80 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aur, 16, 1989

I HOMES ROOMS I HOMES MUSICAL I CARS I CARS FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT ITEMS FOR SALE FOR SALE Downtown World record Bombs BOLTON - 1 acre ap­ PRIVATE room, A. Spcciolis^ ^ AVAILABLE September ALTO Sox - 3 year old BUICK 1984 Skylark, ex­ VOLKSWAGEN 1970 Bug, proved lots, Birch M t. $80 per week. Heat, hot 1st. Large four bed­ Yam aha, used two ye­ Good condition. Best water, electric and cellent condition. area and Flano Est­ room colonial, fire­ ars. Excellent condi­ 39,000 miles, new tires, offer 649-9673. ates. $79,000. Flano parking Included. 643- 61 firms oppose (Kingdom sets a new mark Shells jolt Beirut place, wall-to-wall car­ tion. Asking $450. 649- $4,200. 649-5546.______D^ ! Realty 646-5200. 9321 evenings. peting, appliances, 2001. MANCHESTER - Re­ family room and more. CLASSIC 1976 Chrysler access road plan /3 In 110-meter high hurdles / II despite appeal /6 646-4144 N e w Yorker CLYDE duced! Owner anx­ APARTMENTS CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. I I MISCELLANEOUS Brougham. For resto­ ious! $149,900. ' for r en t R O U T E 83, V E R N O N Charming 6 rm. Cape In FOR SALE ration or parts. 10,000 LAWN CARE CLEANING SERVICES great nelghborhoad. miles on new block 80 Pontiac Sunbird *2995 454 M A IN St.- 3 room Featuring 2-large bed­ EMERGENCY engine. Good tires. 84 Cutlass Coupe *5895 apartm ent $500 plus Fire — Police — Medicel rooms; h/w floors; eat Overall condition as Is. 84 Buick Century Wag *6995 utilities, no pets. Secur­ END ROLLS JACKIE’S HELPING In kitchen; screened-ln $1,500.54 Avery Shores, 84 Chevrolet Celebrity YARD MASTERS ity. 646-2426 . 9am-5pm DIAL 911 27W width — 253398 Real Estate, 647-8000.□ month. Also five room each offense. C A R fE R 4 Pr. Auto. A/C ISLAND Entirely owner operated. MANCHESTER Indus- M a n c h e s t e r . Green- CHEVROLET — GEO S3 Mercury Cougar Mggs appealed to apartment, heat and CONSTRUCTION 27 years exp. Call trla l, 975 sq.ft, shop. wood Drive, night sale. 1229 Main St., Manchester VBS, Loaded is approved hot water. $600 per S7 Jaap Wrangler rsggs Good tor trademan, All types of home Joseph Dumas month. Phllbrick Friday August 18th 5- 80 Chev Chevette 2 Dr, *3695 5 Spd.. V-S. Soft Top Improvements from $450 month, security, BS Quick Century *4995 646-5253. Agency, 646-4200. 8:30pm. Moving a little 85 Chev Citation 4 Dr. *4295 Auto. A/C concrete floors, steps, references, plus utili­ of everything. Signs S3 Honda Accord LX M39S MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. *6995 WARSAW, Poland (AP) — President Wojciech patios, etc. to complete ties. Call 659-0493. posted. Rain or shine. S Spd., A/C Jaruzelski today approved Lech Walesa’s offer to remodeling. Also decks MMNVILLE ELECTRIC rooms on second floor 88 Ply Sundance 2 Dr. *7995 S3 Olda Clara >3996 and window and door with appliances. No MANCHESTER - 38 Gal­ VS. Auto. A/C form a coalition government led by non- PrafeMlonel etedtical worli done. CARPENTRY/ axy Drive, Saturday, 04 Olds Firenza 'S' H/B *4895 85 NIaaan Santra 'iggs corps chief replacement. Tiling Update ttiet otd fuee panel to pets. Heat not In­ 1 B Spd., Stereo Communists for the first time in the East Bloc, a August 19th. 9am-1pm. 80 Chev Monza Cpe. *2495 interlor/exterlor. oIreuH breaken. cluded. $575 monthly. I REMODELING MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM lawmaker said. Landscape and Interior WIN do all typaa of electrical 646-1379. B a b y Items and 80 Pont 8000 LE 4 Dr. *7195 345 CIN TIR ST., MANCHR5TRR work. "The president accepted the proposition of design services WOOD Floors - Installed, domestics. 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr, *6295 447-79T7 By Nancy Concelman DOT hadn’t shown an alternative Call for free estimate COVENTRY - 3'/2 room, WTANCHESTER - 158 Walesa,” and will issue a formal statement Friday, available. repaired, sanding and 04 Chev Camaro Borllneta *6795 to filling them. 647-7292. MANCHESTER sunny, spacious, VII- Lake Street, August said Jerzy Jozwiak, head of the Democratic Party. Manchester Herald Call Barry at lage Colonial finishing. Free esti­ 06 Chev Celebrity 4 Dr. *6795 The corps wants the DOT to mates. 742-5138 18th, 19th, 9am-4pm. ITRUCKS/VAN8 Jozwiak reported the decision after returning to 646-2411 $134,900 $560/month. 456-0064 or 87 LeSabie Estate Wag. *11795 The state Department of Trans­ widen and upgrade the existing Furniture and parliament from a meeting at Belevedere Palace Absolutely Immaculate, 742-6715. miscellaneous. 85 Ply Turlamo 2 Dr. *3150 I FOR SALE portation plans to appeal the Route 6, eliminating the need to Vinyl Sided Capel 3 MISCELLANEOUS attended by Jaruzelski; Walesa, the leader of the MISCELLANEOUS TOWNHOUSE - Two bed­ I 86 Chev Nova 4 Dr, *5395 denial of a wetlands permit for fill the wetlands and take numer­ bedrooms, paneled SERVICES FORD Cargo Van-1986. Solidarity labor movement; and other members of a PAINTING/PAPERING SERVICES family room, newly rooms, 1'/2 bath, walk J 85'4 Ford Escort Cpe. *6596 the Route 6expressway project to ous homes and properties needed out basement, kitchen I CARS 302, AC. $7,500. 568-1903 new opposition coalition. renovated and 86 Buick LeSabre *8295 after 5pm or leave the Army Corps of Engineers’ for the new road. decorated. Private appliances, washer/d- GSL Building Mainte­ FOR SALE EXPERT ryer hook-ups. Quiet nance Co. Commercl- message.o Walesa said Prime Minister Czeslaw Kiszczak, chief of engineering, who over­ Lazarek said today the DOT backyard, attached the Communist leader who was unable to form a does not believe the corps should Exterior and Interior HAWKES TREE SERVICE breezeway and garage. complex. Security, al/ResIdentlal building D O D G E 1979 Custom CHEVROLET 1972 C-10. 8 sees projects nationwide. painting and wallpaper Bucket, truck 6 chipper. lease required. $745646- repairs and home Im­ foot fleet side bed. coalition government, had resigned. “ There will be The DOT has sent a letter to the decide what acceptable alterna­ hanging. Limited exterior Van. Air conditioning, Stump removal. Free 3042 or 646-2918. provements. Interior new motor, automatic, Rebuilt 350 V-8,4 on the a communique on the radio about the resignation Federal Highway Administration tives are. The Federal Highway rsstoratlon. Prevloua work aatimatee. Special and exterior painting, can be seen upon request. conelderation for elderly power brakes, steer- CARDINAL floor, $500 742-1583. being presented.” Walesa told reporters, who requesting its support of the Administration has said a wi­ light carpentry. Com­ Contact BC Company, and handicapped. Ing. $2995. 644-9861. FORD 1986 Bronco II, six mobbed him after he left the meeting and returned appeal. DOT Deputy Commis­ dened Route 6 couldn’t handle 644-6968. WE DELIVER plete lanitorlal ser­ cylinder, tour wheel For Home Delivery, Call vice. Experienced, rel­ FORD 1981 Escort. Four BUICK, INC. to his hotel. sioner William Lazarek said increased traffic and would be 647-7553 1988 Dodge Dakota P/U drive, air conditioning, iable, free estimates. speed, am /tm cassette. •8980 Asked how the meeting had gone, he replied, today. The New England Division unsafe. WALLPAPERING & 647-9946 Good running condi­ 1988 Buick Skylark $8090 stereo, tape player. 643-0304. 1988 Buick Century “ Good.” Walesa said he would leave it to the of the corps denied the DOT’S “ This is not really their (the Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 tion. $700. 649-0243 $11990 649-7810, 6-8pm. $9,000 PAINTING 1988 Buick Riviera $14690 corps) decision to make.” La­ evenings. state- media to announce what Jaruzelski had request for a wetlands permit in a CeNInga Rapaked or Replaced LANDSCAPING CHFA APPROVED 1967 Plymouth Horizon $4960 zarek said. “ Who legally has the Insured/Referencas 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. lAUTDSFOR agreed to. decision issued Aug, 4. IN ELLINGTON HEBRON - Two bedroom 1982 PONTIAC Firebird - •9480 resources to determine what is an 6 .L McHugh FURNITURE Air, automatic, power 1988 Oldt Calais $6980 RENT/LEASE State radio said a communique would be issued The appeal will be made under $78,000. Impeccable apartment. Heat, hot 1986 Chev Monte Carlo $8495 acceptable alternative?” 6436321 or 6464431 EXPERIENCED steering, brakes. later today. a corps regulation that says the kept 3 room water, appliances, car­ SLEEPER Sota-Queen 1986 Toyota Camry $9180 Lazarek said after the decision BOBCAT LOADER peting Included. Large Cassette. V-6. Good 1966 Buick Electra 380 Jozwiak told reporters the meeting's outcome chief of engineering must issue condominium. Well size. Very good condi­ clean car. 51K. 646-9826. $10250 was released that DOT officials UVEIGLE^ PAMTWG CO. operator with York rake decorated end unit. Call yard, parking, cellar 1985 Buick Riviera $0890 was “ favorable for the state and the nation,” but he decisions on projects if there is Quality work at a tion. $200. 568-1903 after AUTO attachment for hire. today — won't lasti storage. Twenty min­ 5 p m o r leave 1980 AUDI 4000. 73K. M e­ 1985 Buick Electra $8480 did not explain in detail what was decided. substantial doubt about corps would weigh their options and reasonable pricel utes to UConn and chanic's car. Excellent 1985 Buick Regal Cpe. $8860 Interior & Exterior Fully Insuranced. message.□______He said that Jaruzelski approved the “ concept” of policies, laws or regulations, possibly try to find an alternative Hartford. $625 condition. Air, power 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 RENTAL Free Estimates 1984 Oldsmobile Firenza Lazarek said. plan based on the decision. The 644-6046 monthly. 649-2871 or ONE swivel rocker and 1 brakes, A M /F M Blau- $4900 a government formed by Solidarity and two small 1984 Mercury Cougar $5990 643-0129 DOT and FHA have said there are Call Brian Welgle 228-3245. velour wing chair. Ex­ punkt cassette. 646- political parties that until recently were aligned The DOT had sought approval cellent condition. Both 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 645-6912 9826. R e a s o n a b le with the Communist Party: the United Peasant to fill 77 acres of wetlands that lie no alternatives to building the CONCRETE MANCHESTER - 5'/2 $125. 568-8259. project as proposed. room apartment. Fire­ 1985 CHEVY Camero Z- 81 Adams St. Party and the Democratic Party. in the path of parts of the The nearly $200 million project place, parking In yard. 28. T-top, power steer­ Manchester Jozwiak said no decision was reached on who proposed 11.8-mile expre.ssway PMNTIN6 AND CARS ing, brakes, A M /F M CARS from Bolton Notch to Windham. is funded 85 percent by the federal Roman Spiewak Updated kitchen and I would be prime minister. CARPENTRY WORK bath, oversize closets. FOR SALE cassette, V-8. 5.0 L, 649-4571 FDR SALE Col. Daniel Wilson, engineer for interstatetrade-in program. DOT Indudca Interior and Exterior Manchester “ No candidates for the premier were presented, paInNng. flabullding porchaa and Mason Contractor $625 monthly, plus se­ 5-speed. 47K. 646-9826. officials have said they would but we talked about it, and the president will think the corps’ New England division, dacka and Inatalllng Stockade Brick, Block or Stone *349,900 curity and lease. Call said in the Aug. 4 decision that the have to come up with a new plan faneat. Chimneys, Patios, Walla 649-4981. Free Eadmatai — Fully Inaurad SUPERB 10+ room within two years or risk losing New, RaatoraUone and Rapalis Contemporary on Please see POLAND, page 10 project would result in undue 6464454/6464366 646-4134 MANCHESTER - Modern harm to wetlands and that the federal funding. aak fo r Michael 1.95 acres of 4 room apartment In a 4 oriarty Brothers property. 4 Bdrms, 3'/4 family house. Applian­ Get that chimney re­ baths. Full In-Law ces and parking In­ G EO R G E N. paired before winterl Call apartment. Much, cluded. $500 plus utlll- CONVERSE now for a free estimate. much morel! tles. 647-1113 otter 6pm. Fully Insured. Manchester’s Trade deficit Painting and Decorating MANCHESTER-Oneand Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Herald Building ban set Paper Hanging TALAGA MASONRY two bedroom apart­ ment. Has appliances WRONG! — Neva Slater of 113 Greenwood Drive reacts as a judge CALL 643-2804 643-8209 and 1 bath. Call 646- 1218. Ask for Phil or Used Car Dealer drops sharpiy tells her she misspelled a word during Wednesday’s spelling bee at Suzanne.______the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. for faii review HOMES HOMES Thirty Locust Street. 4 I I room heated apart­ USED CAR SPECIALS (AP) - The U.S. trade deficit FOR SALE FOR SALE ment 1st floor. Secur­ improved dramatically in June to $8.17 billion, the Bv Rick Santos people holler and shout, you can ity. No pets. $650 1984 MAZDA 1983 BUICK 1987 VW JETTA 84 CHEVY 1984 FORD smallest imbalance since December 1984, the Senior spelling bee ace still pass the moratorium.” JUST Like New! This EAST HARTFORD monthly. 646-2426.9am- Manchester Herald B2000 P/U CENTURY GSI CAMARO CROWN VIC government said today. Lowrey said the timing of the dynamite 6 rm Ranch MANCHESTER - Immac­ $168,500 5pm weekdays. Auto, A/C 5 Spd , AM/FM Auto, A/C The Commerce Department said the June deficit ulate 4 bed. Colonial BOLTON — The chairman of moratorium is crucial. If it is In Manchester has lust PRICE REDUCED on MANCHESTER - Three *3850 *6222 represented a sharp 18.9 percent improvement over received a complete plus den & form al din­ this Aluminum sided & *3919 *9650 *5350 the Zoning Commission told passed too soon, he said that may bedroom apartment a revised May deficit of $10.08 billion. contemplates her victory redecorating job. ing room. A very nice Brick 7 rm., 3 bdrm. with appliances. $750 not leave enough time for the 1984 MAZDA members Wednesday he is pursu­ Shiny hardwood floors private area for this 8 Raised Ranch. 2 yr. old per mnth. Security re­ 1988 CHEVY 1983 LINCOLN 1986 BUICK The improvement came from a 1.5 percent heating system. 1 full 1985 CHEVY ing his proposal for a building regulations to be rewritten. But if highlight the plaster room, vinyl sided quired. 649-0931. P/U CPE. CELEBRITY TOWN CAR increase in U.S. exports, which pushed them to a By Diane Rosell “ My husband will be so proud of me.’’ and 2 nail bath. 2 car 5 Spd. MONTE CARLO RIVIERA moratorium and will have a the commission waits to long, the construction, 3 bdrms, house with oversized Auto, A/c Black, Loaded Auto record level of $30.91 billion, and a 3.6 percent drop Manchester Herald she said. garage. Large deck & M A N C H ESTER - Two specific plan ready for the developers may have new subdi­ 2 full baths, 2 firepla­ garage. $159,900. in imports, which fell to $39.08 billion. The trade Whalen also has qualified for the ces, full basement with Realty World, Benoit, large lot. bedroom. In duplex, *3880 *6550 *8919 *6850 commission’s next meeting on visions approved before the ban is west end of town. $600 *8918 deficit is the difference between imports and Helen Whalen didn’t have to contem­ regional finals at the Bloomfield Senior 2 car garage, summer Frechette Associates, 1983 MERCURY Sept. 20. begun, he said. 646-7709.D per month. Call Dan 1987 MAZDA 1983 MAZDA exports. plate too long Wednesday to figure out Citizens' Center on Sept. 22. in which porch tool See tor LYNX 1985 BMW 32S 1985 MAZDA Mark Johnson has proposed a Construction can begin on any yourself! Martin 643-2226 or 646-9892. B2600 4x4 S.Spd.. A/C 626 Economists had been looking for the deficit to how to spell the word. seniors from 12 towns will compete. She COVENTRY - The High­ Auto. A/C Auto 626 six-month moratorium on subdi­ development approved before a School $199,500. Jack- Four room apartm ent In 4 S Spd., A/c “ C-o-n-t-e-m-p-l-a-t-e,” the correct worked for SNET as a telephone lands. 1 plus acre sites 5 Spd , AM/FM narrow, but not by as large a margin as actually visions, apartments, and con­ moratorium is passed. son & Jackson Real $65,000. New homes tor family. $465 monthly, *1888 *10950 spelling, made Whalen the winner of a operator for 22 years before retiring. *9888 *5050 occurred. However, analysts said the figures did not dominiums so that the commis­ Developer Gregory Pinto, who Estate, 647-8400.D $190,000.______utilities not Included. *5888 change their overall prediction that the country’s spelling bee at the Manchester Senior The 11 senior citizens who partici­ No pets, security. 645- 1985 MERCURY 1984 TOYOTA 1987 MERCURY 1986 OLDS sion will have more time rewrite attended the meeting, said the VERNON - Choice of PRESTIGIOUS Cope. 1985 PONTIAC trade improvement is in danger of stalling out. Citizens’ Center. Marion Straughan pated in the spelling bee were given five 0342. LYNX COROLLA COUGAR the town’s zoning regulations. His commission should be careful several 12 plus acre. Must be seen! Don't CIERA SUNBIRD Many economists are predicting that the deficits came in a close second after misspell­ rounds to make errors. Starting the M ANCHESTER - Three 4 Spd.. AM/FM Auto. A/C Auto, A/C, LS Gray proposal has been supported by when considering the morato­ Box Mt. Drive. White wait! Make your move Columbia 5 Spd., A/C ing the word “ turnbuckle” by forget­ sixth round, they had to spell correctly now! Blanchard & Ros- room apartment. Heat will begin rising in the second half of the year as some of the town’s top elected rium because bans “ very directly birch. Mountain Lau­ $159,900 *2990 *5112 *9880 ting the “ c.” or be eliminated. setto Realtors," W e’re and hot water. $475 *7212 *4350 American exports suffer from the rising value of the officials but criticized as too affect the value of property.” rel and views. $135,000. QUALITY BUILT Spilt monthly. Lease and dollar. A higher dollar makes U.S. goods more Whalen, who is in her late ‘60’s, said The words ranged from “ butter­ Flano Realty 646-5200. Selling Houses" 646- 1986 BUICK 1984 MERCURY 1984 CHEVY drastic by others. Pinto was at the meeting 2482.D Level on beautiful, references. 649-4820- 1985 RENAULT 1986 MAZDA she knew the perfect place to put her milk,” in round one to ’’triumph," in private lot. 7 rma., 3 r iv ie Ra TOPAZ CAVALIER WAG expensive on overseas markets. The regulations have been because the company was re­ 646-4412. Auto, A/C ENCORE B2200 LX new clock, a prize she received for bedrooms, 1 'h baths, 5 Spd.. A/C Auto. A/C 5 Spd., AM/FM “ We are looking for a substantial widening in the called poor and outdated by town questing the commission’s appro­ winning the 21-round spelling bee. Please see SPELL, page 10 family room, full "EASY DOES IT" Is the *9814 *5818 officials, including Johnson and val for a plan tobuild a complex to basement, garage. way to describe placing a *3818 *4220 *2950 Please see TRADE, page 10 1986 Zoning Enforcement Officer house apartments, offices, and a want od. Just call 643-2711 1984 RENAULT 1982 OLDS bank at the intersection of Old and we do the rest! MITSUBISHI 1984 PONTIAC 1985 MERKUR Steven Lowrey. The two say the STRAND REAL ALUANCE CUTLAS SUNBIRD regulations inadequately govern Coventry Road and Route 44. The Auto, A/C, 54K CORDIA TURBO Auto, A/c, Gray XR4TI ESTATE 5 Spd. 5 Spd.. Air Auto, A/C the building of condominiums or building, to be called the Twin 1 I CONDOMINIUMS PZC chairman dismisses 395 North Main St. FOR RENT *3212 *6990 *4222 *3950 *7650 Not much to see mobile vendors, among other Hills Centre, would be just inside Manchester, CT problems Bolton near the Coventry town 1987 RX7 1986 MERCURY 1984 MAZDA 1985 FORD 647-”S0LD” VERNON - One bedroom 1988 MAZDA HARTFORD (AP) — Lunar lovers in The present zoning rules man­ line. TURBO SABLE condo with air, pool 626 ESCORT WAGON MX-6 northern Connecticut got a thrill, but most conflict of interest claim date that apartments or condomi­ The commission decided to 5 Spd., AM/FM. A/C 4 Or., Auto, A/C Auto, AM/FM and garage. Available Auto White, A/C, 5 spd skywatchers in the central part of the state got niums be built in areas zoned for defer approving or denying the August 15th, $580 per OR I BUSINESS *14444 *6919 *5650 *4950 little more than disappointment from their By Rick Santos In a story today. The Hartford Courant commercial use. Johnson said. month. Please call 647- *13333 first chance in more than 20 years to watch a Residential zoning permits one- Please see BUILD, page 10 ^ 0 1 PROPERTY 9254 1984 1986 CHRYSLER Manchester Herald questioned whether Sieffert may have had 1982 OLDS 1983 CHEVY 1988 MAZDA lunar eclipse. and two-family housing units VOYAGER NEW YORKER a conflict because Peterman had con­ MANCHESTER - Two CUTLAS MONTE CARLO B2200 Overcast skies Wednesday night made it 5 Spd.. A/C Auto, A/C Brougham Alfred Sieffert Sr., chairman of the structed an addition to the Sieffert’s house only. He said there should be bedroom townhouse. Auto, A/C, 59.000 Sspd., AM/FM difficult for ntany in the state to observe the full separate zoning regulations for MANCHESTER $116,900. Nice unit In a *4990 *7441 Planning and Zoning Commission, said before the vote. The newspaper quoted TODAY very small condo com­ *4818 *4996 *5980 moon dipping toward the Earth's shadow, said today he did not have a conflict of interest Peterman as saying the addition probably condominiums and apartments. Alan Dunham, meteorologist with the National FOR SALE OR plex with a total of six 1986 FORD when he cast the deciding vote in favor of a cost $12,000. The newspaper also said that He said the moratorium would MANCHESTER $136,500 1986 CHRYSLER 1987 FORD 1988 MX-6 1984 PONTIAC Weather Service based at Bradley Interna­ units. Deck oft kitchen, T-BIRD subdivision proposed by a developer who the building permit, taken out by Peter­ not outlaw new business because Index LEASE/OPTION lots of yard area. D.W. nFTH AVE TAURUS GL DELUXE FIERO Auto, A/C Auto, Air. AM/FM tional Airport. had built an addition to the home Sieffert man, listed the value of the construction as it applies only to residential uses. Fish Realty, 643-1591 ,□ 5 Spd., A/C, AM/FM 4 Spd. The view was probably best near the 2 of the best located *8998 shares with his wife. $6,400. More businesses would be good 20 page*, 2 Bections professional office suites MANCHESTER - Loca­ *6999 *8441 •10551 *2999 Massachusetts border and Connecticut’s for the town, he said, because of 88E AMBASSADOR DRIVE tion! Location! Loca­ At a press conference held on the But Penny and Alfred Sieffert showed northwest corner where skies were relatively the tax revenue they would Classified - 19-20 Obituaries____ 2 Spacious Townhouse Condo with 7 rooms, 3 in town. tion! $162,900. addition, Sieffert said, “ It never even reporters canceled checks at the news bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half baths. Lower level 1. ) 1st floor facing Main Im m a c u la te 6 rm . clear, he said. crossed my mind” that voting for the conference showing they paid Peterman generate. Comics_____ 16 Opinion______8 "Unfortunately, for the rest of the state, the family room, all wall to wall carpeting, recently St. 12S0 aq. ft huge Townhouse (over 1695 subdivision would even have the appear­ Builders $26,202.69 for the 12-by-16-foot Another project Johnson will Focus______17 Spoils___11-14 redecorated. Nicely landscaped and maintained eclipse has been a bust," Dunham said. private parking lot. sa.tt.) 3 large bed­ ance of a conflict of interest because the room extending off their kitchen and a work on before the next meeting Local/State__ 2-5 Television___ 15 — Northfield Green Is an established area close rooms; eat-ln ap- Dunham said the cold front that had created cost of the addition was comparable or is putting together a formal Natlon/World J&-7 Weather______2 to schools, shopping, etc. Pay ua a viaiti HOST: 2. ) 2500 sq. ft. 2 story Pllanced kitchen; 2'/2 deck off the room. MORIARTY BROTHERS storms earlier in the week left a lot of sky more expensive than other estimates. proposal for rewriting the regula­ Brian Lavoie traditional style building baths; central a/c, and covered in haze. Penny Sieffert. who is publisher of the tions. He said he will have it ready car-port. Call tor de­ He said the house at 34 Pilgrim Lane is DIRECTIONS; From Main Street to Woodbridge very near famous Cave/a But those lucky enough to enjoy clear skies Manchester Herald, said the price, about by the next meeting. W E D E LIV ER Street to Lydall Street, left on Ambassador Drive. Rest off street parking. tails! Klernan Real 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT owned by his wife Penny Sieffert, Estate, 649-1147.0 saw the moon transformed into a glowing, Sieffert voted in favor of a three-lot $135 per square foot, was "rather high.” Johnson said the commission For Home Delivery, Call Call Tom Boyle MANCHESTER South- orange-reddish disk at about 9:20 p.m. subdivision proposed by the Peterman Her husband said the average cost of an must hold a public hearing before D. F. REAL^ INC. Owner/Agent field Green - Three Wednesday. Building Co. on Aug. 7. The subdivision, addition is about $75 to $100 per square foot. the building ban can be impo.sed. 647-9946 MM. m m Boyle Real Estate bedroom , 2'/2 bath, ■ Related story on page 18. which was within 50 feet of the Hockanum Lowrey, who was at the meeting, Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 I7B Milii H . NiMlMStM’ central air, pool, ten­ River, was approved by a 3-2 vote. Please see DENY, page 10 said, ” No matter how much the 6464828 649-4800 nis, golf. $975. Security 643-5135 (Iff 643-5601. g — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 17, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 17, 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE

About Town Police Roundup ■ ^ ■ i Adopt a pet: Kate is ready ■fla' Downtown firms Man arrested on charges Band Shell concert slated By Barbara Rlchmand Manchester Herald oppose proposal The Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell is of setting shed on fire sponsoring a performance by the U.S. Military Kate, a friendly little female A 48-year-old Manchester man was arrested Academy Concert Band, at Manchester Community beagle, is this week's featured today at 1;56 am . on charges he attempted to burn College on Friday at 7 p.m The New York band has pet at the Manchester dog down his shed and dumped gasoline on his wife, for access road played at Carnegie Hall. Lincoln Center, and around pound. She’s about 3 years old police said. the world. and is tri-color. Raymond Smith of 304 Windsor St. was charged By Nancy Concelman Bring a lawn chair or blanket. No pets are Manchester Herald By Nancy Concelman the assessment. allowed. Kate was found roaming on with third-degree arson, third-degree assault and Manchester Herald ADAPT’s statement, drafted Route 384 on July 29. She has a breach of peace, police said. In case of rain, the concert will be held at East Proposed amendments to town by Manchester attorney Bruce S. nice disposition and would Police said Smith was intoxicated and furious 4: A survey conducted by a group Beck, claims the assessment does Catholic High School. 115 New State Road. make a good pet for a loving when he arrived home at 1 a m. Smith said he was zoning and subdivision regula­ tions could encourage more hous­ opposed to the Main Street not meet requirements of the household. going to burn down the shed where his son kept his reconstruction project as pro­ Connecticut h'nvironmental As­ Judy, featured a few weeks motorcyle, according to police. He said his son was ing. safer roads and energy Breastfeeding course opens efficiency in new developments. posed shows that 61 of the 73 sessment Act, among other ago, will have to be euthanized injured in a motorcycle accident the day before and downtown business owners who things, A class conducted by the International Board of if not adopted soon. She’s a didn’t want him riding anymore, police said. The changes drafted by the town Planning Department are responded believe a controver­ “These written comments do Certified Lactation Consultants on breastfeeding, gentle, quiet dog. She’s mostly Smith ran outside with the gas can, but his wife sial access road will hurt the not, and cannot, exhaust the will be offered Friday at the Rockville General rusty brown in color and is Kate Bobby threw the gas can in the street. Smith retrievd the scheduled for a public hearing value of their business or various and multi()le inadequa­ Hospital. 31 Union Street, in the Rockville section of about 1 year old. She was found can and dumped ga.soline on his wife’s back, police before the Planning and Zoning Commission Sept. 18. property. cies of the purported Environ­ Vernon, from 10 a m. to noon. on North Street on July 28. brought to the pound by a and the new owner must have said. The survey conducted by a mental Assessment” Beck The class will provide information on night Ron, the male Pomerainian motorist who rescued him. the dog licensed. Before being Elaine Smith. 47. said she felt short of breath from Revisions to zoning regulations Downtown Association to Pre­ wrote. feedings, increasing your milk supply, the father’s cross, featured last week, is Also rescued by Dog Warden licensed the dog must have a the gasoline fumes on her clothes, police said. include an amendment allowing serve the Thoroughfare shows The assessment does not evalu­ role, and how to travel with a breastfed baby. also still waiting to be adopted. Richard Rand were two female rabies shot. Smith then set fire to the shed and ran away, residential uses on the second that 21 downtown business ate the impact on elderly Main The class is $15. He’s a miniature copy of a ferrets. Rand said he received a Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., police said. floor of new office buildings owners want to abandon the Street residents and on tho.se with For more information call 872-0501. extension 331. Baltic sled dog and also has a call from a Prospect Street a volunteer organization, has Police said only the exterior of the shed had been located in a Residence C Zone. pifi project and 49 want to proceed disabilities, and the economic nice disposition. He was found The proposed amendment re­ impact of property acquisition. resident that someone had left many cats and kittens in need of damaged by the fire. Police said they found Smith quires two parking spaces per with modifications. on Pond Lane on Aug. 1. the two ferrets, in a nice cage, good homes. This week’s fea­ under a nearby tree and arrested him. unit. But 123. 90 percent, of 1.37 'The DOT will review comments Folk concert slated The 4-month old black Labra­ at the corner of Prospect and tured feline is a male tiger Smith was held on $2,500 cash bond and was employees or customers who made at the hearing and may dor retriever, mentioned in last Norwood Streets, with a sign on named Bobby. scheduled to appear in court today, police said. Residences were previously responded oppose reconstruction decide to proceed as planned, The Coventry Arts Commission is sponsoring a week’s column, was adopted by the cage saying "Two free All ofthe cats and kittens put Smith has no known criminal record. prohibited in new office buildings as a whole and 122. 