S4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Pel. O. 1984 Firefighters return to battie biaze Officials see new abuse SHAKOPEE, Minn. (U PI) - charges against them with­ MONSON, Mass. (U P I) - A dry conditions and a steady breeze whatever hadn’t burned. a possible heart attack. State officials are checking drawn filed a J34 million lawsuit^) stubborn forest fire that scorched quickly spread the flames before ’’The biggest problem we're "The whole area is jupt like a reports of child killing and against investigating Scott Parents’ group boosts A nestheslologists Play Bingo! at least ISO acres rekindled on a firefighters could reach the iso­ having it that it’s burning under­ powder keg because of tbe lack of pornography that have sur­ County officials. remote mountaintop today, lated area. ground. It keeps popping up in rain,” said Assistant Fire Chief faced in the same county where Jordan police officer Greg school music programs prompting hundreds of firefighters Firefighters, frustrated in at­ places where it hasn’t burned out,” Andrew R. Piwcio, "There’s a fwo dozen people were accused MyerlS and his wife Jane filed against white lies Win cash! and National Guard helicopters to tempts to reach the fire in the he said. heavy accumulation of leaves and of involvement in an adult-child the lawsuit in U.S. District be called back to the scene, rugged terrain, have had to hike Robichaud said the helicopters brush and the mountain laurel goes sex ring. Court, charging investigators ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 2 officials said. into the woods or use four-wheel were being recalled to the scene up just like a torch.” The chief prosecutor dis­ "intimidated and coerced” “ We’ve got a full-fledged combat drive vehicles to string thousands today along with as many firefigh­ Heavy rainfall was needed to missed 400 child sexual abuse children witnesses, including again,” said Deputy Fire Chief of feet of hose up the 1,230-foot ters as are available. He expected douse the fire, said Joseph Sa- charges Monday to avoid com­ three of the Myerses’ own George Robichaud. "ft's not burn­ peak. the fire would continue burning for kaske, district state fire warden. promising what she called a children. ing real fast, but it’s no| under Gov. Michael S. Dukakis Tues­ at least several more days. Cause of the blaze was unknown. new investigation of "great The Myerses were among two control either.” day approved the use of two ” It will be anywhere from two or No buildings were involved in the magnitude.” dozen Scott County residents More than 300 firefighters from National Guard helicopters from three days to a week until you can blaze, on land owned by a Monson Police Tuesday asked state originally facing a total of 400 at least 20 Massachusetts and Westover Air Force Base to drop say it’s completely out.” said couple. Officials feared the fire crim e agents to help investigate charges in connection with the Connecticut towns have been bat­ water on isolated areas of the Robert Authier of the state Depart­ might spread to the nearest homes, allegations reported in the alleged sex ring. Clear tonight Manchester. Conn. tling the stubborn blaze around the mountain. ment of Natural Resources. located within 3 miles from the Minneapolis Star and Tribune of Scott County Attorney Kat­ clock since it was discovered The blaze, whicn subsided and Three Monson firefighters suf­ base of the mountain. child killings and pornography hleen Morris, who had charged sunny Friday Thursday. Oct. 18. 1984 Monday afternoon on Peaked flared again several times,, was fered minor injuries while battling in Jordan, Minn., where the 24 adults with sexually abusing Mountain. brought under control late Tues­ the blaze and a Firefighter Harold adults had been charged with 40 children, abruptly dismissed — see page 2 Single copy: 254 The fire was only burning on day afternoon, but Robichaud said Finch, 56, of Stafford, Conn., was in The Republic of Kiribati in the sexual abuse of 40 children. the cjiarges Monday against all iianrlfpatpr Mpralb about 5 acres when originally smoldering sections were still intensive care in Wing Memorial Pacific is slightly smaller than Two of the people who had but one defendant- discovered off Butler Road, but burning underground, igniting Hospital in Palmer after suffering New York City. fea turin g: REAL ESTATE FBI nabs Check Out Our Ad Today 9 linked to And Find 4 New L is tin g s . THIS W EEK Brink’s job Give Your. j Home

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If you Freedom Fighters, a group linked tion with the heist, Samuel Brown *Bosed on average monthly soles for the first 10 months of 1984 have always wanted to live in to three radicals convicted in the and Kathy Boudin, repudiated any 1981 Brink’s robbery in Nyack, link with the group during their Manchester-then we invite you N.Y., the report said. trials. Herald photo by Taroulnio The nine had taken over control omci MOHRS r>All> d a m TOHUS^ SATlll.’['*> -'ANt lO M 'M to inspect these lovely wooded of the group following their col­ ?4 ) MAIN STRUT VfRNON flRCU On the Job training leagues' convictions for the •••••••••••••••••••••• 643-1591 872-9153 lots. For details call: robbery and murders of a Brink’s M ANCHtSTtR D.W.FISH VERNON EAST HARFORD $115,000 Manchester firefighter Rick Skogland lets Kate tion Week presentation. The department has been guard and two police officers, the I v i t t i H c k •THE REAL ESTATE CO* Just listed - Hurry, won't last long! 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He’s Carolina. ••«••••••••••••••••••• social worker, was hired, but the purpose: to found a mental health seen many changes. By the end of the l9S0s, a small measure was at best a temporary clinic East of the River. When the clinic opened, he said, t group of citizens reached their solution. Hoffman quickly recog­ In 1956, the need for a clinic was the caseload wa.'. lif ferent than it is 156 E Center St goal: the creation of a clinic for nized the need for additional documented through a survey. today. "The drug problem was not disturbed children. Manchester services. “ She realized that some Eighteen months later, the clinic a problem, especially for the child Sources predict In January 1959, the Manchester problems were so deep that it was opened. guidance clinic. Divorce rate was necessary to have a psychologist, a 6? Community Child Guidance Clinic ” It was overpowering, the need, at 20 percent. Now it’s much opened its doors in a Hayqes StredL clinic,” said Robb. on the day we opened,” said Robb. higher. These are the things that Real Estate building leased from Manchester Robb and Hoffman were not the That first year, 62 families were are different now in society,” he new bomb strike Memorial Hospital. only people to be concerned. served. said. Eleanor Rubinow of Pitkin Street WASHINGTON (U PI) — In- A vulnerability a.ssessment, the 647-7653 On Oct. 24 from 5 to 7 p.m., the The clinic grew steadily. In 1959, At the same time, the sciences of remembered a juvenile detention formed intelligence sources antiei- Post said, narrowed the possible clinic will celebrate its'25th anni­ it had just four staff members. psychiatry and psychology have LARGE, COUNTRY COLONIAL officer who spoke to a Highland Today, the clinic employs 22 grown rapidly. Although the clinic pate terrorists will make a new points of attack to two facilities in versary in the 317 N. Main St. Park School PTA meeting. He bombing strike on U.S. diplomatic east Beirut: the ambassador’s facility that was dedicated in 1981. professionals. The first year’s treats many more children than it called attention to the number of installations in Beirut before the residence in the southern hills and Former board members, staff, and operating budget was $30,000: in did in 1959, (he numbers should not Manchester children appearing 1983-84, it was $459,000. Nov. 6 presidential election, it was the eventual target, the embassy Price Reduced community people who were in­ necessarily be cause for concern. before the juvenile court. From July 1. 1982 to June 30, reported today. annex to the north near the strumental in the clinic’s birth will "Sophistication has increased to on very quiet street. House has 3 ANDOVER “ We started asking why,” Ru­ 1983, 541 families were served. A The Washington Post said the Mediterranean coast 12 Rooms with seperate in-law Apartment, Main Living be honored. the point that you can detect bedrooms, 2^ baths, screened porch binow said. Shortly afterward, new $427,000 building was dedi­ problems early,” Atoynatan said. U.S. government had specific. The Post report follows an area offers 3 bed Rooms, Spacious Living Room, Din­ The clinic grew from the efforts several citizens, including Ru­ cated in 1981. reliable warnings that explosives article in The Nation magazine this of a handful of community people. and 2-car garage. The price is only ing and Kitchen, 3 Fireplaces. 3 Car Garage, In binow, Robb and pediatrician Tanash H. Atoynatan, M.D., a Please (urn to page 10 had been shipped into Lebanon for week that said the Pentagon Ethel Robb, a retired principal of use against American targets in recommended that the Marines be *81,900. Don’t miss seeing this house. Ground Pool, many extras. Custom Built park-like Waddell School, was interested in Grounds $187,000. the weeks before the Sept. 20 withdrawn to ships offshore five Call today! the project years before the clinic bombing of the U.S. Embassy days before a truck bomb killed 241 opened. Product show is a sellout ...., . Americans in Lebanon a year ago “ I saw children who had mental In addition, the sources said President Reagan ignored (he problems," she said. "They intelligence reports show that advice and a CIA warning of a The Greater Manchester England Telephone Co.’s former couldn't learn. They had home taking about 60 percent of the some of the explosives are sMIl in terrorist attack, the magazine ED GORMAN Situated on over an acre of land, this Chamber of Commerce has an­ maintanance garage on New State display areas. problems and they came to school Lebanon and another attack is said. /4 n ts > ^ U&R REALTY CO. home consists of 8 rooms, with 4 nounced that the annual Manches­ Road. A chamber spokeswoman The show was held last year in with their problems and it was anticipated before the American The U S. Marine barracks build- ter Product Show ran out of show said that enclosing a portico will bedrooms, baths, S^antry, impossible to teach them. the Manchester Industrial Park off 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST space in the week after it was create space for 50 to 100 more presidential election,” the Post ing at Beirut International Airport Progress Drive, Beganny said. reported. ” U.S. authorities, ac- was destroyed by a suicide truck riCl. 443-Z692 screened front porch, and 2 car gar­ announced on Sept. 28. exhibitors. By Oct. 5, about 150 "You could see it in. their Channel 61’s ” Abra Kadabra” cording to one .source, most fear bomb Oct. 23, 1983, after the Robert D. Murdock, Realtor age. Call now to make your appoint- The product show is scheduled exhibitors had rented all the 646-4040 relationships with each other.” she show host, Mark Mazzarella, is another attack against precisely Marines repeatedly had come ment to see this very clean home. said. "They couldn't get along with Nov. 16 through 18. It will feature available space, paying $250 for an scheduled to perform Nov. 17 and exhibitions on products and servi­ the same target.” under fire. other children. But the big thing 8-by-lO foot display area if they 18. along with the Bennet Junior Intelligence sources .said il.S. was the emotional block in learn­ ces ranging from haircuts to were chamber members and $300 High School jazz band, according stained glass, including financial and Israeli intelligence first The Post said Reagan admlnis- oOniCt r n c t \\aHOUliS DAIIY 0 A.M TO H''M. SAIUIIIIM ‘JAM lO S I’M ing you couldn’t get past.”* if they were not, according to to.^the chamber’s news release Personal Service tracked explosives and timed fuse (ration officials who have re- planning services and wind surfing Bobbie Beganny, chamber staff about the sellout. Robb and a school nurse spoke to gear, according to the news bombs in mid-August. Days before viewed the intelligcnee and the administrator. At least seven food booths are the Manchester PTA Council in the release. the bombing, they learned that the details of the attack have found 243 MAIN STREET VERNON CIRCLE She said the show is divided promised. early 1950s. A council survey in explosives were designated for use that the failure to take more Show organizers are planning to between Manchester businesses 1953 showed that about 500 children The admission charge will be $2 643-I59I 872-9153 create additional space at this and businesses from East Hart­ against Americans, the newspaper aggressive security precautions in a school population of 5,000 a person. Children 6 and under will MANCHESTER VERNON year’s site, the Southern New ford, with Manchester companies said Fourteen ii^oplc. including was even more unsatisfactory than D.W.FISH be admitted free. two Americans, died in the attack. first reported. *How to overthrow* THE REAL ESTATE CO' . . , Superior Results

FOUR FAMILY JUST U S T ED Spacious 1 bedroom units in a great location. Built In 3 bedroom, 1 'h bsth slumlnum aided c a p . on Menchsater’a CIA guerrilla primer draws fire from Capital Hill west akt. ConvanlanI location to evarythlngl the 6(ra. An Ideal Investmanl. HURRY! By Eliot Brenner Mutual Radio, said the primer was^ proof that the administra­ United Press Internotlonal was responsible for having it Boland is among the House shows "the administration was tion’s ultimate goal was the at least one call (or Casey’s I itii drawn up. Democrats who this year success­ ignoring the law. ... There’s no overthrow of the Sandinistas. dismissal. WASHINGTON - A CIA “how­ The primer — with a cover fully blocked the administration question they had not been acting "The secret war in Nicaragua is Rep. James Shannon, D-Mass., to" guide on guerrilla warfare depicting three rows of heads, each from renewing aid to the rebels. within the law.” not directed against Sandinista said, "The CIA primer instructing written for rebels fighting the with a bullet hole — outlines how to Aid ran out this summer and after He added that the primer "will arms shipments to Salvadoran Nicaraguan contras on terrorism Tolland New UeUng. 79,900 government of Nicaragua shows "neutralize” officials, what to say a furor about CIA mining of be a disaster” for U.S. foreign guerrillas,” Boland said Wednes­ is inconsistent with the history and Located on a cuMe-sac, this Cape Is great (or the young fam ­ that "the administration was ig­ if a civilian is killed trying to leave Nicaraguan ports. Congress ily. There’s lota o( storage, two brick patloa, a large atone fi­ Manchealer New Liating^ ^ policy and said it "never should day. "The war is an effort to the values of the American people. 7 7 ,9 0 0 noring the law,” House Speaker a town, how to win support from agreed to withhold money until replace and you’ll love the landscaping. On the practical A lovely home with old world charm. The living room has a have been produced.” overthrow the Sandinistas. Admin­ For the sake of all who believe in side, there’s a new septic tank. Act quickly, before ft’agone! iirepiacellreplace anoand nuiitbuilt in book catea. The kitchen has a pantry.i Thomas O'Neill said today. the people and suggests portraying March when another vote will be E ver since the once-secret war istration officials have always freedom. President Reagan should The yard (a beautifully landscaped and the upatalraia coin- Discovery of the primer and the Sandinistas as "puppets’ ; of Uie necessary to renew assistance. 4 BEDROOM S pletely redecorated. Seeing la believing! against the Sandinistas became denied this, but the manual clearly dismiss CIA Director William confirmation that it was written Soviet Union and Cuba. ’ The disclosure by Boland that plue a t it floor family room. 1W baths, tirsplacad living room public, the administration has adopts the contras’ (rebels) Casey and unequivocally condemn OrIv. by 74 Thoma ■ Drive In Manchester end ese this 8 room and distributed by the CIA led to a Boland’s committee was given the document "w as prepared by ranch priced at *83.800. "A QHEAT BUY. ” contended it is supporting the avowed aim of deposing the this action by the C IA.” Bu\^S P r a C N P L A X •" number of calls on Capitol Hill for a the booklet, "Psychological Oper­ the CIA and provided to the contras rebels because they were helping government in Managua.” BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. probe of the administration role in stop the shipment of arms to ations in Guerrilla W arfare.” by a in 1983 ” comes just before Presi­ Sen. Edward Kennedy. D-Mass the guerrilla Jight against the Marxist rebels in neighboring El reporter and had 11 u atislaled into dent Reagan's foreign policy de­ said in a statement that the The pamphlet “ espouses the English. realtors iioulh Windsor 900 Sandinistas. And one Democrat Salvador. bate Sunday with Democratic "fundemental question" ateut the Quality is the catch word for this dandy ranch with lots of New lis U n g doctrine of Lenin, not Jefferson,” E llin g to n 7 4 ,9 0 0 said CIA Director William Casey The New York Times ran por­ extras. Whether It Is the construction or the extras In the But the chairman of the House challenger Walter Mondale and In matter is. “ Did President Reagan 189 WEST CENTER STREET A very large ranch with great potentlaUt an amasinasingprioe! Boland said in a letter to Rep. Tom (Comer of McKee) ' Utchen, quality shines through In every aspect of thfs one. should be ousted. tions of the translation Wednesday the weeks leading up to the There’s a fireplace in the living room and 3 la rg es bbit e d ro o m s . Intelligence Committee, Edward Downey, D-N,Y., who asked the know about the C IA ’s role in the Give us a call just to,take a look at ft before It belongs to so­ A fair price and a little freshing up could make tnis ranch the O'Neill, commenting on the and United Press International meone else. Boland, D-Mass., said the 44-page scheduled Nicaraguan elections preparation of ttls reprehensible 646-2482 home of your dreams. matter in an interview today with Intelligence Committee to investi­ obtained a copy of the translation Nov. 4. CIA pamphlet, written in Spanish, gate where it came from and who document. And it he didn't, what is from Capitol Hill sources. Reaction on Capitol Hill included ne going to do about it? " $ t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Oct. 18. 19«4 P e o p le ta lk Weather Authority move Today’s forecast expected to save Cast of Connecticut. Matiachusetu Doonesbury and Rhode Island; Today: sunny early. Remainder becoming Uinji a firefighters’ time "Doonesbury cast partly sunny. Highs in 60s except members pose for a group SOs east coastal areas. Clear t-iwo. l£W . tonight. Lows from the upper 30s • By Kathy Garmus authority will be required to send shot Wednesday in La­ 1 Herald Reporter fayette Park prior to to mid 40s. Friday: sunny except \ tenants letters warning them that taking a tour of the White some increasing afternoon the detectors will not work during a \ The Town of Manchester Fire House. Stuart Bloom clouds extreme west. Highs well power failure. ; Department might soon find itself (right), who piays Mark, into the 60s except cooler at the “ I can't see the logic," said ! making fewer trips to Pascal Lane. holds up a $20 bill with a shore. authority m em ber John The Manchester Housing Au­ picture of the White House FitzPatrick. Maine: Mostly sunny today. thority is ready to go out to bid to on it. The show will be at Shanley said last month that the Highs from the mid SOs north to • replace most of the smoke detec­ the Warner Theater in federal Department of Housing mid 60s south. F air tonight. Lows tors at the 80-unit Spencer Village Washington until the end and Urban Development requires in the SOs except near 40 at the , apartments for the elderly, Execu- of the week. The cast will electric detectors in subsidized coast. Partly sunny Friday. ■ tive Director Carol Shanley told housing. then continue its nation­ Highs mainly in the 60s. authority members Wednesday wide tour with stops in Los ( Members said at the time that New Hampshire: M o s tly night. Angeles, Dallas and the ideal solution would be to have Houston. sunny today. Highs from the The existing detectors have detectors with back-up battery upper SOs north to mid and upper proved overly sensitive and the systems, but those are about twice UPI photo SOs south. Fair followed by : fire dpeartment has often been as expensive, Shanley said. increasing cloudiness tonight. dispatched to the complex for In another matter, the authority Lows in the SOs except near 40 at A sockin' good finish burning toast. said it would press for contractor One dogged star "W e were going down there quite Put Mom to work the coast. M ostly cloudy Friday. Today: after a cloudy start becoming partly sunny by mid or late James Beaulieu to finish five Elizabeth Montgomery will be honored next a bit,” town Fire Chief John Rivosa houses that are being renovated Larry Hagman plans to put his mother to work. Highs in the upper SOs and the morning. Highs In the middle eos. Winds light and varlable.TonIght; month by the Delta Society for her portrayal of a said today. "Lately, it's slowed for low-income families under the Her Aid photo by Tnrqum io Mom, of course, is Mary Martin, and Hagman SOs. clear. Lows In the upper SOs to middle 40s. Winds nearly calm. Friday: blind woman's relationship with a seeing-eye dog down, but at one time, we were Acquisition With Substantial Re­ says if the deal he is making with friends who run Vermont: Mostly sunny and sunny. Highs ih the middle and upper 60s. Today's weather picture in the TV movie, “ Second Sight: A Love Story.” down there about 120 times in one habilitation program. Safety can be fun San Francisco's Stanford Court Hotel goes mild today. Highs 60 to 6$. Partly was drawn by William Flanagan, 0, of 95B Sycamore Lane, a fourth Miss Montgomery, who was the wife with year's span.” Shanley said the authority could through, she will end her career the way she cloudy tonight. Lows in the 40s. grader at Martin School. magical powers In the “ Bewitched” sitcom, Most of the time, smoke from have another contractor finish up Tom Kelley gets a laugh from the sight of fellow student enjoying part of the program presented by the Town of started it — “ sitting on a piano and singing in a Becoming cloudy Friday with a played a blind woman who regains her sight and cooking triggered the alarms, the work. Architect Richard Law­ Stephan Sinatra in heat-proof firefighting gear Wednes­ bar...” Hagman said in the November McCall's. chance of showers late in the Manchester Fire Department, which conducted several parts with her beloved seeing-eye dog so others Rivosa said. “ But you can't blame rence of Manchester has narrowed day. Breezy and continued mild day morning at Buckley School. The students were Fire Prevention Week demonstrations this week. can benefit from the animal. “ If the deal is consummated, the hotel will put the smoke detector itself — it Was the remaining work down to a in a small bar, seating maybe 80 people, and with highs in the mid SOs. The Delta Society, which held its annual only doing its job,” he said. one-page "punch list,” she said. Mother will do two shows a night, five nights a meeting at Texas A&M University at College Shanley said the cost of replac­ Several extensions have already Band enrollment at record high week. She will sit on a piano and work with invited Station this week, encourages examination of the ing or relocating the detectors will been granted the contractor, she guests like Howard K eel." Hagman will be one of bond between humans and animals, particularly Extended outlook be paid by a state grant. The said. pets. the guests. He and his mother once cut a record— detectors, which are electric, will “ I think we should have had “ Get Out Those Old Records" — for which he Extended outlook for New be replaced with another type of tenants in there by now,” said It’s another world received “ probably the smallest royalty check in England Saturday through electric detector made by the same authority Chairwoman Ada New group boosts music programs history" — three cents. Monday: manufacturer, she said. Sullivan. Diane Sawyer says her mother never tried to be Some of the detectors will only be The five houses are on Clinton, Connecticut, Massachusetts By Sarah E. Hall her friend — the mother-daughter relationship moved, she said. Maple, Madison, Bissell and The new group plans to solicit and Rhode Island; Chance of Herald Reporter funds from businesses, instead of suits them fine. Sawyer was among the famous showers Saturday. Fair Sunday When the changes are made, the School streets. daughters asked by Redbook what problems they sending children "out selling and Monday. Overnight lows In Selling tons of candy may work candy bars or little trinkets all the had with their mothers and how they resolved the 40s Saturday, the mid 30s to them. for the wacky high school band time,” says Kalhi Cline, the Hot macho buns low 40s Sunday and Monday. “ My mother's world is different from mipe," director in the "Funky Winker- mother of two band students and a Daytime highs in the SOs Satur­ the new member of CBS's "60 Minutes” said. “ My Photographer Christie Jenkins, on a three-year Manchester In Brief bean" comic strip, but a new group Friends of Music organizer. mother is a teacher. She always felt that you had roll with buns, is back with male backsides for her day the upper SOs to mid SOs in Manchester is determined to try "W e're trying to keep our children to be exceedingly cautious in the career world, 1985 calendar featuring three Olympic stars, one Sunday and Monday. something different. off the streets for fund-raising. that things like the length of your skirt or the style dancer, seven actors and a defrocked talk show V erm ont: Generally dry Gejdenson to speak Sunday Called "Friends of Music,” the Not only are many parents fed host. through the period. Highs in the Satelllle view parents' group is the brainchild of up, "but people who live in a of your hair or certain behavior mattered. They Second District Democratic U.S. Rfep. Samuel Gejdenson will Olympians Scott Hamilton (figure skating), mid SOs to mid SOs. Lows in the Clara Smith, music coordinator for neighborhood with a lot of children don't matter to me. It is useless to argue; we just speak at the Unitarian Meetinghouse in Manchester Sunday. avoid talking about things that divide us. She Terry Schroeder (water polo) and Dwight Slones mid SOs to mid 40s. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EO T shows rain the town's public schools. Her are sick of having their doorbell The meetinghouse is located at 153 Vernon St. The event will never wanted to be my friend. She is my mother (highjump) display their rumps for Christie's New Hampshire and Maine: and snow- producing clouds blanketing much of the Rockies. goals are to boost awareness of ring,” Cline said. begin at 10.30 a.m. A question and answer session will follow and I am grateful for that. Part of my security is cameras, along with Peter Tramm, the stunt Chance of showers Saturday. Thunderstorms are visible over the central Plains, the upper Texas what school bands and choruses Smith said she decided to start 4 dancer from “ Footloose,” and Alan Thicke, Gejdenson's talk. Nursery care is available. knowing that I am her daughter.” Fair Sunday and Monday. Higte Gulf coast and the southeast Atlantic coast. Patchy layered clouds are doihg. and raise money to pay the group last June, when she formerly of “ Thicke of the Night.” For more information, contact Linda Robinson at 649-3168. for trips, tubas, and other items in the SOs Saturday with lows in cover the upper Mississippi Valley. realized that all funds earmarked The seven actors are Richard Dean Anderson Gejdenson is opposed by Republican Roberta Koontz in the which don’t fit in the Board of for buying instruments would be the 40s. Cooler Sunday and Now you know (“ Emerald Point” ), Brian Mitchell (“ Trapper Second District. Education budget. encumbered for the next three Monday with highs in the 40s John”), Brian Taylor ("Grease” ), Cbiisiopber * _____ 29.77 29.53 Record enrollment in elective years. The 200-million-year-old Olympus Mons, the Durham (''Capitol” ), Lee Nicholl ("Perfect” ), north and SOs south. Lows in the FAIR music programs townwide has led Friends of Music has already largest volcano on Mars and possibly the largest SOs. S E s m ^ Sportsmen endorse Zinsser Greg Benson (“ Bolero” ), Daniel McDonald to record funding demands. Smith met four times, and will meet o in the solar system, has a base of 550 km in ("Falcon & The Snowman” ), When Jenkins BOSTON said Wednesday. "A full thirty again Tuesday night at 7:15p.m. in diameter and an elevation of 25 km. Earth's The Connecticut Sportsmen's Alliance has endorsed Republi­ works with hunks, she said, " I leave my genes at percent of the kids in town are in largest volcano, Hawaii's Mauna Kea, rises 9.3 can state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser in his bid forelection to a third term the Illing cafeteria. About 50 the door.” Across the nation )NEW YORK km from its 120 km base. in the Fourth Senatorial District. the elective programs of band, parents have already volunteered Rain will fall over the upper -»t_CHiCAqpr; orchestra, or chorus." to help the group, but Smith said The statewide, non-partisan organization ranks legislators as "Enrollment has easily doubled more are needed. Mississippi Valley with snow SANfRANCISCO ^ N V E R i C . either unfavorable, questionable, favorable or endorsed- over the past three years,” said across North Dakota. Showers favorable based on their action on issues of concern to and thunderstorms will be scat­ assistant school superintendent SMITH SAID SHE HOPES P ^ A I R sportsmen, according to a news relesase. Zinsser received an Wilson E. Deakin. At Keeney Friends of Music will be able to Almanac tered over the Ohio and Tennes- endorsed-favorable rating. ^see valleys, the middle and lower ^ t Street School, for example, 18 purchase some large instruments LOWEST “ These sportsmen play an important role in preserving our students played in the band in 1980. which are not available on a rental Mississippi Valley and the east TEMPERATURES Today is Thursday, Oct. 18, the wilderness and environment, and they deserve the support of This year, there are 87. basis. and southeast Plains. 