20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 11, 1989

I HOMES I HOMES ■a p a r t m e n t s ■ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT Fixing, not adding, sidewalks could cost $10 million J GARAGE For rent. One MANCHESTER. Home BOLTON. Impressive 8 % Spcdolis^j TWO bedroom with heat car, $75,2car, $125. Call room Contemporary on first floor. $600 per sweet home. 2 years • w 649-885.5 old. Charming 5 room on 1'/2 acres In one of month. No pets. One Bv Ncincv Concelman Division will consult with the Planning tax increase that could result from the Camosci said. he said. Bolton's finest subdivi­ months security. Coll Cape with 2 bedrooms, Placing an ad In Classified Manchester Herald Department. Board of Education and state budget deficit, projected to be The study showed that three types of Road repairs may be required in 1'/j baths, ta ste fu lly sions. Bright, well Don, 643-2226, leave ^BOOKKEEPING/ CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ ■^MISCELLANEOUS Is easy. Just call 643-2711. Police Department to establish priori­ more than $800 million for the next repairs are needed for sidewalks and conjunction with sidewalk work in some decorated. Atrium planned kitchen fea­ message. After 7pm, Repairing sidewalks in Manchester tures auallty oak ca­ 1 2 ^ INCOME TAX p lu m b in g C i J SERVICES 646-9892.______ties for repairs. fiscal year. curbs, including spot repairs to individ­ areas, including those where the walks doors to patio, one car | 2 l | REMODELING would cost an estimated $10 million, ual slabs and total recon.struction. g a ra g e . L o c a te d In binetry and wetbar. MANCHESTER. Two IROOMMATES Funding for the project will probably The departments will probably seek are below the roadway surface, he beautiful sought after FIreplaced fam ily GSL Building Mainte­ which does not include the cost of be piecemeal, which means it will take About seven miles of sidewalks were S&S HOME PJ’s Plumbing. Heating a bedroom Townhouse. WANTED input from members of the Board of Water drains from the roads onto tho.se Lydall Woods, very room. Hardwood 1988 INCOME TAXES nance Co. Commercl- Nice location, all ap­ expanding the sidewalk system, ac­ a long time to get the work done. repaired under a $1 million bond issue walks and freezes, creating a safety floors and more. Su­ IMPROVEMENTS Air Conditioning Directors who receive complaints from close to Bolton. al/ResIdentlal building pliances. Heat, hot wa­ ROOMMATE W a n te d . cording to a study by the town Camosci said. “We’re looking at drops that was approved in a referendum $147,900. A nne M ille r perb layout. $325,000 Consultation / Preparation Boilers, pumps, hot water residents and will study complaints of problem, Camosci said. & REPAIRS repairs and home Im­ ter, carpeting, air con- Manchester, southend. Engineering Division. in the budget.” he said. several years ago. but some walks Real Estate, 647-SOOO.o F la n o R e olty, 646-5200 □ "No Job Too Small" tanks, new and provements. Interior accidents, Camosci said. Individuals / replacements. dltlonlng. C all 647-1595. Cleon, quiet building. William Camosci. director of engi­ The town has proposed a spending across the street from those also need "There are some (sidewalks) that if SOUTH WINDSOR. Like n^Olttorod and FuNy Inaurad and exterior painting, NOT new but elegant. Sole Proprietors FREE ESTIMATES ONE and two room apart- $276 per month In­ neering services, said today the Public freeze on planned and future programs “What we’re trying to do now is come work, Camosci said. we don’t do road work will never get This 3 bedraom Cape new, 3 year old, 8 room FREE ESTIMATES light carpentry. Com­ ments. Main Street. cludes utilities. Ken, plete lanitorlal ser­ Works Department and Engineering deemed non-essential to prevent a targe up with a list of priority areas.” Ahniit ts 0(10 of that $1 million is left. repaired” he said. with fireplace, IV 2 Colonial, large family 643-9649/228-9616 C all 529-7858 or 563-4438. 647-7941, evenings, 667- Dan Mosler 649-3329 647-0593 vice. Experienced, rel­ baths, ISfoot porch and room, stone fireplace, M&M OIL 5762, days. 2 ca r garage. $180's glass sliders to sun Let ut remodel your kitchen or iable, free estimates. 643-0304. HOMES Blanchard & Rossetto deck, 4 bedrooms, V h both from floor to celling. We PLUMBING a HEATING Realtars," We're Sel- baths, central air, let CARPENTRY/ offer cabinets, vsnitlos, coun­ a Oil Burner Service & Sales FOR RENT SNOW REMOVAL Merchandise lln g H ouses" 646-2482.a tub, many nice fea­ tertops whatever your neodi a Automatic OH Delivery tures, convenient loca­ REMODELING are. Call Ralph Nadeau at Resldentlal- MANCHESTER. Elegant OPEN air foyer greets tion, a good buy. a Well Pumps Sales & Service Commerclal. Drive­ 3 bedroom Colonial In you at the front door of $279,900. U 8. R Realty, 643-6004 a Water Heaters (Eisoirio a Oaa) ways, starting at $15 Martin School District. FUEL OIL/COAL/ this engaging older FARRAND REMODELING KIteliee S BaUi Deslga Caster 643-2692.0 a Bathroom & Kitchen C a ll Bob, 872-8841. $1100 per month plus FIREWOOD home. 3 bedrooms, IV2 Room additions, decks, roof­ security and utilities. baths, french doars, ing, siding, windows and gutt­ Remodeling I S&G HOME Sentry Real Estate, 643- oak floors, 2 car gar­ >9 ^CONDOMINIUMS ers. All types of remodeling and a Senior Citizen Discounts SEASONED firewood for IMPROVEMENT GAY & SON 4060.______age. S140's B la n ch a rd & ■^Ifor sale repairs. Csll Bob Farrand, Jr. Compl«l9 hom« r»nov8tiont a Electric work by sale. Cut, split and Rassetto Realtors," lnt«r1or/«Rttfk>r patmiog. Precision Electric MASONRY MANCHESTER. Attrac­ delivered. $35 per load. Bus. 647-8509 O^cht/kHobtnt/lMth rtmcxMlno. Brick, block and stone, tive three bedroom Co­ 742-1182. We're Selling Houses" MALLARD View. Brand FREE ESTIMATES ceramic tile, marble and 646-2482.0 Res. 645-6849 Roofing. lonial, redecorated, iEanrliPBlpr Mrralft new townhouses and Fr— Phono: 649-2871 concrete. appliances, three car CLOISTERED Privacy duplexes. 3 bedrooms, No lob Is too small I garage. C all 646-4144or 1ft J PETS AND IV baths, fireplaces 871-6552 ar 872-6550 surrounds this 7 room 2 282-7341 o r 627-8973 643-0909.______13 ISUPPLIES U 8. R build Colonial of and attached garages. lAi J MISCELLANEOUS HOUSE EAST HARTFORD/Glas- a p p r o x im a t e ly 1800 No association fees. I PAINTING/ 1011 SERVICES FREE. Three cats. Box sauare feet. Beautiful From $140's. Blan­ RENOVATIONS tonbury line. Seven Rsnovste 1 room or sntirt house. PAPERING ANGELIC HOME room Cape with trained. Quiet, laid sun room . $230's. B la n ­ chard 8, Rossetto Real­ Strip oM plitter walls. Ineulste, back. Take one or all Thursday, Jan. 12, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents chard 8. Rossetto Real­ tors," We're Selling •heetrock and Snish. Also Interior HAWKES TREE SERVICE CARE REGISTRY screened porch, gar­ age, nice lot, first floor three. C a ll 645-1492, tors," We're Selling H ouses" 646-2482.0 painting. Call Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump LOCAL REGISTRY OFFERS leave message. H ouses" 646-2482.0 SOUTH WINDSOR. What Wall Papering & removal. Free sstimatss. QUALITY CARE... laundry hook-ups. In­ 647-3808f leave masaaga. LOWER COST TO CLIENTS... side of house Is brand BOLTON. Don't lust a condo! Outstanding 2 Painting Special consideration lor bedroom townhouse Residentlol, Commercial, elderly end handicapped. COMPANIONS. HOMEMAKERS. new. $975 plus utilities. 17 ^MISCELLANEOUS drive by this Immacu­ NURSES Security. No pets. 872- late Ranch on nearly with den off master References 8. Insurance. » Ifor sale 4 SEASONS REMODEUNG 647-1956 4381, 649-5400, 647-9040. one acre of wooded bedroom. Spacious AAortv Mattson, 649-4431 647-7553 floor plan, cathedral a Additions a Deckt EIGHT month old water- 8th, tow n property. This home offers a good sized ceilings, skylights, a Roofing a Repair Gary McHugh, 643-9321 bed, $325. Courthouse washer 8< dryer hook­ COVENTRY DUPLEX One Gold membership, living room, dining Small Joba Wsfcomstf KITCHEN & BATH A Off Route 44A, 2 years old. ups on 2nd floor. Slid­ 12 '/2 months left tor room and 3 bedrooms. Sanlor CItIzan DIacouni Kitchen, family room, two The walk out basement ers to patio with view of ir? PROOFING/ REMODELING bedrooms, 1 bath. Annuel $450. Compared to reg­ lends Itself to a large pond. One carport, Call Chris at 645-6559 ■O'1 SIDING leaee *675.00 per month. ular price of $700 plus. family room or even 2 pool and tennis too! From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, Call Helen at 643-2487, E ric 649-3426.0 halt mail’s rooms. Come out and $123,900. Anne MIHer our own craftsmen do the complete job — 8-4:30 weekdays. WOODEN Storm win­ view what has to be the Rea! Estate, 647-8000.O Cuetom Pullt homee. eMMone, dows and screens. renNxMlng, wood tiding, decRe, MANCHESTER neatly and on schedule. best value In Bolton BROOKHAVEN. One roofing, concrete wofli. meeonry A eM 36x51 and 31x51 $6 a set. pheeee of oonetrucdon. ROOFING Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. today. Realty World, bedroom Condo In con- sr JSTORE AND 649-7538______Benoit, Frechette As­ It you're tie* of oonlneton not Holiday 8padal venlent location. reluming your cettt • oett uef CARPET tor living room sociates, 646-7709.0 All types of roofing A ropairs. 649-5400 1 OFFICE SPACE r $64,900. D.W. F is h Fully Ineured • Free Eetlmetei and dining area, 18x12. R ealty, 643-1591.0 utility jobs CRACKERJACK Price. m at jtoii||tnNjtleii 20% Off HERITAGE KITCHEN and STORES and Offices tor Very good condition. The price of this gerat BEACON HILL. Picture rent. 400-1500 square C oll 649-7236 otter 6pm. starter ranch has been 645-8830 BATH CENTER, INC. perfect one bedroom 643-1720 Atk lor Mark _____ 182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester feet. Rent starting at reset at $129,900. Imme­ mid rise condo. All new $275. Excellent loca­ By Alex GIrelll diate occupancy Is of­ a p p lia n c e s In re m o ­ tion. 647-9223, 649-5334. ENDROLLS Manchester Herald fered. 5 rooms, 2-3 bed­ deled kitchen. New 27'h iMldth - 2SS i rooms, fireplace, new carpeting throughout. MANCHESTER. Office CONDOMINIUMS ■a p a r t m e n t s APARTMENTS ■ APARTMENTS building In Ideal loca­ 13% width - 2 for 2SC The Eighth Utilities District has ordered the wall to wall carpet $89,900 D.W. Fish MUST be picked up at the throughout. Spacious R ealty, 643-1591.0 FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT tion, ample parking. developers of the $70 million mall in Buckland to ( Suitable for doctors, Herald Office Monday thru 100x227 lot on S trick ­ BEACON HILL. Immacu­ Thuriday before 11 a.m only. stop installing sewers the district says lack the land Street In Man­ WETHERELL V illa g e . MANCHESTER. Two MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ MANCHESTER. T h re e dentists, attorneys. In­ late remodeled 2 bed­ bedroom. Parking, room, wall-to-wall surance, etc. R.D. Mur- necessary permits. chester. Jackson 8< room Ranch style Desirable Ansaldl built bedrooms, first floor, Attorney John D. LaBelle Jr., legal counsel for the Jackson Real Estate, one bedroom Condo. n e a r busline. $610 carpet, new applian­ large yard, garage, dock, 643-2692.______condo. Fully ap- m onthly. 649-2871. ces. Available Febru­ district, this morning confirmed a report that the 647-8400.D pllanced kitchen. Slid­ Free standing unit with kids ok. $575, available MANCHESTER. H a r t­ Automotive fireplace, central air, MANCHESTER. Availa­ ary 1. $600 monthly M a rch 1. 646-7723. ford Rood, Dairy letter had been sent, but he declined to discuss EAST HARTFORD. This ers to beautiful court­ appllanced kitchen and ble February 1. Four Including heat plus one Queen Plaza. 1200-3600 three bedroom home y a rd . $105,900. D.W. MANCHESTER. Four details. The problem came to light because the fu ll basement. $132,900 rooms, 2 bedrooms, month security. No pet. square feet available. 'I''#?? m h as been g iv e n a Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 room, exceptionally agenda for the meeting of district directors Tuesday D.W. Fish Realty, 643- garage, large yard. C a ll Tim , 528-9337 days High traffic, busy retail II JCARS spruce-up. Newly clean apartment In­ includes an item calling for discussion of sewer RIDGEFIELD. Nice, 1591.0 Newly remodeled. Cen­ o r 646-3725 after 7pm. area. Call F&D Annuli Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald painted, new vinyl sid­ cluding heat, hot wa­ " I f o r s a l f clean 2 bedroom end trally located. $550 plus MANCHESTER. T h re e Realty, 649-6544 or 643- construction in the area. ing, new Insulated win­ unit condo. Upgraded FOREST RIDGE. Spa­ ter, appliances and Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said this morning the cious 3 bedroom Town- utilities. Call until 9pm, bedrooms, I'/z bath. garage. Adults pre­ 1772. 1982'/2 FORD Escort. sidewalk at Main and Oak streets today as sleet and freezing dows, refInIshed wood carpet, finished base­ 623-6970. town has also ordered the Homart Development Co. SAFEGUARDING THE SIDEWALKS — Arthur Molleur of floors-all enhance this house with lots of $775 per month. Two ferred. $595. Lease plus THREE offices tor rent. Standard, 55,000 miles. ment and sliders to bedroom s, I'/z baths. rain headed toward Manchester. charming cape with storage. 2'/3 baths, cen­ MANCHESTER. Second security. No pets. 646- Will rent Individual or Good condition. $1500. to stop installing water mains in the area. Homart 160 Oakland St., an employee of J.D. Real Estate, salts the deck. $120,000. D.W. $575 per month. Two formal dining room, Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 tral air, pool, tenis. floor, 2 bedroom, heat 7268. any port. Furnished or 643-9797. has stopped work, DiRosa said, and Homart fireplace, garage and Beautiful setting. and appliances. No bedrooms, 1 bath. $525 unfurnished. Reasona­ officials will meet with the officials today to discuss treed yard. Call to see It Owner anxious. pets. $600 plus security. per month plus utili­ BOLTON. 'Mature Adult' ble, pleasant surround­ ties, security and rete- MOTORCYCLES/ installation procedures. today. $135,900. Cen­ I HOMES $152,900. D .W . F ish C a ll 646-3979. for nice tour rooms ings. Monchester/Edst Storm brings slippery start for area motorists rencs. No pets. 643- DiRosa said it was not a major issue. tury 21 Epstein Realty, FOR SALE R ealty, 643-1591.0 M A N C H E S T E R . Tw o and w ith one bedroom , I'/z Hartford line, near MOPEDS 2121. baths, fully carpeted, The sewer item was put on the district agenda at 647-8895.0 LYDALL WOODS. th re e room a p a r t ­ highw ay. 528-1783. The National Weather Service at Lovely 2 bedroom units ments. $380 and $480 MANCHESTER. Large 3 kitchen appliances and YAHAM A XS 650 Special. the request of district Director Joseph Tripp, who By Maureen Leavitt fender benders across the state early produced rain in the southwest with the look and feel of plus utilities. Security. bedroom, I'/s baths, convenient location. 17 J INDUSTRIAL $600, negotiable. Excel­ said today he wants to know if sewers apparently Manchester Herald today and warned drivers to use portion of the state around 8 a.m. Bradley International Airport re­ ■ single family dwel­ No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 appliances. Lease, se­ Immediate occupancy. PROPERTY lent condition. 646-0235. installed without necessary district permits meet extreme caution if “driving was ported a temperature of 22 degrees at curity, $900 plus utili­ $475 per month In­ Frozen rain began falling in the lings. Some seller fi­ weekdays. the requirements of the district’s engineering Sleet and freezing rain created absolutely necessary,” said Jack 8 a.m. nancing available. ties. 646-1972 or 646- cludes heat! Call 649- AUTOS FOR Manchester area around 8:30 a.m. EAST HARTFORD. 4074. 4000. MANCHESTER. 3400 and consultant, Lombardi Associates of Vernon. havoc for motorists today and local Shea, storm coordinator for DOT. because ground temperatures were Schools in Manchester, Bolton and $151,900-$164,900. D.W. Clean, second floor, 5 2400 square toot Indus­ RENT/LEASE The problem reportedly was discovered when a Fish R ealty, 643-1591.0 MANCHESTER. Newer and state authorities were urging The National Weather Service said well below freezing, a spokesman for Coventry opened on time. School rooms, 2 bedrooms. MANCHESTER. Onebed- trial space. Loading district sewer official visited the site on another Stove and refrigerator. room, heat and hot duplex, 5 large rooms, dock, parking. Wood­ FREE Mileage on low drivers to use caution. precipitation late today might vary the weather service said. officials reported there were no plans Security reaulred. $650 water. Parking, ap­ 1 Vi baths. $675. No pets. land Industrial Park. cost auto rental. Vil­ matter and discovered the sewer intallations. As of 9:20 a.m., Manchester police from freezing rain to rain as the to close early but Manchester and Security. 643-4067, after Some sewer lines in the area have been All 16 town trucks headed out at 8:50 MORTGAGES plus utilities. Coll 644- pliances. Near busline. Principals Only. 643- lage Auto Rental, 643- reported two weather-related acci­ temperatures climbed above freez­ Bolton canceled afternoon kinder­ 1712. $575 m onthly. 649-2871. 6pm. 2121. 2979 o r 646-7044. constructed under a developers’ agreement for dents with no injuries but several ing. The rain was expected to end a.m. to sand town roads, said George garten sessions. m about 2,000 feet of line. But the problem involves more were reported later in the tonight. Ringstone, work coordinator for the HOMEOWNERS CARS IIICARS another 8,500 feet of line, some of which will serve Manchester highway department. He Schools in New Britain and West CARS CARS CARS morning. The National Weather Service in Hartford closed today to avoid the o FORECLOSURE!! " I f o r s a l e the public. said he had reports of isolated icy FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE The state Department of Transpor­ Windsor Locks reported the storm predicted hazardous conditions. o BANKRUPTCYII While Homart has approached the district for a tation was reporting a number of front moved quickly into the state and spots on some town roads. o DIVORCEDII developers’ agreement over the 8,500 feet of line, the Falling behind on your mort­ gage payments? We can district has never signed the agreement and helpl No paymenta up to 2 Lombardi is still studying the engineering for the yearal Bad credit, bankruptcy A real ‘handy man’ or unemployment It not a sewer, district officials said. problem. Forecloeura aesls- MANCHESTER’S The district now has jurisdiction for sewers in the tance available for the di­ area, but the jurisdiction would shift to the town if an vorced and self-employed. agreement between the town and district over fire leaves town service Coneolidate bllla — tave your homel and sewer jurisdiction is carried out. Directors of 182 Main Street Swiu CoRsarvittve Group both governments have approved the agreement in By Maureen Leavitt wishers, and he didn’t seem to at (203) 454-4404 or principle, but several conditions will have to be met MANCHESTER LEWINS CROSSING Manchester Herald mind posing dozens of times for (203) 454-1336 USED CAR before it can be finalized. Prestigious, spacious condominium complex located pictures with friends and In a convenient but private area. Six rooms. 3 bed­ After spending half his life relatives. rooms, 2'h baths, full basement, first floor laundry with Rentals / working for the town of Manches­ Passcantell recalled the var­ washer and dryer, central air and vacuum. Completely DEALER ter, Herman Passcantell has ious positions he held over the appllanced, dream kitchen. Come visit us and tour Six found alive watched this “quaint little town” years with the town, first as a these lovely units. Hostess; Suzzle Tripoli ■84 TOYOTA 87 HONDA ’ 84 HONDA ’84 FORD ’85 OLDS 8 7LIN C 0 LN ’65 turn into a little city. sidewalk inspector, then con­ II JROOMS struction inspector. Later, he ‘ L E ’ VAN PRELUDE CIVIC F-150 FIRENZA TOWNCAR CADILLAC “I can remember walking up »i I f o r r e n t Brogham, 4 Dr., In quake rubble worked for the highway depart­ AC White Std. 4 Dr., Speclel Pickup, Cap Auto Aut, Loaded the street and eight out of 10 Loaded, White people you knew well enough to at ment and eventually became D. F. REALL INC. MANCHESTER. Sleep­ *6909 *11,999 *5999 *5,ggg *5.999 *17.990 KM. ESTATE ing room tor working *9,495 MOSCOW (AP) — Six people who survived on least nod your head,” Passcantell highway superintendent. Finally, the maintenance department was 175 Miln 81. HiMliMttr gentleman. Share bath, ’ 85 M ERC TOYOTA canned vegetables, fruit and pickles for 35 days said Wednesday. "It’s not that no cooking. $235 per '83 DODGE 86 ’86 OLDS formed, and Passcantell found S464S2S 85 *84 CHEV. GRAN ’66 BUICK after the Armenian earthquake were pulled alive little quaint town” month plus security ARIES CAMRY DELTA 88 from the rubble of an apartment building in That didn’t stop nearly 100 his niche. and references. 643- FIFTH A V E. CITATION MARQUIS ELECTRA yilvar. Auto AT, AC Brown, 5 Spd. Auto 4 Dr., Loaded Leninakan, Tass reported today. friends, family members and The town’s population growth is TODAY IS a good day to LEGAL NOTICE 2121. White, Loeded 4 Dr., Loaded probably the biggest change place an ad In classified to The survivors were rescued Wednesday, Tass town employees from wishing The Center Cemetery Atsoci- *2 .ggg *8888 *2999 *7555 *8.999 *9.999 *6555 Passcantell has experienced over sell those Idle Items ■ APARTMENTS said, the 35th day after the Dec. 7 earthquake that Passcantell well Wednesday, as oflon of Coventry, Connec­ he prepared to retire after his the years. But overall, he doesn’t you've been storing. A ticut will hold an Annual CALL FOR MORE killed an estimated 25,000 people in northwest Meeting and Special Meeting FOR RENT '87 MERC. '88 BUICK ’87 MERC. ’84 FORD think Manchester has changed Quick call to 643-2711 will INFORMATION ’64 CHEV ’63 M AZD A Armenia. long career. put your od In print. Tuesday, January 17, 1989 at much since he started work. COUGAR RIVIERA MARQUIS O N D A ILY T-BIRD CAVALIER The six men were found under the rubble in the Pascantell, 64, started out as a 7:30 p.m. In the Grange Hall MANCHESTER. Two GLC “I’m sure there are changes, on Boston Turnpike. White. Auto Auto Brown, Auto A R R IV A L8 N Brown, Auto Wagon, Auto Wagon basement of a nine-story apartment building which town sidewalk inspector. He will 1 LIOAL NOTICE bedroom flat, first Purposes; had collapsed on them, the official Soviet news retire from his position as head of you know, computers coming in. AUDIT REPORT floor, near busline. Nw *io .g g g *11,9 9 9 *14 .5 0 0 *6.999 *2999 *2999 1. Review By-Laws for poss­ carpeting, great loca­ 6 4 7 -1 5 8 8 agency said in a report from Yerevan, the capital of the town maintenance depart­ but the system is the same. The In occordonce with Section 7- ible revision tion, walking distance ment March 1. problems just get bigger because 394 of the General Statutes, '87 MAZDA ’87 Armenia. notice Is hereby given thot 2. Review rules for ceme­ to stores. $650 per '88 8UICK PO N T. 85 TOYOTA ’80 OLDS ’87 HONDA Well-wishers dropped in during there’s more people. Only the tery plots ’86 THUNDERBIRD They survived because there was plenty of canned there Is on file In the Office of month. One year lease PICK UP SKYLARK CELICA OMEGA ACCORD LXI food stored in the basement, Tass said. All are the afternoon at Lincoln Center to faces change,’’ Passcantell said. the Town Clerk, the Audit Re­ 3. Discuss resident require­ plus security deposit. FIREBIRD LX Town Manager Robert B. Weiss port of the Town of Manches­ ment for burial Red/Whhe Blue, Auto Loeded Red, 5 Spd. Black, 3 Sped. std. hospitalized in Yerevan but none are in danger, give Passcantell a kiss, shake his ter, for the year ending June 649-0795.______AT, Loaded came by to say a few words about 4. Election of officers doctors told the news agency. hand or wish him luck. People 30, 1988, which Is open for MANCHESTER. Two M o .g g g *6,999 *8999 *10.999 *8.999 $ 1,9 9 9 *9.999 Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald Passcantell. The audience public Inspection during the 5. To do and transact any bedroom Townhouse. Officials had ended the search for survivors could be heard praising Passcan­ regular business hours. laughed and applauded as he business proper to come Appllanced kitchen, weeks ago. REM EM BER WHEN — Barbara Weinberg, a member of the Board of tell for his amicable personality Doted at Monchester, before the ossoclotlon '85 SAAB PONT. and his much-sought-after skills cracked jokes about how Pass- members. parking tor 2 cars, new B6 M AZD A ’86 P O N T. ’83 LINCOLN ’85 SUBARU ’88 ’84 PONT. One of the six, Aikaz Akopyan, had medical Connecticut this 30th day of c a rp e tin g . $750 per 900 Directors, laughs as she reminisces with Herman Passcantell, 64, head of as the town handyman. cantell’s busy job made him December, 1988. All lot owners Invited to at­ Pickup LX GRAND PRIX M ARK VII ‘GL’ BONNEVILLE FIREBIRD training and administered massages to the others to tend. Storm dote - January month. Heat and hot Turbo, Auto, 4 Dr., the town maintenance department, who has been with the town for 32 Passcantell, a tall, softspoken EDWARD TOMKIEL water Included. One Good Condition Loeded LE, 2 Dr. Loaded Turbo, 4 WD Auto SE, Auto relieve the pain of their injuries, Tass said. The first Town Clerk 24,1989, some time and place. reports said one of the men, Karin Sarkissyan, had a years. He will retire March 1. man, mingled among the well- See RETIREMENT, page 10 year lease plus secur- *5999 *7922 *9999 *5999 *7.9 9 9 022-01 020-01 Ity deposit. 649-0795. *10,595 *6.595 broken arm, but there were no immediate details on NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION MANCHESTER. F o u r AND room apartment In du­ 85 M AZD A *87 M ERC ’86 DODGE '87 MERC. ’85 PO N T. LINC . ’83 CHEV See SURVIVORS, page 10 NOTICE TO CREDITORS plex. No appliances. ’68 Corruption charges killed in Enfield case $425 plus utilities. Se­ R X7 SABLE DAYTONA COLONY PARK GRAND AM TOW N CAR CAVALIER Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Section 33-379 of the silver. Stick, 2 Dr. Cpe., Black, curity and references. Blue, Auto, AC S Spd., Loaded Wagon, Auto Loaded Wagon Connecticut General Statutes thot ROBERT S. SMITH, Loeded Auto, AC, AM/FM pired before Ellis and Seader were "He’s advised me not to speak The two men were charged with D.M.D., P.C., o Connecticut corporation hovlng Its principal Couple preferred. One *8595 *5999 Bv Nanev Concelman place of business In Manchester, Connecticut, has been dis­ c h ild . C a ll 649-3469 *8999 *10 ,99 9 *7250 *18,999 *2222 TODAY Manchester Herald arrested in December 1986 and (publicly) from the beginning,” Ellis conspiring to bribe William Boudah. solved by Resolution of Us members, which dissolution has from 6-8pm.______charged with conspiring to bribe the said. Enfield PZC chairman at the time, by become effective with Its filing of o Certificate of Dissolution Hubert Santos, the Hartford attor­ selling him land for less than its with the Secretory of State's Office. AVAILABLE Imme­ Index Bribery and conspiracy charges former chairman of the Enfield A ll creditors ore warned to pesent their claims to Attorney diately. One bedroom / I 301-315 CENTER STREET against Manchester developers Neil Planning and Zoning Commission. ney representing Seader, also refused market value in exchange for com­ Ronald Jacobs, 148 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, apartment. $545. Heat to comment this morning. Seader, mission approval of an apartment / L - ^ a w ~ ^ ^ / V v M a n c h e s t e r .C o n n e c t ic u t 20 pages, 2 sections H. Ellis and Leonard Seader were Ellis, president of First Hartford counsel for sold corporation, on or before May 1,1989. and hot water Included. Realty Corp. of 685 Parker St. and vice president of First Hartford project proposed by First Hartford All claims not so presented will be barred os provided by 2 bedroom Townhouse. /M ORIARfty BROTHERS/.yv 1R NMtlon/Wnrld R-7 dismissed Wednesday by a Hartford 5 4 3 . 5 1 3 5 Superior Court judge, who said the co-owner of the Journal Inquirer Realty and former chairman of the Realty. sold Section 33-379. $650. Heat and hot wa­ ift-9n Ohltuiirla« 5 Board of Education, is on vacation Ellis and Seader were accused as Doted at Manchester, Connecticut, this 20th day of Decem­ ter Included. Security Cnmlr*^ 1A Opinion ______8-9 state failed to charge the two within newspaper, refused to comment on ber, 1988. USED CAR HOTLINE until Monday and could not be the result of a grand jury investiga­ and references re­ 1 FoniiM 17 17 the five-year statute of limitations. the decision today, saying he hadn’t ROBERT S. SMITH, O.M.D., P.C. quired. No pets. Boyle Superior Court Judge Barry R. talked to his attorney, Jacob D. Zeldes reached for comment, according to a tion and bribery charges against them By: Ronald Jacobs, Aftorney Management Com­ ( 6 4 7 - 1 5 8 8 ^ Local/State Sporta 11-14 person who answered the telephone at 9-K in Toitavlpinn 1A Schaller said in his ruling that a of Bridgeport. Zeldes could not be 021-01 pany, 649-4800. reached for comment this morning. First Hartford Realty this morning. See DISMISSED, page 10 Lottarv _ 2> W eather______2 five-year statute of limitations ex­ MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Jan. 12. 1989 — 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 12. 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J Foundation OKs About Town Adopt a pet: Emily is ready poHce Bo«Hd«p A WATES to pay respects By Barbara Richmond Tw o charged In liquor sale plans to borrow Manchester Herald The Manchester WATES will meet at D’Esopo An 18-year-old man who allegedly bought two Funeral Home, 277 Folly Brook Blvd., Wethersfield, There is good news for animal lovers this week. 12-packs of beer at a Broad Street store Tuesday Friday at 7:15 p.m. to pay respects to Henrietta As of Wednesday, there was no dog needing a was arrested along with the store clerk, police said. for Cheney Hall Ward, a former member. The customer. Silvain Beaudoin, of 149 Oak St., A home at the pound. However, there were three dogs at the pound but they all had known owners, South Windsor, was taken into custody at Walt’s Corner Store. 1 Broad St , police said . Beaudoin was By Alex GIrelll The foundation has been given School brochures ready according to Dog Warden Richard Rand. Manchester Herald Rand said last week’s featured pet, a black charged with procuring liquor by a minor and a $400,000 grant from the state The brochures for the Manchester Adult Evening Labrador retriever cross, temporarily named possessing liquor by a minor. toward the renovation, and the The Cheney Hall Foundation School have been distributed to local banks, Jake, was claimed by his owner. Jake’s real Michael D. Brunette. 22. of 691 E. Middle cost estimate for completing the voted Wednesday to go forward libraries and the Municipal Building. name is A1 and he is from East Hampton. Rand Turnpike, a clerk at Walt’s, was charged with the entire restoration has been put at Mail registrations will be accepted until Thurs­ sale of liquor to a minor, with plans to negotiate a loan for $1.6 million. said A1 was here with his owner who is working on up to $1,2 million from local banks day, Jan. 19. An in-person registration will be held in a construction job. His owner spotted his picture The Little Theatre of Manches­ to complete the restoration of the cafeteria at Manchester High School on in the Herald and claimed him. Man charged In theft ter will lease and operate the hall Monday, Jan. 23 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The snow day Cheney Hall. when it is completed, using it for The dog pound is located on town property off The foundation’s vote is con­ will be Tuesday, Jan. 24, same time and place. Olcott Street, near the landfill area. Rand is at COVENTRY — A former town man was arrested its own performances and renting tingent on whether the directors it to other groups for performan­ N Classes will begin the week of Jan. 30. the pound weekdays from noon to 1 p.m. There is Emily Wednesday in connection with the theft of over $400 at a convenience store on Boston Turnpike in of the Little Theatre of Manches­ ces and other public events. also someone at the pound from 6 to 9 p.m., ter approve the move. LTM will Monday through Friday. October. 1988. police said, FitzGerald stressed Wednes­ Students enter contest Bernard Bujnarowski, 40, of 90 Garden St., use the hall for performances day that the loan agreement The phone number at the pound is 643-6642. favorite sleeping place, in her foster home, is a after it is renovated. Hartford, and formerly of Coventry, was charged would not make LTM liable for Assumption Junior High School has entered a Those wishing to get in touch with the dog quilt project her foster owner is working on. The foundation members ap­ with fifth-degree larceny in connection with the repayment of the loan. national contest sponsored by NASA, to name the warden, can also call the police department, The organization has many other cats and proved the tentative loan arran­ theft at the convenience store. Police said And he said it would have to be next space shuttle orbiter which is scheduled for 646-4555, if there is no answer at the pound. kittens in need of good homes. All of the animals gement after it was described by completion in 1991. There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog and the new put up for adoption have been neutered or spayed Bujnarowski once worked at the store. made clear to contributors that William FitzGerald and other they were making contributions The students involved in the project are: Jennifer owner must have the dog licensed. Before being and have been given their initial shots, unless too In addition. Bujnarowski was charged with Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald members of a subcommittee that will go toward the restora­ Toller, Christopher Langelier, Stephen LaMon- licensed the dog must have its rabies shot. young when taken. third-degree forgery in the theft of personal checks Senior Art Exhibit which began Tuesday night at the which has been discussing the tion or toward repayment of the tagne, Paul Jendrzejczyk, Megan Greene and Tess Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., a Bloomfield Anyone wishing to adopt a cat or kitten should from a private home in Coventry on or before Oct. A STRIKING RESEMBLANCE — Robert Fotta and his loan with bank representatives. principal on the loan that will pay Nimirowski, all are 5th graders in the science class based organization! is featuring a 3-year-old call any of the following numbers: 623-0489, 29, police said. son, Andrew, 17, of Adams Street, admire Andrew’s Lindgren Gallery at llling Junior High School. A condition of the loan would be for restoration. of Bonnie Hallowes. female tiger cat this week. Her name is Emily. 