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BUSINESS Manchester, Conn. Cold tonight; mild Tuesday Monday, Nov.'15. 1982 — See page 2 25 Cents p in B rie f- Business advice offered HmlB I ' , .
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$•'^11 . A DAYLONG AWED workshop Nov. By Patricia McCormack fabulous, too, Mrs. Fitzpatrick said. training program, conducted in the evening every other week. 13 in Nfew York City w ill tune women into United Press International Male executives on the AWED ad V visory board include G.G. Micbelson, one result of this exposip-e to super ad opportunities in the fashion and beauty Help’s only a phone call away for a senior vice president of R.H. Macy & vice and training, Mrs. Fitzpatrick said, field'. Some 1,800 from across the country female with a grettt idea for hitting the Co.; Lawrence W- Small, executive vice is that there have been only three have paid the $50 registration feee. There w ill be 48 different workshops run f -■ road to riches via her own business but president. North American Banking bankruptcies among the AW ED alumni. stops walk by a .faculty of 220 from the ^real .jiot knowing a dime’s worth about Group, Citibank, N .A.; and Oscar Dunn, Generally, four out of five businesses fall marketing, raising money or running a former senior vice president of General in the first five years of operation, she world.” Mrs. Fitzpatrick said‘$romen accepted company. Electric and board member of J.S. said. • for the 18-month training program — a EVA, or extravehicular activity, is The help comes via the American Penney Co. and AT& T. By Al Rossiter Jr. SHE W ANTS to start AWED satellite $3,600 value for $350 — have ranged from NrtdA shorthand for a spacewalk. Woman’s Economic Business Develop programs in Chicago, Los Angeles, San UPI Science Editor ^ MRS. FITZPATRICK spent six widows in their 60s who have inherited a* ’The original plan was for Lenoir ment Corp. — AWED for short — based Francisco, Dallas, Houston, Washington, m-. months being turned. down by foun business to housewives with a bright idea C A PE C AN AV E RAL, Fla. - ’The and Allen to spend 3'A hours in the in New York City and sired five years D.’C., and Philadelphia, cities the Census and ambition. - - shuttle Columbia’s first spacewalk shuttle’s open cargo bay to test the Thomas E. Burton Robert E. Evans ago with seed money from Uncle Sam, dations, government agencies and com Bureau says hove the largest concen was canceled today because of trou new spacesuit cocoons and rehearse businesses and even the Playboy Foun panies when she first tried to get AW ED trations of women business owners. “ They come from all socio-economic o ff the ground. ble with the $2 million spacesuits part of the satellite repair mission dation. Some in the New York AWED backgrounds and it is exciting,” she said. AWED’S track record is fabulous when Her pitch for funds finally was two astronauts were to wear, but an scheduled for 1984. Three promoted program, that also serves women in New The spacewalk was the last big job it comes to bolstering the business answered by the U.S. Economic W H A T DOES A woman need to go for outing was not immediately ruled Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, for the astronauts before their acumen of women starting a business on Development Administration at the U.S. it? out for ’Tuesday. HARTFORD — Three Manchester residents have have moved their businesses into seven scheduled landing ' Tuesday at a shoestring or wobbling along, unable to Department of Commerce and others, “ Courage, imagination, talent, skill Shuttle program manager Glynn been promoted at The figures. Edwards Air Force Base in Califor take off — to hear Beatrice A. Fitz including the Playboy Foundation. and perseverance,” Mrs. Fitzpatrick Lunney said the option to do a Travelers Corp. The ap nia’s Mojave Desert. Weather was patrick, AWED’s chief executive officer ■ ' Now the operation is coming full cir Patricia Duncanson, president of her said. spacewalk Tuesday was kept open pointments were an cle. ’This year’s budget includes $M,000 own electrical contracting firm, grosses If you want to learn to “ Mind Your for a few hours in case “ anybody reported acceptable for an on- nounced by Edward H. 'THE UNUSUAL TW IST to this latest in gifts from AW ED alumni. m ore than $3 miUioh a year. Own Business,” write to AWED, 1270 has any bright ideas" to fix the schedule descent. Budd, chairman of the chapter in the American success saga is Mrs. Fitz|>atrick said James Galanos, Avenue of the Americas, New York, problems. “ This isn’t our day for suits," said W HAT GOT Mrs. Fitzpatrick started board. that AW ED, a non-profit agency to help Mrs. Nancy Reagan’s favorite designer, N .Y . 10020. If a decision was made to attempt Allen, obviously disappointed about Thomas E. Burton women only, has its own “ old boy’s was a statistic: Only 4.8 percent of small recently asked an AWED a spacewalk by astronauts Joseph not being able to go on the stroll in Or call the help liiimber, (212) 397-0880. was named associate network.’’ This consists of retired and American businesses are owned by businesswoman to design some jewelry Allen and William Lenoir Tuesday, space he had practiced months for. actuary in the group women. With her start-up money, Mrs. Mrs. Fitzpatrick said you w ill be told semi-retired male executives, all for the first lady. the mission would be extended one "Y ou know how Monday mornings department. Robert E. volunteers, who draw on their Fitzpatrick got her model en how to arrange for 60 to 90 minutes of day with a landing in California are,” Bridges said. Evans was appointed an experience to advise women who are in trepreneurial assistance program for There are hundreds o f success stories, counseling, over the phone, by a someone Wednesday. associate actuary in the business for themselves or itching to get women moving. including one designer who used to work expert at tackling your particular “ M y own opinion is that it is not I’Irnsr lorn 14» pagr. 10 life, health and financial started. So far, 11,000 women have been ad for another and now designs and problem. too likely,” Lunney said in Houston, services department. The accountants, merchants, bankers vised, in person or by'telephone. And' manufacturs clothes under her own The fee is $25; Caller pays phone referring to a new spacewalk Thomas. C. Tucker was and other types with business stripes are some 650 have gone through an 18-month label, Janie Pre$s. charges attempt and lengthening the mis promoted to assistant sion. Town ready secretary in the Cancellation of the spacewalk casualty-property com today was the first major disap mercial lines depart pointment-in the five-day mission ment. G. Fox&Co. Stocks that achieved its primary -goal to finalize Burton joined the Herald photos by Tarquinlo Thursday and Friday by launching companies in 1975 as an Jhomas C. Tucksr two communications satellites to actuarial analyst and prove the shuttle can serve as a Bennet fund two years later was named actuarial assistant. He Happy mudbath want^,to stay plunge space freighter. has served as assistant actuary since 1979. A ’The next scheduled spacewalk is graduate of Colgate University. Burton is a Fellow East Catholic Football Coach. Jude Kelly Is for the 11th shuttle flight in January By Nancy Thompson in the Society of Actuaries. He is married and lives mud-laden from head to toe after being 1984. Lunney said spacewalks could Herald Reporter at 45 Kent Drive. in city store deposited In a mud puddle by his happy players be tried on an earlier mission next Evans, a Feilow in the Society of Actuaries, at close yggr Financing for the conversion of became associated with The Travelers in 1976 and after they clinched at least a share of the HCC Everything started out smoothly the Bennet Junior High School main championship Saturday with a win over St. in 1977 was named actuarihl analyst. He sub HARTFORD (UPI) - New Haven, which closed NEW YORK (UPI) - Quality today until Allen and Lenoir put on building to elderly housing may be Paul. See story and more photos on page 14. sequently served as actuarial assistant and assis For Rent: part of an its doors in January. stocks plunged Friday in fairly ac their brand new spacesuits and ® T ' tant actuary. A magna cum laude graduate of 8SO,000 - square - foot build Features: A cavernous tive trading as professional in started pressurizing them in the '^='"«8er Robert B. Weiss Boston College. Evans is a member of the Hartford ing that has served as art-deco structure — vestors sold heavily at the conclu •ihin’Q QPAlfMl a irW k today. Actuaries Club. He lives with his wife at 37 a downtown landmark and <‘xpanded 20 3'ears ago in a sion of one of the most volatile Tstav^Ul^^^^^^^^^^ ^Weiss said that Community Alexander St. home to G. Fox & Co., the hurst of optimism cooled weeks in Wall Street history. spacesuit worn by Allen and then a Development Corp., the town s con- Tucker, who received an associate in arts degree city's major shopping at by the advent of suburban ' The Dow Jones industrial He's meeting, friends, advisers pressure regulator went on the bHnk for the Bennet Project is from Manchester Community College, a bachelor traction for more than 100 shopping malls. average, which climbed 10.21 points in the spacesuit worn by Lenoir. , of mmpleting the Pilots Vance Brand and Robert arrangements for the ax-exempt of arts degree from Wesleyan University and a years. “ Make no mistake about Thursday, skidded 14.81 to 1,039.92. Overm yer stood by, awaliing word revenue bonds which will be used to master's degree in business administration degree Terms: negotiable, to it, G. Fox would like to It was the fifth consecutive session from the Hartford Graduate Center, joined The avoid closing the chain’s stay in downtown Hart in which the Dow had a double-digit from mission control in Houston on 1’®^ for the project, what to do Details of the financing are Travelers in 1977 as a field assistant at Kansas City, anchor store and escape ford," J. Kent McHose, loss or gain. Mo. A year later he was named assistant un 'rhe closely watched average, Lech Walesa back at work “ I’m afraid I’ve got some bad "being firmed up" this week, Weiss the Tate of other downtown ehairinan of the G. Fox derwriter at the home office and in 1980 was ap shopping traditions such as Division of May Depart which challenged its all-time high of news for you,’ said Roy Bridges in f '!' ^ mission controi. “ We’re going to tatively scheduled for hriday to an- pointed senior underwriter. He has served .as ac the Edw. Malley Co. in ment Stores, said I. 065.49 on 'Tuesday, surrendered GDANSK, Poland (UPI) - apartment to meet with reporters, Polish authorities, in an official no freedom without Solidarity.” count executive since 1981. A native of Manchester, Thursday. II. 86 points for the week. have to terminate the EVA prep.” financing, Former Solidarity chief' Lech flanked by former Solidarity ad PAP news agency report on Walesa looked tired and heavier e he said. Tucker lives with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rut, he said, “ ’The bot The New York Stock Exchange in Walesa, welcomed home by jubilant visers Andrzej Wielowlejski and Walesa’s return, stressed^ that he than when he was last seen in public, •X-r.X-X.x-X.r-X.X.X-xi-t-x-t-XWX-X-xWF joint meeting of the Board of J. Tucker at 235 Burnham St. tom line is we have 400,000 dex shed 1.06 to 80.70 and the price supporters and tearful family Wladyslaw Sila Nowlcki, as well as was a private person now and but sported the same walrus _ , _ J I )irectors real estate subcommittee. square feet too much of an average share decreased 44 members after 11 months of martial his family priest. Rev. Henryk suggested they would not allow him moustache, twinkling eyes and Mtt-SiOC TOaSiMt which is overseeing the conversion UG>nn space, and that space is cents. Declines topped advances by law internment, left his apartment ‘ Jankowski. to take up a political role. bursting energy. “ I cried when he " plans, and the Bennet Nonprofit Costing us day in and day an 8-to-7 margin.. Roundtable set today to m eet with friends and Mrs. Walesa said her husband told But Walesa, in a speech Sunday came in, but the children didn’t,” „ .. Corp. has been scheduled for Nov. 23 out. It is eroding the profiU Big Board volume rose to 95,080,- form er union advisers. her he had been held in Warsaw for from his apartment window to a Mrs. Walesa said Sunday. 20 pages, 2 sections g Lincoln Center gold Manchester Board of Realtors, in cooperation of our division substan 000 shares from the 78,410,000 shares hopes to Family sources said Walesa more than a day after his release crowd of thousands of Poles chan She said the Walesas’ young son /Vdvice ...... 12 room for an update from CDC on- with the Vernon and North Central boards of tially.” traded during, the Veterans Day . dodged reporters by ducking into while he was lectured by Polish of ting his name, insisted, “ We shall Jerek, however, wept openly later Area towns ...... 7 financing arrangements. realtors, will sponsor a roundtable program Nov. 30 The company’s options holiday ‘Diur^ay. . other buildings in the big high-rise ficials on martial law. win. as his father relaxed in the family Business 20 Arthur N. Greenblat of CDC, who from 9 a m. to noon at The Colony in Talcottville. are to find a tenant to fill Oil stobks, which weigh heavily in suburb where he lives, leaving home The former union chief had “ We will need strength," Walesa living room, adorned with a big por Classified 18-19 bas been working with the town on The cost will be $3. fill gap its excess space, thus the Dow average, were hard hit by dropped from sight for more than 24 said, his fingers r a is ^ in a V-for- trait of the pope. Comics 8 Ibe conversion proposal, could not Participants will include: Neil Belisle of Allstate generating new revenue, or ■’ UP) photo institutional selling after President to visit his former chauffeur, Miatek Wachowskl, ailing in a hours after officials announced he victory sign. “ We won’t be down on "It has been an enormous Entertainment ' ^ 12 be reached this morning. Enterprises Mortgage Co.; John Emerson, Capitol to close the large facility. Reagan said he was considering an S’TORRS (U P I) - ’The left the government lodge in remote our knees and we will have to experience, there has been tremen Lottery 2 Tbe project will be financed Sources; Michael Sirota, City .Corp Person-to- Me Hose said. increase in the gasoline tax to Gdansk hospital. University of Connecticut “ He cannot answer any questions Arlarnowo on the southeast border. operate with courage and thought dous joy,” Mrs. Walesa said. “ Now Obituaries .-. .. 10 through revenue bonds to be issued Personf Thomas Fleming, Eastern Mortgage Co. The store provides 1,250 Costly development generate funds for jobs to repair hopes to fill a gap in . now because he is not at home,” Walesa, who arrived home Sun fulness.” I only wish to be with him alone.” Opinion 6 by the town. The town will not incur Also: Mark Mullally, Northeast Savings Federal jobs, including 350 filled by highways and bridges. . 7...... southern New England Rising above landmarks of historic downtown Boston are the ' said Walesa’s wife, Danuta, reached day, did not'.try to explain the But-he never mentioned Solidari A crowd of 1,500 people, who kept P eo p leta lk ...... 2 any liability for the bonds, however. Association: Heather Danniker, Old Stone city residents. It has an an "Professional investors were with a doctorate program ' towers of the $460 million Copley Plaza, the costliest private in a telephone call from Warsaw. absence. But he said the final order ty, the trade union he led until it was S p o rts...... 14-17 because the bonds are secured by Mortgage Co.; Robert DeMarchi, Savings Bank of nual payroll of $17 million filin g quality stocks, particularly in business approved development In the city's history and one of the largest In “ He went to work.” for his release was not signed until banned by parliament Oct. 8, despite Manchester: and Richard G. Woodhouse, board and extends $5 million in oils, because they didn’t like the Television ...... 8 Friday by the school’s Plt'UHf turn to page 10 counsel. America today. It Is being built over the' Massachusetts Turn looks of the market at this point,” Walesa returned to his six-room Sunday night. shouts from the crowd of “ there is Board of Trustees. credit to customers an •X.X.X-X-X*X*X-X*X.X.X-X*X-X.X*X.X*X*X*X lorn lo pagr 10 Reservations may be made by calling 646-2450, nually. pike and Sn Intricate network of rail and subway tracks. The ’Trude Latim er of Evans & Co. said. ’fhe trustees gave Initial the Manchester Board, 186 E. Center St. The company in 9.5-acre complex will Include two hotels, 100 luxury shops and “ At the same time, speculators approval to programs in February began working boutiques, a four-building office structure and 100 apartments. were buying secondary stocks.”stocks " ■ accounting, business boutiques, a four-building offlea ttnicturs and 100 apartments. '*1 I I I I fal' ■ '/ with Bronson & Hutensky, policy, finance, Earnings dqwn developers of City Place in organizational behavior downtown Hartford, to HARTFORD (UPI) - QGNA Corp. reports a and marketing leading to a Plan uses home equity for credit line Br©Znn©V laucl©cl aS tPU© SOH Of tn© party 12.2 percent decHne in third quarter operating ear rennvat* 400,000 square^ I Ph.D. in business ad- feet as offices. nings, reflecting a continuing decrease in its ininstration. McHose said tlw'office property-casualty business. In approving the plan, 1 H A R IT O R D (U P I) 1^ M errill LyndT & Co. intends to loan against it. CIGNA’s overall operating income for the the trustees said the renovation jtla(n^ were introdud in OMinectient a new consnmer financial ser The loans are for 10 years. The borrower pays interest MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Brezhnev's widow, Viktoria, 74, prepared;^ an inopportune' Union buried President Leonid quarter ended Sept. 30 was $154.7 million, or $2.02 program was needed to vice tiiatwaables homeowners to e m t e Ifaws o f credit n the loan montblf^ on the amount he has drawn down, his daughter, Galina, and his son, time because G. Fox is Brezhnev in Red Square today with Related stories, per share, compared to $176.3 million, or $2.28 per offset a “ critical” shor on the equ itj^ their homes!. % 8te pays an aniliul ^ "m aintenance” fee for the credit Yuri, stroked his head as he lay in Mr . competing for tenants with ’The planWows qualified indi^uals to create Credit cannon salutes, blaring whistles and, the red-lined coffin. share, a year earlier. tage of faculty for - line, and a one-time fee of two points As an origination photos on page 4 Total revenue was $2.86 billion, up 5.1 percent academic business three new office hlgb-rises. Uifts equal ta>up to 70 percent ot the equity in their fee, w ^ h covers the cost’ of credit checks, asset eulogies praising him for making his They kissed his cheek and his under construction in Hart forehead and then threw handfuls of from $2.78 billion in 1981. programs in the region. homM, drawing on the Ilne'for a wide v a r i^ of pur evaluayon and‘other costs rela'ted to setting np the line communist nation one of the world’s ford. 'The third'quarter decline in operatipg earnings, Caused by the lack of a doc poses. The interest rale is prime pins i percentage of credit. mightiest military- powers. earth into the grave after the coffin Union’s most revered leaders. however, was nriore moderate than the falloff toral p rqp am in Southern “ We are hoping to find a pointi. The service, called the Equity Access credit account, New (Communist Party chief Yuri was lowered into the ground. Cars, stopped on Moscow streets earlier in the year. New England. . • tenant, but it fs u uphill If the prime rate la U percent, lor easmple, interest was introduced in California last January and is now in Andropov .praised Brezhnev as a Workmen with shovels finished and pedestrians faced the Krem lin CIGrjA is newly forrned by4he m ergerof Connec The trustees told the battle,” said. on the amount of the oed it line the horrowte h u drawn place in Arizona. ^ . “ true son of the party” and warned Tilling in the hole. tor two minutes of silence to mark ticut General Corp. and IN A Co.rp! » o^te Board of ^gher Herbert W. Hansen, down is 14 percent. Interest on the loan floats dally with of the Soviet Union's determination Then, in a swift change from the -to expand its armed forces to the passing of the man who ruled \ raucation, which must ap president of the Greater the prime rate. InteiM is' charged ju t on the .full solemn mood, thousands of soldiers them for 18 years. 3 p ro ve thin plan, e v e r y Hartford Chamber of amount of the credit line bat on flie amount the counter a m ilitary buildup by the marched past the Soviet Union’s B & B Oil Co In a eulogy delivered over college in the region with Commerce, has talkM homeowner has drawn down. West. new leadership gathered on the Investments Brezhnev’s open casket, Andropov business program ^ have with McHose about possi Equity ta defined as the difference between the ap But after the rites the former rostrum in front of Lenin’s tomb. ble solutions. warned Western leaders the Soviet Held amid the tightest security Investnrient prices courtesy of A d v ^ Inc. are as been unable to rferuit praised market value of a property and the total unpaid KGB chief met with Vice President is now accepting Union “ will multiply our forces in of 3 p.m. .Friday enough qualified teachers. George Bush, a form er head of the ever witnessed in Moscow during our struggle for security.” ' Price Change In Connecticut, the an- CIA, for talks described as “ frank, peacetime, Brezhnev’s funeral drew “ In a complicated International Friday this w e rt ^ tij^ated demand by cordial and substantive.” presidents, premiers and princes all D.I.M. and C.R.T. situation, where imperialism is Advest Group Inc. 2SV< up 4% colleges for business ■ “ The challenges, while enormous, from around the world to honor the pushing the world to the path of con man who built a nuclear arsenal Acmat • 6 unch professors in the next thi:ee are far from insurmountable,” Bush PLEASE GOME said in a statement afterward. On frontation, our party and our equal to that of the United States. Aetna 43% up % to five years was expected and State Oil Vouchers bis arrival in Moscow, Bush government w ill do tliieir best to Foreign delegates watched the CBT Corp • 30% up % to range from 76 to 101 struggle to preserve the interests of burial ceremony from gray stone Colonial Bancorp 15% unch . positions, not counting the Reception Honoring: stressed U.S. willingness to slow the our people to rebuff any of those benches on either side of the marble First Bancorp 28V4 , unch needs of UCbnn, the arms’ race in pursuit of peace. who want war, and to strengthen our tomb. First Ct. Bancorp 35% 1. ’ unch tirastels said. Call today for Bush and di(piitaries from nearly Superintendent of Sph^s defense might,” Andropov sald. Visible among them were Polish First Hartford Cbrp. % unch The doctoral program 50 nations watched as Brezhnev’s “ We are always ready for equal, leader Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, Hartford National 29% up 184 would be baaed on U O m ’s casket was mounted on a gun carria^ and taken across the vast honest, mutually beneficial coopera (juban leader Fidel Castro, who Hartford Steam Boiler 43% up 1% masters of business ad more details expanse of Red Square, then tion with any country.” wore a fur hat in the chilly Moscow Ingersoll Rand 44 up 5 ministration program, JamdsP. Kennedy lowered into the ground next to the His words were echoed In a air, and Palestinian guerrilla chief J.C.Penney 45% dn 1% supplemented by required Lenin Manaoleum. separate eulogy by Defense Yasser Arafat. Lydall 8% dn % undergraduate i$ork In I h. I ■ For five mlnutei, work stopped Minister Dmitry Ustinov, who also After the rites, Bush and Sage Allen 9% . u p l% matheiMtlcs, statistics Wediieidayr Npv.' >17, 19d2 around the country. Bells pealed and stresMd Breshnev’s support of the < Secretary of State George Shultz SNET 57% up 3 and computer science. B & BOitCo factory whistles blared. Ihey were armed forces. m et Andropov for just a minute at a Travelers >7% . up 1% The students would take 7:30 - 9:00 P.M. followed by a moment of lilence for Military officers and naembers of 35-minute reception in the United. Tech 56 u p l% about 94-credlt boors of 3'5 Rroiid St. MunchoHlor the Soviet leader who died of heart the Politburo then took Brezhnev’s Kremlin’s George Hall. Andropov Gold N .Y. 400.00 dn 11.00 c b M work, then write a Rbbertion Sohodl failure Wednesday at the age of 76. coffin to the gravesite, a pine- also devoted several minutes to Plnast Supermarkets 11% dn 1% dissertation of original UPI photo Cannoh'fire marked themonient shaded nook directly bdiliid Leiiln’s Foreign Minister Huang Hua of research. 649-2947 of Brethnev’a burial at 4:44 a.m. tomb where nine othqr communist (jhlna, a nation with which the BST in the tiny cemetery on Red leaders Including Josef Statin are Soviets are seeking improved BREZHNEV’S WIDOW IS ESCORTED TO GRAVE SITE ItoMre, reserved for the Soviet buried. relations. t .. . burial with cannon aa^ites, whistles and eulogies MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Nov. 15, 1982 - ■>_ 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Nov. 15, 1982 NM nW U . WEATMEB SERVICE FORECAST Is 7 AM ESI l» - 1S-S7 . Hospitals not clean, maintained ISews Briefing / I Freezing
