9 - MAWCHESTER HERALD, We^wtdav. Aaiil 1. m i SPORTS REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Artist confronts Whii# cBnchliifl weighty Issues Is pift onlioM REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK AN EAGER fmrturing: Strano Real Estate HOME BUYER CHECKS THE REAL ESTATE iHaiirlipatrr Hrralfi PAGE IN THE •y 0' j WILLINGTON Thursday, April 2,1507 30 Cams 6 Rooms, Main Floor Like “ New” Condition Very Open & Spacious MANCHESTER 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Newly Remodeled, Eat-in E n clos^ Porch & Sun Erkelens A Coal/Wood/Oil Combo Kitchen Deck Furnace Above Ground Pool 2 Car Garage w/Loft HERALD Swollen rivers (4 smart old) Fiat Lot (1.2 Acres) offers to LOWER LEVEL - TWO 3 Room, In-Law Apartments with fully applianced kitchens, private entrances. Walk-out to back yard. One has he see your listings?! force hundreds lovely fireplace. Good size apartments! >175,000.00 quit post P ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” 156 E. C EN TER ST.. M ANCHESTER, CT. C r w iT h A TkTd^ A -r ^ C EN TER ST.. M ANCHESTER, CT. C l . 643-2711 ■y Brant Layman c a l l t o d a y - -**s o l d *^ Th* Anoclotad Prass to seek shelter ^ STRANO REAL ESTATE 647 ask for DobMo HARTFORD - Hauri F. Erkal- ans, wbow short tenure as the where the Conoectictrt > k 8y Th* AaaecNitad Frata state’s flrst inspector general has fleed stage at • feet, eraet was H K I been ptafiied by controversy, today expected at about 14 fast thia D.W.FISH^Jj^I { (f )ii i( Soma of the worst Now England offered to realgn to help aavo the floodim n years forced hmidreda of aftaneoa. PoUea Sgt. Ntefcalaa office from elimination by the people Into thdters today after Baron* said there was mhior straet legfalature. rivers and streams swollen from fleodiag in parts of MIddeletewB, Manchester *106,000 When you're thinking of The 94-year-oM Erkriena has Including a parh on tha rivaraMa. Newer Deling. CItermIng 6 room ivi rain and mriting snow beret a dam, elory Cape atyle home. Offering 2 been criticized by a number of waehed out r o a ^ and carried off a The Farmington Rlvar in Siraa- Bfra, Vk baihe, dining room den, buying or selling, or just lawmakers for seeming more inter- biatorlc covsred bridge. bury naarad Hs eraet at flood etas* galley-type kDchen. Perfect etarter eeted in espionage than In weeihng A state of emergency remained In of It foot m Wadnasday and wa* home with numaroua poealMIDiaa. out waste, fraud and abuae in state effect today in Maine. expected to fall slowly ovenrip' need to consult someone government, the Job he was hired to A spring thaw coupled with a Simebnry pMlce reported do In August. blustei7 storm that dropped uptoS flooding. on your Real Estate needs, "N o man is more important than inches ^ rain on Wednesday caused Elsewhere, Tueeday't rain was the office he serves,” Erkelens told the flooding, which was made more blamed for a seboM bus aeddent in a news conference. eevere by snowcover up to three Alton, N.H., that sent sight cMIdran to a hospital wHh minor Injuries. In Maneheeter Pull Dormurud $124,000 call us - we’re always "1 feel if there is a l percent times heavier than normal In the Nashua, snrgliw waters bampersd Cape with flreplaced living room, good alzed dining room, chance that the office will survive mountains of New England. Manchester *118,900 “ The water It going to stay high a search for a parson who witnessss ■I It ■■ ap^lanced kttchen and bedroom on the main level with 2 extra by my stepping down .... If it would BeautHul newer Condo In mint willing to assist you! for a a lille," said Springfield, said fell into the Nashua River and condDlon. Two BfTe. 1'A oaramic large badroome upataira, 2 full bathe, located on a quiet street In a still any criticism whatsoever or Maes., Civil Defense director Al­ Is presumed drowned. tiled bathe, cheery dining room. nice location. any apprehensions regarding the Victorian atyle window* and trim, bert Berts. In Dover-Foxcroft, Maine, the i I six panel doora, laundry hook-upa. office, then I feel it’a worth doing,’ ’ In Berlin, Conn., town officials Plscataqule River knocked down a walk out baeamenl. Excellonl Call for a free market analysis of he said. say a burst dam from a Meriden •ervlca station retaining wall and location. your present home. Erkelens sent bis resignation reservoir is responsible for at least carried off three gaedlna storage letter to Sen. John B. Laraon, 9190,000 worth of flood damage and tanks containing up to 19,999 D-East Hartford, cochairman of they expect restitution from tiie gallons each, authorities said. A the Legislative Management Com­ nelghborlig city. bridge downstream was cleoed — FREE HOME EVALUATION — mittee, and asked for a quick One person was hurt, a golf because of a threat of explodon. response. course was damaged, portions of In Maine, a concrete bridge over Legislative leaders, fed up with Route 194 were waehed away and the surging Sandy River naar U&R REALTY CO. what one described as Erkelens’ several private yards were dam­ Farmington collapa^, and surging i ^ e S e n 4 y ~ ^ Manehaelar fla/ax or QoH $152,500 paramilitary style and trivial use of aged after the dam buret on the water carried oft th* blateric at Ihle luxurious 3 bedroom Condominium bordering the golf his Ume, voted in committee along mmmere Reeervoir aftef a day of Lowe’s Covered Bridge In OuUford, REAL ESTATE SERVICES arrsATeBiif course. All large rooms Including aheetrocked basement for future 643-2*92 party lines last month to abolish the pelting rains statewide on Tuesday. which washed up 9 miles down­ stream, authorities said. 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 family room, fireplace, central air, large deck, 2,00S-gallon oil tank ware swept The bill Is awaiting acUon by the Wednesday that the Connecticut Into the Kennebec River In Wins­ full legislature. Marie Vellleux (center) Is evacuated by River went over Its banks Wednesday. River was expected to crest this low. Near-record flood levels were The Republican-controlled Gen­ morning In Hartford at 14 feet — 9 reported along the river, which was 2 eral Assembly created the office In rescue workers from her home In Maine was declared • state of emer­ feet over flood state. expected to crest today In Augusta THINKING OF SELLING??? 1988 as an Independent watchdog Augusta, Maine, after the Kennebec gency due to severe flooding. In flood-prone Middletown, 18 feat above flood stage. CALL US FOR A MARKET agency. State auditors and many law­ EVALUATION OF YOUR 90 Wtllman Road makers questioned the need for the PROPERTY Spaeloua and alagani CAPE COD of 6 rooma PLUS a raal nloa rao room. office, saying it duplicated the Job NO CHARGE - NO OBLIGATION. Thia ovaralzad homa la loadad with axiraa Including a CENTER ISLAND already being performed by the in lha kDchan and a larga daok for groat SUMMER BARBEOUES... auditors, the chief state’s attorney, U.S. soldier and his wife defect to Soviet Union YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID! •130,900.00 state police and the attorney 647-8400 Dir: Eaat Cantor St. to Portar SI. to Wollman Rd. naar tho cul-da-aae general. MOSCOW (A P) - A U S. Army newa briefing that both Roberts and Soviet Union or how they had Heidelberg, West Germany, said: breaking the rule barring contact Real listate But Erkelens’ real troubles didn’t soldier and his wife have been his wife were granted asylum by arrived. ‘ T v e Just seen the report. I’ve done with Soviets by having an affair granted asylum by the Kremlin, a begin until he submitted a budget the Presidium of the Supreme "They have chosen for their some checking around. We have with a Soviet woman and lying Soviet official said today. In the request last fall that included Soviet because "they were afraid of honeymoon the Turkmenian nothing on It at this time.” about It. first known detection of an Ameri­ being victimised tor their progres­ 647-8400 money for wiretapping devices, U.S.S.R,” Gerasimov said, refer­ The reported defections came The 19 Marine guards now at the can serviceman to the Soviet Union sive views.” undercover disguises and guns. ring to the Central Aslan Soviet amid an espionage scandal at the embasay are to be sent home within since the Vietnam War. He said Roberts "had been republic that borders Afghanistan, U.S. Embaasy In Moscow that U.S. the next month. 168 Main Street, Manchester Deputy House Speaker David Foreign Ministry spokesman persecuted” while stationed In Pakistan and China. authoiitiea say may have com­ The last known American defec­ Lavine, D-Durham, who sponaored Gennady Gerasimov Identified the West Germany in the U.S. Army, In Washington, Pentagon offi­ promised Its communicatlone. tor was Arnold Lockahin, an the bill to dismantle the post, SUCCESS STORY soldier as William E. Roberta, and but gave no details. Gerasimov did cials decline Immediate com­ Three former Marine guardi at American cancer specialist who Short youra with your family by ’ purohating Ihit NEW complained Erkelens had given the his West German wife as P. not give Roberte’ rank and ment, saying they were attempting the embassy have been arrested In was granted political aaylum In the CONTEMPORARY... 7 rooma Including a Itl floor family room and 2M office "a distinct uniformed and Neumann, and aald Roberts had hometown. to learn fu A ier detalla. And Rex the United States, two charged with Soviet Union last year after charg­ balht. Tha NEIQHBORHOOD It noarly KID PROOF to BRING ON THE booted look.” been based in West Germany. The Soviet official gave no details Orlbble, a spokesman for the U.S. espionage. The third Marine Is ing be had been pereecuted and BIKES - •1B8.000.00. “ The paramilitary aipecta of­ Gerasimov told reporters at a of when the couple entered the Arm y's European Headquarters in being investigated for allegedly hounded outofhlsjob- fended any number of us,” Lavine said at the time. “ This showed the worst aspects of the inspector general’s office. From my stand­ Reagan launches personal appeal to sustain veto ONCE IN A BLUE MOON.. point, this Is an embarrassment to THINK FAST!!! “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!’ the legislature.” You'll Ttnd a house with so many extras, 9 Or this one might get by you! Nice S-*- room Erkelens has also been critldied WASHINGTGN (AP) - Presi­ " I advised the president 1 wasn’t The .Senate voted narrowly to One Republican aide, speaking Democrat Is holding firm and IS rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, gourmet kitchen Ranch on quiet dead end street in Ellington. 3 121 for some of the cases he pursued. dent Reagan, in a last-ditch bid to sure It would succeed,” he eald. sustain the veto on Wednesday, but on condition of anonymity, said the Republicans have withstood tre­ with center islsnd and all appliances, inground bedrooms, 2 full baths, inground pool, Lavine cited one investigative sustain his veto of an |88 billion Dole said, ‘ ‘There’s no ray of hope freshman Sen. Terry Sanford of possibility of a vlalt to (^pltol Hill mendous pressure from the White Blanchard & Rossetto highway bill, decided to travel to out there” that he knows of and North Carolina — the lone Demo­ nad been dlicusied on Wednesday, House.” sprinklers, 3 car garage, central-vac, central I30'xl95‘ lot, coal stove, slate entrance foyer, .laaltr report that devoted more than four the Capitol today tor a personal conceded that Democrats have crat to support Reagan — an­ but was dropped then for tear that The Democratic count for today's air, beautiful landscaping next to Ellington economical to heat! Reduced to 1129,900.00. 646-2482 atliaai Otaaaaata pages to a dispute between two REAL ESTATE appeal to Republican senators. rounded up the S7 votes needed to Country au b . *349,000.00______state employees over the purchase nounced he was prepared to switch Reagan’s political risk was too expected vote included Sanford, the " It will be an effort by the override the veto. hia vote. large should the veto be overriden. -year-old freahman senator.. of an office chair. 69 prealdent” to persuade some law- Dole made the announcement a i Sanford’s announcement set oft a With Reagan’i vielt eet for late Senate OOP leader Bob Dole of The bill now before the legisla­ makere to switch their votes and OGP Whip Alan Simpson of Wyom­ scramble by Reaian, hie top aides morning, there was no word on Kansas conceded the president’s ture would return authority the 9 FOR LEASE sustain him In what has become a ing conc^ed, “ We’re etill hunting and Senate OGP leaders to find an when the roll call would be held. Initial victory, on a vote of 6 8 -1 8 , Joyce G. Epstein REALTY WORLD attorney general’a office had to high-atakee showdown between the for the missing link” In an effort to offsetting Republican vote. On Wedneeday night, following a was In doubt. If the vote were held Property Location: Investigate complaints from state president and Democratic majori­ sustain the veto, which wae over­ Their targets included IS Repub­ day of tenae maneuvering on and Immediately, the result would be a S4§ EAST CENTER ST. I po ll R4P 7 70Q 71Wp«;trpnlp' Sltm employees under n 1979 whistle­ Real Estate 1150 Tolland St., East Hartford, CT. r fprlipttp Assoriatp*; M tri(*hp«;tpt ('! (iRO.jr' ties of Congress, said Senate riden by the House on Tuesday on a lican! who voted to override the off the Senate floor. Sen. Alan 67-99 tally that would override th* MANCHESTER blowers statute. Republican leader Bob Dole. vote of >79-89. veto bn the first roll call. Cranston, D-Callt., said, "E very veto, be eald. WE GET RESULTS 647-8805 [B k1[| @ Ideal Usage: Offices - Light Industrial - Wholesale Vendor -k DIVISION OP THOMA5 A. BBNOIT iNT8RPRI$8$" TODAY’S HERALD WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL PETS ATTENTION Bam security costly 1. FIRST FLOOR - 2,000 -f-/— sq. ft. - 8 Open span. Concrete floor. Overhead door. Bath and large > ' Roagan talka AIDS Qatting bittar shower area. Very good condition. $1,000 per month. as chemicals remain President Reagan is vowing that The battle over how civil UaMUty OLASTONSURV-SMrmSBOOK 2. SECOND FLOOR - Approx. 2,200 sq. ft. "w e will find a way” to cure AIDS. lawsuits should bo handled In ProotlQloui davalopmant on Reagan talked extensively Wednes­ (fonnocUcut has turned into a bittar cul-do-MO now ahopplng and Suitable for 8 or more offices, wail-to-wall carpeted. 2 By John Mitchell ney representing Downcast Asso­ baths. *1,100 per month. Harold Reporter ciates, owner of the bam, said the day about deadly acquired Immune paraonal batUe between repraaan- highway*. Houoa* foatur* con- deficiency syndrome. Story on page tatives of the Inauranca Industry trw air, control vac, Individual company submitted the plans Btyting. Contamporatia* and 3. FIRST & SECOND FLOOR - 400 sq. ft. The owners of a bam on Pleasant March 31. 9. and Uw co-chairman at th* loglala- traditional*. Our plana or your*. 2 offices and a bath. Wall-to-wall carpeted. *480 per month Valley Road have paid the Man- According to Joseph Faryniart, a ture’B Judiciary Oommltta*. Story 7 Call today for dotalla. cheater Police Department about senior environmental analyst for Naw look for paga 2 on page 4. Separate Entrances - Two Months Security the DEP, the document lists 920,000 so far to watch the area A new comic strip, "What a Guy” Required - Open Lease 1 to 5 Years. specific, tested fertilizers and in- around the clock while the owners by Bill Hoest, debuts today, and secticidM housed in the bam, as work with the state Department of weather pictures drawn by Man­ TENANT TO PAY: UUlities, Maintenance. Air Condi­ well aa a proposal for removing the Imlax Environmental Protection to re­ chester school children return to a tioning, Service & Service Contract on Furnace. materiala. M OVI-m CONDmONIIII move potentially dangerous chemi­ redesigned weather package on S BWotOfiV cals inside. The bam had been used by its page 2. LANDLORD TO P A Y : Taxes, Insurance & Cold Water $155,900 former owner, the Hartman To­ Advic*. Lottory The owners have drafted aafbty Addition of the new comic in the FOREST HILLS Bssutiful horns situstad in nasriy 1 ter* lot. Among the bacco Co. of Bloomfleld. In shade Butinatt. Landlord will do some modifications. plans for removing the chemicals Herald’s Comics Sampler has Lovoly L-*hapwf 3 bedroom tobacco-growing opmUons. Ciatsmad . 10-20 many fine fsaturss of this horns ar* laros family room with from the bam, located at 15M brought about relocation of oOiw Ranch In th* Foraot Hllla a*, "Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” MeraM ptieto tay MBotNil When town ofRcials teamed built In book shsivos, sliding doors to 10 x 16 dock Pleasant Valley Road. The Depart­ foetures. “ Zim y,” the offbeat Comics______0 tion of Manohootor. Cathodral about the presence of the chemicals ooiling In Hving room with beau­ ovsrtooking large beck yard. Qrsat pises for gardsnsralll This former tobacco barn at 1524 Pleasant Valley Road ment of Environmental Protection comic strip by Bill Grifnth, moves Cewnocticut___4 will now begin to solicit bids from in January, concern an ae that cfnvnsmfiivfn la tiful full waN firaplao*. Offorad STRANO REAL ESTATE Call and 1st us show you thsss fsaturss and othsrtll has cost Its owners $20,000 so far to proalds to the comics page, and "Astro- at $164,SOO. different disposal firms. graph,” the dally astrology co­ Focus 11 156 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CT. ^ around-the-clock security. Thomas NIcol, a Hartford attor­ PIcaac tar* la page le lumn, Joins the page 2 lineup. Loeol n aw t.3.10 CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD’’f e j (203) 646-7709 A, f - MANcmvrat h e r a l d , n m otv. Amm z. m r MANCHEAfER HERALD. Thufater. Aarll t. HB7 — $

THE WEATHER I I REGIONAL WEATHER MmKhmmterlArea Youth Commission The Acco^Weatny^' »orf<;pvf for h A M . rnw4pap8r ta Bdocalioa Program homeowners prompted the change. snow falls in Midwest flgomorod The property had been administered by the stale Department Hartford Superior Court Judge decision. Judicial spokesman Law­ The Manchester Herald of Transportation. The Appalachian Mountain Gub has been George Stoughton has sealed a rence Moore said today he did not working to help develop the trail recommendation on whether Man­ know when that would be. chester attorney Anthony Pagano. In 1985. Pagano's law license was A century-old cold weather convicted in connection with the indefinitely suspended until he Kentucky as heavy rain and traffic-accident death of a Burling­ overcame any substance-abuse record was broken in Florida melting snow caused some of M C C gets $1,800 arts grant today while snow fell in Michigan ton man in 1984. should be allowed problems and his emotional and New England's worst flooding in Almanac to practice law again. and Colorado and rain spread Manchester Community Coliege was awarded a $1,800 grant mental health improved. In Janu­ years. 'The recommendation was deli­ from the East into the Midwest. from the state Commission on the Arts for exhibitions and ary. Pagano said he had done this vered to Stoughton Wednesday by Today's forecast called for demonstrations of crafts. and was ready to resume practice. Much of the South was under TODAY’S MOON: Between Richard Willard, chairman of the M -u ..« • $$ snow from western New England The college was one of 22 Connecticut organizations awarded a However, the relatives of the man the grip of a cold spell that broke new moon (March 29) and Standing Committee on Recom­ who was killed are opposed to across the lower Great Lakes, total of more than $86,000 by the commission in March. Weather picture by Kristen Malley, 9, of Bette Drive, a April 2, 1987 first quarter (April 6). mendations for Admission to the lifting the suspension. David Char- HsraM plwlo by FbNe or tied low-temperature records upper Michigan, the northern fourth-grader at Martin School. Toctoy Is the 92nd Bar. The panel had been deliberat­ est. 31. was killed in a head-on Wednesday in at least 40 cities TODAY’S TRIVIA: For which film did Appalachians and the upper Ohio day of 1987 and the ing since January after a hearing from Texas to Florida and north Alec Guinness receive an Oscar for collision with a car driven by Hanging out Valley, changing to rain over 14th day of spring. was held on a request by Pagano to to Maryland. Best Actor? (a) "Lawrence of Arabia" Andover GOP holds open house Pagano In Burlington. southeastern New York, New resume his law practice. CONNECTICUT WEATHER (b) "The Man In the White Suit” (c) "The Pagano was convicted of miscon­ Tina Matyschsyk tries climbing on the play equipment at The temperature in Key West, Jersey and eastern ANDOVER — Townspeople who want to meet the Republican Stoughton said today the recom­ duct with a motor vehicle, a felony. TODAY'S MSTORY: On this day In Bridge on the River Kwal” Waddell School playground on Wednesday afternoon, Fla., early today was 60 degrees, Pennsylvania. candidates in the May 4 municipal election are invited to an open mendation will be sealed until Chief He was fined $250. placed on 1982, Argentina seized the Falkland Is­ house being heid Saturday by retiring First Seiectman Jean S. when sunny skies brought hundreds of kids to town beating the record of 61 set in Highs were forecast in the 20s in Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: TODAY’S BARBS Justice Ellen Peters appoints a probation and ordered to do 150 lands, which had been held by Britain BY PHIL PA8TORET Gasper. three-judge panel to make a final playgrounds. 1887. Daytona Beach was 40, since 1833. Britain reclaimed the Falk- hours of community service. northern Michigan; 30s from Tonight and Friday, cloudy with showers likely. Low It's discouraging. Just when you get breaking by one degree the lands following a brief war. Gasper said the event wili be from 2 to 4 p.m. Refreshments will west central New England across tonight 35 to 40. High friday 45 to 50. Chance of rain 60 your goals targeted, you find out that be served. record set in 1976, and Miami's 54 the Great Lakes to eastern North beat the record 55 set in 1985. percent both tonight and Friday. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Hans Chris­ the boss Is a sharpshooter. Gasper’s home is at the comer of Hebronand Boston Hiii roads. Dakota; 60s to 70s from the tian Andersen (1805); Emile Zola No one knows who the first jogger was, Snow prompted travelers' advi­ Virginia coast across much of the East Coastal, West Coastal: Tonight and Friday, (1840); Harold Lloyd (1893); Alec Guin­ but they speculate that he was a politi­ sories in upper Michigan and South and into the West; 80s in cloudy with showers likely. Low tonight around 40. ness (1914); Jack Webb (1920). cian running lor office. southern California and the de­ northeast lower Michigan. Tra­ High Friday near 50. Chance of rain 60 percent both TODAY’S QUOTE: "Perfection Is such TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (c) Alec Voters’ canvass Is under way velers' advisories for snow were sert Southwest; and 40s to 50s tonight and Friday. a nuisance I often regret having cured Guinness won an Oscar for his perfor­ widespread in Colorado, where 9 across most of the rest of the myself of using tobacco" — Emile mance In "The Bridge on the River ’The registrars of voters’ annual canvass of voters in inches of snow fell west of nation. Zola. Manchester will take place this month. A representative wiii call Northwest Hills: Tonight and Friday, cloudy with Kwal.” Boulder while Denver had about 2 at each Manchester home to determine the registration status of for Temperatures around the na­ Inches. tion at 2 a.m. EST ranged from 14 rain or snow showers likely. Low tonight in the mid 30s. those who live there. New voter registration will also be taken by the canvassers, who will act as special assistant registrars. Rain spread from western New degrees at Warroad, Minn., to 67 High Friday 40 to 45. Chance of precipitation 60 Each canvasser will carry identification. The canvass helps York Into Ohio, Indiana and at Phoenix, Ariz. Agtrograph percent both tonight and Friday. the registrars update voting lists. ■I our taxes? to gratify pleasurable Interests use up time and attention which you should be Manchester has a clean sweep devoting to more serious mattersi today. The town’s annual spring street sweeping program is slated for ^Birthday VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Appraising the next 10 weeks. Sweeping will take place in areas bordered by situations from a selfish viewpoint today the following streets during the week of April 6 to 10. will Invite resistance from associates.' a Summit Street, Princeton Street, Middle Turnpike and PEOPLE Friday, April 3,1987 Make an effort to be aware of their posi- iInnB nn uuall Green Road. Patience and determination are called LtBRA (Sepi. 23-Ocl. 23) Think before a Brookfield Street, Coburn Road, East Center Street and for In the year ahead In order to realize speaking today, or else you may unin­ Woodbridge Street. 2 Pep talk Hoffman said she and her the ample rewards you'll be capable of tentionally make some comments that; a Broad Street, Main Street, West Middle Turnpike and husband, Frenis, ran a 164-acre achieving. Take setbacks in stride and will offend your listeners. The remarks Hilliard Street. Actor Garrett Morris, whose farm before retiring several move forward to victory. may be difficult to smooth over. line about baseball was "berry, ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Even a Waddell Road, Cooper Street, Hartford Road and West years ago. They have a son, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be careful Center Street. berry good" on "Saturday Night daughter and four grandchildren. though you may feel you have a lot of today that you aren't drawn into an un­ Interesting things to say today, give Residents are asked not to park on the above streets until they Live," plans a pep talk to the Los Along with her new title goes a usual situation which Is not of your mak­ Angeles Dodgers. those with whom you are conversing a ing, but where you'll have to share the are cleaned and to rake and sweep sand from lawns and $500 commercial speaking chance to also express their thoughts. "I'm going to tell them to keep penalties if It goes wrong. sidewalks into the street. course, a portrait, week-long Major changes are ahead lor Arles In SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Usu­ theireye on theball," Morris said stays at several resorts and the coming year. Send for your Astro- ally you're a positive thinker, but today Wednesday. "They had a bad nationwide appearances. Graph predictions today. Mall $1 to As­ your negative anticipation could Influ­ New Hope Manor nears Its goal year last year. Pedro Guerrero The pageant is run by Senior tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. ence your judgment In unproductive Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. was injured. I hear he was America Inc., a non-profit social- ways. New Hope Manor, a Manchester group home that helps carrying a bag of money to the Be sure to state your zodiac sign. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A re­ services organization based in TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If your emo­ teen-age girls deal with drug and alcohol problems, has raised bank and he sprained his leg." sponsibility that presently confronts New Jersey. tions are allowed to govern your actions you may pass from your hands tempo­ $70,000 in its $100,000 fund drive, which began in October. ‘"Baseball's been berry, berry In commercial affairs today, you may rarily today. Later, however. It might “ People from throughout the state, but especially from the good to me' is what most people botch things up. Be logical. have to be dealt with again. Manchester area, have been very supportive of our program and seem to remember about my five QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Should you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You< our efforts,” said New Hope President Theodore T. Cummings. run into opposition today, don't meet It years on ‘Saturday Night L ive,"’ Russian debut sense of values may be a trifle distorted Cummings said New Hope recently received a $39,000 donation Morris said. head-on. Confrontation will create today. This could cause you to be rathe! more problems; tactfulness will help re­ from the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving to renovate the He said he will revive his Maxim Shostakovich, son of the Intense about wanting something that solve differences. actually has little worth. Hartford Road building. impression of Chico Eicuela for Russian composer Dmitri Shosta­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your initial PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Benefits Cummings said he expects the group to reach its $100,000 goal kovich, is making his debut in TV the pep talk before the Dodgers tendencies today are to do things the will result from ways you'll manage your by July. play the California Angels on commericals and says it’s for a hard way. Be more imaginative; seek worldly affairs today, but you're not Donations may be sent to 48 Hartford Road, Manchester 06040. good cause. out the paths of least resistance. Sunday. MARY TYLER MOORE GARRETT MORRIS likely to be equally skillful In handling Morris now appears regularly LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't let desires human relationships. . . . moves across street He said W ednesday that he on NBC-TV's "Hunter" series. " I .. . Dodger talk fiimed grocery ads to help raise play the street character Sporty money for the finacially strapped James, an information broker, Theater was leased to a new batches of cookies and read so New Orleans Symphony, where some call him a snitch, but he's production, "Les Liaisons Dange- many books,” said Mabel Hof­ Carrent Qnotatioiis he is conducting and his son, not an evil character," he said. reuses,” necessitating the move. fman of Chaneysville, Pa., who Dmitri, is playing the piano in a (Tlovietinne- The two stars, carrying staffed was selected among 22 contest­ animals, a garbage can, a chair four-night "Shostakovich Times ants Wednesday in the sixth “AIDS information cannot be lack a certain maturity.” — and other assorted theatrical Three” series. Moving theater annual pageant in Atlantic City, what 8ome call ‘value-neutral.’ Arthar Hartmaa, U.S. ambaaaa- necessities, stopped traffic Wed­ N.J. The advertisement is a 30- After all, when it cornea to dor to Moacow when female With a chorus of “ There's No nesday as they made the trek Hoffman performed a humor­ second spot for Schwegmann preventing AIDS, don’t medicine Soviet apiea allegedly aeduced video ® Business Like Show Business," from old home to new. ous monologue while wearing a supermarkets showing the and morality teach the aame American Marines there, refer­ M Ow JuneHon Fwfcar, "B H enu H e'W Mary Tyler Moore, Lynn Red­ "Sweet Sue" opened at the costume that depicted a female t o tuxedo-clad conductor emptying leaaonaT” — Prealdent Reagan. ring to Marine guards. WeedtaWee A Orsen Reed 9 grave ftS not too late open a and the rest of the cast of Music Box Jan. 8 and made its character on her right side and a a grocery bag to find coffee, other “They have been the moat the Broadway comedy "Sweet Royale debut Wednesday after­ male character on her leR. goods and a clarinet inside. 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By Brmt Loymen Joint and several liability. John Blair, president of the Avallone bristled at what he t w r m H btoekt U.B. In tp y c t m votes war The Assocloted Fress Insurance Association of Connecti­ called the personal attacks on him Blair and other representatives OoYBrnm Bnt restt arm t-tale caaa cut, attacked the measure as an by the insurance industry. of business and the insurance WASHINGTON — Ismri ii MoeMne U.S. efforts to qnesdoe as HARTFORD — The battle over attempt by Sen. Anthony V. Aval- ‘”niere has been an attempt by Industry say it is unfair to force BRIDGEPORT — After nearly three weeks of testimony, the Amerfeas attorney wboae name has suifaeed ie the Poflanl how civil liability lawsuits should kme, D-New Haven, to help out the insurance industry to frame this defendants — or their insurance eapioeafa ease, an admlsistratioa sooree says. on AIDS U.S. government has rested its case against Arif A. Durrani, a be handled in Connecticut has lawyers, whose legal fees are often as ... a ‘law yer bill’ — that lawyers companies — to pay m ore than Pakistani national accused of illegally shipping Hawk missile Tlie lawyer, Harold Katz, who holds dual U.S.-Iaraeli turned into a bitter personal battle basH on how much a client are the problem,” Avallone said. their share of damages. parts to Iran. dtiaeiishlp, denied any involvement In the ease when eontacted between representatives of the collects. ” We finally dispelled that. ... We today at his Tel Aviv home. By Marnii Hortson Closing arguments were scheduled for 10 a.m. today before insurance industry and the co- Last year’s reforms have helped "H e has done what he promised know that tort reform has little or But. the administration source, who spoke on eondftlon of T h e A s s e elo tM l P ra ts U.S. District Court Judge T. F. Gilroy Daly. chairman of the le^slature’s Judi­ stabilize premium rates and made the trial bar he’d do.” B lair said of no effect on availability and affor­ anonymity, said U.S. invesUfators believe Rats* Wadrington A Central Intelligence Agency official testfied Wednesday that ciary Committee. Avallone, co-chairman of the Judi­ it easier for insurance companies to dability” of insurance. apartment was used to photocopy classified military documents WASHINGTON - President Durrani was not involved in the U.S. government’s attempts to The committee handed the well- ciary Committee and himself a ’The Republican-controlled legis­ predict their risk in Insuring obtained by Navy a n a l ^ Jonathan Jay PMlard. Reagan is vowing that "w e will find ship Hawk missile parts to Iran. financed insurance lobby its first lawyer. lature last year enacted sweeping business, individuals and munici­ Ka addition, U.S. authorities suspect Hats, who took Israeli a w a y " to cure AIDS. Charles Moyer, records management officer for the director of m ajor defeat o f the 1987 session on “ And that is to give (lawyers) the changes in how civil lawsuits are palities. Insurance industry repre­ For the first time in his more than Wednesday, voting to dismantle a right to once again pick the pockets sentatives sav. citisenship in l$7S, of being involved in payments to Pollard, said adminMration for the CIA who overseas records, personnel and handled. One provision of the six years in office, Reagan talked key component in last year’s of Connecticut consumers, " Blair reform law prevented plaintiffs a diplomatic source, who also demanded anoninmity. security, said that all of the Hawk missile parts came from the extensively Wednesday about so-called tort-reform law. said. "W e think that’s ... Under the bill approved Wednes­ Pollard, $2, was arrested in November ISB, pleaded guilty to Department of Defense. from collecting more from defend­ deadly acquired immune defi­ The committee voted 21-S to outrageous.” day. which included a number other espionags last June and was senteneed March 4 in Washington to However, he said he did not know where the Department of ants than the defendants have been ciency syndrome. He defended his restore the doctrine o f Joint and The measure now goes to the changes in current law, plaintiffs Hfe in ^ s o n for selling Israel hundreds of classified military Defense got the parts. found liable for causing. administration’s commitment to several liability, under which civil state Senate, where a campaign by Avallone and others have said it could collect all damages from one doeumems in 19M-85. Durrani, 37, of Westlake Village, Calif., is charged with two alleviating the health threat. defendants can be forced to pay the insurance industry to defeat it is unfair to plaintiffs if they cannot defendant even if that defendant His wife, Anne Henderson Pollard, M, received a five-year counts of exporting weapons without a license and one count of "W e have increased the spending more than his share of damages if began almost as soon as the collect the other $900,006 from the were only partly responsible only if exporting without a registration. term for conspiring to receive embessled government property on that more than anything we’ve other defendants in the case can’t Judiciary Committee meeting other defendants and want to the jury found the plaintiff com­ and being an accessory after the fact to possession of defense increased in the budget,” the pay. broke up. restablish a modified version of pletely blameless. secrets. president told reporters. B u dget surplus reaches $196 m illion Reminded that Congress actually M eArtor could bo FAA hood had approved more than he recom­ HARTFORD — The state’s budget surplus creeped up $1.7 mended for AIDS in recent years, ^PBOBS WASHINGTON — T. Allan MeArtor, a senior executive at million in March to $196.6 million, despite a poor showing the Official defends Reagan replied, "W ell, Congrass is Elizabeth Stern, who with her huaband flowers at hw home In Tenafiy, N.J., oh Federal Express Corp., is in line to be the next head of the m ade up of spendthrifts.” month before in sales tax revenues, according to state Wednesday. Comptroller J. Edward Caldwell. Federal Aviation Administration if confirmed by the Senate, At wingside of Air Force One won custody of the child known as Baby Gov. William A. O’Neill said later Wednesday that he did not congrestfonal and administration sources say. upon landing at Philadelphia Inter­ M this week, accepts a bouquet of disciplined worker President Reagan is expected to announced the nomfnatfon national Airport and before a know if the surplus would permit tax cuts during the fiscal year conference of physicians, Reagan that begins July 1. So far, O’Neill is proposing an adjustment in within a few weeks, said the sources, althouidi neither FA A nor said AIDS education programs the capital gains tax so that the state doesn’t reap a $200 million By Brent Loymon Plofsky. who Investigated the inci­ Transportation Department spokesmen would comment on the should stress avoidance of sexual windfall as a result of recent changes in federal tax law. The Assocloted Press dent, said Savage has been an matter. Baby ruling puts burden on states intercourse. antiques dealer for 20 years. McArtor's selection was relayed to the Senate Commerce State taxes have been cut dramatically over the past two years On several occasions over the and rather than cut them any more, O’Neill would like now to take HARTFORD — Tile commis­ Committee earUer this week by Transportation Secretary sioner on aging says she remains The commission didn’t recom­ past two days, Reagan has volun­ HACKENSACK, N.J. (AP) - surrogate contract. The I2l-pa^ clarification,” she said. advantage of the continuing economic boom by giving additional Elisabeth Dole, according to the sources, who spoke on condition unconvinced one of her employees mend she be arrested only because teered for reporters’ questions, and The burden now is on state decision Tuemlay upheld the con­ Sorkow’s ruling, whicb is being money to cities and towns from local property tax relief. that they not be Identified. violated the state’s ethics code she apparently took the car in April at each instance he was asked about legislatures to clarify the Issms tract, awarded custody to the appealed by lawyers for Mrs. when she took an antique car from 1986 with the knowledge of the AIDS. surrounding surrogate parenting, father and barred surrogate Whitehead, made the same point. the garage of a senile New London conservator of the woman’s estate. M ine fire traps 40 underground "I don’t quarrel with” Surgeon lawyers said after the landmark mother Mary Beth Whitehead from He called for laws to estabHah Police recapture escaped convict woman under the department’s Plofsky said. The conservator is General C. Everett Koop’s advice Bal^ M decision and a conflicting setitig her child again. standards for .sperm donors, legiti­ also a department employee and MURDOCH VILLE , (Quebec — A fire broke out in a copper mine that youngsters unwilling to remain ruling by an Indiana Judge. BRIDGEPORT — A Convicted murderer who escaped from a care. In a IKtle-notiC^ Indiana case macy of the cMM and the rights of had legal authority to dispose of the in the Gaspe area of eastern Quebec, trapping about 40 miners abstinent should ehiploy other "The legislatures will have to do last year, a Judge agreed with a the parents’ spouses. guarded bed in a Hartford hospital has been recaptured, police ’The state Ethics Commission on woman’s property . underground. A mine spokesman said today one miner was killed means, such as the use of condoms, anything to avoid what we have all court-appoint^ guardian for a Soiliow also suggested there said. Wednesday announced a $2,000 fine against Meredith Savage, charging and at least IS were missing. to protect themselves, Reagan seen can happen," said Doris Jonas baby bom under a mrogate should be laws to d^rm ine the Alvin Henry Moore, 31, of Bridgeport, who is an inmate at the ’The commission sharply crltlc- she intended to sell the car for profit Some 40 workers were in a mine shaft when the fire began said. Freed, co-chaIrwoman of the contract and said the agreement qualifications of a surrogate, state prison at Somers, was found hiding in a closet at his Ixed the conservator. Andre Gos- after having it restored. Wednesday night, but about 25 made it to an underground In his speech to the College of surrogate-parenting committee for broke two state laws. whether payment to the mother girlfriend’s apartment at about 3 :15 p.m. Wednesday, according selln, for failing to list the car on an Savage, an 11-year employee of cafeteria and were believed safe, the mine spokesman said. Physicians of Philadelphia, Rea­ th e N e w York State Bar "It is logically possible to have should be allowed and remedies if inventory of the unidentified wom­ to Lt. Edward Casey. He was unarmed, Casey said. the Department on Aging, is a Len Marquis, public relations director for Noranda Inc., owner gan said schools and parents, Association. different laws in different states,” the child is bora Impaired. an’s assets, thus creating the The State Police Fugitve Squad brought Moore to the Hartford regional ombudsman responsible of the mine, said the fire started near a conveyor belt some 2,S00 rather than the government, should "W e don’t want anybody to ever said Nadine Taub, a Rutgers No state regulates surrogate opportunity for Savage to take the State Police barracks Wednesday afternoon, Casey said. for protecting the interests of decide what children should be say they didn’t understand what University law professor. "Some parenting. Sixteen states have car. Klinck said Gosselln told her feet below ground. Moore had broken loose early Tuesday from leg shackles elderly people. taught about the dangers of AIDS. they were getting into.” will want to take steps to permit it delved into the issue, with bills Wednesday he didn’t realize the He said tte miners who made their way to the lunchrqom area, holding him to a bed on the sixth floor of St. Francis Hospital She told ethics officials she never "But let’s be honest with our­ In the widely publicized Baby M but ensure there’s fair treatment. either pending or defeated, and 82-year-old woman had a car when an underground space hollowed out of the rock, have fresh water where he was waiting to undergo surgery, police said. intended to profit from sale of the selves,” he added. “ AIDS Informa­ case here, Superior Court Judge Others will try to take steps to more are expected to take up the he filed papers with the Probate and ventilation. Officials said Moore escaped when a Correction Department 1955 Nash Metropolitan and indi­ tion cannot be what some call Harvey R. ^rkow Issued the foreclose the need for this. matter on the heels of the Baby M Court. guard who left him unattended to go to the bathroom. cated she Only took it to her Preston ‘value-neutral.’ nation’s first ruling on a disputed "This shows we need legislative decision. Police dogs tracked Moore to the Union Station in Hartford, home for safekeeping. Gosselln was named conservator C ongroM challenging Reagan budget where police believe he may have hopped a train. “ I did not see any wrongdoing ... of the woman’s estate In Decem ber and I still don’t.” Aging Commis­ 1985. She was placed in a convales­ WASHINGTON — A Democratic budget challenging President 27 STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT sioner, Mary Ellen Klinck said cent home in April 1986, the same Reagan’s military buildup and ban on tax increases is moving Democrats want NU bills reduced Wednesday after announcement of month Savage had a tow-truck take toward passage in the House, but a similar effort in the Senate the fine, the maximum allowed. the car to her house, Plofsky said. has run into trouble. LOW, LOW PRICESr Savage’s explanation was dis­ ’The Ethics Commission also had ’The House Budget Committee, with no GOP support, approved HARTFORD — A group of House Democrats have proposed AP photo missed as a "legal fiction” by Julie lnformatlon.it couldn’t substantiate its version of fiscal 1988’s tiillion-dollar spending plan ,. m 4 e lM c k o u t tlM M PHBB eerwieeel that Northeast Utilities be required to reduce customer bills Peck. Ethics Commission that Savage removed other items Radio talk-show host Jay Clark testifies in Superior Wednesday, and House leaders announced it would come up for a using money from a fund established to offset future O'FREE MOUNTlNOf chairwoman. from the wom an’s house. Peck Court in Waterbury Wednesday In the harassment trial of vote next week. rate-increase requests. said. S' FREE BALANCINOI "It should be clearly understood Thomas Speers. In the foreground Is a tape player used The plan, passed in a 21-14 party-line vote, calls for $22billion in ri Rep. David Lavine, D-Durham, said Wednesday that state that Ms. Savage’s claim ... that she The car was worth about $500 new taxes and fees, most to be spelled out later. Military S' FREE ROTA'nOlfl KU’..*.. regulators and NU originally estimated that the fund would intended to turn over the proceeds to play evidence In the case. when It was rem oved from the spending would be slashed some $18 billion below the president’s contain $11 million by the end of the year, but that it’s now from the sale ... to the state woman’s locked garage, but could request, to $281.7 billion, not allowing even a full inflation S FREE %-CHANOEOVERl estimated the total will be $165 million. . conservator was in no way sup­ have been sold for more than $2,500 Increase. 4 ' Lavine said the ratepayers had been "gross^ overcharged.” ported by the commission’s investi­ S FREE FLAT REPAIR! had It been restored, the Ethics Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., chairman of the Senate Budget The fund was created last year under an agi^ement between gation,” Peck said In a sharply Talk-show host says Every lira told by Town Fair it backed by our famoua Commission said. Committee, crafted a package with tax increases of up to $18 NU and the state Department of Public Utility Control. Any NU worded letter to Klinck. "GUARANTEED lOWESIPRiaPOllCr "laON-CLAD NO H A m t " Quarantos! billion, some new user fees and a m ilitary spending cut not quite -PLUS/ Every lira add at TOWN FAIR TIRE la guarantaad for defects profits above 16 percent must go into the fund to keep down future The Department on Aging acts as An investigation into the episode * Wh«n nou're rtady for tirct, don'i taermeg ttia quality in workmanship or matarids for at long at you owri the tire ragardlata of years in aarvica or as deep as the House plan. . parfofmanca and guarantta you natd. Town Fair mileage received If a dalact tn workmanship or materials develop, return it to TOWN FAIR Wa requests for higher rates. conservator for about 160 indigent was launched after a neighbor Tirti, whom you can iruit, hat a ttort rwar you — Ihora will repair it at no chirga ^adaca it YOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU HAVE USED' calls took mental toll you'H find iuat Iho right (irt at . GUARANTEED Lavine said at least some of the money should be used elderly people who have no one else complained to the Department of We have (elected tires QUARANTEEO agalnit LOWEST PRICES. glass, sharp metal, deep holes and all road hai- to look after their affairs. Peck said * Don't compromite. Town Fair Tirag' aipariance co tIt no immediately to reduce customer bills. Human Resources, an agency that a ards, and It's FREEI W A T E R B U R Y (AP) - A radio Speers, 44, of Wolcott, has said his Bakker w as Jealous of w ife mora. the episode raises questions about shares responsibility for care of the a “If you find a lower price advartiiad in Connecticut whether the best interests of those elderly, Plofsky said. When that talk show host says he had a comments were anti-Zionist, not within 30 days of purchata on the tame marehandite .. to m n u us to mu omu ms uautti WASHINGTON - The friendship of TV evangelist Jim ^ ^ b fin g ut the advartltemant and wa will *** * ^J* ^J^* j^^^ MKSIIIN • tOOSTU* • mitlOHI • HSIOE > MNMU • elderly people are being protected. agency complained In May to the frequent telephone caller arrested anti-Semitic, and that he was not Man killed by own dump truck Bakker’s wife, Tammy Faye, with a Nashville singer may have 1.1. teOIIKS • UMItlONS • VNIEOf A1 • TOXONAMA “ The commission does not know Department on Aging about Sav­ because “ four and a half years of harassing Ciark but exercising his and eieei aieta laeiees kraad Hrai been the cause of the Jealousy Bakker said led to his sexual W ALLINGFORD — A 76-year-old North Haven man was killed whether this case is an aberration age. the car was taken from her constant Jew-baiting” had taken a constitutional right to free speech. 4^ Wednesday when he was struck by his own dump truck while or part of a larger problem.” Peck house to an area service station, toll on his mental well-being as weil Clark testified before Judge encounter with a church secretary, a published report says u i '7 i r 1st Quality MICHELIH as his on-air performance. today. E co n o m y unloading topsoil from the vehicle, police said. said In her letter to Klinck. where It was eventually sold for Anthony DeMayo that he cut off millllTIDMDIM Willard C. Henson was outside his truck at a private residence Jay Clark, host of the weekday Speers before the_ caller could Gary Paxton, onetime lead singer of the Hollywood Argyles liis/ionis •Itl ZOSrfSRIS RADIAL X A 4 Commission attorney Alan S. about $200. Plofsky said. DaaWa Sailed "Talk of the Town” program on complete a statement, but the who sang the hit "A lley Oop,” told The Washington Post that he ^irS/?M14 *•3 2tS/7SRlS at about 11:20 a.m . when It rolled down a hill in the yard and |ii8/rsni4 •M 22S/7SniS Nhlteaill ALL-SEASON W ATR -AM in Waterbury. was the defendant frequently managed to and Mrs. Pakker were “Just friends, never more than that." lits/rsRti ••2 23S/7Sni8 tM7riRi4 ..m struck him, police said. f 208'7Sni4 *001 aoi/r6Ri4 *M lassERts m ttwriRis • TOROHAMA Officials said Henson was pronounced dead at the scene, and oniy person to testify in Superior get on the air such statements as, But, the Post reported, Paxton’s ex-wife, Karen, said Mrs. t iv r iR u f t 1M40R1I *t1 Mt/riRii isr m/7IR1B *!■ 17M0R11 «ai Court Wednesday as the state “ Jews are killers,” "Jew tyrant,” Bakker was "in love with Gary, or thought that she was, and she 7 4 A A N K ' ttarriRiB *fa tis r r iR ii his body was transported to the state chief medical examiner’s Unionists stage raiiy mrfaRil *41 m /riR ia t ttT T W I tl. \M iijiiiliiiil office in Farmington for an autopsy Thursday. opened its harassment case against "Jews kill Arab babies." knew I knew it." tM /H R U «aa caller Thomas Speers. Clark said the calls ‘were at times FOR LESS! The incident remained under investigation, police said. A labor dispute that has put "I love Tammy. We were vOry close,” Mrs. Paxton told the I tSTffiS'liih* luuu between S5th and S6th streets. Clark, who is Jewish, said he depressing. They were at times HBAHPNAMP ISHPOoedrieh rTTT:nNii:i newspaper. ‘ ‘I thought she was m y best friend, but m y best friend out-of-work Colt Industries em­ STEEL SELTED RADIAL RADIAL WHITEWALLS received anti-black. anti-Jewish effecting me as to whether I could r. non,- » 1 •$4| m r$ai4 lift J B i i The New York City (Antral Labor and my best husband let me down.” iiS'Soai) i r i 4 0 R t l ployees on the picket line has iim iv A t s a x x w .w . %IW •81 20$ r$ms lesrrMii. and anti-Israel telephone calls from collect my thoughts because of my m loan •aa 21$ r$Hi$ tlMORlt.. ttw riR ti damaged the reputation of the Ckiuncil organized the noon rally Paxton, 48, produced the 1900s song “ Monster Mash” as well as miWM *49 ItSTSFIS *M iissoao • I f 22$'1$81$ House approves bill for mayor STSBL B8LTID l|$'7Sltl4 ,>a4i 2)s r$nis ilwriRia. m r r iR ti and representatives of many Speers during the talk show pro­ a n g e r... I realized I had not been as tlLTM14...*M m- -m tiw rtR u tasrraRii.. company, Connecticut Sen. Chris­ reco il albums for Mrs. Bakker In the late 1970s. W h ite w a lls M member unions waved banners and gram starting in August 1982. His effective and as good as I should ■*> •4MU HARTFORD — The state House has approved a bill on topher Dodd says. ils/roei* ••• I.OOl), 1 f ttf • ri/rtatj carried placards that said: "Beat complaint filed In January 1986 also have been.’ iSB/sieis •*• municipal employees running for local office that backers About 1,000 mem bers of Local 376 A f f e lS STiCL SALTED union busting” and “ No tax dollars alleges that Speers mailed him post Connecticut law prohibits using its/rieir •** trills Radial Whitawall acknowledge is designed essentially for one person: Bristol of the United Auto Workers are Suffering A ID S patients killed IIS / T H IS 'I t OrSelAS r8 a l4 Headquarters cards at the station. the mall or a telephone with Intent nxiseii o r i e l s 155/MR13 . 20S77SRt4 . . . tSO | Democratic Mayor John J. Leone Jr. seeking a non-concessionary con­ for law breakers.” referring to the iisirseis ■»» H rSe lB •The L rS a lB 185/l0Rt3 . 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She doeea't believe in a need more reBcarpet welcome in the Soviet believes in them... fanatically, like de-nudearieed Enrope.” « i R K ‘ Union, said a new chapter was a religloas person, and has tre­ But Arbatov said Reagan bad i V E opened in Aaglo-Sovict relations, mendously odd views. chosen "false instruments’’ to do but a Soviet official said her "It appalled our viewers.” he away with nudeararm s, referring workshops pro-nuclear stance appalled the added. " If we would tMnk in the to the Strategic Defense Initiative, RuHian people. same way and Americans would which Moscow Mtterly opposes. Thatcher said of Soviet leader think in the same way, so it opens up SDI, popuiarty known as "Star D e ^ t e their informality, or maybe Mikhail Gorbachev. “ I both like the way direetiy to holocaust.” W ars," is a program for developing because of it. the budget workshops held U n c le S a m him and respect him. We get on Thatcher maintained in a Soviet a space-based misrile defense. , V fV* very well, bearing in mind that we annually by the Board of IMrectors are among television interview Tuesday night In her Soviet television interview, are very different and hold very that nuclear weapons help^ pre­ Thatcher said, "Nuclear weapons the most instructive meetings in Manchester. different views.” turns back oit^ vent war. In talks with G oi^chev are a deterrent. They are not for But the directors would do themselves a The two leaders held more than she emphasized her Comervative use. ... They have been the>most nine hours of talks during favor, and their constituents a service, if they government’s refusal to remove all successful deterrent against worid Thatcher’s five-day visit. She also nuclear weapons from Europe. did not wait until budget time to delve deeply war ever known so I don’t know why met with prominent dissidents you continue to ask for the abolition into the operation of the town government, child soldier Andrei Sakharov. Yelena Bonner Arbatov said tiiere were no "bard A arms control achievements” dur­ of nuclear weapons. It is peace I and Josef Begun, and toured Josef which is what they do in those shirt-sleeve ing her visit and expressed doubts want." WASHINGTON - The Veterans Administration Stalin’ home republic of Georgia. budget sessions. Moscow and Washington would She told reporters on her plane was set up, in Lincoln’s phrase, “to care for him ~ Thatcher toM reporters on her It is a tradition to say that adopting an reach an accord on medium-range that she bad sought and obtained a who shall have borne the battle,” but don’t try plane shortly before reaching Lon­ annual budget is the biggest single policy don on Wednewlay night, “ 1 do missiles by the end of the year, as promise from Gorbachev that the convincing Walter Lee Martin of that. Thatcher predicted. think we have started a new SO-minute interview wcmid be trans­ decision the directors make. But in one sense, At age 13. Martin wound up hi Vietnam, where h e ; mitted in full. It was, and she said it is not a single policy decision at all. It is a chapter, a new part of the continu­ “ Reagan, 1 think, on nuclear "bore the battle” for nearly two years in the ing saga. I would like to carry on for issues — I really never thought I Gorbachev’s word Could be implic­ whole series of individual and inter-related infantry. Yet the V A ’s officious paper shufflers a very long time.” would have to say it, honestly — but itly accepted policy decisions. have refused to fwy for his meiHcine for a chronic However, Georgy Arbatov, a I think Reagan is more forward- ' ’It says a great deal about both of In the process of making those decisions at lung disorder he contracted in the Army. member of the Soviet Communist looking and more realistic than us that we get on so well. We may Party Central Committee, said in a budget time, the directors hear explanations The bureaucrats say Martin isn’t a qualified Thatcher Is,’.’ Arbatov said. have a very firm argument but veteran, and by their nit-picky rules, they’re right,." television interview Wednesday “ He at least has an understand­ there is nothing personal about it from the town administration and they He was as old as many drummer boys wlio fought W- night that if the mperpowers ing that humanity and America and no sense of resentment or hard question the administration, sometimes in Mr. Lincoln’s army, and he served as well and adopted Thatcher’s stance there cannot live forever with nuclear feelings,” she said. rather sharply. i could be a nuclear holocaust. Washington Wire iKinorably in Vietnam as many grunts twice his Arbatov, who is head of the As a result, the directors are determining age. But he was never properly mastered in, and AP ptioto U.S A.-Canada Institute, a Kremlin when the Arm y brass finally found out he was how well the policies they have already set British Prime Minister Margaret think-tank, said he believed Presi­ DON’T MISS THI under age. he was still only 15. native dress. Thatcher fiew to Tibiiisi dent Reagan was “ more forward- are being implemented. But they are also Thatcher is welcomed to TIMlisi, Soviet foiiowing a four-day visit to Moscow. re-examining those policies, adjusting and So the boy-soldier was unceremonkiusly booted looking and more realistic” than out of the Arm y, without a proper discharge. Georgia, Wednesday by a couple in Mrs. Thatcher. VERNON HISTORICAL SOCIETY reprioritizing them. Partnership on probation Lacking the official documentation sd dear to the SPRING The process is a continuing one. The annual bureaucratic heart. Martin, now 31, has been ~ mountain," said David Boren of budget is the most obvious focus for it. But it By W. Dale Nelson “ Obviously we in this House steadfastly rejected by the VA in his claim for ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE know people like Kenny Duber- Oklahoiiia. FAA being investigated does not have to be the only focus. veteran’s benefits. “ What is at stake is not the SUNDAY, April 5. I^>87 WASHINGTON - Despite stein and Howard Baker and Here’s what our associate Stewart Harris The directors hold long meetings at this prestige or power of the president "NO FOOLIN'!" 10 am to 5 pm President Reagan’s efforts on his Tommy Griscom and Mr . Cannon, learned by pouring over Arm y and Veterans WASHINGTON (AP) - The tests conducted on Mood and urine time of year and try to pack a lot into them. highway veto, his new White or the new chief of staff at the we know them very well,” said Administration files; Transportation Department, stung samMcs from two Conrail crew Vernon Center Middle School Some of that effort could be spread over a House team is still on probation in Johanna Schneider, press secre­ White House,” said Alan Cran­ by the apparent mishandling of members involved in the Jan. 4 6 DONUTS FOR 777 Hartford Tlirnpike (Route 30) longer time. While budget making is tied to trying to forge what the president tary to House Republican leader ston. D-Calif., the Senate whip. drag tests involving a recent fatal collision of. a string of Conrail ARMY INVESTIGATORS went to Martin’s Vernon, Connecticut „ some rather specific deadlines, overview of called a “ new partnership” with a Robert Michel of Illinois. “ While “ Unfortunately, the new team hometown, Arcadia. Fla., where they learned that . Amtrak accident, is investigating locomotives and an Amtrak pas­ the Federal Aviation Administra­ senger train. the town operation really is not. Democratic-controlled Congress. we know their personalities, and I down at the White House has as a boy of 12 he was more than 6 feet tall and tion’s medical laboratory. The accident, the worst in Am­ Under the Management of Gail and Gene Dickenson The directors should hold periodic Democrats and Republicans think there’s a lot to be be said that decided to make this a political weighed 180 pounds. The secretary of the local n .0 0 !! agree that Chief of Staff Howard that smooths the way .asfarasthe Issue, and it shouldn’t be,” said Transportation Secretary Eliza­ trak history, claimed 16 lives and of Memory Lane Antiques. shirt-sleeve sessions throughout the year, draft hoard told the investigators that in 1088, at beth Dole, citing concerns about injured 175 other people after the H. Baker Jr. and his key aides are White House making policy deci­ Louisiana’s John Breaux. age 13. Martin tried unsuccessfully to Join every “ procedural irregularities,” said locomotives ran through several separate from formal meetings, to get All proceeds to be given to the Vernon Historical Society. far more experienced in dealing sions, it’s really too early to tell. ’ ’ branch of service. the department’s inspector general slow signals into the path of the detailed briefings on town operations. ACTUALLY, according to Bak­ MItler Donut - Manchester with Congress than the team A key Democratic aide on The secretary said he spiked Martin’s is to provide her a report on the Amtrak train near Chase, Md. They would be better informed at budget assembled by Baker’s predeces­ Capitol Hill, speaking on the er’s account, the issue was picked testing laboratory in Oklahoma General Admission - *2.25 application when he saw the boy’s birth date; Aug. Test results In mid-January from time and could avoid the crash courses. sor. Donald T. Regan, who condition of anonymity, said. "On by the president rather than his City as soon as jpossible. 9, loss. The draft board official also thwarted the FAA laboratory showed the but with this ad all admissons *2.00 each resigned after criticism of his the face of it, they have people who chief of staff and other aides. "The field phase of this investiga­ Martin’s attempt to enlist in Arizona under the presence of metabolized marijuana In a recent television Interview, tion Is now in progress,” she said in handling of the Iran-contra affair. have more Hill experience, start­ name of Walter Martin Lee that same year. in the blood and urine of both the 6 DONUTS FOR 4.00 OVER 70 EXHIBITORS Keep tipping fees, Baker said he told Reagan it was a statement Wednesday. For one thing. Baker came to ing with Howard Baker” What happened next is in dispute. Martin claims Conrail engineer, Ricky Gates, and The target of the probe is the Civil Limit; 2 Dozen Per Customer the White House from the Republi­ “ So far, the fact that they have “ by no means certain” the White the brakeman, Edward Cromwell, DIRECllONS: Exit 66 (formerly Exit 97) off Route 84. he was standing in a bus terminal in Atlanta In Aeromedlcal Institute, a part of the ease future shock can leadership of the Senate by Hill experience doesn’t seem to House could sustain a veto of the and "less than 5 nanograms” of January 1989, when the police picked him up as an ' FAA, which handles sensitive tests Offer Expires; FROM 84 WEST (coming from Sturbridge) - right at end of exit to way of a Washington law firm, have translated into a better highway bill and " I really don’t unmetabolized aotive marijuana, When the town of Manchester established AWOL soldier. The Army claims Martin stole a ‘ for drugs and alcohol in connection April 30, 1987 Bolton Road. Left on Bolton Road to overhead traffic light. Right on instead of coming from the relationship with Congress.” said want to see you take a chance” of or THC, in their blood. tipping fees at the sanitary landfill, its main G I’s duffel bag and assumed the soldier’s Identity. with major aviation and railroad Route 30. Lesa than 14 mile - achool located on left. corporate officies of Merrill the aide, noting that the presi­ being overridden. There’s no dispute about what happened next; accidents. ’The unmetabolized substance I At the corner of FROM 84 EAST (coming from Hartford) ■ left at end of exit to Bolton purpose was not to make money but to cut Lynch by way of the ’Treasury dent’s veto of the billion He said Reagan told him. “ It WIISterlDonutr ■ About a week later, the 13-year-old was shipped to The investigation was prompted Indicated possible recent use of the I West Middle Turnpike Road. Left again onto Bolton Road to traffic light and right H mile • down on the amount of garbage dumped there Department, as Regan did. highway bill cameafter his March doesn’t make any difference; I ’m "*®SiK2SH’ ■ Vietnam and put in a replacement battalion at by the discovery this week that the drag. A nanogram is one-billionth I & Broad Street school on left. Also. Baker has surrounded 4 speech calling for cooperation going to veto that thing because laboratory may have botched some of a gram. so the landfill would last longer. Long Binh. !• The idea was to stop providing free himself with legislative veterans. with Congress. it’s vastly over budget and ought Martin saw his share of action in Vietnam. He dumping for out-of-town trash. On Wednesday. Thomas C. Grls- to be vetoed.” said he was awarded a Bronze Star for valor during com. Baker’s former press secre­ At any rate, the president and It apparently didn’t work. The town is IN THAT SPEECH, in which he a night battle in which he operated a two-man M-80 VASELINE 2 tary and a former campaign his lieutenants ended up making getting far more tipping fees, and thus more responded to the Tower commis­ machine gun singlehandedly. but there Is no record DIAL NIVEA NIVEA CUTEX coordinator for Senate Republi­ an all-out effort on the highway of the award in military files. Croam Petroleum Polish trash, than it expected. It is now considering cans. was named White House sion report on the saleof U S. arms bill, winning praise from conser­ Anti-Perspirant Skin Oil Jelly to Iran and the possible diversion vatives but raising Democratic 4 OZ. Remover an increase in the tipping fees and some other communications and planning EVE NTU ALLY, HOWEVER, the soldier who 16 oz. of payments to the Nicaraguan doubts about his commitment to 4 01. 7.5 oz. measures to reduce the trash flow. chief. lost the duffel bag reported that someone was All Typos contras, Reagan spoke of his the “ new partnership.” $207 $ 3 6 7 Because the tipping fees are producing a appointment of Baker and said. drawing his pay, and the Army tracked Martin $J99 4 oz. surplus beyond the cost of operating the “Maybe we will see more down in Vietnam. It took three separate EARLIER, on Baker’s recom­ “ I ’m hopeful that his experience conciliation and compromise and investigations before the Army finally learned it dump, a question has arisen over the best use mendation. the president named asminorityandmajorityleaderof a willingessto work with Congress of the surplus. The answer should be obvious. Kenneth Dubersteln, a former the Senate can help us forge a new had a 15-year-old on its hands. Martin was then after we get beyond this veto.” kicked out. The surplus in tipping fees means a shorter chief White House lobbyist, as partnership with the Congress. ” said the Democratic aide. The authorities freely acknowledge that Martin life for the landfill and brings closer the time deputy chief of staff. James In Thursday’s highway debate, Cannon. Baker’s administrative however, some Democrats com­ fought and was injured in Vietnam. But an when Manchester will have to be paying aide in the Senate. Is still serving plained that their new partner Orwellian VA memorandum in 1076 explained why IRUUMMCOL PEPSODENT someone else $3S or $40 a ton to get rid of COLGATE on his White House transition seemed more concerned with W. Dale Nelson covers the White his soldiering didn’t count; Multi-Symptom SUAVE EDGE Adult trash. Keep the extra dump money in escrow team, although it has not been confrontation than cooperation. House and formerly covered “ Although Martin did perform duty in Vietnam Pump DM Cold Liquid Shampoo or Shave Qel to help ease the financial shock we are about and was wounded in Vietnam, he has no valid Toothbrush announced whether he will re­ "We are not engaged in a Congress for The Associated Toothpaste 4 OZ. 4 oz. All Types to get. ceive a permanent Job. childish game of king of the Press. service, was never legally enlisted In the armed Conditioner All Typos forces, was never honorably discharged from the 7 oz. 20^ OFF $ 2 ^ 7 All Typos armed forces and is not entitled to any Veterans Regular or Qel $219 16 oz. Administration benefits of any shape or form." 4.5 oz. $1$9 87C Regional problem s get fresh perspective He wasn’t declared an unperson. Just an $ 1 2 7 unveteran. $ 1 4 7 1 1 STAMFORD — This is my BOOth weekly column people in a common cause in fighting for programs IN JANUARY, Martin lost his last chance to < 1 0 — a good time to look back at how it got started, that have made a difference — Urban Development convince the military that he Is entitled to veteran ' and what the future may hold. Action Grants, the EDA, Urban Mass Transit, etc., status, when the Board for Correction of Military In the spring of 197B, 18 months before launching N o r t h e r n which have helped resurrect the region." Records refused to review his case. Without a aZHNEN STAYFREE SINAREST PLAYTEX the column, I convinced several foundations to fund Today the Northeast has the nation’s lowest board decision to legitimize his military service, GELUSIL DELFIN my research into why Maine, Vermont, Perspective Jobless rate — 4 percent or less in five states. the VA won’t reopen Martin’s case. BABY Liquid Foam Starter Maxi-Pads Tablets Tampons Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Undoubtedly, that is due in part to the Coalition. 12 oz. Regular or Super 20’s Michael J. McManus Rep. C.W. "B ill” Young, R-Fla., plans to submit Kit Deodorant a York and New Jersey had a 10 percent Jobless rate, a private bill that would give Martin’s military MAGIC 20 gr. 12’a Non-Deodorant 28‘s the nation’s highest, with the Midwest close behind. service official recognition. But an aide predicted $ 2 7 9 PRODDED BY this column, it asked why all Bath rough going because Congress will be reluctant to ‘ Army combat divisions and Navy ships were in the 16 oz. $079 I wrote a paper which argued that "at the core of set a precedent. 9 sunny Sunbelt. A new Army Division is now going the economic decline” of the old industrial states of Meanwhile, Martin is back in uniform; The into Ft. Drum in upper New York State and Navy the Northeast and Midwest "are a series of policies creating a Northeast Governor’s Coalition and a prison denims of a federal penitentiary, where he is $2*7 ships are moving back. The Northeast now enjoys a which discriminate against” the region. Most Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition with serving a three-year sentence for impersonating a $5 billion surplus in federal spending vs. taxes. important, the North paid $20 billion more In staffs that could help them think regionally. Both member of the military and passing a bad check. The Midwest, however, still pays $18 billion more federal taxes than it got in federal spending, while entities came into being In late 1076 as Harrington Martin told us he put on his old Army fatigues and and New York Gov. Hugh Carey used my paper to in taxes than returns in spending. And its Jobless the Sunbelt received $17 billion more than it paid in. entered an Army base in Florida, where he got a "F o r years, it was equitable for the more affluent convince their peers to fight for the Frostbelt rate hovers at about 8 percent. KAOPEGTATE But it is now clear that more is needed than doctor to write him a prescription for his expensive SELSUN OLD CURITY CORTAID North to finance the development of the South and together. lung medicine. LADY'S ^ Regular or West,” I said, through building dams such as the federal spending for a vibrant economy. Cosmetic Concentrate Cream Mississippi pays only $4.8 billion in federal taxes BLUE TVA, rural electrification, a network of military TH EIR FIRST BIG test came in a battle over SPICE CHOICE ' Puffs 8 oz. 1 oz. Community Development Block Grants, which and has $8.3 billion in federal spending, yet its FrMhBlp Shampoo bases, and interstate highways when the North Solid Roll-On lOO’a already had toll roads. gave more to fast-growing Sunbelt areas than to unemployment is 12.7 percent. Congressional investigators digging into the cost All Typos Antl-Parsplrant Deodorant $ 2 7 9 more needy old cities. Yankees proposed reversing Therefore, the Coalition has turned its attention of President Reagan’s second inaugural discovered 4 OZ. BUT TBE NORTH had become the needy section the formula and did stand together, voting 102-5 in to issues that are not divisive along that about 28 General Services Administration All Typos or Solid Frostbelt-Sunbelt lines, such as a host of strategies 57C the North. That overwhelmed Sunbelt opposition. employees labored on the celebration for anywhere 2 oz. Deodorant of the nation, with the highest unemployment, $ 2 2 9 taxeis, and sinking cities — and was “ financing its However, such a victory was not being reported. to make America more competitive in world from one to 18 months, at a total cost In oalariss of All Typos own demise" as federal aid flowed to the Nor were new battles being suggested by the news markets: Streamlined export licensing to make it mote than $180,888. The inaugural committee 7 then-booming South and West. media, which only covered local, state and national easier to sell abroad; reformed unemployment didn’t reimburse the QSA a penny. insurance to encourage workers to undertake "The fact is that the southern politicians are far news — but not regional issues. more sophisticated politically in securing federal Therefore I began writing this column to report training while they are laid off; and expanded program s to aid dropouts to stay in school or drop Available at participating EFFERDENT fends than their northern couterparts." upon the problems of old ciUes. ButlpledgOdto Crown Pharmicy BENYLIN editors to suggest solutions each week. Thus, my back in. VALUE PLUS STCTORES' Rep. Michael Harrington, D-Mass., noted, for fOaiirliPstpr Hrralh Prescription Center Not all items available at Lenox Pharmacy Tablets Lotion exaniple. that while the Northeast had the highest first columns suggested new policies for the Like many institutions, the coalition recently Scented or Founded In 1881 , all stores. 299 E. Center SI. 96’s Johleas rate, it got the least help from the Economic Congressional Coalition. uncovered a scandal. From lOgM , it did not pay ^ 8 W. Center St. Uneoented Not responsible tor Manchester Cough Devefepment Administration. Nixon ordered the Recently, I asked Rep. Sherwood Boehlert, about $148,aM In federal and local taxes withheld Menchester typographical errors. from employees. According to an early audit, the eeiNv M. siervBiT... $379 16 oz. Syrup Navy I* Boskon and Newport closed and sent R-N. Y„ what the Coalition’s impact was. As a DOuOLra A. aevms.. fends did not enrich the staff directed by Larry tweriUaMNr 6 oz. ■Mpa BanHi, with no unified Yankee response. young congresstonal aide in ItTB, he helped create ALEXANOen OinCLLI .. AwoeliMSSSar $ 5 17 Warrtt ia n ’a answer was that Republicans and it. Zabar, but a new staff Is now in place. Heilth B FOB ORV SKIN CAM 0 Key Drug Co. Brooks Ptiirmicy Quinn's Pharmicy Pam stialssnghl to stand together from Maine to "In the begliming, people were not very This column's focus is less regionaL and nsors DtmSE A. nOB lTS...... Beauty Aid^ efterdent $ 3 6 9 opUmIstic about the tature of the Northeast. We aimed at the biggest problems faced ^p a o p la m ark f. AnNAins...... 14 Mein SL. 585 Enfield Ave.. 873 Mein St. I tn flght for the region’s interest — as a SNB.DONCOHe«...... "Tr-tinUnsWlMU Sale PricesI said. •Save your Y ankee doHara! The North will locally, such as poor schools, the huge trade Eist Hertford Enfield I Naw Bagland Caucus was already noaraTH.isjaaAnD...... gFFFCnra OATES Manchester rise again! ’ life NailheM t la dyM ndc onoe again. deficits, ghettos or divorce. 1 pledge to raggast jOsBa. JiAN W a. raOMBUH ...... drcwNMen MMW0« r ApraS-4, fSW specific eolatfous. My pnpar gave Ms dream visibility and called for t — WAWtHEflTER HERALD. ThnfwUiy. AarH 1. IW7 n w rad w r. AprB >. iW 7 - • . " execyjrr\\j£ MArei?i/kt ««FU ly»ve»ew ii» n u N i n s Br< _'^ I — L L . . — -^PlFFlTH— ------^ — ^ 'A ceOMttK fla t Hi« '■ wCit t ▼ rouaof SflTJ « 7 CAM t 6ET I o««4Nize \ MfttJMttT- eycc.MUB’ tf0 K n y , eovrt^ * 0 Acy To "iDy j WMAT IW/ICT- WWATvey/ OWWWW Fori , tW .iorrA o»i t h a t •< BUSINESS ty oo you < ► DO. 4 mmm>zeof .HC.UONei^y M*yT DO. UOMCL LIOMCt'/T *W«HI«8»|T/ InVOORHH^ TMvDCMy; of axm w s^ittm wnfliwf u cccff- • Keogh plan withdrawals are taxed

QUESnON: I and CDs have higher yields than when retIre nie Ht tfane roaaaroand have a Keogh A A A Unt-flree municipals with and you start taking the money dot. self-employed sim ilar maturitieB. Yoo’ll pay tax oa your withdra­ retirement ^an <3nmted, 8.75 percent is a flae wals each year. H your IRA in which 1 am In v e s t o r s ’ investments never recover in -a U •i-i yield oB ve iT aoHd investments now the only partici­ that interest rates have come down. value, you’ll take 4M,08t oat over pant. The m o­ G m i e But it’s a einch that Treasuries and the remainder of your life expec­ ney in the plan Is CDs bad Mi^ier yields at the time tancy. Uncle Sam won’t get to tax HAOM THt NOmnaLC by Oik I invested in tax- William A. Doyie your muaieipnls were issued. the |iN,886 you lost. exempt munici­ It’s an amaaement that the This, of coarse, is aa extreme IT P0E6NTTAl^e«U Uaaaaaammaaa J pal bonds. These brokerage ftrra. tnmt company or example. la theory, the value of an [THESE PATS TO ATTK bonds are all other outflt acting as trustee for IRA or Keogh plan could plummet. A CROWP.. "It'll seat two adults or rated A A A and your Keogh plan didn’t explain this. In practice, that’s most unlikely. eleven circus clowns..." have an average yield of 8.75 stances. But you’re going to get Any trustee that allows Keogh plan percent. socked with tax on that interest or IRA participants to use munici­ tKIESnON: The trust company t h e O m z z w e u .S ”' b y BMI Sefiorr 1 plan to retire, at age 60. in a few when you withdraw it from your pal bonds is run by either dingbats with which I have my individual years aird start taking money out of Keogh plan. or charlatans. retirement account has notified me (T 1 lH0U6(fr I'P U X )lc R »A 9i9B. my Keogh plan. How will those It’s worse than foolish to fond that, effective this year, its annual ! $KM, B vrx ^ T y p e CRIMEA WMTAMX withdrawals be taxed? Keogh plans and individual retire­ fee has been raised from IBS to $4S A \JPTAHPIPtmKM0W5 O U A t lF I I ^ ment accounts with tax-free munic- QUESTION: When an individual and that it is impoaing a $l6S HAHPOUHOWlOeUN ANSWER; Your Keogh plan pal bonds. You’re going to end up retirement account or Keogh plan minimum exit fee. withdrawals will be fiilly taxable as paying federal income tax on invested in stocks, bonds and I learn they have the authority to ordinary income. Unless Congress interest that would have escaped mutual funds shows a loss, how do this, but it sure seems methical. changes the tax law again, there that tax if you held those boiuis does the federal government re­ Is there anything I can do? will be only two tax brackets — 15 outside your Keogh plan. coup iMt tax collections? THE PHANTOM by Lae Falk A 8y Barry percent and 28 percent — beginning Money put into a Keogh plan ami ANSWER: You can move your with 1088. So, depending on which the money it earns — bond interest, A N m E R : It doesn’t. If the value IRA elsewhere, through a trustee- tax bracket yon will be In, you will in your case — remains sheltered of an IRA or Keogh plan drops, to-trnstee transfer, but 3ron’ II un­ pay the Internal Revenue Service from tax until it is withdrawn. You there will be less money in the ^an doubtedly have to pay tbM "exit" P p SNOOTS f either 15 or 28 percent of the money would be much better off with for its owner to withdraw. Only the fee, usually called a “ termiBathm” you take out o f your Keogh plan. investments that pay normally amount withdrawn will be taxed. fee. Why in the world did you put taxable interest or dividends. Let’s say you contribute a total of IRA and Keogh |dan trustees AP pnoto municipal bonds in your K et^ Assuming you want safety, U.S. $80,000 to srour IR A during your have the right to charge new fees CAPTAIN EASY - byCreeka A Caaala plan? Those bonds pay interest ■Treasury securities or fm lerally working career. And let's say you and increase old fees Only if H is so PUT I HAVEN’T WHEN OWEN WON FULW I FIOUREP IT WOULP PE which is not subject to federal insured certificates of deposit pick terrible investments for your authorized in the retirement plan SEEN ANV PAU6 HTEK CUSTOPy OF BROOKE, I BETTER THAT WAV. For really big loads income tax under normal circum­ would be a wise choice. Treasuries IRA, which are worth only ^,000 agreement you signed. IN TWO VEARS, PECIPEP TO JUST CAPTAIN EASV. PISAPPEAR- An employee unloade freahly laundered Levi 501 Jeans at the Levi Strauas & Co. laundry and finishing center In El Emery offers to purchase Purolator K.ng FaaiuiM Sy*''K4tR lot World' jni>^a*»fved _ Paso, Texas. T o meet the growing demwid for its pre-waahed Jeans, the Levi Strauee Co. built what it calls BASKING RIDGE. N.J. (AP) - outlining the offer but gave no initial 83 percent purchase of light packages in planes could save BLONDIE by Oaan Young A Sian Draka the "worlmF.'*TilBLFrti WHAT? /^£fZFl The four banks. New Britain National Bank, The Simsbury no comment on the offer, refusing The deal would total $306 million, E m ery’s cheaper air network and truck lines, freeing up space on Ml6Kr..:wARAMl>f«ACA:. RAPICT gepAiiz^F 4t» Ll£fr O f gODKS PP. Bank and Trust Company,, the Independant Bank and Trust even to say whether the directors topping the leveraged buyout offer emphasis on heavy freight, said planes. 'H iW O iB e W FiMfI*... w i f e OtI HAS <[ Company (Willimantic) and the United Bank, serve central and were considering it, said Treasurer by $38 million. Tony Roberston of Alex. Brown & Also, Emery has a strong interna­ TH6l.l6r? W vgfig-iAaes. eastern Connecticut. The consolidation means customers of ALLEY OOP ■ by Dave Oraue Michael Corbett. Flirolator agreed March 1 to the Sons in Baltimore. tional air network well matched to ; ) those banks can now bank at any of 45 branches. John E m ery Jr., chairman and proposal by PC Acquisitions Inc., For instance. Emery’s cost to Purolator’s strong domestic I'LL GIVE YOU TO THE YOU CAN GO THREE... STOP// THERES AH.' THE REAL DOCTOR "Centralizing the four banks will mean improved services for president of Emery, spoke briefly which is owned by the Purolator transport packages by air is 49 network. TO BLAZES! FOUR. NO NEED TO WONMUG, I PRESUME! COUNT OF FIVE TO TELL'^ our customers, including faster response time in meeting their Wednesday with Purolator Chair­ executives and E.F. Hutton LBO - cents a pound and Purolator’s " I f this thing can be realized, the ME WHERE SHE IS. MR. SHOOT HIM! BOOM! needs," Preble said. man Nicholas F. Brady, who Inc. ground transport costs $1.11 a resulting entity will be quite First Connecticut Bancorp is a banking subsidiary of the acknowledged receiving the letter The PC offer also calls for an pound, Robertson said. Putting profitable,” Robertson said. Providence-based Fleet Financial Group, a $12-billion diversi­ fied financial services company. Workers may ...... ' ■ 'V 2 2 ^ TO CELENATf THE OPENING OP HIS NEW STORE IN ROSTON ^ Avco signs contract with Army lose Jobs ALL CARPET GIANTS ARE HOLDING A SPECTACULAR... STRATFORD — Avco Lycoming Textron announced the finalization of a $1.4 billion contract with the U.S. Army FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - W ednesday. American Airlines says flight at­ B r id g e tendants who strike or participate Under the five-year contract, Avco will supply the Army with GRAND OPENING in other work actions may be fired. engines, modules and gearboxes for M l Abrams main battle tank The airline also said Wednesday AGT1800. it will force employees to adhere to back to his nine. West won and played THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Santom "The U.S. Army will realize a 20 percent cost savings over the new work rules If no agreem ent is CARPET SALE A tricky hand a spade to East's ace. East now played five-year term of the multi-year contract,” said Steve White, NORTH 4-M7 POUT WHERE, f12AY NbU'PE 60IH6 reached on a new contract. From now thru Sunday all Carpot Giants ara oNarIng Incrodlbla 3-for>1 another high club, forcing dummy to ♦ J 7 TO PPA N P' vice-president of the Avco's military engine programs. The threat to fire workers came a to play ruff as West discarded his remaining H^^E TD \ TELL, O , Savings: Spoctocular Grand 0|Mning Ditcountg...plus got your pailding y j 10 6 Avco Lycoming Textron is a subsidiary of Textron, which is a week after American dismissed 20 ♦ QJ 9 6 5 3 diamond. Declarer had now lost three tS W T L E ? WORIC HERE, j WOULP ‘ multi-industry company with operations in aerospace technol­ flight attendants for distributing at and installation at no additional cost. UnbollovaUal ♦ A K By James Jacoby tricks and could not avoid the loss of a ogy, commercial products and financial services. Dallas-Fort Worth International fourth one. (If he played a diamond flCMOWlX T&U 60?