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16 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 7,1991 1991—3 ■ w -W" In Brief . . . Blauser doing Shockers J Penders dinner set gain CWS MANCHESTER — East Catholic High School will hold a dinner for job for Braves iianrliPHtpr Hrral 23-year coach Jim Penders, »sions, who recently logged career win No. playing,” Cox said. “He’s the hottest title game SATURDAY By DICK BRINSTER NEWSSTAND: 350 10-6/19 300, on Saturday, June 15, at 7 pjn. The Associated Press guy in baseball right now. Every I OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Kennie JUNE 8,1991 TWELVE PAGES— TWO SEcnoN S Manchester, CT—A City of Village Charm at the East Catholic cafeteria. time he hits the ball, it’s stung.” Steenstra was perfect again, which Volume 110, Number 213 H O M E DELIVERED: 300 $140. > cintosh Tickets are $20 per person (buffet All Jeff Blauser wanted was a Blauser hit his fifth homer of the was perfectly alright with Wichita dinner and gift). Ticket deadline is season after David Justice had his State. irse. chance to play. Now that he has it, tar — today. he’s helping the Atlanta Braves play eighth, in the first inning. Blauser, “I had a goal at the beginning of Tickets are available from direc­ who also walked, had an RBI in the season to win 15,” Steenstra said players the role of bonafide contender in the >nd the u tor of athletic Tom Malin at each official at-bat. after pitching the Shockers into the National League West. guitar. 647-8627 (school) or 871-7328 “There’s no substitute for playing Charlie Leibrandt (5-4) allowed final of the College World Series (home). six hits, struck out four and walked with an 11-3 victory over Creighton I Tiies- the game,” baseball’s hottest hitter ) pjn. Bird surgery today said after concluding an incredible three in eight innings as the Braves Thursday. “I never imagined I won for the seventh time in 10 would go 17-0.” Money problems grip cities and towns series against the Philadelphia Phil­ BOSTON (AP) — Boston Celtics games. •se — lies. “Earlier in the season I was not But Steenstra raised his record to maced forward Larry Bird was scheduled to 17-0, bectnning the NCAA Division By STEFAN FATSIS “Any time you have to look taxpayers in the eye and say U.S. Courts, nearly all involving entities such as municipal satisfied with the way I was swing­ ythms, undergo surgey today to repair a I’s winningest , by scattering The Associated Press we’re either going to have to raise your taxes or cut services, utilities, water districts or real estate districts. ing, but I attributed that to not play­ (Sli'rhe back injury that nagged him ing every day.” NL Roundup nine hits and getting four ­ that’s painful,” John Shannon, a senior fellow at the Urban In­ Only a handful were made by places where people actually ■ East Catholic graduates NEW YORK — The unusual decision by Bridgeport to seek sCrom throughout the 1990-91 NBA He had a pretty good month in the play balls in the victory over stitute in Washington, said Friday. “And that’s happening all live and none nearly as large as Bridgeport. listed...... Rage 3. Giants 6, Pirates 3: Bud Black federal bankruptcy court protection reflects troubled times over the country.” n."The season, the team said. last three games, homering in each Creighton. The risk in filing for Chapter 9 is that cities, towns or coun­ N ited to A surgical team led by Celtics cooled oft' John Smiley and the H m AsM datN d PrwM The win sends Wichita State into facing cities nationwide during one of their bleakest periods in But bankruptcy law and financial markets experts don’t ex­ ties risk enormous difficulties raising money in the financial while going 9-for-13 with 12 RBIs decades. ■ MCC course offerings team physician Dr. Arnold Scheller Pirates with his bat and arm as RETURN — makes a backhand return in her Saturday’s final against Louisiana pect a rush by cities and towns with fiscal problems to emulate markets by issuing bonds to pay off old debts or undertake new as the Braves took two out of three. light-hitting San Irancisco — get­ Sharply lower federal and state aid, shrinking tax bases, presented...... Rage 3. will operate on Bird at New England On Thursday night, Blauser was 4- semifinal match with Grabriela Sabatini at the State for the title, and Shockers Bridgeport, a Connecticut shoreline city of 142,(X)0 where the projects. Baptist Hospital in Boston. An up­ ting a three- homer from Matt coach Gene Stephenson is sure of higher social spending and the added whammy of recession industrial base has evaporated. Unless there’s a dire situation I would suspect that for-4, with four RBIs as the surging Williams — defeated Pittsburgh. Thursday. date of Bird’s condition will be one thing. Wave forced scores of municipalities to cut services and lay off, The city’s action late Thursday, challlenged by state offi­ municipalities would stay away from Chapter 9 and try to take ■ Student achievements Braves beat the Phillies 9-4 to Dodgers 1, Cardinals 0: Bob v^orkers in a bid to close yawning budget deficits. presented after the surgery, the team remain II games behind the Los “They’re a great team or they cials, marks a rare use of Chapter 9 of federal bankruptcy laws care of their problems in the more tradidonal ways,” said Neal lauded...... Rage 3. /2 Ojeda and two relievers combined . The fiscal woes range from a $3.5 billion budget gap in New said. Angeles Dodgers. wouldn’t be here,” Ste^riienson said , allowing municipalities to delay debt obligations but continue Attermann, municipal bond research director at Kidder, on four-hitter as Los Angeles shut York City to far more modest deficits that nonetheless have operations as normal. lys. “When you’re going well, not Vicario hopes luck Thursday night of the Tigers Peabody & Co. Belle is demoted out St. Louis for the second straight Wused municipalities to close libraries, douse streetlights and n. The much is going through your mind,” (54-18), who have won by scores of From 1980 to 1990, there were only about 60 Chapter 9 game. fire schoolteachers. uilable CLEVELAND (AP) — The Blauser said. “It’s when you’re 8-1, 15-3 and 19-8 at the CWS. “I’U filings nationwide, according to the Administrative Office of Please see MONEY, page 6. sent outfielder The shutout was the league-lead­ just make one prediction. They I extra struggling that you start thinking too ing sixth for Los Angeles and came Albert Belle to the minors after he much. good one more time won’t score 19 runs on us.” a night after Ramon Martinez threw - Par­ failed to run hard on a double-play “The secret is that I don’t know Stephenson said he will go with grounder during a 2-1 loss to the a four-hitter in a 2-0 victory. BVRIS (AP) — What next? In the first match, second-seeded hard-throwing right-hander lyier Bush taking what the secret is. There’s never Astros 9, Expos 8: Eric Yelding After w a tc ^ g suffer effec- . been a period before when I got as Boris Becker, who would gain the Green (11-1), who was a first-round .'■S' Registration set hit a two-run single to cap a four-run the most ignominious loss of her men’s No. 1 ranking with a victory, day, 6/ Belle, awaiting a hearing on his many hits in so short a time. major league draft pick this week ninth irming as Houston rallied to brilliam pro career, French Open was to play fourth-seeded Andre for junior highs fee is appeal of a seven-day suspension for “But, if I come to the park tomor­ and had 14 in nine innings end its longest losing streak this fans are r ^ y for anything in Satur­ Agassi, a losing finalist last year. MANCHESTER —Junior intentionally hitting a heckling fan row and am not playing. I’ll under­ against Creighton Monday night in season at six games. day’s final between top-seeded The other semifinal also paired an high school students (incoming with a baseball on May 11, leads the stand,” said Blauser, who has alter­ the double-elimination portion of C ubs 6 , P ad re s 2: Ryne Monica Seles and Graf-killer American and a German, ninth- grades 7, 8 and 9) new to the Macin- Indians with nine home runs and 27 nated at second base with Jeff the tournament Sandberg had a homer and Arantxa Sanchez Vicario. seeded Jim Courier against No. 12 Manchester school system, and se stu- RBIs. Treadway for most of the season. LSU coach Skip Bertman said his among his four hits, and Greg Mad­ Grafs 6-0, 6-2 defeat, coupled Michael Stich. Courier gave Becker who live in the Bennet and Illing techni- *T have gone to the wall with that There’s not much chance of that, ace, Chad Ojea (12-5), is ready to yards dux allowed five hits in eight in­ with Seles’ victory over Gabriela at shot at the No. 1 ranking by beat­ junior high school districts, may ercises man," Indians manager John Atlanta manager Bobby Cox said. pitch in the final at noon CDT. nings as Chicago ended visiting San Sabatini in the other semifinal ing top-seeded Stefan Edberg on Pitching and defense again register at the appropriate school various McNamara said. “We have talked to “He’s so hot, he’s got to keep BOSTON (AP) — Defense Diego’s six-game winning streak. Thursday, ensured Seles a longer Wednesday. proved to be the strengths of the GENEVA (i^ ) — President Bush office between 8 am. and 3 course him and talked to him. It doesn’t Secretary Dick Cheney said Friday take any talent to hustle. All we reign as No. 1 in the world. Seles had an off day today, but offered “new ideas” Friday to the pjn., Monday through Friday iday & Shockers (66-12) in their eighth win he hopes to. keep two shipyards in asked of him was to hustle and run But her chances of defending her not Sanchez. She was schedul^ to in as many meetings with Missouri Soviet Union to try to conclude an for the fall school term. New legins balls out This was the last straw. 1990 French Open title may depend play semifinal matches in women’s elusive missile-reduction treaty, but the submarine-building business registrants are asked to report to s$140. Vincent gives AL part Valley Conference rival Creighton despite a slowdown of Navy con- I’m not a psychiatrist. All I ask is on Sanchez, who promised to wear doubles and mixed doubles as she the two sides acknowledged they the appropriate junior high p with this season. sumetion contracts. that you give 1(X) percent” the same good-luck wrist band she sought to become the first player had much work ahead before the school Guidance Office on Wed­ “It was a great ball game for four But whether competing yards in wore when she beat Graf for the since 1964 to win three French or five innings,” Creighton coach paa could be signed at a summer nesday, June 19 at 9 a.m. for — Stu- Logjam at top of NL expansion pot champion­ Open titles in one year. summit. Connecticut and Virginia can both testing purposes. Barents are ad­ nd and Jim Hendry said. “I think the turning stay in business given reduced ship in 1989. Secretary of State James A. Baker vised that they must provide the . their HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) — Chris point was when Kennie threw the military spending is uncertain, By RONALD BLUM the finger-pointing, the tendency to “Normally, Monica would win,” The fifth-seeded Spaniard played in said he did not even discuss the school with health records show­ vhether Perry, I^ul Azinger, Fulton Allem double-play ball and got them out of Cheney said. The Associated Press see economic issues as moral ones Graf said of the final. “But if she well in the singles semifinal, but timing of the Moscow summit with ing proof of their child’s im­ humor and Brad Bryant shot 5-under-par the (fifth) inning with one run.” “I would like to be able to protect ... all of these are contributing to (Sanchez) plays as she did today, it Graf was her own worst enemy. She Iii4 Soviet counterpart during three munization record and proof of public 66s to share the first-round lead in That run scored on Rick Free- as much of the industrial base as the Buick Open. our joint fall from grace,” he said. will be a good match.” committed 51 unforced errors, most­ hours of talks, an indication of the residency. U meet NEW YORK — American hling’s grounder to tie the game at possible,” Cheney said, referring to “If we in baseball seek die respect Sanchez has lost all four of her ly with her usually reliable amount of ground still to be covered from Perry’s round on the 6,779-yard League clubs will get $3 million 3-3. But Wichita State scored three the Electric Boat Division of and loyalty of the fans who are the matches with Seles, but past form forehand. On one point, with the en­ Bush and Soviet President fee is Westchester Country Club course in­ each from the National League’s ex- runs in the bottom half of the inning, General Dynamics Corp., in Groton, Four arrested cluded seven birdies, an eagle, two pwsion money, while NL teams true owners of the game, we must be meant little 'niursday — the French tire court open, she slammed an easy two on Mike Jones’ ninth homer of il S. Gorbachev postponed the deserving in our actions. I suggest Open final two years ago was her smash wide. Conn., and to the Newport News in IRA shooting bogeys and a double bogey. will each get $3.5 million less than the year, then erupted for five more mit last February, partly because Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. in Defending champion Hale Irwin they thought. we start now.” only previous victory over Graf in “I couldn’t get the ball in the in the seventh off Mike Heathcott treaty was not ready, and U.S. BELFAST, Northern Ireland If the NL had kept all the money, 11 matches. court,” Graf said. “After losing a Newport News, Va. (AP) — Four men have been ar­ was a stroke back, along with Bill Commissioner Fay Vincent broke (15-3). ficials indicated on Friday that the “It is in the national interest to it Buuncr, Denis Watson, David wjth precedent Thursday and each of its 12 existing teams would The men’s semifinals were few games, I started to lose con­ Jones had four hits and four RBIs esidents’ meeting was unlikely rested in the death of an Irish have received $15,833,333. With scheduled for today, with all four have two facilities capable of doing Republican Army man who was ogram Canipe, Roger Maltbie, Wayne awarded the AL $42 million of the fidence. Nothing was working. I to lead the 14-hit Shocker offensive. jfore next month. that kind of work,” Cheney said. Grady, Dave Sutherland and PJH. Vincent’s decision, each NL team players chasing their first French haven’t had that feeling in a long Soviet Foreign Minister shot by. comrades who accused SociaX $190 million in expansion fees. Vin­ But even Jones admits defense has But Cheney said ihat |^v the next Phyllis Horgan IB. cent also decided teams from both will receive $12,333,333. Open title. time.” -Ueexander A. Bessmertnykh said he him of bcl£^ a police informer, been a key to his success. several years, th e Navy w ill. bc- the IRA’s political wing said «phen Billy Andrade, the winner last leagues would supply players equal­ “There is much to be said, espe­ WOIjuld promptly convey the un­ buying Seawolf attack submarines at cially in baseball, for following disclosed proposals Bush outlined in Friday. ceived week in the Kemper Open, and 12 ly for the 1993 expansion draft and a ate of one per year, down from an Hugh Brady, a councillor for (tudent other players shot j68s, placing 25 that any future expansion money prec^ent and for playing by the es­ It letter to Gorbachev. He said there earlier plan to build three every two tablished rules,” Vincent said. “On would be a quick reply from Mos­ Sinn Fein, the IRA’s legal politi­ players withm. tw)^ strokes of each will be divided equ^ly between all years. That rate of production may Jiester the other hand, the American cow concerning the Suategic Arms cal arm, and three other men other at the top. ■ t major league clubs. be enough to keep only one of the oriarty League makes the good argument Reduction Treaty that has been were arrested in the death of al­ hi a harshly worded seven-page € two competing submarine yards in leged informer Rory Hnnis, ac­ hletic Albus takes lead that the allocation to the National under negotiation for nearly a opinion, Vincent chastised the operation. cording to a statement from Siim 1 sport DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — leagues for not resolving the issue League of the entire $190 million in Real Security... decade. Far Electric Boat, loss of sub­ Fein. pes to Club pro Jim Albus shot a 6-under- themselves. franchise fees would seriously “The two governments have, Qary Tuckar/ManchMtar Harald marine work would mean ouHight weaken the American League.” Hnnis’ hooded body was n the par 66 tp take a two-stroke lead over “The squabbling with baseball. WITHIN THE REACH OF decided to concentrate very actively CLASSIC COACH — The high school prom is the contemporary version of Cinderella’s royal closure since the yard builds nothing found Thursday night in Lon­ Gay B^wer, Bobby Nichols, Don on completing the START agree­ ball, with all the associated pomp and fantasy. Above, Bruce Bissonnette of Coventry, right, but submarines. Newport News donderry, 60 miles northwest of ment,” Bessmertnykh said as a light Bies and A1 Geibeiger after the first presents his daughter Andrea Bissonnette and her date, Michael Larking, with an appropriate could survive oii its surface ship Belfast. He disappeared last round of the Senior Players Cham­ Saturday after being seen in a pionship. Real People. Please see BUSH, page 6. means for prom-night transportation, a 1936 Ford Phaeton. Please see CHENEY, page 6. Londonderry pub with another Bob Charles and Mike Hill are man, police said. The other man three back and Lee Trevino is is missing. among seven players four back. Jack A statement from the IRA Nicklaus, who designed the 6,876- said Hnnis, 21, was killed be­ yard TPC of Michigan course, Congress weighs assistance for