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The army described the the Severe Storms Forecast Center llEEi'i. attack against Israeli soldiers in fighting as heavy but a Druze in Kansas City. Sidon in 24 hours. On Sunday three Moslem spokesman said the army for almost every reason The storm spread up to 2 feet of Israeli soldiera were injured in a version was exaggerated, snow in eastern Nebraska, and grenade attack. In the Beirut area, the army high winds piled up 7-foot drifts on CONAiR 1250-Watt The reported advance by Israeli traded mortar and heavy machine- By AAark A. Dupuis fare program. doesn't mean they're limited in the one stretch of westbound Inter­ $tylar-Dryer EVEREADY Energizer C 110-86 2 M 0I8C 2-PACK., f. A 3 troops occupying southern Le- gun fire with anti-government United Press International Gov. William O.'Neill didn't number of topics they can choose. state 90 in southwest Minnesota. banon came a day after Israeli air Moslem Shiite militiamen across include a welfare increase in his Take liquor bills. 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Gerald At least 100 semis that waited out and 3 tieats to meet your every Has 44-oz. shatterproof con­ For toys, calculators, cameras, ahouidar. Collect all these hardware or Palestinians. The Druze opponents disagreed on the season and almost every reason, setting aside all of the revenue Crean Jr., D-Southington, would the storm at truck stops in need. Durable design. #085 tainer with measuring guide. on Any 0f«c Camera! morel Stock up now and save! ! extraterrestrlat figures, .W kodak. AmCO. WNOLTA, KONICA four Israeli warplanes also hit scope of the mountain battles including the weighty issues that from the 14-cent-a-gallon gasoline require exotic dancers to register Worthington, Minn., headed west Model #800 *Bee elerti lor deielie- *lMeftiiedhB§ RMPiiSiieme imml S10MI woBk wifr. SMy. iw ekwlHMiw. around the strategic town of Souk invoke deep feelings and will draw tax, plus from a 3-cent hike he with the state and pay a fee. The Sunday night. 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Bills so far this year go from to the bills to raise AFDC benefits, engineer said. IN OUR STOCK ON SALE! in fighting early today alone. significant bills may not even setting aside 2 more cents or more there are bills to put certain "W e’ve got no troopers out." a Thousands Hsmwesleswwis#*: .CLASSICAL ...... In "Arm ed men tried to launch make it to a public hearing. to all of the money, as O'Neill is welfare recipients in public jobs Nebraska patrol spokesman said b Sunday in Norfolk. "They can’t of TItIss CASSETTE S898 'ROCK OAZZ W H P a ln w Classified...... 18-20 another attack at 6 a.m, (11 p.m. Many of the bills in the hopper advocating. and one to allow cities and towns to in Evsrv ^ •COUNTRY Comics 1 1 " ___8 EST Sunday) on our forces in Souk for this session are similar, di­ O'Neill’s plan also is in the bring back "poor farms” for the even get out of their driveways." 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IUi|ili&<)4m‘SemIrOI CMLLON Manchester women sweep pageant 8^9 OurRsg. KMW coiiks tomturns atohwNi paint; semi-tHoos.- FOLYDOR AiMTA CM CSS CSI SCA AlUW RC By Tracy L. Geoghegan ago. " I ’m a little nervous about being in it a Herald Reporter second year. I don't know if that’s a good thing or a bad thing," she said. Miss French, 17, was snappy and poised VERNON — Jennifer Joy of Manchester SAVE OVER 25% in a black satin suit and bow tie as she sang was crowned Miss Greater Vernon 1984 M lb b b b t t l "Nothing Can Stop Me Now.” She truly Saturday night after she and two other beamed, however, when she piled her long CHAR BROIL young women from Manchester swept hair on top of her head and donned a white almost every award at the pageant. Portabia Table-Top evening gown. Elizabeth French of Manchester was Qas Qrill 2L12.76|ii The Manchester High School senior said named first runner-up, and took home a Wake tp nwsic pta ^ after the pageant, “ I am absolutely elated! total of $650 in scholarship money for her There aren’t words to describe how happy I 3 7 « 4 0 Riig.4S4» victories in the evening gown and swimsuit am ." Has 185 sq. Inch cooking competitions. Did she have to exercise to get into such aurfacs, cast aluminum Heather Hornyak, a Manchester High fine swimsuit shape? top and bottom casting School senior, was judged second runner- “ Yes, and I ’ll tell you, I was even dieting and 12,000 BTU stainiass up, and she received a $250 scholarship. Steal burner. Set ready — and that takes a lot for Liz French to diet, In the a contest full of vivacious talent and forbsrt>ecuetfmei because I don't have much will power.” lovely faces. Miss Joy's star shined the 1 -Weee Miss Hornyak, 18, astounded the au­ brightest. She sang "Love Is Where You Elactronlc Find It" with a clear falsetto, and grace dience with the depth and intesity of her SANYO monologue from "Rom eo and Juliet." She TelSiHhmnes that delighted the capacity crowd at Vernon brought to life the scene in which Juliet Middle School. 10x17* Cast Iron decides to take the potion that will make her TsfepliiRif *248 Having reclaimed the crown she wore two 8 . 7 6 ^ - a«rRig.slsip appear dead. HibaoN £» 0 f|. . years ago. Miss Joy will have a second j n ^ f ^ s t S p e " I t ’s the most dramatic scene 1 know," OurRegSM..., .,0 .0 Q chance at the Miss Connecticut title in June. she said after the pageant. “ And I knew I OouMe bowl, vent controls, s«4tch&fn4rymDn»! ' dM for:^M difP«m fd^ - “ I wondered if I should try it again," she adlustable twin grids, more. house has rnpthnrpkiigtRus said backatage after the show, in between needed to do a dramatic scene." eutomstIcnKNai.'' ie_w r 1 1 One of the first things Miss Hornyak said tears and congratulations. “ My father told JENNIFER JOY Herald photo try Tarquinlo AH' - me to go for it, so I did; “ she shrugged. she had to do after winning Saturday was to CRISTY® Dry Gas The thin, fair-skinned, brown-haired ... Miss Greater Vernon call her parents, who live in Georgia, to tell Manchester Community College student them the good news. “ Don't worry," one Tae Kwon-Do expert Q 7 S Our MANCHESTER said she worked harder for this pageant groups. her friends backstage said. " I'm going to go O f Reg. 64c VERNON call them right now.” Laura Barenbaum of Manchester practices Tae Kwon-Do, the 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-CIty Shopping Canter than she did for the ones in 1982. “ I'v e been Miss Joy came away from this year’s Helps prevent ^ exercising for two months to get these Vernon pageant with $1,600 combined The only prize not given to a Manchester Korean form of martial arts. She's been involved in the sport fpr gas line freeze-up. - ' contestant was the congeniality award, stupid legs firmed up,” she said scholarship money for her talent and nine years and recently earned a third-degree black belt. She STORE HOURS: DAILY A SATURDAY 10 AM to 9 PM • SUNDAY 11 AM to 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MONDAY overall victories. which went to Dennise Glendening, a “ rve. also been working with my voice teaches the sport at Hwang's School of Tae Kwon-Do on Broad teacher on my song," said the 19-year-old Her talent won her second runner-up in 20-year-old University of Connecticut jun­ who it involved in several local theater the Miss Connecticut Pageant two years ior from Beacon Falls. Street. Story and more pictures on page 13.

\ MANCHESTER HERALD, Monduy, Feb. 20, 1984 - 3 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Feb, 20, 1984 Ernest Hollings offers common sense with e blunt style Headmaster gone, but Christian school group optimistic By Sarah E. Hall sorts of things” — drawing up support from a lot more people. graders now at the Cornerstone praclical lor us. " sentatives. The next decade black community. But other black But Hollings has become in­ said Sunday. But he insisted the By Phil Duncan inch the president he aspires to Herald Reporter , policies and budgets, investigating We're going to work on that." Christian School in Manchester Some 40 churches in tile area brought an unbroken series of leaders saw a glim m er of hope that creasingly prone to question the high school project has "not come have expressed interest in the high Congressional Quarterly become. to an end by any means.” sites, speaking with prospective In its first year, according to have a similar place to go after political successes, including three Rollings might change over time. prioHties of • the Pentagon. He they graduate in June, he said, school project, and lour — the Last fall, supporters of the Headmaster Donald Emmet, teachers — to make the school a organizers. King's Christian High HOLLINGS’ BLUNT STYLE terms in the House, two as Speaker opposed the Dense Pack basing "Those kids will be provided for Church of the Nazarene in Man­ WASHINGTON - The headlines planned King's Christian High who lives in Coventry with his wife reality. School would accommodate about meshes well with the thrust of his pro tern. In 1954 he was elected IN 1968, the NAACP field direc­ mode for the M X missile and chester, Trinity Covenant Church out of Iowa in November blared SchMi said they were counting on Betty, moved from Virginia to "W e're not sitting on cash while 60 students in grades 9 and 10. one way or another," Dring presidential campaign. It is a call leutenant governor and in 1958, at tor for South Carolina, the Rev. I. advocated scrapping the B-1 in Manchester. Church of the that South Carolina Sen. Ernest God’s help to open their school in ' accept the post in July. He came on the Emmets are in need,” Dring Early plans stipulated that predicted. He said backers of the to national sacrifice that incorpo­ age 36, was elected governor. DeQuincey Newman, led Hollings bomber. high school project will meet with Living God in Farmington and Hollings had infuriated Hispanics September 1984. Now, with their an “ act of faith,” Dring said at the added. "The income we have is teachers would have to be both rates a scolding of today's Demo­ on a tour of poverty-stricken areas Glastonbury Community Church by grousing that "wetbacks from headmaster gone and their fund time. ^ going toward their support and will state-certified and "born-again" representative»«f the Cornerstone cratic Party, which Hollings thinks FACING A BUDGET DEFICIT, of the state to show him the plight THE BEST GLIMPSE of Rol­ school this week, to discuss “ how — have been spearheading the California” had .packed a state drive $130,000 short of iU goal, it Now he's looking for a new job. continue to do so until their needs Christians, and students would Hollings rejected suggestions that of the underprivileged, both black lings’ style as a legislative leader effort. Democratic Party dinner and is overly concerned with meeting looks like they’ll have to delay The 52-year-old man, with nearly are met.” have to meet rigorous academic ‘ we might work together and where the demands of special, interest he raise the sales tax, on the and white. "He saw a way of life comes from his three years as "All of us feel sufficiently helped Sen. Alan\"Cranston win their plans — but the leader of the 20 years' experience as a Christian The high school corporation has and disciplinary standards. Re­ the lord is leading us all." groups. grounds that it hit disproportion­ that he had never seen,” Newman senior Democrat on the Budget coriimitted to this vision, that if it second place in a straw poll taken project is still confident they’ll educator, resigned less than two raised about $20,000 so far, Dring portedly, the emphasis would be Other sites considered for the The cornerstone of hi? proposal ately at the poor. Instead, he said. Committee. takes 5 or 10 years, that's what it's at the event. eventtially succeed. weeks ago. He could not be reached estimated. Members had hoped to upon Biblical ethics and respect King's Christian High School have is to impose an across-the-board proposed higher taxes on a range Hollings was so affected by the going to lake," Dring said. ' Eve­ But the remark came as no great “ He blusters a lot and engages in “ W e've had a m ajor setback in for comment today. raise $70,000 or more by this time, for authority. not worked out. "It's still an open freeze on federal spending, one of items from cigarettes and liquor tour that in 1970 he published a ryone on the committee (eels surprise to Hollings' longtime a lot of tough rhetoric,” said that, financially, we havn’t been Dring said the Emmets "tried be said, and a total $150,000 by In subsequent years, Dring said, issue” whether the corporation's that would affect all government- to manufacturing income. book that called for a major stongly that we need to pursue this. 'friends. "It's been a joke for form er Sen. Henry Bellmon, R- able to support the headmaster really hard to survive on what was September. the scDool would grow to accom­ bid on -the empty Slye School in funded programs from social On the issue of school desegrega­ expansion of the food stamp How and when and why I don't years," said Henry Tecklenburg, a Okla. “ Sometimes he just gets and he’s had to resign,” Robert coming in and it just wasn’t “ It’s obvious this is a disappoint­ modate high school juniors and East Hartford will win approval. services to defense. He insists that tion, Hollings was neither espe­ program and free distribution of know, but w e're going to have a close adviser to Hollings since the carried away with his own Dring, president of the King’s working out.” Since July, be said, ment,” he added. "W e would have seniors as well'. For now, suppor­ Dring said, “ but in the short term, only his spending freeze would cially backward nor unusually food stamps to the neediest. Christian high school. " 1940s. "You know. ,'Oh. my God, oratory.” Christian High School corporation. Donald Emmet has been doing “ all liked to have seen, a lot more ters are concerned that eighth that (site) doesn't seem to be did you hear what Fritz said?' And convince voters that Democrats brave during most of his tenure as In the past lew years, Hollings governor. The atmosphere he whatever it was he was supposed to are serious about fiscal self- has been a much stronger suppor­ Some committee members felt fostered was one of respect for the have said, you know he said it." discipline. ter of civil rights legislation than he clung too stubbornly to his Open house law, working through legal pro­ Hollings is a man confident in the When he first sought office in he was in his early Senate years, opposition favoring more defense cesses to block desegregation. Manchester correctness of his convictions and 1948, racial segregation and mil­ according to an NAAC P study. spending than requested by Presi­ at Cheney not much worried about winning a itary hawkishness were articles of South Carolina went on to avoid the dent Carter. "H e is a leader in the pupularity contest among those faith in South Carolina policies and racial violence found in nearby On the Budget Committee in sense that he says what he thinks is in Brief Hollings was not a heretic. Today, states. 1980, Rollings warned liberals who Freshmen at Howell who differ with him. With his co rrect... if you don’t come along, Che’ney Regional booming voice and rich Tidewater Hollings" public profile is much In 1963, Hollings lost a bid for the were trying to impose a 5 percent that’s tough,” said fellow Denrio- G O P invitations astray accent, Hollings can be an impres­ different, the result of gradual U.S. Senate, but was successful in cut in defense spending that crat Howard Metzenbaum of Ohio. Vocational Techni­ sive, almost overwhelming pres­ change over three decades. a 1965 special election. His early "whether we like it or not, we are ERNEST HOLLINGS Republican leaders in town spent the weekend (Copyright 1983, Congressional cal School had a ence. Handsome, graceful and In 1948, at age 26, Hollings won a record in the Senate spurred engaged in competition with the ... civil rights supporter making telephone calls in an effort to clear up chance to show off perfectly'tailored, he looks every seat in the state House of Repre­ considerable opposition in the Soviet Union ' Quarterly Inc.) confusion that arose when invitations to Wednes­ day's Lincoln Day Dinner went astray. the school’s many Many invitations to the dinner arrived at the shop-class machines homes of Manchester residents as late as Friday to their parents at an Weather or Saturday because they had been misdirected in open house, last P e o p le ta lk the mails to Springfield, Mass. Several Republicans made phone calls Satur­ week. A tour of the Today’s forecasts day and Sunday to explain to people why the building's new voca­ ihvitations were late, and to assure them they tional education Peck picked for prize (Connecticut, Massachuusetts could still make reservations for the dinner. wing highlighted the The GOP’s problem was compounded by the Gregory Peck will receive this year's D.W. and Rhode Island: Clearing this event, and gave par­ Griffith Career Achievement Award from the afternoon. Highs 45 to 50. Fair fact that there is no delivery of regular mail today. ents the opportunity National Board of Review of Motion Pictures. tonight lows in the 20s except in the Garson Kanin will make the presentation at the low 30s along the coast. Partly At any rate, anyone who wants to make to see their children’s Players Club in New York on Feb. 27, when a cloudy and cooler Tuesday. Highs reservations for the $lS-a-plate dinner can still do school environment. special career achievement award in television 35 to 40. so by calling Ellen Zinsser at 646-0038. Guests are expected not only from Manchester Here, Bill and Wendy will go to Alistair Cooke. Maine: Occasional snow, rain or Previous winners of the D.W. Griffith award sleet north, ending elsewhere. and surrounding towns, but also from other parts Griffin and their son include Myrna Loy, Gloria Swanson and James Highs in the mid 30s north to mid of the state, apparently drawn by the guest John White — stops speaker: Malcolm Baldrige, U.S. secretary of Cagney. 40s south. Fair tonight. Lows in the to check, out an teens to mid 20s. Partly to mostly commerce. The board's annual awards go to Tom Conti as engine in the diesel best actor in "Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence," sunny Tuesday. Highs from the The dinner will be held at the Army and Navy and to Shirley MacLaine as best actress in upper 20s north to the upper 30s Club with a cocktail hour beginning at 6:30. department. Sam Al- "Term s of Endearment." "B etrayal" and along the coast. B es sop stands beside "Term s of Endearment” tied for best picture. New Hampshire: Gradual clear­ Growing church needs room them on the right. Linda Hunt was named best supporting actress ing this afternoon. Highs from the upper 30s north to the upper 40s After about a dozen years, the non-profit for "The Year of Living Dangerously " and Jack Herald photo by Pinto along the coast. Fair tonight. Lows day-care center operated by Manchester Com­ Nicholson was best supporting actor for munity College at Center Congregational Church "Term s." in the teens to mid 20s. Partly to mostly sunny Tuesday. Highs in is moving out. This fall, the center will take over the 30s to low 40s. Clearing this atternoon ^ custom-made quarters in the new campus Vermont: Today a little mixed Today: clearing this afternoon. Highs 45 to 50. Southwest winds 15 to building under construction. Town, Forest Ridge at impasse on problems Elegant auction coming rain and snow this afternoon. High 20 mph shifting to westeriy this afternoon. Tonight fair. Lows in the The church property committee decided last week to retain the vacated space for its own use, in the mid 40s this morning. Cooler mid 20s. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday partly cloudy. Highs system as well, because drainage from a town street Furnishings from the late Florence Gould’s A new ‘Show of Shows’ at least for the short term. Members turned down The town and the Forest Ridge Condominium to make the sanitary sewer connection. The Board of in the afternoon. Tonight colder around 40. Today's weather picture was drawn by Corey Lassen of Association are at an impasse over sanitary sewer floods the association land. Directors was asked at its meeting Feb. 14 to consider villa in Cannes, on the French Riviera, will be Sid Caesar and Carol Lawrence are rehearsing the rental request of Claudia Claverie, a local with snow likely at times. Low in 176 Center St., a fourth-grade student at St. James School. and storm drain problems in the area. The septic tank, just north of Overlook Drive, is condemning the easement for $750, but the board auctioned in Monte Carlo by Sotheby’s on June a new stage production based on Caesar’s golden woman who had wanted to start her own day care the 20s. Tuesday considerable The town wants to connect a town-owned septic tank tilled, and the town wants to make the hookup to the delayed action, primarily because it did not have lime 22-24. oldie television program, "Your Show of Shows.” clouds and seasonably cold. Flur­ business in the two rooms the MCC center uses The auction house experts say the furniture, into the association's sanitary sewer in Cliffside sewer line to solve the problem. to discuss the question in detail. Ms. Lawrence will play Imogene Coca’s role in ries likely. High 30 to 35. now. silver, porcelain and other works of art from the Drive, the condominium road. Drain water from Overlook Drive, high above At the directors' meeting, spokesmen lor the several of the now classic sketches. Long Island Sound: Winds wes­ “ Due to the increased needs of Center estate of the American heiress are expected to In exchange the town would maintain the Clillside. drains down across town land onto the ' association asked the town to consider negotiat ing an terly 15 to 25 knots this afternoon Congregational Church, and other church-related fetch more than $5 million. The furniture is association's sewer line. But the association wants the association property. The town, however, has not agreement under which the town would use the and tonight. Winds eest to northw­ organizations, we will not have the room that you mostly French 18th century, the silver English, town to take over maintenance of its storm drain accepted responsibility for the storm water problem it association lines to solve both problems and then take est winds 15 to 20 knots Tuesday. need,” said property committee chairman and the paintings Impressionist and post- says was worsened when First Hartford Realty Corp. over maintenance of both the sanitary sewer and Visibility 5 miles or more through Donald Ellis in a letter to Mrs. Claverie. impressionist. build the condominiums. storm drain lines. Tuesday. Average wave heights 1 “ We’re Just growing and need the space,” said Mrs. Gould, daughter-in-law of American Quote of the day Assistant Town Attorney William Shea said the law Attorney Stephen F. McElenery indicated that the to 2 feet today and 2 to 3 tonight and the Rev. Newell Curtis Jr., church pastor. railroad tycoon Jay Gould, died a year ago at the Calls does not require towns to design perfect storm drain association would resist the condemnation of the Chris Robinson, who has played Dr. Rick Tuesday. age of 87, leaving a world-famous jewel collectidn systems. easement unless an agreement could be reached on Webber on "General Hospital " for six years and Meeting set on lot sale valued at more than $8 million that will be sold at The town needs an easement over association land both the sanitary sewer and drain. has starred in more than 150 television projects, Christie's New York auction galleries on Aprii 11. The Board of Directors will hold a special Manchester does not watch TV. He said: “ Television when meeting at 7:45 p.m. Feb. 28 to act on the sale of a I'm not working is 60percent action — explosions, Extended outlook lot in Buckland Industrial Park to William J. Friday, 8:23 a.m. — alarm, 61 Chapel Road (Eighth fast cars and the like. The intelligent dialogue is Extended outlook for New Eng­ Gamache Jr. for $28,150. District). limited. So how can an actor learn? My time is land Wednesday through Friday: The lot is one of two facing Tolland Turnpike Friday, 12:26 p.m. — medical call, 117 Princeton St. D airii HARTFORD ROAD Master of the screen spent at movies watching interpretations, Connecticut, Massachusetts and that are being sold at reduced prices because the (Eighth District, Paramedics). figuring out how I can get roles, viewing the skills buyers will have to pay for a pumping station to Friday, 3:34 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, Main Q u e e n Sidney Sheldon has written a string of best Rhode Island: Fair weather Wed­ Satellite view of others." bring sewage into the sewer system. sellers — well, not exactly written. Sheldon nesday thru Friday. Highs in the and Sterling streets (Eighth District, Paramedics). The sale of other lot, (or the same price, to Friday, 4:12 p.m. — medical call, 28 Edwards St. doesn’t put pen to paper or paper to typewriter or 40s Wednesday and Friday and DAIRY QUEEN Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. E S T shows Bruce T. Jope, was approved at the last directors’ (Eighth District). ' even punch the keylraard of a word processor. into the lower 50s on Thursday. clouds which produced some showers along a cold front from New He said in an interview to air Monday on Lows in the teens inland and 20s on meeting Tuesday. Friday, 5:17 p.m. — gasoline washdown, 1221 brazier England to the Gulf of Mexico. Rain clouds along the Texas coast, and Gamache will build a machine shop of 8,000 to Tolland 'Tunrpike (Eighth District). WCAU-TV, Philadelphia's "10 AroundTown, " "I the coast Wednesday, upper 20s light snow fell from the clouds In west Texas and eastern New Mexico. inland to the 30s along the coast 10,000 square feet and will employ about 10 Friday, 11:46 — medical call. 119 Woodhill Road dictate to my secretary ... I begin with just a Some gray low clouds are irt the Ohio. River Valley, and most of the character. I don't know what the plot is going to be Glimpses Thursday and Friday. people: (Parameidics). You Have A Choice At Htfd. Rd. remainder of the country Is clear. In the West, rain clouds are along a Jobe will build a 9,000-square-foot building and and I will start to dictate — and as I do other Vermont: Chance of flurries or Saturday, 3 a.m. — dumpster fire, 664 Center St. The Jacksons — Michael, Tito, Jackie, cold front along the Pacific coast. O characters come in and the plot begins to take showers late Wednesday and rent about half oof it. (Town). Germaine, Marlon and Randy — are scheduled to He will operate a warehouse with assembly and Saturday, 7:46 a.m. — medical call, 24 Lyness St. form.” Thursday. Fair Friday. Highs in M.77 30.00 appear at the Pepsi Cola bottlers convention at the 30s and low 40s. Lows in the 29.77 distribution of heating and ventilating materials (Paramedics). Sheldon, whose "M aster of the Gam e" started New York’s Lincoln Center. teens and 20s. SEA to the building trades. Saturday, 2; 11 p.m. — car fire, 242 Broad St. Sunday as a CBS miniseries, said, " I write very Anne Meara will appear in the new Harvey visually. People have said to me, ‘You really have Maine: Fair Wednesday. (Town). Fierstein play, "Spookhouse,” scheduled to open Chance of showers Thursday ex­ BOSTON Senate pages sought Saturday, 3:56 p.m. — service call, 50 Grove St. the movie in mind when you write the book,' and in New York on April 4. cept chance of some rain or snow (Eighth District). the reason is that ail my life I have written for the Charles Bronson and JUI Ireland will be special state Senate Republicans are recruiting high north. Chance of lingering showers Saturday, 5:28 p.m. — medical call, 210 Spencer St. dramatic form.” guests at the Cesar Awards in Paris on March 3. YORK school juniors and seniors from six area schools, or flurries then fair on Friday. CHICi (Paramedics) Johnny Carson received the Award of the Year including three in Manchester, to serve as pages Highsinthe30snorthandupper30s Saturday, 7:22 p.m. — medical call, 40 Lexington from the National Association of Television at the State Capitol, Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, SALE 3*>^At*CISCO^ ' lOENVER Drive (Paramedics). to mid 40s south. Lows mostly in R-Manchester, said. Program Executives. Saturday, 11:54 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, the 20s to mid 30s. Students selected as pages will work from 9 Now you know Brian Kerwin is starring in the road company East Center Street and East Middle Turnpike (Town). 21 pc. New Hampshire: Fair Wednes­ a.m. to 4:30 p.m. one day a week on a rotating Have you tried one yet? version of "Torch Song Trilogy” in Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES i»ATLANTA Sunday, 11:18 a.m. — medical call, 79 Lenox St. George Washington was 57 years oid when he day. Chance of showers Thursday basis from March 26 to May 11. Students The Second City troupe has a new revue titled (Paramedics). They’re great...the was inaugurated April 30, 1789, as the United except chance of some rain or snow interested in becoming a page should contact "Orwell That Ends Well.” LOWEST Sunday, 11:34 a.m. — medical call, 55 Jarvis Road States' first president. north. Chance of lingering showers TEMPERATURES their school principals for details. (Parame^cs). “Brazier Crispy Fried or flurries then fair on Friday. 20 The schools from which students will be Highs in the 30s north and upper 30s (MIAMI Sunday, 2:25 p.m. — smoke alarm, 40E Pascal Lane /. recruited are Howell Cheney Regional Vocational (Tow n). Chicken". An 15 pc. to mid 40s south. Lows mostly in > LiOSNO< Technical School, East Catholic High School and the 20s to mid 30s. Sunday, 5:52 p.m. — medical call, 16 Edwards St. Manchester High School, all in Manchester, and "AW I, « .ItWOW (Eighth District, Paramedics). exclusive recipe 50 Bolton High School, Glastonbury High School and Sunday, 6:16 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 196 Windham High School. cooked to perfection Almanac High and low EIZ3 Oak St. CTown). UPI WEATHER POTOCAST ...just for you. The highest temperature re­ 8 pc. Today is Monday, Feb. 20, the ported Sunday by the National National forecast Slst day of 1984 with 315 to follow. Weather Service, excluding F o r the The moon is moving toward its Alaska and Hawaii, was 86 degrees For period ending 7 a.m. ES T Tuesday. Tonight, snow will be ^ w«»wiEN LECTURES^^ iast quarter. at Lakeland, Fla. The low Monday expected In the Great Basin and the Northern Rocky Mountains, Record The morning stars are Mercury, was 21 degrees below zero at changing to rain over the Central Pacific Coast, the West Gulf Coast .4^ -Weekly- % . Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Gunnison, Colo. Rsgion and Florida. Elsewhere weather will remain fair In general. D.Q. and Brazier A€% ^ There is no evening star. Minimum temperatures include: (maximum readings In parenthesis) A letter about Manches- - " , Tues. Feb. 21, 7:30 pm ^ * Those born on this day are under Atlanta 36 (63), Boston 30 (36), Chicago 27 (42), Cleveland 24 (30), ter’s bookmobile on the the sign of Pisces. They include Weather radio editorial page of the Man­ Sale ^ ^ each Dallas 33 (59), Denver 26 (60), Duluth 21 (36), Houston 34 (63), American Revolutionary War hero chester Herald Friday Jacksonville 47 (62), Kansas City 27 (51), Little Rock 31 (64), Los “Vegetable Gardening — William Prescott in 1726, Soviet The National Weather Service incorrectly spelled the broadcasts 24-hour continuous Choose from: sj„g|e Burger Premier Alexei Kosygin in 1904, Angeles 48 (67), Miami 64 (76), Minneapolis 26 (42), New Orleans 41 name of the writer. The weather information on 162.475 Making It Profitable and Pleasurable’ film director Robert Altman in (57, New York 23 (40), Phoenix 42 (73), Sarf Francisco 47 (50), Seattle writer was Ruth Bay rer of mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in 1925, actor Sidney Poitier in 1927, 34 (47), St. Louis 29 (50), and Washington 35 (55). 101 Forest St. and actresses Sandy Duncan in New London and 162.40 mHz in “ 10” Super Brazier Dog Meriden. 1946, and Jennifer O'Neil in 1949. Friday's report on the IR51 COFFEE " A N D " — FREE LECTURESI On this date in history: ad hoc Citizen's Commit­ Small Sundae In 1809, the U.S. Supreme Court Manchester Herald te e on Curriculum ruled the power of the federal dropped two words which only 49C each government was no greater than Lottery Richard M. Diamond, Publisher changed the meaning of a that of any individual state of the quotation from commit­ DIAND kStr Union, a rationale later employed Sale Good thru Feb. 29 Analrr USP6 327-500 tee member Geoffrey nuM piinin 8an$8pm Dally by the Confederate states to VOL. cm , No. 121 Naab. The story should GARDENS support the argument for their have reported that Naab Connecticut daily , Published dally .except Sunday Suooested carrier rotes are $1.20 Callage plfntoT right to secede. and certain holidays by the Man- weekly, $5.12 tor one month, $15.35 said his major worry was Hartford Rd. D.Q. and Speed Queen Laundry In 1938, Anthony Eden resigned Saturday: 245 <-hester Publlshine Co., 16 Brolnard for three months, $30.70 for sixi not the high achievers but Calirful pal plan SPECIAL Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040, months and $61.40 tor one year. 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Cnrflba*$ ONLY John Glenn landed safely after .dellverv problem, call 647-9946. three orbits of the earth in a On Feb. 20. 1938, Anthony Eden resigned as British Maine daily: 305. 8$N$ 4 Super sized Washers...... 1.50 load Oftice hours ore S:ia o.m. to S:30 The Manchester Herald Is a The highest point on the Mercury spacecraft. foreign secretary to protect the “appeasement” policy of Rhode Island daily: 1007. p.m. Monday throuah Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interno- Paltory •Blankets •Sleeping Bags •Bulk Items New Hampshire daily: 5042. to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery tional news services and Is a European continent is St. Patrick’s Day In 1976, former President Ri­ .Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain toward Nazi should be made by S p.m. Monday EMuiry Massachusetts weekly Meg­ member of. the Audit Bureau of Mount ETbrus in the chard Nixon and his wife left throuah Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. Caucasus Mountains of ate. Shamrocks onii 17 Dryers • 15 M inutes...... 254 California for a private visit to Germany. Here he tips porter at railroad station en route abucks: S-8-23-28-10-S4. ■Saturday. the Soviet union. China. to his constituency. Massachusetts daily: 7333. I i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Feb. 20, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 20, 1984 - 5 New Hampishire, Maine figures up; Connecticut shows decline ^ U .S ./W orld Iran and Iraq In B rief begin talks; Traffic fatalities vary dramatically in region’s states patients limited their driving and avoided stress Filipino launches newspaper . By Joseph Mianowany and sex. patients was lower than for the others — a fact United Press International The study showed the crash rate for the heart researchers partially attributed to the theory heart situationr. MANILA, Philippines — A Filipino publisher war continues today launched the country's first opposition WASHINGTON — Traffic deaths in the nation and daily newspaper in 12 years, calling the event a . New England appear to be declining, but new figures milestone in the struggle to break government By Mark Schaefer from the Department of Transportation show some censorship on mass media. United Press International ^ dramatic differences among the region's six states. Opposition leaders have called for a return to In its latest report on highway fatalities, the the press freedom enjoyed in the Philippines LONDON — Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini department said there were about 43,000 traffic before 1972. when President Ferdinand Marcos held urgent talks with his defense aide today amid deaths across the country in 1983 — a reduction of 2.1 declared martial law and shut down leading new fighting in the Gulf War offensive Tehran says percent from 1982, and a massive drop of 15.8 percent dailies. , .> ' has killed or wounded 3,600 Iraqis. from 1980. The total was a 20-year low. Publisher J o * Burgos said his newspaper, Ang Khomeini, Iran's 84-year-old spiritual leader, met When taken as a whole, the New England region Pahayagang Malaya, or The Free Press, would CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN with Hojjatoleslam Hashemi Rafsanjani, his repre­ mirrored the nation, with its 1,691 deaths representing compete with Manila's three major “crony" sentative on the supreme defense council, at his north a drop of about 2 percent. dailies, which are owned by associates of Marcos. Tehran residence, the official news agency IRNA However, the same figures showed the highway The paper was previously published three times a said. death rates in the six New England states to be at both week. IRNA, monitored in London, gave no details of the (he high and low ends of the spectrum. LOL WHOLE (DELI HUT} "People are fed up with the dismal reporting meeting, which came five days into the ‘"Val Fajr," or Individually, Vermont and Connecticut showed the HOMEY HAM » *3 .9 9 and pro-government slant of the older papers.” "Dawn 5" offensive Iran launched against neighbor­ greatest percentage drops last year, ranking them said Burgos, 43. "We hope to give a different ing Iraq at midnight Wednesday. Khomeini has the fourth and fifth nationally in terms of the largest MUENSTER CHEESE interpretation to our readers." final say on Iranian military movements. reductions. Vermont's 94 traffic deaths represented a BUTCHER SHOP $ 2 . 4 ’ Authorities jailed Burgos for a week last fall. Iran has vowed the new offensive will "settle" the 17.5 percent drop, while Connecticut's 442 highway USDN CH O K E NUTUWS His trial on subversion charges is still under way war with Iraq, which started in September 1982. fatalities equaled a fall of 15.2 percent. SHRIMP ROLL 2 / .Z 9 and he is technically under house arrest although BOnOM ROUND ROAST Tehran radio said Iranian forces beat back six Rhode Island, which was ranked 19th, and lb. * RUSSER he has complete freedom of movement. attacks by Iraqi troops in the past 48 hours, raising Massachusetts, which was 32nd, aiso showed 1.99 "the number of the enemy casualties to 3,600 from the reductions, although not nearly as dramatic. The 100 UiSDN CH O K E CENTER C U T PftP OLIVE LOAF » * 2 .2 9 Pilots approve Eastern plan ' beginning of the Val Fajr 5 operation." A breakdown Sleepy Diet session traffic fatalities in Rhode Isiand during 1983 BOTTOM ROUND ROAST HONEY NUt of killed and wounded was not available. of the Diet this morning. The lawmakers represented a 6.5 percent drop there, while the 640 B. *2.39 KNOCKWURST > 2 ^ 1 . 