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from Africa. is dream / page 9 Gunner: Ainge shoots down the Jazz / page 11 Laughing It up Men from Zaire and Italy who sat flanking the pope filled his PALM DESERT. Calif. (AP) - glass with wine and water. He President Reagan laughed it up served himself the menu of with Bob Hope at a party to mark ravioli and tortelllni, roast veal the opening of a $20 million with peas and fresh fruit. entertainment center named for The institute began aiding the the comedian. poor in 1869. Its San Paolo Center "B ob Hope has given gener­ serves 600 meals daily and gives ously of his valuable time and free lodging to 50 homeless people valuable talent in support of each night. worthwhile causes, perhaps more than any human being alive today,” Reagan said Saturday as Bald and boastful the l^ b Hope Cultural Center mtrhratrr ) Manchesler — A City ol Village Charm limlh opened. WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) - Accepting the first "America’s David Lee Dix is not only happy Hope Award” from Reagan, the about being bald, he’s downright comedian said, “ I appreciate the boastful. 30 Cents nice things he said about me, even Dix, a 51-year-old WaOkesha Tuesday, Jan. 5,1988 if I’m not Russian.” real estate agent who says he “ Naming a cultural center for shaves his remaining fringe of hair to achieve full baldness, J me is like naming a monastery Brophy for Gary Hart,” quipped Hope, publishes a quarterly newsletter who had Just returned from designed expressly for the Homeless jam entertaining U.S. armed forces in hairless. ' the Persian Gulf. The publication, which had a ‘rethinks’ More than 1,000 people paid up 400-copy first run, is called A P photo to $10,000 a couple to attend the AP photo YIBAWE — for “ Yes, I’m Bald gala, which featured a a five- And What Else?” — and is Sons of Britain’s Prince and Princess of Wales, William, 5, shelters while President Reagan applauds comedian Bob Hope course dinner and a laser-light “ devoted to the promotion of Bald left, and Harry, 3, right, board a vintage fire engine at the mill plan Saturday night during the opening of the Bob Hope Happiness and Bald Truth,” Dix A show. royal family’s Sandringham House in Norfolk, England, The dedication of the 1,166-seat Cultural Center in Palm Desert, Calif., where he was wrote in the first issue, dated this McCallum Theatre, crown jewel autumn. Sunday. In the driver’s seat is Peter Phillips, 10, the son of By Nancy Concllman presented with the American Hope Award for a lifetime of Manchester Herald of the cultural center, featured The second issue, for winter of Princess Anne. mercury falls service and achievements. 1987-88, featured a front-page pianist Van Clibum, newlywed The developer of the Yam Mill at singers Vic Damone and Diahann “ YIBAWEAN Code” outlining Texas, with only far south Texas thrilled with the opportunity. Rockettes. Betty goes home By Michael Hirsh 210 Pine St. said Monday he’ll have Carroll and the Alvin Ailey Dix’s basic philosophy. expected to escape extreme its “ When I heard on the news that The Associated Press to ’’rethink” plans for the building American Dance Theater. While others may choose to RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. “ Mrs. Ford was discharged effects. Lows in the state this and may change the use completely the Rockettes were about to have Pope and homeless wear wigs, havehairtransplants, (AP) — Former first lady Betty from the medical center at 10:15 Thousands of homeless people morning were mostly in the 30s, because of conditions the Planning (their) first black dancer, I didn’t try hair-growing treatments or N Ford has left the hospital where a.m. and she will be recuperating Jammed shelters while an arctic with 20s in the Panhandle. and Zoning Commission put on A new frontier think it was me,” said Jennifer VATICAN CITY (AP) - Home­ seek to cover baldness with fancy she spent the New Year’s holiday at home,” hospital spokesman outbreak of Icy air and wind- Western states, meanwhile, approval of the conversion plans. Jones, 20. "I was so shocked. I'm less men served wine to Pope combing methods, ” I will go Bald Michael McFaddeii said in a NEW YORK (AP) - Actor- undergoing treatment for com pli­ whipped snow knifed into the braced for a new storm after snow Lawrence Brophy, president of glad it is me.” forever,” the code states. turned businessman Fess John Paul II at a Vatican shelter cations of earlier heart bypass statement. Northeast today and continued to squalls Monday piled up to 14 inches Brophy Ahem of West Haven, also The New York City dancer will ” As a YIBAWEAN, I pledge to Parker, remembered best as where the pontiff dined with more surgery, a hospital spokesman grip the nation’s midsection, break­ of snow on higher elevations of said that the company will appeal strut with 87 others from the help my fellows who have not Mrs. Ford, 69, entered the television’s coonskin-clad woods­ than 100 Rome street people. The said today. ing records for electricity usage. Oregon, California, Nevada and the PZC’s decision that the devel­ fabled troupe during halftime of arisen to Bald Consciousness, hospital Tuesday after telling her parts of Utah. Freezing rain fell oper must pay for various utility man Davy Crockett, has consi­ pope greeted members of the A storm that dumped up to 8 the Super Bowl on Jan 31. showing by example that every The wife of former President husband she felt weak after Inches of snow on the Atlantic states over parts of northern Texas today, improvements on and off the site, dered entering a new frontier: group one by one before sitting The Rockettes, who began down to a simple meal Sunday at human is beautiful in his-her own Gerald Ford was released from dinner. Dr. Jack Steinlieb, who beaded offshore, but little relief changing to snow across parts of including work on curbs and politics. performing 62 years ago, began way,” the code states. Eisenhower Medical Center on performed the quadruple bypass from icy roads was in sight as wind Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and sidewalks and Improvements to the Family obligations, however, Santa Marta Institute. looking for a black dancer last Besides the newsletter, offered Sunday, five days after being surgery, operated Wednesday to ehill factors as low as minus 70 Colorado. sewer and water systems. The PZC kept Parker from challenging Among the homeless men and October. Ms. Jones appeared in women and children who shared to subscribers for $10 a year, Dix admitted for emergency surgery stop bleeding from stitches clos­ degrees were predicted for the rest In Chicago, where temperatures Monday approved a special excep­ Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., last several music videos before sells bumper stickers with var­ to stop bleeding from stitches ing the incision, hospital officials of the week. dipped to 9 below this morning, city tion permit and the overall site year, the 63-year-old actor said in the pontiff’s table were Italians getting the good news from the and poor immigrants to Italy ious bald-oriented messages. made during November’s bypass said. “ Some areas in the East Coast officials said they expected the 38 plans for the conversion of the mill an interview published in this are saying this is going to be the city-run homeless shelters and 12 into 103 residences and eight stores week’s People magazine. coldest since ’78. It’s the coldest warming centers to fill their 2,500 at a meeting in the Lincoln Center “ I thought I could win,” said I’ve seen it in the last three years,” beds overnight. hearing room. Parker, a conservative. “ But I said Dan McCarthy, a meteorolo­ Police in New York City declared “ We’re going to rethink the uses didn’t want to be away from my gist with the National Weather a cold weather emergency, mean­ for the building,” Brophy said after family more than I was.” WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST Service’s Severe Storms Center in ing they could transport the home­ the meeting. “ The Planning and Walt Disney chose Parker for a Kansas City, Mo. less to the city’s 26 shelters, which Zoning board has made it impossi­ 19M television special on Crock­ Since Saturday, at least four housed 9,775 people on Monday as 6 ble for us to go forward. No matter ett, the woodsman and hero of the TOGETHER deaths were blamed on the inches of snow fell on the city. what standard we meet, it’s never Alamo. Parker re-created the weather. Other problems included frozen adequate.” role in a subsequent TV series. Homeless people swiftly crowded fuel lines and batteries. Brophy Ahern's attorney, Robert Parker, who made his last film shelters in Chicago, Detroit, New The AAA Chicago Motor Club C. Leitze of West Haven, said he’ll in 1972, cashed in on his fame, York, Dallas, Det Moines, Minnea- office in South Bend, Indiana, said appeal the PZC’s decision to earning millions on profits from ^ lis and Indianapolis. motorists calling to have their car Superior Court. Warning of that lawsuit came in a letter dated Dec. merchandising of coonskin caps ’’We’re pretty full up,” desk clerk batteries Jumped could expect a Ernie Boling said about the Light- one- to two-hour wait for service 23 to Planning Director Marie and Old Betsy toy rifles. With that Participate in beojause of the volume of calls. Pellegrini from Leltse, who said money he turned to full-time and the . - house Missiop in downtown India­ Manchester Herald napolis. "We have 35 beds in the Commonwealth Edison Co. in Brophy Ahem was "prejudiced” by real-estate development in Cali­ m Kids’ Week back and 20 on the floor, and we’re Chicago said it set a record high for the PZC because of requirements fornia and Kentucky. all full.” winter electricity usage between 5 the commission had placed on Last July, he opened his $50 Jan. 4 - Jan. 8 Temperatures plunged below p.m. and 6 p.m. Monday with approval of the plans. In the letter, million Fess Parker Red Lion zero across Minnesota, North Da­ 12.258.000 kilowatts, shattering the Divid Kool/Manchnter Herald Leitze threaten^ to sue Pellegrini Resort Hotel in Santa Barbara, at McDonald’s® newest location kota, South Dakota, Iowa and previous record of 11,713,000 kilo­ and the PZC. 5 Calif. eastward across parts of Illinois, watts set on Dec. 18, 1985. LATE BUS — Kim Pound and her Turnpike for the bus to Rockville. But commission members and 5 70 West Center Street Indiana and Ohio. The lowest ’’People are using greater Temperatures tonight are expected to Pellegrini said that those condi­ temperature in the nation this amounts of electricity for furnace 22-month-old son, Gerald, try to keep tions, outlined for Brophy Ahem at Return to fiction ^ Balloons, Fun & Surprises morning was 25 below zero in motors, electric heat and heat warm this morning as they wait near the reach a low of zero to 5 above. the Dec. 7 PZC meeting, are pumps,” said spokesman Ron necessary according to town regu­ NEW YORK (AP) — Chaim B Details at McDonald’s * Huron, S.D., and Warroad, Minn., Heartland supermarket on Tolland Russell. lations and town staff. Potok say s he is eager to return to slighUy above Monday’s low of 31 below in West Yellowstone, Mont. Kathy Turner, a spokeswoman One of those requirements was writing fiction after spending ffiHHHMiBaniaHaiiRaan South Bend, Ind., hit a record 9 for Iowa Power, which serves met. To eliminate a shortage of 10 nearly two years turning his degrees below zero. 239.000 customers in central and Look out for wind chill tonight parking spaces, Brophy Ahem best-selling novel “ The Chosen” However, with wind gusting to 30 southwest Iowa, said Monday the reduced the amount of proposed into an off-Broadway musical. mph, it felt as cold as 64 below zero utility appeared to have met or retail space from 15,750 square feet "What I want to do now, as soon A cold front is on its way to temperatures caused no rush at Bradley International Airport fore­ at Hibbing, Minn., and Ironwood, exceeded the electrical usage re­ cast continued cold for Wednesday to about 15,250 square feet and as this enterprise is on the boards, cord of 855,000 kilowatts set Dec. 19, central Connecticut Just as area AAA-Hartford. spokesman Mike showed the required 200 spaces. Mich., and 59 below at Duluth, Klein reported. Between7and 11:30 with a high near 15. is go back to my work,” Potok Minn. 1983. In the Midwest, only far south residents have finished cleaning up But at Monday’s meeting, Leitze after Sunday and Monday’s snow a m.. 120 calls had been received The town’s highway division was said in an interview published McDonald’s® has job ” It’s just an arctic outbreak,” Texas was expected to escape out from midnight to about 7 a.m. contested other conditions, Includ­ Sunday in The New York Times. extreme cold, and the citrus crop storm. for assistance, an average number ing the recommendation from the said Greg Dickey, a meteorologist for this time of year, Klein said. cleaning up after light fall of snow The musical opens Wednesday with the National Weather Service should not be affected, officials It was only 16 degrees late this Public Works Department that opportunities to fit almost morning, and temperatures are He said the number of calls can be overnight. Lee O’Connor, acting at the Second Avenue Theater. in Chicago. ” We have a large area said. superintendent of the highway Brophy Ahem replace 1,100 feet of Snow accumulations ranged expected to drop further, to as low expected roughly to double Wed­ sidewalks and curbing along "Potok’s story of two teen-age of arctic air that’s been seeping nesday morning as temperatures division, said crews this morning any schedule: down from the upper reaches of from 2 inches in the northern as zero tonight with a wind chill Cooper Hill and Pine streets and Jewish boys and their fathers in dip to the single digits. continued cleanup and did sanding 1940s Brooklyn has sold millions North America.” mountains of North Carolina, up to factor of 25 to 35 below. Hartford Road. Brophy Ahem said However, this morning’s brisk The National Weather Service at in slippery areas. of copies since it was published in The cold extended all the way into 8 inches in eastern Massachusetts. It would replace only 750 feet of sidewalk and that resetting the 1967. , V curbs was the town’s responsibility. "The Chosen,” which pre­ Part time or full time, days In a letter to Pellegrini dated Dec. viously was made into a motion or evenings. Good starting 11, Leitze said the town didn’t picture, deals with the Holocaust State office seeks space in Manchester require the developers of the and the creation of the state of Clocktower Mill and other mill Israel. pay and benefits. The Vernon office, which has until the Manchester office is properties to pay for work on curbs said. needed. "There’s some very serious By Andrew J. Davis about 5,200 square feet of space, Is opened, he said. and sidewalks along Elm and Manchester Herald ” We are looking to relocate our The department wants to move material here ... but the novel out of its regional Vernon office located at 375 Hartford Turnpike. Forest streets, and waived the Itself is not heavy-handed,” main office in Willimantic ... and to The department is negotiating to requirement for resetting the curb­ find space for a satellite office (in because it is not central to Tolland The department leases that office Potok said. "And I thought it Manager trainee positions The Region 3 office of the state monthly from the town of Vernon open an 11,000-square-foot office in ing along Pine Street for the Ribbon Department of Mental Retardation Manchester),” Sullivan said. and Windham counties, which the might be interesting to try, at regional office serves along with for $2,520, Sullivan said. Willimantic, Sullivan said. Negoti­ Mill project. Leitze said the re­ is planning to move out of its “ We're looking for smallerspace in least to try” making the musical. and custodial positions are Manchester and Marlborough, Sul­ ations Involve space In the United placement of curbing and walks Vernon office into two offices, one Manchester.” Between 30 to 40 people will work Bank building on Main Street in "makes no sense” because of the Potok’s other novels include More than 830 mentally retarded livan said. Those two towns are in “The Promise,” ” My Names is in Manchester and the other in in the Manchester office once it is Willimantic, Sullivan said. The town plans to rebuild Hartford also available. Willimantic, said Thomas J. Sulli­ children and adults are served by Hartford County. Asher Lev’’ and ’’In the A regional office in Manchester opened, Sullivan said. It is not department, hopefully, will be able Road in the future. But James van, regional director of the the department in Region 3, of known when the department will be to move to its new main offices by Weber, a town engineer, said that Beginning.” which about 175 live in Manchester, would be needed after the main 9 department. able to move to Manchester since spring, he added. That office will be those plans aren’t on the drawing he said. The department provides move to Willimantic because many The department plans to move Us the Department of Public Works the workplace for 95 of the depart­ boards yet. Stop by any of the locations family support, day-care financing of the department’s clients live in Photo opportunity main regional office from Vernon to only began advertising for a ment’s employees, he said. Commission members agreed Willimantic within the next few and group home management, Manchester, he said. Also, the move from the Vernon office is satellite office in late December. with the Public Works Department SANDRINGHAM, England listed below or call months, Sullivan said. It also hopes among other services. W. Lee Palmer, director of that sidewalks and curbs should be to open a regional office in Between 4,500 and 5,000 square needed because the office is too (AP) — Dozens of photographers small for the department’s needs, If some of the department leasing and property transfers for replaced according to town stand­ flocked to the country home of 643-2213 to learn more Manchester in the future, he added. feet of office space Is needed for the workers are able to move to the Department of Public Works, ards, but Leitze disagreed with the Though the department is close to Manchester office, he said. Along he said. Queen Elizabeth II for a photo “ Currently, we’re overcrowded Willimantic before the Manchester said leasing prices for Manchester commission’s definition of town signing a lease in Willimantic, with the leased office space, an session after the royal family ii about the employment and we’re not a central office,” site becomes available, the remain­ and Willimantic have not yet been advertising for office space in on-site, reserved, paved and lighted ing employees will stay in Vernon set. Please turn to page 1$ 8 attended church services. Manchester has only Just begun, he parking lot for 33 automobiles is Sullivan said. About 40 photographers as­ opportunities with sembled at the old Sandringham fire station to take pictures of the queen, her husband. Prince McDonald’ s®. _ TODAY Philip, son Prince Charles and his Night fire kilis three Oil spill shuts off water wife. Princess Diana and their Temporary rebound children. WEST ELIZABETH, Pa. (AP) — ter. Thousands more faced empty million gallons poured Into the Shutters snapped for eight Direct intervention in currency lines later today. Five of seven Mononghela River 27 miles south of in Newington duplex markets by the Federal Reserve Dry spigots forced thousands of minutes while the sons of the residents to buy bottled water or lug school districts that closed to Pittsburgh. Prince and Princess — Williarfi, and other central banka appears to conserve water Monday remained The Monongahela, which usually be a factor in the dollar’s rebound buckets from tank trucks in the 9, and Harry, 3 — clambered on a NEWINGTON (AP) — Three escaped with minor injuries, but aftermath of a million-gallon oil shut today,.extending the holiday chums with commercial traffic, from post-World War II Iowa, but vintage fire engine. The boys members of a family died early both parents and a brother re­ weekend for 18,000 students. has been closed from the Ashland analysts suggest the respite might spill that shut off water in Pitts­ were Joined by Peter Phillips, 10, today in a fire that swept through a m ain^ trapped inside,” Adamick “ It’s really a bad situation. It’s terminal to Pittsburgh since the be temporary. Story on page 20. burgh's suburbs. and Zara Phillips, 6, the children calm two-story duplex, according to a said. "I was shocked when I got close to panicky,,” said Joseph spill. The Coast Guard hoped to re-open it today. of Anne, the Princess Royal, and Newington police department Names of those who died have |ndO X home,”i said Judy Schramm, pqur- Facenda, senior vice president at No existing water supplies were her husband Mark Phillips. 1^ spokesman. been withheld until relatives are Ing water Into a plastic container Giant Eagle supermarketa, where polluted. But water companies shut Earlier Sunday, a crowd of notified, Adamick said. Business _ . 20 Obituaries. from an emergency tank. "Not a bottled water sold out almost as The fire was reported at about down their Intake pipes from the 5,000 watched the family go to He said a police officer and a Classified , 15-19 Opinion. drop came out of the spigot. quickly as it hit the shelves. 1:30 a.m. at the duplex on Pebble On Saturday, a 40-year-old Ash­ Monongahela and Ohio rivers as church. firefighter sustained minor Comics_ __ 17 People _ — 15 Nothing. I Just don't think people Drive, according to Officer Richard Connecticut__ 4 Sports------11-14 prepared enough.” land Oil Co. tank crumpled and patches of the clear, smelly oil GET YOUR COMPl.IMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD injuries. flowed as far away as Newell, Adamick. No cause of the fire had been Focus— — 8 Television------16 Ms. Schramm, of Robinson spilled 3.5 million gallons of diesel fuel as it was being filled. A dike f. i Black Rockette determined and the Investigation Local news__ 2-3 U.S.AWorld _ 6,7,9 Township, was among 23,000 area “ There were five occupants, all captured 2.5 million gallons, but 1 Please turn te page 15 ON SATURDAY MORNINGS ,AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: was continuing, Adamick said. Lottery. . 2 Weather. residents left without running wa­ NEW YORK (AP) - The related. A brother and sister first-ever black Rockette, who 70 West Center Street 1221 Tolland Ti^k. 1261 Burnside Ave. 09 Talcottville Rd. 30 Lafayettee SquaSquare will Join the famed high-kicking East Hartford, CT. Vernon, CT. Rockville, CT. chorus line this month, says she’s Manchester. CT. Manchester, CT. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuegdav. Jan. 5. 1988 — I

t MANCHESTEH HERALD TufMlav Jan 5 l»M About Town Manchester In Brief Library repairs before directors It ‘gets real’ when they cut hair ing proposals are included under By Andrew Yurkovskv columns at the front of the building, Kraatz condemned the house, at Subdivision plans require review public hearings in the directors’ Manchester Herald replacement of doors at the main 72 Bissell St., in November because D of I to moot Older Adults meet of unsanitary conditions. Cleanup agenda. The board, however, is not The Planning and Zoning Commisiion Monday approved part entrance and the childrens’ en­ there is continuing and is expected to act on the proposals until its Coventry youths reflect on West Point experience The Daughters of Isabella will Manchester Community College: of the plana for the second and third phases of the 222-lot Boxwood A proposal for exterior repairs to trance, repair of windows and the repainting of all wood surfaces. The to cost between $3,000 and $5,000. second meeting this month, next meet at the Holmes Funeral Home, Older AduKs Association will mert Estates Subdivision off Vernon Street. the Mary Cheney Library and the cost is estimated at $55,325. The $15,000 funding Kraatz is Tuesday. 400 Main St., tonight at 7 p.m. for on Wednesay, Jan. 18 at 1 : JOp.m. In The commission approved wetlands permits for the second and appropriation of funds' for emer­ By JocgucIlM Btnnctt "In « lot of cases, they Judge you the Lowe Program Center. Colin An additional $15,000 is being seeking would come from $61,000 in the wake of Irene Bergin. third phases of the project, but held its vote on subdivision and gency housing cleanup are among AAonchMttr Htrald harder as a female." she continued. McEnroe of the Hartford Courant. items on the agenda for the meeting sought by the library board to have repayments from the Housing At next week’s meeting, the erosion control plans until the town staff could further review "If a male breaks down and will be guest speaker. The meeting ; of the town Board of Directors the Junior cloak room converted Rehabilitation Loan program. If Board of Directors is to consider a becomes distraught, they try not to plana. The PZC granted a 86-day extension for the review at a proposal made last month by the COVENTRY - For two local Adult daosot begin Is free and open to the public. For • tonight. into a bathroom with access for the the directors decide not to approp­ make too much of it. But if it hearing Monday in the Lincoln Center hearing room. Manchester Country Oub to in­ youth* enrolled at Weat Point Manchester Adult Evening more Information, call 647-8188. The board will meet at 7:30 in the handicapped. The work would be riate that money, Kradtz has said happens to a female, they tell you The project, proposed by Fairkey Associates, covers 140 acres. crease fees for residents by 10 Academy, every day I* a test of School willjhegin the week of Feb. l. hearing room at Lincoln Center. A carried out by town forces. cleanup for the Bissell Street you can’ t react like a girl Wetlands permits were needed for phases II and III because percent. The board is also to physical and mental stamina. Brochures are available at local workshop on the town’s property The funding requested for the property will have to be paid for Kim Hodge, daughter of Haeyong anymore.” C lu b meets roadway crossings for the site go through functioning wetlands. revaluation, also open to the public. emergency housing cleanup is from Health Department funds consider the hiring of a technician Hodge, however, sees It banks and libraries. RegistraUon is for the town’s water and sewer and former Town Manager Harold H ie Cosmopolitan au b will meet - Phase II, which contains about 67 building lots on 29 acres, will Is scheduled for 7 p.m. $15,000. Town Health Director originally earmarked for employee differently. $15 per course for Manchester division to handle marking out the Hodge Jr. of Wrights Mill Road, and residents and $20 per course for on Friday at 1:80 p.m. in Center contain the proposed Stanford Drive, a second access to the site. The work on the library, recom­ Ronald Kraatz is seeking the physical examinations, salaries for Kevin Banks, son of Margaret and "You Just have to show that Leonard Norton, an engineer with Landtech Associates, said mended to the town administration money to pay for cleaning such as graduate interns and other position of underground utilities on you’re female in other ways — the non-residents. Manchester senior Oiurch. John Green, of Lux, Bond, roadways. The new position would Robert Banka of Alice Drive, were aluminum box culverts will be used under the road to minimize by the library board in November, that carried out at the Bissell Street programs. way you act. It’s especially nice citizens may take one course free, Green and Stevens will discuss carry a yearly salary of $25,940. accepted to the U.S. Military the impact on the wetlands. Similar culverts .will be used on would include replacement of the The library and emergency hous­ when someone notices that you are except word processing. In addiUon gems. Academy In May. They began basic roadway crossings inPhaselll, which contains 80 building lots on female." to those offered at the Senior training as freshmen 4th class Center. Mail registrations will be 89 acres. plebes In July. Relaxation time is minimal. YWCA exercise Class attendance is mandatory, accepted until Jan. 21. In-person But if phases II and III are approved, construction probably Hodge and Banks, both graduates and watching television is only registration will be held in the The Nutmeg Branch YWCA is won’t be^n until a sewer agreement between Manchester and It’s full steam ahead with state grant of Coventry High School, reflected allowed on weekends. However, Manchester High School cafeteria offering Body Design, an exercise the town of Vernon is finalized. The agreement outlines the on their experiences during visits see it and displays were set up. toward the repair of bearings and there is an opportunity to meet on Monday, Jan. 25 from 6:30 to 8 program, beginning Tuesday. The amount of flows that Manchester can discharge to Vernon. By Nancy Concelman "W e’re going to steam right home during the holidays Both said "W e had crowds every evening putting insulation and steel Jacket­ students from area colleges at p.m.. snowdate, Jan. 26. class meets on Tuesday and Thurs­ The 75-lot Phase I of the project, approved by the PZC Nov. 23, Manchester Herald ahead,” said Edgerton, an East J they are proud to be cadets that we fired that thing up. The kids ing over the boiler, readying the football games and dances. day from 7 to 8 p.m, and runs for six Windsor resident and art teacherat "It's been tough. Not as tough a* 1 will not be affected by that agreement because projected flow engine for public use. Banks and Hodge say they’ve weeks. Preregistration Is required Plans to restore a 1910 steam the State Receiving and Study were blowing the horn.” expected — It's changed a lot since Friends meet levels for Phase I are at acceptable levels. Flow levels from In the future, the crowds will be But to get the engine into top missed wearingcivllianclothesand and may be made by calling the locomotive at the Connecticut Home in Warehouse Point. the ole' day* — but It has been phases II and III would be over those allowed, said Richard able to do more than just look at the shape, Edgerton said he’ll need listening to music. Freshmen are ANDOVER — Friends of the Center at 647-1437. Electric Railway Association’s Edgerton first tested the engine, tough." said Banks Staye, utility engineer with the town Water Department. engine, thanks to the second grant, about $8,000 more, which he’ll try to not allowed to have stereos on Andover Public Library will meet Trolley Museum in East Windsor one of six of its kind intact in the Up by five, plebes must have he said. Most of that money will go get from the private sector. campus the first semester. on Thursday, Jan. 14 at 7:30 p.m. are ready to "steam right ahead” world, Dec. 30. The test, which their rooms clean by 6 a m They Mostly, they missed their fami­ For more information, call the now that a second state grant for ended up lasting about four days, fall In for formation and inspection Duplex plans put on hold lies and were glad to be home for library at 742-7428. Crafts classes set the project has been approved, was basically successful, he said. by upperclassmen before break­ the holidays. The Planning and Zoning Commission Monday decided to hold organizers say. " I f I ’d found a lot of things wrong fast. At that time, dally knowledge the Nutmeg Branch of the YWCA Court date in burglary A Despite the demanding routine, its vote on a zone change request for a 5.4-acre parcel at 25 Former Manchester resident with the fire up, 1 would have to use quizzes are given Upperclassmen has openings in Its Monday, Tues­ both agree the rewards are worth it. Diabetes dub meets Gleason St. because of concerns about an access road. Bruce Edgerton, who’s been work­ some of the money from the grant have a free hand questiolning day and ITiursday classes which A Manchester teen-ager charged about Dec. 1. Top on the list is a good education. The East-of-the River Diabetes Developers Brian and Ernest Reed requested a zone change ing to restore the Climax geared for those problems," Edgerton plebes on Information they are KIM HO DG E begin Monday. Classes offer crafts, last year in connection with the According to police, Irwin was KEVIN BANKS Hodge plans to study medicine, and Club will meet Tuesday, Jan. 12 at from Rural Residence to Planned Residence Development for steam locomotive for nine years, said. ex|>e(1ed to know games, music and other acitvities. theft of equipment from the former charged in December 1986 in . . "I love the challenge" Banks wants to study engineering. 7:30 p.m. at the Manchester Mem­ said this morning that a second After the first test Wednesday, "You have to memorize the front .. “It’s been tough" To register, call 647-1437. the Oakland Terrace Estates parcel. The zone change would Highland Park School building will connection with the theft of a They say they feel great pride orial Hospital auditorium. Gordon $10,000 state grant will help get the some repairs had to be made. The page of the New York Times, or the allow them to submit plans for 36 duplex units, to be housed in 18 face burglary charges again when computer and telephone equipment when marching in reviewing drills Brodie, M.D. will speak on hyper­ locomotive running later this year. engine was fired up again, and front page of the sports section." Everyday there are mandatory The first trip to the barber wa.s buildings on the site. he appears in Manchester Superior from the Highland Park School. on the weekend when tourists often tension. Meetings are free and open Handicapped stretch Ekigerton received word that the repairs were made a second time, said Hodge "Basically that origi­ athletics such as push-ups. sll-ups. another emotional moment for both But residents of Oakland Terrace, which is next door to the site, Court tomorrow. Wednesday’s arrest was Irwin’s visit West Point, to the public. For more informa­ grant had been approved Dec. 14, he said. nated because It's easy to become running, or rifle drills Banks and Hodge. Manchester Recreation Depart­ were concerned that a required emergency access road, if it Matthew J. Irwin, 18, of 130 second iif the last month, according "Being there has built my self- tion. call 633-2419. but said he probably won’t get the The third time was a charm, and N Involved In the place Itself, espe­ "It’s not as tough a* It used to be "It gets real when they shave ment is offering exercise classes connected Gleason Street and Chaiis Road, would invite too Birch St., was arrested Wednesday to police. On Dec. 2, he was charged confidencc.” Banks said, adding money until February. the engine was kept running all cially for plebes They want to be though You always hear stories your head." said Banks. for the handicapped and retarded much through traffic from Parker Street and create a hazard. and charged with fourth-degree with third-degree burglary and that another benefit Is a variety of The grant came from the Com­ Friday night. sure you’re aware of what's going about the ole’ days when they Hodge, whose rich sllky-looking citizens at the Sheltered Workshop, Town engineers recommended that Charts Road be extended to burglary and possession of bur­ experiences, such as learning how Stress skills slated mittee for the Restoration of " I stayed up with it all night third-degree larceny In connection on in the world." allowed physical hazing. Forexam- black hair at one time fell below her Bentley School, on Thursday even- glars’ tools, police said. Police said to use rifles, flying in helicopters, create the access road to avoid heavy traffic through the site. Historic Assets in Connecticut, part long," Edgerton said. with the attempted theft of a Plebes are also expected to know ple. they could drop a freshman for shoulders, agreed. Stress management skills will be Igs from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. beginning Irwin was involved in the theft of computer from Manchester High and mountain climbing. Planning Director Mark Pellegrini said that the emergency of the Department of Economic Saturday, the engine was towed forts about other branches of the push ups at any time. They don’t "A ll the girls talk about it.” said offered at Manchester Memorial this Thursday. Registration Is not $675 worth of audio equipment from School, police said. " I love being there. I love the access road could go out to Oakland Street via Gleason Street, Development. to a place where the public could military, such as the location of allow hazing anymore. I guess they Hodge. "I've had to get mine cut Hospital on Tuesday evenings from necessary. nine vehicles at the Anderson Irwin was released on a $500 challenge. It's constant stimula­ and the PZC could reserve a 60-foot right of way for future academies They must also know decided It wasn't right." said shorter and shorter. At first It didn’t Jan. 12 to Feb. 16 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Brothers garage. 770 Main St., on or non-surety bond. tion. Something different all the connection of Oakland and Parker streets. the history of the United States, a* Banks. bother me, but now I look in the The fee is $75 with a $10 discount time,” said Hodge. Commission members decide to examine possibilities for the well as West Point Itself There are "Emotionally, the first 15 days mirror and 'ooh',’’ she sighed. offered to senior citizens and When the going gets tough, she Open house planned access road before making a decision. Second suspect hunted physical drills dally and duties to were the toughest.” Banks Other things some of the girls talk Connecticare nfembers. To regis­ relies on some advice from her perform remembered. about are more Important, ter, call 647-6600 by Jan. 8. BOLTON — The Hans Christian "The physical port Is the hard­ At that time nocontact Isallowed however. father, a retired army colonel who Anderson Montessori School on served 25 years in the military. e s t" said Banks with family Females have only been accepted Support offered Bolton Center Road is holding an in reporter slaying at theacademyforthelast lOyears. "M y dad gave me a lot of advice. open house on Feb. 1 at 8 p.m. "Some of the girls complain that He said when the going gets tough. The Alzheimer Support Group Parent Interested in registering Just think of the rewards, and that's State won’t get involved HARTFORD (AP) - Police also be difficult to build a case they try to defeminize you.” said Program will meet tomorrow and their children for the 1988-89 school acknowledge they are searching for against a second suspect, Hodge what I do," said Hodge Academy founded in 1802 Wednesday. Jan. 20 from 7 to 8:30 year will see a slide show presenta­ a second suspect in connection with “ We’re going to have to work p.m. in the mental health confer­ tion. The school is for chidiren ages in dispute over sewers the October strangulation of a hard to get a warrant,” he said. ence room of Manchester Memorial two and nine months through six. "It's going to be another tedious The U.S. Military Academy, and receive a Congressional Liver transplants on the increase newspaper reporter. Hospital. The support group is a For more information, call 646- “ We feel strongly that there is a effort.” often referred to as "West nomination, as well as pass program of the Visiting Nurse and 5727. medical and physical tests. ROCKVILLE, Md. (API - Liver the 1.000 operations. Bv Alex GIrelll of North Main Street and a section second person involved,” Lt. Fred­ Laezynksi, 24, was found $ioo Point", Is located on the banks of M Home Care of Manchester. For strangled with a belt around her the Hudson River In West Point, There are an average of 14,000 transplantation has proliferated The publication lists reasons for Manchester Herald of Tolland Turnpike. The second erick Lewis said Monday. "W e’re Our Special Price / / more information, call 647-1481. trying to develop an accomplice.” neck in her West End apartment. N.Y. The national school, was applicants per year. The during the past four years from an the rapid change in status as Photographer honored would serve a planned motel and academy has only accepted experimental procedure per­ including the introduction of new Officials for the state Depart­ condominium In the Buckland area. Lewis declined to elaborate on She had returned to Hartford about For The Month if 3 established as a military post Betty F. Lupacchino of Glaston­ females for about 10 years. formed at only a few centers in the drugs, improvements in surgical Polka classes held ment of Environmental Protection If the district installs the first whom police might be seeking or 14 hours earlier, police believe, during the Revolutionary War. bury is among the 1987 winners of of January Only. I Upon graduation, a cadet world to an expected 1.000 in the techniques and medical manage­ say they likely will stay out of the section as planned, the district what evidence they have against a after a weekend spent at a college The academy was founded by an ROCKVILLE - The Johnny the Kodak International News­ receives a Bachelor of Science United States in 1987, says Internal ment, and acceptance of patients dispute between the town and the government could collect connec­ second suspect. He said some of the reunion in Philadelphia and at her act of Congress In IkOt. Prytko Dance Team is offering free paper Snapshot Awards. Herphotb- degree and a commission as Medicine News. earlier in the course of their Eighth Utilities District over how a tion fees district leaders say will be evidence is contained in a sealed parents’ home in Union, N.J, polka lessons at the T. Kosciusko graph. Leading the Charge, is on Requirements lor admission second lieutenant In the U.S. The medical journal, noting the disease. sewer to serve proposed develop­ needed to help finance the project. affidavit that was used to obtain a Her body was discovered by a A 14K Gold Solitaire Club on Vernon Ave. Lessons run display at the Journey Into Imagi­ are stiff. first livertransplant in humans was ments in Buckland n^II be installed. The dispute over the sewer had warrant for the Dec. 24 arrest of co-worker when Laezynski did not Army. for six consecutive Tuesdays begin­ nation Pavilion, Elpcot Center, in Engaaement Ring Former President Dwight D. performed in 1963, reports that Previously, patients more than 55 Robert Norwood of the DEP’s been dormant for months while the Joseph L. Lomax. show up for work at the Journal Candidates need to score In the ning tonight from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Florida at Disneyworld, presented Mounting. Elsenhower Is among the nota­ before 1981 not more than 25 were years old were not accepted for Water Compliance Unit, said today town and district worked on an Lomax, 22, a Boston native and Inquirer’s Manchester office. She range of l.tOO to l.SOfl on the Lessons are opened to the first 200 by the Eastman Kodak Company. ble graduates from the presti­ performed in the U.S. Now there transplants, but recently patients that the state would have to agreement under which district eight-year Hartford resident with a had been employed by the news­ Scholastic Aptitude Test, have people who register before the class Lupacchino’s family lives in gious institution. are more than 40 transplant centers as old as 78 have had successful intervene if there were a pollution would give up its sewer jurisdic­ string of burglary and larceny paper for about seven months. at least a B average In school. tonight. Manchester. in thn nniinti cxpected to perform transplants problem and that it could decide to tion. But the agreement was convictions, was charged with murder, felony murder and first- 5 Intervene If there were the threat of rejected by district voters in the Longo plans race Photo enlarged a pollution problem Nov. 3 election. degree burglary. to show detail It surfaced in early December He is being held on $200,000 bond and is scheduled to enter pleas in as an independent REGIONAL WEATHER Almanac "But I don’t think we should," he when Town Manager Robert B. THE WEATHER Superior Court on Jan. 12. If added. Weiss wrote to Norwood, asking the A 'c n VV“ .i IIk t ' lort'c.!-.: tor W<'dno'.ri.:y , convicted, he could face life in HARTFORD (AP) — Former llK 'A rcti Wc.ittvt lotcf.i-.l tor 8 A M . Wcdnc-.ftiy. J.iniLiry r, Norwood has said that the dispute DEP to deny the district any Jan. 5, 1988 prison oil each of the two murder Bristol Mayor Frank Longo, who / \ ( ):iyIi:no ('.onditionr'. .uul i Ii'ili 1 1‘i n ; iro' .over how the sewer will be installed change in its sewer permit that TODAY’S MOON: Between charges and up to 20 years on the made an unsuccessful third-party 0 10 ' -20 -lb 20 ( i-.nr-K j Today is the fifth [A M I w TTf is a problem between the town and would allow the split into two 77r full moon (Jan. 3) and last burglary charge. bid for governor in 1986, says he has day o f 1988 and the quarter (Jan. 12). the district. phases. 1 o At the same time, the town His arrest came nearly three taken out petitions to get on the Jewelers Since 1885 15th day of winter. "They sould settle it among months after the Oct. 5 death of ballot for as an independent for the BHISTOL UANBURY FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHFSTFH WfMIDtN 40 i n TODAY’S TRIVIA: In what office did themselves,” he said. notified the district that the sewer Kara A. Laezynski, a reporter for U.S. Senate this year. Mll.fORt) NlW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON IRUMHUIL W A U H B uR ' Walter Mondale serve before he be­ The dispute centers on plans by plan will have to be approved by the the Journal Inquirer of Manches­ The seat is now held by Republi­ M'Cbat’isLhaigo'M as.ei Carfl/Vivi'Amei'can ExpiPit; TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in came U.S. vice president? (a) senator the district to build the sewer in two town’ s Planning and Zoning (b) governor (c) secretary of labor ter, and Lewis predicted it would can Lowell P. Weicker Jr. 1925, Nellie Taylor Ross was sworn in stages, the first to serve residents Commission. as governor of Wyoming, becoming TODAY’S BARBS the first woman governor in U.S. BY PHIL PASTORET history. And then there’s the doctor who liked a TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Benjamin hickory nut in his daiquiri. Bartenders ‘Welfare hotel’ stays OUR BIGGEST SALE DAY OF THE YEAR! Rush (1745); Zebulon Pike (1779); Kon­ would say, "Here’s your hickory daiqui­ ri, Doc!” rad Adenauer (1876); Walter Mondale — \— Kcot I> J t/- ' E 3 (1928); Alvin Alley (1931); Robert Du­ Our neighbors save all their coupons. cut by new program vall (1931); Diane Keaton (1946) We call their house the clip joint.