30__ still another item on the Friends • "Manchester Band D ay" on 292nd day of 1984with 74 days to •.MIAMI lawmakers who recognize their rights and can balance their The school budget cannot handle of Music wish-list is a new sound Severe thunderstorms are 40(- Nov. 3. when all three mareliing follow. needs and concerns,” Zinsser said. D E A K IN A T T R IB U T E D the absorb the costs for these big shell for the Manchester High likely to develop during the 60 LCaEND- hands from the town's seenndary There is no morning star. When asked what he had done for sportsmen, Zinsser said he rise to the "winning season” items, according to Smith. A tuba, School auditorium. The shell would schools will |H>rrorm during a high afternoon hours from Oklahoma The' evening. stars are Mer­ thought his endorsement was based more on "W hat I have not Manchester’s secondary-school for instance, carries a price tag of project sound out into the au­ school football game. to the lower Missouri Valley. cury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and done.” bands had last year, when all three about $1,800. Four tubas are dience, improving a<'oustics. • The University o( Cnnneetient's Snow will fall across Nevada » o : r 7 o '^ ^ ° \'' /‘j lMOWERS*^ FLOW Saturn. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST won state prizes.' lacking in the town’s secondary band day on Nov. 10. in which all Those born on this day are with rain and showers over This fail, some elementary school bands — and most parents "I REALLY THINK THE TOWN three town hands plan to compete. under the sign of Libra. They northern California and Oregon. Hearing set on Pagano complaint music teachers had to be reas­ cannot afford to buy them for their needs to be informed,” Smith said. • The appearance of the Illing include former Canadian Prime Cloudy skies will cover the National forecast signed to the town's two junior high children. "Attendance at high school eon bands in Veteran's Day eereino Monday morning, the Grievance Committee for the M inister P ierre Trudeau in 1919, mid-Atlantic Coast and the cen­ schools, where the number of certs is very poor. I ’m always nies Nov. 11 Hartford-New Britain Judicial District will hear a complaint "Children ask to play French actor George C. Scottin 1927, Lee tral Rockies. Partly cloudy skies For period ending 7 a.m. ES T Friday. Thursday night will find rain or students playing in the band has disappointed to find that there are • A performance l>y a eoinhined filed by the Journal Inquirer newspaper and relatives of an horn at the elementary level, and Harvey Oswald, assassin of w ill prevail in the Northeast, the showers from the mid-QuIf coast northward Into the Lakes region. risen 75 percent in one year. more people on stage than in the hand from the junior and .senior accident victim against Manchester lawyer Anthony Pagano. we have to say no because we don't President John F. Kennedy, in Gulf Coast, the northern Rockies Some snow is expected in parts of the northern Rockies while audience." high .schools on Dee 18 At issue is whether Pagano — convicted of a felony in At a meeting of music teachers have them, " Smith said. For the 1939 and actress Erin Moran in and the Southwest. Afternoon generally fair weather prevails elsewhere. Minimum temperatures The secondary school hands • A tri hand festival for Friends connection with a fatal auto accident which occurred on Route 4 Wednesday, Deakin suggested same reason, there are no string 1961. temperatures will reach into the include; (approximate maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta deserve better, she said. Said of Music patrotis Fel) 14 in Burlington this May — should be barred from practicing law capping band programs to stop bass players in the lower grades. 40s and SOs from the upper Greats 61(78), Boston 48(66), Chicago 46(63), Cleveland 58(75), Dallas runaway spending. Teachers Bridget Gilchrist, director of II- • Oul-nf-.slate tours ot the three Pagano, a partner in the law firm Beck and Pagano, pleaded no "W e don't have enough risers in ling's band: "Manchester has this On this date in history: Lakes across the northern 51(76), Denver 18(47), Duluth 37(49), Houston 58(82), Jacksonville balked. And Smith said '‘ that, .secondary school jazz hands next 64(85), Kansas City 36(59), Little Rock 52(74). Los Angeles 53(77) contest to charges of misconduct with a motor vehicle, receiving town at all, and the ones we have wonderful thing happening and spring In 1776 the border between Plains, the northern and central requiring auditions for enrolling in are all worn out,” Smith said. a fine and an order to perform 150 hours of community service. nobody knows aboul it." Friends of Music will kick off its Maryland and Pennsylvania was Rockies to the Pacific. Miami 37(84), New Orleans 65(65), Minneapolis 37(47), New York band programs — as was consi­ Money is also needed to pay for Chris Powell, managing editor of the JI, said the complaint Some upcoming events the solicitation campaign in .lamiary. finally settled. Dubbed “ The Readings in the SOs will be 55(67), Phoenix 54(77), San Francisco 49(66), Seattle 41(51) St dered at one time — would be buses to transport band students to Louis 47(69), Washington 56(76). » r h o w . ai. asks the committee to consider "the question of his (Pagano's) Friends of Music hope to boost Smith said. For more information, Mason-Dixon Line,” it became along the Gulf Coast and south "outrageous.” special functions. obstruction of justice at the accident scene” as well as whether include: call Smith at 647 3485 the unofficial boundary between Texas. The remainder of nation the lawyer's conviction disqualifies him from the bar. North and South. will have temperatures in the SOs and 70s. The grievance committee may either dismiss the complaintor In 1959 the Soviet Union Manchester Herald forward it to a Superior Court judge. announced an unmanned space Joining the newspaper in the complaint are relatives of David Man robs Power Test gas station vehicle had taken the first Richard M. Diamond, Publisher A. Charest, the accident victim. They could not be reached for pictures of the far side of the The night attendant at the Power Penny Sadd comment today. A spokesman for the grievance panel declined to a.m. as he was leaving from work man fled east on foot towards moon. Lottery Mark F. Abraitis Test gas station on Tolland Turn­ Plaza in Vernon on Oct lUwasal.so comment on the matter. with the night shift's receipts in his Taylor Street after taking the wearing a gray sweatshirt. I)iit the In 1974 the Watergate cover-up Associate Publisher Business Manager pike reported being robbed by a The hearing, closed to the public and the press, will be at 10 pocket. He said the robber was money. Dairy M;irt rol>lier was deseirlx'd trial jury heard a tape recording shotgun-toting masked man early USPS 327-500 a.m. in the law offices of Jackson O'Keefe and Dunn at 62 LaSalle carrying a 12-gauge shotgun and Police could not say whether as aroiiml 6 feet tall. in which President Nixon told VOL. CIV. No. 16 this morning, police said today. described the man as white, 5 and a they believe the hold-up Wednes Road, West Hartford. Another Power Test employee Armed robiH'ries have also Iteen aide John Dean to try to stop the Connecticut daily Publlihsd dally txcspt Sunday half feet tall, 170 pounds, with day is related to any of five Suggested carrier rates are 01.20 said $614 is missing from the day’s reported al the Conneelieut Motor Watergate burglary investiga­ Wednesday: 621 and aartpln holidays by the Man­ weelUv, 05.12 for one month, 01545 light-colored hair, according to reported armed robberies in Ver­ lx)dge. 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Oct 18. 1984 - 5 Suspect held aS.IW orld Fraud alleged In Death toll Is 13 Navy probes General Dynamics By Gregory Gordon The subcommittee investigators charged improperly against go­ of Mr. Lewis' trips to Albany were Denies Sakharov remark •S?. United Press Internotlonal calculated " ' firm filed more vernment contracts.” deliberately altered... to make it COPENHAGEN, Denmark — A Soviet official In Paterson blaze than $22 million in claims with the The aircraft investigation appear that the flights were who was quoted as saying dissident Andrei WASHINGTON — Navy investi­ Pentagon between 1978 and 1983 for heightens the pressure on the training flights which perhaps Sakharov was free to leave Uie Soviet Union later By Peter J. Sampson Conklin was scheduled to be ar­ gators are probing whether the just two of 10 company-owned nation's largest defense contrac­ could be more legitimately denied the remark — probably under orders from United Press International raigned later today. General Dynamics Corp. commit­ and-leased aircraft. tor. The company, which builds the charged to the government." superiors, a Western diplomat said., Desk clerk Al laconio, 24. who later ted fraud by charging taxpayers General Dynamics already has Trident and 688-attack subma­ Dingell urged that the Navy Ivan f'olyakhov, vice-chairman of the Presi­ PATERSON, N.J. - Fire swept pointed out the suspect to police, said millions of dollars for personal received $10.5 million, although rines, faces inquiries into cost "consider whether to disallow the dium of the Supreme Soviet and Central through a run-down residential hotel Conklin had wandered into the lobby trips by company executives on the Defense Contract Audit overruns and other claims from approximately $22 million in cor­ Committee member, was quoted as telling 10 early today, killing 13 people and earlier in the evening in his underwear corporate jets, government sour­ Agency and government contract­ the FBI. three congressional sub­ porate aircraft charges." Danish parliamentariansTuesdaythat, "Accord­ injuring more than 50 others. An angry and, when ordered to return to his ces say. ing officers questioned many of the committees. Pentagon watchdogs ing to our latest information Sakharov has been The company spokesman .said resident confessed to setting the blaze room, argued with staff members. The Naval Investigative Service charges, Dingell said in a recent and the Securities and Exchange afforded an exit visa from the Soviet Union, but challenges to the aircraft claims after an argument with the staff. lacoonio said he and other employees opened its inquiry in recent days in letter to Navy Secretary John Commission. will not go.” by Pentagon auditors are being People were hanging out of the smelled smoke at about 12:30 a.m. and response to a request from Rep. Lehman. In his letter. Dingell called it In a written denial Wednesday, Polyakhovsaid, negotiated between the DCA.A and windows and jumping to escape the went to Conklin's room to investigate. John Dingell, D-Mich., chairman "It is not clear why the Navy has "exceedingly disturbing that the " I never said what was claimed. It is either a the company, and in the event of flames in the eight-story Alexander " I saw flames licking out through the of a House Energy and Commerce not brought fraud charges against nation's largest defense contractor conscious effort to mislead the press or a mistake adverse decisions, "the company Hamilton Hotel when firefighters ar­ door cracks," he said. " I shouted for subcomm’ittee, the sources said. General Dynamics for knowingly apparently sees nothing wrong in translation." has the right to appeal to the rived at the hotel, which once was someone to call the Fire Department, Dingell’s staff, assisted by five charging millions of dollars to the with misusing the taxpayers' mo­ He said the physicist and Nobel Peace Prize Armed Services Board of Contract among the city’s best. then grabbed an extinguisher and tried auditors from the General Ac­ government for numerous flights ney in such a blatant fashion." He laureate would not be allowed to leave the Soviet Appeals." One of the injured. Peter Dobbs, 46, to put it out but it was going pretty good. counting Office who have been which have nothing at all to do with requested "a full-scale investiga­ Union because of hi; knowledge of defense who had lived at the Hamilton for about There was no chance to stop it." reviewing company records, found government business,” he said. tion of this apparent fraud against "The fact that the DCAA chal­ secrets. Sakharov helped design the Soviets' first two years, said people jumped out of Graves said the argument “ may that General Dynamics chairman A General Dynamics spokesman the government." lenges certain costs does not hydrogen bomb. A member of the European windows against the advice of have centered over his (Conklin's) David Lewis took 14 trips on said the company "categorically As an example of such abuse, he establish that the company's Parliament who took the statement was adamant firefighters. work as a TV repairman in the hotel.” corporate jets to his farm in denies that personal or private use noted, subcommittee investigators claims are proper or improper." that the remark wa.< correctly quoted. * , "1 was lucky and 1 thank the Lord for The Hamilton once was the best hotel j\lbany, Ga. of corporate aircraft has been found that "pilot reports of several he said. Scientist drops citizenship that," Dobbs said. in Paterson, which is 15 miles northw­ Residents told reporters they had est of New York City, but had become a WASHINGTON — Amid charges he used slave made frequent complaints about the residence for welfare recipients. ,, labor to build Nazi V-2 rockets, a German lack of fire alarms and escape routes in Three hospitals in Paterson and one Suspect’s suicide spurs rape probe scientist who worked on .America's man-on-the- the hotel. They said they were alerted in Livingston that has a burn unit moon program renounced his U.S. citizenshipand to the fire by the screams of other reported treating 57 people. Seven were left the country, officials say. residents. listed in critical condition. SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) - The "m ale" aspect of the ad was linking Cota to other murders. Arthur 1- H. Rudolph of San Jose, Calif., a key Russell Conklin, 44. was arrested in At least II firefighters were injured, Police investigating the strange probably a ruse, said Lt. Don "W e’d like to reassure people figure in the Saturn 5 program, left the United the hotel parking lot after a hotel including Gary Giese, 35. who suffered roadside suicide of a suspected Trujillo. and say this is the guy who killed States in March after he negotiated a deal a year employee told police he had argued two broken wrists and scorched ears. killer who had converted his Cota. 38, a computer operator those women," he said. "But, to be ago with the Justice Department, officials said with staff members and threatened to "I'd say there was an average of two bedroom closet into a macabre who served eight years in a Texas blunt, all we know for sure is that Wednesday. set the 60-year-old structure on fire people hanging out of every window bondage cell say he might have prison for rape, was stopped he killed himself and the woman in • The Justice Depatment's Office of Special earlier in the evening. when we got here," he said. "There's 22 lured victim's to his home by Sunday night by two California his van." Investigations, which tracks down Nazis living in Conklin was charged with one count windows ... and people on the street advertising for a roommate. Highway Patrolmen because his In an interview broadcast late the United States and seeks theirdeportation. had each of murder and arson with police were yelling at us to get them out.” Police said fingerprints taken car was weaving on the highway. Wednesday on KSBW television in charged Rudolph participated in the persecution saying the charges would be increased More than 50 people were taken down from the walls of the grisly closet When the officers demanded that nearby Salinas, Calif., a woman of slave laborers used in the production of the V-2 later today after the death toll is ladders and others who sought refuge could provide a link between he open the van door, Cota shouted, who said she had been living with missile in Germany during World War II. confirmed. on the roof had to be rescued by cranes. '■ T ^ p Fernando Cota and the unsolved " I ’m a sick man. Kill me,” then put Cota until a month ago said she had murders of six young women. The government said Rudolph was the chief "He confessed that he did it and they Fire Capt Domenick Cotroneo said ' a gun to his head and shot himself. never seen the bondage cell and When police broke into Cota's operations director for Nazi Germany's V-2 have a statement from him." said the fire began about 12:15 a m. and was He died an hour later. had no reason to believe he was U PI p h o to . small apartment they initially missile production at an underground-rocket Mayor Frank Graves, who called the contained by 4 a.m. By 6:30a.m., only a Inside the van, officers found the killing people. ' UPI photo reported finding only the closet­ factory from 1943 to 1945. Hitler used the rockets fire "the worst disaster in Paterson's few smoldering hot spots remained. partially nude body of Kim Dun­ The woman, who was in her late cell filled with manacles and to bombard London. history." When firefighters arrived, flames Medics rush a woman who was burned in a hotel fire in Paterson, Sam’s on the mend ham, 21. of Milpitas, Calif. Her thirties and identified herself only Sher said Rudolph, now 78, turned in his chains, and a sign on the back hands were tied tohind her and she were coming out of windows in both the N.J. this morning to an ambulance. The fire claimed the lives of as Jan, said she lived with Cota for' citizenship in May while in Germany. Sher .said he "H e used the sheets of his bed and a front and buck of the hotel and a Sam, a mending Bald Eagle whose wing was managled porch warning, “ Never mind the had been strangled. six months. did not know where Rudolph now is living As part match He made a decision and his number of residents had fled to the 14 people and injured 75 others. A suspect has been arrested for by a rifle shot in Alaska, moved toward home today dog — beware of the owner.” Investigators were trying to "He seemed very normal. That’s of the agreement, Sher said the Justice decision was he killed 13 people." roof. starting the fire. But Wednesday detectives said determine where Cota might have what’s scary about this. He was Department agreed not to file suit against aboard a plane on a free flight to an avarian halfway they found a crudely drawn posted the advertisement for a real likable. There were times I Rudolph to strip him of his citizenship and deport house in Carmel, Calif. "They have a largeexerciseflight- advertisement for a “male or roommate and whether anyone was scared of him,’ ’ she said, him for his wartime activities if he left at the Ventana Wilderness Sanctuary there and he’ll be fem ale" to share an apartment had responded. because he had "flashes of vio­ FERNANDO COTA "within walking distance" of the voluntarily. Chernenko tosses wild card into election develope his wing musculature,” said a wildlife official. Police Chief Joe McNamara said lence," but he was usually a . . . slayer of 6? San Jose State University campus. so far there was no evidence "gentleman." Secret Cuba talks off By Norman D. Sandler Ferraro, who has had her own problems with the • Ratification of nuclear test treaties signed in 1974 WASHINGTON — Secret talks between Cuba United Press International New York archdiocese over the issue of abortion, was and 1976. and the United States have been discontinued not permitted to stand in for Mondale. • A renunciation by Washington of the first use of until after the Nov. 6 election, U.S. and Cuban WASHINGTON — The vitriolic war of words The Chernenko interview was expected to increase nuclear weapons. British professor captures Nobei Prize in Economics diplomats say. between President Reagan and Walter Mondale the pressure on Reagan going into the debate. STOCKHOLM, Sweden (U PI) - contributions to the development "They want to see how this election comes out moved to a pivotal weekend showdown — the stakes Speakes said the administration found the timing of the foundation of what is now analysis in the form of a logically Stone and fellow Briton James rial, which Keynes required for his Sir Richard Stone of the University of systems of national accounts before they have a new round" of talks, , suddenly raised by none other than Soviet leader the interview "interesting." A senior administration Ted warns Ron on JFK called macroeconomics. connected system of national ac­ Meade, a 1977 Nobel Economics analysis of the imbalance in the of Cambridge, Britain, today won and hence greatly improved the Stone, 71, pioneereiV the use of counts were an epoch-making Langhome Motley, assistant secretary of stale Konstantin Chernenko. official, noting the election was just three weeks CHICAGO (UPI) — Sen. Edward Kennedy said laureate, assisted Keynes in the British economy, the academy the 1984 Nobel Prize in Economics, basis for empirical economic separate budgets for different for Inter-American Affairs, said Wednesday in a With the candidates hammering one another on the. away, said Chernenko appeared bent on fueling the President Reagan has "no right" to invoke John F. innovation, the academy said in its British Treasury Department dur­ said. the Royal Swedish Academy of analysis," sectors of government, which presentation. speech at the Brookings Institute issue of war and peace, Chernenko injected himself campaign debate. Kennedy's name in campaign speeches and suggested ing World War If. Sciences announced. The Cambridge professor was an make up the economy of the “ And for this breakthrough. A Cuban diplomat who asked not to be identified into the presidential campaign by inviting improve­ Chernenko said U.S.-Soviet relations could improve Reagan quote Richard Nixon, the candidate he The two economists were in , In this research environment, Stone was cited by the academy assistant during World War II of country. Stone was primarily responsible,’ ’ confirmed a hold had been placed on the ment in U.S.-Soviet relations in an interview with The if Washington moved to resolve "at least one of the supported against Kennedy in 1960 charge of collecting, processing ' Stone developed his analytical "for having made fundamental John Maynard Keynes, who laid In the early 1940s, reporting and it said. negotiations until after the election. Washington Post. essential questions " on the stalled arms control " I have a simple question: I wonder why Reagan and organizing statistical mate­ technique, it said. Motley said the talks involve "very important White House spokesman Larry Speakes, who agenda. He listed four areas where "positive" steps doesn't quote Nixon now? W'hen the president but isolated issues." such as Cuban political delivered the formal administration response, said by the United States could break the impasse: changed parties he should have ch.inged quote- prisoners, immigration and the possible repatria­ Chernenko had been "positive" in tone, but Speakes • Talks on preventing "the militarization of space" books. " Kennedy told a Democratic Party fund­ Grade schools show tion of criminals and mental patients who entered rejected the suggestion that progress in U.S.-Soviet coupled with a moratorium on testing of space raising dinner Wednesday night. the United States in the 1980 Mariel boatlift. relations depends on U.S. concessions on arms weapons once the discussions begin. "I'm here today and I'm traveling across the It's REGAL'S 44th control. • An agreement to freeze U.S. and Soviet nuclear country to say that Ronald Wilson Reagan has no right Diplomat supports general "The United States stands ready to negotiate." arsenals. to quote John Fitzgerald Kennedy. " enrollment rebound Speakes said. "But we cannot concur in the apparent NEW YORK — A diplomat who worked for Soviet view that it is incumbent upon the United States By Denis G. Gulino Gen. William Westmoreland during the Vietnam said, the same kind of nursery to pay a price so that the Soviet Union will come back United Press International school enrollment is evident for War testified that the general did not conspire to to the nuclear negotiating table." downplay enemy troop strength as was stated in a children of women who do not The interview, published Wednesday, came as CBS television report. WASHINGTON - The nation s leave for work each day. Reagan began preparing for an expected no-holds- elementary schools, where the The general is suing the network for $120 It will take a few additional barred clash with Mondale over foreign policy Sunday number of students has been million over a 1982 documentary that accused years for high schools to benefit in Kansas City during their second and final debate. shrinking for a decade, have him of lying about the strength of the enemy in from the population increase, The unconventional forum Chernenko chose did not reached their low point in enrol­ South Vietnam. Bruno said. There were 14.1 go unacknowledged by Speakes. who said the Soviets 168 Woodland St. 643-8474 GARDENS lment and are beginning to expand During questioning Wednesday by defense y^saiami million students in high schools in would find Reagan ready to talk when they "m ove again, the Census Bureau reports. attorney David Boies, Komer said he did not know 8 am - 7 pm dally late 1982, fewer than a dozen years from public exchanges to private negotiations and The most recent enrollment to what extent irregular Viet Cong forces, earlier. concrete agreements.” WE CARE to Mil you the finatl Quality al figures, for late 1982, showed SUIT DEPT. members of the Viet Cong shadow government SPORT COATS The interview, Chernenko's first with a foreign Fair PrICM. Wednesday that elementary High school enrollment reached and particular North Vietnamese units — that journalist since becoming Soviet general secretary in WHO WE CARE to giva you the bM l aarvlca an apparent peak in 1976 and 1977 school enrollment contracted to had been eliminated from the official count of February, added a new twist to the campaign as and knowtodga. 27.4 million, the bottom of a steep then dropped by 10 percent by 1982. enemy forces — had participated in the Tet and Botany ‘500’ Reagan and Mondale plotted oebate strategy with WE CARE to gIva you Iha largaat vartaly Khe Sanh offensives of 1968. 19 percent slide from the peak in "High schools have leveled off Ronald Scott voslod... *119"* their foreign policy advisers. from which to c h o o M . 1970. WE CARE to maka your shopping aaty for a few years and will probably Reg. MSS- Reagan interrupted the preparations today for a CARES? But the erosion in enrollment has ' Tex. Polyester Flannel Blazers Officials look for crewman and 2 aerss of Parking arsa. go down a little bit before they turn trip to New York for the annual Al Smith dinner, a ended, according to a Census around.” Bruno said. K AYE NTA, Ariz. — The Air Force says it is not KOO-a-person black-tie charity affair sponsored by specialist preparing 1983 figures • 36 to 46R, 38 to 42SH, 40 to 46L • 100% Wool sure if a missing crewman bailed out with the rest the Roman Catholic archdiocese that has attracted Kalanchoe - Violets - Complete display of dried flow­ for publication in another few College enrollment, which keeps Calla Lily - Gerberas - • Navy, Cornel of the crew of a disabled B-52 bomber or went both major-party candidates for president in every ColortuI ers for dried arrangements. Sup­ weeks. increasing, depends far less on Reiger Begonias - down with the plane when it crashed on the election year since 1960, with the exception of 1972 plies for the "do-it-yourselfer," "Elementary schools ha”e population trends than does ele­ Streptocarpus - • Reg., Shorts, Longs Navajo Reservation. when Vice President Spiro Agnew substituted for Wreath Rings, Cones, Styra- reached their low point,” Wendy mentary and high school Sasson. *109? Christmas Cacti - Foliage *189"* The Air Force said the search for Co|. William Richard Nixon. foam Wreath Wire, Cone Bruno said. "Since births started attendance. & Houseplants Lorence Ivy. 32. was suspended Wednesday night This year, however. Reagan faces no competition Wreath, etc., etc. -going up in 1978 elementary Reg. *235“ More important is the fact that • 3 Piece because of snow and darkness, and would be on the dais. Mondale canceled plans to attend and schools in the next few years will the post-World War II “ baby Regal Wool Tweeds resumed at first light. wanted running mate Geraldine Ferraro to take his begin to see an increase," • Poly-Wool Blends boom” gen erati^ — now in its 20s place. The effect can already be seen in Perennial Specials and 30s — is being drawn back to • Reg., Shorts, Longs • Herringbones HOLLAND BULBS nursery schools, where both the Hollyhocks, English ^ the campuses. population increase and the recent • Tweeds $ Q Q 9 0 TULIPS, Asst.— Daisies, Carnations, ^ i Baby finds ------10/2.89 197 popularity of pre-school training Of the 50 percent of people who Forget Me Nots, • Reg., Shorts, Longs DAFFODILS------10/2.89 ever go to college, only half are in Shasta Daisies, Cor­ has boosted enrollment to 2,153,000 •125“ T/ME/ HYACINTHS------10/5.89 the traditional 21-year-old bracket. $ 2 1 9 * 0 life in the eopsis, Foxgloves. by late 1982i 67.8 percent higher Botany ‘500’.... CROCUS, Asst.------10/1.39 than 1972. Sweet William. Students older than 25 accounted A surprisingly high 36 percent of Regal Navy Blazers ’Frittllarla - Anemone - Grape - Hyacinth for about half of the 3 million- • 3 Piece Reg. •7 1 5 " 10 plants all 3 and 4 year olds are going to fast lane Snowdrops - Iris - EranWiua - and morel student increase in college enrol­ nursery school at least part of the • Poly-Wool Blends • 100% Polyester MINEOLA, N Y. (UPI) - Bryan lment in the 10 years through 1982. week, Bruno said. and Wendolyn Morrison's son And of that half, 44 percent were • Reg., Shorts, Longs In 1965, in comparison, only 11 • Reg., Shorts, Longs started life in the fast lane — he women. percent of the children that young •S'* was born two months premature in O F F were enrolled. the back seat of a car that was 20% I Women outnumbered men in While part of the increase is going 75 mph. college in 1982, constituting 52 generated by working mothers percent of the 10,919,000 college A badly shaken Morrison, 32. ON ANY ONE ITEM I who need day care services, she students. All London Fog Coats...... 2 0 % on O .S .A . Long Sleeve was spotted speeding Tuesday night by Nassau County Sgt. John WITH THIS COUPON ! WOODLAND Welch, who says he has helped MINIMUM PURCHASE MO.OO i All Florsholm Shoos...... 2 0 % on DRESS SHIRTS deliver many babies during his 25 GARDENS years on the force. LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER 1 168 Woodland St., 643-8474 When the officer managed to get SALE AND SCOUT ITEM ______8 am-7 pm dally All Doxtor Shoos...... 2 0 % oh the car to stop — in a hospital I EXCLUDED PLAY JACKPOT $ 1 (190 parking lot — M- :■ V ■ rison had I COUPON VALID THROUGH already given U: 'h lo t 5 pound, L OCT. 20, 1984 6-ounce boy in .h- ' r' ' k seat. All Jockey Undorwoar...... 2 0 % on I W Reg. »17) “ That 1. j jy w u l ii„i n a; ,'5 miles Fall is the best time • White • Blue • Ton per hour northbound on Port Washington Boulevard." Welch All Haggar Slacks...... 2 0 % on said. “ The mother was hysterical. BINGO Sizes 14V4 to 17 r She thought the baby was dead." “ But I could see the baby was to feed your lawn. All Van Heusoii Shirts...... 2 0 % on kicking, and I reassured her," he UART'S said. “ Then, I put the baby on the EVERY DAY Sensational Valuel mother’s stomach.” ^ OutfHten to th^oungset" Lawn experts agree The best investment you can make m 5.000 sq. ft. A hospital spokeswoman Wed­ your lawn is in FALL fertilizing The cooler temperature 15,000 sg. ft nesday said the boy, born two and shorter days are tdeei for grass growth. Feed your lawn Win A Trip For Two Wimer Greerr* . . . The F ^ Fertifezer. Its 10-16-20 formula r e g i o n months premature, was in "sta­ Fox Run Mall • Glastonbury contains added elements a l von. magnesium, manganese and 2 7 “ NOW ble" condition, and the mother, 32, sulfur lo give your laam al the nutrients it needs d u ^ this Your Quality was said t5 be “ doing w ell." oilicaf leedirig time. 400 g95 Because social agencies now Mon-Sat 9:30-5:30 Thura 9:30-9 Wtnier dreen's urwiue fan formula greens your lawn now, Man’s Shop” and Keeps ^eerwig vAo winter F\js. it promotes a deeper. Inatmni r»Dml0 provide maternity care for many 10.000 iq. ft. t. HAWAII 633-7187 stronger root system, which encourages growth of creeping, mothers, Welch, 48, said police underground rhizomes. These produce new grass plants to reg. 19** BBGAUSMANCHESTER rarely are called to assist at births, give you a iNcfcer, greener lawn next spnng. VERNON 903 MAIN ST except in cases of premature NOW See Page 2 TRi Cit y p l a z a deliveries, snowstorms or FaVs the best time to save! OPEN OAIIV 9 30 S 30. THURS til 9 00 OPEN WED IHURS S ERI nl 9 00 hurricanes. 16** S - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct, 18, 1984