6 9 MIAMI — Eastern Airlines' pilots have Iraq said Sunday its infantry supported by Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro deaths in Massachusetts was a 2.3 percent reduction. HONEY NUT Nakasone (left) is awakened by Legisla­ in the lower house were holding a USDA CH O K E approved the carrier's $367 million bailout plan helicopter gunships struck Iranian positions in the The region’s figures were skewed, however, by BOLOGNA 1S.I. .2 9 by nearly 3 to 1, giving the final go-ahead for a central battle area along the border, "driving away >1budget session. dramatic increases in New Hampshire and Maine, EYE ROUND ROAST tive Bureau Director Takas hi Mogushi.a lb. HONEY NUT salary-for-stock swap designed to appease the retreating enemy (and) inflicting casualties in member of his cabinet, during a session which ranked 45th and 49th among the 50 states. *2.69 uneasy creditors, men and equipment." In New Hampshire, the 191 highway deaths were a USDA CHOKE BACK RUMP OLD FASHION is«. .7 9 A preliminary count Sunday showed 1,784 of the Iraq said the fighting was concentrated east of 10.5 percent jump, while Maine's 224 fatalities were a BEEF ROUND ROAST SWEET UFE pilots voted for the plan and 696 rejected it. said Basra, Iraq's second largest city and its main port on startling 34.9 percent increase. lb. *2.49 BACON * 1 .6 9 George Smith, chairman of the Master Executive the critical Shatt-ai-Arab waterway, formerly called Releasing the national figures. Transportation (CHEESE SHOP) Council of the Air Line Pilots Association. He said the Tigris River, which flows into the Gulf. Dole pushes budget bills Secretary Elizabeth Dole said while no solid USDA CHOKE BEEF ROUND tallies were tentative pending verification of Iraqi heavy artillery struck across the border from conclusions could be reached, it appeared the death CUBE STEAKS Poux se IWontagne Choese ft.*3.W ballots. Basra at civilian targets in Abadan, according to an WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. instead set a deadline for coming $300 billion annually before the end reductions were due in part to a crackdown on b . *2.79 Robert Dole, tired of "foot- up with a plan by Feb. 15. But that of the decade, could stifle the Union machinists, flight attendants and non­ Iranian report monitored in London. The report also ' drunken drivers. WEAVER DUTCH FRY A BATTER DIP contract employees already had approved the said Iraqi aircraft flew over Abadan and nearby dragging" by President Reagan's date fell in the middle of a economic recovery and send inter­ That appeared to be supported in at least some of plan, which required endorsement by all four Khorramshar but were driven off by anti-aircraft fire. deficit-cutting panel, will push his congressional recess. Congress est rates up again. the New England states. CHICKEN BREASTS 22 oz. M. *3.49 own initiatives this week for returns this week. PRODUCE BAKERY employee groups before it could be implemented. Iraq had said last week it would halt attacks on The panel on reducing the ' In Maine, for example, where the drinking age is 20, (PNESH BAKED PROM OUR dVENB) The program, worked out in lengthy negotia­ civilian areas in Iran. reducing the debt. "I am hopeful that the commit­ deficit, which Reagan asked to . a series of anti-drunken driving laws were passed in 8 LB. BAG PINK ON WHITE F R IM B M a ii PLAIN OR 8 B K D tions between Eastern Chairman Frank Borman It is impossible to verify reports of the fighting Dole, R-Kan., chairman of the tee's effort will at some point come up with a $100 billion “ down 1982. However, state officials determined last year FISH COVE GRAPEFRUIT 1.39 HARD ROLLS 6 / . ' § V and union leaders, provides $292 million in wage because Western journalists are barred from the war Senate Finance Committee, plans dovetail with the bipartisan deficit payment" on the growing federal • those laws were losing their effect — a conclusion that niiMswsimiami ' cutbacks and another $75 million in productivity front, but claims from both sides indicated as many as to outline $100 billion worth ot tax debt, held one meeting this month , could be borne out by the highway statistics. As a FRESH BUNKIBT B| SIZE O / f \ f \ WHITE BREAD is J 5 9 reduction working group called by nisM saas ^ ^ increases. In exchange, employees will gel 25 6,000 soldiers on both sides may have died since the options to cut the deficit Wednes­ the president," Dole said in an but made little progress. result, Maine this year began a new program of HADDOCK FILLCTS NAVAL ORANGES 0 / a\3\s percent of Eastern's common stock. 41-month-old war hqated up four days ago. day. His committee Thursday will ^ roadblocks to cut down on drunken drivers. lb. SUGAR COOKIESft . 9 9 announcement of this week's At the first meeting, budget *2.99 Pilots will take pay cuts averaging 20.1 percent The London Sundhy Times, meanwhile, said a take up the plan, which is likely lo New Hampshire, meanwhile, also approved a new 8UNKIBT140BIZE meeting. director David Stockman put forth FRESH COFFEE CORNER for the rest of the year. Smith said. ■ United States naval task force was prepared to include many items the panel series of anti-drunken driving laws. However, they LEMONS 8/.99 respond "by force if necessary" to repeated Iranian considered last year. "Nevertheless, there appears to an administration list that added also took effect at the beginning of this year. BOSTON BLUE lb. * 1.69 ESPRESSO . - threats to close the Strait of Hormuz at the entrance to The panel voted 16-1 last year to be considerable foot-dragging by up to $100 billion in savings or On the other side, Connecticut, which posted one of ITAUAN a’4.99 Experts: Chernenko stable the Gulf, through which one-sixth of the Western delay acting on Dole's items, some of the participants in that taxes. But most of the items are the largest reductions in highway deaths, changed its wortd's oil imports pass. ranging from minor taxes in­ budget summit." already contained in Reagan's ' drinking age from 19 to 20 last year. WASHINGTON — Two top Kremlin experts say The article said nine U.S. warships were in the Gulf creases to hikes in some patient- Private economists warn that .fiscal 1985 budget, whichestimates Meanwhile, another traffic study, done in Vermont new Soviet leader Konstantin Chernenko is a area moving toward the strait. paid Medicare premiums, and mounting deficits, estimated to top a $186 billion deficit. and outlined last week by the Insurance Institute for ligure of political stability — not just a figurehead. Highway Safety, indicated people with heart Chernenko. 72. moved through the party ranks disorders are at no greater risk behind the wheel than as the loyal propaganda and administrative aide others. to Leonid Brezhnev during Brezhnev's rise to Computer experts called threat to Industry In the study from the National Highway Tralfic USDA CHOICE FULL CUT TUESDAY ONLY supreme ruler of the Soviet Union. Safety Administration, the records of 725 licensed Although Yuri Andropov was chosen over drivers who had heart attacks in Chittenden County, SIRLOIN STEAKS ...... lb. *2.79 By James J. Doyle number could rise to 80 million by the is a problem. Money accounts have been stolen or Vt., were compared to other drivers of the same age USDA CHOICE Chernenko to succeed Brezhnev, Chernenko did United Press International end of the century, said Leach, who is Donn Parker of SRI International in transferred, customer lists filched and not fade from influence, maintaining alliances involved in the design and installation Menlo Park, Calif., said computer industrial information illegally PORTERHOUSE OR SHORT STEAKS...... lb. *3.39 with other Old Guard members threatened by the LOS ANGELES — Home computer of information systems in industry. thieves and vandals cost firms millions transferred. inevitable rise ol younger members of the Soviet FRESH HALIBUT STEAKS lb *3 69 "hackers" — not foreign spies — are To date, Leach said, lost computer of dollars in staff time to track down the system. The Los Angeles Dodgers recently the culprits responsible for billions of time alone can cost from $5 billion to $10 culprits and stop them. Newv England FRESH CELLO CAULIFLOWER...... Soviet scholar Dimitri Simes said Chernenko lost thousands of dollars worth of dollars in thefts and vandalism in the billion. "The implication is jlhat the In what he termed an “ ingenious FIRST PRIZE " "seems to be a fairly careful politician who baseball tickets when someone modi­ American computer industry, an ex­ rate is increasing rapidly," h^said. attack," a 17-year-old "hacker" in­ worked very influentially in the Politburo since fied their system to create and then In B rief SARATOGA HAMS...... lb. *1.99 pert says. "When we installed our first compu­ serted dirty words into a company's Brezhnev's death, during the whole period. " distribute unauthorized tickets. And the losses are expected to ter in 1953, security of automated computerized sales lists. It went out of Guards hurt in prison meie Helmut Sonnenfeldt of the Brookings Institu­ information was not a big deal," Leach increase with the proliferation of home business until the system was cleaned One of the most widely publicized tion said Chernenko was the "consensus computer terminals. said. CRANSTON, R.I. — Officials today investi­ !\o Substitute up. cases recently was that of a UCLA We Give Old Fashioned candidate"' for general secretary after Andropov. "There's just a lot of these things "There was only one group of people gated Sunday’s dining hall mele in which three $ 11 a company is closed down for even student who penetrated a Pentagon (terminals) out there and lots of who knew how to diddle with a state prison guards were hurt. For Quality a day, it could mean a loss of $150,000 or network. Butcher Service ... Surveys report gas hikes potential perpetrators of unauthorized computer — our group. Now with a more, Parker said. Several inmates were expected to be charged in access to automated information sour­ number of micro and personal compu­ Three years ago. Wells Fargo Bank "It's difficult to get a jury to \he fracas which involved about 100 inmates and WASHINGTON — Natural gas heating bills ces," said Bob Leach ol the Mannage- ters and large numbers ol people reported that an employee used compu­ understand the theft of information of was brought under control shortly after it started, STORE HOURS: rose less than 1 percent in New England last ment Information Consulting Division becoming computer-literate, there's a ters to embezzle $21.3 million. an electronic pulse that was not altered officials said. Officials said the prison was quiet month over the previous January, but consumers of Arthur Andersen & Co. much broader understanding of use Welfare workers in Miami stole or damaged," Leach said. "It's a early today. Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 317 Highland St in parts of the Midwest were stung with a steep Computers are in an estimated 10 and how to get into corporate records." $300,000 worth of food stamps by challenge to legislatures to write laws Matthew Gill, acting director of the Adult jump of almost 32 percent, a survey showed. million American homes and the Other computer experts agree there putting false data into a computer. to protect computer data." ^ Correctional Institutions, said the disturbance Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 Those findings from the Natural Gas Supply broke out Sunday about 11:20 a.m. in the dining MANCHESTER Association were reported Sunday along with a hall of the maximum security unit at the Cranston Sat. & Sunday separate survey conducted by the Citizens-Labor facility. til 6:00 CONN. Energy Coalition. French government faces new labor trouble Inmates were locked in their cells following the The coalition, which looked at both December disturbance which broke out between an ininate H ieH m S FJlBKuffls: and January heating bills in 21 major cities, and a corrections officer during lunchtime 6 4 6 - 4 2 7 7 PARIS (UPI) — French truckers from coal miners. blockades Sunday in response to a thorities said. reported an average 27 percent increase from the apparently over taking food out of the dining began dismantling blockades that had The truckers, who launched a wee­ union appeal to clear roads to facilitate Tens of thousands of people were previous year. The gas association estimated the area, said ACI spokesman Anthony Ventetuolo. increase for January alone at 20.6 percent. tied up traffic and stranded thousands kend strike to protest long delays at talks with government leaders. stranded. In some areas, travelers New England experienced the smallest in­ of holiday travelers, but the govern­ border points and high gasoline and Non-unionized drivers, however, fought with the truckers and smashed Students charged in murder crease from January to January at 0.8 percent, ment faced new labor trouble today road taxes, started dismantling their vowed to continue the action and windows in their rigs. Tourists in the according to the gas association. It surveyed 100 demanded- the right to participate traffic-snarle(^aurienne valley near BOSTON — Two university students face gas distribution companies that represent 75 alongside union groups in talks with the Swiss bord^^ried to pull a driver arraignment in connection with the death of a ______\ M i r ------\ percent of the natural gas markets. govgimqent leaders due to open from his cab but hereught them off with Boston College student struck in the head with an GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEIS & DAIRY Administration admits to Tuesday. an iron bar. automobile jack after he allegedly offered to help The government also faced a strike $NOW CROP$ By midnight Sunday, traffic flowed change a flat tire. Hijacker blew up airplane today by coal miners, which would be Rev. Edward J. Hanrahan, dean of students at I etc 5-ALIVE REG. AND FRUIT 12 .1.89( the first nationwide stoppage in the normally in Alpine regions. Truckers began blocking highways in the Alpine Boston College, said the death of Charles A. nan ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — An Ethiopian army PLO talks; affirms policy industry since 1963. FRENCH FRIED ONIONS 2.0 ai. 59< Friday to protest a strike last week by Mathieu was “ one of those absolutely tragic OCUN V U V LACREME TOPPING 10 ax. 85 c officer detonated a grenade aboard a transport The miners, who met with Prime things that shakes the university." oonoN$ plane after his attempt to hijack the aircraft Minister Pierre Mauroy last week, Italian and French customs workers CRANBERRY JUICE COCKTAIL 4 0 .1*1.49 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The admin­ they would not have been the first time that backed up trucks for miles. Mathieu, a pre-dental student from East failed, killing at least 26 people including military protested the government's announce­ GHMWOOD FISH DIVAN 10 .1. *1.89 istration, acknowledging that it has such contacts were made. The strike spread nationwide Satur­ Freetown, died at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital wives and children, diplomatic sources said. ment of an industrial development plan ia ...2 / * l oonoN$ had some indirect contact with the “ The fact that this was a repeat day, the first day of a weeklong school Saturday. Funeral services and burial were FICKLED BEETS The incident took place Thursday as the plane that calls for reorientation of industries au va n n w $ — Oaiaii, Harvard, Cakbop# FLORENTINE • ..* 1 .8 9 Palestine Liberation Organization, performance doesn't make it any more holiday that is a time for ski vacation­ slated today in New Bedford, the same day his was about to land at Ethiopia's main air base at suffering from the recession. CNir pov-ai-Ni oonoN$ says it is not backing away from a palpable," Blum said in an interview ing in France. alleged assailants were to be arraigned in Debre Zeit, about 32 miles south of the capital of long-standing demand for recognition on Cable News Network. Miners charged the government Brighton District Court on murder charges. BEEF RAVIOLI OR MINI RAVIOLI 15 ai. 69< BAHERED FISH FILLETS a ..* 1.49 Addis Ababa, the sources said Sunday. The of Israel by the PLO. intended to slash “ tens of thousands" of ms smni's The Times said Saudi Arabia was the The lifting of the blockades began Charged were Scott M. O’Leary, 19, a SHNMaiD explosion caused the plane to plunge to the ground Administration officials, comment­ only other nation informed of the jobs in the industry and in regions after Transport Minister Charles Fiter- Northeastern University student from Boston, APPLE OR CUSTARD PIE but 12 people survived the crash. RAISINS 24 01. *1.79 24 .. *1.45 ing on a New York Times report on nine behind-the-scenes contacts that took heavily dependent on mining for their man, one of four communists in and Gary M. Garland, 20,' a University of $WAN$0N 2 The army lieutenant, who was not identified, months of third-party talks with PLO place in more than 50 meetings livelihood. President Francois Mitterrand's Massachusetts student from Boston who recently PH iaM V MEAT PIES— 3 VARIETIES 2/99C had demanded to be taken to the neighboring east leader Yasser Arafat, said Sunday between Mroz and Arafat from August In the truckers' protest, three people Sociaiist-led administration, an­ transferred front) the University of Maine. 22.5 ai.*1.39 SWOT UFI African nation of Somalia, where he intended to were killed and at least six injured in JUMBLES there has been no retreat from a 1975 1981 until May 1982. nounced that drivers’ grievances GREEN BEANS defect from Ethiopia and its hard-pressed armed policy linking contact with the PLO to The state-run Saudi Press Agency accidents linked to the protests on the would be examined at forthcoming c o a n o a v...2/89< forces, the sources said. College applications are up $WHT uri its recognition of Israel. said Sunday that was "completely winter season's busiest weekend, au­ talks. PIE FILLING 21 oz. *1 *39 Since 1975, the United States has untrue." BOSTON — Applications to New England ini on no. o m m y , u t i on no. uonniT PEAS OR CORN 10 2/89C WnOHT WATCHn$ Red Brigades killed diplomat refused to deal directly with the PLO Mroz, president of the Institute for colleges for next fpll’s freshman class are up over viva JINHO unless the Palestinian group agreed to East-West Security Studies in New GUATEMALA last year in spite of the dwindling supply of PAPER TOWELS 69( YOGURT • a..2/99< MILAN, Italy — Red Brigades terrorists said recognize Israel's right to exist and York, could not be reached for HONDURAS college-age students, a survey has revealed. UND 0 UIIS today they killed Lcamon R. Hunt, the American accepted certain U.N. Security Council comment. National security adviser The Boston Globe in Sundqy editions found a iM O N A w in 4 QUART CHEDDAR OR COLBY u ..* 2 .2 9 head of the Sinai peace force, and threatened to resolutions. freshman applications are up at institutions as 0 Robert McFarlane, interviewed on LAUNDRY DETERGENT 6s Bx. *1 *29 HOOP assassinate another U.S. official in Italy. Spokeswoman Kathleen Lange said ABC's “ This Week with David Brink- diverse as Elms College, a tiny Catholic women's HELICOPTERS n u o o o $ FUVORED COnAGE CHEESIES ia ... 9 9 c "The militarist wing of the Red Brigades the State Department would not ley," said he did not “ know a thing" school in Chicopee, and the University of rUI$CNMANN'$ claims the assassination of the dirty guarantor "comment on alleged leaked informa­ about the meetings described in the COLLIDE Massachusetts at Boston after surveying 30 FROSTED FUKES 20.1*1.79 American General Leamon R. Hunt," said a brief tion," but went on to acknowledge that Times. colleges and universities. SOFT MARGARINE 20 M.ciipt*1.09 letter mailed to the Milan offices of the Italian "we have talked with various people "Neither does the president," Among those reporting the largest increase news agency ANSA. who have contact with the PLO." McFarlane told an interviewer, “ and I were Brandels, 27 percent; Boston College, 16 "The militarist wing has another American "In all of our statements, in private took time to check with him before percent; Princeton, 16 percent; Amherst and diplomat in its sights. End of Red Brigades and in public, we have made" it clear coming on today. So it's very much an Tufts, 13 percent; Colby, 12 percent; Hampshire, communique." it said. that we will not recognize or negotiate enigma to me.” 12 percent; Williams and Middlebury, 10 percent; Hunt, civilian director-general of the Multina­ with the PLO unless it accepts U.N. Dartmouth, 8 percent, and Harvard, 7 percent. ' tional Force and Observers in Sinai, was killed by Security Council resolutions 242 and 338 two men firing Soviet- made machine guns on his' San Miguel and Israel's right to exist," Ms. Lunge Feminists hit barroom jury WHk CMPM a $U .W M rck... ! i WKk CMIM. a $MM parakw. ^ 1^ mui CMPM a $UM pmaM. . bullet-proof car as he returned home from his said. "If they do these things, we will I tMIfc twpftft 6 $ U J 0 awcka.. ■ LtaiH 1 Cm p m pw CMtii.ir I I LloMlCmwpwcMtMMr I I Uak 1 Cmpm p« MtlMMr office in Rome last Wednesday. talk with them." Union leaders FALL RIVER, Mass. — With men outnumber­ I UeM 1 ew#* p«r oelww ! ing women 2-1 in the special pool gathering Another administration official said open meeting > Pacific Ocean I Land '0 Lakts ■ ■ MAXWELL HOUSE indirect discussions with Arafat should Tuesday for final jury selection in the Big Dan HOOD I ' CRISCO ! ! INSTANT Donald Duck In Peking I--/ s 6 m ii«« barroom rape case, feminists claim the alleged not be interpreted as “ evidence that we BAL HARBOUR Fla. (UPI) — I CORN OIL I 10 OZ. have, in any way, changed our attitude > - M' ...... victim will be unable to obtain a fair hearing if the PEKING — The city that gave its name to Leaders of AFL-CIO unions, joined by jury is dominated by males. ICE CREAM I OIL ! ■ or SANNA INSTANT Peking Duck is about to be led into the world of toward the PLO or backed away from House Speaker Thomas O'Neill, turned Vi gallM wHh CMPM I 32 OZ. I Israel." UPI photo “ We think woman are more apt to understand I MARGARINE! I >02.lO Z . Western-style fast food hamburgers and french their attention to congressional cam­ 1 U . w NIm The Times, quoting participants in the crime because it’s a fear many of us live with fries by Donald Duck. paigns Sunday night — the eve of the all the time,” said Elizabeth Bennett Sunday, The new trend-setter is called Yi Li Fast Food, the process, said the talks were carried first test of labor's political clout this Copters collide over Salvador $ 16 9 $149 i out between Arafat and John Edwin spokeswoman for the Coalition Against Sexist $399 Yi Li being the name of Peking's most famous year in the Iowa presidential caucus. Mroz, a specialist in Middle East Two U.S.-supplied "Hu6y" helicopters collided in El Salvador Violence. 79c bakery, which will supply the buns for the The federation's executive council IXHMSPIB.2II^19BI - omnniLiMi,itM N orannainattM | I nPMsnaiMiPw affairs who was serving as an interme­ “ Men are not likely to have that understand­ HMMUWD MM MMNET ■ thousands of hamburgers the manager expects to opens its mid-winter meeting today in Sunday near the village of Nuevo Eden, killing all 28 Salvadoran ing," she noted. II 2 HMHUNO MM MMMET I 1 serve up daily. diary for U.S. government. the teach resort of Bal Harbour with Yehuda Blum, Israel's ambassador soldiers and crewmen aboard. The helicoptbrs were on an After interviewing almost 600 jury candidates Large pictures of a cartoon Donald Duck few items On the agenda and most insurgency sweep. A Defense Ministry spok^man said the in the last two weeks, Supdirior Court Judge holding a chicken drumstick and fizzy drink are to the United Nations, said Sunday the discussion centering on the AFL-CIO's Israelis “ are far from being gratified crash was not due to hostile action, though there was heavy William Young is left with a group of 169 potential inside, on the roof and on the food packaging. precedent-setting primary endorse­ Jurors, including 56 women. i i i i i i 111111111111 at learning of these meetings," but said ment of Walter Mondale. fighting in the area. S - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 20, 1984 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 20. 1984 - 7 Dan Fitts, Editor' OPINION Connecticut Doctors: air service In wiii be a iife>saver J a c k Waste project’s fate on line HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford He said the helicopter also would be Infrastructure is an obfuscatory word A n d erso n HARTFORD — Officials from seven central Hospital, the first in Connecticut to used to move "critical, unstable” 'V wnnecticut towns will meet Wednesday to decide approve helicopter service tor criti­ patients from community hospitals to Washington i the fate of the Connecticut Resources Recovery cally injured patients, said it could specialty treatment centers and to nagh says in the tetter. counsel added a note.of formal­ save lives and money by speeding respond to disasters at the request of The word "infrastructure" has Msrry-Qo-Round Authority’s $159 million garbage-to-energy captured a lot attention recently. He says the well-being of ity. Then, too, the tree warden project. victims to treatment facilities. state officials. Many people, who think it is Manchester and neighboring who presided was Horade Mur- The mid-Connecticut project has been handi­ "W e’re after a critical care helicop­ Plans call for basing the helicopter in pretentious and unnecessary, towns is at stake. phey, who tended to be a bit more capped for the last^five years by bad public ter program, not an air taxi service," a parking lot across the street from the Manchester said Dr. Howard J. Wetstone, director hospital emergency room entrance. would like to get rid of it. It is a little difficult to imagine formal than the present tree relations and a poor track record. what effect a letter from a state warden, Robert Harrison. The seven towns produce 660 tons of garbage a of ambulatory services. EV'dntually, a helipad may be built to Reporters tend to be bit uncom­ Spotlight "W e know we will be able to save connect directly to the emergency representive will have on the Murphey posted the tree for day among them, less than half of the 1,500 tons fortable when they use it, espe­ lives with it, and we also will save room. matter when the entire Connecti­ removal because it projected into Washington needed to make the project economically cially when the have editors who feasible. money in cases where providing Alex Girelli — Herald Reporter cut congressional delegation ap­ the street and presented a insist that stories be written in On Wednesday they will decide how — and critical care* quickly cuts down the The fully equipped and staffed pears unable to accomplish any­ hazard. My recollection is that plain language and not in the secretly whether CRR A’s project should proceed. overall length of hospital stay and helicopter would be -airborne within obfuscatory lexicon of thing, but maybe McCavanagh the tree was spared. But it seems "They may say. "Forget it. We’re tired. Forget recovery,” Wetstone said. five minutes of a call and capable of bureaucracy. should get an " A " for effort. to me the tree is gone now, so it the whole damn thing,'” said CRRA President The plan, approved Friday by the reaching any place in the state in about 20 minutes, Wetstone said. Webster's Third International bridges, dams, pipes, utility sibility becomes a bit personal. must have been removed later. Michael C. Cawley. But he added, " I don’t expect hospital’s board of directors, will be McCavanagh, by the way, has The hospital has sought 4>ids from Dictionary does not help. As its lines, sewage disposal plants, The waiver resolution, Penny There was no legal counsel loved Sally it. We fully intend to solve their problem.” submitted to city, state and federal introduced a bill that has been agencies for their review. But Wetstone commercial helicopter services to basic definition of "infrastruc­ water treatment plants, public argued, did not give the most present Thursday when Mr. and The problem is the same one facing the 35 other raised in the Public Safety said the proposed regional program lease a helicopter, including pilots and ture" it gives "the underlying buildings and who knows what persuasive reason for waiving Mrs. Louis Terzo appeared be­ towns in the mid-Connecticut region and every Committee and will be set down WASHINGTON — On the eve of could lift off by fall. mechanics. Several companies have foundation or basic framework of else in the "underlying founda­ the competitive bid requirement. fore Harrison to argue against other municipality in the state. They will run out for public hearing. It will require the British assault on the French of existing landfill space for trash in three years, He said its primary purpose will be to given doctors and nurses demonstra­ an organization or a system." tion," as Webster puts it, of our removal of some trees on tions by making practice runs to a Penny is probably right. The truck drivers to use their flashers outpost at Ft. Dusquesne, where the state Department of Environmental Protec­ bring severely injured or ill patients to That seems to include abstract system. Kennedy Road where a parking a hospital when time is critical. number of hospitals. temptation to fall into a routine when they are headed uphill at Pittsburgh is now located, a tion has said. things like a table of organiza­ lot will be build for a soccer field "In the middle of rush hour traffic, it Costs reported by similar services habit is great. Evey bid waiver less than 40 miles and hour. 26-year-old colonial officer penned tion. But what we normally mean Unless somebody comes up complex. could mean going out on Interstate 95 or around the country average $1,500 per must have someting unique about That would prevent unwary a letter to the woman he loved. Exhaust suspected in death by infrastructure today is very with a commom word that mans The Terzos argued rather even somewhere in the city,” Wetstone flight, Wetstone said, with most insu­ it that should be documented on drivers from plowing into the Outside his tent, a cold rain pelted rance companies covering the cost. He concrete. all those things, "infrastruture" simply that if too many trees are P L A IN V IL L E — Police suspect a faulty said. "It could mean flying to another the record to protect the town. back of slow-moving trucks. the camp. exhaust system allowed poisonous carbon said 65 hospitals nationally operate The desire of editors to avoid will be with us for a while. removed the parking lot will be part of the state and getting a patient to George Washington began the monoxide fumes to leak into a parked car, killing the appropriate hospital." clinical-care helicopter services. unusual words that confuse read­ On the other hand, if the ail too visible from their home adminstration took the time to do On tree hearings love letter in the stilted style of his a teenage girl and leaving her 20- year-old ers is a good goal, but not always Penny’s complaint and they did not relish that companion in a coma. everything it has to do in the most day. "Tis true," he wrote, "I an attainable one. Director Stephen T. Penny Public hearings are normally prospect. They would like the lot Hope L. Pellegrini, 15, and Mark R. Gervais, 20, thorough possible way, it might profess myself a votary of love. I One editor, writing in another expressed impatience with the confrontational events. A lot of moved a bit, back and somewhat both of Plainville, were found unconscious by not get very much done. acknowledge that a lady is in the Newington is worried newspaper, suggested reporters people offer arguments, real and behind existing trees to leave as Pellegrini’s father early Saturday in a car parked town adminstration again Tues­ case. And further 1 confess that simply substitute "roads and trumped up, in favor of some­ good a natural screen as possible. under an Interstate 84 bridge near their Pickney day night as he has a number of this lady is known to you . . . I feel bridges." times. And again his underlying An ‘A’ for effort thing or against something, and Moving a bit outside the scope Avenue homes. the force of her amiable beauties in Miss Pellegrini was pronounced dead shortly That's fine as long as the complaint was that something Manchester's Democratic the hearing board patiently of the hearing, they asked that over GE deai’s effect the recollection of a thousand after arriving at New Britain General Hospital. reporter means just roads and was done was less carefully than state Rep. James McCavanagh listens, often to refrains they more trees or shrubs be put tender passages ...” Gervais was comatose and listed in critical replace depreciating equipment. bridges. I wrote about Gov, he thought it should be. has written to President Reagan have heard many times before. between existing ones that lie NEWINGTON (UPI) - Town and UPI photo Young Washington addressed condition today in the hospital's intensive care business officials in Newington are John Caval, president of Caval Tool A O'Neill's infrastructure program appealing to him to make certain Hearings in protest of tree between the playing fields and the letter not to his fiancee, Martha unit. concerned about economic ripples in Machine, which employs about 200, and I treated it as though it were In this case it was a request for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft gets a removals are different. They the road. Custis, but to his neighbor’s wife, the wake of Pentagon decisions to buy said he has reduced his workforce by 25 all about roads and bridges. a bid waiver that bothered him. fair share of engine business tend to be informal and straight­ Harrison took their first re­ ^ A rainy mirror Sally Fairfax. He concluded the Family can’t afford heart jet fighter engines from General to 30 percent in the past two years and Actually it also concerns and He argued that the town could be from the Air Force in upcoming forward. They lack rancor. quest under consideration offi­ that the Pentagon decisions would letter with a discreet appeal: BRISTOL — The Gravlin family has been Electric rather than Pratt and Laurie Stetson of Springfield, Mass., walking on the campus of rails and runways and some vulnerable to challenge from years. I remember one, however, that cially and their second request probably lead to further reductions. "You have drawn me, my dear trying to raise enough money to pay for a Whitney. Springfield Technical Community College, meets another other things I virtally ignored. At competing vendors if it does not " I can not believe you will sit by was a bit format. The late Walter unofficially. Three of the town’s six largest Development Commission Chairman Madam, or rather I have drawn heart-lung transplant for Lois Gravlin, 41, who that, the word does not concern Hibbard appeared at the hearing, Perhaps nothing will come of it. Frank Romeo Jr. said there was no victim of the rainy weather New England has been experiencing. justify bid waivers with docu­ and and allow bureaucratic has no medical insurance, but has fallen far short taxpayers and three other companies myself, into an honest confession doubt the decisions will hurt the town's all the infrastructure. It does not mented reasons. Board members squabbling and politcai infight­ not on his own behalf, but as But for a reporter, the non- of their goal of $109,000. in town are subcontractors for Pratt Skies in Connecticut and Western Massachusetts were of a simple fact. Misconstrue not economy. concern dams, for instance. have to sign the waiver resolu­ ing to create econmic chaos in self-appointed counsel, for the confrontational hearing was a Miss Gravlin's 11 brothers and sisters have and Whitney, which makes Air Force expected to clear today after a rainy weekend. my meaning. ‘Tis obvious. Doubt it and Navy jet fighter engines in East "What we have to do is redirect Infrastructure includes roads. tions individually, so the respon­ central Connecticut," McCava­ tree. The presense of legal pleasant change. been organizing spaghetti dinners, roller-skating not, nor expose it. The world has no Hartford. ourselves. We have to go after another nights and other events, but have raised only type of business. We’ve got to be business to know the object of my $4,000. Newington is believed to have a flexible enough to change, " he said. love, declared in this manner to "There's no way we're going to be able to raise higher percentage of jobs with Pratt Two weeks ago, the Air Force, which Judge confines won^n you, when I want to conceal it.” $100,000 with spaghetti dinners. We need public and Whitney subcontracors than any An editorial had been buying all engines for F-15 support,” said Cynthia Dudjoc of Wethersfield, other town in the Hartford area, said and F-16 fighters from Pratt and WE SWOULP one of Miss Gravlin's seven sisters. "This is a Town Manager Peter M. Curry. FOUR MONTHS LATER, Whitney, announced it would buy 75 thought to have AIDS iife-and-death situation, and we're not getting "There's no question there will be a CHOOSE A LEAPER George Washington married Mar' percent of them for the 1985-86 fiscal anywhere.” long-term effect that will be detrimen­ Mondale wounded tha Custis. By all accounts, it tal to fis," said Arthur A. Weigel, vice year from General Electric and the NEW HAVEN (U PI) - A New Haven "You are not to leave Connecticut FROM THE yoUNSER Dr. R. Morton Bolman HI, Miss Gravlin's blossomed into a happy marriage. president of Atlantic Machine Tool rest from Pratt and Whitney. woman suspected of carrying acquired .Valley Hospital, do you understand'.’ " surgeon, said she suffers from a congenital heart GENERATION... Yet deep in his heart, the passion immune deficiency syndrome has been Drutman told Ms. Locklear several disease and irreversible high blood pressure Works Inc., Newington's largest tax­ payer. It employs several hundred warned by a Superior Court judge not to times during the hearing. She either by his own party for Sally never died. She kept their around the lungs. secret — but also his letters, which people making discs and other engine leave a Middletown drug treatment nodded or replied she would comply. center. Ms. Locklear was arrested a week were withheld from history for two City settles brutality suit components, about 75 percent of them Delegation uses Walter Mondaie almost Mondale is roundly critic­ for Pratt and Whitney. Carlotta Locklear, 29, was taken ago by New Haven police and charged centuries. certainly will win the Demo­ NEW HAVEN, Conn. (U P I) — The city has paid Other Newington companies subcon­ directly from the court to the hospital with disorderly conduct and carrying ized for promising more than CBS television will soon reveal video newsletter cratic caucus in Iowa today. $2,800 to a former cashier at a city-owned parking tracting for Pratt and Whitney are the and was given "a special room" as a two syringes containing a residue of he would be able to deliver as the real George Washington — and garage to settle the fourth federal lawsuit in less precaution to protect other patients narcotics. But he has been bloodied by Fafnir Bearing Division of Textron HARTFORD (UPI) — Members of president. the secret he felt “ the world has no than a year involving a complaint of police Inc., Newington's second-largest tax­ Connecticut's Congressional delega­ against Ms. Locklear's suspected AIDS Ms. Locklear has been charged with fellow Democrats and outside The Wall Street Journal business to know." And eight-hour I brutality against Officer Frank Murphy. payer; Caval Tool A Machine Co., the tion, like others in Congress, are infection. prostitution in the past and state and critics — long before reach­ added up the costs of Mon­ miniseries will dramatie Washing­ Murphy, 32, a seven-year department veteran, sixth-largest; Products Design and making the most of the cable television "She is drug-dependent and we have local officials were worried if she does ing the main bout with ton's "personal relationships, in­ was removed from street patrol last summer Manufacturing Corp., Reno Machine boom. to detoxify her," said Dr. Vincenzo have AIDS she might infect others. dale's promises over the past But Cocilovo said people should be cluding his consuming, hidden love after pleading guilty to five departmental Co. and National Welding and Manu­ Several members of the eight-person Cocilovo, superintendent of Connecti­ President Reagan — and the 18 months and concluded charges. cut Valley Hospital. He described her "m ore worried about the other prosti­ for Sally Fairfax, his best friend's facturing Co. delegation are communicating with big question is how wounded Karen Nash, an attorney representing the city, Together they employ about 1,300 as a "voluntary patient". tutes (suspected of having AIDS) who "that he will have to fit more wife,” the network promises. their constituents via cable television, Mondale is as he heads ,said the case filed by Timothy Brantley, 24, was people and contribute more than $35 the latest type of congressional She appeared before Judge Sherman are out on the streets and not about the than $45 billion — and by Sally was the young wife of his toward the New Hampshire settled because it would have cost the city million of the town’s 1983 grand list of newsletter. Drutman to answer charges of posses­ one who is being treated in a hospital. " some calculations almost closest friend, George Williar between $3,500 and $7,800 in legal fees alone to nearly $665 million. sion of drug paraphernalia and was The disease destroys the body's primary Feb. 28. With the encouragement of the cable twice that — of new comniit- Fairfax, who lived at Belyoit;, an pursue it. Curry said loss of jobs would be the industry, ihe Congressmen are making released Friday on a promise to return ability to fight infection. It is suspected Reagan's campaign aides ments into a $9 billion hole estate three miles ddwn thd In his suit, Brantley'alleged Murphy "viciously first effect felt from the Pentagon use of Connecticut’s cable systems to to court March 15 and to attend a of being transmitted through sexual contact, injections or use of contaiini-' are sharpening their long allotted for new spending.” Potomac from Mount Vernon. She assaulted (him, threw him against a glass booth, decisions, possiblely followed by a drop produce "video newsletters," a cable drug-treatment program at the was a woman of uncommon beauty shattering the glass, and continued beating him” in assessments if the companies don't industry spokesman said. hospital. nated blood products. knives and smacking their while working at the Crown Street Parking Mondale refutes that calcu­ and aristocratic grace. lips as they pore over Mon­ Garage July 16, 1979. dale’s long public record. lation, but his primary oppo­ Washington was ruggedly hand­ some, an accomplished horseman They refer to Mondale as nents keep hammering on the Trucker to begin defense and forceful soldier. ‘Miracle man’ recovers after heart surgery "Jimmy II " and plan to image of him as a “ kept” BRIDGEPORT — The lawyer for Charles politician. They met in 1754 when Washing­ attach him firmly to Presi­ ton was 22. The young squire of Kluttz was scheduled to begin his defense this week in Superior Court, where the prosecution NEW HAVEN (U P I) — John DePaola, a 57-year-old tissue causing irregular beats from seven patients. The principal causes are scars in the heart muscle dent Carter in the public's Teachers and feminists are Mount Vernon had recently gone resulting from a heart attack or a balooning of tissue, . has rested its case against the trucker charged in school custodian, has been known as "a miracle man” Geha, 47, said one of the seven died from respiratory among groups that are part of known as an aneurysm. mind if he is Reagan’s soldiering with the Virginia militia the deaths of seven people. since doctors opened his chest and removed a growth complications not related to the operation and the opponent, as expected, in the Mondale’s special-interest in the wilds of Pennsylvania and The trial was scheduled to resume Tuesday and and that was causing his heart to beat irregularly. others are doing well. DePaola thought he had recovered from a heart DePaola’s heart beat is now normal. Before the The procedure is only for patients whose heart beats attack 10 years ago but felt a burning feeling and a general election. constituency. It is politically Viewpoint Ohio. He returned to Virginia a defense lawyer Robert Gulash said he probably hero. would wrap up his presentation in a few days. The surgery at Yale-New Haven Hospital, known as a can not be corrected with drugs. "W e have to correct pain in his throat last August. He was suffering an At this point in the cam­ risky to criticize them, how­ attack of tachycardia. A drug resolved the problem He was vulnerable, however, to case was expected to reach the jury by the end of subendocardial resection, outbursts of irregular the electrical conductivity of the heart,” said Geha. ever, so his opponents have beating due to a "short-circuit" in the heart had The beat is controlled by a tiny electrical current but it recurred in October. paign, Reagan is a clear the coquettish Sally Fairfax. Wheh the week. favorite to win a second term. attached Mondale’s solid ties The prosecution rested Friday with testimony threatened his life. generated in the heart and conducted by thin strands In December, DePaola became the sixth patient Reagan campaign runs smoothly she would make sly remarks about The procedure was developed threeyears ago at the of muscle cells invisible to the naked eye. Geha has performed the operation on. Reagan will have to have a to unpopular big labor his m ilitary daring, he was from a state police expert who claimed the North Carolina truck driver was driving 45 mph to 55 University of Pennsylvania and Duke University and Irregular beating can take the form of excessively Geha began the six-hour procedure by opening instead. LAS VEGAS, Nev. - With flattered. string of bad luck, and elderly, the poor and the middle mph before his rig slammed into a row of cars at brought to Yale-New Haven last August by Dr. fast beats, known as tachycardia, or uncoordianted DePaola's chest and making an electrical map of his Mondale or another Demo­ During their recent debate primary elections soon to be held class. They gave us economic the Stratford Tolls in Janua^ 1983. Alexander S. Geha. Still the only doctor in Connecticut twitching creating little pumping action, know as heart, using a ring electrode on his finger, to find performing the operation, ijc he iiaahas iciiiuvcuremoved iicdltheart afibrillation. i w i iiiciLiuii. # where the correct was interrupted, causing the crat a near-perfect cam­ in Des Moines, Hart asked throughout the country, the eight stagnation from which we are just A P P A R E N T L Y , George and Detective Edmund Sullivan, an accident contenders for the Democratic Robert now recovering. They gave us Sally never consummated their reconstruction expert, said a mathematical irregular beat. paign, for Reagan to lose. Mondale to name a single It was a "button " on the inside of the heart, which presidential nomination increas­ interest rates that knocked the love. The reason is that Washing­ formula was used to conclude Kluttz was Geha removed, along with an aneurysm and calcium That’s why many Demo­ issue on which he disagreed ingly are becoming the focus of Walters ton ws bound by strict sense o'f speeding as he approached the toll station on the t auto and home building industries allows man to die at home deposits around it. crats are aghast at what with the AFL-CIO...^,^ public attention. Connecticut Turnpike. Syndicated right off their feet. honor. The man who later would Geha sewed in a cloth patch where the aneurysm other Democratic presiden­ But a ninth m ajor candidate also lead his countrymen in pledging Mondale filled the Des "They gave us high taxes, big SOUTH WINDSOR had been and performed a bypass operation to Columnist Norwalk man murdered Mrs. Healey said she have misinterpreted the By Friday afternoon a tial candidates, especially Moines Civic Center with is seeking the presidency — and his spending and government that "our lives, our fortunes and our (U P I) — Kenneth Miller, improve blood flow to the heart muscle. and her father have gotten policy," he said. new interpretation of the John Glenn, are doing to powerful political organization has didn’t work. They gave us pessim­ sacred honor,” would not lightly NEW ORLEANS — Police say an executive of suffering with severe res­ DePaola is recovering slowly at home. rhetorical blue smoke — and very close. "It is so much Dombi had gone to U.S. rules had been made, fashioned a campaign operation ism and self-doubt as never before betray his best friend for a doomed ah international trading company with headquar­ piratory problems and "I'm surviving," he said. "It still aches and pains, Mondale. Glenn, they be­ utterly refused to answer the better to be with your District Court in Hartford permitting the reimburse­ which already is a model of experienced in this country.” dalliance with his wife. ters in Japan was shot to death while jogging from given a month to live, very weak and tired. The bones of my chest are still lieve, is passing Reagan question. eating,” the crowd was admon­ loved ones when you are seeking an order to force ments to the nursing asso­ planning and execution. ished before Reagan arrived. 'There are personal touches — an his French Quarter hotel. faced dying in a hospital dying," she said. sore. 1 walk around slowly in the house but I'm afraid buckets of ammo to fire at Democrats brand Reagan The purpose of his letter to Sally The victim was identified as Jerry Posner, 61, the U.S. Department of ciation to continue, at of goingsupstairs still. " His name is Ronald Wilson Entertainer Wayne Newton, a Las anecdote about "a working mother because Medicare would M iller had been faced Health and Human Servi­ from the battlefront on that dreary of Norwalk, Conn. Officers said he went out least temporarily. His health insurance covered the $80,000 the Mondale. as lacking "compassion” — Reagan. Although he enjoys a wide Vegas fixture, was recruited to in Oklahoma” who wrote the no longer pay for home with entering a hospital or ces to continue reimbur­ day — Sept. 12, 1758 — was not jogging from his hotel Saturday during a business operation cost. " I ’m glad I went through it. 1 asked The internal squabbling and polls show that is an range of benefits which accrue nursing care. nursing home because an sements for Miller’s care lead the audience in a day-late president to express her joy over visit to the city. myself should I do it. 1 wanted to be with my family. alone to declare his love but to But a new interpreta­ interpretation of Medi­ to the South Windsor has become so intense that issue. A bigger issue for most only to incumbent presidents, his rendition of "Happy Birthday." his econoniic program as well as a According to witnesses, Posner had strayed You think of ail those things. acknowledge its futility. For he tion of Medicare laws care rules limited pay­ Public Health Nursing DON'T KNOW anyone Charles Manatt, chairman of 1984 re-election campaign is awe­ A choir was .on hand to sing all mildly funny joke about a boy from the French Quarter into a poorer "They told me how sick 1 was. Now they say I'm a voters, however, is added to the tender lines this gave Miller, 83, the exten­ ment for home health care Association. who wants to buy what some even when measured against three verses of the national an­ selling puppies. neighborhood when a man ran up behind him and miracle man." the Democratic National "integrity.” * forlorn comment: sion he needs to spend his to six weeks. He needs The court order was not you have to sell? Let a traditional White House them (two of which are very There are brief but emphatic began talking to him. When Posner failed to stop, Committee, said in a letter to And, as Mondale licks his last days with his daugh­ visiting nurse care during necessary. Assistant U.S. want ad find a cash buyer standards. seldom heard) and a band offered calls for everything from prayer in "But experience, alas, sadly the man shot him in the back, took a gold bracelet ter and grandchildren. lor you 1 the party’s eight candidates wounds and heads for the the day when his daughter Attorney Robert Brooks Everything is elaborately or­ the audience its version of every­ the public schools and a balanced reminds me how impossible this and fled. "H e wants tube at home is at work. that “ personalized attacks or snows of New Hampshire, his Police said they were searching for a suspect in asked U.S. District Judge chestrated and occurs precisely on thing from the fight song of the federal budget to tax code simplifi­ (love) Is, and evinces an opinion as long as he can," his “ Mr. Miller’s benefits M. Joseph Blumenfeld for ♦ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ***"A***^ the slaying. criticisms that could inhibit fellow Democrats have done schedule. There are no surprises University of Nevada at Las Vegas cation and line-item budget veto daughter, Joan Healey will continue,” his lawyer ♦ which I have long entertained, that Posner was vice president of the chemical time to work out the A SftO lO G Y our ability to win in No­ because nothing is left to chance. said. “He is awfully William A. Dombi said ♦ more than anyone to call his to "Happy Days are Here Again.” power for the president. there is a destiny which has the division of Marubani America Corp. of New York. problem. scared about dying. I give Friday. “The Medicare ♦ ATTENTION vember should be avoided.’’ integrity into question. The entire environment in which The event was held in an There also are sure-fire ap­ sovereign control of our actions, The company is the American branch of one of ♦ READINGS the president operates is tho­ him a lot of comfort.” people realize that they * n a m o u * airplane hangar in a remote corner plause lines — "'Today the roar of not to be resisted by the strongest Japan’s largest trading companies. Caldwell roughly controlled by his staff. of McCarran International Airport economic recovery is drowning out efforts of human nature.” OIL iummmfmsm i Kmart SHOPPERS The White House provided a here. The dreary building was the naysayers and hand-wringers,’ Walsh' decision exp^ted today Something Different...... Wish Someone A (Price Subject to Change) S ’ fO»*rfOIMT»mMTC*lL 4 - preview of Reagan's re-election and, “ Fundamental American On Jan. 6,1759, George marriqd freshly painted for the occasion BRIDGEPORT — A Superior Court judge was t . ^ 2 2 ^ i campaign when the president Martha Custis. There is reason (o 1Q8« In our Fob. 19 and March 4 advor- and fostooned with hundreds of values have been under attack for expected to decide today who might hear 180 Happy Birthday Ma. AmL 6eerice4 ? 0*tHIMULTM».Mni T recently visited this city to address yards of red, white and blue too long and it is about time we believe that Martha and George charges against Poiice Superintendent Joseph A. i 'A pries wttk this s« ^ titomont, the Soundosign® AM/ a Nevada Republican fund-raising bunting. stand up' and say enough^ is Fairfax were aware of the roman­ Walsh, including federal charges of racial with A Herald Happy Heart FM castotto rocordor/playor, witn luncheon which attracted more Reagan arrived on time, paid enough.” tic feelings between their spouses. discrimination. storoo IntonsHy lights, will not bo than 550 guests at $500 apiece. homage to the state and local As the crowd roared with appro­ Yet they trusted in Washington’s Judge Robert' I. Berdon must select an On/y avallablo for purenaso at tho timo The state and local GOP organi­ Republican leaders present and val, the president concluded his honor, and the two families r^ impartial "tribunal,” which could be a retired judge or other in^viduai or panel, to bear $6.00 ROBERT J . SMITH, Inc. of tho ad duo to lato shipmont by zations, which shared the gross then launched into a campaign speech with an appeal not to mained close until the Loyalist W Happy Birthday ^ manufacturor. Howovor, all rain* proceeds of more than $250,000, Fairfaxes moved back to England. . allegations against Walsh. speech which has been so carefully become overconfident, said fare­ Lawyers for Walsh and the city failed to agree ‘awsSEL___ chocks rocolvod for this Horn will provided seemingly unlimited distilled that its single-spaced well and promptly was guided out a The mansion at Belvoir burn^ John , MSURANSHTHS SMGE down and the estate lay empty for on who would handle the charges and Friday bo honorod. Wo rogrot any Incon- amounts of wine to their guests. typewritten text almost exactly rear door. presented a list of possibilities to Berdon, who years after the Revolution. LtNsumg^sl 1914 vonlonco this may havo causod Otherwise they kept expenses to a filled two sides of a single sheet of Conveniently parked only a few said he would consider them over the weekend Love minimum by dispensing to each ourcustomors. legal-size paper. hundred yards away stood Air Historians believe that Washing­ and warned both sides he would not stand for guest a lunch o1 five asparagus ' delays in the case. Mary The speech was unrestrained in Force One, waiting to carry the ton, though he married Martha spears, two cherry tomatoes and Walsh, 67, was forced to retire as police chief in O I9 M by NCA. Inc ' its criticism of the Democratic president to his California ranch without any great passion for hdr, C S l I a . . . 649-S241 two pieces of cold roast beef. party: after a flawiess campaign stop December after 22 years as head of the “Have you heard the good news about the developed a deep love for her. Yet 420-member department. Berdon later ruled the "There can be no pictures taken “ They gave the country double­ which consumed less than 90 643-2711 |6S E. Cantor Slroal unemployment rate?" bis memory of Sally Fairfax never ouster was illegal and issued a temporary Ask for.... when the president is speaking or digit inflation that ravaged the minutes of his time. Manchaslor, Cl. faded. injunction reinstating the 42-year police veteran. Janet It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 20. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Feb. 20. 1984 - 9 Monday TV iDwa caucuses tenight Id d R geed fer Mondale

Turner, Carl Betrw. 1983. Rated 4:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. G $ ~ Fraggla Rock Cotterptn 1:30 A.M. By Laurence AAcQuMan have been picking up supporters. R (S I - Hot Spots GD(X)C1)0S® - N ew s Doozer would rather play with 9 ) - Lavomo ti ShMay & Co. United Press International A survey by the Iowa Poll, Rod Fraggle than work (]® - Alfred Hitchcock Hour - Newsr^hi Update GC - Thr*«‘« Company (B -R «t Patrol published in The Des Moines ® - Leave It to Beaver m - Battlettar Qalactica (3 ) - Dragnet (B - CNN HaadBna Naws DES MOINES, Iowa - An Sunday Register, found among - Crossfire 8 - CroesBre 4:15AaM. Democrats planning to attend one GD - Altco ® - Indapandant Natwork estimated 85,000 to 95,000 Iowa (S - M-A-S'H 8 8 - Decision B4 ® - N e w s O - USA Cartoon Expraas Democrats go to eburehes, homes of the 2,495 precinct caucuses ( 8 - Better Health MR. PYWAMITE 8 - PaNcula: Honotabl** 8 -ChHdren Between life and & - MOVIE: WMstte Down and schoob tonight for the first around the state tonight, 44 percent G 9 " Dr. Gana Scott Smvergueruas* th e Wind* Three children cks- - Veronica. El Rostro del Death support Mondale. ® ® - M*A*S*H cover an esc^>ed murderer hkNig caucuses of 1984, beginning the Amor James Brown r- soul 8 - Bob Newhart Show ® - Despadida Cranston had 17 percent: Hart, ® - MOVIE: 'Casay's m ule’s ""Mr. Dynamite" — is in a and believe he la Jesus final showdown for the eight m - Wheel of Fortune ® - Nightline Christ.' Alan Bates. Haytey Milts. 14 percept: Glenn, I I percent; Shadow* A horse trainer and hts one of the featured performers 1:45 A.M. Democrats seeking to oppose family stake ail their hopes on a •> Barney MiHer 11:45 P.M. Bernard Lee 1962 former South Dakota Sen. George on “Super Night of Rock ‘n’ 8 - Nawfywad 6an» President Reagan. young foal. Walter Matthau. Al­ 8 8 - Tonight Show McGovern, 7 percent: and Jesse m ~ People's Court Roll.” airing MONDAY, FEB. 2:00A.M. Former Vice President Walter exis Smith. Robert Webber 4:30 A.M. Jackson, 4 percent. Three percent 197S. Rated PG. Dr. W ho 30 on NBC. Also appearing 12:00 A.M. Mondale finds out whether bis C D - CBS Jiyaws Ntghtwatch ® - Abbott and Costallo wanted to remain undecided. ( B - Hawaii Fhra-O front-runner status is legitimate, ® - MacNail/Lahrar Nawsh- 8:00 P.M. are Chuck Berry, Martha (B -R a t Patrol ® - MOVIE: Tha Piratas of our and the other seven discover There was no measurable support QD QD “ Master of the Game Reeves. Ronnie Spector and QD - Hart to Hart ( B " Joa Frank tin Show Penzance* A band o f fun-loving (S ) - Reporter 41 Part 2 Second of 3 parts. (3 hrs.) pirates, led by the Kmg, is whether any of them can mount a for South Carolina Sen. Ernest Frankie Valli. 03) - Star Trek ® - Emargancy fheexe ceiebrating the 21st birthday of challenge to his quest. HoUings or for former Florida ® - 3-2-1. Contact CS - PM Magazine (3D - SportsCenter ® - Our Miss Brooks one o f their cormades. who re- In a bid to steal some of the Gov. Reubin Askew. GO ® - MOVIE: 'Superman IT CHECK l is t in g s FOfl EXACT TIME m “ Dr. G ene Scott 6:30 P.M. 2:15 A.M. v e ^ that he became a i^ a te be­ All of the candidates have been Superman must choose between cause o f a terriNe mistake. Kevin Democrats' thunder, Reagan was QD - One Day at a Time his love for Lois Lane and his 8 8 - Thicke of the Night 8 - Dating Game Kline, Rex Smith. Rated G. slated to fly to Iowa todt^ for two trying to mobilize supporters, with (X) - CBS News pledge to protect Earth when 8 - Newsnight 8-M O VIE: -ManonthaBoor campaign rallies — one in Water­ Hart and Cranston both working three criminals take over the Q3) - Sanford and Son 8 - MOVIE: A w ay AN Boats' A tough StockhcMm cop traces 4:45 A.M. U S A Christopher Reeve. Mar­ loo and the other in Des Moines — particularly hard in the closing During W W II the USS Belinda, an the murder of a corrupt police o f­ 8 - N ow s (Si • ESPN's SportsLook got Kidder, Gene Hackman even though he is unopposed for the days to turn out their backers. untried attack transport, proves ficial to a psychopathic colleague. r - - Hogan's Heroes 1980 herself mdomitabie aqd her green Carl Gustaf Lindstedt 1977. Republican nomination. Mondale, who generally has ® - NBC News C ® - N ew s crew courageous. Jeff Chandfer, Rated R. He intends to leave the state just been acknowledged to have one of George Nader, Julie Adams. a s - Notictaro Naciortal SIN GD - MOVIE: Cool Hand Luke' the strongest organizations of any 1956. 2:30 A.M. Dynamic duo one hour before the Democratic Noticias nacionales con Guillermo A gutsy prisoner on a chain gang caucuses begin at 8 p.m.. CST. Democrat in modern political Restrepo with an insatiable appetite for - Tan O'clock News CD - Best of Midday HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — "1 think we're doing well in history, has intentionally chosen to Q® - Jaffarsons freedom, defies the brutal crew 8:30 P.M. twins, who are constantly mis­ ( B - T a * i rp - CBS News Nightwatch leader. Paul Newman. George taken for each other, come onto a 12:15A.M. Francis Ford Coppola Iowa. " Mondale said Sunday dur­ campaign in New Hampshire and - ABC N ew s CB - Carol Burnett and Friends (B - Top 40 Video JIP Kennedy, J.D. Cannon 1967 series of different adventures (2 QD - ESPN's SportsLook ("T h e Godfather") and ing a campaign stop in Florida. Flordia this weekend so his (§^ - Business Report (B - MOVIE: The Prime of hrs.) (Closed Captioned) 33) - Grid Couple CS-MOVIE: 'Liar'sMoon' Two (331 - NC AA Basketball: LSU at hqiss Jean Brodia' A 1930s 12:30 A.M. teenagers elope but differences In George Lucas (“Star - "How well we will find out." ’ workers could concentrate on Mississippi State (This game is 8 - Benny Hill Show 7:00 P.M. girls' school teacher teaches her 10:00 P.M. ( B - Nightline their backgrounds cause prob­ W ars") announced they Barring a stunning upset, which get-out-the-vote efforts. subtect to blackout) girls an appreciation of beauty 8 - Sports Tonight lems Matt Oilton, Yvonne De- S ) - CBS News (B - N e w * ■ m - NHL Hockey; Los A n gles will jointly produce and even Mondale's opponents call But the other candidates spent G$ - Not Necessarily The and romance in a most noncon­ Cario, Broderick Crawford. 1982. (SD ® - M -A -S -H (3D - N C A A Basketball: 8 - MOVIE: 'Black Emanuelle' at Minnesota present the forthcoming their final' hours of campaigning N ew s forming way. Maggte Smith. Rob­ A woman loses her memory dur­ Rated PG remote, the real drama appears to CB - Tic Tac Dough Providence at Connecticut - MOVIE: 'Paradise' Two Japanese language film trying to get out their supporters G i) - Sports Probe ert Stephens, Pamela Franklin ing the Libyan war and becomes ® - Crossfire be shaping up over second place — - ABC News 1969 . 8 - Twilight Zone involved in a complicated love young survivors o f a desert at­ “ Mishima." for the best showing possible. OE) (3 ) - NCAA Basketball; LSU at a position once assumed to be Ohio 84 tack discover nature ^id each G^-MOVIE: 'Liar'sMoon' Two @ )' Freeman Reports triangle. Rated R 2:45 A.M. Glenn, appearing on CBS's "Face (D - Saturday Night Live Mississippi State other. Willie Aames. Phoebe Sen. John Glenn's domain. UPI photo teenagers elope but differences in 8 - Different Drummer: 8 - Dr. W ho ( S *- SpoftsCenter “Mishima," with a UPI photo GD - Jaffarsons ® ) - Prime News Cates. Richard Curnock 1982. In recent weeks, public opinion the Nation, " predicted that if his their backgrounds cause prob­ Blacks in the Military 'From 8 - Twilight Zone Rated R - Happy Days Again budget of $4.5 million, will campaign "can get the sensible GiD - SportsCanter - TV's Bloopers artd lems Matt Dillon, Yvonne De- Go(d Bars to Silver Stars.' T o­ polls have shown Glenn's cam­ John Glenn stumped in Des Moines Sunday seeking be filmed in Tokyo begin­ Designer David M. Connor puts the finishing touches on center — not just those who follow G$ Cara Bears Practical Jokes Dick Clark and Carlo. Broderick Crawford 1962. night's program looks at top ** MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh- 3:00A.M. . paign slipping badly — while Ed McMahon host this look at our 12:45 A.M. ning in March. It is the votes in tonight’s first-in-the-nation Democratic - Star Trek Rated PG black military officers and at the (B - MOVIE: 'Sorrowful Jones' the Iowa caucuses tally board in Des Moines. Caucus Colorado Sen. Gary Hart and the powerbrokers and kingmakers material not intended to bo seen G3) - NHL Hockey: Los Angeles black presence in an integrated QD - NCAA Basketball. LSU at A bookie gets involved with rack­ second such venture for — out to vote we will do very well. " caucuses. (S ) “ Moneyline by an audience. (60 min.) 11:15P.M. Mississippi State (This game is results will be called in from precincts. California Sen. Alan Cranston at Minnesota American military (R) (60 mm.) eteers and fixed races in this Da­ the American producers. ( S - N ew s (Closed Captioned] 8 - Reporter 41 si^ject to blackout) mon Runyon story. Bob Hope. 8 - MOVIE: The Bridge On - Pelicula: 'Como Pescar In 1978 they assisted Akira Lucille Ball 1949. & - Business Report the River Kwai' A hardened, re­ Marido' 8 - Odd Couple 11:30 P.M. 8 ® - Late Night with David Kurosawa in financing; * Letterman ® - MOVIE: -Melody of Hata' S i - El Malefick) solute British officer, who is a 9:00 P.M. 10:15P.M. GD ^ Barney Miller production and distribu*- captive of the Japanese, drives (3D - N C A A Bsskatball: - Entertainment Tonight G $ - Bedrooms This HBO Co- CSD - Thicke of the Night tion of “ Kagemusha." his men to build a bridge as ther­ ® - The Merv Show 1:00 A.M. Provktance at Conoactictit President turns candidate, heads for iowa to ^campaign - Family Feud med|y Playhouse special features - Benny Hill Show apy William Holden. Alec Guin­ - Super Night of Rock GD four stories about love, sex and d D - All In the Family ( 8 - Fraaman Raports As part of the new @ - Wild World of Animals ness. Jack Hawkins 1957 'N ' Roll Howard Hesseman hosts CD - Rockford Files marriage QD,- Hogan's Heroes their first step toward deciding would have to compete with lowans still remember "Dutch " this musical salute to the last 30 - N C A A Basketbatl: 3:15 A.M. Lucas-Coppola deal, Lu- • Bv Norman D. Sandler costs. ago. would have to share the 7:30P.M. (B CE) - Cofumbo 8 - Poldark years of rock 'n' roll. (2 hrs ) Providem:e at Connecticut 8 ) ~ Kung Fu casfilm's marketing . United Press International who will oppose him in November. The trip is a slight departure limelight on caucus dav. Reagan for television time and Reagan as a young sportcaster in fy i - PM Magazine 10:30P.M. 8 - NCAA Basketball: ■ Frontline '88 Seconds in GD *■ Twilight Zone group will join with Coi)t,.^ This is caucus day in Iowa. And from Reagan's Rose Garden stra­ Not everyone agreed. Within the headlines. Des Moines in the 1930s and lor the GSD “ All In the Family Providence at Connecticut Greensboro ' Tonight's program (11) 8 - Independent Network GD ~ Honeymooners (SI - MOVIE: Forced 3:30 A.M. pola to supervise world- ^ WASHINGTON - President Reagan, unaffected by the 2,495 tegy of concentrating on official White House, there were grum­ political lesson he learned in 1980. raises important questions about N ew s Vengeance* An AmerK:an kung GD ' Muppat Show dD * Frontline '88 Seconds in G$ - MOVIE: The Man With (B - Off the Set wide marketing of “ Ml-.: Reagan, leaving the Rose Garden neighborhood meetings, was ex­ events in Washington and else­ blings that Reagan should not be Democratic State Chairman when he suflered a jolting first- the use of police Informants in­ 8 - Alfred Hitchcock fu expert seeks revenge when Ns 0 0 - Family Feud Greensboro ' Tonight's program T w o Brains* The world famous pected to steal some thunder from where that reinforce his position as out "acting like a candidate in (fs* David Nagle accused Reagan of a round defeat in the caucuses to raises important questions about side militant political groups. (R) surgeon who invented the family and boss are murdered. 8 - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ s h i m a , ’ ' with, on what was branded a “ political 0 0 “ Benny Hill Show 8 - 2 4 Horas the use of police informants in­ (60 mm ) (Closed Captioned] 'screw-top method' of entering Chuck Norris. Michael Cavan­ gram looks at the hottest trends post-production work to stunt,” arranged a foray into Iowa Democratic challengers whose the incumbent and keep him above prim ary” while his Democratit.^ "political stunt " and tried to George Bush. GD - N ew s side militant political groups (R) dD ■" Shakespeare Plays The 11:00P.M. the brain marnes one o f his pa­ augh, Mary LcHiise Weller. 1982. and performers in the world of be done at Lucaslilm. . today to rally Republican loyalists fortunes may rise or fall in Iowa the fray until Labor Day, the challengers battled it out in Iowa. persuade all eight Democratic entertainment. G^ ** 1984 Slam Dunk Champ. (60 min.) (Closed Captioned) Comedy of Errors.' Two pairs of (B (B (B 8 8 ® -N e w s tients Steve Martin, Kathleen Rated R. and rob Democrats ol some over the next 24 hours. traditional start of the general However, Reagan campaign offi­ candidates to be in Des Moines on The defeat drove home the risk much-valued attention. Reagan was to address cam- election campaign. cials approved the trip under the same day to level a joint attack in playing the comfortable, cau­ ARB YOU ^l)RB ^O .A FEW Reagan planned 'the six-hour p a i^ rallies in Waterloo and Des But Iowa Republicans saw the heavy lobbying from prominent on Reagan and his policies. The tious front-runner. The Reagan THERS V>JA9 NO M INUTB9 campaign, painfully aware of the FASTER WAV TO l a t e r .... BRIDGE ASTRO visit to the state, where be suffered Moines, then leave the state just an visit as a golden opportunity to see Iowa Republicans. ettort fizzled. 6BT TO THE an eye-opening defeat in 1980, to hM r before the caucuses begin. that the Democrats, whose contest Democrats were predictably in­ For Reagan, the trip was tinged dangers of complacency and over- AIRPORT? discard. If South wants to GRAPH answer primary season criticism Tme Reagan-Bush re-election com­ has been the only game in town for censed when Republican Gov. with personal and political confidence, became more aggres­ indulge in luzurv, be can of his ipolicies as Democrats take mittee is paying part ot his travel reporters who first arrived months Terry Branstad announced they nostalgia. sive afterward. NORTH 1-M precede the spade play by ♦ KQ6S taking one round of trumps. YJ107 The ^ la r e r I watched md ♦ AKS4 just this by leading one qfour Drinking extended N.H. polls disagree on undecided voters 4 1 0 4 trump to his hand and then pUying his jack of spades. ^ S r t h d a y WEST EAST CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — State officials have 36 percent, down 1 percent from East took his ace and MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) - Two ing 20-point lead over Sen. John Glenn. vote, and a 15 percent lead Over Glenn. 4 1 0 54 2 4A3$ agreed to extend drinking hours at some bars and promptly led a second newspaper polls published nine days D-Ohio. The poll gave Mondale the But the surveys V aried sharply on the January and 10 percent from De­ YQ63 »52 Feb.21,1964 restaurants in the last hectic week of New number of voters who said they had not cember. Glenn collected 16 percent, ♦ JIO BQ863 trump. South won, entered before New H am phire's first-in-the- support of 36 percent of those most dummy with a spade and This coming year you could be Ham|>shire's presidential primary cam ^ign . nation presidential primary show likely to vote. made up their minds. followed by Hart at 13 percent and 4K963 4J872 in for some pleasant surprises U S PM * tM OH took his diamond discard. The longer drinking hours will be restricted to former Vice President Walter Mondale The poll also found Sen. Gary Hart, Tne Globe said only 7 percent of those Jackson at 10 percent, down six points SOUTH where your career is Then be tried the club “ first-class establishments” in eight communi­ with a com ni^ding lead over his seven D-Colo., has picked up support from most likely to vote had not made up from the previous survey. 4 J7 concerned. Lady Luck will help ties in the |K>puated Merrimack River region imtil Rounding out the field were former 4AK984 finefse, which lost. West pro­ arrange breaks previously challengers. some former Mondale backers, moved their minds, while the Sunday News HOLY c o w ! IF FO O ZYS OUTA, Y*HAVEN'T LOST WHAT PMDU SUPPOSE^ MEBB6 GUZ BY THUNDER, THAT Sen. George McGovern 6 percent. Sen. ♦ 972 ceeded to cash his aueen of denied you. primary day, Feb. 28. But the surveys differedsbarply over ahead of Jesse Jackson and is just three said 32 percent were still undecided. TH'SNAKE-TOSS,THEN I'M 'EM YET.GUZl NOW THOSE TW O A R E / GOT A LITTLE MIGHT VtORK.OOP! Alan Cranston 5 percent; Sen. Ernest GONNA LOSE SOO COCO­ 4AQ5 trumps and eventually South PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) This is the third time the commission has the number of undecided voters. precentage points behind Gienn. The Sunday News said many Granite LISTEN TO ME..I'VE GABBING ABOUT? ( BAD NEWS!,- LET'S CHECK IT O U T Rollings 5 percent and former Florida O NUTS TKING BONGO... GOT AN IDSA! w i t h TH' WIZER! lost apntber club trick, game Try not to judge others harshly extended the drinking hours because of a The survey of 487 Democrats and A New Hampshire Sunday News State Democrats were waiting to see \\^ '1 .