^ EAST NAcncM NnoN niMN iM ira a ANGMlNnONRim M inn iCONOMCMlOOFNnON M IF M I WEST Here Is a deal with several items of and shed his club, West would make Airport leaflets that criticized 4A«4 2 A 10 8 6 5 3 Interest. First, the bidding. North, af­ management. Attendants wearing WA 8 3 454 his small trump.) U.S. dollar rises along with gold (TEN COIORS) M 4 . « f (TEN COIORS) M 4 . M (TOICOIOIB) ter responding two diamonds, later bid Halloween masks to conceal their A 10 7 4 ♦ A2 Declarer fell11 from grace after the ^£arghGtQ£iagRj^ l|^JM|^^jnEtEfa j^ urchESE^ ag|rotE|j^ME^^Jw$^^ LONDON — The dollar rose against all major currencies in identify have continued distribut­ 410 7 4QJ953 three hearts, supporting the opening jack of hearts had held. He should bidder's suit. Was that three-heart bid have next played a diamond. East early European trading today and some dealers said the pressure ing the leaflets since the firings. lUXUlVHVlAirRilSI------5 3 r a a TwranroriRB------m TS o OURAIU utronTHH M i n n SOUTH forcing? Within your partnership you would ruff and South would overruff. appeared to be off the U.S. currency. Gold prices rose. The company and the union have (TOURTEEN CMORS) M 3 . H 4 K 0 may have an absolute rule, but my an­ South could now lead a club and ruff In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe’s business day been engaged for more than seven (EIGMT C(XOItS) M $ . « « (TWEIVE COIORS) 4KQ972 H pufchond upofoMy IfotGllEd » tmOmtti tn mmih lli.ri laiiillil swer Is that South Is expected to bid on with dummy’s small heart. Now a begins, the dollar continued to edge up from Tuesday’s record months in talks on a new contract. ♦ K8 unless the opening bid was extremely On March 24, a federal mediation spade lead, and East would be helpless low. NYKMIOUDCOUMnUM M u n n 48642 board declared that the talks had UOTKMUTICCXM M inn weak. to prevent declarer from getting to his Th e U.S. cu rren cy closed at 147.08 yen. com pared with 146.90on Vulnerable: North-South FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavoi reached an Impasse, and called the The play of the hand is tricky after hand to ruff his last club. Declarer Wednesday, and 145.68 on Tuesday, the lowest level since modern (EIGHT COIORS) ^ 1 8 a 9 9 (NINE COIORS) ^ 1 0 g 8 9 Dealer: East the clubUDI opening lead. Declarer won in 30-day cooling oft period, during ll RlirtAEMd MGRtGtoto IIE.9f iMMitod would be left with K-Q-9 of hearts and exchange rates were established in the late 1940s. H gurdwRid n■■r■tll4 flO.fE Inttditod dummy and immediately played a dia­ West would not be able to take more which the union is prohibited from South Later, in London, the dollar moved up again and was quoted at Wnt North East mond. East was right to duck the first than one trick with his A-8. h a t a v a striking. HundraiJs of full roils, IftovaonG •! ramnanta, orlsntait and area 1 4 T ”H ^ Pass diamond. When he won the second dia­ 147.07 yen. A central issue in the talks is the ruga oro oil ISX to 40% oN durliM this SFECTACUIAR ORANO Pass 2 4 Dbl. Pass mond, he played another club. (That Tokyo traders said the Bank of Japan bought dollars for the union’s desire to do away with the ______O rtNINOI^I ------2 4 3 4 Pass 4 4 NICE choice was certainly better than un- A new book by James Jacoby and his eighth consecutive day in efforts to keep the dollar up. The two-tier wage system under which Pass Pass Pass fS yd. mMnHim tor «to prtot. sddMs derleadlng the ace of spades.) Now de­ father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now THAT NUAJBEP intervention, however, was small compared with billion-dollar attendants hired since 1983 are paid available at bookstores. It is "Jacoby Opening lead: 4 10 clarer did best by leading dummy’s purchases early in the week, traders said. on a significantly low er scale than Plu« Spodal Savings On N on-lnitallod Itom i on Card Games, "published by Pharos heart jack. West allowed that trick to e u B V B N r> those hired before 1983. 8m n w on all orMnlil dwlgn st«a rugs hold. Declarer played a second heart Books. 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H I- KAWCBBSTEK HERALD. Tlwirwlwf. Awll 2. im MANCHESTER HERALD, TkuretiaT. Aarfig, 1997— II unveils new personal computers July 4 sfmup gelB help FOCUS New models are more powerful, harder to copy Ihfegi are iookfttt op fer Mauebaatar'a ladepandenee At ite meeting, committee von (AP) - Mnw- hie Witt rlvatet aawwPaapowerftil M* Diafepm Day committee members confirmed that the Hm * Owp. frapfeiea eapaMBty and a brood ifell. After a ptea taot month for celebration will include the .'k. ranws of infermatfoo storaBo Pirieea ningu firum gl.MS for tte Mtan thou IBM KaMf. R more voluntaars, several fireworks display, a chicken hi Hm pnMBl camputer iMd dovlM. ehuupMt modil te gl9,Mg fer ttu tka U.8. morkat for PCa grouiB bare ptedgsd help. barbecue, concerts Iqr the Gov­ tsdpp wttb a M wfanlljror pradaets IBM woveUed ttenew prodoeteat ■teat powerfM. Hnwuvar, prleua eompatihte moeWnaa i The latest offer came Wednes­ ernor’s Foot Guard Pape Con­ • MwaifW n tf hardar t» eopjr ■ WWB eenfcienee in Him Yoeb, an Mrnially are dtoeauuted feom 4l.g poreant from 87.9 day from the Army and Navy cert Band and the Time Van d MI inWTa aartter aiadate. iaduMry avoot ividsiy rspardad aa nnPaaugBaatedllaL Club, wMeh win aeiid five or six Band. T-shirts and flags will be m ^ ra eM li tebiterBa> tteoaaof tIteliIgBBSt daveiopiiiaBta IBM’a eompatitora aaid in ad- tkmal Data Corp., a m arket relauteere to tte townwide sold, and a refreshment stand > laclodaa fear <■ FG8 shMo m g laiiw locad Ra renee of the annoum aiiiani today reaaareber. fireworks eeiebrattm on Ally 3. will serve hot dogs and coffee. ia aiin eaafigaratiaaa first, koglysaeeoaafelboxafxyears th at there waa little Big Blae could "If IBM devfatea from tto The event, which has attracted Scott Garman of the town that dM arorfira largaat eampatar aga. do to (fiatodps teem from their otendurd aigulileantly. and euote- more than 19,999 peo^e, is hrid Recreation Department said it eawipa ay caUad "tbe broadaat The top-of-the-line model is based ■hare of tto market. mera don’t aaa real, tire, imma- a t Ole Manchester Bicentennial appears that he trill be able to raaga af caiBpaUMa paraoaai coBt- oa bitel Corn.'a 0000$ ailcroprocaa They argued ttat tlio IBMatand- dtete benefits from those dHferea- Band Shell on the grounds of arrange fer face painting for padap tfm m m aaar olferetf.” aor, poltlag IBM late the fastest aid boa takenonaHfeofRaewBand eoa, then they win not boy IBM Manchester Community ehihkren and for two or three Tha cam patera lachidc apaetal category of PCs ahmg with Compaq wm endure even if IBM triea to lead produeta.” aaid Miehaei Bwaveiy, College. clowns. IBM-develeped tedmology dMt la Computer Corp. of Houston, which euatomera in a differeat «HreetkMi. viee pwaident of marketinc fer James F. Fogarty, a member k He said he srould like to oama waya make them iacompatf- was the first to ntilise the Intel For the first time last year. Compaq. of the committee and the Army arrange a Jugi^ing show or and Navy Club’s board of puppet riiow, but the coat is governors, brought the news high. daring a meeeting of the com­ lie said he does not think it is O b itm a rie m mittee in the Lincoln Center wise to spend 8409 or 8809 fer an hearing room. hour of entertainment when the ' Representatives of the union fireworks display is the mayor A L. Komwtfjr WHfrid e. DwelMr Sr. TImnimbC. Hdtwn T. SuMvan of town firefighters were also at attaction. The committee will Marsha Lyane Keaaedy of Storrs Wilfred E. Decker Sr., 59. of the meeting and said they plan spend 87,999 for the fireworks. Thomas Charles Smedick, 40, of HelenT. (Weaver) Sullivan, 89, of to ask union members to serve Carter, with other committee died this moralag at Manchester Waltham. Mass., died Wednesday Windsor, (fied Tuesday at Mount 62 Ashbrook Drive, Coventry, died Memorial Hospital following a long in Jamaica Plains, Mass. He was as voinnteer collectors. members agreeing, toM Gar- Sinai Hospital. Hartford. He was Tuesday at her home. She was the Wallace Irish, who has long illness. the father Nancy Donnelly of the Imsband of Sheila (Morris) widow of Robert P. Sullivan. man to see what be could do if he S it was bom in New Bedford. Manchester. been active in Eighth District did have a 8490 budget to w>mmerolal e The only hope for guys like me in these situations the presence of someone with such a lack of Heating e Air CondMonlng e In 1986, apparently growing tired of representing only one country, he competed In Europe In the Mr. is to believe that all the world’s hulks need willpower. Frankly, someofusgaveupthe icecream HaraM ptieto by MNehaM WOODLAND GARDENS Refrigaratlon e diagrams to get out of bed and years of claskes to years ago, Mikey. Take a lesson back to New Jersey CLAY FURNITURE BUILDING Universe competition. It’s a long story, he said, but Mike Antorlno, 1985'6 Mr. Amei^ca, talks OAKLAND ST. • MANCHESTER • 643-7580 132H Pina 81., Manobaatar he came in second. tell when it’s noon. with you; this is one Manchester boy who has no 35 6 4 3 - 2 0 4 2 .. Antorlno had stopped by the gym as part of a It’s a futile theory. Antorlno seems pretty sympathy for the weak. during his Qlbson's Qym visit Monday. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9am-5pm / SUNDAY 12-4pm

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My am Scott "A ll of a sadden Gene said, and Ml wife, ‘There’s one beading for Lynn’s As April IS can’t eommnnicate wttb M edicm Lynn, JaM re­ bait. Why don’t you two switch rods, approaches, are computers.” Another problem : The coordina­ turned from and give Scott a shot at that one.’ you aware that tion of fed en i benefits. CAOW Florida and a Jom*m Well, we did. And Dad, that damn half the money reports that 91 billion a year is spent week'i vaca­ fool tarpon turned around and hit collected from tion. They went World the rod that I had Just given to Lynn. your personal S v M a on food stamp fraud. And the list down to flih for income taxes gomon. JoR Garman She had it on for Just a few seconds tarpon and and then lost It. Happened one more goes Just toward Porter OF the Grace Commis­ bonefish. time, and then we came In. 1 never payment on the CRITICS They had a even got a look-see all day.” interest of the sion. and there are many, cemplafn good vacation, The morning of their departure. federal debt? that ntost of the recommendations but the fishing Gene was supposed to take them out This is interest attenspt to change federal ptMey was another story. And If you’ll days. With a voice lower than a one more time. Joyce and I waited alone. It doesn’t rather than identify waste. Many bear with me I ’ll give you a snake’s belly I beard, " I t ’s blown for the two intrepid anglers to get even touch the principal. question the accuracy of the blow-by-blow account. It kind of like crazy here. Gene can’t get out home so we could find out whether " It’s as if you had to spend half thms was appointed to watch over estimated savings. What’s mere, made Joyce and me chuckle, and now, today, it’s raining so hard. Scott made it or not. your total annual earnings to pay this particular problem, reports M>me of the proposed changes because it reminded us of some I think this is what a monsoon looks for the interest on your credit card Goldberger. would require substantial funds to experiences we had a few years like." When they came through the purchases,” says George Gold- But after a while, numbers begin implement them. back. There was a little bit of pep talk door, after much discussion about berger, president of Citizens to lose their impact and statistics Politics explains why more Isn't Scott, who Is even a greater nut from Mother and Father, espe­ how well they looked, I asked Lynn, Against Government Waste. cease to astound. Part of the done. Congressmen are reluctant to than his father when it comes to cially Father, that if you’re on a "Did he or didn’t he?" If you are a typical American, problem may be our inability to bring up the subject of waste when A fishing (I sometimes think I fishing trip for a week, you’ll be Scott replied for her. "Hung one when you learned that the govern­ comprehend the enormity of the it comes to food stamps or Social A c r e a te a fishing machine) had extremely lucky to get two days’ this morning. For about 10 ment paid $435 for a hammer and figures; Our nation’s deM — the Security. Voters would assume that been antsy two weeks before they good fishing. (I can remember seconds." $7,400 (or a coffee maker, you were total amount we spend — is now the programs, not waste, will be L\ ieft, watching the weather. Lynn, crabbing a ^ moaning the same Of course Lynn received mighty outraged. But as headlines fade and nnore than $2 trillion. The deficit, cut. who is a good sport and a good way not too many years ago under hugs from both Joyce and me, but . AP photo your anger subsides, the basic which occurs by spending more The key question for Congress to fiy-fisherlady, was taking every­ similar circumstances. That’s why my good wife didn’t have to rub It in question emerges; Why? Why were than the amount that comes in, is consider; Why did the waste and thing in stride, not w on ^ n g too Joyce chuckled when she said with all her clapping and handshak­ these fees ever paid? more than $200 billion. inefficiency get so bad, and how can much about the weather. " lik e father, like son.” ) ing and yakking about "women An earful It has been three years since a In sum; 'Ilie federal government it be prvented in the future? To find Gene Moriarty, no stranger to the The next day, a telephone call: power" and how great the distaff panel known as the Grace Commis­ spends $1.25 for every $1 it takes in. out more about Citizens Against P regular readers of this column "Lynn caught a 15-pound side in the Garman family is. Janet Smith and her 4-year-old son, seafood festival in Hilton Head Island, sion published its findings and such Government Waste and receive a P (he’s proprietor of Pocomoonshine barracuda.” Scott’s reply to all of this is super Michael, cover their ears as they sit in S.C. outrageous items were widely BY IDENTIFYING wastes, the free booklet, call (000) U8A-DEBT. Lake Lodge in Alexander. Maine) "How about you?" enthusiasm for tarpon fishing, and publicized. commission planned to have some The Grace Commission Is not a Hvrtid photo by Plnlo winters in Florida guiding fisher­ "Nothing,” with a voice now a dedication to nail one, and release front of a loud band during a recent Set up by the president five years effect on reducing the deficit. cure-all, but the more we are aware men out of Islamorada for bonefish reduced to a worm’s belly. it. Especially on a fly. ago, the panel, officially c a lM the According to the Office of Manage­ of the facts, the more we can affect Easter Bunny Is coming and tarpon. He and his wife. The following day: "I’m really Joyce and I are due to go down to President’s Private Sector Survey ment and Budget, $30.6 billion was change. Estelie. are good friends of our frustrated now.” Islamorada this month and give It a on Coat Control, consisted mostly of saved in fiscal year 1986 by The Easter Bunny and friends will meet 48 Irving St„ Leah Schubert of 305 Bush famiiy, and a trip with Gene is "How come?" good shot. I sincerely hope this is Woman’s offer to prove love business leaders who studied and implementing Grace Commission "Sylvia Porter’s New Money for lunch on April 11 from 11 a.m. to 1 Hill Road, Cindy Hughes of 48 Irving St. something to look forward to. Not “ Lynn hung four fish today. ’The not going to be a case of "like son, made suggestions on ways to recommendations. In addition, 15 Book (or the ’80s,” 1,928 pages oif only (or a winter visit, but because largest one was about a 100-pound like father." reduce Inefficiency and waste in the bills Incorporating panel sugges­ down-to-earth advice on personal p.m. at the Community Baptist Church and Jonathan Schubert of 305 Bush Hill Gene Is one helluva good fisherman tarpon. But let me give you the Episodes like this are what make government. tions with estimated savings of $11 money management, is available on East Center Street. Among his Road. and a great guide. story. It was still too windy, so we a fisherman more dedicated. They If every recommendation — billion more per year were passed through her column. Send 99.96 plus friends are, from left, Jennifer Hughes of Anyhow, the first full day the two were bait fishing. All of a sudden, get one’s danger up and the is male virgin’s proof of sin totaling 2,478 In all — was carried by the 99th Congress and signed by $1 for mailing and handling to Germans had planned to go out with Lynn said. ‘I think something took challenge becomes even greater. out. $424 billion would be saved over the president. "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the ’80s," in care of the Gene, It blew like the hammers of my bait.’ With that I Just growled at However, never underestimate the DEAR three years, claimed the Specifics include: compelling year he gave up his hobby (women) Manchester Herald. P.O. Box Hades. In fact, watching the her ’cause she came up empty. power of a woman. When we go to ABBY: I am a commission. federal agencies to collect $15 and I am now "Sweetheart,” 419150, Kansas City, o. 04141. weather news here at home made "N ext time around she hung one Florida, I may ha ve to sprinkle acid normal man of billion of the $24 billion In outstand­ "Honey” and "D earie” Make checks payable to Andrews, A b o u t Town me remark to Joyce that "It sure and it was a good one. Almost pulled on Joyce’s line to protect myself. 49, except for CinZENS AGAINST Govern­ ing federal non-tax delinquent McMeel k Parker. doesn’t look too good for our her over the side. Gene h elp ^ her the fact that I After no sex (or 20 years. I ’m not ment Waste was formed to promote debts within three years; improv­ ing credit management by enforc­ fishermen down there. Looks like Into a harness, and she played the Joe Garman, a Manchester resi­ have never had sure I want to resume sleeping with public awareness of the findings as dent for many years. Is a recog­ Dear Abby ing stricter accounting practices they are going to hit lousy weather fish (or about 20 minutes. Jumped sex (unless you him again. I find it hard to get well as urge citizens to take an Bolglum’* nam * among other procedures; incresing Aging and health featured for quite a few days." six or seven times. Gene said It was nized authority on the subject of can count mas­ Abigail Van Buren accustomed to the feeling that I am active role in seeing that these Belgium derives its name from hamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly staff at the IRS to dig into the $100 Manchester Memorial Hospital will sponsor a Adopt-a-pet on vacation And it was borne out with a phone a good 100 pounds. Jumped one turbation) . I am really desirable since we have lived suggestions are accepted by the Belgate, who were its first call from Scott after a couple of more time and then got off. llsbing. Congress. billion in underreported Income program on aging and health Wednesday at 6 p.m. in not gay or any­ like sister and brother for so many recorded inhabitants. The land was and over $35 billion in delinquent the hospital auditorium. Dr. Donald Grossman will The Manchester Herald's weekly adopt-a-pet thing; it’s Just years. An effective advertising cam­ conquered by Julius Caesar and taxes. give the presentation. The program is free and open to feature, which usually appears Thursdays, will that I believe ______Don’t use my name. Sign me ... paign underlined the most blatant was ruled for 1,000 years by other These are steps in the right the public. return next week when its author, Barbara that sex should M INNIE HA-HA government waste. Ads highlighted conquerors, including the Franks, direction, but more must be done. Richmond, returns from vacation. Threat of disease is limited be reserved for marriage. and they're looking at each other — the Inefficiency of the govern­ Burgundy. Spain, Austria and To illustrate, of the 17,000 compu­ To reach the Manchester dog pound, call I am very much interested in a all smiles and goo-goo eyes. DEAR MINNIE: Please, no ment’s contract-bidding process. France. Bolton grad wante a reunion For example, exorbitant prices ter systems in the fedeal govern­ 643-6642, or call the police department at 646-4555. lady who says she loves me and I told my husband it bothered me. "ha-has” about a subject as serious ment, 12,000 are obsolete and BOLTON — Bob Nystrom, a 1968 graduate of Bolton For those seeking a cat or kitten, call Aid to wants to prove It by going to bed so after we were married, he asked as AIDS. Considering your hus­ were paid because the Department cannot communicate with other High School, is looking (or other members of the class Helpless Animals at 666-5551. with me — in fact, she had "M om " to please put it away. band’s fast-track record, should of Defense does not get competitive if precautions are followed bids for federal government con­ computers from within the govern­ EMERGENCY of 1968 who would be Interested in planning a reunion demanded It! I will be 50 soon, and Maybe he wasn’t emphatic enough you decide to resume marital ment or the private sector, says the Fire — Police — Medical next year. she has given me an ultimatum that because it’s stili there. It hurts my relations, first, make sure he is tracts. Also, these contracts were citizens’ group. Adds Goldberger: Nystrom can be reached at 3807 Sagebrush Drive, QUESTION: I examined by your veterinarian to if we don’t go to bed by the time I m heart to go over there and have to tested to determine whether he has made for short periods of time, and "E very year $5 billion In Social DIAL 911 Billings. Mont. 59105, telephone (406) 248-7049. Bridge scores announced am pregnant make sure that eggs are not being 50, she Is breaking up with me. iook at it. been infected with the AIDS virus. prices were raised year after year. and because I passed in the stool. Then wait another six months, Was anything ever done? Security checks Is sent to people In Manchester Recent Manchester Bridge Club results: My church teaches that it is a sin I ’m sure Mom wouid rather have who have died. These computers have cats my 2. If you are pregnant, avoid because It could take that long for A deputy secretary of acquisi- Alzheimer's support group meets March 23: North-South 1. Barbara Anderson-Phyllis ' to have sex outside of marriage. had the other girl for her daughter- obstetrician cleaning the litter box or working in the virus to show up in a test. Pierson; 2, Jim Baker-Louise Kermode: 3. Hal Pet Forum ' What should I do? Am I being in-law because I ’m a few years Michael Hebert will address the topic of Alzheimer’s wants me to soil where cats may defecate. Lucal-Carol Lynch. East-West 1. Frankie Brown-Faye old-fashioned? Help me out. please older than her son. and I was and related diseases and how to find resources for help have a blood test married before. DEAR ABBY; Some years ago Lawrence: 2. Mary Murphy-Eleanor O’Connell; 3. Edward A. Wllllama, D.V.M. 3. Cleaning a cat’s litter box daily A S. IN NEW YORK and relief in a meeting April 15 at 7p.m. at Manchester for toxoplasmo­ you wrote something quite beauti­ Tom Regan-Frank Bloomer. will prevent buildup of eggs as well Please print this. Maybe Mom WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST Memorial Hospital. The program is sponsored by sis. Are my cats ful about people who love deeply March 26; North-South 1. Louise Kermode-Bette as remove them before they be­ DEAR A.8.: Clinging to one's will see it and put that picture Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester. For a danger to me somewhere else. never growing old. What was it? Martin: 2, Hal Lucal-Virginia Weeks; 3.Phyllis come Infectious. religious principles is not "old- more information, call 647-1481. or my baby? RUTH COMSTOCK, TOGETHER Pierson-Ann De Martin. East-West I. Peg Dunfield- fashioned." Your reasons for not HURT 4. Because the highest rate of SAN DIEGO Frankie Brown; 2. Mike Franklin-Tom Regan; 3.Pat ' going to bed with the lady are valid, ANSWER: exposure in man occurs via the and if she ends the relationship DEAR HURT: And maybe she Dinner benefits Coventry shell Forstrom-Barbara Anderson. Toxoplasmosis is a complicated dlB and the Manchester Herald 2 to toxoplasmosis by eating under­ ingestion of undercooked meat, because you refuse to yield to her won’t. Ask your husband again to DEAR RUTH: "Those who love 2 A band shell benefit dinner will be sponsored by the parasitic disease with a very cooked meat or handling raw meat avoidance of very rare meat and a demands, you may be better off respectfully tell his mother that you deeply never grow old; they may Coventry Lions Club Saturday at the Community involved life cycle. It Is caused by a In which the cysts are present. In thorough washing of hands after without her. hurt when you see that picture, so die of old age. but they die young” House on Boston Turnpike. There will be two sittings, small protozoa known as Toxo­ pregnant women who have never handiing raw meat is advised. please remove It. At the same time, And thanks for asking because I'm Cosmopolitan Club meets plasma gondii. at 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. been exposed to the parasite and 5. Your obstetrician wiii go over DEAR ABBY; I need to get present her with a lovely large one of those people. Cats that are infected with this Tickets are 86.50 for adults and $5 for senior citizens. The Cosmopolitan Club will meet Friday at 1:30 at have no immunity, these cysts can the resuits of your test and make something off my chest that’s been replacement — one of you qnd him, Children under 5 will be admitted free. Tickets may be Center Congregational Church. Robert Luce will parasite shed eggs (or oocysts) in cross the placenta, develop in the appropriate recomendations. bugging me for two years. My framed! To get Abby’s booklet, "How to their feces. In most cases this will m purchased from any Lions Club member. present "An Easter Surprise. ’ ’ Members wiii be able to baby and cause serious illness. In summary, cats are only one mother-in-law keeps a large Write Letters for All Occasions,” occur early in the cat’s life and may sign up for the May luncheon meeting. Your physician can perform a source of toxoplasmosis for man framed picture of her son and his DEAR ABBY: 1 want to share one send a check or money order for cause diarrhea. After initial expo­ blood test which will indicate and in actuality are a very limited 'ex-fiancee prominently displayed good thing that has happened as a $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 sure however, most cats will Cycle club meets Monday whether you have been exposed to threat if some simple precautions ’ in her living room. It’s a lovey- result of the AIDS-scare publicity. cents), self-addressed envelope to: Junior women set meeting develop immunity and no longer be toxoplasmosis in the past and are are observed. Dear Ahby, Letter Booklet. P.O. The Exposition Wheelmen cycle club will meet dovey pose of the two of them. She My husband of 80 years has been an active source of infection to therefore most likely protected. If Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. Monday at 7 p.m. at First Federal Savings Bank. West The Manchester Junior Women’s Ciub wiii meet has her arms wrapped around him a skirt chaser for 49 of them. Last other animals or humans. Upon you have not been previously Edward A. Wiiiiams is a Man­ Middle Turnpike. There will be a demonstration on the Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Rosemary Tyskiewicz. 