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•yOtfvMI PoM veto. resulting ihropa In consumption that Tlw Pr«M The I C f atndy attempted to flkely would resuH from the re­ AIDS: Discrimination bill put on hold / page 4 Cromwell / pege 151 predict the impnet ef the EUrrlck duced avallaMIHy of textile and WASfffNOTON - Legltfation to Mil on the V.§. economy in lff7 and araarel imports, the study said. Ilm H the growth of textflo and 19M by using three levels of But the economic value of new anwirat Imporu to 1 parcaiit a jraar possible Import growth: the 17 Jobs the MU would create through weaM oraato aa many at 182,M9 rcent a m m i rate that existed Increased domestic production otw iotHi within two yaaft, accord- frorom IM I to 19M; the 9.9 percent would outweigh the nefith-e eeent operators sharply (or the second day In a row. Gold prices (ell. It cost 81.8090 to buy one pound, 9.0199 returned to work today, ending a IM a y strike that had Dealers In Rome said there were more than three cents cheaper than • 9.0499 Dutch guilders. Up from halted virtually all major construetien pretjeets acron several reasons (or the dollar’s Tuesday’s late price of 11.9498. 9.0980 the state. Developments point to stability leap, including higher U.S. Interest Dealers said the pound was hit by • 1,318.M Italian lire, up from Union negotiators representing the workers brought rates and the strengthening of the the dollar’s strenrth and gains by 1,300.028 the strike to an end Wednesday by accepting a contract dollar’s value against the Japanese the socialist opposition Labor Party 0 And 1.3449 Canadian dollars, that will boost wages and benefits between 92.80 an yen. In the latest opinion polls on the up from 1.8489 Lola and Malcolm Barlow, right, will drive cross country In early hour to 94.80 an hour over three years. The dollar gained against the yen in oil prices, end of world glut June 11 general election. Bullion dealers said the price of July as competitora In a race of old oars. Malcolm will be behind Representatives of the International Union of on the Tokyo foreign Exchange Operating Engineers Local 471 and the Connecticut Market for the fifth consecutive Here are the dollar rates at gold fell In thin trading, pushed the wheel and Lois will navigate the course with rudimentary in Stavanger and elsewhere say people I ’ve talked to Inside and Construction Industries Association reached the STAVANGER, Norway (AP) - day,closing at 143.19 yen compared mId-mornIng compared with late down by the strong dollar. equipment. Shown above la the 1931 Hupmoblle pickup the The pace of oil exploration is they cannot be sure that the outside of OPEC Is that people feel settlement after meeting for eight hours Wednesday at showing signs of picking up again in downward trend In oil prices — relatively comfortable with current Barlows will drive on their 11-day trip from California to Florida. the state Labor Department In Wethersfield with the North Sea off this ^ r t city, which began In 1912 with the onset prices," said Paul McDonald, who Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro. following a slowdown brought on by of an oil glut — has come to an end. follows the oil Industry (rom The Connecticut Construction Industry Association last year's sudden slide in world Yet signs are growing that prices London (or the Investment firm of NOW! A PREMIUM QUALITY is a trade group representing more than 300 companies petroleum prices. will hold at least through the end of Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. statewide. The oil companies that put 1987. "They feel there’s a reasonable "They were going to starve If they did not reach Norway on the oil map in the lB70s "There is some light tor us now," equilibrium.” agreement," Peraro said. are proposing new drilling projects, said Tore Ulleberg, a spokesman in The current stability in oil MATTRESS PRICED FOR With the statewide strike over, Manchester highway Stavanger for Amoco Norway Oil markets Is due mainly to a decision vintage vehicles to vie for victory and while they aren't predicting a crews will resume the work of patching potholes by the Organisation of Petroleum new boom, some a re ad vertising (or Co., which Is considering drilling Friday, Highway Superintendent Keith Chapman said workers again in the local four additional wells at its existing Exporting Countries last De­ By Alex OIrslll permitted. Some modifications are today. newspapers. Valhall oil field. cember to cut back its oil produc­ EVERY-BODY. newcomers to the race. commission by race officials so allowed under the complicated race Chapman said he phoned the Balf Co., one of the This speedup reflects a growing Ulleberg's cautious optimism tion and enforce a base price of 118 a Assoclat* editor ,,. They will cruise along In a 1936 Ford. competitors can’t use to to tell how far rules which Reed has been keeping contractors, and found the plant will not be able to confidence here and throughout the seems to be shared by others in the barrel. Before that, OPEC had been The race begins June 10 at Disney­ they’ve gone since the beginning of When 120 vintage vehicles race each day. track of in Information bulletins he supply bituminous concrete today. international oil Industry that pri­ industry, which contends that trying to win a bigger share of the land In California and ends July 10 at gets, but basically the vehicle has to be jh e work has been held up (or two weeks during the ces have stabilised and that the many oil drilling prospects in the market by selling its oil at deeply across the country from California to Walt Disney World In Florida, a Calculators, obviously, are out of the the way It used to be when It wasn’t strike. 2 OPEC cartel Is succeeding in North Sea’s harsh environment are discounted prices. Florida in early July, two of them will distance, say race officials, of 3,000 question. be driven by people from the Manches­ The goal la for the contestants to being raced as an antique. Chapman said that work may he held up still further gradually drying up the world oil uneconomic when oil fetches less "The market Is quite happy with miles, through 10 Sunbelt states with ter area. match a computer-acheduled time, Cooling avatema can be enlarged and glut than 818 a barrel. the OPEC strategy and believes It stops for food, fuel and raat at 43 cities. if the union representing laborers fails to complete Malcolm Barlow of Tolland will be which they don’t know, and to pass a pressurized, for Instance, because the "They have stabilised the boat at "You can see here that we have can be sustained," said Stephen The Barlows, and Reed and Mac- contract negotiations and sets up picket lines Monday. the feeling that stability has re­ behind the wheel of a 1931 Hupmoblle Bryde, will learn a halt hour before the series of unannounced checkpoints old buggy was not expected In its time The operating engineers may refuse to cross the picket $18 a barrel," said Karl Thu, the Turner, an oil industry analyst at to go for long hours across hot deserts. turned, at least for the shortterm,” pickup truck for the 11-day trek on start of each day’s race what route each day. If the Reed or Barlow lines. mayor of Stavanger, a town whose the investment firm of Wood Twelve-volt electrical systems can said Oddeinar Foss-Sklftesvik, an desert roads and city streets. At his they will take to the day’s finish point vehicles miss a checkpoint, they will If a second strike comes. Chapman said, the town’s 860-year history is dotted with Mackensle and Co. in Edinburgh, be used, with alternators. official at the Norwegian Oil side Witt be his wife and navigator, Lots and what their speed will be. be disqualified (or the day, which does repaving program this year will probably have to be cycles of boom and bust in fishing, Scotland. Nitrogen Instead of air can be used In shipping and shipbuilding. Industry Association in Stavanger, Bartow. The navigators will have the follow­ not automatically mean they can’t win curtailed. OPEC oil ministers are due to .QgMBo^ They are veterans of the Interstate some of the 9280,000 In prizes offered. the tires, but the tires must be "W e’d like the price to be higher, representing the companies that ing sophisticated toots to help them: As heavy equipment workers returned to work, the 7 open their regular summer meet­ Batteries Great American Race, hav­ • Pencils But they will have to complete the authentic. but we can get by now," she added. run Norway's offshore oil fields. SACROSUPPO^ tHt OAMreir MAMt fM UttA union representing 3.800 laborers threatened a strike ing June 25 in Vienna, Austria. ing competed twice before in the • A scrath pad that must be blank at other nine daily qualifying races to be Besides Reed and MacBryde. the Last summer the price of oil Oil prices on the open market that could shut down projects once again. The laborers’ four-year history of the race. the beginning of the day. permitted to run In the last stretch July team will include Aldo Ansaldl of dipped below $10 a barrel. That have been hovering around |18 a Analysts believe the cartel lead­ contract expires Sunday, and union leaders have said One of their competitors this year • An analog stopwatch and an 10 from Tallahassee to Walt Disney Manchester end Ste ve Reid of Hebron, helped most Western economies, barrel since March. In recent days, ers will reaffirm their December they will set up picket lines Monday if no agreement Is accord and possibly adjust It by wilt be Ernest Reed of Hebron, who analog time of day watch. Digitals are World, when $190,000 Is at stake and a who will be the mechanics and support but it posed a serious threat to prices for top-quality grades of U.S. reached. sanctioning a modest Increase in operates a construction business in forbidden. couple of seconds can separate crew. They start out each day In future oil development In Norway and British North Sea crudes have In the equipment operators dispute, Peraro said both the members’ production quotas or 'Manchester. He and his navigator, a The speedometer, but not the winners from losers. and many other nations. broken the 119 mark. sides made concessions in reaching the agreement and “ The general opinion among by increasing prices slightly. Michael McBryde of Manchester, are odometer. That will be put out of Cars as late as 1937 models will be PleaM turn to page 10 Analysts and oil industry officials that Gov. William A. O'Neill had contacted negotiators during the day to urge them to come to terms. "It was not really what I wanted," said BIwood ro/c/ Bond "Sonny" Metz, the union’s business manager. Metz said he had given his word to the governor that Joyner wins re-election in 8th by 4 votes the union would continue negotiating Wednesday until a settlement Was reached. “ I ’m not the happiest guy In the world, but It means By Otoroe Lovng Landers refused to comment on the Incident’s effect Machell also won additional one-year terms. more to me to keep my word," Metz said. Herald Reporter The more-than-270 residents who attended the on the election. However, Joyner, who defeated The settlement includes wage and fringe benefit one-and-a-half-hour gathering also unanimously ap- Landers three years ago (or president, said It probably Increases, spread over three years, of |4.80 an hour (or you can put In one of the closest votes In years, Eighth Utilities roved a 1987-13 fiscal year budget of 91.23 million. The had no effect, Judging (rom the size of his support. District President Walter Joyner won re-election to a udget will keep the tax rate at its current B.9-mtll Landers Indicated he might run again next year for operators of heavy equipment, such as cranes, iivilsL S fourth one-year term Wednesday, defeating district level. That means that for each 91.000 In assessed the seat. Meanwhile, Joyner said the close vote was payloaders and backhoes; 93.89 an hour for operators all your eggs Director Thomas Landers by (our votes out of 280 cast. property, owners will pay 98.80. probably because he decided only two weeks ago to of bulldozers and other earth-moving equipment; 13.60 Joyner edged Landers 139-131. ARer the voting, Joyner said he felt the outcome enter the race. an hour for operators of smaller equipment, such as in one basket... The balloting, which occurred at the Eighth reflected a desire by Eighth District voters to stay with "The moral of the story is If you want to run a compactors: and about 12.90 an hour for non­ District’s annual meeting In Waddell School, ended a experienced leadership. campaign and expect to win, start early,” he said. production union members such as oilers. TWIN contest that had come to be characterized as one In nominating Joyner, Lassow said he would give the In her race, Boutin said she had not expected the Under the old contract, union pay scales ranged (rom SIZE between the moderate Joyner, and the more strident Eighth District — which provides (Ire protection and balloting to be as close. She attributed Katkauskas's $10.43 an hour (or an oiler to $19.40 an hour for heavy Landers. sewer service to most of northern Manchester — "a strong showing to support for Landers. crane operators. Similarly, Eighth District voters decided to give sure, steady hand" in the year to come. Both Landers and Katkauskas had been active in the The strike, the first by Local 478 In 28 years, has Director Lorraine Boutin a second three-year term The Eighth District and the town of Manchester are pro-district group STEAL, which helped defeat a paralyzed construction projects in the state, many of instead of replacing her with political newcomer currently negotiating to resolve their longstanding referendum question last November that would have which cannot continue without the heavy equipment stripped the Eighth District of its ability to veto a Andrew Katkauskas. Boutin defeated Katkauskas differences. Proposals discussed so far have called (or operators. merger with the town. 133-117. Like Landers, Katauskas has taken a hard line the Eighth District to give up Its sewer system in return In the laborers negotiations, money Is also the key Landers and Katkauskas. who opposes giving up the In support of the Eighth District. fur the town’s Buckland firehouse on Tolland Turnpike. issue. Representatives of the Connecticut Laborer’s Both Joyner and Boutin barely received the 90 Landers had been critical of Joyner (or being op sewer system to the town, were endorsed Wednesday by STEAL President Robert Bletchman. District Council were to meet today with the percent plus one vote necessary to wiilVthe office. vacation earlier this year during the start of those construction association today in a bid to reach a Joyner needed 134, while Boutin needed 131. There are talks. But aRer the vote, Landers, who will continue to Katkauskas said afterword Boutin probably won contract. 7,244 registered voters In the Eighth District. serve as a director, said there would be no lingering because she was the Incumbent. However, he vowed to Dominick Lopreato, secretary-treasurer of the impossible! The other four offices up for re-election were resentment. remain active in district affairs, and did not rule out council, said both sides were far apart on wage otters. 9 uncontested. Political newcomer Ellen Burns, an "W e still are fam ily," he said. seeking office next year. 9 but we’ve done it! attorney, won a three-year term as a director to Last week, Landers was given a traffic ticket and got Burns, also a member of STEAL, said she did not "In the 1970s and 1980s, when there was no vmrk, we Thanks to a Hmaly buy, wa can oNar an NEADMMRD8 replace retiring Gordon Lassow, who has served on the into an argument with a Manchester police oRIcerover know until the vote whether she would be challenged. went along with them,” Lopreato said. “ Now, the anwtlnt Ptico on lanwut QoM Bond board Tor the paat 17 yeara. Clerk Helen Warrington, the Infraction. The incident was said to be an example industry is healthy and we need to recover some of the boddInM Baoouto prtcaa ara so low, TWIN M U Please tarn to page 18 losses." QoM Bond vran’l laf us lovoal Iho spa- Treasuic ^ £ / / E A £ R »EG O N A. '//EA-^^EP