95 percent, abandon the project or remove free folk concert on Sunday at Patriots Park on a Colchester family. The golden ferrets.” up for adoption are neutered or in a Residence C Zone. oppose the access road the access road and other dis­ Lake Street. Coventry, from 4 to 6 p.m. retriever, also mentioned last The dog pound is located on spayed, given their initial shots The town’s affordable housing } •. 'The access road as proposed puted de.sign elements, including The concert will feature Ron Anderson of week, was claimed by his town property off Olcott Street and are tested for feline leuke­ Current Quotations committee, which proposed would run from Maple Street to pedestrian islands on Main Street Coventry and “Gopherbroke” of Manchester owner. near the landfill area. The dog mia. unless too young when changes to zoning regulations to Bissell Street and be u.sed as a that have been called "bump The concert will be held rain or shine There were two new dogs at warden is at the pound week­ taken. promote affordable housing, sug­ bypass during construction. outs.” the pound, as of Tuesday. One days from noon to 1 p.m. There Judy Lazorik, a volunteer "The No. 1 issue in Miami, and the No. 1 issue gested allowing more than one 'The survey results are included According to ADAPT’s survey. was a blonde female cocker is also someone at the pound with the group, said they have across America, is drugs and the violent crime they floor of residential use over in ADAPT's written criticism of 57 busine.ss ow ners feel the bump Hospital tours offered spaniel. She's about 6 months commercial uses in the town’s the project engineer’s environ­ outs will hurt the value of their from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday all kinds of cats and kittens — spawn.” — President Bush on a campaign swing in business zones The Manchester Memorial Hospital is sponsoring old and was found on Waddell through Friday. tuxedo, Morris-type, Miami for a Republican congressional candidate. mental assessment of the $13 busine.ss or properly and 116 Road on Aug. 10. The department has also pro­ million project. That assessment shoppers and employees are "The Pediatric Preparation Program." an on-site The phone number at the paws, tigers and such. Anyone posed a subdivision regulation tour to acquaint children and their families with the The other is a Chow cross. pound is 643-6642. If there is no interested should call any of the says reconstruction will have no opposed to them. He’s all black and is about 6 amendment requiring developers significant impact on the physi­ ADAPT in March filed a hospital. answer, call the police depart­ following numbers in the homes Correction to install traffic control signs and If you would like to schedule a tour, call 646-1222. months old. He was found ment at 646-4555. of volunteers; 232-8317; 242- cal. social and economic lawsuit in U.S. Di.sfrict Court roaming on Route 384 and was There is a $5 fee to adont a dog 2156; or 676-2736. pavement markings on streets environment against the town, state Depart­ extension 2417. that are under construction be­ .1. ment of Transportation and Fed­ Due to incomplete information available to the At an Aug. 2 public hearing on fore any completed buildings are the assessment, opponents ques­ eral Highway Administration, Art exhibit opens Herald, a story published Wednesday about the occupied. tioned the validity of the project charging that the agencies ap­ Manchester crime rate did not contain the correct Last September, a South Wind­ engineer’s survey of downtown proved the project without re­ You can see Inez Marchisa’s watercolors at the Obituaries number of homicides from 1980 to 1988. There was sor woman was seriou.sly injured business owners and shoppers quired environmental impact stu­ First Federal Savings and Loan Association. 344 W. one homicide in 1982 and two in 1987. at the intersection of Gardner that show that most people want dies. ADAPT withdrew the Street and Clover Lane when her lawsuit after the FHA ordered the Middle Turnpike, every Monday. Tuesday. Wednes­ The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and the project done as soon as day and Friday, from 9 a m. to 4 p m.; Thursday Marjorie White Carmichael, Calif.; and several nephew, Ronald Sloan of car collided with a truck. Clover possible assessment, but members said at fair. If an error is made, we want to make a Lane, part of a new subdivision, the public hearing they would from 9 a.m. to 7 p m.; and Saturday from 9 a m. to grandchildren. Coventry. correction. The Herald’s phone number is 643-2711. Today is the last day the DOT is noon. Marjorie (West) White, 65, of The funeral will be Friday at 10 He is also survived by three was under con.struction and no accepting written comments on probably take legal action. Glastonbury, died Tuesday (Aug. a.m. at the Glastonbury Funeral nieces and a nephew. stop signs were posted at its 15,1989) at Hartford Hospital. She Home, 450 New London Turnpike, The funeral will be Friday at 11 intersection with GardnerStreet. History course offered was the wife of Robert H. White, Glastonbury. Calling hours are a m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Air Quality The town is not required to and the mother of William F. today from 7 to 9 p.m. Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. install traffic controls until Irish raps races The Continuing Education Division of Manchester White of Manchester. streets are complete, but police Community College will offer a course in United Burial will be in Rose Hill HARTFORD (AP) — The state Department of She is also survived by her Memorial Park. Rocky Hill. Environmental Protection said air quality was ordered the subdivision devel­ States history from Colonial times to 1877 at Vernon parents, Morris T. and Marjorie John A. Hall oper to install stop signs at the Reginald l^Into/Manchnter )Heralc Center Middle School during the fall semester. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 moderate on Wednesday and was expected to be (Barber) West of East Hartford; John A. Hall, 75, of West p.m. good to morderate on Thursday, Gardner Street-Clover Lane for mayor position The course. History 201, will be taught by Dr. John two daughters, Marjorie F. Hartford, died Wednesday (Aug. intersection. PRECISION PAINTING — Larry Oates, 599 Main St. Wednesday. He recently F. Sutherland and will run on Wednesday evenings White, and Jeanne M. (White) 16, 1989) at St. Francis Hospital Memorial donations may be A proposed revision to Resi­ formerly of Boston, paints a building at was hired by J & F Painting of Clinton. Sept. 13 through Dec. 20 from 6; 30 to 9; 20 p.m. LaPorte, both of Glastonbury; and Medical Center in Hartford. made to the American Cancer dence A Zone regulationscalls for By Alex GIrelll head contest. Under the present The course is transferable to all Connecticut two brothers, Robert West of He is survived by his wife. Shirley Society, 670 Prospect A"?.. Hart­ Pollen Count installation of sidewalks on new Manchester Herald system, the chairman of the institutions of higher education and meets teacher Colchester, and Richard West of L. (Tambling) Hall, and his ford 06105. streets according to the town’s Board of Directors is elected by certification requirements for the state. sidewalk plan, which requires Candidates for the town Board the board itself and serves as For further information, call 647-6242. NEW HAVEN (AP) — The ragweed-pollen count walks on one side of a street. Coventry issues school notices of Directors who spend large mayor. The director elected has for Connecticut on Thursday was 12 and the Zoning regulations require walks sums on their campaigns are almost always been the director Deaths Elsewhere mold-spore level was moderate, reported the on both sides of new streets. COVENTRY - The School 'nterested should contact one of have not met this requirement really running for the position of in the majority party who re­ Hospital of Saint Raphael. The town Engineering Division Department has issued a number the schools for an application and will be excluded from school until mayor, Wallace Irish Jr. charged ceived the higest vote in the Military Notes has estimated that fixing, not of advisories to parents and an interview with the principal. the report is received. today. election. replacing sidewalks in town could people interested in substitute Substitutes will be paid $45 per Physical exams must include a Irish, a Republican candidate In the 1987 election, the highest Amanda Blake, Eugene O’Malley Public Meetings cost $10 million. Members of the teaching jobs day for the first 10 days; after hematocrit or hemoglobin test for the Board of Directors, was spender among the director can­ Receives Army commission television star Board of Directors have sug­ Parents of students planning to that the pay will increase (blood test for anemia), height, responding to remarks by Demo­ didates was Democrat Barbara CHICAGO (AP) - Eugene F, gested removing damaged walks attend the public .schools this year Substitute nurses are also weight, and blood pressure. The cratic Town Chairman Theodore Weinberg, incumbent mayor. She Brian P. Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn SACRAMENTO (AP) - Ac­ O’Malley. 87, considered the Public meetings scheduled for tonight; on one side of streets that have should call the appropriate school needed. Applicants must be regis­ exams must also include an R. Cummings on a suggestion by spent more than $8,000. The next of 52 Stephen St., was recently commissioned as a tress Amanda Blake, who played inspiration for the character of walks on both .sides to cut future to schedule a registration tered nurses. Anyone interested immunization update and health Irish that some limit be set on highest spender was Peter P. second lieutenant in the LLS, Army at Norwich the kindhearted Miss Kitty in the the same name portrayed by Bing repair and maintenance costs. appointment. should call 742-8913 history as the physician thinks spending by candidates in the DiRosa Jr. who spent slightly Crosby in the movies “Going My appropriate. Also included must directorship races. University. Northfield, Vt. "Gunsmoke ” television series, Manchester A proposed new section in the "The locations, times, and dates School officials also have an­ more than $5,000. f he day after he was commissioned he graduated died of cancer Wednesday at Way” and "The Bells of St. subdivision regulations says pro­ for registration are as follows; nounced that Connecticut health be vision, hearing, and postural Cummings dismissed the idea Some political observers at the from Norwich University where he majored in Mercy General Hospital. She was Mary’s,” died Monday of cardiac Board of Directors comment session. Directors’ jects should be laid out in an Coventry High School (phone legislation requires all students tests as well as dental screenings. as a non-issue, saying both time took the view that the two government He is presently on duty at Ft. Bliss in 60. arrest. office, 6; 30 p.m. “energy efficient pattern” to number; 742-7346). 10 a m. to 2 in public schools to have periodic For children entering the parties have been reasonable and candidates were vying for the El Paso. Texas. Hospital spokeswoman Jerri O’Malley began his lifetime Building Committee, Municipal Building coffee encourage the use of solar p.m., Wednesday Aug. 23. and 9 physical examinations. In Coven­ school for the first time, a responsible in their spending mayor’s post. He is a 1985 graduate of East Catholic High School Ewen said Miss Blake died commitment with the all-male room, 7; 30 p.m. energy Buildings .should be lo­ a m. to2p.m .Thursday. Aug.24; try. physicals are required for tuberculin test is also required record in local elections. DiRosa came in first with 7,971 Wednesday evening and a mem­ Paulist Choir at Old St. Mary’s cated to avoid shadows from Captain Nathan Hale School children entering pre-school or Letters explaining the require­ Irish said heavy spending by votes and was subsequently orial service was being planned Roman Catholic Church choir in Bolton other buildings or other obstruc­ (phone number; 742-7334). 7 a m. kindergarten and those in grades ments and the Connecticut State directors candidates is "the hid­ elected by the board as chairman 1912 as a singer. He became Assessment forms for the exams den way people run for mayor” for Sacremento. Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7p.m. tions. according to the proposed to 2;30 p.m., Monday and Tues­ six and 10. and mayor. Weinberg dropped to Attends Air Force school Blake underwent surgery for director in 1928. Under his leader­ amendment. day; Coventry Grammar School A physical examination report were mailed to the parents in the At a July 26 news conference, eighth place among the nine ora! cancer in 1977, and afterward ship the choir traveled around the (phone number; 742-7313), 9 a m. must be received by the school spring Additional forms are Irish proposed considering direct directors elected. Staff Sgt. David R. Stephenson, son of Julia F. country and performed at the Complaints about a Spencer available in the school nurses' election of a mayor in a head to Stephenson of 565 Vernon St., has graduated from made appearances throughout to 2; 30 p.m. Monday and Tues­ before the child will he allowed to the country on behalf of the White House. Street office building that is only day; G.H. Robertson School enter either the Early Education offices. the Air Force noncommissioned officer leadership Thoughts about 10 feet from the road led to In addition, any student plan­ school where he studied techniques of leadership, American Cancer Society. She (phone number; 742-7341), 9 a.m or kindergarten class in Sep­ the proposed amendment requir­ to 2; 30 p.m. Wednesday. Aug. 23. tember. Physical exams for those ning to participate in sports in the management and supervision. was once a two-pack-a-day ing a minimum setback of 25 feet smoker. Horace Fuller “Worry” has been defined as the "misuse of the Parents should bring their children will be accepted if done fall will be required to have a He is a command and control technician with in a Busine.ss III Zone. physical Physicals will be given Headquarters. Pacific Air Forces. Hickham Air In 1984, the Cancer society SPETSAI, Greece (AP) — imagination.” childrens’ birth certificates, after Jan. 1. 1989. named her as the recipient of its Recall all the worries of the past few days. How Tbe Planning Department has health records (including im­ For children who will be in at Coventry High School Wednes­ Force Base. Hawaii. Amanda Blake Horace Fuller, a retired U.S. day. Aug. 23, for girls and He is a 1976 graduate of Newington High School. Courage Award, which was pres­ Marine Reserve brigadier gen­ much of the expected doom became reality? also proposed changing Business munizations). and records from grades six through 10. the exam is ented to Blake in the Oval Office . . . on “Gunsmoke" eral, died Tuesday of cancer at “Worry” suspends productive work while we and Industrial zone requirements any other schools attended. acceptable if done after Jan. 1. Thursday, Aug. 24. for boys. The by President Reagan. age 81. ponder on what most likely will not happen. And if to increa.se .screening between a School officials also have an­ 1989. and before April 30. 1990. examinations begin both days at 8 worked sporadically, usually in am Blake left "Gunsmoke" in 1974 guest appearances for such tele­ Fuller was a 1930 graduate we take steps to circumvent or avert the worrisome business and residences. Pro­ nounced they are in need of After April 30, 1990, children who Lottery after 19 years in television’s vision game shows, movies of the from Harvard University. issue a far greater and unexpected "disaster” posed amendments require a substitute teachers for this school Dodge City. She played the week and such series as “Edge of He was one of the few survivors might ensue. year-round buffer of evergreens year. Substitutes must be gradu­ kind-hearted Kitty Russell, who Night,” "Hart to Hart,” and when his regiment the beach Worrying will not change a thing with the that blocks the developed site ates of a four-year college and N O TIM E FLAT. Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in New owned the Longbranch Saloon. “Love Boat." at Guadalcanal in the South possible exception of producing acid stomachs, from view. must be at least 21. Those England: In a 1984 interview with the Los Blake was born Beverly Neill in Pacific during World War II. gray hair, and a shorter life span. Connecticut daily: 061. Play Four: 4518. Angeles Times, she said; "I was Buffalo, N.Y., on Feb. 20, 1931. Fuller was wounded and evacu­ We must learn to trust the Divine Ruler of our Massachusetts daily: 7271. tired and it was time to go. It was Her fifth marriage, in April ated to the United States. universe. Massachusetts Megabucks: 2, 3, 5, 8, 18, 34. the end of the trail. The show only 1984, was to Mark Spaeth, a City When he returned to duty. Certificate Annual Annual Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) lasted one more year without Councilman and developer in Fuller was assigned to the Office J.F. Chamberland FAX IT YOURSELF of Deposit R ate% Yield % daily: 663, 2995. me.” Austin, Texas. The couple later of Strategic Services, the fore­ Permanent Deacon Our Special Price For Rhode Island dailv: 5107. After "Gunsmoke,” she only divorced. runner to the CIA. Church of the Assumption 1 The Moirth Of August Only. IT’S EASY WITH 4 M onth 9.00 9A 2 Weather iBanrlipatpr Mrralft 9 M onth 8.75 9.14 uSPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 271 Mostly clear A Sapphire and Penny M. Siefferl, Publisher Diamond Ring 1 Year with 5 marquise Accu Weather" forecast for Fr*day Manchester and vicinity; To­ George 1. Chappell Dennis M. Santoro 8.75 9.14 Daytime Cof>dit»ons arxj High Temfxjratures Editor Adver.lalng Director FAXGRAM shaped sapphires and night. mostly clear and comforta­ 4 round diamonds ble. Low 55 to 60. Friday, mostly Jeanne Q. Kronarth Sheldon Cohen set in 14K Gold. Rates effective through Tuesdav, August 8, 1484, Mini­ __ r sunny. High 75 to 80. 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'h e Marensster Herald Is a member of The Associated Press, M'i:h.p' I ii,in)i"M.i‘.l4*» I int V > I »i’’‘ ' / ecu w**Hir***f Outlook for Saturday, more the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press Asaociallon and the New England Newspaper Association. humid with a chance forshowers. Toijay’s weather picture was drawn by Todd Napolitano 230 North Main Street Muinboi t i l l kju.il L'ppoi luiuty Lufuior High in the mid 70s. of Bowers School. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 17. 1989 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 17. 1989 Waiting periods to buy guns 'don’t work’ Medical debris remains, but panic, beach closings subside LOCAL ByDw D Petera4at V/IIVllesas mnrAmore. « . ■ ...... July and early August last year panic. News reports highlighted issued this spring, found no partly to luck — fewer hard rains The Associated Press By Judd Everhart anyone convicted of a violent misde­ Statewide statistics on the State officials started plotting the issue, and politicians fueled evidence of any illegal dumping that cause sewage overflows — amount of medical waste found The Associated Press meanor or a misdemeanor involving this summer’s response to medi­ the public’s fears. Then-state of medical waste. It concluded and partly to pressure from the & STATE drugs..Currently, permits are auto­ HARTFORD — Local health will not be compiled until the end cal debris last winter. Smith said. Attorney General Joseph Lieber- that the syringes ended up on news media and from state officials are quietly picking medi­ of the summer, he said. A slight HARTFORD — Connecticut’s top matically denied to convicted felons Local officials were instructed man, locked in a tight campaign beaches the same way bottles and environmental officials that has increase, he said, can be attlb- Car kills Hartford boy gun lobbyist says waiting periods and illegal aliens. cal waste off of Connecticut that medical debris should be for a U.S. Senate seat, called a cans did: through littering. caused local officials to monitor beaches this summer, avoiding uted to local officials making a between the time a gun is purchased Other proposals from the four treated as part of a larger news conference to declare “ the Meanwhile, Smith said there their sewage systems more HARTFORD (AP) — A 9-year-old Hartford the beach closings that caused more determined effort this and the time the buyer is allowed to legislators include; problem of solid waste disposal syringe summer of 1988.” have been fewer beaches closed closely. boy standing on a sidewalk was killed summer to find and record pick it up don’t work. —Holding adult gun owners respon­ headlines and environmental and not as a cause for sudden Politicians up and down the this summer because of sewage “ We’ve more or less stepped up Wednesday night after he was struck by a car medical waste. Robert T. Crook of the Connecticut sible for the use of their weapon by a panic a year ago. a state official action. East Coast attributed the syr­ overflows and other sources of the enforcement process against that jumped the curb, police said. said. Last summer, local health Sportsmen’s Alliance said Wednes­ child. A state report issued this spring inges to illegal disposal of medi­ bacterial contamination. municipalities for short-term by­ The boy, Hector Marquez, was pronounced officials reported 109 separate day that his group would fight any —Placing mandatory trigger locks “ Last year, when somebody told local officials, “ A bathing cal waste, and called for better He said the state will not passes of sewage,” he said. dead at the scene according to police Lt. James incidents in July and August in bills in the 1990 legislative session to on weapons at the time of sale. found a syringe, the local detor of area should not be closed upon tracking of trash generated at compile statistics on the total “ Some things are unavoidable — Garratt. which medical debris was found extend the two-week waiting period —Restricting gun sales to licensed health would close the beach,” finding a small number of items hospitals. Lieberman called for a number of beach closures until 7 or 8 inches of rain in a couple of Lawrence Thomas. 48, of Hartford was on Connecticut beaches. The for gu ns other than handguns, the only dealers only, prohibiting private said Bob Smith, assistant direc­ of medical debris for this reason $1 million fine and five years in the end of the summer, but that days, for instance. But they can arrested at the scene and charged with driving state did not track beach closings, weapons now covered by a waiting sales. tor of water compliance for the alone.” prison for those convicted of imcomplete statistics show a implement better maintenance with a suspended license, Garratt said. He said but Smith said he knew of at least A year ago, a single syringe or period. “ The issue is no longer gun Department of Environmental illegally dumping medical waste significant drop in the number of and reduce the number of inci­ additional charges would be filed. four beaches that were closed vial on a beach could send Several lawmakers are planning to control,” Godfrey said. “ It is, and I Protection. “ This year, we just in regional waters. beach closings. dents caused by maintenance during a three-week period in late shoreline communities into a renew their call for a waiting period think correctly so, an anti-crime and dispose of it properly and keep a But the state, in the report He attributed the decrease problems.” log of it.” Company plans buildings for assault weapons and at least one drug issue.” legislator. Rep. Christopher Burn­ Burnham said groups like the Smith said there has not been a single beach closing this summer The Somersville Corp. of Manchester plans ham, R-Stamford, wants a waiting National Rifle Association have “ set C The American Tobacco Co 1989. to construct two new buildings on vacant iand period for all guns to allow the police the pistol up as a sacred icon” not to be attributed to medical bris, even on Utopia Road in the Manchester Industrial to run full background checks on regulated. though local officials have found Park. potential buyers. Crook said that wasn’t true, that about the same amount of medi­ The company filed erosion and sediment “ Clearly, the two-week waiting “ the NRA is interested in doing cal debris as they found last control plans at the Planning Department July period for handguns doesn’t work," something that works and so is the summer, and perhaps slightly 25 and Aug. 8. A meeting on the applications is Crook said. “ If it did, we wouldn’t Connecticut Sportsmen’s Alliance.” scheduled for Oct. 2 before the Planning and have any criminals out there with What works, he said, is education. Zoning Commission. handguns.” During the closing days of the 1989 Herbert Byk of Somersville said today the Burnham and three other legisla­ legislative session, the House passed, $18-million company has not yet leased the proposed tors said Wednesday that they also 112-35, a bill requiring a two-week buildings. want background checks for treat­ The Asioclated Press waiting period for many brand-name Somersville plans to build a 48.000-square- ment of mental illness before a permit assault weapons. The bill was later renovation foot structure and 60 parking spaces on 3.7 PROPOSALS MADE — State Rep. Chris Burnham, R-Stamford, to carry a gun is issued. answers a question during a news conference in Hartford sent back to committee and died for acres at 171 Utopia Road, at its intersection Evidence of such treatment would the year. Nobody has with Parker Street, plans show. A 32,400- not necessarily mean denial of the Wednesday. Listening in rear are Rep. Robert Godfrey, questioned square-foot building with 52 parking spaces is The lawmakers vowed to bring up permit, but authorities should be D-Danbury, left, and Rep. Peter Smith, D-Milford. The three, that bill again if it is not one of the proposed for 2.8 acres at 130 Utopia Road. WEST HAVEN (AP) - Vete­ allowed to weigh such evidence, the plus Rep. Martin Looney, D-New Haven, put forth eight recommendations of the study The land is zoned Industriai and is part of an rans’ advocates have criticized a lawmakers said. proposals they want the task force studying gun safety to committee. approved 12-lot subdivision, Byk said. So far. plan by the Veterans Administra­ Reps. Robert Godfrey, D-Danbury; They also said they were concerned four buildings have been constructed in the consider. tion Medical Center to spend $18 Peter C. Smith, D-Milford; Martin J. that none of them was named to the subdivision, he said. million on building renovations, Looney, D-New Haven: and Burnham weigh evidence of mental treatment, become law, however, because of study committee and blamed pro-gun saying the center’s priorities are forwarded that proposal and seven if it can be obtained. privacy concerns and doctor-patient interests. Doctors join weight plan others to a legislative study commit­ relationships. mixed up. Sen. Marie A. Herbst, D-Vernon, “ Granted, everybody likes new Four doctors have joined Manchester tee expected to make a series of “ One criterion for issuing a pistol gun-control recommendations. permit right now is (the applicant’s) But Smith said he didn’t want committee co-chairwoman, said later surroundings, but given the cho­ the C olton Memorial Hospital’s Optifast Program as “ potential nuts walking around with the committee was well balanced with ice between picking up a pres­ consulting physicians. Crook, a member of the study suitability,” he said. “ Suitability can guns.” points of view and denied that any one cription for medicine or picking Dr. Daniel Paul Purcell, whose private committee said local chiefs of police be determined by the chief of police Another proposal from the four person or lobby had influenced the up a magazine from a shiny new practice is in Manchester, is an incorporator of and first selectmen, the customary any way he wants to.” He said the idea was not likely to legislators would deny gun permits to selection of committee members. coffee table, I know what my the MMH Corp. He received his pre-medical local issuing authorities, can already choice would be,” said Troy J. and medical education at the National Shoemaker, commander of the University in Dublin. Ireland. Disabled American Veterans’ Dr. Derrick Bailey works full time at the hospital’s Emergency Department. He re­ Animal rights group takes aim at poaching state chapter. ceived his bachelor’s degree from the Shoemaker called the VA’s budgeting “ absolutely criminal.” University of Hartford and his medical degree NORWALK (AP) — Respondingtoa for the effort proposed by FOA. game, the next step was to combat the reduced the populations of both com buiadon The center recently won a $10 from Howard University. challenge from the federal govern­ “We have certainly called on poachers,” Mclntire said. animals to dangerous levels. Dr. Jeffrey H. Katz practices internal million grant to revamp one ment, a national animal rights group conservation organizations to assist The African elephant population is building and has a verbal agree­ medicine in Manchester. He received his has set out to raise $.500,000 to combat wherever they can,” Jonesaid. “ Help The earlier fund-raising effort has now estimated at 400,000 compared to bachelor’s degree from Clark University and already raised $40,000 and FOA hopes ment for $8 million next year for the poaching of Africa’s wildlife. is needed not just in Kenya and 1.5 million in 1978. During the same the second building, Norman E. 1. his medical degree from St. George's Friends of Animals, based in Tanzania. Help is needed all over to raise another $60,000 from private period, the rhino population has fallen University. donations, Mclntire said. The group Browne, the hospital’s director, Norwalk, said Tuesday it was seeking Africa.” from about 70,000 to 4,000. said Tuesday. Dr. Leilani L. Nixon practices internal to raise the money to help Kenya and intends to raise the rest of the money, The toll taken by elephant and rhino Lowest Mclntire said for as little as $300 a The money will pay for glassy medicine in Moosup. She received her Tanzania hire rangers to