20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, August 14, 1990 Brister busy with rejuvenated Steeler offense WEDNESDAY

By ALAN ROBINSON passes nearly intercepted for touch­ But Bubby, as usual, was a bubb­ running game, but Walton is install­ mciiLs on the tape on their arms la.st l^uls Lipps happy. downs. The Associated Press ly Bubby at training camp Monday, ing more variations, more options year. They were lost,” Brister said. Walton has coached quarterbacks This is Bubby being the not- LOCAL NEWS INSIDE and he’s convinced new offensive and more disguises. Forget that “When they came together, they such as Fran Tarkenton, Joe Theis- LATROBE, Ra. - Bubby Bristcr’s ready-for-prime-time Bubby of coordinator Joe Walton’s out-of­ Same Old Stcclcrs’ offense. played some ball. When the offense mann. Norm Snead and Billy Kil­ so busy these days, he doesn’t even 1986, not the Bubby who led the sync offense soon will be out of “We used to have three basic pass comes together, it’s going to be a mer, and secs no reason why Bubby a n r l j f a t p r Stcclcrs to within two points of the have lime to time to sell his new sight. protections, now we have 13,” better offense.” can’t just be Bubby, but also one of ■ Manchester bank robbers sentenced. American Conference championship candy bar, the — what else? — “1 get frustrated sometimes but it Brister said. “It takes time. Our That’s why Walton is stressing the league’s premier quarterbacks. game last season. Bubby Bar. goes with the job,” Brister said. “We passing game needed a change, it patience, patience, patience as every “There arc no guarantees, but he “It tastes so good, it sells itself,” “1 feel the same way I did when 1 were last in offense (in 1989) and needed some new spice in it, so wide receiver learns every other has that ability,” said Walton, the ■Real-life heroes praised in Andover. was a rookie, I could out-run or he said. “Of course, they told me to that’s one reason why Joe came in, even if I have to take a few steps widcoul’s routes, as halfback Tim former New York Jets’ coach. out-throw anybody but you can’t let say that” to make us a better passing offense.” back, it’s going to make me a belter Worley learns fullback Mcrril “Whatever he was doing, maybe we your talent take over because you’re ■ Hebron considers recycling options. Now, if he can just sell his team­ Stcclcrs’ fans may barely recog­ quarterback in the long run.” Hoge’s plays and vice versa. can do it a little better. thinking too much,” Brister said mates on offensive coordinator Joe nize by next month what was tradi­ The Stcclcrs’ defense experienced “There’s no miracles or magic in “1 thought he was hell of a com- Walton’s new offense. The one Monday. “In football, you’d better tionally one of the NFL’s most con­ the same “Whal-in-the-hcck-am-I- this business and it takes work and pxjtilor and had a great arm and had ■ Fiano Estates criticized in Bolton. where ... react, you’d better not think. That’s servative, and predictable, offenses doing?” feelings last year, scram­ lime, but the things we’re doing are the ability to make things happen. why we have preseason games so Brister disgustedly throws the ball under former coordinator Tom bling to learn then-defensive coor­ going to help Bubby a lot,” Walton He’s a good leader, you can tell that Local/Regional Section to the turf as his pass protection we can think through it and react.... Moore. There are more passes to the dinator Rod Rust’s new schemes. said. when you’re coaching against him. breaks down. Bubby nearly heaves I can’t be out there thinking too tight ends, more motion, more shift­ The defense initially was a disaster, Walton said Brister “already was The guys take to him and that’s a M p r a l b Teens request the ball into the seats when a wide much.” ing and more high-percentage pas­ allowing 92 points in the first two a pretty good quarterback” but quality that’s hard to find some­ receiver runs the wrong route. It’s less than a month away, but ses, especially on first and second games, but was dominating as the should be even better in an offense times.” Vbur Hometown Newspaper youthful status Bubby completes just three of 10 their offense seems light years away down. Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year Stcclcrs won five of their final six. that incorpxtratcs not only high-p>cr- Now, if Brister can just convince WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) passes for 35 yards in his first from being ready for the season Of course. Coach Chuck Noll “Some of the (defensive) guys centage j)asscs, but enough deep them they’re comfortable in their — Two of three teen-agers preseason game. Two of Bubby’s opener on Sept. 9 in Cleveland. isn’t about to abandon his trademark were writing down their assign- routes to keep big-play spxxialist new offense. charged with killing an off-duty Waterbury firefighter during a Leader $10 robbery have applied for a Local youthful offender status that would keep their trials private and reduce the amount of prison time they would face if con­ SCOREBOARD wants victed. mother If the applications are granted, the teens would be tried before a Mosaby cf 4 0 1 0 Jacoby 3b 3 0 1 0 judge out of public view and, if Fryman ss 4 0 1 0 Baerga 2b 4 0 1 0 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Signed Brett convicted, they would receive Baseball Lemon rf 4 1 1 0 Alomar c 4 1 1 0 Maxie and Toi Cook, defensive backs. Waived end to Salas c 4 1 1 0 Fermin ss 4 1 1 0 Steven DeShazer, linebacker, and Kevin maximum sentences of just three Totals 33 610 6 Totals 38 511 5 Brown, punier. seeks years in custody and could have Detroit 320 000 001— 6 PHILADELPHIA EAG LES—Agreed to terms American League standings Cleveland 012 000 002—5 with Fred Barnett, wide receiver. Signed Owen their records cleared after they E—DJames, Fryman. DP—Cleveland 1. Hoovan, offensive tackle. Released Mark reach the age of 21. If tried and East Division LOB— Detroit 7. Cleveland 7. 2fl— Moseby, ftrrior, placekicker. war convicted as adults, Voghcl, 17, W L Pet. GB Lemon, Phillips, Whitaker. HR— Fielder (36), PHOENIX CARDINALS-Waived Mike Ap­ * C Boston 62 52 .544 _ CJames (9), Webster (10). SB— WNtaker (6). plewhite, dele.'isive lineman. support of Watertown, and Gonzalez, 17, 1 Toronto 61 56 .526 2 Cole (17). S— Phillips. SF— Phillips, Trammell. PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Signed Craig of Waterbury, would face a min­ BalbiTKire 56 58 .491 6 IP H R ER B B SO Veasey, defensive end. to a three-year contract Cleveland 54 61 .470 8'/a DetroK WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Placed Reggio (AP) — Iraq’s Saddam Hus.scin, imum sentence of 25 years and a Detroit 54 63 .462 9'/S Terrell W.1-1 6 7 3 3 0 1 Branch, running back, on the waived-injured facing U.S. and Arab troops at the By BRIAN M. TROTTA maximum of 60. Milwaukae 48 65 .425 IS'/z Gibson 1 1 0 0 0 1 \ list Saudi border, today sought peace on Manchester Herald New\brk 46 68 .404 16 Gleaton S,7 2 3 2 2 0 2 HOCKEY West Division Cleveland National Hockey League another front by promising to Author may get W L Pet. GB Shaw L,2-3 1 6 5 5 0 0 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS—Signed Rick withdraw from Iranian territory and Mj\NCHESTER - As the buildup Ookland 74 42 .638 Lanz, defenseman. USSR citizenship Chicago 66 46 .569 6 EValdaz 51-3 2 0 0 2 1 NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Traded Randy release soldiers captured during the of American forces in the Persian Texas 59 56 .513 14'rz CVWrd 22-3 2 1 1 2 0 Vfelischek. defenseman, to the Quebec Nordl- Iran-Iraq war. Gulf continues, so does the stress on MOSCOW (AP) — Mikhail Seattle 58 58 .500 16 Shaw pitched to 2 batters In the 2nd. ques, to complete an earlier deal for Peter Kansas City 56 59 HBP—Jacoby by Tenoll. WP— EValdaz. Also today. King Hussein of Jor­ the families left behind. S. Gorbachev today ordered the .487 171/! Stastny, canter. Calilomia 56 60 .483 18 Umpires—Home. Tschida; First Brinkman; dan arrived in Washington seeking “Until you experience it, you just restoration of citizenship to a Minnesota 54 61 .470 19gton No. 1, - i T Ttiasday's Gamas Quintan 1b 4 0 0 0 Jennings If 3 2 1 1 12-5. Larry Prica led Marxiehster with a grarxi The U.S. military buildup in ... O ^ in a similar situation. That’s why after Gorbachev issued a sweep­ Minnesota (Guihrie 3-5) at Cleveland (Black Evans dh 3 0 10 DHdsn cf 3 0 1 1 slam home run. Kristen Ruckey had two hits Saudi Arabia continued at fever she’s trying to set up a support ing decree restoring the rights of 10-7), 7:35 p.m. Burks cf 4 0 1 0 McGwir 1 b 4 0 0 0 while Heather Marques and Mike Jaworski The Associated Press Greenwl If pace, with Syrian troops now part of all victims of Sudin’s repres­ Milwaukee (Knudson 8-6) at Detroit 3 0 0 0 Hasseyc 4 0 1 1 pitched well. Jason Bissorviette also played MIDDLE EAST DEVELOPMENTS — Above, an American solcJier (demonstrates the proper group for area parents whose (J.M.Robinson 9-9), 7:35 p.m. Bmnsky rf 4 0 0 0 Jose rf 3 1 0 0 well. Ryan Flori, Tom LaPlante and Brian a multinational force campicd out in children have been sent overseas in sions, saying thousands of in­ Toronto (Slottlemyro 10-13) at Chicago (Hib­ Pena c 3010 Stenbeh dh 3 0 1 0 Jiulir>ao played well. technique for drinking water from a canteen while wearing a mask and hood that protects bard 9-6), 6 0 5 pm. Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 Weiss ss 4 0 0 0 the desert to guard the Saudi response to the Iraqi invasion of nocent people still bore “a stain Texas (Moyer 1-4) at Kansas City (McGal- Rivera ss 2 0 0 0 Rndiph 2b 3 0 1 1 kingdom from any new thrust by troop members from poisonous gas, which they could encounter while stationed in the Middle Kuwait. of injustice ” o 5 figan 3-0), 8 0 5 p.m. Totals 30 0 3 0 Totals 31 4 7 4 Iraq. “We have to know who we are,” Now York (Leary 6-14) at California (Abbott Boston 000 000 0 0 0 - 0 Football East. Below, President George Bush meets with Sheik Sabah al-Ahmed, left, Kuwait’s deputy 7-10), 10:35 pm. Oakland 002 O il OOX—4 Conditions in Kuwait appear to be premier and foreign minister, in the Oval Office of the White House Tuesday. she said. “I’m sure that in a town of Rebei mocks Boston (Clemens 16-5) at Oakland (Moore E — Jose. L O B — Boston 8, Oakland 7. deteriorating, the British Foreign Of­ 55,000 people there has to be more 10-10), 10',35 p.m. 2B— Burke. HR—Jennings (1). rival’s claim Baltimore (D.Johnson 11-7) at Seattle IP H H E R B B & 0 NFL preseason glance fice said in London. There have •Sir than two (residents) over there.” o m Boston (M.tfeung 5-12), 10:35 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE been reports of wholesale looting The group would allow relatives MONROVIA, Liberia (.AP') Wednssday's Games GHarrisLB-5 52-3 6 4 4 3 4 East — Rebel leader Prince Johnson Gray 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 of overseas servicemen to “talk Boston at Oaklarxl, 3:15 p.m T P e t PF laughed off a claim by rival Minnesota at Clev^and, 7:35 pm. Gardner 1 0 0 0 0 0 N Y. Jets 1.000 17 Plea.se see GULF, page 8. about their feelings, have a cup of si Oakland Milwaukee at Detroit 705 pm. Buffalo .000 6 coffee and just yack.” rebels that they killed him in Toronto at Chicago, 8:05 p.m Sandrsn W.12-7 9 3 0 0 5 7 Irxlianapolis .000 7 factional fighting that has caused HBP—Sleinbach by GHarris. BK— GHarris. Anyone wishing to help form or Texas at Kansas City. 8 0 5 p.m. Miami .000 6 the 8-month-oId war against Baltimore at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Umpires—Home, Coble; First Evans; New Englarxl .000 14 join such a support group can call m New Vbrk at California, 10:35 pm. Second, Walks; Third, Hickox. Central Scars at 646-5093 after 5 p.m. President Samuel Doe to bog T— 237. A—34,784. Pittsburgh 0 0 1.000 30 14 down. Cleveland Bush to Already she has spoken with National League standings 1 0 Orioles 3, Mariners 2 .500 25 23 Taylor’s spokesman and > O) East Division Cincinnati 1 0 .000 17 30 Peggy Lewis, whose son Jim Benes Houston W L Pet. GB BALTIMORE SEATTLE 1 0 .000 10 34 was shipped out on Thursday for defense minister, Tom Woewiyu, Now Vbrk 64 47 .577 _ a b r h bl ab r h bl Wdst had announced Johnson’s death ^ > SFInley rf 4 0 1 0 Fteynids 2b Denver 0 0 Saudi Arabia. During their 20- Pittsburgh 64 48 .571 '/2 3 0 0 0 1.000 26 14 earlier Tuesday and said the 3 3 H Montreal 60 54 5Vz Deverex cf 4 0 1 0 Briley rf 4 0 0 0 L.A. Ftaiders 1 0 .500 33 30 pressure .526 minute conversation, the two Seattle Chicago 55 60 .478 11 BAndesn If 2 10 0 Griffey cf 3 0 0 0 ’vfe.’ : 1 0 .500 41 19 body would be exhibited at > CRipkn ss San Diego 0 promised to tell the other the minute SL Louis 54 61 .470 12 4 1 2 1 ADavIs dh 4 1 2 0 0 1.000 28 16 Tsttlston c •k ;- Kansas City Taylor’s headquarters. Shortly Philadelphia 52 60 .464 121/2 2 0 0 0 POBrin 1 b 4 0 3 0 1 0 .000 3 19 they heard from their sons. Orsulak dh Wsst Division Leonard If 3 0 0 0 > « - iin “I don’t even know Peggy, but we afterward, Johnson called the Holies 1b EMnnz 3b East W L Pet. GB 4 1 2 1 Jordan’s British Broadcasting Corp. in McKng1b felt an instant camaraderie,” Sears Cincinnali 66 47 .584 _ SBradley c 4 0 0 0 W L T P e t PF Wihgtn 3b Vizquel ss N.Y. Giants 1 0 0 London by radiotelephone and San Francisco 60 54 .526 61/2 2 0 11 1.000 20 said. “We shared emotions that I’m Gonzals 2b ’ 43*.. r< - t . ^ f'Csr.. Dallas 0 1 0 Los Angetes 58 55 .513 8 .000 shouted: “Taylor’s a liar! I am Totals 31 3 6 3 Totals 31 2 5 2 Philadelphia 0 1 0 -! ______1 San Diego 54 59 .478 12 .000 Baltimors J ia ------a------....______Phoenix 0 1 0 alive!” Houston 50 65 .435 17 100 200 000—3 .000 The Associated Press Please see SUPPORT, page 8. Seattls Ytashington 0 1 0 Hussein Atlanta 43 70 .381 23 000 010 001—2 .000 DP—Seattle 1. LOB—Baltimore 5, Seattle 6. , — Dan Roggi/Manchester Herald Central Neil Bush has Monday’s Gaman Chicago Cincinnati 6, San FrarKisco 5 2B— CRipken, EMartinez. SB— SFinley (16). 2 0 0 1.000 LbAU RACK — Todd Liscomb, wearing the Ronnies Runners singlet, leads the pack during Detroit Atlanta 9, Los Angeles 5 SF— Vizquel. 1 0 I 1.000 WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ Tampa Bay ethics questioned Houston 7, Chicago 2 IP H R ER BB SO the early stages of Monday night s 2.6-mile cross country race in the Summer Race Classic 1 0 I 1.000 Battimora Green Bay 0 1 I dent Bush is vowing to press Jor- Only games scheduled .000 WASHINGTON (AP) — A McDonald W,5-0 82-3 4 2 2 3 3 Mirviesota 0 1 I .000 dxm’s King Hussein to cut off a vital Tijssday's Games Series at Wickham Park. Behind him are Tom Cary. left, and eventual winner Chuck Van Balloon blazers surprise, entertain Olson S.27 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 West government witness in the con­ Houston (Scott 9-10) at Chicago (Maddux Horn. Liscomb finished second and Cary was third- New Orleans supply line to Iraq, as the Pentagon 9-10), 2 2 0 p.m Seattls 2 0 0 1.000 flict of interest case against Neil Atlanta 1 0 0 considers urging a callup of military Los Angeles (RMartinez 15-4 and Hartley Holman L,11-8 9 6 3 3 4 7 1.000 By SCOTT BREDE BK—Holman. L.A. Flams 1 0 0 Bush says the president’s son 3-1) at New York (Gooden 11-6 and Cone 8-5), 1.000 reserves to bolster active duty units San Francisco 0 1 0 ... Manchester Herald lost his ethical moorings — but 2,5:05 p.m. .000 depleted by the Persian Gulf crisis. Royals 5, Rangers 3 IP H R ER BB SO Murray LA 107 378 64 119 ,315 Thursday's Games did not try to deceive anyone — Atlanta (Leibrandt 4-6 and Avery 2-6) at Pit­ National League results Los Angsiss Pittsburgh 30, New England 14 Hussein arrived in Washington TEXAS KANSAS CITY Jefferies NY 105 418 71 129 .309 MANCHESTER — Whether tsburgh (Drabek 14-5 and Z.Smith 6-7), 2 5:35 Valenzla L.9-10 4 10 7 7 2 4 Sandberg Chi Detroit 34, Houston 10 while a director of a Denver p.m. ab r h bl ab r h bl Astros 7, Cubs 2 113 460 86 142 .309 early today, carrying a private mes­ Wlalsh 2 3 2 2 2 3 Larkin Cin 112 436 58 134 .307 Saturday's Games she’s dressed as Hilda the Hippo savings and loan. San Francisco (LaCoss 3-1) at Philadelphia Huson ss 3 1 1 1 Seitzer 3b HOUSTON CHICAGO Crews 1 0 0 0 0 1 Mitchell SF 100 377 67 115 .305 Los Angelos Rams 19, Kansas City 3 sage for Bush from Iraq’s President (Combs 6-8), 7:35 p.m. Franco 2b 5 0 1 1 Stillwell ss or Roeko tlic Gorilla or just as hi testimony released Tuesday ab r h bl ab r h bl Searage 1 0 0 0 0 0 Homs Runs Atlanta 31, WasNngton 27 Cincinnati (Armstrong 11-8) at St. Louis PImero 1b 5 1 2 0 Perry dh Saddam Hussein, who ignited tlic Yelding cf 5 0 1 0 Dascenz cf 4 2 3 0 Atlanta Sandberg, Chicago, 27; Mitchell, San Fran­ Chicago 10, Miami 6 herself with a bright bow tie and by the federal Office of Thrift (DeLeon 6-11), 8:35 p.m. Sierra rf 4 0 1 1 Brett 1b gulf crisis when his forces invaded Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 11 Smoltz W.9-8 7 6 1 1 3 3 cisco, 26; Strawberry, New York, 26; Bonds, Pit­ Cleveland 25, Green Bay 10 dccly hoppers, Linda Minicucci, Montreal (De.Martinez 8-8) at San Diego Baines dh 3 0 0 0 Eisnrch rf Supervision, University of Biggio c 5 0 2 0 Grace 1b 3 0 0 1 Parretl 12-3 4 4 3 2 1 tsburgh, 23; Bonilla, Pittsburgh. 23; MaWilliams. Tampa Bay 30, Cincinnati 17 and conquered the tiny oil kingdom (Flasmussen 8-10), 10.-05 pm. inevglia If 4 0 0 0 WWilson If owner of Helium Hi’s, always Caminit 3b 5 0 1 0 Dawson rf 4 0 1 0 Mercker 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 San Francisco, 22; Sabo, Cincinnati, 22; Daw­ New Vbrk Jets 17, Philadelphia 6 Colorado professor Edward J. Wednesday's Gamas Pelralli c 4 0 2 0 Maefarin c of Kuwait 13 days ago. Ramirz ss 4 1 1 0 DCIark If 4 0 0 0 BK— Smoltz. Now Orleans 13, Minnesota 10 raises people’s spirits with her Cincinnati at SL Louis, 1:35 p.m. Buechel 3b 3 1 0 0 FINhita 2b son, Chicago, 21; GanL Atlanta, 21. Conry wrote that the 35-year-old Davidsn rf 4 2 2 0 Salazar 3b 3 0 1 0 Umpires—Home. Hallion; First. DeMuth; Runs Batted In Denver 16, Irxlianapolis 7 Bush and Hussein will confer Houston at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. Dghny ph 10 0 0 McFtae cf balloons. Bush did not lie, try to conceal Stubbs 1b 3 3 2 4 Dunston ss 4 0 1 0 Secorid, Gregg; Third, Crawford. JCarter, San Diego, 93; MaWilliams, San Los Angeles Raiders 23, San Francisco 13 Los Artgeles at New York, 7:35 p.m Pettis cf 3 0 1 0 Thursday at the president’s ocean- Candael If 4 1 2 Girardi c 4 0 2 0 T— 2:49. A— 11.945. Francisco. 89; Bonds, Rttsburgh, 88; Strawber­ San Diego 28, Dallas 16 Minicucci and her staff at or mislead. Son Francisco at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m Reimer ph 0 0 0 0 side home in Kennebunkport, Portugal p 3 0 1 Dickson p 1 0 0 0 ry. New York, 75; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 74; Seattle 34, Phoenix 9 Helium Hi’s, a balloon delivery Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Green pr 0 0 0 0 Reds 6, Giants 5 Totals 35 3 8 3 Totals 31 5 7 \farsho ph 1 0 0 0 WCIark, San Francisco, 72; Dawson, Chicago. Monday’s Game Maine. Bush interrupted his 25-day Monbeel at San DHe^, 10:05 p.m. Now York Gants 20, Buffalo 6 sho]) at die comer of Hartford 33 dead in Texas 110 000 100—3 Pico p 0 0 0 0 SANFRAN CINCINNATI 71; Sandberg, Chicago, 70; Wallach, Montreal, vacation Tuesday to return to Kansas City 310 010 OOx—5 DwSmt ph 1 0 0 0 ab r h bl abrhU 70. Friday, Aug. 17 Road and Pine Street, not only Buffalo at DetroiL 7:30 p.m. Washington and was flying back to LOB—Texas 9. Kansas City 6. 2fl— Pal­ Lancasir p 0 0 0 0 Butter cf 3 1 0 0 EDavis cf 4 0 11 Pitching (9 Decisions) dress in zany costumes when Sri Lanka American League results Pittsburgh at Vtfashington, 8 p.m. meiro, McFtae, Petralli. SB —Perry (14). Wynne ph 1 0 0 0 Litton rf 5 1 3 0 Brungr 1b 4 0 0 0 FtMartinaz, Los Angeles, 15-4, .789; Tudor. Maine today after a briefing and Totals 37 7 12 7 Totals 34 2 9 2 Indianapolis at Seatllo, 10:30 p.m. they’re out delivering, diey do it COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) IP H R ER BB SO WCIark 1b 4 1 1 1 Larkin ss 4 0 0 0 S t Louis, 11-3, .786; Cook, Philadelphia, 7-2, speech at the Pentagon. Blue Jays 4, White Sox 3 Texas Houston 030 103 000—7 Mitchell If 2 1 1 1 Sabo 3b 3 110 .778; Drabek, Pittsburgh, 14-5, .737; Burkett, Saturday, Aug. is with a smile. — Naval boats have destroyed Chicago lOO 000 100—2 Now Orleans vs. Green Bay at Madison KBrownL.12-9 1 4 4 4 2 0 MWIms 3b 3 1 1 3 Braggs If 3 110 San Francisco, 11-4, .733; Patterson, Pittsbur­ Defense Secretary Dick Cheney is four dinghies ferrying Tamil TORONTO CHICAGO E— Dunston. DP— Houston 1, Chicago 1. Wis., 2 p.m. “One time, we delivered to a JoBarfield 6 3 1112 GCarter c 4 0 0 0 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 gh. 8-3, ,727; Robinson, Son FrarKisco, 8-3, considering urging Bush to call ab r h W ab r h bl LO B— Houston 6, Chicago 6. 2B— Biggio, Dallas at Los Angelos Raiders, 4 p.m. wedding and we danced witli the Tiger rebels, killing 24 guerril­ Mielka 1 0 0 0 0 0 RThmp 2b 2 0 0 0 Griffey ph 10 0 0 .727; Tewksbury. S t Louis, 7-3, .700. Felix rf 5 0 1 1 PBradly If 4 0 0 0 Dunston, Candaele, Girardi. 3B— Dascenzo. Cincinnati at Atlanta, 7 p.m. military reserves to active duty. Pen­ Kansas City Kingory rf 2 0 0 0 Myers p 0 0 0 0 bride and groom,” Minicucci las, and the rebels today fatally TFrndz ss 3 0 0 0 Uohnsn cf 4 1 2 1 H R — Stubbs 2 (16). S B — Dascenzo (7). Uribe ss 3 0 1 0 ONeill rf 2 2 11 American League leaders Miami at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. tagon spokesman Pete Williams said Gruber 3b 4 0 0 0 Caldem dh 4 0 0 0 Appier W,8-4 6 2-3 7 3 3 2 6 S—Pirlugal SF—Grace. recalled. “1 remember I could shot nine soldiers, military offi­ 1 New England vs. Tampa Bay at Jacksonville, ISmtehez 1 0 0 0 0 0 Downs p 0 0 0 0 Duncan 2b 3 12 2 Baaed on 344 at Bats. Boll If 4 0 0 0 Thomas 1b 3 1 2 1 IP H R ER BB SO Fla, 8 p.m. Tltcsday night. The spokesman said MontgmryS,17 1 1-3 1 0 0 2 2 Laga ph 10 0 0 Oliver c 3 112 G AB 11 H Pet. hardly brcatlie because I had tliis cials said. McGriff 1b 3 1 3 0 Lyons 1b 0 0 0 0 Houston New York Gants at Houston, 8 p.m. KBrown pitched to 1 batter in the 2nd. Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 Ddacksn p 0 0 0 0 RHdsn Oak 97 355 84 117 .330 that if such a callup were made, he big gorilla head on.” Olenjd dh 3 0 1 1 Fisk c 4 0 2 0 Fbrtugal W,6-9 9 New Vbrk Jets at Kansas City, 8 p.m. The government, meanwhile, 9 2 2 2 3 TWilson p 10 0 0 Scudder p 10 0 0 PImero Tex 107 423 54 137 .324 Wmims pr 0 1 0 0 Sosa rf 4 0 1 1 HBP—Perry by JoBarfield. BK— KBrown, Ap­ Chicago San Diego at Los Angeles Rams, 10 p.m. expected “a great deal” of the reser­ Besides going to the usual denied reports that between 75 pier. PB— Petralli. Thrmrxl p 0 0 0 0 Layana p 0 0 0 0 Harper Min 98 347 47 111 .320 Myers c 4 1 2 0 Fletchr 2b 4 0 1 0 Dickson L,0-2 5 6 4 3 1 1 Chicago at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. vists would remain in tlic United Riles ss 10 0 0 BHalchr If 10 0 0 Grilfoy Sea 115 448 71 143 .319 birtliday parties, weddings and to 85 Tamil civilians were killed Whiten pr 0 0 0 0 Grebck 3b 3 0 0 0 Pico 2 4 3 3 1 0 Sunday, Aug. 19 Bathe ph 10 0 0 Brett KC 103 398 61 124 .312 States and mainly would handle sup­ Borders c 0 0 0 0 Ventur ph 0 0 0 0 Lancaster 2 2 Minnesota at Cleveland, 8 p.m. corporate events, Minicucci by unidentified attackers in Angels 4, \bnkees 2 0 0 0 2 Totals 32 5 7 5 Totals 29 6 7 6 JoReed Bsn 108 412 53 128 .311 Lee 2b 3 0 0 0 Guillen ss 4 1 1 0 Umpires— Home, Rippley; First Darling; San Francisco 400 000 100—5 Monday, Aug. 20 port functions ratlicr than combat- eastern Sii Lanka on Monday. Mlinks ph 1 0 0 0 NEWYORK CALIFORNIA Boggs Bsn 109 439 66 136 .310 remembers delivering balloons to Second, Froemrrv'ng; Third, Pulli, Cincinnati 010 500 OOx—6 San Francisco at Denver. 8 p.m. related duties. Sojo2b 0 0 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl Quintana Bsn 106 345 41 107 .310 a road crew on East Center Su-cct. T— 2:30. A - 34,087. DP—San Francisco 1, Cincinnati 1. MWilsncf 4 1 2 1 Kelly cf 4 0 0 0 Dwnng dh 4 1 1 0 Burks Bsn 104 398 63 123 .309 Williams said the subject could be LOB—San Franpisco 6, Cincinnati 2. 2B— “Nothing normal. No two Totals 34 4 S 3 Totals 34 3 9 3 Sax 2b 4 0 1 0 DHill 2b 5 0 2 0 EMartinez Sea 109 383 55 118 .308 brought up during today’s meeting Azocar If 4 0 3 1 COavis If 4 0 1 0 WCIark, ONeill, Oliver. HR—MaWilliams (22). Trammell Del 110 425 52 131 .308 deliveries arc the same," said Toronto 000 OlO 003— 4 S B -E D a vis (13). S—TWilson, Scudder. at the Pentagon. Wliitc House offi­ Chicago OOO lOO 020—3 Hall dh 4 0 0 0 Venable If 1 1 0 0 Braves 9, Dodgers 5 Home Runs Radio, TV Kolccn “Ko Ko” Reed, Minicue- Maas 1b 4 0 0 0 Winfield rf 3 1 2 1 IP H R ER BB SO Fielder, Detroit 36; JCartseco, Oaklarxl, 34; Inside Today,., E —AFemandez. LOB— Toronto 7. Chicago 7. San Francisco cials said the president would be up­ ci’s right hand at the store. 2B—McGriff 2. 3B—Thomas, LJohnson. JeBrtId rf 2 1 1 1 Parrish c 4 0 2 1 LOSANGELS ATLANTA McGwire, Oakland, 29; McGriff, Toronto, 26; 9 TWilson 1,8-4 3 1-3 6 6 6 2 3 dated on U.S. military strategy in SB—Uohnson (22), MWilson (21). S—PBrad- Leyritz3b 4 0 1 0 Stevens 1b 3 0 1 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl Gruber, Toronto, 23; RHenderson, Oakland. 21; “People will come up with any Thurmond 12-3 1 0 0 0 0 ley, Ventura. Goron c 3 0 0 0 DWhite cf 3 0 11 LHarris 3b 5 0 2 0 LoSmilh If 5 2 3 1 Boll, Toronto, 20; D ^ , Milwaukae, 20; Milligan, Today tlie Persian Gulf and would speak to Downs 2 0 0 0 0 1 reason to send balloons,” Reed Cerone ph 1 0 0 0 KAndrs 3b 4 0 1 0 Gibson cf 4 0 0 0 Tredwy 2b 5 1 2 1 Baltirrxrre. 20. IP H RER BB SO Bedrosn 1 0 0 0 0 0 Pentagon employees on U.S. inicr- 20 pages, 4 sections Toronto Espnoz ss 2 110 Scholild ss 2 110 Crews p 0 0 0 0 Gant cf 4 1 2 0 Runs Batted In 5 p.m. — Dodgers at Mels said. “Once, this guy spent $40 on Cincinnati ^ l ! i * 1 Wells 71-3 6 3 3 1 3 Nokes ph 1 0 0 0 Searage p 0 0 0 0 Presley 3b 3 0 0 1 Fielder, Detroit 93; JCanseco, Oakland, 82; esUi in the Middle East. Scudder 4 54433 (doubleheadcr), Channel 9, WFAN balloons just to ask this girl out on Tolleson ss 0 0 0 0 Javier ph 0 1 0 0 Lemke 3b 0 0 0 0 Grube>', Toronto, 80; McGwire, Oakland, 74; Scott Brede/Manchesier Herald DWardW,2-6 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 Layana W.5-0 21-3 1 1 1 1 2 (AM-660) Crown Prince Hussan, King Hus­ Business__ .6 ,7 Henke S,25 1 1 0 0 0 1 Totals 33 2 7 2 Totals 33 412 3 Daniels If 2 2 1 0 Blauser ss 3 1 1 1 Sierra. Texas. 72; B^l, Toronto. 70; Palmeiro, a date. 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The equipment will be on eradication but has dramatically drawn from surplus Pentagon stock- increased interdiction efforts be­ veterans WASHINGTON — President cause traffickers are making greater for city council Bi^h is expected to approve a $53.5 ■ Congress made the funds avail­ use of Mexico as a transit point as million military aid package to help able to Bush to be allocated if he opposed to Caribbean islands, the WASHINGTON (AP) — Mayor Barry has not said whether he will six Latin American and Caribbean believes the U.S. national interest in officials said. Marion Barry, convicted of cocaine appeal the conviction, although he receive countries combat drug trafficking, combating drug-smuggling requires “We’re quite happy with the way possession less than a week ago, told supporters Saturday that he according to U.S. officials. the outlay. thin^ have gone,” said one official, says he will run for an at-large city hoped the jury’s verdict “will be our The program includes nine It was just a year ago that Bush, praising Mexico’s efforts. council scat this fall. last judgment.” helicopters for Mexico to interdict using emergency authority, provided In addition to cocaine, Mexico “I believe that in this position, I U.S. District Court Judge Thomas benefits narcotics flows in the northern part Colombia with $65 million in assis­ also is the largest single source can achieve my goal of continuing Penfield Jackson has not yet sen­ of the country, where numerous tance for its anti-drug war. Colom­ country for heroin and marijuana to make a contribution to the politi­ tenced the mayor, who faces a maxi­ landing strips serve as transit points bia received 20 helicopters in that entering the United States. cal life of this city without keeping mum penalty of one year in prison By LAWRENCE L. KNUTSON for U.S.-bound Colombian cocaine, package but none are in this year’s. A Drug Enforcement Administra­ the debate alive about my leadership and a $100,000 fine. U.S. Attorney The Associated Press the officials said. Bush notified the Congress on tion analysis last month said disrup­ of the city,” the mayor said in a Jay B. Stephens has also not made The largest outlays will be $20 July 25 of his intent to release the tions in the flow of cocaine to the WASHINGTON — The D ep ^- million for Colombia and $17 mil­ funds. Congress had 15 days in statement read by Anita Bonds, his clear whether he will retry Barry on United States have forced prices to ment of Veterans’ Affairs is moving lion for Mexico. Bush is likely to which to comment but offered no 1986 campaign director. the dozen charges the jury was un­ their highest levels since the to stop payments it made to more objection, said the officials, asking Barry did not attend the announ­ able to settle. approve the package sometime this mid-1980s. At the same time, there than 1,200 deceased veterans, in­ not to be identified. cement. In his statement, the mayor said week and delivery is scheduled has been a sharp drop in purity, the cluding about 100 who were dead a before the end of the calendar year, The United States has donated a analysis said. On Monday, Barry changed his he views his Jan. 18 arrest, seven The Associated Press party registration from Democrat to decade or more. the officials said. number of helicopters to Mexico in In response to the stepped-up in­ weeks of substance abuse treatment, The General Accounting Office independent to become eligible for and his eight-week drug and perjury The other countries and their the past. The nine in the package ap­ terdiction effort in Mexico, officials OUT OF GAS FOREVER — Fred Sauer, 84, and his wife Veronica, 81, stand next to idle the November general election, ex­ [ says the potential loss from the er­ respective allocations are Bolivia, proved by Bush will be on loan or said there is some evidence that the trial as learning experiences that roneous payments may have been as pumps at Fred’s Gas Station in Foxholm, N.D. After 25 years in business, the Sauers will plaining that he did so because the have made him a better person. $8 million; Jamaica, $5 million; lease to Mexico, consistent with cocaine traffickers are relying more much as $5.7 million a year. Ecuador, $3 million, and Belize, legislation passed several years ago keep the station open, but will no longer sell gasoline. The latest increase in oil prices was the deadline for entering the Sept. 11 “The past nine months have been on Guatemala and Costa Rica as Auditors for the congressional in­ $5(X),000, the officials said. barring the donation of such aircraft. transit routes. last straw in keeping the gas pumps going. Democratic primary had passed. the most difficult time of my life, > vestigating agency said the depart­ The funds will be used for such and yet out of every adversity comes The officials said there has been a Relations between the United ment could have reduced the er­ Barry was convicted Friday of achievement,” Barry said in the items as helicopters, spare parts, dramatic increase in interdictions by States and Mexico have been on the roneous payments by matching VA weapons, field gear, vehicles, small Mexico over the past year. Mexico one misdemeanor cocaine posses­ statement. “I have survived this upswing benefit payment files with death in­ sion charge and acquitted of latest and my toughest challenge NYC persevers in blackout The Associated Press formation maintained by the Social another. The jury was unable to with a clean body, greater self-es­ Security Administration. reach a verdict on a dozen other teem, more humility and a yearning S&L TESTIMONY — Mabel Dickson of Cahokia, III., wipes her eyes during a break in Senate NEW YORK (AP) — Nurses kept Edward J. Derwinski, the power Tuesday for about lOz hours count brokerage managed to hook charges against the mayor, including to conuibute even more to my fel­ testimony, Tuesday in Chicago. Dickson told of losing $229,000 in a failed savings and loan secretary of veterans’ affairs, said in Reserves call-up considered hospital patients alive by operating when its emergency generators up telephones in its stock clearing three felonies. low man.” association. a letter to GAO he agreed with the respirators by hand and a Wall Street failed. firm shortly after the market opiened firm set up in a hotel ballroom be­ findings and was moving to get By SUSANNE M. SCHAFER 200,000 reservists to active duty for and to allow reserve units to adopt No patients were hurt, but nurses at 9:30 a.m. death information from the Social The Associated Press more so-called support functions. cause of a fire-caused blackout in its had to operate the respirators of 14 “We all came down carrying 90 days and can extend that for 90 third day today in lower Manhattan. Security Administration. “It’s only natui^ to expect that patients by hand until portable boxes and bags,” said Thomas days without seeking congressional The fire Monday at a Con­ generators provided by Con Edison Judge says ship^s finders are gold^s keepers “Upon verification of the death, WASHINGTON — Defense approval. under these circumstances we may Quick, the brokerage’s president. we will take prompt action to stop Secretary Dick Cheney may urge solidated Edison substation trapped and the Fue Department were set up “Then it was navigating the crowds Williams said it had not been need to call upon reserve units for thousands of Wall Street workers in NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — A have a claim on the gold. any erroneous payment and to President Bush to order a call-up of in their rooms, said nursing director on the streets.” cargo manifest proved the com­ ‘Those people didn’t have a real 166 investors, while the rest will be decided which units would be ac­ such functions,” Williams said. steamy buildings. By Tuesday, most Sandra Sperry. federal judge has ruled the finders of The treasure went down in the SS panies deliberately relinquished any claim,” he said. “It looked like they resolve any oveipayment that would as many as 200,000 reservists to fill At the Fulton Fish Market, Joe divided among about 25 partners in tivated. For example, he said, while active of tlie Wall Street area and the The hospital canceled all non- a 19th century shipwreck off South Central America during a storm in claim to the property. were coming out of the woodwork.” the salvage operation, he said. develop,” the department said in a gaps left by the departure of active- Minio, owner of Smitty’s Filet Budget documents estimate the duty medical personnel might be American Stock Exchange and New emergency operations. Carolina are the keepers of its 1857 as the steamship returned from Columbia University, the rival More than a ton of gold has been Columbia spokesman Lonnie Lip- statement. duty troops for Saudi Arabia, a Pen­ size of the Army Reserve this year sent to the Middle EasL reservists House, said he had bought about tagon spokesman confirms. York commodities markets had County Natwest USA shifted 75 $1,(X)0 worth of dry ice to try and treasure — a haul of as much as California laden with gold. News treasure hunters and the monks were recovered and the remainder is ex­ psett said the university had not But the GAO says that may not at 309,200 troops, the Naval could take up their responsibilities reopened. three tons of gold bars and coins end the problem because the depart­ Cheney will make the decision people in its equity sales and trading keep his salmon, tuna and swordfish accounts said miners filled their not entitled to a share because there pected to be salvaged by next year. decided whether to appeal. Reserve at 153,400, the Air Force in the United States. But Con Ed said the South Street worth up to $1 billion. “soon,” Pete Williams said Thesday. operations to the Grand Renaissance cold. John Flanigan, owner of ^ m pockets with gold and clung to the was no proof the Columbus America Barry Schatz, a Columbus Treasure hunters Harry G. John ment pays benefits to about 227,(X)0 Reserve at 89,4(X) and the Marine The spokesman said he an­ Seaport, the Fulton Fish Market and “Vision, hard work and ingenuity sinking ship. people who do not have their Social He said such a callup may be dis­ ballroom at the Helmsley FUlace Emerald Sea Food, said he could group used a university sonar survey America partner, said the ship’s and Jack Grimm, who sought a Corps Reserve at 44,000. ticipated that if such a callup were a 1,550-unit high-rise apartment pay off,” said Richard Robol, attor­ Security numbers on file with thci cussed today during Bush’s visit to hotel in midtown Manhattan after it lose 75 percent of his Monday ship­ The Columbus America group to discover the wreck, Kellam ruled. cargo included a three-ton commer­ share of the gold, had paid Colum­ The Army and Air National made “a great deal” of the reservists complex could be without power 0 m ney for the finders, the Columbus found the wreck in 1987 about 160 “The real importance of the cial shipment of gold and many of VA. the Pentagon for a briefing by was driven from its offices on Wall ment of fish. Z CD bia $300,000 to conduct the sonar Guards, controlled by state gover­ would remain in the United States. until Sunday. The utility estimated Street. America Discovery Group. He miles off Charleston, S.C., and l >/2 decision is it makes it clear that in­ the passengers’ personal fortunes survey. John, heir to the Miller It said legislation is needed be­ Cheney and the chairman of the Con Edison spokesman Bill Mur­ nors in peacetime, have strengths of During the military intervention 1,600 customers were affected. Employees of Quick & Reilly Inc. added, “Every child’s dream of find­ miles down. dividuals have the freedom to ex­ from the Gold Rush. Brewing Co. fortune, donated his Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Colin 447,300 and 116,200, respectively. in Panama, many reservists traveled phy said damage was so extensive to cause the VA is not authorized to re­ T he 300-bed Beekman- hauled trading and account records H ing a sunken treasure is not just In his ruling, Kellam said nine in­ plore the deep ocean and enjoy the Robol has said the fortune could stake in the Columbia data to the quire Social Security numbers for its Powell, about the Saudi deployment, It has been Pentagon policy over to that country to aid in its recovery the substation that it was impossible S Downtown Hospital was without down 14 flights of stairs. The dis­ to determine the cause of the fire. human, it’s also legal.” surance companies representing the benefits of their exploration,” Robol reach $1 billion. Schatz said a figure Province of St. Joseph of the compensation or protected pension code-named Operation Desert the past several years to shift effort after the initial fighting died U.S. District Judge Richard B. approximately 40 underwriters who said. half that size would be more realis­ Capuchin Order in Detroit and later programs. Shield. primarily combat-related respon­ down. 1 m Kellam on Tuesday rejected argu­ Bush has uthority to call up to paid off on the wreck were not en­ John W. Alford, a banker in tic. bought it back for $10. The GAO’s report said: “We sibilities to active-duty personnel They helped with such tasks as 2 -a ments that a group of insurance titled to a share of the gold because Newark, Ohio, who invested in the Schatz said most of the gold will John and Grimm, who discovered found that in April 1989 VA paid restoring communities’ public companies, Columbia University, the firms had never tried to recover Ohio-based salvage team, said he’s be sold but some of the rare coins the Titanic wreck, later agreed to compensation or benefit payments utilities and served as liaison per­ O JO two rival treasure hunters and an it. delighted but not surprised by the and bars will be put on display. split whatever they might recover for 1,212 veterans whom Social sonnel between the public and the r i O I order of Roman Catholic monks He said destruction of the ship’s ruling. Two-thirds of the money will go to with the monks. Security Administration records U.S. armed forces. O T1 I reported had died at least four 0 m i months earlier. About 100 had been X' dead 10 years or more.” m ^ Light therapy employed The department pays more than CD $14.7 billion a year in disability compensation and pension benefits AMAIULG 0 1 to more than 2.8 million veterans m >> in treating AIDS patients and nearly 1 million surviving MANCHESTER - 725 E. Middle Tpke. 643-6195 By A.J. HOSTETLER rather than symptoms. In the editorial, the journal’s as­ spouses and other dependents. The GAO said benefits should be > CD The Associated Press The physicians, at the Morristown sociate editor. Dr. Elias Abrutyn, Sale Prices Good For 9 Days • No Rain Cheeks Memorial Hospital, in Morristown, pointed out that the study’s w e t ­ stopped immediately after the death of a beneficiary, but “If surviving ^ I PHILADELPHIA — Symptoms N.J., and Columbia University, nesses — including the lack of a WITH THIS AD... JO H treated four men and one woman in­ control group and a small number of relatives or other knowledgeable of AIDS-related complex disap­ > fected by the AIDS virus with a patients population — prevent con­ persons do not report death to VA in ANY PAIR OF SUNGLASSES IN THE STORE. peared in five patients after their a timely manner, substantial er­ blood was treated with a form of light-sensitive drug. Blood was then cluding that tlic treatmentI caused theI DR. KAROL JOINS OFFER EXPIRES 8-30-90 roneous payments can result.” light therapy, doctors reported Wed­ drawn from each patient, and the changes seen in the patients. But he The agency said the department DR. BOHARO nesday. blood plasma was mixed with saline defended the journal’s decision to has relied mostly on voluntary It’s AMAZING! Two of the patients appeared to solution and donated blood that was publish the report. Dr. Brian F. Bottaro is pleased to an­ V4M oU"’ « Why is This Store DHIerenl From All Other Stores. enriched with leukocytes, or white “Despite these substantial ques­ reporting of deaths as a basis for en­ be free of the AIDS virus afier the ding benefits. nounce the addition of Michael Karol, our buyers corrtinually corrrb the f treatment. A patient who had been blood cells, which help fight infec­ tions, the Annals selected this paper D.D.S. to his staff. tion. By matching VA’s benefit pay­ K barely able to walk up a flight of for publication because AIDS is a Dr. Karol is a graduate of the Medical ias= The mixture was then exposed to calamitous illness for which we ment file with Social Security files stairs can now jog 3-1/2 miles a day, College of Virginia School of Dentistry. iiiiisipto see our advertised and unadvertised iH specials at sibreathla ultraviolet light to activate the drug need additional therapies, and ptosi- containing information on 39 mil­ the researchers said in the Annals of He recently completed a two year family ns Phues. YOU read about us Irt Internal Medicine. and injected into each patient. The tive responses were reported for a lion deaths “we identified 1,212 treatment was given two consecu­ veterans who were reported dead as dentistry residency program at the UnF One of the researchers described treatment unique for an infectious Now see us lor vourselt. rMFAPI tive days monthly for six months. disease,” he said. of December 1988,” the GAO said. versify of Connecticut. Dr. Karol is a s e l l GOOD STUFF CntAr! the treatment’s affect on the immune member of the A.D.A., Academy of Gen­ system as “jump-starting a low bat­ The researchers believe the Lane said that without a control “Erroneous payments to these eral Denlisiry for Children and the Delta AMAZING tery in the wintertime.” therapy, called photopheresis, reac­ group, the study’s results are “im­ veterans’ accounts could amount to The Associated Press $5.1 million annually,” it said. Sigma Delta Dental Fraternity. M m STORES Other scientists urged caution be­ tivates the immune cells attacked by possible to interpret,” but, he added, cause of the study’s preliminary the AIDS virus. They speculate that the study is “worth looking at.” The GAO said it then matched the TARGETED — Mike McCormack, president of ACBA Co., Evening and Saturday appointments In Connecticut at 6 Locations - Norwalk, Danbury, Orange, Manchester, Bloomfield, Waterbury results. An editorial accompanying once the immune cells are stimu­ “Anything that offers results like VA payment file with a Social shows off his target poster of Iraqi President Saddam Hus­ are available. lated by the drug, psoralen, they the report said tlie study of five this with AIDS should be looked The Associated Press Security file containing about sein in Chicago Tuesday. McCormack says he sold 1.5 mil­ GOOD SENSE may be able to fight off the deadly at,” unless it is harmful or illogical, ARC patients had shortcomings that 450,000 death certificates bought lion copies of a similar poster showing Ayatollah Khomeini. 