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Friday, Feb. 23,1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents r Mall anchor stores George Would Definitely appeal assessments Have Shopped Here. By Alex Qirelli The Board of Tax Review took no a court appeal of the assessments. Manchester Herald action on the appeals and will meet G. Fox and Steiger’s are tentative (He Knew A Good Honest Deal When He Sow One!) Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. to con ly scheduled to open early next Two anchor stores in the mall in sider the appeals and others month. Buckland have appealed the tax as presented Wednesday, Thursday and The mall, called the I^vilions at IMAGINE! YOU'U SAVE «200 sessments plac^ on their mall tonight from 7 p.m. to 8 pjn. in the Buckland Hills, is the second largest properties by the town tax assessor. office of the assessor. taxpayer on the 1989 Grand List The appi^s, from G.Fbx and Betty Sadloski, chairman of the with a total assessment of Steiger’s, were presented to the Board of Tax Review, said today $19,257,720 as of Oct. 1.1989. SONY Board of Tax Review at a meeting that G. Fox representatives said they Wednesday. had more data to submit in connec In all, the Grand List increased by 27" Color Stereo tion with their appeal of the assess more than $55 million with most of TRINITRON The assessment for G. Fox for ment. the increase coming from the con land, buildings and improvements is But Sadloski said the Tax Review struction of the mall and surround Console TV $3,973,670. That was the tax value Board must base its decision only on ing development. of the property as of Oct. 1„1989 in the data presented to it, and it must In addition to G. Fox and the view of the assessor’s office. decide Saturday to meet its deadline. Steiger’s, other anchor stores in the m The assessment being appealed That combination of circumstan mall include Sage-AIlen, Sears » 5 9 9 by Steiger’s is $2,038,450. ces makes it likely that there will be Roebuck & Co. and D&L Stores. 18 Lb. Heavy Duty __ III Trinitron Microblack’“ picture VURSHIRIIinilDN tube. High technology repro Ethics commission rejects Dryer duction circuits. Programmable remote control. *249 conflict case against Irish Rust-resistonl porce lain enamel drum Up that Irish owns land adjacent to the Dobkin, a Republican named chair to 130 minute timed By Rick Santos cycle Easy to clean Manchester Herald club. man Thursday, abstained because he up-tront lint filter Although the 3-3 vote indicates is a member of the country club. oDDE-100 In a split vote Thursday night, the the ethics panel did not find suffi Irish’s vole at the Nov. 21 meet 90 DAYS town Ethics Commission decided cient evidence to hear the complaint. ing came a short time after Kudlow Democratic commission member SAME AS CASH not to hold a hearing on the com publicly asked him to abstain. tllSl Sol Cohen said “It is regrettable and Cohen also said that Irish’s plaint of a town citizen against Wal Wnen you buy any G.E. ap with poor judgment that Mr. Irish pliance at Al Sielfert's using lace J. Irish Jr., a Republican mem decision to vote shows “disdain, ar CiD P IO N E E R voted.” G E C. A F personal charge plan ‘ ber of the town’s Board of Direc rogance, and bravado.” However, he tors. The commission must suspect voted against holding a hearing, 6 Disc CD Player The complaint, filed by Seymour evidence of financial gain in order saying that would be inconsistent Kudlow, charged that Irish had a to hear a conflict case. Voting in with a vote he cast involving then conflict of interest when, in Novem favor of the failed motion to hear the Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. DiRosa, a ■JBP2? ber, he voted in favor of extending case were Democrats Kenneth Ted- Democrat who is a town director, ■ PDM4iO*249 ■ W Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald the lease for the Manchester ford and Anne Campbell-Maxwell had voted in favor of a plan to 18 Lb. 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Heavy duty extra large ca pacity washer. 2 wash/ Deluxe Auto Cook Electric sett-cleaning, outo-clock rinse temperature selec controlled oven, one piece tions. unbalanced load Microwave seamless cooktop, Colrod ’ sur Safety awareness credited contral system porcelain face units. Kennelly bows out of race enamel cover, lid and basket .w w A aioox *t99 Cook-a-round automatic turntable. By Judd Everhart for lowest road death rate sensor control, more/less doneness • NN5809 controls. The Extended Warranty The Associated Press still being tallied but arc unlikely to R. Curry said. Service Contract Always By John Flesher change significantly, officials said. HARTFORD — Top Connec The Associated Press The fatality rate is the most wide Costs You Less Here . . . ticut Democrats, including Gov. “The reduction in traffic deaths ly accepted measure of highway during the 1980s reflects our nation William A. O’Neill and the party WASHINGTON — The 1980s safety trends, Curry said. It takes chairman, say U.S. Rep. Barbara al resolve against drunk driving, in into account changes in miles driven UP' ended with the lowest annual traffic B. Kennclly’s announcement that creased safety belt use and a from year to year, and even a slight death rate ever, capping a decade in generally heightened awareness of You have Al's she won’t run for governor has which many Americans declared increase or decrease can reflect a no real effect on the race. highway safety,” Transportation difference of thousands of lives. war on drunken driving and began Secretary Samuel K. Skinner said personal guarantee But U.S. Rep. Bruce A. Mor using long-ncglcctcd safety belts, Thursday. If last year’s rate were the same rison, who’s challenging O’Neill federal officials say. as in 1980. for example, the number SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER for the Democratic nomination The 1989 fatality rale was 2.2 The death rate probably will con EASY TO GET TO: this year, believes Kennelly’s of deaths would have been 69,800 COMING rnOM THE h a h t g o r d deaths per 100 million miles tinue downward in the 1990s, even 445 Hartford Road, Manchester AR( A TAHI I U TO THf N( W instead of 45,500. AL SiEFFERT S decision can only help him. The uavclcd, down from 2.3 the pre V/SA 445 HARTFORD RO^ : }»« E IMMISSWAV GE T Of t AT if more miles arc driven, as the The highest fatality rate on record KEENEY ST. EXIT OF 1-384 • TEL. 647-9997 MANCHESTER C T i THF ENE V STMEE T E II? (tj) decision probably closes the door vious year and one-third lower than TAKE ; I EfTS TO Al Sif FEE NT S government expands safety regula is 24.1 deaths per 100 million miles on any attempt by state Rep. the 1980 rate of 3.3, the National tions and the automobile industry Mon., Thurs., Fri. 'til 8 p.m. t-384 HARTFORD James R. McCavanagh, D- in 1921, the first year the govern 90 days same os cash Highway Traffic Safety Adminisua- makes vehicles more crashworthy, VERNON ment attempted to establish a rate, no payment requtred Tu g s., Wed. 'til 6 • Sat. 'til 5 • Sun. 12 to 5 Mancheslcr, to run for Congress tion reported. officials said. this year. McCavanagh had said Fatalities in 1989 are estimated at NHTSA spokesman Tim Hurd said. “This means that American By 1940, when statistics were more he would consider rutming for 45,500, compared with 47,093 in motorists are less at risk than ever 1 Kcnnclly’s scat if she chose to 1988. Final numbers for last year arc before," NHl'SA adminisuator Jerry run for governor. Plea.se see DEATHS, page 10 Meanwhile, state Rep. Miles S. Rapoport, D-West Hartford, who’s already raised $75,000 an Lawmakers to lobby for schools ticipating that Kcnnclly’s seat would open up, says he’s not Manchester, met with members of By Nancy Foley But he said it is very unlikely the convinced that her decision is the Board of Fxlucation as well as problem will be solved by the final. Manchester Herald several town directors at the Lincoln On Thursday, Kennedy, who Center to discuss proposed cuts in Plea.se .see FUNDING, page 10 was widely seen as a candidate Democratic members of the state Education Cost Sharing for governor should O’Neill not The A8»odataUnited States Con members of Congress seeking interested in the Democratic crisis. The Board of Education budget now Z -D gubernatorial nomination, but Obituaries _ gress.” higher officer “arc no longer State Sen. Michael P. Mcotti, D- is $45.3 million. Opinion____ O OD She said she was also con taken seriously” by House Glastonbury, and Democratic state Manchester was one of the towns Sports______11-14,17 cerned that she’d lose what she’s leaders. Please see DECISION, page 10 Reps. John W. Thompson and James hardest hit by the change in the Television ____ 16 O^ -o n R. McCavanagh, both of grant fomiula, Thompson said. 0 m
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^ > DO H t > “D 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Feb. 23, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 23, 1990__3 RECORD MANCHESTER/COVENTRY______Weekenders .. Police Roundup Places to go . . . Coventry school board shaves $400,000 from budget Drunken driving charged By Jacquelihe Bennett budget, which next will go to the Flaherty, Vice-Chairwoman Judy education teachers at Capt. Nathan sity boys’ teams would no longer be Halvorson said the slate Depart .. . things to do Town Council then a town meeting Halvorson, Kathleen Ryan and Hud Hale School. 'The board restored the coach^ by Robert Plaster. He ment of Education frowns on such A Colchester man assaulted a police officer and then Manchester Herald for approval. . Manzone voted to pass the budget positions after it heard pleas from would have been reassigned to a dif programs because they segregate tried to escape arrest early this morning after being COVENTRY — After close to Board Chairman I^trick Flaherty, along with Republican mem^r the women who hold those jobs. But ferent grade level. Many said that certain pupils from others. "Ibat cut pulled over for drunken driving, police said. a Democrat, said a final figure had Wendy McMahon. the guidance secretary position, would be a loss to the high school saved $<58,100 for two teachers and District dedicates new offices Craig Eisman, 23, was driving on Purnell Place shortly three hours of debate Thursday, the Board of Education adopted a not been calculated for the adopted Republican members Pamela which had been full time, was made sports program. one aide. The 8ih Utilities District invites the public to attend after midnight when police asked him to perform on- budget. He added that the Sewell and Constance Lathrop op a half-time position. Malinowski tried to stand his the dedication of their new facilities at 18 Main St. The $10,142,440 budget, an increase of the-spot sobriety tests, police said. $10,142,440 amount was probably posed it. ground on recommended personnel Cuts made Tliesday that were ap ceremony will be held Sunday from 1 to4 p.m. 14.1 percent for the next fiscal year. Suddenly, Eisman assaulted the officer and tried to es accurate. Both said they think it is too high. “On Diesday night at 11 p.m. you cuts such as all 12.5 non-special proved again Thursday are a h i^ cape, police said. The officer, who was not injured, While the board restored some “I know the (town) council won’t say ‘yes’ ... on Thursday morning education teacher aides, but failed. school career education teacher, Parents group holds dance tentative cuts it had made Hiesday, caught Eisman, police said. The $10.1 million budget for fis pass it,” Sewell said. you think, ‘did I do the right Instead, the board cut 6.5 aide posi $10,554, and a business teacher, The Vernon Network For Teens, Inc., The Parent Sup Eisman was charged with interfering with a police of it voted Thursday to eliminate a cal 1990-91 is up from tliis year’s During the meeting, the board thing?’” said Ryan, asking that some tions. School administrators from all $44,400, both at the high school; a port Group, is holding a dance to raise money for its new ficer, driving while intoxicated and assault on a police transitional grade program in the budget of $8,891,212. It would restored two positions it had agreed cuts be reconsidered. four schools showed little support new half-time secretary at Coventry teen center. “Back to the Future, II,” and an adults only officer, police said. He was released on $5,000 bond and V. FASHION SHOW — Susan - elementary schools. In all, the board mean a mill rate hike of 3.5, or an to cut at a special meeting on l\ies- Ryan and others said guidance is for Malinowski. Grammar School; $130,055 in in dance, will be held on Saturday from 7:30 p.m. to mid is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court, cut about $400,000 from School Su extra $3.50 in tax dollars for every day. a critical area the board had wanted 'The board eliminated a transition structional supplies, textbooks, night at the Italian American Club on Kingsbury Avenue, Buckno, left, and Leslie Bel police said. perintendent Michael Malinowski’s thousand dollars worth of taxable 'The board had cut a guidance to beef up. They also said the cuts in al grade program, a grade between library b
Joyce G. Epsloin MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 23, 1990—9 »—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Feb. 23. 1990 OPINION California’s primary bill threatened by squabbling £> ... Terrorist SACRAMENTO. Calif. (AI^ — version of the bill that would Monday in June. Demands The state Senate passed a bill giving schedule California’s pirimary elec The vote Thursday in the California one of the earliest tion on the first Thesday in March Democrat-controlled Senate was A 0 presidential primaries in the nation, during presidential election years, 24-11. Six Republicans joined 17 restrains but political leaders said the real with the change beginning in 1992. Democrats and an independent in outstrip fight over the bill was still to come. That would place the primary of supporting the bill. Seven ■ The bill approved in the Senate the nation’s most populous state, Republicans and four Democrats on Thursday would jolt the nation’s now one of the last to be held, on voted no. him self candidate-selection process. the heels of the Iowa caucuses and resources It had been bottled up in the the New Hampshire primary. Ac The bill has hit a series of snags Senate since September and was ap cording to the latest state Finance since it was introduced. Senate By Jack Anderson proved only ^ter its supporters Department figures, California has Republicans fear the reapportion The difficulties Boards of Education face when and Dale Van Atta promised to send it to a Democrat- about 29.1 million people. ment of their legislative districts fol dominated two-house conference California has not played a key lowing the 1990 census may not be setting school budgets in the current tight financial completed by March 1992. They do situation were rather poignantly illustrated last WASHINGTON — One of the most committee for more negotiations. role in a presidential primary since rabid f^estinian terrorists of the last 20 But Democrat and Republican 1972, when George McGovern’s not want to run for re-election in week when tiic Coventry Board of Education cut years, George Habash, is currently leaders expressed doubt that the victory propelled him to the 1992 in the current districts, which about $336,000 from the $10.5 million recommen restraining himself in deference to a committee could draft a bipartisan Democratic nomination. Supporters were drawn up by Democrats. dation of its superintendent political solution to the question of a compromise the bill appears to need of the bill say a June primary usual One solution would be to hold One board member was emotionally affected by Palestinian state. But when we tracked to b ^ m e