S CARTERS Firehouse Issue Inflames
16—^MANCHESTER HERALD, T\iesday, June 12,1990 Household vinegar Is an BECAUSE YOU never etfertive and Inexpensive I APARTMENTS know when someone will I VACATION CARS CARS raprlc softner when added FOR RENT RENTALS ITRUCKS/VANS WANTED TO ro the final laundry rinse. be searching for the Item 1 FOR SALE FOR SALE you have for sale, It’s FOR SALE BUY/TRADE MANCHESTER- Classified is the effective better to run your want ad CAPE COD- Dennlsport& Dynamlte 1 bedroom D O D G E - 1986. ’ 150’, 318 FO R D 150 1980. Needs and Inexpensive way to for several days... cancel South Yarm outh, Schaller's unit. 1st floor. $525 CID, automatic, bed b o d y w o rk . $1000. 646- What's News find a cash buyer for Ocean front 1&3 bed ing It as soon as you get liner, tool box, 50K, 5477. We buy clean, lateTnodef Quality Pro-Owned Autoe household Items you no results. Includes heat, hot wa room cottages .Also 3 used cars rnd trucks. Top longer use. 643-2711. ter, and garage. No $5500. 742-8669.______value Priced J bedroom home 1 block CHEVY C601965. 5'/j yard prices paid. 1990 ACURA LEGEND L SEDAN' Wednesday pets. C o ll Sue, 643-4862. t o ocean /MUSTANG -1979 /Must dump body many new sell. Best o ffe r 282-1028. Mr. Duff • Carter Chevrolet 9 0 0 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT VERNON!II Large 1 and ava il. June/O ct.647- parts. Excellent condi 1228 Main SUeel 7234.______1988mzdAMX6GT NOTICE OF 2 bedroom apartments HONDA CIVIC-1986 Im- tio n . C a ll B ill 649-2384. Manchester, CT LOCAL NEWS ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE $10,900 from $550-$600/month. CAPE COD- Dennlsport- maculate condition 4 CHEVROLET 1975 Step- 646A484 Laundry facilities, wall d o o r, blue 73,000 m ile s, 1988 SUBARU DL WAGON In aororctance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and .Cottage $520/week Van 350 Aluminum $7400 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption to wall carpeting or sleeps 6. C a ll 429-3114. standard transmission body, new parts. Rns Meotti seeks re-election. Page 11. hardwood floors, dis go od stereo $3900. C all 1988 FORD MUSTANG U anrljpBtrr Mpral2i by Ihe Board of Diractors of the Town of Manchester, Connec- good. $2800. C a ll 649- CAPE COD-Yar iKXJton Junes, 1990. hwasher, extra stor 646-9513. ______6232. $5900 mouth.4 bedrooms, I CARS age. Swimming pool, B/MW 325 E- 1984 show- 1986 PONTIAC 6000 STE la rg e lo t. $450 w e e k ly . 2 BBQ pits, heat In room condition. Red FOR SALE $5900 ORDINANCE or more consecutive Wednesday, June 13,1990 DARE graduates 185. Page 11. cluded. Call Impact with every available 1966 HYUNDAI EXCEL QL Manchester, C(inn. — A City of Village Charm re IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of /Management Group at w eeks $425. A p p ro x i $2700 Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Manchester that ttte Town of Mwchester purchase from An- mately 1 mile from the option. B/MW/Blau- MOTORCYCLES/ 1-800-562-9550. punkt sound sys- CARDINAL 1987 OLDS CAUIS SEDAN ttiony and Amelia Dzen, premises at 954 Tolland Turnpike ocean, Va mile from MOPEDS u tem.$9850 c a ll 644-8331. AAANCHESTER-2 bed lake. Call Allbro Realty H $5900 ^ Hundred DoUars 1981 YA/MAHA SPEC.2- BUICK, INC. gJSOT.OO). Said premises are more particularly described in room, 2nd floor, stove, 649-0917. CADILLAC 1974 Coupe 1986 VW GOLF Cheney Tech gets clean report. Page Schedule A-1, attached hereto. refrigerator, carpet Devllle, Original runs well. Good condi 1989 Camara Z-26 $6,850 $4700 11. tio n . O n ly 4000K. $399 o r 1989 Buick Regal Coupe $10,960 BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of in g . No pets. $525. 643- owner 88K. /Must sell 1965 CADILUC SEDAN DEVILLE 5239. best o ffe r. 646-3126. me Tow of Manchester that the Town of Manchester pur- I INDUSTRIAL $2500. 649-0472. 1988 Chevy Cavalier $6,990 $8900 H O N D A SCOOTER 1987- 1988 98 Reg Brc'jgham $13,490 1967 HYUNDAI EXCEL GLS Firehouse Amelia Dzen, premises at 960 ibl- BOLTON- 1 bedroom 1 PROPERTY u ^^“'’cheeter, for the sum of Thirty Three SE 50 Elite. Red, very 1968 Chevy Z-24 Cavalier $8,980 $3900 townhouse avail, until ITRUCKS/VANS low mileage, like new. 1964 NISSAN SENTRA SE ■ License of Bolton group home is H u r ^ Fifty Dollars ($3,350.00). Said premises ^ more November 1 or longer. /MANCHESTER- 1968 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe $7,695 particularly described in Schedule A-2, attached hereto. FOR SALE $500 o r best o ffe r. 646- Immediate occupancy Avallable July 1, 1987 Buick Park/We $11,490 $5900 upheld. Page 12. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of Direiaors of 4800/7200 square feet 6736 a fte r 5pm. 1984 HONDA ACCORD LX $550 m o n th . 645-0573. TOYOTA- 1986 Auto 1987 Buick Somerset Cpa $7^460 tv . me Tow of Manchester mat the Tow of Manchester pur- Commercial Industrial matic. Long bed, extra 1987 Chevrolet Caprice $7,495 $4995 S. O’Briant, premises at 900 Tolland SUPER 6 room town- 3 phase e le c tric . 646- 1985 TOYOTA MRZ issue Tumpiko, Manchester, for the sum of Sixteen Hundted Seven house on West side. 3 5477.______cab. 57,000 m ile s. $5900. 1986 Mitsubishi Pickup $3,995 C a ll 646-6873. $5900 N bedrooms, private I WANTED TO 1986 Buick SkyhawkCpe }5,980 SPORTS ty Five ($1,675.00). Said premises are more particular VERNON INDUSTRIAL 1967 HONDA aV C SEDAN ’. r ' f ly described m Schedule A-3, attached hereto. basement, porch, gar BUY/TRADE 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix $7,980 age. $650 plus heat, no P A R K - 3000 squ are fee t $7400 BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVille $9^80 m pets c a ll Sue 643-4862. available Imme- CARS CASH PAID for old cars 1965 OLDS CIERA BROUGHAM K.' Legion wins Zone 8 opener. Page 7. ^ Tow of ^nchester mat the Tow of Manchester pur-. dlately. Light Indus 1985 Buick Century Sed $5,995 1 w)ase froni Michael P, and Gail S. Callahan, premiaea at 262 FOR SALE In good condition. Call $5400 trial warehouse with a n y tim e 646-6388. 1985 Oldsmobila Calais $5,980 1987 HONDA ACCORD LXI SED inflam es Union Street, Manchester, for the sum of Twenty One Hundred ICONDOMINIUMS o ffic e . C a ll 871-6602. 1982 Chevrolet Celebrity $4,295 itqqnn D^ars ($2,100.00). Said premises are more particularly I fOR RENT descnbed m Schedule A-4, attached hereto. OUTTOBECOME 81 Adams Street SCHALLER ACURA CARS By Rick Santos Pistons have Blazers on guard. Page 7. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of Manchester 345 Center Street 2BEDRO O /M i iC the Tow of Manchester that the Tow of Manchester pur- I LAWN CARE MANCHESTER’S FOR SALE Manchester Manchester Herald from Roger A. and Bonnie Wesson, premises at 472 TOWNHOUSE unit 649-4571 I'M * *^ji Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, lor the sum of Twentv Six with heat & hot water. 647-7077 $750. 3 y a r d /m a i n t e n a c e # 1 The issue of the type of firehouse to be built in the Hundred DoUais ($2,600.00). Said premises are more par UNLI/MITED- Low Ford takes over as Celtics coach. Page BEDROO/M TOWN- ticularly descnbed in Schedule A-5, attached hereto Rates. Please call R.D. north end of town has rekindled itself and members of . HOUSE unit, pay own USED CAR 8 BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of /M a in v ille a t 643-2315. the Republican party are burning with anger over the utilities. $750. the Tow of Manchester that the Tow of Manchester pur- selection of a local architect to design the building. c h ^ ^m ^ ir w S and Kamieen M. Helm, premiser at 3 BEOROO/M LUXURY DEALER 800 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, for the sum of Twenty Two TOWNHOUSE with PAINTING/ 1662CadilacEldaiado $5995 Back in February, GOP members of the board reluc Hundred DoHars ($2,200.00). Said promises are more par central air 8< vacant PAPERING 1982Rn9bird $3995 tantly agreed to support plans to build a fire station at Help sought in corpse I.D. ticularly described in Schedule A-6, attached hereto. 1780 square feet of liv ■ ' Tolland T\impike and Deming Street. N 1863TsyctaCaralaSRS $3495 Police in South Windsor are asking for informa ing space. Beautifully A R E Y O U LOOKING 1985 Lincoln Town Car $9995 With their suppoil, they included the stipulation that Prepared by: Maureen A. Chmielocki, T o w Attorrtey appllanced kitchen. FOR AAE? N ew phone tion that will help them identify a murder victim. $1275. A ll Judy Hartllno/Manchester Herald the building be modular or pre-fabricated, if possible, number. Painting 8< 1965 Pontiac Fnn> $2995 According to Sgt. Mary Roche, the victim found units require 1 year to save mtMiey. SCHEDULE A-1 paper hanging, same 1985 Ford Escort $1995 lease & security dep TALL JOB — John Huntoon mows the "Laurel" walking trail at the Hockanum River Tuesday. Sunday is a black female, about 17 years old, 5’3“. quality service. Call However, sinw the February vote, the town has con osit. Reale Real Estate 1986200SX $5995 147 pounds, with pierced ears. Her hair style is in Those promisee situated on the soumerly site of Tolland B ob M o rto n 646-6597. linear park committee maintain five trails along the river In c. 646-4525.______1986 ChavyS-10 Bazar 4x4 $9395 tracted the architectural firm of Lawrence Associates dividual extended braids just above the shoulder Turnpike in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford an within Manchester. The "U urel” is a loop that passes through 3.5 miles of woods and open State of Connecticut designated as TAKINQ AREA - 0.0002 1986 Lincoln Town Car $12,995 to design the fire station for a fee that will range from with red tinL Roche said. Her teeth were in excel /MANCHESTER- availa o fields along the river. ^ »- ACRE*, on a certain map entitled. "TOWN OF b l e Immediately. 1966 Metcuiy Cougar $8995 $45,000 to $50,000. When initial approval for the lent condition. MANCHESTER ACQUIRED FROM ANTHONY A AMEILIA Brand new beautiful 1966 Mazda Fb-7 $6995 firehouse was granted in February, the town manager 1800 square foot con I FURNITURE The victim was found Sunday on Pierce Road, o DZEN BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, MANCHESTER 1966 Ford Thundetblid $6395 was given authorization to contract for necessary ser CONNECTICUT FED. AID PROJ. NO. PFIOJ. NO 76-152 temporary townhouse not far from Sullivan Ave. and Ellington Road, at SOFA- Excellent condi 1966 Honda MoordUQ $8995 vices. 5 -n DATE: 6/89 SCALE: r - 4 0 ' Revisions 9/22/89, 3/27/90 E A S* w ith 3-4 b e d ro o m s, 2 tion, gold & green about 6 pjn. by a man who was out walking, ac which map is on file or is to be filed in the T o w d o rk ’s office baths, formal dining floral pattern, w ith 3 1986 82200 SESSESPidtHp $4395 NY stock exchange report asserts The architects are at the center of the controversy cording to police. She had been stabbed in the chest to said to w of Manchester. room, fireplace, ap cushions, on wheels. 1967PortiacGrandAm $6695 ONLY because it has been suggested that the Republicans had and had no clothing or jewelry on, Roche said. Together wim an easement to slope for the support of the pliances, wall to wall, A s k in g $100. C a ll 647- 1967 Regency 96 $10;495 opposed the firehouse in the first place because highway acquired and a right to fostaN sedimentation control deck, and garages. When her body was found, she had been dead ap- 0007 If no a n sw e r c a ll 1967 Hyundai Excel $3495 Richard Lawrence, president of the design firm, is a system acquired, as more particulariy sho w and depicted on $1200 p e r m o n th . 646- 742-8187. $ 2 4 9 9 8 program trading no market villain pvoxu^tely 10 days, Roche said. Anyone with pos said map. 4144 o r 643-0909. 1967Mazda B2200Pick-up $3995 Democrat. sible information about her identity should contact 1967 BMW 32SiS $18,995 And before Republicans qiproved the construction /MANCHESTER- availa In its main proposal, the panel stock and stock-index futures the South Windsor Investigations Unit at 644-2551. SCHEDULE A-2 b le Immediately. By Stefan Fatsis of the firehouse, Lawrence had irritated them by GOOD THINGS 1967 Meiaxy Topaz LS $4995 supported coordinated “circuit markets — a finding that is likely to Brand new beautiful 1967 PtymoUh Horizon $3395 month* The Associated Press designing plans for the building without a written con Those premises situated on the southerly site of Tolland 1800 square foot con TO EAT breakers” in the cash, futures and reignite a debate. Deadly force policy eased 19e7MercutyCougarLSCpa $8995 tavJ’ tract with the town. Tumpika in the Tow of Manchester. County of Hartford and temporary townhouse NEW YORK — A New York options markets that would stop The NYSE group was composed State of Connocticul designated as TAKING AREA - 0.0007 w ith 3-4 b e d ro o m s, 2 STRAWBERRIES- P ic k 1967 Dodge Dakota Pick-up $6595 Those plans apparently were scrapped when WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI agents would have o d Stock Exchange report clears trading during wide market fluctua primarily of representatives of Wall +- ACRE", on a certain map entitled. “TOWN OF baths, formal dining your own. Chaponis 1967 Grand Marquis $9995 tions. Republicans first rejected the firehouse last year, but more leeway to shoot at suspects under a proposed MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT ACQUIRED FROM AN room, fireplace, ap brothers on Clark 1967 Ford Taurus $6995 program trading as the major villain StreeL large corporations and big in- new policy, sources say. T H O N Y A AMELIA DZEN BY THE TOWN OF pliances, wall to wall, Street, South Windsor. CO' MANY TO in market turmoil and gives am The panel also called for creating situtional money managers — which Agents could shoot fleeing suspects of violent MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT FED. AID PROJ NO Free containers. Open 1668Mazda323SE $4995 Please see FIREHOUSE, page 10 deck, and g a ra g e $ . munition to officials seeking a a single agency to regulate the na largely have opposed attempts to crimes who are armed and considered likely to O - u PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: 6/89 SCALE: 1*»40’ Revisione 8/3/ $1200 p e r m o n th . 646- 8 am -8pm c a ll 528-5741 1968 Ford Escort $4995 CHOOSE FROM tion’s stock and stock-index futures restrict program trading. 89, 9/22/89, 3/27/90 E A S", which map is on file or is to be 4144 o r 643-0909. for latest picking Infor 1968 Jaguar XJ6 Sedan $29,995 super-regulator for stocks and their commit another crime, said the sources, who spoke mation. Opening Satur markets. That finding rankled the Index arbitrage involves rapid filed in the Town Cierk’s office in said to w of Manchester. 1968 Mercury Sable GS $8595 spinoff products. on condition of anmiymity. Togeteer wim an easement to slope tor the support of the day June 9th. Chicago Mercantile Exchange, trading of stocks in New York and I HOMES 1968 UncoInTovto Car $12,995 ^
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\ ' \ ^ \ \ ■ N \ 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13, J 990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13,1990—3 NATION/WORLD Senator admits wrongs, J says penalty too harsh Pumping iron seen By Philip Brasher intentionally. books so he could keep more speak Wave of morality washing over Florida The Associated Press “While I have admitted mistakes, ing fees than allowed. and even some violations of rules, I The speeches were “a gimmick” FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — The Beach, two video store owners were arrested WASHINGTON — Sen. Dave feel the sanction of denouncement to “magically” turn honoraria earned crackdown on ribald r^rpers 2 Live Crew is going. and X-rated videos disappeared from most lifting the very old Durenberger, R-Minn„ says he ... is harsher than warranted,” the from appearances before trade “I haven’t seen anything like it down here. It part of a morals wave breaking across Florida’s shops after 100 store owners were warned by doesn’t deserve the “harsher than 12-year Senate veteran said. groups into book promotions, allow land of sand, sun and fun. reminds me of the McCarthy era. It shows that State Attorney John Taimer against tapes warranted” penalty of being Only the full Senate can decide to ing Durenberger to make $1(X),000 “It’s a rising tide that is becoming increas deemed obscene. small minds aren’t limited to small towns,” punish one of its members. If the above his Senate salary. Bennett said Woody Graber, a Miami Beach publicist denounc^ by the Senate for finan ingly difficult to contain,” said Robyn Blum- •In Sarasota, where charges earlier were to improved vigor cial dealings that he admits broke committee and the Senate followed said. ner, executive director of the American Civil who represents the Gold Club, an adult enter u dropped against a 19-year-old clerk accused of ethics rules. the counsel’s recommendation, a Durenberger received the money Liberties Union in Florida. selling the 2 Live Crew album to a girl not yet tainment lounge that had to close because of the risk of injury. She said old resolution would be passed from a Minneapolis publisher. restrictions such as requiring covering of nip By Lindsey Tanner The Senate ethics committee’s Those supporting the crackdown argue that a in her teens, thong bikinis — which have only people wanting to lift weights special counsel, Robert Bennett, denouncing Durenberger’s conducL Piranha Press, in return for havmg tide of bawdy activity needed containment. ples. It is operating now in compliance with the The Associated Press a narrow piece of material covering the but should consult a doctor. recommended Tbesday that sanction but his position as a senator — at trade groups he addressed send theu- Among the targets of their wrath; cheeky thong law. tocks — were banned. The state Cabinet on During the 1988 study, six for “reprehensible” actions by least until his next re-election cam speaking fees to Piranha. Piranha swimsuits, X-rated videos, nude bars and TV In not-too-distant days, Florida’s beach areas CHICAGO — You might not see ■Riesday approved a rule that swimsuits at state women and four men took p m in a Durenberger that brought “dishonor paign — would not be affected. earned $248,360 from the speeches advertising for phone-sex services. were better known for wet T-shirt contests, many great-grandmothers down at parks must cover at least half of a woman’s weight-training program focusing (mi and disrepute” on the Senate. A less-severe penalty, such as ad but only $15,560 from sales of the U.S. District Judge Jose Gonzalez ruled here spring break revelry and showings of pomo the gym, but a study today suggests breasts and everyone’s buttocks. the quadriceps muscle at the front of “His conduct was clearly and une monishing or reprimanding Duren two books. June 6 that the rap album “As Nasty As They flicks such as “Deep Throat.” the very old may benefit from •In the Fort Lauderdale area, bars featuring the thigh. Three times a week, they quivocally unethical,” Bennett told berger, would not require Senate ap “This very hungry fish. Puanha Wanna Be” is obscene. That was followed by pumping iron. proval, Bennett said. nude dancing were banned last year unless they But first Fort Lauderdale three years ago, did leg lifts with weights for about the committee after describing al Press, was flowed to engage in a N the arrest two days later of a record shop owner The findings, reported in the Jour serve only non-alcoholic drinks. 45 minutes. legations that Durenberger broke Beruiett reminded the panel it feeding frenzy” to make money. who sold the album and the arrests in the wee and then Daytona Beach this year, toughened nal of the American Medical As •In Rilm Beach County, commissioner Ron By the end of the regimen, all Senate rules and federal law through could consider stripping Duren Bennett said. Durenberger. he hours Sunday of two 2 Live Crew members for spring break standards, making arrest sweeps sociation, are based on a study of 10 Howard is seeking a ban on TV advertising for against drugs, drunkenness and lewd behavior. nine subjects who completed the a book promotion deal and transac berger of his seniority and commit added, “allowed himself and his of performing songs from the record in concert. residents of a Boston nursing home, tee assignments as well as order him The Associated Press 900-number “phone sex” operations, in which Ms. Blumner of the ACLU said such conser study had at least doubled the tions involving his Minneapolis con fice to be used as the bait and he got The crackdown has been attributed to ages 86 to 96. to make restitution. callers are charged $10 or more to hear a vative organizations as the American Family w ei^t they could lift. The average dominium. $100,000 for his trouble.” politics, the influence of retirees and the in woman talk dirty to them. After an eight-week training increase went from 16 pounds at the He said the most serious punish Durenberger’s attempts to change TAKING THE HEAT — Steve Sacchetti, 4, grits his teeth and concentrates on the ap Association have become well-organized in period, most had doubled their Durenberger was expected to creasing muscle of conservative groups. It has Gonzalez called the 2 Live Crew case part of beginning to about 42 pounds by the ment, expulsion, traditionally has ownership of his Minneapolis con proaching ball as he plays with his family recently in Quincy, Mass. Rorida in recent years. Ann Brittain, a Univer weight-lifting ability and some had argue before the panel today, before taken place mainly in tourist-driven beach the continuing confrontation between anything end, Ms. Fiatarone said. been reserved for senators guilty of dominium were part of a convoluted sity of Miami anthropology professor, noted tripled or quadrupled iL said the Bennett’s rebuttk statement, that areas associated with risque entertainment: goes and enoujth is enough. serious violations of the law. scheme to collect $40,055 in Senate that retirees make up nearly a fifth of Florida’s researchers. One 86-year-old man stopped .denouncement by the Senate was •Gonzalez’s ruling, which called the album “And anybody who lives in the land of after four weeks because of pain at The counsel said Durenberger travel reimbursements improperly 12 million residents. The researchers, led by Dr. Maria too strong a sanction. with its graphic sexual content a violation of ‘Miami Vice’ as 1 do knows that just about was guilty of a “pattern of miscon from 1983 through 1989. He knew When they were raising their families, she Inatarone of the U.S. Agriculture the site of a previous hernia. The Durenberger, silting between his community standards in Dade, Broward and anything goes down here,” John Thompson, a rest completed the training with lit duct.” he would have been ineligible for sairh they didn’t want their children to watch Department’s Human Nutrition lawyer and an aide, appeared Palm Beach counties, followed similar rulings Coral Gables lawyer who helped lead the f i^ t tle pain and no injuries. “When one chases loopholes, he the payments if he had owned the by a local judge and grand juries in five coun Elvis Presley’s undulating pelvis or listen to Research Center on Aging at Hifts stunned as Bennett made his against 2 Live Crew, said Monday on ABC’s the Rolling Stones implore “Let’s Spend The The researchers called the results surprise recommendation on the first sometimes gets caught in the nets,” residence outright, Bennett said. FBI agent solves murder ties. University in Boston, called the Bennett said. “Nightline.” Night Together.” They may be shocked to hear remarkable considering the subjects’ day of trial-like hearings. •In a four-county area that includes Daytona study the first to examine weight Hamilton portrayed Durenberger But the days of “anything goes” appear to be of 2 Live Crew’s raunchy lyrics, she said. training in the very old. age and poor health at the start of “Senator Durenberger feels that Bennett also said Durenberger as a victim of mistakes and sloppi showed a “pattern of insensitivity” The findings suggest the very old the study. Seven had arthritis, six some sanction is appropriate be had heart disease and four had high cause he was inattentive and un ness who relied on a “bevy of when he accepted free limousine by pleading guilty himself can lower their risk of injury from lawyers” to handle his finances. rides in Boston from people inter falling and other weakness-related blood pressure. wise,” said his attorney, Jim Hamil After stopping weight lifting for There were no “venal motives” or a ested in legislation. Durenberger ton. PIKEVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A FBI ^ id e n ts by joining the weight-lift four weeks, the participants lost “grand conspiracy” to violate the used the limousine service to get to Pttul Runyon said that without Put said. “I think they’re covering agent solved a year.-old homicide by Tanker blaze ing craze enjoyed by young people, about one-third of the strength they But Hamilton .said denouncement rules. regular appointments with a local nam’s June 4 confession, “we had everything up.” the researchers said. had gained, Ms. Fiatarone said. A by the Senate was a “Draconian “He had no intention to violate marriage counselor. confessing he strangled a pregnant absolutely no evidence. Not one Ms. Ward said she had no inten But Kim Herling, who works with similar loss would be expected in a sanction.” the rules. He thought he was obey A senator can accept only up to woman with whom he h ^ been scintilla or shred or evidence to tion of using the gun in court. “I al the elderly as director of cardiovas younger person, she said. Later, in a written statement, ing the rules,” Hamilton said. $100 in gifts from those with an in having an affair. bring a charge or convict this man.” ways keep my pistol in my purse” 0 \ cular rehabilitation at the University Ms. Herling said more research is Durenberger said he was “deeply Bennett accused Durenberger of terest in legislation, Bennett said. Mark Putnam, 30, of Simrise, In a signed confession, Putnam for protection, she said. “But when I H J T ] under control of Chicago Medical Center, said the needed to determine if weight-train sorry” for his action but knew “in making fake promotional appearan The limousine rides were valued at Fla., was sentenced 'Iliesday to 16 described the night of June 8, 1989, get in the car, I take it out and put it number of subjects studied was too ing strengthens upper-body muscles my heart” that he violated no rules ces in 1985 and 1986 for his two $4,935. years in prison after pleading guilty when he choked. Ms. Smith, 27, “in on the seat. This morning I forgot” GALVESTON, Texas (AP) — and presumed dead and 17 were in small to apply to the general popula in the very old. Those muscles tend to manslaughter. His confession al an act of extreme rage.” A 27-year- jured, none seriously. Putnam, who was transferred to l i Oil spilled freely into the G i^ of tion. to be the weakest in the elderly, she lowed authorities to find the remains old divorced mother of two, she was Miami in May 1989 after two years Mexico without being consumed by “This will be purely fact finding,” She added, “The last thing you’d said. of Susan Daniels Smith off a coal four months pregnant and insisted in Pikeville, was handcuffed and 1 5 flames today after firefighters con Norwegian Consul General Erik want to have happen is have a group But she said the study sheds new Poll reveals 49 percent think mine road in the eastern Kentucky Leikvang said. he was the father. taken into custody. trolled the engine-room blaze that of 60- to 90-year-old people going light on what the old can do — “and hills. CO The cause of the explosion is un According to her family, she turned the supertanker Mega Borg out and weight lifting” b ^ u s e of that’s promising.” F^ltnam, who had used Ms. Smith H - < into a smoky, listing hulk. known. wanted Putnam to leave his wife and Terry O’Connor, agent in charge incurably ill have suicide right as an informant in a bank robbery two young children in Fort Lauder Salvage boats and Coast Guard Five fireboats and a hose placed for the FBI in Kentucky, said Ffttt- and auto theft case, is believed to be O d ships skimmed the water and used on the deck by firefighters continued dale, FTa. Their affair began in nam received no preferential treat floating barriers to try to corral a dousing the burning stem. Aircraft Retail sales continue WASHINGTON (AP) — About the Times Mirror Center, said the case of Nancy Cruzan, 31, of Carter- the first agent in FBI history December 1988. ment. “We had no role with any slick estimated early today at IS dropped about 9,(XX) gallons of oil half the American people believe the survey did not include any questions ville. Mo., who suffered severe charged or convicted of a Putnam, who resigned Friday, is aspect of the plea agreement,” he incurably ill and those hopelessly homicide-related crime. miles long and 600 yards wide, up dispersant. about physician-assisted suicide, but brain damage in a 1983 automobile eligible for parole in eight years. said. O “D from 13 miles long on Tuesday, the ftmex, the Mexican government decline for third month wracked with pain have a moral added, “I think what we found is accident. Her parents, Joe and Joyce Ms. Smith’s family condemned Ms. Smith’s sister, Shelby Ward, Earlier in the day, the victim’s oil monopoly, said that at the U.S. right to commit suicide, according relevant to the Kevorkian case.” Cruzan, want doctors to remove a the plea bargain because Putnam did 35, was ordered to appear in court Coast Guard said. WASHINGTON (AP) — Retail that retail sales had fallen for three family filed a lawsuit against Put On Tuesday, firefighters spraying government’s request, it sent the to a survey described as relevant to Kevorkian, a retired pathologist in feeding tube from her stomach. not stand trial for murder. A sister of June 26 after she was released for sales slumped 0.7 percent in May, straight months. “suicide doctor” Jack Kevorkian’s nam in alleging wrongful death. At S O water on the searing deck toarded 146-foot vessel that sucks up oil and Pontiac, Mich., created an in “The feeding tube removal the victim was cited for trying to trying to enter court with a handgun. torney Larry Webster said the law O " n posting their first three-month Retail sales represent about half case. travenous device that he hooked up presented by the Cruzan case has the ship and declared the fire con water at the rate of 84,(XX) gallons decline since the last recession in of consumer sp)ending, which has bring a concealed .38-caIiber hand State Ftolice said. Police gave no fur suit would ask for millions of dol But an expert on the legal aspects to Janet Adkins of Portland, Ore., at caused a lot of controversy in part m trolled nearly four days after the an hour, separates out the oil and 1981, the government said today. been a driving force for the gun into court before the agent’s ap ther details. lars, primarily to benefit Ms. stores it. of medical ethics says patients have her request. It allowed Mrs. Adkins because ... when you pull a feeding first of a series of explosions ripped The Commerce Department said economy during much of the last pearance. “This is the dirtiest county I’ve Smitli’s 4-year-old boy and 8-year- “absolutely no right” to demand that to press a button that fed coma- and tube it is foreseeable often that the through the vessel 57 miles Thick gray smoke and steam sur sales decreased to a seasonally ad eight years. Overall, consumer Commonwealth’s Attorney John ever seen in my life,” Ms. Ward old girl. a physician assist them in ending death-inducing drugs into her patient will indeed die,” said Ms. southeast of Galveston. rounded the hulk, replacing the balls justed $146.84 billion from $147.93 spending accounts for about two- their lives. The blasts and fire left the 886- bloodstteam. Wolf. s o of flame and towering columns of billion in April. thirds of the nation’s economic ac “ ‘Thou shaft not kill’ still stands m 2 foot ship with one deck awash, and Kevorkian has not been charged, However, she said, “When a black smoke that had risen from the After remaining unchanged in tivity. in this society, especially for doc o > crews had feared it would break up and prosecutors say it may take up clinician honors a patient’s request vessel. February, retail sales fell a revised tors,” Susan M. Wolf, a lawyer with or sink with its cargo of 38 million Retail sales had jumped 2.8 per to two months to get results of to be free of an unwanted treatment, Ted Hoskins, who heads the sal 0.4 percent in March and 0.9 percent the Hastings Center, a research in ^ ^ ‘ cent in January when automobile toxicological studies of the dead he is essentially letting nature take Surgeons re-attach torn-off scalp ^ CO gallons of crude. vage operation, boarded the ship in April. That was worse than the purchases spurted after cash rebates; stitute that studies medical ethics, woman’s brain to determine whether its course.” In gaining the upper hand on the with a crew 1\iesday and declared 0.3 percent decline first reported for > and low-interest financing were res said in a telephone interview from the Alzheimer’s diagnosis was cor “There is a long history with an SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A woman whose blaze, firefighters solved one tlie fire under control. Coast Guard March and the 0.6 percent dip in Briaircliff Manor, N.Y.. was sped by ambulance to a nearby hospital in Napa, > H problem but may have created tored to attract buyers. rect. In the meantime. Circuit Judge cient roots to the notion that people scalp was tom off from the eyelids to the nape of her Capt. Thomas Greene said. April. The poll, conducted for the Times and then 50 miles to San Francisco, where the opera ■u another. Each of the automakers continues Alice Gilbert has ordered him to are entitled to be free of unwanted neck, exposing the skull, had her scalp sewn back on “Our latest videos we got, I can Many economists had expected a Mirror Center for The People and tion was done within 12 hours of the accident. “What appears to be happening, to offer incentives, but fewer cars stop using his suicide machine and bodily invasion,” she said. “On the in a 14-hour operation. “She going to be just fine,” see no fire visible,” Greene said. He slight improvement in sales in May. the Press, showed that 49 percent of Oliva said his team reconnected two of the major that since they are getting the fire are covered as companies try to to refrain from doing anything else other hand people have absolutely the lead surgetm said. said there were still flames beneath It was the first time since Septem the public believe a person with an arteries to the scalp. Three veins in the exposed skull under control, is it’s not burning up wean consumers from the profit to help patients take their own lives. no right to demand that a clinician A team of five surgeons worked with high- the deck. ber, October and November 1981 incurable disease has a moral right were rejoined using vein grafts from the woman’s as much oil and more oil is getting eroding practice. “The Kevorkian case has assist them in suicide.” powered m icroset^s to replace the woman’s entire to commit suicide. It said 55 percent feet, and eight blood vessels, some “as small as the in the water,” said Coast Guard Lt. Once the fire is extinguished, demonstrated that there still is a lot The Times Mirror poll showed scalp, small blood vessels and other tissues tom from believe in such a right for people width of lead in a mechanical pencil,” were rejoined. j.g. Robert Garrott. firefighters will apply foam to of confusion among three very dif that eight of 10 Americans think her head last week in a vineyard accident in Napa suffering great pain with no hope of Oliva said despite the severity of the accident, the prevent re-ignition. Coast Guard ferent things, one being the right of patients should be allowed to die in Valley. woman will recover with little outward sign of the or However, officials had not deter Chief Petty Officer Todd Nelson Give Him A Fitting Gift improvement. a patient to commit suicide,” Ms. some circumstances. Eight in 10 “She was an attractive woman before...she will be mined how much was leaking or The telephone poll of 1,213 adults deal. Most of the scars, he said, will be covered by said. An 825-foot British-registered A pair of genuinely comfortable slippers from Wolf said. also approved of state laws allowing an attractive woman when it’s over,” said Dr. Alfon natural skin folds and hair. whether skimming was keeping the Daniel Green Collection, You'll find his was conducted during the first week tanker stood by to begin receiving The Associated Press 'Qwm&miiij This question, she said, is distinct medical treatment for a terminally ill so Oliva, who conducted the surgery at Ralph K. “The actual suture line is just above the eyelids, pace with the spill, he said. the remainder of the Mega Borg’s size In a variety of harxisome styles eind in May, about a month before from “whether a physician should be patient to be withdrawn or withheld Davies Medical Center. At least 100,000 gdlons of oil colors. Come in while there's still a large Kevorkian touched off a furor by as- r i^ t where you would cut for a routine eye lifL” he cargo. authorized to assist” in a suicide and if that is what the patient wishes. The 33-year-old vineyard manager, whose family said. “The scars at the nape of the neck and above the spilled since an explosion Saturday COOLING TANKER — Fire boats continue to spray water on selection. And give him a most fitting gift of isisting in the suicide of a 54-year- Greene said that operation could slippers by Daniel Green. from “the completely separate ques The poll was conducted May 1-5. asked that her name not be released, was working in ears will be covered by her hair.” crippled the tanker, Coast Guard of the Mega Borg outside Galveston, Texas, this morning in old woman who had been diagnosed be dangerous because the ship is tion of whether treatment should be • The Times Mirror center, an arm of the field at Domaine Chan don on June 4 when her Oliva said that during her recovery the woman ficials said. Most of that burned or hopes of cooling the tanker enough to allow them to use as being in the early stages of Al listing and crews might have to $29.00-$32.00 terminated at the patient’s request.” the Times Mirror publishing and hair caught in the rotor of a sprayer crankshafL the cannot recline or place her head against a pillow. evaporated, Garrott said. zheimer’s disease. pump water into the holds to keep foam to prevent explosions. The Supreme Court is expected to broadcasting organization, said it hospital said l\iesday. “Two days after the surgery, she was sitting there The Norwegian government MARLOW'S Diane Colasanto, a researcher for the vessel balanced. The ship’s rear rule on the latter issue soon in the was subject to a possible error of Though horrified, the woman’s co-woricers had joking about sleeping in a ‘Buddha posititMi,’” said scheduled a hearing today in Gal has dropped more than 60 feet, and three percentage points either way enough presence to preserve the scalp. The woman P R ^ FMKING FRONT A REAR OF STORE Oliva. “This woman is going to be just fine.” veston to interview crew members rem ain^ awash today. because of sampling and other ran who were aboard when the tanker “We’re feeling fairly confident at dom effects. exploded while transferring cargo to this point, but we’re not going to Perfectly a smaller vessel. Two of the 41 really breathe easy until the oil is Jenny's Bakery_MARC Bakery crewmen died, two were missing back in a terminal,” Nelson said. Wrapped. 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MANCHESTER— • HERALD.■» ■■ Wednesday, Y T , nJune LUIV^ 13,1990— 5 Club-swinging cops clear protesters Gorbachev proposes union of sovereign states BUCHAREST. Romania (AP) — Hundreds of Intercontinental Hotel. titution and gambling, theft and violence and drug MOSCOW (AP) — Faced with a J club-wielding police broke up a nearly two-month after refusing for weeks to negotiate with after a session with the Federation Council, She said they were taken to a police station, abuse" were practiced in the square, where splintering empire. Soviet President Mikhail dramatic reduction in Gorbachev’s authority foreign policy and defense. Others have sit-in before dawn today, arresting more than 260 the secessionist Baltic republics unless they an advisory body consisting of the presi fingerprinted and photographed and sent to the “dangerous criminals sought refuge” S. Gorbachev is proposing to counter seces because Russia iiKludes 52 percent of the added control of some industries, overall agreed to abide by the Soviet constitution. dents of all IS Soviet republics. people as they cleared a central square of anti hospital for tests. sionist drives by transforming the Soviet Soviet Union’s population and three- economic planning and other duties to the It asked the government to “take due measures President Vytautas Landsbergis of He said he had summoned the council to communist protesters. Protesters, their ranks .sometimes swelling to as Union mto a looser federation of sovereim quarters of its land mass. list. in order to restore public order in keeping with the Lithuania hinted that the Kremlin might begin work on “realizing the key idea of A photojoumalist said several dozen protesters many as 10,000 by day, had blocked traffic in the states, officials say. The Russian Congress of People’s Landsbergis. asked whether Goibachev were beaten. laws in force.” soon end the economic embargo imposed on deeply re-forming our federation.” central square since April 22, dubbing the area a The Soviet leader has also significantly Deputies, under the leadership of radical would lift the economic embargo imposed his republic. Gorbachev proposed that the country’s The police took about 20 hunger strikers, some Police moved in at 3:55 ajn ., when ah^' reformer Boris N. Yeltsin, voted 907-13 for on Lithuania in April, said, “The blockade “Communist-free zone.” softened his position on German reunifica Soviet Premier Nikolai I. Ryzhkov, who of whom had gone without food for a month, to protesters were in the square. Some 400 police of tion, saying a united Germany could be an republics agree on a new, looser union of the declaration. The statement was weaker will not be canceled tomorrow, but the day The protesters have pressed for a 10-year ban attended the session, said today that it the hospital. ficers sealed off the area with trucks and buses. ‘ associate member” of the NATO alliance “sovereign states,” officials said after the than originally proposed, because it says after tomorrow, we shall see.” on former Communists officials — such as Presi produced definite progress on the impasse meeting. The hunger strikers had been camped in a small Fleeing demonstrators broke in the glass front while at the same time joining a new pan- Russia’s sovereignty — and the priority of dent Ion Iliescu — holding office. Uiescu’s Na over the Baltic states’ independence The 59-year-old Soviet leader has Gorbachev cut off shipments of oil and tent city in University Square, {H-otesting what door of the adjacent Intercontinental Hotel, but European security order. its laws ver national ones — will be worked tional Salvation Front won free elections held in declarations. restricted supplies of natural gas and other were seized and removed by police. pledged repeatedly since last fall to work out in a new Russian constitution and union they consider the Communist domination o f the May by a landslide. He did not define exactly what “associate He said if the Baltic republics went ahead u out a new union treaty. Some reformers raw materials to Lithuania after the republic National Salvation Front, which has been in membership” would entail, but the Kremlin treaty. The demonstrators also demanded independent Western news photographer Doru lordache said and accepted the Kremlin proposal that they would like to transform the Soviet Union refused to re p ^ laws stemming from its power since the December revolution. up to now has opposed a new Germany Any new treaty that keeps the Soviet and private broadcast media. Government officials several dozen demonstrators were clubbed by suspend their independence moves and March declaration of independence. whose sole military allegiance is to the into a confederation' of independent Union as a single country would be likely to A government communique hours after the who met with the hunger strikers for the first time begin negotiations, “great possibilities for police. North Atlantic Treaty Organization. countries, like the European Community or shift substantial powers from the federal The other two Baldc states have taken a crackdown said 263 people were detained for in on Monday pledged their support for establishing future talks will be opened.” the British Commonwealth. (^rbachev made his proposal about the government to the republics. Gorbachev has less rapid course toward secession, declar vestigation. It accused protesters of attempting to such stations. “We arrested over 100 and among them were Ryzhkov was scheduled to meet today Soviet republics on Thesday, the same day Tuesday’s proposal for a union of promised repeatedly that a new federation ing indefinite transition periods to indepen resist the police with violence and said some arms those who spat at us at the television station with Lithuanian Prime Minister Kazimiera “sovereign states” is the closest that Gor Muresan said she told police she would not stop the parliament o f the huge Russian republic structure would solve the republics’ dence. were confiscated. yesterday,” said a police officer with a blood Prunskiene to discuss “practical steps” bachev has come to publicly considering fasting until the government pledges in writing to approved a resolution declaring its laws to grievances, but independence activists have In an hourlong address to the Supreme Brindusa Muresan, who had been on a hunger stained shin sleeve. toward better relations, he said. Ryzhkov such a radical change. establish an independent television station. carry more weight than federal statutes. dismissed his assurances in the past for lack Soviet legislature, Inoadcast live on Soviet striker since May 9, said some of her colleagues said he’^was confident that “the Lithuanian On Tuesday, the prosecutor’s office issued a “It’s not my blood,” he said. He would not give Also Tliesday, Gorbachev met with the The Russian resolution has no immediate of a concrete proposal. TV, 'Gorbachev said “huge results” were were clubbed by police in the lobby of the nearby question is finally getting off the ground.” legal effect. commiuuque complaining that “profiteering, pros his name. Some reformers have suggested that the achieved in arms control at his Washington presidents of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia Gorbachev met with the Baltic presidents But if it takes hold, it could bring a central government retain control over summit with President Bush.
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MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13,1 9 9 0 _ 7 OPINION SPORTS Bottle law Humorous EEA. ads Delvecchio sparks Manchester to Zone win should be By Jim Tierney at 5:45 at Fermi High School in a “When the count got to 3-1, we on the ball. I think he (Delvecchio) j O’Brien fanned 11 in his six-in- BouUlier collected two hits each for Manchester Herald Zone encounter. said let’s let Eiougie have a free rip,” surprised them. He was down in the hing stint. Manchester while O’Brien had two backfire With the score tied, 5-5, Don Manchester coach Dave Morency order (No. 8) and I think they over ; “This will do a world of good for for Rockville. After being outscored, 49-2, in its Sauer (three runs scored) led off the said. looked them.” his confidence,” Morency said of national first three games of the summer bottom of the seventh with his MANCHESTER (6) — JoyrMr cf 4-0-2-1, Bot- Delvecchio’s ‘rip’ nearly traveled By Jack Anderson Strano’s performance. tomloy c 1-0-0-0. White ph 1-O^)-0, Marquoz c season, the Manchester Legion Hist fourth walk of the game. Sauer stole over tire left field fence, falling at Tom Strano, who tossed two in In the bottom of the second, Sauer HWI-O. Gllbort ss 3-1-0-0, Boutilisr 2b 3-2-2-1, and Dale Van Atta 102 baseball team looked to stem second base and Ryan Barry drew a nings of shutout relief, gained the Cunningham 4-0-0-0. Sauar If 0-3-0-0, Barry 1b New Hampshire, whose go-it-alone attitude the base of the fence easily scoring scored an apparent run for 2-0-1-O. Oalvecchio 3b 3-0-2-3. Halln p 1-0-0-0. the tide in its Zone Eight opener walk. Delvecchio, who sliced the Sauer with the winning run. win. Post 102 starter Maa Helin Manchester on a single to right field Maaaaro ph 1-0-0-0, Strano p 00-00. Totals often puts it in conflict with its neighbors, is back WASHINGTON - An attempt by the against Rockville 'fiiesday night at Manchester deficit to 5-4 with a key went the first five innings and gave 24-6-7-a to being a pain in the neck again. It might take an Environmental Protection Agency to “We’re not real aggressive with by Ryan Barry. Rockville appealed ROCKVILLE (5) — Masters It 3-0-0-0, Bar- Moriarty Field. two-run single in the fifth, stepped up five runs on five hits. He walked to third base following the play and tolotte 2b 4-00-0. OBrlan p/ss 3-1-20, Ohman act of Congress to ease the pain. humor Americans into protecting the Sparked by Doug Delvecchio’s to the plate. the bats,” Morency said. “We were four and struck out five. Only two 3b 4-100, ValentirH) cf 4-000, MarMlo s^p planet has backfired. The media cam timid at the plate. Dougie was one Sauer’s run was nullified because he 2-2-1-2, Nicol 1b 4-1-10, JanowskI c 2-010, New Hampshire is the only New England state three runs batted in, Manchester Rockville runs were earned due to DlPlatro rf 0-000, Donovan rt 1-000. Totals paign called “How to Destroy the Earth” Greg Martello, who relieved failed to touch the bag. overcame a 5-2 deficit and pulled of the players who shook it up for us four Manchester errors. It was Del 27-5-5-2. without a returnable container law. Some soda used reverse psychology to pass along en Rockville starter Scott O ’Brien to Manchostef 000 221 1— 6-7-4 out a 6-5 victory. toiught. He came up big for us. He vecchio’s throwing miscue in the “Yeah, he missed it,” Morency, manufacturers find it simpler to ship just one type vironmental tips. But there was a small start the seventh, ran the count to Rockvlllo Oil 030 0— 5-5-3 Rost 102 will play Enfield tonight led the charge offensively tonight fifth which allowed Rockville to the third base coach, said. HsSn, Sbano (6) and Bottomlay and Mar of container retumables — to all six states. ixoblem. Many of the tips were wrong, 3-1 on Delvecchio. quez. OBrlan, Martello (7) and JanowskI. with a couple of aggressive attacks score two runs. Steve Joyner and Lindsey As a result, a lot of people find it profitable to and a few of them were too radical for the WfP- SVano (10). LP- Martello. buy those beverages in New Hampshire, where Bush-era EPA to endorse. The embarrassed ERA has withdrawn they don’t have to pay a deposit, and cart the some of the ads and put out a story that ^ p tie s across the border to redeem in neighbor minor tinkering had to be done. Thoughts ing states. The practice is so widespread that dis The good news is that a well-meaning Pistons put the Blazers on guard tributors in Maine and elsewhere are beginning to Boston ad man, Steve Cosmopulos, Aplenty complain that it’s costing them money. donated $1 million worth of his creative front court foul problems. tinw and energy to come up with the cam By Howard Ulman It’s hard to get greatly worked up over the They had another strong backcourt per paign, so the EPA has only wasted The Associated Press Len Auster formance. After outscoring Portland’s problems of distributors in retumables states; they $18,000 of your money in production make out well enough under deposit laws. But costs. PORTLAND, Ore. — Beating the Trail guards 75-49 Sunday, Detroit’s guards held an 80-51 advantage TUesday night. Cosmopulos, who just wanted to do his Blazers three consecutive games in New Hampshire’s posiUon on retumables deserves Joe Dumars, playing two days after his criticism fiom an environmental standpoint. bit for the environment, is still scratching Portland is tough. So is winning two con secutive NBA titles. father’s death, had 26 points and Vinnie In the decade-and-a-half since Maine became his head, wondering why none of the EPA UConn to pay Johnson 20. scientists or bureaucrats caught the mis The £>etroit Pistons can do both with But the Pistons’ victory wasn’t assured orw of the first states to adopt a returnable con takes before they went out on the air. one more victory. tainer law, the approach has proved effective not until a 3-point basket from 25 feet by • ..... The campaign answers the questiiMi, Isiah Thomas made a championship for some of celebration Thursday night a possibility D ^ y Young, first ruled good, was deter only in reducing roadside litter but in cutting down “How to destroy the Earth,” with some mined to have been launched after the tongue-in-cheek suggestions; in a building where the Pistons, until this substantially our solid waste volume as well. buzzer. Replays amfirmed the reversed Meanwhile, solid waste disposal has become a -“pour used motor oil into the ground.” week, hadn’t won in 16 years. His 32 call was correct. points led Detroit to a 112-109 victory matter of grave national concern. America is al -“Leave the lights on, especially when past success “I couldn’t tell,” said Tibung, who was you’re not there.” Ihesday night. scoreless as part of a bench that was out- most drowning in garbage. Bottle laws help to ad -“Drive everywhere. Never walk, ride The Blazers must make history — no s ’' scored 26-8. “I was trying to get as close dress that problem. team has survived a 3-1 deficit in the 5 -T1 d o w n your bike ot take public transportatiwi.” Ah, the price of success. to the basket as I could.” The University of Connecticut, coming off its first Finals — to stop the Pistons from becom What’s needed is a national returnable con- The EPA didn’t mind saying those were Detroit, trailing 32-22, held Portland to ever Big East Conference basketball championship in ing only the third NBA franchise to win tarners law. That would take the ball away from By Bob Conrad Cibes is the soul of patience and soft- environmental no-nos. But EPA officials 14 second-quarter points and led 51-46 at makes it to a primary in September, that drew the line when Cosmopulos threw in 1989-90, has been tabbed the team to beat in the ’90-91 consecutive titles. holdout states like New Hampshire and keep a speak as he hears this reaction in town could be as much a referendum on the .season. “We’re
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\ \ VV: 'n 8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13,1990__9 Ford takes final step as Celtics’ head coach Softball Tonight’s Games Mets wear out the Cubs’ pitching By Ed Golden New York Knicks. player to go from Celtics player to with making the NBA’s first 3-point the Big East into one of the Awesome vs. Gold’s, 6 — Fitzgerald J The Associated Press “I was very confident,” Ford said head coach, inherits a team that in By Herbert G. McCann shot in 1979. country’s top college basketball Social vs. Bray’s, 7:30 — Fitzgerald of the waiting period while Gavitt cludes the same front line from the The Associated Press conferences, learned through trial Coach’s vs. Wininger’s, 6 — Robertson NL Roundup — BOSTON — Chris R)rd cut his and Red Auerbach discussed the job 1981 NBA championship team he McHale, part of the over-30 r and error that Ford was his man. a p ’n Cork vs. H&N Cont., 7:30 ~ Robertson NBA teeth during 10 years as a with Mike Krzyzewski, who even played on — Lm y Bird, Kevin frontline, praised Ford’s potential as J.C.Penney vs. Elks, 6 — Nike CHICAGO — For only the fifth time $ a head coach. And he said he didn’t regret the player and seven years as an assis tually decided last Thursday that he McHale and Robert Parish. Brown’s vs. Avanti, 7:30 — Nike in team history, the Chicago Cubs were the a ir... it’s going to be an adventure.” tant coach. Dave Gavitt earned his would remain at Duke University. process he followed, including the forced to go to a posititm player to finish Magadan drove in his runs with a No problem, according to Ford. “What we all like about him is courtship of Krzyzewski. Trinity vs. Food, 6 — Pagani wings in just 12 days. “When I spoke to Dave he told “They know that there’s a dis out a game. homer, two singles and a triples and a that he has a tough edge to him and “I didn’t mind being criticized for Spruce vs. Strano, 7:30 — Pagani me that nothing had been offered to tance between us now. And there Keith vs. Blue Ox, 6 — Keeney The team made the move because the sacrifice fly. He had just 6 RBIs in 75 at- Ford, known for his lack of speed Mike, the job had not been offered he’s not going to take a lot of the talking with a college (roach. If New Yor£ Mets were pounding out 21 bats when the day began. was when I went from a player to an things that have haipened over the there’s real validity in that, then Red D.W.Fish vs. Pub, 6 — Charter Oak and accurate shooting eye, on 1\ies- to him and that he was still discuss assistant coach,” Ford said of his hits to trounce Chicago in the windy con “I’ve been scrambling for playing day was named to succeed Jimmy ing with Red and the owners, past few seasons,” McHale said. should be criticized betiause I’m fines of Wrigley Field in what Cubs switch to assistant coach for K.C. WEST SIDE LEAGUE — Sterling Upholstery out- time,” he said. “It’s been a fiaistrating Rodgers as coach of the Boston Cel (general manager) Jan (Volk) and “He’ll put his foot down and run the hero, because I certainly had no manager Don Zimmer called the worst year.” Jones in 1983. “And now I’ll have team the way he wants to run it.” rfuged Lydell Inc., 14-11, Hiesday night at Pagani Field. tics. But first he had to sit back other NBA people and developing NBA experience either,” Gavitt game of the season. to take one more step back. I’m a said. Don Neary and Rick Millet cracked four hits for Sterling McReynolds drove in four runs with u while Gavitt, named chief operating contacts to see who would be the tough disciplinarian.” “I would say this game would rank as the ninth multi-homer game of his career officer and executive vice president Bird, in a statement released “It was a short honeymtwn,” while Dave Nicholas added two. Ton Fisher and Bill best for the job,” Ford said. “He told “He’s not been adverse to being through his agent, said Ford “has a the worst, no question about it,” Zimmer and Tom O ’Malley, who entered the ;Li. on May 30, courted at least one Gavitt said, also telling reporters Rankm had three hits apiece in defeat while Ibrry Fisher me to be patient, and good things strong and direct and hard with great knowledge for the game of Scott Gentilcore and Paul Hublard added two each. said after the Cubs fell to 26-33 overall. game in the fourth inning, doubled three other coaching candidate fw the job that “I’m (rortainly not as good as The Mets knocked out four Cub times and drove in three runs. have happened since then.” players as an assistant coach, includ basketball. He’s great with the PAGANI — Astros n beat Z«mbrowsld’s, 1^-4. Dean Rodgers lost on May 8, two days the ‘walk on water’ treatment you pitchers in Tuesday’s game, forcing The 41-year-old Ford, who be ing those who he played with,” younger players and I’m looking Page led the winners with three hits while Bruce Bal- Harrelson said Magadan has been hot after the Celtics were eliminated in gave me out of the box, and I’m not Chicago to turn to outfielder E)oug Das- at the plate in recent games. comes the 11th coach in the Celtics’ Gavitt said of Ford, who played with forward to playing (mi his team.” tovich, Scott Goodrich, Dave Besterfield, Bill the first round of the playoffs by the as dumb or stupid as you would lead Chris Ford cenzo to pitch the ninth inning. distinguished history and the sixth Detroit and Boston, and is credited Gavitt, instrumental in forming Belekewicz and Rick Burr added two apiece. Tbm “He’s earned the right to play,” he said. people to believe now.” . new Celtics’ coach Dascenzo was the first posititm player “He’ll be back tomorrow.” DoTOvan and Fred LeRoy had two hits each in defeat. to pitch in a game for the Cubs since NIKE — Wa^ington Social Club n beat M ^ t The Mets and Cubs play a 1977, when Lany Biittner pitched the last doubleheader today. N Printers, 5-3, at Nike Field. Pete Palmer and Gary Hurley inning of a 19-3 Cubs loss to Montreal. Giants 7, Padres 2; Whatever became had three hits each for the winners while Bob Mateya, He pitched a scraeless ninth. Scott Jones and Steve Van Vorris added two each. The of the June swoon through which the San Before sending him to the mound, latter homered. Pete Anthony had three hits in defeat Francisco Giants fell to infamy? Zimmer said he asked Dascenzo if he had while Kevin Kelley and Mike Zotta Sr. added two eadi. Only 12 times in 32 previous seasons ever pitched before and if he could pitch m ♦ REC — Joline’s Spirit Shoppe beat Nutmeg Mechaiii- have the Giants posted a winning record SCOREBOARD strikes. Zimmer said Dascenzo replied in the season’s third month. This year, it cal Services, 8-5. Mark St. Jean had two hits for the win that he pitched in high school. ners while Chris Barbieri and Bob Wilson each homered. would seem, they can’t miss. V^nkees 5, Red Sox 4 indians 7, Tigers 3 Braves 8, Reds 3 Dascenzo later said that he last pitched At 10-1 this month, the defending Na Baseball BOSTON NEW YORK CLEVELAND DETROIT Pirates 6, Cardinals 3 Dave Miner had three hits to lead Nutmeg while Dave FlrMGairw for Oklahoma State in the 19.84 College tional League champions are the hottest ab r h bi abrhbi PITTSBURGH 8TLOUIS a ^ abrhbi abrhbi ATLANTA aNCINNATI Chevrette, Glen Cobb, Scott Linsenbigler, Dan Wright Boggs 3b 5 0 0 0 Kelly cf 4 2 3 0 Broyvno2b 4 1 1 1 Whitakr2b 5 0 0 0 Basketball World Series. team in baseball. That’s a dramatic tur abrhbi abrhbi ou abrhW abrhbi and Tom Orlowski added two each. JoReed ss 3 2 2 0 Sax 2b 3 1 1 1 Bckmn 2b 5 0 0 0 Coleman If 4 0 0 0 ^ k n s 3 b 4 111 Phillips 3b 3 0 10 LoSmlthH 5 1 2 1 SaboSb 4 110 The runs for the Mets, who scored in naround from a dreadful start which American League standings Greenwl If 4 1 2 0 Mtngly 1b 4 1 1 0 If 5 1 2 3 TrammI ss 4 1 2 0 Belinda p 0 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 4 0 10 CHARTER OAK — Gleim II beat Manchester Bmnsky rt 2 0 11 Hall dh 3 0 1 1 Tredwy2b 4 0 0 0 BHtchref 3 0 0 0 every inning but the fifth and ninth, were relegated them to last place in the NL EaMDtvMon MIdndodh 3 0 1 0 Fielder 1b 3 120 <3anlcf 5 0 2 1 Larkinas 3 1 1 0 Ruskinp O O O O M c G e e c f 4 0 2 0 Property Maintenance, 8-4, at Fitzgerald Field. Bill Sil Evans dh 4 0 0 1 Balboni ph 1 b 1 1 Landrm p 0 0 0 0 Querrer 1b 4 0 0 0- NBA standings the most since they scored 23 on Aug. 16, W L Pci. GB ^ d e r rf 4 0 0 0 TJones H 4 0 0 0 Prosley3b 5 1 1 1 EOavisIf 3 1 0 0 West, 14t& games behind Cincinnati as Burks cf 3 0 0 0 Sanders pr 0 0 0 0 JBalIss 3 2 0 0 Prxltn3b 4110 ver led Glem with three hits while Bill Finnegan and Toronto 33 27 .550 Jacoby 1b 4 0 10 Mosebycf 3 0 0 0 Murphy rf 5 1 1 0 Bnzngr 1b 4 0 11 Dalroit vs. Portland 1987, also at Wrigley Field. late as May 29. Quintan 1b 3 1 0 1 JeBrfIdrf 2 111 Atomar c 4 2 3 0 Lindmn dh 4 1 2 3 VanSlykef 5 1 1 1 Zailac 3 1 1 2 Tuesday, June 5 Bob Kilpatrick added two hits each. Rick Johnson and Boston 31 26 .544 Justice 1b 3 2 10 Charlton p 0 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 3 0 1 0 Wbsgtn If 4 0 0 0 ^ b e te re f 3 111 Willimsrf 4 0 0 0 Bonlllarf 5 2 3 2 MThmprf 3110 Detroit 105, Ffortiand 99 “The wind had a lot to do with it The Giants moved into third place Baltimore 29 29 .500 3 M usarss 5 1 4 1 Braggsrf 4 0 10 Dave Mazzotta had two each in defeat. Marzano c 3 0 11 Nokesc 3 0 1 1 Surid* H 4 111 Oquand 2b 3 0 1 0 Mihraukse 27 26 .462 '4 Famtinss 3 10 1 Salasc 4 0 10 Olson O' 5 1 3 4 Duncan 2b 4 0 2 1 Thursday, June 7 today,” Mets manager Bud Harrelson Thesday night as Will Clark led a 7-2 vic Velarde 3b 3 0 0 0 Bream 1b 4 0 4 0 Terry p 0 0 0 0 POP DELANEY — Pagani’s nipped Gleim, 9-8. CIsvaland 26 30 .464 5 Totals 34 710 7 Totals 34 3 8 3 Glavinap 4 1 1 0 Oliverc 4 0 1 0 Portland 106, Datroit 105, OT said, “We got some breaks on pop flies Eepnoz ss 3 0 0 0 Wllieroc 4 0 2 2 Pagnoz ph 0 0 0 0 Sunday, Juno 10 tory over San Diego. After Atlanta’s 8-3 The Associated Press Detroit 27 33 .450 6 DJacksn p 0 0 0 0 Beimy Pagam ripped three home runs and added a single Detroit 000 200 0 0 1 -3 King3b 4 0 1 0 Vlfallingph 1000 Detroit 121, Portland 106 early in the game. Tht we didn’t have a ai* 3-2 victories over Cincinnati, the NawItorX 20 35 .364 10'« Totals 30 4 7 4 Totals 30 5 9 5 Layana p 1 0 0 0 DP—Cleveland 1, Detroit 1. LOB— Heaton p 2 0 0 0 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Tuesday, June 12 for the winners while Rob Pilver added three hits. Bob COMING HOME — The Mets’ Dave Magadan, right, is greeted by WsstDIvIskm Boston 110 000 020—4 Flooms ph 10 0 0 whole lot of that stuff happening to us. Giants find themselves only 7*/2 games Cleveland 5, Datroit 7. 2B-CJames, Webstar Cangols ph 1 0 0 0 CWilsn ph 1 0 0 1 Detroit 112, Portlarv1109, Detroit leads sen'ee Goehring led Glenn with three hits while Merrill Myers, W L Pet. GB NewVforfc o il 002 Olx—5 Birtsas p 0 0 0 0 ^ w n a . 3B—Alomar. HR—CJames (4), Un-' Belliard 2b 0 0 0 0 DiPino p 0 0 0 0 3-1 They hit a lot of singles. They (Cubs) out. teammate Howard Johnson after his two-run homer in the first in Oakland 38 19 .667 DP—Boston 1. New Vbrk 1. LOB—Boston 10 Wnghm ph 1 0 0 0 Rick Sheehan, Rich Marsh and Bob Cresset! added two Collins ph 1 0 1 0 Thursday, June 14 Chicago 35 20 .636 2 Now Vbrk 4, 2B—Barrett, JeBarfield, Nokee (’ )■, SB-Webstor (7). S F - Browne, Myers p 0 0 0 0 could have just as easily hit some long With 13 hits against the Padres, the ning of Tuesday’s game against the Cubs at Wrigley Field. The Farmin, Webster. Horton p 0 0 0 0 Detroit at Portland, 9 p.m. apiece. Minnesota 30 27 .526 8 Hall. 38-Kelly. SB— Kelly (13), Sanders (4), Quinons 1b 1 0 0 0 too.” Giants reached double figures for the California 31 29 .517 8Houston beat Los Angeles, extending its Texas 6, Oakland 5 Murphy L.0-4 1 2 1 1 1 2 McCullers 2 4 2 2 0 0LoSmith. 3B—LoSmith. HR— Olson (5), Pres NBA Final result innings in breaking a four-game Chicago 5 -n 2B—Bonilla 2, MThompson, VanSlyka, OSmIth. Kevin Shcaffer and Todd Mozzer had two hits each in Braves 8-3, Reds 3-2: Greg 01shome run, for the win lins hit a three-run homer in the secraid 4- 5), 735 p.m. (10 innings) WWilson H 4 0 1 0 DHill 2b 4 0 2 1 Umpires—Home, Brocklander; First, the Mets took advantage of 25 mph gusts to open the second. Olson’s fifth homer Maefarin c 4 0 0 0 Howell 3b 4 0 0 0 Ssoond Gama HIrschbock; Second, Wandelstedt; Third, WasL Portland 33 14 27 36—108 ners while Noreen Long added two hits. Lori hansen, Bonilla went 3-fOT-5 and Sid Bream 4- inning as Philadelphia beat Mtxitreal, Toronto (Corutti 2-5) at Minnesota (Wtest 2-3) MILWAUKEE BALTIMORE 3-Ffoint goals—Detroit 7-16 (Thomas 4-5, to get 21 hits, 12 for extra bases. 835 pm. ' FWhite 2b 2 0 0 0 Scholild ss 4 0 1 0 ATLANTA CINCINNATI T—3:00. A—30,815. Linda Contos and Chris Gove had two each in defeat. was the big blow in a five-run inning. The for-4. _ abrhbi abrhbi Stillwell ss 2 0 0 0 Laimbeer 2-7, Aguirre 1-2, Dumars 0-2)! snapping a five-game losing streak. O "D Kansas City (Gubicza 3-6) at California (Ab Molitor 2b 4 0 1 0 PBradly If 4 1 2 0 , ■Erhbl abrhbi “Anytime the wind is blowing the way Reds never led again, in either game. OMcDII cf 1 0 0 0 Sabo 3b 3 0 1 0 Ffortland 0-5 (Oraxiar 0-1, Vbung 0-1, Ffortor DUSTY —^Rogers Corporation beat Hockanum Black bott 3-4), 10:35 p.m, SheffikJ 3b 4 0 11 SFinley cf 3 0 0 0 Totals 34 0 8 0 Totals 34 3 10 2 Howell (8-3) allowed seven hits, struck LoSmith If 2 0 1 0 Winghm cf 3 0 1 0 0-3). Fouled out—Laimbeer, Salley. it is today it’s got to be a high scoring Jeff Blauser, 4-for-5 in the opener, also Thursday's Gamas 'fount cf 5 0 1 0 Hulett ph 1 0 0 0 Kansas City 000 000 000—0 Haw^, 14-6, at Keeney Street Park. Barb Rice was the Astros 5, Dodgers 4: Franklin Stubbs’ out three and walked three in eight in Tredwy2b 4 110 Larkin ss 4 110 Rebounds—Detroit 49 (Laimbaer 12), Porlland game,” he said. “Anything you hit up in Boston at Now Ybrk, 7:30 p.m, DParkr dh 4 0 0 0 Gonzals rf 0 0 0 0 California 0 0 0 100 02x__3 Rec soccer winmng pitcher while Tom Greco led the offense with drove in a run in the nightcap and went two-run homer highlighted a five-run first Gant If 4 1 2 2 ONaill rf 4 0 1 0 46 (Karsay, Drexiar 8), Assists— Datroit 19 nings. Zlane Smith (3-4) took the loss. S o Milwaukee at Baltimore, 735 p.m. Surhoffc 5 12 1 CRipknss 4 0 0 0 E—Eisanreich. LOB—Kansas Ci^ 9. Oillfor- Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 (Sriffey 1b 2 111 (Thomas 5), Porlland 22 (Drexiar 10). Total three hits, including a homer. Jim Magdikians, Frank O " n Cleveland at DetroiL 7:35 p.m. Dear rf 4 1 2 1 Tettieton c 4 2 11 nia 9. 2B—Parrish, Pecota, Winfield. Murphy rf 4 0 0 0 Bnzngr 1b 2 0 0 0 fouls—Detroit 30, Portland 25. A— 12,642. Oakland at Chicago, 835 p.m. Brock 1b 4 0 0 0 Orsulak rf 2 0 0 0 IP H RER BB SO Morse, John McGann, Rich Beben, Mike McGarm and Kansas City Justice 1b 3 1 0 0 Braggs If 3 0 1 1 Pee Wee Toronto at Minnesota, 835 p.m. Vfaughn If 3 0 2 0 Komnsk rf 2 0 11 m ^ Blausar ss 4 0 2 1 Duncan 2b 4 0 0 0 Dirk Baars added two apiece. In defeat, Jeff Woods, Texas at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Felder If 1 1 0 0 Millignib 5 1 3 2 SabrhgnL,5-5 71-3 10 3 3 2 8 Sockars 5 (Bon Wry 3. Nick GursW, Allison Krerrwrs c 3 0 0 0 JReed c 3 0 0 0 Only games scheduled Spiers ss 3 0 2 0 Walker dh 4 0 1 0 Montgmry 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Champagne) Penguins 0 Dave Burnett and Drew Windier collected three hits Eckersley is human after all |„ Brief - ^ California Greene p 1 0 0 0 BHtchr ph 1 0 0 0 Express 2 (Chris Haneghan, Colin • • • Wihgin 3b 3 0 1 0 Calendar while tim Wollcnberg added two. Nationai League standings CFinlay W.9-3 8 7 0 0 2 6 (^stiko p 0 0 0 0 Rijo p 1 0 0 0 McNamara) Timbers 0 _ BRipkn 2b 3 0 0 0 Gragg ph 1 0 0 0 EDavis ph 1 0 0 0 T«ale 37 311 3 Totals 35 4 9 4 Harvey S,7 1 1 0 0 0 1 Sharks 4 (Jail llerzberger 3, Tall Varsall) Dol By Ben Walker run with two outs in the ninth inning East Division Umpires—Home, Kosc; First Joyce; Second, Clary p 0 0 0 0 Dibbte p 0 0 0 0 phins 2 (Jason Kirch, Eric Poticalll) W L Pd. GB Milwaukee 010 000 200 0—3 Today off Milwaukee relief ace Dan Plesac m 2 Hendry; Third. Barnett. Haskath p 0 0 0 0 Quinru ph 1 0 0 0 Ffotrlots 3 (Tim Wollanborg 2, Brerxlan Ward) Batoball The Associated Press Pittsburgh 36 22 .621 Baltimore 000 000 201 1—4 Luecken p 0 0 0 0 Little League AL Roundup General Oil wins opener None out when winning mn scored. T—2:45. A—27,250. Meteors 0 (Brendan Chaco ^ y e d well) Twilight League: Newman at Evans In to tie it. Randy Milligan led off the o > Montreal 33 26 .559 3'tz Totals 31 3 6 3 Totals 32 2 6 2 DP—Baltimore 2. LOB—Milwaukee 10, Bal- surance (Duprey Field. South Windsor), 6 p.m. 10th with his 10th homer against PHIadelphia 26 28 .509 6t/z Atlanta i t t (KX> 0 0 0 3 e a s t HARTFORD — General Oil of Manchester tinwe 11. 2B—Molitor, Sheffield, Milligan 2, Midgets Manchastar Legion at Enfield (Farml High), Someday, Dennis Eckersley was Nawlfofk 27 28 .491 National League results Cincinnati ooo 101 000—2 Plesac (0-3). defeated Herb’s of East Hartford, 6-4, in JC-Courant Chicago ^ e rs . HR—Surhoff (5), Doer (8 , Tettieton (8), Metros 6 (Anthony Capodicasa 3, Ryan 5:45 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE — DiRosa Cleaners downed bound to walk someone. And some ninth. With two outs, Gary Pettis hit ^3 ) ^ 0 ) ‘ 26 33 .441 lO'/z E—Treadway. Preslay. DP— Atlanta 1. Milligan (10). S-BRipken. SF—Sheffield. Zawistowski 2. Jimmy Dunnolls) Toros 1 JC-Courant Junior Division: Hartford at Angels 3, Royals 0: In California, Senior Division action Thesday nigjit at McKenna Field. SL Louis 25 34 .424 11'q Mets 19, Cubs 8 LOB—Atlanta 5, Cincinnati 7. 2B—Blausar Dairy Queen, 11-3, T\iesday at Waddell Field. Erik Sack time, he was destined to blow a an RBI double and scored on a Wsst Division uih„ H R ER BB SO (Jonathan Potterton; Adam Clark played well) General Oil, (Eagle Field), 6 p.m. Chuck Finley outdueled Bret George Covey was the winning pitcher for General Oil JD > Milwaukee NEWVORK CHICAGO 3B- Gant LoSmilh. H R -G ant (10), Griffey (1). and Jimmy Ray combined for the win for DiRosa’s, 7-6. save. W L Pd. Suns 2 (Todd Barganty, John Klember) Fal Thursday single by Rafael Palmeiro that GB abrhbi abrhbi S—Rijo, Greene. Saberhagen for the second time in and he also collected two hits. Frank Gauvain added a > H Cindnnat ' 34 20 RRobinson 5 3 0 0 3 3 cons 1 (Charles Hills) Basaball John Masse, R J. Dion and James Wyman played well So maybe it’s no coincidence that pulled the Rangers to 5-4. .630 HJhnsn ss 6 4 2 1 Wynne cf 5 2 1 0 IP H RER BB SO San Diego 30 26 .536 5 Sebra 12-3 2 2 2 2 0 Atlanta Manchastar Legion at West Hartford (Hall six days and Dave Winfield doubled pair of hits for General while Jim Jackson picked up the “D Magadn 3b 4 3 4 6 Sndbrg 2b 5 1 3 1 High), 6 p.m. defensively while Glen Ringbloom was 3-for-3 and Josh both things h^pened at once. Pinch nmner Cecil Espy stole San Frarteisco 29 30 .492 ? ,“ as 0 1 0 0 0 0 Juniors and singled twice as the Angels sent 71/2 Jetferis 2b 5 2 3 1 DwSmth rf 5 0 2 0 GraefteW,1-0 5 3 2 2 3 1 Johnson 2-for-2 on the offensive end. Clifton Blake and save in relief. Marc Sears was a defensive standout for Los Angeles 28 31 .475 81/2 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Bears 4 (Megan Donnelly, Mika Giuliano, Nawman's at Mallova's (Palmer Field, Mid Eckersley’s first walk in 52 in second. Franco walked and Sierra, Teufel 2b 2 1 1 0 Grace 1b 5 1 3 2 Castillo 1 1 0 0 0 1 dletown), 7 p.m. Kansas City to its eighth straight the winners. Houston 25 34 .424 Plesac L,0-3 1 2 2 2 0 0 Kyle Zawistowski, Jay Vontel) Bruins 2 (Ryan Trevor Porter played well defensively and Jason Johns, nings since last August set tq> Ruben 111/2 Baltimore Strwbry rf 4 2 2 1 DCIark If 3 1 1 0 Clary i 2 0 0 0 0 after stepping out of the batter’s box Atlanta 23 33 .411 Buzzall, Mika Flemming) JC-Courant Senior Division: Garber Sdantific loss. 12 C^rreon rf 1 0 0 0 Kraamer p 0 0 0 0 Heskath 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Doug Cosmini, Andy Leitao and Adam Major hit well Sierra’s two-out, two-run double, TUaaday's Gamas Ballard 6 1-3 7 3 3 2 3 Strikers 5 (Richard Rarwtta 2. Kavin Watt, (South Windsor) at General Oil, (at MCC), 6 several times as Eckersley prepared Benefit game is set McFlyIds If 4 4 3 4 Dascanz p 1110 Luecken S,1 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 p.m. forDQ. Finley (9-4) scattered seven hits New Vbrk 19, Chicago 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati Justin Howard, Trevor Franetta) Rangers 0 capping a four-run rally in the top of to pitch, doubled off the wall in Wlliamsn 31.3 3 g 0 1 2 Mussimn p 0 0 0 0 Wilkrsn 3b 5 1 3 1 in e i^ t innings, striking out six and e a s t HARTFORD — Major fast pitch softball will Atlanta 8, Cincinnati 3,1st game Rijo L.4-2 7 6 3 3 2 3 (Malt Denis played well) NATIONAL — Boland Brothers improved its record the ninth inning that led the Texas right field. Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 2, 2nd game Olson W,3-0 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Marsh! 1b 2 0 0 0 Villanuvc 1 0 0 0 Saturday walking two. Bryan Harvey got his return to East Hartford for a one-night stand when the Hfokoy pitched to 1 batter in the 7tti, Fbssas OMally 3b 3 0 3 3 Girardi c 3 0 1 2 Dibble 2 0 0 0 0 4 Baseball to 12-1 with an 11-3 victory over Casper’s at Leber Rangers over the Oakland Athletics Philadelphis 7, Montreal 2 Graena pitched to 2 bettors in the 6IK “Sierra was one thing, but it was seventh save. Houston 5, Los Angeles 4 pitched to 1 batter in the 7lh, Plesac pitched to Boston cf 5 0 2 2 Rairxjs ss 3 0 0 1 Herb's at Newrr»n’s (Moriarty Field), 7 p.m. Field. Seth Rattet picked up the win with relief help from 6-5 Ihesday. Hi-Ho Brakettes of Suatford, l9-time national women’s 1 better in the 10th. Sasser c 5 1 1 0 Bielacki p 0 0 0 0 HBP—OMcDowell by Rijo. Franco in particular,” Eckersley Mariners 5, White Sox 2: In Pittsburgh 6, St Louis 3 Rec baseball Chris Duffy and Andy Moran. Nick Odell and Chris Eckersley had been perfect in 21 ASA champs and four-time world champs, plays Prindle San Frarreisco 7, San Diego 2 ‘’1' Ballard. SFinley by Miller rf 0 0 0 1 BIknship p 1 0 0 0 „ Moma. Froamming; First Pulli- said. “He was ridiculous. Pettis took Seattle, Randy Johnson won his RRobinsoa WP—RRobinson. Cxooden p 1 1 0 0 Salazar pih 1 0 0 0 S«ond.Rlpptey; Third. Darling. ^ ' Landrie each had two hits and Rattet added a triple. Dan save opportunities when he relieved Royals in the 34th annual Kerry McGuire Memorial Wsdnaaday'a Gamaa T—2:31. A—31,918. forever and Bobby Valentine had to third straight start and Jay Buhner New Ifork (Fernandez 4-5 and Darling 1-4) at Umpires—Homo, Vfoltaggio; FirsL Cooney; Mercado c 1 1 0 0 Wilkins p 0 0 0 0 Krajewski and Ben Pinkin played well defensively. Wes to start the ninth with a 5-2 lead. But make his 12th appearance of the Scholarship Benefit Game TUesday (June 19) at 8 p.m. at Chicago (Pico 2-0 and Harkey 5-1), 2, 135 p.m. Second, Bnnkman; Third, Floed Walton cf 2 1 1 0 Pony League hit his fifth home run of the season, McAuliffe Park. Totals 43 19 21 19 Totals 40 8 1 6 7 Radio, TV Atlanta (Avery 0 3 ) at Cirxrfnnatl (Browning T—3:37. A—27,599. Phillies 7, Expos 2 Schofield and Bret Dolan each had two hits and an error helped get Texas going and game.” NawWirk 441 101 350—19 Behind the fivs-hIL 11-strikeout performance all this month, as the Mariners Pre-game ceremonies will begin at 7:45 p.m. with 5-4), 7:35 pm. ^ Schofield and Josh Buckno played well defensively for a walk to Julio Franco set up Sier Valentine, the Rangers manager, Chicago lOO 032 002— 9 MONTREAL PHILA by Mika Halln, the Pirates downed the Cubs, stopped Chicago’s four-game win Montreal (De.Martinaz 4-4) at PWladelphia abrhbi abrhbi 9-1. Tuesday night at Chaney Tech. Ban Casper’s, 3-11. ra’s hit on a 3-2 pitch. 1990 McGuire Scholarship winner, senior Matt Dumeer (DeJesus 0-0), 7.35 p.m. Blue Jays 5, Twins 4 E—Wilkarson 2, HJohnson. DP—New Vbrk 1. Today strolled to second base to talk to two ning streak. Chicago 2. LOB—New Vbrk 11. Chicago 12. DeShIds 2b 3 0 1 1 Campsn cf 3 1 1 2 Howroyd and Kevin Langton hit well for the AMERICAN FARM — Dairy Queen and Epstein Eckersley, who walked only three of East Hartford H i^ , being presented his scholarship Loo Angeles (Belcher 4-3) at Houston (Scott TORONTO MINNESOTA DMrInzef 4 1 1 0 Harr 2b 4 1 1 2 Rratas while Ray Gagnon and Dan Troy played umpires during the comeback. 3-6), 8:35 p.m. , sbrhbl abrhbi 2B—Grace, HJohnson 2. Jaffaries 2, 1 p.m. — Mets at Cubs, Johnson (6-3) gave up two runs grant and a plaque in recognition of his academic and McReynolds, OMalloy 3. 3B— Magadan. WJhnsn 1b 3 0 1 0 RJonesrf 3 0 0 0 well In defeat Realty played to an 18-18 tie. Dan Hauserman and batters all last season, was upset “We weren’t trying to disrupt Pittsburgh (VlfolkX-4) at SL Louis (Tudor 5-2), Felix rf 5 2 2 1 Gladden If 3 0 1 0 SportsChannel, WFAN (660-AM), on three hits in 6 2-3 innings. He athletic achievements. HR—Magadan (2), McReynolds 2 ( 10). Akfretolf 4 0 2 1 CHayaalb 4 1 1 0 In other action, the Mats beet the Rad Sox, Andrew Browneill each had three hits, Eric Levesque with blowing the save chance. He anybody,” Valentine said. 835 pm. Fernndz ss 3 0 0 1 Moses rf 3 1 1 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 0 0 Then ss 4 1 1 0 15-5. Ban Grover and Justin Comolli lad the 7:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Yankees, beat the White Sox with a five-hitter San Francisco (Wilson 13) at San Diego ^ b « 3 b 4 1 1 0 Puckettcl 4 1 1 0 SB—Wynne (2). S—Gooden. SF— Magadan, two and Robbie Allen pitched well for !^stein’s. Scot was even more bothered by what he Sandberg, Milter, Ramos. Vifolkerrf 4 0 0 0 Hollins3b 3113 Mets with two Nts apiece wNIa Ryan Rawllnitis MSG, NESN, WTIC, WPOP Eckersley (2-1) took the loss and in his previous start and pitched a Egypt ties the Netherlands (Whitson 5-3), 10.35 p.m. 3 0 0 1 Hrboklb 4 1 1 0 Santovan c 3 0 1 0 Vatchar If 4 0 0 0 pitched wall. Tony Gadola tripled twice In defeat Levesque had three hits and Andy Viara, Andy Minor perceived as the Rangers’ slowdown 1b 2 0 11 Gaetti3b 3 12 2 IP H R ER BB SO reliever B r^ Arnsberg (1-0) was the Thursday's Gamas New Ifork Foley ss 4 0 0 0 Daultonc 3 1 2 0 while Marc Beaulieu added a pair of hits. Josh 7:30 pjn. — Brewers at Orioles, no-hitter in his outing before that. PALERMO, Sicily (AP) — Egypt, a 500-1 longshot, Oleruddh 4 0 0 0 Dwyerdh 4 0 0 0 and Larry Price two apiece for DQ. technique. winner. San Francisco at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. GoodonW,4-5 7 11 6 6 3 5 ZSmith p 1 0 0 0 KHowell p 3 1 0 0 Glaser played well at second base. ESPN Indians 7, Tigers 3: Chris James stunned the Netherlands when Magdi Abdel-Ghani con- Atlanta at Clndnnall, 6 3 5 p.m. ' A 1 2 0 Harper c 4 0 2 2 Nixon ph 1110 RMcDwl p 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL FARM — Vittner’s nipped Boland "The whole irming was irritating,” Linano 2b 4 0 0 0 Manriq 2b 3 0 0 0 Mussimn 2 5 2 2 0 1 Rickey Henderson stole two bases hit a three-run homer and Sandy Chicago at Philadelphia, 7.35 p.m. Chicago (^stello p 0 0 0 0 Brothers, 6-5. Brendan Gallagher’s triple drove in the Eckersley said. “What is this veited a penalty shot with eight minutes to go to tie the New Vbrk at Rttsburgh, 7:35 prrt to reach 900 — he trails only Lou M W jl^cf 2 1 1 0 (3egness 3 0 10 Bielacki L,3-5 1 1-3 7 8 6 1 2 Raines ph 1 0 0 0 Alomar had three hits as Cleveland World Cup favorites 1-1. Montreal at SL Louis, 835 pm. winning run for Vittner’s, 10-2. Ryan Luratc, Fat Kelly, timeout stuff. ... Definitely they 31 5 7 4 TMale 31 4 9 4 BIknship 22-3 4 2 2 1 1 Touts 32 2 7 2 Touts 31 7 7 7 Brock’s 938 — but was picked off Only games scheduled won at E>etroit. The Netherlands struggled for almost an hour against ° ° ° 2 0 0 -5 Wilkins 2 2 1 1 2 1 Montrsal lOO 000 1 0 0 -2 SAVE THESE COUPONSI Tim Metcalfe, Reed McKinney and I^t Sullivan hit well were trying to get to me. But what’s second base by Kenny Rogers for .. ° ’ 0 003 00(L-4 PhlUdsIphU 030 020 20x—7 Bud Black (5-3) gave up eight Egypt’s conservative style before substitute Wim Kieft E Feiix, Mannque.DP—Toronto 1 Min- Kraamer 2 7 8 8 6 0 for the winners. Scott Sullivan doubled and Dennis Naan a ^ y to do? If you call them on it, it the second out in the ninth inning. American League resuits Descenzo 1 1 0 0 0 0 E— Wallach. DP— Montreal 1. LOB— hits in his second complete game scored on a crossing feed from Marco van Basten at 58 LOB-Toronto 5, Minnesota 3. HBP—Wynne by Gooden, Villanueva by Montreal 7, Philadelphia 3. 2B—Daulton. tripled and Jesse Odell, Kelly Duffy and Sam Torres will take another 15 minutes.” Rogers got his third save. 2B - H r ^ SB-Felrx (5). SF—Bell, Gaetti and Brian EHiBois (3-4) took the minutes. Rangers 6, Athietics 5 Fernandez. '.■-oiu, Gooden, Gooden by Wilkins. WP—Wilkins. 3B—DeShieids. HR—Hollins (3), Campusano played well defensively for Boland’s, 8-4. Oakland lost for just the second Orioles 4, Brewers 3: In Bal PB—Villanueva. (1). Herr (3). SB-Nixon (20). KHowall (1). loss. DuBois beat Black 8-0 in The Netherlands and Egypt joined England and TEXAS OAKLAND S-ZSm itK ROOKIES — D.J. Dog Grooming edged Anne Miller time in 35 games that it led after timore, Cal Ripken played his Tomnw,loronto “ RER BB SO Umpires—Home, Rennert; First, Tata; Cleveland last week. abrhbi abrhbi IP H RER BB 8 0 Real Estate, 15-12, at Valley St. Field. Caroline McCall, eight innings. The defeat came the 1,308th straight game and moved Ireland in a four-way tie in Group F, after the two other PSttisef 5 2 2 1 RHdsnIf 2 2 0 0 StoUmyr W,6-6 6 8 4 3 9 1 Second. Rapuano; Third, CJuIck. Montreal Blue Jays 5, Twins 4: In Min T—3;1Z A—34,893. MAD Joshua Pouliot and Devin Ryan hit well and Jeff Collet day after Nolan Ryan held the Ath teams played to a 1-1 draw Monday. Plmerolb 5141 Rndlph2b 1 2 0 0 ^ 1 0 0 0^ ; ZSmith L,3-4 6 5 5 4 1 2 past Everett Scott into second place nesota, second baseman Fred Manri- Eapypr 0 10 0 Lansfrdlb 3 0 12 Costello 2 2 2 2 1 1 played well defensively for D J. Mike Joslin, Merle letics hitless. on the all-time list, behind only Lou In a Group E match at Verona, striker Marc Degryse Tapani 61-3 7 4 3 3 4 que’s three-base error helped Toron Kunkal ss 0 0 0 0 Phelps dh 3 0 0 0 PhlladalphU Shaw and Bobby Melanson hit well for Anne Miller. An error by shortstop Walt Weiss Gehrig’s 2,130. Ripken went O-for-4 and defender Michel Dc Wolf broke down the tough Franco 2b 3 10 1 Stenbeh ph 10 10 Candaria L,7-2 22-3 0 1 0 1 4 Astros 5, Dodgers 4 KHoweH W,8-3 8 7 2 2 3 3 HATTER to rally for two runs in the seventh WP-Tapani. ’ ^ Yankee Aluminum topped B&J Auto, 15-12, Sean on Kevin Reimer’s one-out South Korean defense to lead Belgium to a 2-0 victory. It Sierra rf 5 0 2 3 Hassey c 4 0 0 0 LOSANGELS HOUSTON RMcDwH 1 0 0 0 0 0 and is batting .213. inning, sending the Twins to their 1 Balnea dh 3 0 0 0 McGwr ph 1 0 0 0 Un^ras—Home, Ford; FirsL Evans; Second , abrhbi abrhbi HBP—Campusano by ZSmIlh. BK—Costello. Kelly and Danielle Robenhymer played well defensively grounder started Texas’ rally in the Mickey Tettieton hit a solo home took over an hour before South Korea could get its first inevglia If 5 0 0 0 Jose cf 4 0 1 1 C3ousins; Third, Hickox. LHams 3b 4 2 10 Doran 2b 4 1 4 0 Umpires—Home, Davidson; Firat Runga; fifth suaight loss. shot on goal. T—2:44. A—18,298. and Scott Williamson hit well for Yankee. Dane Bundy Peballi 3b 3 0 0 0 Jannngs rf 3 0 0 0 Gibson cf 3 1 2 1 Biggioef 2 1 2 1 SacoTKl, Winters; THrd, Layr«. ^ "A COMPLETE ONE STOP AUTO CARE CENTER" Buechel 3b 0 0 0 0 DHdsn cl 1 0 1 0 T—2:20. A— 19,160. and Geoffrey St. Peter hit well and Jeff Lok played well Mariners 5, White Sox 2 Daniels If 3 0 1 2 Stubbs if 4 1 1 2 Dghrty 1b 1 0 0 0 Weiss ss 4 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 0 1 0 DaSmith p 0 0 0 0 OUR CUSTOMERS SAY: ..You do the best woifc voundl defensively for B&J. Bullets’ GM Ferry resigns JoRussel c 3 0 2 0 Gallego 3b 4 1 1 0 CHICAGO SEATTLE Brooks rf 3 0 0 0 GDavis 1b 4 0 0 0 Giants 7, Padres 2 AND WE SAY: -Who vo wa to argiw with our customort? Marcom downed Carter Chevrolet, 23-18. Kevin Reimer ph 1 0 0 0 ab r h bl r h bl Aasep 0 0 0 0 CaminItSb 4 1 2 0 Penguins LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Bob Ferry resigned after Stanley c 0 0 0 0 Sosa rt 3 0 0 0 Cotto rt 5 0 10 CGwyn ph 1 0 0 0 GWilson rf 4 1 2 2 SANFRAN SAN DIEGO MancheslerA/emon Line, 53 Tolland Tpke. (Rte. 83) Toller, Sarah Axler and Nick Repay offensively and Paul 17 years as general manager of the Washington BulleU, Hrjsonss 4 1 1 0 Pasquarf 10 11 EMrtnz3b 3 1 1 0 Scioscia c 4 0 0 0 Yalding ss 4 0 1 0 obrhM abrhbi Stewart and Kyle O’Connor defensively played well for Totals 38 611 8 Totals 31 5 5 3 Ventura 3b 4 0 10 Griffey cf 4 111 Samuel 2b 4 0 0 0 (xedman c 2 0 0 0 ^tiar cf 5 1 1 1 Alomar 2b 4 0 0 0 Tel. 645-8744 From Page 7 who missed the NBA playoffs the last two seasons and Texas 200 000 0 0 4 -6 Caldom If 2 10 0 AOavis 1b 4 0 11 Gnffin ss 3 0 0 0 Gulicksn p 4 0 0 0 5 2 2 1 TGwynnrf 40 10 Marcom. Megan Sears, Matt Urbanetti and Eric Cosmini Oakland 200 001 2 0 0 -5 ______AU Offers Expire 6/30/90 haven’t advanced past the first round since 1982. Ferry Kittladh 4 0 10 Buhner dh 4 3 2 1 MMaddx p 0 0 0 0 Agosto p 0 0 0 0 5 1 3 1 JCartorcf 4 0 10 offensively and Theresa Roback and Eric Jacques defen said he reached his decision after a lengthy meeting with E—JoHussell, Jose, Huson, Franco, Weiss. Fisk c 3 0 0 0 Leonard If 4 0 3 0 VJtettelrxi p 1 0 0 0 Candaoi If 0 0 0 0 M i t ^ l If 3 0 1 1 JaClark 1b 4 0 0 0 sively had good outings for Carter’s. Martha said at a news conlerence IXiesday. “But in The Penguins finished the season in fifth place in the DP—Oakland 1. LC3B—Texas 9, Oakland 9. CMrtnz 1b 3 0 1 0 SBradlay c 3 0 1 2 Gottp 0 0 0 0 MWIms 3b 4 0 1 1 Santiago c 4 2 1 1 OIL-FILTER December we made a decision ... to bring our franchise team owner Abe Pollin. 2B— Palmeiro, DHenderson, Pettis, Sierra. Uhnsn ph 1 0 0 0 Giles 2b 3 0 0 0 Gonzalzph 10 0 0 TCartofc 4 2 2 1 PgIruloSb 3 0 0 0 BOLTON — The Yankees downed the Dodgers, 9-2, I^trick Division with a 32-40-8 record, missing the Hartloy p 0 0 0 0 into the 1990s.” SB—RHendarson 2 (29), Randolph 2 (2), Gallghr cf 3 0 0 0 Scheofr ss 4 0 2 0 RThmp2b 4 120Abnarlf 4 0 2 1 at Indian Notch Park. Max Schardt hurled a three-hitter playoffs for the seventh time in a decade. 9 $ Q 9 5 * Lansford (9), Espy (6). S-Randolph. Lyons ph 1 0 0 0 Javier rf 1110 Uribess 3 0 0 0 Tturilnsi 4 0 0 0 I ONLY ^ T w o OFF! Johnson spent 15 years and won three NCAA cham Lendl wins grass court match SF-Lanslord, Flatchr 2b 3 1 0 0 Totals 32 4 6 3 Tolalt 32 5 12 5 for the Yanks, 7-3. Paul Loulakis had three hits and Nick Johnson, 59, had been executive director of USA DRobnsn p 3 0 11 Rasmsn p 2 0 1 0 j ^5 / Reg. Rea $19.95 pionships at the University of Wisconsin before coaching IP H R ER BB SO Grebck ss 2 0 0 0 ^Angalas ioi goO 020—4 Thrmnd p 1 0 0 0 Ounna p 0 0 0 0 ■ MUFFLER - exhaust! Ricciardi tripled to lead the winners. Wayne Maston and Hockey, the game’s governing body in this country, LONDON (AP) — Defending champion Ivan Lendl Texas Guillen ss 0 0 0 0 HwtiM SOO 000 OOx-5 the Calgary Flames for five years until 1987. He led the •MClarkph 1 0 1 0 I • Featuring Castro Oil Brian Cavarino played well defensively. Mandale Ththill, since 1987. His son, Mark Johnson, made his NHL debut beat Simon Youl 6-4,6-2 in the second round of the Stel BWill 61-3 3 5 3 6 6 Totals 30 2 4 1 Totals 34 5 12 5 E—Ooran. DP—Los Angelas 2. Houston 1. ScNraldl p 0 0 0 0 I SYSTEMS ! Flames to the Stanley Ciqi final against the Montreal AmsbergW,13 12-3 1 0 0 0 1 ^ Ic a g o 000 100 1 0 0 -2 LOB—Los Angeles 3. Houston 11. 2B— Biggio Totals 37 7 1 3 7 Totals 34 2 7 2 Kevin Hahn and Charles Ththill had the hits for the with the Penguins after playing for the 1980 Olympic la Artois grass court championships. Rogers 8,3 1 1 0 0 2 1 I • Up To 5 Quarts Oil I We Will Honor All Competitors ! Canadiens in 1986. SMtlla 000 301 Olx—5 Daniels, Gibsoa HF1—Gibson (2), Stubbs (71 Son Francisco 102 0Q2 i m —7 I Coupons &/Or Beat Any Written I Dodgers, 4-7. team that defeated the Soviet Union and went on to win Last year’s Wimbledon champion. Boris Becker, and Oakland E--Sosa. DP-Seattle 1. LOB-Chicago 6, GWilson (5). SB—Ooran (11), Javier (4)’ S ^ D Ia g o 01O 60O 0 0 1 ^ Bowman, who has the highest winning percentage in S—Biggio 2. I • New Filter Estimates. i the gold medal. runner-up Stefan Edberg also advanced. Edberg beat Moors 6 7 2 2 2 4 Seattle 8. 2B—Ventura, EMartinez, Griffey . E—Templeton. WCIark. DP—San Diego 1. National Hockey League history, won five Stanley Cups Honeycutt 12-3 1 0 0 0 1 Buhner. Leonard. HR—Buhner (5). S—Em J- , . . IP H RER BB SO LOB—San Francisco 5, Son Diego 8. 2S—But- ^ CUSTOM BEND PIPING. \ Johnson described himself as “very positive and very Markus Zoecke 6-0,6-3 and Becker defeated ftul Cham Eckeraley L,2-1 1 1-3 3 4 0 2 1 tinai. SF—SBtadley. Loa Angalaa Ijh WCIark. HR—Santiago (9), Parker (2). as coach of the Canadiens. Moors pitched to 1 batter In the 7to. enthusiastic — a guy who enjoys going to the rink, who berlin 6-4,6-4. _ . . IP H R ER BB SO MMadduxL,0-1 1-3 5 5 5 0 0 GCarter (2). SB-WCIark (3). S-Urlbe. ["" disc" or"Srul. Penguins general manager Craig Patrick said he had W P-BW itt, Arnsberg. Chicago Wattaland 22-3 3 0 0 4 3 : 5 iJpuf^TzED I In Brief . . . enjoys his work.” IP H R ER BB SO Umpires— Home, Merrill; FIrsL Shulock; PetersnL.0-1 31-3 5 3 3 o 2 Gott 1 0 0 0 1 1 San Franolaoo [ BRAKE SERVICE been considering Johnson for the post since he took the He said the Penguins arc going to have to piay “faster Secorid, McClelland: Third, Denkinger. Hartley 21-3 3 0 0 0 3 I ALIGNMENTS I Patterson 2 2-3 3 1 1 o 1 DRobinson W .26 6 5 1 1 0 1 reins in December, when Edward DeBartolo Jr., son of and better than the oi^sition" if they’re going tn be O’Brien leads Mobil decathlon Radinsky 2 4 1 1 i i Aa»a 12-3 1 0 0 1 0 Thurmond S,2 3 2 1 0 0 1 I Front Wheels...... $ . 1 9 Houston 34 95 the Penguins’ owner, fired his hand-picked general Henderson stoien base Satotia San Dlogo come Stanley Cup contenders, but he declined to com NORWALK, Calif. (AP) — Dan O’Brien used a Gullickson W.4-4 7 1-3 6 4 2 1 4 I ^ 5 4 ^ ® Henderson steals his 900th base FUohnson W,6-3 6 2-3 3 2 2 5 4 Rosmutan L.6-3 7 12 6 6 1 2 I All Wheels....t h r u s t $ 4 4 .9 5 ^ manager, Tony Esposito, and his coach, G ^ Ubriaco. ment (Ml individud players or give a general assessment MJackson 11-3 1 0 0 0 2 Agosto 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 This Coupon world-best decathlon long jump to take the first-day lead watch Dunne 1 11100 i with OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Rickey Henderstm of the “Every time I analyzed our needs, it always came of the team. Schooler S,15 1 0 0 0 0 1 DaSmith S,13 1 0 0 0 0 0 Schlraldl 1 0 0 0 0 1 I Instal New Front Pad Or Rear Snoet, Resutlaca 14 Wheel...... $54.95^ in the Mobil Outdoor Championships with the best scewe Through June 12 WP—Peterson. Wattaland pitched to 2 batters in the 4th Oakland Athletics became the third player in major down to Bob Johnson as the bottom line,” I ^ c k said. HBP— Pagliarulo by DRobinson. WP— - Rolor* Or DruiTB. Inipect Brake System, Road Bowman said the chance to work with Johnsfxi, his ad ever by an American. No. Umpires—Homo, Cedorstrom; FirsL Scott- ' WP—Wattotand. P8-Godman. Ted. Metallic Linings $20 Extra. Price Per Axle. I most CARS, parts extra, IF REQUIRED ^ league history to steal 900 bases when he stole two bases Lou Brock 93a DRobinsoa I ! With This Coupin I “He's a great teacher, a great communicator, great miration for the DeBartolos and his links with the Patrick O’Brien leaped 26 feet, 4>/2 inches to break the mark Second, Meriwether; Third. (Sarcla. Umpires—Home. Montague; First Williams; Umpires—Hortte, Crawford; First Hellion- I Most U.S.3 Light Trucks. Parts Extra II Needed. Ricksy Hsrxlsrson goo Second, MeSharry; Third, Rellford. I Ga Improved Ride and Control At A ! in the first inning of the Athletics’ 6-5 loss to the Texas motivator. He has great knowledge of every aspect the T—2:5Z A— 10,138. Second. Gragg: Third, Harvey. family figured prominently in his decision to join the of 26-3 by Mike Herman of the New York Pioneer Club T—2:45. A— 14,467. ^ Speda) Offer | Rangers. game." Penguins. in the 19M national championships. 0