6 4 9 -2 7 9 6 limit interpretations of the results. virus’ action. said Dr. Bruce Freundlich, who DROWNED SEABIRD — A shearwater seabird is found from the states. ZIPPER SEAL DIRECTOR CHAIRS Dr. Clifford Lane of the National Two patients now test negative studies the use of photopheresis with drowned in a Japanese driftnet by a Greenpeace diver in the Institute of Allergy and Infectious for the AIDS virus in their blood. other immune disorders at the That search added an additional Storage Bags However, the virus can remain in Pacific Ocean fwlonday. Other birds were released alive by 147 deceased veterans whose bank ------WHY SO CHEAP?------Diseases, one of the country’s top University of Pemisylvania. MOTORCYCLBPOWER EQUIPMENT/AUTOMOTIVE The directors of a major manufacturer needed to raise tissue and the central nervous sys­ the environmentalists on an expedition to document harm accounts were receiving direct pay­ cash and couldn’t sit on the deal any longer So. they let federal AIDS researchers, said the Mr "A" pull the seal out Irom under them. treatment had “some theoretical tem. Freundlich warned that excite­ caused by the 35 mile long nets used to catch squid, tuna ments. The GAO said it estimated basis” but was a “longshot.” “Clearly, we do not want to state ment over tlie treatment should be and salmon. these erroneous payments at TAG SALE ON THE GREEN Solid Hardwood in natural or white finish. that the patient is not infected,” said “tempered with skepticism.” $638,000. Canvas covers in a wide variety of solid AIDS-related complex, or ARC is one of the researchers. Dr. Emil The study is now in the next colors and stripes. 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WASHINGTON — Parked side by side, the twin Singh, visibly excited, said India NEW DELHI, India — Healing 15, 1947. motorcades filled the narrow street in Bogota, Colombia, test-fired v/hat he called a medium- Indian armed forces make up of idling in opposite directions, each with a black, flag­ By JACK ANDERSON up a simmering border dispute. range surface-to-air missile called Prime Minister V.P. Singh today in­ 1.2 million men. decked limousine flown in from Washington for the day. and DALE VAN ATTA______“Akash,” which means “sky” in the Singh thumped the dais repeated­ At a radioed signal, one rolled out, turned sharp left, dicated he was willing to die at the ancient Sanskrit language. He did Fiikislani frontier and announced ly when speaking about Pakistan. "If paused while Vice President Dan Quayle stepped into the WASHINGTON — When it comes to not say when it was fired. that India successfully test-fired a Pakistan takes one step toward.s limousine, then sp>ed from the city to the expressway on a / faux pas. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum’s Defense experts said it is capable friendship, we will take two. but let new missile. tightly guarded trip to Catam Military Airport. performance in Iraq in April will be hard of intercepting and destroying high- everyone know that there can be no Anyone bent on harming the vice president, in a city to beat. “1 am ready to go to the border and low-flying aircraft. United myself. It is better to die on the bor­ compromise on the nation's in­ where drug terrorism still is a menace, would have had to News of India said the missile has a tegrity and independence, he said. pick between motorcades, and guess at a route out of Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, left his der than to sec from New Delhi the range of 15>/2 miles. chutzpah at home when he met with Iraqi Referring to reported border town. violations of our frontier,” Singh It was fired from the test range at President Saddam Hussein. In one of the said in a televised Independence violations and the alleged infiltra­ r . Security was intensive at every stop on Quayle’s Chandipur in Orissa state, about 750 tion of Moslem separatists from three-day mission to Latin America last week. TTiere rare times when Hussein deigned to meet Day speech from the ramparts of the miles southest of New Delhi. 16th-century Red Fort. Rakistxui, Singh said, “Tuc uiciucnis were reinforced Secret Service guards, SWAT teams, with American lawmakers, Metzenbaum The new missile adds to India’s used the occasion to effusively call Hus­ must stop. We know how to give cordons of police and military men in each nation. Elsewhere in the capital, a bomb growing military power. India, sein a “stong and intelligent man” who love, but we also know how to win Rooftops were guarded, routes swept in advance. Even exploded at an outdoor festival late which has the atomic bomb, has wanted peace. Oops. battles.” so, the trip was a bodyguard’s ni^tm are, and some Tuesday, killing five people test-fired four other missiles. In May Quayle aides had argued against it. But agents who sur­ Granted, Metzenbaum could not have celebrating the birth of a major 1989 took a quantum leap in Kashmir is India’s only Moslem v ey ^ the sites said tliey could keep the vice president been expected to know that Hussein Hindu god, police reported today. A weaponry when scientists fired a majority state. Moslem militants say safe, and they did. would invade his neighbor, KuwaiL four telephone caller to newspapers in surface-to-surface ballistic missile Kashmir should become independ­ The government will not discuss security arrangements months later. But at least Metzenbaum Srinagar, the capital of India-held with a range of 1,550 miles. ent. The government has been wide­ for the officials it guards, and that includes costs. Kashmir, said a Kashmiri separatist might have noticed Hussein’s eight-year Singh did not directly threaten to ly blamed for ignoring social and The Associated Press Security doesn’t come cheap, especially in a foreign group claimed responsibility. war with Iran, his attempts to develop use the missile against Pakistan. He economic problems which en­ PRAY FOR PEACE — Elderly Japanese, many of whom lost family members during World capital where violence is not uncommon. nuclear bombs to obliterate Israel, the On Monday, Pakistan said its made the announcement while talk­ gendered the separatist movemcnL Traveling vice presidents are not usually provided murder of thousands of Kurds with armed forces repulsed an Indian at­ ing about how proud the counuy is and for using excessive force to War II. release doves in a symbolic gesture wishing peace on earth during their visit to with backup Air Force jetliners for emergency use when l^isonous gas and the torture and execu­ tack a day earlier along the cease­ of its armed forces. He then referred quash it. Tokyo’s Yasukuni Shrine, the national institution for the 3.1 million war dead, Wednesday, as they travel. One was sent to Bogota for the Quayle visit, tion of hundreds of children whose only fire line in the disputed state of to India’s good relations with neigh­ The bomb Tuesday exploded in case of trouble with Air Force Two. Japan observes the 45th anniversary of the end of the war. crime was that their parents were Hus­ Kashmir. India denied any majo. bors, excepting Pakistan. shortly before midnight in a park And while he was in Bogota for the inauguration on sein’s enemies. clash took place. India and Pakistan have fought outside a temple in north Delhi Thesday, at least four Latin American officials who had India accuses Pakistan of training None of that was a secret. So how did three wars since independence from where Hindu devotees were come for the ceremony told him it was safer there than in and arming Moslem separatists in the British in 1947. Two were celebrating Janamashtami, the fes­ Lima, Peru, his next stop. They told him they wouldn’t Metzenbaum become the original “in­ the India-held Kashmir, a Korean clashes continue fought over the former princely stale tival of die birth of Krishna. go to the Peruvian capital just then. nocent abroad’? Here’s the whole story. Fleets of five Army helicopters were sent to each city Fifth Dist. race heats up Senate Minority Leader Robert Dole, SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — truce village inside the the anniversary. to lift Quayle and his traveling party to and from the air­ R-Kan., headed a delegation of senators Thousands of leftist students hurled Demilitarized Zone separating the Riot police fired barrages of tear ports. In Bogota, the weather closed in while the vice to the Middle East and wanted an ap­ Soviet newspapers struggling rocks and firebombs at police today, two Koreas, is off limits to civilians. gas to block protesters at the univer­ s ^ president was at the inauguration of Colombia’s Presi­ By BOB CONRAD But GOP Mayor Joe Santopietro is one House Ways and Means Committee. pointment with Hussein. At first, Hus­ demanding they be allowed to attend “L et’s drive out U.S. im ­ sity, where about 10,000 people dent Cesar Gaviria, so he drove out of town. of his biggest boosters now. They have assured Moffett they’ll find sein refused. He doesn’t like Americans a North Korean pro-unification rally perialists!,” thousands of radical stu­ stayed overnight for the 35-mile In Lima, helicopters flew Quayle into the city Tbesday Partisan lines are blurred in Franks also happens to be black, a key committee assignments to give him and rarely makes time for them. at the border. dents chanted as riot police blocked march to the border. 3h m night, landing on the floodlit soccer field of the National Washington just now as sudden crisis in complexion that sort of stands out for its renewed status on the seniority chart and In a meeting with Egyptian President with freedom, higher prices Meanwhile, about 2,000 right- their march from Seoul’s Yonsei Police reported dozens of injuries Stadium. Security men prefer it because air routes can be the Mid East pulls the nation together. scarcity when Republicans get together. make use of his experience in the House. Hosni Mubarak, the five senators in the wing demonstrators were allowed to University to the planned rally at the and arrests at Yonsei and in other O ^ varied, and motorcades are more vulnerable to attack. But the lines will be clear enough this So when Franks went to Washington last delegation (Dole, Metzenbaum, Alan K. The committee on Tuesday also Radio Moscow. rally at the border to protest that border with North Korea marking parts of the capital. 2 CD Some of the big Democratic names Simpson, R-Wyo., Frank Murkowski, By LARRY RYCKMAN Hours before Quayle arrived there had been bomb- fail when the skilled campaigners in both month to meet, among others. House announced a doubling in the price of Press committee officials in Mos­ North Korea did not allow them to will also campaign here for old buddy R-Alaska, and James McClure, R-Idaho) The Associated Press punctuated street demonstrations over soaring prices and parties roll up their sleeves to help either Whip Newt Gingrich, ace consultant Ed many publications, blaming in­ cow said the Communicadons Mini­ visit their relatives in North Korea. Democrat Toby Moffett or Republican Rollins and a fellow from Indiana named Moffett. They’ll help him raise money, mentioned that Hussein would not see stry is billions of mbles in debt be­ The protests came on the 45th an­ an austerity program the new Peruvian government was MOSCOW — Newspapers have creases in the cost of paper, printing Sh Gary Franks in a battle for the open seat Dan Quayle, a Republican who asked not too. A week or so ago, another Moffet them. Mubarak picked up the phone, cause of the increa.scs in production niversary of Korea’s liberation from instituting to try to rebuild a collapsing economy. The begun registering under freer regula­ equipment and Uansporiation. city was in a state of emergency. Visitors were advised in Connecticut’s Fifth Congressional to be named said, “We need this guy.” sidekick. Rep. lom Downey of New called Hussein and talked him into a costs. Japanese occupation. The two host families 0 ^ tions that replaced tough censorship, Some politicians have called the 1 m against venturing from their hotels, lest they be caught up DistricU An informal Gary Franks Fan Club was York, threw a fund raiser for him in meeting. They also said newstand prices Koreas had proposed to open their Washington. but a new menace faces the media increases an attack on glasnost. in random violence. Each side wants this one badly. Their launched immediately. Dole and the other four got on the could remain the same if the unions border today but in recent weeks ar­ needed NOWl Moffett represented the Sixth Con­ — the government just doubled the President Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s Early the next morning, an explosion and gunfire Washington-based party organizations phone with President Bush to consult and other groups that publish gued over the details and resumed The happy ending to that Washington gressional District during his four terms price of many publications. campaign for greater openness. O 5 have already swung into action. Control with him about what they should get periodicals were willing to sacrifice their propaganda war. could be heard from the U.S. ambassador’s residence The government newspaper Iz- The popular magazine Ogonyok, of the House of Representatives is the trip was a firm promise by GOP powers in the House. While he is bidding for the from Hussein. After the call, our sources their profits to cover the increases. Authorities deployed 16,000 where Quayle spent the night vestia on Tuesday became the first which now costs 40 kopecks at tlie goal in each case - retaining it for the there that Franks would have significant support of voters in a different district say, Metzenbaum expressed reservations More than 120 newspapers and police along the main highway lead­ Sc iUulnuiM.i. lu'i'il 5 ? None of it altered Quaylc’s schedule, and he didn’t see publication to register under the new newstand, will rise to about 1 ruble Democrats and taking over for the logistical help and money. The state now, Moffett stresses the experience he about going to Iraq because he is Jewish other Soviet news organizations ing to Panmunjom, the destination O m so much as a demonstrator. Despite the objections of his party organization was also cheered by laws. “Izvestia Registers No. 1,” — more than double its price. The Republicans. gained during that earlier tenure and the and Hussein is reputedly anti-Semitic. have applied under die new press of the march. Panmunjoni, a border n.MUiUiM'ioolvi'.ii security staff, he insisted on visiting San Riblo Pres­ that news, because it also intends to help contacts he can renew if he is elected in headlined one of its articles. price of books also is expected to Jj m ^ byterian Church, in a slum neighborhood 20 minutes The Democrats appear to be in an un­ The others persuaded him to go. more than double, officials said. law. assailable lead with some 258 seats to Franks despite its limitations. November. He is, as his team is learning, The meeting got off to a bad start. The All publications will be pemiitted from downtown, to tour a center for orphans of guerrilla Managing the Franks campaign is a tireless campaigner. except those urging the violent over­ Boris N. Yeltsin, president of die violence in the Peruvian mountains. 173 for the GOP. But in that town, interpreter was five minutes late, and ... O former state Sen. Gerald Labriola, a throw of the government, promoting largest Soviet republic, Russia, told USIIOI I •'ll ,v, lrliu!l' majorities are won by one scat at a time So while this race — the best of the Hussein was visibly tense. Iraqi Rareign M.kHi ymir O'M' ‘ V , O 2 It is operated with support from the Quayles’ church in Naugatuck pediatrician who has had speakers at a meeting in the northern WESTOWN PHARMACY around the country. Democrats see Con­ congressional lot this year — is in the Minister Tariq Aziz speaks fluent racial or religious intolerance or McLean, Va., and he was determined to go there. designs on the governor’s office and a Russian city of Vorkuta on Monday m > necticut’s Fifth District as a place where Fifth DisUicL the Washington influence English, and he had begun translating publishing propaganda for war, is now accepting Christine Sharpshooters patrolled slum rooftops, scaiming the seat in Congress. Labriola likes to tell that the Soviet parliament had been “ ^ 3-423-2195 or they can pick up a seat currently held by will be a factor to watch as both parties when the interpreter arrived, huffing and violence or cruelty, according to the maze of buildings and shacks as he came and went. how he headed a scholarship committee law. too easy on die Communications Partners Health Plan > CO Again, no problems. U.S. Rep. John Rowland of Waterbury, a strain to fill the open seat. puffing. His face was ashen, apparently Ministry. three-term Republican who is running at Yale twenty years ago and the awardee because he knew Hussein was not a man None of the old or new national As Quayle flew home from Bolivia, with a stop in “We should have taken it under ^ > for governor. was Franks. to be kept wailing. The interpreter click­ publications applying for registra­ Insurance Cards Wft Haiti, where random violence also is ordinary, he said Political notes conU'ol. ... We’ll return to the issue J3 H Republicans have high hopes with Moffett is nmning hard for a return to ed his heels together and saluted in a tion has been turned away, Dmitri there had been warnings in advance that he would not be Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Bill Mamleyev, first deputy chairman of and after that they will probably for Prescriptions > well received in the Andean capitals. Franks as their candidate. He’s an aider- Congress, where he served for four terms marmer that was “half a ‘heil’ (as in Cibes, a New London legislator, was the State Press Committee, told a slop their attacks on glasnos',” .... "O He said he’d been told that there might be anti- man in Waterbury who led the GOP state before trying unsuccessfully for the U.S. greeted at a Hartford fund-raiser last ‘Heil Hitler’) and half fear,” according to 455 Hartford Road, Manchester ticket four years ago when he was the a source who was at the meeting. news conference Tuesday. Yeltsin said in remarks reported by American demonstrations and security trouble. Senate and for governor. A Newton resi­ week by members of Gov. Bill O’Neill’s the Interfax news agency, an arm of 649-9946 ^That just didn’t happen,” Quayle said. He said it party’s candidate for comptroller. He dent now - by way of Farmington, office staff who live in or around the The tense moment was a grim reflects new attitudes and improving relationships bet­ even beat the Democratic candidate and Litchfield and Branford - Moffett has capital city: Dave McQuade, Ann reminder for some of those present that ween the United States and Latin American nations. incumbent, Ed Caldwell, in Caldwell’s friends in high places in Washington who DeNoria, Barbara Gordon, Tim Baimon, Hussein has a reputation for executing Had he worried about his safety? home town of Bridgeport. want him back. along with state Rep. Rich Mulready and those who irritate him. Report: “I didn’t that much, but my wife did, and some Franks has an easy-going personality They include House Speaker Tom former state Sen. Mike Skelley. The We have obtained a transcript of the others,” he said. that wins him friends wherever he goes, Foley of Washington state, Dick campaign is squeezing 26 fund-raisers meeting, the accuracy of which was His trip to the capital cities contrasted with the brief, even if his tendency toward indepen­ Gephardt of Missouri, the House into 21 days - mostly slated by George verified by participants. Hussein kept heavily guarded Bush visit to Cartagena, Colombia, Feb. dence has sometimes strained relations majority leader, and Dan Rostenkowski Hannon - says state Rep. Jonathan Pelto saying “We want peace,” and apparently ransom 15 for the drug summit with the presidents of the same with the GOP organization in Waterbury. of Illinois, the powerful chairman of the of Mansfield, Cibes’ campaign manager. Metzenbaum believed him. three nations. That meeting was held at a Colombian “Mr. President,” Metzenbaum said to naval base, with 5,000 troops standing guard, warships Hussein, “perhaps you have been given paid for Help Our Kids Turn Over An Old Leaf. offshore and helicopters patrolling overhead. some information on me beforehand. I Even so. Bush faced advance criticism for going. He am a Jew and one of the staunch sup­ said he wasn’t “going to do something stupid or macho,” Will voters think anew? porters of Israel. I did have some reser­ but was going to show support for the Colombian vations on whether or not I should come hostages At the same time you can help them turn over a new government in its drive against the cocaine cartels. I imagine Peggy Noonan thought the ing eligible. on this visit.” There are people to whom the 1986 page to literaey and fuirillment. The Hartford is sponsoring Quayle’s trip to Bogota, where no such iron security catchy phrase she wrote for George Bush Hussein reassured Metzenbaum and tax “reform” meant even more of their BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — A was possible, renewed that support for a successor during the last presidential campaign, the senator continued, “I have been sit­ the Reading Is Fundamental. Ine, (RIF) book drive through inadequate earnings would be chipped Beirut newspaper today reported government pledged to continue the anti-drug effort. The “Read my lips,” was awfully cute. I SARAH ting here and listening to you for about September 5th. Last year, we helped RIF distribute more away while wealthier taxpayers gained. that a $5.5 million ransom was paid visits to Lima and La Paz were companion pieces in the thought it sounded more like the kind of OVERSTREET an hour, and I am now aware that you are than 8,000 books at the KidRiffie Festival, At this year's I wonder what they all must be think­ to gain the release of two Swiss Red follow-up to Cartagena. thing 8lh-graders say to each other a su-ong and intelligent man, and that •September festival, we hope to distribute even more. But before a put down: ing now, as the president tells them he’s Cross workers held hostage. He was the highest ranking U.S. official to visit Lima you want peace. we can't do it alone. “Why can’t I go to the mall with you reconsidered his promise; that he’s The conservative Al-Anwar daily, since Richard M. Nixon went there as vice president in “I am not your public-relations man,” guys? I won’t do anything dumb this “thought anew.” citing anonymous sources in RIF needs your help — and your books. If you've got 1958, and was jeered and pelted with tomatoes and Metzenbaum said, but he offered PR ad­ I hope they’re thinking of becoming southern Lebanon’s port city of books, new or used, that are suitable for readers in pre-sehool spoiled fruit. Nixon, like Quayle, had gone on to La I ^ ; time, I promise.” longer are we voters going to pul up with vice anyway, saying if Hussein would “Read my lips. Dweeb. No geeks al­ politicdly active. Sidon, did not say who paid the ran­ through sixth grade, we're asking you to donate them. no vice president had been there since. None had visited it? focus on peace “there would not be a lowed.” som for freeing Emanuel Christen And for every book you donate during the drive. The Haiti, Quayle’s last stop, since Nixon in 1954. Among the voters who were fed the leader to compare with you in the Middle “But Mr. Bush, given the monumental and Elio Erriquez. Hartford will give RIF $1, up to $I0,(K)() in total. We believe The vice president did not go bearing gifts; he carried “no new taxes” line are union workers East.” deficit and the specter of automatic Swiss and Red Cross officials no new messages, no new aid commitments. He came who made wage and benefit concessions FEDERAL FUNDS The next day during a brief press con­ in RIF and all it stands for. That's why we're helping in every Gramm-Rudman cuts kicking in, can you have denied any deal was made for home satisfied that by going, he had demonstrated U.S. to management. They did so with the un­ ference in Jerusalem, Metzenbaum had possible way. And we hope you will, too. really promise you won’t ask for any the two, who were kidnapped in Oc­ support for governments that are trying to cope with derstanding that jobs would be saved and W hich come to his senses. He said Hussein “has Take a look at your bookcase. If there are books you new taxes?” retirement programs protected. When tober. 1 drugs and with economic woes. a war psychosis and has difficulty bring­ and your family have outgrown, give of your shelf. Beeau.se “Read my lips. I said no new taxes.” The newspaper said Enriquez’s The fact that he went at some risk served to underscore jobs weren’t saved and retirement states get ing himself to the peace table...” Reading Is Fundamental. No matter which way the president his point. benefits programs were pillaged, release Monday was delayed for decides to attack the deficit, he’s finally managers said they had made those the m ost Dry Dock Waste several hours because of the kidnap­ Books m.i\ be donated al ain ol the tollim ini! lihiai les: .\'on free Walter R. Mears, vice president and columnist for acknowledged that he is willing to promises in good faith, but things just A congressional investigation shows pers’ demand to raise the ransom. Public Libraiy • Prosser Public i.ibrars in Bloonifield • liasi Harlford The Associated Press, has reported on Washington renege on his election campaign pledge didn’t go as they expected. Federal funds that the Navy wastes millions of dollars “The kidnappers insisted on col­ l.ibrai) (Main Sireet) • fbe l■ arnnnylon l.ibraiv • Welles lurner I.ibrars and national politics for more than 25 years. of “no new taxes.” He calls tliis “think­ Also among those voters are people aw arded every year in cost overruns and delays on lecting the full amount and that the 111 (ilasionbui) • Harttord Public l.rbrars • Manebesier Public l.ibrar\ ing anew.” State per capita who trusted the promises of savings- ship repairs. The repair work on more share of the third party which (.Main .Sireeil • Neu Briiain Public I.ibrars • l.ucs Robbins Welles He may call it “thinking anew,” his Letters policy and-loan officers. As it turned ouL they than 35 percent of the submarines, worked as a mediator be added to l.ibraiv in Nessiniiion • Cora J. Belden I.ibrars in Rocks Hill • .Snnsburs critics may call it reneging and I imaging A la sk a $ 5,421 J The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters used customers’ money with about as aircraft carriers and nuclear-powered the previous amount,” the source Public I.ibrars • .South W indsor Public I.ibrars • West Harttord Public should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten Michael Dukakis might call it finally the much care as a dog uses a chicken car­ V irg in ia ■ ■'I'V i$5,3l 7 ,';,r ships in dry dock is behind schedule, and said without further elaboration. I.ibrars • Wetiierslield Public I.ibrars • Windsor Public l.ihrars. truth after a couple of years of lying. 1 Books nia> also he donated .it the Cis ic Center Mall or Richardson pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any cass. The rest of us will be picking up that costs money. We reported earlier this Erriquez, 24, an orthopedic tech­ call it making a statement he had no M a ry la n d ■Mall in Hartlord, at Lnlield .Square, or at Brentano's, Buekland Hills Mall 9 reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries the lab for the fiscal carnage till we’re year that the reserve fleet the Navy nician, was set nearly 24 hours after business making. It is just plain irrespon­ dead. N ew M exico " - $ 4,911 J a group calling itself Palestine in Manchester l.ook tor the Hartlord's Readint: is Fundaiiiental displ.iss to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is would count on in times of war is also in You can di...ate hooks at 1 he Hartlord's locations, too. (s'H) .\ss liiiii sible to promise voters, in a nation bur­ North Dakota $ J Revolutionary Squads said it would final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All There are people who lost their jobs 4,467 abysmal condition. Much of the backup Street. Hartlord • d.CS l-ern Street. West Hartlord • I Risers less Square, letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad­ dened with a staggerii.g debt that because their companies could no longer fleet couldn’t make it out of the harbor, release him. threatens the economic well-being of all, H aw aii •. •. ,“ $ 4,394 I Christen, 33, also an orthopedic hast Hartlord • 200 Hopnieadoss Sireei, Sinisburs • 2(H) i Aceuiise dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let­ compete in the open market-place. How and grass is growing on the decks of Boulesard. Soutliinglon • .1 Waterside Crossine. Windsor • ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. that under no circumstances will he call could they when their products are com­ Massachusetts $ 4,358 J some of the old World War II vintage expert, was released six days earlier. for new taxes. I {iriltin Road South. Blooinlield. peting against goods made in foreign Connecticut C $ 4,236 1 ships that would be pressed into service Al-Anwar said the kidnappers in­ Now that doesn’t mean that George countries by poor people working in in the event of another war. Bush is a bad man, at least no more so M issouri ; $ 4,128J sisted on getting a lump sum and not Manchester Herald sweatshop conditions for a fraction of the installments, which prolonged Erri­ you need us niosi than Dukakis, the guy who took credit cost, or else against goods that are W as h in g to n , $ 3;883 J Ifi'Vi' at our best Mini-editorial quez’ release to give time for the Founded Dec. IS, 1881 as a weekly. for the “Massachusetts Miracle” that produced here in the United States by in­ That Imelda Marcos is quite a piediators to contact the Intenuition- turned out to be an economic fluke that NEA GRAPHICS 9 Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. dustries that exploit illegal aliens? Source: Bureau philanthropist. She said recently that if of the Census ai Committee of the Red Cross and had nothing to do with his savvy leader­ There are pteople who spent big the United States would thaw some of ship. the Swiss govenunent. It did not ITT HARTFORD Publisher . Larry Hall chunks of their laboring lives working Some states get a bigger yearly slice her frozen assets, she would give the 1990 ITT Hartford Insurance Group. Hartford. CT 06115 Editor But “thinking anew” is common prac­ elaborate. . Vincent Michael ^Ivo for companies that promised benefits of the federal pie than others. Alaska Philippines $5 million in earthquake aid. Fourteen Westerners, including News Editor !___Andrew C Spitzler tice for politicians and bureaucrats. I is tops with $5,421 in U.S. funds per after the magical 10- or 20-year plateaus, That’s nearly her annual budget for six Americans, arc believed held thmk the question now is how much only to be “let go” shortly before becom­ capita, according to the latest gov­ shoes, bras and chiffon prom dresses. ernment figures. hostage in Lebanon. 0