law. ly gives California voters little voice two primaries, one in March for presidential candidates and another the suggestion that cuts be made in the program him down to an office in Damascus for an “It’s not looking very good right in selecting presidential nominees. exclusive interview, Habash warned us now," said Senate Republican leader In non-presidential years, the later in the year, probably June or for gifted children. His concern was that a relative that his self-imposed truce won’t last Ken Maddy. primary would remain on its current September, for state and congres with academic ability had dropped out of school, forever. In June, the Assembly approved a date, the TUesday after the first sional candidates. apparently from lack of challenge. His followers, members of the Popular The board member who suggested the cut was Front for the Liberation of Palestine, are with a different experience. Her relatives needed secretly arming themselves on the West Bank. They are wailing for Habash’s Serious differences surface special education services, and she favored im order to escalate the Palestinian uprising, proving those services. the intifada, from rock throwing to A third member of the board objected to a plan grenade tossing. Tho Aitoclated Press during Japan-U.S. trade talks by the superintendent to eliminate paraprofes- Our own estimate, and that of U.S. in IS IT ART? — This V -foot statue of Rocky in front of the the Phiiadelphia Art Museum is sionals at elementary schools. telligence sources and sources inside the 8 2 TOKYO (AP) — Foreign Mini tive, lasting or credible,” he said. “It Liberal Democratic ftrty in power. PFLP, is that Habash will give his fellow She argued that good things happen for being criticized by the local art community, which wants it removed. Sylvester Stallone, the ster Taro Nakayama today called for was mainly a defense of the status Since the structural trade talks Palestinian, Yasir Arafat, six months to were launched in May, U.S. officials everybody but “Joe Average.” actor who created the character, and Philadelphia's mayor are among those who think the urgent Cabinet-level trade talks, quo with prospects of only minimal Sandinistas just might lose win concessions from Israel. Then saying U.S. demands at lower-level further action.” have pressed Japan for evidence of statue should remain at the site. When expressed in such personal terms, the Habash will renew the violence. discussions on the U.S.-Japanese Nakayama told reporters the U.S. willingness to carry out wide-rang The historical record shows Habash is problem is easy to understand, but not easy to urges the United States to get ready to expense account, which faints at Willie trade imbalance were stronger than demands were “much severer” than ing reform to help reduce Japan’s By Ben Wattenberg not prissy about bloodshed. He formed expected. Japanese officials had expected. trade surplus with the United States. resolve. Schools have responsibilities to the gifted, support a freely elected communist. Horton commercials, has quietly bought it the PFLP in 1967 after the loss of the (Oxymoron). to the subversive idea that what ought to American officials criticized He called for an urgent meeting Today, it was the United States’ to those who need extra help, and to the rest of the If the eleaion is even moderately fair, West Bank to Israel. Then he mounted a Japanese negotiators in the talks, of top goverrunent officials, after turn to explain what it is doing to student population and all Boards of Education and it may turn out to be barely so, it is They just don’t get it. You’d thirtk that be judged in Nicaragua is whether it will series of spectacular terrorist operations: Record malpractice award they might after Eastern Europe. These be an “acceptable” election. Hey, press, saying they would not go far enough Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu names change American practices that con have a hard job striking a balance. not a bad bet that on Sunday 25 Violeta hijacking three airliners and blowing in efforts to reduce Japan’s $49 bil a new Cabinet next week, to clear tribute to the imbalance. U.S. offi Chamorro will be elected president of are not elections. They are referenda. The do your job. Hey piranha fish, where are them up in front of TV cameras (1969); a In Manchester, one of the issues being debated referendum question is “do you want to you when you need piranha fish? lion trade surplus with the United up disagreements aired in talks at cials said they would outline Nicaragua. If it happens, yet one more machine gun attack by hired Japanese States. the bilateral sub-Cabinet level. Washington’s plans to increase the is whether to proceed with plans for a special communist dictator, the Sandinista’s be ruled by totalitarians?” People My guess from far away is that the Red Army suicide terrorists in the Lod scaring obstetricians away everywhere, given half a chance, vote no. Sandinistas are probably going to lose. “We must say we find ourselves The Japanese side today was low U.S. savings and investment focus program at the Nathan Hale School. The Daniel Ortega, will fall. Airport in Tel Aviv killing 27 civilians frustrated and concerned at this rates and to bolster the competitive When they’re scared, as many They became drunk with power. Fer said. “Malpractice awards are ecutive Director George Rider. given a ch^ce to critique U.S. plans cost has been put at $264,000, hardly a major por (1972); hijacking a Japanese airliner to point,” Deputy U.S. Trade ness of American firms. That, of course, is not the story we’ve Nicaraguans are, they tell pollsters “no dinand Marcos thought the opposition By Kelly Womer skyrocketing. There should be some Dr. Paul Fulcher of Charleston, for structural trade reform. tion of the board’s budget request of more than Libya and blowing it up (1973); tJirowing Representative Lirui Williams told The U.S. timetable for these chan generally been hearing. Most of the jour opinion,” “undecided” or even lie. With could never unite on a single candidate. The Associated Press reasonable compensation to victims, who also stopped taking new preg This round of trade talks — hand grenades into a crowded Tel Aviv reporters after the two-day negotiat ges was unclear. $45 million. nalists reporting about Nicaragua arc all that, Chamorro has been ahead in Hello, President Aquino. The Sandinistas but they shouldn’t be made mil nant patients because of the recent known as the Structural Impedi theater, killing three (1974); hijacking an ing session ended today. Japan says U.S. problems con The program would directly benefit the 50 or perhaps too sophisticated. many of the better polls. made the same mistake. CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A lionaires overnight.” case, said such malpractice awards ments Initiative — was delayed Air France airliner to Entebbe, Uganda, record medical malpractice award is “We expected this meeting to be a from early January until after na tributing to the uade imbalance in 100 students who would be enrolled, but both the You see, Chamorro’s party, the Nation The communists turned Nicaragua into They’ll probably lose because even where four civilians were killed during a Sandhu and at least seven other leave him “virtually uninsured.” a repressive slum. The living standard has with Sandinista skullduggery, there are a causing some West Virginia substantial step forward. But what tional parliamentary elections Sun clude inadequate savings and invest whole school population and community would al Opposition Union (UNO) doesn’t have successful rescue by Israeli soldiers Charleston obstetricians have Fulcher said most obsleuicians much money for electioneering. UNO is a fallen by 90 percent. About 20 percent of thousand international observers in place, obstetricians to turn away new we heard is not enough to be effec day that kept the conservative ment. (1976) ; and hijacking a Lufthansa airline decided not to take new patients, he carry a minimum $1 million gain as well. 14-party wdl-to-wall left-right coalition the population has fled. Inflation is too many of straight shooters. There are patients and consider leaving the to Somalia only to have West German said. Some are leaving to practice in malpractice insurance. The maxi- But the claim that the program will lose — and they bicker in public. They high to measure. hundreds of international press, and, state, where their ranks already have commandos storm the plane, rescue the neighboring stales with lower in m’om coverage is $10 million. Berry momentum if it is not instituted this year is not Given such circumstances, says Costa sooner or later (it will be later), the press been halved in five years. haven’t been successful at organizing passengers and killed three terrorists surance costs and limits on medical said. voters. They don’t have cars, phones and Rican President Oscar Arias, “It is incon will do their thing about dictators and “Some will probably leave if they persuasive. Postponing it is an alternative that (1977) . malpractice awards. ceivable that the Sandinistas could win a corruption and saintly ladies drawing big gel a chance. I would leave,” Dr. West Virginia physicians pay should not be ruled out as the budget undergoes Xeroxes. Since 1984, his group has hijacked or TTie decline in obstetricians has fair election.” Arias says Costa Ricans and passionate crowds who want freedom Ujjal Sandhu said Thursday. “I about $63,(X)0 in liability insurance further study. The Sandinistas, on the other hand, are bombed three Israeli buses and stabbed an worsened in the state in recent years, wouldn’t tolerate the election abuse going now. Headline: Vi’s Got Big Mo. Hey, don’t want to worry about losing my annually, sometimes twice as much PABRICf giving out cigarette lighters, tee-shirts, Israeli student to death on a Jerusalem said Dr. Bruce Berry, chairman of belt buckles, beach balls and briefcases, on in Nicaragua. press: the whole world is watching. shirt. The patients will have to go as doctors in Virginia and Kentucky, street. West Virginia’s section of the all with the Sandinista logo. They have UNO gets 30 minutes a week on The Sandinistas cut a deal to get their out of state just like the doctors are Rider said. He said he is uncertain leaving.” American College of Obstetrics and organized. Their posters are everywhere. television. The Sandinistas keep the rest Central American neighbors to dump the Age has taken a loll on Habash. His Gynecology. why malpractice insurance costs contras in return for free elections. It’s You know what than means. Money, and use putative news programs to market speech, in English, was halting when we A county jury in Charleston last Berry said the stale now has 65 more in West Virginia. Open Forum hard these days to shut down an election organization and inside baseball arc what their wares. They use government resour met him. One side of his body is week awarded a couple $15.25 mil registered obstetricians, down from High insurance costs are making EARLY BIRD SPECIALS 9-12 ONLY! while the spotlight is on. If Chamorro drive elections, right? And not only that, ces to finance their campaign. They have paralyzxxl, and he needs help to walk. He lion after they claimed their 135 five years ago. Twenty-one it harder for pregnant women to find wins, the Sandinistas may even have to blames a surgeon who botched his brain Chamorro broke her knee on Jan. 2, and threatened, harassed, jailed, beaten up and obstetrician failed to perform a family praciioners also deliver a physician, Fulcher said. Action, not blame let her govern. The process is forcing the DMC SELECT CONE ENTIRE STOCK ENTIRE STOCK ENTIRE STCRTK The Washington Post says, “Many even killed UNO supporters. They have surgery in Beirut in 1980. Caesarean section to prevent brain babies, but the state hasn’t been able “The main thing is we want to en Sandinistas, in a grudging and ugly way, Highly classified Central Intelligence FLOSS POLY/COTTON THREAD FABRIC INTERFACING LINEN analysts wrote UNO off as a lost cause.” claimed that Chamorro supported damage to their newborn. It was the to recruit new physicians. Berry sure the availability of health care to compete. It’s becoming Poland, not Agency reports reveal that Habash has MINI PRINTS Limits PAINTS limit SytK . eJih. LOOKS To the Editor: ft)lls, too. Bizarrely, the Post reports Somoza’s National Guard; it was her state’s highest malpractice award said. and provide our expertise without Cuba. been near death several times from a heart Mr. Osella’s letter in the “Open Fbrum” column, that “almost all polls show Ortega in matyred husband that led the anti-Somoza against an obstetrician. There were 23,045 babies bom in our personal and family assets being attack and unidentified illnesses. which urged Manchester citizens to contact elected state front.” A Los Angels Times editorial says opposition. Mark and Julie Robinson of West Virginia last year, according to on the line,” Fulcher said. 09 representatives and senators about proposed state aid “only two public opinion polls among The press, which in the United States Ben Wattenberg is a syndicated The CIA keeps close labs on Habash’s $. Cabin Creek, about 15 miles east of state figures. Berry said the average delivery cuts, made a very valid point. We, as concerned many ’’even close” to beating Ortega, and goes ballistic if a candidate boosted an columnist health. He is easily the most important Charleston, said Dr. Kanoj K. Bis Palestinian leader after Arafat, and he West Virginia has been troubled costs $1,200 to $1,500. Patients 50' 50' 50' Manchester citizens, should write our state government was, a Charleston obstetrician, by problems keeping physicians of could change the course of the low-key would have to pay $500 more to OFFourprices OFFourprios OFFourprites representatives and voice our displeasure concerning the should have performed the all kinds. Last year, the state had Itmrt *» yds. inilfada by a simple order to escalate the cover liability insurance if an limit 6 V(K proposed decrease in aid to Manchester schools. Caesarean section on July 31, 1987, 152 doctors per 100,000 residents, However, a concluding statement in Mr. Osella’s letter violence. obsteuician took out a $10 million WCTU says liquor worst drug after their son, who weighed more 37th among the states, according to policy, he said. seems to be laying the groundwork for blaming the Habash has not held back lately be than 10 pounds, became stuck in the the American Medical Association. The medical association has been Board of Education if the aid is not restored — ”... cause of discretion alone. He was stung birth caiial. sU'eet drugs than adults, and they are also by the two defeats — the Israeli Some counties have no doctors at unsuccessful in attempts to cap Otherwise, the Board of Education will have to bear the Instead, the couple said Biswas all. By Tom Tiede “One can live for days on drowning in booze; federal statistics indi paratroopers at Entebbe and the West malpractice awards: other stales’ responsibility for a potential 2.6 mill tax rate increase used forceps to remove the baby, Berry said he quit practicing cate that almost 5 million teenagers are in German commandos in Somalia. He now caps have been declared unconstitu squarely on their shoulders and be held accountable by EVANSTON, — Rachel Kelly was nothing but food and water,” causing fetal asphyxia and a brain ni. regular contact with alcohol. concentrates on operations inside Israel or obstetrics 14 months ago in Charles tional, officials said. the citizens who elected them.” Mr. Osella’s position of somewhat disappointed a few months ago hemorrhage. The doctor’s lawyer Still and all, the temperance union is from neighboring countries, instead of ton mainly because