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Board Slammed Rocket Injures Crowd 20—MANCHESTER HERALD. T\iesday, July 3,1990 What’s News Rose to find out soon if he’ll get some jail time Thursday sibility, level of involvement in the Spiegel received a copy of a pre­ filing false tax returns. Although he’s not expected to get One of Rose’s tax offenses falls By JOE KAY the maximum sentence, there’s a under federal sentencing guidelines crime and the amoimt of money in­ sentence report Monday from The Associated Press Rose has been getting treatment federal probation officers. The for a gambling disorder and waiting possibility Rose could be sentenced that went into effect Nov. 1, 1987. volved. Even if the grid suggests incar­ report, which will be used by LOCAL NEWS INSIDE for the other shoe to drop from his to some prison time under federal The guidelines, intended to provide CINCINNAn — Pete Rose’s il­ ceration for Rose, the Judge could Spiegel in deciding a sentence, April 20 guilty plea in U.S. District guidelines. The Judge also could more uniform sentencing, require licit activities cost him a place in allow him to avoid Jail. Judges to look at a specific grid of depart from it and grant probation, won’t be released to the public. ■ Local unemployment anrkatf r lpral6 Court. Aside from his weekly radio baseball. In two weeks, he’ll find but would have to explain his sports show in Cincinnati, Rose has factors in determining a sentence. out whether they cost him his “He’s concerned and very much Rose could receive probation on reasons for doing so. Rose’s lawyers received a copy of rate on the rise. Page 5. freedom as well. b ^ keeping a low profile lately. the report at the end of May, and aware of the seriousness of the the first count, but the second — t'. Manchester, Conn. - A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents A federal judge will sentence “At this point, he doesn’t have situation he’s in right now,” Pinzka subject to the sentencing guidelines Rose admitted in federal court responded privately to its conf ents. Thursday, July 5,1990 Rose on July 19 for his admitted tax anything on his calendar for July,” said. — appears to fall on the border be­ that he failed to report income from Assistant U,S, attorney William 'V’i' ■ Private school offenses. Baseball’s career hits spokeswoman Barbara Pinzka said U.S. District Judge S. Arthur tween a prison sentence and proba­ autogrtqih appearances, memorabilia Hunt didn’t return a telephone call leader could get up to six years in Monday. Spiegel, who accepted Rose’s guilty tion. Rose’s position on the grid sales and gambling. He has paid the Monday for comment. The govern­ payments settled. Page 7. prison and a maximum fine of Pinzka called Rose on Monday to plea April 20, has given no indica­ depends in part on how the Judge Internal Revenue Service $366,043 ment has made no sentencing $500,000 on two felony counts of inform him of the sentencing date. in back taxes, interest and penalties. recommendation to Spiegel. Summer scorcher solution tion how he’ll rule. factors in acceptance of respon­ ■ Coventry ’ s town spirit Pension battered by budget. Page 7. In Brief • • ‘Old timer’ Steffi Graf gets weird feeling Board mation that sent her home to West Ger­ Morrision picks Bender General Oil a winner By ROB GLOSTER many for the weekend, said Capriati is The Associated Press stronger and steadier thw was G r^ at 14, HARTFORD (AP) — Democratic gubernatorial GLASTONBURY — General Oil to p j^ Glastonbury, when she already had been on the pro cir­ candidate Bruce A. Morrison has picked former 10-4, Monday night in JC-Courant Junior Division ac­ WIMBLEDON, England — Steffi Graf South Windsor Mayor Sandra Bender as his run­ slammed cuit for a year. tion. Andy Bartley and John Bowes combined on a doesn’t feel old. A couple of years ago, “It’s Just great how far she is already ning mate for lieutenant governor, the Morrison she was a prodigy. She was only 4 when three-hitter with Bartley getting his fourth win without a with her game,” Graf said. “She is so campaign confirmed today. Martina Navratilova first played at loss for General. Jamie Lockwood tripled and singled natural.” “I certainly can’t deny that she’s the choice,” said Board, Negro and drove in three runs and Mike Bottaro played well Wimbledon. Navratilova, an eight-time Wimbledon Thayer Baldwin Jr., Morrison’s campaign manager But after defeating 14-year-old Jennifer defensively for General, now 6-1 in league play. singles champion, defeated the 14th- said. Capriati in a Centre Court battle for the seeded Wiesner 6-3,6-3 and hasn’t lost a Baldwin