•AN FNAMCttOO lOtMVIN finds USSR still lags V.- ^ Car-bus crash kills 3 LOS A lfM I I ' using more personnel, Kenney said Kenney, if there are any alcoholics, PAMPA, Texas (UPI) — A speeding station wagon /T.OWES1 I D A U A S ) By Alex GIrelli the USSR, the peopleThoth the sU ff tE M M R A T U M S ran a stop sign and rammed into the side o f a cross Herald City Editor members and -the patients, were that was not evident. “ As we walked they must ail be closet drunks. He country Continental Trailways bus despite the bus ------very friendly. ‘ around, we did not see a lot of people saw only two instances of public in driver's efforts to avoid the crash, killing three people While Eldward M. Kenney was in (Communications were hampered involved in direct patient care.” toxication. MI wM E 2 3 — ; He said the health care team There were some rules to be and injuring nine others, officials say. the Soviet Union, he wondered about somewhat, Kenney said, by the fact observed, of, course. One was that The bus was traveling west at the intersection of Loop how much training it takes to that the interpreters Were not generally seemed to be made up of UPI WCAIMth'rOIOCASI you could not take pictures in 171 and U.S, 60 about 50 miles northeast of Am arillo Sun- become a physician there. H e’s still specially trained in medicine. the doctor and nurses. There was no transportation centers. The problem lay and took the full force of the speeding car in the left* not sure. ^ But perhaps an even greater bar equivalent of Licensed Practical' was that in Moscow a subway is not ide near the rear wheels, strewing luggage across the Talking about His trip to the USSR to communication was the reticence Nurses nor indication anywhere of a a transportation center; in Tashkent iVest Texas highway. Department of Public Safety of- in September Kenney recalled that on both sides. "W e tried not to ask dietitian. icials said. Both people in the car and one on the bus he and his colleagues tried three questions in a such a way as to infer Kenney was surprised a bit at it is. One member of the grpup spent a while explaining to •vere killed. Weather times to get the answer to their criticism of their system,” Kenney what he found. “ I thought they were .John M. Heket. president of Continental Panhandle _ question about physlcial training, said. further along. But you must con authorities why he was using a I’railways Inc., owner of the bus, said tO-year vetera n ' but they left without a clearcdt un He guesses there may have been sider how far they have com e in so camera in the Tashkent subway. Everywhere in Moscow and driver A.J. Peters. 47, of Canyon, Texas, saw the car derstanding of how weir physicians some reluctance on .the part of the short a time — when you consider Leningrad stores there were lines. coming and tried unsuccessfully to speed up and avoid are educated. Soviet physicians from suggesting that 90 percent of the wealth was in He does know, however, that'they That was not so in Central Asia. But the collision Peters was treated for minor injuries. Today’s lorecast any criticism of the situation while . the hands of two percent of the pop are badly paid. A beginning physi they were in a public setting.. ulation.” in both places clothing and con Today rain possibly changing to a brief period of wet cian earns 160 Tuples a month, says There is a great deal of pride sumer goods were inferior to those Diana overdoing diet snow before ending around late morning.- No ac Kenney, and his Intourist guide WHEN THE GROUP of medical among the citizens of the USSR in we are accustomed to. cumulations expected. Becoming partly ®unny and received 250. tourists from the' United States in the country’s accomplishments, he In the hard-currency stores, LONDON I UPI I — Reports said today Princess breezy this afternoon. Highs around 40. L i^ t variable Kenney, executive director of vited questions, Kenney said, they concluded, andjjjey seem to have a where you spend foreign money, ' liana'.s late arrival at the Festival of Remembrance for winds becoming northwest 10 to 20mph by late mmming. Manchester Memorial Hospital, has got instead, orientation and answers high regard for work. good quality merchandise is Britain's war dead probably was due to her “ obsession Tonight clear and cold. Lows 20 to 25. Winds northwest always been curious about the to their own questions. available, Kenney found. ONCE KENNEY was smoking in with dieting. " not illness or pregnancy. 10 mph. Tuesday sunny and mild. Highs 45 to 50. Light Soviet Union, so when,, he saw a At Tashkent the group visited a “ People will try to buy the coat a place where it was forbidden to The Sun,.in its early editions, said the princess of variable winds becoming southerly 10 to 15 mph in the notice from Professional Seminars rehabilitation center and again off your back," Kenney said about noticed the lack of sophisticated smoke. An old woman, who did not. Wales had "a flaming row" with Prince Charles who, it afternoon. Inc. about a trip there for medical the desire of Soviet citizens to get speak English, found a polite way to claimed, consulted doctors out of fear his wife was people and hospital administrators, equipment and again the consumer items. damaging her health” by dieting. he was very interested. He in friendliness of staff and patients. make him understand his mistake The non-professional highlight of and directed him to a smoking Buckingham Palace dismissed the report, saying: Extended outlook vestigated and found that the price Kenney said he saw no evidence of his visit was the stay in Leninjgrad. area. We do not comment on this kind of story.” was right and the timing was good, water therapy, and the X-ray facili Kenney is a history buff and being in UPI phi)hrfo Extended outlook for New England Wednesday Bpt almost no one propagandized This year's Remembrance Service for Britain's war so he signed up. ty was modest. I^eningrad makes you feel that you through Friday: . . . At Samarkand, they saw a mater outright. One guide did offer a Uttle lead from both World Wars was attended by 7,000 peo He and his wife, a dietitian, left are witi^essing history, he said. The Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair lecture on the wonders of the Com- ple. including Prince Andrew, wearing a m ^ a l he was Today In history JFK airport on Sept. 12 and their nity hospital. The delivery room was facade of the city has not changed weather Wednesday through Friday. High rradlngs inunist Party, but that was the iwarded for service as a helicopter pilot in the Falkland trip took them to Moscow and of adequate size, but it was equipped over the ages. The Hermitage, frond the upper 40s to the mid 50s. Lows frond the upper Islands campaign. l.>eningrad in Russia and three cities witli an old-fashioned delivery table. qxcoption. Mostly the talk was winter palace of the czars, gives you 20s to the upper 30s. The princess of Wales, wearing a simple black dress On Nov. 15, 1902 the first assembly of the Geneva Switzerland. The U.S. Senate in Central Asia, Tashkent, One question the tourists did neutral and fact-oriented. an idea of the splendor of the czarist Maine, New Handpshire: Generally fair weather ind a single strand of pearls, drove alone to the Royal L e a g u e of Nations was called to order In refused to allow the United States to Join. Smararkand, and Bukara. succeed in eliciting was about the The members of the group were regimes, Kenney said. through the period except a chance of showers up north. Albert Hall Saturday night, arriving several minutes cost of having a baby in the United free to leave the .tour at any time so •That’s the place he would go back Mild with highs in the 40s north to 50s jouth. U )w s in the THERE WERE differences after the rest of the royal party, including Charles. States. Kenney worked out a figure long as they remained in the city to if he had a chance. 20s and 3bs. between Russia and Central Asia, Whv was Di late — dram a" headlined the Sunday for Manchester, including ail the ivhere the tour was located. Kenney Vermont: Dry and fairly mild through the period. but the medical facilities in both People ' “ Riddle of III Diana, " the Sunday M irror Nukes called sinful Token system begins costs, and a man from California and his wife did so several times. High temperatures in the 50s. Lows from 25 to 35. places had something in common. Hut Kenney is not an adventurous bannered on her husband Prince Charles’ 34th birthday. worked out one for his state. When DALLAS (UPI) — The Rev. William Sloane Coffin, a HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut Turnpike com They all lacked sophisticated equip the answers came up $2,500 and $4,- diner and he.had all his meals in the longtime anti-war activist, says it is sinful to build muters began using shiny new tokens for the first time ment, and their buildings were not 500, respectively, the physician who Intourist hotels where he was Statues cracking nuclear weapons and the massive arms buildup by the today and state officials claimed it is already saving National forecast clean and were badly maintained. had asked was flabbergaeted. booked. He thinks that may be the SINGAPORE (UPI) - The New account OK’d United States and Russia is weakening both nations. time as well as money. In Moscow he visited a trauma One thing the Soviet medical peo reason he was one of the only five By United Press IntemaUonal Las Vegas f 8 S grotesque painted statues from “ We (U.S.) don't have a defense budget,” Coffin said Morning commuters began tossing the first of 10 City & Fest Hi Lo Pep Uttle ^ k c 51 8 center, a multi-story 700-bed facility ple, and thO guides, said more than members who did not become WASHINGTON (U P I) — Regulators today authorized AHMiquerque sy S3 S .... Los Anseles pc 73 V Chinese folklore at Tiger ■ Balm Sunday. “ W e’ve got an offense budget. It’s silly to ask million gold-plated tokens into recepticles at the turn for the.moet seriously injured peo once was that all health care in the slightly ill during the stay. a new federally insured account for banks and thrifts in Amarillo I SI 17 .... Louisville sy 8 a Garden are cracking and peeling wheTher the U.S. or the Soviet Union is stronger when pike’s eight toll plazas between Greenwich andPIain- Anchorage pc M 30 .05 Memphis sy O 8 ple. It was new, but poorly main USSR is “ without charge to the He visited a factory where caps tended to compete with Wall Street's money funds, with and the owners have appeal^ for a both nations are weak to the point of uselessness in the field near the Rhode Island border. A^eville sy 4 S3 .... Miami pc 77 71 tained and not well cleaned, he con patient” Kenney' assumed that are made. Teams of women worked a $2,500 minimum deposit and an interest rate Atlanta sy 8 31 .... Milwaukee sy 8 8 government takeover to save the 45- event of a nuclear exchange.” "Things are moving beautifully,” William Scholl, Baltimore pc ,46 S .... MiiuieaMliB pc 8 U cluded. He visited the emergency choice of words showed the around tables chatting in a very guaranteed up to one month. year-old tourist attraction. Coffin spoke to about 900 people gathered at the First assistant toll operations manager, said at the West BilllMS Mnt. pc S X .... NashviBef 8 8 . room and the operating room. He speakers were aware there was a relaxed way. ^The new account will become available Dec. 14. The Birmingham sy 8 33 .... New Orleans sy O 8 The gardens have been owned and Presbyterian Church of Dallas. The congregation in Haven tolls. “ All stations are reporting less than normal .14 found that equipment was sparse cost even thought it did not involve a action was taken by the Depository Institutions Bismarck sy 37 15 .... New York f • 8 Herald photo by Pinto WAI.KING AROUND can be maintained by Haw Par Brothers as cluded Southern Baptists. United Methodists, Disciples backups and we expect that to improve.” Boise X » .... OkU City c 8 to and of early vintage. The rooms direct charge to the patient. Deregulation Committee under orders from Congress. Boston r 8 S iB Omaha sy 31 8 .... dangerous, he said. There are a public relations effort for their of Christ, Presbyterians, Jews and Muslims. Eventually, Scholl said, the token system w ill reduce were spartan without electrically Hanks and savings and loan institutions will be able, Buffalo pc 41 31 .07 Orlando pc 79 8 .... VSKED IF THE Soviet system h.-lzards like manholes without Tiger Balm, a traditional remedy Coffin, pastor of the Riverside Church in New York backups to a trickle. He noted that commuters were still Charlstn S.C. pc 8 51 .... Philadelphia pc 8 8 8 KENNEY DESCRIBES IjOSPITALS IN USSR controlled beds and without bedside but not required, to offer the account with no interest Charlott N.C. sy 46 36 .... makes up for lack of equipment bv covers. On the other hand, said for just about anything that ails you. City and an anti-war activist during the Vietnam war, using the present commuter tickets that must be Phocnii pc 77 8 ...... noticed lack of sophisticated equipment Lables. But there, as everywhere in rate ceiling and most of the current features of the Chicago sy * 30 15 .... Pittaburn an 8 a .... said the United States has stockpiled enough nuclear collected by hand. Cincinnati sy 8 8 .... PorUandMe. r 8 8 8 money market mutual funds. weapons to destroy the world 17 times. In addition, the new tokens are cutting commuters’ Gevelandpc 8 8 .13 Portland Ore. pc » 37 .... While the broad outlines of the new account were Columbus sy 8 37 .... Providence r 8 8 8 “ W e’re supposed to be thC’-Hertz of the world — the toll costs in half. The new tokens, cost 17.5 cents each, Dallas sy 8 S .... spei (lied by Congress, the committee of financial in Richmond pc 8 8 8 number one in power,” he said. “ It’s our pride swollen one half the usual 35-cent charge at any of the roadway’s Denver sy 8 16 St. Louis sy 8 8 .... stitution regulators decided a number of important Des Moines sy 30 16 .... Salt Lake Qtysy 8 M .... P&WA-union pact panel face that keeps us frotn seeing what we are. eight toll stations. details. Detroit pc M S .... San Diego pc 71 64 .... Recommendations mulled “ If we set off one nuclear bomb the size of the Duluth pc 10 13 .... San Frsincisc pc 54 8 .... fongress ordered that the new account be “ directly Hiroshima bomb every minute. 60 times an hour, every El Paso f 8 37 .... San Juan pc • 76 8 equivalent to and competitive with” the money funds, Hartford r 8 8 8 Seattle cy 8 M .... hour of the day, the bomb would continue uninterrupted HeieoA pc 8 00 .... Spokane ly which have grown to more than $200 billion in assets, Stock prices down meets on contract issues for two years. Honolulu sy 80 71 .... ^acuae an and that the new account be available to anyone. Houston sy 64 8 .... Tampa pc on sixth grade placement NEW YORK (UPI) — Prices opened sharply lower Indianapolis pc 8 8 .... Tulsa c Jackson Miss, f 8 31 .... Washington pc By Raymond T. DeMeo In a ruling made public Friday, arbitrator Richard today in heavy trading of New York Stock Exchange Jackson^'MIe pc n 8 .... WichlU sy Herald Reporter Bloch of the American Arbitration Association said.the The physical and social head social worker, w ill discuss The Citizens’ Advisory Com Church stands linked issues, indicating Wall Street’s three-month rally might Kansas City sy 37 16 .... company should reassign Wetherbee to a new job "with characteristics of sixth grade the characteristics of sixth mittee on Grade Reorganization 709 doubly lucky have started a pullback.- , Negotiators for the International Association of reasonable accommodation to his handicap.” WASHINGTON (U P I) - The head of the nation’s The Dow Jones industrial average, which plunged students will be the topic of a graders. is considering the question of AUGUSTA. Maine (UPI) — Number 709 was very Machinists and Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, who have Webber said the union has prevailed against the com how the school system should be Roman Catholic bishops urged his colleagues today to 14.81 points Friday, was off 6.90 to 1,033.01 shortly after meeting tonight of the Citizens’ In addition, representatives of lucky on both Nov 6 and Nov. 7. For only the third time agreed on little since they started bargaining over a pany in “ ten out of the last 12" discrimination-related make a strong connection between their anti-nuclear the market opened. Advisory Committee on Grade the .John W. W allace Middle organized in the future. Ad in the history of state-run lotteries, the same number month ago, agreed Friday to form a joint subcommittee rases that have gone to.arbitration. ministrators estimate that war stance and their opposition to abortion. The closely watched average fell 11.86 points overall Lottery IteiTrganization. .School in Newington will present to study crucial contract issues. On the m atter of the union-management contract sub enrollments will have dropped qipcared two days in a row. Lottery Director Richard J “ Concern for human life is the nexus between our last week. It either gained or lost an average 15.78 points The committee will meet at information on their school’s ‘ The subcommittee, composed of three company and committee, Mrs. Webber said the union is seeking Carey said today. positions on these two issues,” Archbishop John R. each day of that volatile week and that kind of action 7:30 p.m. in the board room at 45 program. The presentation will enough to move the ninth grades six union representatives, meets today for the first time guarantees that will give workers “ the best layoff lUs only the third number coincidence experienced Roach of St. Paul-Minneapolis and president of the could lead to trouble, some analysts said. N. School St, include an overview of the mid into the high school within five to discuss contract provisions on seniority, job procedures that they can have.” by all state lotteries in the U.S ,” said Carey. National Conference of Catholic Bishops told the Declines led advances 692-207 among the 1,191 issues Numbers drawn in New 2061. The committee is studying op dle school program with a focus years. classifications, and layoff procedures. The union wants a plantwide seniority system instead But apparently it isn't quit sojare for Maine. Carey opening session of the bishops’ annua) meeting. crossing the New York Stock Exchange tape. England Saturday: Rhode Island daily: 5282. tions of grade organization in on the grade six program. “ We’re hopeful that the subcommittee can come back of the present system, where seniority is divided into At that point, the rest of the V said ihc same number was chosen two days in a row for “ Reverence for life — a reverence deeply rooted in Early turnover amounted to about 5,215,000 shares. Connecticut daily: 662. Vermont daily: 060. volving the sixth grades in order The Newington representatives the first tjme in Maine Jan. 19 and 20, 1981. The number to the iiiain table with recommendations, and possibly seven different job classifications. If the union has its school system will have to be the doctrine of the church — is the common thread Brokers say the market could be in the process of a Maine daily: 819. Massachusetts daily: to make a recommendation to - who will include the school’s was 902. '■ agreements,” Frank Giusti, a P&WA company way, senior employees would be the last to lose their reorganized. The administration which runs throughout the fabric of all we say and do on pullback from its historic rally that carried the Dow New Hampshire daily: 0913. the Board of Education on principal, a teacher and a parent The only other time two numbers were chosen con spokesman, said today. jobs, regardless of which job classification is hit by whether those students should be has recommended moving the the question of abortion and on the question of war and Jones average 288 points higher, or more than 30 percent - w ill also discuss the behavioral secutively was in Delaware in 1977, Carey said. This morning, meanwhile, union leaders held a news layoffs. kept in the elementary schools or sixth grades into the current peace,” Roach said. since mid-August. and social problems of sixth Conference at lAM headquarters to denounce the com moved into the junior highs in the ' grade students and the process junior high schools with the pany’s stand on another disputed contract issue: the future. used to prepare fifth grade seventh and eighth grades. The I right of minority and handicapped workers to seek ar PTA, however, has come out in TlJe Pulitizer Prizes were endowed by Joseph Tonight, Lynne Gjigtafson, the students, their parents and Almanac bitration when they feel they’re victims of discrimina Manchester school system’s head favor of leaving the sixth grades Pulitizer (1847-1922), publisher of The New York Wrold, teachers for moving to the mid tion. nurse, and Jennifer Tail, the dle school. in the elementary schools. Feopletalk ' Union spokesman Lou Kiefer says the company wants in a bequest to Columbia University. They are awarded to "gut” the contract covering 17,000 hourly workers at annually by the president of the university on recommendation of an advisory board. Today is Monday, Nov. 15, 319th day of 1962 with 46 to’ P& W A of provisions that allow such arbitration. Giusti Mashed Ferrari follow. claims the provisions are unnecessary, because the The moon is new. federal government, which enforces anti-discrimination Automotive artist Harold Cleworth has created The morning stars are Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. ’ laws, doesn’t recognize the decisions of arbitrators as Malcolm F. Barlow another bizarre object d’art for one of his eccentric Cancerp graup raises $3,850 The evening stars are Venus and Mars. final and binding. ATTORNEY AT LAW clients — he's mashed and squeezed an expensive. Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. "N o abrltrator has ever found the company guilty of Ferrari sports car into a 2x2x4-foot cube for the discrimination,” Giusti said this morning. Takes pleasure in announcing British Psime Minister William Pitt was bom Nov. 15,- The (tomm ittee U> Continue Project Concern has In previous years, the program was paid for by the base of a dining room table. Not so, aa)/l Betty Webber, who serves on the 35- l i i e A ssociation O f 1708. raised $3,850 of its ^,000 goal, according to a report Hartford Board of Education. The board cut the "I think it's a real good idea; innovative, member unira committee that is trying to negotiate an On this date in history: from chairmen William R. Johnson and David E. program from its budget earlier this year, however. Attorney Gayle C. Bannon different and much better than watching the agreement to replace the 5-year contract that expires In 1492, the first recorded reference to tobacco was^ Garaventa. Manchester's Board of Education, along with many The firm serves persons and families with legal Ferrari sit out and rust into the ground,” said Mike htov. 28. made by Christopher Columbus. He noted in his journal- The amount "puts us within a striking distance” of the other suburban school districts in the program, voted to needs in the areas of real estate, probate, ac Sheehan, owner of the 1969 Ferrari-turned-dinner She cited the case of William Wetberbee, a P&WA the use of it by Indians he had found in the "N e w World” goal, Johnson said, adding that he feels buoyed by the waive tuition for students already involved in the cidents, marriage dissolutions, and small table. ' employee who injured his hand on the job thrra years of North America. cotnmunity’s response. program. business matters. Sheehan said he was disturbed that the Ferrari ago and was fired in May 1981. In 1806, explorer Zebulon Pike sighted the 14,110-foot „ “ If just 200 people in Manchester were to give us $5 Johnson has said he hopes the $5,000 the committee was "ju st sitting there" after being gutted' by a Wefherbee’s injury prohibited him from returning to 178 East Center St. a r a r x o "l Colorado Rocky Mountain peak that bears his name. apiece, w e’d m eet our goal,” said Johnson. plans to raise will be sufficient to continue the program fire. work as a machine operator, but his doctor said be could Manchester, Conn. o 4 O " 4 0 o 1 In 1920, the first assembly of the League of Nations- Money raised by the committee will be used to pay for at least three years before additional fundraising Cleworth supervised placement of the Ferrari’s hW«iw*a was called to order in Geneva, Sw itzerl^. work in a less strenuous job. The company argued that it will be necessary. hulk into a bailercrusher at a Southern California transportation costs for. Hartford students who are In 1977, demonstrations broke out near the White' couldn’t find another position for Wetherbee. Contributions can be made at any office of the Savings steel yard. The cube was then trimmed, smoothed bused to suburban schools. A total of 72 Hartford House as the shah of Iran began an official visit to the i Bank of Manchester, of which Johnson is president, or and painted bright red. A beveled, plate-glass top children attended Manchester schools under the United States. to CF^ at P.O. Box 231, Manchester 06040. completed the piece. program. now in 4 local teachers llie bulk of the transportation costs is being paid by A thought for the day: British statesman WUUam Pitt the state through the Capitol Region Council of Elduca- Designing woman said after the Ameriiun colonies had won their in tion. Manchester school officials have said that they stock dependence in the jRevolutionary War: “ I 4ove, expect the state money to-pay the total transportation “ Hot” new fashion designer Gene Ewing com Americans hecaigse^^ love liberty.” He also said;' are given awards cost for their students this year — but the costs may 5 plains about male designers who “ either remember "You cannot conpra America.”