232-8317, 242-2156 or 693-6138, all volunteer Bujnarowski was held on $.500 bond and appeared self-portrait on display at the Manchester High School that the town include a grant in The tentative provisions of the After doing some research each student chose a She’s being taken care of in a foster home. Her workers for the group. in Rockville Superior Court Wednesday. His case next year’s budget to guarantee loan provide for a construction name and presented a reason to support their owner became ill and could no longer care for The Glastonbury unit of Protectors of Animals was continued until Jan. 25. payment of the first year’s period of 12 to 18 months and choice. The students voted on the best name and her. is also seeking good homes for the dogs and cats interest on the ioan. FitzGerald paying back the principal in 60 together wrote a research paper and constructed a Emily is spayed and has up-to-date shots. Her its members are boarding. Call 633-2164. Teen charged In cash theft MHS artists show challenging work said he discussed the question months. project, according to the contest rules. A local teen-ager has been arrested for allegedly with some town directors who Frank Minutillo, president of The winners will be announced in May. taking $100 from a cash register at the K mart have indicated they will consider LTM. said that when the loan department store in Manchester, police said. Bv Maureen Leavitt the grant. proposal first became public Writers plan workshops Obituaries Lisa A. Obremski, 17, of 54 Birch St. was working Manchester Herald The interest would be at the some members of the theater at the K mart plaza on Spencer Street Wednesday prime rate. group were concerned about the The first in a series of writing workshops offered night when she allegedly removed a $100 bill from Against a background of classical music, at Subcommittee members said cost involved. He asked if the $1.6 by the Connecticut Chapter of Romance Writers of the drawer of the cash register and stuffed it in her least 60 people buzzed in and out of the that once the grant is approved million figure included every­ Manchester, Jensine S. Moran of Robert Girardin of Vernon, Ri­ America, will be Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in the Arthur Ball pants pocket, police said. Lindgren Gallery at llling Junior High School for the first year, it is probable thing LTM would need to operate Southbury Public Library. East Hartford and Lois S. Teralla chard Girardin and Ronald Gi­ Tuesday night to view the Manchester High that it will be included in Arthur R. Ball Sr., 54, of Berlin, When she was asked about the money she the hall and if some of the work of the Rockville section of Ver­ rardin, both of Manchester; four School Senior Art Exhibit. subsequent budgets, although one For more details call Z. Christian, 646-0155. husband of Sandra (Hall) Ball removed it and gave it to a store manager, police included in that figure could be non; a brother, Ralph P. So­ daughters, Reona “ Ray” Jacobs The exhibit, which will run until Jan. 30 town Board of Directors cannot and brother of Anna Brand of said. postponed until after the hall is rensen Jr. of Vernon; and three of Coventry, Gemma Biske, Lu- during school hours, features 56 pieces of art commit subsequent boards. Coventry, died Tuesday (Jan. 10, Obremski was charged with sixth degree larceny opened. Club sets meeting great-aunts. cienne “ Lou” Gamage and Lu­ completed this semester by senior art The principal on the loan would 1989) at home. and released to her father on a $.500 bond. She is “ We need to know we will have A memorial service will be held cille Girardin, all of Manchester; students. A wide variety of art forms are on be repaid from contributions Parents Without Partners will have an orientation Besides his wife and sister, he is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court a building that will be usable.” he Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Rose three brothers. Octave Cyr of Van display, from penciled self-portraits to toward the renovation. The meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Talcottville survived by two sons, Arthur R. on Jan, 18. said. Hill Memorial Chapel, Rocky Buren, Maine; Andre Cyr of collages with a myriad assortment of colors. f bankers have asked that the Congregational Church, Main Street, the Talcot- Ball Jr. of New Britain, and Hill. Guilford, Maine; Honor Cyr of There are geometric designs in black and foundation get $200,000 in new Donald Kuehl, of the founda­ tville section of Vernon. Robert M. Ball of Berlin; a Memorial donations may be Lewiston, Maine; two sisters, white, dainty porcelain pottery with pastel pledges before the loan is made or tion’s building subcommittee, The meeting is open to all single parents who may daughter, Robin Ball of Berlin; made to the American Heart Amanda Hebert of St. Agatha, Lottery coloring. Oriental-styled vases and metal before the start of construction, said the bid specifications could have an interest in learning more about the group. three brothers, Albert Ball of Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Maine, and Mabel Plourdeof Fort jewelry. whichever is first. be written to provide for alterna­ Custody is irrelevant. For more information call Hartford, Richard Ball of Con­ tives to be included in the work or ford 06105. Kent, Maine; 14 grandchildren; Some student artists were on hand for the FitzGerald said the $200,000 Mary Ann at 875-7651 or Ken, 568-4428. cord, N.H., and Edward Ball of and a great-granddaughter. Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in lotteries excluded from it, according to the opening of the exhibit. They were eager to see figure is not firm and can be Broad Brook; another sister, around New England: size of the bid. The funeral will be Saturday at their work on display and to show their peers negotiated. Margaret DeVeau of Enfield. Frieda Swanson Connecticut daily: 829. Play Four: 7796. 9:30 a.m. from the John F. and parents their efforts. The contraction loan would The foundation set a meeting Retirees group meets The funeral will be Friday at Massachusetts daily: 0243. Megabucks: 2-5-6-11- Frieda M. (Schuman) Swan­ Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. “ I was really happy (to have work permit the foundation to borrow for Jan. 26 at which Mary Blish of 9:15 a.m. from the Newington Center St., followed by a Mass of 22-28. The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club Retiree's son, 98, of Manchester, widow of displayed). I wasn’t able to get a lot of my money as it needs it to meet LTM will present a plan for Memorial Funeral Home, 20 Christian burial at 10 a.m, at the Tri-state daily: 320, 4393. Group will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Pratt & Carl J. Swanson, died Wednesday work in on time.” said Amanda Anduaga. 17. construction contracts. fund-raising Bonair Ave., followed by a Mass Rhode Island daily: 5900. Grand Lottery: Whitney Club, 200 Clement Road, East Hartford. (Jan. 11, 1989) at a loal convales­ Church of the Assumption, Burial of 519 Woodbridge St. She had a mixed-media of Christian burial at 10a.m. in St. 292,9665,07246,046255. cent home. will be in St, James Cemetery, work, featuring a sketch of herself looking in John the Evangelist Church. Born in Lawrence, Mass., she Calling hours are Friday from 2 to a mirror bordered by a scenic background. M OM group to meet Burial will be at the convenience was a resident of Manchester, 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Pro-choice advocates Anduaga said she would like to pursue art in of the family in St. Mary’s N.H,, for several years and had Memorial donations may be Public Meetings college, as would many of her fellow students. The Mothers of Multiples of Greater Hartford will Cemetery. Calling hours are resided here for the last five made to the American Cancer However, some said they just enjoy the meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the YM-YWCA, 770 today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. years. She was a member of the Society, 243 E. Center St., Man­ challenge of producing art. unsure of court case Main St., East Hartford. Memorial donations may be chester 06040. Meetings scheduled tonight. Gethsemane Lutheran Church in Some students who were involved in a class The meeting will feature an informal discussion of made to the American Heart Manchester, N.H. She was a called “ Portfolio Preparation” recalled their tice Department lawyers are issues related to parenting twins. Any mother of Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ By Andrew J. Davis member of the Bigelow Chapter Manchester most memorable task: drawing a skeleton urging the court to use the case to twins, triplets, or more, (or soon-to-be) should call ford 06105, or the Kensington Elizabeth S. Phillips Manchester Herald No. 33 OES of East Hartford for Emergency Medical Services Council, Lincoln that was in the class for a few weeks. Some of overturn the Roe vs. Wade Bev Woodson, 745-4691 or Cindy Morrissey, 643-5365 Volunteer Ambulance Associa­ more than 60 years and a member Elizabeth (Simmamon) Phil­ Center hearing room, 7 p.m. those skeleton sketches could be found on the The vast majority of Ameri­ decision. for more information about the club. New members tion, 880 Farmington Ave., Ken­ of the Manchester Senior lips, 83, 146 Welles St., widow of Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center gold four walls of the gallery. cans continue to favor a woman’s Shub said there is concern by are always welcome. sington 06037. Citizens. Thomas Phillips, died today room, 7:30 p.m. This is the second year the exhibition has right to decide whether she wants Planned Parenthood officials She is survived by a son and (Jan. 12, 1989) at Manchester been held at the gallery at llling, explained an abortion despite increasingly that Roe vs. Wade may be daguhter-in-law, Carl R. and Memorial Hospital. Hospital adds classes Richard Hazelton Betty Kirby, a Manchester High School vocal opposition to pro-choice overturned or modified. Though Clara K. Swanson of Manchester, Born in Manchester, Sept. 9, Bolton graduate and now an art teacher at MHS. laws, says a spokeswoman for there have been many chal­ Because of the popularity of Manchester Richard Hazelton, 77, of 443 with whom she made her home; 1905, she was a lifelong resident. Board of Health, Community Hall, 7 p.m. Kirby said she thinks it’s special for the Planned Parenthood of lenges. this will be the first time Memorial Hospital’s weight loss program, the Woodland St., husband of Muriel three grandsons; six great­ Before retiring, she was em­ students to have their work displayed. Connecticut. that Justice Anthony Kennedy hospital is offering additional Weight No More (Waterhouse) Hazelton. died grandchildren; several nieces ployed by the fomer W.G. Grant Coventry Students said they think the advanced art Reginald PInto/Manchestar Herald Ilene M. Shub, Planned Parent­ has heard an abortion case at that classes for adults. Tuesday (Jan. 10, 1989) at Man­ and nephews. She was prede­ Co. of Manchester for many Consortium meeting. Town Office Building, 7:30 classes they participate in are representative hood public relations coordina­ level, she said. Kennedy, a Anyone interested is invited to attend the free chester Memorial Hospital, ceased by a daughter, Clara F. years. She was a member of St. MAKING A NOTE OF IT — Betty Kirby, left, an art teacher at Manchester High p.m. of college classes. They agree the teaching tor. also said Wednesday that the conservative appointed by Ro­ introductory sessions on Thursday, Jan. 19 at 7:30 He was born in Jersey City, Birtles. Mary’s Episcopal Church. staff demands much of them, but they accept School, talks with Sarah Robinson, a Manchester High School guidance U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to nald Reagan, may hold the N.J., and had lived in Manchester A private funeral service and She is survived by three daugh­ p.m. and Tuesday, Jan. 24 at 7:30 p.m., at the the challenges, counselor, about one of the entries in the MHS Senior Art Exhibit. study a federal appeals court deciding vote, she said. hospital on Haynes Street. since 1935, Before retiring 16 burial will be held at the conven­ ters, Gladys M. White and Mary “ They want you to express yourself as ruling that struck down key If Roe vs. Wade were over­ years ago, he was employed as a ience of the family in Manches­ Wieczorek, both of Manchester, Thoughts The Weight No More program is a 10-session much as you can,” said Cathy Meduski. 17, of provisions of a Missouri abortion turned or modified, it could mean course taught by registered dietitians and available supervisor for Pratt & Whitney ter, N.H. There are no calling and Irene Tedford of Coventry; a “ I think it’s very interesting. It’s all aspects McDivitt Drive. Meduski was pleased with Andrew Fotta, 17. of Adams Street has his law does not mean legalized thousands of women would have Aircraft Division of United Tech­ hours. The Newkirk & Whitney sister, S. Adelaide Black of East of art as far as I can see. Everybody has their only through hospitals. For more information call the exhibit. penciled self-portrait up for viewing. He said abortion will be shot down. illegal abortions, said Shub. Also, the hospital’s community health education depart­ nologies for 38 years. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Hartford; a brother, Henry E. It was Christmas morning, my wife and I had own ideas. It’s nice to see my son’s work but “ We’ve never had the opportunity (to have the two-hour project ended up faking closer to Abortion opponents are hoping if abortion laws were turned over The funeral will be Friday at 8 Ave., East Hartford, is in charge Simmamon of Manchester; six opened our gifts from under the tree with our two it’s nice to see others, too.” the elder Fotta ment, 647-6600 or 643-1223. work on display). I came here last year and it four hours project because he enjoyed the Missouri case will result in a to the states, women would travel p,m. at the John F. Tierney of the arrangements. grandchildren; and two great­ young boys. Before we realized it the time had gone said. (the exhibit) was really impressive.” reworking and perfecting the picture so decision to overrule Roe vs. to states with the most liberal Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St. Memorial donations may be grandchildren. by and it was time to go. There was still a few things Kirby said the students are able to produce Grange set to meet “ It (the course) teaches you a lot. you strive much. Wade, the landmark 1973 decision abortion laws, she said. Calling hours are Friday from 7 to made to the Gethsemane Luthe­ The funeral will be Saturday at we wanted to do but not enough time. So we had to such high-caliber work at this stage in their for perfection,” said Dana Hensley of 352 For Fotta. art has been an interest since that legalized abortion across the 9 p.m. Burial will be at the ran Church, 65 Sagamore St., St. Mary’s Church, at a time to be get our priorities in order. The sermon was on “ No careers because they had good training over Whether the court will make Manchester Grange 31 will meet Wednesday at 8 Woodbridge St. Hensley had her drawing of junior high school. He said he took as many country. convenience of the family. Manchester, N.H. 03104. announced. Burial will be in the room.” Joseph and Mary had gone to Bethlehem to the years through the school system. changes “ is all left to guess.” p.m. in the Grange Hall on Olcott Street for a the skeleton on display. She said the drawing courses as he could over the years to get Manchester’s office of Planned Memorial donations may be East Cemetery. Calling hours are pay their taxes. Though Mary being great with child “ We’re only looking this good because we Shub said. She said the Supreme program called “ Stormy Weather.’’ Members are proved to be quite a challenge. exposed to the various art forms. The courses Parenthood serves about 6.000 made to the Salvation Army, 661 Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the there was no room at the Inn. The Lord had created have an excellent feeding program.” Kirby Court may not consider it because reminded to bring items for the auction table. The diversity of work impressed visitors. helped him sharpen his artistic skills, he said. clients a year and is located at 1 Main St., Manchester 06040. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main all things, but when he came to the earth man had no said. “ We also have the support of the courts usually do not like to For every simplistic self-portrait, there was Fotta’s father, Robert Fotta. came to see Haynes St. Laura Girardin St. room for him. Though he had come to save mankind administration which makes a big difference. change established points in law. another complex one. Other designs were his son’s art work but ended up enjoying the “ It’s still really unclear what Senior trip planned Laura (Cyr) Girardin, 74, of 243 Memorial donations may be very few realized who he was and gave him little The students realize this.” nearby other students’ work as well, the court intends to do.” said Planned Parenthood will do Robert Sorensen made to the Book of Remem­ respect. Times do change but people don’t. 2000 The American Association of Retired Persons, W. Center St., died Wednesday Shub. “ The court itself has not everything it can to let the (Jan. 11,1989) in a local convales­ brance at St. Mary’s Church, 41 years later there is still no room. Northeast Chapter will sponsor a trip to the Robert A. Sorensen, 67, of said if it will reconsider Roe. A lot justices know what overturning Park St., Manchester 06040. There is no room for him in our school system, Paramount Hotel in Parkersville, N.Y., Jan. 29 to Avon, husband of Doris (Reaves) cent home. She was the widow of Lumber company seeks of people have made the assump­ the decision would mean, said there is no room for him in our politics. Surprising to Feb. 2. The bus will leave the Senior Citizens’ Center Sorensen, died Tuesday (Jan. 10, Sylvio Girardin. tion. We’ re still waiting to see Shub. Born in Canada, she lived in some of you but there is no room for him in many of Dog put to death on East Middle Turnpike on Sunday, Jan. 29, at 10:30 1989) at the University of Mary­ what happens.” “ Poll after poll shows Am eri­ Manchester for many years. our churches. The Bible and its teaching has been a.m. One piece of luggage per person, labeled with land Shock Trauma Unit, Balti­ The court’s decision on the cans do favor a women’s choice.” Before retiring, she worked at Soviets admitted it replaced by formal religion. Why is there no room? added rebate from town name and address only. Due to the uncertainty of more, Md. Missouri case is expected by July she said. Because pro-choice Cheney Bros. Because we have made no room in the most for attacking girt the weather at this time of the year, try not to leave Besides his wife, he is survived On Sept. 6. 1983, the Soviet Nancy Concelman the company’s request at their next and could be resolved without advocates have the law on their your car; however, if you must, park at the extreme She is survived by five sons, important place, our hearts. by his stepmother, Ann (Higgins) Union admitted shooting down Manchester Herald meeting this month. discussing the 1973 case But side, they are quieter than rear of the center parking lot. The bus will return Sorensen of Manchester; three Gerard Girardin of Deltona Fla., ITie Rev. Ken Robinson 1 Korean Air Lines flight 007 five A pit bull terrier named “ Tank” was put to death Blair had originally requested a Missouri officials and U.S. Jus­ anti-abortion advocates, she said. Gilman Girardin of Norwich, Harvest Time Baptist Church Thursday, Feb. 2 at about 6 p.m. sisters. Doris S. Bigelow of days after the fact. Wednesday after it attacked a 7-year-old girl last Manchester Lumber Inc. of 401 New $.53,890 increase in the payback, but month. State Road has asked the Board of William J. Camosci, director of engi­ 25,000 PRICED VOLUM ES. ALL S U B JE C TS Dog Warden Richard Rand said he destroyed the Directors to increase by $44,600 a neering services for the town, denied Art dog after its owner, Michael DeLoreto, of no certain payback to cover the cost of an off-site that request after a review of the Humor Weather lHaitrhpBlpr Hpralft address, was unable to persuade state Canine drainage system that will serve busi­ project earlier this month. Manchester Muile Uaad. Rara, Out-Of-Print... Sold & Bought Woman Control Officer Frank A. Intino to keep the dog nesses on New State Road. Lumber and the town then agreed that alive. Crafit USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 87 Manchester Lumber has paid for the the town should pay no more than Movlaa Sunny, breezy Rand ordered the destruction of the dog after it system according to the town’s indus­ $250,600 for the system. Nalura BOOKS!! attacked Michelle Flynn of 22 Delmont St. on Dec. Indians REGIONALWEATHER Penny M. Sleftert, Publisher trial guidelines program, under which Camosci said Wednesday some of the National Saarch for Out-of-PrInt BooKs Manchester and vicinity: To­ 27. The girl was cut from her lip to her nose and Myatary George T . Chappell the company will be reimbursed by costs were excessive or unnecessary Accu-Weather® forecast for Friday night, rain ending with partial Dennis M. Santoro received marks on her forehead and cheek, Natura Editor Advertising Director property taxes from area development and should not be footed by the town. SdFle Daytime CorxJitioos arxf High Temperatures clearing toward dawn. Low according to Rand. Douglas A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen over seven years. The system, which Blair attributed the increase in the Antiquaa around 35. Friday, partly sunny, The girl was treated at Manchester Memorial Rallglon Executive Editor Composing Manager channels water from the New State project price to costs associated with breezy and colder. Temperatures Hospital for a facial laceration and released. Thaalar T Jeanne 0 . Eromerth Robert H Hubbard Road area to the Hockanum River, was the issuance of bonds for the project and Eric Sloana falling to freezing during the The Flynns once owned the dog, Rand has said. Business Manager Pressroom Manager needed to protect the New State Road extensive construction work. In order Naw England afternoon. Outlook Saturday, The girl was petting the chained dog at the time of Denise A. Roberts Frank J. MeSweegan aquifer, an underground source of to install the 2.200-foot system, the Harltaga Prata sunny with seasonable tempera­ Personnel Manager Circulation Director the unprovoked attack, he said. drinking water. developer had to raise the about 4 acres WaNaca Nulling tures. Highs in 30s. Rand said he injected the dog with pentobarbital Thornton Burgaas The cost of the portion of the system of land 10 feet so that water would drain Joaaph C. Lincoln Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the sodium Wednesday morning and the dog died Manchester Publishing Co.. 18 Bralnard Place. Mancheater, that is built on town property was toward New State Road, Blair said. Qana Stratton Portar.. • Io n I West Coastal, East Coastal: quietly seconds later. DeLoreto requested and originally estimated at $206,000, but the BOOKS & BIRDS Conn, 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. In a Dec. 5 memo to Town Manager Qll Salk, Prop. Tonight, rain ending with partial Postmaster: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. received the dog’s body, he said. actual project cost has more than Robert B. Weiss, Director of Finance 519 E. MIddIa Tpka. clearing after midnight. Low in P.O. Box 591. Manchester. Conn. 06040. “ There will be no more dog attacks as far as this doubled with the installation of an the mid 30s. Friday, partly sunny If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m weekdays or 7:30 dog’s concerned.” Rand said. Boyce Spinelli said it is doubtful that Manchaatar, C T a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable on-site drainage system at the lumber r seven years’ worth of revenues col­ 00 ; to'i (203) 649-3449 and breezy. Temperatures falling to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9046 by 6 Tank also allegedly bit another dog in Hartford on company, Manchester Lumber Presi­ I lected on 401 New State Road would O ) O ) ^ o HOURS: Tuasday-Saturday to freezing by dark. Outlook p.m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester. Dec. 25. dent Floyd Blair told the town directors £ : O ’ c c Q) O 11-4:30 pm A tlantic Saturday, sunny with seasonable Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly. $7,70 for one DeLoreto was fined $80 in July after his pit bull bit cover the project cost. O 3 «« i o month, $23.10 for three months. $46.20 for six months and Tuesday. C 'jd THURSDAYS UNTIL 6 P.M. two West German companies Canada joined the allies difficulties that arose during that tarnished his administra­ No planes were grounded by the order, and other / played major roles in supplying W edn esday in v o tin g his eight years in office. tion, such as the sale of arms to 737s and other planes using the CFM56 engines Crying baby killed equipment for the plant, and a against the resolution. “ We meant to change a Iran and use of the proceeds to would not be affected. PH ILA D E LPH IA (A P) — A woman accused shipper also implicated in the The vote was 9-4, with the nation, and instead, we fund the Contra rebels in FAA Administrator Allan McArtor issued the of drowning her 2-month-old son, dismember­ affair was arrested in Belgium Soviet Union, China, Ethio­ changed a world,” he said. Nicaragua illegally. The Con­ order after the British Civil Aviation Authority ing his body and dumping the remains in two Wednesday night. pia, Colombia, Malaysia, Yet Reagan also admitted tras, subject of so many ordered similar checks for three types of aircraft creeks reportedly told police she couldn’t cope Federal officials confirmed a Algeria, Nepal, Senegal and that his self-styled conserva­ Reagan speeches, were not flown by British carriers, including the same two “ because he was always crying,” authorities criminal investigation had begun Yugoslavia voting in favor. tive revolution left many mentioned at all. models of the 737 and the Airbus A320. AP photo said. against a now-defunct Frankfurt Finland and Brazil things unchanged, and he As triumphs Reagan listed The British agency also ordered increased Tanya Dacri, 20, and her husband, Phillip, company — I.B.I. Engineering — abstained. asked his followers to stick the nation’s economic recov­ inspections of CFM56 engines on the planes, a step GOING TO JAIL — Wilbert Siegel, 73, is led from his home in Charleston, were being held today pending an arraign­ and that investigators had seized As permanent members around and help his successor. ery, its low unemployment and the FAA was still considering, said a spokesman. ment, authorities said. S.C., by a deputy sheriff to a waiting police car Wednesday to begin a six company documents. of the 15-member council, “ If we’re to finish the job, inflation, and its bolstered The F A A ’s “ air worthiness directive” gives month jail term imposed as the result of a dispute over a sewer hookup. Officials also confirmed that any negative vote by the military. airlines 72 hours from official receipt of the Reagan’s Regiments will have United States, Britain or The president who warned warnings this morning to make the inspections, the documents linked another to become the Bush Bri­ Chemical use condemned company, Imhausen-Chemie of France was enough to kill early in his tenure of the “ evil which officials said would take about an hour for gades,” Reagan said. “ Soon Lahr, to the construction project, empire” in the Soviet Union each plane. PARIS (AP) — An anti-chemical weapons the resolution. he’ll be the chief, and he’ll backing claims the United States need you every bit as much as I took credit at the end of his This could allow each plane to make one or two declaration, intentionally crafted in diluted Cancer patient jailed flights before the inspection was mandatory, and form to satisfy its 149 signatory nations, should first made last month that West did.” presidency for forging “a Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich satisfying new closeness” with officials said it should not disrupt airline schedules. help accelerate talks on a ban of toxic arms, German firms were involved. The president said he was A source with the Belgian Genscher had reiterated Bonn’s the Soviets. He said the new British officials said Wednesday it was too early officials say. leaving office with the central Justice Ministry reported today long-standing demands for the message of his political life relationship helped bring to conclude what caused the crash and they were But the United States and Soviet Union, the in sewer hookup flap that Jozef Gedopt, director- destruction of chemical weapons about the first U.S.-Soviet still examining the possibility that both engines only two countries that admit they possess strengthened — that an unfet­ general of Cross Link of Antwerp, worldwide during an interna­ treaty to eliminate an entire failed. A statement from the British Transport chemical arms, said Wednesday that the tered economy, a strong de­ was taken into custody and tional conference. class of nuclear weapons, as Department said, however, that the airliner’s left document produced by the five-day conference CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - A 73-year- He said it would cost only $700 to connect fense and a free citizenry charged with forging shipping “ If the allegations prove cor­ well as “ a new peacefulness engine caught fire and the right engine was shut had fallen short of their expectations. old cancer patient says he decided to go to to the corner tap, and that district forged a nation “ respected in documents for goods sent to rect, West Germany will have to around the globe.” down, and that pilot Kevin Hunt had told ground The chief U.S. delegate, William F. Burns, prison as a matter of principle rather than commissioners offered to come out on their the world, and looked to for Libya. redouble its diplomatic efforts to “ What it all boils down to is control the fire was in the right engine. said Washington would have preferred that accept a solution to a decade-old dispute own time and dig the ditch. leadership.” Bonn last week announced that counter an image once again this: I want the new closeness AP photo This led to the speculation that crossed wires explicit language be put into the declaration to over a sewer hookup that would have cost The utility “ bent over backwards” to “ Democracy, the pro­ an initial investigation of linked to the horrors of the past,” to continue,” Reagan said. But might have caused warning tights to mislead Hunt include sanctions against users of poison gas, him nothing. resolve the problem, he said. foundly good, is also the CHAIR FOR THE CHIEF — President Reagan talks with Secretary of Imhausen-Chemie turned up no said one of the officials, all of he advised those who follow to into shutting down the right instead of the left nerve gas and other toxic chemical arms. “ I ’m doing this to show my rights to A Charleston Heights plumber on profoundly productive,” he evidence of illegal shipments. But whom spoke on condition of “ trust but verify. ... Watch State George Shultz, right, on Wednesday after being presented the engine. He could not see the engines from the The non-binding declaration reaffirms the America,” Wilbert Siegel, a retired metal Tuesday offered to make the connection said. “ Because we are a great U.S. officials did not let up in anonymity. He was referring to closely — and don’tbeafraid to brown leather chair that he used for eight years in the Cabinet Room. The cockpit. Hunt, who was injured in the crash, was 1925 Geneva Protocol, which prohibits the use worker with rectal cancer, said Wednes­ for free, but the Siegels declined, saying nation, our challenges seem pressing their case on the involve­ the genocide policies of the Nazi see what you see.” presentation was made by Samuel Pierce, left, the only remaining interviewed by investigators Wednesday, but they of chemical weapons, and urges negotiators in day as he was taken from his modest they didn’t want charity. complex. It will always be this ment of West German firms, and regime in World War II. “ We must keep up our guard did not disclose what he told them. Geneva to redouble efforts to ban the use, James Island home near here to begin a “ What’s the difference where the tap is if way. But as long as we member of the original Reagan Cabinet formed iri 1981. the controversy has dominated “ If they (German companies) — but we must also continue to Fred Farrar, another FAA spokesman, said production and stocking of chemical arms. six-month sentence for contempt of court. somebody puts it in free and you don’t have remember our first principles were involved in illegal exports to work together to lessen and airlines flying the 737-300s are Aloha, America The six-point declaration affirms the U.N. A large American flag decorated Sie­ to pay for it?,” Patterson said. news reports and political discus­ and believe in ourselves, the Libya, a severe example must be eliminate tension and mis­ West, American, Continental, Delta, Orion, Pied­ role in investigating chemical weapons use and gel’s porch and yellow ribbons adorned He added that the Siegels were “ just sions in Bonn. future will always be ours.” “ These developments have made of them,” the official said. The president and his wife trust,” he said. mont, Southwest, United and U.S. Air. Piedmont is called for a strengthening of existing proce­ pine trees in his yard as he tearfully kissed looking for publicity and to get sympathy.” Military thanks Reagan the only airlines using 737-400S with the CFM56 tainted decades of diplomatic So far, government officials Reagan also said he was dures at the United Nations in dealing with his wife, Hattie, goodbye. Circuit Judge William Howell on Nov. 1 Nancy were scheduled to re­ say they have no concrete evi­ concerned that America was engines. such use — a reference to enacting sanctions. He was then taken to Lieber Correctional found Siegel in contempt of the 1986 ruling work by the government in ceive a farewell accolade opposing chemical weapons and dence illegal exports were made losing “ a national feeling.” a The U.S. inspections will cover fire warning Institution in Ridgeville. that he make the connection, and gave him today from the Department of to Libya. However, West German patriotism built on a love of systems and vibration monitoring circuitry in the “ I’m not scared because I’m going to 60 days to hook up or go to prison. their spread,” a second Bonn Defense, which arranged an with ‘farewell review’ Hudson’s lover testifies news reports say documents country and awareness of the aircraft, Farrar said. ja il.” But, he said, “ six months is a long Siegel, who’ll appear in court again after government official said today. elaborate ceremony featuring In Paris earlier this week. linked the companies to the sales. fly-overs and military bandsat nation’s history of freedom. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Defense using normal operational flying training He said there have been “ very, very isolated LOS ANGELES (A P) — Rock Hudson’s time for anybody to go to jail, especially on serving his sentence, predicted he’ll hours, no additional,costs will be incurred Andrews Air Force Base. “ Are we doing a good enough Department is staging an unusual “ fare­ incidents” of cross-wiring of warning systems in former homosexual lover said the actor began a charge like this.” probably be returned to prison. Every four-star general and job teaching our children what well review ” for President and Mrs. by the services,” the Pentagon said. U.S. aircraft but none has led to an accident. losing weight and having night sweats in June Siegel was imprisoned for defying a 1986 “ I have a life sentence for not hooking up “ We do not have that information (on admiral in uniform was in­ America is and what she Reagan today, and the military services John Mazor, spokesman for the A ir Line Pilots 1984, but it wasn’t until a year later that he court order requiring him to tie his septic to an unequal sewer line,” he said. total cost) for you at this time.” it said. vited to attend. represents in the long history have been told to absorb the undisclosed Association, said he could not recall a specific learned Hudson was stricken with AIDS. tank to a sewer line. He said more than 100 area homes “ Funding for the salute will be absorbed Reagan addressed the na­ of the world?” Reagan asked. cost of the pageant. incident of cross-wiring, but added, “ It is not “ I was sitting alone in Rock’s home. I turned The problem began in 1979 when the haven’t tapped into the system but that he NEED SOME EXTRA “ The tribute is being presented to show by each of the services. Each service also unheard of for brand new aircraft to come off the on the television set: ‘ Rock Hudson had Siegels paid a fee to tap into the line. When was the one who was singled out and tion from his Oval Office desk, “ If we forget what we did, the president that we appreciate his strong is responsible for funding (the attendance assembly line with wires crossed or systems acquired immune deficiency syndrome,” ’ the line was installed, it ended at a corner eventually arrested. his left hand in a splint and we won’t know who we are. I SPENDING MONEY? support for the mission of the Department of) their respective general and flag improperly configured.” Marc Christian told a Superior Court jury of their lot, too far away, according to Patterson said the other homes were swathed in bandages from am warning of an eradication weekend surgery on a finger. of Defense,” the Pentagon said in a officers.” Wednesday in his $11 million lawsuit against Siegel, who said he would have had to being handled one by one. of the American memory that The Defense Department also acknowl­ Speaking nine days before statement about the event. “ The secretary Hudson’s estate. spend $2,000 and take down four large trees The public service district has spent Newspaper routes available in your area... could result, ultimately, in an edged Wednesday it was not a normal his retirement to California, of defense, Frank Carlucci, recommended “ I began to sweat. I blacked out. I thought, to make the connection. about $40,000 in legal fees on the matter, erosion of the American practice to stage such a farewell for an Reagan called his departure and approved the salute.” Doctors push ‘Oh my God. I’m a dead man.” Siegel said the line should be extended in including defending a $500,000 federal spirit,” he said. outgoing president. “ sweet sorrow.” But he also The farewell ceremony, to be staged at Christian, 35, an aspiring musician, is suing front of the house, where a straight 30-foot lawsuit by the Siegels challenging the Earn money ancJ prizes by (delivering the Of his departure from the "It has not been done in recent history,” said he looks forward to a Andrews Air Force Base in suburban the actor’s estate and former secretary, Mark connection could be made. utility’s right to require the connection, White House, Reagan likened the Pentagon said, but refused to define Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. renewal of personal freedom, Maryland, will include fly-overs of 17 Miller, alleging they didn’t tell him Hudson had Ray Patterson, chairman of the James officials said. himself to a man walking off "recent history.” contending a modern presi­ aircraft from all four services plus the U.S. health acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Island Public Service District, said the That lawsuit was dismissed last year. “ into the city streets,” and he Asked if a first lady had been so honored dent must live “ somewhat Coast Guard and the static display of 19 Christian, who said he does not have the utility had been willing to extend the line, It probably will cost more than $6,000 to Call today to get more details. referred to Bush by saying in the past, the Pentagon replied: “ It has apart. You spend a lot of time different aircraft and weapons on the sexually transmitted disease that killed but the Siegels would have been billed an care for Siegel during his six-month prison “ We made the city stronger, not been done in recent history.” going by too fast in a car ground. Hudson in 1985, denied defense assertions that additional $200, which they declined to pay. stay, according to state Department of we made the city freer and we The Marine Band will provide the music The Pentagon previously had an­ insurance plan someone else is driving.” he was publicity-seeking opportunist. Patterson said it would cost the public Corrections spokesman Francis X. 647-9946 and the Joint Service Honor Guard will nounced that Reagan would be presented Another regret, Reagan left her in good hands.” utility about $1,200 today to extend the line. Archibald. march for the president and first lady. with an award from each military service said, was his failure to tame Earlier in the day, Reagan BOSTON (AP) — The United States should Every four-star general and admiral in during the affair. the nation’s deficit. But that posed with his Cabinet for an abolish private health insurance and instead uniform has been invited to attend, along The Pentagon said the ceremony would merited only a paragraph in official class picture, and he provide Canadian-style government coverage for Marble St...... all Grissom Rd...... all with about 1,400 VIPs and government be staged at a new hangar and support the roughly 21-minute speech. was given the brown leather everyone, a group representing 1,200 doctors Vacation a nightmare for illegal aliens McCabe St...... all Shepard Dr...... all complex built to accommodate the next “ I ’ve been talking a great deal chair that he used for eight officials. Stock Place...... all Despite such elaborate preparations, Air Force One presidential aircraft. The proposed today. about that lately, but tonight years in the Cabinet Room. “ Our health care system is failing,” the group No. Main St...... 397-496 East Center St...... 408-608 the Pentagon said Wednesday it could not first of the new planes, a modified Boeing NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario through the Niagara Refugee isn’t for arguments and I ’m The presentation was made by wrote. “ It denies access to many in need and is motel and planned to visit Canadian authorities have estimate the cost of the farewell “ at this 747, had been scheduled to be delivered in (A P) — A man who spent 20 years Hamilton Dr...... all going to hold my tongue,” he Samuel Pierce, the only re­ expensive, inefficient and increasingly Canada. given the family permission to Committee. Harlan St...... 15-83 tim e” and would not count the expense of time for Reagan to ride it into retirement trying to leave Cuba unwittingly She has urged American and Carpenter Dr...... all said. maining member of the origi­ bureaucratic.” He told Canadian border stay in Canada until Sunday, Henry St...... 16-119 the aircraft performances in any event. but is now months behind because of Canadian immigration officials The national debt almost nal Reagan Cabinet formed in They suggested a system modeled on Canada’s deported himself and his family guards his family wanted to see What happens to them after that Summit St...... 332-382 McDIvItt Dr...... all “ Since the fly-by is being conducted production delays. to allow the family to return to the tripled in Reagan’s term and 1981. national health program that they said would cost from the United States for what the Horseshoe Falls. is uncertain. Wildwood Dr...... all care of their relatives in Miami, Tro tter...... all no more than the United States’ current mix of he thought would be a 20-minute When the family returned, Under terms of a bond he excursion to the Canadian side of however, U.S. border guards posted in order to leave Cuba, but says the case seems to be Orchard ...... all Haynes St...... all public and private coverage. Winter ...... all “ Every year, as the costs of the current system go Niagara Falls. demanded to proof of their Fajardo agreed not to return to closed. Main St...... 285-378 “ It’s really contrary to the Knox ...... all up and up and the number of uninsured people go up Three weeks after they left citizenship. All Fajardo had was his homeland. He said he left the Russell...... all whole spirit of international law Newman...... all Retarded killer's case before top court and up, that will be a push toward this fundamental their Miami home on the trip, a Florida driver’s license. country in 1984 with only the Carlos Fajardo, his wife and two At first, Fajardo maintained he clothes on his back. and relations to have them change in our system,” said Dr. David U. Porter St...... 458-650 Brookfield St...... all adopted children remain was a U.S. citizen. Later, he said walking about without a coun­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The Su­ He argued the jury only was Himmelstein. Wyllys St...... 1-90 Wadsworth Ext...... 157-164 mental capacity of a child has much stranded at a motel in Canada. he was a resident alien. But He achieved relative prosper­ try,” she said. “ This whole thing preme Court is examining the consti­ permitted to consider whether evi­ The proposal was drawn up by the 1,200-member East Middle Tpke...... 0-155 relevance. They set out Dec. 20 on a immigration officials, after a ity in the United States working in is really a mess.” tutionality of imposing capital punish­ What does it mean to have the dence of Penry’s retardation and Physicians for a National Health Program and Charier Oak St...... 141-348 Christmas quest for snow, which search of their records, deter­ several jobs, including his cur­ Gardner St...... 3-66 ment on a convicted murderer mental age of 9?” asked Justice mistreatment showed that Penry had published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Benton St...... 103-174 1 his adopted children, Yoandys, mined otherwise. rent one as a boat builder, and Gardner St. West...... all described as having the mind of a acted “ deliberately with the reasona­ The group’s 30-member writing committee was Branford St...... 68-161 Antonin Scalia. 12, and Yordalys, 9, had never Benedict Ferro, director of the said he owns a home in Miami. Highland St. child. Palm er said witnesses for Penry ble expectation that death would chaired by Dr. Steffie Woolandler and Himmelstein. As he spoke Tuesday, his wife Durkin St...... all The two doctors, based at Cambridge Hospital in seen. INS office in Buffalo, said Fajar­ (Dugan's Alley...... 8-37 The justices heard 60 minutes of testified he functioned mentally like a result.” Even though the family lived in and children sat watching televi­ CALDWELL E. Middle Tpke...... 218-236 •y»n Cambridge, Mass., recently published “ a Marxist do’s wife, Bermaida, and her two Sycamore Lane...... all arguments Wednesday on whether 7-year-old and socially like a 9-year- While the high court might be the United States for four years, sion in their small motel room. He view of current U.S. health policy,” which also children entered the United they wilt allow the execution of old. reluctant to ban the death penalty for immigration officials will not would occassionally turn to the Center St...... 658-872 even Main St...... 1-174 praised the Canadian system. States illegally in 1985 and OIL INC. Johnny Paul Penry, 32, a convicted “ Beyond that I can not help the all retarded killers, it still could allow them back because they are boy, Yoandys, to help him answer Falknor Dr...... all Grove...... 1-47 “ There are people of all political stripes involved Fajardo entered the country rapist-murderer sentenced to die in court,” Palm er said. overturn the Texas capital punish­ illegal aliens. Olcott St...... 76-159 Pine HIM...... all in writing this, from the right to the left wing,” illegally in 1986. in English. ^ . Texas. The court is expected to “ If it’s something we don’t under­ ment law on the narrower grounds “ We came for 20 minutes,” “ We are all very tired, he Himmelstein said in an interview. ‘ ‘I am clearly one Fajardo denies entering the .72® Center St...... 771-947 odd announce its decision in July. stand, why allow (such evidence) to cited by Mason. Fajardo said. “ No one told us we said. “ The children are missing Jefferson St...... all of the left-wing people.” country illegally. p«r gal. C. O. D. Jarvis Rd...... all Penry is said to have the mental be introduced?” asked Justice An­ could not go back.” school ... We want to go home.” ISO gal. minimum purchaaa Kenwood Dr...... all Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, A second paper in the journal, written by Alain An immigration judge in 1987 Morse Rd...... all capacity of a 7-year-old and the social thony M. Kennedy. Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla., has Now the family is running low Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 whose vote could be pivotal in the Enthoven and Richard Kronick of Stanford denied asylum to Mrs. Fajardo Salem Rd...... all development of a 9-year-old. Curtis C. Mason, a lawyer repres­ case, suggested to Palmer that the joined the Fajardos’ cause by and the two children. She ap­ on money, said Sister Margaret 649-8841 Whitney Rd...... all Union Place...... all ■ it . Business School, proposed a less drastic plan for Assistant Attorney General Charles enting Penry, spent little time argu­ Texas law gives convicted murderers asking officials to let the family pealed the decision in August on Quinn of Fort Erie, Ontario, who PrfCM Sut>/«e( to Chang* Union St...... 133-264 ing that all retarded murderers universal health insurance. EIro St...... all A. Palm er of Texas argued that limited hope of winning reprieve from back. grounds that she would face has been providing assistance Flower St...... all executing Penry would not violate the should be spared. Instead, Mason the death penalty. Theirprogram would retain private insurance but “ This family has strong ties to persecution if returned to com­ East Middle Tpke....0-162 even Squire Village...... all challenged the Texas death penalty Constitution’s ban against cruel and She questioned whether the state require employers to provide coverage for their the Miami community through munist Cuba, but her appeal was law on narrower grounds. inhuman punishment. law allows a juror to vote for life in workers. Those not covered at work would relatives, business and local rejected. “ He knew what he was doing,” Mason said the law prevented the prison even if the juror believed the contribute through taxes, and poor people’s school attendance,” Graham said Fajardo’s application for asy­ Palm er said. Penry raped Pamela jury from giving full consideration to defendant acted with diminished coverage would be totally subsidized by the in a letter to Immigration and lum was pending when he crossed ROBERT J. SMITH, me. Moseley Carpenter on Oct. 15,1979, in evidence in Penry’s favor when it moral culpability because of his government. Naturalization Service officials, the border. His status was offi­ Livingston, Texas, then stabbed her to JOHNNY PAUL PENRY “ It would be comforting to these cially nullified by leaving the CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 . . .court takes case determined what sentence to impose. background. These authors argued that a complete govern­ INSURANSMIIHS SINCE death. She was 22. ment takeover of health care financing “ would people for them to be able to country, Ferro said. Palm er recited evidence that Penry Penry was abused by his parents, Palmer replied, “ The jury can say, resume their well-established Fajardo could reapply, but his attended school only for a few days in represent far too radical a change to be politically 1914 killed the woman to prevent her from He said, “ It’s not something anyone ‘My God, this boy’s been treated so lives.” wife and children cannot because the first grade and was in and out of badly he didn’t actdeliberately,” ’ But feasible in this country.” identifying him. should have to go through and I feel Dr. Arnold S. Reiman, the journal’s editor, wrote Fajardo, 39, a small, soft- they previously provided fraudu­ mental hospitals while growing up he acknowledged the jury is barred lent information to immigration Ms. Carpenter’s brother, retired that if anything good can come out of in an editorial that the “ time has come” for spoken man who tried for two near Houston from weighing such mitigating evi­ officials, Ferro said. 649-5241 National Football League placekicker it, that may be we can render a universal health insurance, but he did not endorse decades to leave his native Cuba, lianrI|PBtpr Mpralb decision that will make it not happen But Mason said the Texas law would dence to reject the death penalty. said the family drove 1,500 miles “The family lied and their 65 East Center Street Mark Moseley, was in the courtroom either plan. Wednesday and told reporters after­ to someone else.” let the jury conclude Penry “ is not The case has attracted considerable in their truck to Niagara Falls, credibility is about zero at this Manchester, CT ward, “ It ’s been nine years of hell for Some justices expressed doubts fully responsible for the way he is attention because of its potential Funding for their program would be based on an N.Y., where they checked into a point,” Ferro said. income tax “ or other progressive tax.” myself and my family.” that describing someone as having the today” and still vote to execute him. impact for all retarded killers. 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 12. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 12, 1989 — 9 OPINION More stores, same names as Moscow feels glasnost T Keep TUeM we Qn/e rne(A PLACe THeM IN oleration STCeer? PRiVATe h o m o s ? K rem lin called “Gifts.” So much for What does it sell? The answer A ABAHPoNeP H-D-P By Andrew Yurkovsky individuality. doesn’t speak well for the status Nol THAT'S Howes f HeHiHeii! Almostevery shop has a bakery of women in the Soviet Union. A NATIONAL shakeup MOSCOW or a store that sells produce. It Nightgowns hang from racks in called for MY — Glasnost doesn’t take too much imagina­ one section. In other sections, piSQRACef has brought tion to figure out what they’re hotplates and vacuums are on variety and a called. display. A small area is reserved sense of vital- “Bakery” reads the massive for items like electrical d ram atic ity to the In Quebec ,wn3»r block letters on a storefront on hardware. A . 0 NO. THAT pages of So­ Gorky Street. “Vegetables- A Soviet reporter saw nothing viet newspap­ fruits’” is the name of a store on unusual about the monotony of For years, Americans visiting Montreal VIOULD By Jack Anderson ers and to the Petrovka Street. store names. After all, he ob­ would be struck by that city’s facile and Dale Van Atta Soviet televi­ NURToUR If a bakery sells candy, the sign served, they all sell the same mastering of bilingualism — the panhandler sion screen. on the storefront might say, things. Moose WGM H SW6PP TNeM lyNPeR But glas­ who hurriedly beseeched in French and PRopeRTT -m e Rocj. WASHINGTON - From scraps of “Bakery-Candy Store.” But that’s beginning to change, SHGUeRS? intelligence, it is now possible to piece nost, Soviet leader Mikhail S. There are, however, stores with even if the store names haven’t. English, not wanting to insult the neon-sign vAwesr -N together what is happening inside the Gorbachev’s policy of openness, unique names. There’s only one Privately owned shops and that flashed “Banque d’Epargne” one minute We'f?e I W e R Kremlin. It is a story of high drama has had no effect on but one of the GUM department store (The stands have begun to sprout up all and “Savings Bank” the next: the hefty that could bring sweeping changes to many standardized aspects of life abbreviation stands for the Rus­ over Moscow. One such outfit on A^Re^DV ALpeAPK/ menus that seemed to offer an intoxicating the Soviet Union and shape the future here — the namesofwhatare still sian equivalent of State Universal Prospect Mir sells snapshots of oV eR - of the world. mostly government-owned Store.) GUM, the largest store in Madonna, Michael Jackson and variety of food until you realized that every stores. N CRoWPeD/i Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev Moscow, is located on Red other Western show-business item appeared a second time in translation. has completed a series of bold moves Most shops have signs that Square. TSUM is located on stars. Of course, we enjoyed the deference to our that give him control of the Kremlin. simply say in a word or two what Petrovka Street. The Russians don’t seem to native tongue, which made communication But the Soviet system remains in the service or product is for sale. There’s also only one “House of have found a word yet for that "m, 1 pfesttaie k veAR- this is vw8>vjork!" easier, but more than that we were impressed glacierlike grip of a ponderous Many times, like the headlines Books,” one of the larger book type of enterprise. There was no bureaucracy. Past leaders have and stories in Soviet newspapers, by the dual fluency of hotel doormen and a stores in Moscow. name on the stand. chipped away at the glacier with an the correspondence between the Stores selling goods from other parking lot attendants, knowing that several ice pick; Gorbachev is using every store name and the goods for sale communist countrips have names Andrew Yurkovsky, a reporter hundred miles south some of our brightest weapon in his political arsenal to is not clear. like Belgrade and Vlasta. Bel­ for the Manchester Herald, is Varying versions of King college students were struggling miserably break it up. There’s a store called “Gifts” grade, on Domodedovskaya working for a Moscow news­ with the passe composee. Manchester Spotlight According to a Central Intelligence on Moscow’s main drag, Gorky Street, sells goods from Yugosla­ paper, Moskovskaya Pravda, in a sullied by recent policies doling language and rhetoric. King Agency analysis, he is waging a Street, and there’s another store via, and Vlasta, on Leninsky three-month exchange sponsored By Vincent Carroll out .social benefits and privileges became a mini.ster despite his Then in the late '70s, the P arti Quebecois revolution against his own bureau­ bearing the same name on Prospect, sells goods from Cze­ by the New Engiand Society of on the basis of race insted of early belief, according to Pulitzer came to power, bringing the French language cracy: he wants to slash its size, Stoleshnikov Lane, not far from choslovakia. (Vlasta is a wom­ Newspaper Editors and the Union One sign of a great man is the individual merit. Didn’t King Prize-winning biographer David with it. The English-speaking population, power and perks. Through glasnost, the Bolshoi Theater. Both stores an’s proper name in Czech.) of Soviet Journalists. Moskovs­ eagerness of posterity to em­ argue that people should “be Garrow. that much black religion owing to years of reputed linguistic and Homeless: We’re all vulnerable Gorbachev has unleased the Soviet sell crystal and other small, There are at least a couple of kaya Pravda is an official publi­ brace him. On this basis alone judged not by the color of their “emphasized emotion rather cultural domination, was given few media against the bureaucracy. The precious items. sto res called “ Goods for cation of the Communist party Martin Luther King Jr. easily skin but by the content of their than ideas, and volume rather bered in White Plains. N.Y.? What volunteers who. like myself, have press now dares to criticize the If you walk down Prospect Mir, earned the national holiday in his character?” How can such senti­ than elocution.” And so King concessions. Many left for other parts By Nancy Pappas Women.” One such store is and the government for the city of about her husband? Her son? Her spent the night in the Samaritan commissars and expose their you’ll find yet another store located on Petrovka Street. Moscow. honor — now in its third official ments be reconciled with hiring developed a hybrid style of his (Toronto, as those in Ontario love to say, is the career as a psychiatric social Shelter. Thirteen Manchester excesses. year. quotas or minority .set-aside own, one blending powerful feel­ city that Montreal made); businessmen who We were stand­ worker? churches share the task of staffing Through perestroika, Gorbachev Everyone, it seems, pos.sesses programs for government ings with nuanced ideas. ing around with stayed were forbidden by law to post signs in Linda was in Paris. Our questions this shelter with three volunteers per has also taken the first steps to Potomac Potpourri a favorite version of King. contracts? “I say to you today, my friends, high school went unanswered. night. restructure the bureaucracy. This has Activi.sts on the left revere the any language other than French, not even friends last month I, too. have my favorite King: so even though we face the But it was clear to all of us that no On my first rotation. I spent the won the support of the populace, but it man who campaigned not only for three of them, in fact. difficulties of today and tomor­ when accompanied by French. Bilingualism, at a posh New has also stimulated higher expecta­ equality before the law but for at least on public signs, was dead. matter how often you are told that the hours before “lights out” talking with pesonnel were able to buv tags bearing the numbers The first is the intellectual heir row, I still have a dream. It is a York wedding homeless are “normal folks.” that tions than Gorbachev can now fulfill. “economic justice” — the King a middle-aged mechanic’s assistant Personalized plates “WH 1” through “WH-99.” who turned against the Vietnam to Locke and Jefferson, a learned dream deeply rooted in the Until, it seemed, this month, when Canada’s when the bride they come from every walk of life, saving his paychecks to secure an He quickly needs economic improve­ American dream. I have a dream dropped a ments to keep the populance on his Washingtonians recently got the first glimpse of This year, standard six-character personalized War and began to believe in a man who believed “there are Supreme Court voted to strike down that law, that they could be friends or neigh­ apartment: a handsome young man tags co.st $50. while a seventh character can be certain basic rights that are that one day this national will rise which had stood for 11 years, on the grounds bombsheP. side. He began by lashing out at the the new license plates designed for the President­ drastic reordering of society to up and live out the true meaning bors. it doesn’t quite sink in. with a $28 haircut, two girlfriends and added for an extra $10 fee. They are available cure its ills. neither confirmed by nor derived that it violated the Quebec Charter of Rights, While watching That is. it doesn’t begin to sink in no job: and a cheerful, elderly incompetence of the Soviet economic elect George Bush’s inaugural. through the American Bicentennial Presidential of its creed — we hold these truths a televised report system. Bush’s offical car. seen coming and going from Even the 1963 March on Wa­ from the state.” Rather than specifically its guarantees of free expression until you encounter something like gentleman who found he could not live Inaugural — License Plate Division — in mouth Third World cant about the to be self-evident, that all men are on New York His closest associate in the Polit­ the White House, bears the personalized plate. Two shington, celebrated today for created equal. and nondiscrimination. this. independently on the minimal Social buro, Alexander Yakovlev, has taken Washington. King’s historic address, was evils of the West (at least until his City’s homele.ss. she had spotted a special red. white and blue tags have been created. “I have a dream that one day on But no sooner had the court ruled than the Part of the problem is that the news Security payments to which he was the lead. In language never before While Bu.sh got the “Number One” tag. Vice actually conceived in part to final years). King understood surprisingly familiar-looking face media generally give only a limited entitled. Chief Jesse that the concept of natural rights, the red hills of Georgia, the sons Quebec government of Premier Robert among the women being interviewed heard inside the Kremlin, Yakovlev President-elect Dan Quayle received “Number lobby for such government poli­ portrait of the homeless population, In my best concerned mother- has called for a market-oriented Two.” The two plates are expected to be .seen The Rev. Jesse Jackson has been made a chieftain cies as a higher minimum wage embodied in our Constitution and of former slaves and the sons of Bourassa offered what it called a At first, my friend could not figure says Denise Cabana, the new director and a public-works job program. Declaration of Independence, dis­ former slave-owners will be able out why this woman looked so /Brownie leader/reporter fashion. I economy. It will take nothing less than around Washington until March 31. when they, in the ancient city of Oyo in Western Nigeria. compromise. This consisted of nothing more of Manchester’s Samaritan Shelter tried to draw out the shelter’s only the privatization of agriculture to along with an estimated 50.000 other commemora­ Jackson, who recently toured Africa, was given Other Americans, of a more tinguished America “from those to sit down together at the table of than keeping the old law but allowing familiar. But then, the television for homeless adults. pacifist or universali.st tilt, ad­ systems of government which brotherhood.” interview turned to the sub.iect of female resident, expressing concern meet Soviet food needs, he contended. tive 1989 bicentennial inaugural plates throughout the title of “Atun-Ayese.” meaning “The man who “A lot of times the TV or the over a nasty cut she had above one The idea that free market is incom­ makes the world a better place.” mire the King who repudiated make the state an end within You know the rest. Like only a bilingual signs to be used indoors. It would, family. the U.S. will be retired as collectors’ items. itself.” claimed Mr. Bourassa, ensure something newspaper will take pictures of the eyebrow. I might just as well have patible with communism, he de­ Inaugural plates have been issued since 1933. He was presented a traditional .staff of office and a violence as a political tool. They handful of speeches in American The woman being interviewed envision their hero as the New Then there is the courageous history. King’s address on that “absolutely essential for Quebec, and for street bum. homeless person, the been speaking a foreign language. clared, is a lie. when they were first used to commemorate calabash containing cola nuts and the symbolic explained that her daughter could not aging alcoholic who has lived on the The night supervisor later told me He condemned the state-run eco­ Franklin D. Roosevelt’s inauguration. The only akoko leaf before donning his ceremonial gown. World’s Gandhi, an analogy King, the civil-rights leader who warm August afternoon in 1963 Canada, the protection of the French help her because she was barely streets for years.” she said. that this woman, who spends many nomic system, which has been ruined year they were not issued was 1945 — during World While he’s out of the political limelight for now. strengthened by the coincidence recognized danger in his path but captures the nobility of an entire character of Quebec.” making a living herself, singing in a While there are certainly many afternoons sitting on benches along by officials who put dogmas ahead of War II — when the president felt an inaugural Jackson will launch “The Je.sse Jack.son Commen­ of both men’s assassinations. faced it with quiet dignity rather movement and the great national The controversy shows all the signs of small opera company in Paris homeless people like that, said Main Street, has been taunted and economics and promulgate decrees celebration was inappropriate. tary” for syndicated broadcast on more than 120 Still other Americans, includ­ than loud-mouthed bravado. King awakening it engendered. That developing into a political morass. Three according to the bride. Cabana, there are also “people who mocked enough that she now retreats instead of incentives. Collectors have been drawn to the special plates, radio stations coast-to-coast. He did a similar radio ing many conservatives asso­ always spoke of risks to others — memory, undoubtedly, willbethe That’s when my friend realized that once were the working class and who. behind dead eyes. This produced a system, Yakovlev paying as much as $2,800 for a 19.33 tag and $150 for a program from 1985 to the summer of 1987 before he ciated with Ronald Reagan, pay whether in Birmingham or Chi­ one of King that most endures. Quebec cabinet ministers have resigned in this wa.s the mother of a girt named homage to the King who fought for one of a number of reasons, have Cabana said that direct, verbal charged, that violates nature, defies 1953 edition. began his Democratic presidential nomination bid. cago — when he himself was protest over their government’s obstinacy in Linda, a good friend of ours since logic and operates under false pre­ Personalized, vanity license plates became for a color-blind society. They stalked by the worst perils. Vincent Carroll is a syndicated the matter: the premier of Manitoba has had problems and have lost their confrontations between town citizens believe his life’s work has been junior high school. With her magnifi­ homes, their dignity, their self- and the homeless are rare. But there cepts. It will take dramatic reforms, available in 1965 and in 1973. when White House — Scripps League Newspapers Finally, there is the master of columnist. called it a “national tragedy,” and the cent voice and carrot-colored curls. respect.” are many who are callous in their he said, to repair the economy. The province has withdrawn support for the pact Linda has been strugglingtobreak out Our friend’s mother is one of those alternative, he warned, will be of the operatic chorus, and into the uncompromising refusal to acknowl­ continued economic decline and popu­ which would recognize Quebec as a “distinct She told the television crew that, in the edge the problems of the homeless. lar discontent. leading roles, for the past 10 years or last year or two. she had spent some EQUALACTIN society” within Canada. Should this pact fail so. But she is still living in a “They don’t realize how close they Yakovlev’s startling assault on the BEN GAY B EN GAY UNISON! 