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Flandria womans upright Moving. Must sell. Girls 8 Wooden Double Hung Brown Plaid Baby car Apache Yuma Pop up WANTED 10 speed, excellent condi 1965 Dodge Dart G T: mo camper. Stove, refrldger- East nine makes Fashions bloom Money like sex, 20" bike, kitchen table, windows, aluminum riage and straller combl- tor, brakes, exhaust new. WA TO RENT tion, $75.00, 646-3790. chairs, 1101b. weight set. runners, hardware In ator, sink. Sleeps 5 plus. natlon. Excellent l® M roR8ALE Needs minor work $350 or Clean 8,sharp. $1,000flrm. Best otters. 646-6745.a cluded. Fits 31 X 50 open condition, like new. 647- best offer. Call 649-2384. State tournament at this program the wizard says Reliable, Single Profes r^BOATS/MARINE ing. $50 649-3959. 8203 otter 4pm. $75.o 649-7724^______sional with well-trained Drapes. Fiber glass, floral dog seeks house to rent In i H I eq u ip m en t 80-Chevy Malibu Classic 1968 Franklin Travel trai green and yellow. 94" Used casement window, 2 speed 10 Inch oscillating Wagon-Power steering, ... page 9 ... page 20 Manchester or surround long, 196" wide. $60 negot ler, self contained, 23'/z ... page 21 complete with screens, fan. Excellent condition, 1985 S-10 Blazer In mint fully eaulped, good condi ing town. Will sign lease, 16 toot Mad River canoe, iable. 646-6665.0 storm windows, '43 x 43 foot. $2500. Very good originally $26 - 1 year old condition. Only 12,000 tion, call 646-0557. condition, 649-6084. provide references and paddles Included. Used opening. Asking $50. 649- $18. 649-0832.O security deposit. Please four times. Excellent con miles. $9,800. 647-9764. For Sale. 30 pieces of 3893.0 1979 Subaru DL 4 door, 5 call 643-3711 during the dition. $800. Please call glass. 6" x 12" to 24" x24". Bike Rack for car 1981 Black 280 ZX Turbo speed, $850. 649-4235. day. Ask for James or 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- $15. 643-1634 after 6pm.o 2 Book Case speakers. 7 x bumper. Holds two bikes leave message. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor T-Bar, A T, leather uphols M0T01SYCLE8/ 13 Cost $79.50. Sell for $25. $15 649-2571.0 tery, wire wheels, NardI Bob. Wrought Iron railing tor Excellent condition 647- 1980 Datsun 310 GX 4 M0PED8 wheel. In mint condition, speed. 76,000 miles, patio. Approximately 39 1561.0 White Enamel Claw foot Chrysler boat. Open bow feet long. Excellent condi 34,000 miles. May be seen am/fm stereo cassette, 4 Suzuki RV90J Motorcy bath tub with fixtures. $99 at Economy Oil Change door hatchback, excellent Merchandise and fiberglass, 19 footer, tion. 643-4274. 2 Airline tickets-Phoentx, 643-5777.0 cle. Runs. Needs throttle Inboard/outboard. 170 Inc., 315 Brood St. Man running condition. $1795 cable $75. 643-0879.D , Arizona, May 21sf. $95 chester, or call 647-8997, HP, very good condition, Golf Balls. All top brands, or Best offer. 643-2631 each. Call 646-3525 or 646- Infant changing table, 8:30 to 5:00 dally. Includ Volvo 6eng, with heavy TItlelst, T op Flite, Pinna 3968. white wicker. Excellent evenings. duty trailer. 647-8363. cle, DDH, Hogan, Top ing Saturdays. iManrlTTstrr HrralJi ANTIQUES/ condition. Asking $W Call Fllte XL, MaxFIl, Pro Aquarium Tanks, filters, 646-8395.0 IMI8CELLANE0U8 ) fyianchiister - A City ol Villagi! Chrinii COLLECTIBLES Staff $4/doz. 646-3163. 1971 Ford Van, 302, stand AUTOMOTIVE ■QeJ MUSICAL many accessories. $30 for ard transmission, custom all. 643-1814. Leave Antique Ook China Closet, ized with bed, very little 1841 items Folding type collapsable messoge.o Olds 74 Delta 88, 4 door, 4 Goodyear fibre-gloss $999. No Dealers. Coll bicycle, Raleigh built, 3 rust, $1700 or Best offer good condition, has Relce 875-5754. 649-9227 keep frying. belted tires. 195/75 R- Snare Drum and stand. speed. In mint condition. Mens 10 speed Huffy TAG 8ALE8 hitch & oil cooler $700 Call 15.$35. A pair 649-0670.a Thursday, May 15, 1986 25 Cents $75.00. Call 646-1633.0 $200 value, $85 649-1794. 568-6357. Santa Fe bicycle, needs 1978 Dodge Chalanger-5 $11 shift lever, otherwise Handyman tag sale, tools, speed, rebuilt engine, 2 Snows with rims. FR For Sale Sterling Upright Screen Gloss window for excellent condition. $30 ladders, paint, fireplace, W ORTH LOOKING Into... 78/14, steel belt radlals, Crossbuck aluminum 32 x $1200.00 643-1108 Dave, 647- FURNITURE Plano. Asking $150. Call 646-2633.0 baby cloths and more. 63 9557 evenings. the many borgalns of tubeless. Firestone. $50 or between 5:30 and 9:30pm 80 white storm door. $20. Walker St., Manchester, fered for sale every day In moke offer. 646-2564. at 643-1895. Coll 649-6646. Boys 20" BMX Full bike, CT. Rain or shine 9am to 1980 Audi 5000S Diesel - the classified columnsi mony extra accessories. 5pm, May 14-18. Truck Cap. Fits long-bed Amplifier Excellent condition. 42 Man kills his children, then himself for sale $75. ENDROLLS Less than Vz original miles per gal. loaded. Call toyota, others, very good King - Sized bed. Firm 742-7442.0 price. $65. 643-5478.0 Furniture, other house CAMPER8/ condition, roof vent, win J7\k ssl9ih-258 hold Items, even the kit 267-0018 or 633-0149 after mattress. Two twin box 139i s»ldlh-2 tor ^ 8 6pm. TRAILERS dows. $95 647-0674.O springs. Frame. Excellent Walnut Console Mag- Steel desk with left hand chen sink. 44 Elbretfa Bv Herald Staff one son with a 9mm pistol before provided by the neighbors. morning, told a Herald reporter any information about the case. Three ambulances frOm the condition. Will be sold navox stereo plus head I MUST be picked up at the folding base for typewri Road Manchester. 9-4, Bulck-76 Skylark. 4 Door, 1980 Pontiac Sunbird shooting himself, Kenary said. The family lives on the first he heard a shot between 8; 30 and He said information would be Ambulance Service of Manches phones and 8 track. $35 Manchester Herald Office May 17 & 18. Rain Date with 2 complete sets of ter to be concealed. runs well, looks good. 68 Nomad Camper, sleeps Hood with air scoop. $99 EAST HARTFORD — A 28- Although police refused to floor of the three-story wooden 9 a.m. released at a news conference at ter were also called to the scene 643-1720 after 6pm.o I before 11 A M. ONLY. Phone 643-8840. $4Sa May 24. sheets, 1 bedspread. All $995, 643-0915. 6. Call 649-2620. Phone 649-7375a year-old man apparently killed release the names of the victims, duplex just off Main Street. One neighbor, who refused to 2:30 p.m. this morning, officials said. for $220, or best otter. himself after shooting his three neighbors at the scene identified Several neighbors said that 643-8082, evenings & wee identify himself, said the family A spokesman for East Hart The state police Major Crime kends. Keep trying!. children to death, police said late the residents of the first-floor earlier this week they saw a man seemed quiet. He said that ford paramedics said today his Squad had not been called into this morning. unit where the shooting occurred in the back yard waiving a gun earlier this week, the whole unit was called to the scene at the case as of noon, an official Couch, Gold vinyl, good Det. Robert Kenary said police as John Cobum, 28, his wife around, but didn’t know who the family was out in the yard 10; 26 this morning after someone said. He said he had no informa for rec room, wood legs. received a report at 10:25 a.m, Kathy, 26, and their children, man was. All of them declined to digging a garden. reported hearing gunshots. Pa tion on the shooting other than $35. 646-4495 anytlme.n that four people had been killed Tammy. 9, Christine, 4, and give their names. “ It didn’t seem like anything ramedics, however, never en what he heard on police radio. 5 in a three-family house at 46 Robert. 3. Police said the ages of Joseph Moyes, 25, of Walling Four Poster Bed, Bureau was wrong then,’’ he said. tered the house because police Police still at the scene early vUth 3-woy mirror, rug Orchard St. Police believe the the victims were 28. 9, 4 and 3. ford, who was painting a pool at a Hartford State’s Attorney had already called the medical this afternoon were interviewing and bedspread. Call 647- father shot his two daughters and agreeing with the information nearby apartment building this John Bailey refused to disclose examiner, the spokesman said. neighbors. 1186. Couch and chair, maple frame. $135. Will sell se parately. Large pine cof CAR BUYS fee fable, $75. 646-1063. Rioux threatens l7e^TV/STERE0/ Exclusive Agent 1 APPLIANCES state complaint Used Refrigerators, Dollar Rent-A-Car Washers, Ranges — clean, guaranteed, parts ond service. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 1984 Marquis’ or 1984 Cougars a against Hogan Main Street, 643-2171. '
Phllco Chest Freezer. 18 cubic feet. $99 Phone 644- By George Lavng “ Deputy sheriffs have the least 2063.D ^ 9 9 5 . Herald Reporter protection of anyone around," he said. ’“They’ve always been politi side by side retrldgera- ONE Al Rioux. a candidate for Hart cal appointees.’’ tor. White, approximate ford County high sheriff, said Plofsky added that high sheriffs measurements, 33 by All with 6 Cyl., Auto, Air, L O W All with Auto, Air, PS, today he may file a complaint with have wide discretion in hiring and 65.S99. 643-0155. firing their employees. However, AM/FM, PS, PB, Cruise PB, AM/FM, Cruise, the state over charges that retiring Hotpoint range top oven. and Much, Much, More! High Sheriff Patrick Hogan denied he said sheriffs are considered IVI Rear Defroster Bottom cabinet, good con a Manchester man reappointment public officials, and that some dition. 646-6813 after 4:00 as a deputy sheriff b^ause he state ethics laws would apply to $75. supported Rioux. them. LARGE CHOICE AVAILABLE Rioux. who lost to a battle for the In particular, Plofsky said, it For Sale. Kenmore apart nomination to Hogan in 1982, said would be illegal if the high sheriff ment size electric range. 1984 Topaz or 1985 Lynx this morning he and his attorney tried to “ shake down” his deputies Good condition. Call otter M a m APR for money. 6pm. 649-7977. $99. 6 .7 ^ ” 7 7^° are considering filing a complaint QUALIFIED NEW NISSAN TRUCK QUALIFIED NEW NISSAN TRUCK with the state Elections Enforce Lanzano has charged that he was Dishwasher, very good BUYERS UP TO 36 M ONTHS ment Commission based on a 1976 let go partly because he would not condition. $40 646-5168.0 BUYERS UP TO 48 M ONTHS U.S. Supreme Court decision. In contribute to Tarca’s campaign. M995 the case of Elrod versus Bums, the He said after he refused to A MACHINERY court ruled that dismissal of a purchase five $50 tickets for a O N E non-civil-service employee on the Tarca fund-raiser, Hogan met with AND TOOLS basis of political partisanship was him last week and told him he SAFETY INSPECTED VACATION READY USED CARS LOW illegal, he said. would not be reappointed because Snow Blower. Sno-BIrd, Sheriffs are not considered to be he did not support Tarca., 22 Inch, 3'/j HP. 2 stage, 84 VW Rabbit *5995 84 Firebird SE *8995 All with Auto. PS, PB. runs good. Manchester 84 Buick Regal AM/FM, Air, Cruise PRICE! Rear Window Defroster, civil servants and Rioux contends Hogan has denied his deputy 649-1847 $99.0 *6795 81 Datsun 280 ZX *8695 they are protected by the ruling. sheriffs were ever pressured to & Rear Defroster. PS, AC. PB, AM/FM Herald phato by Baahtw Y 83 Lincoln Town Car * 10 ,9 0 0 83 Plymouth Reliant ^ *4995 Radio Raymond Lanzano of Manches contribute to Tarca’s campaign 22” Jacobson Reel power 83 Olds Delta 88 *8495 ter, who has served as a sheriff and said Lanzano was let go for lawn mower. $20. Call 81 Datsun 210 (Auto./AM) *4295 What a day... since July 1985. charged last week “ personal reasons.’ ’ . 643-5622 4-8pm.o 80 Toyota Corolla (Auto.) *4295 80 Datsun 200 SX (Loaded) *4995 that Hogan decided not to reap Rioux. a real estate agent, said point him to the post when his term he won 40 percent of the delegates I FARM SUPPUES 981 Ceoter Street Toddler Michael Saternis daydreams this morning on the Michael, who is almost two years old, lives, on School expires in June because he did not to the 1982 nominating convention, AND EQUIPMENT Maacbeetar _ ^ e Caring Car PeopleX 643-5135 fence around the playscape at Charter Oak Park. Street. contribute to the campaign of but decided not to wage a primary I (juM off e>n so At l-M I / •*?/ Deputy Sheriff John Tarca of against Hogan. However, Rioux steel Buildings. Must sell e Plainfield, the man Hogan sup said this year he has wide support 2 arch style steel buildings D CORMIER ports to succeed him. in Hartford County and expects to from cancellotlon. One Is 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER m o r i a r i ¥>y b r o t h e r s / Hogan, who is scheduled to retire do “ extremely well." 40X40 - Brand new. Call Arlington ceremony moves town vet in July 1987, has denied the In Manchester, 20 of 23 delegates BUI 1-800-527-4044. dismissal was politically moti being sent to the nominating vated. He said on Monday the convention support Rioux, Demo JVISSAAI. By Chris Rose TOWN OF MANCHESTER Beaulieu, who owns the' Main After the wreath was placed, the of young people like Kathy here decision was based on “ personal cratic Town Chairman Theodore LEOAL NOTICE Scripps League Newspapers ■ X Pub, was invited to attended the delegation moved to the cemetery today." reasons,’ ’ but he would not Cummings has said. Cummings, The Plonnlng and Zoning presentation when the governor display room, where Connecticut’s U.S. Rep, Barbara Kennelly. elaborate. who has been sharply critical of Commission wljl hold o pub WASHINGTON — In a ceremony made a campaign swing through established i n 1 9 3 9 TRADES ACCEPTED memorial was placed among those D-Conn., said she, too, was im Rioux, the Democratic chair Hogan, has said he is confident lic hearing on Wednesday, Wednesday at Arlington National Manchester last week. “ To recog Moy 21, 1986 dt 7:00 P.M . In from other states. pressed with Kathy’s initiative. man in Newington, did not say delegates from other towns will PHONE 875-2538 ALL CARS & TRUCKS Cemetery. Connecticut became nize and honor on the state level the the Cafeteria, llling Junior O’Neill said 13-year-old Kathryn “ We must honor our veterans. We when the complaint might be filed also support Rioux after learning High School, 229 East Middle the '48th state to honor its war soldiers that have given the COMPLETELY SERVICED Weinschenk, of Durham, Conn., must think about them and what with the elections commission. about what happened to Lanzano. Turnpike, Manchester, Con heroes for giving their lives in the supreme sacrifice certainly makes necticut to heor and consider HOURS MON THUHS 8 8 was actually responsible for Wed they have done for our country,” However, he said the action would FHI 8-6 service of their country. me proud to be an American and testimony on the Proposed & FULLY WARRANTEED. nesday’s ceremony. The young girl she said. be the first step he would take in Plan of Oeyelooment for the SAT. 8-5 Gov. William O’Neill, accom citizen of Connecticut,” Beaulieu visited the cemetery in February, “ Obviously, I am moved any response to Hogan’s action. Town of Manchester. Copies 84 WINOSOR AVENUE ■ HT. 83 • ROCKVILLE 30 PLUS YEARS AT SAM£ LOCATION A panied by veterans and members said. M the Plon of Oeyelooment, FINANCING AVAILABLE noticed Connecticut was not re time I come to Arlington Ceme “ Pat Hogan wants his man in of the state Legislature and During the two-part ceremony, World votes the Proposed Land Use Mop, THRU CBT OR TOLLAND BANK presented and wrote to the tery, The whole responsibility of that job,” Rioux said. and Roadway Functional congressional delegation, pres Beaulieu watched with about 50 governor. going to war is so evident ... We Hogan could not be reached for Classifications Moo hoye ented Connecticut’s Medal of Valor other invited guests. O’Neill been tiled at the Town Clerk's must realize who our veterans are, comment. office ond moy be Inspected to Gen. Maj. John Ballantine for placed a wreath at the Tomb of the “ Kathy realized Connecticut against U.S. “Tolland County’s Oldest Used Car Dealer” and what they did," Kennelly said. Jeffrey Garfield, executive di during normal business placement in the cemetery’s dis Unknown Soldier and an army wasn’t represented,” among the hours. At this hearing Inter As Connecticut secretary of the rector of the state Elections Buy your used vehicle from a dealer that speciallzeB In the beet uted care play room "among the medals of band bugler played "Taps.” state medals of valor and she ested persons may be heard state, Kennelly signed a General Enforcment Commission, would By Gene Kramer and written communications & trucks. For over 30 years used cars have been our only business, same highest honor." "It was very moving," Beaulieu contacted the governor’s office. recelyed. O’Neill said. Assembly resolution to honor the not comment on the matter this The Associated Press location, same extra high quality. No high pressure, test drives welcomed. "It feels good to be an American told the Herald this morning after state’s war heroes some years ago. morning. p l a n n i n g a n d citizen today,” said Glenn Beau returning to Manchester. “ It was a “ Because of she and other A Kennelly spokesman said the But Allan Plofsky, an attorney WASHINGTON - Most of the ZONING COMMISSION lieu, a Manchester Vietnam vete once-in-a-lifetime experience, LEO KWASH, students, that is what makes this delay in acting on it could have with the state Ethics Commission, world voted most of the time SECRETARY ran who traveled with the something that you remember for LOW MILEAGE SPECIALS all worthwhile,” O’Neill said. “ We been caused by scheduling said todayitwasunlikely any legal against the United States during Doted at Manchester, Con governor. a long time” are so proud of our state, and proud problems. necticut this 14th day of May, action would succeed. the 1985 session of the U. N. General 1986. We specialize In privately owned 1 owner vehicles. Assembly, the annual report to 040-05 ______Congress of U.N. voting trends 1302 Ford T-BIrd Air, Stereo, Landau, 20,000 ML showed today. INVITATION TO BID “LUXURY CAR SPECIAL” 5 '*** ^ !*??** **** VofMf path Avw m m Luxury p«ck49«. iMihqr. alumi S t ie t T S f o w ^ ir Windows. | Preliminary details of the report num whaalB. 2 ton# paint, al lha options, ona prtvata ownar, •.••• ML Group claims hostages killed TODAY’S HERALD The Eighth Ulllltles Dis were released at a congressional trict, 32 Main St., Manches 1883 C adlllK C ou p. D M Il.. V 8 -0 ... AK Option.. TIN. CrulM. Poww Wiry 1302 Chevy CevMler. 4 DR., Auto. PS. 22,000 ML
By Gcorgt Lavtig ing. " I wish you would ask would be more helpful for both KUEHL SAID such reports will Former Town Chairman Curtis Today’s forecast Herald Reporttr questions because if you say, ‘Oh, I — the New Voter Committee — parties to submit their own be given three to four times a year. Smith, who cited business reasons reported Wednesday that a new know all about it* I don’t believe budgets before workshops are He said the reports, generally Connectlcnt, MasMchnetu and Rhode Island: In an attempt to make the when he resigned from the position registration campaign will be . you.” held. concerning the activities of town Mostly sunny today. High temperatures from the Manchester GOP a more active in March, has also critlciz^ town cotiducted in the third GOP die- ' boards and commissions, will help 60s along the coast to the 70s inland. Cloudy with fog group, members of the Republican State Rep. Elsie Swensson committee members for not work trict. Voter committee lea d er' Among the topics discussed GOP elected officials realize that ing hard enough to get what he on the south coast tonight. Elsewhere, increasing Town Committee were briefed Wednesday were the newly briefed town committee members Petra Shearer said the sign-up they “ represent the whole Republi called "the finest slate in years” clouds and patchy log. Lows 4S to 55. Mostly cloudy Wednesday by the party’s elected adopted municipal budget for on the progress of funding for effort will concentrate on new j can party" while in office, in elected to majority positions on with a chance of showers Friday. Highs in the 60s officials, fiscal 1986-87, proposed Town improvements to Manchester’s arrivals to Manchester and unaffil- addition to educating the town town boards last November. and 70s. “ If you don’t know what’s going Charter changes that would elimi sewage treatment plant on Olcott lated voters. j committee. In that election. Republicans Maine: Mostly sunny today. Highs 70 to SO except on, you can’t have an effect on It,” nate the Eighth Utilities District’s Street. She said the town will Kuehl said if the campaign “ Even though We are minorities won only those seats guarantecxi 55 to 65 neat' the coast. Fair east and clouding up Republican Town Chairman Do veto power over consolidation, the probably receive the state money proves successful, it will be it needs to begin the project, which on most boards, we may exert a them under minority representa late tonight west. Lows 40 to 50. Mostly cloudy with nald Kuehl said after the town proposed plan of development and extended to the other ll districts. ■ must be completed by the end of larger impact than our numbers," tion laws. Ronald Osella, a member of tte a chance of showers west and sunny followed by committee met in Lincoln Center. plans to repair a number of school he said. Kuehl said similar reports have 19$8 and will leave the Hockanum GOP executive committee, said : increasing clouds east Friday. Highs 70 to 75 except buildings. The self-education campaign been given in the past, but not River fit for swimming and AFTER TAKING CONTROL of Wednesday that the group is ’ cooler ?ear the coast. fishing. comes after some recent incidents the town committee, Kuehl — frequently or regularly. As a TOWN DIRECTOR Geoffrey considering publishing a newslet- ' New Hampshire: Mostly sunny today. Highs in of in-bouse criticism among regarded by most observers as a result, few town committee Naab criticized the $80 million ter that would be regularly the mid-TDs except cooler at the coast. Clouding up Other reports were given by members of the Manchester GOP. systematic organizer — said his members understand what is town budget that was adkipted distributed throughout the year. late tonight. Lows 45 to 50. Mostly cloudy Friday Marion Taggart on the Planning Last month. Republican Donna top goal was to become the . happening in Manchester, he said. earlier this month by the B oa^ of and Zoning Commission’s pro "W e can’t wait until 30 days ‘ with a chance of showers. Highs near 70 except 60s Mercier resigned from the town majority party in 19S7. He Imme before the election (to communi "A lot of the town committee Directors. Although he called the posed 10-year development guide at the coast. Board of Directors because of what diately set about forming all new cate)," he said. Although tte members don’t know what’s going GOP alternative to the spending and Jonathan Mercier on recent she said was a lack of cooperation Vermont: Today becoming rather cloudy with on in town.” he told some 35 subcommittees to help energize venture might prove costly, Osella plan approved by the Democratic complaints filed with the town among the three GOP members on the organization. chance of showers south. Highs in the 70s. Cloudy members at Wednesday’s meet majority "responsible,” he said it Ethics Commission. said, "You’ve got to spend money with chance of showers tonight. Lows in the 50s. the nine-member panel. The head of one of those groups to get information out." Showers likely south and chance of showers north Friday. More humid. Highs in the 70s. Hearing delay is sought Extended outlook Extended outlook for New England Saturday Town plan still doesn’t please group through Monday; Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Today In history By John F. Kirch Fair Saturday and Sunday except a chance of PELLEGRINI CONFIRMED to the plan is In good shape now and Here come the clouds Herald Reporter day that he met with Beverly showers in the western hills Sunday afternoon. On this date in 1969, Justice Abe Fortas, under fire for an the commission thinks it's in good Chance of showers Monday. Highs in the 70s and Malone, a member of the associa shape.” Today: Sunny with a high of 70 to 75. Wind becoming south 10 to 15 A vocal group 'of property lows in the 50s through the period. admitted lifetime money deal with jailed financier Louis tion. and that she asked for the mph. Tonight: Increasing cloudiness. Low around 50 with a light owners has asked the Planning extension. But he said he wasn't Vermont: Chance of thundershowers each day. Wolfson, resigned from the U.S. Supreme Court. AFTER THE CHANGES, the southerly wind. Friday: Mostly cloudy with a high in the 70s. A 40 Department to postpone a public sure what the PZC would do. Highs 75 to 80 over the weekend and 65 to 75 plan proposes a low-density desig hearing on revisions to Manches “ They (commission members) nation — which allows three units percent chance of showers. Today's weather picture was drawn by Monday. Lows mainly in the 50s. ter’s proposed new Comprehen wanted to schedule the hearing as an acre — for much of the land in Sara Suitor of 23 Campfield Road, a fourth-grader at Washington Maine: Fair Saturday and Sunday. Chance of sive Plan of Development to give early as they could,” Pellegrini southwest Manchester. However, showers Monday. Highs 65 to 75 except cooler along 5 School. Almanac townspeople a better chance to said. Commission members said there are still some medium- and the coast. Lows in the 40s to low 50s. review it, a spokesman said today. they wanted to hold the hearing medlum-high-density proposals New Hampshire: Fair Saturday and Sunday. Theunis Werkhoven, chairman before many residents left town on that the property organization is Chance of showers Monday. Highs 65 to 75 except vacation. upset about, Werkhoven said. Today is Thursday, May 15, the On this date in history: of the Southwest Property Owners’ cooler along the coast. Lows in the 40s to low 50s. Association, which strongly op These include a medium-density 135th day of 1986 with 230 to In 1862, Congress created the . The proposed plan, which would follow. posed some of the original propos be used as a policy guide for all area near Woodside and Wetherell Department of Agriculture. streets over to Keeney Street, and The moon is moving toward its als contained in the plan, said land-use decisions over the nexMO SEATTLE In 1918, the first regular air a medium-high proposal that lies 3000 first quarter. today that a member of the years, was released In September. Across the nation mail service was established association met with Planning north of Hackmatack Street, south The morning stars are Mer between Washington, Philadel Two public hearings last year Director Mark Pellegrini Wednes revealed widespread opposition to of Interstate 384 and east of BOSTON Showers and thunderstorms will extend from the cury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. phia and New York. Prospect Street. day and asked him to postpone the many of the housing density HaraM photo by MHcImII southern Plains across much of the Mississippi The evening star is Venus. In 1962, Mercury astronaut