said he wasn’t surprised that word had Lavery leads soccer squad future of women’s tennis on Monday, shirked duty set in reaching the quarterfinals. That, she leaked out at mid-moming at ^ e Capitol. Morrison Graf was asked once again what it feels Heather Lavery of Manchester coached the Connec­ said, is important to her body. was to announce the selection and introduce Bender ticut Central District (girls 12 and under) team in the like to play a youngster. at a Capitol news conference this afternoon. By ALEX GIRELLI “It’s Just weird,” said the top seed and “Getting older means that it takes you Pocono Cup Tournament last weekend. Local players longer to recover from tough matches,” Bender, a former high-level official with Connec­ Manchester Herald with the team were Meghan Buckley, Dawn Migliore two-time defending champion, who ticut Bank & Trust, is little known outside the turned 21 last month. she said. “When you get up the next and Christine Parsons. morning, you Just don’t feel as pain-free Hartford area. She served as mayor of South MANCHESTER — The Town Pension Board and Y At 33, Navratilova does feel old. She as you used to. No matter how good Windsor, a town of 20,000, from 1975 to 1977. Town Treasurer arc being heavily criticized in an inde­ Auriemma agrees to terms says it’s important to have easy matches shape you get in, the muscles Just don’t Following a time-honored tradition, Morrison pendent audit of the Manchester pension fund for to give her body a chance to recover. sought to balance his ticket geographically. He is shirking their responsibilities to provide proper fiscal STORRS — University of Connecticut women’s bas­ recover quite as quickly.” So the second seed spent only 53 from Hamden, in the New Haven area, so it made oversight. ketball coach Geno Auriemma has agreed to a four-year Navratilova has a 96-9 record in contract to remain with the Huskies, it was announced. minutes defeating Judith Wiesner on political sense to pick someone from the Hartford The audit was conducted after officials admitted that Wimbledon singles. Evert was 96-15 Delaying the signing is that UConn has a lame-duck Monday. In the process, she tied Chris area. they had apparendy lost more than $200,000 of pen­ Evert’s record for most Wimbledon vic­ before retiring 1 ^ year. Billie Jean King sion money by investing in a heavily-troubled com­ president and an interim athletic director. was 95-15 while winning six singles tit­ Auriemma, 36, signed a five-year contract when he tories (96) and made the quarterfinals for CIA used drug ranch pany. a record 16th consecutive year. les. The auditors said in their report that the pervasive came to Connecticut in 1983 after serving as an assistant The winningest man at Wimbledon is LOS ANGELES (AP) — The CIA trained While the women were waging a battle factor in all weaknesses they found “is the apparent coach at Virginia. In his five years at UConn, Auriemma Jimmy Connors, who won 82 of 98 Guatemalan guerrillas at a Mexican ranch owned by of generations, the men were restoring a lack of pro-active oversight of the Pension Board over has a 92-51 record. The 92 wins equals the total won by a drug lord convicted in the murder of U.S. drug semblance of sanity in a draw devastated matches. the investment aedvities of the retirement fund.” the UConn program from 1974-85. agent Enrique Camarena, a federal report says. by upsets. Women’s third seed Monica Seles The report by Bennett, Katz, and Thibodeau, the After a 12-15 mark in 1985-86, UConn has had four But the Drug Enforcement Administration report Top seed Ivan Lendl defeated Bryan defeated Ann Henricksson 6-1, 6-0 to set certified public accounts who conducted the audit, was strught winning seasons. It has appeared in the NCAA docs not detail why the guerrillas were being -n \ Shelton in the continuation of a third- up a quarterfinal clash with fifth-seeded obtained by the Herald this week through the office the Tournament the past two years, its first ever appearances Zina Garrison, a 6-3, 6-3 winner over trained, nor whether the Central Intelligence Agen­ O in NCAA play. round match suspended Saturday by dark­ town attorney. ness, and second-seeded Boris Becker lOth-seeded Helena Sukova. cy knew who owned the ranch. 5 “n The CIA denied the report, details of which the Fred Geyer, chairman of the Pension Board, Britsox beat Reading ousted 1987 champion Pat Cash in Garrison hasn’t lost a set in the tourna- declined to comment on the report Tuesday night, mern and said she is OMifident about play­ Los Angeles Times published today.
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