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It chev, whose power base has dimin­ $ 2 0 7 $ 2 3 7 for “calm reason.” In such a climate, Quebec mused, what was her mother doing in needed to find an indoor shelter for the makes you wonder.” ished, and Lev Zaikov, who has strong can perhaps acknowledge the enduring a shelter for homeless women? What winter months. military ties. strength of its French heritage, while had happened to that chaotic but Alt of us are vulnerable. This should Nancy Pappas is a reporter for the They appear to speak for most of the recognizing the need to respect the rights of comfortable old home we remem- be apparent to those hundreds of Manchester Herald. entrenched party functionaries, who represent the most formidable opposi­ its Enlgish-speaking minority. The Gallic tion to Gorbachev’s reforms. 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Jan. 12. 1989 iflaurlipatrr HrraI^ Bush fills Republican directors want Section 2, Page 11 Thursday, Jan. 12, 1989 J final key manager to avoid tax hikes SPORTS positions By Alex GIrelli crease in federal and state to negotiate a short-term exten­ Manchester Herald contributions to local govenment. sion of the lease with the He said the town can expect a 10 Manchester Country Club for the golf course it operates. The lease Pacers trip up the aging Celtics WASHINGTON (AP) - The three Republican town percent decrease in federal and Thoughts President-elect Bush is rounding directors have asked Town Man­ state funds. expires in 1991 and the town is studying the feasibility of adding out the top ranks of his adminis­ ager Robert B. Weiss to propose a He said the tax Grand List can 18 holes to the present 18-hole ApLENtv tration by nominating retired budget for 1989-90 that provides be expected to grow about 7 Indiana records its first victory at Boston Garden in 11 years course to meet added public Adm. James D. Watkins as for no increase in the tax rate and percent and that the target for Len Auster for no increase in the total growth of the town budget should demand. energy secretary and former Sports Editor By Dave O'Hara “ We’ve lost 23 games this year, so number of town employees. be 7 percent. Naab said the club “ quite Education Secretary William J. | The Associated Press any win that we get is satisfying,” The letter, delivered to Weiss Osella said private industry is rightly” wants to know what its Bennett as drug czar, transition said veteran Herb Williams, who had Wednesday afternoon, was made seeking operational savings and position is. and congressional sources said BOSTON — For 10 years, Larry 14 points. “ Without Bird it makes a lot public Wednesday night at a the town should also do so. today. At the town committee meet­ Bird welcomed visits by the Indiana of a lot of difference for them. He Bush was to announce the meeting of the Republican Town He said he feels many reports ing, Mark Johnson of Bolton, a Pacers to Boston Garden. gives them another outside shooter selections today at a news confer­ Committee by Theunis Werk- that are prepared by town em­ Tennis ruling Republican State Central Com­ besides Ainge, plus his penetration, ence a few hours before holding a hoven, minority leader of the ployees could be eliminated. Most of the time it gave Bird an mitteeman from the 4th Senator­ his assists and everything else he does late-afternoon dress-rehearsal board. “ We should be looking to town opportunity to perform on television ial District, announced that he for them” 1 ^ . meeting of his Cabinet at Blair The letter also said the Republi­ employees to institute savings. It for his old high school and college fans will not be a candidate for The Pacers opened a 30-22 first House, the historic residence cans feel the Board of Directors cannot come just from the top,” won’t change back home in Indiana. period lead, built the advantage to should work more closely with the re-election to the post, because of This season things have changed across from the White House. he said. 60-43 at halftime and never were in Board of Education to ensure that a career change he made last dramatically. Bird sits on the bench, “ He will talk about what he Eugene Sierakowski, a Phil Hyde, former Manchester High School boys’ danger the rest of the way, hitting on expects of them, what his priori­ Manchester continues to provide member of town’s Building Com­ year. offering encouragement while recup­ Republican Town Chairman tennis coach and now program director at the 48 of 80 floor shots, or 60 per cent, ties are, what’s important,” high-quality education at a cost mittee, said that if the town erating from surgery on both feet. John Garside announced that Manchester Racquet Club, was in the office the compared with Boston’s 44-105. or 41.9 Sheila Tate, Bush’s transition within the taxpayers’ ability to makes cuts in its maintenance And his once proud Boston teammates Harry Reinhorn has resigned as other day. He dropped off a copy of a letter he per cent. press secretary, said of the first pay. budget, it may be faced with the are showing signs of aging. And district leader for the 4th Voting received from Roy Behlke of Manchester visiting teams are getting even. Chuck Person led the Indiana gathering of the president-elect’s Ronald Osella, who signed the need to issue bonds later to catch scorers with 29 points although he sat letter along with Werkhoven and District Committee. He has been forwarded to Van Snyder, chairman of the The Celtics needed a lot more than top appointees. up, something he said has hap­ out most of the third period after I replaced by Christopher Malone. Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference’s Bird’s cheers Wednesday night as the Sources who declined to be Director Goeffrey Naab, told the pened with school buildings. catching a stray elbow in the head. Republicans the town will have to Republican Registrar of Voters boys tennis committee. Indiana Pacers celebrated their first identified confirmed that Wat­ Patrick Flynn/Uancheatar Herald “ You can only defer things so Center Rik Smits, a 7-foot-4 rookie improve the efficiency of its Patricia Cottle said that Thomas Behlke was writing in behalf of his son, Boston visit this year by romping to a kins, formerly the N avy’s top long,” he said. from Marist College filling in for operation if it is to maintain H. Ferguson has been named Christopher, who was one of the 19 youngsters 127-108 victory. uniformed officer, would be LUNCH BREAK — Mike Botti, 16, of 320 Bush Hill Road, In another matter, Naab told injured Steve Stipanovich, hit for an services with the expected de­ the group that the town will have deputy registrar of voters. caught in a Catch-22 situation last May when he and With a fourth consecutive victory, tapped for the energy post and sits on the steps at Manchester High School Wednesday. NBA career high 21 points, including that Bennett would get the job of the others took part in an end-of-year junior and third under new coach Dick He was enjoying the last bit of his lunch before heading Versace, since ending a nine-game 17 in the decisive first half. coordinating the government’s tournament at the Racquet Club. On his first visit to the Garden. war on drugs. back to class. The tournament was held while the scholastic losing streak, the Pacers won on the Watershed manager is named road for the first time in 16 games this Smits wrecked the Celtics inside, CBS News first reported on season was still in full swing. To summarize, scoring on 9 of 10 field goal attempts. season. Watkins’ selection and The New Behlke. then a sophomore at East Catholic, eight “ We were running the floor, I was York Times had disclosed Ben­ members of the Manchester High boys’ team, the And they ended an old Boston hex, too. The victory was the Pacers first getting open and the guys were giving nett’s new role. new town parks superintendent No. 1 girl on the Manchester team, one member of the ball to m e” Smits .said. Retirement Dismissed in 24 regular season games on the road Bush had a hard time filling the Cheney Tech squad, a member of the East against the Celtics since April 2. 1978. “ We took advantage of what the both jobs. Aides suggested that he From page 1 From page 1 A resident of Hebron. Murphy The recreation and parks div­ Catholic girls’ team and players from Rockville Celtics gave us,” Smits said. “ Hitting vacillated on the energy post Bv Andrew J. Davis “ It was a bad game.” said Boston Manchester Herald received his degree in forestry ision were combined earlier this High were declared ineligible for the rest of the veteran Danny Ainge. “ They out- the early shots really gave me between an oil-state candidate from Paul Smith’s College in Paul month under a reorganization of season. confidence and got my game going” and one with experience in were filed later. hustled us and they outplayed us, virtually unattainable many George E. Murphy, watershed Smiths. N Y. Jan Devendorf. town departments. The parks The violation they fell under was the CIAC rule “ Teams are coming in here with the “ We appreciate this win. now we nuclear energy. The Energy Santo.c and Zeldes argued be­ just have to move forward.” said times. manager for the town water and town personnel officer, said 14 division used to be combined with that states no student can compete in an outside feeling they can beat us. They can Department faces a multibillion- fore Schaller that the charges Versace, who left as assistant to “ You’re one of those guys that sewer department, has been people originally applied for the the town cemetery division, meet or event during the season if it isn’t approved smell it. They feel w e’re vulnerable. f dollar cleanup of the nation’s were void because the land deal Chuck Daly in Detroit to take over the has a few offices, none of which named the town’s new parks position, which pays $37,074 a which is now a separate division. by the CIAC. I ’m sure feeling frustrated by the way aging and increasingly unsafe was completed in January 1981. Pacers. “ Our guys weren’t taking a you appear at.” Weiss teased. superintendent, said Scott year. Sprague said parks and recrea­ w e’re playing. It can’t get any worse A nuclear weapons plants. more than five years before their □ □ □ lot of hard shots or forcing shots. They “ Eventually, to make it legal for Sprague, director of the Parks It will be a few weeks before he tion logically go together more than this.” Watkins, who was a nuclear basically were doing what they could AP photo you to be missing, we created the arrests. and Recreation Department. can become acclimated to the than parks and cemeteries. “ It was terrible.” Kevin McHale submarine commander before But Hartford County State’s Behlke’s letter began. “ My son, Christopher maintenance department and Murphy. 36. was chosen over job, Murphy said. He said until he “ This way we bring both of agreed after a bad game despite do” becoming chief of naval opera­ Behlke, a 1987-88 sophomore at ECHS. was one of DRIVING THROUGH — Indiana’s Chuck Person, right, uses his everyone in this room can agree Attorney John M. Bailey and five finalists because of his Isecomes familiar with his new those together,” he said. leading the Celtics with 21 points. “ We didn’t put in a good effort in the tions, is considered an authority the students suspended by your committee last first five minutes, they got confidence right arm to drive into Boston’s Kevin McHale during their NBA you’re not available.” Weiss other prosecutors in his office had knowledge of the town, said duties, he has no thoughts about Robert Young, water and sewer “ Granted, they are on a roll, but we on nuclear warfare. season for participating in an end of the year tennis and we couldn’t come back” said quipped. countered that the conspiracy Sprague. making any changes in the administrator and Murphy’s cur­ created nothing for ourselves and game Wednesday night at Boston Garden. The Pacers won, Other contenders for the tournament at his home club, the Manchester Ainge. who was 6-16 from the floor. “ Herm. we all love you.” Weiss continued until the commission’s “ We had five very strong division. rent boss, said he did not want to they did anything they wanted” 127-108. energy job were identified by Racquet Club. As a concerned parent, I would like said as he ended his roast of final action on the apartment finalists.” said Sprague. “ They “It’s a challenge,” Murphy lose Murphy. Murphy has worked Bush transition sources as to present several issues concerning this action for Passcantell. and gave him a project in December 1981. were all qualified people. With his said. “ That’s what I ’m looking with Young for more than 10 former defense secretary Harold greeting card. Members of the The warrants for the develop­ expertise and knowledge of the for,” years, he said. your consideration, and response. Brown and former Sen. Daniel J. town maintenance department ers’ arrests were approved just town ... he was best suited for the Murphy will probably begin "1. CIAC eligibility rules are ambiguous for Evans, R-Wash. Another con­ gave their boss a gold mantle tw'o days before the fifth anniver­ tennis and do not properly recognize the difference Greenwell is unhappy with the Red Sox position.” work as parks superintendent in “ Nobody’s happy when you lose tender, former Louisiana Rep. clock. He also got a joke gift: a sary of the Planning and Zoning Murphy said that although he two to three weeks. Sprague said. an employee,” said Young. “ On between team and individual sports or the special Henson Moore, was told he was no roll of toilet paper. Commission approval of the the same token, you know it’s a role of Racquet Club in fostering tennis. has enjoyed his time as wa­ Murphy will be in charge of the BOSTON (A P) — Boston Red Sox left fielder Mike manager Lou Gorman for 90 minutes Monday. by telephone Wednesday that they were too far longer being considered, transi­ “ He’s a wonderful guy. always project. step (up) and you don’t stand in tershed manager, he decided to day-to-day operation of the parks “ Appendix D of the CIAC Eligiblity Rules Greenwell, saying he was shocked at the way he was “ Lou (Gorman) showed me no respect and turned apart for further talks. tion sources said Wednesday. nice to talk to. And a very handy Bailey also could not be his way.” become parks superintendent to division, said Sprague. Murphy effective July 1, 1987. states in Rule 11E that a pupil treated, returned home to Cape Coral, Fla., after his back on me.” Greenwell told the Boston Herald. “ I told him with his proposal — that he said he was Among those mentioned for the man.” said John Savidakis. a reached for comment this Young said he was not sure further his career. Murphy is in will be responsible for such duties cannot compete in non-CIAC meets “ with a team or failing to negotiate a new contract with the “ I came in good faith, and I ’m dead shocked they not budging on — there was no way on God's green drug job were former Education town employee who has known morning. when, or if, Murphy will be charge of two watershed em­ as maintaining facilities and as an individual” in the same branch of sports after American League club. wouldn’t treat me any better. Earth we could get together on a contract. We could Secretary William Bennett, Sur­ Passcantell for about 12 years. Schaller’s decision said that replaced. Because of Town Man­ ployees and will supervise more equipment, he said, the season starts. However, in apparent Greenwell arrived in Boston for negotiations - t sit and negotiate for 14 straight hours and not be able geon General C. Everett Koop “ When we needed something both the original conspiracy ager Robert B. Weiss’ directive than 20 employees as parks Carl Silver, assistant director recognition of the different nature of tennis from Monday and left Wednesday. Boston newspapers “ Only 90 minutes, that’s all Lou gave me to resolve it.” and Texas industrialist Ross someone would call Herm He charges and the subsequent brib­ that he personally approve all superintendent, he said. of recreation, will oversee the traditional team competitive sports, the next said he wants a two-year contract for something (Monday). Then he did not give me enough respect Greenwell is less than one year short of the three Perot. would have so many projects ery counts were void “ because recreation department in the purchases and hirings for the rest “ It’s a career move within the paragrah of CIAC rules notes, “ the exceptions to more than $2 million and was offered $1 million, to even call me back. I sat in the hotel room for two years in the Major Leagues needed to file for Today’s gathering of top offi­ going on but he’d help anyway.” the defendants were not charged newly merged departments, said of the budget year, it is not town.” he said. “ I was looking to Rule llE shall be: 1.) participation in parent-child including something more than $300,000 the first full days without a call. I think Lou has been very arbitration. cials in the incoming administra­ said Sgt. Gerald Calve of the within the proper time.” Sprague. Both men will report automatically known if Murphy progress further. I have to look at tournaments, 2.) Swimming, tennis, gymnastics (a year. unfair to me.” Last season, he batted .325, hit 22 home runs, had tion was designed to “ give the Manchester Police Department, Former Enfield town planner directly to Sprague, he said. will be replaced. the future too.” pupil may practice but not compete with a Greenwell said he met with Red Sox general Gorman said he told Greenwell Monday and again 119 RBI and was runnerup for most valuable player. president-elect and his senior who said he’s known Passcantell Paul W. Fox and Suffield real staff the opportunity to share how for more than 25 years. estate broker Edward Lynch non-CIAC team during the season).” they see the first week of the On a more serious note. Weiss were convicted in connection with “ . . .In view of the development role of racquet administration,” said Bush spo­ later praised Passcantell for his the case Dec. 12 and are sche­ Zizka says he’ll ask nomination clubs, I would recommend that your rules make a keswoman Alixe Glen. modesty and dedication to the duled for sentencing Thursday, distinction between playing in ones own racquet Winfield accused of having ties with gambler Ms. Glen also said Bush will town. Jan. 19. club versus competition in outside tournaments- sign an executive order imme­ A Superior Court jury found .. Disallowing students from competition outside Bv Ronald Blum Steinbrenner. said the $450,000 had diately after he is sworn in next “He’s a very warm, human Fox guilty of criminal attempt to for Bolton first selectman post their own racquet clubs should meet the intent of The Associated Press been placed in escrow. week setting up a panel to review person, very dependable, the kind commit fir.st-degree larceny by your rules.” Steinbrenner countersued Winfield ethics for government of person you can’t replace. You extortion, conspiracy to commit By Andrew J. Davis experience on the Board of Zizka said he would vote for a This is just part of Behlke’s letter. It w'as dated NEW YORK - Although the New and the foundation on Monday, appointees. can see the affection people have first-degree larceny by extortion Manchester Herald Selectmen. I would think voters town manager. Sept. 8, 1988. York Yankees informed the baseball charging misuse of funds and alleging The advisory commission will for him. He’s been a jewel for the and criminal attempt to commit would weigh experience as part of Zizka said he would like to commissioner’s office in 1987 that Winfield failed to make $380,000 in be co-chaired by Griffin Bell, the town.” bribery. He faces up to 45 years in BOLTON — Selectman Michael the total picture.” review town land development □ □ □ Dave Winfield allegedly made loans payments to the foundation, as former attorney general in the Weiss said people would make A. Zizka has announced he will The proposal by the Charter and zoning regulations, which he to a gambler, neither Winfield nor the required in the contract he signed prison. Snyder’s response came a month later, after the Carter administration, and Mal­ what seemed like impossible Lynch was found guilty of the seek the Democratic nomination Revision Commission to switch to said are not sophisticated enough gambler has been interviewed. The with the Yankees on Feb. 2. 1981. CIAC committees met and discussed Behlke’s colm Wilkey, a senior judge on demands and Passcantell would sanie first two counts but was for first selectman. a town manager style of govern­ to handle increased development. Associated Press has learned. Tax records kept by the Foundation the U.S. Court of Appeals here, never turn someone or something acquitted of criminal attempt to Zizka. 34, said he wanted to ment also is an issue facing the He also said he wants to letter. His answer, in part, was “ The (boys and Rich Levin, a spokesman for Ctenter show that in 1986 and 1987 she said. down. commit bribery. He faces up to40 become first selectman because town, Zizka said. He said he does investigate ways to bring down girls tennis) committees agreed that member Commissioner Peter Ueberroth, con­ Winfield contributed $35,000 to the On Wednesday, Bush defended Fellow workers all were quick years in prison. the position demands a person not share the view of some waste-disposal costs and look at school tennis athletes competing in a Racquet Club firmed Wednesday that the commis­ foundation. his decision to attend Japanese to say what a pleasure it has been Also charged in the case are with experience. With Demo­ residents that the administrative education funding. He said there tournament or meet during the CIAC tennis season sioner's office was aware of the Klein said that Winfield had not Emperor Hirohito’s funeral next fo r them to work under Boudah, the former PZC chair­ cratic First Selectman Sandra W. assistant could handle the duties are fractions in town which will be in violation of Rule H E ” charges, but declined to say when it made his payments directly, but Passcantell. Pierog announcing she will not of a town manager, if given more support building additions to was informed of the allegations. made “ loans that had been forgiven” month, saying he was “ doing man, and John Castle, former □ □ □ what’s right.” “ He’s a super boss to work for. chairman and secretary of the seek re-election to the five- power by the selectmen. schools, while others say the town Two sources, who spoke on condi­ “ There also was interest on loans The decision has been criticized He’s gonna be missed.” said Paul commission. member Board of Selectmen, Some residents have said the should abandon the high school to Back in May. a couple of the parents engaged tion they would not be identified, said that had been forgiven” Klein said. by veterans and others who Scappaticci. an electrician forthe Zizka is the only incumbent town manager proposal gives the hold down costs. Manchester attorney Sanford Plepler to appeal the the Yankees made the information “ Dave also caused third parties to resent Hirohito’s role in World town. Democratic selectman in the power of running the town to Zizka said he does not know of CIAC suspensions. The suspensions were upheld, available after someone contacted the make contributions.” War II. “ He makes everyone else feel running for the post. someone who cannot be voted out any Democratic opposition in his however, as a Superior Court judge ruled he didn’t team and accused Winfield of making Meanwhile. Steinbrenner told the of office. Zizka said that is a A former Navy aviator whose special. He’s not just our boss, “ It's important to have some­ bid for first selectman. Henry have jurisdiction to stay the conference’s decision usurious loans. New York Post that it would be in the Survivors disadvantage to the proposal, but best interest of the Yankees for plane was shot down by the he’s our father.” said Fred one who’s experienced.” Zizka Kelsey, chairman of the Demo­ to declare the students ineligible. “ The office of the commissioner has LaChapelle. who has been with said today. “ Since Sandy was not the selectmen do have the power been aware of the charges rai.sed by Winfield to agree to a trade. Japanese in the Pacific in 1944, From page 1 cratic Town Committee, and The Racquet Club end-of-season junior Bush said, “ I speak from a pretty the maintenance department for going to run. I ’m the only to fire the town manager, if Cannon could not be reached the New York Yankees about the “ It would seem to me that with all tournament was a gimmee. It had been held for good vantage point.” six years. (Democrat) with experience.” needed. today for comment. possible involvement of Dave Win­ that’s gone on, Dave would agree it three or four years without problem; not until “ We have a good relationship “ He is just a sweetheart, and a Zizka. an environment and field with an individual who allegedly might be best if he went elsewhere” the others’ injuries. someone made it an issue. with Japan. I want to see it even real craftsman, one that really “ On the day of the earthquake, land-use lawyer for Pepe & has participated in sports betting.” Steinbrenner said. “ But I think better, and this doesn’t concern takes pride in what he does.” said Haz.ard of Hartford, has been a “ As far as I see, our (junior) clinics are Levin said, there’s some reason why he insists on I asked five neighbors to help me unaffected,” Hyde said. “ We can have our me a bit. And you’re talking to a Barbara Weinberg, a member of carry two heavy jars to the member of the Board of Select­ "T o date, evidence has not been AP photo staying here — and that’s because informal ladder play. But we can’t hold any person who was in combat in the Board of Directors. basement,” Akopyan was quoted men for four years and a member presented or uncovered which would he’s selfish,” end-of-season tournament-type competition as far f o e s — Dave Winfield, left, and George Steinbrenner, New World War II,” he said. Passcantell. who lives at 172 as telling Tass. “ Just then, we of the Conservation Commission warrant commissioner action. We Steinbrenner claims a contract as I understand it” York Yankee owner, have sued each other. It was learned “ I feel you always look ahead, New Bolton Road, said he hasn't suddently heard a terrible roar. for eight years. will continue to investigate the provision allows him to trade Winfield not always look back,” he said. planned anything for the future, The Republican Town Commit­ matter, taking into account any Wednesday that the team had informed the baseball to seven clubs — Boston. Detroit, the The walls began to collapse. I □ □ □ Also Wednesday, Roger B. but that his passion for wood­ tee Tuesday endorsed former $100 information which may arise out of commissioner’s office in 1987 that Wnfield had allegedly made New York Mets, Los Angeles. Oak­ thought a war had started.” Porter, a Harvard University working should keep him busy. Akopyan, 50, said they never Republican Town Chairman Ro­ OurSpecial Price For The answer from the CIAC still is unsatisfactory. the current litigation.” loans to a gambler. land, Seattle and Toronto — without government and business profes­ Passcantell’s wife of 42 years. had to worry about food and bert R. Morra to run for first The rule as it’s written is needed to prevent zealous Rule 21 of the Professional Baseball permission. Winfield claims this sor, was announced as Bush’s Rita, agreed her husband would water because the basement was selectman Tuesday. The Month Of Jonuory Only. athletes from going overboard in their activity. But Rules, which is posted in all club­ the facts in the particular case a lawsuit filed Monday by team owner clause is overriden by his trade warrant” chief domestic policy adviser. probably catch up with his hobby. used to store tins of vegetables, The Republican and Demo­ there are exceptions and those must be taken into houses. states penalties for players George Steinbrenner. Klein said the refusal rights as a 10-year veteran Jeff Klein, Winfield’s lawyer, said outfielder was unaware Spira was who has been with his team for five Porter, 42, was a White House She said they didn’t have any fruits and pickles. cratic party caucuses are sche­ consideration. who bet on games, but it does not have Wednesday that Winfield had not been associated with gamblers. years. adviser in President Reagan’s immediate plans to travel. Mrs. “ It’s true, we conserved the duled for Tuesday. The Demo­ Behlke's view appears quite valid. Why the CIAC any specific provisions for associat­ •, .J**-’ ’ interviewed by the commissioner’s Winfield and the David M. Winfield Spira. who made the gambling first term and also worked as an Passcantell agreed her husband food in every possible way. But cratic Town Committee will also can’t see it. is indeed a mystery. ing with gamblers. office. Foundation sued Steinbrenner on allegations to Steinbrenner. the Man­ assistant to former President is quite handy. we never doubted for a minute meet Tuesday before the caucus, However, it also states that "practi­ Howard Spira. a 29-year-old New Friday, charging him with failing to hattan district attorney’s office and Ford. He is a professor of “ He can do anything but that we would be found and Ilvi J. Cannon, Democratic regis­ ces or conduct not to be in the best Yorker, identified himself as the make $450,000 in payments to the New York newspapers, had access to business and government at operate on the children.” she released,” he was quoted as trar of voters, said Wednesday. interests of baseball are prohibited Harvard. person who made the allegations foundation, as required by the con­ the Yankees clubhouse as a freelance joked. saying. The parties’ candidates for the and shall be subject to such penalties, against Winfield that were included in tract. Ken Warner, a lawyer for radio reporter in the early 1980s. The quake leveled much of May election will be selected at Hartford falls including permanent ineligibility, as the caucuses. Leninakan, Armenia’s second- BOSTON (AP) — Derrick Lewis tied his “ Bob Morra is a good candi­ largest city 10 miles east of the career-high with 32 points to lead Northeastern to a date,” said Zizka. “ He’ll be hard Funds sought for sub base Turkish border. 87-72 victory over Hartford in an ECAC-North to beat, (But) Bob has no NFL owners ready to invoke plan unilaterally GROTON (AP) - The Depart­ construction and operation of Once home to more than 280,000 A heart Shaped Garnet Pendant Atlantic Conference matchup Wednesday night. ment of Defense has asked family housing on military bases people, Leninakan today has only with Diamond accent set In 14KGold Northeastern, 7-5 overall and 3-0 in the NAC, put union the proposal with its modifications and ment today,” said Dick Berthelsen, general counsel Congress to spend more than $86 planned over the next two years. 