210 Parker St. accidental ingestion of these eggs exposed, then certain simple pre­ chester veterinarian. If you have a maintenance and care of a 10- or 12-speed bicycle. The by animals (or man) the parasite cautionary measures shouid be question you’d like to see answered meetilig is free and open to the public. For more develops into tiny cysts, generally taken. Information, call 649-2098. here, write to Pet Forum, Manches­ YWCA offers prenatal exercise causing no illness. 1. Cats, especially if young or ter Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ How the body handles sugar Man is most commonly exposed experiencing diarrhea, should be ter 06040. Registration for prenatal exercise ciasses is now Blood pressure checks offered D E A R D R . However, you have no control taking place at the YWCA on North Main St. GOTT; One day Community Health Care Services Inc. will hold office over other people’s behavior, your Participants can sign up for two or three sessions per I had my blood hours for b l< ^ pressure checks, tine tests and throat parents’ included. You’ve made week. Child care is available for a nominal fee during sugar tested at cultures at the following locations; morning classes. Check Social Security cards your point by urging them to stop noon after eat­ Monday, the agency office on Route 6 in Columbia, smoking. Continuing to badger For more information on class dates and times, call ing a lot of from 8; 30 to 10 a.m. 647-1437. D r. G ott them may result only in acrimony QUESTION: I have my own benefits under Social Security or in his house. Does he have to report sweets. It was Wednesday, at the Coventry Town Hall from 2 to 3 and bad feelings. You and your business and I recently hired three iiie loiiiuad retirement system, or it as Income to Social Security? 100. The next Peter Gott, M.D. p.m. brother should try to avoid their people to work for me. I know I have has worked long enough In govern­ day at noon it Thursday, at the Coventry Pharmacy from 1 to 2 MH8 ’42 class seeks grads cigarette smoke by getting the to report their wages, but I recently ment employment, or is the spouse ANSWER. No, it does not count as was 70. I had p.m. family to declare one or two rooms The Manchester High School class of 1942 is planning found out that I should ask to see or child of an insured worker. You income for SSI purposes. eaten no sweets. April 23, at the Village Pharmacy In Coventry from 1 In the house "no-smoking" zones; a reunion Oct. 10 at Willie’s Steak House. their Social Security cards. As long can get more Information and apply What do these to 2 p.m. Committee members are trying to locate the Thlf column iz prepared by the your parents can choose to harm as they know their Social Security for Medicare at any Social Security values mean? themselves, but this Is no reason for following class members: Andrew Biggerstaff, Carl H. number, is this really necessary? office. Social Security Administration of­ I ’m 64, female and tire easily. It treated? You can find out in Dr. Bllyeu, Helen (Brozowski) Bergamini; Joseph J. fice in East Hartford. Send ques­ you to Jeopardize your health as Pinochle scores announced Gott’s new Health Report on the well. Castro: George L. Collins; Ethel (Coste) Hattman; ANSWER. Yes, it is important QUESTION. My father, who gets tions to Social Security, Manches­ DEAR READER: When a nor­ subject. Send $1 and your name and You also might ask your family Pinochle scores for March 26 at the Army and Navy Edmund Ducy; Dennis R. Gibson: Eleanor that each employee’s name and SSI. recently received some insu­ ter Herald. P.O. Box 801, mal person eats carbohydrates (in address to P.O. Box 91420, Cleve­ doctor to Intervene on your behalf. Club W6r6! (Gruessner) Magnuson; Agnes (Makus) Snipes; Social Security number Is reported rance money because he had a fire Manchesle” 00040. the form of sugar or starch). the land. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to ask Perhaps if he or she spoke to your Eleanor Plsch, 618; Fritz Wilkenson, 599; Sylvia Madeline E. McIntosh; Lucille A. Murphy; Theodore correctly. Each employer should pancreas is stimulated to secrete for the Health Report on parents and emphasized the risks of Gower, 593; Andy Noske, 584; Bud Paquin, 583; Leon F. Stroker; Eleanor B. Thomas. ask for the Social Security card and insulin, a hormone that enables the Hypoglycemia. smoking, they would limit their Faliot, 580; Kitty Byrnes, 578; Ariine Paquin, 577; If anyone has information regarding the addresses of record the employee’s name and products of digestion to enter cells Betty Turner, 574; Robert Schubert. 571; Ann Fisher. these people, contact Olga P. Guglielmino, 649-5384. or number exactly as It is shown on the smoking. 9 9 and provide fuel for energy. Your DEAR DR. GOTT: My parents 567; Gladys lliompson, 557. Norma Conti. 649-7310. card. You should not rely on their blood sugar of 100 was normal, smoke too much. I have tried You bring up an important issue. memory. following the ingestion of sweets; asking, begging and telling them to I welcome comments from readers the next day’s value of 70 also was quit. My mother says she will, then about other methods that could be QUESTION. My son was recently normal. These figures prove that lights another one. My father Just used. diagnosed as having permanent t t your body can handle carbohy­ gets mad. My parents’ cigarettes kidney failure and is about to start n drates by producing the exact not only hurt them, but they also Vitamin E Artist confronts weighty issues maintenance dialysis. A friend told Spring Has Sprung amount of insulin necessary for harm my brother and me. What can What are the benefits of Vitamin me he may qualify for Medicare. I proper metabolism. I do to get them to quit? E? didn’t think children could get If you were a diabetic, the Dr. Gbtt’s new Health Report numbers would be much higher — DEAR READER: You are cor­ Continued from page 11 of the major problems in munity College, from April 3 Medicare. Is he eligible? tells what’s true — and what isn't. 180 or above. Your fatigue probably rect in believing that your parents’ contemporary society, and that it through U. The show opens with Now’s the time to replace those Send $1 and your name and address "I know that I have the technical ANSWER. He may be. A person Is not due to an abnormality in tobacco smoking is harmful to both won’t go away as long as we’re a reception Friday evening at 8, to P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH skill to do paintings or drawings all willing to be spectators. ’’ featuring a performance by who needs maintenance dialysis or Old Gutters with sugar metabolism. I suggest that you and your brother; "passive smoking” is associated with many 44101-3428. that would be bought right up. Robert Black, a musician who a kidney transplant for permanent you and your doctor look for other kidney failure is eligible for Medi­ causes. medical ailments including emphy­ Be sure to ask for the "Health But that wouldn’t be saying Susan Hoffman Fishman’s combines bass guitar and double care at any age if he or she has What is hypoglycemia and how is sema and cancer. Report on Vitamin E.” anything about life." works will hang in the Newspace bass with computer video art and NEW ONESI worked long enough or is getting Her life at the moment Gallery, at Manchesler Com­ computer music. 7 includes raising two sons, one 6 7 years and the other 4 months old. ★ ★ \Thoughta What kind of a world does she see 643-2659 them entering as young adults? CALDWELL ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. ‘T don't know if it’s either Call today for a free estimate. - The bitter winds of winter are Greek words for “ Spirit" can also you receive them merely as signs of negative or positive,” she said. INSURANSMITHS SINCE -gone! They are replaced by the be translated as "wind” or the season... or as reminders that " I do think that terrorism is one OIL INC. 0 Colors to choose from. Written Quarantee. : welcome winds of spring— cool dry "breath" in my instances. 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William Holden, Broderick Craw- are more memorable flian others. — see page 17 lead erased. Dean Evason sent Ludwig from the biueline. ' OoroUsiy (CC) In the 1930s. on honest, foril. 1950 Even though Ms team lost. Hart­ them into a H ) lead at 9:45 of the "Th e puck came loose, and I Just Paige (Nicollette Sheridan, good-hsanad men is forced to turn to e [U S A ] Edge of Night ford’s Ron Francis said his club’s flrst period, with Montreal defense- popped in the rebound," said life of crime to finance his neurotic moth­ foreground) warns Mack and M h m to the Montreal CanatHens have to go out there and earn it.” Gainey, who added that the Cana­ er's skyrocketing medical bills. Michael Karen (Kevin Dobson and Mi­ 1:15AM (X) MOVIE; 'Triumpha of e man Craig Ludwig in the penalty Man CaHod Horae' The ton of the egad - was one of tbem. The Healers, who host the New box. And after Mats Naslund took a diens. like the Whalers, were Keaton, Joe Piscopo, Maureen Staple- chele Lee, r.) about her moth­ ton. 1984. Rated PG-13. warrior carriet on at defender of the "Th a t’s the best game f’ve York Rangers on Saturday night, pinpoint pass from defenseman seeking respect in their pre-piayoff er's (Michelle Phitlips, I.) ac­ Sioux Indieni. Richard Harrie, Michael. played in during the regular 6:00PM CD (X) 0 ® News tions, on C B S ’s 'Knots Beck, Ana De Sate. 1983 before completing the regular Larry RoMnson, split two defend­ meeting. "W e wanted to leave an impres­ d ) Three’s Company Landing,” airing Tm jR S O A Y , ■eaaon," said Francis, whose team season against the Sabres in ers and deked Liut for his 25th goal was a S-2 loser when Bob Gainey, Buffalo on Sunday, can also win the at 12:28, Hartford scored Just over sion tonight.’’ he said. CE) Magnum, P.l. APfHL2. 1:30AM (X) Oat Smart (3D Gimme a Break the Canatflem veteran left winger, title with a Montreal tie or defeat. six minutes later to recapture the Prior to the winning goal, the (IS iN N I poked the puck under the legs of The Canadiens, who increased lead. Canadiens had been blunted by 3 1 Mork end Mindy CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 0 Bixarra 0 M*A*8’ H goaHender Mike Liut with 1:5! to their lead to three points over flie Ludwig again had a role in the Liut, especially in the third period, [C N N ] Nowenkpit Update play Wednesday night. goal, coughing up the puck to Paul when they outshot Hartford 12-3. (S ) News (Livs) third-place Boston Bruins, didn’t [MAX] MOVIE; 'Scream For Help' A- At the other end. Patrick Roy (?4) Doctor Who Gainey's e i^ th goal also pre­ relish the thought of Hartford Lawless, who in turn set up Francis daughter becomat the target of her ttap-! vented the Whalers fn»n sip^ng clinching the championship at the for his 30th goal. made his first start in goal since ( 0 Charlie's Angels father when the uncovers hie murderoue (MAX) MOVIE; 'Mfaehier (CC) A loves­ 11:00PM (D CD ® ® News plant to kill her wealthy mother. Rachael champagne at the Forum. They had Forum . Another of Montreal’s well- March )4, and was steady in his (3S Quirrcy ick nerd hopeleesly pursues the most po­ (X ) 6 D Late Show; Starring Joan Rivers Kelly, David Brooks. Marie Mattart. entered the game needing only a tie "W e all saw this as a test," said traveled performers, who seem to return from an abscessed tooth, 9 D Reporter 41 pular girl in his high-school. Doug 1984. Rated R McKeon. Catherine Mery Stewart. Kelly SSOddCoupla to clinch the Adams Division title Montreal center Guy Carbonneau. be peaking for the playoffs — making 24 saves. A (SZ) Auction (3 hrs.) [USA] Search for Tomorrow Preston. 1985. Rated R ( 9 Avengers over the serond-place Canadiens, "We wanted to show Hartford we defenseman Larry Robinson — " It had to be tough for him, S D Carol Burnett and Friends (USA) Riptide 0 News (Live) 1:45AM Telopbona Auction who trailed by five points. can play well against them. cracked a shot beyond Liut from coming back against a team like ID IS ] MOVIE; 'Little Lost Boy "ft’s really not that big a loss,” “ We could be meeting them in the about 20 feet inside the blueline at Hartford." said Canadiens coach 6:30PM ( £ *1,000.000 chance of a 0 This Old House (CC) 2:00AM ® MOVIE: "711# Wild end the- [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express said Francis. "We still have two Adams Division final in a couple of 14:35 of the middle period. Jean Perron. "But he’s a great Lifottmo 0 Tales of the Unexpected The most Fraa' Fascinating developments in pri-' 6:30PM (S w K R P In Cincinnati Part 1 (S ) (29 Family Ti«a (CC) An old college unsuccessful man in the world pretends mate studies unfold after two scientists games left to do it, and we’ll Just weeks, so you want to leave them set the stage for Gainey, competitor.” of 2 friend asks Steven to help him reesta­ ha's a great conductor-composer and flee to the African wilderness. Granville Van Dusen, Linda Gray. 1980. CD & ABC Nawa (CC) blish a left-wing political magazine. (R) meats a woman who wants to share in (In Stereo) his fantasy. MOVIE: 'Out of Season' After 20 d D Banaon CD ® Novela; Eaa Muchacha de 0)oa Cafa 0 M -A ’ S-H years, a woman’s past lover returns to APphoie AP photo d i S C T V rekindle their relationship. Vanessa P [E S P N ] NHL Hookey; TM m a to Be An­ @T) El Vidente (60 min.) Redgrave, Cliff Robertson, Susan ® Too Cloaa for Comfort nounced (3 hrs.) (Live) Dwight Qooden (right) takes advice from Mets' pitching Pacers secure a playoff berth [C N N ] Monaylina George 1975 David Leisure, photographed at a Los Angelas ® ® NBC Nawa 9:00PM CD Slmon & Slmon Rick and [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzia and Harriet 3D Twilight Zone restaurant, may be the oniy actor who’s been caught (29) Nightly Buainaaa Raport coach Mel Stottlemyre In the St. Petersburg, Fla., training Bv Bill Barnard A.J. panic whan a large private-eye firm [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Spikar' As they seek po­ [E S P N ] SpaadWaak play him a lot differently than Dominique Wilkins, the N B A ’s lying so often on television that it could make him a star. Notioiaro Univlaion opens an office next door. (60 min.) (R) camp. Qooden admitted Wednesday to having a drug Th« Associated Press sitions on the U.S. Olympic men's volley­ [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow anybody else. I don’t think he likes second-leading scorer, had. 20 He's the one who tells those whoppers on the Isuzu d D Lova Connaetion CD ® Jack and Mike (CC) Jackie's reu­ ball team, college athletes must contend problem and voluntarily entered a drug rehabilitation NBA Roandup contact, and I Just get m y body up points and hit Just seven of 24 shots nited with her mentor; Mike judges the with personal problems and a hard driv­ 2:25AM [H B O ] MOVIE: Skyhlgh' Now that the Indiana Pacers [CNN] Showbiz Today program. against him and make sure be from the field. automobile commercials. Miss Windy City beauty pageant. (60 ing coach. Patrick Houser, Christopher Three college students vacationing in have clinched their first NBA [M AX] MOVIE: Tranchooaf (CC) An min.) (R) Allport, Michael Parks. 1985 Rated R Greece are pursued by KGB and CIA knows I’m there” amateur mystery writer finds hersetf in playoff spot since 1981. they want to Jazz 107, Spurs 104 (5) MOVIE: *Kir>g ReY An American agents when the trio unwittingly falls the middle of e real conspiracy. Margot [T M C ] MOVIE: Kiss of the Spider into possession of a top secret tape. take the next step. spots. 108, Cavall«ra 09 Kidder, Robert Hays, Daniel Faraldo POW in Singapore tries to improve his Woman' (CC) A flamboyant homosexual Utah erased a 10-polnt deficit in conditions through shady dealings with Daniel Hirsch. Clayton Norcross 1985. " I told the team I don’t want us to In other N B A games, it was 1983 Rated PG. (In Stereo) and an intense political revolutionary Rated NR (In Stereo) Charles Barkley had 25 points the final seven minutes as Darrell TV actor^s lying the camp's guards George Segal, Sir form a common t^nd when imprisoned feel a sense of accomplishment,” Boston 103. Washington 86; New and 17 rebounds as Philadelphia Griffith scored 19 of his 21 points in 7:00PM (D CBS News John Mills. Tom Courtney 1965 together in a South American jail. W il­ Gooden seeks Coach Jack Ramsay said. "We Jersey 121, New York 120; Philadel­ eliminated Cleveland from playoff the fourth quarter against San CD ® M*A*S*H ( ® MOVIE: 'On the Beach' What's left of liam Hurt, Raul Julia, Sonia Braga. 1985 Rated R 2:30AM 3D Ufastylss of the Rich and want to get better. We’ve got 10 phia 106. Cleveland 99; Milwaukee consideration. Antonio. CD (2D Wheel of Fortune the world after a nuclear holocaust is Famous (60 min.) realistically portrayed. Gregory Peck, [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour games to get better. Crazy things 104. Atlanta 92; Utah 107, San Roy Hinson scored 22 points, With the Spurs leading 104-103, makes him a star CD (20^ • 100,000 Pyramid Ava Gardner, Anthony Perkins. 1959. [C N N ] Sports Latanight can happen in the playoffs." Antonio 104; and Phoenix 117. Julius Erving added 20 and Steve John Stockton stole a pass by Jon (3D Jaffarsona [E S P N ] SportsCantar (2® (2® Cheers (CC) Woody's parents 11:30PM (E 3® Nightllne (CC) drug treatment “ When we get in the playoffs, if Houston 104. Cotter had 10 assists as the 76ers Sundvold and tossed to K arl M a­ d® Bast of Saturday Night [U S A ] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes By Jerry Buck because you have 25 seconds to do insist that their son return to Indiana to Cannon we stay healthy and play like we're Chuck Person had 19 points and 10 handed the Cavaliers their fifth loss lone, whose layup with 18 seconds escape the 'decadence' of Boston. (In CD The Associated Press what you have to do. And you have (2D MacNail/Lahrar Nawahour 2:35AM CD Nlghtwatch capable of, I think we can go a long rebounds to lead five Pacers in six games. left put Utah ahead 105-104. Stereo) d D Honaymoonara ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - Gooden volunteered to take tests to be interesting, hit your mark and (29) Barney Millar way." said forward Herb Williams, scoring in double figures against Barkley scored 17 points in the Malone led Utah with 28 points @ ) Upateira, Downstairs Not Available in Stores 3:00AM [C N N ] News Overnight The World Series champion New LOS ANGELES - David Leisure look like you’re having a great time d® Hollywood Squares to dispel the speculation and during who will play his first playoff game Chicago. first quarter, helping Philadelphia and 18 rebounds. (SZ) Auction (3 hrs.) (2® @® Tonight Show (In Stereo) [D IS ] MOVIE: Th e Adventures of Mark York Mets thought their ofl-field the winter reiterated. "Drugs? No. may be the only actor who's been doing it. Then do it a hundred times d D Novala: Cuna da Loboa Twain' Animated clay figures bring in his sixth pro season. "Other Neither team led by more than lead by as many as 18 points in the [C N N ] Larry King Live (2® Racing from Plainafield problems were over. Then they I never use them and I never w ill." caught lying so often on television in a row.” (9D Matt Houston Mark Twain and his stories to life. Voie teams have learned to respect us. eight points in the game, but period, but Geveland cut the deficit [D IS ] MOVIE: The Kid from Left Field' A (2® Hogan's Haroes of: James Whitmore. 1985. Rated G. laamed Dwight Gooden will un­ Gooden had given up 13 runs In 16 Suns 117, Rockats 104 that it could make him a star. Fo r the Isuzu commercials, he [C N N ] Monayllne They know we can score from Chicago could get no closer than to one at halftime and pulled ahead boy's father secretly helps him manage [C N N ] Sports Tonight [ES P N ] Ootf; Qraatar Greenaboro Open dergo treatment for cocaine use. inqjngs during four spring training Walter Davis scored 35 points and Leisure is the one who teils those must also pause so they can insert [E S P N ] SportsCantar and turn around a losing big league ball inside and outside." three in the fourth period. 77-70 in the third quarter. The 76ers whoppers as Joe Isuzu on the Isuzu [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Down Argentina Way' A Round two from Greensboro, N.C. (2 "I was hoping this was an April games and Johnson said his star The Pacers beat Chicago 99-94 The Bulls scored five of the first Larry Nance had 10 of his 28 in the the "He’s lying” disclaimer after [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Contlnantal Divida' A club Dan Dailey. Anne Bancroft, Lloyd wealthy South American meets a beauti­ hrs.) (R) responded with a 10-0 spurt to take automobile commercials. He de­ political reporter is sent into the wild Bridges 1953. Fools’ Joke, but I guess it’s not." pitcher "didn’t have command of Wednesday night for their sixth six points in the final quarter, fourth period for Phoenix against each remark. ful blonde heiress who follows him back [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Blood Simple' A jealous the lead to stay. clares with snake-oil sincerity that "The hardest commercial 1 ever country to interview a reclusive lady or­ [HBO] MOVIE: Trancers' (CC) In the to Argentina. Betty Grable, Don Ameche, Manager Davey Johnson said Wed­ his breaking ball." Still, Johnson straight victory, moments after making the score 77-74 with 9:24 Brad Daugherty finished with 24 Houston. nithologist John Belushi, Blair Brown. husband hires a seedy private eye to the Isuzu “ gets 94 miies per gallon year 2247, a sinister mystic threatens Carmen Miranda. 1940. murder his estranged wife and her lover. nesday. " I t ’s a tragic thing to though Gooden "was on target" for mathematically clinching a post­ remaining. Three more times, the Akeem Olajuwon scored 13 of his had to do was one I did backwards,” Allen Goorwitz. 1981. Rated PG the peace of Angel City with zombie-hke points and Ron Harper 23 for city, 112 highway" as a disclaimer [ES PN ] SportsCenter M. Emmet Walsh, Dan Hedaya. John happen” the opener. season berth when Cleveland lost to Bulls closed the gap to three, but 25 points in the third quarter, IMt he said. “ They had no special [T M C ] MOVIE; 'The Big Bounce' After a disciples called Trancers. Tim Thomer- Cleveland. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Taps' Military cadets Getz. 1984. Rated R. Gooden, the talented but troubled Go^en’s world came crashing , Davis responded with 15b s the Suns flashes, “ He’s lying.” effects. It was about a man and his man is kicked out of a camp for migrant son, Helen Hunt. 1985 Rated PG-13. Philadelphia. each time Indiana pulled further use force to secure their campus from Bucks 104, Hawks 92 “ There’s sort of a delayed workers, he gets involved with the mis­ 3:05AM (M A X ] MOVIE: 11th victim' pitching ace, was scheduled to start down at 8:10 a m. Wednesday when "Th is is Just the beginning.” said ahead. m a intain^ an 88-M advantage wife doing taxes. Some papers had [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Blood Simple' A jealous local condo developers Timothy Hutton, reaction.” said Leisure. “You hear to fly up and I grabbed one page out tress of the camp boss Ryan O'Neal, husband hires a seedy private eye to A television newswoman embarks on a Opening Day on Tuesday against he arrived at the Mets’ training Williams, who scored 17 points Chicago was led by Michael Ricky Pierce scored 12 of his 22 after leading by five at halftime Leigh Teylor-Young, James Oaly. 1969 George C. Scott, Sean Penn. 1981. nightmarish odyssey through the seedy what he says, but in the back of your murder his estranged wife and her lover Rated PG. (In Stereo) Pittsburgh. Instead, he chose to camp. against the Bulls. ‘T v e been Jordan with 26 points. II below his points as Milwaukee overcame a of all of them. I palmed the paper. Rated PG. underside of Hollywood as she tracks Nats 121, Knicks 120 M. Emmet Walsh, Dan Hedaya, John start treatment rather than be Cashen called Gooden into his nine-point halftime deficit by out- mind you say, ’Wait a minute. I get They filmed It backwards, then ran Getz. 1984. Rated R. 1 1:35PM ( D EntartaInmant Tonight her sister's killer. Bess Armstrong, Max waiting for this ever since I got season average. Charles Oakley [U S A ] Airwotf Gail, Harold Gould. 1979. suspended by Commissioner Peter office and said a drug test the scoring Atlanta 27-15 in the third Buck Williams scored 10 of his 28 a free house and they’re selling the the film the other way.” [U S A ] MOVIE: 'I'm Going to ba Famous' ET vists with comedian Jay Leno. here. The thing we’ve got to do now added 18 points and 17 rebounds for cars for $6?’” 7:30PM CD p m Magazine Ueberroth. player voluntarily took last Thurs­ Is win some more games so we can the Bulls. quarter. points in the fourth quarter, includ­ Leisure has no Idea why he’s A group of actors use every means at 12:00AM CD Kojak 3:30AM 9 MOVIE: Follow the He’s also known in the East for CD Currant Affair their disposal to get parts in a major Leader' On furlough from the Army, the "Th e commissioner made it day had, even after three checks, beat out Chicago and Washington John Long, who scored 16 points, Sidney Moncrief added 10 of his 20 ing a tip-in with four seconds left, suddenly attracting interest after CD Nlghtlifa his Joe Friday parody for Bell CD (2D Jeopardy movie production. Dick Sargent, Mere­ East Side Kids investigate a robbery. perfectly clear to the Mets that, revealed cocaine. Cashen said and get a better position in the helped the Pacers hold Jordan, the points in the fourth quarter, eight of lifting New Jersey over New York. so many years of nearly starving as dith MacRae, Roslyn Kind 1981 d D Star Trak Leo Gorcey, Joan Marsh, East Side Kids. Atlantic Yellow Pages commer­ an actor. D Entertainment Tonight consistent with past policy, he was Gooden initially expressed sur­ playoffs” league's leading scoring, to 10-for- them as the Bucks extended their Williams, who also had 15 re­ d® Tales of the Unaxpacted The most 1944. bounds, leaped over Knicks for­ cials. And as the bald-headed “ If I could figure it out I would do dD INN Nawa 9:30PM (H Odd Coupie prepared to take severe discipli­ prise. saying. "I don't know how Indiana Is In sixth place in the 25 shooting from the field. three-point lead to 89-77 with a 17-8 unsuccessful man in the world pretends [U S A ] Adventures of Sherlock Holmaa ward Louis O rr to tip In the winning Krishna in the movie "Airplane.” a seminar, a videotape and a book,” d® ( ^ Carton’s Comedy Claailcs (S ) 0 Nothing In Common PREMIERE he's a great conductor-composer and nary action against Dwight Gooden that could be." Eastern Conference, one game "If wasn’t Just me. Other players run to start the period. The Hawks Ad executive David Basner is forced to basket after Mike Gmlnski missed NBC has Leisure under contract he said. "But I guess it’s the (2® d® Barney Millar meets a woman who wants to share in if the player did not seek an Then Gooden grew silent. ahead of Chicago and Washington, on the team double-teamed him and got no closer than six points in the use his cantankerous father Max in a his fantasy. 4:00AM CD MOVIE: The Ballad of appropriate remedy.” said Edwin "H e was kind of decimated,” a Jumper from the top of the key. and you can see him this Monday as writing, the way I look and the way I d® d® Newlywed Qama client's cereal commerical. (In Stereo) Andy Crocker' A Vietnam veteran re­ who also have clinched playoff that helped a lot,” Long said. " I final six minutes. a bookie named Nick the Fish on (2® MOVIE: 'Andy Hardy's Private Se­ turns home to find the world he remem­ Durso, baseball’s secretary- Cashen said. "H e was very quiet” act on the Isuzu commercials. It’s d D Novala: El Prado da la Fame $D UNIVISION Prasanta; Estamoa Unl- cretary' Preparations for graduation ”ALF;” ALF runs up a big dos bers drastically changed. Lee Majors, treasurer and executive vice Gooden. Cashen and Joe M cll- the perfect thing, to have a car [C N N ] Croaafira from high school find Andy in a maze of Joey Heatherton, Jimmy Dean. 1969. gambling debt trying to help his work and glory. Mickey Rooney, Kathryn president. vaine, the Mets’ vice president of salesman who lies. Everyone [D IS ] Mouaatarpiaca Theater 10:00PM CD Knots Landing (CC) [C N N ] Larry King Overnight 2 friends pay off their mortgage. thinks they lie anyway.” Karen begins to believe that Anne is not Grayson, Lewis Stone 1941. Gooden was expected, possibly as baseball operations, met for !■/) 2 [E S P N ] SpaadWaak Bird individually sinks Bullets When Nick comes to collect, A L F Leisure got the job at a regular innocent; Peter steps up efforts to sed­ (2® MOVIE: 'BIINe' A girl, superior to 4:04AM CD Make Room for Daddy early as today, to begin an hours Wednesday morning. During D The wizard Simon uses uce Olivia when his mother dies. (60 panics. 