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By Farouk Nassar prisoners for three Israeli soldi­ group has claimed responsibility. NICOSIA, Cyprus (A P) — The Associated Press ers and other foreigners held In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Nations expressed horror, revul­ hostage in Lebanon. Yitzhak Shamir today suggested sion and skepticism after a BEIRUT, Lebanon — Pro- The group claiming to hold Israel was conducting negotia­ pro-Iranian group in Lebanon Iranian extremists said they Cicippio, the Revolutionary Jus­ tions with Shiite groups to obtain claimed it hanged Lt. Col. Wil­ would follow the purported hang­ tice Organization, issued its the release of Israeli prisoners liam R. Higgins because Israel ing of Lt. Col. William R. Higgins threat to kill him in a note, and Western hostages. refused to free a captured Shiite with the “ execution” today of handwritten in Arabic and deli­ Asked whether Israeli was Moslem cleric. another U.S. hostage unless Is­ vered to the newspa/per An-Nahar Some leaders questioned engaged in contacts with Shiite rael frees a Shiite Moslem cleric with a photograph of Cicippio groups in Lebanon, Shamir told whether Higgins was killed it abducted smiling. reporters “ there are permanent months ago and others criticized Also today, a caller claiming to Cicippio, 58, of Norristown, Pa., contacts with various factors Israel for its abduction Friday of represent the group that kid­ was acting comptroller at the about the release of the Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid. napped Higgins said a British American University of Beirut hostages” Higgins' captors, who call hostage would be killed today when he was kidnapped on the themselves the Organization of unless the cleric was freed. The campus on Sept. 12, 1986. The cleric is a spiritual leader the Oppressed on Earth, claimed deadline for an earlier telephoned “ The organization announces of Hezbollah, the pro-Iranian they hanged Higgins Monday threat against him passed this its quick resolve to execute the organization believed to be an because Israel refused to release afternoon with no immediate death sentence against the umbrella group for the kid­ Obeid. word from the kidnappers. American-Israeli spy Joseph Cic­ nappers of Higgins and the 16 “ It’s an absolutely barbaric Israeli fighter jets swooped ippio if the struggling sheik is not other Westerners missing in act, consistent with the worst over strongholds of the Shiite released by 6 p.m. Tuesday," the Lebanon. Eight of the 16 are dimensions of terrorism," said The Associated Press fundamentalists in Lebanon at statement said. Americans. Prim e Minister Brian Mulroney HANGING MAN — This photograph was made from a daybreak, drawing gunfire from Revolutionary Justice did not Higgins’ reported hanging was of Canada, speaking with repor­ video released Monday by a terrorist group that purports Hezbollah militiamen in the an­ mention Edward Austin Tracy, clouded by doubt because of ters outside his office in Ottawa. cient town of Baalbek, police to show American Col. William R. Higgins hanged by the 58, of Burlington, Vt., another previous reports he may have “ If it has taken place as said. American hostage it claims to been killed months ago, and reported, it should give all of us neck. A police spokesman said no hits hold. Tracy disappeared in Oc­ Lebanese police said they could all the more reason to fight very, were scored and the planes did tober 1986. not confirm the claimed Higgins very vigorously all the aspects of not attempt to bomb east Leban­ This morning, an anonymous killing on Monday. Nevertheless, terrorism that are around the on’s Bekaa Valley, where more caller claiming to speak for the claim and the grisly videotape world." Bush is weighing than 4,000 Iranian Revolutionary Oppressed on Earth said in a call that accompanied it met with Guards attached to Hezbollah are to a Beirut radio station that revulsion worldwide. The U.N. Security Council based. unanimously adopted a resolu­ Anglican Church envoy Terry President Bush, who in re­ “ But the flights heightened tion that “ condemns unequivo­ Waite would be killed by midnight sponse cut short a two-day response options fears of a large-scale military (5 p.m. EDT) unless Israel frees cally all acts of hostage-taking Western trip and met with top operation that Israel might and abduction.” Obeid. advisers in Washington, con­ mount to avenge the reported There was no way to determine demned the reported killingofthe Secretary-Generai Javier WASHINGTON (AP) - An helpful to the Middle East peace hanging of American hostage the authenticity of the threat, U.S. Marine and called on “ all Perez de Cuellar expressed “ out­ outraged President Bush is process. The brutal and tragic William Higgins, ” the spokes­ made to the Moslem-controlled parties" holding hostages in the rage and revulsion ... that an weighing U.S. options for re­ events of today have underscored man said. Voice of the Nation. Middle East to release hem. innocent man, serving the United sponding to the “ brutal and the validity of that statement," On Monday, the pro-Iranian In Nicosia. Cyprus, an anonym­ In Jerusalem, the Israeli army Nations in the cause of peace, tragic" murder of Marine Lt. Col. Bush said Monday night. Shiite group that abducted Hig­ William Higgins while ruling out ous caller claiming to speak for said Obeid had confessed per­ should be murdered in this With Shiite groups in Lebanon gins released a videotape of a fashion." negotiations with Lebanese ter­ threatening to kill more hostages the group told The Associated sonal involvement in “ planning man they said was Higgins Press on Monday that the group rorists threatening to kill more unless the cleric. Sheik Abdul and guiding and aiding” the Higgins, of Danville, Ky., led a dangling from a gallows. would kill Waite at 3 p.m. (8 a.m. hostages. Karim Obeid, is released, Bush abduction of Higgins and had 75-man observer team attached EDT) today, but the deadline The reported execution of Hig­ called on "all parties who hold Higgins commanded a group of revealed the names of his to the U.N. peacekeeping force in passed with no immediate word gins by Shiite Moslem kidnappers hostages in the Middle East to U.N. truce observers in south captors. south Lebanon when he was Lebanon when he was seized Feb. from the captors. abducted near Tyre on Feb. 17, Monday touched off the first release them forthwith” Israeli sources, however, said 17, 1988. It could not be immediately 1988. foreign policy crisis of the Bush Bush was starting the day the decision to abduct Obeid had administration. It also led the today with an intelligence brief­ A second group of kidnappers verified if that caller was from triggered deep divisions in the Timur Goksel, spokesman for president to pointedly criticize ing from his national security later said American hostage the organization, which had not government. Shamir defended U.N. peacekeeping forces in Israel, whose abduction of a adviser. Joseph James Cicippio would be made previous calls to the AP the abduction, saying it was made Lebanon, said “ If it's true it’s one Shiite Moslem cleric from Le­ Bush cut short a two-day killed if the Moslem cleric. Sheik office in Cyprus. to help free Israeli and Western of the saddest days for all banon on Friday was cited by Western trip on Monday and Abdul Karim Obeid, was not hostages in Lebanon. peacekeepers in the world.” Waite, 50, disappeared Jan. 20. Higgins’ kidnappers in announc­ returned to Washington after freed by 6 p.m. today (11 a.m. 1987, while seeking the release of EDT). In Iran, Foreign Minister All British Foreign Secretary John ing the American’s execution by learning that Higgins’ captors foreign hostages after leaving his Akbar Velayati said before the Major said in London that, if the hanging. had released a videotape they Israel has refused to release west Beirut hotel to negotiate reported hanging that his country “ On Friday, I said that the Obeid but has said it would swap with Islamic Jihad. He is believed condemns “ any kind of kidnap­ Please see LEADERS, page 10 taking of any hostage was not Please see BUSH, page 10 him and other Shiite Moslem held by Islamic Jihad, though no ping or death threat.”

Cleanup at weapons plants Mayors advocate leadership expected to cost $17 billion as best attribute for position WASHINGTON (AP) — The The department has said the and as much as $3.7 billion Energy Department proposes to overall cleanup bill for the 17 annually in each of the subse­ Editor’s note: This is the second in a three-part But DiRo.sa said the people who framed the spend as much as $17.2 billion in plants in a dozen states likely will quent four years. The sources series on how government works in Manchester. town charter in 1947 could not have envisioned the first five years of a major exceed $90 billion, but it is not spoke on the condition of how demanding and time-consuming the role of nuclear weapons plans cleanup, predicting how long the cleanup anonymity. By Alex Glrelll the directors would become with the growth and under a plan being announced by might take. Manchester Herald increasing complexity of the town. Energy Secretary James A series of disclosures this year The department is preparing Watkins. has revealed widespread neglect From now on. he said, all directors, including cleanup plans in five-year Former Democratic Mayor Matthew Moriarty Watkins, who says the govern­ of safety and environmental minority directors, will be very busy. increments. safeguards at the weapons pro­ Jr. once said. “ You can make what you want of ment must “ chart a new course” the job” “ Unfortunately that will limit the number of After Watkins became head of duction plants, eroding public to correct wrongs in the weapons Moriarty. mayor from 1975 to 1977, also said. people who are willing to serve.” said DiRosa. the department in March, he confidence in the program and program, planned to outline a “ You can approach it with a high profile and at Under the strictest interpretation of the ordered a team of senior aides to prompting some members of broad blueprint for the first phase high voltage. But you can do just as good a job charter under which Manchester operates, the develop a plan aimed at correct­ Congress to seek to take some of the cleanup in a speech today with a low profile.” mayor would be a ceremonial figure head. before the National Press Club. ing safety mistakes and develop­ oversight authority away from the Energy Department. State Rep. John W. Thompson, a Democrat DiRosa. like many mayors before him, is 1 The five-year program, with ing operational procedures that who was mayor from 1971 to 1975, said the mayor known as an outspoken mayor who becomes details to be announced later this comply with environmental and An internal department audit should take stands on issues. Nathan Ag stinelli. deeply involved in most issues When it was month, is the center of a long­ safety requirements. earlier this year also included a Republican mayor from 1966 to 1971. agreed. discovered that the town illegally expanded its term plan to restore confidence in According to sources, the top- blistering review of management So what does the town’s current mayor think? sewage treatment plant into wetlands in 1988, the operation of the weapons level internal department review failures at many of the plants and Peter P. DiRosa Jr. sees the job as one which DiRosa was the first to loudly complain about production plants that have been concluded that about $2.4 billion said some department employees demands a professional who can carry out the marred by a history of environ­ will have to be spent during the may face criminal charges for policies the majority of the voters want. Please see MAYORS, page 10 mental and safety neglect. first year, beginning in October, violating environmental laws. TODAY Democrats try to deflate GOP campaign Index By Nancy Concelmon 20 pages, 2 sections pected to use against them in the for the Buckland mall as exam­ DiRosa and directors Mary in the best interest of the town. Manchester Herald campaign for the Nov. 7 election. ples of the problems and controv­ Ann Handley, Stephen T. Cassano DiRosa, Handley and Cassano Classified - 19-20 Obituaries------2 Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. ersies the town has suffered and Cummings were at the press stressed that the revaluation was C o m ics______16 Opinion______6-9 Democratic Town Chairman characterized the conference as under the Democratic majority conference. Democratic direc­ an administrative problem that Focus______15 Sp o rts------11-15 Theodore R. Cummings accused an offensive, rather than a during the past two years. tors James F. Fogarty. Barbara began and ended with a majority Local/State___ 2-4 Television------17 Republicans today of being reluc­ defensive move by the incumbent Republican Town Committee B. Weinberg and Kenneth N vote of all nine board members. tant to support progress and to Natlon/Worldj6-7 Weather------2 candidates to give voters the Chairman John I. Garside Jr. Tedford were unable to attend. The directors voted to do the take stands on issues. facts about the issues. said Monday his party hasn’t “ The.se three issues I see as not revaluation in-house to save the Cumming’s remarks came dur­ The Republicans are expected discussed its campaign strategy real issues.” Handley said "I town money, but when methods ing a news conference held by the WE DELIVER to use the aborted 1987 revalua­ in detail yet. but those issues will think it’s a good idea to clear the used were found to be inadequate, For Home Delivery, Call Democratic candidates for town tion, fines levied against the town be “ reminders.” a ir” the directors voted unanimously director posts. The Democrats for illegal expansion of the DiRosa said he wanted to DiRosa said if the issues are to to .scrap the revaluation and redo 647-9946 said they called the conference to sewage treatment plant last year present the issues “ very, very be viewed politically voters It using an outside firm, at a cost Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 “ clear the air” on a number of and the controversial tax- factually without a whole lot of should note that the majority issues the Republicans are ex­ abatement financing of utilities political nonsense.” handled the problems quickh and Please see Politics, page 10

I .*'4 / 2 - MANCHF.STF^R HERAl.D. Tnesdnv. Aug 1. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Ttit-sduy, Aug. 1. 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE m m About Town Births Apartment units

D’ANTONIO, Rachel Alexandra, daughter of / Be a volunteer Alfonso and Mariann Bartolota D’Antonio of Stores, a , was bom June 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. are planned near The Voluntary Action Group, 880 Asylum Ave.. Her maternal grandparents are Francis Bartolota Hartford, is looking for volunteers to schedule blood of Manchester and the late Salvatore Bartolota. Her donor hours at the Valley East branch paternal grandparents are Victoria D’Antonio of of the American Red Cross, 20 Hartford Road. Hartford and the late Sergio D’Antonio. She has a mall in Buckland For more information, call Doris McConnell at 247-2580, sister, Kathryn E.. 2. ROETHER, Emily Margaret, daughter of James IK..;:-. By Nancy Concelman U and Karin Johnson Roether of 80 Doane St., was Manchester Herald Macchi would be Pot luck picnic set born July 4 at New Britain General Hospital. Her adding to the nearly maternal grandparents are Bernard and Helen Hartford engineer A. J. Macchi Scandia Ixidge Vasa Order of America will have a Johnson of Redwood Road. Her paternal grandpar­ pot-luck picnic Thursday at 6 p.m. at the home of wants to build 36 luxury apart­ 2,000 residential units ents are Gene and Ellie Roether of New Britain. Her ments and a 60,(X)0-square-foot Mr. and Mrs. Lennart Torstenson. 33 Coburn Rd. maternal great-grandmothers are Helen N. John­ already approved for Members should bring a lawn chair. officebuildingon land at 265Slater son of Wetherell Street and Olga J. Johnson of East St. in Manchester, just west of the In case of rain, the picnic will be held at Emanuel the north end of town. Middle Turnpike. She has a sister, Lauren Sigrid, 2. Buckland Mall. Lutheran Church. 60 Church St. GORDON, Hilary Joan, daughter of Philip H. and Macchi. a partner in Macchi Joan Rataic Gordon of South Windsor, was born Engineers of 44 Gillett St., west of M acchi’s proposed Baby program scheduled June 29 at St. Francis Hospital. Hartford. Her Hartford, has requested a zone development. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. change from Rural Residence to Macchi’s land is also orrosstho The East Branch YWCA is offering a water Rataic Sr. of Bolton. Her paternal grandparents are Comprehensive Urban Develop­ street from the Ptivilious at orientation program for parents with infants or Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gordon Jr. of Manchester. ment for seven acres in Manches­ Buckland Hills and 13.8 acres toddlers. Classes will be held at the Holiday Inn, 363 Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ter, which are part of an 11-acrc owned by 1-84 Associates. 1-84, Roberts St.. Ea.st Hartford, on Monday and George Grote of East Hartford. Her paternal parcel on the east side of Slater St. headed by New York developer Wedne.sday evenings from August 7 to August 30. great-grandmother is Mrs. Ethel Sandberg of The remaining 2.9 acres arc in John Finguerra, plans to btiild an The 'Se.same Swim’ program is divided up into Manchester. a x . South Windsor. i nd u s t r i a 1 a nd re sea rcli a nd d e ve I - three age groups: the 6 to 21 months group meets Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald CONNELLY, Tyler James, son of Christopher J. Macchi said Monday he has opment complex on that land. and Christine Mooney Connelly of 109 Love Lane, from 6 to 6:30 p.m,. 22 to 35 months meets 6:30 to 7 GETTING READY — Donna Mercier, play will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m., discussed possible u.ses for the The PZC (lostpotted a vote July 5 p.m.. and three to five years old meets from 7 to 7:30 was bom July 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. on Finguerra’s piopo.sal to build co-director of the play "Annie Get Your and Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m., at South Windsor parcel with public p.m. Her maternal grandparents are Mrs. Pat Mooney of works officials in that town but 14.000 stpiaro feet of office space The cost is $32 plus a $10 annual membership fee. Gun” rehearses with the cast at the Buckley School. Woodbury and Dan Mooney of Carmel, N.Y. His hasn’t decided what tobuild there. on another pa reel he owns southw­ For more information, call the YWCA at 289-6706. Burton Dance Studio on Friday. The paternal grandmother is Mrs. Theresa Connelly, Preliminary plans for the Man­ est of the miill. Turners Falls. Mass. chester land show three buildings In Manchester, the I’ZC lias WHITEHEAD, Janelle Marie, daughter of containing 12 apartments each, approved more than 200.000 Andrew H. and Kathleen Azzara Whitehead of / Macchi said. The “luxury” apart­ square feet of office space, some College Notes Obituaries Manchester was bom July 14 at Manchester ments would beabout 3.000 square of which has been built. Memorial Hospital. Hermatemalgrandparentsare feet each, he said. A public hearing on Maeehi’s Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Azzara of Seldon, N.Y. If the Manche.ster Planning and zone change requesl williirohahly ORLOWSKI, Jordin Marie, daughter of Bart J. Gloria Bologna Church, Calling hours are today Memorial donations may be Zoning Commission approves the be held in Seplemlter. Senior made to the Alzheimer’s Disease and Constance Criag Orlow.ski of 160 Charter Oak Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald zonechangeandgeneraland final Planner Stuart B PopiH'r said. Receives scholarship from 7 to 9 p.m. St., was born July 16 at Manchester Memorial Gloria Herrick Bologna, 57, of Memorial donations may be Association of Greater Hartford, NEW QUARTERS — Scott Sprague, director of parks and Monday. The department moved into the new lodge at plans of development for the site. Thechange wouldallowMacehito Martin Hancock of Manchester has been awarded 800 Cottage Grove Road. Bloom­ Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Macchi would be adding to the build the office space and multi­ Vernon, died Sunday (July 30, made to the American Cancer Mrs. Ronald Craig of Seminole, Fla. Her paternal recreation for the town of Manchester, stands outside the the park Friday. a $2,000 scholarship by the University of Connecti­ 1989) at Manchester Memorial Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ field 06002. nearly 2,000 residential units family housing, prohibited in aii cut Health Center Auxiliary. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Orlowski of department’s new headquarters at Center Springs Park already approved for the north RR zone. Hospital. She was the mother of ford 06015. Stella Zwick Vernon. Hancock is a member of the School of Medicine’s Charles Herrick II of Daniel Pisetsky end of town Much of the land bordering class of 1992. The scholarship money will be applied Manchester. Stella (Gryzbek) Zwick, 71, of HURST, Mary Kate, daughter of Thomas J. and The Dallas-based Trammell Maechi’s properly is zoned CUD. to tuition and fees for She is also survived by three Daniel Pisetsky, 82, of West 222 Lydall St., died Friday (July Shari Wheeler Hurst of 46 East St., Andover, was Crow Co. has approval tobuild 934 and the town’s 1986 Plan of the first semester of the other sons, Garry Herrick of Hartford, died Monday (July 31, 28, 1989) at Manchester Memorial born July 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Tenants are excited about new lodge high-rise apartments around the Development calls for CUD zon­ 1989-1990 academic Enfield, Mark Herrick of Sims­ 1989) at a local convalescent Hospital. She was the wife of maternal grandparents are John and Eleanor mall, some of which will lie just ing for his land. Popper said. year. Finneran of San Bernardino. Calif. Her paternal bury, and Perry Herrick of home. He was the father of Daniel Michael Zwick. By Maureen Leavitt To Carl Silver, a recreation supervisor He is quick to point out the lodge never Yadkinville, N.C.: two daugh­ R. Pisetsky of Manchester. She was born March 10, 1918, in grandparents are Jam es and Patricia Hurst of Andover. She has a sister Elizabeth. 15 months. Manchester Herald who has been with the town for 29 years, the suffered any interior damage during those ters, Debbie Daigle of Ashford, He is also survived by by his Hinsdale, N.H., and was a resi­ lodge represents the department’s first real breaks. On AlC dent of Manchester for more than NOWAK. Jacob Michael, son of Joseph R. and Mix-up delays vote and Paula Herrick of Vernon: wife, Dora (Hurowitz) Pisetsky: The boards that were on the windows of home after four transfers. “The lodge brings a presence in the dean’s list three brothers, Alfred Bologna two daughters, Anne Hurewitz of 45 years. She was a member of St. Pamela Brown Nowak Jr. of Tolland, was born July 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal the new lodge at Center Springs Park are “I hope this is the last move we make park,” Sprague said. “We’re trying to and Raymond Bologna, both of South Windsor, and Edith Levin Bartholomew’s Church. off, and today the Parks and Recreation before I retire,” Silver said. restore it and bring people back into the Traci Kosak. daugh­ She is survived by two sons, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Windsor Locks, and Gino Bologna of Newington; four grandchild- Department is conducting business as The Recreation Department had to move park.” ter of Mr. and Mrs. G.J. of Enfield: five sisters, Louise ren; and two great­ William T. Zwick of Vernon, and Riverside Drive, Andover. His paternal grandpar­ on superintendent Kosak of 216 Saddlehill ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Nowak of 41 usual at its new location. from its latest location. Highland Park For Silver, the park holds fond memories Casinghino, Josephine Colli, Pau­ grandchildren. Michael J. Zwick of Bristol; and The rustic-styled structure, which resem­ School. The school is being reopened in of when he skated and slided there as a Bv Rick Santos ing to Mickel, Road, has been named five grandchildren. Coolidge St. line Roncari, Sylvia Austin, and The funeral will be Wednesday, bles a home, is located on the northern bank September to accommodate an increase in child. Manchester Herald The documents, which contain to the dean’s list at Muriel Jarvis, all of Windsor at an hour to be announced, at the The funeral was today at the American International of Center Springs Pond. It is situated only a elementary-school aged children in town. “It’s probably one of the moft beautiful information about the candi­ Locks: seven grandsons: and Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main COVENTRY — Contrary to College, Springfield, short distance from another lodge which The new lodge, which cost about $230,000, places I can think of in town,” Silver said. dates, have not been received yet, three granddaughters. mington Ave., Hartford, Burial St. Burial was in St. Bridget Public Meetings burned down Oct. 17, 1986. has sparked a political controversy as to The key in attracting people to the park earlier reports, the Board of MacLean said. When they come Mass., for the spring The funeral will be Wednesday will be at John Hay Memorial Cemetery. Education will not meet tonight to semester. The windows had been boarded up by the whether the lodge belongs in a park which will be education. Silver said. The town will in. school officials can make their at 9:15 a.m. at the Kania Funeral Park. The family will receive Memorial donations may be some say has been taken over by vandals. host an open house with some recreation choose the new school final decision, he said. Also named was San­ Public meetings .scheduled for today: contractor who built the lodge after they Home. 105 Oak St., Windsor visitors at the home of .Anne made to the American Heart were shattered by vandals. Scott Sprague, parks and recreation activities at the lodge in September. The superintendent. MacLean. director of pupil and dra L. Woods of 134 Locks, with a Mass of Christian Hurewiutz, Strawbridge, 1408 Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Swamp Road, The new lodge is fronted by a pasture director, said Aldrich Construction Co. of town still has some landscaping work to do Acting School Superintendent staff services, said the meeting to burial at 10 a.m. in St. Mary Mill Pond Drive, South Windsor. ford 06015. John MacLean said this morning Coventry. Martin Hancock Manchester green, a sloping field which attracts sliders Manchester finished work on the lodge around the lodge. select the next superintendent here in the winter. about three weeks ago and covered the that reports that a special meet­ will not be scheduled until ;i final Cheney National Historic Commission Great The lodge was the first phase of a broken windows until the town was ready to Chief John C. Rivosa of the Town of ing was supposed to be held at choice has been made. Elected to society Public Records Lawn Subcommittee, 50 Forest St., 5 p.m. two-phase, $1 million plan for improve­ move in. Manchester Fire Department stopped by 7:30 tonight at Coventry High A regular board meeting i.s Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, ments to the 55-acre park. The lodge will “He wanted to protect his investment,” the lodge Friday to wish its tenants good School were erroneous. A meet­ .scheduled for next Thur.sday. Mathew Jensen of Manchester, has been elected 7:30 p.m. serve as administrative offices for a Sprague said of the contractor. luck. ing was never scheduled, he said. A choice will be made from to membership in Beta Gamma Sigma, the national number of Recreation Department em­ Three windows have been broken in the Outside, he said he couldn’t help but During a phone interview Sat­ three final candidate.s. One is scholastic honor society for students in business and Warranty deeds Quit claim deeds Coventry ployees. It is equipped with a community lodge, Sprague said. Two were broken worry what might happen to the lodge at urday, school board Chairman from Connecticut while the other.s management, Agnes M. Wood to Dennis J, Walsh, James J. Lawrence Mickel said he antici­ are from out of .state. The .salary Housing Authority, Orchard Hill Estates, 7 p.m. meeting room and also has a room with a during the same incident over the winter, night. Jensen will enter his senior year at Northeastern Walsh and Patricia K. Kelly, 53 Ardmore Road, no pated a decision would be made range for the job is from $60,000 to Charles M. Herrmann to Rocco J. and Delores School Building Committee, Coventry High fireplace so sliders and skaters can take a and another was broken about a month or Vandalism, Rivosa said, “Is a fact. It just University’s College of Business Administration in DeSimone. 