_84 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb 14. 1989 Moscow trip shatters misconceptions of Manchester teens y- Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Some found the landscape and the people back in the United States on Sunday. first they came off very cold.” Manchester Herald uninviting, but others, like Eric Neff, 18, of During their four days in Moscow, they visited Jill Hunt of Tolland, an 18-year-old East ".V- ■ Catholic senior, said, “ I think they’re really .y; Vernon, were favorably impressed. “I wouldn’t Red Square, the Armory Museum in the Kremlin, MOSCOW — A group of high school students mind living here if it wasn’t for the food.” the East and saw a ballet in the Palace of Congresses. They nice.” She said she had expected agents of the KGB. ■*4^' /i'si from Manchester visited here for four days this Catholic High School senior said. also made a day trip to Zagorsk, a religious center -rtfc the Soviet secret police, to be everywhere week and had some of their preconceptions about The 22-person group included four students north of Moscow. The students saw how good-humored the Soviet the Soviet Union turned inside-out. from Manchester High School, eight students Several students in the group said they found people can be when they met two Soviet army .They learned that the Soviet people aren’t cold, from East Catholic High School, two teachers and the people in Moscow to be very friendly. soldiers waiting in line to visit Lenin’s tomb on that the secret police don’t lurk around every eight others interested in the Soviet Union. They “ I think they’re a lot like (people in the) United corner, and that Soviet army soldiers wear socks arrived in Moscow Saturday and were to leave States.” said Bill Kennard of 47 Princeton St., a See MOSCOW, page 10 just like everybody else. today for three days in Leningrad. They are due 17-year-old Manchester High School senior. “ At

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LV; B EVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — "Rain Man,” a road movie featuring a scheming car salesman learning to love his autistic brother, topped nominations for the 61st Academy Awards today downtown with eight nods, including best picture. The movie also received nominations for Dustin ■-■ i ’ project, but he was not surprised '•.t j - ■ .-v . ' , . : Hoffman as best actor and best director for Barry By Nancy Concelman Manchester Herald by the decision. Levinson. “ I ’m through being surprised,” Earning seven nominations each were “ Danger­ he said. ous Liaisons,” a drama hinging on the bed-hopping The future of the $15 million Q .7,‘. • Main Street reconstruction pro­ James Rice, deputy commis­ seductions of the wealthy in pre-revolutionary sioner of the DO’T’s bureau of France, and “ Mississippi Burning,” the controver­ ject was up in the air today after highways, said today work will sial depiction of the F B I’s investigation of the opponents voted Tuesday to file a continue on the $15 million project slaying of three civil rights workers in 1964. lawsuit to block the plans. while the suit is pending. The t '.A t '' Both were nominated for best picture, as were Dr. Robert H. Fish, a Main reconstruction, proposed more “ The Accidental Tourist,” an adaptation of Anne Street dentist and president of the than 20 years ago, is scheduled to Tyler’s acclaimed novel tracing the emotional Heritage Group, which runs the begin in spring 1990. journeys of a travel writer, and “ Working Girl,” a Heritage Place condominium on LXI 4 DOOR Beck said he hopes to have a 1988 ACCORD Cinderella tale of a secretary who battles her way Main Street, said nine association a u t o m a t ic members and Main Street mer­ court hearing by the end of the Automatic, Demonstrator up the corporate ladder. summer on his request to block 1988 CRX Actress Sigourney Weaver claimed a rare Oscar chant George Marlow attended a automatic the project. Rice said that if an 1988 ACCORD UQ Brand New double nomination, for best actress for “ Gorillas In meeting Tuesday to decide Fully Equipped List *17.451 injunction were granted, the DOT The Mist: The Adventure of Dian Fossey” and best whether to fight the project. Brand New 4 Door would appeal. supporting actress for “ Working Girl.” Manchester attorney Bruce S. List *11.523 Rice is among several town and Joining Weaver in the best actress competition Beck, who represents the associa­ List M 6,774 AP photo state officials who have said a were Glenn Close for “ Dangerous Liaisons,” Jodie tion. said today he’ll probably significant delay in the recon­ Foster for “ The Accused.“ Meryl Streep for “ A Cry name the town and the state LEADS NOMINEES — Dustin Hoffman portrays an autistic savant struction or change of plans could In The Dark,” and. in her first Oscar nomination, Department of Transportation as in “Rain Man," the acclaimed film which leads in nominations for jeopardize state and federal Melanie Griffith for “ Working Girl.” defendants in a lawsuit. Beck said the 61st Academy Awards. Hoffman was nominated today for best he hopes to file the suit within the funding and kill the project. 8995 actor as “Rain Man" tallied eight nominations. next couple of weeks, probably in Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. has See OSCARS, page 10 1989 Prelude SI 5 Speed 6 in stock...... *15,995 federal court. said the town would probably 1989 Accorid LXi 4 Dr. Auto. 11 in Opponents claim that a neces­ have to pay back federal and «8995 1989 Accord LX 4 Dr. Auto. 6 in stock *1 3 ,9 9 5 sary study was never done on the state funds expended for the 1988 CRX 5 speed 4 in stock...... ------stock *15,995 - — M environmental impact of an ac­ project if it dies. ^8995 cess road to be built during the DiRosa was on vacation this reconstruction. week and could not be reached for “ Most of the people had told me comment. they wanted to file the suit. There Opponents want the town to really wasn’t a question,” Fish abandon or change plans for the YOUR said today. “ I ’m kind of sorry access road, which would run ------' I” v/rM lO I YOUR that it had to come to this.” along the north-south leg of YOUR $cqQ R CHOICE Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Purnell Place. The road is meant YOUR lO Q CIS CHOICE said today he didn’t know what CHOICE #1593 1985 Honda Prelude effect the suit would have on the See DOWNTOWN, page 10 #1758 1986 Dodge Colt #1673 1983 Toyota Celica GT #1828 1973 VW Super Beetle #1802 1987 Dodge Shadow #1767 1984 Audi 5000 #1834 1984 Pontiac Sunbirtd Wag. #1831 1986 Plymouth Reliant Wag. #1789 1985 Honda Accord 4 Dr. Coventry planners #1833 1987 Honda Civic HB-Red reject moratorium YOUR CHOICE *3995 Bv Jacqueline Bennett issue Tuesday at Capt. Nathan YOUR Manchester Herald H-'i.le School. #1788 1982 Honda Civic HB YOUR • 4 ? ■ CHOICE *9995 Judy LeDoyt. of Main Street, ■ '■ iV '•% ^ #1849 1983 Honda Civic 4 Dr. ■vy COVENTRY - The Planning had led the drive for a building CHOICE and Zoning Commission rejected moratorium. She said at the #1731 1987 Honda Prelude a request for a building morato­ hearing that she called for the AP photo #1570 1985 Dodge Lancer #1722 1987 Honda Accord HB-LXl rium Tuesday after about 100 moratorium because she be­ YOUR #1810 1986 Honda Civic 4 Dr. NAMED TWICE — Sigour­ residents debated the issue. lieved haphazard growth was #1782 1985 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4x4 AP photo ney Weaver has been nomi­ The moratorium would have reaching a crisis point, and the „CHOICE „ „ 4995 #1835 1984 Honda Accord 4 Dr. meant a halt to construction of PZC was overburdened by #1820 1986 Honda Prelude seven nominations today in the race for nated twice for Oscars, in #1793 1982 Honda Accord 4 Dr. SEVEN NOMINATIONS — Gene Hack- condominiums, apartment com­ applications. #1840 1986 Olds Cierra 4 Dr. man, left, and Willem Dafoe appear in the Academy Awards, to be presented “Gorillas in the Mist” and plexes, subdivisions and com­ " I do not oppose growth,’’ #1812 1987 Chevrolet Specturm “Mississippi Burning,” which earned March 29. “Working Girl." mercial development, and any LeDoyt said, “ But I am adamant #1846 1985 Pontiac 6000 LE changes in the zoning it be done in a planned and #1832 1988 Hyundai Excel regulations. orderly fashion.’ ’ #1841 1984 Honda Civic 4 Dr. ------Jonathan Kreisberg. chairman The point of the moratorium, To All Buyers of New or Designated Used Cars... of the PZC, said today commis­ she said, would be to give the PZC and the town’s director of plan­ g r a n d PRIZE: TRIP FOR 2 TO ^'A \ o u r Choloel *60 Dining Certificate to the H ^ o n e Don’t chop up North case, says Judge sion members did not feel a moratorium was needed. ning and development. Diane AMERICAN AIRLINES...HOTEL or a Sanyo Telephone Answenng System.. “ The feeling of the commission Blackman, time to start updating essential to his defense. was that it wasn’t necessary. We the town Master Plan of Develop­ 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - The lawyers say will show a Reagan The alleged “ quid pro quo" accomodations c o u r t e s y TRAVEL R A M A - ______judge in the Oliver North case administration coverup of secret added a detail to the scenario Four of the 12 criminal charges were well on our way to doing the ment. It was last revised 10 years says that if the Justice Depart­ attempts to help the Nicaraguan outlined earlier this week by against North involve allegedly sort of things the moratorium was ago and is now being reviewed. :.c unMr^A MAKbS IT...WE SELL aini^SERVICE^I U ment is intent on preventing the Contras. North’s attorneys, who say Rea­ misleading Congress in 1985 and seeking to accomplish,” Kreis­ Speaking for CASE, Eldergill said Coventry is similar to other S^ri-iclng trial, it should do so now instead North’s lawyers revealed more gan and other top administration 1986 by denying reports of Na­ berg said. of trying to “ chop up the case" of their planned defense Tuesday, officials ordered that the arran­ tional Security Council efforts on The request for the moratorium towns in the state that have with constant censorship saying the Reagan administra­ gements be kept secret. behalf of the Contras. Three other came from a citizens’ group imposed moratoriums. “ Coventry is not unique in |ViSSE^HOND\ demands, tion offered “ CIA covert support" The Justice Department is counts say he obstructed Con­ calling itself Citizens Advocating struggling with development, but U S. District Judge Gerhard to Central American nations if trying to suppress such informa­ gress, an inquiry by the attorney Sensible Expansion (CASE). The Gesell on Tuesday rejected a they would help the Contras tion, saying disclosures could general and destroyed docu- group is represented by Manches­ here you have a lot left to Justice Department bid to sup­ during a period in which Congress harm national security. North's ter attorney Kathleen Eldergill. THE PROFESSIONALS press evidence which North's had banned U.S. aid. lawyers say the information is See NORTH, page 10 who attended a hearing on the See COVENTRY, page 10 * 1989 HONDA 24 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER ACCORD LXI Automatic, 4 Door Sedan, Afghan war was error, say Soviets, as last troops leave **Tlie Be»t of the Beet* "It is possible to doubt the recent reforms under President Party daily Pravda said the ahead of the Geneva accords’ Gromov’s group was the last to TERMEZ, U.S.S.R. (AP) - Brezhnev leadership’s evaluation Mikhail S. Gorbachev have decision to send troops to Afghan­ noon deadlint leave, ending what many Soviets A The Red Army commander for of the level of military threat,” strengthened its role. istan may have been an error and “ I wasn't looking back,’’ said have come to view as their Afghanistan today led the last the paper said. With Gromov and his troops 1*2 6 3 ^® contingent of his troops across a suggested any future commit­ Lt. Gen. Boris Gromov, the Vietnam. f i A 6 - 3 5 1 5 The decision to intervene in ‘ It is possible to say that such gone, major cities held by the \ 60 MONTH LEASE ^ border bridge, ending for the ment of Soviet forces abroad commander. I Bate payment tfoet not include taa. .■\fghaninstan in 1979 was made vitally important decisions as the Soviet-backed government of \ regiatratlon or dapoalt* Soviets a nine-year war that should be sanctioned by He rode in the last armored personnel carrier and was met by the late President Leonid I. use of troops cannot be decided President Najib were expected to claimed the lives of 15,000 of their parliament. secretly by a small circle of fall to the insurgents in a matter About 200 cheering, wind- halfway across the bridge by his Brezhnev and a few close asso­ WOW countrymen. ciates, high ranking officials people, without the sanction of the of weeks if not sooner. “ That is it — this war has corne burned soldiers, clutching auto­ 14-year-old son Maxim. Together, have said, and Pravda said the parliament of the country,’ ’ The Soviet Foreign Ministry to an end,” a Moscow Radio matic rifles and riding armored they walked the final yards to security threat they perceived Pravda continued. The Soviet reported 30.000 rebels massed correspondent said from the personnel carriers, roared across Termez. Lt. Col. Igor Azarenok of the may not have merited sending in parliament has been a rubber- scene. the steel bridge spanning the ALL VEHICLES SU*BJECT TO PRIOR SALE... NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. troops. stamp body for decades, but See AFGHANISTAN, page 10 L < U i— In Moscow, the Communist Amu Darya River just 40 minutes Soviet Defense Ministry said PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAXES OR REGISTRATION. 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 15. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feh. 15. 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL&STATE

About Town Police Roundup Meotti says cuts R ecycling goes well N.Y. trip still open Woman turns self in to DEP’s budget Manchester A.A.R.P. 1275 has openings for a trip A Manchester woman wanted in connection with a March 9 to the Villa Barglieri in Hudson Valley, July 6 burglary at a St. James Street residence for town N.Y. A complete luncheon will be served with a turned herself in to police Monday, police said. choice of veal scallopini or filet of .sole. A floor .show. Michelle Cormier, 26, of 182-C Homstead St. was threaten disaster "G igi." will follow lunch. The cost is $.39.75. charged with second-degree burglary and third- ^Bv Nanev Concelman Checks should be made out to Manchester degree larceny, police said. Manchester Herald A.A.R.P.. 1275. with choices of entree indicated in Peter Massaro, of no certain address, was By Andrew J. Davis almost $2 million from the left corner, and mailed to Mrs. Dorothy Hughes. 405 arrested Jan. 12 in connection with the burglary, Manchester Herald agency’s 1988-89 budget of $40,7 If the town’s pilot recycling Ladybug Lane, Vernon. 06066. The deadline is Feb. police said. The owner of the home, who was on and the Associated Press million. He also suggested cutting program is any indication, Man­ 23. The bus leaves the South United Methodist vacation when the burlgary occurred, reported two 78 workers from the department. chester is ready to recycle. Church parking lot, at the intersection of Main guitars and a VCR missing, police said. The total HARTFORD - State Sen. The Appropriations Committee The pilot program, which be­ Street and Hartford Road, at 7:.30 a.m. It will return reported value of the items was $2,250. Michael Meotti said today that last week instructed commission­ gan Nov. 16 in the north-central about 6 p.m. Cormier was released on a $1,000 non-surety bond proposed cuts in the state Depart­ ers to suggest ways to cut 2 area of Manchester, has gone and is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior ment of Environmental Protec­ percent from O’Neill’s proposals well so far. Lee F. O’Connor Jr., Court Feb. 22. tion budget will mean an erosion for their departments. highway and sanitation superin­ Help organize reunion Alison Larkin Dana Giggey Timothy Rooney Eddie Carvalho Hit-run driver SOUght in the department’s ability to Carothers appeared before the tendent, said Tuesday. enforce environmental protec­ committee Tuesday unprepared About 70 to 80 percent of the 981 Rockville High School’s class of 1979 will hold a tion laws. to discuss additional cuts to her meeting for all those interested in organizing a Police are looking for the driver of a tractor- homes in the targeted area are The General Assembly’s Ap­ department. A 2 percent cut participating, he said. O’Connor 10-year reunion. The planning session will be trailer truck whose vehicle knocked down a 15-foot propriations Committee has or­ would total about $800,000. said in November the town hoped Wednesday. Feb. 22, at 7:30 p.m. in the meeting light pole at a Tolland Street gasoline station DAR gives 4 citizenship awards to get 70 percent participation. room of the Stop and Shop Supermarket in the K Monday night, dered department officials to “ I think that would be very propose further cuts of $800,000. difficult to do,” she told the mart Shopping Plaza. Vernon. For more informa­ A witness at Hudlow’s Exxon, 330 Tolland The program was created to get The Orford Parish Chapter of three years, and is president of it ciety. Last summer, he won the tion. call Bill Fox. 875-2104. Turnpike, said the driver pulled into the gas station or 2 percent, in the $38.8 million committee. “ My department is. I residents used to recycling before the Daughters of the American this year. Connecticut Intern Essay Contest lot, drove through a landscaped aisle and struck the department budget proposal. But believe, taking the biggest per­ state-mandated recycling begins Revolution has announced the She is a volunteer at a convales­ in Washington, D.C.. and he was light pole, police said. Meotti, a member of that commit­ centage of cuts of any department Jan. 1, 1991. Residents on 34 four recipients of its Good Citizen­ cent home, and a member of the host for the New England Associ­ Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Learn about drug dangers The driver stopped and told the witness he was in a tee, said he doesn’t believe the in the governor’s budget.” streets were issued plastic recy­ ship Awards. The awards will be Police Explorers and several ation of Secondary Schools’ Eva­ hurry to make a delivery and would return in two cuts will be approved by the She told the committee th£ cling bins to be filled with certain Hartford Whalers’ Captain Ron Francis and presented March 9 at St. M ary’s other organizations. She is vice luation Committee. He has volun­ TOUR OF MCC — U.S. Rep. Barbara college offers. MCC President Jona­ hours, police said. Legislature. O’N eill’s budget would force her materials and put on the curb for announcer Chuck Kaiton will speak on the benefit of Episcopal Church. president of the French Club, and teered at Bolton’s public library, Kennelly, D-Conn., tours Manchester than M. Daube, left, was one of The witness described the driver as a heavy-set Meotti, a Glastonbury Demo­ to cut back on inspections, permit Wednesday pickup along with sports involvement and the danger of drugs at The four recipients are; she has helped organize trips for with various blood drives, and as white male, in his 40s, with a full beard, police said. crat, represents the 4th Senator­ actions and enforcement: to offer Community College Tuesday to learn Ken nelly’s escorts on the tour. She held regular trash. Manchester Community College Friday. Feb. 24. at ■ Alison Larkin, daughter of the club to Montreal and Boston, a tutor for his classmates. He has In addition, the witness said the cab of the truck is ial District, which includes less technical assistance to cities about educational opportunities the several meetings with college officials. 7 p.m. in the Lowe Program Center. The program. Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Larkin of 65 New York and France. She acted in three school drama Those residents will continue to blue, according to police. Manchester. and towns: and to consider “ Be a Hero. Not a Zero.” is geared toward children Highwood Drive, a student at represented East Catholic at the productions. recycle under the pilot program closing some of the facilities the and will begin with MCC alumna Nancy Tucker, a Manchester High School. She is Governor’s Youth Action Confer­ ■ Eddie Carvalho, son of Mr. “ My gut feeling is no,” Meotti until 1991, O’Connor said. folksinger, guitarist, and comedienne. There is no treasurer of Manchester Safe said about whether the DEP agency manages. ence and in the summer of 1986 and Mrs. Jose Carvalho of 77 Newspapers, magazines, tin admission charge, but reservations are necessary. Rides and treasurer of the MHS budget would be cut. “ But I can Still, state Sen. Joseph Harper. Kennelly urges commitment attended an enrichment program Hilton Drive. East Hartford, a Lottery and aluminum cans and clear For more information, call 647-6137. Student Council. She is a member only guess. I think the depart­ D-New Britain, the committee’s at Brown University. student at Howell Cheney Re­ glass bottles and jars are among of the National Honor Society and ment should come forward with co-chairman, told Carothers to ■ Timothy Rooney, son of Mrs, gional Vocational Technical the recyclable materials. the Manchester Ballet Company. and Mrs. Brian Rooney of 24 School. He has been an altar boy Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in lotteries its 2 percent cut. However, suggest 2 percent in additional “ We haven’t had any problems Larkin plays the flute in the Clark Road, Bolton, a student at at Our Lady of Fatima Church for around New England. whether we would go forward cuts when she meets with an for state community colleges with people putting the wrong Boy Scouts hold drive MHS Band and Wind En.semble, Bolton High School. He has been four years. He attended St. Connecticut daily: 894. Play Four: 9956. Lotto: with those cuts, it would be my appropriations subcommittee to things in the bins,” O’Connor Boy Scout Troop 126 will sponsor a paper drive the and occasionally plays for servi­ the yearbook editor and Spanish Christopher’s School for four 18-21-22-28-34-36. hope we won’t.” further discuss the budget. Bv Alex GIrelll ter Community College creates and their children. said. weekend of Feb, 25 and 26, A truck will be parked at ces at Center Congregational Club president. He has won many years, where he received awards Massachusetts daily: 0772. If the cuts are approved, he “ If you don’t prepare that, the Manchester Herald an atmopshere that welcomes “ I want to know how we can get But there have been reports of Lydall. Inc., on Parker Street both days. Scouts will Church. She is the school's awards, including the Briarwood in art and for service to the Tri-state daily: 6877 7593. subcommittee and the committee said, “ You’ll end up seeing less people who are willing to make a them here.” she said. bins getting stolen, he said. be available to help unload papers brought to the representative to The Hartford College Book Award for being the school. Rhode Island daily: 4982. Lot-O-Bucks: 16-17-30- itself will have to make the cuts enforcement. All the laws in the U.S. Rep. Barbara Kennelly second start. And she said she would like to Tuesday morning, a caller re­ site from 9 a m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. For more Courant Student Advisory Board. top business student in the junior At Cheney Tech, he has been 35-37. world are no good if we don’t them.selves.” Harper said. D-Conn., said Tuesday she would She said her intere.st in the find out how to get more dollars ported that school children were information, call Gerald Travis. 646-8076. ■ Dana Giggey. daughter of class and the Harvard-Radcliffe inducted into the National Honor enforce it.” Carothers said after the meet­ college stems from her work on into the community college. In taking the glass out of the bins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Giggey of Award for academic excellence Society. He works at New Eng­ like to find a way to get more The Appropriations Committee ing that she would make a behalf of welfare reform. She said addition to an increased federal 133 Eric Drive. Coventry, a and achievement. land Mechanical Services Inc., federal dollars to Manchester and breaking it while on their way Public Meetings is seeking to cut Gov. William “ good-faith effort” to follow the it is not enough to encourage commitment, she said she would student at East Catholic High He is a member of the Future and plans to go to college in the Community College and other to school, O’Connor said. O’N eill’s proposed $6.9 billion orders. She said additional cuts to people to work their way out of like to see more state, local and Fashion show luncheon set School. She has been a member of Business Leaders of America and fall to study architectural schools which help give people a The Board of Education and budget by more than $100 million. her budget may force some bad situations, you have to give private funds. Manchester Police Department the school'sSocial ActionClub for the Spanish National Honor So­ engineering. Meetings scheduled tonight. second start on life. The First Congregational District Republican Meotti, former co-chairman of layoffs in the department, which Kennelly spent the morning them the means to do it. MCC has more than 5,000 have been notified, he said. Women’s Association will hold their spring fashion M anchester the Environment Committee, is now employs 752 people. The renewing acquaintances at the She said the college not only students in credit courses. About Despite those problems, the show and luncheon Saturday. March 4 at noon at the Space Study Committee, Lincoln Center gold chairman of the con.servation and department is authorized to em­ college and learning more about provides those means but also 70 percent of its students are town plans to expand the pilot Manchester Country Club. Men’s and women’s Obituaries room, 7 p.m. developmient subcommittee of ploy 811 people. the educational programs it establishes the right atmosphere women and the average student program in July to include larger fashions from Brooks Brothers will be modeled by Democratic Subcommittee. Lincoln Center hear­ the Appropriations Committee, O’N eill’s budget suggests cut­ offers, particularly for non- to make them work well. age is about 30. About 10 percent areas with pickup on different several Connecticut legislators and well-known ing room, 7 p.m. which is studying the DEP ting 78 positions, but may not traditional students, minorities Kennelly said people can’t go of the students are minorities, days. O’Connor said The town Republicans, Elected Republican legislators in the Housing Authority, Bluefield Drive, 7:30 p.m. budget. require layoffs because the cuts and women who have to get into on working for minimum wage according to college officials. hopes to add areas to the program p.m. at the Holmes Funeral The funeral will be Saturday at First Congressional District are invited guests. For Walter Sharp Commission for the Disabled, Senior Citizens The 2 percent reduction upset come from new positions that the work force late in their lives and she would like to see more of Kennelly talked with students every six months until 1991. he Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be 9:15 a.m. from the John F. more information and resverations call Wanda Center, 7:30 p.m. DEP Commissioner Leslie Ca- have never been filled and Kennelly. who represents the them persuaded to attend com­ getting individual help in the said. Walter (Jim) Sharp, 75, of in East Cemetery. Calling hours Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Franek, 528-8463, Marti Curtis. 633-5923. Barbara rothers, who said. “ I simply do existing positions that are 1st Congressional District, was munity colleges to improve their Learning Center and chatted with State-mandated recycling is Glastonbury and Florida, died are Thursday from 2 to4 p.m. and Center St., with a Mass of Andover the graduation speaker at Man­ lives. As one example of the white<-Iad students learning to Ulrich. 561-1387, or Edith Muse. 64.3-4725 not have any idea where we will vacant. the result of a 1987 public act. Tuesday (Feb. 14, 1989) in Flor­ 7 to 9 p.m. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Board of Tax Review, Town Office Building, 7 chester Community College in non-traditional student she is cook. In the lobby of the Lowe State law requires communities come up with 2 percent more in Carothers suffered a small ida. He was the husband of Helen Memorial donations may be Bartholomew’s Church. Burial 1985. concerned about, she cited Program Center, she left her to recycle at least 25 percent of p.m. cuts. I do not think we can come setback before the committee Domestic violence talk set (Senkbiel) Sharp. made to the Hospice of Martin, will be in St. James Cemetery. She returned to the college at women who find they no longer college escorts behind and intro­ the solid waste generated after up with more than 2 percent when she discussed the staffing He was born in Manchester on 925 Lincoln Ave, Stuart, Fla. Calling hours are Friday from 2 to Bolton the invitation of its president. have husbands to support them duced herself to a student. Jan. 1. 1991. “ Opening Our Eyes: Domestic Violence During cuts. She told the committee that Oct. 20, 1913. Before retiring in 34994. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Zoning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. without actually letting people Jonathan M. Daube. She met Pregnancy.” is the topic of a conference set for 1975, he was employed at Perrett Planning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 go, so it will be a difficult O’Neill’s budget chief. Anthony briefly with several college offi­ March 30 from 8 a.m. to noon at Manchester and Glenney of South Windsor for Jennie Sullo p.m. decision.” V. Milano, has agreed to save 12 cials to discuss their operations, Memorial Hospital. The program is sponsored by many years. He also worked at Margaret Maestroni O’Neill, in his proposed budget of the 78 positions he proposed and she took a quick tour of the the Manchester Regional Healthy Mothers-Healthy the State Transfer Co. He was a Jennie (Celia) Sullo, 90, of East Coventry last week, allocated $38.8 million cutting. Margaret Maestroni, 93, for­ college’s Lowe Program Center, HERITAGE KITCHEN & BATH CENTER Babies Coalition and the Connecticut March of member of the British American Hartford, mother of Donna M. Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s from the state’s General Fund to Harper, however, cautioned merly of Manchester, wife of the meeting some students at work. Dimes. For further information, call Joanne Club of Manchester, the Moose Park, 7:30 p.m. the Department of Environmen­ that the committee — not Milano late John B. Maestroni, died Malta of Manchester, died Sun­ In an interview at the close of Cannon. 647-3173. Club 1631 of Marlborough and School Building Committee, Coventry High day (Feb. 12, 1989) at Hartford tal Protection, a decrease of — is now considering the budget. the tour, Kennelly said Manches­ Teamsters Local 671. Monday (Feb. 13, 1989) in San School, 7:30 p.m. Hospital. Besides his wife, he is survived Diego, Calif. Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, Besides her daughter, she is SALE! by three sons, Walter Sharp and She was born in Gambolo. Italy, 7:30 p.m. survived by a son, Salvatore F. Kenneth Sharp, both of Glaston­ and lived in the Hartford and Veterans Memorial Commission, Town Office Current Quotations Sullo of Rocky Hill: six grand­ Take advantage of our off season! bury, and William Sharp of Manchester area for 41 years. She Building. 7:30 p.m. 8th directors earmark monies children: and five great­ Cincinnati, Ohio; a daughter, lived in Florida for 12 years grandchildren. •S r'4^i Big Savings on all Kitchen & Bathroom “ We’re ready to return to Nicaragua when we see Mrs, Raymond (Helen) Romano before moving to San Diego in The funeral will be Wednesday that Ortega seriously is going to begin implement­ of Hobe Sound, Fla.: two broth­ 1983. Thoughts for Wiiiis garage conversion Remodeling and Repairs ing his promises.” — Contra leader Adolfo Calero ers, Holdsworth Sharp and Edwin at 9:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with speaking after Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega Sharp, both of Manchester: three She is survived by a son and a Mass of Christian burial at the Bv Alex GIrelll starting operations in the new year, $1,513,476, and the tax rate promised to hold free elections in 1990 and agreed sisters, Clara Hemingway and daughter-in-law, Frank E. Maes­ In Matthew’s Gospel Jesus explains how we are Church of the Assumption, 285 W. Manchester Herald quarters. of 6.5 mills was approved without along with four other Central American presidents Alice Allen, both of Manchester, troni, the former ambassador to defeated by emotions that lead us to destructive Center St., at 10 a.m. Burial will No final decisions were made opposition at the annual district to dismantle Contra bases in Honduras. and Emily Walker of Windsor: Kuwait, and Jo C. Maestroni, actions. He points out that anger leads to murder: be in Mount St. Benedict Ceme­ Directors of the Eighth Utilities on the administrative budget at meeting May 25. 