of the high cost Instead, Fulcher said, some casting blame is counter-productive. The most important when George Bush told the nation of the — W.C. Fields had argued that the child had an ab of malpractice insurance. used to dealing with hard cases. Kelly global terrorism. obstetricians have proposed a issue is not “Who will be at fault for increased taxes?”, government’s plan to battle narcotics normal heart and his treatment notes that it has witnessed temperance It suits Habash’s purposes now to pose West Virginia Medical Associa reserve fund to cover large malprac SATURDAY ONLY! but rather that we should all work together to let the state abuse. She says he talked about things during birth was not the cause of his failure for 115 years. The beer can be as a support of Arafat. “We are part of the tion officials are trying to delemiine tice awards. But he said another $15 February 24 government know that our state aid must not be like marijuana and crack cocaine, but he were just as happy. Prohibition forced medical problems. ALL come a national icon, almost 160 million PLO,” he told us. “That is why our goal is how other obstetricians arc reacting million award would wipe out the eliminated, so that our children will continue to benefit didn’t so much as mention the most people to rely on the black market to get “We’re working scared,” Sandhu cases of booze are sold annually, and the goal of the PLO — self-determination to the malpractice award, said Ex- fund. from the fine educational system which we have in debilitating drug of them all: “demon al liquor, and that, in turn, gave rise to the pcr-capita consumption is currently thrice M cCALL'S for Palestinians, independence, having the Manchester. cohol.” organi/.ed criminal apparatus that would what it was at the end of Prohibition. Stephanie Aceto right to establish our own state like any Kelly says Americans consume an as become a permanent fixture in the The union has even suiigglcd against PATTERNS 76 Joan Circle other people.” tounding total of 6.7 billion gallons of in republic. the currents here in its hometown. Staid Manchester Habash told us he is still a commited Everyday citizens risked lives toxicating beverages each year. And Yet Kelly says Prohibition had its good and stately Evanston opened the door to Marxist. “1 hope it will be a socialist while it is perfectly legal and perfectly face loo. And she concludes that it was in restaurant libations in 1972. There are country,” he says of lire Palestinian stale. condoned, it is nevertheless very the overall a moral triumph. The con now a couple of local liquor stores, be sumption of liquor was cut by two-thirds, “I hope to sec a Palestinian state with when they went to aid of others dangerous. She says 18 million p>cople sides. 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governor raising taxes. It is ironic 70 percent of what they’re going to that his budget calls for an increase be, we would have very few budget in funds for corrections, including problems,” Thomas Sheridan said. jails, but not in education, John 'Ricci, another Republican Baseball talks take Thompson said. school board member, complained “By allocating our resources that the fringe benefits that public there, we are taking them away from employees, including teachers, programs that will prevent us from receive are far siqierior to those of having that problem later on,” employees in the private sector, a positive turn at last Thompson said. “You had no guts to fight the unions,” he told the legislators. “You Teachers will be laid off if the gave away the store.” 1710 sudden shift caught most everyone by surprise. budget is cut significantly, accord By Ben Walker . Meotti said that for many years 7he Associated Press “Tm as confused about the way things have been ing to Democrat Richard W. Dyer, the teaching profession was changing as I’m sure you are,” union chief Donald Fehr chairman of the school board. relegated to “permanent second- said. “They’ve come a substantial way; there’s a long Democratic town Director n ew YORK — Finally, a bright day for baseball. class status in the state of Connec “I’m comfortable with where we are,” Commissioner way to go.” Stephen Cassano said the only way ticut. Fay Vincent said after 'Thursday’s labor talks took a posi “I didn’t think that yesterday was the end of the to fully fund the schools is to raise “I think the people of Connecticut tive turn. “I’d be more comfortable if we had an agree world,” management negotiator Chuck O ’Connor said, the taxes locally. wanted that reversed,” he said. Frank Maffe, a Democratic mem ment.” “but I’m glad the atmosphere is perceived to be better.” 'The Republicans responded that It got that way because the owners dramatically altered ber of the school board, said that they were not against increasing There’s still no settlement on Day 9 of the spring townspeople have greater control training lockout and exhibition games are scheduled to their proposals after Wednesday’s plan — a product of salaries but that the increases had management h^d-liners trying to assert themselves — over the use of money raised from gone too far. start TTiursday. drew an angry response from the players. local taxes than state taxes. “The teachers were underpaid. But, less than 24 hours after owners and players were 'The new proposal calls for the status quo with four “Let Manchester pay taxes to They are no longer underpaid,” ready to break off talks, they were back at the bargaining solve Manchester’s problems,” he Republican school board member table and making progress. changes: said. “Local taxes are going to go up Gloria DellaFera said. Tlie sides were set to meet again today after the union — Minimum salary, currently $68,(XX), would increase or school services are going to be Patrick Flynn/Manchestof Herald McCavanagh said the lack of postponed a planned cross-country trip to brief players. to $85,(X)0 in 1990, $90,000 in 1991, $95,000 in 1992 cut and cut drastically.” funding by the federal government, And, for the first time, there was speculation the sides and $100,000 in 1993. PAINTING THE TOWN — Arthur Selleck of Fairfield, curator after cleaning them. He was inside painting the second floor But several Republican members a trend during the 1980s, was having could soon reach an agreement. — Contributions to the benefit plan, currently $39 mil of the school board said the town of the Connecticut Firemen’s Historical Society Museum on in an effort at restoration. an effect at the local level. “I think the (owners) made a very significant decision lion, would rise to $42.6 million the first year, $43.9 mil Pine Street, carries paint and brushes inside the building will be facing the same budget Another meeting, which will in lion the second year, $45.4 million the third year and crunch next year unless the root of to solve this in the near term,” Vincent said. clude Republican members of the $47.3 million the fourth year. the problem, increases in teachers’ legislative delegation, has been set — Players could become free agents twice within five salaries, is addressed. up for March 6 with the Board of - , years if their teams do not ofTer salary arbiu-ation by “If the salary increases were only Deaths Directors. November. — Draft-pick compensation for free agents would be From Page 1 eliminated if they aren’t offered arbitration by their Joe's World former clubs. reliable, the rate had fallen to 10.9 The total fell from 34 last fall when 28,000 in 1980 to 23,500 in 1988, a for more than a decade, will be es Decision The new proposal, however, did not directly address deaths per 100 million miles, still far North Dakota voters rejected by 17 percent decline. The number of tablished this year. Joe Carman the players’ primary demand: lowering from three years higher than recent years. referendum a bill that had cleared teen-agers involved in such crashes “There’s a lot of emotion in From Page 1 to two the eligibility period for salary arbitration. Joan Claybrook, NHTSA ad the state legislature. fell by one-third between 1982 and volved ... a lot of money involved “I, for one, am not doing cartwheels over this ministrator during the Carter ad Seat belt use has increased from 1986, Miller said. for the manufacturers,” he said. “It’s M only if O’Neill were to drop his bid party regulars would turn to Kennel- proposal,” said Baltimore pitcher Jeff Ballard, a two-year ministration who criticized the agen 10 to 15 percent in the early 1980s “The numbers are still obviously going to be expensive.” veteran. “It doesn’t address the problems of zero-to-three cy’s performance in the Reagan for a third full term. But top ly as their best shot at retaining the Reginald Plnto/Manchester Herald to around 47 percent, said Jeffrey high but we’re making some notice players.” years, also hailed the improved 'The new standards will envision a Democrats had indicated in recent governor’s office, not Morrison. o "n Miller, deputy NHTSA ad able inroads,” he said. Fehr, though, was cautiously optimistic. fatality rate. But it resulted in part 10 to 15 percent reduction in side- weeks that Keimelly would not like Kennelly said she wouldn’t be a HE’S READY — Sophomore P.J. Monahan, averaging 19.8 points a game, will lead East ministrator. State drunken driving laws were “It’s a step in the right direction,” Fehr said. “What we from standards the federal govern A regulation that took effect in toughened across the nation during impact deaths, which total one-third ly become a candidate no matter candidate even if those party leaders Bush isnH Catholic into its ACC Playoff clash tonight at 7 at the Rev. Robert E. Saunders Gymnasium have to do tonight is weigh the circumstances and see if ment adopted grudgingly, she said. September requires all cars made in the 1980s, while police and of all fatalities in passenger cars, what O’Neill did because time was ended up begging her to run. “I’m i i we can come back with a response tomorrow.” against Notre Dame High of West Haven. The winner advances to Monday’s semifinals “Even when Reagan was saying the United States to have air bags or prosecutors became more adept at said Barry Felrice, associate running out to set up a credible cam just not a candidate,” she said. ^ m 'The sides have met 27 times, but never on a Saturday against No. 2 seed Xavier High in Middletown. get the government off our backs, automatic safety belts. handling impaired driving cases. NHTSA adminisU'ator for rulemak paign. state legislatures were continuing to “That will save thousands of lives Miller said. Public tolerance waned, ing. State Democratic Chairman John following up or Sunday. Vincent, however, said he is prepared for ses pass these safety requirements with every year,” Ms. Claybrook said. spawning designated driver But Curry voiced concern about She said Thursday that “the time F. Droney Jr. said Kcnnelly’s state sions throughout the weekend. these incredibly high payoffs,” said “It’s the most important health stan programs and awareness campaigns. overburdening automakers, with has passed for me and I’m no longer ment was really nothing new. “It’s Fehr said the talks will break by Monday night, when EC hosts ACC playoff clash Ms. Claybrook, now president of dard in America.” Curry, appointed by President tough clean air and gas mileage re looking at a candidacy.” always been my understanding he is scheduled to leave for a union executive board Public Citizen, a public interest Meanwhile, all states now require Bush last year, has promised to quirements pending in Congress. Kennelly first made the disclosure privately and publicly that she was on his word meeting in Phoenix the following day. Jan. 5 and 62-61 at East on Jan. 23. group founded by Ralph Nader. child restraint seats and have es quicken his agency’s consideration “The automobile industry is Thursday morning in an interview not running and that she was sup Even if there is a quick fix, there is little chance the East Catholic High will host one of two All Con Thirty-three states and the DisU'ict tablished 21 as the minimum drink of new safety regulations. He said fragile and we have dumped an on a WPOP radio talk show. She porting Bill O’Neill.” exhibition season could start on time. Four games are necticut Conference Boys’ Basketball Tournament X m Most outdoor writers do not let politics enter into their Sophomores PJ. Monahan, Chris Paradiso and Rob H of Columbia have enacted man ing age. Alcohol-related highway awful lot of safety regulations on was later deluged with calls from scheduled 'Thursday, including the Oakland-San Francis first-round games tonight. The Eagles (11-9, 5-5 in Thursday that new side-impact stan column. And I’m no exception. Except every now and Penders lead the Eagle attack. Monahan is averaging z -a datory seat belt laws since 1984. deaths have fallen from about dards, the subject of fierce debate them in the last 12 months,” he said. reporters. The governor agreed, saying “it’s the ACC) host Notre Dame (5-15, 1-9) at the Rev. then some issues comes up, and we have to let off steam co World Scries rematch to benefit earthquake victims. 19.8 points a game, F^adiso 15.2 and Penders 13.0. basically where she has been from Robert E. Saunders Gymnasium at 7 p.m. St. Bernard O JD Kennelly said that, “in to inform the readers just where the fancy footwork in “I don’t know the answer to that. You need players and Notre Dame is led by Brendan Leary. He’s the leading the very beginning.” (12-8,4-6) hosts Fairfield Prep (9-11, 3-7) in the other Washington, once they think you’re Washington, D.C. is taking us. Remember James Watt pitchers,” Vincent said. “Will there be players? I sup scorer in the ACC, averaging 28.4 points a game. He scoffed at a claim by Morrison pose. It depends on what they’ve been doing.” ACC opener. O n looking at something else, you’re and his shenanigans? The East-ND winner advances to Monday’s semi that Kennedy’s statement would Irish not a real player any longer. The No official announcements have been made that the finals where it will visit No. 2 seed Xavier High 'Three other local teams see action tonight with 0 m help Morrison. speculation down there has been as Well, now it seems that President Bush, who ran on a opening games have been canceled. But plans already arc (11-9, 7-3) in Middletown. Top-ranked and unbeaten Manchester High (11-7, 8-5 in the CCC East) putting From Page 1 ticket promising all kinds of environmental protection; its three-game winning streak on the line against host bad as up here.” Morrison had called it “a very in place in Florida and Arizona to refund tickets and St. Joseph of Trumbull (20-0, 10-0) hosts the St. Ber- who let it be known that he was going to be known as the East Hartford High (11-7, 7-6) at 7:30 p.m. Also, She said she would “fully support positive development” that is “very make other provision in case the games are not played. nard-Prep winner. 