610-612 Center St., conveyance tax, conveyance tax. School, 7:30 p.m. break from the cold in the winter. month and a half ago, Sprague said. is.” tonight. Mickel could not be $75,000, the fall. Deborah Brownstein to Larry Brownstein, reached this morning for com­ The position is being filled due $247.50. Republican Town Committee, Town Office Manchester Lot Development Co. to John P. Beacon Hill Condominium, no conveyance tax. Building, 7:30 p.m. ment. to a vacancy left by Nathan Whitehead. 12 Elvree St., conveyance tax, $181.50. Francis M. Madden to Joan M. and Clarence J. The board was to have made a Chesler, who resigned effective Graduates from Berklee Mary Catherine Development Co. to Derekseth Silvia. 120-122 Bissell St., no conveyance tax. choice two weeks ago but delayed June 30. Chesler has since been Lawrence L. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Corp.. Birch Mountain, no conveyance tax. Gordon E. Rice to Kimberly K. Harris, Fairway Travelers urged against visiting Kenya the decision because additional hired as superintendent of Smith of Lakeland, Fla., formerly of Manchester, Derekseth Corp. to David W. and Paula M. Estates, no conveyance tax. Thoughts documents were needed, accord­ schools in Derby. graduated recently, cum laude, from Berklee Medeiros. Birch Mountain, $291,210. Rhea Rouguie to J. Murray Powell, 791 Center St., Manchester Townhouse Associates to Albert and no conveyance tax. Bv Christopher Callahan The ambush was the latest in a College of Music in Boston. He majored in music The Associated Press Country ciose-up series of attacks against tourists education. Marilyn P. Cavanna, Lawton Garden Condomi­ Margaret E. Brogan to Gail and Kevin Dickenson. Last week, a young parishioner helped me see nium. conveyance tax, $93.50. 39 High St., no conveyance tax. something new. in Kenya. He is a 1985 graduate of Manchester High School WASHINGTON - The U S. In April, three Germans were and was all-state first trumpet player fortwo years. George Bardaglio for Mara Upenieks to Jam es A. Carlo F. Quaglia to Karen L. Quaglia and Nancy We were talking about her getting some Nancy Kenya Dunphy, Homestead Park Addition, no conveyance Drew mystery books for the summer. She said the government is warning travelers wounded in an ambush near He is a trumpet player with many local bands and Kim A. Geyer. Mountain Farm. $55,000. about visiting Kenya following where the Connecticut group was Edward G. and Laurette L. Sailer to Jam es E. tax. library had only a limited supply and she had read STATISTICS Josephine G. Ferlazo to the e.state of Maria G. the slaying last week of a attacked. Four weeks ago, two Rusk, Spruce Street, no conveyance tax. them all. I suggested she might make up a list and Population: 23,727,000 Named to dean’s list Ronca, Bissell and Foster Streets, no conveyance order them on interlibrary loan. She said, ”Oh I Connecticut woman ambushed French tourists were shot to James E. Rusk to Brent M. Stratton, Spruce during a wildlife tour. Area; 225,832 sq. miles . death by poachers in Meru Street, $242,500. tax. wouldn’t do that. Because every time I go to the Amy Silverstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Herman A. and Flora Wutsch to Francis and library and ask something extra, the person is rude The State Department, in a Illiteracy rate; 50 percent National Park. And last week two Silverstein of 16 Mt. Sumner Drive, Bolton, has been Ronald and Mary P, Dupont to Russell Smith. Walter Wutsch, 96-98 Ridge St., no conveyance tax. to me. But it’s not just at the library. That happens a travel advisory issued Monday, Infant mortality rate; Americans were beaten up while named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at Colonial Gardens, $122,000. Norman S. Hungerford to Jean H. Thomas and said there have been “ a few on horseback safari. Antonio Batista and Sheri Lee Batista to Kevin L.. lot. in all kinds of places, no matter how polite I 83 per 1,000 births Boston University. Nancy E. Hungerford, 23 Grant Road, no am.” instances of attacks on tourists Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, She is a 1986 graduate of East Catholic High and Linda S. Driscol, 18 Deerfield Drive. $112,000. along the coast south of Mombasa Lite expectancy; 56.3 yrs. D-Conn., had urged the State conveyance tax. “Adults are rude to children in ways they would (male), 60.0 yrs (female) School. Joyce Adamy to Christopher E. and Patricia E. Daniel S. LaTorre and Anne B, LaTorre and and in remote areas of the Department to impose a travel Caliento. 50 Goodwin St., $146,000. never be rude to another adult,” she said. GNP; $6.7 billion Michael LaTorre, 67-69 Pine St., no conveyance tax. And it’s true, isn't it? Children are short people country, including some national advisory last week followig the Ann Marie Brault to Andrew S. Milewski, Sam and Emily Grish to Paul A. Grish, Peter E. without power, compared to the tall people with parks. Most of these attacks, Per capita Income; $322 attack. Wetherell Village Condominium. $126,000 Grish and Christina Kosh, 28 Deerfield Drive, no power. And because of this, tall people get away some of which resulted in deaths Military; 13,650 troops “Using high-powered weapons, Lottery Dennis E. Kosinski to Sigvart O. Svalestad and conveyance tax. with .stuff which they would not do with other tall of tourists, have been attributed and with disregard for any Sylvia 0. Svalestad, 417 Hackmatack St.. $162,000. Chester A. Lesoveck II to Mary T. Lesoveck, 94 people. to heavily armed wildlife BACKGROUND: authority, these criminals are Arthur W. and Joanne M. Nilsen to Diana Woolis Controlled by Britain since the 19th century, Kenya obtained independence in Broad St . no conveyance tax. People who are the salt of the earth, would not poachers.” roaming the countryside and Winning numbers drawn Monday in New and Gail O. Mellow, Plymouth Lane, $168,000. 1963 and is one of the most politically stable countries in Africa. Kenya's industry Vasken M. Bedrossian to Christine E. Bedrossian, allow such injustice to go unnoticed. People who are “When visiting game parks, preying on innocent victims,” the England: Garry T. and M. Tracy Albert to Douglas A. and and agriculture has grown consistently. Relations between Kenya and neighbor­ 82 Foster St., no conveyance tax. the salt of the earth will name such interactions for Americans are encouraged to ing Tanzania and Uganda have improved in the areas of transportation, com­ senator said. Connecticut daily: 630. Play Four: 4180. Linda J. Algire. 82 Brent Road. $152,000. Bruce E. Edgerton to June R.G. Edgerton, 111 what they are and declare how unacceptable it is. travel in groups with a guide from munication and research, following the official dissolution of the East African Meanwhile, Ms. Ferraro’s body Massachusetts daily: 8270. Dana D. and Shirley B. Cyr to Warren E. Chambers St., no conveyance tax. a reputable safari firm ora game Community in 1984. Kenya has also improved relations with neighboring is expected to be returned to the Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) Howland, 29-31 Hazel St., $190,000. Ann Reale to Ann L. and David Kowalchuk, ranger,” the advisory said. Somalia, and enjoys close ties to the West. President Daniel arap Moi has held United States sometime this daily: 437, 2401. Rev. John Holliger office since 1970 Katherine M. Spearin to Edwin J. and Katherine Millbridge Hollow Condominium, no conveyance George’s Episcopal Church Marie Magdefrau Ferraro, 50. week. State Department officials Rtiode Island daily: 0573. Ciolkosz. 74 South Farms Drive, $180,000. tax. of Bethany, was shot to death SOURCE: InfoGraphid r I ttt69 North Amarict S)m4icata. Inc said. 1 Thursday when two bandits “Our consul there has been armed with assault rifles working all weekend on it,” said Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker, emerged from nearby bushes and the attackers were ivory But tour leader Milan Bull, who one department official. “These P'umber, Fanner, Nain/ Chief. . . maiirlipstpr Hpralft began firing at a van carrying a poachers. The Kenyan govern­ returned with the group Sunday, things take time and require a lot Connecticut Audubon Society ment has imposed a severe told The Hartford Courant that he of paper (work) and are compli­ crackdown on poachers who kill believes the attackers were des­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 257 wildlife tour group. cated. But there is no delay that Almost everyone today has It was originally suspected that elephants for their ivory tusks. erters from the Somalian army. I’m aware of.” REGIONAL WEATHER Mostly clear Penny M. Sieftert, Publisher managerial responsibility. George T. Chappell Dennii M. Santoro Manchester and vicinity; To­ Editor night, mo.stly clear. Low around Advartliing Director Judge to rule on charge of illegal arrest Each would be a professional 60. Wednesday, partly sunny. Jeanne Q. Fromerth Shaldon Cohan Business Manager Composing Manager High in the mid 80s. Outlook for BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A 20, of Danbury, in the killing of in Connecticut. He says New York ing, three days after the arrest. manager with a Bachelor of Business Thursday, mostly sunny and hot. Donlae A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard Personnel Manager Pressroom Manager judge will decide within 10 days if 20-year-old Dean Lockshiss of police obtained an arrest warrant Field asked West to decide Administration degree from High around 90. whether Mebert was arrested Frank J. MeSweegan a Redding man accused of Brewster. for Mebert in New York on the Circulation Director murdering a college student in Both were arrested in Danbury murder charge only after ques­ legally. West did not rule on Eastern Connecticut State University. Coastal; Tonight, mostly clear. Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the New York last month should be and are being held in the tioning him for several hours. Field’s request, so Field filed a Low in the mid 60s. Wednesday, freed from a Connecticut jail Bridgeport Correctional Center But Danbury Assistant State’s motion — a habeas motion, in partly sunny and warmer High Conn, oeoso^second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn because of an arrest the defense as fugitives. They are fighting Attorney Brian E. Cotter told which the court is asked to decide if you aspire to be a professional P O Bo’. Manchester Herald, the legality of a person’s 80 to 85. Outlook for Thur.sday, r O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. claims is illegal. extradition to New York. Thim it isn’t up to Connecticut manager in business, health care, or mostly sunny and hot. High \l you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 During a hearing Monday in State police said the pair authorities to worry about imprisonment. around 90. B^m^Salufdsys, please telephona your carrier. II you're unable Bridgeport Superior Court, Judge murdered Lockshiss “for kicks” whether the arrest was legal. He Field gave Thim a transcript, the private sector, it's easy to get to reach your carrior, call subscriber service at 647-9946 bv 6 in a $4 robbery on July 6 on said Mebert was arrested right­ from the probable-cause hearing, p.m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester ^ George N. Thim said he would rule within 10 days on Public Federal Hill Road in the town of fully by Danbury police on a of testimony from New York started. Northwest hills; Tonight, *0 w««t Mebert. 19, of Redding. Field claims Mebert was ille­ Association and the New England Newspaper Association already decided police had proba­ approached him in the parking lot School of Continuing Education at day. mostly sunny and hot. High Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jason Bates, 10, a Mebert was indicted Friday on gally arrested without a warrant a charge of second-degree in Connecticut by New York State ble cause to arrest the men. of the Danbury Superior Court­ around 90 fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. 456- 5490. murder, along with Mark Brooks, Police, who have no jurisdiction At that probable-cause hear- house on White Street. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 1. 1989 ~i_5_ 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 1, 19R9 A Slaying prompts cries of outrage Dailey promoted to commander of A Tighter major crime unit security HARTFORD (A P) - A state communications division. Before police lieutenant who has re­ the punitive transfer, he was promised ceived frequent public criticism commanding officer of state — including three condemnations police barracks in Stafford INTRODUCING from Gov. William A. O’Neill — is Springs, j Dailey became widely known Bv Judd Everhart now directing the investigation of all major crimes in the eastern during the middle 1980s, when he and Gordon Fairclouoh part of the state. was the department’s spokesman The Associated Press during a grand jury investigation Effective Monday, Lt. Edward of alleged corruption in Dailey became commanding of­ HARTFORD — The state’s Torrington. ficer of the eastern district major top mental health official says O’Neill rebuked Dailey in 1987 crime squad, replacing Lt. Raoul that a tightening of security at for characterizing public officials Ouilette, a department spokes­ state mental hospitals is ne­ opposed to police investigation as cessary in the wake of Fri­ man said. All criminal investiga­ being “ like an animal that’s DE-NICOTINED tion units in state police barracks day’s fatal attack on a 9-year- caught in a trap and now they’re old girl by a knife-weilding in eastern Connecticut will report biting their leg off to try to free psychiatric patient who to him. themselves.” slipped away from Connecti­ Dailey, who joined state police A year before, O’Neill publicly cut Valley Hospital. criticized DaileyandMaj. JohnS. The attack on the girl. in 1966, was criticized by O’Neill Jacewicz for trying to open a Jessica Short of Wallingford, in October, suspended from the radio station with a man accused is “ the most devastating event force for 20 days and given a of defrauding the state of about in the hospital’s 100-year his­ punitive transfer for calling a $95,000 in sales-tax receipts. At tory.’’ Mental Health Comis- state representative an “ arro­ the time of the radio-license sioner Michael F. Hogan said The Asfociated Prais gant, pompous little twit” At the application, the man owed about Monday. same time, he was accused of TOBACCO $41,000 in back taxes. But the commissioner in­ ARRAIGNMENT — David Peterson is face arraignment on charges he mur­ posing, in uniform, for a question­ In 1980, Dailey and three other sisted that proper proceoures held by the arm as he is brought into able photograph at a rally of dered Jessica Short, 9, during a street officers were investigated by the had been followed at the motorcyclists. Middletown Superior Court Monday to fair Friday in Middletown. department for posing for photo­ hospital. Rep. Jay B. l.evin, D-New graphs in a state police barracks “The killing has had a London, the subject of Dailey’s while wearing a shirt bought at a traumatic effect on our pa­ insult, was a key figure in a Ku Klux Klan rally, according to tients and staff.’’ Hogan said in legislative investigation of dis­ a five-page statement. “ Many Friends mourn stabbing victim agreements. which had divided an internal police report obtained patients fear that they will be elements of the state’s criminal by The Hartford Courant. Department investigators ac­ seen as guilty by association” justice system. “ We should not overreact W ALLINGFORD (A P) — Jessica Short, the Dailey was transferred to a cepted the explanation given by WITH and presume that every men­ 9-year-old girl stabbed to death by an escaped position overseeing police sup­ Dailey and the others that the tal patient, every forensic mental patient during a street fair in Middletown, port services, such as the depart­ photographs were meant as a patient, is someone who acts was remembered by friends and neighbors as a ment’s automotive fleet and joke. out in a violent fashion and who soft-spoken child who loved ballet, piano and must therefore be sequestered playing with her 6-year-old sister in the fam ily’s and forever separated from above-ground swimming pool. the community,” said Dr. Those who knew her also expressed horror and Usry returns to work Robert T. M. Phillips, the outrage at the random act of violence that state’s director of forensic claimed her life. services and the chief execu­ State officials have also expressed their after arrest in scandal tive officer of the Whiting sympathies and on Monday, state Commissioner RICH FLAVOR. Forensic Institute, a state of Mental Health Michael F. Hogan ordered a mental hospital for the crimi­ review of the state’s system of caring for and ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Usry and 12 associates were nally insane. supervising the criminally insane. Mayor James Usry returned to arrested Thursday following an . 4 He said he has been ordered David Peterson, a mental patient at the work Monday for the first time eight-month undercover investi­ by the commissioner of mental Connecticut Valley Hospital with a history of since his arrest last week in gation into municipal bribery and Smokers nmu have important option health to conduct a thorough violence, has been charged with Short’s murder. connection with a corruption corruption. review of the state’s system of Authorities say that Peterson slipped away scandal. Usry, 67, the city’s first black caring for and supervising from the Middletown hospital and hoarded a bus Usry left early after spending mayor, was charged with brib­ that offers rich flavor and less than 0.1 mg nicotine. forensic patients in state men­ for downtown, where he bought a $37 hunting knife part of the day in meetings at his ery, conspiracy, official miscon­ tal hospitals. and minutes later used it to stab Short repeatedly City Hall office, a secretary said. duct and accepting unlawful David Peterson. 37, was in the face and chest as her mother and passersby He did not return telephone gifts. He maintains that $6,000 in ordered held on $750,000 bond stared in horror. calls Monday to The Associated cash found during a search of his N ew N E X T during arraignment in Middle- Short was mortally wounded before several Press, and apparently was refus­ home was for charity, and not a town Superior Court Monday bystanders and a police officer wrestled Peterson ing to talk with reporters. bribe. on murder and weapons to the ground, police said. “ I have been instructed by The mayor had not been charges in connection with the “ I ’d pull the plug on that guy in a minute.’ ’ said legal minds, ‘ Be careful out working for several weeks be­ attack during a street fair in Gil Chas.se. 29, of Meriden. there, don’t say anything, be­ cause of recent shoulder surgery. Middletown. Jessica DeCerbo, Short’s best friend, said that cause you do not have friends in City administrator Carl Briscoe Saturday, the day after the attack. “ I picked up Peterson, in handcuffs and the media,” ’ Usry said Sunday had been running the city in his leg shackles, quietly told one of the dolls she gave me for my birthday. I just while attending a church rally. absence. held it for a few minutes, thinking about all the ■ ■ " % Judge Robert Burns he under­ good times we had” NEXT %.x- % stood his rights and conferred with his public defender dur­ “ She was always cheerful and happy,’ ’ DeCerbo said, “ All the girls — everybody — liked ing the five-minute hearing. her” Burns ordered that Peterson Jessica Short was to be buried today in In NEED SOME EXTRA undergo psychiatric evalua­ Memoriam Cemetery after a funeral service at tion to see if he is competent to the Yalesville United Methodist Church. stand trial. Peterson is sche­ Ths Associated Press duled to return to court Aug. “ We wish to extend our deepest sympathies to SPENDING MONEY!! 14. (the family) and wish to give them whatever support is necessary during this horrible tragedy PROTECTING THE PATIENT — A Peterson was whisked into they are going through.’ ’ said Timothy Liston, the Newspaper routes available the courthouse under heavy Middletown police officer stands guard state prosecutor at Peterson’s arraignment. guard as two police sharp­ outside Middletown Superior Court Mon­ Jessica’s parents, Ronald and Catherine Short, in your area... shooters perched on a neigh­ day, where a large crowd had gathered to boring rooftop to provide addi­ and her 6-year-old sister, Tanya, have spent the days since the attack together with other family taunt David Peterson, the accused killer of Earn money and prizes by tional security. Jessica Short, 9. After the arraignment, an members. angry mob ran alongside the delivering the police squad car taking him to a Hartford jail, shouting obs­ Manchester Herald cenities. He was to be trans­ ferred later to Whiting Fore­ Peterson 16th person to escape in your neighborhood. nsic Institute in Middletown. Funeral services for Short, HARTFORD (AP) — David R. Peterson, administrator of the state Psychiatric Review Call today to get more details. who would have entered the who is accused of stabbing a 9-year-old girl to Board. De-Nic fifth grade this fall, are death at a Middletown street fair Friday, is the Peterson, who is charged in the stabbing of scheduled for 1 p.m. Tuesday 16th person committed to a state mental Jessica Short of Wallingford, had permission to y V ...... 4 ^ ^ at the Yalesville United Meth­ hospital by the criminal courts to either walk move unescorted about Merritt Hall, a building 647-9946 odist Church. away or escape since 1987, with unlocked and unguarded doors, hospital Peterson had been ordered Since Feb. 2, 1987, there have been 26 officials said. He was not supposed to leave the confined at the hospital for up incidents in which patients who have been building, but apparently walked off the to 15 years last year after referred by the criminal courts have been grounds unchallenged. being found innocent by reason absent without leave, including 12 at Connecti­ Carl Cappello, superintendent at CVH, said Linden St...... all'^ ^ ‘ of insanity on assault and cut Valley Hospital, where Peterson was living Monday that it was a judgment call as to Locust St...... all when he wandered off Friday. whether the number of patients who go AWOL burglary charges. Myrtle St...... all On Friday, he apparently Eleven of the 26 incidents took place at could be considered excessive. Low Tor slipped away from the hospi­ Norwich Hospital and three at Fairfield Hills Because of the attack, the state Department Oak PI...... all tal’s sprawling unfenced cam­ Hospital in Newton. Several of the escapes of Mental Health is reviewing the privileges of Chestnut St...... 90-122 SELECTED FINE TOBACCOS pus, then took a bus to involved patients who left more than once, but all court-assigned patients, Lewis said. Of Laral St...... all downtown Middletown, ac­ Peterson never left hospital grounds without CVH’s 450 patients, 25 have been referred by Laural PI...... all permission before Friday, said Martha Lewis, criminal courts. cording to a report written by New St...... all ho.spital officials. West Middle Tpke.8-150 even Oakland Heights...... all Brownstone Apts...... all De-nicotined tobacco and rich flavor 22-year-old killed Ra ^hel Rd...... all by shot to head Squire Village ...... all in a cigarette you’ll enjoy. So follow the arrow. FREE Wetherell ...... all / BLOOD PRESSURE B idw ell...... ’’ all ^ _ Of I fc'“ NATURALLY EXTRACTS NICOTINE FROM FINE TmACCOS. BRIDGEPORT (A P) — A SCREENING Lakewood Cir. No. & So...... !! all 22-year-old Trumbull man whose •I||y FreePLUb i^AVING r ic h f l a v o r a n d l e s s t h a n 0.1 MG NICOTINE. Nearly 20 million Americans are Hillcrest ...... body was found inside a car all unaware they have high blood pres­ A lp in e...... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...... ail parked alongside Interstate 95 sure since the disoase has no symp­ m Available in Regular and Menthol, Kings and lOO’s. died of a gunshot wound to the toms Miliions more do not use the Haynes ...... head, the chief state medical iui Russell ...... I medication and diet that are neces­ O o l Available in limited areas. examiner’s office said. sary to control this disease. These State police said troopers were p>eople risk heart attacks, strokes and initially called to the scene after kidney disorders somebody reported an accident Protect yourself... start with a sim­ with injuries northbound near ple check. 8 ^ ro h si...... Exit 26. about 12:43 a,m. Monday Gorman PI...... gj| Troopers found a station wagon Wed., August 2nd 1989 off the left shoulder of the Gef to the heart of the problem. 11 AM to 5 PM entrance ramp with James P. CALL NOW SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING-. Smoking Murren inside, police said He 348 Main St. had been shot. (corner of Haynes St.) 647-9946 / 643-2711 Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, Murren was transported to Manchester m m i Park City Hospital in Bridgeport 649-1025 Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. where he was pronounced dead In cooperation with Kings: 8 mg "tar',' 0,08 mg nicotine ■ lOO's: 10 mg "tar',’ 0.09 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. Philip Moffis Inc. 1989 After an autopsy Monday, the Manchester Memorial Hospital medical examiner’s office said Murren died of a gunshot wound. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 1, 1989 - 7 6 — MANCHF.STFR HERALD, Tursdiiy, Aiig. I, 19SH NATION & WORLD Report says no to North pension m m