hearing, which is set for May 28. PZC memters proposed the Valley, the upper Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and Those born on this date are proposals made for the southwest N E W YO R K Gordon Cooper was launched medium-high-density area near the central Appalachians. Showers and thunder under the sign of Taurus. They Werkhoven said the association and northeast sections of town. The new fire station at Bolton Center completed sometime In June. The into space atop an Atlas rocket will present the Planning and Members of the Southwest asso Hackmatack Street with a require showers will be scattered over the lower Great include English author Edward and Notch roads as it appeared earlier and completed 22 orbits of the Zoning Commission with a letter ciation showed up in large ment that only single-family station will replace a smaller one on Lakes and middle-Atlantic Coast with a few Bulwer-Lytton (“ The Last Days SAN FRANCISCO earth. when it meets Monday night, numbers to complain about the houses be allowed in the area. But this week. Construction is set to be Notch Road. thundershowers over the Southeast. Rainshowers •of Pom peii” ) in 1803; French In 1969, Justice Abe Fortas, asking it to push the hearing back medium- and medium-high- Werkhoven said the association Is over Montana will become snow in the higher chemist Pierre Curie in 1859; under fire for an admitted into June. Werkhoven said he density proposals the plan made not convinced. LOS ANGELES mountains. Much of the nation will have high author Katherine Ann Porter in lifetime money deal with jailed ’ needs the extra time to organize a for their section of town, much of "How can you do that when It temperatures in the 70s and 80s. Higjis will reach 1894; Chicago Mayor Richard J. financier Louis Wolfson. re- ' townwide meeting to inform peo which is now zoned for lower allows 10 houses an acre? You Bolton firehouse on track can’t do that.’’ he said. HIGHEST the 50s over southeast Idaho. Montana and Daley in 1902: actors Joseph signed from the Supreme Court. • ple of what the plan says. densities. "Revisions are always a possi TEMPERATURES northern Wyoming. Highs in the 60s will extend Cotten in 1905 (age 81), Tyrone In 1972, Alabama Gov. George Under the plan, a medium- from the northern Pacific Coast across the Power in 1914. and James Mason The PZC has scheduled a public bility,” Pellegrini said. 60 Wallace was shot and crippled at hearing for 7 p.m. May 28 at filing density designation would allow a NEW northern half of the Rockies, the northern Plains, in 1909, and actress Anna Maria developer to build up to six Werkhoven said development Despite delay, project is within budget ORLEANS MIAMI a presidential campaign rally in Junior High School. The hearing Minnesota and upper Michigan. Temperatures will Alberghetti in 1936 (age 50). Laurel, Md. residential units per acre and a should be controlled and conform 60 comes after the commission bowed to the neighborhood. He said he By John Mitchell 29 77 LEGEND------reach the 90s across the desert Southwest and to its critics and made changes in medium-high designation would southwest Texas. allow up to 10 units. doesn’t want to deny anyone a Herald Reporter aspects of the original plan that “It’s going to be very convenient to us. ______80 home, but people in the southwest had been sharply opposed. The After the public hearings, which corner of town feel that develop BOLTON — Despite cold W e’re not going to have to work in a IVI r - / y ' n ^ AIR revised plan was released earlier were held in October and No weather earlier this year that 80 90 > \ 5<90 [^; ;-jSHOWERS^ flow ment there should be mostly UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST High and low Lottery this week. vember, the PZC held three single-family houses and not delayed construction, the new cramped space.” Although Werkhoven said the workshops at which many of the apartments or condominiums. central firehouse being built at NEW YORK — The highest temperature PZC made a good effort to change residents’ complaints were Planning officials have said thar Bolton Center and Notch roads is reported Wednesday by the National Weather some objectionable proposals, he addressed. as 1-384 is completed, there will be meeting its budget target, the — Fire Chief James Preuss Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 101 argued it did not go far enough. Connecticut daily: Weekly: 110, 5039, 16746 and “ They scaled back many of the greater pressure to develop building’s architect said today. degrees at Presidio, Texas. The low was 22 degrees “ I think there are still some ideas that were objected to southwest Manchester, where Architect Alan Wiedie said Wednesday: 482 803401. areas of concern,’’ Werkhoven National forecast at Butte, Mont. strongly and even some that most of the town’s vacant land is builders are “ shooting for comple have. Gamache said that most of the A Tri-state daily: 351 and 8850. said. Play Four: 3636 weren’t,” Pellegrini said. “ I think located. tion toward the end of July.” The “ It’s going to be very convenient Showers are forecast today for portions of the middle Mississippi Massachusetts daily: 7268. interior is complete and the main ; original target date was June 23, to us." he said. “ We’re not going to work left includes installing a Valley, southern Plains, Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes regions. other lottery numbers drawn Megabucks: 11-17-22- 28-3^34. . but the plans were changed be have to work in a cramped space.” Air quality report in New England Wednesday: Weekly: Yellow 888, Blue 83, and ' parking lot and doing landscaping. Scattered showers are predicted for portions of the northern, central cause masonry work couldn’t be Preuss said that the back doors About 10 people are working on Rhode Island daily: 0940. White 8. completed during the winter and southern Plains, upper, middle, and lower Mississippi Valley, West HARTFORD — The state Department of M M H, visiting nurses to affiliate to the bays will make the station the project full time, including a months. accessible from the rear, an Gulf Coast, upper and lower Great Lakes, Ohio/Tennessee Valley, Environmental Protection reported that the air couple of plumbers and electri Manchester Memorial Hospital “ It’s coming out well,” Wiedie advantage he sees over the old cians, Gamache said. quality was moderate in Stafford and good hospital’s board of trustees, said in Rubin added that the affiliation said. “ The contractors are doing a middle and south Atlantic Coast regions. Elsewhere, the weather will and Visiting Nurse and Home Care a news release. firehouse. Currently, there are five “ It will increase shortly,” he " elsewhere on Wednesday and was expected to be should introduce patients into the good job.” fire vehicles in the four-bay station be fair in general. of Manchester Inc. have agreed to "This move strengthens our ties said. Y moderate to unhealthful on Thursday. home-care process faster and In an affiliation aimed at providing He said that only minor changes on Notch Road. with the major health-care pro some cases prevent the need for have been made since the project Gamache said one of the hardest better care for patients after they vider in Manchester and assures Construction on the firehouse is rehospitalization. began, such as the installation of being done by Windham Sand and parts of the project was the roof, are discharged from the hospital. the continued delivery of quality Visiting Nurse and Home Care because it wasn’t prefabricated, The boards of directors of each an extra drain to keep water away Stone Co. of Willimantic, which home health services to those who has been a certified home-care and a lot of handwork was done on ' organization approved the affilia from the building. submitted the lowest of eight bids need them,” said Lillian Rubin, agency in Manchester for 66 years it. tion recently following the comple The $678,000 project, which will for the project in September. president of Visiting Nurse and and the hospital has been in PEOPLE tion of a feasibility study earlier serve as home base for about 35 Ground-breaking ceremonies Preuss said a dedication cerem- ’ Home Care’s board of directors. existence for M years. this year. fire department volunteers, in were held in November. ony will be set for August or ( The affiliation will provide The target date for the comple “ A formal affiliation with Visit cludes six bays for vehicles, a Walter Gamache, supervisor for September. home-care patients with direct tion of the affiliation agreement ing Nurse and Home Care will community room designated for Windham Sand and Stone, said access to a variety of vital hospital being prepared by a joint commit He said that the town’s new fire . In the show Tuesday night, the former allow discharge planning for a training and a back-up dispatch workers started their task in truck, which was approved for ' Turkey a la ring “ Saturday Night Live” funny man lam resources, the two officers said. It tee is sometime this summer. center. patient to begin shortly after will also facilitate feedback to the November, took off before Christ purchase by townspeople earlier Another recent merger between Bolton Fire Chief James Preuss Wrestler Cowboy Bob Orton didn’t like pooned the state’s image as the pollution admission and facilitate continuity mas, then started up again in this year, should be ready in . hospital staff following the pa health-care providers involved Jr. said that the site was chosen being called a “ turkey” and took it out on a capital and mimicked native sons Bruce of care for the hospital setting right tient’s discharge and expand the March. Gamache is predicting a August. Currently, he said, the ' River East Home Care Inc. of because of its central location. July 4 completion date. couple of cab drivers at the St. Louis airport. Springsteen and Frank Sinatra. into the home situation,” William scope of patient education, they department has two pumper en Manchester and Rockville Public Preuss said he is looking forward “ We haven’t had any problems Police said Orton, who lives in suburban Among those who appeared with Piscopo R. Johnson, chairman of the said. gines, a tank truck to carry water, Health Nursing Association. to the extra room the building will except the weather,” he said. Hazelwood, choked one driver and kicked in skits were comedian Eddie Murphy and Hungry Plants a rescue vehicle and a brush truck. . Gov. Thomas H. Kean. another’s taxi, causing *400 in damage. He Gardeners labor to defend their crops from hungry was charged with misdemeanor assault and insects. But many plants are more than able to cope Minister’s guiity piea resuits from bargain property damage and bond was set at $12,500. with the bug kingdom. A number of plants, including ’The trouble started when Orton was Church shuts out devil A Bloomfield minister who oper the venus flytrap, dine on insects. The bladderwort, arrangement in which other said. He also was ordered to St., was arrested by Bloomfield pulling away from the airport cab stand in a ates a Pentecostal church and Jack Nicholson won’t be filming any of his charges were dropped. contribute $250 to the Newington police Dec. 31 after he allegedly Western Tj ^ f^ rm a c y taxi and heard another cabbie — apparently usually found in tropical regions, sqcks aquatic insects private school on Parker Street sexy witchcraft movie in the United Dennis Karizen, 45, was fined Children’s Hopital and pay $15 in beat a 14-year-oId Bloomfield girl a wrestling fan — say over a CB radio, “ Is into a hidden pouch under the surface of the water. The pleaded guilty Wednesday in West Congregational Church in Little Compton, $100 and given a four-month court fees, the clerk said. at her home and took her wallet. He that Bob Orton, that turkey?” Orton made Hartford Superior Court to breach R.I. “ The Witches of Eastwick,” based on a sundew attracts insects with its sweet scent. When a suspended jail sentence and 15 Karizen. who operates the ACE pleaded innocent in January to his driver go back and he went down the line of peace in a plea-bargaining months probation, a court clerk of parked cabs, questioning each driver. At John Updike novel, is being shot in the town moth or fly gets stuck on the plant’s sticky center, the Christian Academy at 717 Parker .charges of third-degree assault, 445 HARTFORD ROAD but the church’s deacons declined a request 643-5230 one point, Orton allegedly kicked the fender plant curls up for a nice dinner. risk of injury to a minor, first- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK of one cab and then began choking driver to film inside. The church’s exterior can be degree unlawful restraint and shown, however. The film features modem DO Y O U K N O W — Through what process do plants sixth-degree larceny. 8 am -9 pm Wallace Davis, who claimed he didn’t even turn sunlight into chemical energy? have a CB radio. Davis escaped and grabbed witches who engage in steamy orgies in a However, Karizen said this small New England town. morning he pleaded guilty to a new a board to defend himself until airport police WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER — Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Did you know...? charge of breach of peace as part arrived and quieted the disturbance. A church plays prominently in the film and la the religious leader of Iran. the choirmaster is actually the devil. of a plea-bargaining arrangement That with Westown’s fully computerized system, we 5-15-86 Vote “ Warner Brothers wants to come to Rhode Knowipti^p Unlimitpti. Inp. 1J)H6 in which the other charges were are able to give you accurate records for insurance or Island because of its beauty,” said Jane dropped. Ranallo Goodman, chairwoman of the Rhode “ It was either that, or go to tax purposes. We can monitor all your drug interac Anchors away A Newspaper In Education Program trial," he said, adding that a trial Island Film Commission. “ I think the Sponsored by tions and allergies. All third party insurances includ church’s decision was a positive one and I would have been too expensive. TV news anchors Dan Rather, Peter The Manchester Herald However, Karizen maintained his ing Blue Cross, CHN, PCS, Paid, Medicaid and Conn- 5 Jennings and Tom Brokaw met in New York UPl photo think the council will also allow the film to be Pace, are automatically billed. made.” innocence and charged that the to discuss on-the-spot reporting — and UNIVERSAL CAT — Theodor Seuss girl lied to cover up a beating sweaters. Geisel, "dr. Seuss," stands by administered by her parents. During a forum Wednesday for the Slate The girl’s mother, Bernice International Radio and Television Society, Wednesday as workmen raise a giant Amy puts foot down Manchester Herald Knight of Bloomfield, could not be Did you know...? NBC’s Brokaw supported the practice of "Cat in the Hat" biliboard to the roof reached for comment because she Budding social activist Am y Carter has an unlisted number. having anchors broadcast from world hot of the San Diego Museum of Art. The u s e s 327-500 ' ^ O C R A T I C i Westown Pharmacy is a postal substation and we spots, but said the networks can sometimes returned to Washington Wednesday to put VOL. CV. No. 192 Calling the girl a “ liar.” Karizen biilboard was put up to kick off his Published dally except Sunday will take your utility payments for CL&P, C N Q and look like they’rejust following each other. He her foot down — a 400-pound papier mache carrier rates are $1.50 p r im a r y said he didn’t understand why comprehensive retrospective exhibi and certain holidays by the Man weekly, $6.50 for one month, $10 25 S N E T Co. during all store hours. We are an agent for quoted ABC’s Jennings as saying, “ We’ve one emblematic of efforts to stamp out chester Publishing Co., IBBralnard police and the court believed that tion entitied, "Dr. Seuss from Then to lor three months, $38.50 for six he beat her. got to stop following each other around the hunger in America. The daughter of former Place, Mancheetsr, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. L O T T O and the Daily Numbers. world like dogs in heat.” Now." Geisei, a Puiitzer Prize winning President Jimmy Carter told a news Second dees postage paid at Man Mail rales are available on request. Karizen admitted that corporal chester. Conn. POSTMASTER: And Rather, the CBS anchor, said, “ I ’d like conference she and her associates hope to Hsfsid plioto by Vaugtin punishment is used at ACE Chris author, has sold 100 million copies of Send address changes to the Man tian Academy. However, he de to see us go when we believe we can make a his humorist children’s books and has make Americans “ recognize the problem of chester Herald. P.O. Box 591, Man hunger and do something about it.” Leaders chester. Conn. 06040. To place a classified or display Signing up fended the practice and said it is Did you know...? difference in the story” but not just to say, advertisement, or to report a news been translated into 20 ianguages. of the National Student Campaign Against administered with the consent of “ Gee whiz. Mom, look at me. We can give you Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- the parents. this dateline.” Hunger distributed a report on hunger based GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If Roger Negro, Herbert Stevenson, Irene Westown Pharmacy is open 364 days a year, free 2711. Office hours ere 8:30 a m to 5 being the town treasurer, assistant "They’re all in favor of it.” he on a survey of emergency food recipients in you don't receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday Jennings brought up the sweaters, for Pisch and Edward Tomkiel, from left, registrar of voters and town clerk — are said. Karizen added that an prescription delivery is available, and we carry a full Whero Is New Jersey? 11 states and the District of Columbia. The 5:30 p.m. weekdayt or 8a.m. Satur which Rather has become famous. day, please telephone your carrier. install a sign for their favorite in average of one student a week is line of Hallmark Cards and party supplies. repoi t provides “ some disturbing evidence members of the state convention ' “ I just want to say one thing,” he said. “ I Passaic, N.J.-bom Joe Plscopo’s televi If you're unable to reach your car The Mancheetsr Herald Is a mem Tuesday’s Democratic Primary, Gov. spanked five times with a wooden about Americans, especially children, who delegate slate vying to be selected spent almost all my life wearing sleeveless sion special spoofing and celebrating New rier, call subscriber service at 647- ber of the Astoclptsd Press, a sub paddle. don t have enough to eat,” said Carter, a 9946 by 8:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. William O ’Neill. Stevensort, the Demo Tuesday over a challenge slate backing sweaters and now I sit in a freezing, cold New Jersey was a boon to attempts to woo scriber to United Press Interna Karizen’s one-room school has m. Saturdayt lor guaranteed deliv tional news services and a member cratic registrar of voters. Is the York studio and am not allowed to wear freshman at Brown University. "O ur‘Stamp gubernatorial candidate Toby Moffett. been in operation since January Hollywood producers and potential tourists ery in Manchetter. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations W E S T O W N — your full service pharmacy. bpe.” Out Hunger’ feet show that students want coordinator of the O ’Neill campaign in 1985 and serves 18 students, nnostly to the state, administration officials say. action.” The sign Is at the corner of Main Street town. The other three — in addition to and West Middle Turnpike. from Hartford and Bloomfield, who are between 6 and 18. < - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. 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The state would pay Kahane sings MYSTIC — A young female beluga whale that had delighted HARTFORD — Democratic diately ordered a special session to tial for a quick resolution is there. the cost of reaching that goal. The boaters and swimmers for more than a year in Long Island Sound leaders in the General Assembly resolve the issue, beginning May We ought to be able to open and measure also called for raises for was killed by several gunshot wounds, officials said after say they hope next week’s legisla 21. The teacher bill had cleared the close (the session) on the same teachers already in the system. Jack conducting an autopsy. tive session on teacher salaries House on a 146-5 vote only to fall in day.” will last no more than one day. the same old The young animal, which was “ an educational ambassador for the Senate on a vote of 19-17. He and Stolberg said they To receive the money, school Anderson But Senate Majority Leader House Minority Leader Irving J. wanted to meet with GOP leaders whales, was shot in the back by someone wielding a .22-caliber districts would have to reopen Reginald J. Smith, R-New Hart Stolberg, D-New Haven, said Wed before the session begins to see if contracts to renegotiate minimum rifle, Laura Kezer, a spokeswoman for the Mystic Marinelife ford, said Wednesday the chances nesday that the Republican Senate Aquarium, said Wednesday. differences can be hammered out, salaries. Districts where teacher song of hate of that happening are “ next to majority had made “ a profound before the session convenes at 10 salary accounts increased 11 per The light gray whale that had played happily with boats, zip.” political blunder” in voting down a.m. May 21. Some Republican cent or more over the previous swirnmers and divers In the Sound and the Connecticut River was On the last day of the 1986 the compromise bill. leaders reportedly scheduled a year would qualify for the money found floating upside down Tuesday in New Haven Harbor. When Rabbi Meir Kahane visited session, differences on a $90 He also said it would be a meeting Thursday to discuss the without reopening contracts, Its trust of humans and curiosity about boats made the whale million teacher pay raise bill mistake to come in next week and issue. under the House bill, which had Connecticut on Monday, he bemoaned Israeli f j ) extremely vulnerable” to such an attack, Kezer said. between the House and Senate led f-nm «f>ratch.” Thr *h!it cleared the House been endorsed by the governor. policies, Jewish leadership and, predictably, Brazil disaster the Arabs. Bridgeport constables given work “ In each city I try to talk with Jewish leaders," Kahane complained while he was helped along BRIDGEPORT — Three of five city housing authority Judge mulls payment in Hartford. “ So far I ’m batting 1,000 — not constables have been granted police powers and sent out to patrol I m the crime-ridden city housing projects, after claims they had one has talked with me.” by bureaucrats done no real work for nearly two years. In abortion fund suit Although freedom of expression should Mayor Thomas W. Bucci swore in the three constables unquestionably belong to all, it should Wednesday and said he wanted to get the men to work displease no one that Kahane failed to find a immediately while the city investigates claims that several of NEW HAVEN (AP) - A Super $7,837 to cover its costs in handling WASHINGTON — Overpaid, underworked ior Court judge is considering a the case,, including subpoena fees, forum in this area. Leaders of organizations the constables were not reporting to work. officials in Washington, sitting in their plush Allegations surfaced Tuesday that the constables have been request that the state pay $194,000 sheriffs’ fees, court filing fees, such as the Greater Hartford Jewish □ a offices almost totally out of touch with the real collecting $367 a week in pay but had done virtually no work for for attorneys fees and costs in the long-distance telephone calls, pos Connecticut Civil Liberties Un Federation decided they had better things to world, are often tempted to throw millions of the past 18 months. tage and the like. ion’s successful effort to preserve Another $149,551 for attorneys do than listen to one more rerun of a bigot’s The mayor said he did not know the constable force existed dollars at a problem despite the urgent Medicaid funding for medically fees is being sought for 1,352.2 tirade, and they were right to close their ‘■siR.Triepe'5 A seNATOR PACtawocp at we iw r ... knowledgeable warnings of underlings that until it was reported in The Bridgeport Post Tuesday that necessary abortions. hours spent by the three attorneys doors in his face. openhanded spending may create more misery housing project officials were complaining the men had no duties The C(?LU filed a motion Tues who worked on the case. and were often not going to work. Kahane, a member of the Israeli than it cures. day in New Haven Superior Court, The CCLU also asked for a 25 parliament, has made his reputation by seeking to force the state to pay its percent “ multiplier” to increase That’s pretty much what’s happened with the Contempt charged In Fargo case fees and costs in the class action this figure by another $37,387. The contending that Israel should exclude all Open Forum extravagant, ill-conceived development plan lawsuit against the Department of CCLU deserves the added 25 Arabs from citizenship and deny them other called Polonoroeste. It was supposed to bring HARTFORD — Defense attorneys plan today to ask a federal Income Maintenance. percent to compensate for the rights. If that were done, he predicts, most progress and development to Rondonia, which is judge to hold prosecutors in contempt of court for unusual delays Judge Robert I. Berdon heard emergency nature of temporary ■ .H i not a tiny European kingdom but a West in bringing to trial 16 suspects in the $7 million Wells Fargo oral arguments on the motion. He injunction proceedings early in the would depart peacefully. Things only get said Wednesday he didn’t know that subject at the public hearing into a comatose state. German-sized state in the far northwest of Brazil. robbery case. case and for the risk it assumed in worse when questions are asked about what Day-care seems when he would rule. Tuesday night at Bowers School. taking on the case, the motion might follow if the scapegoats declined to Claiming to stand for the As the home of the vast, ecologically fragile The defense team planned to argue motions charging U.S. CCLU attorney Shelley Geballe claimed. The commission has made up attorneys with being uncooperative in presenting information on caught In game “people,” a very limited Amazon rain forest. Rondonia is about as far argued that a favorable ruling on The motion also claimed the cooperate with this scheme. its mind and drafted a report on deadline to the court, said Ronald Kuby, an attorney for one of the number of town zealots have removed from the carpeted, air-conditioned ‘ the motion will fulfill “ the promise added 25 percent should be Before emigrating several years ago, To the Editor: recommended charter revisions, defendents. rounded up enough signatures offices of World Bank poohbahs as it is possible to of the Connecticut constitution” awarded in recognition of CCLU’s m Kahane conducted his campaign of hate What’s the name of that game? relative to consolidation, for “ From the inception of this case the government has promised (which is not very difficult) to get without a rocketship. And the disastrous that the poor have a right of access success in the case and of the size We all played it as children. submittal to the Manchester and promised to deliver materials sought by the defense and has to the courts when the state begins of the class it represented, esti largely in the United States. Since his weaken a hallowed New England outcome of the Polonoroeste project shows it. departure, he’s proven able to capitalize on You remember ... Board of Directors. If accepted institution which lends itself to constantly failed to deliver them,” Kuby said Wednesday. to violate their constitutional mated at 64,000 indigent women Most of the World Bank’s $500 million “ We have several motions pending to either hold government rights. ages 12 to 60. the fears of Israelis, winning an ever-larger Take one step forward (license by the board, the recommended reasoned discussion and analy and inspect family day-care revisions will eventually come contribution to Polonoroeste — one-fifth of which attorneys in contempt of court, or for other sanctions to be Geballe also argued that other The CCLU won a 5-year-old court following and more power with his election to sis of the town budget. The homes). before the electorate for appro is guaranteed by U.S. taxpayers — has gone into a imposed upon them because of their consistent failure to adhere important public policy issues case in early April when Berdon petitioning, which adjourns the were at stake. Awarding fees and office. val. This process will take at paved highway through the heart of Rondonia. to the deadlines imposed upon them by the court, ” Kuby said. ruled that the state must pay for all Take two steps back (lower the town meeting to the ballot box, costs would spread the cost of medically necessary abortions for Yet fortunately, the great majority of Jews According to environmental experts and others drinking age). least two years. During this time had a chilling effect on attend litigation on behalf of the poor poor women. have not fallen into the trap of believing that Take four steps forward (re the emotions of the electorate ance at the meeting so that few familiar with the project, this was a badly Treatment of teen may be too late among all citizens of state who The 59-page ruling struck down a Kahane’s official position makes his views move toll booths). will be excited to fever pitch, to, I citizens were present on May 9.