college cause he gave security forces in- bogeyed three of the first five holes fonnation about IRA members, and finished with a 77. SALE NOW! By SUSAN SCHAUER author of the bill. Under Williams’ bill, which has the support of House safe houses and operations. advances Herald Washington Bureau “A decade ago these families could send, their children to a Majority Leader Dick Gephardt, D-Mo., every American fami­ The Royal Ulster Con­ four-year public college, where the average cost was $2,600, or ly would be eligible for some form of federal student aid. stabulary refused to discuss the WASHINGTON — Middle-income parents suoggling to BECKENHAM, England (AP) — BOLENS'^ One-Step^ to a four-year public college, where the average cost was “Our legislation accomplishes three goals,” said Williams, a IRA allegations. It also refuse to scrape together enough money to send their children to college Top-seeded Ivan Lendl beat Luis $6,000, bemuse (they) could receive sufficient federal support member of the House Education and Labor Committee. “It say if anests had been made. Herrera 6-4, 6-4. and 15th-seeded Mulching Mowers currently get no help from the federal government, but House to make these schools affordable,” he explained. would provide assistanc;e under the Guaranteed Student Loan Brad Pearce upset second-seeded Demoaats this week unveiled legislation that would “put col­ “But today, when the average public college cost is $5,000, Program to all families. It would ... eliminate the Guaranteed Guard charged Richey Reneberg in the third round Originally patented lege education in the reach of all families.” and the average private college is $11,0(X), these middle-in­ Student Loan application process, and it would remove the of the Beckenham grass court tour­ d e s ^ recycles grass . he Arbors is a Lifecare “Middle income folks have seen college tuition rise four come, working-class families are finding that federal funds are value of a home or family farm from the calculation of need for in shootings nament. In a women’s quarterfinal times as quickly as their disposable income, and total college not there to help them, and college is quickly becoming out of EAST LONDON, South clippings into FREE fer­ retirement community, for costs three times as fast,” said Rep. Pat Williams, D-Mont., match, fifth-seeded Aime Minter reach.” Please see COLLEGE, page 6. Africa (AP) — A former defeated second-seeded Gretchen tilizer! No bagging cuts active adults age 62 and mowing time by nearly security guard was charged with Magers 6-3,6-3. older, that offers exception­ murder Friday for the shooting Decision is made 40%...solves disposal ally well-designed, lovely deaths of 39 blacks while on problems! private residences... com­ Brother fingered night patrol in neighborhoods LAS VEGAS (AP) — UNLV Shuttle plete services and ameni­ and business disuicts of this coach Jerry Thrkanian emerged ft'om The Arbors. Transportation or send in the coupon for southern city. a meeting with the school’s {vesi- ties... emergency and may be provided within the more information. Sybrand van Schoor, a white dem saying he had made a decision m m g ri personal security systems... local area. For an appoint­ You owe it to yourself in trooper slaying work 39-year-old, did not enter a plea about his future but would wait until and a guaranteed health during his brief appearance in today to aimounce it. SALEENDS ment, please call Jeanine to find out the real value care program that ensures Drobiak, Retirement PUTNAM (AP) — One of two also quoted in the affidavit said the East London Supreme Court IS Tarkanian and UNLV president The Arbors offers to people He was released on bail of •With NO-MONEY-OOWN JULY 31st! you’ll never have to worry brothers charged in the killing of a Johnson had told him “I killed a Robert Maxson declared themselves Counselor at 647-9343, just like you. ongoing $5,300 and is to return to court in “total agreement" on the decision. financing and LOW state trooper confessed to the crime cop” and that he had made Bag­ MONTHLY PAYMEhrrS if about long-term care costs on Aug. 19. 1 The Associated Press reported ear­ and fingered his older brother as the shaw’s police cruiser “look like cradll-qualifiad. during your lifetime. Uiggerman, according to an arrest Swiss cheese." According to court docu­ lier this week that Tarkanian and CAPE CANAVERAL. Ha. (AP) affidavit released Friday. ments, the charges stem from the N Maxson had agreed to a deal under Bagshaw was killed about 3 a.m. — Cdlunibia’s astronauts drew . I’d like to know more about the security and affordability In court, the suspected gunman Wednesday while making a security shooting deaths of 39 blacks and which the embattled coach would more blood and tested an animal Compare the value. X EO ! of The Arbors Lifecare retirement community. smiled and blew a kiss in the direc­ check at the sporting g o ^ store. A the injuries sustained by several coach one more season before leav­ isolation chamber Friday while As the most affordable tion of a deputy sheriff and a state funeral service will be held Saturday others at the scenes of alleged ing the university. BOLENS’ □ Please send me more information. ground engineers checked the Dis­ community in the area. trooper. in Manchester, with thousands ex­ covery to see if an emergency house break-ins and burglaries Suburban □ Please conuct me by telephone to schedule a visit. from 1986-89 in East London. Valenzuela is calm The Arbors also provides Duane Johnson, 18, of Griswold, pected to attend. spacewalk repair can be averted. was quoted in the affidavit as saying The brothers were charged early During those years van ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — At Two of the astronauts may have Tractors financial advantages and his brother Terry, 22, of Mansfield, Friday and arraigned later in the day Schoor worked for a private least one person is trying not to get NAME to step into space as early as Sunday safeguards that no other decided to shoot Trooper Russell at Putnam Superior Court, where security firm patrolling neigh- caught iq} in all the commotion sur­ if the tests on Discovery show a Bagshaw after the trooper surprised boriioods and business areas at rounding Fernando Valenzuela’s iwith FREE retirement community Judge Samuel Sferrazza ordered that loose seal will prevent Columbia's the brothers as they were burglariz­ bond remain at $5 million apiece. night. debut with the California Angels. offers. These advantages ADDRESS cargo bay doors from closing tight­ ing a Windham gun store early Wed­ No pleas were entered. Many of the blacks were shot Valenzuela himself. Mulching ly. Crewmembers James Bagian and can add up to significant nesday. TTiey were charged with murder, in the back, according to inquest “I think it will be like a regular Tamara Jemigan are trained for such and lasting financial secu­ CITY As Bagshaw’s cruiser came up capital felony murder, felony mur­ records. game for me; I don’t think it will be System! STATE ZIP a job. the circular driveway in front of der, burglary, 22 counts of theft of a as emotional for me as it was for rity for you and your family. The two massive doors covering r Land & Sea Sports Center, Terry firearm, and larceny. They face the (Orel) Hershiser,” said Valenzuela, NEW Mulching System, with patent-pending GRS~ Columbia’s cargo bay must shut INDEX TELEPHONE t;; Johnson said he was “going to have death penalty if convicted of capital tightly when the spaceship begins scheduled to make his first ap­ technology, ehminates the need to collect clippings...makes ■ Call The Arbors ; to shoot him,” according to the ac- Classified...... 9,10 ahb^ h felony. the fiery plunge through the atmo­ pearance for the Angels tonight bagging obsolete! 14HP - 20HP Garden Tractore available I count given by his brother. The sons of a former police of­ Comics...... 11 against the . at 647-9343. sphere at the end of the nine-day Focus...... 2 Duane Johnson said his brother ficer, both are members of the' Na- flight June 14. Otherwise, a door Lottery...... 2 “I’ll probably be a little nervous If you’re currently looking Wben y o u ’re ready I opened fire with a 9mm semi­ tiond Guard in Connecticut. Duane, the first irming. But I know I wrai’t edge could be exposed to the heat of Obituaries...... 2 at retirement communities THF automatic weapon, and that he heard who recently was laid off from his ' Th« AasocM ad Pr«M Opinion...... 4 try to overthrow. That’s what hap­ to feel secure fo r re-entry and the shuttle could bum B o Kb u s or planning for the future, the trooper cry out “Oh God” as job at a supermarket, lived at home ACCUSED a r r a ig n e d — Duane Johnson, center. Is led up. People...... 2 pened in I^lm Springs. I got that out I shots rang out, the affidavit said. with his father; Terry lived with from Superior Court In Putnam Friday after arraignment on a If the doors close properly but the Religion...... 12 of the way. we invite you to tour ARBORS the rest o f yo u r life. Senior Citizens...... 12 W.H. PREUSS SONS Bagshaw, who was 28, never friends. variety of charges in connection with the shooting death of loose seal causes a gap, the seven “I don’t expect anything special Terry Johnson, dressed in an Sports...... 7.8 228 BOSTON TPKE. I made it out of his cruiser. He died of crew members would be safe but Television...... 5 em pt I’m going to I17 my best to RTE. 6 & 44 • BOLTON. CT 403 West Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040 (203) 647-9343 I a single gunshot wound to the chest. State Police Trooper Russell Bagshaw. Brother Terry John­ win," Valenzuela said. 643-9492 Weather...... 2 An acquaintance of Terry Johnson Please see TROOPER, page 6. son was also arrainged on the same charges. Please see SHUTTLE, page 6. 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June 8,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June 8,1991—3 FOCUS Advice: MCC announces J pass slate of courses Dear Abby Dr. Gott resolve N^CHESTER — The follow­ The courses will meet for 4 sessions, PEOPLE ing is a list of programs being of­ Monday and Wednesday, 6/10-6/19 HARTFORD (AP) — Attorney fered by Manchester Community from 6-9 pm . The fee is $140. H Prince William was enjoyiiig a computerized "VW'.J .. . General Richard Blumenthal ad­ College through the Divisitm of Prerequisite: Intro to the Macintosh Abigail Van Buren golf game while recovering from surgery to repair a Peter Gott, M.D, vised legislative leaders Friday to Continuing Education. For more in­ and at least one other Mac course. skull fracture he suffered during a round of the real pass a “continuing resolution” to formation or to register, call the col­ Advanced Beginning Guitar — thing, said his mother. Princess Diana. keep state government functioning lege at 647-624Z This program is designed for players “ He’s fine now,” the pHneess said while meeting just in case a 1991-92 budget hasn’t Self Defense Course — This self whose knowledge goes beyond the with students and Gulf War airmen at a school in been passed by the time the new fis­ defense program (for singles only) Lady learns later High Wycombe, west of London. *■ most basic rudiments of the guitar. Does lubricant cal year begins July 1. combines Korean karate with tech­ The course will meet on 10 T\ies- ^ e 8-year-old William, second in line to the Blumenthal said such a resolution niques (such as kicking and punch­ days, 6/11-8/13 from 7-8:30 pm . British throne after his father, was released from should be passed and signed by the in g and how to apply them in The fee is $87. of live-in lover London’s Great Ormond Street children’s hospital cure arthritis? aikido. The course will be held at Wednesday. governor by June 14 to “avoid the Intermediate Guitar Course — DEAR ABBY: I am an intelligent 3S-year-old profes­ uncertainty, confusion and possible the East Hartford Karate Club on 6 This course will go over advanced He was resting comfortably at home on Thursday sional woman. Trying to recover from the shocking dis­ DEAR DR. GOTT: You wrote that you could think of Saturdays, 6/8-7/13 from 10 a.m. to chords, more complex rhythms, at Kensington Palace, but a date was not set for his chaos thm would prevail” if no covery that my 7-year-old son had been sexually no way WD40, the spray lubricant, could help arthritis. 12 noon. The course fee is $35. diverse styles of playing, etc. TTie return to school, Buckingham Palace said. budget is in place by the first day of nplested rep eat^y by a former live-in lover has left me I work with a chiropractor who says that WD40 coo- Please, do not send a check. If you course will run on 10 T b e ^ y s from William underwent a 70-minute operation Monday the new budget year. and my son scarred and bitter. tains DMSO, a chemical that penetrates the sldn, enters Such resolutions are often used in are confirmed in the class you will 6/11-8/13 from 8:45-10:15 pm . The After the bizarre revelations bf my 7-year-old began to to fix a depressed fracture in his forehead after he tissue and controls inflammation. Is this true? be notified to pay at that time. was accidentally struck by a golf club swung by a Washington and, this year, by law­ fee is $87. The course is limited to surface, subsequent investigatitm revealed that the man DEAR READER: I have heard that some patienis Intro to the Macintosh — This in­ 12 students. classmate at Ludgrove School, on London’s western makers in Albany, N.Y., while com­ was on parole from isison for repeated sexual molesta­ with arthritis spray WD40 on their joints to relieve paij. plete budgets are being worked out. tensive hands-on workshop will in­ Stained Glass I Course — Psa~ tions. Now my son is likely to face years of ther^y and outskirts. In fact, patients occasionally believe the treatment really troduce participants to the different To pass the time during his convalescence, Diana The House and Senate are now in ticipants will leam the basics of the counseling. I have great guilt that, as a single parent, I works. I don’t have an explanation for why WD40 migit special session to hatiuner out a models of the Mac, the mouse, the two stained glass techniques through was not more aware. told two students that her son was playing a hand­ be effective — and. I’m afraid, neither does yoir desktop format, using the Hnder for held computerized golf game. b ^get, since Gov. Lowell P. Weick- the completion of a leaded glass Perhaps your warning single parents of this peril could chiropractor. er Jr. vetoed the first one they file and disk housekeeping. The panel and a copper foil suncatcher. prevent more of this awful danger. As a single parent, “She said that William had the new computer WD40 is composed of petroleum products: it is, in a course will be held on 2 Saturdays, game Game Boy and that he is always playing on it,” passed. The course will meet on 6 Tbesdays, what should (I) we be on the lookout for? word, oil. Such oil does not penetrate the skin. WDlO The governor rejected it in part 6/8 & 6/15 from 9 a.m. to noon. The said James Pegrum, 12. TIm AtaocUrtad Press 6/11-7/16 from 7:15-9:45 pm . The — HEARTSICK does not contain dimethyl sulfoxide, a chemicatl that en­ because it did not include a personal fee is $63. In the House of Commons, Prime Minister John — Pilot Mathias fee is $45. Supplies will be available DEAR HEARTSICK: You obviously did not know FLYING DAREDEVIL joyed a brief burst of popularity several years ago bt- income tax, which, Weicker Dealing with Challenging People Major said that “the whole House and whole country Gary Tuckar/Manchaatar HaraM through the instructor at an extra the man well enough to be aware of how dangerous he Rust, who gained worldwide attention cause of its alleged curative qualities, ftoponens believes, is the only way to stimu­ — Students will be instructed on fee. join... in sending best wishes for Prince William.” claimed that DMSO (in cream form) penetrated the skii, RETIREMENT PARTY — Second- and third-grade students at Keeney Street School present was. No one (man or woman) should leave a child (boy for landing a plane in Moscow's Red late Connecticut’s economy if it’s how to get desired results through Study Skills Course — Par­ ■ Daredevil pilot Mathias Rust, who gained entered the body and traveled to sites of inflammatioa or girl) with a person one knows only siq>eificially. coiqtled with reductions in other gifts and cards Friday morning to Doris Thompson, secretary at the school who is retiring this motivation: dissolving discord: cor­ ticipants will leam note-taking worldwide attention by landing a plane in Moscow’s Square in 1987, married a Polish where it reduced pain. Several professional athletes of­ A good way to judge a person’s character is by the taxes. month after 26 years in the Manchester school system. rection not criticism and creating a strategies and how to study effec­ company that perstm keeps. Beware of the new friend Red Square, was secretly married here to a Polish woman secretly in a Reno, Nev., wed­ fered testimony about the supposed benefits of DMSO. win-win philosophy. The program woman. tively. It will be held on Tbesday, 6/ who has no friends, relatives o t co-workers. ding chapel on May 23. However, like any bubble, this one burst when inves will be held on Mondays, 6/10 & 6/ “We probably had about 20 people from Germany, 11 from 6:30-9:30 pm . The fee is Also, how good is that person’s word? If you catch tigators discovered that some unscrupulous practitiones 17 from 7-9:30 pm . The fee s $40. $25. him in a little lie, chances are he will lie about more im­ . the news, filming it. It was like a documentary al­ ■ Bob and Chris Elliott get a second chance with were adding steroids to the DMSO. Therefore, it was tie Private Pilot Course — This most,” Roberta Monroe, manager of the Heart of East Catholic presents 1991 graduates portant things. their “Get a Life.” steroids, not the DMSO, that