'The ACC title game will be played environmental president; has turned into a big puff of Tom Reich, an agent who represents several dozen Cheney Tech (0-18) hosts Bacon Academy (7-11) commission. Tedford questioned Irish on credibility in any forthcoming votes (O’Neill) throughout the campaign helpful to me because it shows TTiursday night at 7 at the site of the highest remain casting the vote, Irish said, “The in smoke. players, said he thought a settlement was near. with the Bobcats needing a win to qualify for state 0 1 However, Tedford, a former town whether he thinks his vote could af on the matter. and I not only hope that he runs but people for sure what the choices are ing team. A third place game slated for a 5:30 p.m. tention of my vote was to pass on “I’m far more optimistic than what’s appeared in the tournament play and finally, Bolton High (8-11) m >, the desires of the members of the director, pointed out the complaint fect the value of the golf course As to whether he would'file a new that he wins.” O’Neill has not yet going to be.” Let’s get into it. One of the big causes of controversy start will precede the championship game. public eye over the last 48 hours,” Reich said. “I have entertains Rocky Hill High (5-14) in Charter Oak Board of Directors preceding my could be amended and brought property and in turn his own, which complaint against Irish, Kudlow formally announced his candidacy is the Mitigation Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) East won iwo hard-fought battles from ND in the 2 r - been advising my players to be prepared to fly to regular season, 72-69 in overtime in West Haven on Conference play. term.” before the commission again. is on Master’s Way. Irish said “no,” said, “I don’t know. I haven’t made for re-election, although he has a Rapoport said he had no plans to between the EPA and the Corps of Engineers. This drop his quest for Kennedy’s seat, camps.” He said the previous board would Tedford’s suggestion of amending explaining that the Town Charter a final decision. I think my point campaign committee, is raising clarifies how wetlands destruction permits are reviewed was well taken, and Mr. Irish is despite her statement. ^ > have voted to approve the lease. the complaint is significant because mandates the golf course land be money and is nmning television and under section 404 of the Clean Water Act. 'There has the rejected proposal to hear the aware of it. And I bear him no ill “I do feel that there are still chan J3 H maintained as open space for public radio ads. been unqualified support for this by environmentalists all Cohen asked Irish if he ratified case included an amendment made will.” 1 > recreation. ges in the political environment that around the U.S. Carter doing his job as role player for Bruins other proptosals initiated by mem by Tedford in response to new al In a separate move concerning will be taking place in the weeks "U bers of the past board, such as the Today, Irish said, “I certainly felt O’Neill has said the only thing legations presented by Kudlow at Irish, the commission decided to ahead that will require everyone to William K. Reilly, who is the administrator of the En snuggle to get ice time, Milbury said. goal gave the Bruins a 4-2 edge, said even us, and we’re where we want to be right construction of a firehouse, which by Mr. Kudlow’s comments that he that would keep him from running CHICAGO (AP) - John Carter’s name Thursday’s meeting. delay acting on his request for an look carefully at the decisions that vironmental Protection Agency, a very capable “BuL I’d hate to think where we’d be when his team was down, it wasn’t out. now,” he said. Irish rejected twice. was continuing his personal would be an unforeseen health is not exactly a household word in Bos examination of his vote, as a direc all of us n e ^ to make,” Rapoport gentleman, also has great support from most of the en without role players like Carter,” he said. “Because everyone works so hard, we 'The Blackhawks’ Greg Gilbert said his Irish responded he did not think Moreover, Tedford said he thinks witchhunt against the country club, problem. But since he hasn’t formal ton, but Bruins coach Mike Milbury says tor, to approve the appointment of said. vironmental organizations. Carter played in his 60th game of the knew we could come back,” he said. team needs to put a lot more effort into the question was relevant to the a hearing is warranted on the ly announced, speculation has con he’d “hate to think where we’d be without and I feel like his personal voodoo the town auditor. season TTiursday, a feat he said “is getting With the best NHL road record winning if they want to whip the Bruins. question of a possible conflict. grounds of Kudlow’s original ac doll.” He made the request after tinued that, especially in light of his “I’m going to continue my' President Bush had been backing Reilly and the EPA role players” like him. 'The team trailed 2-1 'Thursday until to be fun.” (18-11-3), the Bruins have been able to Gilbert’s deflection off a Keith Brown “% u brou^t it up,” Cohen said. cusation that Irish had a conflict be Tedford, attending his first meet Democratic Director Stephen T. low poll ratings and the state’s huge preparations and await a final in their policy that the development of wetlands should Carter tied the game with his first of two Carter fondly recalled his third period use two goalies, Lemelin and Andy slapshot from the point had given the Thursday’s vote not to hear the cause he is a member of the country ing as a member, would not com Caisano alleged Irish had a conflict budget problems, he will ultimately decision from Congresswoman Ken be avoided as much as possible. Any part of wetlands Blackhawks a 2-1 second period edge. that is developed must be replaced by newly created land goals as Boston blasted the CTiicago breakaway. Moog. complaint effectively dismisses the club combined with the new infor ment after the meeting as to whether because members of the auditing decide not to run. nedy,” he said. But, he added, “if With 17 games left in the season, the “If we’re going to take those last complaint, according to the rules mation that he owns property ad firm buy insurance through Irish’s of the same features. 'This agreement of policy was set Blackha’X'ks, 6-3. “Dave I>3ulin picked up the puck and I he thinks Irish has a conflia, saying That speculation also included the she’s running for the 1st Congres broke wide,” he said. “I was watching Bruins need only worry about themselves, couple of steps to get to the top, we’re governing the procedures of the jacent to the club. agency. tled by the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers in “He’s a streaky player, but you can’t any comment could jeopardize his belief that if O’Neill did drop out. sional District, then I’m not.” count him out just because he doesn’t him and just took off.” said Cam Neely, who scored his 42nd going to have to start beating teams like November. score much,” said Bruins’ goalie Rejean Defense man Wayne Van Dorp stepped career-high tying tally. It was Neely’s the Bruins,” Gilbert said. ‘Teams like Buffalo, and Calgary earlier, should not •Free Prescription Delivery Now comes the clinker in the machinery. On Jan. 11, Lemelin. up. Baulin sent the puck over a couple of 18-footer from the top of the left faceoff as a concession to the oil industry, and the Alaskan sticks, and he was able to score. circle that broke the 2-2 deadlock. be able to walk into our building and Cheney says America to trim •Senior Citizen Discounts On Prescriptions With 12 goals in 59 games covering /s h t h o r : “Now other teams have to worry about bowl over us.” delegation, a deferral was announced. This was apparent four previous seasons. Carter has had to Bob Carpenter, whose second period •Open Late 365 Days ly engineered by White House Chief of Staff John •Free Gift Wrapping Sununu. The “hold” situation was a 15 day deal. Pacific force by 12,000 troops "YOU FEEL AT HOME WITH US" However, on Feb. 7, a new, or revised, jxjlicy was in Whalers have stituted that will allow some destruction of wetlands. Per reasons for keeping U.S. troops in sumoto and Foreign Minister Taro Sale starts today, ends February 28. 1990 manent destruction. 'The deal which was backed by By Susanne M. Schafer the region. Nakayama. Sununu allows for more development in the tundra (wet The Associated Press In a question-and-answer session, In the daylong meetings, Cheney LISTERINE OR Aud rematch (Theney declined to cite a specific sought increases in the $2.4 billion ROBITUSSIN lands) of Alaska by oil and gas interests. In this particular instance it seems the oil and gas in- BUFFALO — The Hartford Wlialcrs will be looking TOKYO — Defense Secretary figure for the proposed withdrawal, annual support toward the $7 billion Enhance Your LISTERMINT Dick Cheney confirmed for the first cost of the American deployment in DM, CF, PE dusuies are making national wetlands policies. Not the to duplicate their win of last Sunday over the Buffalo but said he’d b ^ n discussing “a Special Photos _ Your Choice Sabres, but not in the same manner as the two Adams time today that the Pentagon wants range” of cuts with the host govern Japan. government and its agencies. to cut in its forces in Asia by Division rivals .square off tonight at 7:30 (SportsChanncl, ments. Japanese officials, following USTERiNf C3C d I2 C22K 'The other aspect of this chief of stafTs feelings that withdrawing about 12,000 military w 2__ « I seem to dcfTer from President Bush’s former statement, WTIC) at the Aud. Cheney spoke about such cuts daylong discussions 'Thursday with Hartford (28-26-7) beat the Sabres (34-23-6) last Sun personnel over the next three years. and Reilly’s, are Sununu’s views on global warming. during his trip, but he never spoke Cheney, called plans for reducing day, 6-4, in a game in which the two teams accumulated Cheney wrapped up his two-week openly of any figure. the 50,000 U.S. troops in Japan Sununu has made it known in print and other ways, visit in die Pacific Rim with a major 207 penalty minutes. “It is on the order of 10 percent, “prudent and appropriate.” that the indusnial complex of this counny, and other high "It might be the same. It might be nothing. TTiere’s no policy address before the National And Cheney hinted in his speech 1 scattered about the region,” Cheney tech manufacturing nations, should not have to pay the Press Club, stressing the proposed Reg. way to tell until you sum playing,” Whaler captain Ron explained. “The first phase (for the there might even be more changes in 4 oz. 8 oz. cost of stopping the air pollution causing greenhouse Francis said of the rematch. reductions are “moderate” and withdrawal) is approximately three store. $4.69 damage to our atmosphere. Seems to me, to be one man should not be seen as a “first step Buffalo will be without team captain Mike Riligno, years.” “We are thinking about some in a position of power, differing with a whole mess of out 4-6 weeks with a broken thumb from an altercation towards withdrawal” from the force adjustments,” Cheney said in $ 2.99 $4.99 scientific experts with know-how on the atmosphere, and The secretary said there will be with the Whalers’ Scott Young in that brawl-filled clash. Pacific. his speech, emphasizing they would 32 oz. Reg. $3.59 Reg. $5.89 the damage being done to it. Makes me think of a kid Cheney is scheduled to return more talks with military com Hartford returns home immediately after tonight’s be “moderate ... adjusunents” that playing sandlot ball telling Ted Williams how to hit. game for a Saturday night date at the Civic Center with Saturday to the United States. manders and Congress before final would not harm the security balance HALLS “The United States intends to decisions arc made. But he said he EXTRA MOTRIN IB 'Ihere was much hoopla about a major policy speech the Winnipeg Jets. in the region. concerning this subject that was to come forth from the remain involved in Asia,” said believed Congress would resist pres “We are not talking about a first COUGH DROPS STRENGTH Cheney, attempting to reassure sure from some lawmakers for 20 president. 'The environmental president. Instead, what step toward withdrawal,” (Theney came forth was a lot of nothing. A need for more study. governments in the region that have percent to 30 percent cuts and main said. “In the future, if there are solid MAALOX tain “a major U.S. presence in the No suong sutement as to how he would lead us into Gooden looking 9 relied on U.S. forces to maintain indications that regional stability 1 Pacific.” e m n s PLUS policy that would resuict the use of the elements causing peace and stability. will not be threatened, we may — in vrtw^“ $.69 The defense chief spoke with the Increased support for U.S. troops ' ^ Lemon, Cherry, the holes in our celestial greenhouse. Major questions consultation with our allies — make Mint governments in Japan, South Korea has been the other key topic of dis other adjustments that would be ap Reg. and statements about this were shunted aside. at full recovery and the Philippines about proposals cussions with Asian leaders. ■. ^ propriate.” $1.39 One of the things that hits me about this whole mess, for troop reductions and sought in Asked how much more he had re 'To emphasize America’s commit $ 3.99 is that the man who is supposed to be doing his job, and By Fred Goodall creased support for the 120,000 quested from Japanese officials, ment to the region, the secretary an has the qualifications to do so, namely Reilly, is being Patrick FlynrVMandwstef Herald The Associated PreSS American forces based in Asia, Cheney said, “We’d like as much 30 Tablets $ 1.99 undercut by a man outside his field. nounced the aircraft carrier USS M enthol, Cherry, Lennon, Reg. spurred by a Congress that is eager support as we can get.” The Midway, now based in Yokosuka, Reg. $2.99 Our president who describes himself as a leader and an HONORED — East Catholic High senior Joe Burns, lower right, was presented Thursday TAMPA, Fla. — With spring uaining camps closed be to trim defense spending. The new secretary said Japan has “sig Ice Blue, Spearmint, Japan and due to be retired, will be $5.39 environmentalisL should be just that. He shouldn’t allow cause of the owners’ lockout, Dwight Gooden is prepar message has been stark — there will nificantly increased” its funding for by the Northern Connecticut Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame replaced by the carrier USS In Vitamin C 12 oz. 24 Tablets or Caplets someone else to change policy for him. ing for his seventh season on his own and feeling good be fewer troops and less money to American forces in Japan recently, with its 1990 Scholar-Athlete Award. Making the presentation is Todd Marble, a member of 9 about the prospect of a full recovery from the injury that adding, “We think that is a very dependence in the summer of 1991. pay for them. 6 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Joe German, a Manchester re.sident for many the chapter’s executive board. At the presentation were, from top left. Peg Siegmund, the sidelined him for much of 1989. Amid the lessening of superpower positive uend.” 'The Midway was commissioned HARTFORD HARTFORD MANCHESTER WINDSOR ROCKVILLE CLINTON years, is a recognized authority on the subject of bam school’s principal; Leo Facchini, head football coach; and Tom Malin, the school’s director tensions in Europe, Cheney has been Cheney met Thursday with in 1945. 'The Independence, com Hartford Civic Center 190 Farmington Ave. 942 Main Street 148 Broad Street 40 W. Main Street 92 W. Main Street boo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. Please see («(M)1)F.N, page 12 pressed by Congress to slash his Japtanese Prime Minister Toshiki missioned in 1960, will leave its of athletics. defense budget and reassess the Kaifu, Defense Minister Juro Mat- current home port in San Diego. 549-7278 527-1164 643-1505 688-5283 875-9263 669-5761 0 12 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 23. 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 23,1990—13
Ewing passes In Brief. • • Oregon State is now Payton’s Place