- misplaced priority. It opened up huge areas to a benefit and would sierve to entice state Department of Income Main palatable. Take two steps back (remove believe, the detriment of the A paltry 50 or 60 attended this headlong rush by Brazil’s landless poor, who were NEW B RITAIN — A 14-year-old victim of the war in private counsel to take on this type tenance regulation that allowed Afghanistan may regain his eyesight, but the long delay in front license plates'from whole community. year on the second Friday of the lured on by government propaganda promising of litigation, she argued. Medicaid funding only for abor In addition to spewing nonsense about how getting treatment for shrapnel wounds has left his doctors automobiles). It started Tuesday night at month of May. traditionally set fertile farmland for limitless numbers of settlers. An award also would protect the tions in life-threatening cases. Israel should pursue fascism and violence, he concerned they may be too late. ability of the CCLU. a non-profit The ruling made permanent a Take six steps forward (raise Bowers School and I was person aside by the charter for discus UPl photo and others of his ilk despicably seek to drinking age). ally embarrassed by it. If I have THE R E A L IT Y the poverty-stricken pioneers The youngster, who was blinded in both eyes after receiving org'^nization, to continue its efforts temporary injunction that had sion and vote on the budget. Why the shrapnel wounds 14 months ago, was given a prognosis by on behalf of the poor, Geballe said. been issued early in the ease that exacerbate the genuine possibility that Go back to square one (lower the right to. I appologize to those encountered was a cruel disappointment. Most of come when you know that doctors as “ poor but not hopeless,” Joseph Crowley, spokesman Assistant State Attorney Gen forced the state to fund medically Out of proportion international problems will precipitate few who spoke in favor of the the rain forest land is hopelessly Infertile, standards for family day-care meaningful decisions will not be for New Britain General Hospital, said Wednesday. eral Paige J. Everin says the state necessary abortions. homes). charter revisions and took the unsuited even to subsistence farming. Most of the A young boy appears way out of proportion to greater prejudice against Arabs in Israel, the made? He is among a group of seven young Afghanistan war victims believes there is no statutory The state decided not to appeal the giant slings and arrows of 8th District little arable land was already held by large United States and elsewhere. Take a giant step forward Now that the town meeting has who were brought to Connecticut Tuesday to receive medical authority to award attorneys fees Berdon’s ruling but may appeal legs and feet under him as he drinks from an unusual That is something neither Jews nor anyone (replace front licen.se plate). residents. I personally, from a been adjourned to the ballot box private owners, who wanted cheap help, not treatment for wounds they said were suffered at the hands of and costs in the case. any future ruling that awards fees fountain with the help of his mother in Zurich, technical standpoint, don't know competitive yeomen. else can afford to tolerate. The rabbi must be I liked the game as a child, and on May 19, those voters of Soviet troops occupying their homeland. The CCLU’s motion asks for and costs to theCCLU. Arcari said. Switzerland. it is fine if we play again. I just why we have to consolidate the So, unlike the sod-busters who followed their recognized as just one more leader of one Coventry in favor of better The young people who will betreated in Connecticut are among don’t remember the name or the 8th District into the town govern dreams Into the Great Plains of the United States about 38 Afghani refugees being brought to the United States by more hate group and be treated as such. education and town services rules. I forgot ... How long do we ment and will exercise my right should make certain to vote. A a century ago, the Brazilian settlers found land Heal the Children, an international non-profit group based in During his visit to Hartford, Kahane have to wait before we can take to defend that position. I will vote in support of the budget will that couldn’t support their families, pitifully Seattle. Bozzuto on offensive, claiming lead argued that leaders of the world Jewish six giant steps forward and raise fight equally hard to defend the not only provide the town’s overburdened health services and rampant the standards of regulation for rights of those who choose to violence. There have been reports of enslavement community are “ disasters” for the people citizens and their children with HARTFORD (UPI) - Republi ing behind him. favor consolidation. and the disappearance of entire families. Divers fear barge will spill oil ted to his candidacy than the other that would cost the state $600 they purport to serve. But Kahane is the real family day-care providers adequate financing, but it might can Richard C. Bozzuto has gone Bozzuto admitted he made a three candidates combined. The 8th District residents cry Staff specialists at the World Bank warned that million. disaster. If his views were to prevail^ the true again? demonstrate to the few who hide NEW LONDON — Divers hoping to raise a sunken barge on the offensive, accusing rival mistake and underestimated what Bozzutp attacked Labriola’s I do know we get to pick new out that the town government behind the many that their game a disaster was in the making, but their advice was loaded with 840,000 gallons of oil fear the vessel will spill some of Gerald Labriola of using a Labriola would spend on the campaign tactics, accusing the Bozzuto claimed he was the meaning of the Jews’ historic struggle for victim of a “ last-minute sleaze players in November. should stop tampering with their is up. unheeded by top officials. its cargo into Long Island Sound when it is salvaged, a U.S. Coast “ sleazy” approach to win votes in “ Super Tuesday” unofficial Naugatuck pediatrician of court freedom would disappear under a cloud of right to self government and use “ Most of the soils are infertile in their present Guard spokesman said. the race for the GOP gubernatorial delegate-selection primaries held ing “ right-wing” and anti-abortion attack” on his record when he served in the state Senate. mendacity, spite and distortion. Sandra Lok freedom of speech to express state, all the nutrients being locked in the growing “ What the divers are really worried about is that when they lift nomination. last week in six Hartford-area groups to win votes and of making Bruce M. Stave Bozzuto also said he still leads 842 Center St. their opinion. We have a long forest and decaying litter,” explained one internal the barge, they expect 500 to 1,000 gallons of oil to leak just due to towns. campaign promises that would be “ I ’m calling the approach Coventry the field of four GOP contenders in hard road ahead of us. Let us all report. “ Afterclearing'and burning, these moving it,” Coast Guard Petty Officer Richard Schnurr said Labriola. who won all but one of impossible to keep. sleazy.” he said, stopping short of terms of delegate support despite learn tolerance and remain quiet nutrients are released, but the soils do not have Wednesday. the 23 delegates at stake in last For example. Bozzuto said a rail directly accusing Labriola of run All have rights having been shut out in the only The barge sustained some damage to pipes when it sank last month’s Fairfield caucus, won all system proposed by Labriola for ning a sieazy campaign. while others exercise the same the physical and chemical capability to retain direct tests held so far to gauge November, causing divers to fear the oil leak, Schnurr said. of the delegates from four of the six the Hartford area and given a $4 ” I think if you find the combina In district affair rights we hold so dear. them.” voter support for the candidates. towns that participated in "Super million pricetag by Labriola would tion of events are sleazy, you’re Letters policy But the composition of soil was too grubby a U.S. Navy oil recovery surface skimmer vessels and support “ The rumors of my death have Tuesday.” in fact cost more than $450 million. going to have to make that George D. Dickie subject for the high muckamucks in their gilded craft will be used to catch any oil that may spill and cause been greatly exaggerated.” Boz The Manchester Herald wel Despite having won no delegates He also criticized Labriola’s call determination, not me,” Bozzuto To the Editor: 241 Henry St. environmental damage, Schnurr said. zuto said Wednesday, paraphras comes original letters to the offices. World Bank officials told our associate either in Fairfield or “ Super for additional state tax cuts and told a news conference. ing Mark Twain and sitting with a editor. Donald Goldberg that there are areas of Tuesday” races. Bozzuto said he accused Labriola of promising Bozzuto has released a list of 350 poster of the famed author stand- I live in the 8th Utilities Letters should be brief and to “ exceptionally good soils” in the rain forest that Tax reform could hit state hard still has more delegates commit Fairfield County voters tax cuts delegates backing his candidacy. District. Town of Manchester, the point. They should be typed could sustain such tree crops as coffee. Outside and I iove it! or neatly handwritten, and. for critics and the bank’s staff experts strongly HARTFORD — Connecticut taxpayers could be worse off than The hiding few those in any other states if Congress accepts a proposal to do It provides me with advan ease in editing, should be double disagree. Greenpeace tages not available in other parts away with income tax deductions for state sales taxes, a hurting Coventry spaced. Letters must be signed legislative leader says. of Manchester. I do not appre with name, address and daytime “ THE SUGGESTION ... that tree crops are House Minority Leader Irving J. Stolberg, D-New Haven, said skipper eyes ciate other people trying to take telephone number (for capable of providing a sustainable production tax reform legislation before the U.S. Senate would take away away my right to enjoy those To the Editor; verification). system for a fairly large proportion of the area advantages. However, expres from taxpayers the ability to deduct state sales taxes in figuring The Herald reserves the right does not accord with reservations expressed by their federal income tax. Navy target A Remembrance... sion of my feelings on that Coventry’s town meeting 'is to edit letters In the Interests of research workers in Brazil,” one internal report The proposal could hit Connecticut harder than any other state subject is not my purpose in once again the casualty of budget stated. brevity, clarity and taste. because it has the highest statewide sales tax rate in the nation, ©laeebyNEA IOC s B writing this letter. The Charter policies. Address letters to: Open Fo “ The soils of the Amazon area as a whole are STAMFORD (AP) — An envir *‘Sono1agunf / hope t can be as cool a said Stolberg, who is president-elect of the National Conference Revision Commission heard The few. hiding behind the rum. Manchester Herald, P.O. generally poor.” another report stated. of State Legislatures. onmental activist says his group will try to dissuade the Navy from customer as he is!" more than they wanted to hear on many, have again petitioned it Box 591, Manchester. CT 06040. “ To use unproven technologies as a basis for He estimated Wednesday that the elimination of the sales tax dumping the concrete-encased ra agricultural settlement under extremely adverse deduction would prevent state residents from writing off dioactive core of the retired soil conditions would be a highly risky “ several hundred million dollars” on their federal income taxes. nuclear powered submarine Nauti undertaking and would prove disastrous for the lus into the ocean. Remember your loved ones with an settlers themselves,” warned an early staff Hands across continents wouid be better memo. Protesters allowed pretrial motions Peter Willcox told about 50 people gathered Tuesday at a But the warnings were ignored and the World in memoriam in the Herald. Bv Chuck Stone NEW HAVEN — An attorney for 83 anti-apartheid protesters Stamford church that “ once you “ Hands Across America,” I shrugged it off as Bank encouraged the Brazilian land rush. at Yale University says a judge’s decision allowing pre-trial dump the reactor core over the “This is a once-in-a-lifetime some organizer’s eleemosynary hustle. But then, Desperate settlers keep clearcutting and burning, motions gives the protestors the right to challenge the validity of side, it’s gone, you can’t control They may seem like completely unrelated the charges. it.” early on, many people reacted with similar lack of destroying an irreplaceable environment in the topics, but I have been thinking about the Soviet situation. This is a moment in vain hope of finding land worth farming. The “ These people were sitting down quietly in front of the Union’s recent nuclear disaster in connection with interest to last year’s two-continent "L ive Aid” Willcox, 33, of Norwalk was history!” enthusecJ singer Kenny disaster the experts warned about grows worse by shantytowns at five in the morning,” attorney Diane Polan said skipper of the Greenpeace group’s President Reagan's passionate belief in concert, which raised millions of dollars for A special page of In Memoriams famine victims in Africa. the day. Wednesday. “ How can that be creating a disturbance?” " vessel Rainbow Warrior, which volunteerism. Rogers who — along with Bill As for the trespass charge, “ You can’t be trespassing on a This time, Americans are taking notice. was destroyed in July 1985 by My thoughts have been prompted by "Hands Cosby, Pete Rose and Lily Tomlin Fuddh tactory place where you have a right to be,” Polan said. bombs planted by agents of the will appear on Saturday, May 24. Across America,” which takes place on Friday, She said Beinecke Plaza on the Yale campus, where the French government. ^ May 25. when an expected — or rather, hoped-for — is helping to run the event. THIS IS NOT a volunteer cause calculated to The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms shantytown was built, is a open common accessible to all gladden President Reagan’s heart. He doesn’t Willcox said his group’s goal is to — 5.4 million Americans will join hands to raise slipped up last year when it turned to the esoteric members of the Yale community and the public. attract enough publicity to rally believe anybody in America goes to bed at night funds for our country’s poor. sampling of wine. Bureau sleuths were looking for “ They are paying $14,000 to $15,000 a year” in tuition to attend the public around the issue, but he Bi-national reciprocity to protest a nuclear hungry or sleeps in parks or on streets. Yes, I ’m mixing concerns. Those who want to Austrian wine contaminated with a poisonous Yale, Polan said. “ It’s like telling you you’ re trespassing on your said that may be difficult for such a holocaust is something that an American feed and house the hungry and homeless do not The success of "Hands Across Am erica” will sweetener better suited to brake fluid than wine. own porch.” project because of the govern We will be happy to assist you in columnist can write about, but no Russian' necessarily want to stop the production of nuclear reveal the extent to which the American people While they checked shipments that arrived after ment’s secrecy regarding its nu weapons. Still, I can imagine a day when a commentator would dare mention. differ with a president whose budgetary July 18 themselves, they left it up to the importers Bridgeport becomes bookless clear programs. the selection and the wording of Whatever the future potential for such a hard-heartedness has wreaked hardships on the to test their own wines prior to then. But they straight line of humanity could stretch across two BRIDGEPORT — Connecticut’s largest city is losing its only Greenpeace, an international people-to-people movement against nuclear poor, the elderly, farmers and the infirm. neglected to compile a list of firms suspected of continents, bridging the Bering Strait’s 60 miles, major bookstore, leaving only smaller stores that sell religious peace and environmental group weapons, it’s not too far-fetched to suggest its For $10, $25 or $35, Americans have been able to to save mankind from a nuclear holocaust. importing contaminated wine, so they had no way literature, feminist literature, textbooks and paperbacks known for its opposition to nuclear your tribute. realization might depend in part on the success of purchase specific spots along the4,100-mile line. power and weaponry and to the How else can the need for an alternative to to double-check the results. Congressional Waldenbooks, the nation’s largest bookstore chain, will close such participatory ventures as “ Hands Across “ This is a once-in-a-lifetime situation. This is a auditors suggested the bureau use better testing killing of seals, has national nuclear weapons be dramatized? How else can its downtown store June 14 “ because that store has not been organizations in 15 countries, an humanity survive? America.” moment in history! ” enthused singer Kenny procedures. profitable,” a spokesman said Tuesday. Rogers who - along with Bill Cosby, Pete Rose estimated 1.2 million supporters AN OUTGROWTH of “ USA For Africa.” the The move follows last year’s closing of the city’s last two and an annual budget of more than THE CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT reminds us of and Lily Tomlin — is helping to run the event. family movie theaters. Studio Cinema, the only movie theater $10 million. “ Hands Across Am erica” project hopes to raise The outpouring of corporate support, student left, shows X-rated films. Please call the Herald by Thursday, the possibility for an uncontrollable, Willcox has not sailed for the millions of dollars for America’s hungry and fund raising and sports team endorsements has population-decimating nuclear catastrophe. homeless. iHanrlipatpr l^praI^ group since the July 10 attack on Unfortunately, political realities dictate the been phenomenal. the Rainbow Warrior in which a May 22 (12 noon). The logistics of carrying out this humanitarian When the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Founded In 1M 1 Feds probe New Haven finances impossibility of forging a bilateral peoples’ effort are staggering — 4,100 miles. 5.4 million Greenpeace photographer was Philadelphia Phillies play in L.A, on May 25. they killed. The bombing came two coalition urging both nuclear superpowers to pull RICHARD W COSQROVE NEW HAVEN — Federal officials said they are investigating people (1,320 participants per mile) in a line that will also participate in “ Hands Across Am erica.” ...... Publlther weeks before the ship was sche back from the brink of extinction. will stretch from the surf in Los Angeles to DOUGLAS A. BEVINS .. . Executiv* Editor allegations that the New Haven Housing Authority’s former Meanwhile Phillies’ wives back home will take JAMES P SAC K S...... Managing Editor finance director misused more than $100,000 in U.S. funds before duled to sail into a French nuclear 643-2711 The Russian people are no more enamored of Phoenix, Albuquerque, Amarillo, Dallas, Little their places in the long line. ALEXANDER QIRELLI . AMociata Editor resigning last year. testing zone in the Pacific. After their self-destruction than Americans. But the Rock, Memphis, St. Louis. Chicago. Indianapolis. Who knows? One day, the Russian people might An audit report of the authority spurred the investigation the French government acknowl Russian people suffer an awesome disadvantage. Cincinnati, Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, MARIE E SIEFFERT . .Advertising DIrector/Asaoc Publisher edged responsibility for the attack, even get the spirit and join hands with the MARK F. A 6 R A ITIS ...... Business Manager involving Anthony Andoh, who was hired in October 1982, said They cannot publicly act out. much less express in Washington, D C., Baltimore, Philadelphia and. two French secret service agents American people. SHELDON COHEN ...... \ ...... Composing Manager Jacqueline Roundtree, a spokeswoman in Boston for the words, their fear of radiation fallout from were jailed. finally, to the Statue of Liberty in New York City. ROBERT H HUBBARD ...... Pressroom Manager Department of Housing and Urban Development. Chernobyl. Several weeks ago. when I lirst read about JEANNE Q FROMERTH ...... Circulation Manager Willcox joined the crew of the Chuck Stone is a syndicated columnist. Rainbow Warrior in June 1981. MANCHESTER HERALD. T h u r s d a y . May 15. 1986 - « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 15. 1986 More Soviets likely to die, Obituaries Bands offer funds SPORTS