By Steven R. Reed United Press International MOSCOW — Vice P re s id e n t CHOICEST MEATS fJV TOWN “ George Bush and Secretary of State George Shultz met for the first time today with new Communist Party DELI SPECIALS leader Yuri Andropov at a reception MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS OUR OWN following the burial of Soviet Presi BAKED H A M ...... •3.69 dent Leonid Brezhnev. , LAND “O’ LAKaS The brief encounter at the AMERICAN CHEESE •2.39 Kremlin’s ornate St. Georges Hall U8DA GRADE “A” Mucxrs came less than a day after Bush’s •1.89 arrival in Moscow, pledging the BOLOBNA...... TURKEYS AVG. 18-22 LB. .. lb. MUCKrS Reagan administration’s •2.29 willingness to slow the arms race in MUMI...... pursuit of peace. raOVOLONE CHEESE . . , •2.69 Andropov stopped to speak with U8DA GRADE “A” . MUCKFS Bush and Shultz for one minute LIVERWURST •1.99 during the reception before passing . lb. MUCKC'S UPl photo on to other foreign dignitaries who TURKEYS AVG 0 1.L. >•2.49 converged on Moscow from nearly N/C FRANKS...... ROYAL OAK-AII alzee up to 22 lb. MUCKwa 50 countries to attend Brezhnev’s UPI photo PREMIER NIKOLAI TIKHONOV (LEFT) AND ANDROPOV (RIGHT) K I E L B I ^ ...... •2.19 funeral. UPI photo MARCILLAT . . . carrying Brezhnev’s open coffin to his grave By contrast, Andropov devoted BUSH (RIGHT) ARRIVES AT MOSCOW AIRPORT FRESH B0% FRENCH BRIE ■ ■ . .•3.49 nearly three minutes to an exchange . . . met by M. Geogradze, presidium secretary OUR OWN — PORT WINE OR CHEDDAR with Chinese Foreign Minister BEREAVED FAMILY OF SOLDIER .lb. 3 49 . . . funerals for 75 killed In blast TURKEYS CHEESE BALLS .• . | Experts disagree Huang Hua, reflecting the VERMONT Kremlin’s increased interest -in 8WIFT .•2.41 better ties with Peking. On their way out of the reception. BUTTERBAU. Bush and Shultz took, a wrong turn Israel mourns and had to be pointed in the right 18-22 LB. lb. GARDEIS FRESH Will Andropov alter direction. TURKEYS They then walked past a portrait PRODUCE SPECIALS of Brezhnev without stopping, unlike 75 in Lebanon 8WIFT other guests who p au s^ in front of the photograph in a gesture of BUTTERBAU. EMPEROR/CALMEMk GMPES .lb. respect for the deceased. JUMBO RED pol icy towa rd West? The encounter at the Kremlin’s St. and Mrs; Begin TURKEYS 10-18 LB lb. Georges Hall was the only scheduled DELICIOUS APPLES meeting between the Americans and COLONIAL NEW YORK (UPI) - Experts toward the West is open to question. general secretary, -particularly in Brezhnev’s successor as the party’s JERUSALEM (UPI) — A grief-stricken Prime C R A N B p iE S .1-lb. bag ' agree Soviet Communist Party chief William Hyland, national security handling the nation’s "stagnated” general secretary. Minister Menachem' Begin arrived home to bury his SEMI-BONELESS Yuri Andropov is shrewder, tougher adviser to presidents Nixon, Ford economy. Bush interrupted a tour of Africa wife Aliza in a private funeral today with the nation also and more informed than his and Carter, said Sunday he foresaw "Andropov is 68,” said Hyland, and Shultz flew in from Washington mourning 75 Israelis killed in the collapse of an army "siibstantiar' and quick change in author of “The Fall of Nikita HAMS .n.99 SWEET POTATOES/YAMS .lb. I predecessor. Leonid Brezhnev, but for Brezhnev’s burial in a tiny building in Lebanon. whether he will change Soviet policy Soviet policy under the new party Krushchev. “ He is not going to have cemetery behind the Lenin Radio stations began playing somber music at sun Also available - Ducks - Geeso - Capons 18 years” to rule as did Brezhnev. mausoleum on Red Square. down Sunday as a day of official mourning began for the Malcolm Toon, former U.S. am Shultz said no formal meeting had 75 soldiers, police and security personnel who died bassador to the Soviet Union, dis been arranged between the U.S. of UPI photo TTiursday in the building disaster in coastal ’Tyre, in agreed and predicted Andropov ficials and Andropov, 68, who was southern Lebanon. aaaaaaaa88H81881881888888 would stray little from the policy chosen to succeed Brezhnev as Fifteen-Arabs also died in the explosion. A siren blast path laid out under Brezhnev. leader of the.Soviet Communist Par SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE SHULTZ (LEFT) at noon today local time was to signal the start of a "I don't think we'll see any ty- . . . with deputy minister Georgy Kornienko moment’s silent tribute in the Jewish state for the dead change,” said the Soviet am They both took the opportunity to Israelis. ■ • • ONLY' — ftC|< bassador under President Jimmy confer with other world leaders. By contrast, Aliza Begin’s funeral three hours later 4,- (.'arter. “He (Andropov) too closely Bush met today with Pakistan "The steady, relentless buildup of problem, and our message here is was planned as a' private affair, closed to reporters at CHICKEN LEGS ...... identified with all the Politburo President Zia ul-Haq and Japanese Soviet military capacity has in the same.” the family’s request. members under Brezhnev.” Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki. Shultz effect forced the United States, Bush, his wife, Barbara, Shultz, Begin, on learning during a visit to Los Angeles of the Exiled Soviet dissident Vladimir saw British Foreign Secretary after quite a period of not pushing Hartman and his wife, Donna, death his wife of 43 years, cut short his U.S. tour five Bukovsky said there would be Francis Pym and West German its defense establishment forward represented the United States Sun days before he was scheduled to meet with President CHICKEN BREASTS 1 .1 » significant change in Soviet policy — Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich powerfully, to look to our defenses day at ceremonies before Reagan at the White House. but it would be eventual and the Genseher. and our strengths,” Shultz said. Brezhnev’s bier, which lay in’state Mrs. Begin, who died Sunday at the age of 62, asked to result of pressure from within the As leader of the U.S. delegation. Shultz specifically cited the Soviet since Friday at Moscow’s House of be buried on the Mount of Olives, the site of an ancient I nOlUIESTIC COOKED HAM ...... ib.*Zal country — the growing human rights Bush said he came “to declare to influence in Poland, human rights Unions building. Jewish cemetery in the eastern sector of Jerusalem that movement. the Soviet leaders, to the Soviet peo problems in the Soviet Union and the The U.S. delegation presented a was captured by Israel in the 1967 Arab-laraeli war. "Andropov I never met, but we ple and to the world that the United Kremlin’s military buildup as floral wreath with a banner that She asked to be interred next to the graves of two of !\o Substitute read “From the People of the idissidents) all felt he had a hand on States is devoted to the pursmt of obstacles to improved East-West her husband’s former fighters in the Irgun Z’vai I^utni We Give Old Fashioned For Quality our throats." said Bukovsky, who peace and a reduction of globm ten ties. United States” and stood silently for underground that fought the British authorities in was imprisoned for 10 years in sions.” “I can’t really imagine why a few seconds a t the foot of Palestine' before the 1948 creation of the Jewish state. Butcher Service ... Russia before his exile in 1976. Although the vice president did anyone could have grievances Brezhnev’s casket. Dressed in a dark overcoat with a brown cane, Begin The three men made their not assess blame for-'the current . against our policies and our foreign As they were being led away by a looked somber and withdrawn as he landed Sunday in a remarks Sunday on ABC-TV's “This policies,” Shultz said. Soviet escort. Bush asked if he could chill in Moscow-Washington special Israeli air force jetliner at Ben-Gurion Inter STORE HOURS: Week with David Brinkley." relations, Shultz took a harder line “We have demonstrated all over speak with Brezhnev’s wife, national Airport. , ^ 317 Highland St i__ - Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., told at a news conference Sunday at the the world that we have a construc Viktoria, 74. Though he has said his wife’s health could affect his Mon. & Tues. ’til 6:00 CBS-TV’s “Face the Nation” An residence of U.S. Ambassador tive point of view,” he said. “We’re As Bush approached, she stood political career, Begin’s media adviser Uri Porath told MANCHESTER dropov may have been “ instrumen- Arthur Hartman. part of the solution, not part of the and smiled and they shook hands. reporters he was confident the 69-year-old leader would Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 V tally in control” of the Soviet Union overcome his personal loss and remain as prime for some time and’predict^ there minister. Sat. & Sunday CONN. would be "little change” in policy. Israel Radio said Begin’s meeting with Reagan will be IH 6:00 HIGHLAND FA V Hyland. Toon and Bukovsky had rescheduled after a 30-day mourning period for his wife. ^ different assessments of Andropov, . As 51 of the Israelis who died in the Tyre building the man. collapse were buried Sunday, mystery continued to sur- “He's much more intelligent . round the circumstances of the disaster. (then Brezhnev). He’s shrewd, Israeli Energy Minister Yitzhak Modai said after a ruthless,” Bukovsky said. Jerusalem Cabinet meeting that in reports about the in "Brezhnev never was a complete cident army investigators had ruled out Palestinian iiiillllillilA llllllllll" ruler. He not very intelligent. sabotage as cause of the collapse of the building. He was a compromise leader who But both Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon and ^ ------' ” ' F FROZEIS & DAIRY went along the lines accepted by the Army Chief of Staff Raphael Eitan issued a statement GROCERY SPECIALS Politburo ... especially the last four denying Modai’s remarks. PILLSBURV — ALL VARIETIES MRS. SMITH'S years, he was a real zombie.” In Beirut, Lebanese Prime Minister Chefik Wazzan, in BREAD MIXES it , . ^ 1 . 1 9 PIE SHELL But Bukovsky said he felt that the toughest criticism yet of Israel by the new govern MRS. SMITH'S ■ UPI photo -T laroe bud in shell during his IS years as KGB chief, ment, accused Israel of provoking Christian-Moslem DIAMOND WALNUTS ...... i . « . 9 9 * APPLE or MINCE PIE Andropov failed to control the it clashes in order to keep its troops in Lebanon. MRS. SMITH'S THOUSANDS WAIT IN PUSHKIN SQUARE human rights movement and BWEET UPE •‘jf.-ii; fjD'* Lebanese President Amin Gemayel flew to Saudi ...... M . . 9 9 * PUMPKIN PIE . . . waiting to view Brezhnev’s body predicted he wouldTail again. Arabia at the start of a 36-hour visit expected to focus on APPLE JUICE...... OCRAN SPRAY BIRDSEYE As" to reports from Moscow of An efforts to remove 30,006 Israeli troops, 25,000 Syrian CRANBERRY MOLD .. leoz. 99I « COOKED SQUASH dropov’s savvy as a man of the troops and up to 10,000 Palestinian guerrillas from BIRDSEYE world. Toon said, “I frankly don’t UPTON Lebanon. ONION SOUP 6 9 « PEAS or CORN Soviet mourners know whether the guy speaks “ Lebanon is determined... to rid (itself) of Israeli oc BIRDSEYE English. When I m et him (at UPI photo cupation, which has begun to take very dangerous SulSHfhlllA - -78‘ CAULIFLOWER Kremlin receptions) we spoke Rus forms,” Wazzan said in an interview. BIRDSEYE sian. Whether he’s fluent in English, YURI ANDROPOV SPEAKS DURING BREZHNEV’S FUNERAL In the Shout mountains near Beirut, a booby-trapped RMNDARIN ORAGES ^ PEAS A ONIONS I don’t know. . . . Konstantin Chernenko, In No. 3 slot, second from right car exploded in the Druze town of Aramoun late Sunday, BIRDSEYE _ stay late to see "I understand he likes modem __ lOOX. < killing one man and wounding four, security sources BOILED ONIONS ONIONS IN CREAM SAUCE art; is more sophisticated than said. BIRDSEYE RED. OR EXTRA CREAMY Brezhnev. But that’s really confet The attack raised to nine the death toll from com ti.” he said. “I thipk we ought to COOLWHIP munal Clashes in the Israeli-occupied mountains in the E^W^8SSi^SiS^BE^^...... "“‘ S I HOODS ' ' look at his^^&cord.” Brezhnev's body pbst 48 hours. RIPE OLIVES...... SOUR CREAM “He was in Budapest when the Chernenko is No. 3 TROPICANA (Hungarian) rebellion was crushed. ORANRE JUICE ...... 04 OX. He crushed the dissident movement SSoCOU SYRUP 5 ® MOSCOW (UPII - Hundreds of Brezhnev was to be buried today. mm UPS-It INCH |IQ< FLEISCHMANN'S in the Soviet Union,” Toon said. position, with Prime Minister lined up in strict order of rank at the .21b. last-minute mourners patiently Brezhnev, who died of heart MOSCOW (UPI) - Leonid bemocratic vote LIRHT SPREAD 5 Hyjand said Jie agreed. Andropov Brezhnev’s right-hand man, Nikoiai ’I’ikhonov, 77. on his ieft and bier, paying their respects. HEAVTOUTYFOIL waiting to view the body of Presi failure Wednesday at the age of 75, HOOD was tough, but the man whose KGB Konstantin Chernenko, stood in the Chernenko in the No. 3 position next ViVA t 1 9 Q dent Leonid Brezhnev forced Soviet will be the 10th persoq, b u fl^ in the days were spent perusing foreign in- No. 3 position anriong the top Soviet to Tikhonov. Formerly Brezhnev’s closest aide, JUMBO NAPKINS J ' f J WHIPPED CREAM officials to keep the red-and-black- cemetery that also contains the The line-up at the funeral was Chernenko, 71, was believed to be a starts in Brazil armahammer n n bannered House of .Soviets open telligence reports was "also leaders at Brezhnev’s funeral today graves of dictator Josef Stalin, pragmatic. and analysts said it was another in similar to that at Brezhnev’s bier leading candidate to succeed him as BAKING SODA...... longer than planned. secret police chief Felix “ He is better informed and will be dication he may become the coun Sunday. president of the Presidium of the RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (UPI) — Brazilians, lining ■rae Soviet citizens filed through Dzherzhinsky, Marshal Element more willing to depart from the es try’s new president. A photograph in the Communist Supreme Soviet, one of two top jobs up early at polling stations, voted today in national and the hall Sunday at the rate of over Voroshilov and other communist tablished line than Brezhnev in the ’The new Communist party boss, Party daily Pravda showed held by Brezhnev before he died state elections considered the most democratic since 100 a minute — at least 6,000 an hour. heroes. last few years. Yuri Andropov, 68, stood in the first members of the ruling PolitbiiA W^nesday. the military seized power in a coup nearly 20 years ago. ' Most people were solemn and a Since Friday, more than 100 After weeks of camp^gnlng by candidates of five par- few shed tears. Several women foreign ' dignitaries and tens of Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov, ties,!-residents of Rio’s Copacabaiia and Ipanema dis n i 74, was next in line. Opposite the top ■irllA rnijpoiiA' *..10 /inr4’linai’| I with riiiifiiifi A' ’..10 purrAfi*!*" carrying single carnations were thousands of Soviet citizens have tricts began forming lines before the polls Officially I irilfc roiipon A* "..10 (iiirrlio*r allowed to place them at the foot of filed past Brezhnev’s flower-decked four officials werq Foreign Minister I UmH 1 CPupon pw ouMomw | u Limit 1 Coupon por miitomof Moscow Sdys 'nyet' to press opened at 7 a.m. EST. UmH 1 Coupon >br CttHomor I Brezhnev’s bier. bier, lined at the base with 46 medal- Andrei Gromyko, 73, M ( ^ w party “I expect that all of us voters are going to choose well, At 10 p.m. Moscow ti^e, the of covered cushions, in the paste)-blue chief Viktor Grishin, 68, and choose responsihle and serious men and women,” said \ COTTONBLLE \ ■ FLEISCHNMAHH’S ■ ficial closing time for public House of Soviets. MOSCOW (UPI) - Several hun with embassies in Moscow. usual. agriculture boss Mikhail Gor President Joao Baptists Figuelredo, a general who PALMOLIVE DISH } BATHROOM ! I MARQASIIHE ! viewing, a long queue of people A huge portrait
MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Nov. 15, 1982 - 7 h - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Nov. 15, 1982
Richard M. Diamond, Ruhllaher ' Dan Fitts, Editor ^ p opinion Alex QlrelH, City Editor Route 52 'naturar^ddition to interstate map “It looks like a natural to go, as the highway are now in the design By Richard Cody within six weeks, after the ad ficials there decided the highway D-2nd. long as you can certify that it is up stage. ’They should be completed by was too much of a threat to the Lazarek said the FHWA has asked Herald Reporter ministration determines that Route to standards,” Lazarek said, September. 52 meets Interstate .highway Scituate Reservoir and surrounding for additional information, which will be provided by the state paraphrasing Lewis. An attempt to legally stop the ’The Federal Highway Administra specifications. Lazarek said it does. communities. . Environmentalists who have op transportation department by the highway plans by environmentalists tion has indicate that designating Route 52 would then become 1-290. After .Rhode Island backed out, posed the highway project in and out Route 52 as an interstate highway, ’This action has been Important to end of the week. He said officials failed last' winter in federal court. J a c k state officials here scrambled for an there want documentation that of court had gone to Washington Another suit is expected once now a major step in the progress of the state’s plans to complete the alternative way of legally putting after Rhode Island’s announcement. A n d e rs o n eastern portion of the 1-84 ever since Route 52 is up to interstate stan designs are completed. Dirty campaigns to gain finesse 1-84 plans, will be little trouble, ac the highway throu^'*, and came up They tried to convince federal of cording to a state Official Friday. Rhode Island dropped out of the dards. The issue about Route 52 has no Washington with the Route 52 plan. Since Route “We don’t anticipate any ficials that the highway was being William A. Lazarek, deputy com project in the spring. 52 stretches into Massachusetts, ram m ed down C o n n e c tic u t’s bearing on plans for the East Hart problems at all,” he said about the cumbents seeking re-election this Merry-Go-Rouhd missioner and director of planning According to federal law, in Connecticut had to solicit the Bay taxpayers’ throat only to satisfy ford connector. The state is WASHINGTON - The only negative approach, won with 63 and development at the state terstates-must either connect two application/'He said Secretary of percent of the vote. But he says fall, though, and all but one won. State’s help in applying for the in labor and sUte jobs. ’They also said expected to begin construction of thing on which there seems Department of ’Transportation, said cities for hook up to other interstate ’Transportation Drew Lewis in a that segment linking 1-84 in he has no illusions about NCPAC The reason wasn’t a failure in terstate label. letter to Connecticut, indicated the state could use the $500 million general agreement after the Jack Germond the FHWA sees the Connecticut hi^ways. expected in federal funds for up Manchester with 1-86 in East Hart foldihg its tent and slinking negativism, he says, but rather Massachusetts agreed to do so there should be no problem with the recent elections is that they ’Turnpike, Route 52, as a “natural” 'The original plan was to have 1-84 grading existing highways instead. ford sometime late in 1983 or early the overwhelming inipact of the link Hartford with Providence. after some poliiicking by Connec- designation once the formalities are broke all records for negative and away. addition to the Interstate system. Plans for the eastern portion of 1984. ”1 assume they will keep at it,” unemployment issue. - He said formal action is expected Rhode Island dropped out when of- ticut U.S. Rep. Samuel Gejdenson. taken care of. advertising and campaigning. U.S. shifted he says, “because it’s a The only concession Dolan There have been more odious Jules Witcover moneymaking operation. 'They makes is that NCPAC may have examples of dirty tricks, to be Syndicated columnists overreached in going into such, sure. But the 1982 campaign make a big living out of this support to * thing. They have a game going strongly Democratic states as tax^n as a whole probably was in Maryland and West Virginia O a class by itself in the art of run where they shake a tot of money A rea to w n s out of people and have fun spen (where it failed to^beat Senate ning d 5 ^ the opposition. Minority Leader Robert Byrd). Pholongists . ■'It used to be that if you came another prominent Republican are saying, ‘Enough already’,” ding it. But I think there may be a growing feeling among the And he says that well in advance across 10 races, two of them used political strategist, "is going to says Martin Franks, executive WASHINGTON - The Central i’t of the 1984 elecUons NCPAC will Intelligence Agency began secretly l - C o v e a tr y negative advertising," says be cleaner and more clever.”jlt director of the Democratic public against it.” B o lto n / be on the attack again against^ Is going to have to be, he says, Some Republican strategists supporting the Christian militias in : Roger Stone, the young consul » Congressional Campaign Com some yet-to-be-chosen because credibility is essential in , _ agree that NCPAC has been Lebanon last year to keep them tant for conservative GOP can mittee, "but people will be using Democratic liberal. any good attack strategy, and the ' datnaged. "It wasn’t the issue from falling completely under didates. "Now. negative adver negative campaigns as long as But Fred Wertheimer, presi public at large is increasingly earlier the way it is now,” one of Israeli influence. ’The evidence is tising is a part of virtually every they work.” dent of Common Cause, says skeptical. them says. “It built up enough contained in a startling top-secret campaign." NCPAC got such a black eye that So conspicuous has negativism- "The average guy thinks he’s STONE SW S some lessons barnacles on itself.” Another :nemo dated March 6, 1981. “come ’83 and ’84, the people Coventry council to discuss become. however, that many- getting nothing out of have been learned on the use of NCPAC target this fall. Sen. This document correctly they’re helping will be screaming candidates who invoked it lost on government." he says, "So he’s negative campaigning that may Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, says, forewarned fully 15 months in ad- ^ - bloody murder for them to stay Nov 2, giving rise to speculation going to be against any politician lead to somewhat cleaner cam however: “I don’t think we’ll vance that Israel would invade: away.” Also, Common Cause will that implying that one's opponent who makes wild charges.” This paigns simply because the have 'done away with them, Lebanon, that -the Palestinians problems with Elm Water Co. be seeking legislation to require is a rotter may have reached a is particularly true of ’’attack” excesses have contributed to y They’ll find another way.” would be routed, that the Christian stations that sell air time to to try to iron out the problems. point of diminishing returns. But groups such as 'the National failure. ’’You’re only a virgin Phalangists would emerge as the COVENTRY — Members of the thought the firm might be purchased TERKV im U N , NCPAC’s groups like NCPAC to give at by Aqua Pump, a Stafford-based The association leadership has ac leading political practitioners Conservative Political Action once,” he says of voters sub dominant Lebanese faction and, Town Council will meet in special boss, says the only change his tacked candidates free time to s.< company. That deal latter fell cused the town of stalling on the say they expect more cautious, Committee (NCPAC), he says. jected to strident and misleading therefore, that the United States session tonight to discuss problems group may make is in its name,- respond. “I guarantee that will created by the Elm Water Co., the through after a dispute arose over matter. ’They are in favor of having less blatant use of negativism in ”lf you make your whole advertising — meaning they are would “forfeit all influence” in the town take it over and run the to emphasize that it is a conser neutralize .this thing,’’ firm which services 102 families in who would assume responsibility for the next elections. Lance liveliho^ destroying people, not likely to be taken in in Lebanon unless “military and finan company which is in need of a $50,- definitely. vative group and to play down the Wertheimer says. 7 --4 the Coventry Hills area. the firm’s outstanding bills. Tarrance, the Houston pollster you’re gonna get youf comeup cial assistance” was tunneled to the The DPUC requested in 000 filter system. political action committee In any event, for all the hopeful The dilemma over what to do with and consultant, says the 1982 pance.” Sen. Paul Sarbanes of Phalangists. September that the state attorney Council members will discuss aspect. He says negative adver talk that negative politics may the firm is the result of a decade of experience should lead to more Still, because negative cam Maryland, who made NCPAC’s Up to that time, it had been U.S. complaints over the quality of water general’s office petition the courts possible solutions to the problem tising has proved its effec have backfired this fall, the out specific and accurate documen paigning did produce winners as attacks on him^he centerpiece of policy to bolster the Lebanese it provides its customers, and of a to get a receiver appointed to run during the meeting. The discussion tiveness, especially against in- look is for more of the same will take place in regular session so tation-of charges, to avoid their well as losers this year, few of ' his re-election campaign and government. But the government recent decision by the Department the firm. Town Manager C3iarles F. \, cuinbents. NCPAC spent more perhaps with a bit more finesse was held together by a delicate McCarthy has said the town is now the public may take part, according hackfiring. the professionals see any diminu called on Marylanders to If..’