WASHINGTON (AP) - The The Navy said then that it was Walesa moves to block \ U.S. Comptroller says former suspending the pension North Marine officer Oliver North isn’t earned during 20 years in the eligible for his $23,000 a year Marine Corps, but that it would pension. recommend the pension be prime minister candidate "There is serious doubt that a reinstated. retired regular officer con­ “We’re aware of the (GAO) victed” of destroying govern­ opinion,” said Navy Lt. Cmdr. WARSAW, Poland (AP) - many came up empty-handed. elect Kiszczak since it has a ment documents "continues to be Craig Quigley. "We keep going Price controls and meat rationing The Solidarity-led opposition 299-161 advantage over Solidarity entitled to retired pay,” lawyers back to our Navy Department ended today and Poles braced for movement opposed the abrupt in the Sejm under rules that gave in the General Accounting Office, recommendation that it should be soaring food prices, the bitter lifting of price controls, arguing the opposition limited participa­ headed by Comptroller General continued.” cost of the government's bold, that it could plunge the country tion in the government. Charles Bowsher, said Monday. Federal law says a custodian swift push toward a free-market into turmoil. Consumer goods are “It has long been the govern­ who destroys government docu­ Solidarity won all but one of the ment’s practice” not to provide ments forfeits his public office. economy. scarce and annual inflation has seats it was allowed to contest in Also today. Solidarity leader topped too percent. retirement pay to someone con­ The Navy’s judge advocate June election and holds all but one victed of destroying government general, Everette Stumbaugh, Lech Walesa called for opposition The new pricing policy took seat in the 100-member Senate. lawmakers in parliament’s lower effect a day after the Communist documents, GAO general counsel concluded that North, as a house, or Sejm, to vote against Party named Kiszczak its candi­ The union movement has called James Hinchman said in a letter. retiree, doesn’t hold office and the ruling Communist Party’s date to lead the next government. on Jaruzelski to let it form a new "The denial of payment gives that North’s pension should be nominee for prime minister, Gen. Newly appointed party chief government. But the general has Col. North the right to sue for it,” continued. Czeslaw Kiszczak. Mieczyslaw F. Rakowski, the refused, saying Poland’s Com­ Hinchman noted. However, Navy general coun­ The brief statement was issued outgoing prime minister, recom­ munist allies would disanorove. North’s lawyer, Brendan Sulli­ sel Lawrence Lamade said that just minutes before the lawmak­ mended that Kiszczak succeed van, had no immediate comment North, as a retired Marine Corps ing body was to meet to consider him. Nervous consumers lined up for on the ruling, a secretary said officer, holds a U.S. office, at the nomination. As party chief, Rakowski suc­ hours Monday to buy meat, sugar late Monday afternoon. least for some purposes. Walesa’s statement said he ceeded Jaruzelski, who parlia­ and other basic goods before / North was sentenced July 5 to Quigley said the comptroller would have supported Kiszczak ment elected by a one-vote price controls were lifted. Many 1,200 hours of community service general’s decision doesn’t affect — the country’s top law officer - margin to the powerful new post said they did not known they and fined $150,000 for his convic­ other benefits that come with for president, but: “I am against of president last month. would be able to afford the new tion on charges of aiding and North’s position, such as commis­ prices. Gen. Kiszczak’s candidacy for Kiszczak. interior minister Tha Associated Press abetting an obstruction of Con­ sary and exchange privileges, prime minister.” since 1981, is known as a Jaru­ "It’s such a mess that one is gress, accepting an illegal gra­ medical benefits and the right to The statement did not eiabo- zelski loyalist. He represented really afraid to think what will, RACING THE STORM — EricTabbert of Beach Monday as the area readies itself tuity and altering or destroying carry a card identifying himself rate, but Walesa has urged authorities in April talks with happen next.” said a Wroclaw Galveston, Texas, boards up the win­ for Hurricane Chantal. classified documents. as a retired military officer. President Wojciech Jaruzelski to Walesa that resulted in the free shopper interviewed by state dows on a friend’s house in Galveston accede to the popular will and let trade union movement’s rein­ television. Solidarity form a government. statement after a seven-year ban The controversial “marketiza- The free trade union movement and Poland’s freest elections in tion ” program, pushed by Ra­ Nominees grilled won overwhelming electoral ap­ seven decades. f - ' ' Deputy Bronislaw Geremek, kowski and endorsed by the proval in June. party, is designed to fight shor­ Texas braces for hurricane If elected, Kiszczak will have to leader of the Solidarity lawmak­ ers in parliament, said the tages by introducing free-market HIGH ISLAND, Texas (AP) - feet.” town and Port Arthur. on broadcast sex deal with growing social tensions mechanisms. prompted by rising costs that are opposition would vote against Chantal, the first hurricane of the At 3 a.m. CDT, Chantal’s center Evacuation centers were set up anticipated because of the go­ Kiszczak or abstain. Poland’s mainly private season, spun toward east Texas was about 70 miles southeast of in schools in Port Arthur and in WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ said. vernment’s decision to lift price Solidarity lawmakers came farmers, who have cut back on today, frustrating efforts to Galveston, near 28.9 degrees Beaumont. cans are "sick and tired” of sex Barrett sparked a confronta­ controls. under sharp criticism from some profitless meat and grain sales to rescue 10 men missing from a north latitude and 93.8 degrees and violence on television, says tion with Gore when he said that capsized oil rig and forcing Nearly 500 Houston Area Red he abhorred indecent program­ Shoppers stood in lines for followers for allowing Jaruzelski the state, are free to sell to west longitude. It was moving Cross volunteers were on standby Sen. Albert Gore. hours Monday to try to take to become president. whomever they want at whatever thousands to flee coastal areas. northwest at 12 mph. .1; The Tennessee Democrat made ming, but that the FCC must And in the Atlantic, Tropical and Houston Lighting & Power recognize “there is a market for advantage of the last day of Geremek said the ruling Com­ prices they can negotiate, as an Winds of at least 39 mph Co. officials said crews were his statement Monday as the Storm Dean swirled to life late extended 150 miles to the north The Associated Press indecency” and that the agency’s artificially low food prices, but munist coalition has the votes to incentive to increase production. tying down equipment at power Senate Commerce, Science and Monday. and 125 miles to the south of the RAGING BULL — Spectators run for safety as a crowd Sunday at a bull fight in Mexico City. No one was Transportation Committee role is to decide ’’what the law With maximum sustained plants and substations. will allow us to tolerate.” storm’s center. A few tornadoes 750-pound bull escapes the ring and plunges into the seriously injured in the incident. grilled President Bush’s three winds strengthening to about 80 were likely over sections of City and county personnel in nominees for the Federal Com­ Americans, Gore responded, mph early today. Chantal was on Louisiana and extreme eastern Orange, just north of Port Arthur, munications Commission on what are "sick and tired of what’s AIDS complicates disposal course to crash ashore between 7 Texas, forecasters said. closed government offices and set they might do to stem sex and going on.” a.m. and 11 a m. CDT around A hurricane warning remained up emergency centers, and crews violence on the airwaves. Sikes said he would vigorously Galveston, according to Randy in effect from Freeport, Texas, to handed out sandbags in low-lying But that was the only issue that attack obscene material on the Lascody, a meteorologist at the Morgan City, La. Tropical storm areas. Pierce, Dean testimony conflicts drew tough questions and the airwaves, but that the Supreme National Hurricane Center in Court has proscribed much of warnings were issued from Free­ Police said most Sabine Pass nominees were expected to be of needles for diabetics Coral Gables, Fla, port west to Port O’Connor, and approved by the panel today. Congress’ power in the area of residents appeared to heed the WASHINGTON (AP) - A the eight years of the Reagan D-Calif., chairman of the House from witnesses and reviewed free speech and indecency. BOSTON (AP) - Girls at a agency in Washington, D.C, tals, doctors, funeral parlors and ”It could hit anywhere from the from Morgan City east to Mobile, panel, referred to Ms. Dean’s 1987 documents that say otherwise. Committee Chairman Ernest vicinity of Galveston to north of evacuation request, although Jef­ former top housing official appar­ administration. The FCC last year tried to camp for diabetics once tossed It will suggest that diabetics other generators of infectious Ala. ferson County emergency man­ “I did not have hands-on,” testimony in which she also said Documents indicate that nu­ F. Hollings, D-S.C., told Alfred C. there,” Lascody said. ”It de­ Port Arthur Mayor Malcolm ently lied in telling Congress two Sikes, Andrew C. Barrett and implement the 24-hour ban on used syringes into empty milk place "sharps” — the needle end waste to either ship used needles agement coordinator Dick Nu­ years ago that she deferred all Pierce testified in May before the she had ’’never given or approved merous letters approving funding containers that went to the dump. pends on the way it’s wobbling as Grant asked the 800 residents of Sherrie P. Marshall that he indecent programming, but of a syringe — in a hard plastic or to certified waste disposal sites or gent said some usually choose to funding decisions to her boss, House Government Operations or pushed or coerced anyone to for projects had Pierce’s signa­ broadcasters and civil rights But fear of AIDS has changed metal container like a coffee can sterilize them and grind them for it moves toward the Galveston Sabine Pass to evacuate the subcommittee on housing and help any developer.” ture, applied by a signature expected the full Senate to vote on area. The worstcase would be if it coastal community just west of stay in their homes. former Housing Secretary Sa­ groups challenged it on constitu­ that, and the federal government before throwing it in the trash. disposal in a solid waste landfill. muel Pierce, say congressional employment. He said the deci­ "I’m no expert in perjury, but machine at Ms. Dean’s direction. their nominations before the Aug. is considering how millions of went right towards Galveston the Louisiana line, citing the "They’ve been riding out 4 recess. tional grounds. A federal appeals Woods said. The Clara Barton camp started investigators. sions were made by subordinates this seems to be a black-and- On routing slips, she would court in January stayed imposi­ other American diabetics should The association recommends Bay, because there would be likelihood of high water closing storms for years and years,” The only opposition to the changing its disposal methods “Well, somebody’s not telling and he would rubber-stamp them. white case,” Schumer said, sometimes indicate whether the tion of the iaw. dispose of their needles. people dispose of the needle and about two years ago as AIDS quite a storm surge, of 7 to 10 the only highway between the Nugent said. But Ms. Dean said Pierce was machine should sign his full nominations has been from anti­ the truth,” said Rep. Charles Ms, Dean, in her appearance indecency groups who think the The nominees face a host of "It’s been a nightmare,” said syringe “in a way that it can’t be became a concern, Yeager said. Schumer, D-N.Y., who brought calling the shots, in testimony name, or just “Sam.” Shelley Yeager, director of the before the House panel two FCC hasn’t been tough enough on important issues, such as the used again,” Kahn said. All needles now are thrown in up testimony given in 1987 by under oath two years ago at a months ago, declined to testify, Schumer also brought out a 1986 government role in fostering Clara Barton camp at Oxford in Acquired immune deficiency special plastic medical waste Senate hearing considering her broadcast smut and that Presi­ Deborah Gore Dean, former citing her Fifth Amendment right report by the Office of Govern­ dent Bush didn’t seek out nomi­ international conrtpetitiveness in central Massachusetts. “We’ve syndrome has heightened con­ containers placed around the executive assistant to Pierce at nomination to be an assistant ment Ethics that condemned the really had to be very careful.” against self-incrimination. nees who were more likely to take areas such as high-definition cern about medical waste be­ camp. This year, the camp built a the Department of Housing and housing secretary. In August 1987, Ms. Dean told a way federal ethics laws were television: further deregulation About 115 campers and counse­ cause the disease can be trans­ shed on the soccer field just to ’’All funding decisions are a hard line against indecency. Urban Development. Senate panel that she did not enforced at HUD. Hollings. Gore and others hit of the telephone industry: re­ lors give themselves injections, mitted through contaminated house the disposable containers. Schumer suggested Monday made by the secretary,” she some as often as four times a day, approve projects on her own. “HUD’S ethics program is one hard on TV indecency, noting that regulating cable television: and hypodermic needles. AIDS, Doctors pick them up periodi­ that Ms. Dean, who is refusing to testified. "We do recommend to assignment of the airwaves to Yeager said. In addition, the which attacks the body’s immune cally and take them back to a him areas of concern. Many "Have you ever approved a of the most ill-managed this team until Congress stepped in to ban testify in Congress’ investigation all indecent TV programs in 1988, competing businesses such as camp uses about 600 lancets daily system, also can be transmitted hospital where they are des­ of the HUD scandal, lied under times we are overruled.” Ms. grant in the secretary’s name, has ever seen in a major using his autopen, or whatever, department.” the report said. the FCC had established a "safe cellular telephones and direct to test campers’ blood sugar. through sexual contact. troyed, Yeager said. oath in 1987. Dean did not win Senate broadcast sateilites. There are an estimated 11 The EPA drew up new rules on The Becton Dickinson Co. of confirmation. without formally seeking his Schumer introduced the report harbor ” for such shows from Pierce has told a House sub­ as John Knapp, former HUD midnight to 6 a.m. when children million diabetics nationwide, of how hospitals dispose of medical Franklin Lakes, N.J., donates the committee investigating allega­ Schumer said the testimony of approval?” then-Sen. William whom about 2.5 million give waste after many U.S. beaches needle containers, worth about $2 Ms. Dean and Pierce represented Proxmire, D-Wis., had asked Ms. general counsel who oversaw the were presumed not to be Sand-bubbler crabs absorb ox­ tions of corruption and influence­ watching. ygen through disks on each of themselves insulin shots each were fouled last summer. each. The camp uses about 20 peddling at HUD that he took no a "direct, and I would say Dean. ethics program, testified a se­ day. said Richard Kahn, chief The Massachusetts Depart­ containers a week, Yeager said. immutable, contradiction.” "No, sir,” she replied. cond time before the "Garbage is garbage regard­ their 10 legs, says National part in funding decisions at the subcommittee. less of the time of day,” Hollings Geographic World. scientific and medical officer for ment of Public Health has Some companies are consider­ agency. He headed HUD during Schumer and Rep. Tom Lantos, But the House panel has heard the American Diabetes Associa­ adopted new regulations on the ing offering disposal services to tion in Alexandria, Va. disposal of infectious waste that individual diabetics. The Environmental Protection take effect next week, but like the Becton Dickinson sells needle Build Your Future at Agency is working on a brochure federal rules, they don’t apply to containers to doctors and hospi­ '•>Q President looking advising diabetics of the best way household waste, said the depart­ tals but may develop a container to dispose of needles, said Robin ment’s A1 Comproni. for home use, said Linda Schmitt, Woods, a spokeswoman for the The regulations require hospi- an assistant product manager. Touch for vote on Lucas Manchester WASHINGTON (AP) - The Civil rights groups have cam­ Vatican seizes opportunity Bush administration says it paigned against Lucas, saying he Community .7 wants a Senate floor vote this lacks experience. 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S r - '- - ' 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug 1 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 1, 1989 — 9 A OPINION Open Forum Some tales fall between the lines Committee proud our kitchen sinks when he was working on them, I recall him By Marie P. Grady raise a stink like one that had never been between the lines of newspaper stories. They come from the people whose lives A of Fourth work accepting our thanks with words raised before. have somehow fallen in between the cracks Ruling on Changes like, “ I just did it to get out of the I could smell it even That was several months ago. I haven’t of society. house.” Or — “ I needed the before I was close enough heard from him since. Each of these three men had a story to experience.” to shake his hand. It was This man, who said his name is Jeff, is not Editor’s note: The following tell, even if it wasn’t a story that could be He was my Will Rogers and I ’m the smell of anger and the only one whose story did not make this also was mailed to Mayor Peter verified. And they wanted vindication of needed sure yours also. These past two despair laced with alco­ newspaper. abortion is P. DiRosa Jr. and members of the some kind, some sort of proof that someone months I probably saw Herm hol. At the front of the There are others, including a man who Board of Directors: out there did care about whether they lived more than I had in years. I sought Herald office, a bearded wanted to pay us $300 for a story proving his his counsel as a retiree. On the wife was to blame in a domestic dispute and or died. To the Editor: man in tattered clothing quickly one hand he would say, “ How another who said he was recovering from a They came to a newspaper for that was waiting to settle a ‘om inous’ many times can you mow the nervous breakdown and wanted to recount vindication and didn’t get what they were A little over seven years ago we score. lawn?” And then he would say he his earlier days playing opposite Jimmy looking for. But they didn’t leave us were honored to be appointed by He was homeless and he was mad. had finished all his woodworking The staff of the Samaritan Shelter on Cagney in vaudeville. empty-handed. The U.S. Supreme Court has struck the first By Jack Anderson the Board of Directors to the Now, when we write a story about the projects and would probably look Main Street kicked him out every morning The first man said his wife had told police u and Dale Van Atta newly formed Independence Day homeless, we may think of Jeff. Maybe, the of what may be a series of blows diminishing a for work soon. onto the streets of Manchester, he said. he raped her in order to keep him out of the rj Celebration Committee. Our story will be a little different. woman’s right to an abortion. Indeed, that I would like the world to know This, despite the fact that he was sick. house. He was seeing two psychiatrists, he MOSCOW — How long can Mikhail charge was to provide a fitting Maybe our stories on the mentally ill will he was indeed a “ master wood­ “ I could die out there,” he said, as his said, who could prove, that “ I ’m not was the message of Justice Harry A. Gorbachev stay in power if he doesn’t and proper celebration of our be less about the number of mentally ill and worker.” Any of you that were blood-shot eyes measured the extent of my crazy.” Blackmun’s dissent in which he warned that upgrade the Soviet standard of living? nation’s birthday. On July 1, we more about the men and women who suffer privileged to see his cellar sympathy. “ They shouldn’t be able to do The second man said he was calling from “ signs are evident and very ominous’’ that the “ Not long,” is the answer of someone completed our sixth consecutive, from the malady. workshop will understand me. this.” the psychiatric ward at Manchester Mem­ who knows — Boris Yeltsin. highly successful celebration. Then again, these stories we have heard court will ultimately move to reverse its 1973 His ultimate desire was to add on This man had made $300,000 last year, he orial Hospital. His voice sounded suspi­ The 58-year-old people’s deputy Both of us have served on many might not mean anything. Maybe we’ll decision making abortion legal in most cases. a workshop to his garage. This said, before he lost it all in bad business ciously young for a man who played in from Moscow was recently named the committees, but we both agree forget about the people as we race to get the was his last project. deals. vaudeville. With its ruling, what the court has done for second most popular person in his we have never worked with a stories, as we so often do. John Krinjak told me they were He wanted the Herald to do an expose on When he called the third time, I told a certain is convert the abortion issue from a country by a Soviet opinion poll. harder working group of people We would be less than honest if we said we working side by side on the the treatment of the homeless in Manches­ reporter to tell him we might be interested Gorbachev tops the list, and Yeltsin, a than the celebration committee. hadn’t lost some degree of sensitivity in the moral to a political debate. By upholding key garage, ringing wet with perspi­ ter, I told him it was my understanding that in the story if the nurse or doctor in charge fan of perestroika, isn’t looking to While we often hear criticism of daily morass of headlines that serve as portions of a Missouri law placing restrictions ration and their faces beet red the shelter was only an interim arrange­ of the psychiatric unit called to say it was change the order soon. But Yeltsin is town employees, many of our enticing invitations to read about the on abortion, the high court has guaranteed from the intense heat. He remem­ ment for the town’s homeless and sug­ all right with them. also a realist. “ Even now (Gorba­ committee members were town horrors of our times. bered “ Min” looking at him and gested he contact the town Social Services I also suggested that we might be that the abortion debate will be reopened in chev) is losing his popularity in this employees who freely gave of But when we do forget, there will always saying, “ John, doesn’t retire­ Department, which might be able to interested after he had made a full recovery each of the state’s 50 legislatures. country. His popularity outside the their time and talents. Also, be another Jeff to remind us. Even if he isn’t ment beat working for a living?” arrange for hospital treatment and help and could present us proof of his vaudeville country is much greater than it is worthy of note for his contribu­ close enough to shake our hands. A survey of state legislators done by the I understand the good Lord has him find more permanent living days. inside. Within the country, people tions is the