A...#' Little League sign-ups set By The Associated Press on the praise Manchester Little League will conduct sign-ups for the NCAA Roundup 1990 .season this Sunday and Sunday, March 4, at the The top of Oregon State’s career and American Legion Hall on Legion Drive from 1 to 4 p.m. By Dick Brinster single-game scoring lists are now I i If each day. ftiyton’s Place. The Associated Press the Runnin’ Rebels to their ninth straight NBA Roundup Registration is for all children between the ages of 7 Senior guard Gary Riyton scored 58 victory. UNLV (23-4, 14-1 Big West) saw \ and 12. Youths must be 7 by July 31, 1990 and turn 13 points Thursday night, breaking game and a 49-34 halftime lead shrink to ^ -5 2 While they were heaping praise \ . im after that date. career records, as the No. 17 Beavers with 13:33 remaining. But Cal-Irvine got on I^trick Ewing, the New York minute left in the third quarter. A birth certificate is required at time of registtation. defeated Southern Cal 98-94 in overtime. no closer and the Rebels pulled away to Knicks' center was looking for After Washington ran off 10 con There is a $20 registration fee per player with a family “Everybody was struggling and coach lead by 23. someone else to take the bows. secutive points to pull to 88-86 early 4 / 10 limit of $30. Anyone interested in umpiring, coaching or (Jim Anderson) decided to give me the in the final period, the Knicks out- Virginia 73, No. 8 Georgia Tech 71: “Charles had 19 rebounds. the league auxiliary is asked to attend either sign-up ses ball more,” said Payton, who made 22 of For the second time this season, unranked scored the Bullets 11-6 for a 99-92 Whew!" Ewing said after glancing sion, too. 38 shots. “I was fortunate I was on Virginia knocked off Georgia Tech, this at a statistical rendering of the job lead with seven minutes left. if TryouU are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, tonight. I didn’t mean to do all that. It just time on Bryant Stith’s short jumper at the turned in by Charles Oakley in New Wilkins scored six points in the March 17-18, weather permitting. happened. Right now we’re just trying to buzzer. Neither team ever led by more York’s 119-110 victory Thursday surge. For further information, call Ed Dettore at 643-4482 or win the Rac-10 title.” than five points and there were 14 ties night over the Washington Bullets. Washington pulled to 104-101 Bemie Lidestri at 649-7072. Elsewhere, Lionel Simmons scored 27 and 21 lead changes. ‘Tm just trying to help this team with 3:42 left when Darrell Walker points to pass the 3,000 mark and move Virginia coach Terry Holland said win,” Ewing said of his second hit a jumper as the 24-second clock Rice resigned to sitting out into fourth place on the NCAA career list Stith’s shot, which came on an inbounds straight 41-point performance. “I ran out, but could get no closer as WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) — Jim Rice, released as No. 14 La Salle won its 16th straight pass from John Crotty, “was one of the was just banging those guys down, the Knicks went inside the rest of <>.■' ■ 1 last fall after 15 years with the Boston Red Sox, repor game, l(X)-60 over Manhattan. big plays of our season. It was a great win post them up deep in the lane. It was the way. tedly is resigned to sitting out the 1990 baseball season. Oregon State (20-4, 13-2 Pac-10) for us.” V j t V effective at times.” Bucks 109, Mavericks S>7: Ricky There had been reports in recent weeks that Rice, 37 trailed by 22 points in the first half but The basket negated a Virginia turnover New York coach Stu Jackson Pierce scored 33 points and Mil on March 8, had been talking with the Baltimore Orioles, F^yton provid^ the offensive punch as that enabled Georgia Tech (19-5, 7-5 At wouldn’t permit Ewing to shift waukee used a late 20-3 surge to end Atlanta Braves and Detroit Tigers. the Beavers stormed back in the second lantic Coast Conference) to tie the game ■M much of the credit. a five-game winning streak by Dal However, the once feared slugger told a longtime half. He scored Oregon State’s first eight 71-71, the points coming on Brian “I’ll tell you, we didn’t go to him las. friend, sports editor Wilfrid Binette of the Winter Haven points in overtime and also had six Oliver’s 3-point basket with 41 seconds fiJi] that much,” Jackson said. “He Brad Lohaus added 18 points and News Chief this week; rebounds and four steals. to play. “In all the years I have been in the created his own points. We did not Greg Anderson and Jay Humphries i t “I have not spoken to any team about playing and none No. 14 La Salle 100, Manhattan 60: have contacted me.” game as a spectator and a coach, tonight go to him early, but did go to him Simmons ended the game’s only suspense 16 apiece for the Bucks. Roy was probably the most agonizing time for late. with 12:44 remaining in the first half^, hit Tarpley scored 26 points to tie a More Prop. 48’s signed me that I can ever remember because it “That’s when he got big on the season high and Rolando Blackman Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald ting the front end of a two-shot foul to be MISSION, Kan. (AP) — College coaches are signing was a time when I would have much come the fifth Division I player to score backboards. ... I thought he was and Derek Harper added 18 apiece BASKET BOUND — tiling’s Debbie Guiiano (25) has the Thursday afternoon, tiling’s Julie Smart (23) and Sharon hish more players who don’t meet academic standards for rather been a spectator than a coach, and 3,000 points. dominating.” for Dallas, which also had won 12 then I really could have enjoyed what I basketbail as East Hartford's lia n a Mungin (10) looks on (12) move up on the play. Illing won, 48-20, and will meet first-year eligibility under the NCAA’s Proposition 48, a Simmons, who has a career total of Ewing had 14 rebounds, six on of its previous 14 games. study suggests. think was one of the greatest one-man during play in the fifth annual tiling Junior High Invitational Bristol Eastern in today’s championship game. 3,024 points, passed Hersey Hawkins’ the offensive end, as the Knicks won The Mavericks trailed 82-78 after According to the study, which included responses performances in the history of college 3,008 with his last basket of the first half, for the eighth time in nine games three quarters, but Brad Davis’ 3- from 183 of the 293 NCAA EHvision I schools. Proposi basketball,” USC coach George Raveling a 3-pointer with 1:51 remaining to cap a against Washington and the eighth pointer and a three-point play by tion 48 students got 6.5 percent of the athletic scholar said. 9-1 burst and give La Salle (24-1, 14-0 in nine overall. The victory ended Tarpley started a 12-4 surge that ships given for the current school year, up from 5.1 per “Be it Walton, Jabbar or whoever you Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference) a Washington’s three-game winning gave Dallas a 90-86 lead with 8:06 Finals set cent in 1988-89 and 4.5 percent the previous year. want to name, and particularly when you 44-28 lead. streak. remaining. Proposition 48 describes as a partial qualifier a player look at Gary’s size (6-foot-4), it was just “I’ve never been so nervous in my life. 1 phenomenal.” Elsewhere in the NBA, it was Milwaukee’s decisive spurt in who graduated from high school with a grade-point My legs were shaking at the start of the The Associated Press Milwaukee 109, Dallas 97; Utah cluded five points by Pierce, a go- in Illing average of at least 2.0, but either did not meet the mini Payton has 2,080 career points, sur game,” Simmons said. 116, the Los Angeles Clippers 102 ahead 3-pointer by Lohaus, three mum GPA in core curriculum courses or the minimum passing the 2,035 that Steve Johnson “I told the kids, years from now we’ll 3,000 CAREER POINTS — La Salle’s Lionel Simmons celebrates and Phoenix 104, Sacramento 98. driving baskets by Humphries and score on a college entrance exam. scored from 1977 to 1981. ftiyton’s 58 be able to say we played with one of the with his teammates after he scored his 3,000th career point during In additon to his tcam-scason- two layups by Alvin Robertson. hoop play Starting next year, the regulation will be replaced by was the second-highest total in 1^-10 greatest players in the history of the Thursday night’s game with Manhattan in Philadelphia. Simmons Proposition 42, which prohibits athletic scholarships to history, surpassed only by the 61 scored game,” Coach Speedy Morris said. high rebounding total, Oakley That made it 106-93 with 1:05 is now fourth on the NCAA all-time scoring list. scored 20 points. The Knicks also remaining. partial qualifiers. by UCLA’s Lew Alcindor against Next on the list for Simmons is Texas got 14 points each from Mark Jack- Suns 104, Kings 98: Kevin John Opening round action Thursday Washington State in 1967. Southern’s Harry Kelly, who scored Boston College tops UNH Payton broke the school single-game five points, including three on free throws son and Eddie Lee Wilkins and 13 son scored eight of his 22 points in afternoon in the fifth annual Illing 3,066 points from 1979-83. off 18 consecutive points. Derek Strong Junior High Basketball Invitation^ mark of 48 points by Mel Counts on Dec. in the final 27 seconds. added 18 points for Xavier (22-2, 11-1), from Johnny Newman. the final 3'/2 minutes as Phoenix ex NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — David Hinton hit 15 points, However, it wasn’t Simmons but Doug saw Bristol Eastern down Bennet, 26, 1963, against Portland. Overton who led the Explorers with a No. 19 Xavier, Ohio 74, Detroit 62: which won its 10th straight and clinched Jeff Malone scored 33 points to tended its winning streak to seven ihcluding 13 in two key runs, to lift Boston College to an 36-24, and unbeaten Illing turn aside No. 4 UNLV 99, Cal-Irvine 77: career-high 30 points. Tyrone Hill scored 23 points and Xavier its third regular-season Midwestern Col games. 85-57 victory over New Hampshire in non-league bas lead Washington. Bernard King East Hartford, 48-20, to move into Anderson Hunt scored 25 points, Larry No. 18 Minnesota 68, Wisconsin 67: held Detroit scoreless for nearly 10 legiate Conference championship in five Tom (Chambers hit a 12-footer ketball action Thursday night. added 20 points for the Bullets and the girls’ championship game. In Michael Reese contributed 13 points and Corey Beas Johnson 23 and David Butler 20 to lead Jim Shikenjanski scored Minnesota’s last minutes down the stretch while reeling years. with 36 seconds remaining to break Mark Alarie had 13. boys’ action, Illing downed Rock ley had 11 to join Hinton in leading the Eagles (8-16) of a tie at 98, and Phoenix closed it out Maurice Cheeks, acquired Wed ville, 56-39, and Bennet trimmed the Big East Conference to the end of a three-game with four free throws in the last 15 nesday from San Antonio for Rod South Windsor, 58-38, to set up an losing streak. seconds. Suickland in a trade of point guards, intratown championship match. • The loss dropped New Hampshire 4-21. Notable absentees for Mobil championships was busy learning New York’s of Sacramento had used a 6-0, 50- The schedule for today has Bristol jump and a four-time national champion, and Leroy Bur ships at Cerritos, Calif., in June. In that case, the athletes fense as the game went on. Checks second-long run to tie the game at Eastern and Illing squaring off in the Foster is out indefinitely By Bert Rosenthal rell, national outdoor champion in the men’s 100-meter would be ineligible for the Goodwill Games at Seattle in had four assists and a rebound in 11 98 with 50 seconds left. The Kings Girls’ Championship game at 3:10 . NEW YORK (AP) — Hard-luck hurdler Greg Rrster The Associated Press minutes. had trailed since there was 1:10 left p.m. and Bennet and Illing in the dash. July, a meet expected to be the best in the United States will be sidelined indefinitely after breaking a bone in his Also, Johnny Gray, American outdoor record-holder at “The guys were trying to help me in the first half. Boys’ Championship game at 4:30 NEW YORK — What would happen if they held a this year. foot during a race in San Sebastian, Spain, the third 800 meters; Joe Dial, American outdoor record-holder in In spile of the numerous defections, there still are learn the plays on the bench,” Jeff Homacek scored 25 points p.m. In consolation action, Rock track meet and no one came? broken bone he has sustained in the past tlvee years. the pole vault; women’s sprinters Carlette Guidry and Checks said. “You can’t do much. It and Chambers 23 for the Suns. ville faces South Windsor in boys’ That won’t quite be the case tonight at Madison some intriguing matchups. ^ Foster, the 1984 Olympic silver medialist and two- Gail Devers-Roberts; high jumper Jimmy Howard; pole The field in the men’s 55-meier high hurdles includes was nice to come down and have Wayman Tisdale led Sacramento action at 3:10 p.m. and the girls’ Square Garden, site of the Mobil Indoor Championships. iLme outdoor world champion in the 110-meter high vaulier Mike T\illy; 800-meter runners Ocky Clark and F^lrick (Ewing) to throw the ball with 26 points and Antoine Can- consolation has Bennet vs. East But there were a large number of late scratches, reducing Roger Kingdom, Renaldo Nehemiah, Tonie Campbell, hurdles, was injured after winning a race Wednesday. John Marshall; triple jumper Charlie Simpkins; sprinter added 20. Hartford at 4:30 p.m. some of the potentially outstanding fields to mediocrity. Arhtur Blake, Jack Pierce and Tony Dees. to.” Xhe injury occurred when he stepped in a crack after the Floyd Heard, and women’s middle-distance runner The New York front line proved Jazz 116, Clippers 102: Karl Ed LaMarre had 15 points and race. The Athletics Congress, the national governing Among the absentees are athletes from two of the The women’s 3,(X)0 meters pits Americans Vicki Aaron Wells 12 to lead Illing boys Le^oui Warren. too tough for the Bullets. Malone scored 35 points and Darrell tKxly for track and field, reported Thursday. strongest club teams, the Santa Monica Track Club, Huber, PhttiSue Plumer and Lynn Jennings against while Chris Dimerski (19) and Chris Despite the defections, Ollan Cassell, executive direc Griffith 12 of his 14 on 3-pointers, coached by Joe Douglas, and World Class Athletes, Romanians Viorica Ghican and M^gareta Keszeg. “It really didn’t matter who we Senseney (10) led Rockville. Chris tor of The Athletics Congress, national governing body including two in the final 71 NBA suspends Hawks’ Marble coached by Bob Kersee. put in there,” Washington coach Rizy popped in 16 points and Issac for track and field, termed the sport in good shape. The men’s mile features Irishmen Eamonn Coghlan ATLANTA (AP) — Atlanta Hawks rookie Roy Marble Wes Unsold said. “They’re quicker seconds, as Utah won its fourth DeJesus 12 for Bennet while Gary Even Jackie Joyner-Kersce, Kersec’s wife, who does “I think this has been a positive indoor season,” Cas and Marcus O’Sullivan, along with American Steve was suspended by the National Basketball Association jumpers and a little bigger than us.” straight game. Burnham (15) and Kevin Narcisse not compete for World Class, withdrew from the 55- sell said earlier this week. “There’s been good competi Scott. The men’s high jump matches Romanian Soren for the remainder of the season Thursday for violating Ewing, coming off a 41-point ef John Stockton added 24 points (12) led South Windsor. meter high hurdles. tion and some world records have been set. Matei against Hollis Conway, and the women’s mile fort in New York’s overtime victory and 20 assists for Utah, which Meg Gauthier had 11 markers and the league’s substance abuse policy. Neither of the coaches was inunediaicly available for “1 don’t think any meets on the (Grand Prix) schedule spxHlights Doina Melinte of Romania. The team announced that Duane Ferrell, a former Saturday over Cleveland, scored 21 opened a 2>/2-game lead over idle Tameka Brooks nine to pace Bristol comment. are in trouble of not continuing next year.” In addition to determining the national champions, the member of the Hawks, has been signed to a 10-day con of the lOiicks’ first 41 points. San Antonio in the Midwest Eastern while Cindy Botticeilo and In addition to Joyner-Kersee, the 1988 Olympic gold Those not competing in this meet