William O’Brtan for director's fare U.S. medical specialist says William Francia (Obe) O ’Brien. 64. husband of Rita (Custer) Members of Manchester High School’s concert and jaiz bands been extended by the Soviets. responded quickly when they learned Wednesday night that their By Alison Smolo people closer to the site. O’Brien, of Riviera Beach. Fla., The Associated Press Vorobyev said it was impossible On March 29. Gorbachev had Surging Eagles qualify for tournament died Wednesday at St. Mary’s director was not going to be able to travel by bus with them this for anyone who had been more invited President Reagan to meet Hospital in West Palm Beach. Fla. weekend to a music festival in Virginia because of a back injury. MOSCOW - A U.S. medical than 18 miles from the accident site him as soon as possible in Europe Madden put down a perfect once in the top of the fourth. East shut in the seventh. Mark Manglafico, 3-1 and another He was a former Manchester Led by band member Jeff Luce of Bissell Street, the band specialist treating victims from to be suffering from acute radia for talks on a joint test ban. He Just another come-from-behind coach Jim Penders, who has suicide squeeze bunt along the first took a temporary lead in the “ I think the kids have to be freshman, was to draw the hill resident. collected several dollars from each of the 54 band members the Chernobyl disaster today said tion sickness as a result. renewed this offer on Wednesday, victory for East Catholic High guided teams to state champion base line with Riggs dashing home. bottom of the fourth with a two-run feeling pretty good about them start for East. He was bom Aug. 9. 1921. in during a rehearsal Wednesday night to pay for director Kurt more Soviets would die because Asked to comment. Gale said, adding the suggestion that the School. ships in 1975 and 1983. Rob Stanford, on an 0-2 count, then burst. Dave Price singled and selves. I think we were a little flat Hartford. He was a former Eckhardt’s plane fare to Virginia Beach, Barbara Marble, a they received lethal doses of "It is extremely unlikely that meeting be held in Hiroshima. The Eagles, who have set. a East’s victory did not come easy member of the Eighth District Fire Extension of the moratorium pattern of letting the other team against a stubborn Northwest lashed a single up the gniddle for Riggs drew a free pass. Lawrence from Monday night (7-6 come- CAST CATHOLIC (4) — Rloos M parent of another band member, said today. radiation released by the stricken anybody at considerable distance 3-2-1-0, Lawrence 2b 3-2-2-1, Bontempo Department. He moved to the Eckhart told the students Wednesday that he could not make and renewal of the invitation to get the jump before bouncing back, team. The visitors tied it in the top two insurance markers. then doubled inside the right field from-behind win over Xavier) but nuclear power plant. from the radiation source could line sending Price home. Bon they came back again,” Penders rt 4-0-2-1, DiLoreto lb 3-1-0-1, Madden Palm Beach area from Manches the 11-hour bus ride to the Virginia Beach Music Festival after Dr. Robert P. Gale, a bone suffer acute radidation sickness." Reagan appeared designed to did it again Wednesday night as of the sixth with a single run. 3b3-0-1-1,Stanfordp/ct2-0-1-2, Monolo- Freshman reliever Kevin tempo beat out a chopper down the said. tlco ct 0-O4MI, Rlizuto dh 3-tMl-O, Greene ter in 1962. Since moving to receiving the results of tests on his back. marrow expert, told a packed news He did not define what he meant by regain some of the momentum the they trimmed Northwest Catholic, East won it in the bottom of the Greene then earned his first third base line in front of a The veteran coach had plenty of p l-O-O-O, Price If 3-M-O, Koldv c 2-0-M , Florida, he had been a charter Despite their generous gesture, the students’ money will be conference in Moscow that Soviet considerable distance. Soviets were felt to have lost on the 6-3, in All Connecticut Conference sixth. Leadoff batter Kevin Riggs Powers ph l-tMM). Totots 28-6-8-4. ignited the winning frame with a varsity victory by striking out the sacrifice fly to center by DiLoreto. plaudits for Greene. “ He has to be member and the first chief of the returned to them and the Board of Education will pay for and foreign specialists had identi Gale noted that neither he nor disarmament issue after the Cher baseball action at Moriarty Field. NORTHWEST CATHOLIC (1) — side in the seventh on nine pitches. Stanford was East’s starting more confident about himself after Berry 3b 4-1-1-0, DIPIppo 2b 3-0-04), Palm Beach Garden Fire Depart fied 35 people who had suffered any of his team of foreign experts nobyl accident. The victory was the sixth in a single. He then stole second before Eckhardt’s plane fare, MHS Principal Jacob Ludes III said this “ It was a nice way to close the pitcher, working the first 5 13 being involved in a tight game and M.Stephenson 1b 2-0-0-0, G. Spdnio If ment and its president for many severe radiation exposure because flown in to treat Chernobyl casual row for the high-flying Eagles, who Kevin Lawrence drew a free pass. 3- 0-2-0, Hilliard dh 2-1-O-0, Lapeux p morning. “It was a very nice, thoughtful gesture by the The spread of a huge radioactive door,” Penders said of Greene’s innings. He allowed all five getting his first varsity victory. years. He worked as a security of the April 26 accident at the ties has visited the site of the are now 10-3 for the season and Riggs then went to third base on a O-O-O-O, Riley c 3-1-1-0, J.Stephenson rf students,” he said. cloud over much of Europe caused seventh-inning performance. Northwest hits while striking out East has little time to savor the 4- GO-O, McDonald ct 34>-1-2, K.Sponzo guard at Pratt & Whitney in East power station in the Ukraine. stricken plant, but said he had with the win qualified for the state flyout by Dan Bontempo. Mario The band members left MHS at 6 a.m. today and will arrive in' widespread worry and concern, East and Northwest had traded four and walking four. Greene got victory as it was to host ACC SS 3-041-0. TotolS 27-3-5-2. Hartford and in Florida. He was a Despite around-the-clock efforts suggested such a visit. tournament. DiLoreto drew another free pass to Northwest 010 101 0 3 Virginia Beach at about 5 p.m. Eckhardt caught a plane at about and some West European govern single runs in the first and second East out of the sixth-inning predic leading St. Joseph’s of Trumbull Eost Catholic 100 203 x 6 member of St. Francis of Assisi by doctors in a Moscow clinic. Gale Gorbachev, in his televised "W e’re in the tournament and jam the bags and bring up Kevin the same time the bus left, Ludes said. ments denounced the Kremlin for innings before the Indians scored ament. and then slammed the door today at 4 p.m. at Eagle Field. WP- Greene (14)), LP- Laoeux. Church in Riviera Beach and a said, seven of the radiation cases address, said radiation at the plant that’s a nice feeling." said veteran Madden to the plate. The MHS Jazz Ensemble will perform at the festival tonight at initially being too tight-lipped supporter of the Boy Scouts of had died, and more deaths are and in the immediate vicinity was 8 and the concert band will perform Friday at 3 p.m. High school about the disaster. America. expected. still at dangerous levels, but bands from around the natioii are attending the festival. In his speech, Gorbachev excor He also is survived by two sons. Soviet officials, including Com stressed that courage and concern 0,, iated the governments, politicians AL roundup Richard O’Brien of Lake Worth. The students will spend Saturday at Busch Gardens at Virginia munist Party leader Mikhail S. on the part of many had averted a Struggling and media of N A TO countries, Fla., and Paul O’Brien of Atlanta. Beach and return to Manchester Sunday, Ludes said. He added Gorbachev, have said two other catastrophe. especially the United States, for Ga.; a brother, Edward O’Brien, that if Eckhardt had hot been able to go on the trip, M HS teacher people were killed in the explosion An explosion in the plant’s No. 4 what he called a "highly immoral and a sister, Jean Jones, both of Ron McAdIo would have been able to fill in as director. The band and fire at the plant’s No. 4 reactor reactor, Gorbachev said, was campaign" of exaggeration for W h ite S o x East Hartford; and six also had to get several chaperones at the last minute. that spewed a cloud of radioactiv triggered by a sudden power surge Clemens survives political purposes. grandchildren. ity over much of Europe. and a buildup of explosive hydro A mass of Christian burial will be - SUSAN VAUGHN In a Wednesday televised gen. But, he told the Soviet people, “ We faced a veritable mountain offered Saturday at 11 a.m. at St. speech, Gorbachev announced the "The worst is now behind us.” of lies — dishonest and malicious to p Y a n k s Francis of Assisi Church. Riviera death toll had reached nine, and Declaring that Chernobyl had lies,” Gorbachev said. He cited Jackson home run Beach. Calling hours are from 2 to said the accident had sounded the sounded the alarm about the reports that mentiqned "thou 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the By Herschl NIssenson alarm about the dangers of the dangers of nuclear technology, sands of casualties” following the Rookie Jose Canseco ripped a ’Thomas L. Price Funeral Home, BvAAIkeTully The Associated Press atom. Gorbachev said the accident had accident, or a "desolate Kiev.” two-run homer, and Dave King- 553 Northlake Blvd., North Palm United Press Internotlonal state seeks permits Gale, of the University of Cali prompted the Kremlin leadership The Reagan administration re man and Mike Davis added solo Beach. Fla. Burial will be in Royal NEW YOR K - Any win the fornia at Los Angeles, said 19 to renew its unilateral mortato- jected Gorbachev’s charge that shots. Curt Young. 1-0. was the Palm Memorial (wardens. West If Reggie Jackson had done to struggling Chicago White Sox and patients had received bone mar rium on nuclear testing until Aug. the West had tried to make Roger Clemens what he did to the winner. Palm Beach, Fla. row transplants. Heavy doses of 6. political capital out of the disaster, Manager Tony LaRussa get these Memorial donations may be sent for Route 6 wetlands ball — knock it out — things might Brewers 9, Mariners 6 days is a big one. radiation destroy the marrow, Last month. Gorbachev had said and said following his speech that have gone better for the California to the American Diabetes Associa which can be fatal. that because of continued U.S. it sees little merit in his proposal At Seattle. Charlie Moore scored tion, 200 Lake Ave.. Lake Worth, The state Department of Trans received the D O T ’S application Angels. But LaRussa. a practicing attor Gale and a Soviet colleague. Dr. nuclear testing, he would abandon for a summit to discuss only Instead, the ball left the park, three runs and drove in two to lead Fla.. 33460. portation has asked the U.S. Arm y yet. He said after the request is ney during the off-season, has Andrei I. Vorobyev, were asked the ban which had been in effect nuclear disarmament questions. but Clemens remained, and Milwaukee. Dan Plesac. 2-1, Corps of Engineers for permission examined for completeness and learned that depending on ninth repeatedly during the 80-minute since last Aug. 6, the 40th anniver White House spokesman Larry pitched the Boston Red Sox to an pitched 4 1-3 innings of shutout inning rallies can be as torturous to (ill wetlands in connection with public comment on the D O T ’S news conference to assess the sary of the atomic bombing of Speakes said in a statement that a relief to pick up the victory after construction of the planned Route 6 plans are solicited, the Corps will 8-5 victory over the Angels. as waiting for a jury to come in John L. Gula health hazards posed by the Hiroshima. Japan by the United meeting "is possibIe|this year if Jackson hit his seventh homer of replacing Juan Nieves with two with a not guilty verdict. expressway, the D O T’S director of begin its review. accident to residents of Kiev, a city States. Mr. Gorbachev desires.” but it outs in the fifth and the Brewers John L. Gula. 82, of East environmental planning said Law said he did not know when the season and 537th of his career, of 2.4 million people 80 miles south The moratorium, originally due should deal with a broader range of moving him ahead of Mickey leading 9-6. “ I guarantee you if you were me Hartford, husband of Stephanie today. the review would begin or how long of the Chernobyl plant, as well as to to expire last Dec. 31. had twice issues. and you want to see this kind of (Bigda) Gula. died ’Tuesday at an Environmental Planning Direc it would last. He added that the Mantle into sixth place on the Tigers 8, Rangers 2 all-time list. Clemens, however, game more often, you’re sicker area convalescent home. He was tor James Sullivan said this entire Route 6 project is complex At Detroit. Walt Terrell, with survived the first-inning shot, and than I am ." LaRussa said Wednes the brother of Mary Young of morning the department sent the and controversial, something that home-run support from Chet day night after a three-run ninth Manchester. wetlands application to the Corps might delay proceedings. raised his record to 6-0. Lemon. Lance Parrish and Darrell “ It was a tough night for me. but inning, capped by Ozzie Guillen’s He also is survived by a son. John last week. He said he expects a In addition to its need for the Yale detects minimal fallbut Evans, threw a five-hitter for the my teammates picked me up.” two-out, two-run triple, gave the W. Gula of Austin, Texas: three review of the request to begin in environmental permits, the D O T Tigers. Terrell, 4-1. blanked Texas White Sox a 3-2 victory over the brothers. Joseph Gula of Somers, about a month and a decision by faces legal obstacles. said Clemens. " I perservered the on two hits over eight innings NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Radioac danger” and is actually less studying how dust is transported in whole game, hoping the guys New York Yankees. Michael Gula and Peter Gula. both the end of the year. The Eastern Connecticut Citizen tive fallout from the nuclear power hazardous than the naturally- the atmosphere. before they collected three hits in of Uncasville; and several nieces would start hitting ... an^ sure "This was a good game to win, The permit from the Corps is one Action Group, which opposes the plant disaster in the Soviet Union occuring Lead-212 that is always "Whether this dust is natural or the ninth and scored two runs. and nephews. enough th’ey did." '■— but it takes its toll. I ’d like to get of the last remaining non-legal road project, is seeking a tempor has been detected in New Haven present in rainfall. a pollutant or from a reactor, it Bobby Witt fell to 2-2. '4'.. The funeral will be Friday at 9 hurdles in the path of the contro ary injunction that would stop the Jackson passed Mantle, the ahead 10-0 early and then get good rain samples, but in amounts far “ It certainly came from some doesn’t make any difference as far original "tape-measure homer” Orioles 8, Twins 3 a.m. at the D ’Esopo East Hartford versial 11.8-miIe highway, which D O T from purchasing property in less than hazardous. Yale Univer hitting, good pitching and good man-made release of radioactiv as its transportion in the atmos slugger, with a towering shot to At Baltimore. Floyd Rayford Chapels. 30 Carter St., East would extend from Bolton Notch to the path of the highway. A hearing sity scientists said. defense.” ity,” he said. “ I presume it’s phere,” Graustein said. center field. ignited a seven-run seventh with a Hartford, with a mass of Christian Windham. Sullivan said the D O T on the request has been set for May The detected amount of Iodine- Chernobyl because this is about the Although they found only 3 "If you’re gonna' go by a Mantle two-run double, and Fred Lynn LaRussa had to settle for good burial at 9:30 a.m. in Blessed also must file applications with the 27 at U.S. District Court in New 131. a man-made radioactive iso time it should have been arriving picocuries of Iodine-131 per liter, and end up with 537 home runs, capped it with a three-run homer to pitching, errorless defense and Sacrament Church. East Hartford. state Department of Environmen Haven. tope. was equal to about 2 percent ‘4^ over this area.” the random pattern of atmospheric that's the way you want to hit a ball power the Orioles to their fifth just enough hitting. Burial will be in the veterans’ tal Protection for the last two The D O T began making offers to of the amount of radioactive The rainwater was collected in a transportation could easily leave to be remembered," Jackson said. straight victory. Ken Dixon, 4-2, The White Sox, 4-2 since La section of Hillside Cemetery. East environmental permits needed in property owners last week. elements that are naturally found bucket that Graustein and Profes higher amounts of radiation else was the winner. Minnesota's Roy Russa was given a vote of Hartford, with full military ho connection with the $170 million The ECCAG has also filed a in rainwater, said William Graus- Clemens. 6-0, walked five, hit a ’ -i’ sor Karl Turekian, chairman of the where, he said. Smalley hit two solo homers, and confidence and the opportunity to nors. Calling hours are today from project. complaint with the federal court in tein, an associate research scient batter, and uncorked three wild Department of Geology and Geo "The pattern of fallout is always Kirby Puckett added his 13th « ’V." V J ' I run the team his way last week 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Those applications should be Hartford asking that the D O T ist in the Yale Department of pitches. He scattered six hits over physics. placed on their laboratory very spotty. I wouldn’t be sur homer of the year. from General Manager Ken Har- Memorial donations may be submitted in early June, and a conduct a more in-depth environ Geology and Geophysics. eight innings. Joe Sambito pitched roof during rainstorms last Wed prised if someone made a mea relson, trailed 2-0 entering the made to the Visiting Nurse and decision should be made by the mental study of the protect and While almost certain it came nesday through Friday. the ninth for his fourth save. Royals 5, Indians 0 Home Care Association of East surement up in Hartford and got 10 Rookie reliever T.R . Bryden, 2-1, ninth inning and had managed only fall, he said. consider alternatives to the road. from the Soviet accident at Cher Graustein said he and Turekian or 50 times more than we did here At Kansas City. Mark Gubicza Hartford Inc., 70 Canterbury St., took the loss. three singles off Bob Shirley. Corps engineer James Law said No court date has been set for that nobyl. Graustein said Wednesday collected the rainfall primarily or 10 or 50 times less,” Graustein earned his first victory of the year East Hartford 06118. this morning the agency has not complaint. the radiation ‘‘presents no because they were interested in said. with a three-hitter, and George i m . They could have been down 3-0 A’t 9, Blue Jays 4 Brett knocked in three runs, but for some clutch seventh-inning Motorcycle crash leading the Royals. Gubicza. who UPI photo relief by rookie Joel McKeon. The At Oakland. Toronto right struck out a season-high eight, had Reggie Jackson of the Angels waves to game at Anaheim. The home run was left-hander relieved Joel Davis leaves man hurt hander Dave Stieb, the AL leader lost his first four decisions of the after doubles by Bobby Meacham in ER A last year, surrendered season. It was Gubicza's third the crowd after belting a two-run homer No. 537 for Jackson, moving him ahead and Rickey Henderson produced three home runs in the seventh and off of Boston’s Roger Clemens in the of Mickey Mantle on the all-time list. An East Hartford man was listed PUT MANCHESTER IN THE GOVERNOR’S CORNER career shutout. Phii Niekro fell to New York’s second run — Mike in satisfactory condition at Man dropped his fifth straight game. 2-3. opening inning of Wednesday night’s Pagliarulo homered in the fourth chester Memorial Hospital this — and Willie Randolph grounded morning after suffering multiple out following Henderson’s 26th injuries when his motorcycle col stolen base of the season. lided with a car on West Middle VOTE THE O’NEILL SLATE MAY 20TH The first batter McKeon faced Turnpike Tuesday. Celtics and Bucks are ready was Don Mattingly, the Yankees’ Police said that Jorge Bravo was best hitter. westbound on the turnpike about 9 “ I was just trying to keep him p.m. when Alan Garcia of West from hitting the ball in the air," Hartford made a left turn in front PULL THE TOP LEVER to spar in Game Tw o tonight said McKeon. 2-0 in five appearan of him. ces. " I threw a fastball away to Garcia was given a citation for On May 20th, Manchester Democrats will vote to select delegates to the state conven start him off and came back with a making an illegal turn, according Bv Frederick Waterman "The reason we got up by so habit. forkball which he got off the end of to police, who said that arrest tion. Electing the O’Neiil slate will commit Manchester’s 23 deiegates to the renomina United Press International much so early was that Milwaukee " We ha ve to come out cocky and the bat.” reports are not complete. tion of Governor Bill O’Neill. was hurting and not hitting their confident," he said. "Every game The result was a tap in front of BOSTON — While preparing for shots," Boston coach K.C. Jones starts out different and with a the plate which catcher Carlton Game Two of the Eastern Confer said. "But I didn't expect them to couple of bad passes or turnovers Fisk handled easily as Henderson Gov. O’Neill has a strong record of accomplishment for Connecticut. And he’s a ence finals, the Milwaukee Bucks come in that cold.” the complexion of a game totally held third. Mike Easier struck out For the Record strong friend for Manchester too! sounded like a team that lost the Milwaukee, playing without in changes,” on a sidearm forkball and McKeon opener by three or two points jured starter Sidney Moncrief, Kevin McHale said Boston only pitched two hitless innings before instead of 32. shot 38 percent from the floor. has to be concerned with i(s play, needing help from Bob James after Manchester s in line for an $11 million state grant to rebuild and modernize the sew Moncrief, a key player in Sunday’s not with the Bucks’ play. walking pinch-hitter Gary Ro- Tanya Schlichting, 14, who has enicke with one out in the ninth. age treatment plant. "We're not down, we just have decisive seventh-game triumph "As long as we play good, solid been missing from her mother’s Since coming up from the minors, these types of games from time to over Philadelphia, wants to play basketball, we’ll do all right." East Middle Turnpike home since McKeon has not yielded a hit or a time,” explained Terry Cum tonight. McHale said. “ As long as we late April, has not been located as run in five innings. *The town received almost $1 million to rebuild sewer lines in the Porter Street and mings. who had "one of those His injured left heel has “ no risk concentrate on our performance, the Herald reported Monday, Shirley was three outs away according to her mother. Linda East side area. games” Tuesday night, scoring a 8 of permanent damage. That’s one it’s going to take a great effort to points on 3-of-13 shooting in the reason I ’m willing to play whe beat us. It’s a good situation to be in from his first shutout in more than Schlicting. Schlichting said that three years. He had retired 13 she had a telephone call from her 128-96 loss to the Boston Celtics. never I have the opportunity,” he when you just have to worry about *A $100,000 state grant helped the town and the Manchester Area Conference of “ I think we just tried too hard." said at practice Wednesday, “ A yourself." consecutive batters but he never daughter more than a week ago got any of those final three outs. and that "she seems not to be hurt Churches open the first shelter for the homeless. Cummings said. "If you get up (too month or two month’s rest will Moncrief says his team will try cure it. "Everyone on the bench said or in danger." But she said she is much) for a game, you just don’t and dominate the play on “ At this time time I ’m 75 percent Thursday. let’s get the go-ahead run on base still trying to locate her daughter. play very well and there’s nothing *A Special $20,000 grant kept New Hope Manor in business with its successful coun you can really do about it. We sure that I ’m going to make an “ I think we’ll come out more because everyone coming up has selling program for troubled youths. UPI photo should know better.” attempt to play. We’re going to aggressive.” he said. “ We have to. extra-base power . , . except Milwaukee, losers of all six make the decision before the We’re down one. We can’t afford to Ozzie.” LaRussa said. EMERGENCY Boston’s Dennis Johnson, left, looks for a passing lane meetings this season with Boston, bailgame.” he said. sit back and wait for something Fisk and Bobby Bonilla chased against Milwaukee’s Paul Mokeski during the Eastern could do little right Tuesday. The Boston is 8-1 in the playoffs and positive to happen." he said. Shirley with singles, bringing on Fire — Police — Medical Brian Fisher and his 5.23 ER A . He Conference final opener Tuesday night. The Celtics won Celtics took a 29-12 lead at the end 46-1 at home this season. Larry “ We must come out and play ON MAY 20TH PULL THE TOP LEVER... VOTE THE O’NEILL SLATE of the first half and never faltered. Bird says it is important that the with confidence. And that’s what retired pinch-hitter Jerry Hairston DIAL 911 the game, 128-96. Game Two is tonight at Boston The Bucks shot only 17 percent in Celtics start each home game we’re going to have to do if we’re but Greg Walker, just off the In Manchester Garden. the first quarter. aggressively to stay in the winning going to beat this ball club.” disabled list, singled for one run, with Bonilla taking third. ITS AN EXPERIENCED TEAM SUPPORTING THE GOVERNOR Tim Hulett fouled out. leaving it up to the 150-pound Guillen. WE DELIVER "H e’s got a pretty good fastball, UConn calls conference; Knepper stymies the Mets but I ’m a fastball hitter.” he said. If you haven't received your Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m. "I was looking for a fastball weekdays or 8 a m . Saturdays, Calhoun In line for post because that’s the best pitch he’s pleaae call your carrier. If you're / / ^ HOUSTON (AP) - The New The Astros benefitted from two to lead off, stole seconu uod third got.” unable to reach your carrier, call 4?' V ^ ^ ?/ / / / STORRS (UPI) — University tion at a news conference this York Mets. with the best record in unearned runs as Mets starter and and scored on a single by Jose The first pitch was a fastball up subscriber service, 647-9946, by of Connecticut officials called a afternoon on the main UConn baseball, and Houston's Bob loser Bob Ojeda. 5-1, lost for the Cruz. and away and Guillen, a left- 6:30 pm. weekdays or 10 am . / ^ ^ news conference for today to campus in Storrs. Knepper. the pitcher with the best first time. handed batter, hammered it over Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. .V K S S ^ record in the majors, coilided in After a single by Garner and a announce the appointment of a A source close to the search "This is just one game in a Iqng triple by Dickie Thon gave the the head of left fielder Ken Griffey. ’ ^ ^ / / 7 / ^ / / / / / new head basketball coach. committee seeking a successor the Astrodome and Knepper was " I don’t think he can hit that the survivor, .season.” Ojeda said. "No one in Astros a 4-0 lead. Mets catcher UConn officials would not to Perno said the offer to this locker room is hanging their Gary Carter hit his fifth homer of pitch again in a million years,” comment on their choice, but Calhoun was made Wednesday, Knepper. 7-1, allowed five hits, said Fisher, 1-2, who failed for the walked one. struck out five and heads. We lost today but we’ll be the year in the seventh inning to cut Northeastern coach Jim Cal a day after Calhoun visited the back tomorrow.” Houston’s lead to 4-1, third time in six save situations. CALDWELL houn had been offered the job Storrs campus and met with pitched his third complete gameen With relief ace Dave Righetti VOTE MAY 20TH AT YOUR REGULAR POLLING PLACE left vacant with the resignation officials for three hours.' route to a 6-2 victory Wednesday The Astros scored twice in the The Astros countered with two getting a night off. Manager Lou April 14 of Dom Perno. Calhoun met with his players night. second inning. Phil Garner was runs off Mets reliever Terry Leach Piniella stayed with Fisher. OIL INC. Calhoun and Northeastern Wednesday afternoon and re "Beating the Mets is good for safe on shortstop Kevin Mitchell’s on singies by Cruz. Garner and “ Fisher’s done the job,” Piniella Athletic Director Irwin M. portedly told them they would this team." Knepper said. "W e’ve fielding error and scored on the Bass. said. "He did the job last year. I ’ve POLLS OPEN 12 NOON TO 8 PM Cohen confirmed that UConn be the first to know of his won two in a row and we've got first of two doubles by Kevin Bass. got confidence in him. It’s that 69.9 had offered the Northeastern decision. NoiiOj (Nolan Ryan) throwing Doubles by Rafael Santana and simple.” per gal. C. O. D. coach the job at- UConn and Calhoun has a 250-137 record tomorrow night." Knepper said. Bass then scored on a single to Mitchell accounted for the final Fisher said he "feels great, my Calhoun said he hoped to make in 14 seasons at Northeastern "Maybe it's time for a winning center field on a single by Mark Mets run in the eighth inning. arm feels great, but I ’m doing For more information and rides to the polls call 643-1510. up his mind by today. and has one year remaining in a streak for us." Bailey. The Astros continue to lead the something wrong and I don’t know 649-8841 A UConn spokesman said the five year contact with the "I had real good rhythm tonight The Astros featured the running Western Division by one-half game what. In April. I wasn’t throwing Prfc— Sub/ecf to Chmngi Paid for by the Manchester Democratic Town Committee, Paul Phillips, Treasurer. school would announce its selec Boston school. and it's easy to pitch under those game for another run in the fourth over San Francisco, while the Mets hard. Now I am and I ’m still not conditions." inning when Billy Hatcher walked lead the Eastern Division. getting people out.” 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliunidav. May 15. IW6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 15. 1986 — 11 SCOREBOARD Scholastic roundup