1988. At the nine grandchildren: and four both of San Diego, Calif: two lust leads to adultery and then divorce. We let the tery, Bloomfield. There are no District began earmarking funds the Tuesday workshop. The meeting, the district voters de­ great-grandchildren. grandchildren: and one great- negative feelings then dominate us and these cry out calling hours. Tuesday for the conversion of the budget calls tentatively for clined to authorize the directors The funeral will be Friday at 1 grandson. for revenge. The destructiveness of this was made former Don Willis Garage to $48,800 in salaries, compared to borrow $300,000 to convert the PROMPT most plain in Hitler’s mad desire to blame all of Final-week finalists district headquarters. with $44,350 in the current budget. Willis garage. Opponents wanted Germany’s problems on the Jewish people and this SERVICE District voters will decide at It calls for $116,000 in operating a decision made on whether the led to the holocaust. Jesus concludes this whole In Herald trip contest College Notes their May 24 annual meeting expenses, compared with $121,000 district would have to build a new litany of human failure with a call to us to love our whether to go forward with that in the current year, but other firehouse before making a com­ Our Own j Thirty-eight entries have been drawn in the enemies. project and will set the budget for other first-year operating ex­ mitment to convert the garage to fourth and last week of the Manchester Perhaps it would be a good thing for us to make a Craftsmen do the the year that begins July 1. penses will appear in the Willis offices. Herald’s vacation contest in which the grand list of all the people we call enemy. Think back about complete |ob start , On CSU dean’s list Druge on dean’s list District directors agreed Tues­ garage section. If an agreement that has been prize is a trip to Walt Disney World in Florida. all the emotions that came to mind that made us day to set up a separate section Other meetings are set for Feb. negotiated between the town and to finish neatly & i Two entries were drawn each week from Christopher J. Cimino, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas J. Druge of 102 Jones Crossing, Coventry, give them that dreadful name. Then forgive them. within the proposed administra­ 21, on the district’s sewer budget, the district gets the approvals it coupons deposited at the 19 co-sponsoring J. Cimino of Cornwall Drive, has been named to the has been named to the president’s list at West Not just mentally but plan and carry out some on schedule tion budget for the garage conver­ and Feb. 27, on the fire protection needs, the district will acquire a businesses. The weekly winners become dean’s list for the fall semester at Eastern Virginia University, Morgantown, W.V. loving act. It doesn’t matter if they deserve it. None sion. The amount to be put in the budget. town-owned garage and will not finalists for the vacation drawing Feh. 15 at the Connecticut State University, Willimantic. of us deserve God’s forgiving love. The apostle John new section was not set, but it was The budget for the current have to build one. AAA Travel Agency, 391 Broad St., which is He is a senior majoring in middle school education observed. Herein is love not that we loved God but decided to transfer several items sponsoring the prize with the Herald. with a concentration in the general sciences. Attending N.E.U. that He first loved us. Anger, revenge, and lust will "Complete or parcial kitchen & bathroom Remodeling" from a budget proposal made by Coupons drawn for the week of Feb 5 were defeat us if we don’t defeat them first. God and his Renee Logan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Director Lorraine Boutin, admin­ those submitted by: Christ will help you. Logan of Manchester, a student at the University of istration commissioner. Counter Tops installed with Formica • Corian • Richard Luko. 26 Sunrise Lane, Ea.st On U of H dean’s list New England, Biddeford, Maine, has been named to They include $20,000 which Hartford: Mary Blazinski. 44 Saulters Road: Rev. James I. Meek Tile • Fountain Head • Ceramic Tile • Tub Areas • Monica Hodina of 595 Goose Lane, Coventry, has the dean’s list for the fall semester. Boutin had earmarked for reno­ Judy Ferlazo, 321 Hackmatack St : Nola Community Baptist Church FRESH been named to the dean’s list at the University of She is in her senior year, majoring in physical vations at the garage, $8,200 Barrett. 28 Harvard Road: Joseph A Tyler, 444 Manchester V Floors • Back splashes • Tile Repairs Hartford. therapy. labeled as expenses for operating 1 W. Middle Turnpike: Dorothy S. Roberts. 55 the facility, and some or all of a Tonica Spring Trail: Ambrose Diehl. 129 SHUCKED Repair or Upgrade — Sinks • Faucets • Vanities • $5,000 item for office equipment Keeney St.: Hazel A. Connor, 24 Lucian St.: Shower Doors • Medicine Cabinets • Lights • Marybeth Moyer. 241 Gardner St .: Herbert H. and improvements. Weather iSiaurhpfltpr l^praI^ A committee studying the con­ OYSTERS Dougan Jr., 5 Llynwood Drive, Bolton: Ingrid version will meet with Alan Exhaust Fans • Bath Accessories • Paint • Paper & Krumins, ,56 Henry St.; V. Armstrong. 29 Lamson, architect for the pro­ $425 Watrous Road. Bolton: John Hickey. 165 USPS 327-500 VOL CVIII, No. 116 Partly cloudy ject, in an effort to determine More Knollwood Road; Barb Avery, 100 Lydall St.: Bruce H. James. 72 Crestwood Drive: Manchester and vicinity: To­ Penny M. Sletteri. Publisher what costs may be involved in Doris-Anne E. 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Outlook for worthy this year considering the SERVING the area o ver 307E ARS The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Associated Press, conditions and timing of last DEPENDABLE • HDNEST • KNDWLEDGABLE Dougan. 5 Llynwood Drive. Bolton; Muriel M Friday, fair. High in the 20s. the Audit Bureau of Circulations the New England Press Smith. 21 Pine Ridge Drive. Andover Today’s weather picture was drawn by Kalyn Dwight, Association and the New England Newspaper Association year’s Grand List,” the memo 10, a fourth-grader at Waddell School. said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedne.sday. Feb. 15, 1989 — 5 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb, 15. 1989 Bolton seeks other students LOCAL Ban on honoraria Planners OK Duchesneau says condo project her slate targets in case Willington withdraws & STATE said unnecessary town development By Andrew J. Dayls The board took the action at a investigate other possibilities. It Manchester Herald meeting last week. Packman costs Willington $3,866 for each of HARTFORD (A P) — Speaking law to require officials and for Coventry ANDOVER — First Selectman Earleen Oyster as state shell? said. the 105 students attending Bolton philosophically, Alan Plofsky, the lobbyists to report any expense Duchesneau has said that she and her running “ The board felt it had to look at High School this school year, but HARTFORD (AP) — A bill designating executive director of the State reimbursements of more than mate aim to stop developers in town from BOLTON - I f Willington stu­ By Jacqueline Bennett its options,” Packman said. “ As that cost will rise to more than ostrea virginicus — better known as the Ethics Commission, says there $50. ignoring building codes and protect the town dents withdraw from Bolton High Manchester Herald Willington is looking at its op­ $5,170 per student, or a total of eastern oyster — the state shell was are some good reasons to prohibit Under the current taw. officials from expensive legal fees. School, the school system would tions, the board is looking at its $.546,000, in the next school year. described as exciting and a great idea public officials from accepting and lobbyists must report ap­ Duchesneau. who did not receive the lose $546,000 in tuition payments, COVENTRY — The Planning and Zoning options.” during a legislative hearing. honoraria for speaking pearance fees and honoraria to nomination at the Republican caucus last school officials say. Packman said he will mail the Commission approved a proposed 260-unit condomi­ Marion Krepcio of the Mystic Shell Club engagements. the ethics commission, but are month, announced Feb. 2 she would seek Because of that, the Board of The Willington Board of Educa­ letters by the end of the week. He nium complex to be called Cotswold after a public on Tuesday told the Environment Commit­ But speaking politically. not required to report expenses re-election on a third-party ticket, the Education has authorized School tion is looking into sending its said he hoped to have responses hearing which lasted 4>A hours. tee that the oyster has played a vital role in Plofsky says Connecticut offi­ paid for officials’ travel and “Andover Fair Government” slate. The Superintendent Richard E. Pack­ students to Coventry, Tolland or by May. The commission voted 4-0 just before midnight to man to contact other school Connecticut’s economy and history and cials aren’t being compromised lodging. election is May 1. Stafford after the next school On Feb. 27, Bolton school approve both the site plan and the inland-wetlands systems to see if they are said it has been harvested in Long Island by the payments and an outright Proposals to change the law year, when its contract with officials plan to meet with Wil­ permits. Member Blanche Strater abstained The Republican caucus voted 79-25 on Jan. 11 interested in sending students to Sound since the early 1700s. ban isn’t necessar>’. were prompted by controversy Bolton and two other school lington officials about keeping because she was not present for the discussion of the to nominate Judith Willard to run for first Bolton. Noting that it was Valentine's Day, “ I ’m sure there are good over a trip last year to Bermuda districts expires. Willington Willington students at Bolton proposal. selectman. However, the Republican Town Willington has been investigat­ Krepcio explained that while “ the sexes are philosophical reasons for (the by a group of legislators whose School Superintendent Michael High School, Packman said. The project will be built by Stratford developer Committee voted Feb. 1 to support Duches- ing the possibility of sending separate.” an oyster has "the unique ban on honoraria).” Plofsky told expenses were paid by Pfizer McKee has said. Willington, Bolton does not want to lose the John F. Bigley on 130 acres of land off Routes 6 and neau’s ticket. students to other school districts. ability to switch its own sex.” the Government Administration Corp. of Groton. The trip wasn’t which has no high school, also Willington students because of 44 near the Bolton town line. Willington now sends 105 students and Elections Committee Tues­ reported to the ethics She is running with Stephen 0. Fish, who is sends students to Windham High the income from tuition and The condominiums are to be designed like old to Bolton High School. day. “ But we don’t see any commission. seeking a seat on the Board of Selectmen, and School and to E.O. Smith High because Willington students Neglect charge lodged English cottages and built in clusters. Susan Cisowski. who is running for town clerk. Packman said Tuesday he will evidence that public officials — There has been controversy at School in Storrs. make up about one-third of the Approval was given for the project with a contact school officials in An­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — A boy’s trip to the either individually or collectively the national and state levels over In a news release. Duchesneau said high school population, he has condition of additional bonding for construction dover and Columbia, two nearby The Coventry Board of Educa­ hospital for treatment of ringworm led — are abusing these payments.” honoraria. U.S. Sen. Joseph Lieb- developers in Andover “ aim to rewrite our said. which may affect wetlands. The commission also towns which do not have high tion has said it does not want the authorities to arrest his mother and her Plofsky described honoraria, erman, D-Conn., criticized zoning regulations, ignore our building codes There are about 305 Bolton approved a request from the developer to put wells schools, about sending students to Willington students in the 1991-92 boyfriend on neglect and drug-related payments officials receive when former U.S. Sen. Lowell P. and destroy our quality of life here for their students in the high school. in the wetlands because there was more water there Bolton High School. Andover’s school year, but it would be charges and to place the boy and five other they speak or appear at business Weicker Jr. for the Republican’s own private gain.” and it would be less expensive. high school students attend willing to negotiate to accept the “ We want to continue the children in foster care, police said. events, as a “ legitimate vehicle acceptance of honoraria during Other conditions imposed by the commission She cited recent legal cases that have RHAM High School in Hebron, a students in the future. relationship with Willington,” Police went to the mother’s apartment for interaction between public Lieberman’s successful cam­ include a restriction that construction could not involved developers and the town, and she said regional school. Columbia high McKee has said Willington is Packman said. “ This was only Monday night after a family friend brought officials and business groups.” paign to unseat Weicker last fall. begin until the commission received a letter from the cases have cost the town more than $5,000 in school students attend Windham not unhappy with Bolton High done as a backup in case our one of the children, a 5-year-old boy, to the A bill filed by state Sen. Proposals to bar U.S. represen­ the town Water Pollution Control Authority saying legal fees. High School, he said. School, but the board wanted to relationship doesn’t continue.” Hospital of Saint Raphael for treatment of AP photo Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury. tatives and senators from accept­ the planned septic system is OK. Also, the water This morning, town officials were scheduled ringworm around the face, said Lt. James would prohibit public officials ing honoraria were also part of yield from the wells must be approved by the state to meet in Rockville Superior Court to try to Sorrentino. a police spokesman. Ringworm LAST CALL — A street-corner flower vendor is doing great business from accepting such fees unless the debate earlier this year Department of Environmental Protection. stop a developer from building a house at is a contagious skin disease caused by a Tuesday on Valentine’s Day as customers wait in line in downtown they arose from an appearance at during the failed attempt to raise A permit was given to build a bridge over a Andover Lake, she said. Board changes title request variety of fungi, and is usually the result of a conference open to the public. congressional salaries. Hartford. watercourse. poor hygiene. The stated purpose of the bill is Duchesneau said last week the town is Plofsky said the broader re­ In other matters, the commission continued a By Andrew J. Davis Packman, who had supported the spending plan will go to the There was no food in the apartment, the to eliminate potential conflicts of seeking a temporary injunction to stop Friland place was “ filthy,” and syringes were non-violent measures aimed at bringing an interest for elected and appointed porting guidelines in the Connec­ hearing on Thornton Brook Estates to Feb. 27. The Manchester Herald the idea of hiring an assistant Board of Finance, Packman said. Equities Inc. and Tiger Lee Construction Co. The budget will be voted on by found scattered around the bathroom and Board fires police chief end to apartheid. state officials. ticut proposal would make the proposed 23-lot development would be built on 34 principal, said he was happy that from building the house in an area prone to BOLTON — The Board of residents at the Annual Town other rooms, police said. ” We do hope sincerely that this (the Plofsky supported a separate law simpler and easier to comply acres of land on Pucker Street owned by Ray a curriculum coordinator has NAUGATUCK (AP) - After finding flooding. Education has agreed to seek Doctors at Saint Raphael eventually hunger strike) will not lead to losing one bill that would broaden the ethics with. Zimmerman. been approved. Meeting in May. suspended Police Chief Dennis Clisham Duchesneau also said Andover is being sued funding to hire a curriculum “ In whatever name, we need examined all six children of Kim E. more life before the world takes notice,” At a Jan. 23 hearing, residents opposed the The $5,242,620 budget repres­ guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer, development, saying water wells in the area were for damages caused by runoff under a claim coordinator for Bolton High help.” he said. Keating, 32, at whose apartment the Mrs. Tutu said Tuesday. ents a 14.74 percent increase from the borough’s police board has fired the which occurred before she took office the School instead of hiring an Board member David A. Fer- youngsters were living, after the arrest of Mrs. Tutu said the 300 detainees in South known to be contamiiiated. They voiced similar the current $4,569,283 budget, chief, ending his 23-year career. Lawmaker lashes out summer of 1987. “ If the town loses, it could cost assistant principal, .said School nald said that while the school her and Thomas P. Parese, 31, of North African prisons who have joined the hunger concerns Tuesday, and commission Chairman said Packman. But with an The vote by the Board of Police the taxpayers up to $100,000.” she said. Superintendent Richard E. board supported the curriculum Haven, authorities said. Parese was strike and demanded to be charged or set Jonathan Kreisberg said more information was increase in state aid and in tuition Commissioners Tuesday night was a needed about the water. Packman. coordinator position, funding for identified as Keating’s boyfriend. free. from Willington students attend­ unanimous decision that had followed The decision to seek funding for it may be cut if the school board at Humane Society ing the high school, the town trial-like hearings that had spanned 15 a curriculum coordinator was budget is reduced by the Board of should only bear half the in­ Youth charged In fires months. No one claims pig made at a school board meeting Finance or by townspeople. HARTFORD (AP) - The co­ damn shame.” crease. he said. Some of Clisham’s supporters shouted Preston may accept trash plant last week. The school board felt a “ That might be one thing to cut ROCKY H ILL (AP) — A local youth has MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A 700-pound pig chairwoman of the legislature’s “ bag job” and “ kangaroo court” after the “ We just can’taccept thatasan curriculum coordinator is needed depending on how big of a cut we Packman said he expected a been charged with setting fires in condomi­ found wandering around Middletown has Environment Committee says board voted. Clisham’s lawyer said he excuse,” Mushinsky said. “ If more. Packman said. take.” he said. niums eight times between last June and not been claimed by her owner, and the man the state must tighten animal PRESTON (AP) - Selectmen Recovery Authority “ is better Jensen, who continues to oppose $312,000 increase in state aid from would appeal in court. somebody beats a child or is cruel The request would be included The change to a curriculum the current $2,044,835. Also, he November, police said. temporarily caring for her said he couldn’t cruelty laws and rejects the have voted to recommend the than what’s been offered any the plant, said she will urge Board members found that Clisham had to animal, we can’t just say it’s in the proposed $5.2 million coordinator was the only major said he expected about $546,000 The 14-year-old boy. whose name wasn’t imagine why. notion from the Connecticut Hu­ town of Preston drop its legal other town in the state.” townspeople to defeat the refer­ instigated an assault against a local man. human nature. It seems to me education budget for 1989-90. change in the budget made by the from Willington. an increase of disclosed because of his age. was charged “ She’s got a good disposition,” but no one mane Society that some amount challenges to the trash-to-energy The SCRRRA offer will be endum question. twice threatened the lives of people and we’re going to have to follow up “ They (the school board) felt a school board. Packman said. The about $57,000. Tuesday with eight counts of arson and seemed concerned. Clifford Congdon said. of animal cruelty is to be plant planned for a site on Route presented to a town meeting “ It’s a principle: I ’m opposed once brutalized a Naugatuck couple in their more carefully. more credible position was one of school board is scheduled to vote referred to state juvenile authorities, police “ It seems like they should be. They’ve expected. 12. and accept a $26 million offer Thursday night and will go to a to the state and other entities home. curriculum.” said Packman. on the budget on March 9, he said. Currently. 105 Willington stu­ said. probably discovered by now that she’s Rep. Mary M. Mushinsky, “ The status quo isn’t working,” to host the project. referendum Feb. 28. coming into our town and telling “ The emphasis is on instruction After school board approvel. dents attend Bolton High School. No one was injured in the fires, which missing.” D-Wallingford. criticized hu­ Mushinsky said, mentioning sev­ “ In all probability, we’re not “ I think it’s a wise move by the us what we can and cannot have,” in.stead of administration,” caused minor damage. mane society officials on Tuesday eral recent cases, including one going to win,” First Selectman selectmen.” said Milton Y. Su- Mrs. Jensen said. “ I don’t want to Tutu calls for support Police said they thought the pig had The assistant principal’s posi­ An arson task force that included local when they seemed content with two years ago when about 70 Parke C. Spicer said Tuesday zich. project manager for the set a precedent and leave Preston prbbably fallen out of a trailer on Randolph tion was part of the budget police and fire officials and state police HARTFORD (AP) - The wife of South the status quo of handling animal dairy cows were found dead on a after the 2-1 vote.“ Two lower incinerator "Because at this open to any and all things no one Road near Zoares Pond on Monday. Police proposed for the current school broke the case using a profile of the arsonist African Anglican Archbishop Desmond Capt. David Knapp said an officer was cases. North Haven farm. court cases have been dismissed, stage of the game, at the point the else wants.” prepared by the FBI in Washington. D.C.. project is now. there isn’t much Mrs. Jensen said she expects year, but it was cut by the school Tutu says a hunger strike by black dispatched to watch over the animal until Her committee held a public Richard Johnston, a member of and the recommendation of both police said. the opposition can do to stop it, the vote will be a close, so board in May 1988 after townspeo­ detainees is the most recent in a series of Congdon came to take her away. hearing on a bill designed to the society’s board of directors, our attorneys is the higher courts “ I think the offer stands a anti-incinerator forces will have ple reduced the school budget by 1989 HONDA improve the reporting and follow­ called the Thomaston case “ one will not overturn the lower courts.” better chance now. with the to rally their members. “ I think $125,000 at the Annual Town ing up on cases of animal cruelty. horrendous, outrageous inci­ Meeting. High school Principal The proposal stems from a case Spicer also said the $26 million selectmen coming out in favor of it’s time we all got together and ACCORD LXI dent,” but added. “ I don’t believe Joseph V. Fleming asked the last month in which four horses offer from the Southeastern Con­ it,” Suzich added. fight for the town,” she said. Automatic, 4 Door Sedan, we mishandled that case.” board in June 1988 that the Priest’s superiors call him back to Poland were found starved to death in a necticut Regional Resources But Selectwoman Donna "The Beet of the Beet’ assistant principal’s position be Thomaston barn. An investigation was com­ reinstated. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The ces. want Palaszewski, who spent located in a largely Hispanic ’’We’re hoping that eventually The humane society has been pleted and, some months after Fleming said Tuesday that priest whose transfer is pitting three years at St. Michael’s as an section of Bridgeport, to other it will be solved in some way both criticized for allegedly not doing that, the horses were found dead, Court upholds arson-murder counts *263« while he has supported the hiring parishioners against parishion­ associate pastor, reassigned to ethnic groups. sides can work together, that enough to protect the horses after he said. of an assistant principal, he was ers at St. Michael of the Archan­ their church and want the present They are also calling for an end there will be acceptance of the being notified of improper care a The committee is considering a HARTFORD (A P) - The state years to life in prison after his of his arrest. 60 MONTH LEASE happy that the board approved 6at» pavm€n( doet not include tea gel Church is in seclusion. The pastor, the Rev. John Bambol. to Franciscan control of assign­ pastor who is there,” Greco said. year before they were found bill that would have each town Supreme Court has ruled that the conviction in connection with the The Supreme Court affirmed the curriculum coordinator. regiitretion of depotH' Rev. Roman Palaszewski’s su­ removed. ment of priests to the church if dead. designate a volunteer to serve as conviction of Israel Madera on 14 July 5, 1982 fire, which killed 14 the trial judge’s conclusion that “ That is fine with me,” Flem ­ periors. meanwhile, have called The dissidents claim Bambol their demands aren’t met. Genevieve Kozlowski. a August R. Halberg, executive coordinator of animal cruelty counts of arson murder stands as people. there was no evidence of any ing said of the change to curricu­ WOW him back to Poland. Egan “ has made a decision at member of the dissidents’ com­ director of the society, told the complaints. Currently, such com­ does his sentence of 120 years to On appeal, he had also main­ cause-and-effect relationship be­ engineered Palaszewski’s remo­ lum coordinator. “ I certainly The head of the Franciscan val because he was too active in the present time not to sit down mittee, said she was stunned by Environment Committee that plaints are forwarded to the tained that he was not advised of tween Madera’s “ claimed defic­ life. think a curriculum coordinator is NAANOLSrtRHONCA order in Krakow. Poland, sent the Polish community. Some say with them directly.” said Monsig­ the order to Palaszewski and “ until man accepts his responsi­ humane society, which has seven The high court on Tuesday his rights before he gave the its” and his ability to understand needed at the high school.” they are upset by Bambol’s nor Nicholas V. Greco, a Diocese didn’t know how it would affect bility (toward animals) ... these investigators who handle 1,400 rejected the claim by Madera, statement, that he was illiterate and waive his rights. 24 ADAMS ST. Palaszewski a telegram within The coordinator would be paid the last two days ordering his of Bridgeport spokesman. the protest. things are going to happen. It’s a cases a year around the state. also known as Israel Flores, that and intellectually incapable of As his trial opened. Madera efforts to open up the parish. $30,000 a year, the same salary MANCHESTER, CT ()(>04() return, in an attempt to defuse his confession to setting a 1982 fire making a voluntary confession tried to get the confession .sup­ propo.sed for the assi.stant princi­ 646-3.51.5 tensions at St. Michael’s, a friar in a Waterbury apartment build­ and that he had difficulty com­ pressed. But that request was pal. Packman said. at the order’s provincial head­ ing had not been voluntary and. municating in English. denied after a six-day hearing. quarters in Baltimore said further, had been obtained in Madera also claimed he had a 'Tuesday. Westledge Associates, Realtors violation of his right to remain history of psychological dis­ The friar, an assistant to the silent. orders and had suffered an Very Rev, Daniel Pietrzak, head Tri City Plaza, 35 Talcottville Road, Vernon 872-1100 HOMEQUrrY. H s Madera was sentenced to 120 incapacitating .seizure on the day of the Franciscan province that Can Chiropractic Help Me? includes St Michael’s, described CONDOMINIUMS MANSFIELO-STORRS *102.500 the telegram as a "last resort.” HOMES Winter Clearanc^^^x HOW MUCH W ILL IT COST? “ We’re all free to do wrong.” QUIET & SECLUDED SETTING. 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ONCE YOU And to help you find out for sure, we will do a complete chiropractic consultation and SEE IT TODAY!! examination, including x-rays (procedures that normally cost *180.00 or more) for *25.00. afternoon.” WESTLEDGE ASSOC., VERNON 072-1100 SEE IT; YOU’LL WANT TO OWN IT!! CALL FOR Neither church officials nor the Ellen Nemecek 429-7708 SHOWING. We will make this special program available until March 31st. The only exception to the offer dissidents have revealed where involves personal injury cases (worker’s compensation and auto accidents) in which there is no Palaszewski is in seclusion. WESTLEDGE ASSOC., VERNON 872-1100 Ellen Nemecek 429-7788 Take an additional Halina Chmiel. one of the charge billed directly to the patient for the first visit. WESTLEDGE ASSOC.. VERNON 872-1100 V.' leaders of the dissidents, said that STAFFORO SPRINGS $84,900 she had spoken with Palaszewski DESIGNED FOR COMFORTABLE LIVING! and that he had received no AFFORDABLE! Attractive lower level condo in LAND telegram ordering him back to S. WINDSOR *221,900 *25«« Reg.*180»» progran Poland. small complex. 1 BR, kitchen w/appliances & 20% off I Expires March 31st. Chmiel said Palaszewski was in dining area. LOW CONDO FEE! LET US TELL HIGH, WIDE & HANDSOME! LARGE FAMILY .seclusion and declined to say YOU MORE! CALL. ASHFORD *120,000 WANTED Colonial salt box. 4 big BR, 3 bath, 2 The Already YOUR INITIAL VISIT WILL INCLUDE: fireplaces, large yard, & a great deck. Quality where he could be reached. Betty Campbell 644-2822 THE NATURAL LOOK! NATURE LOVERS! Don’t A private consultation with the doctor 3I ^ X X-rays, - r if considered necessary She also said that two members miss this chance to own 8.6 ac. of dry land. 6 ac. neighborhood. WE BRING HOMES & FAMILIES of the dissidents are goingtostart WESTLEDGE ASSOC., VERNON 872-1100 TOGETHER. DON’T WAIT! CALL! A thorough spinal examination including othropedic & neurological tests open hay fields w/stone walls. 2* ac. wooded. 1 a hunger strike Wednesday VIEWS of Westford. GREAT FARM or Marcel Goetz 649-7440 evening. 50% off eT a confidential report of our findings S. WINOSOR *133,900 EQUESTRIAN ESTATE! ’’They said they will sacrifice WESTLEDGE ASSOC., VERNON 872-1100 An explanation of our treatment procedure if we determine chiropractic can help you their lives for the rest of the STYLE, QUALITY. & VALUE! Many desirable Ellen Nemecek 429-7788 features in this 2 BR condo. 1 car gar. full bsmt. parish.” Chmiel said. WESTLEDGE ASSOC., VERNON 872-1100 A referral to the proper specialist if we determine chiropractic can’t help you. About 100 dissident pashioners, w/washer & dryer hookups, fireplace & fully app. > HO adjustments angered by Palaszewski’s remo­ kitchen. RELAX & ENJOY! VERNON *229,900 • no accessories THESE CONDITIONS ARE THE DANGER SIGNALS OF A PINCHED NERVE: val in December, have occupied 644-2822 TOUCHED BY TRADITION. Colonial, 7 RMS, 2 the church in shifts since Satur­ Betty Campbell Headache sT Leg Pain & ^ Backache day and are vowing to remain WESTLEDGE ASSOC., VERNON 872-1100 bath, hardwood fl. formal DR. FR w/FP, large eat-ln kitchen colonial style w/views of HartfordI Arthritic Pain by Stiff Neck Numbness ^ ^ until Bridgeport Bishop Edward VERNON *99,900 Egan agrees to meet with them to E. WINOSOR *146,900 MUST SEL SITUATION YOUR ADVANTAGE! o f Loss of Sleep ^ Fatigue Numbness discuss their demands. THE CASUAL LIFE! BOAT & FISH from your own CALL & SEE!! fjf Scoliosis (Curvature of the Spine) ® Tension ^ Whiplash Injury The dissident parshioners. who SOMETHING SPECIAL! Beautiful loft condo river front property. 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Offers city skylights, unique sunken LR w/FP, whirlpool ISO gal. minimum purchaaa is JUST THE RIGHT TICKET!! water & sewer. A DREAM PLEASER! hot tub. BE AN INVESTIGATOR! CALL! 144 Main St., East Hartford / Ellen Nemecek 429-7788 Betty Campbell 644-2822 Marlene Rodriguez 643-4135 165 Storrs Road 501 VVes/ tAiddle Tpke Glastonbury Line 649-8841 Dr. Neil Kaufman PrtcM 8ubl»ct lo Change WESTLEDGE ASSOC., VERNON 872-1100 WESTLEDGE ASSOC., VERNON 872-1100 W ESTLEDGE ASSOC.. VERNON 872-1100 Willimantic, CT ‘Manchrbter, CT 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 15. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 15. 1989 - 7 NATION & WORLD Sports-prayers lawsuit settled Label-switching plan probed WASHINGTON (AP) - A Taipei, Taiwan, which suggested would be something else. After a manufacturer’s suggestion that changing “Made in Taiwan” lengthy and complex investiga­ FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Mark Berlin, who is stationed at nearby Eglin Air American companies buy labels after the flag shipments tion we might convict someone of Non-denominational invocations will be allowed Force Base, his wife, Jan, and their children, foreign-made U.S. flags and had cleared Customs. a misdemeanor.” at football games and other extracurricular Tammy and Max, with the support of the New replace “Made in Taiwan” labels “We can realize why you need About a week ago the Customs Storm brings floods, drought relief events in the Okaloosa County school system York-based American Jewish Congress. with “Made in USA" is causing a to lift off this label ... to prevent Service asked the Federal Trade until the U.S. Supreme Court rules on the prayer “I think both sides got what they wanted,” said small uproar on Capitol Hill. the resistance in U.S. to import Commission to look into the By Mitchell Landsbero nearly 6 inches of rain. One Many rivers in Kentucky, Ten­ drought that has lingered for four issue. Marc Stern, a lawyer for the family. “We did “In all my years as a member flags,” the solicitation said. ”If situation. The Associated Press woman, 62-year-old Sophia nessee and Indiana are expected years. Nashville’s rainfall for the quite well.” of Congress, few issues have possible, we suggest you cut off But Robert Easton, special Payer, drowned when she ig­ year is approaching 9 inches, 3 The school board agreed Tuesday night to As part of the settlement, the board agreed to assistant for enforcement in the to flood later in the week as their settle a lawsuit filed by a Jewish family that struck me as being as blatantly this label after you receive the An unusual winter deluge that nored police warnings not to cross water levels continue to rise, above normal. The 4.19 inches i t . pay $32,000 in fees and legal expenses of the outrageous” as the label-switch goods and spend very little cost to FTC Bureau of Consumer Protec­ left three people dead in Tennes­ flooded U,S. Highway 231, author­ received Tuesday marked the objected to prayers at football games. Both sides tion, said there’s no evidence yet "The ground is pretty well said they would await the outcome of a similar Berlins. proposal. Rep. Douglas Apple- mark on the flags your own brand see and Kentucky raised the ities said. saturated, ” National Weather most rain in a 12-hour period A decision last month in a similar case by the gate, D-Ohio, wrote in a letter name and Made In U.S.A. signs. that an American flag importer threat of more flooding from during the past 10 years, weather case in Georgia that is expected to go to the The rainfall also caused a Service meteorologist Bob Wat­ Supreme Court. 