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Women aleo went to great extremee to wpars ppsat. two-fomify MPM8, the rent charged -•1 4 0 / V x w W«.Double trouble A Drenching rain touched off high homa Into eastern Kansas and tion w in then he taied In the A "TM s Is not what revaluation le water alerta today ae thunder- western Missouri. The M aiidiffta’ H «r«ld IwYataatlOB ot taxaMe property Joan Wolverton of Tolland, left, with har baby, Ryan, and Friday and Bedrotalan davlivered the day Sefort at 5:35 •terina ranged from Texaa Flash flood warnings were that la scheduled to he completed about," Cassano sah) daring last through the nation's midsection. posted for large sections of for Mie next.year. week's meeting of die town Board bar sister, Christine Bedrosslan of Manchester, and her p.m. The proud grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bride Rain dotted the Atlantic Coast central Oklahoma while flash Theworpdde of the revataathm is of Directors. He aleo compfalned baby, Megan, gave birth a day apart at Manohaater of Manchester, said this makes an even dozen states while fair skies prevailed flood watches covered parts Of to a lm tt the assnsed vatae of thet he wae not Informed about the Memorial Hospital. Wolverton delivered at 7:14 a.m. grandchildren. across the Southwestern deserts southeastern Kansas and northw­ Mandiester n a l estate from tfM decision of the town administration to send out the fUrms. and from the central Gulf Coast to est Texas. Alauuuic vahM set In 1177, when the last 4^ Vincent eald Wedtwsday that In the Ohio Valley and middle Thunderstorms on Wednesday revalostkm occurred Since that 1884 the etate Laidelatare gave Money not en leeue MIsslasIppI Valley. spawned tornadoes in Texas, time, the value of most town Y Y town aeeeeaore the authority to oroperty has seared, wMIe assess- Rain and thunderstorms were Nevada, Kansas and Wisconsin, May 28,1087 require this Information. He said the National Weather Service TODAY’S SMOM (My after, mepte have remained die same. new moon (May 27). ______! The revaluation of homes Is the use of such forms is a standard said. rodey H ttm 14Mh dev ot 19§f and ttm based on their current market procedure, and the Infonnatlon Is Embattled parks super weighs future Today's waalhar picture wee drawn by Mara Upenleka, 0, of ” TODAY’S TMVIAs Whk4i famotM adr Weather Trivia Elsewhere today, showers and value, VHicefit exptelned. F o r shop- k i ^ confidential. Jam ee TOth day ot apring. Bolton, a fourth-grader at 81. School. varrtura charaotar did Ian Ptsmmg wa- plng centers, apartment buildiiigs when Manchester conducted its W hen do mor.t ot the worr thunderstorms were widely scat­ ata7 (a) Naro Woffa (b) Mika Hammar Harrison sal4 his budget for the and similar properties, however, last revaluation, It also used Bv Alox OlroMI tered across the upper Missis­ ( ) Jamas Bond current year for maintenance of U S. floods occur'' 0 the Income Is used because It Is a Income figures from Income- Anocloto editor sippi Valley and Dakotas. TOOAY*a MtTOflYi On IMS day In "How do I log what I don't do?" Harrison recreation equipment Is about TODAY'S S A M S t Nothing does more moro accurate reflection of their producing properties to set the new 1040, Betghim surranderad to $4.o<«. For next year, he said, it will Rain was scattered from Nev­ CONNECTICUT WEATHER to Improve lha appawwioa of a back worth, assessments. The only difference Robert Har^ahn, town park and asked. Oarmany. he about 889,060, indicating the ada Into Wyoming and Montana, ywd th «i the addition of two happy , VlBcent said that when such was that In that revaluation, the cemetery sO^rlniendent. has not He was referring to park and oemetary scope of inerrosed work In the area. and a flash flood advisory was In TODAY’S MIITNDAVSt Jkn Ttiorpa youngsters and a playful poooh. properties are boujflit and sold, the town had no authority to require yet decided whether he will keep a (1888); Ian Flaming (1008); Walker Par- Assistant I w n Manager Steven effect In north central and east­ Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: income they prodtice Is a major that owners turn over such Infor­ iog of duties added to his job as a work he fears will go undone when he oy(IOie); Barry Commonar (1017) mation, Vincent said. means of pursuing a complaint Werhner. a letter to Harrison April ern Montana. The oorraot wina to order with lobatar M factor In the sale price. Tonight and Friday, considerable cloudiness with a This produced sketchy informa­ against the town administration, he aesumea responsibility for tasks that in 27. left open the possihiltty of TODAY’S O U O Tii "Evary ma)or ad- any one you can afford after paying for However, Cassano said today he Today’s forecast called for chance of showers and thunderstorms. Low tonight tion because net all property negotiating a salary Increase for vanoa m ttw taobnologloal compalanoa lha prioay orustaoaans. received complaints from owners said Wednesday. recent years have been handled by the thunderstorms scattered from of man has anforoad ravolullonary owners compiled, he said. Now, If The suggestion that he keep such added duties. near 60. High Friday In the upper 70s to mid 80s. of two Income-producing properties Harrison, who has an annual central and southwest Texas ehanoas In lha aconomlo and poNlloal TODAY’S TMVIA MlSWSIISi (o) Nov- the income form Is not submitted by a record came from Catherine Recreation Department. ' West Coasti^l East Coastal: Tonight and Friday, who felt this Information, In effect, salary of $40,280, said money is not through the central Plains to the struotura of aotXaly" — Barry allai Ian Flaming orMrtad Baoral Agent result! In an Income tax being tbe deadline, the town can Impoae a Foley, an official of the State Board upper Mississippi Valley and considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers and Commoner. 007, Jwnas Bond. penalty by aM Ing 18 percent to the of Labor Relations, who told an Issue. Imposed, sMiiethlng the state or Harrison has been employed by Great Lakes region; showers and thunderstorms. Low tonight near 60. High Friday In value of theijrroperty’s assessment. Harrison and the union officials local governments In Connecticut the town In various capacities for 20 thunderstorms scattered across do not do. Vincent sell representing him at a preliminary dispute. In a Jan. 22 letter to Swirda, the mid 70s to lower 80s. years. the Gulf Coast and south Atlantic Northwest Hills: Tonight and Friday, considerable hearing that there was not enough She said the burden of proof is on Harrison said that at that meeting evidence to support his claim of an the union and the log would he a way he was told he would have no choice Mous CuiiiO'-u pue Coast regions and New England; H IS . F IR S T top administrative cloudiness with a chance of showers and thunder­ Astrograpli unfair labor practice. to establish that proof. but to assume responslhillty for utBJ |0 uoueuiquiOD egi u j o j ) rain possible from the Pacific Job was cemetery superintendent. storms. Low tonight near 60. High Friday In the mid Harrison said Wednesday he has some duties formerly carried out 6uuds A|je 8 pue joiuim o ici Northwest to the northern High Highland Park parents About seven years ago the park and not decided whether to keep that T H E D IS P U T E B E G A N In De­ by the Recreation Department, Plains. 70s to lower 80s. cemetery departments were com- aooompllshmants are poasiblo today, record. cember when administrative offi­ that his job description would not he htiiied under nift supervision. Fo r a provided you are lanaiXotM and oohala^ "How do I log what 1 don't do?” cials removed some Items from changed and that the duties would 2 q b i i r tent. Don't dose up dw p until you want school reopened departmental capital Improvement not be tbe subject of negotiation. period, park, cemetery and high­ achlava a oomplala victory. Harrison asked. way supervialon were combined (B irth d a y He was referring to park and requests and lodged them in tbe SOOMNO (Oat. S4-Na«. M ) A con- On May 19, town officials an­ under him, hut late In 1004 he asked cemetery work he fears will go operating budgets of various de- oarnad adviser may offer you soma sug- nounce that the dispute had been to be relieved of the highway job Prlday, May M , 1887 The classrooms would be placed at undone when he assumes responsi­ artments for the fiscal year that gastlons todayr that you should spplysppl B y Andrew Yurkovskv resolve In compromise and Weiss granted his reguest. In a whatever school they are most bility for tasks that In recent years CeglnsJulyl. oomi ly. They'lay'll...... be lass affaotiva It Herald Reporter tetter to Harrison at that time, Conditions look extremely favorable for you Iryjotry to modify them. needed, probably Keeney Street have been handled by the Recrea­ Some capital items sought by PEOPLE you In the year ahead where your earn­ and Martin schools, he said. Scott Sprague, town recreation U N D E R T E R M S of that agree­ Weiss said. "You have done an SAOITTAm uS (Nav. tS-Oae. 81) A ing abilities are oonoarned. There are A newly formed parents’ group tion Department. ment. Harrison would maintain excellent job In effecting many lolnl venlurs you are now partlolpaling Manchester's birth rate has Harrison said the union that director, were placed in the operat­ strong Indications that your lake- home will send representatives to Board facilities such as playground equip­ Improvements In the highway In has good chances for success ss long Increased unevenly since 1989, represented him in negotiations ing budget tor the Park and pay will be substantially Inoreased. 6t Education meetings throughout ment, tennis courts and swimming operution. Grievances have been in March In Texarkana, Texas, to Gov. Garold L. Bailies wel­ as the contribution from the parties In­ when 981 births were reported. with the town has withdrawn an Cemetery Division. OBMINi (May tl-Jim e 10) Proceed volved remains equal. the summer to lobby for the pools. Planning recreation capital r^uced to a minimum and morale D u t this month show his concern for financially comed the Williamsburg native 'Iliere were 940 MrUis In 1994.620 In unfair labor practice complaint Harrison complained about the cautiously In your oommerolal Involve­ OAPfHOOBN (Dee. 88-Jan. 19) Don't reopening of the Highland Park Improvements ikould be the respon­ has been observably Improved." pressed farmers. on Wednesday, ushered him Into ments today. Be oareful that the price 1089 and 970 In 1910. Kennedy said without telling him or getting his move In a memorandum to Public Academy Award-winning ac- be overty suspicious without proper School, the group’s organiser said sibility of Sprague,_however. 'hie town’s procedures In main­ Jones Is known for the hits “ He his Richmond office and received Isn’t raised after the deal Is set. Put ev­ that more data needs to be collected Works Director George Kandra, treas Jeaalca Lange and Pulltxer cause today. If you are, you might mis­ this morning. consent. But Harrison said Wednesday taining recreation fncllltles over Stopped Loving Her Today” and as a gift a copy of Hornsby's erything In writing. Major ohangea are interpret the motives of someone trying to determine accurately how much and the memo became public. Prlie-wlnnlng playwright 8am ahead for Qemlnis In the coming year. "W e would like to see Highland that once bids are received for the course of the years has varied. his recent “The Right Left album in circulation In England. to cooperate. Park reopened, but I think we’re school enrollment will Increase. WHEN HE FIRgT approached The upshot was a meeting Jan. 8 SheiMrd are expecting their Send lor your Astro-Qriuh predictions between Harrison, Kandra, capital Improvments he would have At one time the Recreation Depart­ Hand” Hornsby Is pictured with his AOUAMUB (Jan. 88-Peb. 19) TrMay, open-minded enough to go with At the earliest, Kennedy said. the union. Civil Service Employees ■econd child this month, her today. Mall |1 to Aatro-Qraph, o/o this Sprague and Town Manager Robert to oversee Implementation of the ment had Its own maintenance band, the Range, on the cover, you might accidently stumble updh a whatever Is best for the town," said Highland Park School would be Affiliates, with his complaint, he spokeswoman says. newspaper, P.O. Box 01428, Cleveland, company seorat that should be kept contracts. crews. and he is wearing a "Bailies for OH 44101-3428. Be sure to slate your Kathy Grove, who organised the reopened for the 1080-00 school was assured the town could not Weiss. confidential. Subdue temptations to re-' year. Lange's publicist, Lisa Kas- Governor” cap. xodlao sign. group of about 40 parents and other unilaterally change his duties with­ Straddling fancas veal It to co-workers. ' It Is estimated that renovations teler, refused to provide details of Hornsby, who will em bark on a OAN CiR (June 81-July 88) Strive to be n tO B B (Feb. 88-Mareli 88) It's rea­ neighborhood residents. out subjecting the changes to considerate In your relationships today, necessary to reopen the school collective bargaining. the pregnancy or the actress' Clint Eastwoqd, the m ayor of tour ot Europe next week, said he sonably safe to take a chance today on " I think there’s a lot of support," or you might unintentionally slight one would cost 1110,000. Yearly operat­ On Wednesday he said that If the whereabouts, saying only: “She’s Carmel, Calif., who straddles a got two Bailies hats after his something that has been well consid­ she added. " It seems that parents friend by excluding him or her from an ered. However. If you press beyond a ing expenses. Including the hiring data did not support his complaint, horse In his tough-guy Westerns, brother, a University of Virginia are complaining about large class due this month.” activity with another pal.al. calculated risk, the string might snap. ot an additional principal and two the union shoufd have advised him law school student, worked In sise (at Buckley and Martin has taken to straddling political LgO(July88-AUi.89)AiAn Important ob- ARIIB (Mareh 81-AprN 19) Ambitions new teachers, would cost about The longtinje unmarried couple schools)." not to pursue It and should not have fences. Bailies’ 1988 campaign. He said jectlveIve can be achieved unaided today. can be aatlsfled today without resorting 9200,000 to 1890,000. it’s best not to try to draw support from School Superintendent James P. filed an unfair labor practice moved from Santa Fe, N.M., to Eastwood told a Sacramento his songs are "about our expe­ to unattractive methods an atsoolate Reopening Bentley School has well-meaning but Ineffective co- Kennedy announced In March that complaint. rural Virginia last year. Their news conference Wednesday that riences from growing up, and this uses to gat his or her way. Abide by your worker. been ruled out by the administra­ But Melaine Swirda, a represen­ first child, Hannah Jane, was Is where we grew up. So we write own high standards. recent Increases In Manchester’s the state must give more money vm OO (Aug. 88-8eel. 88) Your self- birth rate could lead to an Increase tion, partly because of the cost of tative of the union, said Wednesday bom In January 1986. The actress about it.” to counties for courts, law en­ dlsolpllne win be well In hand the greater TAUIlUB (April 80-May 88) You may of 800 to 400 elementary students the extensive renovations that that Harrison was advised In the has another daughter, 9-year-old Hornsby’s debut album "The forcement and other services. portion of the day, but as evening draws have second thoughts today about within the next 10 roars. The would he necessary. beginning of all the possibilities and Alexandra, by ballet superstnr JESSICA LANQE The school board’s Long-Range The County Supervisors Associ­ Way It Is" won him a Grammy near, you could bsebme a trifle too lax something to which you hastily agn reopenlnf ot Highland Park School “ he wanted to pursue the matter” Mlkhell Baryshnikov. .. expecting again ation of California called the news this year. tor your own good. Things can latsr bo readjustad to put Planning Committee Is now eva­ She said several meetings were Bring your was