Phillies 8. Reds 6 w in, lose & DREW Reyite S, Indians 0 East, MHS girls continue late-season rush SoftbaU Little League CINCINNATI PH ILAD ELPHIA CLEVELAND KANSAS OTY ObrhM lArhM abrhM obrhM Milner cf 5 110 Thmpsn cf 4 0 1 0 Butler cf 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf 3 110 ROM lb 4 0 0 0 Schmidt lb 1 1 1 l WINDHAM - East Catholic sixth on two-run homers by Me TONIOHT'S OAM f S B e m zrd 2b 4 0 1 0 Law If 5 ? J 1 Parker rf 5 2 3 1 Roenick If 3 10 0 girls’ softball coach Jay McCon- T rash -A wav vs Deon. 4 — Ro bertson Nmioflaf Fronco ss 4 0 10 Brett 3b 3 12 3 Esoskv If 5 12 2 Samuel 2b 4 0 2 1 lissa Crean and Jen Schoen, and a Carter rt 3 0 0 0 White 2b < J J Mels Johnson vs. J.C . P enney, 7:30— After losing Its first three gomes. Concpcn ss 4 1 2 1 Wilson rf 5 12 1 vllle called it "our finest game three-run shot by Cindy Knight. Robertson Jo c o b y 3b 3 0 0 0 Orto dh 3 0 11 BeM 3b 4 1 1 0 H aves 1b 4 1 3 3 ever” . D IR oso C le a n e rs beat M o rlo r tv B ro th T o b ler lb 3 0 0 0 Rov Ph 1 0 1 0 “ But this Manchester team has MCC Vets vs. CBT, 4 — Fltifferold ers, 10-1, of Buckley Field. Winning Dloz c 4 0 11 Russell c 4 0 1 0 Farr's vs, Jones, 7:30 — Fltigerald Castillo dh 3 0 0 0 Bolbonl 4 0 0 0 Oesler 2b 4 0 2 0 Schu 3b 3 1 1 0 The Eagles erupted for four not quit this year, despite all the pifeher Kevin Tedford went the dis Bondo c 3 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 1 0 Brownng P30 1 1 JMtz ss 4 120 Telephone vs. Nelson, 4 — Nike tance and contributed two RBIs. seventh inning runs and then held obstacles,” said Faignant. Cunnmlngs vs. Mok, 7:30— Nike Nixon If 3 0 10 Motley rf 9 1 ' 0 Franco p 1 0 0 0 K G ro ss p 0 0 0 0 Teommotes Danny Roberts. Jeff Ross Salazar ss 4 0 10 on to upset host Windham High, Prescott, who is hitting .421 with Blue Ok vs. D' Teom. 4 — Posonl ond Pete Mellozzo contributed with Power p 0 0 0 0 H um e p 1 0 0 0 Burger King vs. Allstate. 7:30 — TaMt 18 8 1 8 Telali 14 sn J Fo ley ph 1 0 0 0 6-3, Thursday night under the 19 RBIs, started the seventh-inning theIr gloves and bats. Cleaaland 088888888-8 PaoonI For Morlortv, Kevin Plout struck out R u cker p 0 0 0 0 lights at Eastern Connecticut State parade by singling in Kris Hus Stephenson's vs. Purdy, 4 — Keeney Kaaaoi City 881 818 81x— 5 G G ro ss ph 0 1 0 0 eight In relief, while Jom le Stone and Gom e-adnnlne RBI — B r ^ (4). University. bands with the first run. Paige Tologo vs. Sportsman, 4 — Charter Erik Kubick hod the hot sticks. Carman p 0 0 0 0 Ook E— Bernozard, Franco. DP — Aguavo ph 0 1 0 0 A two-run triple by Chris Baffin Lepak, who earlier ripped a home Clevelond 2. LOB—Clevelond 3, Kansas Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 and a two-run double by Janet Cttv 10.2B— Lo w , Brett, Fronco, M cRae. run and a triple, Lisa Morrow and A ’ W o t l lirtarnational Totals 39 4 13 4 Totols M 8 13 4 SB— L a w (8), W hite (1), W ilson (4). Cincinnati W OOJ 08^ 4 Bienkowski in the seventh were the Chantal Larose ail had key hits in J.H.C. Construction woltzed to o 13-7 The unbeaten Oilers trounced the Phllodolphia , 080 882 3«x— l most decisive blows in a night of the barrage. IP H R ER BB SO win over Washington Social Club on Lowvers, 1A1. at Leber Field to gain (jame-winnino RBI — None. heroics for East, which has won Lepak, who sports a .429 average Wednesdov night at Nike Field. Dove sole possession of first place. Jim O # w lfln 0 E—Oesler. DP—Clnclnnofl 2. LOB— Dougon drilled two hits. Including o Jackson tripled and singled, while Kirk NIekro (L ^3) 5 2-3 10 4 4 3 2 CIncInnotl 8, Phllodelphia 8.2B—Oesler. three straight to improve to 7-8. with 17 runs batted in, also played solo home run, while Aaron Bolssle, RIngbloom, Jovon Overstreet and E o ste rlv 2 1-3 2 1 0 2 0 HR —Esoskv (41, Haves (2). SF— “ Everybody had some kind of an excellent game at catcher. Mott Lescoe odded RBI doubles for the Koai at City Burt Boskervllle, Dona Mercune and Samuel contributions," said an elated Besides Prescott and Lepak, Bill Winner all odded o pair of hits O ilers. Gubciza (W 1-4) 9 3 0 0 0 8 IP H R ER BB SO apiece For the losers, Pete Avery Jason Lozzorls drove In the Lawyers' W P — G uM czo 2, T— 2:21. A— 20,324. Cincinnati McConville. "The girls knew they Larose was the only other Indian doubled and homered and Jon Brandt lone run w ith o d oule In the fifth M o tt Umpires—Home, Shulock; lb, Browning 4 9 3 3 2 7 were the underdogs and they went with two hits off losing pitcher Delesslo and Shone Wlrto added M o rriso n ; 2b, M cK e a n ; 3b, Clark. contributed two singles. American League results Franco (L 81) 1 3 4 3 3 2 out and played their hearts out.” Mikel Ann Paolitlo, who gave up singles. Poweer 1110 0 1 Phllodelphia Eagles' pitcher Laurie Bielecki just nine but was hurt by eight R k Baseball American Farm Red Sox 8. Angels 5 K. Gross 2 1-3 8 5 5 1 0 delivered another clutch perfor Chieftain errors. Acadia Restaurant chipped owov at Brewers B. Mariners 6 Hume 2 2-3 2 0 0 0 2 mance for the second consecutive Conard had manufactured a M o n ch e ste r P izza to em erg e w ith o 9-2 Americon Ltglon dump«d MARC, Rucker 221111 14-7, ot Volley Field. Winning hurler Carman (W 1-0) 1 1 0 0 0 0 game. Bielecki limited the text four-run fourth to grab a '6-4 lead, triumph ot Nike. Steve Potter ond BOSTON CALIFORNIA MILWAUKEE SEATTLE Dove Erickson rapped three hits eoch Jomle Bolfe fonned eight and was obrhM obrhM Bedroslon (S 5) 1 0 0 0 0 1 book Whippets to just six hits and before erupting in the sixth against supported by Jonothon Stonizzi'sthree AL standings ObrhM o b r h b l Browning pitched to 1 batter In 7th; for the victors, while Rocco Anselmo, Evons rf 3 10 0 Wllfong 2b 4 0 1 0 Yount 1b 5 1 0 1 Revnids 7b 4 0 0 0 walked only one batter. She fanned Prescott, who was touched for 11 F lip D uff, B ro d M ille r ond A r t 'Thom p hits ond Frank Hersho's poir, one of Boggs 3b 5 2 3 2 Grich ph 10 10 Franco pitched to 3 batters In Bth. w h ich wos o hom er. Don G riffin added C M o o re c 3 3 2 2 B radley It 1 0 0 0 T—2:37. A— 21,877. three. hits. son added two opiece. Art Nowell, Joe Eott B u ckn r dh 5 I 1 1 Jo y n e r 1b 4 0 0 0 C ooper dh 5 0 2 2 Bonnell If 4 0 1 0 Bober and BUI Hart socked two o triple and ployed excellent defense, W L Pet. OB R ice If 5 1 2 1 Dow ning If 3 1 0 0 Umpires— Home, M arsh ; 1b, B. D a v id East, which hosts St. Joseph's of The Indians are back in action lofktles each for the losers os did T.J. Pondera and Chris B a ylo r 1b 3 1 2 0 Boone c 1 0 0 0 O g llvle If 3 0 1 0 Davis 1b 3 2 1 0 son; 2b, Klbler3b; Froem m lng. New Y o rk 21 12 .636 — Cosflllo 2b 1 0 0 0 Cowens dh 5 1 1 0 Trumbull at Robertson Park on Friday against visiting South Wollenberg. Boston 21 12 .636 — Stapletn 1b 1 0 1 1 Ja cksn dh 3 2 2 2 For MARC. Julie Smart ripped two Ready 2b 4 1 1 0 Caldern rt 4 2 1 ) Friday, needs to win three of its Windsor High at Fitzgerald Field Cleveland 18 13 .581 2 Armas ct 5 0 10 DeCIncs 3b 3 1 0 0 Schrodr 1b 1 0 0 0 Presley Padres 3b 10. Pirates 4 1 4 3 3 Dully hits, Mike Toomey was Impressive on B altim o re 17 14 .548 3 Lyons cf 0 0 0 0 N arron c 2 1 1 1 final five to finish .500 and qualify at 3:30 p.m. the mound in relief and MIchela Riles ss 4 110 Hendrsn ct 3 0 1 1 . A Mven-run, comeback roKy In the M llw oukee 17 15 .531 3'/a (iedm on c 5 1 2 3 H endrck r f I 0 0 0 AAannng ct 4 2 1 0 Ram os ss 4 0 11 for the state tournament. l\ Peterson played well Detroit 15 16 .484 5 Barrett 2b 5 0 0 0 Jones rf 3 0 11 e«venth Inning paced Memorial Hoshidr rf 3 1 1 1 Yeooer SAN c DIEGO 4 0 PITTSBURGH 10 The Whippets took an early, 1-0 Corner Store to o 12-6 victory over Toronto 14 70 .412 7'/j Rom ero ss 4 I 1 0 Schoflld ss 4 0 1 0 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Pettis cf 3 0 0 0 Sveum 3b 4 0 1 2 Arm y ond Navy Club at Keeney Field. National Farm West Tetolt 37 9 10 8 Totals 34 4 10 4 Roberts 2b 5 0 0 0 A lm on If 2 1 0 0 lead, but the Eagles knotted it in Glen PelHorlnelll and Chuck Hunting* C olltorn ia 19 14 . 543 — Burlesn ph 1 0 0 0 Mllwaufeae 111 420 000— 9 Templln ss S 1 2 0 Orsulak the cf 1 0 third 0 when 0 Katie Fisher Tennis DIRoso Cleaners came from behind Texas 14 15 .514 1 Totals 41 8 13 8 Tofota H 5 7 4 ton hommered three hits each for Seattle 100030000— 4 Gwvnn rf 5 3 4 0 Mozzllll churned cf 4 0 home 0 0 from second base on Memorial/ while Rick MoHovr Ron In the bottom of the sixth inning to O akland 18 17 .514 1 Boston 008 880 211— 8 Gorvev 1b 4 2 1 2 Roy 2b 4 2 10 Collfamla 188188 810— 5 Gam e-w inning RBI — Yount (1). Lobelle. Mike Murphy and Kevin o v e rta k e W o lf/Z o c kln , 23-72, at B o w Kansas C ity 15 14 .484 2 E—Henderson, Swift. DP—Settle 1. McRvnI cl 4 2 3 3 Brown rfan 4 0 infield error. 12 East took a 2-1 MHS girls win Cahill odded two apiece. For Army- ers Field. Rob Herdlein and Steve M innesota 13 20 .394 5 Game-winning RBI — Buckner (3). E— Wllfong, DeCInces'. OP— Boston LOB— Milwaukee 10, SeattleB. 2B— Riles, Royster 3b 2 0 0 0 Breom 1b 4 1 1 2 lead in the sixth when Bienkowski Navy, Joe LIbermon. Rick Clapp, Tom Lyons hit well for the winners. John Seottle 13 22 .371 4 Ready, Dovis, Presley, Romos. SB— Nettles 3b 1 1 0 0 W inn p 0 0 0 0 I.Callfornlal.LOB— Boston9,Callfornla was hit by a pitch with the bases It was five in a row Wednesday Gollotte, Al Gardner and Dave Honlev Conklin konked two grand slams for Chicago 11 20 . 355 4 Yount (4), Householder (1). S— Riles. Bochv c 1111 Pena c 4 0 1 0 oH cracked two hits each. the losers, while Step SInatro sparkled (Wadnasdav's Results 7. 2B— Jones, Rice, 3B— . HR—Jackson loaded by fireballing losing pitcher for Manchester H'Sh’s girls’ tennis (7), Boggs (4), (3edman (3). SF— Henderson. Kruk It 4 0 2 1 Morrisn 3b 4 0 1 0 on defense. Mike Flanagan pitched Oakland 9, Toronto 4 IP H R E R BB SO Wynne cl 10 12 Khalifa ss 3 0 0 Bonnie 0 Coulu. team. welt and Mike Moynihonalsohadafine M ilw aukee 9, Seattle 4 S Milwaukee Drovekv p 2 0 0 0 Kipper p 10 0 0 'A' EasI gom e. Chicago 3, New York 2 IP H R ER BB SO Nieves 4 2-3 8 4 4 4 4 Windham tied it back up in its The Indians knocked off visiting Baltimore 8, Minnesota 3 Boston McCulIrs p 0 0 0 0 Rhoden ph 1 0 1 0 Manchester Medical Supply held on P le sa c (W 2-1) 4 1-3 2 0 0 0 3 loro ph 1 0 0 0 Reuschl p r 0 0 0 0 half on back-to-back doubles by Newington High, 6-1, for their fifth Oetrol' 8, Texas 2 Clem ens (W 4-0) 8 4 5 5 5 9 Seattle to nip Gentle Touch Cor Wosh, 9-B, at IntsrnatlonsI Farm Sam bito (S 4) 1 1 0 0 0 1 Gossoge p 1 0 0 0 D eLeon p 0 0 0 0 Couty and Diana Peppin. Catcher straight victory. Kansas CItv 5, Cleveland 0 M. Moor (L2-4) 3 2-3 4 7 4 3 2 Robertson Pork. Rick Gustafson ond Boston 8, Californio 5 Caittomla Dloz ph 0 0 0 0 Fisher engineered a spectacular MHS is now 7-3, while Newington Roger Talbot tapped three hits each for Hartford Rood Dairy Queen come up Guettermon 1 1-3 2 2 2 3 0 W alk p 0 0 0 0 with 10 runs In Its last at bot to nip Thuratlav's Oomas M c C a sk lll 7 7 2 0 2 9 Sw ift 2 2 0 0 0 2 double play in the stanza as the falls to 4-6. the w inners, w h ile B ria n S u lliv a n , Russ Chlcogo (Allen 00) at New York Frsch 1-3 2 3 2 0 0 Clem nts p 0 0 0 0 Bilodeau, Bob Fish, Rick Burnett ond Ansaldl's. 14-13, at Verplanck Field. Best 2 0 0 0 ) 2 D ovis cf 1 0 0 0 Eagles escaped further damage. Teri McGehan, Anna Riggioand Cindy Botticello delivered the winning (G uid ry A l) , 7:30 p.m. Brvden (L 2-1) 1 4 3 3 1 0 Al Noske oil contributed a pair apiece. Forster 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 HBP—bv Moore (Householder). Totols 34 10 14 9 Totals 33 4 4 4 hit — a boses-clearlng double — to go Minnesota (VIolo A2) at Boltimore W P — M o ore2. T — 2:54. A — 9,714. The Whippets' last gasp came in Gail Sheffield ail won in two sets, For the losers, John Handfleld hacked (B oddicker 34)), 7:35 p.m, HBP—bv Clemens (Downing). Son Diego 20811) 005— 10 three hits ond Rick KrolewsklandPoul with on earlier single. For Ansaldl's, Pittsburgh 088 002 020— 4 the seventh, when Karen Christian as did the double duo Of Paula Chris Pazda and Brett Lewin pitched Texas (AAason 2-0) at Detroit (Tanana W P — Clem ens 3. T — 3:15. A —32,9144. Herald photos by Pinto McCluskey added two each. A2), 7:35 p.m. Umpires—Home, Cooney; )b, Pa Gome-winning RBI — G a rv e v (1). rocketed a solo home run over the Lacey and Jill Boggini. well, while Pat Osborne and Grant lerm o; 2b, B rin km an ; 3b. Kaiser. Clevelond (Schrom 3-1) at Kansas City Um pires—Home, M errill 1b, E—Roberts, Pena DP—Pittsburgh 3. Manchester’s Paula Lacey is one-half of the No. 1 Cline drilled doubles to pace the LOB—Son Diego 8, Pittsburgh 5. right field fence. Manchester hosts South Windsor Norfhern offense. (Leonard 3-3), 8:35 p.m. H en dry; 2b, Cousins; 3b, Johnson on Friday at 3:30 p.m. doubles team. She and teammate Jill Boggini beat Ftldov's Oomes 2B —McRevnolds 2. Templeton, Beth Leslie was the lone Eagle Senior Teri McGehan plays No. 1 singlesforthe Manchester High Manchester Police Union abused Seottle at New York, night Brown. 3B— Gwvnn H R — G a rve v (4), with two hits off Couty. who Terl McGehon (M) def. Joelle Gold A's9.BlueJays4 Bochv (3), ' Newington's pair of Stacie Miller-Julie Wallace 6-2, girls’ tennis team. She set the pace Wednesday with a 6-0, 6-1 Cox Cable, 11-5, at Robertson. Al MInnesoto at Milwaukee, night White Sox 3, Yankees 2 McConville described as the fas stein, 4-0, 6-1; A n n o R lg g lo (M ) def. Young yanked three hits and Tom C alifo rnia ot Detroit, night Breom (6) SB—Gw vnn 2 (4). Sondra Suvdam, 4-2,4-1; Gall Sheffield 7-5 Wednesday at Memorial Field courts. victory over Newington’s Joelle Goldstein. Larson, Sandy Flcaro and Howie Scholastic Kansas City at Chlcogo. night TORONTO OAKLAND S— Droveckv test hurler he’s ever seen. (M ) def. M ic h e lle B u b n lk , 4-1, 4-4; Beeler belted two each. Six batters hod Clevelondot Toronto, night , CHICAGO NEW YORK Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Nicole Mellow (M) def. BhavinI Pafel, two hits eoch for Cox, including Chris Oakland at Baltimore, night obrhbl abrhbi G a rc ia 2b 4 0 0 0 P h illip s 3b 2 1 0 0 IP H RERBBSO Miracle for MHS 3- 4, 7-5, 7-5; P a u la Locey-JIII B o o o ln l Dldden, Steve Montllk, Angel Ro- Texas ot Boston, night Cangels cf 4 0 0 0 Hendrsn cf 5 0 M 1osebv cf 5 1 0 0 0 Peters It 3)00 Son Diego (M) del. Stace Mlller-Julie Wallace, dlaues, Duffy Leone, Tom Puckett and Rennet baseball Standouts Tollesn 3b 4 0 1 0 Rndlph 2b 4 0 Bell 2 It 4 013 0 Canseco rt 4 2 3 3 D rvckv IW 3-3) 6 2 3 4 2 2 3 4 4- 2, 7-5; Kristen Ashbacher-SueAaron Wlochowskl-Matt Clough (M) B e n o l, 6-3, 4-2; P o w e rs-l-a iio n (E C ) Suchlta Olhd, 4-1,4-1; Carol Trocclold- Olender (EC) def. Greg Tutano, Bob Rawson. Home Runs Baines rf 4 0 0 0 M ttn g lv 1b 4 0 Barfield 2 rt 4 00 0 0 Klngmn dh 5 2 2 1 McCullers )-3 0 0 0 0 0 WEST HARTFORD - Mean Guerefte (M) def. JIM Blnford-Dona def. Scott Thresher-John Mokuch, 6-3, def. Z ib a ltis-K a p lc d , 4-1, 4-1; M ik e Erln Hickey (EC) def. Katrina 44-49; C h ris D annhev (A ) def. PowM- It took eight innings for Bennet Toronto, Johnson (3). Oakland. Can Fisk c 3 110 Easier dh 4 0 1 0 Upshaw 1b 3 1 1 1 Bochte 1b 4 12 1 Gossoge IS 4) 2 2 2 2 0 3 while, over in West Hartford, the Rao, 4-4, 4-3, 6-2; J e n n ife r C o o k-N e e ll 6- 2. Komic-Steve JennettI (A) def. Mike P d la zzo la -S o n d v L ag an o , 4-1, 4-3. shen, 44-49; K in g (E C ) def. Tom Junior High's baseball team to defeat seco (11), Klngm on (8), D ovis (3). New Bonlllo It 4 110 Winfield rf 4 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 2 2 2 1 Davis ct 3 111 Pittsburgh Manchester High softball team Guthort (N) def. Kate Gallogher- KeM ev-A ndrew B o d v k , 7-5, 4-4; T im HdM gren, 44-54; C a re lla (E C ) def. A' Ceniral Soge Park from Windsor, 4-3. Steve Y ork, K ittle dh 3 0 0 0 G riffe y If 4 0 G rub0 er 3b 3 0 0 0 0 H ill 2b 4 0 ) 2 Kipper (L 83) 6 8 5 5 3 2 Je n n lfe r C lo u g h , 4-8 p ro set. Powers-Greg Seaver (EC) def. Brian M a r io C a la g ln l, 51-52; Stone (E C ) def. Jo y n e r led off the bottom of the eighth P o g lla ru lo (5). Detroit, Lem on (3), Lan. H airstn ph I 0 0 0 P a g lla rl 3b 4 1 M 1u lin ks 3b 1 1 0 0 0 G riffin ss 4 0 0 0 DeLeon ) ) 0 0 ) 2 was working a comeback miracle P o la k -C o n ra d Ja rze b o w skI, 2-4, 7-5, J e ff S d lkd , 44-52. The Main Pub outlasted Harpo's, S-7, w ith a triple and then scored the P a rrish (7), Evans (7). M innesota, Welker lb 3 111 Wvnegar c 3 0 0 0 Martinez c 3 0 1 1 Willard c 4 110 Wolk ) ) 0 0 ) 0 of its own. Boys one better E C boys win 7-5. at Fitzgerald Field. Jack Frascorelll Hulett 2b 4 0 2 0 Mechm ss 3 110 Golf winning run on Jim Kitsock's second Sm alley 2 (5), Puckett (13). Baltim ore, Leach ph 1 0 0 0 Clements 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 The Indians scored 11 runs in the banged three hits. Including the gamer RBI of the day. Joyner and Arls Lynn (3). Boston. Boggs (4). Gedm an Guillen ss 4 0 12 Roenick ph 0 0 0 0 W hitt c 0 0 0 0 Winn 2-3 2 3 3 3 0 WEST HARTFORD - The MHS NEW BRITAIN — After losing In the bottom of the seventh, to star for Leonard each added an RBI apiece. (3). C alifornia, Jackson (7). Cotto pr 0 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 3 0 1 1 W P — Kipper T— 2:52 A —9,430. top of the seventh inning to the winners. Ed White, Tony Compelll, boys’ team went one better than its seven of their first eight matches E C splits Cheney falls Leonard notched the victory In relief of (Winning Pitchers Totals 34 3 7 3 Totals 15 2 8 3 Tafolt 11 4 8 4 Totals 33 9 10 8 overcome a 13-4 deficit and stun this season, the East Catholic boys Eagle girls win Tim Bvcholski and Kevin Hanlon storter Kevin Franklin, who wos Chicago 800 888 803— 3 Toronto 028 818 810— 4 Umpires—Home, Pollone; lb, En female counterparts, winning ail added two hits each. For Harpo's. Pete O akland. Young (1-0). M llw oukee, homestanding Conard High. 15-13. FA IR FIE LD - The Eagles split Cheney Tech's golf team saw its Impressive through the first five Plesac (2-1). Kansas CItv, G ubiczo (1-4). N ew York 088 188 100— 2 Oakland lOO OOO six— 9 gel; 2b, Quick: 3b, Runge. seven matches in a 7-0 sweep over are finally starting to turn things The East Catholic girls’ team Denz roped two hits. Including a fram es. (3ame-wlnnlng RBI — Guillen (I). Game-winning RBI — None. Winning hurler Erin Prescott a pair of golf matches Wednesday, record even off at 5-5 Wednesday two-run HR. ond Bill Zwlck, Ken Hill Chicago, M cK e o n (2-0). Detroit, T e r host Northwest Catholic. around. thoroughly thrashed Rocky Hill rell (Al). Boltimore, Dixon (A2). LOB—Chicago 7, New York 9. E—Griffin, Garcia, Davis. DP— capped the explosion with a grand knocking off St. Thomas Aquinas. with a 4-1 loss to visiting Cromwell ond P a u l P fo cld o eoch chipped In w ith 2B—Meacham, Henderson. 3B — David Browne cruised through The Eagles copped their second. High. 7-0. at Manchester Commun o pair of safeties. MRS JV softball Boston, Clemens (4-0) Toronto 1, Ooklond 1. LOB— Toronto 8, Dodgers 8. Cardinals 3 6-1. while getting swept by Fair- High at the Manchester Country Guillen. HR — Pagliarulo (5). SB — Oakland 7.2B—Mortinez.Canseco. HR— slam home run. win in succession Wednesday. 6-1, ity College. two sets without a loss to pace field Prep. 7-0. Club. Manchester High outslugged Conard Henderson (24). Johnson (3), Canseco (11), Kingm an (8), “ It was one of the best Manches over host St Thomas Aquinas. EC The Eagles won every set to NL standings IP H R ER BB SO Davis (3). —Phillips. SF— Fernandez. Manchester’s victorious singles Women's Rec High, 19-10, In lunlor varsity softball LOV ANGELES ST LOUIS ter comebacks in recent me is now 3-8. while Aquinas is 4-7. John King carded a team-best 41 Cromwell’s Jeff Welaowitz W ednesday. The 9-4 Indians w ere led Chlcogo _ <’(; r b bi Ob r h bl quartet. raise their season record to 6-2. The Hungry Tiger held on to beot the D ovis 4 1-3 8 2 2 2 2 mory.” said excited MHS coach for the 7-4 Eagles. carded a 46 to win medalist honors. by the bats of Lisa DeLlsle and Tammy Eost IP H R ER BB SO Duncan ss 5 3 2 1 Colemon If 5 0 2 1 The Indians, who won their third Singles victor Matt Dimbicki Rocky Hill fell to 3-6. Main Pub. 10-8, at Chorter Oak Field. Sn ellen berger. who roped o doub le ond McKeon (W 2-0) 2 0 0 0 ) 3 Toronto J?* , 4 2 3 3 Smith ss 4 110 Mary Faignant. "This certainly Fairfield Prep’s trio of Dave The Beavers’ Scott McDermott (W L Pet. GB Jam es (S 4) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 7-0 match in a row, are now 6-3. dominated his match by employ Andrea Bearse and Melissa Cindy Greenberg laced four singles to single apiece. Snellenberger was also New Y o rk 21 7 . 750 — Stieb (L 0-5) 4 2-3 9 8 4 3 0 Modlck 3b 4 0 2 I McGee ct 4)00 shows this team has a lot of quality Renzulli, Matt Berndt and Leo shot a team-low 47, while Steve pace the Tiger, while Mory Carroll the winning pitcher, going the distonce New York C au dill 11-31)121 Andersn 3b 1 0 0 0 Clork )b 2 0 0 0 MHS travels to South Windsor ing his strong service. Sean Carroll went unbeaten in their M o ntreal 19 11 .433 3 Shlrlev 8 5 2 2 2 7 OoKlofid character and will do some decid Redgate all shot 39s to share Demko notched Cheney’s lone added two. For the Pub, Claudio Ahern while fanning seven. P hllode lphia 13 14 .448 8'/? M o rsh ll r1 5 0 11 Herr 2b 3 0 0 0 High on Friday for a 3:30 p.m. Powers won a tough match. Jim singles victories for EC. which lo cke d a hom er, d oub le and s ln g le a n d MHS. which was aided by ISboseson Fisher (L 1-2) 1 2 1)00 Young (W 1-0) 7 1-3 4 4 4 3 4 Cedenc It 5 0 2 0 Penditn 3b 4 0 1 ) ing on who will win the CCC East.” medalist honors. victory. St. Louis 13 17 .433 9 Shlrlev pitched to 2 batters In 9th. match. Fallon was steady and Scott entertains South Catholic at MCC Doreen Downhom hod three singles. b a lls, hosts South W in d so r on F rid a y at Pittsburgh 12 14 .429 9 O ntiveros 1 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 Cabell 1b 5 0 10 Heath c 3)10 The win was the third straight East faces St. Bernard and Cheney Tech meets Rocky Hill Mllle Rolney olso smashed a round- Chorter Oak Field. HBP—bv Shlrlev (Walker), T—3:05. HBP—bv Stieb (Phillips), bv Young ^iosclo c 5 1 2 0 Vn SIvk rt 4 0 1 0 Results — Glenn Horowitz
better in a cat carrier without QUESTION: It’s beautiful Scout Council affiliated with the tranquilizatlon. Most pet supply My dog has springtime Hartford Council and brought the stores have sturdy plastic carriers floppy ears and once more, and camp with them. available. These will not only come seems to get a that means tag This summer Merrie-wood will in handy for your trip but will also lot of brown sales and craft Girl Scout have a variety of programs based Pet Forum make things much more pleasant greasy stuff on fairs! The 12th on an Indian theme. Outdoor when you transport your cat for the inside of his annual Spring Roundup living, led Dianne Stromert, will other reasons, such as the annual ears. Should I Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. time Craft Fair, learn about this area’s Indian visit to your veterinarian. Lois Gary clean this out sponsored by tribes and other American Indian When traveling, especially in the and if so how? Senior Troop 2, cultures. Campers’ Stew, led by summertime, never leave your cat Do I have to will take place Marie Kllloran, will work on the or dog in a car with the windows take him to the on Saturday seven basic camping skllFs. rolled up tight. The interior of a veterinarian from 10 a.m. to In arts and crafts, led by Verna tightly closed car in the heat can for this? 3 p.m. at Center Congregational learned details of life in Livermore Feist, girls will work with leather get as hot as an oven. Many pets Church. About 45 craftspoople will Falls, 1870. have died of heat prostration when and learna about Indian crafts. In ANSWER: What you have des an ear Infection and should be display their wares, and Troop 2 left in a closed vehicle. Also, make the afternoon, the Juniors will cribed sounds like a buildup of ear examined and treated by a veteri will sell freshly baked goods. Riverside Park was the destina sure that your pet is offered fresh concentrate on the Disabilities wax. Floppy-eared dogs are more narian. You should also seek Lunch will also be available tion of Cadette Troop 667 on May 3. water frequently when traveling. Badge, while the Brownies work on prone to this than dogs with upright veterinary advice if the material through Troop 2. Six girls, along with their leaders, the World Hunger patch. Everyone ears. You can periodically remove has a strong odor or has a granular Gloria and Ray Shephard.enjoyed Q UES'nON: We had our dog will get ready for the overnight this material yourself. flaky consistency. All Girl Scout troops have rides, the arcade and games. blood tested for heartworms. The held at the end of each two-week The best way to do this at home is E ar infections and ear parasites “ roughing it” campouts, but Thanks to the bowling expertise of test was negative and we give him session. to use cotton and mineral oil or (ear mites) are a serious matter in Cadette Troop 61, led by Linda Mr. Shephard and Mr. Baldassa- the medicine every day to prevent Perhaps the newest and biggest baby oil. Wrap a thin layer of dogs and cats. Carlson, roughed it in a very rio, each girl went home with a heartworms. I have heard that thing this summer is the arrival of cotton around your index finger In sum. if you suspect an different Way. They lived three stuffed animal. To the disappoint there is some new medicine that the Daisies, who will have three and put the oil on the cotton, then infection based on what I have days just as it was on a farm in the ment of alt, the weather was cold will prevent heartworms but one-week sessions. They’ll do a insert your finger into the ear said, seek veterinary attention for 1870s. and ended their visit too soon. doesn’t have to be given every day. variety of activities with their canal opening and use a wiping your pet. However, if the material The girls lived in families at the After supper at MacDonald’s, they Do you know anything about this? leaders. motion. Repeat this procedure has a waxy consistency, you can Norlands Living History Center in retui ned to Manchester at 10 p.m. until the cotton comes out clean. safely and easily take care of the Liverm ore Falls. Maine. They did Camp counselors are desper ANSWER: At present, the only Then wipe the inner surface of the problem at home. men’s and women’s chores. Bam Merrie-wood is a name known ately needed, especially for Brow approved medicine to prevent ear flap in the same manner. chores included mucking the and loved by every Manchester nie units. If you are of high school heartworms is diethylcarbama- Do not use cotton-tipped applica QUESTION: We are planning a stalls, slopping the pigs and Girl Scout. Merrie-wood Is a age or older and can spare some zine. It is available as a tablet, a tor sticks or anything smaller than trip to the Midwest and will be feeding the many farm animals. summer day camp as well as a time this summer, contact the Harild photo by Buhaw liquid and a chewable flavored your finger in the ear canal. Also, taking our cat with us. Is there an They also learned how to milk the troop camping place, and it is an tablet. Regardless of the form of Hartford Council office or Carol do not substitute tissue paper or easy way to control our cat in the cows and drive the oxen. official Connecticut Valley Girl the medicine, it must be given Colvin at 046-4475 for more infor Baskets for Atheneum other material for cotton as it wili car? Should we get tranquilizers They cooked their meals on a Scout camp. How did this place in mation. Through dedicated leader every day to be fully effective. irritate the sensitive tissue in the for him? wood-burning stove and made the woods come to be a part of Girl There is a drug called Ivermec ship. Camp Merrie-wood will con ear. You can use cotton-tipped butter, apple pies, biscuits and Scouting? Regional Occupational Training Center dents Scott Thayer and Cathy Krivanec, tin which may effectively prevent tinue to bring Scouts joy for years applicators soaked in the oil to ANSWER: Your cat will proba pancakes, and lit their way to the Merrie-wood began in 1947 when to come. heartworms when given about students made the baskets, string art and teacher Myrna Spector, from left, clean the inner surface of the ear bly travel well if you use a privy with kerosene lamps. They the Cheney family gave seven every 30 days. The use of Iverm ec and a hand-painted shirt, above, for the look over the crafts. ROTC students wilt flap. large-size cat carrier with plenty worked on a crazy quilt and played acres of land to the Manchester. tin to prevent heartworms has not Lois Gary is a member of If the material is of a fluid or of ventilation. Cats usually feel 1870s games. Girl Scouts. The chairman of camp “Very Special Arts Festival," May 29 to attend the festival. Tencellent, a volun been approved by the Federal Manchester’s Senior Troop 2. creamy consistency or if the ear secure and comfortable when they The girls had to go to school for development was Jessie Hewitt. teer, teaches basket making to ROTC Food and Drug Administration. 