— Vulnerable: Both and rlibber.” today, because they will be tak­ presidential primary. independents by the Boston Sunday survey of 600 Democrats and independ­ the outcome of the Iowa caucuses. Gov. Reubin Askew, 2 percent. Seven Dealer: South Oswald: "If South had ing their cue from you. Showing Globe showed Mondale with an impos­ ents gave Mondale 26 percent of the Among likely voters Mondale polled percent were undecided. disdain invites a similar treat­ West North E u t S< realized the danger of extravagance, he would ment. The Matchmaker wheel tells you your compatibility to Pass 14 Pass 1 have led a spade toward his all signs, as well as showing Pass 34 Pass 4^ jack at trick two. Erast’s best you (o which signs you are best — Jackson: ‘new direction’ needed Pass Pass Pass defense ^ould be to duck, but South should just play a suited romantically. To get speond spade.” yours, send $2 to Astro-Graph, * PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - He accused Reagan of ignoring the Box 489, Radio City Station, Z Opening lead: 4J Jim: ''From this point on, Jesse Jackson brought his "The underprivileged and catering to New York, NY 10019. For your - Time Is Now” campaign to Rhode the wealthy. it wouldn't matter what sign's year-ahead predictions, ' East or West did. South Island, emphasizing the country is "When Reagan talks about the E S S u send an additional $1 plus your would be able to ruff his five zodiac sign. at a critical moment in its history national wealth, he's not talking By Oiwald Jacoby of clubs in dummy." ARIES (March 21-April 19) to an overflow crowd at Brown about the commomwealth," said and James Jacoby Oswald: "Suppose East Any difficulties with which you University. Jackson in the type of play-on- If you war\t to see your leads a trump. %uth would may have to contend today can “ We cannot just settle for a new words that characterizes his public VOUI2. H0R05rebound. rousing success, according to most St., who said she was had locked injured and another was charged; is over. took a couple of penalties maybe scoreboard at 2:53 of the second shot until halfway through the assists on Keeler’s second goal of "All their goals came from Main Street merchants contacted herself in her bedroom after. with drunken driving and posses-, Whatever control South Windsor because we were too pumped up. period. East dominated the first game. We had backchecking you the evening. scrambles in front. All you ask by the Manchester Herald this James O'Donnell, 50, also of 148 sion of marijuana Saturday after; High had over East Catholic came But the defense played maybe a period, outshooting South Windsor only read about. Everyone was Two consecutive penalties on your goalie is to make the first morning. School St., came at her with the his car ran off the road on East; to a halt here Saturday night at flawless game, maybe its best 9-0, but failed to dent the twine. picking up his wing.” East gave South Windsor a five-on- save," Russo said. The sale offered everything from knife, police said. Center Street and flipped over,, Hartford Arena as the Eagles, game of the year.” “ It seemed like the first South East's lead climbed to 2-0 at 8:15. three skating advantage to start East had a 21-14 edge in shots. 22-cent haircuts to 99-cent spagh­ Mrs. Ribaudo told police O’Don­ police said today. ' J playing a stout defensive game and Defensemen Pat Barrett, Dan Windsor game again," Mannix Roy won a faceoff at the circle to the third period. The Eagles were Most pleasing to Mannix was his etti dinners. And, in keeping with nell had seized a kitchen knife, Robert Bohadick, 20, of 23 Nye; getting two goals from red-hot Baffin, Dick Freni and Jason said. "W e were a little worried but Lanier's right and slid the puck able to kill that off, although the team's total commitment. "To­ the theme of the sale, many of the saying he wanted "some respect St., a passenger in the car, suffei^_; Mike Keeler, overpowered the Hanford played well and they we took quick shifts with three over to right wing Kevin Walsh. He Bobcats did score their only goal night we played three good peri­ merchants gave away miniature now.” She tried to reach the a neck injury when it flipped ontbt Bobcats, 4-1, in ice hockey action received plenty of support from lines and I feel that worked out." mostly fanned on the shot but got on the power play at 9:46 as ods," he said. He had been looking cherry trees to those making a telephone but was forced upstairs its roof, police said. He was treated; between two of the finest in backchecking forwards, Ken West enough lumber on the disk to push sophomore Kevin Sullivan scored for that, not one or two good ones, purchase. when O'Donnell held the knife up at Manchester Memorial HospitaL northern Connecticut. in particular. “ Kenny didn't get a East skated three forward units it past Lanier. It was Walsh's fifth on a screened drive from the right all year. 'We played excellent "W e had a fantastic response, " and said he wanted her to leave the and released, a hospital spokeswo­ It was the first win ever for the point but he had the game of his to only two for the Bobcats. “ Oh goal of the year. faceoff circle. defensive hockey. said Helene Hebert, owner of the > V house, police said. When she tried man said. Eagles over the Bobcats. They had life,” Mannix said of his senior yes, that was a key factor," Russo The Bobcats finally got their South Windsor had six power- Lift the Latch Gift Shop at 977 Main to use the telephone upstairs she During an investigation of the^ met six times previously, includ­ wing who spent most of the evening responded. “ A couple of their goals first shot and then had a golden play opporlunitcs, and scored only "It was a total team effort. I’m found O'Donnell had taken the accident, police found wedged! ing earlier this year when South checking highly regarded Chris came at the end of shifts." opportunity as Walsh was whistled once. “ 1 think our penalty killing so glad to get this going into the The shop did about twice as receiver off the hook downstairs, between the front seats of the car a ’ Windsor took a 3-2 verdict despite Robbins. The Eagles, 15-4, scored two for an elbowing infraction. Kevin came of age tonight, ’' said Mannix, slate tournament." much business as it usually does on UP ! photo she told police. "bong” — a device used to smoke ^ East having the better of play. "We looked like we were flat,” second^ after completion of a and Mike Sullivan had good shots who still couldn't be pleased with East winds up its regular season a Saturday. Mrs. Hebert smd. 2 Shle returned to the first floor to marijuana — with suspected mari-.!" It was that way again this time, said nattily attired South Windsor power-play opportunity. Baffin fed on goal but each time Eagle some of the penalties taken. Wednesday night at 8:30 at the "This year was unusually good, try again but fled upstairs once juana residue, they said. The; only the Eagles finally emerged coach Vic Russo, who saw his senior captain Paul Roy near the sophomore goalie Steve Cavallo East, which had been playing Bolton Ice Palace against Fermi. said Joseph Carman, owner of J. Cold beer more when O'Donnell continued to driver, Rodney C. Gill, 17, of 26; with the well-earned decision. “ I Bobcats lose for only the third time blue line and he took a hard slapper proved equal. conservatively the final 15 min­ It will then head to the state Carman Clothier at 887 Main St. threaten her, she told police. Byron Road, failed sobriety tests! feel justice was served tonight. We in 18 outings. "But I don't know if it on goal. Bobcat goalie Andy Lanier Cavallo overall faced 14 shots, utes, outshot by an 8-3 margin, put Division II tournament where it "W e were busy alt day." A tractor-trailer makes its way along an storms left several feet, of drifted snow at the scene, police said, and was; played a total team effort,” said was we were flat or they were made the initial save but Keeler all of the quality variety. "H e it away at 11:29. Junior center Rob will be one of the favorites. It Saturday 's sale compared favor­ When summoned to the scene, isolated section of Interstate 70 east of on the eastern plains of Colorado. charged with drunken driving,;, East coach Bill Mannix, who making us look lousy. We didn't was in front to poke home the played a super gam e," Russo Tedoldi broke up a play in his own should be the favorite according to ably to a similar one last year. police spotted her through a Byers, Colo., Sunday. Recent snow­ possession of less than four ounces! credited his defense for doing a play well and they did. I feel their rebound under Lanier. It was complimented the Eagle keeper. end and skated up ice with Dave Russo, who'll guide his Bobcats Carman said, because "the values window. They were admitted to the of marijuana, possession of drug"! superlative job. For that, he had defense played an excellent East's 12th shot on net. "H e does have one of the quickest Olender. He fed the puck to the into the Division 1 action. " I f they were better this year. " house by O'Donnell, who had paraphernalia, speeding and fail­ assistant coach Bruce Canty game.” South Windsor, meanwhile, gloves in the state,” Mannix cited. latter inside the BSbeat blue line play like they did tonight, they're a Robert Dorin, owner of Man­ s ure to carry his driver’s license. . explain. Keeler, senior right wing, who didn't get its first shot on goal until The margin went to 3-0 at 11:22 and Olender pul a screecher on shoe-in," he predicts. 0 chester Hardware at 877 Main St., He was released on a promise toi said that sales on Saturday were appear Wednesday in Manchester; "better than 1 have seen in a long Superior Court. time — superb.'' He estimated that Obituaries Police said Gill told them he was; sales were up 40 percent over the unable to stop when he applied his"' Unassisted goals power same Saturday last year. Natale J. Rufini ter: a daughter, Cynthia Scovel of Wallingford in 1976. Before retir­ S. Richard B. Bottaro and Brian F. brakes atr a stop light and skidded^ The store quickly sold out of Natale J. Rufini. 89, of 24 Lyness Manchester: a brother, George ing in 1977 she had been a Bottaro, both of Manchester. off the road, hitting a curb and' most everything that was adver­ St., died Saturday at Manchester Webb of Hartford: a sister, Do­ receptionist for Home Insurance He was bom in Birmingham, flipping over. Both Gill and a third, tised as a special, he said. And. he Memorial Hospital. He was the rothy Listro of Windsor: three Co. of North Haven for 14 years. Ala., and had lived in East occupant of the car were not hurt, added, the cherry trees went husband of the late Teresa fRai- She was a former member of Hartford for 30 years. He was quickly, too. grandchildren: and several nieces police said. ! South United Methodist Church of owner of the Burnside Package MHS leers past Masuk monda) Rufini. and nephews. Fred Nassiff Jr., of Nassiff Arms He was born in Magiano Sabina, Manchester, a member and trus­ Store and was a broker with the A Southington man was being Co. at 991 Main St., said the sale The funeral will be Wednesday Italy, and had lived most of his life at 11:15 a.m. from the John F. tee of the board of Faith United Board of Realtors of the Greater held on $2,500 bond over the, generated business that compared BOLTON — Four unassisted board at 3:24 of the first period as Harry Dalessio tipped home a in Manchester. Before retiring he Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Methodist Church of North Haven, Hartford Area. He was a member weekend on charges that he cashed, to a Saturday just before goals helped, turn the trick as he took the puck from his own blue John Riemitis slap shot from the had worked at Cheney Brothers, Center St.. with a mass of Christian and member and district member­ of the Italian-American Club of a forged $636 check drawn on a- Christmas. with the Town of Manchester, and ship secretary for United Metho­ East Hartford. Manchester High trimmed Masuk line, skated down the middle, and point with 2:10 left to make it 5-1. It The one-day sale worked out burial at noonatSt. James Church. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insu-' retired from Case Brothers as a dist Women. He also leaves a daughter, High, 6-1, in ice hockey action here fired a 20-foot slapshot home. It was his second goal of the year. better than a three-day sale Burial will be in St. James ranee bank account at Heritage. machine operator. He was the She leaves three sons, Robert F. Roseann B. Williams of South Saturday night at the Bolton Ice was Guachione's first goal of the And Factora, with his sixth goal of offered by some of the merchants Cemetery. Friends may call at the Savings and Loan Association in^ oldest member of the Maglianese Midwood of Noblesville, Ind., Windsor: four brothers, Joseph Palace. season. the season, closed it out with 41 last year, he said, because it drew funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 Manchester, police said. Society, and helped construct the Barry R. Midwood of Bristol, and Bottaro, Manuel Bottaro and An­ The victory was the 16th in 17 Sophomore Mike Generis, with seconds to go as he split the Masuk a larger, less financially inhibited and 7 to 9 p.m. Robert Atkins, 29, was arrested; Garden Grove Club as a member of Cliiford R. Midwood of Newport, gelo Bottaro, all of East Hartford, outings for the Silk Towners while his 10th goal of the seaison, made it defense at its blue line and fired a crowd. Saturday on a warrant and^ the Sons of Italy. Mrs. Lucy D. Bartolotta R.I.: and four grandchildren. and Frank Bottaro of Wethers­ Masuk dips to 10-7-1 with the loss. 2-0 at 4:42 assisted by Brian blazer into the top corner. "People weren't as afraid to charged with second-degree lar-' He leaves a son, Enrico T. Rufini Mrs. Lucy (DiDato) Bartolotta, The funeral will be Feb. 27 at 11 field: three sisters, Nina Catalano "They (Masuk) are not a bad Beckwith and Shaun Kelly. Mas- Manchester had a 37-9 edge in sp^nd their money." he said. ceny and third-degree forgery. If ot Manchester; a daughter. Mrs. 93, of Cromwell, died Sunday after a.m. at South United Methodist of Saybrook, Virginia Asker of San hockey team,” Manchester coach uk's Brian Kempe answered at shots with Ian Blood in goal for the The sale was successful in he fails to make bond he will be Margaret T. Gada of Canton, a brief illness..She was the wife of Church, 1226 Main St. Burial will Diego, Calif., and Carmell Batta- Wayne Horton said. 7:25 to make it 2-1 after one period. Indians. bringing the throngs to Main presented in court Tuesday. Mass.: 11 grandchildren: eight the late Sebastian Bartolotta and be in East Cemetery. There are no glio of Wethersfield: and seven The Indians accomplished the It was a scoreless second stanza Street, agreed Michael Filomeno, " I give big points to my defense- great-grandchildren: and several the mother of Salvatore A. Barto­ calling hours. Memorial donations grandsons. victory minus two-thirds of its No. with the Indians erupting for four manager of the Fairway Depart­ third-period goals. men. all of them," Horton said, nieces and nephews. lotta of Manchester. may be made to Faith United The funeral will be Wednesday 1 line, seniors Eric Trudon and ment Store at 975 Main St. Galen Byram. Each drew major Coughlin, at 7:55, opened it up praising the work of Mark Keith. The funeral will be Tuesday at She was born in Melilli, Sicily. Methodist Church Memorial at 9:15 a.m. Irom the John F. "It definitely brought people Teenagers Jailed penalties in a scrimmage Saturday with his tally. He picked up the Dan Senkow, Kelly, Mark Ci- F 10:30 a.m. from the John F. She was a member of St. John's Fund,. Clintonville Road, North Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. downtown and created interest, " afternoon against Kingswood in puck at the red line, skated down chowski, Riemitis and Guachione. Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Church, Cromwell. Haven, 06473. Center St., with a mass of Christian ^bbjdiJJEPORTepor’ (UPI) - A Su­ he said. "It was a pretty enthusias­ West Hartford and did not play the right side and then swung in "They did a real good job." Center St., with a mass ot Resur­ She also leaves three other sons, The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 burial at 10 a.m. at St. Christopher perior Court judge has sentenced tic day. " against Masuk. front of the net, tucking a back The line of Generis-Beckwith rection at U a.m. in the Church of Joseph A. Bartolotta of Middle- Main St., has charge of Church, East Hartford. Burial will two Bridgeport teenagers to 25 Filomeno said a poll taken at the There may be a controversy over hander under Masuk goalie Mike and Doug Matthew skated well. the Assumption. Burial will be in town, Rosario A. Bartolotta in arrangements. be in Hillside Cemetery, East years in prison for taking part in- door indicated that most, though staging the scrimmage, and the McCarroll. It was Coughlin's fifth The make-shift alignment of St. James Cemetery. Friends may Arizona, and Sebastian A. Barto­ Hartford. Friends may call at the the fatal beating of Ronald! not all, of Fairway's customers on m ajor infractions, but further goal of the year. Blake, Kyle Bockus and Factora call at the funeral home today from lotta of Cromwell: 16 grandchild­ Samuel J. Bottaro funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 McCarthy last summer. Saturday came for the bargains details were not available. Blake, with his 29th goal of the also were complemented by 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial ren: and four great-grandchildren; Samuel J. Bottaro, of East p.m. Earl Davis, 16, and Roy Trotter,! UPI photo that had been advertised. The Dan Guachione, Brian Coughlin, campaign, made it 4-1 with 2:52 to Horton. contributions may be made to the The funeral will be Wednesday Hartford, died Sunday at his home. Memorial donations may be 18, were sentenced by Judge! store also had a drawing for a Bob Blake and Brett Factora each go. With McCarroll out of his cage, Manchester concludes the regu­ Buffalo. Sabres took a 5-2 verdict over Church of the Assumption Memor­ at 9 a.m. from the D'Angelo He was the husband of Mary M. made to the American Cancer Robert Callahan after both, Whaler center Ron Francis (10) slams E radio, television and crockpot, he scored an unassisted goal to power Blake picked up the puck behind lar season with a rematch at ial Fund. Funeral Home, 22 S. Main St., (Diana) Bottaro and the father of Society. pleaded guilty to felony murder.' Buffalo’s Gilles Hamel into the boards in Hartford. said. Manchester. the net, walked out in front and Masuk Wednesday afternoon at Middletown, with a mass of "It think it was a successful Guachione put the Indians on the sent the puck skidding home. 2:30. NHL action Sunday night at the Aud in Beatrice W. Soucier Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. day." he said. Beatrice (Webb) Soucier, 53, of John's Church, Cromwell. Burial Most merchants agreed that the Playpen reorganizing 82 Florence St., died Sunday at will be in the family plot in St. NO GIMMICKS! rain on Saturday did not detract Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Playpen Cafe, which had once sought to from the response. John's Cemetery, Middletown. She was the wife of Richard Friends may call at the funeral establish a restaurant in the Manchester Mall at 811 Husky five Whalers quiet following loss "When it comes to barigains, 1 N O G IF T S ! Soucier. don't think people are going to stay home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Main St., has tiled for reorganization under federal She was born in Ridgewood, p.m. bankruptcy laws. home." Carman said. BUFFALO, N.Y. (U PI) - What spirit." period when he fired in a rebound N.Y., and had lived in South The owner, Arthur F. Simpson III of New London, loses fight J U S T $ P R IC E ! was said by Hartford Coach Jack The Sabres jumped to a 4-0 lead after Staniowski had stopped Mike U.S. metrics Windsor before moving to Man­ Shirley R. Midwood cites debts of $1.3 million and claims assets of $1 Evans to his team after the after two periods and coasted. Foligno from in close. chester 15 years ago. She was million. Shirley (Robinson) Midwood, 62, \ Whalers dropped a 5-2 decision to Dave Andreychuk and rookie Andreychuk, who was standing The United States first commit­ employed by the State of Connecti­ 1974AMCHOMffiT of Wallingford, formerly of Man­ He lists $1 million in secured debt and $300,000 in imiHiiM) to Orange Buffalo was probably more inter­ Claude Verret each scored a goal behind the net, found Ruff all alone ted itself to the metric system at an cut as an administrative unsecured debt with 534 creditors. chester, died "Thursday in Citrus esting than what the Sabres had to and added an assist. Bill Hajt, in front of the Hartford goalie and international convention in 1875. secretary. Heights, Calif., while on vacation. When Simpson proposed to put a restaurant into the ^995 >1295 say afterward. Lindy Ruff and Paul Cyr added Ruff converted the pass to make it Although American fundamental Besides her husband she leaves SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) - She was the wife of the late Robert Manchester Mall, owned by Kenneth Burkamp, there The only problem was, if you Buffalo's other goals. 3-0 at 11:54 of the period. weights and measures have been her father, George Webb: lour 1974 DODGE DM T TSSBBFiaSfiBiSr Tonight might not be the best night F. Midwood. was opposition from Burkamp's business neighbors. aren't Jack Evans or a member of "W e played well. We had the Hajt made it 4-0 with 29 seconds metric since 1893, this country is sons. Dr. Ronald Soucier and Dr. for the University of Connecticut to She was born in Manchester on The Planning and Zoning Commission granted the Hartford Whalers, you didn't shutout going for 2‘/ii periods," said left in the second when he scored a the only major industrial nation Donald Soucier, both in New M595 host Providence, playing its se­ Sept. 28, 1921, and had lived here, Burkamp an exception he needed for the restaurant. A *1695 hear it. Buffalo Coach Scotty Bowman. "1 short-handed goal. Hajt raced in that still has not brought the metric Jersey. Richard Soucier Jr. and cond game in three days. most of her life. She moved to court overruled the PZC decision and Burkamp has 1976 OLDS OMEGA The customary post-game inter­ would have been happy to get the all alone on Staniowski after the system into its everyday life. Daniel Soucier. both of Manches­ ~T0mii7I3Sn~ Before almost 30,000 screaming North Haven in 1960 and to another restaurant application before the PZC. view afforded by Evans and his shutout, but I'm happy we got the puck deflected off the skate of fans at Syracuse's Carrier Dome In the interim. Playpen had decided against players never came about, as the win." Hartford’s Ray Neufeld at the M795 *1995 Saturday they took the first one to locating at the mall. Whalers' lockerroom door re­ Doug Sulliman spoiled Sabre Buffalo blueline. 1977 CI»Y& NEWPORT isnFJunKmmaM three overtimes before falling mained closed after the game. The rookie goaltender Tom Barrasso's Sabrina seeks change in ruies 87-85. Whalers didn’t play well, coming shutout bid with only 6:22 left when Hajt, who said the goal was the “ What can you say about the H995 *2295 on the heels of their 8-2 win over the he scored off a pass from Ron result of his first clean breakaway kids?” asked Connecticut coach Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday Francis to cut the Buffalo lead to COVENTRY — Sabrina Pools Sabrina Pools makes hot tubs by- materials and air quality cuntiui 197yCHEV. IMPAIR Dom Perno. "They had their backs ever, was given a standing ovation and Hot Tubs owner Ronald SPECIAl 1971FMO LID night in Toronto. That tied a club 4-1. Bob Crawford snapped a high by the Buffalo crowd. vacuuming acrylic forms into officials asked him about the to the wall and just wouldn’t quit.” Nadeau is seeking modification of record — eight — for most wins on 40-footer over Barrasso's glove shape, then spraying them with density of population around Na­ "They were down time and time " I appreciate ovations when a 1981 Planning and Zoning Com­ ^2695 *2695 the road and gave them one more hand at 15:30 of the third period. polyester _resins for support, ac­ deau's Bread and Milk Street shop. again, playing in front of 30 grand, good defensive plays are made, but mission decision that forbade any cording to Nadeau’s application. DINNERS win (20) than all of last year. "H e got away in front and I lost tonight it felt good to get one for It is a fairly populous area, 19nF0RDT-IIRD 1977 OIOS DELTA M rotM£ and even down seven, they kept fabrication or use of chemicals at The Sabres, however, had sight of the puck,’ ’ said Barrasso — scoring a goal," said the ll-year Some of the chemicals in_ the Wheeler said, having 10 to 12 fighting back in it. Every one of his Bread and Milk Street enough to say about Sunday night’s who raised his record to 21-7-3 on veteran. "W e tried to shut down resins, acetones and acrylics Na- houses within 2,000 feet of the shop. ’2995 SOLD them can walk down Main Street business. The DEP has asked Nadeau to FOR ’2995 contest — their sixth victory in a the season — of the first goal. the offense. I thought we did a good deau would use in the process and say he played his best," said row that put them eight points Cyr upped the margin to 5-2 just When they discussed the applica- submit a report on his proposed 1979 CHEV. MALIBU 1978 DATSUN 810 job until the last five to six minutes "may be hazardous, " Zoning Perno. ahead of the idle second-place 12 seconds after Crawford's goal tion last week, commission operation to its air quality control The Huskies forced both the in the last period when we got a Agent Ernest Wheeler said after he TWO (Mon-Wed O n ly) Boston Bruins in the Adams when his shot from the side of the 2 little sloppy." members expressed reservations and Town Planner Nancy Jack division, Wheeler said. ’3395 ’2995 second and third overtimes by - ^W„- Division race. right faceoff circle trickled about allowing Nadeau to expand After reviewing the report, the Chicken Parmiglana *9 .9 5 . ^ xm Buffalo took a 1-0 lead at 12:21 of discussed the proposal with offi­ canning free throws with no time "The team's been playing well,” through the pads of Hartford his business to include an acrylic DEP will tell Nadeau how many 1978 GRANilSXGHiA CPE. nn OLDS K u ril h K i the first period when Verret cials Irom the state Department of showing on the clock. Larry said Buffalo's Real Cloutier, in a goaltender Ed Staniowski. vacuum forming shop. filters he will be required to have in Baked Manicotti »7 .9 5 flipped in a high shot over Environmental Protection. Blucher hit a pair of foul shots after bit of an understatement.'“ This is Andreychuk gave Buffalo a 2-0 order to screen out contaminants. ’3295 the first overtime ended to make it Staniowski, who made several Nadeau is trying to bring his hot Although there is a risk in using Nadeau's proposal will be pres­ Mixed Seafood Casserole *9 .9 5 *3595 UP I photo a young and good team with a lot of lead at the 8:33 mark of the second spectacular saves. tub manufacturing operations, 77-77 and Vern Giscombe’s pair the chemicals, Wheeler said, "In ented at the Feb. 27 meeting of the from the line made it 79-79 at the currently spread among three their opinion, this is a very low-risk Veal Scallopjnl Planning and Zoning Commission. *1 0 .9 5 end of two overtimes. Connecticut's Eddie Wiiliams finds the basketbail different shops, into one location industrial process." If it is accepted, a public hearing on Bread and Milk Street. Includes soup, salad, glass beer or wine, "The crowd was like a stereo, between his iegs as Syracuse’s Rafael Addison (12) trips Wheeler said DEP hazardous will be scheduled. and they kept turning up the 0 potato, vegetable or pasta. OLDIES BUT over him in Big East clash Saturday night at the Carrier Bird ablaze in Celtics’ win ■ m m m e voluitie," said Blucher. “ I figured *Speclal — Large Pizza w/2 llama Dome. Orangemen topped the Huskies in three there was only one way I could and pllehar Bear S7.9S. overtimes, 87-85. UConn is slated to host Providence PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - Celtic center Robert Parish said . for the Celtics, who improved their Fire Calls quiet them down.” Larry Bird's shooting was so hot in "the thing that makes him so overall record to 42-12, the best in FORM 1040 PREPARATION tfUUSlfiSLTD. "Look at Blucher making two tonight at the Field House in Storrs at 8 o'clock. Portland, his coach says, that once special is his all-around play. He the NBA. foul shots with no time on the La Strada West 323 Center SI., Manchester, Conn. he had to blow on his hands to cool gets points, rebounds, assists and Jim Paxson scored 24 points and 471 Hartford Rd. 643-6165 clock,” said Syracuse coach Jim But Ithier missed a shot with five by more than seven points. them off. steals. He does it all.” Kenny Carr added 19 for Portland. Tolland County Boeheim, who coached Blucher on EXPENSIVE? Not Anymore! wirross Uom Mona'lv Bros 647-0908 seconds to go and Syracuse's Giscombe led the Huskies with a Bird lit up the scoreboard for 34 Portland Coach Jack Ramsay Boston built a 64-58 halftime lead Friday, 10:08 p.m. — the touring B ig East All-Star team Howard Triche hit a free throw to career-high 24 points and Eddie points, grabbed 18 rebounds and called Bird "the greatest player in but Portland battled back in the Profeeslonal sarvice, at an last August. " I had him all medical call. Cider Mill inexpensive fee for your tax ice it. Williams had 20. F ive Orangemen added nine assists Sunday night as the game — not only a great third quarter behind a stiff defense summer and he never made a shot. Road, Bolton (Bolton, return preparation. Our con­ SAVE ON The teams were never separated scored in double figures. the Boston Celtics won their third shooter but can find the open man that held Boston to 27 percent Manchester Ambulance). cern is saving you money. “ I never want to play another straight game on the road, a and get it to him. I don't know if he shooting, and the Trail Blazers TAXES one like that one,” added Boeheim, Saturday, 12:28 p.m. — Good tax representation TAXES 107-101 victory over the Portland can play better than he did took an 81-80 advantage into the medical call. Skunga- should not be available only who got so mad at freshman Pearl Trail Blazers. Three steals and a tonight.” final period. to the wealthy anymore! MSB IS AN INVESTMENT IN MANCHESTER’S FUTURE. maug Golf Club, Coventry Coupon Washington at one point he threw Cheney pair takes thirds blocked shot rounded out Bird’s Bird was spreading credit (North Coventry, South his jacket into the stands and night. ' around as well as he did his crisp The teams exchanged the lead Coventry). • HIGH RATE’S FIXED r ip p ^ his tie from his neck. Boston Coach K.C. Jones had passes. several times in the fourth quarter Cheney Tech Had a pair of class in the Class L Meet at Saturday, 12:47 p.m. — YOUR TAX The Huskies' Ray Broxton plenty to say about the All-Star "W e played good defense at the but Bird hit a 3-point goal with 3:10 RATE matonen take third place fin­ Bristol Central High. motor vehicle accident. • FULLY INSURED forced the first overtime period forward, who shot 70 percent from end, we got the rebounds and hit left to give Boston a 99-95 lead. PREPARATION ishes at the Class M Champion­ Manchester High at the Class Route 275, Coventry when he buried a 12-foot jumper the field, ^ including 2-for-2 from the free throws we had to,” he said. Calvin Natt scored two buckets for • INVESTED LOCALLY 10.50% ship Meet at New London High L L Meet at Conard High in West (North Coventry, South with five seconds remaining in three-point range. The win raised Boston's league­ a 99-99 tie with 2:10 to go, but ir ria iV E Saturday to highlight local Hartford didn't fare well. The Coventry), • CAN BE DEDUCTED regulation to tie it 67-67. "In all the years that I have leading road record to 20-7 and Boston went ahead for good at UTAX SAVER ANNUAL YIIIB results. Indians' John Harris was the Sunday, 5:08 p.m. — Reserve George Papadokos’ two watched and played in this league, came against the team with the 103-101 on two free throws by 105 MAIN STREET FROM YOUR 1983 INCOME Peter Albert secured the No. 3 No. 3 seed at 155 pounds but alarm. Hop River elderly 11.231% free throws proved the winning I have never seen a player with so NBA’s best home record. Portland Robert Parish. ; MANCHESTER, spot in the 98-pound class and didn't place in the top three. housing, Andover margin. His foul shots gave much involvement in the game as now is 24-5 at home, but the loss Gerald Henderson stole a pass 646-0015 Steve Hecker was third in the (Andover). Syracuse, 17-5 and 10-2 in the Big Larry Bird. All phases he domi­ was the Trail Blazers' third in a and was fouled with 33 seconds to 115-pound class for the Tech- Cheney wound up its season (iNMree East, an 86-79 lead in the third nates — shooting, passing, re­ row at once-friendly Memorial go, hitting one free throw for a I OUR INTEREST IS THE CRE8TER MANCHESTER AREA men. Cheney finished 12th in the with ah 11-10 mark, its first overtime. bounding and smarts,” Jones said. Coliseum, the first time that has three-point Boston lead. Johnson team standings with 37 points. winning season ever. Manches­ The average U.S. fam­ The Huskies, 12-11 overall and “ He was so hot tonight that once happened since the 1981-1982 stole another Portland pass and East Catholic's Bruce Anto­ ter closed out at 3-12 while East ily of four eats almost 4-9 in the Big East, closed to within he came back after hitting a season. was fouled with 18 seconds left, three tons of food MANCHESTER STATE M N K Member FDIC one at 86-85 on "Vicent Itbler’s nia was fourth in the 145-pound finished at 4-16-1. AOELE P. LEMIEUX 1041 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER • TEL. 64M004 Equel Opportunity jumper and was blowing on his Dennis Johnson chipped in 20 hitting both free throws for a annually. bucket with 37 seconds remaining, hands." points and Kevin McHale added 15 106-101 advantage. k I K - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Feb, 20, 1984 MANCHESTER MEKALU. Monday. Feb. '2U, 1984 - 13

Mahre brothers share Olympic slalom win I H i Bv Mike Tullv Yakima, Wash., if he so desires. Vuchko, the cuddly wolf cub questionable decision of the Inter­ V '.v UPl Sports Writer Make him the favorite for the mascot of the Sarajevo Olympics. national Olympic Committee to slalom and the giant slalom, with The 8-pound, 13-ounce Alpine ace allow professionals to compete in SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia — Slay an outside shot at tbe downhill. entered the world at t. 37 Mountain the hockey tournament. Then tuned for the 2004 Olympics. Heck, he may be the first Standard time Sunday, not long there was the emergence of the Phil Mahre’s baby boy will be 20 American to win a medal in the before his daddy and uncle Steve American hockey team as "Team years old then, old enough to tackle luge. Not yet 48 hours old, this baby captured the gold and silver Crybaby,” for all its whining and any hill between Bjelasnica and has more Olympic soul than medals, respectively, in the slalom protestations. And Cooper set an i% r at the Winter Olympics, Olympic record for faux pas by Imagine Phil’s reaction upon addressing President Reagan as learning how differently he and his "Ronnie” when he called to wife Holly had spent the day. congratulate her and, Armstrong 6%.. t- J "She was at home doing all the for their victories. But failures in • fi> ■ ’ work and I was out here playing,'* bob and luge and cross country < A,--' si Phil said, adding that he would aside, this ,was a delightful two have preferred to be with his wife weeks in a "Country of friendly'' 1 # despite the glory of Olympic gold to people and diligent hospitaiity. crown his career. The visitors who grumbled will S' A Actually, the fans back home think fondly of Sarajevo in their -V •'* ,, t. will be more than happy to first traffic jam back home. celebrate both events. The gold- East Germany was the gold 4 silver finish raised the United medal leader with nine in the 39 States' medal total to eight, not a events, three more than the wonderful number but one that runnerup Soviet Union. The United IQ includes some high spots. States tied with Finland and "This is more of an event for the Sweden for third place. public so it's a bigger race,” said The Soviet Union edged East (|ra]evo Phil. "So 1 feel it’s a big victory for Germany in total medals, 25-24, everybody — and for myself." followed by Finland with 13, Fortunately for the fans back Norway with nine and the United •'4E, home, the Mahres were not the States and Sweden with eight each. UPl photo only Americans to record big The USSR regained the hockey Steve Mahre (left) and his brother Phil boast a twin set of victories. In fact, tbe United States crown from the United States,- provided^'^some of the biggest beating Czechoslovakia 2-0 in smiles after Sunday’s'Olympic slalom race at Sarajevo. stories at the XIV Winter Sunday's final. Sweden defeated Phil won the gold medal, and Steve took the silver. Olympus. Canada by an identical 2-0 score Fir^there were Kilty and Peter for the bronze medal. Olympics in Calgary, Alberta. with the first one down always In the only other event on closing aihers, brothers and sisters In the meantime, America can radioing back up to explain exactly F V, ^ i 5y adoption and'raised by loving day, Thomas Wassberg andGunde cherish the quality — if not the Svan gave Sweden a 1-2 finish in what the track is like. Their step-parents, breaking the United quantity of its moments in the 1984 understanding is complete. States' medal drought with a silver the 50-kilometer cross country ski (James. And the triumph of the in the pairs figure skating. race. Aki Karvonen of Finland took Mahre twins was of high quality. They did so Sunday at Sarajevo. Debbie Armstrong and Christin the bronze. The 26-year-old Mahres, from Steve was first down on the first Cooper followed with a gold- silver Marja-Liisa Haemaelainen of While Pass. Washington, won run and radioed back up to Phil; Of/ finish in the women's giant slalom. Finland emerged as the most plenty of races before but oddly "Watch the icy patches.” Phil Bill "Joe Willie" Johnson put his successful athlete of the Olympics had been having a poor season this came down before Steve on the skis where his mouth was, predict­ by capturing all three individual year until their last chance on the second run and walkie-talkied up ing he would win the men's gold medals in women^s cross last day of the XIV Winter Games. to Steve: "Go full speed after the Tae Kwon-Do UPl photo downhill and then doing it. Scott country and taking the bronze in Phil was World Cup champion first tricky section and don’t Phil Mahre of the United Statestook the gold medalinthe Hamilton retrieved a figure skat­ the relay. three years running, from 1981 to change your rhythm." ing gold that had s|)ent 24 years An impressive ceremony at the Olympic slalom Sunday at Sarajevo. It was a big day all 1983, and was second in the 1980 AH the Jeamwork helped make away from the United States. Zetra Arena closed the Games, and Lake Placid Olympic slalom. the Mahres the latest Olympic Reasons for participating vary around for Mahre, as his wife gave birth to a son. As for downers, start with the thoughts turned to the next Winter The twins are extremely clq^e. heroes.