helped the pain. (Since course presents the aeronautical Reno wedding chapel, said Thursday. Desktop Publishing on the Macin­ Before living with someone, you should know that It had been dropped from Rax Broadcasting’s new steroids are dangerous for athletes — or anyone else - knowledge required by the FAA to MANCHESTER — Following is the les Edward DelSignore, Suzanne tosh Ihrt n — In this course stu­ person very, very well. “There were professional photographers, movie schedule for next fall, but the netwoik reconsidered to use without medical supervision, the practice was con­ Tracy Arlene Lombardo, Joseph Moraith Tilden, David Alexander pass the written test portion for a list /of students graduated by East DeMarchi, Michael John Dempsky, dents will leam advanced techni­ cameras and everything. They really put them and decided to include the show in its Satiuday night demned.) Matthew Lopatka, Stacey Lee Toomey, Kristine Anita Trahan, private pilot license. Classes will DEAR ABBY: My closest friend wants to make me through the motions.” Catholic High School on Thursday, Elizabeth Ann Deptula, Randy E. ques. Design and layout exercises lineiq). Subsequently, DMSO pretty much disappeared fron Luoma, Deana Marie Lyim, Alison Beth Marie Traichel, SaraAnn Thr- meet on Mondays and Wednesdays, guardian of her children in case she and her husband News of the marriage was reported in the German ta provided by the school: Desrosiers, Kristina Mae Dom, Margaret MacDonald, Nancy Agnes will be used to illustrate various Fax’s change of heart came as it removed a new the shelves in stores. Like the pet rock, the hula hoop aid cotte, Rebecca Jane Tyler, James 6-10-8/5 from 7-9:30 pm . at El­ should die at the same time. newspaper Bild on Thursday, saying the $27 wed­ ' Adam Howard Alibrio, Christine Rebecca Kane Dow, Christine Ann Macfarlane, Elaine Evelyn Mack, aspects of Pagemaker. The course series, “Bill & Tfed’s Excellent Adventures” from its other fads, DMSO lost its a p p ^ and the public turned is Michael Urdanick, Andres Vasquez lington Airport All instructors are (Question No. 1; Can a blood relative (on either side) ding took place May 23. Maria Allard, < Angelo Joseph Al- Dube, Suzanne Louine Dube, Kristen Marie Mador, Terri Anne will meet for 4 sessions, Tbesday & Satur^y night lineup for next fall. attention to other, more pressing problems, such is Jr., Maria Vazquez, Dulcie Lee Ver- certified from North Star Aero. The Thursday, 6/13-6/25 (begins contest this wish even though it is clearly stated in the The bride was Katarzyna Burdzy, 27, but Monroe Madonna’s love life and sightings of Elvis Presley. leano Jr., Michael Richard Ambrosi, Patrick William Duggan, Jason Malin, Susan Kelly Maim, Elizabeth will? That half-hour series, based on the hit movie about tefeuille, Eric Mathew Vibberts, fee is $150. Thursday), 6-9 pm . The fee is $140. said she didn’t know anything more alraut her. She two time-traveling dudes, is being “put on hiatus,” To give you more information on arthritis, I am seiz­ Alex Ansaldi, Lisa Ann Arberches- Christopher Eklhay, Todd Michael Mary Marques, Fhul Gene Martin, Melissa Kathleen Villar, Julie Ellen Question No. 2: Can two adult women adopt each Beginning Guitar Course — This Prerequisite: Intro to Desktop with said she was unaware of who Rust was at the time of said Rax spokesman Michael Peikoff. ing you a free copy of my Health Report “Understandiig Id, Gerald Richard Arel, Thomas Fenocketti, James Anthony Ferris, Mark Thomas Massaro, Jaime Walton, Steven Christopher Watson, other as sisteis? We are very close, and she is the sister I the marriage. Peter Balskus, Jill Ellen Barbieri, program will offer an introduction to Aldus Ihgemaker. “Get a Life,” a comedy in which Chris Ellioq Osteoarthritis.” Other readers who would like a co;y Laura Marie Fiori, Sire Johanna Fis­ David McAuliffe, Courtney Noelle Ronald Emil Weil, Jennifer Ann never had. Gregory Michael Barry, Todd Mat­ the guitar, including tuning, string­ Freelance Writing Course — Stu­ “We had a ball with him. He was just real nice,” plays a grown man who refuses to leave his parents’ should send $1.25 plus a long, self-addressed, stamped cher, John Matthew Fisher, Roger McCann, William Ernest McDer­ Weingartner, Erik James White, Question No. 3: If the answer to Question No. 2 is Monroe said. thew Barry, David Vincent Bartolot- ing, etc. Tlie course will meet on 10 dents will leam where to send and home, premiered last season and was broadcast Sun­ envelope to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, OS Raymond Flavell, Scott Thompson mott, Kathleen Marie McNamara, Tracy Lynne Williams. Wayne “yes,” would Question No. 1 — if answered in the af­ ta, Scott Joseph Beaulieu, Oma Mondays, 6/10-8/12 from 7-8:30 how to package and sell their At one point, reported Bild, Burdzy was asked by day nights. The father is played by Bob Elliott, 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. Flood, James Raymond Fjumier, Jennifer Lee Mercier, Lee Alan Douglas Williams. Michael Robert firmative — be easier for me? Marie Benison, Aimee Jeanine Ber- pm . The fee is $87. manuscrii^ professionally whether the film crew why she married 23-year-oId Rust. etuis’ real-life dad and former member of the Bob DEAR DR. GOTT: I had all my teeth pulled cit Gregory Andrew Fironezek, Mark Middlekauff, Brian Andrew Milnes. Willis, Matthew Howard Wilmes, — NEEDS TO KNOW nais, Amanda Lee Botticello, Intro to Desktop Publishing with it be a short story, article, humor “Because he needed someone. Urgently,” she and Ray comedy team. about five years ago. About six months later my guu Daniel Fyler, Laurie Ann Gallivan, Denise Carol Miska, Jonathan Allen Edward Lee Wilson, 'IViik Anthony DEAR NEEDS: In answer to Question No. 1: Anytme reportedly replied. Michelle Lynn Bouchard, Michelle Aldus I^gemaker — The courses piece, op-ed, interview or public Fax’s Saturday night lineup now will consist of began to hurt and have gotten progressively worse. I’ e Francine Nicole Garibaldi, Frank Mlyniec, Pamela Jean Moan, Neil Winter, Jessica Marie Wooldridge, are designed for those who have al­ can CONTEST any legal decision. Whether the contester Rust was convicted on April 19 of attempted Elizabeth Bouley, Christopher John relations piece. This class will meet two episodes of “Cops,” then ‘Totally Hidden been to doctors, dentists, specialists and a neurologisll Joseph Gauvain, Michelle Lynne Robert Montovani, Philip Peter Diane Helen Woykovsky, Daniel ready developed a facility with the can win in a court of law depends upon the circumstan­ manslaughter for stabbing a young nurse at a Ham­ Boyle, Bradley Scott Boza, Maureen Gessert, Mirella Josephine Giambal- Moriarty, Alanna Murphy, Kevin on 4 Tuesdays, 6/18-7/9 from Video” and “Get a Life,” Peikoff said. don’t wear dentures any more and can’t get relief. Wh Edward Yankowski, Aaron Robert Apple Macintosh computer and 7:15-9:15 pm . "rhe coiuse fee is ces, the evidence, the judge and/or jury. burg hospital where they both worked. He was sen­ The networic’s schedule change, made in response would you suggest? Teresa Brewster, Rachael Denise vo, Frank Robert Goppel, Robert Anthony O’Toole, Erin-Anne Jean­ Yosky. If two adults who are not related to each other wish to some of its application software. $60. tenced to 2>/2 years in prison, but was allowed to to new fall schedules announced last month by NBC DEAR READER: This appems to be a dentl Brodeur, Holly Anne Buckley, John Grande, Cheryl Ann Griswold, nette Octigan, Tara Catherine legally adopt each other, they should present that ques­ remain free while lawyers appealed. and ABC, was first disclosed Wednesday in Detroit problem. I do not have dental training: therefore, I su,- Elizabeth Marie Buono, Stacy Laura Bethany Gusten, Rana Marie Pacukonas, Christopher Francis tion to an attorney. Because laws differ from state to Rust became a folk hero in 1987 by flying a bor­ during a presentation to auto company executives in gest you make an appointment in the dental clinic ati Heather Buonome, Erin Kathleen Hanna, Sarah Elizabeth Harvey, Paige, Carol Patricia Paldino, state, legal questions are impossible to answer without rowed plane through the Soviet Union’s tdr defenses. that city. medical center. Medical and dental schools opera Butler. John Andrew Butryman, Maureen Ellen Hoffman, Jennifer Dimitrios Panagiolakakos, Chris­ College awards special achievement the assistance of a lawyer in one’s own state. clinics for patients with imusuai or difficult ailments. Nancy Prtricia Byrne, Heather Ann Celeste Horror, Victoria Lynne topher Anthony Rappagallo, Barbara tion. .Candejs. M ^ o Andrew Cappabian- MANCHESTER — Several Achievement in a Career F*rogram Howard, .Brian William Igoe, Al- Margaret Rarys, Amy L ^ n Pearsall, Manchester and Manchester area The following Manchester stu­ ca, Jeffrey Castillo, Lisa Ann Caial- lyson Monica Irish, Nancy Denise Sonia Rachel Pelletier, Christopher dents received Outstanding Debaters Award from the Division of Social di. Todd Raymond Charland, Kara residents, students at Manchester Science. Joseph Carilli and Phyllis Jacques. Rebecca Ann Janton, Thomas Peraro, Thomas Michael Community College, have received Awards for participation in the ninth Thibado of Coventry and Stephen Susan Cherwinski, Laura Marie Michael Paul Jasion Jr., Lisa Chris­ Phillips, Brian William Purdy, Dario a variety of awards. annual Statewide Collegiate Debate; Bresciano of Manchester, received C^lupsa, Gregory James Ciaglo, Gareth Damon, John McTighe tine Javinett, Trent Walker Kalkus, Quinterio, Michelene Nicole Ray, Catherine Dorau of Manchester, Leadership Awards from the Student Elizabeth Ann Conklin, Lori Jean Christopher Patrick Ray, Julio Fer­ and Gerald Saez. Holly Lyim Kennedy, I^tricia Fran­ vice president of the MCC Affairs Division. RECORD Converse, Eric Joseph Franklin Kathleen Dudzik of Manchester ces iCeohane, Maureen Arm Kerwin, nando Reis Jr., Susan Marie Economics Association, received an Gerald Hollis of Manchester Crawford, Paul Louis Cristofani Jr., has received the Oustanding Raul Alexander Krasusky, Sherry Richard, Mark Allen Riendeau, Outstanding Economic Student received the Matthew M. Moriarty Michael Charles Crowley, Maria Academic Achievement Award in Marie Krause, Christopher Francis Renee Monique Ringuette, Melissa Award from the Division of Social Award from MCC’s Athletic Lynn Cuneo, Suzanne Elizabeth Labrie, Elise Arm Lagueux, Jeffrey Elizabeth Roberts, Jonilyn Rodgers. Liberal Arts or General Studies from Science. Others receiving the same Department He is majoring in sport Deaths Local briefs D’Amato, Jeffrey Bernard Andrew Larson, Patricia Ann Mark Joseph Romanelli, Kelly Ann the Social Science Division. award were Catherine Dorau of and exercise studies and htqres to D’Onofrio, Michael Robert Dales- Laubachcr, Eric Richard Lauzier, Romano, Kimberly Ann Ruff, Maureen Cox of Manchester Manchester, secretary of the as­ become an athletic trainer on the sio, Christopher Michael Damroth, Kara Anne Lawson, Jason Carl Thomas Anthony Russo, Matthew received the Oustanding Academic This town listing of dsaths Is oftsrsd frss of ehargs by ths sociation, Bernard Evans of An­ college level. Manchsalsr Hsrald. Paid announcsmsnts of daath and In St. Bridget awardees Humanitarian Award given Neal Edwanl Daries, Geza Istvan Lawson, Dylan John LeFebvre, John Ryan, Jennifer Lynn Sabia, dover and Phyllis Thibado of Msmorlams appaar undsr tha Daath Notlcss haading. Deesy, James Paul DeLeo IV, Char­ Michelle Alecia Legare, Amy Lok, Kevin Edward Sadosky, Joseph MANCHESTER — Charter Oak Lodge, B’nai B’rith MANCHESTER — Here is a list of students receiving Coventry, president of the associa- will present its Humanitarian Award to Richard J. Plavin awards in a recent ceremony at S t Bridget’s School: Alfio Santini, Tracy Ann Scaramel- Deaths elsewhere June 16 at a brunch at Temple Beth Sholom, Manchester, la, Lisa Ann Schiavone, Edward Ann Starkey, was a first place winner in recently held starting at 10:30 am . Fuel standards fought Joseph Schworm, Bree Marie Scott, J. Albert Breton national levels math competitions. She had a perfect Lisa Marie Serrambana, Amy ASSUMPTION Rabbi Plavin, the spiritual leader of Temple Beth score. Fresh Lamb Ellington Sholom in Manchester for the past 12 years, has travelled WASHINGTON (AP) — An auto real human lives for the hope of Kathryn Shannon, William Thomas saving a few barrels of oil,” said Add Voflety To Your to the Soviet Union to meet with “rrfusniks” and now Math Olympiads winners were: Kim Germain, who industry-backed lobbying group Shields III, Matthew John Shomo, Diane Steed, president of the Coali­ Mealtime.... woiks for the support of Russian Jews who have im­ won a trophy, and gold pin winners were, Lisal kicked off an advertising blitz on Amy Elizabeth Siddons, Laura Jean Friday that is designed to convince tion for Vehicle Choice. Simington, Cynthia Ann Stapleton, SCHOOL migrated to Israel and the U.S. He has served as presi­ Chmielecki, Stacey Gilbert, Tim Conrad, Shannoa The group includes 200 com­ Try Delicious Leon dent of Crossroads of Manchester, a program to Gisovard and Dan Toomey. Americans that tougher fuel- Christine Marie Sullivan, James Death Notices panies and organizations, including Naturally Fed rehabilitate young people attempting to b r ^ the drug economy legislation could be Michael Tauras, Thomas Testa, Silver pin awards went to Joshua Bechaid, Bienden the Big Three U.S. automakers. 27 South Adams Street habit. He is ^so an active member of MARC Inc. dangerous to their health. Michael Austin Tetreault, Jane Cedar Farms Lamb. Begley, Derek Griffith, Daniela Sinicropi, Matthew TTie campaign features slow-mo- B’nai B’rith is an international service organization Cafarella and Danny O’Brien. Emroidered logo awards Great For Summer Manchester, Connecticut J. Albert Breton founded in 1843 to unite world Jewry and help create a tion television footage of a head-on went to Leslie Barreu and Jorge Gelabert. BarbecuesI J. Albert Breton, 80, of 9 Private Grounds Rd., Ellington, better world for all peoples. For reservation call Seymour collision between a Subaru subcom­ TUEL 0\V pact and a full-sized Ford, with the DON’T BE FOOLED died Thursday (June 7, 1991) at Rockville General Kudlow at 649-9527 or Sid Cojen at 643-2571. The en­ In the National Mathematics League, Pbtricia Carfarel- Join Our Growing List Hospital. He was the husband of Marierose (LeBlond) tire community is invited to participate in honoring an la was first place winner with a perfect score: Janice Yan- Japanese economy model getting the BY THE REST...CALL Breton. Bom in New Bedford, MA., he had lived in outstanding humanitarian. nizze placed second and Tim Elmore, Tim Hendrie and worst of it. The idea is to drive Of Satisfied CustomersI CELEBRATING Hartford for many years, coming to Ellington 37 years Joseph Prytko, placed third. home the automakers’ contention ) that requiring drastic mileage im­ A-1 OIL 871-0270 ago. Mr. Breton worked for Pratt & Whimey Aircraft for Students also won awards from the Archdiocesio C.O.D. Ron Luginbuhl 36 years, before his retirement in 1976. He was a mem­ Senior service coordinator hired provements would force them to ISO GAL. MIN. 30 YEARS computer contest. Students in Grades 5 and 6 who tied r n c i MNUICV 10 CMAMOf) 403 Somers Rd., (Rte. 83) ber of the Frehch Social Club of Hartford, the Aircraft BOLTON -— Karen Bergin, of Hebron Road in Bol­ make smaller cars qnd increase for third place were: Dan Toomey, Tim Conrad Adati highway fatalities. NOW SERVING BOLTON » Ellington. CT Retirees Club, and was a communicant of St. Luke Chur­ ton. was recently hired as tte new Senior Service Cow- Delaura, Dave Martm, Steven Chaponis. Stacey Gilbcit, STAFFORD SPRINGS AREAS OF EDUCATIONAL ch, Ellington. Besides his wife, he leaves a son, J. Albert dinator. “It’s important to let the StUIng (Mow! ICtn ter ptkee) Shannon Girouaid, Lisa Chmielecki, Bonnie Nixon aid American public know that their Burnor SotvIe* Avoltoblo Breton, Jr. of Manchester, a daughter, June Breton of El­ The posititm is a part time, 14-hour-per-week position Erin West. VOLUME DISCOUNTS Weekly lington: two brothers, Joseph Breton and Roger Breton, made possible th ro t^ grants received from the Greater elected officials may unknowingly 627-9474 EXCELLENCE bodi of Manchester, three grandsons, Joseph, David and Hartford Transit District CTransportation) and the North . lot Mxuise Drummond, be making a decision that will trade Health Tip % Andrew: several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Central Ccnmecticut Area Agency on Aging (Chme As­ MicheUe Cononer, KaUe Irish. Kim Gennain and Chris- will be Monday, June 6, at 8:00 a.m., for the Ladd sistance). tme Noonam. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Avenue, Rockville, with a As coordinator, Bergin is responsible fw the im­ Grade 7 and 8 students who received honorable mef- mass of Christian burial to be held at 9:00 am., in St. plementation and day-tCHlay siq>ervision and direction of Now Accepting Registrations Elaine Sweet Uon were: Zachary Mitchell, Anita Culver, Angela Kohl, Luke Church, Ellington. Burial will be in Sl Bernard’s the Senior Citizen Chore Assistance Program and the Ann Paradis and Nancy Wergertsman. Third prize win­ for Cemetery, Rockville. The family will receive friends at transpoitatioh (van) program for the elderly and mobility ners were: Billy Kardys. Kevin Fitzgerald, Keith Wil­ the funer^ home Sunday from 2:00 to 4:00 and from impaired. liams and Justin Hardgrove. 7:(X) until 9:00 pm . Red Cross director named Exciting New Directions FULL-DAY KINDERGARTEN MANCHESTER — Elaine Sweet of Manchester has Roy D. Katz been named branch director for the North Central Con­ Manchester OB-GYN Associates has moved to Its new location and necticut Brairch of the American Red Cross effective Weather at 388 West Center Street. SURPMSE SUNBURN Some of the worst sunburns July 1st We’re moving In new directions for you. GRADES 1 through 8 Lottery The branch serves the towns of Bloomfield, East have occurred on cloudy days, because you feel cool, Granby, East Windsor, Enfield, Granby, Suffield, Partly cloudy; Gynecology • Laser Laparoscopy • Obstetrics Windsor and Windsor Locks. The office is located at 231 however, as much as 80% of Main S t, Windsor Locks. As branch director. Sweet will rain possible Women's Health Issues • Mammography • Ultrasounds the sun’s UV (sunburning) Here are Friday’s lottery results from around New light penetrates the clouds. England: oversee the Red Cross services and'programs for these towns. Also, water, sand and snow CALL Today’s weather in the greater Sweet is the former branch director for the Connec­ Manchestelr OB-GYI\ /kssoclates, P.C. reflect UV from the sky, dou­ Manchester area: skies are expected Connecticut ticut Valley East Branch in Manchester where she has 388 West Center Street. Manchester. CT bling the hazard of sunburn to be partly cloudy with a slight Daily Lottery: 7-1-0. Play Four: 1-4-4-8. Lotto: been employed since 1956, first as its secretary and later and eye damage on cloudy 5-16-32-34-36-42. chance of showers. The day will 203.649.1120 : 649-0889 in 1983 as its director. This branch has m erg^ with the days. Be forewarned, wear start off mild. Temperatures will Nathan Hale Branch effective July 1st sunglasses and apply a range from the mid-7(^ into the 80s. Anyone interested in Red Cross programs or in volun­ sunscreen on cloudy days Massachusetts ’ Tonight will be mostly clear also. or Daily: 6-7-4-0. Mass. Millions: 4-5-20-25-37-44. Bonus teering should call the Red Cross office at 627-5981. across the region. Low temperatures number 27. will range from 45 to 60. Sunday will be mostly suimy. Temperatures will continue mild 643-0452 Northern New England Pick 3: 1-2-8. Pick 4: 6-1-2-2. Cash Lotto: Correction with highs in the 70s and 80s. 2-4-10-18-24-27. Lotto Vermont: 3-4-18-25-27-30. AN ARCHDIOCESAN ACCREDITED Due to an editing error, the name of the student council Don A. Guinan. M.D. • Elena S. Segulr, M.D. • Daniel S. Welling. M.D. adSMalnStreSr William P. Guinan, M.D. • Anne Albee, Nurse Practitioner inductees was misidentified in a photograph in the Friday J Manchester ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Rhode Island edition of the Manchester Heriald. Pfctcr Dettore, treasurer Today's weather picture was drawn by Tom White, a fifth- 649-1025 Daily: 2-7-8-2. for 1991-1992, was the student at right. grader at Highland Park School in Manchester.