« o W . . TODAY’S QUOTE: "I love the smell of TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWER: (a) Former NEW HAVEN (AP) — A pilot into permanent housing in the New vice president Walter Mondale served napalm in the morning — it smells like program apparently has helped Haven area, which had probably victory" — Robert Duvall, in the film as senator from Minnesota from 1964 reduce by more than half the the worst problem in the state. REGAVS "Apocalypse Now” to 1976. number of New Haven-area home­ CoW! r,ttlion.-try The New Haven area received less families staying in hotels and is approval for 250 rental subsidies for being expanded into eastern Con­ the homeless through the program, necticut, state officials say. Burdick said. Initially, 200 were -Current Quotations But the state program, which approved, and the state Depart­ helps families on welfare with rent ment of Housing recently approved DOORS OPEN Nation’s midsection payments, may soon run out of the United States, 40 percent of 50 more, said Susan Mills, a “I was shocked when I got authorized funding for the New home. Not a drop came out of the that would be Iowa, 40 percent supervisor for the state Depart­ Haven area, one expert warned ment of Housing. TOMORROW spigot. Nothing. I Just don't think would be New Hampshire and 20 Monday is frigid and windy people prepared enough. ’ ’ — Judy percent would be the rest of the About 200 families have been In the two-year program, fami­ Schramm, one of thousands of country.” — GOP presidential moved out of New Haven-area lies are required to pay 10 percent AT temperatures gripped much of Pittsburgh-area residents left candidate Bob Dole, on the motels since Oct. 1086, largely due of their gross income for rent, and 9 By The Associated Press the state picks up the balance up to the state. without water after a million- importance of the Iowa precinct to $1.5 million in legislature- a certain rental amount. Mills said. Temperatures also plunged to gallon oil spill polluted water caucuses and the New Hampshire approved emergency assistance, High winds and frigid tempera­ Mills said she sees the program 8:00 A.M. tures made it feel as cold as 60 near zero or below across Wiscon­ supplies. primary elections in February. said Kathrine Burdick, program supervisor for the Department of continuing after its initial two-year below zero today in the Great sin, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Human Resources. funding period. Lakes region, while snow whi­ Iowa. ■ T m willing to work. IJ ust need The number of families on state “ It’s the kind of thing that once tened the central and northern It was even colder in the a place to clean up." — Harold Lottery Dakotas and Minnesota, with welfare in the New Haven area you get into, you don't stop Rockies and the Pacific Thomas, an unemployed carpen­ staying In hotel rooms paid for by overnight temperatures sinking midstream,” she said. Northwest. ter who lives In a makeshift shack the government dropped from a CHOOSE FROM SELECTED GROUPS OF: to 25 below zero. The Department of Housing is Gale winds and snow flurries in Chicago, where there are an high of about 170 In January 1987 to beginning a similar program for Single-digit readings also were Connecticut daily swept across parts of Michigan estimated 25,000 homeless. 48 as of this week, she said. homeless families in the Norwich- common in western sections of . SUITS • DRESS SHIRTS . SWEATERS this morning, while sub-zero Monday; 247 Where some of the 170 families New London area and eventually Pennsylvania and New York. had been living in the motels for intends to extend it statewide. Mills . SPORT COATS • SPORT COATS . KNIT SHIRTS Heavy snow warnings were "If you took a political map of Play Four: 6953 more than a year, state programs said. . SLACKS • OUTERWEAR . TIES Weather Almanac posted this morning over nor­ Today's weather picture was drawn by Stacy O'Brien, who are now helping place families that theastern Ohio and portions of lives on Ruby Drive and attends Verplanck School. entered emergency housing less Besides the rental subsidy pro­ Here's How It Works: Buy any item in the Selected Group at our Reg. P rice , get the second western New York. Manchester Herald than two weeks ago, Burdick said. gram, the families had the services item fo r $1.00, M ix and match. Higher price prevails. With winds gusting to 30 mph, "This is really exciting,” she of ‘‘ home finders,” people paid by the lowest wind chill values said. "W e are ulking about only a the state to help the homeless find CONNECTICUT WEATHER permanent housing. Mills and overnight were in the upper USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 81 week now and we can get them Burdick said. Mississippi Valley, where it felt Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: out.” ^ , ALL TOP COATS 35’‘ OFF - ALL WEATHER QOATS 25^ OFF Getting permanent housing helps Families are also helped by a like 64 below zero at Rochester Bitter cold wind chill of 25 to 35 below tonight. Low 5 Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rate* are $1.80 . SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Minn., and 59 below at Mason and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly. $7.70 for one month. $23.10 assure that children go to school security deposit program In which . ALL SALES FINAL below zero to 5 above. Wednesday, sunny and either the Department of Human City, Iowa. chester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard for three months, $46.20 lor six and gives them a better environ­ South Bend, Ind., had a record continued very cold. High, near 15. Place. Manchester. Conn. 06040 months and $92.40 for one year. ment, she said. Homeless people Resources or the Department of Income Maintenance provides se­ low for the date today of 8 degrees Second class postage paid at Senior citizen rates and mall rates have complained in the past that West Coastal, East Coastal: Bitter cold wind chill of are available on request. “ welfare motels” are sometimes curity deposits of up to two months below zero, breaking the mark of Manchester. Conn. Postmaster: Send address changes to the To place a classified or display pest-lnfested and dangerous. rent for client families, Burdick 7 below set in 1942. 25 to 35 below tonight. Low 5 to 10 above. Wednesday, continued windy and very cold with sunny skies. High Manchester Herald. P.O Box 591. advertisement, or to report a ,iews The General Assembly last year said. ( RECATS"! ■ I | ^ Snow fell early this morning in Manchester, Conn. 06040 Item, story or picture idea, call approved a $6.5 million rent subsidy The security deposit money is B ______"Your Quality Men's Michigan and the lower Great 15 to 20. 'If you don’t receive your Herald by 643-2711. Office hoursare8:30a.m package that included $1.5 million returned to the state if the family 5 p.m weekdays or 7:30 a.m. to 5 p m. Monday through Friday. Lakes, and from northwestern in emergency rental assistance for moves out, she said. Northwest Hills: Bitter cold wind chill of 25 to 35 Saturdays, please telephone your The Manchester Herald I* a The Rev. Karl Hilgert, executive 903 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER New Mexico across Colorado, welfare families living In hotels and below tonight. Low zero to 5 below. Wednesday, carrier If you’re unable to reach member of the Associated Pres*, the director of Christian Community Wyoming, northern Utah, Idaho, Audit Bureau of CIrculatlonsandthe motels. your carrier, call subscriber service At the time, lawmakers said they Action in New Haven, said “ tre­ HOURS THIS WEEK: WED. 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.-THURS. 1:00 to 9:00* FRI. 10:00 to 9:00 • SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 eastern Oregon, northern Oregon continued windy and very cold with sunny skies. High N ew England Newspaper at 647-9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays for hoped to use the money to clear mendous strides” have been made and southern Washington. around 10 above. Association. delivery In Manchester. homeless families from motels and to help the homeless. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Jan. S. 1988 - L 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan 5, 1988 Fault stalls shuttle State’s budget Hearing Board moves / delay is against tough another 10 weeks shipped att sections for the first o WASHINGTON (AP) - NASA granted officials say it may be as late as flight by rail last Saturday, but the surplus drops school leader mid-August before America’s as­ shipment was delayed. David tronauts again fly into space. Drachlis, a NASA spokesman at HARTFORD (AP) — A probable Officials of the National Aeronau­ Marshall Space Flight Center in cause hearing in the case of a PATERSON, N.J. (AP) — Protest chants tics and Space Administration said Huntsville, Ala., said that if every­ and the singing of “ We Shall Overcome” Glastonbury girl charged in her Monday that the puzzling breakup thing goes well, the shipment might greeted school board members who voted to mother’s death has been put on hold of a rocket nozzle part during a test take place in the latter half of to $1.3 million while defense lawyers try to ban draw up insubordination charges against an may add six weeks to 10 weeks to February. news reporters. inner-city principal renowned for get-tough the delay In getting the shuttle The boot ring, 2 inches thickand 7 Defense lawyer Hubert Santos policies. By Judd Everhart with Gov. William A. O’Neill on the Discovery off the ground. inches wide, was used for the first The Associated Press 1988-89 budget, which will be has filed a motion claiming that The board voted Monday night to direct its That could push the resumption time In the December test. The ring presented to the General As.sembly news coverage prejudices the case attorney to draw up the charges against Joe of shuttle flighU into mid-August, attaches a flexible boot that allows HARTFORD — Millions of dol­ on Feb. 3. against Karen Aparo and could Clark, a principal cited by. the Reagan 2>A years after an explosion des­ the rocket nozzle to swivel in flight. lars in unexpected spending on The unanticipated increases for invade her privacy because of administration for Improving his high school. troyed the shuttle Challenger and "A t this point, we know we are not possible reference to her activities /■ medical programs for the elderly Is Medicaid and ConnPace will mean About 500 singing and Jeering parents, killed its crew of seven. going to use the component," said partly responsible for the state's the budgets for those programs will when she was 15 years old. students and other residents joined Clark at NASA at first hoped to be able to Sara Keegan, a NASA spokeswo­ dwindling budget surplus, accord­ have to be re-evaluated for 1988-89, The motion asks the court to the meeting to back his methods, which fly again in the summer of 1987. But man. She said it wasn’t certain ing to the governor’s budget office Milano said. dismiss charges that Aparo, 16, was Include roaming the halls of Eastside High the complexity of redesigning the whether a version of the ring that Anthony V. Milano, secretary of O’Neill and Milano have been an accessory and conspired to School In this aging industrial northern New shuttle booster rocket caused that had withstood an earlier full-scale the Office of Policy and Manage­ saying for weeks that the chance of commit murder in the slaying of Jersey city with a bullhorn and baseball bat. first-launch date to slip steadily — firing will be used instead. ment. said the estimated budget tax cuts in this legislative election M, Joyce Aparo, 47, of Glastonbury on He recently came under fire for expelling 60 to February this year and then to Of the delay caused by the latest surplus, which was $5.1 million a year are slim and Milano reiterated Aug. 5, 1987. . J , u students without notifying the board and for June 2. J problem, Ms. Keegan said, “ Our month ago. was down to $1.3 that on Monday: “ In view of these Mrs. Aparo was strangled in her locking fire doors in violation of fire codes. He AP photo The new failure has further best guess is somewhere in the area million. The drop all but eliminates increased expenditure require­ home and her body dumped in later readmitted the students under board delayed a possible liftoff. A full- of six to 10 weeks. That’s our best the possibility of tax cuts in this ments, I would say the chances of a Massachusetts. Her daughter’ s orders. PRINCIPAL CONTROVERSY — Eastside High School Principal Joe scale test firing of the redesigned former boyfriend, Dennis Coleman, assessment of what the problem is legislative election year. tax cut are remote.” Clark said the expelled students were booster on Dec. 23 was considered a Clark sits with his attorney, Vickie Donaldson, Monday night in Paterson, going to entail.” He said the decrease was not a House Speaker Irving J. Stol- ' j ^i ^ 19, of Glastonbury, has been chronically failing and that he told them to get N.J., where the school board voted to discipline Ciark for expelling success until engineers found pie­ result of flagging tax receipts, but berg. D-New Haven, said the charged with murder and two other an education at alternative schools because ces of an 8-foot-diameter “ boot John Thomas, an official at the due to higher-than-antlcipated General Assembly would "have to people face lesser charges In they did not belong at Eastside. He said the students without board permission. ring” inside the nozzle and on the Marshall Space Flight Center, said be cautious when putting together connection with the crime. doors were locked to keep out drug dealers. through a spokesman that the delay costs for Medicaid, which pays After the decision was announced, the Rev. ground outside. the next budget.” Superior Court Judge Paul Va- Later Monday, on ABC-TV’s “ Nightllne,” minority students. Clark’s methods also have medical bills for the elderly, and a Fred LaGarde, of the Community Baptist The industry magazine Aviation will be held to the six-week to “ We’re looking at a break-even slngton granted a continuance until Clark said some of the expelled students were the backing of many community leaders and 10-week range if the earlier design A new program known as ConnPace. Church of Love, ran to a microphone and led Week and Space Technology said in budget, down from the previous today after Santos stated that The as old as 21. the city’s law-and-order-minded mayor, of the boot ring is used and which covers prescription costs for the audience in singing " WeShall Overcome.” its Jan. 4 edition that the most the low-income elderly. surpluses we have enjoyed over the Hartford Courant and the Journal “ At some point you have to go to work and Frank Graves. optimistic launch date is Sep­ everything else rem ains on past several years.” he said. Inquirer of Manchester had Ignored become a contributor rather than become a Board members pounded gavels, adjourned In all. the departments of aging The school board, comprised of six white, the meeting and walked out to boos and tember and that shipment of the aft schedule. and income maintenance, which The first report for the 1987-88 his request to present copies of leech on the building, taking away from the one black and two Hispanic members, voted rocket segments to the Kennedy IN THE AIR — new8 stories based on court docu­ educational process of other, younger peo­ yelling. Thomas was in charge of rede­ administer the programs, will need budget year, which began July 1. 7-1 with one abstention to order Us attorney to If the board later votes to formally file the Space Center at Cape Canaveral, signing the shuttle booster rocket $29 million more than was bud­ estimated the surplus at $24.2 James Cirelli, 14, ments describing evidence against ple,” Clark said. draw up charges of insubordination and Fla., has been delayed until March of Norwich, be­ the defendants. The dispute surrounding Clark, who is charges, it could suspend Clark for 120 days after the January 1986 Challenger geted. Milano said Monday. The million. It got as high as $28.6 I unbefitting conduct against Clark. while the matter goes before state Education 24 at the earliest. explosion. state will be reimbursed by the million, but has been dropping comes airborne af­ Santos’s motion claims that the black, once again focused national attention Five months is required to documents should have been on Eastside High, a school of 3,000 students, The board announced its vote after going Commissioner Saul Cooperman. Clark would Morton Thiokol officials said federal government for part of the since October. be entitled to a hearing before an administra­ prepare a shuttle for flight after the N ter he and his into a private session to discuss the matter, a total, he added. sealed. mostly black or Hispanic. booster rocket segments arrive by close examination of the test-fired The last time the state ended a move that caused the audience to boo and yell tive law judge, who would recommend to He declined to speculate on plastic sled went The Courant’s lawyer, Ralph G. U.S. Education Secretary William J. rail at Canaveral. booster rocket showed no failures budget year with a deficit was in “ chicken." The crowd chanted “ We want Cooperman whether to fine, suspend or whether the state would face a over a hill Monday. Elliot, said later that no subpoenas Bennett visited the school in 1986 and praised Morton Thiokol Inc., which builds other than that in the rocket’s 1982-83. when the shortfall was $48 Joe! ” when Clark entered the auditorium. dismiss Clark, or drop the charges. deficit by the time the current Like most Connec­ were received prior to Monday’s Clark’s no-nonsense approach to educating the rockets in Utah, was to hav«» nozzle. million. Last year’s surplus was a hearing but that a subpoena served budget year ends on June 30. The near-record $365.2 million. ticut youngsters, state does, however, appear well subsequently for copies of articles protected against any foreseeable A report issued by the legisla­ he was enjoying a was received and copies were ture’s Office of Fiscal Analysis in deficit because it has more than d a y o ff from provided. $313 million In the budget.reserve. November stated that Connecticut The defense request to dismiss Educator would face dramatic deficits in schooi due to the or “ rainy day” fund. charges against Aparo claims she 1988-89 and 1989-90 based on current Milano noted that tax receipts snowstorm. should not be subject to adult court from the Christmas buying season revenue projections and existing AP photo jurisdiction because she is a commitments. denies city won’t be totaled for several more juvenile, and that no probable weeks. At that time, he said, his To avoid that, the state could use cause can be found outside of office will have a much better some of the money from the juvenile court to try her. rainy-day fund, or it could raise Minority report says school Santos also claims in his motion Where can you find handle on outlook for the final six has failed months of this budget year. taxes, cut programs or come up that law enforcement authorities Milano’s office is now working with a combination of both. went back on a promise not to prosecute Aparo if she revealed NEW YORK (AP) — The educa­ \\ financing proposai fiawed certain alleged admissions of tor who will run the nation’s largest a 9.99 boys (joleman’s. school system say s he’s not discour­ on local property taxes to pay for HARTFORD (AP) — A minority wealthier and poorer towns by Authorities believe Aparo and aged by horror stories about Connecticut In Brief education, ruling that such a report from a committee propo.sing distributing state aid based on local Coleman had planned for more than deteriorated buildings, over­ system resulted In richer towns a new school finance formula says need, wealth and effort); and a year to kill Mrs. Aparo. Aparo’s crowded classes, inadequate supp­ being able to offer better educa­ arrest affidavit states that Cole­ sweater for just Governor has polyps removed the plan fails to close a wide gap in —’The plan would wrongly reduce lies and demoralized teachers. tional opportunities than smaller spending between rich and poor the 50 percent weighting given to man told a friend of his that his “ I have been told since Saturday HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A. O’Neill’s doctors say welfare children under the existing towns. girlfriend ’’begged me” to kill her that the New York public schools communities. The five dissenting members of they won’t know, until the end of the week whether three polyps GTB formula. mother. are failed institutions,” Richard R. i The State Board of Education is the study committee said the removed from the governor’s colon were cancerous. The polyps As approved on a 12-5 vote of the Christopher Wheatley, 20, of Green, the newly designated chan­ scheduled to vote on the proposed committee’s proposal does not were taken out Monday and O’Neill was expected to return for a Educational Equity Study Commit­ Glastonbury, a close friend of cellor of the city’s school system, formula Wednesday, when the five address many of the educational full day of work today at the Capitol. tee last year, the state would spend Coleman’s, has been charged with said Monday. “ I reject that as a dissenting members of the study needs tht the committee Identified O’ Neill remained awake but sedated during the procedure at committee plan to present their about $850 million for education in accessory and conspiracy, and reality.” St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford and, after a the 1989-90 school year, compared in October 1987. Wheatley’s girlfriend, Kira report. “ Two key issues Identified by the Instead, the Minnesota educator 1 # brief rest, was discharged early in the afternoon, several hours They said Monday that they to about $670 million if the formula Lintner, 17, of Glastonbury has committee are that significant said he saw a different vision in would argue that, as proposed: were not changed. been charged with conspiracy to after checking in. ^ . spending disparities among Con­ New York’s troubled schools: The A hospital statement said the 57-year-old Democrat was —The Increases in state aid are By the fourth year of the commit murder. necticut towns still exist and that future of public education in the “ feeling fine.” Jon L. Sandberg, the governor’s press secretary, not large enough, and indeed scale program, the total would be $1.1 Police believe Wheatley and 5 billion, and minimum spending on those spending disparities are Lintner knew Mrs. Aparo would be United States. . ? said O’Neill was expected to resume a full-time work schedule back the growth rate established by 4 99 each student would be $4,800. largely due to wealth disparities,” slain and drove Coleman back from and was still scheduled to appear on a television show tonight. the state legislature in 1986; "It's a bigger question than New The new plan would replace not the minority report states. Massachusetts after disposal of the Dr. Jay Benson, the governor’s gastroenterologist, said the —The state would finance consid­ York City,” he said. “ What is at only the GTB but funding from the "Therefore, the committee victim’s body and car. procedure “ went very smoothly.” erably less than the approved should have recommended an aid stake today in America and in this 9.99 Boy’s Sweater target of 50 percent of regular state to improve teacher salaries, a city, and why this voice must be Compass* rugby-style ahaker-knit sweater. Knitted-ln stripes. three-year program that began program with enough funding to get program spending by local schools; the job done, rather than one whose heard, is whether or not we will Rl6-knlt crewneck, cuffs and waist. Long sleeves. 4.99 —Too much spending burden with the 1986-87 school year. The Get a polio shot Caution urged on questions total cost fits a bottom line based on educate other people’s children. would fall on local governments; current year’s state spending on an assumption about what the state before traveling “ And so in some respects public H ARTFO RD (A P ) — The state Supreme Court has upheld the —The plan does not account for GTB and so-called educational can afford.” education is on trial,” he said. local tax effort (unlike the Guaran­ enhancement is $635 million. murder conviction of a man in a 1984 shooting at a Bridgeport pool The five minority members are WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ “ What we do collectively here in ^15 B o y ’s Fleece S w eatshirt teed Tax Base formula, adopted In In 1977, the state Supreme Court hall, but cautioned prosecutors about asking witnesses questions Joel Cogan, executive director of cans planning to travel to develop­ New York City will determine what Ribbed crewneck, cuffs, bottom. Woven on the outside softly 1979 to close the gap between struck down Connecticut’s reliance that might "implicate religious belief.” the . Connecticut Conferencqe of ing nations should be vaccinated happens in other aspects of the brushed on the Inside. Washed cotton. 9.99 During the trial of Charles Jones, a prosecutor had asked two Municipalities; John Mannix. a against poliomyelitis, according to society.” defense witnesses about whether they had discussed their belief member of the State Board of Family Practice News. Green, 51, comes to New York that Jones was innocent with their “ church clergyman, pastoror Education; Willis Mills, a public The medical journal reports that Extra funds approved from Minneapolis, where he member of the study committee; although there is a worldwide minister.” worked in the schools for 25 years 9.99 Boy’s Fleece Top Jones’ lawyer objected to the questions, but was overruled by Norwalk school Superintendent downtrend in the incidence of the and was superintendent since 1980. Compass* crewneck fleece top with printed designs. Warm Ralph Sloan, representing the disease, the trend toward more the trial judge. The objection was part of the basis of Jones’ He was selected unofficially by the and fun. RIb-knIt neck, cuffs and bottom. Long sleeves. for submarine Connecticut Association of School frequent international travel by appeal. j . .. Board of Education on Saturday Medium end large only. 4.99 Administrators; and George Sprin­ U.S. citizens may lead to an overall 'The Supreme Court concluded in a ruling Monday that the museum. and is to be hired officially when the questions were permissible in this case because they did not GROTON (AP) — The state has ger, president of the Connecticut increase in exposure to wild polio approved $350,000 in funds that will The Nautilus, the world’s first board meets in a public session infringe on Jones’ rights, particularly his rights as a defendant. State Federation of Teachers. virus. be used to increase the size of the nuclear-powered submarine, rests Wednesday. “ We remind the state, however, that it must exercise caution USS Nautilus Memorial Park, an at the memorial park, which was At news conferences here. Green *16 Boy’s Corduroys when exploring lines of quetioning that implicate religious ------official of the Connecticut Nautilus dedicated in 1986 after a five-year noted that a tone of despair often 2 front pockets. 2 beck patch pockets. Belt loops. Zipper and belief,” Supreme Court Justice David M. Shea wrote in the fund-raising effort. Committee says. n accompanies analyses of the school snap closure. Assorted colors. Slim only. 6.99 unanimous decision. The funds also will help lands­ The project was one of five system, which has nearly 1 million cape an overlook with a view of the approved in December by the students, and he asked for 100 days bonding commission. The five submarine and Goss Cove and add to study the problems. Murder bond kept at $950,000 parking spaces to the facility. John awards total $893,000. *13 Pre-School Boy’s Pants W. Shannahan, the executive direc­ “All of the projects combine Meet an Eastern Achiever.. “ Now is the time to give time," W ATE R B U R Y (AP) — A Superior Court judge has kept bond Green said. Meanwhile, he said, he Cotton twill pants with lots of pockets. All front pockets. Waist tor of the committee said Monday. tourism with historic preserva­ has belt loop and elasticized beckwalst for easy movement. 6.99 at $950,000 and continued the case of a man charged in the ‘You will be able to look out over tion,” Carson said. would not prejudge the schools’ stabbing deaths of his estranged wife and their teen-age son. the cove to the Nautilus Museum,” Other projects include restora­ much-maligned bureaucracy. Judge Anne C. Dranginis on Monday ordered 40-year-old Shannahan said. tion of an antique carousel at the Green, the city’s first black Richard Breton to appear again Feb. 3 for a mandatory probable The state Bonding Commission Quassy Amusement park in Mld- V chancellor, likewise asked that he *14 Pre-School Boy’s Jeans cause hearing to determine if there is sufficient evidence to approved the funds in December dlebury; money toward a new not be prejudged. Opponents in­ continue prosecuting the case. museum for The Company of Fifers Five pockets. Pre-waahed. Band front with snap closure. and the award was announced by Ray Corcoran cluding black activists are contest­ 9 Breton was arrested Dec. 14 and charged with two counts of and Drummers Inc. in Essex; and Elasticized beckwalst. Straight legs. 9.99 state Economic Development Com­ Business Administration ing his selection partly because of capital felony in the slayings of Joan Breton, 38, and Robert missioner John J. Carson who said $500,000 dollars for improvements major from Mansfield Center his lack of New York experience. Breton Jr., 16. The slayings occurred the weekend of Dec. 11. some of the money will be used to and repairs to the New Haven and retired Chief Accountant " I know the argument for the The bodies of the victims were discovered Dec. 14 in their provide sidewalk access to the (?reen. li With a full mn^e o/et'cninf ond insider,” he said, noting his rise *25 Boy’s Jeans Waterbury apartment after Breton alerted authorities he had ueelcend course^ Eosum provided within the ranks in Minneapolis. “ I Wrangler* five pocket styling. Zipper front. Belt loops, been unable to contact them by telephone. both oppommity ond contvnience now will stand your test here in New tappered legs. Cverdyed for colors. Student size only. 16.99 Mrs. Breton, clad only in panties, was found in her bedroom for me to obtain my degree." York City.” with her throat slashed. Robert Jr. was found at the foot of the stairs in his night clothes. Help Your Child Appearing at City Hall with Breton was convicted of manslaughter 20 years ago in the Mayor Edward I. Koch, Green *10 Boy’s Palamas stabbing death of his father. He received a suspended sentence dismissed the charge of some opponents that he was Koch's Voltron aki-atyle palamas. Front screen print, ribbed cuffs and two years probation. is8 Succeed In School candidate and would be beholden to and ankles. In red. 2.99 Open House / Registration the mayor. He said he would State abandons prosecution The Center for Learning offers help that goes Tuesday, January 12 6 p.m. embrace Koch for pragmatic rea­ beyond tutoring, providing programs designed to Hurley HalJ, ECSU Main Campus sons, because the mayor has MILFORD (AP) — State prosecutors have abandoned their Faculty Advisors Refreshments control of some of the school All Of The Above Merchandise Has Been Reduced From Our Fall 4 Winter 86/87 and Christmas 87 Catalogs. Call 4$6*$490 for a Spring '88 Brochure effort to send Daniel Stuart back to prison in the 1982 improve academic skills while increasing motivation system’s $4.8 billion annual budget. rape-murder of a 5-year-old Milford girl. „ . * , . “ We are at the end of the road, ’’ said Senior Appellate Appelate and self-confidence. “ We will be good partners in the New York public schools,” Green Attorney John Massameno Monday. • Diagnostic Testing Spelling Massameno tried five Umes to have the acquittal thrown ^ t said. He added a challenge to critics • Reading Homework Helper and Stuart’s original 1983 convIcUon reinstated. But state courts of that posture: “ But who would Study Skills avoid that kind of relationship? And (-84. Exit 62 defeated all five efforts, once at the Superior Court level and four • Mathematics • Remedlal/Enrlchment Pre-School -S’P-P I ’m waiting to hear the answer Manchester. Conr times in the state Supreme Court. .... from the other side.” (2031 647-1143 Stuart, 36, form erly of Milford and now living out of state, was i;< i;< 1/ yj OUTLET STORE convicted In June 1983 of the rape, beating and strangulation of you know your child should be doing Koch, for his part, said of Green: Constance Roberts. . better. . . call u s... for your child's sake. “ I am a soldier in his army.” The conviction was later set aside, however, ^cause new of course. It’s something else evidence was discovered — two suicide notes in which another itemt at pricad, avallablt only at Outlat Slora. Sorry no rnail, pbont, C.O.D. orPtra. Quanlltiot limitad man appeared to confess to the killing. ^ j EMERGENCY Inttrm tdialt markdowni may hava baan takan. Ad marchandita will ba told until itK h li daplatad A retrial was ordered, and Dec. 12, 1988 a second jury found J Sorry, no rainchacka. Stuart Innocent. He was set free after spending nearly four years Center (or Ivenrniutj Fire — Police — Medical In the Connecticut Correctional Institution at Somers. 1361 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, Connecticut Massameno claimed the retrial was a mistake because a Judge Located In the Manchester Catalog Distribution Center After School Progranu Now Forming DIAL 911 determined the confessions in the suicide notes could not be 646-4943 In Manchester 483 We»l MkWI» Tum plk* HHHird Prol*»»lon4l BWo-. Suit* 200, M»nch»«l»r. CT 08040 proven. MANCHESTER HERALD. ’Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1988 - 7

« — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav. Jan. 5. 1988 V.S./World In Brief I Oil© CledCl if! G SZS StHp ViOlGHC© OPINION Kidnapping suspect denies crime Palestinians plan E rrA ©1^87 poRT'No«m$Ti»«-TEteswf'^' DUESSELDORF, West Germany — A Lebanese on trial for protest campaign HULME kidnapping two West Germans in Beirut today denied any role in the crime, but issued a statement in court calling for the release By Nicolas B. Tertro ‘Community’ of the one hostage still held. * J a c k The statement by defendant Abbas All Hamadi was read to the The Associated Press packed courtroom by defense attorney Eckhard Hild. It called for the release of Rudolf Cordes, a West German businessman JERUSALEM — Israeli soldiers Anderson held hostage in Lebanon since Jan. 17,1987. today shot and killed one Palesti­ for school nian and wounded seven others “ While the defense rejects any direct or indirect participation I . of (Abbas) Hamadi in the abduction of Cordes, the defense calls during a clash with stone-throwing on the kidnappers to set him free immediately,” Hild said. protesters in the Gaza Strip, the I. i' Court officials, speaking to The Associated Press on the army said. is broader condition of anonymity, confirmed the statement was Abbas “ There were severe disturbances Hamadi’s. of order in Khan Younis during .1C which one local man was killed and School Superintendent James P. Kennedy NRC stymies seven wounded,” said an army and Manchester High Schooi Principai Jacob Is ii Two die as police storm prison official, speaking on condition of anonymity. Ludes III are highly critical of Secretary of RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — Two Inmates were killed and six The military said five Israeli Education William J. Bennett’s idea of what safety effort people wounded in a gun battle when police stormed a soldiers were injured in stone­ an ideal high school curriculum shouid be. maximum-security prison In a failed attempt to free more than throwing incidents in the towns of J Their criticism is well taken in generai, but it two dozen hostages, authorities said. . . Khan Younis and Rafah, about 50 does raise some questions. WASHINGTON — The utility companies that The battle Monday night at Jacul prison came after about 10 miles south of Tel Aviv. ‘ H! inmates brandishing revolvers and homemade bombs seized the The death brought to 24 the At the core of their disagreement is the finance nuclear plants have found a friend in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This is the hostages earlier in the day and threatened to kill them unless set number of Arabs shot to death by conflict between the “ back to basics” Israeli soldiers since a wave of federal office which is supposed to keep an eye on free. advocates in education and those who contend increased unrest began Dec. 8 in the Washington Wire the nation’s 100-plus nuclear plants. Today, negotiations with prison officials continued at the that the modern high school must offer a run-down 1950s prison is in Porto Allegre, about 1,000 miles south occupied West Bank and Gaza An investigation by Rep. Sam Gejdenson, Strip. comprehensive education suited to the D-Conn., concludes that fte NRC has all but of Rio de Janiero. " It’s like a war zone in there. Police keep pushing the prisoners The Arab-run Palestine Press !t differing needs of a wide variety of students. stopped its conscientious Inspectors from ordering Service identified the dead man as A and their hostages from one section to another, but they re safety improvements at the plants. The reason? AP photo What Bennett envisions as a complete high Lifting Senate footsteps negotiating,” said Sergi Motta, spokesman for the Rio Grande Do Ali Mohammed Dahlam, 25, of school education, Kennedy and Ludes see as The improvements may cost more than the bosses Khan Younis. The news agency said Sul State Security Department. his 16-year-old cousin, Basil Dah­ STUDENT PROTEST — Palestinian Ramallah on the occupied West Bank. merely the core curriculum of such an at the NRC think they are worth. By Lawrence L. Knutson as debris. lost the technology of making In industry jargon, changing a nuclear plant to lam, was wounded. students raise their outlawed Palesti­ The students were protesting the death education. The local administrators point out The reason: Many of tiles, these encaustic tiles. It took some make it safer is called “ backfitting,” and the Colonel linked to Aquino’s slaying Also today, police said a firebomb nian flag during a demonstration of an Arab woman who was shot by an that at Manchester High School almost WASHINGTON - The footsteps which for the most part measure 6 years before they could do the NRC’s record on backfits has been less than was thrown at an Israeli bus Monday at Bir Zeit University near Israeli soldier Sunday. everything that Bennett feels should be of presidents, senators and mil- inches by 6 inches by l ‘A inches research to redevelop It.” aggressive. MANILA, Philippines — Defense lawyers today urged that a carrying tourists through an Arab lionsof ordinary citizensare being deep, have been badly worn by all The original tile installation former Manila intelligence chief be added to the 40 defendants neighborhood in east Jerusalem. It required is, indeed, required and a good deal In August, a federal court tried to put on end to don’t want things to die down and difficult will just be kicking the ball erased this week as workers of those footsteps. began in 1856 and took four years charged with killing President Corazon Aquino’s husband four exploded but there were no injuries. Mubarak Awad, a campaign N more is offered as well. one NRC policy on backfitting. That policy return to the way they were into his own net.” replace thousands of decorative In high-traffic areas some of the to complete. Replacing the old yesrs dgo Youths in Gaza City used stones organizer, said Palestinians would required the regulators to prove a backfit was be urged to boycott Israeli pro­ before,” said Awad, who has Israel has come under interna­ But the assertion by Ludes that “every high tiles that have weathered traffic design; have been all but with the new, may take several Defense lawyer Rodolfo Jimenez noted a witness had testified to block the main shopping tho­ needed, and that the increase In safety was worth ducts, withhold labor and taxes challenged authorities by staying in tional criticism for its shooting of school has to meet the needs of the community in the Capitol’s Senate wing since years in four separate phases of Monday that the former chief, Col. Rolando Abadilla, was at roughfare, Omar A1 Mukhtar protesters and its issuance of obliterated. the price. If you are deciding whether to remodel from the Israeli market, and dress Israel after the expiration of his it serves” is incomplete. If Ludes means the it opened in 1859. Others show little or no appar­ which the first has now begun. Manila airport when former Sen. Benigno Aquino was slain on Street, where shops were closed In a deportation orders against nine your kitchen, the cost/benefit analysis makes commercial strike. in black to protest the Israeli visa. community of Manchester or of Connecticut, The tile, most of it at least 130 ent wear. Virtually every visitor to the Aug. 21. 1983. Awad said he envisioned Palestinian activists accused of sense. If you are deciding whether to make a "A ll those who appear to have committed a crime must ne Maher Nasser, a spokesman for crackdown on Palestinians in the the goal is not broad enough. Not everyone years old,isbeingjackhammered But to keep a uniform appear­ Senate since the Capitol’s expan­ nuclear power plant safer, cost/beneflt calculation West Bank and Gaza Strip. marches of hundreds of Palestini­ instigating unrest. prosecuted. If you choose only a few without going against the the United Nations agency that The United States, Israel’s close out of Senate corridors in a ance, all of the tile in each sion in the middle of the last About 60,000 Palestinians from ans to prisons, where they would who graduates from a high school remains a may get in the way of preventing a disaster. rest, you have a case of selective prosecution. That would violate administers refugee camps, said ally, and Egypt, the only Arab four-phase project. Eventually, at separate area is being replaced. century has walked on the tile, the Gaza Strip and 55,000 from the demand to be jailed along with their part of the geographic community in which In a stinging opinion, the federal court told the that cqpstltutlonal injunction," Jimenez said. Israeli troops in four or five country to have made peace with least 20,000 of the cera mic squa res According to the architect’s conducting conversations NRC that the cost/benefit approach to safety vehicles had entered A1 Shati camp West Bank go to Israel each day to brethren. that school is located. There is a much Jiminez did not explain why he, a defense attorney, would Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, the Jewish state, warned Israel that — 20 percent or more of the total — office, the grout that holds the weighty and casual over its improvements was wrong. while demonstrations were taking work in factories or on assembly broader community to be served. recommend that more people be prosecuted in the trial. speaking on Israel army radio, said deportation orders could cause will be replaced with replicas. Individual antique tiles In place is surface. Apparently, the cheerleaders for nuclear power place. lines, and Israel has become And if a high school gears itself to the needs dependent on the cheap source of acts of civil disobedience would more unrest. The worn tiles bear the imprint so strong that the only feasible Some Capitol regulars are less at the NRC were not cowed by the court. They He said the sky was black from Four of the Palestinians who labor they provide. only harm Palestinians. of its immediate geographic area, it runs the of history. way to remove them is to break than pleased by the development. came up with a proposed clarification of the old INS approves release of Cubans the smoke of burning tires in the were ordered deported appealed to towns of Khan Younis and Rafah. Awad, a Palestinian with U.S. “ I don’t think it will happen danger of becoming a place where future "Many millions of people have them up. “ Destruction,” one was heard rule, which sounds suspiciously like business as a military review board Monday, WASHINGTON — The Immigration and Naturalization Palestinian moderates threa­ citizenship, said 14 moderate Pales­ because the residents of the (occu­ workers are trained and not a place for trod on them,” said Elliott The replicas, paid for by a $1.5 to mutter. “ It’s like replacing the usual. pied) territories also have their said their lawyer, Felicia Langer. Carroll, executive assistant to the million appropriation, are being Parthenon with a new building Service says the balance of 1,149 Cubans approved for release tened a campaign of civil disobe­ tinians were organizing the disobe­ educating people. Here’s how NRC Chairman Lando Zech dience campaign. own limitations. Whoever disobeys She said her clients, now in Gaza Architect of the Capitol who is in quickly cemented into place. because the original marble is in from federal prisons will be freed as soon as space opens up in dience to protest the Israeli actions Kennedy argues that not every student can explained it to Gejdenson’s committee: "The court in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, “ People are open and ready to will make his own life misera­ prisons, had begun a hunger strike charge of the replacement The work Is the culmination of a bad shape,” said another. halfway houses or relatives’ homes. ble...,’ ’ said Peres. “ Whoever sug­ and were determined "to fast until benefit by studying a foreign language, one of specifically rejected the proposition that the The INS said Monday that only about 100 of the Cuban detainees seized during the 1967 Middle East act. They got a little feeling of project. long process that involved photo­ The House of Representatives power (during the unrest) and they gests making conditions more the end.” Atomic Energy Act of 1954 forbids the NRC from approved for release so far had actually been freed. War. the courses Bennett feels should be required. Those millions include every graphing all of the Senate’s replaced much of its similar tile ever considering economic costs in the backfitting That is true, but international political and American president since Abra­ historic tile floors and the recon­ flooring decades ago. “ We expect to release more to close relatives or to halfway process.” houses as space becomes available,” said INS spokesman Vern economic events and the role the United ham Lincoln, hundreds of sena­ stitution of a moribund English But it made no attempt to find Translation: They left us a loophole. tors, thousands of lobbyists, pottery. replicas because of the difficulty tjervis. States plays in those events have made it The federal court. In fact, allowed the NRC to Cuban detainees turned down by the INS for release can take thousands of foreign dignitaries, The new tiles, as the old, were of the manufacturing process. consider the price tag If the modification does more U.S. intervention appears unlikely obvious that more of the students who their cases to three Justice Department panels set up for the uncounted scores of millions of made in Stoke-Upon-Trent, Staf­ The House floors now are made graduate from high school should study than make the plant "adequately” safe. purpose. American and foreign tourists. fordshire, England. The original of black and white marble Given the NRC’s track record on regulating the speaking on condition he not be ton, said experience has shown that foreign ianguages. Nationally, the trend is for The old tile, an intricate, firm: Minton, Hollings & Co. The squares. Bv Ruth Sinai nuclear power Industry, Zech and his chums on the The Associated Press named, said, “ It’s not the most U.S. governments "never have more students to study foreign languages. For multi-colored carpet of sinuous new manufacturer: H. & R. committee are capable of stretching this loophole Reagan misses first budget deadline News Analysis likely thing that there will be any much clout in their final year. The mid-Victorian floral and geomet- Israelis and Arabs both figure they some reason that has not been the case at Johnston Co. into a six-lane expressway. Source inside the NRC WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration has missed the WASHINGTON — Violence be­ public involvement on our side.” ricdesign, is being broken into bits "It has taken some time,” Lawrence L. Knutson writes for Low-level diplomacy will continue should wait and see what the next Manchester High School. and congressional experts told our assciate first deadline of 1988 for preparing the next federal budget, tween Israelis and Palestinians has and hauled away by contractors Porroii eaM “ The Company had The Associated Press. in search of a breakthrough, he president will do.” At Manchester Community Coliege, an Stewart Harris that they fear the NRC will merely saying it was being asked to do the impossible. sparked calls for U.S. intervention ana Lraza amp. added. The think-tank academician also institution that is very community-oriented, lower its standard for what constitutes adequate By law. President Reagan was required to submit to Congress to breathe life into the Mideast Israeli troops seeking to quell said constraints of an election year protection of public health and safety. That way, on Monday his blueprint for anticipated federal spending of more peace process, but such action is violent demonstrations in the terri­ The official noted that the peace most offerings in foreign languages are being tories captured by Israel in the 1967 process also is stalled by the schism are such that the Reagan adminis­ the NRC can use its cost/benefit analysis to reject a than $1 trillion during the next fiscal year. unlikely in the waning months of the 5 filled to capacity despite the fact that foreign Mideast war have killed 23 Palesti­ within the Israeli leadership over tration would not want to jeopard­ (O/: safety improvement simply by saying the backfit is That, said White House budget director James C. Miller III, Reagan administration, U.S. offi­ language is not a requirement of graduation. cials and analysts say. nians and ordered the deportation an international conference. Hard­ ize the Republican Party’s chances S S S ; S B . not needed to make the plant “ adequately” safe. was impossible. And with Congress in accord, the first deadline of With November elections coming of nine others. line Prime Minister Yitzhak by adopting controversial positions Kennedy and Ludes are right when they MNefufsetfinPEPf Gejdenson’s report says the new backfit policy at the new year was broken. likely to anger pro-Israel or pro- up in both the United States and “ The only way to solve this thing Shamir has vetoed such a move, contend that basics alone are not enough to 5 the NRC has now been written around the loophole “ I do not see any way to prepare a responsible budget proposal Israel, the administration is un­ is to sit down and talk peace with a while more liberal Foreign Minis­ Arab voters. for transmittal before mid-February. ’ ’ Miller said in a letter sent provide the kind of education that modern 's c m iii and "lends itself to abuse and convenient likely to undertake any Mideast responsible Arab leader," said ter Shimon Peres supports interna­ Reagan will be devoting much of society requires. But an emphasis on those interpretations.” Monday to congressional leaders. initiatives or risk involvement in Morris Abram, chairman of the tional involvement on condition it his remaining time in office to The administration was supposed to submit a spending outiine umbrella organization of major lead to direct Israeli-Arab talks. broad academic basics has to be maintained if Zech himself hinted at this strategy in testimony another failed peace move, they obtaining Senate ratification of a before Gejdenson’s committee. He said the NRC for fiscal 1989, which will begin on Oct. 1. say. Jewish groups in the United States. The scheduled visit to Washing­ nuclear arms treaty with the Soviet the students who come out of high school are minis m Of A«3Rtfr? The one time that such direct believes in making the plants safer, "but that the "Renewal of high-level diplo­ ton late this month of Egyptian Union and to preparations for a to have the adaptability they need to function process will be carefully managed to assure that macy is not likely at all until after talks were held yielded peace with President Hosni Mubarak will give Moscow summit in early summer. HtSSfilMTlEPBlUiyeES F C C to reinstate preference rules Egypt in 1979, “ and that still has to in that society. the backfit is either required for safety or that the the elections in both countries,” the Reagan administration another He already has had some disap­ said Sam Lewis, director of the be the formula — direct talks,” safety benefits are commensurate with the WASHINGTON — Policies designed to increase minority and chance to gauge Arab opinion. But pointing experience with Mideast congressionally funded Institute Abram said. the U.S. official cautioned that peace proposals. resources investment.” female ownership of radio and television stations will soon be for Peace and for seven years U.S. The 1979 pact with Egypt, the only while Mubarak’s support for Hus­ That is small comfort to the Union of Concerned back in place at the Federal Communications Commission. Israel rejected out of hand Letters to the editor I D 'f l u KNOW ambassador to Israel. peace treaty between Israel and an sein is essential, Mubarak has been Reagan’s September 1982 plan for Scientists, the nuclear safety group that brought The FCC may reinstate the policies as early as next week, in Lewis noted that the United response to orders from Congress cutting short efforts by the Arab state, was brokered by unable to bring about any change in an Israeli-Jordanian confederation Letters should be brief and to the point. They SECURITY W6EIS2-W the backfit issue to fedeal court. States and Israel have rejected the the Jordanian monarch’s position commission to dismantle the preference programs, FCC President Jimmy Carter. to rule the Israeli-occupied West should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ’That group’s attorney, Ellyn Weiss, told the only major initiative proposed in until now. Bank, and subsequent U.S. at­ '-O ld UVKMRRnWnVMIR spokesman John Kamp said. recent years by the Arab world and . Secretary of State George P. ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters Gejdenson committee a disturbing story. In 1986, Shultz, on a Mideast visit last William Quandt, a researcher at tempts to push the opposing parties defects were suspected in vitally important pumps The agency put the policies on hold in December 1986 while it the Soviet Union: an international closer together also have failed. must be signed with name, address and daytime SHW/infSlL. conducted an inquiry, saying it wanted to determine whether the September, offered U.S. help for the Brookings Institute in Washing- used in four different nuclear plants to circulate forum for peace talks between telephone number (for verification). policies are constitutional. Israel and its Arab neighbors. direct talks between Israel and The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the coolant around the reactors. Without coolant, the But members of Congress who support the policies inserted The United States views such a Jordan, Abram said. “ He had the right idea, but (Jordan’s King) interests of brevity, clarity and taste. V/IUT1IK FlM SIkilK PR ^ilSF CD M l ttm K fU & fiS reactors can turn into nuclear disasters. ’The shaft language in the massive 1988 spending bill passed before the conference as opening the door to Hussein was too afraid.” PRISINTINGAN in one pump at the Crystal River ’Three plant in holiday recess giving the FCC no choice in the matter. Soviet involvement in hitherto Florida had actually snapped and the pump shafts U.S.-dominated peace diplomacy in Hussein apparently hopes the INNOVATIVI WlieHT-lOSS at the Davis-Besse plant in Ohio had cracks. By the region, while Israel fears support of an international confer­ April 1987, the NRC told the other plants to check Hart will stay without early wins pressure from the partcipants to ence will protect him from Arab APPROACH MSIONID A shiny answer for graduates at risk their shafts for trouble, but two weeks later the cede land in return for peace. extremists who killed Egyptian Gary Hart, saying early campaign contests won’t test his true President Anwar Sadat for making PORASEUCTHW. agency backed off. "Inside NRC,” a trade U.S. Jewish and Arab leaders strength, is indicating he would stay in the Democratic peace with the Jewish state. “ The publication, reported that NRC staffers were told have called for stepped-up Ameri­ now only 2.5 percent — second lowest in the nation. presidential race even without wins in Iowa, New Hampshire and can diplomacy as an essential Americans can push Hussein WASHINGTON — What’s the best New Year’s they would first have to analyze how much it would A study was made of the jobless rate of 1985 JAG the Super Tuesday states. , * component in resolving the Israeli- harder: they can do whatever is news you can imagine for the disadvantaged youth cost to fix the problem and whether the cost was participants vs. all high school graduates who did “ I did best in the West and those states tend to come late in the Arab tensions which have resulted needed to make him feel safe,” of your community? worth It — this, even before they could order the not go to college. Some 18 percent of white process ” the former Colorado senator said Monday night in a in bloody rioting over^the past Abram said. How about a program that reduces the high research needed to find out whether there was a But a State Department official. Northern non-enrolled grads were unemployed in fall 1985 vs. broadcast interview. “ I think to really see where my strength is. month in the occupied West Bank school dropout rates of low-achievers, raises the problem. 10.6 percent of JAGs. Among blacks, it was 55 we’ve got to go through all 50 states.” u odds minority kids will get a permanent job an Perspective Gejdenson’s report is appropriately called "NRC When Hart rejoined the race last month, seven months after he 9 percent unemployed vs. 28.9 percent for JAGs, and astonishing five-fold — and increases their Coziness with Industry.” An NRC spokeswoman Michael J. McManus 40 vs. 23.7 for Hispanics. Thus, JAG cut the jobless quit amid reports of his relationship with model Donna Rice, he earnings by $2,250! declined our request for comment on the report said he would soon know whether his fledgling candidacy could The innovation is our now sm oll-group dynomicst O nce you That’s the record of Jobs for America’s rate nearly in half. until the NRC sends its formal response to join INNER CIRCLE, you'll moot ovo^ week with 8-12 caring peopio wto JAG grads, tracked over 20 months had eight fly HOWELL CHENEY shore your concerns and determination. You’ll see how the pow w of Graduates with 60,000 high school kids whose Gejdenson’s energy and environmental “ I ’m not going to perpetuate a campaign that’s not going more weeks of employment and earned $2,000 more mutual support can boost your motivotion. You’ll enjoy individualized grades are in the bottom quarter of their class in subcommittee. VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL attention. Participation in lively group discussions.To moke it e o M r to than a comparison group, with blacks earning anywhere,” he said then. I nine diverse states such as Virginia Arizona, credibility in teaching such courses as Career 791 West Middle Turnpike • Manchester. CT • 640-5398 learn the skills you need to win the weight-loss battle...together. more. Massachusetts and Ohio. Development. Job Attainment, Job Survival. QHt that keapa on giving What's more, INNER CIRCLE is backed by 25 yeors of Woighi Watchers I first saw it five years ago as Jobs for Delaware Leadership and Self-Development. Kids learn how What’s more, JAG gets these impressive results Postmaster general plans to retire know-how— this year featuring the new healthier 1988 Soviets were responsible for a hefty share of the Graduates In Dover, Del. and am proud that I to fill out a resume, and how to do well in a job at “ less than half of the cost” of placements, under ADULT EVENING EDUCATION COURSES Quick Su cce ss* Program. A new approach that will help you trim down WASHINGTON — Postmaster General Preston R. Tisch faster, and more safely than you’ve ever dream ed possible. predicted it would become a national model. interview. Basic skills remediation is also given to the federal Job ’Training Partnership Act, says pre-Christmas bujing spree in Washington, D.C. announced today he will leave office in the spring, but he has not SPRING 1988 It's designed to help you lose weight 2 0 % faster— and to help you keep it off. An initiative of then-Gov. Pete Du Pont, it was them. Smith. "Our costs are $1,300 per placement vs. ’The ranks of shoppers were swelled not Just by the Com e experience the difference our select group can make in the woy targeted at those least likely to succeed, the people Students join a "Career Association,” which has $2,700 for J’TPA. And we deliver more services — Soviet diplomats in town for the summit, but by set a formal date. REGISTRATION — January 4th, 5th & 6th — 6-8 PM student competitions, like "4-H Clubs.” But Instead following each graduate for nine months vs. only 30 Eastern bloc journalists and other official visitors. Tisch, completing 18 months as head of the U.S. Postal Service, CLASSES START WEEK OF JANUARY 11, 1988 you look a nd feel. Reserve your place at IN N ER CIRCLE now many now call "the underclass.” But the kids I said he Intends to return to private business in New York City, interviewed were as articulate and enthusiastic as of showing off a pignthese students have mock job days for JTPA.” ’They concentrated on such items as electronic calculators. A few indulged in computers and where he formerly was an executive with Loews Corp. any of the high school seniors I interview as a interview competitions and statewide meets, with And JAG’S national staff costs only $500,000 — MATH stereo equipment. Were these gifts fqr the folks ’Tisch took over the agency at a time of confusion and scandals M-2 Algabra alumnus volunteer for Duke University. real personnel directors deciding who will win the probably what the $4 billion J’TPA spends on M-1 Garwral Mith INNER back home? Not necessarily. One Russian said he involving procurement that eventually led to prison terms for M-3 Gaomatry M-4 Trlgonomalry Brilliantly designed by Ken Smith, who still trophies. paperclips. Most of the national funding is from planned to sell his “ gifts" on the Soviet black several postal officials. vcirclt; directs the national program, JAG works at the The courses and Career Association build a pride such foundations as Mott, Pew, IBM, American Express, Xerox and Ford. “ No other U.S. network market where they bring up to four times the U.S. He has helped bring stability to the agency but leaves with the BLUEPRINT READIN6 three toughest programs of an underachiever: low In these youngsters which they never got from their service facing severe budget problems as a result of cuts in parents or from school. Some, in fact, decide they of youth employment programs has ever been purchase price, even with the devalued dollar. B-1 B/P/R Fund«m«ntil B-2 B/P/R For Eloclrlclini self-confidence, lack of understanding of career federal spending. B-3 B/P/R For Carpontor* B-4 B/P/R For Elootrtcal want to go to college, after all, and do so. successful in the past without major and direct options and job contacts. B-5 B/P/R For Mtchlnotl Virtually all of the rest are able to get entry-level federal funding,” says Smith. Groups are now forming in Smith and Du Pont got the biggest businessmen PT-10 BoctricHy and Controli PT-13 06 Burrrar Elaolricitv jobs that they like. More important, after six At the local or state level, some funds come from Coalition calls for vote boycott in the state, who always have trouble hiring good PT-19 Bailc Rafrigaratlon Farmington & Manchester entry-level people, to serve on a board indicating a months, 86 percent of the 60,000 involved thus far J’TPA and some from state legislatures. In every iHaurliPstpr HpralJi were in those jobs or college nine months after state, the state education department has become PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A coalition representing Waldlng I Waldlng II willingness to hire competent high school Founded In 1881 professional, student and labor organizations has joined placement. involved. In Ohio, for example, a successful pilot in Small Englna Rapair DIaaal Engina Rapair graduates. opposition politicians in calling for a boycott of the national FOR MORE INFORMATION CAUi Du Pont began the program when he discovered Cincinnati spread it to Toledo, Youngstown, PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Publlther The State of Connecticut. Department of Education, will not dis­ That made it possible for "job specialisU” hired OEOROE T CHAPPELL...... Editor that half of the state’s unemployed were people Dayton, Columbus, Akron and Cleveland. election the junta will hold Jan. 17. , by Smith to talk to any local employer to line up DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exocutlvo Editor “ We declare null any election carried out under the auspices of criminate or permit discrimination against any person or group of per­ IK Why not get JAG in your local schools? "The 1 - 800- 622-2999 entry level jobs for students in the program. It is who were young — recent high school dropouts or MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor the present junta,” the Civil Society coalition said in a statement sons on the grounds of race, color, religious creed, age, sex, marital Welcomed impressive record of placing ‘at risk’ minority and ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aitoclit* Editor Ml significant that the job specialists were not hired grads who wanted jobs but were unable to find or released Monday. It claims it represents nearly 50 blvic and status, national origin, ancestry, present or past history of mental dis­ keep them. disadvantaged high shcool graduates compiled by order, mental retardation, or physical disability. Including but not Wetghi Wofchcfi. Innet Cifcte ond Quitk Soccoli by the school buraucracy, which knows nothing DENISE A ROBERTS ... . Advartiting DIrtetor religious organizations. „ u ore legiktafed iindemarki ol JAG provides a model,” says former Secretary of limited to blindness In Its educational programs and activities. about business — but from people In the Since its inception in 1979, about 8,000 Delaware MARK F ABRAITIS ...... Budneu Minagor The military run junta, which is led by Lt. Gen. Heqrt ^aihjihy, Weight W oKhcfk Iniemoitonul. Im commercial community who wanted to work with students have been in JAG. That has had a big Labor William Brock. SHELDON COHEN...... Compotlng Mtnagor issued no response to the coalition’s declaration. ' t 1988 Wetghf WoUhefllniernolionol.Inc To learn more, write Ken Smith, JAG, Suite ROBERT H HUBBARD . PrMtroom Mtnigor ------— 25ANNIVKR&ARY------kids. impact on the small state. Joblessness was 7.8 JEANNE O FROMERTH . Circulation Mtntgtr This "real world” credential have them percent In 1980, above the national average; it is 303M, 12501 St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1968 - 9 « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tiipsday. Jan. 5, 1988 Balloons New diet habits FOCUS deadly to iower egg intake

By Don Kendall “ Production costa likely will be a The Auoclated Press little higher than I987’s 62-cents- It’s time to take inventory dt your possessions per-dozen average,” he said. BRIGANTINE, N.J. (AP) - An WASHINGTON - The tradltonal “ Hence, the outlook for the industry percentage of the value or esti­ House Government Operations ueny that such extravagant scams environmentalist is appealing to a ham and eggs breakfast is gradu­ is not bright.” As the New you decide to sell this unique piece Committee. “ There is no license or could possibly be pulled off without mated cost of the property being national group of science educators ally giving way to lighter fare Ross noted that the egg industry Year beckons of jewelry. First you must know appraised. The American Society certification to be an appraiser as the cooperation of a reckless loan to cancel a launch of 300,000 among many health-conscious can expand output fairly quickly and you auto­ what it is worth. of Appraisers explains that such a These are just a few of the you would need to become a barber officer.) balloons as a way to save marine Americans, and Agriculture De­ when prices go up. Producers matically take a practice is unethical because it or accountant.” Rep. Doug Barnard, Jr. (D-Ga.), mammals that could fatally swal­ partment experts say the trend is operating below capacity can in­ mental Inven­ possible situations in which you means the appraiser. will have a Accounts of fraudulent appraisal has introduced legislation requir­ low balloons that drift ashore. hurting poultry producers. crease production rapidly by keep­ tory of 1987’s Sylvia would enlist the help of an vested Interest In the amount of the operations are as shocking as they ing state-level real estate appraiser But members of the Triangle “ Americans are reducing their ing older hens longer through events, this is an appraiser. appraised value. Most appraisers “ All of us have things in ourhome are common. Real estate appraisal certificatlpn for certain specific Coalition for Science and Technol­ consumption of eggs, pulling down forced molting. ideal time to charge an hourly fee, flat daily fee Porter that, if lost or stolen, we would have schemes — when a phony ap­ instapce!