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta led seeking a Customs Service “We can offer the labels too,” has violated country-of-origin Indiana to Texas today as hot power outage in the county that son said in Paducah, which officials said. to the settlement. A three-judge panel ruled 2-1 investigation. the solicitation added. labeling requirements. southern air met cold northern forced 70 people to he evacuated received more than half a foot of In west Texas, the storm Board member Jim Harkins Jr., who cast the that non-sectarian prayers before public school Applegate was one of several The copy, which does not show “ We can’t do anything,’’ air with dangerous results. from a hospital in Lebanon. rain between midnight Sunday brought rain to areas that had lone vote against the settlement, said he objected football games in Douglas County, Ga., were members of Congress who asked to whom the solicitation was Easton said. “There’s no viola­ The relentless rain filled rivers Schools were canceled and police and late Tuesday. seen few drops since last August. because prayers in the name of Jesus Christ unconstitutional even if they were offered by Customs to look into the issue. originally addressed, was for­ tion in just sending a letter.” to overflowing, closed roads and reported 80 vehicles stalled on A nun. Sister Robert Edlin of Nonetheless, meteorologists said would not be allowed. laymen rather than ministers. The inquiries were triggered by a warded to Customs by several If there is evidence of label­ forced the evacuation of a hospi­ flooded roads. the Sisters of Loretto, was caught it wasn’t enough to end a drought “We can pray in God’s name,” said school The appeals court ruled the primary purpose of letter-writing campaign by do­ congressional offices. switching, the FTC could go to tal. Although it brought relief to Flash flood watches were in in high water as she drove along that has plagued ranchers and board lawyer David Selby. “But we will not pray the prayers was to advance religion, which mestic flag manufacturers. But a Customs Service spokes­ court to stop the illegal practice, drought-stricken areas of Ten­ effect early today from northeast Kentucky 605 about 30 miles caused dust storms. to Mohammed. We will not pray to Buddha. We violated the First Amendment’s doctrine of “I feel we can compete with a man said the label-switch solici­ he said. And if any U.S. company nessee and Texas, for many Texas to southern Ohio, ranging southeast of Louisville. Authori­ “It’s not going to be any better will not end a prayer in the name of the Father, separation of church and state and its religious U.S. flag labeled ‘Made in Tai­ tation itself may not make a good could show it lost business to a people it was too much of a good along a line that crossed through ties said she was rescued as the this spring,” warned Barry Lam­ the Son and the Holy Ghost, or in Jesus’ name." freedom guarantees. wan’ but we cannot compete with case. label-switcher, the Lanham thing. Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, water reached the depth of her bert of the National Weather The lawsuit, filed in November 1987, objected Douglas County school officials have asked for a U.S. flag labeled ‘Made in USA’ “In the opinion of our folks Trademark Act enables the com­ "There have been very few Illinois, Indiana and West dashboard. She was treated at Service. “Just wait until March to what then were primarily Christian prayers a rehearing before the full appeals court, which when in fact it wasn’t,” wrote here, the letter is in effect a pany to file suit in federal court floods people can remember Virginia, hospital in Bardstown for minor when the wind begins blowing.” offered by Protestant ministers at high school numbers about 30 judges, and failing that will Vane Scott, general manager of blueprint to a violation,” Dennis and recover both the amount of worse than this," Sen. Albert Rivers overflowed in central hypothermia. Officials speculated Tuesday and junior high football games. appeal to the Supreme Court, Selljy said. the Colonial Flag Co. in Coshoc­ Shimkoski said Tuesday. “It’s lost profit and the cost of bringing Gore Jr., D-Tenn., said Tuesday and western Kentucky, Residents Two people in Kentucky died that the weather may have Without the settlement, the case would have He said the case would go to the Supreme Court ton, Ohio. like a book on how to make a the suit. night as he toured hard-hit were evacuated along the Green Monday when their car went out contributed to Monday’s crash of gone to trial Feb. 27 in U.S. District Court in regardless of which side wins at the appellate Scott provided Applegate with bomb. Without such a legal action, sections not far from his home in River and Little River: mer­ of control in heavy rain near the a helicopter ambulance near Pensacola. level, and it may take up to two years to settle the a copy of a three-page 1987 “If it were actually being done there’s no way of telling whether Carthage. chants in New Haven, Ky., began Indiana border. Tyler, Texas. The pilot and two The lawsuit was filed by Air Force Master Sgt. issue. solicitation on the letterhead of and people were in cahoots doing any U.S. company has been hurt Wilson County, just east of sandbagging the banks of the Forecasters in Tennessee said nurses died after the copter the Ming Teh Flag Co. Ltd. of what the letter suggested, that by fraudulent imports. Nashville, was drenched with Rolling Fork River. the downpour should end a struck a power line. in the Greater IN ATHENS — U.S. Secretary of State James Baker is met at the airport in Athens, Greece, Tuesday, by Greek Manchester Area government officials. Baker’s trip to Athens is part of an REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES eight-day tour of ail 15 NATO nations. 543 North Main St. O n h ^ Manchester States taking action 6 4 7 - 8 8 9 5 ^ Realty Co. EPSTEIN REALTY r A /1 A i z o n n against fund-raisers 646-5200 Each office Independently owned and operated. REAL ESTATE 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester WASHINGTON (AP) - Triple- lawyer said Tuesday, bypass heart surgery and a Attorney David H, Shapiro said stroke left Emile Blouin disabled Glazer’s foundation, the National Bolton *205,000 i.. sjr 'tJ. and with substantial medical Leukemia Research Foundation, Come view this inviliiip raised ranch LAKEFRONT Manchester - *150,000. bills. When he got a letter a few has yet to receive any money with heauliful views. Affords (treat It’s A Honey! liveahilitv with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 Columbia *234,900 Beautifully decorated and remo­ months ago telling him he had from Watson and Hughey under a baths, family room with wet bar and Walk out your back door and skate deled throughout, full dormered 6- won $5,000 in a sweepstakes, he contract giving the direct-mail more. Immaculate condition! In the winfer/awim In the summer In room Cape with cozy fireplace, 2 thought at least some of his company the first $100,000 raised, beautiful Columbia Lake — 3 full baths, plus finished family problems were over bedrooms. 1 ’/4 baths. Tom McClure, a postal inspec­ MAGNIFICENT VIEW. Call for room, deck and in the Bowers ‘T was completely surprised. I tor, said the U.S. Postal Inspec­ details. School district! was so elated," said Blouin, 77, of tion Service also has launched an Phoenix, investigation into Watson and He and his wife, Mary, followed Hughey. Bolton *.327,900 the instructions on the prize Move in for the Spring! Nearly notification letter, which asked “People are really upset,” said completed 2800 SF Contemp. in Frank Driscoll, of the National area of fine homes. 7 large rooms of Manchester - *164,900 them to send in money that would qualitv workmanship. 3 bedrooms, MAGNIFICENT... be donated to a charitable cause. Charities Information Service in Country Charmer! New York City. He said his office 2''2 baths, incl. whirlpool. Tile and Lebanon • *259,900 6-room 1956 well built and imma­ They sent a $25 check to the averages 36 calls a day from hardwood throughout. ...that describes the floor plan In culate Colonial with fireplace, Cancer Fund of America and people concerned about the this spacious 3 bedroom Colonial U&R REALTY CO. VERNON - Custom built 9 room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, pegged S breezeway. garage. Backs up to waited. But their $5,000 prize with a contemporary flair, tat floor floor family room, large dining room, 1 st floor blllard room, 2’/4 sweepstakes letters. "We never laundry, breakfast nook, 2'4 baths. acres of private woodlands for never came. imagined we were going to get a :\ 643-2692 baths, 2 fireplaces, screened porch and much more. Immediate extra privacy! "You feel as though you can't this avalanche.” ^f^/Robert D. Murdock, Realtor occupancy - asking *289,000. trust anybody anymore," said Many consumers have com­ 'Homework Is What We Do Best!’ Mary Blouin, “It’s not fair to the plained to charity regulators that public,’’ they were sent letters telling The Blouins are among thou­ them they had won $5,000 or some sands of consumers around the other amount in a Cash Bonanza country who have complained to or Irish Sweepstakes. To claim charity regulators that they were tricked into making their prize, they were asked to make a voluntary contribution C/midf REAL ESTATE SERVICES • » • • • • « contributions. which would go toward a charity. Attorneys general in Iowa, 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 RE'MAX east of tha river Missouri, Minnesota, Massachu­ After sending in donations and 297 Fasi Center .Stroei Manchester. CT 06040 647-1419 t=-. II I setts and Illinois have filed suit a form to claim their prize, most New Listing! • *249,900 against the Watson and Hughey received checks for only 10 cents. Location, location, location are the Co,, a direct-mail fund-raiser "They create the false impres­ key words for this home. Plenty of space In this sevenroom cape with JUST LISTED! which represents a number of sion that you win a valuable prize over 2200 s.f., large fireplaced living Beautiful 7 room home with 14’x2S’ 1st floor family Real E stale charities. They allege that the and the likelihood that you would room, three bedrooms, three full room. Convenient location. Alexandria, Va,, company en­ win a lot of money is not very baths, cheerful country kitchen and ■WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" OLDIE BUT GOODIE!!! gages in fraudulent fund raising likely," said Wendy Burt, a 2-car garage. MALLARD VIEW Nifty 6 room (^pe on Mani’hehter’s U esi Sule with its sweepstakes prize an­ Minnesota state attorney spokes­ 647-8400 bedrooms, ueramic bath, fireplace, hardwood floor** nouncement letters. woman. A disclaimer on the back DISTINCTIVE DUPLEXES 168 Main Street, Manehe.sler plus carpet, newer furnace and plumbing, lleavv-flulv A foundation started by an of the letter was insufficient, she AND TOWNHOUSES inaulation. I^its of nooks and crannies! New Listing! - *219,900 located on a private protective cul-de-sac, this new award-winning government said, adding "it was in fine print subdivision of quality 3 bedroom townhouses and duplexes scientist is among the groups that and could easily be overlooked.” So. Manchester eight room colonial await your Inspection. Kitchens have oak cabinets, range, have employed Watson and The Iowa suit alleges that offering four large bedrooms, first oven, dishwasher, refrigerator and bullt-ln microwave ovens. Hughey for fund raising. Robert Watson and Hughey’s solicita­ floor family room, Z'h baths & 2-car Fireplaced living rooms, 1'/i baths with full vanities, separate TERRinC BUY!! NEW LISTING!!! garage. Have the feeling of open full basements, 2 zoned baseboard heating systems, I. Glazer, a senior scientist at the country on this oversized lot yet the tions are “targeted toward sus­ Sparkling clean Cape Cod In con­ Country kitchen, large dining Andersen permashleld thermopane windows, luxurious wall WE^. National Cancer Institute, has ceptible populations, including venient neighborhood. 3 bed- room, front foyer with French convenience of town. Private to wall carpeting and attached garagel Come see the mode for wooded setting. JUST LISTEDI been ordered by federai officials elderly people who may be unable rooma, formal dining room, eat-ln doors to fireplaced living room. 3 tomorrow... You own your own lot and house. NO Try this 7 room, 2 '^ bath split level located on to return all donations collected kitchen, hardwood floors, and gar­ Big bedrooms with lots of huge ASSOCIATION FEES. Competitively priced from *149,900. Fergueon Rd. on for size. You’ll love Itl to read deceptively worded dis­ closets. Natural woodwork throu­ age, too. Ideal first home. Priced to "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" through the solicitations, his closures buried in fine print.” Bell Only $135,900. ghout. Lots of space In this charm ­ ing home. $148,900. JUST THE PLACE TO Sparkling! - *154,900 •WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” CHFA APPROVED!!! This seven room ranch Is In move In START OUT!!! condition. Beautiful hardwood t i l This adorable 1 bedroom C^ondo is at Fasimeadow in Call Linda Brown for floors, new bedroom carpets, new Manchester and it is qualified for Don’t Brand new duplex building in whicfi voii own >our own kitchen cabinets & floor. Family Blanchard & Rossetto let this great financing pass you bv. Fuliv applianced side. O ver 1.3(X) s«j. It. including 1 beiir*unii!». 2 fu ll "Above the Crowd" Service room has separate entrance offer­ leiStr kitchen, ceramic bath. 1st floor unit, ample storage and baths, wall to wall carpel, full private basement. Eves. — 647-8691 ing possibility for In-law suite of at CkblM HiMMItl parking. •77.5(X). 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BOSTON (AP) - A vast Health Management Quarterly. said financial constraints kept c o n c e rn e d at CIA majority of Americans favor a Given a description of the them from obtaining care. major overhaul in the U.S. health Canadian and British systems, 61 Combined public and private If Thomas and Sandra Passcantell want care system, according to the percent of Americans said they funding provide the U.S. system’s some further assurances from the town that first simultaneous study of Cana­ would prefer to adopt the pro­ foundation. Canadian health care By Jack Anderson gram used by their neighbors to is totally underwritten by the their property will not be damaged when a dian, British and U.S. attitudes and Dale Van Atta about the issue. the north and 29 percent said they government-funded national culvert in their back yard at 312-314 E. Middle “Americans apparently are so would opt to try the British health insurance system. Under Turnpike is repaired, their concern is WASHINGTON - The Central frustrated and discouraged with system, according to the poll. the British National Health Ser­ understandable. Intelligence Agency has always been their existing health care arran­ “Americans are clearly disen­ vice, doctors and hospitals work At last, the town is prepared to repair the willing to sacrifice people for secrets. gements that a large majority chanted with the direction of their for and are funded by the nation’s recent health policies, government. culvert, which periodically collapses and So it’s not hard to imagine “the say they would favor a system like that in place in Canada,” despite the fact that the United causes the Passcantells' yard to develop company” destroying the 30-year career of a Customs Service investi­ Robert J. Blendon, chairman of States spends more for health Only 3 percent of Canadians unsafe sinkholes. gator to keep its super-secret psychic the Department of Health Policy care than Canada or Great and 12 percent of the British said In order to do the work, the town needs an program under wraps. and Management at Harvard Britain,” said Blendon, principal they would prefer the U.S. analyst of the survey. system, the study said. easement over the Passcantell property. The The spooks at the CIA have pumped University’s School of Public Health, said Tuesday. About 7.5 percent of surveyed The survey, which has a Passcantells have declined to grant the millions of dollars into a frenzied race to catch up with Soviet advances in Eighty-nine percent of Ameri­ Americans also reported they margin of error of 5 percentage easement because they feel its terms do not psyhic spying. America lags so far cans said there is room for a were not receiving necessary points, polled a nationwide cross- give them adequate protection against the behind in the “race for inner space” major overhaul in the U.S. medical care for financial rea­ section of 1,250 adults in America, 1,026 Canadians and 1,667 possibility that property they own outside the that the CIA is especially sensitive system, according to the Louis sons, whereas fewer than 1 percent of Canadians and Britons Britons. limits of the easement, including the nearby about public exposure when it uses Harris survey commissioned for foundation of their house, will not be mind readers, spoon benders and voodoo pin stickers. damaged. Mark Woods, a former Customs The proposed language of the easement is investigator, told our associate Ste­ Scientist has a corny idea probably standard for easements in such wart Harris he found out the hard way cases. Normally, it would not provide any just how sensitive the CIA can be. In cause for concern. 1982, Woods got a tip that the infamous But cost is high for unusual de-icer terrorist called “Carlos” or “The AP photo But the Passcantells have behind them a roads, bridges, automobiles and Jackal” was plotting to kill President UNCOVERED TREASURE — Scientists 62-years, ending In 1353 B.C. Others, PEORIA, 111. (AP) - Highway “For every ton of salt we buy long history of problems over the culvert and Jaekle off and running for ’90 Reagan. When Woods refused to tell trucks will spread a non- for $25 and put on the road, environment at $900 million to $2 are excited about these ancient statues include the goddess Hathor, the god the stop-gap measures the town has taken to his bosses where he got the informa­ corrosive, non-polluting de-icer society ends up paying a great billion a year. or more similar events at this season, uncovered on Jan. 22 buried under a Atum and Haremhab, who declared The U.S. Environmental Pro­ cure them. It is no wonder they are cautious. By Bob Conrad investment. Presumably they mean tion. he was fired. made of corn rather than salt if a deal more — about $1,000 per alt offering valuable visibility. for the campaign against O’Neill’s For years. Woods kept his secret. temple’s earthen floor in Luxor, Egypt. himself pharoah shortly after the death scientist at a federal lab succeeds ton,” said Hudson, of the New tection Agency estimates the The town has every reason to do the job well Jaekle clearly understands that taxes. Maybe they have another, later Now, in court papers he filed to get his The 8-foot statue on its back is of of Tutankhamun. in reducing the cost of the York State Energy Research and national damage at $5 billion. and to take responsibility for any damage that visibility is essential for aspiring Bryan plans to dramatically If the state Legislature is the cradle campaign in mind as well. job back. Woods finally explains why Pharoah Amenophis II, who ruled for product. Development Authority. occurs in the process of doing it. of candidacies for higher office. candidates. He’s using his up-front But Republicans aren’t out of the he refused to talk. His source was a The goal is to eliminate use of “The problem is that CMA is reduce the cost of the corn de-icer If no agreement can be reached on the House Minority Leader Bob Jaekle is role as floor leader of House Republi­ woods with this attack on the 9-year-old girl who he says was a CIA salt, which penetrates concrete very expensive. We must find a by using a new production cans to best advantage, for himself way to bring down the cost of process. terms of an easement, the town will have to showing signs this year that he’s governor. The GOP answer to a psychic. and corrodes metal and steel, ready for the jungle gym. and his side. He is one of the most looming state deficit this year (ending In 1982, while he was with Customs damaging highways, bridges and CMA so that state highway “It’s unknown how much we condemn part of the property. And if Democrats feed him more accessible, easy-going legislators on on June 30) and a bigger one in the in Virginia Beach, Va., Woods got to Milk beats meat as top source the cars that travel them. departments can afford it without can reduce the cost but I certainly But it ought to be possible for the town to incentives like Gov. Bill O’Neill’s the Hill. And his quick sense of humor next fiscal year is to put a freeze on know a family whose psychic daugh­ “There are several advantages needing a tax increase.” think we can cut it in half,” he work out term s of an agreem ent that will put controversial proposals for tax hikes, is a personal as.set. too. spending. They are calling for deeper ter worked with the CIA, according to of the corn-based de-icer,” said New York state uses about 1 said. “But we’re looking at a tougher fermentation process the Passcantells at ease if that agreement this 37-year-old Republican from When Jaekle landed in the Legisla­ cuts, too, now and in 1989-90. papers that Woods filed in federal William Bryan, a chemical engi­ million tons of salt each winter, or of saturated fat for children about 11 percent of the national and it will be difficult to handle on does not follow standard forms. An effort Stratford may just swing right out and ture 12 years ago. he was right off the O’Neill says that won’t work. He court. Those papers say the girl neer at the U.S. Department of says the Legislature can work its will, helped in the 1982 search for Ameri­ Agriculture’s research labora­ total, said Hudson, whoestimates a large scale. That’s the hit the ground running. college campus and looked it. He once CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — raises cholesterol levels in the shy away from red meat because should be made, at least. but there is no escape from a need for can Gen. James Dozier, who was tory here. his state’s damage from salt to problem.” Jaekle has moved up from admit­ suffered the indignity of being mis­ Youngsters who love milk should bloodstream. This clogs the ar­ of its fat content, but they more — a lot more — revenue. The kidnapped by the Italian Red Bri­ “It’s not only non-corrosive to ting last year to an “interest” in going taken for an intern. In the last couple stick to the fat-free variety, teries that feed the heart. De­ sometimes substitute kinds of governor also reminds Jaekle that gade; gave advance information automobile bodies, roads and for governor in 1990 to saying now he’s of years, he has come well away from because dairy products have cades of bad eating eventually cheese, such as chedder cheese, m ister ED Republicans, as the minority, have about the rise to power of Yuri bridges — it’s actually acts as an Study says alcohol toxic “considering” it. That was his re­ that boyish, bushy appearance. The surpassed meat as the top source can result in a heart attack, but that contain far higher levels of the luxury of being able to offer any Andropov in the Soviet Union; and inhibitor. Plus, it’s non-polluting sponse at the unveiling of his — OK. sideburns are creeping steadily up. of unhealthy saturated fat in many experts believe that the saturated fat. WANTS TO KNOW program secure in the knowledge that predicted that a man with a gun would and it would create a new market make it House GOP — billboard and The ears are emerging. His haircuts teen-agers’ diets, a researcher damage begins early in life. “Kids love milk,” he said. to heart and other muscles bumper sticker blitz to prod the public are closer and the mustache is it won’t get through. be lurking outside the White House, “Some of them drink two liters a for corn products,” Bryan said Jaekle’s gamble is that the GOP says. Ellison measured the sources BOSTON (AP) — Long-time ics who lived in stable homes and into a huge outcry of “no” to O’Neill’s trimmed. Jaekle is going clean cut. prompting Reagan to light the na­ Studies by Dr. Curtis Ellison at day, and they grow up thinking Tuesday. taxes. publicity blitz will provoke enough of salt and saturated fat in the The corn-based de-icer, a com­ heavy drinking weakens the got lots to eat. Last week — at his press conference tional Christmas tree from inside the two elite New England prep that it’s a good thing to have. We public outrage so he can tell O’Neill. diets of students at Phillips pound called calcium magnesium body’s muscles, and this helps Could this also be the launching of to attack O’Neill’s taxes, in fact — White House. schools found that 35 percent of are not trying to take their nailk “Neither will yours.” Exeter Academy in New Hamp­ acetate or CMA, already is explain why alcoholics often have The study concluded that peo­ his campaign for governor, reporters came the piece de resistance. Jaekle Woods claims he showed a picture students’ daily intake of satu­ away. Just take the fat out of it.” of “Carlos” to the girl, who said he shire and Phillips Academy in produced commercially but only heart trouble, a study concludes. ple risk muscle damage if their wanted toknow? Well, he’d havemore was sporting new glas.ses that gave rated fat comes from milk, Andover, Mass., as part of a study Ellison presented his data lifetime consumption of pure r HeV. to say about that after the I>egislature him the distinguished look of a Political notes was in San Francisco plotting to kill Tuesday at a program on school on a small scale. Doctors long assumed that cheese, ice cream and other dairy of dietary changes. State highway departments weakness among heavy drinkers, alcohol is more than 13 kilograms adjourns, .said Jaekle. but bless you maturing preppy. ■ With the election of Richard Reagan. The illusive terrorist, lunches held at Massachusetts for asking. thought to be Illich Ramirez Sanchez, food. He found that after dairy simply can’t afford to make a a condition called chronic alco­ for each kilogram of their body As one of the voices of the loyal Balducci of Newington as House Preppies are not unique in what Institute of Technology’s Clinical has been linked to a number of savage products, meat, fish, poultry and large investment in it because it holic myopathy, resulted from weight. This is the equivalent of a Even this far ahead of the serious opposition in the assembly. Jaekle speaker, both legislative chambers they eat, according to Ellison, eggs provided 28 percent of the Research Center. 150-pound man drinking more sorting out of gubernatorial possibili­ acts, including a 1975 raid on oil costs so much more than salt — malnutrition, because alcoholics could hardly believe his good fortune are now run by graduates of Central 4 who said at least two other Ellison is among health experts ministers in Vienna. students’ saturated fat; baked $600 per ton versus $25. often eat poorly. than 12 ounces of whiskey a day ties by the GOP. Jaekle isn’t the only when O’Neill called last week for Connecticut State University in New unpublished studies have goods and cereals 16 percent: who believe youngsters should for 20 years. Woods told his Customs boss But some state officials, such However, the study found that one in the pool. U.S. Rep. Nancy extending the state’s T'A percent sales Britain. Senate President Prom Tern reached similar conclusions. ketchup, gravy and other “food cut down on saturated fat and salt everything he knew, including a street as New York’s Lawrence Hudson, such muscle wasting, including The results were being pub­ Johnson of New Britain has a fan club tax to utility bills and for bringing the John Larson of East Hartford is the “The studies show that the to establish good eating habits address in San Francisco where adjuncts” 7 percent; fruits and say eliminating salt can save weakness of the heart muscle, lished in Thursday’s New Eng­ whose enthusiasm probably exceeds capital gains tax under the same other. main source of saturated fat is not and prevent coronary artery Carlos could have been hiding. The vegetables 7 percent, snacks 6 money in the long run. was also common among alcohol­ land Journal of Medicine. her own interest in running. Some schedule used with interest and ■ Now that Rep. Tom Conway of meat anymore,” he said, “It is disease. information was passed on to Secret percent, and everything else 1 Republicans say former U.S. Sen. dividends. Jaekle said those propos­ Waterbury apparently has the Demo­ milk and other dairy products.” percent. Service agents and Woods does not 25,000 priced volumes, all subjects Lowell Weicker should not be ruled als would be “dead on arrival” in the cratic nomination for mayor in his Eating too much saturated fat Used, Rare, Out-ol-Print...Sold & Bought out. know what they did with it. But later Ellison said that many people Legislature. Liberal Democrats who pocket, backers intend to stuff it with Art Sunday night, four GOP organiza­ didn’t like the tax recommendations the Secret Service demanded to know Humor something more tangible for the fall his source. IMPORT SERVICE tions in Stamford put on a Lincoln Day either said “amen.” campaign to unseat two-term GOP Music The CIA handier, speaking through Women dinner there which showcased Jaekle. The “Just Say No” billboards that Mayor Joe Santopietro. A fund-raiser Weather service on strike Mrs. Johnson. Senate Minority went up last week, plus the 3.000 is set there for Feb. 27. the girl’s mother, warned Woods Crafts BOOKS The unidentified spokesman, M Leader Reg Smith of New Hartford against divulging information to PARIS (AP) — A cloud is Movies bumper stickers which Jaekle and his Customs, according to the court hanging over negotiations be­ quoted by the French news Nature National Search for Out-of-Print Books and Joe McGee of Fairfield as House Republicans ordered, cost Bob Conrad, a Bristol resident, Indians documents. The message was clear to tween the government and 3,000 agency Agence-France Presse, potential candidates for governor. $10,000. The billboards will be up for 30 writes weekly about Connecticut Mystery 1969 by NEA. Inc National Weather Service em­ said the unions have no meetings For Jaekle. it was just one of a dozen days. Jaekle’s guys say it is a fine politics. Woods: He was not to say anything Nature Featuring This Week about the girt or the CIA. ployees striking for higher scheduled until Thursday with government officials responsible Sci Fic wages. Antiques In court documents. Woods identi­ for the weather service. Just added Large fies the handler as Ursula Jahoda. Religion O p e n F o r u m “Negotiations are blocked,” Meteorologists, however, con­ Theater According to Woods, Jahoda assured said a spokesman Tuesday for tinued to provide critical aviation Eric Sloan Lot of Children's him through the girl’smother that the one of four unions representing and marine forecasts during the New England CIA would fix things privately so he Heritage Press the workers. walkout. Books could keep his job. The CIA did not Wallace Nulling _ ■ women in menopause should not be than enact laws we will never be able to X Stopping abortion would be to move the police station into hold up its end of the bargain and has Thornton Burgess* forced to have babies. handle and that can only multiply the the Loomis house. This would prevent Joseph C. Lincoln ■ victims of rape or incest should not since disavowed any connection with multiplies the pain pain. I can only feel that if God’s law is the need of adding on to the town hall for Jahoda or the girl. Gene Stratton Porter.. go through more trauma. broken, he will handle it. more office space. The Loomis house is BOOKS & BIRDS PERIOD, To the Editor; ■ women should not be forced to give in a busy traffic area and would be a The girl’s mother told us her Gil Salk, Prop. birth to severely handicapped babies. ^0 olot ©SnB I Mary Stull prime location for the police station. daughter has nothing to do with the )t< 'SV! S1CE. Middle Tpk Anyone who thinks deeply about the ■ women with AIDS should not have 436 E. Center St„ Manchester CIA. She said Johoda was a family Manchester, CT N 1 3 ^ • Personal Color Analysis ^ o agonizing issue of abortion is bound to babies. Malcolm D. Edmonds friend. Jahoda did not return our calls (203)-tia9-3449 ; i e» V, ! i ■ even prostitutes should not be forced to her home. That leaves Woods as the • Instructive Make-up Sessions ; tn : HOURS;TuesdaySaiurday feel torn. I don’t like abortion. I don’t 68 Mink Trail, Coventry r : know anyone who does. I doubt that to have babies. Put Coventry police only person telling what sounds like a : o 11-4:30 pm . ^ • Personal Image Courses for Teens ^ THURSDAY UNTIL 8PM person exists. Allowing that feeling to The thought of more vulnerable preposterous story. : O ■ 2 “ :CQ; Please call lor Sunday & play too targe a part in forming national teen-agers going through our legal in the Loomis house ^ and Adults uS TOYOTA Is he a hare-brained nut or a victim Monday hours policy is .so simplistic as to be very system saddens me. It is wrong to use Columnist was right, )i( s i-S: To the Editor; of CIA skulduggery? Four federal law Small Personal Classes Now Forming dangerous for our society. A thought abortion simply as an easy or convenient O = with a few changes enforcement officials who have (]all for Brochure 0 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 15, 1989 ; FOI gets arguments on caucus dispute iBauriirstrr Hrrall) NATION Section 2, Page 11 Bv Alex GIrelll the meaning of the FOI statute, not finding that the gatherings were not He said where the commission has Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1989 Manchester Herald caucuses, and should have been held traditional caucuses held for political construed the statute narrowly when SPORTS & WORLD publicly. party purposes, and explicitly exemp­ it has ruled that the presence of The state Freedom of Information Ossella contends in his brief that the ted from the definition of “ meeting” non-members of an agency at a Commission has received legal briefs general statutes define a caucus as a in the FOI law. caucus converts it to a meeting. Baker to sell stock from a Republican town director and meeting of party members to select Cooney said in the brief that the He cited a Superior Court decision the town attorney supporting their party-endorsed candidates or to tran­ which upheld a complaint in a related WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State question of whether attendance at a arguments in a case that will resolve sact other business of the party. He party caucus by the party chairman case. But Cooney argued that the Be happy; James A. Baker III says he will sell his large whether Democratic directors vio­ said that definition does not provide court held a gathering of the Board of stock holdings in a major international lender, makes the caucus a public meeting Thoughts lated the state’s open meeting laws by for discussion of matters relating to Alderman of Milford was a meeting after questions were raised about the potential has been before the FOI Commission caucusing in private. official business over which a public because non-members of the board for conflicts of interest. before and that opinions and decisions ApLENty agency (the Board of Directors) has do not clearly answer the question. participated and because an agree­ Baker said Tuesday he will sell his stock in Parties in the dispute argued the supervision or control. He cited a Tolland decision holding ment was made concerning a budget Len Auster baseball Chemical New York Corp., which has loaned case before FOI Hearing officer The respondents in the case, the that the presence of the party vote. He said the court held that the $4.5 billion to Third World nations, as well as all Deane C. Avery Feb. 6 and submitted Democratic members of the Board of chairman at a caucus of majority meeting was held for a purpose other t other publicly traded stocks held in a qualified the opposing briefs for his considera­ _____ Directors, have agreed that the members of the Board of Selectmen than to determine what the Republi­ blind trust. tion. Avery said he would make his meetings were held to discuss matters made the gathering a meeting. He can position on the budget would be. Members of Congress had expressed sur­ report to the FOI comissioners within of politics and public business. But also cited advisory opinions holding Cooney argued that the Legislature is back prise when Baker’s stock holdings were a couple of weeks. they say no votes were taken and no that the presence of non-party has not seen fit to exclude attendance publicized last week, noting that as Treasury Little Leaguers In his ll-page brief, Republican business was transacted. members who did not participate did by persons other than members of the secretary under President Reagan he made Director Ronald Osella asked the In his brief on behalf of the not make a caucus a meeting and that agency and that such attendance By Ben Walker decisions affecting the Third World debt crisis. The Associated Press commission to find that two gather­ Democratic directors. Town Attorney the presence of Republicans at should not be be seen as a reason to The same issue confronts him as secretary of ings held by the Democrats Nov. 21 John Cooney argues that new evi­ Democratic caucuses did not make deny the caucus the opportunity to state in the Bush administration. should have and Dec. 11 were "meetings” within dence was presented to support a them a meeting. have party chairmen attend. Stop crossing off the days. The loi.g winter is over. Baker’s promise to get rid of the stocks was Pitchers and catchers report in less than 24 hours. hailed Tuesday at the White House, where Spring training is starting and baseball is back. President Bush’s ethics chief had questioned best coaches For Jim Abbott and Pete Rose II, it’s all new. For Baker’s holdings under a new, stringent Tommy John and Don Baylor, it might be over. interpretation of government ethics rules. Oscars Most of all, for the fans and tho se w h o wait for this Tommy La.