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\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ‘ \ ' \ 10 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13, 1990 West German admits helping Libya build weapons plant fttaurlKBlpr Hrralll MANNHEIM, West Germany Libya was built to make poison gas, contacted him to build a chemical posely not checked it out because he J (Af) — A West Ge rman the television news said. penstiel’s statements also confirmed December 1988, with allegations of businessman testified today that the plant to make “pharmaceuticals and “didn’t want to lose the business.” According to the news report, that poison gas was to be produced West German assistance in constme- Section 2, Page 11 company he raice ran help^ build a insecticides.” Hippenstiel apologized that he at Rabta.” Hippenstiel said the company “par A short time later he was made tion of the plant south of Tripoli. LOCAL/REGIONAL Wednesday, June 13,1990 chemical weapons factory in Libya, had caused West Germany what he Hippenstiel said he did not pay ticipated in construction of the aware that the $136.4 million West German government offi West German television reported. called “diplomatic problems,” be taxes on $11.7 million on profits I^bta factory,” delivering produc project was intended to be set up in cials at first denied any of the Juergen Hippenstiel-Imhausen, cause of the deal with Libya. from his transactions. He said, tion plans and equipment. Libya, Hippenstiel said. country’s companies were involved, former director of the Imhausen- “The responsibility and overall however, that he used the money for Hippenstiel said the project began He said he had suspicions that the but later acknowledged the allega Chemie company of Lahr, also said management was in my hands,” the Rabta project to ensure it would tions were true. in 1984 when a “middleman,” project “would be in conflict with Hippenstiel said of the project. at his trial that the Rabta plant in be completed.He did not elaborate. Libya says the plant was built to Sidewalk repair deadline set; whom he did not identify by name. export laws,” but that he had pur- The television news said: “Hip- The Libyan plant scandal broke in make pharmaceuticals only. Hull of grounded ship due directors berate DPW chief By Rick Santos be a deadline," said Osella, who deadline for the priority system, Manchester Herald called himself the board’s resident they acted with caution. to be patched, later moved expert on sidewalks. “If other projects get put on the A prioritized list of town Lozis said his department has back burner. I’m going to get equal BOSTON (AP) — Patching mechanism, said Cmdr. Larry sid ew ^s in need of repair is to be been busy with other projects and ly mad.” said Democratic Director should be^n today on the tom hull firm said the clean-up would therefore did not have time to com Doyle, executive officer of the probably take about two weeks. completed by the Public Works I^tcr P. DiRosa Jr. of the cmise liner Bermuda Star, al safety office. $o Department by Sept 1, the deadline plete the sidewalk plan. Democrat Joyce Epstein sug lowing movement of the ship Coast Guard officials decided ^ Neary, of the Northeast Pilots As against unloading the fuel to a barge set Ibesday night by the Board of Irish questioned him about the gested the directors ask Lozis if he without threat of oil spilling. Coast sociation in Newport, R.I., was Directors. sidewalks slated for repairs this can meet the September deadline. Guard officials said. before towing the ship to drydock, brought aboard the Bermuda Star to since the process could be hazardous f .. 'The mandate was issued after year. He said he did not think Broad Lozis said he could do that, but A survey of the ship’s hull was guide it through the waters in the in heavy seas. Republican members of the board Street, which is on the list, needed could not guarantee the system completed l\iesday night, allowing area, the Coast Guard said. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Richard exchanged verbal blows with Public repairs any more than Tower Road, would identify problem sidewalks divers today to begin repairing the Results were still pending from Works Director Peter Lozis while he North Main, Main, and Oakland block-by-bloclq but rather would be hole tom in the ship’s bottom when Rybacki said Tbesday he was disap urine and blood tests taken from pointed in the length of time it took issued a report on the sidewalk and streets. likely to refer to longer sections of it ran aground Sunday morning, said Neary, the ship’s captain and several crews to respond to the grounding. sidewalk. Petty Officer Daniel Reed, b a s^ at pavement maintenance program for “Are these priorities? I question other officers responsible for the the coming year. the Coast Guard’s Marine Safety “I would liked to have seen a the priority system we’re establish After that. Democrat Stephen T. vessel when it ran aground. A con quicker response on Sunday when Cassano said maybe the deadline Office in Providence, R.I. tainer with the Neary’s urine sample Before the unanimous vote was ing here,” Irish said. we had good weather,” he said. “We should be extended to Oct. 1 be Divers found no new holes in the broke en route to a laboratory in taken, GOP members, including Lozis said, “you can make your would like to have more equipment cause construction would not begin ship’s hull, and there speared to be Philadelphia, and another sample Deputy Mayor Ronald Osella. Wally 10 recommendations and the other available.” after Sept. 1 anyway. no new fuel leakage overnight. The had to be taken, Doyle said. Irish, and Geoffrey Naab, expressed directors can make theirs.” No one repair work would probably taWp The cruise liner carrying more frustration because the sidewalk will agree completely, he said, and Cassano’s suggestion infuriated Republicans. about 30 hours and be finished by than 1,060 passengers and crew ran plan had been requested last fall and nothing will gel done. Thursday, Reed said. Reggio PinKVManchoster HoraW aground in dense fog Sunday morn Republicans had expected it would Osella said, “If he said he can do He said money available for the it, let’s do it.” Earlier. Osella had ing on a rocky ledge of Falmouth. Geography DARING ACTION — Officer Max Cohen goes over the DARE program with Lisa be presented to the toard before the _ High winds and choppy seas kept iwojects does not even approach the The vessel was freed Sunday night Diakonikolas and Melissa Fino, two members of the Keeney School rap group. spring construction season. said: “I’m a little concerned with divers from starting repairs earlier, and towed to a spot about three From Page 1 estimated cost of about $12 million you folks over there (Democrats on but forecasters predicted sunny skies miles away, where it has since been “If that prioritization plan isn’t in to repair the town’s sidewalks. the opposite side of the table) who and only light breezes today for anchored. to a student in my class." place by Sept. 1 of this year. I’m Although Democrats voted in are concerned with finding ways to Buzzards Bay, where the ship is Reading, rapping and rhyming, going to be very upset. That should favor of the measure to establish a not get things done.” anchored three miles from shore. And students need to know that The accident ripped a 90-foot by the environment can only be saved Tbesday, the Coast Guard said 2-foot hole in the ship’s hull, expos John Neary, the ship’s pilot when it by everyone working together. ing tanks holding about 110,000 gal Pbr now, they’ve addressed the DARE graduates 185 pupils ran aground, was also the pilot of lons of fuel, the Coast Guard said. issue with an environmental display. Town hall expansion issue the car transport carrier Huai Ingrita About 7,500 gallons spilled from dents to practice what they’ve been making a mistake, and I won’t lis when it ran aground in February on On one wall of their classroom, By Nancy Foley the ship, with between 500 and students have hung foam containers Manchester Herald taught, Novak said. ten cuz I’m not missing anything Jamestown Island in Narragansett 1,000 gallons washing up on The DARE program involved cool.” Bay. from McDonalds and other products to be brought before residents Naushon Island in the Elizabeth two officers, Novak and Max Later a group of girls performed A Coast Guard investigation that are harmful to the environment. As he drives down the street in a chain. Workers from Clean Harbors And to their award-winning cruiser. Officer Stephen Novak Cohen, going into classrooms to the DARE rap. “Don’t be a fool, determined the Huai Ingrita accident Inc. began cleaning the oil away teach young people ways of stay cuz drugs aren’t cool...have a ball of the remaining Tuesdays this was caused by a failed steering teacher, that type of awareness is sometimes hears chilchen yell “Hi" tentatively for August, which Uie Tiiesday, and a spokeswoman for the probably the best reward. We've Got 'Em All! to him as he passes. The young ing off drugs. In addition to teach without alcohol.” By Rick Santos month. directors agreed would give all in AMANA • GENERAL ELECTRIC people are friends he has made ing students the facts about drags, Steve Pikiell, a member of the Manchester Herald However, next Tbesday the direc terested parties enough time to from serving a semester as a students also performed skits, University of Coimecticut Big East tors will be occupied with trying to ponder the presentation of the WESTINGHOUSE • MAGIC CHEF • MAVTAG DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance practicing ways to say no when Conference championship basket The proposed expansion and complete the rest of the business proposed project. WHIRLPOOL • KITCHENAID • ALL SIZES & FEATURES Education) officer in sixth grade pressured to do drugs. Another ball squad, told ^ c students that renovation of town hall will be the they planned to condua on this Stranded circus stars press on drug education program, “Here’s they would never go far in ath subject of a public hearing, which month’s agenda. That would leave During the architect’s presenta classes in Manchester schools. tion to board members 'Ibesday, The difference in attitudes as a Looking at You 2(XX),” was already letics unless they stayed off drugs. members of the Board of Directors June 25 as the only TViesday left for ATLANTA (AP) They’ve been kicked out of scheduled performances. «RT216 Boos noted that the estimated cost TBX18SL result of the program is evident to in place in the lower grades. agreed to plan for later this month, the hearing. motels, forced to live on charity and lost their The venture starting losing money because of poor saying that will provide ample time of $12.5 million is likely to be animals. officers on the street, Novak said. Students wore black and orange The students offered letters of publicity, circus director Yuri Tlirkin said. T-shirts that said “DARE To Keep thanks to the DARE officers who for responses to concerns of The directors — both Democrat higher than the accepted bid because But members of the Great Circus Bim Bom, who The circus came to Atlanta, where its trucking The enthusiasm generated by Kids o n Drugs.” A student from told the students to not to forget citizens. p d Republican — agreed the hear the construction mailcet is slow. say a U.S. business sabotaged their tour, still want to company is based, to regroup and assess its plight, DARE was also evident Tlicsday each of the eight schools par what they had learned in the class. After hearing a presentation on ing should be set up exclusively for Boos, of Kaestle Boos Associates perform for the Americans who have opened their only to be kicked out of a series of motels for not night at the DARE “graduation” ticipating read an essay about how Acting Chief of Police Henry the project by architect Charles the presentation of the town hall Inc. of New Britain, noted some of homes, hearts and checkbooks to the stranded Soviet paying bills. Hnally, the tour was canceled May 9 held in the Manchester High they would stay off of drags and Boos, b ^ d members agreed Tbes- plan and the public’s comments on the major changes in the new plan, performers. Minor called the program “fantas after only 12 performances. School auditorium. About 185 avoid pressure to use drags. tic” and told the students that day to schedule the meeting for one that plan. which will expand the centrally lo We want to perform for you, but we caimot get “Lies, lies, lies, that’s all they told us,” a bitter *499 sixth-graders attended, accom Peter Wengertsman, 11, from maybe someday they could be Republican Wally Irish spoke ini cated town offices to about 50,000 square feet. our equipment, our animals,” said Emil Kio a Leonid Gordon, technical director for Kio’s magic panied by their parents and Waddell School, wrote his essay in DARE officers. “Or better yet, tially for tile need of a separate magician known for his acts with fire. “That is a JUMBO teachers. rhyme. Explaining what he would meeting to allow the public to have ■ A ground-level connector bet pity.” act, said of International Showbusiness. “We waited there will be no reason to have a Tech school gets two months for them to do something. They didn’t 20 The purpose of the graduation is do when he saw characters on DARE officer,” he said. “If there’s full opportunity to comment. The ween the existing Municipal Build The 115-member circus, named for two famous tell us anything until we were in trouble. Now we to say to students that the program television use drags, Peter said, “I nobody out there to use them, public’s lack of understanding of the ing and the annex has been CU. FT. clean report project has been called a reason lor turn-of-the-century Russian clowns, came to the have nothing.” has ended and it’s lime for the stu can say it’s fake and they’re there’s no reason to sell them.” eliminated so circulation between United States for a two-year tour in March. Thirty performers stuck with ISI and got lodging at the voters rejection of a plan last the buildings has been improved. The group signed a conuact with International Howell Cheney Regional Voca November. Rather there will be a “sky link” to a West Virginia ski resort but no work. WhiteV\festinghouse tional Technical School is in good Showbusiness Inc., a newly formed company in Turkin severed ties with ISI and is frantically When Deputy Mayor Ronald connect the buildings at the upper Clearwater, Fla., with financing from Kuwaiti inves Super storage provider, with adjustobie 1 8 C U . FT. shape, according to a report from the Osella suggested the board could floor. trying to arrange performances in Kentucky before Meotti is seeking re-election; state Auditors of Public Accounts. tors. It brought the troupe to the United States and Friday morning. shelves. decide — after the same hearing — ■ Each level of the parking Frost-Freel The report had no recommenda if the plan would be offered to garage will have exits. tions for improving the school, and voters at a November referendum. ■ A driveway will run along the GOP weighing its own slate said that the financial records of the Democrat Peter P. DiRosa Jr. ob north side of the town hall proper #FPES19 school were satisfactorily main jected. ties, connecting the intersection of tained and that improvements had If the directors’ vote on whether Valley and Trotter streets with park pects a Republican will enter the Firehouse has been in the news recently for been made since the last review in there will be a referendum came the ing areas. An available optirai — not By Rick Santos race before the end of the month. 1989. securing $250,000 in stale funds for same night as the public hearing, included in the cost — is to extend Manchester Herald Republican town Director Ronald the clean-up of Center Springs Pond. Last year’s report contained one then the board members would give the driveway to Main Street. From Page 1 Osella has said he would consider recommendation — a review of the impression that the issue had Boos said the project will not in ; State Sen. Michael P. Meotti, D- running for the seat. Republican Best known for his work with en cafeteria operations and better con been decided before the public had a clude the tearing down of the stairs now Lawrence is back. Rather, Werkhoven said, the con Glastonbury, said today that he will Town Committee Chairman John trol over c^cteria receipts. Accord Lawrence’s plans are used, then the vironmental issues, Meotti said he chance to comment. in the Municipal Building nor the When Democratic Director Peter cern of he and fellow GOP members seek re-election to the Fourth Garside said today. However, Gar- ing to the report, “that recommenda town will be forced to use the will pursue measures to better air Irish, saying that the public had razing of the Lincoln Center. P. DiRosa Jr. said TUesday he under is with the style of the planned Senatorial District, which includes side said he thinks Osella does not tion has been implemented and is no stood that Republican Mayor Terry more-expensive brick-and-mortar Manchester, Glastonbury, Bolton, quality. Because automobile exhaust not been given the proper forum in Republican Director Ellen Bums building. construction. ri want to challenge Glastonbury’s is the dominant cause of air pollu longer required.” Werkhoven opposed the firehouse Columbia, and Hebron. p ^ t hearings on the matter, agreed Landers questioned the need for “We asked that pre-engineered However, Lawrence, who at Town Council Chairwoman Sonya In response to last year’s recom because of Lawrence’s party affilia *599 *599 Meotti, 36, is serving his second tion in Connecticut, he said the best with DiRosa. seven conference rooms iiKluded in (pre-fab) be studied, and I don’t tended the meeting, said pre-fab Googins, another GOP member who way to decrease the pollution is to mendation, the school has improved Having both the vote immediately tion, the mayor said the accusation think it has,” he said. term and is the first candidate to an has expressed interest in the posi the way it collects cash receipts in the plan, but Boos said the rooms was not true. buildings can be used with the plans decrease traffic by encouraging car after the hearing, Irish said, “is real are in great demand and assured her Now the Republicans think if Frigidaire | ig nounce a bid for the scat. tion. the cafeteria and has included the he has drawn. '^M ag ic Chef* pooling, van-pooling, and by trying ly like telling the public they can that if they were not used as con He said he anticipates no com Meotti, who is chairman of the business office in verifying those CU. n . *599 petition from Democrats, but ex to establish light-rail public talk, but we’re not listening.” ference rooms, then town employees ormor* Senate Transportation Committee, transportation in Connecticut. receipts, the report said. - * 2 5 Cash Bonus The (lirectors’ vote is scheduled would find some other use. Deluxe, With Glass Shelves Exchange oX * 5 7 4 From Page 1 For some, economic changes are no economic hardship »TR18 #RC20KA2 A Herald Special Report have experienced an overall decline, there is not as much physical con- during the 1987 crash and again last rapid price movements. The average points. Second of two parts other industries, such as home sUTiction as before.” Oct. 13, when the Dow Jones in plummeted 508 points in the record Opponents have said such a remodeling, legal services, export- dustrial average fell 190 points. Proposed projects in the north crash of Oct. 19,1987. measure, a less resU-ictive form of By Dianna M. Talbot ing and various types of manufactur end, Pellegrini said, include a But the panel report, endorsed by General Motors Corp. Chairman which already exists, would limit in Manchester Herald ing sectors, arc profiting from or ap NYSE Chairman John J. Phelan Jr., 200,000-square-fo6t, strip-shopping P- Roger Smith, who led the 19-mem dividual investors’ ability to get out pear to be immune to the local and center on at the comer of Slater concludes that “there is little ber panel, said the circuit breakers of the market during a downturn. Allan Dascanio, owner of state economy. Street and Buckland Hills Drive. evidence that index arbitrage causes would provide “a breathing spell in There were no circuit breakers in ef Manchester Kitchen Co., watched Growth in the remodeling busi an increase in volatility as usually Proposed by Willard Enterprises, the the market” in chaotic times. fect at the time of the 1987 crash. *599 his kitchen design and construction ness has been spawned primarily by project’s building permit application measured.” The panel proposed hailing trad The Bush administration already im business boom during the mid-to- a soft real estate market that has to the town is still being studied. The circuit-breaker system would ing for one hour if the Dow moves has endorsed legislation that would late 1980s along with tlie wildfire made people skittish about buying place a 400-point cap on the pos ♦Also proposed is a 450,000- up or down 100 points from the pre give the Securities and Exchange growth in residential construction. new homes, Dascanio said. Instead, square-foot, strip-shopping center sible daily rise or fall in the Dow vious day’s close; 90 minutes if it Commission conuol over the na More jobs than ever came in for homeowners are investing in their on Pleasant Valley R o ^ across from I and allow for the stock market to moves 200 points, and two hours tion’s stock and stock-index futures kitchen construction in new homes current homes, with the expectation J.C. Penney Distribution Center on close for nearly a full day in case of each if it moves 3C)0 points and 4(X) markets. instead of remodeling in older that the market will recover in the Tolland TWnpike. Proposed by sg. I homes, he said. near future. Down East Associates of In ■ V 20 But, over the past 18 months, Manchester, during the economic 1 8 C U . R . Magic Chef . CU. FI. dianapolis, Ind., the city is waiting Dascanio has watched the pendulum slowdown, is faring better than other for a building permit application to Frost-Free — Wire Shelves Large Size Side-By-Side swing back to an emphasis on towns in terms of economic be filed. Heartburn remodeling. development, according to Town Also the town is aware of plans Super storage space, adjustable shelves. It seems more homeowners than Planner Mark Ftllegrini. by developers to constnict a Chili’s From Page 1 ever are sprucing up their kitchens Growth in the town’s north end Restaurant and Border Cafe off take a look at with small jobs, such as new counter by the I^vilions at Buckland Hills Buckland Hills Drive, and a Savings tops, Dascanio said. Mall is propelling development Bank of Manchester branch office at Panama City, Fla.; Springfield, Mo.; make their fortune, for a new begin O t f u a P t e and Albany, Ga. results. However, the mayor platuied • U..' ■vtk.a.f “Business has picked up,” he said. during a time when there m i^ t not the Bun Comers shopping plaza, ning or a last resort.” to be at the luncheon. UPTHESTWtT, JlkH W “We are pretty much back to the be much otherwise, F^llcgrini said. “The most startling result in this Pellegrini said. Perhaps to prove a point. Levin Ttiafi., Ffl. to * S*t. 10-5 Overall, developers are acting analysis was that the Northeast To the 40 million Americans who way we used to be.” In addition, developers plan to and officialsof the sponsoring com Fibuloui b u ll«" cautiously because the economy is region did not have high heartburn sometimes suffer from heartburn, icrilebat. The residential remodeling in build a 325-unit congregate housing pany planned to belch forth their Levin offered this advice: Tel. 643-830? dustry is one of few business sectors in a period of adjustment following on the index,” said Levin. New York findings at a luncheon of chicken SUPER project for the elderly off Riverside City ranked 135th. “Avoid a lot of important changes DISCOUNT CENTER that appears to be bcncfilling from an ovcrzcalous real estate boom in Drive, upgrade the West Middle marinaded in tequila, shrimp in their lifestyles all at the same EAST the same depressed real estate the mid-1980s, Pellegrini said. An “These results say heartburn oc EASY TO GET TO "nirnpike section of the Manchester marinaded in chilli, salad with time. Even the most positive chan roWNC. faOH I~| .«ar«o«0 MANCHESTER market and economic slowdown that oversupply of houses needs to be curs wherever there’s ‘gold rush At tlCFFIHTS . eai* >»ai . w t>. tm( m • Ftirkadc and the town wants to revi cilantro dressing, tacos and refried 44» m a a t f o a o n o I tea I ui • gi< at 445 Hartford Road ges, like getting married, moving to MANCHCBTER C l I '••I a(|Nl • StaiM ll't has zapped the life out of other in absorb^, he said. Reginald Pinia/ManchMMr HtraM fever,’ where you get large numbers beans. «.l»»» '0 «i s.fMiaf 1 talize the downtown area and a nicer neighborhood, getting a bet __' Ji* a.aai Keeney St. Exit Off 1-384 dustries. “We are doing a little bit better reconstruct Main Sneet, Pellegrini of newcomers, transients, rootless It wasn’t clear whether Eureka DOING FINE — Barbara Russo, left, manager of the Bob’s retail store in Manchester, says people, who move to an area to ter job, can create heartburn.” VERNON Tel. 647-9997 Whereas real estate, financial ser than what’s expected.” the town said. citizens were pained by the study vices, insurance, defense and some planner said. “We still have projects her firm is doing fine compared to others, despite a regional economic slowdown. With Russo retail and manufacturing sectors that are being approved even though Please see ECONOMY, page 12 is Ellen Kelley, women’s department corporate manager. !