iT 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, August 15, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, August 15,1990— 1 BUSINESS Doctors form insurance-free Failures prompt Slow sales cast shadow over McDonalds By DAVID DISHNEAU McDonald’s was as reliable a fixture Despite an 11 percent increase in rollout of its pizza, being tested in a medical network The Associated Press on Wall Street as on Main Street, its second-quarter profits and a 7.2 per­ handful of cities after three or four By RICK HAMPSON ever-increasing sales as depxmdable cent rise in first-half worldwide years of development. The Associated Press HARTFORD (AP) — In response tors. Workers are allowed to use bank insurance as the taste of its food. CHICAGO — It was like biting sales to $8.9 billion, analysts and in­ Greenberg said McDonald’s must to employers’ soaring health-care other health-care providers if they into a Big Mac and finding no meat. But since 1988, the rate of sales vestors focused on domestic sales be absolutely certain it can profitab­ NEW YORK — Money is costs, Connecticut doctors and are willing to pay more. And like dissatisfied customers, growth at U.S. McDonald’s res­ growth. ly make a tasty 12-inch pizza and uninteresting, publicity is hospitals have decided to bypass in­ How much an employee pays for premium hikes investors in McDonald’s Corp. have taurants has slowed to a point that On July 23, the first trading day get it to the customer within six dehumanizing and life affords no surance companies and offer their care depends on how the employer been trying to get their money back. some industry analysts now question after the second-quarter results came minutes. “We really can’t rush the protection from its tragedies and the own health plan. designs the company benefits. A selloff in the company’s stock fol­ whether the Oak Brook-based com­ out, heavy selling of McDonald’s process very much and aren’t will­ passage of time. MedSpan Inc., a network of of ways: reducing stockholders’ Hartford Hospital’s plan, for ex­ By DAVE SKIDMORE lowed the release of second-quarter pany can afford its aggressive stock was partly blamed for an early ing to,” he said. Thorcau in “Walden?” No, Trump hcalth-care providers in central Con­ ample, will pay 100 percent of most The Associated Press dividends, cutting expenses and financial results that lacked foreign expansion plans. plunge of 107 points in the Dow —Shifting demographics and in “Surviving at the Top,” a new necticut, is offering employers a passing part of it on to borrowers health-care costs if employees use McDonald’s usual consistency. “First and foremost, there needs Jones industrial average. consumer tastes. book in which a somewhat chas­ way to contract directly for network providers. If the employees WASHINGTON — Regulators through higher interest rates or to For more than 20 years to be a change in the domestic pic­ McDonald’s stock has tumbled As the baby-boom generation tened Donald admits that even he employee services. depositors through lower interest go outside the network, MedSpan hope to avoid a taxpayer bailout ture,” said Leslie Steppcl of Pruden- more than 16 percent since the ages and their children outgrow got caught up in the ’80s buying The network is starting with pays only 70 percent of expenses rates or higher fees. tial-Bache Securities Inc. frenzy. of the fund protecting bank results were released, from $36 per Ronald McDonald “Happy Meals,” Hartford Hospital and nearly 4(X) af­ and requires a $200 deductible per deposits by imposing a record 62 “The problem is as we push Jack M. Greenberg, McDonald’s share on July 20 to $30 at the close analysts said, families are tending to Trump explains why he paid so filiated physicians. Newington those premiums higher, we’re person. percent increase in insurance Retail chief financial officer, ack­ of trading Tuesday. choose sit-down restaurants. much for the Plaza Hotel, the Children’s Hospital and Meriden- pushing the healthy segment of nowledged that leaders of the Before MedSpan, Connecticut premiums paid by banks. Greenberg blamed the slowing Likewise, the increased consumer Eastern Shuttle and other “trophy Wallingford Hospital are expected to doctors created two health main­ By a 5-0 vote Tuesday, the the banking industry under,” said Sales world’s favorite restaurant chain arc U.S. sales growth mainly on the preference for lower-fat foods has properties” which brought him to join soon. Bert Ely, a financial institutions disappointed in U.S. sales growth. tenance organizations that provide board of the Fcdcr.al Deposit In­ sluggish economy and increased worked against McDonald’s and the edge of bankruptcy: MedSpan hopes to have seven hcalth-care for pre-paid fees. analyst in Alexandria, Va. But he bristled at analysts’ sug­ surance Corp. proposed a i s r competition from other restaurants. other burger-and-fries stores, even “My attention span is short, and participating hospitals and 8(X) doc­ But MedSpan is the state’s first premium rate next year of 19.5 The FDIC said the increase gestions that McDonald’s should Analysts traced the problem to at though McDonald’s has introduced probably my least favorite thing to tors targeting north-central Connec­ represents 7.3 percent of banks’ The Associated Press preferred-provider arrangement cents per 5100 of deposits, up 1SD quickly revise its business strategy. least three other factors: low-fat, no-cholesterol apple-bran do is to maintain the status quo. In­ ticut, said Kevin Kelly, MedSpan after-tax income in 1989, when sponsored by doctors and hospitals from 12 cents this year. “People should not run companies — Price increases that have out­ muffins and low-fat shakes, sub­ stead of being content when IN W ITH t h e n e w Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee lacocca addresses journalists, industry president. the premium rate was 8.3 cents. instead of by insurance companies A final vote is scheduled late based on the two- or three-month paced inflation since 1986. stituted low-fat frozen yogurt for ice everything is going fine, I start get­ representatives and Chrysler managers as he launches production of the newly-redesigned Two employers with more than or employers. If the proposed 1991 premium time frame that these people think next month following a 30-day Twenty-five years ago, cream and switched to vegetable oil ting impatient and irritable. 1991 Chrysler mini-vans Tuesday. 5,000 employees, Hartford Hospital Doctors and hospitals created had been in effect, an additional we should,” Greenberg said in a period for public comment. McDonald’s sold 15-ccnt ham­ from animal fat in its deep-fryers. “For me, you see, the important and Keeney Manufacturing Co. of MedSpan because they were fed iq> FDIC Chairman L. William four banks likely would have recent interview. “We’re in no burgers. Today a Big Mac, large “From our standpoint, we have thing is the getting,” he writes, “not Newington, have signed up for the failed and another 179 banks with insurance companies and Seidman said the increase was panic.” fries and large soft drink at one more momentum and more innova­ the having.” program. would have posted a loss for the wanted to protect or increase busi­ needed to pay for bank failures McDonald’s triggered something downtown Chicago location total tion going on than at any time in our OK, so the new Trump is no Gan­ In Brief . . . Called a “preferred-provider” ar­ year, the agency estimated. ness, said John K. Springer, presi­ that continue near post-Dcpres- akin to a panic on the stock market $4.15, more than a comparable meal history,” Greenberg said. dhi. But he’s been through a few rangement, MedSpan channels “Those banks on the edge of dent of Connecticut Health System sion highs. when it released second-quarter at some Shoncy’s restaurants, a Many, but not all, analysts dis­ changes and thought about life, workers to certain hospitals and doc­ insolvency might find this to be in Hartford. “I don’t see any panic around results showing domestic sales of $6 fast-growing chain of sit-down agree. which he defines about 50 times in ■ Oil-producing countries could ■ Goldman Sachs & Co., the ratified a local conUact with General the straw that breaks the camel’s here. I think we are making a billion for the first half of 1990, an places based in Nashville. Daniel J. Donoghue, vice presi­ the first 25 pages. Life, he writes, establish new pricing and produc­ giant investment bank and Motors Corp., ending a six-day back,” said Stephen Verdier, reasoned judgment under our increase of 3.3 percent from the first — Slow development of new dent of the bond-rating firm Duff & “comes down to chance”; “will go tion levels by the end of the week if brokerage, said it would install a strike that shut down six GM as­ senior legislative counsel of the ASONO JFttA J J obligations under the statutes to half of 1989. menu items. Phelps Inc., said a review “con­ on”; “is fragile.” And, of course, agreements are reached at an emer­ pair of executives to replace John L. sembly plants, officials said. maintain a sound fund, one that Independent Bankers’ Associa­ Jun-gp JK-90 The results extended a pallcm of It took six to eight years to take cluded that McDonald’s is taking “You only have one life.” gency OPEC meeting. President Weinberg when he steps down later GM officials and the United Auto will not call on the taxpayers for tion of America, which progressively weaker sales growth the Egg McMuffin from concept to the right steps toward maintaining Carlos Andres Perez said. Workers union said Tuesday mem­ Rubber Jar Rings I $145.4 I I $149.4 I |$14»!s | The buoyant, arrogant Trump of this year as senior partner and chair­ payments,” he said. represents community banks. that began in 1988 after peaking at counter. The company is also its pre-eminent position in the res­ his first book, “The Art of the Deal,” OPEC members Saudi Arabia and man. bers of Local 659 voted 1,322 to are at 5o»«w US. Otm. or Ca w w 11.6 percent in 1987. If paying for failures were to moving slowly toward a national taurant industry.” has given way to a man sobered by Venezuela plan to propose that Weinberg, 65, disclosed Tuesday 106 to accept the contract. ^MARLOW'S “For Everything”^ exhaust the fund, taxpayers Even with the increase, it still the breakup of his marriage, the production be increased if necessary he plans to retire after 14 years as ■n will take at least five years to to avoid a world oil shortage during ■ Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee For 78 Years would be called on to make good near-insolvency of his enterprise senior partner and chairman of the lacocca said that Chrylser is holding bring the fund up to full strength, the Iraq-Kuwait crisis, Perez said on the government’s pledge to and the deaths of three of his casino management committee at the end negotiations with three European Seidman said. As defined by Tuesday. S 3 protect deposit accounts up to executives in a helicopter crash. of the firm’s fiscal year Nov. 30. automakers and could have a partner $1(X),000. The fund backs $2.6 Congress, that is a reserve of Members of the Organization of The firm said its co-vicc chairmen To capitalize on some of these by the end of the decade. All Canning and Freezing Supplies - trillion in 12,500 banks. $1.25 for every $100 in deposits. problems. Random House moved up Petroleum Exporting Countries are for the past three years, Robert E. Under banking legislation planning an emergency session, but lacocca declined Tuesday to give 1/2 pt., 1 pt., 1 qt., 1/2 gal. Glass Jars ^ m The new rate would nearly publication of ‘Trump: Surviving at Rubin and Stephen Friedman, will any details of the talks with Renault double premium income from enacted last year, the insurance the Top” from October and ordered the date and location have yet to be share Weinberg’s titles after he Freezing Containers - All Sizes premium had been scheduled to announced. of France, Volvo of Sweden or Fiat $2.8 billion this year to $4.8 bil­ "H ey M om - 500,000 copies for the first printing. retires. of Italy, but indicated that the finan­ Bag Sealing Equipment and Poly Bags increase to at least 15 cents in iS lion next year. The fund lost $5.1 Trump is vague on the subject of cially troubled U.S. automaker may Pressure Canners 1991. The additional 4.5 cent in­ ■ Domestic automakers reported billion in 1988 and 1989 and is his estranged wife Ivana. He says ■ Unionized auto workers at a have some sort of affiliadon with Water Bath Canners w/Racks crease is the maximum the FDIC that sales of their North American- parts plant in Flint overwhelmingly expected to lose $2 billion this the two grew apart, but extols her another company within 10 years. Labels and Canning Tools year. can add next year. Later, if many fine qualities and insists that made cars and trucks plummeted s 3 needed, it could raise the 18.5 percent during early August 0 ^ Regulators expect the fund leather, although the couple “seem to be premium by 7.5 cents a year until tier Ro(k compared with last year. will shrink to $11 billion this headed in different directions ... I 1 m it reaches 32.5 cents. Sales of North American-made year from a high of $18.3 billion don’t know what the outcome of my cars with Japanese company at the end of 19S7. separation will be.” Even with the increase, banks nameplates rose 11.5 percent despite O 5 So far this year, 118 banks He says the cause of their split still will pay less than savings in­ a 15.7 percent drop in Honda stiles. can you find back-to-school savings! have failed. Last year, 207 failed stitutions. Their premium, under back-to-school wasn’t acuess Marla Maples, but his Company spokesman Jeff Leestma or required federal assistance to last year’s law, will increase preference for staying home in bed 5? said supplies of domestic cars were stay ahoat, down slightly from a watching television or hanging m from 20.8 cents this year to 23 short. 0 posl-Deprcssion high of 221 in around with casino high rollers than $ 15 boys shirt /. girls iCjjs cents in 1991. Car sales by General Motors m S 1988. The initial wave of bank attending his wife’s many social long sleeved dress shirt has long sleeved placket t-shirt Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler CO i 2 Banks are expected to pay for failures in the early 1980s was shoes for me and sis. functions. button placket front, sizes has pointed collar, sizes Corp. dropped 24.3 percent, led by a 8-20 the premium increase in a variety caused by farming troubles. Trump also recounts some ugly encounters and tries to settle a few 38.6 percent decline in Chrysler car 0 1 scores. sales in the first 10 days of August, 7.99 " " 3.99 m >> the companies said Hiesday. At dinner with the Trumps, Frank Sinatra called his wife Barbara “you ■ Retail sales were virtually flat piece of human garbage” for 7.99 boys shirt 8.99 girls pants > CO in July, edging up just 0.1 percent, Special criticizing President Reagan. 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From Page 1 From Page 1 but focxl and gasoline were still troops and planes to Saudi Arabia, Section 2, F*age 9 available although banks remained Egyptian and Moroccan troops America,” Hussan declined to dis­ prospect of financial aid, saying: saying Iraqi u-oops massed nearby in are already there. don’t know about a period of years, local recional Wednesday, August 15,1990 cuss details, but said, “I don’t thing / closed, said a spokesman, who by Kuwait threatened Saudi Arabia and “We’ve always been a friend of Jor­ The predominantly Moslem na­ but certainly we’re going to be there custom was not identified. its vast oil reserves. that his majesty would be traveling dan. We’ve helped them in the past; tion of Bangladesh said today its long enough to get the job done.” In a letter to President Hashemi at this crucial moment if the Iraqi we’d help them in the future if they Twelve Arab League nations troops would join multinational for­ The president sought to minimize Rafsanjani of Iran, read by a broad­ leadership did not have a rational fulfill their obligation here.” Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron voted for an Arab force to protect ces in Saudi Arabia. The size of the the danger facing the 3,5(X) or so caster over Baghdad radio, Saddam approach to the future.” Saudi Arabia, with the vanguard of contingent was not disclosed. Still unanswered was the question Americans trapped in Kuwait and said he will begin withdrawing Hussan also said reports today of how long U.S. troops would have Syria’s contingent arriving Thesday, Jordan’s Hussein, however, has Iraq. He said their status was that of troops from Iranian territory on that Iraq was seeking peace with to be away from home. according to diplomatic sources in refused so far to join in embargo ef­ “inconvenienced people who want Friday and release Iranian prisoners Riyadh, the Saudi capital. neighboring Iran “shows a major to get out. ... I hope that it doesn’t Board of Ed OKs forts against Iraq. of war. achievement.” Cheney, visiting at R>rt Stewart, become more than that. I have no Iran said an Iraqi diplomatic In a letter to Iranian President Ga., with soldiers shipping out for reason to think at this juncture that it Awareness aimed at crime victims delegation was en route to Tehran to Hashemi Rafsanjani reported today will.” Saudi Arabia, refused to say how needed,” Corliss said. deliver Saddam’s message, which it by the Iraqi government, Saddam lunch price hike By RICK SANTOS Bolton, Andover, and Hebron. long Americans would have to stand An unidentified Iraqi official told said, but added that the commis­ said it would review “with op­ Support said he will begin withdrawing guard in the gulf. Manchester Herald The awareness campaign will Statewide, the commission ABC News on Tuesday that include communicating informa­ sion could not station advocates timism.” troops from Iranian territory and “I don’t want to mislead anybody By SCOTT BREDE With the increase, the program doled out more than $2.7 million Americans in Iraq and Kuwait arc tion about the commission’s ser­ in Windham and Litchfield judi­ Saddam appeared to accept a bor­ From Page 1 release Iranian prisoners of war. into thinking that it’s going to be a will have an extra $1,249 that will With violent crime on the in­ in compensation to victims or “restrictces” and would not be free Manchester Herald vices through posters, billboards, cial districts because of der demarcation treaty he had The Iranian government reported short-term commitment,” Cheney be carried over to the education crease, the state’s Commission relatives of victims of homicide, to leave until the crisis has ended. bumper stickers, public service budgetary constraints. rejected in peace talks following the sure we all feel.” that an Iraqi diplomatic delegation said. “I simply don’t know.” budget of the next fiscal year, on Victim Seivices is beginning assault, rape, domestic violence, they can speax to Darren on the Bush said he secs no hope of a ANDOVER — Fv>llowing in the announcements, special events, August 1988 cease-fire of the eight- was en route to Tehran to deliver Similarly, Bush indicated the Vautour said. an intensive effort to let people and child abuse. Those emotions include a con­ phone. diplomatic solution until Iraqi troops footsteps of many neighboring and media interviews. Those districts were passed stant fear of the unknown. “I Saddam’s message, which it said it commitment of U.S. troops to Saudi pull out of Kuwait and its exiled Board Chairwoman Cynthia know about the assistance avail­ Besides monetary awards, vic­ over because they have the least year war with Iran. But given the chance. Sears would review “with optimism.” school boards, the Board of Educa­ Corliss reports that of the thought it was dreadful when he Arabia was open-ended, saying, “I leaders return to power. tion here voted to raise its school’s Dakin said that the board will look able to them as victims. tim services provides legal ad­ ^ o u n t of crime, she said. Vic­ The move seemed aimed at head­ would express typical maternal sen­ To the dismay of the United went through four weeks at the lunch prices at last night’s board at the quality and cost effectiveness hundreds of area residents who vice and emotional support tims in those areas can receive ing off more trouble with Iran, timent. “I’d tell him I love him very States, Jordan has been subverting “There are a lot of victims that academy and they didn’t even tell us meeting. of the lunch program within the were victims of violent crimes during the coun process through assistance through a toll-free which had condemned Iraq’s in­ much,” she said. “I’d also tell him the United Nations trade embargo are not receiving compensation last year, only a handful applied vasion of Kuwait on Aug. 2 but also if he arrived. But this is worse,” that he’s very, very precious as are Board members voted un­ year, so that increases won’t plague that should be,” says Carla Cor­ its victim advocates. They are telephone help-line (1-800-822- Sears says. by allowing truckloads of goods to the elem ent^ school next year. But for monetary compensation. In based in courthouses in 10 of the VICT). criticized the multinational force all the boys and husbands over roll into Iraq, carrying supplies un­ animously to increase the cost of hot liss, the commission’s senior Manchester, nine applied for dispatched to Saudi Arabia. “You’re all right for an hour and there.” Balloons meals at Andover Elementary Dakin’s primary concern was the communications officer. state’s 12 judicial districts, Cor­ Corliss said also that some then you get a little lump in your loaded from ships at the Red Sea quality and nutritional value of the compensation, two applied in liss said. areas which have advocates Saddam said he was “looking for­ Although the Gulf crisis has put port of Aqaba. School from $1.25 to $1.50 after “We need to let people know throat. Then you’re all right for lunches that the school children are Coventry, and no one applied for “Certainly, we’d prefer to have could use more because of the ward to a new life of cooperation on her son in danger. Scars say she is The southern Jordanian port is the From Page 1 School Superintendent J.A. Camille that we exist and that we are such assistance in the towns of the principles of Islam and respect another hour and then another little not bitter about President Bush’s Vautour said that the hike would be eating. an advocate in every court,” she high amount of violent crime. lump and a tear.” last opening for goods for Iraq if “The type of meal that is being of each other’s rights ... so we can decision to send troops to Saudi ships completely seal the Persian the only way to keep the lunch deter all those fishing in dirty waters Sears says the crisis also has put a Arabia. “The people there love it, even few years. delivered to the kids is my main Gulf. the ones who aren’t getting the bal­ program out of the red. and cooperate to turn the gulf into a strain on her husband, though she “If the U.S. is going to be a world “When I first started, it was just worry,” said Dakin, who noted that loons,” she said. “They really enjoy According to Vautour, without the lake of peace free of foreign fleets says that because he is a fomier power, then we’ve got to be a world “If it’s a hole through which com­ getting off the ground. The idea has lunch prices at Andover Elementary seeing the bright colors and the increase, the program would ex­ and forces that harbor ill intentions Marine he understands the situation power all the time. We can’t just merce flows in an otherwise tight spread across the counby from the School has not risen in recently. Hebron considers bright smiling faces.” perience a $2,461 deficit by the end Water problems West Coast,” she said. La^ night was the first official against us.” a little better. “He’s just as stressed pick and choose,” she said. net, I would certainly think that of the coming school year if it as I am; he just shows it less,” she Minicucci, who resides in Vernon, Besides delivering balloons, Min­ meeting between the newly ap­ In other developments: Sears says this experience has Aqaba should be closed to Iraqi served the same number of hot —^The Pentagon said that Defense said. given her some new insight into her commerce,” Bush declared at a has owned and operated the business icucci also sets up decorations at pointed superintendent and the parties and wedding, often in lunches as last year. Secretaiy Dick Cheney is consider­ Sears last spoke with Darren on own parents’ stress while she grew news conference Thesday. for eight years, but her store has school board. recycling ideas at Fiano Estates elaborate designs. But it’s the stir ing urging Bush to order a national Saturday night, when he told her he up in England during World War II. He said any country allowing only been at its current location at callup of armed forces reserves for was leaving soon, but couldn’t tell “In the morning, my sister and I goods into Iraq would be violating the Yam Mill shopping center for she causes when she shows up at ter to the planning commission in­ people’s door with a handful of bal­ By CAROL CLEVENGER tions to the Board of Selectmen. By DONNA O’LEARY active duty because of the drain on her where he was going or what he used to get on our bikes with our gas the sanctions and an embargo ap­ the past year. From gazoos to forming them of the many com­ loons that breeds the best stories. Manchester Herald Among the items at issue is whether Manchester Herald units sending soldiers abroad. Bush was doing. Sears says her daughter- masks over our shoulders and ride proved by the United Nations. “But Students learn to the town should offer trash pickup plaints received and asking to be in­ kaleidoscopes to pies that can be “Most people arc really surprised can call up to 200,000 reservists for in-law has received a call from Dar­ off to school. he’s (Hussein) coming here. I’ll for residents. cluded in the process of correcting juggled, the store offers almost and really embarrassed to get bal­ HEBRON — A discussion of B(3LTON — Fiano Estates, a up to 180 days without seeking con­ ren since then, saying he had been “My mother must have been ter­ have a chance to talk to him,” Bush every kind of party favor im­ the existing problems. loons,” she said. “I once had a per­ recycling options and public infor­ Chris Ambrose reported that he subdivision consisting of houses gressional approval. assigned to Saudi Arabia. rified each day,” Sears said. “But as said. aginable. When heavy rains occur, like son run away from me and I had to pick right heroes mation plans for the Hebron Harvest had contacted an area hauler. (several in phases of construction) —^The outlook darkened for about It will be awhile before the children, we took it very lightly. We U.S. officials say Hussein is in a those in the past week, the water “I try to keep everything I sell go chasing after them.” Fair dominated Tuesday night’s on Valerie Drive, Ken Drive and 3,000 Americans caught in Iraq and families are given an address to for­ joked that if you could hear the difficult position alongside a mighty “I am requesting a list of options runoff overflows the natural swales really unique,” said Minicucci, who But, she said, a person can’t be meeting of the recycling task force Lori Drive, has been a source of Kuwait when Saddam sent his for­ ward mail through. Sears said. It bombs (falling) you were safe. The and threatening Arab power. Bush By SCOTT BREDE Throughout the year, students without prices,” he said. ‘To put out in the area. claims the idea of balloon delivery blamed for being a bit riled at seeing at the Town of Hebron Office Build­ complaints by residents to the town. ces into the small, oil-rich sultanate. probably will be even longer before offered reassuring words and the Manchester Herald from kindergarten through sixth bids, you have to have specs, and ; ^ E bombs would miss you.” has really caught on over the past ing. But town officials say that with the Residents of Valerie Drive are a balloon-carrying gorilla. grade studied the concept of heroes, specs come from the available op­ ^ m The Iraqi ambassador to Greece Task force members quickly made heavy rains during the past week, upset because the water problems said in Athens the Americans and ANDOVER — The Andover replacing movie heroes Rambo and tions.” plans for the fair, and then moved “Are we looking at town-wide or those complaints have started to get have delayed the paving of the road. other stranded foreigners could Elementary School’s enrichment Indiana Jones with terminally ill worse. O ^ children and others whose lives are on to a discussion ol recycling op­ individual” collections, member Mike Plocharczyk, 33 Valerie Drive, leave “as soon as the threats from program, HEROES, was selected as Drainage problems due to run of- told the commission he has often one of the most innovative cur­ plagued with hardships. tions for eventual presentation to the Joseph Krist questioned. the United States and its allies are fwaier have caused residents to con­ spoken out at meetings and con­ riculum ideas in North America this Activities that the youths par­ Board of Selectmen. eliminated.” ABC quoted an Iraqi Natalie Perry recommended “In order to get behind recycling, tact the selectmens office and voice tacted the selectmen over the need Pbreigri Ministry official in Baghdad year by the American School Board ticipated in included going to Phul you need an overall town plan,” concerns at town meetings. to correct the problems. m H Journal and the Executive Educator. Newman’s “Hole in the Wall Gang” demonstrations of recycling techni­ as saying Americans in Iraq are We Want ques at the fair, and the avoidance of Ambrose said. “Ideally, this is the Water from Valerie Drive often 0 ^ “resu-ictees” who will stay there w m The year-long program, which camp for children with terminal dis­ plan in which the citizen would get washes out a real estate lot on Lori The re-opening of school is ex­ 1 rri gave the students at the elementary eases and listening to an escapee handouts which quickly become until the crisis ends. / “throwaways”. the best deal.” Drive as it runs down the property. pected to bring further complaints school the chance to learn about from the Siberian gulag. —^The British Foreign Office said “People need to know what to do Town Engineer R.L. Lombardi has because school buses will not pick real-life heroes, was one of 88 out of Teachers at the school also incor­ Another member. Skip Davis, up the children on the roads. O 5 today conditions in Kuwait appear with light bulbs and plastic tabs made recommendations to to be deteriorating. There have been 800 programs in the United States porated the message into the wondered if the town wanted to gel Selectman Douglas Cheney ex­ from bread wrappers.” she said. into the trash business. developers in the past, but the reports of wholesale looting but and Canada to be recognized with children’s everyday schooling. plained that buses cannot go up YOUR Planned also is the installation of “I’m questioning how to address erosion problem is still continuing, 5?: food and gasoline were still avsdl- the award end is detailed in the “The idea was ingrained roads that have not been accepted by a compost bin with a plastic panel so the individual,” Krist said. “How do he told the town planning commis­ CD m i able, said a spokesman, who by cus­ August issue of The Learning Bank, throughout the whole school,” said sion Tuesday night. the town. That means children walk that the public can see how com­ you address the individual who to a bus slop on Hebron Road. tom was not identified. Banks a monthly educational magazine. Dakin of the program. The planning commission plans “I’m really thrilled,” said Board posting is done. wants to maintain his weekly trip to remained closed. This school year, Mary VanDer- the recycling center?” to have Lombardi check to see if The selectmen, town engineer and s i Hebron has opened a recycling —The Iraqi ambassador to of Education Chairwoman Cynthia Meid, the challenge and enrichment work has been completed according planning commission will try to center in anticipation of state-man­ Ambrose said that if the town Venezuela said on Tiiesday that Iraq Dakin. “It’s the first time Andover program teacher at the school, will to original plans filed and also what recommend solutions to the Applianeea [Elementary School] has received dated recycling which begins on were to go with the pickup schedule, would retaliate against Venezuela be offering a similar program ^ le d can be done to correct the problem. developer that will be able to correct January 1. The task force is charged there could be a gradual “phasing m and other OPEC oil cartel members national recognition.” “Tell a Story.” Helen Kemp, executive assistant the problems and satisfy all parties, with making recycling recommenda­ out” of the recycling center. if they boost oil production to fill to the selectmen, recently sent a let­ but that will take time, they said. 5 r - the gap created by blocked supplies > CD from Iraq and Kuwait. With Kuwait now “annexed,” Iraq has conu-ol of ^ 1 20 percent of the world’s oil reser­ Project RISE 3 3 H ves. A steep rise in world oil prices > followed the Kuwait invasion. " 0 The UJ'l. Security Council on Aug. 6 ordered a global embargo on is graded high trade with Iraq as punishment for seizing Kuwait. Bush then sent U.S. By SCOTT BREDE down by relying on its motto. Last Manchester Herald year, nearly one-third of its workshops were run by teachers — GERMAN BOY “Teachers teaching other a strategy that yielded greater effec­ teachers.” That’s the motto that tiveness at a fraction of the cost. NEEDS HOME IN Project RISE has lived by in its 14 “Sometimes teachers can get years of operation, and it seems to upset when outside consultants tell TOLLAND/ work. Last year’s attendance of them they have problems that they RISE workshops was up 140 percent don’t think they have,” Pattavina from three years ago. said. “The main benefit of the HARTFORD Project RISE, a program designed workshops is that they allow '°e v < to teach teachers the new tricks of teachers to meet with their col­ COUNTY AREA « e « e their trade, serves nine rural school leagues and find out what is going on (in education) through other col­ Jorg from Germany is anx­ districts in eastern Connecticut, in­ leagues’ experiences.” iously awaiting news that there cluding Andover and Hebron. Last year, the registration of Of the 166 different workshops is a family in the Tolland workshops totaled 2,647 compared that were conducted for the nearly County/Hartford County area to the roughly 1,150 who turned out 700 teachers from member schools, who will help fulfill his dream in 1986-87. 51 were instructed by fellow of spending a year in America. “We’ve come a long way in the teachers. The average cost of Jorg enjoys sports, computers, « w ® Vise past few years,” said the project’s teacher-run workshops were $53, \& n playing guitar and reading and director, Dr. Paul J. Pattavina. “A lot while those conducted by outside is hoping to pursue some of of it has been fueled by the state consultants cost $183 per workshop. these interests during his ex­ mandate for staff development,” According to Pattavina, 75 teachers from Hebron and 26 from change year. He is also look­ which requires teachers to spend 18 Andover represent their school dis­ ing forward to developing new T t V W TJi Old NCR ■ -V * hour a year toward enhancing their tricts at the workshops, which are ‘American’ interests and hob­ teaching skills, Pattavina said. held on seven Thursdays throughout bies that he can share with his While the attendance is rising at a the school year anywhere from two Reginald Pinlo/Manchester Herald 1 feverish pace, the cost of those friends when he returns to Ger­ to four hours at a time. workshops are on the decline. many. HARD DAY’S WORK — Employees of Glenn Construction construction project on Keeney Street. The project will take The project is funded mostly from Corp. of Manchester work in the summer heat on a sewer another month or more to complete. Despite the rising costs of outside grants and membership fees from consultants, RISE has kept spending the participating school boards. Each year, ASSE International trade W tv,e Student Exchange programs provides qualified European ANY WORKING OLD APPLIANCE Town counsel to rule on project concerns students with the opportunity IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE TRADE-IN to spend an academic year in As long as it’s one of the items listed above Don’t By DONNA O’LEARY subdivision is owned by Alvord As­ Robber is America attending a local high ing becomes the town’s respon­ final approval. Closed Sundays worry about age, condition, scratches, dents! Manchester Herald Lombardi, the town engineer. sociates, Farmington, and work on sibility. But the owner of the sub­ The Sauers now are asking to school and learning about life During August ‘Anybuill-ina/jpliancodjas. water) that calls lor plumbing m usi However Lombardi had expressed concerns 9 be removed by a professional catch basins, road repair, erosion division will not be determined until subdivide the property into a two- in America. If your family BOLTON — A proposal to sub­ over a cul-de-sac, wetlands and sep­ sentenced control devices and installation of a foreclosure suit is decided in a acre lot, and a house with a nine- would like to help make Jorg's divide an 11-acre parcel into two drainage pipes could not be com­ tic systems on the original plans. case to be heard September 11 in acre parcel. The Sauers said a poten­ year in the area possible, please lots and review of on-going building pleted in the time alloted. Questions also have arisen over the MANCHESTER — A 38-year- All Ouf Usual Top Nawes At Tcffific Savings! Rockville, preventing the town from tial buyer for the property did not call your local Area Represen­ projects in the town were discussed 'The town is trying to establish possible use of Bailey Road as an old Hartford man has been sen­ obtaining a deed. tenced to 14 years in federal prison tative, Christine Elmquist, at at Tiiesday night’s Planning Com­ responsibility for repairs needed at feel the lot was large enough, so access to Andover by the sub­ The Planning Commission will for the April robbery of $12,800 Open Mon., Thurs . tri 9:30-8 p.m. mission meeting. the site. 'The town fears the they will keep the remaining nine division and the town. 203-423-2195 or ASSE's toll- discuss the subdivision with from a Manchester savings bank. Tues.. Wed., 'til 6 • Sat. 'til 5 • Closed Sun. during Aug. Questions on the failed Hanover $116,0(X) bond will not be enough to acres. No opposition was voiced by Earlier this year Andover had free number at 800-333-3802. selectmen and review decisions of­ During the April 2 robbery, Wil­ Farms subdivision have been turned complete the work. Another ques­ visitors in the audience or the com­ suggested closing the road, saying '90 doyi Kjme a» caih, fered by Barger. mission. lie A. Brooks vaulted the teller EASY TO GET TO: no payrrrent required over to town attorney Richard tion is if the work can be contracted Bolton had not been maintaining it. ASSE, a non-profit organiza­ COMING FROM THE HARTFORD In another project, the Sauer sub­ Also reviewed was Brandy Acres Selectmen from Bolton said the counter and emptied the tellers’ ALSIEFFERTS AREA TAKE l-M TO THE NEW Barger for possible solutions by the out or if it should be done by the tion is dedicated to fostering 445 HARTFORD F I MaexPRESSW AV GET OFF AT division is an 11-acre lot off West II, a 16-lot subdivision off Brandy cash drawers while an accomplice, MANCHESTER. C T i THE KEENET STHECr EXIT <>3| selectmen’s office. gravel road that lies in Bolton has 9 town — and if more funds are international relationships TAKE JLCFTS t O A l IIEFFEHTS Street that had been approved last Street owned by Sid and Helen been recently regraded and the town Herman A. Coleman, stood guard The 20-lot subdivision off Brandy needed can they be obtained from by tlie door of the Savings Bank of between countries through winter. Original plans called for a Strangland of Vernon. Engineer Les did maintain its section. The Stran- SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Street has suffered financial difficul­ the developer. one-acre lot and house, along with a Manchester, court records in the ties, and on May 15 the construction Crawford of Fuss and O’Neill in gelands said the subdivision is for cultural exchange. If the town accepts a road, main­ 10-acre parcel, but plans were never case showed. Brooks was sen­ 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester Keeney St. Exit Off I-384 • Tel. 647-9997 bond was pulled by llie town. The Manchester told the commission he their use and would not involve the tenance such as plowing and sand­ submitted to the commission for tenced Tuesday. had presented updated plans to R.L. use of Bailey Road. 0 10— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, August 15, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, August 15, 1990— 11 Gibes, Rowland Man gets RECORD offer plans suspended HARTFORD (AP) — Two can­ percent to 10 percent; the elimina­ sentence A b ou t Tow n didates for governor. Republican Police Roundup tion of the capital gains, interest and t - John G. Rowland and Democratic dividends taxes; a reduction in the William J. Cibcs Jr., are calling for sales tax from 8 percent to 5 per­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — A Clinton tax cuts aimed at small businesses to cent; and the elimination of both the man accused of refurbishing sub­ Summer sizzler open dance Woman rolls car jump start the state’s sluggish busi­ 8 percent tax on some services and standard jet engine parts used on East of the River Chapter #12%, Parents Without A Manchester woman was treated for a minor head in­ ness economy. the property tax on new production commercial jet engines will not be Partners, will present the music of Ricky Marz on the jury and bmises above the eyebrow and then released They offered their plans for machinery. serving any time in prison. Keyboard at a Summer Sizzler Open Dance on Saturday, from Manchester Memorial Hospital Sunday night after stimulating Connecticut’s business August 18 from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Kosciuszko Losses to the state through those U.S. District Court Judge Ellen being injured in a car accident on West Middle Thmpike. climate TUcsday. Club, One Vernon Avc., Vernon. Singles and couples are actions would be made up by his Bums sentenced Steven D. Nilsen, According to police reports, the woman, Jennifer A. Rowland, a three-term con­ proposal to impose a state personal welcome. Members $5, non-members $7. For informa­ Breton, 24, of 304 Spmee St., was injured after the 1988 gressman from Waterbury, proposed 35, to a two-year suspended prison tion, call 649-1949 or 429-2819. income tax. Gibes said. sentence, four years probation and Toyota Corolla she was driving rolled over three times, a reduction in the capital gains tax, He also called for state-backed eventually stopping in the opposite lane. at least for small businesses and 150 hours of community service Beautiful babies announced loan guarantees for business expan­ Tuesday for conspiring to defraud Breton, who was charged with reckless driving and businesses in state-sanctioned sion and additional emphasis on ex­ The Manchester K-Mart department stores held a driving under the influence of alcohol, had been travell­ enterprise zones, and possibly for all the Federal Aviation Administration. beautiful baby contest in July and raised more than $271 port business. Nilsen had faced up to five years ing cast at a high rate of speed, according to the report. businesses and private citi2^ns. Gibes is challenging U.S. Rep. for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The top three As she pa.sscd a car travelling in the same direction in the He said lost revenues would be in prison and a $250,000 fine on the babies were as follows; 1st place - Mallory Thompson Bruce A. Morrison, a four-term con­ single conspiracy count to which he right lane, she swerved to avoid it. The section of the more than made up by increased gressman from Hamden, for the from East Hartford; 2nd place — Jessica Fern from East road has two lanes going in each direction. business activity. Rowland also pleaded guilty June 12. Hartford; 3rd place - Jessie August from East Hartford. Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ “The judge took into considera­ Breton is scheduled to appear Monday in Superior called for a moratorium on new Prizes were $25, $15 and $10 gift certificates from the tion in the Sept. 11 primary. tion several factors, including Mr. Court in Manchester. Manchester K-Mart. Thank you to all the beautiful government mandates on small busi­ The Gibes and Rowland propx)sals Nilscn’s role in the operation,” said ness, except for environmental or came four days after independent U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. babies that parucipated in this event and to everyone for other clearly necessary mandates. voting. gubernatorial candidate Lowell P. “He was not a major player at all. “In a recession, you use tax policy Weicker Jr. called for business tax He was a laborer in the operation.” Safe Rides officers announced Today In History to stimulate economic activity,” cuts to improve the state’s sagging The government said Nilsen and Rowland said. economy. Weicker proposed an At a recent meeting, the membership of Manchester two other men took part in a scheme Today is Wednesday, Aug. 15, the 227th day of 1990. Cibcs, a six-term state repre­ elimination of both the 20 percent Safe Rides elected officers for the 1990-91 operating between November 1986 and k" " There are 138 days left in the year. sentative from New London, said surcharge on corporate income taxes November 1987 to refurbish 1,1 (X) year: President Julie Stansficld; Vice President Mary O’Loughlin; Secretary Megan Bums; and Treasurer Today’s Birthdays: his tax reform package would allow and the utility tax on non-manufac­ jet engine vanes that had a cut in the corporate tax from 13.8 turing companies. Michael Carrier. Cooking expert Julia Child is 78. Actress Wendy deteriorated beyond limits the FAA Hiller is 78. ^ g l t Farum president Phyllis Schlafly is considered safe to repair. “Vial of Life” program 66. Playwri^t Robert Bolt is 66. Actress Rose Marie is More than 1(X) of the illegally 65. Actor Mike Connors is 65. Actress Janice Rule is 59. repaired parts — the vanes located The Bolton Seniors Citizens will hold a meeting at the Community Hall on Wednesday, Aug. 22 at 1 p.m. Ashe- Civil rights activist Vernon Jordan is 55. Actor Jim Dale Plants vs. pipes in the rear portion of jet engines — is 55. Author-journalist Linda Ellcrbce is 46. Britain’s were installed on engines before the ly Thompson, a Manchester Memorial Hospital volun­ teer, will provide the “Vial of Life” program. Blood pres­ Princess Anne is 40. from Shelton to Milford. The scheme was uncovered in 1988. Today’s Highlight in History: BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The Prosecutors said Joseph Wilkins, sures will be taken. U.S. Environmental Protection EPA has asked that a previously On Aug. 15, 1947, India became independent after considered route from Stratford 31, of Line Lexington, Pa., a some 200 years of British rule. Jawaharlal Nehru became Agency wants the Iroquois wholesaler of jet engine parts, ob­ Coventry senior citizens meet pipeline to pass through Connec­ to Milford be used instead be­ India’s first prime minister. cause it considers that route 'ess The Associated Press tained the substandard vanes from a The Coventry Senior Citizxjns will meet at the Lodge, On this date: ticut on a different route because scrap metal dealer in Florida. Patriots Park on Wednesday, at 1 p.m. The age require­ five rare plant species grow on its environmentally damaging. In 1057, Macbeth, the King of Scotland, was slain by COSTUME COMMENT — Don "Chumley” Pont, a crewman aboard a fish dragger, Jenna Wilkins, also pleaded guilty to ments have been lowered to 55 years and new members proposed one, according to a T h e Federal Energy the son of King Duncan. Regulatory Commission adopted Lynn, secures the boat at the Stonington fishing docks Monday. Pont and the boat’s captain one count of conspiracy, agreed to are welcome. Fees arc $2 per year and the club meets the In 1769, Napoleon Bonaparte was bom on the island published report. cooperate with the government’s in­ third Wednesday of the month. For more information, The Bridgeport Post reported the Shelton route in its final en­ Bob Guzzo, say they wear the traditional headdress of Arab nations as their boat comes in of Corsica. vironmental impact statement in vestigation and received three years call Everett Frost, President. Tuesday that the EPA has recom­ port to protest the recent rise in the price of diesel fuel. In 1888, T.E. Lawrence, the British soldier who gained May. Hearings on need and probation. fame as “Lawrence of Arabia,” was bom in Trcmadoc, mended changing the proposed The third man named in the Health services available route for the $583 million natural market rates for the natural gas Wales. scheme, Curtis E. Isaacs, 35, of The Health Link Van will be at Patriots Park on Tues­ ^ m gas pipeline along the started Tiesday in Washington. In 1914, the Panama Canal opened to tral’fic. Branford, was listed as an unin­ day, August 21, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Free services Housatonic River bank at Shelton FERC has delayed a final Mobile ads banned in Boston dicted co-conspirator. He are: blood pressure, ear wax screening, *vision screen­ O ^ to protect the species. decision on certifying the 369- cooperated with the government and ing, *hearing icsL *breast exam, *rectal exam, weight “A constellation of rare mile pipeline and its route 5 ? BOSTON (AP) — A Suffolk torney General James M. Shannon. Judge Hiller B. Zobel ordered a was granted immunity from counseling, and health counseling. Donations are ac­ species indicates a very valuable through New York and Connec­ Public Meetings County Superior (Tourt Judge issued He filed a complaint against Moving preliminary injunction Tuesday prosecution, said Assistant U.S. At­ cepted for *blood sugar ($5), *cholcsteroI screening ($5), Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald habitat,” said Greg Hellyer, en­ ticut until late November. a preliminary injunction against a Advertising Promotions Inc., alleg­ against the company, which uses torney Joseph C. Hutchinson. *car wax removal ($5), *foot care ($5), *mini-physical m H vironmental scientist with the The five plants are listed on a Connecticut advertising firm, after ing that it had repeatedly failed to two 10-feet by 22-feet billboards Both Nilsen and Isaacs are former ($10). *ApfX)immcnis needed for these services. Walk- ON THE JOB — Dan Guachione of 19 Tania Drive in Manchester, uses a power saw to cut The following meetings are scheduled for today: o ^ EPA’s office in Boston. “special concern” habitat map the state complained the firm has obtain a license to operate in Mas­ mounted on trucks. The injunction employees of Tlirbine Components ins welcome, but may have to wait. Please call 423-1651 through a tube for the sewer construction on Keeney Street. Guachione works for the Glenn X r r i The species include two ar­ developed in 1985 by the state not complied with licensing sachusetts. orders Moving Advertising to keep BOLTON rowhead plants with little white Corp. of Branford, an FAA-ap- for appointments or information. Construction Corp. of 86 Sanrico Drive in Manchester. z - o \ Department of Environmental procedures for moving billboard its trucks off of Massachusetts Zoning Committee, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. Protection. The map was passed proved repaii station. Nilsen’s job flowers, a rosette with quill-like ads. Moving Adverti.ting, of Stamford, public property, and off of private O X on to the EPA. was to manage the repair of engine COVENTRY leaves called Eaton’s Quillwort, was also cited for allegedly parking property in view of the highway. vanes, the government said. “State law requires that outdoor Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, o O I an aquatic seaweed and a tidal None of the plants are listed its trucks, advertising a cigarette The company cannot have any of The two men worked on the Births advertising signs be subject to strict 7:30 p.m. O “n plant with bright yellow flowers, federally as endangered species, brand, along the Boston Common its trucks in the state, nor can it dis­ repairs of the substandard parts at said Ken Metzler, ecologist in the licensing procedures,” said state At­ Vclerans CommilVee, Town OCHcc Building,, 7:30 p.m. O m I Metzler said. and Public Garden. play any advertising until it com- their homes and not at the business, Slate Department of Envuenmen- NICOTERA, Evan Joseph, son of Dennis and Donna the government said. Neither had tion at 11. Burial will be in St. m ^ tal Protection’s natural diversity He said the state wants to Marie Yaworski Nicotcra of 82 Chestnut St. was bom Mabel E. Holinka to the St. Isaac Joques Building FAA authorization to do the work, James Cemetery. Calling hours are office. preserve rare species to conserve July 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Mabel E. Holinka, 74, of 72 Pas­ Fund, 1 Community St., East The proposed route would run biological diversity. Hale examines energy needs the government said. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Yaworski of Glas­ cal Lane, Manchester, died Tiesday Hanford 06108, or to a charity of Thursday, from 7 to 9 p.m. Thoughts Isaacs would weld and blend ad­ tonbury. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. (Aug. 14), at a local convalescent the donor’s choice. By JUDD EVERHART nitude of the problem will become ditional metal onto the worn vanes Joseph Nicotcra of Glastonbury. He has a brother Chris­ home. She was the widow of Joseph 2 ^ Terry Lillcr of the Sun Oil Co. “We so they would appear thick enough Retired president “Remember the Lord God” The Associated Press very apparent. That’s the danger would love to recover the increased topher John, 2. Holinka. Bom in Scharlotte, Vt., she Ella (Sullivan) Merritt “Let’s have a picnic!” How often we hear these words to be reused. CINQUEMANI, Chase Edward, son of Craig J. and lived in Manchester for many years. BOSTON (AP) — Asa S. Niantic gas war raging lime.” costs immediately, but the Ella (Sullivan) Merritt, 99, during vacation times, ftick a lunch in a basket or light > CO HARTFORD — As angry as he is Nilsen and the others were able to Debra J. Mark Cinquemani of 399 Woodland St. was Prior to her retirement, she worked Knowles, retired president and chan­ marketplace wouldn’t allow it. The formerly of Hartford, widow of up the grill in the back yard. Lots of fun! On Tuesday, his committee deceive repair stations into certify­ bom July 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His for many years for Arrow-Hart Co. cellor of Northeastern University, NIANTIC (AP) — The troops began. about gas and oil price increases at­ marketplace really does work very Clinton W. Merritt, mother of Mrs. As the family gathers around to chat and eat, the flics ^ > may be gathering in the Persian tributed to Middle East hostilities, sought answers from oil company ing the parts as reusable, Hutchinson maternal grandparents are Eunice and Donald Mark of She is survived by three sisters, died Saturday at age 81. X H Because he saved money through executives on the recent increases, well.” said. Virginia Liegl of Manchester, died The cause of death was not dis­ and mosquitoes gather too. But we don’t let these insects Gulf, but an old-fashioned gasoline that purchase, he was able to cut state Sen. Gary A. Hale says he’s Ansonia. His paternal grandparents arc Dorothy and Ella Borgeson in Pennsylvania, Ber­ Monday (Aug. 13), in Manchester. bother us too much. We just enjoy the picnic and the con­ > price war has been raging here for more apprehensive about prices of but they got only bad news, that Joseph Cinquemani of StuarL Fla. nice DeSouza and Florence Nelson closed. about 10 cents a gallon off his prices are likely to keep rising if Bom in Broadbrook, she had lived Knowles served as the third presi­ versations during and afterwards. Of course, someone X the past six months. regular unleaded price. home heating oil for the coming / f EATHORNE, Derek James, son of William and Bar­ of Ellington: two brothers, Homer in Hartford most of her life. She was has to clean up and pick up. But all this goes quickly hostilities in the Middle East con­ Root of New Britain, and Clarence dent of Northeastern, from 1959 Regional gasoline prices are at Exxon allows its dealers to sell winter. Now at bara Hatfield Eathomc of 1087 Main St. was bom July the daughter of John and Elizabeth when everyone helps. their lowest along a strip at Exit 74 “People right now are focusing on tinue. Root of Bloomfield. until his retirement in 1975, when he one unbranded product at its pumps, 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His matcmtil Sullivan. became chancellor, advising his suc­ On these spwciaJ limes, as families let us remember off Interstate 95, where four stations so Shuck took advantage of his con­ the price at the gas pump,” said the MANCHESTER DRUG & grandparents are Roseanne Ealhome of New Hampshire Funeral service will be Friday, 10 She leaves a son, William E. Mer­ that someone has made the trees, the grass, the materials Officials from Mobil, Sun and a.m., at the John F. Tierney Funeral cessor. are selling regular unleaded for tract option, bought the fuel and Ansonia lawmaker who co-chairs and Larry Ealhorne of Woodsville. His paternal ritt of Seattle, Wash.; two grandsons, for the grill and the food. That someone is near us as we Texaco, forced through subpoenas to SURGICAL SUPPLY Home, 219 W. Center St., He is credited with changing what $1.17 a gallon. lowered his prices. the Energy Committee. “But they grandparents arc Don Hatfield of South Windsor and Lil­ Richard W. Liegl and Joseph F. enjoy the outdoors. And it’s all V.'irren Shuck’s fault. can make adjustments. They can testify, insisted that while prices are Manchester. Burial will be private. once was a small night school for His move was great news for con­ going up, they’re still not covering lian Hatfield of 1087 Main St. Liegl Jr.; and four great­ But the Bible reminds us that “when we are full, be­ About six months ago. Shuck, of drive less or take the bus. 717 Main Street Friends may call at the funer^ home commuters into a large university sumers, but bad news for the four all of their costs. MALEY, Christopher John, son of Brian and Regina grandchildren. ware that you do not forget the Lord.” It is He that has Shuck Petroleum in Middletown, “Where they don’t have the Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. that pioneered in cooperative educa­ other stations on the strip. every Thursday between the hours of Carmello Malcy of 18ID Oakland St. was bom July 30 Private graveside services will be tion. made these picnics possible. He is the source of our en­ bought a load of unbranded gas on “Everyone else came down to flexibility is in the wintertime when “We are recovering approximate­ 10:30AM and 1:00PM at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Anna K. (Kustzvan) held at St. Catherine Cemetery, joyment as families. Let us pause a moment at every pic­ the open market. He put it into his meet [my prices],” Shuck said Tues­ they have to heat their homes,” he ly 50 percent of the increased costs grandparents arc Joseph and Carol Carmello of Scotia, Broadbrook. The Samsel & Carmon Basketball player nic and remember the Lord our God. How much the out­ tanks at his Exxon station on said. “That’s when the real mag­ we are paying for crude oil,” said Kralik Funeral Home, South Windsor, has day. “The ones that could afford to a Beltone Hearing Aid Specialist will be on N.Y. His paternal grandparents are John and Joan Maley CHICAGO (AP) — Dorothy ings will mean to us if we do, and we can grow in spirit Flanders Road and the price war charge of arrangements. came down. hand to service any make and model hear­ of Scotia, N.Y. Anna K. (Kustzvan) Kralik, 91, Benoit Curtain, a basketball player as well as in body. widow of Joseph Kralik Sr., died who led her team to the world Rev. Lawrence S. Staples ing aid at no charge. Aug. 13 in Manchester Memorial Albinas Petkaitis women’s amateur championship in South United Methodist Church Alleged maHa indicted Hospital. Bom in Hungary, she lived 1927 and 1928, died Sunday at age Lottery in Coventry, before moving to East Albinas Petkaitis, 67, of 19 Cree 85. NEW YORK (AP) — Prosecutors Free in-home hearing tests can also be ar­ Road, East Hartford, died Wednes­ Six of the racketeering defendants Hartford many years ago. She was a The cause of death was not dis­ have unsealed indictments charging day at Hartford Hospital. Prior to were members or officers of the ranged at your convenience. Here are Tuesday’s lottery results from around New communicant of St. Isaac Joques closed. 11 reputed members and associates moving to East Hartford, he lived in Manchester Herald Mason Tenders District Council of Church, East Hartford. Her team from St. James Evan­ of the Genovese crime family with England: She leaves two sons and a Manchester. Greater New York, the Mason 4 6 Portraits gelical Lutheran Church defeated a extortion, loan sharking, gambling, daughter-in-law, Joseph and Ann He is survived by a son, Anthony Tenders District Council Trust Connecticut team from London, Ontario for the Founded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. demanding illegal labor payoffs and Kralik Jr. of South Windsor, Wil­ Petkaitis of Ormond Beach, Fla.; Funds and various locals of the world title in 1927. In 1928, they Daily publication since OcL 1, 1914. other crimes. LOOK! More Big Portraits! Daily; 1-8-9. Play Four: 4-6-5-6. Lotto: liam Kralik of East Hartford; a two daughters, Rita Quattrucci of Laborers International Union of won the title in a game against the ClllBHAriKC 5-9-20-22-35^0 daughter and son-in-law, Olga and Spencer, Mass., and Irene Cooper of North America. Edmonton (Alberta) Commercials. USPS 327-500 VOL. CIX, No. 269 Nine men were charged Tuesday THl SOUNDS OF LIFF Massachusetts Howard Haberem of East Hartford; Wethersfield; a brother, Vincent Pet- with participating in a racketeering Authorities said the ringleader J Daily: 1-8-3-4 six grandchildren; five great­ kailis of Minersville, Ra.; and five Mrs. Curtain later played forward for the Chicago Trunks, a women’s enterprise whose alleged purpose was James Messera, 53, of Queens, Northern New England grandchildren; and a niece. grandchildren. Publisher was to dominate and influence the who was identified as a capo in the Pick Three; 8-7-6. Pick Four: 6-3-3-6 A mass of Christian burial will be Funeral services will be held on professional basketball team that Urrry Hall affairs of bricklayer and laborers Genovese family, one of five or­ When it comes to carpet cleaning, held Thursday (Aug. 16), 11 ajn., at Friday at 10:30 from the John F. played six years without losing a game and was promoted by George Executive Editor unions. A second indictment ganized crime family groups in the Rhode Island St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 West Vincent Michael Valvo charged two others with gambling. Daily: 8-7-8-1. Lol-O-Bucks: 10-17-18-24-32. The Center St., Manchester, followed by Halas, founder of the Chicago Bears city. Three STANLEY STEEMER delivers There will be no calling hours. jackpot was: $619,366 Donations in her name can be made a mass at the Church of the Assump- of the National Football League. News Editor____ . Andrew C Spitzler SxTOs Associate Editor .Eileen Hiromi Mae 1 Features Editor _ _ Dianna M. Talbot aiiRijHi Sports Editor______Len Auster Going A ROOM W eather Business Manager _ Jeanne G. Fromerth Minimum Three Rooms. Circulation Manager ____ Gertindo Colletti Production Director _ ____ Sheldon Cohen 4 6 Portrait Package: i-m is, j-txios, 4-sns, 20 mttets, —I 12 Mlnl-portralts and 6 All-Occasion Caption Portraits ™ Pressroom M anager. Robert H. 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THE NEW BREED BLONDIE by D«an Young I SUn Draka iu a u rlirs lrr llrra li^ C r o s s w o r d MOW'S THE NOVELTY I JUST HIRED A WAN TO AND HE RUINED J WHAT GEES... BUSINESS, OWITZELL WRITE THE CONSTITUTION THE WHOLE DID HE HE WROTE IT •> ON THE HEAD OF BATCH DO WRONG ON THE POINT, A PIN INSTEAD Section 3, Page 13 ACROSS 34 Attic Answer to Previous Puxxle Wednesday, August 15,1990 37 Cricket "b I 5^ FOOD \ 1 Sourct of poaltlonc A. timbar 40 Faet (music) 1 N a I 5 Hucklabarry 4t “Dallai" B E t | Finn family R S character 43 Sea gull A 8 Thrae-ipol 44 White- L E w card plumed T R E 12 Fumblar'i heron 8 -lS <*/ exclamation 46 Heart A L s m 1 3 ------47 LayerClear of eye Ir E T Day 49 Comparative ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy John»on 14 No longer suffix are 50 Actress — WHO WOaD YOU 5AY 16 WHY MOrSAWTlMCAMD 15 Horn eound Garr m p R ^ r m b r w o A tA w 6T0P SPtAKIlOG TO BACW 16 TV network 51 Semester 17 October 52 Age HO YOUR OfRCe? o r m i RIGHT MOW? birthetone 53 Indefinite 18 Sixth eanee persons 7 Artificial 35 Contempo­ (abbr.) 54 Being wood rary painter 19 Ohio city 55 Help! 8 Ouo 36 Bullfighter ' ' 6 15 21 Horned vi­ 56 Examine 9 Mend 38 — Creed per, e.g. to Effaces 39 Makes sleep Chas. Almon 22 Filch DOWN t1 Howls noise A GRILLING OF HSH 24 Foai 19 Singer 40 Sharp “That’s H-A-l-R, madam, And my condo- 26 Collection 1 Carries Jolson 41 — lu, Brule lences." 27 Sundry 2 Perches 20 Writer Shute 42 Grain for tliat grilling i.s one of the ea.sie.st way.s to ccx)k .seafocxl- wholesome and of g(X)d quality. Most .species of Ala.ska .seafcxxl 28 Mao — tung 3 Epic poem 23 Costume grinding IT’S NO FISH STORY 31 Seeame 4 Superlative 25 Ripe 45 You were // e.specially during the liut day.s of summer. Whether you are cooking for a crowd or are frozen within hours of leaving the water. Superior freezing plant suffix 29 NCO's (Lai.) 32 Author 5 Overly ath­ nickname 48 Soul (Fr.) SNAFU by Brucw BMttIa preparing a meal for two, .seaftxid is perfect for tlie barbe':ue. It's quick, there's little techniques guarantee that the flavor and texture of freshly caught Fleming letic pnrson 30 Strengths 50 Toddler 33 Building (si.) 34 Hand preparation, the cleanup is ea.sy and the grilled flavor makes .seaftKxl irresi.stible! .seafcxxl is liK'ked in until you are ready to use it. It also a.ssures wing 6 Innate garments SPIDER-MAN by Stan Lm Yon say you don't know where to begin? The lx"St place to start is with you that Alaska .seafood is available all year round. TT T YOU CQSTmBP , .seafood from Alaska. Alaska seaf(x)d is natural and wild. Alaska fishermen So, take a tip or two on how to chexTse seaf(X)d and follow these co\n(\r o / how A handle their fish right to deliver unparalleled flavor. Rigorous inspections, simple techniques for cooking. Then, fire up the barlxxue and you TT MUCH C O /tf& e K DO YOU THINK you mandated by the Alaska legislature, assure us that Alaska ,seaf(X)d is are ready to grill.

ROBOTS JUST LOH& BHOUOHTO AT THE MARKET THE NUTRITION CATCH G e r m r o T ^ e riiere arc many varieties ol Alaska seafuKl to ehoo.se from. Finfish People are eating more and more seafood-and the catch is nutrition. RIOHT species include salmon, halibut, cod, Alaska pollixk, ,Seaf(H)d fits the bill lor fcKxls tliat are low in cholesterol and sodium, yet p o s m e w - y sahlefish and rockfish. Shellfish species include king crab, high in good quality protein. Ala.ska .seafood has the added bonus of

1ST snow crab and Dungeness crab Hach species h.is its own Ix'ing extremely high in omega-3 fatty acids. The.se are specific types of special flavor and te.viurc. jiolyunsalurated fat that help to lower bloixi triglycerides. Heart disease At the market you'll liml Alaska .seafotxl in two plaee.s-in is eieryone's eoneern, and omega-3 fatty acids show strong promi.se of EEK AND MEEK by Howla Schnaldar the fro/en foixls dejxirtmenl and at the seafood helping to fight that w ar counter. When purchasing frozen seafood, look for 43 iFMXiASk MF,lTS7fl£. 7HFW THE ADMlfJlSTRATOJ AMD PAV OFF ' .solidly frozen jxtekages, with no discolorations or CHOOSE THE CUT - s r POOR people. CT TWiS COULD TAKE AU-TAATSa/AL m D E f l C T ! freezer burns When purchasing fresh or th.iwed .•\laska finfish are acailable in a \ariely of W J H Q A J E E D A S&TURrrV.MLaCAlC) waFARE X r forms .Steaks are made by slicing across the FT “ Hold on! Didn't mother always say to stay out .‘Maska sealoixl Irom the seafood eounter, let your eyes of the water for 45 minutes after you eat?!" 5CO BILUOU DOUAR EfOTlTLEMOJT tAOUEV T A a 'ff and nose he llie iialge. (iood i|ualily se.ilood smells body of the fish. You are likely to find .Alaska " n I.MONSTKVK 6AD LOAU federal AO/UAvs A e o a r.^ fresh, with a moi.si ,ind linn le.xture It should ne\er salmon and h.ilibul in steak fomi. SNOW C RAB A lillel i.s the boneless meat removed bail-dot FR06PAH/1... have a strong odor (T .l STKR 15 (c) 1990 by NEA, Inc 7 / Count on luiying (i-.S oz. of fish sie.ik.s or lillels per lengthwise from e.ich side of the fish in one THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME person. Llepeniling on their .ipjX'tites \X hen bm ing piece 'I'ou are likely to find Alaska salmon, g, by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 1 cT .ih in the shell, count on 1 1-16 oz, per person H M IB l 1 cod, Alask.i polloik, sahlefish anti rockfish in m Unscramble these tour Jumbles, TT j It's best to thaw se.ifood slow ly, in ihc rcirigcralor. SIKAK fillet form. one letter to each square, to form o O, o four ordinary words. O M iJL A Place the paik.ige on ,i pl.iie or shallow pan to c.iteli any Snow cr.ibs are sold as leg and shoulder k i m ; c r a b •Q SPl IT l.KtiS WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll lirjuid that esuipes. Allow ,S-li) hours, or oiernight, Ne\er ilusters .IS well as single-ait legs. Dungeness - < GYMAN thaw seatooi.1 .it room iem]x r,iuire or pl.iee il in warm crabs are most commonly sold whole, while ON THie DAY IN HieTORY„ " INVENTED A WAV TO IT I© ©AID THAT SOME OF water to tiuw. i'lauir .iiul texlure .ire hoili lost ih.ii w,i\. ( ODUl.l.KT king cr.ih is usu.illy sokl as split legs. IN A .D . T9, AAAfSNUS PLUS- UP AAOUNT VE3UVIUS,, THE SURVIVOPS ARE STILL CELEBRITY CIPHER RXUCUS OF FOM PEII... A N A C T IV E v o l c a n o . UOOKIN© FORHIM." Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous CSf people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands for PROOD another Today 's d u e ! equals K EASY TIPS EOR SUCCESSEUL SEAFOOD GRILLING o 5 'XZDKD'F ORXZSOA .Make sure the grill Miii.ke is Dr'.m ,ind well oiled before vou si.m I'n to turn fish onlv oiue or twice during the TKROA TSXZ ERC NULRUY the fire. rooking proress Fxressive turning will rause 5 ? WHAT THAT STEAC7Y the tish to break .ijian o m X Z B X (DRINKER WAS/HOST /■ • .Mound the coals belore lighimg iheyll burn more c|uii kl', tlui IX k OF THE T IM E. IS'15 way. Spread tliem into ,m eu'ii single li\ev helore jil.icmg ilie food ' (.inU lish Ini .ipiirnMiwalr-ir \o mmules pci cAVAUJ / m ^ KDSOVBKOBXSRO MYTIES on the grill. inr h of ihir kness. me.isurerl .ii the thir'ke.sl part CO '' s Now arrange the circled letters to ERNIE by Bud Grac* Hnish with arlrlilion.il m.irm.ide while grilling, TRO'X VCKD.’ — form the surprise answer, as sug­ • (iel the coals sutlicienlK’ lioi I'lie co.iK should he c'ou'ri'il wiili ,i O gested by the above cailoon. GET SERIOUS? E\/EM IF il tlr'sirr'tl ^ n i l THE J\& tS UP.' EFFIE , I ENTERED HIM IN THEI THAT'S WHAT gray ash. Vou stiouki only he .ihle to hoki \dur h.ind o\er the grill tor O 2 KNOUS AUtOT RUTH’ IS I laoo 6RAW t k a im HE U»MS,^2oo ISN'T QBVI D. HDROBKL ' nT' sKS NE GET 2-3 seconds, drill Alask.i e r.ih s for i minutes. Place .split crab legs 5 either 6TAKES FDR Ig ri------ENOUI^H To PAY POR m > Print answer here: [ I I X X X -L A HOR C ' HE I IjOSES GCJes OR je C T EVICTEP^'I YEAR-OLDS... I HIS BOARD.' • Firmer textured fish sui h ,is salmon and h.ilihui ma\ Ix' pLicetl direr iK' on w ith the shell-side dow n on (lie grill and do not XR DL FCHHSYBO. (Answers tomorrow) the oiled grill. Shellfish may .ilso Ix' cooked direr lly on the grill turn rlunng grilling "I'nii may turn whole crabs > CO PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “ Justice is being allowed to do Jumbles: HABIT LIMIT TALKER LEGACY NO PROBLEM, whatever I like. Injustice is whatever prevents my doing Yesterday’s ru - BQN?0 HIM' anri r rab riustrTs rluring grilling. Answer What his inability to fell the truth might be— • Place a piece of oiled aluminum foil on the gril to hokl more deln.ite lexiurerl fish It." — Samuel Butler. A “ LIE-ABILITY'' Don I Ix' .itraid to "ixek " to .see if the fi.sh is ccxiked. ^ > such as ccxl, rockfish and Alaska polkxk Poke a few holes in the foil lo allow the J 3 H flavor of the smoke to penelr.ile Aluminum toil is .iKo ,i gooil w.iy to hokl whole fish Sinr e some fires will Ix' hotter than others, axiking times in d h in d llo g , from JumbU, cfo this ntwepepBr, P.O. 4366. O rltndo, FL 32B02-< w ill wip slightly. > Includ* your n«mg, BddrBU tnd ilp cod* and m*k« you* ch*ck payabi* to N*wipapar1>ookB. or large pieces that are difficult to turn. “D Don't crowd the .seatocvl on the grill It will cook mori' e\enl\ with gooti ,iir circulaiion Have fun. Grilling i.s ea.sy and it i and the pieces will lx easier to turn always tastes great! THE PHANTOM by Laa Falk & Sy Barry

K/rrG u io t o of llonso to WE HEARD OF EVIL PONE A6AINST 1^ P fiM A O ep OUR BELOVED DR, AXEL AND H l ^ BUGS BUNNY by Warnar Broa, HO&PITAL. WHO DID THI5.5 — ^ — ------EHH...ANP JUST WHAT ARE VXXJl WHY, I'M A B U C C A N E E R .' HOW MUCH FOR SUPPOSED TO BE, DOC ? THE REST OF YA? SIMPLE m a rin a d p: s an d s u p e r s a u c e s V ~F- V YEAHT> Simple marinades and .sauees .irr' a goixi way to arkl s |X 'r ial tla\or lo grillerl sc.ifoorl r|uirkly An easy way to marinate fish is in a zip-top liag. Simply pour thr' marinarle inio ilie h.ig, .iboui ' aip (narinsde is plenty for 1-2 pounds of fish. Place the fish in llu' bag, seal ii .mrl refrigerate uniil reatly lo uh' Oiu' io two hexirs will impart a light flavor, or, let the fish sit over night, turning the hag oiv.isionally for stronger marm.irle llauir. Sauces are .simply .sptxxu’d on to the seafocxl once it s cooked. Use either a marinade or a .sauce, not Ixith. .Most marin.ides and sauees e.in be usei.1 with a \ariely ol hsh .iiul Nhellfish Just rememlxT to keep them simple and lei llie nalur.il flavor of the seafood shine ihrough A% aTs I UNPRINTABLB U O t^O WORP < 2 : HAGAR THE HORRIBE by DIk Browna LIME BASIL marinade teriyaki marinade THE GRIZWELL3 by Bill Schorr cup loosely packed fresh basil leaves* Vi cup litc soy sauce YOU'RE LUORY./ YOU DON'T You DAN STAY WAIT A MINUTE.' I'M ON THE EW AHSE^EI? PtERPiJINT'^ UNDER THE FEDERAL x^rPYERHNENT’S Vi teaspoon grated lime peel 3 Tablesp«x)ns dry sherry HAV'E TO S O OUT IN THE HOAAE a l l O ^Y ! PIP I SAY I WANTEP LIST,.. VflTLE^S PROTErlTlOH Vi cup fresh lime juice 2 cloves garlic Wo r l d lir e i o o ! YOU'RE LUDRY.' TO BE LUCKY?.'/ PROGRAM. V< cup olive oil 1 Tablespoon sliced green onions / J, 1 TablespixMi sliced green onions 1 Vi teaspiKins sesame oil ) 1 tcaspixm grated fresh ginger rtxit Combine all ingredients in 1(kkI proce,s.sor with ineUi blade in place, process until basil and green onions are finely chop|ied. Combine all ingredients in electric bleiuler \\ liir until garlic Makes V: cup. ,ind green onions are linely chopped M r Rve 2 k'(is[Hi

* ta li', »• j^lOuiUb PICANTE SAUCE DILL MUSTARD SAUCE 1 Tablespoon olive oil Vi cup seNT ^ Vi teaspoon oregano Makes i-t) .servings (1 cup). • h ' d Heal oil in .small .saucepan. .Stir in onions and garlic; cixik until ^ ' Or use I teasfXMm dried dill need chAhtoec> His m i w I .soft Stir in remaining ingredients; simmer ^ Sj 1 ^ ^ T 1 A^OUT TAY-BS, He \ 5 minutes Serve hot, or chill to .serve cold. Makes 4-6 servings (IVi cups). 7 'i AMchr Recot!Sit>ej^ i S I 9 & - 15 ^ f ^ O O C O L l . I c y

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'O >!;i 14—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, August 15, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wedne.sday, August 15, 1990— 15 Cold soups are summer refreshers Apple recipes stem from the heart of Manchester By Barbara Richmond Manchester resident who now lives 2 tablespoons sugar In a bowl, beat butter and sugar and >/4 teaspoon extract together. Mix apples, sugar, flour and spice 1 can (14>/2 ounces) ready to By MARGE CHURCHILL Vichyssoise with Creme Fraiche mixture to liquid and add one cup ot in Cape Neddick, Maine, where she 1 egg until well combined. Add the eggs, Blend in flour (mixer may be used). serve chicken broth Manchoster Herald until well blended. Pour into un­ Special to the Herald 3 large leeks creme fraiche (recipe to follow). and her husband own The Cape 2 tablespoons baking powder one at a time, beating well after each Spread dough on bottom and one- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice baked crust. Sprinkle with milk and 3 medium potatoes, peeled Chill for several hours before serv­ You know what they say about an Neddick House, a bed and breakfast 4-6 tart apples addition. Gradually add the flour, ■/4 teaspoon salt inch up the sides of a 10-inch spring dot with bits of butter. Top with Some like it hot, but in the sum­ 1 teaspoon butter ing. To serve, garnish with chives. apple a day. It may keep the doctor place, is an excellent cook. She has Peel, core and chop apples into 1“ soda, salt, cinnamon and nutmeg. >/4 teaspoon dried summer savory form pan. Combine cream cheese other pie crust, .seal edges and bake mer, we prefer it cold - icy cold! 1 quart chicken stock, fresh or Yields 6 to 8 servings. away, but the aroma of apples cook­ many favorite apple recipes to share. Stir in vanilla. Fold in apples and and 1/4 cup sugar, add egg and leaves pieces. Mix together dry ingredients. 50 minutes in 4(X)-degree oven. Summer soups, served in chilled canned Creme Fraiche ing will attract anyone to your A recipe for apple fritters, Good­ Combine with milk and egg and walnuts. Pour into greased and remaining extract. Spread over '/8 teaspoon ground nuUneg kitchen. Not only do they smell and cups or icers, offer a refreshing >/2 cup white wine To prepare 2 cups of creme win noted, is a favorite of her beat. Add chopped apples and mix. floured tube or bundt pan. Bake at crust. Combine the rest of the sugar Cheddar chee.se crust '/8 teaspoon pepper change and flavorful addition to hot 1 teaspoon salt fraiche, mix 2 cups whipping cream taste good, there’s a bonus: apples guests. All of her Manchester Heat H/2 cups oil in deep sided pan 325 degrees for l >/2 hours. and cinnamon and toss with apples 2 cups all-p;'rposc flour 1 cup half-and-half or light cream are very good for you. weather menus. */2 teaspoon celery salt and 2 tablespoons of buttermilk friends will remember her for the or fryer. Drop batter covered pieces that have been jxelcd and thinly '/2 teaspoon salt In a 11/2 quart casserole, combine These soups can be prepared early >/2 teaspoon white pepper together in a jar or 4 cup measures. The most popular variety and wonderful meals she produced for in hot oil. Cook until golden. Drain Cheese fruit tart sliced. Arrange in a pleasing fashion 2/3 cup shortening all ingredients, except cream. Mix favorite eating apple is the red deli­ in the day and chilled for serving 1 cup creme fraiche Cover with plastic wrap and tlicm at her former home on the west on paper towel and sprinkle with '/2 cup margarine over cheese. Bake at 450 degrees for 5 or 6 tablespoons milk well. Cover and microwave at high cious. The golden delicious is also a when the temperatures are soaring. chopped chives microwave for 10 minutes on side of Manchester. cinnamon and sugar. '/3 cup, plus >/4 cup, plus >/3 CUp 10 minutes.Reduce to 400 degrees 1 cup grated Cheddar cheese power for 20 to 25 minutes, or until favorite because it resisLs browning She also wrote that her apple but­ Try some to add interest and zing to Slice the white part of leeks and defrost power to bring mixture to Apple butter nut cake sugar for additional 25 minutes. Other ripe heat-jaded appetites. Summer vegetables are very tender, stirring quarter potatoes. Place in a 2 quart room temperature. Place container when sliced, so it’s good for salads. ter nut cake recipe won first prize in 1 cup butter 3/4 teaspoon vanilla or almond ex­ fruit can be used in place of apples Mix flour and salt, then cut in chilled soups are high in nutritional twice. Let stand, covered, for 5 dish, dot with butter and cover with in a warm spot for 18 to 24 hours. Other varieties include McIntosh, the York (Maine) Chamber of Com­ 2 cups sugar tract shortening to the size of a coarse value, offering the vitamins found in minutes. Pour into blender or food plastic wrap. Microwave on high Stir once or twice. Refrigerate for always popular, but not recom­ merce Apple Contest. 3 eggs 1 cup flour meal. Stir in milk and mix with a seasonal vegetables. processor bowl. Process until power for 10 minutes, stirring one several hours until thick. mended for cooking. Apple growers Along with several of Goodwin’s l '/2 teaspoons baking soda 1 8-oz. pkg. cream cheese Amish apple filling fork to form a dough. Roll out on Chilled Carrot Soup smooth. Return vegetable mixture to time. claim the Rome Beauty is best for recipes I’ve included a couple of my Marge Churchill is a Manchester */2 teaspoon cinnamon 1 egg 3 cups diced apples floured board and sprinkle with 1 cup chopped carrots casserole. Blend in half and half Add stock, wine, sale, celery salt baking and cooking. Granny Smith, favorites for apple pies and special resident. Questions about ■/8 teaspoon nutmeg 2 apples 2/3 cups sugar grated cheese. Roll up like a jelly 1 large potato, peeled and cream. Cover and chill in the and pepper to potatoes and leeks. Jonathan, York Imperial, Stayman, crusts. microwaving should be directed to: 2 teaspoons vanilla */2 tca.spoon cinnamon 1 tablespoon flour roll and fold both ends toward cen­ chopped refrigerator for at least 4 hours Microwave on high for 5 minutes. Newtown Pippin and Winesap are Apple fritters Microwave Kitchen, Manchester 2 cups flour >/2 teaspoon cinnamon or nutmeg ter. Fold in half again. Now roll out 1 medium leek, white part only, before serving. Yields 3 to 4 serv­ Strain through a colander and puree mostly all-purpose apples. 1 >/2 cups flour Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, 3 cups peeled, chopped apples 2 tablespoons rich milk or cream again and cut for crusts. Makes two chopped ings. leeks and potatoes. Return pureed D ianne Goodwin, a former 1 cup milk Cream margarine, >/3 cup sugar CT 06040. l >/2 cups chopped walnuts 2 tablespoons butter 9-inch crusts.