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Since 1989, the Pen­ TV S u p c r lM y Supor Growing Harry and Mavia: “Rad Haat” (1965, Adventure) Linda Blair, Haw NawAdam- Jtffaraana Stedat WWF Wresttina Smaah HHa Mavia-“Normwi Lo«m R a u ” moa9 tagon has recommended closure of 134 bases around the By JACK ANDERSON “ Rebirth' It** ■ ^ a Kristel.^ ^rican-badted commar^eam g n m n a t 12 Pimp g HaimMri Chailanga Singer- Cotne(iy)SroU?an?^Tony^n.'*^’ world to save money. Yet none of these has cost as much, and DALE VAN ATTA INDEPENDENT Superboy Handaijent heads to ^ s t (termany to rescue an impnsoned Burffar prosWutes "All Shook dancer Paula Twelve-year-okJ Norman (irops his Bar m OIK regains his reunited with enrolls in a Baby-sitting woman and an Intelligence agent. steals from young girts. Up" Abdul. Mitzvah studies to entertain Ws sister-in- or caused as much trouble, as Subic and Clark. WTXX m confidence. ras brother, drama class. Harry. (R) hotel guests. The position of the Philippines is closer to extortion for the NETWORK-NBO N e w t WARSAW — The founding fathers of NBC Mews Jeopardyl Real to "Yo, A n ^ 0 ^ Etmty Ketere 'Of Mice and Newe (In Stereo) ( O f f A ir ) than good faith negotiation. Apparently believing the 0 Poland’s revolution are in the throes of w w L P m 9 P B o o t D e a k "(R )g Droamorg Giria (R) g (In stereo) g Women (In Stereo) g United States has no choice but to pay what’s demanded, replaying one of the epic events in the P U 9 U C O e g r a t s i Seertta USS Worid at ThiaOM Homatima Yankee Nat “King" Movie: “Tha Plot Agakwt Harry" Fawity KOffAM WEDH m w S h g Coda Nautilut War Houta g "Framing"g S h o p C o t e (1969,Con^)MaranPriest.g T o w o n |' ' Manila doubled its asking price for the bases — to $825 American Revolution — the drafting of a million a year — which is beyond reason. With the bedridden M t^ y-ted w Bit TJtanie” (1980, Adventure) Jason Mpvir You Can” (1977 Drama) T Outar Um ita "The Bellero Movia: "Tha DavIl’tW ab" (1975, M o v t e : constitution — and are finding the pas­ T. Graham Brown, (fl) (In Larr^ Darryl Bum att and Robards, Richard Jordan. An underwater research Shire, Alan Alda. The story of Caryl Chessman, Shield" A sdenlist (Marlin Suspense) Diana Dors A n u t^ hired to " T h e l a a t pum INDEPENDENT F iie n d a H i a r a h ” Philippine economy foundering, Aquino sees the agree­ sions as hot now as they were in By JAY SHARBUTT Stereo) and Darryl agency races to find the famous doomed ship before California's notorious red light bandit, who was Landau) accidentally care tor the paralyzed daughter ol an ment as an economic bailout WTWS adopt child. the Russians do. amested and charged with sex crimes. captures a space creature American diplomat begins to exert a (19M, Philadelphia 200 years ago. The Associated Press m P (John Hoyt). strange influence over the girl. Drama) ■ I Just as weapons procurement is not a jobs policy, base The dispute centers on an age-old N e w s agreements are not economic-aid packages, neither for II NBC Nowi Currwrt Affair Extra Amdn (^ancan Golden Empty Neat Siatara "Of Mice and Newt Satunlay Night Uva (In Stereo) Currant Affair Extra Pump H U p Featured rap i II American constitutional question: NEW YORK — I had a heart at­ g Newcomer Dreamer Giria Rose Carol dates Women" Mitch calls a (^leh rjw 'yu jeo s ^ U.S. communities nor for foreign countries. Bases, like II NETWORK-NBC Clarence Ex-wlle ruins suspects her a "big party line after arguing with If separation of church and state. Some­ tack recently. Gn the bright side, it becomes Joe's new cheese." (R) Frankie and unknowiiwly weapons systems, must be judged on cost effectiveness WVIT Q) where between his peasant proverbs and wasn’t a big one. You could tell. The Frye's ward, weekend, g boyfriend, g (In Stereo) g gets Teddy. (In Stereo) g and intrinsic military worth. humorous homilies, Polish President attending physician was a INDEPENDENT K i * . * * * * * * * Adventure) Kns Kristofferson. “ C c y r t to C o a r t ” (1980. Comedy) Dyan iHonoy- lllovto: “Saturn 3” (1980. Science Fiction) Kirk |“Lrt*a Do Itl WSBK m {Dragnot |12 I m o o n a r t l A o a k i“ On both counts, Clark and Subic are worth less today Lech Walesa told us he favored separa­ Munchkin. [Red Sox at Athletics The truckers battle the cops in this war on wheels. Cannon. Robert Stake. iDouqtas. Farrah F a v ^ tt. 1 than they were a decade ago. The United States simply NETWORK-ABC N e w t ABC Nawt Coaatland Young RIdort "Color Movio; “Strangor on My Land” (1987, Drama) Tommy Nowt Star Search (R) (In Stereo) Siakal B (Off AM tion of the two institutions but will op­ Some pills were prescribed. So doesn’t need such huge force-projection facilities in Asia WGGB 31) g Blind" (R) (In Stereo) g Lee Jones, Dee Wallace Stone, (fit Stereo) g E b o r t pose codifying it in the constitution ex­ was time in bed, and later, light ex­ today. II P U 9 U C Y a n k e e Wild Star Copa "Other Faaria Tala Thaatra "The Movia: “Of Human Bondaga” (1934, Plaaaa Sandbaggara KOffAM pected to be completed this fall. ercise, like walking around. It felt WQBY m S h o p A m a r ic a g People's Secrets" Tale of the Frog Prince" Drama) Leslie Howard, Bette Davis. S t a n d B y | Swretary of Defense Dick Cheney’s stated rationale Already, political leaders are drawing odd walking around in bed. But it POX o ' .. yeartook Copi (R) (In C o p e "Cops Newt Emaigancy Comic Strip Uva (In Paid Paid Night Right (In Stereo) I for his latest list of 43 recommended base closures is: battle lines: Leftist p ^ e s are o b j e c ^ sure beat just lying there, watching WTIC Q| System (In Stereo) g OontratkMi In Theory g V id o o Seventeen Stereo) in Tampa R a a p o n s o Stereo) Program Provam ^ \ r | ‘The scenario that has driven our force levels for 40 to Catholic intrusion into Polish political television. CABLE CHANNELS years is gone. The Warsaw Pact disintegrated this year.” life. The scheduled visit of Pbpe John Sure, there were a lot of new A&E Magnolia Blouom (R) M M vio; '*Tht Rain Poopto” (1969, Drama) Shirley Comod]f on tha Road VikU Carr at tha Improv iMovto: “Tha Rain Ptopla” (1969, Drama) Shirley Comody on the Road I The value of Qark and Subic was in fighting the Cold S m a ll Against the Odds Knight, James Caan. America s looniest comics- | Knight, James Caan. America^ looniest comics. 1 Paul n, a native Pole, is expected to fuel shows on. But most were slightly to War in the Pacific. If the Soviet Union is a diminished Movto: “My W Ht’i B tfl Fritnd” (1952, M ovit: "Horo Comos th# Qroom" (1951) A reporter Moirir. Phantom of tha Optra" (1943) Second Movto: **Thf Big Broadcast” (1932) A Movia: “My WHa’s B art Friond” (1952.1 the controversy. the left of whoopee. AMC Comedy) Anne Baxter. Macdonald Carey, returning from France will lose the two orphan enridren version of Gaston Leroux's classic tale about the radio station’s survival depends on the Comedy) Anne Baxter, Macdonald carey 1 threat to Asia, the value of a huge U.S. presence in the Broadcaat’^ Steps toward fatherhood Critics, such as the eloquent Jacek Last Sunday morning, for ex­ accompanying him unless he marries within live days, disfigured violinist who haunts the Paris Opera House, guest appearances ol a slew of stars. | Philippines also is diminished. Rather than paying $1 bil­ Kurort, a longtime Walesa adviser and ample, there was the premiere of (5:30) Moyto: “Rrofox” (1982, Frw Movit: TImo” (1990. Comedy) Dabney Movie: “A Show of Force” (1990) Amy Movie: “M ortal Paesione” (1989. Drama) Zach M ovit: “M yttory Train” (1989. Comedy* Adventure) . A Vietnam- P r e v ie w Coleman. Matt Frewer. A policeman who thinks he is Irving. A journalist uncovers ties to the Galligan. Krista Errickson. A cocktail waitress calls on Drama) Masatoshi Nagase. A rundown lion annually in direct and indirect costs to Manila, we former minister of labor, believe that the what was billed as a new kind of should close the bases. girls should learn how to hit a baseball carefully, realizing that every time I Cinemax era flying ace is sent to Russia to steal a terminally III tries to get himself killed in the line of duty. United States government during an her sadistic lover to help her murder her husband. (In MemMis hotel provides a cdortul By JOSEPH WALKER church should not be imposed on the public affairs show from high-tech jet which coukJ tip the balance (In Stereo) 'PG-13' (Adult language, mild violence) g investigation into the murder of Two Stereo) 'R' (AduK language, adult situations, nudity, backdrop for this trikxjv of stories from *The hardest thing in politics,” wrote Lord Salisbury a draw a line in the sand I risk putting dis­ otpow erintheC oW W ar. PG' protestors in 1978 Puerto Rico. R' violence) filmmaker Jim J a r m i^ . R 'g and dribble a basketball — just like my people. As in the United States, abmtion Washington. It was called “The century ago, “is ridding yourself of the carcasses of dead boys. Joe may not be as musically gifted tance between myself and the child who looms as a litmus test issue: Kuron and CNN W o r id Piimacl* Capitel S ^ PrimcNewsg „ Worid New» CapitM Sports iNowtnight lEvansB iTrsvol Pinnsete (R) ICorrtspon- {Sports I 1 have an armouncement to make: I’m Boring White Middle-Aged Male T o d a y 1 |Gsng jSsturdsy | |ThisWoek Wstch(R) Gsng(R) Tonight | |Novsk(R) |Guido | Idonts lutonight I policies.” going to be a father. as Amy, but that’s because he’s Joe, not may step over it others have been appalled that the Talk Hour.” Unlike a decade ago, the most pressing U.S. problems because he’s male. 7 .1 won’t be afraid to teach my child Summer Swrtch A father Movie: "Ttw Uttte Mermaid” (1989) Movia: “The Boetnikt" [1970, Comedy) Robert Movie: “The W ackteat Ship in the Army” (1961, Movie: “Voyagt to the Bottom oM he Sea” (1961, M o v ie : Of course. I’ve been a father before. In Walesa government was ready to make it In iL influential Washington'jour­ and son envy each other Voices ol Jodi Benson. Animated. A Morse, Stelanie Powers. A bumbling Coast Guard Comedy) Jack Lemmon, Ricky Nelson. A misfit ship Adventure) Walfw P i d t ^ , Joan Fontaine. An " P t e o c - today are domestic, not foreign. >^ether in Europe or in 4. I won’t automatically assume that values. Eventually children have to so tnuch that they switch lovestruck mermaid enters into a ensign becomes involved with lewetthieves. G' g and crew prove to be instnjmental in winning a V/orW experimental atomic submarine discovers a belt ol c h io ” (1976, fain. I’ve been at this fatherhood stuff for illegal without first holding a naticmal nalists interview influential Disney Asia, we should not go on paying the exorbitant costs of I’m right just because I’m the adult. decide for themselves if they share those bodies. dangerous pact with an undersea witch War II battle. radiation encircling the earth. (In Stereo) g Musical) more than 13 years now. But I’ve never referendum. Poland’s vice minister of Washington newsmakers on vital is­ in this Oscar-winning Disney fable. 'G' g » . / -r a war that is over. 5. I won’t use the money excuse too values. But they need to have a been a father to this particular child health, who wanted all birth control sues of the day. Last Sunday’s issue ESPN SuperBoutt: Duran vs. SporttCen- SpMdW Mk Auto Racing: Mickey Saturday Night Thundar Featured: Midget racing from BatabaN SpoctaCan- Drag Auto Auto iGlory Days SportiCan- Motoworid San Diego (Calif.) Tribune before. And this time, I promise — I’m often. Even if it’s generally true that “we framewoik from which to begin. And for methods including condoms made il­ was what to do about East Timor. Leonard t a r Thompson's Grand Prix Indianapolis. (Live) Tonight tor Radng Racing Racing | t a r (R) can’t afford it,” I’m concerned that we going to do it right my kids, it might just as well be my legal, represented that country’s pro-life “Does the administration in fact (5:30) Movia: ^via: "l^k Who’i Talking" (1989, Comedy) John Movia: “Private Banjam in” (1980, Comedy) Goldie Comady Hour "Garry M ovit: “Prodator” (1987, Science Fiction) Arnold B ait of tha Movia: framework. "Spacabain" (1987, Travolta, Kirstie Alley. The small child of an unwed Hawn. Eileen Brennan. A spoiled brat is conned into Shandling: Stand-Up" Schwarzenegger, Carl Weathers. A paramilitary rescue Kida in tha "RiaiM Oh, I know — I’ve said that before. movement. Poles identify themselves as have any cohesive policy for East HBO Comedy) Mel Brooks, John mother comments on the situations he laces growing joining the Army following her husband's untimely Garry Shandling in team is stalked by an intergalactic trophy hunter in the H a ll (R) (In S t o im ^ Four times, if memory serves. But I’m 8. I won’t hesitate to acknowledge Roman Catholic overwhelmingly. Candy. (In Stereo) PG" g up in an unknown world. (In Stereo) PG-13' (Adult death. R' (Adult language, briel nudity) California. (In aereo) g jungles ol U tin America. (In Stereo) 'R' (Adult Stereo) (Part (1989) (In Timor,” demanded an influential language, adult situations) g language, graphic violence) g 1 ol 2) g Stereo) 'R' Open Forum really serious about it now. I’ve made all when I’m wrong, and to apologize if my During the Communist years, the church journalist on the show. error has caused my child harm or incon­ Movia: “Honaytuckla Roaa” (1980. Drama) Willie Movia: "Tha Sacral Ufa of Kathy McComuck" Tracay Molly Dodd LA. Law "Fetus Spanaan For Hira iPaid iPaid Paid Paid the fatherly mistakes I’m going to make. embodied both nationkism and anti­ “That’s precisely the problem,” Lifetime Nelson. Dyan Cannon. (1988, Comedy-Drama) Barbara Eden. Josh Taylor. U llm a n Completus " "Widow's W alk" . iProgram iProgram Program Provam From now on, life around my house is venience. Kids need to know that parents communism. said Sunday’s influential guesL a ^»is:"E m oitG o*s to Jsil” (1990, M ovw:"Em #stGoostoCsm p” (1987. Supor Dsvt Movio: “Sonsstions" (1988, Comedy) Movie: "Dosth W ish 4: Tho Crackdown” (1987, going to look like an episode from are people, too, and are subject to the Walesa carries the balancing scales of former deputy undersecretary of a . (1 9 8 8 , Comedy) Jim Varney Santa Claus, Comedy) Jim Varney, Gailard Sartain An Comedy) Jim Varney. A bumbling g Rebecca Lynn. A shared lottery tickrt Drama Charles Bronson, Kay Lenz. Vnilante Paul Humane tone same frailities and imperfections they "Sha-Davil” determined to retire, enlists the aid of a imprisoned criminal mastermind manages custodian-turned-counsekx comes to the brings together a male stripper and a Kersey declares war on Soumem California's crack “Father Knows Best” — not “The church and state on his shoulders, and defense for Washington talk shows. Showtime (1969) Meryl wacky cab driver in his search for a to trade places with his look-alike - a rescue ol a summer camp threatened by tough-talking prostitute. R (Adult dealers. 'R' (Adult lanquaqe, adult situations, violence) To The Editor: Flintstones.” are. And in some cases, like mine, even Streep, g successor. (In Stereo) PG" g bumbling bank janitor. (In Stereo) PG" g a local mining concern. (In .Stereo) PG" g language, a ^ situations, nudity) “Humanity’s quest for health” set a distinct tone for unconvincingly argues that the conflict "There is no cohesive policy for Therefore, in honor of Father’s Day mweso. East Timor.” P*'!?''