one suggestion Kennedy of­ “We’re very proud ot him,” LIBRA (Bepl. ■ ------88-Oel. 88) Outstanding your mind al luating the edmlnlttration’s recom­ held with town administrative Lange, who won a supporting conference to announce opposi­ fered tor dealing with the Increase. Bailies said. “ Unlike so m any mendation. Kennedy said he ex­ officials before the unfair labor actress Oscar for her role In tion- to Gov. George Deukm ell- Grove, a resident ot Robert troops saluted the queen with a other lyrics, his have a pects a decision by the committee practice claim was filed and those “Tootsie," co-starred with She­ un’i proposal to rebate 1700 Street, said her group IncludeO 21-gun salvo and she reviewed the million to taxpayers. message.” parents ot school-age children as this fall. meetings. failed to resolve the HHMTigiigo pard In “Frances,” “Country" troops, riding in a carriage drawn Cnnrmit Qaotatioiis and the recent “ Crim es of the Eastwood said he also sup­ well as older residents who want a by four white horses. neighborhood school. Grove has a Heart.” Shepard won a Pulitser ported the rebate and that this About 40,000 West Berliners Dynttty mansion daughter who will be entering for the play "Buried Child" and, was “a little bit of a contradic­ also watched the parade. tion, maybe.” He suggested that "The environment surrounding wondering what we m ight do than •' kindergarten next year. down lo axe. Linda Evans, star of televi­ was nominated for an Oscar for At a banquet Tuesday evening, Grove told the school board his role as Chuck Yeager in “ The one compromise to save money sion’s “Dynasty," has bought a our N a vy In the Persian G ulf is aa us telling them In advance.” — the queen said the annual parades might be consolidation ot small during Its Monday meeting that the Right Stuff." palatial 11,000-square-foot man­ dangerous as the exposure of our President Reagan, on how the' were a rem inder of B ritain’s school districts and that " I’d like United States’ would respond If; would survey the Highland sion In suburban Lakewood, Marines In Beirut." — Sen. to see whether the commitment, “ which remains as to see some sort ot a middle Ira n attacks a Kuw aiti ship fly in g ; Park area Wash., outside Tacoma. Rickard liMgar, R-Ind., former population could support strong as it ever w as," to the ground.” student The price ot the early 10th- chairman of the Senate Foreign a U S. flag. reopening the school. She said that Btlattd taluta protection of West Berlin. “Though 1 support the rebate century Carman Villa, built tor Relations Committee. completion of Interatete 884 would program of the governor’s, that’s Britain’s Queen Elisabeth II the pioneering Joseph Carman make the a n a more accessible tor 9 9 ot a 11-gun salute at an annual after we take care ot the coun- family, has not been made public, "1 think some ot these patriots commuters to Hertford and could Donated ducats tiesi” Eastwood told a rally of Sirltlsh military parade staged in but in 1984 It was listed tor ll.l are going to get smeared up a little result In more growth ot the school about too county officials and LottBry belated honor of her birthday and Country music singer George million, according to the Pierce bit." -Rep.LealsBtokes,D-Ohlo, population. seen as a symbol of Britain’s others on the Capitol steps. Jones is giving away 100 tickets to County Assessor’s Office. amid allegations of weapons About 18 residents supporting the com m itm ent to the Allied defense The house was sold by owners school reopening attended Mon­ farmers for a concert In North overpricing and profit-hiding In of West Berlin. Jack and Dena Stretf. The sale day’s meeting with Grove. Carolina. the Iran-Contra affair. Virginia music was expected to be final June 8, Connecticut daily New houees on Birch Mountain The queen, who celebrated her Concert promoter Mike Pulton officials said Tuesday. Road would probably also bring gist birthday on April <1, stood on said Wednesday that Jones is Singer-songwriter Bruce Wednesday: 781 Evans’ publicist, DnvM Dyer, m e n school-age students to the 8 a platform as 1,000 British troops, donating the tickets to his concert Hom wy. who has a pltm for the "1 think It’s far better If the Highland Park area. Grove said. governor of his home state on an said in Los Angeles he could not Play Four: S08B tanks and other military vehicles June s In Ronda. The tickets Iranians go to bed every night The school administration Is reach her for comment and that hied past on Wednesday in West normally cost IIS In advance and album cover, says his Virginia recommending that Highland Park he was not familiar with the Berlin. 118 at the door. upbringing helped him make iehool be reopened If population purchase. At the end of the parade, the Jones made a similar donation music. krojectlons prove accu ra te , Meecheeter Herald ennedy said today. In order to meet lihmedUtA>epace needs, the VOL. OVI, No. 80S idm lnlttretlon hei propoeed pat- chasing two modular classrooms 7 each year trom IIM through IN I. PuMishod dally exeopl Sunday SugBastsd carriar ralaa ata |1.80 An Eogb AdimlaUe Role I cirtain hoNda peirt stnee Aefnst, called "Th e majerlty party Is saylav 'The compaiw had an obllgat'Ion to bargam with flie union baf('ore oroa, saM Wodneeday, “What af much of (fia oil asad Waatern flagged aMp, said Warner, "the Wednesday's vete In tfie they're fearful of having an Mde- we'ro seeing to (be UnHod States nations. w orn to fully aware Of the capaMII- tMneeratlc-eentrelled Senate "un­ pen^ party (examine state go- Mstlttftlfig the druf-testM f OTfr. gram ," Banter, an effiefal In being tucked into (bo vtotont and fteagsn. In an Intervlaw wUh tlea of tho UnHod Statoa, not Just In fair, underhanded and pelltical." yerhm ent)," said Sen. PhlHp S. tovago" war hetwaon Iran and Europaan Jaurnallsts, rafuaad to tho gvff, to retaliate." He said he weutd ask fer a flofMrtson. fl-Cheshlre. " ! wonder (he labor's beard's Hartferd effice said Wednesday. Iraq. Kuwait to an ally of Iraq, ' say axaetty what tha United gtetes meetlni with Oev. William A. what If is tbiir're hiding." "tho environment surrounding will do If Iran attacks,. Glonn laid an Iranian attack O'Neill te urge him (e vete the Mil, The latter beard'a dedsieii weuld Hot Senate Majority Leaded' only apply te about I<,l6d heurty oar Navy In tha Persian Gulf to as "1 don’t think that’s s qusstkm would bo tosa llkoly If the Navy ehtch has already cleared the Cornelius P. O'Leary, h-WInds^ dangerous at the oxposuro of our (hat 1 should svsn attempt (te foreo In tha gulf to beef ad up, but he Meuse. workers in MaeMMsts uirten locals Locks, argued that the Inspector in East Hartford, Middletown, Marinos In Beirut," warned gen. answer)," bssald, adding, "Wawfll declined to say what types of ships A spekesman fer O'Neill said the general's office has "not been a Richard LqMr, R-Ind., former defend ourselves. 1 think It’s far Ho thinks should be moved there. ievem er has net changed Ms iouthingten and North Haven af- very well fonctkMdng office." tb o u ^ (he p n g rtm waa started at chairman of the Senate Foreign better If the Iranlsne go to bed Le^slators agreed that U.S. pesHlen that the Inspecter gener­ Relatlont Committee. every night wondering what ws alllos, particularly France and al's effice was created t ^ the The Job can be done better, he pfatrts In Maine, Georgia and flortda a i well as Comwetfeut, Ben. John Glenn, D-CHilo, agreed, might do than us telling them in Great Britain, should be asked to feidsAature and If it wants te said, by the state auditom and tlw saying, "W s're not neotral now. advance. help protect gulf sMppIng. dismantle the pest, he weuld net attorney general. The bill requires Sauter said It was too early to (ell APpfwte whether the hoard'a dedMon would We'ro getting away from that fig "I douM (bat Iran would avar O lm n noted that French and e h ^ . those offlclab to take over the loaf of neutrality.... It's not a bhiff declare war on the United gtetes, British naval vessels arc already in " I'm saddened and dishear­ Inspector general's duties as of require the Jet entf ne manufac­ Toy protoit turer to suspend the drug-testing anymore as It Was In Beirut whore knowing what tho Inovltablo como- the gulf, but Warner comnunted ARphqio tened," Erkelens said after the SeM. L we wound up with 241 body bags." program until it negotiates (he quence would bo." that "so far as I know, there Is no 29-10 Senate vete. " I think the Erkelens was widely criticised 'They referred to tho Oct. 22,19M, coordinated plan now between the policy with the union. Reagan said the Navy to "not out Retired Air Force Col. Robert Dutton, album taken by Lt. Col. Oliver North of taxpayer Is the loser. It’s a tragedy last year when be revealed that he attack on Marino headquarters In to attack, but If fired upon, wa’ll fire U.S. and its allies." for the state. Mambars of tha Stop War Toya annual atookholdara* maating,10, Tha The policy require drug testing center, Ig ahown with two unidentified air drop sites for the resupply of warned bis staff to carry guns and for all prospective employee and Beirut by a terrorist driving an bach." Sen. John McCain, R-Arix., In a "1 believe this was a political called for Items, like disguises and group W M protaating toya thay faal can spstcb on the Senate floor, said, men In a photograph made available Nicaragua’s contra rebels, according to Campaign of tha War Raalatars Laagua for all current workers referred to explosivea-laden truck. Tho blaat The White House said the U.S. move by the majority party. 1 think remote-control car starters, that "W e should not have to share the Dutton’s testimony. hold a bannar outalda a Hartford hotal hava a datrlmantal ^a o t on ohlldran. the company's medical department killed 241 U.8. servicemen who ships will begin escorting tho during the Iran-contra hearlnga Wed­ there Is. In any government party, a suggested he was In the spy were part of a peacekooplng force burden alone" and said American by supervisors. Kuwaiti tankers "within the next nesday. Tha photo waa part of a photo certain fear (of finding) embar­ business. Wadnasday befora tha atart of Colaoo's allies must be pressed to help. "White we have not seen the 4n atrffe-tom Lebanon. week or so." Sasser and Glenn also said the complaint, we believe the company "You can't say combat to not Sasser warned, "I think it's Just a Imminent when we Just shipped M current action should (all under the was well within Its management matter of time until the Iranians ■cope of the War Powers Act, a 1973 rights to Implement Its drug-testing bodies back to Dover," said Glenn, do" hit a U.S.-flagged ship. referring to the U.8. sailors killed in "I think the administration erred law requiring the WMte House to Airlift leaders claim supports Bill banning AIDS bias put on hold pending study 'cmram," company spokesman the May 17 Iraqi missile attaclLon consult with Congress when Ameri­ avid Long said. In f olng forward on the reflagging S can forces are in danger of being In WASHINGTON (AP) - Two the air resupply effort work, said The memo endorsed a proposal, The program, which does not the N avy frigate Stark. A total.of 37 without fully consulting Congress," Bv Judd everhurt cus spent half an hour debating the rect action on a controversial topic quired immune deficiency combat. managers of an airlift for the North, a National Security Council apparently from McFarlane, thata employers who, after offering a Job Include random testing, was Insti­ were killed. Sasser said at a news conference. Tha AMOdotad Press bill on Wednesday. In the General Assembly. syndrome. "1 think the act is being broken," Nicaraguan contra labels say they aide at the time, indicated that both member of the National Security to aomeofie, found out the person tuted despite the Mijectlons of union The blunt concerns were raised But Sen. John Warner, R-Va„ Seven Democratic senators said The hill would bar discrimination said Sasser, a comment seconded were told the Reagan administra­ were working for the president. Council staff work with a CIA "W e do not have the answers" on had AIDS, was unaMe to get officials who filed unfair labor as Congress returned from a said, "We have a difference of MAHTEOIlD — The Democratic they would oppose the bill. against those hith A ID S or those by Glenn. White House officials tion supported their clandestine The commltteee have released a officer In overseeing the plan, all the ways AID S esn be spread, Insurance for the person and fen It practices charges against PAW for Memorial Day recess and began opinion on that," saying at the same leadership in the state Senate has O'Leary and other senators ex­ perceived to have the deadly have said they don’t think the law efforts, while the congressional March 1964 memorandum from Knight Ridder reported. said Sen. Anthony V, Avallone, impossIMe to go through with looking hard at the administra­ news conference that the White conceded that there's not enough pressed grave concern over the disease. In housing, employment its refusal to negotiate the policy. applies to the current situation. committees hearing their testim­ Casey to former national security D-New Haven. Those groups most hiring the person. tion's plans to put U.S. flags and House had adequately consulted support (or a bill banning discrl- potential public reaction If (he bill, and In places of public accommoda- Gregg D. Adler, a Hartford ony have released a memo trom the adviser Robert McFarlane, Knight Rodriguex, who went by the at risk for A I M , according to mlnlnatlon against AIDS victims which already cleared the House, tlon, such as stores and " I have no problem protecting attorney who represents the Machi­ late C IA director William J. Casey Ridder newspapers reported today. pseudonym of Max Gomex, also medical authorities, are homosex­ and has decldkl to study the Issue were killed putright In the Senate. restaurants. people already In place," Owens nist union, said Wednesday that the outlining a private aid plan. The two-page memorandum ex­ testified that North had bragged to ual men and Intravenous drug for a year. "The danger we have, In part, Is Support lor the Mil dwindled after said. " I tkm't want to aee anybody union would not agree to any Felix Rodrigues, a veteran of the plored the alternatives for helping him that hie activities were pro­ users. settlement (hat did not Including Washington suspends Fiji aid tected at high levels In the Reagan "Ttie only option left Is a study," the reaction In not going forward It was reported during the past thrown out of a JcH beeauae they abortive 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion the contras should Congress cut off said Senate Majority Leader Corne­ with It." O'Leary said. week that three hospital workers Sen. Howard T . Owens Jr., have AIDS, or hava their Insurance halting the drug-testing premam in Cuba and numerous other CIA assistance from the U.S. govern­ admnistratlon. lius P. O'Leary after the 28- Turning a hill Into a study Is a bad contracted the AIDS virusafter D-Bridgeport, said he was worried canceled. I think that would be and reversing any disciplinary SUVA, rijl (AP) - The United Rabuka overthrew the Indian- New Zealand's capital. operations, testified Wednesday ment, which Congrese did from member Senate Democratic cau­ about suits being filed against outrageous." action taken against employees. October 1964 to March 1986. "Those people want m e," Rodri­ time-honored way of avoiding di­ working with patients with ac- States and New Zealand have dominated government of Prime Current figures (or U.S. and New that Lt. Col. Oliver L. North Among the alternatives In the gues said North told him while sttspanded aid to FIJI to protest the Minister Timoci Bavadra on May Zealand aid to FIJI were not bragged that his activities were memo was creation of a private pointing to a House debate on mllHary overthrow of the elected 14. Rabuka said he wanted to immediately available. In 1962, the protected at high levels In the foundation to seek "nongovern­ contra aid that was on theTelevision govamment, officials announced preserve the political power of United States provided $926,000 In Reagan administration. today. ethnic Fijians, who are slightly Retired Air Force Col. Robert C. mental funds.” Testimony has in North’s office during a meeting Mail-in registration bill goes to O ’Neill aid to the region. New Zealand'has on June 28, 1986. "But they can’t "United States law prohIMts use outnumbered by ethnic Indians. Dutton, who had been hired by shown how private donors were Connecticut In Btief been one ot F iji’s Mggeit aid touch me, because the old man ot foreign aid funds to provide In New Zealand, Prime Minister retired MaJ. Gen. Richard V. found to aid the contras during the donors, providing 63.8 million In congressional ban. loves m y ass." HARTFORD (AP) - A bill English, and Spanish as now re­ R-Falrfleld, said the Mil was "a Haven, made almllar arguments direct assistance to any country David Lange also announced he 1983, according to U.S. State Secord in the spring of 1986 to make House kills bill on artists' rights allowing voters to register by mall quired. That amendment, also campaign organiser's dream" be­ Wednesday, saying Scott was seek­ whose duly elected head of govern­ was cutting off aid to the South Department figures. Is on Its way to the governor after sponsored by Scott, was defeated cause R would allow campaign ing "to reduce the voting rights of ment to deposed by military coup or Pacific nation, and he ordered 47 OpenDcrilyftM-ttSO HARTFORD — House Majority Leader Robert F. Frankel winning approval In the state 26-8. workers to give the applications to non-English speaking Americans." decree," the U.S. Embassy said In a Fijian soldiers training In New Overall, foreign aid makes up a Americans RenDrite Store pri.. M o ^n m i Insists he supports the Idea ol protecting artists' rights, but say s a Senate. The voter registration bill allows potential voters. Scott has consistently main­ statement. Zealand to go home. tiny part of government receipts in tu n . 