Bv Rich Cahill participants themselves, accord- Enfield, a first-degree black belt NHL roundup Herald Sports Writer ' ing to Barenbaum. She said some who has been studying since 1974. youngsters take it to help with He said he used his skills once The seven men stare at the coordination problems, some peo­ when another driver attempted to Cat solitary, diminutive woman facing ple take it to built confidence and force him off the road and on Jets snap Caps win streak them at the opposite side of the others participate to keep in shape. another occassion during an argu­ •iP room. She barks an order incom­ One who began training for the ment in a bar. Ilf prehensible to visitors to the office latter reason is Richard Flores, a Obregon said he could have used By Mike Barnes "Tonight we knew that we could Flyers 3, Rangers 2 (ot) complex on Broad Street. In Hairdresser who resides on West Tae Kwon-Do many other limes, UPl Sports Writer win, or at least give them a run for At New York, Tim Kerr scored response to the command, eight Middle Turnpike. He began lessons but that having the skill makes him their money, said Jets' coach his 37lh goal, at 1:33 of overtime, to left legs swish through the air to a couple of months ago in order to less likely to use force because he When Pat Riggin and Larry Barry Long, "If we could beat a end the Rangers' recent domina­ strike imaginary foes. The woman remain active while fighting the> has nothing to prove to himself. Murphy of the Washington Capi­ club that's on top of their game, tion ol the Flyers. New York had kicks with the most force — a force negative effects of a kidney "You know what you can do, so you tals failed to claim the puck, that has to give us some satisfac­ won the last eight games played which seems to come from some­ ailment. "It keeps you in shape just walk away from it," he said. Winnipeg's Doug Smaii was more tion and confidence. " between the two clubs dating back where other than her small body. rather than sitting around the While in high school, Obregon than happy to call it his. Laurie Boschman provided" the to Feb. 19 of last year. The woman is Laura Barenbaum house watching television," Flores took lessons in a Japanese form of While goalie Riggin and defense- tie on a power-play goal at 13:24 of Oilers 7, Penguins 3 of Packard Street. For the past 13 said during a break in a recent karate. He played some soccer in man Murphy stood by and waited the third period. The goal was the At Edmonton, Alberta, Wayne years, she has studied Tae Kwon- morning class. He plans to con­ college. "When I finished college, for each other to clear a loose puck. first in 12 games the Capitals had Gretzky scored two goals and Do, a Korean form of martial arts tinue with Tae Kwon-Do. “I’m here there was a void. I wanted to keep Small swooped in and scored an allowed in the third period. assisted on another to highlight a similar to karate. For seven years, as long as my health lets me,” he in shape." easy goal 55 seconds into overtime Doug Jarvis gave the Capitals a four-goal burst ina 1:49 span of the she has taught the sport at said. It was the time when the to lift the Jets to a 4-3 victory over 3-2 lead 4:15 into the third period second period. The loss mathemat­ Hwang's School of Tae Kwon-Do on Flores and a student who began popularity of the television series participating at about the same Washington. when Jets' goaitender Doug So- ically eliminated the Penguins Broad Street. She has become so ‘Kung Fu" was at its height, and The defeat snapped the Capitals' etaert lost his stick during a proficient that she recently earned time, Russ Jensen of Marion Obregon decided to return to the from any shot at the playoffs. Drive, wear white belts, the 14-game unbeaten streak, dropped goalmouth scramble. Islanders 5, Devils 4 (ot) a third-degree black belt, a level of study of some form of karate. "It's beginning level of achievement in Washington out of a first-place lie Paul MacLean and Wade Camp­ At East Rutherford, N.J., John ' excellence that relatively, few good for discipline," he said. "It’s with the New York Islanders and bell scored in a 43-second span attain. the sport. Jensen, a machinist, good for stress release.” Tonelli's 21st goal, at 3:40 ot took up the sport because some broke Riggin's unbeaten streak at midway through the second period overtime, lifted New York. The Barenbaum became interested There is one possible future 13 games. to tie it 2-2. Washington had taken a in the sport when she was 13-years- friends had done the same. accomplishment that Barenbaum Devils, who have never beaten the Alex Pashos, an electronic tech­ And all because no one yelled, "I 2-0 lead on goals 72 seconds apart Islanders, had tied it with 2:31 old and a student at Sunset Ridge will not allow herself to think about School in {last Hartford. She had nician who lives on Rachel Road, too often. Tae Kwon-Do is sche­ i m got it." by Dave Christian and Dave remaining in regulation on a goal Shand. been active in several sports, but has taken Tae Kwon-Do for a year duled to be added as a demonstra­ by Tim Higgins. and has earned a yellow belt, the tion sport when the 1988 Olympic "Unfortunately, on the winning In other games, Detroit defeated Black Hawks 6, Blues 5 had not found any which helcl her goal, there was no communication Toronto 6-2, Philadelphia edged interest for very long. A demon­ level above beginners. He became Games are held in Seoul, South At Chicago, Steve Larmer's interested simply by driving by the and that's what happened, " Wa­ the New York Rangers 3-2 in second goal of the game, with a stration of Tae Kwon-Do at the Korea, the birthplace of the shington coach Brian Murray said. school changed that. school, reading a sign and wonder­ discipline. "That would be fantas­ overtime, Edmonton blitzed Pitts­ minute remaining,saved the Black UPl photu "Murphy thought Riggin was burgh 7- 3, the New York Islanders She has now been involved in the ing what the sport entails. He said tic,” Barenbaum said of the Hawks, who had squandered a 5-0 that, since beginning lessons, he possibility of participating, "but taking it and vice versa. Pat had beat New Jersey 5-4 in overtime, lead. Larmer took a pass from Washington Capitals defenseman Dave first period action Sunday at Winnipeg. sport for nine years. In addition to his stick down ready to play it, and Chicago nipped St. Louis 6-5 and Shand ties up Jet forward Scott Arniel In teaching at the Manchester school, has not had to use the skills he has you take it day to day.” Tom Lysiak and registered his 28lh learned. He said those who take r Larry was right there. Pal moved Vancouver beat Calgary 5- 2. goal of the year. she runs a school in Plainville. For Barenbaum, a typical day Tae Kwon-Do would only use it in consists of teaching four or five mm- his stick. Larry left the puck and Red Wings 6, Maple Leafs 2 Canucks 5, Calgary 2 That school also is owned by Kwang Sung Hwang, a former self-defense and not in an aggres­ classes. She puts as much effort Small tapped it in. At Toronto, Ivan Boldirev col­ AtVancouver, British Columbia, "If one guy would have said a lected his nth career hat trick and captain in the South Korean army siveway. “I don’t think people who into each class as any of the Tony Tanti scored one goal and set take it have that attitude,” Pashos Vf.; , word, it would have been out of added three assists to put Detroit up two others during a second- Fresno State stuns UNLV who estabifkhed the Manchester students. "At the end of the day. play" three points ahead of the Maple facility. said. I’m not tired, but I don’t have any period flurry to lead the Canucks. Bv Barbara Miner One who has used Tae Kwon-Do II The victory stopped a 5-game Leafs in the battle for the final Tanti scored his 37th of the year at At Chapel Hill, N.C., North Illinois, 20-3 overall and 11-2 in the The reasons for participating in trouble sleeping at night," she UPl Sports Writer in self-defense is Phil Obregon of said. winless string for Winnipeg, which Norris Division playoff berth. 8:32 of the third period to give Carolina's victory clinched the league, plays co- leader Purdue the sport are as varied as the 111 has played more overtime games Boldirev has 13 points in his last six regular-season championship of next Saturday in the first-place Vancouver a three-goal advan­ Defeat would be too mild a word than any NHL team. games. tage. the Atlantic Coast Conference with showdown. Freshman Darryl to describe Nevada-Las Vegas’ an 11-0 record. The Tar Heels have Johnson led Michigan State with 13 loss to unranked Fresno State lost only one of their 24 games this points. NBA roundup Sunday. The fifth-rated Rebels season, a 65-64 defeat by Arkansas In Top 20 games Saturday, North' were trounced, scoring their few­ Feb. 12. "We’re excited about Carolina routed North Carolina est points in more than 20 years. winning the regular season cham­ State 95-71, No. 2 Georgetown Fresno State snapped UNLV’s- pionship,” said North Carolina whipped Providence 59-38, No. 3 14-game winning streak — what coach Dean Smith. "That has been Depaul was upset 72-71 by Dayton, • Detroit’s Tripuka cuts deep had been the nation's longest — one of our goals.” No. 4 Houston beat Virginia 74-65,1 with a 68-43 humiliation of their At Nashville, Tenn., Melvin No. 8 Texas-El Paso topped; A-,. Pacific Coast Athletic Association Turpin scored 22 points, including Wyoming 73-66 in overtime. No. 9' rival. 16 in the second half, to lead Memphis was upset by Louisville 1 Into the heart of Texas "Obviously, we got our butts Kentucky to its Southeastern Con­ 85-78, No. 10 Oklahoma downed' kicked,” said UNLV coacH Jerry ference win. Vanderbilt fought Colorado 93-80, No. 11 Purdue- By Barbara Miner year, but this was just one of those SuperSdnics 132, Nuggets 120 Tarkanian. “We did not play well back from a 48-38 deficit at the 7:40 tripped Michigan 67-64, No. 12' UPl Sports Writer games. When you’re hot, they all At Seattle, Tom Chambers and they (the Bulldogs) were just mark in the second half to tie the great.” Tulsa defeated Wichita State lOS-l seem to fall." scored a season-high 34 points — score 54-54 with 37seconds left. But 97, No. 13 Arkansas defeated Texas; To the victor goes the spoils of Tripucka led the Pistons with 32 including 12 consecutive field goals The Bulldogs, hopeful of landing Turpin hit a crucial jump shot with 59-41, No. 14 Washington blasted' an at-large berth to the NCAA hyperbole, so Detroit’s Kelly Tri- points, Isiah Thomas added 22 and during one stretch — to lead 30 seconds to go to make it 56-54. Oregon 79- 58, No. 15 Wake Forest: HI I Tournament, took the lead at the r pucka could not be faulted for Vinnie Johnson 20 to help Detroit Seattle to its 12th victory in the last Kentucky is 20-3 overall and 11- 3 in was upset by Duke 79-77 in referring to the Pistons’ current end the Spurs’ 5- game winning 13 home games. Denver, playing start and never trailed. The loss the SEC. Vanderbilt, 11-12 and 6-8, was the second of the season for overtime. No. 16 Auburn overpo- • p«»»«v#ror»cr road trip as "The Texas Chainsaw streak. without the services of Kiki Vande- was led by Jeff Turner’s 17 points. wered Georgia 81-63, Maryland,: 4#H‘ 142-140 overtime win over San ton bumped Portland 107- loi. scored 23 points, including a all the credit to coach (Boyd) Antonio — mercilessly killing the Sixers loi, Knicks 97 3-point play with 22 seconds left, to Grant and his team — they hopes of the Spurs' Mike Mitchell At Pbiladelphia, Julius Erving lead the Pacers over the slumping obviously wanted it a lot more than NHL goes to court on sale for a team win to accompany his scored 25 points and Moses Malone Jazz. Bucks 113, Bulls 103 we did.” career-high 47-point performance. added 20, including three free At Chicago, Sidney Moncrief The last time Las Vegas scored "We came to Texas and got a throws in the final 35 seconds. The scored 26 points as Milwaukee fewer points was in a 44- 41 loss to OTTAWA (UPl) - The National peal panel unanimously upheld Texas Chainsaw M assacre," said win snapped the Knicks’ 5-game notched its fifth straight triumph. U.S. International in Dec. 1963. The Hockey League goes before the that ruling Dec. 1. Tripucka, who hit a baseline jumer winning streak and pul the 76ers in Milwaukee led 54-52 at intermis­ Rebels droped to 23-2 overall and Supreme Court of Canada today in Investigators ordered nearly with five seconds left in overtime sole possession of second place in sion before Moncrief scored 18 of 14-1 in the conference. Fresno an effort to prevent federal anti­ every NHL club to produce docu­ for the winning basket. the Atlantic Division. Bernard his points in the second half and improved to 18-7 and 9-5. combines investigators from seiz­ ments pertaining to the Blues’ "Kelly (Tripucka) called the King led New York with 40 points. turned the game into a rout. "I was concerned because we did ing league files on the sale of the St. sale. The league said the federal play himself, " Detroit coach not practice well all week. What I Louis Blues. combines branch sought thou­ Chuck Daly said. had planned did not work,” said The NHL last year blocked a sands of documents. Tripucka explained it this way; Tarkanian. "We may have gotten Saskatchewan group from buying The NHL maintained the subpo­ "In the huddle at the end. I said, Pat Porter paces qualifiers cocky and this is the end result of the hockey franchise and relocat­ enas violated Charter of Rights 'Let’s run our diagonal play.' It’s a it.” ing it in Saskatoon, Sask. It later and Freedoms guarantees against play designed for me to shoot the Ron Anderson scored 27 points approved the sale of the Blues to unreasonable search and seizure. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. division. Daniel Foley, 18, of and Bernard Thompson added 13 California businessman Harry ball. As soon as I let it go, I knew it (UPl) — Pat Porter of Eugene, The league also contended it was The ancient martial art form of Tae Kwon-Do is taught by College Park, Md., won the____ 8 points and 10 rebounds to lead Omest, who kept the team in St. was in. I called the play. Maybe I Ore. finished first in the National kilometer junior division race in being asked to surrender its Laura Barenbaum, who recently attainecJ a third-degree should be the coach.” Fresno State. The Rebels were Louis. protection against self­ Cross Country Championship at 22:28 and Dina Alborano, 17, of paced by Richie Adams with 22 Mitchell achieved a personal the Meadowlands Sunday and The federal anti-combines probe incrimination. black belt, a level not many in the sport reach. Clockwise Brooklyn, won the 5 kilometer points. was launched last fall, but the victory, however, scoring the most The Federal Court of Appeal ‘."-vV . headed afieldofninewhoqualified women’s division race in 19:42. In other Top 20 games Sunday, league challenged investigators' from the top, Barenbaum shows her flexibility; practicing points in one game during his six f o r th e International The -first nine senior men and judges dismissed the argument the years in the NBA. No. 1 North Carolina defeated No. subpoenas. Charter was being violated. “In her leg kick with a student, Vance Powell; a raised left championships. first six junior men will return to 17 Maryland 78-63, No. 6 Kentucky Tbe Federal Court of Canada "I think the team thought I Porter, 24, finished the 12 ki­ the Meadowlands to represent the my opinion the nature of a leg kick; and leading her class in a punching drill. couldn’t shoot anymore,” said the edged Vanderbilt 58-54 and No. 7 last October dismissed an NHL subpoena is neither a search nor a lometer race in 34 minutes, 37 United States in the March 25 Illinois defeated Michigan State attempt to duck the subpoenas. A 6-foot-7 forward. " I ’ve had a tough seconds to win th^ men’s senior seizure, said Judge Gerald Le Herald photos byTarquinlo International championships. Tff-53. three-judge Federal Court of Ap­ Dain. U ^.MANCHESTKR HERALD. Monduy. Feb. 20, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monduy, Feb. 20, 1984 - la •'i-- Jets continue cleaning, Eastern tops M CC Scoreboard

• ggggggggggggggggaaaaa ••gggggggggggaaaaa.a.a f | y j r | 3 ,RjnOBr8 2 1400 meters trade Todd to Saints Sixara 101, Knicka 97 Gold — Karin Enke, East Germany, women 5 1:21.61 Silver — Andreo Schoene, Eost Bowling Hockey pn„a&.a o,,v-3 Basketball N E W Y O R K (97) Germ any, 1:22.83 N Y R o n g a rs ...... 1 0 1 0 — 2 Robinson 0-2 (K) 0, King 15-24 14-18 40, NEW YORK (UPI) - The New "You don't draft a guy No. 1, an opportunity for O'Brien. Pulling away in the closing 10 Cartwright 5-8 lyO 10, Sporrow 5-9 0010, Bronze — Natalya Petrusevo, Soviet play him a lot ol money and expect "We think it will be better for the • ********gggg •#••#•••• ••####•••#•••••••••••• First period— 1, NY Rangers, McClono- Union, 1:23.21 York Jels and New Orleans Saints, minutes. Eastern Connecticut n , hon5(Lelnonen,Beck),2:11.Penalties— Tucker 4-9 00 8, R. Williams 4-12 4-7 15, 1400 meter* him to sit around," said Todd, who Jets at this point in time and for State University junior varsity NIlB Owll NHLctinriinnt Holmgren, Phl,9:2l. Elmore 1-1 00 2, Walker 02 44 4, (Jold — Karin Enke, East Gert^nv, teams which headed in opposite nnLSWnaiOgS second perlod- 2,.Phllodelphla, Webster 2-3 00 4, Orr 1-3 00 2, Totols 35- directions in the standings last saw the deal as a new start for Richard Todd," Walton said. "A women's basketball team downed NBA atandinga 2:03.41 world record ' Marlon Smith 180-180-531, Annie Gag- sutler 73 2431 97. Sliver — Andrea Schoene, East season, continue to travel different himself as \Veli as O'Brien. change in scenery would help Manchester Community College,- non 1V4-S23, Laurie Gagnon 196■52^ Wales Conference 2’ (B o rb er), 7:12. Penalties— Stanley, PHILADELPHIA (lOU Eastern Conference Germ any, 2:05.29 "1 feel I'm going home," he said. Richard in his career. We commit­ Pain Fortuna 175, Kathy Gavin 177, P ^A MvWm Phi, 17:14; Greschner, NYR,. malor, Ervin g 9-20 7-12 25, S. Williams 2-7 1-2 Bronze — Natolla Petrusevo, Soviet roads in the off-season, 74-60, Saturday night at East Atlantic Division 5, Malone 419 8-12 20, Richardson X5 2-2 Beth Keriyon 187-509, Karen" Tracey W L T Pis. OF OA 18:54; McCrImmon, Phi, malor, 18:54. Union, 2:05.78 ■ The Saints, who finished 8-8 and ■■'I'm,from Mobile (Ala.) and that's ted ourselves to Ken O'Brien in the -X Catholic High. W L Pet. CB 8, Cheeks 47 3-4 15, Toney 4-15 7-10 19, Islondefs 37 22 2 74 244 215 .Third Period-^, NY Rangers, Don 3400 meters not far from New Orleans. And future and this will speed up his 484, Marian Gordon 447, Edna Ruff 452, Washington 35 22 4 74 235 183 Maloney 22 (M . Allison), 0:54. 4, Boston 42 12 .778 — B. Jones^O-2 2-2 1 Johnson 1-4 3-4 5, were one game away from the Leading by a 53-48 count with PhiladelpMfa 34 19 .442 7'/j Gold — Andrea Schoene, East playofts, are adding experience. there's a good atmosphere down process. Richard has been a fine 10; 01 left, the Lady Warriors went M aureen Wood 188, Dot Hills 174-47X n y Rongers M 20 8 74 2 « M Philadelphia, Rich Sutter 13 (Ron Sutter, lavqtoitt^l-4 00 1 Edwords Ol 00 0, (Jerm anv, 4:24.79 ' Phllodelphia 32 18 9 73 254 211 Cochrane), 1:29. Penalties— None. New York 33 20 .423 8’/j TololS 3404 3X48 101. New Orleans acquired Richard there concerning their team. 1 quarterback for us and did take us New Jersey ' 24 28 .481 14 New Y o rk 27 25 23 22— 97 Sliver — Karin Enke, East (Jermonv, on a scoring spree that saw them TrI Town Pmsburgh 13 42 5 31 188 278 „ . , . . 4:26.33 Todd from the Jets Saturday to go knew where I stood with Joe to the playoffs twice but we think move to the final reading. Eastern ■ M l useII Jersey 13 43 5 31 175 258 Overtim e— 5, Phllodelphia, Kerr Washington 25 29 .4M 17 PhllodelpMa 27 22 23^101 Central Division Three-point goals— R. Williams. Bronze — CJable Schoenbrunn, East along with 38-year-old veteran (Coach Walton) in the middle of he needs the change of scenery.” goes to 5-1 with the win while MCC Vinnie Pinto 278-434, Bob Arendt Adams Division 37 . , . Milwaukee 32 23 :582 — Germ any. 4:33.13 204-204-598, Glno Colderone 214-545, Buffalo 39 14 4 84 250 199 (P ro p p ), 1:33. Penalties— None. F o u M Speedskating Kenny Stabler. last season and 1 heard it through Saints Coach Bum Phillips is dips to 5-8 with the loss. Detroit 30 22 .577 V j out— Webster, Cartwright, Total Andy Michaud 209-525, Howie Edwords Boston 34 20 4 74 242 201 . . Atlonto 28 27 .509 4 Men The Jets slipped to 7-9 after the grapevine the last couple of happy to have Todd despite the 210-K2, Bill Muska 212-530, Dick Lourle Quebec 32 22 4 70 274 210 , Shots on goal— Philadelphia 14-9-19- fouls— Amy Glazer had 11 points and a Chicogo 21 30 .412 9 New York 34, Philadelphia 24. Rebounds 10,000 meters advancing to the AFC champion­ days that 1 would be traded." . presence of Stabler and Dave game-high 12 rebounds and Jackie 202-525, E d Hemphill 208-512, Dick Montreal 28 28 5 41 233 224 , , Cleveland 20 32 .385 lO’/z — New York 39 (King 7), Philadelphia54 Gold — Igor Maikov, Soviet Union, Todd, a 30-year-old eight-year Wilson. coons 535, Emil Stovens 534, Stu Horttord » 8 48 22) 249 , ^ P « t s 21-1^1W>---M^____ Indiana 14 37 .302 15 14:39.90 Silver — Sven Tomas Gustafson, ship game in 1982, and now seem Tucker canned 18 points and added Porker 511, Ernie Arnhelm 534, Rob Campbell Conference Goalies— Phllodelphia, Froese. n y (M alone 14). Assists— New York 19 veteran, took the brunt of the "He'll help us now and in the Western Conference (Sparrow 4), Phllodelphio 18 (Cheeks 5). Sweden, 14:39.95 Bronze — Rene resigned to go with a young 11 rebounds for the Cougars. Sue Mlgllor# 521, George Mayer 551, Deane NorrN Division ?£.T » nm Midwest Division ^j^hnlcol— New York (Illegal de- Schoetlsch, EostGermdnv, 14:44.91. quarterback. Trading Todd lor a blame for the Jets' problems last future," Phillips said. "He has a Baker 529, William Torrey 538, Bill W L T Pts. OF GA eers, Hanlon. A— 17497. W L Pet.:t. Cross C o unnv Skiing Donnelly had a fine game at guard,' Calhoun 515, Rob Arendt 518. Minnesota 30 25 5 45 245 245 first-round draft choice in the season. He completed 59.5 percent strong arm and is a great competi­ Utah 32 22 .593 New York Coach Brown 2 (elected). A— Men scoring 10 points and dishing out Chicago 23 32 7 53 211 234 Dallas 29 24 .527 3Vz 50 kilometers (31.2 miles) upcoming draft means the Jets are of his passes for 3,478 yards last tor. He's played in some big games 17,921. Gold — Thomas Wossberg, Sweden, nine assists. Catwirs grtroit“'* i K 7 li ^ » Oilers?.Pengulnsa Son Antonio 25 31 .444 8 apparently willing to go with y'ear. but threw just 18 touchdowns and won big games. I'm partial to Kansas City 23 30 .434 8'/j 2:15:55.8. Doreen Palmer's 22 points and 17' Silver — Gunde Svon, Sweden, untested Ken O'Brien. and was intercepted 26 times. guys with experience, and he's got Corel Streeter 155-124-377, Jean Fal- Toronto smvthe Division* ** rm,h„, nt. 1 1 1 _ 3 Denver 22 33 .400 lO'/z from Audra Jones led Eastern. Houston 21 33 .389 11 Big East standings 2:14:00.7. O'Brien was the Jets' No. 1 drall The Jets' first-round draft choice more of it than anybody that will be kowich 131-131-348, Angle OrtolanI Edmonton '4 2 14 s 89 339 252 Bronze — Aid Korvonen, Finland, MCC closes out its season 132451, Ju lie W rubel 133, Bunny Fel- c o S o rv 25 M 12 ^ ^ 2 « P i«.h ..ro h Pacific Division choice last year out of Cal-Davis out ol Alabama in 1976 fell from picked in the first round of the Wednesday night at home against Los Angeles 34 18 .454 — w L W L 2:14:04.7 but didn't play as a rookie. The Jets lavor with New York fans last draft. It's not often you get the Portland 32 23 .582 3'/z Georgetown n 1 23 2 Women UP! photo Becker Junior College at 6 o'clock. 1294M ^d f P^kw ^"27 D?™thC , ?i S IS “ S! (Bullard'), 19:08. Penalties - Lumlev, Seattle 28 23 .549 5'/2 Syracuse 10 2 17 5 20 kilometers (12.4 mile*) also have six-year veteran Pat year. After the Jets' farewell game opportunity to get an eight-year EASTERN (74) - Jones 73-617,. « n (-®* Angeles 18 30 12 48 243 275 Edm , 7:02; Rlsllng, Pit, 13:03; Semenko, Phoenix 24 M .444 11 Vlllanova 9 4 13 10 Gold — Morlo-Lllso Hoemoe- at Shea Stadium, a 34-7 loss to the quarterback. " Bonodles 340, Dot (To p four hi oodi division qualify for Edm , 13:03; E r r w , Pit, 17:19; Edm , Golden State 24 31 .434 IIVz Boston College 6 6 15 8 loelnen, Ryan. David Edwards waves to the crowd after firing sizzling Lostocco 6 0-3 12, Palmer 11 0-1 22, Keiievjej. Stanley Cup playoffs.) bench (served by Semenko), 18:38; St. John 's 6 The Jets, who traded three other Pittsburgh Steelers, Todd was The Jets received the 15th Son Diego 17 37 .315 IB 6 15 8 Finland, 1:01:45.0 Silver — Rolso 7-under-par 64 to capture the $400,000 Los Angeles Little 3 0-1 6, Putnam 3 3-6 9. Sunday's Resulh Sorlev, Pit, 19:04; Jockson, Edm , 19:04. Sunday's Results Providence 5 8 13 10 Smetonlno, Soviet Union, 1:02:24.7 players lor draft choices last week, booed mercilessly as he left the overall choice in the May 1-2 draft. Carpenter 4 0-2 8. Totals 34 6-19 74.' G O P W o m e n CWcagoO, St. L o u Is S Secondperlod— 2, Edmonton, Ander- Philadelphia 101, New York 97 Pittsburgh 4 8 14 9 Bronze They also own the 10th, 37th and N .Y . Islanders 5, New Jersey 4 (O T ) son Detroit 141 Son Antonio 140 (ot) Connecticut 4 9 12 11 — Anne Johren, Norw ay. 1 ;03; 13.6. now have tour ol the first 39 picks in Held. Open by three strokes over Jack Runner. Edwards took MCC (60) — Donnelly 5 0-0 10, Seton Hall Todd's previously close relation­ 39th picks after sending defensive Sally Heavisides 197-480, Barbara Detroit 4, Toronto 2 35 (Coffey, Messier), 4:29. 2, Edmonton, Seattle 132, Denver 120 1 12 8 16 the draft. The rash of dealing has home $72,000 top prize. Daley 4 0-2 8, Gagnon 0 2-2 2, Twible 194-494, Sandy Sowyer 180-185- Buffalo 5, Hartford 2 Messier 23 (Anderson, Huddy), 4:41. 3, Indiana 104, Utah 104 Ski Jum ping surprised some Jets Ians, but Todd ship with Walton . deteriorated linemen Kenny Neil and Abdul Brozowsky 5 1-211, Tucker 7 4-518, 528, Josle Poluso 185488. Philadelphia 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 Edmonton, Gretzky 44 (Anderson, Milwaukee 113, Chicogo 103 90 meter* said he saw it coming — particu­ during the disappointing season. Salaam to San Diego, and middle Edmonton 7, Pittsburgh 3 Mes- Boston 107, Portland 101 Saturday's Results Gold — Mottl Nvkoenen, Finland, 231.2 Glazer 4 3-3 11. Totals 25 10-14 60. , Rlneenme Wlnnlpeg4, Washlngton3(OT) sler), 5:24. 5, Gretzky 45 (unossisted), M onday's Games Syracuse 87, Connecticut 85 (3 O T) points larly the decision to trade him and Walton said the change would be linebacker Stan Blinka to Denver DIUWUIIIS Vancouver 5, Calgary 2 4:ia. 4, P ittsburgh, McCarthy 5 No (James Scheduled St. Jo h n 's 45, Pittsburgh 42 Sliver — Jens Welssfloo, East Georgetown 59, Providence 38 go with 0 Brien good tor Todd, as well as provide last week. Maureen Brancato 180, Marilyn (MrYInmEST) Tuesday's Games Germany, 213.7 Little birdie helped (All Times EST) Vlllanova 73, Seton Hall 44 Bronze — Pavel Ploc, Czechoslovakia, S h o IJ 19"7083-M8!'Bi?bSi“suU Lo»Anoelesat^nn«ot^:35p.m. 7;M; HunW Edm, n:ll; Lowe, Edm! Phi lodelphla at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Sundoy's Results 2019 Portland ot New York, 7:35 p.m. No gomes scheduled Bobsledding Runners do a.oy««ht coney Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Today's Gome Four-m an Phoenix at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Providence at Connecticut Gold — Wolfoang Hoppe, Roland Superior height Edwards top field m orse 1//. Edmonton at St. Louis, night (Llndstrom,Llnsemon),S1.9,Edmonlon, Detroit at KansosCity. 8:35p.m. Tuesday's Gome Wetzlg, Dletmor Schouerhommer, Sports in Brief well at meet Toronto at Colgory, night LIndstrom 18 (Lowe), 1:50. 10, PIHs- Milwaukee at Houston,8:40p.m. St. John's at Georgetown An­ Boston At Vancouver, night burgh, Bullard 41 (Boutebe, Rlsllng), Utah At Chicago, 8:45 p.m. Wednesdoy's Gomes dreas KIrchner, East Germany 3:20.22 ^ . . 18:05. Penalties— Semenko, Edm , 4:27; Seattle at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Syracuse at Boston College Silver — Bernhard Lehmann, Boo- LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A little He didn't give anyone a chance." HARTFORD — Members of the’ Denver at Golden State, 10:35 p.m. Seton Hall at Pittsburgh don .paces Norwaik Little League signups set birdie on the ninth hole told David Jack Nicklaus, who has never Manchester High and East Ca-‘ Calendar s a b re e 5 . W h a la ra 2 Muslol, Inoo Voge. Eberhord Welse, East Shots on goal— Plbsburgh 1518-10— Edwards he could finally capture a Big Eaat raault Germ any, 3:20.78 Manchester Little League will conduct signups won at Riviera, shot a 69 Sunday tholic track teams took part in the ••••••••••••••••••#••• H a r t f o r d ...... 002-2 43. Bronze — Silvio Globelllno, Using its height advantage to gain superiority off for the 1984 season March 11 and 18 at the PGA tournament. and finished third, four strokes 41st annual Hartford Public Invita­ Buffalo 131-5 Edmonton 10-1514—39. Syracuaa 87, Connacticut 85 Heinz the boards. Norwalk Community College over­ "1 put a 7-iron shot six inches behind Edwards. Mark McCumber tional last Friday night at Hartford' MONDAY First Perlod-1, BuHolo, Verret 2 Goalies— Pittsburgh, Romano. Steltler, Urs Solzmonn, Rico Frelermuth, American Legion Hall from 1 to 4 p.m. each day. Basketball (Clouller,Cyr),)2:21.Penaltles-Ramsey, Edmon- Switzerland, 3:21.39. whelmed Manchester Community College, 84-67, in Signuprs are for youths ages 7-12. Children must from the hole on No. 9," Edwards and Dan Pohl, who shot a 66, Armory. MCC at Dean, 7:30 But, 14:18; Johnson, Hor, 19:24. ton, Moog. A— 17,498. Pacars 106, Jazz 104 C O N N E C T IC U T (85) V Hockey collegiate basketball action Saturday night at East be seven before July 31, 1984 and not older than 12 said Sunday after he birdied the finished tied for fourth at 284 while Manchester's Vinnie Liscomb Wethersfield at Manchester (girls), 8 Second Period^, Buttalo, Andrev- Broxton X9 1-1 7, Williams 5 11 59 20, Gold — Soviet Union Catholic High. 418-yard, par-4 hole. "That put me Coles 511 XS 15, GIscombe X22 54 24, Sliver — Czechoslovakia as of that date. Birth certificats should be brought Johnny Miller and Jim Colbert took fourth place in the 1,500-meter TUESDAY w'lFollono, Rum, 8:33. 3, Bubalo, Run JBta4,Capltala3 U T A H (104) Hobbs 1-12 24 4, Frederick 44 1-2 9, Bronze — Sweden Dantley 517 1X14 28, Kelley X3 50 6, The Cougars. 2-18, have little time to lick their at time of signup. Registration fee is $8 per player in position to win. " were another stroke back. run. East Catholic junior Buddy Bosketbull 10 (Andreychuk, Houslev), 11:54. 