Pineapple Sun Salad

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By JAY SHARBUTT Each ratings point represents ABC’s news TUesday evening. Dear Abby Dr. Gott The Associated Press 921.000 homes. The audience share His network rivals were expected PEOPLE is the estimated percentage of homes to follow him there shortly. Rather tuned to a given program in its time was to fly to Baghdad on Wednes­ Abigail Van Buren Peter Gott, M.D. NEW YORK — The networks’ I Sheila E, a singer, dancer and drummer in coverage of the Middle East crisis jx:riod. day morning, a CBS spokeswoman singer Prince’s band, has been hospitalized for a col­ last week boosted ratings for their ABC research vice president Alan said. NBC said it still was trying to lapsed lung. evening newscasts by 19 percent Wurtzcl said that it’s rare for news get a correspondent to that city. The 32-year-old performer, whose full name is and gave them a larger average ratings to do better than entertain­ Although the TV correspondents Sheila Escovedo, entered Cedars-Sinai Medical Cen­ audience than prime-time entertain­ ment ratings. He atu-ibuted last had to share pool video footage shot Reader is furious ter on Monday, hospital spokeswoman Peggy Frank Elderly woman ment shows. week’s ratings both to viewer inter­ by a network cameraman, Rathcr’s Shaff said. f > The increase was due to public in­ est in the crisis and “the summer report included a home-video seg­ She is expected to make a full recovery and get out terest in the news from the Middle doldrums in prime lime viewing.” ment taped by an unidentifled sailor. with telemarketers of the hospital by week’s end, Ms. Shaff said. dislikes medicine East and U.S. military movements CNN officials said their net­ It showed Rather touring the ship Asked what caused the singer’s left lung to col­ there, said NBC research vice presi­ work’s ratings had generally and interviewing crewmen. DEAR ABBY: I am writing in desperation. My lapse, Ms. Shaff said, “It just happens." The condi­ DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a 74-year-old female, and my dent Preston Beckman. “I have no doubled; the newscasts were seen in While in the ship’s boiler room. problem is the plague of computerized telemarketing tion “occurs spontaneously with no known cause. doctor insists that I take anti-depressant medicine. I must doubt about that,” he said Tuesday. 763.000 homes Friday night, and Rather, using a microphone attached calls. I know that I can hang up if I am at home, but Tall, slender people are pr^isposed to such a condi­ admit I took some for 21 days last year, but I don t like CBS, NBC and ABC evening 659.000 homes on Sunday. to the sailor’s vidcocamcra, alluding believe it or not, I have missed several important mes­ tion." the side effects and don’t like having to taper off the ncwcasls collectively averaged a Viewers of Monday night’s net­ to the star of “Top Gun,” told sages this week because the cassette on my answering Escovedo, who appeared in Prince’s movie medication. Should I listen to him, or be guided by my 28.8 rating and a 60 percent share of work newscasts saw the first TV viewers: ‘Tom Cruise doesn’t make machine was filled with long-winded offers for cruise “Purple Rain," launched a solo career in 1984 with own wishes? the audience last week, compared footage from a press pool flown out movies about this place.” bargains, free gifts, marvelous prizes, etc. her hit record “The Glamorous Life.” DEAR READER: Be guided by your own wishes. with a 28.1 rating and 53 share for to the carrier Independence in the “Hi, Mom and Dad,” said one I am really outraged that my answering machine has ■ Charlton Heston says he is quilting Actors’ Patients shouldn’t have to take medicine or undergo prime time programs, Nielsen Gulf of Oman. grinning young sailor as Rather held been abused to the point that it is rendered almost use­ Equity over the union’s “obscenely racist” refusal to Ueatment with which they disagree. If your doctor audience estimates showed. CBS anchorman Rather, among the microphone up for him. strongly believes you must take anti-depressant drugs, he the correspondents on the big ship, Under press pool rules, CBS had less! To mal;e matters worse, I then have to listen to let a white actor play a Eurasian in the Broadway ABC’s front-running “World these idiots all the way through in order to use my production of “Miss Saigon.” owes you the courtesy of explaining why — so you then taped his anchor portion of the to share Rathcr’s home-video become a willing partner in the enterprise — and trying News Tonight” averaged a 10.6 “CBS Evening News” there. footage, some of which was fuzzy machine again the next time! The Oscar-winning actor said he would claim only rating. “The CBS Evening News,” My telephone company tells me there is no against it, “financial core” status in the union, meaning he can different drugs until you both decide on one with accept­ ABC “Nightline” anchor Ted and taken in poor light. But there f whose anchor, Dan Rather, has been Koppcl, granted a visa by Iraq, flew and advis^ me to write to the Federal Communications able side effects. were no takers, spokesmen for the no longer vote or hold office but retains health in the Middle East since Iraq’s Aug. Commission, but I doubt that one letter will do it. Abby, benefits in return for reduced dues. Having lived 74 years, your experience and wisdom on Tuesday from Jordan to Baghdad other networks said Monday. The counts for a lot. Your doctor should talk to you about his 2 in invasion of Kuwait, averaged a to report from that side of the Mid­ quality wasn’t good, said David with your wide readership, if you were to publish this let­ The union last week barred Englishman Jonathan The Associated Press 9.3. “NBC Nightly News” ran third ter you might see what kind of response you get from perceptions of your medical needs. More important, he dle ^ t . His first report from there Miller, NBC’s foreign news editor: Pryce from playing the role of a Eurasian pimp when with an 8.9 average. others. I’m sure I’m not alone in this suffering. “Miss Saigon” moves from London to Broadway in should listen to what you have to say. You have every FATHER AND SON — Actor Marlon Brando reaches for his son, Christian, Tuesday in a came by telephone hook-up on “I thought it was shabby.” Who knows, if there are enough of us, we might even March. In reaction, the show’s producer canceled the right — in fact, an obligation — to refuse medication California courtroom after the eider Brando put up his $5 million hilltop estate as collateral to you don’t like and may not need. get some relief from this harassment. The message I U.S. production. secure the release of his jailed son. The younger Brando is charged with slaying his sister’s missed because two of these calls filled my entire Actors’ Equity plans to reconsider its decision on If, after you’ve explained your position, the doctor machine cassette one afternoon was a life-and-death mat­ Thursday. remains convinced of the necessity for an anti-depressant boyfriend. Nielsen notices news ratings ter. Can you see why I am outraged? “This is blatantly racist preference and the Equity The Associated Press drug, ask for a referral to a colleague for a second opinion. A psychiatrist should be able to resolve the By DEBORAH HASTINGS Arabia boosted ratings by 19 per­ cent share of the TV audience for its FURIOUS board should blush for it,” the star of “Ben-Hur” and RETURN ENGAGEMENT — Bert Parks, DEAR FL'RIOUS: I hear you — loud and clear. If “The Ten Commandments” said in a letter to the issue. The Associated Press cent. evening news programs. Prime-time anyone h;is a solution to this problem, I’lll share it. union. who last sang 'There She Is” 11 years ago If you are depressed, you might also explore other Brando makes bail for son Collectively, the three networks shows captured a 28.1 rating and a Readers? A call to Actors’ Equity in New York went un­ to Miss America, will return to perform in treatment options — such as counseling — that don’t in­ LOS ANGELES — Interest in the averaged a 28.8 rating and a 60 per­ 53 share. answered Tuesday. this year’s pageant, a spokesman for the volve drugs. I’ve found that elderly people may be Persian Gulf crisis gave the network depressed because they’re bored, lonely or afraid. In such SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) released today. son. ■ A descendant of former Mayor John F. Pbwell, event said. evening news more viewers than who sold Waukegan a tract of land for $1 so he could cases, more social interaction (church groups, bridge — The price for Christian Brando’s Outside the courthouse Tuesday, She has since relumed to Tahiti prime-time entertainment shows for DEAR ABBY: In regards to ‘Teacher in Laramie" have a park named after him, says the city had no clubs and so forth) often works miracles by bringing immediate freedom is his father Marlon Brando was asked what he and given birth. the first time in two years. WE'VE MOVED s ^ and the pain of unjust punishment meted out by teachers, business renaming the park after author Ray Brad­ About 250 people showed up TUesday to pay people together. A counselor could help you investigate Marlon Brando’s $5 million hilltop believed was the best he could hope The judge decided Marlon Bran­ A “60 Minutes” broadcast that appropriate resources in your community. I had a problem in high school when my dad was build­ bury. homage to the musician, who performed during the estate. for in a trial. do’s home may be used to back his began with reports on the Iraqi in­ We have expanded our facilides to offer the ing a garage during hunting season. He needed my help John Frew, 25, said his great-great grandfather ceremony in which he became the Walk of Fame’s Superior Court Judge David Perez “The best I could hope for is ac­ son’s $2 million bail, which was vasion of Kuwait was the No. 2 ^ m DEAR DR. GOTT: I drink decaffeinated coffee be­ on 'Tuesday approved use of the cidental manslaughter,” he said. reduced from $10 million last week. finest care and service to people that would like to benefit in bricklaying and I asked to be excused from two classes sold the 1.6-acre plot to the city in 1891 to be desig­ 1,916th star. show on television last week, ac­ from a hearing aid. in order to help him. nated permanently as Powell’s I^ k . Puente, 65, a professional musician since he was cause I’ve read that it decreases the risk of heart attacks. actor’s mansion as collateral to Christian Brando, 32, is accused The 66-year-old actor would lose his cording to A.C. Nielsen Co. ratings I received an ‘‘F ’ for that day in each class while other “1 would like it to be changed back,” Frew said. 15, received Grammy Awards for his albums “On Yesterday, I read it increases the risk of heart disease. secure tlie release of his jailed son, of shooting to death Dag Drolctt, 26, property if his son jumped bail. released "fiicsday. The CBS News IS students received a passing grade when they went hunt­ Waukegan recently renamed the tract Ray Brad­ Broadway,” “Homenaje a Beny More” and “Mambo Can you enlighten me? who is accused of murdering his in an argument at the Brando family Prosecutors vehemently opposed broadcast won a 14.7 rating, onc- •Easy access to highway DEAR READER: I’m just as confused as you are by sister’s Tahitian boyfriend on May manor. Cheyenne Brando, the bail for fear Christian Brando would icnih of a point behind the No. 1 •Plenty of door front parking ing with their dads to kill deer or whatever. bury Park to honor the writer who grew up in this city Diablo.” He is working on his 100th album. FREE conflicting claims concerning coffee. One week, regular 16. actor’s 20-ycar-old daughter, was flee the country. program, a rerun of NBC’s I always felt cheated for being punished for doing 35 miles north of Chicago. Bradbury, 69, author of •2 soundproof booths s i such books as “The Martian Chronicles” and “Dan­ ■ Pop star Cat Stevens, who now calls himself coffee is bad, and decaffeinated brew is OK; next week, The younger Brando was to be pregnant at the time with Drollett’s “Cheers.” Hearing something constructive while others were excused to be •Expanded repair facility delion Wine,” left Waukegan in 1934. Yusuf Islam, has called on Western nations to pull the situation reverses. Top-rated NBC again won the destrucave. Test X m Park Director Thomas Shuster said nothing in the their uoops out of the Persian Gulf. I’ve adopted prudence in my advice to patients: A week for prime-time programs, this •Consulting programs Thanks for letting me get this off my chest, Abby. It’s 2 “O deed prevented the land from being renamed. The former singer, a convert to Islam, planned to couple of cups per day of either type won’t hurt. If you lime with a 9.6 average. CBS had a •Extensive brand sclecdon been 20 years and I’m still resentful. drink more coffee that this, you may — or may n o t__ Whipped cream substitute developed 9.2. ABC a 9.3. Each ratings point JIMMY IN PORTLAND ■ Tito Puente’s 15-piece orchestra joined the meet Thursday in Lxjndon with representatives of O J3 Latin band leader to celebrate his new star on the Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia to ask them to settle risk some major — or minor — health problem. All kid­ represents 921,000 homes. DEAR JIMMY: For some reason, the hurts suffered ding aside, I hope future studies will clarify the relation, seemed to not be quite as rich as Some companies only want to deal 27 Hartford Tpke., Vernon Hollywood Walk of Fame. the crisis. By BILL VOGRIN News figures for the week ending 646-7900 O -n I in high school stay with us all our lives. It’s not healthy if one exists, between regular/decaffeinat^ coffee and whipped cream,” Ribando said. in pure dairy products.” Sunday showed ABC in first place to harbor such negative thoughts. But it’s human. health issue:;. The Associated Press Ribando said a patent was filed Q m i Bookwalter is unconcerned about with a 10.6 average. CBS, the only June 25. network to send an anchor to the PEORIA, Cl. — Whipped-cream An industry analyst hailed the what the diary industry thinks. m ^ lovers are going to adore George Middle East, was second, with Dan CO breakthrough as possibly revolution­ He said it’s up to private busi­ Rather pulling in a 9.3 average. lllll f+ei^R 4G N M i Bookwalter, a federal food tech­ ary — if the dairy industry doesn’t A Pull Service Hearing Aid Center nologist who says he has taken the nesses to step forward and license NBC was last with 8.9. O rebel against Bookwalter’s use of guilt out of whipped dessert top­ his new whipped topping for mass Network coverage of last week’s TV Tonight vegetable oils in place of butterfat. consumption. sending of U.S. troops to Saudi m2 ^>> pings. “If what they say is true, it’s got Bookwalter has created a low-fat, great potential,” said Jerry Dryer, an low-cholesterol substitute for scenes look at how HBO produces its ori­ Arlington Heights-based consultant > CO 1 2:1 SAM ® Who's the Boss? (CC) STRAND BAKERY 6:00PM 3) CEJ N ew s (CCl [CNN] Crossfire ginal movies (R) whipped cream. to the food and dairy industry. [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Jess hears a UINSOLVED ^ I CE Who's the Boss? (CC) 1 1 :00PM ® ® (57) N ew s (CC) 1 2:30A M (E Paid Program “It tastes very similar to whipped “Despite all the hoopla about diet­ young mother’s call for help over a shor­ MYSTERIES (38 Home Shopping Club cream,” Bookwalter said TUesday. J 3 H Ql} Happy Days twave radio (In Stereo) (E 50 Years Ago Today ing and weight watching, people are DEBBI Health and Tennis NEED SOME EXTRA Mama's Family (28 “It tastes quite good.” 255 Broad S t > [ESPN] Home Run Derby: Wally Post PIBC s ’ U n­ Cffl Odd Couple still in the indulgence mode,” said (^0) C40) News vs. Henry Aaron (R) @2) d8 Late Night With David Letter- Its formula is as important as its solved Mysteries," 08 Synchronal Research Dryer, former editor of Dairy Food Manchester “O man (In Stereo) % World of Ideas With Bill Moyers: 8:00P M (3 ) Piece of Cake (CC) Co (20) All in the Family Part 2 of 2 taste, the scientist said. 10 Fame (CC) W ith Leo Braudy, author of a irin g WEDNES­ (48 Win. 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If they Stereo) (38; M *A *S *H in saturated fats,” said Bookwalter, a Discount & BAKE SHOP (^B) Bosom Buddies high-profile, rivet­ tack on Pearl Harbor (R) can treat themselves and get fewer Newspaper routes available (61) Arsenio Flail (In Stereo) fST) Degrassi Junior High (CC) (R) (E [48 G row ing Pains (CC) Carol winds ing cases that [ESPN] NFL Yearbook; Los Angeles scientist at the U.S. Department of calorics, less fat and lower up in jatl after a minor traffic violation (R) [A&E] Patti d'Arbanville at the Improv Raiders We feature a complete line o f BreclOs. (6ij Three's a Crowd are reenacted Agriculture’s Northern Regional In your area... (E It Takes a Thief w h ere the Comics Gerry Swallo, Pan Stone, Andy [HBO] MOVIE: 'K ickboxer' (CC) An cholesterol, then they’re going to do [A & E ] Decades: '7 0 s Part 1 of 2 Bumatai, Steve Shaffer and Brad Garrett Research Laboratory. We have sheet pizza...Great for a party. OD MOVIE: 'Dead Men Don't Wear events occurred. American kickboxer swears vengeance af­ it.” [CNN ] World Today (60 mm ) ter his older brother is crippled by a foreign “This is very low in saturated fat Plaid' A hard-boiled private eye encoun­ Robert Stack Dryer noted that Americans’ heal­ Pumpernickel Rounds (ideal for dips) Earn money and prizes by [DIS] MOVIE; 'Dot Goes to Hollywood' ters 1940s film characters while investi­ [CNN] Moneyline opponent. Jean-Claude Van Damme, Den­ and low in cholesterol,” he said. h o sts. th craze has yet to hurl sales of Animated Dot journeys to the movie capi­ gating the death of a scientist-cheese ty­ [HBO] MOVIE: ‘The Supernaturals' nis Alexio, Dennis Chan 1989 Rated R (In “It’s for people who are health- Italian Breads - Bagels tal of the world to earn money for her pet coon Steve Martin, Rachel Ward, Carl Army recruits are attacked by Civil War Stereo) premium ice cream packed with delivering the koala s eye operation Voices of Robyn conscious. It has far less calories Braided Breads - Hard Rolls Reiner 1982 • H[ K II' ghosts while training m the Alabama back- 12:45A M (3] Growing Pains saturated fat, high cholesterol and Moore, Keith Scott 1987 Rated NR Q8 MOVIE: The Paris Express' An woods Maxwell Caulfield, Talia Balsam. than whipped cream.” Sicilian Bread - Rye • Wheat Bradford Bancroft 1987 Rated R 1:00A M (3) Joe Franklin calorics. Manchester Herald [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour honest clerk becomes an embezzler and Bookwalter said a half-cup serv­ Dinner Rolls • French Rolls leaves on an adventurous trip to Pans [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire fTl) News (R) “They keep rolling along,” he [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep Claude Rams, Marta Toren, Manus Goring ing of his product contains about [M AX] MOVIE: Working Girl' (CC) An (^) Friday the 13th: The Series Micki said. “But at the same time, frozen Italian Fruit Cake - Rum Cake - Buttercream Cakes In your neighborhood. 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11 HELP WANTED 144N8TRUCTI0N 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMF.S FOR fiAT.P. KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wrlghl ELECTFIONIC JOBS- No 11 RICHARD ROAD- Pris­ RENT OPTION Red meat consumption drops experience neccessarv tine 10 room. 3 1/2 bath OPPORTUNITY!!! LYDALL ESTATES MANCHESTER $14.50/hour. Call 219- brick executive $149,900. Rent or own K/VoW /T ^t> fb<2. 736-1669 Ext.681 7 TRAIN TO BE residence. Magnificient this lovely, well cared I . Tsr- days 9am-9pm. grounds. $439,900. fo r Ranch with 3 AN AVIATION Hurryl "W e’re Selling bedrooms, on a dead while chicken eating soars FULL TIME-Energetic in- mm- MA Houses" Blanchard & end street. Relax with ■ it\ diyidual needed for MECHANIC the central air con­ •V ."'llo/te ' misc. duties at Rossetlo 646-2482. 187 pounds per person in 1989, a from 60.5 in 1989. Beef, by com­ Major airiines need trained 159 AVERY STREET- ditioning in the summer . .JB ' ^ . fvtsr ' By DON KENDALL Manchester Co Call or fireplaced living room boneless, trimmed equivalent parison, was forecast at 63.9 pounds 646-5477.______Make sure you see this OPEN M P.M. SATURDAYS I '1 .. The Associated Press mechanics immediately. d u rin g those c h illy Introducing Manchester's newest neighborhood where SUPE­ weight. That was six pounds more in 1990, down from 65 pounds last IMMEDIATE position 4 bedroom 1 1/2 bath RIOR BUILDERS has combined quality craftsmanship and '50 week training Colonial. Fireplaced, winter nights. Fully ap- than in 1971. year. available in Manchester plianced kitchen and years of experience wilh a wide range of unique home features. WASHINGTON — The Thus, even on a boneless, ready- Medical office. 40 living room, family All stylos and sizes are available to choose from, pick one of But the total included an average program. room, big lot & morel ready for your approval! ours or design your own. Prices start at $335,000 American diet has bulged with more to-eat weight basis, poultry con­ hours. Monday-Friday. Close to all chicken and slimmed down with less of 24 pounds less red meat, 26 'Mustbehighschool $170’s. "We're Selling SPEICAL FINANCING AVAILABLE sumption for the first time is ex­ Medical ethics and conveniences! Call us Fixed Rate Mortgage Starting at 5% Under Current Market beef, according to Agriculture pounds more poultry, and four people skills. Medicare Houses"! Blanchard & pected to match beef in 1990. graduate or G E D , Rossefto 646-2482. to show youl Anne Rates. pounds more fish and shellfish than and 3rd party billing. Department food watchers. 'fiirkcy consumption grew from Miller Real Estate 647- DIRECTIONS: 1-84 to Exit66, Tunnel Rd , lefttoLakeS t to « « - ■ > - For example, over a 20-year in 1971, the report said. Experience required. 'Housing & financial aid 66 BRAESIDE CRES- 8000. Lydail S t 6.6 pounds per capita in 1971 to period, beef consumption dropped Pork consumption last year Phone 646-5776 for in­ CENT- Love a large 13.5 last year and an indicated 1990 available while training. kitcheni There is almost 7 percent. But chicken averaged 44 pounds on a boneless terviews with resume. CUSTOM HOMES TO BE average of 14.2 pounds, the report enough room for BUILT in areas of new 51 Green Manor Road, Manchester gained almost 72 percent; turkey, 80 basis, about the same as in the ear­ NEED EXTRA MONEY?? -Job placement ^ K T A W ' • ' showed. everyone to sit around homes by established percent; and fish and shellfish, more lier 1980s and 1970s. But the 1989 Sell our holiday line assistance upon the Kitchen table. Well Per capita consumption of fish through our home party builders. Intelligently « '/s •* than 38 percent. pork average was down five pounds cared for 4 bedrooms, 2 and shellfish rose to 15.7 pounds in and catalog sales. completion. priced. Choose tradi­ The analysis was published by the from the 1960s and nine pounds less 1/2 bath Colonial. Large tional or Contemporary 1989 from llJ5 pounds in 1971. Samples & supplies living room, formal department’s Economic Research than in the late 1950s. 1- 800- 537-1183 styles. COVENTRY S O ______Canned tuna sho'ved a 10 percent provided. Call Norma dining room, and 1st Service in a quarterly magazine, the Beef, at 65 pounds in 1989, was tor more information: AND VICINITY, CALL ADORABLE AFFORDABLE A— ® 1990 by NEA, tnc. gain to an average of 3.9 pounds per Riverside School floor laundry room. PHIL FOR DETAILS. National Food Review. It compared down 14 pounds from the 1971 per 742-1712 after 5pm. home with 3 bedrooms features garage, spacious living room person. Manchester/ Glaston­ ERA Phillips 742-1450. with fireplace, roomy dining area plus eat-in kitchen. All for a 'JM USUAi - • . food consumption changes between capita rate and 24 pounds below the bury townline. For more Fresh and frozen fish and HUMAN SERVICE of Aeronautics ree XDnable $133,900. Lemonade with your host Brian Lavoie! 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR 1966-68 and 1986-88, along with peak of 1976 when beef supplies details call Deb at office ATTENTION: 1st time DIRECTIONS: Main S i to Woodbridge to Green Manor or East were at record levels. Cattle shellfish totaled 10.4 pounds last WORKER-training in­ Unica, New York RE/MAX 647-1419. b u y e r I I Center S i to Woodbridge to Green Marxx Road. RENT RENT updated material for last year and structors to work on 1990. year, up 3.7 pounds from 1971. Home 646-2046 or MANCHESTER- producers thereafter trimmed their However, the report said, consump­ call. 2nd and 3rd shift in beeper 520-9427. $110,000. Looking for a D.F. REALE, INC. CQVENTRY- convenient HEBRQN- 2 bedroom . “Egg use has also declined, while herds and consumption dropped. small group homos. HOMES FOR SALE location. Rear courtyard Appliances, heat & hot tion of cured fish, canned salmon, 2 1 place to begin? This 3 REAL ESTATE cheese has increased steadily,” the “The current forecast for 1990 in­ Responsibilities direct HACKMATACK bedroom ^attached" entrance. Carpeted. 1 water included. Wall to shellfish and sardines declined on a STREET- Clean, 7 175 Main St., Manchester report said. “Fresh fruits and service and skill training BEYOND SUBURBIA- Cape is a great CHFA bedroom. Adults wall carpeting. Parking, dicates beef consumption will be at 646-4525 per capita basis between 1971 and to adults who have 931 North River Road. room, 2 bath Victorian opportunity. Lots of preferred. No pets. cellar storage. 20 vegetables reached record levels in the lowest level since 1962,” the C o lo n ia l, 3 o r 4 1989. There were no forecasts for developmental Discover the world of potential. Nice quiet NOW HIRING AGENTS $450 month. 1 1/2 minutes to Hartford. 1988, with fresh broccoli one of the report said. bedrooms, firyilace. 2 1990. disabilities, /^ply at country living in this 4 neighborhood. D.W. months security. Call $625/month. 228-1214 biggest gainers, increasing over 940 Meanwhile, Americans consumed Sunrise North East, 158 car garage. 77"x365" 742-0569. or 649-2871. The Associated Press bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Fish 643-1591.______double 22 CONDOMINIUMS percent.” 19 pounds more chicken last year East Center Garrison Colonial. This lot. Make an offer. MANCHESTER- North WASHINGTON (AP) — Farmers "We’re Selling Houses". EXPOSURE..... is re­ FOR SALE MANCHESTER- ELVIS’S DRIVING LICENSE — This is the driving license belonging to Elvis Presley to be Analysts cautioned that the than they did in 1971, and that’s ex­ Street.Manchester. lovely home has a for­ OWNER SAYS SELLI! quired to do justice to End. 5 room duplex, 1 Remodeled 1 bedroom agreed to idle 26 million acres under Blanchard & Rossefto figures don’t reflect the amount ac­ pected to go up another notch in mal dining room, spa­ $129,900. Owner will this truly exceptional 10 1/2 baths. $725 plus apartment. Stove, auctioned at Sotheby’s Rock ‘n’ Roll memorabilia sale this month. The license was issued in 646-2482. be "creative" too on this VERNON- 1 bedroom tually eaten because of spoilage and 1990. this year’s Agriculture Department TRUCK DRIVER/ batch cious family room with room Colonial on Emily utilities. 633-6921. refrigerator, the state of Tennessee in 1952 when Elvis was 17 and still at high school. It is estimated to crop programs, about 16 percent less oak entertainment buiit- 90 BALDWIN ROAD- Im­ 8 room Victorian Lane in Manchester! Condo, Townhouse 3. dishwasher. $500 plus waste. In all, according to the figures, maker,canning Pool, recently MANCHESTER- 2 & 3 than they did under the 1989 ins plus fireplace. All maculate 3 bedroom Colonial with 3 full Amenities galore utilities. 646-5355. sell for about $7,250 in U.S. currency at the auction which includes a large selection of Beat­ In the category of meat, poultry total poultry is expected to average department. Paint baths, first floor den, remodeled. $73,900 bedroom. Walking dis­ programs. manufacturing com­ this and only 15 Ranch on a large including: 4 bedrooms, tance to schools, les memorabilia. and fish, total consumption reached 63.9 pounds per person this year, up minutes from oown- fireplaced living room, 647-3646. MANCHESTER- 3,4,& 5 pany is seeking key do- landscaped loti Gor­ 3.5 baths (master with a stores, and churches. room apartments. 646- town Manchester. Call geous living room with garage, and main­ jacuzzi), 3 fireplaces endable employees. tenance free exterior. Qn busline. Call 645- 2426 weekdays, 9 to 5. Por further info please Caroline Stolgitis RE/ fireplace, big den, Rec. (one in master 31 ROOMS FOR RENT 8201. MAX 647-1419. Or room & garage. Won’t Rent option and 2nd bedroom), enormous MANCHESTER- newer ¥ call FMI Corporation at mortage is possible too! 643-2151. evenings 645-6182 for lasfl $164,900. "We’re fam ily room, m arble MANCHESTER- Male or MANCHESTER- 3 2nd floor. 2 bedroom Be close to the Country Ersatz cowboy V a showing. Selling Houses!" foyer, central air and Female. Large room. Bedroom duplex. $710 apartment. Available 8/ Blanchard & Rossefto Club and downtown vac, 3 car garage and a Busline. $85 week. -F utilities. References & 1. Air conditioner, no 646-2482.______Manchester and also a beautiful kidney-shaped 648-1919. security. 646-7007 or pets. Heat not included. M short hop to Route 384. in-ground pool! Must be 647-1221. Security deposit. $625 GREAT NEW PRICEIII Call todayl Anne Miller seen to be fully 32 APARTMENTS FOR a month. 646-1379. caught by cops Charming and spacioud Real Estate 647-8000. MANCHESTER- 3 appreciated! NEW ______RENT______bedroom. Yard parking, MANCHESTER- 2 SPORTS 6 room Dutch Colonial PLUMRIDGE- SOUTH PRICE $459,900. Jack- on Strickland Street in near center of town. bedrooms. $550- $650. horses and other equipment over WINDSOR $164,900. son & Jackson 647- 1-2 bedrooms, $375. Duplex. $750/month. 3 bedrooms $700- $750 By JERRY NACHTIGAL Manchester! This lovely Exceptionalll One of a 8400. three years. He is a suspxxt in home features natural Storrs country setting. 649-2871. plus utilities. Alibrio The Associated Press CORRESPONDENTS kind townhousel 3 Appliances. Laundry. Realty 649-0917. similar thefts in several other states. oak woodwork, built in bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths. MANCHESTER- 1 H m “A bunch of states are trying to china cupboard, French Immediate. 487-1437. BUFFALO, Mo. — A flashy 2400 square feet of bedroom apartment. MANCHESTER- 2 make cases on him but they don’t We are seeking several sports cor­ doors, a glassed-in Central location. Call bedroom apartment. urban cowboy whose habit of call­ spacious open floor BOLiON- 2 bedroom. O ^ know who to try to make them on” porch, 2 car garage and plan including finished 22 CONDOMINIUMS Stove & refrigerator. No Steve 646-9693. Even­ Available 9/1. Small ing everyone “pardner” came off as respondents to cover scholastic morel Just reduced for family room with bath. pets. $575 plus utilities. ings 872-6293. den, utility room, because he used so many aliases, a QUICK SALE to FOR SALE a little hokey is behind bars here. Cox said. D.W. Fish 643-1591. 643-0926.______screened porch. 2nd Police say they know his crime — $129,9001 Jackson & MANCHESTER- 3 AVAILABLE-September floor of 2 unit building. The man was arrested Thursday at events in the towns of Hebron, PORTER STREET- At­ Centrally located 4 room Jackson 647-8400. bedroom Condo. Suf- 1 St. 4 rooms, 2nd floor. Private yard. 1 p e l m H horse and saddle stealing — but not tractive Cape. 5 rooms apartment. 2nd Suitable for 2 adults. a Springfield motel and charged field Green. Great okay. References. $675 his name. Andover & Vernon. HACKMATACK- 4 front to back living room floor,Security required. o ^ Monday with burglary and stealing. location. Pool, tennis. $650 including heat. plus utilities & 2 months “If we have to crawl across the bedroom split. Large with fireplace. New vinyl Call 643-6836 after 6 649-9535 after 5pm. X m Since then, Cox said his phone double lot, quality $157,900. 647-3646. security. 643-9382. United States, we’re going to find Coverage includes game articles siding, newer deck, PM. 2 TJ “has been ringing off the hook” with construction. Call Ron fenced yard. Asking out who you are,” Sheriff Jerry Cox inquiries from people around the Fournier RE/MAX 649- told him as his mugshot was taken and features. Experience preferred $144,900. Call Barbara O J 3 country missing a horse or saddle. 3087. 647-1419. Weinberg at RE/MAX Tuesday. “I didn’t know so many horses IDEAL 4 BEDROOM 647-1419. r i O I The man, who has reddish-brown - but will train. O -n I were stolen in the United States,” COLONIAL featuring RAISED RANCH WITH hair and a mustache and appears to Cox said. “People ask, ‘Have you Contact: family room, new IN-LAW APARTMENT- O m i be 35 to 40 years old, look^ away got my horse?’ I say, ‘No ma’am, wallpaper & carpeting, BOLTON $279,900. 1st floor laundry, multi­ m ^ and was silent. don’t have your horse.’ ” Spacious 4 bedroom The mystery cowboy, who as­ Vincent Valvo, Editor level deck & much U&R built home on 5.6 CO sumed the identity of a 34-year-old Although the suspect is alleged to more. Professionally acres suitable for hor­ have dealt in horses and horse gear, landscaped lot witn ses or farming "PLUS" O Texan who died of leukemia Jan. 18, Manchester Herald many mature plantings. TREE SERVICE/ IlfJ/I.L tA U I/l. PAINTING/ O 2 has swapped his trademark red authorities believe he wasn’t a real complete apartment NORTH COVENTRY, with kitchen, 2 PRUNING PAPERING m > lizard-skin boots, black Stetson hat cowboy. P.O. Box 591 $199,900. ERA Phillips bedrooms and and silver belt buckle for a jail-issue “Everyone we ever talked to — 742-1450. fireplaced living room. A from gas station attendants to car Brookside Exterior orange jumpsuit. Manchester, CT. 06040 MALLARD VIEW- NEW lot of housa for the HAWKES TREE SERVICE > CD mechs^cs to car dealers to waitres­ \ RANCH/ money! D.W. Fish 643- Rick's Handyman and Wall Papering and Painting Authorities keep uncovering more Bucket, truck & chipper. Maintenance & ses to motel clerks — all remember TOWNHOUSES NO 1591. Carpentry 30 yeais Experience ^ I aliases but have not been able to -Rcmodoling & Repairs Stump removal. Free the guy,” said sheriff’s Lt. Steve The Associated Press Or call 643-2711 12:00 noon. ASSOSCIATION TO O CLOSE FOR Landscaping Insurance, References and JO H identify him through FBI fingerprint FEES- Only a few units '/M!:::s, basements, yards cleaned estimatee. Special Golden of Hendricks County, Ind. CANINE CASTING — Broadway stars Barry Bostwick and in the Broadway play “Nick and Nora,” based on the Dashiell COMFORT?? 5 Tyler •Hauling oonstderabon for elderly and Ree Estimatee > checks, Cox said. remain in this beautiful Knoll. Add comfortable “He acted very flamboyant, he ■Insured handicapped Div. of CRF & Company, Inc. MARTY MATTSSON Police in Missouri and Indiana Joanna Gleason hold leashes of a group of terriers at an Hammett novel ‘The Thin Man." Bostwick and Gleason will new sub-division, our 2 space in your life with •FREE ESTIMATES ~a wore a lot of cowboy clothing and 647-7553 Specialist in Year-Round 649-4431 believe he headed a theft ring that audition call for a Broadway production in New York Tuesday. star in the musical production scheduled to open in February. bedroom, 2 bath Ranch this 4 bedroom 2 1/2 646-1948 stole and sold more than 100 expen­ talked this fake cowboy, calling features: A covered bath Colonial with gas Exterior Maintenance The canines are trying out at Roseland for the role of "Asta" porch, fireplace, dining sive saddles, an unknown number of everybody ‘pardner.’ ” NEWS heat & hot water. Residential • Commercial "Vie can tell you room, 1st floor laundry, Owner anxious will con­ full basement, at­ CUSTOM QUALITY CLEANING whattolookfor... sider reasonable offer. One stop improvements. •Lawn Maintenance tached garage. Aslo 3 Call Caroline Stolgitis SERVICE CORRESPONDENT Framing to Painting. and what to look bedroom, 1 1/2 bath RE/MAX 647-1419 or •Landscape Design & Instailatlon units from $139,900. evenings 645-6182. Licensed & Insured. out for!" DIR: Tolland Turnpike Call Dave Adamick •Exterior Power Washing ol All Sparkle window cleaners, a We currently have an opening for or North Main Street to MOBILE HOME-1984, tor a tree quote Surfaces CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 14X70. Cathedral personal touch at a reason­ Union to Rosssetto 6 4 5 -6 5 2 3 H a r B iD a news correspondent to cover Drive. ceiling. Family park. able price. Complete home •Driveway Seating & Paving Notices Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Merchandise Musical Items...... g4 423-1388. or office, also general clean­ Investment Property...... 24 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 MANCHESTER- Tree Work P a in tin g Lost/Found...... 01 Business Property...... 25 Your assuronce of quick ing. Call for free estimates. Personals...... 02 Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Pets ond Supplies...... 86 local events. This is a part-time $279,000. 2 year old 6 ENFIELD- Beautiful Resort Property...... 