/ ■ of Public Utility Control. In addi — the next time. UPl photo to Town Council Chairwoman Joan "Dirty >advertising," says tion in its use. ” A lot of people repudiate that group’s notorious than $2.8 million against 14 in political and religious balance, tion, the firm owes the town about the primary candidate, in the state’s which had “disintegrated,” the $33,000 in back taxes. eyes, to take over the company. A. Lewis. MAINE TROOPER SIFTS LOOSE MARIJUANA But both McCarthy and other of memo declared. . . . ship seized while unloading at lobster pier Residents of the development Also at the meeting, the council is “Since the establishment of a PLO have complained about their water ficials have expressed their opposi expected to formally authorize 'Aim-UlteNMM M f«^ tion to that idea. ’They have said the state within a state in the 1970-73 ~ for ten years. It contains abnormal McCarthy to buy a sander for the fn Manchester amounts of rust, the result of iron town does not have the staff to run a town’s snow plows. It was revealed period and the subsequently 7 deposits near the well which water company. They are also by Superintendent of Streets Roger massive inflow of arms to both' Two dozen charged in Maine supplies the system, owned by worried that such an action would L. Bellard, at a Nov. 1 council Christian and Moslem com George M. Koppelman of West set a precedent which could send the meeting, that three of the town’s six munities.” reported the memo, “the .. Hartford. wrong signals to other owners of Sanders are in bad shape, and that Dump to park Government of Lebanon has been I Town officials have been faced small water companies who find one is too far gone to be repaired. A unable to exercise its authority ’* in smuggling 30 tons of pot with a decision over what action to themselves in similar new sander will cost $7,500. throughout the country.” take against the firm because of the predicaments. huge back tax bill it has ac McCarthy said ’Thursday he hopes Mrs. Lewis said Sunday night the The CIA not only saw “no council could appoint a new police and then what? (rom Massachusetts and eight from several years, McCarthy said. Yet cumulated. Town Attorney Daniel to meet during the day today with prospect of improvement,” but an POR’TLAND, Maine (UPl) — A Lamont; a representative from the chief by next week. Council ticipated that the Israelis would lose ,, Colombia. the fishing boat seized in the raid K. Lament has begun the process of bail hearing was held today for two was spotted by the Coast Guard oft filing a lien to collect those taxes. attorney general’s office; John members will decide how many When the sanitary landfill extension of the landfill. He es dozen people charged with drug U.S. Attorney for Maine Richard patience with the Palestinians and J the coast just recently. McCarthy Officials decided during the Wittenzellner Sr,, owner of Aqua prospective candidates for the job method of solid waste disposal timates its life expectancy at 15 smuggling when police seized a S. Cohen said the arrest of the they want to interview before come crashing across the Lebanese < said. summer to hold off on taking Pump; and members of the Co'ven- first came into general use. if to 18 more years. border to deal with them. fishing l ^ t stuffed with bn es Colombian nationals marked the making a final decision. first time residents of that country • “This particular vessel was foreclosure action because they try Hills Homeowners Association was supposed to be the ultimate I’lven if it is right, that’s not a “Further Israeli incursions, if n o t,' timated 30 tons of marijuana in the tiny, mid-coast town of Bremen. have been arrested in Maine for lingering off the coast. We had been way to get rid of garbage and long time. And A rthur’Glaeser, imminent, are nevertheless in drug smuggling. tracking it for some time,” refuse. chairman of the Conservation evitable,” the, memo predicted. About 50 police officers sur “This is indicative of the in McCarthy said. Seniors to meet 11 cured the messy dump Commission, thinks Kandra rpay “The question is not so much!' rounded a lobster pier in Bremen creasing smuggling activity we have “Eventually if one boat stays in Saturday night and moved in when one station for too long, one begins problem by covering over each be too optimistic. whether or when such iheursions..,! here along the Maine coast,” Cohen » BOLTON — ’The senior citizens will meet Wednesday CALDWELL OIL, INC. will occuf but the scope and purpose,,, people began unloading marijuana said. to wonder what’s it’s doing there, days refuse after compacting it. Moreover Glaeser appears to whether it’s a fishing boat,” he said. at 1:30 p.m., at the Community Hall. of such incursions, and their poien-.-; from a 90foot fishing boat, said The suspects were being held Sun It avoided the odor and the be convinced that the state Peter McCarthy, supervisor of day in Cumberland County jail. A C!ohen has pushed for a crackdown tial for igniting a wider and more on drug smuggling along the Maine Tips on saving energy will highlight the meeting’s C.O.D. operating nuisance of in Department of Environmental special investigations for the Maine bail hearing was scheduled for Mon prograifl. These will be given by Ervin R. Booker Jr., a 1 1 dangerous confrontation.” *' coast. V cinerators. Protection may try to force the State Police. day in federal court in Portland. A large-scale invasion, warned the ‘"There was a lot of marijuana Northeast Utilities Outreach representative. ,Not only did it avoid pollution, closing of landfills even before Authorities immediately made 21 Besides the fishing boat, Refreshments will also be provided, as well as energy memo, “might seek to link with the ■>. authorities also seized two small seized, and to me, this is an im but it made it possible to they are filled. arrests and three more were provement as far as the anti saving kits. Israeli-supplied Christian militias to ' arrested in the area Sunday, power boats and five trucks. 649-8841 smuggling enforcement effort is reclaim otherwise unuseable Badly managed landfills the north, redrawing the political McCarthy said. Ten were from The arrests followed an investiga Blood pressures will be taken. land. elsewhere in Connecicut have map of Lebanon.” Maine, four from Michigan, two tion which'has been continuing for going here in Maine,” Cohen said. Upon a mountain of garbage brought vigorous protests and Ilie CIA decided, therefore, to we will build a beautiful park, there may be popular support of wean the Phalangist militias from^ went the refrain of the time. any move to outlaw them. the Israelis. “It is concluded," 1 In many places it has not Part of the town plan of stated the top-secret memo, “that Boy living in elevator shaft DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICER worked out quite that well. development, being discussed at “Come on! Get rolling! We’re giving you another chance!!’’ the agency should provide military and financial assistance, as * Either by good management a meeting of the Planning and requested,. to the Phalangist^ or by good luck Manchester has Zoning Commission tonight calls militias. ^ bolts shelter for runaways escaped the worst problems for using the landfill area as “Should these militias remain over the years in which the open space/recreation after it Open forum / Readers' views solely dependent on Israeli sup-, level and give mo:e ceiling space to sanitary landfill off Olcott Street has been expanded to its full port,” the memo argued, “the U.S. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Shaughn Culkin last week in New Haven to has been in operation. But the capacity. The plan, now in raw Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 will forfeit all influence in a post- determine whether she was a fit and his cramped quarters, police said. Culkin, 15, who lived for nearly two Culkin was reported missing to town .has had some trouble. form, also calls for stablizing incursion environment, with the ' months in a crawl space in an competent parent. / DCYS officials speculated Culkin New York police by his actor-father, There have been times when the border of the landfill nearest likely resulting suppression of the , elevator shaft, has run away from a (was troubled by the delay over Terry Culkin. ’The youth had lived Moslem communities and expulsion shelter for runaways, apparently residents of the area could smell the Hockanum River as soon as tion to the activities of the in young men were ticketed for moving 'custody and decided to join his alternately with both parente since of the Palestinians.” worried state officials would not let no distinction between the land possible so as not to interfere Party success dividuals we elected to high office. to the wrong side of the road “to mother on his own. ’They said Culkin they divorced several years ago, The CIA strategy has been so ' him return to his mother. Douglas House Director Willis fill and an old-fashioned dump. with the development of the Can you guess at one of the first stay clear of a blind curve they were needed professional help for both To lliv Efiilor: successful, that Lebanon may now - * Culkin, described as “very in Diggs said he was concerned Culkin It has hot always been easy to Hockanum River Linear Park. issues of interest. Surprise . .. a pay approaching” . But I found it even telligent” and an electronic “whiz medical and emotional problems but wind up as a U .S.. protectorate. refused to offer more information would run away, but his fears sub keep compactors, heavy So the early promise of On Oct. 30, the Bennet PTSO and raise for the members of Congress. :nore incredible that Judge kid,” left the Douglas House shelter ’There has also been a corresponding ‘ about the teenager. sided after the youth began to join the Mahoney Center co-sponsored a The current level of $60,662 will be O’Connell increased the fine from Friday with everything he owned machines that take a lot of reclamation may be realized, breakdown in the historic coopera For nearly two months, the youth group sessions at the center. Halloween party for Bennet increased to $77,300 annually. Not $28 to $39! Why? stuffed into two pillowcases. He was abuse, in good working order. but, after that, what. The tion between the United States and lived in a rude shelter he created in “Initially he talked about it (run students. bad! . . . 27 percent. . . Best of all, All this happened as the young sUll missing today. Improvements to the opera Conservation Commission feels Israel. ' ■ Police said they believe Culkin the bottom of an elevator shaft at ning away),” Diggs said. “But after, The party was very successful members of Congress don’t need to men witnessed another Individual tion have kept a succession of the town should be starting to was headed for New York City to the Crown Court Apartments, police he got into group sessions and saw with more than two hundred vote on it. It’s automatic . . . but have their $40 speeding ticket said. Published reports Sunday said public works directors busy and worry now, especially if the KICKING CRIPPLES: When a . join his mother, Judy. other kids had the same problems he students in attendance. Many of the they can vote to kill it in the lame reduced to $20 — a rather routine shortage of space developed at the he had lived with his parents in the the current director, George A. DEP does move to for a early The state Department of Children settled down.” > costumes were very original and jluck session. judicial action. What would have Agriculture Department’s parking building as a young boy. and Youth Services had been looking While at the shelter, Diggs said Kandra, is how supervising an demise of landfills. show?ir~great imagination. As As I said, elections are over. happened if the joggers had also Culkin allegedly used stolen car lot in downtown Washington last ' after Culkin since he was arrested Culkin tried to fix everything in representatives of the PTSO we Members of Congress will feel safe been ticketed for "speeding” — summer, none of the agency’s 130- on burglary, larceny and batteries to provide electricity in his hideaway and pilfered c o ^ frdm sight and was allowed to repair a would like to thank all the students since they have a full two years would their fines have also been trespassing charges Nov. 3. But the bigshots lost his spot. But i f han pay .telephones for spending money. floor and piano. A teenager who for their exemplary behavior. before they face voters again. reduced? ^ dicapped employees did. ' youth was back on the run before knew the youth described him as Berry's World DCYS could rule on his mother’s He rewired the elevator phone to The Mahoney Center seemed to be Only an infuriated public can stop ’ Even though they may have One of those who got kicked out on < make outside calls and rewired tl\e alternately “sad, calm and ve^ 5 an ideal f^ility for this activity and this rip-off. If you can boil your . technically broken the letter of the request for permanent custody. 1 the street was Warren Tilghman, a Investigators Interviewed Judy elevator Itself to stop it at a higher messed up.” we would like to express our frustrations down to twenty words. law, this ^ e e t crime is committed, 44-year-old special-projects officer. L gratitude to their staff for all their Western Union will carry your at sometime during a run, by many He has severe back problems — two - cooperation. The refreshment message via personal opinibn Manchester joggers. discs removed and a third ruptured." provided by Bennet parents were telegram directly to your con I cann’t understand the point In May, his condition w as' Study of juvenile delinquents greatly appreciated by all the gressman for $4.29. Or for only 20 Judge O’Coniiell was trying to make aggravated when he slipped and fell students. Our thanks to all the adults cents you can take as many words as in increasing the fines. I hope be ih an Agriculture building; since who participated the night of the yoii like to state yoiir opinion would make himself available to the then he has been able to work only * party and to Bennet’s Student Coun through the mails. Manchester Herald for conunent on half-days. — says many severely abused cil members. his action — if not, too bad! Tilghman appealed the ruling that Thanks again to - the Bennet Richard C, Boszulo Watertown . I'alrick R. Kennard deprived him of the reserved- « published work. ’The study has been inadequate. She described the Long students for letting us share this fun NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A psy Lane School, Connecticut’s only 47 Princeton St. parking privilege be has had since " chiatry professor, who found included in a textbook she has filled evening. he joined the department in 1979. In - • written, "Vulnerabilities to facility to treat serious or repeat evidence of sexual and racial bias in juvenile offenders, as “the place Verna Feist & Joyee Wazer Raised July, a Veterans AdmlnUtraUon ' the treatm ent of Juvenile Delinquency.” doctor certified that Tilghman is a “ She said there was a tendency to these kids graduate to when other Co-Presidents Bennet PTSO Letters policy delinquents, claims prisons are institutions don’t want them.” questions “40 percent service-connected dls-'" twing nsexi as mental boqdtals for jail rather than hospitalize troubled The Manchester Herald abled veteran,” and recommended ‘ the poor and deprived. male delinquents, especially blacks, “Any program that just plans to when they reach adolescence. To the Editor: Welcomes letters to the editor. that he be allowed to keiop his T te findings were based on an 18- do something over, say, a two-year Congress Letten should be brief and to parking place. month study of v io le t dellnquenU, “As a result of this practice, cor- ■ period, and then loses interest or ”Your Nov. 6 story about the two the point. They should be typed their medical histories and referral ^ tlo n a l facilities in the United- returns the kid to a chaotic fainily An Agriculture spokesman told ,, s ta te s are being asked to function as joggers being fined $39 each by or neatly band-written, and, for patterns, at Connecticut's Long or no family is bound to fall,” she my reporter Allan Lengel that a..: the mental hospitals of the lower "I tend to look at the BRIGHT side, IlkeTlonnle. rip-off Manchester Superior Judge Edward ease In ^ tin g , should be double I jiia School in Middletown between said. spaced. > department doctor had reviewed an socioeconomic class black pop With companies falling at the rate o f 500 a Y. O’Connell for running on the 1977-78. To the Editor: The Herald reserves the right the handicapped cases and con In a published report Sunday, ulation,” she said. Ms. Lewis said many juveniles week. It’s GOOD for BANKRUPTCY wrong side of Wyllys Street raisrf to edit letters in the Interests of cluded that Tilghman and 10 other York University professor Dr. Also, Ms. Lewis ^(oacluded the are locked into a cycle of violence at LAWYERS..." Now that the elections are over questions In iny minif. brevity, clarity and taste. einpIoyee.s no longer deserved * Dorothy Otnow Lewll of New Haven ' present treatments of violent an early age by physical and psy it’s time people turned their atten I found it hard to believe these sge^ treatment. " discussed her previously un juvenile delinqdrots was severely chological damage. MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Nov. 15, 1982 8 - MANCHESTER HERALJ). Mon.. Nov. 15, 1982 \ I M o n d a y T V Vietnam’ Veterans Memorial
William Powell. Irene Dunna, El (33) - MOVIE: Th b Survivor* Tha (2$ - Batter Health ior, now a madman intent on London, cngland. (4 hrs.) 10:30 P.M. (ID - MOVIE: 'Dirty Oeme' Al 6:00 P.M. izabeth Taylor. 1947. lied counter warfare elementa sole eurvivor of a Jet crash eats dedicated with parade, tears conquering the world. Peter (25) (33) -* AM Service Revelation 93) - Metropolitan Report (3D - Ey«wltn*M N»w« - El Derecho de Nacer Te- Sellers, Herbert L,om. Lesley- (3D - MOVIE: 'Eyewltneea' attempt to neutralize tha in out to find the reason bahlnd . lenovela en la cual Maria Elena (22 - MOVIE: 'Dressed to CSD - ThrM's Company ' Anne Down. 1976. (29 " Alfred Hitchcock roads made on our positions by tha mysterious explosion. Rob del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- Kill' When a frustrated, subur (29 - MOVIE: 'Gang War* A Loe ert Powell, Jenny Agutter. Jo (2D - AFI Showcaec . agents of an opposing power. popular war. memorial. C9D CSD (39^ - Nawa timo. Su padre ai enterarse de 92 ) - N CAA Football: Ponn ban housewife is brutally mur Angelas high achool teacher seph Cotton. 1981. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nearly witnetaet a garigland killing. Henry Fonda. Robert Ryan, Vit Ret. Gen. William Westmoreland, Veterans, parents and friends, C£) - Buck Rogari esto decide deshacerse del State at Notra Dame dered, the search begins for the (54) - Bualneee Report torio Gsssman. 1966 15 years after returning from Viet nino pero 'Mama' Dolores, su psychopathic killer. Angle Dick Charles Bronson, Kant Taylor, 4:30 A.M. many choking back tears, stared at 91) - MOVIE: 'Oda to Billy Joo' (S|) - Independent Network nam, Cornelius Robinson stood in who commanded the U.S. troops in d3) Happy Days Again negra criada, decide encar- inson, Michael Caine, Nancy Al Gloria Henry. 1958. ® - MOVIE: T h e Adventprea 9 9 - Abbott end Costello , The romance of two teenagers Newe Vietnam, joined his former warriors the names and reflected on - MOVIE:. 'Incredibta garse del bebe. Nadia conoce la len. 1980. of Don Juan' The fabulous ankle-deep mud and helped brings joy until a secret inter 1 2 : 3 0 A . M . Spanish lover la fencing master (22) - Nows memories. Flowers and wreaths Shrinking Woman' A house historia hasta que Albertico se (2D - MOVIE: 'Lipstick’ A high- 10:45 P.M. mourners find the names of com in the 10-block march. wife, subjected to the chemi venes. Robby Benson, Glynnis (3D - All In tha Family at the English court. Errol Flynn, (29 - (MOVIE: 'Upetlok' A hlgli- convierte en doctor y se en- O'Connor, Joan Hotchkis. fashion model is brutally raped (2D - Reporter 41 rades who never came home. ’’ft is an emotional experience,” were placed against the wall, along cals in aerosol sprays, finds vuelve con su propia farnilia. Viveca Lindfors, Robert Doug- fashlon modal Is brutally raped 1976. Rated PG. by her younger sister's music (3D - Mtaaion Impoaaible said Westmoreland. ’”This is a with old snap shots and sympathy herself shrinking fast. Lily Tom Veronica Castro, Socorro Ave- 11:00 P.M. fat. 1949. by her younger sister's music ‘Tve must have directed 100 peo teacher. Margaux Hemingway, (3D ® ’ Nightline tsachsr. Margaux Hemingway, welcome home — albeit 10 years cards. lin, Charles Grodin, Ned Beatty. lar. Humberto *!Zurita. (33) “ NFL Monday Night Match Anne Bancroft, Chris Sarandon. f D - Eyawitneee Newe S D - Sports Update ple — mothers, fathers, brothers, 1981. Rated PG. ups If the NFL players' strike CSD - You Asked For It Anne Bancroft. Chris Sarandon. “Spec. 4 Peter Lopez. A True @9) - Entertainment Tonight 1976. Rated R. (52 - MOVIE: Tru e Confee- Wives,” said Robinson, 35, holding a late.” continues, alternate program ® - M-A'S-H (TD - Star Trek 1B76. Rated R. 03) - USA Cartoon Express ( E (22 - Great Performancos aiont* A brutal murder taste the thick directory of the dead. “I found John Wheeler, a veteran who is American,” read one tribute signed - Busineaa Report ming will be shown. (60 min.) ® I3Q) - Newe (2D 03 ) Fastlval of Faith 'Charterhouse of Parma.' Fabri- - Moneyline Update conflicting loyalties of two Look for the many the names of 22 of my own buddies chairman of the Vietnam Veterans by “ Eddie, Dannie, Rosie, Mom and 7:30 P.M. SJC - MOVIE: Tha Untinkabla zio is arrested and imprisoned ( £ ) - Medeme'a Place brothers. Robert De Niro, Rob (29) - Little House Molly Brown' Musical about a (22 - Madame'e Place Memorial Fund which raised S7 Dad.” (3D - P-M. Magazine in the fortress of Parma. (60 93) - Entertainment Tonight ert Duvall, Charles Ournlng. bargain buys advertised is on that wall.” (2D - Newswatch young couple whose luck takes (59) - Late Night with David 1981. the Classified columns “That wall” is the new Vietnam million in contributions to build the Robinson was a member of the (3D - All In the Family them from a squalid gold- min.) 92) - ESPN SporUCantar Letterman David it joined by (22) - Newacenter ® - F i l m memorial, told the dedication 101st Army Airborne in Vietnam in (3D - You Asked For It mining existence into the lush E - Magic of Dance 'The Ro 9D - Faetlval of Faith Fran Lebowitz and Margery today. Veterans Memorial, huge blocks of (23) - T.V. Communty College life of millionaires. Debbie Rey Gross. (60 min.) crowd: 1967-68 and was among the several (3D - Family Feud mantic Ballet' Dame Margot (29 - Twilight Zone 2:30 A.M. polished black granite inscribed - Reporter 41 nolds. Harve Presnell, Ed Be dozen yellow-capped volunteers (25) Fonteyn traces the story of rom 1 : 0 0 A . M . S ) - CBS Nawa NIghtwatch with the n-ames of the 57,939 “Ujjon returning home, I — like (3D - Benny Hill Show gley. 1964 (2D - Sporte Tonight QEII cruises set: (53) - M*A*S‘ H ance in dance end its greatest (3D JIP Americans killed or missing in the many others — found that being helping people find names on the OD - News (2D - Prime News exponents. (60 min.) (2D - Naweeantor - Sanford and Son , • wall Sunday. ( E ) - 3-2-1, Contact (3D - MOVIE: 'Columbo: The 9 2 - ESPN SporUCenter NEW YORK (DPI) jungles of Southeast Asia. known as a Vietnam vet was a 0 2 - ESPN SportsCsnter (22 (59) *■ Little House: A New (2D - MOVIE: The Drowning 9:30 P.M. Moat Crucial Gama' Lt Col (2D - Croaafire The luxury liner Queen dubious distinction. But today the “I’ve cried more than once during 6 : 1 5 P . M . 0 2 - Consunter Reports 'The Baginning Nellie Oleson returns Poor A private investigator is The memorial was dedicated (3D (3D - Newhart Dick Loudon summoned by a southern oil umbo investigates the slaying (22 - Twilight Zone - Elizabeth 2 will make its Saturday after a parade down situation has changed. AH who the past few days,” said Robinson, a 02) - NCAA Instruct ional Dollars and Sense Show.' This to Walnut Grove. (60 min.) reveals an ability to embarrass Series heiress to identify the author of of the owner of a professional served can now say, T am proud to Washington native. show looks at vacuum cleaners, (23) - All Creatures Great and his wife. football team. Keith Ericson, (22 “ MOVIE: 'Love Me or Leave first calls ever at St. Kitfa Constitution Avenue by tens of turkeys, cake mixes and other an incriminating letter. Paul Me' A Chicago gangster discov Recalling the silence he was 6 : 3 0 P .M . Small rooawf Happy Hairston, Jim McMillan. and Nevis in the Eastecii thousands of Vietnam veterans, be a Vietnam veteran.’” products. (23) - Vanessa Newman, Joanne Woodward. ers a dime-a^ance hoatoss and C$D - WKRP in Cincinnati @ - MOVIE: Good Riddance' Tony Franciosa. 1976. Jiated 1973. Caribbean on cruise many dressed in old battle fatigues. The parade and dedication greeted with upon returning home (33) - Sports Look ^ A young daughter's love for her 10:00 P.M. tries to force her into the big C3D PG. (3D - Perry Mason time. Jamea Cagney, Doris Day, sailing from New York in An estimated 150,000 flag-waving culminated the five-day National from the war, Robinson said, “I - CBS News (2 9 -S o a p unmarried mother becomes (3D (3D - Cagney & Lacey A (25) - Pelicula (3D *■ Payohio Phenomena Cameron Mitchell. 1956. December and January, Salute to Vietnam Veterans that never thought it would happen, but OD “ Barney Miller destructive when her mother construction worker's death r UPl photo Americans attended the day-long af (2D - Sports Tonight during the past few days, for the 02) - Pony's People In Sports has a series of love affairs! raises suspicion of murder. (60 S3) - Madame's Place ' (33) - NCAA Football: Georgia at '3:00 A.M. Cunard Lines announced. fair, which amounted to a belated ended Sunday with religious ser (22 - M -A-S*H min.) Auburn first time ever, people came up to (E ® - NBC News Si) - MOVIE: T o Kill a ( E - Business Report ® - O f f - t h e Set CROWDS VIEW VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL embrace for the long shunned vets vices nationwide and a steady (22 - MOVIE: 'Shoeshine' Two Mockingbird' A white lawyer in (2D - Mike Douglas People Now (3D - News ( ® - MOVIE: T h e Bottom of nf fh- lonpost mnqt un funeral-type procession jiast the me and said, ‘Welcome home.’” 2 $ - Untamed World youngsters become involved in a small southern town defends 11:30 P.M. . . . five-day salute comes to a close (3D (22 - Entertainment Tonight the Bottle' An attorney introd (23) -^Noticiero Nacional SIN black market operations. Rin- a black man accused of raping - Jennie (3D (3D - Hawaii Five-0 uces his alcholic brother as a Noticias nacionates con Guil aldo Smordini, Franco Inter- a white girl. Gregory Peck, Mary (3D - Independent Network (22 - MOVIE: 'Emil/ A bold (3D ' Starsky and Hutch friend to avoid ruining his own lermo Restrepo. lenghi. 