W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Nov. 11, 1986 t - MANCH BUSINESS FOCUS Rain and snow Potatoes take heip"and hurt the top spot Business In Brief ‘ :■ 'V-V;. ^ . T bills come in variety of sizes ... page 12 ... pegs 13' QUESTION: ton, D.C. There are 12 district government, this was a capital Lydall’s 3rd-quarter sales rise A speaker at a Federal Reserve Banks and 25 gains situation and I should be able Lydall Inc. of Manchester this week reported sales of $26.9 seminar I at­ branches around thecountry. Your to deduct the fee I paid to the million for the third quarter of 1986, compared with $24.6 million broker at the of purchase tended said " T local bank can provide the address for the fame period last year. from the gain I report on my biiis” are the Investors’ of the fed bank or branch serving Millard H. Pryor Jr., the company’s chairman, said earnings your area. income tax return. best investment for the third quarter dropped from a 1985 figure of $580,000, or 20 for senior citi­ Guide If you decide to go the do-it- If I must report this as interest, yourself route, get a tender form am I permitted to deduct the cents a share to $314,000 or 10 cents a share this year. zens today. The reasons for the drop was attributed to a number of things, Piease teii me A. Doyle and instruction for filling it out. brokerage fee from the interest? including a one-time charge of 24 cents a share to cover a net cost about T bitls. Along with the tender, you must ANSWER: You must report the of closing the company’s elastomer plant in Chicago and What are they? pay the full face amount of the T difference between the price you transferring its product line to other Lydall locations. Jiattrlipatpr Hrralft In what denom- bill you want to buy. Within a week paid and theTbiH’smaturity value inations are after the auction, you’ll receive a as interest. The Internal Revenue This shift caused some interruption of production and ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm they soid? Where can I buy them? bills every fourth Thursday, except “ discount check” for the differ­ Code specifies that T bills are decreased productivity fo r the quarter, the company reported.^ When do they pay intftrest? when a holiday necessitates a ence between the price at which “ excluded from consideration as From an operational standpoint, the company said, Lydalls’ change. you buy the T bill and the T bill’ s capital assets.” Fiber Material Group had a good quarter overall. Despite some ANSWER: T bill is the nickname There are twoways to buyT bills. fsc0 vdlu0 You are not allowed deduct the pressure from increased raw material costs, lower demand and 30 C e n ts Low for U.S. Treasury bill, our federal You can have a securities broker­ In 1987, 'T bills will be phased into broker’s fee from that interest. effects of vacation shutdowns, the group benefited from tight cost Wednesday, Nov. 12,1966 Temt government’ s shortest term debt age firm or a bank do it for you. Or, the new "Treasury Direct” pro­ Now, the good news. Assuming controls and particular emphasis on new product development. N obligation. They are available with you can make it a do-it-yourself gram. When that happens, dis­ you Itemize, you can take that maturities of 13, 26 and 52 weeks project. count checks will not be mailed toT broker’s fee as an itemized deduc­ and in $10,000 minimum By going through a brokerage or bill buyers. Instead, that money tion on your income tax return. List T-blll Interest rates at 3-month high denominations. bank, ybu buy the T bill at the will be deposited, by electronic it as an investment expense under Pratt WASHINGTON — Interest rates on short-term Treasury 8th District T bills are “ discount securities. ’’ discounted purchase price and pay funds transfer, in the T bill buyers’ miscellaneous deductions You Imy at a price below face value a fee — typically $35 to $60. Each bank accounts. Things will change next year. securities rose in Monday’s auctions to their highest levels in and receive the face value at brokerage and bank sets its own The new tax law says that, nearly three months. maturity. charge. QUESTION: A $50,000 face beginning in 1987, virtually all The Treasury Department soid $8.0 billion in three-month bills Show amount U.S. Treasury bill I owned trims The 13- and 20-week bills are To handle it on your own, you itemized deductions inust exceed 2 at an average discount rate of 5.41 percent, up from 5.23 percent auctioned off every Monday, un­ submit a "tender” to a Federal matured in 1986. It seems to me percent of your adjusted gross last week. Another $8.0 billion was sold in six-month bills at an seeks talks less a holiday causes the sale to be Reserve Ban k or branch or the U.S. that, as I bought the T bill from the income before you get a tax average discount rate of 5.54 percent, up from 5.30 percent last Friday or Tuesday; the 52-week Treasury Department in Washing­ government and sold it back to the deduction. NATIOB week. eastern The rates were the highest since three-month bills sold for 5.64 force percent and six-month bills averaged 5.65 percent last August 18. northerr The new discount rates understate the actual return to investors — 5.56 percent for three-month bills with a $10,000 bill on disputes Homeowners learn lesson on energy By John F. Kirch selling for $9,863.20 and and 5.78 percent for six-month bills Herald Reporter By John Cunniff Countries, turned the world oil to conserve. Some products, in billion on home improvements and selling for $9,719.90. J V The Associated Press market upside down, suddenly fact, were designed to be wasteful; repairs, compared with less than More than 1,500 managerial and By George Layng not a liaison committee. The way transferring power from buyer to pretty design, that is, often was $70 billion a year earlier. And the supervisory employees of the Pratt Herald Reporter talks will be held will be deter­ Dollar, gold lose ground In trading A Whitney Aircraft Group stand to NEW YORK — It is an oft- seller. valued more than efficiency. biggest segment of those expendi­ mined later if the directors agreed lose their Jobs in the next year forgotten lesson, even in a capital­ Soon after, Americans who had But the lesson was learned, and tures was for improving energy LONDON — The U.S. dollar was marginally down against most In an attempt to compromise on to them, he said. during a major reorganization, a ist society that endorses it as a been heating homes with oil priced almost every new factory, ma­ efficiency — not for adding European currencies in quiet trading today, while gold lost $4 to problems involving fire protection Lassow said this morning he and company official said today. fundamental law of economic life. at around 20 cents a gallon were chine and vehicle built since then luxuries. $5 a troy ounce. and sewer service in Manchester, LaBelle might appear before the It is the realization that you can paying more than a dollar. Mo­ has given energy efficiency top A survey by the National Re- Currency dealers said markets were quieted by the scheduled The cutbacks are taking place in the Eighth Utilities District has town directors when they meet Connecticut and Florida, the two turn markets upside down by reover, the general inflation that priority. And nowhere has it been modelor’ s Council gives the break­ closure of U.S. banks for Veterans’ Day observances Tuesday. created a two-man committee to Thursday. However, he said they down: Window and door replace- states where Pratt & Whitney has changing the price of a product. followed undermined the buying more evident than in the homes in In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe’s business day explore the possibility of holding might opt instead to send the town which we live. ment 18.6 percent; its highest concentration of em­ The Arab oil embargo of 1973, power of paychecks. begins, the dollar closed at 162.65 yen, unchanged from Monday’s negotiations with the town of directors a letter asking for a and the subsequent setting of The experience was traumaticto According to the National Asso­ roofing-siding-insulation 12.1 per­ ployees, spokesman Curtis G. Manchester. meeting. ciation of Home Builders, house­ cent; adding a wood stove or close. Later, in London, it was quoted at 162.55 yen. Linke said. He said that between higher prices by OPEC, the Organ­ an economy so used to low-cost District President Walter Joyner DiRosa said he does not core how holds last year spent more than $80 fireplace 6.3 percent. 1,500 and 2,000 employees in the two ization of Petroleum Exporting energy that it had made little effort today said he has asked district the talks are held. All matters states will be affected as positions Director Gordon Lassow and dis­ should be open to compromise, he are eliminated and workers are trict legal counsel John D. LaBelle argued, including the possibility of' asked either to leave the company Jr. to contact the Manchester the district surrendering its sewer with benefits or take alternative N.Y. home Board of Directors in hopes of authority in exchange for control of Job assignments — often at re­ arranging future meetings be­ the Buckland firehouse. duced salaries. tween the two governments. Linke and other company offi­ The district has not formally prices soar cials said the streamlining effort The move is the first toward taken a position on what to do about was taking place to make Pratt & resolving longstanding differences the Buckland firehouse, and a V- Whitney, a subsidiary of United between the town and district since survey of the directors found a By Ira Rosenfeld Technologies Corp., more last week’s election, when voters difference of opinion. The district The Associated Press competitive. overwhelmingly rejected a pro­ had planned to build its own fire The company made the “ difficult posed change that would have station two lots away from the WASHINGTON - While the but necessary decision to stream­ removed the district’ s power to town’s facility earlier this year, but MORNI price of a house in the New York fend off consolidation with the canceled those plans after the town line our salaried-level organization A P photo clouds City metropolitan area continues and reduce staff overhead in order town. agreed to explore the possibility o f . to go through the roof, realtors in sharing the building with district Southw , to better position itself to respond Freed hostage Marcel Coudari hugs his with another French hostage, Camille The decision was viewed as a Houston are left to ponder how low quickly, in a cost effective manner, victory for the Eighth District, firefighters. Midwes they must go before bottoming out. to increasingly competitive son Tuesday upon his arrival at Orly Sontag. • which has provided fire protection Those talks have broken down, The National Association of market conditions,” President Art Airport near . "He was freed along and sewer service to most of and in the wake of the election, Realtors announced Monday that Wegner said in a prepared state­ northern Manchester for nearly 100 some district directors spoke out the median price for an existing ment. “ Pratt & Whitney will years. Following the vote, leaders against sharing. single-family home in the metro­ continue to hire and transfer on both sides said negotiations Director Willard J. Marvin said politan area that includes New employees to fill specific needs, but would be necessary to iron out their Tuesday sharing "Is probably York City, Long Island and North­ 2 sees hostage hope impossible.” Similarly, Lassow at this time, as with most Ameri­ differences. ern New Jersey stood at $166,800 can companies, we are resizing Town Director Peter DiRosa. has rejected the idea, and Director for the third quarter of this year. i ^ r t r a ! ourselves to assure our collective French Premier Jacques Chirac, at Orly Samuel Longest said “ there’s an By Elaine Ganiev one of the board’s Democratic The $166,800 median — the awful lot of straightening out to do” success in the future.” airport to greet Coudari and Sontag, offered his majority, said this morning he highest in the nation — also The Associated Press The company has 12,000 salaried “ very sincere thanks” to the Syrians as well as to wants talks to begin before he would support resuming represented a 20.7 percent increase Parole employees in Connecticut and 6,000 PARIS — Two French hostages returned to Saudi Arabia and Algeria. “ Immediately.” sharing talks. over the median price recorded one District Director Joseph Tripp In Florida, Linke said; their homeland after months of captivity in He vowed France would do “ everything ... He said the talks should be Jac k ‘ year earlier in the New York area. said Tuesday he would still like to Under the reduction plan, ail Lebanon, and France’s foreign minister said consistent with its dignity and honor” to free its “ approached with the intention of Mnrphy, a The median price of a resale see the Buckland firehouse shared managerial and supervisory posi­ there was every indication that other missing remaining citizens. reaching a conclusion instead of pion who house in Houston, meanwhile, on an equal basis. If that fails, tions will come under review. Frenchmen could be released. Foreign MiniMer Jean-Bernard Raimond, in a paying lip service to each other.” years in continued to plummet as the though, he said he would favor Many positions will be eliminated “ Vive la France,” said Marcel Coudari after television interview, also thanked Syria for its The two major issues to be preaching Itouthwest staggers under the having the district buy the fire­ as responsibilities and functions stepping from the plane Tuesday night, making a help in freeing the two, and said “ everything resolved are how the town’s campus Ic weight of a crippled energy house from the town. The last w ill, Im combined with other victory sign with his fingers. “ I knew I would be indicates all our hostages will be released.” Buckland firehouse on Tolland Murphy industry. option would be for the district to .positions. freed.” Six Frenchmen are missing in Lebanon. Turnpike w^ll be used and who will The median prhie of a resale build its own facility, Tripp said. tional noi Linke said that employees will be Coudari, 54, and Camille Sontag, 85, were But Coudari, citing a “ pretty official source,” collect sewer hookup charges from home in Houston this summer was heist of asked to choose between taking handed over to French envoys in Damascus said he believed researcher Michel Seurat, whose a new line planned for the northw­ Tripp, Marvin and Longest all $70,400, a drop of $13,300, or 15.9 India sapi another Job in the company or earlier Tuesday by Syrian Foreign Minister “ execution” was announced March 5 by the est corner of Manchester. served on the last liaison commit­ percent, in Just 12 months. of Natura participating in Pratt & Whitney’s Farouk al-Sharaa. Less than 12 hours earlier they Islamic Jihad group, had in fact died later of Joyner warned that if the town tee established by the district, and While the median price of a home He was separation program. Under that were freed in west Beirut by a pro-Iranian Shiite natural causes. does not respond to the district’s the three said it was successful in in New York City stood at one end life sente program, employees leave the Moslem group calling itself the Revolutionary Both hostages appeared well despite their offer to negotiate, there will not be helping to establish the town’s of the spectrum, those with smaller said at i company but would receive many Justice Organization. ordeal, but Sontag looked frail. a second initiative. Joyner said he paramedic service and 911 system. bank accounts would be better Orlando, company benefits for a given time, Two other French hostages were freed in a wants a settlement to be reached All were adamant, though, that served in Grand Rapids, Mich., was “ like including severance pay, insu- similar way last June. Please tnm to page l| on “ a logical and intelligent basis. ” the district shouid preserve control where the median price was He said LaBelle and Lassow are of its sewer lines. saw yeai pegged at $50,600. Please turn to page 12 doesn’t s< In determining median price, like anyb( half the homes sold cost more and He sale half cost less. The median price ministry, nationwide for the third quarter High couifs cases may answer affirmative action questions lecture was $80,200, 4.7 percent above the engagem same time last year. blacks be promoted based on their Circuit Court of Appeals in 1985. paintings Home sales, meanwhile, fueled allegedly more qualified man by a black trooper for every white By James H. Rubin percentage among applicants for He ha by mortgage rates at an eight-year county road agency in California. promoted until blacks comprise ^ ' The California case is the first in The Associated Press Cooney to address higher-ranking Jobs. work-rele low, increased 7.9 percent The Reagan administration is percent of upper-rank officerSr which the high court is addressing Justice Department lawyers 23 month nationwide. WASHINGTON — The Supreme opposing the affirmative action town hiring statement The federal government had directly preferential treatment for said the quota “ requires discrimi­ According to the real estate Court is resuming its examination plans in both cases. been allied with the blacks in the women in the workplace. — See page 4 nation against innocent white state trade organization, the largest of affirmative action, raising the In the 1985-86 court term that Alabama case since a racial Paul John-son. a 57-year-old employees. (It) puts the wrong gun Barro annual percentage increase in prospect it will answer lingering concluded in July, the Justices discrimination suit was filed highway worker with 30 years to the wrong head, holding innocent home sale activity was in Georgia, questions over preferential Job announced three Important deci­ against the state police in 1972 by experience, was denied promotion 9 Sydney white state troopers hostage for the where the pace of existing-home promotions for women, and sions generally bolstering civil the National Association for the to dispatcher by the Santa Clara Y ork’s ’ purpose of ending the (police) sales climbed 33.3 percent over the minorities. rights forces and rejecting the uncertainty about the future of Advancement of Colored People. County Transportation Agency in told abo third quarter of last year. administration’s position that af­ preferential treatment in department’s alleged The court was scheduled to hear The Reagan administration 1980. Georgia The next strongest increases firmative action should be limited promotions. recalcitrance.” arguments today on the lawfulness switched sides after a federal The Job instead went to Diane her rela were reported in Wisconsin and to actual victims of discrimination. In the Alabama case, the court They said other remedies, short of a promotion quota for black state Judge in 1983 ordered the one-for- Joyce, a 42-year-old widow with arrest wi Florida, where the resale rates But those rulings, dealing prim­ will decide whether the state police of the one-for-one promotion quota, troopers In Alabama and the one quota, upheld by the 11th U.S. four children. ness acui were up 26.9 percent and 23.1 arily with hirings and layoffs, left may be forced to promote one would be adequate, and urged that promotion of a woman instead of an ■H I' percent, respectively. Ohio showed Kin Barrow a 23.5 percent annual increase, her book, while Illinois was up 21.8 percent. & 100's ^freeperpacl^- TODAY’S HERAfcP dam: Thi Overall, 18 states recorded sales Regular and Ex-attorney general arranged contact Biddle increases of at least 10 percent, mother t including eight with increases of 20 M enthol Cloudy and cold Sanctions likely arrest b percent over the same period of about arranging the contact when surfaced after the kidnappers Bv Rick Gladstone embargo. Cloudy tonight with a chance of President Reagan is expected to relatives 1985. The Associated Press “ I established a channel with the asked to clarify rumors he was freed American David Jacobsen on act promptly on recommended “ Once again, lower mortgage snow late at night. Low in the 20s. government and Hashemi,” Ri­ involved in purported U.S. efforts Nov. 2 after holding him 17 months. sanctions against Syria that one interest rates. combined with a Windy and cold Thursday. Mostly chardson said. He did not identify to secure the hostages’ release Richardson said Hashemi was official says stop short of a break in strong demand are the major PEKING — Former U.S. Attor­ cloudy with a few flurries. High the U.S. officials he put in touch through secret arms sales to Iran. eager to play a role in winning the diplomatic relations with the Arab factors in the strength of tne ney General Elliott Richardson temperature only in the 30s. 6 release of the hostages because It said today he arranged contact with Hashemi, and said he did not He denied any connection to the Details on page 2. nation. Story on page 9. housing markets,” said Glenn might help ease his own legal between U.S. officials and an know if the effort had any effect on purported sales. Crellin, the association’s vice problems. influential Iranian expatriate this efforts to free the hostages. At least two of the six Americans president of economics and re­ Hashemi’s family relationship to year in an effort to gain freedom Richardson said the contact was missing in Lebanon are.believed search. "F o r most states, this is Iran’s senior leadership, Richard­ for American hostages in Lebanon. arranged this year. held by Shiite Mosl^ms^ loyal to Veterans bill offered the strongest level of home-resale son said, “ was indicative of the fact He said the Iranian, business­ He said the charges against Iran’s Shiite leadership, and Raf­ Patients at the state Veterans activity that we've seen since that he was well-connected.” Index man Cyrus Hashemi, was a first Hashemi subsequently were sanjani said last week that his Home and Hospital would get free 1979.” He described Hashemi as an According to fhe Federal Home cousin of Iranian Parliament dropped and he died a few months government might be willing to use care and the institution would be 24 pagai. 2 soctlon* Oxford-educated businessman Loan Bank Board, the average speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani. ago, apparently of natural causes.* its influence with the kidnappers to barred from seizing the estates of with homes in London, New York Advice. Lottery. effective Interest rate, including Richardson, a senior partner in a Richardson said he did not seek the Americans’ release in veterans who die there, under a bill and Connecticut. Business____ 21 Obituaries____ 12 points, on existing homes during Washington law firm who held represent Hashemi in the criminal exchange for weapons and military to be considered in the next Richardson was secretary of Classified - 22-23 Opinjon______6 the summer months, was 10.2 numerous Cabinet posts in the case and did not know if the parts. legislative session. The measure health, education and welfare from Com ics_____ 10 People______2 percent. This compares with 9.98 1970s, said the businessmen was a Iranian’s offer of help in the Rafsanjani did not say whether comes from Rep. Eugene A. SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking 1970-72, secretary of defense in Connecticut__ 5 Sports___ 17-20 percent in the last quarter of 1978 client who had been Indicted on hostage case led to the dismissal of such sales already have been Migliaro Jr., R-Wolcott, the Gen­ 1972-73, attorney general in 1973 Entertainment 16 Television _ and 10.4 In the first quarter of 1979. Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, charges of selling rubber rafts, charges. made. eral Assembly’s most outspoken and secretary of commerce in Focus 13 U.S./World Regional weaknesses, affected Mfr's. suggested pricing based on lull-price brands. wire, and other non-military goods Richardson, attending a confer­ .The White House has refused to veterans’ advocate. Story on page . Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. 5i Local news3-4,12 Weather___ by slumps in energy, agriculture to Iran in violation of a U.S. ence in Peking, told reporters confirm or deny the reports, which 1976-77. and mining Industribs, kept the increases from going Vo n higher. Kings: 10 mg "tar," O.B mg nicotine - lOO's: 12 mg ','tar," 0 9 mg nicotine av per cigarette by FTC method. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 12, 1986 — $ t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1986 4 — MAN( In Brief Cheney rail tracks WEATHER 'A K: Board of Directors to hear public ripe for abandonment .Dy The town Board of Directors has scheduled a public comment session for Nov. 20 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the board’s office in Connecticut forecast the Municipal Building to hear suggestions and complaints from By George Layng the track so that it could eventually be used. is residents. Herald Reporter “It seems to me a shame if it’s lost,’’ he Central, East Interior and Southwest Interior: Future sessions will be held on the first Tuesday of each month said. Cloudy tonight with a chance of snow late at night. from 9 to 10 a.m. and the third Thursday of each month from 6; 30 Conrail may win approval to dismantle However, Richard L. Leete, the state Nc Lows in the 20s. Windy and cold T|iursday. Mostly to 7:30 p.m. the railroad track that runs from northern Department of Transportation's assistant Manchester to the Cheney Historic District director for rail operations, said today the 40s cloudy with a few flurries. High temperatures only pri in the 30s. by late this month because no one is ready to state would probably not purchase the West Coastal and East Coastal: Cloudy tonight buy it for rail service. track. He said the state only purchases rail Board appoints career panel lines if they are between major cities, or it By Joh with a chance of snow late at night. Lows 30 to 35. No offers have been made for the 1.9-mile Herald Wind and cold Thursday. Mostly cloudy with high rail line, known as the South Manchester there is the potential for freight service. The Board of Education Monday established a committee to Industrial Track, since the company asked The South Manchester Industrial line — temperatures 35 to 40. Triple Standard design the local career incentive program under the Education the Interstate Commerce Commission in believed to be the smallest privately owned Richa Northwest Hills: Cloudy tonight with a 50 percent American suffragist Elizabeth Cady Stanton was born Enhancement Act passed earlier this year by the General August for permission to abandon it, (kmrail track in the country — runs from Wood- of two V chance of snow. Lows in the 20s. Windy and cold Assembly. The on this day in 1815. Stanton was the first President of spokeswoman Kathy Byrne said Tuesday. bridge Street south to Elm Street. It has not so Thursday. Mostly cloudy with flurries. High Besides providing towns with state money to raise teachers’ Under abandonment procedures, Conrail been used for the past two years, and Manche temperatures around 30. the National Woman Suffrage Association. She helped salaries and general aid, the act provides school districts with must first allow someone who meets its sale handled little traffic before that. said thi found that organization after she accompanied her funds for the development of the incentive program, which takes price and is interested in resuming rail position Hawthorne Street residents whose houses help Btu husband to the World Anti-Slavery Convention in into consideration a teacher’s performance experience. operations to buy it. If that does not occur, are near the line oppose any resumption of Coastal forecast Job-related education, academic training and evaluation. of his Low London and was refused permission to attend. Believing the ICC has to approve Conrail’s applica­ rail service and have said they would be childrei The board has already agreed to participate in the program. tion, allowing the company to tear up the interested in purchasing the property the Temperatures Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and that religion was used to keep women in their place, she The specifics of the program are unknown at this time. The line and sell the real estate, Byrne said. Onthi Montauk Point: Wind north 10 to 15 knots today > track runs on. The town of Manchester has N keep hi wrote “The Woman’s Bible” commenting critically on But Conrail will voluntarily keep the program committee will be made up of Dr. Wilson E. Deakin Jr., also expressed interest in purchasing the local po becoming southwest at the same speeds late in the certain Biblical passages. chairman; Dr. Gail Rowe and Dr. Richard Lindgren, tracks intact for 120 days after the stretch, for use as either a north-south road, day. Southwest 10 to IS knots early tonight abandonment application is approved, Dyer, adminstrators; Patricia Myette and Judy Rohlfs, Manchester a jogging path or a bicycle route. take Ui FRONTS: becoming northwest and increasing to 20 to 30 knots DO YOU KNOW — What amendment to the Constitu­ Education Association representatives; Laura Boutilier and awaiting an offer from someone interested and gusty toward morning and continuing tion gave women the right to vote? in using them for railroad service, she said. The land south of Center Street on which conveni Angela Phelan, at-large members; and Anne Gauvin and Terry the track runs is owned by Manchester replace Warm Cokj-«^ Thursday. Bogli, board members. That means the the tracks are likely to be Seas 2 feet or less today and tonight and 3 to 5 feet TUESDAY’S ANSWER — Max Kampelman it the chief there at least until late March of 1987. merchant Kenneth Burkamp, who has said LMnan Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary • Thursday. U.S. armt'Conlrol negotiator. Vernon Town Councilman Walter W. he would sell his section of the property to five of I Partly cloudy today. Cloudy tonight. Fair but Simmers, a former Manchester resident businesses or real estate developers if given At a t A Newspaper In Education Program the chance. Herald photo by Roche board’s very cold Thursday. * Sponsored by Jobless claims rise In state, town who is a lawyer, has expressed interest in using the line for a commuter service. As for the Rockville Railroad, Simmers selecte NATIONAL FORECAST — Showers are forecast Thursday from the The Manchester Herald In May.Gov. William O’Neill signed a law said it has been difficult to raise the funds he Seader. Claims for unemployment benefits increased by about 1,200 to with thi eastern Gulf to the Chesapeake. Snow flurries are expected In the Across the nation a weekly average of 21,315 for the two-week period ending Nov. 1, giving him the right to establish rail service needs to begin operations. White walk along other tracks that run from Manches­ It will be harder to raise private funds “He’i northern Rockies and the southern Plains. the state Department of Labor reported Monday. tive pi Frigid air blew across the Plains today, whirling It was the first rise since July, but is still nearly 3,000 under the ter to Hartford. If the operation — to be because changes in the federal tax code ElBven-year-old Jonathon Maneri of 9 called the Rockville Railroad — is started have eliminated tax breaks for investing in school snow and pushing wind-chills to minus 50 degrees, 24,236 claims filed at the same time last year. Manchester takes a walk down Parker said of: while temperatures barely dipped below 80 in In Manchester, a weekly average of 581 claims were filed for and proves successful. Simmers wants to railroad equipment, he said, so he will try to Street Tuesday in the season’s first Almanac expand commuter service along the indus­ get funding from state and federal sources. excellei sections of Florida. unemployment benefits, an increase of 1.6 percent. snowstorm. About two inches of snow Froir Winds of up to 35 mph combined with During the recent period, there were 2,981 new filings trial track into the historic district. But he said federal funding will also be V juvenili temperatures in the single digits to teens to But Conrail’s price for the tracks appears difficult to obtain because of budget cuts. accumulated before rain came and Today is Wednesday, Nov. 12, leaders were sentenced to death statewide and 18,334 continued claims. This compared with 2,410 too high for Simmers. “Unless you see a change in urban mass Air F produce wind chills of 20 to .'iOdegrees below zero in the 316th day of 1986. There are 49 by a war crimes tribunal. first-time filings and 17,672 continued claims in the previous two washed some of it away. Forecasters backgr k i ' : « , Montana, Wyoming, the Dakotas and northern On Tuesday, Simmers said Conrail wants transit, it’s going to be tough,” he said. say there is a chance of some more days left in the year. In 1954, Ellis Island, an immi­ weeks. Benefits expired for 339 claimants. $200,000, a figure he cannot afford. Simmers Under the law signed by O’Neill, Simmers as the Nebraska. Today’s highlight in history; gration station in New York said 1«* will frv to aot *he state to purchase has 10 years to begin operations. snow tonight. Membc Light snow was falling in the northern On Nov. 12, 1920, baseball got Harbor, was closed after pro­ maken Mississippi Valley and the northern and central its first “czar” as Judge Ken- cessing more than 20 million W ACAP to distribute cheese, rice teachei sections of the Plains and Rockies. nesaw Mountain Landis was immigrants since it opened in “I thi Elsewhere, rain was scattered from the central elected commissioner of the 1892. Surplus cheese and rice will be distributed next week in Dyer Si Appalachians to the central and southern Atlantic In 1975, Supreme Court Justice are tot American and National Andover, Bolton and Coventry by the Windham Area Community that we Coast and across the lower Mississippi Valley. Leagues. William O. Douglas retired be­ Action Program Inc., the organization has announced. 