hard-working Dutch Register earlier this year found that a had a few problems recently. arrangements. That was several months ago, I haven’t don’t appreciate him as much,” Fogarty. Of course, the usual majority would vote to keep abortions legal Now that Herm is there. I ’m sure He was not satisfied. He would tell his heard from him since. Marie P. Grady is city editor of the Yeltsin told us in a recent interview. cooperation of the Manchester he’ll say, “ I ’ll give you a hand.” story to another newspaper, he said, and These are the tales that somehow fall Manchester Herald. here and continue paying for the abortions of He offered the reasons for his own Community College personnel women on welfare. popularity as evidence that Gorba­ was always appreciated. Howard and Jeanne Lappen The legislators didn’t have to go on the chev is slipping. The people of We feel the celebration is in 56 Shoddy Mill Road, record when they answered our survey. They Moscow elected him to their congress capable hands to continue to be Bolton Union poses work hazards because he has openly critized Gorba­ may find it difficult to publicly hold their the most popular event held in Court victory could be lost In states chev and the Politburo, and because Manchester. And. as you are ground if the Supreme Court continues to chip Yeltsin has been officially denounced By Tom Tiede aware, this special day has been Take boat launch away at a woman’s right to choose an The union is not asking for more and treats him well. in return. accomplished with contributions abortion. money (local members already make He is concerned about the nega­ It was not always that way. and volunteers and. as a result, at from state control By Mike Feinsllber Strong grassroots support is needed from CLEVELAND, Va. — Going to work $600 a week), rather it is demanding tives, however. Adams says he does Gorbachev plucked Yeltsin out of no cost to the taxpayer, a major each day is everywhere thought to be “ better treatment” in terms of job not have so many friends that he can obscurity and made him the Moscow those who support women’s right to choose. In accomplishment and a tribute to To the Editor: WASHINGTON - The anti­ something of an occupational hazard. scheduling and benefit packages. afford to lose any. He also says he party boss in 1985. But Yeltsin pushed the volunteers. the past, that has been notably lacking, abortion movement won a victory But consider Bill Adams. When he This means the real issue in the regrets being snubbed in the shopping for reforms faster than his mentor Unfortunately, the time has Years ago, Coventry’s town in the Supreme Court that it may particularly compared to the vocal and arrives at his job at the Pittston Coal matter is union influence. The UMW centers, where most merchants say could deliver, and Gorbachev dis­ come for both of us to pass the officials were clobbered by resi­ yet cometo rue. It could loseinthe dedicated work of those who want to limit or Co., he is greeted with catcalls, believes it must win to preserve its they support the strike. Then there is missed him from the Politburo in late baton on to our successors. dents living on Lake Wangum- legislatures what it won in the ban abortion. threats, obscene gestures, boos, tenuous hold on its membership. The the violence. Adams claims he never 1987. When Muscovites had a chance Although the 1989 event will be baug’s shores and adjoining court. hisses, folded fists and Bronx cheers. UMW is a steadily shrinking organiza­ knows what is going to happen next. Those who support a woman’s right to to elect a people’s deputy this year, our last in our present capacity, precincts. First, it was the matter The court gavestates additional Worse, his car might be blocked at tion. Non-union workers presently He says the replacement workers Yeltsin got 90 percent of the vote. we, of course, will always be of E coli in the lake water — some, power to regulate abortion. The control her destiny in Connecticut should the entrance to the plant. Or it might handle 65 percent of the soft coal have been beaten, stoned and terro­ Mentor and protege now maintain a available if needed. possibly coming from inadequate effect was to make abortion a live insist on knowing the views of political be pelted with eggs and vegetables. In mined in Am erica. It might be said the rized at the point of guns. He says polite distance. The celebration would never septic systems (or none at all) in political issue on which candi­ candidates’ views on abortion and then work some cases, a mob of men may rock fight with Pittston is one for survival. strikers have intimidated the work surrounding “ developments.” Yeltsin explained that he and have been possible without the dates must take stands and on the vehicle back and forth, in So. the strike breakers are seen as a crews with dynamite blasts, in some Some, from migrating ducks. which voters will make decisions. for the election of candidates who are Gorbachev were never friends: “ Our full support of the Board of attempts to turn it over, and, if a particularly evil menace this time instances, and set the trucks they After more than two decades of Abortion now could become the unwilling to turn back the clock on abortion. relations were warm, but official. We Directors. We thank you for your window is down, there have been around. They keep the coal company drive on fire. The situation is so bad, battling, a town sewer system has sort of “ hot button” issue that never had many private meetings: we outstanding cooperation and the Political activism is the best protection occasions when people have reached in business and also affect the union he goes on, that some strike breakers about licked the septic problem, motivates people to vote on the never drank together. ” The high point trust you placed in us. against returning to an era of unnecessary inside to grab the driver by the throat. position at the bargaining table. In spend th eir nights in locked and if there are any migrating basis of a candidate’s positionon a in their “ good times together,” as A special thanks to everyone at What’s going on here? Bill Adams is other words, they can conceivably compounds. duck flocks, they now avoid the anguish, back alley abortions for the poor and Yeltsin calls it, was in 1986 when the Herald for the excellent single issue. one of the non-union employees who destroy the objectives of the strike, And there’s no quick end to it in lake. Until now, people who felt medically safe abortions only for those rich Yeltsin was cleaning house for coverage and cooperation over are crossing the picket lines of the and in that event the suffering of the sight. Indeed, some striking miners Then there was the snowmobile comfortable with the court’s Roe enough to afford them. Gorbachev in the Moscow party the years. United Mine Workers strike against rank and file would be for nothing. say it will ever be like this for Bill problem — but that finally went vs. Wade decision legalizing Pittston. The company calls him a organization. — New Haven Register Small wonder they hate Bill Adams Adams. Charles Atkins says the union Nate Agostinelli away as the fad died out. abortion had no reason to make a replacement worker, he calls himself then. The men sitting in the picket will not forget the replacement Yeltsin became impatient with the Chairman The problem of power boats voting booth decision on that a man trying to earn a living, but the shacks say he is singled out for special workers even when the job stop is pace of perestroika and began to Richard Carter remains, thanks to the state boat basis. They liked the status quo, embittered strikers refer to him as a 1989 by NEA Inc resentment because he is a local over: “ These local scabs, well, grouse publicly. He had been Gorba­ Treasurer launch area. It grows worse and it didn’t appear to be contemptible scab. resident. Many of the replacement they’re gonna have to live with what chev’s advance man, but he went too Independence Day every year. threatened. The strikers say a scab is a person workers have been hired from some­ they did all their lives.” far out on the limb and Gorbachev Celebration Committee When in the Legislature, I The court’s 5-4 decision this who takes a union man’s job during a where else (some of them are That is if they live at all. Bill Adams sawed it off. Manchester introduced bills to return the then summer threatens it. So does the work action — they are therefore and professional “scabs” ), but Adams is beginning to wonder. He says he’s two state boat launchs to the prospect -that Supreme Court Before the court ruled, people But now that abortion is a live taken away.” Sabato says. After that “ crisis in our relations.” in addition defined as thieves. Several lives in the midst of the union already been fired at with a rifle, and town. That, at Avery shores, was decisions in three more abortion opposed to abortion saw Roe vs. So far, the evidence tilts toward Yeltsin said, there was no need to see politicalissue, it will hurt Republi­ hundred of thj workers have replaced members. he worries every time he gets on a eliminated — over the strenuous cases next year will permit Wade as a fact of life. “ They used cans. The GOP’s anti-abortion Sabato’s side of the argument. the 1,600 miners who have walked out One striker says he used to go road in the hills. He says the strikers each other. Then this spring, when “Hank’s” memory objections of the Department of further restrictions on abortion. to say, ‘We don’t like it. but what position will drive away subur­ In New Jersey and Virginia, the on Pittston, and the sentiment against fishing with him. Another adds that he forced him off the highway a few Yeltsin won a seat in the congress, he Environmental Protection whose Political scientist Larry Sabato can we do?” ’ Bauer says. banites and young people, hesays. two states electing governors this them is so high that some of them fear and Adams are neighbors. Everyone weeks ago, it was on a ridge, and he was summoned to a two-hour meeting will live forever “ mu.scle” flexed against various of the University of Virginia, an Now they know what they can Suburbanites and the young year, the Democratic candidates for their lives. says they avoid him now, and so do might easily have tumbled to death in with Gorbachev — a reconciliation of legislative committee chairmen. expert on campaigns and elec­ do: elect anti-abortion candidates have been tilting toward the are putting new emphasis on their Union sentiment is always high their wives and families. “ People in the hollow below. sorts. Yeltsin said there are still To the Editor: Department pressure prevailed, tions, says he is convinced that the to state legislatures. Republicans. They are conserva­ pro-abortion rights stands and the against strike breakers, of course. the mountains know what the strike is And that’s not the worst of it, he “ many problems on which we have and the area at Cross/Lake Street vast majority of Americans are in But the dilemma, he says, will tive on economic issues and Republican candidates, Virgi­ But it is particularly true in this for,” notes Charles Atkins. “ If you’re different points of view.” I am sure there are many of us continues. The evenings are the worst was returned when the commit­ neither camp on the abortion issue chiefly be that of the Democrats. libertarian — keep government nia’s J. Marshall Coleman and revolt. The dispute with Pittston a scab, you ain’t no better than a that have beautiful stories to tell of it. Sometimes when he goes home at A committed Communist, Yeltsin tee bill came out. and uneasy with both. The Democratic Party wants to out of it — on social issues. New Jersey’s James Courier, began in early spring; it’s the longest traitor around here.” about our good friend Herman, night, after work, he thinks he hears still thinks he can learn from the West. Wangumbaug is one of the “ People are generally troubled bring back the Northeastern He expects that the abortion have been waffling on previous UMW action in more than a decade; For his part. Bill Adams claims he people moving around in the dark. He “ Hank” . Min. Passcantell. He He told us it was painful for him and state’s few beautiful, spring-fed by abortion,” he says. “ They find Roman Catholic votersandSouth- rights forces will grow, that hardline, anti-abortion stands. and. even with $200 a week in union has heard the insults so often he is says the only thing he can do then is had so many different names other Soviet leaders to admit that the deep lakes — a magnificent it very unsavory. On the other ern Protestant voters who had driving the issue into politics “ will President Bush, whose 1988 plat­ aid, many strikers say they are selling almost used to them. Yet they are not get a shotgun, sit in a chair by the over the years we were privileged West was not dying, as Leonid natural body of water. With the hand, most people are reluctant to been wooed away and now feel push some peopleoff the fence and form took an anti-abortion stand, their cars and homes to get by. at any rate compelling. He points out window and stay up until the sun to know him. Brezhnev and others had predicted. boat pandemonium now churning impose their own moral code on comfortable with the Republi­ into the pro-choice camp, espe­ has been quiet about abortion Besides this, the UMW says the that he is an American citizen in good comes out again. I would love to share some of “ We had to accept that Western these waters: fish are disappear­ everyone else.” cans. These folks oppose abortion cially young wc-mevt who fear their since the court ruled. strike is an especially crucial one. standing, and that gives him the right my experiences with Hank from "Johnny is like a radio talk show host — democracy was flourishing, that it ing along with the natural biologi­ The consequence he foresees is and will oppose Democrats who rights might be intringed on. Because the issues involved go to the to work wherever he wants. He says Tom Tiede is a syndicated colum­ was far from dead,” he said. “ And the ’50s until as recently as early he knows EVERYTHING'" cal systems that sustain such a that abortion will be tightly support abortion. When abortion was a theoreti­ Mike Feinsllber writes for the core of management-labor relations. Pittston pays him a tidy $14 an hour nist. now we should take everything that is in July. body. Noise is worse than ever. regulated in those states where Sabato doesn t disagree. That s cal concern it was much more Associated Press. He has covered From Manchester to South useful from them and elsewhere and Macho “ captains” of all stripes public opinion is clearly against it, the downside for the Democrats, unsavory than when framed as an the news in Washington for 20 Windsor and Bolton, where we not be so proud of ourselves and our and ages keep the place in and loosely regulated in states he says. individual right that might be years. presently reside, we have memo­ way.” turmoil, weekends, and evenings. where it cuts the other way. ries etched in stone. Actually it is Open Forum Coves all have oil-slicked waters! In the battleground states, Trying to jerry-build a new social­ concrete, either in sidewalks, If there is any genuine sensitiv­ where opinion is closely divided — ism has its problems, Yeltsin noted driveways or a garage floor. ity about “ environment” among he lists Louisiana, Pennsylvania, with a laugh. For instance, the Soviets What beautiful memories! our elected town officials, and Minnesota, Mississippi as among ments made. have been debating for three months realize that someone, in my period of prevent what could have been an even In South Windsor. 30 odd years area legislators, and the towns the key ones — “ my guess is that Theft won’t change From discussions with several of the about how much to pay their newly pain and sadness, compounded the more embarrassing situtation through­ ago, I knocked myself out laying (people in general), the time is they will not regulate abortion nearly 50 people who were waiting on the elected people’s deputies — some­ problem by a theft. out the 18 holes, had they been permitted out forms for a sidewalk around fast running out to save the lake more stringently than now,” faith in mankind first tee, who witnessed the entire where around $600 a month. So Yeltsin our home. When Hank arrived to to continue. from this terminal onslaught. Sabato says. The theft caused me to make numer­ episode, it is apparent that their versions has had to live on his wife’s check it out form e, his first words To the Editor: ous calls to cancel the credit cards and In restrospect, as we see a determina­ Simply put, remove the boat A dissenting view comes from do not corroborate the letter of com­ $150-a-month pension. He didn’t hesi­ were, “ I’ve seen wider bicycle CALL THE REAL POWER stop payment on all stolen checks. I did tion to blow up the importance of this launch from state control. It can Gary Bauer, former domestic EXTERIOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICE plaint, except in two respects; first, the tate to compare that to “ your paths, Howard.” WASHING PROFESSIONALS. Those of you who sa w the picture of the not need this additional burden. To the incident out of all reasonable propor­ be done, and must be done! policy adviser to President Rea­ daughter did in fact fail to hit the ball in congressmen’s $84,000 a year.” That was just one of the many automobile accident in the Herald on tions, one cannot but wonder at whether gan, now president of the Family per.son who took the items, let me say some six to 10 swings, and secondly, both quotes he was noted for. When the July 20 were no doubt aware of the pain that I am doing all I can to prevent his there is more here than meets the eye. Yeltsin has frequently criticized the Jesse A. Brainard Research Council, a conservative ladies were very upset, presumably and concrete arrived, he had to and sadness of the incident. 1000 South St., lobby and think tank. gaining anything from his despicable justifiably by her failure to do so. Politburo’s economic reform plans, I was one of the operators involved and John L. Pickens threaten me like a Marine drill Coventry HOUSE WASHING but he was reluctant to share with us Bauer, like Sabato, expects the act. His act added to the gloom of the Admittedly, there were some laughs and instructor to convince me to move I would like to bring up three points. day. 206 Ferguson Road any of his own. “ It’s too big and abortion rights people to get more comments made; this was in no sense quickly. I can remember conri- ALUMINUM • VINYL • WOOD • BRICK • CEDAR • SHAKES Fir.st, I wore a seatbelt at the time and Manchester interconnected,” he said, using the involved in politics, but he also But again, I have greater faith in intended to be rude or unfriendly but ments such as, "Concrete is by seeing the marks left on my body by verbal dodge of seasoned Western Herald staff are expects the anti-abortion people REMOVES HARMFUL OXIDATION-MILDEW rather the typical reactions expected on unforgiving. What you see is what the restraining left, I am deeply aware mankind. Thanks to the helpful people, to increase their political activity. any golf course where the players are in politicians. “ We do not have time to hch Includes: Plexl-Guard Surface Sealant that the belt probably saved my life and thanks for a job well done. I wish I could get into it now.” you get.” worthy of praise For them, abortion always was a name you all but I can’t. fact very informal and friendly. Media are praised On many projects we worked MO BILE W ASH ihc •fully insured • environmentally safe definitely prevented more serious injur­ hot button issue; now the button is on, one of his favorite quotes (and To the Editor: ies. I did receive a fractured breast bone Nor did the golfers who followed them Even though he predicts tough hotter. 203-644-8134 [free estimate^ for sensitivity times ahead for Gorbachev. Yeltsin mine), was “ Andy Ansaldi (the East of the River but it could have been so much worse if Roger Lemelin down the first fairway detect any Thank you so much for the not fatal. said the Soviet leader would not be builder) has nothing to fear from 41 Teresa Rd., improvement on the second tee, where To the Editor: you, Howard.” Just two years in-depth article on me and Secondly. I was treated so well by Mrs. Street says they “ began to move forced into a Khrushchev-style disap­ Just Follow These Directions- Manchester pearing act if he failed to deliver. He ago, our garage floor was poured chronobiology published in Fo­ many people at the scene of the accident, quickly.” cus, Saturday, May 27. Nancy I would like to take this opportunity to would simply remain a leader with no in Bolton on a Saturday morning. Wti^dsof loicAs while I was being taken to the hospital Concelman did an excellent job of It was a mistake to permit them to tee publicly thank the management, repor­ power. “ The powers will balance It was just before a terrible i $ and at the ho.spital, that I can’t possibly accurate reporting, making a off at all, since their starting time was ters and newsroom staff of WFSB-TV, under the present system,” Yeltsin downpour of rain. My wife and thank them enough. When I opened my human interest story. made for a threesome: they should have Channel 3, fortheirhandling of the tragic said. “ The party can be balanced even son, along with Hank and I, eyes. I could see Manchester Fire More than meets Patrick Flynn’s patience and been required to wait, just like anyone plane crash where our friend, Walt in a time of crisis.” frantically tried to cover the it’s / Department per.sonnel on all sides of me creativity got some good “ shots’. else, to make up a threesome or Williams, lost his life. pock-marked floor with plastic to in the car The ambulance people, the eye in gripe Keep up the good work. blueberry foursome, which might have been save what we could of the hard e.specially Officer Howard Bealer, the This was a very difficult time for his To the Editor: difficult when the additions observed the Going first class day’s work. hospital personnel and Dr. Brown in the family and friends, and Channel 3 was Gail P.T. Slover ^tim e! first few whiffs. The place to learn the A few minutes later after we did emergency room were terrific and patient, compassionate and helpful to all The State Department inspector 20-C Esquire Dr., After the July 20 letter from V.B. basics of golf is in a practice area, of everything we could possibly do, sympathetic in my sadness and anxiety. of us. Unlike other media in the area, general has blown the whistle on the Manchester Thirdly, between the time of the Street appeared in the Manchester which there are several in the area, five-star travel habits of diplomats. we sat in his truck watching the Herald several people asked me, “ When they were very sensitive to our needs and cloudburst. Herm looked at me P.S. Gini Perlman, hyponosis accident and the time my son went to the although regrettably not at Manchester grief while reporting their news. An inspector general’s report says the is someone going to respond to these Country Club. and said, “ You must have done consultant. 3 Sanford Drive would garage where the car was towed (that department could save $2.2 million in make a good Focus article. same day), my check book and charge ridiculous charges?” I do not speak for the first year if it simply told something pretty bad to have When play is as heavy as it is at the I’d also like to thank the Manchester cards were stolen from the glove the Manchester Country Club, but after diplomats to steer clear of luxury offended Him that much.” Every­ Manchester Country Club, in this case Herald for its help and understanding compartment. It was doubly sad to me to seeing another letter of July 26 in the day as I walk through my garage, PICK YOUR OWN with more than two hours of starting during this time. It’s nice to know that accommodations. The department Journal Inquirer I feel some reply is has now cut the per diem rates for I think of him. He is the kind of Letters to the editor times committed to follow these ladies. I there are still some local news media essential to clarify any misconceptions many cities. The official daily travel man who gave advice freely, but The Manchester Herald wel­ doubt that you will find any course, that believe in and carryout responsible DZEN BLUEBERRY HILL that may have been created. allowance in Hong Kong, for example, it never ended with the advice. comes original letters to the public or private, that would allow journalism, and not sensationalism at :!iHanrliPBtpr i^fra!^ Letters such as these trouble me. as was dropped from $169 to $149’ One of his favorite quotes was, Barber Hill Road players of this caliber to hold up other the expense of tragic events in people’s editor. they do any conscientious member of the Travelers to London are now expected “ I ’ll give you a hand.” The hand South WIndaor - East WIndeor Town Line Founded in 1B81 players who have mastered at least the lives. Thank you again. The Herald reserves the right club. If the statements are true, we are to get by on $176 a day instead of $212. he gave was usually the project PFN'IA M SieFFtRT ...... Publisher also anxious to see that some kind of fundamentals of the game, and who have boss and he worked harder than I to edit letters in the interests of Mon. • Fri. 8 a.m.-Noon Csll: GIKiRGlf T. CHAPPELL...... Editor corrective action is taken, but first we also paid their fees to play. did or could and he had me by a brevity, clarity and taste. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Lisa CollleF MARIE P GRADV...... City Editor have to get at the truth, which is Upon recognizing the situation, which few years. Address letters to: Open Fo­ 8 a.m.-3 p.m. 211 Parker Street ALEXANDER GIRELLI.... Associate Editor frequently hard to dig out of the he had no way of knowing in advance, Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta As 1 think back over the years rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. 8 a.m.-Noon 644-2478 Manchester generalizations and irrelevant com­ Mr. DiNicolo took prompt action to are syndicated columnists. that his feet stuck out from under Box 591, Manchester 06040.