10-8 Mil aimed at doing that was too flawed tp be approved this The Senate rejected attempts to people to apply to become voters by "f doubt If many arollcations are tained that he Is only trying to help "A s a result, U.S. assistance "O u r aid program has been put this South Pacific nation the sixe of tu n .. May 81 session. amend the Mil with a measure mail. The applicant's signature going to come In (to the registrar’s those who have not learned programs for FIJI are In on hold. It will be reassessed when Massachusetts. Australia and B ri­ The state House of Representatives on Tuesday effectively deciarlng English the official lan­ must he witnessed by a notary office) by m all," Lovegrove said. EM ilsh. suspension." the position In FIJI becomes tain are the other main aid donore killed a bill that would have prohibited the "defacing, mutilating guage ofConnecticut. public, an attorney or a Justice of "They're going to come In In 'rnose who haven't, he said, are Soldiers led by Lt. Col. Sltlvenl clearer," Lange said in Wellington, to FIJI, a former British colony. or altering any fine art" or displaying an altered work without the Lt. Gov. Joseph J. Faullso, who the peace. campaign workers’ pockets." "held back, held down ... and artist’s written permission. presides over (he Senate, ruled out Sen. James H. Maloney, D- If signed by the governor, the hill (aren’t) able to fully participate In AMERICA’S GARDEN CENTER Frankel, D-8tratford, said he was especially concerned about of order the so-called English First Danbury, co-chairman of the Go­ would be effective Jan. 1. the American Dream ” penalties contained in the bill; a possible 11,000 fine or three amendment sponsored by Sen. vernment Administration and Scott lias been trying all session Scottt said after Wednesday’s GARDEN CENTER OPEN SATURDAY AT 8 a.m. months In Jail. Thomas Scott, R-Mlltord. Faullso's Elections Committee, called the to get the English First bill passed. vote that he would not give up and "1 don’t want to send someone to jail for three months based on decision was later sustained by the bill "a fundamental reform " in The public hearing on the bll drew vowed to find another bill to amend majority Democrats. Connecticut election law. He re­ hundreds of residents, many ot with the English First proposal. Carpet Giants Annual someone’s opinion of what’s quality art," said Frankel, Faullso had allowed debate on an jected as a "red herring" argu­ whom claimed the proposal was Scotts D-Stratford. earlier amendment that would ments that have been advanced racist, and that it was directed at 'The bill had been prompted by the case of a Redding artist who have required absentee ballots and against the Mil in the past, that mall the state's 116,000 H isp a n ic In 1668, vice president Thomas A. M em o ii^ sued L.L. Bean over changes the Maine sporting goods outlet Weeklong other election materiel to be registration would Invite fraud. realdents. Hendriois died at the age of 66, made to a painting it purchased tor the cover of Its fall 1986 printed only In English, rather than Sen. Fred H. Lovegrove Jr., Sen. John C. Daniels, D-New eight months after taking office. ...ends M ay 31st catalogue. Spectacular ^ Must be poatmorked no later than June 15,1987 McKinney aides to push legislation FIRST choose from the largest Voter biii caiied demeaning CORRECTION Tuit tullder Aides to Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, the first member of Selection of full & part rolls, remnants Turf Builder Flusa D u t to Bn qrror In tha W#d- 6.000 Iq. FI. Congress known to have contracted AIDS, say they will try to 6.000 Sq. Ft. HARTFORD (AP) - Proponents co-sponsor, said some Republicans state departmentaepari of motor vehl- and area rugs in all of New England... enlist colleagues of the late Connecticut Republican to push n tid a y, May 27, 1987 * Cost After $2.00 say It will Increase voter participa­ were just afraid most of the people cies, aisging,ig, welfare and labor to •Cost After $2.00 Manoheatar Harald, tha Mlg. Rebate through legislation he advocated tion, but critics say a bill allowing registering, especially those at place InformationalIn fo r materials THEN get discounts of from Mfg. Rebate The staff will concentrate on legislationegit that "Stewart had new voters to register In state welfare offices, would be about voter registration In the Patar’a Furniture Show- 15% to 40% off traditional retail thought was truly on itsI Wlway," McKinney spokeswoman Diane welfare, motor vehicle and employ­ Democrats. public areas of tneir local offices. oaaa ad ahould hava read • * 7.97 * 12.88 BrocltettiCRi said Wednesday'y- ment offices will demean the "A ny kind of outreach that can be A local registrar who wants to Mattraaa & Foundation pricing... The measures include funding for the University of Bridgeport done to encourage greater voter conduct voter-registration sessions election process. Seta 10.000 Sq. FI. and an amendment to immigration law. She said aides have not "W hy don’t we do It In bar­ registration la easentlal to fuller in motor vehicle, employment or THEN from now thru Sunday 10.000 Sq. Ft. approached any members yet to take up the proposals on rooms?" sold Rep. Eugene A. participation In the process," Loo­ welfare offices must notify the *09 par place. •Cost After $4.00 X •Cost After $4.00 McKinney's behalf. - MIgllaro Jr., R-Woi«)tt, said Wed­ ney said. "Since those ... are the appropriate commissioner seven Wa regret any Inoonvanl- get padcling and installation Mlg. Rebate Mlg. Rebate "The staff really hates to see (the proposals) die," she said, nesday before the House ot Repre­ very otttcea that are most fre­ days in advance. anoa thia may hava sentatives approved the measure quently visited by members of the State law already allows special for an incredible qssrs.lsSs'is* describing it as a "a good last effort." oauaad Pater'a Furniture * 14.97 * 22.88 McKinney’s aides can stay until a new member is elected In a on a 77-69 vote. general public, we felt It made a registrars to conduct voter regts- "Why don’t we have curbside great deal of sense. tratlon sessions In various or thair ouatomara, and special election set for Aug. 18, but they will be moved to another 16.000 8q. FI. 10.000 tq. FI. service?" MIgllaro said. "Just The measure, added as an locations. tha raadara of tha Man office Friday, Brockett said...... •Coil After $4.00 •Cost After $6.00 drive up to the house and give each amendment to another bill, waa "This is really no different from ohaatar Harald. $ ot them coffee and doughnuts? ft’s approved after more than an hour that,” Looney said. per sq. yd. Mfg. Rebate Mlg. Rebale Ttamttert dttendants pitad guilty an honor to be a voter In this of debate. The bill itself wes country. Don't belittle It.” approved 76-70 end eent to the * 19.88 * 31.88 NEW HAVEN - The prosecution of 18 top state Teamsters and Rep. Martin M. Looney, D-New Senate, which earlier In the day Not Available Nol Available others Indicted over misuse of union Insurance benefits has ended Haven, co-chairman ot the Govern­ approved a companion measure IHOW a SALE THIS SATURDAY-1 In Windsor In Windsor with the entering of guilty pleas by three remaining defendants. ment Elections and Administra­ allowing voters to register by mail. THEN get a FREE Florida vacation (four days, three nights) at the Sheraton A June 1966 indi^irient on embesslement, racketeering and tions Committee, the amendment’s The bill requires libraries and the O O N T MISS m Winter Park at Disney World in Orlando (a $4CK) value) with all purchases over other related charges has led to the convictions of all 18. Anthony I Ths Tsilsnd Agrieultural Cantsr. Rsuti 30. Rookvilli. Conn. $999 made this weekend. No gimmicks. No land lours. Just fun! Compliments Q. Rossetti, the president of the union's statewide organisation Whtrt buffalo roam will have a lerge antique show and eale whioh will be bigger end better I Joint Council 64, as well as leaders ot locals In New Haven. South (hen aver. WIm well over-ISO deelera trom New York, New Jtraoy, of the Giants. ” Oimio Windsor, Uncasvllle and Waterbury either pleaded guilty to BARTLBBVILLB, OkiB. (AP) - Fonntyivenie, Meiaaehuiotte, Melnt, and ot ooureo Oonneotloul, all ot Induced charges or were convicted by a Jura. More than 7 million people’^ e CALDWELL wMoh will bo ehowing vory Initroettng Korns tor ealo. visited Woolaroc wildlife preierve WHAT AN INCREDIBLE WEEKLONG SALE! 3 .2 9 Under federal law, the convictions also could mean that at least A lot ot preperellon has been epent on making this year one of tha moet 2.37 and museum, 10 miles southwest ot Rossetti may be barred from holding union office for the next enJoyeMa entique ehows. Oealere will be in tha tour large buildings, Flush Csrpsts ' here, since It opened In 1917. OIL INC. along wKh doawrs outsido In tho adjoining Nsld. Tho show has boon Cemmsrelal Csrpsts Rose It Flower Inseot Killer several years. Smoolh. toll valval plushoi lhal wear In 1916, some 140,000 passed sot up tor tho publlo to havo a Kna day rain or shina, with a larga Choosa Irom t broad taleclion ol Hurryl Thit oms-o-yos' tevtn Oorden Dust Sentencing of the 16 has not been completed. ohiokan barbaeua baing haM throughout tho day. A larga tant la baing comnwrUal ovstruni and cloaaouti. as good si lhay took. Ussd lo saS al through the gates to see the buffalo, ssrpot slyMMwy toils only $20 and up now lhay'ia $ 11.99 par the Frederic Remington paintings 73.9 areotad so you may alt down and anjoy your moal In oomtort. Most cotort svaSable si pricM darling iMirS lAto giNiitoy Quickly kills major Insects sq yd Kills Insocti on tomatoes, and to visit the petting too tor SI *6.99 on roses. Hewers and orna­ Murdtr-tuleldt victims diseovtrsd par gal. C. O. D. Tha daalara hava baan hand plokad vrith tumlture trom dlttarent SiUS faSSMskhS Inaullallon lor >1. MtMBtCBii/Vt8Aa«ANBWB A PIUS Psddini snd IniuHallon lor >1. vegetables, strawberries, •0 (Bam itrfM wHIWtol mimmi children, according to the chamber parlods, toya tor eollootora, Itwolry, glasa, toola, oxoolltnt llnona, and , •qiHAhlB. and other garden crops. mentals. 24 oz. ready to SOUTHBURY — A cleaning woman found the bodies of two of commerce. ooUaetlMaa. Many ot thorn ooming from groat distanoaa, so thoir 8oN-hhMngCMpoU IwMbIHUbr brA bybBaIAa. Twaod Carpols uie spray. 649-8841 morohandlso should he of Intoraat te all ot ua. 1 lb. elderly people who apparently had been Involved In a I Tha aadtlna naw lachnotogy kixury 10 H- iwBMWwsiw Prtclical. sod-hiding Tweed plushes si DHiteiM# tel fiteAMMA Itohl iOilUiNil tABtf* Ib9 MBMI murder-suicide In their luxury condominium, suite police said. ' The tin t annual celebration ot Man on eeming out IMa ooming iaturday trom Bam to 6pm carpsis SIS hwa. dtVgnsd lo look RmOOBF OBtti MFIMItoM, BtHB BWO fTMA ^ tl sperwl closaoul prices, mosi colots The bodies of Robert J. Van Horn, U, and hla wife, Evelyn Navy Day took place In IM I. and hepatully you will havo found aoma traaaute baton you leave. good and wsar wal lor yaart. AI col­ *i RBI FBOtoOB AB#B»BU 0*0 svsdtble Prieos sisri si $12 99 Monte Van Horn, 10, were found Wednesday, State Police Bgt. I F.a. Our neat enttaue show snd sols will be hoM on the grounds ot ths ors. ilyWi snd prlca langai. PLUS Padding snd Insltllaiion lor *1 I Ohoney Momsstsso on Hsrttoid Hoed right In Msnehsstsr on Juns Mth. HUS SaMlns and Mtialltlioh lor ‘ I . Daniel Lewis said. 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Smith "I believe in miracles and 1 would like to hsfve my miiiistry Tfw Assoclotad PrMt back if tbe people want us back," Bakker said Wednesday night in an appearance with his wife, Tammy Faye, on ABC News’ BERLIN - Soviet leader Mikhail e d u c a tio n "Nigbtline." Gorbachev today presided over a "If Jdrry Falwell won't let us go home," he said. "I dream of Warsaw Pact summit meeting in a building another city, maybe in California. heavily guarded Bast Berlin luxury "I dream of maybe going back on television someday.” hotel, with Eas^We8t arms talks the No. i issue on the agenda. can’t be cut In March, Bakker handed his muitimiliion-dollar PTL Several hundred East German television network and Heritage USA theme park over to Falwell policemen stood outside the Palest Americans and admitted to a sexual encounter in 1980 with church secretary Hotel and Mocked off nearby O w ^ tiM liMMt convenient admlfilitrative Jessica Hahn. streets, while plainclothes officers toole in ttie bwlieting proceis If deciding not milled about inside. There was no to fln a poiittoi alien it Isecomee vMant Immediate word on the outcome of lose plenty Children tang on way to deaths the first morning of talks. becatiae (rf a retirement. When bodgeten do However, Soviet officials told that, they can escape the consequences of LYON, France — Forty-five children sang in happy Innocence reporters before they started that putting somebody out of a Job, and whatever to hucksters i of their fate as trucks took them to Nazi extermination camps conventional and nuclear torces operational sacrifice they make is not where most would be killed, a witness testified at the trial of would be the main topics. c Kiaus Barbie. East German Communist Party immediately visable. Barbie is accused of directing the roundup of the children from chief Erich Honecker convened the It is an easy management rationalization ( WASHINGTON — Despite the best eftorU rf a shelter in Izieu, 45 miles east of Paris, while he headed the session at 10 a.m. and then turned it that when someone leaves the payroll, his or federal a ^ state enforcenwnt agencies, ^ erican Gestapo in Lyon In World War II. He is now 73 and charged with over to Gorbachev, according to AFptww her Job can readily be alMorbed by other consumers are fleeced an estimated $1 ImHon a , ' crimes against humanity. East Germany’s official ADN news year by mall and telephone hucksters who stay ’ Prosecutors say he arrested, tortured and deported hundreds agency. ’The leaders of the military With a roar, a apaca ahuttio booatar Utah, on Wadneaday.Tha taat firing waa p etq ile. of Jews and members of the French Resistance to Nazi bloc met in a large conference room That does not always work. eiUier ah inch or two within the law or a Jump decorated with the flags of the rocket trailing a 600-foot flame lateated the firat full-scale teat of a booater rocket concentration camps. Barbie was not in court Wednesday. "brother countries” attending, the by Morton Thiokol In Brigham City, since the Challenger disaster. A member of the Board of Education gall of these glib merchandisers Is oftOT A man who was working in a field in Izieu on April 6,1944, said agency said. suuested Tuesday that the position of nothing short of amazing. One questlOTa^rtfer j Wednesday that he remembered Barbie and the German soldiers Western diplomats have specu­ vocational education director be elim inate for a “ power motorboat with outboard motor waa •driving up to a house that was being used as a shelter for children lated Gorbachev would use the when the present director retires In June. The recently addressed to Jack Anderson at our . .whose parents had been deported. annual meeting of the military bloc suggested cut would be a budget-saving Washington Merry-Go-Round office. It was , "He had a soft hat,” Juilen Favet, 72, said of Barbie. "He to announce a pullout of some of the NASA hails results of test supposedly part of a product test survey amongst, questioned me, looked me over from head to foot. It was him. I S60,6oo Soviet troops in Eastern measure so that the school system will not •swear it." Europe. By Mlchocl Whit* from March because of manufac­ signed to withstand cold and have to eliminate money for library book a very select few individuals.’ ’ ’There was a But Valentin Falin, head of the The AMocIcrtsd Prnz turing flaws. strengthen Joint seals that help bMd finer-print notation that the vessel was of ; official Soviet news agency No- ’Thomas said the next shuttle together the four-section rocket. Improvement funds, a half-time physical "Now, how did that happen?” “ polyvinylchloride" construction. ; flight could be moved up two or Six such tests are planned before education teacher, and a half-time social vosti, told reporters Wednesday BRIGHAM a ’TY, Utah - The Our reporter Karen Talley called the |rti^ . Paroled rapist draws another crowd that troop reductions would have to first full-scale test-firing of a space three days because of the test, flights resume. worker. number on the mailed offer from an or^risaUM . be on the basis "of mutual agree­ shuttle booster rocket since the which was watched by the five- The presidential commission that Those cuts were among reductions called Warner Marketing Research of CONCORD, Calif. — An angry crowd protested outside a motel ment” between East and West. Challenger dfsaster was pro­ member crew scheduled to fly the Investigated the Jan. 89, 1999, Callft, and learned what less suspicious Indirtduals '• "where paroled rapist-mutilator Lawrence Singleton was believed In addition to Honecker and nounced a success by NASA, and shuttle Discovery in June 1988. , Challenger expiation said cold suggested by James Kennedy, superintendent Washington Wire "It’s step number one to getting weather caused rubber 0-rings that of schools, Inbls effort'to slice $50,000 from the discover only when they take delivery: The boat la ’housed, but offlcials said he was elsewhere in the city and would Gorbachev, those present were one official said, "You ain't seen ‘be moved out ^ late today. Bulgarian leader Todor Zhivkov, nothing yet." us back to manned space flight,” seal the rocket Joints to lose their a small, Inflatable rubber raft with a tiny ; The spectacular two-minute, $13 said Rick Hauck, commander of the resiliency, allowing superhot gases budget for next year. battery-operated trolling motor somewhat more , About 175 chanting, sign-waving residents gathered at the Hungarian Communist Party chief It is difficult for both the school 'Royal Palms Motel Wednesday afternoon after a report that that Janos Kadar, Polish Premier WoJ- million test Wednesday with the Discovery mission. Two previous to leak and ignite Uie shuttle’s How Ron broke Rule 5.176 powerful than an eggbeater. The $197 prire Mg is , ciech Jaruzelski, Romanian Presi­ 126-foot rocket bolted horizontally launch dates, in July 1987 and external fuel tank. administration and the Board of Education to for ‘ ’shlpi^n$, handling, ownership transfer and; Bingleton was temporarily put up there. It was the second such to a concrete platform revealed no February 1988, have been aban­ The test rocket included heaters incident in three days. - dent NIcolae Ceausescu, Czechos­ decide what to curtail to meet budget took on-tiirToffil to peace In the distribution fees, according to the operator who j lovak Communist Party chief evidence of the leakage that led to doned broause of delays in modify­ to keep the 0-rings between 78 By Mike Falntllber presidential discrepancy, Dolan Police and motel managers Insisted the former merchant the space shuttle explosion, offi­ ing the shuttle. degrees and IM degrees Fahren­ limitations. . Middle East generated a historic answered the phone. marine, who was convicted in 1979 of raping a 15-year-old Gustav Husak, other top-ranking But the board members should think a long thought for a while. "Let’s put it officials from each country and cials said. Allan McDonald, one of two heit, and two Joints were streng­ WASHINGTON - Oh, sure, change." this way," he said, "the president WHEN’TOLD THAT the reporter was caUIngfoii runaway and hacking her arms off with an ax, was not staying at "We’re ready to press on and you ’Thiokol engineers who had warned thened by wrap-around bands of a time before deciding to do without a director On June 24, 1981, you told the representatives of the Warsaw PresldentReagan, you’ve got a lot is Irish and understands the Jack Anderson, the operator 8 ®ve n® slj^ M ! •the motel. Pact’s military command, ADN ain’t seen nothing yet. This test Is against the launch that killed graphite composite. of vocational education. The town is operating Jaycees convention in San Anto­ GOv. George DeukmeJIan, meanwhile, said he was working to going to kindle some enthusiasm in Challenger’s seven-member crew, on your mind: the deficit, the Importance of variety." recognizing the name, or what * said. The third Joint was given a a comprehensive education program at the Democrats, what Oliver North nio, Texas, "And as I’ve said • end the controversy Involving the 59-year-old parolee, who has The Soviet leader flew to East oUr folks," John Thomas, manager called tiM teat a "major milestone" back-up 0-ring of silicone, which Asked to account for it, Robert living. Instead, the operator • bleen homeless since his April 25 release from prison, and hoped and said It would give company Junior and senior high school levels, designed may say on the witness stand. But before, when Congress passed McArtor, chairman of the Style addition to the demographic area tlwnrtlMW^ ; Germany after wrapping up a of NASA’s solid rocket design team, maintains resiliency in cold that bipartisan budget resolution, mailed to. he might have^n chosen ^ a w . to have it resolved in a few days. three-day visit to Romania with a said of the firing at a Morton employees a morale boost. weather. to serve a wide variety of students. For some this is important. Board of the Government Print­ Corrections officials have vowed to locate Singleton Thiokol Inc. test site 25 miles west "We have taken a bashing from This is grammar. This is they took an historic step.” ing Office, said, “Reagan’s giving speech urging improvement in the McDonald said a preliminary of those students the vocational offerings are But on April 14,1986, in a letter he’s a sporuman." (Word of Anderson s prowess somewhere In Contra Costa County, which includes this city of quality of products that East bloc of here. the press and everyone else who history. away his age. When I went to as a softball spectator is obviously getting around.) A 600-foot plume of bright orange have given the impression we inspection of the booster indicated the most valuable. on the situation in Cyprus, you .,..100,000 people 25 miles northeast of San Francisco. nations sell one another. Ceausescu that no gas escaped through the Sometimes, in your speeches school, we said ‘an historic’ too." The operator described the 5-by-19-foot inflataMk has openly criticized Gorbachev’s flame shot from the rocket, scorch­ couldn’t get anything right. This Among the duties of the director Is applying and public papers, you say "an said, “The secretary general’s ing a hillside and sending dust and proves them wrong. We can do Joints and that the graphite bands for grants, some of them competitive grants initiative presents the leaders of raft in glowing terms, saying It can be used for : attempts to stimulate the Soviet reduced bulging of the rocket historic" and sometimes you say McARTOR HEADS the seven- ‘ ‘ fishing, scuba diving, duck hunting and rugged ; economy by emphasizing incen­ smoke billowing thousands of feet something right,” said McDonald, that do not come automatically to the schools. the two Cypriot communities with Into the air as 1.1 million pounds of Thiokol director of solid launch casing, which may have unsealed "a historic." member board that publishes the white-water rafting.” It will retail for "atleast ; - Storms continue to pummel Midwest tives and private enterprise. Challenger’s 0-rings. Over the years the town has been successful In The record shows that you are a historic opportunity.” Speaking to reporters Wednes­ fuel burned at a rate of 9,000 pounds design. GPO Style Manual. It tells the $700,’’hesald. ..w ‘ ’Thunderstorms blamed for millions of dollars in flood damage The purpose of the firing was to He said It would .take several inconsistent, and a frequent viola­ goverment how to spell, abbre­ day in East Germany, Falin per second. getting those grants. LAST DEC. 19 following your A company executive later cauUoneainat the to farmland drenched the Midwest today after soaking Oklahoma Wednesday’s test was postponed test new booster components de­ weeks to fully assess the test. tor, sir, of the government’s rules viate, punctuate and Italicize boat should not be used in rough water, and a . complained that the NATO alliance The director does a good deal of paperwork Reykjavik meeting with Soviet with an inch of rain an hour and spawning tornadoes and high has not responded to Warsaw Pact after the grants are received to prove that the covering such matters. That’s when there’s a legitimate choice. Federal Trade Conunlssion official said 975 is a . wind that flattened barns and damaged a factory. probably not an impeachable leader Mikhail Gorbachev, you "It’s Rule 8.176," says McArtor, calls for reductions In conventional more likely price for the product. In Oklahoma City, a 2-year-old girl was hospitalized In critical forces. schools hove used the grants well. offense. reported on the radio to the reciting It; "The indefinite article The director coordinates the program from American people: "For the first The operator claimed that the boat is a test condition after she and her family were rescued clinging to a tree At the last meeting of Warsaw Free-press ad angers NASA Last Jan. 27, in your written ‘a’ is used before a consonant and product “for one of the biggest manufacturers In ; early today about Vh hours after flood waters swept their car of f a Pact leaders in Budapest in June grades 7 to 12 In home economics. Industrial State of the Union message to time, we came close to an historic an aspirated ‘h.’ ‘An’ is used agreement." America, ’ ’ but declined to Identity the ; '(■oad, officials said. 1986, the military bloc proposed rocket-satellite combination press reporting, the public would arts and business education. Congress, talking about farm before a silent ’h’ and all vowels manufacturer by name. He also said the firm • The girl’s 6-year-old sister and 8-year-old brother were listed in deep cuts In both NATO and WASHINGTON (AP) - NASA is subsidies, you wrote; “Program But after meeting with Presi­ asking that a public service adver­ launched Into lightning. not have learned the facts about or And except for a period when the retiring except ‘u,’ pronounced as in making the offer is registered with the Better good condition at Oklahoma Childrens Memorial Hospital. Warsaw Pact troops in Europe. But The copy shows the familiar reason for the Challenger acci­ costs are at an historic high," and, dent Anwar Sadat of Egypt on ‘visual,’ and ‘o,’ pronounced as in Thunderstorms doused an area from northern Texas to Elast-West talks on the so-called tisement showing the Challenger director, Nell Lawrence, was borrowed to Aug. 5, 1981, Wou said in a toast, Business Bureau. ' explosion be withdrawn because picture of the Challenger fireball dent,” Shirley M. Green, director of talking about human rights in the ‘one.’’’ Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri. Flash flood warnings were Budapest Appeal, taking place in coordinate recent renovations at Manchester "Our meetingtoday was a historic In a later Interview, a company official refuted : Vienna, have made no headway. the ad’s wording Implies the full and carries the legend: "If the NASA public affairs, said In a letter Soviet Union, "emigration re­ "It’s a usage rule,” says this claim. Indeed, a BBB supervisor in southern : ' p o st^ for central Oklahoma, and flash flood watches were issued story of the disaster would not have press didn’t tell us, who would?" to Robert P. Keim, president of the High School, he has served as an mains at an historic low.” one by any measure." another expert, Charles Suhor, "for parts of Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas. Falin also accused the United advertising council. The Public Papers of the California said the company had ignored thg. - States of obstructing medium- been told If there weren’t a free The mere announcement of the administrator for the Manchester High School deputy executive director of the Up to 9 inches of rain fell on Oklahoma on Wednesday night, the press. students Involved In the vocational program. Presidents, now accessible bureau’s request last year for Information about iM range missile talks between the forthcoming advertising campaign "There are examples of excellent BUT LAST APRIL « , talking to National Council of Teachers of merchandising practices. ; ninth day in a row of precipitation. superpowers, but said the Ameri­ The space agency Is worried its by the Advertising Council caused If those duties are parceled out to other foreign Journalists about a forth­ through computers, record every English in Urbana, 111. "Tradi­ Storms on Wednesday spawned two tornadoes that touched reputation may be damaged by the investigative reporting connected public word a president speaks or s can “obstacles" still could be the National Aeronautics and Space with the Challenger tragedy. But administrators, coordination of the vocational coming meeting with other heads tional, conventional — and now down in Brown County, Kan., ripping the roof and two walls from overcome. ad. NASA has been buffeted In the Administration to launch a preemp­ writes. All told, the public papers IN A CONSUMER advisory, the Better Buslnesg a machine parts factory. Eleven employees escaped injury by past year not only by the space any suggestion that the public education program and the students who rely of state, you said, "It’s going to be archaic, I’d call it — usage says Bureau warns that, "based on the tremendous; ; tive strike. somewhat of a historic summit." show that since taking office huddling In a bathroom, said Highway Patrol Sgt. Rodney shuttle tragedy but also by the would not have learned quickly the on that program may suffer. ‘an historic’ but contemporary volume of consumer feedback received by the ; forced destruction of a faulty Delta "We believe the advertisement facts or the reasons for the accident On April 16,1986, In a Law Day you’ve used "an historic” at least usage is ‘a historic.’ A purist Williams. The twisters also seriously damaged two farmhouses. Texas would fit five times into the 158 times and "a historic” at least bureau, we can report that offers of this type Brazilian part of the Amazon basin. rocket and the loss of a $161 million su^g^sts that without Investigative Is totally inaccurate," she said. ceremony at the White House, you would probably say ‘an historic’ frequently contain serious misrepresentations__ said, "Today the House of Repre­ 12. but it tends to sound pretentious in Your chief speechwriter, An­ regarding the true value of the gifts, and often ' Letters to the editor sentatives will cast an historic common usage today." underestimate the amount of money you will have; vote.” thony Dolan, was taken aback when told. to spend." The Manchester Herald welcomes original But In welcoming President Mike Felnsllber is a news editor The advisory points out that consumers may Mohammad Hosni Mubarak of “No klddingl ’’ he said. "That’s m m m ^ letters to the editor. In the Washington Bureau of The want to contact the U.8. Postal Service, the FTC or Egypt to the White House on Feb. very interesting.” Address letters to: Open Forupti, Manchester Asked to account for this Associated Press. their state’s attorney general, but warns; "Keep In tfcraia,Herald, P.O.r .v . BoxDU*owi, 591, Manchester,i»iaii4.-iicov«:s, CT a 09040 3,aw 1982,*, you said, "The steps we mind that law enforcement action against those , firms is very difficult.” Difficult, but not Impossible. The attorney general of Arkansas took Warner Marketing - AIDS testing for high-risk groups a must Research to court last year after a number of consumers were loft up the creek without a tire lt*s a snap with ^ _ _a MS — nMnleteid nuinnlA Ufifh pump. Assistant Attorney General Rhonda Hill —. e^enders. Discrimination against people with said the company signed a consent decree agreeiOl VACAVILLE. Calif. — Two-thirds of Americans AIDS is rampant." to repay several hundred dollars to dlsgruntle•***''•• dlacrimlnation as higher concerns than the health 4 h.p. Model #21402P moat of thoae being Mated are not in the high risk and lives of the whole population they are INCAUPO»NM.adoctorwhodiooowraa groups.) employed to protect. If this philosophy persists, I 4 7 9 ” patient baa the virus can’t even tell a public healm untold millions of Americans will become in fw t^ fllatirbrstpr Hrralhl TIM BWBBNB Y. Deputy Director of New York’a o«lcerinordertodoconUcttmcini. "Illiedid,be by D6opl6 who could hovo altered their behavior if Founded In 1961 would be Dnad and could be subject to criminal Gay Men’s Health Crisis Center, explains why only thay knew they were carriers, or wore told that a "very small percenuge" of gays are b ei^ knnvm siemnT .. nenalttaa.” anys Dr. William O’Oonnor. asslaUnt aexual partners were carriers. .... tMeuitv* ■enqc clinical proleaaor i i t University of C^II««lo tested: "In the gay com m unity, where the lev el o i "Some day, in the not-too-dlstant future, people DOUGLAS A. etVIN8. CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO people who are infected is significant, it makes no ADtLe M. ANOLt..... DavlB and medical director of t^VnMville will ask why nothing was done, when the ALSXANDCn GinfLU. .... AMoeM* eenf[ 38 Main Street Community Health ainic near San Frandioo. If sense. If one is poslUve or negaUve, the advlM is opportunity existed to conuin this disease. I the same —practice safe sex with condoms, don t oeNiae a noetaTS AOvenMng Dtieeiw the wife of an AIDS patient asked me It her believe the answer should come now, by making ... ButineM MsAse g IwdMad had AIDS, I could not tell her. And ahe share needles, etc. MASK F AenAITIi..... Manchester, CT ••Since no medical Intervention Is possible with public health officials accountable for their 0MiLOOWCOM*H...... noeinTH HuMAho.. . Fiewroom Msnieg AIDB, lik e syphUlia, even the surgeon general la **^hat Is a more reasonable anti-AIDS campaign? jtANNCQ reOMtnTH. . ClfculsUon M snsel against mandatory or compulsory testing. The 643-7958 meSto w m d IlMeuSb the seneral populatloB. gM next week’s column. ------IliiitmeaMALLwholaBtHlVpoeitlvemuatbe most salient feature is the distrust and fear it Bu^nea» in BwUf Coltco cM«f pramftM tumcrouiid HARTPORD — After ofcarolMfdm of CMoeo lodooltteo lae. heard ao optimistic rwpen oe tite ley eemiwMnf'i Aihiiw from flte chairman, they wore treated to oomo worde from tlw Cabbage Pateh Kide in town. "We have company!" safdonoof titedeOa, doeMbodtetfHmted can to each of those companiee. 'Try m . ft's a cinch those banks, which starting late in the third qnartor this year, "I iifco testandoa my caning the CEO colleet. ff youcan't do huge nnailingi of interest and head,” another doll said when tnrasd npoido down. reach that very top brese, ask for dividend cheeks, want to stay on The amusing btend of toy demonstrations, tolovisten Is v c d to r B ’ the company treasvrer. feptain reasonably good terms witb the commercial viewings, and hard talk abont oamiafs and snlns Aflarein your problem. The treasurer's Postal Service. marked the West Hartford-baood company's anaual mooting at regfetermf form 1^ ^ G u id e office is responsible for an corpo­ the Parkview Hilton Hotel on Wednesday. Itmd 1 receive rate disbursements and should get QUESTION: In reading corpo­ Arnold C. Qreonberg, the company's chairman and cktaf ;;aemlewBUBl in- W illiam A. Doyle the bank cracking. rate bond price tobies, 1 am unable executive officer, told sharohoidors that Celoco expoete tehavo a l^.tereat cfieeka. A steady steam of letters com­ to teli the face amount ot a given profitable 1907 after suffering a loos last year. >'We moved mere plaining about inept and/or slow I know the price quotations ”We have bottomed and are now on the way op," Greenberg I. then e ye»f ago BIB delivery of checks from interest- are expressed In percentage terms. said, ;:and l informed and dividend-paying agent banks But the ability to decipher whether '.^each payfiif agent bank

GREENWICH (AP) - Prlmer- owned 22 percent of the firm, put took over as chairman in January. compound growth in earnings over % a Corp., the former American their stake up for sale. The rest of Tsai, an aggressive former stock the last 10 years, and a return on Accounting firm offers seminar ICkn Co., said It has agreed to Smith Barney Is owned by Its analyst, was Instrumental In taking equity In excess of 20 percent.” HARTFORD — "Integrating manufacturing resource idan- rAcquIre the closely held Investment current and former employees. American Can out of the can Tsai said the acquisition has been ning witb just-in-tIme” is the subject of a three-hmir seminar for Hlym Smith Barney Inc. for $780 Primerica said the proposed business and Into financial servi­ In the works for three years. senior manufacturing executives to be held June 18, at the Million In cash. merger was subject to approval by ces, a change In direction the Sheraton-Hartford Hotel. Smith Barney Is the New York- Smith Barney’s stockholders. But. company announced In 1801. Since ”We are very excited about the The 1:30 p.m. seminar will be led by J. Nicholas Edwards, based parent of Smith Barney, the company said, the 33 Arab 1902 the company has sunk more prospect of joining forces with national director of the just-in-time practice for Coopers A Harris Upham A Co., a medium­ Investors and holders of an addi­ than $1 billion Into the financial Primerica and Its outstanding Lybrand, a Big Eight accounting firm. The seminar is free of sized Investment bank and securl- tional 11 percent of Smith Barney's services Industry. family of financial services com­ charge. mUaa brokerage that Is one of Walt shares already had agreed to vote "We are ttoing this because I panies,” Smith Barney Chairman a u M t ’s oldest firms, founded In for the transaction. believe financial services is global John A. Orb said In a statement. and It will be more so,” Tsai said SBM’s new CD saves money SMB- ’ Some analysts were cautious In "Together our organizations will «»Hnie lAyear-old Primeiica Corp. their reaction to the announcement, Wednesday. “The right way to go be better able to meet the chal­ A new certificate of deposit available from the Savings Bank of ■Sompleted Its five-year transfor- saying they had little Information global Is through Investment bank­ lenges and opportunities in the Manchester defers taxes on the Interest earned and, a a result in f matlon from a manufacturing about the deal. ing. I think London and Tokyo and rapidly changing international fi­ this transition year for federal Income taxes, saves many Z company to a financial services and "I don’t know what to think. other countries are Important for nancial services marketplace.” he taxpayers money, SBM President William R. Johnson ; specialty retailing firm In March. There’s no information on Smith the future and we have no presence said. announced. 1 America also has interests In Barney since it’s private.” said W. (there). The ’’Tax Saver CD" has a term of from one to five years. The i insurance, mutual fund and mort- Dudley Heer, a vice president of "Smith Barney Is a very well- The proposed alliance is the latest example of decade-old trend combination of compounding interest and deferring taxes on the ^ gage banking services. Chicago-bksed Duff A Phelps. ”lt managed. conservative, well- interest income Into the following year, for as many as five years, The Oreenwich-based company, certainly Is In financial services, capitalized company,” Tsai said. on Wall Street In which investment firms have sought mergers In order can produce significant tax benefits, Johnson said. The 2 • which sold Its container operations which is Primerica's area of "We have mutual funds, we have advantage is that, beginning In 1908, most people will be able to to tap additional sources of capital. 2 I lOst year, adopted Its new name on emphasis.” Insurance products, we have mort­ take advantage of a lower tax bracket due to recent tax law April 2$ to reflect that change. Heer said Primerica has been gage products we can offer to Smith Last year, for Instance, the Investment firm Kidder. Peabody changes. Smith Barney apparently be­ “very quiet” during the last three Barney. They have 94 domestic Interest rates offered on Tax Saver CDs are subject to change, came available for sate earlier this months. He said Wednesday’s offices and seven or eight offices A Co. sold 00 percent of the firm to General Electric Co. for an esti­ but once the CD is opened the rate is locked in for the entire rmdnth when a group of wealthy decision was the company’s first outside of the country. period, Johnson said. 8 !Arab Investors, who collectively major move since Gerald Tsai Jr. "They enjoyed a 28 percent mated $800 million. SEPTKON RNALNET UNACORTI ALBERTO ALBERTO C ream Qelee Replacement Hairspray Hairspray A ll Types .50 oz. ALBERTO A ll Types 4 OZ. Disc. Mousse 7 oz. I 's 4 oz. A ll Types $ 2 $ 7 An^.Hsptsieei $ 1 5 7 5.5 oz. $ 2 0 9 $ 2 7 7 was the number of overtricks. She won NORTH I-II-I7 Mark this hand the first diamond and ran all her club $ 2 5 7 A A tricks, throwing away a spade and her PRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob ThavM VA93 Exhibit A other two diamonds. East had four dis­ ♦ 9 8 2 cards to make and chose to part with ♦AQJ785 By James Jacoby all her spades. West had no trouble with the first three discards — all WEST EAST No sane bridge columnist, and cer­ MENNEN ALKA #K 8 7 S 3 spades — but the last club played BACTINE ♦ J 10 9 4 tainly not this one, would ever attempt forced her to part with the other dia­ PERMA- Hydrocortlgon«| W 10 5 4 2 ♦ Q7 to name the best female player In the .GOLD Speod Stick SELTZER >2. ♦ 63 ♦ AK754 mond (a good decision, since letting a W I J H I N f f Cream ♦ 3 2 ♦ 10 4 world. But 1 am very comfortable in heart go would enable South to run the S S O F T Deodorant stating that several of Kerri Shuman's heart suit). Kerri now cashed the Speed Stick Tablets $139 .50 oz. SOUTH frequent partners, both men and wom­ spade ace, played the heart ace and w e l l ^B O N D Shampoo or A ll Types ♦ g s 2 en, would give her that title. Today’s led the heart nine from dummy. When Antiseptic w t Conditioner speed 2.5 oz. Deodorant ♦ K J86 deal, which she recently played, could the queen came up, she won the king A ll Types ♦ Q J 10 be given in evidence if the vote were Powder A ll Types s U d i ♦ K98 and calmly put West on lead with the 1. ii $ 1 S 7 ever put to a jury. The hand came up spade king. That unlucky player now 10 oz. 16 oz. 1.5 oz. Vulnerable: Both in the North American Women’s Pairs had to lead from her 10-5 of hearts into Dealer: North Championship. declarer’s J-B, and Kerri Shuman had $ 3 1 7 When West led the six of diamonds, gained another very fine score. THE BORN LOBER «by Art Bantom JDDL mMutmiuRNoi Wool North East SoaUi Elast made what seemed to be a rea­ T !♦ 14 1 V sonable' play when she ducked. She m 'i, LUTHEP.HODJ Pass 3A Pass SNT Pass hoped that West might have some way by and ABQir 1 W ZO Ghtortrimeton RRST Pass Pass of gaining the lead to play a second di­ ATTEND TINACTIN TAMPAX father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now BOOK YOU Allergy Tablets RESPONSE CHERACOL Opening lead: ♦ 6 amond. Unfortunately for the defend­ available at bookstores. It Is "Jacoby Undergarments Aerosol Tampons ers, Kerri Shuman had plenty of tricks on Card Games, "published by Pharos OWE AAE'? 4 mg. - 24's • 100 gm. A ll Types Pregnancy D for her contraotTand the only unknown Books. * Small - Test Kit $ 2 7 7 $ 2 1 7 40's Cough - Med. - *5” $ 0 0 7 Syrup Polly’s Pointers Large - $437 9 Cures rf=ii 4 OZ. 9 Athlete’s I cnior-Tnmsion. I. Identify all plants In your home 5. Plants that have been Identified $ 2 * J Protect kids frdm and yard, mow the common name as harmful should be placed out of the Foot \ | ?• mi'i and iMtanIcal name. This may be done reach of infants and toddlers. WINTHROR ‘by Dick Cavolll poisonous plants by taking an adequate site specimen •. Teach older children to leave • from the plant to a greenhouse, nurs­ plants alone. Your local Poison Con­ r WILL MEVER LET AW GUARD r WILL BE EVER W4W ENADRYL ery, flerlst or to the Cooperative Ex­ trol Center can provide you with a M8I EFFERGRIP By Polly Fisher DOWN IN M Y BATTLE WITH ViCSflUANi; EVER jsss m (»RTEF m BASIS tension Assoclatloo. Encourage your supply of “Mr. ’Vnk” poison-preven­ TH E EVIL <5EW\A.' ON THE ALEF2T/ TODAY Denture Sugar substitute 3 oz. 8 DEAR POLLY — We have several nelghbort to do the same. tion stickers to place on the pots of Feminine Itch Soap r'LL e^er HE • ■ Contraceptive Adhesive 8 IhT house plants and have heard that cer­ I. After Meatlfylag the plants, find poisonous house plants. Teach your =EPs : Packets out which ones are luirmful (the li­ SLE Cream .50 oz. 2.5 oz. InvWblf A ll Types tain varieties are poisonous. Could child that "Mr. Yuk” means “No, do w ith h 16 EYES ; Sponges 700’s you tell us which ones? We have a 6- brary can help, or try calling the Poi­ not touch." Bandog* OPEN. : 6 ’a month-old baby who will be crawling son Control Center tor Information). 7. Purchase a one-ounce bottle of • 2% Spray before we know it. — ARLENE I. Label the plants with the proper syrup of Ipecac at the drugstoreIgSti and DEAR ARLENE — Seme common names. Yon may want to write the keep it In your medicine enninet. Tkli“ Us < $ 5 2 9 » 4*nor tex Isonons honse plants Include dlef- name on a piece of tape and place It medicine Is used to Induce vomitingIf- ■ 4 1 Kibachla, philodendron and English on the side or bottom of the Manter. Do not administer syrup of Ipecac If 7 Ivy. Some common yard shmhe that For the yard, make a mapman of tie area, you have not called the Poison Con­ inclndlng the name and locatloa of ______7 are petsonons are rhededendren, nin- trol Center or your doctor’s office lea, yew and privet. There are many each plant, hash and tree. first. Give It only when advised th do U.B.ACR1B byJhnDavIo ethers. 4. Keep this InformatioB In n handy BO by the poison center or your doctor. place in erne of an eBwrgency, and Available al pariicipeling Here, from my local PeleenOoBtml If yen sBupect n plant poUonlag, Crown Phirmacy V.MUE PLUS STOR£S< EUCERIN Center, is the recommended prece- tell baby allten where to find It. keep cell ywu local Poison Control Center. Proicrlption Center N ot all items available at Lenox Pharmacy VAGISIL J dnre for preventing accidentnl pol- the PolaoB Csntrol number on or near (Find the number today and keep It by all stores. 299 E. Center St. Lotion yonrjtboBo. 