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher M ANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Oct. 18. 1984 - 7 Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Connecticut Missed signal In caused crash Monitors seek revisions Jack STAMFORD (U Pl) — Metro-North rail service was Presidents’ health: FDR and Reagan HARTFORD — Federal monitors said the care close to normal today for thousands of commuters Anderson ^ and treatment of residents at Mansfield Training between Connecticut and New York as federal safety On Nov. 7,1944, the voters went to the polls and re ­ the candidate and what they are told are the issues. School s Bennet Hall was “ barren and unstimu­ officials began investigating the collision of an elected a dying president to a fourth term. Franklin How strange when Democratic registration heavily Washington lating and have call for drastic corrective Amtrak repair train with a Conrail freight. action. Roosevelt was luckier than Ronald Reagan. His health outnumbers Republican, but those numbers mean less Merry-Qo-Round Officials said all four tracks were open ‘24 hours never became a campaign issue as Mr. Reagan’s age than they seem. For exam ple, though in California and The four monitors, appointed by a U.S. after the Amtrak train slammed into the rear of the Magistrate to oversee the settlement of a suit has. It was wartim e and discussions of the commander- Nicholas Virginia there are far m ore registered Democrats than freight train 2 miles east of Stamford. - brought against the state facility, said in a Five crewmen were injured. Irtit only one in-chief's possibly diminished capacities may have Republicans, it’s been 20 years since a Dem ocratic preliminary report Wednesday "many, if not all, seemed to be giving aid and com fort to the enemy. Von Hoffman candidate carried either one of them. For all intents hospitalized. Bennet Hall residents would fare better in Three Amtrak crewmen and a Metro-North tower Yet, historians tell us that off the platform FD R’s and purposes, it is impossible for a Dem ocratic __ alternative settings." operator were taken "out of service" pending the candidate for president to get those electoral votes. health, or lack of it, was much whispered about. In White House Bennet Hall is mostly “ barren and unstimulat- investigations, officials said. Spokesmen emphasized March of that year, the president had been forced to go ’ Tng, with almost none of the amenities of normal the employees were not being disciplined and that • to Bethesda N aval Hospital, where he was diagnosed as ’THE SAME SITUATION prevails in the eight living and nothing with which clients can "out of service” is not the same as suspension. having an enlarged heart, high blood pressure, mountain states, all of which have Democratic profitably or enjoyably occupy their time," the The wreckage after Wednesday morning’s crash discourages "monitors said. arteriosclerosis and hypertensive heart disease. He governors, as do Nebraska and Oklahoma,-two other initially blocked all four tracks on the line, forcing The section houses about 60 moderately and also looked like death warmed over. that remained to him. He was dead by April. states which a campaigning Democratic presidential suspension of all rail traffic between the Stamford and -- severely mentally retarded men and women and In August, at the Bremerton Naval Base near Seattle Millions must have seen the newsreels and the candidate might as well fly over. All told the national South Norwalk stations and the transfer of pa.s.sengers voter signup . Was removed from the federal Medicaid program to buses. he gave a mumbling, faltering speech which was far newspaper pictures and known he was in no shape to Democratic Party has ceased to be competitive or Sept. 6 because of cited continued deficiencies in Workers using three giant cranes managed to clear more embarrassing than Mr. Reagan’s debate lead the country for four more years, but they voted for perhaps even exist in states comprising about 40 WASHINGTON - Some over- the care and treatment of patients. the tracks of debris, including the derailed trains — performance. To underscore the point without exactly him because he was the wartim e leader, because he had percent of the electoral vote. That is a helluva handicap zealous Reagan administration Amy Wheaton, acting state commissioner of two 387,000-pound Amtrak engines, a Conrail caboose UR pt«oto saying anything, the Republicans got out a campaign been president so long, without him was frightening and to start a cam paign with. officials are still trying to ban mental retardation, said changes and improve­ and a Conrail flatcar. brochure with a photograph of a gaunt, haggard unimaginable, for idolatrous hero worship. Whatever On the other side there are no states where the voter-registration drives from ments would be made so Bennet Hall could be A Metro-North official said human error may h;ive Firefighters throughout Connecticut weather. This shot is from Mountain Roosevelt on it. the reasons, he could not lose. national Republicans aren't competitive. Even places recertified for Medicaid status within four caused the collision. public buildings. Apparently, they months. and Massachusetts have been battling State Forest in Washington, Mass, like Rhode Island and Michigan, which w ere once fear that a big voter turnout will "The signal systems were working and it would appear that human error was involved in this brush fires caused by the recent dry which workers controlled Wednesday. BU T DEATH, L IK E L IF E , comes in ups and downs. NO ONE IS SAYING Mr. Reagan is sick. Quite the impossible for a Republican, could possibly be carried bring too many Democrats to the Glastonbury man found guilty collision," said Donald Nel.son, Metro-North vice *A few weeks later, Roosevelt, who had delivered the contrary. He looks and acts healthy, if somewhat by the GOP. polls. worst campaign speech of his career in the state of forgetful and possibly confused. By the next debate he Like the Federalists in the early 19th century, the BRIDGEPORT — William F. Zimmerli, president of operations. These officials have gone so far The Amtrak locomotive was traveling at alwut 20to , Washington, delivered one of his best to a Teamsters m ay also make the same kind of comeback Rbosevelt Democrats have gone out of existence as a national accused of masterminding one of the largest Southington fireman dies as to countermand federal court marijuana-smuggling rings in state history, was 25 mph when it ran into the freight train stopped Union banquet. Some of the lines are quoted in the did, but whether he does or he doesn’t, it will take a political party. They are on their way to becoming a Orders and their own internal found guilty Wednesday of 16 drug charges. eastbound on the express track for an inspection, history books: "These Republican leaders have not much more striking incident for him to lose. regional vestige, a local peculiarity like the New regulations. Zimmerli, 37, of Glastonbury, was charged with officials said. The speed limit through Stamford is l.S been content with attacks on me, or on m y wife, or on Just as no one could have beaten Roosevelt in 1944, England preference for brown eggs. The case of Donald Devine, organizing a ring that brought 72,000 pounds of mph. Brush ffire peril persists m y sons. No, not content with that, they now include my nobody can beat Reagan in 1984. Diminished by age or The new todder-dodder factor in the cam paign m ay director of the Office of Personnel marijuana into the state on boats. He was found The Amtrak train crew apparently missed a red little dog Fala, Well, of course, I don’t resent attacks, not, his greatest advantage is that he is a Republican. prick voters to split their tickets between a national Management, has already been guilty in U.S. District court of conducting a signal "protecting the Conrail train," Nelson said. and my fam ily doesn’t resent attacks, but Fala does In the nine elections since Roosevelt’s death, only two continuing criminal enterprise. John Jacobson, a spokesman for Amtrak, said there Republican and local Democratic congressional reported. Using his own unique By United Press Internotlonol control officer. The state sent companies were fighting it back resent them.” Democratic candidates have gotten SO percent of the A jury of 11 women and one man also found was “ nothing unusual’ 'about both trains traveling the about 400 firefighters around the Wednesday. candidates as they have been doing, but short of Mr. interpretation of a federal law, From then until the end of the campaign Roosevelt vote. All other things being equal, Am ericans of this era Reagan com ing down with palsied amnesia, the nation Zimmerli guilty of 15 other drug counts. He was same track. But "it is very unusual both being on the A 60-ycar-old Southington fire­ state to help local departments. Several smaller fires in rugged Devine warned that registration same track at the same location." fighter died while climbing carried on. using up whatever strength and resiliency will always elect the Republican, regardless of who is is not going to vote for .this Dem ocrat or any other. acquitted of a charge of paying another man An abnormally dry autumn has areas of Middlefield. Naugatuck. drives conducted in state buildings "$25,000 in return for not testifying before a federal The eastbound Amtrak work train included two Ragged Mountain to help battle a contributed to the rash of stubborn Waterbury and Wolcott were might result in a cutoff of federal . grand jury. locomotives. 12 empty hopper cars, five hopper cars 12fl-acre brush fire, one of a series brush fires, but officials believe under control late Wednesday. An editorial funds to the state. Zimmerli faces a maximum sentence of life filled with ballast and a caboose bound for of autumn brush fires in the worst some of them may have been set. Waterbury firefighters worked In fact, the law merely prohibits imprisonment without parole, $100,000 in fines Middletown. outbreak in recent years in "The problem i.sn’t with the size for a fifth day against a 600-ucre state employees from trying to and forfeiture of all drug profits. More than 70 construction workers were called to Connecticut. of the fires." .said Naugatuck Fire brush fire which spread to some of replace twisted rails. Three were heavily d;im;iged. Roger Sulliv:in. 60. a 40 year interfere in an election. Lt Rob«>rt Shepley, "It’s not being the fairways of the Western Hills The National Transportation Safety Board and the veteran of the Southington Fire Now it’s the Labor Department’s Laura’s services Friday able to get them out. We u.sed 5,000 Golf Course and crept close to Keep low profile Federal Railroad Administration each sent a team to Department died app:ircntly of a gallons of water on two acres and houses. turn. The Employment and Train­ ' f t HARTFORD — Funeral services will be held in inve.stigate. heart attack. He collapsed while still found the fire burning dry “ People were still playing golf, ing Administration has sent letters Waterbury Friday for 18-month-old Laura Lee A Metro-Ndrth spokesman said delays of up to 90 climbing the rocky crag about 1:30 roots underground" even though they could barely see to its regional offices warning that Lebel, who survived two liver transplants but minutes were reported during the morning rush hour p.m Wednesday and he was A blaze on Peaked Mountain in through the smoke.“ said Fire Lt. in Salvador talks federal regulations don’t allow died unexpectedly from a ruptured blood vessel in Wednesday, but were reduced to about 30 minutes pronounced dead on arriv;d at neighboring Mon.son. Mass., has Anthony F. Rainone. i C I W ^ m ] voter-registration drives in state Hartford Hospital. during the evening nish. Bradley Memorial Hospital. lO*CT*'tU£V been burning sintv Monday and One other injury was reportt'd. employment offices, which get Physicians said a major blood vessel in Laura’s One Amtrak crew meml)er. a.ssistant conductor The Ragged Mount:iin fire and was headed down the southern side Staffordville F'ire Marshal Harold "W e have a positive opin­ But since the discussions abdomen ruptured Tuesday but surgeons were federal funds. William Nugent, was admitted to Stamford Hospital another 100 acre fire on Kensing­ of the mountain toward the Staf­ Finch. 56. was taken to Wing ion. This is a first step.” were held, the administration unable to repair the damage. for treatement of head injuries, a spokesman said. ton Road in Southington burned out The letters don’t mention that ford line Wedne.sday. Memorial Hospital in Palmer. With those words, guerrilla has publicly taken a wait- The daughter of Steven and Teresa Lebel of Trainmen Leo Sullivan and .lames Garvey were of control Wednesday, fed by dry job seekers and those drawing -"T h e y ’ve pretty much had it Mass., after he complained of leader Guillermo Ungo this ■ ■ Waterbury became Hartford Hospital’s first liver treated at the hospital and relea.sed. leaves, roots and brush. under control for the past two days, chest pains Tuesday while fighting and-see attitude, which we unemployment benefits are less transplant patient Aug. 21 and underwent Leroy Smith, !i6. an Amtrak conductor from Those fires. :ind others in Water­ but it keeps .starting up again," the Peaked Mountain fire. week hailed the opening of a think is the right one. likely to be Reagan supporters. retransplant surgery Sept. 2 after complications Wallingford, and Adolphus Barry, .50. of New Haven, bury and Naugatuck, were among said dispatcher Kathy Corish. Finch apparently suffered a dialogue that could eventu­ developed. The talks between Duarte the Amtrak engineer, were treated for cuts a n d '' the most .serious, said Peter M. About too firefighters from 17 heart attack and was listetl as ally lead to the end of the civil and the opposition leaders led AS LEGAL JUSTIFICATION, Hospital spokesman James D. Battaglio said bruises at St. Joseph's Hospital in Stamford. Babcock, the state forest fire Connecticut and Ma.ssachu.setts stable Wednesday. war in El Salvador. to a joint statement, an offer Bert Lewis, the regional manage­ Laura had been active and alert and her condition ment administrator, cited an inop­ had improved from critical to serious shortly President Jose Napolean of amnesty to the rebels and before the vessel ruptured. erative section of a federal man­ Financial reports show Duarte, for his part, said the the establishment of an eight- Shortly after birth, the child developed biliary ual. Here’s how he explained this talks he held Monday with member commission to study artresia, a condition which destroys the liver’s curious reliance on a defunct rule: ■ bile ducts and causes enzymes to back up and leaders of the opposition the issues that divide the "Although Part IV of the Em ­ slowly destroy the organ. FMLN coalition helped estab­ country. The Catholic Church ployment Services Manual has A Mass of the Angels will be said at 11 a.m. at 3rd district foes wage expensive fight lish a “ timetable for peace.” has agreed to name a bishop been rescinded,” Lewis wrote in a Our Lady of Loreto Church,followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery in Waterbury. They were the first face-to- to mediate in future memo outlining the new policy, By M ark A. Dupuis DeNardis, meanwhile, reported re­ Klein's finance report showed re­ Roberta Koontz also is running far Contributions may be sent to the Laura Lee “ the precedent established ... United Press International ceipts of $349,613 for the same period, ceipts of $9,186 He donated $2,750 behind her heavily favored opponent. face negotiations since the discussions. Uibel trust Fund, care of the Home Bank. 28 regarding voter registration re­ and has since raised another $.54,000, himself and borrowed another $3.7.50. Democratic Rep. Siim Gejdenson, in outbreak of the war, which South Main St., Cheshire, Ct. 06410. HARTFORD — The latest spending campaign officials said This may not seem like presents an expression of (agency) Klein received one contribution from a the 2nd District in eastern Connecticut. has claimed an estimated reports for Connecticut’s congres­ The campaign finance reports reflect much, but it represents the policy." political action committee — a $10 As of the reporting date, Kinintz 50,000 lives iri the last five ( Better info system needed sional candidates showed the most most a.sse.ssments of the outcome of the donation. listed receipts of $25,752, including a Specifically, the state employ­ expensive campaign being waged in first hint of compromise on elections. In races that are considered Kennelly's report listed receipts of $2,000 loan and $2,500 personal contri­ years. ment offices “ cguld be used for HARTFORD — Connecticut’s criminal justice the 3rd District in the least expensive in the part of either side since clo.se, candidates have raised more $195,069 from the start of the year bution. Gejdenson. on the other hand, Though Duarte’s assess­ system needs a better way to collect information the 4th District. voter registration and-or elections money than those seen waging uphill through the reporting date, including had receipts of $259,770 for the year. the war started. and pass it along to police, prosecutors, state Reports filed with the secretary of contest.s. ment of the talks is probably only during non-working hours,” $72,775 from political action and In closer campaigns in the state’s two During that time, rightist agencies and the Legislature, a private study the state’s office Wednesday indicated overly optimistic, we think Lewis wrote. Furthermore, all The lcast-ex|H'nsive congre.ssional similar committees. other districts, candidates are closer in group has said. death squads have roamed El costs “ had to be paid for by the the 3rd District congre.ssional race is campaign as of the Sept. 30 filing date Like Klein and Orman, Republican contribution totals. the initiative should be re­ Open Forum For example, the lack of coordinated informa­ fast becoming a million-dollar affair. Salvador, killing civilians at state from other than (federally) was the 4th District nice between garded in Washington as a tion makes it difficult to reliably and quickly Democrat incumbent Bnice A. Mor­ veteran Republican Rep. Stewart B. will and helping turn the granted funds, and the facilities positive step. The question track a criminal case from arrest to the rison and Republican Uiwrence .1. McKinney and Democrat John Orman, Directors, all three developed had to be restored to original now is whether continued country into a bastion of New Hope offers In nearly all instances, the results disposition in court, the Citizens Crime Commis­ DeNardis have taken in more than a Fairfield University professor. DOT denies hire hike terror. The leftist guerillas records which are pro-education. of this stress test are proof positive condition at the expense of the sion said in its report Wednesday. $900,000 of the $2.3 million in campaign McKinney listed receipts of $170,036 discussions between the go­ state.” have sabotaged the economy therapy for teens James McCavanagh has extended that the student has greater "Often basic information about a case or receipts collected to date l)y major since January while Orman brought in HARTFORD (UPI) - The state denying the fare increase. vernment and the rebels can that record during his first term in capacity than when he started the The agency’s position is in direct individual which would prove useful to other party congressional candidates. $10,413. McKinney is strongly favored Department of Transportation has He concluded higher rates were not and inflicted their own casu­ agencies is not collected. Even when accurate actually lead to a resolution To the Editor: the Legislature and deserves to program. conflict with federal court injunc­ Morrison, who ousted DeNardis two to win re-election in the district, which rejected a 20 percent fare increase necessary to assure continued opera­ information is available within one agency it years ago in the New Haven area alties in their effort to over-^ have fellow legislators from Man- Speaking for the recent gradu­ tions ordering that public places includes the Republican-rich area of sought by Greyhound Lines for instate tion of the instate bus routes and would of the conflict in El Salvador, often cannot be accessed in a timely manner by district, also leads the slate in total lower Fairfield County. throw the U.S.-backed chp'-ter who will help in the fight. ates of this fine program, we all must be open for voter-registration routes, saying it was premature and only increase Greyhound profits. Which represents a continued On behalf of the board of other appropriate users," the report said. contributions. efforts. The candidate who has raised the unjustified. Greyhound can appruil the DOT government. directors, staff and residents of John Thompson and Steve Cassano fondly shout in unison — thank you The commission concluded the problem danger to what little stability Morrison posted $5.56,689 in cam least was Republican Herschel A. "The public interest will not be best decision to the Nfederal Interstate New Hope Manor, I would like to are committed to such a challenge. Manchester Memorial Hospital for In Ohio two years ago, for apparently “ rests at the policy level" and remains in Central America. paign receipts between Jan. 1 and Sept. Klein, an engineer waging an uphill served by approval of the increases Commerce Commi.sSiaj],_ which also The peace talks that opened Manchester Is fortunate to have recognizing the need and providing example, a federal court ruled that point out to your readers that the recommended action by Gov. William A. O’Neill 30, the filing date for the latest fight against Democratic Rep. Bar­ petitioned for, ” James C. Moran, the regulates fares. The United States would Monday are not going to the program. such registration drives are pro­ and the chief justice of the state Supreme Court. town of Manchester already has a three candidates who are dedi­ campaign finance report required by bara R. Kennelly in the Hartford-area DOT director of transit operations, said The company has re<"eivt‘d four fare help the fragile peace effort tected by the First Amendment. In the state and federal governments. 1st District. perform magic. The issues school and a residential facility cated to quality education, not only C.H. Brown Wednesday in a nine-page decision increases since Novemb<‘r 1981. by reacting cautiously but Pennsylvania more recently, a dividing the two sides are that offers treatment for teens with for Manchester, but for the entire 23G Amato Drive federal judge ruled that restric­ positively to the new develop­ substantial and at best, the a history of chemical addiction. state. Therefore, the Manchester South Windsor tions on voter registration were ments. For the moment, that talks offer but a dim hope for Our program has been located Education Association strongly Films spark free speech debate means the Reagan adminis­ here for almost a decade, and it is a urges you to vote for John P rice off ham m er violations of the First and 14th ending the violence, which Thompson, James McCavanagh amendments. tration should stay in the therapeutic community which EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - today as the Boy Scouts of S. Taylor, a Mormon. “ There is a has shown no sign of abating. and Steve Cassano on Nov. 6. background and allow the offers a holistic approach in outrages taxpayer Films critical of Mormons and America. tradition — separation of church But without such an effort, therapy to its all-female WHEN ASKED about this appar­ Jehovah’s Witnesses have sparked But some members of the and state — and I think that talks to take their own course. ent defiance of the courts, a Labor A, dispute over whether a public Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- the war will drag on and its population. Michael Norman, Chairman To the Editor: tradition needs to be honored." Initially, hard-liners in the threat to the region will I would like to extend an Political Action Committee Department spokesman told my building is the appropriate place to day Saints said it was inapprop­ Taylor said. You are more than welcome to attack religion. administration were re­ invitation to your readers to make Manchester Education Associa- associate Donald Goldberg that riate to denounce or promote a The East Hartford school system contiunue to grow. This use my letter to Jack Anderson School officials, lawyers and religion in a public building. an appointment with our staff to '\ tion these decisions had been overruled gave Omar S. Adams, founder of ported by Sen. Paul Tsongas, threat, in turn, will lead to an (printed below) before forwarding civil libertarians claim the Truth “ Wouldn’t this issue better he see our program, and we also can by a New York state court — the Truth Counselling Service, who observed the meeting, to expanded and increasingly it to him. Counselling Service has as much held in a church or a hall other than permission to use the auditorium provide speakers for your meet­ though how a state court could be "very unhappy” about Indeed I am most grateful for a i^lght to use Penney High School a public building? ” asked Wayne tonight and again Oct. 25 dangerous United States mil­ ings. Those interested in making Cardiac ‘sludenU’ overrule federal judges In other Diam ond Duarte’s decision to talk with name and address I can write Bounty Jumbo itary role in the Salvadoran arrangements, or for further infor­ jurisdictions was not explained. like MMH effort expressing my outrage, frustra­ the rebels. Washington has conflict. mation, can call us at 643-2701. In fact, the New York decision W alnuts tion and, yes, anger at being so T o w e ls been against such a move merely forbade state employees That’s something prudent To the Editor: used. I am quite fam iliar with the since the Salvadoran elec­ Thomas W. Rohdel' from taking part in voter- support of this initiative could proper price of hammers and registration drives. It made no 1 lb. bag *1*® tions early this year. well help to avoid. President Those of us in the greater screws, as well as batteries and 3 for______»2®® restrictions on volunteers. With Store Coupon Hope Manor Inc. Manchester area are indeed most lamps. With Store Coupon The administration’s attacks on fortunate that an excellent new As long as I am writing, may I voter registration, though legally Three committed program to assist people with express my appreciation for the outrageous, are having the desired various cardiac-related problems editorial Oct. 10, "T h e voters won Corned Beef Brisket...... i b . * l ” practical effect. Voter- to quality schools has recently been introduced at the debate.” I couldn’t agree more registration groups have had to go Manchester Memorial Hospital. It heartily! USDA CHOICE ” To the Editor: is directed by Dr. Abraham to court repeatedly to fight state officials who have gone along with Kurien, who is assisted by several To Citizens Against Waste, Wa­ Botton Round Roast...... tb.*l^* The Manchester Education As­ the administration — or have been trained registered nurses and shington D.C.: sociation has endorsed the candid­ intimidated by the threat of a physical therapists. How grateful I am that Jack acies of John Thompson, James Briefly, the program is a series cutoff in federal funds. *16?*-*36P® NEW CROP IDAHO U.S. til UNCLE NON Anderson put your name and McCavanagh and Steve Cassano. of carefully graded and monitored reg. To *52 We believe they have demon­ address in the Manchester Herald exercises, all designed to help the so I can be another one who will Baking Potatoes...... sibi»g990 strated the knowledge and leader­ cardiac patient to increase his ship necessary to Idad the fight for raise my voice against this sort of endurance, and expand his capac­ outrage. C H R U S HH.L quality education in Connecticut. ity to perform at greater levels of Letters policy They are aware of the financial $436 for a $7 hammer, yet! To say physical stress. The main goal is to The Manchester Herald wel­ burdens education puts on local nothing of a $91 charge (and paying angora sweaters Orange Ju ic e ...... 64