31 at the Wadsworth Atheneum, Hart tissue appears to be red and are in an enclosed carrier, and I H*ri(d photo by Bsihsw two hours in a one-room school- The main cabin was soon built by The drug is being evaluated for ford. Volunteer Helen Tencellent, stu students. inflamed, your dog probably has feel that they generally fare much house. Their teacher. Master Bi the Manchester Trade School, approval and the manufacturer is gelow. taught them how to write today known as Howell Cheney optimistic regarding its safety and Ready to fish Now you know with a quill pen. Regional Technical School. effectiveness. Social Security While they were there, they took In October 1955, the outdoor Although the 1927 movie "The the names of people who lived in kitchen was dedicated to Edwin Jazz Singer” starring Al Jolson is Dr. Edward A. Williams Is a James K. Hill, Donna Cammeyer and Savings Bank of Manchester. The bank 1870 and learned about ’’their” Meyer, well remembered for his credited with being the first Manchester veterinarian. Do you donated $600 to the derby. Hill and lives. They found the foundations active fund-raising on behalf of the "talkie” motion picture, sound have a question you'd like to see Frank A. Mordavsky, from left, are ready to “ their” houses and ’’their” camp. Over the years, the cabins movies date back to September answered here? Write ic Pet for the senior citizens’ fishing derby Mordavsky are among seniors who will Applicants need records graves in the nearby cemetery. were built by other volunteers 1896, when short films accompan Forum, Manchester Herald, P.O. participate in the event to be sponsored Friday from 6 a.m. to noon at Salters From old journals, town records, such as Norm Larsen. Council was ied by sound recorded on synchron Box 591, Manchester, 06040. Pond. Cammeyer is vice president of the by Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. letters and stories, the Scouts formed in 1961. Manchester Girl ized discs were shown in Berlin. QUESTION: I'd like to get my hospital (or other facility primar Security tax. father to apply for .SSI. What ily providing skilled nursing or information will I need to gather rehabilitation services) for 60 days QUESTION: How are member* for him? in a row, including the day of of the clergy affected by this Incentives abound for new car buyers discharge. differot treatment of nonprofit ANSW ER: SSI applicants should organizations? bring their Social Security card or QUESTION: Two months ago I took a second job, working at night. ANSW ER: Members of the If you’re in program. GM ’s current plan ends superior arrangement on foreign a record of their Social Security I notice now that my second clergy were not affected by the the market for a on June 30; Ford’s applies to ’85 cars or on cars not included in the number; their birth certificate or, employer is deducting Social Se change in the law. The are new car during and ’86 models ordered before July programs of the Big th ree of the if that isn’t available, the oldest curity taxes. Of course, I also pay considered to be self-employed for this traditional 5. Note, however that on some US. proof of age they have; informa Social Security on my regular job. Social Security purposes, unless buying season longer contracts, an earlier cutoff On the downside of the incentive tion about their income and assetjs. It seems to me that by the end of they receive an exemption. and if you’re order date may be required. Check programs, your dealer may not such as award letters, bank books, Sylvia the year I will have paid in more willing to settle with the dealer. want to knock down the original insurance policies, and copies of f o r certain Those rates may strike you as price of the car as much as you tax returns; information about than the maximum. What can I do This column is prepared by the models, you can Porter real bargains, especially' com would expect. Or he will offer you their mortgage or their lease; and about that? Social Security Administration ia get a good deal. pared with bank rates on car loans, less on the trade-in value of your medical records concerning any East Hartford. If yoa have a which still on average hover disability, as well as the names of ANSW ER; When you file your question you'd like to see answered Cut-rate financ w 1 old car. Or perhaps you will be ing arrange around II percent. socked by a demand for a huge medical Institutions where they federal income tax at the end of the here, write to Social Secnrity, ments. for in On lower-priced ears, monthly down payment. have been treated. year, you can apply for a refund of Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, any overpayment in your Social Manchester 00040. stance. Some of the lowest lending can get comparatively cheap rates payments for short-term contracts Look into all offers with care, rates in years, as low as 6.8 percent on 36-month contracts to finance can be great for a fam ily on a tight and don’t hesitate to shop at QUESTION; I’m entering a on specific models. Incentive in such models as the Thunderbird, budget. different dealerships for the same hospital hext month for the first one form or another.- Tempo, Mustang. Escort and For example, suppose you want car — letting each dealer know you time under Medicare coverage. I Escort EXP. a 1986 Ford Escort that costs are shopping with intent to buy at know that a Medicare benefit The offers are on ail sides of you $6,360. including tax and license. If the best price to you. period starts when I enter the NOIA SCOTIA in the marketplace. Shop! Study! Ford’s highest rate. 10.9 percent, you put 10 percent down, your Financing is just one part of the hospital. But when does it end. Select! Trade-in values, down applies to 48-month loans on the monthly payment will be $179.29 at deal you seek. But it’s a key part. when I ’m discharged? payments, maturity of contracts — Econoline van. Club Wagon and 7.9 percent for 36 months. Can you The dealer knows it; the manufac all are up for grabs in a market other large vehicles, including take that? Or is even this too turer knows it. So should you! ANSW ER: A benefit period ends that has been sluggish for a long some pickups. much? when you have been out of a time. Certain cars, not to your sur “Sylvia Porter’s New Money prise, I ’m sure, don’t show up on The new incentive programs A FASCINATING POINT; For Book for the 80s.” 1,328 pages of these lists — for example, luxury announced first by General Motors eign manufacturers have not felt down-to-earth advice on personal cars, such as Cadillacs and Lincoln Famous statue and then matched by Ford, offer the need (at least so far) to money management, is available Continentals. stimulate sales with these incen Herald photo by Richmond some of the lowest rates in years. through her column. Send $9.95 gets a checkup -.T' Chrysler offers 6.8 percent on two Chrysler’s incentive rate (6.8 tive financing rates. Check with plus $1 for mailing and handling to percent) applies to its Dodge Omni care what incentive deals you can of its cars and Ramcharger. a “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book Htrtid photo by Pinto STOCKTON ON TEES, England Why does Adida, held by Dog Warden Richard Rand, and Plymouth Horizon. Terms make. sports utility vehicle. for the 80s,” in care of the (A P ) — Eros, the famous statue range up to 60 months at this rate. Your vacation begins look so alert? The answer is he’s watching someone, Local dealers may be plugged Manchester Herald, P.O. Box that has graced London’s Picadilly Interest rates in the GM and standing behind the camera, eating a hotdog. Adida is into special marketing plans, or 419150, Kansas City. Mo. 64141. Circus since 1898, has left the Ford programs, which are offered CHRYSLER HAS NOT an Carr thanks church for $llB,000 the moment you drive aboard. have good contacts with local Make checks payable to Andrews, square to seek rest and waiting to be adopted. through their finance subsidiaries nounced an expiration date for this lenders so they can offer you a McMeel & Parker. restoration. As low as $111.00 (or a family of What a way to travel! There^ so (as are Chrysler’s) range from 6.9 Radiographic inspection by a much to see and do aboard the percent to 11.0 percent, depending Jim Harvey, left, shows a poster to Conference of Churches, which oper four* with car. British subsidiary of American- Bluenose. you’ll wish the crossing on the car, truck or van and the Adopt a pet Nancy Carr and the Rev. Richard ates the shelter and the soup kitchen. based Foster-Wheeler will search Bar Harbor, Maine is the drive-on took longer. But Nova ^o tia awaits length of the contract. ELIMINATE NEWSPAPER PROBLEMS Dupree, pastor of North United Metho The poster shows photos of the shelter, out areas of the statue needing point for one of the most you. Bon^oyage! For GM. the lower rates apply to dist Church. Harvey was chairman of which was once a Main Street church. repair after its long stay in enchanting ways to travel you'll shorter contracts such as the the church drive which raised $18,000 The $18,000 will be given over a London’s foggy air. Repairs will be ever experience. For the next six Call today. 30-month contracts on the Buick RUSTPROOF made later this year on the hours, you leave the navigating to For more information on Bluenose LeSabre. Pontiac Fiero. Oldsmo- WITH A for the Manchester Shelter-Soup Kit three-year period. The first $3,000 was 400-pound. 8-foot- high statue by us as we sail you and your car (RVs, Shepherd cross schedules, fares, package tours and bile Delta 88. and Chevrolet chen Renovation Project. Carr is presented Sunday to Carr. Charles Henshaw & Sons of Pop-ups, Car-tops, more than reservations, call CN Marine at Chevette. executive director of Manchester Area Edinburgh. welcome) to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia these toll-free numbers: aboard the Bluenose. a world-class wears ‘sneakers’ ON MOST OTHER models, GM auto ferry. ContinenUI U.S.: 1-800-341-7981 is offering 7.9 percent on 48-month NEWSPAPER BOX! Maine: 1 800 432-7344 Sit back, relax and take advantage By Barbara Richmond about 9 months old and is a mixed contracts, and 9.9 percent on of everything the Bluenose has to Special to the Herald breed with some yellow Labrador 60-month contracts. Mount Your Cheney Tech releases Plan your Nova Scotia vacation offer. Our daylight crossing means with our Tburism Guide Book by retriever. He was found roaming About the same time as it you can stroll the decks and enjoy calling toll-free: Adida is the name Dog Warden at Broad and Center streets on announced these rates, however. Home Delivery A gem from the master... the salty sea air or take in a little Richard Rand has chosen for this April 17. GM raised its sticker prices an third-quarter honors Continental U.S.: 1-80CF341-6096 sun. Afterwards, wine and dine in week’s featured pet. When you see There’s another Doberman average of 2.9 percent. Newspaper At Maine: 1-800-492-0643 the dog, you’ll know why. He is cross, a female, waiting for our bar and restaurant. You’ll find a Ford’s lowest rate of 6.9 percent ^Tend us your wearing four white “ sneakers.” someone to take her home. She’s : The third-quarter honor roll at Honors courteous Canadian crew always Or fill in and mail the coupon below. applies only to a 36-month contract A Convenient Adida is a cute iittle shepherd about 1 year old and was found on Howell Cheney Regional Technical Joseph W. Boldlnoer, Christopher J. ready to serve you. And don’t on the Ranger pickup. But you also Brown, Donald E. Christie Jr„ Ti CN Marine also operates the cross. He’s about 3 months old and May 1 on South Main Street. Location. School was announced recently. mothy R. Condrv, Rollond R. Cote III, ears!" i worry about the kids, they're “Princess of Acadia" from Saint was found roaming on Main Street The dog pound is located on town Mark G. Cusson, Shown F. Dukett, Joel having a super time in our GRADE f S. Frozler, James J. Fuller, Brian N. |ohn. New Brunswick to Digby, on May 5. He’s black and tan. with, property off Olcott Street. The dog Shakespeare wrote it. We repeat children!: playroom. So go on, try Honor* Gdbourv, Victoria Garbich, Crolo B. Nova Scotia. of course, four white paws. warden is available at the pound IVs A Sure , Jettrev A. Allen, AAotIhew E. Alpert, Goldsnider, Mark T. Hoddock, Scott F. it. Lend us your ears so that your luck in the casino or browse from noon to 1 p.m.. He can be New graduate program Eric M. Berch, Crolg S. Berube, Mark Infante, Trisho L. Kelley, Timothy M. we may show you these exquisite through our duty-free shop. *2 adults. 2 children aged S to 12. The young female cocker spaniel L. Colpitts, Darren M. Cubit, Jeffrey E. Larsen, Todd J. Rossini, Howard E. reached by. calling the pound. NEW YORK (AP) — Designed Way To aggett, Dennis W. Donahue, Bruce P. Rovegno, Diane M. Sandbero, Joffrov pierced diamond earring clusters. found on Vernon Street has been 643-6642 or by calling the police primqrily for those who wish to Bube, Trevor N. Forbes, Collin D. L. Schomboch, Dean M. St. Amond, adopted by an Ellington family, so department. 646-4555. practice architecture and design Foster, Christopher R. Futtner, Olln H. Scott T. Washburn, Kevin C. Zorda. she now has a nice country home. Safe News... Everyday! Grant, Gory M. Helm, Peter D. Hlorne, Someone can also be contacted criticism professionally. Parsons Scott A. Kosok,.Raymond N. Lorose, GRADE 12 The small male shepherd cross, at the pound by calling either of School of Design and the New Henry LIss, Gory L. Monvllle, Rofoel J. High Honors about 8 months old. has been those numbers from 6 to 9 p.m., School for Social Research will White‘Leather Grained Finish / Black Lettering Meneses, More P. Morin, Richard Richard Dezso, Thomas Donnelly, adopted by a Manchester family. Morin, Phokslnh S. Moundroty, Jose John R. Farmer, Christopher M. Monday through Friday. jointly launch the nation’s first F. Mouro, Keith R. Normondln, M i Tweed. The only new dog at the pound as There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog graduate program in architecture ORDER BY MAIL * Instructions chael A. Pleroo. Gerald B. Reed, Honor* of Tuesday was a 7-month-old and the new owner must have the Trocev T. Robbins, Donald F. Sauer, Roger M. Ames, Richard L. Banvillo, and design criticism in September /Aonica T. Torres. Gregory W. Bolokewicz, Scott W. $240 female shepherd cross. She’s black dog licensed. 1986. Your Name Pick One Up At BldwoM, MIchoel J. BIxby, Thomos H. $325 and tan and was found on May 7 on GRADE IS Blorkland, Kenneth H. Colobro, Bruce $720 Overland Street. >oooBOOoeobOouuu4J
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NASA’s ambitious space station requires 14 shuttle fiights No sign wjc In Brief Young murderer executed Southeast faces disruption HUNTSVILLE,HUNTSVILLE Texas Texn. t o - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 15. 19«6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, May 15, 1986 — tl Advice BUSINESS Future in-laws on the outs CAMBRIDGE REPORTS Highlights Sometimes interest isn’t deductibie Personal Financial Threats QUESTION: bonds. In a rare show of good come from the Federal Reserve over costly wedding plans My husband sense. Congress killed that notion. Bank. Is that true? What is the L ■ Which one economic condition poses the greatest threat to your and I plan to Now, as a general rule, the IRS reason for the delay? ' ■ own personal economic situation over the next few years? refinance an will not claim there is a direct DEAR the test, you will be certified as apartment Investors’ relationship between borrowing ANSWER: It shouldn’t take that building weown ABBY; Our son having a high school education, and municipal bond ownership in long. The money is available on the by obtaining- a Guide is getting mar and you will qualify for college as a any of the three following very day an interest coupon comes new and larger ried in Sep high school graduate. You may circumstances; due. If you present a coupon to your mortgage. We William A. Doyle tember. When also apply for jobs that require a 1. The debt is incurred for bank in advance, it can be sent to a Dear Abby would like to "Evelyn,” the high school diploma. personal purposes, such as a Federal Reserve Bank, which will bride’s mother, Abigail Van Buren This test is known in some parts use the money home mortgage. called to tell me of the country as the High School from the refi m J m k 2. The municipal bonds do either mail an inters! check or send of the wedding Equivalency test. nancing to buy not exceed 2 percent of your the money by bank wire. plans, I was Good luck, and thanks for asking municipal bonds paying tax-free municipal bonds. investments and business Your bond is a federal agency floored! They because this information is valua interests. Is this allowed? Because there would be what the assets. bond, for which all 12 Federal are having'the ble to many other readers. IRS calls a “ direct relationship” 3. The debt is for business Reserve Banks are interest-paying reception at the ANSWER: There’s nothing in between the money obtained purposes and does not exceed agencies. Federal Reserve Banks most expensive hall in Boston. the bride should have had a DEAR ABBY; My 16-year-old the world to prevent you from through the apartment building business needs. never — repeat, NEVER — levy Abby, these are young kids who meeting with you before they son wrote a letter to his grandpar refinancing real estate and doing refinancing and your investment charges for redeeming interest have nothing. planned a wedding that was ents who live in California. It anything you please with the in tax exempts, the mortgage Q UESTIO N: We have a coupons of federal agency or U.S. I was informed that our share beyond their means. Having com wasn’t a routine "thank-you” proceeds. But, if the Internal interest deduction would be disal government-backed Washington Treasury securities. would be $4,500. I told Evelyn we mitted for it. they have no right to letter, but a spontaneous, friendly Revenue Service gets wind of the lowed, in the event your income tax Metropolitan Area Transit Author There is a great deal of confusion didn't have that kind of money, "bill” you. They may have to make "keep-in-touch” letter. Source Survey of the U S. adutl populalion by Cambridge Reports. Cambridge. MA deal, you would not be able to take return is audited. ity bond in bearer form. We clip about this, even among bankers. that 11,000 was our limit. She hung a loan, which will be theirproblem. Yesterday he received a re ______c 1966 Cambridge Reports, Inc Distributed by Kir>g Features Syndicate an income tax deduction for the Of course, there are times when each semiannual interest coupon Federal Reserve Banks do charge up on me. not yours. sponse from my mother. When he mortgage interest. the relationship between a loan as it comes due and present it to different fees for various “ securi showed it to me. I was furious! She Interest on a loan used to “ buy or and municipal bond investments our local bank for collection. It ties and non-cash collection servi I called a few days later and DEAR ABBY; lama high school had corrected three misspelled carry” tax-exempt bonds cannot are neither direct nor obvious — takes about 25 days for that money ces” to the banking industry. asked how many guests we could dropout, but few people know it words, explaining in a footnote that be claimed as a deduction on your sometimes, downright hazy. Some to be credited to our account. And However, the Fed’s rules state that invite to the reception, "For because my verbal skills are very she did it out of “ loving concern.” Business In Brief income tax return. This “ disallo years ago. the IRS proposed to we are charged $10.25 — $8.25 "no fees will be imposed for the $1,000." she said, "one couple.” I good. I have a fairly good job. but I My son just shrugged his wance rule” is hard and fast when disallow all interest deductions — collection fee and $2 shipping payment of principal and interest was furious and went right to her want to go to college. How does a shoulders, but I am angry. What do Revere agrees to leveraged buyout there is evidence that the money even on home mortgage loans — charge. on U.S. government and federal house to talk to her. She said I was high school dropout get into a you think? from the loan is used to buy for people owning municipal Our local bank says the charges agency securities.” living in the dark ages if T thought college? FURIOUS IN DULUTH STAMFORD — Revere Copper and Brass Inc. agreed to be the parents of the bride still paid acquired in a leveraged buyout by Revere’s top executive and an for the whole wedding with no help Someone suggested I look into DEAR FURIOUS: Your mother investment management company for $23 a share, or about $200 from the groom’s side. She re the “ G.E.D.” program. What is it? rates an "A ” for good Intentions, million. Money like sex, says financial wiz peated. our share was $4,500. I I was ashamed to ask. Thanks for but an “ F ” for tact and diplomacy. Directors of Revere, the company that makes Revereware said, "People who put on showy any help you can give me. Tell her that out of "loving pots and pans, on Tuesday unanimously approved the revised weddings they can’t afford are OHIO DROPOUT concern” for her grandson's feel Hwild photo by Pinto offer from Smith-Vasiliou Management Co. Inc. of New York. By John F. Kirch Finally. Goodman advised 'all four-flushers.” Then the father of ings, in the future she should resist Smith-Vasiliou originally offered Revere $20 a share, or about DEAR DROPOUT: ’’G.E.D,” the temptation to correct his Herald Reporter investors to realize that money can the bride threw me out of the $174 million, but sweetened the offer on May 9. be lost. stands for General Education letters. On their way to the Child and Family Meg Berte, Bev Malone, Katie Thornton house! Revere’s directors are not participating in the buyout, “ With every investment, some Now there’s bad feeling on both Development test. Contact your Services fashion show are, from left, and Mary-Kate Pazda. There may be a lot more although Hugh H. Williamson III, Revere’ s chairman and chief thing can go wrong, believe me," sides. Should we make a loan? local high school administration CONFIDENTIAL TO P.C.L. IN investors in Manchester than some he said. "Be prepared for the MAD IN MASSACHUSETTS office and ask when and where to WATERBURY, CONN.: Having a executive officer, will hold a nearly 50 percent stake in the people think. take the G.E.D. test. It is designed baby is easy. It’s being a parent concern and will remain chief executive. Jordan E. Goodman, financial worst, but hope for the best.” Goodman predicted that a new DEAR MAD: No. The parents of for people such as you. If you pass that’s difficult. correspondent for Money maga Fashions bloom at show zine. was all over town Wednesday tax law will be passed by Congress Hl-Shear sells Raymark stock advising potential investors — and this summer and said the Senate there was plenty interest in his bill will probably serve as a model. TRUMBULL — A one-time largest shareholder of Raymark message. As a result, he said, people should Corp. has sold its remaining 3 percent interest in the company, Goodman made a stop at an area try to take advantage of invest Infection may be cause staged by child services unit raising questions as to the fate of three Raymark directors. radio station, granted television ments that can also serve as tax Officials at Raymark, a maker of brake and clutch assemblies interviews and went a few rounds deductible items on their 1986 tax The flowers displayed the most practical for the automotive and heavy machinery industries, confirmed with newspaper reporters. Then it forms. The tax bills would end that bloom in touch, a small tote bag which Tuesday that Hi-Shear Industries Inc. of North Hills, N.Y., had was off to the Manchester Country many of the current deductions in Of puzzling night sweats the spring had opened to become a large bag sold 83,563 shares of Raymark stock to an unidentified client of Club, where he spoke to about 100 1987. Goodman said. everything to capable of carrying home the Moran Moore Grossman DeRose Inc., investment advisers, for area residents for 40 minutes and do with the case SociaDv groceries. And Lil Hunter looked an undisclosed price. fielded questions on irei’estments FOR EXAMPLE, people should DEAR DR. angiogram performed. This X-ray when the Man ready to preside at a board Until selling745,000 shares of stock to Echlin Inc. of Branford in for more than an hour. quickly invest in an Individual GOTT: My doc dye study enables the doctor to chester Unit, Speaking meeting in her crisp silk tailored October 1984, Hi-Shear had been Raymark’s largest shareholder "Money today is like sex in the Retirement Account before IRAs tor seems reluc assess whether there are narrowed Child and Fam suit. 1970s.” Goodman said during an lose the tax deductibility now in tant to tell me segments in the arteries of your with a 26 percent interest in the company. Three of Raymark’s ily Services, Rhea Talley Stewart Child models got some of the interview at the Herald. “ It came effect, he said. why I have neck. If these narrow arterioscle directors are officers of Hi-Shear. staged a fa most lively applause, especially out of the closet and people are Likewise, investors should hold drenching night Dr. Gott rotic portions are present, they can shion show last Mary-Kate Pazda when she re