4, Besselink 1-1041 Ithler 1-2042, Blucher wounds as they 're back in action tonight against Dean Edwards did go on to capture the Eoton X5 5 ) 4, Green X8 2-2 8, Grittith 042-22. Totals 31-742X2985. Cross Country Skiing and $12 per family. Anyone interested in Edwards said he tried to separ­ . Zachery was fourth in the S5-meter Monchester at Wethersfield, 7:45 Bunalo, Halt 2 (unassisted), 19:3). Washington .201-0—3 413 50 8, Drew 1521 7-8 27, Eoves 04 5 Men Junior College in Franklin, Mass., at 7:30. The loss to $400,000 Los Angeles Open, blazing East Catholic at Windsor, 8 Penaltles-Fronds.Hor, 14:41; Vlrto,But, W innipeg ...... 02 1— 1— 4 S Y R A C U SE (87) coaching, umpiring or serving in any other ate himself from the field, on the dash and fifth in the 300-meter 0 0, Bailey X5 24 8, Wilkins 58 34 13. Addison 513 04 11 Kerins 59 34 13, 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) Vlnpl Tech at Cheney Tech, 8 17:59. First period—1, Washington, Chris- Totals 39-80, 2533 104. Gold— Gunde Svon, Sweden, 41:25.4 Norwalk was MCC's ninth in a row. capacity is asked to attend a signup session. For to a fin'al round of 7-under 64 for a scoreboard and in his mind. dash, the latter in a time of 38.86. Third Perlod-5, Hartford, Summon 5 tlon Hawkins 59 XS 13, Washington 512 X 5 13, Norwalk improved its CCCAA mark to 4-3 and IN D IA N A (104) Waldron X 9 1-3 7, Alexis 485714, Monroe Silver — AkI Korvonen, Finland, further information, contact Gerry Hollis, four-day total of S-under 279. His 64 " The idea is not to look at the East's Jim Meyer took fifth place W E D N E S D A Y (Frond s, Stoughton), 13:38.4, Hartford, 24 (Gustofsson), 10:02. 2, Washington, McKenna 512 04 10, Kellogg 152) 34 41:34.9 overall standard to 13-8 with the win. Basketball Crowtord28 (Malone, Robertson), 15:13. Shond 3 (Erickson), n:14. Penalties— 575111Paoodakos502-21Spera04040, 643-0904, or Ed Dettore, 643-4482, was one shot off the course record leader board," the 27-year-old in the shot put with a toss of 15.14 23, Stipanovich 411 45 11 Carter 7-12 50 Trlche501-31.Totals34471X3087. Bronze — Horrl KIrvesniemI, Finland, Becker at MCC, 8 7, Bubolo, Cyr 13 (Verret), 15:42. Murphy, Wos, 4:09; Was, bench (served 15, Slchtlng 7-15 1-2 15, Johnson 512 44 41:45.6 The visitors had built as big as a 16-point lead in the at the Riviera Country Club. Oklahoman said. "We tried very meters. Manchester at Windham (girls), 7:45 Penoltles-Selllng, But, 7:25; John- by Erickson), 14:49; Howerchuk, Win, Halftime— Syracuse 36, Connecticut 29. 16, Steppe 2-5 34 7, Walters 2-5 1-1 5, T otol fouls— Connecticut 23, Syracuse 24. 30 kilometers (18.4 miles) lirst half only to see MCC put on a closing rush to trail Starting the day at 2-over, the hard not to pay attention to it, but Girls' action saw Manchester's Ice Hockey son, 18:58; Steven, Was, m alor, 20:00; Kyle, Lowe 1-2 1-23. Totals 4495 17-24 106. (Jold— Nikolai Zlmlotov, Soviet Union, - 41-30 at the halftime break. Sunday Club names officers East Catholic vs. Ferm i (at Bolton Har, 9:31. w in , m alor, 20:00. Fouled out— Broxton, Coles, Frederick, live-year veteran birdied six of the on this course, it's sometimes right , Becky Castagna take second place Utah 22 25 40 17— 104 Addison, Hawkins, Alexis. Rebound — 1:28:56.3 The Cougars continued their surge early in the Ice P alace), 8:30 Shots on goal-Hortford 59-4-18. Bubalo Second period— 3, W innipeg, M o- Indiana 26 31 25 24— 106 Silver — Alexandre Zavialov, Soviet GLASTONBURY — The Minnechaug Golf first 11 holes to take command. The in front of you when you're in the 1,500-meter run. Castagna Monchester at Mosuk, 3:30 10-157-32. cLeon Connecticut 43 (Coles 12), Syracuse 45 second half and had the lead down to six, 59-53, with Three-point shots— Corter. Fouled (Addison 10). Assists— Connecticut 17 Union, 1:29:23.3 victory was his first on the tour, putting." led until the very end when she was Goolies-Horttord, Stonlowskl. But- 28 (Kyte, Lukowich), 9:01. 4, Winnipeg, out— Bronze — Gunde Swan, Sweden, Course will be open this year. The following have FRIDAY tola, Campbell 4 (Steen, Smqll), 9:44. (Hobbs 9), Syracuse 20 (Washington, 11:13 left. However, the Norwalk duo of center Bob although he captured a team Edwards, who won $72,000, shot nipped at the wire by Valley Johnson. Fouls— Utah 19, Indiana 31. W oldronS).A— 29,294. 1:29:35.7 been elected officers of the Sunday Men s Club: Bosketbull Borrosso. A-15,578. Penalties—Erickson, Was, 12:14; Rebounds— Utah 50 (Wilkins 12), Indiana 4 X 10 kilometers relay Irby and forward Bill Foss scored eight and seven championship with his older rounds of 70, 73 and 72 before his 64 Regional's Suzanne Danos. Cas­ Windham at Manchester, 8 Blom- points respetively in the final 10 minutes as MCC w as Bill Calhoun, president; Frank Little, vice 41, (Kellogg 13). Assists— U tah 22 (Green Gold — Sweden. Thomas Wossberg, president GHO; John Hornyak, George McCart­ brother Danny in 1980. Sunday in brillant sunshine and tagna turned in a personal best Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 8 aulst, Wos, 19:23; Kyte, Win, 19:23. 7), Indiana 33, (Sldrtlng 8). Technicals— • ••••• ^ a r o a e a e e a i e e e e a e Benny Kohiberg, Jan Ottosson, Gunde outscored by a 21-14 margin. VInal Tech at Bolton, 8 Rpil Ulinne fi Menlo I oale 9 Third period— 5, Washington, Jarvis 13 Utah, 2, illegal defense. A — 9447. Svan, 1.55:06.30 Jack Renner, who won last gentle winds. - time of 5; 16.42. nBaniny8D,ma|JieLI)dlSC (Stevens, Erlcksom, 4:14. 4, Winnipeg, MCC couldn't contain the threesome ol Irby, Voss ney, social committee; Vinnie Milewski, treas­ Sliver — Soviet Union. Alex­ urer; Dave Caley, secretary; Jay Smith, Bruce week's Hawaiian Open, was three "Whenever there was a question Debbie Dussault was fifth in the Boschman 22 (W aners), 13:24. Penalties ander and Kenny Goings with Norwalk getting three and strokes back in second place. of it turning our good or bad, it D e t r o i t ...... 2 31— 4 — ^Watters, W in ,1 :X ; S o e to ^ (servedbv Olympics Botuk, Alexander Zavialov, Vla­ Amende, Bernie Quesnel, tournament commit­ same heat as Castagna and eighth M cBaIn), W in, 5:20; Erickson, Was, Bucka113.Bulla103 lour shots at the basket at a time. Renner needed an eagle on No. 18 turned out good, " he said of his overall in a itme of 5:29. Sheryl •••••••••••••••••••••• T o r o n t o ...... -04F9— a •••••ee••••••••••••••• dimir Goings had a game-high 24 points, Irby 23, Bill tee; Bob Falck, rules chairman; Mike Robbins, First period— 1, Detroit, Boldirev 23 11:32. Nikitin, Nikolai Zlmlotov, 1.55:16.50 handicap chairman; William McGaw, past to tie, but he bogeyed. final round. "T played well Satur­ Veal placed second in her heat and (KIslo, Larson) 2:21.1 Detroit, Boldirev Overtime— 7, Winnipeg, Small 14 Taylor 16 and Voss 11 for Norwalk. (Mantho,Soetaert), 0:55. Penalties— M IL W A U K E E (113) president. "I would have liked to have been day and shot 2-over. Today I got the was sixth overall with a time of 24 (Lam bert, KIslol 2:54. Penalties— M. Johnson 7-15 04 14, Lister 57 14 11, Bronze — Finland. Karl Ristonen, Juho Ed Tenero hud 16 points to lead live Cougars in twin Auto Racing Foster, Det, 4:51; Monno, Det, 11:34; none. MIeto, Horrl Klrvesleml, AkI Korvonen, Applications are now being accepted for the 4-under going down to 18, " said bounces." 5; 28.5. Shots on goal— Washington 10-7-19-1— Lanier 56 24 11 Archibald 2-7 2-2 6, Medal winnera digits. Steve Emerson added 14. Kevin Brophy and Valve, T o r, 11:34; Boldirev, Det, 13:37; Moncrief 1X18 51 26, Pressev X5 X4 9, 1.56:31.40 upcoming season. PIea.se contact Calhoun, Renner. "I would have liked to Nicklaus took home $27,200 and The 4 X 352-yard relay of Melissa •••••••••••••••••••••• Gore, Det, 19second period— ^3, Detroit, 37. Women Wisnton Brooks 12 apiece and Chuck Guren 11. Brophy Winnipeg 11-13-10-2— 34. Bridgeman 510 04 10, Grevev X3 04 6, Alpine Skiing 643-1494. have David squirm for his first the knowledge his game is McCray, Debbie Jacobs, Sira Boldirev 25 Mokesky X5 3-2 8, Romor 47 34 11. 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) had 11 rebounds. victory. (Yzerm on, Larson), 5:39. 4, Detroit, Goalies— Washington, Rlggln. Win­ Men Gold — Morio-Llisa Hoemoe- improving. Berte and Rochelle Parrott was nipeg, Cotchlngs 51 0 4 0. Totals 50-84 1X21 113. Downhill NORWALK (84) — Voss5 1-2 11, Rodgers30-06, Irby Johnstone 9 (Pork, Boldirev), 11:11. 5, C H IC A G O (103) lolnen, "David played great. It was his "I'm encouraged the way I'm second in its heat and eighth- Detroit, Lambert 13 (Boldirev), 17:33. Soetoert. A— 11,404. Gold — Bill Johnson, Portland, Ore., Finland, 17:04.0 11 1-623, Taylor72-2 16, McNair0 0-00, Goings 120-1 24, Connors beats Noah in finals N A S C A R ra a u lt Greenwood 7-13 58 20, Woolrldge 5)52- 1:45.59 Sliver — Bent Aunli, Norw ay. 17:14.) tournament. He played fabulous. playing, " he said. overall. Penalties— Stewart, Tor, 2:03; Pod- 4 18, Corzine X10 57 11, Whatley 24 1-2 Bines 2 0-0 4. Claxton 0 0-0 0. Totals 40 4-11 84. dubny. Silver — Peter Mueller-, Switzerland, Kvetoslovo Jerlovo, Czechoslovo- LA QUINTA, Calif. — In the past few years. Canuck85.Flamaa2 5, Wiggins 515 1-2 18, Dailey 416 44 11 1:45.86 DoytonaSOO To r, 4:43; Campbell, Det, 4:14; Stewart, Higgins 1-2 54 1 S. Johnson 51 34 3, klo, MCC (67) — Tenero 8 0-0 16. McAuley 00-0 0, Brophy Jimmy Connors has acquired a wife and a son and (Listed with type o l car, laps compleled, To r, 9:13; Borrett. Det, 12:59; Monno, Bronze — Anton Steiner, Austria, 17:18.3 Lester 57 34 14. Totals 384 5 25-35103. 1 ;4S.9S 6 0-0 12, Carr 0 0-0 0, Emerson 7 0-0 14, Garen 5 1-2 11, settled down a bit. But Sunday, following his and wkiner'suverciqe speed.) Det, 14:40. C a l g a r y ...... 101— 2 Milwaukee 34 20 29 30— 113 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) I, Cole Yarborough, Chevrolet, 200 Third period— 4, Detroit, Johnstone 10 Vancouver .13 1—5 Ckmt skilam Gold — Marlo-Lllso Hoemoe- Orlowski 0 0-0 0, Brooks 5 2-2 12. Totals 32 3-4 67. Chicago 20 32 25 26— 103 Gold — M ax Julen, Switzerland, 2:41.18 victory over Yannick Noah in the finals of a laps, 150.944 mph. 2, Dale Eornhardt, (Lambert, Boldirev), 14:04. 7, Toronto, First period— 1, Calgary, Quinn 12 Three-point goals— Wiggins, Les­ lolnen, Chevrolet, 200. X Darrell Waltrip, Nviund 2 (Leemon), 14:18. 6, Toronto, (Eaves, Nilsson) 4:57. 2, Vancouver, Silver — Jure Fronko, Yugoslavia, Finland, 31:44.2 $225,000 tournament, his old brashness flared up. ter. 2:41.41 Chevrolet, 200.4, Nell Bonnett,Chevrolet, Leemon 3 (Solming. McCourt), 14:35. Lem ay4 (M cN ab ,N e ely) 14:27. Penalties Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Silver — Rolso Smetonlno, So­ Asked about Noah's frequent complaints to the 200.5, Bill Elllon, Ford, 200.4, Harry Gant, Penalties— Gore, Det, m alor, 4:52; — Snepsts, Von, 3:27; Hunter, Col, 7:49; Bronze — Andreas Wenzel, Liechten­ viet Milwaukee stein, 2:41.75 Yarborough slings linesmen about close calls, Connors responded, Chevrolet, 200. /, Ricky Rudd, Ford, Monno, misconduct, malor, 4:52; Valve, Holword, Von, 9:53; Moclnnls, Col, 23, Chicago 22. Rebounds— Mllwuokee37 Union, 32:02.9 HBRMUlidBLEMS?! 199. 8, Geon Bodine, Chevrolet, 199.9, Tor, malor, 4:51 Korn, gome miscon­ 12:0); Williams, Van, 18:30. Bronze — Brit Pettersen, Norway, "In the end, it probably didn't matter too much (Moncrief 9), Chicago 40 (Greenwood 18). because I was playing so well." David Pearson, Chevrolet, 198. 10, Jody duct, misconduct, malor, 4:51 Det, Second period— 3, Vancouver, Willi­ Assists— Milwaukee 32 (Mmoncriet Slalom 32:117 way past Waltrip Ridley, Chevrolet, 198. malor, m inor, 13:34; Paterson, Det, ams 8), Gold — Phil Mohre, Yoklmo, Wash., 4x5 kilometers relay Noah agreed. II, Phil Parsons, Chevrolet, 198. 11 gome misconduct, m ajor, 13:34; Frycer, 12 (La n r, To n tl), 3:08. 4, Vancouver, Chicago 25 (Whatley 8). Technical— 1:39,41. (Sold — Inger Nybraaten, Anne Jahren, "I just did my best, but he beat me because he Te rry Labonte, Chevrolet, 198.13,Lennle Tor, major, minor, 13:34; Hutchinson, Smyl 21 (Holword, Grodln), 3:41. 5, Nelson, Milwaukee (deloy of game). A— Silver — Steve Mohre, Yoklmo, Wash., ■ Brit Pettersen, Berit Aunli, Norway, YOU CAN SAVE NOW AT Pond, Chevrolet, 197. 14, Ken Ragan, Tor, gome misconduct, motor, 13:34; Vancouver, Bublo4 (Tontl, Sundstrom), 4,684. 1:39.41 1.06:49.70 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (DPI) — Going into the was the better player, " he said. Chevrolet, 197. 15, Sterlln Marlin, Pork, Det, 18:20; Valve, To r, 18:20. 5:17. Penalties— Boxter, Col, mo lor,0:55; Bronze — Didier Bouvet, Silver — Daomar Schvubovo, final lap of the $1.2 million Daytona 500, Darrell Chevrolet, 197.14, Dean Roper, Pontiac, Shots on goal— Detroit 9-11-4— 24. Snepts, Von, 4:44; Grodln, Von, 13:40: France, Blanka Waltrip knew he was a sitting duck — and there wasn't 194.17, Jim m y Meons, Chevrolet, 194.18, Toronto 10-4-7— 23. Roto, Von, 16:51 1:40.20. Paulu, Gabriella Svobodova, Mvetos- a thing he could do about it. Paklin sets meet record Greg Socks, Chevrolet, 195. 19, Dean Goalies — Detroit, MIcalet. Toronto, Third period— 4, Calgary, Patterson Celtica107.Blazara101 lava MIDAS... GUARANTEED Combs, Olds, 194. 20, Clark Dwyer, Bester. A — 14J82. 9 Women Jerlova, Czechoslovakia, 1:07:34.70 Cale Yarborough was sitting on Waltrip's rear Chevrolet, 187. "(Mocoun, Kromm), 1:54. 7, Van­ D o w i^lll I RICHFIELD, Ohio — Igor Paklin, world record B O S TO N (107) bumper — the same spot he had occupied a year ago 21, Mike Alexander, Olds, 187. 22, Black Hawks 6, Blusa 5 ^ couver, Gold — Mlchelo FOglnl, Switzerland, Bronze — Marla-Lllsa Haemae- holder in the high jump, said he didn't like the Connie Saylor, Chevrolet, 184. 23, Doug Tontl 37 (Schllebener, Williams), 8:32. Bird 1420 44 34, Maxwell X8 1-2 5, 1:13.34 lalnen, when he trailed Buddy Baker into the final lap. Both runway at the 44th annual Knights of Columbus Hfveron, Chevrolet, 173. 24, Ronnie Penalties— Baxter, Col, major, Parish 514 44 14, Henderson 511 1-2 13, Silver — Marla Wolllser, Switzerland, Mario Matikalnen, Ella Hvvtianen, Thomas, Chevrolet, 173. 25, Buddy St. Louis I 041— 4 17:38; Johnson 513 44 20, McHale 510 34 IS, 1:13.41 PIrkko Maatto, Finland, 1 ;07:36.70 knew the result was going to be the same as well. Track Meet. His dissatisfaction did not stop him We do over 500,000* guaranteed Alnoe -X4 50 6, Wedman 52 50 0, ' Sen nd was where I wanted to be, " said Arrington, Chrysler, 170.24, Dick Brooks, Chicago 4 11— « Wlllloms, Von, malor, 17:38: Hunter, Col, Bronze — Olga Chorvotova, Nordic Combined from breaking the meet record. Ford, 158.27, Ron Bouchard, Buick, 158.28, First period— 1, Chi cogo, Poterson 4 (T. malor (misconduct, gome miscon­ Buckner 5 0 5 1 0. Totals 448217-25107. Czechos­ Gold— Tom Sandberg, Norway, 422.595 V arboruugh after posting his second straight victory brake jobs a year, so if you need a Joe Ruttman, Chevrolet, 144. 29, Benny Murray, B. Wilson) 4:49.1 Chicago, S. duct), P O R TL A N D (101) lovakia, 1:13.53 Sliver — Jouko Korlololnen, Fin­ Parsons, Chevrolet, 106. 30, Rusty Wal­ Lorm er 27 (B. M urray, Lvslok), 9:25. 3, 17:55; Mocoun, Col, malor (misconduct, Carr X16 1-2 19, Natt 7-16 44 18, Gkmt slalom in NASCAR's premier event. "Darrell couldn't have tmoAS* Thompson XII 50 6, Lever 34 04 6, land, brake overhaul and want to save lace, Pontiac, 95 Chicago, J. Larmer 10 (unassisted), gome misconduct), 17:55; Snepts, Von, Gold — Debbie Armstrong, Seattle, 416.900 done anything. He was a sitting duck. I would have Henderson still gets raise 31, RIchord Petty, Pontiac, 92. 31 11:57. 4, Chicago, B. Wilson 8 (Fraser, malor (misconduct, gome miscon­ Poxson 1517 44 24, Cooper 510 50 10, 2:20.98 Valentine 24 44 8, Drexler 34 54 6, Bronze — Jukka Yllpulll, Finland, hated to be in his place." money, the Best place to stop is To m m y (Sale, Ford, 49. 33, Tim B ro w n ), 14:41. Penalties— Preston, duct), Silver — Chrlstin Cooper, Sun Volley, 410.900 Richmond, Pontiac, 44.34, Bobby Allison, Chi, 17:55, Delorme, Von, m alor (misconduct, Lamp 1-3 2-2 4, Norris 04 50 0. Totals Idaho, 2:21.38 As he did in 1983 against Baker, Yarborough pulled PHOENIX — Base-stealing champion Ricky 4X89 1516 101. Ski Jum ping Henderson was a loser in his salary arbitration Midas. Now! Buick, 41.35, Bobby Hlllln, Chevrolet, 40. 5:20; B. Wilson, Chi, 13:14; Federko.StL, gome misconduct), 17:55: Rlse- Bronze — Perrine Pelen, France, 70 meters his Chevrolet from behind Waltrip as the two raced 34, Dick Trickle, Chevrolet, 53. 37, Lake 13‘M brough. Bolton 24 40 16 27— 107 2:21.40 Portland 26 32 23 20— 101 Gold — Jens Welssllog, East Germany, down the backstretch, using the slingshot manuever fight with the Oakland A's, but he still wound up Speed, Chevrolet, 44. 38, Buddy Baker, Second period— 5, Chicago, Paterson 7 Col, minor (misconduct), 17:55; Van­ Slalom 215.2 points with a $150,000 raise. Ford, 30. 39, A.J. Foyt, Olds, 24. 40, Kyle (D . W ilson), 3:19. 4, St. Louis, Mullen 27 couver, bench (servedby M cNob), 17:S5. Three-polntgools— Blrd2. Fouledout— (Sold— PaolettoMogonl, Italy, 1:36.47 Silver — Mottl Nvkoenen, Finland, created by the drafting techniques to pass and take none. Totals Fouls— Boston 23, Portland Petty, Ford, 21. (Delorm e, Federko). 3:45. 7, St. Louis, Shots on goal— Calgary 8-8-7— 23. Silver — Perrine Pelen, France, 1:37.38 214.0 > the lead going into turn three at the 2.5-mile Daytona He sought a raise from $800,000 to $1.2 million PaslawskI 4 (unassisted), 5:35. 8, St. Vancouver 9-14-17— 40. 21 Rebounds— Boston 39 (Bird 18), Bronze — Ursula Konzett, Liechten­ Portland 40 (Thompson 14). Assists— Bronze — Jarl Puikkonen, Finland, International Speedway. for the 1984 season. The A s offered him $950,000. Louis, Mullen 38 (Federko, B. Sutter), Goalies— Calgary, Edwards. Van­ stein, 1:37.50 2118 4:34.9, St. Louis, PaslawskI 5 (Anderson, couver, Boston 26 (Bird 9), Portland 23 (Lever Figure Skating Waltrip not only lost the lead, he fell back to third Arbitrator Tom Roberts heard Henderson's 7). Techlnlcol— none. A — 12,646. Bobsledding TRUST THE MIDAS t o u c h : Bothwell), 18:29. Penalties— B. Sutter, Garrett. A — 13,280. Men Tw o-m an when Dale Earnhardt followed Yarborough's move. case in Los Angeles last Friday and he notified the StL, :41; D. Wilson, Chi, 1:09; B. Wilson, Gold — Scott Hamilton, Denver, 3.4 Gold — Wolfgang Hoppe- Neil Bonnett, Waltrip's teammate, took fourth as A's in their training camp here, that he had Chi, 14:29; (Gardner, Chi, 19:37. placements Dletmor Th ird period— 10, St. Louis, Reed 9 Silver — BrlonfOrser, Canada, 5.6 Chevrolet swept the first four places, while Bill Elliott rejected Henderson's appeal and had ruled for Track P|^tona142,Spura140 Schouerhommer, East Germany, the club instead. (Peterson), 3:18.11, Chicago, S. Lorm er Bronze — Josef Sabovcik, Czechos­ 3:25.54 finished fifth in a Ford. 28 (Lvslok) 19:00. Penalties— None. lovakia, 7.4 Silver — Bernhard Lehmonn-Boodon "I felt like I hud a sure thing if I stayed in second Shots on (3ool— Philadelphia 10-108— D E T R O IT (142) Muslol, East Germ any, 3:26.04 (until the final lap)." said Yarborough, who averaged Golf Trlpucko 1X28 56 32, Benson X7 4510, Figure Skating Bronze — ZIntls Ekmonls- Seaver agrees to terms Chicago 11-11-8-30. Lolmbeer 517 74 17, Thomas 518 59 22, Women's Vlodlm lr 150.944 mph for his fourth Daytona 500 win. Goalies— St. Louis, LIut. Chi­ Long 418 1-1 9, Levingston 45 1-2 9, Gold— Katarina Witt, Eastv Germany Alexander, Soviet Union, 3:26.14 cago, The Sardis, S.C, driver's win before an estimated CHICAGO — Tom Seaver says he is happy and KofC Track Meet Johnson X14 2-2 20, Tyle r 1-5 1-2 3, Silver — Rosaivnn Sumners, United Luge r 125,000 spectators made him the first driver in 22 excited; Tony LaRussa says he has a pleasant Bannermon. A— 17,874. Hollins 45 04 8, Cureton X7 04 4, States Men PGA raaults ThIrdkIII 50 50 0, Tolbert 2-2 2-2 6. Bronze— Kira Ivanovo, Soviet Union Single years to win the pole position, a preliminary 125-mile problem and the Chicago White Sox are just At RIchdeM, Ohio Fob. 19,19|M Totals 55126 3543 142. (3old — Paul Hlldgortner, Italy, qualifying race, and the Daytona 500. The late relieved the matter is over Men's 55meter high hurdles — 1, (Sreg lslandars5,Davlla4 SAN A N TO N IO (140) Pairs 3:04.258 840OJIOO Los Angeles Open Silver — Sergei Danilin. Soviet Union, Fireball Roberts accomplished the feat in 1962. Foster, World Class A C , 7.0X 1 Corston A l Los Angeles, Feb. 19 Roberts X4 X2 8, Mitchell 2530 7-7 47, Gold — Elena Valova and Oleg Seaver. the 39-year old three-time Cy Young Stephone, France, 7.00.3, Terron Wright, Vassiliev, Soviet Union, 1.4 place­ 3:04.962 Ironically, 1962 was the first year Yarborough raced award winner, agreed in principle Saturday to (P e r 71) Gilmore 59 X3 15, Moore X7 1-2 7, Bud Light, 7.25.4, Al Lane, University of N Y Islondars 2 1 1 1 — 5 David Edwards, $7100 70-7X72-44— 279 Gervin 525 X12 25, Bonks X2 50 4, ments Bronze— Volerv Doudin, Soviet Union, at Daytona. That year, he started the Daytona 500 in terms with the White Sox — the team that selected Missouri, 7.38.5, Don Oliver, unattached, NJ Devils 0130—4 Jock Renner, 43,200 71-7547-49— 282 McNamara 51 50 0, Brewer 7-14 44 18, Silver — Kitty and Peter Carruthers, 3:05.012 21st position and finished 48th. him in the compensation pick last month. 7.41 First period— 1, N Y Islanders, Trottler Jack Nicklaus, 27,200 7X71-7049— 283 Lucas 2-7 1-2 5, Jones 57 1-2 11. Totals Hovertord, Pa., 2.8 Double Women's 55meter dash — 1, Totyano 29 (Bossy), 1:10.1 NY Islanders, Kallur 55106 2534 140. Bronze — Larissa Selezneva and Oleg Gold — Hons Stangasslnger and Franz Yarborough, who led 11 times for 89 of the 200 laps, Proskoryakovo, Soviet Union, 4.97. 1 Don Pohl, 17400 74-7X7444— 284 7 (unassisted), 17:15. Penalties— M ark M cCum br, 17400 71-72-71-70— 284 Detroit 34 32 31 32 13— 142 Makarov, Soviet Union, 3.8 Wembocher, West (Jermonv, 1:23.420 also became the only driver besides Richard Petty to Donna Schuh, Lake Erie Comets, 7.11.3, Voutour, Son Antonio 31 31 30 37 11— 140 Ice Dancing Silver — Evgeny Belousov and Jim Colbert, 13,900 71-7549-70— 285 Alexander Belvdkov, Soviet Union, win back-to-back Daytona 500s. Petty did it in 1973-74. Shahanga wins L.A. Marathon 'k lm Jamison, Bowling (Sreen, 7.1X 4, Dev, 8:48; Trottler, N Y I, 10:02; Verbeek, Johnny Miller, 13,900 71-7X72-70— 285 Three-point goals— None. Fouled Gold — Jayne Torvill and Christopher Waltrip, who was carried away from the track last Rose Johnson, Kent State, 7.23. 5 Vera Dev, 12:18; Trottler, N Y I, 13:03; Potvin, Craig Stadler, 11400 7X7X7X48— 284 out— Dean, Britain, 2.0 placements 1:23.440 LOS ANGELES — Gidamis Shahanga of Prutt, Motor City Truck Club, 7.30. N Y I, 15:43. G o ry Koch, 10400 7X7X7X73— 288 Roberts, Bonks. Total fouls— Detroit 27, Silver — Natalia Bestemlanovo and Bronze— Joerg Hoffmann and Jochen year on a stretcher, was not lamenting his third-place Tanzania, the NCAA champion at 10,000 meters ’*■ Men's 55-meter dash — 1, George Second period— 3, New Jersey, Higgins Fred Couples, 10400 71-71-71-75— 288 ' San Antonio 35. Rebounds— Detroit 63 Andrei Bukin, Soviet Union, 4.0 Pletzsdi, East (Jermonv, 1:23.887 finish. Nlctwlas, Ohio State, 4.14. 1 Colvin 10 (Verbeek), 4:34. 4, N Y Islonders, Allen M iller, 10400 72-71-7X72— 288 (Lolm beer 21), San Antonio 49 (Jones Bronze — Marino Klimova and Sergei Woman last year while running for Texas El-Paso, Smith, Bud-Light, 4.10. 3, Marty Kurlee, Jonsson 10 (Tonelll, B. Sutter), 13:14. 10). Assists— Detroit 34 (Johnson 7), Son Ponomarenko, Soviet Union, 7.0 Skigle "I'm just proud of the way the car performed, " he Rex Caldwell, 10,000 72-4X7571— 288 (Jold — Steffi M artin, East (Jermonv, captured the Los Angeles International Marathon Dud-Llght, 4.Z2. 4, Fablon Whymms, Penalties— Brumwell, Dev, 5:28; Hig­ T ie ^ h u n g Chen, 10400 72-7X4X74— 288 Antonio 40 (Moore 15). Technical— Spiedikotlng said. "I was wanting to hook up with Cale and for me U T E P , 4.29. 5, Everod Samuels, gins, Detroit Men 2:44.570 Sunday over the same course that will be used in Jo y Haas, 7,200 72-4X7X76— 289 Silver — Bettina Schmidt, East Cofnmonweolth AC53). Dev, 4:47; Gillies, N Y I, 11:58; Lorlm er, Hole Irwin, 7,200 70-757X71— 269 coach Daly, Gilmore, Levingston. A— 500 meters and him to get away from everyone else. When 1 came the Summer Olympics. Women's one-mlle run - - 1. Jane Dev, 11:56; D. Sutter, N Y I, 14:34. 11507. (>old— Sergei Fokitchev, Soviet Union, (Jerm onv, 2:46.873 out of the pits and he pulled up behind me, though, I Lo rry Nelson, 7,200 71-7570-70— 289 Bronze — Ute Weiss, East (Jermonv, Finch, Great Britoln, 4:42.86, meet Third period— 5, NY Islonders, Nvs- Isoo AokI, 5413 71-757573-290 38.19 knew the scenario. I haveseenittwoor three times,so record; old record 4:44.85, Un«ta trom Sliver — Yoshihiro Kotozawa, Ja­ 2:47.248 M ark Pfell, 5413 75747472— 290 Biathlon I played my part. " Detlefsen, University of Gew glo, 198X1 13 (Jonsson, Tonelll), 8:54. 4, New M ark Brooks, 5413 757X71-73— 290 pan, Morlt Rlson, UTEP, 4:44J4. X ^ r a Jersey, Russell 8 (Lever, Ludvig), 10:2X Sonica132,Nuggeta120 38.30 10 kllomalers (6.2 mites) To m m y Nokollm , 5413 7571-7X71— 290 (Jold — Elrik Kvaloss, Norw ay, 30:53.8 M urphy, Bowling Grtrni, 5:01.74. 4, 7, New Jersey, M o ^llla n 15 (McAdams, Bobby Wodkins, 5413 75754X70— 290 Bronze — (Joeton Boucher, Canada, -Stacey Zortler, Metroplex Strlders, Hoftmever), 15:35. 8, New Jersey, M ike Sulllvon, 5413 747X72-71— 290 D E N V E R (120) 38.39 (2 penalty laps) i!® 5:0X31. 5, Juonlto Vetter, Slippery Rock Higgins 11 ((3ogne, Verbeek), 17:29. Anderson 515 56 IS, English 11-27 74 1400 meters Sliver — Peter Angerer, West Penalties— Potvin, N Y I, 1:43. 29, Issel 1519 1-1 21, Dunn 44 1-2 9, (Jold — (Joeton Boucher, Can­ (Jerm onv, 31:02.4 (1) Brooks no slugger ^ e ? s oMMnlle run — I, Jose Abosoal, Ovortlmo— 9, N Y Islanders, Tonelll 21 Williams X10 04 6, Evans 413 56 14, ada, Bronze — Matthias Jocob, Eat ■iw. ~ m Spoln, 3:«.54, meet record; old r e ^ (P o tvin), 3:40. Penalties— None. 1:15.80 (Jerm onv, 31:10.5 (0) ^ Roberts 7-18 51 14, Schayes 44 45 11 10 kllomater* (114 mitat) 3;S7.23, Eomonn Coghlon, ]?*>• Totals 45112 2X29 120. Silver — Sergei Khlebnikov, Soviet CampUl* Collition Onmog* & Bodywork* 1 Rose Donoghue, New York Athletic (Jold — Peter Angerer, W at (Jermonv, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) — Hubie Brooks, Shots on goal— N Y lslandars4-9-2-t— it. Radio, TV S E A T T L E (112) Union, 1:16.63 * Foreign and Domodic D u b , 3:54.90. X Roy Flynn, New Balance N J Devils 7-7-1S-1-30. Chambers 1518 47 34, King 54 1-2 11, Bronze— KalAmeEnoelstod, Norway, 1;11;517 who almost lost his job over the winter as the New T C 3 :llil8 . 4, rtlb Jh BOVI, U T E P , (joalles— NY Islanders, Melanson. •••••••••••••••••••••a 1:16.75 Silver — Frcuik-Peter Roetsdi, Eoet t e l SIkma X14 X3 21, Williams 2-9 X3 4, York Mets tried to trade for a power-hitting third K ,.„ t Compoririv. ^ . f r NJ Wood 11-17 51 23, Vronts 14 1-2 3, 5400 meters (Jerm onv, 1:13:21.4 ^'M e voult — 1, Eqrl Bell, Poclllc Bronze — Elrik Kvaltos*, Norway, Devils, Resch. A — 14,SS4. Brown 7-11 44 18, Howe* 2-3 04 4, (Jold — Sven Tomas (Justofson, baseman, says he can't be the home run hitter the club ACCIDENT DAMAGE Coast Club, 1M%, meet record; old TONIGHT Sweden, 7:12.28 1:14:014 needs. Sundvold 59 04 10, McCray 52 54 0, 4 x 7.S kUem eten ralov FREE ^ record 184V6, Jeft BucklnrtKjn, KonsM 7:30 College basketball: Hartford vs. Haves, 1-1 5 0 1 Totals 55941522 132. Silver — Igor Maikov, Soviet Union, I M t e l Untv., 190X 1 Joe Dior A t ^ « In •••••••••••••••••••••a Trinity, WINF 7:17.49 (Jold — $ovlat Union, (}mltrl Valllev, "But I am confident I can hit between .280 and .300 ESTIMATES GIVEN , Denvar 36 34 2515—110 Yuri Kachkarov, Algulmontoe and I can drive in 75-90 runs, " Brooks said after FMhiy te rn ImroM Wirt, A M ^ , 180. X Bob Phillips, u n o tto d ^ , 8:00 College basketball; UConn vs. Seattle 38 17 30 17— m Bronze — Rene Schoetlsch, East M E B i d i i M . 4, T im Bright, A tN d ee In Adipn , Providence, Channels 20, 38, W TIC . Germ any, 7:17.49 Shalna, Call 180. 5, Dale Jenkins, Abitane Christian Three-point goals— Evans, Wood. arriving in spring training camp Sunday. Transiactions 8:00 College basketball: LSU vs. Fouled Women Sergei Boullglun, 1.38:51.70 Unlyeraltv, 17-4. Mississippi State, ESPN SOOmatar* Sliver — Norvrav, Odd LIrhus, Elrik Manager Davey Johnson agreed. "■ 643-7604 Men's high lunw — 1, Igor P«*lln, 7- out— None. Total fouls— Denver 23, Seat- Kvalfoss, Rolt Storsvaen, Klall So John Tracy, Prop '345 •••••••••••••••••••••a 8:00 NASL; Sockers vs. Cosmos tle Gold — Christa Rothenburger, East "With his talent, a .280 to .300 season with 75-90 RBIs MlkHWlSltll Mo-DoOd ^^^^Explres 3/5/84 • 4\5u meet record; oW record 7-3W, Not (taped), SportsChannal (Jermonv, 41.02 ebok, Over 20 Y n . Enperience Manchtiter. CT (ftt. 83j 24. Rebounds— Denver 52 (English 12), 1.39:03.90 should not be diflicult for him, " Johnson said. "What Men. frt S a m -5 M • M ^ooe. Athletic West,. 1901. Z.^JIm BflMbOll 8:30 NHL: Kings vs. North Stars, Seattle 38 (SIkma 10). Assists— Denver 34 Sliver — Korin Enke, East Cermanv, 10-13 SiwWMf In Hm ( * Howard, Podtlc Coast TC, 7-3V6. 3, 41.28 Bronze— WestGermony, Em it Reiter, he has to do is live up to his potential, but he has been a Ngst •• Srowni Tug New York (NL) — Signed se^d U S A Coble (English ond Williams 9), Seattle 44 Franklin Jacobs, Falrlalah Dickenson, 7- boiaiiKin Brian Giles and catcher John 10:00 UConn vs. Providence (toped), Bronze— Natalya Chive, Soviet Union, Walter Plchler, Peier Angerer, Fritz little timid about it." i T n i i k Sanders, B U T 7-1 5, James (Sundvold 13). Technical— Denver Coach Gibbons to -vear contracts. E S P N ; 11:30 on Channel 9. Moe. A— 9411. 41.50 Fischer, 1.39:05.10 ' Earrlnaou, Bud-Llftt, 7-1 1 ' ' '