\ \ \ \ \ 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13,1990—13 Group home Dodd won’t run for governor; license is RECORD J reaffirmed admits he considered idea By Donna O ’Leary Manchester Herald By Judd Everhart tum during his recent trip to Eastern dented and premature.” He also About Town The Associated Press Europe, but said he never intended reminded Morrison that he had Police Roundup BOLTON — Bolton selectmen to encourage such talk. remained ncutfal when Morrison Tliesday received a letter from Toni HARTFORD ~ U.S. Sen. Chris “I was aware before leaving that was in a primary for the congres Richardson, commissioner of the topher Dodd today reiterated that he several longtime allies were con sional nomination in 1982. Support group to meet Morrison, who is leading Cibes in Man allegedly vandalizes car state Department of Mental Retarda has no plans to run for governor, but templating the political feasibility of Formerly Abusetl CTiildren Emerging in Society the race for the nomination, wanted A man was charged with third-degree criminal mis tion (DMR), saying the license for a acknowledged he briefly considered creating a Dodd candidacy,” he said. (FACES), a support group for women who were abused group home on South Road will not a last-minute run for the post, simp “They did so without my en O’Neill to urge Cibes to quit the chief and breach of peace after he allegedly vandalized u m childhood, meets every Thursday from 7:15 to 9 p.m. race because Cibes’ main platform his girlfriend’s car, according to police. be revoked. ly as a courtesy to supporters who couragement or support I said at the at the Women’s Center of Manchester Community Col plank, a state personal income ta^ Michael R. ()liver, 24, of 278 Hilliard St., allegedly South Road residents and neigli- were urging him to ran. time — and say again — that I have lege, 60. Bidwell St. New members are welcome. For would not sell to voters. spit on his girlfriend’s car and punched the roof causing a bors of the home petitioned in Dodd, speaking at a news con no plans to run and that my only more information, call Carol Jodaitis at MCC, 647-6062. November 1989 for the revocation ference in Washington this morning, current plans are focused on the fact Last week, O’Neill had said Mor dent on T\jesday morning, the police report said. of the home’s license. The areas of withheld any endorsement of either that my Senate term is up in 1992.” rison would have trouble winning in Dancing brings charges concern were the unkept grounds, an Democrat seeking the nomination. Meanwhile, Democratic Gov. November given his low poll Order of DeMoIay to meet unapproved septic system, loud “I don’t think it’s all that bad to William A. O’Neill says he can’t ratings. On Monday, Morrison had The regular meeting of Order of DeMolay, John Math Two women were charged with breach of peace after noise coming from the home and the have a bit of a contesL” he said, “bury the hatchet” with Morrison said he was disappointed with er Chapter will be Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic they allegedly exposed themselves while dancing on top referring to the battle for the because “there is no hatchet to O’Neill’s remarks “disparaging my icmplC’ 25 E. Center St. Games will be held from 6:15 of a car outeide of Oh Rileys on Oak Street, according to need for the home to install boun a police report. dary markets for the residents. Democratic nomination between bury.” campaign.” to /.15 pjiL. Refreshments will be served. Gail P. Wilson. 25C Forest St., and Mary A. Gagncm, In March, selectmen were notified Juoy HartlinQ/Mancriostef Herald . U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison, D-Conn., Morrisoit who had been challeng “My remarks of last week, which and state Rep. William Cibes, D- ing O’Neill for the party nomination you label disparaging to your cam Disease testing offered 259 Woodcrest Eft., were arrested Hiesday after a man N that the ermunissioner would request GETTING READY — Jeff Jarred and the rest of Mrs. made a complaint to police, the report said. WilsiMi was the home operators to correct the New London. before the governor dropped plans paign, were in direct response to Plmin^ Parenthood offers testing for sexually trans- Whitesell’s class at llling Junior High School seem more than also charged with driving under the influence of alccAol problems with 60 days, and that in Dodd, D-Conn., said he believes for re-election in March, had asked quesdons by the media,” O’Neill m it^ disease on Ttiesdays from 5 to 7 p.m. at 419 W. PIZZA MAN — Eric Wis- said in his letter to Morrison. "There after police stopped her on Hartford Road, the report spections of the htme would be ready to get out of school by any opening at ali. Their last day both Democrats are capable of win O’Neill to put aside any lingering Middle Tlimpike. The fee is $10, which includes testing is no hatchet to bury. newski of East Hartford said. ^ made to decide if the conunissioner of classes is Friday. ning the governorship in November. animosity over that challenge. He and treatment. Follow-up visits as needed are free. Con On the issue of running himself, also had asked O’Neill to move to “When asked about recent polls, I tact Susan Hitt at 643-1^7 for more information. shakes hands with the They are scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior would act on the petition. Court Monday. Richardson also told the town she he acknowledged: “The idea of unify the party by asking Cibes to simply responded: ‘The numbers Domino’s Pizza "noid.” The would notify them on or about June coming home and running for quit the race. have got to improve greaUy before AIDS help group meets “noid" is actually Denise 1 of the decision. governor and being a governor of O’Neill fired off a letter to Mor that (a win) can happen.’ That is Defense rests its case People with any degree of HIV infection who want to Moshar, an employee of the The South Road group home is a the state has some appeal to me, I rison Ihesday responding to a letter facL” the governor said. live successfully can attend meetings of the People with pizza chain, who was stroll leased, state-licensed facility which won’t deny it.” the congressman wrote him. O’Neill O’Neill also reiterated his feeling College Notes houses three men. He said he was aware that talk of said a request for such “extraordi that Dodd would make a great AIDS Coalition of Connecticut on Wednesdays at 7:30 ing the corner of Main Street in Aparo murder trial pjn. Confidentiality is observed. For more information DMR, in the letter to the a draft movement gained momen nary action” would be “unprece governor. and West Middle Turnpike call 6244)947 from 9 am . to 4 p.m. or 624-2437 from selectmen, said they had been HARTFORD (AP) — The cases, said he interviewed Aparo 11 6:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday to promote the On Webster dean’s list monitoring the home, that woric had defense has rested in Km'in Aparo’s times after the murder. chain’s store in town. Stephen Clements of Bette Drive has been named to been done, and that the agency is Aparo’s former boyfriend, Dennis murder-conspiracy trial and now the Depression group plans meeting the dean’s list for the spring semester at Daniel Webster still in progress correcting the prosecution has a chance to call two Coleman, confessed to the murder Economy Depression Anonymous, a support group for the Judy HartUng/Manchesler Herald College, Nashu^ NJI. and is now serving a 34-year prison problems. DMR also said that on last wimesses before one of the most depressed, meets every 'Piesday at 6:30 p.m. at A senior during the spring term, Clements majored in sentence. During four days on the May 11 town sanitarian Steve celebrated cases in recent Connec From Page 1 Manchester Commumty College in the Lowe building. aviation management. He received his bachelors degree ticut history goes to the jury. Lowrey issued a certificate stating wimess stand, he testified that Room 205-H. The group follows the 12-step program on May 12. Aparo begged him to kill her mother the septic problems had been cor The defense ended its case 1\ies- modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous. No dues or fees rected. day with testimony from Waller and planned the crime with him. “There has been no burst in drive the extra 10 miles to save tice in Manchester. Obituaries growth,” but at least there is some are required. For more information, call Sherry at Three residents graduate The home will be installing a Borden, a forensic psychiatrist who During cross-examination 1\ies- money,” she said. Many businesses are facing hard 645-1856. growth continuing," he said. Three Manchester residents recently graduated from fence as a boundary marker and testified that Aparo suffered day, Thomas attempted to discredit Other local businesses, such as times and seeking protection from son, died Monday (June 11, 1990) at Hampton, and Catherine Haugh of Rita C. O’Brien Bentley College, Waltham, Mass. landscaping the grounds but work prolonged abuse at the hands of her the testimony of a psychologist who As for the near future, Pellegrini law and medical firms, claim to feel creditors under bankruptcy law, he Connecticut Hospice. Hebron; three stepsons, Robert O \ Rita C. O’Brien, 68, of Riviera Cynthia E. Van Dykes 169 Summit St., received a had been held up due to wet weather tyrannical mother. testified for the defense Monday. said he expects to see office con- no ill effects of the economic slow- said. She worked at Iona Manufactur Smith Jr. of Hartford, Peter Smith of sumetion in the Interstate 84 area Beach, Fla., formerly of certificate in business communication: M argaret H. 5 n and should be completed sometime Assistant State’s Attorney James Jolm Cegalis, a psychologist who d o ^ . But they also point out, “I see more people filing af ing of Manchester. Wethersfield, and Pbul Smith of the and more industrial development. Leslie, 24 Woodstock Drive, bachelor of science degree the end of June. DMR also said a Thomas said he plans to call two examined Aparo eight months after noting the irony, that bad times bankruptcy courts,” Bletchman said. Manchester, died Monday (June 11, She also is survived by two sons, Rockville section of Vernon; three Thoughts in management; and Aaron M. Wlochowski, 94 resident responsible for some night rebuttal wimesses today to end tes her mother’s murder, said Aparo “It may not be as dramatic as a generally usually make for good Also, ^ e attorney said he is 1990) after a brief illness. She was Milton L. Abbie of East Windsor stepdaughters, Susan Ryan in Mas boom, but it will be more active,” he the wife of the late William F. Cambridge St., bachelor of science degree in marketing. disturbances has been moved from timony in the trial. fantasized about killing her mother times in their professions. providing more leg^ services to and Roy N. Abbie of South sachusetts, Sandra Smith of An said. O’Brien. the home. Aparo has been charged with con as a way of coping with years of Legal services related to people who are charged with crime One of the provisions for going to heaven is found in Windsor; a stepson, Fred Abbie of dover, and Sally Ouellette of En n ^ Jet engines represent the most spiracy to commit murder and ac abuse. He said her fantasies didn’t bankruptcy, crime and drags are on and drag violations, because, “When Hebrews 12:14: “Make every effort ... to be holy, She was bom Nov. 3, 1921 in the Rockville section of Vernon; a field; her mother. Rose Sahadi; 17 visible success during the area’s Manchester, the daughter of Edward Resident earns degree cessory to murder in connection necessarily mean she plotted her times go down, crime and drugs go without holiness no one will see the Lord.” brother, Edward Fuller of Tolland; a grandchildren; a brother, James Personnel Dept, economic slide, according to news the rise, said Robert H. Bletchman, Lynn M. Genovesi of Manchester recently received a with the death of her mother, Joyce mother’s death. iq),” he said. Holiness is a process which we never completely at Custer of Dunedin, Fla., and the late sister. Hazel Hunter of Goshen, Horan of Wethersfield; a sister, reports. East Hartford-based Pratt & who owns his own general law prac Louise (Steppe) Custer. She was a bachelor’s degree in liberal studies from Anna Maria Aparo, whose body was found under Thomas asked Cegalis why, after tain in this life. As we begin to conform to the will of N.H.; four grandchildren; and Alice Roberts of Manchester; and Whitney Aircraft and Fairfield- College, Paxton, Mass. reorganization a bridge in Bemardston, Mass., Aug. describing Aparo as manipulative God in one area of life, He reveals to us our need in former employee of Pratt & Whit several nieces and nephews. She several nieces and nephews. ^ . based General Electric Co., ney Aircraft and RCA. She was an 5,1987. and capable of lying, he is now con When it comes to caipet cleaning, another area. God commands us to be holy because He is was predeceased by her first hus A private funeral Mass and burial Coventry athlete honored vinced that Aparo is telling the UTith archrivals in the jet engine business, holy (I Peter 1:16). We must be holy to have a relation active member of the FWm Beach band, Milton Abbie. 1 S put on hold Borden said Aparo’s ambivalent were T\iesday. A memorial funeral Phil Sanderson of Coventry has been nominated for a about her role in her mother’s death. both posted robust sales increases STANLEY STEEMER delivers ship with Him. Holiness comes from obedience which Gardens Fire Department Auxiliary, The funeral will be Thursday at service will be Saturday at 11 a.m. 2 r n feelings toward her mother fit the last year. I------National Association of Collegiate Directors of Ath- Approval of a plan to reorganize Cegalis said Aparo told him she can result from involvement in a church and reading a member of St. Francis of Assisi 10 a.m. at the J.M. Bassingcr at St. Bartholomew’s Church. and increase the staff of the town psychological profile of a battered Church, and was an avid bingo letics-Disney Scholar Athlete Award. O did not have any involvement in her Pratt & Whitney, a division of God’s Word, which He uses to mold us into the character Funeral Home, 37 Gardner St., East Memorial donations may be made child. player. He is a cross co'intry and track and field runner at personnel department has been mother’s death when he asked her United Technologies Corp. of Qf Christ. Windsor. Burial will be in to the Visiting Nurse and Home I She is survived by two sons and Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y. The award is a $5,000 delayed by the Board of Directors Borden said although Aparo fan directly. Hartford, received orders and op . We must die to sin (Rom. 6:11) and become alive in Springdale Cemetery. Calling hours Care of Manchester-Hospice o o I 4 daughters-in-Iaw, Richard and grant which will go to 10 winners toward post-graduate after Republican members voiced tasized about killing her mother, she “Her response was consistently, ‘I tions for jet engines worth a record Christ, and only then will we experience the true freedom are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Program, 545 N. Main St. O -n Janice O’Brien of Lake Worth, Fla., studies funded by Walt Disney Attractions. opposition to the plan. grieved deeply for Mrs. Aparo. did not conspire to kill my mother $12 billion, more than double the $5 A ROOM I w d joy that God originally intended for us. Memorial donations may be made The John F. Tierney Funeral I Minimum Three Rooms ! and Paul and Carolyn O’Brien of m Spearheading ^ e attack at Ihes- After the murder, Aparo even wore and I did not assist Dennis Coleman billion in orders the previous year. to the North Cenual Hospice, 26 Home, 219 W. Center St., is in day night’s board meeting was Atlanta; a sister, Norma Lockhart of Majors in social work her mother’s clothes to feel closer to in the murder of my mother,’ ” said General Electric won orders and op Todd Tyska, Park St., Vernon 06066. charge of arrangements. newly appointed Director Geoffrey her, Borden testified. Cegalis. Dunedin, Fla.; two brothers, Edward Malissa L. Dollak of Manchester, graduated recently tions worth a potential $10 billion. Senior Mary M. Smith from Plymouth State College, Plymouth, N.H. Naab. Borden, who has testified as an Ap^o faces up to 80 years in The Cornerstone Christian School Custer of Vernon and Donald Custer Susan Wichman “My view is we shouldn’t add expert wimess in numerous criminal prison if she is convicted. Both companies credit sound I o f Manchester; and six Mary (Horan) Moore Smith, 69, Susan Wichman, of 43 Wildwood A social work major, Dollak was awarded a bachelor s o grandchildren. of science degree. positions unless necessary,” Naab management decisions, as they ANY SEVEN | of 531 E. Center St., widow of Ken Drive, died Monday (June 11, 1990) said. “And I’m not convinced it’s moved to fill the gap caused by the A Mass of Christian burial will be neth D. Moore and wife of Dr. ^ R E ^ a E A ^ D l Combined living areas, L-shaped rooms and rooms at home. S > necessary.” defense-industry slowdown by con over 300 sq. ft oonsideted two rooms. An area is held Friday at 10 a.m. in St. Francis Robert Smith, died Sunday (June 10, She was bom in Rockford, Dl. > r - Surgeon’s license suspended ‘ ANYSOFA~i He made the comments after centrating on the commercial jet-en defined as a room, hall, bath, staircase or large walk-in Public Meetings of Assisi Church. Burial will be in 1990) at home after a long illness. 3 3 C f) (Up to 7) or I She was a phlebotomist employed hearing a detailed report on the plan gine market. doset Most Stanley Steemer Carpet Cleaners are in Royal Palm Memorial Gardens. She was bom in Hartford and Current Quotes BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Sute Traub said. $39 TWO CHAIRS I by MeihPaih Labs. She was a J 3 > from Assistant Town Manager Cj^J^D I dependently owned. Prices may v ^ . Residential only. Calling hours are Thursday from 3 lived in Manchester for the past 16 graduate of Burdett College, Boston. medical authorities have suspended Traub also suggested that “others At least one local retail clothing Protector and deodorizer available at additkxtal charge. ; Public meetings scheduled for today: > H Steven Werbner, who oversees per “ a n y s o f a I to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Thomas years. She was formerly employed She is survived by two sons, Lee the license of a Bridgeport Hospital participated, and they’re blaming store manager claims to be outper n “The global balance of HIV infection is rapidly tipping sonnel. (U p to n I L. Price Funeral Home, North Prim as a secremi^ at the Carlin Co. for Wichman and Adam Wichman of “0 surgeon amid allegations that he ex him” for Hirsch’s death. forming the competition, mainly be LOVESEAT A > Manchester toward the developing countries.” — Michael Merson, The proposal calls for creating a $89 FREE Commercial Estimates Beach, Fla., where a wake service 22 years, retiring in 1976. She was a Manchester; and a brother, Joseph hibited bizarre behavior while cause the market for luxury items CHAIR ONLY I Council on Substance Abuse, Lincoln Center hearing director of the World Health Organization Global full-time (Urector of personnel ser A statement of charges prepared I______6«V90 ] will be held at 7:30 p.m. member of St. Bartholomew's Cohen of New York, New Vbrk. operating on a patient who bled to has decreased due to increased un room, 3 p.m. Program on AIDS. vices position, plus adding a 20- by the stale Health Department al Memorial donations may be made Church, and an active volunteer at The funeral will be Thursday at hour per week personnel officer, death during cancer surgery. employment across the state. Cheney Hall Foundation, Probate Court, 5 p.m. to the Hospice of Palm Beach Coun leged that Canter “suffers from an Manchester Memorial Hospital for 11 a.m. at Temple Beth Sholom ‘The only place we can gel those kinds of savings bringing the total staff to 3.5 from The Connecticut Medical Ex ASK ABOUT OUR PRE-CLEANING INSPECTION Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center hearing ty, Care Giver Fund, 5300 East many years. emotional disorder ancNror mental “When the economy starts getting ASK FOR EXTENSION 133 Memorial Park. quickly in fiscal 1991 is our manpower. There’s no other 2.5. amining Board on Thesday voted room, 7:30 p.m. Ave., West Palm Beach, Fla. 33407. illness which impairs his ability to bad, our business gets better,” said 829-0833Hartford 785-8800NewHaven/Branford She also is survived by two sons, Memorial donations may be made place to go. We’d have to ran a lot of people off, throw The director would have more unanimously to suspend Dr. Norman practice medicine with reasonable Barbara Russo, operations manager 3434)200 Middlelown/Croniwell 6454)658 Manchester/Glastonbory/Covenlry/Columbla Andover Dorothy A. Manson Stephen Moore in Georgia, and to Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. people on the street, freeze promotions.” — Defense high-level responsibilities, such as Canter’s license after reviewing tes skill or safety.” for Bob’s Stores, Inc., which has a Economic Development Commission, 7:30 p.m. Robert Moore in Vermont; two Middle TUmpike. Secrfjuy Dick Cheney, gauging the effects of President labor relations, than the two present timony that he threw medical sup Dorothy Abbie Manson, 70, of daughters, Janice Moore of the Mid plies, made sexually suggestive Three nurses, a surgical resident store at 260 North Main St. Public Safety Complex Building Committee, Town Weinstein Mortu^y, Hartford, is Bush’s 1991 defense budget. half-time co-directors. and the hospital’s chief of surgery THE NUMBER ONE WAY TO CLEAN CARPETS.™ East Windsor, wife of R idw d Man- dle Haddam section of East remarks to a nurse and accidentally Office Building, 7:30 p.m. in charge of arrangements. Werbner said since the mid 1970s, were quoted in an affidavit describ “Last year was our best year Cl 989 Stanley Steemer International, Inc severed the patient’s bladder during •DuPont certltlcatlon mark for carpet care services meeting its quality standards. “What appears to he happening, that since they are the persormel staff has not increased ever,” she said. Bolton the April 12 operation. ing the April 12 operation. getting the fire under control, is it’s not burning up as in proportion with the increases in Zoning commission. Community Hall, 7 p.m. much oil and more oil is getting in the water.” — Coast the number of town employees. Thesday’s hearing stemmed from The witnesses, whose statements Bob’s sells merchandise similar Births an investigation by the state Depart to what is offered by larger depart Recreation Commission, Bolton High School library, Guard Lt. j.g. Robert Garrott, after firefighters controlled Since the mid 70s, there has been to investigators were made public 7:30 p.m. ment of Health Services into the for the first time Thesday, provided ment stores, such as G-Fox, D&L a blaze aboard the Norwegian supertanker Mega Borg in an increase of 31 percent in the the Gulf of Mexico. number of town employees, but the death of Herbert Hirsch, 66, of Fair- the first detailed public account of and Sage Allen, but for less, Russo McGr a t h , Sean Michael, son of Robert W. and aie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brzecke and Mrs. Dorothy Chur only staff addition has been a 15- field, who was being operated on for the operation by those who were in said. Catherine McCune McGrath of 18 TroUer St., was born chill, all of Pittsford, Vt. hour per week clerk, Werbner said. colon cancer. the operating room. “I think people are willing to May 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Canter will have an opportunity to Lottery grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCune, Nor Not only has the number of ARMATA, Steven Richard, son of David J. and Manchester Herald rebut the charges during a June 26 folk, Va. His paternal grandparents are the late William Geneva Wood Armata of 58 Bolton Center Road, was employees increased, but the laws hearing. Stephen Traub, Canter’s at R. and Ruth McGrath. He has a brother James J. Kinney, pertaining to employment practices bom June 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His torney, said Ihesday that his client Here are Tliesday’s lottery results from around New 8, and four sisters, Kathleen, 10; Elizabeth, 5; Dawn, 17; m tcm al grandparents are Joanne L. Shackford of Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. have become much more compli “wants to face his accusers. England: and Wendy, 16. cated, thereby adding to the burden Columbia and Donald R. Wood of North Salem, N.Y. 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~ \ \ \ \ V. 14—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13 1990 FOCUS FOOD ______MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13,1990—15 J Dear Abby PEOPLE Sylvia Porter Strawberries taste great in microwaved desserts Abigail Van Buren The searon for fresh strawberries has now arrived Sheen urges food chain bringing with it an abundance of lovely, juicy, fresh Strawberry-Rhubarb Crisp and continue to microwave on high power for 2 minutes. Counterfeiting strawberries. The strawberry season is not very long, so Topping: IViur hot synq) over strawberries and add rum. Ignite to boycott Folgers coffee ^ e advantage of this ^ n g tim e bounty now, by prepar Microwave 1 cup quidc cooking rolled oats metal tablespoon of run, then using tablespoon. Ignite ing some of the delicious recipes we are suggesting. 1/2 cup all-purpose flour strawberry mixture. Serve over vanilla ice cream. Yields Woman urged BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Actor Martin is on the rise •m s week’s column features fresh strawberry soup 1/2 cup padeed brown sugar 4 to 6 servings. Sheen urged a supermarket chain to boycott Folgers Kitchen which is light and refreshing. Or, prhaps you would like 1/3 cup granulated sugar u coffee to persuade Proctor & Gamble to stqp buying Counterfeiting isn’t just for career criminals these to make several loaves of Strawberry Banana Quick Triple delicious strawberry pie days. Marge Churchill 1 te a s ^ n ground cinnamon to attend reunion beans from war-torn El Salvador. Bread which can be sliced and served with cream cheese 1 baked and cooled 9-inch pastry shell, below Sheen joined a demonstradon Tbesday by about “It’s becoming a crime of oppwtunity — stmiething 6 tablespoons butter or margarine, cut into 1/2 inch for breakfast, freezing other loaves for later use with cubes 1/3 cup chopped pecans three dozen people outside a shareholders meeting of that happens when the stock boy has only $20 but has a summer salads. Combine strawberries with fresh rhubarb Fruit base: 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese DEAR ABBY: In response to Le