talking about it.” off on investments that will yield sweats. At pres be the source of blood clots that can week at Man vealed a swimsuit under her dress, Amoco reduces gasoline sales At 31. Goodman is a financial more immediate income until 1987, ent I am taking Peter Gott, M.D. break off, be carried to the brain chester Coun and Matt Belcher when it was wizard. He is articulate and when new tax laws should lower Hydrochlorothi and cause strokes and blindness. I NEW ORLEANS — Amoco Oil Co. will end gasoline sales in try Club. This show was unusual in announced that the ball game objective and has a way of making taxes on income, he said. azide. Persan- suspect that your doctor will want tor, Janet Kupterschmid, man five states including most of Connecticut by the end of the year, that the models had chosen the which delayed his arrival had been money matters sound simple. He Goodman said Washington’s tine. Lanoxin, to refer you to a vascular ager of ladies’ and junior wear at the company has announced. outfits they wished to show, and the won by his team. has been writing for Money since new tax laws will mean higher and am being specialist. Zahner’s in Rockville, which pro The company does not own the necessary terminals, tanks and vote was widely in favor of floral Some other models were Meg 1979 and recently completed a book taxes for corporations and less withdrawn vided the clothes. transport trucks, said James O’Leary, director of public and prints. Leslie Belcher, show chairman, ' Berte, Betty Thornton and her called “ Dictionary of Finance and taxes for the individual. About 80 from Prednisone. I have had four DEAR DR. GOTT: A year ago I DEAR DR. GOTT: For several young daughter Katie, Marilyn government affairs for Amoco. Also it was obtaining supplies or five transient ischemic attacks. Some models even walked into modeled a flowered skirt and a Investment Terms,” which defines percent of all Americans will was in the hospital for tests for years I used aspirin for rheuma the club before the show wearing Newmayer and her daughter Jill, though agreements and outside purchases and blending them or 2.500 finance words. experience a fax cut next year, he Do you have any idea of what amaurosis, having had what my toid arthritis, but had to stop natural sweater with braid around their own flowered print dresses, Rosemarie Papa, Beverly Malone, altering the octane to meet Amoco standards. In addition, he is working on a said. might be causing the night sweats? doctor said was a light stroke. I because of an irritated stomach. the armholes. Kris Trombley’s like Anita Murphy and Joanne Jeff Belcher, Chris Pazda, Mike States that will lose the Amoco trademark are Louisiana, book that will inform investors "People say that corporations still have the blurs and objects The non-aspirin-based drugs I’ve flowers were printed on a jump Herald photo by Pinto Rolo-Sheinberg, both in dresses Sweeney, Jeff Sampson, and Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Texas and Connecticut, except where they can place their money. don’t pay taxes, people do,” DEAR READER: Drenching appear over my field of vision. tried do not seem to help the pain suit. The flowers on Robin Habo- printed in small flowers with white Brenda M ndiville. This show is Fairfield and New Haven counties. Goodman said during the inter night sweats may result from What is my next step to clear my and joint swelling as well as ian’s dress were pale and shadowy, collars. The chairman of the the second of two yearly fund At one time, Amoco had stations in 48 states. Since the early “ MY MOTHER WAS interested Jordan Goodman, author and financial correspondent view. “ But corporations are not many types of infection that can be aspirin. Are there any that might as if painted in watercolors, and vision? Manchester unit. Jean Trombley, raising events of the Manchester 1970s, it withdrew from California, Nevada, Arizona, New in money.” Goodman said, ex going to be able to pass these taxes serious. Prednisone can mask reduce the inflammation? they were reticent also on a for Money magazine, speaks to about 100 people during wore a dress of bright flowers unit. Today the Child and Family Mexico, Montana, Oklahoma, Arkansas. West Virginia, Maine, plaining how he got his start in the off to the consumer. We’re in a infections, so during the time you DEAR READER: The term two-piece dress worn by Anita a financial seminar Wednesday at the Manchester beneath a navy jacket. Services statewide will open its New Hampshire, Vermont and portions of Texas and Kentucky. field. "She showed me all this stuff. competitive market. The compan are stopping the medicine, mani “ amaurosis” refers to visual dis Murphy. DEAR READER: There are annual horse show at the Polo I ’ve gone haywire on it. I guess. Country Club. ies are going to have to swallow festations of inflammation (such turbances. including black spots available today many nonsteroidal Another style feature, the full, Nostalgia was rampant in a Grounds in Farmin^on. Repres Now she comes to me for advice. I some of these taxes." as night sweats) can become and loss of certain visual fields, anti-inflammatory drugs long skirt, was previewed by Susan dress which Siri Berte showed, a enting Manchester on the horse Dollar, gold down In early trading used to get it from her.” have some people feeling edgy, he He cited three areas where he evident. from causes outside the eyes (NSAIDs) that are stronger than pel sou gets started playing with Berte, a memter who came in her full-skirted flower print with an show committee are Mary Many others seek his advice as said. thinks deductibility will be pre Rather than being reluctant to themselvies. Amaurosis can be due aspirin and useful for arthritis. money. First, he advised setting own ivory skirt of cotton and linen, old-fashioned lace collar. Fletcher and Audrey Young. LONDON — The dollar opened slightly lower against most well. During the seminar at the “ That has driven people to be served: real estate investments, discuss this problem with you, to diseases of the optic nerve or specific goals, like planning for a Ask your doctor to suggest one for hovering around her ankles, and a But modernity and crispness Young was seated at a table with European currencies and ended the day weaker against the country club, which was sponsored municipal bonds and insurance your doctor may simply not know brain from alcoholism, diabetes or you. interested in investments.” he child’s college education. Second, grape sweater. came to the fore in the big blocks of three her oldest friends, Anne Japanese yen Thursday. Gold was also down. by the Savings Bank of Manches said. "Tax reform has really products — the last item being a why you are having night sweats. kidney diseases: it has been Unfortunately, all these drugs he said, make investments a habit, The two young sellers of chance emerald, fuchsia and white in a Miller, Dolores Berdat and Carol The U.S. currency gained strength only inFrankfurt. where it ter. Goodman explained to his shaken up quite a few people.” putting aside funds into a separate great advantage to Connecticut in That’s unfortunate, because I reported to occur after emotional have a similar and troublesome tickets wore outsized pink shirt- think you need to know. I suggest caftan-like style typical of Hawaii, Diard. The four explained that opened at 2.1840 marks compared with Wednesday’s closing of audience why so many people just Goodman’s strategy is simple. account each month. Third, Good general and the Hartford area shock and may be inherited. side effect; They break down the jackets. so similar that they were you sit down with the doctor and where it was made, worn by Jerry they all went to school together in 2.1833. like them are ready to make Start out slow until a base can be man said, an investor should find more specifically. Goodman said. If your doctor believed you had a gastric mucous barrier and open taken for a chance-seller’s uni express your concerns. If he or she Peterson. Joanne Roto-Sheinberg, Manchester, and as an octet, with But it opened in Milan at 1,497.25 lire against 1.504, in Brussels investments. built. Then begin taking more risks out what kind of risk he or she is Goodman advised those inter stroke, you probably had amauro the way for heartburn and peptic form. but Erika Nelson and Kathy seems unenthusiastic about inves who described herself as Belcher’s their husbands, celebrate all anni at 44.9250 Belgian francs against 45.15, in Zurich at 1.8135 Swiss Falling interest rates, Goodman for larger gains, but don’t try to hit taking. ested in the stock market to get sis fugax. This results from blood ulcers to develop. Therefore, they McNamara said that it was pure tigating your problems, ask for a “ committee of one,'-” was high-tech versaries together and go on francs against 1.8222 and in Paris at 6.9650 francs compared with said, have made money market the big one too fast. Patience is the "You should know where you together with an experienced clots that are carried to the brain are best prescribed and monitored coincidence, they had not even referral to a specialist in internal in broad green and white stripes, vacations in a group. “ Did you see Wednesday’s close of 6.9950. accounts less desirable and name of the game. stand on the risk spectrum before broker who has seen the ups and or optic apparatus. The condition by a physician who is familiar with conferred beforehand. medicine, Night sweating is a ready for active sports even to a that movie with Carol Burnett The dollar slipped also in London, where the pound opened at sparked an interest in bonds, you invest anything,” he said. downs on Wall Street. The best can be treated with anticoagulant your arthritis and can anticipate A cranberry lipen wraparound symptom that should not be headband. Sandra Fletcher called 'The Four Seasons’ ? ’ ’ asked $1.5415 against Wednesday’s close of $1.5380 to the pound. stocks and other investments "After all. money talks, and most stocks are in service-oriented drugs. any drug side effects that may was the choice of the commenta- Cullen, in a bright red print. AT THE SEMINAR, he outlined ignored. You may need to have an occur. Miller. “ We are like that.” In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 162.70 yen, down from carrying greater risk. The new tax of you fear that its favorite words companies. Goodman said, while Wednesday’s closing rate of 164. laws developing on Capitol Hill steps that should be taken before a are ‘good-bye.’” the worst are in commodities. Gold opened in Zurich at $342, down from Wednesday’s close of $343, and in London at $342 compared with $342.75, Silver opened Papier mache easy to make About T o w n in Zurich at $5.05, down 5 cents, and in London at $5,055 compared PENNY STOCKS with Wednesday’ s close of $5.10. SNET becomes holding company An Opportunity of tho SC's ments and melted crayon pictures. DEAR FOR FREE REPORT CAU ElUOT KURZ Others who would like this issue Hadassah has donor dinner Group checks land, sees slide POLLY: I Auto sales up In early May NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Southern its eight subsidiaries will carry the promised the should send $1 for each copy to Sadie Greenspan of Belmar, N.J., a member of the technologically advanced com 800-322-2480 Manchester Land Conservation Trust Inc, will show New England Telephone share name SNET. Monteath said. munications services.” he said. grandchildren Polly’s Pointers, in care of the National Board of Hadassah. will be the speaker at the its seven properties from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday. People Although domestic automakers report that sales of U.S.-built holders holding their annual meet Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 1216, About 72 percent of SNET’s Monteith said the state’s current I ’d help them Manchester Chapter of will be stationed at each one. For more information on cars increased during early May, sales over a broader period are ing have approved the company’s outstanding shares were voted in Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure to policy allows SNET to provide make papier Pointers Hadassah’s annual do their locations, call Geri Lemelin at 646-4241. Trust down from a, year ago, reflecting what analysts deem a plan of reorganization into a favor of the holding company include the title. services that support Connecti lnvcMm«fM Banker* mache masks, nor dinner Wednesday members have been sent maps with the locations. At lackluster U.S. economy. holding company structure, offi reorganization^ Monteith said. POLLY cut’s needs. , »mmoeiWM0 8 S P C y but I can’t re Polly Fisher at 6:30 p.m. at Temple 8:15 p.m.. Dr. Douglas Smith will show slides of the The nation’s automakers on Wednesday released sales figures cials said. The company’s eight subsidiar member what Beth Sholom. She is past Thousand Islands in New York. for the first todays of May, reflecting a 9.2 percent increaseover SNET Chairman Walter H. Mon- ies are The Southern New England we soaked the DEAR POLLY: When your president of the South the same time last year. But sales since Jan. 1 were down by 6.3 teith Jr. said Wednesday the Telephone Company. SNET Sone- ern New Jersey Region strips of news toothpaste tube has seemingly percent from the same period of 1985, the automakers reported. holding company structure "will cor Systems, SNET Cellular. paper in to given its all. just cut it in half of Hadassah and has The report was another indication of continuing sluggishness increase the operational and finan SNET Fibercom, SNET Diversi Saturday, May 17th makethem cross-wise. You will discover in held many elected posi Jaycees sell plants in the U.S. economy, which many economists say stems from a cial flexibility of each of the fied Group. SNET Credit, SNET stick together. Can you help? boiling water and stir until the side enough paste for several more tions in the organization. COVENTRY — The Coventry Jaycess will hold its general slowdown of buying by debt-burdened consumers. company's related businesses.” Mobilecom and SNET Real Estate. IVY mixture becomes translucent. Al brushings! The theme of the 10th annual plant sale Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. With the move. SNET became Monteith also used the meeting low to cool. This can be used as a DOROTHY dinner will be Hadassah Also reflecting the slowdown was a report by the Commerce at Highland Park Green, at the junction of Routes 44 Department, which indicated that total business sales declined the last of other former Bell to address the question of whether DEAR IVY: Papier mache is general purpose paper and craft in Bloom. Profits will go and 31. Proceeds will go for scholarships. System companies in changing to a ARMED by 1.6 percent in March, while inventories — buoyed by a backlog large national companies should easy and fun for all ages. You can paste. To use it for papier mache. DEAR POLLY: Save all extra to the Hadassah-Hebrew holding company structure, said of unsold cars — increased by 0.4 percent. be allowed to offer long distance use a simple flour and water paste: thin it with cold water. stock from cooked vegetables, University Medical Cen Michael McCann, a company calling in Connecticut. diluted with white glue; library I’m sending you a copy of my meats, etc. Put it in containers for ter in Jerusalem for its spokesman. “ Three vital public interest healing, teaching and Lions have tag sale Saturday FORCES paste thinned with water; or this newsletter "Kids’ Crafts” which the freezer. When making home Stocks mixed; blue chips active "In addition, the reorganization goals are now at risk as Connecti homemade library paste: Mix has directions for making papier made soup, use this stock in the research programs. Manchester Lions Club will have its annual tag sale addresses the state Department of cut debates the wisdom of allowing one-half cup cornstarch with three- mache, the library paste I des place of plain water. Delicious and Dinners will be $36 for Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at McDonald’s NEW YORK — The stock market was mixed today in activity Public Utility Control’s interest in large long distance companies to very nutritious. fourths cup cold water into a thick cribed and other crafts such as members and $10 for Restaurant, 46 W. Center St. The rain date is May 31. marked by selling of some blue-chip issues. clearer separation of telephone offer toll calling in the state,” DAY paste. Add this paste to six cups JOYCE guests. play “ clay,” baker’s dough orna Proceeds will benefit the hearing impaired and the The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 6.82 to operations from the company’s Monteith said. Sally Goodstine is phsycially infim . 1,801.46 in the first hour of trading. diversified activities.” Monteith “ Those goals are the continued chairwoman of the do Gainers and losers were about in balance in the early tally of said. affordability of basic telephone nor dinner. Reserva Sally Greenspan The holding company will be service, uniformity of long dis View the military equipment] tions can be made with New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Thoughts Children’s Nature Fair set called Southern New England tance rates across the state, and on display Including a Nathan and Maxine Jaffee at 647-8303 or 646-2730. The Telecommunications Corp., and the widest possible availability of visual aids chairman is Roberta Shore. BOLTON — A Children’s Nature Fair will be held Saturday from 10 a.m.to 3 p.m. at Hans Christian WWI tank. Andersen Montessori School at St. George’s Episco "He that will not command his power. An unwillingness to exer Yet seen too oft, familiar with pal Church Hall, Route 44A, Bolton. For more The Main 7-11 Police Week Campaign thoughts will eventually lose com cise this rule of the heart is due to her face. 11am-3pm infomation, call the school at 646-5727. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc mand of his actions.” It is within his enjoying those evil We first endure, then pity, then Norman speaks on relationships on Friday, May 16 — 3-6 pm the power of every rational person contemplations embrace. Arlene Noman. a psychiatric social worker at the to control his thoughts. Because of When one imagines that he can Our ability to discipline the heart Ekiucational Community, will speak about significant INSURANSMITHS SINCE FREE bicycle registration and crime prevention our exposure to the world, its ways entertain evil in his heart without or mind depends upon our faith in relationsh^s tonight at 7:30 p m. at the community, About Town deadlines information will be provided by Officer Wilson of the M an ch ester are subject to our consideration, to its impact upon word or deed, he is and dependence upon God. Without 645 Birch Mountain Road. The free lecture is part of a Items submitted to the About Town column must be 1914 be sure. But we have the power to deceived. These familiar lines Manchester Police Crime Prevention Unit. divine help we will not succeed. senes. For more infomation, call 646-0711, submitted to the Manchester Herald at least five days refuse lodging to those musings. from Alexander Pope express it May we pray with David: "Create before publication. "Above all else, guard your well. A FREE small slurpee will be given away for in me a pure heart, O God,” Always include a name and a daytime phone heart, for it is the wellspring of Vice is a monster of so frightful Hadassah has Sunday fair Parkade Psalms 51:10. number in case questions arise. Items should be type 649-5241 every new bicycle registration. life,’ Proverbs 4:23. This com mien. 65 E. Center Street mand reflects the truth that such Manchester Hadassah will hold its annual craft fair written or plainly printed on business-size stationery As to be hated needs but to be Eugene Brewer Sunday from 10 a.m. to5 p.m. at Manchester Parkade (near Sears) W. Middle Tpke./Broad St. control is within the individual’s Items which do not meet the above guidelines Manchester. Ct. 7-11 • 253 Main Street • Manchester seen; Church of Christ For more infomation, call 643-5414 or 569-4477. cannot be guaranteed publication. n - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May IS, 1986 ■MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May IS. 1986 — >3 State rescue team gets executives out of troubled areas By Linda Stowell executive or employee is and bring there may be SO to 100 people who the attending physician, who helps where you often get robbed, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation, The Associated Press him home fast. could have survived and don't.” determine the makeup of the not killed. In many countries, you and U.S. Tobacco President Nick After terrorists attacked the Doble's company also develops rescue team. get killed and then they steal from Buoniconti's son broke his neck in TAG SALE SIGN DARIEN — John Doble hasn't Rome airport late last year, one of disaster plans for clients, and it Rescuers working for Doble you.” a football game in Pennsylvania, Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? advertised his company during its Doble's specialized rescue teams will organize a tight security have been threatened in foreign Apprehensive about the rash of Doble helped arrange moving him 17 years, yet today it thrives in part whisked two wounded American system to protect clients from countries, but never harm ^. violent terrorists attacks, many to Miami for care. The host way to announce It is with a Herald Tag Sale because international terrorism corporate executives away from terrorists and corporate Doble said. "You put on a white corporations have hired his firm to "He's a comfort to everyone, has driven customers to his door. the bloodbath scene and brought espionage. uniform and a stethoscope around size up their disaster potential. family or employee.” Bantle said. Classified Ad. When you place your ad, you’ll receive Doble's business. Emergency them safely home. Doble's traveling clients are your neck and you're respected for "Some companies have hired “I think his is a most unusual type Medical Services Co., rescues Employees in Houston, Chicago, instructed to give him an itinerary being there for different ex-CIA's to help them with security of service and it has paid off ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. injured, sick or distressed Ameri New York and San Francisco help before they leave the country, purposes.” — they literally have their own handsomely for us. If anything can executives in foreign coordinate the business around the enabling a rescue team to locate Some clients hire Doble to care army,” Doble said. “Some of the goes wrong, if anyone needs to get countries. country. the client quickly if necessary. The for all of their employees, but security is unbelievable. It would somewhere or be comforted, I just STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER "We go in and find these guys, Doble said he has never adver State Department and local law others only take care of the highest be nice if the United States could be ask, 'Where's Doble?”' stabilize them and bring them tised his service, works only on enforcement officials help Doble echelon. protected as well as these home.” said Doble. president of long-term contract and doesn't get in and out of countries fast "It boils down to a matter of companies. the company. “We train these release figures or identify clients. because “we're eliminating a economics,” Doble said. “But I sense a generally new a p a r t m e n t s STORE AND TV/8TERED/ I LAWN AND I m IFARM SUPPUES r^BOATS/MARINE people how to handle themselves FOR RENT latd MUSICAL But he says the company is problem for them.” He said he has been involved .in perception of travel,” he said. OFFICE SPACE FURNITURE APPLIANCES DARDEN I^ A N D EQUIPMENT equipment when they travel anywhere. The growing by word of mouth because "Getting in the country is not the the rescue of a kidnapped execu “Before If you had a meeting in WE DELIVER I ISSJr■ 1 8 4 1 it e m s Cincinnati airport can be just as of recent terrorist attacks. problem. The problem is clients tive. but said he can't talk about Frankfurt, you just got on a plane, It you haven't received your Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.tn. Manchester - Downtown side by side refrldgera- 20 Evergreen shrubs. Up steel Buildings. Must sell dangerous as one that is out of this “We tell them the best thing to do don't do what they're instructed to how the rescue was accomplished. but now you stop and think.” 3'/2 room apartment. 2 arch style steel buildings 16 foot Mad River canoe, country.” weekdays or 8 a.m. Saturdaya, Avollabe June 1st. $»s retail or office space, 1750 tor. White, approximate right yews 15" to 18” high For Sale Sterling Upright in a disaster is crawl to doctor if do. They change their itinerary “The problem with a kidnapping Louis Bantle. chairman of the square feet. 668-1447. measurements, 33 by $40 each 643-6801.O from cancellation. One Is paddles Included. Used Doble's rescue team is made up please call your carrier. It you're oor month, plus utilities. 40X40 - Brand new. Call tour times. Excellent con Plano. Asking $150. Call you can.” he said. But Doble and don't tell us. and then they're is to find out the truth about who board of U.S. Tobacco Co. in unable to reach ydur carrier, call 289-9486. King' - Sized bed. Firm 65.S99. 643-0155. between 5:30 and 9:30pm of paramedics, acute care nurses cautions clients not to depend on not where they're supposed to be.” has him,” Doble said. “Some Greenwich, said he has used mattress. Two twin box Don't miss themany offer- Bill 1-800-527-4044.______dition. $800. Please.call subscriber service. 647-9946, by Ings In today's classified at 643-1895. and physicians who are hired on a prompt medical care in such he said. companies just pay the ransom — Doble's firm for eight years for a 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. springs. Frame. Excellent Hotpoint range top oven. Buyer meets teller In 643-4942 Offer 6pm or 647- one-time basis to go anytime to 3 Rooms-Heat, hotwater, I RESORT condition. Will be sold Bottom cabinet, good con columns. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for emergencies because the worst Doble receives an initial analy it's the quickest and easiest way. variety of reasons. Bantle said Saturdays lor guaranteed delivery. stove and refrigerator, Classified ... and It's Bob. Amplifier for sale $75. wherever the ill or troubled injured get the first treatment "so sis of the patient in trouble from Not all countries are like the U.S. Doble trained his employees in IPflOPERTY with 2 complete sets of dition. 646-6813 after 4:00 happy meeting for both. 742-7442.0 secutitv. $375 Adults, No sheets, 1 bedspread. All $75. Pets. 649-2236. FARM SUPPUES 643-2711. Cope Cod Chafham-2 bed for $220, or best offer. Walnut Console Mag- 643-8082, evenings 8, wee For Sale. Kenmore apart AND EQUIPMENT Available June 1st. 2 bed room cottage, walking RECREATIONAL navox stereo plus head distance to water. Availa kends. Keep trying!. ment size electric range. Q t I MUSICAL phones and 8 track. $35 rooms, 1 y-i baths, applian Good condition. Call after 1979 Kaboda Delsel trac EQUIPMENT O'* I ITEMS ces, carpet, centrally ble weekly In June and 643-1720 after 6pm.o September. $280 per week. 6pm. 649-7977. $99. tor, 14 HP, very good located. $400 per month, Four Poster Bed, Bureau condition, has front no utilities. After 5 649- 617-432-8893 or write P.O. with 3-way mirror, rug Flandria womans upright Two trumpets, Bundy and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Box 112, South Chatham, Dishwasher, very good loader. $4100 or best offer. 