99 Mostly clear skies extended from Arkansas and Thet On this date; cause of failing health, ending a Food will be handed out at the Andover Town Office Building on Terry , southern Missouri across Oklahoma and southern In 1815, American suffragist record 36-year term. Tuesday from 2 to 3 p.m., on Wednesday at the Bolton The ^^Unbelievable Kansas, northern New Mexico, much of Arizona Mortar Elizabeth Cady Stanton was In 1980, The U.S. space probe Community Hall from noon to 2 p.m. and at the Coventry Town board and California. bom. Voyager I came within 77,000 Office Building on Tuesday from noon to 1 p.m. ding; ‘ A blizzard warning was posted in western South In 1921, representatives of nine miles of Saturn, sailing beneath For more information, call 774-0400. little m Dakota, where winds gusted to more than 40 mph nations gathered in the nation’s the planet’s rings while trans­ and wind chills were expected to be as low as 70 capital for the start of the mitting data back to Earth. W in below zero. Washington Conference for Lim­ In 1982, Yuri V. Andropov was Town man charged In disturbance board Today’s forecast called for snow and snow H itation of Armaments. elected to succeed the late cratic I showers from northern New England and western In 1927, Josef Stalin became Leonid I. Brezhnev as general A Manchester man was arrested near Lincoln Center late last 2 otMuBOO*SUIT SALE! said po New York across northwestern Pennsylvania and the undisputed ruler of the Soviet secretary of the Soviet Commu­ night in connection with a disturbance, police said today. ter mu northeastern Ohio through the Great Lakes region; Union as Leon Trotsky was nist Party’s Central Committee. David Elester Naab, 22, of 188 S. Main St., was charged with referen snow showers scattered across central and expelled from the Communist In 1984, space shuttle astro­ breach of peace, possession of marijuana, possession of drug southeast Missouri, the northern Texas Panhandle nauts Dale Gardner and Joe paraphernalia, possession of alcohol on town property and Party. interfering with an officer. Naab, the son of Republican town MORNING WEATHER — Weather satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. shows and from central Wyoming into central Colorado. In 1929, Grace Kelly, who Allen snared a wandering satel­ Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST would become a Hollywood star lite in history’s first space Director Geoffrey Naab, was drinking from a bottle of vodka clouds extending from Florida to Maine. Cirrus clouds lie across the ranged from 10 degrees below zero at Havre, and Princess of Monaco, was salvage. when police arrived to answer a noise complaint at 10:09 p.m., Southwest and Texas. Cloudiness over the central Plains and upper Mont., to 78 at Homestead, Fort Lauderdale and bom. according a police report on the incident. Se Midwest precedes an Arctic air mass pushing down from Canada. Key West, Fla. In 1944, during World War II, Today’s birthdays; Supreme Police said Naab insulted an officer called to the scene and then the German battleship Tirpitz Court Justice Harry Blackmun is fled. He was eventually tackled by the officer at Center Springs By Alex was sunk off Norway. 78. Actress Kim Hunter is 64. Park, police said. He struggled with and continued to insult the Assoclat In 1948, former Japanese Pre­ Musician-songwriter Neil Young officer, who suffered cuts and scrapes, police said. A bottle of schnapps and a silver pipe with residue were was When t mier Hideki Tojo and several is 41. Romanian gymnast Nadia Directors other World War II Japanese Comaneci is 25. found when Naab was searched at police headquarters, police said. He was released on $1,000 bond. He is scheduled to appear in 2 next fisc consider PEOPLE Manchester Superior Court on Monday. finance fc ments to On the Light Side sal plant. star in a half-hour situation Lawmaker wants school talks limited No plai Parolee preacher comedy pilot. been dev Namol, 40, and daughter Wy- Feline escapee told her that the dogs and cats, The Manchester Board of Education and the union that still doei Jack "Murph the Surf” although scheduled for a non­ • 100% WOOL & WOOL BLENDS • 36 to 46 Reg. Murphy, a former surfing cham­ nonna, 22, said Tuesday the show represents the town’s public school teachers should only discuss financing will revolve around their real- eludes searchers stop trip, had been misdirected increasing salaries when they reopen contract negotiations, make the pion who gained parole after 21 to Chicago. . * BASIC SOLIDS & STRIPES • 36 to 44 Short years in prison, is taking up life experiences as a mother who CHICAGO (AP) — A brown, state Rep. James McCavanagh, D-Manchester, said today. Weiss sal has a 22-year-old singing daugh­ gray and white, tailless cat American spokesman Joe He said the state’s Education Enhancement Act was passed time, the preaching and going on the Stroop said from Daiias that have sev campus lecture circuit. ter and an 18-year-old non­ missing one fang should be easy this summer to encourage towns to raise teacher saIariei|vnot to • FASHION STRIPES & PLAIDS • 40 to 46 Long singing daughter. The family, to spot, but the feline remains at Stebbins was asked to file a address other aspects of teachers’ jobs. Weiss sai Murphy, 49, gained interna­ lost-property claim. “We’ll do Town tional notoriety with the 1964 minus a father, leaves Kentucky large three days after escaping “It was never the intent of the legislation for boards of for a big city. from her travel cage during an our best to arrive at an equitable education to use this act as a means of adding extra ALTERATIONS AT COST million ii heist of the 563-carat Star of settlement,” he said. at the pl{ India sapphire from the Museum The Judds lived in Kentucky unexpected stopover at O’Hare responsibilities, such as added days or longer hours, in exchange before moving to Southern Cali­ Airport. for state money,” McCavanagh said in a news release. covered i of Natural History in New York. fornia, then back to Kentucky in part b He was paroled Monday on two American Airlines said Tues­ Some board members have suggested that teachers might million a life sentences for murder, and and eventually to Nashville. day it is still searching for have to wdrk a longer year it they are going to receive higher years thi said at a news conference in They are known for their Carita, a 7'/4-year-oid who fled Lottery salaries. “ Added responsibilities, not addressed in the «through I Orlando, Fla., Tuesday his past country hits ‘‘Mama, He’s Saturday while en route to enhancement act, should be paid for locally and not with WOOL SPORT COATS ' Thatlo was ‘‘like an old movie that we Crazy,” "Why Not Me” and Boston from Los Angeles. enhancement money,” McCavanagh said. loan on saw years and years ago. It "Rockin’ With the Rhytem.” Carita’s brother, Jesse, and Connecticut daily: The town and the Manchester Education Association, the union but the p doesn’t seem real, doesn’t seem The pilot, their HTrt act acting two dogs, Sam and Penrod, Tuesday: 806 that represents most public school teachers, are currently year will like anybody that I really knew." experience, has not been sold to a arrived at their destination, said negotiating the terms of a new contract. If a deal is agreed to, the — or ab( He said he plans a lay prison network and probably will be owner Eiisabeth Stebbins of P lay Four: 0415 town would receive bonus money under the terms of the state million I ministry, will go on the campus taped in the spring, spokesman Boston. Lotto: 4-16-20-22-31-34 iaw. sewer d< lecture circuit at $2,500 an JACK MURPHY SYDNEY BARROWS Chuck Thompson said. She said American Airlines fiscal yei . . relatives offer praise four yeai engagement, and plans to sell his . life an “old movie” are com paintings. rates am He has been living at a Today’s quotes Manchester Herald structur* work-release halfway house for only Biddle in a generation that writer-director, at the announce­ Parisian Coiffure Beauty Salon ment Tuesday was Presley’s • WELSHMOOR TWEEDS • 36 to 46 Reg. • 40 to 46 Long sewer sj 23 months. made money." i increase Barrows, 34, who traces some daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, “Nobody has a good word to is offering 18, who said, “I am very excited USPS 327-500 VOL. 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She told Presley, said the child is ex­ Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rate’s are available on request. told about 500 University of phere increasingly support U.S. but opei the students she never was pected early next year. chester, Conn. POSTM ASTER : and introduce certain Georgia students that some of policy. Send address changes to the Man­ involved in escorting clients, but Jenna Wade, jthe character To place a classiflad or display BIG & TALL SUITS ImprOvei her relatives reacted to her chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ worked strictly in management. Presley plays on CfeS-TV’s “Dal­ chester, Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report a naws Sue O rduz Weiss arrest with praise for her busi­ las,” is also pregnant — with the “We are pledged as bishops to Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- administ ness acumen. child of , played by work in unity with the visible 2711. Office hours are 6:30 a.m. to 5 to our staff. 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Nov. 12. 1986 - » 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, WedncBdav, Nov. 12, 1986 Bill would give vets free care Dyer says role Cooney weighs By Judd Everhart their care while at the home or Migliaro said. about 350 resiiients in the home and The Associated Press hospital, but when they die or leave “ And if they do get it, the money about 325 in the hospital. the facility, an $89-a-day fee is could only be used for the facility It has come under (ire several is right for him hiring statement HARTFORD — Patients at the levied. and the welfare of the veterans at times this year. A task force appointed by Gov. William A. state Veterans Home and Hospital He criticized the home’s practice the Institution, not put into the General Fund.” O’Neill recommended this (all would get free care and the of rejecting family members’ By John F. Kirch qualified minorities and women changes in the way the facility is Institution would be barred from requests for assistance from vote- Regarding his projMsal for free Herald Reporter over equally qualified white men In run. New school board chairman seizing the estates of veterans who rans’ estates. The institution puts job categories where thelown was care, Migliaro noted that the home The legislature’s Program Re­ die there, under a bill to be the money in the state’s General has a $14.5 million annual budget. Town Attorney John W. Cooney “ underutilized.” In the plan, unde­ view and Investigations Commit­ prepared to ‘hit the beach’ considered in the next legislative Fund while it runs up a surplus in will submit a written legal opinion rutilized means that the number of session. “ With that kind of budget, tee and the state inspector general its welfare fund. to the Human Relations Commis­ minority-group members in a there’s no reason why they (vete­ have been asked to look into By John Mitchell served on the board since 1981, The measure comes from Rep. sion this month on the powerful certain Job category is much lower “ I want to make sure that the rans) should have to pay a dime. If allegations of mismanagement. Herald Reporter said he couldn’t recall an issue Eugene A. Mlgllaro Jr., R-Wolcott, affirmative action statement con­ than the percentage of those in the only way the home can get a these people could afford (care The state police have also investi­ where political posturing was the General Assembly’s most tained in the town’s proposed new work force. deceased veteran’s estate is by an elsewhere), they wouldn’t be going gated charges of larceny in con­ Richard W. Dyer has the best involved. outspoken veterans’ advocate. hiring policy. The statement has been praised affirmative action on the part of to Rocky Hill.” nection with the theft of residents’ of two worlds, his count. An English major during his Cooney said his opinion was not by some community members who Veterans do not have to pay for the veteran, if he wills it to them,” The institution provides care (or The new chairman of the college years at Holy Cross, money. completi^ yet and declined to say it would put teeth into an Manchester Board of Education Dyer graduated from night law reveal details. otherwise weak plan, but other said that on the one hand, the school in 1977 and is now a But he said his research is town officials say It would put them position gives him the chance to partner in Phelon, Squatrito, showing that employers who have in a straitjacket in making hiring heip students, maMng good use Fitzgerald. Dyer and Wood on Gay rights group renews push for law not discriminated against decisions. of his “ great interest in Main Street. Lawyering and minority-group members in the Before the HRC takes action on children.” serving on the school board can past could face legal action if they the plan and sends it to the As its first public action, the New Court decision that upheld states’ " It’s going to take a lot of our^ On the other, it enables him to be similar. Dyer said, since both NEW HAVEN (AP) - A forum begin to use a hiring process based Manchester Board of Directors for Haven-based group is co- anti-sodomy laws, she said. The efforts between now and when the keep his hand in the arena of provide the chance to help the at Yale University on "Sexuality on race, something that could have final consideration, it wanted Coo­ sjionsoring a panel discussion decision has implications for First legislative session opens in Janu­ local politics. public. and Civil Rights” tonight may be drastic effects on the Manchester ney’ s written opinion on the the seed of a renewed campaign for tonight at the Yale Art Gallery. Amendment rights, she said. ary to get a grass-roots swell going N Dyer, 36 and a lawyer, will With that in mind, Dyer said plan. statement. Sjieakers include U.S. Rep. Bruce “ Hopefully the gay community and to get people organized,” she take the helm when the board he plans to make the community a state law to forbid discrimination The town does not have a history In an interview this morning, Morrison, D-3rd, state Rep. Lynn and the progressive straight com­ said. convenes Nov. 24. He will more aware of its right to speak against homosexuals, a forum of discriminating against Cooney said the U.S. Supreme Taborsak, D-Danbury, and the munity will be outraged and we’ll replace 12-year board member at the board meetings. coordinator says. m inority-group members and Court has made at least a dozen Rev. Joan Bates Forsberg, asso­ be able to corner some support In 1983 a bill that was designed to liMnard E. Seader, who served ” I get upset when I see a Organizing efforts on behalf of women, Cooney said. decisions oh affirmative action, ciate dean of the Yale Divinity because of it,” she said. protect homosexuals against dis­ five of his years as chairman. major issue and the public isn’t lesbians and gay men are stepping The HRC is currently consider­ including three in 1986 and one Stanback said the coalition is crimination in employment, hous­ At a caucus in September, the Involved,” he said. “ Hove to see up as the statewide Coalition for School. ing an affirmative action policy being heard toda^ Stanback said Tuesday that the "99.9 percent sure” it will put on a ing, credit and accommodation in board’s majority Democrats people get involved with the Uesbian and Gay Civil Rights is that is designed to bring more In those cases,tlooney said, the forum will address discrimination renewed push for state legislation public places such as stores was selected Dyer to succeed governmental process.” forming regional chapters, said women and blacks, Hispanics and high court makes a distinction Anne Stanback of Guilford, coordi­ "in a real obvious way” by that would protect the civil rights not able to get through the General Seader. He had also discussed it ” It all boils down to the kids.” Hwild photo by Tuckor of homosexuals. Assembly. 0 other minorities into municipal between employers who have a focusing on a recent U.S. Supreme with the Republicans, he said. he continued. “ People are en­ nator of the group. jobs. After months of working with history of discrimination and those "H e’s a very bright, percep­ trusting uS eight hours a day Richard W. Dyer, the new chairman of the Manchester the Manchester Area Conference that do not. fc-S. .V tive person who knows the with their children. When you Board of Education, at his law office on Main Street. of Churches and other local groups, Employers that have discrimi­ school system well,” Seader think about it, that's an awe­ >5 ^ a subcommittee of the HRC .-s'/ said of Dyer. ” I think he’ll do an some responsibility.” nated against minority-group adopted a . plan that included a members and women have been excellent job.” see any problem.” His priorities include keeping AP photo strong policy statement. allowed to use a "race conscious” From sports reporting to A LIFELONG RESIDENT of But Maffe said assuming the a sharp eye on $8.9 million worth The statement says that admin­ hiring policy to make up for past juvenile probation work to the Manchester, Dyer has three chairman’s position will be a of renovations to school build­ istrators would be expected to hire practices, Cooney said. Air Force Reserve, Dyer’s children of his own. He calls his change for Dyer because he ings that won aproval in the To rake or shovel? V background has been as diverse wife Kathy, a former teacher, may have to become more Nov. 4 election and further ,\ as the board he plans to lead. ” my biggest adviser on matters restrained than he has been as a improving relations between Wilson changes affiliation Becky Tellefson, 12, of Falmouth, Maine, tries to finish $1,000^000 Members range from home­ educational.” regular member if he hopes to the Board of Education and the her faii ieaf-raking chores before Tuesday’s snowfaii makers to a former school In his spare time. Dyer helps maintain balance. Board of Directors. teacher and a fuel-oil dealer. publish an Air Force base James P. Kennedy, superin­ made the task impossible. Another will be to success­ after failed effort in 13th “ I think the board tries hard,” newsletter at Westover, Mass. tendent of schools, agreed. “ The fully complete negotiations for a Dyer said, noting that its efforts He also belongs to the Air Force frame of reference is much new teachers’ contract required Edward J. Wilson of Manchester to the Republican Party in the late are totally voluntary. ” I feel Reserve. ” I geta lotof gratifica­ wider,’’ he said of the is switching his political affiliation 1960s, he said. 5v i e w under a state program of that we’re pretty autonomous.” tion out of that,” he said. chairmanship. education grants, he said. If the again. ’The two new board members, Unlike Seader, who some­ ” I have every confidence,” While a Republican, he became a negotiations are carried out, the The former Republican, who left Connecticut in Brief ’Terry A. Bogli and Jo-Ann D. times tended to defer on his Kennedy added. “ He’s ob­ member of the Republican Town town is eligible for several the party this summer to run as an Moriarty, will “ make a good comments as a way to remain viously articulate and can ex-, Committee, served on its executive millions of dollars from the independent candidate In the 13th board better,” Dyer said, ad­ impartial, Dyer said he plans to press his views extremely committee, and ran unsuccessfully state. Assembly District, today re­ UConn Student charged In knifing ding; ” I think you may see a voice his opinion strongly when well.” for the Manchester Board of 1 Day Only registered as a Democrat. little more debate.” he feels it’s needed. As Dyer sees the board’s job, Changing political parties is Directors, he said. Wilson said he is STORRS — A 22-year-old resident assistant at the University of Board member Francis Maffe THE BIGGEST difference is it is all-encompassing. ” We set nothing new for Wilson, 60, who not satisfied with the Republican Connecticut has been charged with assaulting a student with a Party. Diamonds, Colored Gemstones WITH THE CHANGE, the Jr., a fellow Democrat, said he the greater visibility that comes the policy; we implement it,” he finished third in last week’ s ballot­ knife during an argument over noise in a dormitory. board goes from a 5-4 demo­ doesn’t know what to expect with the chairmanship. Dyer said. ing with 83 votes. He first belonged ” I feel the Republican leader­ Daniel Spinet! of Hartford surrendered to campus police on The job also has at least one and Gold Jeweliy cratic majority to 6-3. But Dyer from Dyer, but praised his said. But he maintained he’s to the Democratic Party when he ship, especially on the state level, Tuesday and was charged with second-degree assault, said political parties don’t mat­ ability to vofce his thoughjs. ready for the responsibility. ” I perk. Dyer said with a laugh. became of voting age, but switched is in complete disarray,” he said. authorities said. ter much except as a vague ” He’s extrem'ely effective when want to hit the beach running,” ” I guess I get to sign the The incident occurred in the early morning hours of Oct. 17 Plus reference point. Dyer, who has he speaks.” Maffe said. “ I don’t he said. diplomas,” he said. when Spineti, a resident assistant on the second floor of Brock A Newspaper in EducaUoo Program o Sponsored by Hall, got into an argument with two students over the noise they Our regular stock of fine The Quiz were making, police said. The Manchester Herald Police said that after the initial confrontation, Spineti left the w atefe and giftware! two dormitory residents and returned immediately with a knife. Sewer rates to rise with improvements woridscope (10 1 I tor oach question answered correcMy) The two residents tried to wrestle the knife from Spineti, but during the scuffle, one of them, Wayne Boyington, a senior from By Alex GIrelll grant/loan program, even though water funds was a serious setback. improve its system. Clinton, received a laceration on his left hand, authorities said. Associate Editor he feels Congress will reauthorize He predicted that the deadline “ This matter is important be­ Police said they were notified of the incident by officials in the federal Clean Water Act funding for meeting federal clean water cause an inadequate sewage treat­ student health services department, which reported that the When the Manchester Board of over President Ronald Reagan’s standards will have to be pushed ment system poses a threat to the wound required 10 stitches. Directors develops a budget for the objection. forward from 1988 to 1991 or 1992 Connecticut River, into which because of it. Suffield’s effluent is discharged,” next fiscal year, it will have to Cassano said any gain the town In Manchester, the deadline is Lieberman said. consider increasing sewer rates to could get In a larger federal grant Guards choose to bring own meals the end of 1988. The town has been finance federally ordered Improve­ would be more than offset by The suit, filed last week in 2 ordered by the federal Environ­ SOMERS — Workers at the Somers state prison, where food ments to the town’s sewage dispo­ increases in construction costs in Hartford Superior Court, alleges mental Protection Agency and the sal plant. the interim. that Suffield failed to abide by was contaminated last summer with human waste, have elected No plan for rate Increases' has state Department of Environmen­ construction and repair schedules to be reimbursed $3 a day for bringing their own meals to work been developed because the town tal Protection to upgrade treat­ for sewage-line extensions and rather than continue eating food prepared by inmates. still does not have the specific CASSANO, who has been active ment standards so the Hockanum other improvements to its sewer The Correction Department offered employees of all 15 state financing information it needs to in efforts by the National League of River is suitable for swimming and system ordered by the DEP. prisons the option of reimbursement after complaints over make them, Town Manager Robert Cities to get the funding approved, fishing. contamination problems in mess halls peaked last July, when a Lieberman said the town failed Weiss said Monday. But by budget said he is certain the clean water guard in the maximum-security Somers institution discovered PART OF the financing for to submit plans for the work by time, the town administration will proposal that Reagan recently human feces in his spaghetti dinner. Manchester’s plant project is a June 30, as required under the DEP 1 Tcrrorifli in Lebanon recently released American hostage David have several alternatives to offer, blocked with a pocket veto will be Correction officers at the Enfield medium-security prison and Weiss said. _ reintroduced without change and grant derived from money that was order issued in 1985. Jacobsen, on the left. His release was negotiated by ..I... right, an the minimum-security Robinson Correctional Institution chose Town plans call for the $26 passed overwhelmingly in Con­ orginally slated for use by Groton. Manchester voters were In­ emissary of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Jacobsen is one of during balloting last week to continue eating inmate-prepared million in required improvements gress. He said if Reagan vetos that Groton is not ready to use the formed by officials In 1985 that the severai Americans who have been heid hostage in Lebanon for meals. Correction Department spokesman Connie Wilks said at the plant on Olcott Street to be bill, his veto will be overridden. funding, so it was set aside for use town might face a similar lawsuit more than a year. by Manchester and Suffield, which and a moratorium on hookups if Monday. covered in part by a state grant and 2 Delegates of 35 nations recentiy in part by a state loan of about $11 Manchester is in a good position also has been ordered to improve funds were not appropriated for She said she was unsure of the vote totals at other institutions, gathered in Vienna, Austria, lor Matchwords million at 2 percent interest over 20 now because it was persistent in its its plant. improvements at the Olcott Street (2 points lor each corraci match) but added that at most of the prisons, had voted to continue eating a follow-up conference on the ^ years that ultimately will be repaid efforts to get the state to arrange State Attorney General Joseph I. plant. They approved a referen­ meals made by inmates. ..?.. accords of 1975, an agree­ 1- accomplish a-ask (through municipal bonding. financing, he said. But he said that Lieberman said Monday he has dum question allowing up to $14.6 for thousands of other towns in the filed suit against Suffield to force it million in local spending for the ment by these nations to make ' That loan will cost far less than a 2- emphasize b-plan loan on the commercial market, nation. Reagan's veto of clean to comply with the state order to project. progress on human rights. 2nd man charged In drug death but the principal and interest each 3 A recent report by the Carnegie 3- design c-achieve NORWALK — A Norwalk man was scheduled to appear in year will amount to about $600,000 Foundation called for an over­ Superior Ckiurt here today on charges of murder, possession and — or about 23 percent of the $2.1 haul of undergraduate educa­ 4- overhaul d-siress sale of narcotics stemming from the overdose death of a million budgeted for the town’s tion. The report said professors sewer department in the current pregnant, homeless woman over the weekend, police said. overemphasize (CHOOSE ONE: 5- appeal e-repair Fred Knight Jr., 23, was arrested Monday and held in lieu of fiscal year. Thus if the town waits publishing, consulting) at the four years until the improvements CHERRONE*S # $320,000 bail, police said. He is accused of selling the drugs that expense of teaching. are completed to increase sewer Paapiawatch/Spartiight killed Bridgett Gay, 27. Knight’s arrest was the second in rates and does not alter the rate Home of one of the largest wine selections in Manchester 4 A new plan could halve the (S points lor each corraci answar) connection with Gay’s death, which police said was the result of structure, costs for users of the announces their number of (CHO O SE O N E ; heart 1 A new book called "Th e Wise M en,” by an overdose of heroin and cocaine. sewer system could presumably attack, cancer) deaths by the Walter Isaacson and. Evan Thomas, has On Monday, Samuel Brown of Norwalk was arraigned on a '. increase by about that 23 percent. year 2000. Experts say this been hailed by many reviewers as a manslaughter charge. Brown’s bond was set at $25,000. Brown is f requires, among other things, vivid account of six men who helped accused of buying the drugs that killed Gay, who listed the city’s 1 THERE WILL BE MORE sewer Thanksgiving Specials! that large numbers of Americans shape (CHOOSE ONE: foreign, domes­ homeless shelter as her address, police said. system users by then — possibly stop smoking. tic) policy, after World War Two. Brown was arrested Saturday after Gay’s body was discovered including a major mall in the North in a motel room. A motel clerk said Brown and Gay had checked End — to help pay the capital costs, BEER LIQUOR i Some experts say negative poli­ 2 Former Presiident..?.. recently traveled in Friday night. 9 but operating costs are almost tical advertising this fall aimed to to Pakistan on behalf of Global 2000, an Heineken 12 oz. bottles...... •18.99 1.0 Smirnoff Vodka...... • 8 .4 9 certain to rise with the plant increase voter turnout, which is organization that is aiding health pro­ Improvements. typically a liltle less than jects in that nation. Budweiser 12 oz. 12 pk. cans/case...... •10.4*9 750 Kahlua Coffee Liqueur...... • 1 0 .9 9 Seized Mercedes nets $38,600 (CH O O SE O N E : half, two-thirds) Weiss said one alternative the 3 Doctors recently (CHO O SE O N E ; ap­ 1.0 Fleischman Vodka...... • 5 .9 9 the eligible voters in off-year administration will suggest is to Michelob 12 oz. bottles...... •11.99 proved, opposed) Sugar Ray Leonard’s D A R IE N — Would you buy a used car from the Darien Police raise the rates before the project is elections. 1.75 Beefeaters G in ...... ^ 2 0 .9 9 decision to return to the ring in April to Department? Not if you wanted a bargain. completed in order tqa void a sharp A Very Special IMce Beck’s 12 oz b o ttle s...... •18.99 challenge Marvelous Marvin Hagler for The department on Monday sold a 1085 Mercedes-Benz seized increase all at once. That was done 750 Dewar’s White Label...... • 9 .9 9 f .1 Newsname the middleweight championship. during a May drug raid for $38,600. Three different ■orn-ieyiiletide lAevicu' several years ago when the town Coor’s & Coor’s Light 2/12 pk...... •10.49 (IS points It you can Manllty this Mercedes-Benz dealers, however, put the car’s wholesale value 1.75 Black Velvet...... • 1 2 .9 9 parson In the nawa) embarked on a $20 million project 4 Recent reports say the (C H O O S E O N E : at less than $20,000 to around $25,000 — not the $42,000 estimated One Day Only for Improved water treatment and Molson 12 oz. bottles, loose...... •12.99 1.75 Bacardi R u m ...... • 1 3 .4 9 Broncos, Bears) are expected to offer For more than a by the department. distribution. quarterback John Elway a lifetime con­ Alan D. Hogan of Darien, who said he bought car asa "surprise Most users in the southern part of decade, I have been The perfect opportunity to get a WINE tract worth more than $17 million. Elway gift,” subnltted the highest of four bids received. town pay sewer fees based on the one of the most in­ Is getting $900,000 this season. “ It’s just a sharp-looking car,” Hogan said from his office at amount of water they use. 750 Martini & Rossi Asti Spumante...... * 8 .4 9 ' fluential officials in the Prudential-Bache Co. in New York. Taxpayers of the Eighth Utilities OPEC. Recently, 5 If recent trends hold, the Mels may be jump on holiday gift selections! 3.0 Taylor California Cellars — District pay for sewer service however, I was fired big losers in next year’s pennant races. Police had set a minimum bid of $35,000 for the blue, 500 SL Rhine, Chablis, Rose...... * 6 . 4 9 No team has repeated a W orld Series model, based on the advice of several people who looked at the f y based on the value of their as Saudi Arabia’s O il win since the (C H O O SE O N E : Yankees, car, police Chief John Jordan said. 6 property. The town, in turn, 3.0 Ingelnook Navelle — Minhler, W ho am 1} charges the district for service, but Reds) did H in 1977-78. • Downtown Manchester the fee is discounted because the All types...... * 6 . 4 9 i.'ulturi\l prarl rinu - VOUR 8CORE; (1 to 100 points -T O P SCORE: III I tk enkl willl I a aumniKl: district made a contribution to the 750 Beringer White Zinfandel...... * 5 . 4 9 11 to 00 polnit — ExcellenL 71 to M points — Good. 11-70 points — Fair. Thursday, November 13th, 11 a.m. to 8 p»m» cost of the sewer plant and Chairman of relief agency resigns • Knoviladgo Unllmllod, Inc. 1110-86 maintains 26 miles of sewer lines 1.5 Folonari — HARTFORD — Saying eight years is long enough, Bishojp within the district. Soave, Valpolicella, Bardolino...... * 4 .9 9 Daniel P. Reilly of Norwich has resigned as board chairman of Town Director Stephen Cassano Catholic Relief Services. said Monday that the town should R eilly who announced his resignation earlier this week at the go forward under the state's ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ We can give you that expert touch in selecting a perfect Thanksgiving meeting’ of U.S. Catholic bishops in Washington, D.C., said Ms Day Wine, as well as: resignation was not related to a recent government audit that saa:|ueA-S tsoiuojg-y !pa*ojddr-c was critical of some of the agency’s practices in distributing food ■ abundant parking ■ easy bottle return UaiiVD AU1IU||-Z !X3||0d uSjajoi-i llHOIlIBOdS/HDiVMlIdOM Jewelers Since 1885 e-s !a-i !q-t Ip-j !j-i tsaUOAAHDLVW EMERGENCY ■ check cashing ■ gift packs for your host *"Reilly°defended the agency’s African food program, which had 958MAIN8TREET Fire — Police — Medical (ueuivA iixz pauiqv H|aqs :3WVNSM3N been criticized because some feeding centers supplied with free Manchester, (3onn. 06040 Tel. 643-2741 IFM-S government food by CRS would not serve people who could not “Once again, Lou & I would like to thank you for your support!" ijaauva-y !8u|qs)|qnd-{ !|)|U|qaH-Z -idOSSOItlOM Michaels Charge/MaslerCard/Visa/American Express DIAL 911 pay a token fee. In Manchester 624 East Middle Turnpike Mancnester 643-7027 ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. U. 1M6 OPINION