^ ogy Education, based In College egg prices,” economist Jack S. Since 1980, annual production of have your prop­ or per item. trouble proving what they were praiser, for instance, sets the value But no matter what type of Park, Md., say their annual April Ross says. “ A recent report by a table-type eggs has been around 5.2 erty Inventory worth,’’ notes Roy E. Morris II, of a $1 million property at $5 million appraisal you are Interested in, • Ask the appraiser for a sample balloon launch is an educational government-sponsored panel of billion dozen, and little change is and belongings president of the American Society — have been a major contributor to your bottom line is that it will take of a report he has prepared. An endeavor meant to attract students health specialists recommends that expected in 1988, he said. appraised. It's of Appraisers. the failure of so many savings and some extra probing for you to appraisal report not only tells you to science. The balloons are used as doctors monitor their adult pa­ “ Even though egg prices have probably an loan institutions across the country. appraise your appraiser. the value of the item, but also part of a national meteorological tients’ cholesterol level and pres­ been weak since last spring, the idea you have considered In the IT CAN HELP you determine the experiment. b u t b e f o r e y o u get carried By overvaluing a property, the should include the following infor­ cribe corrective diets for risk industry shows no inclination to past, but never quite got around to total value of your small business, Some basics: “ We’re an organization of scient­ away, particularly when you hear borrower gets a bigger loan and the • Make sure the appraiser is a mation: the objective of the apprai­ cases.” curtail production,” he said. doing. Now is the time to act. including real estate and equip­ ists and we’ve talked about this at wild stories of ordinary folks financial institution gets higher member of one of the eight national sal, (for example, was it to Ross continued; ” If doctors heed “ Overall, the flock size and re­ Experts who specialize In ap­ ment as well as such intangibles as considerable length,” said the finding valuable antiques and art­ upfront fees. appraisal associations that certify determine fair market value or the this report, there is no doubt it will placement pullets have changed J praising belongings — from an patents, copyrights and goodwill. If cost to replace the item ?): the coalition’s executive director, John hurt demand for high-cholesterol little; forced molting is high, and antique clock that has been in the you are contemplating buying that work in the basement, be warned! its members. THE PRICE TAG for this swin­ description of the item, (for identi­ M. Fowler. “ The good we’re doing foods, contributing further to the slaughter of hatchery hens in 1987 attic for years to property with charming colonial home you love, There are no federal testing or • Interview potential appraisers dle: An estimated $5 billion was fication purposes); and a descrip­ by encouraging kids to look into long-run decline in egg was below 1986.” intangible worth (such as a busi­ first have an appraiser thoroughly certification requirements to be­ to determine whether their qualifi­ lost over the last five years in the tion of the methods used toestimate science far outweighs the hypothet­ consumption.” On'v about 1,800 producers own ness’ good name) — can put a dollar investigate the structure and condi­ come an appraiser. cations match your needs. Find out U.S. as a result of bad real estate the item’s value. ical risk among marine mammals. Older Americans in the 50-plus flocks of more than 10,000 laying value on just about anything that tion to make sure you are getting a “ In more than 40 states, anyone where the appraiser’s expertise loans that were based on faulty “ For one hour, half a million kids age group are the greatest consu­ hens, compared with approxi­ you own. fair deal. If your heirloom gold and can call himself an appraiser.” lies. Take the time to evaluate the appraisals. in the country are excited about mers of eggs, he said. They were mately 6,000 commercial owners a But why would you ever need an ruby pendant is lost or stolen, would reports a staff member of the appraiser’s credentials. It will be Commerce, Consumer and Mone­ (Note: The blame not only lies • Discuss fees in advance! Avoid Science.” brought up by parents who often ate decade ago, Ross said. The trend appraisai? There are many rea­ you know how much it was worth worth it. The coalition sends schools a list tary Affairs Subcommittee of the with the appraisers. Few would appraisers who base their fees on a eggs for breakfast. will continue toward fewer and sons. for insurance purposes? Or maybe of ’’prelaunch activities,” he said, A But younger people, the baby- larger egg producers as stronger “ to learn why balloons go up, how AP photo boomers, consume fewer eggs, operations buy out inefficient and high they go, why they pop and how River in Chicago Monday. The shack is Ross said. Therefore egg consump­ financially pressed producers, he Questions probe to make weather predictions.” KEEPING W A R M — Harold Thomas and tion is expected to decline in the said. The coalition has heard of only his friend. Tommy Ray, right, warm built of rotted wood, discarded sheet future. Meanwhile, another USDA offi­ one marine fatality in which a themselves In front of a trash-can fire metal and grimy canvas. The U.S. per capita consumption cial is emphasizing the bargains sperm whale swallowed a toy of eggs was around 251 eggs last now available. Mylar balloon, which differs from outside their shack along the Chicago year and could dip to 246 eggs, on her personal life H. Conner Kennett, director of the latex balloons used in the the average, in 1988. Since 1975, launch, Fowler said. when the average dropped to 276, poultry in the department’s Agri­ N cultural Marketing Service, said DEAR But Robert Schoelkopf, director per capita egg consumption has ABBY: My hus­ of the Marine Mammal Stranding shack Is their home, been at the lowest levels since egg production this winter is up Open about 1 percent from a year agoand band and I are Center in Brigantine, said he has USDA began keeping records in that prices are down about 20 cents both employed documentation to prove that var­ 1909. D ear Abby a dozen from the year-ago New by the same ious kinds of turtles and whales Before that, the low mark was 278 large company. indeed swallow latex balloons that eggs per person in 1935 during the York wholesale price. Recently we Abigail Van Buren warm bed is their dream drift out over the sea and fall into Depression. Egg consumption “ Fall and winter egg prices were required to the ocean. Marine mammals mis­ Each has a scraggly beard and wears layers of climbed to 400 eggs in 1945, the final normally rise owing to a normal take physical take the balloons for jellyfish and By Ed White year of World War II. The rate has drop in a hen’s production cycle, examinations The Associated Press garments. Thomas’ boots have holes while Ray’s swallow them. toes are chilled in vinyl sneakers. been below 300 annually since the but that wasn’t the case this for health “ I had a leatherback tu: lie here winter,” Kennett said. “ In light of CHICAGO — When frigid wind rattles the home of For meals, they often chew doughnuts washed early 1970s. insurance. that had five latex balloons in its the supply-demand situation of Harold Thomas and Tommy Ray, they pull their down with water stored in a plastic jug. Ross said wholesale egg prices We were each stomach, with the strings still this year may average 59 cents to 65 eggs (in December), retail food given a questionnaire to fill out. On DEAR ABBY: I am sodisgusted I coat zippers a little higher, push their hands in their “ I’ve lived in shelters, abandoned buildings, attached,” he said. “ And right now, abandoned cars, abandoned trucks. You name it,’ cents a dozen for Grade A large shoppers — and wholesale buyers the form was a section "for women don’t know what to do, but I have to pockets a little deeper and pray for warmth a little like bakeries — probably will I ha ve four loggerhead turtles in my said Ray, a house painter who has lived on the eggs in cartons on the New York only.” The women were asked: “ At tell somebody, so I’m telling you. holding tank, and last week one longer. City market, compared with an continue to enjoy egg bargains into They can’t throw a rug to stifle the draft. There streets since 1981. "I complain a iot. I made my bed what age did you have your first We had a telephone with a passed two latex balloons. potimntPf] 62 cents last year. early 1988.” are no windows to slam shut. hard, so I’ve got to sleep in it, but it shouidn’t be this sexual encounter?” (The men were clear-ringing bell for as long as I “ We’re feeding them high con­ Thomas, 35, and Ray, 37, live in an open shack hard.” not asked this.) can remember — and I am not centrations of mackerel, which is along the Chicago River. It’s built with rotted wood, Their misery is contrasted by the area’s I refused to answer it. and told the young. The phone gave out and had an oily fish, and I guess that’s discarded sheet metal, grimy canvas — and the prosperity. Nutritious miik product examining nurse that I thought it to be replaced, so I just went to helping get the balloons through AT4T and bought a new one. Well, hope that some day they’ll have money to put a real Just north of the shack is the sparkling was nobody’s business. She insisted their system.” roof over their heads. heaquarters of Montgomery Ward and Co., and the it was “ scientific and important to this phone does not ring. It sounds Fowler, however, said his organi­ “ It’s not much, but it’s ourhome,” said Ray as he printing plant of the city’s largest newspaper, the fights harmfui bacteria complete the report.” As a matter like a sick turkey! zation’s research found that bal­ It cannot be heard if the TV is on. invited a visitor to sit in a rusty chair. Chicago ’Tribune. To the east is the East Bank Club of principle, I left that question loons floating into the atmosphere “ It’s the only home we have,” he said Monday. where wealthy members pay thousands of dollars to unanswered, but I suspect that and worse yet, it came in a box pop into harmless tiny fragments CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) - said Alan Huggins, vice president marked "Manufactured in China.” stay in shape. nurse filled it in for me so the before falling. He also said turtles The men are among Chicago's estimated 25,000 Sales of a new cultured milk that of the Dairy Research Foundation. That did it! I will not have anything Above the shack are tracks used by trains questionnaire would be feed by smell, not by sight. homeless. But unlike those who crowd city aids digestion and may combat Preliminary studies indicate . in my house that is not made in this carrying commuters between Chicago and the “ complete.” “ In the prelaunch material we “ warming centers” and overnight shelters to other intestinal disorders have such milk cultures also may benefit country. I am taking this phone suburbs. Abby, would you have answered distribute to schools, we do put in a escape single-digit temperatures, Thomas and Ray more than doubled since the people with lactose Intolerance, back — I don’t care if I have to “ They seem friendly,” R a y said of the passengers that question ? And of what possible caution that if people live along the choose to survive outdoors just west of the product was introduced last fall, diarrhea and even colon cancer, but resort to smoke signals. And who often return waves. “ But I can’t say they’re use could that information be in a coast, they may want to check downtown Loop. the makers say. more evidence is needed, Huggins another thing, why did they change concerned.” routine health examination? winds and wait until they are not They’re tired of roaming the streets, and they The milk, called Nu-trish a-B, said. the bell ? I was so accustomed to the The men don’t know how long they plan to live A PRIVATE PERSON. blowing offshore,” Fowler said. distrust strangers found in the shelters. So for nine contains acidophilus and blfidiim, Though milk with acidophilus ATLANTA old ringing sound. outdoors. They don't have a permanent address, so “ One thing you’ve got to do is take months, they’ve lived in a shack in a small lot filled two beneficial bacteria found natu­ already has been introduced into Lord knows we pay enough for they can’t receive public aid. the number of balloons we’re with trash and rats. rally in the human digestive system the market, the mixture of the two DEAR PRIVATE PERSON: telephone service without having to They want full-time jobs. launching and look at the size of the A friend lives a few yards a way — in a cardboard but that become depleted with time. bacteria adds a new dimension to 5 Congratulations! You are also a put up with an instrument that not “ The thing that we have is determination and ocean,” he said. “ We’re probably box. “ It’s not any miraculous cure-all the product, Mayfield said. thinking person. 1 would not have only is made in China but sounds courage," Ray said. “ Because if we lost that, we Consumers in the test-market endangering only one or two • ‘This is the second time I’ve been homeless, ’ ’ said might as well go lay in the snow and die. or anything. It’s just sound, basic answered that question. It was like a sick turkey gobbling. nutrition,” said Scottie Mayfield, area apparently believe the claim. turtles, if that many.” Thomas, a carpenter who hasn’t had full-time work “ Only God can determine how long we can hold inappropriate, irrelevant and an HAD ENOUGH marketing director at Mayfield Schoelkopf also argued that in more than a year, out. I have never lost the faith that it might get Last October, the dairy sold invasion of privacy. fallen balloons constitute litter. Dairy Farms, of Athens. about 12,000 half-gallon Jugs o f the Thank you for giving me this DEAR HAD: You may have had “ Some people say ’get a job,” ’ he added, tossing better.” “ Yes, that is litter,” Fowler said, The “ friendly” bacteria in the milk a week in the Knoxville, opportunity to again tell my read­ enough — but there’s more! In more wood on a roaring fire that sends ashes and As the sun fell, Thomas stoked the fire that “ but I wouldn’t litter without milk aids digestion by fighting Chattanooga and Cookeville areas, ers that they are not obligated to order to buy a telephone like the one sparks around the filthy shack. “ I’m willing to work. provided the evening’s only light. Hours later, at 11 having a very good reason behind p.m. Monday, the temperature dipped to minus 9 harmful bacteria that build up in Mayfield said. Now, sales are abouh answer a question in a question­ that gave out, you may have to buy I just need a place to clean up. Look at me — I’m a the intestines, according to officials 26,000 half-gallons, Mayfield said. naire simply because it is asked. a secondhand instrument. New is it.” degrees. In the past year, Schoelkopf has mess.” at Chr. Hansen’s Laboratories in Leave a blank space, or write in not always better. We’re lucky “ I think this is a product of appealed successfully to a number Milwaukee, where the culture was “ not relevant” to the questions you these days if what we can get is as substantial importance and we of organizations that planned bal­ developed. know there are a lot of dairies that find an invasion of your privacy. good as what gave out. The acidophilus helps in the small Reginald Pinto/Minchaatar Herald loon launches. The state chapter of are just going to watch us and see the National Arthritis Foundation, More money sought to fight AIDS intestine and bifidum helps in the what we do,” he said. large intestine, said Susan Taylor, SNOW MUCH FUN — Keith Pang, 4, of Hackmatack father shovel snow after the first snowstorm of the new for one, recently opted to launch a Gallon cartons of the Nu-trish a-B hot-air balloon for its fund-raiser. tion, ” the newspaper said. product manager at Hansen’s. Fungus Infection year dumped about 5 inches on Manchester Monday. NEW YORK (AP) — The secre­ documents. The product has not been tested in may be added soon, and Mayfield Street, can't resist having some fun while helping his Schoelkopf suggested that organ­ That is an increase of 45 percent The budget office told the admin­ tary of Health and Human Services the United States, but research in said that could boost sales because izations that want to sponsor above President Reagan’s last istration it would be futile to try to is seeking more than $1 billion for Europe and Japan appears to that size is traditionally more balloon launches should look into budget request and 20.5 percent make major cuts in Bowen’s 1989 the battle against AIDS, an in­ support the makers claims, indus­ popular than half-gallons. balloons made of biodegradable more than Congress appropriated request, even though his depart­ may run Its course crease of more than 20 percent over try officials say. Bart Carey of Tellico Plains said materials. Asian countries have for the current year. Reagan had ment appeared to have “ abandoned this year’s appropriation, accord­ “ The general claim that it would his family has been drinking the paper balloons, he said, and bal­ ing to a report published today. requested $791 million and Con­ critical appraisal of AIDS propos­ Homeless in paradise loons could possibly be made of als” drafted by federal health have a positive influence ... to aid Nu-trish a-B since it came on the gress appropriated $950 million DEAR DR. Dr. Otis R. Bowen has requested digestion is a very valid claim ,” market. GOTT: My son synthetic, digestable skins such as $1,145 billion for AIDS-related before adjourning in December. agencies, the newspaper said. has just deve­ the kind used to make hot dogs and research and education for the Budget officials have urged the loped histoplas­ sausages. fiscal year 1989, which begins Oct. president to approve most of the m osis of the Dr.Gott Not everyone eats well in the Borscht Belt Fowler said his organization 1, The New York Times reported, request, saying any significant cuts would be interested to learn about eyes. How is this Peter Gott, M.D citing confidential budget “ would embarrass the administra­ WB&ITWAIimK cured? such alternative materials. DEAR and luxury resorts. hotels, where the room rate might be $1,000 a READER: His­ Bv Nancy Shulls The Associated Press The contrast is even sharper at Christmas, month. toplasmosis is a when hotel meals are more lavish, entertain­ Soviet shrinks fungus infection “ These people are really being abused,” says KIAMESHA LAKE, N.Y. — After dark in the ment more elaborate. The Concord’s Christmas that rarely Tom Angell, a lawyer with Mid-Hudson Legal Catskills, fleets of white-coated waiters glide menu expanded to eight entrees, instead of the face new ruies needs treatment. It runs its course do encourage you to see a doctor, Services. Angell’s clients allege that some motel through a 3,500-seat dining room for the usual six. Meanwhile, United Way volunteers TUiikvJllciJd owners harass female residents, and that others and, after healing, leaves scars in because the symptoms you des­ scramble for last-minute donations. MOSCOW (AP) — A new law YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP INTRODUCING THE NEW ^ elaborate ritual that is dinner at the Concord throw husbands out as a condition under which lungs, lymph glands and the eyes. cribe may indicate illness. In The ranks of the needy are growing makes it a crime to commit Hotel. ' their wives and children are allowed to stay. 757 Mairv Street, Downtown Manchester 9 Ordinarily, the scars themselves do particular, you may be anemic or Tonight’s trays hold prime rib, roast chicken, throughout the gentle range of low, rounded mentally healthy people to psychi­ not affect health. have a heart condition that needs “ Clearly, the motel phenomenon is a scandal P C K SUCCESS PROGR AN^ Boston bluefish, and three other entrees, in mountains, a place better known for trout atric institutions and establishes an A more serious form, called attention. that’s spreading from urban to rural areas,” keeping with a formula touted in hotel streams and waterfalls than for hunger and appeals process for mental patients Liquidation Sale progressive histoplasmosis, can At rest, our bodies have a basic says Robert Hayes, counsel to the National 20% FASTER brochures: “ no fewer than 120 varieties and homelessness. and their family members, the Tass sometimes be fatal and can infect metabolic demand. This demand is Coalition for the Homeless. He notes that lack of selections of food per three meals.” Parts of the Catskills are an hour’s drive from news agency said. WEIGHT LOSS large areas of the body. The increased enormously when we transportation keeps many motel families from There’s no choice of entree at the Redwood New York City, and the path to affordable The legislation, reported on Mon­ 60% OFF We ll put a smile on your face this year, with problem faced by doctors is to exercise. Your tennis-induced fa­ connecting with jobs, bousing or services. Motel in nearby Monticello, where Wendy housing was quickly discovered. In Orange and day, appears to be part of Soviet ((/m il January 25, 1988) determine whether the histoplas­ tigue and rapid heartbeat suggest a fabulous new weight loss plan that melts Pegram is delivering her family’s supper. Sullivan counties, soaring costs and severe “ There’s no cooking facilities and no place to leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s mosis is “ burned out” (leaving that your system is overworking in Youth Sizes (14-20) those pounds away 20% faster than before! There’s no dining room, either. By the time the shortages of housing began showing up two shop for food. Your kids may have to travel 50 effort to Increase openness in Soviet scars) or whether it is active and order to supply your muscles with food arrives, it’s no longer hot. For a plain meal years ago. miles a day to go to school.” society by loosening some Levi Jeans And you'll stay healthy as you lose pound requires treatment. Special blood the oxygen necessary for strenuous Slack$ of chicken and macaroni and cheese, Wendy In Orange County, the Catskills’ southernmost Others may not go at all. restraints. after pound. There's never been a better tests can helpdifferentiate between activity. If you are anemic, less Denim & Cords walks to the Shop Rite, then to a friend’s to use point, anti-poverty agencies estimate the Three cases are pending in U.S. District Court “ It provides for legal guarantees Drei$ & Caiual active and Inactive forms of the oxygen is carried In the blood cells; Regular & Slims way to lose weight faster. the oven, and finally back to the motel, more number of homeless at between 2,000 and 3,000. in White Plains involving homeless children against possible errors and mal­ Sixet 9-14 if your heart’s efficiency is im­ disease. than two miles in all. The Pegrams, who have The county spent more than $4 million sheltering being denied the right to attend school where practices in providing psychiatric Youth - WoUt 25"-30" Sizes 8-14 FREE REGISTRATION If your son lives in an area — such paired, less blood — and less lived here two months, have no car. them this year, nearly twice as much as last they’re being sheltered. assistance to the population,” Tass Youth - Ifaist 25”-30“ as the Mississippi and Ohio River oxygen — will circulate. See a Blazers & Suita SAVE $18 “ I’m really getting very crazy,” Wendy says. year. The motels are supposed to be used only as said. valleys — where histoplasmosis is doctor and get checked out before “ I’m upset and I’m taking it out on my family.” Among the newcomers are 3S-year-old Robert emergency housing. For John Malik, his wife “ Among other things, it estab­ Sizes 14-20, 8-12, 4-7 Winter Heavywear Pay only the $8 weekly fee. endemic (very common), he may your next tennis match. But after giving them Pop-Tarts for breakfast Conklin, an unemployed boat painter, and his Ruth and two of their children — the other seven lishes rules for the original exami­ Join by January 30 a! these convenient limes and locations; For further inspiration. I’m send­ simply be showing the inocuous and peanut butter sandwiches for lunch, “ They wife Susan. Their home is a rusting blue Subaru were placed in foster homes on grounds of nation, the rendering of psychiatric Girls Slacks Girls & Boys Sixes consequences of the infection. ing you a free copy of my Health in the village of Greenwood Lake. neglect — the emergency has lasted four years. aid and the emergency hospiUliza- Limited Quantities MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR really ought to get some hot food,” she says. Sixes 4-14 EAST HARTFORD Community Dapttat Church Wipping Comm. Church Nevertheless, his ophthalmologist Report. Eating Right Fora Healthy The Conklins arrived in September from New That’s bow long the Maliks have been living In tlon of mental patients posing a Knlghta ol Columbui Hall Sacond Congregational Church “ Even if it is only warm.” First Congregattonat Church 565 E Center Street 1790 Ellington Rd will wish to test him in the event Heart, which offers suggestions on Long Sleeve Dress Shirts 1831 Main Street 365 N. Mam St. This past holiday season, the Pegrams were Jersey. They planned to stay with Robert’s motels. danger to themselves and to 837 Mam Street •Thurs 10 am •Thurs 4:45pm4 7 pm that the eye lesions reflect active how to help protect yourself from •Wed 10 am. 4:45 pm 4 7 pm •Mon 7pm •Mon. 4.45 pm 47 pm among the homeless in a land of plenty; the brother, but Richard Conklin’s $306-a-month Their latest Is 27 miles from their children's others.” Solids & Stripes, Sizes 12-20 •Wed 4:45pm4 7 pm disease and. hence, should be heart and arterial disease. Other Borscht Belt, famous for serving up gargantuan trailer turned out to have sagging floors, rotting foster homes; given that they’ve no car, it might Tass said the statute provides for readers who are interested in this Short Sleeve Dress Shirts Meetings begin at times listed above. Doors open 45 minutes earlier (or new rnernber registration. treated. meals and nightly shtick to generations of walls, roaches and rats. as well be a hundred. It also is typical of rooms mandatory confinement of citizens Health Report should send $1 with For more Information and additional meeting locations, call vacationers. Moreover, it was too small for three. they’ve been given in the past, says Malik, who who commit dangerous offenses, Solids & Stripes, Sizes 10-20 DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m female, 60 their name and address to P.O. 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The cost of four years of motel life; “ More ' complaints that citizens arrested ★ Fixtures fo r Sale ★ theaded and tired, and my arms At night, they curled up in the Subaru, whose than enough to buy the Maliks a nice-sised house for political dissent and human For Dr. Gott’s complete discus­ houses that evolved into year-round resorts, formerly *20.50 * Manikins for Sale * seem to he made of lead. I’m 5 feet 1 back seat held their provisions; com flakes and of their own,” Angell says. rights activities have been deli­ sion of problems and treatments of launching qareers for Jackie Mason, Henny 1500 and weigh 100 pounds. Yournatural a quart of milk, to be supplemented from the The Pegrams’ two rooms at the Redwood cost vered by government agents to Final Sales / Broken Sises advice would be ’’give up tennis.” the prostate gland, write for your Youngman, Sid Caesar and others. Levi bool corduroy and denim jeans No Adjustments on C r Vacationers who can’t pay Grossingers prices garbage can in front of the bakery. $2,500 a month. The statewide average, mental hospitals. I'HE NEW QUICK SUCCESS PROGRAM" but it gives me pleasure. Should I copy of Dr. Gott’s new Health The day of the first big snowstorm, county according to the Department of Social Services Dickie cotton dc corduroy slacks Previous Sales Report on The Prostate Gland. set up housekeeping in the bungalow colonies IfaUi Sises tS’ -JO" worry? officials gave them a motel room. in Albany, is $1,400 per family, a cost shared by Cash. Cheek. MC/riU Only Send $1 and your name and address that litter a landscape affectionately nicknamed The U.S. lunar probe Pioneer One Many homeless families are being sheltered in the county, state and federal governments. to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, OH the Jewish Alps. was launched Oct. 11, 1958. DEAR READER: As a tennis motels. Some are decent and clean. Others are The big Borscht Belt hotels number less than a 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the Nowadays, there are soup kitchens and player, my “ natural advice” Is: country cousins of the notorious big-city welfare dozen, but bungalow colonies are everywhere. Don’t give up the sport! However. I title. welfare motels amid the eight-course dinners I

MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueaday, Jan, 8, 19S8 - II in — MANPHRSTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 5, 1988 DEP checks Brophy ‘rethinks’ Yam Mill, SPORTS should avert similar spills will appeal decision by PZC Continued from page I Manchester Police Department, systems on the mill site would Injury-riddled Oilers HARTFORD (AP) — Inspections felt no signal was needed. Because channel drainage that now collects * V on Hartford Road Into the 12-inch of nnajor oil terminals are now standards. the decision on the signal would under way in Connecticut and "You've got to be careful about ultimately be made by the state pipe. This Increased flow would should prevent the type of massive what your town standards are. Department of Transportation, the require an 18-Inch pipe, and is the developer’s responsibility, Weber spill that has contaminated the From a legal standpoint, the town developer said the PZC over­ gain tie with Bruins Ohio and Monongahela rivers in standard Is what you’ve imposed In stepped Its authority in requiring it. said. The PZC and Brophy Ahem also Pennsylvania, officials say. this district upon others," Leitze “ I would be delighted to litigate disagreed on who should make The state Diepartment of Envir­ said. By Ken Rapoport the Devils. that because you’re way beyond certain water main connections Erickson gave the Kings the lead onmental Protection began inspect­ Leitze also said the PZC couldn't your authority on that issue,” The Associated Press ing the terminals In the fall to follow require the developer to install a required by the water and fire NHL Roundup just 4:57 into the game when he Leitze said. departments to provide domestic up a first round of safety checks traffic signal at the intersection of With two of theirbig shots out, the stole the puck from Pot Verbeek at water and fire protection to the site. made in the mid-1970s. Pine Street and Hartford Road. A Brophy Ahern also argued that it Edmonton Oilers got a long shot center Ice, skated into the Devils’ The town agreed to moke one of the The program 10 years ago traffic study done for the developer shouldn’t have to replace a 12-inch from Charlie Huddy to stave off zone and beat goalie Bob Souve uncovered and led to corrections of by a private firm said that a signal storm drain with an 18-inch storm disputed connections, but Richard in this game,” O’Reilly said. with a 45-foot slapshot. Staye, a utility engineer with the defeat. widespread safety problems, said was needed at the intersection now, drain located off the site. The town “ The way our two teams played, “ We’ve come a long way (since Water Department said that al­ water deportment, said it may be Rangers 6, Blues 2 Donald Burton, chief inspector of an(I Brophy Ahem felt the town it deserved to end up in a tie,” earlier in the season),” Erickson though runoff from the Yam Mill years before funds are available Newly-acquired right wing Paul the D E P’s oil and chemical spill should pay for it because of the Eldmonton Coach Glen Sather said said. "Everybody Is really pulling emergency unit. existing traffic problem. Gary development would decrease, im­ and the PZC required Brophy Cyr broke a first-period tie with a following Monday night's 2-2 NHL their weight now and we are Wood, traffic officer with the provements made to the sewer Ahem to make the connection. power-play goal as the Rangers Among the problems the inspec­ tie with the Boston Bruins. "There actually getting to be a pretty good tions uncovered were the absence extended their unbeaten streak to team. It seem like everyone is more J weren't many mistakes made. It six games. of tank overflow warning devices was a pretty good hockey game.” committed, picking up their man and inadequate or non-existent Cyr, acquired in a trade with the and everyone Is more conscious of Obituaries The injury-riddled Oilers played Buffalo Sabres last week, broke a dikes to contain major spills. without two of their star players, not allowing goals, and that has 1-1 tie at 11; 22 of the first period. really made a difference for us.' The inspection program focuses Wayne Gretzky and Mark Messier, Cyr. shooting from the neutral on terminals along Connecticut's Irene U. Bergin Church, 40 Pitkin St. Burial will be made to the American Cancer yet managed to hang in. The Oilers zone, bounced the puck off the right Canucks 7, Maple Leafs 7 major waterways. In East Cemetery. Calling hours at Society or to the American Dia­ finally earned the tie on a fluke board and it slid'into an unattended The funeral for Irene U. Bergin of betes Association. Russ Courtnall’s goal with 2; iV - Burton and other officials ac­ the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 60-foot goal by Huddy with 2; 17 left net. St. Louis goaltender Greg 368 Hilliard St., who died Saturday, Main St., are Wednesday from 2to4 remaining In the third period gave knowledged. however, that Connec­ in the third period. Millan left the net unattended when will be Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at p.m. and 7 to 9 p.mt Toronto a tie as the teams com­ A ticut, like Pennsylvania, does not "The first six or seven minutes he went behind the goal line to clear require terminal owners to empty the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Memorial donations may be Lily Laskin bined for eight goals in the third we played like we knew Gretzky the puck. their tanks periodically and con­ Main St., with a Mass of Christian made to the Concordia Lutheran PARIS (AP) - Lily Laskin, a period. and Messier weren’t in the lineup,” The Rangers got second-period duct a comprehensive evaluation of burial at 11:15 a.m. at St. Bridget Church. musician who helped make the Boston Coach Terry O’Reilly said. Courtnall beat Vancouver goalie Church. Burial will be in St. Mary’s goals by Walt Poddubny, Jean the structures. State inspections harp a featured solo instrument in “ Then we realized how well these Kirk McLean with a slapshot from Cemetery, Unionville. Calling major concerts, died Monday. She r/ Erixon and Ulf Dahlen, his first of will not include such evaluations, the right faceoff circle for hie 19th Eva Marion Villa guys were playing. We picked it up two, as they extended their un­ either. hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and was 94. goal of the season. Eva Marion (DeCampos) Villa, and played a strong game for the “ We don't keep track of how often AP photo 7 to 9 p.m. Miss Laskin studied at the Paris beaten streak to 5-0-1. Petri Skriko put the Canucks up Memorial donations may be 73, of Westerly, R.I., formerly of rest of the night. It was a heck of a they draw a tank down and when Conservatory and gave her first "After Cyr's goal, we just took 7-6 at 16:45. Leaf defenseman Todd made to a charity of the donor’s Manchseter, died Monday at the hockey game and it ended the way it they inspect them. There probably LIGHT CLEANING — Workers drag a boom Monday into public concert at age 12. Four years control.” said Rangers goaltender Gill tripped the puck carrier, who N choice. Westerly Hospital, R.I. She was the should have.” would be some benefit to the state the Monongahela River as part of the cleanup of the later, Miss Laskin became the first John Vanbiesbrouck. who sparkled fell and slid into the crease, widow of Vincent J. Villa. female harpist at the Paris Opera. Elsewhere. It was the New York and to the operators themselves to in a 28-save performance. "W e’re a carrying the puck and goaltender million-gallon spill of diesel fuel in Pittsburgh. She was born in New Bedford, She was known for her interpreta­ Rangers 6, St. Louis 2; Los Angeles do It on a regular schedule.” Burton Isabelle M. Gallagher confident team. We’ve tightened up AI Bester over the goal line with said. Mass., March 1, 1914, and she lived tions of Mozart and in 1937 she gave 6, New Jersey 3, and Vancouver 7, our defense, and everyone is Isabelle M. Gallagher, 54, of East him for his 12th goal. Connecticut has more than 75 in Manchester for 40 years before a landmark performance of his Toronto 7. Hartford, died Monday at Hartford pitching in.” " I was one of those games where terminals along the coast and moving to Rhode Island two years concerto for flute and harp at the Buddy's shot apparently hit Hospital. She was the wife of Kings 6, Devils 3 major rivers. Some of these termi­ Pittsburgh oil spill ago. Before retiring, she was Salzburg Music Festival. Miss Boston’s Ken Linseman and spun I’m sure the fans got their money’s William B. Gallagher and the nals have tanks as large as the 3.5 employed in the housekeeping Laskin taught the harp at the Paris past goalie Reggie Lemelln. ena­ Bryan Erickson, Bemie Nicholls worth,” said Toronto forward AI mother of William B. Gallagher Jr. million gallon tank that collapsed department at Manchester Memor­ Conservatory from 1948-58. She bling the Oilers to salvage the tie. and Mike Allison turned New Secord, who scored two goals and of Manchester. Saturday in West Elizabeth. Pa., ial Hospital for many years. She revived many scores written for the Ray Bourque had given Boston a Jersey giveaways into unassisted assisted on two others. "Both teams leaves suburbs dry Besides her husband and son. she was a member of the Glastonbury threatening the drinking water harp by such composers as Handel 2-1 lead early in the second period opened it up and it became a is survived by five other sons. goals as Los Angeles beat the supply of 750,000 residents of Grange and the VFW Auxiliary and and Camille Saint-Saens. shootout. Daniel W. Gallagher, James F. with a power-play goal, his seventh, Devils to win three consecutive suburban Pittsburgh. Continued from page 1 disaster in Allegheny, Washington the American Legion Auxiliary, "The goaltenders had to come up Gallagher. Laurence J. Gallagher and the Bruins appeared en route to games for the first time this season. In that incident, one-third of the and Beaver counties around Pitts­ both o f‘Manchester. 1^ with good saves at each end. I and Bruce P. Gallagher, all of East victory as Lemelin frustrated the The Kings, who had two previous W.Va., 53 miles downstream. burgh so the National Guard could She is survived by two sons, thought Bester kept us in the game, tank's contents spilled over the Hartford, and Robert A. Stack of John Dopyera AP photo Oilers repeatedly. two-game winning streaks this protective dike designed to contain "Most of our tanks are depleted. haul water. More than 70 tankers, Charles Villa of Vernon and Ray­ Leonia. N.J.; two daughters, Mary GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) - Lemelin finished with 27 saves, season, took control with four goals especially in the last three or four the oil and contaminated the They're empty,” said Robert Ross, each holding 400 gallons of water, mond Villa of Manchester; three Salt Lake City. The Celtics prevailed, Ellen O’Donnell and Lisa M. John Dopyera, whose Dobro guitar DRAWING THE FOUL — Boston’s while Edmonton’s Grant Fuhr in a fight-marred second period minutes. It’s a point — we’ll take it. Monongahela and Ohio rivers. vice president of Western Pennsyl­ were available along with eight daughters, Helen Kinney of South Gallagher, both of East Hartford; became a standard instrument in Robert Parish (00) is fouled by Utah’s 107-99. made 28. that featured 124 minutes in penal­ But, still, we need much better Waterfowl and fish were also vania Water Co,, which serves larger tankers. Windsor. Sandra Brooks of Man­ four brothers. Laurence J. Gal­ bluegrass bands, died Sunday. He "Both goaltenders were the stars ties, including a club-record 62 by hockey from everybody.” threatened. 750,000 people and had to close one The Red Cross set up a shelter at chester and Norma Barganier of Mark Eaton in Monday night’s game in lagher Jr. and Raymond Gal­ was 94. Burton said the chances of a of its two Monongahela River Pittsburgh's convention center for Westerly, R.I., with whom she lagher, both in Canada. George E. Dopyera began as a violin maker similar spill In Connecticut are intakes. those forced to rely on steam heat. lived; three brothers. Norman Gallagher and Theodore Gal­ for National String Instrument Co., "n il'' because of an inspection About 10,000 West Penn custo­ Pittsburgh's water comes from the DeCampos of Newington. Earl lagher: two sisters, Marjorie Mac­ but in 1925 cbme up with the idea of program the state undertook be­ mers in North Fayette Township Allegheny River and was DeCampos of Farmington and Donald and Florence Allison, both using a spun aluminum cone to tween 1974 and 1976. The DEP hopes were without water iate Monday, as unaffected. Gabriel DeCampos of Manchester; Ainge’s three-pointers in Canada; and six grandchildren. alter and amplify the sound of a Huskies visit Seton Hail to have reinspected all of the state's were 13,000 customers of the The state ordered mandatory 13 grandchildren; and seven great­ The funeral will be Wednesday at guitar. He left National in 1928 to marine terminals by May. officials Municipal Authority of Robinson water conservation in affected grandchildren. She was prede­ 9:15 a.m. from the Dillon-Baxter form Dobro with his four brothers Township. areas. Businesses were told to ceased by a son, Vincent Villa Jr., said. Funeral Home, 1276 Berlin Turn­ — the name stands for Dopyera EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Until last fall, terminal inspec­ Ross estimated it would be "at curtail non-essential use. and resi­ and a brother, Raymond pike, Wethersfield, followed by a Brothers. He left Dobro when it — Riding a five-game winning tions, maintenance and re pair were minimum three to four days, more dents were asked to significantly DeCampos. Mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. A memorial service will be held merged with Nationai in 1932 and shoot down the Jazz streak, the University of Con­ than likely five to six days,” before reduce usage for at least the next left largely to tank owners. in St. Isaac Jogues Church. East opened a music shop. The Dobro necticut begins the teeth of its Various agencies regulate termi­ the pump was turned back on. two to three days. Thursday at 8; 30 p.m. at the Hartford, Burial will be In Mount Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main St. was made famous through the Big East Conference schedule nal safety, including the DEP. state About 50,000 people would be Communities downriver in Ohio St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Grand Oid Opry by Bashfui Brother By The Associated Press to beat.” the buzzer to make it 82-79 for Utah tonight at 9 against Seton Hall at immediately affected by a water and West Virginia also were Burial will be private. Calling hours and local fire marshals, the Coa.st Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 Oswald of Roy Acuff’s band and Kevin McHale had 24 points for going into the final period. the Meadowlands. Guard, and the federal Environ­ shutoff. alerted. are Thursday from 7 p.m. until the Josh Graves, who played with SALT LAKE CITY - Boston’s the Celtics, who had to come from The Jazz scored the first three The Huskies are 0-1 in confer­ Another company. West View About 30,000 gallons was si­ p.m. service. mental Protection Agency. Memorial donations may be Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. Danny Ainge is a tremendous behind in the fourth quarter. points of the fourth quarter to gain ence play, 7-2 overall. They’re But none of the agencies require Water, wasdown to its last reserves phoned off the river by late Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer shooter who keeps you incredibly "The Jazz got the lead in the their biggest margin, but Boston on a five-game winning streak and had urged conservation' to Monday, and 1.4 million gallons terminal owners to perform perio­ Society. 