«!orda as a coach in Little League? day, this means a time of hope and optimism. From page 1 Tom Seaver as pitching coach at the junior high Every team is even, at least in the standings. And ‘Nice guy’ opposes Koch level? maybe if those rookies are as good as they say and if NEW YORK (AP) — Can a nice guy finish Seems far-fetched, doesn’t it? But if Bill the aging slugger can have one more good year and Their male counterparts, joining “ Rain Man’s” Holowafy had his way. these scenarios would be if the injured shortstop returns to form and if the first in the rowdy race for mayor of New York? Hoffman were Gene Hackman, for “ Mississippi Manhattan Borough President David Din­ real. wild pitcher get his control, well, then, maybe this Burning.” He was joined by Oscar nominee Holowaty, head baseball coach at Eastern just could be the year. kins, who announced his candidacy Tuesday newcomers Tom Hanks for “ Big,” Edward James Connecticut State University, says the system that Why not? It happened, in its own way. to the Los for the Democratic nomination, intends to find Olmos for “ Stand And Deliver,” and veteran actor exists today is backward. Angeles Dodgers last season. out, in addition to whether he’ll be the first Max Von Sydow for Denmark’s “ Pelle The The better coaches, the professionals who are On Thursday, the Dodgers and half the major black man to hold the highest office in the Conqueror.” nation’s largest city. paid for their expertise, may better serve those league teams will open camp. Eddie Murray and In addition to Levinson’s nomination for “ Rain Willie Randolph will be at Vero Beach as the The 61-year-old Dinkins has a conciliatory Man,” best director nominees included Charles they teach at the lower level, such as Little League. manner that comes up in political discussions “ No doubt about it,” said Holowaty, who led his Dodgers begin the quest to do what no team has done Crichton for “ A Fish Called Wanda,” Martin since the New York Yankees in 1977-78. to win as frequently as his skin color, which political Warrior squad to the NCAA Division III Scorsese for the controversial “ The Last Tempta­ consecutive World Series. analysts say could virtually guarantee him 30 championship in 1982. “ The early years of growing tion of Christ,” Alan Parker for “ Mississippi “ For the first time in a long time, we go to spring percent of the vote. Burning,” and Mike Nichols for “ Working Girl.” up is when the likes and dislikes are formed. Supporters — and even opponents like Mayor training with our starting eight pretty set,” Los Nominated for best supporting actress were Joan “ I think we turn kids off at the Little League Angeles general manager Fred Claire said. Edward I. Koch — use the same words to Cusack from “ Working Girl,” Geena Davis for "The level. The most important coaching should be at In Florida and Arizona, new faces in new places describe Dinkins, who now leads all comers, Accidental Tourist,” Frances McDormand for the elementary school level,” he said. abound. including the incumbent, in the polls. He’s nice. “ Mississippi Burning,” Michelle Pfeiffer for The ABC’s of baseball, throwing and catching a Jack Clark. Bruce Hurst and Walt Terrell are Thoughtful. Cautious. Courteous. The polite “Dangerous Liaisons,” and “ Working Girl's” ball, must be learned early. Too many times, politician. playing in San Diego now. Steve Sax is with the New Weaver. though, if you heed Holowaty’s warning, what York Yankees, Mike Moore is with Oakland and In other words, he’s no Ed Koch, a Veteran actor Alec Guinness, co-star of “ Little they’re learning may be more harmful than useful. Nolan Ryan, Julio Franco and Rafael Pameiro are cornbatative candidate known to shoot from Dorrit,” received a nomination for best supporting “ Seventy-five percent of all youth coaches do not with the Chicago Cubs. the lip at the slightest provocation. actor, as did Kevin Kline for “ A Fish Called know how to teach the sport correctly,” Holowaty Six managers are new. Dallas Green is with the Wanda.” Martin Landau for “ Tucker: The Man And said. “ I want to make it perfectly clear I ’m not Yankees, Doug Rader is in Texas, Art Howe starts Murder probe launched His Dream,” River Phoenix for “ Running On downgrading the coaches in any way. It’s just these out in Houston, Jeff Torborg with the Chicago White Empty,” and Dean Stockwell for “ Married To The are parents, who are not professionally trained, Sox, Nick Leyva joins Philadelphia and Jim JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - A Mob.” and to me this is the most important area of sport Lefebvre takes over in Seattle. murder investigation has been launched in the “Who Framed Roger Rabbit,” the inventive time.” And Bill White is apprenticing in the National comic blend of animation and live action, drew six death of a boy who allegedly was abducted and Volunteerism is the backbone to Little League. League office. On April 1, he’ll take over as beaten at the home of black activist Winnie nominations, but all of them for technical Without parents, the program could not exist. It president when A. Bartlett Giamatti moves up to Mandela, police announced today. achievements. “ Working Girt” also collected six Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald commissioner. never will happen, but it would make more sense to Mrs. Mandela met today for 80 minutes at a nods, including best original song for Carly Simon’s Among those reporting to camp Thursday will be have professionally trained coaches at that level to prison farm near Cape Town with her jailed “ Let The River Run.” West Center Street in the rain this Abbott, the one-handed wonder of the U.S. Olympic RAIN OR SHINE — Justin Dyerof317S. give Little Leaguers the proper training in the husband, black nationalist leader Nelson Other multiple nominees included “ Gorillas In Main St. works on the concrete morning. Dyer works for B.A. Lozier team. Abbott, 21, will likely start the season at Mandela. She refused to disclose details of The Mist,” with five and “ The Accidental Tourist” formative years. California’s Class AA team in Midland. But for now, foundation of an office building on Construction Co. of Manchester. Reginald Pinto/Mancheeter Herald their conversation when she returned to and “ Die Hard,” with four nominations. Holowaty and coaches like him know it can take he’s a big leaguer. Johannesburg with her daughter, Zindzi, later The nominations were announced in a predawn years to get rid of bad habits that were learned at a “ I look forward to it, but I ’m a bit nervous,” he in the day. news conference at the headquarters of the young age. SHOT — East Catholic’s Scott Altrui their ACC game Tuesday at the Eagles’ said. “ I don’t know what’ll be involved in starting As the Mandelas met, police headquarters Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Holowaty, who has a 20-year career mark of gets set to release a shot after getting gym. The visiting Cadets took home an out.” announced that the body of a boy found in Oscar trophies will be presented March 29 598-211-2, leading Eastern into postseason play past St. Joseph’s Carey Wilson (42> in 83-50 verdict. Baylor and John, two of the older elite, aren’t sure Soweto last month had been identified as beginning at 6 p.m. PST on a nationally broadcast Coventry Downtown Moscow each year, tries to do his share to Improve the if they will end up anywhere. Neither has been Stompie Seipei. The boy, 14, allegedly was ceremony on ABC-TV. From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 situation among youth coaches. He conducts youth offered a contract yet and each is hoping to get one abducted and beaten at Mrs, Mandela’s house Among the films and performers attracting little baseball clinics wherever and whenever possible, last look-see chance. by young men who have served as her or no attention from the Academy were “ A Cry In such as the one he held in Manchester on Jan. 14. In Yuma, Ariz., the Padres will prepare to unofficial bodyguards. The Dark,” and “ Bull Durham,” each collecting preserve, both historical and to be used as a bypass road during Red Square. The clinics are held ” to teach youth coaches how St. Joseph not distracted challenge the Dodgers in the N L West. Clark, one Police said a murder investigation would be only one nomination. cultural.” Eldergill said. the reconstruction and as a Scott A. Morris, 17, an East to run a practice, how to organize a practice, how to year removed from being the National League’s conducted because the decomposed body “ The Accidental Tourist’s” William Hurt, nomi­ Coventry attorney Richard connector for parking lots after Catholic senior of 156 Mark Drive, teach the fundamentals of baseball,” Holowaty most feared hitter, was acquired from the Yankees appeared to have stab wounds in the neck. nated the last three years, was overlooked this year, Cromie challenged the intent of the reconstruction. Coventry, had seen a film in said. and pitcher Walt Terrell was obtained from Detroit. as was Shirley MacLaine for “ Madame Sousatzka.” the moratorium and claimed that Fish and members of a Down­ school in which Soviet soldiers He has other clinics lined up in Tolland, Hebron Hurst, the object of an intense free-agent bidding Presidents approve plan Nominated for best foreign language film were the real motive was to stop the town Association to Preserve the were shown wearing towels on and Brookfield. “ I ’ll give as many as I can to help as it overwheims ECHS war, signed with San Diego. Now we’ll see whether Hungary’s “ Hanussen,” Belgium’s “ The Music building of condominiums and Thoroughfare charge that the their feet rather than socks. teach coaches to teach the fundamentals correctly. he’ll become another former Boston left-hander to Teacher,” India’s “ Salaam Bombay,” Spain’s Bv Jim Tierney win big in the NL. just like John Tudor and Bob COSTA DEL SOL, El Salvador (A P) - The apartments in town. road will hurt the economy of the Motioning with his hands, he (Baseball) is my profession and I want them to Page said. “ When you turn it over Manchester Herald Ojeda. presidents of five Central American countries “ Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown,” “ There is no major rush on area because it will eliminate asked the two soldiers on Red know the fundamentals and help them out.” H.S. roundup against St. Joe’s, they and Denmark’s “ Pelle the Conqueror.” have agreed to dismantle military bases used development in this town. That is parking spaces and require mov­ Square whether they wore socks. Holowaty advocates two changes in the current capitalize.” On Tuesday, a special achievement award was A more palatable opponent — see page 13 'The Cadets held leads of 42-21 at by Nicaraguan rebels in Honduras and to hold a myth: it’s baloney. The real ing or demolishing part of a They laughed and pointed to the system. First, he’d do away with keeping score. elections in Nicaragua. given to Richard Williams, director of animation reason for this is to stop condos building at the corner of Purnell may have been in order for the halftime and 58-34 after three socks on their feet. “ You don’t have to win in Little League. Learning home finale for the senior President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua said and creator of Roger, Jessica and all the new and apartments from coming into Place and Oak Street that Marlow quarters. Rocket bench the skills (of baseball) is most important.” And his leftist government will move up elections to characters in “ Who Framed Roger Rabbit.” town. That’s what this show is all owns. Lise Engelbrecht. 31, of Ver­ members of the East Catholic bucket from senior Scott Altrui Senior Dan Callahan added 10 he’d do away with having the biggest kid on the February 1990 and let the opposition help about tonight.” Cromie said. An impact study is not required non. said she thought the center of High basketball team. (10 points) with 4:23 left in the for East. mound, blowing the ball past everyone. “ Little Following pregame ceremo­ organize them. Members of CASE made a because the road won’t be used as Moscow seemed run-down. Her openingstanza. East then went on Wilson scored 11 points in the League doesn’t develop pitchers. It ruins them. nies in which each senior and his The presidents said they would devise a plan 40-minute presentation which in­ a permanent through street, brother, Peter Englebrecht, 23, of a 10-3 run to close to within four at second half when the game was a key factor within 90 days for disbanding the U.S.-backed Afghanistan cluded slides. They asked the according to DOT officials. 23 Bruce Road, Manchester, “ They should go to pitching machines. In order to parents graced midcourt, St. 14-10 on a three-point play by out of reach. rebel force in Honduras, estimated at 11,000 PZC to redo zoning regulations to William Ginter. a design engi­ added that the people didn’t seem develop skills, you have to run the bases, field the Joseph High of Trumbull, the senior Ted Oliva with 2:13 left. The Eagles lose to graduation fighters. From page 1 ensure the preservation of the neer with Fuss & O’Neill Inc. of very happy. ball and throw it. Most kids aren’t doing that. second-ranked team in the unoffi­ “ That was a key sequence right Altrui, Callahan. Pete Lopatka, They’re not learning the fundamentals,” he said. cial state poll, showed that it there.’’ East Coach Ray Page as Celts bow The accord was reached Tuesday, at the end rural and historical character of Manchester, the firm hired to Ted Oliva, Reid Gorman and The Englebrechts took the trip wasn’t distracted one bit. of a two-day summit meeting. the town. They asked that open design the project, has said about Bases on balls and strikeouts dominate the said. “ Maybe we should have Brent Mikkelson. because their mother, Patricia The Cadets, guided by the trio “ We’re ready to return to Nicaragua when around Kabul, which has been blockaded for space be preserved, homes be 100 parking spaces would be lost typical Little League game. Hitting and fielding played for one shot. But, we had a East took the junior varsity HOUSTON (AP) — After a hectic All-Star Englebrecht, a teacher at Man­ of Carey Wilson (18 points) little momentum going” we see that Ortega seriously is going to begin months. built in clusters, and commercial on Main Street during reconstruc­ chester High School, had planned are the exception, not the rule. contest. 71-56, to raise its record weekend Houston’s Akeem Olajuwon was ready to Doremus Bennerman (15 points) From that point, it was all St. to a fine 14-2. It has won eight implementing his promises,” Adolfo Calero, a Spokesman Vadim Perfiliev said another 15,000 developments be built at existing tion. But 70 of those would be to go but had to cancel. Tommy Lasorda as a Little League coach? get back to business and he responded with two and Johnnie Jones (14 points). led Joe’s as it scored the final seven straight games. Freshman Chris member of the Contra directorate, told a news guerrillas were around the eastern city of intersections. reconstructed on a nearby access Several members of the group Maybe that’s not so crazy, if you think about it. career-high statistics against the Boston Celtics from start to finish and registered points of the quarter and led after Paradiso led the young Eagles conference. Jalalabad. Kabul Radio, monitored by the British “ That was an excellent presen­ road, he has said. got involved in trading items with while helping the Rockets to another all-time an easy 83-50 victory Tuesday the first eight minutes. 21-10. with 18 points while Tom Balskus, The United States cut off military aid to the Broadcasting Corp., reported more insurgents tation. Now I know what heaven Fish has said Heritage Place the Soviet youths who were Len Auster is sports editor of the Manchester record. night in All Connecticut Confer­ Bennerman hit for 11 of his 15 Bill Evans and Rob Penders Contras 12 months ago. surrounding Herat and Khandahar. is.” South Street resident John would lose as many as 30 parking hanging around their hotel. Most Herald. Olajuwon had 35 points and 19 rebounds in a ence action. points in the first half and proved added 13. 12 and 12 points, The summit produced an eight-page accord Soviet media reported looting by troops of the Lacek said. spaces because of the road. traded American gum for Soviet 137-124 Rockets’ win over the injury-plagued the presidents said would reinvigorate the 30,000-member Afghan army — and mass deser­ He told the PZC. “ Hang in Members are also opposed to East, which has dropped its last to be the main thorn in the Eagles’ respectively. Celtics. The 137 points is the most the Rockets have political pins, .but others gave three games, is now 4-5 in the ACC side. regional peace plan they signed 18 months ago. tions as the guerrillas gain ground. there.” the elimination of parking spaces away articles of clothing in ST. JOSEPH'S (13) — Johnnie JonesS ever scored in one game against the Celtics. “ Some garrisons have been plundered. Certain Lyndon Wilmot. a resident and on Main Street that would result and 8-9 overall. St. Joe’s, on the “ We made a decison to guard 3-3 14, Carey Wilson 7 3-318, M att Gras 3 Olajuwon seemed very enthusiastic after not exchange for fur hats or T-shirts Jones and Wilson and we felt 3-4 9, Doremus Bennerman 61-115, Pot posts and strongholds transferred to the Afghans town police officer, said he from the installation of concrete other hand, has won its last nine Petrie 3 2-2 8, Paul Keeoon 1 2-2 4, Mike winning the Most Valuable Player award at the covered with Russian slogans. Bennerman would stay at the top Bush pledges budget work have been emptied,” an article in the labor daily opposed the moratorium because extensions from the sidewalk. outings and remains unbeaten in Furlono50-010, John Shonnonl 1-13,Ed All-Star game in Houston on Sunday. the league at 9-0 and is 17-1 of the key,” Page explained. Hoyden 1 0-0 2, Charles Clemons 0 0-2 0. Trud said Tuesday. “ Their troops, who were it would not solve development ADAPT members and other Totols 32 15-18 83. “ I ’m glad to have the All-Star weekend over with COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - President Bush, Clemens, Bosox “ (But). when they swung the ball subjected to threats and hostile action, simply fled. problems. The answer, Wilmot reconstruction opponents have Andrew Yurkovsky, a reporter overall. EAST CATHOLIC (SO) — ScoH Altrui 5 and get on to the real games.” Olajuwon said. hitting the road to drum up support for his new The Eagles are back in action to him (Bennerman) on the wing 0- 0 10, Reid Gorman 2 1-2 5, Ted Olivo 4 The extremists have already moved in.” said, would be to hire the been threatening litigation since for the Manchester Herald, is "Mentally I really feel fresh now.” budget proposal, pledged today to work with tonight in a non-conference affair he started to bury us.” 1- 1 9, Dan Callahan 4 0-0 10, Pete Congress on spending cuts and said, “ We “ The political situation in the republic is additional staff needed to revise last December, when Fish col­ working for a Moscow news­ Lopatka 0 0-1 0, Scott Sensenev 2 0-0 4, Houston needed a strong effort from its bench paper, Moskovskaya Pravda,in a near agreement against St. Thomas Aquinas in East committed seven turnov­ Blit Evans 0 0-0 0, Chris Conklin 0 1-2 1, weren’t sent to Washington to sit on our becoming tense. Attacks by military formations on the master plan and then for town lected more than 700 signatures Brent Mikkelson 2 2-2 7, Rob Penders 2 which outscored Boston substitutes, 55-23. New Britain at 7:30. ers in the first quarter. hands.’’ peaceful cities are increasing daily, not to mention officials to “ treat them well.” from downtown business and three-month exchange sponsored 0-0 4, Chris Porodlso00-00. Totals21 5-8 Houston Coach Don Chaney “ has been stressing St. Joe’s ran off the first 11 “ We wanted to see if we could 50. Although members of Congress are pressing the artillery and rocket shellings of Kabul. Wilmot said poor treatment of property owners and taxpayers by the New England Society of that the guys off the bench will have to contribute.” BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox and agents points of the game before the play a steady game and execute 3-polnt goals; EC-Collohon 2, Mikkel­ him for detail on where he wants to make some Kandahar, Jalalabad and other big centers. The personnel has resulted in high on petitions opposing the recon­ Newspaper Editors and the Union son; SJ- Bennerman 2, Jones, W ilson.. said back up point guard Frank Johnson, who had 13 for pitcher Roger Clemens, twice a Cy Young Award Eagles got on the board on a against that'type of pressure,” $10 billion in proposed cuts. Bush deferred that extremists from Peshawar don t want a peaceful turnover in the past struction as proposed. of Soviet Journalists. Halftime: 42-21 St. Joseph. points and five assists. "The last two games the 1 winner, reportedly were close to agreement on a decision to future negotiations between his national settlement,” it said, referring to the city in bench has provided a big lift for the team.” three-year contract after negotiations Tuesday. administration and Capital Hill. western Pakistan where many of the U.S.-supplied Just 21 seconds into the game, starting point The contract would give the 26-year-old right­ And he said in a speech prepared for a joint guerrillas are based. OF MANCHESTER guard Sleepy Floyd was elbowed just above his left hander an estimated $7 million plus award session of the South Carolina Legislature that The final Soviet troops in Kabul left aboard CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA NFLPA finances are in order eye and required seven stitches, but returned to he has no intention of sitting by and allowing military transport planes late Tuesday. N E W HOURS: incentives and would avoid arbitration, which is score 18 points and had 10 assists. cuts to be made across the board under M S 4 ‘ MON. & TUES.. 10 AM to $ P M scheduled for Thursday in New York. ing a routine audit of the N F L P A . “ We got into a good groove in our running game provisions of the Gramm-Rudman deficit- WED.- FRL, 10 AM to 9 PM “ I think if something is going to get done, it’s WASHINGTON (AP) - The who charged that the media, “ something they do with all and they couldn’t get back ondefense.” Floyd said. reduction law. SAT., 10 AM to 6 PM going to get done (today),” Red Sox general Justice Department’s decision to primarily the Boston Globe and international unions.” He denied ” I think we just had too much speed for Boston and “ I am prepared to work with the Congress to SUN., 1$ to S PM manager Lou Gorman told The Boston Globe. “ If we close its review of the National the Fort'Wayne (Ind.) Sentinel, the accusation that he didn’t we have a really strong bench if they continue to make those hard choices,” the president said. North don’t get it done then, we all have to get on a plane Football League Players Associ­ had made "reckless charges” report a pay raise on his tax form. play like tonight.” From page 1 (Thursday) and go to New York” ation and executive director Gene and “ false accusations” against Last month, the Sentinel re­ Boston Coach Jimmy Rodgers acknowledged If the issue goes to arbitration, Clemens will get a Upshaw after finding noevidence him and the union. ported that Upshaw was about to Houston’s substitute players and his own team’s Judge jails hacker one-year contract at either the $2.36 million he is of wrongdoing has "totally vindi­ "Where the charges originated be indicted on tax evasion fatigue. CHICAGO (AP) — A federal judge has menls in November 1986 by shredding material that New Arrivals asking, or the $1.9 million the Red Sox offered. cated” the organization, the from is beyond me.” he said. charges, but a source told the "Their bench responded every time they were "Just from living in a fish bowl, sentenced a teen-ager to nine months in prison concerned aid to the Contras. Clemens had an 18-12 record with a 2.93 earned union head says. Washington Post that Upshaw called on.” Rodgers said. “ They were the key to the Co-ordinates our dealings are scrutinized a lot for tapping into U.S. military computers and Gesell said he won’t let Attorney General Dick RUSS TOGS run average last year, ” I am pleased that our conduct was not under investigation. victory. Our guys just ran out of gas in the second more carefully than anyone copying highly sensitive computer programs Thornburgh “ chop up the case” with a series of — Blazer— Blouses— Skirt— Slacks OFF Gorman told the Boston Herald that a one-year has been totally vindicated,” Cacheris, a prominent criminal half.” valued at $1.2 million. affidavits barring disclosure of information each contract “ probably could be done right now, but Upshaw said at a news confer­ else.” defense lawyer, said the matter One temporary Houston bench player was Buck ence late Tuesday afternoon. The Globe in September quoted Johnson who logged 14 points in only 18 minutes Herbert Zinn Jr., 18, of Chicago, was also time North tried to introduce evidence the 40% we’re adamant about three years. They talked under scrutiny was the N F LPA ’s unidentified Washington sources ordered Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Paul government found objectionable. "But it disturbs me greatly that listing of more than $100,000 in after missing 15 games with a bruised thigh. about one year right from the start, but we’ve pretty as saying Upshaw illegally used Plunkett to pay a $10,000 fine and serve 2'A He noted that Thornburgh could invoke the the officers and staff of the deferred salary that Upshaw “ This is the second game in a row that we have SANDCASTLE SPORT well held our position on three.” union money and tried to conceal years’ probation. Classified Information Procedures Act and bar any N FLPA have labored under the received in 1987 as loans. gotten a solid effort from the bench,” Chaney said. — Jumpsuits— Tops— Shorts Tuesday’s negotiations were conducted on a his actions. The .sources also Zinn was 17 when he broke into computers at such disclosures. That, however, could make any burden of trial by headlines.” Upshaw reported all of his “ It’s comforting to know that Buck is ready to play — Bathing Suits— Cover-ups conference call involving Red Sox officials in Boston alleged that Upshaw received a AT&T, NATO and the Defense Department. trial of North impossible. OFF Upshaw’s attorney, Plato Ca- earnings to the Internal Revenue again. When he’s on the floor, we’re a much better and the team’s spring training camp in Winter salary increase with the knowl­ His case is one of the first ever brought under “ He can act now if he wants,” Gesell told cheris, received the news from Service and was innocent of any team. As far as I’m concerned, he can start the next % Haven, Fla., and Houston where Clemens’ agents, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in edge of union board members, intentional wrongdoing, and the game.” the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986. Thornburgh deputy Stephen Saltzburg. 40 Randy and Alan Hendricks, are. but never revealed it and did not “ Our intention is to prosecute such cases Otherwise, Gesell said, decisions on possible Washington on Tuesday that it NFLPA filed an amended report Houston outscored Boston 29-9 at one point in the We will be moving across the parking lot. “ There is no news.” a spokesperson in the pay taxes on it. aggressively in the future,” said U.S. Attorney challenges to classified information will be left to had closed its investigation. with the Labor Department list­ first half to take charge and the talk turned to Hendricks’ office told the Herald Tuesday. “ They Upshaw acknowledged that the Anton Valukas. independent counsel Lawrence Walsh, who is ALL WINTER MDSE. AT THEIR LOWEST PRICES. " I t ’s been reviewed and there's ing the deferred payments as Olajuwon as Boston’s high scorer Reggie Lewis. will be talking again (today).” no substance to it.” said IJn.shaw Labor Department was conduct­ Po/*hpric caiH whn hnH nolntc nt-oicoH him handling the case against North 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb 15, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1989 — 13 Capitals exhibit some comeback prowess after all High School Roundup