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o S E > t; ® ® •p It’s hard to sympathize with the insistence Irah tortures, U 8 E * S «c -pS *0 « >c O ® O) 3 3 8 o ** £ oU ts W c^ c w 8 : of the Connecticut Department of 'SCO . o E £ 0 ® o « 8 s < « 'O • c o _ « .c Transportation in forging ahead with land I • n -Q i ? 3 ® B E ■ : 3 ® i i s l l : acquisitions in the path of the planned Route bums and kills E I s o ® 2 ~ : l - g o . 6 expressway, even now that the process has i l l l c i 8 ®-fi « % S S o ® r% •D aw w.CO C S 5 1 o £ .L f . s ® briefs, the three-judge panel ruled last week WASHINGTON — At the same time the Reagan 0)£ 0>£ ® £ S ® c £ £ E. 5 £ C-O o, O ® g ,S 3 ^ ® S « £ . that a lawsuit filed by homeowners wasn’t administration has reportedly been making ® 2 * = ! - s * e - * ^ _ S " « I g S S ^ e 2 § £ timely, upholding an earlier decision by a overtures to Iron, the underground opposition to ? ® S'® S £ ? s O' ■“- = -e £ € ^ . £ ® — < l i s t s ' - c o “ - 1 8 8 ® c ® < federal judge in New Haven. The decision the Ayatollah lOiomeini’s fundamentalist Moslem ^ A ^ o ^ ® « E 2 2 £ S » =.t regime has produced a list of the gruesome means the DOT will keep buying property tortures that have been inflicted on political between Bolton Notch and Windham, using “OK, guys, I want you back here at midnight sharp. No drinking and driv­ prisoners in Khomeini’s dungeons. ^ -o c >■ ! ® o £ « the powers of the state to send residents on The bill of particulars put together by the '■£ . -c ® i FS T * _® I -O ■ O S their way. ing. And if i find out you’ve been doing drugs, i’il turn you in. Now run anti-Khomeini Reople’s Mojahedin describes in c ® . 8 ® c cUi > *0 E o Because the highway would ultimately aiong and have a nice time.” . stomach-turning detail 64 different forms of ■ o o c ' benefit eastern Connecticut, it might seem sadistic butchery practiced in the torture I ® £ :c — ! ? 5 5 ■ that the best thing is to plow forward as soon chambers of the ayatollah. The opposition group’s indictment will be the subject of discussion at the £ o i ^ g , l It » C ™ .C 1 as possible, just as the DOT is doing. Because O) o United Nations next week. ^ C ® £ 8 1 the project has yet to win key permits from Open Forum m Si C • — fl) ^ o £ z ® two federal agencies, however, the land h e r e a r e j u s t a f e w of the atrocities S = w o SsT) .0 ^ 1 V ® O) >< ® « C T> 3 C acquisitions — forced in many cases — are com m itt^ by 3,771 torturers identified by the ??£ o C ^ xa ® €0 protection plan, this will protect W CD w « « J. c . Sf ® p prem ature. D istrict residents People’s Mojahedin, inflicted on thousands of i o * 2 ! = o) Thanks, town, them from termination of service ; o 8 t ^ c 2 e "o c g S f « £ It was unwise for the state to begin the political prisoners, most of them members or “ ®1 fromNov. 1 to April 15, allow them i ® g ® g I voice their thanks suspected members of the Mojahedin: i i | | . process, and the courts probably should have for cleanup Job to make special payment arran­ I £ Q. T3 ® « o o S o £ $ o> $ oi« • The most common means of torture is brought things to a halt until the road had gements, eliminate late payment To the Editor: To the Editor: . continuous flogging with thick electric cables on won the necessary permits from the Army charges, and a free quarterly the soles of the feet, the lower legs, the back and > c o> a ® ‘ ) "O w « T3 "Help Line” newsletters will be E a o c o s 5 5 £ O) c « _ c Corps of Engineers and the federal As residents of the Eighth I would like to take this way to the face. It is the single greatest cause of death in r &E:E r E r « ® ® a mailed to their homes. i 8 E s " Environmental Protection Agency. The publicly express my deep appre­ the torture chambers. One prisoner in Isfahan ' « « « u Utilities District, we want to Through the help of these I 3 o t , answer to why they did not lies in thank the residents of the town of ciation and thanks to the Board of received almost 9,000 lashes before he died; in ®P K■ . S ^ volunteers, we now know that S ® Tl « J I p l i technicalities, but the whole point would be Manchester for their support in Directors of the town of Manches­ Mashad a political prisoner was given 3,000 lashes £ E ® ' s ® "1 O ? « • these families will have the > » ® ^ g " ter for providing the means for in one week. 8 S g ' 5 E moot If the state had taken the common-sense defeating Question 4. Their votes opportunity to save energy and it\ _ d : o ® 'S o>! on our behalf are greatly the terrific cleanup work which • Burning is another favorite method of torture, approach of waiting for the approvals before feel more comfortable this ? « c appreciated. has been done on Fern Street and using electric irons, stoves, cigarettes, acid, « E® ®-w 105 kicking people out of their houses and off winter. ® > Sn > We would also like to thank the in the areas surrounding the gunpowder and boiling oil. c a> o $ c ^ their land. Globe Hollow Reservoir. • Bones in the hands and feet are crushed slowly STEAL committee, especially Enin Booker III If the DOT’S gamble proves correct and the Bob Bletchman and Jim Sarles, It's regrettable that many in workshop clamps and vises. Men, women and Community Outreach Represen­ ) ® C flB . ®» .1 l |m i road permits ar^\^ntually granted, the people have used the area as a children have had their bones broken on te ® • Hal Topliff and all the members of tative ’ -S > *& E place to dispose of trash and medieval-style racks. a t ; ^ C ; project will n ^ou bt be completed a bit the Fire Department and the Northeast Utilities faster than it otherwise would have been. If many volunteers for their hard debris, making the task difficult • “ Chicken barbecue,” as it is called by the !sl « m in I u O o c for the workmen. Hopefully this Hartford not, residents of historic farms and homes work throughout the many victims’ bereaved families, consists of tying the months. We believe in self- will no longer be a problem, and naked prisoner to a horizontal bar, which is then will have been uprooted and had their lives everyone who travels through determination and their efforts Senator pledges turned like a spit over high heat while the prisoner disrupted for no reason at all. have helped to keep that right for this vicinity will respect and is beaten. In either case, state officials will have no the Eighth Utilities District. enjoy the results of this effort. her dedication • Rape of women and girls is common, and the reason to be smug. Their approach has been Thank you all! guards often force husbands or parents to watch. Lorraine E. Peterman overbearing and has shown a lack of proper To the Editor: Blocking the urinary tract is another method of concern for the citizens they’re supposed to Joseph G. Tripp Fern Street torture, causing breakdown of internal organs. serve. Mergherlta R. Tripp ’The election is over. Now is the • Nails are driven into prisoners’ skulls, legs 337 Hilliard St. time to initiate our agenda for and feet. Taheeh Habibpour, who was four months I action. We shall face the issues pregnant, had nails driven into her breasts. Editor’s note: Joseph Tripp Is a and seek the solutions in order to • Dr. Sheikh Al-Islamzadeh, former health member of the Eighth District H elping others ensure that the health, safety and minister under the shah, now works for Khomeini; 2 Board of Directors. quality of life of all of our citizens he pioneered the injection of water under the skin, help them selves is secure. We must make sure the which causes unbearable pain. m ~ W W A I • ® ® ® ® To the Editor: dignity of all persons is upper­ • Prisoners have been crucified, suspended by £® 0E 2 * meat hooks through their arms or legs, had their | S | P I S'' most in the solution of issues. 1 O ne eysore gone, heads crushed betwen blocks and been buried People who care enough to help Your enthusiasm and support, ' I S .f O the time and effort you gave, and alive, according to the Mojahedin document. on e still In place others help themselves is what I a e experienced on Oct. 16 at the your conscientious desire to • Deliberate dismemberment is also committed discuss issues is deeply appre­ by Khomeini’s torturers. A 24-year-old woman, Center Congregational Church w o “- * s S E S mK £ — i ciated. By continuing to work Mojgan Homayonfar, had her lower leg ® « ® To the Editor: food distribution. ‘ ® * O' “ sT • together, I believe we can make a amputated under torture, yet survived to tell the « B » : § 5 jn ® ^ O Because of the work of volun­ W ~ W difference for the 35th. tale. AllReza Kazemi, a student at the Mashad » O ® ® . m i : At last a major eyesore has teers fpoQi the Manchester Area £ o ® f * osi ® S. ^ 8 ° S 0-5-C-0 been removed, with the demoli­ Conference of Churches and the Thank you for your support, school of literature, was carved up piecemeal. ■ is o . : « « - £ » o- • s i g f o f | l s | tion of the former fish market at Manchester CRT outreach your confidence, and trust. In First his torturers lopped off his ears, nose and • — t : ' C g io o i r 8 8-» S' E ^ ' O) ^ return, I pledge, once again, hard lips; then they cut his entire body into pieces and ’ ®' ® ^ S l - l North Main and Oakland streets. workers, many needy families | & ^ ® £ S £ 'Si g S o work, d^ication, and a strong dumped them into a well on the Mashad-Gonabad ! i f = £ 3 . 9 a« « |- How long must the residents of not only received food but also : * 0)|< ° f S i ^ l | 8 i '■ft " 3 JE O.JE 9 E ID ® n s: o >s> *S ; c u > 2 u o £ o 8 2 2 Si m . I aio a . L O « M Manchester face the ugly burned energy care kits from Northeast commitment to serving all the road. O people of ourdistrict, all 14towns. • The depravity of Khomeini’s torturers is out garage at West Middle Utilities. These kits contain t) enough winterization material to illustrated by the fate of Hamid Ghafoori in • I ® I JO £ £• o o ® S ©1966 by NEA. Inc turnpike and Essex Street? a 9 ^ oi o c ® 9-0 « £ o 2 '- 3 ^ ® 9 C ^ W ® Q — 2 .o S Marie A Herbst Jahroom. According to the Mojahedin bill of £ ® ® B o £ n ® « ® O O S £ ? « o I- » draft-proof their homes. 3 H o2£°®Ego®£ = “ ® 2 « ® 9 2 « particular, parts of his body were cut off and put S ? 2 « 8 o> . „ "I'm just glad Kitty Kelley did SINATRA'S Ruth W. Larson In addition, the families were Senator-elect m % 3 •3*-o £ 8 o)S 8: P $ 2 « * a 2 ® at O lA ® * in his mouth; he was then made to chew them. He o)J5 ® a S w ® tt £ P • • o £ t) 2“ biography and NOT MINE!” also signed up for NU ’s winter Vernon tr ® ® * S ^ 2 a ® £ >. 0.7 c * m 8 2 ® ® 7 S22| 43 Ludlow Rd. ® S o o •c £ a, f£ pu £ | 8 c l 3 S . ® = 3 £ W- ^ : c « ® > . £ | g l eventually died under torture. ® 3 « c E £ m ® O B 9 0-3 E 2 2 ^ 8 9 i g S JC ^ 9 s I b - ^ 2 •5« ® £ 3 £> C c o o H z A O « E o E ® •= O O - ® e * f- E * ® S WHAT MAKES THIS CHRONICLE of savagery ® a S 1 1 1 TD T> 93 •- S b I ^ ® a.® 3 8j C ^ 9 9 S 2 s r ^ o - 8 particularly horrifying is that the torture is being W A £ S JOo -C ® V8 £ OB « 0-3 5 r s | | m S i | 8 ® | ® 2 2 g S c — E E TJ committed in the name of religion, and c ® » ® >. 9 > WJr E 9 •p Economy, organization helped Dems 2 0. e ® o ® ' c deliberately. Even Hitler and Stalin had apologists i s £ i ? £ ® £1 =ti te ® a p o c a o g X 9 •5 => ^ ® c ^ to 10 8 * 1 ° nE A St ® ® n c a » « c ® who claimed that the dictators never knew of the a." ® ^ O B I? 8 ? s s 0> 9 o 5 r " - S £ 9) ® ® 8 * E « o _ o £ S $ 9 * 2 ^ ® j •- excesses that occurred under their orders. 2 ® E - >o ®“ oj _ ® o s amazing party performance of all. C 'O 3* ® ^ si. 9-5 y g O) - “P ®-Kt I t ; * i i > « -o 2 i l l ® The simplest explanation was also the most O m E 13 w a m 2 O) O •o Khomeini can have no such alibi. He glories in l l E 'S o ® *s -3 ®tD c — B ° £ 8 Despite the lack of a local Democrat on the m £ -o ^ ® l l l i *- m o ® ® ^ S o ® ® accurate on why Democrats were able to blow ® s « £ a ® X * C 3 £ party’s state ticket, the hangover from absentee the sadistic slaughter taking place daily in his W ♦- ® S — o o ® B ’ o « £ £ « O £ H 8 o B £ E g £ r i 8 g E l away the Republicans at the polls last week; Good O C 1 ? rJ«) I*O) i l l (0 a a r £ ® 2. - / r M ballot problems last May, and the pull against torture chambers. On Feb. 3,1984, the supposed £ £ £ S » times in Connecticut. C a p i t o l man of God declared publcly; “ Killing is mercy, And it was plain old Bill O’Neill who summed it them which GOP Congressman John Rowland for it seeks to rectify the person. A person p)-= o o ® ^ ® c c O ®' Im- 9 exerted, they delivered a margin of nearly 9,000 Si O) 9 O F >.9 a c k ® up without so much as a single "indeed,” his usual C o m m e i i t s a? c V o o 2 £ ^ ^ • S E A • £ & | l ® Jr 2 i c kma g sometimes cannot be rectified unless he is cut up = £ 5 £ 2 § r O £ « 2 O kXo *; 0> o)^^ ® Q . O crutch for emphasis, on the day after he had votes for O’Neill. a| e o 2 ,'- ±! c £ £ ® o 2 E ® o 3 o ®£ and heated up. You must kill, burn and lock up ® k F E f |-2 2 E 0.0 ? ^ ssO E - E S £ ? O * 9 s i ® S trounced Julie Belaga in their race for governor:, Bob Conrad ’They also had to contend with the popularity of * >.8 c « b E c ® « e 8 g“-^.B I ® ’ g k 9 ® E 5 E o ? O Alderman Gary Franks, the GOP candidate for those who are in opposition.” .o 2 • « 1 2 W 5 S a ^ « 5 k O O JF 1 •- < 2 ® o o^ “ People are very contented the way they are,” £ £ o P O 9 -^ * £ ° | | 2 «® ® £ S £ £ * i 8 | i B I E > £ * 'g 2 B » » ‘ | i l | a k 9 o 9 ® . £ E X o state comptroller who led his party’s underticket o ® a- S S > , £ E “ I i ® o — ® ® 2 9 a l l ® - ^ i i the governor said solemnly to an assemblage of ^ 9 a £ S 8 | g c • o .® n m f •= a>o 2 i S c statewide. Waterbury Town Chairman Tom P X £ c g u ® O •= 3 o _ o)£ S 9 O reporters in his State Capitol office. » X 9 3 £ I £ I 2 2 = 0 S S o o 2 "D 9 . S Mlnl-editoilal i s | 8 | i ® » 9 s E ® S O-= w'o S • 5 B » o f | e i t So "contented,” we say, that no Republican Gahan, a former Moffett supporter who came all o k " ' c £ o p — o ^ W ® ® ® «£ . g | S f = e“ g o O) ■ 5 2 o o c O ® ® B s ■ a l 5 * g O o .c 7 3 A o ^ E Q o 1$ challenger had a real shot at O’Neill this year — the way on board for O’Neill, is credited with the Many of Washington’s most proper patricians a 8 E » 1« 23 “® £ 2 ^ ° c ®3 E o>g * 8 £ B O ® ® ^ c ® ° S 2 ^ ® 9 8 ® party’s showing there. now have red faces to go with their blue ties. It 8 B $ S • a c £ £ « 2 °- >. « 2 E » not Belaga with a better campaign, not Dick ® ® « Si ® ^ O t o> a Q. O- ® ® S ® 4^ Si ^ ® o o seems the diagonal yellow stripes on the cravats E > I ® B I ® 2 E - - A ® O ® § § 5 ; O ® k C w - U £ Bozzuto or Gerry Labriola. Maybe one might have rocket after she won a.three-way primary in & 8 | | 1 | ■2 £ »- ® £ o » « = i® Tj'T'fw ^3 k — 85 * Co _O OUTSTANDING FOR THE GOP on an that signify membership in the Metropolitan Club _ t « t | S o — * 3 m * o 2 ® a:z c ® E o o I 8 2*0® made it closer (U.S. Sen. Lowell Welcker, September got lost^on its way to orbit. Voters o>; ® ® o a a otherwise dreary day were: U.S. Rep. Nancy Ill « 8 8 = c E o 8 * £ 2 l K * 8 8 B £ O a>-m weren’t sure what it was, but something about her — the capital’s oldest and most esclusive — run 9 k c -r- c ■ e ® £ c e 3 ^ a l s ® | . ® c® §a.K “ «-* £3 °22 E 2 3 ?'® = g^’ perhaps?), but no one was going to knock off the Johnson, in winning re-election in the 6th *® 2 o « i 8 0 ^ 5 I S 5 O O ® JF 3 £ ^ ® Democratic beneflciary of Connecticut’s turned them off in the final days of the campaign. the wrong way. As a club bulletin put it, the stripes CO 2 3^8 o 2'o ■geo ® o * » 3 O g CD E « 9 ’ S «S o ® x o P)^ Congressional District; state Rep. George ® 3 O &£ e c | ’ 0;2 § c ® S c k S'® B o “ | | | 9 0.3 O-T} ® O) ® E 9 9 A State Capitol observer said “ she had the wrong running from upper right to lower left (viewed o i l ill! ® ® O) ® - CS' O i: a v £ JF a 2 a o 2 £ O ® « £ £ = ® o prosperity in 1986. Avitabile of Torrington, turning back for a second B £ 2 r-' 9 TJ 0O 9® body English” and it cost her. head-on) not only “ offend heraldry” but “ also Especially when O’Neill had the good fortune time veteran former Rep. John “ Tony” O’Neill, fairly oozing humility and innocence, denote bastardy.” Meiribers may turn their ties in and added insurance of U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd’s Misclkoski; Rep. Jack Tiffany of Lyme, rounding presence up front on the ballot with him. Dodd ran put on a sweater and asked for support in a for a corrected version. As for us, we take our cue out a quarter century with this new term, winning from the old military slogan, and do not let the 6 late-inning, effective commercial. But he had ahead of tte governor in romping over Roger despite Democratic successes in his district for § | | 8 already wounded her fatally with a highly Metropolitan Club members grind us down. ^ O £ £_o — Eddy. Together, and with the economy as silent other seats; Sen. Ken Hampton of Haddam, o E E ® questionable jab at the Belaga family taxes and a • £ ^ <- ally, they were too much. returning against a heavy Democratic tide in nine relentless recital of her poor attendance record in of the 11 towns in his district; Sen. Tim Upson of the Legislature this year. LET US SAY PARENTH ETICALLY that Waterbury, winning a close one against ^ p . Republicans never expected that Eddy would beat Gerry Noonan of Naugatuck. Dodd. ’They only hoped Eddy would hold Dodd’s DESPITE THE ONE-SIDED victory, O’Neill ilanrilpatpr HrralJi Predictably, some Republicans have called for margin down and give them a better chance with could hardly claim a mandate. The turnout dipped Founded In 1881 the scalp of State Chairman Tom D’Amore, but O’Neill. below 60 per cent. Fewer people voted for the ’The GOP lured its man into the race and then winner than in any election for governor in 20 D’Amore, an activist leader, has no intention of PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuWlihef quitting under fire. Instead, D’Amore ought to OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Ek« cuIIv« Editor hung him out to dry. financially. K n ow in ^f years. Fairfield County Republicans, as usual, bad JAMES P. SACKS...... M«n«olnQ EdHor Eddy’s wit and sharp tongue. Republicans thought a miserable showing at the pells. agonize over the great times his president, Ron ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AidodMo Editor they were getting a latter-day Will Rogers (If that Still, Democrats were impressive in their Reagan, helped deliver — and how they helped .dates us too much, try a laid-back Mark Russell.) organization around the state. Former U.S. Rep. cement Democrat bill O’Neill in place for four DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advorttaing Dlractor more years. MARK F. ABRAITIS...... Butinwt Minigar to take on Dodd. Instead, they got an angry George Toby Moffett’s supporters in his bid to wrest the SHELDON COHEN...... Compoilng Mitiagtr C. Scott who raised issues and attacked the Dodd gubernatorial nomination from O’Neill were, by ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrMKOOm Mdriogw persona. and large, on board. And Waterbury, whose cup of In Belaga, Republicans had a candidate whose trouble this year ran over, scored the most MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday. Nov., 12, 19«6 U.S./Wortd in Bishops resume discipline debate By Barry Schweld impose punitive measures against details. The Associated Press Syria. “ It is beyond doubt that Syria WASHINGTON — The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops, after • Shultz, who plays a key role in has been and is involved in settling one thorny issue by electing ipoderate new leaders over a WASHINGTON - President shaping U.S. policy on terrorism, terrorist activities,” Shultz said. conservative challenger, are struggling to decide what to do Reagan is expected to act did not recommend a U.S. break Syria has been on the State Department’s list of countries that about the Vatican’s disciplining of a liberal colleague. promptly on recommended sanc­ with President Hafez Assad’s sponsor terrorism since 1979, when The bishops were resuming private deliberations in the case of tions against Syria that one official government or that the American says stop short of a break in the list was first compiled. Syria Seattle Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen today after failing to diplomatic corps in Syria be diplomatic relations with the Arab reduced, the official said. was accused of being involved in reach agreement during nearly four hours of closed-door nation: However, Eagleton will not the bombing of the U.S. Embassy discussion late Tuesday. The recommendations sent to return to his post, the official said. in Beirut, Lebanon, in April 1983, Bishops taking part in the meeting were providing no details. Reagan by Secretary of State If Reagan adopts the recommen­ and the' destruction of a U.S. George P. Shultz would bar the dations, Syria will become the Marine Corps barracks outside the return of Ambassador William seventh country against which Lebanese capital in October 1983, Mice enlisted In Down’s research Eagleton to Damascus and reduce Reagan has imposed some eco­ in which 241 Americans died. WASHINGTON — Researchers say they have enlisted mice as the size of the Syrian Embassy in nomic sanctions. The others were But the Reagan administration a major new weapon in their battle to understand and perhaps Washington, the official said Libya, Poland, South Africa, the also has praised Syria for help in Tuesday. Soviet Union, Nicaragua and Iran. securing the release of American one day treat Down’s syndrome, the most common cause of passengers aboard the Trans mental retardation in humans. Also, American oil firms would On Monday, 10 members of the be asked to cut back their opera­ European Community backed Bri­ World Airlines plane that was Two groups of scientists said Tuesday they have produced the tions in Syria, said the Reagan tain by banning sale of new arms to hijacked to Beirut in June 1985. first animal models for Down’s, a development they say should administration official, who spoke Syria, suspending high-level offi­ Reagan, in a speech that month be a boon to understanding the genetic disease. only on condition he not be named. cial visits to and from the country to the American Bar Association, The mice have genetic characteristics similar to those found in He described the sanctions as and agreeing to “ review the charged that “ a new International humans with Down’s, they said, and could be used in developing “ pretty mild” and stressed that a activities” of Syrian diplomats. version of Murder Incorporated” prenatal tests to predict which defects might be present in a final decision was up to Reagan. Greece did not go along, and the made up of Iran, Libya, North . GEORGE SHULTZ N high-risk fetus. Britain broke relations with others implicitly left themselves Korea, Cuba and Nicaragua was ... makes recommendations Work with the animals also might suggest therapies that could Syria last month after a Jordanian, the option of fulfilling deliveries of "engaged in acts of war” against slow down certain genetic activity and reduce some of the Nazar Hindawi, was convicted of military equipment already under the! United States.St symptoms of the syndrome in a developing fetus, they added. working with Syrian diplomats in contract to Syria. which operates out of the Syrian- trying to plant a bomb on an El Al HE POINTEDLY ommitted Sy­ controlled Bekaa Valley of Le­ airliner in London. SHULTZ TOLD reporters Mon­ ria in what White House officials banon, took responsibility for Most teachers consider quitting day on a flight to Guatemala for a described as a gesture of gratitude bombings at the ticket counters of THE REAGAN administration meeting of Western Hemisphere to Assad. El AL, the Israeli airline, in the NEW YORK — Salary gains and other improvements during withdrew Eagleton from Damas­ foreign ministers that he had made Sanctions against Syria were Rome and Vienna airports in the past year failed to reduce the number of public school cus in support of Britain and urged recommendations on sanctions to considered earlier this year, how­ December. Five of those killed teachers who want to leave the profession, a new survey has West European governments to Reagan, but he provided no ever, after the Abu Nidal group. were U.S. citizens. found. A majority of teachers said they endorse many of the aims of school reformers, but only little more than a third said they think Sales reform has helped teachers, according to findings released Ferry sinks; 180 dead J. B. ELECTRONICS Tuesday in the third annual Louis Harris poll of teacher & Service viewpoints. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) ferry had left on its daily trip but According to the poll, commissioned by the Metropolitan L ife — A ferry boat apparently over­ radioed an SOS between noon and 1 p.m. ’The distress signal was V fnsurance Co., 55 percent of the teachers said they have seriously loaded with passengers sank in the considered quitting the classroom, compared with 51 percent in Bay of Port-au-Prince and at least picked up on Gonave, they said, the 1985 survey. 180 people drowned, authorities and rescue vessels were dis­ said. Twenty were reported patched and picked up the rescued. survivors. The U.S. Embassy said late China urges reunification talks The exact position of the sinking Tuesday that the 50-foot Oklele was not known, but it was believed PEKING — During unprecedented celebrations commemorat­ sank off the bay island of Gonave, to have been close to Gonave. ing the 120th anniversary of the birth of revolutionary leader 30 miles west of the Haitian capital Sun-Yat-sen, China today urged Taiwan’s ruling Nationalist of Port-au-Prince. The boat was All of the passengers were Q . What da that# famou* brand apaakara hava In common? Party to open reunification negotiations. making its daily crossing when it residents of Gonave, according to “ It is high time for the Kuomintang (Nationalist) authorities to sank, said Embassy spokesman Radio Soleil. Approximately 50,000 A . Thay all bumad out whan playad at or balow thair ratad take a step forward,’ ’ Peng Zhen, head of China’s legislature, the Jeffrey Lite. people live on the Island. powarl Radio Soleil, a Roman Catholic • National People’s Congress, said at a rally at thejSreat Hall of The weather at the time of the station in this seaside capital of 1 Theae cuatomera didn’t know they could purchase profession­ the People. sinking was reported to have been al speakers that work at their ratings from Jack Bertrand for About 10,000 people attended the gathering, the most important million, reported that their corres­ windy with some rainfall, common pondent on the island of Gonave less than they'paid for their home type speakersi rally in this year’s commemoration of Sun, who led the revolution in the Haitian fall, but it was not ■ that overthrew the last emperor in 1911 and is revered by both said the vessel apparently was known whether that played a role Taiwan and China. carrying too many passengers for in the sinking. NOW YOU KNOWI its size. 8 Inch 2 way 50 wall 5 75 each ; ^ Overcrowding is common in The ferry was privately owned, 75 watt 1 99 each impoverished Haiti, whether in and officials said an investigation 12 inch 3 way Dole eyes ’88 presidential bid IS Inch 3 way 100 watt 8129 each buses packed with people hanging would be undertaken to determine $219 each on for a free ride, in the colorful the cause of the tragedy. 15 Inch 3 way 150 watt WASHINGTON — Senate Republican leader Bob Dole says 18 inch 3 way 250 watt $459 each that if he believes he has a strong chance for his party’s 1988 "tap-tap” taxis or in commuter No other details were imme­ boats that travel to four offshore diately available and attempts to presidential nomination, he might abandon his leadership post islands. reach island officials for further CallJack Bertrand ■ 643-1262 and possibly leave the Senate. Government officials said the information were unsuccessful. ‘ ‘The only question there would be i f ... it develops that there is a real opportunity out there for ’88, then I’ve got to make a choice,’’ Dole, who has yet to formally announce his candidacy, 75th ANNIVERSARY 75th ANNIVERSARY 75th ANNIVERSARY 75th ANNIVERSARY 75th ANNIVERSARY 75th ANNIVERSARY said in an interview. "Can you be the leader and be a candidate or not?” Dole, who is from Kansas, was just re-elected to a fourth Senate term. Also elected in Kansas was a GOP governor, Mike 0) Hayden, a fact he says comforts him because a Republican would 75^"ANMIVERSARr SPECIALS name his replacement should he resign to run full-time for < The Agitator m president. Full W id th Cleaning “ That’s a remote option, but you get to the point where if you’re Is the differencel missing a lot of action that affects your state then you have to Bnish-Vac’ I make a choice,” Dole said. ‘ ‘I guess you have to make a judgment Attachable $4995 whether at that point you can be a senator and a candidate. Now DuadngBmah I’m a long way from that point. I may never reach that point.” Vacuum Ri|.*64» g O) Ministers meet on Rhine disaster ce SPEICAL PURCHASE ZURICH, Switzerland — Environment ministers from Rhine PUIASKI SALEI River countries gathered today to discuss one of Europe’s worst CURIO MSnAV SHOWER CURTAINS ecological disasters in recent years — a chemical slick from a CASINET M98. Swiss industrial fire that is killing fish and threatening water $189 7 0 "X 72" . 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An approximately 25-mile-long chemical slick has slowly kle. drifted downstream toward the North Sea. killing an estimated half-million fish and contaminating water supplies. Slamoar Stripe • Goad Valaa SPIRIT^ 800 Twa-Motar Syatam W I N D O W South Africa bombings Injure 23 • Lightweight ee SHADES a Compact < • Quadraflex'* JOHANNESBURG. South Africa — Three black policemen, 0) ce Agitator including one who lost both legs, were in serious condition today III Cut Free ' • Dual Brushed after two bombs exploded in the mining town of Newcastle, > Edge Clesnlng injuring at least 23 people, the government said. Translucent • Soft-Touch Cord Rewind: Hospital sources said 16 of 20 blacks admitted for treatment of Contemporary injuries suffered in Tu^day’s bombings had been released. 9 ‘ The government’s Bureau for Information confirmed that a pattern or room Mini-Biinds bomb, which police suspect to be a Soviet-made limpet mine, darkening linen by Monte Carlo Reg. ‘299W exploded at a newspaper store in a shopping arcade, and another pattern White or Natural bomb of unknown origin and type went off a half hour later in a e white • green • egg coior trash can outside the magistrate’s court. * 1 6 8 ®®® s i r The bureau said three whites — a woman, the magistrate and 37y4"x6' R e g .' 8" $ 1^00 Rog.'2Sr* 50% OFF #PR122 the prosecutor — were among those injured in the bombings in Other Sizes Available W hg>i Newcastle, 130 miles southeast of Johannesburg in Natal province. Dimonslon^** 1000 #38835 RELAX FOREVER! 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U.S. calls arms talks productive • CarpBt/hBTd floor $ 2 9 8 0 0 > • Okt finding heodHgh *399*® G E N E V A __The superpower arms talks recess today after a < 6 9 9 * ^ 6 Fool Stool Not Included m round which the chief U.S. negotiator said produced more results 38 than any previous segment of the 20-month-old negotiations. tit Progress was made in all three areas under discussion at the > talks including space and defense systems, long-range nuclear •A ALUABLE COUPON __ weaiMns and intermediate-range nuclear forces, said U.S. *299“ negotiator Max Kampelman. j i .u , .i. Stop,In pnd ontor bI Marlow's U The progress during the two-month round, the sixth of the R w .* s e 9 * trasa and'matching boxapring. talks was helped greatly by last month’s U.S.-Soviet summit aga. No purohaaa nioaaiary. prpaarrt at drawing. Mual antai Kyi ; meeting in Iceland, which saw “ phenomenal agreements,” 1 Kampelman said in an Interview Tuesday with The Associated * A N . Nsms. Press. ! - 'ff ’ j t Kampelman admitted that there has been disagreement over 1'tli ! one issue discussed at Reykjavik. The Soviets maintain that the MARLOW’SFmsTFonevfnvTHifM SINCE tail oFtNsoAva United States agreed to eliminate all strategic nuclear weapons DOWNTOWN MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER THURS. Til. S FREE FARKINO FRONT A REAR Of OUR ETORE in 10 years, while President Reagan says he only agreed to scrap DS Phone. ■site.- - ■ ballistic missiles. l75th ANNIVERSARY 75th ANNIVERSARY 75th ANNIVERSARY TSth ANNIVERSARY 75th ANNIVERSARY 75th ANNIVERSARY J ■If — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 12. 1986

HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by Oik Brown* SNAFU by Bruce Beattie

I'LL MAVE A PASPBEPPY PAMieH, PUEA$E MARGIE SMS YOU 6AVE HER a n “A" BY N o rm a n B lack Minuteman missiles that currently The four MX missiles now on them to be installed in existing Congress has refused to autho­ ON HER PAPER... The Associated Press form the heart of America’s alert are among the first group of Minuteman silos at F.E. Warren rize that second batch of so unless T land-based intercontinental ballis­ 10 scheduled for activation by late by the end of 1988. the Pentagon comes up with an OMAHA, Neb. — Without fan­ tic missile force. next month to meet what the Air The activation of the,.,first four acceptable — and affordable — The Air Force counters that the fare and with its future still in As a result, the land-based leg of Force calls "Initial Operational follows what has proven’ to be an plan for basing the missile in such new missile is needed to deter doubt, the MX missile has been America’s nuclear triad — for the Capability’’ for the new weapon. unusually successful development a way as to improve its nuclear war because it is so moved from the drawing board first time ever — includes a missile "We have four on alert now,” program. survivability. accurate it can threaten missile and testing pad to operational that by itself can boost 10 warheads Maj. Steve Garcia said during a But it also comes at a time of Congressional critics maintain silos and other targets in the Soviet j)y^0fzuMP^es/ status in a remote missile field in at once toward the Soviet Union. recent briefing at SAC headquar­ renewed political debate of the sort that by using existing Minuteman Union that have been "hardened” ' Wyoming. By comparison, the Minuteman ters. "And we are on track to have that has dogged the missile from silos, the Defense Department against nuclear attack. X q - Officials with the Strategic Air carries no more than three all 10 on alert by Dec. 28." its start in the early 1970s. The places the MX at risk. They say. YOU COULPVE GOT Command here say the first four warheads. That first batch of 10 MX Reagan administration is prepar­ that in these structures,-the new The U.S. concept of deterrence is ing to mount a new campaign in THE PHANTOM by L ** Falk A By Barry THE SAME PAPER FROM MX missiles have now been The Soviet Union, with more missiles — which the Reagan missiles can be destroyed easily by based on the idea "of placing at M EF0RA“t>-MlNU5" -activated and stand poised for than 300 SS-18 missiles deployed, administration has dubbed the Congress to acquire 100 MX a Soviet first strike. The Minute- risk what the Soviets believe are launch at F.E. Warren Air Force has long had a land-based missile Peacekeeper — will be followed by missiles instead of the .50 autho­ man silos, while buried under­ most important to them," says Base, surrounded by the older capable of carrying 10 warheads. 40 more of the giant rockets, a ll of rized to date. ground, were not designed to Maj. Tim Kolter of the SAC.