1947. Badham, f^hillip Alford. 1963. News story about a girl's eagerness to TV channels (2D ( E (33) C3D - Benny Hill Show learn about life and her gradua reputation. Van Johnson, Jo (5D - MOVIE: The Little Prince' - MacNeil-Lehrer S7) - Great Performances MOVIE: 'Silence of tho‘ tion into womanhood. seph Cottan, Ruth Roman. 9) WFSB, Hartford (CBS) A young prince comes to eahh Report 'Charterhouse of Parma.' Fabri- North’ A young woman grap (3D - Seturdey Night Live 1956. i) WNEW, New York from a tiny asteroid to find the zio is arrested and imprisoned ples with the loneliness and (25) -* Despedida WLNE. Now Bedford (CBSy (21) - Pelicula Q D - MOVIE: 'Cutters Way' A 9 9 - MOVIE; Sphinx' A beauti meaning of life Bob Fosse, in the fortress of Parma. (60 hardship of a Canadian wilder bitter Vietnam veteran draws Last Word If NFL Footbal ) WTNH, Now Havan (ABC) ' Ex-CIA agent goes to trial on arms charge (59) - Medeme's Place ful woman journoyt to Egypt in Gene Wilder. min.) ness. Ellen Burstyn, Tom Sker- his wife and his only friend into is aired on this date, this pro 1 ) won, New York (53) - Barney Miller rilt, Gordon Pinsent 1981. gram will be preempted. search of a long-forgotten EntarUInmenI 4 Sporle (53) - Jeffersons an obsessive mission to un tomb. Lesley-Anne Down. Frank 09) - More Real People 8:30 P.M. Rated PG. Home Box Office 09) - ABC News cover a murderer. John Heard, 1 : 3 0 A . M . Langella, Sir John Gielgud. One of his lawyers warned: “ If without benefit of a formal extradi ment. Dominican authorities put natural causes. (3D (3D - Private Benjamin (29) - CNN News Jeff Bridges, Lisa Eichorn. d l) W H C T. Hartford ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UPI) - Five revolvers and an automatic rifle. 8:00 P.M. 1981. Rated PG. ® WATR, Waterbury (NBC) him aboard a nonstop New (57) - Over Easy (3D - Carol Burnett and Friends 1961. Rated R. (3D - Carter Country One of those weapons is said to have the government makes us go to tion. The government^is expected to (2D - Freeman Reports 9 9 ® Cable Newt Network months ago, ex-CIA agent BMwin (3D (3D - Square P ^ s Patty (29) (3D - Hogan's Heroes - PBA Bowling been used in the slaying of a Libyan trial, my client will be forced to ■ Judges in two of his cases, York-bound airliner, where he was call as two of its witnesses a top 7 : 0 0 P .M . and Lauren become investiga 9:00 P.M. (23) - MacNeil-Lehrer Report - Night Gallery ® WWLP. Springfield (NBC) Wilson was living in a posh 3D - Independent Network (S) - Prime Now. reveal information that will shake however, have denied defense arrested by U.S. marshals. CID - CBS News tive reports for the school (3D C3D - M*A*S“H B.J. tries to (25) - 24 Horas (2D - Crossfire ® Cinemax hideaway in Tripoli, a fugitive from dissident in Bonn. Pentagon official and the former News (22) - Ounamoko ® W EOH. Hartford (P B S) (K) M-A*S*H paper. prove himself as the 4077th's (22 S9) - Tonight Show Johnny .U.S. charges of smuggling arms to the CIA to its foundations.” motions to dismiss the charges on head of the super-secret National (52 - MOVIE: 'S.O.B.' A Holly MOVIE; 'Howling' A WVIT, New Britain (N B C ) Charges in the other pending Last month, the former CIA dD - P-M. Magazine champion practical joker. wood producer whose 430 mil is joined by Peter Strauss and & - 3:30 A.M. Wilson was arrested in New York those grounds. Security Agency to refute Wilson’s (5D - Muppet Show young journalist seeking refuge W 8BK, Boelon Libya and training Libyan employee who told the government (3D - The Merv Show'* lion epic has bombed decides David Steinberg. (R) (60 min.) ® - Black Newe S trials, two in Washington-and one in last June and is being held in lieu of Although the CIA says Wilson left (3D - ABC News (3D (§9) - That's Incrediblel from the city finds terror at a ® WQQB, Springfield (ABC) terrorists. of Wilson’s Libyan connections and claims he was working for the CIA to make.it into a pornographic S3) - Twilight Zone 92) - ESPN'e Horae Raoinc WOBY, Springfield (PBS) Houston, include conspiracy to com the agency il years ago, Wilson in (3D - Soai^ (3D - MOVIE: Th e Swan' A prin (3D @9) - NFL Football: California retreat. Dae Wallace, an unprecedented total of $60 while in Libya. Philadelphia at Atianta/or musical. Julie Andrews, Ri- , Patrick Macnee, Dennis Dugan. Wkly. Today, the multi-millionaire mit murder, illegal export of high a key prosecution witness, Kevin cess plans to recoup the family chard Mulligan, Robert Preston. 12:00 A.M. million bail. The setting for his first sists he w ork^ for the CIA during 03) - Jeffersons fortune by marrying her daugh Alternate Programming If the 1981. Rated R. Progreme teen .on Channel Mulcahy, was found dead outside a They are retired Adm. Bobby Ray 1981. C3D - Trapper John, M.D. 24, Hartford, ere eleo teen on businessman — having been brought explosives, and recruitment of trial is the courthouse in this city the time he was in Libya. (32) - ESPN's Horse Racing ter to the Crown Prince of the NFL players' strike continues, (22 @9) - NBC News Overnight 4:00 A.M. back to the United States — stands motel in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Inman, former NSA chief and Wkly. Empire. Grace Kelly, Loui^ Jour- alternate programming will be (3) (2D ® - News Channel S3. Norwich. ex-Green Berets to train Libyan “hit across the Potomac River from Wilson, whose wealth the govern ( ® - Love American Style dan. Alec Guineas. 1956 shown. ( E - Six Great Ideas 'Liberty.* (32 Chennele 11, 14, 21 end 23 trial in a case that could serve as the men.” ment estimates at $14.i million, in Mountains. former CIA deputy director, and Air (T5) - 'Youf Mag. for Women - ESPN Presents Saturday 2 : 0 0 A . M . are received only by cable Washington. Dr. Mortimer Adler discusses Night at tha Fights 9 3 - Beet of Oroucho Force Maj. Gen. Richard Secord, (29) 09) 3 J - MOVIE: T h . Pink Panth.r (33) - Benson & Hedges lelevialon aubacribere. basis for a genuine spy thriller. His lawyers claim he was tricked cluding estates in Virginia and Lon - Alice his argument that there is no (3p - CBS Newe NIghtwatch 92) - NCAA Football: The CIA says Wilson worked for The cause of death has not yet (2D ' Strikes Again* The bumbling In Championship Tennis Cover (29) - MOVIE: 'Life with Father* into leaving his Libyan villa and don, was lured to the Dominican deputy assistant secretary of - Moneyline spector Clouseau finds himself age of the men's finals is pre such thing as liberty., itself. (60 A tryant of a man is putty in the (3) - Best of Midday PItteburgh at Army Wilson, 54, is charged With illegal the agency fom 1955 to 1971, but been determined, although min.) forced back into U.S. jurisdiction Republic in June by a former defense for Near Eastern, African (22) - Newacenter pitted against his former super sented from Wembley Arena, hands of his wife and four sons. (3D - Joe Franklin Show (22) - Newaoentar ly supplying a Libyan intelligence Wilson insists he was still employed associate working for the govern authorities believe he died of and South Asian affairs. officer in Europe with four by the CIA while livingjn Libya. from the Dominican Republic THt TWO OF THERE'RE 7BR...I QON'T MVBB PSYCHIC WILL NEVER &BT OF (3ETT)N0 into KNOW... FORCB \9 W HAT ASTBOGBAPH 80 options considered INTO THAT PRISON ANVPLACE.ANOIB. BRIDGE : ALONE. EA^Y. Bernice Bede Osol Big city mayors A brilliant defense Patch quilt likely ly changes losers into P h u r aim to producje winners.” Jim: “One principle of ^ B i r t h d a y NORTH ll-lS-82 defense is not to be afrald to
LONDON (UPI) — Rolling Stones singer Mick these rumors have shocked me. I’ve bben taught a real lesson. Taking product complaints Jagger admits he has been dashing about town quite to rate television programs a bit but a newspaper reports he is ready to settle “We’ve had a few problems — caused by me. She down and has proposed to model Jerry Hall, has been trying to pay me back for being Jumping Jack Flash,” the Express quoted dagger as saying. "The 39-year-old Rolling bione popped the ques By Kenneth R. Clark homes to 5,000 in 14 fragment traditional research,”xh," Mrichio said. tion following a tearful weekend reunion in Paris,” He was referring to his muchpublicized dates to source really pays off UPI TV Reporter markets and 'making network audiences. 'But if you) cancat impress the Daily Express said. with a string of teenage beauties, including upon them the importance Venezuelan model Victoria Vicuna. allowances for that com “Our engineers have The newspaper, however,' did not report Ms. NEW YORK (UPI) - plex new television developed several different of It, you can get them to- Hall's reply. The Sun also reported Jagger and Ms. Hall were By Martin Sloane was one of the companies back together in Paris. 1984 is just around the cor phenomenon called cable. kinds of meters — meters respond. ovimed by ” Kraft so I sent For more than a week, dagger’s romance with ner, and while Big Brother “When you get down to we’d install on a regular If the pop-up time that was “Kiss and make up,” the the headline said over a “It takes a little extra them the letter,” says -)i - Ms Hall, 25, had been rumored to be overr Exten is not watching you yet, the it, households that are TV set, meters that would promised on the turkey Debra. “Imagine my sur sive press coverage of her involvement with picture of the couple embracing at Paris’ Charles handholding. We don’t have jClip ‘n’ file refunds de Gaulle Airport. A.C. Nielsen Co. is. So is looking at 37 or 38 channels go on a 37-channel cable Polish people or Italians I wrapper was missing, would prise when I received a nice millionaire businessman and racehorse owner system and meters that you take the time to com “This was the moment when the couple were Arbitron, and at the rate are a bit of a strain on the that cooperate too well yet - I ' Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off letter from Kraft telling me Robert Sangster, 46, seemed to confirm the reports. Arbitron is expanding its diary,” he said. “It isn’t a would go on a 110-channel plain to the company? . reunited after the rockiest period of their five-year I coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage that thpy didn’t make But the Express said Jagger told friends, “All surveillance, nobody is either.” 1’ ‘ ‘ ' Dorothy Durgin of Danbury, much-publicized romance,” the Sun said. problem today, but certain cable system,” be said. I coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed Smuckers products! Alo^ going to get away. ly somewhere down the “There will probably be With or without coopera*: Conn., and Linda Fumey of tion, however, Arbitron ’ I proofs of purchase while looking for the required with the letter were coupons Everyone, of course, road, it will be. different kinds of meters if j forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Shelby, Ohio, did just that. for a free package of >knows about the all- think the only/ way there is a VCR associated and Nielsen both guard the - “When I wrote to Armour, identities of their families Unagazines, and when trading with friends. Offers may Macaroni & Cheese and for powerfui -Nielsen families. we're-going to be able to with it, or a computer.” they not only thanked me for a Kraft Tangy Italian the way the average citizen ' I not be available in all areas of the country. Allow.lO Quirks in the news They are the oracles who measure television Not content with past taking an interest in their Dinner. You can imagine guards his check book, so , I weeks to receive each refund. determine what the rest of viewing, computer viewing measurements, Arbitron product, but they also sent how delighted I was, es us wiil or will not watch on or usage, gameplaying, also is invading ethnic don’t go looking for them. I I These following refund offers have are worth $11.70. me a $5 check for my in I Tliis week’s refund offers have a total value of $27.00. pecially since I had wrongly national television — but VCRs and all the rest of the neighborhoods with its ’That, said Aurichio, is “a • convenience,” says Dorothy. Her neighbors have gradually sold out but Mrs. I These offers don’t require refund forms: accused them of hot utility biir electrifying how many are aware of things that go on that ubiquitous meters — criminal offense.” “It’s nice to realize a large fulfilling an offer. I think Valasquez, a widow, is staying. that other clan? CONTROL $1 Refund Offer, P.O. Box 7380, Strat- company like Armour can television screen is with a testing the television tastes '! mar Station, Bridgeport, Conn. 06650. Send the entire Kraft is a great company!” KENOSHA, Wis. lUPI) — Dorothy Davis, 80, opened “It’s like when they pull out a plant. You just dry up Who are the Arbitrons? meter. A lot of meters.” 'of black viewers and now, .“It happens,” he said. “I , care about its customers.” and you die,” she said. once found 10 Nielsen I outer carton (box) of Control 14, 28 or 56 capsule size Vicki Wanner, manager of her monthly bill from the Wisconsin Electric Power Co. Poor relations? Folks from A lot of meters cost a lot in a special project with Tirida Mys that she looked custoiner services at and it was a real shocker. Her October total was $96,- A three-judge panel will determine a fair price for the other side of the Spanish International Com households ... I never told I and the register tape with the purchase price circled. everywhere for the turkey of money, but advertisers anyone ,about it except a_ Expires Jan. 31, 1983. Smuckers reports that there 1)40.76. Mrs. Velasquez’s property and she will then have 90 tracks? who need ratings to tell munications Corp., of timer. She even searched days to move under the city's right of imminent domain. few friends and I would! i : SHOWER SHAVER Save $1 Offer, P.O. Box 5503, was a delay in sending out Utility spokesman John Bartel was quick to explain None of the above. them which programs are Hispanic audiences in New through the bones after it the Fox and Hound mugs, never tell- anyone where I ! j Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. Receive a 50-cent refund and the bill was a mistake. “Let’s make ciear the best for the hawking of York, Los Angeles and had been eaten. “When they but a letter was sent to ”We are installing a new billing system, ” he said. “A difference between the two wares, are more than Miami. found the households, but; j a 50-cent Shower Shaver coupon. Send your name and replied to my letter they said I address on a 3-by-5 card and the name Shower Shaver everyone concerning the , clerical worker apparently made a mistake feeding companies,” said A r b i t r willing to foot the bill. Neither group, he said, is you can do it. that the problem was being Red tape foils escape j from the package front. Expires May 31, 1983. delay and, by this time, the '■^^4'’ ’ something into the computer. The bill should be $96. ” o n executive vice presi Aurichio said the bill is easy to measure. brought to the attention of “If that happens with us, - I These offers require refund forms: mugs should have been Normally, my bill is between $80 and $110 a month,” MILWAUKEE (UPI) — An escape artist’s first public dent A.J. Aurichio. likely to grow as indepen “It’s just a cultural thing their manufacturing and the first thing we do is turn I Coupon Offer. Receive two 50-cent coupons received. Herald photo by Tarquinlo said Mrs. Davis. "All 1 live on is my pension check.!’ underwater stunt was foiled — but not by chains, hand “Nielsen deals with a dent television stations and quality control — a natural tendency for the household off and d e ;. I for any Arrid Aerosol product. Send the required re- “Our Consumer Services The inflated bill was no laughing matter for Mrs. cuffs or Lake Michigan. He got tangled in red tape, national panel and that more suspicion in terms of departments,” says Linda, proliferating cable install them as fast as we . I Tund form from a specially marked package and the Department works full-timb Davis' granddaughter, Barbara Rowley. Thomas Solomon, 18, had everything but the required panel reports the ratings franchises continue to somebody doing who also received a check. to answer con^sumer Generous banking She was stunned, dumbfounded, ” Mrs. Rowley said. for NBC, CBS and ABC on I register tape With the purchase price of Arrid XX Dry She adds, “They can count 5 city permit, police said when .they stopped him during questions, concel'ns and, rhat’s not'good for a woman with a heart condition. I AntiPerspirant Deodorant circled. Expires March 31, the weekend. ' a continuing basis. on my being a loyal most especially, to respond Savings Bank of Manchester had two young food donations all this week. Though all non- How can that happen’’’*’ 1 1983. Solomon said he will try to get the permit Wednesday “We’re locally oriented. customer.” to complaints,” says Ms. customers do some generous banking last perishable food Is welcome, especially I BIC Deal $1 Refund Offer. Send the required refund Winnie Konrady of Central and make a second attempt at the escape next weekend. We’re the Nielsen of New Wanner. “And we strongly needed are high protein foods such as "I won’t let an 18-year-old fella jump in ice cold water York, San Francisco, I form and the packages and/or package cards, along Point, Ore., sent for a week. The girls, Jennifer White (left) and her believe that we’re in our canned and dried meats, stews and soups, with handcuffs on and worry if he’ll come back up Chicago, Los Angeles, etc. I with the register tapes with the purchase prices Figaro cat food refund and little sister, Beth, brought some Items to the Profit isn’t enough I circled from $2 worth of purchases on your choice of current position as leaders in canned milks and peanut butter. The girls again," said Police Sgt, Edward Knuth. “How, an 18- — 214 m a rk e ts to be several weeks before the the industry because ... a Manchester Area Conference of Churches year-old can be an expert escape artist, I don’t know.” precise.” j the,following Bic products: Shaver — 5-pack, 8-pack or offer expired, she received annual Thanksgiving Food Drive. Large can- are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John DALLAS I UPI) — City officials are offering Fausta I Ladj) Shaver 3-pack; Lighter — Single Lighter, Lighter name like Smucker’s means About 200 people had gathered Saturday to watch the And Arbitron is growing her envelope back marked nlsters In the lobby of all Savings Bank of White of 29 Clinton St. Valasqutv. 51 times the amount she paid for her frame j 2-pack, Slick Bic. Expires March 31, 1983. that our consumer relations feat. — both in- its metered “box closed.” hou.se for sentimental reasons. j DESITIN $2 Coupon Offer. Receive $2 in coupons for are also good.’” Mancheste'- offices will be ready for MACC What 1 want is to keep my house and to be able to live Solomon, who lives in suburban Wauwatosa, said he homes where what the pfep- Ballet Would you suffer^in will go to the Milwaukee city attorney’s office to get the ple watch' is computer- ’ popular brands including Visine Eye Drops and silence, or would yOu write hei e with my kids where they can come and visit me," j Desltin Diaper Rash Ointment. Send the required re- she said "This is their home. This is where they were permit required to conduct an endurance event or recorded and in more than Ball and let the company know, marathon.- 1.5 million homes where j fund form and the register tape with the purchase about this error? laised." Mearle Holden of I price of Desltin Skin Care Lotion'circled. The form is National Grange ends meeting The city wants to build a symphony On the site. He said he had worked on esapes for two years and telephone surveys or “I decided to be brave and had successfully freed himself in private pools several diaries to be mailed in tell Manchester (left) dis I found on a specially marked package of the 10-ounce I wrote them,” says Winnie. ■ It isn't the money that I want," said Mrs. Velasquez, I size of Desltin Skin Care Medicated Hand Lotion. Look who rejected the city's offer of $255,000 for the house, times. He said it would take about 40 seconds to get out the tale of the tube. cusses centerpieces Within two weeks a letter PROVIDENCE, R.I. abled. benefits for some resident contributions, saying such beverages and luxury of the cuffs on his wrists and the shackle around his Aurichio said Arbitron is for the Albano Ballet I foi;, the form on the package. Expires June 30, 1983. came from Castel & Cooke, which she and her husband bought in the downtown area I ORAL-B Right Angle $1 Offer. Receive a 50-cent re- (UPI) — The National T he Grange .ihd nonresident aliens, action would threaten the items, including furs and in 1953 for $5,000. neck. expanding ’ its metered Comany's Baroque makers of Figaro cat food: Grange, which ended its recommended imprisoned The delegates existence of charities and jewels. It opposed a 9 I fund and a 50-cent coupon. Send the required refund “We apologize for the in Ballet Ball with director I form and the register tape with the purchase price 116th annual convention felons be excluded from overwhelmingly opposed nonprofit institutions. proposal for a tax check-off convenience this has caused, The group proposd new for the U.S. Olympic Corn- Joseph Albano. The I circled, along with the top panel from an Oral-B Right Sunday, has made Social Social Security benefits eliminating income tax ball Is set for Friday' and we are forwarding your Security reform and and limits be placed on deductions for charitable taxes on alcoholic mittec. I carton. Expires Feb. 15, 1983. y . request to our clearing and Saturday from 9 I SIGNAL $1 Refund Offer. Send the rec^ired refund maintenance of charitable A dvice house. This was an error on income tax deductions key p.m. to 1 a.m. at the I fqrm and the net weight statement cut from the front their part and they have Ir label of the 32-ounce size of Signal Mouthwash^ items in its new legislative studios on 15 Girard been instructed to extend the platform. Ave., Hartford. The Expires July 31, 1983. offer. Meanwhile, enclosed Loig home back in style j YARDLEY Booklet Offer. Receive a skin care The farm organization’s event Is open to the is a coupon for one free can 5,000 delegates from 37 N booklet, “The Pampered Body,” plus $2.70 in coupons. public. Call 232-8898 of Figaro.” Man's grudge should die with him Send the required refund form and two Yardley proofs states met for the last Continued from piiKe I I build their own homes rather than available from the real estate in for additional Informa “My faith in the company week in Providence map hire professionals most likely will dustry to help set those values. The j of purchase — bar soap wrapper — or on bottled was restored,” says Winnie, users applying their own preser tion. {products, enclose the register tape or tapes with the ping out a series of encounter the most resistance, he National Association ■ of Realtors, “and I4hink they deserve a recommendations for con vatives that they should be applied said. based in Chicago, was unable to Di;ut \mi$: No. no, bank and he told me that the wine a guest had j purchase price circled and write the Universal cheer.” on interiors in concealed areas to j Product C^e number from the bottle next to the gressional action. provide any information about the ton-thousand times NO! whatever I leave will brought that evening. Debra Fetterman of Af- Grange representatives limit the vapors that seep into the THE OTHER BIC problem in ob value of log homes. ^'our advice to "Seeing automatically go to my My husband insists that I purchase price on each receipt. Expires April 30,1983 ton, N.Y., would like to give living area. taining a mortgage for a log home is I or while supplies last. called for Sdcial Security The same was true of the Texas lied ' who wrote that a nearest of kin. Is this cor when someone brings wine, a cheer to Kraft. She sent for reform to ensure th’e If you still wants to buy a log establishing market value, Kendall -rehilive had extracted a D e a r A b b y rect? it is a gift for us, and we I Here is a refund form you can write for: $1 or $2.50 the Fox and Hound mugs home, can he find a lending institu said. Real Estate Researj;h Center at I refund. Alka-Seltzer/Alka-Seltzer Plus, P.O. Box NB- system’s future solvency. Texas A&M Universily. However, ilo.ithhcd promise that if SACRAMENTO, CALIF. are under no obligation to from Smuckers. She waited "They said the program tion to finance it? “Typically, market value is based ir showed up at his 1806, El Paso, Texas 79977. Send a self-addressed Dr. Art Wright, a researcher with READER serve it. I say that if a several months and, not should be limited to Jim Kendall, a spokesman for the on previous sales of your type of fimoral. he'd throw her out. Abigail Van Buren I stamped envelope for this form. Requests must be the center, said he couldn’t imagine guest brings a bottle of having received them, original retirement U.S. League of Savings Associations housing. But if yours is log home No. was desperately off the DEAR READER: No. j'received by Dec. 31, 1982. This offer expires Jan. 31, why they would appreciate any wine, no matter what wine decided to write to the com benefits plus benefits to in Chicago, said loans can be had, 1 in your area, you’ve got a little bit Only if you leave no will 1 1983. I faster or slower than more conven mark 'Seeing" asked for we had intended to serve pany. spouses, surviving but potentiai homeowners have to do of a problem,” he said. Cinem a tional homes. suggestions on how to keep does everything we should serve the wine I ______: ______1 “I thoueht that Smuckers dependents and ' the dis a selling job. Those who plan to There’s little information his promise, and you ac automatically go to the the guest brought. Maybe tually helped him! nearest of kin. Now, talk to I’m wrong, but I am not Ilurlford Mniiifield should be bounced from do so privately, at another a lawyer. Windsor ' Ahby. except lor public having another dinner par Allirnpiiin ^Cinema — I’ranH-Liix C ollege this funeral is not the one time, instead of' crashing ty until I find out. rwin — Jekyll & Hyde Plii7.a - Fast Times at figures, church funerals Reopens Tuesday. Ridgemont High (R) 7:15^ A bou t Town are not private iiivitation- the dying man finds so the funeral. DEAR ABBY: Mv hus ON THE FENCE Together Again (R) 7:15, 9. odious, it is the' corpse Cini'ina Cily — Last 'inly affairs. They are op band and I disagree on Tango in Paris (X) 7, 9:45. — Canterbury Tales (X)’ who, even facing Judg something and want you to DEAR ON: Get off the portunities for ^ individuals DEAR ABBV: I am a - Annie Hall (PG) 7:20 2:30, 7 with Arabian Nights Nov. 20 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to lay aside the divisions ment, cannot relax his em settle it. fence — on your husband’s 4:35, 9:10. Keeney sets book fair brace on a grudge. senior citizen in fairly good side. He’s right. (P.S. If it with Manhattan (R) 9. — Crafts, pastries, Santa Claus, books, buttons, face iliat may have separated health. I lost my wife many He appreciates fine wine Tex(PG)7:10, 9:10.