By The Associated Press out and didthejob. In the first two increased his NHL-leading point Bourque’s goal was the first of Ulf Dahlen scored for the periods I don’t think we were NHL Roundup total to 153 and goals to 61. He had four in a 1:40 span in a hectic Rangers. Who said the Washington Capi­ playing the kind of game we were a hand in all three first-period finish. Brian Bradley’s 17th made Islanders 5, Oilers 3: Pat LaFon- Manchester boys remain tied for first tals can’t come from behind? supposed to play." goals and has points in 17 of the it 3-1 43 seconds later, but Cam taine scored twice and David Some of the Capitals might Mike Gartner scored from the last 18 games for the Penguins, Neely connected after another 34 Volek stole an errant pass and have been thinking that way after crease with 2:36 remaining to win who are three points ahead in the seconds for Boston. beat goalie Bill Ranford on a SOUTH WINDSOR — Taking control with a 19-8 going 0-15-2 in games they trailed it. then Kelly Miller got an empty was an unbelievable comeback. Patrick Division. Tony Tanti made it 4-2 at 15:09. power play with 6:53 remaining run in the third stanza, Manchester High toppled through two periods this season. net goat with 41 seconds left. “ I don’t think about coming "My job is to go out and make then Bozek, a checking center, for the winner. South Windsor, 77-63, Tuesday night in CCC East So they discussed that statistic Courtnall and Dale Hunter had back very much. I was concerned the big play and get the guys got his second goal on a breaka­ The Oilers, playing their fourth Division boys’ basketball action. between the second and third tied the score with goals 22 we had some players who were going,” Lemieux said. way with 58 seconds left. game in six days on a road trip, The win keeps the Indians tied with Windham, a period 'Tuesday night at St. Louis, seconds apart as the Capitals. not playing very well.” Canucks 5, Bruins 2; Before a rare Flyers 3, Rangers 1: After going got two goals from Normand 68-45 winner over Fermi, atop the CCC East where they trailed the Blues 2-1. 4-0-4 in their last eight road Elsewhere, Mario Lemieux had sellout at Vancouver, the Ca­ 0-3-1 against the Rangers, Phila­ Lacombe. They were without standings at 9-2. Manchester, 11-5 overall and games, pulled into a tie for second his sixth hat trick this season as nucks won their third straight as delphia came up with a solid three of their top forwards — Jari winners of six straight, will be tested Friday night Then they did something unus­ place in the Patrick Division with Pittsburgh routed Buffalo 7-3, Steve Bozek had two goals and effort. Ron Hextall made 33 Kurri. Mark Messier and Esa when they take on host Hartford Public. The Owls ual. scoring four times for a 5-3 the New York Rangers. Philadelphia took the New York Kirk McLean made 26 saves, saves: Ron Sutter, Derrick Smith Tikkanen, beat the Indians. 75-62, on Jan. 24. It was victory. “ People used to be able to turn Rangers 3-1, the New York many of them sensational stops. and A1 Secord — with his first goal Manchester’s last loss. "Somebody mentioned it." off their television sets after two Islanders beat Edmonton 5-3, McLean lost his shutout at 13:29 since being acquired from To­ Blackhawks 4, North Stars 2: South Windsor goes to 0-11. 1-15 with the loss. Geoff Courtnall said of the Caps’ periods because they knew how it Chicago downed Minnesota 4-2, of the final period when Ray ronto last week — provided the Wayne Presley won it with 2:57 The host Bobcats were holding to a 37-30 halftime failures when behind. “I think would end” Capitals coach and Vancouver beat Boston 5-2. Bourque scored to cut Vancouv­ offense, and the Flyers killed remaining, then Troy Murray deficit, before Manchester erupted in the third everybody dug down and we went Bryan Murray said. "F or us. it Penguins 7, Sabres 3: Lemieux er’s lead to 2-1. New York’s first six power plays. scored into an empty net. stanza, taking a 56-38 bulge into the final eight minutes. “ We switched to a zone defense (in the third quarter) and created some problems for them,” Manchester Coach Frank Kinel explained. Manchester’s lead was never below double figures in the fourth quarter. SCOREBOARD AP photo Calvin Meggett. coming off a career-high 24 WINNER — Steffi Graf reaches for a points, led the Indians with 20 while steady Jason backhand return in her match against Goddard added 17 and 12 rebounds. Meggett also Denver 28 32 14 31— 105 Penguins?. Sabres3 had five steals. Eric Widmer had another good Utah 27 19 43 30— 119 Stacey Martin in the Virginia Slims of 3-Polnt goals— Adams 2, Davis. Fouled outing for Manchester. "He doesn’t score a lot but Basketball out— None. Rebounds— Denver 64 (Lever Hockey Buffalo 0 1 2— 3 Washington Tennis Championship in he’s tike our unsung hero. He gets rebounds, scores 12), Utah 61 (Malone, Eaton 14). Assists— Pittsburgh 3 1 3—7 (Jen ver 22 (Adams 6), Utah 33 (Stockton 21). First Period— 1, Pittsburgh, DIneen 1 Fairfax, Va., Tuesday night. Graf won a little...,” Kinel said. Totol fouls— Denver 29, Utah 24. A— 12,444. (Lemieux, Quinn), 6:41.2, Pittsburgh, Errey 6- 1, 6- 1. Todj Gozdeck led the Bobcats with a game-high 24 HBA standings 21 (Coffey, Lemieux), 9:31. 3, Pittsburgh, NHL standings Lemieux 59 (Cullen, Quinn), 15:55 (pp). points. EASTERN CONFERENCE SuperSonics 129, Spurs 113 Penoltles— Bourque, Pit (hooking), :47; MANCHESTER (77) — Cory Goldsfon40-0B, Eric Widmer 2 Atlantic Division Patrick Division Johansson, Buf (hooking), 1:45; Buffalo 4-4 8, Jason Goddard 6 67 17, WIMIe Burg 2 4-6 8, Calvin bench, served by Ruff (too many men on Meggett 8 65 20, Erik Johnson 21-3 6, Darren Goddard 30-06, w L Pet. GB W L T PtS OF OA Ice), 15:34; Maguire, Buf, mlnor-malor Jeff Ross 0 4-4 4, Jim Anselmo 0 60 0. Totals 27 22-29 77. New York 33 16 .673 — SAN ANTONIO (113) Pittsburgh 32 20 5 69 262 238 G.Anderson 6-11 2-6 14, King 5-9 ^2 12, N Y Rangers 29 21 8 66 227 205 (Instigator, fighting), 20:00; SPORTS SOUTH WINDSOR (63) — Brad Bishop 11-2 3, John Dovis0 Phllodelphia 27 20 .574 5 BrIckowskI 7-121-215, M. Anderson 4-83-311, Washington 28 21 10 66 209 192 Bourque, Pit, molor (fighting), 20:00. 64 0, Todi Gozdeck78-924, Mike Lane6 0-013, Jamie LusslerO Boston 23 24 .489 9 0-10, Jeff Graham 52-412, John GranevO 1-41, Craig Williams Washington 18 28 .391 13'/3 W.Anderson 9-18 0-2 18, Comegys 3-4 2-2 8, Phllodelphia 28 27 3 59 218 194 Second Period— 4, Buffalo, Andreychuk Maxwell 3-110-26, Natt 6-121-113, Smrek 1-1 New Jersey 21 26 10 52 210 235 18 (Hogue, Anderson), 7:21. 5, Pittsburgh, 3 4-8 10. Totals 22 1632 63. New Jersey 18 30 .375 W / 2 3-polnt goals: M- Johnson, SW- Gozdeck 2, Lane. Charlotte 13 36 .265 20 0-02, Vlncent4-884)8, Roth2-42-36.Totals50-98 N Y Islanders 19 34 3 41 180 233 Hannan 7 (DIneen, Coffey), 17:57. Adams Division Penalties— Dahlqulst, Pit (holding), 2:30; IN B R IEF Halftime: 37-30 Manchester. 13-23113. Central Division 169 Errey, Pit (tripping), 8:57; Reekie, Buf Cleveland 36 11 .766 — SEATTLE (129) Montreal 38 15 6 82 225 Detroit 32 13 .711 3 Cage 3-5 4-410, Me Key 5-10 3-413, Lister 6-7 Boston 23 24 11 57 193 190 (hooking), 13:11; Hogue, Buf (hlgh- 225 stlcklng), 16:12; Quinn, Pit (cross­ Milwaukee 31 15 .674 4 '/j 8-11 20, Ellis 10-23 1-5 22, McMillan 2-7M10, Buffalo 25 27 6 56 210 Whalers begin road trip Atlanta 29 19 .604 7'/2 McDaniel 12-225-730, PolynlceO-204)0, Lucas Hartford 23 28 4 50 202 196 checking), 17:21; Valve, Buf, double Portland romps Chicago 27 20 .574 9 4-72-210, Reynolds3-51-37, Schoene 2-3 1-1 Quebec 21 32 6 48 202 254 mlnor-misconduct (tripping, unsports­ Reginald PInlo/Manchesler Herald Indiana 11 36 .234 25 5, Johnson 04) 04) 0, Ballard04)2-22.Totals CAMPBELL CONFERENCE manlike conduct), 19:27. TORONTO - The Hartford Whalers (23-28- WESTERN CONFERENCE 47-9133-45129. Norris Division 4) begin a four-game road trip tonight at 7:30 over Cheney Tech San Antonio 28 24 28 33— 113 W L T PtS OF OA Third Period— 6, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 60 LOOSE BALL — St. Joseph’s Matt Gras at the Eagles’ gym. East’s Dan Callahan Midwest Division (Coffey, Errey), 6:39. 7, Pittsburgh, Le­ (SportsChannel, WTIC) when they take on the W L Pet. GB Seattle 24 37 29 39— 129 Detroit 25 24 9 59 226 226 PORTLAND — It was a night that Cheney Tech St. Louis 21 26 10 52 198 207 mieux 61 (Cullen, Coffey), 8:36 (pp). 8, (50) screens out partially hidden East (5) is in the background. St. Joseph won, Houston 29 18 .617 — 3-Polnt goals— McDaniel, Ellis. Fouled Toronto Maple Leafs (18-33-5) at Maple Leaf Coach Aaron Silvia would rather forget. His Utah 29 20 .992 1 out— None. Rebounds— San Antonio 49 Minnesota 18 26 13 49 191 214 Pittsburgh, Bourque 16 (Quinn, Johnson), Gardens. Catholic’s Reid Gorman as the ball 83-50. (G.Anderson 7), Seattle 64 (McMillan 14). Chicago 20 31 7 47 220 244 15:16 (sh). 9, Buffalo, Reekie 1 (Volve, Beavers put up a battle for one quarter, but then Dallos 25 21 .543 3'/2 Arnlel), 16:28 (pp). 10, Buffalo, Maguire 4 Denver 25 24 .510 5 Assists— San Antonio 21 (M.Anderson 8), Toronto 18 33 5 41 163 233 The Whalers have won two straight since the were overpowered by Portland High, 69-28. Tuesday bounces loose during Tuesday’s game San Antonio 13 34 .277 16 Seattle 24 (McMillan 12). Total fouls— San Smyttie Division (Anderson, Hogue), 17:37. Penalties— All-Star break after losing four in a row. The Miami 5 41 .109 23'/3 Antonio 31, Seattle 21. Technicals— Calgary 40 11 8 88 254 167 Cullen, Pit (unsportsmanlike conduct), night in Charter Oak Conference boys’ basketball Pacific DIvIsI McMillan, San Antonio Coach Brown. Los Angeles 30 22 5 65 288 247 4:24; Bodger, Buf (holding), 7:19; Reekie, Maple Leafs are in last place in the Norris ,n 29 25 6 64 250 227 Buf (cross-checking), 8:12; Ramsey, play. O'Connell 1 62 2, Kathy King 0 60 0. Totols 22 11-19 56. Ron Badstuebner said. "Everything went in. They L.A. Lakers 32 16 .667 — A— 11,506. Edmonton Division and have the worst home record Vancouver 23 29 7 53 194 193 Buf (slashing), 8:36; Hannan, Pit “ We didn’t have anybody who showed up to play. SOUTH WINDSOR (23) — Kathy Peaselev 2 5-6 9, Taro were on fire. We had 86 points which you’d think Phoenix 29 17 .630 2 (10-17-4) in the NHL. Saylor 162 2, Dot Potyra 1602, Kate Schaffner 10-12, Diane Seattle 29 18 .617 2'/3 Winnipeg 18 27 10 46 213 246 (unsportsmanlike conduct), 8:36; John­ he said. “ They (Portland) applied pressure but we Pistons 11 M a k e rs 103 Tuesday's Gomes son, Pit (holding), 9:54; Krupp, But Brondenberger 10-12, Wendy Clark 160 2, Leigh KempInskI 0 would be enough to beat anyone. They played Golden State 25 20 .556 5< /2 The Whalers visit Minnesota Saturday night, 0-00, Kris Blume 1 2-2 4, Maura FltzgeraldO 0-00. Totals87-12 Portland 6 Philadelphia 3, New York Rangers 1 (unsportsmanlike conduct), 11:55; Le­ broke through it the first quarter. exceptionally well.” 25 21 .543 Pittsburgh 7, Buffalo 3 mieux, Pit (unsportsmanlike conduct), Winnipeg on Sunday and cap the road trip 23. Sacramento 14 33 .298 17'/2 DETROIT (111) “ (The pressure) wasn’t that great. We didn’t look 3-polnt goals: M- Widmer. Cromwell, which has won eight in a row, shot 70 .224 New York Islanders 5, Edmonton 3 11:55; Hartman, Buf, malor-misconduct Tuesday evening in Edmonton. L.A. Clippers 11 38 21'/2 Dantlev 7-11 56 19, Salley 610 1-1 11, Washington 5, St. Louis 3 (fighting), 12:52; Zemlak, Pit, double like we wanted to play basketball.” Halftime: 29-9 Manchester, percent from the floor in the first half. The Panthers Tuesday's Gomes Lalmbeer 2-9 1-4 5, V.Johnson 4-10 2-2 10, Chicago 4, Minnesota 2 mlnor-malor-misconduct (unsportsman­ Cheney had a 13-12 lead after one quarter, but the led, 23-16, after one quarter and extended their lead New York 129, Charlotte 117 Thomas 7-18 9-9 23, Dumars 9-15 65 23, Vancouver 5, Boston 2 like conduct. Instigator, fighting), 12:52. Cleveland 109, Miami 98 Rodman 460-08, Edwards 16 345, Mahorn Wednesday's Games Starling, Breland set Highlanders took a 30-17 halftime bulge and to 51-34 at the intermission. Cromwell took a 71-57 Phllodelphia 113, Indiana 108 34 1-2 7. Totals 42-89 2633 111. Shots on goal— Buffalo 612-8— 28. Pitts­ Bolton High five Houston 137, Boston 123 Hartford at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. stretched it to 47-19 after three periods. advantage into the final stanza. L.A. LAKERS (103) Minnesota at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. burgh 669— 25. HARTFORD — Newly crowned World “ We had so many turnovers, (we had trouble) Atlanta 106, Chicago 98 Green 35 2-3 8, Worthy 1323 76 33, New Jersey at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Power-ploy Opportunities— Buftalolof8; Jack Ayer poured in a game-high 37 points, Milwaukee 132, New Jersey 91 Abdul-Jabbar 617 66 21, Cooper 311 34 7, Pittsburgh 2 of 9. Boxing Council welterweight champion Mar­ getting the ball over halfcourt.” Silvia said. stopped by RHAM including 17 in the fourth quarter. He sank five Dallas 117, L.A. Clippers 98 Washington at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Scott 4-11068, ThompsonOl 464, Woolrldge Calgary at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. (joalles— Buffalo, Cloutier, 660 (25shots- lon Starling will face Mark Breland April 15 in The loss drops Cheney to ,5-10 in theCOC East, .5-12 3-pointers. Scott Lucas added 26 and grabbed 12 Utah 119, Denver 105 66 7-9 19, Rivers 1-3 1-2 3, Campbell 06 06 Boston at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. 18 saves). Pittsburgh, Young, 9-60 (2625). HEBRON — Out.scored by a 16-7 count in the third Seattle 129, San Antonio 113 O.Totals 37-79 29-40 103. Thursday's Games Atlantic City. N.J., to unify their welterweight overall while Portland improves to 9-5, 9-7. rebounds. Coventry could only narrow the gap to Detroit 111, L.A. Lakers 103 Detroit 23 27 » 31— 111 period, Bolton High dropped a 68-.52 deci.sion to Washington 107, Sacramento 99 Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. A— 16,025. titles, according to Starling’s promoter. John Guidice had 17 points and Fran DeBari 16 to RHAM High Tuesday night in COC boys’ basketball seven in the fourth. L.A. Lakers 18 29 29 27— 103 St. Louis at New York Islanders, 8:05p.m. Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Breland is the World Boxing Association Wednesday's Gantes 3Polnt goal— Dumars. Fouled out— Randy MItton, Jerry Pateman. lead the winners. Terrance Phillip netted 17 of action. "Jack had a real good shooting night." Atlanta at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m, None. Rebounds— Detroit 55 (Rodman 15), Quebec at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. titleholder. Cheney’s total. Badstuebner said, noting Ayer’s 14-for-23 shooting Indiana at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles 52 (Green 11). Assists— Detroit Bolton, 0-14 in the COC East and 0-17 overall, had a New York at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. 24 (Thomas 15), Los Angeles 27 Islanders 5,0ilers3 Starling won the WBA title from Starling Cheney’s next game is Friday night at 7:30 12-11 lead after one quarter and 29-27 halftime lead performance. Washington at Denver, 9 :» p.m. (Cooper 8). Total fouls— Detroit 31, Los NHL results Aug. 22. 1987. and the pair fought to a draw on against RHAM High in Hebron But the Sachem.s. 6-9, 7-10. took the lead in the third CROMWELL (94) — Peter Khong40-0 II, Tom Rllev33-49, Seattle at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Angeles 27. A— 17,505 Steve Alsup4 1-29, Shelby Jones 7 2-3 16, Rob Monnes 126-835, Son Antonio at Golden State, 10:30 p.m Edmonton 0 2 1—3 April 16. 1988 in a rematch. PORTLAND (69) — Vonce Tate 6 1-2 14, John Guldlce 8 0-0 17, Jamie Randall 4 60 8, FranDeBorl64-4 16, Doug Simmons period and ran off eight straight points in the fourth Joe DeMartIno 1 0-0 2, Jim Hodge 1 60 2, Dwayne Lewis 4 1-2 Thursday's Gomes N.Y. Islanders 1 1 3— 5 Starling (44-5-1. 27 KOs) now lives in South 10. Totals 36 13-19 94. Milwaukee at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Bullets 107, Klngs99 Flyers 3, Rangers 1 First Period— 1, New York, Dalgarno 10 0 60 0, Joe Ortiz 360 6, Glen TerleckI 0 3-4 3, DoveCoso 11-1 3, quarter to put matters away. Windsor while Breland (22-1-1. 16 KOs) lives in Eric Westergren 1 60 2. Totols 29 9-11 69. COVENTRY (86) — Jock Aver 14 4-4 37, Scott Lucas 11 4-7 Miami at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. (Trottler, King), 17:08. Penalties— Wood, Eric Ca voli had 17 points and Jason Wadsworth 13 26, Frank Coombs 4 0-0 9, Mike Oswald 3 1-2 10, Chris Boston at Utoh, 9:30 p.m. NY (hooking), 4:09; Beukeboom, Edm New York City. CHENEY TECH (28) — Troy Maxfield 2 0-0 4, Trevon WASHINGTON (107) N.Y. Rangers o 0 1— 1 Brooks 1 623, KevinToolan0600, Chris Howes0 60 0,Tony to lead RHAM Mike Haugh had 14 points and Craig McCarthy 0 60 0, John Totten 1 2-2 4, Craig Paton 00-00, Pat Golden Stote at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 (tripping), 11:42. Bradley 0 60 0, Bob Johnson 0 60 0. Totals 33 11-15 86. p.m. Catledge6127-719, Klng6146814, Feltl46 Plilladeipbla i o 2— 3 Second Period— 2, New York, LaFon- Evans 1 2-2 4, Terrance Phillip 8 1-2 17, Sean Wolstedt 0 0-00, Winslow 11 to pace Bolton. Jim Hathaway and Paul 33 11, Malone 616 2-218, Walker 6101-111, First ^ rlo d — 1, Philadelphia, Sutter 20 Jim LeBlanc 0 60 0, Chris Willis 0 62 0, Kevin Dean 0 0-0 0 3-polnt goals: Cov- Ayer 5, Oswald 3, Coombs; Crom- Detroit at Sacramento, 10:» p.m. tolne 29 (Kerr, Wood), :53. 3, Edmonton, Sauer also played well for the Bulldogs. Monnes 5, Khong 3, Lewis. L.A. Lakers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Wllllams351-27, Eackles6116412,Grant2-5 (Bullard, Mantha), 14:30 (pp). Penalties— Lacombe 12 (Simpson, Carson), 5:53 (pp). 4, Totals 12 68 28. 064, Colter 1-4345, Alarle36066. Totols40-89 Poeschek, NY, malor (fighting), 1:01; Edmonton, Simpson 27 (Lowe, Red­ Hartford downs Canislus 3-polnt goals: CT- Brooks. P- Tate, Guldlce Bolton took the junior varsity game. 72-49. Sauer Halftime: 51-34 Cromwell 27-31107. Wells, Phi, major (fighting), 1:01; Hardy, mond), 11:59 (pp). Penalties— Gilbert, NY Halftime: 3617 Portland. SACRAMENTO (99) N Y (hooking), 1:52; Bullard, Phi (tripping), HARTFORD (AP) — Lamont Middleton had 23 points. Peter DellaBella 20 and Chris NBA results (high-sticking), 4:49; DIduck, NY (hook­ Anderson 16 for the 15-2 young Bulldogs. McCray 614 69 16, Pinckney 11-17 65 26, Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald 3:27; Poeschek, NY (unsportsmanlike ing), 10:30; MacTavIsh, Edm (hooking), scored 24, including a school-record 16 free Thompson 16 2-2 4, Smith 11-21 66 29, conduct) ,9:99; Wells,Phl (unsportsmanlike 18:42. Bolton’s next game is Friday at 7:30 p.m. at East swimers Rockets 137, Celtics 123 Pressley 311 06 5, Petersen 67 06 8, Del conduct), 9:59; Greschner, NY (hook­ Third Period— ^5, New York, LaFontalne throws, to lift Hartford to a 65-56 ECAC North Negro 16062, Klelne36349, Wlttman6106 PRACTICE TIME — The Rec Department’s program is off ing), 12:45; Carkner, Phi (roughing), 30 (Volek, Sutter), :19 (pp). 6 Edmonton, Atlantic victory over Canisius Tuesday night. Manchester girls Rooky Hill High. O.Totals 3691 21-26 99. 14:50; Lafrenlere, NY (Interfer­ Lacombe 13 (Simpson, Lowe), 5:37. 7, RHAM (68) — Eric Cavoll 8 6217, Jeff Soares60-312, Jason dunk E.O. Smith BOSTON (123) Washington 34 24 23 26— 107 this week due to school vacation, but the Rockets’ Kathy ence), 17:30; Petit, N Y (roughing), New York, Volek 19,13:07 (pp). 8, New York, Middleton made 13 of 16 foul shots in the Malloy 2 2-3 6, Joson Wadsworth 6 1-3 13, Mike Newhouse 2 Lewis 13-23 5-5 31, McHale 8-21 9-12 25, Sacramento 34 24 26 15— 99 19:23; Carkner, Phi (roughing), 19:23; Wood 7 (Jonsson), 15:58. Penalties— second half. The score was tied when he scored top South Windsor 8-10 12, Ben Wilson 0600, Greg Legault 360 8. Totals 27 11-21 STORRS — East Catholic boys’ swimming team Parish 9-12 4-6 22, D.Johnson 2-67-711, Show 3Polnt pools— Smith, Pressley. Fouled Moriarty, left, and Erin O’Neill of the Bulls get some Mantha, Phi (roughing), 19:0. Gregg, Edm (hooking), 2:16; Halward, 10 straight points to put Hartford ahead 53-43 68. won for only the .second time in nine starts Tuesday 5-9 1-1 11, Acres 0-1 (M) 0, AInge 5-11 7-8 18, out— None. Rebounds— Washington practice time in Tuesday night at the Mahoney Rec Second Period— None. Penoltles— Edm (holding), 6:08; MacTavIsh, Edm Getting contributions from several circles. BOLTON (52) — Drew Pinto 2606, Mike Deranleau 00-00, LoheusO-11-21, Paxson 1-22-24, Grandlson 59 (Cotledge 14), Sacramento 52 Chychrun, Phi, malor (fighting), 3:36; (hooking), 11:21; Kerr, N Y (holding), with 7:11 remaining. Manchester High overwhelmed South Windsor. Jim Hathaway 3 3-4 9, Craig Winslow 2 7-10 11, Mike Hough 4 afternoon with a 104-68 verdict over host E.O. Smith 0-2 (Ml 0, Rivas (>0 04) 0,Gamble0-0OO0. (McCray 12). Assists— Washington 16 Center. They play in the midget division. Poeschek, NY, motor (fighting), 3:36; 16:16. 6-7 14, Mark Yovlnsky 1 1-3 3, David BolesOO-00, Zoc Morford Murphy, Phi (slashing), 8:19; Mantho, Canisius, 9-12 overall and 8-5 in the 56-23, Tuesday night in CCC East Division girls’ at the University of Connecticut pool. Totals43-883043123. (Walker 5), Sacromento 16 (Smith 5). Shots on goal— Edmonton 9-66— 21. New 0 2-2 2, Robert Palmer 0600, John Hoar 060 0, Fronk Tozzoll Freshman Neal Freemer was a double winner for HOUSTON (137) Total fouls— Washington 20, Sacramento Phi (hooking), 12:32; Wells, Phi (cross­ York 9-1614— 33. conference, pulled to within three. 57-54. with basketball play at Clarke Arena 0 0-0 0, Justin Herman 0 60 0, Peter DellaBella 0 0-0 0, Paul Short 3-5 OO 6, Thorpe 7-16 1-1 15, 22. A— 16,517. checking), 13:47; DeBlols, N Y (holding), 19:49. Power-ploy Opportunities— Edmonton 2 1:19 remaining, but Hartford put the game The Indians are now .5-6 in the division. 10-7 Sauer 2 1-2 7. Totols 14 2 628 52. the Eagles. Olaluwon 15-22 Sfl 35, Floyd 6-12 3-3 18, of 4; New York 2 of 5. away by making eight free throws in the final 3-polnt goals: B- Sauer 2, Pinto 2, R- Legault 2, Cavoll. East’s next meet is Friday at 3:30 p.m. against Woodson 4-9 04) 8, F.Johnson 4-5 5-6 13, Bucks 132, Nets 91 Third Period—2, Philadelphia, Smith 13 Goalies— Edmonton, Ranford, 167-2 (33 overall, while the Bobcats drop to 2-9. 5-12 Halftime: 29-27 Bolton. Chlevous S-8 1-2 11, Berry 4-5 3-3 11, (Chychrun, Sulllman), 10:10. 3, New shots-28 saves). New York, Hrudev, 16263 minute. host East Hartford High. McCormick 3-5 04) 6, B.Johnson 7-9 OO 14, Knicks 12S, Hornets 117 York, Dohlen 17 (Shaw, Wilson), 12:23 (21-18). Manche.ster led 13-4 after one quarter and 29-9 at Transactions (pp). 4, Philadelphia, Secord 6 (Acton, Hartford, 11-11 overall and 7-6 in the Results: Nevitt 02 0-0 0, Leaven 01 OO O.Totals 58-99 NEW JERSEY (91) A— 12,933. the half. “ (South Windsor Coach) Kathy Rusch gets Cromwell five 200 medley relay: 1. ECHS (Boza, AmbrosI, Martin, 18-23 137. Morris 7-14 06 16, B.WIIIIams 311 1-2 7, Carkner), 15:35. Penalties— Carkner Phi Referee— Denis Morel. Linesmen— Brod conference, received 10 points from Nate NEW YORK (129) (roughing), 11:44; Granoto, NY (unsports­ the most out of her talent, but our defense keyed this Carlson) 1:57.47. Boston 34 25 33 31— 123 Carroll 4-151-29, Conner37067, Hopson616 Lazarowich, Mark Vines. Gainey. Ross Wilkins led Canisius with 14. 200 free: 1. Freemer (EC) 2:02.45, 2. Carter (EC), 3. Melody Houston 33 31 35 38— 137 Newman 614 65 22, Oakley 617 2-4 18, 1-1 12, Hinson 610 611 16, M c O e 6 1 2 0 6 8, manlike conduct) 11:44; Poulin, Phi one,” said Manchester Coach Joe DePasqua guns down Coventry Ewlno6102-414, Tucker660613, Jackson36 (unsportsmanlike conduct), 11:44; (EOS). 3-Polnt goals— ^Alnge, Floyd 3. Fouled Golnes 1-2062, Lee262-26, Jones 2-5 2-2 6, BASEBALL Jodi Widmer, Amy Shumaker (9 points) and Amy 200 IM: 1. J. Crain (EOS) 2:21.10, 2. Martin (EC), 3. Meyer out— None. Rebounds— Boston 50 (Mchale, 1-2 7, S.Green 34 2-2 8, G.Wilkins 315 2-2 20, K.Williams 62 06 0,Shackleford1-3062. Mullen, NY (high-sticking), 13:05. Strickland 67 64 14, Walker 1-2 66 2, American League Mann played well in reserve roles for Masnehester. CROMWELL — It was an old fashioned shootout. (EOS). Parish 12), Houston 48 (Olaluwon 19). Totals 36103162091. KANSAS CITY ROYALS— Signed Jose 50 tree: 1. Abele (EC) 24.33, 2. AmbrosI (EC), 3. C. Crain Assists—Boston 22 (Show 8), Houston E.WIIklns671-111. Totals 539019-24129. Shots on goal— New York 161614— 34. One team was hot The other team was hotter. OJesus, pltcher,ond LulsdelosSantos,flrst Phllodelphia 11-7-8— 26. Tyson divorce Is final Tina Stone ted the way with 11 points with Trish (EOS). 34 (Floyd 10). Totol fouls— Boston 23, MILWAUKEE (132) baseman. Visiting Coventry High shot 50 percent from the Diving: 1. M. Jaslon (EC) 162.80points, 2. C. Jaslon (EC),3. Houston 30. Technical— Houston Illegal CHARLOTTE (117) Cummings 13162-228, Krystkowlak7-1006 Power-ploy Opportunities— New York 1 Blackhawks 4. North Stara 2 O’Connell and Shelly Dieterle adding eight apiece. Tripucka 9-16 12-12 31, Rambis 7-13 33 17, MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Agreed to of 7; Philadelphia 1 of 5. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mike Tyson and Roberts (EOS). defense. A— 16,611. 14, SIkma 2-4 68 12, Humphries 7-9 06 16, terms with Darryl Hamilton, outfielder, “ It was an encouraging win for us at this point in field, turned the ball over on rare occasions, scored 100 fly: 1. Martin (EC) 1:00.63, 2. J. Croln (EOS), 3. Abele Cureton 69 26 10, Chapman 1620 2-2 23, Pressey 372-28, Davls6110611 ,Mokeskl 1-6 on a one-year contract. Goalies— New York, Froese, 7-7-4 (26 Chicago o 2 2— 4 Robin Givens got the Valentine’s Day present Holton 162-24, Kempton 261-25, Reld61166 shots-23 saves). Phllodelphia, Hextall, the season as we are gearing for the end of the 86 points and still lost. (EC). 06 2, Roberts 67 2-2 10,Brown 7-10 1-2 15, NEW YORK YANKEES—Agreed to Minnesota o i 1—2 100 free: 1. Melody (EOS) no time listed, 2. Vitale (EC), 3. Hawks 106, Bulls 9B 17, Bogues 35 06 6, Hoppen 2-2 064.Totols Horford 610 06 10, Breuer 33 62 O.Totals 24-21-3, (34-33). they each wanted — their divorce. season and gain momentum for the tournament.” Behind 35 points from Rob Monnes. Cromwell 43882635117. terms with Charles Hudson, pitcher, on a A— 17,423. First Period— None. Penalties— Kolstad, Carlson (EC). 57-931618132. one-year controct. Min (Interference), 5:25; T.Murray, Chi The divorce was made official Tuesday in the DePasqua said. High lit up the cords and scorched the Patriots, 500 free: 1. Freemer (EC) 5:23.17, 2. Carter (EC), 3. Goppel New York 28 30 39 32— 129 New Jersey 20 16 25 30— 91 National League Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— (holding), 15:49. ATLANTA (106) CDortotte 26 29 31 31— 117 Gord Broseker, Kevin Collins. Dominican Republic, according to Givens’ Manchester is home Friday night at 7:30 against 94-86, Tuesday night Both Coventry and Cromwell (EC). Milwaukee 34 32 36 30— 132 AT LAN TA BR A V ES— Agreed to terms Second Period— 1, Chicago, Roenick 1 100 back: 1. Bozo (EC) 1:10.82, 2. Meyer (EOS), 3. Stanley Levingston 0-1 3-4 3, Wilkins 13-26 8-836, 3Polnt goals— Tucker 3, Newman, Tri­ 3Polnt goals— Morris 2, Humphries 2, attorney. The marriage of the heavyweight are now 14-3. The Patriots will be at East Hampton Malone 6-125-617,Rlvers 6-113-315, Theus9-15 pucka, Chapman, Reid. Fouled out— None. with Terry Blocker,outflelder,onaone-year (Noonan), :23. 2, Chlcogo, Doyon 1 Hartford Public in another league clash. (EOS). 1- 119, Bottle 4-9 2-310, Koncak 1-204)2, Webb Conner, Hopson, Davis. Fouled out— None. contract. (D.WIIson, Larmer), 12:11 (pp). 3, Minne­ boxing champion and the actress lasted just 100 breast: 1. C. Croln (EOS) no time listed, 2. AmbrosI Rebounds— New York 47 (Ewing 13), Rebounds— New Jersey SO (Hinson 13), MANCHESTER (56) — Tina Stone4 63 11, Lisa Cartier 22-2 Friday night at 7:30 0-3 04)0, Carr 0-3 04) 0, Ferrell 2-30-14. Totals Charlotte 47 (Rambis 10). Assists— New BASKETBALL Capitals 5. Blues 3 sota, Kolstod 1 (Pasek, AtacLellon), more than one year. 6, Shelly Dleterle4608, Trish O'Connell 3 2-4 8, Cheryl Fowler “ We got the points on the board (but) Cromwell (EC), 3. Schaffer (EOS). Milwaukee 61 (Cummings 11). Assists— National Basketball Association 15:06 (pp). Penaltles-Gogner, Min (Inter­ 400 free relay: 1. ECHS (Vitale, Carter, Abele, Freemer) 41-8522-26106. York 34 (Jackson 11), Charlotte 29 (Holton New Jersey 24 (Conner, (kilnes 6), “ Mike went to the Dominican Republic 1 2-24, Amy Mann0600, Tammy Dubois 1602, Jodi Widmer 2 CHICAGO (98) 9). Total fouls— New York 21, Charlotte 22. ATLANTA HAWKS—Signed Pace Man- ference), 11 :53; Konroyd,Chl,minor-malor 1-2 6, Beth O'Brien 0 62 0, Amy Shumaker 4 1-2 9, Sheryl shot unbelievably in the first half.” Coventry Coach 3:54.95. Grant 6^ 5^ 17, PIppen 4-14 5-6 13, Milwaukee 37 (Pressey 15). Total fouls— nion, forward, to o 10-day controct. Wothinglon i 0 4— 5 (Instigator,fighting), 13:09; DePalma,Mln, Technicals— New York coach PItIno, Tri­ New Jersey 13, Mllwoukee 16. Technical— because Robin was unavailable due to her Cartwrlght2-204)4,Vlncent4-76-614, Jordan pucka, Ewing,Oakley. A— 23,388. HOUSTON ROCKETS— Activated Buck St. Louh 2 0 1—3 malor (fighting), 13:09; Atonson, CIil 11-149-1632, Hodges 3-71-29, Conine 2-204)4, Milwaukee Illegal defense. A— 15,874. Johnson, forward, from the Inlured list. First Period— 1, St. Louis, G.Cavalllnl (slashing), 13:35; Sanlposs, Chi (rough­ acting commitments in Los Angeles.” attorney Po xson 2-41 -15.Totals34-5827-3998. Waived Bernard Thompson, guard. 16 (PaslawskI, P.Covalllnl), 13:23. 2, ing), 20:00; Rouse, Min (roughing), 20:00. Neal Hersh said, "Robin signed settlement Cavaliers 109, Heat 98 Continental Basketball Assodotlon Washington, Ridley 29 (Courtnall, Leach), Third Period— 4, Minnesota, MacLellan documents last week,” Attonta 29 24 22 31— 106 How college hoop top 20(ared CBA— Suspended Tom Schneemon, Wl- 14:52. 3, St. Louis, Federko 12 (Lalor), 14 (McRae, Hobscheld), 1:41 (pp). 5, Chicago 24 21 28 2S— 98 chlto Falls coach, for two games. 15:50. Penalties— Druce, Was (holding), Chicago, Prelsey 12 (Creighton), 17:03. 6, MCC cagers come up short in home finale 3-Polnt goals— Wilkins 2, Hodges 2, CLEVELAND (109) FOOTBALL 3:30; McKegney, StL (hooking), 6:09; Chicago, T.Murray 15, 19:13 (en). Nonce 9-14 2-2 20, Sanders 310 60 6, How The Associated Press' Top Twenty Jordon. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Notional Foolboll Leogue Houlder, Was (crosschecking), 11:10. Penalties— Doyon, Chi (cross-checking). Olsen 7 1-1 20, John Chamberlin 3 2-4 8, Andy Dougherty 613 5615, Harper 394-410, Price college basketball teams fared Tuesday: Second Period— None. Penoltles— In their last home game of the be at Becker Junior College on halftime lead before gaining a six- Atlanta 39 (Malone9), Chicago 45 (Grant 8). 1. Oklahoma (21-3) did not play. BU FFALO BILLS— Announced the resig­ Stefans 5 4-4 14, Rich King 2 1-1 5, Kevin Assists— Atlanta 28 (Theus 8), Chicago 26 7-177-721, Valentlne261-25,Wllllams7-1067 nation of Ted Tollner, receivers coach, so he Stevens, Was (slashing), 2:36; St. Louis Shots on goal— Chlcago9-610— 28. Minne­ Thompson Is jailed season, the Manchester Community Thursday. point advantage (54-48) on a basket by Huyser 5 1-4 11, Gene Smith 1 60 2, Matt 19, Rollins 1-1062, Ehlo4-71-29, Dudley 1-160 2. Arirono (163) did not ploy. bench,servedbvHull(toomanvmenonlce), sota 7-1614— 39. (PIppen 9). Total fouls— Atlanta 25, 3. Missouri (21-5) lost to Iowa State 82-75. may bean osslstontcoachwlth the San Diego Ron Chaney with 11:23 to go. Dean Cleary 1 60 2, Don Samoskevlch0610. Totals Chicago 21, Technicals— Rivers, Malone, 2.Totols42662632109. Chargers. 4:14; Hull, StL (hooking), 8:00; Murphy, Power-play Opportunities— Chlcogo 1 of OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A federal College Cougars came up short in a Wos (hooking), 11:07; Sheehv, Was (hold­ 2; Minnesota 2 of 5. then outscored MCC. 16-6. to take a 27 15-21 74. PIppen. A— 17,912. 4. Georgetown (19-3) did not play. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS— Named magistrate ordered Oklahoma quarterback nip-and-tuck affair at East Catholic Rob Shuler led the Cougars with 19 M IA M I (98) Brod Seely special teams coach. ing), 11:42; Stevens, Was (cross­ (Joalles—Chicago, Chevrier, 1612-2 (39 64-60 lead with five minutes left. MCC (70) — Bernard James 3 1-2 7, Jon Long 611 2-2 12, Thompson 616 34 15, 5. Illinois (263) did not ploy. checking), 13:38; G.Cavalllnl, StL (hlgh- shots37 saves). Minnesota, Takko, 662, High School Tuesday night. points, including three 3-pointers, 1 6. Syracuse (21-5) did not play. (27-24). Charles Thompson temporarily jailed pending Seymour 160 2, Mike Shea0 600, Rob Shuler Mavericks 117, Clippers 98 Cummings 610 66 16, Edwards 11-17 2-2 24, PHOENIX CARDINALS-Re-sIgned Ilia stlcklng), 17:03. MCC led, 70-69. with 1:25 left. But while Ron Chaney and Kevin Wilson 8 62 19, Terry Smith 4 0-0 8, Kevin Wilson 4 3-3 Sparrow 36 06 6, Sundvold 312 06 7, 7. Florida State (19-2) did not ploy. Third Period— 4, St. Louis, Roberts 1 A— 8,637. the outcome of a detention hearing on his 8. North Carolino (265) beet Old Jarostchuk, linebacker, to a one-year two free throws by Andy Stefans put added 12 and 11. respectively Ber Brian Olsen netted a game-high 20 11, Joel Lewis 2 61 4, Ron Chaney 5 60 12, Washington 2-7 06 4, Mitchell 26 2-3 6, contract. (Federko, PaslawskI), 8:05. 5, Washing­ fffteree— Andy vanHellemond. drug-related arrest. Troy Moore 2 2-4 7. Totals 29 6-12 70. L.A. CLIPPERS (98) HosflngsOI 060,Shoskv62600, Neal33608. Dominion 87-77. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Named John ton, Courtnall 28 (Ridley, Stevens), 9:44, 6 Linesmen— Swede Knox, Mike Cvik. Dean Junior College ahead for good as nard James grabbed 12 rebounds and points, including five 3-pointers for Norman 7-16 04) 14, Smith 9-15 2-3 20, 9. Indlona (265) did not play. Thompson was taken into custody Monday on 3-polnt goals: D- Olsen 5. M CC- Shuler 3, Totals4691161798. Marshall llnebockers coach. Woshington, D.Hunter 14 (Stev­ the visitors recorded a 74-70 win. blocked nine shots. Dean Chonev 2. Benlamln4-ll 04)8, Nixon 3-5007, Dailey 6-15 Cleveland 28 29 21 31— 109 10. Louisville (17-5) did not play. ens) ,10:06. 7, Washington, (kirtner 23 a complaint of selling cocaine to an undercover 5-817, Wol(2-7O04,Grant4-112-410,IOtel-2O2 11. Duke (164) beat Harvard 9699. HOCKEY The Cougars drop to 16-10. They will The Cougars held a slim 37-36 D EA N (74) — Steve Varellos 3 6-6 12, Brian Halftime: 37-36 MCC Miami 20 21 28 29— 98 Notional Hockey League (Ridley, Courtnall), 17:24. 8, Washington, FBI agent. 2, Wllllams2-904)4,Garrlck5-604)10,Lock01 3Polnt goals— Neal 2, Sundvold. Fouled 12. Seton Hall (264) did not play. BUFFALO SABRES—Announced that Miller 11 (D.Hunter), 19:19(en). Penalties— Canuck8S.Bruln82 2- 22, Whlte0004)0. Totals43-9811-1998. out— Long. Rebounds— Cleveland45 (Willi­ 13. Mlchlgon (165) did not play. The detention hearing before U.S. Magis­ 14. West Virginia (262) did not ploy. Lindv Ruff, defenseman, has resigned as None. ams 9), Miami 59 (Thompson 16). Assists— captain. Shots on goal— Washington 12-68— 26. Boston 0 0 2— 2 trate Robin Cauthron was continued until DALLAS (117) Clevelond 27 (Price 9), MIomI 23 15. lowo (166) did not ploy. St. Louis 16166— 26. Aguirre 12-20 4-5 29, Perkins 4^ 5^ 13, 16. Ohio Stote (17-7) did not play. EDM ONTON O ILERS— Recalled Atark Vancouver j g 3—5 Wednesday, the same day a preliminary (Sparrow, Thompson, Cummings 4). Total Lamb, center, ond Kim Issel, right wing, Missed penalty shots— St. Louis, Pas­ Vancouver, Sondlok 13 Bad news arrives twice for Missouri Tigers Donaldson 7-9 0-0 14, Harper 4-12 03 11, fouls — Clevelond 15, Miami 26. 17. Stanford (19-5) did not play. lawskI, 10:35 first. Blackman7-174-418,Schrempt3-7049,[5avls 18. Nevada-Las Vegas (16-6) did not play. from Cope Breton of the American Hockey (Bradley), 1:30. 2, Vancouver, Bozek 10 hearing is scheduled. Technical— Washington, Miami cooch Leogue. Power-ploy Opportunities— Washington (Bennlng), 13:14. Penalties— Rohllcek, 4-5 4-414, Wennington 1-12-24, Tyler 1-1002, Rothsteln. A— 15,008. 0 of 4; St. Louts 0 of 6. Wiley 1-2 04)3, Jones 01 0-0 0, Blob 0-0000. 19. North Corollna State (165) didnotplay. COLLEGE Van (elbowing),6:45; Moog, Bos.servedbv By The Associated Press Cyclones beat Missouri for the fourth a 7-0 run with 2:30 remaining. Fox CANISIUS— Announced the resigna­ Goalies— Washington, Malarchuk, 16167 Bvera (slashing), 10:41; Tanti, Van Totals446125-28117. (26 shots-23 soves). St. Louis, Rlendeou, straight time at home scored six points in the final minute. L.A. Clippers 20 35 16 27— 98 20. Loulslona State (17-6) did not play. tion of Beth Mattfeld, head women's (slashing), 10:41. volleyball cooch. 7-11-5 (2621). None. Penalties— Just when Missouri thought its NCAA Hoop "It’s a terrific thrill tobeat the No. 3 DaUas 37 28 28 24— 117 76ers113,Pacers108 A— 11,197. Agassi routs Jim Pugh 3-Polnt pools— Davis Z Aguirre, Wllev, Skriko, Von (high-sticking), 1:46; Brlckley, troubles had peaked, the third-ranked team in the country” Iowa State Others; Dana Barms scored .30 Referee— Bob Holl. Linesmen— Pat Da- Bos (holding), 5:11; Tanti, Von (Interfer­ Nixon. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Los Big East standings MEMPHIS, Tenn, (AP) — Top-seeded Andre Tigers got leveled by a Cyclone coach Johnny Orr said. “ I still hold a points and Steve Benton had 29 as Angeles 55 (Smith ID , Dallas 48 (Donaldson PHILADELPHIA (113) puzzo. Shone Heyer. ence), 19:05. 16). Assists—Los Angeles 25 (Nixon 8), Barkley 9-15 7-7 26, Jones 66 06 10, Big East Conference O'oll Third Period— 3, Boston, Bourque 9 Agassi routed unseeded Jim Pugh 6-2. 6-3 as he Iowa State upset Missouri 82-75 Missouri. 21-5. lost for the second lot of respect for Missouri, but we Boston College ended an eight-game Dallos 35 (Harper 11). Totol fouls— Los GmlnskI 7-17 34 17, Cheeks 614 1-2 11, W L W L (Cqrpenter, Brlckley), 13:29. 