aren’t eligible for meet will decide the winners of the overall and in tract as a roster replacement for Marble. The Knicks went ahead for good Division. Becky Braman had nine and eight medalist in the long jump and heptathlon, other notable triangular meets next month among the United States, dividual titles of the indoor season. Marble, a 6-foot-6, 190-pound guard from Iowa, was with a 22-6 third-quarter surge. Charles Smith, playing his third points, respectively for Bennet. Beth withdrawals included Evelyn Ashford, six-lime national Japan and the Soviet Union at Yokohama, Japan, and the Going into the championships, distance ruimer Doug Ewing had eight points to key the straight game at center while Benoit Gerhard tossed in 12 points and Reginald Pimo/Manchester Herald the 23rd player chosen in last June’s draft. champion in the 55-meter dash; Greg Foster, two-time U.S., Soviet Union and Britain at Cosford, England. I^illa, who will compete in the 3,000 meters, and spurt that gave New York the upper Benjamin continues his battle with Julie Smart nine to pace Illing while Garrison overpowers Smylie outdoor world champion in the men’s 110-meter hurdles; Such a rash of withdrawals would be more significant LaVonna Martin, winner of her last five high hurdles hand, capping it with a left-handed the flu, led Los Angeles with a Tina Kampson and Ami Lynch had CONCENTRATION — llling’s Sharon Fish (12) concentrates on the rim and ignores the Mike Conley, world indoor record-holder in the triple if they occur during the National Outdoor Champion races, are the men’s and women’s Grand Prix leaders. six points ^iece for East H ^ o rd . WASHINGTON (AP) — Zina Garrison used a near- dunk for an 88-76 lead with a career-high 34 points. defense of East Hartford’s Tiana Mungin during Thursday’s action at Illing. flawless serve-and-volley game to defeat Australia’s Liz Smylie Thursday, 6-0, 6-1, and move into the quarter- fim^s of the Virginia Slims of Washington loumamcnl. Turner jumps into NFL television extravaganza Garrison, the No. 2 seed and fourth-ranked player in ^ • Flames, Maple Leafs reverting back to form In Brief the world, lost only 13 points on her serve and won 26 of on Sunday nights. Monday nights, as is CBS. also is expected to pay about $450 mil 33 points at the net in dispatching Smylie in 49 minutes. By Roneild Blum “The NFL is among television’s most When all the deals are done, they are lion over four years. ESPN paid $153 Leafs, who are 0-5-1 in their last six road games. By Ken Rappoport In other second-round matches, Nathalie Tauziat of The Associated Press elite programming. We are extremely expected to total about $3.5 billion. million in a three-year deal that expired “We just wanted to shut them down,” Gilmour said. Garland dealt to the Clippers The Associated Press NHL Roundup France allowed only one service break in a 6-2, 6-4 vic pleased with the addition of the NFL to “The NFL is pleased to join TBS in the earlier this month. “We did th at... and then we just happened to score a lot tory over Italy’s Linda Ferrando, and Arme Smith won NEW YORK — The NFL began its our sports telecast lineup,” TUmer Sports presentation of NFL games over the next LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Clippers, The Calgary Flames looked like their old selves. So, of goals, too.” the last four games en route to a 6-3, 6-3 victory over new round of television contracts with a “We are still negotiating with tlie Leafs in the thick of the Norris Division race this season. president Terence F. McGuirk said. “This four years,” NFL commissioner I^ul NFL,” ESPN president Roger L. Werner needing help in the backcourt because of scason-etvding loo, did the Toronto Maple Leafs. Canadiens 6, Nordiques 5: Mike MePhee scored the Claudia Kohde-Kilsch. $450 million, four-year deal with 1\imer “It was totally embarrassing.... It was a disgrace.” increased distribution of the NFL games Tagliabue said. “1 look forward to an as Jr. said. injuries to starters Ron Harper and Gary Grant, acquired The Flames, a high-powered offensive machine before lie-breaker in the second period with his second goal of Broadcasting Systems that means five will benefit TBS and fans of the NFL as sociation with TBS that I expect will guard Winston Garland from the Golden State Warriors turning to defense to win the Stanley Cup last season, Toronto defenseman Brad Marsh agreed. the game, leading M onuei over (Juebec. Allen leads L.A. Open golf networks may be showing games next “An important factor was the additional “We played just awful," Toronto defenseman Brad well.” bring another first-class offering to mil Thursday, reminded their opponents they can still put it in the net The Canadiens have won five of six games against LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rookie Michael Allen, who season. The NFL just completed a four-year, lions of fans throughout the nation.” promotional opportunity afforded by In exchange for Garland, a 6-foot-2, 170-pounder from Marsh said. Quebec this season, but they were extended in this final with a 12-2 pounding of the Maple Leafs Thursday night. served a lengthy golf apprenticeship playing around the SuperStalion WTBS will show 47 $1,428 billion deal with ABC, CBS, NBC Television sources said ESPN will keep TUmer with its four networks and also Southwest Missouri State playing in his third NBA Joe Mullen and former Whaler Dana Murzyn scored meeting. The Nordiques have won only once in their last world, shot an 8-under-par 63 Thursday to take the first- Turner’s presence overseas,” Dick Max That lied a club record for the Flames, who set the three goals apiece to lead the Flames’ attack. prime-time games — three exhibition and ESPN that brought each team $17 its package of eight Sunday night games season, the Clippers sent the Warriors their second-round 17 games, but overcame a two-goal deficit and were round lead in the l^ s Angeles Open. games each year, plus regular-season in the second half of the season, which well, the NFL’s director of information, mark when they were based in Atlanta. In that game on Mullen clicked for his seventh career hat trick, his fifth million a season. CBS seems likely to selections in the 1990 and 1992 NBA drafts. locked in a 4-4 lie late in the second period. Allen, 31, who took six years to earn his PGA Tour games in the first nine weeks of the 1990, will stretch to 17 weeks in 1991 and pos said. March 21, 1975 they buried Vancouver 12-4. as a Flame and first of the season as Calgary ended a retain Sunday afternoon NPC games and The trade is contingent on Garland passing a physical MePhee’s 15lh goal of the season ended the lie at card, held a two-shot edge over Peter Jacobsen and sibly 18 after that. ESPN, which also gets The NFL met with officials of CBS on Toronto, meanwhile, looked like the Maple Leafs of two-game losing streak. 1992 and 1993 seasons and the first eight NBC the Sunday afternoon AFC games. examination. To make room for Garland on their roster, 16:50 of the second period. Defenseman Mathieu Rocco Mediate after the opening day at Riviera Country Monday and with NBC on TUesday. the 1980s, who gave up more goals than any other NHL weeks of the 1991 season. Most will be The Fox Network is battling ABC for the Pro Bowl and two exhibition games, the Clippers placed rookie guard Jay Edwards on the in Other scorers for the Flames, who moved within one Schneider’s second goal of the game and sixth of the Club. jured list. Edwards has patellar tendinitis in his left knee, team, went through the decade without one winning point of Smythe Division-leading Edmonton, were Doug season made it 6-4 at 7:25 of the third period. ftl Fitzsimons, who won the LA Open 15 years ago an ailment which has h^p ered him most of the season. season and finished 20th overall in the 21 -team league. Gilmour with two, Raul Ranheim, Theoren Fleury, Sergei Penguins 4, Islanders 3,OT: Randy Gilhen scored for his only lour victory, was another shot behind as gol Garland, 25, averaged 5.3 points and 3.1 assists in 17 J “It was our worst performance of the year,” said Makarov and Gary Suter. with 34 seconds left in overtime to boost the Penguins fers profiled from the ideal conditions on the par-71, Don King sues for minutes per game this season. He played in 51 of Golden Toronto coach Doug Carpenter, who has had the Maple Scott Pearson and Tom Kurvers scored for the Maple over the Islanders and into a first-place tie with the New 6,964-yard course that was built in 1927. Slate’s 52 games, four of which he started. ------—______York Rangers in the Phuick Division. rights to Douglas Gilhen stationed himself in front of the net dnd lipped Trio shares Hawaiian Open lead / Food poisoning sidelines Agassi Gooden in Bob Errey’s shot for his first goal in 22 games. HONOLULU (AP) —- Cathy Gerring, Elaine Crosby and Patty Sheehan were the steadiest performers on an NEW YORK — Promoter Don King has thrown a PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Andre Agassi, the highest Pittsburgh is 6-1-1 in its last eight games and has 63 up-and-down day, shooting 3-under-par 69s to share the counierpunch in the legal battle for the services of James remaining seed in the $1 million U.S. Pro Indoor tourna points, matching the Rangers’ total. The Islanders, From Page 11 lead after Thursday’s opening ruurid of the $350,(X)0 “Buster” Douglas, the new heavyweight champion. ment, quit suddenly because of food poisoning, handing ______who’ve lost four in a row, are one point back. King hit the conqueror of Mike Tyson with a breach of a 5-7,7-5 victory to 13lh-secded Pete Sampras. JeLs 4, Devils 2: Doug Evans scored a pair of goals as Hawaiian Ladies O ^n. Leaders rose and fell like island tides on the month- coturact on Thursday, the {jay after hotel-casino mogul No. 4 seed Jay Berger, No. 5 Tim Mayotte, No. 7 The New York Mets pitcher, who tore a muscle until September when he made two appearances out of the Jets handed the Devils their fourth straight loss and old, 6,206-yard Ko Olina Golf Club course on Oahu’s Steve Wynn filed a suit at Las Vegas to have King’s con Andres Gomez, No. 8 Jim Courier and unseeded Mark beneath his right armpit last summer and sat out three the Mets bullpen. extended their winicss string to six (0-5-1). A tract with Douglas voided. Kralzmaim all advanced to the quarterfinals. months, is throwing off the mound every other day while The relief stints eased doubts he had about his future, Evans, playing his 12lh game for the Jets, scored twice west coast. contract negotiations continue between the union and Gerring, Taiwan’s Mei-Chi Cheng and Chihiro In the suit field in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, and the Mets’ ace was looking forward to spring training in the second period as Winnipeg took a 4-0 lead. King is seeking millions of dollars in damages and also is Sellers sent to Timberwolves owners. more than ever before. Nakajima of Japan all reached 4-under, only to drop Winnipeg rookie goalie Stephane Beauregard, making back. Cheng finished at 1-under 71 and Nakajima fell to asking for an injunction to prevent Douglas from fighting NEW YORK (AP) — As expected, there were no He’s making the most of the situation — working out “I got off to a good start, but I only won nine ball his eighth start, turned aside 34 New Jersey shots for his even-par 72. witltout his involvment. blockbuster deals Thursday night at the NBA uading at a local high school — but admits it’s frustrating not games last year. I’m anxious to take the mound again,” fourth win. Devils goallcnder Sean Burke didn’t last the dcadlirte, with the biggest move being the trade of for being able to throw under the watchful eye of pitching he said. “It’s very frustrating. It’s been a long winter. I Defending champion Sherri l\imer had five bogeys, Douglas, who won the title on a shocking lOth-round whole game, leaving after Evans’ second goal of the five birdies and an eagle to finish at 70. She was lied ward Brad Sellers from Seattle to Minnesota for center- coach Mel Stottlemyre. missed three months, and now we’re going through this game at 14:29 of ilic second period. knockout of Tyson on Feb. 11 at Tokyo, has said he will with Amy Benz and Lori Poling. forward Steve Johnson and a second-round draft pick in process (lockout) here.” !• lyers 7, Blues 4: Ilkka Sinisalo and Keith Acton each not fight for King and has signed a conditional contract 1991. “Pitching, you know some of the things you need to Gooden, whose 1989 statistics included 101 su-ikeouts scored two goals as Philadelphia defeated St. Louis to with Wynn’s Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas for two fights. The SuperSonics also announced the signing of guard do, but when you’re going through it you need somebody in 118 innings, said he’s been throwing regularly for move out of the Ritrick Division cellar. Trevino on another level The first one probably would be against Evander Quintin Dailey for the remainder of the season. to stand behind you watching your footwork, watching more than two months and hasn’t experienced any pain. Gord Murphy added a goal and an assist and Rick Toc- SARASOfA, Fla. (AP) — Chi Chi Rodriguez says Holyfield in September. Douglas reportedly would be The New York Knicks, who 24 hours earlier got your release-point and all those things," the 25-year-old ‘Tve pul a little exua on the ball here and there,” and chet scored his team-leading 33rd goal for the Flyers, Lee Trevino has established a new level of competition guaranteed $25 million. Maurice Cheeks from San Antonio for Rod Strickland in right-hander said. threw breaking pitches for the first time on Wednesday, who climbed past Washington and New Jersey into on the 50-and-older golf circuit. King’s suit claims he had an agreement with Douglas a trade of point guards, picked up center Stuart Gray “I may be able to point out some of those things, but he said. fourth place with 58 points, three behind the third-place “They’ve got Uiree tours now for seniors,” Rodrigiwz “that King would promote future Douglas bouts.” It did from Charlotte in exchange for a second-round pick in nowhere close to what Mel can see. So it makes it a little “Still, it’s different than a game situation. It’s pretty New York Islanders. said. “They’ve got the Senior Tour, the Super Senior not state how many, but King has said he has options for the 1991 draft. bit tougher, especially this year coming back from an in- easy to hit your spot when there’s just a catcher there," Philadelphia out.scored St. Louis 4-1 in the second Tour and the Lee Trevino Tour.” Raginald Pinlo/Manchottar ttarala two Douglas fights. jury." But the Hornets traded that choice to Cleveland for Gotxien said. “I couldn’t take the mound tomorrow, but period to send the Blues and rookie goaltender Curtis Newcomer Trevino continued his domination of the The Mirage and Golden Nugget Inc., the parent com Gooden, 9-4 with a 2.89 eamed-run average last — Manchester High’s Peter Fongemie is about to pin Simsbury High’s Troy Mox in forward Randolph Keys, the Cavaliers’ first-round pick at this point and lime I feel the same as I’ve felt at this Joseph to their second straight loss after five straight vic Senior Tour with six birdies Thursday to help the United A PIN pany of the $640 million hotel-casino, also were named in the 1988 draft. season, went on the disabled list in July and didn’t return lime in the past.” tories. Sutes take a 12-4 lead over the International team in the their 135-pound match at the state Class LL wrestling championships last Saturday. The in the suit as interfering with King’s contract with Douglas. first round of the Chrysler Cup. wrestlers were Incorrectly identified in Monday’s edition of the Herald. 14—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Ffeb. 23, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 23.1990—15 SCOREBOARD FOCUS