100,000 inhabitants, thousands of with a 14K Gold Chain. together a 12-0 run through the end of the first half By Ed Shearer for the player’s union. “ It’s no big surprise to us. The Associated Press changes, and absent a negotiated agreement, which million over the next two years From 1980 througn 1989, more whom now live in tents. Many r and into the second and eventually pulled away we all believe is still in the best interest of everybody We’re already in court. W e’ve had the papers filed. for construction projects at the than $170 million was approp­ residents have been evacuated. from the Hawks by as many as 25 points with about 6 It’s been clear since October they were going to ATLANTA — Jack Donlan says the NFL would ... we will implement it on Feb. 1,” Donlan said U.S. Naval Submarine Base, the riated by Congress for various On Dec. 14, rescuers pulled a Enloroed to show detail minutes left. implement Plan B. Whatever players don’t have a rather settle any differences with the player’s union during a news conference following the meeting. submarine school and the Naval construction projects at the sub mother, Susanna Petrosyan, and Hartford. 5-7 overall and 1-2 in the NAC, was led shot at free agency are still illegally restrained” (160 Oil. Min.) by reaching a collective bargaining agreement, but Donlan said there were some changes in the Underwater Systems Center. base and sub school in Groton. her 4-year-old daughter, Gaya- Pr/o«f tuO/fcf to ohtngo. by Lament Middleton with 30 points and got 14 from The previous plan would allow the 10 teams failing that, management’s proposed free agency number of players teams could put on a protected The proposed projects include ney, out of the rubble in Ron Moye. making the playoffs to protect 40 players, the next 10 Manchester • 645-8393 plan will become effective on Feb. 1. list, but he declined to be specific, saying he first improvements to bachelor quar­ Leninakan. Lewis, who previously scored 32 points against wanted to convey the plan to Gene Upshaw, head of teams based on won-lost records to protect 42 and The department has asked Donlan, executive director of the Management ters for enlisted and officer The two had been buried alive Boston University in 1987, was 9 of 18 from the floor the NFL Players Association. the eight teams with the worst records to protect 44. Congress for $45 million in the Jewelers Since 1885 Council, said N FL owners voted unanimously to put personnel, weapon facility and for eight days. To keep her I: and 13 of 13 from the free throw line. The union doesn’t expect the changes to make John Jones, a spokesman for the Management fiscal 1990 defense budget and BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON GUILFORD HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN the plan into effect during a four-hour meeting in storage areas, construction of a daughter alive after their only WILSON ilfo r d new so u th b u r y to r r in g t o n t r u m b u l l w a ter bu r y Tarone Thornton contributed 17 points and 13 M HAVEN Atlanta Wednesday. much difference. another $41 million in fiscal 1991. new child-care center, river food — a jar of blackberry jam — Michaels Charge/Masier Card/Vtsa/American Express rebounds to Northeastern’s victory, while George OILCO. “ As it stands now we will communicate to the “ We fully expected them to make this announce­ See NFL. page 13 The requests are part of an dredging and municipal sewer was gone, the mother had cut her U YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE Yuille added 11 points and 10 assists. $18.2 billion plan for military connections. fingers and fed the child blood. J MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday Jan. 12, 1989 — 13 12 - MANCHFSTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan 12. 1989 Nieuwendyk on SPORTS There’s still plenty to do Here it is and auction prizes, and the three weeks speaker is Allan Peterson, direc­ spree for Flames IN BRIEF into winter, tor, Northeast Fisheries Center. and the fisher­ This is always great. If you need men and hun­ more information, give nrie a By The Associated Press Slaney ready to party ters, are get- holler. A t i n g itchy Joe’s World Then February 4, at the Sphinx For ;i night. Jop Nieuwendyk NHL Roundup NEW YORK (A P) — For Mary Decker Slaney. already. Talk I Temple, down on the Berlin wns up there with the Gretzkys the indoor track season will be like a coming-out Joe Garman R'' Turnpike, the Connecticut Fly party, and she is planning to celebrate. hear from peo­ and the I-emieuxs. Fishermens Association is hav­ Slaney, the United States’ premier women’s ple in and out of Nieuwendyk scored five goals ing its annual dinner. ton beat Toronto for the second distance runner, hasn’t been part of the indoor the ‘‘Back to set a Calgary record, including February 10, 11. and 12 at the time in six days and remained scene for four years. She missed 1986 because of Room” and four in the second period that tied Hartford Civic Center, is the unbeaten in its last six games. pregnancy and 1987 and 1988 with injuries. from readers I meet on the street, always ice fishing. But with the A the NHI, record, leading the Hunting, Fishing, and Truck Druce gave Washington a 1-0 Now she is ready to party. all seems to go something like crazy weather we’ve been having Flames past the Winnipeg Jets 8-3 Show. I used to do the Hartford lead at 3:13 of the first period with “ It will feel new in a lot of respects,” Slaney this: “ Don’t you hate this time of with water freezing, and then Wednesday night. Fishing Show in March, but that’s his second goal of the season, and said. “ I will have to get familiar with indoor year?” , or “ What’s to do between melting. I’m leery of taking Nieuwendyk scored Calgary’s now and spring?” , or I’m getting chances. Just this past weekend, been switched to all salt water first goal at 6:39 of the second scored again at 1:10 of the second tracks again. But I ’ve always been a good indoor when he beat Alan Bester to a runner.” tired of tying flies already. Do you two people and a truck went and boats. So, we’re taking a period and then three times in the think there’s something wrong booth in this event. Sounds pretty bouncing puck in front of the net She feels stronger because of a training through the ice on lakes in the final 2:31 of the period. with me?” good. Will let you know all about it and tapped it in. program that has her running 50-55 miles a week state. "Anything I shot out there later. Toronto pulled within 2-1 at 8:46 as opposed to 40-45 in the past. For the shooters, there’s al­ tonight. I was getting good wood AP photo ways skeet and trap shooting on And then for the serious fly of the second period on Daniel She has a new coach. Bill Dellinger, and a new Well, to answer a few questions, on it." he said. Wednesdays and Sundays. Man­ fishing and collector nuts, Feb. M Marois’ 13th goal and Bengt sponsor. She is the charter member of the L ’eggs OUT FOR YEAR — The Clippers’ Danny or come up with some sugges­ Nieuwendyk scored goals 51 tions, seems to be in order. So chester Sportsmen’s Association and 26. at the Royal Plaza Hotel in Gustafsson made it 3-1 with a Sheer Energy Running Club, after a six-year Manning, left, shares a light moment last season and was named the opens up Wednesday late after­ Marlborough, Mass., the Antique short-handed goal at 4:46 of the affiliation with Nike. with teammate Grant Gondrezick during maybe I can help out some. N NHL rookie of the year. He says For the avid fly fishermen, who noons. and also from 10 a m. on Anglers annual event takes place. third. Slaney will open her season with a race she that prepared him from the Wednesday night’s game. Manning is don’t mind the cold, and getting Sundays. They’re located on This is the greatest collection of rarely runs indoors, 800 meters, Saturday night media onslaught he faced after Canadiens 1, Devils 0: Mats out for the year and will undergo ice in the guides, the Housatonic, Merrow Road in Coventry. fly fishing memorabilia, fly at Dallas. She hopes that event, along with a 1,000 Wednesday’s game. Naslund scored the game’s only Farmington, and Willimanticriv­ tackle, and in the.se later years, at the U.S. West-KOIN Indoor meet at Portland. reconstructive knee surgery. " I think certainly the media goal at 10:18 of the second period Reginald Pinto/Mancheater Herald ers in the trout management lures, and art work, assembled Ore., on Jan. 21. will prepare her for her toughest A word of advice to the fly attention was a lot more picked and Brian Hayward stopped 25 areas are still open. under one roof. Plus the after­ tests of the indoor season, mile races against tyers. Don’t hit it so hard. Leave up in my rookie season." he said. shots in his fourth shutout of the ON TOP — Cheney Tech’s Todd Rose is on top of East Wednesday night at the Techmen s gym. Rose won his If you’re even more of a sucker off a few days in between tying noon of the Feb. 24, there is a High Romanian Olympic gold medalists Paula Ivan, Nieuwendyk is the eighth season as Montreal extended its Windsor’s Kevin Root in their 160-pound bout bout by pin, but Cheney lost the match, 51-24. for punishment, the Salmon sessions. And vary what you’ re Rollers Auction, that has to be Doina Melinte and Maricica Puica on Feb. 3 in player to score four goals in a home unbeaten streak to 16 Couples leads Hope golf River, in Pulaski. N.Y.. has tying. .seen to be appreciated. One fly the MilIro.se Games at New York and Feb. 10 in period, the first since AlSecord of games. .steelhead coming in the river And for the rest of us. this rod went for $15,000 last year. It’s Chicago did it against Toronto on the Meadowlands Invitational at East PALM DESERT, Calif. (A P) - Fred Couples Naslund took a pass from shot a 7-under-par 65 Wednesday to take from now until April. Chances of season starts the countless ban­ a great show. Jan. 7. 1987. Nieuwendyk scored Rutherford. Any, or all of these, are good Bobby Smith and fired from the first-round lead in the five-day Boh Hope Classic. catching a big fish are really good quets, dinners, and sportsmen’s twice on breakaways, twice on top of the left circle. Devils East ice hockey wins in overtime from here on, if you can stand shows. events. Don’t miss them. Couples made nine hirdies in his round at power plays and once while the goaltender Sean Burke got a Indian Wells, the shortest and easiest of the four breaking the ice along the shore, Coming up Saturday, Jan. 28, Flames were short-handed. He piece of the shot, but it trickled Manning vows to return and wading out in near freezing the Connecticut River Salmon Joe Garman, a Manchester has 31 goals this season. desert resort courses used for the first 72 holes of past him and into the net. LOS ANGELES (A P ) — Injured Danny the 90-hole event. water to try for some of those I0-. Association is holding it’s 14th resident for many years, is a Between the goals, there were Red Wings 2, Blackhawks 2: H.S. Roundup Manning vows he’ll continue to play for the Los The format calls for the 128 pros to play one 12-pound, and better, steelies. annual dinner & raffle-auction at recognized authority on the sub­ ject of bamboo fly rods, and the 254 penalty minutes called on the Dave Manson tied the score with Angeles Clippers, but is unsure he’ll be the round on each of the courses, each with a If you want to get just catching Valle’s in Springfield, Mass. Flames and Jets, including 132 in a power-play goal at 8:33 of the multimillion-dollar star forward they fish out of vour svstem. there’s There are over $15,000 in raffle sport of fly fishing. ENFIELD — Mirroring each different team of three amateurs, before the field the second period. There were third period, his 13th of theseaon, anticipated. other’s every move throughout. is cut for the pros-only finish at Bermuda Dunes eight majors called for fighting. off a faceoff won by Troy Murray. “ I’ll play basketball again,” Manning prom­ Wednesday night’s hockey en­ on Sunday. Calgary coach Terry Crisp said Shawn Burr had given the Red ised Wednesday night. “ I don’t know at what counter between East Catholic Jim Gallagher, Brad Bryant and Peter it wasn’t difficult juggling lines Wings a 2-1 lead at 11:28 of the level, but I ’ll play again. I know there’s a chance I Turner responds to coaxing and Fermi High wasn’t decided Jacobsen, the other first-round pace-.setters. all with only a half-dozen players second period will come back and might not be the same player. until overtime. played at the 6.478-yard Indian Wells course and two defenseman left on the Petr Klima scored for Detroit But those are the cards I was dealt.” Eagle senior captain Craig Gallagher birdied four of his last five holes for bench at 17:35 of the first period and The 22-year-old will undergo reconstructive Riendeau scored the game- a 66. while Bryant and Jacobsen shot 67s. Capitals 3. Maple Leafs 2: John Adam Creighton tied it at 8:50 of surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate as Georgetown routs Pitt winner 1:07 into the eight-minute About half the large group at 68 also played at Druce scored twice as Washing- the second. ligament in his right knee. Manning said he extra session for an exciting 7-6 Indian Wells. They included Tom Kite, l.anny would have the operation as soon as he decides on East victory at the Enfield Twins Wadkins. Tommy Armour III Jim Benepe and a doctor. Rink. Wayne Levi Recuperation after surgery could take up to a East is 3-3 overall. 2-3 in games Tim Simpson. Bob I>ohr Gary Koch, David N C A A Hoop Knicks have Pistons year. Ogrin, Kenny Knox and Jay Don Blake, all at that count for slate tournament “ He will come back from this injury.” said Dr. .v li qualification, while Fermi falls to Bermuda Dunes, also had 68s. Tony Daly, the Clippers’ team physician. “ Will 7-2. The Eagles’ next game is Bv The Associated Press he be 100 percent? That’s open to question. Saturday at 3 p.m. in Westwood. number this season Maybe he’ll be at about 90 percent when he comes Colts sign Kennan Mass., against Xaverian High. When John Thompson talks, back, but 90 percent of Danny Manning is a lot "H e (Riendeau) went around IN DIAN APO LIS (A P) — The Indianapolis people listen. Especially his own AUBURN HILLS. Mich. (AP) better than 100 percent of most NBA players.” the left side near the red line and Colts signed former Denver assistant Larry players. — The New York Knicks seem to Manning’s agent. Ron Grinker, said a tendon skated into the zone and got under Kennan on Wednesday as their offensive know what makes the Detroit NBA Roundup will be taken from Manning’s thigh to replace the So when the Georgetown coach a check” Eagle Coach Graham coordinator, the same position he had under Pistons tick and showed it again torn ligament. Similar operations have been told John Turner to contribute I^veston said, explaining Rien- Coach Ron Meyer at Nevada-Las Vegas and for the third time in as many performed on Washington’s Bernard King when more to the team’s effort, he did. deau’s game-winner. “ He went Southern Methodist. meetings this year. Krystkowiak scored a career- he was with the New York Knicks. and the retired Turner scored 18 points and had around the net and stuffed if in.” “ We’re still trying to put bits and pieces New York’s Patrick Ewing high 27 points and helped ignite a Mitch Kupchak when he played for the Los 11 rebounds Wednesday night as Fermi took a 3-2 edge after one together,” said Meyer, who cleaned house with broke a 91-91 tie by sinking a free L5-2 spurt to open the fourth Angeles Lakers. seventh-ranked Hoyas beat Pitts­ period before East tied the game the firing of six Colts’ assistants the day after the throw with 1:26 to play, putting quarter as Milwaukee ran past burgh 76-57 in the Big East. at 5-all after two periods. (Thris N F L regular season ended last month. the Knicks ahead to stay as they Denver and picked up its fourth “ John and 1 had a little Hills scored both Eagle goals in Kennan. 44, coached wide receivers last season came from behind to beat the straight victory. Lauffer stands by claim conversation, and I think he the initial period while * ndy with the Broncos. Before that, he was quarter­ Pistons Wednesday night. 100-93. Denver, suffering its fifth heard what I said.” Thompson Prestash. Scott Zavaski and Sean RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) — A former North back coach of the Los Angeles Raiders for six The Knicks are 3-0 against straight road loss, was led by 27 said. “All of it wasn’t kind, but it Keith added single tallies in the Carolina State department head is standing by years. He previously was offensive coordinator Detroit this season. points from Lafayette Lever. wasn’t cruel.” second The two teams traded his claim that three failing grades were changed under Meyer at UNI.V from 1973-75 and at SMlt /. "W e really stole the game Rockets 122, Spurs 117 OT: on the transcipt of former basketball player tonight.” said New York coach goals in the third with Mark from 1976-78. Thomp.son took aside Turner, a Purvis Short scored six of his 26 Peterson finding the range for the Chris Washburn, despite denials of the charge junior college transfer, on Tues­ Rick Pitino. “ Patrick was really points in overtime, and Houston from the school’s chancellor. under the weather but I ’m really Eagles. Fermi tied the game at day and said Georgetown was got past San Antonio despite 6-all with 3:31 left in regulation on Richard Lauffer, who retired in 1988 after West denies report relying too much on Olympic proud of the team” blowing a 27-point lead. a power-play score by Mike seven years as head of the N.C. State physical guard Charles Smith and fresh­ / Mark Jackson scoring four of LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles Lakers Cavaliers 124, Suns 121: Larry Bruno, who tallied twice for the education department, also responded to re­ man center Alonzo Mourning. his team-high 19 points in the final Nance scored 22 of his 28 points in marks by some faculty members that he had a general manager Jerry West has denied a .V 1:04 of the game. Falcons. “ He just told me to rebound, to the second half and John Willi­ stormy relationship with the athletic department published report that he is considering making help Alonzo on the boards,” Jackson added seven rebounds “ It was a wide open game.” ams had 11 of his 27 in the fourth Leveston said. in his last two years at N.C. State. six-time NBA Most Valuable Player Kareem Turner said “ That’.«i what I did.” and seven assists, while Rod quarter as Cleveland snappedthe “ It’s the truth and I stand by it.” Lauffer said in Abdul-Jabbar a backup center Strickland scored 16 points and East Catholic 2 3 1 1—7 Mourning, who .scored 15 points Suns’ 11-game home winning Fermi 3 2 1 0—6 a telephone interview Wednesday. “ No effort by “ At this point and time, everything that was and blocked seven shots, noticed Gerald Wilkins had 15 for the streak. Scoring: EC- Hills 2, Prestash, Za­ anybody to discredit my reputation is going to written was asinine.” West said about an article Knicks. Ewing finished with 13. vaski, Keith, Peterson, Riendeau. F- the difference. Cleveland, owners of the NBA’s Pfelter 2, Bruno 2, White, Bemis. make me feel any different about it.” published Wednesday in the Daily Breeze of “ He took a lot of pressure off AP photo New York shot 9-for-16 from best overall record at 2.5-6 after Grade changing was one of the allegations nearby Torrance. “ Nothing’s going on right me.” Mourning said. “ He was 3-point range, winning for the 12th time in the contained on the dust jacket cover of a now.” picking up the loose balls, dump­ BLOCK — Georgetown’s Alonzo Mourning, right, blocks "Our 3-point shot got us back in last 13 games, went ahead to stay Girls Basketball forthcoming book. “ Personal Fouls,” which The story said that Abdul-Jabbar. at 41 the the shot of Pittsburgh’s Brian Shorter during their Big the gam e,” Pitino said. "The key ing them back in. helping us all at 107-106on Mark Price’s jumper involves the university’s basketball program. oldest player in NBA history as well as the tonight was passing the ball out of Northwest tops EC out.” East battle Wednesday night at the Cap Centre in with 6:13 remaining. It was the league’s all-time leading scorer, would average In other Top Twenty games. the post” Landover, Md. The Hoyas won, 76-57. 30th lead change in the game. A poor shooting night caused 14 minutes per game in a backup role No. 1 Duke routed William & "When they beat you three trouble for East Catholic as the Reglnald Plnto/Mancheiter Herald Tom Chambers paced the Suns Oglivie invited to camp Also, unidentified sources close to the two-time Mary 100-.38 No. 8 North Carolina times in a row, I guess they have Eagles fell to visiting Northwest with 28 points. REBOUND BATTLE — East Catholic's ic’s Maribeth Hilliard during Wednesday defending NBA champions were quoted as stopped Maryland 88-72, No. 9 had 12. The ho.st Cardinals, 11-2, never your number,” said Detroit coach M ILW AUKEE (A P) - Ben Oglivie, one of the Kings 106, Clippers 104: Kenny Catholic, 43-32. in non-conference Maura MePadden (52) reches for a night’s game at the Eagles’ gym. The saying the club is actively pursuing a trade that Louisville downed South Carolina The Blue Devils, 12-0. led 55-14 trailed im the Metro Conference Chuck Daly. "W e played well in stars of the Milwaukee Brewers’ last American Smith hit a 20-foot jumper with girls’ basketball action Wednes­ reobund along with Northwest Cathol- would bring Indiana forward Herb Williams to 7.5-,52. No. 11 Nevada-Las Vegas at halftime and six players game. They led 28-22 at halftime the first half but we had a hard visiting Indians prevailed, 43-32. League championship team in 1982, will be one second left. capping a 2.3-point day night at the Eagles’ Nest. Los Angeles in exchange for Laker forward got past Fresno State 83-77, No. 13 finished in double figures. Duke and used a 15-2 burst in the second time scoring 100 points. You can’t East, losers of three straight, invited to the team’s spring training camp. performance and lifting Sacra­ Maura Rodgers 5 2-312, Liz Barrett 01-5 Orlando Woolridge. Seton Hall defeated Iona 74-58. held a 49-21 rebounding edge and half to take control. score 16 points in the fourth fall to 4-6 while the Indians are Hartford. Jlm Keane (W) pinned Fregeau 3:27, Oglivie, who will be 40 next month when camp mento over the Los Angeles 1, Tammy Redding 4 2-2 10, Maureen 130- Steve RoslonI (W) pinned Mark Woolridge was signed to a five-year contract No. 14 Florida State beat Jack­ committed only 12 fouls. Kenny Payne and Tony Kimbro quarter and expect to win.” now 9-2. Broderick 31-3 7, Stacy Asuncion 3 0-2 8, Corey Craft (119), Peter Fon- SarnI 2:52, 135- Fongemie (M ) pinned opens, was released by the Brewers after the 1986 Clippers. Beth Ann Cooke 2 1-2 5, Maribeth just last summer after he became a free agent. sonville 85-70 and No. 17 Tennes­ No. 8 North Carolina 88, Mary­ scored 12 points each for Louis­ Detroit lost more than the “ Our defense showed upbut the gemie (130). Scott Schilling (140), Jamie Recine 3:55, 140- Schilling (M) season and has played in Japan the last two The shot ended a nine-game Hilliard 0 0-0 0, Kathy Williams 0 0-0 0. dec. Tonnv Duarte 10-4, 145- Steve see topped LSU 100-96. land 72: Kevin Madden scored 25 ville. Joe Rhett had 13 points for game, however, as starting guard Totals 17 7-17 43. Aaron Dixon (1,52) and George years. road losing streak for the Kings, offense hit a cold spell,” East Bountress (W) pinned Smith :44, 152- Smith scored 19 points and points and Rick Fox got 18 as host the Gamecocks, 8-3. Joe Dumars broke a bone in his Coach Donna Ridel said. “ Also EAST CATHOLIC (32) — Heather Lata (275) were double winners Dlxon (M) dec. Greg ZIto, 160- Dan “ We know what a positive force he was on our Wyche to stay at helm who got 18 points from Rodney OsInskI 20-1 4, Karen Mozdzlerz50-0 10, Durkee (W) pinned Provencal 2:55, 171- Georgetown held Pitt to 19 points North Carolina won its Atlantic Seton Hall 74. Iona 58: Frantz hand and was slated for surgery plaquing the Lady Eagles was the Margaret Riley 2 3-4 7, Maura MePad­ for Manchester. Dixon is now club when he played here,” Brewers general McCray. The Clippers, losers of John Peruta (W) pinned Chasse 4:26, CINCINNATI (A P) — Cincinnati Bengals in the first half. Smith began the Coast Conference opener. Volcy scored 14 points and today. Dumars, who is averaging quickness of the Lady Indians den 21-2 5, Noel Feehan20-04, Barbara 12-0. Craft 11-0-1 and Schilling and 189- Mike Goldberg (W) ma|. dec. manager Harry Dalton said. “ He might be able seven straight games, were ChorazyezewskI 0 0-0 0, Peg Oliveira 0 coach Sam Wyche, who was intensely criticized game with 999 points and became J.R. Reid, still a reserve since a sparked a first-half surge that 16.1 points and was enjoying his which caused numerous Lata each 11-1. Angle, 13-5, Heavyweight- Lata (M) to do the job as an extra left-handed bat on the paced by Quintin Dailey’s 26 0-0 0, Ann Woykovsky 0 0-0 0, Kelli WBF. when the team skidded to a 4-11 record in 1987, the 24th Georgetown player to foot surgery, added 17 points for carried Seton Hall past Iona. best season in four years as a pro. turnovers.” Bender 1 0-0 2, Stephanie Relchardt 00-0 bench.” points and 21 by rookie Charles 0, Sue FIgueredo 0 0-1 0. Totals 14 4-8 32. says he thought about quitting earlier this season score 1.000 in his career. the Tar Heels. 14-2. North Carol­ The Pirates trailed 13-3 in the broke the fourth Metacarpal bone Northwest led after each turn, Smith. 3-polnt goals: NW- Asuncion 2. Tech topped but is no longer considering that. The Hoyas improved to 11-1 ina led 46-35 at halftime and first six minutes before scoring 17 in his left hand. 11-6, 25-14, and 37-18. Halftime: 25-14 Northwest. Results: Warriors 107, Mavericks 106: MHS vs, Newington — 103- John Cheney Tech’s wrestling team Magic leads fan voting Wyche is preparing the Bengals. 14-4, to play overall and 1-1 in the conference. scored the first seven points of the straight points. Volcy led the “ The surgery being performed Margaret Riley hauled down 15 Vllano (N) ma|. dec, John Tucker 18-4, Winston Garland’s 10-foot jumper felt to 0-13 for the season Wednes­ the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl on Jan. They are 7-0 against the Panthers second half. spurt with six points. is called open-reduction,” said rebounds while Kelli Bender Wrestling 112- Walter Lee (M) mal. dec. Ted NEW YORK (A P ) — Magic Johnson, the Los with one second remaining gave Constantine 12-4, 119- Craft (M) pinned day night as it dropped a 51-24 22. He now says that quitting is not a probability. at the Capital Centre. No. 9 Louisville. 75, South John Morton got 17 of his 18 team physician Benjamin Pao- snared 8 for the Eagles. Karen Golden State a victory and Scott MIchaelman 2:55, 125- Greg verdict to visiting East Windsor Angeles Lakers’ versatile guard, continues to Wyche made his comment in response to a Carolina 52: Pervis Ellison scored points in the second half to lucci. "Simply put, this means Mozdzierz was top in the points MHS matmen split Fregeau (M ) mal. dec. Kevin Zoeven lead the fan balloting to determine the starting extended the Dallas Mavericks’ 14-6, 130- Fongemie (M ) pinned Steve High. published story Tuesday that said he might quit No. 1 Duke 100, William ft Mary 11 of his 13 points in the second pre.serve the lead, Seton Hall, that screws will be inserted to department with 10. Maura losing streak to five games. NEWINGTON - The Manches­ Parker :33, 135- Craig PardI (M) pinned Cheney resumes action Satur­ lineups for the Western Conference team in the as coach of the Bengals after the Super Bowl. 38: Duke crushed visiting William half and Louisville beat South 14-1, won in its first game since reduce the fracture. It’s hopeful Chris Garry :31,140- Schilling (M) tech, Mark Aguirre, who had aver­ Rodgers led Northwest with 12 ter High wrestling team came day at noon at Bethel High. NBA All-Star Game. Wyche is in the final year of a five-year & Mary as Christian Laettner Carolina for its 11th straight losing by 34 points at No. 4 he will return within four to six fall Sean Morgan 4:54, 145- Sam Smith 1 aged only 13.8 points in his la.st points. home with a split in a quadrangu­ (M) pinned Mike Lombardi 3:14, 152- Results: 103- Tim Master (EW) WBF, Figures released by theleague Wednesday had contract with the Bengals, Asked about negotiat­ scored 13 points and Danny Ferry victory. Syracuse on Saturday. weeks and it should not hamper four games, scored a season-high East’s junior varsity upped its lar match Wedne.sday night, Dlxon (M ) pinned Peter Karapanos 112- Al Skinner (CT) WBF, 119- Andy Johnson with 389.313 votes, more than 100,000 ing a new contract with the Bengals. Wyche said his career in the future.” 1:34, 160- Tom Provencal (M) pinned Masters (EW) WBF, 125- Brett Lassen 41 points for Dallas. mark to 5-2 with a 36-28 victory. bowing to Wethrsfield High. 37-28, Paul LenzI 1:43, 171- Marc Budnik (N) votes ahead of his closest competitor, forward he was “ not thinking about anything like that Bill Laimbeer led Detroit with (CT) WBF, 130- Thomsen (CT) WBF, Chris Mullin scored 13 of his 35 Denise Miska led the young and toppling host Newington pinned Mark Chaasse 3:15, 189- Ray 135- Bui Hung (EW) WBF, 140- Joyner Karl Malone of the Utah Jazz, who had received until after this next game,” 21 points. John Salley added 16 points in the fourth quarter and Eagles with 12 points. High. 61-10, Angle (M ) pinned Glo Dolesandea3:28, Raez (EW) pinned Matt Wesson :32, 145- 262,718 votes. and Dumars had 15 as the Pistons Heavyweight- Lata (M ) pinned Karl Dan Oullette (EW) dec. Carl Gray, 152- NFL rookie Mitch Richmond added 27 East’s next outing is Saturday Manchester. 9-2-1. resumes ac­ Renner 1:10, Dave Boll (EW) WBF, 160- Todd Rose Center Akeem Olajuwon of the Houston shot just 39 percent from the field at 3 p.m. when if hosts ACC foe tion Saturday at noon when it MHS vs. Wethersfield — 103- Tucker (CT) pinned Kevin Root 1:50,171- Kevin Rockets was a close third with 260,828 votes. From page 11 for the Warriors, who won for the (M) pinned Brandon Main 1:45, 112- Oquendo agrees to terms on 33-for-84 accuracy. eighth time in their last 10 home Sacred Heart. combats New Britain High and Peterson (EW) WBF, 189- Shone Cyr Brlan Hickey (W) dec, Lee 10-5, 119- (EW) pinned Tom Murphy 5:31, NEW YORK (A P) — Jose Oquendo, who New York led 26-22 after one games. NORTHWEST CATHOLIC (43) — host Conard High in West Craft (M ) dec. Joe Cdangelo 3-2, 125- Heavyweight- Paul Rivera (EW) WBF. period, but Detroit pulled ahead Martina into third round played all but one position for the St, Louis Council, said he didn’t think the numbers would Giants. “ As a member of the Management Council, 54-48 at halftime and led 77-73 SYDNEY. Australia (AP) — Top-seeded Cardinals last season, agreed to terrns Wednes­ change much and estimated that the 28 N FL teams I am disappointed becau.se our mandate is to get a after three. Martina Navratilova moved into the third round day on a two-year contract plus an option year for average 59 players per team. collective bargaining agreement. As a club 76ers 103, Nets 94: Charles NCAA adds student advisory board of the $350,000 New South Wales Open tennis a guaranteed $1.15 million. N FL teams have 47-man rosters, with 45 players president. I am very disturbed because I think it is Cougars bow in OT Oquendo, would have been eligible to file for going to cut very deeply into our players.” Barkley scored 25 points and championships Wednesday with a 6-2, 6-4 victory active for each game. Injuries increase the number taken. loophole available to high school sparked a fourth-quarter rally as By Douo Tucker over Hungarian player Andrea Temesvari. arbitration, will receive $450,000 in 1989, $.550,000 of players a team has under contract. Under the plan, teams can protect a certain NEWPORT. R.I. - It was a i’l iladelphia defeated New Jer­ Kevin Wilson (12). Rob The Associated Press " I think this is a giant step prospects who do not meet all the Navratilova, using the tournament as a in 1990. For 1991, the Cardinals can either pick up The N FL has been operating under a 1982 contract number of players, but those above whatever limit bitter road defeat for the sey for its third straight victory. Shuler (11) and Terry Smith forward,” Schultz said. “ It’s controversial freshman- tune-up for next week’s Australian Open, was his option for $750,000 or buy out the contract for that expired on Aug. 31, 1987. The players struck for is set would be free to negotiate with any N F L team Manchester Community Col­ Ron Anderson scored 24 points (10) were the other double SAN FRANCISCO — A new going to be very important now to eligibility standards of Proposi­ happy with her play in her first match since the $150,000. 24 days during the 1987 season, returned to work between Feb. 1 and April 1. A player who qualifies lege men’s basketball team. for Philadelphia. 10 in the fourth figure scorers for MCC. Naval group will soon join NCAA establish a structure where we tion 48. Virginia Slims championships in November. Oquendo batted .277 in 451 at-bats last season without a contract on Oct. 15 and immediately filed for free agency who is on a team’s protected list can After trailing Naval Prep for period, and Mike Gminski added Prep’s John Haase led all schools in the debate concerning can pick very interested sfudent- But she said a cold and an ankle injury she and earned $275,000. an antitrust suit against the N FL in federal court in also negotiate, but his current team would have the most of the game. MCC’s Troy 17. Chris Morris had 20 points and scorers with 37 points. what’s best for college athletes. athelfes who will take the respon- A partial qualifier is a high suffered in Aspen, Colo., last week had put her Four other players eligible for arbitration Minneapolis. right to match an offer or receive compensation in Buck Williams 17 for New Jersey, Moore (team-high 18 points) The new group iscollege athletes. siblity seriously and do their school graduate with a 2.0 overall behind schedule in her preparation. agreed to one-year contracts Wednesday. Donlan said that although the vote was unanimous the event the player goes to another team. tied the game at 66 at the end of which lost its third straight game. Legislation • setting up a 16- homework.” grade point average who does not “ There is nothing in my game that is not all Catcher Rick Cerone and the Boston Red Sox to impo.se what has been called Plan B, “ It wasn’t If an unprotected free agent fails to reach regulation. Unfortunately, the NAVAL PREP (77) — Clark 1 2-2 A, Bulls 106, Hornets 101: Michael Haase 15 7-12 37, Lancaster 5 4-7 14, member student advisory com­ While NCAA students secured a meet other Proposition 48 re­ right. I just need to be a little sharper,” said agreed to $400,000, a $100,000 raise. Outfielder without a whole lot of discussion and a whole lot of agreement with another club, he remains with his Cougars succumbed in over­ Sprungle20-04, NelsanOS-65,Olsen2 Jordan, who scored just two mittee drew far less attention victory in one round, many might quirements such as minimum Navratilova, who was broken when serving for Mike Young and the Milwaukee Brewers agreed dialogue. old team. time, 77-72, Wednesday night. 