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As ready within a week. prepa Amos of Vernon; a son, Scott to pay for nativity scenes that have a result of the offers, the commit­ The fire that destroyed the Amer Pinckney of Manchester; a daugh­ been ordered to replace two tee decided to buy two sets of scenes is under investigation as an andai ter, Janet Walters of Newport destroyed by a fire Oct. 17 at the figures. percent of our daily rqulrement alike. lodge in Center Springs Park. arson, but nothing new has deve­ By Nancy Pappas News. Va.; a sister, Janet Sa- Still unanswered is the question loped in the investigation, police Herald Reporter for vitamin C, as well as the usual of whether one of the scenes will be V newsky of Leroy, N.Y.; two grand­ Mayor Barbara Weinberg said said. assortment of B vitamins, miner­ children; and two nieces. this morning she has sent invita­ displayed in Center Park, where It als and some fiber. The funeral will be Friday at 1 stood for a number of years, or on The town is also faced with the Remember when potatoes tions to the meeting, which will be were supposed to be the bane of So why not let your family p.m. at the First Congregational held at Lincoln Center, to represen­ the lawn of Center Congregational question of what to do with the Church of Vernon. Burial will be in Church, where it has been set up in damaged lodge. every dieter? When the lowly jump on the potato bandwagon? tatives of organizations listed by Here are some recipes for Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky the Chamber of Commerce. There recent years. root was to be banished from the Hill. Calling hours are lliursday One possibility advanced by table of anyone who hoped to potatoes gathered from a variety are about 100 on the list. The scene was moved there to Robert Samuelson, who lives from 7 to 9 p.m. at the White- AP photo shed a few pounds? of sources. The first two come' Roa< Weinberg said she would like to forestall any question about a nearby, is that it ^ razed and Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 religious display on public Well, the spud is now on the from the booklet "Fitness Fuel.” H all Elm St., Rockville 06066. see the widest possible community replaced with a larger building on For your own copy, send a Imported Kong participation. Weinberg said she property. the same foundation with a leveled- other foot, so to speak. Potatoes 0 Nov. 2 stamped self-addressed enve­ hopes the needed funds, about Most of those involved in the off picnic area behind Jt. are the culinary darling of the celebrt Leocadia Q. Tomutiak ’80s. They’re served crunchy and lope to the Potato Board, 1385 S. Five-M King Kong, slightly over 52 feet tall, towers over $13,500, can be collected by the effort to replace the scenes want The Park and RecreWion Advi­ Leocadia (Gryk) Tomusiak of 66 onlookers in Ofuna, Japan, today. The imaginary movie time the new figures arrive in the figures put back in the park, well dressed at trendy restau­ Colorado Blvd., 512, Denver, Irela about three weeks. sory Commission had asked before Colo. 80222. Stanlej Meadow Lane, died Tuesday at her creature was crated in New York and flown to the land of where they say the scenes can be the fire about the possibility of rants. They’re offered whole, home. She was the wife of John P. more easily viewed. oozing with (jheddar cheese or TickeU Godzilla to help promote the film, “King Kong II,’’ which Loans from the Savings Bank of restoring community skating on citizeni Tomusiak. Manchester and the Manchester Weinberg has asked Town Attor­ Center Springs Pond and using the topped with chill at family-style Lean potato spilt She was bora in Norwalk and had opens In Japan next month. The character was used Manchi Board of Realtors will finance the ney John Cooney for a legal opinion lodge for skaters and Other uses in spots. 1 large potato, baked Travel lived in Manchester most of her during filming in North Carolina. initial purchase. on the question. Cooney has drafted different seasons. You find them In nuggets with life. She was a retired nursing 3 tablespoons lowfat milk Tieme: supervisor, having worked in the dollops of caviar on top or >/i cup cottage cheese Fairfield area. She was a graduate chunked in curries and stews. 2 tablespoons toasted sunflower Sym of St. Francis. Hospital School of According to People Magazine, seeds, hulled Nursing and hiad attended Colum­ France sees hope for release of more hostages the beautiful people go for t tablespoons chopped green bell The potatoes. Shape, a fitness maga­ pepper will gi' bia University. V .. She also is survived by her Continued from page 1 Born in Marseille but a French 11 and has not been heard from last week as tending to support a release with its policies toward the zine, considers the potato one of 2 tablespoons chopped or » s 4 at Bail daughter. Marian Sophie Tomu­ national only since 1982, Coudari, since. He is the only Irishman theory that Israeli secret agents Middle East,” Syrian Vice Presi­ the 10 superstar foods of the ’80s. shredded carrot > . • ’A?! C. Ph siak of Somerville. Mass.; three “Evidently he has suffered a lot. who is of Lebanese descent, among 17 foreigners still missing in and dissident Syrians were behind dent Abdul Halim Khaddam said 2 tablespoons minced green condu( And the potato was the "cover onion brothers, Wesley C. Gryk, Henry S. He has aged.” said Sontag’s wife described himself as a business­ Lebanon. the attempted bombing of an El Al on West German television Tues­ girl” of the October Weight choral Gryk and Anthony J. Gryk, all of Blanche who, afteciuibbling in her man who had lived for 12 years in No group has claimed Keenan’s jetliner last April in London, not day night. ■/« cup shredded Cheddar cheese studer purse, handed her husband a Lebanon and 13 years in Syria, Watchers Magazine. Salt and black pepper to taste studer Manchester; a sister, Estelle Sle- kidnapping or made any demands Syrian authorities as Britain has Syria has helped free five But the folks at the National mienski of Inglewood, Calif.; and hearing aid. He lost his own in the Coudari said Sontag was held in for his release. claimed. Frenchmen this year. One Ameri­ 3 cherry tomatoes, halved 647-6» several nieces and nephews. kidnap six months ago. an underground prison in south Coudari said he had no news of Despite denials, a transcript of can hostage, the Rev. Lawrence Potato Promotion Board aren’t Halve and scoop out potato, The funeral will be Thursday at Asked his first words to her, she Beirut with five other Western the other hostages but added, "I Chirac’s remarks published Mon­ Jenco, reached freedom through content to rest comfortably in leaving a ‘/i-inch pulp in shells. Test spud savvy with an Eye-Q test AAF 9:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney replied: “He hugged me. That was captives he was not allowed to can tell you that things will be day indicated the original account Damascus in July. their au gratin dishes. The board Mash potato pulp in bowl. Add Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., enough." speak to, but was smuggled a note happening soon. I’ve heard talk of was accurate. has proudly announced that it milk, cottage cheese, sunflower Amc The latest releases follow the seeds, green pepper, carrot, on­ What’s your Potato Eye-Q? a cup of spaghetti, a cup of potato to darken when cooked. However, some critics say followed by a mass of Christian Coudari told reporters he was apparently from a missing Irish­ it, more or less." The French government has initialing of a settlement of a $1 will sponsor the U.S. Women’s 3. False. Many of a potato’s that potatoes in foil steam cut Cl held by masked captors in five man feared dead. ions, half the Cheddar, salt and Here’s a little test to give unsweeten^ yogurt, or' a Northl burial at 10 a.m. at St. James Coudarl’s nephew Jean-Pierre been severely criticized for its billion loan dispute between Gymnastic team from now nutrients are near the skin. rather than really baking. 2 pepper. Gently mix to blend. medium potato? Church. Burial will be in St. James different apartments after being Brian Keenan, an Irish teacher,-, told reporters the French hostages’ handling of the hostage affair, France and Iran, which Tehran through the 1988 Olympics in yourself. 8:40 a Mound into potato shells, dividing 1. False. A medium potato That’s why it’s worthwhile to Another way to achieve a soft Luthei Cemetery. Calling hours are today kidnapped in February. was kidnapped in west Beirut April families were assembled recently particularly what was seen as made a condition for normalizing Korea. So you’ll see gymnasts 1. True or false. Potatoes from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. by a Foreign Ministry official who lukewarm support for Biitish-led relations. equally. Arrange 3 tomato halves are fattening. contains about 110 calories' take very thin parings when skin is to rub each potato with and their coaches making guest on each, pushing in slightly. a little vegetable oil before Donations may be made to a "let us know of French government sanctions against Syria for alleged The release June 20 of two other 2. Trae or false. For best which is about what you’d find you’re peeling your potatoes. Chu charity of the donor's choice. hopes for the imminent liberation support of terrorism and reports — French hostages came aHer appearances around the nation, Crinkle with remaining cheese. in a five-ounce serving of peas But there are nutrients found baking. amateur gymnastic eveiits and Bake in a 450-degree oven for about results, potatoes should be Pratt to cut jobs (of hostages), particularly after strongly denied — of arms sales to France pressured Iranian opposi­ or corn, a banana or a large throughout the tuber. 7. Exposure to direct light co\ potato festivals, all underwritten 10 minutes, stored in the refrigerator. the recent declaration by Jacques Damascus. tion leader Massoud Rajavi to 3. True or false. A potato’s Delicious apple. It's the butter 4. The American Heart causes potatoes to turn green. hold it Chirac to the Washington Times." by the board. In Memoriam Continued from page 1 say exactly how much the com­ “Without doubt, the French abandon his French headquarters, nutrients are all in the skin. you slather all over your Association recommends get­ It’s sometimes called “sun­ usual, pany would save due to the cuts The newspaper quoted Chirac government contributed to the another condition. There’s even a training booklet Slender fries fellow In sad and loving memory of 4. What percent of your potatoes that will do in your ting at least half of your burn.” This greening causes a since he did not know how many called "Fitness Fuel,” put out by 4 medium potatoes, peeled calories from complex car­ Admit Mildred Jarvis, who passed away ranee protection, retraining and employees will opt for the separa­ daily calories should come diet. Just one tablespoon of ‘ bitter flavor, so green areas adults November 12th, 1985. Don Peters, the coach of the 2 tablespoons vegetable oil butter doubles the calories in a bohydrates — beans, bran, should be cut off before resettlement allowances, and out­ tion program. women’s Olympic team. He Sait, paprika and dip (below) from carbohydrates? You are still beside us in all we do. placement counseling. Linke said. 5. Is there any cholesterol in baked potato! rice, oatmeal, potatoes and cooking. "Following this year. In future gives nutritional advice with Cut potatoes into ‘A-inch sticks. Your memories will guide "This is the most comprehensive years it’s certainly going, to save a potato? 2. False. Below 40 degrees, other vegetables. Gull and see us through. , heavy emphasis — not surpris­ Place in bowl of ice water to make 8. The spaghetti has the (reorganizational) program that tens of millions of dollars,” Linke crispier. Drain and pat dry on 6. Should you wrap a potato potatoes develop a sweet 5. None at all. The Life must go on, Pratt has ever offered and the most added. ANNIVERSARY SALE ingly — on the importance of taste, the result of an accumu­ 6. That’s a matter of opin­ most calories at 160. The we know it’s true. paper towels. Arrange in single in foil before baking? yogurt is next with 120 calo­ will h( comprehensive separation pack­ This is the first major cutback carbohydrates in general, and lation of sugar in the tuber. ion. The foil gives a softer skin p.m. i But it's not the same layer on baking sheet. Sprinkle 7. What does it mean when ries. The potato is lowest with age." Linke said. since Pratt laid off about 100 potatoes specifically. with oil. Shake pan to coat. Bake in The increased accumulation and retains heat when the baked since we lost you,. Linke said that the company will employees in 1984, Linke said. A potato is a homely little your potatoes turn green? 110 calories. ONE CARAT DIAMOND a 450-degree oven until golden 8. Which has more calories. of sugar will also cause the potato comes out of the oven. items Sadly missed by be talking this week with 330 However, that cutback was not as vegetable. It’s a starch, yet a serve your husband, Connecticut employees and 170 comprehensive as this one, he said. medium spud contains about 50 Please turn to page 14 Oliver Jarvis Florida employees whose positions Pratt & Whitney, which manu­ are being eliminated. By the end of factures Jet engines, has control of 1.25 Ct. Grai the week, the company should 35 percent of the market share, MARQUISE Mar know how many are accepting new Linke said, adding that the com­ *2850°“ Your Neighbor’s Kitchen startii Gun call nets Job assignments and how many pany is healthy financially. He said scoop will be leaving. Other cuts will th? nearest competitor was GE, Marquise follow during the next 12 months, which controls 17 percent of the 1.00 o . school an«st he said. market for Jet engines. Flu The company is also asking for PEAR Pratt & Whitney has a total of 1.00 Ct. These kids not only eat veggies — they like ’em! The A man found neat two local volunteers to take part in the $ 1 9 9 5 0 0 40,000 employees, including 24,000 flu s)i schools Monday with a stolen gun separation package, thus saving who are managerial. It has plants Oval and other valuable items was Jobs for those who want to stay with Pear $199500 the stems and the first row or two of Onte presented in court this morning, in Connecticut in East Hartford, By Nancy Pappas raised — his mother is Italian. He the company. Linke said. Volun­ Middletown, Southington and Oval Herald Reporter also experiments with exotic items artichoke leaves. police said. teers have until Nov. 19 to respond. Cover and bring to a boil. Lower Wayne Mainville. 36, whose North Haven, as well as in Florida, such as fig trees. Linke said it was premature to Maine. Georgia and Canada. Before Amy Sevell-Nelson goes "So in the summer, our vegeta­ heat slightly and steam for 20 to 30 address police said was unknown, bles come out of the garden, and in minutes, or until a leaf can be was charged with breach of peace, to the supermarket, she usually 9 asks her 6-year-old daughter, the winter, they come out of the pulled out easily. Meanwhile, com­ third-degree burglary, third- produce aisle at the supermarket. bine remaining ingredients and degree larceny, theft of a firearm, Leah, what she’d like her to bring OPEN TUES. & THURS. ’TIL 8 PM Round back. Leah often asks for We don’t go for canned vegetables adjust to your own taste. Serve as a loitering on school property and at all," says Sevell-Nelson. first course or as a full meal. risk of injury to a minor in the artichokes. Specials Specials And if Sevell-Nelson asks her The vegetarian dishes she pre­ incident, which police said occured 1.00 ct. 3-year-old, Alexandria, the answer pares sometimes take longer to No-butter cheeee sauce around 1 p.m. 1.10 Ct. Brilliant. $2679®® 1.40 Ct. Brilliant. $3675®® prepare than she’d like. That’s due, According to a police report, 1.25 Ct. Brilliant. $2950®® ROUND is likely to be vegetables and rice. 2 tablespoons flour 1.50 Ct. Brilliant. $3900®® “The child’s favorite meal is a in part, to the "help" she receives Vk teaspoon salt officers responded to a call from a 248 SPRUCE ST. $199500 in the kitchen from her children. Dover Road resident who said a 1.14 Ct. Marquise $2595®® 2.05 Ct. Brilliant. $4400®® bunch of steamed vegetables Vi cup milk MANCHESTER served on a bed of brown rice or Alexandra, for example, can eat 1 cup grated Cheddar cheese man. later identified as Mainville. STO carrots almost as fast as her had been walking through back­ wheat pilaf, with a little cheese Stir flour, salt and milk together BRAKE 646-7202 In celebration of our 29th Anniversary, the Diamond Showcase has assembled a sauce on top,” says Sevell-Nelson, mother can clean them. "So you in a small saucepan until smooth. yards In the area, carrying what wind up doing about twice as much appeared to be a gun wrapped in CENTERS, INC. special collection of one Carat or more Diamonds at very affordable prices. a part-time special education Heat, stirring constantly, until blue cloth. teacher. “The way my kids eat. as the recipe calls for." smooth and thick. Stir in grated you’d think this family was “It’s funny, because I didn’t start cheese. Serve as soon as the cheese Police said they initially couldn’t FALL MAINTENANCE SPECIALS • COME IN TODAY out to convert my kids to ‘the find the suspect. Then they re­ vegetarian.” melts. All diamonds are one of a kind. Special sale‘prices good through Saturday, In truth, the Nelsons are not vegetable way of life,’’’ Sevell- ceived a call about 25 minutes later Nelson says. “I guess you’d have to that he had walked across the Winterize Speciai | ! Faii Tune-Up November 15th and subject to prior sale. vegetarians. They enjoy many Qagutz grounds at East Catholic High entrees which use meat, particu­ say, they pretty much converted 6 School. Flush System • Check Hoses 4 cyi. *43.95 larly meat grilled outdoors or me.” '6 zucchini or summer squash Check Belts stir-fried in a wok. But at least a Here are some family favorites: 2 onions Police said office personnel at Refill with Antifreeze 6cyl. *53.95 the school watched Mainville walk few nights a week, the vegetables 1 tablespoon vegetable oil across the schoolyard and enter a 8 cyl. *63.95 take center stage. And that's just Artichoket with 2 cloves garlic, minced wooded area on the southwest *24.95 'most cars fine with the children. Rueslan dip 2 ounces tomato paste comer of the property, heading "That thing about kids not liking 1 19-onnce can peeled Italian tomatoes (use fresh In summer) toward Howell Cheney Regional "Place ^four Trust in vegetables is Jiwt a myth,” says 4 fresh artichokes Vocational Technical School. Sevell-Nelson, who admits that she Vi cup mayonnaise Salt, pepper, oregano and pars­ The report said police caught up Lube, Oii, Fiiter I I BrakeTSpeciais | the Diarrxsnd Specialists" hated most veggies when she was a Vi enp ketchup ley to taste Freshly cooked pasta, to serve with Mainville in front of the Up to 5 Qts. 10W40 Oil I Complete, Lifetime Guarantee! youngster. “But I’d have to say, in Salt, pepper and garlic powder to school, whitout the weapon. When I I DISC DRUM I my own defense; that my mother’s taste four police searched the wo^ed area, Tri-City Plaza idea of vegetableswas that they all Drop of sesame oil or a pinch of Freshly grated Parmesan they found a shotgun and shells, the *16.95 I I >54.95 <54.95 ! Manchester Parkade should come out of a can." dill weed cheese report said. 'most cars ! I ‘ most cars Manchester \/emon Herald photo by Pinto At the Nelsons’ home on Spring Lay artichokes on their sides on a Saute squash, onions and garlic Police said they found Jewelry, a Street, there’s an extensive vegeta­ wooden board. Use a heavy sharp In oil, in a large heavy skillet. Add knife to cut the thorny tops off. and tomato paste, tomatoes and sea­ woman’s watch, several bonds and Coupons must be presented on payment. 646-0012 872-6900 ble garden, tended by Nelson’s 6 pISKy bank filled with coins Amy Sevell-Nelson of Spring Street is from mom’s cutting board. How many husband. Will. He grows vegeta­ slice a piece off the stem. Wash sonings. Continue cooking over low among other Items on Mainville’s Senior citizens take oft an additional 10%. carrots wiii need fo be cieaned before bles he considers important to the artichokes well and place snugly in chagrined as her 3-year-oid daughter, a pot. Pour in water until it covers Please turn to page is person. Aiexandra, steais yet another carrot there are enough for a cake? culinary culture in which he was MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov. 12, 1986 — 1» M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 12. 1986 Sandwiches in the microwave make a quick, easy meai Supermarket Shopper

When time is servings. salad dressing hamburger buns. Garnish with 1 teaspoon Instant chicken bouil­ ‘Anytown’ address throws off liberty refund seekers at a premium, a Hot tuna sandwiches 2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish, sliced tomato, shredded lettuce lon sandwich may well-drained and grated cheese. Makes 8 Vt cup tomato sauce he the answer. 1 can (8V^ ounces) tuna, drained Vii cup shredded Cheddar cheese sandwiches. 2 teaspoons Worcestershire By Martin Sloan e DEAR MARTIN: I am surprised that you recently items that they do not use, then contribute the items to members can contribute groceries and clothing. "I Hearty hot M icrow ave 1 cup chopped celery Vi teaspoon onion powder sauce United Features Syndicate discouraged a reader from taking advantage of organizations that help the needy. use coupons to make purchases that cost pennies — or sandwiches can Vi cup sliced green onions 6 English muffin halves, toasted Seafood boat 2 teaspoons soy sauce exceptional coupon bargains, even though she did not Peggy Nelmes of Hazleton, Pa., tells me that her sometimes nothing. It is a wonderful way to help be prepared in Kitchen 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Mix all ingredients except Eng­ 1 loaf French bread, split In half 2 whole cloves DEAR MAR’TIN: Have any of your readers use those brands. church has an "Operation Blessing" room where others by using coupons.” minutes and Swiss or Cheddar cheese lish muffins in a medium bowl. Marge Churchill Vi cup mayonnaise or salad 2 bay leaves reported difficulties in getting the $5 “ Celebrate Several years ago, I learned how wise and profitable provide a filling 3 hard-cooked eggs, chopped Spread on toasted muffins. Ar­ Vi Liberty ’86” refund? This was an offer made by Nestle dressing teaspoon salt this practice can be from your column! You wrote and wholesome 1/3 cup mayonnaise range in a 12 X 8 inch baking dish and Kimberly-Clark. 1 teaspoon lemon juice VA teaspoon pepper about a fellow who was a "Coupon King.’’ He bought $2.59 Refund Offer. Send the m ea l. No 1/3 cup sour cream lined with paper towei. Microwave CREMACOAT 2 tablespoons softened butter 1 pound crab meat, My envelope was returned, marked by the post items with double coupons and resold them at tag Clip *n’ file refunds required refund form and the full front panel from I country in the 2 tablespoons chopped pimento, at high for 1 to 3 minutes, or until broken up with fork office "Insufficient Address.” But the address on the 2 tablespoons chopped pickles sales. any size of Cremacoat (any formula), along with | world has ex­ drained cheese melts, rotating dish after 1 teaspoon parsley flakes offer clearly said; Celebrate Liberty ’86, Anytown. or capers Health products (file No. 11-A) the cash-register receipt with the purchase price j plored the possibilities of sand­ Try some of these suggestions on Vt teaspoon lemon juice half of the time. 6 large rolls, split and buttered I do the same thing, and when I have a yard sale, I 1 can (8 ounces) light U.S.A. 00000.” — Beverly S., Hazleton, Pa. Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1986. j wiches with more enthusiasm or your family for a meal in minutes 1 small loaf French bread Hint; Substitute 1 can (4‘A Stuffed green olives mark the items dovm by the face value of the coupon I chunk tuna, drained i coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage greater artistry than Denmark. that is sure to please. about 12 inches long) ounces) ham spread for chicken When Nestle and Kimberly- used. My profit is the money I save with the sale and coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed VA pound crabmeat sectioned Combine butter, celery, onion in DEAR BEVERLY: EXTRA-STRENGTH EXCEDRIN $3 Refund j "Smorresbrod,” as the Danish Parsley spread for hot ham sandwiches. Clark announced their $5 refund offerto retailers, they the other half of the double coupon. The idea is popular proofs of purchase while looking for the required (artificial Is fine) a 1-quart casserole. Microwave 3 Offer. Receive a pul^ase price refund of up to $3. ■ sandwiches are called, are of the Combine all ingredients except asked the retailers to join in the promotion by printing with yard-sale customers, and I sell more secondhand forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Neapolltal pita* 1 can (8 to 8 ounces) salmon minutes on high, or until onion is Send the required rflund form and the Universal j open-face variety. One restaurant bread and parsley in a small the "Celebrate L l^ rty ’86” refund forms in “ treasures” as well. — Nick! K., Royal Palm Beach, magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers 1 package (8 ounces) mozzarella South of the border buns 2 large dill pickle transparent. Product Code carton flap of Extra-Strength | in Copenhagen lists 178 varieties of mixing bowl; mix well. supermarket newspaper advertisements. Fla. may not be available in ail areas of the country. sandwiches on its menu. cheese, shredded (about t cups) Cut French bread in half length­ 1 pound lean ground beef sliced lengthwise Add instant bouijlon, tomato Excedrin (40s or larger) along with the | Vi pound Monterey Jack cheese, 3 slices Swiss Cheese, Included in the promotional information sent each Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. cash-register receipt with the purchase price j But Americans are simply amaz­ wise; scoop out center of bread, 1 medium onion, chopped suce, Worcestershire sauce, soy DEAR NICKI: In a previous column, I did write that shredded (about 1 cup) cut Into 1-Inch strips retailer was a sample of the refund form. On it was These offers require refund forms: circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1986. I ing in the combinations of meat, leaving a l- inch shell. Place 1 small green pepper, chopped sauce, cloves, bay leaves, salt and smart shoppers did not redeem coupons on items they 1 package (4 ounces) sliced, printed the address “ Anytown, U.S.A. 00000.” This, cheese and vegetables which they crust-side down on a glass serving I clove garlic, Mix salad dressing, lemon juice, pepper. Mix well. Microwave on did not use. But this was in response to a “ coupon COMTREX $2 Refund Offer. Send the required cooked ham, diced obviously, was not a real address and was not $1.99 Refund Offer. Send the required can, and do, cram into rolls or pack plate. Fill each half with tuna pressed or finely chopped softened butter and pickles to­ high for 2 minutes, or until bubbly. critic” who claimed that coupon clippers did not really refund form and the Universal Product Code 4-WAY j Vi Jar (7 ounces) roasted sweet supposed to be published. Unfortunately, some refund form and the complete outer carton from a j between slices of bread. The mixture and garnish with parsley. 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce gether. Spread mix over open sides Remove bay leves and cloves. save money because they purchase a lot of items they panel from one package of Comtrex Tablets. peppers retailers used the sample address, and a lot of people, 4-Way nasal-spray package, along with the j N possibilities are almost endless. Microwave on high, uncovered, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce of split French bread. Lightly toss Stir in crabmeat and parsley. have no use for. Capsules or Liquid (anysize except trial size), drained and chopped like yourself, were disappointed. Some sandwiches are meant to be for 2 minutes, or until heated, lA teaspoon salt tuna, crabmeat and salmon to­ Microwave 2 minutes on medium Yours Is a different story, and what you are doing is along with the cash-register receipt with the cash-register receipt with the purchase price j Vt teaspoon basil Consumers who experienced this problem should held in the hand, while others must rotating plate once. Cut into 6 to 8 Vi teaspoon chili powder gether in a large bowl. Arrange (50%) to heat crabmeat. Spoon hot one of the more enterprising uses of coupons. There purchase price circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1986. circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1986. i 8 pitas (8-Inch size) write to Nestle Foods at 100 Bloomingdale Road, White be eaten with a fork. Nowhere will sections. Yields 6 to 8 sandwiches. Dash of hot pepper sauce seafood combination over dress­ mixture on warm rolls. Garnish Plains, N Y 10605, to the attention of Carole Epstein. are also a lot of people who use coupons to purchase you find a greater example of In a medium bowl, mix mozza­ Note; The bread that is removed 8 hamburger buns split ing. Top with sliced dill pickles and with stuffed green olives. American ingenuity than in the rella cheese, Monterey jack can be used for bread crumbs. Tomato slices cheese sti^ips. Place sandwich on creating of a sandwich. Even the cheese, ham, roasted peppers and Individuai sandwiches can be Shredded lettuce paper towel. Microwave for 2 Instant "grilled’’ cheese sand­ Danes, reputed world leaders in basil. made by using French rolls. If you Grated Cheddar cheese minutes on medium (50%), or until wiches are a breeze done in the SUPER COUPON sandwich varieties, are amazed. Partially split each pita to make n e e ^ less than 6 sandwiches, just Crumble beef into a 2-quart cheese just starts to melt. Yields 4 microwave. They’re lower in calo­ Menus CD»clflcates ^ e D) Today’s column will feature pocket; fill pocket' with cheese fill w number of rolls desired, and casserole. Add onion, pepper and servings. ries, since no fat is used in the COUNTRY STYLE OR BUTTERMILK-1(M:T. 0 mixture. Wrap each in a napkin or garlic. Microwave 4to 5 minutes on cooking, a'hd thei^’s no skillet to GIVE THE sandwiches made in French bread, remgerate the remaining filling. Thursday: Half day for elemen- ' J paper towel. In a 12-inch round Senior citizens I Pillsbury I n iw w i • one pita bread and rolls. The fillings Microwave smaller quantity 20 to high, or until beef loses its pink scrub when you’re through. Here’s taries. Baked lasagna. meat sauce, baking dish, arrange wrapped GIFT PEOPLE are also of an international flavor. 