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MANCHESTER HERALD^ Wednesday, June 13,1990— 17 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Crossword TV Tonight (g by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. ACROSS 47 Uncon- Anamr la Pravloua Puzala 6:00PM ® ® News ICC) niversary in Danger Bay (In Stereo) I // vtntkMial C B 3® Doogie Howser, M.D. (CC) Doo- J ® Who’s the Boss? (CC) [E S P N ] Home Run Derby; Henry Aaron 1 Tm tor — 50 Blood ME IF A L iB l gie reluctantly goes on the annual fishing DORIF 4 Eipandlturo vttttlt (S) Webster vs. Ken Boyer (R) classified advertising trip with his dad instead of accompanying 643-2711 9 Botoro Wtd. 54 Bl plot ont [H B O ] MOVIE: Saturday the 14th Wanda to Palm Springs (R) (In Stereo) 12 Onm 55 Motto' □Qci □□□□oia Kate & Allie (CC). i m 1 Strikes Back' A 16-year-old boy strug ® ) Run for Your Life * ***** **•»!*•• NW M 13 Bm U mounttin □ o n a Q □ □ □ News gles in vain to convince his parents that 14 And 10 on 59 Kln« — 1 ODBaoEia World of Ideas With Bill Moyers: (g ) (I® Singer & Sons (CC) Reggie is con 60 Mao — hmg their new home is the gateway to hell. Ja Notices PART TIM E Science and Gender (CC) With theoreti vinced he s actually the son of former box- I PART TIM E n in PART TIME 15 61 Wirt □laa □□□ QGiao son Presson, Ray Walston, Avery Schrei- PENT! cal physicist Evelyn Fox Keller (R) (In ber 1988. Rated PG ing great Floyd Patterson. (In Stereo) HELP WANTED ly M It 62 Enptgt In ( ! □ □ □ HELP WANTED L ii l HELP WANTED Stereo) Blind Watchmaker Oxford zoologist As a condition precedent 16 0Mg«»oni wkittr iport aaas □[]□□ 8 : 0 0 P M ® Everyday Heroes Drama A-l CREDIT available! PEOPLE WHO T.J. Hooker know Richard Dawkins explains how Darwinism 17 Mip 63 Wtiltm daDiB aan □□□□ The real-life efforts of four dedicated to the placement of any TELEPHONE SALES- PART TIME- Cleaning PART TIME-We need 8 tbbrtviiHon has withstood the test of time (60 min.) Bad or No credit? We know there's a certain magic ■ ■ htmltphtrt □ a O S Q Q Q l Farnily Ties (CC), Part 1 of 2. teachers who undertook an educational people to work part 18 Food org. advertising in the can h elp, up to $5000 part-tlme out of your person 10 to 12 hours project designed to ease racial tension (ID American Playhouse: An Enemy of time from out tele about Classified Advertising. •nhmcort 64 Walking — □!□□ □□and □□□ Degrassi High (CC) Heather plots to Manchester Herald, Ad easy. 95% approval. h o m e . E a rn up to $10 per weeli. Evenings. among students in their northern Minne the People (CC) Ibsen's play about a doc MORNED WHEN THE 5HIP (6 phone sales office tor 20 Q m Sltto — (fttWig □□□□□n □□□ciiaQ get Wheels alone; Lucy visits L.D (R) vertiser hereby agrees F re e d e ta ils! 24 h o u rs. plus per hour. Flexible Manchester. Dependa 22 Aloy — tltltd) aiiQaQE] □□□□□□ sota school Estelle Parsons stars, (60 tor speaking out about contamination in a IMTHE HA W OP, THE malor daily news ® ) Three's Company min.) town s springs is reset in turn-of-the- 1 " " 212-459-4941. h o u rs , ca ll 528-0358. ble person who does 24 CiM.iirlim 65 — Lingua ------1____ Z-Z 1 ^ M E N IN FORT to protect. Indemnify paper, 5pm-9pm, HELP □□□□!□ □□□PQ century Maine by Arthur Miller. (2 hrs ) (In excellent work. 742- u dMUniUon (tMnt) [A & E ] Decades: '70s Part 1 of 2. and hold harmless the ® 3® Growing Pains (CC) Mike falls for Stereo) MIGHT B E T H I 5 . 5633. Monday-Frlday a n d _ WANTED 25 SupporUnt 10 Mormon 37 Uyer [C N N ] World Today a girl who already has a boyfriend. (R) Manchester Herald, its Today Is great day ... and towora DOWN suit 41 Intarnatlonal [A&EJ Our Century America’s involve S a tu rd a y a .m . 9 to [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Benji the Hunted' (CC) ® It Takes a Thief ENMURB Classified Is o great way 28 Boiiamplo 11 0pp. of undo org. ment in the Korean War. (60 min.) Part 1 of Now arrange the circled letters to officers and employees 1 PART TIM E 12:30. 21 hours weekly. iMhblOAL A S S i i U ^ f - of 1 Htbrtw 19 Sign of 43 Mualclan — Stranded in the Pacific Northwest, the can 33) MOVIE: For Keeps' A career-minded form the surprise answer, as sug against any and all ... to sell som ething! 643- BUYER M EETS seller in Guaranteed hourly Child Care/Crlsis Center - needed tor busy com 32 Go to court Itittr dltapproval Cugat ine star finds himself playing surrogate par high-school senior faces an early marriage gested by the above cartoon. HELP WANTED 2711. the want ods ... time after pay. No experience ne puterized dermatology ent to four orphaned cougar cubs Benji, [C N N ] Larry King Live □ I liability, loss or ex 33 Pmidont 2 Corrodtd 21 Blockhtad 44 “iHka — " when she becomes pregnant. Molly Ring- time after time! Read and cessary. We will train. office. Approximately Lincoln 23 Old Tnta- Red Steagall, Frank Inn. 1987. Rated G. (Iti [HBO] MOVIE: 'My Mom's a Were pense, including attor 3 Grtvtl 47 Actor Kruger wald, Randall Batinkoff, Kenneth Mars "^1 1 u s e t h e w ant ads 20 h o u rs p e r w e e k , 35 Contril rWgtt mtnlbook 48 — Major Stereo) wolf' (CC| A handsome werewolf uses his ‘TI t f Y I Pleasant working con 1988. Answerhere: neys’ fees, arising from re g u la rly . Manchester Full Time position for nurtur Amoilenn oil 4 Having a 24 Mutic 48 Knot! [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour supernatural powers of suggestion to lure claims of unfair trade ditions, bonuses, com f Typing a must. Mustbe trot goodchanct tytitm 5 1 ------Won- (3® MOVIE: 'Hell Is a City' A British pol an unsuspecting housewife into his lair. (Answers tomorrow) missions. For Inter I mature, reliable&tlex- [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep ing, reliable individual to provide direct 38 VontUtn (2wdt.) 25 AttanUon- dtrful Ufa ice inspector attempts to track down an Susan Blakely, John Schuck, John Saxon. practices, infringement PART-TIME EDITORIAL view, contact Mr.i Ible. Medical expe bind port escaped criminal. Stanley Baker, Donald Yesterday's | JumWas-' BRAVO NUTTY EMERGE HUNGRY 5 YorktNrt gtttlng 52 Atomic [U S A ] He-Man and Masters of the 1988, Rated PG. of trademarks, trade Christopher between 3- i care to children ages 4 weeks to 8 years, rience preferred. 38 Guorditn rivtr tound wtapon Pleasence, John Crawford. 1960. Answer He made every minute count which Is why Universe [LIF E ] Breast Cancer; What You Don't names or patents, viola DAY C A R E : Responsible 7pm. 647-9946,______i and support to parents under stress. Please send resume to ipirtt 6 Battling 26 Clirittmai 53 Full @ MOVIE; 'Sophie's Choice' Oscar- they called him thls-"M AN OF THE HOUR'’ ASSISTANT 39 Bir piKt 27 Httvy mttal 6:1 5 P M [HBO] Yours to Keep (CC) A Know Can Hurt You A study of breast tion of r^nts of privacy non-smoking mature Penny A. Lowenstein 56 — Flaming winning story of a concentration-camp Associates Degree & Related field, 1 40 BorbigntM 7 IIKUmt 29 Hilt bird cancer, including new therapies and the woman to care tor 2 M D , 300 H e b ro n A v e , 57 Baaktlball documentary focusing on the courage of survivor who must face secrets from her and infringem ent of to type copy into computer system. IH ELP 42 It 8 Ctwngtlnto 30 BapHtmal org. John Taylor, a boy with Down's syndrome importance of early detection. (60 min.) Now bock In jloek, Jumblo Book No. 1 la avsilabla lor wblob Ineludat jmataga month old In Lakeside year experience in Child Care, and Suite 211, Glastonbury past while living in 1947 Brooklyn. Meryl and tundllng, from Jumblo, o/o Ihlo nowapapor, P.O. Boa 43M, Otlando, FL 32802-43M. copyright a n d 45 Anmpollt bona vtttti 58 Boxer Mu who IS determined to become an actor. (75 [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Pride and Extreme Pre inciMM youf namt, addrvaa and zip cod* and maka your ebook payabi* to Nawapaparbooka. Marlborough home. WANTED C T 06033 o r ca ll A n n e , 31 WWiti (tl.) Streep. Kevin Kline. Peter MacNIcol. 1982. ability to deal effectively with children 9 Laytr of hammad — mm ) (In Stereo) judice' An unstable CIA operative is sent proprietaiy rights, unfair Copy includes local correspondents' Approx. 20 hours- 48 Sturdy Irtt Uatut 34 Colitgt dog. (g ) d® Unsolved Mysteries (CC) Sched Tuesday, Wednesday, into East Germany to obtain sensitive Rus competition and libel /w eek. 12-7 p m on 3 FRIENDLY home parties 6:30P M ® CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) uled: an Oklahoma boy continues his from crisis situations. Friday between 9am- sian military documents. Brian Dennehy, KIT 'N' CARLYLE by U rry Wright and slander, which may news stories, syndicated columns week days/ start July has openings for deal ® ® ABC News (CC). search for his grandfather, missing for 40 Excellent benefits package. Salary range ! 1pm at 633-1543. r~ s TIP TT Alan Howard, Lisa Eichhorn. 1990. (Iri result from the publica 1st. C a ll 295-9691. ers. No cash Invest ® ) Comedy Wheel years; the attack of a Connecticut woman; Stereo) like Dear Abby, briefs, etc. fS the death of a Nashville, Tenn., man (60 tion of any advertise ment. Largest line In $13,000 to $15,000. [T 33) Charles in Charge (CC) min ) (R) (In Stereo) 9 : 3 0 P M ® 8® Brewster Place (CC) ment in the Manchester party plan. Highest (In Stereo) Call [ h e l p commission and hos i A BAR OF toilet soap (3B> Newsworthy (1® d?) Survival (CC) George Plimjjion Herald by advertiser, in fS Eg) ^ ® Dear John (CC) The group fears WANTED tess awards. Call^ Send resume by June 30th to: ! placed in suitcases will d® Mama's Family narrates a look at various bird species, fo cluding advertisements I " cusing on their flight and speed adapta that Louise's visiting British relatives will Walter Zaborowski, Kathy, 643-9081. Also! ; keep them smelling nl- fl W (g ) a® NBC News (CC) tions. (60 min ) discover she is a single mother. (R) (In I in any free distribution booking parties. Betsy Roberts : ce...and may come In M EDICAL OFFICE needs d® ® Nightly Business Report Stereo) publications published handy next time you go on _ ® MOVIE: 'Mr. Majestyk’ A farmer de ^Hooio editor of the Manchester Herald, full time person. Would Hartford Region YWCA (S ) Family Ties (CC) Part 2 of 2. fies the mob by giving work to the needy by the Manchester POSTAL JOBS-Startl a vacation trip. Boost ^ ® 3® Equal Justice (CC) T U P N C b o f p like office skills and Charles Bronson, Al Lettieri, Linda Cristal p0 ter Bauer defends a teen-ager charged Herald. your vacation budget by (ll) Love Connection experience but willing S11.41/hour plus benef-P 135 Broad Street 1974. with an arson-related death; Searls runs 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 , f^®*E] Chronicle A kayaking expedition Its. For exam and ap selling idle Items around into a detour in his new relationship; a to train. Send resume Hartford, C T. 06105 s r off the coast of Maine (g) MOVIE: 'Jabberwocky' Bruno the to One Heritage Place, plication information, p your home for cash. Place Questionable is a likeable tyrant whose gypsy puts a curse on Briggs. (60 min.) (In after 12:30 p.m. [E S P N ] SportsLook Stereo) ca ll 7 d a y s 8 a m to 10 pm ^ an ad in classified to find a kingdom is being ravaged by a slithery Suite 105, M a n c h e s te r, X 15- [LIFE ] Rodeo Drive C T 06040. 1-216-324-4891 ex t. 101. cash buyer. monster Michael Palm, Max Wall, De ® News (CC) ANNOUNCEMENTS [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Club Paradise' Forced borah Fallender 1977 ('ll) (gi) News rnto retirement after a serious injury, a Chi dl) MOVIE: Less Than Zero' A college 3® Synchronal Research "TT t T T T T T T T T ^ PUBLIC NOTICE cago fireman tries to save a run down Car Cut baking time In half Hydrants $24.00/Hydranttyr. student's visit home opens his eyes to W ANTED- Nulll’s Ita BOARD OF DIRECTORS ibbean resort from foreclosure. Robin W il how deeply his friends are involved in (g ) ® Quantum Leap (CC) Sam leaps next time you tlx meat Pipe Unes $0.024rinch-foottyr. lia and Caffe Lounge TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT liams, Peter 0 Toole, Twiggy 1986. L A, s affluent drug underworld Andrew into the life of a blind concert pianist in loot by baking In muffin V. MISCELLANEOUS WATER FEES Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) McCarthy, Jami Gert?, Robert Downev Jr 1964, although he still retains his sight, Star Search. If you tins rather than the con of Wrectofs, Town of Manchester, Connecticut met In the and must prevent the death of a younq A. Reading Privately [T M C ] MOVIE: Hairspray' A local TV 1987 have musical, vocal, or ventional loaf. Saves fuel Hean^ Room, Linro^ Centor. Second Floor. 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut on woman (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Owned Melera U dance show gives a plump teen an oppor [A & E ] America at War The U S learns a comedy talents call and mokes attractive Indi T u e s (% , June 5, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. and adopted the following Schedule of Wbter Rates. Char- gos sno f o b s : * $2.28 UniVMonth tunity to leach 1962 Baltimore a thing or lesson about weaponry (2® World Without Walls? The impact of Mr.Nulll for perfor vidual servings. Use a U b two about mtegiation Ricki Lake Divine television and computers on the world's mance audition. The $6.84/Unit/Quarter [CNN] PrimeNews cultural barriers Panelists include authors low-cost ad In Classified ADOPTED SCHEDULE OF RATES, CHARGES AND FEES Debbie Harry. 1988 Rated PG (In Stereoj New Italian Restau B. Meter Removal on Existing [DIS] MOVIE: 'King Kong' A giant gorilla Tom Wolfe and Paul Fussoll. (60 min.) tor quick response next MANCHESTER WATER DIVISION u rant, Caffe and Lounge o \ 7 : 0 0 P M [3J Inside Edition is captured and brought to civilization by time you have something Service Connection* $40.00/Unit 3® Hogan's Heroes M a n c h e s te r 647-15(X). E F F E C TIV E JULY 1, 1990 -n Ct) d® Wheel of Fortune (CC) an enterprising movie producer Fay Wray, to sell. 643-2711. C. Hydrant Meier Inalallatlon J b . [A & E ] Living Dangerously A visit to the I. WATER USE RATES — GENERAL CUSTOMER BILLING Bruce Cabot, Robert Armstrong 1933 ( D Cosby Show (CC) Northwest Territories of Canada, where 1. Meter Inalallatlon [E S P N ] Major League Baseball Maga the tundra wolf and the caribou struggle to A. Small Meter* (Minimum Consumption Allowance) 3t) Charles in Charge (CC). zine 1990 by NEA. Inc $80.00 hcx)k-up fee 3® Untouchables avoid extinction. Narrated by Robert Red- [LIF E ] Hotel ford (60 min ) WHERE Monthly Quarterly (No meter removal fee) d® M -A 'S ’ H 5/8" Meter Sendee Charge $1.67/mo $5.01/qtr [M AX] MOVIE: 'Ghostbusters IT (CC) [CNN] CNN News SNAFU by Bruce Buatlie 3/4' Meter 2. Consum ption $2.62 H C F for aH volumes of use d.® (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Service Charge $1.67/mo $5.01/qtr n ^ c e l e b r ity CIPHER The boys pursue a new wave of polterge [DIS] MOVIE: 'Where Time Began' DO I 3. Meter Rental Per Day C^wbrlty Cipher cryptograms are created frorn quotations by famous (26) Newhart (CC) ists and phantasms conjured up by the res A n d the following water use charges: people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for Three people set off to uncover the won 5/8', 3/4'and r $1.00 another. Today's due: f equals C. d® (4® Current Affair tored portrait of a long-dead Carpathian ders to be found in the center of the earth SIGN? $2.62 per 100 c.f. for 0 c.f. to 10,000 c.f. warlock Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Sigour Kenneth More. Pepe Munne, Yvonne Sen- 3" $1.50 (g ) Cheers (CC) $2.34 per 100 c.f. from 10,001 to 50,000 c.f. ney Weaver 1989 Rated PG (In Stereo) tiis 1978. Rated G. 0. On and Off Services *YW Y IJPRU P ®1) Hunter [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Short Circuit 2' Robot $1.81 per 100 c.fYorall in excess of 50,001 c.l. [LIF E ] Limitecl Engagement Host Herbie 1. During Regular Wbrking Hours; . [A 8iE] New Wilderness Johnny 5 ventures to the big city to help Hancock presents performances by a var ^ Starting June 7, We will be B. Large Meter* (No Consumption Allowance None aWFU ZL KL 2L Y [C N N ] Moneyline his unemployed creator break into the toy ieiy of musical artists (60 min ) business Fisher Stevens, Michael running a special advertising 2. After Regular Wbrking Hours [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Scenes From the Class Monthly Quarterly [ESPN] SportsCenter McKean, Cynthia Gibb 1988 Rated PG page or pages giving you In $130.00 ILMSFNI YSU Struggle in Beverly Hills' (CC) Writer- 1 ■ Meter Allowing [LIFE ] Moonlighting (In Stereo) 500 c.f. $26.53 Allowing 1500 c.f. $79.59 z rri director Paul Bartel's satiric look at the formation on all types of E. Resumption of Service — Non-payment 1-1/2" Meter Allowing [U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) [U S A ] Murder, She Wrote sexual lifestyles of California's rich and fa specialty businesses. 800 c.f. $44.50 Allowing 2400 c.f. $133.50 ZJP8X. ZJPSXPSK 1. During Regular Vltorking Hours: O T 3 mous Jacqueline Bisset, Robert Beltran. 2 ' Meter Allowing 1100 c.f. $66 82 7 :3 0 P M ® Entertainment Tonight Jill 8 : 3 0 P M (® 3® Head of the Class (CC) AHowing 3300 c.f. $200.46 $50.00 The students get a lesson on how people Ray Sharkey 1989 Rated R (In Stereo) 3' Eikenberry and Michael Tucker discuss Meter Allowing 1800 c.f. $124.03 Allowing 5400 c.f. . After Regular Wbrking Hours HFY8W WL HQIJ, their latest T V movie project (In Stereo) deal with death when Sarah s grand [TM C ] MOVIE: 'King of the City' Upon $372.09 2 mother and Arvid's dog pass away (R) arriving in Hollywood, a young man finds 4' Meter Allowing 4400 c.f. $207.72 $130.00 ® (2® Jeopardy! (CC) Allowing 13200 c.f. $623.16 [A & E ] Heroes A profile of Marcel Bi- work as a bouncer in a nightclub threa 6" Meter Allowing F. Private Backflow Prevention Device Inspection Fee: O T[ FEfS ZL WHYRR ® Kate & Allie (CC) 7000 c.t. $409.06 Allowing 21000 c.f. gearri, a French soldier fiorn W W II to the tened by an underworld takeover Tom $1227.18 8 ' Motor Allowing A cterge of $ ^ .0 0 wiH be rendered for the inspection of a Backflow Prevention (11) News Algerian War Parsekian Michael Parks, Tony Curtis HERE'S MY CARD. 7000 c.f $409.06 Allowing 21000 c.f. $1227.18 m ^ IJPRUMF8.' — 1985 Rated R Device^heM insp^tions are p^orm ed in accordance with the State Public Health d® (3® M*A*S-H [E S P N ] Major League Baseball; Teams And the following water use charges Code. 7 h « tee provides for an initial inspection and one retest if necessary Any sub (g ) Carol Burnett and Friends to Be Announced (3 hrs ) (Live) 1 0 :3 0 P M Ql) USA Tonight - KMFZY KYMVL. Busine^ Cards.will run with heading describing types $2.62 f » r 100 c.f. for the first 10,000 c.f. sequent test pertomted will be billed at the rate of $40.00 per inspection. (30) Hard Copy 9 : 0 0 P M ® Circus of the Stars (CC) till) Synchronal Research ol businesses for customer convenience for locating $2.34 per 100 c.f. for the next 40,000 c f PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "When compelled to cook. I G. Returned Checks (4® Cosby Show (CC) Stacy Keach Barbara Mandrell and Leslie ^6) Carol Burnett and Friends the specialty business in your neighborhood. $1.81 per 100 c t. all in excess of 50,001 c.f. produce a meal that would make a sword swallower Nielsen are ringmasters for the 14th- S o gag. ’ — Russell Baker. [A & E ] World of Survival (31) Hogan's Heroes A $15.00 <^fige wiH be added to the bill for each check that has been refused for annual presentation. Celebrity performers S rate s c h o o ls will govern the billing for the master meter. There will deposit by the bank. [C N N ] Crossfire include Lynn Redgrave, Ben Vereen, Kris ©.) Three’s Company be one master meter for each individual water service. VI. CHARGEABLE WORK/RERAIRS o ^ [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Dr Dunbar and tian Alfonso and aerialist Yuri Alexandrov [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Above the Law' (CC) A 1990 By NEA Inc 4 Thursdays with 4 business card ^ e x is t i n g sub-meter air^gem onts installed prior to 1976 the same water rate the Roberts family celebrate their sixth an from the Moscow Circus (2 hrs.) (R) (In CIA-sponsored drug cartel is uncovered by s d ^ u l o I govern the billing for the master meter and sub-meter. Master meter for all work such as service instaJIations,” water main taps and repairs to Stereol a Chicago cop Steven Seagal, Henry Silva, "Wait till the guys back home hear I’ve S l ^ O m ^ " woiJri readings of the sub-meters. The master ^ l ^ s » reams, ftydrants, meters etc., which are b ^ o n d the rosponsiWIity of ^ CO lifted 1000 pounds!" meter would be billed on the minimum and granted an allowable as would the sub- the Water Divtston wtH be based upon the actual costs of labor, tools, materials and e- ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson motors. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE qutpm wL E q u i p ^ t r a ^ shaH bo as IndKated below (See VI (c)). In addition the HI > OFFERED SUCH A FANTASTIC II. WATER SYSTEM CCNNECRON FEES cost of tobor will be surcharged an additional 36% to reflect overhead and the costs of matenals wiH bo surcharged 25% to reflect slocking and handling charges. > H ARLO, R6AD M b M B M O RATE AS THIS! utilizing the Town of Manchester Vtoter System shall pay a water 1. Servic* InsUliailon T l AMD MAKE bURerr ^ ^ n e r t io n fM The property owner shall pay the applicable connection fee i n '^ c t at the CIRCUUT66.' shall be m accordance with the following schedule and T ^ W a ^ Division inay at its discretion, install water services from ttre wafer main Call the Classified Department for more are due arxi payable at the time of permit issuance. to the street line on the basis of the following charges. TftAT C5>?AVITY details & copy deadlines A. New Development*: Includes domestic and fire protection fees a. Instellalion In Existing Subdivision* 643-2711 1. F w all residential dwellings inducing i. Complete InstellaUon by the Wiler Division in Town roadway, right of private homes, apartment units, and way or oasamoni: ^ $400 Siz* Fa* condominiums Each dwelling unit 1 i: THiNfc THepfX All Sizes 2. Fex all motels, hotels, convalescent Based upon actual costs of labor, tools, materials, equipment 7. S A r^uch ^ $200 enginoenng and surcharged an additional 36% to reflect over DRIVER homes and hospitals Each room head arxi 1^ cost of materials will be surcharged 25% to reflect stocking arxi handling charges. '' / / E x p l a n a t i o n . 3. For all institutional type buildings $1,000 N AM CO , one of America's larg Partial Installation by the VWter Division In Town roadway, right of wav ‘ ■ ® 1990 by NEA lr«; f H A V)p^ i - <3 such as schools and churches Per acre of land or easonmnl: » (i.e. site, open space, est retailers of above ground pools, etc.) approved for The Water Division wiH furnish connection materials and make instaHation to development and calculated property line. Contractor provides safe excavation, backRH and complete THE BOHN LOSER by Art Sansom spas and patio furniture, is ex pavement restoration. ^ PHIPPS by Joseph Farris to the nearest 1/10 of an acre. Fee is due tor SIz* Fao panding and has immediate open entire site unless a All Sizes B a s ^ upon actual costs of labor, tools, materials, equipment phasing plan has been 60O D FC)lK!ri FIP&T ings for a C l^S S 1 and CI.ASS 2 engineering and surcharged an additional 36% to reflect over n approved by the Planning head and the cost of materials wHI be surcharged 2 5% to r e c o r d s T ) A CCtVtPDTEe.- m 'L L M A K 5 COFl&a V i & Zoning Department. DRIVER. Position is permanent, ranect stocking and handling charges, R L e For all retail, commercial and $2,000 OF eVgPVTWltJtbl b. bistellalion in New Subdivisions: full benefit package, overtime industrial property Per acre of land (i.e. site, open space, I. In a new subdiviwon or where a developer must instaN a new water main available, above average wages. etc.) approved tor ^ developer shall InateU all water facllltlas, Including house oonneol development to be ^ n * . at hIs own sxpans* in accordance with the specifications of the All New England deliveries, no calculated to the nearest Town of Manchester VWter Division. 1/10 of an acre. Feels 2. Water Main Taps due tor enfire site overnight. Candidates must have Th e W ^ ^ i s i o n may. at Na discretion, perform 1' and 2* tape on existina water unless a phasing plan has mams ter ftm purpose of service installation by a c o n tra c to r^ l^ contractor s h ^ good driving record, work refer been approved by the provide a safe excavation and all materials necessary to make the tap. Planning & Zoning ences. Apply in person only to: Department 1‘ Tap...... $300/Tap 2 ' T a p ...... $35(VTap WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll NAMCO, 100 Sanrico Dr., Man ss.aTprss’ss; SS:'” ~ ■» THE GRIZWELLS by Bill Schorr If it isnecessary tor the VWter Division to provide any materials, the contractor wiH be chester, CT., 06040. 1. Domestic Servicee — o h a r g d d ^ o o s t of the materiaf plus an additional 25% to reflect slocking a n d ^H ^- 1 50 (WAHY <^feEAU?,.TO FAUNA UKE5 THE V and 2 - Services • $400 per additional service /WY PAC>; M Y P A D IS F* TUFKER UK£5 t h e mANROUNTMERUKE5 y B. Recovery of Extra Costs: AMD HAMDSOME, AND M<0A®'e IN A GpOOMOOD... cMoose F i a o M , „ l u k e O N E H -IC H \H 9 R A H „ r 2. Rre Protection — for sprinkler systems or private fire hydrants TALL AMD 6T«0 m <5 A M P ONE FORTtFtCplRlTH 1V1P O N E V irm T H E ^ HE IS TH E e/V\ARTEST L I S T E N TO HER l^USHINS-, THE HtfSH IN 1 $500 . ^ tees ate to be considered minimum tor connections to cast iron or b r a v e ... V1TAMIH5.,, a FREE rSLOW-tN-TWE- DAD IN THE W ORLD." OUT THERE IN THE KITCHEN, 6 $600 ducNe iron. Extra iriatenal needed wiH be additional. If the connection involves un- T ------PARK FRt^BEE. 8 ‘ $700 (i.*. Oreater than 6 ) tor more than 40- of t r e r x 5 T h ^ h ^ t « t S T T l ^ WAREHOUSE 10- $800 12* $900 & id connection fees shaH be used to reimburse the Wbter Division tor knorovementB to ^ t m g suppty, transmission, distribution, treatment, pumping and s to r^ e fa ttie s HELP which may require upsizing to meet increased water d ^ m x te ^ racainss C. Equipmant Rates III. WATER SYSTEM INSPECTION FEES ^ “ PPly equipment is utilized ter any charoe- N AM CO , one of America's larg A. ^ y n w connection or repair ol an existing connection, to the water dstribution svs- S S e d to K tL 'S i^ ^ personnel. cost of an op^ior is tem^hall be insp^ted by Yfater Division personnel. An impeclion tee of $40 oer con- est retailers of above ground pools, Car Vbclor 9 neetton shall be charged paid at the lime of permit issuance. ^ and UtiHly Truck B Skid Loader EEK AND MEEK by Howie Schneider spas and patio furniture is ex The instaHation of new water main wHI be required to be mepected by Wtater Division Dump Truck Tractor w/Mower 6 Wheel (6 YDS) $2WHR ALLEY OOP by Dave Graua foof.shaH be chargoJand paid a t ^ Compactor panding and have immediate time of permit issuance. Linear footage sh ^l be i determined by the plans approved 10 W h ^ (13 Y D S ) $46/HR Mud Pump tor construction by the VWter Division. $60/HR 3 ' s o m e t i m e s I C A I U 'T openings for Part time and Full $2AtR THAT IK} A MJORCD TMOUEOF GOOD GADFRV; IV. FIRE PROTECTION CHARGES $42riHR 4‘ $6/HR HELP FEELI/U6... MEBBE IT'S JUST AS WELL I C*WAN* BCAT rr, UX3RIT TVIAT EVERYTHING I'VE SEEN I $4S/HR Compressor fULLO F PIC^cFOCteTS;, LEADIIOG POCKETS COULDN'T GET MYSELF OUTA V R U M B b u g ; time Warehouse personnel at our A. Private Fir* Hydrant $6/HR THIM Q f THIS OVERGROWN BOTTLE! WALKIN' AROUND THIS | RESENT Trailer $44IR SpreiMisr $14/HR D A N G PLACE LOOKS LIKe ' THAT.' RoHer IT TOOK TOO MANY new warehouse location in Man $2.00/month $6.00/quarter$24.00/Hydrant/\bar $11/HR ^voeper $4^tR ' UGLY" FhLLS! chester. Positions are permanent, B. Private Firs Sarvica VI. LATE M Y M E N T PENALTY Mor^ly/Quarteity connection chargee for standpipe and/or sprinkler head systems end fees to be charged to customers ol the full benefit package, overtime based on size of oorxiection to pubKc system: ^ Manchester Water Division w * become eflBctive on July 1, 1990. Charges are due wxt Size IJ S 'S L S L * * ***L**L‘!?* ‘^•°reer. Any bilte not paid wkhin thirty (30) days 9 Monthly available, hours 8 to 5. Above of biUmg date s h ^ thereupon be delinquent and shall bear interest from the biHmg date at 4' Connection $ 9.30 $27.90 tfte rate and in the manner provided by toe General Statutes of the State of Cormecticut average wages. Please apply ir) 6 'Connection $15.44 $ 46.32 tor delinquent property taxes. person to: N AM CO , 100 Sanrico 8* Connection $30.94 $ 02.82 Peter Lozis, 10* Connection $46.36 $139.14 Superintendent Dr., Manchester, CT., 06040. VWter and Sewer Division 12* Connection $61.82 $185.46 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Public Fire Protection: This Bto day ol June, 1000 0