' I 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuosd;iv. Aiitr I 1989 Iflaiirlirslrr Hrrali'i Murder convictions upheld Bush LOCAL Section 2, Page 11 HARTFORD (A P) — The state Supreme Court From page 1 has upheld the convictions of three men accused Tuesday, Aug. 1, 1989 of four murders, including a Hartford man SPORTS m m ESTATE convicted of murders that occurred within three said showed his execution. The Earlier, Dole, R-Kan., had ping in February 1988. Rep. weeks of each other in 1984. president met with his top advis­ criticized Israel for its role in Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., said Two killed in accident The high court Monday rejected claims of trial ers before briefing congressional touching off the crisis. Declaring blaming Israel for Higgins’ death court errors raised by Graylon Shannon of WOLCOTT (A P) — A man and a woman who leaders Monday night. that Israel launched the com­ would be "turning the world on its Hartford, now serving a 60-year sentence in the While Bush publicly said he had mando raid to abduct Obeid were riding double on a motorcycle were killed shooting deaths of Caspar Munoz, who was killed For Sherman, head.” no independent confirmation of without forewarning the United One administration source, when they crashed into a cluster of trees. Wolcott after withdrawing money from an automatic police said. Higgins’ death, Senate Republi­ States, Dole said, “ Perhaps a speaking on condition of anonym­ bank teller, and Leon Walker, a Hartford cab can leader Bob Dole said the little more responsibility on be­ ity, said U.S. officials had more Peter Marcisak, 20, of Waterbury and Lori driver. president told the lawmakers that half of the Israelis would be meetings planned on the crisis, Sheldon, 21, of Wolcott, were taken to St. M ary’s In another case, the Supreme Court upheld the it was catch “it’s about a 98 percent probabil­ refreshing.” and it was premature to say Bush Hospital in Waterbury, where they were conviction of Eugene Oehman in the 1986 pronounced dead, police said. They said the ^ .4 ity” that Higgins had indeed been At the White House, spokesman had ruled out military retaliation shooting death of John Lyons in West Haven. accident occurred about 6:30 p,m, Sunday, killed. Marlin Fitzwater said, without or rescue missions. Testimony at Oehman’s trial indicated he was Senate Intelligence Committee elaborating, " I t ’s fair to say that The White House made clear to having an affair with Lyons’ wife. In the third case, the Supreme Court ruled that of the year Chairman David Boren, D-Okla., many people do share the sena­ congressional leaders that the Hartford manager resigns said Bush was considering "sev­ tor’s concerns.” United States had been kept in the Jose L. Cruz was properly convicted in the 1986 shooting death of Walter Cothran Jr. at a eral options” to respond to Israeli officials rejected criti­ dark about Israel’s plan to kidnap HARTFORD (AP) — City Manager Alfred A. L O S A N ­ Bridgeport apartment complex. Higgins’ death. But like other cism of their commando raid, Obeid on Friday, according to one Gatta has announced his resignation, citing a GELES - The lawmakers at Monday night’s saying Obeid had helped plan and lawmaker who attended the need to devote more time to his family after ball was right nearly five years in the job. meeting, he declined to identify carry out several terrorist opera­ briefing. there where it them. Gatta, 45, a native of New Jersey, has held tions including Higgins’ kidnap- Israel says Obeid is a leader of Library has CDs had to be. It various government posts in New Jersey, a pro-Iranian group that is floated toward Massachusetts and Connecticut over a 22-year- The Andover Public Library has received a Jim Murray holding foreign hostages in Le­ the receiver’s career as a civil servant. His resignation as banon. An Israeli Army spokes­ packet of 30 compact discs ready for loan to chest. He only ^ -1 Hartford’s city manager, announced Monday, patrons. They are borrowed from the Connecti­ man said Obeid admitted he was had to leap Leaders will be effective Dec. 31. cut State Library for three months. The CDs involved in Higgins’ kidnapping. three feet for­ Gatta was appointed to the city manager’s post include classical recordings and contemporay The lawmakers who left the ward, tuck it in m iA i From page 1 in October 1984. Among his accomplishments in popular music. White House Monday evening a n d dash the job, Gatta said he oversaw the first ’The temporary collection of CDs will help the said the president was still trying across the goal line six-yards many great moments in Trojan- reorganization of the city government since the library decide whether there is a demand for a reports were true, “ this is cold­ his captors killed the American to gather the facts. away. Irish history. The Kick is one of 1940s, producing a "professional and apolitical permanent collection. The library is open blooded murder, brazen savag­ last year. “ The president made it very Rod Sherman put the ball them. That would be the fourth- city administration.” Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 3to 9 p.m. ery of the worst sort and quite “ If it is true, the news of the clear until the facts are known, at away, wheeled and streaked quarter field goal Johnny Baker Gatta said he has no specific plans about what and Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. unforgivable.” murder of Col. Higgins can only least more facts than we have through the end zone trum- he will do when he leaves the post. kicked to win the 1931 game at Syria, which supported Iran in inspire a sentiment of horror,” now, there’s no way you can make phantly. Behind him, the burned South Bend and end a 2‘A-year its war with Iraq, said: "Killing France’s Foreign Ministry said. a definitive decision,” said Rep. Security increased at park defender clasped his hands to his undefeated streak by Notre Higgins, who was not guilty of Nasouh Majali, Jordan’s infor­ William L. Dickinson, R-Ala., the Coventry school gets poet forehead and moaned. On the Dame. anything, is a crime that violates mation minister, said "This is ranking Republican on the House BOLTON — The town will increase police sideline, his coach did the same But The Catch is another of all humanitarian principles and horrible.” Before the report that Armed Services Committee. Coventry Grammar School has received an patrols and protection at Indian Notch Park due thing and Life Magazine forever them. It is frozen in time. One of norms.” Higgins had been killed, Majali But Senate Majority Leader artist in residency grant of $1,500 from the to an increased number of visitors. First captured the instant in a full-page the watershed moments in the Iran did not comment imme­ called the abduction of Obeid "an George Mitchell said, "The presi­ Connecticut Commission on the Arts for a Selectman Robert Morra said. photo. 60-game rivalry that had many of diately on the death report. act of terror.” The Israelis “ are dent strongly reaffirmed his residency by Sue Ellen Thompson in poetry. The More constables will be on duty at the park and When you beat Notre Dame them. Earlier, Foreign Minister Ali condemning terror and they are belief ... of not negotiating with residency will give students a chance to meet there will be police on foot patrols around and with a touchdown with a minute to The picture of that historic Akbar Velayati said the threat to using the same means,” he said. terrorists under any circumstan­ Thompson through assemblies and class within the park. The town has also asked state play, you never forget it. In this reception by No. 12 hangs in Higgins “ has nothing to do with Foreign Minister Sten Anders- ces and his strong intention not to sessions. police to provide a narcotics dog to patrol the case, neither did anyone else. Heritage Hall but it’s engraved on us,” but added that Israel should son of Sweden said killing Higgins do so in this instance.” The commission awarded $210,850 to 64 park randomly on weekends. The time was 1964, the circum­ every fan’s heart everywhere. be pressed to release Obeid. "W e was “ a heinous crime” that Higgins, 44, was kidnapped non-profit organizations and schools throughout Morra said there have been no serious stances were these: Notre Dame, Rod Sherman, who caught that Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald condemn any kind of kidnapping should be condemned along with while serving with a United the state at its May 11 meeting. problems this summer. in Coach Ara Perseghian’s first memorable pass, came to USC as or death threat,” he said. Obeid’s abduction. Nations peacekeeping force. season, was undefeated. It’s a quarterback. He had played CELEBRATION TIME — Manchester Legion coach Dave Rockville, 9-1, Monday night to clinch its second straight Many officials questioned the student body was shrieking that position in high school and at Morency, left, gets set to join his team after Post 102 beat Zone Eight championship. veracity of the claim Higgins was "W e’re No. 1!’’ and so were the UCLA for one abortive year. killed Monday, which was accom­ Cadillac alumni in the stands. It But, at USC, they already had a panied by a poor quality video­ Mayors led all the polls, it had rolled over quarterback, Craig Ferting, and. tape showing a man hanging from nine opponents without even with 9.8 speed in the hundred, a scaffold. From page 1 breathing hard. It had a Heisman Sherman looked to Trojan Coach There have been reports that Trophy winner at quarterback John McKay like a better bet at Legion clinches Zone title (John Huarte), it had an all-world flanker. fines federal and state agencies tackle (Alan Page) and another McKay had just sent Sherman proposed for the work. future Super Bowl player at in to the game at that critical Politics The issue ended when the town linebacker (Jim Lynch). juncture in 1964. Rod was on the Manchester responds to coach’s challenge was fined $150,000 for the work, It was at least a 10-point bench as he watched Page From page 1 but not before the town w'as favorite over a USC team which brutally sacking quarterback threatened with a $1 million fine, had been beaten three times and Ferting twice (once forcing the By Jim Tierney the largest ever proposed for a wasn’t even going to the Rose ball out of Ferting’s grasp but it Manchester Herald of about $846,000. municipality. Bowl. was ruled an incomplete pass). "F o r some reason this has now DiRosa says one of the reasons The game started out as if the Sherman sidled up to coach VERNON — Irony played a become a Democratic majority he is so deeply involved is that he odds-makers knew what they McKay. "How about an 85-Z subtle, yet. distinct role in the problem,” DiRosa said. is accessible because he lives were talking about. The anthem D elay?” he suggested. “ Go resurgence of the Manchester The $150,000 federal fine and works in Manchester. had barely died down before the ahead, try it,” agreed McKay, Post 102 baseball contingent this against the town for filling in If a mayor works outside Irish had opened a 17-0 lead. Page shoving Sherman into the game. summer. wetlands at the sewage treatment Manchester and cannot be con­ kept throwing ballcarriers “ You.could do those things with Nearly three weeks ago, Man­ plant without required permits tacted easily, he said, someone around like sacks of mail. Lynch Cloach McKay,” recalled Sher­ chester coach Dave Morency could have been $1.5 million or el.se would become the main kept batting down passes and man who was only a sophomore issued a challenge to his team higher if DiRosa hadn’t fought the contact between the voters and Huarte kept hitting Jack Snow that day. "Another coach might after it suffered a dismal 4-1 Zone federal government on the fine. the directors. with long passes. say, ‘Sit down and shut up. I ’m Eight defeat to Rockville at Cummings said. David B. Walker, director of But. in the second half. USC running the team here!’ But not Rockville High School. That loss After lengthy and sometimes the Masters in Public Admini.s- crept up and. suddenly, with the Coach McKay. He listened to saw Post 102’s Zone record slide heated negotiations with state tration program at the Univeris- score. 17-13, and 1:33 to play, it you.” to a mediocre 8-5. and federal officials, the direc­ ity of Connecticut, agrees that a had the ball on the 15-yard-line, It was a good thing. The After that game, Morency told tors negotiated the lower fine. mayor in the council-manager fourth and eight. fourth-down play worked to per- his club that he didn’t think it DiRosa said. government is merely a first PETER P. DiROSA In Trojan lore, if will always be could win the Zone as it did a year The directors’ decision to grant JOHN W. THOMPSON NATHAN AGOSTINELLI MATTHEW MORIARTY, JR. See M U RRAY, page 13 among equals in the government . . . activist known as The Catch. There are ago. the Buckland mall developers a blueprint, and that if the mayor . . . take stands . . . direct election . . . what you want Ten straight Zone victories seven-year, $9.5 million tax goes beyond that it is becau.se of later, Manchester returned to the abatement to finance roads and his or her political power. vacuum that is filled by the vernments and mayors, the whether there should be a strong- the office. scene of its midseason demise to manager, which puts the man­ utilities at and around the mall Even in a mayor-council go­ mayor is directly elected. In 35.5 mayor government. For that In 1970, Agostinelli, outgoing settle the score and to wrap up the ager in a difficult position. Weiss Rose’s first loss site is also expected to surface vernment , there is often a deputy percent of them, the mayor is reason, he said, it should have major, recommended direct Zone Eight championship. said. during the campaign. mayor who is in effect a elected by the council, as is the been brought up before the town election of the mayor and direct Behind a fine four-hitter spun But that has not happened very The abatement was approved manager, so the distinction case in Manchester. In 6 percent hired a new manager. election was proposed again in by Rob Stanford and a pair of much in Manchester. Weiss said, by all of the directors except between the forms gets blurred. of the places, the high vote-getter Before the charter was framed 1972. big one in court RBIs apiece from Keith DiYeso, because on the whole the politi­ Republican Ronald Osella. Furthermore, said Walker, “ It among the candidates for the in 1947, Manchesterdidnothavea In 1963, 1967, 1972, and in 1974 Rob Penders and Pete Algarin, Critics of the abatement, which cal leadership from both parties council is mayor. is rubbish to think thatclear lines mayor officially. But the chair­ charter Study commissions consi­ or suspension were extended until Manchester easily disposed of will cover half the cost of the has been good. The Manchester directors elect By Joe Kav of distinction between executive man of the Board of Selectmen dered and rejected proposals to Aug. 14 by Holschuh’s order Rockville. 9-1, and clinched its infrastructure improvements, When the two political parties the board chairman/mayor, but The Associated Press and adminstrative powers hold had often been called "m ayor.” change from the council- Monday. Ro.se’s lawyers are second consecutive Zone Eight accused the directors of ignoring become strident and are more custom now dictates that the high in council-manager And while Manchester had no manager government. expected to ask the 6th U.S. title Monday night. a previous referendum vote government.” interested in getting re-elected voter-getter in the majority party one with the title of manager, the The last mention of changing to COLOm BUS, Ohio - Pete The game was called after six against tax-increment bonding than in the community, the will be named mayor. Rose’s first court loss was a big Circuit Court of Appeals in Walker says that idea defies clerk of the Board of Selectmen, a strong-mayor form of govern­ Cincinnati to overturn Holschuh’s innings due to darkness. for the improvements. political logic. manager is also in a difficult From time to time different George Waddell, had been exer­ ment was made after Weiss one. Manchester will now represent DiRosa argued that voters po.sition. Weiss said. methods of choosing a mayor decision to keep the case in He said the mayor normally cising many managerial duties. announced that he would retire. A judge’s decision on Monday Zone Eight in the State Legion Reginald PInto/Mancheater Harald narrowly rejected the bonding, “ If the council is fighting on have been proposed and the federal court. consults with the manager on He was to become the first of the Republican Town Director Theu- to keep Rose’s lawsuit against Tournament which gets under not the mall itself. He said every issue, then the whole question may figure in the "We have not yet reviewed implementation of policy and the three managers in the town’s nis Werkhoven said then he would Commissioner A. Bartlett Gia- way Tuesday, Aug. 8, at Palmer A RUN — Manchester Legion’s Keith in Vernon. DiYeso scored on a single by surveys showed that many people operation comes unglued,” Weiss upcoming local election. Wallace Judge Holschuh’s extensive opin­ manager exercises some execu­ history. propose a study of the possibility matti in federal court was more Field in Middletown. Manches­ DiYeso steps lightly on the plate as Pete Algarin. The Rockville catcher is wanted the mall. said. J. Irish Jr., a Republican candi­ ion,” Rose’s lawyers said in a tive powers because he has ideas In 1953, Sherwood Bowers, then of adopting a stong mayor go­ than a matter of picking a ter’s first opponent in the double teammate Keith Hobby (14) looks on Scott Smith. The developers will pay back Then the manager cannot in­ date for director, has said he will statement. “ We will do so in the on such matters as housing or mayor, advocated a charter vernment. Nothing came of the courtroom. It changed the mo­ elimination tourney has not yet the $9.5 million and hundreds of itiate anything for-fear of being propose that a charter revision next day or so, and will then during sixth-inning play Monday night budgeting. change that would make the high suggestion, however, and the mentum of Rose’s legal fight as been verified. thousands of dollars more in caught in the middle of the commission be formed to study decide on our course of action” “ If he did not have ideas, you vote-getter in the directors’ elec­ town hired Richard Sartor, baseball officials indicated they Post 102, which has also won 12 taxes. DiRosa said. Handley said political fight. But Weiss said that election of a mayor by the voters Rose has held the upper hand in would not want him,” Walker tion the mayor. The move failed. former manager of South Wind­ want to move against the man­ straight overall, is now 18-5 in the The right-handed Stanford, third. DiYeso came home on a school. I ’m especially proud of that doesn’t include tax revenues has not happened in Manchester. in a head-to-head contest. court since he sued Giamatti. said of the mayor. In 1956, a Democrat, Pascal sor, to succeed Weiss. ager for his gambling. Hamilton County Common Pleas Zone and 27-8 overall. Its regular mainly used as a reliever, went sacrifice fly by Neal Schackner. the 18-year-olds. Coach (Mor­ from additional development in Almo.st all towns in the nation Along with that he suggests Walker said the charter may Poe, was the highest voter-getter U.S. District Judge John D. season finale will be Wednesday the distance. He walked two and Stanford drove in Dom Laurinitis ency) really put it to them.” the north end made possible by that have council-manager go­ electing town directors from Judge Norbert A. Nadel granted be the blueprint but it has to be among director* candidates, but Next, does Democratic Town Holschuh has decided that he will night at 5:45 against Windsor struck out seven. with a groundnut to first base in infrastructure improvements. vernments also have mayors or separate districts in town instead Rose’s request for a temporary Rockville starter and loser fleshed out to become a the Democrats were the minority Chairman Theodore R. Cum­ hear Rose’s lawsuit, contrary to Locks at East Catholic. “ After we beat East Hartford the fourth to give Manchester a During the campaign. Demo­ first wardens with varying de­ of at large, something the fra­ restraining order June 25 that Greg Martello, who was on the government. party and Poe was passed up for mings really run Manchester? the wishes of the Cincinnati Reds’ Rockville fell to 11-10. and he (Stanford) came up big, I 5-1 lead. crats will focus on the difference grees of responsibility, according mers of the town charter ex­ effectively took the case away mound in Rockville’s win over Former Town Manager Ro­ manager. “ There was a lot of ironic stuff said, ‘Hey, Sub if I came back Manchester sent nine batters to in philosophy and behavior of the to the International City Manage­ pressly avoided in order to from Giamatti. Manchester on July 12. lasted 5 bert B, Weiss says strong leader­ Rose wanted a court in his going on,” Morency said. "This with you on Monday how would the plate in the sixth to cushion its two parties, Cummings said. ment Association. prevent pork barrel politics. The commissioner is barred 1-3 innings before being relieved ship on the part of a mayor who hometown of Cincinnati, and not was the place where we chal­ you feel’ , Morency said. "H e said, lead with four more runs. Algarin He criticized Republicans for Jani Sepanik. manager of re­ Democratic Town Chairman from deciding whether Rose bet by Neema Shakibai. Manchester believes in council-manager go­ Giamatti. to determine whether lenged them and this is the place ‘Give it to me.’ That’s the kind of delivered the big blow of the what he characterized as a search for the ICMA, said that in Theodore R. Cummings said on his own team, an offense that collected 10 hits. vernment helps the manager. There's a word for people he bet on baseball games. He had where they answered the chal­ things we get from our 18-year- frame, a two-run single to center, reluctance to take chances and 61.8 percent of the towns and changing the way the town picks a carries a lifetime ban. The Reds “ If the mayor is a leader, the won two decisions in state courts lenge and said. ‘Yep, we’re the olds.” while DiYeso and Hobby each support progress. He cited the cities with council-manager go- mayor opens the question of and Giamatti also are barred MANCHESTER (») — Lau rin itis c mayor and the manager can who believe Medicare covers that effectively took the matter from taking any action to remove champs,’ And that’s great” Manchester scored all the runs collected RBI-singles. Marcus 4-2-1-0, M ateva 2b 4-1-2-0, Stanford p new Center Springs Park lodge as 2- 1-0-1, D iY e so lb 2-2-2-2, Schackner 3b forge a partnership to formulate out of Giamatti’s hands. Manchester assistant coach it would need in the top of the Mateya and Algarin also had two an example. , Rose as manager. 