30 seconds for each sandwich. color. Barbecued crab how: toast bread slices in a The following meals will be tossed salad, garlic bread, ice I Biscuits FREE TURKEY pitas, placing openings of pitas Whatever they may hold or be Stir in tomato sauce, Worcester­ toaster; sandwich with 1 or 2 slices served at Mayfair Gardens and cream for junior and senior high WILL EAT UP. WITH THIS CO'JPON-LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER. toward the outside edges of the san d w ich e s NOW AVAILABLE AT VAUDSUN..NOV..9THTHflUSAT.NOV..15TH. A P -2 6 9 9 WITH THIS COUPON prepared from, sandwiches in shire sauce, salt, chili powder and of cheese. Wrap in a paper towel Westhill Gardens the week of Nov. schools. dish. Cook on high for 3 to 3‘A Hot chicken sandwiches DOUBLE COUPONS . STORE OFFICES. America are of the hearty variety, pepper sauce. Cover. Microwave 5 3 tablespoons butter and cook in the microwave on 17 through 21 to Manchester Friday: French bread pizza, minutes, or until cheese melts. Let 1 can (4 ounces) chicken spread and are welcomed by young and old to 6 minutes on high, or until sauce VA cup finely chopped celery medium high (70%) for 20 to 30 residents who are 60 or older; fruit cup. peanut butter cookie. alike. stand for 1 minute. Makes 6 2 tablespoons mayonnaise or is thickened and very hot. Serve on Vi cup finely chopped onion seconds per sandwich. Monday: Pineapple juice, frank­ BUTCHER SHOP CARVING A GREAT TRADITION furters and baked beans, coleslaw, c V fruit cocktail. Bolton schools B oneless A sso ile d Sirloin Tip Tuesday: Vegetable soup, shells The following lunches will be S p r e e t u r k e y with Italian sauce and meatballs, served in the Bolton Elementary- FtoranCitO* ”* upiow ioi (tr«aoM«fOoatotapplyloASP Potatoes earn their top spot Sirloin Steaks Pork Chops R oasts Buii*tSi»i*dwSwin iBuH*»baii)0«‘10.00 Off lar«w Wtaluf- About Town antipasto salad, Italian bread, Center schools the week of Nov. 17 when you huy tny ©I tt>*»# at *17 99 aach BEEF ROUND-BONELESS • 20"Oval Meat Plalter 1 | pear compote. through 21. Continued from page 13 Into spears and steamed 1 teaspoon salt • 3 Piece Carving Set | Wednesday: Crangrape juice, Monday: Country-fried steak, • 6 Piece Sleak Knife Set t i FOR MEXICAN TOPPINGS: VA teaspoon liquid hot pepper Equal Amounts baked fish in newburg sauce, corn, hot roll, fruit cup. oi Cenlet Cul brown and tender, about 30 to 40 1 cup shredded Monterey Jack seasoning Roach tings In race concert minutes. Sprinkle with salt and broccoli, boiled new potatoes, rye Tuesday: Half day. no lunch Blade End & cheese 1 cup sour cream or unflavored Sirloin End G ra m F e d bread, cherry chip cake. served. G rd in Fed C h o p s Hal Roach, an Irish comedian, will star in a concert pepper. Serve with a dip, below. 1 red hell pepper, seeded, yogurt B e e l ’Thursday: Oven-fried chicken, Wednesday: Half day, no lunch B eet 1®® 1“ Nov. 28 at 8 p.m. at Manchester High School to chopped VA cup thinly sliced green onions BEEF IOIN-BONEIN-SEMI BONELESS-2.29 LB. PORK LOIN-RIB OR LOIN PORK LOIN-SIRLOIN PORTION-1.49 LB. BEEF LOIN-BONE IN-WITH TAIL oven-browned potatoes, green served. celebrate the 90th running of the Manchester Mustard dill dip 2 canned green chill peppers, VA cup diced celery beans almondine, dinner roll, fruit Thursday: Lasagna. cheese bis­ 1 9 9 Pork Roasts 1 2 9 0 9 9 Five-Mile Road Race. seeded, chopped Pour an inch of water into a Shell Sirloin ^ 1 9 9 Center Cut Porterhouse or ^ Vi cup unflavored yogurt cup. cuit, peas, applesauce. Ireland’s "Happy Man’’ Cahai Dunne and Fintan 1 cup sour cream or unflavored three-quart saucepan. Add pota­ StcBks lb. I c™ Pork Chops Blade-Rib Portion I T-Bone Steaks ^ 2 teaspoons thinly sliced green Friday: Orange juice, chili con Friday: Fruit juice, meat and T-Bone Steaks Stanley and his Magic Accordion will also perform. yogurt toes, cover and bring to a boil over BEEF ROUNO-WHOLE-B TO IS L B S-C U STOM CUT TO O R ( ^ PORK LOIN BEEF CHUCK-LEAN-BONELESS A*P-UB,PKG.1.B9 _ onions came with beans, rice, mixed, cheese pizza, tossed salad, fruited Tickets at $12 general adnnission and $10 senior Preheat oven to 425 degrees. high heat. Reduce heat to medium ^neless Sirloin Tips £3 ib1.89 Sirloin End Pork Chops Beef For Stew ,1 .9 9 Ann Page Sliced Bacon pko 1.79 IVA teaspoons prepared mustard vegetables, wheat bread, fruit. gelatin. and steam until tender when GENUINE PLUME DEVEAU-SLICEO ^ PORK LOIN LESSER OUANTITIES-rd* LB HYGRADE-BEEF FRANKS 1-L6 PKG. 1.99 citizens are being sold at Beller’s Music in Vi teaspoon dill weed Wash potatoes, prick with a fork in pierced, about 25 minutes. Let cool, Veai Leg Cutlets 1. 6 .9 9 Country Style Pork Ribs Fresh Chicken Legs ,b69* Ball Park Meat Franks r .1 .8 9 Mandiester, Belmont Record Shop in Vernon and the Pinch each, sugar, salt and three places so steam can escape. Travel ^oppe, Glastonbury, or by calling P.J. Place potatoes on oven rack and peel and cut into thin slices. You Meals on Wheels Coventry elementailes SLICED-BEEFBOZ 1.29 on MEAT ^ ^ PORK LOIN-RIB SIDE OR FRESH-BONELESS pepper Chicken Breasts Tieniey, 643-2597. bake one hour, or until tender to the should have about six cups. Oscar Mayer Bologna 1.19 Whoie Pork Loins ’ib” > 2 .9 9 Hygrade West Virginia Bacon pilg 2 .1 9 Combine and chill. The following meals are to be The following lunches will be FROZEN FROZEN-LINKS 1-LB. PKG 2.49 touch. Cook mixed vegetables about CENTER CUT r>ORK LOIN-CHOPS 3.99 LB served to Meals on Wheels clients served in the Coventry elementary Oscar Mayer Sliced Bacon 2 .9 9 Boneless Pork Roasts*' Weaver Chicken Nuggets '•^ 3 .6 9 jS n irS au sag e Meat W 2 ,1 9 Meanwhile, prepare a choice of half as long as the package the week of Nov. 17 through 21. The schools the week of Nov. 17 through Symphony holds Monday concert Stuffed baked potatoes suggests. Drain, rinse under cold THE FARM... A CROP OF FRESHNESS *bu,' toppings. Just set themout on trays hot noon meal is listed first, the 21: SERVICE SEAFOOD MARKET The Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Chorale 8 baking potatoes, scrubbed and let people help themselves. water and drain again. Add to the cool evening meal second. Monday: Fruit juice, grilled potatoes, in a large salad bowl. r will give its first concert of the season Nov. 24 at 8 p.m. FOR NORDIC TOPPING: Split potatoes and serve imme­ Monday: American chop suey, cheese sandwich, potato chips, Red Delicious 41., FIRST OF THE SEASON . _ _ at Bailey Auditorium, Manchester High School. Paul 1 2-ounce jar Inexpensive caviar diately with choice of toppings. In a small bowl, chop egg whites green beans, corn, salad, orange. fruit. Longacre Turkey Breast ib 4.99 Fresh Dressed Smelts »1.59 C. Phillips will make his debut as director and and set aside. In another small 1 cup sour cream Cold roast beef sandwich, pears, Tuesday: Hot dog on a roll, Lil Salt Bologna i. 2.69 Jumbo Size Apples Vi cup minced chives or green bowl, mash the hard-boiled egg Fresh Pollock Fillet ib 1.99 conductor. David Clyle Morse will conduct the Colorful potato salad milk. cheese chunks, vegetable sticks, YORKER chorale. Tickets are $6 for general admission; $4 for onion tops yolks. Gradually add vinegar to Tuesday: Leg of veal with gravy, apple. tVt pounds small, red potatoes I Muenster Cheese ^ 2.89 Fresh Flounder Fillet ,b 3.49 students over 18 and senior citizens; and free for 6 lemon wedges yolks, stirring until smooth. Stir in baked potato, wax beans, salad, Wednesday: Turkey with gravy I CREAMY 1 lO-ounce package frozen mixed students under 18. For more information, call FOR AMERICAN TOPPINGS: parsley,' mustard, capers, sugar, pudding. Sliced turkey sandwich, and dressing, whipped potatoes, ^Potato Salad ib 69* vegetables Fresh Cod Fillet id. 2 .6 9 647-6043. 6 slices bacon, cooked crisp, salt, hot pepper and sour cream or grapes, milk. cranberry sauce, roll, pie. FOR DELICIOUS STEW 2 hard-boiled eggs crumbled yogurt. Wednesday: Baked chicken Thursday: Taco boat, corn, Fresh Oysters £ 2.99 3 tablespoons 't^egar ( BEER SPECIAL ) FRESH TENDER YOUNG COLOSSAL SIZE-8 TO 12-CT, SIZE ^ 1 cup sour cream Add onions, celery and egg quarter with gravy, cranberry cookie. CAMPBELL'S-PREMIUM QUALITY AARP goes to Northampton 3 tablespoons chopped parsley Fancy Shrimp <>. ib 8.99 1 cup shredded sharp Cheddar whites to potatoes. Pour dressing sauce, whipped potatoes, carrots, Friday: Meat and cheese pizza, SUPER SUITCASE-PLUS DEPOSITIT Hydroponic IVA tablespoons mustard Hydroponic American Association of Retired Persons. Connecti­ cheese over all and mix gently. Cover and salad, cake. Egg salad sandwich, salad, fruit. Regular or Light Lettuce pLg 1 tablespoon capers (optional) refrigerate until the next day. 12>oz. Tomatoes cut Chapter 604, will go the Hotel Northampton, 3 green onions, chopped applesauce, milk. JONATHAN PREMIUM NUTRITIOUS-ALFALA SPROUTS 4-02 THE DAIRY H a l R o a c h 1 teaspoon sugar Makes about eight servings. Stroh’sBeerSO cans 1 (P » FLORIDA-BUTTERY FLAVORED I k Northhampton, Mass., Thursday. Boarding time is 1 small bunch broccoli, divided Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, Coventry High School Jumbo Avocados Fresh Bean Sprouts 79* 8:40 a.m. for departure time at 9 a.m. at Concordia CALIFORNIA-TENDER POOS 2 white rice, peas, salad, ginger­ FRESH TENDER CRISP A&P Lutheran Church parking lot on Pitkin Street. Ships say farewell bread. Chicken salad sandwich, The following lunches will be I THE FREEZER Belgian Endive Fresh Sno Peas fruit and gelatin, milk. served at Coventry High School the 1 YOUR FAVORITE FRAGRANT VARIETIES U S NO 1-tOO SIZE-JUICY CRISP to farewell parties week of Nov. 17 through 21; Fresh Pott^ Herbs " McIntosh Apples Sharp Cheddar Service Notes Friday: Chicken croquettes, zuc­ SHREDDED-WHITE OR YELLOW Church supper Is planned Sloan wins art prize Monday: Ham on rye. vegetable, Tropicana JUiCY-SWEET-ORIENTAL PERSIMMONS OR NATURAL-BULK-PICK YOUR OWN chini, broccoli, salad, pudding. 4-OZ. PKG. fruit. Pomegranates ..79* Roasted Pistachios COVENTRY — First Congregational Church will Penny Sloan won first place in the plcture-of-the- NEW YORK (A P) - One of the Tuna salad sandwich, apple, milk. Orange Juice BUY ONE AT 79' hold its roast turkey supper Nov. 22, a week later than month contest In the Manchester Art Association’s effects of the fears of terrorism Tuesday: In-service day, no lunch. REGULAR OR HOMESTYLE usual. ’The meal will be served from 4; 30 to 6; 30 p.m. in (^tober contest. Her oil painting. "Covered Bridge,’’ O’Connor re-enllsts Glode of 1701 Tolland Turnpike. toward travelers is the end of the Manchester Memorial GET 1 FREE! fellowship hall of the church on Main Street. is displayed at the Mary Cheney Library. Grade and Chase are infantrymen gala bon-voyage party on ship Wednesday: Pasta and meat Admission will be $3.50 for senior citizens; $4 for other Other October winners, their paintings and media, staff Sgt. Thomas A. O’Connor with the 9th Infpntry at Fort Ord, cruise lines, reports Travel Agent The following dinners will be sauce, vegetable, fruit. Thursday: ’Turkey and gravy, aduits, and $1.25 for children. listed from second to sixth, and the display locations, has re-enlisted in theU.S. Arm yfor Calif. magazine. served next week at the Manches­ di Wip Real Cream com. 1 .9 9 are: six years. He is a recruiter with the ter Memorial Hospital cafeteria to whipped potatoes, dressing, roll, GOLDEN OUARtERS _ _ Mary Daly, "Oak Trees,’’ watercolors, First New Haven Recruiting Battalion. Security requirements at pas­ senior citizens, between the hours cranberry sauce, apple crisp. REGULAR OR EXTRA CREAMY Mrs. Filberts Margarine p», 59* Guild has fair Thursday His wife, Andrea O’Connor, is the Cosme promoted senger terminals are blamed for of 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. daily. Friday: Meat and cheese pizza, MARGARINE F ^ e ra l Savings and Loan, West Middle Turnpike; Birds Eye ;1 .0 9 daughter of Roza Wodiuk of 21 Kelly N. Cosme, son of Nydie E. the fading out of the old tradition. Sunday: Baked meatloaf with vegetable, fruit. Blue Bonnet Spread ’The Ladies Guild of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Vicky Jennings, "Swing Time,” watercolors. Distinc­ SUNNY DELIGHT Goodwin St. The sergeant is the son Santos of 441 S. Main St., has been gravy, sirloin steak, fishwich. Cool will hold its annual fair Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 3 tive Gallery, East Hartford; William C. Marsh, CELESTE Citrus Punch of Patrice O’Connor of Oceanside, promoted in the U.S. Army to the Cruise lines now install metal Monday: Chopped sirloin with ALL VARIETIES-SPREAOABLE p.m. in the church’s Neill Hall. Handcrafts, knitwear, "Solitude,” oils. Marvin’s; Agnes Dawson, "Light­ RHAM high schools Cheese Pizza &02. N.Y. rank of private first class. He is a detectors and X-ray machines gravy, chicken cacciatore, hot UC.T 'fei CCDUF Wispride Cheese cup 1 .3 9 baked goods, household wares and white-elephant house,” in acrylics, Johnson Paint Co.; Lillian Mead, The following lunches will be items wili be on sale. The Girls’ Friendly Sponsors will "M argaret,” oils. Savings Bank of Manchester, combat engineer with the 299th tlweugh which passengers must dogs, pizza. Louise’s Cavatelli ’^1' COHN NIBLETS120Z., PEAS17-OZ.OR SLICED-WHITE. YELLOW OR-SHARP . Tuesday: Ham divan, fisher­ served at RHAM junior and senior POLY RAG-PEAS. CORN. GREEN BEANS Mel 0 Bit American Cheese SS: 79* serve tea from 11; 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hartford Road. Engineer Battalion at Fort Sill, pa:^ and friends and reiatives 16-03. I Okla. must see each other off — from the man’s platter, stuffed meatloaf high schools the week of Nov. 17 Bird’s Eye Vegetables phg. Pillsbur Green Giant REGULAR OR NO SALT-AOEO 3.Z» LB.-RANOOM WEKWTS Grade, Chase train through 21: Green Beans A&P Swiss Chunks lo 3.19 dock. ' with gravy, beef stroganoff. Pie Crusl ALLFLAVOREDVARIETIES^ _ Grange has scoop supper Wednesday: Veal Parmesan, Monday: Charbroiled patties, Bird’s Eye Onions 1 .0 9 ALL FLAVORS-READY TO SPREAD LE SUEUR Two local men have participated mashed potatoes with gravy, com, Hood Cottage Cheese ISSJ 1.09 Fellowship serves roast beef cheeseburger on a bun, spaghetti Pillsbury Frostings eont I « w 9 Green Giant Peas ALL FLAVORED VARIETIES Manchester Grange will have a scoop supper Friday in the Celtic Cross IV, a U.S. Army Bird’s Eye Squash 2 89* ROYAL and meat sauce, Cornish hen with roll, butterscotch pudding. FAMH.Y FUDGE NuForm Cottage Cheese ^ l 1 .0 9 starting at 6:30 p.m . at the Grange, Olcott Street. Each The Women’s Christian Fellowship of Second light infantry division field train­ Pillsbury Brownie Mix S T '1.2 9 Princella Cut Yams wild rice. Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat BREAKSTONES _ scoop of food will cost 25 cents. The public is invited. Congregational Church will serve a pot-roast dinner ing exercise at Fort Hunter Lig­ M rs. S m ith ’s P ie s ^ ,'1 .8 9 ALL VARIETIES FROZEN-4EARS sauce, green beans, roll, sliced 14’(»<3. Temptee Cream Cheese c» « o9* Thunday: Sirloin steak, linguini Pillsbury Bread Mixes pkg. 1.19 Green Giant Com on the Cob phg. 1 .3 0 Saturday at 6 p.m. ai the church. 385 N. Main St. To gett, Calif. They are Pvt. 1st Class peaches. PASTEURIZED , ^ ^ with clam sauce, roast turkey with Mrs. Smith’s Pie Shells ’i:°,'1.09 i (m :t. FROZEN have tickets held at the door, call the office, 649-2863, Michael M. Grade, son of Neil S. Breakstone s Sour Cream cup 5 9 Wednesday: French bread pizza, PON'S Green Giant Broc(x>li Spears pkg, 1 .3 9 Flu shots given Monday or Gerry Hayes, 649-3501, Walk-ins will be welcome Grade of I20A Rachel Road, and gravy, ham and cheese sandwich. Hungry Jack Biscuits X59* Friday: Halibut steak, fried vegetables, blueberry crisp. Garlic Bread 5 ;1 .0 9 WITH ICINC-S-CT. „„ . w-w The Senior Citizens Health Clinic will give make-up until all tickets are sold. The prices are $6. general Cheryl L. McCarthy of Mims, Fla., Thursday: Fruit juice, grinder, CHOCOLATE NUGGETS ^ Breakstone’s Butter S i 1.09 chicken, macaroni and cheese, Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls piir 1.19 Totinos Party Pizza 'p*g' 1.39 PLAIN OR FLAVORED-ALL NATURAL flu shots Monday from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Lincoln admission; $5. senior citizens; and $4, children under and Pvt. 1st Class David K. Chase, Klondikes Ice Cream >*0 2 .4 9 FROZEN-ALL BUTTER SAUCE VARIETIES . meatball grinder. chips, apple. Colombo Yogurt 'c*;:? 79* O nter Blue Room. 12. son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Friday: Fruit juice, beef stew, ICE CREAM BARS Pillsbury Pie Crust ’5? 1.49 Green Giant Vegetables W 1 .0 9 Saturday: Corned beef with .Nestle Crunch 5S1.49, FOR BETTER HEALTH combread, pears. 2% LowfatMilk jSi1.69 cabbage, baked stuffed sole, ham­ CHUNK UOHT-4N WATER OR OIL Pillsbury Cookies ’n .7 9 Pillsbury Toaster Strudel pxT l- 3 9 EXTRA burgers on a bun. ^m ble Bee Tuna ‘ cT 6 9 * COUNTRY BUTTERMILK OR COUNTRY SOUTHERN CHEESE 7’lz-(5Z , PEPPERONI e*fi-OZ . COMBINATION ^02. TO A STED CO RN. N A C H O O R R A N C H Andover Elementary WHITE OR PURPLE Pillsbury Big Biscuits '^T 69* Pillsbury Microwave Pizza p.»1.49 Welch’s Grape Juice 'ST 1 .6 9 ALLVARIETIES-FHOZEN ^ _ _ Doritos" Tortilla Chips X 1 .8 9 9 Manchester schools The following lunches will be Pillsbury Pizza Crust ox, 1.0 9 Jeno’s Pizza Rolls 1.09 REGULAR OR CRUNCHY served at Andover Elementary REGULAR OR WITH PULP The following lunches will be Sunsweet Prune Juice ‘S M .3 9 BachrnanJax School the week of Nov. 17 through served in the Manchester public OCEAN SPRAY q u a l it y CASH IOBct $-1 FILM 21: Grapefruit Juice ‘S f'1 .5 9 chips Ahoy Cookies 1.89 S A V E schools the week of Nov. 17 through A&P Paper Towels Z rolli I d e v e l o p in g Monday: Cheeseburger, potato JAMOR . A A LAUNDRY DETERGENT REGULAR. UNSALTED OR LOW SALT .... That’s right! You can 21: Now Available in Most Stores, 30c < Monday: Hamburger on a roll, puffs, peas, brownies. Welch’s Grape Jelly •ua Liquid Tide r 3 .6 9 Premium Sialtines b.. 99* Tuesday: Chicken soup, potato KRAFT DINNER BONUS 2 PLY-FAMILY RACK KEEBLER BONUS RACK make extra money potato sticks, mixed vegetables, 8.7-oz. puffs, grilled cheese, green beans, Macaroni & Cheese phg. Bounty Paper Towels 3 2 .4 9 Town House Crackers box 1 b5 9 chilled peaches. FUDGE STRIPES 11.5-OZ., DELUXE GRAHAMS 12.S-OZ. by selling unneerJed chocolate cake. SUNSHINE HFHO OR ^ S < tl iS CUTSOREASE „ ^ - Tuesday: Beef stew with vegeta­ Cheez-lt Crackers bo. 1.39 Ajax Dish Liqud ’wT l.39 KeeblerE.L. Fudge C(x>kies ’“'■1.19pkg. Wednesday: Cheese pizza, cole Single P n n ls iS 'e . i Dc h I'K'nt. items to readers of bles and potatoes, combread, MtMUM. WIDE OH EXTRA WIOC CREAMY COUNTRY. PIZZA OR BUTTER FLAVORED P r e g o slaw, juice bars. NO D EVELOPING C H ARGt ‘ cherry crisp. San Giorgio Noodles Kleen Kitty Regular 'X 1.79 Keebler Oyster Snacks the Classified columns. Thursday: Chicken pies, corn on STEMS t PIECES COOKBOOK COLLECDON Wednesday: Half day for ele- K.Z $ -i mentaries. Ham grinder, apple­ the cob, blueberry crisp. HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS Chuck Wagon Dog Food 8 .9 9 Giorgio Mushrooms 3 »ns I M cC a ll’s - c b l . 2 9 They taste and satisfy like homemade because Prego ' \ _ AHDOEHEWALWEHCHAHDISE X You’ll be surprised just sauce, chocolate cake, junior and Friday: Grinders, com chips, REG OR DIET-ALL VARIETIES-PLU8 0ER LONG GRAIN (doesn’t skimp on the ingredients. Try all 8 delicious salad, fruit. 5 0 - ^ LABEL Coca Cola or Tab 6 ’r . 1.99 A&P Enriched Rice S box ' 1 .2 9 H o n e y J o * 1 0 ® ® how quickly your ad senior high schools. . 7 .9 9 varieties, Prego doesn’t even skimp on the selection! Naroid 600 High Speed DIET RITE OR REG. OR DIET-PLUS DER INSTANT WWtaa ■ -1.00 BEAR orSX-70Time7ero r R.C. or Cherry R.C. ’b5' 99* Maxwell House Coffee ’iT '4 .2 9 ir-fwtaaee will pull response. REO.ORDIET-ALLVARIETIES-RLUSOEP. ALL GRINDS R*b* 6.99 13^M t y Q Q ..D GILLETTE-YOUR CHOICE Slice with 10% Juice 1.19 Master Blend Coffee cart b a W w Reaiiers will be calling MEDIUM 4SCT., LARGE 32-CT. wawwt 1 I «>wwwwn)«w>oou»o»< ] NO EXPIRATION DATE These kids eat veggies Atra or Trac II Blades 2 .2 9 THE ORIGINAL FORK SPLIT 6 3 0 < f 1 .n m M J you before you know iU COLO MEDICINE .4 cl Thomas’ English Muffins X: 1 .9 9 Luv’s Diapers p .,8 .9 9 OF VCoricidin D .*9 2.99J Continued from page 13 t teospoooi boklag soda ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS WE fttSERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TVPOGRAPMICAL.ERRORS. 1 teaspoon salt PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN.. NOV. STH THRU SAT. NOV. 15TH.. 1968 S A V E 3 0 ( ^ 1 teapsoon daaanioB neenmr TfTXr------o 17% WHOLE heat, uncovered, until sauce Is Snow Flake Rolls Sharp Cheddar m 3.19 Bar«B«Qued 6 7 9 W tenspooB BBtaoeg FncSMtaKtoavi uiotoon uewYomSA ^ ^ reduced In quantity and thickened. Cheese-N-Pepperoni.b /.UU Chickens Ib. I Vk teaspoon ground doves Rye Bread Plain CHMcsf srvu Serve over fresh pasta, with ranH-ami.cHCfu waiNu: oBHismM' AkSOaTfOFlIUR-K-LAJt _ _ _ * “I 1 teaspoon voallla Peppered Steak 3.99 Parmesan cheese on top. Danish Domed Cakes Cheese Spreads 3.69 |'\\\ BAktfl ^ 1 cap chopped aats (optloBal) rntfMtMfO lonoAMf A I FROZEN EN1HEES Swiss Cheese______» 3.69 y Macaroni-N-Cheese ,.2.79. CONSUMER: One (xxipon oet puichase Good only on pioduci indi­ Apple Strudel 1 cap ralslBn (apUoaol) ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RCTAX. DEALERS. cated Consumer pays any sales tai PRICFS EFFECTIVE SUN,. NOV 9TH 1 'IRU SAT, NOV. 15TH 1986 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TVPIXIRAPHICAl ERRORS GROCER: Redeem on terms stated loi consumer upon purchase ol MANCHESTER Carrol cak* Cream sugar and cheese to­ product indicated ANY OTHER USE CONSTITUTES FRAUD Fof leim- I Dursement ol lace value^us 8 ( . mail to C sM p M I Sss# f capn Bigar gether. Add eggs, oil, carrots and 0*M - S M I . Ei P ss*. 'n m 79966. Failure to produce on lequest flour. Add all other ingredients and invoices proving purchase ol stock coveting coupons may void all 1 S o u e e package coupons suomiiied Void it tarred restricted prohibiied or presented by HERALD cream cheese, softened mix well. Pour into a greased and other than retailers ol our products Cash value 1/1001 Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manclwster people read 4eggs floured • x IS-inch pan. Bake in a etanlllad tdt preheated SSO-degree oven SS-min- HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY S M A.M. TO 12«0 P.M.; SIDDQ 53Q13B IVk enpn oil .. phoM 643-2711 classified I capo grated e o m ts utes, or until a toothpick inserted In SATURDAY 14)0 A.M. TO 104)0 P.M.; SUNDAY I M A.M. TO B M PJ8. 3 0 P (Sooe hi food procesoor) the center comes out clean. Cool 8 capo floar and cut into squares to serve. M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday, Nov. 12, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 12, 1986 — 17 Wednesday TV SPORTS 5:00PM [H B O ] Survival Sariat (60 min.) 6:00PM (X) CB (g) ®8 ® Newt A usually loving, gentle man CSD Thrae'a Company CB Magnum, P.l. Nets bump off Celtics (3D Qlmma a Break HEAD OF Gregorek to challenge (3 ) Private Benjamin THE CLASS shows hostility at the wheel (8 ) Doctor Who EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. Nets’ No. 1 draft choice out of three-point play, and Williams g ) Chariia'a Artgels me is unwanted and unloved by one (AP) - New Jersey’s Buck Willi­ Syracuse, had his best game as a added two free throws with 48 (S) Quincy Howard Hesseman tries to DEAR of its creators. ams says letting instinct take over pro, scoring 14 points with five seconds remaining to give the Nets SD Reporter 41 if teach his gifted students a ABBY: I am helped the Nets snap a four-game assists and four steals. a 111-107 advantage. thing or two on "Head of the Can you help me, Abby? (S) MacNeil-Lehrer Nawshour married to a th o ‘British Connection* losing streak and prevail over the “This was the best we ran all Bird tallied three free throws, Class." which airs W EDNES­ HURTING IN FORT WORTH (iD Facta of Ufa sweet, consid­ defending NBA champion Boston year,” said Williams, “Pearl was pulling Boston to within 111-110, but DAY, NOV. 12, on ABC. erate, gentle, Celtics. tp iS ] MOViE; 'The Fantasy Film Dear Abby DEAR HURTING: If you must By Jim Tierney cond in a five miler in Salem, able to penetrate and get the ball Gminski hit a pair of foul shots with Worlds of George Pal' A tribute to the loving man — “We forgot about all the plays inside, and the way Albert was 21 seconds to go, putting the Nets CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME until he gets be­ make a choice, choose the baby. Herald Sports Writer New Hampshire, trailing only career of siX'time Oscar>winnir)g special Abigail Van Buren Binns — who set a course and Just went out and did it on shooting, nobody was going to stop up by three. effects wizard and filmmaker George Pal. hind the wheel Hold your ground. I’m betting that instinct,” said Williams, who con­ featuring clips from such films as "W ar of Y ear^ter year the Manches­ record. Gregorek’s time was a him.” of a car. Then your husband will change Ms mind tributed 16 points and 16 rebounds Net coach Dave Wohl did not The (Celtics’ last chance came the W orlds,” "To m Thumb” and "The once the baby is bom. And if he ter Rodd Race committee has propitious 22:50 over the five- Time Machine” . 1986. his personality to the 114-110 victory ’Tuesday entirely agree with Williams. But when Bird missed a 27-foot, three- doesn’t, in my judgment, you’ll still successfully lured top caliber mile course. Bruce Bickford, [ESPN] Mazda SpofftaLook changes com­ night. "We rebounded well, got into he was not about to quibble with the point attempt with four seconds to have made the better choice. challengers to attempt to inherit who defeated the 5000 meter [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Prime Risk' A young pletely, and he the flow early and it continued results. play and the ball squirted out of turns into an the victor’s throne of the gold medalist of 1984, Alberto couple discovers a plan to sabotage the Cova of Italy last summer, throughout the game.” “I thought I called a lot of plays bounds. King added a free throw. U.S. Federal Reserve system. Toni Hud­ angry, hostile, raving lunatic. He “gentle and loviiig” moods, you DEAR ABBY: The woman who Thanksgiving Day Classic. Albert King scored 22 points and tonight,” said Wohl. “But we Bird had 14 rebounds, but hit only son, Lee Montgomery. 1965. Rated PG- placed third. @ @S) Highway to Heaven (CC| Jona­ gerous river running from the Chilean flnds fault with other drivers, can persuade him to seek counsel­ bought the story that her husband Names such as Greg Meyer, Mike Gminski adding 20 points and played better within the frame­ 11 of 28 shots from the field and had 13. than takes a pair of feuding couples back in Andes to the Pacific, is documented. cursing them out and calling them ing. When he understands the had an affair out of pity for the poor Randy Thomas, Colin Reitz, and “It (Manchester) becomes [M AX] MOVIE: 'She's Working Her time to show them what would have hap­ 15 rebounds as the Nets fended off a work of what we’re trying to do. I eight turnovers. ® g News girl she caught him with should Steve Binns have all failed in my peak race,” Gregorek said. Way Through College' A burlesque pened had they not met one another. (90 11:00PM (3D (g dD stupid (and worse) even when he reason for his belligerent and late Celtic surge after leading by as think the players are starting to "I didn’t shoot the boll very min.) In Stereo. himself is at fault. If I try to calm unsettling behavior, it may help wake up! Against my better recent race history to unseat "Manchester is the biggest fail queen decides to get a college education. d D © Show race and being the'soth anniver­ many as 16 points late in the third pick up on things.” well,” he said. “ I had my shots but Virginia Mayo, Gene Nelson. Ronald Re­ dD © Great Performances Live from (T ) Carol Burnett and Friends him down, he pulls over to the side him change. Judgment, I gave in to the relent­ members of the famed “Irish quarter. Playing without coach K.C. I didn’t have my usual rotation. We agan. 1952. Connection” — who have had an sary adds to it. It will be my final Lincoln Center Leonard Bernstein's musi- © Odd Couple and demands that I drive. I don’t less pursuit of an "unhappily” By passing up the playbook, Jones, who was bedridden with should have won the game, but we [U S A ] Dance Party U S ^ cal/theatre adaptation of Voltaire's 'Can- want to drive; I Just want to go DEAR ABBY: Add me to your married man. After the little apparent indomitable strangle­ race of the year and I’ll be dide' is tonight's selection. (2 hrs., 30 © The Untouchables hold on the winners’ circle. keying for it.” Gregorek plans Williams said he felt the Nets strep throat, the Celtics rallied in don’t have anyone to score off the 6:30PM X ) W KRP in Cincinnati min.) In Stereo, g Wild, Wild West places with him without having it list of “I never thou^t it could woman found out, he told her he helped bring King and rookie guard the final period behind Larry Bird bench.” end up in a quarrel. We’ve been happen to me.” My husband and I only did it because he felt sorry for With John Treacy, four-time to run in Raleigh, N.C. in the Old CB ® ABC News (g) MOViE: 'Hard Times' In New Or­ g Motorweek Reliable IJ) kilometer road race Dwayne "Pearl” Washington into and Kevin McHale, who each The Celts are missing starting leans, during the depression years, a figh­ married for nearly 40 years and have been happily married for 10 me! winner and course-record (3D Benson (g Tales of the Unexpected on Nov. 16 as the major prep for the game. tallied 32 points. Boston took a guard Danny Ainge. and reserves ter and his manager take on impromtu he’s always been this way. years. We’ve had our ups and I found this amusing because I holder in Manchester, forced King hit nine of 14 shots from the 107-106 lead on a three-point play by Scott Wedman and Bill Walton, all (3 )S C T V matches for high stakes. Charles Bronson, g M "A * S 'H Manchester. Abby, what makes a gentle, downs, but consider our marriage weigh 80 pounds less than his wife, out of this year’s 50th anniver­ field, including many long-range Bird with 2; 28 remaining. sidelined since the start of the (g )’Too Close for Comfort James Coburn, Jill Ireland. 