protect $400,000, from corporate donations poachers forced a crackdown on the new ranger can be put in the field, and exteriors on the buildings. bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the elephants, rhinoceroses and other and federal grants. The group has set illegal trade by African nations. In C a r J t i for $1,800 a whole patrol can be “ This is very visible from all of University of Rochester and a doctorate animals in the two eastern African no time limit for reaching its goal. June, President Bush barred the in tar* created. But the bulk of the money downtown. We are going to degree in medical chemistry from the nation’s national parks. Elephants are hunted for their import of elephant ivory into the ^ ^ t/V E s T raised by the FOA will be used to change the skyline of (Greater) University of Illinois. The group said its fund-raisingeffort valuable ivory tusks, while rhinoceros United States. The Bush administra­ * The Optifast Program is a medically purchase equipment for the new park New Haven,” Browne said. 2 was in part a reaction to last month’s are sought for their horns, which are tion said it intends to seek an Browne said the new exterior is (1 mg*) supervised weight-loss program for people 50 rangers promised by the two finan­ slaying of a 50-year-old Connecticut used in Arab countries for dagger international ban on the trading of sorely needed to protect weak, pounds over their ideal body weight. The cially strapped. East African nations. woman who was touring Kenya when handles and valued as an aphrodisiac elephant ivory during an international water-logged bricks. The build­ U ltra low program includes a modified fast, behavior Tanzania has promised to hire 500 new she was shot to death by suspected in some parts of the world. The conference on the issue is set for ings will also be insulated, cutting modification, nutrition education, group ses­ park rangers, but Kenya has not set poachers. demand for these commodities has October. annual heating and cooling cdsts sions and exercise. For information, call any hiring goals, Mclntire said. “ Her death was an outrage and it by 20 percent, he said. Those bills nicotine* 647-6888. brought home the crisis in compelling The two countries need such equip­ now come to $2 million a year. terms,” said Priscilla Feral, FOA ment as binoculars, compasses, back­ “ There are serious things School bus law touted president. packs, uniforms and parts for their What kind of shark was It? wrong with these buildings,” he (0*1 mg*) Mike Mclntire, an FOA spokesman, motor vehicles. Such equipment is said. “ We’re at risk of having Legislation sponsored by state Sen. Michael said the fund-raising plan was reached hard to come by for the two nations BRANFORD (AP) — Two lobers- dangling from the boom of the bricks fall out and kill people.” Meotti, D-Glastonbury, to stengthen school after lengthy negotiations with offi­ because purchase of the materials termen landed a 7-foot. 200-pound lobster boat as it headed into dock. Browne said funds for operat­ transportation safety has been signed into law. cials from Tanzania and Kenya. He requires exchangeable currencies shark in shallow waters off Sunset “ It’s a shark!” she screamed. ing costs, such as patient servi­ Meotti represents the 4th Senatorial District, said the program will proceed with the such as U.S. dollars. Mclntire said. Beach, but no one was sure ju.st The fishermen. Peter Consiglio, ces, and allocations for mainte­ which includes Manchester. support of those governments. FOA already had a fund-raising what kind of shark it was. 25, and his father Andrew 65, both of nance and improvements, are not The new law provides for phasing out large Mclntire said the effort also had the effort underway to save the African The fishermen think it was a East Haven, used a sharp-edged transferrable. The hospital re­ vans used to transport 10 students or more, for blessing of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife elephant from ivory poachers when man-eating mako shark: a fish hook mounted to a long pole to pull ceives money for patient services criminal background checks and substance Service. But an official with the Marie Ferraro of Bethany, Conn., was merchant said it was a man-eating the shark out of their nets, where it under a complicated formula abuse reporting in the licensing of school agency in Arlington, Va., said he was slain in Kenya. She was part of a thresher shark. But a Mystic was snagged about 200 yards from based on illnesses and medical vehicle drivers, for safety training of all school unaware of the fund-raising program, Connecticut Audubon Society tour Marinelife Aquarium spokeswo­ the beach. services. It receives money for vechicle drivers, for recording and monitoring although he said he welcomed the group and was riding on a van with man said it probably wasn’t either “ We were pulling our gill net improvements by competing for z z 3* all school transportation safety complaints, for proposal. others on July 28 when two armed men of those, and a marina operator when all of a sudden, I seen grants. state safety inspection of aii school buses more “ We have endorsed the general opened fire on the group. The concluded it was a common sand something white down below,” said “ Even if the director can’t T he taste than 10 years old that are converted to other principle of providing assistance,” assailants were believed to be shark. Peter Consiglio. “ I thought it was a move around the money adminis­ forms of public transportation, and for forming said Marshall P. Jones, the federal poachers, although one report has said About the only thing people could bluefish. My father thought it was a tratively, it certainly behooves a state school transportation safety commis­ agency’s chief of the office of the men might have been deserters agree on was the sentiment of a sturgeon. We both realized it was a him to tell Washington we need sion to recommend further improvements. management authority. Jones’ office that’s right from the Somalian army. little girl who watched the shark shark.” less money for paint and more for would have oversight responsibility “ We decided at this stage of the patient services,” Shoemaker said. “ Sure, I can see some of the for me*’ OPENING FRI., AUG 18 money going to fix up the Aetna is switching to paper coffee cups hospital, but let’s take care of the BOTTI FRUIT FARM veterans first. Let’s bring back some of the services that have come a lightning rod,” he said. “ I HARTFORD (AP) - About 30 arising when polystyrene and make the cups. CFCs, also used in Native Peaches, Pears and Plums been eliminated, like transporta­ air-conditioning and cooling sys­ guess people have decided that, times a minute, someone at polyvinyl chloride wrappers, con­ Vegetables, Jams and Jellies tion to the hospital and over-the- tems, have been linked to the slow because it’s not biodegradable, Aetna’s sprawling home office in tainers, non-reusable plates, cups Gifts and Stuff counter prescriptions,” said Tom Connecticut throws away a coffee or utensils are burned or buried. destruction of the ozone layer, the it’s bad.” Samokar, the DAV’s hospital cup. That adds up to about 1,800 Unlike paper wrappers, the earth’s sun screen. services coordinator. “ I think the Still, he acknowledged that He said the industry is working 330 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester cups an hour or 3.5 million cups a durable foam containers are not priorities are misguided.” environmentalists around the na­ to develop recycling centers to year. broken down by bacteria or Open 10am-6pm, Under the income means test Until recently, the cups were weathering. tion are taking aim at polystyrene treat foam containers, but that Dixie has no plans to shift away imposed nationwide by the VA, made of plastic foam, the kind The Hamden ordinance and containers. Tuesday through Sunday the average veteran in Connecti­ “Polystyrene has almost be­ from making them. that festers for years without others like it may face legal cut no longer qualifies for treat­ breaking down. But from now on, challenges. A similar law in ment at the VA hospital for the cups will be made of biode­ Suffolk County, N.Y., is awaiting problems as serious as strokes or gradable paper, a company spo­ a court-ordered environmental cancer unless the illnesses are kesman said. impact statement, and Putnam service-connected. Aetna spokesman A. Steven County’s Legislature halted ac­ The planned improvements are Perelman said Wednesday the tion on its version of the law until supported by U.S. Rep. Bruce 1 company’s food management de­ the challenge to the Suffolk law is Morison, D-Conn. He said they partment decided to switch from resolved. would improve patient care in the non-biodegradable foam cups to Charles Beck, manager of long run by turning around the paper cups because of environ­ environmental issues for image of the institution, which in mental concerns. Norwalk-based Dixie Products turn should encourage more The switch to paper will cost the Business, said he has not noticed veterans to use the facility and company about one penny per cup a trend away from plastic foam make it easier to recruit staff. — or about $35,000 a year, cups in Connecticut. Congress also plans to give the Perelman said. Dixie, one of the nation’s hospital $60 million in the next T he change comes as largest makers of disposable year or two for a new surgical environment-minded Connecti­ cups, makes both foam and paper unit, at the medical center, said cut cities and towns are consider­ cups. Beck would not say how Morrison, a member of the ing local bans on plastic foam many of each the company sells. subcommittee on hospitals and cups and containers. But he said that the entire “ hot health care of the House Veterans An ordinance passed by cup” industry in the U.S. sells WINDOW SMnNGS YOU Affairs Committee. Hamden’s Legislative Council about 30 billion foam cups each Previous administrators at the year and about 7.5 billion paper this month says food must be INS1A1L YDURSEIF. West Haven hospital failed to packaged in biodegradable con­ cups. Save on energy costs. Save on window installation. Just replace your apply for capital improvement tainers after March 1, 1990, He pointed out that all U.S. funds, Morrison said. The build­ manufacturers of foam cups have drafty old double-hung sash with a new, energy-efficient Tilt Pac by Stamford, Southbury, New Mil­ Marvin. The easily installed Tilt Pac includes two wood sash, and all ings became so deteriorated that stopped using chlorofiorocarbons ford and New Britain are consid­ •Infant Clothing •Christening Gowns the hardware you need. It’s also available with your Congress had to decide whether — CFCs — as puffing agents to ering similar ordinances. •Crib Co-ordinates •Dance Wear choice of glazing. A few simple tools and you’re set. to scrap them or fix them. The General Assembly’s Envir­ No walls to tear apart. With the energy efficient Tilt •Shower Gifts •Dresses to size 10 “ You’re turning the image of onment Committee discussed Pac, you install the savings. the institution around,” Morrison SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING-. Smoking banning foam containers last said. Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, session, but the measure never EMERGENCY MANCHESTER MILLWORK reached the full Assembly. Fire — Police — Medical Vernon Commons 871-1678 14 High Street, Manchester, 645-8432 The Camp David peace treaty Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. Hamden’s ordinance was in­ King Si/e Soil Pack: 1 mg. "tai", 11 1 mg. 520 Hartford Tpke., Rt. 30, Vernon HOURS: Monday thru Friday 7AM TO 5PM between Israel and Egypt was tended to encourage composting, DIAL 911 signed In 1979 in ceremonies in nicnlinR av. par cigarena by K C maihod. Exit 65 off 1-84 Saturday SAM TO 12N00N reduce litter and reduce the In Manchester Layaway MC/Viaa/AMEX Washington. possibility of toxic substances MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 17. 1989 — T. A 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 17, 1989 Fans find Graceland Governor commutes death sentence Monroe, who has insisted he is serving time in Michigan for BATON ROUGE. La. (AP) - attorneys, prosecutors and Theo- fatally stabbing his common-law NATION & WORLD dise Collins, now 24, who said innocent for more than a decade, Gov. Buddy Roemer commuted flashy but fantastic has labelled by his lawyers as wife, he told a cellmate that the death sentence of a man again she was sure Monroe was Lenora Collins died in a similar A borderline mentally retarded. convicted of stabbing his land­ the murderer. fashion. “But he did not say or By Woody Baird lady to death while her children Defense attorneys said Collins’ lined by tall stands of flowers Nevertheless, Roemer said in­ ex-boyfriend, George Stinson, imply that he personally had any The Associated Press sent by fans. watched, although the governor formation that has surfaced since guilt in her death,” the court said. said he did not believe the man’s admitted committing the murder Shellfire jolts Beirut Van Eggelen, 46, said he had the conviction casts enough doubt in 1980 and had intimidated her Theodise Collins talked to re­ MEMPHIS, Tenn. — They been to Graceland several claim of innocence. on the case to waive the death porters Wednesday after meeting came from as far away as Ronald Monroe, 34, who was to children into identifying Monroe times, but Scholte, 21, was on sentence. He cited defense claims as the killer. They said he had a with Roemer, but before he Australia and the Netherlands his first visit. have died in the electric chair that Lenora Collins was killed by commuted the sentence. She said to remember Elvis Presley Aug. 30, will spend the rOst of his history of stabbing women and “It’s very beautiful,” he her ex-boyfriend, plus the fact intimidating witnesses. she would not be angry if the and they weren’t disappointed, said. “From pictures, it was life in prison without parole, 'that Monroe had no criminal governor spared Monroe’s life, despite U.N.’s appeal even if they did find the decor Roemer said Wednesdav. record and lived next door to None of those allegations were very little, but I see it’s all big heard at Monroe’s trials, defense even though she felt he should die. of his famous house a bit and beautiful colors.” Two different juries sentenced Collins for years without flashy. lawyer Douglas Morris said. “He has a job he has to do,” she ever, said: “The concept of an As many as 4,000 fans filed Monroe to death for the 1977 fatal violence. said of Roemer. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — tering their forces.” “It’s fantastic,” Susan Goo- Shellfire jolted Beirut overnight The Syrians and Aoun’s force inter-Lebanese committee is to­ past Presley’s grave late Tues­ stabbing of Lenora Collins in her “In an execution in this coun­ However, the 5th U.S. Circuit No governor has commuted a nan of Melbourne said Wed­ Court of Appeals said last year u despite a fragile lull that followed have been fighting since March 8. tally rejected by us.” day and early Wednesday in a New Orleans home. Her children, try, the test ought not be reasona­ death sentence in Louisiana since “Our war has not been with nesday as she toured Grace- candlelight vigil. who were 11 and 12 at the time, that there was no evidence to the U. S. Supreme Court lifted its a cease-fire call by the U.N. The battle has ravaged Beirut. In land, the singer’s former ble doubt. The test ought to be, is Security Council, police said. addition to the dead, the casual­ Lebanese factions. We’ve been Meanwhile, a Graceland- testified that Monroe was the there any doubt,” Roemer said. back up the defense claims. ban in the 1970s. Eighteen have fighting the Syrians for more than residence. area motel popular with Elvis murderer. “He met the test for guilty but died in Louisiana, including three Statements from both the ties include more than 2,051 But Mrs. Goonan, who came The panel noted that Stinson Christian army command and the wounded, six of them Wednesday. five months and now they want to fans sponsored a window deco­ Roemer met for nearly three not execution,” the governor was given immunity and testified during the last 17 months that forge facts and say the conflict is to mark the 12th anniversary rating contest. said. at a special hearing that while Roemer has served as governor. militias allied with Syria recog­ Nearly all the casualties have of Presley’s death with 25 hours Wednesday with defense nized the cease-fire, but rejected between Lebanese groups. We Lynn Watson and Jerry . w, . .»A MU. . ^ V if*- ■ . »i. l.<. . < .>>•*.-f>|/ been civilians. other fans from Australia and conditions outlined by their oppo­ will not accept this at all,” he Mills of Tucson, Ariz.. said I J ...... ' 1 V > W I I » I W « III The U.N. Security Council New Zealand, said she didn’t ...... nents to end the devastating, unanimously approved the cease­ said. they decorated their window Druse warlord Walid Jumblatt, share his tastes in home overlooking the courtyard to 5-month confrontation. fire resolution Tuesday night in decoration. Bush begins 3-week summer vacation A police spokesman said two New York during an emergency Syria’s closest ally in the Nation­ depict Presley’s interpreta­ alist Front, rejected the cease­ “It’s not what I would choose tion of heaven. people were killed and 22 meeting called by Secretary- but if he was happy with it, it’s fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. wounded in the intermittent ex­ General Javier Perez de Cuellar. fire call. “What would Elvis think KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine Domestic Policy Council of Ca­ Drug policy coordinator Wil­ “Either Aoun goes or it is war to fine by me,” she said. “It’s a heaven was? It would be (AP) — President Bush today binet and senior advisers, signed liam J. Bennett has called for a Bush plans to interrupt his changes with howitzers and mor­ A spokesman for Aoun said little to primary, perhaps. The vacation for a visit in Washington tars across Beirut’s dividing Wednesday: “The general uncon­ the end,” Jumblatt said in a Graceland with his mama begins a three-week seaside off on the broad planks of the dramatic increase in drug treat­ The Associated Press on Sept. 1 with Japanese Prime Green Line, the southeastern statement broadcast by Voice of black and yellow is a bit much there,” the 42-year-old Ms. vacation, visiting with family and strategy. He said, however, ment funds for 1990, according to ditionally welcomes the U.N. and the mirrors on the Watson said. Minister Toshiki Kaifu. SECOND FLIGHT - The B-2 stealth its second flight. The flight was cut short mountains and the northern flank Security Counqjl resolution. The the People radio. entertaining two world leaders “there’s still some outstanding a draft of his national drug Earlier, Syrian President ceiling.” The window had a 6-inch doll away from Washington’s specifics” to be decided. strategy. Bush will return to Washington bomber takes off from Edwards Air by a low oil-pressure reading. of the Christian enclave. resolution as we understand it is a the day before he makes the By police count, 774 people have Hafez Assad told Italian Premier Presley died of heart disease in a bespangled jumpsuit summer doldrums. The strategy will target drug The draft obtained by The Force Base in Wednesday on package deal that involves not at Graceland on Aug. 16, 1977. television address on drugs. In been killed and 2,073 wounded just a cease-fire, but also lifting of Giulio Andreotti he will try to climbing a set of red, poster- Bush arrived here Wednesday, users much more intensively Associated Press revealed that “silence the guns” in Lebanon The two-story, white- board stairs to a replica of announcing he was aiming to “get than past policy, which has Bennett wants $925 million for the meantime, he was eager to since March in the confrontation blockades and programming the begin his vacation regimen of between Gen, Michel Aoun’s Syrian military pullout from and promote a peace settlement. columned residence draws Graceland floating on a cotton- my body in shape” with his focused on interdiction, said one drug treatment next year, a 49 Assad did not elaborate in his 650,000 tourists a year, includ­ ball cloud. A Christmas tree favorite vacation pastime — knowledgeable official, who percent increase over the current running, boating, fishing, tennis 20,000 predominantly Christian Lebanon.” ing some 40,000 over Elvis and golf while staying at his troops and Syria’s 40,000 soldiers Aoun has declared a “war of reply to a recent message from angel dangled overhead and a intensive exercise. spoke on condition of anonymity. spending. Stealth flight ends early Andreotti asking the Syrian International Tribute Week, a third doll representing Pres­ The president and first lady Bush on Wednesday made a Another administration offi­ family compound on Walker’s and allied Lebanese militias. liberation” to drive out the Syrian nine-day lineup of memorials Point. The police spokesman, who troops deployed in Lebanon under leader to act “in a decisive ley’s mother, Gladys, stood at Barbara Bush were expecting decision on one key aspect of the cial, speaking on condition of and fan get-togethers pro­ Graceland’s door. separate visits from Canadian anti-drug plan that had divided anonymity, said Wednesday the Bush brought only a skeleton EDWARDS AIR FORCE three to four hours, began at 7:29 airplane in history. cannot be named in line with an Arab League mandate granted manner” to end the fighting, the crew of staff with him and aides regulations, said the latest salvo in 1976, the year after the premier’s officer said in Rome. moted each August by Grace- “I’ve been thinking about Prime Minister Brian Mulroney his top advisers — whether to drug plan’s total cost would be BASE, Calif. (AP) - The B-2 a.m. in the Mojave Desert and Sjaardema said the big, black land’s managers. this for three years, but I just and Danish Prime Minister Poul withhold federal highway funds “roughly a billion” dollars more said he did not expect to conduct stealth bomber soared 10,000 feet ended at 8:36 a.m. flying wing went “a little bit of howitzer shells was fired by sectarian civil war began. Aoun In Washington, State Depart­ much business beyond his daily Syrian gunners from Moslem has said the Syrians lost their ment spokesman Richard A capacity crowd of some couldn’t put it all together until Schluter, but those were to be and other support to states that than Bush’s February budget over the desert floor, but a low The two men were never in faster and a little bit higher ” than 4,200 visitors toured the resi­ now,” said Ms. Mills, 66. personal rather than business- fail to implement sufficiently proposal of $5.5 billion for the intelligence briefings. oil-pressure reading forced its danger, and the plane did achieve on the first flight in July. But Air west Beirut against the Christian- mandate as a peacekeeping force Boucher read a statement that controlled coastline north of when they sided with Moslems. said, in part, “The senseless dence Wednesday. They in­ She said she got the best oriented, the White House said. tough policies, such as revoking second test flight to end several at least one objective by flying Force Maj. Dick Cole said lateral cluded John Van Eggelen and compliment possible when Bush flew to this resort town drivers’ licenses of drug offend­ hours early. with its landing gear retracted for the Pentagon that the plane “was Beirut at 3:15 a m. The spokesman claimed Aoun’s bloodshed ... has gone on for far too long and it must cease.” Michel Scholte of the Nether­ another Elvis fan stopped to from Miami, where he made a ers, it was learned. However, Air Force Col. Richard S. the first time. Sjaardema said. flown to a maximum altitude of The 130mm Soviet-made shells gunners, entrenched in the Chris­ lands, who took snapshots of look at the window and was inflicted damage around the tian enclave, were “abiding by Druse fighters manning jeep- one-day campaign foray in behalf officials did not disclose the Couch and Northrop Corp. chief 10,000 feet and a maximum air each other on a small walkway moved to tears. of Republican congressional can­ president’s decision. test pilot Bruce J. Hinds brought Nevertheless, Couch and Hinds speed of 180 knots.” That is the Christian port of Jounieh, but no the cease-fire call.” mounted machine guns and re­ “obviously would have liked to casualties were reported, the “But they don’t need orders to coilless cannons were seen in; didate Ileana Ros-Lehtineri, who Officials said the anti-drug the radar-evading aircraft down same elevation and speed as is vying against Democrat Ge­ strategy also will entail expanded Wednesday morning because of accomplish more,” she said. during the two-hour maiden flight spokesman said. fire back if they were shelled.” west Beirut for the first time HUGE SELECTIONS He said Syrian and Christian the spokesman said without since Syrian troops moved into rald Richman to succeed the late use of the U.S. military to help the reading, officials said. The government already has of July 17. Democratic Rep. Claude Pepper. combat drugs at the source in “We don’t even know if it’s a invested about $22.4 billion in the Low oil pressure was reported snipers manning rooftop nests further defining the policy. the Moslem sector in February Jury starts its deliberations also exchanged fire across the An alliance of Lebanese leftist 1987 to stop fighting among The White House also an­ foreign countries, when those problem yet. We’re concerned B-2 program, and Congress has in one of the plane’s four nounced Wednesday that Bush countries request assistance. at with it and will have to check it balked at paying more than $500 accessory drives. Each drive is Green Line separating the Mos­ and Moslem militias backed by militias. anew after juror’s slaying lem and Christian sectorsearly in Syria and Iran announced a The Lebanese capital, divided will make his first televised “The No. 1 issue in Miami, and out,’’ said 1st Lt. Anu Sjaardema, million apiece for the 132 like a transmission, connected to address to the nation as president the No. 1 issue across America, is an Air Force spokeswoman. bombers the military wants, one of the B-2’s four engines by a the day. “conditional approval” of the into Moslem and Christian sec­ (AP) - The whether Mr. Ramirez is guilty or “The intensity of the clashes cease-fire call. tors, has suffered the brunt of the Sept. 5 to reveal his national drugs and the violent crime they The flight, scheduled to last making it the most expensive shaft. The drives power air trouble-plagued jury in the innocent of these charges,” Su­ strategy to combat drug abuse. spawn,” Bush said in Miami. turbine starters and hydraulic has decreased sharply compared In a statement released in fighting. About 90 percent of its “Night Stalker” murder trial perior Court Judge Michael Ty­ to the waves of random shelling Damascus, Syria, the Nationalist 1.5 million people have left since The president “wanted to dis­ Bush also made a point on the systems, Sjaardema said. began deliberating anew after an nan told the jurors. cuss it directly with the American Miami stop of stating that he will Air turbine starters are used to before the cease-fire call,” the Front said it “accepts the call for the shelling began in March. alternate replaced a slain juror to “We must get on with the task spokesman said. a cease-fire provided that an The artillery war began two people,” said White House Press never restore normalized rela­ Serial murder suspect start engines, a Northrop spokes­ ponder the fate of Richard that life has given us.” he told Secretary Marlin Fitzwater. tions with Cuba unless President man said. The B-2’s hydraulics One independent observer who inter-Lebanese committee be days after Aoun’s forces block­ them. “No matter how deeply you spoke on condition of anonymity formed to monitor the Lebanese aded illegal ports run by Moslem Ramirez. Fitzwater said the president, in Fidel Castro implements demo­ apparently control its landing Attorneys for the 29-year-old feel about her death, it is in no a meeting Tuesday with his cratic freedoms for his people. innocent, says brother gear. fbut it isn’t known if they are said both sides appeared to be coast and prevent the delivery of militias that deprived the govern­ drifter failed in their attempt to way connected to the case of used to move flaps and other observing a “cease-fire of con­ arms shipments to Aoun.” ment of about $100 million a year suspend deliberations for a week, Richard Ramirez.” SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - The showed four photographs he said control surfaces, as is the case on venience. They are quietly bols­ The Aoun spokesman, how­ in customs revenue. but they did not move for a Ramirez, from El Paso, Tex., is suspect in the nation’s worst are from a monthlong vacation many planes. Tech. Sgt. Donn mistrial Wednesday. They said charged with 13 serial murders unsolved serial murder case is taken by his brother and his Clarius said there was no failure they wanted to research the law and 30 related felonies in a really the scapegoat of a reckless parents, which included a visit to of the hydraulic system. on the unusual developments that summer 1985 rampage that terri­ investigation, his brother says. Robert Stevens and his family in It was the second setback in two POOL ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. have rocked the trial. fied Southern California. Connecticut in July 1982. days for the flying wing. “The law is scant on this issue,” “I have an objection, ” he Stevens said he has given the Robvrt J. Smith, l(ii. '} Robert J. Stevens said Wednes­ Delays caused by wind and a INSURANSMITHS SINCE defense attorney Ray G. Clark shouted in court Wednesday, then information and photographs to long list of preflight cheeks on INSI'liAN.SMrrHS said, adding that he would like to uttered an obscenity indicating day he has proof that his brother. task force investigators, who PROBLEM? William Jay Stevens II, was on a Tuesday forced officials to move 1914 see the jurors reach verdicts. he thought the trial was messed interviewed him at his father’s the test back a day. “I like the jury,” he said, “so up. family vacation on the East Coast home Tuesday. when the first victims of the The Air Force’s first attempt to personally I’m not crazy about a Tynan allowed jurors to start He said he found the photo­ fly the plane last month was mistrial.” deliberating afresh after the jury Green River serial killer graphs a week ago in his father’s 742-7308 disappeared. aborted because of a low fuel- 6 4 9 -5 2 4 1 Defense attorney Daniel Her­ foreman, Felipe Rodriguez, said Spokane home, which the task pressure reading. That problem nandez said he was contemplat­ panelists had calmed down after William Stevens, 38, has been force searched last month. Inves­ was fixed. 