® Movia: "Real Genius" (1985, Comedy) Val Kilmer, Movia: "Cadillac Man" (1990, Comedy) Robin Movia: "Tha Final AUianca" (1990, Movia: "Blood Ralafiona" (1988, Horror) Jan Rubes, F k a t w o r k a the 96th Aimu^ Meeting of members of The First exists outside Poland only. Pressed on 1991, here are Ten Things This Father 9 .1 won’t try so hard to be a friend to the question, Walesa finally took this ap­ Gn the bright side, you can al- "L V *? ,"® ® ''''’ "’! Gabe Jarret. A group of gifted scientific students seeks Williams, Tim Robbins. A womanizing car salesman is Drama) David Hasselholf, Bo Hopkins. A Lydie Dernier. A huge inheritance complicates a man's Featured: Church of ChrisL ScientisL held in Manchester on Mon­ my child that I forget to be a parent. TMC (1990, Suspense! Anthonv revenge against the unscrupulous professor who has forced to use his bargaining skills when a crazed man seeks revenge on the gang that scheme to avenge ms mother by killing his father, the Richard Will Not Do Any More (and if any other proach — that it wasn’t necessary to in­ Perkins, Henry Thomas. (In been stealing their ideas. (In Stereo) PG" (Adult husband puts the dealership under siege. (In Stereo) m urder^ his family and left hkn to die. man responsible lor tw deem. (In Stereo) R' (Adult ^niam in day, June 3. fathers feel so inclined, they may join me D m ’t get me wrong — friends are im- Stereo) language, acfult situations) R" (Adult language, adult situations, mild violence) g (In Stereo) R" language, adult situations, graphic violence, nudity) (R) Helping society find solutions to health care chal­ clude religion in law. He explained: Sure there were a lot of in taking the pledge): portanL and it’s g o ^ for parents to be “Legislation will not resolve matters TNT Bugs Bunny A Pals Movit; "The Naked Spur” (1953, Western) James Movie; "Two Rode Togethaf” (1961, Western) James Stewart, Movie: 'Xaptain Apache" (1971, Western) Lee Van " A l lenges including the well-being of children and families able to relax and have fun with the kids. Stewart. Janet Leigh. Richard Widmark. Cleel. Carroll Baker. J a n n in g a " 1 .1 won’t ignore my children, no mat­ of conscience. You would get just the op­ new shows on. But most was a primary concern at &e meeting. Because of But there are times in a young person’s M a c G y v a r "Ghost Ship Countarilrike "Now, and Movie: “Edge ol Sanity" (1989, Horror) Anthony Hitchhiker A. Movie: “SnovrbalHng" (1984. Comedy) Alan Sues, Movie: "Jocka" (1987 Comedv) Scott Strader Perrv ter how interesting that game on TV — posite effect Gur church will not do USA at the Hour of Our Death" Perkins, Glynis Barber. H it c h c o c k P R. Paul. Lang. (In Stereo) ' deepeDing public discontent over health care and man­ life when they really need a parent, and were slightly to the left of or that newspaper article or that work anything which would be imposed, and d a t^ m ^ cin e, it was fell answers can no longer be put what good is a parent who is just another project — is. I may ask them to wait for which would lose them support.” whoopee. off. friend? a few minutes until I can focus my atten­ For his own personal life, he leaves lit­ Mmy people are searching for fresh solutions to press­ 10. 1 won’t worry about spoiling my Last Sunday morning, tion on them, but I won’t ignore them. I tle room for question. Walesa was quick ing health care issues. Yet, hardened stands by organiza­ can’t imagine anything more hurtful than child with too much love, because I tions as diverse as those representing doctors and to note that he remains a devout Catholic for example, there was to have your parent act like you’re not don’t think it can be done. You can spoil atheists, resist religious alternatives to convendonal as presidenL even more so now as he SUNDAY, JUNE 9,1991 ~ PRIME TIME even there. a child with too much permissiveness or the premiere of what was medicine. reaves out for spiritual aid. “I’ve got a 2. I won’t compare one child to JOSEPH WALKER too little discipline or too many toys. But Reports given at the Armual Meeting highlighted the priest here in Belvedere (Ptiace) and I hilled as a new kind of another. Just because they’re related “too much love?” No way. The way I see CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 importance of seeing Christian Science as not merely an feel very good about it. How many doesn’t mean they’re cut out of the same perpetuate our children’s preoccupation iL love doesn’t spoil — it preserves. public affairs show from O V E R T H E AIR CHANNELS alternative to conventional medical care but as a deeply Of course, this list isn’t inclusive. foolish things would I have done if Ire bolt of cloth. Each child has a right to a with money by constantly using that as a C B S N e w t N e w s g 60 M inutes (In Stereo) g Christian way of life that finds healing through ctMiimit- had not been here.” he said. “Because I Washington. It was called S u n d a y A ll in t h e Murder, She W rote Trials of Rotio O’Noffl N e w e g Magnum, P.l. "The B i g B r e a k Guest N e w N e w e ( R ) g N Ig h t w e t c h There are dozens of other things I could (In Stereo) g D in n e r F a m ily ment to Bible precepts and practical spirituality. sense of individual worth based on in­ reason for denying privileges. It’s am reminded: ‘Gh, Jesus, God looks at (In "Moving Violation" Jessica "Conflict of Interest" Hank Ugliest Dog in Hawaii" The performers: After 7. (R) (In E n g la n d do — and not do — that would improve “The Boring White Mid­ NETWORK-CBS Stereo)g Archie sues tries to clear Sheriff asks Rosie to take over d M billed as Hawaii's Stereo) S u n d a y (R) Well-documented healings in diabetes, deafness, dividual attitudes, aptitudes, talents, in­ probably better to occasionally say “no” me.’ And even when I do it under the for whiplash. Metzger ol killing an the defense of his younger ugliest mutt is the target of my fathering skills. But these will do for WFSB O epilepsy, hepatitis, and pneumonia were reported at the terests and desires. If they’re vastly dif­ without always justifying thp answer table, I know that God sees it And, dle-Aged Male Talk (In Stereo) g ambassador's son. (R) g brother. (In Stereo) g kidnappers. starters. N e w f g A B C N e w s Sea W orld Star-Spangled A m e r ic a ’ s ferent from one another, so much the bet­ financially. A m e r ic a ’ s Movie: “W eekend War” (1988, Drama) Stephen N e w s g H o g g in ’ s Y o u r Movio: “Griffin and Phoenix: A Lovt Sh » r y ” (1976, P a id meeting. Video-t^red interviews were shown of in­ therefore, I don’t do it” S u m m e r Musical variety 6. I won’t take everything so dam And for fifth-timers too. Hour. g F u n n ie s t F u n n ie e t Collins. Charles Haid. A routine training mission in H e r o o e A H e a lt h I Drama) Peter Falk. Jill Clayburgh. Two pet >ple suffering P r o g r a m dividuals discussing their healings of life-threatening ter for family diversity. Walesa’s deeds provide more detail to NETWORK-ABC special with John Denver H o m e P e o p le Honduras turns into full-scale war tor a group of video of from terminal illnesses meet and discover a new zest 3 .1 won’t stereotype my children. My seriously. Now, that doesn’t mean I Joseph Walker is a bishop in The his hazy pronouncements. When he and Marilyn McCoo. (In V id e o s A Hobby horse unseasoned American National Guardsmen. (In Stereo) angry for life through their friendship. hemorrhaging and severe, long-standing pleurisy. WTNH O l Stereo)g proposal, g ro deo.(R )g P coadies. (R) In a special statemenL however. The Christian Science boys have as much right to ballet and won’t t^ e a tough stand when the situa­ Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day chose the first non-Communist prime ways find sports on cable TV. And I N D E P E N D E ^ A - T t a m "Say It With Movie; “Forbidden” (1985. Drama) Jaqueline Bisset, tion calls for it. But I’ll pick my battles Saints. 1 It Takes a Thief "The Lay N e w t g P a id P a id P M d P a id 1{ P a id { [P a id j P a id P a id music lessons as my girls do. And my minister of Poland in 1989 there were O 1 Bullets" {Jurgen Prochnow. ot the Land" Board of Directors reminded readers: “Christians of sure enough, one cable network was WWOR P r o g r a m P r o g r a m P r o g r a m P r o g r a m P r o g r a m P r o g r a m P r o g r a m P t 0 9 ^m i INDEPENDENT Movie: "North Shore” (1987, Drama) Matt Adler. Nia many denominations are actively involved in healing ser­ three finalists. Gne was Kuron, and one showing some sort of game put on Lifostylos ol the Rich Billy Graham Crusade (In N e w t O d d C o u p le Star Trek: The Next { niorto Rican Parade New York Puerto F lican parade. T e le e - WPIX ID {Peeples. {end Famous (R) Stereo)g vices and prayers for the sick.” They pointed out that was Bronislaw Geremek, who is by a new international football Generation (In Stereo) g { Host Gerakfo Rivera. (R) D a r iu i d e Movie: "By t many people around the world have found Christian described as the “James Madison” of the league. lawn’s Early Ught" (1990, Suspense) Movie: "H ello, Dollyl" (t% 9. Musical) Barbra Streisand, Walter Matthau. Widow J e f f e r t o n t S le d g e Byron Allen Singer Donny M o n s t e r s T a l e s F r o m ( O f f A i r ) Powers Booir le, Rebecca DeMornay. American and Dolly Levi, while matchmaking for her friends, becomes set on capturing a weatthy P H a m m e r l Osmond: actress Lisa "Malcolm" A t h e healing an effective remedy in modem-day society. Pblish constitutional process. But Polish The game pitted the New Guinea INDEPENDENT Soviet leader! 1 race to avoid a nuclear confrontation and successful Yankee merchant for herself. Hartman: comic Michael musician is D a r f c t id e Watergate histoiy redone after an unidentified missile explodes over Russia. Philip Longstreth sources believe it was the “Catholicness” Cannibals against the Warsaw Con­ Winslow. (R) (In Stereo) tormented by "The WTXX O ihis soul. First Church of Christ, Scientist of the third candidate. Tadeusz certo. It was a little dull, though, Apprentice" Manchester WASHINGTON — The first major chief-of-staff. The authors say that Haig, tion, but evidence that it serviced DNC NETWORK-NBC N e w e N B C N e w t C. Everett Koop, M.D.: E x p o s o '( R ) R e a l L i f e (In Movie; "A Cry lor Holp: Tho Tracay Thurman N e w e S p o r ts {Fam ily Ties jlOn the Edge of Survival ( O f f A i r ) Mazowiecki, that won him the slot even though all the players were WWLP ® Q {“Listening to Teen-agers" {(In Stereo) g {{Stereo) g { S t o r y " (1989, Drama) Nancy McKeon. (In Stereo) g M K h i n e revisionist history of the Watergate scan­ as much as anyone, was Woodward’s clients and friends is scant. Geremek is a ntm-practicing Jew and wired for sound and there was a PUDUC T r e v e i t in T o d a y 's H o m e t im e dal, “Silent Coup: The Removal of a “Deep Throat.” Y a n k e e Vittnam : A Televieion S h o lle y F r e s h M atlorpioce Thoatro "1, Claudius" "A Touch of t o n A ir ) Letters policy The credibility of a work like this Kuron, falsely rum oi^ to be Jewish, was camera in the quarterback’s helmet. WEDH O E u r o p e G o u r m e t "Framing" g S h o p H is t o r y g F ie ld s Murder/Family Affairs" (R) (Part 1 of 12) g | PresidenL” has been published by St. ■ In a way, this book is an attempt by often turns on minor details. — The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters simply deemed “not (Zatholic enough” All you heard was “oof!” and “I U ttte House on the N e w h a r t C a r o l Knight Rider "Bromer's A -T o a m "Deadly N e w h e r t 1 Love Lucy P a id J a c k V a n P a id P a id ( O f f A ir ) Martin’s Press. P r a ir ie Stephanie B u m o t t a n d Keeper" An extortionist " should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten Vjohn Mitchell to reach out from the The book makes much of Woodward’s for Walesa’s and the church’s support at keek de ball!” Which is not much Maneuvers Terrorists Dick's show, Lucy plays a P r o g r a m Im p s P r o g r a m P r o g r a m The complex book has as its chief vil­ Igrave through his closest friends and INDEPENDENT and Bully F r ie n d e threatens to bomb a city If capture Murdock, Face gets a bad bull in a TV pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any long relationship with Haig when Witer- the time. different than regular American pro become Guest: Tim a prisoner isn't released. and B.A. review, g drama. lain former White House counsel John, WTWS O friends, g Conway. reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries }grab John Dean by the throat. The gate occurred. The authors say the Poles are intimately familiar with what football. Dean, who became a whistle-blower and 'to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is authors say they researched the book for relatimship came about because Wood­ h^ipened the last time the Catholic The New Guinea Cannibals won. N e w t N B C N e w s C. Everett Koop, M.D.: E x p o s e R e a l U f a Movie; “A Cry for Help: Tho Tracay Thurman N e w e G e o r g e P e r e o n a ii- S h e i i ( O f f A ir ) then the chief witness against his former more than eight years. When they began, g "Ustening to Teen-agers" Medical Profile of a S t o r y ” (1989, Drama) Nancy McKeon, Bnjce Weltz. M ic h a e l’t t i e e Y o u ’ r e final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All ward regularly briefed Haig during C h i ^ enjoyed siqnemacy during pre- All well and good, but it was totally NETWORK-NBC Alarming rates of birth and insurance paroled Based on the true story of a Connecticut woman who g p o r tw R e a d y t o colleagues. letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad­ Mitchell was still alive and gave the 1969-70, when he was stationed at the Wbrld War n days. Church leaders were unnecessary to show theni after the sexually transmitted fraud. (R) (In convict (In sued the police after being attacked by her estranged lb w M n e(ln Q u it According to authors Len Colodny project his blessing. WVIT €Q diseases for teens, g Stereo)g Stereo) g husband. (In Stereo) g Stereo) dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let­ Pentagon as a low-level Navy lieutenant irresponsible, reactionary and qrenly game eating the Warsaw Concerto. i and Robert Gettlin: I N D E P E N D E ^ (&00) M ajor Leaguo Baseball: Boston Red Sox at Movie: “The Lords of Discipiino" (1983. Drama) Jesse Jackson A s k t h e U f e e t y ie It is impossible to overstate how much To stqiport this assertion — which has (A network spokesman defended ( O f f A i ^ 1 ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. A woman named Erika Rikan was run­ anti-Semitic in their natitmalistic zeal. WSBK m Oakland Athletics. From the Oakland Coliseum. (Live) {David Keim, Robert Prosky. M a n a g e r M a g a x in e been and continues to be denied by both the telecast of the incidenL saying it ning a high-class call girl ring. Among The Polish Primate at the time charged in UkOO) M ajor LeagM Bateball: Boston Red Sox at H o m o F u n n ie e t Movio: "W otkond W ar” (1988, Drama) Stephen N e w t R o g g in ’e ^ J e c k w m 1( O f f A i r ) 1 Woodward and Haig — the authors gave pro football human interest.) Oakland Athletics.Trom the Oakland Coliseum. (Live) j V i d t o t 1[ P e o p le {Collins, Charles Held. (In Stereo) g H e r o e s (R) those avaUing themselves of its services one pastoral letter that Jews were “god­ quote former Chairman of the Joint less ... subversives (who) are embezzlers Gn one weekday, I briefly 1 P U B U C ___ T r a v r t t “Tbe Long Ride" All Creaturoi Groat end Sandbaggert M ielerpiece Theatre "1, Claudius" "A Touch of Movie: “Hobeon’t Choice’' (1954, Comedy) Charles j ( O f f A k ) 1 Manchester Herald was the Democratic National Committee. IWQBY O 9 S m e ll "Judgement Day" Murder/Family Affairs" (R) (Part 1 of 12) g Lau^ton, John Mills. j ROBERT Chiefs Adm. Thomas Moorer, and his and usurers and who engage in the white watched a new soap opera based on John Dean knew about this, say the 1 F O X then deputy, former Pentagon spokesman slave trade.” (Thekhov’s “The Sea Gull.” It was star Trek The Next TnieColori Parker In Uving Get a Life ktewted-. Topol the Nowt ISurtdatr Cornice (In [MietinQ/ jUnivartily Network {Paid I Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. authors, because his wife-to-be Maureen WAGMAN Jerry Friedheim. IWTIC (D Generation "In Theory" g (In Stereo) g L e w is C o lo r (R)g (In Stereo) g With Heap(R)g |Stereo) |Rewart(R) | Iprooram 1 In the coming months, Poland will called “As the Tem Whirls.” CABLE CHANNELS was a close personal friend of Rikan’s, However, in response to the book, Daily publication since Oct 1,1914. > It looked pretty racy. It showed an Spaceflighi “Thunder in and possibly one of her girls. blaze its own traU throu^ this constitu­ Our Century "Cities at Crack Doctors U fa on Earth The B io g r a p h y "Schwarzkopf" CaroNne’a Comedy Hour Crack Doctors (R) {Life on Earth The { B io g r M h y "Schwarzkopf" I both Moorer and Friedheim now deny unmarried couple in the same bed. A&E the Skies’ ^ (R) W a r " (R ) (Part 1 ol 4 ) development ol mammals. Norman Schwarzkopf. (R) Unknown to anyone at the White tional thicket of competing interests. development ol mammals. Norman Schwarzkopf. (R) 1 USP8 327-600 any knowledge of Woodward’s having But just as things got interesting, it IkOO) Movie; “Yellow Movie: "The W orid In H i t A i m t ” (1952, Adventure) Movio: “Tho Man in the Gray Flannel Suit" (1956, Drama) Gregory Peck, Movie: "Days ol Glory” (1944) During Movie: “Yellow Sky" (1948) A group ol House, Dean ordered the burglary at I k y ” (1948, Western) Gregorv Peck. The captain ol a seal-poaching vessel developed any kind of relationship with faded to black. The next thing you AMC Jennifer Jones. Based on Sloan Wkson's novel about a young businessman's Worid War IL Soviet guerrillas attemptto outlaws attampts to steal a gold claim RONALD O. NICODEMU8, PubllalMr DNC headquarters in the Watergate of­ Gregory Peck. steals me heart of a Russian countess. search tor the true meaning to his life. stave off a Nazi invasion of Russia. from an oM man and his granddaughter. those who worked in the Nixon White Haig during the future reporter’s year at After Hours saw was a commercial for Processed fice complex in hopes of either digging House hate John Dean. He is the reasem ISdO) Movte: “Man M ovie: “W orth W Inniiig" (1989, Comedy) Mark Movie: "Overexpoeed" (1990, Movio: "Downtown" (1990, Comedy) Movte: “Vittnam , Texas” (1990) Robert M ovie: “The W ild Pair” (1987, Drama) Managing Editor______Peter Downs the Pentagon. 