8:00PM boys in athletics, embarasses her father [H B O ] MOVIE; Tranoere' evaluation at the Smithers Alcoho­ the meeting, Gooden agreed to audition, and said it looked like Just one of his Ingenious Inventions to probe min.) who is running for mayor. Patty Duke, 4:10AM By Howard Ulman more of the burden on offense, with 25 points. Ja y Vincent with IS He also stars in “ The Em pty another Job, since it was for two (CC) In the year 2247. a sinister mystic lism and Treatment Center at St. undergo treatment. a dancer's subconscious after she's CD Naws Warren Berlinger, Jim Backus. 1965. The Associated Press taking 20 of Boston's 76 shots. and Moses Malone with 14. Robert Nest,” a spinoff pilot from "The wounded by a would-be assassin's bul­ threatens the peace of Angel City with Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital in New "H e has one chance, if he seeks local spots. "Th ey did give me a (2® Alfred Hitchcock Presents zombie-like disciples called Trancers. “ The shots are there. My team­ Parish had 18 points and Je rry Golden G irls." let (60 min.) (R) (X ) 0 20/20 (CC) Scheduled: a report York. The Mets placed Gooden on help,” Ueberroth, reached In great compliment," he said. "They on the use of steroids by high-school stu­ (3® Ask Dr. Ruth Tim Thomerson, Helen Hunt 1985. BOSTON — Losing a player like mates came to me a little more,” Sichting 14 for the Celtics. Leisure’s not the only actor 3 3 MOVIE: 'U.F.O.'t Are Reel' Evidence Rated PG-13. the 15-day disabled list and he will Chandler, Ariz., said. "If he said,' We never thought it was going dents who only take them to improve 3D Novala: Yolanda Lujan Kevin McHale would hurt most said Bird. "F re d ’s not a real good Despite Bird’s brilliant first half, of UFO's is documented in an investiga­ their looks. (60 min.) continue drawing his $1.5 million chooses not to seek help, there whose career has gotten a boost to be funny again.’ I guess they had tion of a Cosmic Watergate. 1979. 4:30AM [D IS ] Nawl Animal World teams. The Boston Celtics are not outside shooter and Darren doesn't Boston’s lead was only 53-52 at (1® 8CTV Network salary. would be disciplinary action Imme­ from commercials. Sandy Duncan, been looking at guys all day. I said, dD INN Naws [U S A ] MOVIE: Soak the Rich' A ty­ like most teams. They have Larry shoot that much. I have to score a Intermission. It was still Just a ( D d® Our World (CC) Stories from Oc­ ({D Hollywood and the Stars Recently acquired rookie Dave diately. I'm stepping back from any Pamela Austin, Eugene Roche, ‘Thank you, you made my year.’” tober and November of 1973 include d® Polios Story coon's daughter goes to college and Is Bird. little more." single point, 65-64. when Ennis [C N N ] Nawanight Cone may take Gooden’s place in penalty phase. If there’s a recur­ Rodney Allen Rippy and Mason After that, Isuzu decided It the energy crisis, the Egyptian and (22) (2® L.A. Law Van Owen turns to al­ kidnapped by a militant anti-capitalist. McHale, who is tied for sixth in "He's going to score more with Whatley made a free throw for the Syrian attack of Israel on Yom Kippur, cohol and pills to cope with the trauma [ES P N ] SportsLook Walter Connelly, John Howard, Mary what last season was the best rence, there’ll be no second Reese have all been noticed while wanted more commercials. By that scoring in the NBA, missed his third Kevin out," said Daye. who spent Bullets with 6:12 left in the third publication 'of Erica Jong's 'Fear Of of having been shot. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Dragnet Taylor. 1936. starting rotation in baseball. The chance.” doing commercials. time Leisure had broken an ankle Flying,' Billie Jean King's tennis victory quarter. Myateryl: Cover Har Face (CC) Adam [MAX] MOVIE; Mlichler straight game with a sore foot. the last three seasons with Wa­ "This is like a second career for over Bobby Riggs, and Watergate's Sa­ (2® 1 2:05AM CD Night Hast Thugs stalk 4:45AM Mets gave no indication of when “ This young man sought help and Ice skating with his 7-year-old Dalgliesh continues his investigation (CC) A lovesick nerd hopelessly pursues Bird, the league’s fourth leading shington. "He knows it. I'm sure he Then Boston got 11 of the next 13 turday Night Massacre'. (60 min.) (R) a runaway girl who witnessed a deal be­ Gooden might return. he’s going to get help, the best that m e," said Leisure. His first acting daughter, Maya. He Is now di­ that involves the trouble following Sally the most popular girl in his high-school. scorer, took up the slack. likes It. That’s Just how competitive points, five of them by Bird, and tween a crooked union boss and a spe­ "We’re talking about cocaine,” there is. We'll let the medical career went nowhere. "When I was vorced. He did the next commer­ ( D News Jupp. (60 min.) cial prosecutor. (70 min.) (R) Doug McKeon, Catherine Mary Stewart. In what Washington Coach Kevin he Is.” extended the margin to 76-66. It was Gooden’s attorney, Charles Eh­ people decide when he’s recovered about 23 I moved to Los Angeles to cials with his foot in a cast, dD MOVIE: Th e Towering Inferno' Res­ (2® Local Naws Kelly Preston. 1965. Rated R. Loughery called "the best perfor­ Bird had a triple-double for the 79-69 after three quarters and cue teams try to sqve some party-goers 12:30AM CD Dynasty rlich, said. or has a good chance of recovery so become a movie star and disap­ including the one atop the 1,800-foot (2® Honaymoonars [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Julius Caetar* Political mance I've seen by an Individual second time in three games. And ranged from eight to 19 points the \A^ho are trapped on the 136th floor of a CD Entertainment Tonight intrigues lead to the fall of Caesar in an­ Rumors linking the 22-year-old he can play baseball again," peared. That was in 1973. I didn’t Castle Rock near Moab, Utah, in dD Parry Mason this year." Bird scored a game- this time he had it after Just one half rest of the way. burning skyscraper. Steve McQueen, d® Jim & Tammy cient Rome. Marlon Brando, James Ma­ Gooden with drugs first surfaced Ueberroth said. get an acting Job until 1979. That which he Insists he drove the car Paul Newman. Faye Dunaway. 1974. [CNN] CNN Nawa son, Edmond O'Brien. 1963. (In Stereo) high 30 points and had season highs with 17 points, 11 assists and 10 On Tuesday night, the Bullets (2® (2® Late Night with David Latterman last summer when the often- Jim Neader, Gooden’s agent, was In ‘Airplane.’ The next thing there. Part 2 of 2. [M A X ] MOVIE; ‘A Bread Aparf A moun­ of 17 rebounds and 15 assists rebounds. scored Just 33 points In the second (In Stereo) brllllant pitcher, one year after said Gooden “ doesn’t think there Is after that was a commercial in d® McMillan and Wife: Death of a tain climber and a reclusive environmen­ Wednesday night. “ He played in a different stratos­ half and lost to Chicago 101-75. In Monatar... Birth of a Legend (2® Alfred Hitchcock Presents winning the National League Cy a major problem, but there is a 1983.” Vegetarians to meet talist clash over the sanctity of a rare The Celtics posted their 25th phere than everybody else,” five of their last eight quarters they His first commercial was for a (2® BuparFIght Preview Hagler vs. Leon­ bald eagle's nest and the love of a local 3® Mora Real People Young award, became inconsist­ question In his mind. He wants to TORONTO (AP) - "Vegetarian­ woman. Rutger Hauer, Kathleen Turner, straight home victory 103-86 as the Loughery said. "You don’t stop have scored fewer than 20 points. chain of pizza parlors. ard. (60 min.) 3 D Gena Scott ent. His record fell from 24-4 in 1985 get it answered. Dwight is feeling ism — a Taste of Tom orrow ,” a Powers Boothe. 1984. Rated R. Bullets managed Just 34 second- Bird. You Just ti-y tocontainhim .... Despite all that ineptitude, Wa­ ” I got tired of starving,” said (22) (3® Cosby Show (CC) Theo attempts [E S P N ] Kickboxing (90 min.) (R) to 17-6 while his earned run average positive, he wants to get this taken conference to be held here Aug. 5 to to take charge when Cliff and Clair are half points one night after scoring He was probably responsible for 60 shington clinched a playoff berth Larry Bird of the Celtics Leisure. ”I said, who do I know 10:30PM dD INN News [U S A ] Edge of Night rose from 1.53 to 2.M. care of.” 9, is expected to draw people downed by the flu. (In Stereo) (2® Honaymoonars jan only 75 in a loss to the (Chicago Bulls. percent of their points. Thirty. 17 Wednesday night because Cleve­ loses control of the ball In who’s making a living as an actor? (2D Ascent of Man 12:50AM [H B O ] MOVIE: Hambur­ “ We’ve had a lot of Injuries.” and IS are big numbers in a game land’s loss to Philadelphia elimi­ Interested In vegetarianism from d D Notioiaro Univision ger: The Motion Picture' (CC) A young And what are they doing? So I took a all over North America. (2® MOVIE: 'Watermelon Man' When a Loughery said. that’s only got 103 points.” nated the Cavaliers from conten­ front of Washington’s Cha­ commercials workshop. They [D IS ] Animals In Action The architects man needs a degree to gain his inherit­ nialle The program will provide Infor­ bigoted white suburbanite awakens one of the animal world - clay castle build­ ance. so he opts to study food franchis­ boutique Fo r the Celtics, the Injury to “ L a rry ’s playing great,” Boston tion for the final Eastern rles Jones (23) In their NBA morning to find he has turned black his wanted me to be animated and mation on food, practical cooking ers, nest weavers and paper makers are ing at Busterburger University. Leigh McHale meant they couldn't dump guard Danny Ainge said. "He starts Conference playoff spot. game Wednesday night. goofy. I ’d been doing that since I boss decides to take advantage of it and explored. McCloskey, Dick Butkus. 1986. Rated R. demonstrations and tips on low- urges him to handle the untapped black Foster not surprised the ball into the low post as much as the offense and finishes it.” "It doesn’t matter who we play was IS. cholesterol diets, according to insurance field. Godfrey Cembridge, Es­ [H B O ] The Hitchhiker A fast-talking 1:00AM CD l Love Lucy they do with him in the game. Fred The Bullets, whose only victory In (in the playoffs) if we continue to "W e’ve had a lot of injuries and health drink salesman who likes to sed­ "Everyone in a commercial is a Peter McQueen, conference telle Parsons, Howard Caine. 1970. CD «ioe Franklin Show Roterts and Darren Daye shared their last seven games was against play likethls." Loughery said. " If it we’re playing people in different character. It’s very technical work uce his clients meets his match in a gor­ coordinator. (3$ MOVIE: T h e Laet Day' An ex- geous blonde. (In Stereo) dD Twilight Zona his forward spot. Bird assumed Boston, were led by Jeff Malone continues we’ll be golfing soon." positions,” Loughery said. gunfighter defends hit town against the by Gooden’s problem Dsiton gang. Richatd Widmark, Robert Conrad. Barbara Ruth. 1975. “ New York is the first place I (ED Novele; La Gloria y el Infiemo Manchester Gilbert A Sullivan Piayera Bv The Associated Press had seen where you can’t relax 9 Cinema HD MOVIE; 'Waikiki' A young man is Our 40th Awiveriary 9 in the dugout,” said the former Iramed lor a string of murders that have GREENWICH (AP) - Salaries paid are outrageous terrorized Oehu when two detectives are outfielder. “ You have the press Former Met slugger George celled in to prove hie innocence and to and the fans who want you to Foster says he was saddened NARTPORO WILLIMANTIC find the real murderer. Deck Rambo, sign autographs.” Clnonia CIW — Blind Date (PO-13) Jlllton Saaoro Clnoma — Radio Days Stave Marachuk, Donna Mills. 1980. but not surprised to hear that People who relentless whiners in the world. to pro athletes. Hopefully, owners (PO) 7:35,9:25. — A Nlohtmort on Elm Foster said that Gooden's 1965 read the sports will smarten up after the Clemens 7:30,9:40. — Therete7:15,«;15. — Radio (C N N ) Prime Newt star pitcher Dwight Gooden is to Days (PO) 7:45,9:30. — Anoel Heart (R) StrMt 3: Dreom Warriors (R( 7:30,9:25. season, when fans flocked to pages of any D E S P IT E O U R D A Y and age deal is over and lay down workable 7, 9:30. — Hunk (PO) 7:20, 9:20. — Blind Dot# [D IS ] Beat of Walt Disney Presents: undergo drug rehabilitation. Shea Stadium In record newspaper in (PO-13) 7, 9:15. — Lothol Wtopon (R) Truth About Mother Gooes Ludwig Von "H e ’s under a lot of pres­ which has promoted professional restrictions, in particular, the RAtT NARTPORO 7:25,9:25. — Platoon (R) 7,9:20. Drake expleins the origins of Mother numbers to watch "D r. K .” this country are sports to the forefront, and has amount of time given for a player to sure,” said Foster, the 1977 RMtwMd Pub A ClitMtia — “Craco- Goose rhymes. (80 min.) or**The pitch no-hitters, led people to unduly inun­ Jim Iternev indeed become a business, no sign. These everlasting holdouts 8 dlle" Dundee (PO-13) 7:30. National League Most Valuable 8 WINDSOR (E S P N ) Ma|or League Baesball's Grea­ believe he was infallible. dated with sto­ athlete is worth what he is making. have to stop. Peer RicM rd’s Peb A ChteiM — Witches Player. "Crecedtle" Dundee (PO-t3) 7:30,9:30. Plata — Over the Top (PO) 7:15. test Hits: The Sixties "It wasn’t only winning. It ries relating to Obviously, superstars such as tbewewi CbteiiMs l-O— Burolor (R) Foster, a Greenwich resident, was how he won. He’d go out and 1:30,7: tS, 9:30. — Platoon (R) 1: W, 7:06, C urse” to professional Herald Sports Writer Larry Bird. Michael Jordan. Don FO R A T H L E T E S . SUCH as the 9:40. — A Nlehtmore on Elm Street 3: said Wednesday that he noticed win I-O and strike out five and athletes and Mattingly, and Walter Payton have 24-year-old Clemens and the 22- Dream Warriors (R) 1:55, 7:50, 10. — no signs of substance abuse in people would be more interested their salaries. a great impact on their franchise’s year-otd Dwight Gooden, the worst OutroMOUs Fortune (R) 1:45,7:35,9:40. the three seasons he played with in seeing him win 5-0 and strike — Tin Men (R) 1:35, 7:20, 9:35. — For the most seasonal gate, etc. Still, as has been thing that can happen to them Is Wltcbboord (R) 1:50, 7:30, 9:43. — St. John the Baptist | Gooden. But the burden placed out 12,” Foster said. part, sports en­ reiterated in the past, when and that they become too successful too Lethal weapon (R) 1:40, 7:35, 9:90. — Directed By on Gooden by the New York fans "When he won 24 games, that thusiasts ae forced to endure important and relevant to our where will owners draw the line on quickly. In many cases, such as Some Kind of Wonderful (PO-13) 3,7:45, Polish National Catholic Church and media may have taken its was a C y Young year," said the 9:55. — Monneauln (PO) 2, 7:25,9:20. Donna Dube Colletta numerous accounts of players nation. salaries? Do they annually want to Clemens and Gooden, they can't 7 23 Golway Street toll on the young pitcher, he 38-year-old outfielder. "The holding out for more money, free bring upon themselves droves of handle success because they 7 MANCMRtTRR said. next year people expected him agent drafta, endless negotiations Most athletes earn at least the players demanding more money? reached it (success) at too young an UA Tbeotere Rost — Blind Dote P te ■ (PO-13) 7:30, 9:20. — "Crocodile" Manchester, Conn. "When you get someone who to do that again. He was the and the two operative words, same amount ($200,000). and in If they (owners, general managers, age and are still Just kids. 'They look O u n ^ (PO-13) 7:20, 9:30. — Block April looks real poised out there, you constant focal point of attention arMtration and colluaion, all which many cases more than Ronnie. etc.) keep giving in, this national around and see what lesser talented Widow (R) 7:15,9:30. have to say you've got an after each game." has collectively grated on the Also, pro athletes usually have a travesty of ludicrous salaries paid players are making and display 3 , 4 , 5 (2 pm) exceptional player. Up to this Fans should not assume all of nerves of every sports fan. handy three to four month vacation to pro athletes will continue. their immaturity by holding out for 1 R t — "Cracocnie" Dundee ANNUAL EASTE year I thought he showed a lot of Gooden’s problems were drug- per year. This allows the athlete more money, if not for realistic U)^7, 9:15. — Block Widow (R> I 10, 11 i poise and m aturity as a young related. Foster said. Instead, IH E FACT IS 1HAT salaries time to work on his game and The ongoing case of Roger reasons, than to elevate themselves FOOD and CRAFT FAIR mar*’ player," Foster said W^nes- baseball officials should investi­ paid to pro athletes are outrageous. improve the following season. Clemens and the Boston Red Sox is to something that they're not. 8 pm MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOI day in an interview with the gate what turned him to drugs Right? .. .Wrong. This is the crucial vital in this scenario because it Tim e will tell If athletic aalartes M7 MAIN SHEET Greenwich Time. so other athletes might be One can easily arrive at the- time frame in which an athlete seems as if salary arbitration has will ever level off, or perhaps lower Saturday, April 4th EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE “ EMERGENCY DOWNTOWN Foster, who was released by tempted, he said. previous point by Juxtaposing the busies himself deciding a sufficient reached unattainable heights. The themselves. The sports fan is sick the Mets last July, said playing " A lot of what’s gone wrong, outcome, especially for Sox fans, is Firs — PollCB — Medical lOam-Spm MANCHESTER annual eaminga of pro athletes and raise for his past good d e e ^ . Pro and tired of these business ntatters TICKETS baaeball in New York is de­ they’re going to blame on drugs. that amount which ia allotted to the important, however, on the broader m-stm athletes are involved in the only prolonged to the point of exhaus­ DIAL 911 Polish Pierogi Wooden Eggs 651-0108 / 644-4038 manding, even for a‘ veteran You have to find the cauae,” man who runs our country. It profession whereby, if their pro­ spectrum of events the Clemens tion. 'The direction in which these player. Foster said. doesn’t take a high school diploma posed salary increases each year is case apiwars to have added insult to procedures are headed, though, In MancbestBr Polish Bread Polish Imports I to CnqiMctioB WiA injury in the realm of sala'rles paid fUNDB) IN PART BY lire GREATER HARlTtMin ARTSOOU)^ to realise whoae Job ia more denied, they become them moat doesn't look encouraging. Caniage H o o k Hair D«t%n W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tlwndav. April >■ 107 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tharhdit. APCB 2. I f ir - t t Careers come to an end for well-known pitchers North Stars experience night of comebacks

Bv The Associated Press so encouraged they invited him to Keh Nopooport defeated the Rangers at MaMinnesota North Stars. Glen The win gave the Capitals a In addition to the revelation four-time All-Star catcher to rec­ 0-2 with a 12.38 ERA in three Sonmor came back to coach, Ron The deafflock kept the North three-point tead over tlw third- ^ Wednesday diat 1985 National over from the shock and adjust to appearances. In his last start, he IWIIson came back to play and the Stars in a tie with Chicago for third place New York Islanders, who League Cy Young Award winner the reality of leaving the Pirates gave up 10 hits and six runs In two , North Stars came back to tie. place in the Norris Division, both were Idle Wednesday night, and six Dwight Gooden would be entering a and joining St. Louis. innings. ” It was a tremendous, gutty with 70 points. Chicago has two over the fourth-place Rangers. The drug counseling program and not •‘I ’m happy to be part of the effort that told me a lot about this games remaining. Minnesota one. Capitals and Rangers have two available to the Mets for an Bedbirds.” said Pena. “ I don’t feel in my mind I ’m team.” Sonmor said after the North Fifth-place Toronto is just two games left In the regular season, indefinite period, several veteran The 29-year-old Pena, a six-year capable of competing at a consist­ Stars scored four goals in the Anal points off their pace and has two while the Islanders have three to pitchers saw a definite end to their veteran, batted .288 with 10 home ent level that is conducive to the period to tie the Giicago Black- games remaining, both against the play. ^ careers. runs and 52 runs batted in last ball club’s winning,” the 34-year- hawks 54 in the NHL Wednesday Blaekhawks this weekend. Washington goaltender Pete night. Pete Vuckovich. the 1M2 Ameri­ season. He has a lifetime batting old Vuckovich said.” In my mind if " I f you battle and work, you’re Peeters, extending his personal can League Cy Young recipient, average of .286. you can’t go out there and do the Job Wilson. retumInKtoaction after a going to get rewarded.” Sonmor unbeaten streak to four (551), ended his second attemirt at a He also won Gold Gloves in 1963. consistently, you become a liability ,8houlder Injury, scored the tying said. ” We were uptight at the start made 29 saves, losing his shutout comeback from arm surgery by 1984 and 1M5. more-or-less to the ball team and I goal for Minnesota in Sonmor’s but you have to ^ v e them (Black- with one second to go on a short shot retiring. Also quitting was left­ Cardinals General Manager Dal don’t want to become a liability, so I .^bturn game as coach. Sonmor, hawks) credit. They came after b y Tomas Sandstrom for bis 4Wh hander Britt Bums of the New York Maxvill said his team was getting a think it’s time to take a hike.” ;wm ing back to coach the North us.” goal of the season. Yankees, who could not recover "prem ier” player. St. Louis man­ •The end of Bums’ career came •Stars a third time, replaced Lome So much so that the Blaekhawks from a hip problem. ager Whitey Herzog said he was suddenly. He never pitched for the Henning, who was fired on outshot the North Stars 21-3 in the Fly«rB 2, Bed Wings 1 Bill Caudill, once one of the very impressed with Pena’s offen­ Yankees, who acquired him from :’Tuesday. first period but managed only a l-O Tim Kerr scored his 56th and 57th premier relievers in the majors, sive and defensive credentials. the Chicago White Sox prior to last Sonmor had more to do than lead. goals and goalie Ron Hextall turned was released by the Toronto Blue Herzog said Van Slyke became season. Bums, an all-star with jinerely work behind the bench. He " I felt after we had been outshot away 28 shots as Philadelphia Jays. And Moose Haas was placed expendable because of rookie Jim Chicago, went on the disabled list ’lls o had a run-in with some fans at 21-3 that we’d be all right,” Sonmor defeated Detroit. on the 21-day disabled list by the Lindeman’s rapid development. during spring training last year and ;i^icago Stadium. said. ” (Goalie Don) Beaupre was ’The loss kept the Red Wings from Oakiand Athletics because of rota­ Lindeman, who has been named as - ’’They were heckling and leaning A underwent hip surgery last May great. If It hadn’t bMn for him, we clinching the Norris Division title. tor cuff woes, the same ailment the Cards’ Opening Day starter in ” I know that I can’t get results JBTer,” Sonmor said. "Somebody could have been blown out in the Detroit. 3434-10, needed a victory which first sidelined Vuckovich. right field, leads the team with six that would be satisfactory to me,” wbould stop it. Things have been first period.” or a tie to officially eliminate the St. In game action, it was California home runs — including two on Bums said. ” I couldn’t help the JDfficult for our kids. We don’t need Beaupre stopped 44 shots and was Louis Blues from title contention. 5. San Diego 3; the Chicago Cubs 6. Wednesday — and 20 RBI. Yankees.” .That. ” solid in the first period. Philadelphia, 45248, already has Seattle 5; San Francisco 5. Cleve­ Van Slyke also has had a good •The 27-year-old left-hander was In other NHL games, it was Wilson’s goal capped a hectic clinched the Patrick Division land 4; Oakland 8. Milwaukee 7; spring. ’Through Wednesday’s exhi­ 70-60 in a little over six years in the 'Washington 5, New York Rangers third period after the North Stars championship. Philadelphia 10. Toronto 9; Detroit bition game he was hitting .365. major leagues. He made the AL 1: Montreal 3. Hartford 2; ^iladel- had been blanked for the first two Kerr leads the NHL with 26 A P ptMto 5, Texas 2; Pittsburgh 8, the New Van Slyke. 26. had his best season All-Star team in 1981. ia 2, Detroit 1, and Vancouver 8, periods by goaltender Warren power-play goals. Gilbert Delorme P York Mets 7; Montreal 6. Kansas with the Cardinals last year, Like Burns and Vuckovich. Cau­ 8 Angeles 3. Skorodenski, who was recalled scored in the third period for The Capitals' Qaetan Duchesne skids night in New York. The Rangers’ George P t City 1; Minnesota 6. Houston 4; St. batting .270 with 13 homers. 61 RBI dill has known the good times. But A P p iM ie Wilson, who has been nursing a Tuesday from the minor leagues. Detroit in a game marred by into Ranger goalie John Vanbiesbrouck MePhee (21) clears the puck. The Louis 6. the Chicago White Sox 5; and 21 stolen bases in 137 games. He separated shoulder, was playing in his career began to nosedive when Mots' second baseman Wally Backman tion game Wednesday. The Pirates won, Denis Savard and Troy Murray frequent fights. during their NHL game Wednesday Capitals won, 5-1. Boston 10. Atlanta 2; Cincinnati 2. is considered to be among the best he was traded to Toronto by his first game in three weeks. had scored third-period goals to Referee Ron Fournier whistled Los Angeles 1; and Baltimore 3. the defensive outfielders in the Na­ Oakland in 1984 for Alfredo Griffin waits for the throw as Pittsburgh’s John 8-7. "It was important to get the give the Blaekhawks leads of 51 154 minutes in penalties, including New York Yankees I. tional League. and Dave Collins. Cangelosi steals second in their exhibi- point,” Wilson said after scoring and 42 before Steve Payne scored 104 in a first period which took more Vancouver goals as the Canucks Melanson and Darren Eliot as they period, Tanti, Rich Sutter and Dave In a major trade, the Cardinals Vuckovich had arm problems The 30-year-old right-handed re­ the tying goal with six seconds left. at 16:37 and Wilson tied it. than an hour to play. pounded Los Angeles. peppered them with 49 shots. Lowry in the second and David acquired all-star catcher Tony since his 18-6 season in 1982. He was liever had consecutive 26-save ” I was going for the net when CapftalB 5, Rangers 1 Canucks 8, KNigs 3 Tanti, who became the first The Canucks got goals from eight Bruce in the third. Pena from the Pirates for out­ 0-2 in 1983. sat out the 1984 season seasons at Seattle, then followed Haas got off to a great start last Pirates 8, Mats 7: Jim Morrison’s Rod Sox 10, Bravos 2; The Red Booter (Paul Boutilier) dumped the Canuck to score 40 goals in two different players — Stan Smyl, The Kings got goals from Bryan fielder Andy Van Slyke, catcher when he underwent surgery and with 36 saves at Oakland in 1984 sea.son. going 7-2. then hurt the pinch home run in the bottom of the Sox snapped the Braves’ five-game puck in front of the net and I flipped Kelly Miller scored two goals, his Tony Tanti scored his 40th goal of different seasons, led a Vancouver Raimo Summanen. Patrik Sund­ Erickson, Bemie Nicholls and Luc Mike LaValliere and pitcher Mike was 6-10 in 1985. But he managed only 14 saves in his rotator cuff. He mi.ssed the re.st of ninth won it for Pittsburgh. Morri­ winning streak, led by rookie it In.” first in two weeks, as the Capitals the season and assisted on two other onslaught on Kings goalies Rollie strom, Brent Peterson In the first Robitaille Dunne. He retired last spring, then came first season with Toronto and had the 1986 season and has not son led off the inning and hit the catcher Danny Sheaffer with four Pena broke down and wept when back to pitch at Class AAA just two saves and a 6.19earned run recovered sufficiently. The Athlet­ first pitch from Gene Walter over conecutive singles and three RBI,! he learned he had been traded by Vancouver, where he was 2-1 with a average in 36 1-3 innings last year. ics are contesting whether they are the fence. and Jim Rice with two doubles and; the team he had spent his entire 1.26 E R A . Called up by the Brewers This spring. Caudill continued to responsible for paying Haas, claim­ The Mets tied the score 7-7 in their a single and two RBI. Wade Boggs, Hagler unconcerned by Leonard’s eye major-league career with. in September. Vuckovich was 2-4 struggle, allowing 20 hits and 14 ing he didn’t fully disclose his half of the ninth on RBI doubles by Spike Owen and Bill Buckner had Sports in Brief But it didn’t take long for the with a 3.06 ERA. The Brewers were runs in 15 2-3 innings. condition to the team. Lee Mazzilli and Clint Hurdle. two hits each. Bv Tim Dohlberg The condition of Leonard’s eye, he talked about Leonard and his Hagler, who is guaranteed $12 The Associated Press however, has been a concern for the own place in boxing history. million for the fight and could earn Bolton road race set for May 3 Nevada State Athletic Commission, “ Just because Leonard won a much more if closed circuit sales gold medal and is America’s are big, mocked Leonard for his BOLTON — The 10th annual 5 m ile Bolton Road Race is set for LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Sugar Ray which ordered him to pass a retinal sweetheart, that doesn’t make me a need for publicity and ability to Sunday, May 3, at 1 p.m. The race w ill start and finish at Bolton Leonard says he won’t worry about exam by three eye specialists before approving the scheduled bum,” Hagler said. ” I think he’s on earn big money for all his fights. High School on Brandy Street. The race is sponsored by the his once-damaged left eye when he enters the ring Monday night 12-round bout for Hagler’s World an ego trip. He sees me doing good, The middiweight champion, who Bolton Lions Club and there is a $4 entry fee and $5 on the day of SCOREBOARD against Marvelous Marvin Hagler. Boxing Council middIweight title. sees me get all the press and hasn’t lost since dropping a 15 the race. Awards will be given In both the mens’ and womens’ Neither will Hagler. Both fighters underwent eye attention and he wants that for round decision to Willie Monroe in divisions in the following categories; Juniors (ages 12-17), open " I ’m not even thinking about his exams Tuesday night as a final himself.” 