65 E. Center Street ing a motion asking that each reacting tearfully to Ms. Single­ identified as a suspect by the tigators did not seize the photo­ We Can Help! Manchester, CT. juror be polled about their tary’s death on Tuesday. Green River Task Force but has graphs because they only feelings after the killing of Phyllis “Everyone appears to have put not been charged in any of the 48 searched his brother’s room and Singletary, 30, who was found it behind them,” he said. deaths or disappearances of personal belongings, he said. ASPHALT REPAIR HOURS: beaten and shot Monday. She had Saturday women between 1982 and 1985 “The task force has been Renew your old cracked But Clark told the judge: “I Monday thru Friday been working with the other believe a cloud hangs over the SAM to 12N00N near Seattle and Portland, Ore. reckless in their investigation and broken driveway with jurors for a year. 7AM to SPM The first five victims were found and have done nothing but harass a "Macadam" top-coat. We jury now. a cloud of sadness. ” His Ms. Singletary’s live-in boy­ motion to suspend deliberations along the Green River south of my brother, family and friends,” can relevel the surface, friend, James Melton, later com­ For all your window and door needs! Seattle. Stevens said. He complained that for a week was denied. ■ ANDERSEN WINDOWS MARVIN WINDOWS apply layers of hot liquid mitted suicide and left a note MORGAN PRODUCTS PREHUNQ DOORS Stevens is completing a jail investigators waited more than asphalt and cover with saying he killed her over a The jurors have been together INTERIOR TRIM STANLEY STEEL DOORS sentence in Seattle for a 1979 seven months after William Stev­ Blue Chip, Brown, Dark domestic dispute. since the trial began with jury 14 High Street burglary and his 1981 escape from ens’ arrest in January to contact Gray, or Coral Pink stone. “Please understand that none selection a year ago. Testimony a work release center. him for information about his Our “ Estate Finish" of this had anything to do with took six months. M an ch e ste r 645-8432 “I believe in my brother’s brother’s whereabouts during driveway eliminates innocence,” Robert Stevens said 1981-85. driveway sealing forever. at a news conference. He said the Before the press conference, task force is no longer looking at task force commander Bob (o) his brother for the first five Evans said detectives visited the l/uo killings. Stevens home on Tuesday but • ACID-WASH JEANS Stevens gave reporters a list of that the information on William 564-5605 by Nevada Blue credit card charges made in the Stevens’ vacations was not new. TH ISM C Bvra northeastern United States in He said the investigation was 1 (800) 231-1179 June and July 1982. He also continuing. 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Crier in zoning Shea and the children bolted upstairs and closed themselves in a bedroom until morning. She then the track called Dog Warden Richard Rand and he, along with \bUR HOTCLON BCftRDWAlK her brother, searched for the bat but couldn’t find M right m ove him. the problem. By Jack Anderson That night. Shea and her family were watching Jan Bouley said that some time ago, she and her WAS FINANCED BV R U D .. and Dale Van Atta the movie, “ Great Outdoors,” which has a part husband played similar games with friends in where bats are flying around and screeching. different neighborhoods. They would wrap each WASHINGTON — Federal meat Robin’s bat must have been in a companionable others’ homes in toilet paper on various happy Manchester planning officials are GO DIRECTLY TO JAIL. DO NOT inspector Marvin Miller has become mood, because he came flying out. occasions, such as the biiih of a baby. considering revisions to the town zoning the official whipping boy of the But his meeting with the celluloid bats was The Bouleys made the iriistake of telling their LiJ M i regulations, some of which have a bearing on R6SGO.DONarcoLiEa Agriculture Department. short-lived. The bat was flagged down with a Strong Street neighbors about their past escapades. the amount of housing available in town. He had the temerity to shut down a blanket, and let go outside. “ They decided it was our turn,” Bouley said. “ It was too wet to use toilet paper so they hac| to get The changes will be the subject of a public conveyor belt at a slaughterhouse in □ □ □ 900 DOLLARS. Grand Island, Neb., because the beef creative.” hearing Sept. 18. Advocates of affordable was rolling by too fast for him to □ □ □ housing should study the proposed changes inspect it. The USDA suspended him WHAT’S A TAG SALE? — Not all discussions and for their possible effect on the cost of housing for five days without pay. presentations at town government meetings are and should attend the hearing to support The USDA should have given him a controversial, but presenters want to be sure their FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE — Every once in whatever provisions seem wise. medal instead. Miller has seen the requests leave no room for doubt. a while the Herald gjets something in the mail from USDA’s new Streamlined Inspection At last week’s Coventry Town Council meeting, a someone who tells us about his “ good wife.” We A committee studying affordable housing in System go seriously awry during representative from United Technologies Corp. wonder, does he have a "bad wife” stashed away town has included among tentative testing at the slaughterhouse in Grand made a half-hour presentation to council members somewhere that the good one doesn’t know about? recommendations some zone rules changes it Island, and he wasn’t afraid to showing how UTC could help organize a tag sale to □ □ □ feels would help. One of those changes complain about it. raise money for the town. recommended by that committee includes But now, because of what happened The presentation actually included a 5-minute to Miller, other inspectors have told allowing more than one floor of residential use video tape of a tag saie. THE MATURITY CHECKLIST - Syndicated our associate Stewart Harris that they columnist Dr. Peter H. Gott hascomposed a list that over commercial uses in the town’s business fear they will be punished if they shut □ □ □ will help readers determine if it’s time to trade in Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Herald zones. Jails cost, but so does crime down a line to stop bad beef. the sportscar for a diesel station wagon. Pro-industry zealots at the USDA According to Dr. Gott, you’re over the hill when: One of the changes recommended by the MERRY EASTER - When Bill and Jan Bouley vacation last Friday and found their town Planning Department would allow are intent on ramming their relaxed returned to their home at 25 Strong St. after two Your knees buckle but your belt won’t. SURPRISE — Bill and Jan Bouley got a By Vincent Carroll beef-inspection plan down the throats week’s vacation last Friday night, their neighbors Your back goes out more than you do. surprise when they arrived home from home decorated by neighbors. construction of new office buildings in a of American meat eaters at just about You’ve stopped counting freckles and started Residence C Zone with residences on a second were waiting for them. The U.S. crime rate, which ex­ any cost. Inspectors claim they have So was the Easter Bunny. counting age spots. floor. That change and others will be ploded in the 1960s and has ravaged even been warned against talking to He was hanging by a plastic ear from the roof Your children look middle-aged. at the boards but stopped long enough tocry. “ Can’t considered at the hearing before the Planning urban centers ever since, was sup­ the press. overhang in the front of theBouley’shouse, smiling, You sink your teeth into a steak, and they stay pall of gloom and sorrow descended upon the you read? Look what’s written there.” and pointed posed to decline when baby boomers Mounting criticism about the new despite the pouring rain. The bushes beneath him on there. ^itorial staff of the Herald today and it all had to do and Zoning Commission. to a stencil on the side of the box. It read. “ Bill matured. It did, but not by much. inspection system has prompted the the right side of the house were hung with brightly You know all the answers but nobody asks you the with the seeming demise of one of its beloved Another change recommended by the Inside.” Boomers are now pushing 40 or so and USDA to promise that it will hire an colored plastic eggs, and each had an Easter basket questions. members. Bill Asimus. who is on his annual Planning Department would make the “ expert panel” to come up with an vacation this week. A box that appeared very much yet the crime rate remains a national on top. P.S. It was only a shipment of metal for the requirements for sidewalks on only one side of independent opinion. But consumer □ □ □ like a coffin arrived at the office and sent a feminine disgrace. Christmas lights were strung through the bushes composing room as a short time later Asimus called advocates view the move as a public employee into hysteria. the street in Residence A zones more or less The cost of crime is rising, too. on the left side. On the front door was a sign that said long distance (collect) to inform us he’d be on the automatic. Sidewalks are required on both Americans’ total corrections bill relations ploy that will amount to little “ For sale by neighbors.” F iSfTY y e a r s a g o t o d a y — From the “ What’s the matter?” asked the rest of us. Pale and weeping, our fellow worker kept prying job Monday. sides of the streets unless the Planning and reached an estimated $25 billion last more than a sham endorsement of the Actually, the Bouley’s neighbors like them. That’s Manchester Evening Herald of Aug. 17, 1939 — A year — and no easing of the burden is plan. Zoning Commission waives the requirement, in sight. Not only is the federal prison i Streamlined inspection boils down which it frequently does. population expected to double in the to turning many of the federal meat The changes are hardly revolutionary and next decade, but many states and inspectors’ duties over to slaughter­ Ronald Reagan was more than an acting president they certainly will not cause the cost of counties have almost despaired of house workers paid by the meat housing to plunge. They fall short of the steps keeping up with the tide of inmates companies. The USDA is supposed to projected to flood jails and prisons in monitor each plant’s performance, James A. Baker III or some other aide, who the committee on affordable housing has in By W. Dple Nelson Reagan to write his authorized biography. And the next few years. but meatpackers at some plants that ______I______former Attorney General Edwin Meese, a Reagan “ observed with more than routine interest” the mind, but they are a small step in the right What is to be done? have tested the program have been associate since Sacramento days, is writing a troubles Jimmy Carter had with his foreign policy WASHINGTON (AP) - The latest book about apparatus. And it was Reagan, not his advisers, who direction. ■ No 1: Don’t scrimp on budgeting known to shine when the USDA former President Reagan begins with a quotation memoir focusing on “ the Reagan era in modern for corrections. Public officials who inspector is there and slack off when lost patience with Alexander Haig and accepted his from him: “ There ARE simple answers.” It only political history.” , resignation as secretary of state. refuse to find the revenue for new the inspector’s back is turned. tells half the story, and that’s the trouble with the Schieffer, chief Washington correspondent for prisons and related programs do no Miller found out what happens when CBS news who cover,ed the White House in the Ford The book’s thesis also falls a bit flat when book. Schieffer and Gates, describing how Baker and Open Forum one except criminals a favor. a federal inspector tries to do his job. The full quotation, which the authors of “ The administration, and his CBS colleague Gates draw According to the U.S. Department Workers found out what happens other key aides put together an agenda for Reagan’s Acting President” provide lateb in their first heavily on previous books and say they also of Justice, nearly 63 percent of people when a federal inspector tries to do his conducted scores of interviews. first term, write that they had “ correctly read the REID BROWN chapter is, “ There ARE simple answers, but there mood and the mind of the man they served. " released from prison are rearrested job. are not always easy ones.” Their theme is that Reagan, the first president to for another felony or serious misde­ have come from the ranks of professional actors, In other words. Baker and others may have Day-care provider backed Workers at meatpacking plants are That gives a more complete picture of Reagan’s fleshed the ideas out, but they were Reaga.."s ideas. meanor within three years. That's point than the partial quote selected by authors Bob was essentially a figurehead manipulated by more , ■ .-V immediate incarceration.” supposed to clean up organs before It was the Reagan administration. If Baker had hardly surprising, since more than 90 muggings or burglaries easily top Schieffer and Gary Paul Gates as an epigraph for knowledgeable aides. To the Editor: ■ No. 3. Consider private operation handling them to the inspectors, who been president, or if former Secretary of State percent of them fall into one of three $20,000. their volume, newly published by E.P. Dutton. There is some truth to this. As a boy in Illinois, categories; violent offenders, repeat ■ No. 2. Consider proven alterna­ of corrections facilities. Texas, for check them for signs of disease. The George Shultz or somebody else had been president, Such a tragedy. Our heart’s go out to the family of Reagan has already been the subject of many Reagan did not set his sights on q political career: offenders or violent repeat offenders. tives to incarceration for some felons. example, has become a leader in process is known as “ presentation,” his first love was acting. The skills he honed in it would have been a different administration. .n - < the 3-year-old child who died of hyperthermia at her books, and more are in the works. In other words, it is simply not true John J. Dilulio Jr., a professor at contracting with private firms to and it is the focus of the new Hollywood served him well in Washington. He was However much or little Reagan knew of the day-care provider’s home. Our hearts also go out to Lou Cannon, who covered the Reagan White that the United States incarcerates a Princeton, recently outlined three operate corrections facilities. Lock­ streamlined system. We were the first not the first politician to be a public performer, but details of the Iran-Contra affair, the driving force Carrie Allison, her day-care provider. House for The Washington Post and wrote about the multitude of non-violent men and such approaches in The Brookings ing people up will always be expen­ to report the flaws in that system last he was better at it than most. Like other presidents, behind it was his preoccupation with the fate of year. former president previously when he was governor We know Carrie professionally, having met her women on their first offense (or even a Review. They include the use of sive, but in too many states the he was often dependent on staff work, and aides American hostages and his zeal to aid the of California, ha? already written two Reagan Nicaraguan rebels. As the writers correctly report, through various family day-care functions. She is second or third offense). What’s electronic ankle bracelets (which are current cost borders on the absurd, Under the old system, federal meat books. His third, about the Reagan presidency, is to jostled each other for influence over him. the epitome of professionalism and is proud of more, many of those technically quite expensive) to make sure an ■ No. 4. Brace ourselves for frus­ inspectors cut up the organs and It is no news that he often left details to others. Shultz and former Secretary of Defense Caspar be published late in 1990 or early in 1991. Weinberger tried to talk him out of it. recently earning her degree in early childhood imprisoned for non-violent crimes offender never strays from home or tration. Relatively high crime rates examined them with little help from Reagan himself is at work on two books. A volume Former White House chief of staff and Treasury and staggering prison bills seem to be It might be possible to get through eight years as education and als6 proud of her daughter who is were actually charged with far worse work, and intensely supervised proba­ the slaughterhouse crew. But that of speeches, with introductions containing his own secretary Donald Regan, for instance, has said that this nation’s destiny for the time president by just reading your lines, but “ The followiing in her footsteps. behavior before a plea bargain spared tion or parole. wouldn’t be fast enough for the reflections on his career, is due out in November. An in four years at Treasury he never had a discussion being. Until other problems subside, Acting President” fails to prove that it happened. them. Nearly three times as many people “ streamlined” approach. Under the autobiographical work will follow. Former first of economic policy with Reagan and that the Parents should not second guess themselves in including inner-city drug use and the Sure, prison is expensive — about are on probation or parole'as are new system, the packing house is lady Nancy Reagan will tell her version in a book president rarely “ made a decision or issued orders” their choice of Carrie. They did choose a good $20,000 a year. But that bill is almost behind bars. Yet their supervision is epidemic of teen-age boys who lack supposed to separate and prepare the in a meeting while he was chief of staff. W. Dale Nelson covered the White House for The day-care provider. And bad things sometimes productive male role models, it is due out soon. Associated Press throughout Reagan’s second certainly cheaper than the alternative usually minimal. Dilulio argues that organs for inspection. Edmund Morris, Pulitzer Prize winning bio­ However, as the authors of the present book say, it happen to good people. of releasing prisoners onto the streets the most effective parole or probation useless to pretend that a safe society was Reagan, not former White House chief of staff term. That’s where Miller got in trouble. grapher of Theodore Roosevelt, was selected by The question parents and the state should be given the social cost they inflict. subjects offenders to ‘‘mandatory merely awaits better police work for asking themselves is what position does this leave Experts disagree on how many work, community service and educa­ focused political will. He shut off the line because livers he the state regarding liability? Certainly, the parents felonies an average career criminal tional activities as well as to random The reality is more complicated — was supposed to inspect were obs­ cured by fat and other organs that can sue Carrie for wrongful death; but hasn’t the commits each year, but even the drug and alcohol tests ... They must and more sad. were supposed to be trimmed by the state, through its ambiguous and vague regulations, lowest estimates are impressive. The make payments to victims and DON’T MONKEY company. Monfort. which are open to interpretation and therefore are medical expenses and property dam­ payments to offset the costs of Vincent Carroll is a syndicated impossible to consummate, taken on the role of age resulting from just a few supervision. Any violation results in columnist. What happened next is in dispute. AROUND... guarantor? The USDA says Miller’s supervisor, a When the'State and thei insurance companies USDA veterinarian, told him to go conspired to make liability insurance available only back to work and he refused. Miller Try Our Pay-By-Mail to registered (licensed) day-care homes, they were, Offending our best friends and another inspector, Ralph Ne­ in fact, guaranteeing an absolutely safe environ­ grete, say in sworn statements that the supervisor simply asked Miller if Program... ment. Because, after all. the state is conducting By Ben Wattenberg Central America. become part of the United States. Ho, he was ready to work and Miller said searches of provider’s homes, exhaustive back­ The standard solution for anti- ho! Today the rate is down to 14 il makes paying your subscription easier on percent. By contrast, 66 percent of he could’t do his job if the meat wasn’t ground checks, and ongoing quality control checks. Somebody up there doesn’t like us; Americanism is well-known; teach you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 Aren’t pa rents justified theninexpecting absolute ’em about America, let 'em see our Americans think it’s a peachy idea. cleaned up. Canadians. weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 safety for their children whether they are in family In a recent poll, a sample of 1,000 movies and television shows, let ’em Is all this a problem? It is a Miller tried unsuccessfully to ap­ day-care homes or centers? And c^m they not sue the read our books and hear our music, let symptom of the problem that one even months. 6 months or a full year drop it in the Canadians were asked to describe peal the suspension with help from mail Then, you can forget about having ready state for negligence in not providing what they have ’em come visit. There is a small asks the question. If the nice Canadi­ attorney Tom Devine of the Clovern- Americans in just one word. Brace cash to pay your carrier answering the dooi" guaranteed? yourself: Eight of the top 10 responses problem with that remedy for the ans were not such compatible neigh­ ment Accountability Project, a Canadian situation: They do know us. bors, they’d surely be a big problem. I when it's inconvenient or being at home to We recommend that the state take a long, hard were “snobs,” “pig-headed,” “ag­ Washington-based whistleblower ad­ They’re the largest tourist group we We share 5,527 miles of common look at the requirements and regulations they have gressive,” "powerful,” “obnoxious,” vocacy group. pay your bill WE WILL NOTIFY have. And Canada is drenched with border. written regarding day-care (the Department of “ indifferent,” "stupid” and “ rich.” YOUR CARRIER U.S. popular culture; An overwhelm­ What should be done? Maybe we Devine has monitored the USDA’s Simply complete the coupon below and send Human Resources has currently rewritten their (The other two answers were whew! 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With the Soviets “ streamlined infection system.” 1 can NEVER guarantee the safety of anyone The poll was taken by Decima sponses of what Canadians least liked collapsing, we could get angry at the anywhere, but can only suggest health and safety Research in Toronto and appeared in a July issue of Maclean’s, Canada’s about Americans: “ they are self- Canadians. But, alas, the Canadians 99 issues and recommend to parents that they search centered,” “ they don’t try to under­ are not obnoxious snobs. They’re Nothing but the best for a day-care home or center (provider) who lives largest circulation magazine. Devil­ I would like to pay by mail for m , Manchester Herald subscription Please begin rny stand what is going on beyond their wonderful; the poll says so. 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'-■r* ■ >■ I Doctors 1 r ■ h Ferry and Shaw not looking for warned p i Dravecky kVV Roman holiday Bv Piero Valsecchl hotel, posing with Coach Valerio By Chuck Melvin The Associated Press Bianchini and holding up their The Associated Press new jerseys. Ferry will play with MILAN. Italy — Danny Ferry No. 15 and Shaw with No. 4. and Brian Shaw, who passed up CLEVELAND — Doctors warned Dave Dravecky Shaw is said to have received $1 the NBA to play in Italy, showed last year that he was risking a fracture if he tried to million, and like Ferry, he al.so up Wednesday saying they are pitch in the major leagues after having cancer gets housing and a car. not just looking for a Roman surgery on his arm, his surgeon said Wednesday. holiday. “ It was not a matter of money,” Ths Aitoclated Prms Dravecky snapped his left humerus bone, the “ I ’m not looking at this as a said Ferry. “ For money, I could large bone between the elbow and shoulder, while vacation,” said Ferry, the No. 2 have left school last year to go BREAK IT UP — Atlanta Braves’ catcher throwing a pitch in the sixth inning of the San m8cj^. overall pick in the NBA draft who into the NBA. I ’m excited to play John Russell, left, and St. Louis’ Tim Francisco Giants’ 3-2 win in Montreal on Tuesday on a very competitive team. Off night. spurned the Los Angeles Clippers Jones are separated by homeplate to sign with Rome’s II Messag- the court I will take some classes It was his second start since his surgery, a in school. The best class I have is umpire Mark Mirschbeck after a scuffle gero. “ I expect to improve this broke out between the two after Jones comeback that his Cleveland Clinic surgeon. Dr. year.” living in Rome.” George F. Muschler. said was remarkable. Shaw, who started 54 games as “ This is an experience useful was tagged out at home in Wednesday “ Dave and I had discussed it. and we had opened for both sides,” said Shaw, the a rookie for the Celtics, said night’s game in St.Louis. up the possibility for him to have a fracture,” “ coming here was a difficult former Boston Celtics guard who Muschler said. “ The possibility of a fracture was decision” -r-J-',. signed a two-year contract with there for up to two years after the surgery.” the same team. “ I have a lot to “ The dream of all my life was to Muschler said it was possible the fracture could learn and a lot to give to my new play in the NBA. . . it was a great IN BRIEF speed a recurrence of the cancer, although it would teammates.” opportunity to play with Larry not be an actual cause of a recurrence. Ferry, who signed fora yearfor Bird. It was very difficult to leave Yankees’ star arrested “ If there are tumor cells around, they could be what sources said was more than ... It was the decision I wanted to stimulated by the fracture,” he said. $1.5 million, said he may decide to make and I had no regrets.” MILWAUKEE (AP) — The left-handed Dravecky, a native of nearby extend his stay if his Italian outfielder Luis Polonia was arrested today at a Youngstown, went to the Cleveland Clinic last Both will begin workouts with experience proves successful. downtown hotel in connection with an incident sumnner to have sports physician John Bergfeld the team Thursday in the moun­ apparently involving a teen-age girl, the team “ I will evaluate the situation at tain resort of Bormio, northern examine his sore left arm. Bergfeld discovered a said. the end of this season,” the Italy, where II Messaggero will tumor on Dravecky’s deltoid muscle and referred Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald 6-foot-lO Duke All-America said. .stay until the end of August to Reginald PInto/Mancheiter Herald Polonia. in Milwaukee for the Yankees’ him to Muschler, an orthopedic surgeon specializ­ “ It’s very possible I can can stay Mark Mistretta of Glenn series with the Brewers, was not in the ing in musculo.skeletal tumors. HAPPY BUNCH — Tom Bielindaof J&M sixth inning of Wednesday night’s B prepare the opening game of the OUT AT THE PLATE — night's action in the B Division Town Softball here fortwo. three orfouryears.” Cup of Italy on Sept, 12 and the clubhouse for the start of today’s game and was “ I ’m the culprit who told him I didn’t expect him Grinding, wearing the black batting Division game in the Town Softball Construction II, left, leaps in the air to try to evade the tag Tournament. Mistretta was out on the play and Glenn fell Ferry, 22, and Shaw, 23. were start of the regular .season on expected to speak with prosecutors, Yankees to go back to ,” Muschler said. gloves, is congratulated by his team­ Tournament at Fitzgerald Field. J&M of J&M Grinding catcher Bill Wilson during Wednesday’s to J&M, 5-4, in eight innings. pre.sented to the media at a Milan Sept. 24. spokesman Arthur Richman said. “ I told him I wouldn’t want to rule it out, and once it mates after he clouted a home run in the nipped Glenn II, 5-4. Polonia, 24, had not been charged as of early was safe for him, we’d let him test the limits.” this afternoon, Richman said. Richman said Polonia was arrested about 7 McEnroe scoffs at Lendl’s a m. CDT at the downtown Pfister Hotel. S o vie t “ He met some girl from the ballpark from what I understand or he knew her. He and his Controversial home run lifts Pirates foster parents were driven back to the hotel c yc list last night and this girl with him,’ ’ Richman By The Associated Press grand attack on Wimbledon said. “ He was with this girl. I don’t know her Umpiring by committee gave the NL Roundup to g o p ro MONTREAL (AP) - Ivan the U.S. Open four but has never Lendl has won the French and name,” Richman added. “ Sheapparently went Pirates a victory. f . UgL Lendl .said he is putting all his won the Australian or French U S. Opens three times each and with him ...” Bobby Bonilla’s controversial home eggs in the Wimbledon ba.sket and titles. took the Australian in January. “ Her mother called Luis and told Luis she run with two outs in the I2th inning they signaled home run. I just stopped Bv Salvatore Zanca that got John McEnroe giggling. “ He must really want to win I At 29. he wants Wimbledon at all was underage. According to people at the hotel, lifted the Pirates over Houston 5-4 at second and waited while Runge and The Associated Press Lendl said he would go to New don’t want to say I don’t believe costs. they say the girl looked like she was in her 20s, Wednesday night in the Astrodome. Brocklander got together. I looked up. Zealand and Au.stralia in early him. but I don’t believe him” “ If I had a choice of winning but her mother says 15.” Richman said. Bonilla’s 16th homer was first the ball was in the park. I was LYON, France — Viatcheslav April to start working exclusively McEnroe said it is a dangerous another five French Opens or one called a double. However, after thinking. ‘You need a cannon to get it Ekimov of the Soviet Union on grass courts to prepare for idea to place that much impor­ Wimbledon. I'd take Wim­ Chang struggles in victory Pittsburgh manager Jim Leyland out of here.’ ” returned to the top of the amateur Wimbledon, the only Grand Slam tance on one tournament and bledon.” Lendl said. argued, it was ruled a home run. Cubs 5, Reds 1: Mike Bielecki won individual pursuit competition event he has not won. seemed to be snickering at the "M y career shows that the MASON, Ohio (AP) — Top-seeded Boris Bonilla’s drive to right-center off his sixth straight decision and Andre with a victory today at the World He said he will skip the clay thought of players psyching more I play on gl ass, the better I Becker and third-seeded Mats Wilander won Larry Andersen. 3-4. hit the fence and Dawson hit the game-winning homer Cycling Champion.ships. court French Open, which ends themselves to beat the top-ranked get. “ easily but No.4 Michael Chang struggled to the umpires eventually decided it hit for the second consecutive night, two weeks before Wimbledon Czechoslovak at Wimbledon, move on at the ATP Championship on But he .said he looks to turn I.endl, the top seed and defend­ above the yellow line, marking the leading Chicago past the Cincinnati at Wednesday. professional .soon, a route many begins in June, to “ give myself “ 1 don’t know that playing in ing champion, plays 16th-seeded boundary line for a home run. Riverfront Stadium. Becker, ranked No. 2 in the world, eliminated Soviet athletes are taking in the best possible chance” April is going to change any­ American Jimmy Arias on center Second base umpire Fred Brock- Dawson, fighting a 6-for-64 slump, Patrick McEnroe 6-4, 6-1, on center court at the increasing numbers. Lendl said that Wednesday thing.” McEnroe said. court today and McEnroe meets lander “ didn’t see anything so we all singled home a first-inning run and hit Jack Nicklaus Sports Center. “ 1 have had a number of just after beating American Kelly “ And there are ways that ISth-seeded Richey Reneberg in got together and the other three of us a solo homer that started a decisive Wilander. a four-time winner of the A T P proposals from teams from Jones 7-6 (7-4). 6-1 in the second playing in the French Open can the third round. saw the same thing. We saw the ball four-run sixth against Tim Learv, beat Joey Rive 6-4. 6-4. France, the United States, Italy^ round of the Player's Interna­ help — by being in such good go over the home run line,” first base 8- 10. Third-seeded Andre Agassi, Chang, however, was taken to a third-set the Netherlands and Spain. I tional Canadian Open tennis shape. That could win a match for umpire Paul Runge said. Bielecki, 14-5, allowed three hits, who beat Steve Cannon on Wed­ tie breaker by Jim Grabb before capturing a don’t want to say which one it will tournament at Jarry Stadium. you at Wimbledon” “ We didn’t overrule him. He just struck out eight and walked one ne.sday. meets 13th-sceded Kelly 6-3, 5-7, 7-6 (8-6) victory. be,” Ekimov .said. “ But it is A few hours later, after shout­ McEnroe .said it might be lost the ball and we all voted the same. before Steve Wilson came on to get the Evernden of New Zealand. Second-seeded Stefan Edberg was to meet certain I will turn professional ing his way through a 6-2, 4-6. 6-3 Lendl's way of protesting the He never made a ruling.” Runge last three outs. The Cubs stayed 3‘/i> Evernden beat Lief Shiras of Brad Pearce on Tuesday night. and concentrate on the road win over American Ned Caswell. schedule that places the two added. games ahead of second-place New Canada 6-4. 0-6. 6-4 After his second straight-set victory in 16 “ The one thing I like that umpires York in the N L East. races.” McEnroe grinned when told of Grand Slams only two weeks hours, Becker said he wasn’t playing with the The Associated Press Grant Connell of Canada plays have done in recent years is that there Jerome Walton, who extended his In the only other final of the Lendl’s strategy. apart, a common beef among the upcoming U S. Open in mind. fifth-.seeded Kevin Curren, a has been a get-the-play-right atti­ hitting streak to 26 games, added a day, Italy’s Claudio Golinelli won MOUTHS OFF AT LENDL — John McEnroe, shown in a “ He’s got a game plan. I world’s top players who have Chang, the 17-year-old French Open cham­ tude,” Leyland said. “ You appreciate two-run double in the sixth. the pro match sprint crown. guess.” said McEnroe, who has difficulty adjusting to fast grass finalist in last year's Canadian pion. had his hands full with Grabb, ranked file photo, scoffed at a grand plan by Ivan Lendl to win the that, whether it goes for you or against Expos 4, Giants 2: Right fielder In the pursuit final, Ekimov won Wimbledon three times and courts after playing on slow clay. Open 62nd in the world, Grabb served two aces in the you.” Candy Maldonado’s error on a shal­ was timed in 4 mjnutes, 35.58 prestigious Wimbledon Tournment. McEnroe ridiculed tie breaker to pull even at 6-6, but Chang came Houston center fielder Gerald low pop fly by Nelson Santovenia seconds for the 4-kilometer dis­ Lendl’s notion of bypassing next year's French Open in back with two winners to advance to the third Young thought it was a homer, too. allowed three runs to score with two tance in easily defeating East order to concentrate soley on winning Wimbledon. round. “ I saw it hit a fan right in the wrist. outs in the eighth inning and lifted Germany’s Jens Lehmann, who Chang next takes on 14th-seeded Jim Lendl, the No. 1 player in the world for most of the last five It really smoked him. I saw it hit him Montreal over San Francisco at finished in 4:42.17. Courier, who defeated Robert Seguso 3-6, 6-1, years, won the French Open, the world’s biggest and figured they (umpires) would see Olympic Stadium, snapping the Ex­ Steffen Blochwitz of East Ger­ 6-4 in the second round. clay-court event, in 1984, 1986, and 1987 and won the it too,” Young said. pos’ three-game losing streak. many was third with Cedric The loss cost the Astros an oppor­ U.S. Open from 1985-87. Hewon hisfirst Australian Open doubled with two outs Mathy of Belgium fourth. JUST DO m tunity to gain ground in the National and Steve Bedrosian, 2-6, relieved Ekimov won the title in 1985 and in January, but has yet to win at Wimbledon. Evert will play in Open League West and they remained three Craig Lefferts. Bedrosian walked Tim 1986 but lost in 1987 crown to MIAM I (A P) — Chris Evert, who has not games behind first-place San Wallach and Raines stole third before in Nike Football Shoes Francisco. countryman Guintaoutas Uma- played in a tournament since Wimbledon, will another walk to rookie Larry Walker ras, who went on to take the play in the U S, Open, a tournament she has Neal Heaton, 3-7, pitched one inning loaded the bases. Santovenia then The Associated Press Olympic title in Seoul. BOSS SHARK won six times. for the victory and Bill Landrum got lifted a pop fly on a 3-2 pitch that DESCRIPTION OUT — Pittsburgh’s Barry Bonds is tagged out at homeplate by Umaras has turned WANTED: BOWLERS Upper: The Women’s International Tennis Associa­ the last three outs for the Pirates for Maldonado failed to catch. Leather, ballistic maah and his 17th save. Houston catcher Craig Biggio during the first inning of their professional. J expanded PVC, V, height tion announced Wedne.sday that Evert. 34, will Tim Burke, 7-2, pitched two innings tU t. Sockllner: EVA/terrycloth with NIKE Held game Wednesday night in the Astrodome. The Pirates won, 5-4. design. play in the Open, which begins Aug. 28 at the With Pittsburgh leading 4-3, Craig for the victory. Golinelli dominated Japan’s ■' Ih n •- Coder Wedge: Tomlllte'* heel wedge National Tennis Center in New York. She’s also Biggio led off the Astros’ eighth with a Phillies 6, Dodgers 2: Ricky Jordan Yuchiro Kamiyama to win two mdowim single off reliever Randy Kra­ Oulaole: Three-color rubber partial scheduled to play in next week’s Canadian drove in three runs and scored twice game-winning run in the sixth. Stadium and complete a four-game straight in the best-of-3 final. is looking for displaced Bowlers. cupaole with bl-level cleats. mer, moved to second on a sacrifice Uae: Open in Toronto. as Philadelphia beat visiting Los Don Carman, 4-12, pitched 6 2-3 sweep. Golinelli even waved his arms in Openings for individuals & full teams in Men’s, Women’s Multi-purpose; natural turf. and scored on Kevin Bass’ two-out SIzea: 7-13 It will be the 19th straight US. Open Angeles for its third straight victory. innings and allowed six hits for his Pedro Guerrero had an RBI single victory 30 meters before the & Mixed Leagues. single. CODE COLOR appearance for Evert, a record for women, 'The Jordan, who has 20 RBIs in his last first victory since July 31 and only the and Tom Brunansky tied the score finish line in the .second race. WILLI BOWL also provides one of the best sanctioned After Rafael Belliard struck out 3140 While/Nalural record for men is held by Vic Seixas, who 16 games, had a two-run double in the second since April 12. Roger McDo­ with a run-scoring double off reliever In other competition Wedne.s­ junior programs in the area. leading off the 12th, Bonilla hit his 3145 White/Ok Royal Blue played in 24 straight. Phillies’ three-run seventh. He had well pitched 1 2-3 innings for his 14th Jim Acker. 0-6. Jones followed with a To Register or For More Information, Call Bill Nash, 423-4504 homer. day, three of the women’s match 3146 Whita/Red Evert lost to Steffi Graf in the semifinals at two homers in the Phillies’ 7-6 victory save. single to center to score Brunansky. “ I thought it was out and then I saw sprint quarterfinals had Soviets WILLI BOWLING CENTER, Rt. 6 Wimbledon, then began a vacation with her over the Dodgers on Tuesday. Cardinals 3, Braves 2; Tim Jones’ Frank DiPino, 6-0, pitched a score­ Reg. *49” it come back in. I kept running hard beating Americans. North Windham (Across from Windham Airport)_____ husband, formerU.S. Olympicskier Andy Mill. Jordan was hit by a pitch by Tim run-scoring single capped a three-run less eighth inning for the victory and because I didn’t see them signal home She returned to Florida this week to resume Belcher, 8-12, with the bases loaded in eighth inning as St. Louis rallied to Todd Worrell got the last out for his Three-time world and six-time practice. run,” Bonilla said. “ Then, suddenly. the first inning and scored the beat Atlanta at Busch Memorial 18th save. national champion Connie Young Now *39®* In addition to her six Open titles. Evert has of the U.S. went to the third race been runner-up three times and reached the before losing to Soviet Galina semifinals eight times in her 18 previous Enuhina. SHARK HIGH appearances. Clemson football under NCAA Investigation DESCRIPTION Young had won the world titles Upper: Nylon and laalhar. in from 1982 to 1984 but was third LOW YEAR-END PRICES Bv Rick Scoppe As is its custom, the NCAA declined Sockllnor: EVMerrycloth with NIKE field conduct inquiries of that nature with NCAA probe two to three months ago. in the la.st two championships as plus dealgn. Rose’s problems deepen The Associated Press to confirm that an investigation was programs that constantly enroll - - Outsole; Three-color rubber cupaole He said no problems have been well as the Olympics. This year under way. student-athletes ranked in the top with bl-level cletia CINCINNATI (AP) — Pete Rose’s problems uncovered and the probe continues. she failed to make the semifinals. Multl-purpoae: natural turf CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson must Robinson said he was unaware of 100-rated recruits each year.” factory INCENTIVES deepened Wednesday as baseball reviewed his Clem.son, a member of the Atlantic 7-13 now wait, worry and wonder. any rule violations that the NCAA Clemson annually has one of the top Galina Tcareva beat Jane ‘ REBATES FROM $500 to $750 latest umpire-bumping incident and he lost a Coast Conference, had its football COLOR Is the NCAA investigating the might uncover. But he added, “ The recruiting classes in the nation and Eickhoff in two straight. Tcareva bid to keep an FBI fingerprint report away program placed on probation for ‘ GMAC RATES FROM 2.9% (2yr) to 6.9% (4yr) 3183 Whita/Natural Clemson football program? If so, NCAA, if there’s a problem, I have no last year’s group was ranked in the was heavily-bandaged on her from baseball’s lawyers. recruiting violations for two years what could be the ramifications? doubt that they’ll get in touch with top 10 by several recruiting .services. right arm and leg as a result of a Reg. *54“ A published report, meantime, said trans­ beginning in 1982, a year after winning - P L t /S - Could the program be suspended? us.” heavy fall in the morning rounds. cripts of police wiretaps indicated Rose lied to Robinson said he had talked with its first and only national title. Athletic director Bobby Robinson is Robinson said he’s known since the She still had more than enough YOUR CHOICE OF: baseball investigators about his betting with a several people about the rumors, An NCAA spokesman said Wednes­ RGcbdklSIS wondering the same things following late spring or early summer the to beat Eickhoff, a former junior Now *44®® Massachusetts bookmaker. an article in an Atlanta newspaper including university president Max day that what has become known as CHAR-BROIL GAS GRILL SS NCAA might be looking into the champion. The latest problems developed Tuesday saying the NCAA was conducting a program. Lennon, Coach Danny Ford and the “ death penalty” would not come STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPENER OR night following a 12-inning. 5-2 loss to Chicago into play, because NCAA rules formal probe of the school’s football “ We heard rumors of it,” Robinson recruiting coordinator Clyde Wrenn. Erika Salumjae, the Olympic ALL REEBOK HI TOPS NOiv $30.00 when Rose shoved umpire Joe West after West require that a repeat violation mu.st HOMELITE 1 6 '' CHAINSAW program. said. “ So we assume we’re being Robinson said he told Ford and champion, had no trouble beating N«w Thru S « | ito a ^ 2,1989 and Reds’ second baseman Ron Oester were “ We haven’t gotten anything from investigated.” Wrenn not to talk with reporters about be uncovered and a school placed on American Renee Duprel in the involved in an altercation. probation again within five years of With the purchase of any In stock truck ALL OTHER REEBOK MODELS 25% off the NCAA,” Robinson said during a Rumors centered on allegations the matter. Robinson also would say third quarterfinal. A videotape showed Rose putting his left news conference Wednesday in his little about what the two coaches told the first major violation — in that NCAA investigators were “ at France’s Isabelle Gautheron is FREE T-SHIRT WITH ANY SHOE PURCHASE forearm on West’s chest before being pulled office. “ We don’t know who they’re him. Clemson’s case, before December such and such a place” asking about 1987. the only non-Soviet in the final ★ 90 TRUCKS AVAILABLE NOW^ away from the umpire by coach Jim Lett. Rose interested in or anything else. “ Basically, I asked them if they Clemson, Robinson said. He declined four. She downed Sinett Wolke of was suspended for a month last season and “ We’ve heard rumors that they are knew anything,” Robinson said. The 'The spokesman, Jim Marchiony, S-10’s — S-10 BLAZERS — VANS — CALL 646-8344 For More Info to say who was rumored to have been East Germany on Wednesday. fined $10,000 after giving former umpire Dave looking at certain things, but I ’m not “ only thing I was getting were said that depending “ on how serious Pallone a much harder shove with his forearm. interviewed or who told him about the rumors. That’s all I have gotten .so the violations and how cooperative the The champion.ships continue FULL SIZE PICKUPS — 4x2’s — 4x4's sure you’d call that an investigation.” rumors. National League pre,sident Bill White talked The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on far.” .school was in the investigation,” n Thursday with four finals. with West and umpiring crew chief Jerry He said no coaches or players Asked about Ford’s response to the first-time major violation could also Wednesday quoted unidentified sour­ Crawford on Wednesday, and was expected to currently with the team have been allegations, Robinson said: “ I think result in suspension, but “ it would ces close to the investigation as saying interviewed. CARTER CHEVROLET review a videotape of the incident before he’s got the same thing I ’ve got. He have to be an extreme case.” WE DELIVER Anaconda-Kaye Sports the NCAA started an unofficial taking any action. “ We have heard rumors that the doesn’t know of any problems and Asked if Clemson had a clean 1229 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER inquiry a year ago and that a formal For Home Delivery, Call Crawford declined to discuss specifics of the NCAA had interviewed some people really has no knowledge of anything.” football program, Robin.son said that 313 Green Rd.,: Manchester, CT 06040 646-8344 investigation was begun when investi­ 646-6464 umpires’ report to White, but he said it didn’t away from our campus concerning Lennon said the school initiated an from “ every indication we’ve got, it gators found leads on recent major 647-9946 mention Rose. our recruiting practices,” he .said. “ It internal investigation of the football is. If it wasn’t, we would have done EXIT 3 — 1-384 I recruiting violations. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 Mon-FriJUt:0(Nt:M Thnrs 12KI0-8HW Sat 9:30-Sd>0 is quite common for the NCAA to program after hearing rumors of the something about it.” malm

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TBundav't OaiDM gomes, the longest drought since going eight 36 Threatening 1 2 6:15P M [MAX] MOVIE: The Run Rourke, Margaret Whitton 1986 Rated R zarre love affair with a mysterious and pos­ 3 9 10 11 (22) (3()) Tonight Show (In Stereo) Peter Fouche, Paul Hohenthal and Bob Kilpatrick Clevelond (Farrell 7-11) ot Ookland without one, June 27-Julv 4,1985.... Boltlmore 38 Consumer ning Man' A young widow' discovers her (In Stereo) sessive man. Kim Basinger. Mickey (Welch 12-7), 3:15 o.m. shortstop Col Ripken ployed In his 1,207th n husband has schemed to defraud the insur­ [U S A ] Murder, She W rote An eccentric (24) Innovation Rourke. Margaret Whitton, 1986. Rated R advocate Ralph 12 had two hits apiece for Glenn II. Toronto (CeruftI Fd) at Baltimore (Bollard straight gome Wednesday, tying Steve ance company when she learns he is not (In Stereo) 11-d), 7:35 p.m. r inventor (Van Johnson) is accused of mur (26) Your Show of Shows (Sorvey for the third on consecutive gomes C DIVISION TOURNAMENT - Nassiff Sports dead Lee Remick, Alan Bates, Laurence dering his former partner (Stuart Whit­ New York (Codoret 3-3) at Detroit played list. Ripken hasn'tmlssedogomeslnce 39 Be wrong 15 (38) St. Elsewhere 2 :3 0 A M (9 > Sustaining topped Correnti Real Estate. 9-6, at Pagani Field. (Hudson 1-5), 7:35 p.m. Mov 29, 1982.... Toronto won Its 15th straight Harvey. 1963 man). June Allyson also guest stars. (60 40 Football play min.) (5^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (38 Alice The loss eliminates Correnti. Rich Aroian led Texas (Brown 11-6) at Chicogo (Hibbard gome at Fenway Fork, 7-3 over the Red Sox 6 : 3 0 P M (3T C BS New s (CC) (In Stereo) 2-4), #:30 p.m. Wednesday night. ITie malor-league record 41 Antelope IB 8 :3 0 P M i22i (30) Different World (CC) [A& E] Black Adder the Third [C N N ] Sports Latenight Nassiff with three hits while Mark Lappen. Tim Boston (Gardner 36) ot Milwaukee for most consecutive gomes won by one club 44 Warmest ( B 06) A B C New s (CC). " As the semester ends, the students worry [CN N ] Sports Tonight [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date (Boslo 13-7), t:30 p.m. on the rood Is 18— three times— Red Sox over (20) Too Close for Comfort McCarthy and Larry Wyse added two each. Walt Blue Jays 7. Red Sox3 National Leagueresults Expos 4, Giants 2 48 Long times about the future. (R) (In Stereo) scores Kansas CItv (Gublczo 10-10) at Seattle New York 1911-13, Brooklyn over Philadel­ 49 Floor covering [DIS] MDVIE: 'Friendly Persuasion' Adamy had three in defeat while Mickey Bombadier (Dunne 26), 10:05 p.m. phia 1945-46, St. Louls-PIttsburgh 1964-66. r22l (30) NBC New s (CC). [U SA] Madame's Place 50 Opera fare (57) Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Southern Indiana Quakers resist the call to added two. Only gomes scheduled TORONTO BOSTON SAN FRAN MONTREAL Philadelphia's John Kruk went0-tor-2,endlno 23 24 25 (24) (57) Nightly Business Report arms during the Civil War. Gary Cooper, Mets 7. Padres 2 [A & E ] W ild World of the East 2 :3 5 A M (T, Family Feud Frldav’s Oom n Ob rh bl Db r h bl Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 0 19bomehlttlno streak. 51 Vehicle Dorothy McGuire, Anthony Perkins 1956 Bidwell Spirit Shoppe disposed of Rogers New York at Detroit, 7:35 o.m. Swings (38; W K R P in Cincinnati Mosebv dh 4 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 5 13 0 Butler cf 3 0 10 DMrtnz cf 4 0 0 0 52 Before (poet.) 30 9 :0 0 P M (3J Equalizer (CC) A little girl Toronto at Baltimore, 8:05 o.m. SAN DIEOO 10 0 0 Pittsburgh pitchers hove 23RBIsthlsseoson [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date 2 :5 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Morn­ Corporation. 12-3. The loss eliminates Rogers. Mike MWIIsn ct 5 2 3 0 Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 NEW YORK RThmp 2b 4 0 10 Brooks ph 53 People in (61) Love Connection seeks McCall's help for a man she believes Texas ot Chicogo, 8:30 o.m. Bell If o b rh b l Ob rh bl WCIork 1b 3 0 10 ONIxon cf 0 0 0 0 compared top16forollof last year. scores ing After' (CC) An alcoholic actress is 5 2 2 2 Reed 2b 0 0 0 0 [A & E ] Profiles Featured: baseball great IS an extraterrestrial George Plimpton and Pastick and Andy Andrzeiczuk led BSS with twohits Boston ot Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m McGrIff 1b Roberts If 4 110 Miller 2b 4 10 0 Mitchell If 4 12 1 Foley 2b 2 0 0 0 Slumps general 33 shocked to discover the man she'd spent 2 2 10 Burks cf 3 10 0 Jackie Robinson Michael Moriarty guest star. (60 min ) (R) [H B O ] MDVIE: 'Stand and Deliver' (CC) apiece. Mark Morse had three hits for Rogers while Kansas City at Seottle, 10:05 p.m. Femndz ss 5 12 1 Greenwl If 5 111 RAIomr 2b 3 0 2 1 Samuel cf 3 2 11 MWIms 3b 4 0 0 0 Hudler 2b 10 0 0 After Wednesday's 5-1 loss to Milwaukee, 54 Triplet the night with murdered in her bed. Jane Cleveland ot Californio, 10:35 p.m. TGwynn ct 4 0 2 0 HJhnsn 3b Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 Galorrg 1b 3 0 10 the New York Yankeesdroppedto5S65. Itvras (In Stereo) East Los Angeles math teacher Jaime Es­ Fonda. Jeff Bridges, Raul Julia. 1986. Muttnks 3b 3 0 0 1 Heep rf 2 0 10 3 2 2 1 55 Sandwich type 36 [CN N ] Showbiz Today Frank Morse. Mike McGann and Jim Bagdikian Minnesota at Ookland, 10:35 p.m. Lee ph JaClork 1b 4 0 0 0 Strwbry rf 3 2 2 3 Knepper p 0 0 0 0 Raines If 4 110 the Yankees' worst record this lote In the 37 calante inspires his students to take and 0 0 0 0 Kutcher rf 0 0 0 0 (abbr.) [ESPN ] SportsLook (T) (40. Mission: Impossible (CC) One Rated R. added two each. Mazzllll Ph 10 12 Gedmn ph 10 0 0 Jomes rf 4 0 0 0 McRyIds If 4 0 11 Mtdndo rf 2 111 Woltoch 3b 3 10 0 seasonslncel967. member of the force doesn't return from a pass an advanced placement exam in cal­ DnMrph p Starts 56 This (Sp.| 3 :0 0 A M 9 Home Shopping Over­ Lowless 3b 0 0 0 0 Esoskv 1b 4 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 Magadn 1b 3 0 10 Sherldn ph 10 0 0 Walker rf 12 10 39 T l O O P M [SD Inside Edition School bus mission to retrieve millions from a de­ culus Based on a true story Edward TONIGHT’S GAMES — A Division (at Fitzgerald Pgirulo 3b 4 0 0 0 Carter c Mnwrng c 2 0 0 0 Sontoven c 4 0 0 0 Californio rookie Bobby Rose hit his first night Service (3 lirs ) Borders c 4 0 11 Evans dh 4 0 11 4 0 0 0 safety (R) posed Caribbean dictator and his vicious James Olmos, Lou Diamond Phillips Field) — 6 p.m - Main Pub vs. Farr’s: 7:30 p.m - National Leaguestanriinga Llrlono 2b Santiago c 4 0 2 0 Elster ss 4 0 10 Riles ph 10 0 0 Owen ss 2 0 0 0 molor-leogue homer on Wednesday. 4 0 0 0 Rivera ss 4 0 0 0 DOWN 41 42 43 wife (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) 1988 Rated PG White Shadow Felix rf 4 0 0 0 Cerone c 4 0 10 Tmpitn ss 4 0 2 0 Darling p 3 0 0 0 Uribe ss 3 0 10 Longstn p 2 0 0 0 Sluggers C B (22) W heel of Fortune (CC) Glenn Construction vs. Bray’s. B Division (at Nike Eoft Division [M AX] MOVIE: 'U2 Rattle and Hum' Total* 37 7 10 7 Total* 36 3 9 3 Rosmsn p 10 0 0 Aose p 0 0 0 0 Kenndy ph 10 0 0 WJhnsn ph 10 11 Cortton Flik of the Chicago White Sox hit his CE) Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) (9 ; Bonanza 18 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) W L 1 Go by bus Phil Joanou's chronicle of the Irish super­ Field)— 6 p.m.- Tierney’s vs. Highland Park Pet. OB Flnnry ph 10 0 0 LaCoss p 2 0 0 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 ninth homer Wednesday ond the 332nd ot his 48 30 Trapper John, M.D. Chlcooo 70 50 .583 _ Schulze p 0 0 0 0 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 career, moving him Info o tie with Bobby 2 Novelist (11) &%'■ Cheers (CC) (221 (30 Cheers (CC) Rebecca is desperate group's 1987 American tour U2, B B Market: 7:30 p.m - J&M Grinding vs. Allied Toronto 000 200 to find a borrowed diamond earring she New York 66 53 .555 3'/3 032— 7 Salazar rf 1111 Oberkfl 3b 0 0 0 0 Bonds for 48th on boseboirsoll-tlme list. Bagnold (2d) M*A*S'*H King, The New Voices of Freedom 1988 [A&E] Improv Tonite Actress Rue Printing. C Division (at Robertson Park) — 6 p.m - Montreal 66 54 .550 4 Boston 201 000 000-3 Totals 34 2 10 2 Totals 31 7 8 6 Totals 30 2 7 2 Totals 28 4 4 1 Starters 51 lost. (R) (In Stereo) Rated P G -13 (In Stereo) McClanahan welcomes some of today's St. Louis 64 55 .538 3 Unless (24) (5^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Memorial Corner Store vs. LM Gill: 7:30 p.m - 5Vj E— Rivera. LOB— Toronto 7, Boston 13. The Son Francisco Glonts hove used 15 (24 All Creatures Great and Small comics (In Stereo) Pittsburgh 51 68 .429 18V2 San Diego 000 000 020—2 Son Francisco 000 100 100—2 starting pitchersfhlsseason. 4 Diplomatic 1 1 :3 5 P M O l) Night Court 2B— Bell, McGrIff, Boggs, Cerone, Evens, 54 [26 Police Story [CN N ] Headline News Overnight Nassiff Sports vs. Bidwell Spirit Shoppe. Philadelphia 49 7D .412 70'/i New York 202 020 Olx-7 Montreol 000 000 13x— 4 Stoppers 5 Moving 57 Mystery!: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord Femondez,Esaskv.HR— Greenwell(13),Bell 1 2 :0 0 A M 8J USA Today Actress Ja- West Olviston E— JoClork 2. DP— Son Diego 1, New E— AAaldonodo. DP— Son Froncisco 1, Collfornlo's Bryan Harvey has converted 16 mechanical part (30) (40) Current Affair Peter W im sey (CC) Lord Peter aids Har [ESPN ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest W L (11). SB— Burks (15), MWilson (4). clyn Smith Pci. GB York 3. LOB— Son Diego 6, New York 4. Montreol 3. LOB— San Francisco 6, Montreol of 22 save opportunities. 6 _arms (61) Star Trek net in tracking the person responsible for Son Francisco 68 52 .567 _ IP H R ER BB SO 2B— TGwynn 2, Somuel, Templeton, Els- 9. 2B— Raines. HR— Mitchell (38), Moldo- Starting lineups (c)1989 by NEA composing the poison-pen letters (60 11 Friday the 13th: The Series A Nazi 3 :0 5 A M 1,3 News (R) Houston 65 55 .542 3 Toronto ter, Roberts. HR— H Johnson (29). Strawberry [A 8 (E ] Chronicle A radical treatment pro­ nodo (8). SB— Moldonodo (4), Raines (27). The Chicago White Sox have used sevenfirst min ) Part 3 of 3 (R) officer, killed during World War II by 3 : 2 0 A M [H B O ] Kids in the Hall (CC) San Diego 59 61 .492 9 Stotlmyr 5 5 3 3 3 1 2 (27), Salazar (8). SB— Samuel (27), basemen since the season storted: Greg gram for juvenile delinquents! Oncinnotl [A & E ] FDR Robert Vaughn brings to life Jack s squadron, returns from the dead to (In Stereo) 56 63 .471 )V/7 Wells W,6-4 2 2 0 0 2 1 HJohnson (32), Santiago (7). SF— IP H R ER BB SO Walker, Ivan Calderon, , Steve [CN N ] Moneyline Los Angeles 56 64 StraM>erry. one of America's most controversial presi­ exact his revenge (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) .467 12 Henke S,12 2 2 0 0 0 3 Son Froncisco Lyons, Russ Mormon, Carlos Martinez and 3 :3 0 A M [A&E] Black Adder the Third IN BRIEF Atlanta 48 73 .397 20Vj Boston IP H R ER BB SO LoCoss 6 2-3 3 1 0 5 3 BlllyJoRobldoux. [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date dents, from the National Theatre m Wash 18 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) WtdnMdoy's O a n m Oemens 7 1-3 5 3 3 3 7 Son Diego Letferts l 1 1 0 0 1 Strikeouts CELEBRITY CIPHER scores ington, D C (2 hrs.) [DIS] MOVIE: '2001: A Space Odys­ Montreol 4, Son Froncisco 2 20 Morton Downey Jr. (R) Murphy L,3-6 0 1 2 2 1 0 Rosmusen L,5-9 4 3 4 3 2 2 Bedrosn L.2-6 0 0 2 0 4 0 Nolan Ryan moved to within sixstrlkeoutsot Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present [HBO] MOVIE: 'Short Circuit 2' (CC) [C N N ] Larry King Live sey' Tw o astronauts on a voyage to Jupi­ Chicago 5. CIncInnoll } LSmlth 26 Success 'n Life * MHS fall sports schedules 2-3 2 0 0 0 2 Schulze 3 4 2 2 0 4 Knepper 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 No. 5,000 and got his 2B7th career victory, Each letter in the cipher stands (or another. Today's clue Z equals M Robot Johnny 5 ventures to the big city to ter encounter problems with their compu­ New York 7, San Diego 2 Price 1 2 2 2 0 2 DnMrphy 1 11110 Montreal [DIS] MDVIE: '2001: A Space Ddys- fanning eight batters Wednesday In Texos' 3-1 help his unemployed creator break into the (40 Win. Lose or Draw ter, HAL Ketr Dullea, Gary Lockwood. Philadelphia 6. Los Angeles 2 New York Langston 7 6 2 2 5 6 victory over Seattle. sey' Tw o astronauts on a voyage to Manchester High School has announced its toy business Fisher Stevens. Michael William Sylvester 1968. Rated G. Pittsburgh 5, Houston 4, 12 Innings Murphy pitched to 2 betters In the 8th. Darling W.11-9 7 1-3 9 2 2 1 2 Burke W.7-2 2 1 0 0 0 0 Stan ' V o X H G E M V Z G C Q O K T Jupiter encounter problems with their 61 Synchrona) St. Louis 3. Atlanta 2 HBP— Esosky by Stottlemyre, Borrettby McKean. Cynthia Gibb 1988. Rated PG [ESPN ] Bodybuilding; California Cham­ fall sports practice times. The dates and times Aose S,2 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Bedroslon pitched to 5 batters In the8th. Frank Tonono pitched o two-hItter os compuler, HAL Keir Dullea, Gary Lock- [A & E ] Durrell in Russia A visit to the ThurKlov't Oomes Henke. WP— Rosmussen. Detroit beat Baltimore 44) Wednesday night. (In Stereo) pionships From San Diego, Calif (60 min.) are as follows: girls’ soccer- Aug. 26. 