26 Speciolis^D^ifLl response when you adver­ 6 4 9 -2 5 6 2 of Manchester Announcements...... 03 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87 room Ranch. Cathedral wooded lot. One & a •Tractor Work Mortgages...... 27 Tag Sales...... 88 tise In Classified Is thot Auctions...... OA Wanted to Buy...... 28 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Clothing...... 73 position which includes covering ceiling, living room, & quarter acres of run­ Quality Painting Financial...... 05 Services Wanted to Buv/Trade...... 89 family room. Large our readers are ready to Gutter Cleaning & Maintenance Flooring...... 58 Furniture...... 74 ning brook, city water, buy when they turn to the Services Electrical...... 59 kitchen with plenty of Employment & Education Rentals Child Care...... 51 TV/Stereo/Appliances ...... 75 town government meetings and city sewer. Raised little ads. 643-2711. LAWN CARE •Free Estimates Cleaning Services...... 52 Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 cabinets, formal dining Ranch, custom built for 203-645-8892 Part Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... 31 Machinery and Tools...... 76 •Senior Citizen Discounts Lawn C are...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Automotive roo m , 2 112 b a th s . $159,900 or just land Free Estimates ■Aluminum Vinyl Help Wanted...... 11 Apartments for Rent...... 32 Bookkeeping/Income Tax...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 Gardening...... 77 S c Situation Wanted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Cars for Sale...... 91 feature writing. Quick occupancy. for $174,500. Builder Powerwashing Carpei\trv/Remodellng...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Good Things to Eat...... 78 Landscaping Consulting Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Palntlng/Poperlng...... 56 Concrete...... 64 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 MANCHESTER- For sale will help with financing. DECKS/ LAWN-SCAPE Instruction...... 14 Store/Office Space...... 35 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Campers/Trallers...... 93 763-0349 call for Fully Insured 646-6815 Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property...... 36 Please apply in writing to: by owner. 6-6 duplex, ADDITIONS ‘The Finishing Touches" Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Motarcycles/Mapeds...... ""94 separate utilities. Sided. details. 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Excellent room fireplaces, large Beautifully built decks at af­ •Bushes Trimmed /Uso; Backhoe, Bobcat, & income. $174,900. 647- kitchen that opens to READ YOUR AD: Clasilfed advertisement! are Manchester Herald fordable prices. •Yards Cleaned Loader available DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to 8167. family room hardwood •Driveways Sealed RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per dav. taken by telephone as a convenience. The FREE ESTIMATES 7 to 19 dovs: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the floors. Finished Rec •Weekly Mowings Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one P.O. Box 591 MANCHESTER- 6 room Call 644-2362 Davis Construction GSL Buildina 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of house on Florence room with sliders, deck, •Landscape Installations •Fully Insured 872-1400 or 659-9555 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. 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Glaston­ 647-1419.______ney repair. 15 years experience. Fully We know how Important your business is enthusiasm, independent thinking and insured. Ucense #523648. Reoistered Hundreds of readers turn 643-9996 and floors. Chimney clean outs, 9 pense including bury insurance office. You'll Sell It Faster with CONTEMPORARY TRI­ 633-3541. to you and we’d like to help you get the best organization. Good communication LEVEL- 2200 Square with Consumer Protection. Call Better to Classified every day stone walls, and conaete repairs. attorneys' fees, arising MATURE woman to care SALES PERSON & Business Bureau lor inlormation on from claims of unfair for our children in our results possiblel We can do that for you by HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS skills and a pleasant telephone man­ feet of excellence on BAR EFO O TIN ’ IN THE searching for some par­ Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ cashier for modern offering a special advertising rate in our “Let a PARK!!! $144,900. my business. ticular Item. 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CaU Dave Adamick cluding advertisements Schedulingu I i petitive salary along with 647-9946 There’! someone out no worries as the 25 Years Experience ONE OF THE good habits there who wants to buy children play in the fully Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 643-9321 lor a free quote. in any free distribution Coordinator. Weekday 645-0384 or 688-7490 647-1814 afternoons. Flexible excellent benefits. Con­ thrifty people have deve­ for more information your power fools. Find fenced yardi Don’t miss publications published loped Is dally reading of that buyer with a low-cost by the Manchester hours. Will train. Please tact Debbie Kely28S6461. outi Anne Miller Real Herald. call Carol 633-2031. the ads In classified. ad In Classified. 643-2711. Estate 647-800H 0 20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, August 15, 1900 iBanrlirstrr Hrralii 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR 35 STORE & OFFICE 40 WANTED TO RENT 87 MISC. FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE ______RENT______RENT______SPACE MATURE, responsible ONE WAY AIRLINE TICK­ h o n u a c i v i c MANCHESTER- 2 MANCHESTER- 5 room. OEEICES. Excellent persons seeking non­ ET- Hartford to Denver. HATCHBACK- 1988. location. 500/1 000 bedroom Duplex with 2 b e d ro o m , commercial recording August 17. $140 or best Red. Air conditioning, square feet. appliances, wall to wall redecorated in con­ space. 800-1500 offer. 647-8582. AM/FM cassette. Section 4, Page 21 venient location. $600 + Reasonable. 647-9223 carpetinq, & large square feet, private & 31,000 miles. Excellent SPORTS Wednesday, August 15, 1990 kitchen plus utilities. utilities. Call Joe Lom­ or 643-7175.______secure. 643-9406. condition. $6900 or bardo 647-1413. 88 TAG SALES ~ Heat & hot water. 36 VACATION Leave message. best offer. 568-8272. SUMMER References & 1 1/2 Super 4 room flat. 1st MANCHESTER- GIANT 3 months security. No PROPERTY MITSUBSHI- 1987. Cordia floor. Appliances. Move 74 FURNITURE family garage sale. pets. Adults preferred. L. 2 door, standard. Ex- in condition. $585 in­ Rain or shine. Available 9/1. $700/ CAPE COD- West cellent condition. CLEARANCE cludes heat & hot USED Office furniture- Furniture, antiques, Jim month. 649-4817. Yarmouth. $450 $6700. 643-4634 6- water. No pets. Call weekly. August 11-18, desks, chairs. Call Lin­ collectibles. 88 Francis 9:30 pm. da 643-9566. tosses a gem for Sox MANCHESTER- 2 Sue 643-4862. 18-25. Labor day week. Drive. 9-5. Saturday 8/ bedroom Townhouse. August 25- September 18. Murray All appliances. Heat, OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Boston’s MANCHESTER- T 3 $600. Alibrio Realty 82 RECREATIONAL MANCHESTER-Saturday, CARDINAL League park, was 0-4 in Oakland and 2-8 hot water, carpeting, air bedroom apartment. 649-0917. ______EQUIP.______August 18, 10-4. Estate Roger Clemens pitched another shutout, against the A’s overall before Tuesday conditioning. Call 647- BUICK, INC. Heat, hot water, sale. Furniture, lamps, to no one’s surprise. But his 129th and night’s victory in his 2(X)!h career start. 1595,______37 INDUSTRIAL 1988 ChGvy Cavalier $6,990 carpeting, air GOLF CLUBS- Used. and much morel 362 1988 Olds CusIC ruisVtog $11,480 I final pitch was a big surprise. He walked one, equaled his season PROPERTY 25 mpg City, 32 mpg Highway MANCHESTER-Highland conditioning. All Starter and full sets with Woodbridge St. 1988 Chevy Corsica 4 Dr. $6,990 “He was saving that pitch for last,” high with 11 strikeouts and lowered his Park. Modern duplex, 6 appliances. 649-5240. bags from $35. Also 1987Chev Astro Con Van $10,990 NEWW1990 CAVALIER catcher Tony Pena said. “I know I rooms, 1-1/2 baths. MANCHESTER- Cheney miscellaneous clubs. 1987 Merc Colony Park Wg $10,980 2 Door, Automatic, Power Steering, $ 7 7 Q K major league-leading ERA to 2.06 with f a y , 1987 Chevrolet Caprice $7,495 $765. Now available. Mill. 2700 or 8000 feet. 649-1794. wouldn’t have wanted to try and hit it.” his 24lh career shutout and third this 1987BuickLeSabreSed $8,970 Red, #3797. I I It*s nice to Ground floor, loading August 18, 9-3. With the tying runs on base, Clemens 644-0123. 35 STORE fit OFFICE 1987 BuickCenlury LTD Whg $8,680 season, all during his five-game winning dock. 646-8228. Microwave, furniture, 2 Door, Automatic, Power Steering, $ 7 y Q C dropped his arm down and threw Oak­ ______SPACE 87 MISC. FOR SALE kitchenware, toys, good 1987 Olds Ciera $6,990 Blue, #3824. ' ' streak. In that stretch, he has an 0.64 ERA MANCHESTER- 2 1987 Isuzu Pup Pickup $4,280 land’s Terry Slcinbach what he said was a and 50 strikeouts. bedroom apartment. stuff! 15 Ralph Rd. 1986 Buick Riviera $8,980 2 Door, Automatic, Air Conditioning, $ Q ‘i air conditioned offices 39 ROOMMATES have a race “three-quarter fastball.” Stcinbach popped Stove, refrigerator, (Redwood Farms). 1986BuickSkyhawkH/B $5,980 Red, #3995. ^ “I don’t know what it is about the West a re a v a ila b le in WANTED END ROLLS 1986 Chev Celebrity Sod SOLD out to second baseman Jody Reed to end heat, hot water, air, on 2 Door, Automatic, Air Conditioning, $ 0 * 1 A t Z Coast trip every year,” Clemens said, “but Manchester. Square 27’/?" width — 50C 1986 Olds Ciera BrghmCpe SOLD the Red Sox’ 2-0 victory TUesday night busline. 647-1595. 91 CARS FOR SALE*" 1986 fbniiac Firebird Cpe $5,990 Silver, #3835. ^ I’ve pitched well here before and lost. I feet areas are 600, 480, 1 ROOMMATE NEEDED- 13” width — 2 for 50C 1985 Buick Skylark $4,995 named after you over the Athletics, whose five-game win­ 4 bedroom house. have no problem with the place. I have no MANCHESTER-4 Room 350, 240. Offices are Newsprint end rolls can be BUICK-1985 Somerset. 4 2 Door, Automatic, Air Conditioning, $ Q '1 ACZ tenement. $450. Good neighborhood. 1985 Cadillac ^ D e V ill e $8,990 ning streak was snapped. idea why I’ve never won here.” centrally located with picked up at the M anchester cylinder. Red. Air, 1985 Buick Park Avenue $5,990 Blue, #3837. ^ Non-smoker. $285/ Security deposit. 643- ample parking. 649- Herald ONLY before 11 am automatic, new tires, 1984 Fbniiac Bonneville $4,990 “That was the first and only time I He has now, and Randolph gave him month. 646-3893. Monday throuah Thursi^av 4 Door, Augomatic, Power Steering, $ 7 Q Q R Lots of people get things named after them. George 5873. 2891. shocks,& struts.$3995. 1982 Buick Skylark $2,895 threw the pitch,” Clemens said. “I don’t 81 Adams Street Light Blue, #3791 ' Washington got about 200,(X)0 streets named after him, a credit as being more than just a flame­ 568-6903 between 6-8 know if it surprised him. You’d have to thrower. pm. Manchester 4 Door, Automatic, Air Conditioning, $ Q Q ^ K monument, a stale, a city, a couple of universities, a ask him.” White “A lot of people think of Roger CHEVROLET CAMARO 649-4571 bridge here and there, and a high school in ever nook and Stcinbach was not around to answer 4 Door, Automatic, Air Conditioning, $ Q C Q C Clemens as a guy who rears back and Bridge IROC-Z-1988. Maroon any questions. He probably was just as Dark Blue hamlet in the hemisphere. Lincoln got a car named after throws hard,” Randolph said. “But he’s metallic, 5.7 TPI, si^rised then as he was in the second in­ Prices include $500 factory rebate plus $600 isl Time Buyer him, also a tunnel. Grant got a tomb. more than a thrower; he’s a pitcher. A lot loaded. Extended ning when an alert base-running play by one. Schaller /Assistance lor qualified buyers, of guys think his forkball is a fastball and warranty. Stored Napoleon got a brandy, Caesar got a salad. They Mike Grcenwcll keyed a two-run Boston NORTH H.15-90 Taking out Although declarer was a favorite to winters. 26K miles. Ex­ Quality T just miss it.” ♦ J 7 2 named a tank after Sherman, furniture after Louis XIV, a uprising. take all the tricks, he missed a way to cellent condition. Pre-Owned Autos The Red Sox, who remained two Y A Q 10 7 4 2 insurance almost guarantee 12 tricks in no- candy bar after Babe Ruth and Reggie Jackson and toast $12,500. 528-1690. Value Priced Grcenwcll led off with a single and games ahead of Toronto in the AL East, ♦ A 5 trump Declarer was not playing in stole second. Two outs later, Pena beat ♦ J 7 CHEVROLET-1 986 USED CAR after Madame Melba. McKinley got a mountain. scored their runs off Mike Moore (10-11), By .lames Jacoby tournament competition, where his re­ out a grounder that was fielded by second sult would be compared with the re­ Spectrum. Low BEST BUYS! Big deal! Know what I’ve got named after me? A who left after the inning with a strained WEST EAST mileage. $3250. 5 baseman Willie Randolph on the outfield 4 Q 10 R 6 3 W’hen South saw the dummy, he sults of others playing the same hand. 1867 DODGE CARAVEL1£ $ 4 ,9 9 5 right groin muscle. Reggie Harris pitched ♦ 9 4 speed. 649-4912 after 25 mpg City, 29 mpg Highway horse race! Not a race horse. Lots of guys have that. Me, V r 5 Y ,I 9 6 3 chided himself for being timid, there Instead, the game was rubber bridge. Auto, A C , AM /fM Stenso grass. But Grcenwcll, noting that catcher seven scoreless innings, allowing just two 4pm. 1 got a whole race of my very own. Match that around ♦ 9 ♦ .1 10 8 3 were 13 tricks in no-trump for the tak­ South should therefore have done what 1908 SUBARU GL SEDAN $ 6 ,4 0 0 NEW 1990 GEO PRIZM Stcinbach had left the plate to back up a Auto, A C . PS. PB hits. ♦ 10 9 R 6 5 ♦ K 3 2 ing if cither the jack of hearts came he could to ensure making the small CHEVY NOVA- 1975. 2 NEW 1990 PRIZM SEDAN Washington, D.C. or Paris, France. possible play at first, kept running home. 1964 HONDA aVIC WAGON $ 2 ,9 0 0 Clemens retired 15 consecutive batters down or the diamond suit split 3-2 door, low mileage. ^10,295 SOIITH slam. After cashing his heart king, he A u ta A C Automatic, A/C, #3785 Greenwell scored ahead of a wild overall, an excellent chance Runs well. $650. Call Sunday Silence won’t be in it. It’s (not yet) a part of between the third and eighth innings. ♦ A K 5 should simply play a low diamond 1907 MAZDA RX7 $ 7 ,9 0 0 NEW 1990 PRIZM HATCHBACK$“in Q Q R tlirow by Randolph as Stcinbach ran back from the North and South hands. Ei­ 646-4391 for more 5 Speed. A C , Sum m er Fun the triple crown. So far as I know, Wayne Lukas hasn’t Notes: Clemens had his 41st career YK Declarer played dummy's jack of 5 Speed, A/C, #3716 I to the plate. Pcna, who went to second on ♦ K y 7 6 4 2 ther defender can win that diamond information. 1986 ACURA LEGEND SED $12,900 been holding out a horse for it. 10-plus strikeout game and third this clubs, covered with the king and ace. V-6. Auto, FuPy Loaded NEW 1990 PRIZM HATCHBACK $-1 H R Q R ♦ A y 4 trick, but now declarer cannot be pre­ FORD ESCORT- 85 1/2.5 the play, was credited with an RBI and season . . . Clemens is 4-0 in head-to-hcad He cashed his king of hearts, went to 1985 CADILLAC SE0 0EV1LLE $6,900 Automatic, A/C, #3893 I vented from getting to dummy with But, these things start slowly. It’s at the classic dis­ scored on Reed’s single. That was all meetings with Mike Moore . . . Moore, Vulnerable: Both dummy with the ace of diamonds and speed, tilt wheel, rear VS . Loaded the ace of diamonds to cash the A-Q of NEW 1990 PRIZM SEDAN Clemens needed. Dealer: North played A-Q of hearts, throwing his defrost, AM/FM 1966 FORD MUSTANG LX $ 3 ,9 0 0 tance, a mile and a quarter, and I have no doubt that, in a 5-10 lifetime with a personal six-game hearts, and the rest of his diamonds cassette, new tires, AiMo. A C . L o w M fb s Automatic, A/C, LSI *11,495 small spade and small club He then year or two. it will be right up there with the Kentucky “That was the ballgamc,” Boston losing streak against Boston, has not will be good, barring an extremely un­ 1988 MAZDA 323 LX $ 5 ,9 0 0 Sou th W est N o r th E a st played K-Q of diamonds. But East had sport rims, regular NEW 1990 PRIZM HATCHBACK $-1-1 H Q R manager Joe Morgan said. “That and beaten the Red Sox since July 18, 1986 .. maintenance records, Auto, A C , S u nro oi Derby. Maybe it’ll be another jewel added to the triple 1 Y P a s s the diamond suit stopped And East likely 5-0 diamond split. 5 Speed, A/C, LSI, Sunroof, #3981 ' ' , U ; 7 J Roger. The guy is unbelievable. I don’t . The Red Sox have not scored more than 3 ♦ P a s s 3 Y P a s s Jam 's Jncoh v 's books ~Jacoby on Rridgc " and excellent condition. As­ 1966 CHEVROLET CAVAUER $3,900 Prices include factory rebates. now had a good heart - the jack. Auto. A C . P S P e crown. Or, maybe, it’ll replace the Belmont. I’m a little think I’ve seen him any better. He had a 4 N T P a s s .S Y P a s s Jacoby on ( 'and (iam es " (written with his father, king $2700. Call Sheila three runs in eight of Clemens’ last nine When declarer gave up a diamond 1985 OLDS QERA BROUGHAM$4,400 ^ m 5 N T P a s s 6 ♦ I'a ss the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at after 6pm 647-8940. r T t I L worried it might upstage the Breeders’ Cup. I’ll bet Bill great forkball and it made his fastball starts . . . Oakland pitching has held the trick. East cashed the heart for down VS, Auto, A C , F u ! P ow er A t. 6 N T A ll p a ss bookstores Roth are published by I ’haros Rooks Shoemaker is sorry he retired loo early to add the Murray twice as fast.” opposition to two runs or less in six T h 6 83001 QtO^ Pr633 FORD FIESTA 1979- 1964 PLYMOUTH HORIZON SE $ 2 ,9 0 0 IN CONTROL — Boston Red Sox pitcher Roger Clemens winds up Auto. A C . P S PB to his illustrious list of stakes wins. Clemens pitched a five-hitter for his straight games . . . Clemens’ season total O ^ Opening lead: ♦ 10 Many new parts, new tires, sunroof. $900 or 1967 ACURA INTEGRA LS $ 8 ,9 0 0 fifth straight victory and won in Oakland of 175 strikeouts is one behind major for a pitch during a game against the Athletics Tuesday night in Oak­ Auto, A C . S u nro of Ever notice these things always happen to you too best offer. 643-9395. for the first time in his career. Clemens league-leader Ramon Martinez of Los 1968VWJETTAGL $ 7 ,9 0 0 late? I’m just sorry my Uncle Ed isn’t here to see this. land. Clemens went the distance, tossing a five-hitter as the Sox 55 Auto. A C . P S PB (17-5), who has won in every American Angeles. TR6-1971. Cherry. $8500 You remember my Uncle Ed? My gambling Uncle? shut out the A s. 2-0. or best offer. 247-7665. 1965 PLYMOUTH REUANTLE $3,900 27 mpg Highway, 20 mpg City m H Astrograph 496-7483 (Weekends). A u to A C NEW 1TO0 CORSICA SEDAN Ed was what your Aunt Matilda would call a pool o ^ SCHALLER NEW 1990 CORSICA V-6, shark. He could do things with a pool cue that Zorro T. r r i Automatic, /VC, #3908 *10,995 a possibility you may back the wrong and patience Bungled results are likely LEGAL NOTICE ACURA couldn’t do with a sword. He could stack a deck of cards Lendl eliminated by i ^ o u r horse. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If you want NEW 1990 CORSICA V-6, blindfolded and let you cut them twice. He was the best LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) People you II 345 CENTER STREET Automatic, A/C, #3904 *10,995 your friends to treat you with generosity NOTICE OF ORDER o 5 be involved with in business today crapshooicr in New England till a guy named Pittsfield birthday and warmth today, you must treat them ISSUANCE OF INLAND MANCHESTER NEW 1990 CORSICA V-6, could lose confidence in you if you fail to in the same manner yourself. Don't ex­ WETLAND PERMIT Automat'kc, /VC, Tilt, Cru'ise, #3813 *11,395 Dick wiped him out one night in an Elks Club in Athol. take a firm position on key matters. 647-7077 Washington at Volvo 5 ^ i pect what you don't deliver. IW-89-168 NEW 1990 CORSICA V-6, Mass. Pittsfield Dick had an unfair advantage. He was August 16, 1990 Don't fear of making an error cloud your ARIES (March 21-April 19) There's a Pursuant to Section 22a-39(h) Automatic, /VC, Tilt, Cruise, #3915 *11,395 sober. Q m ! judgment. possibility you might pack it in today 94 MOTORCYCLES & By LARRY ROSENTHAL the net to prevent Lendl from wearing There is a poss'ibititv you rnay conceive SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A poor lust when your objective is within reach of the Connecticut General NEW 1990 CORSICA V-6, Auto, ______MOPEDS______Ed was one who got me started in racing. He took me The Associated Press him down from the baseline. something rather revolutionary in the sense of timing could cost you the sale If you hope to be a winner, you must put Statutes, the Commissioner of /VC, Till, Cmise, PW, #3909 *11,895 Even from the baseline, Malivai s s year ahead that could be a boon in your Environmental Protection to my first horse race. At Agawam in Massachusetts. today. Don't be so anxious to make the emphasis on your staying power. HONDA-1986 CR250. Prices include factory rebates. field of endeavor. Use your inventive your points that it causes your presen­ hereby serves notice that she (pronounced mal-uh-VEE-uh) held his TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today you Never raced, mint Neither Agawam or Uncle Ed is here anymore. Ed died NEW HAVEN — Malivai Washington tation to appear out of sync. Think in an has granted by order, the ap­ own. gifts. may be asked to relay some critical in­ condition. Must sell. was determined not to let Ivan Lendl get Le o (July 23-Aug. 22) There is some­ orderly manner plication of the Connecticut broke. So did Agawam in that Depression year. formation to a second party. It would be $1300.00. Many extrasi off to a fast start. The victory marked the first time one with whom you are presently in­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A Department of Transportation 1 won on a horse called Kievex and Ed said afterward m ^ wise to put the message on paper, be­ 643-8844, 7-5pm. He had no idea how successful he Washington beat a player ranked in the a* volved who always attempts to pry Into joint venture in which you are presently cause your memory might not be as reli­ to conduct regulated activities that might be the worst thing that ever happened to me. top 25 on the Association of Tennis your confidential affairs. Today his/her involved must be monitored very care­ able as usual. in wetlands or watercourses in would be. conjunction with the widening Ed tried to beat the horses two ways — as a book­ Professionals Tour. But it was not the big­ curiosity is at a higher point than usual, fully today or else you might fall heir to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be extremely 98 WANTED TO BUY/ E3 CARTER ^ > . ' limitations of the permit issued We buy clean, late model used you to understand what to do to make a little miffed with you today if this per­ could have a negative affect on your at­ an edge. He boiled dice, stacked decks and always wore top-seeded Lendl 6-2, 6-3 on Thesday this date. 1229 Main Street, Manchester Exit 3 /1-364 150th at the time. the relationship work. Mail $2 to Match­ son sees you do just the opposite of tention span. cars and trucks. Top prices 646-6464 Hours; Mon-Thurs 9-0 • FrI 9-6 • Sat 9-5 glasses (which he didn’t need) and, sometimes, a clerical night to advance into the third round of Washington, of Swartz Creek, Mich., maker, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH what was recommended. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Indecisive August 3, 1990 paid. 44101-3428. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You might collar if he played out of town. the Volvo International. people could introduce complications John W. Anderson Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet lost his last three tournaments in the first VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) You might be not be as industrious as you should be The unseeded Washington tried to con­ into your affairs today. It's best not to Deputy Commissioner 1229 Main Street Ed had a lot of adventures trying to break the books. round and is ranked 103rd. Lendl is inclined to take risks today, not neces­ today and you may look for shortcuts get seriously involved with anyone who tain his delight over the victory, but 035-08 Manchester, CT Once, he and his partner, Johnny Phehesnik, had an ranked second behind Stefan Edberg. sarily on yourself, but on others. There's for assignments that require continuity cannot make up his/her own mind. couldn’t help smiling as he talked almost 646-6464 elaborate setup where they had a phone line next door to Lendl last played at Wimbledon, when matter-of-factly about beating the No. 2- he lost to Edberg in the semifinals. He ~LEGAL NOTICE the bookie parlor (which probably had a sign reading LEGAL NOTICE ranked tennis player in the world. said he bruised his left knee at “League of Women Voters” over the door even though “You can’t go out and say, ‘I’m playing Wimbledon but that the injury healed TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State of said Town ol Manchester. nobody in there was a woman or had ever voted). Ivan Lendl, winner of so many tourna­ three weeks ago. NOTICE OF Toge'ner with an easement to slope for the support of the highway Connecticut designated as "Taking Area - 0.036 +/- Acre" on a Together with a drainage right of way acquired, an easement to Ed’s scheme was to get the results of the race from a ments.’ You’ve just got to say you’re ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE pooMrod; a drainage right ot way acquired; a temporary easement “I didn’t practice lately and today just certain map entitled, "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI­ slope for the support of the highway acquired, an easement to playing a guy on the other side of the In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and 9 CUT ACQUIRED FROM JOHN B. BARNINI (TRUSTEE) BYTHE to excavate ditch, place riprap & remove, use or retain excavated spotter at the track who would say something like “War confirmed iL” he said. “I didn’t feel com­ slope for the safety of the highway and remove, use or retain material acquired and a right to install sedimentation control net,” he said. of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by the TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT excavated material acquired and a right to install sedimentation Play has a 10-lcngth lead going into the stretch, plenty of fortable with my game at any stage.” system acquired as more particularly shown and depicted on said Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut on FED. AID PROJ. NO. PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE 6/89 SCALE f - control system acquired all of which easements and rights are Washington admitted the match would After having played on grass for so map. run left, he’d have to break a leg to lose.” And Ed, wear­ August 7, 1990. 40' R E VISIONS 3/27/90 E & S', which map is on file or is to be filed more particularly shown and depicted on said map. have been a lot tougher if Lendl, rusty in the Town Clerk's office in said Town of Manchester. long, he said he still needed more time to PROPOSED ORDINANCE The easterly line of said premises borders on the westerly line of ing a cardigan sweater with 12 buttons on it, would hurry from a five-week layoff after Wimbledon, SCHEDULE A-11 The Associated Press adjust to playing on hard courts. Together with an easement to slope for the support of the highway Slater Street. next door with the sweater buttoned except for the num­ BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of acquired, an easement to slope for the safety of the highway and UPSET WINNER — Malivai Washington of Swartz Creek, Michigan, had been in top form. But Washington Lendl said he could not give an ap­ Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase from the Those premises situated on the southerly side of Tolland Turnpike remove, use or retain excavated material acquired and a right to SCHEDULE A-7 ber of the winner of the race. said he also didn’t play his best. owners herein named, for the amounts heroin specified, the in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State ot returns a shot to top-seeded Ivan Lendl during their match Tuesday praisal of Washington’s performance be­ install sedimentation control system acquired, all as more particu­ premises herein identified and described. In the event that any of Those promises situated on the southerly side of Tolland Turnpike Connecticut designated as "Taking Area - 0.023 +/- Acre" on a If the bookie took the bet from Johnny on post time, The 21-year-old former top-ranked col­ cause “I didn’t push him.” larly shown and depicted on said map. in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State of certain map entitled, "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI­ night at the Volvo International Tennis Tournament in New Haven. said owners decline or are unable to convoy premises to the Town Johnny would give him a loser. Bul the bookie would legiate player from Michigan took only “If I don’t feel my game I can’t feel of Manchester, as herein provided, this ordinance shall, insofar as SCHEDULE A-3 Connecticut designated as "'Taking Area - 0.010 +/- Acre" on a CUT ACQUIRED FROM BROOKE T. NEWKIRK BY THE TOWN Washington won, 6-2, 6-3. certain map entitled, "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI­ OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT FED AID 73 minutes to win the match, attacking him,” Lendl said. it applies to any of such owners, be of no force and effect, and any Those promises situated on the southerly side of Tolland Turnpike get greedy. He’d take the bet irrespective of post time. CUT ACQUIRED FROM MICHAEL A. & ARLINE M. DELLA PROJ. NO. PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: 6/89 SCALE 1' . 40’ premises which are not conveyed shall be taken by the Town by in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State of FERA BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, REVISIONS 9/22/89 5/1/90 TAKE AREA", which map is on file or Johnny would bet the real winner gleaned from Ed’s but­ condemnation, pursuant to Conn. Gen. Stat. §40-12. The names Connecticut designated as "Taking Area - 0.015 +/- A ae" on a of the owners, the address and legal descriptions of the properties CONNECTICUT FED, AID PROJ. NO. PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: is to be filed in the Town Clerk's office in said Town ol Manchester. tons. It’s called past-posting. certain map entitled, "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI­ 6/09 SCALE: 1' - 40' REVISIONS 3/27/90 E & S". which map is and the amounts to be paid to the owners are as follows: Together with an easement to slope for the safety of the highway CUT ACQUIRED FROM RICHARD P. HAYES BY THE TOWN on file or is to be filed in the Town Clerk's office in said Town of The sting worked till Ed started to come in on a 98-de- Owners Property Address, Description Amounts OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT FED. AID remove, use or retain excavated material acquired and a right to Manchester. grcc day with his sweater buttoned up to his chin. The Enfield LL Tolland Turnpike 360 Tolland Turnpike PROJ. NO. PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: 6/89 SCALE: 1' - 40'", construct driveway acquired, as more particularly shown and $2,300.00 Together with an easement to slope for the support of the highway depicted on said map. Associates Umltod Schedule A-1 which map is on file or is to be filed in the Town Clerk's office in said bookie knew he either had pneumonia or a scam going. Partnership Town of Manchester. acquired, a right to construct driveway acquired and a right to install sedimentation control system acquired, all as more particu­ The bookie didn’t get mad. He got even. One day, Ed Together with an easement to slope for the support of the highway John B. Barnini, 376 Tolland Turnpike $9,000.00 larly shown and depicted on said map. SCHEDULE A-12 edges Westfield Trustee Schedule A-2 acquired and a right to construct driveway acquired, as more and Johnny chunked it on a horse who was winning in a particularly shown and depicted on said map. Those premises situated on the southerly side of North Main Richard P. Hayes 400 Tolland Turnpike $4,700,00 SCHEDULE A-8 SUoot in the Town of Manchester, County ot Hartford and State ot canter. But the horse lost. Ed got on the phone to his in­ SCHEDULE A-S BRISTOL — Enfield Little League began its journey Schedule A-3 Those premises situated on the southerly side ol Tolland Turnpike Connecticut designated as "Taking Area - 0,015 +/- Acre" on a formant. “The horse did break a leg,” the guy told him. Thesday in Eastern Regional play on the right note. PARCEL I - 452 TOLUND TURNPIKE certain map entitled, "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI­ Urbanetb Properties 452/462 Tolland Turnpike $10,000.00 in the Town ot Manchester, County of Hartford and State of But after three such episodes, Ed (and Johnny) got With two outs and two on in the bottom of the sixth Schedule A-5 Those promises situated on the southerly side of Tolland Turnpike Connecticut designated as “Taking Area - 0.008 +/- Acre" on a CUT ACQUIRED FROM HERMAN M. & ANNETTE J FRE­ certain map entitled, "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI­ CHETTE & CAROL ASELTON BY THE TOWN OF MANCH­ suspicious. A few phone calls and they found out the inning of a 4-4 game, Westfield (Mass.) catcher Mike Catherine E. Olmstead and the westerly side o( Industrial Park Road in the Town of 669 Tolland Turnpike $13,100.00 CUT ACQUIRED FROM RICHARD J., PATRICIA A. & JOSEPH ESTER MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT FED. AID PROJ. NO. Schedule A 6 Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut desig­ bookie had wised up and paid the spotter more than they Csckovsky overthrew first base after a nubber by En­ nated as "Taking Area - 0.027 +/- Acre" on a certain map entitled, V. BOTTICELLO BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCH­ PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: 8/09 SCALE: 1' • 40’ REVISIONS 9/ field’s Matt Sheriff, enabling Chris Miller to score the Michael A. & Arlino M 786 Tolland Turnpike $9,500.00 "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT ACQUIRED ESTER, CONNECTICUT FED. AID PROJ. NO. PROJ. NO. 76- 22/09 3/27/90 E S S 7/11/90 TITLE", which map is on file or is to did. Ed was philosophical. “The house wins again,” he Della Fera Schedule A-7 FROM URBANETTI PROPERTIES BYTHE TOWN OF MANCH­ 152 DATE: 6/89 SCALE: 1' - 40' REVISIONS 3/27/90 E & S 7/11/ be filed in the Town Clerk's office in said Town ot Manchester. winning run for Enfield. 90 TITLE", which map is on file or is to be filed in the 'Town Clerk's shrugged. It was Rule 3 of the words to live by that he Richard J., Patricia A. 906 Tolland Turnpike $2,000.00 ESTER MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT FED. AID PROJ. NO. Together with an easement to slope for the support ol the highway Enfield will meet Augusta (Maine) today at 5 p.m. in 1 & Joseph V. Botticelb Schedule A 8 PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: 8/89 SCALE: 1' - 40' REVISIONS 9/ office in said Town ot Manchester. acquired, a right to construct driveway acquired and a right to gave me; “Never play a house game whether it’s a race quarterfinal action. 22/89 5/30/90 ELIM 462, REV. TAKE, EASE AREAS", which map Together with an easement to slope for the support of the highway install sedimentation conUol system acquired, all as more particu­ Allen A. & Barbara A. 912 Tolland Turnpike track, roulette or just a tired guy cutting a small pot.” Jason Marquis’ pitching and hitting led New York to a $4,150.00 is on file or is to be tiled in the Town (blork's office in said Town of acquired, a right to construct driveway acquired and a right to larly shown and depicted on said map Griswold Schedule A-9 Manctiostor. construct sidewalk acquired, all as more particularly shown and Ed, of course, never took his own advice. I don’t even 7-3 victory over Rhode Island. Leo R. Kasol 924 Tolland Turnpike $5,500.00 Together with an easement to slope for the safety of the highway depicted on said map. know if they have street-comer bookies anymore. I know In Thesday’s second game, Justin Marsch hit a three- Schedule A-10 and remove, use or retain excavated material acquired and a right SCHEDULE A-9 SCHEDULE A-13 run homer in the top of the sixth to give New Jersey its Brooke T. Newkirk 964 Tolland Turnpike they don’t have any Uncle Eds anymore. They’re re­ $7,000.00 to construct driveway acquired, as more particularly shown and Those premises situated on the southerly side ol Tolland Turnpike Those premises situated on the southerly side ot North Main final tliree runs in a 9-7 victory over Maryland. Schedule A-11 spectable dealers in Atlantic City or golf pros now. depicted on said map in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Street in the Town of Manchester, County ot Hartford and State ol Mike Terranova pitched the final four innings for New Herman M. & /knnette J. 756 North Main Street $6,000.00 PARCEL II - 462 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Connecticut designated as "Taking Area u.008 +/- Acre" on a Connecticut designated as "Taking Area - 0.024 +/- Acte" on a Ed would never understand off-track betting, state lot­ Frechette S Carol Asollon Schedule A-12 certain map entitled, "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI­ Jersey for the win. Roy Lorshbaugh, who pitched the last Those promises situated on the easterly side of Jefferson Street, certain map entitTod, "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI­ CUT ACQUIRED FROM ALLEN A. & BARBARA A. GRISWOLD CUT ACQUIRED FROM HAYES KAUFMAN PARTNERSHIP BY teries — or his nephew getting a race named after him. inning and surrendered the homer to Marsch, took the Hayes-Kaufman 768 North Main Street $6,500.00 and on the southerly side of Tolland Turnpike In the Town of THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CONNECTI­ 9 Partnership Schedule A-13 Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut desig­ BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CON­ He taught me to read a Racing Form, but, one day, loss for Maryland. NECTICUT FED. AID PROJ. NO, PROJ. NO, 76-152 DATE: 8/89 CUT FED. AID PROJ. NO. PROJ. NO, 76-152 DATE; 8/89 Prepared by: nated as "Taking Area -. 