4, Van­ opened defense of his title at the Volvo Indoor Tuesday night, hours after Coach time in three games with Stewart were better tonight It was the night losing streak by winning at Notre Angeles 22, Dallos 18. A— 17,007. Howkins 2-11 2-2 7, Henderson 61 06 0, (Jeorgetown 9 2 19 3 Calendar couver, Brodley 17 (Reinhort), 14:12. 5, Anderson 4-119-1217, Brooks 35066, Smith Seton Hall 7 4 20 4 Boston, Neely 27 (Joyce, Wesley), 14:46. 6, Tennis Championships. Norm Stewart underwent surgery for ab.sent The Tigers fell into second for us to win. This is one of the great Dame 83-72 The Eagles, trailing by 46 2-2 10, Coleman 34 06 6, Welp 61 34 3. Syracuse 7 5 21 5 Voncouver, Tanti 22 (Linden), 15:09. 7, In other matches. Amos Mansdorf of Israel colon cancer and a diseased gall place in the Big Eight at 7-2. one-half victories in the history of Iowa State.” one with minutes left, broke away Jazz 119, Nuggets 105 Totals42-93 27-33113 Providence 6 5 17 5 io,T V Vancouver, Bozek 11 (Bruce), 19:02 (en). INDIANA (108) Pittsburgh 6 6 13 10 TODAY Penoltles— Wesley, Bos (tripping), 3'3i4; defeated Glenn Michibata of Canada, sixth- bladder. game behind Oklahoma. In other Top 20 games. No. 8 North with a 15-4 hurst Boston College is Person 614 3416, Tlsdale6101-213, Smits St. John's 5 7 13 9 Boys Basketball Corpenter, Bos (roughing), 7:18; Bozek, seeded Brad Gilbert defeated Scott Davis, Carolina beat Old Dominion 87-77 and 9-12 The Irish, led by Joe Fredrick’s East Catholic at Aquinas, 7:30 Stewart, who had been hospitalized “ We never found a way to play the DENVER (105) 1617 1-2 21, Fleming 7-14 2-2 16,Mlller2-9 Vlllanova 5 6 14 11 Van (roughing), 7:18; Stanley, Von (hook­ nth-seeded Michael Chang beat Tom Nijssen last week with a bleeding ulcer, is way we wanted to," said assistant No. 11 Duke defeated Harvard 98-59 22 points, are 14-5 English 5-171-211, Cooper S60-010, Schoves 66 11, Gray 2-3 06 4, Sklles 613 64 20, Connecticut 4 6 13 7 Girls Basketball TONIGHT ing), 11:35; Carter, Bos, double minor 2-9 66 10, Lever 5-13 56 15,Adams5-18 Frederick 06060, Drelllno611-21, Lono2-4 Boston College 1 9 9 12 Coventry of Marlanapolls, 7:30 7:30 p.m. — Whalers of Maple Leafs, (cross-checking, roughing), 12:08; Butcher, of Holland, seventh-seeded Kevin Curren listed in satisfactory condition. coach Rich Daly, who guided Mis­ No. 8 North Carolina 87, Old Jason Matthews and Brian Shorter 6-918, Davis 6-155618, Rasmussen 5-1104)10, 2-26. Totals43652624108. Bolton at Windham Tech, 7 p.m. SportsChannel, WTIC Von (roughing), 12:08. stopped Richard Matuszewski, 15th-seeded "I don’t think we can use Norm souri Daly is ninning the Tigers Dominion 77; Rick Fox scored 24 each got 22 points as Pittsburgh Greenwood 2-9 33 7, Turner 350-76, CookO-2 Philadelphia 29 42 17 25— 113 Tuesday's Results Ice Hockey 8 p.m. — College bosketball: Seton Shots on goal— Boston 10-612— 28. Van­ 04) 0. Totals 38-1052634105. Indiana 26 30 23 29— 108 Vlllanova 86, Providence 83 (OT) Sheehan vs. East Cothollc (Bolton Ice Hall ot UConn, ESPN, WPOP (1416AM) couver 669— 20. Derrick Rostagno lost in the second round to being gone as an excuse to losing.” because top as.sistant Bob Sundvold points and North Carolina pulled stopped St John’s 87-77 in the Big 3Polnt pools— Barkley, Hawkins, Per­ Pittsburgh 87, St. John's 77 Palace), 1 p.m. 8 p.m. — College basketball: Ken­ Power-ploy Opportunities— Boston 0 of Pieter Aldrich of South Africa. Broderick Dyke center Gary Leonard said. "It is up to was suspended recently amid allega­ away from Old Dominion to reach the East The Panthers, 13-10. made 16 of UTAH (119) son, Miller. Fouled out— None. Boston College 83, Notre Dame 72 tucky at LSU, NESN 4; Vancouver 0 of 3. Malone 8-18 12-16 28, lavoronl 56 04) 10, Rebounds— Philadelphia 51 (Barkley 14), Tonight's Gome THURSDAY 10 p.m. — College basketball: Okla­ Goalies— Boston, Moog, 12-11-7 (19 of Australia defeated 14th-seeded Paul Anna us to get ready to play each game tions of NCAA rules violations. 20-victory mark for the 19th straight 17 foul shots in the second half with Eoton 4-9 2-4 10, Stockton 68 10-11 27, Indlono 52 (T isd ale 15). A ssist s— Seton Hall at UConn (Civic Center), 8 Ice Hockey homa at Kansas, ESPN shots-15saves). Vancouver, Me Lean, 12-11-2 cone, and No. 16 Johan Kriek defeated Bill They told us about the surgery at Victor Alexander and Terry Woods season. Matthews making all eight of his tries. Grinith 610 0-1 10, Bailey 614 66 22, Phllodelphio 20 (Cheeks 11), Indiana 19 p.m. East Catholic at Malden Catholic, 10 p.m. — College basketbalI: Arkan­ (2626). The Tar Heels. 20-5. led 72-70before Jayson Williams scored 30 points for Farmer 2-404)4, Brown 04)0410, Les0-4 2-22, (Fleming, Sklles 5). Total fouls— Saturday's (James TBA sas at SMU (delayed), NESN A— 15,863. Scanlon. pregame meal and I thought everyone scored 19 points each for Iowa State Leckner 1-30-02, Honsen37339,0rtlz0104)0. Philadelphia 25, Indiana 23. Technicol— UConn at Vlllanova, 8 p.m. Girls Basketball 10:30 p.m. — Bruins at Kings, Channel Referee— Bob Myers. Linesmen— had gotten over it” 12-9 and 3-6 in the conference The Steve Bucknall got five points during the Redmen. 13-9 Totols42-8435-43119. Indiana coach Versace. A— 9,619. (Jeorgetown at Boston College, 8 p.m. East Catholic of Ledyard, 7 p.m. 38 Ryan Bozak, Ray Scapinello. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb 15. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 15. 1989 — 15 FOOD FOCUS/Advicc Distributors engage in war for the best positions Sitter took change in hours iying down DEAR ABBY: The The ball is in your court now. If you And that’s just the tip of the any item in their cart. So DEAR ABBY: I have a beard, Since Coke bottlers just happened claims. ones may merely tag a brand letter from the mother want the job, shave your beard. And if Third In a series iceberg. Grocery manufacturers manufacturers and super­ which I keep nicely trimmed and to have signed such agreements But packaging can also add identity onto something that was of a girl who had been you don’t want to shop there, it’s your spend far more to encourage markets must increasingly re­ well-groomed. When I recently app­ for 26 weeks, lesser brands such subtle values to a product. Colors once sold as a commodity (as taken advantage of by lied for a job as a salesperson in a right to shop elsewhere. By the Editors supermarkets to feature their mind shoppers when a price is a as Royal Crown are effectively such as black, burgundy, gold or Frank Perdue has done with people for whom she large retail store, I was told that if I of Consumer Reports products than to encourage you to low price. Coupons are one way to squeezed out. chicken) or onto something that Dear Abby buy them. silver can be used to imply baby-sat reminded me wanted to work there, I would have to DEAR ABBY: I must disagree with do that — and the number of The Department of Justice’s “elegance” or “style.” A rough was once homemade (Ham­ Much of what's being sold in In the typical “ trade” promo­ of a job I had in college. Abigail Van Buren shave off my beard. (I didn’t like the those who think applauding in a house coupons surges yearly. Antitrust Division has success­ paper stock with type that looks burger Helper, say). Most new supermarkets can’t be eaten or tion, the manufacturer cuts the A young couple got idea, but I agreed to shave off my of worship is disrespectful and With so many products compet­ fully charged bottlers in a like a woodcut (as on Classico products are simply “ line exten­ used. For the mass- price to the retailer temporarily, my name from a friend beard if they decided to hire me.) unacceptable behavior. Hogwash! ing for limited shelf space, some number of Eastern states with pasta sauce) can imply that the sions” — new sizes, flavors, merchandising of food and other allowing the supermarket either of mine and asked me to Abby, this company is saying that When my son was married, half an AP photo supermarket chains demand the agreeing between themselves to product is handmade. fragrances and varieties. grocery products to succeed, you to enjoy a temporary increase in sit with their two child­ bearded salesmen are not acceptable, hour before the wedding we had a manufacturers pay to stock a new fix prices. A manufacturer can, by merely Why the proliferation of pro­ must be sold the value of inedible its profit margin on the item, or to ren until midnight. but if bearded men want to shop there, violent rainstorm that cut off all the product — a "slotting allowance” According to one supermarket altering the package, “ reposi­ ducts? Dollar sales can be QUITE AN HONOR — Actress Kathleen qualities such as a brand name's offer the item "on special,” thus They picked me up at my dorm, and story.) they will be glad to take their money. I electricity at our church. Of course, of as much as $15,000 to $40,000. owner who gave up his calendar tion” a product to appeal to a new increased only by persuading Turner reacts Tuesday afternoon as the reputations. bringing more shoppers into the when we got to their house I was ALSO TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF think companies that practice this that meant there would be no organ Sometimes the manufacturers, marketing agreements, his soft- sort of customer. 'The stainless- people to switch brands or to Before you ever enter the store, store. Manufacturers also com­ informed that I was spending the kind of discrimination should be music, so our priest instructed the tiara she was given for being named not the supermarkets, have the drink prices decreased when all steel fork in the old Rice-A-Roni spend more for their groceries. So food companies and other manu­ monly pay supermarkets for night there so they wouldn’t have to DEAR ALSO: It may not help you boycotted. guests to applaud the bridal couple as 1989 Woman of the Year by the Hasty whip hand. Take what happened the companies had a chance to package photo was replaced with quality breakthroughs in corn­ facturers of products sold in the "cooperative advertising,” drive me home in the middle of the much to be told now what you should What is your opinion? they entered and walked down the in the soft-drink industry, a compete. The effect of slotting a silver one to give the package a flakes and laundry detergents are Pudding Theatricals at Harvard Univer­ supermarkets spend some $5 which gets their brand featured in night! have done, but for others who may IRKED aisle. market in which two companies allowances on a product’s price more upscale look. Breyer's Ice unlikely to be dramatic. sity catches her hair. billion a year to soften you up. the supermarkets’ ads. find themselves in a similar predica­ I don’t believe God was offended. — Coca-Cola and Pepsico — sticker is harder to discern. Both Cream got a new logo and a black That leaves marketers talking CLAIRE IN Most of that goes into TV One reason manufacturers Being the polite person I was taught ment: Do not allow yourself to be DEAR IRKED: I think nicely account for about two-thirds of all practices have another effect, carton for the same reason. about tiny increments of quality ONTARIO, CANADA commercials. must pitch the products so hard: to be, and needing the money, I slept manipulated. Speak up. Say, “ I ’m trimmed, well-groomed beards are sales. Surveys have shown that however — they limit your Of course, if all the manufac­ (the whiter white) or about less One company alone — Procter There are now too many brands, iii a nightgown the lady loaned me and sorry. This isn’t what I agreed to do, attractive, but I am not setting policy many soda drinkers have tended choices. turers make their products look fundamental values (conven­ & Gamble, maker of Tide, Crest, varieties and sizes of products to spent the night there. The next and I am unable to accommodate for employees in a place of business. PEOPLE to buy whichever brand is on Product packages — the manu­ “elegant” or “stylish” or “up­ ience, storability, status) or Don’t put oft writing thonk-vou notes, Folgers, Crisco and many other fit on the shelves of even the morning the husband drove me back you.” Period. To refuse to hire a man because he letters ot sympathy, etc. because you don t special. Coke and Pepsi bottlers facturer’s last chance to make its scale,” every product would soon about anything else that people familiar products — spends more to my dorm where I found a dozen has a beard is a form of discrimina­ know what to say. Get Abby's booklet, How largest supermarkets. in some parts of the country have pitch — are often more important look just like every other product might be willing to pay extra for. to Write Letters tor All Occasions. Send a than $1 billion a year on such messages from my boyfriend back Learning assertiveness early in life tion, but it is the employer’s right to The crush of products makes it paid store owners to get exclusive as advertisements than as con­ and distinctiveness would be lost. check or money order tor $2.89 to: pear Turner receives award persuasion. Supermarkets spend tough for shoppers to remember home. He was livid because I had been may not be easy, but it will be a hire salespeople who best represent Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount attention. Under the bottlers’ tainers. Laundry detergents like Distinctiveness matters be­ Morris, III. 61054 (postage Is Included). millions more on their own ads, out all night. (He never did believe my valuable lifelong asset. the company’s image. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Movie heart- prices. Studies have shown that “ calendar marketing agree­ Tide take the direct approach and cause few grocery products are Next week the column will most of which run in newspapers throb Kathleen Turner accepted the Hasty fewer than 10 percent of shoppers ments,” a store agrees to feature grab the eye with neon colors, truly new, despite all the “ new” ’ examine the values of store or circulars. Pudding Theatricals’ 1989 Woman of the Year can estimate the correct price of only one brand at any given time. huge letters and shrieking claims. Even the more innovative brands. WIT OF THE WORLD wearing a rhinestone tiara and garlanded in a Children paying high stakes string of sizzling, sexy adjectives. Gazpacho fillets Ms. Turner joined in a chorus of “ Wild Cheese and egg dishes favorite Thing” and engaged in off-color banter with the Harvard University students who since 1 pound fresh or frozen fish 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1951 have given the award annually to the fillets Vt teaspoon sugar because of the ‘kiddie’ tax performer “ who makes a lasting and impres­ 1 large tomato, peeled, Vt teaspoon instant chicken sive contribution to the world of seeded and chopped (V* to 1 bouillon granules hearty casseroles for brunches Be on guard; The form must entertainment.” cup) '/« teaspoon pepper How do you have the child’s Social Security The students suggested the title of Tuesday’s 'A cup chopped, seeded Few dashes bottled hot handle the on­ after every 2 minutes. Let stand To serve: Cut Chiles Rellenos number as well as yours. ceremony should have been, “ Peggy Sue gets cucumber pepper sauce Cheese and erous “ kiddie” covered with waxed paper for 2 into wedges. Top with Salsa. verbally lambasted by a bunch of snot-nosed '/i cup chopped green 2 egg dishes are tax when it tablespoons tomato paste minutes before serving. Yieids 2 Refrigerate any extra Salsa and QUESTION: Does this tough Harvard guys.” pepper a favorite for applies to you Sylvia to 4 servings. use for a dip for tortilla chips. provision really come into play if They compiled a list of adjectives to describe 'A cup chopped celery Sunday brunch Microwave and your fam­ Yields 6 servings. ily? Answer: the child’s money came from Ms. Turner: “ Hot, steamy, smouldering, 2 tablespoons chopped onion and other occa­ Porter someone other than the parents? sizzling, torrid, blazing, sweltering, simmer­ sions when you Kitchen With great care Chiles rellenos Jose and a feeling of ing, seething, balmy...” Thaw fish, if frozen. In a microwave-safe 8- by 8- by 2-inch are looking for ANSWER: Abolutely. It makes “ Oh, that was Sesame Street,” the actress a hearty casse­ Marge Churchill 1 can (7 ounces) whole green pain deep baking dish combine tomato, cucumber, green pepper, celery, Mushroom tetrazzini inside. no difference who supplies the interrupted. onion, lemon juice, sugar, bouillon granules, pepper and hot role. These de­ chilies, drained U_ capital. Our example used the 1 package (7 ounces) spaghetti What does pepper sauce. Arrange fillets on top of vegetables with thicker licious and fla­ 3 ounces Monterey Jack grandparents. Vi cup butter the “ kiddie” tax mean? I enlisted Where someone can be claimed Ross returns to Motown portions toward edges of dish. Turn under any thin portions of vorful dishes cheese, thinly sliced also appeal to 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms the aid of Eli J. Warach, tax as a dependent and has no earned hllets to obtain an even thickness of about ‘.'i-inch. Sprinkle fillets income (wages, for example), his LOS ANGELES (AP) — Diana Ross will be the budget-conscious who are of the time to break apart. Drain. Vt teaspoon paprika Vi cup chopped onion attorney and chief consulting QUESTION: Suppose I put my with salt and pepper. standard deduction is limited to takin’ care of Motown business, or at least looking for an alternative to more In a medium mixing bowl, IV4 cups milk Vi cup flour editor of Prentice Hall, to help (1) daughter’s money into zero cou­ Cover with clear plastic wrap, folding back a corner to allow $500. So out of Seth’s $2,200, he some of it, anyway, now that she has rejoined expensive meat dishes. combine all filling ingredients. Vi cup flour 2 tablespoons dry sherry explain it, (2) show you how to pon bonds? She can’t get the steam to escape. Cook on 100 percent power (high) 6 to 9 minutes pays tax on $1,700. the label as part owner and performer. Our suggestions offer taste- Mix well. Set aside. In a small 5 eggs Vi teaspoon salt handle it on your 1988 tax return money for, say, 10 years. Won’t or until fish flakes easily with a fork, giving dish a half-turn after But he does get this break. The Motown didn’t reveal the size of the tempting combinations of cheese, mixing bowl combine rice, cheese Vt teaspoon salt Va teaspoon pepper and (3) point out how to avoid it that beat this tax? 4 minutes. Carefully transfer fish to a serving platter. Cover to next $500 is taxed at Seth’s 44-year-old singer’s investment in the com­ eggs and pasta which are en­ and egg. Mix well. Spread crust Vi teaspoon hot pepper sauce IVt cups milk for the future. keep warm. For sauce, stir tomato paste into tomato mixture in normal rate, that is, 15 percent. pany when it announced the deal Monday. riched by the addition of spices, ingredients over the bottom and Va teaspoon pepper 4 ounces Provolone cheese, cut ANSWER: No — unless you put baking dish. Cook, uncovered, on high about 1 minute or until If your child is under 14 and has That takes care of $1,000 of the Miss Ross is scheduled to release an album, herbs and vegetables. sides of a 9-inch glass pie plate. into '/(-inch cubes it into municipal bond zero heated through. Serve over fish. Serves 4. unearned income of more than $2,200. The excess $1,200 is taxed “ Working Overtime,” as part of her new You can enjoy these hearty Add filling ingredients. Cover 4 ounces mozzarella cheese, cut coupons or U.S. Savings Bonds. If $1,000, the excess is taxed at the at the parents’ rate. On our facts, exclusive contract with Motown, the company Nutrition information per serving: 114 cal.. 21 g pro.. 5 g carb.. 1 g fat. 59 mg main dish foods in the quickest with waxed paper. Microwave at Salsa: into Va-inch cubes it goes into regular bonds, the chol., 200 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 13 percent vit. A. 40 percent vit. C. 14 percent parents’ highest rates. that’s 33 percent. said. possible time by preparing them medium-high for 9'/2 to 14 min­ 2 tablespoons snipped fresh annual interest is imputed to the niacin. 2 medium tomatoes, seeded The result is instead of paying a How about his personal exemp­ in your microwave. The pasta for utes, or until center of filling is parsley child and is treated as regular and coarsely chopped Dr. Gott 15 percent tax, the child could be tion of $1,950? Why can’t he use these recipes is best prepared by set. Let stand covered for 5 investment income. This means it 1 small onion, cut into 4 pieces paying a 33 percent tax. that to offset income? Because in Griffith, Johnson expecting conventional means. The recipes minutes before serving. Sprinkle r\ is subject to this tax. 3 tablespoons canned diced Prepare spaghetti convention­ Peter Gott. M.D. Consider Seth, a 3-year-old, cases where someone can be are then completed in the micro- with paprika. Cut into wedges and LOS ANGELES (AP) - “ Working Girl” star Italian herbed tuna & noodles green chilies, drained ally as directed on the package. who has two sets of grandparents. claimed as a dependent, he loses wave. Cooking pasta in the serve. Yields 4 to 6 servings. Melanie Griffith and “ Miami Vice” star Don 4 teaspoons vinegar Rinse, drain and set aside. In a Each set put $10,000 in long-term his own dependency deduction. QUESTION: Isn’t there a 3 cups medium noodles 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning microwave does not save time, Johnson are expecting a child, but rumors that 1 tablespoon finely chopped 2-quart casserole, combine but­ CDs for Seth when he was born. The net result is that, in the name newer tax law provision that does One KKounce package fro­ One 12Vt-ounce can water- and you may have a problem ter, mushrooms and onion. Mic­ they would get married on Valentine’s Day Italian scramble fresh cilantro leaves That was a total of $20,000. For of tax reform, multitudes of away with this tax? were not true, Johnson’s publicist said. zen cut broccoli pack tuna, drained and flaked finding a suitable container large rowave at high power for 4 to 6 Vi pound Italian sausage (you may substitute kale or 1988, his interest income was youngsters will find either their “ Last week, Don called me and told me he 2 tablespoons margarine or One 4-ounce can sliced enough for cooking the pasta. minutes, or until mushrooms are 6 eggs broccoli greens) $ 2, 200. savings are greatly reduced or ANSWER: No! I have been had some wonderful news and he told me butter mushrooms, drained Time is actually saved by this tender, stirring once. Stir in flour, 3 tablespoons whipping cream 1 teaspoon salt Assuming Seth’s parents are in their parents will be paying a lot flooded with mail asking this Melanie was pregnant,” publicist Elliott Mintz 1 tablespoon all-purpose Vt cup finely chopped onion combination of preparation me­ Place chilies on paper towels. sherry, salt and pepper. Blend in 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan Doctor explains the 33 percent bracket, he’ll pay a of extra taxes for them. same question. There is a new said Tuesday from Miami. He said he didn’t flour 2 tablespoons snipped thods. because the sauce can be milk. Microwave at high power cheese Cut a lengthwise slit in each chili. tax of $471 on his 1988 income. For the 1988 tax return that you provision, but it won’t save a know when the baby was due. 1-1/3 cups milk parsley prepared at the same time that for 4 to 6 minutes, or until mixture 2 tablespoons snipped fresh Remove seeds. Cut Monterey That’s right: $471 on a total will be filing on your child’s penny in taxes. This new law, Johnson, 39, and Miss Griffith, 31, who were O ne 10Vt- ounce can 1 tablespoon margarine or the pasta is cooking. thickens and bubbles, stirring parsley Jack cheese to fit inside each bladder problem income of $2,200 — an effective behalf this year — not only is starting with 1989 tax returns, married previously and divorced, announced condensed cream of shrimp butter green chili. Arrange stuffed chi­ after every 2 minutes. Stir in Vt teaspoon lemon juice tax rate of about 21.5 percent on there Form 1040, there’s another allows parents with children on Dec. 26 their plans to remarry. However, soup Vt cup fine dry bread lies in a 9-inch round baking dish. Provolone and mozzarella Broccoli and Vi teaspoon dried basil leaves that little tyke’s income. beauty called Form 8615. That’s under 14 years old to report some they haven’t announced a date. Top with Cheddar cheese. Sprin­ cheeses. M icrowave at high Vt cup shredded process crumbs rice cheese pie Vi teaspoon salt DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m 75 and have a dropped Hold on, you might be saying. I the form you use to compute the types of the children’s investment Swiss cheese kle with paprika. Set aside. In a power for 1 'A to 2 minutes, or until thought there was a standard kiddie tax, and you attach it to the income on the parents’ tax Filling; Vs teaspoon pepper bladder. What causes this condition? Also I have a 4 ounces mozzarella cheese cut 4-cilp measure, blend milk and mixture can be stirred smooth, deduction of $3,000 for a single tax return you file for your return. Before the new law, a Bridges is suspect in case 1 package (10 ounces) frozen clear, gel-like discharge from my vagina. Is this Cook noodles according to package directions: drain. Cook into Vt-inch cubes flour. Mix in eggs, salt, hot stirring after every minute. Pour taxpayer. That’s more than youngster. To get the idea of how dependent child with any invest­ chopped broccoli common in older women? broccoli according to package directions; drain. Vt cup sliced fresh mushrooms pepper sauce and pepper. Beat cheese mixture over spaghetti. Seth’s entire income. Why “ simple” this form is. just look at ment income and a total income COMPTON, Calif. (AP) — “ Diff’rent V4 cup shredded Cheddar well. Microwave at high power Toss to coat. Microwave at high over $500 was requested to file his Strokes” TV star Todd Bridges, already jailed In a large saucepan melt 2 tablespoons margarine. Stir in flour. 2 tablespoons sliced pimiento DEAR READER: The bladder is ordinarily held wouldn’t that wipe out the whole the name of it, “ Computation of cheese for 3 to 5 minutes, or until mixture for 1 to 2 minutes, or until heated or her own tax return, plus Form on an attempted murder charge, is under Add milk and soup. Cook and stir until thickened and bubbly. stuffed or black olives in place by supporting ribbons of tissue. In women tax? Tax for Children Under Age 14 1 jar (4>A ounces) sliced mush­ is hot and begins to set around the through. Sprinkle with fresh investigation for armed robbery, a prosecutor Remove from heat; stir in cheese and seasoning. Stir until cheese who have had multiple pregnancies, these ribbons Good question. The tax law has Who Have Investment Income of 8615. That may no longer be the rooms, drained Crumble sausage into a I'A- edges, beating with a whisk after snipped parsley to garnish. Serve says. melts. Stir in broccoli, tuna, mushrooms, onion and parsley. Fold become weak and stretch. As a consequence, the an answer — an unpleasant one. More than $1,000.” Enough said. case. 2 eggs, beaten quart casserole. Cover with every minute. immediately. Yields 4 to 6 A person police believe to be Bridges took the in noodles. Turn into 2-quart casserole. In small skillet melt 1 bladder (and, usually, the uterus as well) drops into 1 tablespoon flour waxed paper. Microwave at high Pour over stuffed chilies; cover servings. actor’s BMW at gunpoint from a repairman in tablespoon margarine; toss with bread crumbs. Sprinkle on top a lower position in the pelvis. This sagging often Vt teaspoon salt power for 2 to 2'A minutes, or until with plastic wrap. Place dish on a south Los Angeles on Jan. 23 without paying of casserole. Bake, uncovered, in 350-degree F oven 35 to 40 results in stress incontinence, the tendency to lose sausage is no longer pink, stirring saucer in the microwave oven. $500 owed. Deputy District Attorney Patti minutes or until heated through. Makes 6 servings. urine when a woman coughs, sneezes or strains. The Cost of accidents adds up Crust: once to break apart. Drain. Set Microwave at medium for 15 to 22 Ryan said Monday. Ryan said there was no disorder is harmless but annoying. It may be Nutrition information per serving: 354 cal., 28 g pro.. 28 g carb.. 14 g fat. 79 I'/t cups hot cooked rice aside. In a medium-size mixing minutes, or until no uncooked egg Marge Churchill is a Manches­ rush to file charges because the 23-year-old mg chol,, 723 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 30 percent vit. A, 22 percent vit. C. 20 associated with a mild vaginal discharge. V4 cup shredded Cheddar bowl, combine eggs, whipped mixture remains on the bottom; ter resident who is an authority on DEAR BRUCE: How would you handle this? My actor is in jail. percent thiamine. 20 percent riboflavin, 50 percent niacin, 23 percent calcium. If the incontinence is particularly distressing, the 15 percent iron, 33 percent phosphorus. cheese cream, Parmesan cheese, pars­ rotate dish twice during cooking microwave cooking. If you have 18-year-old daughter was involved in a car accident. Bridges has pleaded innocent to attempted woman may consider undergoing surgery to 1 egg, beaten ley, lemon juice, basil, salt and time. Let stand for 6 to 8 minutes, any questions about microwaving She thought there were two lanes at a certain murder in the Feb. 2 shooting of a man in a re-suspend the bladder in a more normal position. Paprika pepper. Beat well. Stir in mush­ covered. that you would like to see intersection, but there was only one. When she made home where police said cocaine was being sold. The operation is usually very successful and can be Unwrap broccoli and place in a rooms and olives. Pour over To make Salsa; combine all answered in this column, please her turn, a young woman ran into the rear of our car. He has been ordered held without bail. performed by a gynecoloist. Smart Money Herbed curry yogurt dip 1-quart casserole. Microwave at sausage. Microwave uncovered, salsa ingredients in a food proces­ send your inquiry to: Microwave, They both examined the cars and agreed that the high power for 4 to 5 minutes, or at high power for 6 to 8 minutes, or sor or blender bowl. Process until in care of the Manchester Herald, only damage was to our car. The other woman said DEAR DR. GOTT: I weigh 147 pounds and have Bruce Williams Vi cup plain low-fat yogurt V< teaspoon onion powder until defrosted, stirring after half just until eggs are set, stirring almost smooth. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. she didn’t want to get the police involved and they Eisenhower speaks out heart illness and arthritis. A doctor advised me to Vt cup mayonnaise or salad Vi teaspoon dried thyme, could work this out between themselves. lose weight, down to 115. What is a good diet? SAGINAW, Mich. (AP) — Former President dressing crushed Now the woman is calling us and telling us that Nixon doesn’t expect future historians to judge there is $600 worth of damage and she wants a check 2 tablespoons chili sauce >A teaspoon salt DEAR READER: A loss of 32 pounds seems like a him as the greatest chief executive, daughter Menus immediately. She even had some man calling and 2 teaspoons vinegar Vi teaspoon pepper lot to me. Depending on your age and build, a more Julie Eisenhower says. saying he was her “ representative.” Her car is a 1 teaspoon curry powder Assorted fresh vegetables modest weight loss might be more appropriate — “ He has never talked about it. He is 1972 model. the sales tax and now me sales tax is due. Do we say, in the 10 to 15 range. extremely forward looking. But he’s a realist,” Since my daughter has had several accidents, we have to pay it? In a small bowl combine yogurt, mayonnaise, chili sauce, Senior citizens You can lose weight successfully (a pound a said Mrs. Eisenhower, here with her husband, Tuesday: Leg of veal with harvest cake. Friday: Fish and cheese, do not want to involve the insurance company unless It is bad enough that the price of silver has gone vinegar, curry powder, onion powder, thyme, salt and pepper. week) and keep it off if you eliminate certain David, for a lecture. The following meals will be gravy, baked potato, carrots. mashed potatoes, peas, rolls, it is absolutely necessary. Should we pay the $600 or down over the period of time we have owned the Cover and refrigerate until serving time. Serve with vegetables. high-caloric foods from your diet. The simplest way “ He doesn’t think they’ll say he was the served at Mayfair Gardens and Egg salad sandwich, fruit, milk. spice cake. should we turn itoverto the insurance company? Or bars, but now they are attempting to collect an Makes VA cups. Bolton schools to do this is to avoid food made with sugar or flour. greatest president. But many of his domestic Westhil Gardens the week of Feb. Wednesday: Swedish meat- is there some other alternative? additional $200 from us. Herbed Crab Dip: Prepare dip as above except omit the salt 20 through 24: balls with gravy, noodles, spin­ The following lunches will be So: No alcohol, candy, cookies, pies, pastry, pasta, programs were far reaching.” 