1976, said it seemed a bit Ironic that (1529), submasters (3539), Masters (4549), grandmasters Powcr-olav Opportunities -Washington North Stan 4, Blaekhawks 4 Slkma0117-819,Lucas4-115415 Pierce 9-15 eye. He’s the one who made the precaution, although Hagler re­ Hagler has kept his workouts he is making more money for the 1 o f S; New Y o rk 0 o f 5. 44 22, Moncrief 07 08 8,Hodaas54l-35, (5559), and supermasters (60 and over). Additional awartis will portedly did not have to undergo a closed to the press since arriving fight than Leonard, who is guaran­ Goolles—Wcnhlnglon, Peelers (30 shots- Bradley 03000, MokesklOOOOO, Reynolds choice to fight,” Hagler said. "This Baeketbafl 01020. Totols307931-9104. be given to the first Bolton finisher, the first subjunior finisher, is a dog-eat-dog sport. It’s a man’s retinal exam as did Leonard. Tuesday and gave no indication he teed $11 million. Hockey » saves). Mew Y o rk , Froese (22-17), 0 0 4 * - 4 ______Baseball VonWesbrouck (;W3rdperlod,98). CMem 1 1 2 0-4 HOaaBBMBBBO the youngest finisher, the oldest finisher, and to the top team. No fight.” Commission member SIg Rogich will work publicly. Leonard " I wasn’t supposed to make all A — 17JM . First Period—1, Chicogo, Presley 32 Atlonfa a 8 15 25- 8 entries will be taken after 12:30 p.m. on the day of the race. For sparred three rounds In a Las this money,” he said. " I wasn’t Referee—Dove Newell. Linesmen— MNwaukee 8 8 9 35-104 Hagler said he won’t hesitate said both fighters passed the exam. (Sovard, B. Murray), 6:52 (pp). RBR aianOIMa further information, contact Bob Peterson at 6457766after6p.m. But commission Chairman Duane Vegas gym Wednesday with the colorful, I wasn’t marketable, I Kevin Collins, John D'Amico. Penalties—Roberts, Min (holding), 5Polnt goals—McGee, Lucas. Fouled Exhibition baaaball going after Leonard if his eye is HHLitindlngt out—None. Rebounds— A tla n ta 49 (R o llin s injured in the fight. He says Ford said final results are still press looking on. but would allow wasn’t a showbiz personality.” 5:49; O'Callahan, Chi (holding), 10:54; 9) , Milwaukee 49 (Sikma 13). Assists— Corlsson, M in (hooking), 13:40; Secord, EASTERN CONFERENCE pending and will be announced at a only still photographs of the Hagler paused, then added, "But Flyert2,RMlWlngi1 Attonllc Divislen Atlanta 18 (Rivers 5), M l Iwoukeen (Pressey AMERICAN LEAGUE Leonard, who underwent surgery WALSS CONPEIISNCC C hi (Interference), 10:09. workout. look at me now.” Second Period—2, Chicago, OIczyk 16 W L PCI. OB 10) . Total fouls—Atlanta 8 , Milwaukee 23. W L F c t. for a detached retina in 1982. would Friday press conference for the V-Boston 54 X .78 — Technicals—Milwaukee Coach Nelson 2 MInnosota 11 9 M CC nine topples Mitchell do the same If the situation were fighters. " I don’t think he has any business Hagler wore a cap that read W L T Pts OF OA 1 1 0—2 (B. Murray, BergeVIn), 5:1)1. Penoltles— (elected), Milwaukee coach Harris. A— S odon V-PhlkMtelphki 46 24 I WO 303 233 0 0 1—1 Minnesota bench, served by Clccorelll x-Phllodelphla 41 32 .563 )2’/i 14 12 Hagler was amiable Wednesday being in the ring right now,” Hagler "W ar I I ” , a reference to his April X-Woshington 8 8 .5 8 17 11,052. T e x o i 13 13 .900 Pete Palm er scattered eight hits to raise his record to 2-0 as reversed. X-W oshlnoton 36 32 W 02 276 27) First Period—1, Philadelphia, Kerr 56 (delay of game), :00; Nylund,Chl(hooklng),ikmg, Toronto during a 20-minute meeting with said of Leonard, who has had only 1985 fight against Thomas Hearns. x-N Y Islanders 34 32 1) 79 263 266 (Ecklund, McCrImmon), 3:07 (pp). 2:20; Brown, Chi (Interference) New Jersey 22 SO .306 31 ♦ 9 8 0 Manchester Community College downed Mitchell, 7-5, in " I f it was my eye, do you think New Y o rk 22 51 .81 31Vi Sottlnnoro 12 13 8 0 the press, seemingly very relaxed one fight in the last five years. Hagler, an underdog in that fight, x-N Y Rangers 34 36 0 76 302 310 Penalties—Stefon, Oet, served by Barr Lawton, Min (high-sticking), 0:8; G ra ­ J a n 107, Spura 104 O tv o lo n d baseball action Wednesday. Willie Gonzalez had two hits to lead he’d back off and say. ‘ Marvin, Pittsb u rg h 20 36 12 60 207 285 (delay of game), 2:25; Philadelphia ham, Min, motor (flghtlno), 0:8; Control Olvislen 12 14 .4 0 "That's what I plan to show the came out attacking against Hearns x-Athm ta 34 .667 — Now Y o rk 12 14 .4 0 your eye.?' ” Hagler asked while laughing at his own jokes. But N e w Je rse v 29 42 6 64 202 348 bench, served by Dobbin (too many men on D'Callohon, Chi (hlgf^cklng), 0:8; 8 the 43 Cougars. and knocked him out In the third Donnelly, CM, molor (fighting), 0:8; x-D etrolt 47 25 .68 1 U T A H (187) Soattio 12 14 mockingly. he grew serious, almost testy, when world.” Adomi DIvtstgn Ice), 4:13; Propp, Phi (roughlrig), Kan*o( City to x-H ortfO rd 42 29 7 91 202 261 5:03; McCrImmon, Phi (trlp^ne), i:03; Clccorelll, Min, double minor (high- x-M llw aukee 44 8 .595 5 Tripucka 40 1-1 9, Malone 108 511 36, 12 x-Indlana 9 35 .514 11 C a lifo rn ia 12 IS .444 x-M ontreal 39 29 W 00 266 238 Hextall, Phi, served by Marsh (slash­ sticking, rougMng), 11:9; Brown, Chi, Eaton 54 5511, Green 51) 5313, Hansen 55 O akland x-Boston 39 32 7 85 298 267 ing), 5:03; Gallant, Det, double minor double minor (hloh-stlcklne, rouighing), x-Chlcogo 37 37 .5 8 13 00 4, Bailey 513 00 10, Griffith 7-17 45 21, 11 14 Petersen among Hawk leaders Cleveland 9 47 .365 9 M ilw aukee 12 16 8 9 Quebec 20 39 10 66 249 267 (sToshlng, roughlno), 5:03; Howe, Phi 1 1 :9 ;Lo w to n , M in (high-sticking), 13:10; Stockton14534,lovaronl0204W,Benson1-1 j y i WESTERN CONFERENCE 0 0 5 C u rry 55 52 , Scurry 001-21. Totals Chicogo 11 IS B u ffa lo 27 43 7 61 365 297 (slashing), 6:43; Berube, Phi, mol or P rM le y , Chi (chorM ng), 13:10; T. 6 O akland 11 14 4 0 WEST HARTFORD — Through 12 games, former Manchester Bolton girls looking for good season Midwest DIvislen 40092431107. CAMPBBLL C09IFRRBNCK (filin g ), 9:22; Hextall, Phi (elbowing), M u rra y , C hi (chorglno), 13:10; M axw ell, D etroit 9 17 High standout Chris Petersen was the third leading hitter with Nerrlt Divisisfi 9:9; Probert, Det, minor-motor (elbow­ M in (holding), 15:33; Siovord, C hi (hold- X-D allos 8 8 .671 — SAN ANTONIO (18) .'346 lng),1 9:8. x-Utoh 41 9 .83 8 Berry 521 34 21, Greenwood 512 52 12, NATIONAL LBAGUB the University of Hartford baseball team with a .368 batting 2 x-D e trolt 34 34 W 70 255 267 ing, fighting), 9:9; Stanley, Phi, molor W L Pet.: X-St. L o u is 29 33 15 73 369 207 Third Period—3, Minnesota, MacLellon x-Houtton 9 9 .58 12'/i Gilmore 515 55 9 , Sundvold 015 00 17, "Our players have been going up 2 (fighting), W:04; Tocchet, Phl,ma|or-gome By Len Auster Lea Dinocenza at second, senior Denver 9 41 .48 17 St. Louis 15 5 .775 average. Petersen, an All-State third baseman recently switched M Innesoto 30 39 W 70 295 310 m isconduct ( flu tin g ) , 10:04; G a llan t, Oet, 32 (C lc c o re lll, P o v e llch ), :25 (pp). 4, Robertson 0175419, Krystkowlak 1-3003, Son Frondteo Sports Editor Denise Welch at shortsotp and to UConn and working with their C hicag o 28 36 12 70 264 305 m a la r (fig hting ), 10:04; Zom bo, Det, Chicago, Sovard 9 (Preston, D. Son Antonio 8 47 .3 8 8 N ealy 5253 7, M o o re 5 5 1-15, Jones OOOOO, 11 9 to the outfield, leads the Hawks with 12 RBI. Sacramento 23 8 .319 25Vi DawkInsOI OOO.Totols449115191M. C incinnati 13 9 H.S. Preview junior Donna LaChapelle at third. pitchers.” Roback cites. She fig­ Toronto 31 41 6 60 281 313 molor-gome misconduct (fighting), Wilson), 5:8. 5, Minnesota, Brooke 13 Chicago 17 Hartford, after its 154 loss Wednesday to Dartmouth, stands f myttw Olvislen 10:04; Stefan, Oet, gom e m isconduct, (Boutlller, Lawton), 9:M. 6, Chicogo, T. Pacific Dlvhlen 12 m Dinocenza is the lone newcomer In ures her club’s strength will be Its V-L.A. Lakers 57 15 .792 Philadelphia 11 10 J34 3-10 for the season. BOLTON — You can’t fault V-Edm onton 49 24 5 103 361 277 10:04; M e llan b y, P h i (roughing), 11:07; M u rra y 20, 12:17. 7, M innesota, Payne 4 n U tah 8 8 8 8 - 1 9 Los Angeles Bolton High girls’ softball coach the bunch. defense. Hitting is where Bolton x-C a lg o rv 46 30 2 94 313 282 M arsh, P h i, m isconduct, 11:07; H iggins, (Acton, Boutlller), 16:9. 0, Mlnnesmo, R. x-Portlond 44 20 .611 13 Son Antonie 41 8 8 2 0 - 1 8 12 11 .92Z. Golden State 9 8 .81 19'/7 5Polnt goals—Griffith 3, Sundvold. A t t a ^ 14 14 Ginny Roback for her optimism “ Last year the players were Senior Gail Shiavetti, who led the needs some work. x-W Innlpeg 39 31 0 86 272 264 Det (charging), 11:07; Dobbin, P h i, Wilson 12 (Boutlller), 19:M. Penalties— Houston 13 x-Los A ngeles 31 39 70 313 329 m a lo r (fig h tin g ), 12:40; K o cu r,D e t,m o lo r Boutlller, Min (roughing), 11:8; Sa- Seottle 8 8 .4 8 22 Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Utah 49 12 Schedule; April 9 Portland A, II 8 Phoenix 9 45 .9 5 8 N e«r Yo rk 11 11 .900' heading into the ’87 season. immature. But even in the batting Bulldogs with a .353 batting aver­ V an co u ve r 27 43 8 62 271 308 (fig h tin g ), 12:48. vard, Chi (routing), 11:8; Clccorelll, (M alone 18), Son A ntonio 8 (Greenwood Plttsiiureh Orr named Hawks soccer coach East Granby A II a m., 14Ellington v-clinched division title Min, molor (slothing), 19:8; Secord, Chi, L.A. Clippers 13 50 .169 13). A ssists—U tah 9 (Green 6), Son Antonio 11 11 .900. "The girls have come a long way. cage you can see the maturity (this age last year, will patrol left field. x-clinched playoff spot San Diego 13 13 .900 1 don’t see any reason why we year). The mental outlook is so Roback is unsure of the rest of her H 10; 30a.m., 16 Rocky HlllH lp.m ., x-clinched playoff spot Second Period—2, Phllodelphia, Kerr 57 mlnor-misconduct (roughing), 19;44. a (Sundvold 10). T otal fouls—U tah 8 , San M ontreal WEST HARTFORD — Douglas A. Orr, assistant coach at the Wednetdov’t Oames (Howe, McCrImmon), :45 (pp). y-clinched division title A ntonio 25. A —7,745. 11 13 22 RHAM H, 24 Coventry A, 28 East Wednesday’s a NOTE; Spllt6 auad gom es count In ' United States Naval Academy for the past five years, has been shouldn’t make the (state) tourna­ much better than last year. I feel we outfield with senior Kim Kilpatrick M o n tre a l 3, H a rtfo rd 2 Penalties—Berube, Phi, molor (fighting), Dvertime—None. Penalties- standings, ties do not Hampton H. 30 Bacon Academy H. Woshlnoton 5, N.Y. Rangers 1 :19; Probert, Det, mlnor-molor (Instiga­ Maxwell, Min, molor (fighting), 3:8; T. Boston 103, Woshliigton M named head soccer coach at the University of Hartford. ment this year,” the second-year can go a long way,” Roback said. and the Lewis sisters, Ann and PhllodeTphla 2, Detroit 1 tor, fluting), :19; AAellanbv, Phi, double M u rra y , C h i, m otor (fig hting ), 3 :8 . New Jersey 13), New Y o rk 1 8 8una117.Rockata104 Wednesday’s Bomw coach boldy proclaimed. Bolton, The Bulldogs have seven return­ Sara, vying for the other slots. May 1 Cromwell H 3 p.m., 5 VInal Philadelphia 1M, Cleveland 99 Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 1 Orr, a 1080 graduate of Williams College, will replace Allan M innesota 4, C hicago 4, tie minor (roughing), 2:20; Ashton, Det Boston 10, Atlanta 3 which swings into action next ing players from last year. Three- Junior Lee Brendle and sophomore Tech A 3:45 p.m., 6 Portland H, 11 Vancouver 0, Los Angelw 3 (roughing), 2:20; Craven, Phi (holding), Shots on goal—Minnesota 515151—26. Indiana 99, Chicago 94 Wilson, who became Director of Physical Education at Hartford Milwaukee 104, Atlanta 92 HOUSTON (18) St. L o u is 6, Chicago White Sox 5 Thursday at Portland High High, quarters of the Bolton infield Is Wendy Neil figure to handle the Rocky Hill A, 13 Bacon Academy A, a B wPwfolW 10:07; Carson, P h i, m o lo r (flghtlna), 15:50; Chicago 9-9155-8. McCray 57 45 14, Petersen 511 53 , after coaching the Hawks for 16 years. New Jersey at PItraburgh, 7:35 p.m. K o cu r, Det, m o lo r (fighting), 15:58; Power-play Opportunities—Minnesota Utah 107, San Antonio 104 8 M innesota 6, Houston 4 was 413 a year ago. Roback, filled with veteran performers. pitching chores. Promising fresh­ 14 RHAM A, 18 East Granby H, 19 Phoenix 117, Houston 104 Olaluwon 11-17 34 25, M lrm le fle ld 1-1 (Ml 3, M on tre al 6, Kansas C ity 1 Quebec at N.Y. Islanders, 0:05 p.m. De­ 1 o f 6; Chicago 1 oif 5. Reid 48(108, Leavell1-7003,Sampson51153 ’ ’This is one of the most exciting moments in my life,” Orrsald though, said the difference between Sophomore Jennifer Maneggia will man Michelle Hardee may work Coventry H, 22 East Hampton A, 26 Buffalo at St. Louis, 0:35 p.m. lorm e, Det (hooking), 17:00. Goalies—Minnesota, Beoupre (8 shots- Thursday's Oames P itts b u rg 8, New Y o rk M ets 7 Indiana at Detroit, 7:8 p.m. 13, H arris59549, M axwell00(100, Johnson D e troit 5, Texas 2 Wednesday in a prepared statement. “It represents the the ’87 squad and last year Is like be behind the plate, junior Susan her way into the starting lineup by Cromwell A, 28 VInal Tech H. Calgary at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Third Period—3, Detroit, Delorme 4 44 saves). Chicago, Skorodentkl (26-29. 54006, r t it l 1-31-33, Anderson031-31. Totals P h ila d e lp h ia 10, Toronto 9 m dev's Oome (Yzermon), 17:39. Penalties— (}olden State at Denver, 9:8 p.m. culmination of six years of hard work as a Division I assistant.” Metcalf at first base, sophomore midseason, according to Roback. Games not noted 3:30 p.m. Sacramento at L.A. Clippers, 10:8 p.m. 45831591M . O akland 8, M ilw au kee 7 night and day. W innipeg a t V ancouver, 10:35 p.m. McCrImmon, Phi (roughing), 3:16; Gal­ P H O E N IX (117) Orr, Inventor of the "K eep er Saver” — a device used as an aid lant, Det (roughing), 3:16; Dobbin, Phi, L.A. Lakers at Seattle, 10:8 p.m. Son F ra n cisco 5, Cleveland 4 FrMav's (Tomes Nance 108 47 26, Pin ckn ey 2-7 4 6 10, Chicago Cubs 6, Seattle 5 in teaching goalkeepers how to power dive — also coached at molor (fighting), 4:40; Barr, Det, motor Adorns 56 52 8, D o vls 1520 11-12 35, California 5, San Diego 3 (fighting), 4:40; Somuelsson, Phi (hook- Detroit at Boston, 7:8 p.m. George Mason University in 1982-83. Canadlana 3. Whalara 2 Transactions Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:8 p.m. Humphries 57 53 9, Sanders 512 52 12, Baltimore 5 New York Yankees 1 'Ini g), 6:03; Kllm o, Del (hooking), 6:03. Ciottlson 58 1-2 11, H ornocek 53 1-2 5, Hartford Athletic Director C. Donald Cook said Orr’s previous 3-pointer Snots on goal—Philadelphia 1544—9 , New York at Atlanta, 7:8 p.m. Thursday’s (taiiMs Chicago at Washington, 0 5 m. Thompson01000,Vanos031-31.Totols4266 Detroit vs. CIncInnotl at Tampa, Fla., 1 experience would be a boon to the soccer program. Chris Evert Lloyd files for divorce 2 0 » -4 Detroit 157-9—9 . 3 5 8 117. p.m. _____ 111—1 Power-ploy Dpportunltles- (Jolden State at Dallas, 0:8 p.m. B A S E B A L L Denver at San Antonio, 8 :8 p.m. Houston 8 8 9 20—1 8 Boston vs. St. LoulsatSt.Petersbure,Fla., Fliet Period—1, Hartford, Evason 9 Phllodelphlo3of3; DetroltOof 5. American League Phoenix 9 29^117 (Anderson, Turgeon), 9:59 (pp). 2, Mont­ Utoh at Phoenix, 9:8 p.m. 8 8 1 p.m. will remain FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Sent Dove L.A. Lakers at Portland, 10:8 p.m. 5Polnt goals—MInnIefleld, Leovell. Atlanta vs. Houston at Klulm m ee, Fla., re a l, N oslund 25 (Robinson), 12:26. 3, Goalies—Philadelphia, Hextall (9shots- Von Gorder, catcher, and Nelson 1:05 p.m. Dees takes Wyoming hoop )ob (A P) — Tennis star Chris Evert H artford , F ro n d s 30 (Law less), 10:41. 2> saves). Detroit, Stefan (57), Hanlon NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Simmons, outfielder, to their minor- Texasvs. Chicago White Sox at Sarasota, Lloyd has filed for divorce from Penalties—MacDermId, Har, double ml- (10:04 Ittperlod, 1910). league campforreasslgnme.it. 78ara 108, Cavallara BB Fla., 1:8 p.m. NEW ORLEANS — University of New Orleans Basketball NCAA basketball rules committee A — 19,759. Caltlca103.BullataS8 her husband, John Lloyd, it was Om aha (AAA) vs. Kansas atv at Fort - Coach Benny Dees, who led his school to its first national ranking says the 3-point shot will remain at Referee—Ron Fournier. Linesmen—Ron CLEVELAND INDIANS—Sent Ron Myers, Ra., 1 p.m. reported Wednesday. Asselstine, Mark Vines. C L E V E L A N D (99) :8 the same distance for next year, Tlngley, catcher. Junior Noboa, Inflelder, WASHINOTON (8 ) W illiam s 7-14 00 14, Hubbard 1-3 03 2, Baltimore vs. Montreal at West Palm and first appearance in the NCAA tournament this season, has In papers filed in Broward Dave Oallooher, outfielder and Reggie Jones 56 50 4, J. Vincent 514 56 15, M. Beach, Ra., 1:8 p.m. although conferences have the Rlcher, Mon, double minor (high- DaugheHy 1011 45 36, Harper 1081-3 8 , accepted the head job at Wyoming, a school spokesman County, Evert listed irreconcil­ Ritter, Frank Wills, Mike Murphy and Malone 7-13 52 14, Whatley 510 54 15 J. Boo lev 40 5311, West Ot liOO, Lee53 526, Minnesota vs. New York Yankees at option of experimenting by moving sticking), 9:59; D. Bobvch, Hor (trip­ Gibson Alba, pitchers, to their minor- Malone 11-8 54 25, Cook 1-6 04) 2, Fort Lauderdale, Ra., 1:8 p.m. announced. able differences as grounds to ping), 11:42; Turgeon, Har (cross­ Canucks R, Kings 3 Price 365410, Corbin 510537, Newman 1-3 the bonus line back nine Inches. league camp for reonlgnment. Adorns 1-504)5 Bol52536, W llllams55526. 002.Totals40ni5219. Toronto vs. Phllodelphlo at Clearwater, Earlier, Dees had called a press conference for Thursday end their eight-year marriage. checking), 16:49; Skrudlond, Mon MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Totals 3604 14-21 8 . Fla., 1:8 p.m. (elbow ing), 16:49 Som uelsson, H o r (hold­ PHILADELPHIA (18) morning. “ The 3-polnt rule did exactly V ence uver 4 3 1—0 Announced the retirement of Pete Vucko­ BOSTON (in ) Hinson 518 47 22, Barkley 11-19 53 25, New York Mets vs. Rttsburgh at Neither Evert nor Lloyd were ing), 19:8. LatAitoalet t i o-o vich, pitcher. Cut Charlie O'Brien, catcher. Roberts 4-6 52 10, B ird 11-8 0 8 8 , "Coach Dees called and left a message on my answering what it was intended to do,” rules Wrond Period—4, Robinson 12 (Walter, M cC o rm ick 5 7 5 3 15 E rv ln g W-19 0 0 8 , Bradenton, R a ., 1:8 p.m. immediately available for First Period—1, Vancouver, Smvl 17 P a rish 013 2-3 18, Slchtln g 7-10 04) 14, Colter 59 56 15, Wingate 413 00 15 Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee (m ) a t machine telling me to cancel the press conference, that he is committee secretary Ed Steitz said Noslund), 14:8. Penalties—O. Bobych, (Peterson), 6:44. 2, Vancouver, Sum- NEW YORK YANKEES—Placed Britt Alnge4-10O18, KlleO3O20, D. Johnson4-704) Chandler, Ariz., 3 p.m. comment. H ot (holdlne),9:21; DIneen, Har (slothing), VranesOO(M)0, Toney 02000, Robinson 1-3 Wednesday In announcing the deci­ manen 14 (Sundstrom, Tonll), 7:8. 3, Lot Burns, pitcher, on the voluntary retired list. 8, [% e 4 -5 1-39, S. V incent 1-104)5 H e n rv5 2 0 0 3. T otals 47-90 1418 18. aevelond vs. San Francisco at ScoHsdole, going to Wyoming,” Sports Information Director Mike Bujol The two were seperated for a 15:01; Corbonneou, M on (slo th in g ), 15:01; Angeles, Erickson 19 (Gay, Paterson), Cottoned Pete Fllson, pitcher, to Columbus O4)4.Tetals45W1517103. A rtz., 3 p.m. sion. He said the 3-point shot Skrudlond, M on (trip p in g ), 16:11; M acO er- Clevotand 9 8 8 14— 99 said. second time late last year, the 9 9:0974, Los A i^ e t, Nlchollt9(Lukowlch, of the Internotlonol League. Outrighted WosMogten 9M I7I5-8 F h lt a d a i^ 8 8 8 2 i—1 8 M ilw aukee (m ) vs. Seattle at Tempe, • increased scoring, opened up the Fort Lauderdale News & Sun 9 mld,Har(crost-checklng),19;M. Juan Espino, catcher, to Columbus of the Dees was unavailable for comment. The telephone at his home Eitckton), 10:8 (pp). 5, VoVancouver, ■esion , 8 8 8 SO-m 5Polnt goals—Harper 3, Bagiev, Price. A iiz ., 3 p.m. game and reduced rough play Third Period—5, Montreal, Gainey 8 Sunddrom 8 (TOntI), 12:M. 6, Von- International League. Fouledout—None. Rebounds— Sentinel reported. (Corbonneou, Ludw ig), 10:09. P enoltles— Fouled out—None. Rebounds— O akland a t Son DIeoo, 10:05 p.m. in suburban Slidell was busy. under the boards. couvar, Peterson 7 (Summonen,, BI utcher), OAKLAND A's—Placed Moose Haas, Woshlngtond (Jones8), Boston47(Blrd17). Omims The New York Post quoted a DIneen, H o r (hooking), 12:50; M om esto, 17:9 (pp). Penalties—Butcher, Van pitcher, on the 9-doy disabled list. Asslsts-Woshlngton M (J. Vincent ), The decision to keep the line at 19 Mon (Interference), 14:8. 6 Pittsburgh vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Ra., spokesman at the Broward (tripptng), 1:13; Smyl, Van, double minor TEXAS RANGERS-Optloned Poul Kll- Boston 35 (Bird 15). Total fouls— noon feet. 9 inches from the basket was Sfwtt on goal—Hartford 14-94—8 . Mont­ (cross checking, unsportsmanlike con­ gus, Ron Merldtth and Dave Rucker, Washington 22, Boston 21. A — 1480. Houston vs. Gnclnnatl at Tampa, Fta., 1 ’ County Court House as saying; real 0-1M2-32. pitchers, Tom O'Malley, third baseman, Cleveland 14, Philadelphia 19. Robinson winner of Wooden Award reached in an all-day session of the duct), 9:9; Carpenter, LA (Interference), Technicals—Cleveland Coach Wllkens 3 p.m. "They have made an agreement Power-play Opportunltlet—Hartford 1 of 11:8; Duncanson, LA (trippingj, 15:8; and Cedi Espy, outfielder, to(X(lahomaCltv Philadelphia vs. New York Mels at St. rules committee on Tuesday. Com­ 5; M ontreol 0 o f 5. of the American Assodotlon. (elected), B ark le y . A — 13081. LOS ANGELES — Navy center David Robinson was a runaway as to the division of property, Led vord, L A (Interference), 19;33; T o n ll, NHa121.Knlckain Petersburg, Ra., 1 p.m. mittee members left before Wed­ Ooollet—Hartford, Uut (9 thots-9 Van (roughing), 8 :8 ; Skrlko, Van, minor- TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Returned Luis Balllmars vs. Atlanta at West Palm ' winner of the 11th annual John R. Wooden Award, presented but the agreement is not att­ to v e t). M o n tre al, R oy (26-34). Aquino, pitcher, to Syracuse of the Inter­ nesday’s announcement, and Steitz gome misconduct (roughing), 20:00; PaearaB8,BullaB4 Beach, Fta., 1:8 p.m. annually to the nation’s top college basketball student-athlete, it ached to the petition. They want A — 1780. LA, double minor (roughing). national League. Released B ill Caudill, N E W Y O R K (128) Boston vs. Chicago While SoxatSarasoto,". would not disclose the vote break­ 8 Referee—Andy VanHellemond. pitchar. _ Wolksr53014,Orr6-100013,E.W1lklns09 Fta., 1:8 p.m. was announced Wednesday. to keep that private.” 8 down on any of the decisions. LInetmen—Wayne Fortev, Leon Stickle. Second Period—7, Lot Angeles, RoM- 5214, T ucker 1 5 8 4 6 M , H enderson 013 7-7 C H IC A G O (8 ) M ontreol v i. New York YonkoM at. It had bMn reported that ATLANTA BRA^S^^ISn^ Grolg Net- 19, Cartwr1oht0131514M, G. W llklns51354 The 7-foot-l Robinson, who averaged 28.2 points and 11.8 One of the coaches most out­ tallle 44 (Duchesne, Carson), 3:8 (pp). 0, Bonks 56006, Oakley 4145718, Corzlne Fort Lauderdale, Flo., 1:8 p.n,. John, once Britain’s No. 1 Vancouver, TanH8(Sundttrom),4:8 (pp). third baseman, to o one-veor 6, M cN e o lv 1-3 0 0 5 Sparrow 0 2 0 0 0, 8-135318Jordan108548, PoxsonOJOOO, Milwaukee (ss) vs. Cleveland of rebounds as well as an NCAA-leadIng 4.5 blocked shots per game, spoken in his opposition to the 9, Vancouver, Sutler 10 (Banning, Pern), Martin 53 1-2 5,Wrloht01000.Totals4409 player, w a^to receive a cash Capltala6.Ranoera1 2 0 8 1 8 . Sellers4105310,Threatt4104St6,TUrner01 Tucson, Ariz., 3p.m. collected points In voting by sports writers and 3-point rule was Indiana's Bobby 9:8 (pp). W, VOncouver, Lowry 7 (Smyl), MONTREAL EXPOS-Outrtghted John 000,Brawn01000.Totals9-« 18-88. Seattle vs. Milwaukee (ss) ot Chondlar,' settlement of $2 million. 16:12. Penalties—Vancouver bench, Stetero, catcher, to Indianapolis of the N E W J E R S E Y (121) sportscasters throughout the country. Knight. He said he didn’t like the W oolrldoe 1017 7-W 9 , B . W illia m s 8-12 A riz ., 3 p.m. The Lloyds were married watMnoiin I 0 •-« served by SomNak (unsportsmanlike con­ the Amsrtoon Association. INDIANA (99) Minnesota vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Ra., Steve Alford, who scored 23 points to lead Indiana past rule when It was implemented and W.Y ISiiert 0 0 i-i duct), 2:8; Eliot, LA, served by Duncanson NEW YORK METS-Ploced Dwight -108, ColemonOI 006, W April 17, 1979, in Fort Lauder­ Person 415 7-8 19, W tllla m s 514 7-0 17, 7 : 8 p.m. Syracuse 7473 In the NCAA championship gam e earlier this still didn’t like it even after the First Period—1, WoNiIngton, M iller IS (sloshlno), 3:16; Butcher, Von, motor Goodsn, pitcher, on the ISday disced Stipanovich58526, Flomlno5104414,Lano dale, her hometown, where a (Haworth, Morphy), 16;M (PP). I (flghllng),), 5:9; Duncanson, LA, minor-i list. 414 W, T isd ale 7-13 5216, R ich ard son 46 J22HSL ^ ■ week, finished second with 645 points, followed by Reggie decisive role the 3-polnt shot played G a rtn e r (Blum). 17:8. Penoltle^ 15,TUmer1-11-».Totals44-793547121. 44 Charlotte, Ra., 7:8 p.m. member of the crowd held up a 8 mofor (Insttgolor, flghtlna), 5:9; Luko- ST. LOUIS—Traded Andy VOn Slyke, Los Angeles at ColllOnila, 10:8 p.m. W illiams of Georgetown with 431 points. in his team’s victory over Syracuse Fhoncetchefll, wot, itouble minor (rough­ wicn, LA (htan^cklna), 0:fl; LLowr o w ry .V a n outflaMsr, Mike LaVolllere, catcher, and sign saying, "Love Match; 7 ing), 3:42; Sondttrom, NY (roua^)> (routOilna), 12:8; Cochrane, VOn (how- . Mike Dunne, dtcher, to the PUtsburgh New Y o rk in college basketball’s champion­ 7 C lir iB Evert and John Lloyd, A 3:«; MeMvfc, NY (IrIpplM), I^M; Ing), 12:8; Kennedy. LA (roughlna), PIrales for Tony Psna, catcher. Chicage 8 8 9 2 8 - ^ ship game Monday night. Stevens, wot (1rlpplng|, 1106; OeB- B M K ro A LL 5 P o ln l Perfect Set." 12:8; Petit, Von (roughlna), 19:17; Sykes, ladlaaa • 888 13-9 Rid Sax IB, Bravia 8 NBA names expansion frontrunners " I ’ll bet that if Steve Alford had A F photo M t , N Y (cro te b a t in g ) ,15:17. L A (roughing), 19:17. ^ Rsboundi Mew York M 5Folnt gools-Oaklev, Jordan. Fouled Less than a month aRer her NEW YORK KNICK5-«dned'Brad _____ ^t9t.NewJeraay8(B.W INIams four more years, Bobby would like Third Psnod—11, VOncouver, Bruce 9 out—None. Rebounds Chicago 47 (Oakley NEW YORK — Miami, Minneapolis and Orlando are msTralge, Chris helped lead the Second Pertod-3, Washington, Ou- (Summonen, Sundstrom), 4:21. Wrtsht, center, tor the remainder of the 15). A N ls ls-6 4 e w Y o rk 25 (Henderson 9), 17), Indiana M (SHpanaytch12). A selsls- it,” Steitz said Wednesday. chaene 17 (OouW, Slovent), ip:» A MQMn. New Jereev 8 (Brown n . Total fouls—Now s ris = j J i: United States to its fourth Chris Evert Lloyd has filed for divorce from her husband, Penalties—Butcher, Von, m olor (flght- Chlcogo 9 (Jordon, Thrdolt 7), Indiana 9 SSS ' ,consldered to be the frontrunners for expansion of the 23-team Nationally, Steitz said, teams W M ilnfleri, Adontt 13 (Stevene), 15:8. Ing), :I7: Paterson, LA, double mlnor- POOTBALL York a . New Jersey 9. Technicots New (Flemlna, Richardson, Stipanovich 5). O’Neal, Dadmon (4), Putao (» m ’ consecutive Federation Cup ti­ John Lloyd of Great Britain. The couple has been S, WeStlnoIgn, Miller 16 (Duchetne, Nottsnal PssWaB Lseges York in ^ detonta 5 New Jersey Illegal NBA, with a final decision expected no later than April 22. made 38.6 percent of the 3-point moler (IneNgaler, unsportsmanlike con­ Total fouls-Chicago M, Indiana 31. : tle. Then, two months later, she Stevant), 8:37. PeneHlee-CgufWd, duct, flghllng), :17; Cochrane, Von, NEW YORK JETS-Traded Kirk ds(Bnw.A-W,28. Technical—Ookley. A—16,82. Groups lili those three cities, plus Charlotte, N.C., Toronto and shots attempted this season. In five separated. NYJMahdtlcklno), 4:8; OeuM, Wat molor-mlscenducl (flghtlna), I4:M; Pe­ Sprtngs, safety, to the Indianapolis Colts for 5I.L—0 ’Naal,54. Anaheim, Calif., are hoping to be designated for a pro basketball won the French Open women’s terson, v o n , m isconduct, 14:24; Sykes, L A , on undisclosed condittenot 198 drofi pick. Buckal04.HB«kaB2 previous seasons before the rule singles title for the third time. **TKSfeft9d 0.MewVgrk,8ar*drtrom40 franchise. was implemented nationwide this in career tournament earnings. 1986 — John’s tennis fortunes double misoenduct, 14:M; Duncanson, Plrataa8.Mata7 She finished 1979 ranked se­ (Meinvki, W:87 PertgfHtt Adotm.Wgt LA, molor-mlsconducl (flghtlno), I4:M. HOCKEY The league thus far has made no promises about the number of season, teams in conferences which But while her game reached tumbled. (hetoSiBL Dudwene, (^ (tl^ ATLANTA (98 cond in the world for the second Radio, T V new teams It w ill accept or when It w ill accept them. The N B A ’s experimented with the 5pointer new heights — she won her third John was ranked 13rd in the g),3:3i; ShoN on goat—Vancouver 2517-10—49. N E W Wllktns7-M47L WIHIs4904ll,Koncak55 straight year, but regained the Lqe A ngeles 47-7—40. N orm Me ,W lttm an5^ ,llelllns expansion committee was expected to issue a report today. had a 38.5 percent success rate. Wimbledon sinMes crown In world in July 1998 and was a l-SOOlWObbM^r, a l S a S l i No. 1 ranking in 19W and 1961 as Power-ploy Opportunlttee Vancouver 3 Haven o f. Famonte, Meyer* (6 )/M i(r " League spokesman Brian McIntyre said any formal action by He would not predict how many 1981, her sixth UB. Open singles runnerup to Vitas Geralaitis in o f 8; L o s Angelas 2 o f S. . 5115410, Bgllle16>G4. she became the first woman 95 TODAY conferences might decide to experi­ title in 18SI and her seventh the Australian Open men’s OeoHas—Vancouver, Ooprloe (SOshota-IT . EAU. ^S'TA'r t -Hemad Rick Malsrvs 3I jp.m.5 m. — Golf: OlnolOInoh Shore Open, the league would be taken at a board of governors meeting April tennis player to reach |1 million saves). Los Angeles, Metanson (25 ment with moving the 5point line French Open championship in singles in December 1977. 1554-8. ■ I F N -It at New York. 118), n io t < 0 M 2nd, 9-8). **^HASnScM>y**i 6omed Douglas Orr hood 9 : 8 p.m . — F lo m e s a t (XIars, ESPN back to the Olympic distance. New YaikM A -4 ,)6 I. 'T O K S r.fittn , 0908889 5WM9, KAUCMBaTEK H g m u o . HWAMlay. Aorfl 3> M8f — . li