8 a.m.: V O Q I Y X M P a M L U Q M wood, William Sylvester 1968 Rated G Repetek Reserve within the Karakum, a red Son Diego (Hurst 11-9) ot New York Umpires— Home, Cousins; First, Roe; U m p i r e s— Home, Darling; Rrst, PB— Monworlng. Tonono (9-10) struck out nlneond walked two [L IF E ] HeartBeat Joanne battles a female (R) (Viola M ), 1:35 p.m. Marsh; Second, Rehllford; Third, Wendel- [ESPN] Motorsports: Thursday Thun­ desert that was formerly an inland sea girls’ cross country- Aug. 26, 8:30 a.m.: girls’ SecorKt, Scott; Third, Gordo. Umpires— Home, Tota; Rrst, DeMuth; In hisflrst shutout since thetlnoldavo(the1987 Russian surgeon who performs needless [USA] MOVIE: 'The Great Santini' A Chicogo (Sutcliffe 12-9) ot CIncInnotl stedt. Second, RIpplev; Third, Froemmlng. der: Auto racing anthology series (60 [CNN] Newsnight volleyball- Aug. 28, 1:30 p.m.: girls’ T— 3:30, A— 35,310. season, when he beat Toronto to clinch the H K V I G I J L X G 1 C O G E Y i hysterectomies on her countrywomen, a Marine Corps colonel's dictatorial ap­ (R.Robinson 2-1), 7:35 p.m. T — 2:34. A— 36,768. T— 2:54. A— 24,719. division championship. Tonono needs three a O min ) Son Francisco (D.Robinson 11-fl) ot psychic wills her tumor away. (60 mm ) [ESPN] Supercross: Best of AMA Rac­ proach to domestic life nearly destroys his swimming- Aug. 28, 6 p.m.: football condition­ more wins to reoch 200, a level only (our active [HBO] MOVIE: 'Clinton and Nadine' Montreal (K.Gross 9-8). 7:35 p.m. oltchen — hove Bert Blvleven, Nolan Ryon. [ U S A ] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs ing family Robert Duvall. Blythe Danner, Mi­ ing week- Aug. 21. 6 p.m.: regular practice- Q J H Y G K G H EJXLVKKV (CC) A smuggler and a prostitute become Los Angeles (Valenzuela 7*11) ot Phllodel- Phillies 6. Dodgers 2 Pirates 5. Astros 4 Jerry Reussond Rick Reusehel hove reoched are assigned to protect a politically outs­ [L IF E ] HeartBeat Joanne and Leo are chael O'Keefe 1979 Phlo (K.Howell 9^). 7:35 p.m. Mariners 2. RangeraO entangled in a deadly conspiracy that Aug. 26,8 a.m.: boys’ soccer-contact coach Bill Sidelined PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “Stay with me: I want to be alone." — Joey poken Latin American author sclieduled to frustrated when a mother is reluctant to Pittsburgh (J.Robinson 5-10) ot Houston lakes them from Miami to Costa Rica 3 :A 0 A M (3 ' Nightwatch Joined in McCarthy: boys’ cross country- contact coach LOS ANGELS PHILA PITTSBURGH Milwaukee Intlelder Jim Gantner sustained Adam s. address Congress (60 min.) (In Stereo) allow surgery on her infant. Eve s niece (Desholes 10-6), 8:35 p.m. HOUSTON o torn medial collateral ligament In his left Andy Garcia. Ellen Barkin 1988 (In Progress TEXAS SEATTLE Ob r h bl Ob rh bi Ob r h bl visits. Marilyn fears her friend is overexer- George Suitor, Only games scheduled Ob rh bl Ob rh bl knee Tuesday night when Morcus Lawton of Stereo) o b rh bi Griffin ss 5 0 0 0 Dykstro cf 5 0 10 Bonds If 4 12 1 BIgglo c 7 :3 0 P M 13) Entertainment Tonight cising (60 min ) Friday's Oomes Espy cf 5 0 10 Reyn Ids 2b 4 1 1 0 3 2 2 1 the New York Yankees rollblocked him Parents’ Night for all MHS athletes will be Rndiph 2b 4 12 0 Herr 2b 4 12 0 Bell ss 4 0 2 0 Romlrz ss 4 0 11 Peter Falk s new movie "Cookie (In [LIFE] MOVIE: When the Bough St. Louis ot CIncInnotl, 2, 5:35 p.m. PI mere lb 5 0 4 0 Briley If 3 0 0 0 trying to breok up o double ploy. Gantner will [USA] New Mike Hammer Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. in the MHS gymnasium. Son Diego ot Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Murray lb 4 0 10 VHoyes rf 2 2 10 Congels ph 10 0 0 Camintt 3b 6 0 0 0 Stereo) Breaks' A child psychologist obsessively Baines dh 4 0 2 0 ADovIs lb 2 0 0 0 Morshol rf 4 0 10 Kruk If 2 10 0 Belllord ss 10 0 0 miss merest ot the season. Los Angeles ot New York, 7:35 p.m. Slerro r1 GDovIs lb 5 0 0 0 Status (® i22 Jeopardy! (CC) investigates a series of murders involving a 1 2 :0 5 A M CT) Pat Sajak 5 0 2 0 Leonrd dh 3 0 0 1 Homitn 3b 4 0 11 Dernier If 0 0 0 0 VonSlyk cf 6 0 2 1 Boss rf Son Froncisco at Philadelphia, 7:35 Fronco 2b 4 0 0 0 Coles rf 4 12 1 Seattle on Wednesday sent outfielder Joy group of wealthy professional men Ted 2 0 0 0 APena p 0 0 0 0 Jordan lb 3 2 2 3 Bonlllo 3b 5 111 BHtchr cf 3 0 10 (9 j Kate 8< Allie (CC) 1 2 :1 5 A M [TM C] MDVIE: 'Beverly p.m. Incvgllo If 4 0 10 Klngery cf 2 10 0 Buhner to Closs AAA Calgary on o Tbday Danson, Richard Masur Rachel Ticotin Midget football registration Pittsburgh at Atlonto, 7:40 p.m. Shrprsn ph 10 0 0 CHoves 3b 4 0 0 1 GWMson rf 6 0 3 0 Spllmn ph 10 0 0 (11J USA Tonight Hills Cup ir Detroit police officer Axel Buechel 3b 4 0 2 0 Presley 3b 3 0 0 0 Gonzolz cf 3 1 1 0 RMcDwl p LVIllere rehabilitation osslgnment. He is expected to 1986 Chicogo ot Houston, 8:35 p.m. 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 Young 10 0 0 return to Seottlewiminmeweek. Foley tangles with the vicious California Sur>dbrg c 2 0 0 0 Voile c 3 0 0 0 Beon cf 10 0 0 Daulton c 4 0 0 0 King lb (20) M 'A -S * H Registration for midget football will take 6 12 0 Puhl If 3 0 0 0 Scouting I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [U S A ] Boxing (2 hrs ) gang that wounded his police captain RUeoch ph 10 0 0 VIZQuel ss 2 0 0 0 Huff If 2 0 10 Jeltz ss 3 0 2 1 (jondrm 0 0 0 0 Yelding 2b Kreuter c SBrdly ph 1 1 0 1 Tom Drees pitched his third no-hItter of the by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 30 W in. Lose or Draw friend Eddie Murphy, Ronny Cox, Judge place for the next two weeks Monday through 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Stubbs If 10 10 Carman p 3 0 0 0 Lind 2b 3 2 10 Rhoden p 0 0 0 0 9 :3 0 P M ,22 30 FM (CC) Comedy A Dghrty ph 10 10 MOIoz ss season for Closs AAA Vancouver, leoding me s i ^38 Newhart (CC) Reinhold 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) 0 0 0 0 Dempsv c 10 0 0 Frhwrth p 0 0 0 0 Smiley p 2 0 12 Dovdsn ph beleaguered radio program director (Rob Friday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m, at Martin School. American League results MStonly c 0 0 0 0 10 00 Cdnodlons over Los Vegos 5-0 Wednesday In o Unscramble these (our Jumbles, Sclosclo c 10 10 Then ss 10 0 0 RRylds ph 10 0 0 Forsch p 0 0 0 0 0 T -Hope they gel the hint (40' Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) eri Hays) tries to keep his station afloat (In 1 2:30AM Cs St. Elsewhere Signups began Tuesday night and are for any Monrio ss 4 0 0 0 Belcher p 2 0 0 0 Kromer p seven-Innlng, first gome of o doubleheader In one letter to each square, to form 0 0 0 0 Doran ph 10 0 0 the PC L. Drees, ploying (or me too form team Stereo) SUMMER Totals 39 013 0 Totots 25 2 1 1 Seoroge p 0 0 0 0 DIstfno ph 10 0 0 lour ordinary words. [A & E ] World of Survival (9 J Morton Downey Jr. (R) boy aged 10-14. A boy must turn 10 by Portugal p 0 0 0 0 ot me Chicogo White Sox, became me first Brewers 5, Yankees 1 LHarrls 3b 0 0 0 0 Heoton p 0 0 0 0 CRnIds ph [C N N ] Crossfire 1 0 :0 0 P M (V) Knots Landing (CC) (22) C30 Late Night With David Letter- Ttxos 000 000 00&—0 10 00 pitcher In me PCL or me molor leogues with November 1. 1989 to be eligible to play and not Totals 33 2 9 1 Totals 31 6 8 S Redus 1b 0 0 0 0 Darwin p 0 0 0 0 Friends gather to pay their final respects to man (In Stereo) SMttle 000 001 lOx— 9 mreeno-hlttersInovear.HebeatCalgaryl-Oln PEWID [E S P N ] SpeedWeek Weekly auto racing CRAFTS turn 14 by that date. The midget football NEW YORK MILWAUKEE Trevino ph 10 0 0 Laura, not knowing that she has left behind E— Buechele. DP— Seattle 1. LOB— U s Angeles 000 110 00b—2 nine Innings on May 23 and pitched o report 38 Hart to Hart Ob r h bl Ob rh bl Andersn p 0 0 0 0 seven-Innlng no-hItter In his next start, a frank videotape message for each of program is desperately seeking boys who Texos 14, Seattle 5. 2B— Sierra. SB— Klngery Philadelphia 200 001 30x-4 Totals 45 5 14 5 Totals Sax 2b 3 0 0 0 Molltor 3b 3 13 0 (1). SF— Leonard. 35 4 6 4 defeating Edmonton 7-Oon Mav28. 8 : 0 0 P M (1 ] 48 Hours (CC) A behind them (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) 40 W hat a Country! would like to play due to the fact that they are Tollesn 3b E— Daulton, Belcher, Randolph. DP— 4 0 0 0 Surhoff dh 4 0 11 Speaking ihe-scenes look at daytime dramas and the 61 Gene Scott FESTIVAE Mtngly lb 4 0 2 0 Braggs If 3 0 0 1 Philadelphia 2. LOB— Los Angeles 12, Pittsburgh 001 200 100 001— 5 .8 40 Primetime Live (CC) (60 min ) approximately 80 players short for the IP H R ER BB SO Philadelphia 7. 2B— Murray, Huff, Ron- "Bedroslon was mrowlng ond hoping ongoing love affair between the soaps and MHatl If 4 0 0 0 Vaughn If 0 10 0 Texos Houston 001 001 110 000— 4 Instead of mrowlng and knowing." — Son ,9 : 26 (61) [CN N ] News [A & E ] W ild World of the East upcoming season. dolph, Jordan, Stubbs. SB— Herr (8),Dyk- E— Ramirez, King, Yelding. DP— Houston the American viewing public, (60 min.) (In Borileld rf 4 0 10 Yount ct 4 1 1 0 Hough L.7-12 1 1 Francisco manager Roger Craig on Steve SYBSA [ESPN ] Monster Truck Challenge August 18 • 19 • 2 Phelps dh 4 0 10 Brock lb 1 1 0 0 stra (29), Gonzalez (4). S— Belcher. 2. LOB— Pittsburgh 11, Houston 9. Stereo) 11 USA Tonight Seattle IP H R ER BB SO Bedroslon, who tolled to protect o 2-1 lead (Seren c 3 12 0 COBrIen c 4 0 2 2 Holmon W,5-5 7 10 0 0 2 5 2B— Boss, Smiley. King. 3B— GWIIson. ogolnst Montreal In me eighth Inning CE) (40 Man Called Hawk (CC) The drug '18 Go for Your Dreams 1 :0 0 A M 11 Twilight Zone Berlin Fairground.s Espnoz ss 4 0 2 1 Polldor 2b U s Angeles HR— Bonlllo (16). SB— Lind (12). Yelding (8). 4 0 10 Schooler S,24 2 3 0 0 0 2 Wednesdovnlght. related death of a socialite's daughter (20 MDVIE: 'Wild Rovers' Two cowboys Club United sets tryouts Kelly cf 3 0 0 0 Felder rf 3 0 0 0 Belcher L.8-12 6 1-3 6 3 3 3 3 BIgglo (17), Bonds (21). S— Smiley, Rhoden. 20) Laverne & Shirley Berlin CT Holmon pitched to 1 Potter In the 8th. Searoge 1-3 0 2 1 2 0 Seasons Aug. 17 leads Hawk to an embittered Third-World dream of getting enough money to buy a Spiers ss 3 12 0 WP — Hough. 6K— Hough. PB — Puhl, Lind, Romirez. Yelding. SF— BIgglo, [A & E ] FDR Robert Vaughn brings to life (Follow signs off Route 72 in Berlin) APeno 1 1-3 2 1 0 0 1 Romlrez, Yelding. 1894 — John Wodsworm ot me Notlonoi diplomat whose own daughter d'od be­ ranch in Mexico William Holden, Kad Mal­ The Manchester Soccer Club United (boys Totals 33 1 I 1 Totals 29 S 10 4 Sundberg. League's Louisville club set o record mot siMi one of America’s most controversial presi Phllodetphia IP H R ER BB SO cause of drugs (60 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) den. Ryan O'Neal 1971 born in 1977) will begin tryouts and practices on stondsby giving up 28 singles In one gome DUN CEF HOW T O OPEN YOUf? dents, from the National Theatre in Wash­ Friday Noon to 6 New York OOO 010 OOb-1 U m p I r e s— Home. Cooney; First, Carman W.4-12 6 2-3 6 2 1 6 2 Pittsburgh 0 3 Bonanza Tue.sday and Thursday. Aug. 29 and Aug. 31, McCleMond; Second. Coble; Third, Brink- Frohwirth 2-3 3 0 0 0 0 Smiley 3 2 1904— Jesse Tonnehlll of the Boston Red Sox M O LTH IN A W A Y 22 30 L A. Law (CC) Sifuentes takes on ington, D C (2 hrs.) Saturday 10 to 6 Milwaukee 200 010 Olx— 6 pitched a no-hItter tor a 6-0 victory over the (1l3 M O VIE: 'Tender Mercies' An ex- the case of a slandered Mexican beer com­ DP— New York 3, Milwaukee2. LOB— New mon. RMcDwII S.14 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 2 Kromer 1 1 THATA^ISHTMAKE [C N N ] Crossfire respectively, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m, at the HBP— Jordan by Belcher. WP— Heoton W.3-7 Chicago White Sox. country-and-western singer tries to start a pany, Kuzak represents an oldies music Sunday 10 to 6 York 7, Mllwaukee5.26— Motllngty,Molltor, T— 2:34. A— 11,330. 1920 — Ray Chooman, Cleveland Indlons O TH ER S SHUT THEIRS. [ESPN] Drag Racing: IHRA Northern Kennedy Road Soccer Field. Additional Yount, Spiers. 3B— Geren. SB— Yount(13), Cormon. Landrum S,17 new life but his past catches up with him group in a lawsuit (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Umpires— Home. 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AH'LL STAV CAKE/r GOTTA E X P E N S E O ' squad from Bangor. Maine. AH STUDIED EM FO'V'ARS/.''- UR AN'SEW ALL FEED A MESS THIS WEODIN King, a Boston Red Sox season ticket holder 'it IVAS PISCOVBREP OVER Y t-ATEP, WHEN HE A^ARRIEp A AH'M A CXPtRT.E'’ ;;>^NIGHT. WECXXN' GUESTS to important driving questions VM£5/1" IS SPANISH fO^"-mBLE"„WEAH\m.. ^ TOMORPN.*r / and avid baseball fan, has written “ C arrie,” A FLAT-TOP /VIOUNTAIN, 6URAN., FOUR CENTURiee ASO 1 HIS SON BEGA/Vie T H F f/H S r O R T O O A V A yOUNO /VIAN NAA1EP, PHANTOiM \ “ The Shining ” and “ Pet Sematary,” among WALKER , LOCATED IN NYE COUNTY, By Peter Bohr into the other lane, or just stop. other books. NEVADA IS ICHTHYOSAUR STATE PA'RK Correct Answer: Pull off the He signed many autographs Tuesday and You’re calmly cruising down Keeping Your road; it’s better to chance hitting told fans he has worked with the Bangor squad the highway, listening to some a tree than other cars. all season. C a r A l i v e tunes on your stereo, when QUESTION: What happens Bangor lost 2-1 to Westfield, Mass., on suddenly you realize the acceler­ when your car’s tires are e i 952 Capp EntBrpri***. Inc. ot«t by NEA. Inc Tuesday. Owen King put Bangor on the ator pedal is stuck open. Besides underinflated? scoreboard in the first inning when he walked ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson watching your life flash before more effective in illuminating the Wrong Answer: They’ll give a \ with the bases loaded, but Westfield won with a you, what can you do? way. softer ride. bases loaded walk in the sixth inning. m R! IT'6 COLD IK) HERF.' r'M 3oRm(k uP.T m fHFRM0&TAT"LA6T Or, your c a r’s enveloped in fog, Winston was also astounded to Correct Answer: They will give Bangor lost again, 5-4, to East Hartford in a learn the rem edy proposed by ■XFoa T H e G H o e r w h o w a l k s . To m o r r o w : t h a t y o u h g m a n FROMTIFR 0FA\ARITAL and you can’t see more than a few a softer ride, but they’ll also wear consolation game Wednesday. l?P.I ATI/TLlf,' feet ahead of the hood. You turn many of the test takers for the out faster, increase the ca r’s fuel BLONDIE by Dean Young ft Stan Drake on your headlights, but do you stuck accelerator pedal: “They consumption, and most impor­ have the foggiest idea of which to said you should bend down under tant, greatly increase the car’s Jackson helps simulate raid use — the high beams or low the dash and loosen the pedal with stopping distance. MB. d it h e r s t o o k a l l THE MEMBERS OWN WHEN BIS SHOTS LIKE THAT WHICH HOUSES beams? your hand. But taking your eyes QUESTION: After an accident, ME TO HIS CLUB : wow.' THEIR OWN c o m p a n ie s GET TOGETHER, WHAT DO SKELETAL REMAINS NEW YO R K (AP) — Corporate raider Carl LAST NISHT ,, THEY TALK ABOUT ? These are just a couple of the off the road and your hands off the your car becomes submerged in Icahn. the Rev. Jesse Jackson and the head of OF 6 ICHTHYOSAURS ( GIANT I----- questions you’ll be asked to steering wheel when you’re water or catches fire.. Are you investment firm Drexel Burnham Lambert MARINE REPTILES). THEY S W / ^ IN A SEA WHICH answer if you watch the “ Valvo- speeding down the highway is better or worse off if you are Inc, are getting together for a friendly 'oY/A COVERED NEVADA AT THAT TIME, AND REACHED line National Driving Test " never a good idea! ’’ wearing a seatbelt? takeover battle. THEMSELVES HERE. UNABLE TO SUPPORT hosted by actor Christopher The correct answer? You Wrong Answer: Worse off. The simulated drama about a hostile raid THEMSELVES ON LAND THEY SUFFOCATED Reeve. The program airs Aug. 29 should apply the brakes, shift into because the belt traps you in the will take place Sept. 21-23 at a conference on JOriAjJOO 8!n s BECAUSE OF THEIR GREAT WEIGHT. THE BODIES. on CBS. neutral if necessary, work your car. management in the 1990s by the World ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue BURIED IN THE SOFT OOZE, WERE PRESERVED “ You’ll be horrified to find out way over to the side of the road Correct Answer: Better off, Management Council, the group said Tuesday. ---70 /AILLION YEA1ZS AOO! all the things you don’t know.’’ and shut off the ignition. The because it keeps in a position to Also scheduled to attend the Manhattan . © ore tuf DID YOU SAY YOU HAD/ YES! DO \ UH HUH! I'LL START LOOKS LIKE HE’S / BUT IT'S SO LATE.' / ...LIKE, promised Susan Winston, the brakes on modern cars are open a window or door so you can conference are the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan A HUNTING KNIFE IN YOU WANT / WORKING ON THESE GOING TO HAVE WHY NOW? DO YOU \ A L L E Y ( program’s creator and producer. almost always powerful enough escape from the car. spiritual leader: leveraged buyout specialist THAT BAG? ^ IT? LASHINGS WHILE THE SOr^lE COMPANY.' \ SUPPOSE SOME- / OOP GUARD’S ASLEEP! I. .. THING'S UP? ^ MAYBE? , The test itself was designed by to override an accelerating QUESTION: What’s the most Henry Kravis: former Federal Reserve a who’s who of automotive safety engine. dangerous time to drive during a Chairman Paul Volcker; Italian industrialist ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady groups, such as the National "It’s not a boring, passive TV rain storm? Carlo de Benedetti; and Texas oilman and Safety Council, the Department program ,” said Winston. “ W e’ ll Wrong Answer: When it’s rain­ D r . G o t t corporate raider T. Boone Pickens. of Transportation, the Automo­ put view ers in the d river’s seat. ing the hardest. In the mock takeover, Icahn will make a CM'T H)E SIGM Peter Qott, M.D. bile Association of America, T h ey’ll be able to measure their Correct Answer; In the very surprise hostile bid for a fictitious company OKAY? OUR- W1LL5 Mothers Against Drunk Driving reaction times in emergency beginning of the storm when oil m OWER TI»AE ? headed by former Arco Inc. Chairman Robert UWyEu UW¥Eh and the Insurance Institute of situations. W e’ll even givethem a and grease on the road interact O. Anderson. Jackson is to be a board member, Highway Safety. test on their TV screen for night with the water to make the but he may switch to a more characteristic role And in trial runs of the test, blindness.’’ surface particularly slippery. as a shareholder rights defender or community respondents (including a group of Here’s a sneak preview of some QUESTION: What does a blink­ figure, said John Diebold, president of the highway patrol officers) didn’t do other often mis-answered ques­ ing red traffic light mean? management council. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom too well, according to Winston. tions from the Valvoline National Wrong Answer: Proceed Dermabrasion For instance, nearly 50 percent Driving Test. slowly. of the test takers thought that ■ QUESTION: You’re on a Correct Answer; Stop! Governor runs into trouble W O ,ID O M O T AWD MAAAE high beams were appropriate in two-lane road, and an oncoming HARRISBURG. Pa. (AP) - Gov. Robert P. W A W T 1 0 a > { A l^HCJT a V D F ' dense fog. In fact, fog tends to car wanders into your lane. What Casey ran into a bit of trouble when he tried to >|ATCHl r-T can heal scars should you do? Peter Bohr is a contributing ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook reflect the light back from high buy a fishing license: He couldn’t prove he was CZ3 beams, so low beams are actually Wrong Answer: Swerve over editor to Road & Track magazine. a Pennsylvania resident. DEAR DR. GOTT: I am a 15-year-old boy who It happened a few weekends ago in Hamlin, P T Ooil’T KtJwA (a)HV, l eVErl suffered a severe case of chicken pox two years ago. &£f, M£LPDY. DO^I I DOU^T IT. M^-TRE US population 300, in rural Wayne County, while fod Some ake HAD The FlOoK. I was scarred badly with keloids on my neck and You TriiMK (JoRKiAOl HA$ TfzYiM6- To N\ the governor was taking a few days off at his RfASPN N e 0eEN iM T his dld |fAe Feel AT Hoi(\b iM H£PF. IRFPAiMTED. / T , chest. What type of surgery should I choose to Buying a used car is risky vacation home at Lake Ariel. Casey was remedy the problem? dUMPY AMP NEPl/pUS>, eLFl/Al&P 6HAFT | IfJ Fact... chauffeured and escorted by a state trooper, lately. HA5 SorftETHlMG To * and wasn’t carrying any identification. r~' ^ DEAR READER: The type of surgery for your By the Editors DO (lOlTH The governor filled out an application and e-n problem can best be decided by a dermatologist or of Consumer Reports handed it to the clerk. Then, according to plastic surgeon. Many skin diseases cause cosmetic Consum er Reports Casey: problems that can be troublesome or even Fourth In a s e r ie s FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves “ She looks at me and says. ‘Are you a disfiguring. Scar tissue from chicken pox or acne is Pennsylvania resident?’ ’’ often helped by dermabrasion, which actually New-car dealers generally unload the trade-ins Every year, Americans buy far more used cars ■’And 1 just deadpanned. I said. ’Yes, I’m a // sandpapers the scars away, and other operations to they don’t want at auctions, a major source of cars [1e g o t than new ones and it’s not hard to see why. The for independent used-car dealers. The vehicles on a Pennsylvania resident.’ ’’ remove the outer layers of skin, allowing healthy average price of a new car is about $14,000 — just used-car dealer’s lot tend to be less costly than those “ She says, ’You got a driver’s license?’ ’’ normal skin to grow back. Tof-P more than half a year’s income for the typical “ I said no.” THE ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr X Keloids are exaggerated scars; the body makes at a new-car dealer’s. American household. The average price of a used While you might find a bargain there, it also pays “ You got a voter’s card.” more scar tissue than necessary. 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Therefore, corrective surgery must H f TH o u c j H T i t According to governm ent estimates, as many as one Used-car dealers may have very limited service ’’And I said, ’I live in Scranton, I got a place be very carefully performed, in order to avoid used car in four has had its odometer tampered facilities. You should proceed under the assumption in Lake Ariel and I’m a Pennsylvania sporty models, luxury cars and convertibles; they agencies. You can buy from them yourself. Rental y - r for osteoporosis. The drug has been playing havoc tend to remain pricey even when used. cars tend to have relatively high mileage for their with my stomach, yet my doctor says all medicines Stay aw ay from perform ance cars. They’ re apt to age and may have been driven in a devil-may-care O ur Language will do the same to me. He even suggested steroids, B r i d g e have led a hard life in the fast lane. Be wary too of fashion. But usually they’re well kept, relatively NORTH 8-17-8» but I had breast cancer eight years ago and can’t ♦ A 10 6 2 cars that have lingered too long in the oncoming new and they often come with warranties covering take them. I ’ m lost. lane. Some wrecks can never be repaired. Slaver drools or acts in a fawning way. A slave to ♦ QJ62 major components. By James Jacoby spelling fashion will notice that slaver begins with ♦ 976 When the queen of diamonds was ■ Guides and guidance. You can get an idea of Under the Federal Trade Commission’s so-called ♦ Q8 led, declarer won and ran off the club DEAR READER: Your doctor is correct that slave. what your choice of cars sell for by consulting one of used car rule, all dealers have to post a “ Buyers If you hold an unsupported king, it is suit. Because West thought he needed most commonly prescribed non-steroidal anti­ several used-car price guides. 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Clouds eclipse moon’s spectacular show in most of U.S. Notices I LOST PART TIME HELP HELP HELP rriHELP HOMES AND FOUND Oo] HELP WANTED CD WANTED CD WANTED ODWANTED U i l WANTED HOFOR SALE As condition precedent to COUNTRY Club Cha­ By Paul Recer cape. Then the dark heart of the 0 IM PO U N D ED - D ober­ Part Time student for PERSON to help expand ASSEMBLERS - We ore SERVICE Technician. “ I guess nobody thought about the plocement of any odver- SUPERINTENDENT - risma! This handsome The Associated Press Earth’s shadow blots out the last man cross, female, ap­ Manchester doctor's my business. Earn $200 Large Manchester con­ presently seeking o Hvdro-dvne, Inc. A it,” said Barbara Minnick. But tlslno In the Monchester He­ leading pump and pro­ 8 rm. Contemporary Is trace of silver and turns the moon rald, Advertiser hereby proximately 5 years office. Three after­ to $2000 per week. No dominium. Must hove couple of persons for she watched the eclipse anyway noons per week, filing full-time employment. cess manufacturer's only seconds away The moon blushed in Alabama, a reddish hue. agrees to protect, Indemnity old. Black and tan. experience necessary. extensive knowledge from the Manchester and reported, “ I stood on Milky and hold harmless the Man­ Pound on Brandy and various office du­ Training provided. of landscape mainte­ Women preferred. rep firm Is now accept­ turned taupe in Minneapolis, If there is smoke or haze in the ing applications to fill a Country Club. 3 bdrms, Way Avenue, which is our main chester Harold, Its officers Road. Call Bolton Dog ties. Please call 646- Call Mike Constant, nance and equipment, Monday through position In the service 2'/2 baths, 26x14 deck, glowed orange in Maine and atmosphere, as there was in and employees against any W arden, 646-9699. 5153. Leave message. 528-9310.______snow removal, pool Thursday. 7om- street. ... I can see it good.” department. Duties vaulted ceilings, la- Texas, and disappeared alto­ Washington, D.C., the moon can and all lia b ility , loss or maintenance and light 5:30pm. With good There were 150amateurastron- expense. Including attor­ PART Time nurses aide. BUS Drivers. Gloston- would Include both In­ cuzzl, 6 panel doors, gether in Washington during a sometimes disappear from view You'll be surprised now Mornings, evenings. bury Public Schools. carpentrv/palntlng de­ working habits and w il­ omers on the roof of the Museum neys’ tees, arising from ling to learn. Apply side and outside custo­ central vac, 2,300 sq. ft. rare “ prime time” full lunar altogether. claims of unfair trade practi­ economical It Is to adver­ Coll 649-2358. Work as many or as sired. No on site living. of Science in Boston who got to see Abel Coll, Howard mer service. Appli­ Lots of extras! Less eclipse that attracted awed sky ces, Infringement of trade­ tise In Classified. 643-2711. HOUSEKEEPER wanted tew hours as desired. Pay negotiable. Be­ than 1 year old. the eclipsing moon, but they had nefit package. Must be Rood, B olton. 646-5686 cants should hove post watchers from coast to coast. But it returns, just as it did marks, trade names or pat­ every Saturday and Bonus plan ond/or experience with $334,900. Jackson 8, to look quickly. It appeared from Wednesday night, after an hour ents, violation of rights of Sunday 8am-4pm. Con­ earned days. Insu­ able to start os soon os Jackson Real Estate, Clouds spoiled the view for privacy and Infringement of possible. Coll 278-2960 STEEL Erector needed. electrical-mechanical behind clouds for a tantalizing 10 or so. A faint crescent first tact housekeeping su­ rance benefits availa­ Experienced only to equipment, o good 647-8400.O much of the United States, but copyright and proprietory ble. No experience ne­ tor Interview. seconds, faded from view, and rights, unfair competition ANNOUNCEMENTS pervisor. 643-5151 be- work on metal building driving record and be JUST Like New! This where the skies were clear appears, and then the lunar disk cessary. Will train tor then came back for another 40 emerges, little by little, out of the and libel and slander, which tween 8am-3pm.______WANTED - Babysitter, erection crew. Benef­ self-motivated. For dynamite 6 rm Ranch observers reported a spectacular may result from the publica­ WANTED: Generous lov­ public service license. tour mornings per its. EOE. Coll B ill 242- more Information coll In Manchester has lust seconds. > shadow and becomes whole PART T im e Cashier - Applications available celestial show of light and color. tion of any advertisement In ing families to share Excellent w o rkin g con­ week. Light house­ 3738.______633-8385.______received a complete "It was eerie and thrilling,” the Monchester Herald by from; Transportation again. their home with a Euro­ work. September. 645- redecorating lob. In the nation’s capital, the said Mary Jane Dodge, a mu­ advertiser. Including adver­ ditions. Week-nights Department, Glaston­ DATA Entry Operator tor MEDICAL Asslstont/Se- pean or Japanese high 1237______Shiny hardwood floors moon rose as a golden orange, seum employee. “ It was like this Eclipsing colors have ranged tisements In any tree distri­ and week-end shifts. bury Board of Educa­ Manchester doctor of­ cretorv to work full tinted grayish brown as the bution publications pub­ school exchange stu­ Apply In person to Bill DAY CARE help needed fice. Experience pre­ time for Internist office highlight the plaster real bright white crescent that from vibrant copper-red to a faint dent for 89/90 school tion, Glastonbury, CT lished by the Manchester Groots Automotive 06033. Phone 633-5231 to core tor children In ferred. 646-4576. In M onchester. $10 per construction, 3 bdrms, eclipse began, then winked out came out of the clouds. Everyone orange glow. Shadows on the Herald. Penny Sleffert, year. Call Alse 1-800- 2 full baths, 2 firepla­ Service Incorporated, extension 430. eoe. our 2 year old, pre-3 ADMINISTRATIVE As­ hour. Send resume altogether as thelunardiskswept Publisher. Slbllng. year old, and 3 and 4 ces, full basement with was just going ‘Wow! ’ and then it moon during one lunar eclipse in 555 East Middle Turn- sistant for real estate %Monchester Herald, into the dark inner core of the disappeared again and everyb­ the last century are said to have plke, Manchester. year old rooms Mon­ Box II, Manchester, CT 2 cor garage, summer CHILD CARE Wonted for day - Frldoy, 7 - 1pm office. Typing, ac­ p o rch to o ! See to r Earth’s shadow. formed the outline of the African PART Time position counting experience 06040.______ody said ‘Oh! ’” Did your garden "over PLACING AN AD In clas­ my eleven month old and 1 - 6pm. Coll the yourself! Martin "I finally saw one disappear,” available. Apply In per­ plus computer knowl­ General dental office as­ Clouds blotted out the view at continent. produce” this year? Sell sified Is a ve ry easy, daughter. Green Children's Place, Inc. School $199,500. Jack- son. Solvation Army edge helpful. Hoursore sistant, flexible time. said Alan Fiala, a Naval Observa­ Harvard College Observatory fruits and vegetables with simple process. Just dial Manor area. Please 643-5535. son 8, Jackson Real Wednesday night’s celestial Thrift Store, 385 Brood 9om-5pm, Monday - Training using your tory astronomer who has studied and in Portland, Ore.; Philadel­ a low-cost ad In Classi­ 643-2711. W e'll help you call 12pm-3pm or after Estate, 647-8400.Q show was the first full lunar fied. 643-2711. Street, Manchester. 