\ . * r It - MANCHESTER llERALD, Monday, Feb. 20, 1984 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 20. 1984 - 17 Boss’s 'bad vibes’ make manager fear thejax Advice QUESTION: I'v e been employed here for five years ______time summoning the necessary courage? that’sthat’s an an opening opening for for it itto to happen happen. If you’re not, your . . r -.j “ ARJEHiWcr Thncp nr«> niiitP A fpu/ nofisihilitipfif Riit ahniilri vnii nprvpfsnerves will will be be ealmed calmed DV by nlS his/her reassurance^ doing work I love and have advanced to a Those are quite a few possibilities! But should you middle-management position. Suddenly, during the really start looking foiva new job — leaving one you Maybe it was a rumor your boss heard about you, and was reacting — without asking you about it directly. last three or four weeks, I ’ve been getting bad "vibes' like so much — based on possibilities? Of course y ou Job Search shouldn’t — at least not until you’ve done all you could Any kind of misunderstanding can be cleared up — as Will pact encourage teen drinking? from my boss, and the coffee-break gossip doesn’t long as the parties involved will talk about it. If you sound too good for me. Adding it up, it looks like I'm to find out the truth about your position with the have to make the first move — then do it. It will clear going to get the ax, and I don’t know why, I feel as company. The way to find out is so revolutionary that DEAR ABBY: I was and get you at any hour, tor "lather-in-law" and to the air and things can start moving forward again... though I ’d better start looking for another job, so I can Norman M. Gerber you will be, hopefully, sitting down when you read it. very disappointed to see any place, no questions call my wife "Mil" for and you’ll know exactly where you stand. beat them to the punch, but I ’m not too sure how to go Are you ready? Here it is: you praise the “ Contract asked and no arguments "mother-in-law." Of course, it’s possible that you were not just about it. Can you help? ASK YOUR BOSS! for Life,’ an agreement at that time, or I wilt pay It’s worked out per­ imagining the bad vibes, and the gossips were right... That’s it! That’s the whole secret! Yes, it’s hard to signed by parents and for a taxi to bring you fectly after I reminded a future column will explain what to do in that ANSWER: It sounds as though you just might be reliable sources of information. Could it be possible do — but isn’t the extra effort worth it before throwing their teen-aged children Dear Abby home safely. I expect we him a few times. situation reacting totally on an emotional level rather than that your boss is acting differently toward you away the past five years? Just invite him/her to have in an effort to reduce the would discuss this issue at - «• FIL AND MIL using logic. You say you really love your job ... because of pressures or situation that have nothing at coffee, or iunch with you — privately. Or ask for an number of deaths involv­ Abigail Van Buren a later time." IN STREAMWOOD. ILL Editor’iN ote: Norman M. Gerber is a professional assuming that means, in addition to the actual work all to do with you? Could it be possible that you — appointment to discuss' a personal matter. Don’t be ing drunk drivers. I am sure that evei^ empioym mt consultant. If you have a job search you do, you also enjoy your co-workers, physical unknowingly — said, or did, something that offended belligerent or angry or challenging. You need and I totally disagree with parents who reads this DEAR FIL AND MIL: question, send a letter to Box 591, Job Search, environmejit, and benefit package ... maybe the first your boss, or jeopardized his/her position? Could it be want information! this contract, which in would rather pay for a Thanks. It’s better than Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. For a thing you should do is truly determine if you should possible that someone in the ‘executive suite’ ordered Be business-like and courteous in your approach. • ^ reality gives the teen-ager taxi than an ambulance, nil. It’s OK to say you're nervous — but say also that personal reply, enclose a self-addressed, stamped start looking. your boss to discharge you, or to 'get on your case’ Who signs it permission to or, God forbid, a hearse. CONFIDENTIAL TO you're very cnnnomoi^, Eyninin about the bad vibes — envelope. Bad 'vibes’ and the rumor mill are not the most (who knows w h y?), and your boss is having a hard drink, and obligates the are too young to drink, so DEAR DISAP­ FRE D D Y IN SAN FR A N ­ parents to pick up their why don’t they sign a POINTED: True, teen­ D E A p ABBY: The per­ CISCO: Gloria has quit child at any hour, any contract saying. "I prom­ agers are too young to son who couldn’t fall his smoking for good. She place — with no questions ise not to drink"? drink. They are also too mother-in-law "M other" wants to you call her. Stereo reliability is lost asked. young to be parents, yet or his father-in-law If my teen-ager called This so-called "Con­ there are a million-plus "Dad" sure rang a bell (Lonely?* Get Abby's me at 3 in the morning tract for Life” will not cut babies bom annually to with us. updated, revised and ex­ from an hour’s drive away down on drunk driving; it unwed teen-agers. 1 am a father-in-law panded booket. "How to for sake of extra features to say he was smashedout will only increase teen­ We must deal with real­ who got the same treat­ Be Popular'' — for people of his mind and needed a age drinking because they ity — not what we think ment from my new son-in- of all ages. Send $2 plus a ride home, I would tell know their parents will should or should not be. law. He always greets me long, self-addressed, provide taxi service for Also, the contract does with "H i y a " and avoided QUESTION: The stereo quencies. If bass is driven him to stay where he was stamped (37 cents) enve­ calling me anything at all. industry would have con­ into them they burn out or until he sobered up, and them if they are too drunk not state that there will be lope to Abby, Popularity, to drive. no questions asked. It I finally told him to just sumers believe that home tear apart quickly. then take a bus home! P.O, Box 38923, Holly­ DISAPPOINTED IN YOU says: "I agree to come call me "Fil” (like Phil) wood. Calif. 90038.) stereo equipment is con­ Stereo Expert The woofer however First of all, teen-agers stantly improving in per­ will not be damaged if formance and quality. If used without a crossover network. If higher fre­ this is true, why have I Jack Bertrand had so much trouble with quency sound Is fed to a Swallowing continues to be problem my three-year-old stereo woofer it will not be V system when my old one, reproduced properly be­ which is 12 years old, still cause of the large voice DEAR DR. LAMB: I examination. I ’m glad the your skin. It’s the same coil and heavy cone used, UPI photo Health Letter 4-8. Hiatal material that forms works good and has only being tricked by the ma­ discontinued. cN went to my doctor for a needed repair once? nufacturers who would If you want a stereo with but no damage will result. swallowing problem and Hernia: Esophageal Re­ whiteheads, some of use the same electronics the quality construction of Korean wood tiger he found a slight hiatal flux. helped you. Others which change color and QUESTION: What is ■J' ANSWER: The expe­ for many years while only years gone by, you must hernia. He prescribed an who want this issue can become blackheads. The the advantage of a low Z A colle'ition of artwork from North and South America, Asia, Your Health rience you have had is changing cabinet style exit the mass market and antacid, but I only took send 75 cents with a long, oily material normally common. It bears out the and color, even though find a company that pro­ mass tone arm as com­ :r: Africa and Europe is now on display through Feb. 26 at the Rolaids. stamped,, self-addressed comes to, the surface of the pared to a regular one? . Lawrence Lamb, M.D. fact that even though this was in their favor. duces professional stereo :Z thorne-Sagendorph Galiery at Keene State College. Pictured I sent for your Health' envelope for it to me, in skin to work as a natural A care of the Manchester moisturizer and today’s stereo equipment Now mass market equipment. Buying used r: here is a painted wooden tiger from Korea. They were believed Letter on hiatal hernias has more features than equipment changes so components that have ANSWER: A low mass and it has b een . very Herald, P.O. Box 1551, lubricator. ever before, the quality fast it is nearly impossible been reconditioned is also tone arm will keep the 'Z to repel evil and often were painted on doors and walls of Korean helpful. iVow I only take Radio City Station. New When the ducts that design and construction to keep up with it. The a good way to obtain a needle tracking the grove ' homes. This pieeb is made in the form of an amulet. an occasional Rolaid and York. N Y. 10019. drain the sebaceous of a warped record better that we used to take for stereo buying public is quality stereo. X I’ve eliminated the glands become ob­ granted in older equip­ now faced with a market­ than one with more mass. heartburn. cause scarring. The con­ must be sure there’s no DEAR DR. LAMB; I structed, the material ac­ ment is hard to find today. place full of new circuit QUESTION: I have This means less stylus or Supermarket Shopper But I still have trouble tracted scar may make it malignancy in the esopha- have a small, innocuous cumulates within the skin In older mass market designs which are largely heard that removing the needle pressure will be swallowing food. The food difficult for food to pass gus. A diverticulum sebaceous cyst on my and forms a cyst. They equipment the trend was untested in actual use. crossover network from a needed and less record builds up in the esophagus easily into your stomach. (pocket) of the esophagus back, which the doctors usually contain this se­ to use circuit designs that This fast changing of speaker system will dam­ wear will result. and I have to drink a lot of You also can have the can cause similar prob­ say I don’t have to remove baceous material in a were proven reliable and equipment has proven to age some of the drivers. Is If you have a question water, about three glasses same problem if the eso­ lems, A doctor may need unless it becomes in­ little sac. These cysts can change the unit’s features be great for the producers this true and if so why? about stereos you would Customer reports with every meal. Is this phagus goes into a spasm. to put a scope down your fected, I’d rather not have be small or large. If they and appearance as the of the equipment since like to see answered here, due to the hernia? The food lodges in the esophagus to see directly it removed, but my spouse are unsightly or in a buyers tastes demanded. much more is sold but the ANSWER: You can write to: Jack Bertrand, r lower esophagus. In some what’s there. feels I should. location where they might You also may need This seemed to slow down consumer often ends up on damage the tweeter and The Stereo Expert, P.O. Herald photo by Pinto DEAR READER: The people, the amount of food What exactly is a se­ cause a mechanical prob­ the sales of new equip­ the bad end of the deal midrange drivers if they Box 591, Manchester He­ fact that you had heart­ that accumulates in the some dilatations if the baceous cyst? I know it lem, a simple incision can ment. You can see that with a stereo that breaks are used without a cros­ rald, Manchester, Ct. an undercharge! burn suggests you had esophagus without pass­ lower part of the esopha­ has to do with sebum, but be made over the cyst and this would upset the ma­ down too soon and can’t be sover because they are 06050. Jack Bertrand is a Rolls, anyone? esophageal reflux. The ing into the stomach can gus is contracted. 'That I ’m not sure what sebum the entire cyst removed. often helps to relieve the is. They aren’t cancerous. nufacturers but it seems fixed because the needed made delicately to best licensed technician who Bv Martin Sloane I didn't want to jeopard­ DEAR PHYLLIS: You acid contents of the stom­ provoke the vomiting of The Elks Club sponsored a dinner- undigested food. situation before the scar As v«u r doctor has told consumers felt they v}%re parts have been reproduce the higher fre­ lives at 46 Phelps Road. Elks serves dinner to Sylvia Peterson, United Feature ize the cashier’s job, and did exactly the right ach leaked backward into contracts further. DEAR READER; Se­ ypfT they are harmless dance for Manchester Sheltered Work­ left, and Patty Rowe, both of the Syndicate since 1 knew her person­ thing. It’s a pleasure to your lower esophagus. Anyone having trouble bum is an oily secretion /unless they become shop clients Wednesday at the Elks workshop. ally, I called her at home receive a letter like yours The constant irritation of swallowing needs a care­ In any case, go back to the lower esophagus can ful examination. You your doctor for a follow-up produced by glands inside infected. Club, 30 Bisseil St. Joe Morrone of the DEAR MARTIN: I’m and explained the situa­ because I often hear cash­ Those cross-flue downdrafts not always attentive to the tion. She was extremely iers complain that cashier when she is ring­ grateful, and the next day shoppers accuse them of ing up my purchases. I visited the store and paid ringing up overcharges After a recent trip to the the difference. but never report when Public Records don't have to be a nuisance About Town supermarket I checked Now that this has hap­ they are underchanged. my cash register tape and pened, I’m wondering .was surprised to find I had When we consider over- how you would handle a Warranty deeds Lis Pendens Internal Revenue Ser­ March 12. Puro, Windsor. , i been un^erchanged more situation like this. — Phyl­ charges and under­ QUESTION: We had an cian, and a member of the Richard and Evelyn Savings Bank of Man­ vice against property of Robert G. Bradshaw, John J. Jacoby, Le­ Geriatric ciinics set than $6. lis, Gettysburg, Pa. charges at the checkout odd situation occur at our National Chimney Sweep Lutz starts classes counter, we should be Griffith to Boyd M. Hals- chester against the 153-155 James Thibodeau, 27 Manchester, to Cheryl L. banon, to Virginia G. vik, unit 70D, building 6, Main Manchester Corp., ^cCann Dr., $5,8.09.30. St. Onge, Manchester, house last week during the Guild. The Manchester Geriatric Clinic will sponsor The following classes will be offered at Lutz aware of a few things. Ozimek. Colchester, April Forest Ridge Condomi­ Dewey Investment Corp., Union Trust Co. against Feb. 25. warm spell. Here is our several health screenings and discussions this week. Children’s Museum beginning Feb. 28. Classes will First, when a cashier 14. Clip ‘n’ file refunds nium, $76,000. Samuei Spitz, Trustee, property of Daniel E. Richard Gauthier, Ver­ problem. We have an Clean Sweep A diabetic conference is Wednesday from 9:30 to meet for five weeks. Registration is $10. accidentally overcharges Andrew Ansaldi, Jr. to Howard I. Gross, Trustee, Roberts, 105 Green Manor non, to Jean L. Anderson. Alphanso T. Martin, airtight wood stove con­ Picasso show 11:30 a.m. at the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, Concoctions, grades lto 3 , Tuesdays; quilts, grades Beverages (File No. 8) a customer, that cashier nected to our fireplace in Karen M. Parciak, unit 26, Constance and Richard Road, 41,549.33. Vernon. March 3. East Hartford, to Mildred HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - ^ 549 E. Middle Turnpike. Call 647-3174. 3 to 6, Tuesdays; Cookie Monster, kindergarten and doesn’t personally gain the living room. Our fur­ Wetherell Village Con­ Kaplan, The 153-155 Main William A. Herzog, Y. Anderson. Manches­ Greg Allaire David Wolper, who pro­ A blood pressure screening is planned Wednesday grade 1, Wednesdays; collections, grades 2 to 6, Clip out this file and keep it with similar anything. Quite to the nace is in the basement. dominium, $72,000 (based Manchester Condomi­ Liens released Manchester, to Doris E. ter, March 3. duced "Roots,” "The from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Spencer Village, Pascal Wednesdays. cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with contrary: If at the end of Both flues are in the same on conveyance ta x ). ) nium Association Inc. and Citizens Bank and Trust Thorn Birds" and other Lane, community room. Econuts, grades 4 to 6, Thursdays; darkroom beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting the day the cashier’s cash chimney. We had the Pedro Romero. Company of Glastonbury miniseries, announced he On .Thursday at 11 a.m. a breast self-examination magic, grades 2 to 4, Thursdays; needlepoint, grades the needed proofs of purchase while looking for drawer contains more Michael and Barbara Brides have modern Ideas stove going and then the releases lien against prop­ is preparing a six-hour discussion is planned at the Jefferson House, an adult 3 to 6, Fridays, and rhythm band, kindergarten and the req u ir^ forms at the supermarket, in than the proper amount, it Magliano to Jonathan and basement filled up with Liens erty of Michael and Bar- NEW YO RK (U PI) — An attitude survey in a bridal miniseries based on the day-care center at 57 Hollister St. The discussion will grade 1, Fridays. All classes meet from 3:45 to 4:45. newspapers and magazines, and when trading is usually a black mark Sherry Thompson. 71 smoke. What could be your chimney. , Internal Revenue Ser­ bartlMagliano. magazine indicates young women marrying today explain your problem. Se­ life and times of artist be repeated Thursday from 1 to 2 p.m. at Westhill Call 643-0949. with friends. Offers may not be available in all against her, a mistake Garden St., $75,000. happening and is the vice against property of Insurance Company of hold modern ideas about equality, child rearing and Here’s the cure. First, cond, are you sure it was Pablo Picasso. Gardens, 24 Bluefield Drive, community room. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive' that is just as serious as if chimney safe to use? Horace and Patricia North America releases careers but are conservative, even old-fashioned, go outside and look at your wood smoke in your base­ Wolper said the.series A discussion on hearing is set for Feb. 27 at 10 a.m. each refund. the drawer contained too Quitclaim deeds Gredn,' So Downey Dr., lien against property of about love, sex and marriage. chimney top. More than ment? Maybe the furnace will utilize the services of at the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, 549 E. Business women meet The following refund offers are worth $16.88. little. Mary C. Gill to Mary G. ANSWER: Your chim­ likely your furnace flue Apt. 10, $2,080.35. Judith T. Quirion. An article in the February-March issue of Bride’s is acting up. Furnace soot Pierre Daix, Picasso’s Middle Turnpike. EAST HARTFORD — Robin chapter, American This week’s refund offers have a total value of Holmquist, 24 Durant St. ney was probably the doesn’t stick up as high as Supermarkets demand Internal Revenue Ser­ magazine says 97 percent of the respondents said they will be a black, oily private secretary for Business Women’s Association, will meet Tuesday at $28.42. victim of a downdraft but the fireplace flue or they Clinic conducts workshop that their cashiers be Savings Bank of Man­ vice against property of Marriage licenses planned fo work and 50 percent planned to have substance. The furnace more than 30 years, as the Marco Polo. A social hour will begin at 6:30 p.m. These offers require refund forms: this problem can be cured are the same height. Have accurate. If a cashier chester to Andrew An­ Robert Kennedy and New David E. Appieby, Man­ children within the first five years of marriage and 86 and/or the furnace flue principal adviser on the Psychiatric social workers and the chief psycholo­ and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. DEL MONTE Free Entertainment Guide. Send so that it will never a mason or a chimney makes too many mis­ saldi Jr., unit 26 Wetherell Engiand Truck and Van, chester, to Suasn M. percent expect their husbands to share equally in side of the chimney may project. gist from the Community Child Guidance Clinic in Business women in the area who are interested in the required refund form and three labels from happen again. If you use sweep extend the top takes, even if those mis­ Village Condominium. 736 Vernon St., $14,414.12. Leach, Manchester, childcare. need to be cleaned. Wolper announced the Manchester recently conducted a workshop on sexual attending the event may contact Helen McKinney at any Del Monte or Hawaiian Punch product. your wood stove as the furnace flue tile higher takes amount to pennies, series will "cover every abuse in the family at the annual meeting of the 649-3931 for reservations. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. main source of heat your than the other one. That it usually means the end of aspect of Picasso’s color­ American Association of Psychiatric Services for HOLLAND HOUSE Free Raster. Receive a basement will be some­ should make it a lot her job. I would never ful, controversial life and Children in Washington, D.C. Free Raster, 50 cents in coupons and the “ Cooking walk out of a store know­ what cooler than the rest harder for the smoke to be Seniors see travel slides With Wine” recipe pamphlet. Send the required Editor’s note: If you his successes in every The workshop was given by Barry Baker, Barbara ing that an undercharge Cinema of the house upstairs. pulled down. have a question you would refund form and the Universal Product Code SHOWCASE medium of art." Ivry, Norman Kuglemass and Elizabeth O’Reilly. BOLTON — The Bolton Senior Citizens will mec.t could put a cashier’s job Combine that with last There are two other like to see answered here, symbol or front label from any Holland House e m o M S The project will be The clinic staff will conduct another workshop in Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Bolton Community Hall' at risk; my conscious Z Mm HOT week’s warmer weather ideas to consider before write to Greg Allaire, P.O. Cooking Wine bottle. This offer is valid only to Hartford Terms ot Endearment (PG) 9:30. ^ _ filmed entirely on loca­ Toronto in April at the annual meeting of the John Worobel will show slides on his trip to wouldn’t let me. As a (R) 2, 4:30, 7:20, 9:30. — when you probably ran yoiihave any repairs Box 591, Manchester He­ persons of legal drinking age. Expires Dec. 31, Athtnaum Cinema— Reop­ 1:40, 4:15, 7, 9:40. — Mickey’s Christmas Carol Wlllimontic tions in Barcelona, Mad­ American Orthopsychiatric Association. Katrina Scandinavia. Blood pressures will be taken before the matter of fact, I enjoy ens Thursday. Footloose (PG) 1:30, 4, 7:15, the stove slower and you donR“ First, make sure rald, Manchester, CT. 1984. (G) with The Rescuers (G) 1, Jillson Square Cinema — •OABM CRYSTAL’ MATtRSe-FIRST rid, Paris and the south of Withey and Barry Baker will take part. meeting. being one of those Cinema City — Unfalth- 9:35. — Broadway Danny 3, 5. 7, 9. SIlkwood (R) 6:50, 9:15. — SHOW OHLY-1PM TUBS. THRU FRf have set things up for a there is no leakage in the fullv Yours (PC) 2:30, 4:30, 06(M0. For a personal France. LIPTO N Hot Drink Mix. Receive a coupon good shoppers who, like your­ Rose (PG) 2,3:45,5:25, 7:15, West Hartford Blame It on Rio (R) 7:10,9:15. cross-flue downdraft. chimney between the two reply, enclose a stamped, for a free box of Lipton Hot Drink Mix. Send the 7:30, 9:50. — SIlkwood (R) 9:30. — Lessiter (R) 1, 3, 5, Elm 1A 2 — Sudden Impact — Footloose (PG) 1:30, 7, That simply means the sets of flue tiles. If the self, disproves the tale 1:20,4, 7:15,9:45. — Blame It 7:40,10. — Reckless (R) 1:45, (R) 2. 7, 9:30. — Mickey's 9:10. — Broadway Danny self-addressed envelope. Sale of sliced bread was Chorus to rehearse Club plans auction required refund form and the box top from any of that shoppers never re­ on Rio (R) 2.4:15,7,9:15.— 3:35, 5:20,7:40,9:50. — Never Christmas Carol (G) with Rose (PG) 1:30, 7, 9:10. — MmisnniAixrrsa smoke from your stove chimney interior is Allaire, a 94 Carman Road prohibited in the United the four vaVieties of New Lipton Hot Drink Mix. Or. Strangelove (G) 1, 4:35, Cry Wolt (PG) 1:20, 3:20, The Rescuers (G) 2, 4:30. — Superman III (PG) 1:30. — UnHM tTFOn S M -U N The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from port undercharges. was pulled down the fur­ cracked and pieces are resident, is a certified The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m, at the Expires May 31, 1984. 8:10 with Atomic Cafe 2:50, 5:20, 7:30, 9:45. — Angel (R) Uncommon Valor (R) 7,9:15. Bugs Bunny and the Road States from 1943 until the 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church 6:25, 10. 1:15,3:10,5:05,7:25,9:50. The Movies — Unfaithfully Runner (G) 1:30. nace flue from the top of missing that could also solid fuel safety techni­ end of World War II. Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. A cup auction is M AX W E LL HOUSE Cookbook Offer. Receive a I feel strongly about this CInestudIo St. Coffee will be served before the rehearsal. — Hollywood Manchester Yours (PG) 12:15, 2, 3:45, 2 planned. "Coffee Makes It Delicious” Cookbook. Send the because we can^expect Outtakes 7:30 with Notorious UA Theaters East — 5:30,7:20,9:20. — Blame It on Windsor ANGELR 9:10. required refund form and 20 proofs of purchase cashiers and storKman- Unfaithfully Yours (R) 2, Rio (R) 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. — Plaza — Sudden Impact agers to respect us unless^ C olon ial — Reopens 7:30, 9:30. — SIlkwood (R) 2, SIlkwood (R) 12, 2:20,4:40, 7, (R) 7:15. — Krull (PG) 2. (entire empty packages) or $1 and five proofs of .Fridoy. 7:15, 9:45. — BIqme It on Rio we do the honest thing and' ' Hartford (R) 2, 8, 10. l:18-2ilO-IK>S-yi2S-9iM purchase from Maxwell House, Maxwell House Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Mansfield Don’t let those pounds and Inches come creeping back Dividend, Yuban, Yuban Master Roast, Brim & ' show our respect for Impact (R) 7:15. Translux College Twin — Sanka; for Maxwell House Special Delivery, the them. Richard's Pub A Ci- The Return of Martin Guerre LASSITER R book is free for three proofs of purchase (an entire Sudden Impact (R) (R) 7, 9:15. — The Grey Fox Someone said, "Monday is a hard way to • Do not use food as an emotional 7:30,9:30. (PG) 7,9. - SHOWN AT ■ to plunge back into your former 1 empty pouch) or $1 with one proof of purchase, D E AR M AR TIN : In the spend one-seventh of your life! ’ ’ Not for the pacifier. Instead call a friend, take a walk, Showcase Cinema — The Vernon /Jf MARCEL 1 tSO-3tOO-StOO-7:4S.10:00 indulgences. t' Expires March 30, 1984. 18 months I have been Right Stutr(PG) 1, 4:30,8. — Cine 1A 2— Sudden Impact thousands of my readers who have been buy yourself a non-food treat. You will require some safeguards at first. ,( M AXW ELL HOUSE Master Blend Coupon couponing, I have found 0 following my Eight-Week Beauty Improve­ Following are some that will help: • Remember how damaging obesity is to several ways to organize ment Plan for a loss of from 15 to 20 pounds I Refund Offer. Receive two 50-cent coupons good ^M A R G E A U FOOTLOOSE • Weigh once a week every week for the health. . I on Master Blend Coffee. Send the required refund my coupons: canceled [TO' 'during the past seven weeks! rest of your life. Lose the first five pounds • Continue the eating habits you fo r m ^ ‘T form and three proofs of purchase (the cup and check files, shoe boxes Fridatpy March 2- 8<00pin ------SMOWM XT ------From here on they will greet Monday and gained immediately. Do not allow it to while on your diet. Avoid fried foods, ■ drop from any plastic lid of Master Blend Coffee and even children's lunch 1t30-4iM-7t1S-9;3S every other day feeling great, peppier and increase. 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Tuesday thru Thursday ono el tho groatott artlttic oiportoocot." I ceive a $1 to $3 refund. Send the required refund hshing tackle box, the tiM-2i4S-Si2S-7i1S-fiM Congratulations! I am glad for you and because muscles use calories even when at If you feel you need to count calories you -1 form and one neck label from either a 750-ml. or kind used by fishermen to Specials GERMANY "Marcoau It klngl" also for those who are still on their way to a rest. It is also wonderful for your health. can get a rough idea of how many- you '1 1-liter bottle for a $1 refund, or one neck label store their tools and gear. FMNCE "M w tM . Il tin TH E RIGHT more vibrant way of life. If you have a few • If they cannot be altered, give all your require by multiplying your ideal weight by 'I from a 1.75-liter bottle for a $2 refund, ortwoneck I use 3-by-S cards as Veal Salm Bocca groatott nrimo in tho world. ” STU FF re more weeks to go, 1 urge you to clip this oversized clothes away. If you begiif to gain IS if you are sedentary, 18 if you are very labels from either 750-ml. or l-liter bottles for a $3 dividers. The box holds BOSTON "A groat and column because you probably will want the active and by 16, if you are moderately so. -SHOWtlAT" do not have any clothes available to resort refund. Indicate your choice of refund. This offer thousands of coupons, has gmod artltt— unoicoNod iioo-4iie-ttoo information it contains when you finish to. Go after those first few pounds with a Happy days! ^ $8.95 II is limited to adults of legal drinking age. Expires a good handle and carries In tho languago ol tHoneo." BIP. vengeance. If you would like to use the very same -j June 30. 1984. easily. In the super­ Alaskan Crab Meat YUOOSUVIA Now that you have won — or are winning menus and exercises found In Uiis series, • Place a picture of the new you on the [ TR E E TOP, Inc. Receive a coupon for one free market it fits perfectly in “An Incomparablo ovont! — your hard-fought battle against the refrigerator door. they are now available in a new booklet, Oath lortfMboionico.'' ! bottle of Tree Top Sparkling Juices. Send the the child’s seat of my and Shrimp Casserole bulge, I am sure that you do not want to lose BIP 1984. Or you may want the BIP KIT, SHOlA/H • Build exercise into your daily life. Take '1 - required refund form and the label from one shopping cart. I keep the Qtn. Public: S7 00 S6.00 Group tiekota: that comfortable, sleek, youthful, unbur­ which gives you complete directions for the UConn tludtnts; 1i4S-2ilS-SilO-7iM.«iW the stairs instead of the elevator. Walk on J bottle of Tree Top Sparkling Juices or the register box in my car, and it is $8.95 S4.S0 S4 00 B7 00 A 16.00 dened feeling it gives you. But you will if you program, additional menus and exercises Sr. cilizont errands rather than jump into the car. Walk "r tape with the purchase price circled. Expires always ready when I am. are not careful. It has been estimated that plus a weight chart for men and women. To Linguine in white clam sauce NEVER CRY Here's a good exercise that will slim the iower back hipline. Sit part way to work. Walk every chance you “ F Dec. 31. 1984. — M. Martinkus, Prin­ 90 to 95 percent of reducers regain the order either the new B IP 1984 booklet or the W O L F O ^ on the floor, one hand on each side. Lean back and lift your legs get. "I’ Here’s a refund form to write for: A 50-cent to $2 ceton, III. excess weight they lost. • Remember how you felt when you were B IP KIT, send $1 and a long, self-addressed, $7.95 ,_A Jorgensen -Shown AT • Refund and a $1 Donation to the U.S. Ski Team. with stiff knees until your body weight fails over the largest part One reason for this is that successful stamped envelope for each booklet re­ fat. Edge-Soft Sense-Agree Refund, P.O. Box 2637, DEAR MRS. MARTIN­ Veal Sorrento I i20-2iie-Sil0-7il4-f i4S of your hips. Keep your legs lifted as you roll onto your right hip dieters increase their calorie intake too • Let your friends and relatives know quested to Cherry Lowman, in care of the KUS: Your husband’s rapidly. Add back those calories gradually 3150 Skokie Hwy„ Highland Park, IL 60035. This TERMS OF and catch yourself with both hands. Push off with your hands that you do not want gifts of food for any Manchester Herald, Box 591, Manchester, offer expires May 1, 1984. While waiting for the suggestion is a good one. >^uditorfum — 100 or 200 a day, and check to see that $7.95 ENDEARMENT pu, and roll onto your left hip. Continue rolling from side to side, special occasions. A box of birthday candy CT. 06040. If you would like both booklets form save the proofs of purchase from Edge Just remember to put ^ ^ The Universily ol Connnchcui your weight stays the same lor a week please send $2 and a double-ktamped has sent many women back to the weight Shaving Gel, Soft Sense Skin Lotion and Agree your name, address and Banquet facilitieB available 1t40-4i)S.7i0e-fi40 with your weight always over the largest part of your'hips. before adding more. Otherwise you are apt gain routine. envelope. phone number — if possi­ TlchetsS Info 4 8 6 '4 2 2 6 Shampoo and Conditioner. for all your parly needa Bos op*n « 4 MondAy Fndiy km. a n O T : ble — on your coupon box. I 1 8 - M ANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 20. 1984 M ANCHESTER HERALD, Mrrnduy, Feb. 20, 1984 - 19 FOLLO' JGHTS 643-2711 Business OpportunitiH .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 Notices F o r advertisements to be Situation W anted...... 23 Resort P roperty...... 45 Misc. for Sole ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the deod- Lost/Found...... Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for R ent...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Charge: Personals...... line Is 2:30 p.m . on Fridov. Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 for one day Announcements M i l ^ Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Item s...... 66 Per W ord: Auctions...... Real Estcite Recreational Item s...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad Services Antiques.— ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c Classified advertisements ;M AU R S Homes for Sole...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 6 d a ys______13c AW February 17th are token by telephone as a Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offere(l...... 51 Wanted to Buv ...... 70 26 days — ...... 12c convenience. Mortgages...... Lots/Land for Sole ...... 33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 thru ■ ' I. Happy Ads: The Monchester Herald is WN'S WRTH0AY Personal Loons...... Investment P ro p e rty...... 34 Bullding/Contracting...... 53 ^$3.00 per column inch responsible only tor one incor­ WASHING! Business Property...... 35 RoofIng/SIdIng ...... 54 insurance...... rect insertion and then only Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive Wonted to Borrow ... Deadlines for the size of the original February 25th Flooring...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ insertion. Income Tax Service ...... 57 MotorcvcIes/Bicycles ,..72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen Employment Rentals ^ Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement Rooms for Rent ...... 41 & Educotlon Auto Services...... 74 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional insertion. S BIG DAYS 17th-25th Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76