670 Prospect St., Hartford honest, said Utah point guard John middle part of the ballgame. and we dominated from then on. that includes Saturday’s 63-60 5 sopped up from the tank site, dic inspections of tanks, dikes and make it through this morning. had to work like hell to catch up It was the 12th consecutive game win over host Pepperdine in officials said. Workers spread 06105. Stockton. equipment, or to file inspection "Conservation is the pass word because we had difficulty shooting that Ainge has sunk a 3-pointer, Malibu. Calif. This is Seton 23,000 feet of booms to trap the oil. “ He’ll keep you incredibly honest reports. The DEP does not impose for the time. This is a regional both outside and inside.” Boston tying an NBA record he shares with Hall’s debut in Big East play. The accident is being investi­ Jeffrey P. Shrlder because he’ll shoot it anytime, such requirements, although It disaster," said Joseph Dinkel, a coach K.C. Jones said. Bird and Celtic assistant coach The Pirates are 11-3 overall. gated by company engineers and anywhere,” Stockton said. “ If you renews the terminals' licenses West View spokesman. Jeffrey P. Shrider. 25. of 60 Chris Ford. Connecticut’s lone conference government regulators. even think about helping down on One minute into the final period, annually. Gov. Robert Casey declared a Tonica Spring Trail, died Sunday battle was a 63-61 loss at (Larry) Bird, he’ll shoot it.” Utah held an 85-79 lead. But the " I hit my first two 3-pointers aiid from injuries sustained in an Villanova on Dec. 8 on a shot at Ainge shot six times from 3-point Celtics went on a 19-5 run and held a it felt good, so I felt I had the automobile accident. BLOOD PRESSURE the buzzer by Mark Plansky. 98-90 advantage with 4; S3 range.” he said. " I feel just as He was born in Rochester. N.Y., range and connected six times’ as While UConn is riding its the Celtics downed Utah 107-99 remaining. comfortable shooting the 3-pointer Pollution to close gun club July 23. 1961. and had been a winning streak, Seton Hall will Monday night. Ainge finished with Karl Malone led Utah with 25 as I do from 20 feet.” Manchester resident for 24 years. SCREENING be looking for revenge. Connec­ 20 points and Bird, who hit three of points and Mel Turpin came off the But he doesn’t want to be known STRATFORD (AP) - Trap and Long Island Sound caused by accumulations in the waters of He was employed as a sales ticut swept the series a year WILLIE McCLOUD LYMAN DePRIEST six from 3-point range, scored 28 bench to score 22. just as a 3-point shooter. “ Icandoa skeet shooters are going to have to shooting activities over the past 60 Long Island Sound adjacent to the engineer for Shrider Fluid Power of ago, 77-68 at Brendan Byrne . Averaging 5.0 points points. Boston led 32-23 after a quarter, lot more than just a 3-pointer,” the . . . Husky starter give up a 62-year tradition with the years could be harmful to ducks club pose a hazard to ducks and Manchester. He was a member of Arena and 56-54 in Hartford. Carey Scurry spent most of his 33 but Turpin sparked a second- former Brigham Young University closing of the Lordship Gun Club, and mussels In the area. mussels in the area. Concordia Lutheran Church of Six-foot-9 senior Mark Bryant minutes hounding Bird, and, "I quarter Jazz rally, scoring 12 in the player said. but the club's owners are hoping to Remington also announced a The study said: Manchester. He was a graduate of leads Seton Hall averaging 21.2 leads the Huskies averaging Steve Pikiell should fill out thought I played pretty good period as the Jazz shot 63 percent find a new spot for shooters toenjoy comprehensive plan to remove lead —Elevated blood lead levels were Manchester High School,.class of points and 8.8 rebounds per 19.7 points and 8.4 rebounds per UConr.'s starting lineup. defense. But he made some incredi­ and pulled within 53-52 at halftime. “ Everyone recognizes his 3-point shot that has accumulated in the found in a number of black ducks 1979, and attended Florida South­ game. Guards James Majors game. Phil Gamble is averag­ The Huskies return to Hart­ their sport. ble shots. There isn’t much you can Bird scored the first nine (Celtic shooting,” Jones said. "What’s not Remington Arms Co. announced sediment of Long Island Sound. The that reside in the water in the area ern College, (15.2) and John Morton (11.4) ing 16.2 points per game and is ford Saturday at 1 p.m. against do when he makes those.” points of the third period, but Utah noticed Is he’s diving after loose Monday that It will permanently plan has been submitted to the DEP over the winter months. Data He is survived by his parents, are also averaging In twin shooting 55 percent from the Providence. It Is only one of two "Their outside shooting was came back to take an 82-77 lead with balls, he’s going after rebounds close the gun club because lead was for its approval. suggested that elevated blood lead Phillip and Julia (Hayes) Shrider of figures. field. Tate George. Willie home games for Connecticut In brilliant,” Utah Coach Frank four seconds remaining in the against the big guys, he’s going polluting the Long Island Sound and Shooting activities at the club levels result from the ducks ingest­ Manchester; a sister, Julie A. Junior forward Cliff Robinson McCloud, Lyman DePriest and the month of January. Layden said. “ And when they shoot quarter. after rebounds against the big posed a health hazard to ducks and were suspended on Dec. 31. 1986. ing lead shot at Lordship Gun ciub; Shrider, at home; two brothers and like that, they’re going to be tough Boston’s Fred Roberts scored at guys.” mussels in the area. Preiser said Remington will —Blue mussels near the club a sister-in-law, Stephen and Denise "This was a difficult decision to explore the feasabillty of establish­ have tissue lead levels significantly Shrider of Enfield and Gregory reach,” said John E. Preiser, ing one or more new gun clubs to greater than those in nearby areas; Shrider of Beacon, N.Y.; his Remington's executive vice presi­ replace Lordship. and maternal grandmother, Roxle dent. ‘Asa company and as hunters The study by Battelle Ocean —The majority of lead is still in Hayes, and his paternal grand­ Russians will face United States in ’88 Summer Olympics and shooters, we have a special Studies of Duxbury. Mass, was pellet form. Pellets, lying on the mother. Dorothy Shrider, both of interest in protecting and maintain­ undertaken in response to an order surface of the sediment, are be­ Zanesville. Ohio. both the winter and summer Hungary and East Germany be­ radio. The final decision on Soviet Gramov, whose committee over­ ing the environment, not only by the state DEP. The findings of lieved to be the major source of lead The funeral will be Thursday at 11 Bv The Associated Press games. The Winter games will be came the first Soviet bloc countries Gramov spoke at the start of a participation will be made at an sees all sports activities, including because of our moral obligation but the study concluded that lead shot in the water. a.m. at Concordia Lutheran held at Calgary next month. to officially announce they would six-day visit to West Germany for FRANKFURT, West (Jermany— NOC meeting next week, Gramov Olympic preparations, was the because environment is a key official who announegd the Soviet The official deadline for accept­ send teams to South Korea. talks with sports officials. For the first time in 12 years, the said. element in the enjoyment of these boycott in 1984. ing invitations to the Summer He said the problem of North Soviet Union and the United States The United States and the Soviet Olympics is Jan. 17. TheGameswill Czechoslovakia’s sports chief, Korea and its demands to stage sports. Union last competed in the summer Gramov said the Soviet NOC has will face each other in the Summer be held Sept. 17-Oct. 2. Antonin HimI, said on Saturday some of the events remained to be "Nevertheless it personally sad­ games in 1976 at Montreal. The discussed the question of partici­ Olympic Games. Gramov’s statement appeared to that his country also would partici- solved. But he recalled that Inter­ dens me to close this club,” he said. United States boycotted the 1980 pating in the Seoul Games. “ We do not intend to boycott the clear the way for all Soviet bloc pdle in the Games, although the national Olympic Committee Presi­ "Lordship is one of the nation's Games at Moscow in a protest of the "W e find the Olympic movement 9 Get to the heart 1988 Seoul Olympics,” Marat countries to participate in the Seoul official decision will not be made dent Juan Antonio Samaranch said oldest trap and skeet shooting Valuable Soviet intervention in Afganistan. positive, as it unites the youth of the facilities and has been the home of Gramov, chairman of the Soviet Games, and to further diminish the until Jan. 15. Czechoslovak athletes in a recent Soviet newspaper of the problem. Sports Committee and chief of the The Soviets responded with a world,” he said. the oldest skeet shooting tourna­ He said that the Soviet athletes threat of North Korea leading a would compete in 16 Olympic interview that the way was open for National Olympic Committee, said boycott of the 1984 Games at Los sports, HimI told the state-run ment In America, the Great Nearly 20 million Americans are unaware they were ‘seriously preparing” for communist boycott. Last month. more talks on the issue. Monday. Angeles, citin/security concerns. Eastern.” have high blood pressure since the disease has no An environmental study, com­ Coverage. missioned by Remington at the symptoms. Millions more do not use the medication request of the state Department of The Prudential Premier Homeowners Policy and diet that are necessary to control this disease. Environmental Protection, con­ These people risk heart attacks, strokes and kidney Manchester boasts several leading sportscasters cluded that lead accumulation in disorders. of Connecticut, was the Syracuse defensive Africa, Protect yourself...start with a simple check. starting off the new year, Manchester can boast coordinator. A one-time five letter-winner at the University of Woman convicted You deserve a homeowners policy that's worth a major contribution to the Hartford area’s leading Dick Carter has replaced Nate Agostinelli as Hartford — baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis and a lot more, without a lot more cost Wednesday, January 6, 1988 sportscasters on radio and television. treasurer of the Manchester Sports Hall of Fame. golf —' after an active sports career at Manchester in tot’s kidnapping The Prudential Premier Policy goes above Mike Crispino, who first attracted attention as a 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Herald Angle Both men are bank officers. Carter at the Savings High in basketball and soccer, Kasavage refereed glue-fingered end and a hard-hitting outfielder at NEW HAVEN (AP) — A Bran­ and beyond ordinary homeowners in­ Conducted by Manchester Memorial Hospital Bank of Manchester and Agostinelli the president the Davis Cup tie between Canada and Equador in East Catholic High, holds down the position as Earl Yost ford woman has been convicted of surance It provides up to $5,000 in of the Manchester State Bank. ’This year’s annual Equador last year and qualified for additional second-degree kidnapping for ab­ 348 Main St. (corner of Haynes St.), Manchester Cannel 30’s sports director. Sports Editor Emeritus coverage (with a $1,000 limit per induction dinner will be on Sept. 23 at the major assignments from the International Tennis ducting an Infant from Yale-New Scott Gray, a multi-talented radio sportscaster Item) on valuables likfiewelry and 649-1025 Manchester Army and Navy Club, the honorees to Federation this summer and the USLTA as a tour Haven Hospital In 1986. during his tenure at WINF in Manchester before furs Plus expanded personal prop be announced at a later date. director. Maureen Mead, 29, pleaded no moving on to the big time at WTIC in Hartford, Plaques of Manchester Sports Fame members One Man’s Opinion: The Harlem Globetrotters contest and was found guilty erty theft and casualty coverage ' «J capably handles the latter station’s early morning Monday as a result of a plea may be moved soon to a permanent home in the would be fortunate to win one out of 10 games It even guarantees full replace­ sports updates six days a week. In addition, Gray bargain that may result in a Mancltester Historical Society building on Cedar against the worst team in the National Basketball ment cost for your home. So proves to be well versed in the world of sports when as a weekend or spot replacement handling the sentence of no more than 18 months Street. The Lutz Children’s Museum has displayed Association. The Trotters engage only their call your Prudential repre­ filling in on the Arnold Dean call-in show. day’s sports results. in prison. to date the plaques as part of its exhibit. stooges, the Washington Capitols, In ^ e lr i l sentative now for a free, n(^ Rick Peckham has a heavy schedule, working Mead remains free on a $50,000 worldwide tour. The original New York bond while awaiting sentencing on the television play-by-play of all Hartford Whaler obligation Pru-Review It's a gem of a r “ “ " v ” uA ^E "cO U P O rT CLl“ &"sW “ “ "1 Local connection Renaissance were a better club than the Trotters Feb. 19 in Superior Court. hockey games on SportsCJiannel and on Channel 18. policy. Check the phone book for your local Traveling man and won against the best teams in the country. Mead was caught on Oct. n , IBM He also fills the same capacity for University of When the Syracuse University football team Prudential office. Peter Kasavage, Manchester’s roving official Also, One Man’s Opinion; The biggest single with a l-day-oTdold boy who was I SA VE^.00 Hartford basketball offerings on Channel 18. showed up on television New Year’s Day in the /The Prudential with the United States Lawn Tennis Association, news event in Manchester during 1987 was the 51st reported missing from Yale-New ON ALL NEW OR TRANSFERRED PRESCRIPTIONS Mike Adams, who first gained the spotlight Sugar Bowl in New Orleans against Auburn one Haven's maternity ward, where has firmed up his 1988 schedule as a ten n i^^p ire Road Race which attracted over 8,000 runners and ABOVE AND BEYOND^ COUPON LIMIT ONE chasing talented teammate Steve Gates around familiar face with the Orange was Norm Gerber. Mead had worked as a volunteer. ISH / P',|ijenli.i> I’ropffty .im l ( .is.idUy insur.ince ( virrudny Ai' r tjbts M'M'rvt'd EXPIRES COUPON The former East Catholic High football coach, who on the Grand Prlx circuit which will takeJ a crowd estimated at 40,000, The race helps keep PER FAMILY cross country courses while a student at The baby was returned to his polished up his game as a player at the University throughout Europe, Mexico, South America and this City of Village Charm on the national map. parents within four hours of the Manchester High, has moved into the video picture abduction. 1 I

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Big Eaal atandlnga CmucktT.MipliLeafiT Big M st CeiffereiMo 0*gll reaches the .500 ievei H ockev W L W L Vancouver 3 1 4 8-7 Vlllanova f 0 10 3 p.m. at home against ACC foe Toronto 3 1 4 8-7 lasers of its first two, the East Providence 0’ 0 ® 9 Z 0 2 Mercy High. Rrst Period— 1, Toronto, Dooust 8 Rttsburgh Catholic High girls’ team has won (McKenno, Loni), 7:38. 3, Vancouver, (Seorgetown 0 0 9 1 H.S. Ronndnp EAST CATHOLIC (44) — Amelia NHLitindIngt Sondlok 2 (TantI, Skriko), 8:06. 3, Seton Hall 0 0 11 3 its last two, and four of its last six, to Btarse 0 95 4, Karen Mozdzierz 79114, Toronto, Secord9(DoGrav,Olczvk),9:15.4. Syracuse g P 10 3 pull to the .SOO mark following Margaret Riley 11-4 3, Jo Marie Rucci 3 Vancouver, Sutter 6 (Pederson, Bennlng), Connecticut - X 7 2 3-4 7, Katey Cllshom 1 1-3 3, Maura wAtn cofiratiNci infiOM 0 1 0 3 Monday night’s 44-41 upset victory 13:36. Penoltles— Huber, Von (hooking), St. John's MePadden 2 0-0 4, Noel Feehan 25-6 9. ^ti'IO WvMen 5:34;■ Osborne,■ “Tor (hleivsticking), Ing), 10:»; Boston College 0 1 0 3 over St. Thomas Aquinas in non­ Totalt 15 1923 44. W L T Ph OF OA Boita, Van (Intertererrce), 17:55. with 17 seconds left and she canned AQUINAS (41) — Cathy Platzezyntkl N Y Itla ndm » 14 3 43 130 136 conference play. Second Period— 5, 'rerOnto, DeGrov 5 MendaVo Rosiril East Is now 94 for the season both ends of her one-and-one to ice it 31-3 7, Linda Perry 1922, Deb D a ttvc M PtilloM pMa 19 15 5 43 133 139 (Olcivk, Gill), 15:13 » « . . . ------« A fUfwgt Wednesdoy’s Oomes 3Mlnt goals— Vlllonova 38 (W ^ . 83, to rebuild in 1988 campaign Edmonton at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. PtapskvMrwilson82),St.John'sM(Jones ECHO hockey 1-1, Lewis 81, Harvey 83). Fouled out— Buffalo at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Mike Tarr (100 free), senior Jason Voncouver ot New York Ronoers. 7:35 Grels, Williams. Rebounds— Vlllanova m By Len Auster team. The squad numbers 32, (Taylor 8), St. John's 23 O onw « . Wilmot (breaststroke), junior p.m. Manchester Herald including 11 freshment. Minnesota ot Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Assists— Vlltanova 7 (Wilson, 3), St. Brian Crombie (freestyle, back- St, Louis at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. John's W (Harvey 4) .Totalfouls— VKtanovo "It’s a young team with high Quebec at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Mite A 20, St. John's 23. A— 6008. AP photo How do you replace 10 veteran participation when a lot of tarns in stroke) and junior Ryan Patulak Winnipeg at Colgory, 9:35 p.m. Wlllington Pino House beat Hamden, (diver) are also looked to add N seniors — all valuable — from a the area are getting less individu­ 9-1, ond Simsbury, 4-1, In recent action. O UTNUM BER ED— Rutgers’ Darren game Monday in Phiiadeiphia. Watching year ago? als,” Thornton cites. Manchester’s points. Mike Soderlund and Scott Rickard each Connaeticut high aehool hoop poli "It’ll be an average team with NHL rasuHs hod three pools and Mott Denis, Joey Campbell tries to get off a hook shot as is Temple’s Mike Vreeswyk (32). The scheduled opener today against You don’t; that’s why first-year some outstanding swimmers,” Hayes and Joson Thibodeau one apiece HARTFORD — Here Is the Top 10 high ho Is covered by Temple’s Derrick Owls won, 86-60. Platt High of Meriden had to be against Hamden. Chris Greenland, Reginsid PInto/Msnchesler Hersid school basketball teams In Connecttcut os Manchester High Boys’ Swimming cancelled as Platt only had five Thornton said. Todd Hutton and Hayes were credited Brantley (24) and Duane Cuswell in their Ollara 2. Bruins 2 voted by a panel of sports writers and Coach Jeff Thornton looks at the swimmers. Manchester’s debut Schedule: Jan. 8 Canard H, IS with two assists apiece. Greenland. WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT — game last Wednesday against East broadcasters compiled by radio station 1988 campaign as a rebuilding one. Hutton, Rickard and Joson Thibodeau W TIC.ond released MoiMlay. Team records will be Friday when it hosts Conard Newington A, 19 Bristol Eastern H, Rdmenten 1 8 1 8— 3 hod goals against Simsbury. Rickard Catholic. The Indians, 1-5, are in action are followed by the number of flrsfplace 22 Maloney A, 25 Hall H, 29 Fermi Boston 1 1 9 8 -2 hod three assists. Jessie Corlson- Manchester High Girls' Basketball Inte­ The Indians were a splendid 11-la High of West Hartford at 3:45 p.m. votes In parenthesis and t M I jtalnts: Senior captain J.J. Gorman (SO H. Rrst Period— 1, Boston, O'Dwver 6 Conwov hod o dozen saves. rim Coach Mike Masse offers some tonight at 7:30 at home against Hartford 1, Warren Harding, Bridgeport,1,80,(13) year ago under Ron Anderson, but (Middleton, Bvers), 11:44. 3, Edmonton, the bulk of the point-scorers on that and 100 freeyjunlor Egils Ramans Feb. 2 Hartford Public H, 5 East Anderson 20 (AAocTovIsh, Lowe), 19:34 advice during a timeout at the Indians' Public. 174 Perry providing Tempie Hartford A, 9 Enfield H, 11 (pp). PetNiltles— Lorson, Bos (roughing), MiteB Z Hlllhouse, New Haven, 58, (1) 156 squad have graduated leaving (200 IM, loqlfly, etc.), senior Mark ■ - - ...... ), 8:58; 3, St. Joseph's, Trumbull, 48, (4) ID Simsbury H, 19 Windham A, 23 East 6:40; Locombe, Edm (holding), DM C captured the Middlesex Christ­ 4, Bosslck, Bridgeport,58,97 Thornton a major void to fill. What Foley (100 and 200 free) and foreign Llnsemon, Bos (hooking), 13:39; Larson, exchange student Andy Wildhagen Catholic H 7 p.m. Bos (trippina), 18:53. mas Tournament. DMC beot Simsbury. Chicago Sf. 84, McNeese St. 75, O T 5, Wllbv,Waterburv,8a88 is encouraging to Thornton, who 5-2, New Haven, 9-0, Central Connecti­ HOUSTON (117) Cincinnati 103, S. Mississippi 94 6, Kolbe-Cothedral, Bridgeport, 81, B (200 IM and 100 back) should be the March 3 CCC Division Meet (at Serond Period— 3, Boston, Bourque 7 McCray 28 1-1 5, Petersen 5-12 80 10, was Anderson’s assistant for two (Burrldge, Crowder), 3:23 (pp). cut, 4-3, and Simsbury again In the Concordia, Moor. 77, St. Olaf 63 7, Weaver, Hartford, 88,49 Indians' top point getters. Senior East Hartford High) championship game, 6-4. Mike Dumont Ololuwon 13-195-531, Rovd9-155623,Leavell DePouw 102, Malne-Presque Isle 63 8, St. Thomas Aquinos, New Britain, 5236 more than just defense years, is the turnout he’s had for the Penalties— Huddv, Edm (tripping), 3:23; was tournament most valuable player Basketbafl 28 1-1 5, Carroll 410 8310, Short 918 78 25, Drake89, Winona St. 57 9, East Hartfora,81,29 MacTavIsh, Edm (hooking), 4:50; Pe­ for DM C. Dumont had three goals Johnson2-5804, Maxwell821-21, Reld8380 10, WestHaven,41,» tersen, Bos (roughing), 11:50; Huddv, Eorlham68, Anderson, Ind. 67 No. 15 Florida 77, Towson 8t. 55: against Simsbury, one against New 0, Free 1-2802, Conner801-21.Totals47-98 FerrIsSt. 117, Aaulnos68 Bv The Associated Press Edm (hIgh-stIckIng), 14:36; Muni, Edm 23-28117. „ (roughing), 15:05; Neely, Bos (roughing), Haven, two more against Central Hostlngs99,AdomsSt.62 Pat Lawrence scored all 12 of his Connecticut and two In the champl- Dallas a 22 25 33— 107 llllnolsSt.85,Brodlev74 15:05; TIkkanen, Edm (holding), 18:45; Houston 24 33 X 28— 117 ’Tim Perry was recruited by points in the first half, including Former Warrior threesome onshb game. He also had an assist In the NBA atandlnga Ind.-Pur.-Ft. Wayne 69, Ashland 65 N C A A H oop Bouraue, Bos, double minor (high- Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Dallas 58 three straight 3-point shots, to help sticking), 18:45; Simpson, Edm (holding), title match. Goalie Mike McCarthy had Ind.-Pur.-Indpis. 118, St. Fronds, Ind. 75 Rec hoop Temple mainly for his defensive 17 saves and Kvie Melsterllng ployed (Donaldson 11), Houston 50 (Olalbwon Jomestown89,MlnatSt.84 Norm Sloan earn his 200th victory 19:51. EASTERN CONFERENCE 11). Assists— (tallas 18 (HorperT), Houston potential. Third Period— 4, Edmonton, Huddv 6, well defensively In the championship Altontlc Olvlslon KearneySt.86,PanhandleSf.82 as Florida's coach. round. 25 (Floyd 11). Total fouls— Dallas 19, Loyola, Collf. 70, WIs.-Green Bay 67 John Chaney, coach of the homa had set the previous mark of 17:43. Penalties— Kluzok, Bos (elbowing), W L Pet. OB Houston 20. Technicals— Oiltas Illegal Vernon Maxwell led six Florida now doing job for Rockets :44; O'Dwver, Bos (holding), 9:29; Beuke- Mike BolarskI and Jennifer WIehn Boston 19 9 .679 — Macolester 69, Gustav Adolphus 65 sixth-ranked Owls, said. “ When we nine during the 1984-85 season. added goals ogolnst Simsbury. WIehn defense. Dallas Coach AAocLeod, Houston Missouri 86,S. llllnols66 Aduita double-figure scorers with 13 boom, Edm (delay of gome), 12:50; and Dumont hod two assists apiece. Ph'lodelphlo 13 IS .464 6 Illegal defense. A— 16,411. first got Timmy, there was no Austin Peay, 4-7, had only eight Bvers, Bos (delay of gome), 12:50. New York 10 18 .357 9 Mo.-St. Louls91, Webster 44 Sportsman Cafe 77 (Dean Frodel 23, points. Freshman Livingston Chat­ Chris Chambers ployed well defen­ Mount Mercy 90, Lulher 70 question he was going to be a great players suited up. Coach Lake Overtime— None. Penalties— None. sively. Ron Holnsey had three goals, Washington 8 19 .296 10'/j Bob Penney 20, Jim Courneen 13), man had 12 points and six rebounds Shots on goal— Edmonton 10-7-11-1-29. New Jersey 5 22 .185 IJ'/j N. Michigan 112, Lokeland65 Westown Pharmacy 69 (Larry Kroh 32, shot-blocker. We didn’t anticipate Kelly said four others had been Boston 13-K780— 30. Mott Ryan two ond BolarskI, Wes t Central Division PurdueOI, llllnols68 Dwayne Schintzius had 11 points NBA Roundup Arcenos ond Melsterllng one apiece Ceitica 107, Jazz B9 S.lndlona83, Indlanopolls80 Lyndon Kroh 16, Dennis Tracy 14) his offense to come along like it suspended for violating team rules Power-ploy Opportunities— Edmonton against New Haven. In the third Atlonta 21 7 .790 — BCI 71 (Kim Bushev 21, Paul WIthee and eight rebounds. 1 of 7; Boston 1 of 4. Detroit 18 7 .720 V/, SE Missouri 104,0ulncy91____ 14, Bernie Boland ID Bob Margney 10), has.’” and did not accompany the team to tournament game, Holnsey and Bo­ BOSTON (107) SW Missouri St. 58, Wichita St. 56 On Monday night, the 9foot-9 Norman. The Governors then lost The victory improved Sloan's 0, WIs.-Stevens Pt. 96, Cardinol Strltch 64 Sean Thompson 11), OAonchester Bar victory over Rutgers. More impor­ Marty Johnson’s 18 points, is 95, Last year, Joe Barry Caroll, Wooster 74, John Carroll 69 injury, Midwest DIvIslen Lohaus 83 2-2 2, Dave 81 80 0. Totals 3881 Association 89 (Tom Juknis 28, Bill tant. he became the 26th player in Mookie Blaylock and Stacey King No. 18 Kansas 67, Washington 57: Sleepy Floyd and Purvis Short MIteC W L Pet. OB 22-25107. Youngstown St.64, Detroit 63 Gorra a . Bob Avena 10) Danny Manning scored 17 points as toiled for the Golden State Dallas 18 9 .667 — U TA H (99) (OUTHWEST DIRosa Cleaners 95 (Carl Bulauclus Temple history to break the 1,009 each added 18 points for the Hangars 6. Bluet 2 United Bank won one and lost two In Denver 18 12 .600 1W Molone9-187-1025, Bollev4132-210, Eaton Abilene Christian 76, Waylond Baptist 73 23, Alex Brltnell 15, Chuck McKeon 14, point plateau. Sooners. while Barry Sumpter led Kansas overcame a 19point Wa­ Warriors, who finished with a the Middlesex Christmas Tournament. Houston 16 12 .571 2'/j 1-21-23, Tripucko 1-2002, Stockton 47008, Ark .-Little Rock 71, Centenarv61 John Connolly 11, Don Gulnan 10), shington lead in the first half to pick 42-40 record. Hansen 1-32-24, Green47808,Scurrv872-28, ArkansasSt.85,A6organSf.65 In other games involving ranked, Austin Peay with 14 points. St. LeWl 1 0 1— 2 United blanked New Haven, 8-0. Geoff San Antonio 13 14 .481 5 Smith Brothers Insurance 68 (Pete up its eighth victory in 11 games. This year, all three are with Metts had five goals, Chris NuccI, Utah 14 16 .467 5'/j Turpin 18112822, Grlfnth87828, KofoedOl Arkonsas Tech 42, E. Central U. 54 (taurley M, Brian Connolly 16, Ed it was No. 8 Oklahoma 109, Austin No. B Duke 101, William A Mary 70: N.Y. RMfen 3 3 1-6 1-21.Totals487819-3699. Georgia Southern 74, HordIn-SImmons f> Kansas trailed 2910 with 8:52 left Houston and currently riding a 5 Natalie Phelps and Kevin Crobb one Sacramento 21 .276 11 Rrst Period— 1, St. Louis, McKegnev 18 8 Lamor90,Bethune-Cookman74 Sconnell 12, Dave OeMalo 11) Peay 69; No. 9 Duke 101, William A Danny Ferry’s 26 points — 18 in the (Gllmour, Glngros), 7:44. 3, New York, apiece. Keith Dumont was In goal. The PocHIc Division Mary 70; No. 10 Purdue 81, No. 19 in the first half, but cut the four-game winning streak. Bankers fell to Central Connecticut, 3-0 L.A. Lokers 22 6 .786 — Boston 12 21 26 28— 107 NW Louisiana 82, Oral Roberts 76 first half — helped the Blue Devils Mullen 16 (KIslo, Ogrodnick), 8:39. 3, Utah 21 29 N 17— 99 Oklohoma109,Aust1nPeav49 Washington lead to 3928 by half­ “ It’s a feeling that we have New York, Cw 2 (Poddubnv, Show), and to Avon, 5-0. NuccI wos outstanding Portlond 18 11 .621 4'/j Illinois 68; No. 13 Nevada-Las to their seventh victory in eight with 30 saves In the loss to Avon. And the Seattle 16 13 .552 6'h 8Polnt goals— Alnge 6, Bird 3. Fouled Som Houston St. 73, (Srambllng St. 59 time and outbattled the Huskies in reached a point of arrival. We 11:23 (pp). Penalties— Bothwell. StL out— Parish, Malone. Rebounds— Boston Texas-SanAntonlo81,Stetson62 Vegas 71, Long Beach State 68; No. (Irippinp), 3:38; P.Cavolllnl, StL (hold­ Bankers tied Middlesex In a non- Phoenix 10 17 .370 11'/j S ch olastic the second half can beat people in different tournament game, 1-1. AAetts hod the L A. Clippers 8 18 . 308 13 43 (Parish 10), Utah 48 (AAolone 17). U . of the Ozorks 76, Science 8 Arts, Ok la. 64 15 Florida 77, Towson 55; No. 18 Kevin Strickland and Phil Hend­ ing), 10:34; Brubaker, N Y (holding), Assists— Boston 26 (Johnson 12), Utah 28 FAR W EST Lincoln Minor scored 15 points ways.” Carroll said after the 17:24. goal. Bobby Curtis ployed well defen­ Golden State 4 21 .160 I6 V3 Kansas 67, Washington 57 and erson added 12 points each for the sively In front of NuccI In goal. Monday's flames (Stockton 11). Total fouls— Boston 30, Col Lutheran 85, Col Poly-Pomona » and Milt Newton added 12 for Rockets’ 117-107 victory over Second Period— 4, New York, Poddubnv Utah 2l. Technical— Utah Illegal defense. Col-Sonta Borbora 81, CnI-IrvIne 78 Vlllanova 69, No. 20 St. John’s 62. Blue Devils. Robert Brickey. mak­ 25 (Show, Sondstrom), 4:37. 5, New York, Phlladelphio 122, Phoenix 114 Kansas. Washington. 4-7, was the Dallas Mavericks on Mon­ Cleveland 122, Denver 101 A— 12,212. O n t. Washington 86, Whitworth 74 Sctiotaatie atandlnga Perry, who now has scored 1,003 ing his first start of the season, Erixon 4 (kAoloney, DeBlols), 10:39. 6, Colorado St.46, SouthernCal 41 paced by Mike Hayward. Jeff Sanor day night. 'T v e com e to a team New York, Dohlen 9 (Patrick, Sond- Squirt A Houston 117, Dallas 107 points, also grabbed 10 rebounds scored 11 for Duke. Boston 107, Utah 99 E. Montana54, Sonoma St. 37 and Troy Morrell, all with 14. with a winning tradition.” strom), 15:50 (pp). Penoltles-Ramooe, Family Home Remodelers won two Grand Conyon 96, Mesa, Colo. 86 Baakattwll and blocked four shots as the Owls Jimmy Apple scored 21 to lead StL (hotdino). 14:99; EWen, StL (stash­ and tied one In recent action. The Los Angeles Lakers 133, San Antonio Carroll and guard Sleepy 115 Lakera133.8pura115 Hawall-Hllo 86, Aloska-Anchorage 77 raised their conference record to William & Mary. 2-7. ing), 19:18; Petit, N Y (cross-checking), Remodelers whitewashed Central Con­ Konsos67,Washlngton57 Floyd were acquired by the 19:18;P.Cawlllnl,StL,mlsconduct,19:53. necticut, 4-0, with Mike WelnIckI, Eric Tuesday's flames 4-0 and remained unbeaten in eight No. 10 Purdue SI, Illinois SS: Troy Vlllanova 89, No. 20 St. John’s 82: Phoenix at New York, 7 :X p.m. Montano Tech 41, Rocky Mountain 40 CCC-B m I O'all Rockets in a Dec. 12 trade. Short Third Period— 7, New York, Dahlen 10 Hurtuk, Duane FIcara and Jamie SAN ANTONIO (115) N. Arizona 72, Cent. Connecticut St. 70 W L W L games this season, defeating Lewis scored 25 points to pace Doug West scored 21 points, includ­ (Petit, Poddubnv), 8:21. 8, St. Louis, Sutherland scoring the goals. The New Jersey at Washington, 7 :X p.m. Berry 810 1-2 13, Greenwood 38 80 6, 2 0 3 was obtained in a trade before Detroit at Atlanta, 8 p.m. BrIckowskI 7-15 82 16, Dawkins 814 48 15, Nev.-Los Vegas D , Long Beoch St. 68 Hartford Public Rutgers for the 11th straight time. Purdue In the Big Ten opener for ing a key 9pointer with 7:22 to play Bothwell 3 (Sutter, Raglan), 19:41. Remodelers tied Watertown, 5-5. Eric Nevodo-Reno99,• ------Ch^-oSt.77 ico ...,, — Manchester the season began. Perwlttes— Gronstrond, N Y (holding), Hurtuk and FIcara each hod two goals Indiana at Chicago, 8 :X p.m. Robertson 9-17 1-2 20, Anderson 85 1-3 7, It was a big night for Perry, made both teams. to lead the Wildcats to a Big East Los Angeles Clippers at Milwaukee, Sundvold 49 80 8, Nealy 1-2 80 7, New Mexico St. 41, Fullerton St. 37 East Hartford Akeem Olajuwon led the 4:56; Federko, StL (tripping),6:19; Ewen, and Keith Mlllen one. WelnIckI hod two Northrldge St. 85, Barry 55 Ferm i bigger because his brother, Lee, The Boilermakers, ll-l. led 32-31 Conference upset. It was only the StL (roughing), 8:48; Evans, StL (rough­ goals and Chris Pazda, Nate Spleker, 8 :X p.m. NImphlus 82 80 0, Mitchell 86 85 IS, 1 1 Rockets on Monday with 31 San Antonio at Golden State, 10:X p.m. Gudmundsson 841-27, Wood 18386. Totals Pepperdlne99,Marshall90 ■ Windham plays for the Scarlet Knights and a at the half, then Lewis sparked a 94 second loss in the last 37 home ing), 8:48; Duguay, N Y (roughing), Jay DIBattlsto, Mlllen and FIcara one S. Utah 85, Dominguez HIjIs St. 7» Rockville 1 1 points and 11 rebounds. Short 8:48; Brubaker, NY, double minor apiece In a 7-3 win over Southern Seattle at Portland, 10:X p.m. 47-95 1824 115. number of their family members spurt at the start of the second half games for the Redmen. Wednesday's flames Socromento St. 106, Emporia SL W South Windsor had 25 points and Floyd added (ctiorglng, roughing), 8:48; Gronstrond, Connecticut. L. A. LAKERS OSD San Frondsco 77, Steebim F. Austin » Enfield were in the stands for the game in with a 3-pointer. West’s long jumper came after NY (hooking), 12:»; Glngros, StL New York at Boston, 7 :X p.m. (Jreen 28 86 9, Worthy 1818 83 23, 23. Denver at New Jersey, 7 : » p.m. Abdul-Jabbar 8121-117, Johnson 874814, Son Frondsco ..St...... 79,...... Mottle Pocitic 77 Philadelphia. The Illlni, 93. fought back on the St. John’s cut the Vlllanova lead to (tripping), 15:40; Petit, N Y (hooking), SanJoseSt.79,PodflcU.74 “ We’re looking atevery game 17:01. Squirt B Utah at Phllodelphta, 7 :X p.m. Scott 1818 1-1 D , Cooper 66 80 15, "I really wanted it bad tonight.” shooting of Glynn Blackwell and 5948 with a 7-0 run. St. John’s. 8-2 Los Angeles Clippers at Cleveland, 7:X St. Morv's,Col.77,Colorado 66 ACC O’all Shots on goal— St. Louis 11-11-8—30. M. Thompson 411 48 12, Rombls 8682 13, L 'W L overall and 0-1 in the conference, as a game we have to have.” Hebron Wood Products downed p.m. Smrek 1-1 1-2 3, Wagner 1-2 80 2, w Temple’s Perry said “Playing Ken Battle to within 41-40 with 16; 30 New York 1M4-11— 37. Hamden, 6-4. Kevin Brodeur, Tyler Xavier 1 0 5 0 Short said. “ It makes it a lot of Powcr-plov Opportunities— St. Louis Oof Atlanta of Detroit, 7 :X p.m. Matthews 18 80 2, Tolbert 1-2 1-2 3.Totals against my brother and with my left. But the Boilermakers went on got within 62-59 with 49 seconds to Brooks ond Corev Wry each hod two Dallas at Los Angeles Lokers, 10:X St. Joseph's 0 0 6 0 fun playing like we are now.” 5; New York 2 of 5. 5491 2825 133. Howtoptwanty farad East Catholic 0 0 1 3 family here, I wanted to do it a 196 spurt to remain safely in play, but Vlllanova, 193, then made goals. Nick Polczvk and W ry each hod p.m. San Antonie D 34 3S SS-115 Goalies— St. Louis, Mlllen (37 shols-3l two assists. Shown Haves had 15 saves Notre Dame 0 0 4 1 seven of eight free throws. Elsewhere, it was Philadel­ saves). New York, Vanblesbrouck (30-28). Houston at Seattle, 10:X p.m. ' L.A. Lakers S3 n a 3 B - i » tonight.” front. AP photo while Brod Fries played well How the Attodoled Press Top Twenty Fairfield Prep 0 0 1 5 Gary Massey added IS points for phia 122, Phoenix 114; Cleve­ 8Polnt goals— Dawkins, Robertson, St Bernard 0 1 3 2 TTie brothers were not matched Tony Jones added 14 points for defensively. Wood, Cooper 3. Fouled out— None. college boskelball teams fared AAonday: against each other during the Purdue and Blackwell led Illinois the Wild4:ats. 2-0 in the Big East, land 122, Denver 101; Boston Rebounds— San Antonio X (Greenwoods), 1. Kentucky (90) did not plov. 107, Utah 99; and the Los STREAKING DOWN C O U R T— Lakers’ guard Magic KlngtB,Davlls3 NBA reauita 2. Pittsburgh (90) did not ploy. COC O’all game, but ’Tim was uncomfortable with 18. while Shelton Jones topped St. Los Angeles 56 (Johnson 8). Assists— Son w L W L Angeles Lakers 133. San Antonio Johnson (32) streaks past San Antonio’s Alvin Robertson Pae Wee A Antonio 34 (Robertson 11), Los Angeles 37 3. Arizona (181) did not ploy. plajdng against L«e. No. ISNavada.