8;30pm, 646-5296. Ask Friday. Coll Peg Wake­ skills. 649-9287.______eclipses for 15 years. He watched phia; Phoepix; Cheyenne, Wyo.; word your ad for maxi­ M AIN TEN A N C E - Mo- from the observatory roof and eclipse visible over North Amer­ mum response. for Lori. Flexible field or Althea Roberts RN/LPN Immediate Dallas and at other eclipse-watch hours. Good pay. ture and responsible 872-7777.______MANCHESTER - Now shook his head in wonder when ica since Dec. 30, 1982, when Medical Core Center of only 135,000 for these gatherings around the country. Individual wanted tor DISHWASHER all shifts. Manchester has a fu ll­ another astronomer noted, “ that viewers had to arise in the TEACHER and aides to semi-skilled building, brand new, huge, excit­ Rain spoiled a moon party work with Infants and Apply In person to The time opening for a ing, 7 room , 1,800 so. ft. thing done disappeared.” pre-dawn hours. The last Ameri­ molntenonced posi­ nurse with recent acute planned in Central Park in New toddlers In day core- Ratio Restaurant, 250 beautiful contempor­ can prime-time eclipse, occur­ tion. Some basic or ambulatory core ex­ A little girl, watching with her York. /nursery school. Im­ Hartford Rood, a r y Townhouses. ring in the evening hours when S t u f f knowledge of plumb­ Monchester.______perience. Interested mother in a park in Minneapolis, “ Sadly, we’ll have to wait for Kid’s -COLOR ME mediate openings. Full ing, electrical systems Cathedral ceilings, An­ most people are awake, was April tim e or p o rt tim e . Glas­ applicants coll Kim at also saw it fade from view. and carpentry re­ BABYSITTER needed - 2 dersen windows, full the next good eciipse, which may A Feature of This Newspaper tonbury. 633-1508. 721 -7393. Monday “ Is the moon going to come 13, 1968. The next full lunar quired. Excellent be­ to 11:30pm, Friday, basements, 2x6 con­ be a while,” said Harvard astro­ Saturday, Sunday, through Frdldoy. 9om- back tomorrow?” she asked. eclipse for Americans will be in RIDING FIRE FLORAL Designer or os- nefits. Inquire at 649- struction, fam ily room physicist Clifford Stoll. “ This one Monday. My home. 2 4pm. We also hove fireplace, central olr, December 1992. slstant - full or part 5336.______part-time hours availa­ In Mobile. Ala., a sky watcher was a total loss.” ENGINE. children, 3 and 6. Own oven / range, dis­ time. Good pay and FULL-tIme delivery posi­ ble In our M anchester said the moon turned into “ a If weather had permitted, the transportation. 646- hwasher, hood, dispo­ “ Give us a rain check,” said Red-hot benefits. Apply In per­ tion available. Re­ and East Hartford faintly glowing ball of red clay.” eclipse could have been in view of 0834. sal, 3-4 bedroom s, 2 fu ll New York City Parks Commis­ wooden riding son. Flower Fashion, 85 quires heavy lifting. offices.______“It’s not flaming red,” said sioner Henry Stern, who came to more than a billion people. The E. Center Street, Includes Saturdays. RECEPTIONIST - His­ baths, wosher/dryer toy to build toric Cheney Mill dis­ DRIVER - Part-time from hookups, cedar siding, Richard Stuefer, who watched the Central Park event dressed in Earth-moon alignment put the Manchester. Paid tra in in g . $5.50 per Manchester area to from pine and hour. Call 643-2171. trict. A busy position wall-to-wall carpeting, the eclipse with a friend in a space suit as part of the city’s eclipsing events in view of North tra n sp o rt used cars In tiled foyer, oak kitchen Minneapolis. “ It’s kind of a SALES Clerk - wanted at requiring pleasant In­ celebration of the 20th anniver­ and South America, western plywood! 13x36 once for very Interest­ dividual with friendly Hartford, Manchester. cabinets, two-zone gas taupe.” sary of man landing on the moon. Europe and Africa, and the inches. Plans ing nutritional retail HELP Wanted - Hard phone manner to han­ Senior Citizens wel­ heat, slider to deck and Astronomers at McDonald Ob­ The Associated Press "Since the moon refused to shine, Antarctic. shop. Professional at­ worker, eager to learn. dle Incoming colls, come. Village Motors, 2-cor garage. Owners include com­ 643-2979 or 646-7044. servatory near Fort Davis, we’ll have to come back another mosphere In M anches­ Whithorn Nursery, light typing, light com­ will hold o second Texas, said the moon faded to a ECLIPSE PHASES — The moon is progresses towards total blackout. Lunar eclipses occur when the plete, instruc­ ter's largest shopping Route 6, Bolton. 643- puter entry. Benefits, INSURANCE - Wethers­ mortgage of $32,900 at day.” moon passes through the shadow 7802.______8% with no principal or faint orange glow with a slight shown during various phases of Wed­ Photos were taken in Washington, D.C. tions, scale center. M ust be se­ and will train. 8om- field agency. Commer­ Hundreds of people gathered created by the Earth, blocking riously Interested In BUFFER - Foreman must 4:30pm. Monday - Fri­ cial lines. Customer Interest payment due tinge of blue. nesday night’s full lunar eclipse. In five, The next full lunar eclipse visible to d r a w in g s . atop the Griffith Park Observa­ the sun’s light. The moon, in its nutrition. Willing to hove experience In se­ day. Coll David Fine at service representative. for 7 years. These ore They fired a laser at the moon #1840 $3.95 beautiful single fam ily 10-minute exposures, the moon can be Americans wiil be in December 1992. tory just north of downtown Los orbit of the Earth, usually passes teach. Excellent sa­ lecting and setting but­ F.M.I. Corporation, Full benefit package repeatedly, but said it was too lary, fringe benefits. ting wheels, use of between 7om-5pm. 643- plus extras. Pleasant homes, not condomini­ seen as it enters the eciipse and slowiy Angeles, and sky watchers also above or below this shadowline, dark during the eclipse to aim Apply Porkode Health proper compound and 2151.______working conditions ums; and there ore, of congregated in the Mojave De­ but it occasionally follows a path course, no association accurately at their target, a across the moon in a curve, which Shoppe, Monoger or maintenance of pro­ MAGIC Video superstore and surroundings. Coll moon is dead in the middle of the said Mary Coleman Martin. sert Community of Lancaster. that shades it completely for a Liggett Drug, see duction schedules for 257-4555, ext. 123. fees. Coll today tor reflector left on the lunar surface the Greeks correctly interpreted seeking outgoing per­ Earth’s shadow.” “ We’re disappointed, but we’re “ It’s quite a show,” said retired time, an event called a total P.O. Box 1000, Bixby OK 74008. Include Plan Number, Your Anne. 646-8178.______manufacture of plumb­ complete details on by Apollo astronauts. sons tor full ond port to mean the Earth is round. Only A moon-watching party in grateful we saw it at the halfway Marine aviator John MacWhiter, Name, Address, City, State & Zip Code. Add $2.95 for our catalog. ing products. Good pay time clerk postlons. these magnificent and eclipse. WAITRESSES - Day, fu ll­ beautiful homes at In Portland, Maine, amateur a round Earth could have a round Richmond. Va., attracted 400 point.” who watched the eclipse in and benefits. Apply to Please apply In person astronomer Bill Hoyt was elated Eclipses of the moon occur V' time, small established Mocrlsty Industries, 0 3 INSTRUCTION $167,900 w ith this very, shadow.” guests, but clouds sent many of Cosmos, Minn., a town of 550 Lancaster. “ It’s a marvel.” restaurant. Ask for at Magic Video, 171 206 Newington Avenue, Spencer Street, Man­ very special financing. when the moon dimmed to muted Ron Abbott of the Astronomical them home disappointed with with streets named for the Lunar eclipses begin when the generally twice a year, but many Kathy. Coll 644-4745. This Is on excellent orange-neon disk. are only partial or occur during New Britain, CT 06050. chester. DIESEL Mechanic Train­ Society of Kansas City called the only a partial glimpse. planets and other celestial bo­ Earth’s shadow nibbles away at GROUNDS Maintenance EOE ing. 7 month hands-on opportunity for first- “ It’s so impressive,” he said. heavenly show “ clearly one of the “ It was perfect for about five dies, didn’t stage a moon­ the moon to create a grayish veil post-midnight hours and are seer A Newipapcr In EduenUon Program full time year round time buyers and Inves­ Sponsored by program. Classes start “ You can see the shadow going best eclipses in 15 to 20 years. The minutes, but that’s all we saw,” watching party. that slowly drapes the lunars- by few people. position. Must be fa­ ON THE JOB TRAINING RECEPTIONIST every 2 months. Diesel tors. Owner will con­ THE QUIZ m iliar with mowing op­ Technology Institute, sider rent with option. The Manchester Herald Pormanoni fuH timo. Start a caraar In Chamas Inc., one of New erations, machinery Rothman 8< Rothman, tha optical loPuatry. Wa^ra aaaking a England’s top (hottest) ad­ t05 Phoenix Avenue, (10 points lor each question etcetera. Job location atfloua tninpad parson with good E nfield, CT. 1-800-243- 646-4144.0 at Manchester Con­ work athlca to train at a lana grtndar. vertising agencies needs a WORLDSCOPE answered oorreedy) 4242, 203-745-2010. MANCHESTER - Cope, Immune problems are linked to headaches dom inium . $7.00 per Wa offar a atartlng rata of t&OO an receptionist to work full hour with Bchadulad waga ravlaw, three or tour bedroom, Study suggests hour to start. Coll 278- time to early fall jnd then an axcaflant Inauranca program and switch to part time morn­ HOMES two full baths, fire­ 2960 tor Interview. many othar banafKa. By Brenda Collins ache Clinic in Northbrook. that the headache patients had 30 “ I don't think this is something that ings. A peasant phone FOR SALE place In livin g room , moms who drink J Call Bob Pound for appt. HD new carpet and more. The Associated Press Lupus occurs when the immune percent fewer immune system cells of would account for a large proportion GENERAL CLEANING manner and light typing QSA Optical skills are essential. Flexible BUILDER/Developer ot­ $155,000. 647-1714 system attacks the body’s own a type known as suppressor cells, of the headache suffering we see,” PERSON 649-3177 CENTRALLY located 5 may harm baby CHICAGO — Research suggesting connective tissues, causing symp­ which slow the body’s disease­ Spierings said in a telephone hours can be arranged. In­ tering: $90,000 2nd Part-tim e terested candidates should M ortgage - No pay­ room Ranch, 2 large that an overactive immune system toms ranging from a rash to joint pain fighting response. interview. Morning Hours contact Lisa Pustis at 657- ments until the year bed rooms, large living may cause headache pain is of limited and even death. Suppressor cells work in combina­ room, kitchen and din­ BOSTON (AP) — Babies may learn to crawl He said headache causes most often Lynch Toyota Pontiac B600. 2000 (Based on 8% fixed use in treating the estimated one in 20 “ We know that steroids — cortisone tion with helper cells, which push the UPHOLSTERERS rote, no points, no pre­ in g area, enclosed and walk a little slower if their mothers drink include fatigue, caffeine consump­ 64G4321 Americans who suffer from it almo.st — which decrease the immune immune system along, he said. In payment penalty) And breezewoy, new sun while nursing, according to a study released tion, atmospheric conditions, eye and AND CUTTERS deck, private treed daily, medical experts say. system, help migraine headaches AIDS patients, the helper cells are builder will consider today that suggests even small amounts of postural strain, oversleeping, hormo­ trode of your property yard. Asking $164,000. “ It’s interesting, butit’s a curiosity, very much,” Robbins said relatively few. In headache patients, Good working condi­ alcohol in breast milk can affect development. nal factors, emotional stress and even RN/LPN tow ard this new 3050 sq. U 8. R Reolty, 643-2692.0 when its comes right down to it,” Dr. Wednesday. the helpers are relatively many. SIRJO’S INTEMOR tions, profit sharing, tree While the results are troubling, experts excess pain medication. medical and dental insur­ Now taking applications for ft. breathtaking Con­ MANCHESTER -— TTre Fred Freitag, associate director of And now, he said, researchers are CLEANING SERVICE part time. Immediate posl- temporary with ce­ caution that there is no clear proof that nursing “ In a way, you could say the We are now accepting ance. Experience neces­ best of both worlds- mothers will harm their babies if they drink the Diamond Headache Clinic in looking into whether AIDS patients “ I wouldn’t know how to place his tlona available. 7AM-3PM, ramic tiled kitchen and country setting, yet immune system is overactive,” said applications tor part- sary. Hourly rate $6-$15 Monday thru Friday (N o Chicago, said of findings that link who have a history of migraines get findings in our current pool of breakfast nook, floor close to shopping and moderately. time cleaning posi­ W otkend s). to celling granite fire­ headaches to alterations in the fewer headaches once the AIDS virus Robbins, who reported his findings in an hour. Opportunity for services. $142,5(K). Im ­ “ I would not worry about drinking during knowledge and understanding,” said 1 A handicapped man in (CHCXJSE ONE; Moslem. Christian) West tions. Experience re­ Please call: place,4brs, 2full baths, immune system. depresses their immune systems, the May issue of the journal Headache Spierings. advancement in fast maculate, step saving lactation until this finding has been confirmed and presented them in June at the 31st Beirut stands near a shop devastated during bombardment by Gen­ quired but training is growing company. Call Director of Staff 2 holt baths, 1st flo o r 3br Ranch. Oversize Dr. Lawrence Robbins, the subur­ “ The preliminary results appear to Freitag was skeptical of the also mandatory. Please laundry, laccuzzi, and in at least one more study,” said Dr. Ruth E. annual meeting of American Associa­ eral Michel Aoun's forces. General Aoun has recently been battling A. Zacchio at Ehrlich In­ Development garage. Sentry Real ban neurologist who conducted the indicate that is happening,” said findings. call for your Interview 3 cor garage. Philips Little, principal author of the research report. tion for the Study of Headache in Synan troops and their allies in some of the worst fighting over in teriors, 522-5555. 9AM-3PM Monday-Friday Estate, 643-4060.O research said, “ Everything we know Robbins, who has enlisted re­ todayl 643-1461. Crestfleld Real Estate, 742-1450.O Even if their babies are slow to walk, she Boston. “ What are we going to do? We don’t Lebanon s 14 years of civil war. MANCHESTER - Owner about headaches fits in with the searchers in four headache studies of Convalescent Home, said, mothers should not blame their occa­ have any tools to help us. If we could anxious price drasti­ hypothesis that the immune system is AIDS patients. Dr. Egilius Spierings, director of Manchester, CT ,,| H E LP sional drinking,, because babies normally vary decrease the number of helper cells, cally reduced. $169,900. involved in some integral way. Robbins and two colleagues re­ the John R. Graham Headache Centre MATCHWORDS Full time postion 643-5151. " ■ w a n t e d Newer 7 room home in when they learn these skills. would that decrease the headaches? I 2 U-S. Representative Mickey Leland OD “ We know that people with lupus ported in May that they had analyzed at Faulkner Hospital in Boston, said ( 2 points tor each correct match) STUDENTS available — courier boosting cathedral Doctors routinely caution women to avoid don’t believe it would,” he said. died recently In a plane aash as he celling, 3 sets sliders to alcohol during pregnancy becau.se of the have an overactive immune system, the blood of 75 headache patients — he believes that even though Robbins’ mail duties and was on route to a refugee camp In 1- route a-destroy HOUSEWIVES deck, 3 brs, 3 baths. potentially dangerous effects of drinking on the and they get many, many more including sufferers of migraines and research is sound, it is of limited use “ I have people in my practice who Susan Donahue, Sentry (CHOOSE ONE: southwestern Ethio­ 2- manual b-way Friendly sales per­ light maintenance. growth of their fetuses. The results of the new migraines than other people,” said chronic tension headaches — and 32 because headaches have many have AIDS, and who still have SECRETARY/ Real Estote, 643-4060.O pia rebel-held territory In Sudan). 3- found c-moderation sons wanted. All Excellent benefits. study raise the possibility that this taboo Robbins, head of the Robbins Head­ other people. The researchers found causes. migraine headaches,” he said. BUILDER may take your 4- devastate d-by hand shifts and weekends should be extended into early childhood if Apply: p ro p e rty In trade - 3 China s government is reported to bo 5- temperance e-start needed. Apply to The RECEPTIONIST babies are breast-fed. Manchester State Permanent part time position which could load to full Relive history In o new considenng a plan to sorxl (CHOOSE Whole Donut: 150 1748 Salt Box reproduc­ The research found that the development of ONE; pro-democracy leaders, recent Bank time. Responsible energetic individual being sought tion built from Stur- movement skills — but not intelligence — was Elevated IQ is tied to family background Center Street, Man­ university graduates) to the country­ tor computer brokering/sales office. Position requires brldge Village plans PEOPLE & SPORTS chester, 649-0140, or 1041 Main Street slightly retarded in the babies of nursing side for a year of manual labor. excellent telephone, typing, PC and organizational drown by Russell S. women who had one or more drinks a day. By Paul Raeburn about the reasons for the observed development doesn’t get us any­ environment, said Jerry Hirsch, a (5 points tor each correct answer) 467 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT Ootmon. 3 fireplaces, The Associated Press increases in IQ. For example, McGue where,” said Douglas Wahlsten, a •0« skills. Multi-mate a plus. Ability to prioritize an “ These babies are a little slower to walk, to professor of psychology and biology at 4 Thousjrxis marched in Belfast, North­ 1 Yet more sixties nostalgiadominated the 649-9150. beehive oven, 3brs, 2'/2 said, it does not explain whether the behavioral geneticist at the Univer­ unpredictable work flow In a fast paced environment. baths, on 0 3+ AC crawl and to have other motor skills,” said the University of Illinois. ern Ireland, recently to mark the 20th news a few days ago, as aging hippies NEW YORK — A study of adopted elevated IQs in the children raised in sity of Alberta in Canada. “ But if we Pleasant professional working conditions in a parcel with brook and Little, an epidemiologist at the University of Hirsch believes those statistical anniversary of the (CHOOSE ONE: celebrated the 201h anniversary d the pond, owner 2nd loon children showed that being raised by a privileged families might be the can point to a specific gene, learn how non-smoking Glastonbury office. Please call 633-3393. Michigan. manipulations are faulty. “ They tend tanxxjs upper New York state gathering up to $50,000. Reduced well-to-do family or being born to result of access to better schools, or it works, what it does in the body, that founding of the Irish Republican Army, RN She and other researchers looked at more to confirm prejudices, and they’re not Introduction of British troops Into North­ known a s ..?... $40,000. Wlllington, than 100 possible factors that could have privileged parents raised IQ scores. more emphasis on reading, or a knovyledge can be helpful. It can help as rigorous as we would like them to asking $329,900. P hilips The study is one of the first to variety of other factors. us to produce a better outcome in ern Ireland). SUPERVISOR Real Estate, 742-1450.□ explained the slower development. These be,” he said. 2 Bon Jo v i,M o fe y (^ and other (OlOOSE clearly separate the effects of hered­ Similarly, it does not explain how development.” included the women’s age, intelligence and The study by Capron and Duyme 5 As Voyager 2 approached the planet ONE: heavymetal. New Age) stars re­ TEACHER HEBRON - Classic Victo­ ity and environment on IQ scores, said the genetic effect might operate. Researchers have argued for years From 3 to 11PM rian elegance I $320,000. drug use during pregnancy. But only drinking avoided the need for such statistical 7 a few days ago, it began making a cently put on a big show in Moscow that Matthew McGue, a behavioral geneti­ Some researchers believe that some over the relative importance of Today’s comforts and while breast feeding was clearly associated tests by carefully selecting the was billed as a benefit to support peace Work Mon(jay through Friday, no cist at the University of Minnesota. children are born with more efficient heredity and environment In deter­ number of new finds, including the Three day program. yesterday’s charm. with slower motor development. subjects for study, said Wahlsten. and temperance. weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For “ It’s a well-designed study, and the brains, but others argue that some mining intelligence. discovery of two new ring arcs, or Enloy the privacy of The study, published in the New England They looked at 38 children for whom more information please call — the master bedroom results are clean and clear,” he said children are merely born with, say, a Previous studies attempting to partial rings, around the planet. Four year degree required. Journal of Medicine, was based on tests the socioeconomic status of the 3 Orlando, Florida, and Portland, Oregon, suite with 0 fireplace, Wednesday. “There is an effect of predilection for reading or some other resolve the conflict have generally 1 conducted on 400 infants who were born to biological parents and the adoptive are two of several cities mentioned as ceramic tiled laccuzzi biology, and there is an effect of activity that might lead to better used a broad cross-section of adopted Director of Staff Development members of a health maintenance organiza­ parents was known. The strict selec­ possible sites of a new eight-team (CHOOSE Blue Shutter Play and sitting area. Cen­ rearing circumstances.” intellectual performance. children or twins. Statistical tests tral olr 8< vac too! tion in Seattle. tion criteria justified the use of small ONE; basketball, baseball) league rumored CRESTFIELD The study found that adopted “ Making a general statement that were generally used to try to separate Country setting. Min­ “ I think it’s provocative, but the potential numbers of subjects, the researchers NEWSNAME to be in the planning stages. and Learn School utes to routes 2 8< 85. mechanism is very difficult to understand, children raised by privileged families genes somehow influence mental the relative contributions of genes and wrote. CONVALESCENT HOME (15 polnis tor correct answer or answers) Flono Reol Estate, 646- since the actual alcohol exposure experienced had IQ scores 12 points higher than 5200.D adopted children raised by poorer 4 Payne Stewart came from behind to win 643-5151 643-7277 by these children is minimal,” commented Dr. I am a weii-krxDwn the PGA Championship recently, edging MANCHESTER - "Found I Robert Sokol, head of the fetal alcohol research families. senator. I have Pot of G old" $159,900. And adopted children whose par­ Tests are ordered of 30 generic drugs out (CHOOSE ONE: Mike Reid, Curtis center at Wayne State University in Detroit. been in the news Strange), who had a bogey and a double Fantastic custom built During pregnancy, alcohol consumed by the ents were privileged had IQ scores 15 Spilt, excellent condi­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The Food recently for my bogey near the end of the final 18 holes. LUBE TECHNICIAN mother crosses the placenta, and alcohol levels points higher than adopted children analyze more than 1,000 samples from eral has been given authority to tion. Heotefticlent, low and Drug Administration is conduct­ sharp attacks on ACCOUNTING maintenance, room for in the fetus are similar to those in the mother’s born to poorer families, regardless of hundreds of companies to check investigate violations, something the If you are a person ing new tests of the 30 most prescribed the National En­ 5 The American League East race expansion, many up­ bloodstream. After birth, however, only tiny the status of the families that raised potency, rate of dissolution in the body FDA previously handled itself. who enjoys working with retail customers General Ledger Supervisor generic drugs, responding to revela­ dowment for the has been tight, even though the ore dates, deep manicured amounts of alcohol get into breast milk. them. and chemical composition. The FDA has been under pressure with skillful hands If you have a bachelor’s degree in account­ lot. Too m any extras to tions that some drugs were not Arts. Who ami arxJ the only team to have stayed above .500 For instance, if a 130-pound woman has four Children who had well-to-do parents Samples will be collected from all from Capitol Hill, especially the who keeps commitments mention. Sacrificed to properly tested before getting federal what state do I rep­ consistently this past month. ing and one to three years experience, we drinks, one-hundredth of an ounce of the and privileged upbringing scored manufacturers and private-label dis­ House Energy and Commerce investi­ sell quickly. Dlqne Co- approval. resent? and you want can offer you the opportunity to break into m o l l o , 646-0891 . alcohol will reach her baby through breast highest of all. tributors of the 30 drugs, the agency gations subcommittee chaired by “ If any safety problem arises in said. About half are already in hand, YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 pdnl* ■ TOP SCOREI a pay ranging from $11,400 to $18,700 yearly the supervisory ranks. In addition to super­ RE/MAX Eqst of the milk. Even if the mother drinks this heavily An increase of 12 to 15 points in IQ Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., to clean to 90 pokitt - Exosllsnl. 71 to 80 points - Good. 61 to 70 points - Fair. either a generic or brand-name 81 an additional, unlimited, incentive bonus vising two employees you will be involved in R iver, 647-1419.0 every day for three months, the child will still score “is actually very large,” and the tests may take several weeks. up the generic drug division. O Knowledge Unlimited, kic. 8-21-89 product, an announcement and recall company benefits with medical and dental such things as journal entries, cash recon­ CREAMPUFF! Doll­ take in less than an ounce of alcohol. McGue. “ Twelve points is compara­ The 30 generic drugs being tested Dingell’s investigators were the will be promptly made,” the FDA said Insurance house Cope prices well The researchers cannot explain how even ble to the difference between people cover about three-fourths of new first to uncover the problems at the ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ ciliation, branch expenses, and other duties below marked value Wednesday. lower alcohol exposure might affect babies’ who go to college and the general prescriptions for generics, the agency FDA division. They turned their minimum forty hour work week including assisting the company controller. tor Immediate sole! The tests come as the result of development. They said one possibility is that population.” said. information over to the U.S. attor­ seioMO ojoui|HBQ-s tpieu otm/n-k to work in a climate that enables you to Functional knowledge of a PC is also re­ Pristine condition, recent reports that some companies many new features In­ babies cannot eliminate alcohol from their The study, by Christiane Capron The announcement followed disclo­ ney’s office in Baltimore. 'iiaoesBO-C IiateujAABeq-2 ItfOOIspooM't -SXHOdS 9 31d03d motivate yourself, grow and have a great quired. We offer an excellent salary and ben­ substituted the original patented drug cluding new furnace, bodies, so it builds up and interferes with brain and Michel Duyme of the University sure that the agency’s governmental Prescription drugs must undergo o-g ;b -v :»-€ :p-S :saUOMHOiVh deal of fun doing it efit program. If interested submit resume fof the generic drug in tests to win hw heater, deck, tile development. of Paris, appears today in the parent, the Department of Health and tests that lead to human trials to prove BUIIOJBO MUON ‘suJieH essop :3WVNSM3N Economy Oil Change needs you! and salary history or call Economy Electric m u ch , much morel FDA approval. Such a substitution eunideN-S :puo|04 ujequoN The doctors used a tes.t called the Bayley scientific journal Nature, along with a Human Services, has streamlined they are safe and effective before they Stop In today at our store at 315 Broad Supply, Inc. 428 Tolland Tpke., Manchester, $139,900. Ask fo r No- commentary by McGue. Capron and tests the original drug against itself, procedures to deal with serious ojui sdoojj M8!H-»9 »o uo|pnpojju| BMI-k IsetBnpBjO AjlsieAiun reen R eilly, 646-0868. Scales of Infant Development to check babies’ can be sold. Street, Manchester 8am-6pm or call CT 06040 203-647-5000. Duyme are on vacation this week and almost guaranteeing equivalent bio­ violations of the Food, Drug and jueooJ-e !B|do(Ml3 ujeiseMMinoB-z ;iue|8oyi(-t :3dOOSaidOM RE/MAX East of the mental and motor growth. New drugs are patented, but when 647-8997. ______EOE/MFVH R iver, 647-1419.0 could not be reached. logical activity. Cosmetic Act. patents expire any company is free to The study does not say anything The agency said it expects to The health agency’s inspector gen- make the drug. 80 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 17, 1989