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PHIPPS by Joaaph Farria THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom PART TIME I LOST PART TIME PART TIME IHELP GENERAL OFFICE-Full 40/V)e F€A^ OFCOOPBB Notices HELP WANTED WANTED time position open. Ex I AND FOUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED tensive customer con- mOU-B ABe,&ST MIPPLE A6?B toct. Answering Fm p OUNDED-A 2 year RN NEEDED part time MEDl'cAL Office needs RESPONSIBLE teenager phones, typing and TDME,lT/WgAW5 AL‘50(V\gAH& As a condition precedent tion of rights of privacy moture person. Flexi for babysitting lob. to the placement of any and infringement of old brown male Lob. for the leading pro bookkeeping expe ‘t TABILITY, — THAT PRETTY Found In the Bucklond vider of medical cost ble hours, part-time. Weekends/nights. Wont to sell your cor? For rience helpful but not advertising in the copyright and Patient contact, Transportation pro quick results, use o low- 6e6t)r4Ty Awp Rd. area. Coll The contoinment. We ore necessary. Full benef Manchester Herald, Ad proprietary rights, unfair Manchester Dog seeking a detail or phone. Insurance bil vided. Coll Debbie 647- cost Classified od. Coll its Including dental 6C?IN6TD vertiser hereby agrees competition and libel Warden, 643-6642. iented RN with good ling, some typing. 8366. 643-2711 today to oloce paid . Coll 289-0842 for Computer and medical your ad. THAT CCtMES WITH Cvn3PC>W 1T,„ to protect, indemnify and slander, which may communication skills on ODPOlntment. and hold harmless the result from the publica to review hospital and experience helpful. TKg FEELII0 6 CPF Manchester Herald, its tion of any advertise provider bills. Send re Please send resume IHELP sume to; Intro Corp, and handwritten cover WANTED A c c o m m m r i officers and employees ment in the Manchester PERSONALS letter to Or. James against any and all Herald by advertiser, in 2928 Main St. Glaston bury CT, 06033. Rosokotf, 15 Concord liability, loss or ex cluding advertisements St., Glastonbury, CT PART-TIME Real Estate CLASSIFIED CRAFT WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll THE QRIZWELLS by Bill Schorr pense, including attor in any free distribution Class of 1955 06033. No Colls.______RECEPTIONIST/Secre- A Feature of This Newspaper neys' fees, arising from publications published Assistant-Writing ads, Manchester High School typing, computer Im NATIONAL HEALTH torv. Full-time position claims of unfair trade by the Manchester puting, moiling and AGENCY-Seeklng tor on energetic, moti H E W ANTS TO COMB EWDC HE SAYtS IT WORKS FDR oosim iTtoouiz practices. Infringement Herald. Penny Sieffert, Ijooking for Information vated person who will 1 MY DAP 6AYS IF THERE'S □ i r o ^ j^mouthwash marketing, flexible part-time Program Di ASTHES^A/V^PAV^CH1^^E IN TWO DAYS AND THEN IT ot trademarks, trade Publisher. on class reunion. rectors: 1 tor Manches thi Ive In the fost-ooced ANYTHING TO THAT iW hatistheinod □ re s p e d ; hours. Coll Anne REINlplkRNATION B U SIN ESS... THE POSTC5FFICE. LOBBY. TAKES A AAONTH O FF. names or patents, viola- Please contact Cathy, Miller, 647-8000. ter area and 1 tor the atmosphere of this od 623-4623 Greater Windham area agency located on \ \ in a successful □com palikiilily RELIEF MANAGER tor os follows; Seeking en Main Street In Man IPART TIME [PART TIME self-storage facility. 3 thusiastic, energetic, chester. Duties will In oiCab HELP WANTED day work week, 2 days gool-orlented Individu clude handling busy HELP WANTED Manchester and 1 dov als with soles ability phones, word process 1 PART TIME Berlin. Willing to train. and flexible hours. Re ing (knowledge of Mul- l i h— r Coll Pot, 646-3646. HELP WANTED sponsibilities Include; tlMote 0 huge plusi), PART-TIME Food Dem emphasis on commun light typing, and other onstrators tor sam ity organization, vo various office respon PART-TIME pling In local area lunteer development, sibilities. We offer PHYSICAL THERAPIST- DROP LEAF TABLE Build this sturdy table AytuJ Port time position ap grocery stores. Look planning and Imple competitive salary CIRCULATION DEPT. proximately 25 hours ing for reliable, outgo menting service and (commensurate with from pine and create a family treasure that per week, available In ing people wonting rehabilitation and edu- experience), company can be handed down through the genera 16 to 20 hours a week, Geriatric Facility. Spe part-time work 1,2, or3 • cotlon programs. For paid benefits and great tions. 30x37x70 inches with leaves ex EEK AND MEEK by Howla Schnaldar ALLEY OOP by Dava Qraua cializing In short-term days per week. Nor the Manchester area, growth potential. Coll tended. Illustrated, step by step plans rehabilitation. Posi mally 10-5 pm. $7 per send resume to; Exec Cheryl at 646-5428. feature woodworking tips and techniques competitive hourly wage. hour plus milage. Coll utive Director, 243 E. THIS DOCUMENT GIVES YEAH..WE TVI' PLACE MOST OF IT IS tion to Include Satur #0539 $5 95 THE day rotation and regu 1-800-343-2082.______Center St., Manches E V & ^ tO X lD -m E . MEDIA WHATDVER HAPPCkJED THEVRL ALLWJORWDG YOU TITLE TO FRANKEN PASSED IT LCXDKED LIKE a b a n d o n e d . HUGO? CARETAKEFl! STANK CASTLE AND THE COMIN' IN IT NEEDED A BUT HUGO STILL Good communication lar weekly hours. IMMEDIATE OPENING- ter, CT 06040. For the ASSEMBLY-WIre and co SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK! tiESPS 10 THE. 10 THE m iddle; aASS ^ ( f j i m M6DA SURROUNDING LANDS, TO YtXIR LOTTAWORKl/ MAINTAINS THE Please call Physical If you ore reliable and Greater Windham ble assembly workers HERR NEARSIDE! v il l a g e TOWER Therapist Supervisor area, send resume to: required. Capable of To order plans mail check or money order RICH AMD THL POOR... WITH c a r l ! skills a must, some typ courteous, we need In for Interview at 643- side soles help. Morn Executive Director, 29 board wiring, termi and project number and name, with your y - ing, must have a car. For 5151.______ings. Coll Jim Motlo- Ivonhlll St., Wllllmon- nating. Fine assembly name, address and zip code Add $2 95 for PART-TIME Program clo. The Sherwin tlc, CT 06226.______o plus. Start $6.50 catalog (includes $16 in discount coupons': r more details: Supervisor coordi Williams Co., 643-6636. hourly plus benefits. In Okla please add tax nates emergency food PART-TIME employ Application In person CLASSIFIED CRAFTS pantry for Department HOUSEKEEPER-8om to ment available at Little only. Accepted at IMS, 4pm every weekend. Caesar's Pizza. Apply 340 Progress Drive, MANCHESTER HERALD, 06040 Call Mrs. Collett! of Human Needs. P O. BOX 1000, BIXBY, OK 74008 Apply to MACC P O Please contact house In person at 534 E. Monchester, CT 649- Box 773, Manchester keeping supervisor at Middle Turnpike, Man 4415. A non-smoking at 647-9946 CT 06040. 643-5151. chester or coll 649-7041. company, eoe. 0 -MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 23. 1990 fT T lH E L P I HELP I ^ H D M E S OMES JZJ fdr sale VERNON/Tolland line. 1 C O N D O MANIAI11 4 plus l U J WANTED WANTED 1 ^ FDR SALE bedroom Townhouse, room s, 2 bedroom s and IV, baths, new applian IV, baths come with BOLTON-UnIque Cape GLASTONBURY-5 room MANCHESTER- ASSEMBLY WORK-WIre MEDICAL Assistant with MANCHESTER-Two ces, air conditioning, this good size Condo In computor, bookkeep located on acre lot. 4 R an ch , 3 b ed ro o m s , D e llg h t t u l 7 room basement. 625 plus util and cable assembly fa m ily . This 2 story large country kitchen, EXCLUSIVE WITH nice condition! Condo ing and medical Insu bedroom s, 2Va baths, newer Colonial. Spec ities. Coll Adele or Sue fees Include heat and worker. Start, at $4.50 home has been com 1st floor laundry, fire full basement, deck off tacular family room MANSFIELD/WIIIIngton MANCHESTER- hourly plus benefits. rance claims expe pletely renovated from 643-1591 or W2^9008. hot water. Appliances rience for Manchester placed kitchen. Some kitchen vinyl siding. with tieldstone wall JACK LAPPEN REALTY! LIne-Rt 44, 2 bedroom Mlllbrldge Hollow, 1 Applications to be done top to bottom Including $ 1 4 7 ,5 0 0 . Phllbrick and 2 air conditioner WE DELIVER apartment, adults pre bedroom, 1st floor, practice. Send resume financing available. and fireplace. A real MANCHESTER-Forest units to remain. Asking In person only. eoe. new vinyl, new win Marilyn Vatteronl. Agency, 646-4200. beauty and must be A Nice Starter 2 bedroom home For Home Delivery, Call ferred, country pri wall-to-wall carpeting, to: 1 Heritage Place, dows throughout, and Ridge 3 bedroom m u lti $89,900. Strano Real Non-smoklno com $285,900. Sentry Real MANCHESTER-To settle sold. Asking $163,900. (4 rooms) for $114,900 level Townhouse lo vacy. No dogs. $460 per appliances, pool and p a n y. IM S , Inc. 340 Suite 105, M anch ester, separate utilities. Very Estate, 647-76530 647-9946 C T 06040. Estate, 643-4060.O estate, 312 Ferguson RE/MAX East of the cated In wooded resi m onth plus 2 m onths sauna. Easy access to Progress Dr.,Man energy efficient 2 bed CONDO MANIAI 11 Very Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 security. 742-0569. 384 and 84. $600 ASSISTANT Managers room apartments. W A N T A N E W E R 2 F a m - Road. 4 bedrooms, River, 647-1419.0 dential area. Sally MANCHESTER-Gorages chester, CT 06040. 649- study, beautifully bright and clean 4 monthly. Coll 645-8661. tor rent. Ridgewood 4 4t5.______and clerks wanted for $154,900. D.W. Fish l l y Duplex????? AN AMERICAN Beauty- Sullivan. $129,900. Sen HEBRON-2 bedroom McCarthy built Duplex landscaped, 2 car gar Custom Ranch. 4 bed try Real Estate, 643- room, 2 bedroom, a p a rtm e n t heat and hot St., 2 cor; Pearl St., 7-11 stores In M anch es Realty, 643-1591.0 newer Condo. Unique APARTMENTS FULL TIM E positions for ter,Vernon and Tol w ith 1 '/a baths, 2 larg e age. $289,000. 646-2426, rooms, 2 fireplaces, 4060.□______water furnished, cellar oversize one cor. Call GSL Building Mainte make-up artists and SOUTH WINDSOR-ln lay out and convenient Newsprint «nd rolls can be land locations. Must be bedrooms, mainte 9-5 weekdays. spacious living room, HARTFORD-FIrst tloor-3 FOR RENT storage, parking, large STORE/OFFICE Rose, 647-8400 or 646- nance Co. Commercl- estheticlans In growing Search Of Excellence? location. Small com yard. No pets, applian 8646.______al/ResIdentlal building picked up S t The M anchester neat cansclentlous, Contemporary Raised nance free aluminum MANCHESTER- walk out family room bedrooms, appliances Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. skin care company. Sa siding and fenced In plex. Appliances In ces. $635 monthly.649- FOR RENT repairs and home Im friendly and own de Ranch In a special Character and charm to flagstone patio. A remain, on bus line. cluded. Call today! Monday through Thursdsy. lary plus commission yard. Some owner fi best describes this spectacular beauty. 2871.— HELPING PEOPLE sa provements. Interior pendable transporta neighborhood. Huge Will rent with option to $92,500. Strano Real MANCHESTER OFFICE For Rent- tisfy their needs and and benefits. Call JudI tion. Please apply In nancing! 11 $187,900. older Colonial with 3 Asking $180's. Call Bar and exterior painting, 12-5pm 872-8882.______rooms, great for enter buy. $58,900 or $475 per Estate, 647-7653.0 Large 5 rooms, 2 bed MANCHESTER-2 room Includes utilities and wants ... that's what want person at; 554 Talcot- Anne Miller Real Est bedrooms, 1'/z baths, bara. RE/MAX East of month. Philips Real efficiency In the man light carpentry. Com CARS taining. Over 2400 ate, 647-8000.O rooms in nice part of parking. Location 485 ads are all about. plete lanitorlal ser DATA Entry Experience v llle Rd. V ern o n , or 513 square feet. Includes beautifully decorated the River, 647-1419.0 Estate, 742-14500 sion on Otus Street. E. Middle Tpke. 646- FOR SALE and well-maintained. town, 2nd floor of 3 vice. Experienced, rel not necessary, on an Center St. Manches- LL fireplaced family FOR THE Elegant And COVENTRY-147 Grant VERNON-End unit. Im L0T8/LAND $525, Includes utilities. 1698.______IBM 3742 Duel Data ter,or Route 195,Tol- Original woodwork, family. $545 a month. Also, 2, newer, 3 bed iable, tree estimates. room, den and laundry. The E llt e lll 3 bed Hill Rd.-New 1850 maculate 1 bedroom FOR SALE MANCHESTER-501 Hart 643-0304.______Station. Other general lond. eoe/m /f/v/h. $234,900. D.W. Fish ro o m , 3 bath hom e w ith doors, and hardwood sq u are to o t, 7 plus CALL 649-5017 room Duplexes on I ROOMMATES office duties. Full be floors. For more de Townhouse style ford Rood. Parking, TAROT and playing card S challer's EARN up to $339.84 per Realty, 643-1591.0 lacuzzi, formal dining room Cape. 2'/j baths, Condo In desirable F O R SALE-Wooded Westerly Street. Ap prime location. 700 WANTED nefits Including dental room, skylltes, fire tails, call Deb Owens, pliances, full base readings. Call for ap Quality week assembling our BRAND NEW LISTING! 1st floor family room South Village Com building lot 2.2 acre. ROCKVILLE-6 room square feet. 649-0969. paid. Call 289-0842 for products at home. Am place, pool and tennis. residence 6 46 -2 04 6. with fireplace and 8' Jack Lappen Realty Tinker Pond Rd. In apartment, yard, gar ment. One with 2Va FEMALE Roommate pointment at 633-2447. an appointment. Delightful 5 plus room $139,900. RE/M AX East plex. Move-ln condi OFFICE Space For Sole Pre-owned Autos azing recorded mes Why settle for less??? French doors, 3 bed tion. $79,900. Philips Bolton. $124,000. age. $700. Available Im baths and fireplace. wanted to share an Ranch on Henry St. In of the River, 647-1419.0 N ice treed y ard . $785 Or Lease-700 square apartment In Manches Value Priced CUSTOMER Service sage reveals details. M a n c h e s te r. 2 b e d $198,900. Anne Miller rooms, laundry/sun- 164 E. Center Street Real Estate, 742-1450o Morro-Lovltt Realty mediately. 643-0136 or Representatlve- Call today. 645-1952. Real Estate, 647-8000.a MANCHESTER-Thls room. Quality through- 875-6201.______646- 4694. and $900 plus utilities. feet, attractive terms. ter. On bus line. 645- I SPORTING rooms, fireplaced liv Hilliard Office Con 6530. Experlenced person to BRAND NEW For Con lovely home has 3 bed out. $209,900. LOTS-$75,000. View of Call Rich Bell, ERA, GOODS 84 Olds Fhenze S/W STOP I You could be pass ing room, eat-ln kit Manchester, CT 06040 a v a i l a b l e Blanchard and Ros- dominiums, West Mid expedlate customer In- ing UP a fo rtu n e. If temporary Lovers! 11 7 room s, 2’/2 baths, and Is Blanchard 8< Rossetto Hartford with this ap Immedlately-Lovely 2 Auto,A/C, 6 0 70R chen, dining room or Reoltors," We're Sel setto, 646-2482.______dle Turnpike, Man- qulrles and sales you're not earning at 3rd bedroom, counter- room spacious Colon In move-ln condition. A proved building lot. bedroom, 2nd floor 2 EXERCISE bikes. 1 duel Like New v w i / T C orders for custom ma real buy at $122,500. ling Houses" 646-2482.0 Stars chester. 446-9946.______action portable. $60 for least $10,000 p er m onth, top range, new wall ial with sunken living 643-4263 Build using your plans apartment. Carpeted, LARGE 2 bedroom apart I CHILD CARE nufacturer. Must be we heed to talk. Call oven and walk-upattic. and dining room area, Coll Deb Owens, resl- PICK YOUR SPOT-Thls3 or seller; $100,000. 1.5 appliances. $625 plus ment on second floor of OFFICE RENTALS- both. 1-800-666-1256, well organized, detail dence 646-2046. Stand Manchester. $250-$400 Rex, 9-5pm. 87 Ford Escort 257-3528, recorded Sod front yard with unique kitchen, with a bedroom Colonial with acre rear lot In Forest u111111es/security. 