-T he Vernon ’The Panama Canal treaty painting, pies, toys, country kitchen, hot dogs, ham ihem in life in order that PRIEST IN CHICAGO is understock in advance Cine 1 4 2 — Mnie of 1903 technically did wk Keeney Street School has scheduled its annual book SUBURBS years ago and have some and most of our friends are that a dinner guest is Chosen (PG) 7:20, 9:.35. burgers, fried dough, knit goods, Christmas decoupages iliey can pray for the CiticHliidia — Christ (PG) 7,9:15,-Fast Times grant the United States pei^ fair Monday through Friday in the school media center. living relatives, but when 1 aware of it, so occasionally providing the wine, then Hours are Monday, ’Tuesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 and games will be xmong the I t ^ r e s of the fair. I epose of the .soul of the die I do not want to leave when we invite guests for Stopped at Eboli 7:30. at Ridgemont High (R) petual sovereignty w t t the On Saturday at 6 p.m. there will be a ham and bean ilead If a reconciliation l>l.\K I'KIEST: Sorry, that wine should be 7:15, 9:.30. Canal Zone. It only granteO p.m. and Wednesday and lliursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. anything to my relatives. dinner, they bring a bottle served.) EaHl H anford supper. The cost is $3.75 for adults; $2 for children under was impossible while one Father. I cannot go along EaHiwond — Jinxed (R) West Hartford the United States such The fair will offer reading books for all grades as well 12 and for senior citizens. Tickets are available at the Some I haven’t spoken to in of wine. rights, powers and authority as dot to dot books, paint with water, flash cards ad of the aggrieved parties' with "bouncing” a corpse 30 years. I want to leave 7:15, 9:15. Elm I 4 2 — Annie rectory and may be bought at the door. ,vas living, at least at the from his own funeral. Poor Richarda — (PG) 7, 9:30. — Poltergeist as it would exercise “if it holiday items. Proceeds will benefit the library center. everything I have to a cou My husband thanks them Problems?' You’ll feel were sovereign.” funeral the survivor can ple who befriended me, (I for it, puts it away, and better if you get them off Jinxed (R) 7:30, 9:30. iPG) 7:15, 9:40. make .some sort of .peace I f " H , ’ ’ who w as Sliowraar Cinrma — ’.rile Movies — National specifically asked to stay, have a nice savings and then he serves a wine of his your chest. Write to Abby, Hygienists to meet Service Notes some time certificates, own choice with our P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, First Blood (R) 1:10, 7:15, l,anipoon’s Class Reunion The church does not bar away, wants to “make 9:35. - An Officer andvA III) 12:15, 2:10, 4, 5:45, Hartford Dental Hygiene Association will meet some sort of peace and furniture,'etc.) dinner. Calif. 90038. For a personal fH O W C A iC Its doors to people merely reply, please enclose a Gentieinan (R) 1:50, 7:20, 7:30, 9:.30. - Tex (PG) 12, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in McManus Room at the Universi pray for the repose of the Trepp completes training liecause they quarrel. In We were recently stamped, self-addressed 9:45. — The Missionary (R) 1:55, 3:50, 5:40, 7:35, 9:30. ty bf Connecticut Health Center in Fantiington. my opinion, the person who soul of the dead," let her I talked to a man at my criticized for not serving envelope. 1:20, 7:20, 9:35. - — Time Bandits (PG) Dr. Earl Yeomans will speak on oral hygiene for the Pvt. Robert C. Trepp, son of Nancy Riechert of 89 Creepshow (PG) 1:40,7:30, 12:15,2:30,4:45,7:15,9:30. special patient. Members are asked to bring bake sale French Road, Bolton, and Louis E. Trepp of Williman- 9:50. - E.T. The Extra- ' Welliersfielil items to the meeting. tic, has completed one station unit training at the U.S. Terrestrial (PG) 1, 7:15, Paris I 4 2 — Jinxed Army Infantry School in Fqrt Benning, Ga. 9:40. — My Favorite Year (R) 7, 9. — Fast Times at 'This is a 12-week training period which combines Anti-spasmodics relieve spastic colon (PG) 1:15, 7:25, 9:50. - Ridgemont High (R) 7, Krafters meet Wednesday basic combat training and advanced individual training. 8:45. Monsignor (R) 1:40, 7:10, The Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg branch of the l^'illimantir Di:\R pR. IAMB: .metabolism work? What 9:35. - Jekyll & Hyde YWCA will meet Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon at being corrected, don’t Jillson Square Cinema Kaminsky takes course Help I'm at my wits end. about all the extras, like Together Again (R) 1:25, the YWCA, 78 N. Main St. expect any additional 7:40, 9:30. — Creepshow (R) 6:50, For three years I have selenium, chromium, ; Mr. and Mrs. Normand E. Leclerc today (left), on wedding day Members will continue working on lamp shades. Marine Pfc. Ronald J. Kaminsky- son of Edward E. vitamins to improve your Enfield' 9:15. — National Lam been having problems with potassium and folic acid? memory or sp e ^ up your Hostesses will be Jeanne Roark and Eileen Moroney. Kaminsky of 12 Overlook Drive and Beverley J. Cine 1,2, .1,4,5 4 6 - poon’s Class Reunion (R) a spastic or irritable coloi). What do you recommend metabolism. Babysitting is available by calling 647-1437 in advance. Kearney of 181 Wadsworth St. Ext., recently completed First Blood (R) 7:30, 9:45. 7, 9:10. - Jekyll & Hyde I am including a list of my Your Health on taking vitamins? Are The group is open to anyone interested in making a baking course at the Marine Corps Base. Camp — Creepshow (R) 7:30, Together Again (R) 7,9:10. medicines. I've deleted some really helpful to leclercs celebrate 25th crafts. Participants must be members of the YWCA and Lejeune, N.C. caffeine, popcorn, gassy memory? 9:45. — On Golden Pond — The Missionary (R) 7:10, During the nine-week course students received in Laurence Lamb, M.D. 9:15. -SHOW NW i- the Koffee Krafters. foods, spices. I'm under no A It’s a hot (PG) 7:35,9:35.-National MSMSMI struction on the preparation of bread, pastries and other DEAR-READER: You Lampoon’s Class Reunion - . Mr. and Mrs. Normand E. Leclerc party hosted.by Mr. and Mrs. Nor and brother-in-law qf Leclerc, Mr. bakery items. stress q!(cept for this ail iV ■“ ment. My doctor is ready n e |^ o individualize, not dog roller (R) 7:15, 9:15. An Of IKYLL I NVIL. o f'66 Jensen St. celebrated their mand E. Leclerc Jr. of 54 Cooper and Mrs. Richard Post of Cape ( ^ , Alcoholics Victorious to throw in the sponge, too. generalize. If a person has ficer and A Gentleman (R) ■$Sth wedding anniversary on Sept. 4 St~ and Deborah Leclerc, Michelle friends of the family, and Mr. and a vitamin deficiency or an NEW YORK (UPI) 7:20, 9:50. - E.T. The lat a party hMted by their chiidren at Lecldrc,' and Robert Leclerc, all hlrs. Ray Aubin of New Hampshire, Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian groupjneeting for 1 have eaten buttles of who live at home. natural acidophilus, ac inadequate diet for any The New York beauty Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, ^ e Coiony in Taicottviiie. cousins of Leclerc. alcoholics and drug abusers meets every ’Tuesday at lAY HARVEST SALE tivated charcoal tablets. I more gas is formed. It day and drink only diluted reason he definitely needs salon that introduced pasta 9:25. Out of state guests included 7:30 p.m. at'Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center fruit juices and see if you vitamin supplements. Manriiealer The coupie was married on Oc'L Blanche Lyons of Horida, Edna and Also attending was Mrs. Salvatore St. eat very selectively and stretches like a balloon and and pretzel hair curling ine meetings feature preaching ot the word ol God, TuBBday — Saturday .have less distention. Don’t Usually a healthy person IIA Tliealers East — 12, 1957 at Church of the Assump Lorette Lwlerc of New Hampshire, Leone, mother of Mrs. Leclerc, who slowly to avoid swallowing you can have considerable rollers is back with the prayer, speakers, group discussion, and fellowship. air. but I still have gas. abdominal distention. persist in this. An indica on a well-balanced diet fpod theme. National Lampoon’s Class rn tion, by the Rev. John E. FArreii. aunts of Leclerc, Mr. and Mrs. lives with her daughter and son-in- that includes a variety of Reunion (R) 7:15, 9:15. — More than 120 guests attended the Murray Plfko of New York, sister law. Refreshments are served. ’The public is welcome. Those During spastic colon at I notice your medicines tion of foejl fermentation is attending are asked to use the rear entrance. •20% OFF tacks I look nine months have been for pain and dis the absence of symptoms different foods from each Its latest import is the Tex (R) 7:30, 9:30.-T im e BkNMM, SwMtora, Vm Is pregnant and feel like comfort. Your doctor may when you are fasting. of the basic four food hot dog roller, made of Bandits (PG) 7:15, 9:10. Festival slated Friday dying from pain. 1 never want to try some an- groups does not need pliable foam rubber about MKS M TOYLMD You’ll be able to use the vitamins or additional have diarrhea but am tispasmodics of the the diameter of a dime. It Book aiMf fyrfe$ hy t h o u g h t s . COVENTRY — St. Mary’s Church, Route 31, will have information in The Health minerals. can be twisted into an S for •25% OFF rather constipated most of atropine' family like Letter 16-4, Spastic Colon, Cion MocDonough its Harvest Festival on Friday from 6 to 10 p.m. and Skirto, Slacks, Suits, Dresses Probanthine. If there is any question waves, shaped like an O for the time. Irregularity and Constipa Muste by I’ve tried a third of a cup You are probably 'also about the adequacy of the looser curls or bent into an yietor Harberl tion, which I am sending diet, a simple multiple ANOmeSRANP 4 The charter of UNEISCO, the would be no war, no arms race, no profound cqpnectlons— we belong to of softened bran each mor* forming gas from fermen- A shape for weaving for > AOBNTLSMAMTr ' you. Others can send 75 vitamin tablet that con HMS.IM.U a n ■ »■ !(.& qllolted NaUoD’8.edupatlmal, Mien- exploitation of one people by all that is and all that Is belongs to Harttord E ast Bakary •U p to 40% OFF ning for six months and tation rather than cents with a long, stamped, lasting curls. < w Seleftsd gowns swallowing air. You need tains the RDA values of the Ntrtt • MaaiBw wmnmmiic, ct. ;^ic and cultural organization another.' us — creation, itself, moves in and bran tablets. I’ve had good self-addressed envelope for Til. ttm Bm Sw »ln$sllM .4 THRIFT STORE (BrMals, Formals, Informals) weeks and bad weeks with to find out what foods you vitamins is enough. If you Hot dog rollers are with the words, “Since wa$s I believe that mental bealUi,and through us. it to me, in care of this need more you need to see ■vwiinaaalMO spiritual wellbeing are part 'and The truth is we arc fearfully and no difference in my diet. are not digesting that could available in ^ and 10 inch raally •ren*l rw hinf .begin in tbemlnds of men. . . ” and i22ParkAva. EaatHartlord newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, •toes on to state that its purpose U to parcel of the same substance. Any help will be ap be fermented. They are a doctor who can In sizes in packages of 12 in the .MIAB0S bat fa«| a . Sim . wonderfully made and wei'’fiave the •Spoda/ ftacic of Radio City Station, New dividualize what YOU three colors, red, blue and help Old wars in the ininds of men Spiritual beings, u 1 understand it, capacity for such health that we preciated. probably carbohydrates. A York, N.Y. 10019. •hoald l«ll you ClirialmM TO THE PUBLIC Aaaortad Itama B0% OFF good candidate is milk, need. yellow, $18 a package for parly date* are fllllng fael. through international programs of feel themselves to be caught up in have the power to do far more for lo ovonlng-Borfor- something far larger than Monday, Nov. IS, 1982 DEAR READER: When which also means all milk D£AB DB. BAMB: If I am a bit less the short ones, $20 a If yoa*d like lo fete yoar wducatlonal, scientific and cultural the good and peace of the world t> East win assures tije for HCC title -4- before," said Kelly, recalling two By Len Auster years ago when St. Paul tacked a 38- Herald Sportswriter b loss on a young Eagle squad, “I Any fears of a complete letdown hate to be on both ends of a high were dispelled in the opening series. score. I just told Steve to hang in V East Catholic took the opening there.” kickoff and in four plays marched to Kelleher, minus seven starters ¥ a 70-yard touchdhwn en route to a 54- and using a third-stringer as star 0 thrashing of young St. Paul in HCC ting quarterback, had no excuses. football action Saturday motning at “East has a fine team, one of its 'i* soggy Mt. Nebo. best in awhile," he said. "It took The victory clinches at least a tie some lumps and this is the team that for the conference championship for took some of the lumps. 1 would like -'•feat* ; the 3-0-1 Eagles, who were coming to help out and beat Xavier but... 1 off an emotionally charged 6-6 tie They deserve a lot with this team. ^ with Xavier. That opened concern of East's backs are among the best a possible letdown against the t we've seen." ■ - H r.'d^rlwt. . winless visitors from Bristol. Eagle junior Doug Post rushed or ‘.•n.-iv They, however, were completely four touchdowns, on runs of 29, 1, 43 unfounded. and 32 yards, to set a school mark "The kids have come a long way with 16 TDs. The previous single and they knew they had to do thejr season standard was 15 touchdowns playing on the field." a muddy East set by Tom Healy in 1968. Post Coach Jude Kelly offered. The finished with 11 carries for 145 fourth-year Eagle mentor, who led yards. Fullback Jim DePersia had the Eagles to co-HCC honors in his six carries for 146 yards, including a Herald photo by Tarquinlo first year in 1979. was hoisted aloft // ■ Herald photo by Tarquinlo 70-yard TD jaunt in the first quarter \ by his happy gridders and then un that upped the count to 15-0. ceremoniously deposited in a hugh Everything went right for East as a PENNEY’S JOHN RODEGHER (22) FOLLOWS BLOCKING MANCHESTER'S GLEN DUBOIS RETURNS KICKOFF 5 mud puddle around the ,35-yard line. bad snap on. the conversion was .teammate Renee Kleef (33) clears path through Indian defense . . .one of eight during long afternoon experienced by Silk Towrf gridders "The HCC was something we picked up by holder John Giliberto wanted pretty badly and that and tossed to Joe Leslie for a two- clinches that and I’m pretty happy point conversion. about that." the mud-laden Kelly East's offense was all on the beamed. ground, totaling 414 yards. It was He. however, also felt badly for third game in which the Eagles have first-year St. Paul Coach Steve not attempted a pass. “Once you es Kelleher. who saw his Falcons go to tablish something, it opens up all Penney romps over Indians, 46-6 0-3 in the conference and 0-9 overall kinds of things," Kelly cites. The East defense, led by Rich with the loss. St. Paul meets Xavier By Len Auster . chological edge against East Hart- 129 yards and three TDs while “ I t’s something we use to put Penney’s opening touchdown was be difficult to get up next week. It Friday night in Middletown with an Kucinskas, who had an intercepted, ')ford,” said Penney Coach Ted Rodegher, .ifbot-7, 160-pound half pressure on the quarterback," said on a 24-yard 'TD strike from QB Jim would be a different story if this was recorded its fourth shutout of the Herald Sportswriter Xavier win giving it half share of knurek, who stretch ^ league rules back, ran 24 times for 120 yards and Penney defensive coordinator Bob O’Connor to wide receiver Ken week after week." he said. HCC laurels. season to tie the school mark, Using the contest prior to turkey by going with his regt^lwsf for all but also three TDs. Kleef scored on runs Tigno. Puchalski. Puchalski was well Glenn Chetelat at linebacker and previously set in 1964. "We've been through that day as a springboard, Penney High the final 23 seconds. of 2, 6 and 8 yards while Rodegher’s Lata and Brophy split time at covered, sandwiched between Glen Dubois at 'Chief', the latter Post added TD runs of 1 and 43 showed no mercy as it rolled past League rules state a team with a jaunts were of 1, 1 and 4 yards. quarterback, a situation Simmons defenders Scott Dickman and Lata, yards in the second stanza with with an interception, and Lata were outclassed Manchester High. 46-6, in 35-point edge going into the fourth Rodegher now has 20 TDs for the said likely won’t be repeated. "We but he leaped to snare the defensive stalwarts for'Manchester. Statistics; .sophomore Buddy Zachery scoring CCIL football action Saturday after season. planned to use Ray as much as plummeting pigskin. It was a costly outing for the Indians on a 41-yard punt return. Post and quarter must pull the starters. EC noon at wet Memorial Field. Manchester, which dropped its possible. We’ll start him (against The Knight lead was 28-0 at the as defensive back Larry Tanner, Chris Bowman, the latter on a 5- Offensive plays The Black Knights, who've won third straight to faH to 3-3-2, fought The Black Knight defense, which Windham in Willimantic Saturday) half as Rodegher scored' twice and who had played well all year, First downs yard run, tallied in the third stanza seven straight after an opening tie has three shutouts in the seven- and come jn fyith Kevin in certain Kleef once, "fhe m ulti-faceted sustained a dislocated shoulder in for East with Zachery capping the valiantly at the end, stopping Yds. rushing and loss, scored their final Penney on a pair of fourth down game winning streak, limited situations.’’ ' offense took Penney to a 40-6 bulge the first quarter. scoring on a 64-yard jaunt in the Herald photo by Tarquinlo Yds. passing touchdown with 23 seconds left situations in the fourth period. “ We Manchester to a net of six yards “ (But) I feel it won’t be a fire drill after three stanzas with the Knights . final canto Total yards —with the first stringers still stopped them on fourth down on two offense. The Silk Towners were like that next week. It was a hodge refusing to let up in the final 12 Tm always optimistic and I felt EAST PUNT RETURNER CHRIS DARBY (20) HEADS UP FIELD Passing employed —with the design to gain a situations in the fourth quarter minus three yards in the rushing podge, nothing we planned on,” Sim minutes. They used reserves for Statistics. we would be better than the last two Interceptions by . . .eluding tackje attempt by diving Cal Hollis (87) of St. Paul psychological edge over which is a credit to the ktds for department on 29 carries while their mons admitted, “but we were trying only the final 23 seconds. M P Fumbles lost years 11-10, 2-8 records). I dfefinitely Thanksgiving Day opponent East hanging in there. Certainly the signal-callers were l-for-9 in the air to find one with a hot hand. Neither Simmons, not without cause, 38* Offensive plays 74 Penalties felt we'd be a better team. 1 felt First downs. 20 campaign at 5-3-1 with only the the slate." myself, and the kids did, too. Now Hartford High. game was out of reach by then,” for nine yards. Ray Lata was O-for-2 was effective...We didn’t have con waited an appropriate amount of 2 Punting we'd be stronger and with more East should be ready for that as East Hartford, which has a make tinuity and both were fumbling the time before final departing the ■3 Yds. rushing 251 N Thanksgiving Day morning clash "A winning season and the HCC we can gear everything for the said Indian Coach Mike Simmons. and Kevin Brophy l-for-7 passing- experience, " cited Kelly, who saw Manchester has won the last four up today against Windham at home, snap.” gridiron without shaking hands with 9 Yds. passing 97 Ills gridders clinch a winning ‘82 with Manchester High remaining on were a couple of goals I j p t for Thanskgiving Day game.” Turkey Day meetings. Penney’s offense rolled up 348 wise for Manchester. leads the CCIL at 7-0 with Penney yards, 251 of those on the ground. Penney linebackers Dave Kravies Manchester’s lone touchdown his counterpart. That was the first 6 Total yards , 348 second at 7-1. The Hornets last The talented twosome of Renee and Mike Visintainer and nose guard came in the third stanza on a 42-yard time in 18 years of coaching Sim 1-9 . Passing 5-15 weekend just barely got by the Silk Kleef and John Rodegher combined Mike Heeney made the snap fumble return by defensive end Kel mons has not. 1 Interceptions by 2 Towners by a 78 count. for 53 rushing attempts out of a total between center Jim Marx and his ly Percy, scooping up a Chris Morin The Indian coach did not believe 2 Fumbles lost 3 St riders "I told the kids we had to beat of 59. Kleef, 5-foot'-9, 195-pound quarterback most difficult. The fumble. That made it 34-6 with 5:17 the one-sided defeat will have a 7-61 Penalties 4-32 Manchester by a big score as a psy senior fullback, rushed 29 times for linebackers were right on his head. left in t ^ period. lingering affect. “I don’t feel it will 7-31.4 Punting 1-31.0 time Road Iowa turns Race run l i Coach way out of line back UAAass ■Silk City Striders staged their first Herald Angle annual Know Your Pace'Challenge' If ever there was a time for sanctions, penalties . Sunday with runners covering the against a scholastic coach, it is right now- against Earl Yost, Sports Editor Manchester Turkey Day Race route. Penney High's venerable "Ted Knurek. in hockey V The object was to predict a time It would not be too far to suggest the Penney High Thoughts of completion and then run the principal, Donald Cramer, assign a monitor to all course as close to the predicted Black Knight games to oversee his football coach. ApLENty STORRS (UPl) - Senior All- time, without aid of a watch, A Knurek had Manchester High dirty and beaten Len Auster, American Sue Bury scored a goal in turkey, wine, beer, soda, fruits and Saturday afternoon, but yet elected to stay with his overtime to give Iowa a 18 win over vegetables went to the winners. Strategy questioned starters to score a ‘psychologically clinching’ Herald Sportswriter No. 10 University of Massachusetts Topping the list was John McCar- touchdown with 23 seconds left in a 468 Penney Sunday in the NCAA Division I tan. who had a predicted time of Big lighted scoreboard at the south end of Memorial Field flashed triumph.. regional field hockey cham 43:25 and an actual time of 43:25. the time remaining, 23 seconds, on a cold, windy Saturday afternoon He had the Silk Towners badly thrashed and ap pionships. right on thr‘ money. Charlie Holland parently elected to rub their noses in the mud at with the visitors, Penney High of East Hartford, enjoying a whopping Bury’s goal from 10 yards out and 468 lead over host Manchester High. had a predicted time of 38 ,30 and Memorial Field. themselves,” turned in a ,38:33 clocking. with 3:45 to play in overtime helped It was at this juncture that veteran coach Ted Knurek of the visiting “He had us beat. He has a good football team and Knurek claimed he rotated seven running backs. the 'Hawks, 211, advance to the The top 14 runners received and I really don't know what Teddy is trying to Funny, tri-captain Rene Kleef carried the pigskin Black Knights inserted 11 clean-shirted eager beavers into battle — prizes. regional championship game most for the first time. prove,” Manchester Coach Mike Simmons said 29 times and tri-captain John Rodegher 24 times. against No. 2 Connecticut Monday. Predicted times and actual times The playing surface was muddy from heavy rains that threatened to calmly, seething inwardly. Penney attempted 59 rushing plays. “The entire team played very, of the top 25 were as follows; “There is an old saying that this is not a lady's “I called for (back-up quarterback Brian) postpone the action. Manchester wanted to postpone the CCIL game. very well,” said lowa-coach Judith Ted Martin, Manches;ter High faculty manager said, but Penney of 1. John McCartan 43:25; 43:25 game but when you are dealing with young men...I Donovan to put him in there, but couldn’t find him,” 2. Charlie Holland 38 .30; .38:3,3 ‘Jr- Davidson. “But freshmen Mary ficials would not agree for a number of reasons. don't know what he is trying to teach. I feel it takes Knurek said. Koboldt, Kim Herrmann and Lee 3. Jim Kaiser .39:45; 39:51 away from an excellent football team,” Simmons The Black Knight coach is apparently from the What irritated a number in the crow4,of 635 was Penney's, rather 4. Stan Cohen 34:21. .34:14 Ann Detwiler just seemed to be at Krurek's motives, in running up the score and relying principally on said. old school, his 38 years in the profession maybe the the right place at">the right time. 5. Rick Parr .36:46: .36:37 It does, indeed. testimony, that tfe feeling is ‘do it onto him before his talented starting 11 young men to btlry the noses of the Indians. 6. Don Wojtyna 33:00: 32:40 Kim constantly cleared the ball." Penney, gunning for a possible post-season game, had a defense as Penney had the game won by the end of the third he does it to m e.’ The game was supposed to be 7. Pete Kennedy 34.00 ; 3.3:27 strong as its offense. Manchester was limited to just six Herald photo by Tarquinlo quarter, holding a 408 bulge after . 36 minutes of But what about next year or the year after that played Saturday but rainy weather 8. .Sue .Shoenfelt 35:55: 35:17 Herald photo by Tarquinlo yards on offense, nine chalked up via passing, while it was minus play. But the only white uniforms that were visible when a new group of players is on the scene and it forced it to be played Sunday. 