2-4 6, Casslav 22-37. Totals 2722-3577. points in the first half, added 22 MCC (72) — James 2 2-26, Spence0 than other actions of the 83rd say they suffered a serious test scores or a 2.0 average in the match at 5-2 in the second set. to $350,000, a $45,000 cut. “ Many clubs have a real concern about the Mara said he would rather keep players currently The Cougars slip to 8-7 and 0-0 0, Hodges 0 0-0 0, Lewis 0 4-4 4, the rest of the way to pace annual NCAA convention, which reversal with the elimination of college preperatory courses. Pam Shriver, the defending champion and Outfielder Lonnie Smith and the Atlanta number of players that, in fact, will be free and what under contract because “ you’re more at home with they will host Roxbury Shea 0 3-4 3, Wilson 5 2-412, Seymour Braves agreed to $250,000, a $100,000 raise. Herm Chicago past Charlotte. 3 2-2 8, Glllard 0 0-0 0, Shuler 3 5-6 11, ended Wednesday. But Executive the “ partial qualifier” as spelled Since Proposition 48 went into second seed, was the first player to make the the negative impact that’s going to have on their the people who have been playing for you.” (Mass.) Community College Winningham, and the Cincinnati agreed to Scottie Pippen added 24 points Smith 5 0-2 10, Moore 4 9-12 18, Director Dick Schultz, and oth­ out in Proposition 48. By a 163-154 affect three years ago, an esti­ quarterfinals with a 6-2, 6-3 win over Japan’s particular club,” Donlan .said. “ The step taken this afternoon had to be taken Saturday night at 7:30 at East Chaney 0 0-0 0. Totals 22 27-36 72. $230,000, a $90,000 raise. for Chicago, while Rex Chapman ers, believe it could be one of the vote on Wednesday, Division I mated 1,800 athletes have re­ Etsuko Inoue. “ I ’m not too happy about what happened today .” because collective bargaining has not been fruitful Catholic High School. 3-polnt goals: NP- Cossloy; MCC- led Charlotte with 25. Moore. most significant actions the rul­ schools reversed their decision on ceived scholarship under the said Wellington T Mara, president of the New York through this entire process,” said Joe Robbie. Bucks 123, Nuggets 106: Larry ing body of college sports has Tuesday and closed the only partial qualifier provision. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 12, 1989 — 15 u - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thiirsdnv. Jan 12. 1989 Olympian Kimball faces up to 22 years in jail Puzzles Strickland plays controversial role comedy routine that put my life into jeopardy, Bv Pat Leisner ball. father of the 1984 silver rious injury. ACROSS 5 Gremlin Answer to Previous Puzzle By Jerry Buck 22 years in prison. two of the injured teens, one “ Are you pleading guilty be­ 6 Pen tips because I wasn’t very good at gymnastics. I The Associated Press medalist, said outside the cour­ The case drew international N B The Associated Press The plea surprised Assistant bleeding badly and moaning, cause you are guilty and for no 1 Minute insect 7 ___and downs TV Topics couldn’t do a back flip off a trampoline, for troom. "He did not want toput the attention when Kimball decided E A State Attorney John Skye, who another bloody and screaming. other reason?” Coe asked. 5 Antelopes 8 Bag R m instance, so they had to catch me. I did a TAMPA. Ela — Olympic diver families of the kids through a to compete for a place on the 1988 LOS ANGELES — The creator of ABC’s was about to show jurors 43 color Killed in the accident were "Yes,” replied Kimball, his 9 Sgt. 9 Heroine of “ A E S E ■ balancing act where they also had to catch Bruce Kimball announced a horrible trial, or our fam ily.” Olympic diving team less than a “ HeartBeat” wanted Gail Strickland to play photographs of the crash scene. Robbie Bedell. 19, and Kevin voice barely audible. 12 Nest of D l me. The audience thought it was just part of A Doll's Housf " E surpri.ce guilty plea to drunken The plea came Wednesday as month after the crash. He failed a doctor’s wife, but she opted for the role of a MCGRATH IS A fertility expert and one of “ Obviously the pictures were Gossic, 16. A 16-year-old who pheasants 10 Signals 1 the act.” driving manslaughter to spare testimony was just beginning in ■ ■ lesbian nurse-practitioner. the founders of the clinic. Women’s Medical to make the squad. the most graphically unpleasant survived lost a leg, which was Among the victims’ relatives 13 Thatch palm 11 Approximately w She learned to enjoy working before an grieving relatives who had just the Circuit Court trial on charges K N “ I heard of the project from Sara Davidson, Arts. The series also stars Carmen Argenzi- He pleaded guilty to two counts part of this case,” Skye said later. later reattached. and friends at the trial was 14 Belonging to us (2 wds.l audience, but after graduation she took off for heard gruesome testimony on the that the athlete drunkenly plowed 1 O N who was the writer and creator,” said ano, Laura Johnson, Darrell Larson. Ben of driving under the influence Before the plea. Hillsborough Kimball met with attorneys Bedell’s fiancee. Dawn Berrios, 15 Bewildered 17 Once___a Europe and worked her way around the carnage that killed two teen­ into a crowd of teen-agers with his N B c Strickland, who stars in this series set in a Masters. Kate Mulgrew, Julie Ronnie and manslaughter and three of caus­ County Sheriff's Deputy Karen from both sides in Judge Harry who burst into tears outside the 16 Makes unclear time i Continent as a bartender, a governess and an agers. his father says. G L U women’s medical clinic. Lynn Whitfield. sports cor in suburban Brandon ing great bodily harm while Ovitt testified about the accident courtroom later and said. “ I ’m 18 Carry the day 19 Hurry c Lee Coe's chambers for half an “ We’ve been friends for a long time. She “ Marilyn has a long-term relationship that extra in a Spanish movie. on Aug. 1 The late-night crash driving under the influence. Kim ­ scene for the prosecution. hour, then emerged grim and just glad it’s over. I think we all 19 British Navy 22 Youth gp. S Y R U “ He did it for the right abbreviation said she wrote it with me in mind for one of the was explored the first season,” Strickland injured six others. Kimball and ball, who was jailed pending She described finding two bo­ glassy eyed to make his guilty know the carnage that was out 23 Zola heroine R 20 E l___ Texas said. “ She also has an estranged daughter IN NEW YORK, she studied at the A reasons.” a sobbing Dick Kim ­ characters. But as I read the script I found the his two passengers escaped se­ sentencing Jan. 30. faces seven to there.” 24 Energy unit 1 N C 1 dies on the road “ in pieces” and plea. 21 Acting award character didn’t appeal to me. It was the from an earlier marriage. The character was Neighborhood Playhouse and earned her 25 Feast in Hawaii 23 Recent (pref.) D 1 D ol charming, sophisticated wife of a doctor, and able to say a few things about homosexuality keep by doing commercials and soap operas. 26 Military abbr. 25 Actress Rainer E L L that don’t usually get said on the air. “ The first show I did when I moved to Los 2 7 ______Disney I ’d played that kind of role too many times. 27 Advising of “ But the role of the nurse-practitioner, “She’s accepted and respected by her Angeles was 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show,’” danger 28 At first 39 Field 45 Halt she said. “ I thought they were all like that, 29 Birthmarks Marilyn McGrath, appealed to me very peers. It hasn’t been an issue in the first six 31 Farm agey. 41 Gaggle 47 Slog much. She was funny and wise and had a way episodes we did. What’s fun about the show is where the actor could make contributions and 32 Work crew 30 Dancer Verdon members 48 Busy a s ----- of dealing with things I found interesting.” that we’re all different. We’ve all been was welcomed and appreciated. I haven’t felt SCOREBOARD 33 Untried 32 Actress Lillian 42 Chap defined in our goals and how.we relate to each that much lately as a guest star, except on 34 Collection of 43 Southwestern ‘Murder, She Wrote,’ and that’s because of facts 35 Receive Indians 50 Fleur-de-___ THE CHARACTER WAS also gay, and other. The friendships we’ve developed with the other actors I ’ve noticed are showing up in Angela Lansbury. I hope we (on ‘HeartBeat’) CapItalsS, Maple Leafs2 Arkansas St. X, Mo.-Kansas City 58 3 5 ______36monster Converse 44 Band 51 Card Strickland’s portrayal, beginning with the Big East standings Auroro94,Belolt83 36 Bestow 38 Data instrument 52 Ship's longboat series’ brief run last year, is the first openly the scripts as friendships between the treat people the same way.” Baldwin-Wallace 66, Mount Union 62 She previously starred in two other series, Hockey Washington i i 1—3 Big East Conference O ’ail 37 Least attractive lesbian character on series television. characters.” N Basketball BalI St. 77, Cent. M ichigan56 1 2 3 Toronto 0 1 1—2 W L W L Benedlctlne,Kan. 118, Pittsburg St. 116,OT ABC’s “The Insiders” and the syndicated Providence 3 0 12 0 39 Language of “ It wasn’t the fact that she was gay that I First Period—1, Washipgton, Druce 2 (iilvln87,Adrian 78 ancient Rome n STRICKLAND GREW UP in Birmingham, comedy “ What a Country! ’’ (Gould, FranceschettI), 3:13. Penalties— Seton Hall 2 1 14 1 Capital 75, Heldelberg63 12 found interesting,” said Strickland. “ It was Lanz, T or (hooking), 5:53; Hunter, Was St. John's 2 2 9 4 Cent. Missouri 87, Lincoln, Mo. 73 4 0 ______degree the other aspects of the character. Her sense Ala., and went to school at Florida State NHL standings NBA standings Georgetown 1 1 11 1 □ □ □ (tripping), 8:29; Gartner, Was, malor- Cleveland St. 78, Akron 77 41 Desert in Asia 15 of humor was very much like my own. After I University at Tallahassee. “ My mother was game m isconduct (slashing), 11:14; Rl- Boston College 1 1 7 4 Coe84,Rockford80 Syracuse 1 2 14 2 42 Foolish talk determined I would only go to college WALES CONFERENCE chordson. Tor, triple minor (double rough­ EASTERN CONFERENCE DePaul89,E.llllnols75 J read the script I asked for the role. I didn’t SOLDIER OF FORTUNE - Ed Marinaro, Connecticut 1 2 9 3 IB 20 Pofrlck Division ing, slashing), 11:14; Lanz, Tor (holding), Atlantic Division E. Mlchlgan71, W. Mlchloon63 45 Place give much consideration to the fact that she somewhere she could drive to,” she said. “ I ’d formerly of “ Hill Street Blues,” will play a W L T Pts GF GA By LEWIS WITHAM Pittsburgh 1 2 7 6 12:29; Hatcher, Was (tripping), 14:50, W L PCf. GB V llla no va 1 2 9 6 Elmhurst 94, CarthageX 4 6 _ wanted to go to Sarah Lawrence or Woshlnoton 23 15 7 53 162 145 ___ if was gay.” soldier of fortune on ABC’s “ Dynasty.” Second Period—2, Washington, Druce 3 New York 22 11 .667 Hastlngs94, M arym ount, Kan. 81 standstill 21 22 Pittsburgh 24 14 3 51 189 171 (Gould), 1:10. 3, Toronto, Marols 14 Philadelphia 18 15 .545 4 Take John Riggins' uniform Hope84,Alblon62 Apparently a lot of other people have. She Northwestern. But I had a good time. Marinaro, as Cray Boyd, will have his first NY Rangers 22 15 6 50 170 153 Wednesdav's Results Illinois St.71,Chicago St.X 49 Blanch (Lanz, Domphousse), 9:24 (pp). Penalty— Boston 15 17 .469 6Vz number, adcJ the number of con­ Georgetown 76, Pittsburgh 57 25 26 29 30 said a number of viewers’ letters have “ I didn’t get into drama until my junior encounter with Alexis Colby, played by Joan Philadelphia 23 20 7 48 174 153 Druce, Wos (tripping), 8:46. New Jersey 13 20 .394 9 Illinois Weslyn 92, Augustana,lll. 74 52 Lump New Jersey 16 20 7 39 150 175 ferences committed to New Seton Hall 74, Iona 58 complained about the character’s sexual year. I was in gymnastics and played the Collins, on Feb. 16. He is involved with her in a Third Period—4, Washington, Gustafs- Washington 10 21 .323 11 Tonight's Games Indiana-Southeast 69, Hanover 64 53 Ship-shaped NY Islanders 11 28 7 24 123 173 son 13 (Christian), 4:46 (sh). 5, Toronto, Charlotte 9 24 .273 13 Year’s Day bowl games, subtract Iowa St. 81, Colorodo77, OT 31 clown to amuse the audience while the Adams Division Central Connecticut at Providence, 8 clock preference, but an equal number have plot to regain control of her oil tankers from Solmlng 2 (Reid, Laughlln), 8:49. Central Division the number of seconds in the p.m. Judson71, Concordia, III. 69 equipment was being set up. I developed a Montreal 79 11 6 64 174 131 Penalties— Hunter, Was (hooking), 4:22; Cleveland 25 6 .806 — Kolamazoo 96, Concordia, Mich. 62 54 Glazes J praised her portrayal. Sable Colby. world 200-meter record, and di­ Saturday's (Mimes 34 Boston 17 17 9 43 140 132 FranceschettI, Was (holding), 12:20; Ri­ Detroit 21 10 .677 4 Kent St. 66, Bowling Green 57 Buffalo 17 21 4 38 149 164 vide by the number of NHL UConn at Seton Hall (Meadowlonds), 55 Tennis player chardson, T or (roughing), 12:20; Peeters, Atlanta 21 12 .636 5 8 p.m. Ken von 59, Oberlln 58 1 Hartford 17 21 3 37 145 143 Nastase 37 3B Was, served by Caurtnall (delay of Milwaukee 19 11 .633 5'/z teams before expansion. Syracuse at St. John's, 2 p.m. Liberty 72, Youngstown St. 71 Quebec 13 26 5 31 151 200 pome), 14:44. Chicago 18 14 .563 7’/? McPherson 93, Bethany, Kan. 92, OT 56 M ao___tung CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Boston College at Georgetown, 8 p.m. Indiana 9 23 .281 16'/z Vlllanova at Providence, 8 p.m. Michigan St. 64, Northwestern62 57 Ornamental Norris Division Shots on goal—Washington 8-12-14—34. WESTERN CONFERENCE PAYOFF: The answer is also Mo.-St. Louis 76, NE Missouri 73, OT TV Tonight W Sunday's Games pattern L T Pts GF GA Toronto 11-9-10—30. Midwest Division the record for Kentucky Derby Mount Mercy 83, Clarke71 48 Detroit 20 16 7 47 164 161 Oklahoma at Pittsburgh, noon 58 Fermenting 42 43 44 Power-play Opportunities—Washington W L Pet. GB victories by a jockey. It is held Monday's (Mimes NW Missouri St. X, SW Baptist 71 St. Louis 15 19 7 37 142 150 0 of 3; Toronto 1 of 5. — Houston 20 12 .625 Syracuse at UConn (Civic Center), North Park84, Carroll, WIs. 81 agent Toronto 15 26 3 33 135 185 Goalies— Washington, Peeters, 10-3-3 (X Utah 20 14 .588 1 by Eddie Arcaro. Who else holds Northwd, Mich. 83, Aaulnas79 49 old girl learns about the adult world when 7:30 p.m. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Revenge of 1 1 :00PM ® ® (22; 30) (40 News [E S P N ] SportsLook Minnesota 13 21 7 33 134 152 shots-28 saves). Toronto, Bester, 6-8-0 Denver 19 14 .576 I'/z it? OhloU.X,Mlaml,Ohlo74 5:00PM she's sent to live with her Amish relatives Chicago Vlllanova at Seton Hall, 8 p.m. DOWN the Nerds II: Nerds In Paradise’ (CC| [H B O ] Andrew Dice Clay (CC) Comic 11 25 6 28 155 191 (34-31). Dallas 17 14 .548 2'/j Ohio Weslyn67, Denison 53 in itosl-war Pennsylvania Eddie Albert, C5J 38 M -A 'S -H Smvthe Division Tuesday's (Mimes 53 More indignities await the brothers of Andrew "Dice ” Clay presents an evening A— 15,425. San Antonio 10 22 .313 10 Ollvet79,Alma62 Ri[) Torn, Ann Wrtdgeworth 1976 19J Benny Hill Calgary 28 9 6 62 185 125 Referee—Ron Shick. Linesmen— M iami 3 29 .094 17 Pittsburgh at Boston College, 8 p.m. Ottawa, Kan. 75, Bethel, Kan. 67 1 Chew Lambda Lambda Lambda when they at of no-holds-barred adult humor. (60 min.) Los Angeles 25 15 3 53 222 177 Ron Asselstine, Pot Dopuzzo Wednesday's Games 56 22 (30) Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) 11 Cheers (CC) (In Stereo) Pacific Division Georgetown at Providence, 7 p.m. SE Missouri 77, Mlssourl-Rolla65 2 Unless tend a Fort Lauderdale Iraternity conven Edmonton 23 16 4 50 192 162 L.A. Lokers — 22 12 .647 St. John's a t Rutgers, 9 p.m. Shawnee St. 91, Wilmington, Ohio 72 non Robert Carradme, Curtis Armstrong, i24 Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ 18 Headline News [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Hamburger Hill' Based Winnipeg 15 16 9 39 162 171 Phoenix 20 13 .606 I'/j Southwestern, Kan.85,TaborS6 3 Nasal-toned J Larry B Scott 1987 Rated PG 13 (In teau on the 82nd Airborne Division’s valiant Vancouver 16 22 6 38 140 144 RedWlngs2.Blackhawks2 Portland 19 13 .594 12 20 All in the Family 2 St. Fronds, III. 69, NE Illinois 66, OT 4 ___or coffee © MSg. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Stereo) 10-day effort to secure a strategic military Wednesdoy's Gomes Seattle 18 13 .581 2'/3 XDBiJBH Aiiig :ddOAVd St. Mary of the Plains 94, Sterling 81 !26 MOVIE: 'Warlords of Atlantis' War 24 This Old House (CC) Montrpol 1, New Jersey 0 Big East results [MAX] MOVIE: a Prize of ring factions struggle for control of the location in North Vietnam Anthony Barrile, Detroit 1 1 0 0—2 Golden Stole 14 16 .467 6 9 6t - S * 1-9 IU3MSNV St. Xavier 79, Purdue-Calumet 74 5;30PM i26 Improv Tonite Guest host; Wil Shri- Woshlnoton 3, Toronto 7 Sacromento 9 21 300 11 WIs.-Eau Cloire 102, WIs.-OshkosH 70 Gold' In occupied Berlin, a scheme devel­ sunken Lost Continent of Atlantis Doug Michael Patrick Boatman, Don Cheadle. Chicago 0 1 1 0—2 ner Comics Howard Allen. Monty Hoff­ 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Detroit 2, Chicago 2, tie L.A. Clippers 10 24 .294 12 © 1 9 8 5 by NEA. Inc Wls.-Stout78, Wls.-Superlor77 ops to steal a shipment of cjolri bullion from McClure, Cyd Charisse, Peter Gilmore Caloarv B, Winnipeg 3 First Period—1, Detroit, Kllma 5 man, Murray Langston. (R) (Oates, Barr), 17:35. Penalties—Kocur, Wednesdav's Gomes Georgetown 76, Pittsburgh 57 Wlttenberg75, Ohio Northern47 the Berlin airlift Richard Widmark, Mai Zet 1978 [USA] Search for Tomorrow Thorsdov's Gomes Indiana 127, Boston 108 Wooster X, Otter bein 59 terling, Nigel Patrick 1955 41 PELICULA: 'Santo y Blue Demon Montreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Det (Interference), 4:05; Norwood, Det (38 MOVIE: 'Hooper' A stunt man is 2:15A M [M AX] MOVIE: 'Deadtime (holding), 11:49; Sanipass, Chi (Interfer­ Phllodelphlo 103, New Jersey 94 W right St. 62, Ashland58 CELEBRITY CIPHER goaded into staging the greatest stunt of contra los Monstruos' Santo y Blue De­ Chicago o t Butfolo, 7:35 p.m. Chlcogo 106, Charlotte 101 PITTSBURGH (57) Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created trom quotations by Iambus people, past and present 6:00PM (3 ] 3 3 30 40 News Stories' Werewolves, witches and mur­ ence), 14:53; Kocur, Det, malor (fighting), Bucks 123, Nuggets 106 SOUTHWEST all lime Burl Reynolds. Sally Fields, Jan- mon deben enfrentar a un extravagantc Quebec at Phllodelphlo, 7:35 p.m. New York 100, Detroit 93 Shorter 7-12 2-4 16, Porter 1-6 4-4 6, Austin Col. 78, Midwestern St., Texas 63 Each letter in the cipher stands lor another. Today's clue X equals M derous teens haunt this trilogy of superna­ 18:08; M cG ill, Chi, m alor (fighting), 18:08; M artin 2-9 4-6 8, M iller 2-4 85 8, Csl ;61r Three's Company Michael Vincent 1978 cieniifico, dedicado a oxperimenios sobre Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. NIII, Det (hooking), 19:X. Milwaukee 123, Denver 106 Pan American 66, Texas-Arlington 99 la resurreccion, con personas vivas. Jorge tural tales. Scott Valentine, Melissa Leo, St. Louis at Los Angeles, 10:35 p m. Houston 122, Son Antonio 117, OT DENVER (106) Matthews 58 2-312, Brookln89827, Maslek Panhandle St. 84, Fort Hays St. 67 3 ) M att Houston 41 Primavera Nicole Picard 1986 Rated R. Friday's Gomes Second Period—2, Chicago, Creighton 10 Cooper 3-4 3-4 9, English 6-18 2-2 15, 0-0800, Cavanaugh800-00.Totals28481524 D U M L T L M L E ZLUZWTLA rado, Carlos Anctra 1969. (Wilson, Savard), 8:50 (pp), 3, Detroit, Cleveland 124, Phoenix 121 SW Oklahoma 83, Science 8,Arts, O klo.65 i11) Benson ;57 This Old House (CC) New York Islanders at New Jersey, Sacramento 106, L A. Clippers 104 Schoyes 1-41-23, Adams5119-923, Lever 11-X 57. Southern Meth. X, Baylor 67 57 News (CC) :45 p.m. Burr 5 (Kocur, King), 11:28. Penalties— 5-6 27, Davis 8-15 0-0 16, Turner 1-1 04) 2, GEORGETOWN (76) (18 Cagney & Lacey [CNN] PrimeNews 2:30A M ® tmprov Tonite Guest host: Larm er, Chi (holding), 4:15; Probert, Det Golden State 107, Dallas 106 Stephen F.AustIn 79, Texas Southern 72 H E a H D G J H D H D L Z U Q S L 61 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Wil Shriner. Comics Howard Allen. Monty Edmonton at Washington, 8:05 p.m. Thursday's Games Rasmussen 0-12-22, Hughes 0-204)0, Lane3-7 Jockson 1-10 5-6 7, Turner 89 2-5 18, 20 A-Team (roughing), 8:06; NIII, Det (cross-checking), TexasX,Rlce65 [D IS ] Best of W alt Disney Presents: • Hoffman, Murray Langston. Winnipeg at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m Charlotte at New York, 7:X p.m. 1- 87, Natt 1-10-02. Totals39-8423-33106. Mourning 58 56 15, Bryant 84 3-4 10, Texas Christian 51, Arkansas 45 [CNN] Moneyline 8:06; M cG ill, Chi (holding), 13:47; Smith 9-141-219, Tlllm on 1-3802, Bell 1-3802, (22 News (Live) Golden Dog A ghost must prove himself Third Period—4, Chicago, Manson 13 Boston at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Texas LutheronX, SchrelnerX W P N J L J T W E A L E H W worthy of admission to heaven by doing a [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet ® Superior Court Miami at Washington, 7:X p.m. MILWAUKEE (123) Winston 80 3-4 3, Mutombo 83 80 0, Texas T ech 76, Houston 74, OT (24 Doctor Who Part 5 of 6 NHL results (T.Murrav), 8:33 (pp). Penalties—McGill, Cummings 9-21 7-9 25, Krystkowlak 8-13 good deed (60 mm ) [E S P N ] College Basketball: Oregon ® Home Shopping Overnight Service Portland at Houston, 8:X p.m. Thompson81CHX).Totals285519-2776. Waviand Baptist 72, Southwestern, Texas 26 T.J, Hooker Chi (roughing), 3:33; Sharpies, Det (hlgh- 11-1227, Slkmo5-112-213,Moncrlef 6-122-214, A J B L Z H J H X W E L L U Z J N V State at Arizona (2 hrs ) (Live) (3 hrs.) stlcklng), 8:X; Manson, Chi (holding), San Antonie at Utah, 9:X p.m, 65 [TM C ] MOVIE: Hamburger Hill' Based Dallas at Seettle, 10 p.m. Pressev 6-105517, Humphries4-60-03, Pierce Halftime—CJeorgetown X , Pittsburgh 19. FAR WEST 38 Family Ties (CC) on the 82nd Airborne Division's valiant [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts Len Daw­ (Tv) Alice 9:10; Yawnev, Chi (holding), 12:06; Nor­ 2- 9 55 9, Roberts 1-1 (M) 2, MokeskI 3-58polnt 0-0 6, gools—Pittsburgh 2-7 (Miller 1-3, Canadlens 1. Devils 0 wood, Det (roughing), 18:24; Sanipass, Friday's (Mimes Loyola Marymount 113, San Francisco95 XUEBQLEJHL VWQESLTUE 41 Noticias 10-day (.‘flon to secure a strategic military son. Nick Buoniconti (60 min.) (In Stereo) Dating Game Atlanta at Philadelphia 7:X p.m. Horford 1-204)2. Totols459032-35123. Brookln 1-3, M orton 81), (Georgetown 1-8 Nev.-Las Vegas 83, Fresno St. 77 location m Nortli Vietnam Anthony Barrile, Chi (roughing), 18:24; Zombo, Det (slash­ (Bryont 1-1, Tlllmon 81, Thompson 81, 57 World of Survival (R) [USA] Miami Vice Milwaukee at Miami, 7:X p.m. Pepperdlne72, Santo Claro63 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I would like to be Maria, but there is La Callas Mictiael Patrick Boatman. Don Cheadle [CNN] Sports Latenight New Jersey o 0 0—0 ing), 19:55. Denver 20 39 27 20—106 Jockson 82, Smith 83). Fouled out— Overtime— None. Penalties—None. Washington at Detroit, 8 p.m. TOURNAMENT who demands that I carry myself with her dignity." - Maria Cailas. [DtS] MOVIE: The Young Magician' A 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) 11:30PM ® T a x i [ESPN] SportsCenter Montreal 0 1 0—1 Denver at Chlcogo, 8 p.m Milwaukee 31 24 34 34—123 Mourning, Matthews. Rebounds— Chase Lincoln First Bank Collealate boy with telekinetic powers comes to the First Period—None. Penalties—Lolselle, Shots on goal— Detroit 5-11-10-0—26. 3-Polnt goals—Adams 4, English, Pittsburgh 29 (Shorter 7), Georgetown [USA] Murder, She Wrote 8 40 Nightline (CC). [USA] Code Red Chicago 15-18-5-3-^1. Sacramento at Phoenix, 9:X p.m. Tournamen rescue when his hometown is threatened NJ (holding). 2:10; Donevko, NJ (hold­ Cleveland at L A Lakers, 10:X p.m. SIkmo. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— 34 (Turner 11), Assists—Pittsburgh 12 First Round with chemical disaster Rusty Jedwab. Na ^9 38 Morton Downey Jr. ing), 7:38; Richer, Mon (tripping), 9:27; Power-play Opportunities—Detroit 0 of Denver 51 (Cooper, Lone 12), Milwau­ (Porter 4), (Georgetown 19 (Bryant 6). Total 8:30PM 22 30 Different World (CC) 2:35A M (B Family Feud 6; Chicago 2 of 7. Golden State at L A. Clippers, 10:X (Geneseo St. 101, Brockport St. X tas7a Maras/ek, Edward Garson 1987 Corson, Mon (Interference), 13:03; Ander­ kee 52 (Krystkowlak, Pressev 9). fouls—Pittsburgh 19, (Georgetown 18. A— Hobart 87, St. John FIsherX WhiiU'Y tnub lo keop Kim s pru^nancy lest 11 Honeymooners son, NJ (tripping), 14:49; Carbonneou, (Soalles— Detroit, Stetan, 13-8-2 (41 Assists—Denver 27 (Lever9), Mil woukee28 13,878. Rated NR quid (In Stereo) 3.00A M ® MOVIE: 'Young Tom Edi­ shots-39 saves). Chicago, Belfour, 2-8-2 Roberts Wesleyan X , Nazareth, N.Y. 84, I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 18 Bravo Mon (hooking), 15:08. (Pressev 8). Total fouls— Denver 25, OT [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated (57 Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) son' The child Tom Edison is portrayed (26-24). Milwaukee 24. Technicals—Denver Illegal by Henri Arnoid and Bob Lee (20 American Skier Second Period—1, Montreal, Noslund 19 RocnesterTech9l, Keuka74 [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Top Gun' (CC) United from the making of his first inventions (Smith, Green), 10:18. Penalty—Albelln, A— 16,177. defense, Milwaukee coach Harris. Seton Hall 74, Iona 56 9l00P M Paradise (CC) Ethan, States Naval pilofs take to the skies to 22, 30 Tonight Show (In Stereo) through the lime he saved a train from NJ (Interference), 5:22. Referee—Bill McCreary. Linesmen— NBA results Unscramble these four Jumbles, ...And then I went to wronfjfully accused of murder, flees from compete for the highest fionors at Mirimar 24 Innovation A visit lo vineyards in New being wrecked. Mickey Rooney, Fay Bain- Third Period— None. Penalties—Albelln, Shane Hever, Don Schachte. HowTop20fared one letter to each square, to form blah...blah...blah... bounty hunters and a Texas lawman (60 Rockets 122, Spurs 117(0T| SETON HALL (74) four ordinary words. Naval Air Station, tom Cruise, Kelly McGil- Jersey and New York’s Finger Lakes re- ter, George Bancroft, 1940, NJ (roughing), 10:22; Lemleux, Mon (Gaze 89 3-4 10, W alker 811 4-5 10, ^ N I ^ min ) (In Stereo) (roughing), 14:03; Albelln, NJ (hlgh- Pacers 127, Celtics 10B lis, Anthony Edwards 1986 Rated PG (In gion ® The Judge (CC| Ramos 3-5 1-2 7, M.Cooper 1-4 0-0 2, How The Associated Press Top Twenty 1.8 , 40 Dynasty (CC) Blake must comply stlcklng), 18:57. Stereo) 26 Racing From Plainsfietd (11) Update: Making it Happen HOUSTON (122) Greene 2-6 2-2 7, Wlglngton 0-0 80 0, Morten college basketball teams fared Wednes­ NITLE with Krystle s wishes or she won’t have Shots on goal—New Jersey 7-9-9—25. Short 9-16 8-9 26, Thorpe 512 6-8 16, 5-13 56 18, Volcy 7-11 81 14, Avent 88 80 6. [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power Montreal 11-8-5—24. INDIANA (127) day: the operation nor renew their wedding 57 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (1® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) W illiam s 7-16 0-0 14, Person 10-17 8-8 29, Olaluwon 13-24 3-4 29, Floyd 6-11 2-3 16, Totals 27-67 1 5 X 74. 1. Duke (12-0) beat William & M ary Power-ploy Opportunities—New Jersey Transactions Woodson 7-17 3-6 17, M cCorm ick 4-7 02 8, IONA (58) 6:30PM C£)CBS News(CC) (InSlereol vows (60 min ) [CNN] Sports Tonight [CNN] Headline News Overnight 0 of 4; Montreal 0 of 6. Smits 9-103-421, Sklles0-12-22,MIIIer 4-93-413, 100-38. k Fleming 5-76ni 16, Tlsdole7-114-418, Long5-7 Johnson 1-3 4-5 6, Chlevous 1-4 2-4 4, Green 516 2-2 15, Langdon 811 2-2 8, 2. Illinois (13-0) did not play. ® (38 Family Ties (CC| (9 ; Untouchables [DIS] MOVIE: 'Biggies - Adventures in [DIS] MOVIE: 'Houdini' The man consi­ Goolles—New Jersey, Burke, 13-14-6 (24 Brown020-00, ThompsonO-OOOO, NevIttOO K.Cooper 1-5 0^ 2, Grant 56 2-3 13, Time' Unexplainably thrust backwards in dered to be the world's greatest magician shots-23 saves). Montreal, Hayward, 11-8-3 0-0 10, Gray 1-20-02, D relling0-0 2-22. Totals 3. Oklahoma (13-1) did not play. (S3 !40) ABC News (CC) 11 Financial Freedom 48-8028-X127. OO 0. Totals 46-96 28-41 122. Pa vne3-9 849, McClese 1-10-0 2, Johnson 2-4 time, a modern-day adventurer assists a is shown in biographical comedy. Tony (25-25) BASEBALL 4. Syracuse (14-2) did not play. (22 30 Cheers (CC) Woody, feeling inad­ BOSTON (108) SAN ANTONIO (117) 04)6, Worthy8104)0, Duck l-61-33,Savage81 SOSYM (11, Jeffersons World War I aviator on a top-secret mili­ Curtis, Janet Leigh, Torin Thatcher 1953. A—16,546. American League 5. Iowa (13-1) did not ploy. equate al Cheers, goes to work for another McHole 9-19 3-4 21, Lewis 3-’ 2 2-2 8, G.Anderson 7-176-920, W. Anderson 8-183-6 04)0.Totals»-60181458. 6. Michigan (13-1) did not play. (22; (30) NBC News (CC) tary operation, Neil Dickson, Alex Hyde- Referee— Bob Holl. Linesmen— Mike BOSTON RED SOX—Agreed to terms bar (In Stereo) [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest Parish 5-14 7-8 17, Johnson 6-9 0-0 13, 19, BrIckowskI 2-62-26, Maxwell 10178-1029, Halftim e—Seton Hall 34, Iona 29. 8polnt 7. Georgetown (11-1) beat Pittsburgh White. Fiona Hutchison 1988 Rated PG Cvik, Gerard Gauthier. with Rick Cerone, catcher, on a one-year Robertson 9-18 2-2 20, Cook 2-4 2-2 6, goals—Seton Hall 517 (Morten 87, C24) (57, Nightly Business Report [HBO] MOVIE: ' House' (CC) A young contract, Alnge6-161-114, AcresOl 0-00, Shaw 2-71-15, 76-57. 24: Smiley's People While searching the Whitehead 03 04) 0, Greenwood 6-9 3-4 15, Greene 1-4, Gaze 1-6), lona4-12(Johnson2-4, 1 1 :35PM (B Night Court writer must face the horrors of his past CALIFORNIA ANGELS—Named Deron Paxson 8-15 4-4 70, Grandlson 02 0-0 0, 8. North Carolina (14-2) beat Maryland (41' Noticiero Univision scene of Vladimir's murder, Smiley (Sir FlamesB.JetsS Lohaus 4-7 0-0 8, Rivas 1-2 0-0 2, Roth 0-1 04)0, King 1-2002. Totals 4595 26-35 Green 1-5, Grant 1-1, Langdon 82), Fouled 88-72. when his son disappears in an old family Johnson hitting Instructor. (61 Love Connection Alec Guinness) discovers an important [TMC] MOVIE: Wall Gamble 01 OO 0.Totals 44-105 18-X 108. 117. out—None. Rebounds—Seton Hall 52 9. Louisville (11-2) beat South Carolina 11:55PM home. William Kail, George Wendt, Ri­ MILWAUKEE BREWERS—SIgnedMIke REVON G WHAT SOES ONJ piece of evidence (60 mm ) Part 2 of 6 Street' (CC) An ambitious young stock­ Indlona M X 36 31—177 Houston 37 24 19 26 16—122 (W alker 11), Iona 35 (Green 7). 7552. [CNN] Showbiz Today chard Moll. 1986. Rated R. Winnipeg l 2 (t—3 Young, outfielder, to a one-year contract. Assists— Seton Hall 17 (Greene 6), Iona 8 ANC? OM ANC7 HAS 41 Encadenados broker skyrockets to success under the tu­ Boston 22 21 36 29—108 San Antonio 10 34 27 35 11—117 10. Missouri (13-3) did not play. [ESPN] SportsLook Calgary 2 5 1—8 MINNESOTA TWINS—Signed Gene 3-Polnt goals—Miller 2, Person, John­ 3-Polnt goals—Floyd 2, Maxwell. Fouled (Grant 5). Total fouls— Seton Hall X , ''ONESELF' IN THE telage of a ruthless corporate raider. Mi­ 3:05A M ® News (R) First Period—1, Winnipeg, McBaIn 24 Larkin, designated hitter, to a one-year 11. Nevada-Las Vegos (11-2) beat Fresno 57 Mystery!: Inspector Morse II (CC) A son, Alnge. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— out—Thorpe, Ololuwon, W.Anderson, Iona 19. A—7,679. State 83-77. AA\IP!PLET [H B O ] Smoking: Everything You and wealthy builder's daughter disappears chael Douglas, Charlie Sheen. Daryl (Hawerchuk, Nummlnen), 5:37. 2, Caigory, contract. Signed John Christensen, out­ BrIckowskI. Rebounds—Houston 59 Your Family Need To Know Surgeon Hannah 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) 3:30A M QI) Twilight Zone fielder, to a minor-league contract. Indlana48 (Person 10), Boston49 (Parish 15). 12. Arizona (9-2) did not play. from her posh boarding school (60 min ) NIeuwendvk 27 (Suter, Vernon), 11:45 (pp). Assists—Indiana 33 (Sklles 10), Boston 22 (Short, Thorpe 10), San Antonio 63 13. Seton Hall (14-1) beat Iona 74-58. General C Everett Koop answers ques­ [E S P N ] PGA Golf: Bob Hope Desert 3, Calgary, PepllnskI 7 (Otto, Romoge), Agreed to terms with Mike Dyer ond (G.Anderson, Greenwood 13). Assists— Wednesday’s college hoop scores F GNAC Part 1 of 2 12:00A M ( B Kojak Park Pittman, pitchers. (Shaw 5). Total fouls— Indiana 21, Boston 14. Florida State (11-1) beat Jacksonville Now arrange the circled letters to tions about smoking Classic Second Round From La Quinta. 12:49. Penalties—Suter, Cal (board­ 25. Technicals—Miller, Boston Coach Houston 24 (Floyd 12), San Antonio 22 8570. '' > form the surprise answer, as sug­ [C N N ] Larry King Live C8; USA Today Scheduled animal rights ing), 8:11; Boschman, Win (roughing), National League [USA] Cartoons Calif. (2 hrs.) (R) Rodgers2(eIected). A—14,890. (Robertson 7). T otal fouls—Houston 27, San EAST 15. North Carolina State (9-1) did not play. gested by the above cartoon. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Houdini' The man consi­ activists vs fur-coal wearers, losing 10:53; Donnelly, Win, m lnor-miscondurt ATLANTA BRAVES—Signed Lonnie Antonio 31. Technlcols— Son Antonio Illegal [USA] MOVIE: Survival 1 9 9 0 ’ A (roughing), 16:00; E llett, Win, m lnor- Smith, outfielder, to a one-year contract. Alderson-Broaddus 103, Davis & Elkins99 7:00PM C£) inside Edition dered to be the world's greatest magician weight (Pan 4 of 5) (R) defense2, BrIckowskI. A—11,966. Bates 70, Thomas Coll. 52 16. Kansas (13-1) did not play. soldier-of-fortune joins a couple in their mlsconduct (roughing), 16:00; M.Hunter, CINCINNATI REDS— Signed Herm Wln- 76ers103.Nets94 (S3 News IS shown in biographical comedy Tony H' Star Trek quest to carry on in a decimated world. nlngham, outfielder, to a one-year Bloomsburg77,C.W.Post52 17. Tennessee (11-1) beat Louisiana State Answer here: - n - n . Curtis. Janet Leigh, Tonn Thatcher 1953 Cal, mlnor-misconduct (roughing), 16:00; Boston U . 