3- 0-0-1, Sauer cf 3-2-1 -0, A lga rin rf 4-1 -2-2, a policy and administrative costs for long term health care. Holschuh’s 47-page ruling on During the hearing before Bill DiYeso also found the loca­ second inning. Two Rockville hits et h for Manchester. H obbv If 3-0-1-1, R. Penders ss 4-0-1-2. J. Russell Smyth, a Republican Totals 29-9-10-9. methods that are effective in Monday gave baseball its first tion of the championship celebra­ errors put Don Sauer and Algarin Coach DiYeso wasn’t short of candidate for the board, has Nadel on a temporary restraining carrying it out,” Weiss said. I he truth is thcit MediCtire th,it ttllows you to recei\'c policy court victory since Rose sued tion to be ironic. aboard. A perfect sacrifice by accolades for Stanford, a 1988 RaCKVILLE (1) — G orm a n If 3-0-0-0, called the lodge "Cassano’s order, Hoynes pointed out that Lack of good leadership from IWBIiSTEll MILLWORE pays only about 2% of nursing benefits while being treated Giamatti on June 19. "There’s kind of a nice symme­ Keith Hobby pushed the runners East Catholic grad who rarely Shakibai 2b/p 2-0-0-0, O 'B rie n ss 3-0-1-0, Rose admitted to baseball inves­ Donahue cf 3-0-0-0, M a sllo n is 1b 3-0-1-0, folly” and questioned why it was the mayor or from someone else home costs na “ I ’m doing a little better today try to the whole thing,” DiYeso up. Rob Penders then lashed a pitched in high school, built. C T TU'P'OTCCf comfort tigators that he’d placed bets on Smith c 3-0-0-0, Vendrillo 3b 2-0-0-0, in the political field creates a tionally. So if you IVIC j C; and familiar sur­ than I was yesterday and the day sports other than baseball — an explained, "because we beat two-run single to left for the 2-0 "H e could be one of the best W ood ph 1-0-0-0, Kuhne rf 2-1-1-0, count on Medicare, you might Rockville the first day of July and pitchers in the league if we said to M artello p 1-0-1-1, Bartolotta 2b O-O-O-O. roundings ol yt)ur own home. before that and the day before admission that by itself could lead. Totals 23-1-4-1. I also count on spending most of What's more, the Travelers that,” baseball laywer Louis bring a suspension. Rose has we beat Rockville the last day of DiYeso, who was 2-for-2 with him you're going to be our ace,” M anchester 022 104— 9-10-2 your savings. And being depen­ July. And in the middle, we two runs scored, blasted an DiYeso said. "But, we didn’t use Rockville 001 000— 1- 4-3 will guarantee to renew your Hoynes Jr. said. denied betting on baseball. Stanford and Laurinitis. Martello, 6 4 S-S4132 dent on others. policy tor lite, regardless of Giamatti welcomed his first In a recent interview with The thought our whole season was up RBI-triple over the head of him that way. He kind of shied Shakibai (6) and Smith. T here is a better way claims or poor health. dose of good news during the Washington Post, Rose was in smoke” rightfielder Jim Kuhne in the away from pitching in high WP- Stanford. LP- Martello. « /IZTfC CHIMNEY 1 And that's by preser\ing But most important, it's a pol­ court fight with Rose. quoted as saying of his betting on your assets and your indepen­ icy that allows you to get the care “ I am gratified by this decision football games; "W ell, I ’d guess *•» Y dence with The travelers Inde­ you need. Without losing your and I look forward to the next I ’d have to say it’s illegal. You’re SWEEPS pendent Care"'' long term care assets. Your lifestyle. Or your steps,” Giamatti said. not supposed to do it” Mets beat the clock and get Viola insuraiice policy. independence. Baseball officials also took the The statements gave the com- --- P 4• •A • The Travelers Independent So find out more about The offensive against Rose, saying missioner’s office more By Ben Walker one hour before the midnight Mets. The Mets, trying to get hack ‘‘It’s time, don’t wait until ^ » ♦ Cai'e helps you maintain your Travelers Independent Care. We Monday they would ask the court ammunition. The Assaclated Press deadline. Two rumored trades did not into a pennant race that is in it’s cold and too late.” HOURS: independence with features like think you'll be pleasantly sur­ for permission to take action "Baseball can’t have this type That was the big deal of the day. happen — George Bell from danger of slipping away, finally Monday thru Friday Saturday a Home I iealth Care provision prised at what you discowr. against the manager based on his of discussion going on,” Vincent NEW YORK — The Mets beat In other moves, the Mets got Toronto to Houston fora package got the ace they coveted. They PROFESSIONAL CHIMNEY SERVICES 7AM to 5PM 8AM to 12N00N recent reiteration that he has bet said. "It calls the game into the clock. Now, they hope Frank reliever Jeff Musselman from including Gerald Young, and traded pitchers Rick Aguilera CLEANING, REPAIRS, INSTALLATIONS, l-or more information contact: on sports other than baseball. disrepute. These are admitted Viola can help them beat the Toronto, Milwaukee obtained 219- Pete Incaviglia from Texas to St. and David West and three players CHIMNEY RELINING For all your window and door needs! RICHARD E. CLOUGH "'These are admissions that, if violations of federal law. admis­ National League East. game winner Jerry Reuss from Louis for Tony Pena. For the rest to be named later for the New Watkins Center — the Chicago White Sox and of the season, players must clear FULLY INSURED MOR qT n PRODUC-^® MARVIN WINDOWS Kepresenting it were any other person, would sions made in a public forum” Viola became the first pitcher York-bom Viola. IN T ER IO R T r Tm ^^ ® PREHUNQ DOORS INTERIOR TRIM STANLEY STEEL DOORS SuHe A-105 be subject to actions by base­ The Reds have remained neu­ to be traded in the season after Montreal acquired pitcher Mike waivers before they can be dealt, The teams met all day and Ashford Manchester 935 Main St TheTravelers^ ball,” deputy commissioner tral in the lawsuit, a position that winning the Cy Young Award Campbell from Seattle. Also, the and that can be tricky when completed the deal after Viola 14 High Street You're better oft undi r the Umbrella!'" 429-5243 643-0130 Manchester, CT 06040 Francis Vincent Jr. said Monday. owner Marge Schott repeated when Minnesota sent him home to Blue Jaysclaimed utilityman Lee contending teams try to add Manchester 645-8432 Phone: 647 1865 Rose’s protection against firing Monday, New York on Monday — less than Mazzilli off waivers from the quality players. See METS, page 13 12 - MANrHP:STER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug, 1, 198!1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. I, 1989 — 13 Stanley makes strong pitch to stay with Red Sox IN BRIEF Chang gets

By Dave O'Hara . .i • r . and a single. Wade Boggs had a The Associated Press AL Roundup pair of doubles, Evans a single to Bell suspension reduced ¥ go with his 13th homer, and Jody needed boost BOSTON — Bob Stanley didn't Reed, Danny Heep and Rick NEW YORK (AP) — George Bell of the know what to expect when he Cerone two hits apiece. Toronto Blue Jays had his suspension reduced Bv Jill Arabas checked into the Boston Red Sox' Stanley. 34 and in his 13th Cal Ripken led the Orioles with from three games to two after a meeting with The Associated Press clubhouse. season in Boston. was booed when three hits. American League president Bobby Brown He had good reason; 24 hours he was called from the bullpen for Brewers 6, Indians 1:Robin The outfielder was suspended for making STRATTON MOUNTAIN, Vt. - Michael Chang earlier he said he “ hated” his first appearance since July 17 Yount hit his 13th home run of the contact with umpire Tim Welke during a game was reasonably happy with the way he played in his < Manager Joe Morgan and wanted and only his fourth since June 28. season and 200th of hiscareerand against Oakland on June 24. first match since Wimbledon nearly a month ago. to be released with a couple of He responded w ith a fine effort doubled as the Brewers handed It was nothing to write home to California about, months left on his $1 million which earned him his 89th victory the Indians their third straight Hrbek, BIgglo are cited but a 6-4, 6-4 victory over former fishing mate Pete contract in relief, tying him for 28th place loss. Sampras on Monday was good enough to move alltime with onetime teammate Then, after a meeting with Milwaukee starter Teddy Higu- NEW YORK (AP) — Kent Hrbek of the Chang into the second round of the Volvo Morgan, the veteran reliever Bill Campbell era, 6-4, scattered five hits over Minnesota Twins, who hit .478 with three International Tennis Tournament. ” My only gripe is that I want to made a strong pitch to stick with six-plus innings, and Chuck Crim doubles, three hom.ers and 13 RBIs, was named “ I think I’m happy that I won,” Chang, the No. 2 pitch, and tonight I got my Boston Monday night in helping hurled two-hit ball over the final the American League Player of the Week. seed and winner of this year’s French Open, said. chance.” said Stanley. the Red Sox to a 9-6 victory over V three innings for his fifth save. Hrbek also scored six runs and had an on-base “ Being my first match back, it’sa confidence boost, “ I’m very famous for speaking the Baltimore Orioles. Mariners 6, Angels 5: Pinch- percentage of .600. I think.” my mind.” he added. ’ ’If I can The Red Sox scored six runs in hitter Jim Presley hit a two-run Craig Biggio of the Houston Astros, who hit Nine of the other seeds advanced Monday from pitch, I want to stay here. I’d love the second inning and Stanley homer to cap a six-run rally in the .476 with two homers, seven RBIs. seven runs th6 field of 64 at Stratton Mountain. In the only to finish my career here and earned his first victory since May eighth inning as the Mariners scored and two stolen bases, was named the upset. Wally Masur of Australia defeated No. 13 hopefully this will help. But if I 19 with a strong relief effort, im - defeated the Angels. National League Player of the Week. Paul Chamberlin 1-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-3. allowing one run. three hits, one don’t pitch here. I want to go Keith Comstock, 1-0, got the win Play continued today with top-seeded Andre walk and striking out three in 3 23 somewhere else.” with one inning of relief. Mike Agassi, the defending champion, playing Glenn Asked if the performance innings. Schooler pitched the ninth for his Leonard-Duran bout set Michibata, a Canadian ranked 101st. The Assocleted Preet might help change his mind about "It’s pretty nice. I didn’t know 21st save. Other seeds playing today were No. 3 Brad Morgan. Stanley said: "Sure. I’m BEHESDA.Md, (AP) —Sugar Ray Leonard what to expect when I got here The Angels had built a 5-0 lead Gilbert, No. 5. Amos Mansdorf, No. 7 Yannick Noah TRADED — Minnesota’s Frank Viola, West, and three minor leaguers to be a very forgiving person ” and Roberto Duran will fight Dec. 7 at the new and I still don’t, but I feelbetter,” with the help of three homers — and No. 8 Dan Goldie. left, was dealt to the Mets Monday night named later. Stanley said. Morgan didn’t think anything Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Chang and Sampras, both 17, are hardly The Associated Press two-run shots by Lance Parrish Leonard’s attorney said. for Rick Aguilera, center, and David With their third victory in a row had to be forgi%’en and Wally Joyner and a solo shot strangers. When they were a pair of tennis tyros, Promoter Bob Arum had said over the and just sixth in the last 12 starts, ” What he said didn’t offend me SENSATIONAL CATCH — Boston Phil Bradley with two runners on base to by Chili Davis. hitting balls back and forth as juniors, Sampras one iota.” Morgan said. “ I like weekend that he was 99 percent sure the fight the Red Sox handed Baltimore its rightfielder Dwight Eyans gets his end the second inning Monday night at Athletics 3, White Sox 2: Tony used to beat Chang regularly. Stanley. I'm not sure he means would go to Steve Wynn’s Mirage, a $630 11th loss in 12 games. Phillips hit his first home run But somewhere along the line, a couple years ago, bearing after making an outstanding Fenway Park. The Red Sox won, 9-6. million showplace nearing completion on the That tightened the AL East what he says all the time, but it since May 17, a two-run shot off Chang started gaining ground. Mets doesn’t bother me a bit. sliding catch on a drive by Baltimore’s Strip. race as Toronto and Riston Chicago reliefaceBobbyThigpen “ He kind of made sort of a jump in the mid-teens, “ Bob was the man of the hour Mike Trainer, Leonard’s attorney, an­ moved to within three games of in the ninth inning, to lift the and he’s beaten me the last couple of times,” said From page 11 nounced the final decision after discussing the the first place Orioles. Boston tonight. I told him before the However. Hetzel was ineffec­ appearances, then retired two the league in fielding, made four Athletics over the White Sox. Sampras, who also lost to Chang in the second round various sites with the fighter. trailed by nine games on July 19. game that if we got into trouble he tive. He gave up a solo homer to batters to put down the rally. errors that led to four unearned Terry Steinbach walked on four of this year’s French Open. would get the ball. And irony Arum’s Top Rank Inc. and Trainer’s Victory ” We need somebody (pitcher) Joe Orsulak in the second and a He surrendered a run in the runs for the Red Sox. pitches leading off the ninth. Then Chang was lucky in a couple ways Monday. He not waived his right to demand a this year been ineffective recently as a struck. He got the ball and did an Promotions will co-promote the fight, which to go out and stop the other two-run homer to Keith Moreland fifth, but checked the Orioles in “ It was alarming that we had Phillips broke a 4-for-37 slump only faced someone he was familiar with, but a trade at the end of the year. The Viola was a Mets fan as a kid reliever and wanted to return to a outstanding job.” will be the third between Leonard and Duran. team,’’ Baltimore Manager in the third. the next two innings. even one error,” Robinson said. with the homer that scored player who, like himself, had taken a few weeks off. Mets, in return, agreed not to and went on to star at St. John’s starting role. Rookie Eric Hetz.el was staked They split welterweight title fights in 1980. Frank Robinson said Then he was replaced by After throwing 45 pitches. Stan­ “ If there was an answer (for pinch-runner Gene Nelson ahead It showed. trade Viola untilhiscontractends University. Most of family and West, 24. is a promising left­ He added: ’’This is just a to a five-run lead after Dwight Stanley with one out in the fourth, ley was replaced at the start of slump). I’d be a millionaire. I’d of him. Sampras had 50 unforced errors in Monday’s after the 1991 season. friends still live in the New York hander who was called up from Evans ignited a six-run .second normal slump where you don’t when the Orioles closed to within the eighth by Lee Smith, who go to every team that’s in a .slump Mike Moore, 14-5, won his sixth match, compared to Chang’s 15. Frequently “ I know we’re giving up a lot for area. the minors to take Gooden’s spot inning with a leadoff homer Top prospect Is killed get good pitching and you don’t 6-5 with a pair of runs. pitched two hitless innings for his and sell it to them.” straight decision, extending an charging the net, and frequently hitting into it, Viola, he’s one of the premier “It’s a shock for me. It’s the in the rotation. He was hit hard in against Baltimore starter Bob get good defense and you don’t get Stanley, who had pitched just 3 14th save. The Red Sox had 13 hits, with unbeaten string that began June MONTREAL (AP) — Neil Carnes, one of the Sampras’ service was broken twice in the first set pitchers in baseball,” Mets man­ first time it’s ever happened. I two starts and is 0-2 with a 7.40 Milaacki. .5-9. good hitting.” 13 innings in three previous The Baltimore defen.se, leading Luis Rivera getting two doubles 16. Montreal Canadiens’ top junior prospects, died and once in the second. ager Davey Johnson said. “ Any­ have a lot of fond memories for ERA, in a motorcycle accident in Plymouth, Mich. In other play Monday. Annacone. the No. 11 seed, time we can get a player of this Minnesota, the fans and the The three other players in the Carnes, 19, died from injuries sustained in broke Nicolas Pereira twice in the second set to caliber, you have to make the championship, but this is coming trade will be announced later. It the accident on Saturday night. The club gave defeat the Venezuelan, last year’s junior Grand trade.” home,” Viola said, “ Now, I’ll is expected one of them will be Up-and-down Jays Cardinals no details of the accident. Slam champion, 7-5, 6-2. The Mets are in fourth place in have a chance to play for a team I pitcher Kevin Tapani 25, Carnes had spent the previous two seasons No. 4 Kevin Curren beat Dan Goldberg. 7-6 (7-3), the NL East, seven games behind grew up with.” Viola, the Most Valuable with Verdun of the Quebec League, but walked 6-4, while another of the younger players, Montreal. They have lo.st seven Viola was in New York when Player of the 1987 World Series, deal loss out on the last-place team before being dealt to 18-year-old Jim Courier, seeded ninth, defeated straight games, theirlongest skid the trade was made. The Twins, signed a three-year, $7.9 million holds off the Yanks Laval. Jimmy Brown. in five seasons. 12 games behind in the American contract in the first week of the New York wanted Mark Lang­ season He is the highest-paid \ IF The 5-fool-9, 184-pound center was Mont­ League West, played the Yankees By Ben Walker New York and was tagged for six to the Mets real’s third pick. 46th overall, in the 1988 Entry ston earlier this year, but Mont­ today. player in baseball, along with The Associated Press runs on eight hits in 4 1-3 innings. Draft. real got him from Seattle. Lang­ Instead. Viola was to go to St. fellow Cy Young winner Orel ston has gone 9-3 for the Expos. “ I just had a bad night. I didn’t By Paul LeBar Louis today and was expected to Hershiser. The Mets needed to fill the void NEW YORK — Win one. lose do anything right,” Hawkins The Associated Press pitch Wednesday night against Viola is to be paid a $1.1 million two, win one. On it goes for the said. “ There wasn’t any reason Mayotte rallies for title left by Dwight Gooden, who is the Cardinals. bonus in December The Mets and recovering from a torn muscle Twins presumably will split the Toronto Blue Jays, still waiting for it. I felt OK.” ST. LOUIS — If the Achilles’ “ Frank started with me in WASHINGTON (AP) — Tim Mayotte rallied under his right armpit and is not payment. for their talent to take over the Hawkins. 12-10, had won five of heel of the St. Louis Cardinals is Double-A down in Orlando. Fla ,” j' to defeat Brad Gilbert 3-6, 6-4, 7-5 and win the expected to return to the rotation Twins manager Tom Kelly said. Under the collective bargain­ American League East. his six previous decisions. m e their pitching, don’t bother telling Sovran Bank Classic. until late Augu.st. ing agreement, players traded “ It’s been an up-and-down Toronto starter Mike Flanagan it to the New York Mets. “ Any time a player starts with Gilbert held a 6-3. 1-1 lead Sunday night when Viola, like the Mets and Twins, you in the minor leagues and during multiyear contracts may year. This weekend simply typi­ also la.sted just 4 1-3 innings. He Jose DeLeon, seemingly over rain suspended the matchafterstallingitthree has been inconsistent. He went comes up to the majors, he’s demand a trade in the 15 days fied our season.” Manager Cito gave up five runs on eight hits. the shoulder woes that hampered times, Mayotte, the top-seed, registered a 24-7 with a 2.64 earned-run always special to you.” after the end of the World Series Gaston said after the Blue Jays But the Blue Jays’ bullpen, him at midseason, was a world- break in the 11th game before holding serve for average last season, but has Aguilera. 27, is 6-6 with seven and their teams must comply by beat the New York Yankees 6-5 which failed Sunday, was strong. beater against New York again the victory. slumped to 8-12 with a 3.79 ERA saves and a 2.34 ERA. He had the following March 15. Monday night for a split of the Wells. 5-4, gave up one single in 3 Monday night. DeLeon, although four-game series. 2-3 innings and Henke worked a unable to finish what he started, The Blue Jays, who blew a perfect ninth, retiring pinch stuck around long enough for a 3-2 Graf wins easily again five-run lead in the seventh inning hitter Luis Polonia on a. fly ball to victory that handed Mets their Sunday and lost 7-6, held on this end the game for his ninth save. seventh .straight defeat. SAN DIEGO (AP) — Steffi Graf, playing her Murray time. Relievers David Wells and first match since winning Wimbledon, easily f f t “ You can neverdwellongames DeLeon’s performance, im­ From page 11 Tom Henke limited the Yankees like yesterday.” Wells said. proving his record to 11-9, gave defeated Rene Simpson 6-0. 6-0 in the first to one ba.serunner in the final 42-3 “ Things got a little shaky yester­ round of the $200,000 Great American Bank St. Louis starters a 9-3 mark and a Classic. innings. day. but we did OK tonight.” 1.60 earned-run average in their faction. A short pass over the said. ‘No. but I will.’ ’You better.’ not spent in an end zone but on an ” It was important that we come The Yankees fell to 49-55 and last 12 games. Other winners included Betsy Nagelsen; No. middle, a slip for Notre Dame he said. operating table. 7 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch; and Isabelle Demon- away with a victory tonight in stayed 5^/2 games behind Balti­ “ He pitched a helluva game,” defender Tony Carey — and The Sherman went to the hospital. Rod Sherman and The Catch, geot. The third seed, Susan Sloane. committed order to regain some momen­ more. They, like the Blue Jays, Cardinals manager Whitey Her­ Catch went into the modern “ ’Ninety-five percent of these along with Trojan football play­ The Aasoclated Preaa 11 double faults and lost to Robin White 7-5.6-3. tum.” Gaston said. “ We did ju.st have battled their own inconsis­ BACK TO WORK — Boston Celtic Larry zog said. “ I think he’s got more The Atiocitted Preei annals of the Trojan wars. things are benign,’ they tell me. ers Pete Beathaid and CR that.” tency as much as the rest of the rookie camp at Brandeis University. But I hit the jackpot, A 90-1 shot Roberts. Cal’s Craig Morton and Bird, right, takes a breather with his snap on the ball. The ball’s alive Toronto moved into a tie for division this year. Larry Bird, who injured his back on again.” HOT TOPIC — Author Peter Golenbock You might think that was the came in. It was a melonoma. The UCLA’s Foster Anderson were to Hurst leads amateur field greatest triumph in the life and .second place, three games behind “ This game takes pitching and brother Eddie Bird, left, and Michael Saturday, worked out with the team. DeLeon, who started the year poses in New York with copies of his Big C. When I woke up I had this be honored last Saturday at Baltimore. Still, the Blue Jays defense and offen.se. Tonight, we Land on Monday at the Celtics’ summer times of Rod Sherman. After all, divot in my leg that made it look halftime and inducted into the with a 1-9 record against New PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) - Reigning NCAA book ‘Personal Fouls' in which it’s have not been over ..500 since got two out of three,” Manager York, is 3-0 in 1989 and has women’s champion Pat Hurst fired a 4-under- it has grown in legend till in the like a satellite photo of the moon. Shrine Hospital Hall of Fame at Opening Day and are now 52-53. Dallas Green .said allowed the Mets only 11 hits and par 69 to take the lead after the first round of alleged members of the North Carolina retelling it has a nine-yard pass The doctor told me any more time the 38th annual Shiiners Noith- Off the field, the Blue Jays had Fernandez supplied instant of­ six earned runs in 24 2-3 innings. the 89th U.S. Women’s Amateur championship. State 1986-87 basketball team received growing to a length-of-the-field and they would have had to South football game. plenty of action as George Bell fense. hitting Hawkins’ second “ It doesn’t bother me who they Hurst, a San Jose State sophomore from San money and illegal gifts. Bomb. “ Everything but me remove all the lymph nodes. It This is a game which iiays for began serving a two-day suspen­ pitch over the right-center field Bird shortens his absence are,” DeLeon said, “ I just try to Leandro. Calif., had six birdies — including throwing and then catching the was malignant. Much longer and new legs for those who were born sion for bumping an umpire. fence forhiseighth home run. The do the best I can and go by my four on the five par-5 holes — and two bogeys at pass.” laughs Sherman. I would be dead. without any, new bi>nes for those Toronto al.so traded reliever Jeff Yankees scored four times in the game. I don’t look at them as any the Pinehurst Country Club. Donna Andrews But, it is a distant second to the whose are so brittle they break on Mus.selman to the New York Mets second, three on Steve Sax’s as he returns to practice different than any other team.” was seconds after carding four birdies in a game-winning score Sherman So far as Rod Sherman was contact, new hands foi- (hose who and claimed Lee Mazzilli from fourth homer. New York’s skid, dropping it 3-under-par 70. Author hopes racked up only a few years ago. It concerned, that was The Catch of didn’t form any. happened as he was sunning the Mets on waivers. Toronto made it 4-all in the under the basket when he fell seven games back as the fourth- A second round of stroke-play qualifying is his career. Cancer is tougher to Sherman, played in this game WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) — up to six weeks to heal, the himself after a workout at the On the field, the Blue Jays did a fourth after Fred McGriff, a hard in a freak collision with place team in the National scheduled for Tuesday, with the top 64 golfers get in the clear on than Tony 27 years ago. “ When I .sec those Larry Bird made a surprise, if swelling has lessened and muscle UC-Irvine campus. “ A friend of lot. too. Tony Fernandez opened former Yankees farmhand who stiff, return to the basketball teammate