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Spring tions ovattabte with tmmetflalp need fbr on otFinence. and hold harmless the Man­ seeks ottroctlve, well 07207. clwn tkiflts. 64941305. spoken mosseuses. oheod Into anew future growing lawn com­ energetic person with chester Herald, Its efllcers dEOEtiANIZING Large BiKfmokgr/Utlllty Aide. with South Windsor IB4"anew AemevW" to Aw wBwgudaet ft.TeaeeWHwTewnwlAdeAioriiewidenieesnn Aw i nui d and empleyees opolnst any Port time or full time. pany. Good solory, good moth knowtadge ______dByAWOedrdetFtoenee. TMssomwaere- eft atectwen fa pgreheeaonewduwd truck end Mew hrwnw. m edical practice In Orientation ond trlon- Bonk ond Trust Co., In eom m lnlons and be- and all liability, less or Own tronsportotlon. Manchester. Full time and the obltlty to grow ceivedirew iiw 8tojej e aiuiiiRtVER needed , i dovs Box JJ c/o the Mon- Information on confi­ people you should look ground sprinklers, 3 tion of any odvertlsmcnt In time telephone opero- tion to Include wet- per week. Apply In the Manchester Herald by tor. Must possess effec­ Chester Herald, Man­ dential Interview coll Into the opportunities cor oarage, centrol- chester Ct. 06040. kend rofaflon and vo- person or coll. Plerol voc, central air, beau­ 20 ACRES prbiw farm­ REMOOELD 2 badroom odvertlser, Includine adver­ tive telephone skills, Jocouellne Germain, ot South Windsor Bonk land, rich loom, no tisements In any free Mstrl- South Windsor Nursing cofton reflef. Please Expressions, 135 E. tiful NmdsMpIng nexf townhouse, 8575. Heat, typing 35 - 90 w.p.m., CLEANING Help— Floor ft Trust. Coll Muriel coll Physical Therogy C e n fy Street. 646-8268. stonos; ovor 3000 feot hot water Included. No A buflon publications pub­ Center, South Windsor, to Ellington Country aptitude tor figures experMnce preferred. Morks, 2896061 ext 216 Director ot Crestfleld on cloon rivtr; one pots. CrwRt references lished by the Manchester Ct. 289-7771.______for on oppofntment or JO IN the soles team of Club. 049^100. JocksoP Ptozzles Herald. Penny Sleffert, and basic office skills. Evenings and/or wee- Convolescent Home. Mock oft route 6 near reoulred. Mondoy Apply In person, Mon- kends. 643-5747. apply betw een 9 and 5 eastern Ct's most re­ ft Jackson Reel Estate. Publisher. # e c e f t i 6 n i s t fo r 643^5151.______647-8W0.O Andovor/Bolton lino. through Fridw, 12 to doy through Fridov, MATURE Responsible photo studio In South Monday through Fri­ s p e c t e d weekly 859,900. Tormt-V6 YE a C h E r Physics and 5pm,6434>157.______8:30 to 4 ;30 ,Progue person to give loving Windsor oreo. Soles day ot: 115 Edwin shopper. Full time po­ Think f^ostl I ! 6 r this one so fowrtyvnr down. (416) 051-0170. LOST Chemistry. Excellent sition now open fbr M A N C H E S T E R 2 bed- Shoe Compony, 200 Plt- core to Infants and preferred. 243-2000. Rd.,South Windsor. might get by you! Ntce snn nnna nnoa ClosslAed Is o great way RNJRO .700 student high school ombltleus soles person 5 plus room ronch on (aWr.) room townhouse V/i kln Street, East toddlers In daycare set- LA N D S C A P E help full PAINTERS. Experience □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ... to sell sonwlhlngl 643- with high ocodemlc to sell and service ac­ oulet deadend street In 52 V baths, wall to wall cor- Hartford. tlng. 647-0788.______time. Some experience Interior and exterior. 300 ranoo o bho 2711. L O S T. Fennale Calico cot and behovlorol exc- counts. Experience a Ellington. 3 bedrooms, BSk petlno, oppllonces. ^LEANING Service - Im- preferred. Stort Imme- Painters helpers expe­ SaTraptedmn 00000 OC30 oon 7-8 years old . vicinity TELEMARKETERS pecfaflon Is seeking a plus, but will frertn If 2 full boths, Ingrourid 8530 plus u tilitie s . medlote openings, var­ wanted In Eost Hart­ dlotely. Up to 87.00 to rience heMul, will qualified camffdofe for St Light brawn O D O O B C O Milne Real Estate Inc., P of Cllffside Drive. 643- eager to learn. Solary ious hours ovolloble. stort. Coll 643-1699 train. 649-9074.______pool, 130'X 195’ lot, cool 60*MMrof 30DOOO QOOC20O 4171______ford. Earn up to 88.00 teaching Physics ond plus auto expenses, vo­ stove, slate entrance elWf ^ Rontala 520-6573 or 56^4161. Must hove tronsporta- per hour. Coll Morle at SECRETARY/Receptlon d o c :] 0OCCO OOO0 LO S T. Fluffy white cot. K PRINTER. Press person - Chemistry. Confocf Dr. cation and ntore. Coll foyer, economical to 61 STORES. 14 miles from tlon. 85 per hour to 289-7306.______with knowledge of Har­ 1st. One-girl office. AAo- Michael Bloke, Tol­ for personal Interview: □□no oooa 000 Of C vicinity. Pleose start, plus mileage. 1 heotl Reduced to Doooao oaooo0 M anchester. 2 bed­ INSURANCE. Growing ris 19 X 25 press or ture. Must hove land High School, Tol­ John Fitts c/o The 8129.900. Jockson ft •2 Tlwt vraman room, private en­ coll 64»-7325.______week pold vocotlon af­ excellent telephone S3 ivil giimt ODO ooao ogency looking for ex­ similar. Please reply to land, Ct. 072-0561. Posi­ Broodcoster. 643-6849 Jackson Real Estate. DOO DOO OGOOO trance, oppHonces and IMPOUNDED. Lob ter 1st year. Days, 633- P. O. Box P c/o the skills, oble to type and tion to begin os soon os Of 456-2211.______MEm 3043. Evenings, 643- perienced Customer 647-0400.O □BOO 0000 BOB carpeted. 8395 coll 643- Cross, mole, 14 weeks Service Representa­ Manchester Herald, 16 use calculotor. Call 528- possible. EO E. DOWN K16.______eld. Block ond white. 8019.______9155.______PLASTICS Extruder op- OPEN Sunday 1-4 PM. 90 D0Q0 OdOO BOO LEASE A Room. 2 rooms tive. Able to handle all Bralnard Place, Man­ RELIABLE COUNTER erotor trainee. Entry 1 bedroom, quiet, on bus Found Teresa Rood. CHILD Core. Port time chester Ct. 06040. Wellman Rood. Sbo- □□OB □□□□ □□□ ovollablo. Fomoles areas of agency activ­ ASSEMBLY Worker. help wonted. Full ond level position with clous and elegant Cape line. Heot and M r con­ Pleose coll the Man­ and full time openings ity. Agents license and 8:00-4:30. On bus line. 24 landa out 41 Vary |Fr.) preferred. Whole chester Doo Warden of HOUSEKEEPER/Cook port time. Apply: Bof- above overoge storting Cod ot 6 rooms plus d ditioning Included. for loving core givers management expe­ 85.50 to start. Coll 528- tlston's Cleoners, West 25 Coda dot 43 Sound of a house privileges. 8250 643-4647. for Green Lodge a 20 pay and full company real nice rec room. 31 plus ptioEw end one 8425. 646-3824.______for Infants, toddlers, rience a plus. Coll 649- bed self core foclllty. 9155.______Middle Tpke or Boftls- 26Sab cow paid benefits offer 90 This oversized home Is 4lintl* thing 27Lhaaa_„ 4$ ______third otuAlltles. Secur­ 4 room apartment. 8485 and pre-school. Call 0016. Coll M -W -F. 649-9985. ^ART Time cor wosher. ton's on 032 Silver Lane days. Phone 202-0021, mW •flMH ^mWmt SN«rar(go*t| Marilyn DImmock, Lit­ loaded with extras In- is humsn ity deposit. Jock per month plus utili­ INSURANCE. Growing 8om until 12pm. Mon- Eosf Horfford.______9om-12pm or apply In 33 iiAM twonl 6 Mora itrang* 281 Employment tle People Unlimited, PART Time generol work Icudlng o center Island 34 Anwnd 7 Eggdfink 47 Fishing stds Loppen Real Estate. ties. Avolloble April agency looking for full doy throyugh Fridoy. CASHIER. Full or port person: David Allen 30 Tannta piayar 48 BrMisnt fish Marlborough. 295-8003. power eoulpment. In the kitchen and o 38Fullar(Kff.) SUncb Evomw 643-4263. 15th. 649-0365. time person to perform Dealer Eckert's Coven­ Drivers license time position ovolla- Plastics, 45 Connecti­ large deck tor greot 37 liwky MWr t Comtht 491 A Education E a R T t i m e . Monches- customer service ond try. 742-6103. needed. Apply to Tom ble. Must be mature, c u t Ave., S o u t h Summer bor- SI I FEMALE Preferred. 31 Anctant Modern with kitchen ter, 15-20 hours per general office duties. Kelley, Carter Chev- reliable and hove good Windsor. Deques...8139,900. See Skinntr ItaHan fwntly 53 South Aftictn BOOKKEEPER. Medical orivlleges. On bus line. week, days, flexible. Perfect entry level po­ rolet, 1229 Moln Street. customer relation you Sunday. Dir: Eost 3a0bnrv* 10 Throw 32 0olf pags plant RMIKIIT Manchester office Is JANITORIAL Work. Port 401 54 Football play 647-9013 evenings. Mature person to ser­ sition. Some expe­ LOOKING For Assistant skills. Apply In person: time, Rockville area. 4 Center St., to Porter 11 Chirp 35 Waeapbon vice greeting cords of seeking full charge 42( 17 Gardan paat from distant S6 Yoko IDEAL tor sinole working M A N C H E S TE R . 2 bed­ rience preferred. Call bookkeeper. Parttime. Prolect Manager to Highland Park Market, days per week. Morn- St., to Wellman Rood IS Ear (comb, S7 Kannal HELP WASnO department store. Gen­ woman. Centrally lo­ room condo. Fully op- CD 649-0016. Flexible hours. Please run Indlylduol con­ 317 Highland Street, Ing hours. 951-6000. near the cul-de-sac. 40______form) »8om eral stock work Inven­ Monchester.______Blanchard ft Rossetto. CtMrOby cated, non-smoker. ptlonced kitchen, cen­ CLERICAL - Full time NURSES Aides. Cur- coll Sandy for further struction firm. Pold on h 6 s t ESS 6anauet ser- 22 Sauft___ 39 Author Antis 58 Naw Zaatand tory and disploy. Coll auollflcatlon. Call 643- "We Guarantee Our, 47 Itengy dwiil parrot References and secur­ tral olr, car port, pool, o ffice position, 40 evenings only 8pm to rently accpetlno appli­ Informotlon ot 278-7260. DELI Clerk Port time. vice. Bonouet bartend­ tennis, rec oreo availa­ AyLCOMyr. ______Evenings and wee­ Houses" 646-2402. ity. 860 per week. Coll hours per week, Mon­ 9pm. M -F . 1-272-4479. cations for our Nurse WOOD Working shop ers, cocktail waitress, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Elenor 3:30pm to 0pm ble. 1 small pet ac­ day fhrouoh Friday, 8 Aide training class that M ATURE Woman to core kends. Must be 18, ma­ food service and pan­ iu C C E iS Story .Shore* Sa n i t a r i a n . Port time. needs people! No expe­ only. 649-9472. cepted. 8750 per month. am to4;30pm. Reliabil­ will begin soon. Also for toddlers. Hours 1-6 ture and reliable. Good try cooks. Good money yours with your tomtlyj The town of Andover Is rience necessary. Will ta 13 14 PLEASANT Room for 1 year lease plus secur­ ity and accuracy Im­ taking applications for train. Anderson Mll- In the Childrens Place customer relation to be mode. Apply In by purchasing this New ity deposH. 649-0795. accepting oppllcotlons skills. Desire fo learn. moture working gen­ portant. Experience C. N. A.'s. We offer Iwork. 528-0135. 7om- Day Care Center, Man- person: Galley Restau­ Contemporary...7^ 18 16 17 for 0 part-time position excellent storting wage chester. Coll 643-5535. Apply In person: High­ rant, 141 New London rooms Including a 1st> tleman. Kitchen privi­ MANCHEi'TER. 3 bed- usino adding machirte. os Sanitarian starting 3:30. leges, parking. Near room, I'/i baths, fully Apply In person and benefits. Please PART Time help DIRosa land Park Market, 317 T u r n p I k e , floor fam ily room and,' 18 It 20 April 1, 1987. This posi­ PACKER/Producflon Highland Street, bus line. References oppllonced kitchen, 2 Prague Shoe Com­ contact: Director Staff Cleaners. Please apply Glastonbury. 216 boths. The Neigh-* tion consists of 10 hours Development at Crest- worker. 40 plus hours Manchester. borhood Is nearly-Kjit; reoulred. 647-9033. cor garage. No pets. pany, 200 Pitkin Street, per week. Please call 534 East Middle Tpke. MEDICAL. Fpll time 21 22 23 24 28 8750. 647-1215, 643-6520 East Hartford. field Home/Fenwood per week. Apply In proof so bring on th#> the town office building person only. 117 Colon- LABORER. Construc­ CONSTRUCTION Help medical secretary. Po­ 7-10pm. Manor. M-F. 7om to bikes. 8195,900. B ldrr; 28 27 2t 2t 32 AFAIITINEIIT8 Se c r e t a r y - tor one 742-7305 or apply at the lol Rood, Manchester tion. Apply In person at wonted. Sheet rocker, sition split between two 30 31 3pm at 643-5151. taper, cabinet shop very pleasant offices In chord ft Rossetto. "W e ' RMRENT man law office. Short Selectmen's Office, Industrial Park. The Andrew Ansaldl Guarantee Our' hand reoulred. Call 646- helper, finish carpen­ East Hartford and 33 34 38 36 RHSlUftMID School Rood, Andover, PACKAGE Store Clerk. Company, 186 Bldwell Houses" 646-2482P M A N C H E S TE R — 2nd 2426,9 to 5 weekdays. Ct. Street, Manchester. ters, mason, and lo- Hartford. Duties ore |£»J OFFICE SPACE Part time. Some nights borer with oood drlv- varied, light typing. Move In Conditlonllll 37 38 38 ' floor, 2 bedroom, heat FILING Clerk for 10hours and Saturdays. Must be ASSISTANT Manager for I n g record. Call 242-8226 to orronge Oversized Raised' and appliances. No OFFICE space for rent — a week. Flexible hours. reliable. Call 649-0446, hardware store. Good Experienced only. Call tor Interview. Ask tor Ranch. 8159,900. Beau-^l 40 41 42 43 pets. 8550 plus security. Manchester prime CONSTRUCTION 84.50 per hour. No typ­ ask for Dave. business opportunity, 742-5317. Mrs. Gognon.______titui home situated In* Call 646-3979. downtown profes­ ing. Call the Manches­ LAUNDRY Worker, ^30 good pay. Benefits. nearly 1 acre loL-i 44 46 46 ELDERLY Housing. Now sional suites available RN Apply Conyers Hord- flENTAL Agent. Port CUSTODIAN. Gloston- SECRETARY ter Herald, 643-271 L a t ­ hours per week. Steak bury Public Schools, 12 Among the many Anc" taking applications tor from 1,000 to 6,000 7om-3pm ter 1;30pm and ask for ware. 646-5707.______time, some bookkeep­ 67 40 4t 50 81 82 S3 84 Club Incorporated, 60 ing, no experience ne­ month position. Appli­ features ot this horhei 2 bedroom apartments. square feet. Lease or East Windsor Alex GIrelll. Hilliard Street. 646- DEPARTMENT Man­ are large family room ‘ Call 520-6522. purchase. Boyle Real Immediate position cessary. We will train. cations available from 80 60 87 58 avalloble for RN who W* sr* a busy arehttsotural / 2260. ager for retail paint Flexible hours and Glastonbury Board of with built In book! MANCHESTER. Attrac- Estate Company. 649- con work 4 days per oonalrtictlon ftrm wKb an ln>- LAUNDRY Worker. Pari and decorating center. g o o d b e n e fits . 86 Education, Glaston­ shelves, sliding doors* tlve apartment conve- 4800. Duties soles and stock. to 16 X 16 deck over-i at 00 01 week. madlata naad for a matura time weekends. Must hourly to start. 871- bury, Ct. 06033. Phone nlentlv located. paraen to handia eonatrue- be 18. Excellent start­ Good hours. Excellent 633-5231, ext 441. looking large back* • New Improved 2844.______82 63 04 Appliances, profes­ INDUSTmAL tlon ratalad aaeraUrial raa- HAIR ing pay. Apply In per­ starting pay and benef­ AAEOE/M/F.______yard. Great place tori sional couple pre­ 2 2 DOG Sitter needed. Relia­ starting rates its. Contact Mike gardeners! II Call andj PROPERTY ponalMIHIaa. Thia Is a full son Monday through LANDSCAPER and lawn ferred. No pets. Secur­ • Completely paid IlnM poaHlon wHfi a oompsll- STYLIST Paul's Paint, Main ble person to walk ohd let us show you these Friday, 8am to 4pm, feed dog while owner workers. Experienced ity. References. 8550 PROPERTY Location: fringe benefit llva salary and smallant ba- Meadows Manor, 333 Street Manchester. 649- features and otherslll plus utilities. 649-0533. program nsfn paokaga Including prom 0300. works. Vernon area. required In operating R ealty W o rld . 646- I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 1150 Tolland Street, CARR CARR CARR CARR Full or part time. B Id we 11 Street, 871-6275.______and maintaining lawn !• by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 3 BEDROOM duplex In East Hartford, Ct. • employment bonus sharing. (Ths paraonnal In Manchester. 7709.0 FOR SALE FOR RALE FOR RALE FMRALE our oftloa ars awars of Ibis TELEPHONE Answering equipment. Knowl­ a newer 2 family home. • credit union WANTED. Responsible 6 l a s t o n b u r y , Smlth- Ideal usage: offices, opportunity.) For Immadlals Busy Manchester service needs edgeable ot landscap­ Unscramble these four Jumbles, One dagrae So what? Includes appliances adult to babysit 1 year brook. Prestigious de- one lettertoeachsquare.to form light Industrial, whole- • no benefit rate oonfidsntlal oonaldarallon Salon. operators-all shltts- ing procedures. Must above zero Who carat? and wall to wall carpet­ sale vendor. 1. First pald training. Call 649- old and 3 year old In my velopm ent on four ordinary words. plaaaa sand your raaums and home 2 days per week. be dependable. Oppor­ ing. Heat not Included. floor, 2000 square feet. For additional de­ salary rsqulrsmanla to: Box No following 2133. tunity tor advance­ cul-de-sac near shop­ 8610 monthly. Security tails coll Cell 644-9374. ping and highways. > Open span. Concrete OO, e/o Itis Manotisstsr Har­ necessary. MECHANIC ment. Phone Kelly's NIFET 11 • and references re­ floor. Overhead door. 3rd ANNUAL old, IS Bralnard Plaea, Man- Small anglM. Exparlanoad PARTS Person.(Tool Landscaping, 528-8114 Houses feature central' quired. 2 children pre­ Manchisttr Miiior Crib) Must be mechan­ air, central vac. Indi­ Both and large shower ohsslsr. Ct. 06040. 643-8339 on M and M oyola angina from 9 to 4. M -F. zni t e ferred. No pets. Call area. Very good condi­ ically Inclined, have vidual styling. Contem­ 6 4 6 ^ )1 2 9 and lawn traolort. Oood op- COOKS - LINE SCHOOL Secretary 643-7635.______tion. 81,000 per month. ponunlty. Exparlanoad only. drivers license and poraries and trodltlon- DEMO SALE! Experience required. Full RHAM Junior High 2 bedroom townhouse. 2. Second floor, ap­ lime nights. Apply to trosportatlon. Excel­ ols. Our plans or yo urs.' ECKERT’S lent benefits Including School effective Imme­ Call today. Joyce G. i YANNO Heat, hot water, car­ proximately 2,200 VomoR itoik dub dentol. E O E . 289-2323. diately. Apply to: Epstein Real Estate. peting, air conditioner, saare feet. Suitable for Coventry 5 or more offices. Wall Route 83 Henry Grabber, Prin­ 647-8895.0 i n : all appliances. Nice lo- ^ALEi. Surround your- to wall carpeted. 2 ^CARDINAL BUICK INC. 742-6103 aflarEpm cipal, RHAM Junior cotlon. Coll 647-1595. self with beauty. Excel­ High School. 228-9423or FORREST Hills. Lovely baths. 81,100. per A TOUCH AUOVl finSTCLAhS lent opportunity for L-shaped 3 bedroom MANCHE^tER. Immoc- 647-9297 by April 10th DINGHI ulate 3*/k room apart- month. 3. First ft se­ full time employment 1987. Ranch In the Forrest cond floor, 4000 square with one of Connecti­ Hills section of Man-i WHAT BITTER menl. Stove, SALES CLERK refrigerator, wall to feet, 2 offices and a cut's finest jewelers. Chester. Cathedral; COLD WEATHER bath. Wall to wall car­ #7084 1987 Buick Skyhawk 2 door coupe = Dark Q rw & DELIVERY Extensive benefit pro­ celling In living room BOMBTIME8 IS. wall carpeting. No pets. References and peted. 8450 per month. Persons wanted at HNISH gram. Apply In person Rsal Estats with beautiful full wall ' Separate entrances, LIST PRICE: *11,460** (3.0% APR QMAC Financing Avelleble) SALE PRICE: *10,418** to: Diane Allevo, Gen­ fireplace. Offered at TEXMEP security. 8400 plus utlll- once in modern CARPENTER Now arrange Ihe circled lellers lo tles. 649-4003.______two months security eral Manager, Mi­ 8164.900. Joyce G. E p -' form the surprise answer, as sug­ required. Open lease 1 #7(X)4 1987 Buick Skyhawk 4 door aadan > Dark Q r t v pharmacy. Pleasant chaels Jewelers, 958 stein. 647-8895.0 ~ r T T ~ _ u gested by the above cartogn. STUDIO Type apart­ working conditions at with cabinet making to 5 years. Tenant to : *11,48S** (3.8% APR QMAC Financing AvilleMo) S A L E P R IC E : *10,438** Main Street, Manches- nTi MINES WILLINGTON. 6 rooms, ment. Partly fur­ pay: utilities, mainte­ U8T PRICE Manchesters largest Bkllla. Attention to fer, Ct. EOE.______ISIJ fob s ale main floor, 3 bedr * sw ir[irn To -[iiiu i3 " nished. Working single nance, Mr condition­ shopping center. detail and ability to RECEPTIONIST. Ad rooms, 2 baths. Coal,'' male preferred. Lease. ing, service and ser­ #7043 1987 Buick Somaraat Ragal 2 door c o u m ■ Bllver _____ Apply at once. Liggett agency needs a plea­ All real etlote adverllied In wood, oil combo fur­ (Answers tomorrow) Security. No pets. 643- vice contract on think independently 2880. LIST PRICE: *13,206** CCeth Beck” Rebito ilgnod lo Doalor) SALE PRICE: *11,438** Pharmacy, 404 W. sant, polite, persona­ the Manchttler Harold It nace (4years old). Like Jumbles: RODEO GUARD FALTER NUANCE furnace. Landlord to tubled to the Fair Houtine Yealerday’a Middle 1*pke, essential. Qlaaton- ble receptionist. Typ­ new condition. Newley^ Answer T h e bachelor thought he'd purchase some MANCHESTER — Maple pay taxes. Insurance ing skills plus. Coll Act of 19M, which moktt It remodled, eat-ln kit­ Wood apartments. and cold water. Land­ #7001 1987 Buick Regal Cuatom 2 door coupe • Two-tona Burgundy Parkade Shopping bury, CT 633-5811 0 lllaool to odvertlte any pref­ acreage while he was still this— 646-46M for Interview. chen. Above ground "UN-LANDED" New luxury, two- lord will do some modi- LIST PRICE: *18,041** (“Ceth Beck" Rebeto aignod to Dealer) SALE PRICE: *12,727** Center. after pm. erence, limitation or discrim­ 5 PART Time mornings. ination boted on race, color, pool. Very open and bedroom townhouses. ficotlons. Strano Real spacious. Enclosed Estote. 647-7653.D Average 20 hours per religion, lex or notlonol 279 Bldwell Street. 649- #7025 1987 Buick Centruy Cuatom 4 door Sedan x Roaewood origin, or on Intention to porch and sun deck. 2 tom Jvmtto, M thu i»wta*p«>, a.o. s » OM. 5249. week. Warehouse type knekiVt n»M, itatvM tnd ty ood, tnd mitt et»«t Mytty ^ Hvwtpdtrrtwt*- work. Must be respon­ moke any tuch preference, cor garage with toA. LIST PRICE: *13,691** (X e th Back" Rebate signed to Deler) SALE PRICE *11,699** limitation or dltcrlmlnotlen. Flat lot (1.2 acres). N O TIC l TO CREDITORS PILLOWTEX CORPORATION sible person. 644-0962. The Herald will not know­ aOLTON PUBLIC NOTICB ESTATE OF 9 Lower level, two 3 HENRY MILLER #7058 1987 Buick Century Limited 4 door Sedan > Dark Blue 9 ingly accept any advertise­ room, In-law apart- . ■ leading manufsoturer ol pillows and down comfort­ ment which Is In violation of The Zoning Board ef Appeals The Hen. Herman J. ers, currently hM lull time production work available ments with full op- • CELEBRITY CIPHER will bald a public hoarlne an Proust. Judee, of me Court UST PRICE: *16,076** (“Cash Baok” Rebate signed to Dealer) SALE PRICE: *13,347** the low. ______April 14,1*87 gt 7 o'clock pm ot Probata, District of AN­ on our first shift. These entry level positions do not re­ G overnm ent Hom es - pllonced kitchens, pri- i Catabetty CIphar cyplogranta ara ciaalad Irom quotatlont by lamoui vote entrances.' paopla. paat and praaant. Each laltar In Hw dphar ttandi lo, at the Town Hall lo hoar Hie DOVER at a haarine held on quire any axparlanca. Plllowtax will train you. In addi­ from $1 (U repair). anolhar. Todar'a eSia: J a«uai baths. ; Qroat Soloctioil of Prt-Owiiod AltOmoMIOS (Partial Llating Below) meet your needs,, and the great 1821' Opportunity for competent ptraons willing to BXTBRIOR FAINTINO, FORI RENOVATIONS,RBf------fingertips Unit bocks up to woods. MARY CHRNBY LIBRARY OPERATION ft itieOA - 1868 OtatmobHe OudMS • Btai tttS4A -1606 Ohew. OonoHer Beden - WhHs pay you deserve. takg e oarger poeltlon. Join a IB^Meee, steadily AND WHITON MEMORIAL MAINTENANCE OF THE MANCHESTER Newer listing. Charm­ Complex otters tennis fri14A • 1886 Bulek BomeiMl Reael - Omy •IttaA • 16M Bulek LeBebre CuM. Beden • Whbi growing moMer of prsoislon goers with an oub and swimming pool. P A R T T IM E LIBRARY IRSBIO) RIFLB/PISTOL RANGE Get started this week— we'll be ing 6 room 1W story 0 ttteSA -1616 Bulek akylMk Beden - Whbi •itWA - tail Buleh Reael Oeupe • WMM/atae standing reputation. Of course — modem plam O. W. Fish Realty. 643-* The Town of Manchester Is TIM Town ot Menchostar Is interviewing at our new store In the Cope style home. Of­ NEWS STAND DEALER on equal eppertvnltv em­ on oouei oppommitv em­ end equipment with generous eompensatlon. fering 2 bedrooms, 1W 1591 or 071-1400.0 Waa: *16.090.00 in Manchester to get ready for ployer ,on4 requires on offir- ployer, and roouiros on ofllr- JET FORCE CONVEREION h e a i t l a i i d Pteaas cell for appointment or stop to complete Classifieds! baths, dining room MANCHESTlift. Manehaator arga. dMIvor only to Honw nimve action policy for ell ef motlve action policy ter all of our grand opening, and you're den, galley-type kit- BeouAful newer condo: B o x b b and otoraa. EataMlohBd Its Centrocters ond Vendors Its Contractors and Vondors VAN "tPECIAL” 67166 NOW: *15,998.06 an application. et e conditloa of dolna busl- OS 0 conditlan of dolna bust- invited to stop by. FOOD WBREHOUSC In mint cendlAon. Two approxImaMy 6 houra p*r oiook - got paid noss *eim Iho Town, ot per neat with me Town, os per home with numerous bedrooms, 1 Vk ceramic * ter ia Must ba avallBblB at Fm w Tima Fsdorel Order 11146. Pederol Order 11844. PlatllcE CtariRg T«elNiol«gy tiled boths, cheery din­ CALL possibilities. Sentry (12:30 pm) daHy and Friday Bvwilno M 12|30 Bid forms, ploos ond soedfl- Eld forms, plans and toocIR- CARDINAL BUICK INC. T H E " M n r 13B5 Tolland Mancheeter, C T 06040 Real Estate. 643-4060.Q ing room, Victorian, M F im e E n m i Iiiic m I Bahw Pw M m s Tpke., a.m. DtHvBty of papora cMlons art ovollabla at mo BUICK PRICE style windows and- V V f W v W •MT wSv WW wfWI^We Oonoral Sorvlcas' ofllco. MANCHES'fiB. ifomhly; LEADER IN TODAY trim, tlx panel doors,: 1 hour, Monday Mini Satur^/dopandaW * Town of Monchottar, Ct P 1 APAMS STRM T M.»N( lU SMt M si RnHiMt: Em m 18 tn j2 iNf Im h 8 643-6340 70-00 B irc h S treet. Toien ot Menchostar, CT. CENTRAL laundry hook-ups,* oar a muat. Call Fiiad at 647-W46. Robert B. Wolso. Roborta. WwM . 0|jr •' I ^ ' (in’, 1 ‘ V 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 8t6S,000. B-2 toned. walk outboaement. Ex-; 649-4571 CONNECTICUT Quality Realty Servi­ cel lent location, lentry ces. 646«S3.