Employment Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help wanted Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted We Must Sell ^ t 6 6 / 21 » Real Estate \V< ef any atfSIllenal cetl See Your FavoHte & Education —— ------CERTIFIED NURSE WINF RADIO SALES — PART TIME SERVICE AIDES — Certified aides Is looking for on aggres­ REPRESENTATIVE — Homes for Solo 31 1000 for 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 shifts. 3 pm -11 pm, port time. sive, self-motivated, Mature M rson. Stock Full and part time. Excellont working oondl- experienced soles person f a r B u ic k t! Balp wonted 21 TIRED OF THE TRAFFIC shelves. Write orders. Auto Dealer For A Please call Director of llono and aupporting Stan to loin our expanding NEW and USED IN GiniNG TO G FROM WORK? In a auporlor nursing facil­ Manchester! store. One BY OW NER — Custom CARDINAL Stott Developments be­ ity. Please call Mrs. Launl. soles department. Medio day o v^ek. 269-8084 Cope with fireplace. Rea­ tween 9 and 3 Monday Director of Nurses. 040- soles important, but not o evenings. PART TIM E— Eornupto WORK IN MANCHESTER!! sonably priced at $65,500. CARS By Feb. 25th BUICK thru Friday at 643-5151. 0129. necessity. Position offers Financing assistance SISO per week. Fast grow­ Crestfield Convalescent excellent soles list, 81 Adams St. MANCNKSm MANOR COMBINATION DIS- possible. Perkins St., ing corporation needs The Manchester Herald has an opening Home and Fenwood growth potential and ex­ We'll do it by Manchester HIGHWAY people now! For Inter­ for a dependable worker in their compos­ H WASHER/CHEF'S Manchester. Coll 742- TER R IFIC Manor in Manchester. 31$ W. Caetar St. cellent solary/commls- H E LP ER — Port time, 5754. For Chevrolols! For Subarut! EMERGENCY view coll 647-8730. ing room. The position involves setting Momti attar, CT sloh. Send resume: c/o year round. Coll before V O LU M E advertisements on a computerized termi^ BANKING — Full time General Manager, W INF noon, 646-0103, ask for CARTER CENTURY PAR T TIM E — Local nal. Accurate typing a must but we. will receptionist. Good typing Radio, 2517 East Center George. Condominiums KIT Corporation now hiring train on the terminal. Familiarity with adv­ skills required. Duties CLERICAL ASSISTANT Street, Manchester, CT SALES CHEVROLET SUBARU for several positions 3-5 Th« daatgn ho* th« BUY ON A ertising makeup a plus. will Include opening new — Port time. Must be 06040. W INF is and Equal PART TIME POSITION 1229 Main St. 14 Hartford Turnpike wniqw* dMiwf* •< dnptoY lA t ** evenings per week, wee­ f m|»it8fi>9 ottwafly «|vkl( and accounts, telephone, fil­ available 9am to 3pm, Opportunity Employer. A V A ILA B LE — With full Manchester M A N CH ES TER — Wells- and / Manchester •a«y acOLDSMOBILE chester Herald. W A N TE D — Person 18 or STRUCTOR wilt tutor oil place on od In classified Never Be This Main Street. Manchester. Live on the W A N TED — Substitutes OLSTEN 301 Center Street 345 Center St. older for light production grades. Complete, up­ to sell those Idle items V premises. Must hove pre­ DRIVERS WANTED ■— for day core center. Flex­ lemporaiY Senices dated SAT preparation, M anchester M anchester POSITION AVAILABLE work for plastic com­ you've been storing. A vious experience. Send Light pickup and deliv­ ible hours, S3.37 per hour. enrichment and remedia­ — 2 or 3 days o week, pany. First shift, 7 to 3:30. Hailtord 549-5544_ quick coll to 643-2711 will resume to: Fountain Vil­ ery. Must hove own Second shift, 1 to 10. coll .Immediate openings. tion. Coll 649-5453. put your od in print. OPEN EVENINCS — SATURDAY ’TIL S P.M. O h taking core of a disabled lage, 175 A, Downey economy cor. Coll Bruce, Coll 646-7090. Low Again — !! person In wheelchair. for appointment: 646- Drive, Manchester, CT 742-7601. 2920. Light housekeeping, va­ 06040. MANCHESTER AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION cuuming. Able to travel if LUNCHEON WAITRESS possible. Only those who BANKING — Expe­ — Monday thro Friday. OFFICE POSITION — ore' serious minted need rienced proof operotor. Mature, responsible. Ex­ Experience preferred. If you can afford a new Ford. Chevrolet, or an Import, apply. Interviews will be Full time. South Windsor perience preferred. Coll Small, friendly office. Di­ held at residence. Reply Bank 8, Trust Co. Contact between lOom and 2pm versified duties. Good be­ c a r d i n a l b u i c k to Box UU c/o The Man­ Warren Motteson for ap­ for appointment, 646- nefits. Colt 646-1112, M r. LIFETIME you can afford a new... chester Herald. pointment, 289-6061. 0103. Kaufman. rni SERVICE GUARANTEE NEW 1984 Buick NEW 1984 Buick ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 2-dr. custom, 4 speed 2-dr. custom, auto trans. trans., power steering, power steering, power power brakes, AM radio, brakes, AM radio,, radial radial tires, undercoat tires, undercoat and SIDENTS^*^ D r i v e a and glaze. glaze. $ 7 4 1 3 ^ $7918 Factory incentives allow us to discount every COUGAR in ORDER YOURS TODAY! stock for George Washington’s Birthday. IN Over 30 in stock______sample buy NEW 1984 Buick NEW 1984 Buick STOCK 2-dr. custom, auto trans. 2-dr coupe, auto trans., b a m a l i L Your choice of a FREE Auto Safehr Kit or 10,000 S&H power steering, power power steering, power Green Stamps with the purchase of a car. brakes, AM radio, radial brakes, AM-FM. stereo, tires, undercoat and radial white wall tires, Its aerodynamics deal smoothly —T" You’ll get quite a run for your glaze. Dix wheel covers, un­ money with the new Honda (avic with the air, thanks to a flush- IPS^/UOICIIIW COUGAR dercoat and glaze. Hatchback. While it’s our lowest- bonded windshield, front air dam and 1 ,^ 7 $8695 List Price H $9288 priced car it’s surprisingly loaded rear hatch spoiler. And the long- nxtf with features. design and folding rear seatback in­ SALE $10,687 S A i/ E $ 1 , 0 0 0 Distinctive Used Cars Among others you get front- crease interior space. Stock #4621 wheel drive, power-assisted front C^me see the 1984 Honda C'ivic 2 ONWfmiE,1WlES disc/rear drum brakes, steel-belted Hatchback. You’ll find it’s more than An d OESTiNAnoN 1978 Buick Regal 1980 Buick Riviera 1980 Chrysler Cordoba OVARGES ARE EXTRA, At, PS. PB low mileage Pov^er windows. AC, radials, torsion bar front suspension, you bargained for. "Loaded” low rnileiige $4795 door glass defrosters and opening BBESQB $9295 $5995 rear quarter windows. The Civic Hatchback 1981 Pontiac Wagon 0 1982 VW Pick-up A T, PS. PB. AC. V6 1982 Buick Regal 5-,speo(1 AM-FM 4-dr., A T, PS. PB. AC, V6 $6995 $4495 $8395 1 SAFE BUY USED CARS 1982 Buick Skylark 1982 Mazda GLC 7b UNCOIN >6«b9 4-clr AT PS, PB. 2-dr. sunroof, stereo, Continental 2-dr.. 1-owner, very clean showroom condi­ low mileage defogger tion. 83 MAZDA *6888 G LC Sport, 3 Dr. Hatchback, one owner, local trade, very $5995 $S19S 78 LINCOLN $6988 low mileage.. Mark IV, absolutely loaded, showroom condition.

82 MERCURY ZEPHYR *5545 1982 Buick Riviera 1982 Pontiac Gran Prix 1983 Ronault Alllanc* 76 CHEVROLET $4995 4-Door, real nine family car, nicely equipped. AT. PS. PB. AC, Van Camper, don't miss this one. "Loaded" AT PS PB AC Vt' tow mileage. $11,295 i $7495 82 CADILLAC <12,888 81 CHEVROLET *5999 $5495 Sedan DeVille, 4-door. 1-local owner, low miles, fully Monte Carlo. 2 Dr. Sport Coupe, fully equipped, loaded. showroom condition. : i 646-3515 82 MERCURY LYNX $4444 5-Door Hatchback. 81 0LDSM08ILE Cutlais Supreme Coupe. V-6, automatic, stereo, landau roof, low mileage. **A^'fputk Above ^irat Claaa^ 80 CHEVY CITATION 3-Door Hatchback. 24 ADAMS STREET j custom Cruiser Wagon. Don't miss this one. 81 HONDA ACCORD 4 Dr., 4 cyl., 5 speed, recent trade-in. HliUlCHECTEIt I T •t'L 20 M ANCHESTER HERALD. Monday.^Feb, 20, 1984 1

LOOK FOR THE STARS... Jackson’s first bid Arts Council has Old(er) cagers Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get challenges Democrats Cheney haul plan don’t fade away better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ... page 2 ... page 11 ... page 16 ★ difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.rn. i f . ■______4- ... Fair tonight; Manchester, Conn.- KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1*984 ' ______Apartments tor Rent 42 Store/Office Spoce 44 Building/C«iitracting 53 Misc. far Sole 63 sunny Wednesday — See page 2 Single copy: 25del- EXCELLENT QUALITY t % ' f ; Lease and security dep­ HOLES — zippers, um- Ing, alterations, garages, HARDWOOD. Mostly osit required. No pets. brellos repolred. Window additions, family rooips, green. Cut, split and deli­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Call 646-8352. shades, Venetian blinds. formica, cabinetry, vered. Minimum 2 cords. as Israeli jets w Supreme Court today upheld a Keys. TV FOR RENT. closets, roofs, gutters, $70/cord. Call 649-1831. ruling overturning Connecticut's THREE ROOMS Heat, Marlow's, 867 Main porches, decks, hatch­ ban on tandems — double trailer Street. 649-5221. hot water, stove, refrig­ ways. TO YEARS EXPE­ CASTRO CONVERTI­ trucks — from interstate erato r, carpet. $325. RIENCE - QUALITY • BLE SOFA, $75. Window highways. Adults only. No pets. BRICKS, BLOCKS, INTEGRITY. DAN The justices rebuffed the state's STONE — Concrete. 3 0 " X 3 3 '/2 ", aluminum Security deposit. Cen­ MORAN -649-5684. storm, screen, $25. Phone arguments that the trucks are a trally located. Call 646- Chimney repairs. No lob pound Druze safety hazard for drivers. too smoll. Coll 644-8356. 649-2016. 7690. In 1982, Congress passed a law Roefing/SiiKiig LADIES HIGH WHITE ODD JOBS, Trucking. Classified Ads. By Hugh Pope The Israeli warplanes attacked barring states from restricting Z-To COVENTRY — Three SHOE SKATES — Size 9. tandems on interstate highways. sunny rooms. Stove, re­ Home repairs. You name United Press International in a four-aircraft formation pound­ © >9S4 Of Nf A tnc TM U S P*t » ’ M Olt Excellent condition. $20. The legislation wiped out laws frigerator, both, storms, It, we do It. Free esti­ BIDWELL HOME Im­ Call 644-0348. ing the hills around the mountain insulated, all electric. No mates. insured. 643-0304. provement Company — BEIRUT, Lebanon - U.S. Ma­ village ol Bhamdoun, 12 miles east barring the dual-trailered trucks pets. 423-3911; 742-5212, 4 Roofing , siding, altera­ VARIETY OF BEAUTI­ rines began leaving their sand­ of Beirut on the main highway to in Connecticut, Maine, New Hamp­ CELEBRITY CIPHER shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, C la b frty Ctptier cryptograrm ara w aatad from Quotations by famous paople. past to 7pm. tions, additions. Same FUL HOUSEPLANTS — bagged bunkers for ships offshore Damascus, an Israeli military praaant E a ^ iaMar in ttia ciphar stands lot a n o d ia r Toil's ekm K oquft* R number for over 30 years. Large and small. Cost up today as Israeli warplanes spokesman said in Israel. Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia. Tennessee, by CONNIE WIENER EAST HARTFORD — Im­ 649-6495. to $3. Private home. Coll ptwnded Druze positions in the The area was the target of a maculate 3 room apart­ RETIRED NURSE 649-6486. militia-held mountains east of the similar air strike Feb. 10. North Carolina, South Carolina, "AQCXKO O AZOFJ S TSFF, O’B ment in two family home. WISHES privote duty, war-torn capitat. Alabama and the District of home care or compan­ Heatmg/Plumbing 5$ Lebanese radio broadcasts did Appliances, heat and hot IND lO U SPiCIAL A marine spokesman said the not si^cify the targets, but the Columbia. woter, wall-to-wall car­ ionship. Reosonable SVN JX NMXT T08J O TSV 27% width, reg. .254, first of the 1,300 combat troops Israeli spokesman said.the planes It also voided state laws barring peting, parking for one rates and efficient core. now 2 for M t t UPl photo lifted off in Marine helicopters hit "terrorists command posts and dual-trailer rigs over 55 feet long in car. $385 monthly, plus Call 649-7071. FOGARTY BROTHERS TSFFOMP OM XK TSFFOMP XZJ." 13% width, rag. 2 tor .25*. from the international airport bases," an apparent reference to New York and Georgia, over 60 security. Coil 289-8141. — Bathroom remodel­ now 3 for .30* U.S. Marines load amphibious vehicles today began pulling men and equip­ feet long in Mississippi and over 65 LIGHT TRUCKING — south of Beirut at S.a.m (1 a.m. Palestinian guerrillas. ing; installation water MUST bo piciwd up at the aboard a landing craft at their beach­ ment back to the Sixth Fleet ships oft the feet long in North Dakota, Minne­ — KXAQKJ CKXVJ. Pick up and delivery. Manehoator Herald Office to all home EIST) lor the 6th Fleet task force Israelis planes blasted guerrilla FOUR ROOM, SECOND heaters, garbage dispo­ sota, Wisconsin. Michigan, Illi­ FLOOR APARTMENT — Cleon out attics, cellars, ships offshore. targets along the Lebanese coast head, Green Beach, just south of Beirut. Lebanese coast. Beirut is in the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "As people gel older, loo many ol sals; faucet repairs. 649- B^SESJllSSiSHLXi—- nois, Missouri, Louisiana, Ken­ them lend lo har>g around wilh each olher and compare $330 per month plus se­ etc. Generol handyman. Marine spokesman Major Den­ and in the mountains Sunday in a background of this picture. 7657. Visa/MosterCard The Marines in the multinational force tucky, Maryland and Florida. ailmenis and gravy slains." — George Burns curity and utilities. Stove Insured. Call Ray, 646- CARPENTERS CROSS subscribers who nis Brooks said the troops taken to warning to Moslem rebels fighting accepted.- In April 1983, Connecticut passed e 1M4 by NEA. Inc included. Call 646-7336. 7973. CUT SAW wHh 26" steel the waiting ships by CH-46 and the government of President Amin a statute barring the twin trailers blode ond wooden hon- Huey helicopters were members of Gemayel to keep Palestinian for­ resignation. mediator Rafik Hariri who re- overlooking Beirut. have something on highways in the state. ••••••••••••••••••••••• * VERNON — Modern 3 DELTA HOUSE CLEAN­ Income Tax Service 57 dle. Like new. $10. Phone the Marine Amphibious Unit Ser­ ces from returning to Israeli held "The Syrians are leaving that 'turned to Damascus late Monday Moslem torces are massed in the Within a month after the bill was ING — Professionol 649-2433. vice Support Group. territory. aspect of the conflict to Gemayel's after lengthy talks with the Leba­ mountains near the town of Souk al House Cleaning done ot signed, state police issued a Lots/Lond for Sale 33 R p r it C lIS diate occupancy. $260 Broo^ said it would be a week The air strike coincided with Lebanese opponents," a Lebanese nese leader and Foreign Minister Gharb, which guards the ap­ your convenience. Relio- CERAMICS K IL N — Rog­ to sell for less summons to a truck driver operat­ monthly, plus utilities. before the evacuation operation increased Saudi Arabian efforts government source said. Elie Salem. proaches to Gemayel's palace in ble. Insured. Bonded. ers model III, inside di­ ing a tandem on Interstate 95. Coll 647-1113 otter 6pm. could be completed, depending on aimed at breaking the diplomatic A Saudi initiative ended in The latest Israeli air attack the east Beirut suburb of Baabda. One time only or regular mensions 11" X 11" X 11". Federal officials said the statute FREE CATALOG Of „ . AAAuruccTCD------than $99.00 the weather and the possibility of stalemate over a peace plan for failure last week when Syria apparently was part of Israel’s Monday's lighting did not affect basis. Also: Office Clean­ Uses stondord 115 volt conflicted with the federal law and Land Bargoins ^ 5 acres Rooms for Rent 41 MANCHESTER Mod- the troops coming under fire. No Lebanon. rejected an eight-point peace plan. policy of striking what it suspects the withdrawal from Beirut of the ing. Free Estimates. Call household current. $50. went to court to block Connecticut to 500 ocres, covering ...... *. apartment. incidents were reported early Lebanese political sources said According to the source, the to be Palestinian guerrillas "any­ last of 1,100 Italian soldiers from Vermont and th- Berk- ••••••••••••••••••••••• March 1st occupancy. 643-5056. Call 649-5664. from enforcing its ban on tandems. ______-Ar today. Gemayel, facing the threat of a Syrian demands are: time and anywhere" in Lebanon. It the multinational peace-keeping Two federal courts ruled against shires, at lowest iinagina- GENTLEMAN PRE- J^.uPiy*,,*^*']*****' EXPERIENCED “The men are happy to be new offensive in the north by o The abrogation oi the May 17 followed an ambush in the post city force, ble prices. Write: CA- FERRED. $50.00 weekly. M /-'«»-otter 6pm. ANDIRONS — Wrought Connecticut and the state appealed HOUSEKEEPER — For Iron. Duck decoy shape. moving fxit there's a little bit of Moslem rebels, today considered a Lebanese-israeli troop withdrawal of Sidon Monday that wounded one The Gemayel government Mon­ TALOG OFFICE, P.O. 646-2000. »* Aiuz-iicc-rco------to the Supreme Court. private homes, apart­ Never used. Mint condi­ frustration because they don't four-point Syrian plan to end the agreement. Israeli soldier. day came under the threat of a Box 938, North Adams, ------MANCHESTER — Plea- incMae Tar Connecticut Attorney General ments. References avail­ tion. $50. Call 649-4339. think their mission is complete," Lebanese conflict. o Not linking the Syrian and Israeli officials have insisted third front in the north, along with Moss. 01247. VERY NICE ROOM — sont two bedi^om apart- Joseph Lieberman argued that the able. Call Linda, 643-1383. Service said Brooks. The plan, conveyed through a Israeli withdrawals from Israeli air action in Lebanon an offensive at Souk al Gharb and .. Close to oil S60 weekly No pets. S410 a double trailers pulled by a single TWO LOTS TOGETHER Call 643-2659. m o ^ , plus Utilities. Call The latest U.S. mission in Beirut Saudi Arabian mediator, was Lebanon. should not be interpreted as the threat from Moslem forces in TENT HEATER — Cole­ cab "have a tendency to roll over — 50' X 140’ each. Call 228-0036 evenings. BABYSITTING IN MY FORM 1040 PREPARA­ man catalytic 3000 - 5000 arrivedJn the capital in September drafted in Damascus in consulta­ • Discussing a Syrian withdra­ intervention in the current Moslem west Beirut. and sway and have ineffective 875-1548. Direct from ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME — Tender loving TION. Good tax repres­ BTU. 520. Phone 646-3067 1882. tion with Gemayel's Syrian- wal within an Arab framework. rebel offensive against the govern­ Nabih Berri, the leader of the We will run your ad breaking mechanisms. owner MANCHESTER — Morch care. Snacks provided. entation should not be President Reagan ordered the backed opponents, the sources o Formation of a national coali­ ment ol Gemayel. Shiite militia Amal, met with other Own transportation. Ref­ "These defects are especially ------:______Aportments tor Rent 42 1st. Beautiful,2bedroom, available, only to the Marines red^loyed to ships off­ said, and stopped short of openly tion government. On Monday, heavy lighting rebel leaders near the northern erences provided. Coll UPRIGHT PIANO — Fair for 6 days free of charge. threatening for Connecticut driv­ What makes Want Ads ...... Insulated, carpeted, op- wealthy, onymore! The shore following the deteriorating endorsing the Lebanese opposition The sources said the Syrian plan between government troops and port ol Tripoli to discuss the plan to work? People like you • • • • • • • • • • • • • • pnopces, yard and pork- 643-9480. . condition. $50 takes it ers because of the exceptionally Tax Saver 646-0015. away. Coll between 5 and Fill out the coupon l^elow situation in Beirut. demand for Gemayel's was carried to Gemayel by Saudi rebels was reported in the hills open a third battleground. high frequency' of exits and the who read and use the MANCHESTER-One, two mg. $450 plus utilities. 8om, 649-7440. Want Ads every day. ond three bedroom Alibrio Realty, Inc. 649- BABYSITTING IN MY and either mail it or numerous lane terminations on apartments. Heat and hot 0917. Licensed Manchester INCOME TAXES — Pre-' Connecticut's highways, condi­ home. Infants welcom. pared by CPA. Business & bring it to the Manchester tions which tandem trucks cannot Individual. Call John, Oonno, 649-5796 after Automotive accomdate safely.” Kitchen W it Caii649 4800 M a n c h e s t e r - two 5pm. 659-3069. Herald Office.' W L . V bedrooms. Garage, He also said the threats to y stove. $365 monthly. Coll Lawmakers aim to improve Metro North service motorist safety "are significantly ' WOMAN LOOKING FOR Housecleaning lobs. Will Cars/Trocks fer Sole 7i aggravated because Connecticut's Raglan Sleeves also do laundry. Phone By Mark A. Dupuis conditioning on trains and the The state is expected to spend $35 tor's decision on New York's claim Under the agreement, any highways are among the most 646-2411. United Press International attitude of train personnel toward million in the next fiscal year for that Connecticut should pay more change doesn't take effect until congested i;oadways in the PRIVATE FOUR ROOMS TAX PREPARATIONS — nation." In the convenience of PONTIAC, 1932 T1000 — passengers. passenger railroad subsidies, or an than 50 percent of the New Haven two years after the notice is given, — 2nd floor. Heat, ap­ "It’s just not reliable service,” Polittlng/Paperlng 52 your home. Reliable- Excellent condition. Au­ HARTFORD — A legislative estimated $2.90 for each passenger line operating deficit. which means a decision by law­ eooooooooooooooooaoooo pliances, utilities, gor- Ms. Niedermeier said, "and when trip on the New Haven line. oge. Non smoker femole reasonable. Coll Norm tomatic. low mlleoge, committee chairman says law­ Ms. Niedermeier said it wasn't makers this year to drop Metro you use it as many people do to get preferred. No pets. Se­ Marshall, 643-9044. sunroof. $4595. Coll offer makers will take some action this Ms. Niedermeier said the Trans­ known when the arbitrator's deci­ North as operator of the line 4pm, 371-2496. year to try and improve service on to school and work you need portation Committee was awaiting sion would be issued, but still wouldn't take effect until July 1, Inside Today J A LT; i~ "< I curity, references. $400 PAINTING AND PAPER month. Keith Real Est­ TAX PREPARATION A Clip and Mall Today Metro North trains connecting the reliable service.” a final report of a 15-member hoped and expected lawmakers 1986. H A N G IN G —Exterior Renegotiating the agreement conunission established last year 20 pages, 2 sections 5EASON5 AUTHIN65 ate, 646-4126. and interior, ceilings re- ACCOUNTING — Indiv 1978 PONTIAC STATION southern part of the state with New would take action this year at least dual ond small busi­ WAGON — Automatic, would be the least drastic of five to study alternatives to Metro In addition to renegotiating the . I , paired. References, fully YorkCity. to renegotiate the agreement with Advice ...... rodio, good tires. Excel­ contract, options include having MANCHESTER — One insured. Quality work. nesses. Full, service or Rep. Christine Niedermeier, D- steps being considered by the North operation of the line, which Metro North. Business...... 20 bedroom apartment in 3 Martin Mottsson, even­ will show you how to do it lent second cor. $1500. Fairfield, co-chairman of the Transportation Committee, which carries 23 million passengers a "M y preference is to pass Amtrak, another railroad — the Clossifled...... li-19 family home. Good ings 649-4431. yourself. Call 647-3799. Coll 6434139. Transportation Committee, pre­ also is looking at severing the ties year. legislation during this session," Boston & Maine has expressed Comics...... 8 neighborhood. $385 evenings ond weekends. iQaiubpstrr llrralii dicted lawmakers would decide to Metro North altogether in favor The commission, which includes she said, explaining that otherwise interest — or the state or a Entertainment...... 12 monthly, includes heat, GEORGE N. CONVERSE "a t a minimum” to renegotiate the of another operator. legislators, representatives of the the Legislature couldn't move to management company operate the Lottery...... 2 hat water and etectricity. TAXES PREPARED — In Metro North, a subsidiary of New Haven line. MHS World...... 9 — Painting and paper­ state’s agreement with Metro executive branch and commuters, change the agreement with Metro Obituaries...... 10 Bissell & Boyle Real Est­ hanging. 30 Years Expe­ your home or mine. Reas­ North with the goal of improving New 'York's Metropolitan Trans­ has five preliminary options rang­ North until July 1, 1985. 1979 FORD PINTO — 2 Opinion...... 6 ate, 649-4800. rience! Coll 643-2804. onable and reliable. H.H. portation Authority, operates the ing from renegotiating the current "If we don't take action during Ms. Niedermeier said several Peopletolk ...... 2 door, burgundy. Good NAME. service. Wilson. Please coll 649- She said Monday negotiations on New Haven line under an agree­ agreement to having the state this legislative session, we will in questions had to be answered in Sports...... 15*17 6S06. running condition. $2000. Television...... • THREE ROOM, Heated CEILINGS REPAIRED a new agreement could address a ment with Connecticut with the two operate the New Haven line. effect be postponing or delaying considering the options for operat­ or REPLACED with dry- OBI 742-9392 after 7pm ADDRESS W eather...... 2 Apartment — Stove, re­ INCOME TAX SERVICE wookdoys. anytime "laundry list" of problems, includ­ sides equally sharing the line’s Before issuing its findings, the for one full year our ability to give ing the line, including the cost and frigerator. Moture adult. wall. Coll evenings. Gory ing late trains, lack of beat or air annual operating deficit. commission is awaiting an arbitra­ them notice," she added. quality of service. •••••••••••••••••••••• McHugh, 643^1. — Individual or Business weekends. PHONE. $350. Security deposit re­ Tax Preporotibh. Mon­ quired. Coll 649-0061. day - Friday: 9-3 or by B uMdlng/ r iair ortlag S3 appointment. Your Bus! _ Bank. No clear second choice MANCHESTER — Mod­ ness Office. 164 East Cen­ Repossessions ern 2 bedroom apart­ ter St., 647-9730. ment. $350 plus utilities. FOR SALE FARRAND REMODEL­ woeaaBCM Adults only. No pets. ING— Cabinets, roofing, ONE ITEM O N IY I Correnti Reol Estate. 646- putters, room additions, lara Oeewy Csawe Z4B 5252. For Sale Mondale sweeps to huge Iowa win decks, all types of remo- deiing and repairs. FREE The above can bo esfintgtes. Fully Insured. By Laurence McQuillan late, came up with the next best mean Mondale will receive 48 White House. Telephone 643-6017, otter One word per Blank finishes. delegates to the party’s national Stort/Offkia! 6pm, 647-3509. •13 Mein 8 t United Press International The stature of the Iowa cau­ Include pdee of item. Ohio Sen. John Glenn, who had convention in San Francisco in cuses, held at 2,495 precincts DEIS MOINES, Iowa — Combin­ long been viewed as Mondale's July, with Hart getting two. around the state, asspmed an even Amusing motifs in easy DESIGN KITCHENS by USED REFRIGERA­ GOVERNMENT SUR­ embroidwy brighlen kit- OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ J. P. Litwis. Cabinets, PLUS Cars A Trucks 1 t » ing a smooth organization with his stiffest competitor, suffered the "Thank you Iowa for the man­ greater role this year because of cfaen towels or panels for the 8 3 1 0 ABLE — Ample policing, TORS. WASHERS, own hard work, Walter Mondale biggest humiliation. Despite in­ date you have given me, ’' a gleeful party rule changes instigated by vanities, formica, Wilson Ranges - deem, guaran- under $100. Now availa­ dining area good location. One 4 art, Corion counter tops, ble in your am a. Coll swept to a huge win in the Iowa tense campaigning in the state Mondale said at a victory party for Mondale. No. 2524 has tranafer for teed, ports and service. during the closing days, the former his supporters in Des Moines. room office suite with 610 kitchen cabinet fronts, I-(6I9)-S694i34l. 34 hours. • • r caucuses — leaving his distant Four years ago, 21 days separ­ 7 designs, color chart. The pt^ular fihirtdreM with sa. ft.; another arith 210 Low prices. BJ>. Peart A astronaut fell to the middle ot the His win marks "the beginning of rafian aieevee is easy to sew. complete woodworking Son, 649 M