0.CX)4 +/- Acre" on a certain map entitled, SCALE: r - 40' REVISIONS9/22/891 /5/90TAKE 3/27/90E &S", when 1 showed up with a pool cue, Ed just took one look In the third game, Enfield jumped out to a 4-0 lead in "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT ACQUIRED SCALE: r - 40' RE VISIONS 9/22/09 3/27/90 E & S 6/22/90 T^KE Mauiuon A. Chmiolecki, Town Attorney AREA 7/2/90TAKE AREA 7/11/90 EXIST. TREES", which map is which map is on file or is to be filed in the Town Clerk's office in said the bottom of the third on a grand slam by winning 7-13-90 FROM URBANETTI PROPERTIES BYTHE TOWN OF MANCH­ Town ol Manchester. and shook his head. “Put that down,” he said, “and pick ESTER MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT FED, AID PROJ. NO. on file or is to be filed in the Town Clerk's office in said Town of pitcher Eric White. The grand slam followed three walks SCHEDULE A-1 Manchester, Together with a right to Install sedimentation control system up a book. You’ll make more money out of a book than PROJ. NO. 76-152 DATE: 5/90 SCALE: 1' - 40'", which map is on Those premises situated on the southerly side of Tolland Turnpike acquired and an easement to slope for the support ot highway by losing pitcher Casey Hildreth. White allowed five hits file or is to be tiled in the Town Clerk's office in said Town ot Togottior with an easement to slope for the support of the highway you ever will out of a pool cue.” in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State of acquired, as more particularly shown and depleted on said map. and struck out six. Connecticut designated as "Taking Area - 0.007+/- Acre" on a Manchester. acquired, a right to construct driveway acquired, a right to con­ You can see why I wish he was there at the first run­ This Ordinance shall take effect ton (10) days after this publication Delaware defeated New Hampshire 7-0 in Tliesday’s certain map entitled, "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI­ Together with an easement to slope for the support ol highway and struct sidewalk acquired and a right to install sedimentation control system acquired, all as more particularly shown and depicted on in ttiis newspaper provided that within ten (10) days alter this ning of the Jim Murray Handicap (we’re only 116 run­ CUT ACOUIRED FROM TOLLAND TURNPIKE ASSOC LTD remove, use or retain excavated material acquired, as more fourth game. said map publication ot this Ordinance a petition signed by not loss than five PARTNERSHIP BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCH­ particularly shown and depicted on said map. nings behind tlie Kentucky Derby) at Hollywood Park in Delaware’s Kevin Mench shut out New Hampshire, as (5) percent ol Itie electors ot the Town, as determined from the ESTER. CONNECTICUT FED AID PROJ. NO PROJ NO. 76- SCHEDULE A-10 SCHEDULE A-6 latest official lists of the Registrars ol Voters, has not boon filed Inglewood, Calif., which was run July 13. You could’ve he limited the team to 3 hits. New Hampshire’s losing 152 DATE 6/80 SCALE 1” • 40' REVISIONS 9/22/89 3/27/90 E & Ttiose promises situated on tlio southerly side of Tolland Turnpike Those promises situated on ttie northerly side of Tolland Turnpike with the Town Clerk requesting its rolorenco to a special Town pitcher was Chris Tsiamis. S', wtiich map is on file or is to bo tiled in the Town Clerk's office in the Town of Manctiester, County ot Hartford and State of seen why, when 1 tliink of horse racing, 1 think of Uncle Reginald Pinto/Manchesler Herald in ttio Town of Manctiostor, County of Hartford and State ot election Today, New Jersey will face Stamford-Springdalc, 9 in said Town of Manchester. Connecticut designated as "Taking Area - 0 050 +/- Acre" on a Connecticut designated as "Taking Area - 0 005 +/ Acto" on a Ed. certain m.ip entitled, "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI­ Wallace J. Irish, Jr. Connecticut Division 1 champion, at 1 p.m. New York Together with an easement to slope for the support of itio highway certain map entitled. "TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTI Secretary acquired, a right to construct driveway acquired and a rigtit to CUT ACQUIRED FROM LEO R. KASEL BY THE TOWN OF They should have named the race after him. WELCOME HOME — Pete Borysevicz is welcomed at home plate by teammates in the top of CUT ACQUIRED FROM CATHERINE E OLMSTEAD BY THE Board of Directors will face Ftnnsylvania at 2 p.m. and Delaware plays Ver­ construct sedimentation control system acquired, all as more MANCHESTER MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT FED AID TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Manchester, (Connecticut mont at 4 p.m. the third inning after he hit the first of three home runs on the evening. It wasn’t enough, PROJ. NO PROJ NO 76-152 DATE: 6/89 SCALE; 1' - 40' particularly shown and depicted on said map, FED AID PROJ NO PROJ NO 76 152 DATE 7/89 SCALE 1 '- REVISIONS 9/22/89 12/5/89 3/27/90 E & S", which map is on file Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Jim Murray is a syndicated columnist. though, as Police Union fell to Trinity Covenant, 13-12. SCHEDULE A-2 40' REVISIONS 9/22/89 2/6/90 TAKE, EASEMENTS 3/27/90 E * or IS fc be filed in ttie Town Clerk's office in said Town of this 8th day of August, 1990 Those promises situated on the southerly side of Tolland Turnpike S", which map is on file or will be filed in ttio Town Clerk's office in Manchester. 024-08 0 22 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, August 15, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, August 15, 1990— 23 Softball

Tonight’s Games Ex-Yankees are haunting Merrill U.S. fortunate to overcome Australia; reach semis A Tournament ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Stump By JIM O’CONNELL had back spasms when he made a Taylor Landscaping vs. Main Pub, 6 — Robertson On Tbesday he finished with 15 Day and then Mourning stole the Merrill can relax. California has run out The Associated Press cut in the opening minute of the points, 13 rebounds and six blocked Cummings vs. Farr’s, 7:30 — Robertson of cx-Ncw York Yankees, unless the An­ AL Roundup game and he never returned. ball at midcourt and went in for the shots as he dominated the game in­ layup and the lead was two with B Tournament gels decide to activate batting coach Kenny Anderson, the second- BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — side. 2:29 left. Brown’s lockage vs. Awesome Audio, 6 — Fitzgerald Deron Johnson for Wednesday night’s The United States took a rather un­ leading scorer at 17.7 and the bal- Wilson’s vs. LM Gill, 7:30 — Fitzgerald game-deciding blow. It gave them a 4-1 “Luc should play well he’s run Gaze made two more free throws, scries finale. usual path into the semifinals of the Ihandler who makes the offense go, lead, but the Yankees pulled into a 4-4 tie out of excuses,” Ausnalia coach but the U.S. pressure grew more in­ C Tournament “These ex-Yankees are haunting the World Basketball Championships. was hit in the face with an elbow Dean Machine vs. Ward Mfg., 6 — ftgani against Jim Abbott (8-10) on a scoring Adrian Hurley said. “I said if you tense and those were Australia’s bleep out of us,” Merrill said after seeing First, there was the victory over during a scramble for a rebound Manchester Police Union vs. Keith Realty, 7:30 __ grounder by Steve Balboni and Kevin can’t play now forget it. He’s been final points. Luis Polonia catch fire with a second-in­ Argentina when the United States with 11:40 to play and never Pagani Maas’ RBI double in the third, and Jim promising to play for the last four or Day stole the ball near midcourt ning, insidc-thc-park homer in the An­ had a 22-point lead with seven returned. Leyritz’ solo homer, his fourth, in the five games and he was running out and went for a dunk, then he made gels’ 9-5 victory Tliesday night. minutes to play and hung on for a Owens said he has had the fourth. of games.” one free throw with 1:20 left and the In the seventh inning of California’s 104-KX) victory. A TOURNAMENT — In winner’s bracket action in In the fifth, however, the game quickly problem before while playing at The United States was running United States was within 78-77. 4-2 victory Monday night, Dave Winfield On Tbesday, Australia appeared Syracuse and that it can disappear the Town Slow Pitch Softball Tournament Thesday night got out of hand for Tim Leary (6-15). out of time. The final U.S. points appropriate­ drilled an RBI double and scored from to have the United States put away overnight. at Fitzgerald Field, Washington Social Club got past Polonia, who had also singled in the first, Enter the bench, a collection of ly came on steal of the inbounds third base on a 150-foot sacrifice fly later with a 13-point lead with seven Main Pub, 13-11. doubled before Leary fumbled a sacrifice “It tightened up on me when I 20-point scorers from their respec­ pass after Day’s free throw. in the inning. minutes left. This lime the rallying made a cut. I probably didn’t warm Bill Jenkins, Bill Fratarolli and Mike Winter collected bunt by Donnie Hill for an error. Chili tive colleges who, along with start­ Lee Mayberry, Day’s teammate at three hits apiece for WSC while Jon Brandt homered and “Against the Yankees and the Oakland was done by the defending cham­ up enough before the game,” Owens A’s, no way I ever want to sit on the Davis then followed with his 12th homer. ing center Alonzo Mourning, went Arkansas, stole the ball and laid it in singled. Rick Griffith, Steve Scott, John Kerchis and Pat After Leary’s sixth and seventh strikeouts pions and it meant a 79-78 victory to said. “I’ll have treatment (Tbesday bench,” said Polonia, referring to the two on a 22-8 run to close the game. It and the United States had its first Gauruder added two hits each. Bob Boucher homered. of the game, Lance I ^ is h walked and keep the record in the tournament at night) and if I play (today) will teams which have dealt him. 5-0. was a run based on defensive pres­ lead since 32-31 with 4:20 to play in Jeff Dion had three hits in defeat while John TUzzo, Dan Devon White hit his ninth homer. depend on how it feels. Knowing sure that forced one turnover after the first half. “I don’t care who’s pitching. I don’t me. I’ll probably play.” Socha, Gus Liappes, Kevin Hanlon, Frank Marandino Blue Jays 12, White Sox 4: George F’uerto Rico’s 92-76 victory over another and each turned into more Yugoslavia 100, Soviet Union care how many Cy Youngs they put out Anderson, who had 13 points and George Hanlon chipped in two each. Bell tied a major league record with three Argentina later Tuesday night U.S. points. 77: Toni Kukoc scored 21 points to Pagam’s defeated Farr’s, 11-9. Tom Perrone cracked there. I want to be part of any victory when he was hurt, was in obvious over those teams.” sacrifice flies and Glcnallen Hill hit a clinched semifinal berths for both it­ “We knew Billy wasn’t going to lead the Yugoslavs in one of the four hits for Ragam’s while Mark and Benny Pagani each grand slam as Toronto made it two in a discomfort in the lockerroom after play and we saw Kenny and we sat Pblonia was a big part of Tuesday’s, »« * self and the United Slates and the most one-sided games in the long homered and singled. Steve Veronesi, Mike Coughlin row over the While Sox, who have the game and was taken for X-rays on the bench and said someone has with the 74th inside-the-park grand slam two — the only undefeated teams in history of two of intemationxil bas­ and Ken Bavier added two hits each. Mark Carangelo which were negative and he was to step forward and instead the since the major leagues began tracking dropped three straight. Bell became the the tournament — were to meet ketball’s top teams. Yugoslavia and Bob Roy had three hits each for Farr’s while Dave eighth player to hit three sacrifice flies in given clearance to play today. whole bench stepped forward,” said them in 1920. It was the 5-foot-8, 150- .I.-. "V '■ today for the top seed from their started the second half with a 20-6 Andrulitis and Paul Graves added two hits each. a game and the fourth in the AL. Todd “When it first happened my Todd Day, one of the players taking pound speedster’s 11th career homer, but quarterfinal group. run and Kukoc had six of the points B TOURNAMENT — In action at Nike Field, Stottlemyre (11-13) gave up two hiu in vision was blurry, now I just have a that step. He scored all 10 points in his first inside-the-park job. - . ‘t In the other group on Tuesday, and two assists in it. Alexander Washington Social Club II routed LM Gill, 18^. Tim seven scoreless innings. ’pffti real bad headache,” he said. the decisive run. “I’ve always wanted to hit one inside Yugoslavia, 2-0 in the quarterfinal Volkov led the Soviets with 20 Chevalier, George D’Amora and Steve Van Vorris had Hill’s homer was his 12th and the Australia was causing some major Christian Laeltncr started the the park,” said Polonia, traded by the round, beat the Soviet Union 100-77 points. three hits apiece for WSC II while Mike Krueger, Scott second grand slam of his career. It came „ TheAssodated Press headaches for the United Slates as it burst with two free throws with 7:01 Yankees April 28. “I’ve tried it twice, but and Greece beat Brazil 103-88. Greece 103, Brazil 88: Pano Hanson, Scott Jones and Tom Wunch contributed two in the seventh inning and made it 12-0 RUNAWAY ANGEL — California’s Luis Pollonia, center right, jubi­ was looking for its first victory ever to play. Australia’s Ray Bomcr hit was thrown out at the plate both times.” Greece and the Soviet Union are over a U.S. team. Giannakis had 38 points and 14 as­ each. Bill Lussier collected three in defeat while John after Gruber and Bell singled and Pat Bor­ lates with teammates Lee Stevens (9) and Dick Schofield (1&) after both 1-1. Yugoslavia was to play one free throw and Day hit a 3- His two-out line drive in the second A 3-pointer by Phil Smyth with sists as Greece kept its semifinal Ossowski, Rich Brimley and Pete Heddon added two ders walked. Hill also tripled in the hitting an inside-the-park grand slam home run in the second inning Greece today and the Soviets were pointer. hopes alive and almost surely ended caught right-fielder Jesse Barfield out of 7:17 to play gave Australia a 70-57 each. second inning and scored on a sacrifice to meet Brazil (0-2). Australia made three free throws position. By the time Barfield neared the of Tuesday night’s game against the Yankees at Anahiem Stadium. lead as the United States had a woe­ Brazil’s. Greece was in control all Allied Printing beat Awesome Audio, 11-5. Tom fly by Manny Lee. The scare for the United States and the lead was back to 12 points, the way as it took a 54-40 halftime ball, all he could do was attempt a dive. Yankee pitcher Tim Leary, center left, walks slowly back to the ful shooting performance with a lot Powers had three hits for Allied while Chris Green, Don Mariners 7, Orioles 1: Greg Briley hit didn’t only come on the scoreboard but Day and Mourning each made lead with Giannakis scoring 23 Th© Associstod Pf©ss When the ball hopped over his out­ mound. The Angels won, 9-5. of the credit going to 7-foot-2 Luc Leonard, John Pierson and John McDermott added two two home runs and Matt Young pitched a two free throws and Doug Smith points. Oscar Schmidt led Brazil I’VE GOT IT — Lee Mayberry of the United States grabs hold stretched arm and rolled toward the wall, against Australia but in the trainer’s Longley, who plays for New each. Ken Hill ripped four hits in defeat while Jim Kib- five-hitter as Seattle broke a three-game room as well. and Day each hit a driving layup and with 35 points. bie and Todd Talaga added two each. Polonia shifted gears. Mexico. of the basketball while Australia’s Larry Sengstock defends losing streak. All the hits off Young Mielke came on in the eighth after Billy Owens, the United States’ suddenly it was 74-70 with 3:38 left. Puerto Rico 92, Argentina 76: C TOURNAMENT — In action at Robertson Ruk, “It’s a good thing I got the sign to keep Cleveland. Longley had been a disappoint­ during their quarterfinal game at the World Basketball Cham­ (6-12) were singles and the Orioles didn’t Jamie Moyer held the Royals to two hits Brewers 7, Tigers 6: Gary Sheffield leading scorer over the first four Andrew Gaze, who led Scion Hall F^ierto Rico faced the same situation Astros II beat Ward Manufacturing, 7-4. Rick Burr was going (from third base coach Moose ment in Australia’s first four games to the NCAA championship game in pionships Tuesday night in Buenos Aires. The U.S. overcame score until the ninth on Tim Hulett’s RBI through seven. Kansas City starter Andy tied the score with a leadoff home run and games at 19 points per game and the the United States the night before as the winning pitcher while Pete Czepiel and Dean Page Stubing), because I’d already made up my hit. in the World Championships totaling 1989, hit two free throws 11 seconds mind to go all the way,” Polonia said. McGaffigan gave up four hits and four Mike Felder hit a sacrifice fly later in the best all-around player on the team. a wild home crowd spurred Argen­ a 13-point deficit in the final seven minutes and nipped the paced the offense with two hits each. Ken Lule, Allen Briley hit a two-run homer in the first 16 points and 15 rebounds. later, but Smith converted a miss by “I was playing him to go to the op­ walks in six innings. ninth inning as Milwaukee overcame a tina on a comeback run. Aussies, 79-78. Lchrer and Ken Irish had two hits each for Ward. inning off Dave Johnson (11-8) and posite field,” said Barfield. “I can only Twins 5, Indians 4; Kent Hrbek five-run first-inning deficit. Sheffield hit Trinity Covenant held off Manchester Pblice Union, added a solo shot in the third to touch off play where they tell me to, and he has a homered and Kirby Puckett had three hits, his ninth home run off Jerry Don Gleaton 13-12. John Neumeth cracked four hits for Trinity while a four-run uprising. Ken Griffey Jr.’s helping Mark Guthrie (4-5) snap a per­ history of hitting to the opposite field. So (1-3), the fourth of six Detroit pitchers. • • • Dave Powle and Bob Bonaselle added two hits each. Pete double chased Johnson and Jeffiey sonal three-game losing streak. He In Brief ' Bears are grumbling Borysevicz ripp^ three homers and a double for MPU I had a long way to go for the ball. Chuck Crim (3-4), the fourth Milwaukee Leonard doubled Griffey home. Griffey yielded three runs and seven hits in seven pitcher, went 1 2-3 innings and Dan § 5 “I dove, because I thought I had a while Rick Busick added three hits. A1 Young and Pat had three of Seattle’s 13 hits, including an char.ee to get it.” innings. Juan Berenguer went 1 1-3 in­ Plesac got the final out for his 17th save. Reeves had two hits each. RBI single in the fourth. By The Associated Press Toronto’s Junior Felix had an inside- nings and Rick Aguilera got the last two After the Brewers scored a run in the RHAM boys’ soccer tryouts set WOMEN’S TOURNAMENT — Hungry Tiger Res­ Royals 1, Rangers 0: Jim Eisenreich, outs for his 25th save. Loser Bud Black NFL Roundup taurant took the Women’s Town Slow Pitch Softball the-park slam in Boston on June 2, 1989. top of the first on Sheffield’s sacrifice fly, HEBRON — All boys interested in trying out for the The only shuffling done by the It was the second in California history, who entered the game as a defensive re­ (10-8) gave up five runs — three earned the Tigers came back with six in their varsity or junior varsity soccer teams at RHAM High Chicago Bears now is by the coaches Tournament by edging Century 21-Lindsey Real Estate, placement in the top of the ninth inning, — and 10 hits in five innings. 6-5, at Charter Oak. Sue Ladyga had two hits, including the only other one by Rick Reichardt in half. Alan Trammell had an RBI single, School should report to the locker room on Saturday, changing around linebackers and defen­ team to the playoffs, then you could say 1967 in Kansas City. homered leading off the bottom of the The Twins scored twice in the second Gary Ward drove in two with a single and Aug. 25 at 10:15 a.m. All those who tryout must have a sive backs. he was like (Jim) Everett,” Packers vice a home run, and she drove in the winning run in the ninth to give Kansas City its ninth victory “It was the sweetest moment of my inning on a bases-loadcd walk to Greg Mark Salas’ three-run double off Mark sports physical taken or an assessment. Assessments will Mike Singletary, for one, doesn’t like president Tom Braatz said. “Right now, seventh inning. Nancy Nassiff and Lyim Schmelter had in 11 games. Eisenreich connected off career,” said Polonia. “I’ve never had a Gagne and Dan Gladden’s RBI single. Lee made it 6-1. Singles by B J. Surhoff, be given by the school nurse on Thursday, Aug. 23 at 9 it. But he admits it’s a necessary part of he is more like (Mark) Rypien than two hits each while Stacy Raymer homered. Alice House Gary Mielke (0-2). Steve Farr (9-5) grand slam. I mean, in my life, not just Minnesota added two more in the third, Sheffield, Dave Parker and Deer made it a.m. in the RHAM Health office. the game. anyone else.” and Debbier Cormier had two hits each for Century, pitched three innings for the victory, helped by a wild pitch and two errors, and which was the regular season champion at 14-0. my career.” 6-3 in the third. Deer homered in the sixth All boys must also have a permission slip that should The Bears are grumbling. So what else 49ers: Dexter Carter got the pregame giving gave up three hits and striking out Hrbek’s 18th home run made it 5-0 in the be reetumed to the coach. Permission slips may be pick­ is new? headlines, but San Francisco coach Ironically, it was not the Angels’ four. and Felder had an RBI grounder in the fifth. Alex Cole hit a two-run single for eighth. ed up at the time of the assessments on the 23rd. George Seifert said Dennis Brown was “What the coaches are trying to figure 1 ^ 2 “D The tryout schedule on the 25th is as follows: 10:15 the rookie of the game for last weekend. out is who can play and who can’t,” h O JO a.m. to 12:30 p.m.-tryout; 12:30 to 1 p.m.-lunch; 1 to 3 Singletary said Tuesday. “1 think it is only Seifert said the defensive end was one • • • In Brief p.m.-tryout. Any questions, contact Coach ^ t t a at appropriate that they do what they do of the team’s few bright spots in Saturday Double killing puts Pirates back on top 646-6442 or Mr. Edmonson at 228-9474. now. Because once the season starts, they night’s 23-13 loss to the Los Angeles O -n don’t.” Raiders. O m Becker, Agassi advance By The Associated Press Minnechaug offers clinics In addition to changes in the first team “Brown did well,” Seifert said. “He ' A ... » INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Top-seeded Boris Becker MANCHESTER — Golf instruction is now available secondary, coach Mike Ditka decided to had some good plays and he had some m and second-seeded Andre Agassi advanced into the third The next time the Pittsburgh Pirates start to slump, at the Minnechaug Golf Course for golfers of all skill start second-year linebacker John Roper rookie plays. round with straight-set triumphs at the U.S. Men’s there’s an obvious solution: Play a doubleheader. levels. A five-hour ‘Golf Basics’ program will be offered against Phoenix on Saturday, moving Patriots: Tight end Zeke Mowatt, O Hardcourt Championships, but four other seeds lost. So far in 1990, it has been very effective. Aug. 17, Aug. 24, Aug. 31, Sept. 7 and Sept. 14 from 5-6 back seven-year veteran Ron Rivera. signed in the off-season as a Plan B free Becker, ranked third in the world, beat Brian Garrow Pittsburgh had not won both games of a doubleheader J, p.m. The Chicago coaching staff want the agent from the New York Giants, is S ^ 6-2, 6-4 in just over an hour and Agassi dispatched since 1986, but in 1990, playing two is not only en­ This program is designed for adult golfers who would backups to be better prepared to replace scheduled to have surgery on a ruptured Robert Seguso 6-2,6-3 in 57 minutes. couraging, it’s downright necessary. like to develop consistent golf habits in all aspects of the starters who may be sidelined by injuries. tendon in his left little finger. He may be Seventh-seeded Martin Jaite of Argentina lost 4-6, 6-3, On May 6, the Pirates took two from Atlanta, after game. It consists of instruction on the full swing, the Several first and second-year players lost for eight weeks, the team said. > O) 6-3 to Sweden’s Peter Lundgren; ninth-seeded Guy For­ losing two straight. Pittsburgh continued on to win six of short game, practice drills, strategy and the rules of the were not up to the challenge last season, The 6-3, 240 pound tight end injured get of France was eliminated by Australia’s Jason Stol- its next seven. game. Class size is limited to assure optimum teacher to when the Bears were plagued by injuries, his finger during practice Monday. ^ > o tenberg 4-6, 6-3, 6-2; llth-seeded Carl-Uwe Steeb of On Aug. 6, the Pirates won two against Philadelphia student ratio. Video taping, replay and analysis will also and the team finished 6-10. Mowatt played in 92 games with the JO H West Germany lost to Australia’s Broderick Dyke 6-7, and were in the middle of six victories in seven games. be used. Equipment is avilable for those who need it. For “The one thing that has to be under­ Giants and started 50 since 1983. He has > 6-4, 6-0; and 16th-seeded Gary Muller of South Africa The lastest sweep, 3-1 and 6-4, also over the Braves, further information, please call 584-5679. stood for guys who are not playing — 124 receptions for 1,620 yards and 11 “D was a first-round loser to Mexico’s Leonardo Lavalle moved Pittsburgh back into first in the NL East — one- A five-hour ‘Junior Clinic’ will be offered at Min­ you have to keep working, you have to touchdowns. 6-4, 6-4. nechaug on the same dates from 3-4 p.m. It is designed know what’s going on, you have to be Redskins: Comerback Brian Davis Seeded players that did advance were No. 13 Jakob for beginners as well as experienced youngsters. Various ready everyday,” Singletary said. returned to camp, but wasn’t ready to do Fllasek of Switzerland; No. 14 Richey Reneberg; and No. NL Roundup teaching aids are used, including the Sybervision and The Bears broke down their Wisconsin much for Washington. 15 Kevin Curren. Sports Enhancement Learning Systems. It will also fea­ training camp, and after one more Davis, a fourth-year player expected to ture video taping, replay and analysis. Class size is also workout, will head to their headquarters start at right comer this season, went Gooden, Strawberry fined half game over the New York Mets who split their limited. Anyone intersted may call New England School in Lake Forest, 111. through rehabilitation on the soft-tissue NEW YORK (AP) — Dwight Gooden and Darryl doublcheader with Los Angeles — and came just two of Golf at 584-5679. “I think they’ve had enough,” Ditka tear in his right leg. But he stayed out of Strawberry of the Mets were among eight players fined days after the Bucs three-game lost weekend to St. Louis. Alvin Robertson assaults wife said. “We could probably be in better con­ the team practice after arriving from his an undisclosed amount by National League president Bill “I’m not going to get on that rollercoaster where dition in isolated areas, but I think over trip to see a specialist in St. Louis. White for their actions during last Thursday’s 20-minute you’re positive one day and negative the next, up one MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Bucks guard Alvin all we’re in pretty good shape.” “It’s a bad situation, but if we get brawl between New York and the Philadelphia Phillies. day and down on them ^ e next,” Pittsburgh manager Jim Robertson was charged with a misdemeanor assault in Packers: Don Majkowski wants to be Davis back it’ll help us,” Gibbs said of Also fined were Mackey Sasser and Tim Teufel of the Leyland said. “A lot of people have been waiting for us the reported beating of his wife, officials said. paid like Jim Everett. Green Bay wants to Davis, who has missed two full weeks Mets and Pat Combs, Dennis Cook, Dairen Daulton and to fold all year ... a lot of the people that picked us to Robertson, 28, was released from jail on an $8(X) per­ pay him like Mark Rypien. since straining his quadricep muscle. Jose DeJesus of the Phillies. AH but Sasser and DeJesus finish fifth.” sonal recognizance bond after being charged with mis­ The Packers offered Majkowski a one- Jets: New York wide receiver Chris were ejected from the game. There was speculation their season was over when the demeanor assault with bodily injury, a Class A mis­ year contract worth $1.2 million, a deal Burkett reversed his field on a Aug. 6 demeanor that carries a maximum ptenalty of a year in White also said that Mike Ryan, a bullfien employee of Cardinals won three, and extended the Pirates streak to he rejected. The quarterback, a holdout decision to retire and was back in training Reginald Pinlo/Manchestef Herald the Phillies who was also ejected, was suspended for five losses. Infielder Wally Backman said, “We were jail and a $2,000 fine, authorities said. since training camp began, is seeking a camp practicing with the team. COLLISION — Bernard Hallums of Manchester Police Union collides three games. Robertson’s wife, Jacquelin, 29, told Bexar County dead” and Leyland said, “We’re flat, we’re tired, we’re $14 million, five-year deal — $2.8 mil­ Burkett, who was not fined by the club with Trinity Covenant catcher Doug Mitchell at home plate during dead.” sheriffs investigators that she refused to let her husband lion per year. because he received ptermission to leave, their C Division game in the Town Softball Tournament Tuesday Soviets urge NHL restrictions But the pitching of Doug Drabck and newly-acquired in their house when he returned home after a trip with “Don needs to play one more year and declined to give any reasons for his MOSCOW (AP) — Fearing further disruption to its Zane Smith helped pump back some life, as did the hit­ another woman. Reports say Robertson went to the back get the same ratings points and take the decisions. night. Hallums scored but Trinity won, 13-12. national team by the NHL, two top Soviet hockey offi­ ting of Bobby Bonilla and Jeff King. The Assodated Press of the house, smashed a window to get in, and followed cials are urging restrictions on players who want to leave In the first game Drabek (15-5) tied his career-high in his wife through the house, finally hitting her hand their homeland for lucrative NHL contracts. victories and Bonilla hit the first of a pair of two-run against a concrete floor and injuring it. Yuri Korolev, vice president of the Soviet Ice Hockey homers. Drabck was two outs away from his second UH, OH! — A second-inning pickoff attempt by New York Mets’ pitcher Dwight Gooden gets Racial exclusion hits LPGA DJ sought after Federation, and Viktor Tikhonov, coach of the Soviet shutout in three games until Dave Justice’s eighth homer past first baseman Dave Magadan as Los Angeles Dodger runner Juan Samuel scrambles to in 35 at-bats and 16th of the season. i M * month when the founder of Shoal Creek Country Club ot National Team, joined federation president Vladimir his feet during the first game of a doubieheader Tuesday at Shea Stadium. The Mets took the By JIM GOLEN Kravchenko in calling on Soviet Elite League teams to Drabck is 6-1 since the All-Star break and is 39-18 p i * The Associated Press Birmingham, Ala., the all-white club which played host sign their players to a new form of contract. after the break during his five-year career. first one, 9-8, while the Dodgers came back to win the second game, 2-1. to the PGA Championship, said that his club would not by the Pistons be pressured into accepting blacks. The new contracts would be designed to prevent a In the nightcap, Bonilla and King powered two-mn NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. — The controversy over ra­ repetition of the recent incident in which 20-year-old star homers in the first off Atlanta rookie Steve Avery. cially exclusive clubs playing host to professional golf An Associated Press survey found that while most BOSTON (AP) — DcUoit reportedly is interested clubs hosting men’s tournaments do not have written Sergei Fedorov left the national team during the Good­ King added a two-run double in the third and Smith won its eighth straight over Los Angeles. on his left knee. tournaments is moving to the women’s tour. in securing the services of Boston Celtics guard Den­ 1 will Games and signed with the Detroit Red Wings. (7-7), a former Brave, allowed four runs and four hits in Mike Hartley (4-1) held the Mets to two hits in six in­ A planned boycott of this week’s LPGA Big Apple rules resu-icting membership, few have blacks as mem­ nis Johnson, if the Pistons can’t make a deal with Vin- 7 1-3 innings in his first Pittsburgh start. “Sure, I wanted Reds 9, Cardinals 4: Jack Armstrong won for the first bers. The Soviets also proposed an internationally regulated nings and Lenny Harris, with four RBIs in the first game, time in five starts and Todd Benzinger had two hits three Classic was averted TUesday when Napoleon Holmes, nie Johnson. system of player transfers from one country to another to to show the Pirates they weren’t wrong in trading for had an run-scoring single in the nightcap, along with president of the NAACP’s New Rochelle office, Winston Roth, the regional director of the National Both players are unrestricted free agents. RBIs as Cincinnati ended St. Louis’ four-game winning Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said prevent similar occurrences. me,” Smith said. “I think I can get big-league hitters out Rick Dempsey. streak. ® pronounced himself satisfied that the host club would Jack McCloskey, general manager of the Pistons, and help this team. I’m pitching for a first-place team in Expos 8, Padres 3: Otis Nixon hit his first homer in speed efforts to recruit black members. he did not feel that Wykagyl actively discriminated. confirmed Tuesday that he has contacted Dennis a pennant race and that’s all you can ask for.” Armstrong (12-8) gave up two runs and five hits in six “We don’t have anyone who has complained that they Reeves returns to camp nearly five years and Dennis Martinez pitched his second innings, while Rick Mahler worked three innings for his Holmes called off the protest of Wykagyl Country Johnson’s agent, Fred Slaughter, The Boston Globe That and a couple of homers by Bonilla and King. straight complete game. have not been allowed to join,” Roth said. “Our concent said today. third save. ■f- Club after meeting Monday with tournament organizers. GREELEY, Colo. (AP) — Denver coach Dan Reeves Bonilla now has a career-high 25 homers, four of them Nixon, whose first-inning blast was his first since is not only whether there is a history of discrimination “We would be interested in Dennis if we can’t work returned to training camp refreshed and ready to lead the during his current 13-game hitting streak (.426, 23- The NL West-leading Reds have won four of five and Last week. Holmes asked sponsors of the tournament to but also what they’re trying to do to get black members. Sept. 1985 and his fourth in 1,045 at-bats, also went 4- withdraw their support because the club has no black something out with Viimie Johnson,” McCloskey Broncos less than a week after undergoing surgery for for-54). He’d hit 24 homers each of the last two seasons. for-4 with four RBIs. are 7-2 against the Cardinals, including 5-0 at Busch So we ask the clubs what they are doing as affirmative Stadium. members. said. “We would like to sign Vinnie, and I think we olocked arteries. The Pirates next doubleheader is Sept. 5 against the Martinez gave up five hits in pitching his sixth com­ steps to get black members.” cart gel it done, but if we can’t, then we would discuss Benzinger had a two-run double in the first and an RBI Club president William Thompson said in a letter to Holmes said he was satisfied with Thompson’s posi­ 9 Last Thursday, Reeves was flown to Redwood City, New York Mets. plete game of the year, with nine strikeouts and no walks. (hiring Dennis Johnson).” single in the fourth. The Reds scored four runs in the first Holmes that “there are no barriers to black membership.” Calif., after doctors discovered the blocked arteries. The Mets 9, Dodgers 8: Nixon, on base all five times he came to the plate, had tion and welcomed regular reports on Wykagyl’s “Our membership has evolved considerably over last McCloskey said length of contract is die issue with fb-year-old coach underwent an atherectomy and had RBI singles in the third, fourth and ninth. and fourth innings, batting around in the fourth to chase progress in recruiting. Dodgers 2, Mets 1: The pitching duel between Jose DeLeon (6-12). 