\ \ \ \ \ 1 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 13,1990—19 BECAUSE YQU never Household vinegar Is an HOMES know when someone will effective and Inexpensive I HOMES HOMES I HOMES HOMES r r i HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE be searching tor the Item fabric softner when added O H HOMES VACATION CLASSIFIED CRAFTS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE | £ U FOR SALE vou hove for sale, it’s to the final laundry rinse. B rid g e FOR RENT A Feature of This Newspaper better to run your wont ad Classified Is the effective RENTALS BRAND NEW LIST CONTEMPORARY to r several d a y s ... cancel and Inexpensive way to 5 BEDROOMS & 2-'/j OWNER OCCUPY THIS ANDOVER- Across from CAPE COD- D ennisport & ING!!! Immaculate 7 CAPE b u ilt In 1989. baths moke this 9 room ing It as soon as you get find a cash buyer for lake, large yard, 2 bed J the slam would be set. More astute de South Yarmouth, room Cope Cod on Each room has a spe- GEM !!! This duplex Is results. household Items you no NORTH Not a hand raised Ranch perfect owner occupied and clarers should realize the likelihood of rooms. kitchen, living Ocean fro n t 1&3 bed Avondoie Rood in Man ciolltyl Two firepla tor a large fam ily. Full longer use. 643-2711. ♦ Q85 room, and enclosed chester! Features In well maintained with V K 7 for Willy heart losers, and perhaps the necessity room cottages .Also 3 ces, Jacuzzi, cathedral finished basement. porch. $800 per month. bedroom home l block clude 3 bedrooms, 2tull formal dining rooms, 3 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ♦ Q85 of using more than one trump in dum celling In foyer with tile Fireplace, hardwood References/Securltv t o ocean baths, Soior hot water, bedroom s on each side. NOTICE OF ♦ A K 10 7 3 By James Jacoby my. So they would ruff the opening and solid oak stairs, flo o rs on 1st flo o r. T o l required. 742-7625. avail. Junc/Oct.647- newiv rebuilt furnace, open balcony, sunken Owners side has 3rd ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE lead, and immediately play K-A and land, $155,900.Phl(lps level recreation room WEST EAST 7234.______Rec. Room com plete liv in g room , 1st flo o r Real Estote, 742-1450o In acTOKtance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and In the world of slam bidding, a ruff a heart. East would of course with furnishings. New laundry, central air, with pool table. Enloy ♦ 3 ♦ J 10 7 CAPE COD- Dennfsport- ASHFORD - across the 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption pair’s high-card total is not as impor overruff, but what next? Whatever kitchen with tons of oak kitchen cabinets. the skylights and pad TQ953 ¥ 1 0 8 .Cottage $520/week street from lake. Neat dle tons. Full basement by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester. Connec tant as a good trump-suit fit plus key East might lead back, declarer would cabinets and located In Located In Coventry on ticut on June 6. 1990. ♦ A J 7 6 ♦ K 10 9 4 3 2 ISTORE/OFFICE sleeps 6. C oll 429-3114. the Bowers School and clean 2 bedroom and 2 cor garage. Both ♦ Q986 ♦ J 5 controls. Thus in today’s deal South be able to ruff still another heart with FOR RENT quiet, cul-de-sac. Ranch within walking sides completely reno held a minimum hand, but when a the queen of spades, and the slam I (hundreds of readers turn area! Don t missouton $289,900.00. □ ORDINANCE this absolute gem of distance to beautiful vated In 1988. $250,000 SOUTH good fit was established and when would make. STORE FOR RENT-460 to Classified every doy fered at $148,500. Jack- 1.5 ACRES IN MANCHES Ashford Loke. coll tor vour exclusive COOL BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of ♦ AK 96 4 2 North’s four-heart cue-bid showed a In fact, declarer can even succeed Main Street, Manches searching for same par GRANNY and SHADY LADY. PeFfVct' TER!! Darling 6 room son & Jackson Reol Screened porch, cozy showing!!Anne Miller Central air and 3 bedrooms and more are yours in this lovely k^chester that the Town of Manchester purchase from An ¥A J642 by playing the ace of spades before go ter. Please call 646- ticular Item, w ill your ad housesittersi LIfesize dolls are made from •Cope Cod on Gardner ♦ --- key card in that side-suit, declarer Estate. 647-8400.D fireplace and mo Real Estate, 647-8000. o Manchester home, convenient to So. Windsor and Vernon. thony and Amelia Dzen, premises at 954 Tolland Turnpike. jumped to five spades as an invitation. ing after hearts, if he is careful to ruff 2426, 9:00-5:00 be there? 643-2711. pantyhose. Soft sculpted features, wigs Street In Manchester. 3 re.D.W. Fish Realty, See it today. Only $149,900. Manchester, for the sum of Twenty Five Hundred Doilars ♦ 4 2 weekdays. \ WE KNOW YOU'RE OUT bedrooms, fully op- 3 FIREPLACES!!! Moke North accepted. the first heart with the spade queen. and inexpensive fashions make them com 643-1591.0 ($2,500.00). Said premises are more particularly described in Vulnerable: North-South plete. Plans include step by step instruc THERE.... and that pllanced kitchen, front on appointment to see Schedule A-1. attached hereto. This was not a hand to be played by He can then return to his hand and ruff M AN CH ESTER-M ain St. vou ve been keeping 403 CABIN R O A D , this one of o kind split Dealer. South 27,000 square feet. Re- HTIINOUSTRIAL tions for Granny and her friend, the Shady to bock living room, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of Dkectors of Willy Nilly. Willy would ruff the open one more heart with dummy’s remain vour eve on tn lso lcfu re COLCHESTER- Com level with 4 bedrooms, tall/O fflce space. $3.99 storage outbuildings the Town of Manchester that the Town of Manchester pur- ing lead and play Q-A of spades. Then ing small trump. East can overruff, l i i l PROPERTY Lady. #1310 $4.95 perfect 8 room spilt fortable country living 2 full baths & 2 h o lt Sonth West North East square foot. NNN. Mr. and lovely country set chase froni Anthony and Amelia Dzen, premises at 960 lol- he would realize that he might have but that will be all for the defense. level on Soring Street minutes from Hart baths, formal dining 1 ♦ Pass 2 4 Pass Peters, 646-2364. m a n c h e s t e r ting! Immediate Dccu- land Turnpike, Manchester, for the sum of Thirty Three heart losers. So he would play K-A and James Jacoby s books ‘Jacoby on Bridge’ and - SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACKI in Manchester! Just ford. Lovely 3 bedroom room, Florida room 2 V Pass 3 4 Pass Avallable July 1, \ ponev. Priced tor a H u r^ r^ Fifty D^lars ($3,350.00). Said premises are more ruff a heart. East would overruff; lat ‘Jacoby on Card Games ‘ (written with his father, M ANCHESTER- 1st flo o r To order plans mail check or money order reduced to $174,900 this raised Ranch In area of with sliders to porch, 4 ♦ Pass 4 4 Pass the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at 4800/7200 square feet quick sale at $144,900. particularly desenbed in Schedule A-2, attached hereto. er West would take a heart trick and office space tor rent on and project number and name, with your beoutitui 4 bedroom, Jackson & Jackson tine homes. Well main den, tlreploced living 5 4 Pass 6 4 All pass booksjores. Both are published by Pharos Books. East Center St. $275 per Commercial Industrial 1.5 bath home is surefo tained, beautifully room, tlreploced kit 'H im b e it FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of 3 phase electric. 646- name, address and zip code. Add $2.95 for Real Estate, 647-8400.a ™ T ot^ of MarxJiestef that the Town of Manchester pur- mohth. Includes heat & catalog (includes $16 in discount coupons!) Dieose! Extras include landscaped. Finished chen, and tlreploced Opening lead: ♦ A electricity. Available 5477. ______F.P. hardwood floors, Rec. room with bar, lower level recreation owse frorn Patnek S. O'Briant. premises at 900 ToHand In Okla. please add tax. ■ UNIQUE MULTI- Turnpike. Manchester, for the sum of Sixteen Hundred Seven J u ly 1st. Call Keith VERNON INDUSTRIAL vinvi siding, newer FAMILY QPPQRTUN- above ground pool with room. Sliding doors Real Estate 646-4126. PARK- 3000 square feet CLASSIFIED CRAFTS from Florida room and ty Five ^ lla rs ($1,675.00). Said premises are more particular roof, enormous stor- ITY !!!! Qwn 2 houses deck. Colchester, YOU'LL LOVE IT! ly desenbed in Schedule A-3, attached hereto. available Imme- fylANCHpSTER HERALD, 06040 oge oreo and manic $168,900. D IR : Rte. 16 den to private yard. to r the price of one In Luxury home In new subdivision, 2600 sq. ft. of Iving space BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of dlately. Light Indus P.O. BOX 1000. BIXBY, OK 74008 ured vard! Martin South, cross over Don't miss out on this trial warehouse with this 3 tom lly opportun Now being built. Other plans to choose from. Only four 1 ^ left. the Town of Manchester that the Town of Manchester pur School! Act Now- ity. Each unit has 2 Rte.2, 1st le ft o tte r excellent opportunity A s tro g ra p h ( g jJ C A R S office. Call 871-6602. !!!Jockson & Jackson Texaco, 2mlles.Phlllps tor home ownership! $359,900. chase from Michael P. arxl Gail S. Callahan, premises at 262 bedrooms and oft Union Street. Manchester, for the sum of Twenty One Hundred FOR SALE Real Estate, 647-8400.D street parking. Newly Real Estate, 742-1450d $289,000. Anne M ille r Real Estate, 647-SOOO.d D.F. REALE, INC. w llare ($2,100.00). Said premises are more particularly We can always learn something of value CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This is a THE EASY vVAYto find a pointed exterior. Main I CARS described in Schedule A-4, attached hereto. from others. good day to experiment with new ideas [HELP cash buyer for no-longer- house has full walk up SOUTH WINDSOR-New REAL ESTATE BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of Oirectors of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In a business or procedures you feel could help light CARDINAL FOR SALE attic with plumbing. U 8. R 4^ bedroom GREAT STARTER OR IT S Main SL, Manchester CLASSIFIED WANTED "eeded riousehoid items is the Town of Manchester that the Town of Manchester pur dealing today, it might be necessary for en both your mental and physical bur wtTh o want ad. Dial Excellent investment Contemporary. Ready RETIREMENT home- BUICK, INC. for vour own decor, 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 chase from Roger A. and Bonnie Wasson, premises at 472 b i r t h d a y you to make a few, small concessions in dens. Nothing ventured, nothing CRAFTS li 643-2rn to place vour tor first time buyer or Eosy to take core of, Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, for the sum of Twenty Six 1989 Camaro Z-28 $6,850 large 1st floor family order to sweeten the pot. Keep your fo gained. O U TTO BECOME A Feature of This HVAC-Service Man--nusr duick-action ad. investor. Convenlentto this 3 room Ranch Is Hundred Dollars ($2,600.00). Said premises are more par License room, 2nd floor bal cus on the big picture and let go of the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Even 1989 Buick Regal Coupe $10,980 N ew spaper hove D2 or Si downtown shopping, m o v e - ln - c o n d itlo n . ticularly described in Schedule A-5, attached hereto. June 14,1990 MANCHESTER'S Call in Bolton ^ MEET DAVID WHITE- cony, formal dining VERNQN 35 Foster Insignificant. though you will be adequately astute in 1988 Chevy Cavalier $6,990 busline and highway. Paved driveway, MANCHESTER- 264 Main BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of Everv year thousands room, 2'/a both, 3 cor Drive- Sparkling 3 bed VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) This is not a business matters today, don't lower 1988 98 Reg Brejgham $13,490 $159,900 call tor detail- porch, newer siding, Street. Classic office the Town of Manchester that the Town of Manchester pur Success could come to you in the year of peoDie come to Cen si! I Anne M iller Real garage. $320,000. U 8, R room ranch on large good day to try to seek commercial fa your guard, because you might have to 1988 Chevy Z-24 Cavalier $8,980 #1 nice big lot. Coventry, building. Large rooms, chase from Herman S. and Kathleen M. Helm, premises at ahead through an extremely unusual tury 21 offices to find Realty, 643-2692.0 co u n try lo t th a t Is 276 vors from someone with whom you’ll be deal with a person who Is just a trifle a Estate, 647-8000.D $100,000.Philips Real flexible space design, 800 Tolland Turnpike. Manchester, for the sum of Twenty Two chain of events, so be sure to fully ex 1988 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe $7,895 home. Andihevdo. The t'jet deep. Immaculate involved socially. If you’re going to con sharper. Estate, 742-14500 LL conference room or Huixlred Dollars ($2,200.00). Said premises are more par plore every opportunity thdt comes your 1987 Buick Park Ave $11,490 USED CAR BUSINESS largest real estate sys Inside and out. A super duct business, do it in the proper PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be sure SOUTH computer space or ticularly described in Schedule A-6, attached hereto. way, regardless of the source. 1987 Buick Somersel Cpa $7,480 OPPORTUNITIES tem In the world Is 37 GARDEN GROVE buy at $134,000. Please another department, setting. you show the same tolerance and for I W INDSOR- Gracious ROAD- Newer 4 bed BEAT THE HEAT In your GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) In order to 1987 Chevrolet Caprice $7,495 DEALER behind each of us. Let living at its best. Alm ost coll Barbara RE/MAX plus a 3 room charmer LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The more you bearance with family members today room colonial. Newer very own pool with Prepared by: Maureen A. ChmieieeW. Town Attorney achieve an important career objective 1986 Mitsubishi Pickup $3,995 1982Ca(aacEidarado $S9»5 WANT to make money!! David White work with NEW French Provin East of the River, 647- on the second floor for talk about what you intend to do today, that you will show with friends and ac sub-divislon. Good deck one! 6 person Ja 1419.0 today, there must be a meeting of the less time you’ll have to perform the 1986 Buick Skyhawk Cpo $5,960 1982Firebitd $399S Buy this superb local vou and your fam ily to c ia l In a lovely setting. rental Income. Asking quaintances. Remember blood is sized rooms. Beautiful cuzzi. This contempor SCHEDULE A-1 minds of all the principals concerned. A vending route. Call find the perfect home. Quality workmanship, $295,000. Coll B arbara task. Make this a work first and talk lat thicker than water. 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix $7,980 1983 Toyota CoroSaSRS $3495 view of the hills from ary split level also MANCHESTER DU- lack of harmony will be extremely un er day. ARIES (March 21-April 19) There’s a Sam, 1-800-749-6800. He understands your traditional layout. 4 RE/MAX East of the Those premises situated on the southerly site of Tolland 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVllle $9/180 1965 Unodn Town Car $9995 needs. His Century 21 deck and slider. Master features oil appliances, P LE X - $184,900 V in productive, Trying to patch up a broken SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Social in possibility you might be pressured a bit b e d r o o m s , 2 '/2 b a th s , paddle tons, tongue 8< River, 6 4 7 - Turnpike in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford an romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmak 1985 Buick Century Sed $5,995 1965 Pontiac Fiere $2995 LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS record proves It. Coll bedroom has slider and tage 2 tomllv In o 1419.P______•' volvements could be a bit unusual to from all sides today, however, don’t " H % utility room , wonderful deck for that early groove paneling 8, se State of Connecticut designated as *TAKING AREA - 0.0002 er can help you to understand what to 1985 OkJsmobile Calais $5JI80 1965 Ford Escort $1995 him today. That per kitchen and great room convient area. New JUSTLISTED! day. so be on guard. If you’re not, you waffle. Your resourcefulness will come WITH TRUE GROViTTH morning coffee with curity system. The =- ACRE*, on a certain map entitled, *TOWN OF do to make the relationship work. Mail 1982 Chevrolet Celebrity $4,295 ig66200SX $5995 O fect home could be with French doors to root, 2'newer furnaces, Gorgeous new kitchen might unintentionally incur some extra into play and help you weather these POTENTIAL? view. A special home Master bedroom has o MANCHESTER ACQUIRED FROM ANTHONY & AMEILIA $2 to Matchmaker, P.O. Box 91428, waiting for you. Put large deck & private good size rooms In with ceramic tile, drop expenses for a friend. storms. 81 Adams Street 1966 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4x4 $9395 Cal tol-frae now for jntonnalion on Indeed. Asking low walk- In closet & to ll DZEN BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, MANCHESTER Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. 5 T | vo u rtru st In Num ber yard. An excellent clude 2 BR's each. Coll In range, and pantry SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It s TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you get 1966 UncoInTcnMi Car $12,995 one of Iw nation's tastest growing $200's C oll B a rb a ra both. Tolland, Reduced CONNECTICUT FED. AID PROJ. NO. PROJ. NO. 76-152 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Try not to M a n c h e s te r One. home. Coll Linda for appointment to leads out to the large best not to let others make decisions involved in some type of game of industries. RE/MAX East of the to $184,875.Phlllps Real DATE: 6/89 SCALE: 1*=40' Revisions 9/22/89, 3/27/90 E & S*. be too set about doing things your way 6 4 9 -4 5 7 1 1966 Mercury Cougar $6995 Century 21, Epstein B r o w n RE/AAAX E a s t check It out. D.W. Fish deck overlooking the for you today, especially if they could di chance today, keep the stakes as mini 1/800-962-9186 R iver, 647-1419.0 Estate, 742-14500 R ealty, 643-1591.0 which map is on file or is to be filed in the Town Clerk's office today, because someone with whom 1966 Mazda Rx-7 $6995 Reolty, 647-8895.0 of the River, ^7-1419.o new oversized In - in said town of Manchester. rectly affect your financial position. Be mal as possible. You could get ruffled if you'll involved might have better ideas. prudent and use your own judgment. the winner Isn’t you. 1966 Ford Thundetbird $6395 ground pool. Many Together with an easement to slope for the support of the Schaller's many updates! Move 2BEDROOM 1966 Honda Accord UQ $8995 " i highway acquired and a right to instatl sedimentation control Quality Pre-Owned Auto* o O right In! Call Noreen system acquired, as more particularly shown and depicted on TOWNHOUSE unit 19e6B2200SESSE5Pid(-up $4395 today RE/MAX East of 1 ^ HOMES HOMES Value Priced said map. with heat 8< hot water. I HOMES 1990 ACURA LEGEND L SEDAN 1967 Pontiac Grand Ant $8695 the R iver, 647-1419.0 FOR SALE FOR SALE $750. 3 I FOR RENT 0 $ 2 2 ,9 0 0 1967 Regency 96 $10^495 SCHEDULE A-2 BEDROOM TOWN- M ANCHESTER - Take a 1988 MAZDA MX 6 GT 1967 Hyundai Excel $3495 MANCHESTER JUST BY OWNER- C O LU M HOUSE unit, pay own MANCHESTER- Halt du- look at this one! Cus REDUCED!!! Spa utilities. $750. $ 1 0 ,9 0 0 1967 Mazda B2200Pick^t4) $3995 tom built 3 bedroom Those premises situated on the southerly site of Tolland BIA. Approximately Dlex, nice area. 2 bed- 1968 SUBARU DL WAGON Turnpike in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford arid cious 3 bedroom Dutch 2000 square feet of liv 3 BEDROOM LUXURY room, gas heat, 1967 BMW 32SIS $18,995 S d Ranch designed for C olonial featuring 1st TOWNHOUSE with $ 7 4 0 0 $ DRESS & SHOES. Doll doth-p C l • ■ i f j State of Connecticut designated as *TAKING AREA = 0.0007 ing space Including fin carpeted, $650 p e r 1967 Metoxy Topaz LS $4995 happy living! Spacious floor family room, central air 8, vacant 1986 FORD MUSTANG U §tng fitt s«verat of our mott^ wide open floor plan, 3 -1- ACRE*, on a certain map entitled, "TOWN OF ished basement. 3 bed month, plus utilities. 1967 PyrnoUh Horizon $3395 $ popular doUt and a lio a »lza | deck overlooking yard. 1780 square feet of liv $ 5 9 0 0 bedrooms, 2 full baths, MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT ACQUIRED FROM AN room Ranch, new large Deposit required. 742- ^ ^ 3 toddlar. Cut# A>llna drasi | THONY ft AMELIA DZEN BY THE TOWN OF Freshly painted ond eat-ln kitchen, lots of ing space. Beautifullv 9408 after 6pm. 1986 PONTIAC 6000 STE 1967 Mercury Cougar LSCpe $8995 %^can baworn alonaorundaral hardw ood flo o rs, 2 flre - new carpets too! H u rry oppllanced kitchen. $ 5 9 0 0 O “o ^.^plnafora. Fait thoat com*p MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT FED. AID PROJ. NO. closets, oversized 2 car MANCHESTER- availa 1967 Dodge DakclaPick-iv $6595 CARPENTRY/ Olaces and large fam ily before it's too late- call $1275. A ll 1986 HYUNDAI EXCEL QL |plalatha outfit. Plant Include i INSTALLATION/ PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: 6/89 SCALE: 1*=40' Revisions BO/ garage, close to lake. b le Immediately. 1967 Grand Marquis $9995 ^full tiza pattarnt and com-| HANDYMEhVCARPENTERS P & E Painting room. Close to 1-384. for an oppointment to units require 1 year $ 2 7 0 0 REMODELING Cleaning, Hauling, Catpenliy, REPAIR YARDMASTERS BRUSH WORKS $156,900. 89, W22/89, 3/27/90 E & S*. whi(^ map is on file or is to be Asking $164,900. Coll Brand new beautiful 1967 Ford Tauus $6995 i^plata instructlont. #1366| A professional look without the day. lease 8< security dep 1987 OLDS CALAIS SEDAN O o I Special $3.95 RennodelKig. Reasonably Pric^ tiled in the Town Clerk's office in said town of Manchester. 228-4549.______1800 squore foot con SPRING CLEANUP C e n tu ry 21, Epstein C entury 21, E pstein osit. Reale Real Estate 1968Mazda323SE $4995 O “n W allpaper - $25 a roll Free Estimatee professional oosL Interior Painting Together with an easement to slope for the support of the temporary townhouse $ 5 9 0 0 SATISFACTION OR YOUR Installation and Replacement R ealty, 647-8895.0 R eolty, 647-8895.D______Inc. 646-4525. vinyl Floor All cals Ansvwrad •Trees & Lawns Cut ■k Experierx»d highway acquired and a right to install sedimentation control M ANCHESTER- 37 M ork- with 3-4 bedrooms, 2 1986 VW GOLF 1968 Ford Escort $4995 MONEY BACKI of Water Heateis •Yards Sc G arara Cleaned Fully Insured ir Free Estimates m ^To order plane mall check or I Ceram ic Tile R ic k 's H a n d y m a n & ■k system acquired, as more particularly shown and depicted on MALLARD VIEW - Onlya wood Lane. Beautiful 4 baths, formal dining $ 4 7 0 0 1968JaguarXJ6Sedan $29,995 *Gas •Brush Piles Removed CaU Eric for free estimates MANCHESTER LQTSQF ^money order and project I C a r p e n tr y Carpentry Service •A 12 yrs. experience said map. few units rem ain In this bedroom contemporary room, fireplace, ap 1985 CADILUC SEDAN DEVILLE 1968 Mercury Sable GS $8595 I number and name, with your | ■Thick Sc Backhoe Work EXTRAS- Beautifully CONOOMiNIUMS Licensed & Insured 6 4 6 -1 9 4 8 ■Electric 6 4 6 -6 2 7 7 beautiful new sub on cul-de-sac. Spacious pliances, wall to w a ll, $ 8 9 0 0 I name, addreet and zip. Add| ■Exterior Housepainting w/excellent references landscaped, spotless open floor plan. 2'/j FOR RENT 1968 Uncoln Town Car $ 1 ^ 9 9 5 |$2.95 for catalog (Includes I Tom's Installation •01 ■Driveways Sealed Ranch with many nice SCHEDULE A-3 division. Our 2 bed deck, and garages. 1987 HYUNDAI EXCEL GLS |$16 In discount couponsi) In | Repair ceilings, walls room , 2 both Ranch baths, 2'/z car garage, I 1968 Mercury Cougar LS $8995 WIson 01 Company •Landscapinginstallations ir features including cen $1200 per m onth. 646- $ 3 9 0 0 ;^OMa. please add tax. 6 4 7 -7 1 2 6 GCF HOME SERVICES Those premises situated on the southerly side of Tolland features: A covered large deck 8, wooded 4144 or 643-0909.______1984 NISSAN SENTRA SE 1988 M rola RX-7 SE $ 1 ^ 6 9 5 m 2 6456393 •Complete Building Sc Wall Papering and Painting ir Refinish cabinets tral air, fireplace, MANCHESTER- availa CLASSIFIED CRAFTS Remodeling, Additions, decks, Turnpike in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and porch, fireplace, din backyard. $305,000. 646- 1989 Ford F-250 4x4 Pick-up $18,421 Manchester Herald Property Maintained oversized garage and a 4889. b le Immediately. HOUSE for rent to handy $ 5 9 0 0 windows, doors, drywail. •Any Job Considered X years Experience wAine finished work State of Connecticut designated as TAKING AREA = 0.004 -i- ing room , 1st flo o r- 1964 HONDA ACCORD LX P.O. BOX 1000 CARPENTER & fenced In yard. Conve Brand new beautiful caretaker and main 1989 Mercury Sable GSW% $11,995 S > BIXBY. OK 74008 Satisfaction Guaranteed ELECTRONICS Fully Insured Fret Estimates Insurance, References and niently located with ACRE*, on a certain map entitled, TOWN OF MANCHESTER laundry, fu ll basement, MANCHESTER- 26 tain p roperty In A n $ 4 9 9 5 > r - ir Fully Insured attached garage. Also 3 Butler Rd. 3 bedroom 1800 square foot con 1989 Mercury Sable GS $10,995 HANDYMAN SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES CaU - YARDMASTERS Free Estimates easy access to highway CONNECTICUT ACQWRED FROM RMRICK S OW IANT dover, CT.Call 649-2527 '1985 TOYOTA MRZ 3 3 CQ bedroom , l '/ 2 bath un Ranch. Attached gar temporary townhouse 1989 Lincoln Towi Car $19,995 No job too small. Chris Fitzmaurice T& B ELECTRONIC a n d shopping.D.W. BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER. CON before 3 In afternoon. 643-9996 MARTY MATTSSON 647-0836 its fro m $139,900. DIR: age, Immaculate. Call with 3-4 bedrooms, 2 $ 5 9 0 0 Fish R ealty, 643-1591.0 NECTICUT FED. AID PROJ. NO. PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: 6/ Finding a cosh buyer for 1987 HONDA CIVto SEDAN 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix LE $11,995 HELP Specializing in remodeling. 6 4 5 -6 5 5 9 REPAIRS 6 4 9 -4 4 3 1 89 SCALE: r=40' REvisions 3/27/90 E 4 S 5/16/90 Tree Tolland Tpke. or North 649-2929.______baths, formal dining 3 3 > I the Items you'd like to sell 1989 Men: Grand Marquis LS $15,995 Fully Insured. Complete servicing of Walk*, which map is on file or is to be filed in the Town Clerk's Main to Union to Ros- room, fireplace, ap $ 7 4 0 0 > H WANTED FOREST HILLS, view of pliances, wall to wall, Is easy. Just let our read 1985 OLDS CIERA BROUGHAM Call Tom - 649-6273 alt LAWN-SCAPE MANCHESTER- 176 office in said Town of Manchester. setto Drive.Blanchard Hartford. 8 room co MANY OTHERS NOT USTiO ■o CLEANING PL.ACING AN ■AO In clas Hackmatack Street. 4 & Rossetto Realtors," deck, and garages. ers know what vou have $ 5 4 0 0 makes and models. Complete property maintenence sified Is a very easy, PAVING Together with an easement to slope for the support of the lonial. Pool. Call 643- $1200 per m onth. 646- to r sale w ith an ad In level spilt. 4 bedroom highway acquired, a right to construct driveway acquired and a We're Selling Houses" 1987 HONDA ACCORD LXI SED SERVICE TV, VCR, Stereo Fully Insured simple process. 1823, MarIconI Reale 4144 or 643-0909. Classified. 643-2711. Ttachsr, NwMry School join the Driveways By large double lot, new right to install sedimentation control system acquired, as more 646-2482.0______Estate. $ 9 9 0 0 MORANDE YWCA team attd wo# 2S houis a week. KITCHEN & BATH Components, Micro- 'THE RNISHING TOUCHES” listing. Coll Ron 649-3087 UNCaNMERCURYMAZDA TIRED OF HOUSEWORK? GILL & SON'S PAVING particularly shown and depicted on said map. SCHALLER ACURA SepUMay. BA and approprlele Held and wave Ovens and small 6 4 3 -8 2 7 5 RE/MAX East of the MANCHESTER 70 Fergu exMrience. Send resume to M. Aney OR A HOUSE ONLY No Job Too Big or Too Small R iver, 647-1419.0 I ^ C A R S 345 Center Street REMODELING appliances. ______D o u g ______SCHEDULE A-4 son Road- Quality I CARS YWCA 78 North Main Street, Manch- SURFACE CLEANED. IN-EX Painting ■Free Estimates abounds from the hard I CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE Manchester Manchester esterm CT. 06040 by Juna 29lh. From the smallest THEN CALL ME AT ■AN Work Guaranteed FOR SALE EOE amployer. FREE ESTIMATES Those premises situated on the southerly side of Tolland wood floors through FOR SALE 647-7077 643-5135 repair to the largest 644-1134 8 7 1 -4 5 9 0 MISCELLANEOUS Turnpike and westerly side of Union Street, in the Town of out, to the Immaculate Services condition ofthlsSroom renovation, we will do a ASK FOR ANITA 291-0392 20 Years Experience SERVICES Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut EAST HARTFORD-NEW BONDED S, INSURED PHIL’S LAWN CARE AND Colonial In Rockledge. LISTING! Like new, 6 HIRING DEAAONSTRA- complete job. ^ 'with this ad save $10 oft repair Senior Citizen Discount designated as TAKING AREA - 0.006 -i- ACRE*, on a certain TORS, work from LANDSCAPING map entitled, TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT Has been superbly room Townhouse. 2 Start to finish. Thatching, edging, planting, Power Washing m aintained and " bedrooms, panelled June-December for the LANDSCAPING ACQUIRED FROM MICHAEL P. 4 GAIL S. CALUHAN BY notions No. 1 party DEE'S CLEANING SERVICE DECKS/ yard cleanup. W eekly lawn ROOFING/ THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER. CONNEC fussed over”. Asking Rec room, dining FREE ESTIMATES Are you upset with your present Free Estimates $259,900 Call Barbara- plan. Work your own ADDITIONS mowing. Residential and SIDING TICUT FED. AID PROJ. NO. PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: 6/89 room, central air, fire Complete do-it-yourself cleaning service rxX doing the job Screened Top Soil RE/MAX East of the place, garage and hours, weekly pay right? commercial. Fully Insured SCALE: 1*=40' Revisions 5/16/90 Tree, PL Dim*, which map is Any amount deUvered on file or is to be filed in the Town Clerk's office in said Town of R iver, 647-1419.0 much more. Only checks, bonus mer programs available. We spedallze In office daaning THE DECK WORKS CALL 742-9540 chandise and a free NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL Also: Backhoe, Bobcat, & Manchester. S124,000.U & R R ealty, The Unbeatable Team... Call 647-1111 We Treat Your Home $300 kit of holiday gift (Spring Special) RESIOENRAL Loader available SOUTH WINDSOR "B-l- 643-2692.0 Heritage Kitchen & ASK FOR DEE ■ Roof Repairs Together with a right to grade acquired and a rig! G" SPLIT-2900 Sq FT Items. NO quotas, or 10 years in the businees Beautifully built decks at great Like Our Own |ht to oon- CONDOMINIUMS-Sunny MORANDE AND YOU! Investments. NO col Bath Center LANDSCAPING ■Guftets Davis Construction struct driveway' acquired, as more particularly ^lown and Custom alr-conditloned Ranch Condo, private affordability. home features eat-ln kit lecting or delivery. For Come visit our showroom at: 0 K evin ■Wood Shingles A Specialty depicted on sard map. entrance. Rent with op FREE ESTIMATES 872-1400 or 659-9555 chen with bow window mECKTUEBII'lLHENeE details call Toni Cl- House Cleaning EARTH RENOVATORS Call Anytim e A sk For GH tion to buy! $59,900. BRAND NEW 1990 MERCURY BERMEYOUBUY. ronne otter 5 pm 871- 254 Broad Street SCHEDULE A-5 overlooking Inground 644-2362 land Cleared 6 4 4 ^ ______6464)674 IMMACULATE 1st 7568. M a n c h e s te r Polish woman will pool, master suite with floor unit. Fully FREE SCHEDULED ■New Lawns Installed bath, plus finished wal GRAND MARQUIS GS MAINTENANCE Those premises situated in the southerly side of Tolland apllancedi $60,900. Oi K u neo Unocin or M tian SEWING 5 .0 L y-8 OHV arxilne wWi lue l Irje c llo n ^ M : -X^apd. aufo. overdrtva Irana.- PB-PSTlrted 649-5400 clean your home. :Bobcat 8. Backhoe Work L a n y LIONEL COTE Turnpike and the westerly side of Jefferson Street in the Town kout LL. ANS THERE'S 2BED R O O M END FREe COURTESY CAR DECKS MOREI $309,900.D.W. gto-Luxaty sound Insulallon PW. Power Lock Groups Elec. AlWFM stereo with caasene A Wwm«t your Me Ikioch or Mean AUTO SERVICETECHS.- -Stump Removal ALTERATIONS of Manchester, county of Hartford and State of Connecticut UNIT. Pool & Tennis, MadiwVM* Jittv Lube- Lube Tech- 644-4663 or PrassuiB Treated ROOFING & SIDING Fish R ealty, 643-1591.0 y k ta - ^ bg Insirementatiotr TBFlnflettlp speed contreFSpAe Aluminum Wheeta- Rear Custom Destgne ■Screen Top Soil & 5 2 8 ^ 9 designated as Taking Area > 0.003 +- Acre* on a certain map charming village set delroalFtonl/rearbumperouardBandmurJimorel SocklLO^IO?/ «ma$20,224 FREE24T40URTOW/ROAD nlchons. $5.25 hour plus CUSTOM CARPENTRY 6 4 4 -2 8 3 5 •30 Years Experience entitled, TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT AC ting.$124,900. Anne SERVICE bonuses. If you enloy FREEESVfMTES Landscape Materials HOMES FOR SALE BY LOADED! YOU ^ » tan nm L n a h a U m a n bw om ■Fully Insured QUIRED FROM ROGER A. & BONNIE WESSON BY THE M iller Real Estate, 647- nopeetra any fteo* a ay Sm M a S l working on cars, ore UNLIMITED CaU Delivered interior/Exterior SEAMSTRESS g o v e r n m e n t •License # 506737 Dressmaking -Alterations TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT SOOQ^o______P A Y O N L Y $ 1 7 , 6 9 9 MngaraoleMnwU YnpcttM ai etdlw I dependable and work Licenced A Insured THE DECK SPEOAUSTS ■Stone Driveways Painting Done FED. AID PROJ. NO. PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: 6/89 SCALE: AGENCIES! $1.00 (U- yMyNvcM.FREEOFCHARGQ I Replace Z i p ^ -Coat Linings repolr) or$1600(move- FREE FORD AUTO aU B I well os port of a team, Country Cleaners 6 4 6 0 0 3 2 ■light caipentrydriveway seating 646-9564 1*-40' Revisions 3/27/90 E 4 S 5/10/90 Drive 5/16/90 Misc*. MEMBERSHIP I Decks, Kitchens & Bath 6 4 4 -5 9 9 8 Custom Curtains ■Slipcovers In). 1-805-564-6500 ext. ROOMS OR PAY JUST JItfv Lube has on open Commercial & Residential ■ceilings and walls repaired which map is on file or is to be filed in the Town Clerk's Office jjjiw y» pnheM yu me Uxoh a | ing to r you. No expe rooms designed & remod ■attics and cellars cleaned X YEARS EXPERIENCE in said Town of Manchester. HA 1383 tor Immediate FDR RENT Eiperienced and dependable response. ( $299 .PIL.... rience neccessory. eled. Ceramic tile, ail phases Decks are C all fo r a fre e e s tim ate 6 4 3 -6 3 8 6 CALL 647-8730 MONTH* Complete professional MISCELLANEOUS MANCHESTER- 3 bed- of c a rp e n try 8t re p a ir. OUR SPECIALTY LIQUIDATION fully insured/free estimates Together with an easement to slope for the support of the training In every as Carol Green SERVICES highway acquired, a right to construct driveway acquir^, arid room Ranch, 1 car COVENTRY- Sunny, pri 8 AVAILABLE Call Now For Spring Specials vate entrance, bath, ‘Tai and l a ^ f o i aaU Ctaar- pect of the Jiffy Lube- 6 4 9 -0 7 7 8 Customized to your needs - a right to install sedimentation control system acquired, as garage, fireplace, AT THIS PRICE! ooal pw