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Best 1985 CHEVY Camero Z- in Mdriarty victory/II remains back /18 ious! $149,900. 3042 or 646-2918. offer 649-9673. 28. T-top, power steer­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- Charming 6 rm. Cape In HEBRON - Two bedroom LAWN CARE CLEANING SERVICES 4060.D______FORD 1981 Escort. Four ing, brakes, A M /FM great neighborhood. apartment. Heat, hot I MUSICAL cassette, V-8. 5.0 L, Featuring 2-large bed­ speed, am/fm cassette. BOLTON - Gorgeous- water, appliances, car­ I ITEMS Good running condi­ 5-speed. 47K. 646-9826. you’ll love It I $289,900. rooms; h/w floors; eat peting Included. Large tion. $700. 649-0243 YARD MASTERS JACKIE’S HELPING Unusual Cape featur­ In kitchen; screened-ln BUICK 1984 Skylark, ex­ yard, parking, cellar ALTO Sax - 3 year old evenings. cellent condition. Trees cut. Yards cleaned, HANDS ing great room to large porch over looking storage. Twenty min­ deck. Master bedroom large, private yard and Yamaha, used two ye­ 1982 PONTIAC Firebird - 39,000 miles, new tires, Lawne, Truck & Backhoe 1 would like to help you utes to UConn and ars. Excellent condi­ $4,200. 649-5546. with your cleaning needs. with whirlpool bath. one car garage. Kler- Hartford. $625 Air, automatic, power work available. Loaded with "nice to nan Real Estate, 649- tion. Asking $450. 649- steering, brakes. Reasonable rates. monthly. 649-2871 or 2001. haves." Marilyn Vatte- 1147.0 228-3245. Cassette. V-6. Good 643-9996 Call 647-1990 ronl. Sentry Real Est­ clean car. 51K. 646-9826. MANCHESTER-2 family MANCHESTER - 5 '/j ate, 643-4060.D building lots. City wa­ PETS AND CARTER DON’S LAWN room apartment. Fire­ SUPPLIES Get the Want Ad habit... CHEVROLET — GEO MANCHESTER - You ter, sewer and gas. place, parking In yard. read and use the little ads 1229 Main St., Manchester u SERVICE won't believe this one I $115,000. Flano Realty Updated kitchen and In Classified regularly. 86 Chev Chevette 2 Dr. *3695 Lawn mowing HONEST $189,900. "Exquisite" 646-5200.______bath, oversize closets. Would like to find a home 643-2711. 85 Chev Citation 4 Dr. *4295 Hedge and Bush Trimming hardworking couple eight room Ranch feat­ ANDOVER - 2 plus acre $625 monthly, plus se­ for 2 year old, beautiful Dependable work will dean your home uring first family room White Eskimo Spitz. DODGE Colt 1984- Stand­ 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. *6995 ilanrliPHlpr Icralh curity and lease. Call home site. $59,000. Call ard. Good condition. for you. Call 643-8215 plus finished rec. to view plans for future 649-4981.______Neutered. Free. Mov­ 88 Ply Sundance 2 Dr. *7995 6 4 6 -70 11 ing, can’t take dog. $1,200. 646-1408. ask for Michelle or room. Exterior In ex­ home site. Flano MANCHESTER - Modern 84 Olds Firenze S’ H/B *4895 cellent condition In­ 643-4767. Azadph. Realty 646-5200. 4 room apartment In a 4 80 Chev Monza Cpe. *2495 CARPENTRY/ cluding pool and hot family house. Applian­ Friday, Aug. 18, 1989 tub. D.W. Fish Realty, MAKE your move! MISCELLANEOUS CARDINAL 88 Pont 6000 LE 4 Dr. *7195 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm REMODELING $116,900. Delightful liv­ ces and parking In­ 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr. *6295 Newsstand Price: 35 Cents 643-1591 .□______cluded. $500 plus utili­ (87] FOR SALE ing auarters with 2 BUICK, INC. 84 Chav Camaro Berllneta *6795 BOLTON - Beautiful U&R bedrooms, 1'/2 baths ties. 647-1113 after 6pm. ELECTRICAL 1968 Dodge Dakota PAJ *8960 86 Chev Celebrity 4 Dr. *6795 FARRAND REMODCimG Colonial. $329,900. Ver­ and all appllanced kit­ MANCHESTER-One and 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 Roocn addition*, deck*, roof­ satile floor plan to chen. For your leisure two bedroom apart­ END ROLLS 1988 Buick Century $11990 87 LeSabre Eatate Wag. * 11795 ing, *ldlng, window* and gutt- accomodate formal en­ DUMAS ELECTRIC house, both summer ment. Has appliances 27W width — 25«t 1988ChevS-10P/U $8290 85 Ply Turlsmo 2 Dr. *3150 Corps head *r*. All type* of remodeling and tertaining as well as and winter, you will 1968 Chev S-10 Ext Cab $8290 Service changes, and 1 bath. Call 646- 13" width — 2 for 25« 88 Chev Nova 4 Dr. *5395 repelre. Call Bob Farmnd, Jr. everyday enloyment. enloy a lovely carpeted , 1218. Ask for Phil or 1967 Buick Regal Cpe. *9480 additional wiring and Newsprint end rolls can be 1986 Olds Calais $6980 85Vi Ford Escort Cpe. *6596 Bus. 647-8509 Every room Is excep­ basement with bar and Suzanne.______Landfill repairs on existing tional In size. Features picked up at the Manchester 1686 Chev Monte Carlo $8465 86 Buick LeSabre *8295 Res. 645-6849 lacuzzi. Convenient lo­ Thirty Locust Street. 4 Herald ONLY before 11 a m. 1686 Toyota Camry $9180 homes. Quality work at Include double door cation to 1-84, bus line entry, parauet floors, 2 room heated apart­ Monday through Thursday. 1966 Buick Eledra 380 $10250 6 4 6 ^ ^ says ruling affordable prices. and shops. Anne Miller 1685 Buick Riviera $9890 fireplaces, 1st floor ment 1st floor. Secur­ GOLF Clubs. Used starter ISLAND Entirely owner operated. Real Estate, 647-8000.D 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8995 family room and fin­ ity. No pets. $650 and full sets. $25 to $95. 1965 Buick Regal Cpe. $8860 CONSTRUCTION 27 years exp. Call ished rec. room. Wow! monthly. 646-2426.9am- Call 649-1794. 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 All typos of home BUSINESS 5pm weekdays. Bob Riley Joseph Dumas D.W. Fish Realty, 643- A r I COURTHOUSE Plus 1984 Oldsmoblle Rrenza $4960 Improvements from 1984 Mercury Cougar $5990 charges 1591.0 PROPERTY will stand 646-5253. MANCHESTER - Three Membership - Silver Oldsmoblle concrete floors, steps, bedroom apartment 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5465 patios, etc. to complete Prime Time, Initiation, MALLARD View ^ with appliances. $750 259 Adams St., Maneh. remodeling. Also decks MAINVR.LE ELECTRIC $145,900. Distinctive 3 3 months $200. 742-9371. 81 Adams St. By Rick Santos and window and door per mnth. Security re­ Prota**lon*l atactne# work dotw. br single family att­ MANCHESTER aulred. 649-0931. ALUMINUM five way Manchester 6491749 Manchester Herald replacement. Tiling Updat* th*t old fu** pen# to ached saltbox. 1'/2 combination step New 1989 Cutlass Interlor/exterlor. circuit breaker*. baths, appliances, FOR SALE OR ladder. Excellent con­ 649-4571 Landscape and Interior Will do *11 type* of *lcclr1e*l dition used twice. $100. Ciera 4 Dr. Sedan The chief of the Army Corps of Engineers work. french door In dining I CONDOMINIUMS upheld design services LEASE/OPTION Picnic table with black stock *9344 regulatory branch in Washington, D.C., said today available. Call for frae aatimata room. Truly the "best FOR RENT buy" In town! Blan­ Iron rounded legs 6 SCHALLER the denial of the wetlands permit for the Route 6 647-7292. 2 of the best located ACURA QUALITY Oh. B*nch S*#. B*c. Rm t Dttoggw, Call Barry at chard & Rossetto Real­ feet. Excellent condi­ Aooint artp*. M r* WhMl Cap*. expressway project will probably stand despite an professional office suites VERNON - One bedroom tion. $60. 289-1342 PRE-OWNED AUTOS By Nancy Concelman 646-2411 tors," We’re Selling condo with air, pool S3 NItM n Stanza >2M5 W/S/W Tin*. AUFM Starao C*i**N*. appeal by the state Department of Transportation. Houses" 646-2482.0 in town. evenings.______8 8pd.. A/C T» WhMl Put** WIpw, Air CofXl. Manchester Herald and garage. Available S3 Ford Eacort *2295 Conv. Qnxjpi U Utar EFI Engln*. John Hall said the DOT has no grounds for an MISCELLANEOUS YOUNG Duplex 5-53 bed­ 1. ) 1st floor facing Main August 15th, $580 per MANUAL hospital bed - 8 Spd.. Starao appeal of the decision by the New England Division PAINTINO/PAPERING SERVICES room units each with St. 1250 sq. ft. huge month. Please call 647- Good condition. $400 or 53 Pontiac SOOO LE *3995 Sale price A Hartford Superior Court judge has denied a best offer. 528-0418. VS. Auto. Loadad of the corps to deny the permit for the project. The 1'/2 baths, carpeting, private parking lot 9254 54 Chav Caprice Claaalc M995 Manchester trash firm's request for a temporary private basements, re­ VS. Loadad DO"! said Thursday it would appeal that Aug. 4 injunction to prevent the town from raising fees and 2. ) 2500 sq. ft. 2 story MANCHESTER - Two 52 Toy Tar cal SR-5 *2695 U2,417* decision to the corps chief of engineering and ask the EXPERT cent heating system. bedroom townhouse. Q Q I TAG 8 Spd.. Starao ‘Inelud** All QM Incantiv** OR penalties for dumping at the town landfill. Exterior and Interior HAWKES TREE SERVICE Price reduced $10,000. traditional style building $116,900. Nice unit In a 88 Eicon S/W *2995 t.t% Financing Federal Highway Administration to join in the painting and wallpaper Blanchard & Rossetto 0B 0o l SALES 8 Spd.. Staiao The Aug. 15 decision, released Thursday, Bucket, truck & chipper. very near famous Cave/s very small condo com­ 53 Honda Accord LX *5395 Over 60 Cierat in stock effort. hinging. Limited exterior Stump removal. Free Realtors," We’re Sel- 4 Dr. Auto. A/C apparently brings to an end the protracted battle reetoratTon. Pravlou* work Rest, off street parking. plex with a total of six for instant delivery The DOT had requested the permit to fill in more eatimate*. Special llng Houses" 646-2482.0 NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ S3 Mercury Cougar $4995 between the town and N S Realty, which had filed can be aaen upon requeet. conalderatlon for elderly units. Deck off kitchen, V8S, Loadad than 77 acres of wetlands in the path of the 11.8-mile Contact BC Company, JUST Reduced - Need an Call Tom Boyle eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 87 Jaap Wrangler *8995 suit against the town last year after the town and handicapped. lots of yard area. D.W. highway proposed from Bolton Notch to Windham. 644-8988. In-law apartment? Owner/Agent Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 the posting of odvertlse- 8 Spd., V-S. Soft Top attempted to prevent the recycling company from 647-7553 ments by any person, firm or 85 Buick Century *4995 ITRUCKS/VANS DOT Deputy Commissioner William Lazarek said This oversized East MANCHESTER - Loca­ corporation on a telegraph, Auto. A/C dumping at the town landfill. The Superior Court Hartford home of 9 Boyle Real Estate S3 Honda Accord LX *4395 FOR SALE Thursday he would base the appeal on a corps' WALLPAPERING & tion! Location! Loca­ telephone, electric light or 5 Spd., A/C had allowed the company to resume dumping there rooms and 2 baths 649-4800 PAINTING tion! $162,900. power pole or to a tree, S3 O ldi Clara *3995 regulation that decisions in cases in which there is and the state Supreme Court last December refused could be the one you’ve Immaculate 6 rm. shrub, rock, or any other VS. Auto. A/C FORD Cargo Van-1986. substantial doubt about corps polices, laws, or CaHInga Repaired or Raplacad LANDSCAPING been waiting for. Blan­ natural oblect without a writ­ 85 NIaaan Sentra *1995 302, AC. $7,500. 568-1903 to hear the town’s appeal of that decision. Inaured/Raferancea Townhouse (over 1695 8 Spd.. Starao regulations must be issued by the corps' chief of Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald chard & Rossetto Real­ ten pernnlt tor the purpose of after 5pm or leave N.S. Realty, of 260 Tolland Turnpike, had filed G.L McHugh RESORT sq.ft.) 3 large bed­ protecting Itorthepubllcand MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM engineering. tors," We’re Selling 34S CINTBR ST., MANCHKSTIR message.D GRADUATES — Scott Templeton, 26, Purdy apprentice machinist training another suit this year, saying the town attempted to 643-9321 or 649-4431 EXPERIENCED mi PROPERTY rooms; eat-ln ap­ carries a fine of up to $50 for But Hall said the ruling written by Col. Daniel Houses" 646-2482.0 pllanced kitchen; 7Vi each offense. 6S7-79n CHEVROLET 1972 C-10. 8 discriminate against the company when it nearly BOBCAT LOADER Wilson, engineer for the corps’ New England 112 Lakeside Drive, Andover, Dennis program on Thursday. The three will be VERNON - Choice of baths; central a/c, and M a n c h e s t e r - 36 Sal- foot fleet side bed. doubled fees and penalties for dumping in the town WE1GIE9 PMNTMG CO. operator with York rake GOT a cam pground Rebuilt 350 V-8,4 on the division, should stand because there was no Foreman, 21,354 Vernon St., and David working at Purdy as full-time Quality work at a several 12 plus acre. car-port. Call tor de­ axy Drive, Saturday, landfill. attachment for hire. Box Mt. Drive. White membership or time- floor, $500 742-1583. Prisk, 21, 230 Sander Drive, East reasonable prical share? We’ll take It. tails! Klernan Real August 19th. 9am-1pm. substantial doubt about the corps’ regulations machinists. In his decision. Judge Norris O'Neill ruled that the Intarior & Exterior Fully Insuranced. birch. Mountain Lau­ Estate, 649-1147.0 Baby Items and CLYDE FORD 1986 Bronco II, six regarding the Route 6 project. Hartford were the first graduates of the rel and views. $135,000. America’s most suc­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. town ordinance allowing increased fees and penalty Free Estimate* 644-6046 cessful resort resale MANCHESTER South- domestics. cylinder, tour wheel “ We had been given information, but neither he Flano Realty 646-5200. TVTAN C H E STE R - 158 ROUTE S3, VERNON drive, alrcondltlonlng, fines was not aimed at N S Realty and therefore is Call Brian Welgle clearinghouse. field Green - Three (Wilson) nor we felt it was necessary to have the not unconstitutional. He also denied the company's MANCHESTER - This Number 1 In service, bedroom, 2'/2 bath, Lake Street, August 80 Pontiac Sunbird *2995 stereo, tape player. 645-8912 CONCRETE 18th, 19th, *>am-4pm. 649-7810, 6-8om. $9,000 chief of engineering involved in the decision-making request for a declaratory judgment without home shows pride of number 1 In satlsfoc- central air, pool, ten­ 84 Cutlass Coupe *5895 process,’ ’ Hall said. Purdy training program helps ownership. All kept nis, golf. $975. Security Furniture and 84 Buick Century Wag *6995 prejudice. tlon 1-800-423-5967. Hall said the DOT could appeal the Aug. 4decision PAINTING AND nicely decorated. Fully 643-5601. miscellaneous. 64 Chevrolet Celebrity *4995 I AUTOS FOR In March, the town's basic fee for dumping at the through the court system, but he sees no reason why CARPENTRY WORK Roman Spiewak appllanced kitchen, 3 ROOMS MANCHESTER - 129 85 Reliant 4 Door *4995 RENT/LEASE landfill increased from $15 to $35 a ton for up to 500 bed, IV2 baths, fire­ Inelud** Intarior and Extartor iin STORE AND Wetherell Street, Sat­ 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *9995 an appeal would be granted. tons of trash per month. For over 500 tons, the fee painting. Rabullding porolw* and Mason Contractor place In living room. FOR RENT company as well as trainees urday, August 19th, 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 d*ok* and InitalHng Stockad* Brick, Block or Stone $163,900. Realty World, OFFICE SPACE increases to $70 and to $150 a ton for over 1.000 tons. leno**. Chimney*. Patio*, Wall* 10am-4pm. Rain date 85 Buick Century 4 Dr. *6895 Please see RT. 6, page 10 Fra* EsUmata* — Fully Insured Benoit, Frechette As- PRIVATE single room, N S officials said the ordinance allowing the New, ReatoraUon* and Repair*' August 20th. Movlng- 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7495 AUTO 646-0454/6464386 soclates, 646-7709.O $80 per week. Heat, hot Four air conditioned offi­ Schwlnn 10 speed, Syr­ By Diane Rosell Andover, said the experience is valuable. He is higher fees and penalty fines was aimed at their 646-4134 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6195 **k for Michael HEBRON - Wellingtons water, electric and ces are avialable In acuse China set, li­ RENTAL Manchester Herald one of the three graduates. company, but town officials said the increases were parking Included. 643- Manchester. The so. ft. brary chairs, linens, 88 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 Get that chimney re­ Way Subdivision, 1 plus 9321 evenings. ^ 66 Chevrolet cialebrity *7195 “ I knew I needed to be an apprentice and learn designed to extend the life of the landfill. acre lots. $67,000. New measurements are 600, glass ware, collecta­ 643-0129 Candidate calls Four years ago, three young men began an G E O R G E N . paired before wintert Call 500, 350 and 240. Offices 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8795 CNC before getting a job,” Templeton said. N S Realty owes $685,918 in dumping fees as of the homes for $225,000.Fl­ bles, Head skis, boots, intensive training program at the Purdy Corp. in Templeton was a graduate of Howell Cheney CONVERSE now for a free estimate. ano Realty 646-5200 APARTMENTS are centrally located womens size 5. 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 Reasonable Aug. 5 billing, town landfill Control Aide Catherine 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 Manchester. Thursday, now highly skilled Regional Vocational Technical School. He Painting and Decorating Fully Insured. m FOR RENT with ample parking. Patnode said Thursday. The company's most recent MANCHESTER - Immac­ Ideally suited for attor­ 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 for resignation machinists, they became the first graduates of enlisted in the Marines for four years before Paper Hanging TALAGA MASONRY ulate 4 bed. Colonial CARS payment, $56,162, was made Aug. 4, she said. 454 MAIN St.- 3 room ney or accountant. 649- CARS the CNC Machinist Training Program. beginning the apprentice program. During testimony at June Superior Court CALL 643-2804 643-8209 plus den 8< formal din­ 2891______FOR SALE FOR SALE ing room. A very nice apartment $500 plus IsD 872-9111 IsO By Alex GIrelll CNC stands for Computerized Numerical The apprentice program pays individuals to hearings. Jeffrey Stephens, attorney for N S, said utilities, no pets. Secur­ OFFICE For lease. 800 private area for this 8 Manchester Herald Control. The process uses computers to precisely learn CN(r machining. It provides four years and the fee increases could put the company out of room, vinyl sided ity. 646-2426 . 9am-5pm sq.ft. In beautiful loca- shape, contour and bore holes in metal. 8,000 hours of specialized training on CNC business. house with oversized weekdays.______tlon-Watklns Building. While the company pays for the program, the | 9 f 1 h o m es HOMES Available Immediately Wallace Irish Jr., a Republican candidate for the machines and gear manufacturing equipment. “ The fact that the range of fees charged does not garage. $159,900. EAST HARTFORD - One state provides the Purdy Corp. with a tax break 1£ i | fo r s a le | £ J fo r s a le Realty World, Benoit, with some furniture Board of Directors, has called for the resignation of Each student starts at a hourly rate and seem to provide for economies of scale for bedroom, heat and hot which helps fund it, said Richard Corentin, Frechette Associates, water Included. Wall- and piped In music. Alfred W. Sieffert Sr. as chairman of the Planning receives raises after every 1,000 hours worked. defendant does not make the ordinance unconstitu­ Call evenings 643-1832. Purdy's educational manager. GLASTONBURY. Ranch, BUILDER will consider 646-7709.D to-wall. Near park. and Zoning Commission and plans to make the tional. " O'Neill wrote in his decision. 5 good sized rooms. 3 Coll 528-2914.______Scott Templeton, 26, of 112 Lakeside Drive, trade - new 3,300 sq. ft. COVENTRY - The High­ resignation a part of his election campaign. Please see TRAINING, page 10 bedrooms, eat In kit­ custom contemporized lands. 1 plus acre sites EAST HARTFORD -Two INDUSTRIAL GHORCHES Irish said Sieffert, a Democrat, had the chen, large deck, full Cape on cul-de-sac $65,000. New homes for bedroom, appliances. PROPERTY Please see LANDFILL, page 10 basement, vinyl siding. overlooking golf $190,000. Wall-to-wall. Near rHRY.SI.I-;i\ D o d g e OodgeTruchs Is appearance of a conflict of interest because he voted Onlv$158,900. Phllbrick course (rear view). park and bus line. Quiet on a developer’s request for a sudivision approval Agency, 646-42(X). PRESTIGIOUS Cape. MANCHESTER Indus­ Huge 20x24 fa m ily Must be seen! Don’t neighborhood. Call trial, 975 sq.ft, shop. after the developer had built an addition onto the room, private entrance 289-0000. Good for trademan, Sieffert’s home. Sieffert said Thursday he paid SMALL Home and Work­ wait! Make your move to studio above garage, nov/! Blanchard 8< Ros­ MANCHESTER - Three $450 month, security, Solidarity journalist chosen premier $26,202.69 for the addition, equal to or above market shop adjacent to Pratt possible In-law situa­ setto Realtors," We’re bedroom duplex, ap­ references, plus utili­ prices. and Whitney Airfield. tion, priced well below ties. Call 659-0493. Unlimited potential In Selling Houses" 646- pllanced, on bus line, Sieffert said today, “ I would not consider it replacement cost. 2482.0 ______$750 monthly plus utili­ Industrial zone. Call North Coventry, (resigning), and frankly, considering the source, I Ron Fournier tor de­ IN a class all Its own! ties. No pets. Security CARPENTRY/ $325,000. Philips Real reaulred. Call after do not give any credence to his request.” Parliament must confirm pick tails, home 649-3087. Estate, 742-1450.D $259,900. Brick 8-room REMODELING OVER RE/M AX East of the Dutch Colonlc^l, Vin­ 6pm. 647-7463______MOO Sieffert, who has denied any conflict, said again NORTH Coventry - River, 647-1419.D tage 1927. 4 bedrooms, LIKE private home. 3'/2 WOOD Floors - Installed, that he would welcome an investigation by the WARSAW, Poland (AP) — a government without a Commu­ the “ history-making” decision 1,600-F sa. ft. award l '/2 baths and 2 car rooms. Lease. Secur­ Ethics Commission if someone calls for one. STUNNING Country Co­ winning energy effi­ repaired, sanding and President Wojciech Jaruzelski nist Party member at the helm clearing the way for the new garage. Enloy auallty ity. Working single finishing. Free esti­ FACTORY INVOICE Meanwhile, four members and alternate lonial, large lot, large cient home on nearly 1 of location and auallty has chosen Solidarity activist became possible after Solidarity government, but State Depart­ screened porch, brick male preferred. 643- mates. 742-5138 acre of land In a neigh­ of life In this spectacu­ 2880. members of the Planning and Zoning Commission Tadeusz Mazowiecki to be the leader Lech Walesa persuaded ment spokesman Richard patio, large rooms. Im­ borhood area, solar contacted by the Herald supported the position of new prime minister and lead the two small parties that hold the lar house with first MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Boucher issued a statement maculate Interior, fire­ hot water, fully ap­ floor den, living room MISCELLANEOUS ON ALL *89 DODGE Sieffert. East bloc’s first non-communist balance of power in the Sejm to place, front porch. rooms on second floor clearly designed to warn the pllanced kitchen and with fireplace, formal SERVICES One other member, Theodore Brindamour, said government, a government join Solidarity in a coalition. $186,500. Owners say modern lower level liv­ with appliances. No Kremlin not to interfere. dining room, central of Sieffert’s vote, "It does not look good.” source said today. sell! Call Barbara. ing space make this pets. Heat not In­ That resulted in the communist "W e emphasize that this con­ vac and more! Anne cluded. $575 monthly. GSL Building Mainte­ TRUCKS IN RE/MAX East of the 3br, 1'/j bath Ranch a Miller Real Estate, 647- nance Co. Commercl- f: Mazowiecki, a journalist who alliance losing its majority in the tinues to be a matter for the River, 647-1419.n 646-1379.______spent time in jail for his anti­ Sejm. must tor your growing 8000.0 al/ResIdentlal building Please see SIEFFERT, page 10 Polish people to decide,” he said. BRAND New Listing! family. Philips Real COVENTRY - 3'/2 room, repairs and home Im­ f J government activities, arrived On Thursday, the Communist Terrific 6+ room Cape Estate, 742-1450.D MANCHESTER for sale sunny, spacious, VII- STOCK by estate. Home on 172 provements. Interior this morning at Belvedere Pa­ prime minister, Gen. Czeslaw The Soviet Union has said it was Cod on High St. 3 COVENTRY - Affordable lage Colonial and exterior painting, lace, where Jaruzelski has his Kiszczak, resigned after trying concerned about recent develop­ bedrooms, modern Hawthorne Street. $560/month. 456-0064 or starter home. This 2 Three bedroom, 1 bath, light carpentry. Com­ offices. He was followed by ments in Poland but would not get 1 bath, sun room, full 742-6715. Advocates hit two weeks to form a government. possibly 3 br Cape Is living room, dining plete janitorial ser­ Communist Party head Mieezys- The same day, Jaruzelski met involved in the country's internal basement, city utili­ ready to move Into. MANCHESTER - Two vice. Experienced, rel­ ties, one car garage room, kitchen,finished law F. Rakowski, palace guards with Walesa, reportedly agreed affairs. Extras Include ap­ basement. Home In bedroom. In duplex, iable, free estimates. plus shed. Handy loca­ pliances, oversized lot, west end of town. $600 643-0304. PLUS said. to the coalition idea and agreed to tion, vinyl siding. Af­ need of extension re­ homeless plan Mazowiecki, 62, was the least garage, carport, lake pair. Call Attorney per month. Call Dan Later, a highly placed state pick a member of the trade union known of the candidates put fordably priced at privileges, reduced to 643-2226 or 646-9892. official said Jaruzelski had he once outlawed to lead it. $138,900. Jackson & Thomas S. Florentino, forward by Walesa, but his $118,000. Philips Real at 649-2865. Four room apartment In 4 B y Elizabeth Llghtfoot chosen Mazowiecki from three Walesa, who in April realized Jackson Real Estate, Estate, 742-1450.D FURNITURE relation to Solidarity dates to the MANCHESTER - Full family. $465 monthly, The Assocloted Press Solidarity-backed candidates and his goal of reviving Solidarity 647-8400.O utilities not Included. first days of the August 1980 dormered Cape, open SLEEPER Sofa-Queen and the Manchester Herald would offer him the prime minis­ after a seven-year ban, had said strikes in Gdansk that gave birth LEGAL NOTICES floor plan, 3 bedroom, No pets, security. 645- 0342. size. Very good condi­ ter’s post. The Sejm, or parlia­ he did not want the job. to the trade union. l ’/2 bath, fireplace, tion. $200.568-1903 after Advocates for the homeless say a state ment, where a Solidarity-backed The new government will be the central vac, pool MANCHESTER - Three LEOAL NOTICE 5 p m o r leave Department of Income Maintenance proposal alliance has a firm majority, first non-communist government He organized a petition of TOWN OF ANDOVER w/deck, cabana. room apartment. Heat messqqe.g______and hot water. $475 limiting who may receive emergency housing must approve Jaruzelski’s in Poland in 45 years and inherits support among intellectuals for PLANNING « ZONING COMMISSION $144,900. 647-7287, The Afsoclated Press PUBLIC HEARINGS Owner.______monthly. Lease and ONE swivel rocker and 1 assistance will leave many families with nowhere to choice. an economy wracked by inflation, the strikers, than stayed on with velour wing chair. Ex­ The Planning & Zoning Commlition of Andover. Connec­ BOLTON - Beautiful Gar­ references. 649-4820- go, but a department spokeswoman says the The official, who spoke on shortages and a $39 billion foreign the workers as an adviser. TADEUSZ MAZOWIECKI ticut will hold Public Hearings on Monday, August 21, l ^ a t 646-4412.______cellent condition. Both changes will allow the agency to focus on real condition of anonymity, said if debt. 7:30 p.m. In the Andover Elementary School Music Room on rison Colonial located $125. 568-8259.______Mazowiecki was at Walesa’s • • . once was jailed the following petitions: on cul-de-sac. Three VERNON. For limited emergencies. Mazowiecki accepted the nomi­ Even in a government led by side last year when a wave of years old, 3 carpeted time only enloy a free OAK, Lawn & Garden »574 — Application of Walter ClarK, Northeast Wood­ Furniture, planters, Under the proposal, which will be voted on by the nation, a formal announcement Solidarity, however, Jaruzelski strikes began and led to working, for a zone change from Business to In­ bedrooms plus play color television with Legi-slature’s Regulations Review Committee on would be made Saturday. The will remain president, controlling signed lease. Modern dining sets, folding government-opposition talks on dustrial on Route 6. room, 3 baths with Tuesday, the assistance would be limited to federal^ Communist Party Central Com­ lacuzzi, tile In kitchen spacious 1 bedroom sets. Free catalog. the army and foreign affairs: democratic reforms. TODAY #578 4 579— Applications of Scott Surdom, Merritt AMH Furniture, P.O. welfare recipients who are legally evicted from mittee also is scheduled to meet Valley Road for a zone change and a Spe­ and bath, hardwood apartment. Eat-In kit­ local governments will still be in cial Permit for a residence In a Business floors, alarm system, chen, large bedroom, Box 610, Woodbourne, their homes, who leave as the result of domestic Saturday. the hands of the Communist Those talks ended in Solidarity Index zone. fenced yard, applian­ private balcony, stor­ NY 12788, 914-434-0546 violence or who are forced out by disasters such as Mazowiecki is editor of the Party; and party members will being legalized again and led to or 1-800-228-2824. At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard ces, central vac, 2,600 age, large pool, heat floods or fires. Solidarity weekly newspaper Ty- control the courts. In addition, Poland’s most democratic elec­ and written cammunicatlons will be received. Information plus sa.ft. E xterior and hot water Included. Trade-Ins Welcome The policy would exclude families who are godnik Solidarnosc. The other tens of thousands of Poland’s tions, which allowed Solidarity to 20 pages, 2 sections pertaining to these appllcatlans Is on file In the office of the Starting at $495. Call TV/8TERE0/ Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. clapboard and brick. doubling up with relatives and are asked to leave by candidates recommended by So­ enter government. Full deck and lands­ 870-9665. APPLIANCES bureaucrats owe their jobs to the Dated of Andover, Connecticut this 7th and 17th day of their landlords. It would also exclude from lidarity were Jacek Kuron, a party, and 75 percent of manage­ caped yard, walk out EAST Hartford - Duplex 80 Oakland St., Manchester In the June vote. Solidarity- n i n a x I f l n H D p l n l n n O A August, 1989. emergency housing assistance families who are Solidarity lawmaker, and Bronis­ ment jobs — ranging from shop 1 8 -2 0 finished basement, 2 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. DISHWASHER - General backed candidates swept all but C n m i r s IB S p n r t « 1 i _ i O ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION car garage with open­ locked out of their homes by their landlords. law Geremek, Solidarity’s parlia­ managers to factory heads — are Kenneth A. Lester, Chairman Rent $425, $500 and $630 Electric, portable. Ex­ one seat available to the opposi- F n n i i * 1 4 11 .«? / W n r ir t C T ers. $272,000. Call Gerry monthly, plus utilities. cellent condition. $100 mentary leader. held by party members. LnnnI/RtaIn 9 . 4 021- 0$ tion in the Sejm and newly formed W « « k n n r 1 1 K at 644-8332. or best offer. 643-6461. ^xii^63 Off 1-84 643*2791 The once inconceivable idea of 282-7532. Please see HOMELESS, page 10 The Bush administration hailed Senate. D h lt u M r i a * 2