CAPTAIN EASY -byCfOOlflH >T’» MOT FAlR.EA^y. VOO MAP NO Rl©HT TO LEAVE Thuraditi/ T V kkV CHESS SET ON THE PLAME. Bolton Planning Commission OKs schooi center

whether they want to continue this $50,000 a year to staff and maintain By Tracy L. (xBoghegon cost of the project if voters approve school board proposes to build. But commission member R i­ chologicsl pfoblem bstorv his wedckrig excellence ” the center. 6:00PM d) (D dO N«w« day (60 m«n ) Herald Reporter ^ it. School board member T. Dye Principal Hem ing said he op­ chard Morra said Bolton High “ Voters have told the Board of dD ThrM's Cofnpany C h an n els ( X ) M « v Griffin Hooper said Manning's plans poses Manning’s plan because School was built to hold SOO Eklucation they want a comprehen­ MANNING. AN ARCHITECT ( D Hart to Hart C9 0r . G m Scon BOLTON — The Planning Com­ would probably not be funded by BHS is already r ilM to capacity studenU. He questioned why an WFSB Hartford, CT sive program," said school board who serves on the town Zoning (tD Banaon cc mission unanimously gave its the state, and would not meet state and cannot give up classroom addition was needed when the WNEW Natv York. NY (C (B 99 Ctwarm member Michael Parsons. "It's Commission, is distributing lea­ (9^ Df. Cana Scott approval Wednesday to a proposal requirements. space (or the new facilities. school currently has only 310 WTNH Nm» Havwt. CT 1$:^ Mystery! 'Rumpoie and the Gen- easy to say we want a fourth year flets that urge townspeople to vote ^ Dukas at Hauard won Naw York. NY CE ume Article Rumpoie defends an artist ac­ by the Board of Education to build The commission's approval is Hooper said Manning's plan students. of Latin or a fourth year of French. against the school board proposal (2^ Voyaga of tha Mimi wntx Now York. NY TSi cused of forgery who seems anxious to a new 1830,000 library and compu­ required by state law for signifi­ would be inefficient because addi­ "It's too expensive.” Morra WHCT Hartford. CT They don't realize what it's like for in the referendum Nov. 6. ita tease the art connoisseurs, despite the- ter center at Bolton High School. cant capital projects. If the plans tional staff would have to be hired said. " I think somewhere down the (29 Ona Day at a Tima WTXX Watarbury. CT as danger (60 mm ) {Closed Captioned] these guys to fit these things in.” "The Planning Commission wa.s WWLP SpringRald. MA Commission members reviewed are rej^ed, the rejection can be to monitor so many separate line some cuts could be made. (#9 Nawtwatch a ® El MaMicio Hooper said the proposed center correct ... for recommending cost WFDH Hartford. CT a separate plans submitted by the overridden by a two-thirds vote on rooms. That's what people are saying." Rapoitar 41 @ Koiak would allow Bolton students to take reductions in this project." Man­ WV1T Hwtford. CT as scImoI board and by Thomas the Board of Selectmen or a Fleming said BHS has been I© MacNail/Lafirar Nawshcur WSftK Boaton. MA as (CNN) Freeman llepotla advantage of educational pro­ ning said after the meeting. " I f the Manning, a Bolton resident unaffll- two-thirds vote at a town meeting. "THE SCHOOL BOARD wanU planning to u|>grade its computer 9D Fantasy Island WGGB Springfiald MA m (ESPN) Top Rank Boning from Atlanttc LE V rS LAW 'by Janraa ScfNitiMtotar grams the state plans to offer on Board of Education gets an appro­ WXTV Patarwin. NJ 4ti iated with the board who has computers, the media center and program (or some time. Many of [C N N ] Prog Cont'd City. NJ Tyrone Crawtay vs David Gray- the purchases pro|>osed by the four cable television stations. priation of $820,000 for this project. WG8Y Sprwhgffotd. MA tt ton m a 10-round Lightweight bout >OU CeBCUNUV H A /t VVEU,, W HATS NO suggested two alternative designs. THE REFERENDUM QUES­ the library in one place so the same [HBOl MOVIE: Yor: Tha Huntar From WTtC Hartford. CT Gorton asked what the increase it will spend $820,000. •i A NKS rAMlUy MB NICE- A&lI-e'T’EOPLC5 y ou R FToerv WfCy Most commission members said TION about the library-media , staff can monitor the whole thing,” school board will be needed tha Futura' A warnor from tha future fmds CNN Cable Nem SHwik ICNMI (HBO) MOVIE: *Croea Country' An ad­ in the annual budget would be to "The only way for voters to himself m prehistonc society as a result of vertising executive's cross country road c a n p io a t e : I AFFIUIADCTN'? yco6o they favored the Board of Educa­ center that is to appear on the Planning Commission Chairman whether voters approve the refer­ ESPN Sports Natwork liSFNl F l ^ T maintain the proposed facility. ensure that costs are reduced is for a nuclear holocaust Reb Brown. Conryte HBO Homa Box Offica fHWOl inp IS changed when he picks up a young FTNP issues tion plan. ballot Nov. 6 is conditioned on state Robert Gorton told Manning. "T o endum question or not, Fleming Clary. John Steioer 1983 Rated PC ONUy TpsPTO Parsons answered that a part- them to reject the project." CINEMAX Cfovmox iMSXl worrwn and her companion R^hard Bey- The commission’s motion, how­ approval of the grants, but Bolton me that makes good sense. said. (TMCl MOVIE: 'CfMpslKXM' Fn>« diHef MovfoChannal It« n:1 mer. Nma Axelrod. John Carver Rated R w v ip e P€cpu~ time custodian, two full-time li­ Manning added. TMC ever, included a recommendation will not learn until sometime next " I t ’s not practical to juggle ent episodes depict five different kirtds of USA USA Natvvork lUSAl r . Manning claimed he has no 9 : 3 0 P M I^ IS Q Night Court An eager that the school board make efforts year whether it will get the funds. students to whatever room fits," FLEMING SAID THE SCHOOL brary aides and a full-time compu­ horror Adnenne Barbaau. Hal Holbrook. new defense attorney is laOed by Judge ter coordinator for kindergarten interest in seeing either of his plans E G MarshaN 1982 Rated R to bring the cost of the project The school board plan calls for Gorton said. "There are a lot of has postponed replacing typewri­ Stone for trying to protect a chant accused through eighth grade would be adopted. Rather, he said, he has ‘ (USA] USA C a n ^ Enprass of kidnapping a cat down "without compromising use­ construction of a 7,000 square-foot materials that teachers need for ters for two years because it wants CD News different classes." to convert to word processors. needed. When the cost of lighting presented them as a demonstra­ 6:30 PM CS3 Ona Day at a Tima @ )D e Fiesta fulness and aesthetics.” addition to the high school building (3D MOVIE: 'Thirtv-Nina Stepa' An Gorton also said he believes the "The school is known statewide and heat (or the addition is added, tion of other solutions to the (S ) Bamay MMIar 1 0 : 0 0 P M CD Knot's Landing Karan Several school board members, which would house a library, inriocent man becomes mvoNad m murder computer laboratory, media pro­ size of the-proposed addition is for educational excellence,” Flem­ school board members estimate school's library and computer Ca ISI NBC New # and an mgehious spy plot Robert Dor>at. withholds the truth about her condition and project architect Alan Wiedie, the manhunt for the kidnapped Abby con duction laboratory, conference appropriate for the high school. ing said. "Voters must decide the annual cost would be about needs. Nightly Bwsinass Report Madeleine CarroM. Godfrey Tearle 1935 BHS Principal Joseph Fleming tmues (60 mm ) room and storage space. ( 9 Jaffaisoos O Dr. P ane Scott and Manning attended the meeting CD News at Community Hall. Both sets of Manning's plans call for the ^ ABC News 0 MOVIE: 'Tlw Man Who Shot Uborty Valanca* Libarty Valance, who terrorizes a ( D 9 9 20/20 plans were reviewed and each side division oif existing classrooms to Notidaffo SIN smaH Western town, is opposed orOy by Cli) IruftspeiMlent News ALLEY OOP -byDavgOraiM discussed the strong points of its accomodate computers, a media [C N N ] Showbii Today 'two man. tha hero of the town and a ten­ Dr. Gene Scott derfoot lawyer James Stewart. John approach. lab and small classes for which (E S P N ) Maada Sportslook (29 TwiKght Zone THESE TWO MEN [...WHILE VtJU'RE T14ACKING I'LL TELEGRAPH HUNTINGTON I HERE.YtxTb BETTER School board members said they (ull-sise rooms are currently used. Wayne. Vera Miles 1962 WILL a c c o m p a n y / d o w n h o w o e n . hame t h e m IN SACRAMENTO AND TELL /TAKE THIS.' YOU 7:00 PM CD CBS News One plan includes a library addi­ Ctt (tA Coaby Show To help Theo im (S i (99 HiH Street Blues A rape suspect tOU.OOP! p u r c h a s e CHINESE FOOP- HIM YOU'RE c o m i n g ; /-f'^MAY NEED IT.' ( THANKS! are confident the state will reim­ G R O s s r r m n s CD 9 M*A*S*H press his date. Oemse offers to make fwn commits murder and Sergeant Jabkmski cmiFFs FOR OUR w o r k e r s : GOOD LUCK! burse the town for 60 percent of the tion half the size of the one the an exact copy of a designer shm tries to coax a distraught woman to leave (D ABC P«aws the men's restroom (60 mm ) p r o d u c ts compRnv ® Rainbow Jackpot CD DoNaa (29 The Corrstitution; 'That Dekceta (H ) Jaffataons ^ 9 MOVIE; ‘RoHarbaH* Tha top ptayar m Balance Crime and Insanity ' The use of ( 9 Of. Gone Scott a bizarre spon played m the dehumanized insanity as a defense and the controversy world of the future is asked to retire as it is surrounding psychiatric testimony m the Area Towns In Brief ^ Star Trek feared he is undarmming the game's real courtroom are examined (60 mm ) (Closed ( 8 Wheal of Fortune inient Jamas (Uan. John Housaman Capttoned) 1975 ® MacNad/lahrar Nawshour (3^ Greet Chefs/New Orieerrs ^ @ Nocho do Gate Birthday features surprise S I ^ Family Faud 9 $ Starsky and Hutch @ This OM H o u m ® Laonala (C N N ) Evening News . ANDOVER — This is one birthday Marguerite Brown won't O PoHco Woman (SD Nightly Business Report forget. [C N N ] Prima Nawm 1 0 :1 5 P M [T M C l MOVIE: Cuiw' 9D Diffrant Strokes Ounng the last years of Batista's regmie m Brown, who turned S4 on Oct. 1, arrived at her son's Boston Hill (C N N ] Mortaylina (H BO ] InsMa tha NFL Len Dawson and Havana, a soldier-of-fortuoe attempts to Road home about 6 p.m. to celebrate her birthday. NKk Buomconti review this week's NFL ac­ rescue s beautiful young gel &ooke THE BORN LOSER Art Stwom (E S P N ) SportsCantar tion She expected the usual — a few gifts, some birthday cake, a ptoje^ ^ ainii Adams. Sean Connery. Jack Weston . (U S A ) Radio 1990 (M A X ] MOVIE: 'Playing For Tima' A Rated R 1979 round of "Happy Birthday to You.” handful of women pnsoners mside Ausch­ ' I , «R6IL R SUkTHANKS, BBlUfo HOW CAN AMttTNe WHO'^CEAD She wasn't expecting twins — but her daughter-in-law, Cynthia 7:30 PM CD PM Magazine 1 0 :3 0 P M C £ Bunny HIM Show witz struggle agamst aH odds to spare . O F SOOMP kWMP AND BODY— ' Dakin, was. The twins weren't supposed to show up until Oct. 11. CD AH In the Family (iD ftew s JA'< HE'S O F SOUND M IND themselves from death Vanessa Red­ but, instead, they chose their grandmother’s birthday to arrive. CD Wheal of Fortune grave. Jane Alexander. Maude Adams 3 9 'Twilight Zone AND B O D Y ? 1981 Labor pains started before 6 p.m. as Brown was on her way (S) Independent News iSOddCoupIo over to the house. & M*A*S«H [T M C ] MOVIE: Navar Say Navar S ) 2 4 Horas Again* (Ctoaad Captionad) A rmg of ter The couple left the house for Manchester Memorial Hospital, (29 Entartainntant Tortight ronsts steal nuclear warheads arid then On tho Money jsut as Brown arrived, leaving the surprised grandma in charge ^ Barney Millar hold them for ransom Sean Cdnnery. Max [HBOl Investigaton -Cnnading 9 9 Paopla's Court von Sydow. Kim Basmger Rated PG Reporters of the Air This parody features of the two children, Jessica, 4, and Lindsay, 2. (U S A ) PFB Arm Wrestling m-depth investigations and satirical ex­ The twins arrived at 9 p.m. d d w ad World of Animals poses 8:30 PM (X) PM Magatina O Ona Day at a Tima (MAXI MOVIE: The Day the Earth (C N N ) Crosafira (X) Soap Opara Awards TIss lirsi Stood StM* An ahen advises earth to stop (E S P N ) PRA FuN Contact Karate: nationaHy broadcast awards special hon­ aggressive corx|uests of outer space or ors the senes arxi stars of television s Rossi named to commission World Heavyweight Champiortship Cov- nek annthriaiion Michael Rennie. Patnoa pnmetime arKf daytime contmumg dramas erage of this championship is presented Neal. Hugh Marlowe 1951 Rated G from Rockford, H. (90 mm ) voted m a poll of 'Soap Opera Digest' read­ BOLTON — The Planning Commission Wednesday appointed ers Hosted by David HasseHioff and Cath­ 1 1^00 P M CD d ) ® 8 9 ® Frank Rossi, an alternate member, to the seat on the panel (H BO ) Not Necessarily tha News erine Hickland (2 hrs 1 PRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavg* vacated by Michael Zixka. (U S A ) Dragnet ( 8 ( R Familv Ties Alex accepts a part- CD Taxi Zixka, a Democrat who was recently appointed to the Board of 8:00P M CDMagnumP.I, A bairk rob­ time job with his father at the non-profit CD Phil Silvers television station Selectmen, resigned from the commission Tuesday after he ber escapes from pnson and seeks sanc­ (S) Odd Couple I HAVP Jt> WEAR THeM tuary with his old fnerxj Higgms (60 mm ) l a Battar Haalth Dr. Gene Scott hanpj learned the Town Charter forbade him to serve in both @ G.l. Diary y/HEN l^OlAy CD Rituals (29 Honeymooners capacities. g e t c o l p . \ ( I ) SQ MOVIE: G ra m ' A young man [U S A ] NHL Hocliay: Edmonton at ® Dr. Who Szka said farewell to commission members Wednesday and and his summer sweetheart meet agam m Minnesota ( 9 M*A*S*H apologized for leaving. He said he did not know, at the time he thee senior year of high school John Tra­ accepted the position as a Selectman that he would have to quit volta. Okvta Newton-John. StockardChan- 3:00 PM CD Simon A Simon A young ® ) Gong Show nmg 1978 man has to confront and overcome a psy (C N N ) MoneyHrte the Planning Commission. Zizka is the Democratic candidate for the SSth Assembly (HBO) Countdown to Looking Class From the point of view of a television news % ' u f f . District seat now held by two-term incumbent Rep. J. Peter team, this drama presents a chOkng real- Fusscas.-^SMarlborough. bfe scenario leading up to the outbreak of t World War III 1 1 : 1 5 P M 9D Reporter 41 RICK»8 IN TROUBLE 1 1 :3 0 P M CD Three's Company WMTHROP inch CavNN Planners approve land purchase Rick (Gerald McRaney) is CD Charlie's Angels arrested lor murder and his CD 9 9 NightKne DID>rt?U GiBT IF VtXl WERE A TEACHER^ BOLTON — The Planning Commission Wednesday approved CD Bums ft AHen only aNbi happens to be the p r o m o t e d W O U L D y o u W A N T T O the town’s plan to purchase 3.5 acres behind Community Hall for Honeymooners victim’s estranged wife on Cit) T H I S T E R M / K E E P M E A fJ O U N O R 3 R expansion of the building and parking lot. "Simon & Simon.” THURS* 9 9 MOVIE: 'Absinthe' Lewis Stone. N A S T Y ■? ’The Board of Selectmen is still negotiating the price of the land Ruth Chaiterton 1930 ANOTHER TERM"? DAY, O C T. 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Obituaries Cars are Panel takes sharp such a pain Arthur M. Shorts F O C U S / Family Darren Vogel, 24, look at pool plans Arthur M. Shqr^, 69, of 580 o f Gardiner. Burnham St. West, died Wednes­ student. An escort out of the day at Manchester Memorial Maine, "gets right By Sarah E. Hall Herald Reparter building is virtually assured, he Hospital. He was the husband of into it" as he strug­ said. Suzanne (Batson) Shorts. gles to repair dam­ After poring over details of a "W e ’ve been trying to keep thg He was born in Manchester on number of exits to a minimum, for Aug. 25, 1915, and had been a age he acciden­ planned pool for the handicapped security reasons,” Conti added. lifelong resident. He attended tally inflicted on at Manchester High Schooi, the Conti outlined the history of the Manchester schools and was a school board’s building and sites his car when he project, noting that in 1980, both graduate of Manchester High commiUee has raised concerns "hot-wired” it to the Board of Education and Board School. He graduated from New about fire exits and logistics. of Directors approved a contract York Chiropractic College in 1951. bypass a broken The committee met Monday allowing construction of the pool From 1935 to 1947 he was sales ignition. The tin­ with Instructors of the Handi­ next to the existing one at MHS. manager for the Silex Company of capped. a non-profit corporation kering caused an The lOH will present a slightly V Hartford. He later became chief which has been hoping to build its overcharged coil, revised contract and construction buyer of the Purchasing Depart­ own pool for about 20 years. The plans to both boards for approval ment of Pratt & Whitney in East burned points, volunteer group consists of high once again, Conti said. He said his Hartford and retired in 1970. He blown voltage reg­ school students who give swim­ then was employed as office ulator and burned ming lessons to handicapped stu­ group has raised $170,000 o f the dents and has an adult board of . $250,000 it needs to build the pool, manager and sales broker for the ballast resistor. On J. Watson Beach Real Estate, directors. and is hoping for additional fund­ retiring from that position in 1977. the bright side, he The group has been using the ing from three sources who are He was a member of South said he drove the existing pool at MHS. But waiting until the project is granted United Methodist Church and Uriel car 10,000 miles members say a shallower facility final approval. which cpuld be heated to a warmer A lL Lodge of Masons, 2J of Merrow, using an engine and the Governor’s Horse Guard. temperature wouid better suit The newest plans call for a He was a life member of the that only cost him their needs. waist-deep pool almost double the Rockville Lodge of Elks 1359. He $80. At Monday’s meeting, the lOH’s size of the original one that was had been a member for'41 years. Jk-- plan to build just one exit leading proposed, though the dimensions He was also a member of the UPl photo directly outside from the proposed of the room housing it have not Manchester Historical Society. pool room came under question. been changed much, Conti said. It Besides his wife he leaves a son, Whiie there is Jhother way out, it is would have special ramps and Arthur B. Shorts of Manchester: a alongside the existing pool. This railings. daughter, Mrs. George (Pam- might pose a problem for handi­ Another concern the building mella) Starbuck of Grand Isle. Vt.; capped students in event of a fire, committee raised Monday was two sisters, Mrs. William (Merle) Mercier escalates attack school building committee Chair­ that the new pool room might block Dewart of East Hartford, and Mrs. man Francis Maffe said. access to a mechanical room for Surgical supplies are kept in this cabinet ih all Norbert (Ruth) House of Treasure " I f any of them were panicking the existing pool. While a tunnel The political exchange between sponded that the charge is ludi­ transportation account board to Manchester Memorial Hospital operating rooms. Island, Fla.; seven grandchildren and fell into the pool, w e’d have a leads to the mechanical room now, candidate Jonathan Mercier and crous. Addressing chiefly the oversee infrastructure repairs. and one great-grandson. problem,” said Maffe. it is not large enough to accomo­ state Rep. James McCavanagh question of naming a state inspec­ a Oct. II. 1983, a vote against The funeral will be Saturday at 1 Richard Lawrence, the architect date a pool filter or other bulky over corruption in state govern­ tor general, he said the move competitive bidding on bridge and p.m. from the Holmes Funeral who prepared the plans for the equipment. ment continued today with a would cost taxpayers $100,000, and road repair work. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in $250,000 pool, replied that it may be Providing lighting in a secluded charge by Mercier that McCava­ that an inspector general would not a June 8, 1982, a vote against a Buckland Cemetery. Friends may feasible to add another exit. outdoor space that would result nagh has not responded ade­ be more effective than the present review of Department of Transpor­ : 1 0 Y « call at the funeral home Friday Attorney Richard Conti, vice- from the pool construction and quately to his charges. state auditors. tation projects by the state Proper­ from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. president of the lOH, pointed out protecting a large glass block ties Review Board. Memorial contributions may be Mercier, a Republican, is chal­ McCavanagh said the system for that there are usually about three facing the outside were also a April 26, 1983, a vote against made to the American Heart lenging Democrat McCavanagh, exposing corruption is working. instructors to every handicapped discussed. requiring the welfare commis­ Association, 310 Collins St., who seeks a second term as Mercier said this morning that sioner to report promptly to the ,WJ Hartford. representative from the 12th As­ McCavanagh did not address the Legislature the imposition of any sembly District. criticism that in a two-year period, Don’t tell federal fines. he has voted repeatedly against Catherine S. Hemenway On Monday, Mercier said McCa- a April 30, 1984, a vote against anti-corruption measures. Catherine (Sullivan) Hemen­ vanagh has consistently voted merit selection of judges. ^ - ■ i . - in-.ine.'-’ way, 63, of 153 Lake St., died against measures that would curb Mercier offered what he said are Mercier said MeCavanagh's pro­ WHY NEWSPAPERS? Tuesday at Manchester Memorial fraud and corruption in state examples of such votes by gram for cleaning up state govern­ Hospital of injuries suffered in an government. McCavanagh. ment is "to ignore the mess and this man On Tuesday. McCavanagh re­ • May 2, 1984. a vote against a hope it goes away." h accident at her home. She was the wife of the late Henry N. Hemenway. She was born in Manchester and had been a lifelong resident. She Thompson says claim false was employed at National Fire Insurance Co. in the underwriting Former Manchester Mayor John ment claims Swensson "proposed support has always been of a department. She was a member of Thompson has accused his politi­ and sponsored’ ’ a constitutional bipartisan nature” the Grange, the VFW, and the ■r ■ cal opponent. Rep. Elsie Swens- amendment to "end discrimina­ "During my term as mayor, our Senior Citizens. son, of trying to take individual tion against people with Board of Directors, with the She leaves a daughter, Mrs. credit for what he says was a disabilities." support of town and business VOTE Robert (Nancy) Anderson of Cen- bipartisan, non-controversial He said Swensson was one of nine leaders, became the first town in terport, N.Y.; three brothers, proposal. legislators — six Democrats and the state to ramp sidewalks and Bernard J. Sullivan of Manches­ Thompson, the Democratic can­ three Republicans — who intro­ public buildings." Thompson said, ter, Joseph J. Sullivan of Talcot- didate in the 13th Assembly duced the proposal. "H er adver­ “This was a team effort of tvllle, and John L. Sullivan of District, Wednesday criticized tisement seems to say that she Republicans, Democrats and con­ Rockville: four sisters, Helen Swensson for an advertisement alone was responsible." he said, cerned people.” Ellis, Margaret Daigle, Cecilia that appeared in the Manchester "Manchester has an outstanding "Wbat my opponent fails to „ Miller and Frances Kibbe, all of Herald Tuesday. record in support of its handi­ realize is that her vote against the Manchester; two grandchildren Thompson said the advertise­ capped," said Thompson. "This Millstone cap, against low-cost Dr. Charles Hamilton adjusts an oxygen oxygen analyzer and a machine which and several nieces and nephews. loans for needy electric heat users, The funeral will be Friday at mask during a demonstration in the gives a digital readout of the patient's and against requiring interest be operating room. The "patient" is a 10:15 a.m. from the John F. Letter angers Viet widow paid on security deposits, hurts heart beat. Tierney Funerdl Home, 219 W. many of the disabled-who are hospital employee. Near him is an Center St., with a mass of Christian SAVANNAH, Ga, (U PI) - For Defense Intelligence Agency. middle and low-income wage burial at 11 a.m. at St. Bartholom­ 18 years. Peggy Phillips thought “ It just about floored me.” said earners or who receive disability ew’s Church. Burial will be in St. she was a Vietnam War widow. Phillips, who was angered by the payments," Thompson charged. James Cemetery. Friends may Today, she isn’t sure and it’s unsubstantiated report and the "The incumbent was also the call at the funeral home today from wrecking her life. possibly false hopes it raised. MMH’s anesthesiologists want just the facts, ma’am only legislator in the General 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Phillips said she got a letter from ’’After 18 years of not hearing Assembly to vote against absentee the Air Force this week saying they anything, why would they do this ballot voting by persons hospital­ By Barbara Richmond In Memoriam had information indicating her now? You can’t believe what this ized near the end of the election Herald Reporter f-i, 3 In loving memory of John By- husband, Capt. David J. Phillips, has done to our fam ily," she said. campaign. This vote is incompre­ cholski, who passed away October may be a prisoner of war in "There must have been 15 dozen hensible." said Thompson. Honesty is the best policy — Smoking causes 18. 1982. southeast Asia. men with the name David J. "I have always worked hard to Reach the voters especially when you’re dealing Always smiling, happy and But the letter warned Phillips Phillips who were unaccounted support the needs of our handi­ with your anesthesiologist. Don’t the oxygen level in content. the information was not substan­ for. Why do they think this is my capped. If elected, I will continue say you’re 54 if you’re 59: don’tsay the blood to drop so Loved and respected wherever he tiated and came from southeast husband? I think it’s dirty pool," to honor that commitment," with you don’t smoke if you do; and went. Asian refugees questioned by the Phillips said. Thompson proposed. don’t say you’re a tea totaler if more may be needed Years will not darken or shadows you’re a three-martini drinker. dim. during surgery. If you ’The beautiful memories we have newspaper advertising! In fact, truthfully answer any don’t tell the truth of him. New home meeting set questions he asks. Anesthesiologists say some peo­ about how much you Sister Stella ple lie to them as easily as they lie Brothers Bruno, Walter A meeting Wednesday between State Sen. Carl Zinsser, speaking Barnett declined to discuss the smoke, the worst re­ Newspapers provide the ideal climate to their hairdresser or their and Chester state officials and the contractor to the Manchester Kiwanis Club details of the problems over the for the construction of eight group Tuesday, criticized the Depart­ contract. But he said the contract for political acivertising because new­ manicurist or their mother-in-law. sult could be not homes in Connecticut for mentally ment of Mental Retardation for called for completion of the homes A little white lie could possibly spapers are in the business of keeping getting enough oxy­ M m '- PemH$ tor aliens retarded persons, did not resolve delay in the construction of the by July 30. turn into a deadly white lie on an An alien leaving the United the conflicts over the contract. eight group homes. One of them is Zinsser said the state officials readers, of whatever political persuation, operating table, said Dr. Charles gen to the vital Hamilton, one of a group of States must request passport facil­ The parties will meet again at 2 on Wetherell Street in Manchester, are now in the position where they informed on all aspects of politics. organs. ities from his home government. p.m. Monday for another try. where Zinsser said a foundation expect to call the contractor’s anesthesiologists, and nurse He must have a permit from his Thomas Barnett, director of has been sitting idle for about four bond, and the contractor, has anesthetists, on the staff at Man­ local Collector of Internal Re­ communications for the state months. theatened to sue in response. chester Memorial Hospital. venues, and if he wishes to return Department of Administrative Newspapers have a tremendous value Take smoking, for instance. he should request a re-entry Services, declined to speculate Zinsser said he understands the A spokesman for Leslie and for the candidate and are the obvious permit from the Immigration and over whether the differences could state owes the contractor, Leslie Elliott declined to comment on the Smoking causes the oxygen level Naturalization Service if it is be worked out at Monday’s and Elliott of Dayville, about matter while negotiations are in medium for political advertising because In the blood to drop so more may be required. meeting. $500,000. progress. needed during surgery. If you don’t the various sections of the newspaper are tell the truth about how much you six operating rooms at the devoted to the dissemination of political smoke, the worst result could be hospital. news and views; in news columns, in fea­ not getting e n ^ h oxygen to the Reflecting on when he started as Manchester Child Guidance ■■ Joni's stor) of vital organs, v a resident anesthesiologist in 1949 vit lor> over a ture articles, in editorials, in "Letters to the Another for instance: diets. at Hartford Hospital, Dr. Hamilton cU'vas(a(in