1975. © 24 Horas loving man turn so mean an(l to be one of the better ones. We have a better Job, make more (g) (g) NBC News dD Novela: Monte Calvario sary race due to obligations to Nearly two years ago, it was Jumpers, while Washington, the Kfp" responded with his own season with injuries. © SCTV Network hostile when he gets behind the decided long ago that we did not money, my stocks are doing wdl, I his sponsor, the New Balance Gregorek who defeated both @ ) Nightly Business Report © MOVIE: The Calendar Girl Murders' [CNN] Moneyiine wheel of an automobile? want children. Not because we drive a Mercedes, I’m well- 9D Noticiero SIN A man tries to find a murderer who is killing ’Track Club, the “Irish Connec­ Doherty and Smith in a lOK in some of the most beautiful calendar girls in [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet TRULY CONCERNED thought we wouldn’t be good educated, good-looking and popu­ tion” has suffered a near fatal Braintree, Mass., so his main dD silver Spoons the world. Tom Skerritt, Robert Culp, Bar­ [ESPN] America's Cup Challenge parents, but because there is so lar. I guess my pathetic circum­ blow. Add to that the departure adversaries will have familiar [CNN] Showbiz Today bara Parkins 1984 Downunder Comeback night in the NBA DEAR CONCERNED: Psychia­ much wrong with the world. stances must have really tugged at of Richard O’Flynn — second faces. “They (Doherty and [E S P N ] Action Outdoors with Julius [CNN] Prime News [U SA ] Wanted: Dead or Alive trists have heard this complaint Last week I learned that I am his heartstrings. I was so pitiful I place finisher in 1985 — the Sons Smith) are both going to be Boros [DIS] Edison Twins 1 1 :30PM CE (S) ABC News Nig)it- often. Their responses have been pregnant — an accident, for sure. mistook his eagerness to get me to of Erin can only boast Charlie really tough,” Gregorek com­ By Bill Barnord [TM C ] M p V IE : 'Jaws' A man-eating [HBO] M OVIE: Airplane!' A skiddish line various versions of the following: Now my kind, considerate, sensi­ bed for mad passion, when all he shark terrorizes a New England fishing vil- Breagy this year, who placed mented. “I will be a lot more The Associated Press ex-military pilot has to take the controls of ® Police Woman "Your husband is frustrated either tive husband has gone completely was concerned about was my lage. Richard Dreyfuss, Robert Shaw, Roy an airliner after the crew becomes ill. Rob­ fourth in Manchester in 1983. prepared than last year.” The Scheider. 1975. Rated PG. dD Honeymooners getting my proper rest. What a ert Hays. Lloyd Bridges, Robert Stack. in his work or personal life, but is berserk and informed me that if I The two prohibitive favorites in Georgetown University gradu­ Comebacks were the order of the [U S A ] Love Me, Love Me Not 1980 Rated PG ^ D Tonight Show Tonight's guest are unable or unwilling to express it, so don’t have an abortion imme­ saint! this year’s race both hail from ate feels that his race last year night in the NBA. and Philadelphia country singer Janie Frickie and writer Roy he releases all his pent-up rage and diately, there will be divorce. I am Ladies, let’s keep the pity where 7:00PM (S) CBS News [M A X] MOVIE: Continental Divide' A Blount, Jr (60 min.) In Stereo, England — John Doherty and can only enhance his chances and Utah provided the long and the political reporter is sent into the wild coun­ anger at other drivers. morally opposed to abortion and he it belongs — with the liars who ® (g) ® M»A«S*H g ) M OVIE: 'Major Dundee' A Union Geoff Smith — thus creating a this year. short of it. try to interview a reclusive lady ornitholo­ "Some men with unconscious knows it. He insists that he does not can’t tell the truth to savetheir own CSD @ ) Wheel of Fortune gist. John Betushi, Blair Brown, Allen Goor- Army officer leads a troop of Confederate “British Connection.” One man “It is important to race on the The 76ers rallied to beaLSea' doubts about their own masculinity want this child, and I could not give marriages. These guys feel sorry C£) (g ) $100,000 Pyramid witz. 1981. Rated PG. POW's across the Mexican border in pur­ who is geared to challenge the course before,” Gregorek ex­ 121-114 after trailing 8 7 ^ in the suit of Indians. Charlton Heston. Richard use this means of exhibiting their it up. It’s either him or the baby. for themselves, not the little dD Jeffersons [U S A ] Wednesday Night Fights (2 hrs.) two Englishmen, and who is plained. "Hopefully, I’ll be third quarter. The J^z, mean­ Harris, James Coburn. 1965. masculinity by driving overag- I am 32 and he is 34. Our home is cookies they chase after. Sign me... eagqr to make amends for last dD Carson's Comedy Classics 8 ; 30 PM CE) @ ) Head of the Class (CC| g Hogan's Heroes feeling good at the top of the hill while, squeezed past Dallas 104-103 Charlie attempts to teach his students the gresslvely and cursing out those in paid for and we have money ta the MESA "CHARITY CASE” year’s defeat at the hands of the @ ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour ( © News their way.’’ this time. It is potentially a fast after being down 101-94 with Just 28 finer points of volleyball so they can com­ bank, so It’s not that we can’t afford “Irish Connection”, is John course and a race over it makes seconds remaining. (S ) Barney Miller pete in a game against the jocks. [C N N ] Sports Tonight Since this has been a lifelong it. I am heartbroken to think that DEAR "CHARITY CASE:" Gregorek, the fourth place a big difference.” The top "This was the greatest come­ ® ) New Newlywed Game (3D Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Devil and Daniel problem, perhaps during one of his this wonderful life growing inside Beautiful. finisher in 1985. Webster' A man makes a bargain with the JOHN GREGOREK challenger a year ago to the now back victory I’ve ever been asso- dD Novela: Maria de Nadie dD Novela: Herencia Maldita Gregorek, 26, and a member d D Nightly Business Report Devil and gets Daniel Webster to defend . . .to try again depleted “Irish Connection” . .dated with,” Utah Coach Frank [DIS] Danger Bay him in a court of hell. James Craig, Edward of the 1984 United States Olym­ dD Maude Gregorek will face a new Layden said. ”We may have come 9;00PM CID Magnum, P.l. Magnum Arnold, Walter Huston 19^ 1 pic Team in the 3000-meter challenge from a different coun­ back from a bigger deficit to win, [C N N ] Moneyline and Higgins' one-upmanship takes e* ser­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Live steeplechase, is happy to be been. I died so bad going after try this year in the “British but not this kind of a comeback in [E S P N ] SportsCenter ious turn when they are trapped in the ele­ Laser treatment is alternative [M AX] MOVIE: 'Out of Control' Two returning to Manchester for a Treacy.” Connection” . Gregorek, once such a short time.” [U S A ] Riptide vator of a building about to be demolished. high school seniors graduate to terror after (60 min.) their matriculation. Martin Hewitt. Bniay second chance at the esteemed A 3; 51 miler and a member of again, will be the American Darrell Griffith hit two three- 7:30PM C£) PM Magazine DEAR DR. cal dysplasia (abnormal-looking title. d D d D Dynasty (C C) Krystle and Blake Russell Rated R. OOTT: I had a cells) is gaining wide acceptance Athletics West, Nike’s elite favorite. point goals in the final seven dD A Current Affair travel to Caracas to free Caress from jail, "I enjoyed the hospitality and [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Continental Divide' A Class III Pap and, for many women, is an running team, Gregorek has “I’d like to win it for the seconds, the second one at the dD ® Jeopardy Alexis and Dex reunite and Blake fires Mi­ political reporter is sent into the wild coun- all of the people last year,” forged his way from a difficult buzzer after Rickey Green inter­ chael Culhane after he sees him kissing smear and a appropriate alternative to cone town,” Gregorek said. "At dD Entertainment Tonight try to interview a reclusive lady ornitholo­ Gregorek said in a phone summer in European competi­ times, it seems that they (the cepted an inbounds pass. Amanda. (60 min.) gist John Belushi, Blair Brown, Allen Goor- colposcopy,and biopsy. dD Independent Network News ( S M OVIE: 'The Stone Killer' A hard- witz. 1981. Rated PG. Dr. Gott interview from his home in tion and ran his first road race foreign runners) invade our At Seattle, backup forward Cliff was diagnosed Barrington, R.I. “I wasn’t pre­ last Sunday since the early dD Best of Saturday Night headed cop tries to unravel an elaborate [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour as having se­ territory and we have to defend Robinson led the Philadelphia plot to use Vietnam veterans to stage an Peter Gott, M.D. pared last year as I should have (g ) Barney Miller vere dysplasia. summer. Gregorek placed se­ it. I like the challenge.” comeback by scoring 27 of his 35 underworld massacre. Charles Bronson, 11:35PM (® Entertainment Tonight DEAR DR. GOTT: I am a gay points in the second half. (g) Carson's Comedy Classics Martin Balsam, Norman Fell. 1973. ET talks with the members of the pop/rock My gynecolo­ female and want to have a (g ) New Newlywed Game Novela: Muchachita group Genesis about their upcoming inter­ gist recom­ 76era 121, Sonict 114 dD national tour. In Stereo. sex-change operation. No editor­ ( g NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Pitts­ [CNN] Larry King Live mended a cone ials, please; Just tell me howto find Robinson, who played only 24 burgh Penguins (2 hrs., 30 min.) [HBO] MOVIE: The Bride' M O VIE: 'Thunderhead, Son of 11:40PM biopsy. I sought a doctor who will do this kind of [DIS] (C C) Dr. Frankenstein has trouble controll­ minutes, scored 16 points in the ® All New Dating Game Flicka' A young boy feels great affection ing his new creation • a beautiful woman. a second opin­ surgery. third quarter, leading a 27-5 streak © Wild, Wild World of Animals for his colt, Roddy McDowall. Preston Fos­ ion and found a gynecological Scott cops Cy Young Award ter. 1945. Sting, Jennifer Beals, Clancy Brown. rate for this is 90 percent, and all of in the final 7:07 of the period. dD Carol Burnett and Friends 1985. Rated PG-13. In Stereo. oncologist. He ’’zapped” my cervix my subsequent Pap smears have DEAR READER: OK, no editor­ ’’Cliff gave us a big lift and this AP photo [C N N ] Crossfire [ESPN] USA/USSR Basketball: Team USSR at (2 hrs.) Live. 1 2:00AM (3D Kojak with a laser. It was not painful, I been normal. Please inform your ializing. Ask a plastic surgeon to By John Nadel games. the next year. was by far his best effort of the [D IS ] Mouseterplece Theater ”I had tried everything, every New York’s (33) puiis down a rebound [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Twenty Eight Up' This ® Nightlife walked out of his office less than a readers of this latest application of recommend a colleague who does The Associated Press Scott had never won more than 10 season,” 76ers Coach Matt Guokas [E S P N ] Auto Racing '86: Cart Phoenix film project asks the same married couples © Star Trek hour after walking in, and the laser technology. this sort of operation. It’s a tricky games in a season before learning way to throw a slider, every way to said. "Our guys deserve a lot of near Nick Vanos of the Tuesday night in 2 0 0 Coverage from Phoenix, AZ. {90 min.) every seven years' the same questions d D Tales of the Unexpected portion that was burned off grew procedure and usually will require LOS ANGELES — Two years the split-fingered fastball from throw a curveball.” he said. credit for hanging together during NBA action at Madison Square Garden. The Knicks won, iR). about life, love and marriage. 1964. Rated “Things Just turned around when I g Keys to Success back. DEAR READER: ’Thank you for the additional services of a urolo­ ago, Mike Scott’s days in the major Roger Craig, then a scout with the the fourth game of our road trip. 8:00PM dD N e w Mike Hammer Bar­ NR. I understand that the success Detroit Tigers and now manager of started throwing the split-fingered 111-105. g) Alfred Hitchcock Presents writing. Laser treatment of cervl- gist or gynecologist. leagues appeared numbered. Now We finally found the right combina­ rington is blackmailed with incriminating 9:30PM (3 ) odd coupie fastball.” photos and must reluctantly hire Hammer (g Dick Cavett the numbers are in his favor. the San Francisco Giants. tions and our shots fell.” to save him from scandal. (60 min.) (g ) ® You Again? (C C) Matt's new girlf­ At age 20, after compiling a Sqott, who returned Saturday Along with the new pitch came Philadelphia didn’t take the lead riend hides a terrible secret. In Stereo. © Novela: Am o y Senor (60 min.) Houston open a 20-point advantage The Suns, with Larry Nance MOVIE: 'The Good, the Bad and the miserable 5-11 record with a 4.68 from_ an exhibition tour of Japan charges that he made a practice of dD © ) Sanford and Son for good until David Wingate hit a in the third quarter with 12 of his 16 getting seven of his 26 points, Ugly' A drifter, a Mexican outlaw and a dD Novela; Camino Secreto eamed-run average for the Hous­ with other major league ail-stars, scuffing the bail. He has denied layup that made it 113-112 with 2; 05 sadist search for a cash box with Not Necessarily the News In [CNN] Newsnight Thoughts points. scored 11 straight points, to cut a [HBO] ton Astros in 1984, Scott’s future spoke with reporters Tuesday at a those charges. left. $200,000 which was stolen and put in an Stereo. [ESPN ] Auto Racing '86: Barber Saab was cloudy. But then the 6-foot-3, hotel near Los Angeles Interna­ Scott was 18-8 with a 3.29 ERA in Buck* 102, Pacers 94 17-point deficit to 97-91 with five unmarked grave during the Civil War. Clint Pro Series (R). Tom Chambers scored 33 points minutes left. But Wilkins, who was Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, Eli Wallach. lOlOOPM dD Equalizer •McCall 215-pound right-hander learned the tional Airport. 1985 with two shutouts and four searches the subways for the members of I want to share with you a section Kingdom is ever to arrive. teaches. The Midrash states to lead the SuperSonics. scored all 15 of lO-for-12 from the field, and rookie 1967. Part 2. 1 2:05AM (X ) Adderly Adderly steps split-finger^ fastball. “It’s something I’m going to complete games in 35 starts. It was a drug-crazed gang before the revengeful into action when an Army reunion’s annual from a sermon I preached this past Worldwide poverty is another ’’Adam y’chidi nivra” “Man was Bulls 112, Hawks 110 Milwaukee’s points in the last five Kenny Walker followed with three- (g ) Perfect Strangers (CC) Balki falls cherish,” Scott said of the award. a sign of what was to come. dD husband of a gang victim finds them first. 'war games' manuevers turn deadly ser­ Yom Kippur. issue about which the prophets created singly” to emphasize the He’s been brilliant ever since and minutes of a comeback victory point play as the Knicks reopened - in love with his pretty class study partner, (60 min.) ious. (70 min.) “Going into this season, I didn’t Chicago handed Atlanta, the last Isaiah would be concerned with would raise their voices, and again, basic equality of ail mankind. Our on ’Diesday was named winner of “It’s nice to be on the list with some over Indiana. although a skeptical Larry questions her dD News of the pitchers who are on there. set any goals.as far as wins were undefeated team in the NBA, its their advantage to 12. motives. 1 2:30Af\/l (3D Judge the issue of poverty in our country. skin color seems to be deeply world had not yet learned that the Cy Young Award as the best The Pacers led 88-87 before the ® d§) Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) Con­ pitcher in the National League. “Right now, it kind of means the concerned,” he said. ”I was a lot first loss as Michael Jordan scored (3D News ® Entertainment Tonight I read a fascinating statistic; If the intertwined in this problem. In this lesson, and our sacred duty as Jews streak by Pierce, who scored 23 Kings 119, Cavaliers 114 cierge Elizabeth Bradshaw is assaulted by Scott, who helped the Astros win end of the season. After a couple of luckier last year; I pitched a lot 34 points, including a crucial GD M O VIE: 'Blazing Saddles' A crooked g Jim & Tammy gross national product of the world, it appears, to be born Is to teach it. points. He put the Bucks ahead to a man she met in the hotel bar and a man is their first National League West weeks, it will probably mean better this year. Jumper with 19 seconds left. Brook Steppe scored 10 of his 14 attorney general appoints a black sheriff to swept off his feet by an heiress already g 800 Club United States were equally di­ anything but white is to be born stay at 89-88 with two free throws a small western town in a scheme to take engaged to another man,_ (60 min.) vided, each family of four would with a major strike against you. championship since-1980, had an more.” “I’ve never really been on a roll Kevin Willis hit three straight with 4:56 left. points in the fourth quarter, over the territory. Cleavon Little, Gene g g Late Night with David Letterman like this. When I wasn’t throwing including a 12-footer with 1:34 left dD independent Network News receive an annual income of Discrimination based on color is 18-10 record with a major league- Scott, who grew up in the Los baskets to cut a seven-point Bulls Wilder, Harvey Korman. 1974 Tonight’s guests are Dr. Jonathan Miller Rabbi Richard J. Plavln Angeles area and attended Pepper- well, it seemed like people were lead to 109-108 with 40 seconds Clippers 115, Nuggets 112 that put Sacramento ahead to stay dD Mission; Impossible and NBC sportscaster Marv Albert. (60 $65,000. While obviously none of us counter to what our tradition Temple Beth Sbolom leading 306 strikeouts and 2.22 GD McCloud: Fifth Man in a String min.) In Stereo dine University in nearby Malibu, hitting the ball right at people.” remaining. But Jordan, with three Mike Woodson scored 23 points against Cleveland. Quartet (22) dfi) St. Elsewhere (C C) John Doe would endorse such a simplistic ERA. steals Craig's memoirs and assumes his g) Alfred Hitchcock Presents plan of redistribution, this statistic Scott, whose no-hitter on Sept. 25 was the second pick of the New Scott capped his season by defenders on him, got away for his and 22 for Los Harper led the Cavaliers with a dD M OVIE: 'A Death in Canaan' People identity, Luther returns to the hospital and hurling two brilliant complete important basket 21 seconds later. Angeles against Denver. season-high 34 points, while Derek in a Connecticut town rise to the defense © Gene Scott does raise some disturbing ques­ against San Francisco clinched York Mets in the June 1976 Dr. Griffin's romantic drive lands him in THE LITTLE THEATER free-agent draft. games against the Mets for Hous­ led the Alex English, who led ail scorers Smith topped the Kings with 25 of a teenager accused of the mutilation trouble. (60 min.) In Stereo. [E S P N ] Best of Bill Dance (R). tions. Why is it that the division of Houston’s division championship, murder of his mother. Slefanie Powers, [U SA ] Edge of Night wealth seems to be so directly OF MANCHESTER received 15 first-place votes, six He was traded by the Mets to the ton’s only two wins of the NL Hawks with 26 points, and Glenn with 32 points, hit two free throws points and LaSalle Thompson Paul Clemens, James Sutorius. 1978. ( g Local News more than runnerup Fernando Astros on Dec. 10,1982 in exchange playoffs. Scott was selected most Rivers had 23. to tie the score at 109-109 with 1; 12 added 18 rebounds. (g Honeymooners 12:50AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Blood correlated to skin color? Why is it The TONY AWARD Simple' (C C) A jealous husband hires a MUSICAL Valenzuela of the Los Angeles for outfielder Danny Heep. Scott valuable player in tha series. left. But a dunk by Benjamin and Blazers 126, Warriors 108 dD Muy Especial: Rocio Jurado that the children in our society, Pretenti.,, Rockets 116, Spurs 95 -eedy private eye to murder his estranged t f n Dodgers. first appeared in the major leagues *T don’t really try to think about two free throws by Woodson put the © Kojak who are least able to do anything Akeem Olajuwon had 13 of his 21 Kiki Vandeweghe scored 29 wife and her lover. M. Emmet Walsh, Dan about their lot, suffer the brunt of In voting conducted by the with the Mets in 1979, but he did not that part of the year too much,” he Clippers back in front, and they [CNN] CNN Evening News Hedaya, John Getz. 1984. Rated R. Baseball Writers Association of play his first full season until 1981 said. “It was a great series. The points and 11 of his 18 rebounds in survived a three-point goal by Bill points and Steve Johnson added 22 Cinema the burden of poverty? Why is it the first half as Houston broke points and 11 rebounds as Portland [HBO] MOVIE: 'Florida Straits' (CC) An - 1:00AM CE Million Dollar Secret that when marriages break up, the America, Scott totaled 98 points, 10 when he went 5-10. town of Houston was great even Hanzlik. unlikely band of treasure hunters scour CE Dynasty Based on the fllm ‘"All About Eve” He was 7-13 with a 5.14 ERA for after we lost. It’s something I’ll away to a 12-point halftime lead en routed Golden State. land and sea in search of buried gold. Raul standard of living of the woman more than Valenzuela, who won the route to victory over San Antonio. Knicks 111, Buns 105 The Trail Blazers never trailed HARTFORD Julia. Fred Ward. 1986 Rated NR CE Joe Franklin Show who has care of the children award as a rookie in 1981. Balloting the Mets in 1982 before he was never forget even if we win the CliMffla City — Peggy Sue Got flT) Twilight Zone East Catholic High School Auditorium traded. His record with New York whole thing.” The Spurs had Just nine shots and scored 23 points, after a 13-0 run gave them a 38-27 Married (PG-13) 7:10, 9:30. — The [M AX] MOVIE: The New Kids' (CC) dramatically falls, and that of the was completed before the postsea­ When two orphaned teenagers move to a Frl. & Sal., 8:00 P.M. / Nov. 7ft 8 & Nov. 14 ft 15 was 14-27. As for next season, ”ril Just try 19 points in the second period as the including a crucial three-point play lead in the second quarter. Nome of the Rose (R) 7, 9:40. — (S ) Maude husband significantly rises? ’These son games. Rockets extended a one-point lead late in the game, as New York Eric Floyd scored 25 points and Nobody's Fool (PG-13) 7:20, 9:45. — new town, they become the target for the B8) More Real People are all issues of tzedek, of Justice, Tickets: $8 •• (Students ft Sr. Citizens) Valenzuela was 21-11 with a Scott was 10-6withaS.72ERA for to do the same things I did last year Menage 7:30,9:50. local gang. Shannon Presby, Lon Loughlin to 53-41. Robert Reid then helped tripped Phoenix. 20 for Golden State. 1985. Rated R [CNN] Crossfire and they must be addressed If the ______Call 646-8188 or 849-1084 major league-leading 20 complete the Astros in 1983, but slipped badly in getting ready .’’Scott said. RAfT HARTFORD [USA] Airwolf [D IS ] Scheme of Things Rostweed Fab R Chteina — Top Gun [ESPN] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour­ (PG) 7:30. 10:30PM ©News nal (R). Peer Richard’s Pub R Cinema— Top g Alfred Hitchcock Gun (PG) 7:30, 9:30. m o v i e : 'Massacre In ( g © Matisse in Nice 1:15AM CE ihewcoM Cinemas 1-9 — Something Rome' A soldier and a priest take oppos­ Nikki's Celebrates Families Post season didn*t go as planned for MHS girls Wlld(R) 1:15,7:25,9:50. —Stand by Me (g Honeymooners ing sides of a moral dilemma in the midst of (R) 1:40,7:40,9:55. — Tol-Pan (R) 1,7, World War II. Richard Burton, Marcello 9:25. — Jumpin' Jock Flash (R) 1:30,10. [DIS] The Longest River The attempt of And then there were none. players, but it’s cold, hard fact. — Crocodile Dundee (PG-13) 1:35,7:10, three Americans to raft the Bio-Bio, a dan- Mastroianni. Leo McKern. 1973. November is Family Month at Nikki’s Bits and pieces ’Ilie 1988 National High School Coaches Convention 9:20. — Soul Man (PG-13) 1:25, 7:20, The CIAC post-season began with six local and area 9:45. — 52 PICk-Up (R) 1:20, 7:30, 9:50. soccer squads in action. As of Monday, they were all on Former East Catholic High standout Jim Dargati is will be held at the Lord Cromwell Treadway Hotel in — Children of a Lesser God (R) 1:10, the sidelines. Coach Bob Plaster’s Coventry High one of the walk-ons with the University of Connecticut Cromwell from June 28-July 3. Two local coaches, 7:05, 9:30. "WRITE IT D O m ’ NIKKrS^#^ boys’ squad was the last to hit the sidelines, ousted by Thoughts basketball team this winter. Dargati, a sharp-shooting Manchester High’s George Suitor in cross country and MANCHRITRR Restaurant Sponsoring defending champion Granby High in state Class S guard, must sit out this year as he is a transfer from East Catholic’s Jude Kelly in football, head those UA Theaters Rost — Top Gun (PG) play. ApLENtv Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pa. ’The Huskies had respective committees. 7:20, 9:40. — Tough Guys (PG) 7:15, is a Family restaurant, three touted potential recruits visit the Storrs campus 9:30. — Peggy Sue Got Married (PG-13) Family owned, family FAMILY , Plaster can look back at the ’86 season and be happy Len Auster ’There were some strange ‘neutral’ sites for state 7:30, 9:45. HAL ROACH recently. They were 6-7 power forward Perry Carter. atmosphere, family food with his Patriots winning their first Charter Oak soccer tournament games, such as East Granby High Sports Editor 6-11 guard Quinn Smith from Rochester, N.Y., and for the Manchester-Hall girls’ quarterfinals. Why? VRRNON Country Pies ft OF Conference title ever. It made an impact In Sean Muto, a 6-11 center from Mechanicsburg, Pa. Cine 1 R 2 — Tough Guys (PG) 7:10, post-season play, Just not far enough. 9:15. — Top Gun (PG) 7. 9:30. IS COMING f Full bar available. Carter, from Maine Central Institute in Pittsfield, “It’s tight.” answers Dick Danielson, boys’ mm THE For the Manchester High girls, their finish had to be Maine, is rated as the 16th best high school senior in tournament director. "We’re going around in circles. W RIT HARTFORD We’ve never had this before? We’re having people tell 6 Rim R 2 — FRIDAY A/OV. 23.1936 . 254 Broad St. * Manchestei a disappointment. Coach Joe Erardi said in the the country by The Sporting News. He is a friend of 1 Top Gun (PG) 7, 9:30. — Some sound advice Tough Guys (PG) 7, 9:30. WEEK pre-season he wanted “to be playing on November UConn guard Phil Gamble. First-year Connecticut us we can use their field only one day. WBmmem TfcfceTsV2X^ 646-3000 15. ” That’s the day the state Class L championship will Guilford has one of the better scholastic/junior coach Jim Calhoun will be looking to land some RflLLIMANTIC Fill out entry slip at ”I told one coach the only place I had left was in the Jlllson Sauore Cinema — Tai-Pan jrM y££U £J?iS be decided. soccer programs in the state of Connecticut. But the recruits during the early signing period that begins middle of 1-95,” he added. (R) 7,9:20. —The Color of Money (R) 7, MUSIC STORE Nikki’s — Drawing held every Manchester, however, will not be one of the two leaders of the school/junior programs, Bill Wallach today and runs through next Weidnesday. Another 9:20. — "Crocodile" Dundee (PG-13) 4LSo: and Fred Owsiany, do not follow the doctrine of soccer, Manchester High’s Memorial Field, for example, 7:10, 9:25. — Peggy Sue Got Married tOJIOlirRECORDS# SOPURNEutijtCE clubs there. recruit UConn is aftqr is 6-3 guard Chris Watts from St. used to be site of quarterfinal, semifinal and final Saturday at 8 pm during the You don’t like to use injuries as an excuse, but if any soccer, soccer — until you’re blue in the face. "We Joseph of Trumbull. He was ranked No. 43 in the (P(>-13) 7:10, 9:25. — Something Wild YfRRORJ^. 8 THUH don’t want to bum them out. We defer when they’ re out contests — all in the same year. No more. It’s (R) 7:05, 9:15. — 52 Pick-Up (R) 7:05, month of November. coach could cite them, Erardi should be allowed. He country by ’The Sporting News. UConn needs to fill its available for one day and one day only. And there’s 9:15. lost a top-notch winger in ^m y Barrera, a 31-goal for track, baseball and ,” Owsiany said. ranks, currently with only eight scholarship players. Wallach said he feels the best soccer players are those also a charge for custodial services, which weren’t WINDSOR And the winning family, scorer the last two years, and Chris Rovegno, an enforced years ago. Plata — Top Gun (PG) 7:15. 18-goal scorer in the same span. Their loss cost Erardi that are involved in other sports. “Ten of our ll two key starters and whatever flexibility he did starters play other sports. My theory is that two- and UConn was oenied an NCAA Soccer Tournament Dinner is FREE! possess. ’The Indians were not the same club without three-sport athletes will always find a way to win. at-large bid on Monday and while HuskV coach Joe Closing thought Up to 5 meals plus a them. ’They were caught not playing positional soccer When we had our down years, most of our players were Morrone expressed his shock at th^selection FINTAN______full-time soccer players.” committee’s decision, there are others who'^are not. If there is inclement weather on ’Thanksgiving Day EMERGENCY complimentary family sitting as everyone tried to cover up for the missing pieces too this year, don’t expect the Manchester-East Catholic Fire — Police — Medical itlfRf/SH BACKDROP FOR T H i SO ^R ROAD HACB much. And the opposition. Hall, was too much for the It’s something to thing about. Foremost, although UConn did go on a tear at the end from Deguzis Photographers short-handed Indians. ’The better players do play a lot of soccer. But not to of the season, it did lose seven times during the season. football game to be played. Memorial Field was left a So, as the saying goes — check with the Boston Red the the point where they get sick of It. ’There’s a limit to And Morrone, who has been known to express his shambles after last year’s mud bath and it took DIAL 911 MAMCHESrFRHIGH SCHOOL. an award winning family everything. pointed view on an occasion or two, is not popular with approximately $7,000 to put it back into playing shape. In Manchester Sox for expert advice — it’s wait until next year for the MIDDLE TURNPIKE FOR TICKET INFO 043-2597 ______portrait artist! i local elevens. Even a food Junkie has to come up for air sometime. other coaches. That may not be fair, especially to the 'There will be no such reoccurrence of that this year. » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneadav. Nov. 12. 1986 NFL powers to hit head-on in the coming weeks Sports In Brief NHL roundup