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(In miserable for a beautilul television work when he's transferred to the most former girlfriend from the clutches ot a the same criminal reluctantly join forces. staff couriers, and just an average one at Exchange to experiment in after-houn Financially strapped CBS offered adult situations, violence) Stereo) 'PG-13' (Adult language, adult situations) g actress. (In Stereo) 'R' crime-infested ghetto ol Philadelphia. 'R' Circulation Manager. ____ Getlinde Colletti break-in was discovered. Dean or­ clear Mitchell and themselves, by sadistic drug dealer. 'R' (In Stereo) 'R' thau" says Moorer “Believe me, the JCS trading sessions. If is being billed as the a cultural special that nighL a play T b i t W e e k h w id e W o r ld S p o r te Production Manager. Sheldon Cohen chestrated a massive coverup. He making Dean and Haig the villains. CNN |PrimoNoweg |[W eek in Review (R) W o r ld N o w t In s id e { S p o r ts W orld Report Final Edition S p o r ts Pressroom Manager. _ Robert H. 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Four independent sisters Woodward may have said ‘Good morn­ markets in London and Tokyo. It called “The Gne Gentleman of have a strain on their S43-2711 late John Mitchell and the president. crook. In facL everyone seems to have Disney escape from his nasty foster family. 'G' g the famous attorney's life. o l O x i t e scientific students seeks revenge against strengthen their family ties in this award-w inning Circulation Telephone Number ing, General Ito g ’ when he handed him the world yet a little smaller, and raises Verona." relationship. (R) (In Stereo) e n d H a n i e t the unscrupulous professor who has adaptation of Alcott's novel. Meanwhile, say the authors, their was been manipulated by Dean — except the a packet of cable traffic. But I can’t P been stealing their ideas. 'PG' g 6 4 7 '9 9 4 e a cabal of high-ranking military officers many questions about a financial system A trip to the neighboihood video Pentagon cabal, wMch used what was hrmestly say to my personal knowledge that may not be able to take a breather store didn’t help. The man behind ESPN A u to S p o r t t C e n - Batobail Tonight Major Leaguo B eiiball: Toronto Blue Jays at . From Memorial SporteCenter BasebaH Tonight (R)v B o w B n g : Intercollegiate jSpoftsCrtitor 1 who distrusted, and even hated, Richard R K i n g 1t a r {stadium. (Live) Championships. (R) Published daily, Monday thm Friday, with a Saturday/ happening to its own ends. the two ever met.” before reacting to events and ectmomic Sund^ weekend edition, except certain holidays, by the Nixon because he had cut the Pentagon the counter said there hadn’t been 15:15) M ovit; “ N a t io n a l Movie: "Grem Unt 2: The New Batch" (1990, Movie: "The Hunt for Rod Octobor” (1990, F r e e Movie: "The Josephine Baker Story” (1991, Drama) M ovie: ’’Blue Steel” (1990, Drama) To those well versed in Watergate lore, But Jdin Murphy, a spokesman for the Lam poon'i C Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard ■*la Place, conditions around the world. h r i i l m a e Fantasy) Zach Galligan, Phoebe Cates. A new horde of Adventure) Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin. Based on Tom P r e v ie w Lynn WhKfieid, Ruben Blades. A biography ol the Jamie Lee Curtis. A serial killer out of strategic decision making. 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F r o 9 T O iii P f O f f M The Manchester Herald is a member of The Associated When Watergate started to unfold, conclusions. WOs, the nation’s coital has been Harem Keeper of the Gil SheUcs.” F r o f lis iH Press, the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the New England The book’s publisher had hoped it Movie: “The Dream Teem” 11989, Comedy-Drama) Movio; “RoboCop 2" (1990, Science Fiction) Peter Movie: "Rainbow Drivo” (1990, Drama) Comedy Club AB^tare V Host Join Movie; "Keaton’t Cep" (1 990, Drama) H O V W e they leaked key infonnation to Bob without the nation’s pastime, profes­ There was nothing left to do but Michael Keaton, Christopher Uoyd. Four mental Weller. Nancy AIIo t. The law-enforcement cyborg sets Peter Weller. A Hollywood homidde Press Association and the New England Newspaper As­ For instance, there is evidence that the would be launched with a Time Rivers Introduces periormances by five Lee Majors. Abe V i^ . 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June 8,1991 fHaitrlirslrr Hrralh Trooper From Page 1 Bush From Page 1 J Hummel Figures rain fell outside the Soviet mission orange jump suit and his arms and The description of the vehicle and where he had met with Baker. legs shackled, smiled when he was the driver led police to Terry John­ Section 2, Page 7 Bessmertnykh said the sticking MARY OH09Ef BBRAirr brought into the courtroom. son, according to the ^fidavit. John­ St. Vincent tOC Stv^ncen^^c SPORTS Saturday, June 8,1991 points were substantive, as well as Standing inside a prisoner’s cage son was known by police to drive a as the Judge advised him of his technical, indicating a serious dis­ Volkswagen Rabbit, and a trooper crepancy between the two super­ rights, he blew a kiss in the direction also identified him from the com­ powers’ position on how to reduce of a deputy sheriff and stale trooper posite picture. who stood facing him. Asked if he their arsenals of long-range nuclear A state lawmaker. Rep. John Les- missiles, bombers and submarines Roberts looked to stem Whalers’ negative tide had any comments as he was led coe, D-Windham, returning home H by about 30 percent. into the courthouse, he said: "I need from the state Capitol also reported He said the two sides would By JIM TIERNEY “There has been a lot of negative replacing Scotty Bowman at the end soft. Jimmy’s in between and the th place in the Adams Division for a good lawyer.” seeing a Volkswagen being operated upgrade their negotiating teams here Manchester Herald stuff here lately, and we’d like to of the 1981-82 season. one thing that stands out about him the last four years, scored a Duane Johnson stared straight suspiciously in North Windham turn that negative into a positive,” u His NHL head coaching record is ahead and was expressionless during and that experts would be added to is that he is always honest with franchise-low 238 goals this past about a half hour before the killing. the discussion of one of the toughest TTIJ TTlJi Johnston said. “I think bringing 21-16-8. you.” season. the arraignment. Lescoe, who gave police a descrip­ HARTFORD — In an attempt to remaining problems — how much stem the tide of negativism sur­ Jimmy h^re is a positive. We’re “The last three years in Indian right wing Blair “Don’t look to me as somebody Two troopers and three deputy tion of the driver, said the motorist information from missile flight tests rounding the Hartford Whalers, vice trying to get some continuity in our Springfield have been three very Atcheynum made no reservations that’s going to come down and out sheriffs stood guard over the shielded his head when he pulled up president and general manager organization. It’s a step forward for rewarding years for myself and for when speaking of Springfield’s my hand on somebody’s head and brothers. Solemnly watching the next to him at an intersection. is to be exchanged. Asked if he were growing more Eddie Johnston named Jimmy us.” my family,” Roberts said. “I had second straight Calder Cup cham­ everything is going to change. I proceedings from the front row of Fingerprints taken from the point pessimistic, Bessmertnykh said, Roberts, who has guided the Roberts, who played on five Stan­ done what I thought I could do in pionship. need everybody’s help. The or­ the jury box were five state troopers, of forced entry into the sporting Springfield Indians farm club to ley Cup championship teams with the American Hockey League. ganization is the Hartford Whalers all in uniform. goods store were found to match “We are not less optimistic at all. I “We owe everything to Jimmy,” consecutive Calder Cup champion­ Montreal in the 1960s and 1970s, Being in Hartford is a great chal­ and is the Springfield Indians. It Terry Johnson has a record of those of Terry and Duane Johnson, think we are in a more working Atcheynum said. “We were pretty mode. We are realists. We have just ships in the American Hockey becomes the seventh Whalers head lenge for me. I accepted the chal­ takes two good teams to make a convictions for larceny, trespassing police said. undisciplined at the start of the year, N started the job. That’s why we look League, the new head coach of the coach in the NHL, replacing Rick lenge because of a bum that’s very solid organization.” and criminal impersonation, and was Deputy Public Safety Commis­ and he made dam sure that things so serious.” • Whalers at a press conference Ley who was relieved of his duties kindled up in me that I have to real­ Roberts said he hasn’t bcgim to arrested early Thursday at a res­ sioner Ray Ouelette said early weren’t going to stay that way. He Baker said, “There is still a fair Friday morning. May 30. ly satisfy.” consider who his assistants might taurant in Criswold on charges of Friday that police had recovered 14 showed every one of us the right amount Of work to be done before A native of Toronto who played Roberts and the Whalers reached be. breach of peace and resisting arrest. of the 22 weapons stolen from the Roberts is noted for his uncanny path.” we can conclude a START ueaty.” Tnjf 15 years in the National Hockey an agreement on a multi-year con­ “I don’t need pats on the back The owner, Anne Kudelchuk, said gun shop, mostly high-powered motivational skills, especially effec­ Springfield was 38-38-4 and Johnson was taunting a trooper who League, Roberts, 51, recorded a tract Friday at 7 a.m. Terms were tive with young players. 43-27-10 the last two regular when things are going well,” rifles. He said the homicide weapon 113-IC9-18 mark in three seasons in not disclosed. Roberts added. “I’m paid for things had come into the establishment. had not been recovered. Police “He’s a winner,” Springfield seasons, respectively. Springfield. Earlier this week, He was an NHL assistant coach in to go well. Hopefully, I can get the “He said something like, ‘That declined later in the day to say if Cheney St. Vincent defenseman Marc Bergevin said. One area where Roberts is going trooper that was shot in the car, it’s Roberts was named minor league Buffalo and Pittsburgh and served as “I’ve been with guys who went to have to work is on oifense. job done and hopeMIy I can be any more weapons had been JIMMY ROBERTS coach of the year by Hockey News. interim head coach of the Sabres, back here for many years to come.” too bad it wasn’t you,”’ Kudelchuk retrieved. From Page 1 overboard and guys who were loo Hartford, which has finished in four­ said. “He hates troopers. He hates The Johnson brothers are policemen.” contracts. scheduled to return to court next Cheney’s comments came a day Police received a big break early Thursday. in the investigation, the arrest af­ after the Navy confirmed that the Hummel figures: Security was heavy during their Newport News shipyard would be Bulls top the Lakers in OT fidavit revealed. Narda Conlay/Manchestar Harald arraignment. A metal-detecting removed from a prelim in^ design A motorist passing by the store at HAIL FELLOW — A State INGLEWeXJD, Calif. (AP) — machine was set up at the court­ project for an even newer generation first 11 shots in the second half, .tied Jordan, who finished with 29 the time of the slaying reported house entrance, and the rear door Police Trooper solemnly Michael Jordan shook off a poor the game with a jumper with 3.4 points, gave the Bulls the lead for of attack submarine, the Centurion. a world apart second half and the Chicago Bulls seeing a Volkswagen Rabbit back­ was closed off. seconds left in regulation, then good, 98-%, with a baseline drive leaves the John F. Tierney The Navy said Thursday that ing out of the driveway. The wimess Several dozen townspeople shook off the Los Angeles Lakers’ scored six points in overtime as the Funeral Home Friday after Electric Boat would do all the was able to give police a description watched from across the street as the By RUSS MACKENDRICK gave them size and depth. They homccourt advantage Friday night. Bulls took a 2-1 lead in the NBA with 1:54 left in overtime, starting design work on the nuclear power of the driver because his headlights suspects were led into the court­ paying respects to fallen Manchester Herald came out as Goebel productions Jordan, who missed nine of his Finals with a 104-96 victory. an 8-0 run that finished the game. plant that would power the sub­ had shone on the car. house. comrade, Russell Bagshaw. with “M.I. Hummel” part of the marine. Conuact awards for con- Hummel buffs should be logo. sUTiction of the first Centurion is ecstatic with this souvenir sheet And still they come. A disturb­ likely years away. from the S t Vincent Past Office. ing parenthetic in Luckey’s book Jackson still an angry man From Page 1 Close followers of the furious Reading clockwise we see The speaks of Sister Maria as “the ar- College submarine competition between the Photographer, “Hello” (a charac­ KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Bo The Royals said in spring training son not to play football and con­ two yards interpreted the Navy’s an­ ter with a phtme). The Postman, other student aid programs, including so-called Pell Williams, a former member of the House Budget Jackson showed up at Royals that they were releasing Jackson be­ centrate on his baseball career, but nouncement as the latest sign that and “Boots” (a shoemaker.) Grants.” Committee, said “American dollars” would be used to Stadium on Friday for the first time cause the hip injury he suffered said he would have done the same Electric Boat is the choice to do all A deqnlyed collector might Collectors' Gephardt praised Williams’ bill as “a sign that pay for his proposal. “The same ones we send down to in the visitor’s clubhouse and con­ playing football for the Los Angeles of the limited amount of submarine know the mold numbers: 178, thing if he had Jackson’s abilities. Democrats disagree with the (administration’s) policy of the Pentagon when we build Star Wars, B-2 and B-1. tinued his war of words with Kansas Raiders would make it impossible work now available and that New­ 124, 119 and 143. There are near­ Corner “The guy lied like he always indifference. We believe all American families need and “There are ways to make the cost neutral with, regard City owner Ewing Kauffman. for him to play baseball this year, if port News is being steered away ly 500 of these numbers described Jackson, released March 18 by ever again. does,” Jackson said in a pre-game deserve help in sending their kids to college. to the cost of the Guaranteed Student Loan Program,” he from submarine work. in C.F. Luckey’s “Hummel the Royals, has claimed Kauffman Jackson was later signed by the news conference Friday. “We’re not talking about a huge amount of money,” explained. “One could make a number of changes in how The Navy denied that its decision Russ MacKendrick “Everybody lies. I lie. Just like he Figurines and Plates” (8th ed.). had a vendetta against him and Chicago White Sox and is Gephardt said when asked about the legislation’s price much money is made available to financial institutions, on the Centurion design had anyth­ This book gives 5 trade marks for released him because he didn’t want rehabilitating under the direction of lied about (former Royals manager tag. “We’re talking'ttbout $1 billion. ... This is a loan the overhead of this program. There are a number of ing to do with a lawsuit filed by the The Photographer (priced $200 to list frmn whose woric virtually all to pay Jackson the $2.7 million he White Sox trainer Herm Schneider. John Wathan) being here. for the program. The money would get paid back. There is a cost members of Congress who want the federal government Newport News yard challenging the $625), eight for the “Hello” ($105 Hummel figurines are taken.” Vir­ was due to make this year. Kauffman has said he urged Jack- whole season. I don’t see him here. to the federal government to administer the program, but to become the loan agent of first resort. There are other award of the second consecutive Do you? I rest my case.” to $650), five fm The Postman tually? Meaning that there’ll al­ it would be a minimal cost.” ‘ members who want the loans to be done by the institui- Seawolf contact to Electric Boat. Th* Assoclatad Prast ($125 to $490), and nine for ways be a Hummel? Williams admitted it is “difficult to tell precisely how tions themselves. All of these are ways to save a sig­ The Navy decision on the design “Bools” (priced $125 to $600). At any rate there is plenty of much” his proposal would cost, but he said “if everyone nificant amount of money.” conuact came a day after Newport Among those flaunting the time for you addicts out there to GETTING READY — Strike the Gold is ridden by Chris Antley during a workout at Belmont attending college wanted a loan, it would double the