10 years to reflect general social changes in our society. Vinnie Johnson, 34. Dennis Johnson is 35. been expected to spend the next three to four weeks Dwight Gooden and Ramon Martinez did not occur. But Dennis Rasmussen (8-11) took the loss. William Blue, commissioner of the LPGA, said he, Celtics’ boss Dave Gaviit said no decision has been recovering. Cubs 5, Astros 2: Greg Maddux won for the sixth Today, Wykagyl has Jewish and Christian members, too, was satisfied with Wykagyl’s response. And he said there was one between Mike Hartley and David Cone. Phillies 4, Giants 3, 13 innings: Steve Bedrosian’s women members, as well as members from the Japanese made about Dennis Joluison. wild pitch scored Rod Booker with two outs in the 13th lime in seven starts and Ryne Sandberg drove in three tliat the LPGA, like the PGA Tour, would examine mem­ Martinez and Gooden, one-two atop the NL strikeout runs, including his NL leading 28th homer. and Korean communities. The logical next step is to “Our conversations with Dennis have been very Eric Dickerson to miss opener leaders, were both hit hard and neither was around by the inning as Philadelphia beat San Francisco. bership policies before assigning tournament sites. good,” he said. “We both agreed his future with the Maddux (10-10) allowed seven hits, struck out four broaden our membership base to include black mem­ “Jfie LPGA is closely scrutinizing the membership INDIANAF’OLIS (AP) — Eric Dickerson probably end of the sixth inning. p ie victory ended a five-game losing streak for the bers.” Celtics should be between the two of us, and we and walked three in 7 2-3 innings. Bill Long got two outs The Assoaated Press policies of clubs wishing to hold tour evenus,” Blue said. will miss the Indianapolis Colts’ season opener with a Despite giving up eight hits and seven runs, Gooden Phillies, who left 20 runners on base including 11 in the Thompson said that blacks play at Wykagyl as guests won’t use the media as an intermediary. final five innings. for his fourth save as the Cubs won for the 20ih time in Clairol, a supjrorling sponsor of the toumament, was hamstring injury but should be ready to play by the end (12-6) was able to run his career record against LA to 28 games. ANOTHER TITLE WIN — O rlando of the members, but no blacks have ever applied for “Right now it’s still premature to make an assertion Dennis Cook (8-2) pitched one inning for the victory. the only advertiser to join lire short-lived boycott, pulling either way.” of September, his doctor said. 12-1. He has won nine of 10 overall. John Franco pitched Mike Scott (9-11) led 2-1 in the sixth when Doug Das- Canizales raises his arm in victory Tuesday membership. an inning for his 26th save. Booker, who singled to lead off the 13th and stole two television ads it had committed to and caneeling a “We’ve had a few nibbles here, a few nibbles 9 Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Tom Parr said the star mnning cenzo beat out a bunt and Sandberg followed with his night after defeating Eddie Rangel for the “We would welcome such applications and encourage second, scored on the first pitch to pinch-hitter Dave product giveaway associated with Wednesday’s pro-am back, who injured the his left hamstring during off­ Martinez (15-5), the major league strikeout leader, had homer. The Cubs got their final two runs when Bill our members to recommend tliose of their black friends ^ere,” Deimis Johnson said. “There has been some just two, his fewest of the season. Hollins. The Giants have lost four of their last five. IBF bantamweight championship at event. interest in the NBA and a couple of teams in Italy. season training, should be able to return to the Colts in Doran couldn’t make a play with the bases loaded and they believe would be interested in becoming members,” Nancy Coleman, a Clairol spokeswoman, said tliat three to four weeks. In the first game, Howard Johnson drove in four runs San Francisco’s Mike LaCoss started for the first time Sandberg had a sacrifice fly. Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Canizales scored a he said. “1 don’t mind waiting. That’s not hard. I’ve waited with three hits, including his 18th homer, as New York since April 26, returning from the reconstructive surgery fifth-round technical knockout. Clairol decided to pull out when it learned of the problem this long to do contracts before.” Luis Salazar had his 11 th homer. Membership policies gained national attention last from the NAACP. 0 24—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, August 15, 1990 Turner Broadcasting lost $44 million on Games THURSDAY ATLANTA (AP) — Turner quadrennial international sporting the games at a future date and will was 13 cents, compared with a 4 crease in revenue pnmarily because Broadcasting System Inc. lost $44 took a $10 million loss related to the event could lose $26 million, twice make a decision,” Riggall said. event in 1989. cents per share loss in the second of increased ad revenues for TNT, million on the Goodwill Games, but what had been projected. That ‘They will review these numbers quarter of 1989. Tlimer’s 2-year-old cable network a company spokeswoman maintains The loss included a failure to LOCAL NEWS INSIDE fueled speculation that the games, as well as the games itself ... its I3or the six months ended June 30, whose programming consists mainly it would be premature to write the deliver audience level guarantees to which Turner developed in 1985 to value to the cable industry, the gains the company lost $4 million or 19 of movies. games’ obituary just yet. advertisers who bought time on the lia n rljp filrr foster better relations between na­ it made with the athletic community. cents a share. In the same period last News segment revenue was up 13 The $44 million loss caused TBS TBS Superstation for the televising tions, might be doomed. There are several things to look at,” year, TBS had earnings of $5.1 mil­ percent compared to the 1989 ■ Manchester school bus routes schedule. to have a second quarter loss of $8.3 of the Games. Turner said it would she said. provide compensatory advertising lion and a loss per share of 12 cents. second quarter, mainly because of million, officials said Tuesday. The first Gcxidwill Games, in Turner said earlier this month he increased ad revenue at Headline The loss on the Goodwill Games 1986, lost $26 million. time for future programming on its ■ Hebron OK’s new setback regulations. expected the board to decide by the other cable TV networks. Revenues for the second quarter News and a growing base of sub­ “masked the bettcr-than-planned Kitsic Riggall, a TBS spokes­ end of September whether to con­ were $322.8 million, compared with scription fees for Cable News Net­ performance of our ongoing opera­ woman, maintained Tuc.sday expect­ tinue TBS’ involvement in the For the .second quarter overall, the $264.5 million during the same work. ■ Coventry schools prepare for opening. What's tions,” TBS Chairman Ted Turner ing the death of the games would be Goodwill Games. $8.3 million loss compared to earn­ three months in 1989. “Our businesses are well posi­ said in a statement. premature. TBS lost $31 million on the ings of $5.5 million in the same Strong points in the quarter were tioned and we expect markedly im­ Turner said during the recent “We’ve been saying all along that games in the second quarter, wrote period last year. The loss per share the company’s entertainment seg­ proved operating results in the fu­ ■ Bolton planning board seeks workers. News Goodwill Games in Seattle that the the board (of directors) will review off $3 million in the first quarter and for the recent three-month period ment, which had a 24 piercent in­ ture,” Thmer said. Local/Regional Section August 16,1990

H r r a l b Anti-cancer Vbur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year SCOREBOARD Newsstand Price:|^ studies progress NEW YORK (AP) — Scien­ tists today repiorted progress in Baseball Phillies 4, Giants 3 understanding how an anticancer (13 innings) gene protects against lung and SANFRAN PHILA breast cancer. a b rh b l Family home from Kuwait escape American League standings a b rh b l In a study in the British jour­ Parker d 4 0 0 0 Dykstra d 4 1 1 1 East Division nal Nature, the researchers said Butler d 2 0 10 Daulton c 6 0 2 0 W L Pet. GB Andrsn 2b 6 1 3 0 VHayes If 6 1 3 0 By BRIAN M. TROTTA Kingsbury, of 61-E Charles Drive, from Saudi Arabia, through London They said the family planned to hold that the retinoblastoma gene Boston 63 52 when the Iraqi forces breached the .548 — WCIark 1b 6 0 2 2 M u r^y rf 4 0 1 1 her aunt, her sister and brother-in- Toronto 62 55 and Madrid to Dover Air Force Base a news conference this afternoon in guards against cancer by shut­ .530 2 Mitchell If 4 0 0 0 Kruk 1 b 6 0 2 1 Manchester Herald borders of the tiny, oil-rich nation. Baldmors 56 law and their four children returned in Delaware. se .487 7 Brantley p 0 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 which they would describe the es­ They said the family spent several ting down a gene involved in the Cleveland 54 62 .466 g(brk 46 69 .400 17 Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 Combs p 2 0 0 0 mother, reportedly drove to the base Weal Division in Manchester after fleeing from help those that arc still trapped in desert into safety in Saudi Arabia. MWIms 3b 5 0 0 0 Ready ^ 0 0 0 0 Sources at the State Department yesterday to pick up her family. W L Kuwait. Maii accused of Pet. GB Litton r1 5 0 0 0 Boever p 0 0 0 0 Iraqi-occupied Kuwait. Once there, the family is said to Oakland 74 43 said the family had been evacuated Family members said the eight .632 — GCarter c 5 1 0 0 Cmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 Friends of the family have said have contacted the Air Farce, who Chicago 66 47 executing 29 .584 6 Uribe ss 5 0 2 1 RMcDwt p 0 0 0 0 from the Middle East aboard a were resting this morning after get­ Texas 59 57 Thirtcen-ycar-old Elizabeth that the girl was in Kuwait helping arranged their flight out of the Mid­ .509 14'/! LaCoss p 3 1 1 0 CMrtnz ph 1 0 1 0 Military Airlift Command flight Seattle 59 58 ting little sleep during their escape. LONDON (AP) — Firing .504 1 5 Thrmnd p 0 0 0 u Akerflds p 0 0 0 0 her sister move into a new home dle East. Kansas City 57 squads in Mali reportedly ex­ 59 .491 16'/! 2 0 0 0 Cook p 1 0 0 0 California Kingery If 57 60 .487 17 Hollins ph 0 0 0 0 ecuted 29 people this month, ap­ Minnesota 55 . . 61 .474 18'/! Totals 48 3 9 3 Totals 49 4 12 3 parently without trial. Amnesty Tuesday's Games San Frandsco 0101 020 000 000 0—3 Minnesota 5. Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 101 000 001 000 1—4 International says. The victims Milwaukee 7. Detroit 6 Two outs when winning nrn scored. Attempt on included an 80-ycar-old man and Toronto 12. Chicago 4 E—CHayes, Uribe 2, Thurmond. RMcDowell. a 10-year-old boy, it said. Kansas City 1, Texas 0 DP—San Francisco 1, Philadelphia 1. California 9. New York 5 LOB—San Francisco 7, Philadelphia 20. In an appeal Wednesday “for Boston 2. Oakland 0 2B—Daulton, LaCoss. 3B— WCIark, VHayes. Seattle 7, Baitimore 1 an immediate halt to unlawful SB—Thon (9), Booker (1). S—Daulton. Wednesday’s Games SF-Murphy. killings” in the sub-Saharan Boston (Kiecker 4-5) at Oakland (Stewart H R ER BB SO Saddam’s life 16-8), 3:15 p.m. country, the worldwide human San Francisco Minnesota (West 6-7) at Cleveland (Walker CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — Egypt’s checkpoints and tanks and amiorcd rights organization said the vic­ 1-3), 7:35 p.m. LaCoss 6 1-3 4 Thurmond 1 0 state-run news agency today quoted tims belonged to the Thareg eth­ Milwaukee (Krueger 5-7) at Detroit (Searcy cars patrolled the streets. 1-4), 7:35 p.ra Brantley 2 2-3 4 travelers leaving Iraq as saying nic group, which had mounted Oliveras 2 3 Egypt strongly condemned Iraq’s Toronto (Candelaria 7-4) at Chicago Bedrosn L5-7 2-3 1 many military officers and civilians Aug. 2 invasion and subsequent an­ an armed uprising in May and ^ m (McDowell 8-6), 8.05 p.m. Philadelphia June following the arrest of Texas (B.Witt 11-8) at Kansas City (S.Davis have been arrested after a failed at­ nexation of Kuwait. It is participat­ 6-7), 8:35 p.m. Combs 7 7 members of their u-ibe. Boever 2 0 tempt on President Saddam Hus­ ing in a joint Arab force sanctioned Baltimore (Harnisch 9-6) at Seattle (R.John- sein’s life. son 10-7), 10:05 p.m. Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald RMcDwII 1 1 by a summit conference in Cairo on 2 CD Akerfelds 2 0 New York (LaPoint 6-8) at CalKornia Aug. 10. - < Cook W.8-2 1 1 (Langston 5-15), 10:35 p.m. HE’S SAFE — Trinity Covenant’s Mark Todd, right, slides Union in the Town Softball Tournament. Trinity hung on to Without naming its informants, USSR, Lithuania WP—LaCoss, Bedrosian. The agency’s Cairo-dated report Thursday's Games safely into home plate in the bottom of the third inning of win, 13-12. Umpires— Home, DeMuth First, Gregg; the agency said tlic “large-scale ar­ Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:35 p,m. Second, Crawford; Third. Hallion. said the detainees “included tens of sign treaty Milwaukee at DetroiL 735 p.m. rests” occurred on Wednesday and Tuesday night's C Division game with Manchester Police T—4:28. A—29,538. officers of various ranks, particular­ Only games scheduled that the abortive attempt on the Iraqi MOSCOW (AP) — Lithuania ly low ranks.” president’s life was made by “a and the Soviet Union’s largest Nationai League standings Reds 9, Cardinals 4 The agency also quoted what it Crim W.3-4 2 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 CINCINNATI STLOUIS number of close associates” of Sad­ republic have signed a trade and 2 “ O East Division Los Angelas ouu ool 100—2 Rosac S,17 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Angels 9, V^nkees 5 National League results ab r h bi a b rh bi described as an account by an W L Pet. Now York 000 000 100—1 dam. economic cooperation treaty that GB D«troN NEWYORK CALIFORNIA EDavis cf 4 0 0 0 Coleman If 4 2 0 0 unidentified emissary of die PLO 0 33 Pittsburgh 66 48 .579 E—Jefferies. DP—Los Angeles 2, New York bypasses the central govern­ JMRobnsn 2 2-3 6 3 3 2 1 ab r h bl ab r h bl Cubs 5, Astros 2 ONeill rf 5 2 2 1 OSmith ss 4 1 1 0 But it did not say when or how New Ybrk 65 48 .575 2. LOB—Los Angeles 2, New York 5. 2B—Shar- describing how he met with Saddam '/! Gibson 4 4 1 1 0 1 Kelly cl 5 2 4 1 Polonia If 4 2 3 4 Larkin ss 4 1 1 1 McGee cf 4 0 3 2 the assassination attempt took place. ment, the official Tass news Montreal 61 54 .530 5'/! person, Murray, Boston. HR— Strawberry (27). Hennoman 1-3 2 1 1 0 0 Sax 2b 5 1 1 0 DHill2b 3 110 Benzngr If 5 1 2 3 Guerrer 1b 3 0 1 0 to deliver a message from the Chicago 56 60 .483 11 ab r ii bl ab r h bl SB—HJohnson (27), LHarris (12). S—Hartley. There was no independent confir­ agency reported tod-ay. 5 ? Gieeton L.1-3 1 1 2 2 2 0 Azocar It 5 0 1 0 HMorrs 1b 10 0 0 Philadelphia 53 60 .469 CDavisdh 3 113 Yelding cl 5 0 1 0 Dascenz cf 4 1 2 1 IP H R ER BB SO leadership of the Palestine Libera­ 12'/! CParker 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Balboni dh Sabo 3b 4 0 1 0 The treaty signed Wednesday Q m SL Louis 54 62 .466 4 0 2 2 Winfield rf 4 0 0 0 Doran 2b 3 0 1 0 Sndbrg 2b 3 1 1 3 Los Angeles mation of the report. The agency is tion Organization. 13 Tanana 2-3 1 0 0 1 0 Hall ph JFleed c 4 1 1 0 bclwcct\ Lilhu-ania and the Rus­ West Division 1 0 0 0 Stevens 1b 4 1 0 0 Biggio c 4 1 1 0 Grace 1 b 4 0 0 0 Hartley W,4-1 6 2 0 0 3 2 Hennoman pitched to 2 batters in the 8th, Maas 1b 3 0 11 Parrish c 2 2 0 0 Duncan 2b 5 1 2 0 Hudler rf 3 0 0 0 controlled by the government’s In­ The envoy said he met Saddam in W L Pet. GB Stubbs 1b 4 0 2 0 Dawson rf 4 0 2 0 Vfalsh 0 1 1 1 0 0 sian republic is the first of its m g Glealon pitched to 2 batters in the 9th. JeBrfId rf 3 0 0 0 DWhile cf 3 1 1 2 formation Ministry. Cincinnati 67 47 .588 CaminitOb 3 1 1 0 DCIarklf 3 0 0 0 Crews 1 0 0 0 0 0 an underground bunker at a military WP—JMRobinson, Veres. BK—Gleaton. Leyritz 3b 4 1 1 1 KAndrs 3b 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 Oquend 2b 2 0 0 1 kind between two Soviet CO 2 San Francisco 60 55 .522 7'/! Davidsn rf 3 0 0 0 Wynne cf 10 0 0 JHowell S,9 2 3 0 0 0 1 The report quoted one uniden­ PB— Salas. Goren c 3 1 1 0 Schofild ss 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 DiPim p 0 0 0 0 barracks outside Baghdad. The republics. It is the result of Rus­ Los Angeles 59 56 Rhodes ph 0 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 2 2 1 New York .513 8'/! Umpires—Home, Brinkman; First, Reed; Nokes c 10 0 0 Terry p 1 0 0 0 tified traveler arriving in Jordan as The Associated Press San Diego 54 60 GWilson rf 1 0 0 0 Long p 0 0 0 0 Cone L,8-6 8 4 2 2 2 8 report quoted the Palestinian as sian President Boris N. Yeltsin’s .474 13 Secorid, Cooney; Third, Tschida. Espnoz ss 4 0 1 0 DeLeon p 1 0 0 0 Houston 50 66 .431 Candael If 2 0 1 2 Dunston ss 3 1 1 0 Whthrst 1 0 0 0 0 0 saying “visible tension and worry saying the Iraqi leader appeared “ex­ TROOPS LOAD C-5 — Members of the 82nd Airborne board an Air Force C-5 at Pope Air 0 1 19 T—3:37. A— 17,557. Totals 38 5 12 5 Totals 28 9 6 9 Sherrill p 0 0 0 0 offer last month to negotiate a Atlanta 43 72 Flamirz ss 3 0 0 0 Girardi c 3 0 1 0 Walsh pitched to 1 batter in the 7lh. .374 24'/! Nawitork 102 101 000—5 Walling ph 1 0 0 0 prevailed” in Baghdad. He said sol­ tremely weary, dazed, clearly nerv­ m Y> Tuesday’s Games Scott p 2 0 0 0 GMaddx p 3 0 0 0 WP—Cone. BK—Cone. Force Base, Wednesday. The troops wear desert camouflage uniforms. Other C-5s are seen range of political, economic and Blue Jays 12, White Sox 4 California 040 050 OOx—9 Nednfur p 0 0 0 0 diers were out in force manning Chicago 5, Houston 2 Oberkfl ph 1 0 0 0 MiWIIms p 0 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Rennert: First, Bonin; TJones 2b 2 0 1 0 ous.” in the background. social treaties with other TORONTO CHICAGO E—KAnderson, Leary. DP—New Ybrk 1. New York 9, Los Angeles 8, 1 st game Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Rarrxrs 3b 0 0 0 0 Second, Tata; Third, Hoha 18 9 12 8 Totals 34 4 8 3 ab r h bl ab r h bl LOB—New Ybrk 8, California 3. 2B— Kelly, Agosto p republics. > . 0 ) Los Angeles 2, New York 1, 2nd game 0 0 0 0 T—2:39. A—46,004. 400 400 100—9 Felix rt 4 2 1 0 PBradly If 4 0 0 0 Maas, Polonia. HR—Polonia (2), Leyritz (4), Pittsburgh 3, Atlanta 1.1st game Fisher p 100 001 101—4 TFrndz ss 2 3 2 0 Uohnsn ct 3 0 0 0 CDavis (12), DWhite (9). S B -K e lly (26), Pittsburgh 6, Atlanta 4, 2rxl game Nirhols ph E—HMorris, Pendleton, OquerKlo. DP— CIrv ^ > Sojo ss 2 0 0 0 Caldem dh 4 1 2 0 S—DWhite, DHill. Pirates 3, Braves 1 Philadelphia 4, San Francisco 3. 13 innings Totals 31 2 7 2 Totals 32 5 9 5 cinnaM 1, StLouis 1. LOB—Cincinnati 9. StLouis Few Westerners Gruber 3b 4 2 3 3 Pasqua rf IP H R ER BB SO 33 H Cincinnati 9, SL Louis 4 4 1 1 0 Houston 000 200 000—2 9. 2B—ONeill, Benzinger. 3B— McGee. Sabo. Bush seeking New Ybrk Alzheimer Mulinks 3b 1 0 0 0 Fisk c 3 0 0 0 Montreal 8. San Diego 3 Chicago 010 002 20x—5 ATLANTA PITTSBURGH SB—Coleman (60), O ^ it h (24). S—Armstrortg > Beiidh 2 1 2 3 Karkovic c 1111 Leary L,6-15 4 2-3 5 9 6 4 7 E—Ramirez, Andersen. DP—Houston 1, ab r h bi ab r h bl Lebanon hostages escape Iraq Wednesday's Games McCSriff 1b JDRobnsn 11-31 0 0 1 1 2. SF—McGee. Cincinnati (Charlton 9-6) at SL Louis (Hill 4 1 2 1 Thomas 1b 3 1 2 1 Chicago 1. LOB—Houston 9, Chicago 5. OMcDII If 4 0 1 0 Cangels cf 10 10 Thousands of foreigners today 33 Olerud 1b 10 0 0 Ventura 3b Plunk 2 0 0 0 0 4 IP H R ER BB SO 3- 1). 135 p.m. 3 0 1 0 2B— Doran, Dunston, Ifolding. HR—Salazar Tredwy 2b 4 0 0 0 JBell as 4 0 1 0 Cincinnati Borders c California streamed into Jordan from Iraq, Houston (Deshaies 5-10) at CNcago (Bielecki 4 1 1 0 Fletchr 2b 4 0 0 1 (11), Sandberg (28). SB—Biggio (23), Dascerv Gant cf 4 0 0 0 Redus1b 3 2 1 0 drug is Armstmg W.12-8 6 5 2 1 3 4 GHill if 3 2 2 4 Cjuillen ss 3 0 0 1 Abbott W.8-10 5 2-3 11 5 5 0 2 zo (8), Dawson (13). S—Ramirez, Dunston. Justice rf 4 1 1 1 Bream 1b 1 0 1 0 new oil drilling including a few Westerners, a 4- 8), 2:20 p.m. Mahler S,3 3 3 2 2 1 1 Lee 2b 3 0 1 1 Fraser S,1 3 1-3 1 0 0 2 0 Los Angeles (Morgan 9-11) at New Vbrk (Fer­ Gregg 1 b 3 J 1 0 Bonilla rf 4 1 3 2 StLouis may soon be free MWilsn cf 4 0 0 0 HBP—Parrish by Leary. WP—Leary. WNtt c senior Jordanian official said. nandez 8-8), 735 p.m. R ER BB SO 4 0 2 0 Bonds If 3 0 0 0 DeLeon L.6-12 3 1-3 7 8 8 2 4 Totals 34121412 Totals 32 4 7 4 Umpires—Home. McCoy: First, Phillips; Blauser ss chief spokesman for the Interior But Baghdad refused to allow San Francisco (Flobinson 8-3) at PhiladelpNa Houston 3 0 0 0 King 3b 3 0 2 1 Sherrill 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 By RITA BEAMISH BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — The hot burner,” they said. Toronto 211 040 400—12 Second, Cousins: Third, Hirschbeck. Scott L,9-11 6 5 Lemke 3b 3 0 0 0 Slaught c 2 0 0 0 Department. useless (Mulholland 6-6), 7:35 p.m. Nednfuer 2 1 0 0 1 0 most Americans, West Chicago 000 000 004— 4 T—2:47. A—27.937. Lebmdt p The Associated Press leftist Beirut newspaper As-Safir The hostage-takers have made Atlanta (Castillo 2-1) at Pittsburgh (Heaton Andersen 2-3 3 2 0 0 0 Und 2b 3 0 0 0 DiRno 1-321100 However, President Bush will not E—TStotllemyre, Thomas. DP—Toronto 1, LoSmIh ph Europeans and Japanese to 10-7), 7:35 p.m. Agosto 2-3 1 1 0 10 Drabek p 3 0 0 0 Terry 22-3 0 0 0 1 1 today said that all 14 Western various demands for the release of Chicago 4. LOB—Toronto 3, Chicago 6. Red Sox 2, Athletics 0 Clary p alter his June decision to block new Montreal (Gross 8-9) at San Diego (Hurst Fisher 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 HBP—Hudler by Armstrong. Armstrong by WASHINGTON — The Bush ad leave. 2B—Calderon, Borders, Ball. 3B—GHill, Totals hostages held in Lebanon, includ­ prisoners held by Israel in southern DENVER (AP) — A study today 7-8), 10:05 p.nL Chicago 32 1 6 1 Totals 30 3 9 3 DiRno. WP—Armstrong 2. BK—Armstrong. drilling off most of California, Gruber. HR—McGrifI (27), GHill (12). SB—GHill Atlanta ministration wants to use the Persian ing six Americans, will be freed by About 4,700 people, mainly Thursday's Games GMaddx W.10-10 7 2-3 7 000 000 001—1 Umpires—Homs, Williams; FirsL Montague; Lebanon, and convicted terrorists concludes that the only medication (7). SF—Bell 3, Lee, Guillen. Pittsburgh 000 201 Southern Florida, Washington and Egyptians, crossed through the San Francisco at Philadelphia, 12:35 p.m. JoReed 2b Lansfrd 3b MiWIms 2-3 0 OOx—3 Second, Hirschbeck; Third, Davidson. Gulf crisis — and resulting gasoline the end of the year. jailed in Kuwait and Western capi­ approved for treating Alzheimer’s IP H RER BB SO Quintan 1b Jnnngs 1b 3 0 1 Long S,4 2-3 0 DP—Atlanta 3. LOB—Atlanta 5, Pittsburgh 6. T—3;11. A—36,552. Oregon, officials said. That decision Ruweishid border post, 200 Los Angeles at New Vbrk, 1:35 p.m. Toronto Boggs 3b 3B—Redus. HR—Bonilla (24), Justice (16). price increases — to push for oil In a front-page report, the tals. disease is useless and may actually DHdsn cf 4 0 1 barred offshore oil activity in those miles northeast of Amman, by Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m. TStImyr W,11-13 7 2 0 0 3 5 Burks cl 4 0 Hassey dh 4 0 0 Mets 9, Dodgers 8 SB—King (2). Expos 8, Padres 3 drilling in an Alaskan wildlife respected newspaper quoted well Israel has refused to free make the disease worse. Montreal at San Diego, 4:05 p m McDnId 1 0 0 0 1 0 Greenwl If 4 1 Jose rf 4 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO areas for at least a decade. noon, said the official, who can­ First Gama MONTREAL refuge and other environmentally informed diplomatic sources as Houston at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m Acker 1 5 4 4 0 1 Evans dh 4 0 Steinbeh c 4 0 0 Atlanta SAN DIEGO hundreds of inmates held on Researchers found that patients LOSANGELS Energy Secretary James Watkins not be named under standing Only games scheduled Chicago Brnnsky rf 3 0 Weiss ss 3 0 1 NEW YORK LobrndtL.4-7 7 7 3 3 2 3 a b rh b l a b rh b l sensitive areas. saying “secret contacts ... involv­ suspicion of involvement in attack- ab r h bl DeShlds2b said Wednesday the United Slates who took Hydcrgine, the lllh most Hibbard L,9-7 3 5 4 4 3 0 Pena c 3 1 Rndiph 2b 3 0 0 0 ab r h bl Clary 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 Roberts If 4 0 2 2 regulations. They included two LHarris 3b Nixon cf “Once Congress gets back, the ing the conccracd capitals, par­ s against Israeli troops in southern prescribed drug in the world, Petersn 4 8 8 8 1 1 Rivera ss 3 0 BIknsp If 3 0 1 0 4 1 3 4 Miller 2b 3 1 0 0 Pittsburgh 4 2 4 4 Alomar 2b 3 0 1 0 could use stepped-up oil production American League results MHtchr ph 1 0 0 0 OMally 3b Flaines If 4 0 1 1 ticularly Tehran,” were under way Americans, three Britons and a Ftadinsky 1 0 0 0 0 3 Totals 30 2 Totals 32 0 5 0 10 10 Drabak W, 15-5 9 6 1 1 1 2 TGwynn rf 4 0 0 0 (Interior) Department and others Lebanon. deteriorated faster than those who Gibson cf 5 2 2 0 Magadn 1b Wallach 3b 4 0 1 1 and conservation to replace up to 90 Patterson 1 1 0 0 0 0 Boston 020 00 3 000—2 4 1 1 0 HBP—Bonds by LeibrandL JCartsrcf 4 0 0 0 will try to make a strong case for to resolve the issue. Frenchman, the official said, but Twins 5, Indians 4 Daniels 'f Galarrg 1b 3 1 0 0 Since Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait got dummy pills. Hibbard pitched to 2 batters in the 4th. Oakland 000 000— 0 4 0 0 0 Jefferis 3b 5 2 2 1 Umpires—Home, Winters; First, Davis; Santiago c 4 1 1 0 percent of the oil supplies lost be­ he declined to give the names of MINNESOTA CLEVELAND Murray 1 u Grissom rf Congress to act in allowing explora­ Most of the captives are Urnpires—Homo, Scott; FirsL Reilly; Secortd, E—Randolph. DP—Oakland 3. LOB— Bos­ 4 0 1 3 Stwbry rf 3 1 1 1 Second, Rungs; Third, Flapuano. 4 1 1 0 Stphnsn 1b 4 0 0 0 on Aug. 2, there has been no firm In their report, the researchers ab r h bl ab r h bl Brooks rf Fitzgerld c 4 0 11 cause of the Iraqi invasion of the Western evacuees. Garcia: Third, Voltaggio. ton 6, O akla nd 6. 2B—DHenderson. 4 1 1 1 McRyIdsIf 2 10 1 T—2:32 Pgirulo 3b 4 1 0 0 tion of the coastal plain” of the believed held by Shiite Moslem Gladden If 5 0 11 Cole cf 4 0 1 2 Owen ss word on the fate of 15 Shiite said this was a surprise, and they T—2:46. A—24,314. SB—Greenwell (6). Scioscia c 1 1 0 0 HJhnsn ss 4 2 3 4 2 2 0 1 Tmpitn ss 3 1 1 1 Kuwait. Newmn 2b 5 0 2 0 Browne 2b 4 0 0 0 Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, extremists operating under the Javier ph 1 0 0 0 Boston cf 4 1 2 1 Pirates 6, Braves 4 DeMrtnz p 3 0 0 0 Rasmsn p 10 0 0 prisoners whose release was were unsure why it happened. Puckenef 5 1 3 0 W ebslrlb 4 1 2 0 IP H R ER BB SO Half the saving would come if Royals 1, Rangers 0 Dempsy c 0 0 0 0 Sasser c 3 0 11 Show p 10 0 0 said Tom DcRocco, chief of public umbrella of the Iranian-backed demanded by kidnappers in return Gaetti 3b 5 0 0 0 MIdndo If 4 0 0 1 Boston Second Gama Americans accept conservation “We can only speculate that the Secret police Samuel 2b 3 1 0 0 Gooden p 2 0 0 0 Lmpkn ph 10 0 0 Harper c 4 2 1 0 CJams dh 4 0 1 0 TEXAS KANSAS CITY Clemens W,17-5 9 5 0 0 1 11 ATLANTA PITTSBURGH affairs for the Minerals Management Hezbollah, or Party of God. for American hostages. drug may cause cognitive dysfunc­ Walsh p 0 0 0 0 Ojeda p 0 0 0 0 Benas p 0 0 0 0 measures that, for example, would Hrbek 1b 4 2 2 2 Jacoby 3b 3 1 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl Oakland ab r h bl ab r h bl Service. Griffin ss 4 2 2 0 Torve ^ 1 0 1 0 31 8 9 8 Totals 33 3 S 3 The report quoted the unnamed Most of the convicts were serv­ tion, perhaps through a direct toxic accuse Israeli Castillo dh 3 0 1 0 Snyder rf 4 0 1 0 Pettis cf 3 0 1 0 Seltzer 3b 4 0 0 0 Moore L,10-11 2 4 LoSmith If 4 0 1 1 Cangels cf 3 0 0 0 require them to keep tires properly FlMrtinz p 1 0 0 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 101 300 The White House also hopes the sources as saying they “expect Bush ph 1 0 0 0 Alomar c 3 1 0 1 Franco 2b 2 0 0 0 Pecota ss 2 0 0 0 RHarris 7 2 Blauser ss 4 0 0 0 JBell ss 3 1 1 0 ing long prison terms and three effect or by accelerating the progres­ BCXjOTA, Colombia (AP) — Crews p 0 0 0 0 030 000 000—3 inilated and drive widiin the speed Mack rf 2 0 1 0 Fermin ss 3 1 3 0 Kunkel 2b 0 0 0 Stillwell ss 10 0 0 Umpires—Home, Evans; GanI cf 4 0 1 0 Redus1b 1 2 0 0 Midcast turmoil and increasing gas positive developments in the com­ Searage p 0 0 0 0 E—Owen, DeShlelds. DP—San Diego 2. limit, he said. Increased oil produc­ were awaiting execution for invol­ sion of Alzheimer’s disease,” they A retired Israeli army colonel Moses rf 1 0 0 0 DJams ph 1 0 0 0 PImoro 1b 0 0 0 Brett 1b 3 0 0 0 Second, Hickox; Third, Coble. Presley 3b 4 1 0 0 Bream 1b 1 0 1 0 CGwyn ph 10 0 0 LOB—Montreal 6, San Diego 4. 2fl—Roberts 2. prices will galvanize public opinion ing few days related to the fate of wrote. Gagne ss 3 0 0 1 Sierra rf 0 0 0 Trtabll dh 3 0 1 T—2:45. A—38,009. Cabrer 1 b 3 1 1 1 Bonilla rf 4 1 1 2 tion could require compromises on vement in a 1983 bombing spree helped Colombian cocaine traf­ Gottp 0 0 0 0 3B—De^lelds. HFt—Nixon (1). SB—Grissom Totals 38 511 4 Totals 34 4 8 4 Bairres dh 0 2 0 Tabler rf 3 0 1 Justice ph 1 0 0 0 Bonds It 2 1 0 0 for exploration and drilling in some the Western hostages held in against the U.S. and French em­ Researchers described the study, fickers murder a presidential Shrprsn 3b 10 0 0 (15), Nixon (36). S—Alomar, DeMartinez. the environment, Watkins added. Minnesota 022 010 000__ S inevglia If 0 0 0 Jeltz rf 0 0 0 Mariners 7, Orioles 1 Valcher rf 4 1 1 1 King 3b 4 1 2 4 SF—Wallach. offshore areas. Lebanon.” Totals 34 8 9 8 Totals 32 9 12 9 bassies and Kuwaiti installations. conducted on 80 older adults at the candidate whose death set off a Cleveland 000 021 OOI-7-4 Petralli c 0 3 0 Eisnrch rf 1 1 1 BALTIMORE SEATTLE Olson c 3 1 1 1 Lind 2b 4 0 0 0 The oil industry has pushed for Los Angeles 221 002 100—8 IP H R ER BB SO “Now that people are having to “The issue of the hostages, as a E—Gaetti, Snyder, Webster, DP—Minnesota Buechel 3b 0 0 0 WWilson If 3 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl Lemka 2b 3 0 0 0 LVIliera c 3 0 0 0 Montreal Some reports said the prisoners University of Colorado medical major crackdown on the Medel­ Newitorfc 400 050 OOx—9 years to open the northeastern Alas­ 2. LOB— Minnesota 8, Cleveland 5. 2B—Fer­ Huson ss 0 1 0 Maefarin c 2 0 0 Gallaghr It 4 0 2 0 Reynids 2b Avery p 1 0 0 0 ZSmith p 3 0 1 0 pay higher prices at the gas pump, result of the developments in the 3 1 1 0 DP—Los Angeles 1. LOB—Los Angeles 3. DeMrtinez W.9-8 9 5 3 1 0 9 lin drug cartel, the secret police min, Snyder. HR—Hrbek (18). SB—Puckett (4) FWhita2b 3 0 0 0 SFinley rf 4 0 0 0 Schaeir 2b Luecken p 1 0 0 0 Belirxia p 1 0 0 0 San Diego ka refuge’s 1.5-milIion-acre coastal 2 0 0 0 New York 6. 2B—Jefferies, HJohnson 2, there’s a heightened awareness of Gulf region, has been put on a very said Wednesday. Mc.Rae cl 2 0 0 0 Doverex cf Tredwy ph 1 0 0 0 Pattersn p 0 0 0 0 Please see HOSTAGES, page 8. IP H R ER BB SO 2 10 0 Briley rf 3 3 2 3 Sasser, Griffin, Gibson, Torve. HFt— HJohnson Flasmusen L,8-11 3 2-3 5 5 5 4 0 Minnesota Totals Totals 27 1 3 1 CRipkn ss 10 0 0 Griffey cl Grant p 0 0 0 0 die issue,” said Steven Goldstein, Please see OIL, page 8. Please see DRUG, page 8. The suspect, Yair Klein, was a 5 1 3 1 (18), Ekooks (16). SB—Gibson (14), Samuel Show 31-3 2 0 0 2 4 Guthrie W,4-5 7 7 3 3 1 2 Texas 00 0 000 000— 0 McKnt ss 10 0 0 Totals 33 4 5 4 Totals 29 6 6 6 ADavis dh 4 1 2 0 (35). S—RMarlinez. Gooden. SF—^cReynolds. Bonos 2 2 3 3 2 1 “mercenary, narco-terrorist in­ Borenguer 11-3 0 1 1 1 1 Kansas Chy 00 0 000 001— 1 Tettletn dh Atlanta 001 010 200—4 3 0 1 0 Leonard If 3 1 1 1 IP H R ER BB SO Umpires—Home, Wendalstodt; FirsL Wbst; 1 Aguilera S,2S 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 None out when winning run scored. Hulett 3b 4 0 11 Pittsburgh 402 000 OOx—6 structor and presumed ac­ Cotto If 10 0 0 Los Angsiss Second, Barnes; Third, Marsh. Cleveland E—Huson. DP—Texas 1. LOB—Texas 11, Melvin c E—LemLe, King, DP—Atlanta 1. LOB— At­ 4 0 0 0 POBrin 1 b 4 0 1 0 RMrtinozL.15-5 41-3 5 7 7 3 2 T—3:07. A— 15,855. New housing starts Housing complice” in the murder last lanta 2, Pittsburgh 6. 2B—Olson, King, Solzhenitsyn citizenship back Black L,10-8 5 10 5 3 2 4 Kansas City 7. 2B—Tartabull, Tabler. Holies 1b 4 0 0 0 EMrtnz 3b 2 0 0 0 Crews 1-3 1 1 1 0 0 Olin 4 1 0 0 0 1 HR—Eiserveich (3). SB—Pettis (28), Franco 3B—Vatcher, Cabrera HR—Bonilla (25), King Aug. 18 of Luis Carlos Galan, Gonzals 2b 3 0 1 0 Brumly 2b 1 0 1 0 Searage 1-321 1 00 WP—Black, Guthrie 2. (21), Pecota (8). S-^ettis. (5). Starts said a report by the Department SBradleyc 2 0 11 Gott 2 4 0 0 1 2 MOSCOW (AP) — President “important step” but he said he Umpires—Home, Joyce; First, Barnett; IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO Texas Vizquel ss 4 0 1 1 Vfalsh 1 0 0 0 0 0 Atlanta Transactions continue to piummet Mikhail S. Gorbachev has restored would not return home. of Adminstrative Security, Secorid, Roe; Third, Morrison. Totals 30 1 5 1 Totals 34 7 13 7 New Yark T— 2:41. A— 11,270. Moyer 7 2 0 0 4 2 Avery U2-7 22-3 3 6 4 4 3 mekxw ottjnkM the citizenship of exiled writer “I have predicted years ago that Colo.mbia’s secret police. MielkeL.0-2 1 11110 Baltlmors OOO 000 001—1 Gooden W,12-6 52-3 8 7 7 3 5 Luecken 4 1-3 3 0 0 3 4 Seattle 204 100 OOx—7 Ojeda 21-3 1 1 1 0 1 Alexander Solzhenitsyn and 22 Gorbachev will make great moves Brewers 7, Tigers 6 Kansas City Grant 1 0 0 0 0 0 BASEBALL By JOHN D. McCLAIN annual rate of 1.14 million got under E— M'lbung. DP—Baltimore 3, Seattle 2. Franco S,26 1 0 0 0 0 1 Pittsburgh American League other prominent Soviets now living MILWAUKEE DETROIT McGllgan 6 4 0 0 4 1 way in September 1982 when tlic toward democratization,” Korchnoi LOB—Baltimore 7, Seattle 9. 2B—Reynolds, Gott pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. ZSmithW,7-7 71-3 4 4 3 CALIFORNIA ANGELS—Activated Bob The Associated Press abroad, a presidential spokesman bl ab r h bl Farr W,9-5 3 3 0 0 0 4 SBradley, Griffey, Leonard, Brumluy. HBP—Sasser by RMartinez. BK— RMar- Belinda 1 1 0 0 McClure, pitcher, from the 60-day disabled lisL economy was about to emerge from said in a tclephoine interview. “This Molitor2b 3 110 Whitakr2b 4 1 3 0 Mielke pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. HR—Briley 2 (5). S—Devereeux. tinez. Patterson S,3 2-3 0 0 0 O p l i t ^ Rick Schu, infieWer, to Edmonton of confimied today. is another step very important for Surhoff c 5 1 2 0 Phillips 3b WASHINGTON — Housing tlie 1981-82 recession. Inside Today. 4 1 3 0 IP H H ER BB SO Umpires—Home, Hohn; First. Rennert; the Pacific Coast League. Recalled Mark Valentin Kulikov, a representative Sheffikl3b 4 2 3 2 Trammiss 5 1 1 1 Baltimore Second, Bonin; Third, Tata. Umpires—Homs, Davis; First. The last lime starts fell for six the future because of its Second, Rapuarto; Third, Winters. McLemore, infielder, from his rehabilitation as­ starts continued to plummet in July, 9 DFfo'krdh 4 1 2 1 Fielder 1b 2 0 0 0 DJohnson L,11-8 21-3 6 4 4 0 0 T—3:38. of Gorbachev’s press office, told the humanitarian nature.” T—2:14. A - 25,542. signment at Palm Springs of the California straight montlis was the June- Vbunt cf 5 0 0 0 Frymn pr 0 0 0 0 Ballard 3 2-3 6 3 3 4 1 falling 2.6 percent to their lowest League. November |;)eriod of 1981. Tass news agency a presidential He said he was honored to be on Deer rf 4 2 3 2 Sheets dh 10 0 0 Radio, TV Schiing 2 1 0 0 2 0 Dodgers 2, Mets 1 DETROIT TIGERS—Activated Edwin Nunez level since tlic last recession, the Brock 1b 3 0 1 0 Coles dh decree on restoration of citizenship the “list of outstanding persons” 2 0 0 0 Seattle Second Gams National League leaders pitcher, from the 15ell Det 111 430 53 132 .307 Dawson, Chicago, 21;GanL Atlanta, 21. canter "