208 W. Center St. Croam T soBing from plants in year hoBM. the phone!) Not responsible for Manchester 8 OZ. Minchetter typographical errors. Eucirte CLAIROL 1 OZ. 1 r i I s »vB*< TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL had settled their dispute, police p«blicau»... Fburth of July celebrations. ■I...... f " “ ♦ * n-MAW Cm aTEB HERALD j t o L f l J l MAWCHEgTER HERAtP. TNtfIdw. M «y Tkuradt^ TV i^u ic Some breeds more likely ** ^aeorda ^ . 1: 8:00PM e Movit; - m m w w t r - [Hauss of Wax'); Edmund (Wary and Rvaa of two aduKa ara change by a aharad nass' A miwafs sdasnara Mm sbeui ms .fthsqw guida Tanxktg Norkay, tha Brat Intaraai In aaa tunlaa. w n KkigNay,' ■ntmalt lying M ihs Canadian and Alaskan man to maefi tha aummii of Miwm Evar- Glanda Jackaon. Roaamary Leach. 1688. to suffer ear infections wMa. Nsrraiad by Wmaton HIMsr. A aac alae, talka wRh vmcant Pdea and Mary Raiad PO. (In Starao) WsfTsnly disds / "WondsrM Wodd of Olanay" praaania- MwSn. (60 ntkt.) (U S A ] AIRad HNaBeeek Hour tkm. 19M. ® HawHa: I s Oleile y al IfiBame Joel B. Wilder and Alitert L. QUESTION: find out Ifw apedflc bBcforfa or 11:30PM (1)(B)N o m l I (M B] Hama Ru n fcr U « a A young boy Manley to O aiyB . LaRoae and Lias Our $-year-old yeBft orfBBfsm tfiBf if cM afnf ffw ®TMaOMHauaa(CC| CD ® MgMRna (CC). - davalopa s friandaWp wHh th» eook in Ma O M O V lii'U IM a n a ' A vataran auto ra- A. tyona, Baacon Hill Condoml- cocker spaniel proMam. liCCanm m psrama' rastauram through ihalr mutual ear, who'haa already aurvivad two aecl- nirnn, eonveyanee tax $$$. seems to be at Bomo doga bora oar lovs of baaabal. (60 mbt.) oto dsnia on tMa 24-hour andurancs course, GO) HenoymeofiM HelBRd L. VIolBttB and Roland L'. the veterinar­ eornU that oto toff oartm. It tiai (HBO) Hang TlgM, WMy M Todd makas a third affon at winning top honors. 9 CNN Nawa P « t F o n u n Brldgst iiara as a issn-agar who It tom Violctt* Jr. toHohert J. McCuaftir, ian’s every two Is tfw CBM, it li ohan impoaoMotor Slavs MeOusan, Siegfried Rauch, Elga Ar>- ( 9 Not AwNMMa bl Btoraa bstwaan tallowing ths tiralghi and narrow daraon. 1971. Manelwat«r Gardena Condomi­ to three monthe th« canal (o drain proM tfyw (Bfot and "asty monsy" aa ha irlaa to htip hit ® 9 TonlBfit Bfww Rn Starao) '■ IwlWfwJ(C N N ] I nium, eoRviwBnee tax IW.M. because she has Edward A. Williama, O.V.M. Bdequato Bir eireulatfon. Tha raauH mothar maka ands mast. (S ) Raokig Rent PlakwRiW ...... Halen Ruth Rannaeher to Robart lOfBJBsMefWaROI Olanay Praaattla Tha ear infections oftUahaa abnormal aeeunatatUm S :30P M (HBO) MOVIt; 'NebodVs how, SM kwsd by. s I mmagic mirror, looka at nopswB nsfovB J. Mndore Jr. and Oirlaao Madora, that keep com­ of eartmon and bnetBrin. fba PaHtht* Thraa friandt soak compantatlon DIsnsy'aDlwwy't dMrolicalj"-*— ■--■ vWafns. - (60 mm.)- 71 Oliver Reed, m ,m . lor a car aeddam. Gabs Kaplan, Hobart [C N N ] BpOfta TonlgM ing back. It answer to tMaiwoMefii fa B Klam,^ Alax Karrat. 1961. Aatsd K>. J Auto Raokig; Las Vsgaa 260 [D IB ] MOVIE: 'Bauptw h BmBaa' A a(x- Olive R. Bowea to Thomea F. there anything procedure which effectivefy reeoe- f-NoM Raea (R) yaar-okf gkt eharma tlw two man who. Newman and Gale Braneato, ft we can do to structa the ear canal and tauih- ' (M A X ] MOVIE; 'An Amsrlean In Paris' (U8A]Rlplida hav# abduetod har and domandod a abaMo Lydall tt., $111,660. ilshes proper draining and air An Amsncan ax-GI findt romanca and auc- ranaom from har waakfw poranta. Mark prevent the recurrence of this have sufficient air circulation. With I c ttt In Paris. Mutletl toora by (Saorga and 8:30PM (1 ) 61,000.000 Chanoa of a MWar, Donovan Scott, BrMgotto Andar-. Holiday Romee Con. to Jeffrey problem? . the hunting hreede, the cauae te circulation. For doga that have Ira Garthwin. Gana Kaly, Latia Caron, Os­ Ufathno aan. 1882. Ratad PG. R. Hallowell, to Elveree St., frequently due to an accumulation recunriBg ear Infectlom, the oae of car Lavant. 1961. (In Starao) 89 IS Family Ties (CC) Orta of Alax's [H B O ] TMOVIE: 'Poftorgalot II: The oonveyenee tax fias.ao. ANSWER: Chronic ear Infection of water In the external ear canal an ear wash one te two ttm M per [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Sword of ths Valiant' favorhs profstsors gats Involvad In a unlv- Otfior Bldt' Four yaara latar aftar flaamg Porterfield Development Corp. to (otitis) Is a problem that many dogs week will prevent or decreaae the Tha madiavtl lagend of Sir Gawain and ths srsity scandal. (R) (In Stereo) from ewimming. The water makes from a horrlMa exparlanca, lha Fraakng fa-. John J, and ‘rereee F. Baker, occurrence of infections. If you are Grssn Knight. Mlat O'Kssfs, Cyriala IB ) Bodywatoh Ths good poims and bad mHy la onca again purauad by tht unrtknt- are afflicted with. Certain breeds the ear canal much more pfone to Clairs, Laigh Lawton. 1986. polnte of fhra popular diets are diseussad. mg foroa of avN. Jobath WMama, Craig T. Porterfield Condominium, IHS.aso. seem to experience this problem infections. using an ear wash, tt Mioafd be used Nalaon, Heather O'Rourka. 1888. Rated Stephen L. Belmore Sr. end on a regular schedule even though 6 : 0 0 P M ( £ (X ) (SO I S ® Natvs (H) more than others. Cocker spaniels, Whatever the predisposing (>G-13 Kathleen Ruth Belmore, Green the ears appear normal. Re- d ) Thraa't Company (E S P N ] Auto Raokig FNm HIghlighta of springer spaniels, poodles, and the cause, your veterinarian can make ths 1984 Indianapolis 600. C C Entenafnmeni Tonfgfit Manor Eatetee, conveyance tax member, this is a preventive ( C Magnum, P.t. 12:00AM rMiievers are among than, but any recommendations that may pre­ Actreaa Candica Bergen, (hi Slerao) ll» .4 $ . breed or crossbreed can be measure. (B ) Qlmms a groak Part 2 of 2. 9:00PM (X) Simon A Simon A.J. and vent or slow the recurrence of these Rick are hirad by a marathon runner who CCTaxI Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. affected. Infections. ( 9 Privats Ranjamm thinks she's being foKowsd. (May be pra- CC ® Aek Dr. Ruth Manley to EllMbeth A. Yavia, The predisposition to recurring A complete physical examination S M*A*8*H amptsd for coverage of the f « A Playoffs). (80 min.) (R) (B) Star Trak Beacon Hill Condominium, convey­ ear infections depends on a number should be performed to rule out any AJ (SOoetotWho Edw ard A. WttHama, D .V .M ., tea H«raM ptKMo by Pimo O Taloa of tho Unoxpootad ance tax |7B.ao. of factors. With poodles, for in­ major health problems, and then a Maadiester teiorlaarloa. If yau S Charfia's Angata (X ) National Geographic Spaclal: Hoku- lo'a The dramatic story of ths creation of (8 ) MOVIE: 'FIrobaN 600' A promoter Erneet J. and Jo-Ann K. Orlando stance, the cause Is many times the specific medication will be pres­ have a qaeatton yoa'd like te aee Easf meefs IVesf S O u ln e y open ocean treks of snclem HawsHsns. hires a stock car driver for a cross country! to Donna Lee and Cynthia L. fact that they tend to grow hairdeep cribed to fight the Infection. Im r e aaaw«Ted in tbit eelamn, write ta: 9 S Raportar 41 (60 min.) race which turns out to Iw a bootlegging' Scremon, Perk Chestnut Condomi­ Inside the ear canal. 'This leads to run. Frankie Avalon, Ahnatta Funteallo, are many cases where a culture of Pet Forum, Muaeheater Herald, A (B) MacNsK / Lahrsr Nswthour CX) MOVIE: 'CHy In Fear' A psychotic nium, convmance tax $71.80. an inability of the canal to drain and tht’ ear shfmid be taken in order to Chill WHIa. 1966. P.O. Box sat, Mancheater 60646. Mr. Sumatra (Hal Hutensky) talks with Catholic High School on Friday and U ) Carol Sumstt and Friandt kHlsr terrifies a city and an amMlious col­ Raymond E . and Alberta L. Allen umnist capitsllias on the partic and turns (8 ) Combatl Captain Fisby (Ron Roy) about con­ Saturday and June 5 and June 6. All to Robert S. and Marsha L. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Tha Draam Chtaara' . the rrxirdmr Into a front-page celebrity. (8 ) AHiad HKchooek Praaanta struction of the teahouse during a shows begin at 8 p.m. Tickets are $6and Harold (lould, Justin Dtrw. 1984. Ratad David Janasen, Robert Vaughn, Parry Garfinkel, $04 Kennedy Road, PG. King. 1980. 99 HoHywood and the Stars rehearsal of “Teahouse of the August $5 and may be purchased at the door. conveyance tax $102.40. (E S P N ] SportsLook IS ) MOVIE: 'El Oorarlo' A psralyied [C N N ] Nawsfilght Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. About Town Moon.” The show will be presented by For more information, call LTM at (U S A ) Cartoons rancher and a drunken sheriff on crutches [E S P N ] SportsCamar Manley to John Weiner, Beacon Hill join forces to rout out a killer and his gang. [U S A ] Oragnat the Little Theatre of Manchester at East 528-8868 or 647-9624. 6:30PM CD S Too Cloaa for Comfort John Wayne, Robert MItchum. Ed Asner. Condominium, conveyance tax CD S A6C N|Swa (CG). 1967 12:26AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'NIghtr m ,$ $ . East Catholic Bliift' A mHd-mannerscI aiqtarviaor runs a Y (B) Bsnton 9 0 989 Chesra (CC) Tha Cheers gang Albert 0 . and Ida E . Yitnitaky to can girl ring from tho city morgue. Henry. marks 25 yaara (9 )S C T V wants to get In on Norm's latest money­ Thomas F. end Catherine H. making venture. (R) (In Stereo) Winkler. Shsffay Long, Michsel Kaaton. S S NBC Ntwt 1982. Rated R. Toomey, Laurel and Chestnut A dvice IS ) Upataka. Downstairs East Catholic High (S i Nlghtfy Bqalnadt Raport streets, conveyance tax $186.10. 12:30AM CC MOVIE: "Tha Intrudar' PtMMo by Riofimond School Is planning to cele­ @9 Jack and MHia (CC) An heiress, In­ Within' Men and women on en Isolated oH Morgan M. and Marjorie A. (B) Notldtro^ volved in the high-priced escort business, brate its 28th anniverary rig fall prey to an ancient creature from tha ‘ Grant to James Beaulieu Develop­ B ) Lova Connactlon is victimized by a vicious politician. (60 dark rscsssea of time. Chad Everett, J o -, Lucky is a sweet little shepherd cross, waiting to be with special events June [C N N ] BhowMx Today min.) (R) •aph Bottoms. Jennifer Warren. 1881. ment Co. Inc., 710 Keeney St., 13 on the school grounds. 1808,000. [E S P N ] WInnar't CItGla 99 Novels: Eaa Muehacha da O)os Cafs (X ) WKRP In Cbicinnat) adopted. He sita with Dog Warden Richard Rand. Bitrof warmth from husbantj Paul P. Flano to Anthony D.K. Mass will begin at 8 p.m. (B l Myataryl: MaHcs Aforathought (CC) Nlghtlifa (In Stereo) 7:00PM CD CBS Naws Arrested arid brought to trial for the mur­ CC Fallon and Erin A.K. Fallon, 10 and an outdoor barbecue OD ® 89 M'A'BOH der of his wife. Dr: BIckleigh remains CC Emartainmem Tonight Actress Candice Bargeri. Hunniford St., conveyance tax will be held under tents (X) Whaal of Fortuna (CC). calmly convinced that even Scotland Yard 1107.00. Adopt a pat can’t prove Its case against him (60 min.| O PTL CluU from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. might help thaw chilly wife ' QD 6100,000 Pyramid Part 4 of 4. (R) Dennis E . and Carmen M. Jordan Tickets are $18 and dress (B ) JaHarsont ICC). ® CBl Lata Night with David Lattarman, [C N N ] Larry King Liva (In Stereo) to Anne L. Miller, 178V4 Spruce St., iscasuat. ( 9 Bast of Saturday Night [D IS ] MOVIE: On tha Right Track' A 8 ) ARrad Hlt^tcock Praaanta ' 1117.000. Abby, my ex-husband and his 8 9 Whaal of Forturw ten-year-old orphan displays amazing abili­ The party is open to all DEAR 8 Dating Gama Orlando L. and Phyllis J . Tibbetts A B B Y : T h « present wife are friends of mine ( S MacNall / Lahrar Nawshour ties to pick winners at the race track. Gary to Gerald F. end Jamie L. LeFond. Shepherd cross graduates and their fami­ Coleman, Maureen Stapleton, Michael 8 Gana Boon “ Washington­ now. He Was at one time an Bsmay MHIar Nortlifield Green Condominium, lies and friends, present (S) Lembeck. 1981. Ratad PG, [E S P N ] Fronoh Opon Boeap ian” who com­ important part of my life, and It ® Bsnny Hill $110,800. and past teachers and Father Bill Charbonneau, left, principal of East Catholic High [E S P N ] Btanlay Cup FInala: PhHsdal- [U 8 A ] Edga of Night administrators. For more plained that his seemed only proper that he shoul;! Hollywood Squaras pMa Flyars at Edmonton Ollars Gams Jean P. Law and Pearl M. Hill to School, meets with Rose Viola Jackaon, party chairwoman for the wife is a dud In D e a r A b b y be present to shareim y Joy. I one. (3 hrs.) (Live) 1:00AM CC AroMo Bunkor's Plaeo Louis J. Hudon, 117-110 Cooper Hill hopes he’s lucky Information, call Rose B ) Novala; Cuna da Lobot school's 25th anniversary, and the Rev. Robert Saunders, a bed sounds like suppose this is rather musual, but [H B O ] MOVIE: Long Dona' ICC) The fu­ CC Horo'a Lucy St., conveyance tax $180.80. Jackson at 646-8646 Or Abigail Van Buren (S ) Nightly Businatt Raport m y present husband’s first ex-wife ture looks hopeless for a minor-league Joo FranhIfri 647-8400. former principal. m y husband. He (B ) Matt Houston CC Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. J L . ' f gave me a beautiful bridal shower. baseball team's player-manager until some TwMght 2ona Bv Barbara Richmond treats me like a [C N N ] Monoylina new talent and a special woman enter his 99 Manley to Richard W. Lagan. Life is too short for grudges. 8 TalapiMHM Auction Spociql to the Harold dog all day, and [E S P N ] SportsCamar hfe. William Petersen, Virginia Madsen, Beacon Hill Condominium, convey­ expects me to be I DID IT MY WAY Henry Gibson 1987 (In Stereo) 8 M a u d o ance tax $77. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Tha Candidata' An Boy Scouts hold piptr drive Waddtll Scouts honor Itadort wildly passion­ MOVIE: 'Jo Jo Dancer, Your Ufa James Beaulieu Development Lucky is the name given this idealistic young man runt for ths Ssnata ^ [C N N ] Croasfiro Boy Scout Troop 126 will sponsor a paper drive this ate the minute D E A R D ID IT ; It would be Ideal against a conservative Incumbent. Robert ng' (CC) As doctors attempt to Co. Inc. to David C. Miles, 117 E . week's featured pet. And he hopes Waddell Cub Scout Pack 83 recently honored Jim [ESPlil] BportaLooh weekend. A truck will be parked at Lydall Inc. on shares a spouse with anonymous if all divorced persons would do it Radford. Melvyn pouglas, Peter Boyle. save his life after a drug-related accidertt, a Middle Turnpike. $119,800. he’s iucky enough |o be adopted by Ssarek, committee chairman, and Tom and (Theryl 2 he drops his pants. Through the nightclub comedian's alter ego travels [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Btitehoa' Thraa smart- Parker Street after 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday. years he has asked me what he can others is taking an enormous risk. your way, but your way Is the 1972 Rated PG atacky madical school atudsnts ara datsr- James Beaulieu Development some kind family.' Crickmore, cubmaster and den coach, who are back through the yaara to discover what Scouts will be available to help unload papers which do to make me more responsive. 1 You need to be tested for exposure exception. Pity. [U S A ] AlrwoH (60 min.) led him to this point. Richard Pryor, Debbie ' rpinad to maka their dean's Ms miaarsbia. > Co. Inc. to David C. Miles, 148 E. Lucky is a male shepherd cross, stepping down. Sxarek has been with foe club for 16 Parker Stsvanaon. Osoffrsy Lawn, Brian should be brought there on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 have repeatedly told him to please to the A ID S virus — and so does 7:30PM (X ) PM Magatlna AHen. Art Evans. 1986. Rated R. (In Middle Turnpike, conveyance tax about 4 months old. He’s black and years. 'The Crickmores have served for eight years. your philandering husband. And Stereo) Tochi. 