cost The fact is, families with moderate incomes are having News filed suit in federal court in Thunder and lightning set Hummel name have been dolls, make the Ihimmel Festival at Park on Wednesday. Strike the Gold, who won the Kentucky Derby, will attempt to add the of the current program — and the current program is trouble sending their kids to college, Gephardt noted. Norfolk, Va., challenging the table lamps, candv towls, book “The rich can send their kids to any college they want. Eaton, (%io. This year it is to be Belmont Stakes to his victory list today. about $1 billion.” Seawolf contract. ends, ash trays, fonts, plaques, held on June 28,29 and 30 inatwid music boxes, candle holders, of the traditional second week of to clash in French Open final plates and the legion of figurines. the month. For further information This hints at the enormity of the call 1-513-456-4151, and ask fw Money From Page 1 H-world. the gift shoppe. Mattingly hit Tvins it for Yanks By ROB GLOSTER The Associated Press • ^ ’IBL How it all began: Berta Hum­ St. Vincent uses the East Carib­ NEW YORK (AP) — Don Mat­ If the Bridgeport bankruptcy goes employees every Friday. Sacramen­ State and federal aid, historically a towns in recent years have assumed mel (1909-1946), was a Bavarian bean States dollar, so the $6.70 and catcher Bob Gercn mishandling tingly’s run-scoring single with two Anderson (3-4) allowed only two PARIS — provided through, however, it would set a to, C^if., has delayed opening a critical source ofTljeir money, began many costly social welfare duties artist who made sketches and total on this sheet comes to about Jeff Huson’s bunt single to load the hits in eight innings, walking three they no longer can afford but feel paintings of angelic kids at $2.50. It was issued along with out in the ninth iiming gave the bases. the lightning and Jim Courier sup­ precedent and could encourage other new $25 million library. Brockton, dwindling injhe mid 1980s, when surging a 5-4 and striking out one as the Twins obligated to maintain. “work” and play. She became a another Hummel sheet totaling In five innings, Witt gave up four plied the thunder on a dreary Friday municipalities to resolve their finan­ Mass., has turned off some street­ the federal government began dras­ victory Friday night over the slump­ went four games over .500 (29-25) at the French Open, setting up the cial problems in court, experts said. lights and fired 31 police, 31 Franciscan nun and was able to $6.55 ECS. If not around locally, for the first time this season. Rick tic cutbacks in grants. ing . first all-American men’s final since firefighters and 200 teachers. have further training at the contact IGPC at 460 Vifest St., Few cities or towns are con­ Limits on tax increases — such as The Yankees have won 10 of their AL Roundup Aguilera pitched a perfect ninth for 1954. sidered in bad enough shape to face “We’re under the mercy of this a 21/2 percent annual cap in Mas­ Munich Academy as Sister Maria New York, NY 10001. his 14ih save. From Page 1 last 14 games, including five in their The boyhood rivals used raw bankruptcy. Philadelphia, which has state,” said George Cataldo, an as­ sachusetts —has limited revenue Shuttle Innocentia. Coming Event: Meeting of the final at-bat. Thd Rangers have lost runs and six hits in an impressive Orioles 6, Blue Jays 4: At Bal­ power to overwhelm Germans Boris appointed an emergency oversight sistant to the mayor in the Boston growth when municipalities need Certain canny individuals from Manchester Philatelic Society at Columbia could be damaged by hot five consecutive games and eight of comeback from a sore right elbow timore, Leo Gomez reached base Becker and Michael Stich in four-set group to attempt to resolve huge suburb, which has lost about $35 more. Lower property .assessments the W. Godbel Porzellanfabrik of the Whiton Library, Ihes^y, gases seeping into the cargo bay, nine after winning 14 in a row for that sidelined him with two weeks four times, scored twice and drove semifinals. \J'' dilemmas, has verged on insolvency million in state aid the last four have further cut into tax revenue. Germany obtained the rights to June 11, 6-8:30 pjn. Everyone baseball’s best run this season. left in spring training. in a run as the Baltimore Orioles Agassi pounded out a 7-5, 6-3, for months. New York’s problems years. “If they feel a crunch from the Higher unemployment in many NASA said. her twoHlimensional creations and' welcome. A special team of engineers and a With two outs, left fielder Juan The Yankees tied the score in the took advantage of eight walks to 3-6, 6-1 victory over the second- aren’t that far behind. regions has increased personal tax federal government — which they spacewalking veteran flew to Ken­ Gonzalez misplayed Steve Sax’ bottom of the fifth on Hensley beat the sagging Toronto Blue Jays seeded Becker, picking on his op­ More typical, however, are areas delinquency. have — they cut back locally.” nedy Space Center on Friday to liner into a double. Mattingly, fol­ Muelens’ RBI single with the bases 6-4 Friday night. ponent’s second serves and controll­ like Suffolk County on Long Island, Many urban experts say a large The roots of the problems for duplicate the problem on Discovery. lowed with a single to right off loaded. Mculcns had fwned 12 Gomez, playing his second game ing the match with deep serves and which is furloughing thousands of part of the problem is that cities and m many towns and cities run deep. The test involved snipping the seal ICE CREAM reliever John Barfield (2-1) to make times in his previous 25 at-bals. since being recalled from Class groundsuokes. AAA Rochester, walked three times in the same place where it is broken a winner of reliever John Habyan New York grabbed a 3-0 lead off Courier smashed shots all over on Columbia, then closing a cargo CONES & (3-1), who pitched two innings. Kenny Rogers on Jesse Barfield’s and added an RBI single to help the-court against Stich in winning Baltimore defeat the Blue Jays for bay door to see if the strip of rein­ Starter Mike Witt, activated from two-run single in the first and Pat 6-2, 6-7,6-2,6-4. the second straight night. He had the Free From Page 12 forced rubber prevents a li^ t fit. SUNDAES the 60:day disabled list before the Kelly’s first major league homer The final Sunday will be the first with two outs in the second. game-winning hit on Thursday. pairing of Americans in a French Kathryn Sullivan, the first and ^ "MADE WITH game, was breezing along when As part of its consumer awareness you return. Your own professional: Consult only American woman to walk in Texas took a 4-3 lead in the fifth on Twins 2, Indians 0: At Min­ White Sox 2, Royals 0: At Kan­ Open men’s championship match program, NAMES recommends: Representation: Be especially your own physician regarding your space, was standing by with space OUR OWN Brian Downing’s seventh career neapolis, Allan Anderson pitched a sas City, Mo, Charlie Hough and since Tony Trabert defeated Art Lar­ Instructions: If you buy or rent e- aware of any home medied equip­ possible need for home medical e- gloves to rehearse a possible repair CREAM grand slam. Downing came up in a strpng game, and Chili Davis Scott Radinsky combined on a six- sen in straight sets 37 years ago. The quipment, make sure you get full in­ ment company that solicits your quipment, and obtain his or her job in Discovery’s hangar. The test­ FROM THE FARM" l-for-22 slump. homered as the hitter, and Tim Raines scored twice only other all-American men’s structions for use of any home medi­ business by phone or by knocking Witt had the misfortune of finils at Paris were in 1939 and prescription and referral to a ing was expected to continue COME VISIT OUK FARM beat the -Cleveland Indians 2-0 as the Chicago White Sox beat the cal equipment, and that you under­ on the door. reputable company. through the night. shortstop Alvaro Espinoza messing Friday night for their season-high 2-0 Friday 1949. stand the instructions. If the equip­ Be wary of those marketing prac­ Engineering analysis from other IN BOLTON! up a relay on a potential double play sixth straight victory. night. “I’d like to slap around the people ment requires special fitting, make tices, including advertising and Qualifications: The National As­ tests showed “every indication that who ,ask^ where American Th« Associated Press sure a skilled technician or profes­ telemarketing, which imply that the sociation of Medical Equipment we have little requirement to do COOL OFF IN THE COUNTRY was about five years ago,” Courier sional does the fitting. company is somehow connected Suppliers membership includes anything other than ... close the ANDPETTHECALVESI said. “This says, ‘Here we are.’ ’’ STILL FRIENDS — Boris Becker, left, and Andre Agassi hug Warranty: Make sure you under­ with or authorized by Medicare or more that 2,000 HME suppliers, 100 doors and come home,” said NASA MONDAY thru SATURDAY In Brief... 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Becker thought the ball was out, second set, when the German won a might not be needed, but he Pat Verbeek and center John Cullen are among the 43 Your rights: If you receive unor­ which states that its equipment is Lane, Suite 200, Alexandria, VA HAYRIDES .ester take 1-384 East to Exit 5, baseball team opens its 1991 summer season today at The semifinal victories showed which would have meant a double 10-8 tie-breaker. wouldn’t rule out the possiblity of players who have accepted invitations to attend Team dered home medical equipment, be “free” for Medicare recipients. Even 22314. one. SATURDAYS Right on Route 85, 3rd Left 2 with a doubleheader against Willimantic at Moriarty their common tennis heritage, with fault and a service break for the Ger­ But the 20-year-old Floridian aware of your rights. Ask the com­ if your HME equipment is covered 1-4 PM Dimock Lane. Field. Post 102 also entertains Norwich Sunday at 3 Canada’s training camp to prepare for the Canada Cup each lashing winners off both the man. He asked the linesman to tournament. quickly regained control, breaking pany to pick up the equipment and by Medicare, you still must pay the p.m. at Moriarty Field. All three games arc non-Zone forehand and backhand sides. verify the ball’s mark on the soft Stich’s serve twice in the third set 1 Wayne Gretzky has agreed to be Canada’s captain, obtain a receipt for any equipment 20 percent co-insurance. Eight contests. Agassi, who lost in the final last clay, but the linesman stumbled as but Ray Bourque, Cam Neely and Andy Moog of and then in the first game of the year to Andres Gomez, was the he walked onto the court — his glas­ fourth. Courier celebrated the vic­ Newman’s plays weekend set Boston have declined to play and Mario Lemieux and epitome of steadiness, forcing Be­ ses flying out of his pocket. 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Some to seel U&R Real patio and nice back ning six straight. an errant pickoff attempt Friday, each coilected three hits and Kevin Schaeffer Vntura 3b 4 0 3 1 KGbson If 4 0 10 Montreal 10® 300 034-n cupy this huge 7 and 6 two. Including a homer, for HPM. Texas 26 22 .542 4V2 from claims of unfair heavy lifting. No Sun­ Estate. 643-2692. yard. Easy to maintain, U&R Realty, 643-2692. Drabek (4-7), who already has Minnesota 29 25 .537 4i/z Thmasdh 3 0 0 0 Brett dh 4 0 10 Atlanta 010 000 001—2 helping Mike Morgan and the Los Standings: Cummings 7-0, Social Club 4-2, Duplex zoned for busi­ Seattle 27 25 .519 5Chicago Cubs. Kansas aty 24 28 .462 8i« Uhnsn cf 4 0 0 0 Seitz 3b 3 0 1 0 2B—DeShields (5), Grissom (8), Williams 2 (2) trade names or patents, kept 3 bedroom Cape, Jackson & Jackson C ora2b 4 0 0 0 Mefrinee 3 0 0 0 Bullock (3). LoSmilh (5 ). S B -O oS hlelds (26) of the otherl Each side seven innings but benefitted from It was the third straight win for Northern Friday'a Q am aa violation of rights of fenced pasture, riding Real Estate. 647-8400. MANCHESTER-Building Lata Qamaa Not Includad G ulllenss 3 0 0 0 SUlwell ss 3 0 0 0 Grissom 3 (26), Williams (1). Nixon (24). BABYSISTER/NANNY- offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full excellent defense, especially the privacy and infringe­ ring, 3 stall horse barn the first-place Ekxlgers and the third Eastern Video nipped Trash-Away, 4-2. Kevin New Tbrk 5. Texas 4 W km tsc 3 0 0 0 Shmprt2b 2 0 0 0 IP , H R E R BB SO Part time. Infant. Buck- baths. Owner’s side "START-Out smarti Ab­ Lot. Exclusive Mountain Krause and Carl Ladd each had two hits for Crmrteph 10 10 Montreal ment of copyright and with tack room. Above throwing arms of Slaught and Van loss in four games for the Cubs. Baltimore 6, Toronto 4 land Hills area. Must be had 3rd floor rec room solutely immaculate in­ Farms area. Ap­ Video. David Simlar had three hits and Bill Minnesota 2, Cleveland 0 Howard 2b 0 0 0 0 BoydW,3-6 72-3 6 1 1 2 6 proprietary rights, unfair ground pool! proximately 1 acre. Un­ Slyke. TMala 32 2 5 2 Totals 32 0 6 0 mature, responsible. with skylights and side and out. Vinyl Chudzick two for Trash. Chicago 2, Kansas City 0 Ruskin 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 competition and libel Manchester, $1/4,900. derground utilities, 6-S Slaught gunned down two runners Standings: Economy Oil 6-1, PM Const 6-2, Chicagtf 000 100 010-2 Sampen 1 2 112, References required. paddlefans. Anne Miller siding, energy efficient, Detroit at California, (n) and slander, which may Phil Blazawski. Philips water, sewer. Asking attempting to steal, nearly picked NL Roundup Coach's 4-3, Police 4-3, Dean Machine 2-5, Boston at Oakland, (n) KansaaCHy 000 000 000-0 Atlanta For appointment, 644- Real Estate, 647-8000. walking distance to Video 3-4, Trash-Away 3-4, Winlnger's 1-6. Milwaukse at Seattle, (n) E—Seltzer (3). D P -C hicago 1, Kansas City /WeryL,6-4 3 2-3 7 4 4 3 5 result from the publica­ 7793 before 6pm. Real Estate, 742-1450. beach. 1-Year buyer $130,000. 649-5711 or another off second base and short- 1. LOB—Chicago 5, Kansas City 5. •CUSTOM-Ranch. Park Saturday's O am aa StClair 4 3 3 1 0 7 tion of any advertise­ "ITS HEREI CHFA Money protection plan. 742-1244. Tom. circuited a potential rally by throw­ Charter Oak Boston (Clemena 7-3) at Oakland (Slusarski 2B —Ffosqua (5 ). SB—Raines (17). Stanton 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 ment in the Manchester GENERAL-Laborers. Im­ like grounds. Asking Phillies 5, Reds 4: At Cincinnati^ 2- 2), 4:05 p.m. IP H R E R BB SO Rarrett 1 5 4 4 1 1 mediate openings. Earn is out. Com e to the Coventry, only 31 ROOMS FOR RENT e 1M1 by NEA. Inc. ing out Tim Teufel on a nmdown Wilson Electric lopped Army and Navy, 10-9, Herald by advertiser, in­ $184,500. Call Ron CHFA-DOH Seminar. $114,444. Tony Tonuny Greene struggled but stayed at Fitzgerald. Dan Jones had three hto and Gill Texas (Barfield 2-0) at New >brk (Taylor 1-0), ChiesQo WP—Avery, StClair 2. Rarrett. P B -H eath, $2200 monthly putting Fournier for a showing, play. 7 3 0 p.m. Hough W.3-2 72-3 6 0 0 0 3 Reyes. • cluding advertisements McCue Mortgage/ERA Laskus. Philips Real MANCHESTER-Free Francis and Bill Meadows two apiece for Wil­ together various arts 649-3087. RE/MAX 35 STORE ac OFFICE Hurst (6-3), who had won nine of unbeaten fiiday night as Dale Mur­ son's. Randy Bombard, Tim Maloney and Jim Toronto (Key 8-2) at Baltimore (Robinson Radinsky 3,1 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 Umpires—Homo, RIppley; FirsL Rapuano; in any free distribution Blanchard & Rossetto. Estate, 742-1450. week with $100 security 32 APARTMENTS FOR Kansas CHy and crafts localjy. Full East of the River, 647- phy hit a solo homer and a tie-break­ Quinn each had a pair for AAN. . 3- 5), 7.35 p.m. Secorid, Crawford; Third, Tata. publications published Get pre-qualified, learn deposit. Clean, quiet, RENT SPACE his last 11 decisions, allowed Pit­ AppierL.3-7 9 5 2 2 2 8 T—3:15 A—23,097. and part time. For ap­ Chicago (Hibbard 3-4) at Kansas City (Gor­ by the Manchester 1419. how to register for tsburgh to score only in the second. ing single to give the Philadelphia Pop Delaney don 4-3), 8 3 5 p.m. PB—Wbkamatsu. plication call 203 781- furnished. 646-8337. PLAZA-bpace tor lease. Herald. MANCHESTER-Available Barry Bonds walked, moved up on Phillies a 5-4 victory over the Cin­ Clevsiatxl (Itagy 2-5) at Minnesota (Erickson Giants 5, Cardinais 2 8608. ■EASY-To landlord! funds. See how you Windham/Willimantic Hungry Tigar Restaurant outdislancad Main 8-2). 835 p.m. National League results $164,900. Collect extra can buy a home for as 32 APARTMENTS FOR July. 4 Rooms, 2 Hurst’s wild pitch and scored on cinnati Reds. Pub, 16-6. John Taylor had three Nta, Spencer SAN FRAN St. LOUIS area on Route 6. Detroit (Terrell 2-6) at California (Abbott 5-4), abrhbi abrhbi 2 PERSONALS HOUSEKEEPER-For income and own your little as $2500-$3000 ______RENT______bedrooms. Newly Greene (5-0) gave up 10 hits and Moore homered and Scott Susko three hits kv 1 0 3 5 p.m. Dodgers 3, Cubs 2 17,000 Dally traffic. Slaught’s single up the middle. duding a homer for HTR Ed Hanlon had three McGee cf 3 2 10 MThmplf 4 110 busy household with 3 own home with this 6 total down. Date: renovated with carpet­ Milwaukse (Wsgman 2-1) at Seattle (Rice 1520 Square feet. four runs in seven iimings, including hits and Frank Marandino and Dan Socha two LOSANQEL8 CHICAGO RThmp2b 1 0 0 0 OSmIlhss 4 111 MATURE-Single card children, professional and 6 duplex in a quiet Wednesday, June 19, 1 BEDROOM-Apartment, ing and appliances. Hurst gave up seven hits, walked 1-0), 10.35 p.m. abrhbi abrhbi $1000 monthly. 