most coaches are philosophical turgeon undergoes surgery Friday By Davt Goldberg and where the postseason games champions could finish over .500. on. — a 27-7 victory over Seattle last Oilers flow over Islanders about it. The Auocloted Press will be held. ’The 49ers, 6-3-1, play at Washing­ -The lopsided schedule has also Sunday was a good one ^ but are HARTFORD — Hartford Whalers left wfng Sylvain ’Turgeon All this is a result of the rotating ton, 8-2, Monday night, then are resulted in some lopsided records. they better than the Cowboys or " I figure if we can stay close to anyone, we con wear them down will undergo exploratory abdominal surgery on Friday, the team By Barry Wllner stine operated on a two-official Thanks to television and to N FL schedule, simply part of the luck of home to Atlanta, 5-4-1, which Cincinnati, for example, is 0-4, Raiders? has announced. scheduie-makers Vai Pinchbeck the draw. earlier tied the 49ers 10-10. Then but it is hardly thesame0-4as, say, Kansas City had the advantage and beat them in the fourth The Associated Press system the remainder of the ganpe “ After giving Sylvain complete rest for two weeks, he reported and Joe Rhein, the scheduie for last ’This happens to be the year that come the 8-2 Giants, 8-2, and Jets, the Cowboys or Los Angeles of finishing last in the AFC West quarter,” the Rams’ John Robin­ that the pain in his stomach, which has prevented him from six weeks of the 1986 season might the East and West of the NFC and 9-1, both at home, a road game at Raiders, who have won six of seven last year and so had the advantage son says. ‘ “That comes from being Special things are expected from North Star* 2, Capitals 2 of a last-place schedule that in.a lot of tough games.” playing this season, has not improved,” Dr. Vincent ’Turco, the make the piayoffs iook mild by AFC play each other. It is also a New England, 7-3, then back home after opening the season with the and New Red-hot Dino Ciccarelli scored a comparison. year when all the league’s real for the Rams, 7-3. losses by a combined 11 points to Included Buffalo twice,, Tampa team’s physician, said ’Tuesday. York Islanders when they tangle. “ We haven’t had anything easy pair of power-play goals, giving powers, save the Super Bowl the Broncos, Redskins and Giants. Bay, St. Louis and the enflre AFC “ Last week, I nsuited with Dr. John DeMaio, one of the Usually, the teams which com­ all year,” Bill Parcells added after him a league-high 20 goals and 13 Starting this week, what passes champion Chicago Bears, are in ’The Rams, meanwhile, get the The Bengals, meanwhile, won Central. ' outstanding surgeons in the Hartford area,” ’Turco continued. bined to wipGix Stanley Cups in this his Giants completed a sweep of the on power plays. But Washington’s for quaiity teams in this year’s the East and West. And so it is a Patriots; a rematch with New five games over teams with a “ W e both feel that Sylvain has a tear in the capsule around the decade d(Ttheir best to satisfy the Redskins, Cowboys and Eagles by Alan Haworth also scored twice as NFL — the San Francisco 46ers, year when the powers ail play each Orleans, which beat Los Angeles combined 12-38 record — and those Is the rotation schedule luhfair? abdominal muscle, and that surgical exploration is necessary to customers. a total of IS points. the two teams played to a standoff. New York’s Jets< and Giants, the other. 6-0 on Sunday; the Jets, 49ers and by an average of only four points a It may be a little more unfair this ixirrect the problem.” The Oilers and Islanders did Just “ We’ve always been in competi­ “ I ’d like to trade In a few for Dallas Cowboys, the Washington San Francisco is a good example. Cowboys, who are much better game. ’The Bengals were beaten season — consider that, coming off ’Turco said DeMaio will perform the surgery, and that “ if there that ’Tuesday night, with Edmon­ tive games and it makes us some wins,” said Ciccarelli, who is Redskins, the Denver Broncos, the ’The 49ers’ schedule is so tough that than their 0-4 record. 32-28 last week by Houston, 2-8. a Super Bowl victory and an 18-1 is nothing more than we expect, Syivain could be back skating ton collecting a 3-2 NHL victory on record, the Bears got a schedule constantly alert,” Parcells said. “ I on a pace that would give him 106 Los Angeles Rams, the New people in the Bay Area were ’The Giants must visit the Minne­ Then there are Chiefs, 7-3 and in within 4-6 weeks.” Glenn Anderson’s overtime goal. goals in the 80-game season. But England Patriots — will play each with only two teams that were over know we’re expecting to win when wondering — before Joe Montana’s sota Vikings, 0-4, return home fa position to tie for the AFC West The stomach problem hindered ’Turgeon during the last part of ’The loss snapped a six-game home Minnesota is only 5-8-2. “ When other in games that will decide who against Denver, then go to San lead with a victory at Denver on .500 last year. we take the field, not Just hoping to uplifting return on Sunday ~ the 1985-86 regular season and .throughout the playoffs. Still, winning streak for the Islanders, you’re not winning, scoring isn’t as gets into the playoffs, who doesn’t, whether the two-time Super Bowl Francisco and Washington. And so Sunday. ’The Chiefs are improved But it happens every season and win.” who have lost only in regular- Turgeon, 22, led the club in goals scored last season with 45 and in exciting.” points with 79. ’ season play to the Oilers at Nassau Haworth got his first goal 3:23 Coliseum. He was told to refrain from any exercise during the summer to into the game when Greg Adams The game was reminiscent of the give the injury a chance to heai. grabbed a clearing pass by goalie teams’ playoff encounters — a When he arrived at the Whaiers preseason.camp in September, Kari Takko in the left com er and six-game series in 1981 in the fed Haworth, who worked his way ’Turgeon was piaced on a speciai exercise and training program. quarterfinals, and Stomach pain, however, has continued to plague him. into the slot and beat Takko. He N SCOREBOARD meetings in the finals in 1983 and scored again on a centering pass ’84, which they split. from Craig Laughlin. “ We haven’t had a game like that Trill Blazin 126. Wirrion 106 ’The North Stars climbed within Klngt4,Jats3 Henderson said headed for Knicks in a long time,” Anderson said. “ It 2-1 at 13; 19 of the period, just four Footbafl was like playoff hockey.” seconds into a power play. Cicca­ Hockey Basketball FAMILIAR O O L D E N S T A T E (188) , , , ______SEATTLE — Seattle SuperSonics guard Gerald Henderson 8 2 1— 3 “ Both ways, it was a really good relli scored by tipping in Ron 8 2 S - 6 Short 5-11 3-5 13, L . Smith 3-4 (M) 6, d a B B O B N I B said ’Tuesday night that he has been traded to the New York Carroll 5-11 (M) 10, R o y d 10-17 5-5 25, Mullln hockey game.” added Oilers Coach Wilson’s slapshot from the point. nrst f^lod— None. Penalties— Tovlor, Knicks for a player or players not yet determined. Glen Sather. “ It’s not very often LA (hlgh-stlcRIna), 9:45; Ellett, Win WINNERS 7-155-520,Washbum0-l0O0,Teaale^11l-3 Mpi gl|n|||naa Ciccarelli scored again at 12:57 0 13, Ballard^7(M)4,Moss561-311,Whltehead NHL stimllngt (tripping), 10:10. NBAstindlngt Henderson made the announcement after the Sonics’ 121-114 you get this kind of hockey in the of the second period after taking a Second Period— 1, Los Angeles, Nlcholls7 1-7 »2 4, C. Smith 00 (H)a Higgins 1-3002. loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. regular season. It was a good (Fox, Hdfdy), 2:10.2, Winnipeg, Hawerchuk 10-year NBA standings Totols4S«17-21108. AMERICAN CONFERENCE feed from Craig Hartsburg. WALtS CONPEMNCe 9,10:13. 3, Los Angeles, Dionne 4, 0:27. 4, EASTERN CONFERENCE PORTLAND (116) _ The Sonics office confirmed it had been discussing the trade game, a skating game with quite a PA Flames 3, Canucks 3 PoMfli DIvMen Winnipeg, Carlyle 5 (Boschmon, Neufeld), Attantic Dtytslon Win Pet. C o rr 2-4 1-1 5, Vondewsghe 020 11-15 29, W L T Pet. pp with New York, but said the deal wouldn’t be final until bit of flow.” W L T Ptt OF OA 15:37. Penalties— Los Angeles bench, W L Pet. OB Johnson O-W 0 8 22, Drexler 7-9 56 19, N .Y . Jets 9 1 0 .900 372 187 153 Wednesday morning, when the Sonics leave for a road trip. ’The Oilers had most of the flow in Carey Wilson had two goals, Phllodtlphlo 10 3 1 31 59 32 served by Fox (too many men on Ice), 6:27; Phllodelphia 5 2 .714 — Philadelphia .683 Porter 5103415, Jones 2-2034, Paxson 7-16 New England 7 3 0 .700 374 Pmtbureh 9 4 3 20 «4 S3 WInnIpeo, delay of game (served by Boston 3 2 .600 1 0014, Kersey495712, Holton23004, AAortln M iam i 4 6 0 .400 242 366 Henderson, an eight-year NBA veteran, was acquired from the the third period and overtime, but while rookies Brian Bradley an(l NY Itlomters 8 6 1 17 59 46 AAartln),20:00. New Jersey 3 4 .333 7'/t L.A. Lakers .673 1-10 1 1 Berry OOOOO.Totols48343044126. Buffalo 3 7 0 .300 109 217 the Islanders weren’t exactly over: Gary Roberts also scored for the W m hlm iton 7 7 2 16 55 64 0 .000 111 l U Boston Celtics in 1984 in exchange for Seattle’s 1986 first-round Third Period—5, Winnipeg, Kyte 3 New York 3 6 .250 3Vli Indianapolis 0 10 whelmed. Edmonton twice helci Flames’ sixth straight victory. ’The New Jersey 6 7 1 13 51 66 (MocLeon, Mullen), 8:48. 6, Los Angeles, Washington 1 5 .167 3V5 Boston .657 27 31 29 21— 188 Central draft choice. NY Runoert 3 7 4 10 53 63 ______31 16 28 31— 116 .700 225 205 one-goal leads on scores by Esa Carson 7 (Lukowich, (jo lle v), 9:08. 7, Los Central Divislen Milwaukee .565 Cleveland 7 3 0 He said he was told of the pending deal Just before ’Tuesday AP photo win continued their home-ice domi­ Adorns Divislen Angeles, Dionne 5 (RoUtallle, Ledyard), Atlanta 5 1 .833 — Three-point gool— Mullln. Fouled out— Cincinnati 6 4 0 .600 237 271 Tikkanen and Paul Coffey on a nation over Vancouver. The Ca­ Quebec 7 5 4 18 65 54 M ullln. ReboufKto— Golden State 43 (L . Pittsburgh 3 7 0 .300 154 311 night’s game and was given the option of playing against the 12:41. Penoltles— Derlogo, W in (holding), Chicago 5 1 .833 — Phoenix .552 power play. But New York’s nucks have never won in the Montreal 7 5 3 17 58 54 5:48; Hoidy, LA (Intei^ence), 9:38; Milwaukee 5 2 .714 Smith 8), Portland 58 (Johnson 11). Houston 3 8 0 .200 184 234 V 76ers. ' Pat Flatley (26) tries to get a shot off Hartford 5 4 3 13 41 47 Williams, LA (hlgh^cklno),16:S0. Cleveland 3 3 .500 2 Portland .552 Assists— Golden Slate 20 (F lo y d 11), West Patrick Flatley and Pat LaFon- Olympic Saddledome and have not Boston 6 7 1 13 48 51 Shots on goal— Winnepeg 8-11-12— 31. liidlana 3 3 .500 3 Portland 35 (Porter 9). Total fouls— Denver 8 2 0 .800 23) 155 taine brought their team back each but Edmonton's Glenn Anderson slows him down in their beaten Calgary here since Dec. 16, Buffalo 4 9 2 10 55 55 San Antonio .550 Golden State 29, Portland 23. Technicals— 7 3 0 .700 232 202 Los Angeles 10-10-7— 27. Detroit 2 3 .400 2'/i Kansas CItv time. 1982. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Power-play Opportunities— WlniMpeg WESTERN CONFERENCE Denver .5377 Golden State l l l w l defense 3, Portland L.A. Raiders 6 4 0 .600 191 181 Nets, Birdsong reach agreement NHL game Tuesday night at the Nassau Coliseum. The Norris DMsIen 0 of 4; Los Angeles 0 of 3. Midwest DhrMen llleool defense. A — 13666. Seattle 5 5 0 .900 192 185 “ It was a great game.” Islanders Wilson tied the score 3-3 seven To ro nto 7 4 3 17 46 44 Seattle .528 2 8 0 .200 198 251 Oilers won in overtime, 3-2. (joalles— Winnepeg, Berthlaume (37 Houston 4 1 .800 — Son DlMO - w ^ — .. EAST RUTHERFORD, N^J. - The New Jersey Nets said goalie Kelly Hrudey said. " I t ’s a minutes into the second period, Detroit 7 6 1 15 39 3S shots-23 saves). Los Angeles, Jonecyk Utah 3 2 .600 1 Washington .516 NATIONAL CONFERENCE St. Louis 4 5 4 12 43 43 31shots-3S saves). Dallas 3 3 .500 1'/!i Tuesday that they had come to terms with veteran guard Otis challenge to play them, but I don’t then scored the winning goal 10 Klnga11B,Cavallara114 .800 203 i a Minnesota 5 8 2 12 57 60 D m v e r 3 3 .500 V/i N.Y. Gkmts 8 2 0 Birdsong, a four-time NBA All-Star, and that he would Join the need to play this team more than Also on Tuesday, it was Los and a 1.33 goals-against average. minutes later while the Flames Chlooeo 4 9 3 11 52 69 A — 7,457. Sacramento 3 4 .333 3>/) Washington 8 3 0 .100 2 9 190 .400 253 1 9 three times a year. I sort of think it' Angeles 4, Winnipeg 3; Minnesota ” We didn’t let down.” Dionne were killing a major penalty to fmyttie Divislen Referee— Don KoharskI, Gerard Son Antonio 3 5 .286 3 C L E V E L A N D (114) Dallas 6 4 0 club immediately. Edm onton 10 6 1 31 74 SS .300 145 I N is a consolation to play well. Not too Gauthier. Linesmen— Gerard Gauthier, Pacific Nvlsien West 57 3-4 13, Williams 515 73 19, Phllodelpha 3 7 0 The announcement came Just moments after the Nets defeated 2. Washington 2; and Calgary S, said after a goal by Jim Kyte gave . Wilson took a pass Coloorv 9 7 0 IS 5S 5S Ron Assel Stine. L.A. Lakers 3 1 .750 — Dougherty5106314, Baolev27236, Harper St. Louis 3 8 0 .200 133 247 many regular-season games will Vancouver 3. Winnipeg the lead. ” We came right from Jim Peplinski and raced up WInnIpeo S 6 1 17 60 50 Centrot the Boston Celtics 114-110. Golden State 3 3 .500 1 1218 211 34, Lee 0 3 0 0 0, M cC ra y 36 be as good as that one.” back. People are starting to feel ice on a 2-on-l break.Using Pe­ Los Angeles 5 10 1 11 59 73 L.A. Clippers 3 3 .500 1 3 4 9, Price 1-5 1-1 3, Tu rp in 2 5 1-2 7, Chicago 8 3 0 .100 2 9 1 9 “ I can’t wait to get started,” said the 31-year-oId Birdsong, who Kings 4, Jets 3 Vancouver 4 10 2 10 45 64 NHLititlitIcs Minnesota 6 4 0 .600 2 9 168 It ended when defenseman Kevin confident. It would be nice to win plinski as a decoy, Wilson circled in Seattle 3 3 .500 1 Minniefleld3-3034, Poauettel-3546. Totals averaged 15.8 points per game last year. “ It’snotjusta matter of TuMdov'ft Onmgt Phoenix 2 4 .333 3 39303545114. Detroit 3 7 0 .300 150 191 Lowe sent the puck toward the net Marcel Dionne’s second goal of 6-1 or 7-1, but these games makes front of Vancouver goalie Wendell Edm onton 3, N .Y . Islanders 3, O T Portland 3 5 .286 2A-minute span early in the Detroit at New Jersey. 7:35 p.m. propp. Phi 6 14 20 8 L.A. Clippers 115, Denver 112 Chicago at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Ruskowski, Pgh 5 15 20 59 12 18 16 13— 119 Birdsong will reportedly receive 81.5 million plus incentives, up into the net.” first period. Washington at Chicago, B:35 p.m. Sacramento 119, Cleveland 114 Three-point goals— Harper, Smith. Detroit at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. the game with three straight wins Gerard Gauthier and Ron Assel- To ro nto at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Glngros, Mon 2 18 30 7 Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. 11 8 19 16 Portland 126, Golden State 108 Fouled out— Thorpe. Rebounds— with the Nets retaining the right to buy out the third year for Hartford at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Kerr, Phi Philadelphia 131, Seattle 114 Cleveland 55 (Dougherty 9), Socramento54 Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. TiHirsdav's Oomes Verbeek, NJ 11 8 19 26 New York Giants at Minnesota, 1 p.m. 1200, 000. 19 16 Wednesday's (Oomes (Thompson 18). Assists— Cleveland B Edmonton at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Muller, NJ 8 11 Milwaukee at Boston, 7 :n p.m. New Orleans at St. Louis, 1 p.m. 6 13 19 19 (Bogley, Price 6), Sacramento 23 (Smith, Detroit at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Poddubnv, NYR Chicago at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Seattle at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Coffey, Edm 4 15 19 10 Douglas 4). Total fouls— Cleveland 27, Hartford at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Phoenix at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento 9 . Technicals— Sacramento Tampa Bov vs. Green Bay at Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. KurrI, Edm 10 8 18 6 The Philadelphia TBers are Welch signs new pact with Dodgers Free agency list Houston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Coach Johnson, Sacramento lUegal Milwaukee, 1 p.m. MacLton, Win 9 9 18 17 New England at Los Angeles Rams,4p.m. 8 10 18 14 Sacramento at Denver, 9:W p.m. the best team in the NBA defense. A — 10,3b. Smith, Mon Seattle at L.A. Lakers, I0 :n p.m. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Pitcher Bob Welch’s new, two-year OUiri 3, lilandert 2 (OT) Broten, NJ 5 13 18 4 over the past 10 years of Kansas City at Denver, 4 p.m. 4 14 18 63 Thursday's Oomes contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers could be worth at least 81 Hunter, Que Indiana at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Indianapolis at New Ycnk Jets, 4 p.m. 3 15 18 2 regular season play. They NBA atatlatica million per season, it was reported today. Lormer, Chi Cleveland at San Antonio, 8 :n p.m. . Dallas at Son Diego, 4 p.m. hits record figure 1101—3 Cleveland at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 N.Y. Islandsrs 0 2 8 8—3 L .A . Clippers at Utah, 9:30 p.m. have a record of 560-260 for 198587 N B A Leaders Welch, who’s collected lOOvictoriessinceJoiningtheclubinthe (Empty-net peota In parenllieeet) Philadelphia at Clolden State, 10:30 p.m. p.m. Rrst Period— 1, Edmonton, Tlkkonen 9 AMne O A SO A w N E W Y O R K (A P ) — T h e 198587Notional middle of the 1978 season, signed the contract ’Tuesday. The a win percentage of .683. Basketboll Association Individual scor­ Monday, Nev. 17 (K urrI, Coffey), 15:00. Penalties— Haxfall 725 27 O Z n Son Francisco at Washington, 9 p.m. 30-year-ohJr^t-hander completed his previous, four-year NEW YORK (AP) — A record This year, several player agents Edmonton bench, served by Tlkkonen (too FroM C 120 5 0 2.50 Next: the Los Angeles Lak­ ing, rebounding, field goal peroentoge and nranv men on Ice), 2:37; Jonsson, NY PMIoMpMa (9) •61 32 t z v assist leaders through N o v. 9: contract unSifast season, when he was 7-13 with a 3.28 earned run number of major leaguers, boosted have expressed the intention to go (hooking), 19:11; CoffOv, Edm (holding), ers at 552-268 and .673. Scenne average in 33 starts. by a final-day rush, have filed for past the Jan. 8 deadline if they do U u t 576 36 0 3.75 KnIckain.Suiia 105 O PO FT Pts Ava Cellaga foelball atandinga Weeks 99 7 0 4.34 free agency. Now, what will not receive the kind of offer they SecoTKl Period— 2, New York, R atlev6(B. Jordan, Chi. 5 73 51 197 9 4 Quoting an unidentified source familiar with the negotiations, H a rlf o rd (n 715 47 • 1.06 Engllth, Den. 5 60 33 152 9.4 happen to them? want. ' Suiter, Letter), 13:03 (pp). 3, Edmonton, Rlggln 200 9 0 ZTO P H O E N IX (188) Attonttc CeesI Cenfsrsiwe the Los Angeles Times reported today that Welch will receive a Coffey 5 (G re tik y, Anderson), 17:54 (pp). 4, Nance 1223 511 26, Pinckney 4 9 03 8, Bucka102.Pacera94 B ird , Bos. 4 44 27 118 Cewlsrshce AH Ooi Fifteen players, including out­ " I expect whatever happens to 2 220 12 0 3.27 Keans DIaluwon, Hou. 4 43 23 108 27.0 guaranteed 8900,000 per year. It was also believed he will get a New York, LoFontolne 8 (Bossy, DIneen), Ranford 425 29 1 4.09 Edwards 4 9 44 12, Davis 1223 5 6 32, WLTPIsOPWLTPtoOP fielders Brian Downing of Califor­ be a slow process. I expect there to 18:55. Penalties— New York bench, Short, G.S. 5 49 33 133 26.4 bonus that, when averaged out, will boost his earnings to at least ■esfen (1) •69 51 1 341 Humphries 27 22 6, Vonos 26 1-2 5, Clemson 510 162 80 730231 1 9 nia and Gary Ward of Texas, and be some players staying and some served by Mokelo (too many men on lee), Sanders14032, Homocek24034, Gattlson IN D IA N A (94) Wilkins, Atl. 4 9 B 102 215 N.Coro.St. 4 2 0 169170 6 3 1 164 216 81 million for each of the two years, the newspaper said. 5:10; KrushelnyskI, Edm (hooking), 12:14; 1-5233, ($ondrezlcfc13(H> 2, Addison23036. Person 218 22 18, Williams 518 56 17, Worthy, LAL 4 39 31 99 24.8 G o. Tech 3 2 0 144 89 531237156 pitchers Tommy John of the New players moving on. I think the DIneen, NY (Interference), 16:02. Totals42961227105. Stlponovlch575616, Fleming 281-17, Long Aguirre, Doll. 5 49 24 12) M.6 N.CoroUno 3 2 0 137153 5 3 1 215207 York Yankees and Jim Clancy of movement will include some star N E W Y (N tK (111) 2161-17, Russell 1-3033,Rlchardson510208, M cHole, Bos. 4 37 24 a 24.5 Virginia 2 3 0 94 123 3 6 0 181 246 Third Period— None. Penalties— Hunter, Transactions Cartwright 79 212 22, Walker 7-11 1415, Tisdale 1-3 345, Anderson 24349, Maev 25 Oonttev, Del. 5 9 46 m M4 Duke 2 3 0 86145 4 5 0 19213 Lanier, McNamara cited by TSN , declared free ageiicy players, though,” said Tom Reich, Edm, double minor (roughing, hlgh- Ewing 26 277, Sparrow 7-142314, Wilkins 035,Gray03030. Totals369231-24M. DovlS,Phoe. 5 53 10 116 23.2 AAarylond 1 3 0 94106 450203184 Tuesday, bringing the total to 82. who represents Raines, Parrish stlcklng), :47; Lauer, NY (rouighlng), :47. 12132323, Cummlngs5105613, Orr 14032, Nonce, Phoe. 5 43 39 115 23.0 Wk.For^ 150 19199 4 50 2929 The deadline for filing was and Ward. Tucker532010,<5ranoer231-15.Totals4577 MILWAUKEE (MI) Harper, Clev. 5 41 27 1W 22.0 ST. LOUIS — Hal Lanier, who piloted the Houston Astros to a Overtime— 5, Ednsonton, Anderson 9 B A S E B A L L 21-3)111. Mokeskl21030,Pressey51121017,SIKma McDaniel, Sea. 5 48 13 109 31.8 National League Westtitle,and John McNamara, who skippered midnight, and late paperwork Among this year’s free agents, (L o w e ), 3:19. Penalties— None. Amertoun League Ptioenlx 18 25 19 31— 185 513 58 15, Hodges 511 55 l4,Moncrleri-7 could push the number slightly Shots on goal— Edmonton 10-8-10-2—30. the Boston Red Sox to the World Series, have been named which also include Bob Homer, BALTIMORE ORIOLES— Signed Mike New York n 14 21 M-111 23 4, Cummings 215 2 4 20, Breuer 5 5 (H) 8, WLTPtsOPWLTPNOP N .Y . Islanders 14-7-50— 26. P O P O A Pcf higher. Among the top names who Flanaixin, pitcher, to a one-veor contract. Three-point goals— Addison 2. Fouled Plerce5117-723,Sklles21200,Bradley001-2 500 144 9 80029 77 co-managers of the year by the Sporting News. Steve Carlton and Dave Kingman, Power-ploy Opportunities— Edmonton OAKLAND A'S— Announced that Dusty out— Edwards. Rebounds— Phoenix 57 I.Totals 35743239102. Barkley, Phil. 37 51 .725 filed earlier were Tim 'Raines, the Yankees have the most with West, Clev. '2 9 41 .707 Cornell 500 9424 7 1 0 1 9 72 Both Lanier and McNamara polled nine votes among their 1 of 3; N .Y . Islanders 1 of 4. Baker, outtleMer, Bruce Bochte, first (Nance 9 ), New Y o rk 49 (E w in g 11). Brow n 3 2 0 8597 4 4 0 12319 Jack Morris. Lance Parrish, Andre (ioalles— Edmonton, Fuhr (26 shots-24 Cooger, LAL 20 33 .635 managerial peers. Davey Johnson of the world champion New eight, highlighted by Ron Guidry, baseman, and Doug Bair, pitcher, have Assists— Phoenix 26 (Humphries 9), 28 15 11 1 6 - 94 Dartmouth Dawson and Reggie Jackson. saves) .N .Y . Islanders, Hrudev (30-27). declared for free agency. Sent outrliprt New York 31 (Sparrow 11). Total fouls— M ilwaukee 15 17 14 16— 118 Schrempf, Dali. 20 32 .625 York Mets was third with 3'/) votes followed by Bobby Valentine, Willie Randolph and John. Next on Abdul-Jahbar, LAL 31 SO .620 330 19 W 36 0 19245 A — 15,612. Jerry Willard, catcher, and Dave Lelper, Phoenix 37, New York 32. Technical— Three-point goal— Mocy. Fouled out— H arvard 3 3 0 M 74 2 6 0 105156 This year’s total exceeded the the list are the two American Referee— Andy van Hellemond. Brown, N.J. a 46 .609 Texas Rangers, two, and Roger Craig, San Francisco Giants, pitcher, to Tacoma ot the Pocltlc Coast Phoenix Illegal defense. A — 10,987. Person. Rebounds— Indiana 49 (Williams Princeton 2 3 0 62103 2 6 0 104 2 9 1985 figure of 62, which had been Linesmen— Pat Oopuzzo, Wayne FOrs League. Added Tim Belcher and Todd 12), Milwaukee 57 (Cum m ings 14). Aguirre, Doll. 49 •1 .605 and Gene Mauch, California Angels, one each. League division winners, Califor­ McHale, Bos. 37 62 J97 Y ale 1 4 0 7399 26 0 137180 the most since the free agent Bums, pitchers, Luis Pollnlo, Dove Wilder, Assists— Indiana 20 (Stlponovlch 5), Columbia 0 5 0 21 184 0 8 0 84306 nia and Boston, with seven apiece. and Felix Jose, outfielders, and Mark M ilwaukee 27 (Pressev 12). Total tOuls— Alarle, Den. 76 47 .996 system began in 1976. Last year Rockata116,8pura9S Teogle, G.S. 47 Jackson, Downing, Doug Detainees Howie, Intlelder to their roster for the 1987 Indiana 33, M ilw aukee 28. Technicals— 76 .996 was the first in which the re-entry Capitals 2, North Stars 2 (OT) season. Milwaukee Illegal defense, Indiana Illegal Montana, Clark cited by the NFC and Downing head the Angels’ list, SEATTLE MARINERS— Announced defense. A — 10,765. ItebowidhM draft — which had limited players while Tom Seaver and Rich Ged- SAN A N T O N IO (95) O Off ~ T o t AV8 AP photo wasMngten 2 0 0 8— 2 they will not exercise the option In the NEW Y O R K — Joe Montana of San Francisco 49ers, who threw to dealing with only 13 teams — was contract of Steve Yeager, catcher. Greenwood 2 4 21 4, Mitchell 5 9 1-2 9, DIaluwon, Hou. 41 66 16.5 Baseball man are among the Red Sox who Mimtesoto 1 1 8 8 ^ Gllmore59(H)13,Moore592314,Roberlson Jazz 104. Mavaricka 103 Oakley, Chi. 55 74 14.8 abolished and allowed players to Rrst Period— 1, Washington, Haworth 7 TEXAS RANGERS-PurchOMd Scott three touchdown passes in his NFL return from career- have filed. Anderson and Paul Kllgus, pitchers, from 517 56 17, Dowkins 511 57 14,Corbln 27 Lalmbeer, Del. 46 73 14.6 negotiate with any team they (A d a m s), 3:23. 2, Washington, Haworth 8 1-3 5, Thompson 510 58 14, ^ n d v o ld 2 1 D A L L A S (181) threatening back surgery, was named as the NFC’s offensive Dwight Gooden of the Mets, who didn’t have a stellar Oklahoma CItv of the American Assodo- Willis, Atl. 54 70 14.0 chose. The position with the highest (Loughlln, Adam s), 8:49. 3, Minnesota, 21 0, Nealy 1-2 1, Duckworth 24 20 4, Aguirre 518 54 17, Perkins 59 22 10, Williams, N.J. 39 61 13.2 NL Cy Young Award voting player of the week while defensive end Bruce Clark of New post-season, said Tuesday he'll request a drug testing Clccorelll 19 (Wilson, Nilsson), 13:19 (pp). tlon. Krystkowlok211-21.Totals3585223495. Donaldson 48 23 8, Horper 216 03 19, But, only two free agents actu­ number is catcher with 12, includ­ Notional Lsooue Pinckney, Phoe. 40 57 11.4 Orleans won defensive honors. Penalties— Blum, Was (hlotvstlcklng), Blackmon 51311-12 23, Wood 14345 , Davis SIkma, MU. 49 clause in any new contract he signs with the New York CINCINNATI REDS— Waived Pete 25 23 2 Schrempf 36 5411, Blob 14 24 4, 68 11.3 ally changed clubs last season, ing Gedman, Boone, Parrish of 8:19; PlOtt, M in (high-sticking), 8:19; H O U S TO N (116) Parish, Bos. 31 45 11.3 NEW YORK (AP) — Voting (or the 1906 Montana, playing against the St. Louis Cardinals Just 55 days Blum, Was (holding), 13:15; Plett, Min Rose, first baseman, Chris Welsh, pitcher, Tarpley03200, Wennlngton 24204. Totals club. with Juan Beniquez leaving Cali­ Detroit and both Toronto catchers, and Dove Van Gorder, catcher, for the McCray 55 23 10, Petersen 49 22 10, Curelon, Chi. B 54 10.8 Notional League Cv Young Award, with (cross-checking), 16:15. 35872236103. pitchers receiving five points for each after surgery for a ruptured disk, completed 13 of 19 passes for purpose of giving them their uncondltlorxil Ololuwon 218 59 21, Reid 513 44 16, Eaton, Utah 32 43 10.8 fornia for Baltimore and Danelorg Ernie Whitt and Buck Martinez. Second Period— 4, Minnesota, Clccorelll Wiggins 515 1-3 9, Anderson 24 1-2 7, U T A H (184) firsl-place vote, three points for second and 270 yards and threw touchdown passes of 45, 40 and 44 yards to releases. (Xftrtghted Mike Konderlo, moving from Kansas City to San Houston catcher Alan Ashby was 20 (Hortsburg, MacLellan), 12:57 (pp). Harrls592413,Feltl732416,Johnson2746 Trlpucka16446,AAalone12173-723, Eaton onepointforthird: Penalties— DePalma, Min (slashing), pitcher, to Denver of the American 5121-211, Green 3 8 2 3 1 , Hansen 21344 20, Jerry Rice. The 49ers defeated the Cards 43-17. Diego. one the players who filed ’Tuesday. Association. Designated Carl Willis, 10,LeayHI22030,Henry1-1033,Lloyd1-120 o NO. Ava. P l g ^ First Second Th ird T e M 2:24; Sampson, Was (hooking), 12:00; Stockton 251-21, loyoronl 23030, Griffith Scott, Hou 15 7 Clark had two sacks and a fumble recovery as the Saints beat pitcher, for osslgnnrwnt. Purchased the 2.Totals459124-36116. Johnson, LAL 4 9 13.3 2 98 The agent for Detroit’s Kirk He was joined by teammates Phil Plvonka,Was (Interference),13:35. son Antonie 22 19 15 29- 95 511 3615, Benson 34 2 0 6 , Bailey 7-160314. Valenzuela, LA 9 14 1 88 Gooden to request Floyd, G.S. contracts of Pat Paclllo, Rob Dibble Totals42-921528104. 