-Las Vegas 71,Long John’s with 20. including the 1,000th 4. North Carolina (91) did not ploy. Coventry 7 0 7 7 115. Los Angeles 2 4 8 -6 D. W. Fish took part In the Northboro, (Johnson 13). Total fouls— San Antonio 20, Cromwell 7 0 3 1 “ It’s pretty hard playing against Beach 81.68: Jarvis Basnight made point of his career. in their game Monday at the Forum in ingiewood. 8 1 3 -3 Mass., Tournament last weekend. Fish 7Bera 122. Buna 114 Los Angeles X . Technicol— Son Antonio 5. lo om ing (110) did not ploy. The victory snapped Dallas’ 6. Temple (80) beat Rutgera 8460. RHAM 7 0 7 1 your brother,” he said, “ You want two free throws with 31 seconds Other Games: Unheralded La­ Watching the piay is the Lakers’ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Rrst Period— 1, Los Angeles, Erickson 4, topped Parkway, 8-3. Gregg Tolman Illegal d^ense. A— 17,505. Portland 1 1 3 1 five-game winning streak and 4 :^ . 3, Los Angeles, Carpenter IS had two goals and James Lockwood, 7. Syracuse (18D did not ploy. him to do well, but you want your remaining to snap a 69all tie as fayette upset Notre Dame 8968 and PHOENIX (114) 8. Oklahoma (180) beat Austin Peoy VInal Tech 1 1 7 7 pulled Houston within 2‘A The Lakers won, 133-115. (Kennedy), 13:49. Penalty— Baumgartner, Kevin Sheridan, Brennan Lundberg, Johnson 11-34 28 27, Nonce 818 1-2 17, Rocky Hill 1 1 1 1 team to win.” Nevada-Las Vegas went won the Louisville, which fell out of the Top LA (holding), 15:52. Dan Barry, Sean Allard ond Mike Monday'a coiiege hoop acorea 109^*^ games of the Midwestern Edwards 7-11 80 14, Davis 7-14 1-2 IS, 9. Duke (7-1)beatW1lllam8Mary101-7D. Cheney Tech 1 1 1 3 Mike Vreeswyk had 17 points and Pacific Coast Athletic Association ’Twenty this week, beat South I Second Period— 3, Los Angeles, NIcholls Rodriguez one apiece. Tolm an had two Humphries 913 82 21, Hornaoek 1-5 38 5, Bacon Acodemv 0 7 1 3 Division-leading Mavericks. * players and coaches. 16, 1:15 (sh). 4, New Jersey, AAalev 2 goals and Phil Dakin one In a 3-2 win Howard Evans 10 points and 10 game. Alabama 8969. with 27 points. Phoenix forward Adams 30 839, Bailey 83 826. Totals 4895 EAST 10. Purdue (11-1) beat No. 19 Illinois D-68. East Hampton 0 7 1 4 Los Angeles then outscored (Verbeek), 3:39 (pp). 5, Los Angeles, Carson over Mid-State. D.W . Fish was ousted In 1419 114. CaldwellatWogner,ppd.,snow Bolton 0 7 0 5 assists for Temple, while Darren Morion Wiley, the leading scorer Lafayette’s Otis Ellis scored 35 “ It was an important game to James Bailey was ejected from 23 (Robitallle, Hardy), 12:08. A Los Angeles, gome three of the tournament by win.” Houston Coach Bill Fitch the Spurs 12-2 over the next 3:26 PHILADELPHIA (121) Charleston, W.Va. 100, Kentucky St. 95 11. Michigan (11-1) did not ploy. Campbell had 15 points for Rutgers, for Long Beach State, missed two points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the game with 7; 41 to go after Allison A 15:34. 7, Los Angeles, Fbnton 13 Arlington, 83. Lockwood, Tolman and Barkley 9D 91238, Robinson 181511-1231, Eastern 94, Franklin 8, AAarshall 91,20T said. “ We’ve really got to have to take a 5948 lead. ’The Spurs (C orpenter, N Icholls), 16:38 (p p ). Rodriguez hod the local goals. 12. Indiana (8 D did not ploy. free throws with 16 seconds remain­ his team evened its season record getting into a shoving match McNamara 8280 0, Cheeks 912 8321, King Hartford64, CanIslusOO 13. Nevodo-Los Vegas (11-0) beat Long CCC-Bost girls O’all now 3-6 and 93. were able to close to 6963 early Penalties— Fox, LA (hooking), :45; Fenton, In other action, D.W. Fish whipped 404816, Henderson861-28, Hinson 881-311, Lafayette 83, Notre (Tome66 w L W L ing. UNLV’s Karl James made a at 4-4. Notre Dame, 7-3, got 31 points intensity to beat a team as good with Philadelphia’s Tim LA (holdina), 3:26; MocLeon, N J (holding), Watertown, 181, and was nippe by McCormick 83847. Totals44753840123. Md.-Baltimore County 84,EastCarollna73 Beach State D-68. as Dallas. We had a good effort in the third quarter, but the 14. (taorgetown (91) did not ploy. Rockville 1 0 3 2 No. B Oklahoma 10B, Austin Peoy free throw with six seconds to go. from David Rivers. McCormick. 4:38; Kennedy, LA, malor (fighting), Southern Connecticut, 85. Tolman had Mlllersville 82, Spring Garden 66 Windham 1 0 3 1 from almost everybody.” Lakers outscored San Antonio 10:37; Shonohon, NJ, malor (fighting), (our goals, Mike Kelsey three and 16 19 34 15—114 15. Rorlda (M ) beat Towson State 77-55. Bt: Harvey Grant’s 22 points and 13 Then a 3-point attempt by John At Louisville. Pervis Ellison Rider 9S,MontclolrSI.65 South Windsor 1 0 3 1 193 and took an 8966 lead. 10:37; Verbeek, N J (cross-checking), Barry, Rodriguez and Mike Russo two 19 » M 13-tB Temple86, RutgersfO Enfield 1 0 3 1 rebounds and 20 points and 11 Hoffman of the 49ershit the rim and scored 20 points to lead five players Mark Aguirre paced Dallas Cavs 122, Nuggets 101 10:37; Carpenter, LA (Interference), apiece against Watertown. Kelsey and 8Polnt goals— Humphries, Johnson 3, 16. Iowa (8-3) did not ploy. Alvin Robertson led the Spurs Vlllonova 69, St. John's62 17. Iowa State (11-D did not ploy. East Harttord 0 1 3 2 assists by Ricky Grace led b ou n c^ away at the buzzer. in double figures as the Cardinals, with 31 points and 10 rebounds. 11:37; Lolselle, N J (hooking), 12:27; Tolman each hod two goals and Ken Barkley, Henderson. Fouled out— Nonce. YaleTI, New Hampshlre69 Hartford Public 0 1 2 2 with 20 points. Brad Daugherty cam e off the Duchesne, LA, molor (fighting), 15:13; Herold one In the loss. Russo and Rettaunds Phoenix 43 (Nance 11), Phila­ 18. Konsos (93) beat Woshln^on 67-57. 6-3, raced out to a 41-13 lead. South Yeshiva 104, Molloy 66 19. Illinois (9 D losttoNo. 18Purdue8168. Fermi 0 1 1 3 Oklahoma. Gerald Paddio led the Rebels, 2-0 Lakers 133, Spurs 115 bench to score 25 points and Baumgartner, LA, mlnor-molor-gamenoloi Tolm an each had two assists. Southern delphia 48 (Robinson ID . Assists— Phoenix SOUTH Manchester 0 1 1 S The Sooners. 13-0, set a school and in PCAA play and 11-0 overall, with Alabama. 95, pulled within 6957on 76ers 122, Suns 114 misconduct, (elbowing, fighting), 15:13; Connecticut scored the gam8wlnner 32 (Humphries 10), Philadelphia 39 Armstrong St. 78, Glassboro St. 70 James Worthy scored 23 Mark Price added 23 for deve- Fox, LA, misconduct, 15:13; Muller, NJ, with 20 seconds left. Fish goalie Tom (Cheeks ID . Total fouls— Phoenix 29, Berea74,ThonrtasMore69 20. St. John's (92) lost to Vlllonova 6963. Big Eight Conference record by 25 points. James finished with 14 Junie Lewis’ 9point shot with 3:55 points and Byron Scott added 21 Cliff Robinson scored 31 land. A 28-4 Cleveland run, malor (fighting), 15:13; Wolonln, mlnor- MItney had 19 saves. Philadelphia 15. Technical— Bailey Bethel, Tenn. 74, Bryon 71 COCtlrta O’all going over the 109point mark for points. Wiley, with 30 points, led the left in the game, but the Jaguars w L W L as Los Angeles won Its 11th points and diaries Barkley including 10 by Price, gave the molor-oame miscanduct (Instigator, fight­ (elected). A— 7,8D. Christopher Newport D , Buffalo St. 78, the tenth time this season. Okla­ 49ers, who fell to l-I and 7-4. could get no closer. ing), 15:13; Verbeek, N J, misconduct, 20T Wofflan'alop twenty Coventry 4 0 ■ 0 straight game, extending the added 28 to lead Philadelpbia, divaliers a 38-20 lead late in the 15:13; Kennedy, LA, molor-mlsconduct PaaWaaB Coastal Cdrollna78, Augusta 70 Cromwell 3 0 5 1 longest streak in the league this snapping the 76ers’ five-game first quarter. East Hampton 3 1 7 1 (fighting), 16:10; Shanahan, mlnor-malor- Reed Construction was second on the David Lipscomb 105, W. Virginia Tech 94 The Top Twenty teams In The Associated Denver rallied to within 50-47 mlscoinduct (Instigator, fighting),. 16:10; CavaiieratZE.NuggatalOl Duke101,Wllllam9Mary70 Portland 3 1 S 2 season. losing streak. basis ot pools allowed In the Windsor Press' women's coHege boskelball poll midway through the second Paterson, LA, double minor (tripping. Tournament. Reed's playeda pair of2-2 E. Kentucky 84, Tennessee St. 70 os compiled by Mel Greenberg of The Rocky Hill 1 3 3 3 The Lakers led 47-46 with 5:15 Phoenix led 3926 with 42 hlghhttlcklng), 19:43; Anderson, NJIhlgh RHAM 1 3 1 5 ties with Windsor while blanking Sims­ DENVER (Ml) Eckerd68, S. ConneCtlcut61 Philadelphia Inquirer on the votes by a Ditka has confidence in the Bears remaining in the first half when seconds remaining in the first quarter, but a 196 spurt by the sticking), 19:43. bury, 4-0, and besting Columbia, 91, In nof1da77,TowsonSt.55 nationwide panel of women's coaches Bacon Academy 0 3 1 4 Third Period— 8, New Jersey, O'Coltahan English 11-18 82 24, Rasmussen 89(H) 10, Rorlda Southern W1, Colby 77 Bolton 0 4 1 4 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar blocked period. But Robinson led a 297 Cavaliers gave them a 6953 tournament ploy. Derek Wood hod two S c h o ^ 89 87 9, Lever 813 88 4, Adams with first-place yotes In parentheses, ing your question. I’m agreeing 3 (Johnson, Lolselle), :31 (pp). 9, goals and Kris LIndstrom and Brian Georgia St. 99, Kennesaw96 records through Jan. 3, points based on By Phyllis Menslng backer Otis Wilson got Into a Greg Anderson’s dunk shot run with 10 points to give halftime lead and they were Sulllmon 11 (O'Callo- 87880, Vincent 412 8214, Hanzilk 1-5882, James Madison 73, Rodford 56 that there is (a loss of confidence) Kellogg one apiece against Simsbury. Martin85838, Evans W-1983X, Dunn 1-188 20-191917-141814-181811-19997-484G-91 The Associated Press shouting match with Ditka over attempt Tsy reaching through Philadelphia a 4943 lead and the never seriously threatened the hon, Sundstrom), 13:14. Penoltle Kellogg and...... Wood hodadgo goals In the first Kentucky Christian 111, St. LoulsChrlstlan and last week's ranking: and that's all I’m going to say about Doneyko, N J (hoM ne), 5:03; MocLeon, N J 2. Totals 41-981816101. playing time. the hoop with his left hand. No Suns never got closer than five rest of the way. deadlock with Windsor while Kellogg 65 Record Pts Pvs it.” (unsportsmanlike conduct), 9:04; Loldlaw, and LIndstrom hod goals for Reed's In Ky. Weslevon97, Bellarmlne81 1. Iowa (S ) 9 0 1247 5 Calenidar LAKE FOREST, Rl. — Chicago On Monday, Ditka was asked goaltending was called despite points thereafter. Mike Evans paced Denver la (Mglvsttcklng), 13:21; Duchesne, LA C LEV E LA N D (11D Bears players didn’t want to the title game. Against Columbia In the Horper810839, Wllllams8101-17, West87 LaGrange74, Shorter 72 2. Louisiana Tech (6) W- 0 1140 4 Bears Coach Mike Ditka says some whether he would consider resign­ vehement protests by the Spurs’ Eddie Johnson paced the Suns with 28 points. (tripping), 13:34; O'Callohon, N J (trip­ semifinal, LIndstrom hod flvegoalsand Louisiana Tech 80, NE Louisiana 68 (tie) Auburn (D 19 1 1140 2 make an issue of it, either. ping), 14:18; Guay, LA (holding), 16:47. 86 15, Ehio 49 88 12, Price 1817 1-1 23, of his players may have lost ing if he felt people lacked confi­ Matt WelnIckI, Mork Midford and Dougherty 79 11-13 25, Hubbard 44 88 8, Loulsvllle80,SouthAlabama69 4. Tennessee (D 9 1 1103 3 Linebacker Mike Singletary said Kevin Low one apiece. Corbin 451-29, Johnson84884, Curry4888 Miami, Flo. n , FOItieloh Dickinson 68 5. Texos 9 2 964 1 TODAY confidence in him for a variety of dence in him. Shots on goal— Los Angeles 1M 6F— 37. In other action, Reed's whipped Montevallo98,North(taorgla94 6. Mississippi 11- 0 912 7 Beys BSMkoMMII the McCaskey comments had been New Jersey 8-6-10— 34. 8, R o o m 1-1883, Dudlev88888Totals4984 reasons, but he has no doubt the “ Sure,” Ditka said. Simsbury, 182, and (ell to Mld- 2826122. N. Carolina A8iT 90, Coppin St 61 7. Virginia 9 1 9ia 6 Northwest Cathollcot East Catholic, 7 Have the players, indeed, lost blown out of proportion and noted Power-ploy Opportunities— Los An- Falrfleld, 82. LIndstrom had fourgoals, N.C.-Wllmlngton 84, Appalachian St. D 8. Ohio St. 7- 2 734 9 team can pull together for the NFL geleslofO; New Jerspv3of7. Denver 34 19 it 0—im Cheney Tech at East Hampton, 7:a that controversy among the Bears Unsold not comfortable yet with job Corey Sutherland and Wood two apiece Cleveland 481914 i f ^ m Navv79,atadel67 9. Duke 11- 0 723 10 Bolton at Bacon Academy, 7:X playoffs. confidence in him? Ooatles Los Angeles, Melonson (24 and Marty Curtis and Chris MIckus one Nebroska75, Furman 74,OT 10. Rutgers 9 2 703 8 Coventry at R H A M , 7:90 “ Oh, certainly," Ditka said. “ I’m was nothing new. Tackle Dan shots-21 saves). New Jersey, Souve (2822), 8Polnt goals— Evans 6. Price 8 Martin. Talking with reporters Monday BOWIE, Md. (AP) — Wes Unseld College. case of 'It’s the coach’s job.’ opiece against Simsbury. Kellogg had Fouled out— Rasmussen. Rebounds— New Orleans 99, St. F ro n c ^ Pa. D 11. Stanford 11- 0 619 12 E lrit BoMielfeaii too tough on them, I guess.” Hampton said the team doesn’t Chevrter (0:00 third, 89). (our assists and• Craig- • Ough - • and yWood • Old Dominion 80, W. Kentucky 66 12. Long Beach St. 4 3 530 11 Hartford Public at Manchester, 7:M before the Bears left to practice admits he’s not comfortable yet Bullets owner Abe Pollin offered Hopefully. Wes can com e in and Denver 46 (Schoyes 8), Cleveland 54 Asked if that loss of confidence want to be distracted from Sun­ three apiece. Wood had both goals In (Williams, West 9). Assists— Denver 7? Rollins 103, Pfeiffer 72 13. Georgia 9 3 499 17 indoors at Notre Dame, Ditka with being the head coach of the the job to Unseld on Sunday blend the talents together.” the loss to MId-FaIrfleld. (English 7), Clevdond 35 (Harper 9). Rust59,AlhensSt.54 14. W. Kentucky 9 2 391 13 WEDNESDAY had increased since last year, Ditka day’s NFL playoff game with the Sam(ordD,HoustonBaptlstS3 called this season “ different" and Washington Bullets. He’s had only afternoon after meeting with team He added that Unseld “ brings a Total fouls— Denver 25, Cleveland 22. 15. Maryland 9 2 3» 16 Ice Hockey said, “ Sure,” although he said he Washington Redskins. A-6948. Shenandoah B , Wilmington, Del. 69 16. Nev.-Los Vegas 7-1 2B 18 South Windsor vs. Manchester (Bol­ “ tumultuous” for himself and the 27 games experience as an NBA Vice Chairman Jerry Sachs and new dimension, a new look. Some­ R adio, T V Baginnar Houaa Tampa 97, New Hompshlre Coll. » Ditka is leading the Bears into the 17. Woshlnglon 7- 2 241 14 ton Ice Palace), 8:15 p.m. didn’t know why. assistant. Vice President-General Manager thing fresh, something new.” Tenn.-Mortln 82, Jacksonville St. n 18. Vanderbilt 9 2 209 15 East Catholic vs. Enfield (Enfield playoffs for the fourth straight Purdy's nipped Regal Men's Shop, 84. Tennessee Tech 85, Freed-Hordemon 81 Last week. Bears President Mi­ “ We won two more games last Unseld inherits a team, after Mike DImeolo hod three goals ond Stan Rocketa 117, iNavericka 107 19. Houston 19 0 144 - Twins Rink) season. “ It happened so quick. To be Bob Ferry. TrovSt.82, Delta St.58 ______a. Penn St. 9 2 135 - chael McCaskey was quoted as year than we won this year,” he honest vvith you. I was asked a Ferry said that, at Sunday’s expecting to Improve upon its 42-40 LewandowskI and Brian Bochamp one Vo. CommotiweaHh 72, Richmond 53 He was asked Monday if he has apiece for Purdy's. Matt Neubelt was In DALLAS (187) Other recelvliw voles: AAontana 64; Manchester at Xavier, S:a saying some of the players had l(Mt said. question and I gave an answer,” meeting, it was decided “some­ record last year, that lost eight of ^"rljO^m . — Capitals at Ryers, ESPN Wlnthrop68,OampbellS5 James Madison 50; Southern Cal 44; Illinois East Catholic at Fermi, 6 p.m. “You have to talk to the other changed his feelings or style in 8 (T.m. — College boskelball; Syro- goal for the winners. Tony Muro had Aguirre 11-24 918 D , Perkins 811 1-2 7, MIDWEST confidence in Ditka, in part because Unseld said Monday after running thing had to be done.” its first 10 games this season and three goals and Mike Chesus a goal ond Donaldson 1-3 88 3, Blackman 7-11 83 16, J7; Stephen F. Austin 21; Colorado a ; Cheney Tech at Valley Reglonol, 6 people, the principals Involved,” he coaching the Bears. cuso at- Boston- • College, Collei Channel ' 56 Alcorn St. 62, Mo.-Konsos City 99 Nebraska 18; Lo Salle 5; Son Diego St. 3; p.m of bad feelings remaining from the his first practice at the team’s “ The team was not functioning as has already had three losing 9 p.m. — CoHogeboskelball: Connec­ an assist for Regal's. Gary (Jramllna Horaer9)583D, Blob81 )-21,Tarpley913 BrlorCltff100,SWMInnesota92 ''I ’ll talk to you about that in was In goal (or Regal's. Jason Capello 84 19, Dovis 83 81 4, Schrempf 87 84 6, Tn.-Choltanooga 3; New Mexico St. 2; Egys SsstaMiliiB ^ NFL players strike. McCaskey’s said, when pressed again about a unit,” Ferry said. “ It was really a streaks of four or more games. ticut at Soton Hall, Channel 30, WPOP, ChodronSt. 103, DoaneOl Fairfield 1; Purdue 1; Vlllanova 1. East Catholic at Windsor Locks, l:a February,” he replied. training facility at Bowie State WILI played well defensively. Farm er81880. Totals 4888 D - » 107. comments came a day after line­ reasons. “ I mean. I’m just answer­ I

MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 8, 1988 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, tiipsdav. Jan. 5. 1988 W. German Names in the News Game doesn’t spoil memories film industry Sleepless nights is in trouble EL PASO, Texas (A P) — Joe of fine season for the Saints X/'* Elliott, lead singer for the heavy- metal band Def Leppard, says he By Austin Wilson professed innocence of football right attitude, a good frame of his arm and sat out t f t second half Bv Kevin Costelloe still suffers "sleepless nights” The Associated Press knowledge. mind. of the Minnesota game, he said, and The Associated Press because of his insult to El Paso Mora said that the loss to “ We got off to a great start, and center-guard Steve Korte will have residents five years ago, but his NEW ORLEANS - One bad Minnesota should not be inter­ then everything went downhill.” wires removed from his shoulder on FRANKFURT, West Germany- apologies have fallen on deaf ears. game shouldn't spoil memories of a preted as a reversion to the form There were some individual Tuesday. Korte, the starter until a After enjoying great success In the Mayor Jonathan Rogers has brilliant season, even if it was the that sent the Saints through 20 bright spots, he said. “ We felt like shoulder separation sidelined him, 1960s and ’70s, West (jlermany’s urged a boycott of Def Leppard most important game in the fran­ non-winning seasons. Stan Brock and Steve Korte had had an operation in preseason but film Industry has hit troubled since 1983, when Elliott told a chise’s history, says New Orleans Kicker Morten Andersen said the pretty good games up in the returned for the three games. times. concert crowd In Tucson, Ariz., that Saints Coach Jim Mora. question was offensive. offensive line,” he said. Third-string quarterback John Clitics talk about an artistic the band had played the night Minnesota routed the Saints 44-10 “ It’s an insult to us, because Brenner, linebackers Rickey Fourcade, the star of the replace­ crisis compounded by the growing before in El Paso, “ that place with In the NFC wild-card game on we’re not. That era is over. I firmly Jackson and Pat Swilling, comer- ment team, will have arthroscopic trend toward mammoth, interna­ all the greasy Mexicans.” Sunday, the most lopsided wild­ believe that,” he said. back Dave Waymer and end Jim surgery on a knee within two weeks. tional co-productions aimed prim­ Elliott later broadcast an apology card result ever. The previous high “ Whoever says It’s the same old Wiiks had good games defensively, Hebert will decide after watching arily at making money. Cinema to El Paso residents and Def was the 31-7 Seattle romp over Saints has not been following the he said. Fourcade’s progress, whether he attendance also Is down, and last Leppard offered to donate $10,000 to Denver in 1983. season, has not been paying too Running back Rueben Mayes wants the same sort of surgery, year only seven West German needy children here. “ Although yesterday was a bad much attention." tore a knee ligament in the game Mora said. movies drew more than a half- The band is scheduled to play in experience and leaves somewhat of Tight end Hoby Brenner said it’s and will undergo surgery on Tues­ million viewers. the border city Feb. 15, but Rogers day, he said. “ This is not a serious He said he wants as many players a bad taste In everybody’s mouth. I the sort of thing a disappointed fan as possible working at the team To many, 42-year-old director has refused to be placated, despite type of'injury — not one that wiil think it’s Important to look at the - might say without meaning. headquarters over the offseason. Wim Wenders, whose latest work Is entreaties from John Garcia, direc­ "I think youcan say that any time require extensive rehabilitation,” the prize-winning “ Der Himmel tor of the League of United Latin j big picture," Mora said Monday. '"rhls team won the second most we lose, but I don’t think it’s true.” he said. “ They will make a small “ I think you win games in the Ueber Berlin,” remains Ger­ American Citizens, who says “ we games in the league. 12. and it’s he said. “ We had nine good games, incision and repair it.” offseason,” he said. “ Football- many’s main hope, since the death can’t continue to hold a grudge.” He said Mayes wiii have the knee related work, where you actually “ What I said then was not meant difficult to win 12. They won nine in and. unfortunately, we had a bad in 1982 of Rainer Werner Fass­ MARGAUX HEMINGWAY a row. which is extremely difficult. one on the tenth.” immobilized for three weeks, then conduct drills in the off-season, had --r;. binder, who created such master- the. way it came out, and it was a “ They accomplished things no­ “ We’re not as bad as that score begin working out. It will mean that a lot to do with our winning.” works as “ The Marriage of Eva AP photo ridiculously stupid thing to do,” .. . never felt better body expected them to accomplish. indicated. I hope not, because we for the second year, Mayes will “ I felt we established a real good Braun” (1978) and “ Berlin Alexan- Elliott said last week. “ Believe me. “ I think that if you asked the have to play them next season in the miss the Pro Bowl for offseason foundation for the future,” he said. derplatz” (1981). MACBETH ON BROADWAY — Starring rehearsal in New York Monday. The I ’ve spent many a sleepless night players before the season, even regular season.” he said. The surgery. He had an Achilles tendon "W e’re a relatively young team Other filmmakers of note include as MacBeth and Lady MacBeth In a new production will begin an 11-week over that incident, and I did my best they, deep down inside, they Saints will play at Minnesota, but repaired after last season. that will continue to improve. AP photo Edgar Reitz, whose 1984 family to right a wrong. There’s got to be A production of the Shakespeare play, pre-Broadway tour in two-and-a-half the date has not been set. Bobby Hebert got a cornea room for forgiveness.” wouldn’t have thought they could. “ We’ve got to realize fhat every DAY AFTER LOSS— New Orleans Saints’ Coach Jim TV-eplc, “ Heimat,” achieved great Mora said he couldn’t explain scratched in the game, and was Christopher Plummer and Glenda Jack- weeks before its Broadway opening on “ Tom Benson did. He picked us to year is a new year. You’ve got to success here and in the United why Sunday’s game was so bad. wearing dark glasses when he Mora looks down while listening to a question at a news son appear together during the first April 21. win 12.” rededicate yourself. States, and Voiker Schloendorrf. Benson, team owner, did predict ” We had a good week of prac­ cleaned out his locker on Monday. conference in New Orleans Monday. Mora took the After his Academy Award-winning Bankrupt surgeon tice.” he said. “ I mentioned to some “ He's seeing his opthalmologist. “ We can’t sit back and say. In August that the Saints would win Saints to the playoffs for the first time in the club’s history “ The Tin Drum” (1979). Schloen­ HOUSTON (AP) — Dr. Denton 12. but everybody chalked that up to of the coaches during the week that It’s not serious.” Mora said. “ We’re here,’ because you can go dorrf has found an American Cooley, who in 1969 performed the his perpetual optimism and self- I thought we were going in with the Center Joel Hilgenberg bruised from ’here’ to ’there’ in no time.” only to lose to Minnesota, 44-10. audience. But Werner Herzog, ‘Beveriy Hills Cop II’ wins world’s first artifical heart im­ known for such films as “ Aguirre, plant, has filed for protection under the Wrath of God” (1972), wasn’t federal bankruptcy laws. N able to finish his “ Cobra Verde” in Cooley, 67, claims to owe about Clark may not re-sign with St. Louis time for the important Hof Film Sports In Brief $100 million through his local real Festival in the fall. 1987 battle of the box office estate businesses and Cardiovascu­ (Germany’s film Industry has a Bv Ronald Blum Cardinals at this point I expected a homers were 36 percent of the to longevity clauses. But Reich said lar Associates, his medical partner­ long and Illustrious history. The Associated Press St. Louis deal, but it’s not meant to Cardinals’ team total of 94. the Cardinals were unwilling to pay HOLLYWOOD (AP) — “ Beverly The thriller, which has had finish seventh, while “ Lethal Wea­ ship. He sought protection from his Robinson co-player of the week In the ’20s and ’30s, such be.” “ We’ve said from the outset that Clark as a superstar if he remained Hills Cop II” won the battle of the audiences cheering and booing as pon” took in $65.1 million to capture creditors Monday under Chapter 11 moviemakers as Fritz Lang (“ Met­ STORKS — University of Connecticut forward Cliff Robinson NEW YORK — Will Jack Clark Maxvill. who said the Cardinals there are two things that you have unhurt. box office in 1987, a year in which Michael Douglas’ weekend fling eighth place. of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. ropolis,” 1926), F.W. Murnau and Pittsburgh center Charles Smith were named Big East stay in St. Louis or will he go? are offering a two-year contract, to acknowledge about Jack Clark.” Maxvill said that one of the items people paid a record $4.2 billion to with Glenn Close turns into a violent “ Witches of Eastwick,” which Real estate developers In Hous­ (“ The Lost Laugh,” 1924) andG.W. basketball players of the week, it was announced Monday. The Cardinals say he’ll stay. said he spoke Monday with Bill Reich said. “ The first is that he’s under discussion was the number of go to the movies, according to nightmare, is still showing in starred Cher, Michelle Pfeifer and ton and other Texas cities have Pabst (“ The Three-Penny Opera,” Robinson helped UConn to three wins last week when he scored Clark’s agent says no. Landman, an associate of Reich. one of the superstars of the game. games Clark woilld have to play to preliminary figures. theaters and finished ninth among Susan Sarandon as the witches and been plagued by building vacan­ 1931) made Germany a leader In the 90 points and added 25 rebounds. “ Jack Clark has indicated to me “ He called Bill at 7:30 this The second is that he’s injury- reach certain monetary levels, but “ Cop II,” with Eddie Murphy box-office leaders last week when it Jack Nicholson as the devil, fin­ cies, partly because of the de­ embryonic industry. Then Adolf that he will not re-sign with the morning but it didn’t change prone. The Cardinals are willing to Reich indicated that Clark had reprising his role as renegade took in $3.41 millio.i. On the year it ished ninth with $63.7 million. pressed oil industry. Hitler’s Third Reich snuffed out Cardinals,” Tom Reich said anything.” Reich said. "The situa­ acknowledge the second but not the stopped thinking about such policeman Axel Foley, hauled in took in $129.3 million to easily Dan Akroyd’s spoof of Sgt. Joe A year before the artificial heart artistic creativity. In the '50s a long Hartford rallies to top Canisius Monday. tion with St. Louis appears to have first.” matters. $153.6 million at the nation’s box capture third place. Friday in “ Dragnet” was 10th at implant, the Houston native per­ "Negotiations are continuing.” expired. Re-signing with St. Louis “ I ’m happy to acknowledge the “ It’s just not a question of the string of sentimental movies based offices in 1987, easily outdistancing The year’s fourth-place film, $57.2 million. formed the nation’s first heart on simple boy-meets-girl plots BUFFALO, N.Y. — Anthony Moye scored 20 points and Keith Cardinals General Manager Dal is not our direction from Clark.” importance of Jack Clark to our money or the terms anymore,” “ Platoon,” which won the Oscar for “ Three Men And A Baby” was the Here are the top films for 1987, as transplant. He also founded and TIMOTHY DALTON entertained a nation still digging only other movie on the 1987 top 10 tallied by Exhibitor Relations Co., heads the Texas Heart Institute at Jones netted 13 more to lead a well-balanced scoring attack as Maxvill said. " I ’m hopeful that we Reich said that negotiations with ballclub.” Maxvill said. “ We think Reich said. “ There are just times best picture of 1986. . teams with Redgrave Hartford rallied in the second half to beat Canisius 64-60 in the can get it done by Friday the Cardinals reached an impasse it’s important to re-sign him. when you have to move on and find out of the war. Director Oliver Stone’s vivid list that is still in release in with distributor and gross: the Texas Medical Center in The new German film begin its EC AC North Atlantic conference opener for both schools Monday midnight.” in December and that is when Clark Obviously we do or we wouldn’t be a new ballclub.” Vietnam drama finished second in theaters. The movie, starring Tom 1. "Beverly Hills Cop II,” Para­ Houston. rise in the mid-1960s, suddenly Selleck, Steve Guttenberg and Ted mount, $153,651,824. night. Clark is the most prominent of the began to think about going else­ willing to make the two-year Clark, in addition to missing the 1987 box-office receipts, with $137 rocketing Fassbinder and Schloen­ Danson as bachelor fathers to a 2. “ Platoon,” Orion, $137,030,553 Hartford trailed 31-19 at halftime, but Moye scored 14 points to II free agents who must re-sign where. Reich would not say which committment.” final month of the season, as well as million. dorrf to fame, along with Herzog, baby left on their doorstep, took in 3. “Fatal Attraction,” Para­ Wonderful stay help lead the Hawks’ comeback and snap a four-game losing with their former clubs by Friday teams Clark preferred. Clark made $1.3 million last the playoffs and World Series, also "Platoon” also took in $1.6 Clark, acquired from San Fran­ season in the final year of a Wenders and Alexander Kluge million in 1986, said John Krier, $83,925,233 in 1987. Last week, it led mount, $129,358,990. streak. Jones’ long jumper with 4:41 left gave Hartford, now 3-8, or be barred from re-signing with was hurt the final three months of LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mar- cisco in exchange for four players multi-year contract. (“ Abschied von Gestem,” 1966). president of Exhibitor Relations all releases with $13.12 million in 4. "Three Men And A Baby, its first lead at 56-55 and the visitors stayed in front the rest of the them until May 1. 1986 and missed two weeks in 1985. gaux Hemingway “ has never felt on Sept. 1.1985, hit 35homers, drove Reich said that Clark was not Prestigious film schools were es­ Co., which on Monday released the receipts. Buena Vista, $83,925,233. “ The time for talking, we’re past better” since her stay at the Betty game. in 106 runs and batted .286 in 1987 opposed to hinging a significant “ This is not what we expected,” tablished in West Berlin and tentative final box-office figures for The police thriller “ Untoucha­ 5. “ Untouchables, Paramount, Marvin Powell had 11 points and Wilbert Frazier added 10 more that,” Reich said. ” I think it’s Ford Center during the Christmas before he hurt his ankle Sept. 9. His part of the money in a new contract Reich said. Munich to groom new talent for the bles,” starring Kevin Costner and $76,254,308. academic with respect to the 1987. holiday to overcome an alcohol and hauled in 10 rebounds for Hartford, which shot 66,7percent in government-subsidized film Overall, 1987 was a record year Sean Connery, finished fifth in 1987 6. “ Secret of My Success,” problem, her agent says. the second half. industry. for the film industry, Krier said, with $76.2 million, while ’’Secret of Universal, $66,987,694. Brian Smith topped Canisius with 18 points and 10 rebounds, “ German film keeps bouncing My Success” was sixth with $66.9 7. “ Stakeout,” Buena Vista, “ We are very proud of her,” said with moviegoers paying an esti­ Bill Barnes, a longtime friend and while Gregg Smith scored 14 points and Mike Brown finished with Gregory undeterred by disc injury back,” says Heinz Badewitz, head mated $4.2 billion, surpassing million. $65,374,551. agent of the model and actress, who 13 for the Griffs, now winless in eight games. of the 21-year-old Hof Film Festi­ 1984’s record $4.02 billion. “ Stakeout,” with Richard Drey- 8. “ Lethal Weapon,” Warner val. “ Just when you think It’s all fuss and Emilio Estevez as police­ Bros., $65,192,350., is the granddaughter of author “ This was the most relaxed I ’ve “ It was a good year for movies,” Bv Barry Wllner Gregory. 28, of Skaneateles, total score, were Susan Wynne of over, then they come fighting back men, edged out the team of Mel 9. ’’Witches of Eastwick,” Ernest Hemingway. “ She had a felt, out there tonight,” Yorke said. he said. Northern Arizona nips Central The Associated Press N.Y.. wears an elastic brace which Camillus, N.Y., and Joseph Druar and the critics fall into a frenzy. Gibson and Danny Glover in Warner Bros., $63,749,955., very wonderful stay there.” “ That’s because we are so well Among those that did the best was is molded to fit his body and keep it of Buffalo. German movies find much of their "Lethal Weapon.,” 10. "Dragnet,” Universal, Miss Hemingway, 32, entered the TUBA CITY, Ariz. — Kevin Tucker sank a 15-foot baseline prepared.” "Fatal Attraction,” which finished DENVER — A ruptured disc may stiff. He and Semanick, 20, of “ Having three international com­ success abroad. That’s a fact.” “ Stakeout did $65.3 million to $57,201,679. center in Rancho Mirage on Dec. 4 jumper at the buzzer to give Northern Arizona a 72-70 victory in third place. 