742- a three-run homer by Ihul O’Neill each lor Pub. WCIark 1b 3 0 0 0 Lnkfrd cf 3 0 2 1 players interested in parents, dog. Includes area across from (cen­ Time: 7-8:30 p.m. 2nd floor, on busline. Centrally located. $575/ two and struck out two before being Sunday's Qamaa BuUercf 5 0 1 0 CLndmcf 4 2 2 0 MaWlm3b 4 12 2 Grraro 1b 4 0 10 0569. Texas at New >brk, 130 p.m. card playing get cleaning, ironing, $550. monthly. Peter- month plus utilities. Call lifted for a pinch-hitter in the that tied it 4-4 in the fourth. Roger Rec Samusl2b 5 0 2 0 Sndbrg2b 40 11 Bassrf 4 0 11 Josorf 4 0 10 ter Springs Park. 6 Place: 189 West Center PUBUSHOrS NOTICE: Clavsiand at Minnsaola, 2.35 p.m. togethers-Just for fun! man Bldg. 649-9404. McDowell gave up a single in the Murmylb 4 0 10 Grace 1b 4 0 11 Leonrdlf 3 0 0 0 Zeile3b 4 000 errands. 10-12 Hours Bedrooms total. Dining St., Manchester. Call until 9pm. 623-6970. seventh. Manchester Pizza belted'Nutmeg Mechani­ Chicago at Kansas City, 23 5 p^m. EQUAL HOUSING 37 INDUSTRIAL Daniels If 2 10 0 GBell If 4 0 10 Kngery If 1 0 0 0 PgnozzI c 3 0 0 0 649-4173. weekly, but flexible. Bette for reservatbns, eighth and walked cal, 17-8, at Nika. Tad Clifford had four hits In­ Detroit at California. 43 6 pm. rooms, first floor OPPORTUNTTY 1 or 2 ROOMS-For rent on MANCHESTER-4 Rooms. Javier rf 5 110 DwSmt rf 3 0 0 0 Knnedy c 4 1 1 0 Oqendo 2b 2 0 1 0 $9.00 Per hour. Send PROPERTY Mets 6, Astros 3: At Houston, cluding a homer and Art Nowell, Keith Milwaukee at SeaUe; 435 pm. lauhdry. Aluminum 646-2482. Refreshment A l Real Eitate advertised in Main St. Call 529-7858 two in the ninth before getting his LHrris3b 4 122CW1ker3b 4 0 0 0 Uribe ss 4 1 1 1 G P ena2b 0 0 0 0 Appliances. Utilities. No LIndstrom, Rick Nicola and Nick 'Ibtishafsky Boston at Oakland, 5 3 5 p.m. 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS letter with qualifications siding, new roof and and door prizes. this newspaper Is subject to Kevin McReynolds’ ninth-iiming Scosdac 3 0 2 0 Dnetonss 3 0 0 0 Rbnson p 3 0 1 1 Olvares p 2 0 0 0 or 563-4438. pets. No children. First, COMMERCIAL-Industrial 10th save, preserving only the throe each far Rzza. Mstishefsky homered. Toronto at Baltimore, 83 5 pm. and references to: Blanchard & Rossetto the Federal Fair Housing Act double sparked a six-run rally as the Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 Brryhil c 3 0 1 0 Rghelti p 0 0 0 0 Terry p 0 0 0 0 moreT Year round ac­ last month security. second victory for the Phillies in six Mike Llnsenbigler had four hits including a Morgan p 3 0 0 0 Daenzopr 0 0 0 0 Manchester Herald, of 1968 which makes It Itegal Bedroom flat. for rent, new. 1250 to Perry ph 10 0 0 •“STRAWBERRIES*** tivities in the park make Real Estate, 646-2482. , stymied for eight homer and Tom Oriowski three N U and lour CGwyn ph 1 0 0 0 Lnester p 0 0 0 0 to advertise "any prefer­ Appliances. No pets. $450. July 1 6000 square feet, 21 games. National League standings C a r ^ p 0 0 0 0 Pick Your Own! Box C105, PO Box 660, for a life of fun! Anne innings, beat the 6-3 others two each for Nutmeg. C ndlm p OOOOBoskiap 2 0 0 0 •JUST-lmaginel If youfre ence. IlmitaHon or discrimi­ $575/Month. 2 Months occupancy. 649-7850. foot height. 646-0672. Standings: USA/HC 7-0, Pizza 6-1, Mainville E astD ivW on Totals 30 5 7 5 Totals 31 2 7 2 Chaponis Brothers. Manchester CT 06040. Miller Real Estate, 647- nation based on race, color, Friday night. Expos 11, Braves 2; At Atlanta, JHw Itp OOOOMcElryp 0 0 0 0 crazy about old- Security. 649-9455. MANCHESTER-2 Plus 4-3, MPM 4-3, Nutmeg 3-4, Pub It 3-4, W L Pol. QB Wilkins San Francisco 002 001 020—5 Clark St., S. Windsor. 8000. religion, sox, horxJIcap. fam ­ Marquis Grissom had a career-high Pittsburgh 34 1 7 .667 — MANCHESTER-POSTAL fashioned charm and With the Mets trailing 2-0 with Vbkohama 1 -6, Network 0-7. c 10 0 0 St. Louis 002 000 000-2 Free containers. Sorry- ily status, or national origin, or 3 R

t h e n e w b r e e d BLONDIE by Dean Young a Sian Draka

Crossword - to, n*fi Adfc«, [>t«tou,«,tovK-g Sy-to-** OAOOy, I'M GOINS YOUR RATHER IS) WHY HE'S aSSH UNDER THAT TO HAVE COMPAbh' REALLY A ^ O O YOU CAR ALL APTERNOON IN MERE D60ICATE0 XSAYTHAT? MBCHANIC J ACROSS (2 wdt.) An«w«r to Pr«xloui P u iil* 46 Tax Hat! IT’S TAG SALE TIME I OppoUta of 48 Bulclitr'a □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ pp(t tool nao □□□□ □[!□□ 4 Liril 53 I cannot tall □□a □□□□ □□OQ 5 Oultr □□□□□□□ □□□□□ covtring 54 Indian maid □ □ a □□□ 4 Days for the Price of 3! 12 Ctrail griM 56 Aciratt — 13 Call II------Zadora 14 OppoMd 57 Changaito n a a □ □ □ □ □ o c id 15 Boat gaar iaathar □ Q D □□□□□ □□□ Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to 16 SaMlo 58 Batwaan Ky. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 17 Batabaltar and Mill. yjJONG, Hualal 58 Navy ihip □ □ □ □ □ □ 18 Nota prat. □□Baa □□&□□□□ announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. 20 Having mada 60 DHl laad BOBB □□□□ BDID ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johiwan avtW ' 61 Portico □ □ □ □ B O B a □ □ □ 22 Banchat 62 Sauit — □□□□ □□□□ □□□ Tag Sal# M s M 24 Cooking Marla 7 ^eriMEb, V r TklMK OF SOMETHIfOG DO YOU LIK E •Die r iA \ E v o o fio r u ; Ba la ty Taaaiay, M, For TWa Spodai V H M l 11 Cowa tael \^OFfkE-0LUe.,J EM0ARRA&6IIOG I DID DO THAT?, IM A FIGHT IM 26 Caka flora DOWN 19 Uncloaa 41 Brltiah flyara ALOOGTiMEAfiO.' C a ll 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN | j T j STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 25 RKkat (poat.1 (abbr.) we. weAxeR iom / tiring 1 Expartt 21 Faahlonabla 43 Football div. malarial 2 Baaabaiiti raaort 45 Up to Ihia 31 SmaH kilat Noian — 23 — Earp point |2 3 Finnith lint 25 Annoying 87 BflSC. FOR SALE 32 Htrb wdt.) 88 TAP SALES 91 CARS FOR BALE 91 CARS FOR SALE 34 Lohangrin’t nama child 46 Byt-byt 6-8 brida 4 Haadwaar 26 It not wall 47 Actor Bataa Rich Adkins 35 Chok voica makart 27 Aciratt AIR-Conditioner-18,000 TAG SALE-78 Richmond ACURA-1987 Silver " 48 Muaiclan — Dr. Saturday, June 8, 37 War mKhIna 5 Salad barb Hapburn Domino “If nothing else, it’s been a terrific workout BTU. Good condition. TONY MARCH Integra, 2 door ^ 36 Evar (poal.1 6 Adda laa- 28 Currency 50 ContItF 9am-2pm. Crib,infant for the old cardivascular system, eh. Bill?” $100 or best offer. Call BUICK-GMC hatchback, 39K miles, 5 Z 40 Lalaura aonlng to unlit lalion N 649-7379 anytime. clothing, stove, exer­ speed, air, 3tereo/ garmani 7 JakylTa 29 PlaIntifI 51 Sariatof SpecioIisED.S4K $4,977 capacity Kanmore 84ChavyCdvc8*r $3477 45 Suppoting 10 Photocopy 36 SHckaat stuff I 86 Ford Escort $%S77 OLDSMOBILE-1988 Cut- “ 38 Hart — SPIDER-MAN by SUn La* dryer, 9x12 rose PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ KITCHEN St BATH 86 Bronco II Edda Bouar $8,977 lass Siera, sedan. .. MISCELLANEOUS colored rug, Caloric gas 86 PonlkKPciWam* Wagon $4,977 PAPERING Loaded. Excellent * I V e e v re R hurry b e f o r e w frM W HEfTE WeReYOW^SPIPeR-MAN^ WELL, HO m rtep! i m sn a n r REMODELING REMODELING SERVICES range. Call after 5pm, 89 WANTED TO BUY/ 87Ch*vyCh*v*tt*25K $3,977 ¥ ¥ 87 Olds aoughon 2 Dr. $7,477 condition. Must sell. •.!. f l m WAS JUST H E P S ! I N E E P E P YOIR ABOUT rue WALL- ClWWLEl?- 646:3214.______TRADE______87 Toyota Ptefcup $3,977 $4800 or best offer. ! Y WEIGLPS PAINTING CO. KITCHEN f t BATH 88 Ponlloc Grcnd Am $7,977 a K. T 1 Quality work at a YOU-DonI need a store 242-6262 or 649-9006. “EASY DOES t r REMODELING ODD JOBS ATTICS-And garages 88 Cantury Estal* Wagon $8477 I 3/uaii'^ reasonable pricel anymore. Buy from in­ cleaned. Also will buy 88BiickR*g 7 AMD *100 THt 645-6523 One coll does it all. Tag Sale. Everything 1/ bast offer. C a ll 646- fS / everything in between. 8515. J MIGHT THAT 1 WAS THE No job too small. 2 price or under. lOesChovyCavallor $3,200“^ VfC£ POESlC*AfT G.L McHUGH PAINTING Free estimates. Saturday, June 8, 9am- Auto, A/C, PS, P B , Low Mites 1 Inlerior/Exlerior Painting Free estimates. CHRYSLER-LeBaron, i % £ a. R?E-SlDeMT , RICK'S HANDYMAN 3pm. Free Coffee. 1 986, 4 Door, air, 1968 Chevy Sprint $2,995 s “I’m kicky the witches only turned me into a frog. Wallpapering - Paper removal 649-2871 289-6253 Community Room, Pas­ THE f l w ? Ceilings repaired and replaced CARPENTRY SERVICE cruise, excellent 5Speed,AM/FM M$S They alnriost turned me info a real estate agent." Serving Home Owneis East ol the Dedts. AddHiong, Ronvidoling. cal Lane, Manchester. conditbn. $3250. 647- Ropalra. ShootroA 1989 Plymouth Com QT $5,400 & River Since 1975 * A lto C leaning 8 Haufing BOLTON-28 Williams,(just 9104. SH ARPEST n i \ Auto, AM/FM Stereo, Sharp Call todw for your estimate Senior Citizen diaoounl . ' TREE SERVICE/ FURNITURE beyond 3J's) Multi­ Insured ~ Referenoea PRUNING REPAIR family, Saturday, ^Center Motors^ PENCIL IN 1987 Bukfc Sofflsrail $4,905 646-1948 Sunday, Monday, 9am- 5Spd.,PS.PB,AM/FMSt8f8C J THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Auto Sales Stumped? Get answers to clues by calling "Dial-a-Word" HAWKES TREE SERVICE We repair all types of wood fur­ 5pm. Antiques, yarn, 1989 Honda Accord LX $10400 ^ ^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee VILLAGE PAlhfTTRS niture and antiques including 369-371 Main Street TOWN! at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 1 8 4 BuckaL truck & chipper. fan, mirror, TV stands, Sedan, Auto, A/C, Loaded new parts, wood turning and 95c per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary photies. Unscramble these lour Jumbles, A social clim ber, an d it « Spedalizing in Stump removal. Free ebek radio, high chair, 6 4 9 -4 3 0 4 one letter to each square, to form looks like he's making it wood carving. 1987 Acura Legend L $11400 Speciolisi^ estimates. Special kids clothing, lumber, 1990ChryilerLeBaron $10,796 84 Dodge Aires lour ordinary words. I Exterior House Painting Estimates ate free V-6, Auto, Leather " '..#9 L ■ consideration for elderly and tools and 1983 Chevy CItatkxi $1,995 Call $2,195 (i WINTHROP by Dick CavaIN Senior Gtizen Discount handicapped miscellaneous. 1985 PonHoc Grand PHx $3495 62 Buick Regal Sedan $2,900 SIFOT Manchster Hardware 85 Ford LTD 1988 Hyundai Excel $2496 8 7 2 -7 7 8 2 647-7553 643-4425 MANCHESTER-Huge V-6, Auto, A/C, Clean 1984 Chevy S-10 Pickup $2,995 CO YOU eeuiEVE S U R E . AND I BELIEVE IN THE EASTER I DON'T MISS multi-family. Antiques, $3,995 1986 Pontiac Gran Prtx $5,695 1982 Honda Accord $3495 CELEBRITY CIPHER IN SAN TA a A U 6 „ X D O ... BUNNY, MY FtMRY S O O M O I H E R ATRICK. furniture, lawn/exercisd 85 Pontiac Flero Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by tamous 1986 Ford LTD $3,795 V-8, Auto, AX:, Sharp Car people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands (or TIALV^E-? AND THE TOOTH BA\RY. y PAINTING ABILITY - H AN D YM AN equipment, cbthes, etc. $3,995 MASONRY E LD ER C A R E 1983 Toyota Cellco GT $3,995 86 Toyota CamryLE $5,900 another Today 's due N equals X f Interior-Exterior AND HOME REPAIRS Saturday, 6/8, 8am- 1984 Toyota Supra $5,999 86 Olds Rrenza YASES r Paper Honoing Auto, Loaded 3pm. Rain date, 1986 Pontiac 6000 L£ $5,795 Low Prices Any type home repair K & R MASONRY $3,995 'ZB XPOSZBY NURSE'S-AIDE Sunday, 6/9. 80 Henry 1985 Pontiac Flero Cpe. $4495 19a7AeuraL8gondSod $10400 □ Free Estimates BHcfc. (ton* concrata poIkH & 89 M azda MX6 anew project cHmrwyrapdr. Years of experience St. (Off Main). 1989 Chevy Corsica $6495 V-6, Auto, Loaded, Sunroof, Silver VICTOR'S PAINTING InsideaOuL IS yuars *jp*rf*nc*. $11,995 JCNPA CBE ZB Ful/hKMud. Care for Elderly 1985 Custom Cruiser Wag $4,795 1988 Ply. Voyager LE $ 11400 641-9996 Ucmi—*523dde. MANCHESTER-35 1979 Ford Bronco XLT $3495 85 Ctvysler LeBoron RAYATS E C L / M B E P OUT '■Vto-lto- Excellent references 4 Cyl., Auto, Loaded, 7 Paesangar ARPCUZBY ARPPF, RagblaimclwHhcorautTm Falknor Dr. Saturday, Over 40 Cars in Stock Plus $2,995 O F HIS "STATUS OUO* protection Call Plymouth Voyager SE $7,900 ___ ^ > IN OROER T O oq, Richard E. Martin PROFESSIONAL 9am-4pm. Big Sale. 88 Chevy Corsica 4 Dr. A □ \XT WORRY ABOUT,. IN UNLEADING sale Braeside & Saef- 1909 Maicuty Grand Mcrq $11,909 . Hettfert 24S-1301 Bath/KItchen Remodeling 1990GEOStoim $8,980 YOU IT'S JUST A O ne CON Does It All CYLINDER HEADS diehill Rd. Manchester. Rain or shine. 1991 Biicfc Cantuy Sadm $14,980 Webuydean.latemocioiused PUNCH OF 10 Vtan iMpulana 1991 Biicfc LaSatxa $14,980 A S A P P ie P MMM CONLEY AUTO MACHINE cars and trud(s. Top prices P i H A R M LE S < S Let A Specialist 1*1 Let A Specialist TAG SALE-166 Peart St. PLUMBING a HEATING Saturday, June 8, 81 Adams Street paid. e v e ^ a l l s -.. D o lt! 6 4 9 - 2 8 7 1 6 4 6 -1 6 9 6 Do It! 10am-5pm. Ping pong Manchester Mr. Duff - Carter Chevroiet table, dresser, 1229 Main Straet household items & 649-4571 Manchester, Ct 1 more. 646-6464 a l l e y OOP by !)«• HOLD BULL! I...I'VE YOU DID IT, THEN UNTIE ME! | OH! OH! irs TOO , FRANK AND E R N E S T by Bob H uivaa A L M O S T O O T T H E OOOJLAS I'M 43UICK. BEFORE LATE! ONE OF Astrograph KNOT I.OOSE' TOE! S/ THEM IS COMING Bridge ' B A C K ! I I v / = / e y FUNNY, , n f? 0 r r . week. % u r money from close friends. Conditions double. You, South, w ere halfw ay be­ are rather uncertain and obligations CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Under NO RTH 8-8-gi T h e rubric tween a bid of one no-trump and two j o i N T — — 7 * S X ^Birthday may be hard to fulfill. most circumstances, you're a rather ♦ KQ7S r:0 no-trump, but those good spot-cards LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Unexpe -ted op­ conservative player, But you could be a VQ94 that rules justified the stronger response. position could thwart your aims today. bit of a risk-taker today, gambling on ♦ A KQ2 A From the bidding, you know that June 9,1991 You may compound this and lose mo­ things for which you haven't accurately ♦ 64 By Phillip Alder 6 - 0 mentum by switching your focus from assessed the odds. West has almost all the missing Tv-iAve.^ Favorable changes where your career is your target to your adversary. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) The one WEST EAST strength, including the heart king and C 1901 b y N EA. Inc Bridge is full of adages, but the concerned could be in the offing in the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepi. 22) It's best not thing you definitely do not want to do 4 A 6 ♦ 10 9 3 2 spade ace. Therefore, duck the first trouble — and fascination — with the year ahead. You may become Involved To volunteer unsolicited advice regard­ today is place yourself in between two V K J 8 7 5 V 3 2 club trick, but when West continues ♦ 6 3 ♦ 10 5 4 game is that there are so many hands RO iO TM AN by Jim M addick in a new enterprise that is glam orous ing something you know little about to­ opposing factions. Both could turn on with the club two to his partner’s jack, ♦ K Q to 2 ♦ J9S3 that are exceptions to the rules. How­ and/or extremely unique. day. Your suggestions might be accept­ you. win with the ace. (You could duck PHIPPS b y . iF a n la PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Braggado­ ever, there is one play technique that GEMINI (May 21-June 20) More re­ ed only to do more harm than good. SOUTH again, planning to win immediately S0.WWERE THERE AREN'T Bu t DON'T FEEL B N J .l I'W HERE BKAViSE OF A sponsibilities than usual might be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If you want to cio isn't going to work for you today. works all the time — unless (sorry!) 4 J 8 4 with the heart ace if East switches to a M lEM L-W E m . IT'S JUST REAUIETHIS ISTHEpRltt CWElM:ClDENr0F6ENET\0S i / dumped in your lap over the next few be generous today, do so with your own Don't attempt to top the other guy's fish you don’t have the entries to carry it V A 10 6 heart.) ItAtiSnWFoRBEIHBk WHAiPSVOUR EXCUSE? days. You'll be able to handle some of possessions. Don't loan nor give some­ story without having the trophy mount­ out. CIWER PNCV VOUW'JOfAT ♦ J987 Next lead a low spade toward dum­ L ^ i y , s e l f is h CURIAUD6E0N. these matters in stride, but others might thing to another that isn't yours. ed on the wall to prove it. What is this universal rule? Lead to­ QUESTS? S\STEf^-. 4> A 8 7 my, putting up the queen if West plays take a bit of doing. Gemini, treat your­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Things ARIES (March 21-April 19) Begin to ward honor combinations. T manage your resources more prudently Vulnerable: Both low. Return to hand with a diamond to self to a birthday gift. Send lor Gem ini's could get abrasive in dealing with au­ Against your contract of three no- as of today: for a brief spell, you may Dealer: West the jack Tor the lead of a second low Astro-Graph predictions for the year thority figures today. Even though you'll trump, West leads the club king. East T ahead by mailing $1.25 plus a long, self- get your licks in, they may be the ones see them drained from several angles. spade. Here West has to play the ace signaling encouragement with the addressed. stamped envelope to Astro- who end up with the last word. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Things o( South West North East on thin air, giving you three spade nine. Without peeking at the East and Graph. c/o this newspaper, P .O Box SA G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Interest to you might not find favor with 1 V Dbl. Pass tricks. He can cash his clubs, but you 9 West hands, how would you plan the l\ » ^ l 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be You're not likely to do today what you your companions today. If you get 2 NT Pass 3 NT All pass discard heart losers and claim the bal­ play if you were South? sure to state your zodiac sign. think can be pul off till tomorrow. Unfor­ pushy, an uncomfortable situation ance. Your nine tricks will be three Opening lead: A K CANCER (June 21-July 22) This is not a tunately. your rationalization is a sure­ could turn into something quite serious. North might have overcalled one spad3s, one heart, four diamonds and good lime to loan money to or borrow fire formula for a logjam later in the no-trump, but his weak hearts and one club. four-card spade suit persuaded him to © IH I. 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