1 M.C., P.S., and add one 6-ounce can crabmeat, well drained and flaked. served in the Bolton Elementary Coventry schools bread or rolls. Stick to meat, poultry, fish, Monday: Closed. ach. Turkey sandwich, fruit, BELTSVILLE, MD. RENO. NEV. Makes IV4 cups. Tuesday: Orange-pineapple milk. and Center schools the week of The following lunches will be vegetables, salads and fresh fruit. Read cans and Feb. 20 through 24: served in the Coventry elemen­ labels. Use dietetic food for your sweet-tooth. Go Nutrition information per tablespoon basic dip: 46 cal.. 0.5g pro..2gcarb..4 juice, meat loaf with onion gravy, Thursday: Baked chicken DEAR M.C.: It’s very unlikely that a 1972 DEAR P.S.: The likelihood is that the vendor that g fat, 4 mg chol.. 85 mg sodium. tary schools the week of Feb. 20 easy on fats. As you approach your weight goal, mashed potatoes, carrot slices, quarter with gravy, plain rice, Monday: Closed. automobile is worth nearly $600. So, even if the sold your husband the silver is being audited by your through 24: lighten up on the diet. Once you’re where you want to wheat bread, peach shortcake zucchini. Chicken salad sand­ Tuesday: Tacos, lettuce and damage did exist, the car would have been totaled. state department of taxation and being assessed for Our Language tomato, hot sauce, corn chips, Monday: Closed. be, eat normally, weigh yourself weekly and diet with whipped topping. wich, fruit, milk. Therefore, the individual would be entitled to the the sales tax the vendor didn’t collect previously. fresh fruit. Tuesday: Vegetable soup, tuna appropriately when needed. Wednesday: Cranberry juice, Friday: Tuna casserole, broc­ amount of money that the car would be worth before Whether or not you are legally obliged to pay is Caramel ribbon bars pork rib barbecue, mashed pota­ coli. Tuna salad sandwich, fruit, Wednesday: Macaroni with salad boat, chips, fruit. Facing forward on a ship, you use starboard for DEAR DR. GOTT: Last night in bed. I was hit the accident, less salvage value. something that would be best answered by the sales toes, mixed vegetables, dinner milk. meat sauce, cheese wedge, Ital­ Wednesday: Fruit juice, spagh­ the right-hand side. If you can’t find starboard, with a sharp pain in my diaphragm. Immediately It would seem to me that her claim is almost tax division in your state government. Since Carson One 2-layer-slze package Vi cup margarine or butter, roll, snowy jewels. ian bread, baked carrots, cookie etti with meat sauce, vegetable you’d better return to port. my pulse started to race and I began shaking valueless. My inclination would be to offer her a City, Nev., is a hop, skip and a jump from where you yellow cake mix melted Thursday: Mixed vegetable and applesauce. sticks, garlic bread, cupcake. Refute proves wrong or shows to be false. If you uncontrollably. The attack lasted half an hour. After nominal sum, say $50. for release. Otherwise I are living, a quick phone call should clear the Vf cup chopped walnuts ■A cup semisweet chocolate juice, liver and onions, Cheddar Thursday: Cook’s choice. Thursday: Tamale pie with argue with this definition, I can refute your case Manchester schools it wore off I had a heavy bowel movement and for would advise her that she would have to take matter up. One 5-ounce can evaporated pieces (optional) potatoes, peas, pumpernickel Friday: Pizza, salad, frozen meat, cheese, beans and corn, with the help of a dictionary. The following lunches are to be the rest of the night I had to void every hour. I ’ve whatever legal action she felt was necessary to Sales tax laws vary from state to state. The milk (2-3rds cup) Vt cup caramel topping bread, fresh fruit. fruit juice. cornbread, fruit. served in the Manchester public been told that I have a hiatal hernia. Is this related? protect her interests. chances are that they will not be able to recover any Friday: Apple juice, fish, noo­ Friday: Cheese pizza, salad, QUESTION: Twice this week I ’ve seen the word schools the week of Feb. 20 fruit. As for the insurance company, the high frequency tax on sales made to out-of-state residents but will In a mixing bowl combine dry cake mix and walnuts. Stir in dles with cheese sauce, broccoli, pretence. Is that an acceptable spelling now? through 24: Andover Elementary DEAR READER: I do not know the cause of your of accidents probably means your insurance would pursue the dollars due to them by people who live evaporated milk and melted margarine. Spread about half of the rye bread, granola bar. Monday: Closed. The following lunches will be “ diaphragm” pain and other symptoms. You should be canceled. You might want to eat this one in-state. cake mixture in a greased 13-by 9- by 2-inch baking pan. Bake in a The following lunches will be ANSWER: Pretence is the British spelling for Tuesday: Chicken nuggets, served at Andover Elementary see your own physician for a diagnosis. yourself. Contact the attorney for the firm so they know that 350-degree F oven for 10 minutes. Remove from oven. If desired, served at Coventry High School pretense, which is the preferred American spelling Meals on Wheels dips, potato puffs, broccoli, bread School the week of Feb. 20 Chest pain associated with rapid pulse is always a Most important. I ’d have a serious chat with my you have not ignored their letter but that you do not sprinkle chocolate pieces over hot crust. Drizzle with caramel the week of Feb. 20 through 24: Unless you see the spelling with c in a British The following meals are to be and butter, chilled fruit. through 24: concern for doctors because of the possibility of a 18-year-old daughter and find out why she is having plan to pay until you are certain that you are topping. Drop remaining cake mixture by teaspoons over all. Monday: Closed. publication, you should become tense about served to Meals on Wheels clients Wednesday: Chili, salad, corn- serious heart or lung disorder. so many accidents. It may be that her driving skills obligated. Bake 20 to 25 minutes more. Cool on wire rack. While still warm, Monday: No school. Tuesday: Chicken pattie on a pretence. the week of Feb. 20 through 24. bread with butter, chilled Tuesday: French bread pizza, roll, vegetable, fruit. Hiatal hernia, a weakness of the muscular ring are not as finely tuned as they might be and some loosen sides and cut into bars. Makes 36 bars. type of driver education course is in order. The hot noon meal is listed first, peaches. green beans, fruit. Wednesday: Pizza, salad, fruit. that separates the esophagus from the stomach, is Nutrition information per serving: 114 cal., 1 g pro., 18 g carb , 5 g fat, 1 mg the cool evening meal second. Thursday: Dried dates, ham or often associated with severe heartburn that can Bruce Williams, America’s top radio talk host, is Wednesday: Doughboys, hash Thursday: Steak with cheese Do you have a question or comment about our chol., 87 mg sodium. Monday: Roast beef with salami grinder, applesauce, ice brown potatoes, mixed vegeta­ on a roll, vegetable, fruit. mimic the pain of heart attack or peptic ulcer. DEAR BRUCE: Some years ago my husband heard each weeknight on NBC stations. Write to invested in silver bars that he bought from a dealer Williams in care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care gravy, whipped potatoes, green cream cup. bles, ice cream. Friday: Bacon, tomato and However, the other symptoms you mention — here in Nevada. We just received a letter from the Box 591, Manchester 06040. Letters of general of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ beans. Chicken sandwich, fruit, Friday: Fried clams, french Thursday: Soup, tuna boats, cheese sandwich, pickle chips, notably the rapid pulse, shaking and excessive — firm ’s attorney saying that they neglected to collect ter 06040. Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens milk. fries, cole slaw, roll and butter. salad, peaches. vegetable sticks, fruit. voiding — are not usually cau.sed by hiatal hernia. interest will be printed in the column. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb 15. 1989 MANCHESTFH HERA 1.1) Weotiesday. b'eh i5. 1989 17 DILLON by Steve Dlckeneon SNAFU by Bruce Beaitle KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright iWO Tribune Media Servicee. inc All Right! Reeerved Puzzles TV Tonight PC> HAV/^ A WHV cAfo ^ JUM9>V UilTrt SIRAI^epb pRoe>U^A\ WITH TH£ ^--5 V X ' 5PAT/A/& ARRAA/e^^NT, //VSCI P V P ACROSS 6 Fixed quantity Answer to Previous Puzzle 4:30PM [HBO] MOVIE: The Gate' Angelos in search of true love. David [USA] Miami Vice [E S P N ] NBA Today tSfaiKisO 7 Less risky (CC) Mon.sters stream up from the howels Packer, Scott McGinnis. 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PG-13 (In Stereo) leniple, Jean Hersholi, Helen W esiley U:00AM 11 Streets of San Francisco BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake ■ ]/ O T Q D Z T X P G D S S J S S U -,24) i57) MacNeil/Lehrer iMewsnour 1937 1 0 : 0 0 P M (_3J W iseguy (CC) While [A&El MOVIE Doctor in Love' Ihe '26' Streets ot San Francisco Hospitalized, Vinnie must contronl feelings [ESPN] Ski World ,U*i V Ejf d v> ).i:k) d o u u f WHO s .ilways fall s o y o u 'r e t h e ' x " y e s , I'VE BEEN At i t c a n y o u Z Q D T H S C U S C O Z r C P D C S O 30; Cunent Affair :,iemming from his lelationship with de- mg in l•■lve R ESTAU R AN T CRITIC) THAT'S (LIFE] Self Improvement Guiue FOR TWENTY YEARS PICTURE HER .eased mob boss Sonny Steelgrave (Ray IN THE NEWSPAPER f , ME (611 Family Ties (CC) Part ' ot 2 [USA] Search for Tortiorruw [C N N j Larry King Overnight IN ANOTHER XQPCPCJ.' — JX SREZS BQXK. ;:7harkey) (60 min ) (In Stereo) 2 0 YEARS P [A8.E] Chronicle A look tii Mean disease 3 0 A M (8 , Career Media Network [LIFE I Self improvement Guide PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Love doesn't make the world go round. Love is T 3 140) China Beach (CC) Dodger lies in a 1 [CNN] Moneyline in.i K ' opens H boHi'ty parlor, Boonie 93 Joe Franklin [M AXj MOVIE Ihe Secrets ul love what makes the ride worthwhile." - Franklin Jones. (LIFE) Spenser. For Hire Three Rakish iaies > r»o ol erotu stiort t-ari lies 'or ’ >iitralM nj [lenialiin. (60 11 INN News [USA] Miami Vice >nin , stones based on the works of such mas­ O 1989 by NEA. Inc 122 30 Latet With Bob Costas ters as Guy -le Maujjdssani and others 93 26' [C N N ] News 7:30PM .3 Entertainment Tonight jCNNj Newsmghi Update iinaShaw Michael i • . .986 Haled NR L ■ lan.-nr profile u1 Garfield on the Town A n i­ at Kansas (2 hrs ) (Live) m ated (CC) The cantankerous cat is reu Radio Dispatched Crews Fully Registered and Insured \»0 ABDEK nited with hts long lost family (R) [H B O ] One N ight Stand Prem iere (CC) '' ; • • • V t Today s hottest stand up comics in per- •Custom Built Homes •Excavating & Foundations l8J 40; G rowing Pains (CC) The kids tormance. Former meal wrapper and sing­ • Remodeling •Kitchens THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom throw a surprise 20th-anniversary party ing waitress Judy Tenuia brings her ac- for Jason and Maggie uordian and world views to the stage. (In •Additions •Family Rooms A Team Stereo) •Renovations •Garages B m e siT B T O U HAV& 6BGH Too APEFPga COES IHAT MEAN 1 6ET LET HEM 1l3 MOVIE Or. Zhivago’ A young cou [MAXJ MOVIE: Terms of Endearment' F" IMNOCBMTCT 6HO P- TO 60. pie s fate is determined by the tides of the (CC) Five-time Uscar winning account of 751 Goodwin Street • East Hartford T'lceep ALL TUB STUFF? w h a t C70M Russian Revolution Omai Shauf .Julie the 30-year relationship between a mother LlFTlMfc JUAN WAS. Christie. Geraldine Chaplin 1965 Pari 1 of and her daughter Shirley MacLaine. Debra ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook 2 Wingei Jack Nicholson 1983 Rated PG, CHAP6e5... 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Willie Aaines, Scatman Ground' igriculture project which utilizes (Answers tomorrow) Crolhers. 1982 high yield, low lech organic .gardening Jumbles: ENEMY COUGH VIABLE DEVICE 22; 30: Unsolved M ysteries (CC) The techniques suitable for developing coun- Yesterday's ines’ use (R) Answer: Why Dracula died of a broken heart- hunt for the killers of race car driver Mickey HE HAD LOVED IN "VEIN" Thompson and his wife, clues to the 1980 61) Best of Love Connection murder of a Maine leen. (60 rnin ) (In FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves Stereo) [H BO ] 1 St & Ten; Going For Broke (CC) No» back In iloeli. Jumait Book No 5 li tkillablo lot 12.50, which IncluOai poilkjlt I D. Parker becomes the Bulls' general and hondllno. Irom Jumbto. e/o Ihit nkwipipoi. P.O. 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PRETTy MUCH IW B s m T H E 38) MOVIE: O utland' A space age mar Your instincts are well tuned and they shall tries to keep the (leace in a lawless tress Tfieresa Russell ( "Physical Evid V*3RLP0VER... ence") could help you spot advantages that ininmg camp on ont> ot Jupiter's moons Sean Connery, Peter Boyle. Trances Stern your observations overlook. 6V Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) "t : q f o u r hagen 1981 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Others [A&E] Evening at the Improv Tw AYE'S 2-1^ 61) MOVIE: Revenge of the Nerds' Col ^Birthday aren’t likely to be too cooperative with [CNN] Moneyline lego freshmen. iiretJ of being humiliated by you today it they sense you are inclined the campus )ocks, form their own fratern­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Last Emperor' (CC) to be too self-serving. This condition Nine Oscars, including Best Picture, went WINTHROP by Dick Cavalti Feb. 16,1989 ity. wtiich eventually leads to a confronta can be reversed, however, if you are lion beiweijn the two groups Robert Car to Bernardo Bei tolucci's epic recounting of 1 motivated to share. radine, Anthony Edwards, Beinie Casey the life of Pu Yi. the last emperor of China’s Two projects that have been slow in de­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't brood 1984 Ching dynasty John Lone, Joan Chen veloping could begin to yield the types 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) V M T w v o . about a wrong you feel was recently [A&E] Battle Line Cl l989t)»NfA lr>cl of results for which you've been hoping done to you by another If you can’t [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire in the year ahead. Instead of quitting, (CNN] PrimeNews shake it, bring it out into the open today |D IS ] Good M orning, M iss Bliss (CC) [TM C ] MOVIE: Assassination' A Se this Is the time to redouble your efforts. so that it can be resolved collectively. ciei Service agent tries to gel to the bot­ [ESPN] College Basketball: Seton Hall tom of an apparent plot to assassinate the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) This can VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Conditions at C onnecticut (2 lus ) (Live) be a very productive day for you, pro­ could be a trifle testy today where your first lady Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, Ste­ NORTH 2-l&-8« [HBO] MOVIE; You Can t Hurry Love' phen Elliott 1987 Rated PG 13. (In vided you are well organized and me­ social involvements are concerned. Try A lilted young man from Ohio heads to Los Stereo) ♦ Q J 10 5 thodical. If you attempt to do things in a to ignore minor infractions that dis­ V 8 7 piecemeal fashion, you won't be happy please you, so that small waves don't ♦ Q 6 4 3 with the results. Trying to patch up a grow Into a tidal force. ♦ A Q 4 losing heart. When they aid not split, he had no recourse but to ruff out the broken romance? The Astro-Graph LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) There are In­ WEST EAST Getting a line last club and then get off lead with a Matchmaker can help you to under­ dications today that you might be a bit ♦ 7 3 ♦ 9 8 heart. West won the jack of hearts and stand what to do to make the relation­ too competitive for your own good. Eastern Connecticut’s ▼ (i J 9 2 ♦ K 6 5 4 3 ship work. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, P.O. Subdue Inclinations to challenge others on a missing king Ic'd a low diamond. What is declarer’s Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. over matters where a victory could be ♦ J 7 5 ♦ K 9 8 2 proper play at this point? Largest Private ♦ J 10 9 7 ♦ 3 2 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Try to meaningless. By James Jacoby One thing is certain. If the king of avoid a group of acquaintances today SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If you don’t SOUTH diamonds were in the West hand, East that make you feel more like an outsider have something nice to say about oth­ ♦ A K 6 4 2 The standard lead from Q-J-10 or Q- would certainly have won the king of THS CWOCOLATE6 1 SWIPSP UKg WHBSe DIPIGCT than a member. You need them far less ers today. It’s best you keep your opin­ ♦ A 10 J-9 or even Q-J-x is the queen. That in­ hearts so that he could safely lead a di­ FPOM NOI?TON WEPF LACED THF IP6A-MAT 1 COULD than they need you. ions to yourselt, especially when talking ♦ A 10 formation can help the defenders to do amond. The fact that East did allow WITH Booze' JUGGLE PINNER PLATBS? ARIES (March 21-April 19) Try not to to a person you know from experience ♦ K865 the right thing, but it can also help the his partner to win the jack of hearts Ei aggravate loved ones today by de­ who’ll repeat everything you'll say declarer to make the right deductions manding too much of them. A few kind SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) An in­ DAY CAMP Vulnerable: Neither means he must have the diamond king. ’’ Dealer: South in the play of the hand. He may also have the jack, which words will be more effective than a bar­ vestment that was reasonably success­ In today’s deal South drove to slam means declarer is just plain out of rage of harsh directives. ful for someone you know might not TAURUS (April 20-May 20) When mak­ work out as well for you. Before you West N orth East South after partner had made a lim it jump Four Two-week Sessions luck, but declarer’s correct play is low l! ing critical evaluations today let your take the plunge, it's best to get more r . 1 1 ♦ raise, showing 10-12 points in support from dummy in the hope that West Pass 3 e logic override your emotions and feel­ expert advice. Register before March 1 to ensure Pas.s 4 NT of spades. West led the queen of was forced to lead away from the jack Pass 5 ♦ Pass ings. If you think with your ego instead CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Even 6 ♦ hearts. Declarer won, drew two of diamonds. Open Daily 'til 10 PM S U D E D C m P F Pass Pass Pass of your head, your judgments are apt to though you may be convinced your acceptance and receive lowest rates. if rounds of trumps and then played the be erroneous. Ideas are better than your mate's today, W eekends 'til 12 ja m a , jMCOoy's books Jacoby on B ridg e ’ and ACCREDIIEO club suit, hoping that it would divide 3- GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Play your it's best to be flexible You could be on Opening lead W Q •Jacoby on Card Games’ (w ritten with bis father, Call: 423-1375 for brochure. CAMP 3. If clubs did split, declarer could the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at hunches today in situations that could the right track, but your conceptions tail ,ii It (->lt t' 1* T71 Spencer St., RAancheiter □ 6 4 6 - 5 5 4 6 pitch a heart from dummy and ruff his bookstores Both are published by Pharos Books be meaningful to you In material ways. may also have some Haws. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 15. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb. 15, 1989 — 19 BUSINESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

Carbide accord buoys Wall Street, dismays lawyers Notices PART TIME IHDMES irn H D M E s HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Real Estate FDR SALE I ^ F O R SALE As a condition precedent to JUST Listed. Beautiful CHARMING Older Colon­ By Brent Lavmon wasn’t enough and it isn’t settling all claims resulting from than 50 cents a share from the $200 million toward the settle­ the Indian government also will the placement ot any adver­ experienced Break­ CRUISE Ship lobs. Imme­ PHARMACY Clerk, full CASHIERS - Clerks - The Associated Press enough.” Belli said, adding that the leak of deadly methyl isocya­ settlement. ment and had $250 million in dismiss all criminal charges tising In the Manchester He­ fast Cook tor wee­ diate openings. Sea­ or part time, no expe­ Grampv's Corner IHDMES seven room home with ial plus separate build­ 14x25, first floor family ing lot. Manchester. he thought two or three times the nate at the Bhopal pesticide In the year ended Dec. 31. insurance coverage, leaving it at brought against the company and rald, Advertiser hereby kends, 7;15am-12:15pm sonal and career rience needed. Flexible Store has Immediate FOR SALE agrees to protect, Indemnify tor Coventry restau­ openings tor cashlers- room. Convenient lo­ Neat as a pin, older DANBURY - One of the $470 million would have been fair plant, which was operated by Union Carbide earned $720 mil­ risk for another $20 million under at least nine present or former opoortunitles. Excel­ daytime hours. Call tor and hold harmless the Man­ rant. Must be dependa­ appointment. Medi­ clerks. Starting upto$6 cation. Blanchard 8, home with hardwood nation’s most prominent liability lion. or $5.31 a share, on revenue Tuesday’s settlement. Carbide employees, including chester Herald, Its officers lent pav. World travel. All real estate advertised In Wall Street, however, was Union Carbide’s Indian ble. Ask tor “ J", 742- Call (Refundable) 1- cine Shoppe, 649-1025. hour. Apply In person Rossetto Realtors," floors throughout. attorneys says the $470 million delighted by the settlement, of $8.32 billion. That compared to “ I think it’s a decision that was former Chairman Warren M. and employees against any 1488. the Manchester Herald Is We’re Selling Houses” Walk-In closets In all subsidiary. 518-459-3535. Ext. 508A. at Grampv’s, 706 Main sublect to the Fair Housing Anderson, who was charged with and all liability, loss or FURNtTURE STORE 646-2482.P______bedrooms. Heated rec Union Carbide Corp. will pay to which was ordered by the Su­ More than 3.300 people have 1987 earnings of $231 million, or pretty much anticipated.” he said expense, Including attor­ ENERGETIC Individual VETERINARY Recep­ St., Manchester._____ Act of 1968, which mokes It $1.76 a share, on revenue of $6.91 of the settlement. culpable homicide. neys' fees, arising from Illegal to advertise any pref­ JUST Listed. Try this room, workshop and settle all claims from the 1984 preme Court of India, sitting in died as a result of the Dec. 2.1984 needed part time for tionist. Full time. De­ MANAGER PERSON to assist man­ enclosed front porch. Bhopal gas disaster is “ much, New Delhi. leak, the world’s worst industrial billion. Union Carbide had offered to claims of unfair trade practi­ busy medical practice. pendability, good Experienced in furni­ ager In day to day erence, limitation or discrim­ seven room, 2 both, Warren, who maintains an ces, Infringement of trade­ ination based on race, color, spilt level, located on Also Includes a separ­ much too little” Union Carbide’s stock price disaster. The plant has been “ Psychologically, it’s terrific. pay the Indian victims $350 Duties Include; filing office skills, and ability ture operations with operations ot small ate building lot zoned office at Carbide headquarters in marks, trade names or pat­ motel, 30 to 40 hours religion, sex or national Ferguson Rood on for "They got off criminally soared $2.12'/! to $31.25 a share in closed since the incident. Financially, it’s reasonable.” million as early as 1986. The ents, violation ot rights of and retrieving medical to work well with peo­ knowledge of origin, or an Intention to tor a two family. Danbury, did not return tele­ records, assist prepar­ weekly. Excellent size. You'll love It! cheap.” Melvin Belli, the attor­ New York Stock Exchange trad­ said Leslie Ravit?.. a research settlement was accepted by U.S. privacy and Infringement of ple. References. Glas­ merchandising, buy­ make any such preference, $222,000. D.W. Fish The Indian government sued phone calls Tuesday. ing dally schedule. tonbury Veterinary ing, sales promotion, wages. Retirees In­ limitation or discrimination. Blanchard 8> Rossetto copyright and proprietary Realtors," We’re Sel­ Realty, 643-1591.0 ney who represented the interests ing after news of the settlement Carbide for $3 billion in damages, director for Salomon Brothers courts but rejected in India. rights, unfair competition Apply In person, be­ Hospital, 633-3588. customer relations, vited. Please call 643- The Herald will not know­ of about 2.000 plaintiffs beforethe and the company’s estimate that claiming company negligence Inc. in New York. “ This relieves U.S. District Judge John F. In a prepared statement. Union and libel and slander, which tween 10am and 6pm. 1555 between 9am and ingly accept any advertise­ ling Houses" 646-2482.a MANCHESTER. Three purchasing and oper­ bedroom home In great cases were transferred to Indian it expected a relatively mild caused the leak. Union Carbide the pressure on Union Carbide Keegan ruled in May 1986 that all Carbide Chairman Robert D. may result from the publica­ Sports Medicine ot Rapidly 12 noon, Monday ment which Is In violation ot OLDIE But Goodie. Nitty tion of any advertlsment In ating bedding depart­ the law. shape. Flreplaced liv­ courts from U.S. courts, said and the stigma.” claims filed against Carbide by Kennedy said, “ We are pleased Manchester, 155 Main through Friday for six room Cape on Man- impact on its earnings from the maintains that sabotage by a the Manchester Herald by Expanding ment. Send resume to: appointment. ing room, carpeting James Wilbur. a vice president individuals and the Indian go­ that this will now provide for the Street, Manchester. Box A, C /0 Manches­ chester's Westside. Tuesday in a telephone interview agreement. disgruntled employee caused the advertiser. Including adver­ SOUTHERN New Eng- Three bedrooms, ce­ throughout. Vinyl from San Francisco. The Indian Supreme Court gas leak. with Smith Barney. Harris Up- vernment should be transferred care and rehabilitation of the tisements In any free distri­ NATIONAL health Business ter Herald, 16 Brainard land classifleld ads sided with a 2 car bution publications pub­ Looking for an indi­ ramic bath, fireplace, "W'e had that amount of money ordered Carbide to make pay­ The company said it expected ham and Co. Inc. in New York, to India. victims and their families and a agency serving Place, Manchester, CT reach nearly 800,000 hardwood floors plus garage. This was the lished by the Manchester homes In Connecticut two years ago in New York and it an earnings impact of no more said Llnion Carbide has set aside Under Tuesday’s settlement. fair resolution of all issues.” Herald. Penny Sleffert, Greater Manchester vidual who desires an 06040. carpet, newer furnace model home tor the ment by March 31. thereby Direct Care Aide and Rhode Island. The Publisher. area, seeking enthusi­ income in excess of wanted to work with men­ and plumbing. Heavy- entire complex. astic energetic and WAREHOUSE Help. price tor a basic 25 duty insulation. Lotsot $179,900. D.W. Fish *10K per month. No Prefer one year expe­ tally retarded adulta full word ad Is only $55 and Realty, 643-1591.0 [lo s t goal oriented Individ­ and part time poaltlona nooks and crannies! ual tor part time Pro­ experience neces­ rience. Metal Distribu­ will appear In 43 news­ AND FOUND available In our W. Htfd., Jackson 8, Jackson COLUMBIA. Walk out gram Director posi­ sary. I will train. tor. Call 649-0092, Aero papers. For more In­ Real Estate, 647-8400.D your back door and Drexel’s settlement exceeds Carbide’s Space Alloys, Inc. WIndaor and So. WIndaor formation call Classi­ tion. Responsibilities skate In the wlnter/s- FOUND. Female cat, Call Dave Farrell for group homea. Experience fied, 643-2711 and ask JUST the place to start closest approximation of Carbide’s Include volunteer de­ wlm in the summer In By Peter Coy black with brown high­ velopment, planning the facts preferred but will train. tor detalls.D out. Brand new duplex offense, was rated extremely serious building In which you beautiful Columbia The Associated Press lights. Long hair. Hlll- and Implementation ot FULL TIME Competitive wagea and Lake. Three bed­ stown Road and Still 289-8459 own your own side. at 39.1. service and rehabilita­ We have openings for fringe benefits. Call VERNON. Immaculate rooms, 1'/2 baths, Mag- Several factors complicate the Field Road. Call 649- tion and public educa­ ATTENTION. Hiring. Go­ Garrison Colonial. Over 1,300 square feet NEW YORK - Union Carbide Corp. the assembly and Includ|ng3 bedrooms, 2 nltlclent view. Call tor comparison, however. For one. Car­ 3604. ______tion programs. Send vernment lobs-your eeew m 228-f«l3 Nine rooms, first floor Details. $234,900. Cen­ is paying millions less to settle claims full bdths, wall to wall bide’s chemical leak was not a willful FOUND. Persian cat on resume to: Executive area. $17,840-$69,485. packaging of our home EOE Ag«ncy family room with fire­ tury 21 Epstein Realty, from a chemical leak that killed Director, 243 East Cen­ Call 602-838-8885. carpeting, full private act by senior management, although February 12. In Ver- made foods. *5.50 to place, finished rec basement, separate 647-8895.0 thousands of people in India than non/Manchester vicin­ ter Street, Manchester, room or 5th bedroom In prosecutors charged that the com­ FULL Time shipper. start with scheduled parking area. Great LEBANON. Magniticlent Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc is ity. 643-1196. 06040. Profit sharing. EOE. WANTED: Experienced, basement, garage. pany was criminally derelict in its wage review and great part time cook and location on Stark­ describes the floor plan paying for white-collar crime on Wall 647-8596. Large treed lot. weather Street In Man­ In this spacious 3 bed­ duty to ensure the plant’s safety. COOK. Part time. Posi­ benefits. Call housekeeper, church $198,500. Phllbirck Street. tion opening for an chester. Affordably room Colonial with a The U.S. government could get SERVICE MAN rectory, llve-ln resi­ Agency, 646-4200. To some legal experts, the compari­ Institutional cook to dence available. For priced at $138,000. contemporary flair. more out of Drexel than the Indian Employment for RV’s FIrsh floor laundry, son between Union Carbide’s $470 work Sunday morn­ Full or part time. Will 633-4663 appointment, coll 742- MANCHESTER. Super­ Jackson 8< Jackson government could get out of Carbide ings, 5am-1pm. Expe­ Real Estate, 647-8400.O breakfast nook, 2'/z million payment and Drexel’s $6.50 train. Apply and ask for Dave 6655, between 9;30om- ior, spacious 4 bed­ because it had more legal leverage rience with theraputic NEW Listing. Location, baths. $259,900. Cen­ million settlement suggests that Un­ 4:30pm. room, 2'/z both tury 21 Epstein Realty, 11 over the company. I PART TIME diets helpful but will BLONSTEIN'S Colonial situated In location, location ore ion Carbide got off lightly, while to train mature Individ­ ASSEMBLY Mechanic 647-8895.0 Also. $470 million goes a lot farther HELP WANTED CAMPING CENTER wanted tor manufac­ South Manchester the key words tor this others, it indicates Drexel was ual. Must be willing to GENERAL home. Plenty ot space TERRIFIC Buy. Spar­ in India than it would in the United Route 83 Vernon turing company. Pro­ close to 1-384 tor easy overpunished. BAKERY Clerk. Part work as part of a team. commuting. This tine In this seven room kling clean Cape Cod In States. Differences in the cost of living duction Department. In either case, differences in the time position. 15-20 Free meals and pro­ INSURANCE Office. OFFICE home was custom built Cope with over 2200 convenient neighbor­ amplify the actual value of Carbide’s rated benefits. Contact Clerical Including typ­ Will train. Profit shar­ hood. Three bedrooms, treatment of Carbide and Drexel point hours weekly. Excel­ ing. EOE 647-8596. DUTIES by the present owners sauore feet, large tlre- payment. lent starting rate. Food Services Supervl- ing and telephone re­ and features oversized ploced living room, formal dining room, up oddities in the way legal systems Include typing, tiling, Carbide’s average payment per life Please call tor Inter­ s o r a t 643-5151. quired. Mature woman DELI. 18 Years or older. rooms. Lovely lands­ three bedrooms, three eat-ln kitchen, hard­ deal with allegations of corporate Monday-Frlday. EOE. preferred.. Call Jewell- light bookkeeping, an­ wood floors, and gar­ lost is about $140,000. That is nearly view, 646-5718. Retirees welcome. caping surrounds this full baths, cheerful crime and negligence. England Insurance, Five days, 3-8pm or swering phone and stone fronted home. country kitchen and 2 age too. Ideal first IN BRIEF 100 times as much as an Indian court 646-4662. dealing with custom­ “ There’s no doubt in anyone’s mind weekends. We will Century 21 Epstein cor garage. $249,900. home. Priced to sell. had ever ordered in payment for ers. Apply In person. that the Bhopal incident is more mVENTORY/WAREHOUSE train. Apply at A 8i A Realty, 647-8895.0 Sentry Real Estate, 643- Only $135,900. Call deaths in cases that involved govern­ Food Store, 140 West 4060.O Linda Brown tor Zapadka receives award serious than the Drexel Burnham BLONSTEIN’S ment. such as train wrecks, according Person and driver Street, Bolton. (Route NEW Listing. South Mon- “Above the Crowd" Lambert case But whoever said that Camping Center chester eight room Co­ l,eon J. Zapadka to Curtis Tarr, dean of Cornell needed for heating- 85). HARD TO BEAT service, evenings, 647- rationality prevails in the administra­ 784 Tolcottvllle Road lonial ottering tour 8691. Re/Max east ot of Bolton recently University’s Johnson Graduate /cooling contractor Manchester, must selll tion of justice?” said Robert Figlio. CLASSIFIED CRAFTS Rte. 83, Vernon large bedrooms, first the river, 647-1419.0 A Feature of The Manchester Herald to control material, 6 Room oversized received the adjunct professor of legal studies at School of Management. RN’s/LPN’s floor family room, 2 '/2 NEW Listing. Country pick-up parts and de­ Advance to ExceJIsnce baths and 2 cor garage. cape. 3 bedrooms, 1'/i Award of Merit the University of Pennsylvania’s Tarr said he had no figures on cases ACCOUNTS Payable. kitchen, large dining from the Connecti­ involving liability of private entities. liver to job sites. Full Super new rate of pay. New Englonds largest Hove the feeling ot baths, garage, Rec. room, front foyer with Wharton School. AP photo time position. Paid For 3pm-11pm thUI. MonOty-Frl- open country on this Room, convenient lo­ cut Nurserymen’s “ The difference between the cases day. For full or part Mma poaHlona electrical products dis­ French doors to tire- Carbide agreed Tuesday to pay $470 medical, life, dental oversized lot yet the cation. Reduced to Assocation for out­ is that Carbide has always sensed a OR tributor has on opening placed living room, million to the government of India in a LANDMARK VERDICT — William Krohley, left, and J.B. tor on Accounts Paya­ convenience ot town. •149,000. Call Joe standing contribu­ responsibility and wanted to do what and vacation pay. 7pm-7am. avary Sal. and Sun. three big bedrooms surprise court-ordered settlement Dadachanndji, lawyers for Union Carbide, are in a happy mood ASK ABOUT OUR CHILDCARE ble Clerk. The primary Private wooded set­ Lombardo S Associ­ with lots ot huge tions to the nursery Call Alco-AIre In REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM ting. $219,900. Sentry resulting from the Dec. 3. 