Just got back from the Margaree River in Cape Breton, Nova ^ otia. Went up for my annual trip to the line. Maybe it will pull the fish out when it leels with Marx Bros, farce pursue the elusive Atlantic Salmon. And to renew old downstream pressure." called Art Randall, oneof my Mother wants real money acquaintances with the wonderful people of Cape fiends. UConn's Nutmeg Theater season opener is a lively Breton’ and the great friends who come from all over Well, it worked. The fish came out from under the exercise in nostalgia. "A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the 50 states and Canada to salmon fish. Joe's World ledge and then started taking line. And more line. .And the Ukraine” has music by Frank Lazarus, with the Brad Stevens of Glastonbury drove the 900 miles more line. to fill her kids’ toy banks book and lyrics by Dick Vosbur^. fly line was all through the guides and then my with me. He wanted to see what all this talk about the The ambiance begins as ticket takers dressed as C e n t e r Msrgcires and salmon fishing was about Joe German backing started to go. too. Suddenly, the water DEAR ABBY: The holiday sea­ gift-giving occasion, give 1930s ushers direct you to your seats. When the lights I ’m happy to report that Brad is now a Margaree erupted clear across the river, and this huge fish son is approaching, and with it “ Scissors-Happy" a year’s sub­ go up, these same ushers are among the six S t a g e Mlmon fisherman. Confirmed, dyed-in-the-wool type. exploded into the air. "Holy cow! " 1 yelled, "that's approaches a five-year-old prob­ scription to this newspaper. You performers who extol the virtues of the early days of The bug has bitten him like it has the rest of us. my fish!" lem. E ver since my first child was will both benefit from it, and it’s D e a r Hollywood. A set representing the famous Grauman’s Rita Kenway And Brad worked hard the whole two weeks, casting "I'm going up to the hatchery to see if 1 can get a net born, I have been asking my cheaper than ulcers. (P.S. I hope Chinese Theater allows the imagination free rein. under a severe handicap. He developed tennis elbow big enough," called out Art, and he took off like he had in-laws to refrain from buying him my column was intact today, or A b b y There was only one number in the revue which I on his casting arm the fourth day we were there. But it Brad, "that long tail works. That was a super good rockets under him. toys for Christmas. Every year my you’ll miss this suggestion.) hit." thought was in poor taste. It made fun of Nelson Eddy, didn t stop him from fishing. And it didn’t stop him Bill Seneca and his good buddy. Cal. were giving me request has been ignored. Now we Abigail someone I worshipped when I was a star-struck little from inaking friends with the regulars, and Mary and In the late afternoon, I decided to fish another pool all kinds of instructions and advice while I played the have two children, so the problem Van Buren D EAR ABBY: I just had to girl! Laird Hart, at whose farm we stayed down river, below the Margaree hatchery station. fish. Bill was also taking pictures (if they come out, has doubled. respond to all those letters disclos­ The show is one of the most professional college melodramatic actions required. I would like to see I know vrhat you’re all waiting for. First thing my Brad had gone back to the cabin and I was just going you’ll be sure to see one in the newspaper) while this The in-laws say, "If we didn’t ing that people will dry their hands productions I have observed. Whether engaged in more of this pair. friends had thrown at me since I arrived home. “ OK to kill time for half an hour before supper. Arriving at was going on. >buy toys for our grandchildren, it on the tip of a bath towel, the lyric duets, lively precision tap dancing, comedy Jane Walsh’s remarkable flair for comedy becomes did you get any fish?” the pool, I ran into three friends of mine from Fifteen or 20 minutes had gone by when Art Randall would take all the fun out of have pleaded with them. Nothing shower curtain or toilet paper routines or even switching to play an assortment of more apparent in each production she undertakes. "1 sure did. One fish.” Massachusetts. They told me that they had just finally came back minus a net. "T h ey’ve all gone Christmas for us! ” (What a selfish works. What now? rather than use the pretty little musical instruments, the cast carried it out with Her caricature of the rich widow, Mrs. Pavlenko, who What? One fish? For two weeks work?” arrived to‘ find that someone had nailed a 14-pound home. It's after 5 p.m.," he said. attitude!) guest towel laid out for that DREADING enthusiasm and flair. is duped and insulted by the Groucho type of lawyer, Yup. But what a fish. Whether you like it or not, male fish that had been rushed up to the hatchery for Well, I played that fish for 40-plus minutes. It hung Abby, these people are in their purpose. breeding purposes. was priceless. you re ail going to hear about it right down to the last me up on a rock one more time, and then I finally early SOs and they have had fun for DEAR DREADING: You’vetold Until I read it in your column, ! IN ONLY ONE number, was a light voice (that of Of course, only those who are true Marx Brothers detail. Incidentally, all salmon this year had to be released started to wear it down and bring it up toward the a lot of years. I ’ve suggested that Harald photo by Richmond your in-laws how you feel, and they did not know that those "pretty Alison Russo) mismatch^ with one which overpo­ fans can sustain the level of appreciation for their The night before this great event. Brad and I were If they were over 24.8 inches. So, that fish was kept narrow ledge 1 had backed up to. All of this to the they give savings bonds plus one alive to be put to good use. have told you how they feel. little guest towels" were put out for wered it in a duet. Certainly not the fault of the antics needed for the length of this piece. Not that it is tying salmon flies in our cabin. And yours truly had accompaniment of advice and yelling. token toy. (We could use the money Sandy, part Labrador and part Golden I agree, it would be more that purpose. I am serious. I ’m 28 singers,\but of direction. too long, but the repetitiousness can be wearing. To kill time, I walked down to one end of the pool, The fish landed up on the ledge, and the leader for the children’s education). I “ . u.® of a General Practitioner (an Retriever, Is waiting to be adopted by practical for them to invest in your years old, no dummy (I ’m an The second half of this double bill was a composite of established salmon fly pattern). I stuck an extra long and cast that shortened fly, quite frankly, because I parted. We turned the fish around, and off it swam. It gave up a lucrative career to stay some luck child. Dog Warden Richard children’s education, but that R.N.), but I was never taught by the many films and the craty antics of the Marx ROUNDING OUT the cast of eight were Carol tail on the fly, because, as I explained to Brad, that didn’t expect to get anything (my theory about long was a bright, bright hen salmon, loaded with eggs, and home and raise our children. My decision is not yours — it’s theirs, my parents or my grandma (who Brothers. Those impersonating the famous brothers Powell and J. Paige Turco, as servants. long tail was what was going to make a salmon strike. tails), and because I was just too damn lazy to change I ’m glad that she went her way unharmed. The Rand says the dog will be available for husband and I get by. but we worry so try to be a gracious loser. always had one lying out on the were exceptionally good: Groucho, played by Max Peter Westerhoff, the director and choreographer, Up until this time last Tuesday. I had gone fishless, general consensus was that she had to go 25 (Kiunds. adoption Tuesday. about our children’s college educa­ Yup. You guessed it. The seventh cast I was into a counter) that they were to be used. Caldwell; CTiico by Roger Sherman and and Harpo by should be commended for the well-paced, inventive and I was going to create a new secret weapon, one Not bad on an 8-pound test leader! tion, etc. fish. I felt this solid, heavy surge, and I knew I was into DEAR ABBY: Before I ’ve had a I always thought they were there Alison Russo. The trio were so well made up and comedy offering he put together. Ken Clark served as way or another. If I never got another salmon after this, I really We live in an upper flat and have chance to read the newspaper, my a good salmon. Then, just as quick, my line came up for decorat ion. I assume that many costumed that matching them with their true musical director. The beautiful sets were done by Came the next morning, and I was fishing a pool don't care. This one was worth the trip. Adopt a Pet no room to store so many toys. scissors-happy wife cuts it up for hard and unmoving. "The damn fish has me stuck others thought the same. identities was difficult. All was revealed at the curtain James Franklin: lighting by Donald Titus, and period when I received a tremendous strike, bht no fish. When I see the amount of money under the ledge,” I yelled. (We were fishingoff a huge items of interest and coupons. calls when each appeared carrying a life-size cutout of costumes by Jane Hirsh. Bringing the fly in to check it out, I discovered that the Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many tied up in this junk, I could cry. I ’m I ’m particularly annoyed when ledge). NOW A USER the "real person” behind the makeup. Evening performances will be at 8 p.m. through long tail was three-quarters gone. "See,” I said to years, is a recognized authority on the subject of not talking peanuts here — every parts of "Dear Abby" are missing. "Run downstream a little, and throw a long loop in It is particularly pleasing to have an actor on stage Oct. matinees at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 20 and bamboo fly rods and the sport of fly fishing. year each child gets a minimum of Don’^t tell me to talk to her. I ’ve DEAR USER: Be a "pusher,” actually playing the piano part called for in the script. Sunday, Oct. 21, at Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater, Sandy makes $200 worth of toys! My husband is done that, and it’s like talking to too. In your own home, use a guest Roger Sherman’s playing added to the evening’s University of Connecticut, Storrs. Box Office: non-committal because he doesn’t the wall. towel and leave it conspicuously in enjoyment. Many times he joined with Ken Clark and 486-3969. want to hurt his parents' feelings. About Town GETTING ULCERS view beside the unused guest Mary Rameaka, the pianists in the pit, to provide How do I reach these people? I towels. This will encourage others smooth accompaniment. Rita Kenway hat been active in art, music and a ‘golden’ pet have told them firm ly but nicely. I D EAR GETTING: For the next to do the same. The dashing young lovers, Beth Duncan and Glenn theater in Manchester for many years. She is the IRS loans executive which belonged to the first bishop of Connecticut, Bishop Seabury was the first Anglican bishop English, made beautiful music together in spite of the Manchester Herald’s theater critic. Samuel Seabury. elected and consecrated for service outside the By Barbara Richmond Manchester resi­ Surplus food available British Isles. His election look place in Woodbury C t Herald Reporter dent Pamela Kozik, in 1783. • J • • Hamburg goes a long way Geriatric set keeps swinig alive adm inistrative in­ Community Action Program The church will remain at St. John’s for three days This week’s featured pet is ;i lieaotilnl little dog that tern with the Inter­ will distribute surplus food in Andover. Bolton and There will be devotions in the sactuary throughout the appears to Ih' p;irt (iolden llt'triever and part nal Revenue Ser­ Coventry next week. day Saturday and an Apple Festival on the church Labrador and her n;ime. at least for now. is Sandy By John M. Lelghty Guy Lombardo orchestra. Tommy dance to,” said Saks. " I t ’s a good vice, is serving as a 0 " Tuesday distribution will be at Andover Town grounds late in the day. ’The 10 a.m. service Sunday Dog Warden Kichard Hand said she's about 4 or 5 United Press International Dorsey, Jimmy Dorsey, Bob way to meet people while Hall from 2 to 3 p.m. and at Coventry Town Hall months old ;ind w;is picked up on Oct 12 on Fleming in feeding a hungry army loaned executive for morning will begin with a proce.ssion led by a Scottish Crosby and the Bobcats, Aivino travelling.” during the same hours. bagpiper and children carrying in banners made for Hoad. She’ll Im' ready for adopt ion on Tuesday Sheis;i SAN FRANCISCO - Trumpet the 1984 United Way this occasion. very friendly dog Her I'oal is shiny and the color of a D EAR PO LLY: Could you tell Rey and The Pied Pipers led by A lot of ship passengers are On Wednesday it will be at Bolton Town Hall from 10 P O LLY ’S NOTE: Don’t use the player Bill Saks is sending the Warren Covington. of the Capital Area a.m. to noon. (lolden Hetriever but her fur isn’t as long as :i (Iolden me how much ground chuck I widows and widowers, said Saks. potatoes if they show signs of mold ballroom sounds of the Big Band a n d Combined Pinochle Club winners Retriever. would need for sloppy joes for 320 Although they’re only ghost "More people are older who have or spoilage. era out to sea. bands whose original members are Health Appeal Com­ Club has an open meeting Wendy, last week’s pet, a nice black female that people? Also, do you have a recipe retired and have the time and The following are the scores of the pinochle games Saks has booked the nostalgic nearly all dead or retired, the munity Campaign. appears to be alMiut 2 years old, is still wailing to be for good sloppy joes? P o llv ’s D E A R P O L L Y : Here’s a Pointer money to go aboard a ship. It’s a The Nathan Hale Chapter of Toastmasters played Oct . 11 at the Army & Navy Club. Play is each music of such swing-time orches­ bands imitate exactly the music adopted. She’s a medium-sized dog ,-ind .seems to Ih‘ MRS. A.S. for dog lovers. Cottonseed makes a very safe way to travel.” Loaned execu­ International will meet today at 7:30 p.m at First Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the club on Main Street: tras as Glenn M iller and Harry for which they became famous. good-natured and eager to Ih- ado|iled. wonderful bed for your pets. The Saks, who books music of all tives serve through­ F ^ e r a l Savings and Loan. 344 W. Middle Turnpike Elizabeth Daniel 671; Maude Custer 644: Ann Pointers James aboard a series of Royal All of the otherdogs that were at the pound last week DEAR MRS. A.S.: Allowing oil in the seed keeps their coats " I come from that age,” said kinds through his Productions out th'e campaign, The meeting is open to the public. Fortier 595; Seena Andrew 593; Lillian Carlson 581; Viking Line cruises thatstarted Saks, of Worcester, Mass. " I knew were claimed by their rightful owners. three ounces of meat per serving, sleek and clean and serves as a West of San Leandro, Calif., played contacting local bu­ Herv Laquerre 573; Walter DeLisle 565: Peg Vaughii Polly Fisher Oct. 8. these bands as a kid and have trumpet in the Harry James band New facility opening In addition to Sandy and Wendy, there were two 60 pounds of ground chuck would deodorizer. In the winter, they can sinesses, firms and 563: Anna Plourd ,562. "dig in” for warmth. The entertainment producer has played with a lot of them.” in the early ‘50s. He also worked other dogs. One that appears to be :dl (bdden provide 320 servings. If there will their employees on Manchester area artists are invited to submit Also: Elizabeth Turner 560; Leah Rauchle 5.59: be many children in your group, I also taken his own 15-piece band to Saks said his boyhood idol was with Stan Kenton and Tommy Retriever, and about 4 or 5years old, was picked upon ______AR LE N E Pamela Kozik behalf of the two portfolios and to review the work of several artists at Mary Chapman 558: Floyd Post 552; Leon Fallot .547 would think you could easily get high school proms and was sur­ trumpet player Harry James, and Dorsey and performed with Frank and Robert Schubert 630. Horace Street on Oct 13 Hand said she has one little groups. me newly remodeled showroom of the Art House away with SO pounds. If the entire Make your own roach powder, prised to find many students noted the present Harry James Sinatra and Lena Home. black spot on her longue, which may help the real be used). Simmer IS minutes. moth preventative and other insect choosing a 1940s-style foxtrot over Band is now directed by Joe Deane Highwby in Wethersfield. Pet adoption day at Lutz owner to identify her group is made up of hearty-eating An unusual occassion, he said, Bicentennial observed Serve on buns or in pita pockets. repellenu with the directions in a modern day breakdance. Graves, a 1940s trumpeter who The facility will open Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. Many The other pound resident, picked up Tuesday adults, you’ll want to increase the Yummm! was when the graduating San of the ai*tists will be uvailoble for conversation Lutz Children's Museum will host an Animal quantity accordingly. Poily’s newsletter "Homemade “ I get a fair share of calls for Big "sounds better” than James The bicentennial of the Episcopalian denomination morning at Fast Middle Turnpike and New Holton Remedies for Household Pests.” himself. Rafael High School class booked in Connecticut will be observed Friday at St. John’s Welfare League Pet Adoption Day, Saturday from Road, is a Collie-Shepherd cross. Hand said he's 4 or 5 My favorite recipe for sloppy Bands,’ ’ said Saks, who booked the Saks’ own band last year to play at Film festival at library noon to 4 p.m. at the museum, 247 S. Main St. DEAR POLLY: Don’t throw Send $1 for each copy to P O L L Y ’S "The personnel is different,” he Episcopal Church, 523 Hartford Turnpike. Vernon years old. If not claimed by their owmus. Ihe.se dogs joes is so simple, but very good. swing sound for this summer’s the senior prom at the chic The league will be bringing an array of cuts, dogs, away those potatoes when they POINTERS, in care of the Man­ said of the band, "but the sound’s That is when members of St. John’s will receive the Mary Cheney Library, 586 Main St., will sponsor a will Im- up for adoption next week Brown a pound of ground b w f with huge Lion’s Club Convention in San Galleria in San Francisco. kittens and maybe some puppies, in the .hope of begin to wrinkle up and get a little chester Herald, P.O. Box 1216 the same.” 16^pound Festival of Renewal cross which is making fall film festival for children each Saturday during The dog pound is located on town properly off Olcoll half a small onion. Drain off soft. This often happens in the Francisco. He’s also signed groups finding homes for them. All animals will have had Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to On cruises, Saks said, pas­ "Although they had requested a a journey to all Episcopal churches in the state. November. Street. Hand is :it the |>ound, weekdays from noon to I accumulated fat or remove it with to play at the Red Lion Inn chain. their shots and will have been checked for worms. Any spring. Recently, I was out of include the title. sengers are often of the age that Accompanying the cross, which is designed to The films were chosen for children ages 6-12 and the p.m. Or he c;in Ih* reached by t-alling tin- pound, a bulb baster. Add one tablespoon "There’s a renewed interest in big band approach, it wasn’t clear cats over 6 months old will have been spayed. potatoes except for some of these appreciates such tunes as "This what kind of music they ex­ resemble, as closely as possible, the one on which program is open to all children. For more information 643-6642 or by calling the |K>lice de|iarliiienl. 646-4.5.55. Worcestershire sauce, one-half wrinkled, awful-looking ones, so I ballroom dancing." ’The league has made it po.ssible for people adopting Polly will send you a Polly Dollar Love of M ine," “ Satin Doll," pected.” said Saks. " I started to Christ was crucified, are the communion vessels call the library’s junior room, 643-2471. The cost of adopting a dog is $5. The new owner must teaspoon garlic powder or minced peeled them anyway. I let them sit animals to have them spayed at a reduced rate. ($1.00) if she uses your favorite Saks said the Big Band sound "Stardust," “Stormy Weather," play some contemporary tunes have the dog licensed garlic (decrease or increase de­ for an hour or so in cold water. To pending on your love of garlic) and Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her was perfect for winter cruises and "Bumble Boogie.” when they asked the orchestra to my surprise, the potatoes shaped because the music is especially eight to 10 ounces tomato sauce column. Write P O L L Y ’S PO IN­ "A greater percentage of the play ‘Mack the Knife.’ The kids Cotton Balls up to their original firm texture. popular among older and retired VASELINE Hairspray (condensed tomato soup also can TERS in care of the Manchester population has become seniors had gone out and learned to dance S U M R i JULIET 65’s 79C Petroleum Jelly Herald. people. 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It Started several years ago at “Trivial Pursuits." This game is a I enjoy “Trivial Pursuits." I ’ve would be the words of a simple prestigious universities ... stu­ bestseller in the adult game played several times with friends children’s song: “Jesus loves me dents matching wits at remember­ market and has spawned several and except for the categories like this I know, for the Bible tells me SPORTS ing trivia, bits of utterly useless successful spin-offs and immita- movies and mixing drinks, I think I so. Little ones to Him belong. We information. tions. Each game costs from $151^ can hold my own in the recall of are weak, but He is strong. The annual Ivy League Trivia $50, and hundreds of thousands inessential data. But I do have this These words encourage me and Contest, one of the original organ­ have been sold. caution for all of us who play the give value to my life. They remind Knee Injury put standout sweeper on sideline ized trivia events, has boasted as Add to that several trivia books game. In our pursuit of the truly me of His help in times of stress, many as 1,000 spectators and compiled for the serious trivia trivial, we must never lose sight of and of His proprietary claim on my competitors from places such as fadists, one of which sold over what is truly important. life. They give order and purpose Harvard, Columbia, Princeton ahd 4,50,000 copies in a single year, and What is important? Certainly and make my whole life a less there is fan more of importance trivial pursuit. ’84 trying season for Wallert Yale ■you have a multimillion dollar fad But, that is only the beginning. A of the mid-’80s. All this just to find than I could ever hope to write game manufacturer picked up the out who knows the most about here. Bui, if I were pressed for the Rev. Herb Newell By Bob Paoettl "It’ll be the dessert,” noted idea and produced a game called things that matter least. one most important thing, I know it Church of the Nazarene Herald Sports Writer -« i\ « t McCarthy, who is still enjoying the main course. Manchester’s next Social Security A year ago, an upstart soccer game is Friday at Fermi High in team from Manchester surprised Enfield. even its coach by going all the way The 5-9>/ii, 160-pound Wallert has to the Class L L tournament finals. a final doctor’s checkup Monday, Widow must inquire before cashing check One aspect that hardly surprise and intends on seeing some limited anyone was the steady play of action in Tuesday’s game at QUESTION; What should be check. If the deceased's checks are agencies to certify that a policy or Security office. If you are a U.S. sweeperback Eric Wallert. who Rockville. done with a person's Social Secur­ being deposited directly in a a company complies with laws or citizen, you will need evidence of was accorded All-Stale honors as a V . “ Eric is such a great leader, and ity benefit check after he or she financial institution, the financial regulations established by the your identity. If you are foreign- junior. is respected for his experience," dies? institution also should be notified state. Beware, however, of claims born, you will need evidence of This season, with seven of 11 said McCarthy, who plans on as soon as possible. that a particular policy is your current U.S. citizenship or starters returning, the veteran easing his star player back into the ANSWER: Social Security be­ government-approved. Neither lawful alien status as well as Indian hooters were expected to lineup slowly. nefits may not be paid for the QUESTION; I'm retired and the federal nor any slate govern­ identity. maintain their successes, with “ I might play him at wing for month death occurs. Thus, for I ’ve got Medicare. Recently, I got a ment sells or services a policy to Wallert providing essential leader­ awhile, so as not to pressure him example, if a person dies in July, phone call from someone wanting supplement Medicare. ship and streamlining the defense. the check dated August (which is to sell me “ Supplemental Medi­ The senior co-captain also had right away," he added. Editor's note: this column is From a personal standpoint. the benefit payment for July) care" insurance. He said it was QUESTION: I lost my Social .some personal goals in mind, such prepared by the Social Security Wallert’s future objectives (a should be returned, unless the government-approved. What does Security card. What should I do to as making All-State again and Administration in East Hartford. collegiate career) could have been check is made out jointly to a that mean? get a new one? If you have a question, write to; hopefully getting recruited by a husband and wife. In that case, the Division I college. as severely affected as the area on Social Security, Box 591, Manches­ ' V i the inside of his left knee. Surpris­ survivor should ask at a Social ANSWER: It is common for ANSWER: You can apply for a While the current campaign has ter Herald, Manchester, Conn. ingly, fee injury appeared to have Security office whether to cash the c*-.tn inciir.tnce commissions or replacement card at any Social 06040. gone according to script — Man­ chester is riding high with a little impact on Wallert’s propo­ still-currenlly undefeated 9-0-2 re­ nents. He is still considered a cord — it has been a particularly prime prospect. Public Records trying time for Eric Wallert. "We’re interested in him, but we Sidelined since the second game of don’t know if he’s interested in us,” the season with a torn knee said head coach Joe Morrone of Warranty deeds Condominiums. $263,600. and Sheryl Ley,. 6 Edison Road, Kathy Blake. 