Kelvin Upshaw that spasms subsided, trainer Ed League East, is the team’s going on to a match-play format to determine Carey, tougher to beat than Notre kids. I don’t thank God I had the the game with a home run. Ranee leads the league with 27 home book shakes mine looked down on my thigh Dame. speed to make that Catch. I thank court within 48 hours of fractur­ stunned teammates and specta­ Lacerte said, longest since losing the same the 1989 champion. Mulliniks hit a two-run double in and he saw what looked to be two God I had the arms and hands.” runs, drew a leadoff walk. Mullin­ ing a bone in his back and tors. He wasjust five minutes into “ I’m sure you’d be able to get number in a row from July 28 to Rod Sherman has been in a the fourth and Lloyd Moseby hit a very dark freckles merging. He iks hit a two-run double, ju.st his prompting forecasts that it would the first workout for rookies, free an opinion that would say he Aug. 2 in 1984. Rose Bowl (1966). a Super Bowl two-run homer to break a fifth­ Jackson undergoes knife kind of frowned, ‘You ever get second hit in eight tries with the be four to six weeks before he agents and five veterans. shouldn’t be out there,” Lacerte “ We’re still in a position where (Oakland, 1968) but the most Jim Murray is a syndicated inning tie. colleges up that looked at?’ he asked me. I bases loaded, and Hill got an RBI could play again. The diagnosis was a fracture of said. “ But in my opinion, he is we can win,” Manager Davey CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincinnati left-hander critical seconds of his life were columnist. Glenallen Hill, playing his first single on a swinging bunt. “ These are the kind of sur­ a tiny bone in his lower back. The able to play. We evaluated the Johnson said. “ It’s disappointing Danny Jackson, who made a spectacular debut major-league game, got two hits, McGriff walked on four pitches prises I like,” Coach Jimmy estimate then was that Bird criteria and decided he was able where we’re at.” in the National League last year with a 23-8 By John Krelser drew a walk and drove in a run. to start the fifth. After Ernie Rodgers said Monday after wouldn’t see action again for four to give it a try.” DeLeon, who started the night record, underwent shoulder surgery Monday The Associated Press “ I was nervous the whole Whitt flied out to the warning Bird’s unexpected reappearance. to six weeks. Said general manager Jan with a string of 19 consecutive and is through for the season, the Reds Nothing routine in Expos’ win game. I still am nervous.” Hill track in right field, Moseby It was a sentiment shared by But Jones said the decision Volk: “ I’m just thrilled he feels scoreless innings, sailed through announced. .said. “ I thought I would calm NEW YORK — Peter Golenbock says he hopes his followed with his eighth home K.C. Jones, coach of the Celtics whether to rest or play was Bird’s good enough to play. Believe me. seven innings with a one-hitter Dr. Warren Harding, the Reds’ team Bv The Associated Press walking two. He led 2-1 until down after the game started, but book, “ Personal Fouls,” helps shake up college run. chasing Hawkins. from 1984 through 1988 and now along with the team trainer and if there was any real danger here, and a 3-0 lead. physician, performed arthroscopic surgery on athletics. Andres Galarraga led off the it got worse.” “ I didn’t make good pitches to eighth with his 16th home run of the team’s vice president of coaching staff. we would have said. ‘No Larry, go He began the eighth by striking Jackson’s pitching shoulder to trim frayed “ Personal Fouls” alleges that members of North When Tim Wallach hits the ball NL Roundup At least Hill was on the winning McGriff, Maybe I respected him the season. basketball operations. He said he “ If he wants to go, it’s that home or sit down and watch the out Tim Teufel, who singled in tissue. The rotator cuff appeared OK and the Carolina State’s 1986-87 basketball team received to Bobby Bonilla, the play is side. Andy Hawkins started for too much.” Hawkins said. Cubs 10-4, Phillies 2-7: Rick was watching the scrimmage at simple,” Jones said. “ It’s not like drills.’ ” New York’s second. He walked shoulder is otherwise stable, Harding said in a cars, money and other gifts. It also alleges that never routine. Sutcliffe pitched a three-hitter, Brandeis University when the we’re trying to put anything over Bird underwent surgery on pinch hitter Keith Hernandez statement released by the Reds. some players falsified drug tests to avoid detection Once again, Bonilla misplayed game 10-2 and the Phillies won the Ryne Sandberg homeied twice 32-year-old Bird, the three-time on the press . . . ” both heels last Nov. 19 and missed after going ahead on a 2-0 count Jackson, 27. had been placed on the disabled and portrays Jim Valvano as a self-centered coach a Wallach grounder on Monday second game 7-4 and Dwight Smith hit a grand NBA most valuable player, came Bird wore a protective pad on the rest of the NBA season. but made that look insignificant list July 25 because of shoulder problems. He who alienated many of his players. night. Once again, it helped the Mark Langston. 9-3, won for the seventh time in eight starts. He slam off Greg Harris in the first walking down the court. his back while playing in all seven With Bird, the Celtics won the when pinch hitter Mookie Wilson rarely showed the overpowering form this Golenbock said Mondayduringa news conference Expos rally and beat Pittsburgh, also struck out. game at Veterans Stadium. “ I did a double-take,” Jones scrimmage games, seeing action NBA title in 1986, reached the season that made him one of th league’s best that what he found at N.C. State wasn’t unique. this time by 4-2. allowed seven hits in eight-plus A DeLeon pitch that hit Juan innings, struck out five and Don Carman won in his first 1 said after practice at the Celtics’ for about half of each. finals in 1987 and made it to the pitchers in 1988 after the Reds obtained him in “ There are enough other programs similar to Bonilla, a converted outfielder, start since April 12 and Steve summer camp. “I see Larry “ He moved rather gingerly,” Ea.stem Conference finals in 1988. Samuel to load the ba.ses after an off-season trade with Kansas City. He had a North Carolina State for legislators to look into the has 26 errors this season. Six have walked five. Tim Burke got the final three outs for his 22nd save Lake drove in three runs in the come up in a shirt and a shorts. I Jones .said. “ He shot below Without him, they clinched a pinch hitter Mackey Sasser record this season of 6-11 with a 5.60 ERA. system,” Golenbock said. “ We need to take the come on balls hit by Wallach. in 29 opportunities. second game It was only the was very curious. Jimmy was average, he’s just testing. ... It’s playoff berth on the last day of singled nearly proved St. Louis’ hypocrisy out of the system, the way they did in “ It’s just one of those things in second loss in the last 10 games surprised. He was out there, just something we haveaneyeon. last season, finished with their undoing. amateur tennis. baseball you can’t explain,” “ He struggled for the first four Cities both want Raiders innings, then it was lights out,” for the Cubs, who made four fooling around with the .shooting He knows how he feels, and that’s worst record in 10 years and were Herzog visited the mound but “ We’ve got to return colleges to academicians. Wallach said. Expos manager Buck Rodgers errors. and he mentioned he would like to the coaching staff’s approach. If swept in three games by Detroit let DeLeon, a right-hander, face LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles is still Rhodes scholars, not ticket sales, should be the first On April 16, the last time the said. Sutcliffe, 11-9, won for the first try. He’s got some pain on the he feels good enough to get out in the first round of the playoffs. Dave Magadan, a left-handed competing with Oakland in a tug-of-war over priority. teams met, Pittsburgh led 4-3 in John Smiley. 9-6, gave up seven time since beating Los Angeleson bruise area.” there, then he can go.” The Celtics’ regular season batter. That decision backfired what city the Los Angeles Raiders will call “ I hope this book will initiate a dialogue between the eighth when Bonilla booted an hits and all four runs in eight July 7. He had lost five of his last On Saturday night. Bird was While the fracture could take begins Nov. 3. when Magadan hit a two-run home, said the president of the Los Angeles those people in power so that they will at least talk apparent inning-ending grounder double. innings, striking out five and six decisions. Coliseum Commission. about doing something to give athletes more of a say by Wallach. Nelson Santovenia Herzog acknowledged that he “ We think it’s a foot race and we hope we concerning their own future.” singled in the tying run and may have left DeLeon, who win,” said Commission president Richard J. He also called for more checks and balances in Montreal went on to win in the New baseball league just a ploy? struck out eight and walked Riordan. college athletics and said Valvano’s dual role as 11th. three, in a batter too long. It happened again Monday Campbell to the Expos Donald Fehr, executive director According to those with knowl­ Published reports said the NFL team was coach and athletic director put too much power into NEW YORK (AP) - A new “ He said he felt good. I said, holding talks with representatives of Alameda the hands of a single person at N.C. State. night. With the game tied 2-2 and baseball league? ’That’s what of the Major League Baseball edge of the plans, there would be PITTSBURGH (AP) - Seattle ‘Magadan might get a hit, but County, Oakland and the Oakland Coliseum. “After doing the book, I discovered that the two outs in the eighth. Wallach Campbell began the st'ason Richard Moss appears to be Players Association and a sup­ between eight and 12 franchises he’s not going to hit a home run,’ ” The Raiders have approved the “ framework” academicians, the educators, are not running the reached when Bonilla booted his sent right-hander Mike Campbell with the Mariners and was planning. porter of the project. Moss, in 1990. Among areas under Herzog said. “ He darned near of a proposal to move to Oakland, an Alameda institution any more. The people in charge of grounder, Bonilla’s third error of to Montreal on Monday, complet­ optioned to Class AAA Calgary on Moss and four other player general counsel for the players’ consideration are New York, tied it. He (DeLeon) got the ball County supervisor told the Oakland Tribune in running the academic side have handed over a lot of the game. Santovenia followed ing the May 25 trade for Mark April 27 after going 1-2 in five agents represent almost half the association from 1966-77, doesn’t up.” northern New Jersey, Los An­ a report published Sunday. decisions, at ieast with respect to the athletes, to the with his 26th home run a drive off Langston. ’The Expos optioned starts. He was 6-5 with a 4.13 players in the major leagues. The want to talk about his role. Fortunately for St. Louis and Riordan said Los Angeles officials have athletic department. the foul-pole screen in left. the 25-year-old Campbell to India­ earned-run average in 16 starts agents have been invited to a geles, Washington, Tampa, St. unfortunately for the Mets, ace talked with the Raiders about putting $125 “ There’s no check on the coach by the athletic “ It happens sometimes,” Bo­ napolis of the Class AAA Ameri­ with Calgary. meeting in New York on Wednes­ Petersburg or Orlando, Fla., Cardinals relievers Ken Dayley “ I would .say that if something million in improvements into the Coliseum and director, as there is at most colleges, because the nilla said, “ but you can’t let it get can Association. He made his major-league day to hear about plans for the Miami, Denver, Sacramento, and Todd Worrell were both Th0 Associated Press is going to be said, it would be paying the team as much as a $30 million AD is also the coach. Apparently at North Carolina you down. You just try to keep on In the original trade, Seattle propo.sed league, which .some warming up. debut in July 1987 and is 8-16 with before the end of this ba.seball Calif.. Phoenix, Hartford, Conn., “ franchise fee.” State, the chancellor has given the coach-athletic giving 120 percent.” sent Langston to the Expos for CAN'T FACE IT — Toronto’s Lance Mulliniks is out at the baseball executives say is only a Dayley got Darryl Strawberry a 5.74 ERA in 34 major-league sea.son.” Mo.sssaid la.st weekend. Indianapolis, Portland, Ore., Oakland’s offer reportedly includes $50 director carte blanche to do whatever he wants.” In other games. St. Louis beat pitchers Randy Johnson. Gene plate as Yankee catcher Don Slaught finishes the taag in ploy for the upcoming collective­ to pop out after intentionally appearances. He was Seattle’s “ It would depend on whether Charlotte, N.C., Na.shville, Tenn., million in stadium improvements and a $32 Golenbock and Carroll & Graf said they and John New York 3-2 and Chicago and Harris and Brian Holman and the fourth inning MoneJay at Yankee Stadium. The Blue bargaining negotiations. there is going to be a new league Columbus, Ohio, and New walking Howard Johnson to re­ first-round selection and the million franchise fee. Simonds, one of the few sources cited by name in the Philadelphia split a double- were promised a player to be Jays won, 7-6. The meeting was called by or not.” Orleans. load the bases. seventh overall pick in the June book, had received threats. header. The Cubs won the first named later. 1985 amateur draft ) u - MANCHESTER HERALD Tuesday Aug 1 1P89 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday Aug 1. 1989 - 15 A Softball SCOREBOARD FOCUS/Advicc PEOPLE Monday’s results Stallone looks for love DUSTY LEAGUE — Memorial Comer Store A captured second place in the league earning a berth Baseball Calendar N E W YORK in the Town 'C Division Tournament with an (AP) — Sylvester eight-inning 8-7 win over Ward Manufacturing at Babies should always be supervised Stallone says he Keeney Street Field John Moulton homered and isn’t trying to avoid doubled twice Kevin Cahill homered and Glen Amerlcin League standings Today DEAR ABBY: I must my friends were thinking of my drew a circle that left us out; we drew romantic commit­ Pelligrinelli added three hits for MCS Dave Hussey TWILIGHT LEAGUE - reply to the letter in anniversary also, and I looked for­ a circle that brought him in.” ments because of and Bob Deane each had three hits and Scot Van Eet) OfvfMe' your column in which a w L Eviin.s Insurance at Moriar- ward to talking about many happy My mother explained that this his failed marriage Oudenhove added two hits and Rick .Milka homered G« ,T 54 49 534 _ ty’s (Moriarty Field), 7:30 Newark,N.J., write events we had shared. described my father perfectly. I to Brigitte Nielsen. for Ward's s: S3 495 3 stated; sc r- 495 3 p.m. Abby, nobody mentioned that it was clipped that piece and treasured it for He just hasn’t AB — Lathrop Insurance nipped Manchester Oewiond 51 S3 3 “ A child of 2 months Dear Abby my anniversary, so I did. There was many years, then passed it on to found the right girl. M n 54 06 4 can be placed in an inch Medical Supply 6-5 at Robertson Parktotakethird 49 S5 471 $■•3 Wednesday Abigail Van Buren dead silence for a moment, then the another who needed it more than I. “ I need some­ place in the league and clinch a berth in the Tow n '.A 36 67 350 1$ of water in the bathtub, subject was quickly changed. I was If you can possibly locate it, please thing like Sister LEGION BASEBALL - and taught to turn itself Division Tournament Medical plays H&N Contrac­ W very hurt, an(i pondered “ why” for a print it again. I am sure there are Mary Theresa and L FeJ G9 [A Windsor Lock.s at Manchester u tor tonight for fourth place Wa\Tie Ostrout and Jim 63 41 606 over, put its hands long time afterward. Finally, I others who will identify with it as I Madam Curie and, Oo»ontf 63 <7 600 - (East Catholic), 5:45 p.m. under its chest, and get Deere each homered and singled Bob Boland 0*y 57 concluded that they assumed that have done. Please do not use my uh ... Irma La 47 50 6 TWILIGHT LEAGUE - lashed three hits and John Odell and Brian Maher '^ercs 56 47 Aid 6'f*j its face out of the water mentioning it might make me sad. name, as my father is still living. Douce, a little bit of 51 S3 490 13 Moriarty’s at Vernon (Henry added two apiece for Lathrop Joe Quaglia and Rich so it can make a noise.” Then I recalled that I had also ignored A READER everything,” the 5D 54 01 13 P ark), 5:45 p.m. Gustafson each collected two hits for MMS C>‘cogc u 61 £1^ 1tV» Abby, this is absolutely untrue, and around any kind of water, and it is the the anniversaries of both family and actor said in an Mwidffin OoniM 4 Vort 5 impossible! I am an infant develop­ adult’s job to provide that friends — not knowing quite what to interview to be NORTHERN — L M. Gill upheld its second place BC5^ » t ment specialist and have worked in supervision. broadcast on say. DEAR READER: That poem was standing in the league and earned a trip to the Tow n V 4 1 the pediatric department of a unver- ABC’s "Good 3. O"coQ0 7 A few days later, another widowed written by Edwin Markham, an ‘C’ Division Tournament with a 16-5 romp over Dean 6. 5 Radio, TV sity center for many years. The CAREY E. HALSEY, LOYOLA Morning America” friend had an anniversary. I called American poet (1852-1940), and here it Machine at Robertson Ray Kandolin homered and Or . fforfrj JCf'wVWa erroneous belief that infants can be this week. Sylvester Stallone TaMoTi Oemn UNIVERSITYMEDICAL CENTER, her first thing in the morning to let her is; singled. Bill Lussier added three hits and Garv Vrr*sc>s fRO»<»Y 4-1' a> N«w Yorti taught to save their own lives in the MAYWOOD, CALIF. know I was thinking of her. She was Stallone says he De.sjarlais. John Ossowski. Briar Collins and Ron C~C' ' err R«c Obparlmbnt photo bathtub or a pool is not true. A Be-*— Horrlscr V-4 ox) netrt wn Ot Today delighted. A few days later she wrote "H e drew a circle that shut me out, appreciates “ the fair sex” because women Lucey two apiece for L M Gill Paul Erickson had BeVor (Ooosor *-S OnO G orO rtr M ), PEE WEE CHAMPS — The Patriots took the championship in the pee wee 2-month-old child face down in an inch “ have a vast understanding of the way I 1 p.m. — Twins at Yankees DEAR CAREY HALSEY: You are me a note saying my call was the only "Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. two hits for Dean's 7 7 X err one 7 35 om soccer (jivision at llling this summer in the Manchester Rec Department- of water for even a few seconds can think.” " 'e m 'BTxir o» rrano0-5) cr Everyone who works in and around from his divorce from Nielsen and isn't season, upset Brand Rex. 14-5. at Fitzgerald Field to ■ro-o-V i5‘o**>»rT-vTx J.4), 7-35 e r r Ragna, Tim Wollenberg, Devin Ryan, Ryan Gallagher, Tim Perkins, Jason International, ESPN without checking the facts as stated. From ow on, I will not shy away a pediatric emergency room or attempting to avoid any new commitment “ if earn the fourth and final playoff spot out of the CVYXfond fYe*t5-4'ff) ViffYOxfkexfNcTvorro 2 p.m. — Orioles at Red Sox. Thanks for setting the record straight. from such occasions. I hope you will ^3 I 3C e r r Taylor, Allison Jaworski, Derek Cedar, Sarah Axler. Back row: Coach Dave intensive care unit dreads the coming that comes along. I mean ’cause what really, league in the Town 'A ' Division Tournament Brand O-cooe 'nare 3-7) of 0<*)and NESN, WILI (1400-AM) think the lesson I learned worth “ How to Write Letters for All 'C Yoyrg 34) 1« Q5 p /n Brower, Peter Couture, Roland Gilbert, Katie Ruggiero, Brian Zimmerman, of summer because of all the what else is there?” Rex had finished 9-5 during the regular season 7:30 p.m. — Orioles at Red DEAR ABBY: I was recently passing on to your readers. 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How to Be'“ r-or» o ' B o fo n 7:35 c m brain-damaged, are the most On the evening of my first wedding Sitek and Ron .Nivison each slapped two hits for 8:30 p.m. — Mets at Cardi­ DEAR WIDOW: I do. and I thank properly address clergymen, govern­ DODGE CITY, Kan. (AP) — Country singer Teros o» D»tro«. 7 35 e m Phillies 7, Cubs 4 preventable. anniversary without my husband of you for your enlightened view. I Brand Rex K o rto i c tv of Toronto. 7:35 e m Athletics 3. White Sox 2 nals, WEAN (660-AM) ment officials, dignitaries, widows Charlie Daniels says many working people CMcooo of Ootiioix) 10 05 D.m. Many of these accidents occur in more than 50 years, I was invited to a learned something today. and widowers. To order, send your have had their fill with the state of the nation. 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Tuetdov's Gomes Oikofo Colgorv ot the Pocitic Coast League. you’re in the personal computer witch of the West” for behavior unbecoming a Houston (Rhoden 0*3) ot Clnclnnotl Thlgoen olfehed to 3 txmers In the 9fti Feehan 8) drive you more than a little crazy, REC — Manchester Pizza trimmed Main (Leery 7-8), 7:35 o.m WP—AAoore BK—King PB— Fisk. Kllgus LA-10 3 5 5 3 3 It’s unclear whether the $39.95 business, but it’s not on your billionaire. Pico 4 5 2 0 3 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Troded Jeff B.C.I. 75 (Carver Glezen 19. but not to worry, there’s a catalog Pub/MMH. 6-5. at Nike Field to second first placein Chicogo (S.Wllson M ) at Phllodelghio ScMroldl 3 0 0 0 1 Musselmon ond Mike Brody, pitchers, to fhe price includes replacement costs average newsstand so the ordi­ For “ a billionaire to be so chintzy, distresses (McWlllloms 310). 7:35 D.m Kim Bushey 17, Bernie Vogel of software just for you. the league, and a berth in the Town B’ Division Mariners 6. Angels 5 rTifWNieim9 (O New York Mets for a plover to be nomed later for the computer if that obsession nary consumer probably misses people,” the mayor said Monday. Montreol (K.Gross 8-8) ot Pittsburgh Cormon WJ-11 5 3.3 I 4 4 0 Clolmed Lee Mozzllll, outtlelder-flrst bose- 12), East Catholic 38 (P.J. The catalog, “ Mindware,” is by Tournament. F»ub/MMH opposes Wilson Electric (J.Robinson 5-9), 7:35 om Frohwlrlh 11-3 1 0 0 0 mon, on wolvers from the New York Mets Bruce Ehrlich, who writes in the is what made your partner huffy some of the best product reviews The mayor emphasized that his opinion had Son Diego (Rasmussen 4-7) ot Atlonto Recoiled Glenollen HIM, outfielder, from Monahan 16. Mike Marsh 13) tonight for second place Art Rooney. Keith (dory 3-1), 7:40 p.m. CALIFORNIA SEATTLE Porrefl S.4 3 0 0 0 0 introduction that this is a collec­ in the first place. being written. nothing to do with whether she is guilty of tax Kllgus pitched to 3 botlers In fhe i-d. 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New York (Femonde? 8-3) o» $t Lou*s CINCINNATI REDS—Announced that which we call mind appliances.” (Terry 7-9). 8:35 pm DWh^e cf 4 110 AOovts 1b 4 13 0 AGO A S/AALL FLYING Elliott each had two hits for the losers Jovner lb 4 13 3 Coles rf 3 10 0 Donny Jockson, pitcher, undervyent shoulder Before some of these programs vard professor and connoisseur of duct Guide Volume I ” (Brady “ That’s for a jury to decide,” he said, Wednesdev't Gomes Ow*nrg db Expos4,Plrites2 iurgery on Moodov ond w ill miss the KEPTILE., PTEKOSAUK WOMEN’S REC — Century 21 Lindsey Real Houston ot CIncinnot* 7 35 p m 4 0 0 0 SBrdty dh 3 13 0 Local baseball were called “ mind appliances,” controlled substances, has “ syn­ Books), a 742-page compilation of adding: “ It’s just her chintziness. It’s a case COcv«s *f 4 2 2 1 KIngery cf 4 1 1 remoinder of the season SANK INTO THE Chicogo ot Phiiodetcn'o 7 35 p.— thesized both his personal insight, 1988 reviews. Jeff Angus is the Estate nipped DeCormier .Nissan. 6-5. at (Tharter POTTfV C i 1 1 2 Voile c 4 0 1 I MONTREAL PITTSBURGH MONTREAL EXPOS—Acdulred Mike some of us were calling them involving the wicked witch of the West." Wortreo' ot ' 35 p Comobell, oheher, from the Seattle Moriners SOFT BOTTOM A\UD Oak Park Deni.se Plante Deni.se Welch. Debbie Son O’egc o* 7 e: s ~ ►*cwe'‘ 3b 3 0 10 EMrtnz 3b 3 0 0 0 Ob r h bl O b rh b l “ weirdware,” but the $39.95 and professional experience in editor. Koch also commented on the justice system. Screw’d ss Cochm ph orgonlzotlon to complete on eorller trode; OF A LAKE. ITS PEfAAINS, Cormier and Marty Carroll each had two hits for the New York a* St Lo«, s ! JJ c.