83, Molne68 100-X. ® (22: Wheel of Fortune (CC) i18) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Nancy Cser, Jeff Holec, Craig Williams PepllnskI, Col, mlnor-misconduct (rough­ contract. Cavaliers 12. Suns 121 (Answers tomorrow) 1985 ing), 16:00; Togllanettl, Win, malor (fight­ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Agreed to NEW JERSEY (94) BrldgeportTB, Lowell69 18. Ohio State (11-3) did not ploy. C?3) (403 Cosby Show (CC) C2d) Wild. Wild West Bucknell100,Lehlgh91 19. (Georgia Tech (10-2) did not play. [ESPN] College Basketball: Kentucky ing), 16:00; Otto, Cal, m alor (fighting), terms with Jose Oauendo, Inflelder- M orris 8-15 3-3 20, B.WIIIIams 6-10 5^ 17, Jumbles: CHANT LANKY POLICY BUCKLE (11) (38) Cheers (CC) at Florida (2 hrs.) (Live) (26 To Be Announced. 3:40A M ® Nlghtwatch Joined in outflelder, on atwo-yeor contract. C arroll 4-13 0-2 8, Hopson 4-123-311, Conner CLEVELAND (124) Cortland St. 68, SkIdmoreSO 20. Providence (12-0) did not play. Yesterday's 16:00; Hughes, Win, m lnor-m alor (Instiga­ Nance 11-X 6-8 28, Sanders 2-5 04) 4, What the chiropractor's fees amounted to— Progress tor, fighting), 17:06; Roberts, Cal, m alor Pioneer League 4-15 04) 8, Hinson 4-6 5-6 13,McGee1-5 Delaware St. IX, Brooklyn Col. 84 Answer: (18) Rockford Files [H B O ] MOVIE; 'The Hidden' An alien 40 Current Affair 2-4 4, Bagiev 3-8 1-1 7, Berry 1-5 04) 2, Daugherty 8-154-6X , Harper 4-80-08, Price Dowllno97, Mollov61 "BACK" PAY creature roams Los Angeles turning law- 3:50A M [TM C] MOVIE: 'Something (fighting), 17:06. BUTTE COPPER KINGS—Announced 11-1704)24, W illiam s 12-173-327, Ehlo4-101-29, Drexel 78, Delaware69 (20) M -A -S -H (61 Best of Love Connection Second Period—4, Calgary, Mullen 27 Bump Wills will returnasmanagerandChrls Shackleford2-40-04, LeeO-10-00. Totals37-94 abiding citizens into homicidal maniacs. W ild’ A mild-mannered executive is 19-2594. ValentIne1-104)2,Dudlev1-104)2.Totals54-94 Franklin & Marshall 69, Elizabethtown62 (24) (57, MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [CNN] Newsnight (Macinnis, Suter), 5:15 (pp). 5, Calgary, Kemple w ill return os general monagef. 14-19124. Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Noun, Ed whisked away on an exciting but danger­ PHILADELPHIA (103) Fredonia St. 66, Oneonta St. 58 (26 The Streets of San Francisco O Ross. 1987 Rated R NIeuwendyk 28 (Patterson, Nattress), 6:29 PHOENIX (121) Frostburg St. IX , Wesley 71 Rec Hoop How bacli In •locli, Jumljln Booli No. 38 !■ ■vollobll lot 12.80, which In c lu d ii jp o tIjM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Hope and Glory' (CC) ous adventure after meeting a beautiful (sh). 6, Winnipeg, Ashton 15 (Boschman), South Atlantic League Barkley 11-12 3-3 25, Coleman 2-5 1-2 5, .^iS d lln S Ifom Jumbl., d o I h ll hbwdpbpnr, P.O. B o . 4388, O rt.ndo FL 3 2 8 6 2 ^ . (30' Current Affair John Boorman’s autobiographical account mystery woman. Jeff Daniels, Melanie GmlnskI 4-12 9-9 17, Cheeks 4-11 04) 8, Chambers 11-OT 55 28, G illiam 11-21 1-3 23, (Georgetown 76, PlttsburghS7 In ^ u M you^nim d, id d io M «nd ilp c o d t in d m ilia your chdcli p iy ib lo to N iw ip a p e rb o o b t. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'First Blood' A Vietnam 7:22 (pp). 7, Calgary, NIeuwendvk W COLUM BIA METS—Named Bill Stein LangO-10-00, Hornacek6-112-215, K .Johnson Glenville St. 72, Bluefleld St. 63 veteran uses his Green Beret training when of life as a young boy in World War II Eng­ Griffith, Ray Liotta 1986 Rated R. (In (Mullen, Macinnis), 17:29 (pp). 8, Winnipeg, manager and Jack Fisher pitching coach. Hawkins 4-8 2-4 12, Anderson 11-16 2-3 24, (AT Senora land. Sarah Miles. David Hayman. Derrick Stereo) Brooks 0-1 04) 0, Henderson 2-8 4-4 8,Welp 4-11 8-8 16, West 3-4 3-4 9, E.Johnson8-15 HlramCol.89,Thlel82 he is unfairly jailed by a brutal small-town Ashton 16 (Elynulk, Steen), 17:44.9, Calgary, BASKETBALL 1-1 18, Corbin 6-6 0-1 12, Kerr04) 84)0. Totals Jersey City St. 96, Ramapo76 (61 Family Ties (CC) O’Connor. 1987. Rated PG 13. Nleuwendvk30(Mullen), 18:40.10, Calaary, National Basketball Association 0-1 2-22, Thornton 0-104)0, Wingate 0-3 04)0, Adults sheriff Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna, Jones 1-204)2. Totals39-8023-27103. 49-892824121. John Carroll 76, Carnegle-Mellon 62 [CNN] Moneyline Brian Dennehy 1982 Rated R [USA] Dragnet 4:00A M (1 1 ) The Streets of San Fran­ NIeuwendvk 31 (Loob, Macinnis), MIAMI HEAT—Placed Dwayne Wa­ Cleveland 31 28 33 32—124 Kings Point 115, Vassar79 cisco BCI 70 (Poul WIthee 19, Bernie Vogel [ESPN] College Basketball: Kansas at 19:22, Penalties—Kyte, Win (rough­ shington, guard, on the Inlured list. Signed Phoenix 26 33 36 26—121 Lafovette61, Penn 57 [USA] MOVIE: Serpico' A policeman (B Pat Sajak Show ing), :36; Elynulk, Win (slashing), :36; Kelvin Upshaw, guard, to a KLdavcontract. New Jersey 21 22 31 20— 94 17, Kim Bushev 14) Main Pub 50 (Pete 1 2:05A M [CNN] Larry King Overnight 8Polnt goals—Price 2, Chambers, Hor- MIT69, New England Coll. 46 T|iomoson 14, Tom Foran 12, Jim Wehr Miami (2 hrs ) (Live) sacrifices his career and personal safety to T.Hunter, Cal, double minor (cross­ HOCKEY Philadelphia 23 29 19 32—103 Astrograph expose the widespread corruption in New 12:15A M [M A X ] MOVIE: Body 3-Polnt goals—Hawkins 2, Morris. nacek, E.Johnson. Fouled out—None. Mercyhurst88, Edlnboro76 [H B O ] Encyclopedia (CC) (In Stereo) 4:35A M [HBO] MOVIE: The Hidden' checking, roughing), :36; Jarvenpoa, Win, National Hockey League Rebounds—Cleveland 46 (Nance 13), York City’s Police Department. Al Pacino, Double' (CC) An unemployed Hollywood Fouled out—None. Rebounds—New Jersey Moravian 78, FDU-Madlson58 PaganI's 78 (Tom Pletka 20, Dave Miami Vice An alien creature roams Los Angeles turn­ m alor (fighting), 2:47; M acoun,Cal,m olor NEW YORK RANGERS—Recalled Phoenix 45 (Gilliam 15). Assists— Muhlenberg83, W. Maryland73 [USA] Tony Roberts, John Randolph 1973. actor becomes implicated in a bizarre mur­ (fighting), 2:47; Macinnis, Cal (sloshing), 56 (Williams 13), Philadelphia 52 Pordo 17, John WIeezorek 17) Manches­ ing law-abiding citizens into homicidal Simon Wheeldon, center, from Denver Cleveland 36 (Daugherty, Harper 9), New Haven 86, Keene St. 72 ter Cycle 69 (Mark Plekos 29, Bob 7:30PM (S3 Entertainment Tonight der scheme Craig Wasson, Melanie Grif­ 2:47; Nummlnen, Win (hooking), 4:40; of the International Hockey League. (GmlnskI 13). Assists—New Jersey 21 9:30PM L221 (30) Dear John (CC| (In maniacs. Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Nouri, (Conner 10), Phllodelphlo 25 (Cheeks 10). Phoenix 33 (K.Johnson 15), Total fouls— Northeastern 87, Hartford72 Plaster 12, Bob Klernan 10, Stan Paul Newman's new movie, profile of fith, Gregg Henry. 1984. Rated R (In Ed O'Ross. 1987, Rated R Suter, Cal (holding), 5:39; Kyte, Win, Cleveland 70, Phoenix X. A—14,471. Osv/ego St. 68, Utlca62 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Guard Stereo) m alor (fighting), 7:33; T.Hunter, Cal, Totalfouls—New Jersey 26, Phlladelphla26. Alexander 10) Johnny Carson (In Stereo) Stereo) Pace7l,LeMovne61 against inclinations today to talk to the 4:4*5AM ® l Love Lucy m alor (fighting), 7:33; Ramage, Cal A— 13,723. l ^ o u r ® Current Affair 1 OlOOPM (T) Knots Landing (CC) Un­ 1 2:30A M ® St. Elsewhere RPI72, Manhattanvllle49 wrong people about your confidential aware that Greg is marrying Abby, Paige (tripping), 11:27; Carlyle, Win (tripping), Salem, W.Va. 77, Fairmont St. 64 Midgets 11:48; Ellett, Win (roughing). 16:57; Pe­ Bowling Klngs106,Cllppers104 affairs. If you feel a need for discussion, ® (22) Jeopardy! (CC) returns to his home, Greg plans to run for ® Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Bulls 106, Hornets 101 Seton Hal 174,1 ono58 '‘Birthday pllnskI, Cal (roughing), 16:57; Bosch­ St. Bonaventure59, Mount St. Mary's, Md. Mahoney- Tigers 27 (Jamie Lazzerls restrict them to people you know you ® Kate 8. Allie (CC| ■ mayor; Mack meets a lovely woman while (223 C3® Late Night With David Letter- man, Win, mlnor-misconduct (roughing), SACRAMENTO (106) 58 12, Jason Lozzerls 11. Also playing well can trust. (11) INN News on vacation. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) man (In Stereo) 16:57; Ramage, Cal, mlnor-misconduct CHICAGO (106) Petersen 88 2-2 8, McCray 818 2-2 18, Staten Island 107, Medgar Evers 54 were Chris Daly and Tate Pasternak) GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Be honest (roughing), 16:57; Nattress, Cal, mlnor- Celtics 22 (Bobby Moore 12. Kevin Watt Jan. 13, 1989 !20: M -A -S -H dD ® (26) [CNN] News (263 Sea Hunt PIppen 8-12 8-11 24, Grant 8-11 04) 16, Thompson 512 83 13, Pressley 7-14 80 17, Towson St. 110, Rlder92 about your motives today pertaining to Rubber doesn’t erase misconduct (roughing), 16:57; D.Hunter, NIte Owls K. Smith 8-X 6-773, Pinckney 852-28, Klelne and Alan Ackerman also played well) (30) (40) Win, Lose or Draw CB (40) HeartBeat (CC) The hospital staff (38 Alfred Hitchcock Presents C artw right 1-37-89, Paxson 4-704)9, Jordan Vermont62, Colgote59 your behavior toward a friend. Be sure 1 Win, misconduct, 16:57; Donnelly, Win, 4-111-29, Berry 87 OO 8, Del Negro 1-4 OO 2. Bulls 22 (Erin O'Nell and Jason In the year ahead, you may make a very deals with a tragic construction accident at Jan Levesque 217-548, Donna Pon­ 7-1510-1124, Hodges 6-142-214, CorzlneO-104) W. Connecticut IX , Stevens Tech 34 (3® Newhart (CC) (40) Hollywood Squares NEW YORK (AP) - Pencil misconduct, 16:57; M.Hunter, Cal, mis­ d e ra 179-503, Betty Noel 179-483, Do­ 0, Sellers 3-5 4-410, Haley 04)04)0. Totals 37-68 Totals42-991818106. W. Virginia St. 93, W. Virginia Tech X Goldburg played well) Gunners 19 unusual friend who will turn out to be you’re not being indifferent because an elementary school. (60 min.) conduct, 16:57; Otto,Col,mlsconduct,16:57; lores GIntowt 185-470, Laurie HIscock L. A. CLIPPERS (104) (Greg Ryan 8. Chris Baldwin played (61: NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at S j) No Es Un Juego Vivir (Repeticion) erasers are made from synthetic 31-36106. Wash. & Jeff. 69, Grove City 64 w e ll) one of the cleverest people you have you're a bit envious ot something this OtJ INN News Tagllanettl, Win, double mlnor- 200-460, M ario n Sm ith 179-456, Cheryl CHARLOTTE (101) Smith 7-16 7-8 21, Wolf 4-9008, Kltel-3802, SOUTH New Jersey Nets (2 hrs , 30 min ) (Live) [61) Gene Scott rubber and pumice, a volcanic misconduct (high-sticking, roughing) 16:57. Dailey 18X0026, Garrick 2-4004, Beniamin Rockets 29 (Dan Carangelo 14, Nelson ever known. Under your friend's tute­ person has done. tie) On Trial D oll 183-453, Bea O'Connell 178, Blu Tripucka 8-23 8-10 24, Rambis 6-9 04) 12, AlabamoBO, (Georglo62 CANCER (June 21-July 22) In matters [CNN] Crossfire [U S A ] Edge of Night glass, plus a soybean-based filler. M iller 484, Gloria Barr 465, Beth Haack Cureton 3-70-06, Holton 1-604)2, Reld10-194-4 8131-313, Grant 7-128014, Norman 7-12 OO Appalachian St. 77, N.C.-Ashevllle 62 Rouleau 5, Peter Carlson played well) lage, you'll begin to look at life from an So) Morton Downey Jr. Third Period—11, Calgary, Roberts 14 478, Karen T racey 454. 24, Chapman 9-18 5-5 25, Hoppen 01 OO 0, 14, Williams 1-8 80 2.Totals48100811104. Baptist Coll. 64, Wlnthrop62 Huskies 27 (Brendan Prindivllle 8, entirely new perspective. that affect your career today, guard [DIS] Superman 1 :00AM ® Love Your Skin It’s not the rubber that erases (Loob). 12:04. Penalties—McBaIn, Win, Kevin Repoll 6. John Ja m a ltls ancl Josh (22) (30) L.A. Law (CC) Kuzak represents a Bogues 2-22-26, Kempton 1-1002. Totals4086 Brewton-Parker94, LaGrange72 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) There is against tendencies to vacillate. If your [HBO] MOVIE: 'Munchies' A Peruvian m alor (fighting), 2:21; T.Hunter, Col, Sacramento 36 19 X 21— 106 Buckno also ployed well) nudist-colony owner who incurs the wrath CjT) Twilight Zone errors, as is commonly thought, 19-21101. ClemsonB8,Vlrglnla70 a possibility that there may be some mi­ associates feel you are too uncertain, archaeological dig uncovers a weird, junk of agitated neighbors. (60 min.) (In Stereo) m alor (fighting), 2:21; Gllmour, Cal Home Engineers Chicago 23 26 31 26—106 L.A. Clippers 29 20 32 23—104 Lakers 20 (Peter Santos 13, Kristy [20) NVR Showcase but pumice that actually (hIgh-stIckIng), 2:21; PepllnskI, Cal, m is­ Duke1X,Wllllam&MaryX nor disturbances in your household to­ they are not apt to back your play. food-craving alien creature Harvey Kor Charlotte 20 28 24 29—101 8Polnt goals—Pressley 3, Berry, Elon91,Wlngate77 MIslek and Justin Comollo also played (24) Mystery!: Inspector Morse II (CC) A [38) Hart to Hart scratches out mistakes. conduct, 2:21; Donnelly, Win (roughing), Marlys Dvorak 182-493, Elaine Wel- K.Smith. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— well) Jazz 16 (Jeff Crockett, Andrew day. It will be up to you to make sure the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In order to get man, Charles Stratton 1987. Rated PG n lckl 177-480, A lice H Irth 199-467, Sharon 3-Polnt goals—Chapman 2, Paxson. Florida St. 85, Jacksonvllle70 wealthy builder’s daughter disappears Another surprise for you might 12:31; McCrImmon, Cal (hooking), 15:52 Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Chicago 45 Sacramento 60 (McCray, Thompson 10), (George Mason 84, Navy 73 DemeraskI and Tabari Stringer played combatants don't make mountains out something done more rapidly today you [M A X ] MOVIE: Big Shots' (CC| Two from her posh boarding school. (60 min.) [C N N ] Crossfire Shots on goal—Winnipeg 6-5-10—21 SIm ler 176, B everly M o rin 191-180-204- Los Angeles 54 (Beniamin 10). Assists— w ell) 575, Bette Dufralne 221-521, Renee Ellis (PIppen 9), Charlotte 39 (Rambis 14). Grambling St. 78, McNeese St. 69 of molehills. Get a jump on life by un­ might try to use the same shortcut that kids from opposite sides of the tracks em­ Part 1 of 2. [ESPN] SportsCenter be that the “ lead” in a pencil is Calgary 14-15-7—36. Sacramento 27 (McCrav 10), Los Angeles31 76ers 38 (M ike Siena 13, Josh Solom- bark on a wild cross-country odyssey 178-486, Shirley E ldridge 198-198-562, Assists—Chicago 23 (Jordan 10), Char- Hampden-Svdney 101,Marymount,Va.70 derstanding the Influences which are previously failed to work. If you do, the (41j Noticiero Univision [USA] Edge of Night not lead at all. It is a mixture of Power-play Opportunities—Winnipeg 1 (Garrick 7). Total fouls—Sacramento 18, onson 10, Jeff Czala 10) Lakers 37 (Ben Ricky Busker. Darius McCrary, Robert Joy of 6; Calgary 3 of 6. Gall Pasaurell 183-473, Alice Chittick lotte26 (Bogues 10).Totalfouls—Chlcago19, High Point 84, Atlantic Christian 81 governing you in the year ahead. Send result Is likely to be. similar to your past Charlotte 28. Technical—Chicago Illegal Los Angeles 13. A—8,892. Jackson St. IX , BelhovenX H ow rovd 8, Tom Rlgglo 7, B ill RenaudS, 1987. Rated PG-13 (S7) Upstairs, Downstairs (R) 1 :30AM ® One Day at a Time graphite and clay. As for why Goalies—Winnipeg, Berthloume, 0-2-0 198-519, Francine Turgeon 477, Phyllis Marlsso OrlowskI ployed well) tor your Astro-Graph predictions today experience (36shots-28 saves). Calgary, Vernon, 18-5-3 VVolcoskI 461, AIvce McArdle 471, defense. A—23,388. James Madison 84, American U. 81 (81) Newhart (CC) C8)3 Career Media Network most pencils are yellow, no one Kennesaw56, North(Georgla55 by mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepi. 22) Someone 8:00PM ® 4 8 Hours ICC) A Colum (21-18). Jeanne Buccherl 455, Sheila Plantanida Warriors 107, Mavericks 106 [TM C ] MOVIE: Something Wild' A seems to know. 464, Pauline Moran 451, Celia Sampedro Loulsvllle75, South CarollnaS2 newspaper, P.O. Box 91420, Cleveland, with whom you have been dealing ethi­ bus Ohio high school is compared and C®) Joe Franklin contrasted with a suburban high school in mild-mannered executive is whisked away 466, Ruth Skiba 466, Kathy Knox 462. Knlcks100,Plstons93 Md.-Baltimore County 72, Davidson 69 OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your cally may not have been as honest with (It) INN News DALLAS (106) Mississippi St. 69, Auburn56 Grove City, Ohio. (60 min.) (In Stereo) on an exciting but dangerous adventure af­ zodiac sign. you. Today you might discover this per­ ter meeting a beautiful mystery woman. @0) Later W ith Bob Costas Aguirre 1834 811 41, Perkins 2-9 4-5 8, MountOllve68, Lenolr-Rhyne61 ® MOVIE: 'The Last Train from Gun NEW YORK (100) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) As long son's deceitfulness. Jeff Daniels, Melanie Griffith, Ray Lioua. Donaldson 86 2-2 2, Blackman 814 2-3 14, N.C. Central 68, Johnson C. Smith 51 Calendar Hill' A sheriff must fight off an entire town [CNN] Newsnight Update Radio, TV Newman 1 -4 04) 3, Oak ley 4-10 6-614, Ewing LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) There is a 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) 5-8 3-4 13, G.WIIkIns 5-12 4-4 15, Jackson Harper 4-14 0-0 8, Schrempf 58 4-4 15, New Orleans 83, Fla. International 58 as you have industrious co-workers to bring a young killer to justice. Kirk Doug­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Young Magician' A North CorollnoBB, Maryland72 possibility you might not be in accord 8-1704)19,E.WIIklns3-83-39,Green 1-5 2-2 4, Wennington 3-5 2-2 8, VVIley 81 8-0 0, with lots of vitality, you'll match their ef­ las, Anthony Quinn, Carolyn Jones. 1959. 10:30PM ill) Odd Couple boy with tnlokinetic powers comes to the Scholastic Davis 85806,T yler 2-3804. Totals41-9922-27 Pembroke St. 98, St. Andrew's 83 with your peer group today. However, BEST BUY Strickland 6-10 1-2 16, W alker 1-2 04) 2, forts today. However, if left on your own (83 (40) Knightwatch (CCI Jesse sees a rescue when his hometown is threatened TODAY Butler 0-0 04)0, Tucker 2-4 04)5. Totals 36-80 106. Rlchmond83, EastCarollno56 TODAY instead of making waves, it's best that (18' Career Media Network you might not be too productive. [joliceman kill an unarmed burglary sus­ with chemical disaster Rusty Jedwab, Na- 4 p.m. — Golf: Bob Hope Classic 19-21100. GOLDEN STATE (107) S. Mississippi X , North Texas 79 Girls Basketball you dissent in silence. (26 INN News Mullln 15X 5635, L.SmIth 1-2802, Bol83 S.C.-Alken76, PresbyterlonM C oventry a t Rocky HIM, 7:30 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) In order to pect, leading to tensions between the tasza Maraszek, Edward Garson. 1987. OIL CO. 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FRIDAY tells you does not serve your best inter­ you so totally today that you may over­ (® Untouchables 9 ki putitica, la cultura y la vida do los hispa- [USA] Search for Tomorrow 7:30 p.m. — College basketball: Holy basketball team dropped a 32-27 deci­ 0-1 04) 0, Johnson 2-8 04) 4, W illiam s 04) 2-4 St.Leo95,WebberTO Boys Basketball look helping others in their quests. Even nos residunies en lus Estados Unidos 875-0876 sion to the Mercy High freshmen of Dallas 19 34 26 27— 106 Tampa91,Rolllns75 M anchester a t F erm i, 7:30 ests. Be cooperative, but don't be a !li) Children ot the Broken Hearted (60 Cross at Fairfield, SportsChannel 2.Totals33-84 27-34 93 though these slights will be unintention­ 61; Best of Love Connection 1 :35AM ® Love Boat Middletown Wednesday afternoon. Na­ New York 26 22 25 27— 100 Golden State 24 32 28 23—107 TennesseelX, LSU96 Aquinas at East Catholic, 7 turkey. min ) 7:30 p.m. — Canadlens at Bruins, TransvlvanlalX,Plkevllle77 al, you won't be readily forgiven. NESN tasha Jackson, Betsy McCubrey, Pam Detroit 22 32 23 16— 93 8Polnt goals—Aguirre, Schrempf, P o rtla n d a t Cheney Tech, 7:30 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your judg­ (18) MOVIE: 'The Last Dragon' A Biuce [M A X ] MOVIE: Action 2:00A M Cs3 Keys to Success Va. Commonwealth 87, South Florida 73 RHAM a t Bolton, 7:30 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If you 10:35PM 9 p.m. — College basketball: Ken­ St, M a rtin and Cindy B o ttice llo led 3-Polnt goals—Jackson 3, Strickland 3, Starks. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— ment might be a trille cloudy early in the Lee enthusiast must battle the Shogun ol Jackson' (CC) A tough Detroit cop dogs [83 Family Medical Center Bennet with 8, 5, 4 and 4 points, Valdosta St. 88, Armstrong St. 65 C rom w ell at C oventry, 7:30 tucky at Florida, ESPN Newman, G.WIIkIns, Tucker. Fouled out— Dallas 58 (Donaldson 12), Golden State day and your evaluations could leave gel involved in commercial matters to­ Harlem when a pretty video club d j is hai the trail of a psychopathic auto magnate respectively. Michelle Browiiand Katie 45 (L.SmIth 13). Assists—Dallas 26 (Harper Vanderbllt72, Mississippi 65, OT Girts Basketball IT Alice .74»„ None. Rebounds—New York 53 (Oakley day, your efforts might be Ineffective. 10:30 p.m . — College b a ske tb a ll: New W. Carollna90, Augusta80 F erm i a t M anchester, 7:30 something to be desired. To be on the assed by mobsters Taimak, Vanity, Chtis who’s systematically eliminating his com 160 OoNon Min. Mexico at Colorado State (delayed), Smith grabbed 10 and eight rebounds, 12), Detroit 51 (Rodmon 10). Assists— 11), Golden State 29 (Mullln, Richmond (30: Money, Money, Money Moo iubtoot to ohtn9« • Vohim* Olocount* respectively. Also playing well for WakeForest84,StetsonX Boys Swimming sale side, hold oil making major deci­ Your mind may be on other things and Murney 1985 petition Carl Weathers, Craig T Nelson, NESN New York 70 (Jackson 7), Detroit 17 6). Total fouls—Dallas 21, Golden State 138 Home Shopping Overnight Service Bennet were Amy MIzoras and Nateasa (Thomas 9). Total fouls—New York 30, 70. Technical—Golden State Illegal MIDWEST Maloney at Manchester, 4 p.m. sions until the alternoon. you'll lack focus and proper motivation. (20 MOVIE: Birch Interval' An 11 year Vanity 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) 11 p.m. — College basketball: Oregon Scott. Al legheny 87, Cose Western 53 East Catholic at Xavier, 5 p.m. State ot Arizono, ESPN D etroit 16. A—21,454. defense. A— 12,341. 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TMl-; LOOkr? Ulk£ ONE. HAM! yo u kMoW TMAT .O’' yoUR SAJOWPALLS, TWO SMOWBALL'S LOOK PI6 6 INS ! e-yACTLY ALIKE ir FOCUS/Advice______IT /iAt> ^ J Canine’s family tree growing at fast rate o A DDEAR E A R AABBY: B B Y: Ilama am a j ^ clinic than look up information and housewife, volunteer for the So-So­ I callcall back back to to tell tell the the mother mother when when her her NEVERNEVER BEEN BEEN W WED 't ciety for the Prevention I phiiHchild h;iri had his his la.«!t last shots shots and and what what kinri kind IN WISCON!WISCONSIN of Cruelty to Animals, of shots they were. Right now I am and my job is to talk to Dear Abby trying to get back to someone for the DEAR NEVER: I just happen to PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz schoolchildren. I show fourth time. Her line is either busy, or have 10 tips tucked away in my bridal them a chart that shows Abigail Van Buren she's not home yet. Talk about file. A one female dog with a frustrating! 1. Don't keep telling him about all Pear Spike, A re you interested in litter of four In a year, Please tell people that for more than the other men you could have I have been a eked entering an“ Uqly Poq ” if only half the pups one reason — trips to the emergency married. themselves have litters room, college enrollment, moving to 2. Don't bring out the bills at to w rite you a letter. c o n t e s t ? H a - of four, and the mother another city — they should keep a breakfast. running record of their children's 3. Don't start a conversation with ■ does likewise, there will be 12 pups. DEAR ABBY: Will you please do immunization shot.s. him while he's reading or watching a This goes on and on until the seventh every pediatric office in the country a sports event on TV. year, at which point there are nearly favor and print this: HAD IT IN OHIO AP photo 1969 by NEA. Inc 4,000 pups! 4. Don't correct him in front of other Nine out of 10 of these dogs will die One of the most common requests DEAR HAD IT: Your point is people. LIVE WIRE — Teen pop queen Debbie either at an animal control facility or we get — especially at the onset of the well-taken and parents would be 5. Don't try to make him jealous. school year — is for information about well-advised to heed it. Continually 6. Don't bad-mouth his relatives. Gibson dances with a member of her BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bros. from some kind of neglect. I think if I- n most people are aware of these facts, immunization shots. This creates having to dig into your records for 7. Don't put a shirt in his drawer backup band during a party Tuesday at they would have their dogs and cats extra work forourbusy medical clinic information can be a bigger pain in with a button missing. New York’s Hard Rock Cafe to celebrate HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne I HOPE THIS OLD BRANCH IS spayed or altered. Many S.P.C.A. or staff. Why don't parents keep a record the behind than the booster shot. 8. Don't use his razor. STRONG ENOUGH TO HOLD the release of the new album, "Electric Humane Society organizations offer of the shots their children have taken? 10. Don't threaten to leave him aOW OF US.' _ Youth.” Gibson’s first album, "Out of the We must get at least two dozen calls a unless you have a better place to go. financial help for this process. Blue,” garnered five top 10 hits, W HAT'i^ t-louPlM ^TIUU VEI2V ^ Abby, by publishing this message, day from parents who say, "I DEAR ABBY: I've been invited toa YOU 7 0OYFI2IENP ATTACpEP TO ME ■ misplaced Johnny's shot records bridal shower and I'm supposed to including “Only In My Dreams” and you could save countless unwanted People are eating them uol To order your dogs and cats from being born to die when we moved." O rr"! know they're bring some "tips" for a bride on how COPY of Abbv's favorite recipes, send your "Foolish Beat.” tragic deaths. around here somewhere, but it's to have a successful marriage. name and address, plus check or money This bride plans to make a career order for $3.50 to: Abby's Cookbooklet, P.O. SHIRLEY BEEDY, S.P.C.A. quicker to call you." Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. (Postage Is AUBURN, CALIF. Abby, we have more to do in this out of staying home to be a full-time Included.) PEOPLE WIT DF THE WORLD Motorists need to keep cool Trump stumped on cartoon LI'L ABNER by Al Capp ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AQ) - Billionaire entrepreneur Donald Trump says he can’t 1948 Capp Eoterpritet Inc TH' G IAN T SASSIDGE: understand what cartoonist Garry Trudeau is VRAPPIN' MACHINE in coping with car problems THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk S 8y Barry DONE PROVIDED M 3'WIF getting at when he depicts Trump in comic A HUSBIN, MOONBEAM, strips. TAKE HIM T' TH' FINISH dumped all its coolant on the l i n e AN' THEN MARRV UP WIF By Peter Bohr "You know, I did well in school, but for the -C a l l THE ' NO,, WE CAN'T U6 E THEIR )f„ WE MIGHT 5MA&H THE PRUG H IM ." t h e n h e . GOTTA SUP­ ://'J/7//'v'/) Road and Track Magazine ground, and if you don’t have far PRU6 LORP$ARE HERE. METHOP&. JUGT„NOT 71 EMPIRE THAT'S PORT VO: FO' TH' REST O' HiS life of me, I still can’t understand what NATCHEBAL LIFE.'.T Keeping Your to go. drive slowly for help. WHAT IF THEY'RE A1APE RUINING MY / G O O P 'Doonesbury' is all about,” Trump said. \4 There I was, dashing down the Othewise, fetch a tow truck. It '^iNaFFacTive"?^ COUNTRY. ^ THAT'S A recent "Doonesbury” shows Trump BEFORE NEW freeway to an appointment, when Car Alive doesn’t take long to cook an ^ ... NEXT. tossing casino chips from the deck of the LEAPERS TAKE HOW? ill kaplooey! — the front tire blows engine. OYER,,, Trump Princess, his luxury yacht, to people on out. The very same tire with less unnecessary electrical equip­ ■ Oil pressure light comes on: 'ii'ii than 3,000 miles under its super- small boats below. ment (radio, heater fan, etc.), Full panic attack warranted. Pull duper, many-times-strongcr- "They say Trudeau is somewhat clever,” you can drive for several hours over immediately and shut off the than-steel tread. The very same Trump said in an interview this week. "But I’d with a malfunctioning electrical engine. Don’t try to drive one inch hiSitit- tire for which I had paid a hefty venture to say that most people are like me. 3 / generating system. The engine further or you'll turn your engine sum, figuring it would last for They don’t comprehend what Trudeau’s trying itself draws relatively little into scrap metal. ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson years. to achieve with ‘Doonesbury,’ either.” tW i power from the battery, so the ■ Throttle sticks open. Don’t Trump had kinder words for Trudeau’s wife, Okay, no problem. Get off the panic. Apply the brakes firmly, battery’s electrical reserve will NBC-TV "Today ” show co-anchor Jane YOUaWDOAMYTMIMG YOUR fUrURe. mtOYOUR WHATV YOU m HIM free-way at the next exit, jack up but not abruptly. On modern cars, probably get you where you need Pauley. “ Personelly, I think his wife has a lot YOUWAMTTOIW OWW HAMD5.' THAT FOR? the car, and throw on the spare. the brakes are nearly always BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake to go. more talent than he does,” Trump said. "She’s Oops, one problem. That's when I strong enough to overcome the ^ ^ One caution, however. On some interviewed me on the ‘Today’ show a couple og h e y h e r b , g e t ', discovered that my car’s pre­ engine’s acceleration, even at full YOUR WIPE WILL . OH NO... I WOULP £S cars, usually older ones, the times and she was very nice,” Trump said. NEVER HEAR VOU N I NEVER NEEP , m e a PAIR "OO ' J KAMBIZ vious owner had for some reason throttle. If the engine races, turn SNEAK IN AT NIGHT alternator (or generator), the J THEM Oberhausen replaced the original jack with an WITH t h e s e N E W .^ I y water pump and radiator fan are off the ignition — but not all the SOUEAKLESS , .Y - WEST GERMANY auto-parts-store special — one way to the lock position or you SHOES) all operated by the same belt. If Blackwell’s list released .W '..,,. r i that wouldn’t raise the car high the alternator or generator light won’t be able to steer. Shift to f enough off the ground to change a / li-Y -L'i, comes on. it may mean the belt neutral and pull off the road. LOS AOGELES (AP) — First lady-to-be tire, ■ Hood opens at high speed: Barbara Bush drew kind comments from Mr. c‘ - t , has snapped, and the car will I spotted a hefty, clean-cut quickly begin to overheat. Which Again, keep your wits about you. Blackwell, but Marilyn Quayle, wife of the vice V. fellow in a nearby telephone Don’t hit the brakes. Stick your president-elect, made his Worst-Dressed }Dr. leads us to .... booth and enlisted his help. With ■ Engine overheating. Minor head out the window, or peer Women of 1988 list. Dr. Gott an impressive show of Nautilus- panic is appropriate here. If the through the opening between the “ Barbara Bush is going to bring back vanilla ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue honed muscle, he lifted the car up needle on the temperature gauge cowl and the base of the hood and ice cream and apple pie. It is going to be pure 'CO Peter Gott, M.D. by the front bumper, which gave begins to rise slowly or the continue to drive until you can mid-America,” Blackwell said Wedneseay as I. .1 PON'T F. .FEEL I DESERVE | GOOD.' W E ’RE SEEIM ' ...NOW PICK UP GADFRY! I 'M \ DON'T COUNT me just enough height to slip the warning light comes on, but you pull off the road and shut the he unveiled his 29th annual Worst-Dressed list. ANY R...REWARD, CAPTAIN! J THINGS EYE TO EYE THOSE TOOLS AND) SURPRISED HE I OER CHICKS spare tire onto the hub. stupid thing. Britain’s Duchess of York and former ------^-1 T H E N . J A C K . ' ____ don't see clouds of steam escap­ ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady LET US 8E GONE / DIDN'T WASTE , BEFORE DEY The moral of my tale? Sooner Philippines first lady Imelda Marcos topped FROM THIS PLACE.' OIL JACK.TOO! )A R E HATCHED, ing from underneath the hood, ■ Flat tire or blowout: Pull V----- MINE FRIEND.' or later all of us who drive will keep your cool. Reduce your over and change the tire. Because the list by Blackwell, a designer and < \ face one of these pesky, minor speed, turn off the air condi­ it's rather pointless to swap one self-appointed fashion arbiter whose real name on-the-road emergencies, even flat tire for another, check the is Richard Sylvan Selzer. . ($ pukrv,PA^ T O specialist if your ailment is unusual, severe or A i> T r a f f i c — and low-priced knives. They tested four types of quality and appreciably superior to other products ‘Rain Man’ helps child MUTUAL HUMILIATION involves brittle bones or a pinched nerve. F you THROW THAT knives — a chef’s, a paring, a utility and a slicing — tested. The Four Chicago Cutlery knives tested are ■0HYB4l.f?.WEa,!FyttJ" A POWERFUL C oritrollgr.