5 have had Scott Gregory on hisback. Bridgeville Pa., also have limited petitions really adds confidence.” Gregory never was prepared to Some of the best-known recent and was released during the over Central Connecticut State University in a non-conference but it wasn’t going to keep him their routines in deference to Wynne said. “ The international miss the nationals. He and Seman­ German films have been interna­ weekend, said Barnes. She went basketball game Monday night. away from the U S. Figure Skating Gregory’s condition. They elimi­ exposure this fall and doing our ick were anxious to defend their tional co-productions, such as ’’The directly to her family home in rural Tucker, who led all scorers with 20 points, hit his game-winner Championships. nated all the lifts from their programs before people really crown and they didn’t want to Never-Ending Story” (1984) and Idaho, he said. Few comedies win Oscars, Her sisters — actress Mariel six seconds after Central Connecticut State’s Bryan Heron had And it wasn’t going to keep program, although they hope to do helps you get better.” jeopardize their Olympic “The Name of the Rose” (1985). tied the game for the 11th time on a tip-in. Gregory and Suzanne Semanick. them at the Olympics. Wynne and Druar were ahead of qualification. Wolfgang Petersen’s 1981 subma­ Hemingway, 25, and Muffet, 36 — Tucker then took the ball the length of the court and put up the the defending champions, from “ We’ve needed a lot more con­ Renee Roca and James Yorke. The “ It’s been a hard month getting rine war adventure, “ Das Boot” were with her at the home in rural fallaway jumper, falling to the floor as the shot went in. leading the ice dance competition centration than normal.” Seman­ top two finishers qualify for next back into shape for the nationals,” (“ The Boat” ) , was also strongly Ketchum and are proud of Mar- Wayne Campbell paced Central, 3-7, with 19 points. Tyrone after Monday’s three compulsory ick said. ” I can feel he’s getting month’s Olympics at Calgary. Gregory said. “ We’ve taken it day aimed at an international market. but this may be their year gaux’s decision to face her drinking Canino added 17 poinU and 16 rebounds for the Blue Devils while dances. stronger every day. But I’ve never “ The most important thing is to by day and I ’ve made progress. “ International film spells the end problem, said Barnes. do your ultimate best,” Wynne “ She has never felt better. It is all Brian Devlin added 12 and Andre Alexander 10. Gregory injured his back while talked through so many dances. “ I had no doubt I would be here of national cinema.” says Hans- Bv Bob Thomas Brooks film is not an out-and-out “ Good Morning, Vietnam” : John DR. DENTON COOLEY said. “ You don’t think about the extremely positive,” he said. the couple was competing in West “ It’s siliy things, like when he and in the best shape I could be in.” Joachim Neumann, the author of a The Associated Press comedy, it contains as many belly Lone, “ The Last Emperor” ; Mar- . . . files for bankruptcy Germany. steps and lays his skate on edge, I situations or you can drive yourself 1986 book, “ Der Deutsche Film cello Mastroianni, “ Dark Eyes” : The original set pattern portion of laughs as “ Planes. Trains and “ It was Nov. 17.” he said. “ I went have to think of how to place my foot crazy.” Yves Montand, “ Manon of the Yale gets by New Hamps|ilre the dance competition will be Heute” (“ German Film Today” ) LOS ANGELES — This may be Automobiles,” starring Steve Mar­ No stage secret through a lot of therapy when I first on the ice to ease (the strain).” Roca. of Rochester, N.Y., and Neumann said that while Wend­ the year that Oscar learns the value tin and John Candy, Spring’ ’ ; Mickey Rourke. DURHAM, N.H. — Peter White hit a three-pointer, his only Yorke. of Stamford, Conn., are Wednesday and the free dance got back onto my feet after a week Semanick and Gregory easily ers’ 1984 film, “ Paris. Texas.” won of laughter. The 60th Oscar race intensifies “ Barfly” : Albert Finney, “ Or­ LONDON (AP) — Timothy Dal­ skating together in their first Thursday. Gift returned points of the game, with 54 seconds remaining to lead Yale to a on my back. Then, when I got back outdistanced the field in the Paso great critical acclaim, it was more Oscar has a well-earned reputa­ with the new year, building up to the phans": Richard Dreyfuss, ton, the latest actor to star as nationals. Roca won the 1985 U.S. Also on Monday, Katie Wood, 16, 71-69 win over New Hampshire Monday. on the Ice. the buildup was slow. I Doble. Viennese Waltz and Tango an American film for the German tion for being a pretty stolid guy — first climax, the announcement of “ Nuts,” though the studio has James Bond, will set aside secret- DENVER (AP) — Democratic of Winnetka, 111., led after the junior White gave Yale a 70-69 lead and Eric Mitchell added a free started skating just for 20 Romantica. Second after the com- title with Donald Adair, who retired public than a German one. you can tell by the Crusader sword nominees on Feb. 18. One aspect to suggested him as supporting actor. agent antics to team with actress Gov. Roy Romer says he got his women’s figures. throw with three seconds left. minutes.” pulsories. worth 30 percent of the last March. “ The heroic, experimental age of he is grasping. Most of the film watch is whether the smaller, Best Actress: Holly Hunter, Vanessa Redgrave on the British blue cashmere overcoat back as a Dean Campbell led Yale, 2-6, with 16 points, while Paul Maley the movies is over,” he said. “ The achievements he has rewarded has special-interest films will be able to "Broadcast News” ; Glenn Close, stage. holiday gift from a person who took added 15. John Rice chipped in 10 points and seven rebounds. genial dilettantes of the ‘other’ type been on the heavy side, much to the compete with the blockbusters of “ Fatal Attraction” ; Sarah Miles. Dalton, 41, first appeared as it by mistake at a party given by Derek Counts led New Hampshire, 0-6, with 25 points, while Keith of cinema of the 1960s have made frustration of those who create the major studios. “ Hope and Glory” ; Lillian Gish, Agent 007 in last year’s “ The Living Republicans. Carpenter and Dave Murray added 14 points each. 49ers confident about meeting Vikes way for the gold diggers of the new laughs for a living. It happened two years ago, when “ The Whales of August” ; Meryl Daylights.” His new role is as Romer said at a news conference film boom. Few comedies have ever won Oscars went to Geraldine Page for Streep, “ Ironweed” : Cher, “ Moon­ tavern owner Cornelius Melody in Monday that the person who took it struck” : Maggie Smith, “ The Bv Steve Wllstein “ Things are going badly for Academy Awards as best picture. “ The Trip to Bountiful” and Wil­ Eugene O’ Neill’s “ A Touch of the at the party in Denver several Malarchuk NHL player of week Lonely Passion of Judith Heame” ; The Associated Press German movies, and it didn’t just They have included Frank Capra’s liam Hurt for “ The Kiss of the Poet,” opening Jan. 28 at London’s weeks ago “ was on his back in Faye Dunaway, “ Barfly” ; Chris­ M O NTREAL — Goalie Clint Malarchuk, who helped the start yesterday. Fewer and fewer “ It Happened One Night” (1934) Spider Woman.” If the independent Young Vic Theater. Hawaii while I was shivering here. SAN FRANCISCO — Impressed, spectators both here and abroad and “ You Can’t Take It with You” companies can do as well this year, tine Lahti, “ Housekeeping” : Bar­ The tale of strife and romance But I got it back this morning.” Washington Capitals to three victories and a tie in four NHL bra Streisand, “ Nuts” : Joanne surprised but hardly overwhelmed still want to see German movies.” (1938). Billy Wilder’s “ The Apart­ there may be chances for such following the American Revolution The governor refused to identify games, was named Player of the Week Monday for the period Woodward, “ The Glass Menag­ by Minnesota’s lopsided victory By last November, only two West ment” (1960), Tony Richardson’s limited-release films as the late will run three weeks at the Young the person, but said the man ending Jan. 4. erie” ; Sally Kirkland, “ Anna.” over New Orleans, the confident German movies were on Stern “ Tom Jones” (1963) and Woody John Huston’s “ The Dead,” Paul Vic before moving to Brighton and apologized profusely (or mistaking Malarchuk posted a 2.45 goals-against average in the four Best Supporting Actor: Albert San Francisco 49ers on Monday magazine’s list of most-watched Allen’s "Annie Hall” (1977). Newman’s “ The Glass Menag­ later to London’s West End. the coat for his own. games. The highlight of his week came Jan. 2 when he led the Brooks, “ Broadcast News,” though began mapping out a strategy motion pictures. One was the “ Der The prizes for best actor and erie,” "The Whales of August,” Exploratory work on a new Bond Romer said that if he learned Capitals to a 2-0 triumph over the Stanley Cup-champion the studio suggests him as best against a team they’d given up for Joker” (“The Joker”), a crime actress also have gone to few starring Lillian Gish and “ Barfly,” film is under way, Dalton has said, anything from the experience, it is; Edmonton Oilers. It was the sixth career shutout for the with Mickey Rourke and Faye actor; Sean Connery, “ The Un­ dead. thriller featuring German rock star comedIc roles: Claudette Colbert and his involvement is “ highly “ Don’t wear your good coat to a 26-year-old Malarchuk. but his first this season. touchables” ; Lee Ermey, “ Full “ When they’re hot, they’re real Peter Maffay and starring Tahnee and Clark Gable, “ It Happened One Dunaway. But it seems more likely probable.” Republican party.” Metal Jacket” : Vincent Price, hot. and when they’re bad, they’re Welch and Elliott Gould. The other Night” (1934); James Stewart. that the major prizes will go to the “ The Whales of August” ; Morgan 9 real bad and make a lot of wps “ Eaertliche Chaoten” “ The Philadelphia Story” (1940); big money movies. Jackson NBA rookie of the month Freeman, “ Street Smart” ; Denzel mistakes,” safety Tom Holmoe (“ Tender Anarchists” ) , a romantic Judy Holliday, “ Bom Yesterday” Here’s a view of how the major competitions shape up, with poten­ Washington, “ Cry Freedom,” who said of the Vikings. comedy starring TV superstar (1950): Lee Marvin, “ Cat Ballou” NEW YO RK — Guard Mark Jackson, who averaged 11.6 points is listed by the studio as best actor; Censors clear motherly kiss Neither rain nor the nagging Thomas Gottschalk. (1965): Glenda Jackson, “ A Touch tial nominees listed more or less in and 10.3 assists for the New York Knicks in December, was James Whitmore, “ Nuts” ; James memories of upset losses to the Last year’s most successful West of Class” (1973): and Diane Keaton, order of probability: named NBA Rookie of the Month on Monday. Naughton, “ The Glass Menag­ BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) - woman is his mother. Vikings in their past two meetings German movie was a slapstick “ Annie Hall” (1977). Best Ricture: "Broadcast Jackson, a first-round draft choice from St. John’s, is erie” ; Ian Bannen, “ Hope and Brazil’s steamy soap operas “ We awaited the answer with dimmed the 49ers’ spirits as they farce featuring popular TV enter­ That could change in 1988. Two News,” “ Hope and Glory,” “ Moon­ averaging 9.4 assists per game this season. The highest assist Glory” ; Bob Hoskins, “ The Lonely turned the heat up a notch when great anxiety and suspense,” abruptly switched training plans tainer Otto, beloved forhishangdog comics have already been touted struck,” “ The Last Emperor,” average by a rookie was Oscar Robertson’s 9.7 in 1961. Passion of Judith Heame.” government censors allowed one said the soap’s assistant direc­ for Saturday’s divisional playoff look and baggy clothes. More than 6 (or nominations: Steve Martin for “ Empire of the Sun,” “ Ironweed,” Best Supporting Actress; Olym­ program to show a modern-day tor, Carlos Eduardo Salles. game. million people saw “ Otto” from the “ Roxanne” and Robin Williams for “Cry Freedom.” “Fatal Attrac­ pia Dukakis, “ Moonstruck” ; Ann Oedipus kiss his mother in a The 49ers, assuming New Or­ middle of July to the beginning of “ Good Morning, Vietnam.” tion,” “ The Dead,” “ Full Metal The author of Mandala is Canada captures Junior hockey title Sothem, “ The Whales of August” ; passionate embrace on prime­ leans would beat Minnesota, stu­ September. “ Broadcast News,” which the Jacket” and "The Untouchables” playwright Dias Gomes, who Best Actor; Jack Nicholson, Elaine Strltch, “ September” : An- time television. MOSCOW — Canada captured its third World Junior Hockey died tapes last week of the Washing­ Still, many in the industry say the New York critics declared the also wrote the controversial “ The Witches of Eastwick” or jelica Huston, “ TheDead” ; Norma It happened Monday night in Championship Monday, finishing the eight-team tournament ton Redskins, practiced against the AP graphic year’s best picture, looks like the soap opera “ Roque Santeiro,” or future is still bright for West Aleandro, “ daby” ; Vanessa Red­ the long-awaited chapter 74 of Redskins’ formations and thought German movies, even though over­ front-runner In the Oscar race, with "Ironweed": William Hurt, “ Roque the Saint-maker” in undefeated following a 9-1 victory over Poland. ‘ ‘Minnesota’s been playing well,” there shouldn’t be any major the popular soap opera “ Man- ibout the Redskins’ players they what the playoffs are all about; nominations probably coming for “ Broadcast News” : Michael Dou­ grave, “ Prick Up Your Ears” ; Portuguese. That tale of amour- The Soviet Union captured the silver medal by trouncing West concentration and playing together he said. “ (New Orleans) had been problems or any major difference all movie theater attendance Maureen Stapleton, “ Nuts” ; Pene­ dala,” a modern-day version of would face. William Hurt, Holly Hunter and glas, “ Wall Street” : Steve Martin, ous goings-on and backroom Germany 12-2 in the final game of the 12th annual competition. relying on blocked kicks so long and in our blocking schemes.” plunged from 141.3 million in 1981 to the Greek tragedy. Oedipus and Now, after watching Minnesota’s as a team,” Craig said. Albert Brooks. While the James L. “ Roxanne” : Robin Williams, lope Wilton, “ Cry Freedom.” politics in a rural Brazilian town Finland, the only team to take a point from the Canadians with it’s just a matter of time before Asked about the 49ers’ previous about 105.2 million last year. his mother, Jocasta, looked 44-10 victory Sunday over the Safety Carlton Williamson said was banned by the military a 4-4 tie earlier in the event, beat Czechoslovakia 2-1 for the something happens to you. You two losses against the Vikings, longingly at each other and Saints, the 49ers’ thoughts have he turned off the Vikings-Saints government that ruled from 1964 bronze medal. game early because he grew bored can’t do that all the time, so I wasn’t Montana just shrugged. kissed. turned to the Vikings, the same to 1985, but finally reached watching it, but he was Impressed really surprised.” “ I missed last year’s game (with Earlier, Raimundo Eustaquio team that beat them 27-24 in Literary legend celebrates her 100th birthday television when civilian rule with quarterback Wade Wilson. Montana will need all the mobil­ a back injury) and I can’t re­ de Mesquita, the head of the overtime last year and 28-21 in a government’s television censor­ returned. Athletics sign Glenn Hubbard “ He was really in control' of ity and quickness he can muster member two years ago,” he said. Miss Steloff’s actual birthday “ If you and the Gotham Book 1985 season opener. NEW YORK (AP) - Frances gether $500 to start the Gotham on himself and confident,” Williamson against the Vikings, who rely Walsh and all the 49ers are was a few days earlier, on New Mart can survive this long, there's ship department, had said the “ Are we to censor Greek OAKLAND, Calif. — The Oakland Athletics have signed “I never really counted on Impressed, though, with Minneso­ Steloff, the founder of the Gotham Jan. 1.1920. scene would not be broadcast. mythology, which is part of said. “ I hadn’t seen that before in heavily on their pass rush. A little over 68 years later, Miss Year’s Eve, when she was feted by hope for us all,” said lyricist free-agent veteran second baseman Glenn Hubbard to a contract playing Minnesota,” said running ta’s two big offensive forces — Book Mart, celebrated her 100th “ No way. Over my dead every child’s basic education?” him.” “ The pass rush is obviously the Steloff sat beaming and apparently the town of Saratoga Springs, Stephen Sondheim. for the 1988 baseball season, plus an option year, the club back Roger Craig. “ I was really running back Darrin Nelson and birthday surrounded by a literary body,” the censor said. asked Gomes. Quarterback Joe Montana said key to their defense,” Coach Bill in excellent health as her friends where she was born and reared. The survival of the Gotham was announced on Monday. surprised with the way the game wide receiver Anthony Carter. crowd in what novelist John Updike But broadcast it was. Censor Mesquita saw the he feels “ close to 100 percent” and Walsh said. “ They rush four people dropped by to celebrate her For weeks before that, telegrams once in doubt. But a legal battle Hubbard, 30, hit a career-high .264 for the Atlanta Braves last turned out. But they had a great and really penetrate ... They have “ They have some real offensive has called “ my favorite bookstore over ownership of Gotham’s mid­ News about the contents of matter differently. ready to start after missing one birthday. and letters poured into the shop season, including 33 doubles and 77 walks. The Athletics did not game plan and they were just a lot game because of a strained hamst­ excellent players otherwise, but weapons and they were able tokeep in North America.” with congratulatory messages. town Manhattan building is “ in the chapter 74 sparked a nationwide “ I don’t think incest is an There was a book-shaped cake All around her were signed books reveal other terms of the pact. more physical than New Orleans. ring muscle and playing only the how you slow down the pass rush Is their defense well-rested by keep­ “ I cannot Imagine New York City ninth inning,” said Miss Steloff’s debate over incest, morality and appropriate subject to be aired and plenty of literary talk as a few and photographs by some of the “ Glenn will solidify our defense up the middle and give us an ’I^ey kept beating (the Saints) to second half last week against the what worries me.” ing it off the field (against the without the Gotham Book Mart,” designated successor, Andreas artistic freedom. The question at 8 p.m. when children are dozen authors, editors and book authors she has befriended and experienced double-play man to team with Walt Weiss,” said the punch.” Rams. “ They’ve been putting pressure Saints),” said Craig. wrote Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Brown, the censorship board faced was watching,” he said of the show lovers paid tribute Monday night to encouraged. Among the signatures Athletic’s Vice President of Baseball Operations Sandy Alderson Craig said the last two times the “ I don’t think I will be rusty at on from the backside,” said Mon­ Walsh said Carter blew the game Brown has owned the bookshop v.hether the kiss scene was too which is being run by Globo TV a woman who helped nurture were those of Gertrude Stein, a regular customer. in a press release. "Offensively, he had an excellent on-base 49ers played the Vikings, “ we beat tana, concerned about getting open with an 84-yard punt return for since 1967, but Mias. Steloff, who suggestive of incest, since at the Brazil’s largest commercial all,” he said. modem American literature. Henry Miller, Marianne Moore, “ The Gotham Book Mart is my percentage and can handle the bat well. He is ideal for our ourselves” with mistakes. Montana was one of the few 49ers blindsided by a lineman or blitzing a touchdown. Carter also caught six lives lA an apartment above it, time Oedipus Is unaware that the network. Miss Steloff was a young book­ Alice B. Toklas, Thornton Wilder, favorite bookstore in North Amer­ situation.” “ We can’t afford to make too passes for 79 yards, including a maintains a proprietary interest. who wasn’t surprised by the Vik­ linebacker. “ But we’ve played a store clerk when she pulled to­ Eudora Welty and John Steinbeck. ica,” wrote Updike. many mental errors, but that’s ings victory. four-man line before so basically 10-yard touchdown. MANCHESTER_HERAjUD^_Tuegdaj^Jan. 8. 1988_17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav, Jan. 5, 19M T M p O W flU g A C U g V g " '^ I L L .^PlFpITH— 8NAPU by Brue* B*«ltl» KIT'N'CARLYLE by Larry Wright ------^ 1 TV Topics \'m t i n i n C- OEreeSENT \ ONC€ eXWWENCEO T THArt tve i d e a , TH' $o«zy, Puzzles vnrfHMTDTo fooo Foa TV' TIMEteJf M/U» io m V S i(Z J LET TM ’ , ^ \MAV-. 1 WM’T TVtZN am IMA6- WSOVL, op ALL UVIMr/WATrq? /S A U M C e MOtM'f yoofi • SPO BTf. mj Tfle B14 KtAL? .IMAtl'/ t f S M T Slg- MOT W ltlL C ffM A W W ff «M a S o FOGVC- Tx'wwmvc ► M u c i a e eyeuTS..: m I’M iXW •Tfc/lN<=lTo ACROSS 6 Aspiration Answer to Previous Puzzle BM8 IMTo AM 8A»y Hu tu at a ffiAMTxjiATioM 0 T(2ACT// BAU?? te r 'tvte AAUMC OUT, 7 Singer 'Little Angela’ for 'Falcon Crest’ IMACiNAeyBDWL K am S A D 1 Garage Franklin A 1 N u ■ P OF STEAMINC contents 8 Garden plant W 0 0 L H ~ a V 1 CHOW P A B X //m — plehoent 4 Safety agency 9 Eugene A N N E a | V 0 R BiiiuiAuce/f (abbr.) . O'Neill's By Jerry Buck A further examination of the lineage and up none of my friends knew who they w*w.^I 6 Southern bread daughter Y A P \vA E N T The AMOcloted Press family connections of this long-running, prime­ don’t know If It’s helped. I don’t think anyone ■ 12 Turmoil 10 Short for time soap opera might require the services of a going to give you a Job because your mother was 13 Rude person Nathan LOS ANGELES — Mariska Hargitay Joins genealo^st. famous.” .. _i _ 14 Pertaining to 11 Adam's CBS' “Falcon Crest” on Friday as Carly Fixx, a Sihee the show made its debut in 1981, there She was named Mariska after her HungailM dawn grandson roie she describes as a “little Angela Cbanning. ” has been much traffic in and out of Tuscany grandmother, and the name is pronounced 15 Welfare initials 17 Deer C l 16 Artificial lan­ 19 Be mistaken She plays the half-sister of Dan Fixx. He’s the Valley of mysterious strangers with vague “Marish-ka.” „ . protege of Angela Channing, and she’s the relationships. Hargitay’s character is simply “I hated my name when I was a child, sM guage 23 Middle East o 18 Defenseless org. martriarch of the wine-growing Gioberti family another traveler in the tradition. said. “People couldn’t pronounce it. I was Mane t-F 20 WWII area 25 12, Roman of Tuscany Valley. Carly is the half-sister that “I find out I have this rich brother in from the fifth grade unUl I was a senior in high 21 Roman bronze 26 Flying saucers Fixx never knew he had. C^alifomia, so I come looking for a father school.” „ . . PEANUTS by ChariM M. Schulz 22 Actor Torn (abbr.l Younger viewers will likely recognise Hargi­ figure,” she said. “I’m this wild, crazy girl in a In mid-January she takes off for New York to 24 Curse 27 Entertainer Tad tay from last year’s “Downtown” and from lot of pain looking for a family. She finds Dan, Join her boyfriend, Richard A. Crenna, the son of 26 Rainy-day need actor Richard Crenna, who is working on a THE CONPUCTOR 30 Metric foot 28 Computer term Ronnie Milaap’s music video “She Loves My who’s a protege of Angela (Planning and is 34 Sprite 29 Future 43 In good 55 Living room Car.” She’s also appeared in a few amall movies. having an affair with Melissa Cumson. He’a a movie. MOUNTS THE POPIUM 14 « 35 Negatives attorneys' exam working order piece Older viewers would recognise the names of good guy, mysterious, a loner. "Hey, Mom! Did Pop take his shoes off, 36 Moses' 31 The King 44 Perch 56 Charit­ her parents. She is the daughter of Jayne “Carly’s a person who’ll do or say anything. or is it low tide?" » mountain 32 Cards and 46 New (pref.) able Mansfield, the 19S0s blonde sex symbol, and I’m not disrespectful, I Just don’t know better. □ □ □ 37 Group of eight letters 48 Pat bird's home org. Mickey Hargitay, a former Mr. Universe. I’m like a little Angela Channing. She 39 Susan Hayward 33 Prejudice 49 Is not well manipulates me, she uses me to get information movie 36 Grainiest 50 Brothers (abbr.) 58 Mile's mother Mansfield died in an automobile accident in 1967'. J ELSEWHERE IN TELEVISION: 41 Across (pref.) 38 Flock member 52 Pandemonium 59 Voodoo cult Hargitay, who was 3 when her mother died, on other people. Yet, I treat Angela in a way no THE QRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr 42 Swerve 40 After Nov. 54 Highest point deity has her beauty, but her hair is brown and her one else ever has. I call her a ’groovy old lady’ or DIRECnNG “CHEERS” — John 43 Implements complexion is dark. ’Ange’ or ‘Angie Baby.’’’ 1 2 a 9 10 11 berger, who plays know-it-all mail carrier Cliff l-S » y'KNOWWftT r.. A COUCW POTATO \fJrTM 45 Anna­ “When I was 12, my father taught me Hargitay adds, “I’m in love with Lance Clavin on NBC’s “Cheers,” got to boss the rest of polis 12 gymnastics,” she said. “We did it in the living Cumson, but he thinks I’m a kid. You have to the cast around for real when he directed an grad 6 47 401, Roman room. He was an adagio dancer and a gymnast laugh. It’s so funny. But the other side is this kind episode scheduled to air Jan. 14 in which Sam HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown# OFOK. 48 Cage of an lb before he was a weightlifter. They told him he of stuff does happen. But what makes it so weird (Ted Danson), Woody (Woody Hairelson) and elevator was too old. That’s why he tells me I can do is that it all happens to one family.” Rebecca (KirsUe Alley) cater a party for the 51 Part of corn 18 21 anything I want to do.” Hargitay said she auditions regularly for chairman of the board at his mansion. ... 'ibii'V^ &ar 7D YoUR WAYe I eAUT llp j I'M TAUI^lHO TO f t s o t r r plant She was studying acting when her agent asked parts, which is also how she landed the role of the tf/M - tier TO YOU/ A S3 European her to audition for ‘ ‘Falcon Crest. ’ ’ It was for the street kid in “Downtown.” While a student at NOT MISSING “VALERIE” — Actress country Valerie Harper says 1987 wasn’t all that bad, 26 27 28 role of Shannon. ’ ’I read for it and they called me UCLA she kept going to auditions and got roles in ------57 Transported by back two days later,” she said. “They said I did small films. despite losing her TV sitcom “Valerie" In a \ planes 60 Revolving 34 good, but Tahnee Welch, the daughter of Raquel, “I also worked as a hostess In a restaurant and dispute with Lorlmar Television. She says she’s machine part got the role. a salesgirl,” she said. “Every time I’d get a had more time to spend with her 4-year-old 61 Catch 37 36 “They called me back the next week and said regular Job a movie would come along. When I daughter, whom she and husband Tony CacclottI 62 Writer Anita they loved me so much they were writing me a went on auditions, older people would know the adopted last March. She also had more time to 63 2100, Roman 42 part. I love that.” name of Mansfield and Hargitay. When I grew devote to UNICEF and anti-hunger proJecU. 64 Existence CAPTAIN EASY by Crooka 8 C#aale 65 Coup d' . 46 N 66 Environment LOOK OUT, MUTT-^ I GOTTA agey. 48 49 60 66 66 TV Tonight DOWN 67 66 r1 60 THE PHANTOM by L## Falk * 8y Barry 1 Actor James 61 63 (H Racing from Plainsfiald 2 Sand lizard 5 :0 0 P M $1) MOVIE: 'The Incredible Journey' A pair of mismatched canines 9 1 Hogan's Heroes Part 2 of 2. BE6IN, fl.,E R „A M BtJ$y HAVING THAT CLEARS THE CORRIDOR, 3 Boulder 64 66 MOOWLIQHTIWG you WON'T N EEP 7HI6 ELECTRIC and a Siamese cat embark on an aston­ [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred SENEfWL.STEP A ''<3VAr''WITH THE 4 Dutiful ishing 250-mile journey. A "Wonderful PROP ANY/MORE, NOW, STEP 5 Urgent wireless Hickman, Nick Charles. PRISONER,- WITH World of Disney " presentation John Imogene Coca W /5. RETURN TD n u m b e r TW O , g . signal (C)I9 8 8 by NEA. Inc Drainie, Emile Genest 1963 Part 2 of 2 [DIS] MOVIE: The Big Gamble' An Irish­ (foreground) man, his French bride, and a meek YOUR P O & T S .jr^ [ESPN] Super Bowl Ml Highlights: New guest-stars as cousin seek their fortune on Africa's A "(SVAT-r, York Jets vs. Beltimore Colts Highlights Ivory Coast. Stephen Boyd, Juliette of the game the m other o f Ag ­ nes Dipesto (Al- Greco, David Wayne. 1961. [TMC] MOVIE: Twice in e Lifetime' A [ESPN] SporteCentar middle-aged steelworker leaves his 30- lyce Beasley) on year marriage to embark on an affair [MAX] MOVIE: The Boy Who Could ABC's "Moon­ Fly' (CC) A 14-year old boy who has with a barmaid. Gene Hackman, Ann- lighting." airing ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnion CELEBRITY CIPHER Margret. Ellen Burstyn. 1985. Rated R never spoken a word believet so Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present TUESDAY, JAIN. strongly in m agic that he becomes an Each letter In the cipher stands for another Today 's ctue: / equals L 5 :3 0 P M [DIS] Cajun Cousins Two 5 . inspiration to all those around him. Jay lUKETOKEEPTH&MONEV All 5IU& FACING SMAU puts FIRST, THEM WE WI6FROWAA^ANWHO youngsters, both descendants of early iMIi Underwood, Lucy Deakins, Bonnie Be- KOAAVWAUeTSTfytlfiHr- mSAME WAV... MEKT LARGEST AMD SOON... HAS LEFT DIRTVOWDERWEAR 'WYHGC IDCHYGCZYH DM French settlers, lead very different lives delia. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) CHECK IISTINGS IM EVERY ROW OF WE HOUSE. 3,000 miles apart: one in Louisiana, the [USA] Airwolf other in Nova Scotia FOR EXACT TIME MDLXIA IGJWZGWH BFGYWHV [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports Host Jay 1 1:35 PM CD Entertainment Tonight Interview with Tim Conway. (In Stereo) o Johnstone BLONDIE by Dean Young 8 Stan Drake QDCF LHGJDJW CS CFH 6 :0 0 P M ® CD (5^' News 1 2 :0 0 A M (D Bameby Jones I CAN’T SLEEP ANO I ' OF COURSE,THAT'S IT ([50 Three's Company (D Entertainment Tonight Interview ZCL8MC XSMMDUIH VHWYHH.' with Tim Conway. PON'T KNOW WHY Magnum, P.l. ($D Star Trek (JD Jeffersons — HTYG XSZJV. d l Mind Power (fl) Simon & Simon PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A man may as well open an oyster without a (21 Police Story kn ife as a lawyer's mouth without a fee. " — Barten Holyday Gimme a Break on her land. Jack Nichoisc . Mary Leachman. Kurt Russell. 1973. Rated G. (51 Alfred Hitchcock Presents New s (Live) 1 Steenburgen, John Belushi. 1978. [TM C] MOVIE: Death W ith 3' Paul Ker­ d l Newlywed Game Doctor Who CD ® Who's the Boss? (CC) An appar­ sey breaks his promise and returns to 9D Can You Be Thinner? ^ T.J. Hooker New York seeking revenge against a ently single parent attracts Tony's inter­ [CNN] Newanight a lley OOP by Dave Oraue (51) d l) Family Ties est until Angela discovers that her hus­ sadistic street gang who murdered his band is alive and well (In Stereo) best friend. Charles Bronson, Deborah [ESPN] Ski Film (5D Reporter 41 Baffin, Ed Lautcr. 1985 Rated R. o h ! OH! LOOKS LIKE Y E P ! T H IS IS T H E E N D O F W ELL,so MUCH FOR LATERAL ,ME! DECISIONS, CD Evening Magazine 1 2 :0 5 A M CD Magnum, P.l. I'M RUNNIN' OUTA TH' LINE, ALL RIGHT! NO MOVEMENT! LOOKS LIKE I'VE DEOSIONS.' ^ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour [USA] MOVIE: Thieves Lika Ua' A fugi­ d D M ovie 1 2 :3 0 A M CD W K R P in Cincinnati LEDGE! II DOUBT ABOUT IT! ^ GOTTA GO EITHER UP [CNN] Showbiz Today tive and a young backwoods girl from » O R D O W N N O W ! (H MOVIE: 'Dirty Dingus Magee' A slip­ Mississippi fall in love during the De­ Truth or Consequences 1-5 5 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Adventures of Mark (D 91 m \ pery badman keeps sliding through the pression. Keith Carradine, Shelley Du­ Y ^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Twain' Animated Animated clay figures (22) (SI Late Night With David Lettermen fingers of the law. Frank Sinatra, George bring Mark Twain and his stories to life vall, John Schuck. 1974. (In Stereo) WHAT A 4UY by Blit Moetf ------r~- Kennedy. Anne Jackson 1970. Unscramble these four Jumbles, Voie of James Whitmore 1985. Rated 9 :3 0 P M [M AX] Cinemax Comedy Ex­ (51 Alfred Hitchcock Presents one letter to each square, to form G (H Hogan's Heroes periment: Chris Elliott's FDR-A One-Man four ordinary words. (5D Gene Scott [ESPN] SportsLook (23) (51 Mattock Matlock defends a Show (CC) Emmy-winning actor/writer m woman accused of murdering an exer­ Chris Elliott mocks the one-man show [E S P N ] Ski W orld W eekly series for re­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Goonies' (CC) A cise instructor who was having an affair routine with his version of FDR. (h creational skiers. " l ©EEhA YUHRR group of school kids get caught up in with her husband. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Stereo) wild treasure hunt after finding 3 17th- [USA] Edge of Night TO HAVE 1 (21 (0 ) Nova (CC) A look at the realm of i t i century pirate’s map Sean Astin. Josh 1 0 :0 0 P M CD Cagney & Lacey (CC 1 2 :4 0 A M (SD m o v i e : Happy End- W RITER’ S Brolin, Jeff Cohen 1985 Rated PG (In pure mathematics end how mathemati­ Christine confronts the insensitivity o. ings' A schoolteacher begins a romance */ Stereo) cians study complex, abstract problems. the legal system when she prosecutes with his attractive next-door neighbor, BLOCK.” (60 min.) (R) X. [M AX] MOVIE: 'On the Right Track' A an acquaintance who raped her. (6C even though both are on the rebound KORPE social worker tries to find a normal home (H MOVIE: 'Comes a Horseman' A min.) 0 from previous relationships. John THE BORN LOSER by Art Saniom Schneider, Catherine Hicks, Ana Alicia. 1 for a train station shoeshine boy with a young woman struggles to hold onto a CD CD ®) N ew s cattle ranch until a cow boy comes to her 1983. (R) talent for picking the ponies Gary Cole­ CD 91 thirtysomething (CC) Lovestruck man, Maureen Stapleton, M ichael Lem- rescue. Jane Fonda, James Caen, Jason how Ifo TEAK, 10 WONTHS, 3 WE0^ WAHTAPIvm:^ Gary begins receiving death threats - 1 2 :4 5 A M [TMC] m o v i e : 'SIo w Burn' CO W WON 1 w h a t t h e l a m e ­ beck 1981 Rated PG Robards Jr. 1978. ! i and the prime suspect is a jealous pro­ (CC) A beautiful socialite lures an ex- W E 'V g fc DAVE ANP NAUGIA b r a i n 5A'C7 WHEN) [USA] Cartoons (51 MOVIE: 'RioT A convict who irritates fessor. (60 min.) () reporter into a web of intrigue. Bevarty T HIS LAWYER TOLP a prison guard is taken to the isolation D'Angelo, Eric Roberts. 1986. ^ AAAPPIEd, ■ LET'S SEE, 6 ;3 0 P M CH) Family Ties 0 1 Kojak liTir \ s J HIM H E H A P block, where he reluctantly becomes in­ 5 dD (15) ABC News (CC) volved in a riot. Jim Brown, Gene Hack- @ (51 Crim e Story (CC) Torello and the 1:0 0 A M CD Archie Bunker's Place “SW E E T S ? AB0L)T4S LOST HIS SUIT, man. 1968. Strike Force attempt to save a jazz club CD Joe Franklin MIIOUTES./ (ID Honeymooners plagued by extortion, fire bombings and ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook W'llv^ ® Quinceanera BLUTSY (21) Jeffersons racial threats. With Margaret Avery and d D Tw ilight Zone Now arrange the circled letters to dD MOVIE: Taps''Military cadets use Dexter Gordon. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (51 Maude form the surprise answer, as sug­ (13) d5) NBC News (CC) '' force to secure their campus from local wahtT i'M ^ T flA T gested by the above cartoon. dD Nightly Business Report condo developers. Timothy Hutton, @ ) Moyers: The Secret Government... [CNN] Crossfire « 1 ^ J The Constitution in C risis (90 min.) IHCLUDE ]■ dD Levs Connection day at the park chasing girls, gangsters, C) 1887 by M A. me (Answers tomorrow) burg Through deceit and greed, an anon­ (5D Hill Street Blues (60 min.) Inside Polltlos '86 and a toy mouse. Carl Marotte, Thor [CNN] ymous traveler puts a self-righteous ^ . I Jumbles: GULLY DRAMA ZINNIA AMAZON [CNN] CNN News Bishopria, Carolyn Dunn. 1964. Rated R. Yesterday s 1 [ESPN] P Q A Tour: Long Drive Com peti­ town to its test. Based on a Mark Twain Answer. The Boy Scout did so many good turns he got Murder or Mercy: Five American FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavea tion From Pentscols, Fie (R) tale. (60 min.) [HBO] [USA] Search for Tomorrow i- i/ T this-D IZZY Fam ilies (CC) The stories of how five se­ 7 :0 0 P M (3D C BS New s [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Taame to Be An- parate families dealt with the moral and 1:0 5 A M CD Love Boat r HE AAUST A <50u /?m e t ! s o p a p fA T fN U T T l-B nouhead (3 hrs.) (Live) ethical questions surrounding mercy Horn back In ileefc. Jumbi* book No. U !■ • v tllib lo for t 2 M . wtilcb irteludoi potuoo ( D New s 1:20 AM [MAX] MOVIE: Kruah Y] JS lo fS fS . troSi jumblo. t h t h ii nowBoopor. P.O. Bo> 69M . O dtoB o FL [HBO] MOVIE: 'Wiedom' (CC) A young killing. (60 min.) ITALY, THB QuAPTEp AI^P WOW hKlwdo yowr nomo. oddrott trtd Up eodo ond moko your chock piyoblo to Nowcpoporbooki ( 3 j (22) W heel of Fortune (CC). Groove' A new record company tries to -/[ man becomes a folk hero when his cru­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Police Academy 3: break into the big time. Blair Under­ (5) $100,000 Pyrtmld sade against the institution leads him to ^— H64PINS pop Back in Training' (CC) Saving the Aca­ wood, Joseph Simmons, Sheila E. 1985. — s GD (51 Cheers commit a string of unusual bank robber­ demy is the newest and toughest chal­ Rated R. (In Stereo) ( H Best of Saturday Night ies. Emilio Estevez, Demi Moore, Tom lenge for the members of the original Skerritt. 1966. Rated R. (In Stereo) graduating class. Steve Guttenberg, 1:3 0 A M (D Qet smart ( H M*A*S*H [M AX] MOVIE: 'Play It Again, Sam' A Bubba Smith. David Graf. 1986. Rated dD INN New s (H MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour neurotic movie buff receives advice for PG. 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[CNN] Moneyline cerns include love, food end her career • delphia cop on the run from corrupt fel­ N O R T H , 1 -5 -8 8 Who would not assume that East held you lock yourself Into a preconceived low officera seelts refuge In the Amish Ron Howard, Earl Holliman, Jacquelln agorlizes over finding a date for an ♦ 6 5 the queen of diamonds and the king of plan, you could fall short of your mark. [ESPN] SportsCanter countryside and falls in love with a beau­ Scott. 1970. trickery WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll awards banquet. Features the voices of VAQ7 52 GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Something [TMC] MOVIE: 'Children of a Lesser tiful young widow. Harrison Ford, Kelly hearts as well? And what declarer < W r t h d a y Kathleen Wilhoite and Robert F. Paul­ [ESPN] Running and Racing exciting may develop today: It could re­ God' (CC) An instructor s unconven­ McGIIMs, Josef Sommer. 1985. Rated R. ♦ 8 6 2 By James Jacoby worth his salt would not be able to TO YESTEKDAV THE SUN SHININS sen. 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18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 8. 1988 IC A R t N a P W M T E O I HELP WANTED IWANTHI I f o r s a l e Hi ROOMMATE Wonted. OLDS Sedan 1939. Orlol- n u r s e AIDES Positions BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY not 6 cylinder flottieod, available In newly ren­ Female.' Large living SOUTH WINDSOR room and kitchen. 2 40.000 oriolnai miles, ovated nursing facility runs good, recent CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 NURSMG CENTER on 7o.m.-3p.m. and bedroom. Eosy access point, chrome, uphols- Prograaalve geriatric 3o.m. to 11p.m. shim q u I c a r e to 1-84. Fountain Vil­ lage Apartments. $315 terv. A dean cor. $9000 nursing center geared for Indlvluols who core NAAAE vGur oem^prlee. 7478750 Scott.______towards providing for the elderly. Excel­ per month. 382-1985 Farm Supplies and Equipment___80 KAIIEirS DAY CARE JARED CONE Fotber 8. Son. phlimnG h a n d y M a n Linda. Business P ro p e rty...... Entertainment...... R A TE S ; 1 to days; 90 cents per line per day. quality care for real- lent benefit package. Notices Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 6 Coll or apply In person HOUSE MANCHESTER Room­ Resort Property ...... Boakkeeplng/lncome Tax . 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. dents In a profeealonal VGl. TAKE A LOOK Lost/Found ...... 0,1 Mortgages ...... Carpentry/Remodellng .... Recreational Equipment...... 82 and poalllve work envi­ to: South Wln(lsor VpwmflB* fOf WWHWv IV 4 'BeR erti Mreakfast THSrg * UGkt OHoeslrv * mate. Protesslonol, 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. Cabahl hafiMiliy IW non-smoker. 3 bed­ Personols ...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... Palntlng/Paperlng...... Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 ronment for ataff, has Nursing Center 1060 OMJaM-INMIMD 04OMS Dona Announcements...... 03 Musical Items...... 84 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. Main Street, South snooks end »hmeh.--» ‘_2S iteliroB M .. Bohon. C T , W ALLPAPER A room. S37D and Vi utili­ Rooflng/Sldlng...... the following positions BARRY SCANLON •7495 Auctions...... 04 Cameras and Phato Equipment ... 85 Minimum charge: 4 lines. Windsor, C T. 289-7771. P Al NTtar Ms koMsptf ties. February I.- 563- R e n t a l s Flooring...... available EOE. •47-OSSi 44A-9411 (rseasthnels 8234 ext. 3548 days. 00 Toyota Cresotda Financial...... 05 Electrical ...... Pets and Supplies...... 86 «4S-«SS8 nr M9-S67S Quality work at.barolG Rooms for R ent...... D E A D LIN E S ; For classified advertisements to RN In-service' 646-1338 eves. Kathy. an.na.LMM *11,400 Heatlng/Plumblng...... Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 LICRNSeO tfov core, prices. Coll Norm far es- Apartments far Rent...... Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Director Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services .... FVTIWI niUlMK mom bos 1 full time ttmote. ^ 1 3 4 0 04 cnav Caprioa Condominiums for Rent... Services Wanted...... Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. RN 3-11 Supervisor ojrt^O, any an*. Coll Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Homes for Rent...... For odvertlsements to be published Monday, Receptionist (P T) HOW DID YOU Merchandise -^-=2. was Help Wanted...... 11 02 Buick Century Store/Office Space...... the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Certified Nurse PAY FOR tor^sArasAC M295 Situation Wanted...... 12 Resort Property...... Merchandise ...... 13 Alda (7-3 pm) Business Dpportunitles...... Industrial Property...... Hollday/Seasonal...... Automotive CHRISTMAS? BARBARA RAY WALLPAPEtIMG SSRX7 Instruction...... 14 READ YOU R AD. Classified advertisements are Floor Porter BOOKKEEPING Wnr.ZiK *6495 Garages and Storage...... Antiques and Collectibles. Cars for Sale...... 91 taken by telephone as a convenience. The ^ * 6 I7 .7 S 5 S FURNITURE Em ployment Services...... 15 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Our excellsnt benefit MASTEHCAHOT m A T Mg SERVICES owd PAHIIWIG 83 OMs Cullats Roommates Wanted...... C lo th in g ...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one E3 package features med­ Wanted to Rent...... Furniture...... Campers/Trallers...... 93 AMERICAN EXPRESS? , Claw. 4 Or. WMgBQi Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of ODD lobs, Truckino. DDUBLE Size Futon with AT. P A R C *6300 Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appllonces.. Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 ical, dbntal, weekly COUNTRY the original Insertion. Errprs which do not disability, life Insur­ If you uaod plastic liiiWtMMi * Home repoirs. You 3 bolsters and floral Machinery and Tools — Auto Services...... 95 07 Merc Cougar Homes tor Sale ...... 21 lessen the value of the advertisement will not ance and a 401 (K) re­ money to pay for pre- MAIDS M S-VSS1 name H. we do It. Free covens. Coll Jim at Services Lawn and Garden...... Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 estimates, insured. *43- SAVE Condominiums for Sale...... 22 be corrected by an additional Insertion. tirement plan. T o join sonts. we have the 4 il Yomr OtmiUng NeeJt 64t-iB81 649-19^ otter 6pm. $150. Good Things to E a t ...... Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 0304. S3 Olds Cutlass Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... our team of quality em- Ideal way for you to Frm Eilimate* • Rerertnoe* TRADITICNAL Blue Cleaning Services. Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 tMMa.4 0r. MR *5295 J Investment Property ...... 24 earn the extra green PteueCtH floral 84” sofa $300with ployeea call or apply In CKinnED NURSES B3 Cougar LS person to: backs you need to pay matching choir $75 os ^ 4 6 -.3 6 SO a i d e set. 646-3825. Tan.«a *5295 Jane Devries off your charges. lYo^VStiRR of M8HliB«0 ••**.** A* Mbl/«r stl» tbagpiRB WaKR| 87 Saws-OS' Personnel Director Tel-America needs 4 0,. Limr *13,399 LOST PART TIME you to survey peopio s. m i m m m CARPOIIIVA •• mmA we*- ITV/STEREO/ FLOMltAlilUMd 85 Line Mark LSC Notices AND FOUND HELP WANTED ■h elp w a n t e d I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED South Windsor throughout the coun­ OuttoiMMe OMm ani Hoow lAPPLIANGES THE DEADLINE FOR I • Floore Mw risw L 87S-B4S8 M 848^7789 RARMk t> ML. an *14 ,4 0 0 try. If you like to talk on a OpeoMIbing in oUor lloora (iM M M d ri * PLACING OR As a condition precedent to EXPERIENCED Home Nursing Conter DBpDfMRBID WWSMb rURf 87 Line. ConllnentsI ^ ‘ IMPOUNDED. Husky LP or RN Medication WILL Train. Dota Entry FULL Time. Immediate the phone, this oppor­ •-Nelurel A aialnod noora APPLIANCES. Refrloer- CANCELING AN AD the placement of any odver- Accounting depart­ Health Aide to care for 1060 Mein Street Inawae. Oonesd. otor Hoi Point, frost LnRBn S A V E cross, large male. Coll Nurse. Great part time opening sales/office tunity Is for you. a No ataxing'anymore IS 12 NOON THE DAY tlslno In the Manchester He­ position for working M a n a g e m e n t ment. Process Invoice, semi-invalid Female In So. Windsor, CT Cut boklno time In tree. Avocado green, rald, Advertiser hereby Bolton Dog Warden. position. We will train. BS NIaaan Stanza A BEFORE, MONDAY - Coventry. Hours 9:30- NO SELLINQI next time you lix agrees to protect, Indemnity 646-9699. mom. Hours 3-9pm. 1 Large corporation varlfy Information, ex­ $5 per hour Includes 2 289-7771 caN 742-S72C 8888I98 good condition. $150. 40,. *avab FRIDAY, IN ORDER day per week. No wee­ cellent entry level posi­ 2pm. 5 days a week. EOC Call Mr. ResnIck loot bv boklno In mutttn' 0758133.______and hold hormless the Man­ IMPOUNDED Male nights and Saturday. $6.50 per hour. Referen­ B6 Toyota O>rolla TO MAKE THE NEXT chester Herald, Its officers kends! Hours are flexi­ seeking people with tion. East Hartford- Call 643-2171. tins rather than the epn- S P EED Queen gas dryer, 4*.AaM.aa about 6 years old. ces. Call 742-9116 (203) 289-1156 venttonol loot. SoVes fuel Ak. AUIFU *7495 ISSUE. FRIDAY and employees aoalnst any ble It desired. Call The a career in mind. Glastonbury location. VOCATIONAL Instructor CLEANfNQ ARKIBr- Let us do youa lletdswod In excellent condition. A F T E R N O O N B Y 2:30 and all liability; loss or Mixed breed terrior $260 w e e k ly . C a ll iM M f il Cwi|pMWwy and mokes ottrodlve Indi­ cross. Grey. Picked up New Manchester Ability to work with Maintenance Crew. But no B$nt to tkmtt koorsl we nM sions, If, In the opinion of the come effective with Its filing of Manchester end Frechette Benoit Asso­ 1400.O______Estate. 646-4126. Coll owner 8718579. No cious 2 bedroom Town- ing will be cancelled or post­ CRRA, It would be In the pub­ January 12. Lold off oftor Chrlotmoo? Retired end Bored? OPPORTUNITIES East Hartford have poned due to Inclement lic Interest. Proposals will be of a Certificate of Dissolution ciates. 646-7709.D BRAND New Rolsed ogents!______house, country setting, weather. Additional Infor­ with the Secretary of State's Like eiiort houre end frequent vecetions? part-time openings for Ranches located in a (M)NDOMINIUMS treated In a confidential Office. P A R T Tim e day care LOOKING FOR good close to 1-84 and mation may be obtained manner. at the nurses with recent C D V E N T R Y Start the beautiful area of North FOR SALE UCDNN. $750 per ns from the Department's Ex­ person to work 12:30- Need to be home when your chitdren ere? news? Look tor fhe many Proposals should be submit­ All creditors ore warned to acute or ombulatorv New Year In vour new Coventry. 1900 square month. Security ond 4 bines — 10 Days ecutive Secretary's Office. present their claims to Attor­ 5:30pm, 5 days per experience. East Hort- home! 3 Bedroom bargain buys advertised ted to the CRRA, 179 Allyn ney Ronald Jacobs, 14( Main feet ot living area. 7 O N LY One Left!! We In the classified columns lease. 633-6543 or 633- 50e charge each addi­ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC Street, Suite 603, Hartford, week. Starting Janu­ illanrl|fB tpr M r r a lJ i. ford hours are two Ranch nearing comple­ rooms, 2'/? boths. In­ Street, Manchester, Connec­ The Manchester School's Cafeterias have started with 2 but now today. 7667.______tional line, per day. You UTILITY CONTROL CT 06103, attention Donald G. ticut, counsel tor said corp­ ary 9. 646-9608. evenings and one wee­ tion. Walk to the lake. cluding a master bath, ROBERT J. MURPHY, Leavitt, prior to 2:00 P.M. the job for youl $147,900. Klernan we have lust 1 unit R E C E N T L Y Remodeled 2 can cancel at any time. oration, on or before May 1, kend per month. Man­ fireplace, custom avoMabie. Beacon Hill comenence EXECUTIVE SECRETARY February 12,19((. 19SS. Realty. 649-1147. 8) 3 bedroom apart­ enRRV chester hours are one raised Birch cabinets, Condo's-Manchester- ments with large sunny 001-01 003-01 All claims not so presented ATTENTION Apply at Cafeteria office morning, one evening, pull down attic stairs, NO REFUNDS OR will be barred os provided by H A P P Y New Year! Start Across from WIckhom M0RTGA6E8 windows, hardwood 45 North School St., Manchester one weekend per gorgeous atrium door Park, 2 bedrooms, floors and lots of char­ ADJUSTMENTS said Section 33-379. GUYS & GALS CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR month. Interested ao- of 1988 with o bong! E l Looking TOWN OP MANCHESTER Invest In o great starter from dining room to completely refur­ acter. No pets. Heat not GENERAL SERVICES OPPICE Dated at Manchester, Con­ 'Housewives, mothers with young children, pllconts call Sheri at deck, separate rear CALL HERALD necticut, this 29th day of De­ Looking for that af­ 647-3461 home or retirement bished with new ap- DO NOT GO BANKRUPTI Included. $ ^ and $650 41 CENTER STREET cember, 19(7. students. Earn extra money with your own 721 -7393 M o n d o v door, all thermopone pllonces. CHFA ap­ Stop Forecloturel Ho­ respectively. 228-4735 for ter Christmas job. through Friday 9 to 4. home. 5 plus room windows, burled oil M ANCHESTER, CT (6(40 A.F.J. CORPORATION part-time job. Bring your children with you Cope with unique floor proved. $107,500. meowners, consolidate voih’ or 228-0036.______CLASSIFIED By: Ronald Jacobs, Work part time even­ plan, fireplace, newer lank plus a treed acre Jackson & Jackson bills, pay off your credit and save on babyeitting costa. 21 hours per lot with stone walls. R D C K V ILLE . Beautiful 4 something? INVITATION TO BID Attorney ings or weekends, PART TIME WAREHOUSE STUDY HALL kitchen and both, Real Estate. 647-8400.D cards, your car or business bedroom, new wall to 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 f Notice Is hereby given that the Town of Manchester, Ge­ 007-01______week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise Compare! Blanchard81 loan, your morteoge and earn ‘35-*50 per day breezewav, gorgeous save, save your homell NO wall carpeting, heating neral Services Department, 41 Canter Street, Manchester, * 7 ^ / H o u r our '— rrler boys and girte. If you like kids, want hardwood floors and Rossetto, "W eGuaron- Connecticut 06040, will receive sealed General Contract bids MONITOR tee Our Houses" 646- PAYMENTS UP TO 2 system and remodel­ It’s right at LEOAL NOTICE in our Manchester Looking for part time work to pay for school or to a 'll). ; Independence and your own income, corpet. Call for show­ ing. $700per month plus In the office of the Director of General Services up to 2:(0 TOWN OP ANDOVER 2482.C______Stars YEARSI Bad credit, late pay­ g.m. an Tuesday, Pebruarv 1,! ( ( ( , at which time they will be office, setting times raise your standard of living? Hours are flexible. call 647-9946 or 647-9947. Manchester Beard ing today! $134,900. ments or unemployment Is utilities. Coll fordetalls your publicly opened and read aloud for the construction of The 3rd quarterly Install­ for our marketing We will work with you to come up with a Jackson & Jackson SUDDENLY Available not 0 problem. Foreclosure I0om-8pm. 644-5273. ment of property taxes on the of Education Real Estate. 647-8400.O for Immediate occu­ S ta n d ou t ELDERLY HOUSING, NORTH ELM STREET October 1, 19(6 Grand List personnel. Fun and reasonable schedule. We offer a clean, safe, work is seeking applicants osslstonce available tor the M A N C H ES TE R . Cooks, are due and payable January environment, competitive wages, paid vacation, pancy. This Ranch has SELF-EMPLOYED ond fingertips according fo Drawings and Specifications prepared by Fra­ for a study hall monitor MANCHESTER. Very at­ you'll love the cabinet zier, Lamson (, Budlong, P.C. Architecture and Planning, 1 ,19((. Also, the supplement easy. High school paid holidays and profit sharing. Come in and see a large 1st floor family NEW LY OlVORCEDI Kindly space In the kitchen! 1 tractive oversized room, beautiful new and described In general as: Motor Vehicle taxes are due and other students how a leading national electrical wholesale NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... at Manchester High Ranch In lovely family ★ coll Swilt Centervollve bedroom also features on January 1,19((. Payments kitchen, dining room, Gregs et MMS4-13(( er N i­ Five one-story wood frame buildings containing 24 re­ made after February 2, 19(( welcome. distributor operates. Please call for an interview. MANCHESTER AREA School. Duties In­ neighborhood. 4 bed­ wall to wall carpet, A/C In the sidential units (19 In the base bid plus 5 units In three clude; Supervision of fireplaced living room, •2 ®® p e r -d a y and dishwasher. $555 (3) additive alternates) and storage facilities totaling are sublect to o late charge of rooms, 2 baths, 29x15 modern bath plus a 1W % per month on the late Call Mr. Harper W. W. GR AIN GER , INC. studyhalls. In-school 1st floor family room, per month Includino Classifieds! approximately 154100 square feet of floor area; slob Installment from the due Henry St...... 261-315 gorgeous treed lot with ls advertising expensive? on grade (one building has full basement); wood 185 M axim Road, Hartford, C T 06114 ■ 525-3525 suspension room, cor­ cedar closets, large heat and hot water. stud/ drywall/vinyl siding walls and partitions; wood date, or a minimum of ( 2.00 EOE ______Princeton ...... 167-190 privacy! See this fine You'll be surprised now 871-2844______late charge. Payments may 645-6861 deck to brick patio and Manchester home! truss roof fromlng; asphalt shingle roof; electrical Tanner ...... 124-168 ridors, and before and Inground Gunite pool. economical It Is to adver­ be made bv mall or at the $147,900. Blanchard 8> tise In Classified. 643-2711. i Bedroom oportment. 9 wiring devices, fixtures, controls and heat; plumb­ Town Office Building. The Wellesley ...... all after school detention CALL ing; site development Including grading, landscoping DATA PROCnSINa Call for more details. Rossetto, "W e Guaran­ Heat, hot water, stove, tax collector Is In her office Qreen Rd...... 204-330 rooms with related $172,900. Sentry Real (a portion In the base bid and a portion os an additive Monday from 9:00 a.m. to tee Our Houses" 646- refrigerator, carpeting alternate), paving and utilities; and off-sIte drainage clerical ettondanca du­ Estote. 643-4060.O on busline. Cider per­ 4:00 p.m., and from 7:00 p.m. North Elm St...... 5-91 2482^0______*3®® per day I Rentals TODAY and water utility services. to 9:00 p.m., Wednesday Full Time... COMPUTER ties. S cNBo I days only, MANCHESTER. Abso­ son preferred. No pets. from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., Woodbridge St...... 18-230 MANCHESTER New Cantract Documents may be examined at: 7.2 hours dally, *5.88 lutely .irlstine, center Construction! This $450 plus security. 643- Frazier Lamson (■ Budlong, P.C. and Friday 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 OPERATOR hall Colonial. Execu­ 6803 or 649-6205. 643-2711 p.m. hourly wage (*7,330 lovely Colonial offers 3 19 Silver Lone Cherles Drive...... all tive area of town, pro­ [APARTMENTS WENDY DOWLING, yearly). Some benefits spacious bedrooms East Hartford, Connecticut 061K 8. P. Rlchirdi, Co., East Middle Tpke...... 166-208 Even fessionally landscaped FOR RENT TAX COLLECTOR a national wholesaig of­ with all amenities. [CONDOMINIUMS and TOWN OF ANDOVER East Middle Tpke...... 209-239 Odd provided. Contact lot, totally updated kit­ fice products distribu­ Fireplace, lacuzzl, skv- FOR RENT Town of Manchester Perrett...... all Peter Q. Boudo chen with all applian­ MANCHESTER 1 bed­ 8 023-12 llghts, 2 car garage. (Sanaral Services Office tor, hat an Immadlata Strant St...... an Vice Principal ces, Including Caloric Beautiful wooded lot. ( 4 ®® p g r cla y room apartment on MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ Automotive 41 Canter Street INVITATIDN TO BIO full time employment Summit St...... 73-203 Manchester High range, new counter $374,900. Klernan busline. Heat, applian­ room Condominium Manchester, Connecticut 06040 Ssalad bldt will b« racdvtd opportunity for an ex­ Summit St...... 8>3 only School tops, and new no wax Realty. 649-1147. ces, hot water and bir available Feburory 1st. In the (3«n(ral Sarvlcet' of- perienced Computer Hunniford PI...... all floor. $234,900. Sentry conditioning Included. Spiral staircase, la­ Bonafida general contract bidders may secure coi^es of the fict, 41 C«nt*r St., Monchai- 647-3521 Real Estate. 643-4060.O $490.00 per month. Call Operator, reeponelble East Center St...... 25-209 Odd loa MANCHESTER. Why cuzzl, skylights, stor­ CARS proposed Contract Documents from the office of the tar, CT until 11:00a.m. on tha poy rent? This charm­ 646-3824 otter 6 p.m. data shown balowfor tha fol- for operation, monitor age. Call after 4pm. FOR SALE Director of (}eneral Services Parker...... 399-514 SOUTH Windsor. New ing 3 bedroom, 1 ■/> bath Town of Manchester lowlno: ELDERLY Housing. Now 646-4866. and control of Data Qe- Lydall...... 1^ 7 listing. Immaculate 7 Townhouse could be 41 Canter Street JANUARY 19, 19(( FULL or part time pre­ taking applications for SPACIOUS i bedroom 3 NEEDED (NOW) neral Computer Equip­ Woodbridge...... 293-470 school teacher wanted. room Raised ranch, 3 yours. Features In­ one and two bedroom PONTIAC Phoenix 1982, Manchester, Connecticut 06040 POLICE UNIFORMS 8, bedrooms, family Condominium unit. All good transportation, ~ RELATED ITEMS ment at distribution Kindercare Manches­ clude delightful apartments. Call 528- on the following basis: Import experience helpful, but not room, fireplace, plus a appliances, pool, con­ owner. $900 or best canter operation. High HIghwood D r...... all ter has an Immediate beamed celling living *5 per day 6522.______1 Twa capias of the Plans and Specifications may be ob- CRACK SEALING, opening for o teacher wood burning stove, room and finished re­ venient to bus. $505 plus offer. 429-7494. SEALING, COLOR necessary as we will train. echool and aVoc-Tach Porter S t...... 458-515 ' folnod on or after January 4, 19(S, upon payment of of 3 8. 5 year olds. 7'/? baths, built In ap­ creation room. Call for NEW refurbished 5 room utilities. Keith Real (150.00 deposit per set, refundable. If both copies are re­ COATING ALINING Salary based on experience, good with minimum of 6 Wyllle St...... all pliances. Immediate Duplex, 2 bedroom, Estate. 646-4126. CHEVY Chevette, Dodge turned to the Town of Manchester, postpaid. In satisfac­ BASKETBALL A TENNIS Experience and or ECE details. $114,900. Coronet, Dodge Aspen benefits, uniforms provided, excel­ months axperlsnca da- background preferred. occupancy. Priced at Century-21 Epstein ORDER gorage, appliances, tory condition within ten (10) calendar days after the bid COURTS Jafferaon St...... all $185,000. U & R Realty. wosher/dryer hookup. Ford LTD. Will run or opening. Contract documents will be mailed to prospec­ lent working conditions — •Irad. 10am-7pm avai­ Linda 646-TOW. Realty. 647-8895.a HOMES tor ports. Call 649-0140 tive bidders upon request and receipt ot a check for ( 10.00 JANUARY 20,19(( Kenwood Dr...... all 643-2692.P______ONE FOR No pets. $600 plus utll- par set made payable to the Town of Manchester which AUTOMOTIVE PARTS lability naadad, Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 SDUTH Windsor. Re­ tles.' Call 643-1568 or FOR RENT between 6pm and mid VERNON. Fleldstone duced to sell. Spacious night. Ask for Gerry. will nat be refunded. Tha Town of Monchostar Is For interview call Tom Dell, 8 am Wa offer axcallent Union Place...... all ACCOUNTANT. Entry 646-2198. fireplace In the 24' 1st and special Exeter YOUR AD HOUSE for rent. Elling­ 7 Additional copies of the Plans and Specifications may be on aquol opportunity am- starting salary with ba- Union St...... 133-264 level, East Hartford. M A N C H E S TE R . Start the obtained upon payment of (150.00 per set, non-rofundo- ployar, and roqulras an offlr- to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. floor family room and model 3 bedroom ton. 3 bedroom Ranch, SUBARU 1978 GF. 4 door naflta program. Inter- Associates degree de­ brick fireplace In the new year In stylet. Me. motl va action policy for dll of Union St...... i 3-g i sired. Accounting de­ Townhouse. Sunken TODAY! garage. $800 plus utili­ Sedan. 5 spped. New Its Contractors and Vendors astad applicants 24' living room. 4 spa­ living room with fire­ Deluxe 3 bedroom ties. 2 month security. tire and exhaust. En 'j. No partial set will be Issued. os a condition of doing busi­ Mayfair Qardens (No. Main) ...... 14-470 portment of this highly cious bedrooms, 7Vi When placing Townhouse features Eld securities In the amount of five percent (5%) of the base |y\ANO£STERHOIMD\ •hould apply to; sucessful company Is place, atrium doors Coll evenings. 875-7357. gine In good condition ness with tha Town, os par baths, central A/C, leading to private deck 1V^ baths, wall to wall Md will be required to accompqnv bids. Padaral Order 11246. Marble St...... all seeking a staff accoun­ your classified ad M A N C H ES TE R . 3 bed- Excellent gas mileage THE PROFESSIONALS Moses built, many ex­ a n d much more. carpet, A/C, d is ­ Needs some work. $600 The Town of Manchester Is an equal opportunity employer, Bid forms, plans and spaclfl- 8. P. RICHARDS CO. McCabe St...... all tant to perform audits tras Including ploys- hwasher and private room, I'A both Colon- and requires qn affirmative action policy for all of Its Con­ Dwners transferred. ask for the ST.\R!!| negotiable. Call An Cdtons ora available of tha 24 ADAMS STREET S Craftsman Road Stock PI...... all on the road twice a cope. 2 car garage. basement with laundry lal. Excellent tractors and Vendors as a condition of doing business with General Services' office. MANCHESTER, CT 060f0 East Windsor Industrial month. Excellent op­ Will entertain offers. condition. $850 plus drew Y. 643-3711 days the 'Town, as per PedWal Order 11246. Bv signing the Propo­ No. Main St...... 400-477 $249,900. D .W .F Is h $169,900. Century-21 hookups. $750 per 649-9276 mornings 7-8 f ; sal Sheet for this bid, all vendors and Contractors agree to TOWN OF Park portunity. 1BK. Call Realty. 643-1591 or 871- 643-2711 month, Including heat utlltles. Available Im­ this condition of doing business with the Town and should the MANCHESTER, CT. Sharon, Advanced Ca­ Epstein Realty. 647- mediately. 683-1659. evenings 5-8. ROBERT B. WEISS, 646-3520 East Windsor, C T 06088 1400.D 8895.0 ant hot water. 871-2844. Town choose to audit their compliance, the vendor agrees to 101M/9 CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 reers. 382-9332. cooperate fully. GENERAL MANAGER ((441 005-01 80 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1988 BUSINESS Dollar's rebound might only be temporary

Asian and European trading and its rates. in San Francisco. "They Just don’t comment on Balladur’s statement, Bv Tom Raum — by an official bank. The impact rebound was cited as a facttm in The dollar has fallen more than 50 have any options. If they try to raise but his comments made public The Associated Press on currency prices can be Monday’s 76.4 point rally in the Dow significant. percent since early 1985 against the interest rates, that will Jeopardize what traders already had Japanese yen and the West German what is shaping up to be a weak first surmised. ^ Jones industrial average. WASHINGTON - Direct inter­ However, even with their vast central banks including the Fed mark. half" of 1988. The official December statement vention in currency markets by the resources, central banks are li­ reportedly bought over $1.5 billion A weaker dollar makes U.S. The dollar, which had fallen to by the “ Group of Seven" industrial Federai Reserve and other centrai mited in what they can do. in the week between Christmas and exports more competitive and can record lows against other major nations declared further declines in banks appeared to be a factor as the The amounts of money that New Year’s Day in an effort to prop dollar rebounded further today central banks can pump into the help ease the nation’s trade deficit. currencies in the final week of 1987, the dollar would be "counterpro­ But too sharp a decline can rekindle rose decisively on Monday after the ductive’’ to world economic up the dollar. from post-World War II lows. But system are tiny compared with There were even unconfirmed analysts suggested the respite transactions on foreign exchange inflation, first by driving up import reports of intervention by central growth. That statement hinted, but did reports that the Fed had intervened might be temporary. markets that can reach 8200 billion prices and then by giving U.S. banks. not specifically state, that the seven in Asian markets to support the The dollar rose sharply against a day. manufacturers more leeway to In Paris, Finance Minister nations — the United States, Japan, dollar, an unusual move. the Japanese yen and other curren­ "Even though central banks can raise prices. Edouard Balladur said therewas a West Germany, Britain, France, cies today after strengthening coordinate intervention day-to-day, The usual way for a government "secret clause" in a Dec. 23 "The Fed is able to prop up the Canada and Italy — would inter­ Monday amid reports of heavy they do not have enough ammuni­ to keep its currency from tumbling currency stabilization agreement dollar in part because traders knew vene in, currency markets to buying of dollars by the Fed, the tion to fully counter the negative is to raise interest rates. But Fed calling for intervention in currency it was oversold,” said Michael K. support the dollar. Bank of Japan, the German Bun­ psychology of private investors Chairman Alan Greenspan appar­ markets when the dollar fell below Evans, president of a Washington- desbank and other central banks. toward the dollar,” said David ently has rejected such a course, a certain level. At the time of the statement, the based forecasting service. "It was The intervention appeared to be Jones, a senior economist at fearing that a tightening of U.S. "The dollar should not fall dollar was worth about 1.673 too low (last week). But in the in line with an'agreement by the Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., a New monetary policy at this point could further: the seven major nations German marks and 126 Japanense longer term, it will still go down seven major industrial nations late York based government securities harm economic growth, possibly have agreed to cooperate in the yen. further.” even triggering a recession, ana­ foreign exchange market to that last month to coordinate exchange dealer. A Fed spokesman, Joseph Coyne, Economists also say the Fed’s lysts say. end,” Balladur said in a statement On Monday, the dollar rose to 1.58 rate policy in an effort to stem the said it would not comment on the flexibility is severely limited given "The Fed’s in an unfortunate that appeared in a French business marks and 122.6 yen in New York dollar's sharp fail. subject of intervention — as is Intervention is the direct buying its apparent reluctance to prop up position,” said John Wilson, chief publication. trading, up from 1.57 marks and 121 customary. of a currency — in this case dollars the dollar with higher interest economist for the Bank of America U.S. Treasury officials refused to yen last Thursday. It also was up in Lockheed Air fares sfashed picks GE for limited period

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Bv Christopher Callahan At least four major airlines have The Associated Press moved to stimulate air travel with promotions that include fare cuts and eased restrictions on discounts, WASHINGTON - Lockheed Corp. has picked an engine by although most of the bargains are General Electric Co. for its entry In good only until mid-May. The most ambitious promotion the competition to build the next was announced Monday by Contin­ line of anti-submarine patrol planes for the Navy. ental Airlines, one of the largest carriers, which reduced prices by The company announced Monday up to 20 percent, lowered advance that theGE38turbopropenginewas selected over a version of the T406 purchase requirements for the cheapest fares and enabled engine offered by a parternship of members of its frequent-flier pro­ Pratt & Whitney Aircraft and the gram to fly first class at coach fares Allison Gas Turbine Division of General Motors Corp. on most routes. Eastern Airlines and Northwest The Navy has projected ordering Airlines also announced limited 125 new planes, according to Jim fare reductions, but it was not Ragsdale, a spokesman for Lock­ immediately clear whether they heed Aeronautical Systems Co. in would match the scope of Burbank. Calif., a division of Continental’s. Lockheed Corp. United Airlines spokesman Mat­ With four engines per craft plus thew Gonring said United would spares, the Navy would likely buy match Continental’s advance- more than 500 engines, said GE purchase requirement rollback but spokesman William A. Shumann. would have to study other elements Shumann said if the Lockheed- GE team wins the Navy contract of the promotion before reducing any fares. American Airlines spo­ later this year, the engines would be kesman Stephen McGregor said built mainly at GE's plant in Lynn. American also needed time to study Mass. But he said it would have no impact on a series of previously the moves. The industry historically has announced layoffs at the Massachu­ V.P. CLARK ONSTAD lowered fares during wi'nter, when setts plant. . . . Continental cuts fares travel slows considerably. Most of "W e don’t expect this will have any impact on employment by the fare cuts announced Monday Maximum discount fares require itself,” Shumann said. " I f the Navy are good only until May 20. roundtrip travel, a Saturday night were to select Lockheed, it proba­ Of particular interest under stay and purchase within 24 hours bly would stabilize employment Continental’s reductions is that of making reservations. Seats are AP photo members of its frequent-flier pro­ rather than add to employment.” limited and tickets are nonrefunda- The proposed long-range mari­ gram will be able to fly first-class ble. On Florida routes, the maxi­ time patrol plane would replace the STEELY STRENGTH — An inspector at shipped about 23 million tons of steel in on most routes by paying regular mum stay is two weeks. Lockheed P-3C Orion as the Navy’s a steel service center in Franklin Park, 1987, the^$24 billion industry's fourth coach fares. Since membership in Continental, a finit of Houston- the program is available upon land-based anti-submarine craft. III., examines 1%-inch electric- consecutive record shipping year, ac­ based Texas Air Corp., has ex­ application, the change in effect panded aggressively during the Boeing and McDonnell-Douglas resistance welding steel tubes that will cording to the Steel Service Center Corp. also are preparing proposal.' eliminates most of Continental’s past year and now serves 103 U.S. first-class price structure, airline to build the new craft. be used in the manufacture of diesel Institute. airports and 34 abroad with a fleet The Boeing entry is expected to engines. America’s steel service centers executives said. of more than 350 aircraft. be based on the company’s com­ "This new fare allows people Eastern, another Texas Air unit, mercial 757, and probably would previously forced by their com­ announced reductions on its deep­ use a Pratt & Whitney engine. pany’s policy to fly coach to now est discount fares effective Wed­ enjoy reserved first-class seating Shumann said. Feds find no price manipulation nesday. As part of the cuts, The McDonnell-Douglas proposal and service with a coach fare," said travelers can fly between Florida would likely have another GE Lewis Jordan, airline vice presi­ and many Northeast points for as dent and chief operating officer. engine, he said. low as $79 each way. The P-3C Orion, which would be in unusual Chicago index boost James O’Donnell, vice president Northwest also announced a replaced by the new plane, is of marketing, said the change was winter promotion that cuts fares powered by an Allison engine. partly the result of corporate from some Midwest points to the Lockheed’s decision to go with a WASHINGTON (AP) - The in their stock-index futures in "Trading activity in the MMI unwillingness to pay for first-class West Coast by up to $120 roundtrip GE engine over the Pratt-Allison Commodity Futures Trading Com­ response to still-falling prices on during the focus period does not travel in an era of increased through mid-May, reduces proposal is the latest In a series of mission has found no evidence of the morning of the 20th. support a finding of price business-expense austerity. advance-purchase restrictions and setbacks for Pratt & Whitney, the orchestrated price manipulation in manipulation." Continental also reintroduced its sweetens rewards for frequent East Hartford, Conn.-based div­ a ^hicago stock-index futures con­ Many analysts have credited the original two-day advance purchase fliers. tract the day after the Oct. 19 stock half hour of trading in MMI It said two of the largest buyers’ requirement for the deepest dis­ ision of United Technologies Corp. purchases occurred prior to the Pratt & Whitney, once the nation’s market crash. contracts for the partial recovery of count fares. Continental officials Joint venture formed The half-hour, 30 percent price stock prices that afternoon, follow­ major price advance. The third said the move reversed a broad No. 1 engine maker, has taken a largest buyer’s transactions oc­ back seat GE In recent years. Jump in the Chicago Board of ing the previous day’s 508-point trend in the airline industry to SEATTLE (AP) — Lone Star Trade’s Major Market Index con­ plunge in the Dow Jones Industrial curred almost entirely after the tighten advance purchase require­ Industries and Onoda Cement Co. of Between 1982 and 1987, Pratt & high of the rally, later to be offset at Whitney’s share of the military tracts occurred even though the Average. ments for the lowest fares to 14 days Japan have formed a $120 million biggest traders were selling rather a substantial loss, the report said. or 30 days. Joint venture to produce and sell Jet-engine market dipped by 28 From 12: 18 p.m. EST until 12:50 than buying, the commission’s In addition. Continental intro­ concrete in the Northwest, Lone percent. p.m. the MMI — an index futures of The commission also said its Division of Trading and Markets duced a new fare of $39 each on Star said. Pratt spokesman Chuck Suites 20 blue chip stocks, 16 of them also analysis showed no evidence any said in a 37-page report Monday. midday shuttle flights between The partnership will be one of the declined comment on Lockheed’s components of the Dow — rose from trader had entered several incre­ But it said the price runup could Newark, N.J., and Boston and three largest producers of concrete decision, saying he had not heard $285 to $375 per contract after mental orders to be filled at be explained primarily by an Washin^on. The regular fare on in the region. Lone Star said the announcement. falling by more than $100 the two progressively higher prices — infusion of cash from the Federal the heavily traveled route is $89. Monday. Pratt & Whitney has engine­ previous hours. which would have suggested that a building plants in East Hartford Reserve, renewed trading in sev­ move was afoot to raise the price Examples of the lowest fares Lone Star, based in Connecticut, and West Palm Beach, Fla. GE’s eral stocks and announcements by "During the time when the artificial!:^ available under its winter discounts will contribute $60 million of its main plants are in Lynn and several companies that they would market advanced dramatically ... include New York-Denver at $99, property to the venture, to be called compared with $124 previously; Evendale. Ohio. repurchase their own stocks. the trading tended to be dispersed "The single price executions Lone Star Northwest. Onoda is Bids are due Feb. 16. A Navy The rapid price escalation in among numerous traders, with no Indicate an intention to obtain the New York-Seattle at $119, com­ paying Lone Star $60 million for annoucement on the award Is MMI contracts occurred during a evidence of concentrated trading lowest price possible — the normal pared with $139 previously; and additional trucks, rock quarries expect this summer. Ragsdale brief interval when all the nation’s by any trader or group of traders," intention of a buyer — rather than New York-Miami at $79, compared and cement import terminals to ^ to bid the market up," it said. with $114 previously. said. other exchanges had closed trading the commission said. owned by the partnership. Plot purchases of Treasury bills to stagger your income

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