44 Grandview St., ligament, the only kicks Wallert perennial national contender, the Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc, to Herald photo by Tarquinio J & G Associates to Jack Guay, $65,000. $66,300. has had in the past five weeks have University of Connecticut. Wallert Dennis and Cathy Cicero, 52 unit 176F, Oakland Terrace Con­ Mary J. Young to Jimmy and Oak Forest Realty Inc. to been watching his still |X)tvnt was a personal guest of Morrone’s Wildwood Drive, $106,600. dominiums, $25,900. Alice Barrows, 438 Vernon St.. Wladyslaw and Elizabeth Kar- teammates crush the opposition. at Storrs last weekend. Patching things up Mary Lou Kegelman to Stephen Raymond B. Brown to Francisco $86,500. bowski, unit 31. Oak Forest Con­ On paper, it may seem that UPI photo and Lucile Conly, 10-12 Cedar St., "We feel he’s in a pool of players A. Falcon, 101 Walker St.. $64,500. George and Maria Carr to dominium, $79,100. Wallert’s loss has not made a $98,000 (based on conveyance tax). who can play Division I soccer,” It’s a sure bet little Sarah Muldoon would love to be the Kathleen J. Berggren to Everett Richard and Helen Sheldon, 80 whole lot of difference to Manches­ Toronto’s Jim Benning (3) and Hartford’s Dave Tippett J i G Associates to S & R of stated Morrone. "H e’s one of the and Valerie Mitchell, 58 Oxford St., Strickland St,. $90,000. Quitclaim deeds ter’s fortunes. The Indians are a (15) go after^he puck with tongues sticking out in NHL adoptive mother of these two Cabbage Patch dolls. The Manchester Inc., units 174B, 176B, better players in Connecticut,” $60,000. Eglis A. Mitrevies, Ivars and Richard Berggren Jr. to Kat­ gpod bet to win the CCC Eastern action Wedt^sday night in Toronto. Whalers scored dolls will be raffled on Saturday as part of the Buckley 176C and 176F, Oakland Terrace Herman M. Frechette to Mark Regarding Wallert’s knee, the Lolita Ramans to Michael and hleen J. Berggren, 58 Oxford St. Division title. But coach Bill UCohn brass would still like to “see three times in third period for 5-3 victory. School P TA fair. The fair will run from 10a.m. to2 p.m. at McCarthy has noticed the differ­ the school. him play” .before incidentals like ence on the field — and views the scholarships are discussed. Wal­ matter with positive implications. lert, who will wear a knee brace for “ We came together when Eric the remainder of the season, has Hartford a threat was hurl," McCarthy said. “We also expressed interest 'in the knew Eric wouldn’t be in there and Herald photo by Pinto University of Hartford and the it became a case of a group of University of Maine. FINAL DAYS individuals saying they had to pull Manchester’s Eric Wallert, with clipboard in hand, has As for the upcoming scholastic as Leafs find out PUY JACKPOT together,’’ To fill the void, been forced to watch most of the ’84 soccer season due tournament, Wallert is as eager as McCarthy juggled the lineup, to a knee injury. He hopes to get back into service his teammates. "W e’rebetterthan TORONTO (UPI) - Toronto great strides and we hope to cut our <£3 moving fullback Brian Milone to Tuesday. last year, but we played better Maple Leafs coach Dan Maloney goals-against down. Ultimately sweeper and inserting Doug Siwik competition during the season last tried to tell his players that our goal is to make the playoffs and and Mark Gochee into regular year. adversaries may not have even year to prepare us for the tourna- Hartford posed a serious threat, play .500 hockey doing it." nimbus Vernon store is fullback spots. The efforts of such "We tightened up, became more noticed Wallert’s absence — and -ment," noted the Indian sweeper, but the Whalers did him one better The Whalers took a I-O lead when BINGO personnel, along with established of a team,” agreed Wallert, who may be unprepared for his return who then pointed at his knee and — they showed them. center Mark Fusco split the stopperback John Janenda, have was fitted with a walking cast after — which will make the Indians that added; “ I ’m just glad this hap­ ’T v e been telling our guys for Toronto defense and left a shot for once again given Manchester a his September 15 injury against much stronger come tournament pened early in the season, and not the last two days that Hartford’s a Mike Zuke. who drilled the puck near-impenetrable defense this Wethersfield High. Some state time. around now.” good team, a real contender, but I just inside the right post of the net EVERY DAY guess they didn’t believe it,” at 17:51 of the first period. Maloney said after Toronto’s 5-3 Toronto retaliated 51 seconds CLOSING FOREVER!! defeat Wednesday at the hands of later when a low 30-foot power Win Two NL taps the Whalers. play drive by right winger Miros­ It was the Leals' second consecu­ lav Frycer eluded Whalers’ goalie Wanted: soccer officials tive loss, and left their record at Greg Millen on the stick side. 2- 2. Toronto took a 2-1 second period Frey as If you’re a working man, have a 7 to 3 job, have "The Whalers are a much ■ lead on a difficult deflection (j>y left to HAWAII SAVE UP TO 50% OFF an affinity towards sports — soccer in particular improved team and they simply winger Jim Korn at 9:45. 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Len Auster accused his skaters of indifference OPI Sports Writer 18:16 of the period when Fusco took shadow base King and Compare @ $399. shadow base. Compare There were two changes on the Manchester Sports Editor in the final frame. Zuke’s pass and threaded a shot High boys’ soccer schedule due to a lack of "It looked like they didn’t want from the point through a crowd of queen Supplies limited (a) NEW YORK - History will no ^rim ^aihtoni ^ $399, officials on a given day and at least as many to play the last 20 minutes. players and over the left shoulder Compare (ci) $449 doubt put the Chicago Cubs’ Spncinl Siina switches with the East Catholic girls’ schedule. Hartford was getting all the shots of netminder Ken Wregget. $294 playoff collapse ahead of anything I2 H 2flH The new ‘superconference’ — the Central from the point and we simply Hartford a.ssumed a 3-2 third else about the 1984 club. and 38 lo 62 $298 Connecticut Conference — has been behind the didn’t clear the puck from in front period edge at 2:15 on left winger Even their manager must agree. $299 necessity of changing games. "There was a who can’t get out of work until 4:30, 6 o’clock. If of the net,” Maloney said. Slyvain Turgeon’s third goal in In accepting the National League shortage in the standpoint that the new league they can’t get out of work (at 3 o’clock for 3:30 Whaler coach Jack Evans, four games. Then at 6:06, a shot by Manager of the Year Award IFfiere fa$hion i» a Distinctive Style Pine Colonial Four Poster with Dark Pine Bookcase decided to play everything on Tuesday and games) they’re useless to us.” Fortin admits. whose squad raised its record to former Leaf Joel Quennevilic Wednesday from the Baseball look, nol a $i»e Bookcase Waterbed with decorator mirror. In honey Friday,” said Bill Fortin, the assignor for the "I think everything can be worked out," Fortin 2-1-1, said attitude was a major found the lower right corner of the Waterbed with mirror. Writers Association of America, Central Connecticut Soccer Officials Association. said. "What we have to do is utilize four days, not factor in the team’s quick start. Toronto net lo give the Whalers a mirror. Complete with pine or dark walnut finish. Shelves and Carved End Jim Frey admitted that the honor That translates to boys and girls varsity and just two as we do now." Last year, the Whalers finished 4-2 advantage. rliattress, liner, heater & Complete with mattress, can scarcely atone for what Panel. Complete with mat­ junior varsity games all on the same day. Junior varsity officials receive $20 per game. last in the Adams Division, out of Hartford is back home tonight at happened to the club those four shadow base Available in liner, heater & shadow tress, liner, heater & The result was too many games on too few days The ante goes up to $40 for varsity games. Those the playoffs. the Civic Center where it hosts the days in San Diego. queen and super single. base. Available in King or for the local chapter, that numbers approxi­ fees should increase in future years. "We finished the second half of Detroit Red Wings in a 7:35 start. shadow base. Lim.ited “ I believe this team was good mately 115 whistle looters. So, if you like soccer, know the rules and feel last season very well and I think The Whalers host the Vancouver Compare (ci> $429. Queen. Compare @ $499. quantity. Compare @ $449 enough to be in the World Series Especially when you consider other leagues you can apply them properly to keep games the momentum has carried over,” Canucks Saturday night, also at and should have been there," Frey like the Charter Oak Conference and North flowing smoothly, give it a thought. Evans said. “ We’ve made some 7:35. Said. “ It wasn’t enough to erase the Central Connecticut Conference, also wanted New officials are always wanted. $287 $299 $366 feet we should have been in the officials for those days. The latter league, the World Series." NCCC, has resorted to playing a mostly The Cubs were one victory from Tuesday/Thursday schedule. Bits and pieces Red Sox expected the World Series when they took a There are officials available on the latter day. There was a bit of news in the first ‘Bulletin’ 2-0 lead over San Diego in the NL Every waterbed must be sold to the bare walls. Fortin believes the situation will be cleared up issued by CASS (Connecticut Association of playoffs. But the Padres became shortly, for next year. “ We’re having a meeting Secondary Schools) for 1984-85. First, girls’ the first N L team to rebound from Large Pine Hutchtop the end of October with the Triple C (CCC) so we basketball will have a 30-second clock for the to name McNamara Popular Pine Starter Bed. Scandinavian Style Oak such a deficit and win the Series. Bookcase with mirror and Fits any decor. Available in can can set games on alternate days," Fortin 1984-85 season. Previously a 45-second clock was BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Waterbed with floating • "It’s a nice award." Frey said, said. utilized. McNamara, a long-time friend double shelves. Complete "but you’re never completely Red Sox called a news conference king, queen, super single. storage night stands. A total of 22 applicants took the refereeing test The second bit of news has been,.or will be, of Red Sox co-owner Haywood with mattress, liner, heater satisfied until you have gotten into today to announce the naming of Sullivan, was considered for the Light & dark finish. Complete Complete with mattress prior to the season. There were a couple who greatly welcomed by all basketball coaches in the John McNamara as the club’s new & shadow base Compare the World Series and won it." dropped out but about 19-20 new men are working job in 1980 but was under contract with panel headboard, mat­ liner, heater & shadow Frey, who took over a team that state. Last year’s Federation rule of only two manager, replacing Ralph Houk games. The problem with that, however, is as time-outs per half, non accumulative, has been to Cincinnati at the time. (ci $699. tress, liner, heater & shadow base. Compare (ai $999. finished 20 games under. 500 in 1983 who retired at the end of the The position became available veterans drop off. there are fewer and fewer amended and the four time-outs may now be used season. base. Compare (S $269. and guided it to the NL East title, available for varsity games. again when Houk retired on the at the discretion of the coach. McNamara, who turned down an received 16 first- place votes and New referees have to serve their apprenctice- last day of the season. McNamara tot points from the 24 members of There were a lot of complaints raised a year ago offer to return as manager of the $388 $697 ship by covering junior varsity and junior high by the prohibition of carrying over time-outs, met with Sullivan and general the BBWAA who participated in California Angels earlier this manager Lou Gorman in San ALE $186 Only 27 in stock. contests. They move up after a couple of years. particularly to the end of a game when they would month, is expected to sign a the balloting to easily outdistance Diego during the World Series and Availability is also a problem. "We have some be best served. two-year contract with the Red Colonial Four Poster with Dave Johnson of the New York accepted the position with the Red Country Pine Four Poster Our Best Value Bookcase Mets. Sox, the Boston Herald reported. Sox, the Herald said. carved headboard. with carved headboard Waterbed features storage Johnson, who led the Mets from last place in 1983 to second place in NHL roundup Save Complete with mattress, and footboard. Complete compartments and a mirror. liner, heater & shadow the N L East in his first season, with mattress, liner, heater Complete with mattress, base. Limited quantity. received four first-place votes and & shadow base. Limited liner, heater & shadow 72 points. Now Compare @ $499. quantity. Compare @ $449. base. Available in King ot Two writers from each NL city Black Hawks hoping things are looking up participated in the voting and each Queen Compare (a> $599 was asked to name three manag­ Bv Lisa Harris up to $299 ers on his ballot. Points were sophomore slump. Darryl Sutter St. Louis’ Doug Wickenheiser ing in his first game since ending a his third goal of the game with 3:14 $277 awarded on a 5-3-1 basis for votes UPI Sports Writer and A1 Secord were plagued by opened the scoring in the first three-game suspension, Scored the left In the game to snap a 4-4 tie and $366 from first through third. Frey’s injuries. period by sending a 20-foot shot tying goal in the second period and rally the Islanders. New York name appeared on 23 of the 24 If the Chicago Black Hawks Wednesday night, Sutter’s spec­ past Murray Bannerman. Late in Louis Sleigher scored less than five scored on its last four shots. Gillies believe in signs, then Wednesday ballots. tacular pass to Larmer set up the period. Jack O’Callahan tied minutes later to lift the Nordiques deflected Pal LaFontaine’s shot This Is your last chance to take advmttago of a ofice>ln-a* Others receiving votes were night’s game-winning goal may be Lysiak’s score. Sutter was cross­ the score. over Buffalo. Wilf Paiement and past Greg Stefan to give the an omen. i Dick Williams of San Diego (41 ing the blue line when the puck slid In the second period, Steve Dale Hunter had third-period goals Islanders a 5-4 lead and Mike % points) and Bob Lillis of Houston Tom Lysiak’s last ditch effort over to him. As he spun, the puck for Quebec. 60 Ludzik easily fired into the unpro­ Bossy’s fifth goal of the season llfatima olosa-out on waterbada A waterbed furniture. with 62 seconds left did more than (2). followed and, after he gained tected left comer to give the Black capped the comeback with 70 This is only the second year the beat the St. Louis Blues 4- 3 — it control, he passed to Larmer. Hawks a 2-1 lead. Twenty seconds Penguins 4, Canucks 3 seconds to go. BBWAA has selected a Manager of hinted of a Black Hawk " I didn’t see the blue line,” TiuikpadioHA WATERBED OWNERS— ATTENTION! later, Brian Sutter was in the left At Pittsburgh, rookie Warren the Year from each league. Tom resurgence. Sutter said. " I just played the corner behind the Black Hawks Young scored two goals to lead the Trade in for our best wavoloss mattress Lasorda of the Los Angeles Two years ago, the Black Hawks puck. I couldn’t tell where I was.” YBUNNI - VEimON CIRCLE goal and appeared to be passing Penguins past Vancouver (or their Flames 7, Jets 4 Dodgers was the association’s enjoyed a banner year, mixing Larmer found Lysiak coming in Compare (ffi SI29 *89^^ the puck towards the slot when it first victory. Young scored in the At Calgary. Alberta, Eddy Beers AVON— ■t.aa.riiMiiWiiii choice as N L Manager of the Year experience and youth to upset on the left side of the net and fed Two piece Padded Rails Compare @ $45 *2 9 '’ '" went off Bannerman’s skate and second period and added his fourth scored a hat trick to propel the in 1983. Minnesota for the Norris Division him a pass to set up the game- MHOMKTOWN — Maaa Sa»* into the net, tying it 2-2. goal of the season in the final Flames over Winnipeg for their ' The top American League man­ title. But last year, injuries and winner. Three piece Padded Rails Compare (S $60 *44'*^ Curt Fraser’s goal early in the period. Vancouver, which only has third straight win. Beers scored in MUSTOL ------Mafc a Wana. aa »t >a C l H i m , 8t. a ager will be announced Thursday. cold streaks went against Chicago. "(Sutter) came across back­ Waloibed Mattress Pads Compare (® $30 *13®^ final period put Chicago ahead 3-2, won one of four games, outshot the opening period to give Calgary mEl Camino Plaza, m Vemon bttsFor information: 875-2362 ' Aided by General Manager Lysiak, a leader on and off the ice, wards," said Blues coach Jacques but Bemie Federko tied it again at Pittsburgh 45-26. a 2-1 lead. His second goal in the Waterbed Sheets including lop anti drew a long suspension and much Dallas Green, Frey directed the Demers. "It was a great play and 16:39. third period gave Calgary a 6-3 Dir.: 1-86, Exit 95/96 TUm right V* mile on right Cubs to a 96-65 record, best in the disdain for knocking a referee to W I T H M S N K O fltai Daaaa Nwy., WadMfiMd UMpaiag Ca. bottom [)lus two pillowcases from just *1 9*’^ he was in full stride. When you see advantage and he closed out Slow Houn: 10 AM-9 PM, Mon.-thtu Fri.— 10 AM-6 PM SM.—Noon-5PM Sun. the ice. Steve Larmer went from a Nordiques 4, Sabres 1 Islanders 6, Red Wings 4 Waterbed comforters from just $2905 NL. The team finished 6‘/i games that happen, you might as well scoring into an empty net with 62 ahead of the Mets. Calder Cup rookie year to a pack up your bags and go.” At Quebec, Peter Stastny, play­ At Detroit, Clark Gillies scored seconds left. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 18, 1984 USFL throws the bomb, files suit against the NFL MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Oct 18. 1984 - I7_ Sports In Brief MHS volleyball NEW YORK (UPI) - The U S. until we have a chance to review case but no date has been set. The USFL charges in the suit suit stated that the fledgling league USFL from competing effectively. Football League, facing the equi­ the legal papers." said the NFL In the suit, the USFL charges that the N F L and the three major has lost $100 million in its two USFL owners are meeting at- valent of a third-and-long situa­ spokesman. "It was inevitable that the N FL is guilty of anti- trust television networks, CBS, ABC and seasons. Amelia Island, Fla., beginning Six more weeks for Horner triumphs again tion. has gone for the bomb against they were going to file suit. It was violations in the areas of player In the spring, the USFL had Friday, to discuss the league's NBC, have formed a conspiracy to ATLAN TA — Bob Horner, the injury-prone Manchester High's volleyball team made it six the National Football League in clear that was part of their game television contracts with AFC and plans for the 1985 season. Lack of a contracts, television, stadium "frustrate” the USFL in its efforts third baseman of the Atlanta Braves, was told straight Wcnlnesday, knocking off visiting South the form of a $1.32 billion anti-trust since day one. It's nothing new. the ESPN cable network. ABC said TV deal with a major network m ay; availability, scheduling and media to get a national T'V contract for Wednesday his right wrist must remain in a cast Windsor High in four sets, 13-15, 15-4, 15-5 and 15-7, at lawsuit. The A F L filed a suit against us in relations. it would not televise any USFL force the league's owners to future seasons. for six more weeks but he should be able to play Clarke Arena. After weeks of speculation, the abandon plans of switching to a fall the 1960s. the W FL filed one in the "Our legal counsel has been In addition to 'money, the suit games in the fall. next season. The victory gives the ever improving Indians an 8-4 USFL filed its lawsuit Wednesday 1970. Now the USFL is filing one in collecting data of NFL policies asks the court to divide the 28 NFL * "Upon information and belief as schedule. record. With five matches remaining, Manchester seeking actual damages of $440 the 1980s.” vis-a-vis these areas for several teams into two separate competing a result of the defendants unlawful needs just one more triumph to clinch its first winning million. The USFL is charging the Details of the suit will be months," a USFL spokesman said. 14-team leagues with each league influence on and expressed or The league, which now consists Cartwright in, Webster out i. season and tournament berth since 1980. The Indians N FL with monopoly practices that announced at a press conference at "W e sent a letter to N FL Commis­ limited to maintaining a network implied threats to the three televi­ of 18 teams, was formed in 1982 as a NEW YORK — Bill Cartwright, the New York visit Fermi High in Enfield Friday at 3:30. make it impossible for a competing 11 a.m. EDT today in New York. sioner Pete Rozelle six weeks ago, television contract with only one of sion networks, the plaintiffs have 12-team league but has undergone Knicks 7-foot-l starting center, may be able to Carin Gocht, Paige Lepak and Cathy Warwick all football league to exist. New Jersey Generals owner Do­ informing him of the five areas of three major TV networks. If the been unable to negotiate a satisfac­ several ownership changes as it practice at the end of next week, the team doctor performed admirably Wednesday, responding with Under the Sherman Anti- Trust nald Trump, the main driving possible anti- trust." court refuses that request,>the suit tory national broadcast television fights to survive. announced Wednesday, some outstanding plays. Sarah Forstram and Andrea Act. if the USFL wins the suit the force behind the league's impend­ asks that the N FL andor its contract for future seasons with Seven of the 12 original fran­ At the same time. Dr. Noramn Scott and Dr. Watts also contributed for Manchester, while amount of money awarded it would ing move to a fall season, and In the suit, the USFL charges member clubs be able to maintain any one of the three networks," the chises changed hands before the Peter Bruner announced that a complete Michelle Quey excelled serving. be tripled, bringing the figure to USFL attorneys Roy Cohn and Rozelle and the 28 member clubs an agreement with only two of the suit stated. end of this past season and examination of Marvin’ Webster revealed the The Indians junior varsity squad was beaten, 15-9, $1.32 billion. Robert Carlson will represent the with “ predatory and unlawful three major TV networks. The suit also charges that the majority interests in the Memphis backup center is suffering from acute hepatitis. 11-15 and 5-15. Sheila Wilson, Hongkhao Luangpra- A spokesman for the N FL said USFL at the conference. The USFL started out as a spring N F L “ designed to create a com­ and Houston expansion franchises actions" by making successful They said he will be unable to play for an seuth and Ijiura Moriconi played well for the 6-6 the league had been expecting the The suit was filed in U.S. District entry by a competing professional league in 1983 but voted after its plete barrier” of the USFL's entry also have changed. Several other young Indians. suit to be filed for quite awhile. Court in the borough of Manhattan. into a competitive league and franchises plan to consolidate or “ indefinite period” — mostly likely the entire league in the business of pro second season to move to a fall NBA season. "We we will have no comment Judge Peter Leisure will hear the football impossible. schedule beginning in 1986. The attempted to "fo re c lo s e " the fold before the 1985 season. Rams activate Johnson Player of year Rookie linebackers ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Los Angeles Rams ■ / Wednesday activated safety Johnnie Johnson and goal for Watson placed offensive tackle Jackie Slater on injured S c o r e b o a r d .. beserve. Johnson, an All-Pro a year ago, has been out LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (U P I) - Denis Watson supply Giant crunch tees off today in the $400,000 Walt Disney World since the start of the season with a broken ankle. Whalers 5. Maple Leats3 Classic with a chance to move into the lead in the race NCAA Division I statistics Slater injured his right knee in the third quarter By Dave Raffo linebacker while Taylor is a of last Sunday’s game at New Orleans. He for PGA Player of the year. Hockey Hartford 1 1 3—4 Scholastic Team Statlsllcs UPI Sports Writer big-play guy who breaks games 1l ’The South African player who celebrates his 29th Toronto 1 1 1—3 underwent surgery for ligament and cartilage First period—1, Hartford, Zuke 1 t PuntkiB open. damage and may miss the rest of the season. birthday today is tied with American Tom Watson (Fusco) 17:4). 2, Toronto, Frvcer 2 yds net EAST RUTHEFORP. N.J. - Parcells and Banks agree that going into the next to lust PGA tourney of the year and NHL standings (Terrion, Ihnacak) 18:42. llling varsity soccer punts avg ret ret avg Tom Watson has passed up Disney. Penalties— McGill, Tor, 5:56; Tur- Ohio St ao 48.6 9 69 45.2 The New York Giants are looking the rookie made some mistakes geon, Har, 6:54; Tippett, Hor, 8:0); llllng varsity soccer team bowed to Nov-Los Vegas 26 46.0 9 68 43.4 to a pair of rookies to put some of Sunday and it was on one of those Rozier ‘signed before Bowi’ But Denis Watson faces a strong challenge from the WolM Conftrwica Korn, Tor, 16:01; Slltonen, Hor, 16:43. Windham, 5-3, Wednesday. Jeff Cap- Clemson 22 44.1 6 28 42.9 field of 132 pros in the 72-hole tourney played over Florida the crunch back into their “ Crunch miscues that he most resembled NEW YORK — Mike Rozier, a former Potrick Dlvhlofl pello had two pools ond Chris Lvder 19 46.2 9 68 42.6 three courses. w L T Pts. GF GA Second period—3, Toronto, Korn 2 one for the 4-2-2 Rams. Joe LaRosa, Kentucky 22 46.2 10 94 42.0 Bunch" linebacking unit. Taylor. Banks got one of his sacks All-America running back at Nebraska, says he Arkansas The field includes the champions of the two previous NY Islanders 3 1 0 6 21 21 (Bennlng) 9:45. 4, Hartford, Fusco 2 Jeff Stniunas, Mike Jones ond Scott 23 44.9 14 75 41.6 First-round draft choice Carl on a play when he was supposed to hired an agent before the 1983 season and struck a Woshinoton 2 1 1 5 14 12 (Zuke) 18:16. Penalties— Korn, Tor, 4:27; McKay also ployed well tor llllng. Florida Sf 28 44.1 14 70 41.6 World Classics — Hal Sutton and Payne Stewart — Mississippi Banks and fourth-rounder Gary be in pass coverage. deal with the Pittsburgh Maulers of the U.S. Ptillodelphlo 1 1 1 3 e 9 Korn, Tor, 12:16; Wregget. Tor (served 40 42.5 12 42 41.5 and Hubert Green, winner of last week’s Southern New Jersey 1 2 0 2 12 12 by Anderson), 13:20; Johnson, Hor, 13:52. EC JV girls' soccer Baylor 31 47.0 16 187 41.0 Reasons got their first NFL starts "That's one of Taylor's tricks," Football League before the Orange Bowl game. A ir Force 39 42.4 Open in Columbus, Ga. Pittsburgh 1 2 0 2 10 11 Third period—5, Hartford, Turgeon 3 18 64 40.7 last Sunday and both played major Parcells said. Sports Illustrated reported Wednesday. NY Rangers 0 2 1 1 6 10 (Neufeld, Johnson) 2:15. 6, Hartford, Brenda Bailey and Maureen Bren­ The tourney also could bring about a shake-up in the roles in a 19-7 victory over Atlanta. "They say if you make a The story, headlined “ The Year The Heisman Adam Division Quennevllle 1 (Johnson, Neufeld) 6:06.7, nan scored goals to pace the East Scoring Ottense money list for the year. Harttord 2 0 1 5 14 13 Hartford, Fronds 2 (Slltonen, Jensen) Catholic lunlor varsity girls to a 2-0 9 pts avg Banks, the former All- America mistake, make it 100 percent,” Trophy Went To a Pro,” says Rozier made the Montreal soccer win over South Windsor. The TCU 5 198 39.6 Tom Watson leads with $476,260, followed by Murk 2 1 0 4 12 9 13:16. 8, Toronto, Valve 1 (Derlago, from Michigan State, made 11 Banks said. “ I made a mistake but admissions in a taped interview with one of Buffalo 2 2 0 4 14 15 Gayin) 15:M. Penalties—Jensen, Har, Eogles, who outshot the Bobcats, 358, Boston College 4 158 39.5 O’Meara at $457,473, Andy Bean with $418,995, and Boston evened their record at 3-3-2. East hosts Florida St 230 38.3 tackles with two sacks and a we didn't get hurt, in fact it helped magazine’s staff writer. 2 2 0 4 12 15 7:36; Ihnacak, Tor, 8:5); Pierce, Har, 6 Denis Watson at $406,976. Quebec 2 2 0 4 13 19 13:25; Samuelsson, Har, 18:12; McGill, Tolland High Fridoy ot Mt. Nebo. Brigham Young 6 216 36.0 fumble recovery from his strong us. I don't plan on making many "In other words,” the article says, “ college Tor, minor-game misconduct, Ohio State 6 214 35.7 A Disney victory is worth $72,000, so if O’Meara, CompMI Contaronco ••••■•ggggggagggggagag outside spot. Reasons, playing more mistakes." football's 1983 player of the year was, by the ‘ Norris Division 18:12; Korn,Tor,18:l2. A ir Force 7 248 35.4 Bean or Denis Watson win, Tom Watson would Kentucky 5 164 32.B strong inside linebacker, added Some Giants were surprised at NCAA’s definition of the word, a pro." W L T Pts. GF GA surrender the lead and the other three spots would Minnesota 2 1 0 4 6 3 Shots on goal—Harttord 9-8-9— South Carolina 5 163 32.6 seven tackles, and interception Banks' play against the Falcons Chicago 0 4 26. Toronto 10-1(38—28. Bowling Iowa 194 32.3 depend upon how much each of the three won. 2 2 24 21 6 and two pass deflections. since he hasn't been too impressive St. Louis 2 2 0 4 16 17 Missouri (tied for 9th) 6194 32.3^ Other winners on the tour this ye:ir who are Toronto 2 2 0 4 Goalies — Hartford, Mlllen. To­ , Together, they formed adequate in practice. He proved a “ gamer" Pena released from hospital 10 13 competing at Disney include Gary Koch. Wayne Ix'vi Detroit 1 3 0 2 IS 20 ronto, Wregget. Rustling Defense replacements for Brad Van Pelt though, especially when he ended a _ J| . Smyth# Division Galaxies g car yds avg td ydspg GLENDALE, Calif. — Los Angeles Dodgers and Craig Studler. and Brian Kelly — two veterans goal line stand by sacking Steve Edmonton 3 0 1 7 23 7 A—16,182. Sandl Paganl 130, Flo Bold) 134-136- Arizona 6205 388 1.9 3 64.7 pitcher Alejandro Pena, the National League Also entered is crowd-pleaser Arnold Palmer, Calgary 3 1 0 6 23 15 370. Toledo 5166 340 2.0 2 68.0 who were sent packing after a Bartkowski on a fourth-down play. Winnipeg Oklahoma 5160 ERA champion this season, will be released from whose Bay Hill course is just down the road from 1 1 0 2 9 9 Flames 7. Jets 4 370 2.3 0 74.0 3-12-1 1983 season. Their departure He expects to be challenged I p Vancouver 1 3 0 2 16 21 Cunlllfe Auto VIrg Tech 6 266 519 2.0 5 86.5 a hospital Thursday to continue treatment of an Disney. Los Angeles Iowa left All- Pros Lawrence Taylor and more, beginning this week against Herald photos by Pinto 0 3 1 1 12 18 6 2)9 555 2.5 4 92.5 ulcer. The PGA tour closes next week with the Pensacola Wodnosdoy's Results Winnipog i g 3 -4 J.SokolowskI 188-476, J.Moore 182- Netiraska 6 267 578 2.2 4 96.3 Harry Carson as the survivors Philadelphia. The Eagles like to N.Y. Islanders 6, Detroit 4 Caigory 3 3 3—7 151-456, J.Tollsano 155-151-453, M.NI- Mich St 259 588 2.3 5 Pena, 25, was admitted to Glendale Memorial Open. 6 98.0 from what was once the most throw short passes to running Manchester High’s Cathy Warwick (42) South Windsor. Teammate Carin Gocht Quebec 4, Buffalo I First period—1, Calgary, Nilsson 1 cholson 164-161-450, A.Mayer 165-447, LSU 5175 509 2.9 3 101.8 Hospital Tuesday. Tests revealed the reactiva­ The format for the Disney tourney will have eiich Pittsburgh 4, Vancouver 3 Kentucky respected linebacking corps in backs and tight ends in the keeps her hands together as she bumps (44) is in background keeping here eye (Quinn), 0:52. 2, Winnipeg, Mullen 1, S.WIIIIams 175-442, K.Arev 170-434, 5176 510 2.9 3 102.0 tion of a duodenal ulcer he first suffered in pro playing with three amateurs. Each team which Hartford 5, Toronto 3 (Hawerchuk, McBaIn), 4:49. 