- 3 0 0 0 10 1 ONIxon cf 4 1 3 0 Congels If 3 0 1 0 the form of Mind M irror," a The paperback covers the “ Rich people hire the best lawyers and Cotto pr 0 10 0 DGorci 2b 3 0 0 1 Bonds If 10 0 0 ootloned Comobell to Indlonooolls ot fhe Monday’s results catalog offers a fascinating mix Son Ff onc'scc C* wCS , ’il* 15 ; AmerIconAssoclotlon. VISCOYEPEV IN 1910, WETtE SO WELL PKESEPVEV winners. Donna Trudeau and Wendy Rady each had MDioz ss 0 0 0 0 Huson ss 10 10 Lind 2b 4 0 1 0 of the offbeat, mostly for Apple “ personal computer conscious­ latest in computers based on the therefore, they have better defenses,” he said. NEW YORK METS-Asslgned Mike COLT IN’TERTOWN - Cov­ three hits and Patsy Gebhardt two for DeCormier's Vlzouei ss 3 0 1 Golorre 1b 5 1 3 1 King 1b 3 0 0 0 THAT SCIENTISTS COULD HEAVILY DETECT A ness tool” for the IBM or Apple II Intel 80386 chips, 80286 chips “ So in that sense there is an inequity. But rich Presley 3b 1 1 1 Rolnes tf 4 0 0 0 Bonltki 3b 3 0 0 0 Brody, Pitcher, to Columbia ot the South entry completed a two-game and IBM with a smattering of Attontlc League. Fl/RKY COYfRlNOONITSWINGfAEf^HANES. Trudeau homered TetoH 33 S 7 S TeloH 34 6 11 6 Brooks rf 4 0 10 RRyIds cf 4 0 0 0 at $39.95. It helps you draw a (IBM PC -A T), laptops and porta­ people go to ja il” Eottern LeootM sweep in the best-of-three stuff available for Macintosh, Wolioch 3b 4 1 1 0 GWIIson rf 3 3 3 0 APPAHENTLY LONG FLEECY HAIH COATED THE Commodore, Amiga and even “ Mind Map” and have a “Life bles, laser printers, dot-matrix American League results Celtfomlo OM 300 000—5 Sontoven c 3 1 1 3 Ortiz c 4 0 3 3 ALBANY YANKEES—Sent Mitch playoff finale. 6-5, over Man­ Seattle 000 000 06x—6 Hudier ss 4 0 0 0 Drobek pr Lvden, catcher, to Prince Wllllom ot the ENTIHE DOPY, HATHEH THAN St^OOTH LEATHEPT CP-M machines. 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(Al) exercises called Eliza, TORONTO NEW YORK ColKomlo FOOTBALL profound and practical dialogue needs to order it for you. the ISBN Robin Williams 06 r h bl Ob r h NoNonol Football League which simulate a conversation M W Itt Mentreol between a man and a woman.” number is 0-13-465519-2. and his wife, Mar­ Sirois second in Open Femndr $s 5 111 Sox 3b 5 11 Minton Pittsburgh 010 100 000— 3 b u f f a l o b il l s —Waived Neol Gugge- with a shrink, and Racter, a sort LIrkmo 3b 4 0 3 0 Espno: ss 4 12 Horvev L.W mos, defensive bock. The idea is that if your mate is sha, have a new Griber If 4 0 0 0 Polonlo pb 10 0 E—Bonlllo 3. DP—Montreol 1. Pitts­ American Legion poll of automated smalltalker who McClure burgh 1. LOB—Montreal 8. Pittsburgh i CHICAGO BEARS—Signed William Perry, projecting solid ice, just fire up For CompuBug’s 170-page girl. AVON — Amateur Lucas Sirois. playing out McGfitf 1b 3 3 0 0 Mtnolv lb 3 0 0 Seottle 3B—ONIxon, GWIIson 2, Huson. HR— defensive tockle, to o three-year contract would be great at cocktail parties Whiff gston W.9-3 Ehrlich, president, Mindware, mit, N.J. 07901. Questions and a.m. Monday in played Monday. Kelly cf 4 ship” and wait for the machine to 1 1 8th,Horvev pitched to 3 betters In the 8th Burke S,22 GREEN BAY PACKERS-Releosed 1. New London (6) V II,21-3,60 1803 Mission Street, Suite 414, New York, accord­ Sirois had a 2-under-par 69 to stand one Town M 4 13 4 TofoH 34 S I Umpires—Home, Cousins; First, Voltog- Pittsburgh Bobby Howord. running bock 2. FalrtleldlV,31-3,48 Peter Gott, M.D. spit out “ a suggested script which comments of general interest KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Slgned Mike 3. Hamden 11,164,46 Santa Cruz, CA 95060. Phone stroke off the pace set by Bobby Gage of glo; Second, Kosc; Third, HIrschbeck. Smiley L .W can be used to conduct a discus­ should be sent to the same ing to a statement TorwMs 1« 130 l«»-4 T—3:07. A—19A94. MSmIth Stensrud, nose tackle, to o one-yeor contract 4. W oteiburv V, 163,41 1-800-477-0477 or 408-429-1677. from the actors Greenwoods Country Club in Winsted. Gage is Mrw Verk *40 010 M»- WP—Smiley. Wolved Jerome Solly, nose tockle. 5. Manchester V 111,17-5,31 sion for working out differences” address. l 0 « — Tsronfp 11 New Yon, t 3B— LOS ANGELES RAIDERS-Releosed 6. NorwolklV,186,X publicity firm. another amateur in the field. Myeri 3. EjcfroTO 3. Borfe'd MuHInlki Gary Gooden, wide receiver, and Curt 7. Middletown 111,165,21 Sirois, assistant golf coach at McNeese State HP—Ferrorae? '») Sex (4), Venebv (•). National League results OIGIacomo. center. 8. Mlltordll,17-5,15 Wilkinson- SB—Linore 'i7) in Lake Charles, La., was ninth in the New M IA M I DOLPHINS—Signed Jockle 9. Merldenlll,17-4,13 Lipsman. She IP H R ER BB SO National League leaders a in e , defensive end. Wolved John Sho- 10. Wolcott V, 15-4,9 weighed 9 pounds England Amateur two weeks agao and was low Terenea plro, wide receiver, ond Don Thorpe, 4x4s appeal to young buyers Ftonogor 4 1-3 8 5 5 3 1 C8rdlnals3,Mets2 defensive end. Also receiving votes; and 6 ounces. amateur in the New Hampshire Open and Boied on 310 ot BoH. 3 3-3 1 0 0 0 5 MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed John Newington I, 11-5, 4; Donlelson IX, 14-8, 3, Williams, whose Bangor (Maine) Open last week. MetHf« S 9 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 AB R H Pet. Hunter, tackle, and (3arryl Ingram, tight end Trumbull IV, 18,6,2; TerryvIMe V1,9J,2. NEW YORK STLOUIS Lorkln On Triglyceride is N«w Ydfir 83 315 45 107 .340 Released Leo Lewis, wide receiver Ob r h bl ob rh bl D *'***’ *■’0**1 Peter Abraham, Norwich Bv the Editors latest film is Manchester Country Club head professional Howfcifn L.13-10 4 TGwvnn SO 105 407 SB 136 .334 1-3 8 6 6 3 3 Somuel cf 3 0 0 0 Coleman If 4 1 1 0 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed Bulletin; Carl Adomec, The Joumol-lnaulrer Plunk 4 2*3 4 WCIark SF 105 3U 69 128 .233 Sean FOrrell, offensive guard. Cut Michael of Consumer Reports “ Dead Poets So­ Ralph DeNicolo carded a 76 to qualify for the 0 0 3 4 Mogodn 1b 4 0 13 OSmfth ss 4 1 3 1 « Monchester; Jim Bransfleld, Middletown Groce Chi 88 310 40 101 .326 Banks, wide receiver. Press; Hoi Levy, Shore Line Newspapers; Consumer Reports ciety, ” has another final 36 holes that were to be played this HJhnsn 3b 3 0 0 0 Oouend 3b 2 0 11 Rotnes Mon 90 310 54 93 .300 Strwbry rf NEW YORK GIANTS-Releosed Kerf Tony Dobrowolski, Torrlngton Register- 3 0 0 0 Guerrer lb 3 0 0 1 Guerrero StL 102 351 36 105 often forgotten Sport/utility vehicles, those jeep-like 4X4s, have child, Zachary. 6. Robin Williams .299 Kasper and Mike McCreory, linebackers morning. AAvers p M Thm p cf 4 0 10 Citizen; Roger Cleovelond, W gterburv Red Sox 9, Orioles 6 0 0 0 0 OSmfth StL 95 363 SO 107 .296 Republican. McRyids If Brnraky rf PHOENIX CARDINALS-Releosed Ron become increasingly popular as alternatives to from a prior mar­ 4 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 Oquendo StL 101 355 40 105 .396 Fellowi, cornerbock. Teufel 2b 4 0 10 Pndttn 3b 4 0 3 0 Mftchell SF 100 354 67 104 .394 conventional cars. In style and price, small models, riage with Valerie Velardi. He married BALTIMORE Corter c 3 0 0 0 TPeno c 3 0 1 0 PITTSBURGH STEELERS-Waived under the Mitsubishi nameplate as the Montero. BOSTON HJohnson NY 97 357 71 104 .291 Commie Collins, linebacker, and Charles DEAR DR. GO’TT: Your manner of explaining is such as Geo Tracker and Dodge Raider, appeal to Marsha Garces. Zachary s former live-iii Donewald files lawsuit oB rh b( Bb r h bl Hrnndz oh 0 0 0 0 DeLeon p 3 1 0 0 H e im Rum Frvpr, cornerbock. Both were introduced in the 1987 model year. The BAndsn cf 3 110 Boggs 3b 4 3 3 0 Otedo pr 0 10 0 Ooyley p 0 0 0 0 Mitchell, Son Francisco, X ; HJohnson, so superior to others that I ’m hoping you will explain young car buyers because they tend to be more sport nanny, in April. Sheets ph Jefferts 3b SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-Cut Keith Raider line includes only the two-door version. The 10 0 0 Reed 3b 5 13 3 10 0 0 Pognoz ph 10 0 0 New York, 36; GDovIs, Houston, 33; McCoy, cornerbock. what triglycerides are. What would the result if one than utility. BLOOMINGTON, 111. (AP) - Former Gonzols 3b Elster St 3 0 0 0 W orrell p 0 0 0 0 Golf 0 0 0 0 Romlne ct 4 0 0 3 Strowbenv. New York, 27; EDovIs, Clncln­ WASHINGTON REDSKINS-SIgned Montero is sold as a two-door and as a longer, Illinois State University basketball coach Bob PBrodty It 4 0 10 Heep If 4 0 3 1 MWIIsn cf 10 0 0 fails to bring down the level? Also, compared to Recently, Consumer Reports’ auto engineers notl, 19; Galarraga, Montreal, 16; LSmIth, Dorrell Green, cornerbock, to o three-yeor four-door model similar i.i size to the four-door CRIpkn ss 5 0 3 1 Kutcher If 10 0 0 Oorllng p 3 0 0 0 Atlonto, 16; WCIork, Son Francisco, 16. cholesterol, how serious is it? Mellencamp blames music Donewald has filed a $1 million lawsuit Tettleton c Sosser ph contract. Signed Raleigh McKenzie, guard. road-tested the Tracker and the Raider. 3 111 Evans rf 4 13 1 1110 Wolved Robert Presbury, defenslvetockle, Isuzu Trooper II. Morind dh 5 112 Esosky 1b Lyons c 0 0 0 0 The Geo Tracker is made by Suzuki and sold by charging university officials with breach of 3 10 0 Runs Ballad In ond Dennis Smith, oftensive tockle. Country Club The auto engineers purchased the Tracker and INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - John Cougar contract for firing him. his lawyer says. Orsulok rf 4 3 11 Rice dh 5 10 0 TetaH 39 3 3 3 TetaH 39 3 9 3 Mitchell, Son Froncisco. B9; WCIork, Son Chevrolet dealers. New for 1989, Suzuki sells this Mlllign 1b 4 0 10 Rivero ss 4 3 3 1 Mellencamp blames his music career for his Francisco, 75; HJohnson, New York, 66; Canadian Foolbalt (.togue ■ferry Cunnlnghom oetd ttit por 3, fifth DEAR READER: Thank you for the compliment. Taider in their basic versions and kept optional Donewald. who was fired in March, is Wthgtn 3b 4 0 11 Cerone c 4 13 3 New York 000 000 020— 3 Guerrero, StLouls, 65; ONelll, Clnclnnotl, 63; 4X4 as the Sidekick — not be confused with the BRipkn 3b StLOUls 003 000 lOx— 3 CALGARY STAMPEDERS—Added hydeusingon tight Iron on Sunday. He was In I hope I don’t disappoint you. equipment to a minimum — adding radios in both unstable family life. 2 110 GOovIs, Houston, 61; Golorrogo, Montreal, Dovld McCrorv, cornerbock, to the roster unfortunate Suzuki Samurai, which often rolled seeking more than $1 million in damages from Trober ph E—Teufel. DP—New York 1, StLouls 1. aNireetome with Allen Lomenzoond Jerrod “ I need to get out of this business for a 10 0 0 61; M urrov, Los Angeles, 59. ond Willie Coston, running bock, to the Lamenzo. The body produces and uses two major classes of and air-conditioning in the Raider. The TracKcr’s the university’s board of regents, president Deverex cf 0 0 0 0 LOB—New York 5. StLouls 9. 3B—OSmIth. RncMm (9 DeeWofis) over in abrupt maneuvers. With the exception of Pendleton, Mogodon. 3B—Pendleton. practice roster. Activated Shown ~ Gfosz-RIck Clough-JIm fats: cholesterol and triglycerides. You are less list price was $11,267; the Raider’s, $14,626. while,” said the Indiana-born singer, who has Totals 36 611 6 Totals 9 91) 9 DeMortlnei, Montreal, 12-1, .923; Dorwin, Fdulkner, running bock, tram the practice trim lines and smaller 1.3-liter Four in the basic and athletic director, his attorney Martin SB— Brunonsky (3). Oouendo (1), HJohn- ufri Nordeer.-Bob White 69, Stan been in entertainment 14 years. Tve been Houston, 10-2, .*33; Scott, Houston, 17-5, .773; rotter. T ransferred Chris Molor, corneibock, likely to hear much about the latter because most The Tracker’s engine started and ran well, with a O’Conner, said on Monday. Bomrnort #13 no 800—6 son (26), MThompson (18). SF— HMInskl Rlck Morshall-BIII HunnItord-VIc Sidekick, the Chevrolet and Suzuki versions are Longston, Montreal, 9-3, .750; Fernandez, to the reserve list. Releosed Stacey Dowsey, Abroltls 69. Net- Bill MacMullen-John barely perceptible hesitation at the start of beating my head against the wall since I was Boston 060 111 OOx-4 Oouendo, Guerrero. New York, 0-3, .727; Gorrelts, Son Francisco, research and media attention have been directed The lawsuit alleges that Donewald was wide receiver. Hunter-W.c. Johnson-George McNIff 56, identical. E—Mllllgon. Worthington, Orsulok, IP H R ER BB SO 8-3, .727; Porrett, Phllodetphlo, B-3, .727; toward cholesterol, which is believed to be related to acceleration. The engine occasionally idled roughly 23. Now York OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS—Added Don Wlnorskl-Ted Steponskl- The Dodge Raider is made by Mitsubishi and sold dismissed despite a written commitment from BAnderson. DP—Boston 3. L08-> Reuschel, Son Froncisco, 13-5, .732. Baldwin, defensive end, ond Billy Jackson, “ I ’ve got no family, no self-respect — I've put Boltimore 9, Boston 10. 2B—CRIpken. Tet­ Doriing LAA 7 8 3 3 5 Rolph Frank 57, ston McFarlond-Ed arteriosclerotic heart disease. when hot. Acceleration was adequate with a spunky former ISU President Lloyd Watkins in 1985 Myers 1 1 0 0 0 llnebocker, to the roster. Activoted Michel Clccogllone-Don Jordes-Blll Leone 57, everything into the rock ’n’ roll business. And I tleton, Rivera 3. Boggs 3, Heep, Reed. Lomv, tockle, ond Charles Merritt, The indictment of triglycerides is less clear. The feel. The transmission boasted short, crisp shifter that obligated the university to employ him as StLouls ^ '” ^**"‘***''' rihnegon-John HR—Orsukik (3). Morelond (6), Evens llnebocker, from the proctice roster, Reactl- don’t think they’re going to give me a crown for DeLeon W,ll-9 7 2-3 3 2 3 3 PICkens DIck McMohon 5 7 , Bob normal level in the blood is less than 250 milligrams action. Fuel economy ws a thirfty 27 mph overall. (13). SF—Romlne. American League leaders voted Lorry Hogue, defensive bock, from the its men’s head basketball coach until April Doylev 1-3 0 0 0 1 it in heaven, either," he said. IP H R ER BB SO reserve list. Transferred Rocco Romano, per deciliter, usually about 100 to 150 mg/dL. In routine-handling tests the Tracker was rated 1991. W orrell S.15 1 0 0 0 0 cunnlnghom-Eorle Wilson 57. Our Language Both more tackle, to the reserve list. Released Darrell very good, but steering response was relatively slow Mellencamp. who has been divorced once Mllockt L,5-9 1 3-3 6 3 0 HBP—Somuel by DeLeon. Bosod on 310 ot BoH. ” ~ •’If*' Ciough 70. Net- Patients with triglyceride levels about 500 mg/dL Umpires—Home. DeMuth; First, Rip- 0 AB R H Pet. Booker, llnebocker, ond Arnold Campbell, ‘^ T e Anderson 43-639. and has three daughters, discussed his marital ThurmofKl 3 3 1 1 tiefenslye tockle. have a high risk of pancreatic inflammation that and rubbery for such a tiny vehicle. In err. rgency- Schmidt 1 2 ptey; Second, Froemmlng; Third, Loyne. ®uckett M in 103 410 51 141 .344 B- G ll Bolsenou 457-M, M ike PrestI 44-539, problems involving his current wife, Vicky, in T—2:41. A—39A57. Boggz B w 97 378 63 125 HOCKEY can be life-threatening and difficult to treat. At handling tests, the Tracker performed well — Otson 1 1-3 2 .331 Notional Hockey League Cf^u '^''9 Roberts 46-7-39, QUESTION: Solar energy involves the sun. buy Penguins hire Les Binkley Holton Sierra Tex 103 407 69 133 .327 M Llplnskl 47-7-40, levels of 250 to 500 mg/dL, patients have a steady and easy to control and braking was a recent issue of Rolling Stone. The couple has Lansterd OoK 94 337 45 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS—Named Les why is it called solar? Boston 110 .326 Binkley scout. Frt ^ M'' ^ 47-538, separated. PIT’TSBURGH (AP) - The Pittsburgh Yeunt MM 103 400 65 1 » statistically higher incidence of heart disease, excellent. Hetzel 3 1-3 8 5 .325 SOCCER F n ru -Jo* Phlllloan 48-540, Seines Tex 98 341 57 110 323 Penguins on Monday hired former Penguins BStonlev W4-2 3 2-3 3 1 Molor Indoor Soccor Looguo f i 0 « W ovnord Clough although experts have not agreed on whether the But don’t look for a serene, quiet ride in the LSmIth 5.14 Cuba 10, Phillies 2 Franco Tex 103 380 99 122 .321 psI.’X. O’Am ato 53-13-39, Nick ANSWER: Solar comes from the latin sol goaltender I.«s Binkley to .scout Ontario, Sox NY 103 423 99 135 .319 KANSAS CITY COMETS—Agreed to elevated fat is itself a cause of heart trouble or if it is Tracker. It’s not meant to be. For off-road driving, terms with Mike Dewier, goaltender. An­ (“ sun” ) . The ancient Romans personified the sun as Ford’s daughter remarries SreenweM Bin 98 397 63 122 .307 Mu7irnM02’«'*’' the vehicle’s small size and good visibility are an Quebec and colleges in the eastern United First nounced that It will not motch Tocomo's simply a marker for cardiovascular disease. a god named Sol (known in Greek mythology as Brewers 6. Indians) Gome Browne Oe 98 387 90 118 .305 ~ Clough 70. Net- advantage. WASHINGTON (AP) - Susan Ford Vance, States, CHICAGO PHILA Home Rum controct offer to Barry Wolloce, midfielder. An elevated triglyceride level is usually secon­ Helios.) Solar originally meant anything or of o b rh b l Ob r h bl McGrftf, Toronto, 27; Deer, Mllwoukee,25; NM^ ®Gross-MlkePrestI75. Since the Tracker is new this year, its reliability daughter of former President Gerald R. Ford, Binkley, .54, was chief scout and goaltending COLLEGE dary to other factors, primarily: obesity, use of relating to the sun. Now the adjective is primarily CLEVELAND MILWAUKEE Woftor> cf 5 0 11 Dykstro cf 4 0 0 0 BJockson. Konsot City, 22; Tettleton, Balti­ 7* in.« u r? ” Bob Jones apparently doesn't believe in long coach for the Winnipeg Jets for the past 11 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Sodbrg 3b 4 3 3 3 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 more, 21; Whitaker, Detroit, 31; Corter, AR M Y—Named Steve Tulte osslstont "''467, Frank Llplnskl alcohol or certain medicines (such as diuretics, remains a question mark, but other Suzuki vehicles hockey coach. used to describe energy from the sun’s heat or light. Browne 2b 4 0 0 0 MoUtor 3b 3 0 3 1 Groce 1b 4 1 1 0 VHoves lb 4 0 0 0 Clevelond, 30; McGwire, Ookkind, 19; Sierra, ®"' Bolmer II. Net- Ed generally have been good. Crashworthiness with engagements. years. He was a Penguins goaltender from 1967 DELAWARE—Named Mory Beth Holder estrogen and beta-blockers), diabetes, hypothyroi­ I hope that sheds some light on solar. Aguovo ss 4 0 0 0 PoMdor 3b 4 111 Dowson rf 3 1 0 0 Kruk rf 4 1 1 1 Texos, 18. PIck^^s'llMS^)'^« Philllpan 131666, John She became engaged last month to Tulsa, to 1972. Komnsk cf 4 0 10 Broggs If 4 0 0 1 Jockson rf 10 0 0 DwMpv If 3 0 0 0 Rum Botted In heod women's field hockey and lacrosse P cklns 82-1567, Maynard Clough 8517-68, dism, kidney failure and liver disease. When these any vehicle this small and light is likely to be a Corter If 4 0 10 Yount cf 3 3 3 1 McCIndn If 3 0 0 0 GAHorrs p 0 0 0 0 Sierra, Texos, 77; Fronco, Texos, 73; coach. factors are treated or controlled, blood triglyceride QUESTION: I remember impact as a noun. Then problem. The government’s crash-test results Okla., lawyer Vaden Bales and planned to wed POBrIn 1b 4 0 0 0 Brock 1b 3 0 3 3 DwSmth If 3 3 3 4 Dernier ph 10 0 0 Corter, Clevelond, 69; Yount. MMvwiuket, 69; DOMINICAN, CAL—Named ReneHoooer- Mu7irn«?4.M it slid into usage as a verb. Now — can you believe — aren’t available yet. before the end of the year. But the couple tied Belle dh 2 111 Meyer dh 4 0 0 0 B erryhlll c 5 1 1 1 CHoves 3b 3 0 0 0 AAottinglv, New York. 60; M cOrlff, Peters, women's volleyball cooch, ond Mike levels will often fall to the normal range. Thus, most Cherkasov sails through Snyder rf 4 0 10 COBrIen c 4 0 00 Dunston ss 5 0 3 1 Doulton c 3 1 1 0 Toronto, 67; Greenwell, Boston, 65; Peters and M ark Klein, osslstont cooches. liTxt' «-580, Tony patients with high triglycerides will respond to a impactful? The Dodge Raider/Mitsubishi Montero in its the knot July 25 while vacationing in Duck, Jacoby 3b 4 0 3 0 Felder rf 4 3 3 0 Wllkrsn 3b 4 1 1 0 Jeltz ss 3 0 1 0 McGwire, Ooklond. 65. FORDHAA6— Named M ike Burnhom non-drug program of calorie-restriction, dietary four-cylinder, two-door form is a rather crude and N.C., The Washington Post reported in today's KITZBUEHEL, Austria (A P) — Andrei Skinner c 3 0 10 Spiers ss 3 110 Sutcliffe p 3 1 1 1 Mulhlrkl p 3 0 0 0 Totals ) ) 1 7 1 Totals 33 610 6 Ford If 0 0 0 1 graduate aulstont soorfs Informotlon direc­ fat-reduction, exercise, avoidance of alcohol and ANSWER: I can believe that it’s being used, but I trucklike vehicle, but it performed competitively in editions. Cherkasov of the Soviet Union sailed through tor. TetaH 9910 1) 10 TetoH 30 3 3 3 doubt that we need it. Impact actually began as a most of the tests. Its emergency handling, however, “ We decided there was no point in waiting," the first round of the $3.50,000 Head Cup tennis Otvekmd OOO 010 000—1 Monday’s home runs LAFAYETTE—Announced the retire­ Forrel! treatment of underlying disorders, such as diabetes Mllwoulcet 010 003 11x—6 Chkogo 000 131 411— 10 ment ot Olov B. Kollevol, athletic director, at Charles and thyroid disease. In resistant cases, fat-lowering verb, then became a noun, and recently returned as was not very good. During the accident-avoidance she said. tournament Monday, defeating Vincente the end ot the toll semester. E—COBrIen OP—Cleveland I. LOB— Phitodelphki 010 000 100— 3 n h l f » f'ronco 00-19-61, w,Al a compact verb for “ to have an impact.” Its maneuvers, the Raider leaned heavily and lifted its Susan Ford married Chuck Vance, a former Solves of Spain 6-2, 6-4. Cleveland 7. Mllwoukee 5. 36—Jocobv, E—Wllkerson, Doulton, MulhoHond, AMERICANLEAOUE RUTGERS—Announced the enrollmentot W a r W-17-01. D- G torpe M cN Iff 81-33-58, drug therapy may be necessary. Skinner. Corter, Yount. Brock. HR— DwSmIth. DP—Phllodelphio 1. LOB— Belle (3), Indians; Vaunt (13), Brewers; Brent Oobbs, center, to the boskettxill team. AAarrIIIAnderton 86-26-60. Triglyceride levels are often ordered, with adjective forms already include impactive, im­ inside front wheel when steered through the course. Secret Service agent who was assigned to Cherkasov, seeded 11th, and ISth-seeded Fernandez (8), Mosebv (8), Blue Jays; Sax 9lAf(8BF$ ^ G roii- Brod Downav 73 Nat- Yount (13), Belle (3). SB—Belle (3). Chicogo 7, Phllodelphio 5 36—Sutcliffe, pacted, and impacting, so Impactful may not have It did not, however, feel unstable. protect her father after he left the White House, Eduardo Bengoechoa of Argentina, who IP H R ER BB SO DwSmIth. HR—Kruk (5). SofKfberg 2 (15). (4), Yonkees; Orsulok (3), Moreland (6), ST. JOHN'S—.knnounced thot Chuck Gordie Quick 75866, Tony 51001^ 74-7 67, cholesterol, as part of a screening test for fats in the Clove kmd Berryhlll (4). D vrtm ith (5), S—Sutcliffe. Orioles; Evans (13). Red Sox; Phillips (3). Sprollng. guord. Is eligible for the 1980^90 Bill Moron 74-4-68. B C roit- Jim Grier 77 blood. To give you more information, I am sending much impact. The Raider is not a vehicle for those who like their in 1979. The couple, who have two daughters, downed Claudio Mezzadri of Switzerland 6-3, Belles L.4-6 Athletics; Parrish (14), Jovncr(7),(3avls(15), basketball season. 5 3-3 SF— Ford. C orroli comforts: Its ride is sheer misery. But off-road, it’s were divorced in December. 6-2, were the only seeded players to complete Olln 2 1-3 IP H R ER BB SO Angels; Presley (9), Mariners. SOUTH CAROLINA-SPARTANBURG— Maddox 79-12-67, Lou Holoryn 81-14-67, Ed you a free copy of my Health Report “ Understand­ Mllwoutcee Ctilcoge NATIONAL LEAGUE Named Dove Llnenberger soccer coach. Lolko 00-13-68. C.A. Johnson 81-13-68 C Do you have a question or comment about our more competent, thanks to the good view the driver The only family attending the ceremony first-round matches Monday in the Grand Prix Sondberg 2 (15), Berryhlll (4), x-SmIlh (5), ing Cholesterol.’ ’ Other readers who would like a Hlguero W.6^ Sutcliffe W.II-9 9 3 2 1 3 6 SOUTHERN CAL—Named Scott Howord Gross- Brendan Ferrell 79. Net- ten has in all directions, the tractable powertrain and were the bride’s two daughters and two of tournament. Crlm S.5 Phitodelphki O o ce (7), Wolton (4), Cubs; Kruk (5), osslstont men's bosketboll coach. W hitlock 84-20-64. Charles Borglda 85-18-67, copy should send $1.25 with their name and address language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care Hlguero pitched to 1 better In the 7th. Mulholond L.1-5 6 1-3 7 6 5 3 1 Phillies; Galarroga (16), Sontovenla (S), SOUTHERN METHODIST—Named John Jim Wehr 83-16-67, Tom Franco 87-19-41, Al to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3369. Be of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ the good directional stability on rough surfaces. Bates’ three sons. HBP—Brock by Rolles WP-^Mo GAHorrIs 3 3-3 6 4 4 1 3 Exdos Reldlng, Interim women's tennis coach, Ober 85-17-68. D G ross-Eorl S. Anderson 91 xdenotesgrandslam heod tennis coach. Net-lrvSobolov93-30-65. sure to mention the title. ter 06040. Reliability is likely to be good. I MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aue. 1, 1989 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug, 1. 19H3 A

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