10 speed, excellent condi Snare Drum and stond. Holton. Good Condition. 8782. and bedspread. Call 647- condition. $40 646-5168.a 633-6216 or 633-7685. Mass. 02659. 1186. tion, $75.00, 646-3790. $75.00. Call 646-1633.0 $75 eoch, 649-9827.0 4 Rooms, heat, hotwater, Business Property...... 25 Used refrigerators, Notices Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment__ 80 appliances, security dep Couch and chair, maple washers, ranges-clean, Resort Property ...... 26 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 an I WANTED frame. $135. Will sell se Lost/Found ...... 01 Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x ...... 54 osit. No dogs. Call 643- guaranteed, parts and ser- Mortgages ...... 27 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. 1035. 1W ^ l TO RENT parately. Large pine cof Personals...... 02 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 vloce. Low prices. B.D. Wanted to B uy...... 28 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. fee table, $75. 646-1063. Announcements...... 03 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Pearl 8, Sons, 649 Main St. Roofing/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. 2 Bedroom flat, heat and Reliable, Single Profes 643-2171. Auctions...... ;. 04 Minimum clMrae: 4 lines. hot water, carpeted, all sional with well-trained Financial...... 05 Rentals Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Electricol ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 appliances, air condition. dog seeks house to rent In ITV/STEREO/ MACHINERY Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 DEADLINES: For classified adyertlsements to Call 649-5240. Manchester or surround 75 AND TOOLS Apartments for Rent...... 32 ing town. Will sign lease, APPLIANCES im Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag iSales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the I^GABPENTRT/ 4. Condominiums for R ent...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. provide references and Help Wanted...... 11 Homes tor Rent...... 34 security deposit. Please 22” Jacobson Reel power Situation Wanted ...... 12 For adyertlsements to be' published Monday, 331 CONDOMINIUMS Used Refrigerators, Store/Office Space...... 35 FOR RENT call 643-2711 during the Washers, Ranges — lawn mower. $20. Call Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. day. Ask for James or 643-5622 4-8pm.a Forremd RentodetHw —> Oumo8aif<;t|5c->- Hgyifift Bdbcgt, fOddgr Resort Property ...... 36 clean, guaranteed, parts Cabinets, roofing/ got*' eidotrl^d} Trobiomtlr Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Automotive leave message. and service. Low prices. rdntoi.' Tf^m g, .drqln/ Employment Services...... 15 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 Manchester, 1 bedroom, Rotary Lawn mower. tert, rootn\ adgittoAd, N«td q tdrgb' or o $molt qgt tltow i^k. Oavhl Con Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sole...... 91 READ YOUR AO. Classified advertisements are B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 taken by telephone as a convenience. The pool, sauna, appliances. Main Street, 643-2171. Runs good. $50 643-4389.D deck*, oil tvodt'Of W t BfkodallM m iff ucHon,i»>14iai town Core MISCELLANEOUS all in the family UConn head job to be an audition KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wrlghl MISCELLANEOUS I MISCELLANEOUS I CARS CAMPERS/ a u t o m o t iv e MISCELLANEOUS TRAILERS AUTOMOTIVE ... page 3 ... page 9 page 13 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE N 1980 Pontiac Sunbird 1948 Franklin Travel trai Truck Cap.* Fits long-bed Used sliding gloss potlo 1971 Ford Von, 302, stond- tovota, others, very good Hood with air scoop. $99 Folding type collapsable ard transmission, custom tor, self contained, 23W Phone 649-7375a______bicycle, Raleigh built, 3 doors, thermal, $15 each. toot. $2500. Very good condition, roof vent, win speed. In mint condition. Coll 646-2300. ized with bed, very little I'MfOtfT dows. $95 647-0674.O rust, $1700 or Best otter condition, 649-6084. 1957 Chevrolet Belolr. S200 value, SS5 649-1794. WITH ^ F l ^ . 649-9227 keep trying. YOU CAN enlov extra Porting out hood '.MO 646- I’M A-STocLRei^- Cut baking time In holt 4298 call after 6pm. 8 Wooden Double Hung ENDAOLLS HlW ENo vacation money by ex \Jil6 next time you fix meat changing Idle Items in windows, aluminum 2716 wWlh-2S« loaf by baking In muffin runners, hardware In TRIENb^. your home for cash ... HELPING PEOPLE sa 13«i «Hdth-2 lor 2 ^ tins rother than the con tisfy their needs and cluded. Fits 31 X SO open with an od In classified. ing. $50 649-2959. MUST be picked up at the 1985 S-10 Blazer In mint ventional loot. Saves fuel Coll 643-2711 to place your w ants... that’s what wont Manchester Herald Office and makes attractive Indi condition. Only 12,000 od. ods are all about. Screen Glass window for before 11 A M. ONLY. miles. $9,800. 647-9764. O vidual servings. Use a low-cost od In Closslfted HrralJi Crossbuck aluminum 32 x M white storm door. $20. 1981 Black 280 ZX Turbo for quick response next Mnndmttv) Manchester A City nl Village Charm AIMn-Oiw Call 649-6646. T-Bar, AT, leather uphols time you have something Owl Pillow tery, wire wheels, NardI to sell. 643-2711. Used casement window, m TAC SALES wheel. In mint condition, complete with screens, 34,000 miles. May be seen 25 Cents storm windows, 43 x 43 Handyman tag sale, tools, at Economy Oil Change Friday, May 16,1906 opening. Asking $50. 649- ladders, paint, fireplace, Inc., 315 Broad St. Man I MOTORCYCLES/ 3893.D baby cloths and more. 63 chester, or call 647-8997, MOPEOS Walker St., Manchester, 8:30 to 5:00 dally. Includ ing Saturdays, 5-k; 2 Book Case speakers. 7 x CT. Rain or shine 9am to Suzuki RV90J Motorcy 13 Cost $79.50. Sell for $25. 5pm, May 14-18. cle. Runs. Needs throttle Excellent condition 647- 1980 Audi 5000S Diesel - Tow n fires No one knows cable $75. 643-0879.0 1561.0 Furniture, other house Excellent condition. 42 hold Items, even the kit miles per gal. loaded. Call Aquarium Tanks, filters, chen sink. 44 Elbretta 267-0018 or 633-0149 after many accessories. $30 for Road Manchester. 9-4, 6pm. I CARS on. 643-1814. Le ave May 17 & 18. Rain Date top engineer FOR SALE message.o 1965 Dodge Dart G T: mo why dad killed May 24. tor, brakes, exhaust new. Mens 10 speed Huffy Household sale, must go - Needs minor work $350 or Santa Fe bicycle, needs sofa, wing chairs, kero best offer. Call 649-2384. $11 shift lever, otherwise sene heater, quartz, for Violation’ excellent condition. $30 Panasonic stereo, much 80-Chevv Malibu Classic Olds 74 Delta 88, 4 door, 646-2633.0 more. SoL May 17 10am- Wagon-Power steering, 3 kids, himself good condition, has Relce 4pm. 732 Center Street fully equiped, good condi Baby Crib. Very good hitch 8. oil cooler $700 Call Manchester. Rain date tion, call 646-0557. 568-6357. By Herald Staff condition. Includes Sim next day. Bv John F. Kirch shooting. He said that the apparent mons mattress. Brand Bulck-76 Skylark. 4 Door, Manchester’s chief engineer was fired by Town and George Layng suicide victim did not have a new costers. $70 Call 644- Tag Sole-Saturdav, May runs well, looks good. 6 Manager Robert Weiss earlier this week after 18 Herald Reporters history of mental illness. 1950 afternoons. 17, 9am-3pm. Rain or $995, 643-0915. ITRUCKS/VANS years as a municipal employee, the Herald learned Coburn had a state permit to own shine. 39 Turnbull Rd. FOR SALE Bovs 20” BM X Full bike, Manchester. Dishes, fur 1981 Malibu Classic. SW, today. EAST H ARTFO RD - The rea handguns. Kenary said. Police many extra accessories. niture, small appliances, automatic, air. Power 18 INCHES Town Engineer Walter J. Senkow was terminated son a 28-year-oId man apparently found two other pistols inside the steering, power brokes, 1978 Dodge Tradesman Less than V] original old toys, tools, books, Van, customized, $4,500 or for "violation of proper town personnel practices,” killed himself after slaying his house — a small revolver and an price. $65. 643-5478.a lamps, pictures, sewing good condition. See of 72 Assistant Town Manager Steven Werbner said. three young children early Thurs automatic weapon. Hudson Street. $2500. best offer. 643-0234 after machine, crib, etc. 5pm. day morning may never be known. Police said that John Coburn had Steel desk with left hand ^erbner declined to comment further, saying the been charged with some "minor folding base for typewri 1979 Subaru DL 4 door, 5 firing is a personnel matter now. As a member of a But police are continuing an Tag Sale Friday May 16th Just because you don't offenses” in 1983, but he was not ter to be concealed. speed, $850. 649-4235. union. Senkow has recourse for appealing the investigation into the deaths of Phone 643-8840. $45a 9-6. 811 East Middle Tpke. use an Item doesn't mean Two simple words. But when used to prosecuted. Books, furniture and dismissal, Werbner said. John Coburn. 26, and his three 1980 Datsun 310 GX 4 the Item has lost its value. The bodies of the victims were much more. Why not exchange It for describe Classified ads, they really children. Tammy Ann, 6. Christina Brown Plaid Baby car speed. 76,000 miles, mean something. They mean that 8219 At a meeting called Wednesday morning, engineer Marie. 4, and Richard Joseph. 3. removed by police just after4p.m. riage and stroller combl- am/tm stereo cassette, 4 cash with an od In Classi ing workers were told that Senkow had been fired and natlon. Excellent Tog Sale - Saturday May fied? 643-2711. Classified ads bring people together in s-ie “We can only speculate on a Thursday after the house was 17 10am-3pm, 32 Cornell door hatchbock, excellent that Assistant Town Engineer William Camosci would searched and the interior was condition, like new. 647- running condition. $1795 a way no other advertising medium motive.” a police spokesman, Street. Rain dote Sunday. serve as the acting chief engineer, sources said. photographed. Autopsies were 8203 otter 4pm. $7S.o or Best otter. 643-2631 can. In fact, the Classified columns detective Robert Kenary. told a Many household Items. The dress that appears to scheduled to be performed today evenings. LEGAL NOTICE ^of your newspaper provide a service At another meeting Thursday, one source said, room full of reporters during a 2 speed 10 Inch oscillating be the "blouse-jumper- municipal division heads were told of the firing but Thursday afternoon news confer by the state medical examiner’s fan. Excellent condition, G IV E YOUR budget o The Bolton Planning Com that's used by thousands of people M akf a colorful Owl Pillow combination". It’s sure to given no specifics. Some wanted to know what Senkow office in Farmington. Officials originally $26 - 1 year old mission will hold a Public be a favorite. ence at the East Hartford Police break ... shop the classi every year. See why we say with feathers of scrap No. 8219 with Photo- had done that was so serious he had to be fired.. Department. “We never slam the there said no information would be -$18. 649-0832.O fied columns tor bargain Hearing on Wednesday, 21 fabrics to accent a cosy cor Tag Sale-Saturday May M ay, at I o.m., at the Bolton Classified advertising is UN IQ UE Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. They got no answers, the source said. door. These guys won’t quit until available until later this afternoon. 17th, 10-4, 97 Bridge St., buys I Community Hall, tor the pur ner. Size 10, 32 bust . . . Bike Rack for car pose of discussion and re A N D U SEFU L? Prove it to yourself The first step of the Civil Service Employees all the T ’s are crossed. All Throughout the day Thursday, a bumper. Holds two bikes (Oft Wetherall St.) Man No. 2378 has transfer: full yoke and sleeves, % yard. ceipt of comments from in by calling the Classified department directions. Affiliates grievance procedure to battle Senkow’s indications, though, show that crowd of about 30 neighbors $15 649-2571 .□ chester. Rain or Shine. NOTICE TO CHEOITORS terested parties, on two 60-inch; jumper, 2V4 E ST A T E O F Items: to place your ad today! To order, nod $2.50, for eack yards. dismissal has been taken, its field director said today. we’re dealing with a triple watched authorities enter and LOUISE D. BOSWORTH CSEA Field Director Joseph M. Carosblla said the homicide-suicide and we feel com leave the home, which John and Moving most sell - Frlgl- The Hon. Norman J. 1. Proposed 14-lot Tinker pottera, pin SOt for poitofo aod TO ORDEI, isad $2.50 M ^ dalre refrigerator, dinette Preo«, Judge, of the Court Pond Subdivision, Includ u u iio i. psttsia, pWiSOttsrpaitactaad union has sent a letter to Public Works Director fortable with that.” Cathy Coburn have owned since of Probate, District of An ing Tinker Pond, and hav AKNE CAOOT George Kandra Thursday protesting the firing. 1980, according to East Hartford set, living room set. All In Automotive ing anew itrcet off Tinker ItanelMoltr Horold ssaaiiti. Police believe that Coburn shot good condition. 646-1690, dover at 0 hearing held on 1100 A«a. o lA M r ic u sac aatam M a y 9, 19M ordered that all Pond Rood opposite Wes- Manehsatsr HaraM his two daughters and one son with officiais. Many said they could not 9am-3pm after 5pm. trldge Drive. Ni* Verk, N.T. 10000 Kandra has 10 days to respond to the letter after he claims must be presented to Priot Nano, AdOrni «l1li ZIP ildOkas-ttkaiantsi gets it. Carosblla said. The next step would be to seek a Baretta, 9mm automatic pistol believe what had happened and White Enamel Claw foot the fiduciary on or before Au 2. A proposed Resubdivison CODE and S1 |1 a NoadMr. aan ytis. N.V. loaM I CARS gust 9,1986 or be barred as by of the Hooper property at PriBi XSNS.. Aadfsss.nlta ZIP redress from Weiss, he said. sometime Thursday morning, then told reporters the Coburn family both tub with fixtures. $99 FOR SALE law provided. 56 Birch Mt. Rd. Exten ilaiirliPHtpr HpralJi SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- can, stpla MBaasr sad t u . killed himself. All four were found seemed typical. 643-5777.0 Sharon B. Preuss, sion Into tvvo lots, for the lectiono and a FKEE New FASHION with Contacted at his home on Dartmouth Road this Eleven-year-old Michael Tur- Clerk construction of an addi Pattern Section in the dead in their 46 Orchard St. home The fiduciary Is: apeeial Grace Cola Collec morning, Senkow declined comment on all matters geon of 94 Orchard St. remem Infant changing table, 1978 Dodge Chalanger-5 tional house. ALBUM. JiiBt $3.00. at 10:20 a.m. by John Coburn’s Em erson H. Bosworfh tion for larger aiaca; plna related to the firing. bered Tammy Coburn from riding white wicker. Excellent speed, rebuilt engine, 27 Bavberry Rood R. E. G ORTON BOOU a1 p j . n aaca 2 BONUS Ompraal mother, Marie Coburn, and his Bolton, Connecticut 06040 CHAIRMAN Call 643-2711 *0-120— DOUS— OiO aad Naa. Han Attempts to contact the manager and members of brother. Daniel Coburn, both of 59 with her on the school bus condition. Asking $30 Call $1200.00 643-1108 Dave, 647- U drata lataii kan to a u u tkaai. Prica . . $2M 646-8395.0 9557 evenings. 041-05 083-04 the Board of Directors were largely unsuccessful Chester St., Kenary said. everyday. A Weiss is in Cooperstown. N.Y.. at a conference of city John Coburn's wife, Cathy Co “Sometimes we'd sit together on managers, and could not be contacted immediately. burn. 28. was at work at Dynamic the bus,” Turgeon said. “She’d Stephen T. Penny, the board’s Democratic majority Metals in South Windsor at the talk to almost anyone. She was a [SHERWOOD 70with I CLAIROL leader, said he knew of the firing but declined to VASELINE GILLETTE time of the shooting. Kenary said. friendly person.” 1 LOVING C U E comment on it. Herald photo by Bashaw MONOJECT 30 CUTEX Intensive Care She was notified by police later, he He said Tammy frequently Insulin O Q Q Lotion GOOD n e w s ! Public Works Director George Kandra. Senkow’s said. would be seen roller-skating up Polish RfllEVES Lotion GEUe Disposable immediate superior, was not available for comment, An East Hartford police officer and an employee of the state medical "We have information from her and down Orchard Street. A pair of NIVEAl OVER DRY Regular or Extra Haircolor Remover SKIN IGood either. But a middle-management source told the blue-and-white roller skates were Syringes^ Strength Razors examiner’s office carry a body bag out of a two-family house at 46 that he (John Coburn) was de Vicc or 1cc Lotion All Shades News! Herald that Kandra was "shocked” by the firing. pressed as of late,” Kenary said visible on the family’s front porch Y All Types 10’s Orchard St., East Hartford. Thursday. Four people died Thursday 1 0 OZ. 10 OZ. today. Thursday afternoon. 4 OZ. $329 Please turn to page 8 morning in what police believe was a triple homicide-suicide. Kenary said there was no sign of Another Orchard Street resi $ 2 ^ 9 a struggle by the three children, all dent. Lynn Wilcox, said she did not m of whom were found on one bed know the family well, although she ’2“ occasionally saw John and Cathy XX)-1cc with single bullet holes through their heads. Coburn was also shot Coburn in their yard. District unabie to get insurance in the head and was found on the “They’d say ’hi.’” she recalled. ISOFT SENSE blood-covered floor not far from Wilcox said the family lived at 46 $46,552 for insurance coverage. “We did not have the standard agents would prove more success the pistol. Kenary said. Orchard St. for about 3>A years. DRY LOOK HALSA Lotion GAVISCONIll 0SCALriB*"-*5« By George Layng Kenary said that Marie and Wilcox said she was home All Types Herald Reporter Landers said. When the budget for market available to bid on it,” ful than soliciting bids. Aerosol Shampoo or Chewable Strength fiscal year 1986-87 was being Irish said. "That’s not unusual in All but major medical insu Daniel Coburn had tried to tele Thursday morning, but did not Tablets hear any shots. However, just Conditioner 6 OZ. Tablets Tablets The Eighth Utilities District prepared last month, district di municipalities,” rance. which is handled separately phone John Coburn throughout the Hairspray 48’s rectors anticipated insurance cov Landers said he will negotiate by a Hartford firm, would be morning. When they failed to get before 9 a.m.. Wilcox said she All Types 500 mg. 100's Board of Directors has given its Regular Hold or $ 1 4 9 insurance commissioner special erage for the year would climb 53 with three of the firms that asked included in the package. Required through, Marie and Daniel went to heard the family’s dog barking Extra Hold 15 OZ. 60'S authority to negotiate for a new percent. for bid forms in March — the Irish coverage includes property dam the house, a two-family, wood- furiously in the back yard. Im 'EXTRA-STRENGTH Before insurance prices began Agency, the John M. Risley age. liability, crime, automobile frame building near the intersec ”He just kept barking, barking 8 OZ. policy after receiving no bids by $ 1 6 7 $499 Monday’s deadline. soaring. Landers said, the Board of Insurance Agency in Vernon, and insurance, workers’ compensa tion of Main Street and Burnside and barking.” Wilcox said. Ty l e n o l Directors usually expected a 10 to Volunteer Fireman’s Insurance tion, malpractice for the district’s Avenue. They forced their way Joseph Moyes. 25. of Walling $2^9 District Director Thomas Land 15 percent jump each year. Services of Rhode Island. emergency medical technicians ers, the insurance commissioner, through a window and discovered ford. was painting the interior of a The district’s difficulty in obtain If a package is agreed to before and bond insurance, he said. the bodies in one of the rooms, pool at a nearby apartment com said the W.J. Irish Insurance ing coverage reflects a broader the district’s annual meeting on While this is the first time the Agency, which currently provides Kenary’said. plex Thursday morning between problem experienced by communi May 28, district residents could district has failed to attract John Coburn has worked as a 8:30 and 9 a m. when he said he JKIRMACK insurance for the independent ties. businesses and organizations vote to approve the deal. Landers insurance bids. Landers said he I BOSTON C0RTEFS199 utilities authority, and three other security guard at Sicaras Security heard what sounded like a shot MENNEN C o n t a c t C r ream e a m eL across the nation. Analysts attrib said. However, if coverage is was “not despondent yet,” He said for the past one to three weeks, being fired. However, he said at JHIRMACK Lite Mousse companies asked forbid forms, but obtained afterwards, the Board of the May 12 deadline was purposely ute the rising costs to higher jury Kenary said. Before that, Coburn the time he did not know the sound 5 OZ. C le a n e r .50 OZ. none submitted a bid. Directors would most likely vote selected so that the district would Lite awards in personal injury suits was a shot. Landers blamed skyrocketing against municipalities and at on the offer, he said. have another two months to obtain had been unemployed for about A-ATTA Shampoo or 1 OZ. two years and received worker’s In the driveway of the home, a LITE ®RTEIi _ insurance prices for the lack of tempts by insurance companies to Landers said he would prefer to coverage if the bids proved ^ Skin o r compensation for a back injury he red pickup truck believed to be Conditioner $ 2 5 9 ™ninineltchl offers, but said he was confident a make up for rate reductions. have only one firm provide a unsatisfactory. suffered when he worked at the owned by John Coburn was Conditioner 8 OZ. Q'eam policy could be obtained before the Wallace J. Irish Jr., owner of complete insurance package to the "It gives you a little leeway,” he 3 OZ. Styling Gel current coverage expires July IS. W.J. Irish Insurance Agency, said district, which provides fire pro said. Millstone 3 nuclear power plant in searched by police. On the rear Lite Formula ”I think I can get the insurance. today that the district “is a tection and sewer service to much On Wednesday, the district di Waterford. bumper was a sticker that read Kenary said there was no “Save Lives,” In between the two $ 1 8 7 4 OZ. It's a question of what it’s going to municipality,” and that city insu of northern Manchester. He said he rectors agreed to waive all bid cost,” he said. rance accounts are losing status was “hopeful” that personally requirements to hilow Landers to evidence to suggest that Coburn words was a National Rifle Associ • The district currently pays quickly among insurance carriers. negotiating with the insurance negotiate a deal. had taken any drugs prior to the ation sticker. iMYCmiACIN $ 1 9 7 EFFERDENT EUCERIN Ointment Denture TUCKS TODAY’S HERALD 6 KAOPECTATE BENADRYL Pads Cream Two survive three days in snow cave .50 OZ. Decongestant Cleanser THwaAiniBjgnc Concentrate 40's 4 OZ. nmrABoanMDiT 40's Capsules * B y Brian S. Akre tain, and struck a backpack. It was 80 percent chance of surviving. are no complications. *“•**385* 8 OZ. Change unlikely Index 24's $187 The Associated Press just five feet from where the body "When he did awake from the Bachulis told A B C ’s “Good $ Bencxlryl of another member of the outing anesthetic and the cardiac bypass Morning America” that “it was It is unlikely that the Planning 24 pagot, 4 aecllont 2^9 PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Two was discovered Wednesday. he related some information that really quite surprising” that Miss and ZoningCommission will heed a $ 2 9 9 teenagers who survived more than Of the 13 climbers who began he thought he was dead.” Lorts Clark’s body temperature when request from a group of property ^ c e r i k 91 three days buried in a snow cave on hiking up the mountain Monday, said today. she entered the hospital, about 73 owners to postpone a third public RiiAinA«« Mount Hood with six companions four survived, including an adult Miss Clark was in stable condi degrees, was so much higher than hearing on Manchester’s proposed r^lnQQifiorl 99-94 were reported slowly improving and a girl who walked out Tuesday tion today, said Dr. Ben Bachulis, that of the three students brought new Comprehensive Plan of Devel riomirA Ifi today, and doctors said they were seeking help. chief of surgery at Emanuel to the hospital the day before, who opment. several PZC members fi optimistic that both would recover. The teenagers who survived in Hospital. The girl was said to be in all died. Their temperatures were said today. Story on page 4. Pntartflinmont 14 17 Available at participating Their companions, two adults the snow cave were identified as the better shape of the two about 42 degrees, he said. PAriiA 13 Crown Pharmacy VALUE PLUS STORES' and four youngsters, were pro Giles Thompson, 16, of Longview, survivors. Neither survivor appeared to 1 nral hawa 3-4 n Lenox Pharmacy BASISI GAS X Mostly cloudy Preacriptlon Center Not all Items available at nounced dead Thursday after.^ Wash., and Brinton Clark, 15, of "She's combative and we are have suffered brain damage, but 1 nttAry 9 all stores. Soap . T a b le t s 208 W. Center SL 299 E. Center St. being found in the cave, dug in an Portland. very, very optimistic that she’ll Long said the girl probably won’t Intervals of clouds and sunshine rihitiinrian ft Not responsible lor Sensitive Skin- tVISINE effort to escape a savage snow recall anything of her ordeal. Manchester 30’s Thompson was “somewhat sur recover,” said Dr. Clark Chipman, today with a 40 percent chance of riplninn ft Manchester typographical errors. Extra Dry - storm that envelopetl the mountain an afternoon or evening shower. E y e D r o p s prised that he was alive” when he chief of the emergency depart “Perhaps nature is kind that PAnplA 9 Normal to Dry during an annual school outing. way,” he said. “I would be annazed High around 70. Mostly cloudy 1 OZ. woke up at Providence Medical ment. He said the girl’s tempera .qpnrt* q-11 r-A 3 OZ. The cave was discovered by a Center, said Dr. Gregory Lorts. ture was almost back to normal, if she remembered anythingX ,^ tonight with a 50 percent chance of Health a The youth was taken off a heart- and Dr. William Long, head of the The teenage climbers were all showers. Low in the middle 50s. TAlAviftirm 17 Kay Druo Co. Brooks Pharmacy Quinn’s Pharmacy rescuer who poked through 4-5 feet 1 1 S /UUnrlrt 7 10 Beauty Alda $ 1 0 7 of snow on the treacherous slopes, lung machine Thursday night, and trauma program, said she could be students at the Oregon Episcopal Partly sunny Saturday with a high Sale PrIcesI 14 Main SL, 585 Enfield Ave., 873 Main St. itASia 8,300 feet up the 11,235-foot moun Dr. Duane S. Bietz said he had an out of the hospital in a week if there School. of 80 to 85. Details on page 2. Weather 9 I EFFECTIVE DATE: East Hartford Enfield Manchester M A Y 15-17, 1986