^—> Cfe 15U myself. I think that we do our best work diagnosing used them on a variety of practical kitchen tasks. lower priced line, the American Chef Walnut. But letter to actor Dustin Hoffman, saying the film > 0 0 MM ■ ' complaints and referring patients to specialists They chopped vegetables, cut up raw meat and it's being discontinued and may be hard to find. changed his view of himself and of autism. dism'emebered whole chickens with the chef's O F p S^K16HT iHOTL W’- i - ® I9W b, NEA. Inc "(■ HAVE^ I " 1 2_ when appropriate. If you don’t like the fit and feel of handles on the Hoffman, who portrays an autistic savant in U^WTh. m % knives. They peeled potatoes, cleaned carrots and Chicago Cutlery knives, the Gerber Classic Walnut the movie, returned the favor and called the DEAR DR. GOTT: Recently a friend had two boned chicken with the paring knives. They chunked models are reasonable alternatives. The four tested Fresno boy Monday, talking with Brent and his vegetables, sliced tomatoes, skinnecl onions, cost about $133 in all. Like the Chicago Cutlery HIM/ W INTHROP by Dick Cavalll "dermoids” removed. They are supposedly errant, family for 20 minutes. unfertilized eggs that failed to develop. How trimmed meat and sliced rolls with the utility knives, the Gerbers have thin, sharp blades that Autism affects brain chemistry and disrupts common are they? knives. And they sliced roasts and loaves of bread performed well. The Gerber Balance Plus knives communication. with the slicers. The testers also judged the weren't any better — just more expensive, at about Until Brent saw the film, he hated his autism DEAR READER: Dermoid cysts are ordinarily $155 for the four. and refused to even say the word, according to benigh growths, consisting of fatty tissue, cartilage The Wilkinson Sword Classic Series is something his mother, Cathy Aden. and other material, surrounded by a thick capsule of of a novelty — self-sharpening knives. While the Mrs. Aden said her son “ laughed in all the NORTH 1-12-89 gristle. They are thought to arise from islets of germ Our Language chef’s knife was average and the others slightly right places” and “ blossomed” after seeing ♦ 10 9 7 6 Bridge cells: that is misplaced collections of primitive cells above average, the line may be a good choice for the film. ▼ 8 7 4 which, for unknown reasons, grow in bizarre those who can’t be bothered to hone their cutlery. ♦ A Q 10 9 Brent’s letter to Hoffman said in part: “ I feel patterns to form cysts. The four knives tested cost about $71. ♦ K J king oi hearts scores up ine slam for Someone born-mad is furious or enraged. Don’t good now. People say autism is OK. I’m free Dermoids can occur in the skin but they are more And what of Sabatier, the name that cannotes the Try to get the declarer in today's deal, since a move your car after the light turns green, if you now. This is good. Rain Man.” WEST EAST common in internal organs, such as the ovary. ideal cutlery to some people? Actually, “ Sabatier” later lead of another high heart can be want the driver behind you to become born-mad. ♦ a ♦ 5 3 2 These growths can cause pain and swelling, once is a name used by several companies in France. The ▼ K Q 10 9 ▼ J 6 5 3 2 the picture ruffed. But a defender on opening lead Literati refers to intellectuals or people of letters. Princess attends concert removed, they do not recur. knives tested by Consumer Reports, sold here as the ♦ 8 7 5 2 ♦ 6 who not only has his hearing but can Students of Our Language, of course, are bound to Hoffritz Sabatier, were only so-so. Total cost for the ♦ 5 4 3 2 ♦ 10 8 7 6 By James Jacoby also draw a logical conclusion regard­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt be literati. LONDON (AP) — Princess Margaret, sister ing the shape in the opposing hands DEAR DR, GOTT: Does eating plant plankton four tested was about $168. of Queen Elizabeth II, turned out to the Royal SOUTH help osteoporosis? To keep your knives in good working order, give ♦ K Q J 8 4 The West hand might well be used to should show a profit. What the bidding QUESTION: I’ve heard of homophones, but what Opera House for a concert featuring Soviet ▼ A show beginners the proper opening should absolutely convey is that North exactly are they? them appropriate care. Sharpen them regularly. ballet dancers and American singers to aid and South have an eight- or nine-card I conT" know w hich DEAR READER; To my knowledge, plant Don’t let them lie loose in a drawer, where they can ♦ K J 4 3 lead against a six-spade contract — MAKE6 ME MAPOeR^ earthquake victims in Armenia. ♦ A Q 9 obviously the king of hearts. But the fit in diamonds between their two plankton will not help osteoporosis, a loss of calcium ANSWER: Homephones are words that h.ave the be shuffled around. Use drawer dividers or a built-in Wednesday’s opera was intended to raise hands, even though they have landed BEINaCALLEPA DUCK knife rack. A wall-mounted magnetic rack or a Vulnerable: North-South Bols bridge tip by Matt Granovetter, from the bones that makes them brittle. Osteoporo­ same pronunciation but differnt meanings (for money from ticket sales, telephone donations in six spades. So West should lead a di­ ORGErriN'BgANED Dealer: South “Picture the original shape,” leads to sis occurs with age. particularly women past the example, one and won are two). Only the context wooden knife block for the countertop are good from television viewers and sales of a video to amond. Even if the opening lead is not WITH A SNOWBALL// a conclusion different from the norm, menopause. will uncover whether a speaker meant berry or alternatives. 14 countries, said spokesman Ewen Balfour. ruffed, West will quickly come on lead West North East South based upon listening to the opponents' In addition, lack of exercise contributes to bury. Good knives also deserve careful hand washing Dancers of Moscow’s Bolshoi Ballet 1 ♦ bidding. Even when you hold a terrible with the spade ace to lead a second di­ bone-calcium loss. and drying. They should never see the inside of a amond. That will be trumped by East Moscow and Leningrad’s Kirov Ballet, Pass 2 ♦ Pass 4 ♦ hand, you should pay careful attention Therefore, doctors often prescribe supplemental dishwasher. The detergent is corrosive and can, in and the slam will be set. gether with opera singers from the Armenian Pass 4 ♦ Pass 6 ♦ to the bidding to try to construct the estrogen and encourage continuing exercise to James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Bridge" and Do you have a question or comment about our time, dull a knife’s edge. The machine’s water spray capital of Yerevan, joined U.S. sopranos June Pass Pass Pass shape of the opponents' hands. The re­ “Jacoby on Card Games" (written with his father, prevent osteoporosis. is likely to bounce the knives around and damage Anderson and Carol Vaness and British wards for your hard work can come as language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuaintincare the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at In some cases, fluoride and calcitonin, a hormone the blades. 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Swiss Conservative Group carpeting. $750 per 2.IJ0 contracts because of its indictment in Kaub, Eugene R. Sullivan and Dale new facilities. Must sac. Mony extras ore month. Heat and hot MANCHESTER. Two defense contractor, receiving $359.4 government contracts. for a Registered X-Ray openings without wait­ 7 room contemporary, at (203) 454-1336 or a federal probe of defense contract million in Pentagon business that Schnittjer. The former employee was have experience. Call Technician. Our techs ing list or test. $17,840- Included In this home water Included. One bedroom Townhouse. The Navy took the action as a cedar sided accented by (203) 454-4404 Nice location, all ap­ fraud, the Pentagon says. year. identified as Michael Savaides. East Hartford Welding enloy working on a $69,485. Call 1-602-838- boasting fireplaced stone. First floor master year lease plus secur­ ? 100 consequence of Hazeltine's plea of for an appointment. rotating three day 8885. Ext. R-11034. family room, screened ity deposit. 649-0795. pliances. Heat, hot wa­ I] guilty last week to charges of 289-2323.______porch, 2'/i baths and bedroom suite with ter, carpeting, air con- The suspension by the Defense Berkley Baker, a spokesman for Each individual is the subject of work week. We offer a NU RSE Aides. Full or jacuzzl, tiled foyer, hard­ MANCHESTER. Four conspiracy to defraud the United FLOOR Porter. Full time complete benefits part time positions three bedrooms. Rentals room apartment In du­ dltlonlng. Coll 647-1595. 2.0S0 - Logistics Agency also bars three Teledyne, said the company had been criminal charges stemming from the $249,900. Susan wood floors, skylights. two-year probe into defense fraud States, conversion of government position available Im­ package Including a available, all three •304,900. plex. No appliances. ONE and two room apart­ current employees and one former notified by the DLA of the suspension property and making false state­ mediately. Duties In­ week-end differential shifts. Wewllltralnand Buckno, Sentry Real $425 plus utilities. Se­ ments, M ain Street. HIGH 2,211.96 but would have no additional com­ known as “Operation 111 Wind. and newly established Estate, 643-4060.O curity and references. Call 529-7858 or 563-4438. 2.000 employee of the Teledyne Electronics ments to the government. clude mopping floors certify. Excellent sa­ {RDDMS LOW 2.185.71 Division from working on government ment, He said the electronics division Kaub, Sullivan and Schnittjer were and some floor mainte­ pay scales. Interested lary. Please stop In or BOLTON. New listing. 3 SPACIOUS! Couple preferred. One MANCHESTER. Newer Hazeltine, which had revenues of applicants, call Kim at bedroom Ranch with 7 room contemporary FDR RENT child. Call 649-3469 CLOSE 2,206.43 contracts, the Pentagon said. “accounts for about 2 percent of our charged on Jan. 6 along with Teledyne nance. Position In- call Mountain View duplex, 5 large rooms, 1.9K) approximately $158 million last year, vloves working every 721-7393, Monday Health Care, 581 Po- open country kitchen Cape In a much desired from 6-8pm. l baths. $675. No pets. CHANGE Up 13.22 The suspension will not affect annual revenues, or in the $75 million Electronics in the first indictment to MANCHESTER. Sleep­ '/2 said the company is actively discuss­ other weekend. Excel­ through Friday, 9am- quonock Avenue, and dining area. Lo­ area. First floor master AVAILABLE Imme­ Security. 643-4067,after contracts already held by the firm. A range.” spring from the federal investigation. cated on almost 5 prl- ing room for working Savaides pleaded guilty to a charge of ing with the Navy the steps needed to lent benefits Including 4pm. Windsor, CT 06095, suite, large GREAT room. gentleman. Shoreboth, diately. One bedroom 6pm.______spokesman for the federal agency. Wednesday's suspension bars the medical, dental and 688-7211.______vated wooded acres. Open balcony. '319,000. apartment. $545. Heat T f UTWT^ UTVitr 0 T WT f M l W conspiracy to commit bribery. Also lift the suspension in the shortest Wood stove and ap­ no cooking. $235 per MANCHESTER. Two I 9 f Larry Wilson, said Teledyne Elec­ one Teledyne division from receiving pension plan. Call or and hot water Included. possible time, according to the On ihe Job trainlh^^^ RNs or LPNS. Charge and pliances stay. Only month plus security bedroom Townhouse, tronics currently has active military any government contracts — defense indicted were a Navy apply In person to: staff nurse positions McCorrIson - and references. 643- 2 bedroom Townhouse. all appliances, full Mo*flir In Greenlawn, Long Island, N.Y., a spokesman. South Windsor Nursing Laam to ba an optical lachnician. Wa minutes to Manchester $650. Heat and hot wa­ contracts won in past years totaling or otherwise — and also bars the unit offar ataady amploymant. with available. Full or part D.W. Fish Realty 2121.______basement, pool. $700 Center, 1060 Main and Hartford. $170,000. ter Included. Security opportunity for advancamant. time employment, all Flano Realty, 646-5200 □ Better Homes & Gardens SIN G LE Room tor rent. plus utilities. Quiet Street, South Windsor, Pwaantly aaaking tralnaaa for our three shifts. Excellent Females preferred. and references re­ neighborhood. 647- Connecticut 289-7771. offfoa ataff. and our lana grinding salary with full benefits TEMPTINGLY Priced 228-9451 646-8033 Convenient location. quired. No pets. Boyle 0279, after 12 noon. EO E ______dapartmant. Starting hourly rata *6.00 package. Pleasestopin seven plus room home Management Com­ with ravlawB In 30, 00 and 130 dayi. $75 per week plus $100 ECONOMICAL, Third IN BRIEF A glut of gloves Pipeline OK’d INSPECTOR Working or call Elizabeth Rey­ with plenty ot room for pany, 649-4800. security. Coll 649-9472 floor, one bedroom Supervisor to direct Call Bob Pound to diacuaa tha nolds, DNS, 581 Poauo- the growing family. MANCHESTER. Two between 3:30-7, ask tor M ANCHESTER. Onebed- axcallant banaflta program and Lower level has sunny family. Bigelow Street. apartment with stove Waicunas wins prizes WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal regulators Inspection, packaging appointmant for Intarvlaw. nock Avenue, Windsor, Eleanor. room, heat and hot ond refrigerator. Nice and shipping. Must be CT 06095, 688-7211. new 24x20family room. $185,000 Owner, 649- water. Parking, ap­ have given initial approval to two pipeline There Is new carpeting 8233. location. $475 plus utili­ Tara Waiounas of Manchester has won an New Britain company misjudged market familiar with AOL me­ QSA Dpticai - 649-3177 ONE OF THE nicest pliances. Near busline. ties and security. No projects that developers hope will bring JE W E LR Y Sales. Part and new vinyl siding MANCHESTER. Move-In anniversary sweepstakes held by Princess thods, visual demen- and full time positions things about wont ads is $575 monthly. 649-2871. pets. Coll 643-2129, 9-5. Canadian natural gas to the Northeast by 1991. tlonal and electronical for maintenance free condition. Seven room their low cost. Another is House Inc. ACCO U NTANT Needed available. Flexible MANCHESTER. Two MANCHESTER. Two NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Medical, a distributor of generic Murray, vice president-finance, The Federal Energy Regulatory Commis­ tests relating to colls for East Hartford Fi­ weekends. $155,900 Su­ Cape In sought after their quick action. Try a Princess House, a subsidiary of Colgate- hours. Apply In person san Shimer. Sentry bedroom. Parking, bedroom luxury Town- Months after concern flared over and name-brand pharmaceuti­ who explained that most of the sion, in a unanimous vote Wednesday, and transformers. nancial Service Corpo­ area. Large country wont ad today! near busline. $610 Palmolive. House markets crystal and gift- to Diamond Showcase, Real Estote, 643-4060.D kitchen, 3 bedrooms, house. All appliances, the spreading of the AIDS virus cals. medical and surgical latex gloves are made in Malay­ approved the general outline of the pipeline Four day week, ration. Minimum re­ Manchester Porkode, monthly. 649-2871. ware nationally through a home shopping Monday-Thursdoy. family room, fireplace, heat, coble, carpeting, prompted a shortage of rubber supplies sia, Taiwan and China. projects, allowing them to go ahead without a quirement: Associates Manchester. FRONT to back living MANCHESTER. Four olr conditioning. Call service. The sweepstakes was held recently as Publicity about acquired im­ By late fall, Murray said, “all Apply at: Able Coll 8< Degree In accounting. room. Well maintained living room, dining 199 i APARTMENTS gloves, a New Britain-based series of hearings. Electronics, Howard room. Situated on room, exceptionally 649-5240.______part of the company's silver anniversary mune deficiency syndrome of a sudden a lot of our orders Working knowledge of 6 room, 3 bedroom W ^ I fdr r en t clean apartment In­ medical supplier finds itself stuck The regulators still must approve specifics of Road, Bolton.______computers a plus but Colonial In family large, very private lot. EAST HARTFORD. Four celebration. with millions gloves due to a created an unprecedented de­ were coming in (and) what had RECEPTIONIST/ Close to everything. cluding heat, hot wa­ rooms (one bedroom), Waicunas. a Princess House organizer- the settlement, which involves eight compan­ F U LL Time Custodian for not necessary. Call 282- neighborhood. Alumi­ M ANCH ESTER. 2 bed­ ter, appliances and nationwide glut. mand for the gloves. By spring. been close to zero supply became ies, before construction begins. The companies second shift at local 4316, 9-4 for SECRETARY num sided. Corner lot. Open House, this Satur­ room, woll-to-woll stove, refrigerator, consultant. received a cash prize equal to the day and Sunday, 1-4 or garage. Adults pre­ carpeting. $390. Secur- Moore Medical Corp.. had Moore Medical and other distrib­ a glut " face a Jan. 17 deadline to submit details for the parochial school. Good appointment.______Needed by small but 100 AM P CIrcut break­ carpet, new applian­ ferred. $595. Lease plus total customer sales generated at her recent utors were rationing gloves to benefits ottered. If In­ ers. Hardwood floors, call for appointment. ces. Avolloble Febru­ Ity. No pets. 743-7852. profits of more than $4 million a plan. F U LL Time office/sales. busy Downtown Man­ 326 Redwood Road, 643- security. No pets. 646- Princess house home demonstration. year in 1986 and 1987 and pre-tax customers at a few boxes per Murray declined to disclose terested, call 643-5088. Must be dependable, appllonced. A must to ary 1. $600 monthly 7268. EAST HARTFORD. Four Gary B. Davis, a spokesman for Iroquois Gas chester ad agency. Du­ see. $123,900. Strono 4777. $205,000 Including heat plus one rooms, stove, refriger­ earnings of $3.1 million in the first order. just how many latex gloves Transmission System, said the company hopes out going and organ­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ Moore Medical has on hand, but OPPORTUNITIES ized. If you like work­ ties include: telephone, Real Estate, 647-7653.D HOUSES For Sole. Man­ month security. No pet. ator. $ ^ . Security. No Pratt gets more orders three quarters of 1988. but it has “In order to meet urgent needs to begin construction in 1990 and have the typing and varied office chester, Your Choice! Coll Tim, 528-9337 days ble February 1. Four pets. 743-7852. and sharply increasing demand, he said. “We have millions of Exp. htlpfiri or will train. Growing ing with people, this EAST HARTFORD. This rooms, 2 bedrooms, alerted stockholders to brace for Iroquois pipeline in operation the following CO. looking for tt>« right poopla. New construction, 4 or 646-3725 otter 7pm. EAST HARTFORD (API — New orders for gloves — and more arriving" lob Is for you! Includes responsibilities. Word three bedroom home garage, large yard. a loss in the final quarter and for we took aggressive steps to year. OutsNSo lachnlclan & inaido offica two nights and Satur­ processing a plus. But has been given a bedroom Colonial, all MANCHESTER. Three HDMES jet engines have been placed with Pratt & I)osition ourselves to adequately Murray said the estimated poaltlona. Laam a profaaaion w/a amenities, choose Newly remodeled. Cen­ the year. The ruling came under immediate attack future. Coma grow with u$l day. Call Debbie at not required. Work in an spruce-up. Newly bedrooms, IV2 both. trally located. $550plus FDR RENT Whitney Aircraft that could be worth up to $176 The company said a one-time supply our growing customer annual demand for latex exami­ 643-2171. pointed, new vinyl sid­ carpet, vinyl, electri­ $775 per month. Two from Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., who attractive office with cal fixtures. South utilities. Coll until9pm, million, the jet-engine company has charge in the fourth quarter base, as well as other distribu­ nation gloves in the U.S. is 10 BUDGET PEST CONTROL DISHWASHER, E ve n ­ ing, new Insulated win­ bedrooms, IV2 baths. 623-6970.______MANCHESTER. Elegant billion, and as a result. Moore said it could “compromise legitimate environ­ 640-9001 congenial co-workers. dows, retinished wood Manchester. $289,500 $575 per month. Two announced. would be in in the range of $7 tors" Jerald K. Rome, president, mental and energy concerns of Connecticut's ings. For hard working or Three bedroom Co­ M ANCH ESTER. Second 3 bedroom Colonial In Minerve, a French charter airline, on Medical officials “are not wor­ person. Career oppor­ Competitive salary and floors-oll enhance this bedrooms, 1 both. $525 Martin School District. million to $11 million, or $4.3 and Mark E. Carp, senior vice citizens and shortcut the economic and RN. Day shift Supervisor company paid benefits. charming cape with lonial, lovely older per month plus utili­ floor, 2 bedroom, heat Tuesday ordered six PW4000 turbofan engines million on an president, said in a letter to ried about theultimatedemand" tunities are possible home, new kitchen, and appliances. No $1100 per month plus million to $6.8 energy-need debates that underlie^ the question position, Monday- and we will train you. formal dining room, ties, security and rete- security and utilities. used on wide-body jets. The six engines, worth after-tax basis. stockholders this week. “We will need to mark them Frlday, salary com- Marcom - 646-5428 fireplace, garage and both. $220,000. Anxious, rencs. No pets. 643- pets. $600 plus security. of whether the line should be built at all.” Call Covey’s, 643-2751. moke on offer. Peter­ Coll 646-3979. Sentry Real Estate, 643- $50 million, will be used to power two The problem with the latex “We doubled and tripled up on down and sell in quantity to other mensurates with expe­ treed yard. Call to see It 2121.______4060.______wholesalers" “Congress over the years has sent a very rience. Full benefits MECHANIC for steel fab­ today. $135,900. Cen­ man Building Com­ M ANCHESTER. Two and McDonnell Douglas MD-11 airliners by the gloves began last year for Moore orders to suppliers." said John clear message to FERC on the Iroquois ricating shop to main­ CAR WASH help. Full or pany, 649-9404. MANCHESTER. Large 3 MANCHESTER. Attrac­ package. Please send tury 21 Epstein Realty, bedroom, IV2 baths, three room apart­ spring of 1991, pipeline: go slow,” Dodd said in a prepared resume to or call: Eli­ tain and repair our port time. $6.00to start. 647-8895.n______ANDOVER. Start your ments. $380 and $480 tive three bedroom Co­ The airline also took options on another six Coll Pierre ot 646-6846. appliances. Lease, se­ lonial, redecorated, statement. “I'm not sure how much plainer we zabeth Reynolds, DNS, trucks and equipment. BOLTON. Lovely 3 bed­ home ownership In this curity, $900 plus utili­ plus utilities. Security. engines that would bring in an additional $76 or Kathleen Coburn, Must be experienced. SOCIAL Worker. A multl- three bedroom Ranch. No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 appliances, three car have to make it, and if the commission has room Ranch with first ties. 646-1972 or 646- garage. Call 646-4144or million to Pratt & Whitney, the East Mine workers, Pittston to meet Administrator, 581 Po- Company paid Insu­ dlsclpllned community floor laundry, 2flerplo- Stone fireplace, two 4074. weekdays. difficulty understanding that message. Con­ rance Including dental based ogency seeking 643-0909. Hartford-based company said. gress wil have to use the tools at its disposal to quonock Avenue, ces, sliders to bock car garage, five plus By The Associated Press Virginia. West Virginia and Ken­ two sides agreed they would Windsor, CT 06095, 688- and vacation. EOE. social worker to pro­ porch, 3 cor garage acres, borders on the deliver it even more bluntly — through the 7211. 289-2323. vide Individual, family A Ntvtpspcr la EducaUoa Proiratn tucky on Jan. 31 if no agreement make their negotiators available plus pond. Suitable for Hop River. $149,900. Sponaored by Two coffeemakers recalled The United Mine Workers and is reached. Pittston President 24 hours a day, five days a week if appropriation process if necessary — and by and group treatment In horses. Possible subdi­ McCorrIson-D.W. revisting the procedural methodology set out in Adult And Family De­ vision. $399,000 Century Fish, Better Homes The Quiz SHELTON (AP) — Black & Decker is Pittston Coal Group Inc. will Michael Odom said. need be, Odom said. They agreed partment. NA In Hu­ The Manchester Herald to hold the mediated talks in the Natural Gas Policy Act.” WATER TREATMENT OPERATOR 21 Epstein Realty, 647- and Gardens, 228- recalling two space-saving coffeemakers meet again Friday as they Some Connecticut environmentalists have man Service field or 8895.0 9451/646-8033.______attempt to set up mediated The union had previously given Washington, he said. NSW, CISW preferred. (10 points for each question answered con-ectly) because they are fire hazards. opposed the proposed pipeline construction. The Connecticut Water Company is seeking a tech­ CRACKERJACK Price. ANDOVER. Passive So­ Worldscope The recall is for the Model PDC401 and Model contract talks with less than three the strike deadline to reporters. nically motivated individual tor duties including Two years experience lar, five room home But Pittston and the union have The Iroquois project calls for the construc­ In 0 related setting The price of this gerot PDC403 Spacemaker Plus Thermal Carafe weeks to go before a strike Odom said he was unsure of the operation of two water treatment plants, located in starter ranch has been with 2 cor attached significance, if any, of the union's yet to come to terms on who will tion of a 369.4 mile pipeline that would wind required. Experlence- garage. Sunporch. Coffeemakers purchased after July 1986. deadline, company and union Rockviile and Stattord Springs. Good math and /Certlflcatlon In dru- reset at $129,900. Imme­ direct statement to the company. mediate the contract dispute that from the U.S.-Canadian border near Iroquois, diate occupancy Is of­ $152,500. McCorrlson- “We are aware of a few instances in which officials said. chemical skills required. g/alcohol abuse treat­ D.W. Fish, Better The two sides met Wednesday Pittston hopes to avoid a strike has dragged on since last Feb. 1, Ontario, down through New York and Connec­ ment preferred. Send fered. 5 rooms, 2-3 bed­ the units have caught fire.” said Dennis when miners agreed to stay on the ticut, across the Long Island Sound and ending State ot Connecticut Treatment Plant Operator’s rooms, fireplace, new Homes and Gardens, Heiner. president of Black & Decker U.S. in Washington, where the UMW but is prepared to operate resume to: Andy 228-9451/646-8033. told Pittston forthe first time that through one, Odom said. job with no contract after the last on Long Island. Certification a Plus. Schwartz, Service Di­ wall to wall carpet Household Products Group. wage agreement expired. rector, Northeast Of­ throughout. Spacious it plans to strike mines in At Wednesday's meeting, the Must live in service area or be willing to relocate. 100x227 lot on Strick­ Salary commensurate with experience and fice, Child & Family {CDNDDMINIUMS Services, lnc.,110Maln land Street In Man­ I FDR SALE education. Reply to: Street, Manchester, chester. Jackson & 06040. AA/EEO Jackson Real Estate, M A L L A R D View. Brand THE CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY 647-8400.n______new townhouses and 93 West Main Street • Clinton, CT 06413 LOVE at first sight. duplexes. 3 bedrooms, •0«/tBp You’ll lust love the l '/2 baths, fireplaces Cl AS-SIFIFD ADVERTISING 643-2711 INSTRUCTIDN beautiful decor and the I and attached garages. mint condition ot this No association fees. Merchandise M u sic a l Ite m s...... 84 TRAIN To be a Diesel exceptional 8 room Co- From $140’s. Blan­ Lots/Lond for S a le ...... 23 Mechanic. 7 months Notices Investment Property ...... 24 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 lonlol on South Farms chard 8> Rossetto Real­ Pets ond S u p p lie s ...... 84 hands on program. Lost/f=ound...... 01 Bu sin ess P ro p e rt y ...... 25 Lgf A Spccioli^OoLltl I H oliday Se a so n a l...... 71 PRIVATE PARTY Drive. 4 bedrooms, 1.5 tors," We’re Selling Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 Classes start every 2 P e r s o n a ls ...... 07 Resort Property ...... 26 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 baths, fireplace, sun- Houses” 646-2482.P 1 Presidentseen here meeting with PLO chief Yasser Arafat at A n n o u n ce m e n ts...... 03 M o rtg o o e s...... 27 Tag S a le s ...... 88 months. Diesel Tech­ porch, rec room. In- A u c tio n s...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIng 57 C lo th in g ...... 73 Wanted to B u y / T ro d e ...... 89 Merchandise Ads nology Institute, 105 SOUTH WINDSOR. What the presidential palace in Cairo, may soon visit Israel in an effort W anted to B u y ...... 28 Services ground pool with spa, a condo! Outstanding 2 F in a n c ia l...... 05 F lo o rin g ...... 58 Furniture ...... 74 Pheonix Avenue, En­ and lots more. New to advance the stalemated Middle East peace talks. E le c tric o l...... 59 bedroom townhouse Child Care TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 field, Connecticut 1- prlce-$239,(X)0. Jackson Employment & Education Rentals Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 with den oft master Cleaning Services MochlneryondTools ...... 76 Automotive 800-243-4242.______& Jackson Real Estate, Part Time Help Wanted ...... 10 Rooms for Rent ...... 31 Low n Core MIscelloneous Services 61 bedroom. Spacious 2 An aide says that Yitzhak Shamir Services Wanted...... 62 G a rd e n in g ...... 77 CHEFS, Cooks, Manag­ 647-8400.g______H elp W anted...... " Aportments for Rent...... 32 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax C ars for S a le ...... 91 floor plan, cathedral may ask the United Stales and Matchwords Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 Landscaping...... 43 ers. Begin the New SNUGGLE Up. Long win­ Situation Wanted ...... 12 Carpentry/Remodeling Good Things to E o t...... 78 Trucks/Vans for Sole ...... 92 QQ)|; ceilings, skylights, the (CHOOSE ONE: United (2 points tor each correct match) C o n c re te ...... 44 Business Opportunities...... 13 H om es for R e n t ...... 34 Pointing/Papering 56 Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Com pers/T ral le rs ...... 93 Year by advancing ter nights will be worm washer & dryer hook­ Nations, Soviet Union) to sponsor 1- sponsor a-consequences In stru c tio n ...... 14 Store/Office Spoce...... 35 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 your career! Put your and toosty next to a ups on 2nd floor. Slid­ Form Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Middle East peace talks as part of Employment Services...... 15 Resort P ro p e rt y ...... 36 r ' SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto S e rv ic e s...... 95 talents to work at crackling tire In the ers to patio with view of Industrial Property ...... 37 Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 member hotels, Inns, fireplace of this 6 room a new peace inilialive. MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days pond. One carport, 2- annual b-name Real Estate Garages and Storage ...... 38 Recreotlonal Equipment...... 82 MIscelloneous Automotive ...... 97 restaurants. National Ranch on Sanford pool and tennis too! Roommates Wanted ...... 39 * Additional Lines 50assist preparing tax Manchester, 643-5535. Monday-Frlday, 8:30- personality? property. This home a-UCLA and libel and slender, which 2. Ideal schedule for them in the papers. For more In­ offers a good sized Desirable Ansaldl built dent Reagan, and I may result from the publica­ B R O W N ’S returns. Ten-fifteen b-Michigan mothers with children formation call Classi­ living room, dining one bedroom Condo. will also have a job tion of any advertlsment In I PERSONALS hours per week. Start­ fied, 643-2711 and ask Free standing unit with c-West Virginia In school. Excellent Classified Section. room and 3 bedrooms. in Mr. Bush’s Cabi­ the Manchester Herold by I PART TIME FLOWERS ing around February 1. Do you have a pleasant voice for detolls.a The walk out basement fireplace, central air, advertiser. Including adver­ SINGLES: Meet single Call tor appointment, I HELP WANTED hourly rate, well above net. Who am I and 5 This year’s race for the NHL scoring title tisem ents In any free distri­ people throughout ru­ HELP WANTED Part time driver minimum. Contact lends Itself to a large appllonced kitchen and 742-5353. and enjoy talking BOLTON. Impressive 8 full basement. $132,900 what Cabinet job is once again between Pittsburgh’s bution publications pub­ ral America. Confiden­ wanted M E D IC A L Assistant with Manager at Parkade room Contemporary family room or even 2 Mario Lemieux and former Edmonton lished by the Manchester PART Time organized Bowling Lanes, Man­ rooms. Come out and D.W. Fish Realty, 643- will I have in the tial, established, repu­ VETERINARY Technl- 5 days per week, bookkeeping and medi­ on the phone? on I'/j acres In one of 1591.0 star Wayne Gretzky, now with the ..?... Herald. Penny Sleffert, table plan. Free clan/AssIstant. Veteri­ Mondav-Fridav, person, very dependa­ cal experience for chester. No phone calls Bolton’s finest subdivi­ view what has to be the Bush administration? Publisher. ble. Flexible hours, best value In Bolton FOREST RIDGE. Spa­ details. Country Con­ nary hospital needs 3-4 hours Manchester practice. please. ______sions. Bright, well nection Newsletter, good pay, pleasant at­ Send resume to: 1 Her­ Get paid for doing what you planned kitchen fea­ today. Realty World, cious 3 bedroom Town- personable Individual per day, morning. HEALTHCARE Worker P.O. Box 406, Superior for part time employ- mosphere at a Man­ itage Place, Suite 105, needed for women’s tures quality oak ca­ Benoit, Frechette As- house with lots ot VOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points — TOP SCORE! NE 68978. mendt. Duties Include Apply In person at: chester company. M a­ Manchester, clinic. Position In­ enjoy! W e are currentiy hiring binetry and wetbar. soclotes, 646-7709.g storage. 2 '/2 baths, cen­ 81 to 90 points — Exceilent 71 to 80 points — Good. 61 to 70 points — Fair. answering phone, med­ cintosh Computer Connecticut.______volves patient Inter­ FIreplaced faqiilly MANCHESTER. Home tral air, pool, tenis. ‘ Knowledse Unlimited, Inc. 19-89 II I a n d fo und 163 Main Street experience helptui but peopie iike you at *6.00 per Beautiful setting. ical assistance and Manchester, CT 06040 views and education, room. Hardwood sweet home. 2 years clean up duties. Will not necessary. All In­ STRETCH YOUR burger lab and clerical work. floors and more. Su­ old. Charming 5 room Owner anxious. LOST. Large mixed ANNOUNCEMENTS quires confidential. budget By using one part hour to start. Raises are earned perb layout. $325,000 $152,900. D.W. Fish breed hound. Brown I lead to full time em­ Equal Opportunity Cape with 2 bedrooms, ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ ployment with 60-90 Send Inquires to: P.O. soy extender to four parts Flano Realty, 646-5200 □ l baths, tastefully Realty, 643-1591.0 with stripe morklngs HOUSEKEEPER Employer. Send re­ based on your skiils and '/2 A WONDERFUL Family days. Send resume or Box 2019, Manchester, of meat. Your taste buds sume to: Planned Par­ NOT new but elegant. decorated. Atrium LYDALL WOODS. s8ui)| sa|a8uv