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GOOD THINGS H o useh old v in e g a r Is an LEGAL NOTICE effective and Inexpensive I CARS TRUCKS/VANS TODAY IS a good day to TOWN OF BOLTON I LAWN CARE I TO EAT ploce an ad In classified to fabric softner when added FOR SALE I FOR SALE At a re g u l» mrotino of the Bolton Inland Wbtlande Commis ♦o the final laundry rinse. sell those idle Items sion on 5/30700 issued the foNowing permits: What's News YARD MAINTENACE STRAWBERRIES- Pick you’ve been storing. A UNLIM ITED- Low Classified Is the effective CADILLAC 1974 Coupe F O R D 150 1980. Needs your own. Chaponis quick call to 643-2711 will Rotes. Please coll R.D. and Inexpensive wav to Devllle, Original b o d y w o rk . $1000. 646- i brothers on Clark put vour ad In print. difoh from Vbmon Thursday find a cash buyer for owner 88K. Must sell Hd. to Bolton Lake, with oonditione: M o ln v llle at 643-2315. Street, Sooth Windsor. 5477. J household Items you no $2500. 649-0472. Free containers. Open lo n ge r use. 643-2711. CHEVY C60 1965. 5V2 yard Cut laundry costs by de 8 a m -8 p m ca ll 528-5741 TOYOTA- 1986 Auto dump body many new INVITATION TO BID # 7 j ^ to Roy L. Crocker of 20 Ukeside Ln. to excavate in matic. Long bed, extra buffer for a foundation and reroute drainage to the lake; creasing the omount of tor latest picking Infor parts. Excellent condl- The Manchester Public ■ New filing VP. Page. 9 detergent used. Reduce mation. Opening Satur cab . 57,000 m ile s. $5900. tlon. Call Bill 649-2384. Schools solicits bids for MILK by one-third ond see day June 9th. C a ll 646-6873. ______for the 1000-91 school year. ^ in®*®'*® o* Shodcy MiH Rd. to ■ Schiavone in Manchester. CHEVROLET 1975 Step- deposit 100 cu. yd. of fill within the 50' buffer a re ? with condi whether you notice a dif I TAG SALE VOLKSWAGON 1985 Van 350 Aluminum Sealed bids will be received tions. Page 9 ference In the appearance Jetta sedan. 5 speed, body, new parts. Rns until June 21. 1990, 2.-00 p.m„ of your wosh. Add extra CHURCH TAG SALE- air, great condition. g o o d . $2800. C a ll 649- at which time they will be ■ DiRosa accepts hauler con dollars to your budget by PETS AND F r ld a y , J u n e 15th, 9-1. $3800 ca ll 646-6388. 6232.______publicly opened. The right is Wayne Shoray selling "don't needs " with Saturday, I6th, 9-12. reserved to reject any and all Chairman tract. Page 9 I SUPPLIES O R D 19 6 5 TOYOTA- 1986 Auto Thursday, June 14,1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm a low-cost ad In Classi Community Baptist bids. Specifications arxi bid Stephen Lowreyjowrey Newsstand Price: 35 Cents THUNDERBIRD- hard matic. Long bed, extra fied. 643-2711. C h u rc h , 585 E a s t C e n forms may be secured at the Clerk ■ ROTC grads look to future. PUPPIES free to a good top. 88,000 miles, char cob . 57,000 m ile s. $5900 031-06 h o m e . C a ll 643-8030. ter St, Manchester. Business Office, 45 North coal g re y , 390 V .8 , a ir, C a ll 646-6873. S^ool Street, Manchester, TOWN OF MANCHESTER Page 9 full power, one owner, " s : I c e l PAINTING/ CT. LEGAL NOTICE CARS excellent condition. p l a y e r P IA N O S ore In ■ Aparo trial goes to jury. u 13 0 1 PAPERING At its meeting of J u r » 4, 1990 the Planning and Zoning $5800/best offer. 643- demand. If you have one 027-06 Commission maide the follov^g decisions: I MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 8703 e ve n in g s. you do not use, why not \ Page 10 A R E Y O U LOOKING Bolton vote exchange it for cash with FOR ME? New phone FOR SALE D O D G E - 1986. '150', 318 N o w Is the tim e to ru n an a w a n t od. T h is Is a good time to find ROBERT D. MURDOCK - Zone Change RC to B-11 -1 004 number. Painting 8, CID, automatic, bed EDITORIAL ad In classified to sell thot a cash buyer for that East MIddIa TOm pIke (M -141) - Denied without prejudfoe toe paper hanging, same liner, tool box, 50K, request to change the zoning district dassinci camero you no longer typewriter no one uses. from ■ Town manager acted ir quality service. Call END ROLLS $5500. 742-8669. Residence C to Business II at the above address. use. WANTED TO Use a low-cost ad In B o b M o rto n 646-6597. 27V4" width — 50C HONDA CIVIC-1986 Im Classified for quick re responsibly. Page 4 BUY/TRAOE Edward J. LAZARIN - SHa Plan Modllkretlon - Phaabig 13" width — 2 for 50« maculate condition 4 1981 PONTIAC sults. 643-2711. upheld today Plan - 405 Net^ Slats Road (L-S9) - Approved wHh a oondT Newsprint end rolls can be door, blue 73,000 miles, FIREBIRD- excellent CASH PAID for old cars lion and a modfibation the proposed phasing plan for develop FURNITURE picked up at the Manchester standard transmission condition. Asking In good condition. Coll ment of toe above address. Representatives of both The Neglected Herald O NLY before 11 a.m, g o o d stereo $3900. C all $2200. C a ll 649-2811. Cheney bids are opened N a n y tim e 646-6388. By Donna O’Leary Monday through Thursday. Ta;^ayer8 (TNT) group and the Citizen’s SOFA- Excellent condi 646-9513. MERCURY 1984 Capri. Manchester Herald tion, gold 8i green HAVW OOD pool filter- 1 A copy of this decision has been fifed in the Town Clerk's of Alliance for School Excellence (CASE) B M W 325 E - 1984 sh o w Low mileage, 1 owner. We buy clean, late model a d s are worth fice •Jf Members of the Cheney Hall Foundation Inc. floral pattern. With 3 H P motor. Canvas room condition. Red C le a n . A s k in g $2000. used cars rnd trucks. Top ooking Into when you're indicated that they were upset over the cushions, on wheels. will meet at 7 tonight in the Lincoln Center hearing awning with all support with every available C a ll C a ro l,649-5862. prices paid. poking for a place to BOLTON — A mandatory recount A s k in g $100. C a ll 647- Ptanninig arxi Zoning Commission missing votes, but as of this morning had room to open bid proposals from contractors vying hardware. Picture win option. BMW/Blau- Mr. Duff • Carter Ctwvrolat live...whether it's a home, this morning of Monday’s budget 0007 If no a n s w e r ca ll d o w , 45" X 100*. 646- Marion Taggart, Secretary not indicated what, if any actions they Dunkt sound sys MUSTANG -1979 Must 1229 MalnStraat an apartment or a mobile for the job to renovate the interior of Cheney Hall. 742-8187. 6268. hom e. referendum vote conBrmed the original might take. te m .$9850 call 644-8331. sell. Best offer 282-1028. Manchaater, CT During an informal meeting on We^esday, 032-06 tally which defeated passage of the TNT’s position was supported by the 6464464 municipal budget. But town registrars foundation members said they anticipate that about vote this week. But the missing 24 votes 10 contractors will offer bids for the projecL which also say the recount has discovered that could have either further buttressed its LEGAL NOTICE 24 votes are missing. may cost anywhere from $1.2 million to $25 mil NOTICE OF ESTABUSHMENT B. All Town of Manchaater Authorized Sanitary Sowar Ser- posititm, or could have swung the issue TOWN OF ANDOVER OF A SCHEDULE OF RATES, CHARGES AND FEES vlco Areas Registrars said this morning that a lion. PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION the other way, giving proponents enough MANCHESTER SEWER DIVISION For aH retail, commercial arxi $2000 per acre of land recount has verified the 947-to-944 vote >7 TllV i The bids will be reviewed by project architects PUBLIC HEARINGS industrial buildings IW02 T1IW 3H1 On Jun® 5 1990 the Board of Directors of toe Town of (i.e. she, o ^ space, etc.) votes to ^prove the budget. Malmfeldt Associates, who should be able to Pl^nm g & Zoning Commission of Andover. Connecticut which defeated the proposed $9,014 mil ^ c h O T t e r , in its capacity as the Wbter Pollution Control approved for development However, the issue is expected to be recommend a contractor in about 10 days, said w illto holdng Public Hearings on Monday, Juno 18, 1990 at i BUY HERE-PAY HERE lion budget. The recount was mandatory Authonty, e s ^ te h e d and revised fees and charges for toe calculated to the nearest brought up this evening during a special 7:30 p.m. in toe Andover Elementary School Music Room on under state law, which says that in any Cheney Hall Raimdation President Dcmald Kuehl. ®®*^ toe use of toe sewerage system. On June 1/10 of an acre. Charges are municipal meeting at Tbwn Hall, where the following petitions: j Bankrupt, Bad Credit, Slow Credit due for entHB site unless aphasing plan ; vote v/here the Ae difference is less than The foundation’s plans are to make the hall charges were filed in toe Office of toe residents will be given a chance once — AppliMtion of James Davidson for a special I Having trouble buying a car? Cterk of toe Town of Manchester. Any appeal from such has been approved by toe Planning and 5 percent of the total vote, ballots must usable for recreational activities. again to comment upon what to do about permit for a home occupation at 225 Route 6. charges must be taken wiW n twenty-one days after such filing. Zoning Department be recounted. Kuehl wants foundation members tonight to ap At foie hearing, interested persons may appear and be heard cutting or retaining budget items. prove a measure to grant the foundation’s buidling ^ w itet charge shall be used to reimburse toe Town of But town officials also said they have aifo wntten communications win be receivod. Information per- Call Steve Donovan T t » charges which have been established and revised and The meeting is scheduled to begin at 8 Manchester Sewer Department for downstream improvements subcommittee the r i^ t to approve the contractor, so tonmg to these applications is on file in the office of the Zoning the time and manner of payment toereof is as follows; discovered a 24-vote discrepancy be to the Vfestewater Treatment Plant and otoer such fadKties as pjn. woric can begin as soon as possible. Agent Town Office Building. tween the number of voters poll takers 228-1022 ADOPTED SCHEDULE OF RATES, CHARGES AND FEES force mains, pumping stafions, trunk, interceptor or relief The referendum vote this week was Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 7th and 13th day of Juno sewers. say came to vote, and the total number of the second time Bolton residents have lyyu. Small down payments & small weekly jjayments MANCHESTER SEWER DIVISION Effective July ,1990 votes recorded by voting machines. rejected the proposed municipal budget. Cat owner takes blame 1 Ul. SANITARY SEWER INSPECTION FEE ANDOVER PLANNING & PAY THRU DEALER at I. SEWER USE RATES That difference, town officials said, The budget has become a major issue, PORT HURON, Mich. (AP) — A cat owner ZONING COMMISSION A. General Customer Billing A . Any new connection or repair of an existing connection to the sanitary sewer collection system shaH be inspected by could be caused by a number of factors, dividing townspeople over those who whose pet was bashed to death by his friends says Kenneth A. Lester, The use chjarge is a flat rate of $1.90 per hundred cubic feet including voters not pulling voting levers Champagne & Sons based upon water consumption as indfoated on the water Sewer Division personnel. An inspection fee of $40 per con want to increase spending for municipal be may have inadvertently spurred the attack i^ien Chairman nection ShaH be charged and paid at toe lime of permit is meter except for Manchester residents who are served bv a all the way, and poll takers accidentally and school services, and those who want he shouted the animal’s name — Killer. 010-06 suance. Rt. 6 & 66, Columbia systein otoer than toe Town's. These customers will ray crossing off names of more people than to hold any spending increase to no more “I yelled ouL ‘Killert’ and I think they aH the pi;evaHing user, capital, assessment and m iso e N a n e ^ "®*^ aanhary sewers wW be required to actually turned out to vote. than S percent. misunderstood what I said,” said Gary Hegler, 43, charges m effect from the sewer system servicing them. to inspected 1^ Division Personnel. An i n s p e ^ fee of t.-k in ------^ ------. at toefime of of Fort Gratiot Township. Michael Wood, 34, and Jdm Zeros, 33, were ar n ^ •Unmetered customers shaH be charged as follows: determined by the 0 a 1. Residential Cuetomera - Consumption b a ^ on 100 plans approved for construction by the SewerSi Division. raigned Wednesday on charges of maliciously PRIVATE PARTY gallons per capita per day with 3.5 capita per dweliing unit destroying an animal belonging to someone else. CO [S N O W S IV. MISCELLANEOUS SANITARY SEWER FEES Ed boards lose The ofrense carries up to four years in prison. They o - Consumption based upon $40 do/U^”*™°” ' ®**®' Accounto were released on $3,(X)0 bond. Merchandise Ads per ^ e p « day of property owned at the loca p r THE TIME tion of the & w e r Only Account or acres of actual developed Hegler, who wasn’t charged, said his two friends space based on square footage, vdiichever is greater. B. Relurnto Chacks were at his house Firday. 1 n : 3. Industrial Customers - Coneumplion based upon 5,000 hJt to the biH for each check toat arbitration battle “One guy was petting the cat and it Kratched sSs TO BUY! ^ l o n s ^ acr® per day of property owned at location of the h » l ^ n refused for deposit by the bank due to insufficient Judy Hanting/Manchsster Herald z m TUnOB. him. The cat was thrown and it stunned the caL” he Sewer ^ l y Account or of acree of developed space based on By Nancy Foley Also, no longer will boards of educa square footage, or whichever it greater. tion and unions be able to select neutral OLYMPICS A D V E N TU R E — Roger Young massages Geraldine said. “I called out her name — ‘Killer!’ I don’t O T l PER V. CHARGEABLE WORK/REWURS Manchester Herald think they understood what I said.” B. Lydall, Inc. abitrators. Michaud’s shoulders before the 50-meter race during Wednesday's ®“ ^ ®* * ® ^ > « installations and DAY Tbe above schedule of use charges wiN apply less a credit repaire to faalities such as mains, laterals, manholes etc Boards of Education across the state Instead they will be assigned on a Senior Olympics at the Bidwell Health Care Center. In two photos for Lydall 6 pnor payment of its share of toe 1971 bond debt w h ^ are beyond toe responsibility of toe Sewer Division wiH rotation basis by the commissioner of Business inventories up lost their fight to make Connecticut’s below, he helps her during the race, and celebrates with her. Al O T\ which credit has been calculated to be $.047 per hundred to based UM n toe actual cost of labor, tools, materials, and e- education, said Wilson E. Deakin, assis WASHINGTON (AP) — Business inventories ★ Minimum 4 Lines - 7 Days cubic feet. quipment Equipment rates shall to as indicated below (See V binding arbitration law a little less bind tant superintendent for administration. though she tinishedlast, she enjoyed the competition. Another photo edged up 0.1 percent in April as sales slipped 1.1 m ^ ★ Additional Lines $J0 Per Line, Per Day User charges for Lydall, Inc. shall be based primarily upon (c)). In addition, the cost of labor wiH to surcharged an addi- ing. S CO m e t e ^ wastewater flow because part of toer water, u ^ ^ a l fo overhead and the costs of m a te ri^ will Decisions are made by three arbitrators, on page 8. percenL the government said today in another ★ Classifications 71 thru 87 *The session actually did surprisingly - O ) mainly for process, comes from private sources. to surcharged 25% to reflect stocking and handling charges. one chosen by the union, one by the report indicating lingering economic weakness. ★ Merchandise Under $99 little,” said James P. Kennedy, superin tendent of schools, referring to the legis school board, and a neutral one. The Commerce Department said inventories cm ★ A d must contain price! C. Eighth Ullllllas District 1. Service Inetallalion lative session that just ended. Deakin said the administration wel shelves and backlots totaled a seascmally adjusted S o The sewer use charges wiH be based on metered water at «ZliI® DIvisiw may, at its discretion, instaH sanitary comed this change because it often took the rate of $1.31 per orre hundred cubic feet. too sanitary sewer to the street line o n ^ “There’s been some monkeying $794.46 billion after being unchanged in Marcdi. O ; > CALL CLASSIFIED basis of the following charges. around with the law but no great the unions and administration a long They had fallen 0.4 percent in Fetxuary. D. Surcharge Rales change,” he told the Board of Education time to decide on that arbihator. Sdes in April totaled $533.04 billicm, down frcmi In ^itiO T to ttio above sewer use charges, toe Sewer a. Instollallon In Existing Subdivisions He also said that when arbitrators were ^ CO •FUUY WARRANTED SIza Monday night. gains of 0.6 percent in March and 1.4 percent in ^p a rtm e n t will levy surcharges for excessive quantilios of selected by both sides, they had a tenden February. 643-2711 a c ^ m e d Oxygen Demand (BOOS) and Suspended Solids B ^ upon ^ a l cost of labor, tools Kennedy said the legislature did not JD > (S .S ) as follows: i®*®'— matenals, equipment, engineerinig arid grant school boards the reform they cy to “split the baby” - granting each •RJUY RECONDmONED > H NOW! B O T5 ; W .O ^ per pound in excess of 350 milligrams per administration. In addition the cost of wanted most - allowing towns to over side some of what it wanted, regardless Drug cartel leader slain liter (mg/L), as determirted by laboratory analysis labor will to surcharged an additional 3 6% to ride an arbitrator’s decision or to send it of the quality of the arguments. Salary T l •INSPECIED THROUCHOl/rl S.S : $0,064 per pound in excess of 350 milligrams per liter reflect overhead and 'ho cost of materials back by two-thirds vote of the fiscal decisions often favored unions, while BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — A reputed leader (mg/L), as determined by laboratory analysis. WiH to surcharged 25% to reflect stocking “language” items, such as the length of of the Medellin ccx:aine cartel has been killed in a and harKfling charges. authority. the school day, have often been awarded shootout with police, authorities said today. p w U ^g a te ‘*®®*’®'®® ®* Treatment Plant: $42.00 Sevci^ aspects of the law did change. DEMOS b. Installation In New Subdivisions: The fiscal oificial of a town may be It was the biggest victory for the government’s 111 a new subdivision or where a developer must instaH a 90 CHEV CORSICA LT 4i>.V4A*uw;uM S1Z195 present at an arbitration hearing. Please see ARBITRATION, page 8 war on drugs since the slaying of Gonzalo II. S A N ITA R Y S E W E R O U T L E T C H A R G E sanitary sewer, the devatoper shall Install aN sanitory Rodriguez Gacha, the cartel’s No. 2 boss in Decem 90CHEVCAVAUERZ24CPEv4/kMi«*d 513,145 A. Comprehensive Urban Development Zone (CUD) sewer facilities. Including house oonnecUone, at hie own 0 ber. 90 CHEV LUMINA EURO 51Z435 Each property owner within the C U D Zone (i.e. toe area e x p m s e in accordance with toe spedficatione of toe Town of Manchester Sewer Division. John Jairo Arias Ihscon, the reputed No. 5 in the 90 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC V4*Mu«w 516,295 b o n d e d north by the town line of Manchester and South Close vote seen W ndsor; east by Deming Street; south by Interstate Route cartel leadership, was slain in a clash Wednesday 90 CHEV SIO BLAZER 4X4 vaikS(Ac,uidw 516,195 B. Recovery of ExUa Costo: 1 ^ ; and west by Buckland Street), utilizing the Town of Sobriety night in Envigado, a community near Medellin. Prices on all Demos above include any rebates oflered by M^chester S a n it^ Sewer System shaH pay a sanitary sewer The above K & t^te e s are to to considered minimum for on flag proposal Chevrolet Motor Division outlet charge. The property owner shaH pay •*“ _... material needed wHI let charge in effect at toe time of permS ai to additional. If toe connection involves unusual depth fi e shall be in accordance with the following s 3 greater to w 8') for more toan 4 C of trench, high water IMPORTS (i.e less to w 5' from surface), toe excavation of rock or stops are Amendment upsets Dodd and payable at the lime of permit tesuarxte. il ■- 87 HONDA CIVIC 4i>..4C)Ls^ 56,395 r^ v ® l arxi repla^ont of cement concrete pavement toe Story on page 10 actual cost of irstallaiion sh ^l be charged. Extra costs wiH to f : For all residential dwellings $600.00 ENJOY EVERY 88 CHEV SPECTRUM H/B CPE 4cy,fab, AC 56,495 8urchM ® d an ^ t i o n a l 3 6 % for labor to reflect overhead and including private homes, Each dveHing unit 89 NISSAN SENTRAE 4q.4C)LM> 57,795 apartment unils, condominiums 25% for materials to reflect stoddng and handling charges. upheld WASHINGTON (AP) — A House 89TOYOTA COROLLA DX4Di.4CyLMoiAc 5 so lOJ vote on a proposed constitutional amend For aH motels, hotels, SUMMER DAY $300.00 WASHINGTON (AP) — The ment to ban flag burning is likely to be convalesoent homes and Each Room C. Equipment Charge privacy rights of motorists are not MOVE'EM OUT SPECIALS hospitals The rates indicated below shall apply when said equipm wt close, even though a powerful subcom violate when police try to curb AND 87 PONT GRAND PRIX CPE waingBSAtfpncED 5> s OLQ, Is utilized for w y chargeable work performed by Division per mittee is recommending against tamper 87 MONTE CARLO CPEwatTgoesALEPncQ) 56,995 For aH institutional type $1,500.00 per acre of land sonnel. The cost of w operator is not included in toe rates drunken driving by stopping motorists ing with the Bill of Rights. buildings such as schoote and (i.e. she, open space, etc.) shown. at sobriety check^ints, the Supreme 89 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA WH$Kii4g68AUPncED churches approved tor devefopmentdi ' “I don’t want to see it change and be Car Court ru l^ today. come America, the land of the free as STILL EARN calculated to the nearest $1(VHR The 6-3 ruling upheld Michigan’s DOMESTICS 1/10 of w acre. Charges are due for Utility Truck $1(VHR long as you agree — that loses me,” Rep. Dump Truck sobriety checkpoint program and, by 81 CHEV CfTATION 4q.v4/kMAc 5Z495 wtire site unless a phasing plw has f^t Schroeder, D-Colo., said Wednesday b e w approved by toe Plwning and Zoning 6 Wheel (6 Y D S ) extension, similar programs in most PART-TIME 83 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC 4q,v.4AADkAc 53,995 $29/HR as the plan emerged with an “adverse” Departm w t to Wheel (13 YDS) $46riIR states. Excavator recommendation from the House 86 CHEV CAVAUER 2i>.4C)1./uaac 54,595 $80/HR Lower courts had split on the issue. 86 FORD ESCORT'GL'2o..4Cyi.Auto.Ac 54,5»95 For aH retail, commercial arxt $3,000.00 per acre of land Backhoe $424tR Judiciary subcommittee on constitutional EVENINGS industrial buHdings (i.e. site, open space, etc.) Loader Some had upheld the use of check 86 CHEV CELEBRmr 4Dr..vA,/UbAc 55,695 $45/HR and civil rights. approved for deirelopment Trailer $4/HR points, at which all motorists are W e need 9 people to work part- 87PONTSUNBIRD40,..4Ch..aao.ac 55,795 calculated to the nearest Ro IIot $11/HR pulled off the road and checked for Please see FLAG, page 8 1/10 of w acre. Charges are Vactor $100/HR 1 87FORDTEMPO'GL'4D...4cy.Auk>./M; 55,895 Skkt Loader signs of intoxication. Other courts, time from our telephone sales of 87PLYREUANT’LE'40,..4CH./k^A« 55,995 due for w tire site unless aphasing p lw $25/HR has been approved by toe FMwning arxi Tractor w/Mower $15/HR like those in Michigan, had barred fice for major daily newspaper 5 to 86 CHRYS LEBARON C0NV4Cyi.Auk,Ac 56,995 Zoning Department Compactor $4/HR police from using checkpoints. 87 BUICK CENTURY LTD4ix,va.A.k>,Ac 57,995 Mud Pump “No one can seriously dispute the His cold feet 9 evenings and Saturday 9 -12:30 Said outlet charge shall to used to reimburse toe Town of 3* 87 BUICK REGAL CPEv.e./kA.,/vc 58,695 $2/HR magnitude of the drunken driving Mwchester Sewer Divisjon for downstream impruvemenis to 4* Th « Auodaisd Prsta $6/HR p.m. No experience necessary, 88 CHEVY BERETTA CPE V«,Auk^AC 59,095 the Vtestewater Treatm w t P lw t w d other such fadKties as Compressor problem or the states’ interest in help homeless $8riHR force mains, pumping stations, trunk, kiteroeptor or relief Spreader eradicating it,” Chief Justice William HEAR US — Serbian nationalists joined 87 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC 4q,vaA*Ac 59,195 $14/HR we will train. Students & Home sewers. Sweeper 89CHEVCELEBRITY4D,.va.AaoAc 59,495 $4/HR H. Rehnquist wrote for the court. NORWALK (AP) — A groom’s cold thousands ot anti-communist “Conversely, the weight bearing on makers welcome. 90CHEVPRISM4o..,4c»i.Auk>.Ac 59,595 B. All Town of ManchMior Authorized Sanitory Sawar Bar- feet, a derailed wedding and a non-refun- VI. EXCEPTION METERS - LARGE COMMERCIAL AND IM. the other scale — the measure of the demonstrators in a rally Wednesday in 90 CHEV CORSICA LT4Dr .4cy..Auk>.Ac 59,995 vice Areae (Exdualve of CUD) D U S TR IA L C U S TO M E R S " c m w a l a n d IN- dable $4,000 deposit aren’t stopping intrusion on motorists stopped briefly Republic Square in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. 87 CHEV CAPRICE BROUGHAM va/kAxAc 59,995 Each pro ^rty owner, within toe authorized sanitary sewer J ? ” D e p a ^ e n t wHI permit the use of exception Kathleen Goolcy from having a recep • Guaranteed hourly pay service area of toe Town of Marxtoester utilizing the Town of at sobriety checkpoints — is slight,” The rally supported demands tor tree 9 m e tm , inalaHed a to m a iin to im d ^ the customer at the cus- tion. 88CHEVCAMAROIROCCPEv-aa.aoac 51Z995 Manchester Switary Sewer System shaH pay a switary sewer • Approx. 24 hrs. per week to m ^ s e x p e ^ , tor the purpose of measuring process water he added. But instead of a wedding reception, elections in Communist-ruled Serbia, outlet charge. The property owner shaU pay the appHcable out t o « te notdtecharged to the switary sewer system. The q u w - Drunken drivers killed 23,000 let charge in effect at toe time of permit application. Charges Goolcy will be having a reception for the Yugoslavia's largest state. • Pleasant worldng conditions TRUCKS S ? measured wiH to deducted from the total people nationwide last year. President 89 CHEV CIO PICKUPv4.au^/vc 57,895 shaH to in accordance with toe following schedule arxt are due water use prior to calculations of toe seww use homeless. • Bonuses and payable at toe time of permit issuance. Bush called drunken driving a When Gooley’s fiance got cold feet 88CHEVC10PICKUPv4aw> 58,695 problem “as crippling as crack” 88 FORD RANGER 'XLT 59,795 For aH resktential dwellings two months before their June 23 wed • Commissions $400.00 VU. LATE PAYMENT PENALTY cocaine, and last December asked 87 PLY VOYAG ER IE ’ PASS VAN4cy,A«k, 510,995 irxriuding private homes, Each dweUing unit The above schedule of rates, charges w d fees to to ding date and the caterer refused to apartment units, condominiums state and local governments to step up 88 PLY VOYAGER •SE’PASS VAN 4c^M, 511,795 Manchester Sewer Division will refund most of her $5,800 deposit, Inside Today... For interview contact b e ^ effective w ^ l y 1. 1990. Charges are due w d t X - the fight against drunken drivers. Gooley decided to follow her best For all motels, hotels, $200.00 ®bte upon receipt of toe biH by toe customer. Any bill not nald “It's as crippling as crack, as ran convalescent homes w d hospitals Each room friend’s advice and make the best of a Mr. O'Brien within t h i^ (3 0 )^ 7 8 o ' b'UmO shall t o e r o K to S dom as gang violence, and it’s killing bad situation. • II j “h®*InforeBt from too biHing date^t t o ^ t e more kids than both combined,” the 16 pages, 2 sections ^CARTER m For all institutional type $1000 per acre of land and in the manner provided by toe G ener^ Sta J L of “Maybe we won’t have a Kathy and 9 Between 4 - 6 P.M. ONLY buildings such as schools and (i.e. she, open space, etc.) State of Connecticut fw deltoquent property taxes. president said then as he noted that John wedding, but there will be a wed churches approved tor development federal aid was being given to Classified 14-16 Nalion/Wbrid 2.3 ding feasL it will go on,” said Gooley’s Comics 647-9946 CHEVROLET/0EO calculated to toe nearest promote the use of sobriety check ^ V. 13 Obituaries 11 ^ 5 * ? ' S®Poomondent best friend and would-be maid of honor, Focus 12 Ooinion 4 1229 Main Street, Manchester Exit 3 /1-384 1/tO of w acre. Chargee are Vteter and Sewer Department points. due for w tire site untees a phasing p lw Rinda Famham. Local/Stato 9-11 Soorts 5-7 ^n^^UTewiocai management 646-6464 Hours: Mon-Thurs 9-8 • FrI 9-6 • Sal 9-5 ties been approved by toe Plwning arxt Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this eth day of June, iggo Lottery 11 Television 13 Zoning Departmwt Please see SOBRIETY, page 8 029-06 Please see PARTY, page 8 0
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