1984. gas they could,” Tarr said. “ In the Drexel responsibility Is to pro­ ates 647-1413. closets. Natural wood­ industry. after submitting final papers today in New Delhi, India, for thing, you have quite a different East Hartford at For mora Information, call cess Invoices, ensuring Real Estate, 643-4060.a leak at Bhopal that killed more than (Xractor of Nuraing. work throughout. Lots settlement of damages in the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster. vendors ore paid the Zapadka owns 3.300 people in the world’s worst situation, where some people were 289-8879. SPARKLING! This seven of space In this charm­ an d operates operating in a kind of a gray area of Crestfield appropriate amount on ing home. $148,900. Call industrial disaster. time. This Involves room Ronch Is In move Woodland Gardens legality.” FURNITURE Sales peo­ Convalescant Home In condition. Beautiful LIndo Brown tor Activists in Bhopal denounced the accounts. Manchester. CT substantial Interaction THE DEADLINE FOR "Above the Crowd" Inc. of Manches­ 50.000 Americans in the late 1970s to ple to work full time hardwood floors, new settlement as a betrayal of the 20.000 The plea bargain, which awaits the rank offenses ranging from loitering Drexel might have gotten off more and part time In large with purchasing and a PLACING OR service, evenings, 647- ter. He has been an 643-5151 wide variety ot vend­ bedroom carpets, new victims who still suffer from exposure approval of a federal court and the to murderous bombing, gives some lightly five or 10 years ago. before furniture store. Excel­ CANCELING AN AD IS kitchen cabinets and 8691. Re/Max east ot association ors. We otter career the river, 647-1419.P to the deadly gas that escaped from a Securities and Exchange Commis­ hint that Carbide would be considered revelations about E.F. Hutton & Co., lent earnings potential. VARIETY, Creativity, 12 NOON THE DAY floor. Family room has member for more Dennis Levine, Ivan Boesky and Immediate openings. opportunities with ex­ BOLTON. Come view this pesticide plant. The government had sion. averted a lengthy trial over the more serious offender. MAGAZINE RACK. Build a practical and Fun tor the right per­ cellent pay and benef­ BEFORE. MONDAY - separate entrance ot­ than 20 years and others caused a wave of public handsome rack that features multiple levels Apply In person after 12 son. We're looking tor tering possibility tor Inviting raised ranch sought $3 billion in damages. charges of insider trading and stock Price-fixing between large corpora­ noon to Mr. William its Including dental. FRIDAY, IN ORDER has served in every outrage over insider dealings on Wall to accommodate a large number of a flexible secretary In-law suite or at home with beautiful views. In Drexel’s case, the Wall Street manipulation. tions. a crime similar to Drexel’s. was Singer, 1061 New Bri­ Qualifications Include TO MAKE THE NEXT Affords great liveabil­ office on its board Street. magazines. 10x18x20 inches. Detailed with computer skills. one year accounts pay­ office. $154,900. Sentry firm that pioneered “ junk bond” Which corporation committed a given a relatively mild score of 9.2 in tain Avenue, West Attractive environ­ ISSUE. FRIDAY Real Estate, 643-4060.n ity with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 of directors and on plans include full size patterns. #2905 able experience, good financing agreed in December to pay more serious offense? the survey. Today, Figlio said, “ You’ve got a Horttord.______ment. Health and pen­ AFTERNOON BY 2:30 baths, family room other committees. $4.95 Interpersonal com­ MANCHESTER. Bring $650 million in fines and restitution The National Survey of Crime Willful pollution of a city water whole buildup of sentiment against AUTO Technician sion benefits. Send re- PM FOR MONDAY’S the In-lows. This 6 room with wet bar and more. He is also on the munication and moth Immaculate condition. Leon Zapadka and to plead guilty to six felony Severity, which asked more than supply that resulted in 20 deaths, the that activity in all levels of society.” wanted, full time. Im­ sume to Welles skills and CRT expe­ ISSUE. THANK YOU Cope has In-law apart­ board of control for SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK! mediate openings Country Village, 46 $205,000. Flano Realty, To order plans mail check or money order rience. It you quality, FOR YOUR ment In bock of house the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment available. We otter Welles Street, Vernon, with own entrance. 646-5200. □______and project number and name, with your pleose contact: Direc­ COOPERATION!!! Stations in New Haven and Windsor and a competitive flat rote Connecticut, 06066. tor ot Human Resour­ (Kitchenette, living BOLTON. Move In tor the member of the board of trustees for the Organizers run short of money name, address and zip code. Add $2.95 for pay. Earning potential, CUSTOMER Service De­ ces or apply In person room and bedroom) Spring. Nearly com­ Bank PACs give catalog (includes $16 In discount $40,000. We otter com­ Eastern States Exposition. partment ot manufac­ to: Economy Electric Full both with wa- pleted 2800 square foot couplonsi) In Okla. please add tax. petitive benefits. Call turing company needs Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ sher/dryer hook-ups. Contemporary In area The award was presented to Zapadka Jan. 27 646-1761. to panel members CLASSIFIED CRAFTS well organized, self­ land Turnpike, Man­ In-law would moke a of tine homes. Seven at the association’s two-day short course by starter with strong chester, Connecticut, beautiful family room. large rooms ot quality for state’s first Hispanic bank MANCHESTER HERALD OSOAO WANTED. Sitter In my newly elected association President John home tor 7 year old and computer background. 06040. 647-5000. EOE, HELP WANTED Nice size yard with workmanship. Three LOS ANGELES (AP) — Financial institu­ P.o. BOX 1000, BIXBY, OK 74008 bedrooms, 2 '/2 baths, Whitham. also of Bolton. say exactly how many $10 shares seeking to diversify the board of 3 year old. 8:30-5:30, Good office skills and M/F/H/V. room for garden. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Organiz­ tions which have a direct stake in the outcome pleasant phone Owner anxious. Including whirlpool. Woodland Gardens is a family-owned garden of stock have been purchased, directors and investment base Monday-Frlday. Kee­ ers of a proposed Hispanic-owned of the savings and loan industry bailout ney School district. manner. Paid benefits, $149,900. Reolty World, Tile and hardwood center founded about 40 years ago by “ The cup is not yet half full yet.” and reach out to other groups in floors throughout. bank are havingdifficulty raising contributed $3.8 million to members of South end ot town. profit sharing. EOE TECHNICIAN Benoit, Frechette As­ Zapadka’s parents. John and Anita Zapadka. he said, hut “ we are getting New Haven 647-8596. sociates, 646-7709.O $327,900. Flano Realty, the cash they need to go into Congress who will shape the legislation, it was 649-7773. business, and the bank’s presi­ there.” An appeal to the black com­ MANCHESTER. Immac­ 646-5200. □ reported. Quality insurance technician entry level posi­ Bank wants to move office dent says “ it may be we are a “ We’re disappointed that a munity for support, however, has ulate home In Buckely MANCHESTER. Beauti­ The members of congressional banking tion available in an industrial lab for a plastics fully decorated and little ahead of the market.” very, very strong support from produced “ no appreciable re­ PRIVATE PARTY School area. Three The Savings Bank of Manchester has applied panels accepting campaign contributions from bedrooms, two full remodeled throughout, In the more than 18 months leaders in the community in the sults.” Hotchkiss said. manufacturer. Must have good math, science, to the state Department of Banking to relocate groups representing financial institutions Merchandise Ads baths, family room. full dormered Cape since they were granted state public and private sectors has not “ They don’t see this as fitting TYPIST and mechanical ability. Statistical experience Full walk-up attic with cozy fireplace, 2 its South Windsor branch. vastly outnumbered those who rejected money authority to form Connecticut developed into material invest­ into their current agenda.” We have an opening for a person with and previous lab experience a plus. This full­ could be 4th or 5th full baths, plus finished The office, now located at 973 Sullivan Ave.. from political action committees, the Los Popular Bank, the organizers ment,” Hotchkiss said, Hotchkiss said. time, first-shift, salary position involves mold­ bedroom. $184,000. family room, deck and will move to another location on the same Angeles Times reported today. accurate typing skills to learn to set ads have raised less than half of their Hotchkiss said the bank has Asked about the bank’s pros­ ing, and testing specimens for physical and D.W. Fish Realty, 643- In the Bowers School street if the application is approved. In their last election campaigns, legislators on our advertising terminal. 1591.D district! $150,000. Anne $5 million goal and have failed in been hurt by the Oct. 19. 1987. pects for success with just over electrical properties to military and customer four months to go before the next accepting PAC money outnumbered those who VERNON. Custom built 9 Miller Real Estate, 647- attempts to win support from the .stock market crash. specifications. 8000.O “ Investors who are interested deadline, Hotchkiss .said; “ I think refused it by 70 to 1, the newspaper reported. Prior newspaper experience will be room Colonial, 4 bed­ Dion promoted at CNG black community rooms, pegged floor MANCHESTER. Six in financial institutions have the concept is a very workable Bank PACs contributed about $2.9 million, helpful, but not necessary. Apply in person to: An extension was granted in savings and loans gave about $680,000 and family room, large din­ room, 1956 well built Richard P. Dion of Manchester has been gravitated toward the savings one and there is a definite need for and Immaculate Colon­ December that enabled the bank credit unions donated about $210,000, accord­ * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Rogers Corp., ing room, first floor promoted to corrosion analyst at Connecticut and loans and opportunities more what we are trying to do. It may Five day work week with a full range of billiard room, 2Vz ial with fireplace, to continue seeking funds until ing to figures compiled for the Times. * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day Natural Gas Corp.. Hartford. insured by government authori­ be we are a little ahead of the company benefits, including medical Mill and baths, 2 fireplaces, breezeway, garage. June 22. If they are unsuccessful Charles 0. Zuver, who lobbies for the Credit * Classifications 71 thru 87 Dion will be responsible for monitoring and ties and those which represent market.” and dental. screened porch and Backs up to acres ot in raising the money by then, Union National Association, said PAC contri­ Oakland Street much more. Imme­ private woodlands tor maintaining corrosion control of the distribu­ less risk,” he said. “ It’s the first time an effort has * Merchandise Under *250 “ that’s pretty much it.” Stephen butions are aimed in part at gaining access to diate occupancy. Ask­ extra privacy. $164,900. tion pipeline system. While bank savings are in­ been made to put a private * Ad must contain price! Manchester (8:00 am - 3:30 pm, Hotchkiss, the bank’s president, legislators. Please call Sheldon Cohen ing $289,000. U 8. R Anne Miller Real Est­ Dion started with the company in 1985 as an sured. the investments of stock­ profit-making financial institu­ You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds GENERAL OFFICE ENTRANCE) Realty, 643-2692.0 ate, 647-8000.n said Tuesday. “ If you do something for somebody, they’ll engineering technician He received his holders are not. tion into a community to help due to this low price... at 643-2711 for an appointment usually remember you,” he said. bachelor’s degree from the University of Second extensions are some­ More than 10 percent of the New serve as a catalyst for that Cr Mail your resume to: Massachusetts in Amherst. He and wife. times given, but not often, ac­ Haven population is Hispanic, community,” he said. President Bush’s bailout proposal would increase federal insurance premiums, sub­ Human Resources Manager Laurie, have a daughter. Colleen. cording to state banking officials. and Hispanics represent the Tomas Reyes, president of the CALL CLASSIFIED HJanrliPstrr Hrrali'i Connecticut Popular Bank fastest growing ethnic group in the Board of Aldermen, said he stantially more for thrifts than banks, to help P.O. Box 550 repay $90 billion to depositors at failed would be the finst Kispanic-owned the city. believes part of the bank’s An Equal Opoortunlty Employer M /F Manchester, CT 06040 institutions. 643-2711 NOW! LaPointe files Chapter 11 and- operated bank in the state The proposed bank would be problem is a result of how the COE According to federal banking located in a largely Hispanic venture has been portrayed. “ It’s' The plan also calls for doubling the savings H i 1 SOMERS (AP) — LaPointe Industries Inc., a and loans’ level of capital, which would take small defense contractor, has filed for officials, it would probably also section of New Haven known as been ethnicized. where it should away an advantage they have over banks. It reorganization under Chapter 11 of federal be the first such bank in New the Hill neighborhood that is now not have been,” he said. FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS MANCHESTER *174,900 England. without a branch bank. The bank While the bank would provide also would require federal bank regulators to LOTS OF SPACE - bankruptcy laws. oversee the thrifts. TELEPHONE In this Colonial-style Condominium. Located In a quiet Hotchkiss, a Spanish-speaking would also be two blocks from greater access to Hispanics and Grand Re-Opening LaPointe also announced Friday that Senate banking committee members among DRIVER area of town. 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2'4 baths, large temporary layoffs of more than 100 workers former manager of Bank of Yale-New Haven Hospital and the “ the education that can go on in a Work in a Whole New Family Restaurant rooms, flreplaced living room, newly redecorated. rest of the Yalemedical complex. bilingual fashion.” it would also the top 10 recipients of PAC contributions from Atrium door to patio. Low monthly fee. Call ua to see are now permanent. America operations in several SALES Our Restaurant on Main Street in Glastonbury To raise more capital, the serve the rest of community, banks and savings and loans are; Donald W. this attractive unit. The company listed assets and debts of more Latin American and Central Riegle Jr., D-Mich.; Terry Sanford, D-North Coventry area has just undergone renovation. We are cur­ American countries, declined to bank’s organizers have been Reyes said than $1,000, a federal court clerk, who declined Carolina; Jim Sasser, D-Tenn.; Jake Garn, Part Time rently looking to fill the following positions: to be identified, said. The clerk said no exact R-Utah; and Alan Cranston, D-Calif., the figures were available. Salespeople Needed Manchester newspaper said. • HosVHostess LaPointe. which repairs and reconditions Those on the top 10 list of recipients serving electronic equipment from aircraft taken out Home sales highest in 9 years Part Time on the House Banking Committee include; 9 a.m. — 2 p.m. or 4:30pm-9pm of service, has been criticized by federal Entry level positions Herald route. Stephen L. Neal, D-North Carolina; JohnHiler, Mon-Fri — All day on weekends inspectors for soldering that did not meet WASHINGTON (A P) - Sales Association of Realtors said months and sales in the South R-Ind.; Elizabeth Patterson, D-South Carol­ rose 5.4 percent. The Northeast, now open. We will pay you Earn $7/Hr. standards required under its federal contracts. of existing homes in 1988 hit their Tuesday. ina; and David E. Price, D-North Carolina. Short Hours — meanwhile, posted a 2.4 percent highest level in nine years as “ We underestimated the buy­ While Rep. Richard H. Lehman, D-Calif., a decline in sales, while the West while you train — MANCHESTER *230,500 Multiflow goes to Belgium purchases shifted to the lower- ing power strength of the baby member of the House Banking Committee, • Wait Person boom generation,” said Ira recorded a 1.4 percent increase. BEAUTIFUL AREA cost South and Midwest and said it would be naive to believe PAC money all you need to qualify is Great Pay! Full or Part Time Qracioua, 9 room Colonial with 4 bedrooms, 2'4 batha. BRANFORD (AP) — Multiflow Computer consumers opted to buy less Gribin, president of the Realtors wields no influence, he contended that critics Day and night shifts Flreplaced family room and bedroom. First door laun­ Inc., a producer of minisupercomputers, has dry, Inter-com aystem, double oven range, appllanced costly dwellings rather than group. “ The market is being “The Midwest was a bright star exaggerate it. an outgoing personality Earn $10/Hr. or more with tips and wages announced plans to open a European head­ Call 647-9946 kitchen. Finished rec room In lower level. This home leave the market, a real estate driven by people who are buying of the nation’s housing sector last Lehman received $20,400 from banks, quarters in Belgium. has many outstanding features. Ideal home for a grow­ trade group reported. in spite of rising rates” quarter, and we think its im­ savings and loans and credit unions for his 1988 and a pleasant ing tamilv. The office, scheduled to open Feb. 28 in Despite the dampening effect of provement will continue this campaign. FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS Louvain-La Neuve, Belgium, will serve as a The biggest sales gains were Ask for rising mortgage interest rates, year,” said John A. Tuccillo, the “ I don’t think it (PAC money) will have any telephone voice. 2944 MAIN ST., GLASTONBURY headquarters for the company’s European posted in the least expensive I D. F. REALL INC. sales for 1988 totaled 3.99 million Reaitors’ chief economist. “ We impact at all,” said Riegle, Senate Banking, operations, which include distributors in regions of the country. have seen activity pick up in the Call Michael at 643-2711 ' RCilLimTI units, up 2.6 percent from the Housing and Urban Affairs Committee chair­ Gerlinde 633-2895 175 Mila S L MioelMSIsr Israel, Italy and West Germany and a previous year and the highest Sales in the Midwest were up 6.1 Midwest and South and subside in man. He accepted $183,000 from PACs during For an interview call or apply In person. subsidiary in England COE M M S 2S since 4.05 million sales were percent during the last quarter of the high-cost areas of the his re-election campaign. between 1 -5 PM. recorded in 1979, the National 1988 from the previous three Northeast.” 20 - M ANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb. 15, 1989

^ 4 I APARTMENTS I CONDOMINIUMS I CARS FOR RENT FOR RENT CLOTHING FDR SALE Spccioli»D#tt! MANCHESTER. Onebed- MANCHESTER. Two GENUINE Sheepskin FOR Sale. 1974 Jeep J4000 f room apartment, se­ bedroom Townhouse coat. Man's, size 42. pick-up, power steer­ cond floor, new build­ with family room In Nearly new! $125. 649- ing, power brakes, au­ ing. On busline. $550 convenient area. $695 3642. tomatic transmission, per month, yearly per month. Coll D.W. Meyers 4 wav plow. CLEANING PAINTING/ ■>, ^MISCELLANEOUS $2000 or best offer. I CARPENTRY/ lease. Peterman Real Fish, 871-1400 or 643- ITV/8TERE0/ SERVICES REMODELING 1 ^ 1 PAPERING ID M SERVICES Estate, 649-9404.______1591. 871-0014 MANCHESTER. Three APPLIANCES FOR Sole. 1986 Suzuki ^Lean in g ... GSL Building Mainte­ room apartment. $480 IQ a J HOMES Quod Sport 230. $1200 or Svrvicino Monclinttr ft WII- M.T.S. PAINTING & nance Co. Commercl- plus utilities. Security. FOR RENT ELEC TR IC Stove. Sears, best otter. 871-0014. llmontic er*a. Honattend rallo- ai/ResIdentlal building No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 20", 4 burner. White bit ceupit to citon vour hemt, BUILDERS WALLPAPERING repairs and home Im­ weekdoys.______Nutone Coppertone otflct or wtndowi. 0 vtort provements. interior MANCHESTER. Immac­ Range hood with vent Btrltnet end rtftrtnctt. Coll Free E$llmat9$ M AN CH ESTER. Second ulate . three bedroom to outside. Very good Lourlt for 0 frtt ntlmoto. 646-2787 and exterior painting, CLYDE Call lokn light carpentry. Com­ floor, four rooms, $550. Colonial with 1'/j baths condition. Ideal tor 742-0267 • Planning Design Service plete janitorial ser­ Heat Included. Secur­ and attached garage. apartment or summer CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. • Custom Homss 649-3331 vice. Experienced, rel­ ity and references re­ $900 plus utilities. Call comp. Both for $75. R O U T E 83, V E R N O N BOOKKEEPINS/ • Additions iable, free estimates. quired. 643-1577. Contone Realty, 646- Manchester, 646-0271. • Decks 5900. 83 Nleean 280ZX •7495 INCOME TAX 643-0304,______MANCHESTER. Two WHIRLPOOL Washer. • Raersation Rooms 11-7 PROOFING/ bedroom flat, ap- VERNON. Fully ap- 84 Camaro Coupe •5995 I • Sunrooms SNOW REMOVAL. Nine months old. Ex­ 85 Century Wagon l O ' l SIDING pllanced kitchen, wall pllonced, one bedroom •8595 Complete accounting eervlcee • Kitchen a Bath Remodeling Resldentlal- cellent condition. $300. to wall carpeting. Heat unit In TrI-plex. Availa­ 85 Century 4 Dr. •8995 Including A/B. A/P, P/R, Q/L, • Window Replacement Commerclal. Drive­ Coll 646-0860, anytime • Roofing and hot water Included. ble March , 1989. $550 before 9pm. 85 Sunbird 4 dr. •4995 PAL Statement and quarterly LEAKY ROOF? ways, starting at $15. $675 per month. One plus utilities and one tax retuma. Can deeign • Siding Mott roolt can bt rtptirtd. Call Bob, 87^8841. 85 Spectrum 4 Dr. •5195 • Concrete Work In pitot of total ttrooSng txpantti year lease plus secur­ months security. Coll additional applications 85 Electra 4 Dr. •10,495 • Framing Crew Available CompMt rarooSne of til typtt. ity deposit. No pets. 649-9619 or 649-1262. I FUEL OIL/COAL/ tailored for your business 88 98 Regency 4 Dr. •9995 f»ee esTiuArts 649-0795. RREWOOD needs. Call 644-6181. FARRAND REMODCUNG 88 Grand Am 2 dr. •8395 Manchester Roofing STORE AND Room adtmions, deoks, roof­ DRESS Making, altera­ MANCHESTER. Nice, 88 Celebrity 4 dr. •7895 tions and most kinds of three room apartment. OFFICE SPACE SEASONED Firewood. Y^ssmcoMrrms ing, siding, windows and gutt­ 645-8830 86 Celebrity Euro •7995 ers. All types of remodeling and sewing done. 647-8730. Heat and electricity. Cut, spilt and deli­ 86 Spectrum 4 dr. Conaultatlon / Preparation repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Security deposit. No EAST HARTFORD. New vered, reasonable. 742- •4995 office space In restored 1182. 86 Nova 4 Dr. Individuata / Bus. 647-8509 DISTRIBUTION pets. 643-8552. •6995 Solo ProprMora ECONOMICAL, Third house, Burnside Ave. Ret. 645-6849 LABELS 3800 square feet with FARM SUPPLIES Tired of minuRlIy addreMing floor, one bedroom 872-9111 apartment with stove basement. Con be di­ AND EQUIPMENT Dan Moaler 6 4 9 -S 3 2 9 Let us ramodsl your kitohen or distribution mRlt — we can vided. Terms negotia­ bath from floor to ceiling. We ELECTRICAL automata this proetta providing and refrigerator. Nice quality aarvice for a raasonabta location. $475 Plus utili­ ble. For Information, HAY. Good tor horses or otter cablnalA vanities, coun­ coll Ruth FIske, 282- lAUTDS FDR ICARPENTRY/ tertops whoever your needs prlca. Call 644-6101. ties and security. No cows. First cutting, are. Call RALPH NA D EA U at pets. Call 643-2129. 0651.______$2.50. Second cutting, RENT/LEASE REMODELING ELECTRICAL & SECURITY WORK O FFICES - street level. $3. 742-9128, keep 643-6004 MANCHESTER. Three trying.______FREE Mileage on low Firs, Burglar and LANDSCAPING bedroom, first floor, Good for professionals. m W w a Batli Beslji Cefltar Excellent location. 46 cost auto rental. Vil­ RENOVATIONS Freexe Alarms. fully oppllanced, car­ IMISCELLANEDUS lage Auto Rental, 643- FREE ESTIMATES LAWN Maintenance. Re­ Oak St. 649-5334, 647- peted. $700 plus utili­ 2979 or 646-7044. PLUS MFM Construction sidential and commer­ ties. Security and ref­ 9223.______FDR SALE Complete Home Kitchen, beths, attlca, 5 6 1 -2 0 2 0 cial. Fifteen years eX' erences. Call 647-0628, 1725 D IVID A BLE square basement additions, New Pricing Policy a Maintenance perlence. Free evenings.______feet. Located In down­ CONSOLE sewing ma­ garages, decks, texture chine, needs work. $25. estimates. Fully In­ AVAILABLE March 1st. town Manchester pro­ Repair / Renew ceilings. Call HEATING/ sured. Call now for fessional building. Console stereo, $25. VOLUME 1 Ceilings, Walts, Painting, Two bedrooms, with Coll 646-0860, anytime PLUMBING early Spring schedul­ appliances. No utili­ Priced below market Papering, Carpentry 232-6832 - 561-4423 ing. 646-5858. for quick occupancy. before 9pm. PRICING i Iraunt • atntor 0/aoounf N ties, with garage. BRIAN’S HOME $700/month. No pets! Very negotiable lease P J'i Plumbing, Hailing 8 AUTO Security and referen- terms. Marilyn Vatte- BARGAINS 646-2253 IMPROVEMENTS SERVICES ces. Coll 643-2924. ronl. Sentry Real Est­ ENDROLLS Air Conditioning ate, 643-4060. 27*A width - 25$ Kitchens, Baths, Rac Roomt, Boilers, pumps, hot water M ANCHESTER. Onebed- 13% width - 2 for 25$ New Pricing Policy CARPENTRY WORK Dacks a Addttlona tanks, new and room apartment, heat, M A N C H ESTER . Office AH nasM fn » tmtmm • Llonma a hmint replacements. TIERtNNI’S hot water, carpeting, space. Approximately M U ST bs picked up at the S9202A Framing, Roota, Siding, Trim. FREE ESTIMATES AolMmllva EngiMirIni. hic. 1200 sguore feet. Pe­ Herald Office Monday thru air conditioning, all op- Thursday before 11 a.n; only 1987 BbIcK Park Avorbo Registered A Fully Insured 646-3923 pllonces. Coll 649-5240. ter's Furniture Build­ 643-9649/228-9616 276 Hartford R d , Manchester ing, 646-2364. 4 Door Sedan ysry Rsasonsbfe Prices MANCHESTER. Two Qutllty Work / Free E M Im tft 649-5823 Now »12,88(y’° iKsiPAINTINO/ bedroom Townhouse. Iq r J VACATION Cars, Trucks, yans, 4x4's Nice location, all ap­ Automotive •911SA 742-1579 1 ^ PAPERING "Wt tfo (ft* umnuaf W Ms ordimry’ pliances. Heat, hot wa­ 1 3 9 1 r e n t a l s 1988 CiMvroItt B«rftta FLOORING ter, air conditioning. M ISQUAM ICUT. Cottage 2 Door Coups Coll 647-1595. CARS MANCHESTER. Availa­ close to beach. One Now *959(P>« FRANK YOUNG sleeps 6, $500 per week. ble March 1st. Four FOR SALE t6064A PAINTING Simon Simon rooms, two bedrooms, One sleeps 8, $600 per TILEMASTERS appliances, large yard week. Special rate, pre- FOR Sole. 1987 Suzuki L T 1987 BNkk Rogal Interior Spaelallale and garage. Newly season. 643-1823.______500 Quod Racer. Never Custom Coupe remodeled. On busline. CAPE COD. Yarmouth. 3 roced. Very low hours. Now »9,660”” Pride taken in every job we dol Tile Sales and Installation $575/month plus utili­ bedrooms, 1 block to $2500, firm. 871-0014. Quality Is our main concern. ties. Coll until 9pm, ocean. Excellent loca­ #9212A tion. Available June- 1980 PONTIAC Sunbird. 623-6970. Automatic, power 1987 Olds DoHa BS REASONABLE RATES November. 647-7234. 4 Door Sedan EAST HARTFORD. Two steering, p o we r We cater to the home owner. bedroom apartment, brakes, air condi­ Now »11,990»» We are bath remodel and ceramic tile specialists. clean. Stove and refrig­ Iq q J MISCELLANEOUS tioner, Am/Fm FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED StJIBA Let us win your confidence! Call us today for a erator. $650 plus utili­ 13 8 1 FOR RENT cassette stereo. High ties and security. Call 6 4 3 - 6 7 7 4 free estimate. Commercial or residential. mileage, needs some 1987 Ckovroltt Colobrity 644-1712. FOR Rent. 1250 square work. $500 or best otter. station Wagon Member Chamber of Commarca 647-9004, after 6pm. HEBRON. Modern, two feet Including drive-ln Now *8990*^ bedroom. Heat, hot garage. Could be used 1980 PONTIAC Firebird. water, appliances, for office, showroom, Excellent conditon. SSOOOA parking, no pets. S625. repairs. Excellent con­ New paint lob. $2100. 1987 Pontiac Grand Am 228-3245 or 646-0882. dition. Coll 646-4920. Coll 649-1088. 4 Door Sadsn I CONDOMINIUMS I CONDOMINIUMS I INVESTMENT FOR SALE FOR SALE PROPERTY Now «8380<** SSOSSA CHFA Approved. This MALLARD View. Dis­ ROCKVILLE. For sale by 1986 Bnick Skylark Ltd. adorable one bedroom tinctive duplexes and owner. Six family un­ 4 Door Ssdan Condo at Eastmeadow townhouses. Located its. Good to excellent In Manchester and It Is on a private protective condition. Willing to Now >7980^ qualified tor CHFA- cul-de-sac, this new consider owner financ­ •S040A FH A !! Don't let this subdivision of quality 3 ing for qualified buyer. bedroom townhouses MAZDA 1988 Bniek Rogal great financing pass Coll for details. 225- you by. Fully ap- and duplexes await 1012, 9-5. 1989 MAZDA B2200 PICKUP Custom Coups pllanced kitchen, ce­ vour Inspection. Kit­ 2.2 Litre 4 Cylinder, 5 Speed Now *7890'’* ramic both, first floor chens have oak ca­ io n i RESORT unit, ample storage binets, range, oven, Front Disc Brakes, Double and parking. $77,500 dishwasher, refrigera­ IZO I PROPERTY 1986 Bnlck Skykawk Jackson 8< Jackson tor and bullt-ln micro- Wall Bed Constructoin, Custom 4 Door Sadsn Real Estate, 647-8400.D wave ovens. Fire- G O T the cold weather placed living rooms, blues? Come to sunny intermitent wipers. Bench Now *6380^ WANT ADS are the V/2 baths with full vani­ Myrtle Beach, South Seat. #3-2023 SS424A friendly way of finding o ties, separate full base­ Carolina. $59,900 pre­ construction prices. 1986 Plymontk Rollant cash buyer for applian­ ments, 2 zoned base­ MAZDA CASH BACK » 7 5 0 station Wgon ces, musical Instruments, board heating systems, Two bedroom luxury YOUR cars and a host of other Andersen permoshleld golf villas, free golf Selling Price *7749 Now >5440^ Items. thermopane windows, membership. Coll 1- COST luxurious wall to wall 800-225-6897. *6999 SK1SA M A N C H ESTER . Condo. carpeting and attached 1986 PlymoHth Rollaot U 8. R built. Beautifully garage. Come see the 1988 MAZDA 929 4 Door Ssdan maintained private pa­ mode for tomorrow. 1989 MAZDA MX6 LX Now *4880^ tio with sliders from You own vour own lot aOSTGUBES dining room. Full base­ and house. No associa­ ment with laundry tion tees. Competi­ HOMS OWNERS 1988 Pontioc 6000 tively priced from hook-ups. Two air con­ a FORECLOSURE!! 4 Door Sedan ditioners. Closets ga­ $149,900. Blanchard & lore. End unit. $115,000. Rossetto Realtors," a BANKRUPTCY!! Now *6990*’* Realty World, Benoit, We're Selling Houses" a DIVORCEDII eoeoAA Frechette Associates, 646-2482.0 Falling behind on your mort­ gage payments? We can Auto, A/C, mud guards, Intermitent wipers, 1985 Bnlck Contnry Ltd. 646-7709.O A DORA B LE-Affordable. helpl No payments up to 2 4 Door Sadsn Four room, 2 bedroom, power stering, moon roof, power windows, ysarsi Bad credit, bankruptcy locks, child proof locks, AM/FM stereo. Auto, A/C, power sunroof. Aluminum SOUTH WINDSOR. A uni­ IVa both Townhouse or unemployment Is not a wheels, Rear Spoiler, # 3-5035. Now *6590** que ottering at "Strow- condo. One cor garage, problem. Foreclosure assls- #2-9016 Demo brldge''. Three under. Move-In condi­ tancs available for the di­ SS061A bedroom, townhouse, 3 tion. Easy access to vorced and aalf-employad. 1985 Bnlck Pork Avonno full baths, fireplace, Coneolldete bills — save your 4 Door Sadsn highway. Close to horn el * 1 7 , 4 5 0 n 6 , 9 5 3 central air. Garogeand shopping and schools. much more. Priced of Don't wait on this SwIm Comtnrativt 6ro«p Now *9660** $174,000. U & R Realty, at (203) 454-44M or SS02TA one!!! $102,900. Strano USED CARS — OVER 100 CARS IN STOCK 643-2692.0 Real Estate, 647-7653.0 (203) 454-1336 1985 Bnlck Somment 19S7 HONDA isaa MAZDA leaa m a z d a ItSa MERCURY 1983 MAZDA INVITATION TO BID as ESCORT 2 Door Coups Auto PRELUDE M Xe LX RX7 COUGAR O L C W A G O N NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the EIGHTH UTILITIES Auto Now *5880** DISTRICT, 32 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONNEC­ Rentals TIC U T, seeks bids for the following Item; ’2y550 ’ 10,999 ’12,999 ’9,999 ’10,999 ’2,999 fSOZTA PACKAGE INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR t»tf-im 1985 Bnkk Rogal 1 Bid specifications may be obtained during normal business 19B8 CHEVY teas BM W 1984 P O N T IA C 1987 MERC. Custom Coups IRDQM8 so tUNBIRO aa SKYLARK Hours (8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M .) Monday thru Saturday from 010 4x4 328 E FIREBIRD SABLE the Dispatcher of the Eighth Utilities District Firehouse, 32 FDR RENT A T , A/C 4 door Now *6460** Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040. tSOSIA Sealed bids will be received at the above address until 7:00 ROOM tor non-smoking ‘5,995 ’3,995 P.M . on Monday, April 17, 1989, ot which time they will be ’8,795 ’12,999 ’5,995 ’8,999 1985 Ckovrolot Comoro publicly opened, reod and recorded. gentleman. Kitchen 2 Door Coupe 1 N 7 F O R D 1 C S 4 F O R D laar m e r c u r y 1889 M A Z D A 1988 LINCOLN Bids shall remain valid for thirty days from the bid opening privileges, washer and 88 CHEVY 810 dote. The District reserves the right to relect any and all bids dryer, parking. Call T -B IR D LX T-BIRD COLONY PARK PICKUP G S L RX7 CONTINENTAL Now *6660** for any reason deemed to be in the best Interest ot the Dis­ 643-5600. Auto, AC. AM/FM Auto. AC Sts Wagon trict. •S481A MANCHESTER. Cleon, ’7,222 EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT ’10,999 ’6,999 ’10,999 ’8,999 ’15,999 1986 Ckovrolot Colobrity Andrew Katkouskos, aulet, convenient to 4 Door Sedan Insurance Commissioner busline. Coll anytime. 19SS C O L T lose PONTIAC as PONTIAC 1968 SUBARU 1988 BUICK 1988 O L D S Doted at Monchester, CT This 14th Dov ot February, 1989 646-8337. VISTA WAGON BONNEVILLE G R A N D PRIX G L T U R B O RIVIERA D E L T A 88 Now *6970** Aulo Auto, AC 4 wo 028-02 MANCHESTER. Room In •aisoA quiet rooming house. ’6,999 Off street parking. $75 ’5,999 ’11,995 1988 Ckovrolot Coprico LEGAL NOTICE ’4,999 ’7,999 ’8,999 4 Door Baden TOWN OF ANDOVER per week. 646-1686 or 1903 LINCOLN 86 T -B IR D 1989 SAAB too 1987 MAZDA PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION 569-3018. 19S3 PONTIAC $8 MAZDA RX7 PUBLIC HEARINGS FIREBIRD GSL M A R K VII Aulo, A/C TURBO B2000LX Now *8660** The Planning & Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ MANCHESTER. Profes­ Auto, AC Loaded ticut will hold Public Hearings on Tuasdov, Fabruorv21,1989 sional female, kitchen at 7,-30 p.m. In th Andover Elementary School on the tollow- ’7,995 ’7,222 and both privileges. ‘5,999 ’9,999 ’10,595 ’9,999 85 Bnlck tnmersot Ing petitions: Coll 647-8874. 2 Door Coupe #554 — Application of the United Lond Group (Frank and Marlonn Mototo) for a 12 lot subdivision, Hickory Ridge, Now *6180** off of Burnop Brook Rood. IAPARTMENTS • 555 — Application ot the Town ot Andover for o Sand 8, FDR RENT Grovel Permit. A t this hearing, Interested parsons m ay appear and be haord MANCHESTER. Two MORIAR< ' Cardinal Buick, Inc. and written communiclions will be received. Information bedroom flat, first Z pertaining to these applications Is on file In the office of the 81 Adams Street Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. floor, near busline. I Manchester, Conn. Doted of Andover, Connecticut this 8th and 15th day of Fe- New carpeting, great b ru o ry, 1969. location, walking dis­ Hour>: 643-5135 tance to stores. $650 per ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Op«n Evenings 'til 9 p.m. 649-4571 Kenneth Lester, Chairman month. One year lease 301-315 Center St. • Manchester, C T (exit so ott i-s4) O pon Mon -T u w f -Wod - T h u ri N lg tfti plus security deposit. Fri. & Sat. 'til 6 p.m. 002-02 649-0795.