3, Calgary, A.Cunlltte 421, D.Lachapelle 415, use 5)80 513 2.8 3 102.6 football. linebackers' zones. October 1981. volleyball into position for possible on play. Manchester won in four sets. Chicago 4, St. Louis 3 Beers 2 (Macinnis, Eaves), 6:19 4, E.Roux 152-404, D.Castogna 404, J.Dr- “ They both performed well, with will play a round at each of the three courses - Calgary 7, Winnipeg 4 Calory, Macinnis 1 (Nilsson, Wilson), tolanl 17), E.Bolin 158, J.Evans 153, Possbig Defense “ Things just happened to go my spike in action Wednesday against Magnolia, Palm and Luke Buena Vista. Tbunday's Oanws 17:56. P enalties— Boschm an, w in , D.McAllister 150; High team single — ott emp Int yds td ydspg a lot of poise,” Carson said of the way last week,” Banks said. “ I'm (All Times EOT) 5.;5l; McDonald, Cal,6:47; Bobvch, Win, Heritage Balt Catering 483; High team SWLoulslana 125 50 6 586 3 97.7 rookies. Abdul-Jabbar reconsiders Detroit ot Hartford, 7:35 p.m. 9:57; MacLean, Win, 16:23. in a position where I can't live on triple — Pumpernickel Pub 1273; High Memphis St 128 5) 8 607 4 101.2 Banks, who got his chance to Los Angeles at Montreol, 7:35 p.m. Individual single — G.Burgess 190; Texas Tech 87 36 7 512 4 102.4 last week’s performance because LOS ANGELES — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who Vancouver at Philadelphia, 7:35 Second period—5, Calgary, Tambelllnl High triple — J.SokolowskI 476; High Syracuse 111 56 5 63) 4 105.2 start when Andy Headen went on I ’m a rookie and I ’ll be tested every p.m. announced last year that he would retire from the 4 (PepllnskI, Macoun), 13:05. 6, Col- averoge — M.Nicholson 144.2, J.Soko­ Arizona St 117 56 6 537 3 107.4 injured reserve with a foot injury, week." want to erase Edmonton at Minnesota, 8:35p.m. 3 (Loob, Nilsson), lowskI 138.8. Los Angeles Lakers at the end of this season, is Rutgers 154 78 9 694 3 115.7 has been compared to Taylor since Friday's Gomes 18:39. Penoltles—Watters, Win, 10:15; Standings: Pumpernickel Pub 14-4, Wichita St 119 55 4 719 6 119.8 Reasons became a starter be­ reportedly having second thoughts. Boston at Calgary, night Macinnis, Cal, 12:05; McBaIn, Win, Vllloge Stylist 128, Correntl's Insu­ Washington 169 68 17 783 4 130.5 the Giants made him the third pick cause veteran Joe McLaughlin had Quebec at Buffalo, night •6i56. rance 128, Marks Brothers 11-7, New "I might have a change of mind," the NBA's Clemson 1)0 5311 657 4 131.4 of the draft. been inadequate as Kelly's re­ memory of last season Toronto at New Jersey, night Third period—7, Winnipeg, Amlel 2 England Engine 10-8, Purdy Corpora­ New Mexico 115 48 3 804 6 134.0 all-time scorer said in a story published in Edmonton ot Winnipeg, night (Boschman, P icard), 5:43. 8, Wln- tion- 10-8, Cunlltfe Auto Body 9-9, New York Coach Bill Parcells is placement. The rookie form Thursday’s Los Angeles Times. "If I play well 4 . nlpeg,Small 1 (Wilson, Watters), 7:06. Anton's Accessories 8-10, K.M.S. 8-10, Total Defense quick to point out that Banks is a Northwest Louisiana State made Bv Joe Jullono six minutes left, then turn it on. 9, Calgary, Beers 3 (Eaves, Macoun), Duboldo Electric 7-11, Courtney's 7-11, and have no physical problems, then I'll g plays yiHayg td ydspg different type, however, Parcells an immediate contribution, espe­ UPI Sports Writer “ We need to in.still a commitment. AHL standings 8:20. 10, Winnipeg, Turnbull 1 (Watters), Bremser's 7-11, R&G Auto 6-12, Herit­ Oklahoma 5 3391107 3.3 4 221.4 definitely reconsider.” 10:55.11, Calgary, Beers 4 (Reinhart), age Balt Catering 5-13. VlrgTech 6 424 1388 3.3 9 231.3 sees Banks as a more consistent cially with his pass defense. The attitude is good. This is a group of 18:58. Penalties—None. Nebrasko •••••••••••••••••••••• 6 4061409 3.5 7 234.8 LANCASTER, Pa. — The words men who have great pride and who Northern Division Memphis St 6 4091475 3.6 8 245.8 Rangers ink Larouche "dyiuimic,” "devastating" and "dyn­ Shots on goal-W innipeg 10-1-15—26. SW Louis 6 412)489 3.6 8 248.2 know how to win. They learned in the . . . W L T Pts. GF GA Calgary 11-17-10—38. ■•I asty” often accompanied the Philadel­ Maine 2 0 1 5 t1 5 Syracuse 3751522 4.1 6 253.7 NEW YORK — Pierre Larouche, the leading title year that the real enjoyment is in Goalies—Winnipeg, Hayward. Cal­ Calendar New Mexico 379 1568 4.1 12 261.3 phia 76ers when they .swept to the NBA Nova Scotia 1 1 2 4 14 22 gary, Lemelln. goal-scorer for the New York Rangers last winning. For that to happen, every­ Sherbrooke 1 1 1 3 13 9 Woshlngton 4231571 3.7 6 261.8 championship during a giddy 1982-83 Adirondack 0 0 3 3 14 14 •••••••••••••••# •••gpu Okla State 347 1317 3.8 6 263.4 season, has signed for the 1984-85 season, it was thing has to fall in place. But I don’t see A—16,863 Toledo 3521322 3.8 4 264.4 sea.son. any reason why we can't do it.” Moncton 1 1 0 2 11 8 TODAY l i announced Wednesday. Fredericton 1 0 0 2 S 3 But tho.se words changed to "disap­ Julius Erving thinks the ingredients Soccer Scoring Dtlonw No terms of the contract were announced. Southern Division Pengulns4.Canucks3 Portland at Bolton (girls), 3:15 pointing,” “ dism al" and "disa.ster- Rochester 4 0 0 8 18 9 , g Pti avg Larouche, sidelined with a bruised right foot, arc there for the 76ers to challenge for Springfield 1 0 1 3 9 7 J.Bacon Academy at Coventry (girls). Washington 6 47 7.8 ous” last year when the 76ers sputtered the title once again. West Virginia 53 (A.C: ' scored 48 goals last season and finished second on Binghamton 1 1 1 3 ■13 12 Vancouver 10 2 — 3 Cross Country 6 8 8 through the regular schedule and lost in “ Unquestionably, there is fine talent Hershev 1 2 1 3 13 15 Pittsburgh 2 1 1 — 4 Toledo 5 48 9.6 - .the team in overall scoring with 81 points. He also Aquinas at East Catholic (boys and Nebrosko 60 10 0 a stunning upset to the New Jersey Nets in our camp,” the team’s 34-yc^r-old New Haven 0 2 0 0 6 9 First Period—1, Pittsburgh, Shedden I girls) (at Wickham P ork), 3:15 6 ■ scored two goals in the NHL All-Star Game. Baltimore 0 2 0 0 5 It (Lemleux, Bodger), 0:18. 2, Van­ Oklahotno 5 53 10 6 in the first round of the playoffs. captain said. “ Our attitude has been St. Catharines 0 3 0 0 9 17 couver, Halward 1 (Lupel, LIdster), AAemphls St 6 68 11.3 Now it’s up to Coach Billy Cun­ great. I think it was a good sign that Wednesday's Results 15:14. 3, P itts b u rg h , Crowder 1 FRIDAY Oklahoma St 5 57 11 4 Maine 3, Hershev 2 Football Rutgers 6 7312.2 ningham to put all the pieces back everyone, even the rookies who signed (Young, Hllller), 19:05. Penalties— East Catholic a t Notre (Tame (West NFC cites Riggins, Ciarke Rochester 4, Boltimore 1 Lanz, Van, :07; Lupel, Van, malor, 2:31; Michigan 6 73 12 2 together. Like a master craftsman, late, got here on time. They knew It was Haven, at Quiglev Stadium), 7:30 SMU 5012.5 Thursday's Games (Sarrett, Van, malor-mlnor (misconduct) Soccer 4 ' I NEW YORK — Running back John Riggins of h he’s doing it carefully. important to be here from the begin­ Binghamton at Fredericton (served by Lemav) 2:31; Lemleux, Pit, Manchester at Fermi, 3:30 the Washington Redskins and nose tackle Ken Nova Scotia at Moncton malor-mlnor 2:31; Fox, Pit, 3:19; Individual Leaders "Some things are going to change on ning and help us move forward Cromwell ot Cheney Tech, 3:15 Clarke of the Philadelphia Eagles have been Friday's Games Lanthler, Van, 6:18; Bubla, Van, 9:23; VInal Tech at Bolton, 3:15 Rushing offense but we can't get to those new together. Maine at Baltimore Hllller, Pit, 10:54; Lemav, Van, 14:27; _ . “N yds avg td vpg ' named NFC Offensive and Defensive Players of things until our defense is set,” he said Hershev at New Haven RHAM at Coventry, 3:15 Bvars.OhloSt 1801076 6.014 179.3 “ The carryover (last year) from the Mantha,Plt, 14:27. Fermi at Manchester (g irls), 3:30 the Week, the N FL announced Wednesday. Binghamton at Nova Scotia Second Period—4, Pittsburgh, Young 3 Jones, Tenn II6 679 5.9 6 135.8 during a break at the Sixers' pre­ previous season made it such a long Sherbrooke at Rochester Cross Country Davis, TCU 87 642 7.4 6 128.4 ' Riggins, in his 13th season, gained 165 yards in (Belanger, Crowder), 14:38. Cromwell at Cheney Tech, 3:15 season training camp at Franklin & hard season. We needed rest and Adirondack at Springfield Penalties— Young, Pit, 0:25; Neely, Hllllnrd, LSU 123 617 5.0 5 123.4 .,32 carries in Washington’s 34-14 victory over the Field Hockey Swam, MlamlO 138 723 5.2 2 120.5 Marshall College earlier this month. recuperation and we did that. A lot of us Van, malor, 2:33; Buskos, Pit, malor, Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 ^Dallas Cowboys. It was Riggins’ fourth highest 2:33; PItbench (served by Young), 2:33; Horton,NCaro 113 594 5.3 3 118.8 "W e have to get a foundation moved away from basketball in the Islanders 6. Red Wings 4 Girls Volleyball Adams, Kent 130 594 4.6 9 118.8 • single game yardage total in his career. Dalgneault, Van, 4:18; Oalgneault, Manchester at Fermi, 3:30 established before taking our next step. off-season. I moved away from basket­ Van, 15:21; Hllller, Pit, 17:49. Lavette,GaTch 128 592 4.6 7 118.4 When the defense is sound, we’ll have NY Islanders 1 1 4—6 Crutcher,USC 132 574 4.3 5 114.8 ball almost completely. Now I feel like SATURDAY Duoard, SMU 72 451 6.3 5 112.7 the ability to build on that. Defense is Detroit 1 2 1—4 Third Period—5, Pittsburgh, Young 4 Football Sonics waive Thompson I’m playing with renewed energy.” First period—I, Detroit, Yzerman 1 (Crowder), 11:31. 6, Vancuver, TantI 4 Manchester ot Fermi, 1:30 the most important thing. Your offense Erving joins Moses Malone, Andrew (unassisted),5:04.2, NY Islanders,Gillies (Lanz, Dalgneault), 15:04. 7, Vancouver, Field Goals SEATTLE — The Seattle SuperSonics have Soccer will struggle in certain stretches but Toney, Maurice Cheeks and Bobby 2 (LaFontalne), 18:49. Penalties— To- Lupul 2 (Smyl, Dalgneault), 17:29. Xavier at East Catholic (at MCC), fgafg petfopg nelll, NYI, 4:15; Smith, Det, 9:10; Penalties—Taylor, Pit, 5:52; Lanz, Van, Jaeger, Washington 1917 .895 2.83 waived high-flying, hard-luck guard David you’ll be all right if yourdefenseis good Jones in comprising one o f the most 10:30 a.m. Lee, UCLA 16161.000 2.67 • Thompson, whose tenure with the team was Boutlller, NYI, major, 17:43; Lambert, 7:27; Halward, Van, 19:50. MCC at Greenfield, 2 p.m. all year long.” awesome arrays of talent in the NBA. Det, malor, 17:43; Gillies, NYI, 19:03. Shots on goal-Vancouver 14-11-20— White, Illinois 19 17 .895 2.43 South Catholic at East Catholic Anderson, Vanderbilt 16 14 .875 2.33 marred by a battle with drug addiction and a Once he sets the foundation, though, In addition, the Sixers gained two of the Second period—3, NY Islanders, La­ 45. Pittsburgh 7-12-7—26. (girls) (at Mt. Nebo), noon disco scuffle that badly injured his knee. Fontalne 2 (Gillies, DIduck), 2:46. 4, Prindle, West Mich 1814 .778 2.33 Cunningham won't look ahead to top 10 players in the draft in forward Detroit, KIslo 1 (Chalupo, Boldirev), Goalies —Vancouver—Garrett, Bro- Anostadt, Rutgers 17 13 .765 2.17 another championship just yet. Just •••••••••••••••••••••• Zendelas, Arizona 17 13 .765 2.17 CJiarIcs Barkley and guard Leon Wood, 17:15. 5, Detroit, Park 2 (unassisted), deur. Pittsburgh-Herron. getting through training camp and to 19:54. Penalties—Larson, Det, 14:42; Bell, (taorgta Tech 1210 .833 2.00 I' _ both of whom signed the first week of TonellLNYI,18:39. A-)5,741. Solomon, N o w 1310 .769 2.00 NL, AL Firemen named the start of the season is enough for training camp. Third period—6, Detroit, Park 3 Footbail Butler, Georgia 1 3 10 .769 2.00 UPI photo now. Roach, Oklahoma St 14 10 .714 200 Malone, who was troubled by ankle, (unassisted),6:18.7NY Islanders, Tonelll Nordlques 4. Sabres 1 ST. LOUIS — The Sporting News Wednesday " I t ’s too long a year to look too far 4 (Bossy), 11:08.8, NY Islanders, Gillies 3 Rookie Tony Paige (49) dove into the end zone for named Bruce Sutter of the St. Louis Cardinals and knee and thumb Injuries last season, (B. Sutter, Potvin), 11:52.9,NY Islanders, Scoring down the road,” he said. “ Too many reported in great shape, prompting Gillies 4 (LaFontalne), 16:46. 10, NY NFL standings tdxpfgplsi winning touchdown for the Jets in 24-20 win over Dan Quisenberry of the Kansas City Royals as Buftalo A 1 A I Byars, Ohio State things can happen. Injuries can change memories of his M VP season of 1982-83. Islanders, Bossy 5 (B. Sutter, Tonelll), Qotbwc II 16 0 0 961 1984 Firemen of the Year in their respective 18:50. 022 4 Adams, Kentucky 601 Cieveiand iast weekend. Paige, with a number of your philosophy drastically.” — None. Penalties — American Conference 10 0 0 leagues. “ I wanted to come back this year in ShotsonGool—NYIslandersll-8-6—25. East Jaeger, Woshlngton 0 17 17 681 teammates injured, wiii be counted on Sunday when the The Sixers dropped from a 65-17 DetroltlO-12-14—36. P- Stostny, Que, Harmon, Iowa 10 0 0 601 It was Sutter’s fourth Fireman of the Year shape,” Malone said. “ I don't have any 16:M; Ramsey, But, double minor, 20:00; .... W L T Pet. PF PA White, Illinois - I V ' regular-season record in their cham­ problems with my legs now. The thing Goalies—NY Islanders-Hrudev. Polement, Que, double minor,20:00. 01617 67 Jets host the Kansas City Chiefs. Award in the past six seasons. Quisenberry has Detroit-Stefan. Lee, UCLA 0 916 57 pionship .season to 52-30 last year. Buffalo, Andrey- NY Jets 5 2 0 .7)4 173 ISO won four awards for his relief pitching in five I ’m thinking about is winning. The A—15,702. New England 5 2 0 .714 141 )4s Anderson, Vanderbilt 01414 56 Cunningham said overconfidence may * =ful<3IRirff),l):20.2,Quebec,P.Sfasfnv1 Prindle, West Mich 01314 55 years. The St. Louis publication has presented the team has got the kind of attitude we (M. Sfostny, Loob), 11:42. 3, Quebec, Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 134 190 Strodford, BostColl have set in, a problem he’s not Slelgher 1 (M oller), 15:57. Penalties— Buffalo 0 7 0 :So W 196 6 0 0 36 award since 1960. need and we’re going to play hard. We Black Hawks 4. Blues 3 Stevens, Utah 10 2 0 62 anticipating this year. McKenno, But, 7:52; Marols,Que, 11:08; Control Sutter this season tied a major league record can come back and win a title. We’ve Playfoir, But, 12:29; Housley, But, 19:27. P ttsburgh 4 3 0 .571 149 153 Jets forced again "Last season, we rarely played the got the talent. I think we can put it back Third o w - lo ^ , Quebec, Polement 2 C ncinnatl 1 6 0 .143 120 175 AlFPutposo Runners with 45 saves. He also won five games. St. Louli 1 1 1—3 rush roc pr kr ydpg Sarah Forstrom (40) lets fly a serve In action at Clarke Arena type of basketball you could build a together.” Chlcofo 1 1 3—4 unos^sted), 2:05. 5, Quebec, Hunter 1 Cleveland 1 6 0 .143 93 138 BvrsJ)hS 1076 221 0 164 Quisenberry, who set the record in 1983, finished IGouIrt- Moller), 14:15. Penalties— Houston 0 7 0 .000 82 200 1461 243.5 against CCC Eastern Division foe South Windsor. Forstronn was program on,” he said. “ We went Barkley and Wood, the star play- First period—1, St. Louis, WIckenhelser Harmon, Iw 619 285 0 177 1081 180.2 . this season with 44 saves and six relief wins. 1 (Poslowskl, Schofield), 4:30; 2, Playfair, Buf, 2:17; Price, Que, 8-14; WMt MImbs, Kan 435 233 through too many stretches where we’d maker on the U.S. Olympic basketball Crelghfon, Buf, 10:02; Moller,Que, 17:04 Raiders 6 1 0 .857 171 121 u 133 801 160.2 one of the standouts in Indian victory. Chicago,O'Callahan 1 (Larmer,Sevard), Smith, Neb 547 49 166 36 798159.6 to check Injury list he down half-a-dozen points with fiveor team, have looked impressive. 18:38; Penalties—Gllmour, StI, 8:S5; Shots on goal-B uffalo 9-11-12—32. D ^ e r 6 1 0 .857 126 92 Adams, Knt 5941)6 Quebec 8-10-11-29. | * “ Nta 5 2 0 .714 190 132 0 57 767153.4 Feamster, Chi, 15:04. Jones,Tnn 679 79 0 0 758 151.6 Second period—3, Chicago, Ludzik 2 Goalies—Buffalo, Barrasso. Qu­ San Diego 4 3 0 .571 194 174 HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. (UPI) - land game and are question marks ebec, Bouchard. A—15,262. Konsos City 4 3 0 .571 141 1» Hlllrd,LSU 617 37 0 92 746 149.2 (Gardner, Paterson), 15:35; 4, Sf. Louis Horton, NC 594147 0 0 741 148.2 The New York Jets face the for Sunday's game at Giants Sutter 4 (Mullen, Federko), 15:55. National Conference SwrnJMm Slew O’ Gold shooting for $1 million bonus Eost 723 a 0 84 860143.3 Kansas City Chiefs Sunday and for Stadium. Penalties—Ramoge, StI, molor- Nix, KentSt 472174 62 148 856142.7 mlnor, 0:27; Fraser, Chi, 5 malor-mlnor, the second consecutive week, Jets “ Freeman is in much the same By Gary Kale Washington 5 2 0 *!t14 IW )19 number of years ago when Seattle Woodward, Slew O’ Gold won the Shifty Sheik. In the one and 0:27; Feamster, Chi, 6:33; Johnson, StI, Coach Joe Walton is waiting for UPI Sports Writer 10:31; WIckenhelser, StI, 17:25; B. Mur- St. Louis 4 3 0 .571 215 175 Interceptions condition as he was last week — his Slew was going strong and he lost Whitney Handicap at Saratoga and one-quarter Marlboro, Slew O' Transactions 9 no yds td ipo word on the physical status of his ribs are very sore,” Walton said. the race.” rav,Chl,18:18. SS *?. . < 3 0 .571 127 143 . Thurman, BostCol 4 7 74 01 75 an allowance test at Belmont last Golld beat Carr De Naskra by a PLAY JACKPOT NY (Slants 4 3 0 .571 128 149 two offensive stars, runping back •••••••ggggggggggggggg Brawn, Okta St 5 5 124 1 1.00 “ We'll have to wait until late in the NEW YORK - Slew O’ Gold, Taylor did not say if it was the July. His winnings for the year Third period—5, Chlcogo, Fraser 1 Phllodelohla 3 4 0 .429 115 lS Freeman McNeil and wide re­ length and three-quarters. Taylor , Central Brandon, Toledo 5 4 98 0 80 week to see how he feels. We’ll Ubdefeated in 1984, puts Horse of Jockey Club, which Seattle Slew total $602,000 and the records show (OIczvk, Wilson), 3:44; 5, St. Louis Kafentzis, Hawaii 5 4 47 80 ceiver Wesley Walker. expects an even better perfor­ Federko 2 (Mullen, Levie), 16:39; 7, c ^ . BaHcetball Chlcogo 4 3 0 .571 134 127 o have the doctor take a look at him the Year honors on the line lost by a nose in 1978. lifetime earnings of $1,506,134. Seattle — Waived guards David Tampa Bov 3 4 0 .429 134 156 Calhoun, Kentucky 5 4 41 0 SO McNeil, who has severely mance in the Jockey Club. Chicago, Lvsiak 2 (Larmer, Sutter), Moore, Okta State 5 4 38 1 80 and he'll let us know if he can go. Saturday in the Jockey Club Gold If Slew O’ Gold wins Saturday, he "Slew O’ Gold finished fourth in 19:58. Penoltles—OIczvk, Chi, 4:09; Thonwson and Ell Pasqualeand forward Detroit ' 2 5 0 .286 143 166 bruised ribs, managed some play­ "Slew will be missed when he Graylln Warner. Minnesota 2 5 0 iSo 149 187 Gray, Texas 4 3 52 0 !7S Wesley is still hobbling and we Cbp Stakes at Belmont Park that will become the first thoroughbred the Derby last year, but he was like Anderson, StI, 13:05; OIczvk, Chi, 13:05. (10 tied di .67 Ipg) ing time in a 24-20 victory over goes to stud next year." Shots on Goal—St. Louis 9.12-15—36. Waived forward Jim RowInskI Green Boy 1 6 0 .143 113 161 won’t know until Friday whether could also bring a million dollar to win the three race series. He an awkward, immature kid," Chicago 9-13-7-29. of Purdue. Cieveiand last Sunday and picked One race Taylor would like to BINGO or not he can make it. bonus to his owners. missed the million dollar gold ring remarked Taylor who won the Goalies— St. Louis, LIut. Chi­ ^ . College ^ n Francisco 6 1 0 .857 180 122 up 54 yards on 11 carries to witness is a confrontation with cago, Bannerman. Control Florida — Football cooch Lou LA Rams 4 3 0 .571 160 127 “ Lyons’ ankle is not as bad as we Winner of the Woodward and last year when he lost in the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Soeian resigned and was replaced by maintain his AFC rushing lead. 9-vear-old John Henry. ^ ^ ® iM in first thought. We expected him to Marlboro, Slew O’ Gold needs a Marlboro. His daddy, Seattle Slew, Belmont Stakes with Seattle Slew A—15435 msbtant Jerry Anderson on Interim New Orleans 3 4 0 .429 143 161 Walker, who had an injured basis. Sunday's Gomes Baseball be out three or four weeks but now victory in the Jockey Club race to won the first two legs of the 1978 in 1977. “ This year. Slew O’ Gold is Feelboll (All Times EDT) ankle, did not play against the they tell us he may be back this Win the fall classic triple crown series before his defeat in the 5-6 lengths better than last year. EVERY DAY New England Patriots— Signed Luther Ulcogo at Tampa Bay, p.m. Browns and is not expected to 1 week or next week. Klecko should pud the million bucks that goes Jockey Club. (Jockey) Angel Cordro thinks he's Himson, nose tackle. Places Lester Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. practice until late in the week. CALDWEll Williams, nose tackle, on the Inlured Denver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. NL Manager vote be available but I don’t know for with .the sweep. Asked to compare the father- son the best horse that ever came down Win A Trip For Two Radio, TV reservellst. Detrolf at Minnesota, 1 p.m. M cNeil’s backup, Johnny Hec­ how long or how effective he’s ’ At a Wednesday press confer­ attributes, Taylor said that “ Seat­ the pike and if he wins Saturday Los A ngles Rams — Activoted safety Miam i at New England, 1 p.m. OIL INC. tor, turned in a solid performance going to be.” ence, co-owners Mickey Taylor tle Slew had the sheer horse power. people may even be saying that Jolmnie J ^ s o n ; placedoffenslvetackle N-Y. Giants at Phllodelphia, 1 p.m. ^_NEW YORK (UPI) — Voting on the against the Browns, gaining Jackie Slater on In lu rrt reserve. Pltts^rgh at Indianapolis, p.m. Natlonol Leogue's Manager of the Year 97 Walton announced a lineup and Dr. James Hill posed for Slew O’ Gold has speed and is he’s the best horse of the century. TONIGHT 1 99.9 Hockey Seattle vs. Green Bay ot Mllw., 1 p.m. Award (first-place votes In p a re n ­ yards on lo carries, including a change for Sunday at middle 'pictures before a stack of 100 dollar smarter and more elegant. "A t the longer distances, I would 7:30 NHL: Whalers vs. Red WInos, NY A n g e rs — Signed forward Pierre Washington at St. Louis, 1 p.m. theses): Jim Frey, Chicago (16) 101; per gal. C. O. D. SportsChannol, WTIC 64-yard run that set up the first of linebacker, where Bob Crable will ^ lls and the $40,000 gold trophy “ Last year. Slew O’ Gold was the have to say he is better than his Lorouche. Kansas City at N.Y. Jots, 4 p.m. Dave M cNeil’s two touchdowns. HAWAII O"*’’* ''*• North Stars, L.A. Raiders at San Diego, 4 p.m. Johnson, New York (4) 72; Dick replace rookie Kyle Clifton. Cra- that goes to the Jockey Club 3-year-old champion. This year, daddy. Up to a mile and a quarter, USA Cable To add to his problems, Walton 649-8841 .Cleveland (MISL) — Purchased San Francisco at Houston, 4 p.m. Williams, San Diego (4) 41; Bob (Jills, blc, a No. 1 draft choice two years winner.. he’s even better. His father I'd have to say that Seattle Slew 9:00 B oxing: B rett Summers vs. forward Refer Ward from Van- New Orleans at Dallas, 9:40 p.m. Houston (0) 2 may be missing half his defensive Minimum requirement Eduardo Valdez; Willie Harris vs ago who has been injured since the ' Asked to hold the trophy aloft, couldn’ t win the fall classic, but we was a little better." O T u ^ (NASU ond signed him fo a Monday's (tames (Pelirts awarded on basis efSpobitsfor line. Tackle Joe Klecko and Marty Robert Adams, ESPN 4-vear conf racf. Los Angeles Rams at Atanta, 9 p.m. spring, is the third player Taylor said, "N o way! It’s bad luck have hight hopes Slew O’ Gold can P ricn aublect to Change Page 2 first-place vote, fliree for second and one Walton The Woodward was a mile and Lyons were injured in the Cleve­ (or third.) has used in the middle this season ' to touch a trophy before you win it. do it." an eighth and Slew O’ Gold won . 550-1.000 gal$. 96.9 C.0.0 I touched an award before a race a In addition to the Marlboro and that race by a half-length over ( 18 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. IB. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 18. 1984 - 1» 645-2711 IvUOK FOR THE STARS... ^ Classified... 62 Business Opportunities 22 Store/Office Spoce Household. Goods Rates For advertisements to be Lool< for tile CLASSIFIED ADS witli STARS; stars help you get n u i l « . 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Includes soles ana Rentals — Complete home re­ matic, power steering, AUTOMOTIVE Incentive. Apply at Pll- LEGA^ SECRETARY — gotiable. Call 742-8987. FOHSALI collar. Vicinity of Sum­ son. Savings Bank of night during holiday but will train. Salary plus store work. Also Satur­ AVAILABLE IMME­ pairs and remodeling. STOCKADE FENCE — 6 radio, positractlon, de- I lowtex Corp., 49 Regent I mit Street and Middle Manchester, 933 Main Immpdlate opening In months. Apply In person: full benefits. EOE. Quality work. Referen­ fogger, root rock, more. PART TIME AFTER­ days. Apply In person; DIATELY — Attractive 3 Services ft. high X 8 ft. wide with TWO 14" RIMS — For Turnpike. Missing since Street, Manchester. Street, Manchester. sm ^l law firm. Salary Fairway, 975 Main Street, Apply; Heritage Savings Flower Fashion, 85 East ces, licensed ond Insured. 1952 PLYMOUTH CON­ Good winter vehicle. NOON OUTDOOR work 11IROOMS bedrooms, country kit­ posts. 899. Cali 649-9639. Oldsmoblle. $20. Call any 10/12. CASH REWARD. EOE. EOE. commensurate with ex­ Manchester. & Loan, 217 Spencer Center Street;, chen, living room with Call 646-8165. VERTIBLE — Good run­ Needs timing chain. $400. 647-0934, anytime. perience. Send resumes must be handy with tools. >■ IFOR RENT time, 647-1372. Street, Manchester. Manchester. fireplace. $550 monthly. 26" ENGLISH B IK E, 2 ning condition. $1950.742- Call 643-2880. CERTIFIED NURSES to; Box GG, c/o The Glastonbury. Call 633- 1 ^ SERVICES 9600, keep trying. PAINTERS WANTED — 646-4144,644-2327. DUMAS ELECTRIC — wagon wheels, milk can, AIDES — Certified aides Manchester Herald. 2747, evenings. FURNISHEO/UNFUR- ELI offered Lights dimming? Fuses Familiar with Industrial ADMINISTRATIVE AS­ NISHED ROOM, PRI­ nurses uniforms - sizes for 7am to 3pm shift, full THREE ROOM APART­ blowing? Repairs, Im­ 1974 FORD HALF TON and part time. Also ac­ and commercial paint­ SISTANT — Applicant BANKING — The Loan jlNSTHUCTION VATE ENTRANCE — 10-12, aluminum folding NEWSPAPER DELIV­ AUTO MECHANIC — M E N T — Available Im­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. provements and addi­ cots, 1 pair french doors. PICK UP F150 — Power cepting applications for ing. Two years expe­ must be able to work well Department of Manches­ Kitchen and both shared steering, power brakes. ERY PERSON NEEDED Full time. Days. Apply rience. Call 527-9285. mediately. Responsible Home repairs. You name tional circuits. Fully li­ Coll 649-5824. nurse aide certification In a tost paced environ­ ter State Bank has an CLASSES — W heal with 2 others. $225 It, we do It. Free esti­ censed, Insured. Call Good running condition. L o s t To deliver to stores In at: Gil's Auto Service, ment, have a good com­ monthly. Security. Call older gentleman pre­ Manchester. Cal I course. Excellent benefit opening for a full time Throwing, Hand Building mates. Insured. 643-0304. 646-5253 anytime. 360 engine. Loaded. $2000 Siberian Husky, Route 6, Bolton. mand of the English lan- Loon Clerk. Must possess 643-1823. ferred. For more Infor­ HOUSEPLANTS — .S0€ Jeanne, 647-9946. package. Please call Di­ or Ceramics. For Infor­ mation coll 643-6441. or best offer. Colt after black, grey and white. rector of Staff Develop­ WE ARE CURRENTLY guoge, excellent general office experience to $3. Outdoor bushes, $5. SEEKING dependable m ation call 649-8932 Must sell. Private home, 5pm, 646-3046. Porter St. area. ment between 8am and organizational skills, with emphasis on accu­ weekdays between 6 and MANCHESTER — Fully ■^ROOFING/ SECRETARY FOR Local people who like to work good typing skills and M ANCHESTER — North 649-6486. Please call M3-1S4S Law Office. One girl of­ 3pm, Monday through rate typing, good tele­ 8pm. furnished Including EiJsiBINB 1979 DODGE CHAL­ SEWING/HANDWORK with the public. If you feel figure aptitude a must. phone skills and public stove, refrlgerotor, bed, End. 1 bedroom imart- fice. Shorthand a must. Friday at 643-5151. Crest- ment in quiet, residential LAWN MOWERS RE­ L E N G E R — 5 speed, field Convalescent Home — Glastonbury toy fac­ you meet these prerequi­ An excellent package of contact. For Interview bureau. $50 weekly, plus 2 ROCKING CHAIR — Reply to Box E, c/o The sites and are available I HOMES area. Near bus line. Utili­ PAIRED— Quick, Expert BIDWELL HOME Im­ Good condition. $15. Coll loaded. Excellent condi­ Manchester Herald. and Fenwood Manor In tory needs sewers- fringe benefits and sa­ contact; Mrs. Tartaollo, weeks security. Call 646- Servicel Senior Dis­ provement Company — tion. Call 742-5921. Manchester. flnlshers for quality plush for evening and weekend lary. Please call 871-0714. 1041 Main Street. NO FOR SALE 8877. ties not Included. $395 649-6801. monthly. Coll 646-3158 be­ count! Free Pick Up and Roofing , siding, altera­ toy tine. Full time or part hours please apply at; PHONE CALLS. EOE. ■announcements ELECTRICIAN — Jour­ tween 8om and 4:30pm. Delivery! ECONOMY tions, additions. Same 1981 DODGE OM NI 024 — COOKS/KITCHEN time. Sewing experience Showcase Cinema In East LOVELY 7 ROOM FIVE PIECE F IR E ­ neyman E 2 license re­ Horttord. We are accept­ PART TIME PERSON — r C T APARTMENTS MOW ER, 647-3660. number for over 30 years. PLACE SET, Andirons, Very good condition. quired. Able to work H ELP — Full and part necessary. Call The For car washing, errand WANTED — PARTTIME RANCH — In 649-6495. Must sell. $3200. Coll 649- LADIES — Earn free Velvet Stable, 659-0204tor ing applications between Wash Person for laundry, professional-executive MANCHESTER — Good screen log, basket and under minimum supervi­ time help needed. Excel­ running, etc. for approxi­ FOR RENT location. 