9. Felix Gremmo 4,3:45; 42:56 came following the touchdown with 23 seconds gets rolled over by an opponent. three in the ground game. 10. Sue Leslie 37:00; .36:10 EAST CATHOLIC RECORD-SETTER DOUQ POST The winner of the lowa- Paced by strong-armed quarterback Jim O'Connor, glue-fingered SECOND STRING EAGLE RUNNING BACK JOEL HOFFMAN showing on the game clock. Penney quarterback Embarrassed. , Connecticut game will advance to 11. Cathi Koehler 34:27: 35:23 . . .runs Into St. Paul defender Gary Boucher at Mt. Nebo Jim O’Connor attempted seven long passes in the There is no reason —ever —to embarrass a high end Ken Puchalsky and two excellent running backs in Rene Kleef and 12. Ed Yergeau 33:30 ; 34:30 . brought down In. fourth quarter play by Falcons' Don Deforge the finals next week. fourth stanza in the attempt for the ‘psychological’ school age youngster. John Rodegher, Penney rolled up 348 yards, 251 on the ground. 13. David Peck 4.3:00; 41:55 edge against East Hartford High, a 78 winner over But that’s what Knurek went out and did. Rodegher carried the ball 24 times for the picked up 120 yards and 14. Mike Sibrinz 48:30; 47:01 Manchester the previous weekend, in the upcoming If this was an isolated incident, maybe Knurek's Kleef added 129 yards on 29 carries, thus the two backs had their 15. John Anyzeski 37:25 ; 39:13 ^.Thanksgiving Day clash. actions could be excused. But it's not. Saturday’s numbers called 53 times to carry the ball. 16. Mike Saimbnd ,33:00; 30:46 Games today The crusty Knurek’s explanation was he was uncalled for shenanigans was at least the third in Mike Simmons. Manchester coach, was upset when Knurek. dean of 17. Karen Saunders 33:00 ; 30:40 Georgia, Michigan formalize within the rules. “ l told the kids we h{id to beat CCIL mentoi^and one of the best ever in the state schoolboy ranks, the past two years. continued to pour it on and roll up as high a score as possible. 18. Dick Don 45:35; 43 :10 Inclement weather washed Manchester by a big score as a psychological edge Knurek did the same thing a year ago to Hoch triumphs 19. Bill .Schwarz 38:00 ; 35:31 out Saturday's schedule of against East Hartford. And I kept within the rule, Manchester. "Last year the kids were struggling in Japan golf The, traditional handshake between coaches at midfield after a 20. Judy Anderson 50:00; 46:55 state Soccer tournament con the 35-point rule,” he Cited. and he brings in his first string three times to stop game was noticeably missing. Simmons couldn't hide his anger while 21. John Yavis 36:46 ; 40:25 Penney supporters rallied around the winning coach. 5 tests, Including those in The league rule'btates a team with a 35 point lead us at the goal line,” Simmons recalls. 22. Denise Kennedy 50:00; 46:09 GOTEMBA, Japan (UPI) — Scott Penney has a 7-7-1 record, 7-1 in the CCIL, and now points to a New Year’s plans on gridiron volving local teams. going into the fourth quarter must pull its starters. Penney won that ghme, 378. Hoch of the U.S. shot a 3-under-par 69 23. Randy Auclair 40:00 ; 35:19 Thanksgiving morning meeting with undefeated East Hartford High . AH were rescheduled today. Knurek had the audacity to question Simmons’ It won the previous weekend-by the same margin, Sunday to post a tnree-siroKe vic 24. Joan Schwarz 51:00; 46:10 with the league title or co-championship in the balance. East Catholic’s Class L sportsmanship. “He didn’t shake hands, which is over Wethersfield High, with Wethersfield Coach tory in the 33(X),000 Tail)eiyo Club 25. Joan Mirsky 1:05.00; 1:19.36. Manchester was outclassed, sadly, from whistle to whistle. By United Press International Washington took a large step far to go when we gave them the career, one shy of Elmo Wright’s quarterfinal bout against haloney. You talk about sportsmanship,” Knurek Rick McNamara having some harsh words in print Masters golf tournament. - One of the tew bright spots on an otherwise gloomy afternoon for a forward in that regard Saturday as football.” NCAA record for touchdown Wilbur Cross of New Haven said. for Knurek. Starting the final round one stroke' the^^home forces was in containing Penney in point after touchdown Georgia and Michigan formalized two Arizona State fumbles led to a Washington’s Aaron Wtlliams and catches^ has undergone a site change. “In 18 years of coaching, have I never shaken a A colleague remembers that a year ago Knurek behind third-round leader Wayne tries. The Knights were successful on just two of seven. Soccer Club their New .Year’s Day plans Satur pair of Huskies' touchdowns, Jacque Robinson scored TDs after In other games involving Top 10 Originally scheduled in coach’s hand, after a game. This is the first time and Penney left bad Impressions after beating up on Levi, the 26-yearold American got Penney led 288 at halftime and soon it was 348 before defensive end day while Arizona State has only bixth-ranked Washington earnea a Arizona State fumbles deep in Sun teanns. No. 2 Southern Methodist Cromwell, the contest has ever.” Simmons said. To Knurek’s charge, "The Windham and Fermi. four birdies against one bogey over Kelly Percy picked up a Penny fumble on the latter's 42-yard line and blanks foe itself to blame for failing to smell 1713 victory over the previously un- Devil territory. beat Texas Tech 34-27, No. 3 been moved to Middletown winning coach should cofne over and congratulate It’s unfortunate that a coach’s actions could/will the 7,114-yard layout for a 72-hole the roses. , beaten Sun Devils and the upper At Starkville. Miss.. Dana Moore Nebraska routed Iowa State 48-10, High today with a 3:15 start. the losing coach. I waited and waited about five spoil aq otherwi^ splendid season for the Black total of 10-under-par 278. carried the pigskins into the end zone to avert a shutout. It was Manchester Soccer Gub senior Top-ranked Georgia, 10-0, hand in the race for the Pacific-10 kicked a 45-yard field goal with 2U No. -4 Penn State topped No. 14 Manchester High will op yards from him,” Simmons answered. "How can Knight football team. Japan’s Masahiro Kuramoto, who Manchester’s best offensive play of the long afternoon. team knocked Wallingford PNA out wrapped up its third straight Sugar Conference crown. seconds left to give MisslHippl Notre Dame 24-14, No. 7 Pittsburgh pose Glastonbury High at you (siuike hands) when he calls timeout with two Teddy Knurek is an excellent football coach, no It was 408 with a quarter to play and still Knurek kept his regulars had a 71, was second at 281 while on the field of battle. of the unbeaten ranks in a 3-0 dec!-' Bowl appearance when Herschel Washington, 9-1 overall and 6-1 in State a 27-24 upset over previously' drubbed Army 248, No. 8 Florida Tunxls Meade.Park in Far minutes left to go for a first down. Poor question about that. But he tarnishes his own Im Levi, whivmanaged only a 75, shared Finally, with less than half a minute left, the reserves tossed aside Sion Sunday at Mt. Nebo in Connec Walker's ^wo touchdowns paced the the league, can clinch its third unbeaten LSU, which entered the State overwhelmed Louisville 49-14, mington at 2:16 in their Class sportsmanship? Actions during the game speak for age severely. third with fellow American Calvin their black jackets and raced onto the field. ticut Soccer League Premier Divi Bulldogs to a 19-14 victory over grit- straight Rose Bowl trip with a game with a 7-0-1 mark. The lou No. 9 Arkansas blanked Texas AliM LL quarterfinal encounter. “■Peete, who had a-71. sion play. ty Auburn, clinching the triumph over Washington State next may have ruined the fifth-ranked 35-0 and No. 10 aemson edged No. On 'the distaff side, both The relationship between the two schools in athletics has been good, and Penney has been the best draw at the gate, Martin said, but one ■Tom Cleary, Chip Doubleday and Southeastern Conference title. weekend. ASU, 9-1 overall and 5-1 in Tigers’ chances of a major bowl bid. 16 Maryland 24-22. Manchester High and East Ed'Gardiner each had a goal for the Michigan, currently ranked No. 12 the conference, could have secured At Auburn, Ala., Walker scored on Catholic are on the road for wonders who gains in the end under the circumstances of last Satur locals. 4-2-1 in league play for 9 with an 8-2 record, demolished Pur a Rose Bowl berth with a victory runs of 47 and 3 yards as the Rounding out the'fop 20, No. 11 first round engagements and Physician ciaims Pryor didn't use stimuiants in win day. \J points and 5-3-1 overall. Dave due 52-21 as game-breaking flanker over the Huskies. Although Arizona Bulldogs topped Auburn. The Tigers Oklahoma crushed Missouri 41-14, each has the possibility of Penney’s reserves were just itching to get into the game and the Farrell played well defensively and Anthony Carter caught two TD •State officially comes off NCAA mounted a last-minute drive that No. IS UCLA nipped Stanford 38-85, playing four games in one MIAMI (UPI) - Aaron Pryor’s Sunday denied charges leveled by “I can guarantee everyone in this consent, asking the organization to way things were going they could have held their own against the In passes and Lawrence Ricks ran for dians who had one of those down days against a foe that was sky high. goalie Dan Gaspar was a standout probation on Dm . SO, the SunBevils moved to the Georgia 14, but the Southern Miulssippt upset No. 19 week, if either makes the 'personal physician emphasized the Arguello’s agent. Bill Miller, that room that there were no stimulants declare the fight a “no contest.” 190 yards and two more scores. The for Manchester. Midfielder Tom are eligible for the conference title Bulldog defense sacked Randy Alabama 38-89, 17th-rated West final. Manchester girls travel Junior welterweight champion used Pr^r used illegal stimulants during of any kind in Mr. Pryor’s water or “The champion, Aaron Pryor, was Times have changed, I know, over the years, but on this Saturday Wolverines, have overcome a 1-2 afternoon, I came away wondering if the test sportsmanship was dis Cleary sustained a shoulder injury ahd bowl consideration. Campbell twice and forced an in Virginia whipped Rutgers 44-17, No. to New Canaan while the no stimulants in his successful the fight. inhalation or any other means or administered obvious foreign sub- start to earn their fifth trip to the played. and will be out indefinitely. "We gave them 14 points,'' said complete pass on fourth down to 18 Texas defeated Texas ChrlMlan Eaglettes have a shorter b u World Boxing Association title Pryor stopped Arguello on a 14th- form,” Cheeks said at Sunday’s . stances which are against the Rose Bowl in seven years, but the Tliere will come a dpy when the shoe will be on the other foot. Next outing ■ for MMchester is ASU coach Darryl Rogers. "Against seal the triumph. 38-21, No. 19 North Carolina s t o n ^ trip to Suffleld High. Both defense against Alexis Arguello round TKO, foiling the challenger’s press conference. rules,” Miller said. Sunday afternoon against Tri-Town Big Ten Conference champs don't a good football team, you can't At Ann Arbor, Mich., Carter’s TD Virginfa 27-14 and SOth-rated 'Msa have 8 o'clock starts. Friday night. quest for an unprecedented fourth When it does, I hope Manchester doesn’t try to rub it in. know their Jan. ) jipponent. Miller said he had filed a'protest “What those substances are we , at Ellington High at 2 o’clock. make mistakes. They dldn.'t have feceptions gave him S3 for his defeated Indlang St^ta 48-14. I^Dr. Ronald Cheeks of Cincinnati world title. with the WBA without Arguello’s have no idea,” he said. A MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Nov. 15, 1982 ^ 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Nov. 15. 1982 I Celts minus Tiny Yale and UConn win Scoreboard Basketball still beat Bucks in weekend grid action Hockey ,By United Press International , MILWAUKEE (UPI) - There’s Buckner, was doing a good job, but 25 first-quarter advantage. The time.” In other games, the University of plunge by fullback Dave Neill. Celtics opened a 63-48 halftime lead, Last year, Princeton downed an 8- Connecticut now owns a share of the Ram running back Cal Whitfield no need to tell Boston Celtics Codch it would take him a little time to feel It was a weekend for college foot 0 Yale team, 3531, to spoil the Elis Yankee Conference title, with its 25 rushed for 71 yards on 20 carries to JNA’ilONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE ationa l ba sketb all Bill Fitch what Phil Ford will mean comfortable and Improvise like led by Parish and Gerald Hender ball rivalries in Connecticut and N “ hopes for a perfect season. 21 'win over Rhode Island. become the third Ram player in the By United Pfess International ASSOC. to the Milwaukee Bucks’ running Archibald. son. After three quarters, behind Yale University, the University of Wales Conference By United Press International game — he has Nate Archibald. ,“Quinn was just trying to do it like Moncrief’s ballhandling, Milwaukee “People asked me all week about Quarterback Rob Trivella threw school’s history to gain 1,000 yards Patrick Division Eastern Conference Connecticut and Southern Connec revenge,” Cozza said. “But I don’t his first two passes of the game for in a season. He now has 1,054 career W L T Pts. Atlantic Division The Celtics beat the Buckis Sunday the coach wants,” Fitch said. "In a cut the deficit to 83-79. NY^ Islanders 12 ticut State College had something-to think our players were really touchdownsl to Brian McGillicuddy, yards. W L Pet. GB night 100-98, but they did it the hard month or so he’ll be doing better. In other games, Philadelphia celebrate. Philadelphi 10 8 Philadelph 1 topped Washington 102-93, Seattle worried about that. Eighteen of our helping the Huskies, 55 overall, to a NY Rangers 7 10 Boston 2 .778 1 Way, way — without Archibald. It’ll take a month or so for the Southern Conne^cticut State 6 7 defeated Houston 102-99, Los Yale defeated Ivy League rival kids (last year’s seniors) were 3-2 league record and four-way tie Washington New Jersey 5 iOO 3W Archibald was out with a jammed' players to have the same confidence P rinceton, 37-19; C onnecticut College Is playing a waiting game. Pittsburgh 5 11 Washiniigtn 5 JT5 4V4 thumb. in Buckner because they’ve been Angeles beat Cleveland 111-M and gone.”' for the title with Boston University, Quarterback Jim Sirignano passed New Jersey 3 11 New Yoiork 7 .222 6 Phoenix downed Portland 102‘94 gained a share of the Yankee The Elis, 4-5 overall and 53 in Ivy Massachusetts and Maine. Adams Division Central Division “We didn’t run tonight like we-- playing with Tiny for years and Conference title with a 26-21 win for three- touchdowns as the Owls Montreal 11 Detroit 7 3 .700 - usually do because we didn’t have know what he can and will do. 76era 102, Bullets 93 League play, jumped to a 157 half Peter Rostosky gave UConn the whipped winless (Mntral Connec Boston 9 Milwauke 5 4 i66 At Philadelphia, Julius Erving over Rhode Island and Southern time lead on Andrie’s 2-yard second winning edge by returning a blocked Quebec AtlanU 4 4 .500 2 Tiny (Archibald),’’ said Fitcli. ‘"liny’s the greatest playmaker in ticut, 24-0, completing its best season Buffalo scored 25 points and Moses Malone Connecticut whipped, winless Cen period touchdown plunge and Moore punt 22 yards for a touchdown in the Indiana 4 4 iOO 2 “When you really miss a Tiny is a the game today.” tral Connecticut, 24-0, in the in 26 years and improving chances Hartford Chicago 3 6 .333 3*^ pressure game like this.” Larry Bird collected 20 points and added 20 points and 19 rebounds to field goals from 25, 32 and 52 yards. fourth quarter and tackling Rhode for an NCCAA Division II title bid. Campbell Conference Cleveland 1 7 .126 5 lead the 76ers. Andrew Toney traditional meeting of the two Yale added a third period score on a Island Quarterback Dave Wienke Norris division Western Conference v The Celtics’ offense may have 14 rebounds and Cedric Maxwell schools. W L T Pts. Midwest Division ' bebn slower than usual, but they sank a foul shot with 15 seconds chipped in 16 points and rookie Mar 1-yard, run by John Neville. for a safety with 5:33 left in the Southern, 9-1, tied a school record Chicago 10 2 5 25 W L Pet. GB cus lavaroni had 14 for Philadelphia. The Elis took some of the sting out game. for most wins in a season set in 1956 Minnesota 11 7 San Antonio .667 UPi photo were still quick enough to beat the remaining to power the Celtics. of a disappointing season with its St. Louis 7 11 Kansas City 3 .500 V/t Greg Ballard had 22 for the Bullets. Quarterback Joe Dufek scored on - “The weather took the quarter and hoped the easy victory would Toronto 4 7 Bucks, despite Milwaukee’s late The Bucks, who trailed by 16 Yale Bowl victory over the Dallas 5 .444 2 points late in the SuperSonics 102, Rockets 99 a 5yard run in the fourth quarter. back options out of the game for nail down one of eight tournament Detroit 3 12 Denver 6 .333 3 comeback from a 16-point deficit. Princeton Tigers. Junior tailback And backup quarterback Mike Luzzi Smythc' Division Utah 6 250 3>/< Score one for the Blues first half, took a At Houston, Gus Williams, with 20 both quarterbacks,” said UConn berths. Central fell to 57-1 in its Edmonton 9 7 “Milwaukee got in trouble in the Paul Andrie rushed for 118 yards ended the Yale scoring with a 25 Houston 6 .000 5>/z 94-90 lead with points, and Jack Sikma, with 17, led coach Wait Nadzak, who was still worst season since 1964. Los Angeles Pacific Division first half when nothing fell and we and the go-ahead touchdown and Bill yard scoring pass to Rick Crews. Calgary « 8 8 3 19 Seattle 10 01.000 - St. Louis winger Perry Turnbull slides the. Civic Center. Whalers came out on top, 5-2, were able to run,” Fitch said. more than six unbeaten Seattle over the winless impressed by Wienke’s perfor Winnipeg 9 5 1 19 Los Angeles 7 1 .875 2 Moore kicked three field goals to Princeton, 3-6 overall and 53 in mance in the gusty wind. In one of the nation’s oldest Vancouver 7 10 2 16 puck past Hartford goalie Greg Mlllen during to notch second straight win for the first time “Their running game is going to minutes left. But Rockets. The Sonics are 10-0 and power Yale. Phoenix 8 2 .800 2 the Celtics scored Houston is 0-8. ’The Rockets were led league play, scored first on a 1-yard Wienke started his first game at college football rivalries. Trinity (Top four in each division Golden Stat 4 4 .500 5 first period Saturday night at the Hartford in 25 games. come now. Ford gives them a Tiny.” “I thought they would throw the run by quarterback Brent Woods, qualify for Stanley Cup Portland 4 6 .400 6 The Bucks had to switch to a mo 8 in a row, 4 by by rookie Terry Teagle with 22 quarterback for Rhode Island, 6-4 College beat Wesleyan University, playoffs.) San Diego 1 8 .111 8Mi ball more early in the game but but was held scoreless until Roland Saturday's Results Robert Parish, to points in his first NBA start. overall and 2-3 in the conference, in .37-6. Sophomore quarterback Joe Saturday's Results tion offense when they traded point maybe they saw us Warren scored from the two in the Boston 3. Buffalo 2 New York 112, Detroit 100 move ahead 98-9f. Houston went oh a 21-6 spurt to pull place of the injured Dave Grimkich. Shield passed for 199 yards and Hartford 5. St. Louis 2 guard Quinn Buckner to the Celtics double covering,” said Yale coach third period. Reserve quarterback Philadelphia 110, New Jersey for Dave Cowens this season. Baskets by within 99-96 with 58 seconds left but Rhode Island’s scoring came on a three touchdowns to lead the Ban Quebec 7. New Jersey 1 100 Carm Cozza. “It was difficult trying Steve Cusman fired a 29-yard touchdown by Wienke, a 14-yard tams in the 97th meeting of the two ^montoii 4. Philadelphia 3 Indiana 119, Chicago 115 But with the acquisition of Ford Junior Bridgeman Seattle held on with free throws by Chicago 3. Detroit 2 Seattle 107. San Antonio 66 Williams and David Thompson. to double-cover them and contain scoring pass to Kevin Guthrie late in scoring pass by Wienke to T.J. schools. Trinity is 53, while Washington 3. N.Y. Islanders last week, Nelson will be able to go and Bob Lanier their quarterback at the same Denver 140, Dallas 130 "LAkers 111, Cavaliers 98 the fourth period. DelSanto and a 1-yard touchdown Wesleyan dropped to 4-4. 1 Kansas City 112, San Diego Black Hawks up back to his running game. tied it 98-98 before Maxwell’s win Calgary 3. Pittsburgh 1 111 I “I’m very pleased with Ford,” ning free throw. Parish scored the At Inglewood, Calif., Jamaal r Toronto 4. Minnesota 3 Golden State 114, Atlanta 101 Wilkes scored 30 points on lO-of-16 Winnipeg 3. Vancouver 2 Sunday's Results Nelson said. “ He gives us another game’s last point with a foul shot. Los Angeles 2. Montreal 1 Philadelphia' KB. Washington dimension. I have to be patient With two seconds remaining, Steve shooting and Kareem AbdulJabbar Sunday's Results 93 Mix’s long pass to Dave (Bowens at 'had 25 on ll-of-16 as Los Angeles Boston 7. S(. Louis 3 Boston 100. Milwaukee 96 because we plan big things. He’s a R a d to lg l Pittsburgh 6. Buffalo 6 (tie) Seattle KB. Houston 99 bright guy and really picked up our mid-court sailed over Cowens’ head, won its seventh straight. Geoff Edmonton 7, N.Y. Rangers 2 Phoenix 102. Portland 94 Huston had 16 assists for the Chicago 5. Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 111, Cleveland 96 unbeaten record offense fast. Only once tonight did ending the Bucks’ chances to tie it. Harvard needs help ...... 6, Vancouver 5 Winnipeg Monday's Games he get confused.” Danny Ainge had 16 points for Clivaliers. MonMonday's Games (No Games Scheduled) Nelson said he was not displeased Boston. Sidney Moncrief led Suns 102, Tral Blasers 94 (No Games Scheduled) Tuesday's Games By Logan Hobson has played strong hockey all season. Bourque opened the scoring in the Tuesday’s Games with the Bucks’ performance either. Milwaukee with 22 and Bridgeman At Portland, Ore., Alvan Adams (All Times EST) UPl Sports Writer He’s a guy you do not hear much second period when he converted a (All Times EST) Houston at New York, 7:30 “I guess it just wasn’t meant to be added 17. Milwaukee, 5-4, played tossed in 22 points and Maurice Boston at Quebec. 7:35 p.m. p.m. noise from but he does his job and Terry O’Reilly pass. Bourque closed tonight,” he said. “We sure had our without flu-ridden Marques John Lucas had 21 to carry the Suns. ' TOMGHT Montreal at Hartford. 7 35 Indiana at Milwaukee, 8-30 Chicago’s Steve Larmer scored complements everybody." the scoring with a 50-footer. in bid for ivy title 8 - Penn Stale vs. Noire Dame, p.m p.m. opportunities to win. I’m real proud son. Boston is now 7-2, Calvin Natt and Darnell Valentine Calgary at Washington. 7.35 the hat trick, but he wanted to put a Larmer scored on a power play to O ili‘r» 7, ItangprH 2 Kansas City at San Antonio. of my guys. They really came Kevin McHale came off the bench scored 20 points each for Portland, KSPN' p.m ■ 8:30 p.m. feather in each of his teammates’ make it 4-3 at 16:34 after he tied it 3- At New York, Wayne Gretzky had Edmonton at N.Y. Islanders. Golden State at Chicago. 8:35 back." for 7 points and Ainge and Maxwell which had its three-game winning 8 - Pro tenniH, USA Cable caps 3. taking a pass from Denis Savard two second-period goals and two ' with Harvard by knocking Princeton the final minute. “We’ve beaten all 8:06 p.m. p.m Fitch said his new point guard, had 6 each as Boston moved to a 29- streak broken. By United Press International New Jersey at St. Louis. 9 06 Los Angeles at Phoenix. 9:35 "Everybody worked hard.’’ said' and firing the puck in at 14:32. assists to increase his league out of contention with a 37-19 vic five of the Yankee Conference p.m. pm Larmer after his three goals Secord trimmed the North Stars’ leading tol,al -to 45 points to carry Only once in the 25year history of tory. The Elis #ill be trying to avoid teams we’ve played and that says to Minnesota at Los Angeles. Denver at San Diego. 10:30 Edmonton. The Oilers were also the Ivy League has a title been 10 35 p.m p.m sparked the Black Hawks to a 5-4 lead to 3-2 at 8:56 of the final period their first losing season since 1971 me we ought to be in there.” I>elroit at Vancouver. 11:05 Atlanta at Portland. 10:X victory over Minnesota. ’’Nineteen with his 15th goal. He notched backed by Paul Coffey’s two goals Weekend boxing results shared by teams with two league when they invade Harvard Stadium Boston College improved its bowl Kim hovers pm. guys won the game tonight. Chicago’s final goal, pushing the and an assist. losses. It will have to happen again next weekend. chances with a 2513, last-minute win Minnesota came out skating well. if Harvard is to get a piece. lead to 5-3. Steve Payne of I'rngiiinH 6, Suhres 6 Boston University got some help over Syracuse. The win came in We were ready, but perhaps a little Minnesota scored with 18 seconds The Crimson saw their hopes of and emerged as the winner of the front of a Tangerine Bowl represen near death Sporl At Buffalo, N.Y., Doug Shedden annexing the title outright next By United Press International nervous. 