61 13.2 the Los Angeles Rams 6-0. Gibson, the biggest name available Garner and Larry Andersen; Third Period— None. Penalties— Houston 13 18 34 39-116 Rivers, Atl. 55 11.0 Krukow , SF . 7 9 15 Bellows, Min (Interference), :43; and Mike Smith, pitchers, AAark Berry, Dallas 16 21 n 21-181 last year, said his client did not get Dusty Baker, Bruce Bochte and catcher, Jeff Treodwoy, second bas5 Three-point goals— Dawkins. Fouled Cheeks, Phil. 59 9.8 Oleda, N Y . 1 6 9 Adams, Wos(hooklng),6:00. Utah 27 11 25 29-184 DorUng, N Y man, Chris Sabo, third baseman, and out— None. Rebounds— Son Antonio 57 Porter, Port. 47 7.8 . . 2 2 a single offer from another team. Doug Bair of Oakland: Rod Scurry Threenoolnl pools— Schrempf, Harper, Rhoden, Pit . . Chris Jones, outfielder, from Denver, and (Gilm ore 10), Houston 61 (DIaluw on 18). Lever, Den. 39 7.8 2 2 Rinaldi wins opening-round match Overtime— None. Penoltv — (hlffllh 2 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Fernandez, NY . Several other players, whose and Claudell Washington of the Jeff Gray and Norm Charlton, pitchers, Assists— San Antonio 38 (Moore, Ro­ Pressey, MU. 46 7.7 1 1 drug testing clause MacLellan, Min (holding), 2:09. bertson, Corbin 7), Houston 38 (McCray Dallas 59 (Donaldson, Perkins n . Utah 59 Johnson, Bos. Gooden, N Y • • 1 1 teams wanted to re-sign them, said Yankees; Darrell Porter of Texas; from Vermont ofthe Eastern Leogue. (M alone 15). Assists— Dallas 25 (Harper 9 7.5 CHICAGO — Seventh-ranked Kathy Rinaldi used forehand 10). Total fouls— San Antonio 28, Houston 26. Thom as, Det. 35 7.0 they received similiar treatment. Clint Hurdle of St. Louis and Bob Shots on gool-Woshlngton 1288-2— 30. 9), Utah 28 (Stockton 7). Total fouls— Dallas smashes and well-placed backhand passing shots for a 7-6 (7-4), LO S A N G E L E S D O D G E R S — Announced Technicals— San Antonio Illegal de­ Humphries, Phoe. 34 6.8 Minnesota 108-10-3— 29. fense, Houston Cooch Rtch. A— 16316. a , Utah 2S. A — 10,516. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - NewYork ’Tuesday night, one day before the As a result, the players’ union Owchinko of Montreal. 9 Bird, BOS.O 27 6.8 6-4 opening-round victory over Wendy White in the 8150,000 Power-play Opportunities— Washington that Bob Welch, pitcher, has agreed to a NL Cy Young Award winnora Downing, the Angels’ starting two-year controct. Team Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden, sen­ Mets were to visit President filed a grievance charging collu­ 0 of 4; Minnesota 2 of 4. 0 Virginia Slims of Chicago Tennis championships. Goalies— Washington, Mason (29 shots- PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Named Milt BullalIZ.HawkallO Clippara115,Nuggata112 F t. A vg sitive to rumors that he might be Reagan at the White House. sion among the owners. The matter left fielder, hit .267 with 20 home Denver 5 612 123.4 Rinaldi, of Amelia Island, Fla., is rated 10th best in the world 27 saves). Minnesota, Tokko (30-28). May hitting Instructor. Named Bill VIrdon winners of the National League Cy Young involved with drugs, says he will is currently being heard by an runs and 95 RBI. Ward batted .316 speclol Instructor. D E N V E R (111) Dallas 5 9t6 117.2 Aword as the outstanding anci was fresh from Sunday’s Slims of Arkansas title. Still, she In a statement released through A — 9,407. L.A. Lakers 4 461 arbitrator. with 51 RBI in 380 at-bats during an Referee— Bob Hall. Llnesmert— Ryan Pocltlc Coast League A T L A N T A (118) English 14a 54 32 Alarle 7-11 03 14, 115.3 pitcher: ask for a drug testing clause in his a Mets spokesman, Gooden said; PHOENIX FIREBIRDS— Named Wen­ Wilkins 12212226, Wlllls2174622, Rollins Attonfa 5 576 115.2 l986-MlkeScatt,Houston had to overcome a strong serving game from the Atlantan, who Teams have until Jan. 8 to injury-interrupted season. Bozok, Jim Chrlstlson. Honzllk 513 56 17, Lever 7-13 1-3 15,Ounn next contract. “ I have an 8-month-oId son and I’m dell Kim manager. 2 3 2 3 6 , Rivers7-1121223, WIttmon 7-14 1-1 03030, Cooper2S034, Rosmussen5140310, Golden St. 5 574 114.8 1985— Dwight Gooden, NewYork ranks only No. 39 in the world. re-sign their own free agents. If Clancy went 14-14 for the Blue BASKETBALL 15, McGee 25 1-3 7, LevlngHon21030, Walker5106916,Evans23034.Totals47-98 Philadelphia 6 6 « 114.7 1984-Rlcfc Sutdlffe, Chlcogo Gooden, the National League’s proud of him. I’ll support him. My In a match that took 74 minutes. West Germany’s Bettina those players do not sign by then, Jays with a 3.94 ERA. John, signed Nottonol Basketball Assectatten Koncok 28 036, Hostings03030, Bottlel-2 1521112. Seattle 5 566 113.2 1983-^ohn Denny, Phllodelphio Cy Young Award winner in 1985, wedding is postpon^. Aside from Flamaa 5, Canucka 3 — Placed Clark Kel­ 245.Totals45822228110. L A . C L IP P E R S (115) Porfiond 6 671 111.8 1982— Steve Carlton, Philadelphia Bunge, ranked 20th in the world, outlasted Terry Phelps of their original teams cannot re-sign by the Yankees in mid-season, was Boston 4 told the Tampa Tribune in an that, it’s-a personal matter.” logg, forward, on the suspended list. Caoe495814,Maxwell445713, Beniamin 446 111J 1W1— FernoTKlo Valerauela, Los Angeles Larchmont, N.Y., 6-3, 6-2. them until May 1. 5-3 with a 2.93 ERA. Activated KvIeAtocv.guard. C H IC A G O (112) 510 1211 22, I3rew 511 58 17, Woodson Indiana 5 553 110.6 1900— SteveCarlton, Philadelphia article published Tuesday that he VWteouver 3 8 8—3 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS— Waived Oaklev2141-117,Cureton572513, Walters 51811-12a,Nlmphlus5100312,Whlte5823 Phoenix 5 546 109.3 1979— Bruce Sutter, Chicago has never taken drugs and does not Gooden’s Mets’ teammates said 2 3 Dwayne Polee.guard. Signed Gieoff Huston, 23 0 3 4, Colter 491-2 9, Jordon 1532 56 34, 12 (iordon 23 0 3 0, Huston 1-2 20 2Totals Milwaukee 6 646 1IM.0 1978— Gaylord Perry, San Diego have a problem with alcohol either. the pitcher and Pearson had an Rrst Period— 1, Calgory, Patterson 3 guard. Corzlne28036, Paxton25349,Sellers4422 32753949115. Utah . 4 428 107.0 1977— SteveCarlton, Philadelphia Alabama prep gridder dies (E n g b lo m ), :50. 2, Vancouver, TontI 6 MILWAUKEE BUCKS— Traded Chris 10, Brown 1-1032, TJmer44038.Totals4587 Denver 19 27 27 19-111 Chicago 5 923 104.6 1976— Randy Jones, San Diego “ Beer is what I drink and not argument the night the team won (Um z, Richter), 3:38.3, Voncouver, Peder­ Engler, center, to the Portlond Troll 1520112. L .A . CHppsrs 18 B 16 14-111 Son Antonio 6 632 103.7 1975— Tom Seoyer, New York much of that,” said Gooden, who the World Series. Rose off Reds’ roster son 4 (Sandlok), 4:54. 4, V oncow er, N ew Jersey 5 517 DOTHAN, Ala. — An Alabama prep football player who Blazers for a 1987 second-round draft Attontu 16 16 15 11-IN Three-point goals— Hanzilk 2. Fouled 103.4 1974— MlkeAAarshall, Los Angeles posted a 17-6 regular season record Pederson 5 (Sandlok, Skriko), ^10. 5, choice. CMcuge 21 14 19 15-111 out— None. Rebounds— Denver 41 (English Houston 4 411 102.8 1973— Tom Seover, New York complained of a headache following a game and later underwent The elder Gooden denied that a Calgary, Brodlev 1 (Fotlu, Engblom), NEW JERSEY NETS— Wolved Mike Fouled out— Oakley. Rebounds— Atlanta 9), L .A . Clippers 62 (Beniam in 14). Cleveland 5 513 103.4 1972— St^e Carlton, m iloM phla in 1986. “ Wine makes me sick. CINCINNATI (AP) — Pete Rose sideline Rose, who will be put on 5 surgery for a blood clot on the brain has died after 10 days in a wedding had been planned. 8:59. Penoltlee-N one...... Wllson.guord, for the purpose of glylnghlm 46 (W illis 9), Chicago 42 (Cureton 11). Assists— Denver a (Lever 8 ), L.A . Clippers Detroit 906 101.2 1971— Ferguson Jenkins, Chlcogo Drugs? No. I never use them and I has decided to limit himself to waivers. Although another club Second Perlod-6, Calgary, W son 6 Ms unconditional release. Agreed to terms Assistt— Atlanta 32 (Rivers 11), Chicago 25 24 (Drew 9). Total fouls— Denver » , L.A. L A . Clippers 5 906 101.2 1970— BobGlbson,St. Louis coma. "She made it all up,” said (Patterson), 7:23. 7, C a lo r y , Wilson 7 N e w Y o rk 7 694 99.1 never will.” managing for the near future, but could claim Rose, the Reds figure with Otis Birdsong, guard, on o (Paxson 7). Total fouls— Atlanta21,Chlcooo Clippers a. Technical— Walker. A— 5,09. 1969— Tom Seover, New York Todd Snellgrove, a 16-year-old Junior, had been on a Gooden’s father. (PepllnskI), 17:07 (sh). Penalties— Tonelll, three-year controct. 25. Technical— WIttmon. A— 16377. Sacramento 5 479 95.8 l968-BobGlbson,St. Louis Gooden made front-page news in Gooden told Tribune Sports says his decision to leave the that possibility is remote. \ Col, m alo r (hlgh-stlcklno), 14:15; Lem oy, FOOTBALL WashInOlon 6 572 95.3 1967— Mike McCormick, Son Francisco life-support unit. The machine was turned o ff’Tuesday afternoon two New York tabloids, the Post 6 Cincinnati Reds’ winter roster Bergesch initially suggested that Von (crossOiecklng), I f 15. _____ 78ara 121, SuparSanIca 114 1966— Sandy Koufox, Los Angeles and Snellgrove was pronounced dead about 2 p.m. Editor Tom McEwen that he has Third Period— 8, Calgary, Roberts 1 GREEN BAY PACKERS— Waived Gary Nela114.Celtlca110 T M m Defense 1965— Sandy Koufox, Los Angeles and the Daily News, on ’Tuesday asked his agent. Jim Neader, to doesn’t mean he’s through playing. Rose leave the roster to leave a Following Cottonwood High School’s final regular-season (R einhart), 7:20. Penoltv— AAocInnIs, Cal Hayes, defensive bock. Signed John P H IL A D E L P H IA (111) Q N p. AVI 1963— Sandy Koutox, L;e3n^es with stories that his marriage next request a drug testing clause in his “ I ’m still taking my bats and spot to protect a younger player. (c ro s K h e ck ln g ), 8:53. „ Simmons, defensive bock. Ervin g 9-20 2 3 70, Hinson 510 46 14, Houston 4 3(0 95.0 1963— Don Drysdole, Los Angeles , game on Oct. 31, Snellgrove complained of a severe headache. Shots on gool— Voncouver 16-14-7—37. B O S TO N (118) McCormick 34 35 9, Cheeks 513 512 30, Atlanta 5 499 weekend had been called off and new contract with the Mets. gloves to spring training,” Rose Rose initially balked at the idea, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS— Signed M cHole 11-21 1213 32, Bird 11-28 211 99.8 1960— Vernon Low, Pittsburgh / 32, Threatt 511 0 3 12, Robinson 1319 29 35, Boston 4 401 Tests performed the next morning revealed the clot, which was that he was the father of an 8-month Colgafv 9^12— 30. Ron Springs, running bock, and Vince Porlsh5102310,Johnson12375726,Vlneent 100.3 1957— Warren Spohn, Mllsyoukee Braves “ It can be for a test every week, said Tuesday, after dropping him­ but volunteered for the move Power-plov Opportunities— ^Vancouver 0 yyingate573511, Vrones03220, Toney 24 Milwaukee 6 606 Heflin, wide receiver. 25 03 4, Slchtlng 23 0 3 4, Roberts 1 -5 0 2 2 101.0 1956 Don Newcombe, Brooklyn removed that afternoon.^ old son. self from the teani’s 40-man winter ’Tuesday. 0 3 0. Totals 4587 2941 131. Chicago 5 907 101.4 every two days, as often as they of 2; Colgorv 0 of 0. _ _ ,. m K K R Y Carllsle20030, KlfeO3O30.Totalt419927-33 NOTE: From 1956-1966 lliere was one ’The News quoted Gooden’s fa­ roster to make room to protect “ He mode it easy for me,” Goalies— Vancouver, Brodeur (6 stx>ts-4 Notlenul Hochey League no. SEATTLE (1M) Detroit 5 909 101.8 selection from both leagues. want and it can be forever,” saves). Young (17:02 first, 24-21). Colgorv, — Recalled Chambers2W151533,McDanlel7-161-115, Dallas 5 515 103.0 ther, Dan, as saying the child was Gooden said in an interview minor-league pitcher Pat Pacillo. Bergesch said. “ I knew him well N E W J E R S E Y (114) Llster7-l05619,Henderson5932l2 Pbu>P* L.A. Lakers 4 Twins want Jim Frey, Tom Kelly Vernon (37-34). Chris Jensen, right wing, from New woolrtdge 516 4616, W illiams 515 5516, 413 103.0 named Dwight Jr. and baby’s Rose, 45, won’t be eligible for enough to know this isn’t some­ Haven of the . 34 03 4, Ellis 512 44 16, Young32204, Cleveland 5 518 103.6 conducted at the Tampa home he Dawkins 56 55 14, Wcnhlnioton 510 23 14, Johnson 1-11-23, Lucos 16324, Williams 1-1 mother was not Charlene Pearson, reinstatement as a player until thing he was going to take Reassigned Paul Fenton, right wing, to Brown 1-7202Gm lnskl511121020, Klng214 Sacramento 5 928 1056 MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Twins officials have tried to shares in the off-season with his 03 2, Schoene 13 20 2, Stonsburv 21 03 L A . Clippers Calenilar New Haven. 55 lIMWaad 3 4 2 3 8 , Tu rn e r 1-10 3 2 To ta ls 533 106A persuade form er Chicago Cubs manager Jim Frey to accept a the woman he reportedly was to parents and 8-month-oId son, May 15. He said he hasn’t aban­ personally, and he didn’t.” 0.TotOls438<2232 vWvMHIIUIUM W 6 J c o L L a a E 4 | « m V 1 M . 641 doned his thoughts of pinch-hitting N e w Y o rk . ! 749 107.0 Job in the Twins’ front office evaluating player personnel, it was marry next Saturday. Dwight. Jr Bergesch said Rose will be the HOUSTON-Announosd that Bill YS5 aegteg ■ is i6 i i - i n Radio, TV Phiadeiphlg 21 27 48 13-121 Golden St. 107.6 The Post said the baby was bom next season. sole judge of whether he plays man, head football coach, will resign at the New Jersey » 27 29 S 6 -1 M 5 538 FRIDAY reported Tuesday. The latest wave of rumors began Seattle 14 M M I ^ W Indiana 548 1096 end of the season and will be appointed Three«olnt goals— Wood 2, Bird. Fouled 5 PoettM Il at the Humana and Women’s “ I would have to say that I again. Rose has one more year left Three-point goal— Chambers. Fouled Utah 443 iia o If Frey accepts, a news conference would be held later this after Gooden started four games in sp^ol assistant to the chancellor. out— Parish. Rebounds— Boston 57 4 East Catholic at St. Bernard (Uncas- Hospital in Tampa on March 8. probably will play again,” Rose LAKE SUPERIOR STATE— Named out-Chambers. Rebounds-— Philadelphia 6 668 111.3 week to announce his hiring and the appointment of Tom Kelly as postseason play without winning on the playing end of his contract. TODAY (McHole, Bird 14), New Jersey 9 (Williams Phlladelphla9(Ervlne,Hlnson7),SealtleD vllle), 7:30 p.m. 7:30 Bruins vs. Penguins, Channel 38 Tom Borrelll wrestling coach. New Jersey 5 557 111.4 Gooden and Mets teammates any of them. the Mets star also did said. “ We have not categorized this in 16). Assists Boston 30 (Johnson 8), New (Cham bers 12). Assists— Philadelphia Phoenix 567 1136 manager of the American League club, according to the 7:30 Celtics vs. Bucks, SportsChan- ORNRRAL Jersey 18 (Washington 5). Total 5 SATURDAY Darryl Strawberry and Jesse Reds General Manager Bill any way as a retirement, and it’s (Wingate 6), Seattle 33 (C h o m ^ 8). Seattle 5 573 114.4 Minneapolis Star and Tribune, which quoted an unidentified n o t' show up for a ticker-tape nel, W K H T U.S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE— Named fouls— Boston 36, New Jersey 26. Poetbsli Orosco attended the New York Bergesch said there was no dis­ not. It’s just him stepping off the 9:00 Basketball: USSR vs. (Jeorgla Jim Humphrey, Indiana University wrs5 Total fouls-PhlladelphIa B , Seattle 31. San Antonio 6 607 116.2 Eoflt Hertford at Manchtsttry 1:30 source close to the team. parade given the team after it won Technicols— New Jersey Illegal defense, T^nlcals— Henderson, Phllodelphio Porticind 6 712 118.7 Knicks-Phoenix Suns NBA game Te c h , E S P N tllno coach, head coach of the United M cHale,Blrd. A— 14,730. p.m . the World Series. agreement over the decision to roster.” Bergesch said. 10:30 W halers-vs. Canucks, W T IC Slates freestyle wrestUng team. C o ^ Guokqs. A— 12,400. Denver 5 997 1196

f MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1986 — 21 W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 12.19«6 Ba»t college basketball preview BUSINESS Glory days are not over for the Big East Life expectancy rules withdrawals La Salle has four returnees plril': • v Dick Jevct and point guard Washington. But Curtis Aiken (13.1) and Jerome sophomores Kenny Wilson at Rodney Blake, a bulky 6-8, and Your wife can make larger ANSWER: There’s no IRS or any freshmen Lionel Simmons. Fair‘s; QUESTION: The Associated Press top recruits, including 6-foot-9 Lane (9.1) head the Panthers, who guard and Doug West at forward guard Wayne Williams hold the key withdrawals, if she so chooses. But other government regulation field and St. Peter’s, the only^^ My wife has an Derrick Coleman and 6-3 Steve lost four freshman because of flgure to make bigger contribu­ for defending champion St. Joe’s, that might deplete the IRA and against it. You’re talking about MAAC teams to play .500 ball l a ^ individual re­ In seven yean, the Big East built Thompson, and holdovers Seikaly, academic eligibility and are short tions for Villanova Coach Rollie which lost Maurice Martin, the tirement ac­ leave you two in dire financial distributions -“in kind” — taking season, figure to challenge La Sallg i its reputation on large doses of 6-10, Howard Triche and Gng on depth. Massimino. Workhorse Harold Atlantic id’s Player of the Year and count at a local straits some years down the pike, out of your IRA stock with a for the crown. Fairfield lost a lot i^ ; television exposure and standout Monroe should keep the Orange­ With Ralph Dalton, David Wing­ Pressley Is gone, lea ving the center two other starters. Temple usually W'; bank. She Investors’ If she withdraws less than the market value equal to your re­ Tony George. iTtl' playen like Patrick Ewing, Chris men nlling. ate, Michael Jackson and Horace spot a question mark, although is in the scramble and should be reached age required amounts, she will be hit quired withdrawals. Led by Reggie Lewis (23.6 points, j: MulUn, , Walter Iterry Boeheim said that Coleman and Broadnax graduated, Georgetown there’s plenty of frontline height to again with four starters back, 70‘A on Oct. 1. Guide with a 50 percent penalty tax on the If you do that, the value of the 9.3 rebounds). Northeastern, witlr«; and Dwayne Washington. Thompson "a t this stage are the Coach John Thompson is looking choose from. including shot blocker Tim Perry From reading money she should have withdrawn stocks withdrawn will be an IRA Karl Fogel replacing Calhoun a l^ They’ve all gone to the NBA now, most advanced freshman we’ve for 6-8 sophomore Johnathan Ed­ Providence, on the rebound and a backcourt of Nate Blackwell your column, William A. Doyle but did not. distributionand taxable as ordi­ coach, again is the favorite in thtC but S^^acuse Coach Jim Boeheim ever had.” wards to take over in the middle under Coach Rick Pitino, has high and Howard Evans. You ran into a familiar problem nary income. ECAC North Atlantic. Boston U n i^ we know she doesn’t believe the glory days are Selkaly’s early-season availabil­ and more production from junior scoring guard Billy Donovan back West Virginia was jolted when at that bank. Many IRA trustees However, you might not be able versity and Canisius could^ must start mak­ over for the conference. ity is questionable while he recov­ guard Perry McDonald. Hoya and gets a new backcourt partner incoming frosh Chris Brooks be­ calculate required withdrawals for to swing it. Some brokerage firms challenge. m - ' r • • • • ' . i ' 4 ing withdra­ ’’The Big East looks as close as ers from a foot stress fracture frosh to watch: guards Dwayne in Delray Brooks, who left Indiana, came an academic casualty. The joint life expectancy of 17.1. years. IRA participants. Some, such as permit IRA withdrawals in kind. Penn and Yale, each with f i v ^ wals from the IRA by April 1,1987. it’s ever b ^ , " Boeheim says. "In suffered during the summer. Bryant and Mark Tillmon, for­ after the first six games. SetonHall Mountaineers lost three starters, your bank, do not. Given the lack of Some do not. Check with your starters back, and Princeton, wltK^ We went to the bank, but the That means her required 1986 IRA past yean there were bigger gaps Georgetown, which is rebuilding wards Anthony Allen and Sam is led by 6-9 Mark Bryant and including the standout backcourt of assistance she received, your wife broker. four back, should dominate the Ivy'^ people we spoke with there are not withdrawal is the balance in the between the top teams and the around 6-7 senior swingman Reg­ Jefferson. should be improved. Dale Blaney and Holman Harley. might consider moving her IRA League. Regarded as the best big;;^ very knowledgeable. We requested account divided by 17.1. For 1987, otben. There’s more parity that gie Williams (17.5 points, 8.2 Until the NCAA lifted iU ban of With new coaches and short on Duquesne lost 20-point scorer elsewhere, through a trustee-to- QUESTION:! want to start a man in the league is Chris Dudleys-* * tc i- * that they set up a withdrawal she must withdraw the IRA ever before. rebounds). Is the preseason pick 6-11 sophomore Marco Baldi over talent, Boston College (Jim Rick Suder but returns Emmett trustee transfer. “ self directed” individual retire­ a 6-10,235-pound senior. 4^: V. ' • ' . ' schedule based on life expectancy. balance divided by 16.4; for 1988, "T h e n ’s still players like Reggie among the league’s coaches — expenses paid by his Italian club, O’Brien) arid Connecticut (Jim Sellers. f ^ ' V " • . . 2: 1 A . . ^ • • ... . . T They said they don’t do that and the IRA balance divided by 15.8; so ment account at a brokerage ’The eight-team Metro Atlantic In the ECAC Metro, Marist, w i t ^ Williams, Charles Smith and Ron barely over Pittsburgh — which St. John’s looked to be in line for a Calhoun), figure to struggle. that she can come in any time and on down. QUESTION: My individual re­ house. I currently own stock I Athletic Conference underwent a its contingent of foreigners led byu Selkaly and th en ’s a gjeat fresh­ has a new coach in Paul Evans. ’The long season following the depar­ Conversely, the Atlantic 10 has make withdrawals as she wishes. Although she’s not required to tirement account is in stocks and a would like to put into the account. major shuffling of coaches with 7-3 Rick Smits, and FairleiglT« man class. Then’ll always be former Navy coach, known has a tures of All-American Walter received little TV exposure in the What is the proper way for her to make her 1986 withdrawal until money market mutual fund at a Can this be done? five new ones — Gary Brokaw at Dickinson get the nod. Wagner h a s ; super playen in this league.’ ’ disciplinarian, inherits a strong Berry and Ron Rowan. Point guard past, but it has a better package make withdrawals acceptable to April 1, 1987, she must make her major brokerage firm. I have Iona, Bob ()uinn (interim) at the nation’s leading scorer in 6 -^ Syracuse, which shared the nucleus, including 6-10 junior Cha­ Mark Jackson, Willie Glass and this season. St. Joseph’s, Temple the Internal Revenue Service? 1987 withdrawal by Dec. 31, 1987. made several small withdrawals ANSWER: Not with a regular Fordham, S p ^ y Morris at La Terrance Bailey (29.4). Drexdl^ regular-season title with St. John’s rles Smith. Shelton Jones will carry the and West Virginia reached the After that, each withdrawal must from the moneymarket fund por­ IRA. You must put cash into such Smith (15.9 points, 8.1 rebounds), offensive load. NCAAs last season and should be Salle, Ted Fiore at St. Peter’s and should . repeat as East Coast^ lost season has lost forwards .■ 'I * ANSWER: Since the dunder­ be made by year-end. tion. I will soon be 70'A and will be an account. You can’t fund your Demetrius Gore (16.1) and guard With a year of experience. contenders again this season. Bob Delle Bovi at Manhattan. Conference champion. Rafael Addison and Wendell Alexis heads at the bank are no help, get a Note that what the IRS calls "the required to start making withdra­ annual regular IRA contributions ' A ' with stocks or other securities. ''' copy of Publication 575 from an multiple” — and sensible people wals on a pre-determined basis. IRS office. In it, you’ll find life would call the divisor — used to Rather than sell stocks in my ■' If you had received that stock as %■ ' expectancy tables. Assuming you calculate the required withdra­ IRA and make withdrawals on a a distribution from a qualified Stars & Stripes in danger are the beneficiary of your wife’s wals shrinks by less than one every cash basis, I would prefer to retirement plan, things would be ♦ 1 IRA, the withdrawals can be based year. As a result, neither of you withdraw the stocks and then hold different. Then, within 60 days on your joint life expectancy. will outlive her IRA, if withdra­ or sell them as I choose. Does the after receiving the distribution, I • • She’s 70. Let’s say you’re 75. wals are made at the required Internal Revenue Service permit you could put the stock into a of missing Cup semifinai • i' « . ( A ■ R With those ages, the tables show a amounts. this? rollover IRA.

FREMANTLE, Australia (AP) ’The second round robin ends Australia IV proved once again' — Canada II, skippered by Terry Thursday, and only a major upset that the Kookaburra III is a redC • 1 1 # - Uncertainty prompts retirement offer Nielsen, sent Stars k Stripes to its will keep New Zealand from threat to the Alan Bond Syndicate, AP ph oto second straight defeat today in the scoring a clean sweep in the 11-race which brought the Cup to Australia second round of the America’s Cup series. New Zealand faces last- in 1983. HARTFORD (AP) - United almost across the board,” Danger Pratt & Whitney jet engines for layoffs. challenger trials. place Challenge France, which has Kookaburra III, skippered by Technologies Corp. is offering said. both military and commercial He said employees who accept The 29-second loss knocked Stars not won in the second round. Iain Murray, hammered the Colin Plastic pile early retirement to corporate For this year’s third quarter users. the new offer — the company’s Stripes into fourth place in the Beashel-skippered Australia IV by k In today’s other race, USA, the Polymer operator Buddy Leuty inspects samples of the ending Oct. 13, UTC reported profit Nichol also said UTC’s commer­ first forearly retirement since 1976 challenger series with one race three minutes, 18 seconds. office staff in a move analysts San Francisco-based boat, de­ from continuing operations of cial business — Otis elevator. — will have five years added to remaining in the second round. feated Qiallenge France.Skipper The race was much closer than ■Du Pont Co.’s new heat-resistant, super tough plastic at interpret as a response to lagging $108.2 million. Carrier air conditioning — "lives their years of service for the Front-running New Zealand eas­ Tom Blackaller turned over the the final time difference. Australia profits and uncertainty about the company’s Chatanooga, Tenn., plant. UTC earned $147.5 million for and dies with the economy.” p«M4}ose of calculating benefits, ily beat Italia to remain unbeaten helm to Paul (^yard and spent the IV led at the start, but Kookaburra defense contracts. those operations in. the same While some analysts said the and five years added to their age in the second round. America II, day ashore with his bride-to-be, III held a slight edge throughout The offer was made Oct. 30 to about 65 members of the corporate period of 1985, but posted a loss of early retirement offer was in lieu for determining eligibility for the New York Yacht Club’s entry, Christine Gummersbach. ’They are the course. After rounding the fin a fm $46.5 million for the 1985 quarter of white-collar layoffs, Nichol retirement payments. remained five points behind New scheduled to be married next mark, it was ahead by only 10 j staff who have at least 10 years of when the performance of now- foresaw it as a possible prelude to The company said in a memo to Zealand by whipping Heart of month. seconds, but Beashel’s desperation R continuous service and will be at Business In Brief least 55 years old by Dec. 31, UTC discontinued Inmont paint, Mostek further reductions in the labor the corporate office staff that America, sponsored by the Chi­ Dennis Conner, skipper of Stars tactics allowed Kookaburra III to m semiconductor and UTC’s tele­ force. employees with 10 years of service cago Yacht Club. Stripes, won the start by three move far out in front. [J spokesman Thomas Droh'an said. k communications businesses are “ There may be white-collar can retire with full benefits as England’s White Crusader de­ seconds, but was 31 seconds behind The victory gave Kookaburra III The offer resulted from an included. managers that may be ripe for early as age 62. The benefit is feated Eagle, the Newport Harbor at the first windward mark. a commanding lead as the first- I. Realtors complete GRI studies "assessment of our corporate Analyst Howard Nichol, who retirement or early retirement or reduced by 0.2 percent for every (Calif.) Pacht Club entry, to move Canada II increased its lead by 22 round robin of Series B ended. It ; office operation” and it “ will allow Jean Mullen, Vallerie Chase and Shirley Schoeneberger of tracks UTC for Advest Inc. in there may even be layoffs,” said month younger the employee is at past Stars k Stripes into third place seconds on the next downwind leg. now has 17 points to Australia IV ’s •' us to improve and adjust our Epstein Realty, 349 E. Center St. in Manchester, have returned Hartford, said the retirement Nichol. retirement. with 43 points. Stars k Stripes, but Conner started to get in the 14. I operations and organization as from a week-long course of intensive reai estate studies in the incentives may have been inspired Employees have until Dec. 19 to The additional five years being sailing for the San Diego Yacht groove as gained time on the Series B wins are worth two may be appropriate,” Drohan Graduate Realtors’- Institute sponsored by the Connecticut by corporate uncertainty over the accept the offer, Drohan said. offered by the company will offset Club, is fourth, one point ahead of following three legs and then went points each. Series A wins wee •; said. Association of Reaitors. effects on defense spending of a Retirements would take effect the reduction in benefits for early French Kiss, which beat Italy’s 18 seconds into the lead at the third worth one point, while Series C