4 room apart­ BRICKS, BLOCKS, 9578, no answer - 649-4468. lingerie at your own Un­ lent benefits available. appointment. the hours of 12 noon to 8am to 4pm. Soturday- area. Central air, ge­ accessories. $35. Good dercover Wear party. sion. Steady work, good mately 4 hours mornings, ment. Available 11/1/84. STONE — Concrete. condition. Call 643-5314. Reply to the Ground 2pm; and 6pm to 10pm /Sundav only. Will train. nuine sauna, garage door I C C IHEATING/ Call 633-6863. wages. Call 875-5905. dally. You should be 18 or Monday thru Friday. See M ANCHESTER — Avall- $450 plus utilities. No Chimney repairs. No lob 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ Round, 3025 Main Street, CLEANING - - Full/port Apply In person; Mea­ opners, private patio. oblo Immediately. One, time. Janitorial, carpet older. Steve Carter, Carter pets. Coll 568-6904. too small. Call 644-8356. IPLUMBINO WOMAN'S CROSS P E R B E E TL E — Semi au­ Glastonbury, between 2 Chevrolet, 1229 Main dows Manor, 333 Bldwell Much more on one acre two and three bedroom tomatic, AM/FM radio, and 4pm. cleaners, window clean­ Street, Manchester. wooded, landscaped lot, C O U N TR Y SKI Set and Street, Manchester. apartments. $400, $455, M ANCHESTER — Newer F A L L L CLEAN UP. Leaf FOGARTY BROTHERS figure skates package. 40,000 miles. $1200. Coll AUCTIONS ers, house cleaners. MATURE INDIVIDUAL Early occupancy. Beltl- $520. heat and hot water AUCTIONS Apply in person: Delta three bedroom, duplex, removal. Hedge and tree — Bathroom remodel­ Size 8. 860 for all or will 232-5869 evenings, 566- PRODUCTION TO K E EP 16 month old APPLICATIONS BEING ore Agency, 647-1413. Included. J.D . Real Est­ 6213 days. Maintenance, 540 C North baths, appliances, $585. trimming. Light truck­ ing; Installation wafer sell separate. Coll 649- WORKERS — Immediate child. May live In or out MAINTENANCE PER­ TA K E N tor Saturday and ate, 646-1980. ing. Insured. Ray Hardy, Main Street, Rlverbend SON NEEDED — Part Available November heaters, garbage dispo­ 2653. openings for first and of our home. Bolton area. Sunday counter people. 646-7973. sals; faucet repairs. 649- Whether WNi*re A second shift. We monu- Industrial Park, time. Medium duty work, 15th, 6444)123. 1979 CHEVETTE — Auto­ Call 647-7407 after 3pm. Experience preferred. M ANCHESTER — Avall- ______t______4539. VIsa/MosterCord matic, air conditioning, facture electronic Manchester. cleaning automobile ser­ Good pay. Apply'; Hart­ oble November 1st. 5 MANCHESTER — 1395. ODD JO B S— We special­ accepted. HOME ANO low mileage. $2500, ne­ NIGHT OWL PUBLIC AUCTION printed circuit boards vice facility and show­ ford Road Dairy Queen, VERNON — By Owner..8 room rent In nice condi­ ize In helping senior citi­ and are In need of reliable SURVEYOR/ROD PER­ C O LLECTO R — For one room. Apply: Gorin Jag­ Nice three bedroom, GARDEN gotiable. Call 646-8767. (under tent) Manchester. room, spacious LaCaya tion, on bus line. $400 a older style duplex. One zens Insulate, point, lawn people. We have open­ SON — Entry level posi­ of New England's largest uar, Route 83, Vernon, built Colonial In exclu­ month, plus utilities. No child allowed. Immediate care, etc. Call 646-7066. DELIVERING RICH PLYMOUTH SATEL­ or on EARLY BIRD ings for Programmers, tion. Strong desire to credit collection agen­ C T, 646-0158. CARPENTERS sive neighborhood, con: pets. Security. Referen­ FLOORING Photodeveloper, Stock learn profession. Growth cies. Some experience occupancy preferred. L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus LITE, 1973 — Good ra- 36 Lakeside Rd., Coventry, CT HELPERS — No expe­ yen lent to 1-86, extensive ces. Call 643-1570. Coll 643-4792. Cutters, Inspectors. We opportunity. Fuss & required. Applicant must COMMERCIAL PAIN­ rience necessary. Work­ landscaping, 2 car gar­ tax. Sand, gravel and dlals. New radiator, WANT ADS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 at 11 a.m. FLOORSANDING — offer excellent working O'Neill, 210 Main Street, be bendable. Excellent TERS with 5 years expe- ing In the Glastonbury age with door openeri MANCHESTER — Two stone. Call 643-9504. alternator, new master arrows from Rt. 6 & Rt. 316 Monchester, CT 06040. opportunity for ambi­ rlence. Own AVAILABLE OCTOBER Floors like new. Special­ cylinder. Must sell I $875, conditions and other be­ area year round. Call fireplace, 2rk 'round the clock for riBBBBcbMf» r b b > Take advantage of our OFFICE POSITION — Manchester. Listing I 8 rooms, 4 bectr* prime retail space, ample apartment • weekly, bi­ H0U8EH0L0 Ished. Older upright. $250. have filed an application pla­ you. You'll get a lot more 14 years experience Full time, 9am to 5pm. rooms, 2'/t baths. U & R* . parking. $660. Coll 236- weekly. Someone you Coll 649-3425. carded 4 O CTO B ER 1904 with Part time available. Po­ the Daportmanl of Liquor than the earlyirly bird b got. and tami-formal train­ RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s EXCELLENT EXPERIENCED SECRE­ Colonial, alumlnunC 528-6522 6021 or 644-3977. can trust with 4 years Control 0 GROCERY BEER ing program that's de­ Come and learn about the advsnlagaa of working for med­ OPPORTUNITY! sition requires telephon­ TA R Y — For long estab­ sided with attractiver experience. References. USED REFRIGERA­ for th* sal* of alcoholic II- ical personnel pool Mutt htve 1 yasr lull time sxpertarKe. ing customers ond sales lished local Insurance stone front facing and T - Call 646-7971 after 5pm. TORS, WASHERS, uor on th* pramliat 305 signed to make you lADAP order preparation prim­ REEN ROAD, MANCHES­ productive very toon. We have openings on sll shifts. We otter excellent pay and ■ ss*seMra«w*aiMsw- EXCELLENT agency. Must be able to car garage. $119,000. A ll-' Ranges - clean, guaran­ |TAS SALES gTE R . Th* butlnass will b* banaftta We will be recruiting on Oct. 24th, 10B4 from 10 arily with some occa­ Our West Hartford lo­ BENEFITS! rate policies, operate brio Realty, 649-0917. CELEBRITY CIPHER a o o m a PAarmaL ouam a teed, parts and service. owned by THE SOUTHLAND a.m. to 4 p.m. In theH&R Block Office. Marshall's Mall, 324 sional typing necessary. computer, good tele­ C tm r i i t Clp m r wupXigraiM — u t m t Wow ly iim aniM by Laadara. aandHwDng. Wdar- Low prices. B.O. Pearl 8, FOUR D AY T A G S A L E — CORPORATION, PATTY cation and book of ex­ Broad St., Manchester. Experience Is not needed. Dnou«pM*l».PMlwaprm ni.i«elil»W»>i*i««(P<*nUnW KRYSIAK AND CHARLES A. isting accounts will MANCHESTER phone personality and' tormaHr. ra*rVdUr/«*ie*C. FAuTiMCIAL OI3COUNT Son, .649 Main Street, Thursday through Sun­ KRYSIAK Of 41S CHERRY Must CsB Per InMttlsw Appetmanrit Seniors are also welcome $93,000 643-2171. help you establish Our btnefUi Incltid* major madical, lift inauranca, dantal Inturanca. knowledge of office by CONNIE WIENER day, 483 Hlllstown Rood, STREET, BEDFORD HILLS, to apply for a full or part procedure. Starting sa­ B y O w n e r 2 0 % OFF NY, ISM FOREST STREET, yourself. Call Len M IO ICAl long term diaabillty, tuition ralmburaamant. profit aharlng, achadulad on all Roollna and Pdnllna Manchester, 9am-7 W A N T ADS time position. Carla's lary commensurate with ‘•X UYFYN NYEOQS MEUVYT VW Caa$UTroNCONTMCTaa$ T W O KITCHEN Chandelier, outside MANCHESTER, CT and will Baron, CPC, Industrial PIISONNIL waga raviawa and total promotion from within. Flaxibla houra Pasta, Inc., 275 A, Pro­ 74 Ludlow Road b* conducted by CHARLES raquirad. No axparianca nacaaaary. Wa will train. experience. Excellent be­ H U TC H E S — Three piece lights. A. KR YSIAK as permittee. Recruitera, Inc., West POOL gress Drive, Manchester, nefit package Including six room custom living room set. Coffee Hartford. C T . 278r CT. Call for appointment, Ranch. 2 car garage. 2 fi­ LEFY E lENYYN, EUS V8BY WD Charles A. Kryslak 643-2711 Call 203- 64 7-0 60 3 pension. For a personal replaces. New roof. New table and end tables. One GARAGE SALE — Kero­ Oct. 10, 1904 3643.______^ 5 4 9 -0 8 7 0 647-8647. Interview call 649-5241. upholstered wing chair. 024-10 Driveway. Near St. Bar­ lENYYN EV EOa — YRBYIXEQOS PAINTING/ sene heater, 55 oollon Robert J. Smith, Inc., 65 tholomew's Church. Coll 649-9914. 1 aquarium, propane grill, Manchester East Center Street, PAPERING tires (R 13), much morel Manchester.______649-5857 UWV E BWaXVXlEO lENYYN." — FIV E FO OT M E D ITER A - Sf ATE OP CONNBCTICUT TECHNICAL Call 643-9938. SUPBRIOR Herald MECHANICAL PAINTING AND PAPER NEAN DRESSER with COURT—JUVBNILB P r i v a t e , n o n - p r o f i t XUTXNE KEUTLX: HANGING — Exterior mirror. $75. Call 646-8244 MATTBBS EMPLOYMENT Agency seeks Direct Care after 3pm. PUBLICATIONS TECHNICIAN PREVIOU8 SOLUTION: "My looka are In tha movamant and Interior, ceilings re­ aiOHTH DISTRICT Aide to work In Manches­ paired. References, fully OBDBII OP NOTICB OPPORTUNITIES ter group home, weekend HELP WANTED olinyfaaturaa,nolln theatlUnaaa." — QlannCloaa. October 14,1914 CLERK O u r high technology Insured. Quality work. ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD Middletown, Connecticut hours. Call 643-0944. OISeabyNeAJna______ow Martin Mottsson, even­ EFFECTS — Retiring to FRIDAY, SATURDAY 8, R RVOCATION OP ORDRR CALL FOR SPBCIAL TOWN M EITINO company has just the oppor­ ings 649-4431. Nevada. Call 646-2320. SUNDAY, 10am to 5pm. OP Th* legal voters of th# Town of Bolton or* hsreby wornsd Edwards Food Warehouse in Man­ PETITION FOR TMB and nollllsd to meet In o SP EC IA L TO W N M E E T IN G at the Excellent full time entry level posi­ 1^ W CARLYLE Larnr Wright Clothes, Including child­ tunity for you! chester is now accepting applica- C O M M ITM E N T OP T H E COMMUNITY HALL In sold Town on Tuesday, October V, tion for individual interested in get­ CEILINGS REPAIRED [g^MJRCELLANEOUR ren's household Items, MINOR CHILD OP I9M at 7:30 p.m. In th* evening for th* tollowlno purposes: ting involved in the Technical Publi­ If you are a technical school SUPERMARKET HELP or REPLACED with dry- bar stools, motorcycle- Nancy Poloil# lions'^°^ following part time posi wall. Coll evenings, Gary FOR 8AL£ Hondo MR 175, pot belly tormerly of Vernon, Connec­ 1. To confirm o resolution passed on September 4, )994 re- cations field. Diversified duties in­ graduate and have 1-2 years Shop Rite Supermarkets has Immediate ticut now of ports unknown commendlno that Improvements to Community Hall, openings in its Manchester store for the fol­ McHugh, 643-9321.. stoves and much morel Upon th* petition of TH B and th* tinorwino thereof, be submitted to th* quollfled clude typing, paste-up, printer con­ hands on experience, good •OELI/FI8H CLERK aMEAT WRAPPERS OtL BURNER — Ameri­ 17 Boyberry Rood. COMMtSilONBII OP CHIL- raters ot the Town ot Bolton os a rsterendum question on (EvMilng*) (Oaya) lowing positions; N A M E YOUR OWN can Standard, complete, ORBN AND YOUTH SBR- thstallototth* Novsm b*r4,19*4 State slectlon or at o la­ tact, tech manual build up inventory. mechanical abilities and are -feM) rtiB'KloOWeBc^pseihrt*'' VICBS OP THB STATB OP ter dot* If necessary. •CASHIERS aBAKERY CLERKS • CASHIERS - U skifts PRICE — Father and son. ready for Installation. C O N N B C TIC U T roquosttno 3. To confirm a rasplutlon passed on September 4 ,1l«4 re- Training provided for skills other self motivated, this may be just (Morning*) ■(AII*moont/Ey*nlnga) Fast, dependable ser-, $35. Coll 649-2048. tho Court to rovokosold com­ commendlno that a new High School U b ro ry Medio Cen­ • 6R0CERY CLERKS • Utnuu mt nwRs vice. Painting, Paper' mitment and roturn tho cus­ ter, and the tli^ c ln o thereof, be submitted to th* qual­ than typing. Reqairenieiits: Typing RoMHe^a;V!M6()5 the job for you. Print Shop ex­ • BOTTLE CLERKS • HftsMU ni niiut hanging & Removal. Call T W O BOOK SHELF tody of sold child to tho oo- ified voters of the Town ot Bolton os a rsfsrsndum quss- with 40 wpm, high school graduate, We offer a competitive wage and be­ AN KCflff? rents which potitlon will bo ftpn on the tallot at th* November 4,1984 State election or perience a plus. nefit program. Starting wage com­ • DEU CLERK - Eim r SWL Mt ki 18 ir il6r 644-0585 or 6444)036. Speakers — Cost $79.95, GIGANTIC TAG SALE hoard on tho 4th day of No- at a later dot* If neceseory. strong organizational skills and car will sell for $24. New (20FAMILIESD— Satur­ vembor 1914 ot 10:00 o'clock 3. T o c o n flm o resolution pmsed on September 4, 1984 re- necessary. Excellent benefits package mensurate with experience. Paid • PRODUCE CLERK • Utnun id mw«s G E T YOUR HOUSE condition. 7" x 14". Coll day, October 20th, 9om to In the toronoen, at tho $uoo- cemmmdlno thot o new Town Gorooe, pnd th* IInonclng 647-1561. 3:30pm. Housewares, rlor Court— Juvonllo Mottor, thereof, be submlNed to th* qualified voters of th* Town Excellent benefits package which which includes medical, dental, training for all positions. Apply in • SERVICE CLERK • Mniqi. P A IN TED I We do nice 222 Moth Stroot Extonslon, of Bolton os 0 referendum question on th* ballot at the work. Not too expensive. bikes, glassware, small MIddlotown, Connecticut In November 4,1984 State election or at a later dot* If neces­ includes medical, dental, life insur­ life insurance, pension plan lerson at the store location between Qrmt opportunity lor atudonto to oom References. Call 649-4367. BLAZER — Size large, appliances and much told District. sary. 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. wrtni money eRw oehool. blue calico, like new, moral Everything must It apoeorlno to and beino 4. To confirm a rasolutlon passed on September 4, 1884 re- ance, pension plan and tuition reim­ and tuition reimbursement. found by the subecrlMno commendlno that a new Central PIr* Station, and th* tl- bursement. Qualified candidates Wo othr top roloo, ond Hborol Irtngo ortglnallv $30, sell for $15. go I Main Street, across authority that the above nonclno thereof, be submitted to th* ouallflod voters ot Qualified candidates should BINLOING/ Gunne-Sax, attractive from St. Bridget's named Nancy Poloil* has •••••*> os 0 referen^m question on the bol- should apply at our facility or send bonolHt. Whm with pants or skirts. Call Church. Rain Dote: Oc­ oen* to poHs unknown, ther­ lot ot tho Novtmbor 4,1984 Stotoolactlon or ot o lotor dots apply at our facility or send re­ jCONTBACTlNB 649-0032. tober 27th. efore, O R OailRD, Thot no­ If nocossorv. resume with salary history to; Those Interested apply at the store Courtesy tice of the heorln* of this peti­ *• ^P-^"?!9*r god veto upon o supolsmsntol ooproorlotion sume with salary history to: Edwards Booth. Interviews at time of application. FARRAND REMODEL­ tion be olven by oubllshino of 817jap.n from cosh surplus for Improramonls to ths this order of notfc* once. Im­ _ soccof tioid ot Belton High School. ING — Cabinets, roofing, TRB'RMLS TAG SALE — Moving. mediately upon the receipt of Dotod at Bolton, Connocticut this I4lh day of Octobtr, 1984 27M width - 25 cents; this Order ot Notice, In the Oarfear S cM M c Praaarta, lac. PanaaaalDaft food warehouse gutters, room additions, Dishes, cut glass, bric a Sandro W. Ploroo, L.8. 181 lalata Dr. SHOP RITE decks, all types of remo­ 13Y4 width - 2 tor 25 Manchester Herald a new­ Dafkar ScIm MI c PraWeta, lac. brae, many household spaper havlno o clrculotton Douglas T. Chenov, L.S. Wiadlarttr, CT 0804> 181 Batata Dr. 205 Spencer Street 587 E. M IM b Tplw. deling and repairs. FR EE cants. MUST ba picked Items. Friday, 10/19, Sat­ In the town o f Vernon. p ra n c e A. Cenvorst III, L.$. estimates. Fully Insured. -up-aMhe MofM^teoter Corl^A. Prouss, L.8. naadiartir, CT D8DI0 Manchester, Conn. HmclMftBr, CT urday, 10/20,9am to 3om, BY THE COURT MIchool A . 23iko, L.S. "COME JOIN OUR TEAM'" Telephone 643-6017, otter ftoraldOtf Ice BEFORE 59 Salem Rood. TWANETTA L. MERRILL BOLTON BOARD OP SELECTMEN EOE M/F EOE ______M/F EOE M/F 6pm, 647-8509. 11 A.M. ONLY. 041-10 to - M AN CH ESTER H ER ALD . Thursday. Oct. 18. 1984

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Cloudy tonight Manchester, Conn. and Saturday Friday, Oct. 19, 1984 — See page 2 iJJaurJjratrr Mmlft Single copy: 25C Firefighters Hopefuls need rain to draw 60 to forum By Alex GIrelll drown biaze Herald Reporter About 60 members of Itu* Junior Bv Ruth Youngblood arrival at Bradley Memorial Women s Club of Manchester and United Press International Hospital. their guests heard five candidates ■"rhe fire is 60 percent con­ for state offiee list their qiialifiea- Weary firefighters, bolstered by tained,” said Thomas O'Brien, tions and views Thursday night. help from volunteer youths, tried acting fire control officer for the It was the largest audienee local for the fifth straight day to Department of Forestry. “We've candidates have drawn so far in extinguish the stubborn brushland got about 40 men pumping water the campaign. fire atop a Connecticut mountain along the edges.” After formal presentations l)y but acknowledged their only real hope is rain. O'Brien said firefighters "are each of the five eandidales, <|ue.s- tions from the audienee focused The fire, which resulted in the trying to make the area safe” by mainly on services for the elder ly death of a volunteer firefighter soaking and digging out the and spending for eduealion. Wednesday, was one of dozens that perimeter in the hope the blaze will flared up across Connecticut and in burn itself out. One candidate, ineumbirnt I21I1 As.semhiy Distriel Hep. James Massachusetts since lastweekend. The Ragged Mountain fire and another 100-acre fire on Kensing­ MeCavitnagh, was ill and did not Firefighters succeeded in extin­ appear. guishing all but the most difficult ton Road in Southington were fed blazes. by dry leaves, roots and brush. Manchester Director Stephen Ca.ssano, the Demoeratie candi­ “ If it wasn't so dry,” said Paul Waterbury Deputy Fire Chief date in the 4th Senatorial Distriel, Szymanski, a state Department of Martin Groody said 35 brush fires sire.ssed more spending for educa­ Environmental Protection em­ reported in the city Thursday were tion in his opening r-emarks. as he ployee. Fueled by foliage, flames out by night, except a 100-acre has in past political appearances. have licked 200 acres on Ragged blaze off Meriden Road. A.sked later by a member of the Mountain. O'Brien said state crews were State fire officials said a good, handling other smaller brush fires audienee how that spending should be fiminced, Cassano suggested soaking rain was needed to douse in Tolland, Plainfield and Killingly I- using part of the stale’s $164 the smouldering pockets and re­ with local firefighters at work on a million surplus instead of return­ duce the threat of what has been fire along the Bloomfield and ing it all by cutting taxes. described as the worst outbreak of Simsbury border. autumn brush fires in recent t'M ' Cassano s opponent, incumbent years. But weather officials pre­ In nearby Monson, Mass., fire Republican Sen. Carl Zin.s.ser, .said officials brought under control the the intent of tlie Morion vs. MCskill dicted only a chance of showers !'■ tonight and Saturday. brush fires on Peaked Mountain, court decision has not iHren eaiTi(‘d Youths from the Connecticut burning since Monday. The fire out and will not he carried out Conservation Corps helped fire­ charred at least 300 acres on the unless the Guaranteed Tax Base fighters battling on the mountain. remote mountaintop and injured grant la fully tunded. The grant Roger Sullivan, 60, of Southing­ six firefighters over four days. was designed to equalize the ton, a 40-year fire veteran col­ Staffordville Fire Marshal Ha­ capacity of towns to support lapsed on the mountain Wednes­ rold Finch, who suffered a heart eduealion and to reduce the day and was pronounced dead on attack at the mountain Tuesday, property Irtx burden. was stable Thursday night at Wing Zin.s.ser said town of Columbia Memorial Hospital in Palmer, has been disqualified from getting Mass. a $425,000 G TB grant beeau.se it negotiated to send high .school State budget Firefighters returned to the .students to Windham at a tuition of mountain Thursday hoping to snuff $2,400 each instead of the expected any remaining smoldering areas $3,300 each. That savt-d enough requests up that could rekindle the blaze. money .so that Coliimliia falls Deputy Fire Chief Andrew R. below the slate’s minimum Piwcio said. expenditures. $400 million Once completely doused, it was "If Bridgeport has a prolilem, expected to take at least 24 hours to something will be done about the remove more than 15,000 feet of G TB ," Zin.s.ser said. H AR TFO R D (UPI) - State hose that had been strung up the budget chief Anthony V. Milano But Zinsser al.so expressed res­ 1,230-foot peak. More than 300 said today state agencies have Herald photo by Tarquimo ervations about the state role in firefighters from at least 20 submitted requests for the 1985-86 financing edu<‘ation. “ Do you want Massachusetts and Connecticut Traditions die hard ^ ^ 0 ^ . fiscal year that are $400 million the state to set the priorities In *44*44 towns battled the Monson blaze over current spending. education’' ’’ he a.sked. P 4 4 p 4 4 around the clock since it was BIaz Stimac (left) and Wobert Sullivan 4 4 4 4 4 , The current budget is just about its operations. The plant was the last tie John Thompson, I lie Democratic 4 4 4 4 4 discovered. ■ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 $4 billion and the requests will (back turned) begin to remove the sign candidate in tlu* Kltii Assemlily 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 The state Department of Envir­ to the company that earned Manchester 4 4 4 4 4 4 begin an extensive review of each from the Cheney Bros, velvet mill on Elm District, cited inequities in the * 4 4 4 4 4 onmental Protection has spent the nickname "Silk City.” Stimac has ,0 4 4 4 4 4 4 agency's request, said Milano, who ability of towns to pay for edut‘&-' 4 4**4 *, $50,000 to $100,000 this week to hire Street this morning. All but a few worked for Cheney Bros, for 17 years 0 4 4 4 4 4 heads the state Off ice of Policy and lion. He said Waterford, the site of Maagement. crews to hdp firefighters across employees are being laid off this week and Sullivan has been with the company 0944444, the state. * the Millstone nuclear power plant, 0444*4444 as the 146-year-old company winds up 00004444444 Among the requests for major 22 years. has had an increa.se from $66 000444444*4* increases are the Departments of million to $1.3 billion in its grand '0 0 00000444444. ■0.-0.0 0- 0- 0-0 4 4 **04 income maintenance, transporta­ list. “ They can afford any kind of -'r0!-0’'!0 .0 -;0 'r0 -;0 -:0 -0ff-r 0044 , ,, tion and education. .system they want, ” Tliompson DIM has asked for just over $1 said. billion, almost a quarter, of the Nation’s GNP growth sluggish Cassano, the fir.sl of the candi­ entire state budget. dates to addre.ss the group, said The D O T has asked for $400 By Denis G. Gulino that if he is elected he will be a million, about $63 million over is that it is already behind us,” he slowdown’s effect, losing 120,000 strong advocate for education. He United Press International said. The first quarter of this year current spending and the educa­ jobs in September, the worst sprinted ahead at a 10.1 percent said all great empire.s in history tion department is seeking $800 W ASHINGTON — The nation’s Baldridge said he expects the setback in nearly two years. pace. have crumbled from within. million, of which about $491 million gross national product increased current fourth quarter to bounce The only major source of im­ All figures in the new report "We don't worry aliout the would pay for inceased grants to at a sluggish 2.7 percent annual back and that 1985 will be just as provement in the third quarter was were adjusted for inflation and for future," he stiid, claiming that cities and towns. rate in the third quarter, a sharp vigorous as the administration has in investment in inventories, the recurring scNi.sonul vnriutions. Connecticut’s low unemployment By law, Milano must provide by slowdown triggered by a record been predicting all along. But restocking that went on even rale is due largely to its high Nov. 15 a preliminary budget to Baldridge conceded that pent-up though final demand did not go up.. Net exports Irode soles minus trade deficit and a prolonged imjH)rl purchases dropped $ technology concentration. This, he Gov. William O'Neill who will consumer demand is "largely The brief United Auto Workers 11,3 consumer "lunch break,” the billion at an .inmial rale, a record said, will require educated fashion the budget he presents to government said today. satisfied now.” strike against General Motors in workers. the Legislature next year. September had almost no effect on for trade deterioration, depart­ The figure, the first formal Although the spectaculargrowth ment analyst Afiren Cooper said. Jonathan Mercier. the Republi­ The state ended the past fiscal the figures, the department’s measure of the broadest economic rates in the first half of the year That was enough to cancel the can candidate in the 12th Assembly year with a $164 million surplus indicator for July through Sep­ will keep 1984 as a whole above Bureau of Economic Analysis said. District, said he is running hi-cause and the surplus for the current Prices, as measured by the slight improvements in personal tember, came in under the Com­ average, the second half has spending and residential construc­ two things upset him. He said one year is projected at $86.5 million. merce Department’s advance pro­ slipped below the 2.9 percent department’s “ implicit price de­ was an increase in taxes ami During the 1984 legislative ses­ flator,” went up a little faster in the tion investment and the .substan­ jection of a 3.6 percent rate. It was growth path set over several tial increases in business spending spending in excess of the rale of sion, lawmakers approved a 9- third quarter, a 3.6 percent infla­ inflation and the other was what he less than half the second quarter’s decades. on modernization and government cent-a gallon increase in the motor tion rate for the whole economy .saw as a pattern of corruption with 7.1 percent rate and far below the Economists generally consider a purchases, the department said. fuels tax and fee and fine increases first quarter’s 10.1 percent growth. rather than the 3.3 percent in the “ a new scandal every week, every to finance O'Neill's $5.5 billion sustained 4 percent rate, to be the second quarter. The most striking change from month” "Consumers took an extended "break-even” point above which road and bridge repair program summer lunch break,” Commerce the .second quarter was the sudden He said that once he decided to over the next decade. unemployment shrinks and below The third quarter figure showed stall in final sales. In July through run he found that the incumbent, Secretary Malcolm Baldridge told which it gets worse. The gasoline tax was raised 3 reporters shortly after the report the GNP expanded the least of any September final sales did not McCavanagh, had consistently op cents on July 1 and it will go up A Labor Department report quarter since the October- improve at all compared to the posed measure.s to curb corruption was released. "More important earlier this month showed facto­ Discover just how rich a light cigarette can be. another penny on July 1. than why the slow down happenM December period of 1982 at the end hefty 10.3 percent increase'in the and had no significant record of ries were the first to feel the of the last recession. second quarter. accomplishment Regular and Menthol. Rep. Falsie .Swen.s.son, the Kepuh- lican incumbent in the 13th Dis­ trict, spoke principally on child Inside Today ' Nurse critical after heart-lung transplant abu.se She was not aware that the 20 pages, 2 sections, PITTSBURGH (UPI) - A Con Junior Women's (,'lub had changed 1 0 mg "tar.” 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Report Mar’ 84. surgery of this kind," a hospital fatal disease called primary pul­ 8-paoe tabloid supplement neticut nurse who was given a penses. Her estimated $50,000 to the plan for the pre.sentation. Child spokeswoman said. monary hypertension which pre­ abuse was originally to have been “ zero’’ chance to live if she did not Zabski waited for more than a $100,000 medical costs will be paid Advice ...... 12 vents oxygen from reaching the by Medicaid. the topic Area towns...... 8 find an organ donor was in critical year for a suitable donor and cells of her body. condition Thursday after undergo­ Swensson suggested that some of Classified...... 18-19 learned about 6 p.m. Thursday a Zabski’s mother, Irene, and her Com ics...... 14 ing a 7-hour heart-lung transplant the state’s $164 surplus could be match had been found. She was Transplant is the only cure. “ Her doctor accompanied the nurse on Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Entertainment...... lo-tl operation. chances without it are zero, ” said used to boost the Children’s Fund, flown immediately to Pittsburgh the New Air charter flight from a fund .set up at the urging of Jackpot Bingo...... 2 Claudia Zabski, 30, of New Paul Taylor, vice president of New Loflerv...... j by private charter for the Tweed-New Haven Airport to Zinsser to combat child abuse. That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Haven, went into surgery at about Haven’s Hospital of St. Raphael Obituaries...... b operation. Pittsburgh Thursday night. The As for .sexual abuse-of children Opinion...... 4 2 a.m. and the operation, which where Zabski worked before she Seventeen heart-lung trans­ timing was critical because lungs she said, “ Children don't lie, but Peopletalk ...... j was performed at Pittsburgh’s plants have been performed at the was stricken in March, 1983. Sports...... 15-17 become infected within a matter of molestations are almost impossi­ Presbyterian University Hospital, hospital, one of four surgical ble to prove” Television...... 14 ended at about 9 a.m. The hospital has been coordinat­ hours and cannot be used, Taylor Weather...... 2 centers nationwide for the ing support for the young nurse and said. Thompson said that when he was “ She’s listed in critical condition procedure. but that’s to be expected for collected $30,000 in an emergency Information about the donor was mayor of Manchester, he waji very Zabski suffers from a rare and health fund to pay personal ex­ not available. Please turn to page 8