1 was a little more nervous left. scored with 2:08 left to rally Yankee Conference berth in the tative and the picture looks bright College than usual but then we all settled Minnesota coach Glen Sonmor week against Yale vanish in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. But for BC’s first bowl appearance in 40 Michigan State — Fired Pittsburgh. Shedden’s fifth goal of LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Sooth football coach Muddy Waters. down” was not placed with his team’s Philadelphia twilight Saturday on a the help wasn’t in the form of their years. The Eagles close against Korean boxer Duk-Koo Kim, who the season came after a flurry of field goal by Dave Shulman. That Temple — Wayne Hardin Chicago, which had been tied with defense. shots against Sabres’ goaltender Mancini, Pryor close own 14-11 triumph over Bucknell. It Holy Cross next week, but will know was knocked out by Ray Mancini in resigned a.s football coach, effective after the season Minnesota for first place, scored "This was very disheartening," boot gave Penn a 2521 win and the came from Storrs, Conn. Monday night whether they’ve been their World Boxing Association Bob Sauve, who replaced starter Quakers can claim the title for Hockey four goals in the final period — two said Sonmor. "We played very hard Jacques Cloutier to begin the third Connecticut took the decision out chosen for the Dec. 18 Tangerine lightweight championship fight, NY Rangers — Called up each by Larmer and A1 Secord. The ' and still it was not good enough. themselves next week at Cornell, the hands of a committee and gave Bowl in Orlando. Fla. hovered near death today, being forward Pat Conacher from period though that is by no means a cer Tulsa of the Central Hockey Biack Hawks are undefeated in their They have the best power play in the it to BU by, defeating Rhode Island kept alive only by life support League last nine games while the loss was league. Give them all kinds of tainty because the Big Red have 26-21 to join BU, URI and UMass, Plymoutt) State wrapped up the Ji'lH 6, (^iinurltH 5 systems. HOLIDAYS- Theresa Derrane the fourth straight on the road for credit. They kept working. We At Winnieg, Manitoba, Morris to expected fight won three straight and. the Ivy which shut out New Hampshire, as New England Conference title and a Doctors at Desert Springs Minnesota. scored four goals and had a two-goal League works in wondrous ways. quadchampions. But BU’s 2-1 mark 10-0 season with a 5513 rout over I.ll-S?!, Dot Christensen 134, Patty Lukowich scored twice in the third Hospital said Kim, 23, suffered Narbutas 141. "When we were down 2-0. it lead in the third period. That should period to lift Winnipeg. Lukowich cini at Las Vegas, Nev. eye. against the other three champions is Curry. Amherst showed similar massive brain damage when he was could've been a curtain call, " said be enough to win.” By United Press International In short, Harvard needs help if tops in the head-to-head tiebreaker prowess in winning the Little Three notched the game-winner at 9:01 of Pryor won on a 14th-round “He’s alLright,” said his trainer, hit with a right hand in the 14th* I'.S. MIXKD- Ernie Whipple 212- Chicago coach Orville Tessier. "Our BrtiiiiH 7, BIuch 3 the final period by flipping a 5-foot Ray “ Boom Boom” Mancini and technical knockout as Arguello lay 71-year-old Elddie Futch. they are to become co-or tricham system and thus the Terriers go to a crown with a 52-26 trouncing of round and his chances of survival Soviet Union power play is pretty good. I’m quite pions with a 5-2 regord. Dartmouth post-season game for the first time Williams. Bowdoin won the 577, Walt DeLisle 202-552, Ed Larson At Boston, Ray Bourque had two wristshot over sliding Vancouver Aaron Pryor moved closer to an unconscious for several minutes, Later, a representative for were small. 249-600, Ray Bonetti 207, Rich pleased that everybody did his job. goals and two assists to lead Boston. goalie Richard Brodeur. '' expected lightweight showdown, but while Kim, 23, lapsed into a coma Arguello filed a protest with the and Princeton tied with 52 league since the Pasadena Bowl in 1969, mythical CBB (Colby, Bates, Bow-, “These injuries are usually on win skein Larmer had his biggest night and marks in 1963. when they lost to San Diego State. doin) title with an 152 win over Pecker 529, Regis Longtin 201, John another young fighter has apparent seconds after Mancini slammed a WBA and the Miami Boxing Com fatal,’’ said Dr. Lonnie Ham Kozicki 542, Kris McLaughlin 187- BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPI) - ly paid a terrible price for it. hard right hand to his head at the mission, charging that Pryor used The Crimson thought they had The playoffs begin Nov. 27. Colby. m argren, a neurosurgeon who won the Penn game. They rallied for BU may not be New England’s Elsewhere, AIC edged crosstown 484, Linda Battoe 490, Marge DeLi The touring Soviet Union basketball Manchester swimmers 19second mark of the 14th round of foreign substances during the fight removed a large blood clot from sle 207-505, Sue Hale 477, Dale team won its fifth game in six tries While Alexis Arguello escaped their scheduled 15-round title fight. and failed to take a specified urine 2l points in the fourth period and only representative in the I-AA rival Springfield 24-17; Bridgewater pirn's head during ^ 2'4!hour opera from Pryor’s fearsome junior then watched as Shulman missed a playoffs. Holy Cross upped its State clubbed Westfield State 37-19 r Pecker 205-470, Sue Cote 451, Jenny Sunday, as Arvidas Sabonis and Mancini and his family and fight test after the fight. tion Saturday. Fenn 184-490, Sharon Madore 184- ■Sergey Jovajsha combined for 47 Soccer garner 11th placements welterweight onslaught Friday camp attended a special mass Sun field goal at the end. But Harvard record to 52 with a 21-7 victory over Coast Guard nipped Hofstra 1^9; Kim lapsed into a coma from a night at Miami with relatively was penalized for roughing the Maine and improved its playoff Delaware State downed 485, Diane Brennan 189-469, Sheila points to lead the Soviets to an 87-77 day to pray for the injured fighter. cerebral hemorrhage seconds after Price ,194-188-178-560. exhibition victory over Indiana. V Two members of the Manchester Both are treshmen. minor injuries, Korean boxer Duk- “I am very saddened and very kicker and Shulman made good on hopes. It also probably ended those Northeastern 157; Maine Maritime Mancini slammed a hard right hand Koo Kim remained alive Sunday his second chance. of Maine, which saw its six-game crushed Framingham State 44-0; The Soviets lost to Wichita State High girls’ swimming team brought sorry^” Mancini said. “I’ll keep Syracuse No. 1 to the Oriental boxer’s head 19 MKRCA.NTII.K- Dick Krinjak 81-80 Thursday. They had beaten home llUi^lacements at Saturday’s Nancy Granger and Ginger only with the aid of a life support praying, hoping I’ll, get some The only other Ivy school still in winning streak snapped and finished Massachusetts Maritime blanked seconds into the 14th round of their 7-4, its first winning season since Western New England 13-0; 135- .381, Russ Wilson 140-372, Bill Pepperdine, Fresno State, Oregon, state ClUs L Championship Meet at Piotrowski also competed in the system after suffering a cerebral answers to some of the questions I the title picture is-Dartmouth, scheduled 15-round nationally in Big East which also won in the last-minute by 1976. Millersville defeated New Haven 35 Sheekey 145-385, John Lachapelle and Washington State. Strikers Hamden High. diving but failed to qualify lor the hemorrhage during a World Boxing have been having the last couple of televised bout at Caesars Palace. 153-1,39-422, Travis Cook 138-386, Indiana led 42-38 at halftime, and Maryann Troy took 11th spot in final round of dives. Granger just days.” overtaking Brown 22-16.. The Big “I think we’re a strong contender 14; Nichols shut out Western Hammargren said "in all Manchester Strikers (boys 12 and Green can finish 52 with a win over and should be consider^ seriously Connecticut 10-0; Norwich beat John Aceto 141-354, George Barber the game remained close through under) fell to Farmington", 2-0, in a the 200-yard freestyle while Shelley missed out, taking 13th spot in the Association lightweight cham Mancini, who said he was “kind of probability” a small vein was rup 139-372, Chuck Barrera Sr. 142-145- the first six minutes of the second Factors garnered llth in diving. qualifying. The top 12 advanced. pionship bout Saturday against Man- numb,” did not blame himself for soccer play Princeton and could tie Penn if the regardless of whether we beat BG,” Middlebury 2514; Southern Connec tured in the right side of Kim’s brain third round Connecticut Junior Quakers lose. said Holy Cross coach Rick Carter, ticut whitewashed Central Connec 389, Dick Simmons 135-185-135-455, half. But the Hopsiers started Soccer Association Cup Tournament Kim’s injury but could not even from a single blow thrown by Man Leo Foglia 136-143-405, Mel Burbank making mistakes while trying to get begin to think about his own future Yale tuned up for its showdown whose two losses have both come in ticut 24-0; Tufts downed Bates 21-0. cini late in the fight. test Saturday at MCC’s Cougar STORRS (UPI) - A goal In the 136- 146-155-437, Dave Barrera 164- the ball inside the Soviet zone, and Field. in the ring. “ I haven’t seen the films of the 192474, Ken Montie 143-369, Greg the Russian team charged ahead 65- “It could, easily have been me(” fourth Sudden death overtime has fight and could not say if it was the Craig Smith. Joe LaRosa. J.J. given Syracuse a 1-0 win over Lukas 141-143-136-420, O aig Pinney 56 with 9:47 remaining. he said. “What’s to say it couldn’t be last blow, but in ail probability, it Gorman and Paul Henrys played Boston College and the first Big 148-.383, Don Flavell 144-377, Pete me next time?” was,” he said. The physician said well for the Strikers, who finished East soccer championship. Larson 148-138-415, Walt Bender 158- up 11-9-2. Kim, who weighed a half pound Kim could not have fought for very 377, Bill Colby 150-153-407, Bob M S Oil Co. lighter than Mancini at 134V4, had a Jim Powers took an outlet pass long with such an injury. from goalkeeper Joe Papaieo and NFL strike in hands Cuned 135, Bill Lukas III 19C431, Watar WiKo Korosoiia record of 17-1-1 going ihto the title Asked if Kim could have had an Raiders sprinted 20 yards downfield to score Daryl Lukas 141, Walt Jacy 137, andfualOM fight. The Seoul native had won his earlier injury that surfaced in the Fred Lachapelle 351, Sam delivered to your home Manchester Raiders’ 11-and-under last 12 fights and was the WBA’s No. at 160:28 Sunday, as the Orangemen 14th round, Hammargren said no. squad was ousted in Connecticut downed Boston College. McAllister 359, Bob Whalen 370, Ron * anytime. 1 contender in the lightweight ranks. “Thirteen-plus rounds show he DuBlois 350, Rich Luko 362, Stan Junior Soccer Association Cup The Las Vegas bout was his first Syracuse senior back Billy had no head injury coming into the 6 4 6 - 1 9 M Dorante of Spring Valley, N.V., was Jarvis .351, Mike Pagan! 376, Bill tourney play Saturday, '3-0, by the fight outside the Orient. of Union head Garvey fight,’’ said the neurosurgeon, who Adamy 371, Hank Frey 358, Jim Bell Wilton Wonders in Wilton. ■ chosen most valuable player of tour said the injury could have occurred Dr. Lonnie Hammargren, the nament. .364, Ward Holmes 362, Les Jim Melesko played well in goal neurosurgeon who removed a large at any time. The defensive battle featured a Christensen 376. CAR CARE for the Raiders with Jeremy blood clot from Kim’s head during a NEW YORK (UPI) - ’The NFL’s Dieterle, Dan Kelsey, Jeff total of only 28 shots by both teams, team and utilizing the idle week scheduled to run through 1986. CORNER 2Vk-hour operation Saturday, said Management Council has two words before the Super Bowl, scheduled Modell said he has been asked by Staniunas. and John Melesko also Sunday Kim’s condition worsened 16 by BU and 12 by Syracuse. for union head EM Garvey. Papaieo made seven saves for the for Jan. 30 in Pasadena, Calif. four players to discuss the owners’ turning in strong efforts for during the night and a respirator Sign here. Finding a buyer for spor Manchester. Orangemen, while Boston. College When the NFLPA declared a contract offer with the team. Modell was attached to the injured fighter The league’s bargaining arm said strike effective Sept. 21, with just declined to name the players but ting goods is easy when you to keep him breathing. goaltender Gordie Farkouh had advertise in Classified. three saves. Sunday the 75page proposal to the two of the 16 regular season said two were “definitely team 19th hole “We know there is massive brain striking Players Association weekends played,' it meant a sub leader types.” AUTO REPAIRS damage,” Hammargren said. “His Syracuse finished the regular represents its final offer and in stantial segment of the league’s 1,- In a related development, the Country Club eyes are fixed and almost all of bis season 16-3-3 and was ranked first in dicated the 1982 . season will simply 500 players were taking a risk in club’s 70 office employees will have J. reflexes are gone. We always try to the tournament. BC is 14-4-4. Both wither away unless executive direc NFL pensions. their salaries and hours cut by 50 ADventnres 0 keep a little hope, but his chances of tor Garvey accepts the package. Curt Mosher, club liaison with the WE SERVICE ALL Roger Auotlii SWEEPS- Gross —Dave Kaye 77, teams are expected to be top can percent Monday. Servfcg Manager Len Horvath 78; Net »-Ray Gordon survival are very,.small.” didates for the NCAA Division I Before the last round of talks Management Council, said there In a letter to the employees Homm of Mr. Goodwranch GENERAL MOTOR 77-7-70, Paul Rossetto 87-16-71, Fred Ham m argren said "in All Regional tournament that begins broke off Nov. 6, Chuck Sullivan, were currently 166 players on NFL Friday, an act Modell termed “the Your daily car check should probability” a small vein was rup CARS AND TRUCKS begin ^befc^before starling each Lennon 83-10-73, Frank Lipinski 87- next week. ' head of the Council’s executive com- rosters who would not be vested in hardest and most distasteful task day’s trip. Walk all the way 5 14-73 tured in the right side of Kim’s brain -mittee, said “99.9 percent of the the league’s pension system at the I’ve had in 22 years,”>^e Browns’ • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS aound your car and examine from the blow thrown by Mancini league's offer” was on the table, but end of 1982 if no more games are owner said “the damageXuffered by the tires, lighu (are any lenses The NCAA-champion University COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS broken?), and doors (closed Hole-in-one late in the fight. Council spokesman Jim Miller said played this season. ( ^the (Heveland Browns’ organization tightly?). Examine your gar Pryor, who is unbeaten, ended of Connecticut was knocked out ip Sunday the final fraction is also in “That’s the number of three-y^r 'is irreparable, regardless of REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS age floor for signs of trouole. Bob Behllng aced the 188-yard, the fiiyt round Friday in a 2-1 loss to Rusty water on the floor Arguello’s dream of an un cluded in the proposal as the players on current rosters and the whether, or when a union settlement AUTO PAINTING between the front wheels in 18th hole Saturday using a 6-iron. He precedented fourth division title by Boston College. Syracuse defeated walkout heads into its 56th day. by-laws stipulate you must have is reached, or whether or not any dicates a leaky cooling system CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE which could cause overheating was in a foursome with Aido D'Ap- hammering him against the ropes at St. Johns 3-2 In the opening game to “If Garvey says he is ready to four years of credit, with at least games are played this year.” polonio, John Wilko ana Bill Ahn. reach the finals. on the highway and leave you the conclusion of a thrilling fi^ t. In accept pur offer we’ll go back to the three games in each season, to Modell said the cutback would 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE slrandecT Dark blue-black I' defending his WBA crown, Pryor bargaimng table and that’s the only qualify,” he said. even extend tb his own salary, es stains under the engine in The All-Tournament squad dicate oil leakage that could Tallwood thus earned tl.6 million, and now be way,” said Miller. “If they simply In Cleveland, Browns’ player timated at 9200,000 per year. I GOT HIM IN THE INANT ruin your engine. A puddle of selected by coaches of the four pink. gray, or tan liquid under Kent 12- Loss gross, Nick Pahouiis would like to cadi in against Man say they have a new proposal to representative Doug Dieken u id ADS.WiERE ELSt? teams includes Syracuse players, the front-seat position in 47. Low net, 'Bob Russeil 48-8-40, cini. make to us, that’s not good enough. club owner Art Modell would be dicates that fluid is leaking “I’m going to try to give Boom Dorante, Papaieo of Syracuse, N.Y., We’ve heard all their lines before; welcome to attend a players’ f f i p n o v e t i CARTER from the automatic transmis Frank Woityna 47-5-42, Bob Boom Mancini a shot,” Pryor said. Dean Foti of Oneonta, N.Y. and what they say and what they do are meeting Monday but will not be in sion. Do not confuse any of the Chambers 49-5-44; Kickers - Bill above with puddles of normal “It makes no difference to me, drop Stephen Klaus of Glendale, N.Y. two entirely different things.” vited. Modell was scheduled to water or melted snow that may Dowd 8, Les Christensen, Boh ping down In weight. I can fight just The iingue’i current four-year return Sunday night from New ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. drip from your car and are Lebreux, Richard Vizard 0, as well as a lightweight. I might also Boston College representatives. proptmj, presented to the union as a York, where he had been par harmless... consider going up the* were Farkouh of Maidiasset, N.Y., oxnprdii^ve ?9^ge document ticipating in meetings concerning MSURMISMTHS SMGE John Carroll of Needham, Maisa., EM welterweights." Nov. 8, Is valued at 11.313 billion ac ‘the NFL’s television contract.'He is 1229 MAIN ST. nistvpota!! BriM Streak Intact Arguello collapeed on the canvas Capoblanco of Glen Head, N.Y. and ' cording to the Council. The last un chairman of the league’s TV com 1914 AUTO REPAIR MANCHESTER your car to DIlXON FORD UPI photo after the hoot was stopped and he Jorge Monotoya of Newton, Mais. ion offer u for $1.1 billion spread mittee. where our experienced MILAN, Italy (UPI) — The world technicians will make your car was unconscious for several over three yeara. 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C«nt«r StrM t dependability is a tradition ’ .Mart hia Navratilova watchas during winning Doubles Championship In Houston. Soores bad to be aaslste^ ie a v ^ the ring "opening European . Championship and needed treatment for a broken Jq ^ Handler of Ridgewood, N.Y.,’" e i^ t acrubbed weeks can be nude off. The NFL signed a M.l billion ManchMtor, Cl. match against Sherwood Stewart and JoAnn were 8-4, 6-3, 7-6. SDOJIAL MOTCaS H U m DIVISION qualifying Group 5 ipatch. nose and lacerations over his left were tapped from St. John’a. up, eUmlnatlng a second wild card television package this spring » 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. 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Call tires (4 set studded snow incorrect insertion and Manchester. encourage you to make as large mounted on Vega rims, 649-8221. ■; decorated one bedroom or 278-2041 sonal needs. Also, overflow tires) and 1 rim, all 14” , then only tp the size ol a down payment as you can. like new. Goodyear. $20.00 apartment. Access to shop- A R E YOU MAKING for larger companies. Call good condition, $ 1 25 or best the original insertion. I'he m ore .you are able to pay each. Call 643-9132. TWO MAIDS of Honor jiing centers, buslines and TOWN OP M ANCHItTKII If you 647-9780 - Your Business 5 WHAT YOU'RE WORTH? Khools. For further details reasonable offer. 64 9-99 04 LEGAL NOTICE Errors which do not CARPENTER - All around down, they say. the more you f u l l y S E A S O N E D gowns size seven and te'nj Office, between 9 and 3, after 6 pm. At a meeting held on November 8, 1982 the Planning and Zoning Cbm- repair person including, Stop complaining and do w ill save on interest costs, the TWO C78 X 14 white wall $35.00 for both. Telephone please call 528-4196 lessen the value of the Monday - Friday. Firewood cut to length, mission made the following decisions; \ general plumbing, drywalL something about it. lower .vour monthly mortgage tires, fair condition. $10.00 742-9929. . .! between 9 and 5 pm or advertisement will not split and delivered. $90. a Autoa For Sale 61 ROXIE E. LEONE • (L-26) • Approved the application, adopted a zoning hanging ceilings and pain Sales'Management liayments will be and the more each. Call Tony 649-8649 after 5 pm and weekends, be corrected by an ad WOULD LOVE to watch cord. Call 649-1831 classification of Planned Residence Development for a parcel of ap ting. Reply Box JJ. c/o The Positions available in the vou will have available for after 5 p.m. or on KODAK INSTANT Camera 84 9 -7 1 5 7 . ditional insertion. fastest growing indukry in your pre-schooler in my anytime. 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 proximately 3.62 acres, and approved with modifications the General Manchester Herald. other things and for savings weekends. EK6, uses prlO film, elec Plan of Development - 351V ^ n c e r Street (effective date • November the nation. (Health & borne. Snacks and luncb MANCHESTER - Main cyl., automatic, air- \l.so, tile more you have in SMALL PORTABLE tronic flash included-. 22 1982). have something to provided. Call Carol, 646- conditioning, 2 7 ,0 0 0 miles. Nutrition). Complete cor WHITE FRENCH Provin Street. 2-3 room s. Heated. RECEPTIONIST with ac vested in your house, the more 8402. Television. Use electric $15.00. 649-2696. Superb car! Many extras! ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT (Z-61) - Adopted revisions to porate training. Call H. cial double bed, asking Hot water. Appliances. No Article II. Section 2.02.06 regarding cemeteries (effective date • curate typing skills for vour credit rating will bh plug or cigarette lighter. $4495 . 644-2942. Manchester office. Mendello. 6.35-6455. cniiancrd Of course, income $30.00. Phone 6 4 6 -0 8 6 7 . USED THERMO-PANE bets. .Security. Parking. November 22, 1982). RENT-A-MOM and ser $35.00. Call Judy, 647-0184, ROBERT R. REGIUS (R*U) - Approved the application and adopted a (Jl\r Experience not necessary. tax considerations, alternative 5 2 3 -7 0 4 7 . vices offered. Shopping, sliding glass doors wit^ 1972 DODGE MAXI-VAN. zoning classification of Industrial for a parcel of approximately 1.38 Car essential. Call 872-8492 BOOKKEEPING- use of funds. bank QUEEN SIZE Waterbed, FOR SALE - love seat, gold frame and screen, 6’ x MACHINE Operator for transportation, laundry, SIX ROOM DUPLEX for Beds, table, counter and acres - 40V to 68V Loomis Street (effective date - November 22,1982). iH andirsfrr for appointment. rccpiirements and family in lall set up. Baffled m at tapestry like fabric, 6'8” , needs one gaskqt- A copy of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk's office. accounts receivable. Ap pets, bousesitting, and any rent - yard, basement, at sink, many extras, sell for less than$99°° excellent condition. Will come arc the other factors in- reasonable service. Call tress. $125 or best offer. Asking $60.00. 646-4762. automatic transmission, PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FINELLE INDUSTRIES proximately .30 hours per vidved sacrifice for $80.00. Phone tic, shed. $ 4 00 monthly. Mom at 646-4922 between 9 647-0191;' ...... ••ti« good condition. Must sell - Leo Kwash, Secretary H r r a h 'i is interviewing now for week. Steady employment 646-3179. Pall 6 4 6 -6 8 6 7 , after 5:00 Dated this 15th day of November. 1982 am and 7 pm. Dogs-BIrds-Pata 43 ^ $1500 or best offer. 8 7 5 - positions in your home with wholesale distributor p.m. 016-11 in Manchester. Apply FOR SALE-Cheap! USED 6128. town. High earning Painting-Papering 32 Windows, Call 649-4210. HOOVER COMMERCIAL F R E E TO GOOD Home - positions working part Manchester Tobacco and Through our long form vacuum, heavy duty, FXIUR ROOM apartment •••••••••••••••• »••••••• four adorable abandoned 1978 CHEVETTE, four time or full time teaching Candy Company, 299 Green aMoclatlons with local hnan, enclosed motor, excellent with heat included. ...fill out the coupon WOMAN’S CHOCOLATE grey LH kittens. Call 52S - Hoad - between l.and 5 pm. clal loatllutiona TEDFORD INTERIOR PAINTING, Walking distance to Main speed, $2500. E xcellen t make-up and skin care Brown cordory coat, wool for carpeted store or beau 5110 or 649-2345. TOWN OF MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE, CENTURY over ten years experience, Street. First floor with condition. Telephone 6 4 6 - □ NOTICES techniques. Training low rates and senior citizen lining, very warm. Prac ty salon. $95.00. Will handle LEGAL NOTICE HIGH SCHOOL Junior or 21, Rt. 44A, Bolton Notch, private entrance. $ 4 50 per 1236. provided. Management discount. 643-9980. tically brand new. $60.00. shag rugs. 646-2439. Produce SO The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Monday, levels available. I\ot door Senior boy for snow Bolton 647-9914 can many month. Call 6 4 9 -2 9 4 7 . November 22. 1982 at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, Telephone 232-8528 after •••••••••••••••••••••••« 1969 MUSTANG - 3 sp ^ . Lo st and Found 1 to door. NEW Oldsmobile removal. Private north end llmaa help to allmlnata aoma FOR SALE - three 31 ‘/i” by 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and consider the following INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 5:30 p.m. CABBAGE - Large heads. Good running condition. Cutlass Supreme when residence. Must be strong, of lha unnacaaaary atapa In 63” combination storm SV4 ROOM APARTMENT. petitions: below FOUND - SET OF KEYS responsible and available obtaining a mortgaga. Wa ara PAINTING - Wallpapering 40 cents each. Cut your Private home. Heat, $1000. 295-9734 after 5:00 ITEM 1 NO. 906 - John Dewart • Request variance of Article II, Section qualified. For appointment and Drywall Installation. CLIPPER MIST all windows at $10.00 each. own. 649-6828. at Lincoln Center. Can be all winter. Call 871-6267 to known for our dapandablo appliances. Working single p.m. 1.03.0I(r) (1), (6) and (9) to permit the storage and sale of live bait from call .Mr. Radin, collect, w e a t h e r c o a t , 1 8 W. Call 643-7846 or 649-8188. picked up at the arrange for interview or and poraonallzad aarviba In Quality professional work. aault only. No a detached garage • 437 Mi North Main Street • Residence Zone B. (Conn.) 272-0800, Humidifier, 17 gallon. 1968 ITEM 2 NO. 907 • Carol Jackston • Ftequest variance of Article II, Sec-^ Manchester Herald Office leave message. evary aapact of real aatala ao Reasonable prices. Free pets/children. Telephone 1979 >/z SEDAN DEVILLE Thursday, Friday, Satur Ford LTD, four door, for FOUR BAR STOOLS, tion 4.02.01 (d) or (e) in connecticm with a conversion of a single-family' between 8:30 and 5 p.m. tat ua pul our knowladga and Estimates! Fully insured. * RENTALS Cadillac, diesel with day or Monday anytime. wooden slat back and seat, dwelling to two-family occupancy, to permit living area on the first floor N G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. parts. 649-7728. extras. Special paint. .Monday - Friday. MATURE WOMAN to raputatlon to work for you. black wrought iron legs, Rooma tor Rant 52 of 1,030 square feet (1100 square feet required) or to permit exterior teach skin care and make Wa'ra National Bui Wa'ra PLEASANT FOUR Excellent condition. Must BABYSITTER Wanted - SCREENED LOAM - good for cottage or college. structural changes (back deck and entry) - 25 Hollister Street - on