2 fam ily. 2 extra rooms LICENSED Daycare Pro Auto, A/C, PS. ( 4 Q C oriented, able to re RE/MAX East of the OOOOOOOOOOODLES NORTH COVENTRY- In attic, nice neighbor monthly. Downtown m essage. rose-lined front walk In large family room with 1’/2 baths, fireplace, Hills. Build using your Strano Real Estate, vider has full-time op 15 WOOD FRAME Storm Security System' spond to technical fireplace, on a beoutl- R iv er, 647-1419.CI rec room, 12x20 deck and... oooooooodles of Superb open floor plan out hood. Includes heat location. Approxi SECRETARY-Local one popular Bowers School plans or sellers. Sentry 647- 7653.______ening for all ages, and Windows tor sale. questions, possess ful 1.3 acre treed lot MANCHESTER-Countrv and fenced In yard Is room con be found In In quiet locution with Real Estate, 643-4060.O and hot water. Securi mately 1800 square man law office. Shor area! $142,500. Jackson fenced In rear yard. ROOMMATE Wanted to feet. Commercial before and after school $20/best otter. Call 649- 82 C h e v El C a m in o good telephone skills 8) Jackson Real Estate, with 400 foot frontage Charm. This great conveniently located this spacious 10 room ty/lease/references. care. Waddell School V-6.Auto.PS $ 3 ^ 9 9 5 ond computer expe thand and word pro Cape Cod on East Mid Extras Include a slate share Duplex. Air, wa- $700 monthly 649-4820 building. Center Street 5678 evenings.______cessing a must. 646- 647-8400.O In rural location. house comes with 3 and priced at $152,900. sher/drver, dis District. 646-5260. rience. Salary and be $237,500. Anne Miller Blanchard 8, Rossetto dle Turnpike In Man foyer, new kitchen or 646-4412. location. $1,000 ROOMMATE W o n te d - 2425. BRAND NEW LISTING! bedrooms, 3 full baths, floor, first floor ROOMS hwasher. 643-6681. EXPERIENCED, respon nefits commensurate Real Estate, 647-8000.D 2 car garuge plus cen Realtors," We're Sel chester. Ideal In-law MANCHESTER- monthly. Bolton-Route Male preferred. $325 with experience. Send Cozy Cope Cod on ling Houses" - setup with 4-5 bed laundry, lots of closets, ORDER i ] FOR RENT MANCHESTER- 44A. $445. Office or sible childcare pro plus security. Includes * , , o - Crestwood Drive In MANCHESTER- tral air for those hot 646 2482.0 Avollable Imme vided In our Coventry / I S / ? " resume to WR- sum m er daysl It Is rooms, 4 baths, fire bullt-ln dressers. Extra 2bedroom Townhouse, retail. Free standing utilities. 633-2447. Sunroof 9 0 , 4 y 0 I Q| BUSINESS Manchester. This Exceptlonal Cape. MANCHESTER- flue for woodstove. diately. Large 1 home. Flexible hours. Personnel Depart beautifully decorated place, enormous fam ONE FOR 17-L Garden Drive. $650 bedroom with carpet building. Anne Miller home offers 7 rooms, 3 Nicely decorated 6 Spoclous 4 bedroom Master bedroom has Real Estate, 647-8000. Call Cara or Jim, 647- ment, 199 Forest Street, GU' ^ I dppdrtunities and Is In move-ln condi ily room, country DELUXE, QUIET, WARM, monthly plus electrlc- ing and appliances. SKI BOOTS, women's 88 Cutlass Coupe Manchester, 06040. bedrooms, fireplace, room home with en newly painted Colonial walk-ln closet, skylight /gas, 2 month deposit. 7722 o n ytlm e.______tion. For a showing call on Garth Road featur kltcher,, deck, rec YOUR AD CARING, PRIVATE HOME $500 per m onth. 646- 7Vj , $20; ski rack, $30; V-6.SLPKG.. < 0 OOR START your own busi hardwood floors, walk closed rear porch, 2 and rough bathroom. Many privileges. Parking on bus R eferences. 646- LOVING mom will care child's school desk, $25. Loaded y T , T T a decks, fenced In yard, Deb Owens, residence ing first floor family room, big yard, and 4144. HEAD HOUSEKEEPER- ness! Hair salon. out basem ent, 2 car Much More! See for $167,900. Philips Real TODAY! line. East Hartford near Manch 7797/646-3043/645-0784. Manchester tor your child in my Call 643-0824. detached garage and move-ln condition, 646-2046. $179,900. room, garage and well Estate, 742-14500 4 ROOMS, 1st floor, 2 /Front Desk. One per $9,000. Includes busi R E /M A X East Of the yourself. Ottered at ester line. Working M/F over 35 MANCHESTER- Class A office space $8 square Manchester home. 643- 87 Me|s;r ble LS son to supervise ness, equipment, and vinyl siding! Ver- convenient location. landscaped lot. Turn eferred. No alcohol/drugs. famlly,heat/hot water, 9960.______Less than 1 mile to River, 647-1419.0 your skills Into gold. $189,900. Jackson 8, ELLINGTON-Not your 643-2711 Avolloble Imme- loot. NNN 2,600-3,400 or housekeepers and supplies. Rent Includes planck School. Just Jackson Real Estate, average Cope. Beauti R«leterences. washer/dryer hoo s O ''M ,9 9 5 1-384. $139,900. Philips CATHEDRAL Join the professionals dlately. 1 bedroom kups. Available March 6,000 s c ^ e feet available. LICENSED Daycare Pro I MUSICAL work the front desk on heat and hot water. needs thee and a little 647-8400.D ful hardwood flooring 289-6345 apartment, heat and vider has full time op occasion. Experience Anne Miller Real Est TLC. $135,000. Jackson Real Estate, 742-1450n Contemporary- at Century 21 Epstein 1. S ecurity and re fe re n ITEMS Poladlum master bed Realty, 647-8895. throughout, clapboard hot water Included. Se ening tor all oges and 87 Acura Legendl e g e n a preferred apply In per ate, 647-8000. 8< Jackson Real Estate, NORTH COVENTRY- MANCHESTER-great siding, full length rear ces requested. $650. Larry Fiano 643-5614 V-6, Auto, 647-8400.O room. Builders quality. $179,900.0 curity deposit and ref Call 646-2266. before and after school $T0,995 son. Manchester Vil Selllng below recon starter or retirement porch, 2 c ar g a rag e, erences. No pets. Boyle care. Waddell School SPINET Plano tor sale- Loaded lage M o to r Inn, 100 struction cost. $ 2 5 9 ,9 0 0 . Call Ron MANCHESTER-New to LEGAL NOTICE MANCHESTER-6 ROOM, $350 or best otter. Good EAST HARTFORD- Fournier, 6 49 -3 03 7. home ottered In this 5 large outbuilding. In- FINAL ACTION OF THE Monagement,Co.,649- District. 646-5260. East Center St., Man Spacious newer Cedar Market. Spacious 4 room Ranch. Conve ground pool, priced to 4800. 3 bedroom Duplex. Ap Manchester condition. 647-1555. chester CT. Fantastlc. Newly sided sided 3 bedroom Colon R E /M A X East Of the bedroom Spilt featur INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION RESPONSIBLE licensed 88 Acuro LegendLegend INSTRUCTIDN three bedroom Ranch nient to highwovs and sell I $147,500. Philips pliances. $725 monthly V-6, Luxury ial, 2 full baths, eat-ln River, 647-1419.0 ing oversized master TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT BENNET Elderly plus security. 646-0576. Business/Residential daycare mom has op ASSEMBLYI Clerical! with a flowing floor- shopping. CHFA Can Real Estate, 742-1450o Aportments-1 bedroom ening tor toddler or Pkg., Auto $19,900 Work done at home. TUTORING by certified kitchen, open floor M ANCHESTER-Best bedroom, 2 full baths, didate. $129,900. Sentry The Inland Wetlands Commission of Andover, Connecticut COVENTRY-Convenlent, Combination I CARS plan for easy living. plan, dining room with walk to school and bus MANCHESTER-Neatand apartments tor Imme older. Good references Make toys, crafts, elec English teacher. 25 ye Buy! Oversized Ranch Reol Estate, 643-4060.D clean expandable 4 held a meeting on February 13, 1990 at which time the follow private locotlon. Wall- 5 room office or retail suite FOR SALE 85 Pontiac Grand Am Updated kitchen with sliders to deck, heat completely done over. line. Call today. ing action was taken; diate occupancy. 1 and reasonable rotes. tronics, others. Coll ars experience. Conve Oak cabinets and new MANCHESTER- room Cope. Newly m onth fre e ren t. Please to-wall carpeting, plus 5 room, 3 bedroom apt. Coll 649-53855 anytime, V6.AT.A/C $4^495 Delta Enterprises, 1- nient hours. 643-7125. recirculating fire Shows like new. 7 $153,900. Turn your #1-8-90RR, Robert Russell, Route 6 and Merritt VSIley windows are lust a skills Into gold. Join Im m o cu lo te 3 bedroom pointed and papered. call 528-6522 tor an basement storage. 1 G&S Associates 643-2121 ask tor Mary. 504-641-8423, ext. 866. place, Reduced to room s, 2 fu ll baths, New custom kitchen Roads tor site improvements, approved with conditions. and 2 bedroom a p a rt sample of the recent $179,900. Philips Real huge master bedroom, the professionals at Split level. Priced to application. CARDINAL 85 Buick Century Improvements. Great sell! Specialties in cabinets. Arched door #2-13-90JT, Jerry Taylor tor a rear lot driveway within 100' ments. $450 and $500. 2 HDMES Estate, 742-14500 family room, lovely Century 21, Epstein MANCHESTER-Brand months security. No AT A/C, PS $ 3 9 9 5 Wishing will not sell any lot on a cul-de-sac. setting and handicap Realty, 647-8895.0 clude fireplaced living way and fireplace In butter zone on Hendee Road. Approved. s p a n k in g newl 2nd ELLINGTON ELF BUICK, INC. thing ... a low-cost ad in HDFDR SALE $127,900. D.W. Fish NORTH COVENTRY- room and Inground Sa llvingroom. Enclosed dogs. 742-0569. accessible. Call Linda, floor, 1 bedroom apart 1984 Fiero, Black, Clean $3,795 Realty, 643-1591.0 Contemporary Colon brina pool. Joan In- porch, private yard. #2-13-90PSC, Town of Andover, proposed site develop MEADOWVIEW Country setting daycare lor Clossifled will. Why not residence 647-8691 fo r ment plan for a now Public Safely Complox, on School ment with fully op- 1986 Celebrity Sedan $6,380 84 Olds Ciera Coupe COLUMBIA-LIke To ial with large rooms guontl. $154,900. Sentry $137,900. Philips Real PLAZA your child during ^e sum place one today! 643-2711. MANCHESTER-Waiting and open floor plan. details. Special financ Road. pllanced kitchen, car 1986 Pontiac Firebird $6,895 V6. AT, Loc;ded $ ^ 9 9 5 Cook? This 7 room for a borgaln? Here It Real Estate, 643-4060.O Estate, 742-14500 mer! Available: gardening, 2x6 construction, And ing possible. $149,900. GLASTONBURY peting, air. Intercom 1986 Grand Marquis V-8 $8,980 Aapidly growing co. Cope has huge kitchen Is. Lovely 7 room Cape RE/MAX East of the Additional information may bo found in the Minutes of the security, storage, with center Island, lots erson Vinyl clad win Minnechaug Mountain Meeting in the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building, I CONDOMINIUMS 1000 sq. ft. jam making, farm animals 1966 Corvette Loaded $18,990 full-tinie, responsible sales In a convenient loco- dows, Merrillaf ca River, 647-1419.0 laundry facilities and Busy Rte. 83, new 1000 86 Pontiac Grand Am of cabinets, countertop 4 br, 2 1/2 bath Con OPEN HOUSE 17 School Road. FOR RENT and plenty of other fun 1987BuickLeSabreCpe. $9,980 V6.5-SP-XA/C $ 4 ^ 5 9 5 secretary. C^alified candi tlonl Spacious living binets. Area of new DEER Run Trall-Lvdall parking. No pets. Heat I and a pantry closet, room with fireplace, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1:30-4:30 pm Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 23rd day of February, sq. ft. rental area.- In at 1987ChevS-10P/U $6,280 date should be ^ e to perform homes on aulet cul-de- Woods. Reduced. temporary. 2 acres w/ extra. Security. $500 a tractive shopping plaza. activities. hardwood floors, wood formal dining room, 13 Pond View Lane 1990. 1987 Cadillac Brougham $12,980 general office duties w/accu- sac. Property borders Beautiful country loca month. 646-1379. MANCHESTER-Newer, 2 Ideal for retail, office, stove hook-up. 4 year eat-ln kitchen and a view. Cathedral ceil bedrooms, olr conditi Call Elaine l9870ldsmobileFirenza $5,980 86 Ford F«'- racy in a professional manner. old 16x24 above ground Skungamaug River. tion. Best buy per ANDOVER INLAND MANCHESTER-2 b e d professional, service. relaxing, newly car ings, 2 fireplaces, multi oned, new appliances, 1968 Cavalier Z-24 $8,980 Typing and word processing pool with large deck on $239,900. Philips Real square foot. 2 spacious WETLANDS COMMISSION room apartment, 2nd Call A nytim e ATA^OV.y.995 peted LL rec room. Estate, 742-14500 bedrooms, skylights, pool. Heat and hot 1988 Chev S-10P/U $7,495 exp. a must. Pleasant, mod n e a rly 3 acres. $205,000. Nice home! $137,500. decks. John England, flo o r, appliances. $525 647-7435 French atrium doors to Chairman per month plus secur water. $695 per month. James J. Gessay 1989 Centu7 Coupe $10,980 ern, fast-paced office environ Philips Real Estate, D.W. Fish Realty, 643- COVENTRY-Bullders own home. Superb private patio. Fully op- OWNER/BROKER ity. 643-5372, 9om-5pm. Call 644-5257 days, or 875-0134 licen sed 1989 Buick Skylark Sedan $8,790 Many Others In Slock ment. Ful benefits including 742-14500 1591.0 644-3313 evenings. craftsmanship. Clap pllanced, 1 car garage. 703-524-9299 Immediate Delivery dental. board siding, 3 bed P.U.D. not a Condo. 81 Adams St., eoe, non-smokinfl CO There's someone out or your broker there who wants to buy YOU CAN enjoy extro rooms, 2'/a baths, over Monthly fee $16. Call Manchester SCHALLER ACURA Reply to Box I I q ^ C A R S CARS [g^C A RS your power fools. Find vacation money by ex sized 2 car garage with Sharon M iller,646-5566. $310,000 I CARS [ ^ C A R S I CARS 345 Center S t, Manchester c/o Manchester Herald stairs to loft, private RE/MAX East of the FOR SALE EU for sa le FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 649-4571 fhot buyer with a low-cost changing idie items in River, 647-1419.0 647-7077 15 Bralnard Place od In Classified. 643-2711. your home tor cosh ... 1.45 acre parcel. Re EXCEPTIONAL DETAIL AND AMBIENCE with an ad in classified. duced to $219,900. Phil BOLTON $426,000 Coll 643-2711 to piace your ips Real Estate, 742- 53 Gerard Street Beautiful Custom Contemporary surrourtded by natural ad. 1450O beauty with frontage on a 10-acre pond for your year round NEED EXTRA CASH? enjoyment. Breathtaking views from the kitchen, FR and master bedroom. Truly one of a kind home. WORK AT HOME DIRECTIONS; Porter St., left on Campmeeting Fid., R on Come join our Team of Home Birch Mtn, Right on TinkerPond, Right on Pond View home on right ornct HOUAi! OAiiy i ah to s sui iaturoav i ah to i m TELEMARKETERS 1 ? o f j a g § . Must be self motivated! tM MARTWAO T JM . • VINNON ,41 luIN •TRECT • UANCHItTSR Must be excellent in Selling! When you need to edvertlee,' You will feel Right at Home! nothing works like Classified!* MANCHESTER ASKING $178,900 OPEN HOUSE Immaculate 3 BR Colonial in one of Manchester's SATURDAY, February 24,2-4 pm Interested? Dial 643-2711 finest areas. LR w/fireplace, formal dining room, eat- 53 Bell Street For more information call in kitchen, enclosed sun porch, rec room, garage plus many amenities. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 If you're looking for a great buy, then see this fine Between 3 and 6 pm ilaiirljralrr HrralJi home. Call Now! 647-1221 ______Ask for Elaine WILE MOTORS IS OVERSTOCKED!! Correnti Real Estate h o u r : WE MUST LIQUIDATE 37 CARS BY THE PRIVATE PARTY OPEN HOUSE ONLV ONLV * 4 DRIVERS SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24.12-4PM FRIDAY - 4P M.-8P.M. CLOSE OF BUSIHESS THIS SATURDAY FRIDAY - 4 P M.-8 P M LAKE STREET MANCHESTER $179,900 SATURDAY - 9 A M -5 P M. Wile Motors Has Leased A Local Because Of Our Lack Of Room The SATURDAY ■ 9 A M -5 P r.t NAMCO, one of America’s largest re Merchandise Ads Immaculate home on largo country lot. Good sized rooms, all with new carpeting. Sliders to deck. Three BR's 21/2 baths. .FeDruary 23rd & 2atti Stockyard Just 400 Yards From Our STOCKYARD SALE Will Be Held At .February 23rd S 24th tailers of home leisure products, is ex Your Host - Tom Ferguson. Showroom. That Location DIRECTIONS: Koonoy Street to Bush Hill Road, left on Betl panding and has an immediate open StreeL home on left. ing for a Class I and Class II driver. Position is permanent. Full benefit OEFICI HOURS; DAIUTI AM TO I AM; IATUROAV I AM TO i AM •FINANCIHG AVAILABLE 37 CARS AT SACRIFICE PRICES package fully paid, overtime available. D .W F ISH B e tte r EXTRA FINANCE PERSONNEL WILL BE ON HAND FOR THIS SALE iVE THOUSANDS ON SPECIAL PURCHASE AND TOP QUALITY USED CAI * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days TH t REALTY COMPANY | | All New England deliveries, no over 991 u o I4S MAIN aTRCCT • UANCHEITIR * Additional Lines 50