1986. Ratad R. p.m. For more Information, call 646-0880. The cubs presented each leader with a plaque and treat me as though I were special to ABBY; Are pantynos£_^ (D $ 111. tan with a cute black face. He was I you both need to be educated [T M C ] MOVIE: King Solomon'a [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Sword of ^ VaHom' memory books. him, and the response would come considered undergarments? I w o f k ^ ^ ^ jMpardyl (CC). The msdiaval legend of Sir Gawain and the Louise E. Morello to Betty J. found on Ashworth Street on May 15 concerning safe sex practices, and Mlnaa' Hungry cannibals and German sol­ Scout awards included: E ric Gregan, three silver naturally. He obviously can't do it. for a company that requires its (X) Entartainmant Tonigtit Actress diers threaten an adventurer and an ar- Green Knight. Mkea OKeerer-^Cynelle Paris, Wetherell Village Condomi­ and Is ready for adoption. Country fair naads chill cooks One night I prepared a delicious follow the instructions to the letter. female employees to wear panty­ Candice Bergen. chaeologist s daughter as they search for Clthe, Leigh Leweon. 1986. nium, $114,000. Dog Warden Richard Rand said arrow points; Matthew Mace, wolf badge; David dinner, complete with chilled wine hose under their dresses. Abby, B ) INN Nawa the legendary underground African trea­ [U S A ] Edga of Night Peach Realty Trust Associates to Lucky was wearing a choke chain Chili cooks are wanted for the third annual Sharpley. wolf badge; Jeremy Lavigne, gold arrow sure. Richard Chamberlain. Sharon Storte. point; and candlelight. He walked in and DEAR ABBY; You recently does an employer have the right to (9 (8 ) Carson's Comady Classics 1:15AM [D IS ] MOVIE; Kiss Ma Aaron Cook, Hartford Road, con­ and a flea collar when found. He's Manchester (Thill Country Fair sponsored by Manches­ published a letter from a woman Herbert Lorn 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Arrow of Light awards were given to cubs who are proceeded to yell at me for leaving. insist on it? I personally think it’s (S ) (S ) Bsmay Millar Stereo) Kata' TNa musicsl version of Shakaa- veyance tax $1,110. quite shy but with loving care he ter Memorial Hospital, the Mancheater Emergency who was upset because her step­ paare'a Tha Taming of ths Shrew finds lha graduating to Boy Scouts: Corey Am Ende, engineer- the basement light turned on! degrading for a woman to be told (S) ® Nawlywad Gama [U S A ] MOVIE: Dartt Placaa’ A former Eric P. and Theresa L. Dansky to should get over that in a hurry. Medical Services Council and W KHT radio. daughter had invited her husband’s tters battling as much off stage as on. geologist; Jacob Beal, geologist; E ric Lavigne, Needless to say. that left me as cool what to wear under her dress. Your (B) wild, Wild World of Animals mental patient inherita a haunted manaion Kathryn Grayson. Howard Keel. Ann David F. and Gall G. Vittner. There were two other new dogs at The cook-off will be held July 11 at the Manchester ex-wife to her bridal shower. Robert Hardy. Joan Collins, Chiitopher geologist; E ric Meyn, engineer-geologlst-Mortsman; as the wine. opinion, please. [C N N ] Cfosslirs Miller. 1963. Lydall Woods Colonial Village, the pound, as of Tuesday, both Bicentennial Band Shell on the campus of Manchester Lee 1973 poodles, cine is a black poodle, Jason Poullot, MarkO'Marra, craftsman; Ken Stover, ARIZONA WOMAN [ESPN] SpaadWaak 1:30AM CC Got fmart conveyance tax $180.80. Community College, Bidwell Street. Contestants will I laughed. Five years ago. I 9:30PM IS) (S ) Days and NIghta of about 4 years old. He was found on craftsman; Robert Shores, craftsman; E ric Rose, A friend once told him he [M A X ] MOVIE; 'VIolats Ara Blua' (CC) 99 INN Nsw t Benson Enterprises Inc. to Judle compete for the title of Best Chili East of the River. The remarried in a church ceremony, D E A R W OM AN: I would say that MoHy Dodd (CC) Dennis becomes jealous Leland Drive on May 22. If not craftsman; Nell Caron, engineer-sportsman; Michael shouldn't be out looking for ham­ A globe-trotting pttotojournallst returns to of Molly's relationship with Birmanyl. (In 8 B ix a rra L. Hunter, Bidwell Commons Con­ rain date Is July 12. and I did It my way. M y stepson was pantyhose qualify as undergar­ her hometown for a vacation and Is reu­ claimed by his owner he will be To enter, send a check for |2S payable to M M H Chill Care, engineer— sportsman; Todd Slse, englneer- burger when he had steak home in Stereo) [C N N ] Nawanight Update dominium, $91,700. the refrigerator. I would give the my ring bearer, my teen-age son ments. And I think an empioyer has nited with her childhood sweetheart. Sissy Cumberland Farms Inc. to Fred­ ready for adoption on Saturday. Country Fair, Manchester Memorial Hospital, Depart­ sportsman-showman-naturallst. Spscek, Kevin Kilns, Bonnie Bedslia. 10:00PM CD Knots Landing (CC) [E S P N ] Australian Bulaa FaotbaN (60 same advice to "Washingtonian" gave me away, and m y guests were the right to require the female 1986. Rated PG-13 (May be pre-empted for coverage of t)>6 min.) (R) erick C. and Dorothy A. Annulll, The other Is a little white po^le. ment of Emergency and Ambulatory Care Services, 71 She’s about 10 years old and was AMY He should show his wife the same all friends of ours. These friends employees to wear hosiery as [T M C ] MOVIE: 'City Limits' A corpora­ NBA Playoff a). (90 min.) [U S A ] Baarch (or Tomorrow Hartford Road, $400,000. Haynes St., Mancheater 06040. consideration and tenderness he Including m y ex-husband, my ex-in­ oppos^ to appearing bare-legged. tion's plans to take over a town almost CD IS) (8) News Jed C. Morris to Daniel S. and . found roaming on Main Street on .. . part Siamese The fair will feature country music, refreshments, Brldgt 5 C o r«5 innounetd shows his ladyfrlends, and his wife laws and m y ex-husband's second But the employer wouldn’t have a destroyed by plague runs afoul of the two 1 :B0AM CC NIghtwatch Jolnod In Rochel M. Ross, Hill view Condomi­ May 25. children’s games and a crafts and bake sale. CD ® 20/20 (CC) Scheduled: an inter­ The bridge scores for Manchester A M. Bridge Club might surprise him. If he doesn't, ex-wife. (I did not invite his second leg to stand on to insist on surviving gangs currently governing It. Dar­ view with former President Jimmy Carter nium, conveyance tax $101.30. Still waiting to be adopted are There will be a low-cost rabies Volunteers are also needed. rell Larson. John Stockwell. Robby Ben­ for Monday and Thursday are; he will end up with nothing but ex-wife — I was his third!) ^so pantyhose specifically. and his wife Roaalyn. (60 min.) 2:00AM CC Mocioud Marilyn J. Stoudt to Stanley J. three dogs, two of which were clinic for dogs or cats on June 7 Proceeds will benefit the Manchester CPR Project. son. 1986. Rated PG-13. North-South: Mike Franklin-Lesly White; Hal hamburger. invited (and attended) were sev­ O ) Police Story CC MOVIE: ‘The Cavsm' During World and Sandra L. Opalach, 01 featured in recent columns. Elvis, from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the rear of the For more information, call 647-4738. 7:45PM [D IS ] Mousstsrpiacs Thaa- War II, six man and a woman ara trapped In Lucal-JIm Baker; Peg Dunfield-Joyce Driskell; John WISHING IN WALLA WALLA eral people who had been signifi­ For Abby’s booklet. ” How to (S ) ® L.A. Law Becker chides Roxanne Somerset Drive, $108,000. the handsome and quiet and central fire station, 75 Center St. tar for ireing her feminine wiles to tempt a a German munitions dump with escape re­ Greene-AI Berggren cant people from the groom’s past Have a Lovely Wedding,” send a mote end death imminent. Rosanna Schiaf- Kenneth and Laura Weingartner friendly hound dog was featured The shots lyill be given by veteri­ teen-age computer whiz. (60 min.) (R) (In East-West: Mary Murphy-Eleanor O’Donell; Mary D E A R W ISH IN G ; Today, the as well as m y own. Many of the check or money order for $2.N and 8:00PM (X) Scaracrow and Mrs. King fino, John Saxon. 1966. to Maureen A. Moriarty, Green- last week. He's about 1 year old and narians who are donating their La Ltcha Ltagua maats Season finals Agency founder Harry Stereo) Willhide-Terry Daigle; Louise Kermode-Tom Regan issue is not the difference between people I worked with were there, a long, stamped (39 cents), self- (B) Twilight Zono view Hill Condominium, 8101,000. was found near the Manchester- time. The cost is $6. The arrival of the baby and breastfeeding will be the Thornton comes out of retirement to res­ (S ) Myataryl: MalIca Aforathought (CC) North-South: Jim Baker-Morris Kamlns; Hal steak and hamburger — It can be and you should have seen their addressed envelope to: Dear Abby, cue a Russian woman who is the only link Arrested and brought to trial for the mur­ [U S A ] Baarch for Tomorrow William R. amd Shirley A. Clark Giastonbury town line, on Line Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. Is topic for this month’s meeting ot the La Leche League, Lucal-Louise Kermode; Alice Moe-Ethel Robb the difference between life and faces when I introduced these Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, to a Hat of American counterspies hired by der of his wife. Bickleigh remains to Thomas M. Dodd, 147-140 Spruce Street, on May 8. seeking good homes for cats and to be held June 3 at 7:30 p.m. at 44 Henry St. Khrushchev years ago (60 min.) calmly convinced that even Scotland Yard 2:1 SAM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tho Ufa of East-West: Mollie 'Timreck-Lesly White; Sid death! Any person who knowingly people around! Mount Morris, III. 610M. Brian' During biblical times, an inapt young ' St., conveyance tax $180.00. Tiny Tim , a little male beagle kittens, taken In by the organisa­ For more Information, call Carol at 644-4109or Kathy CD National Gaographlc Spaclal can't prove Its case against him. (60 min.) " Mendelsohn-Sol Cohen; Mike Ranklin-Tom Regan Pan 4 of 4 (R) man la miitskan lot Jesus Christ and pro­ Paul P. Flano to Roberta L. cross, also featured in a recent tion. Most of the cats have been at 646-7277. (X) Concart for Ufa: Tha Holocaust Ms- claimed ■ mesaish. Graham Chaptrian, column, is still waiting and will abused or abandoned and need good mortal This concert was conceived both to S ) UnMsIon Praaanta Ettamos Unidoa John Cleete. Terry GIHIsm. 1979. Rated R Benoit, 12 Hunniford St., convey­ remember the victims of the Neil Holo­ (B ) Upstairs. Downataira Pan 12 . (R) (In Stereo) ance tax $100.70. have to be euthaniied if not adopted loving homes. soon. The other dog still waiting is This week's featured cat is Amy, caust and to raise money for the su|>port of 9D Parry Mason Guy L., Carol M. and Michael G. ths Video Archives. Performed by the New 2:30AM (B ) Ufastyloa of tha Rich and Branch block slows messages Famous (60 min,| Sanderson to Roy and Andrea also a male beagle. He's about 3 a female, about 11 months old, who Haven Symphony. (2 hrs.) [CNN] CNN Nsws Thoughts [C N N ] Sports Latsnight Franklin, Southfield Green Con­ years old. Is tri-color and was found had two kittens recently. She is also (X) News 10:30PM (B ) (81 in n n *wx on Hlllstown Road on May 14. mothering the orphan kittens fea­ D E A R D R . pills. They are called speed on the [E S P N ] SportsCamar dominium, $181,800. (B ) MOVIE; 'Fortress' In Austrslla, a 99 Noticfuro Unfvlilon The dog pound is located on Olcott tured in last week’s column. Come And Enjoy Our G O T T : An elec­ streets, and can be bought at stores [U S A ] Tho Word A public relations exs- Denis R. and Lise A. LaCasse to schoolteacher and nins of her students Street near the town’s refuse area. Am y is part Siamese, as you can trocardiogram that sell drug paraphernalia. They fight for survival after being abducted by 10:40PM [D(S]DTV cutlvs encounters treachery and murdar Dorothy E. DeCiantls, Lydall The Bible says that without the Rand Is at the pound from noon to 1 tell by her sleek body and talkative LAKESIDE DECK PATIO OPENING showed that I cause nervousness, heart palpita­ criminals. Rachel Ward, Robin Mason. 11:00PM CC 99 i«m show (in while Investigating tha euthanticity of e Street, no conveyance tax. shedding ot blood, there Is no 1986 newly discovered Gospel. (4 hrt.) p.m. during the week. The phone manner. She’s friendly with eve­ have a left bun- tions and many other bad things. Stweo) Charles A. and Elisabeth M. remission of sins. "And almost all r D r . G o t t MOVIE: 'Going Homs' A aix-ysar-old number at the pound is 643-6042, or ryone and will be spayed as soon as d le branch They are highly addictive, and a (9 CC (B) (8 ) SS Nuw* 2:35AM (H B O ] MOVIE: -Oama of Launi to John W. and Laura B. things are by the law purged with child’s testimony la instrumental In secur­ Death' Spectacular martial arts asquanesa call the police department at the kittens are adopted. And then DECK BARBECUE! block, and refer­ person will soon go from taking one (B) Odd Couplo McCarrick, Green Manor Estates, blood, and without shedding of Peter Gott, M.D. ing the conviction of hla father for the beat­ highlight this film about an kitsmatlonal 640-4855. Someone can be reached she will be ready to settle In a ence was made a day to taking five or more. ing death of hit mother. Years later, the ^ CiMkIflid Elghtuun Offers Informa­ drug ayndicata. Bruce Laa, Gig Young. conveyance tax 1200. blood Is no remission” (Hebrews at either number Monday through to a mitral click. I was on this drug — and since boy seeks out his father. Robert MItchum, tion on the latext employment opportunl- Hugh O'Brian. 1978 Rated R. Dorothy Grannis to Richard E. permanent home. 9:22). Brenda Vaccaro. Jan Michael Vincent. tlat In the Connecticut area. Merritt, Manchester Gardens Con­ Friday from 8 to 8 p.m. All cats up for adoption will have Forasmuch as ye know that ye I did not under­ quitting it. I have never felt better. 1971 3:00AM CC NIghtwateh Joined frt ' IS ) Thie Old Ho u m (CC) dominium, $44,000. There is a |8 fee to adopt a dog their shots and be neutered before were not redeem^ with corrupti­ stand the expla­ Please tell your readers to stay off IS) Star Trek 9 (8 ) T uIm of tha UnoxpMtud Dorothy Grannis to Richard E . and the new owner must have the they leave, unless they are not old ble things, likesllverand gold, from nation. Can you this drug. (CNN] Nows Ovomight 89 (8) Cosby Show (CC) Vsneaaa ig­ (S I M*A*S*H dog licensed. Before being licensed enough. To adopt a cat or kitten, your vain manner ot life received explain this In nores her parents' order not to wear mak­ (D IS ] MOVIE; On the Right Tiw A ' A Merritt, Manchester Gardens Con­ laym an’s language? DEAR READER; Your first­ eup. (R) (In Stereo) 99 PEUCULA: 'Sor Tequila' Un tecer- tsn-yaar-old orphan displays amazing abik- , dominium, $44,000. a dog must have its rabies shot. call 866-5551, 232-8317 or 623-048B. by tradition from your fathers, But doto V una monja complten para ver quien ties to pick winners at thf race track. Gary with the precious blood of Christ, as hand experience Is a convincing (8 ) Connections ea mas bondadoao. La India Maria. Lucho Colsman. Mauraan Staplaton, MIchssI of a lamb without blemish and DEAR READER: Electricity Is more important than the right. argument against this type of drug. (8 ) MOVIE: 'How to Succasd In Busi­ Navarro. Lsmback. 1881. Ratad PG. Social Sacurlty Mailbox without spot” (I Peter 1:18. 19). supplied to the heart muscle Stowing of leftjb^undle electricity is No one should use diet ness Without RaaNy Trying' Window iS B C T V (E S P N ] PGA QoH: Memorial Touma cleaner buys a book on 'How to Succeed’ Have you found forgiveness of sin through two major circuits; the b e lie v ^ to be an accurate reflec­ pills or any other appetite suppres­ [C N N ] MonayNna mam From Dublin, Ohio. (2 hra.) (R) and steps Into s office of a large company through the blood of the Lord Jesus right bundle and the leR bundle. tion of heart disease. On the other sants. A better way to lose weight is to become chairman of the board. Robert [D IB ] Adventuraa of O nla and Hantat ( T M C ] MOVIE; 'BarlaT A satiric look at These collections of nerves trans­ hand, right bundle branch block is to cut down on calories by reducing Morse. Mishsle Lee, Rudy VaNee. 1967. [H B O ] HitohMkar (CC) Kan OKn ( "Hill tha 70's pokes (un at svarything from ecol­ (^rlst? 8 Straat Bkiat") pottriye a la w ^ who pqyt ogy to rsllgioua cuhs. Martin Muk, Tuesday mit electrical discharges from the not considered to be particularly dietary fat and Junk food, eliminat­ (8 ) MOVIE: 'Anne of the Thousand Ihaprtcafortfiaaccldantil kWIng of a mari- Weld. Saay Kakarmsn. 1BB0. Ratad R. You can apply by phone For many years the powerful heart’s natural pacemaker to the serious. In fact. It can occur in ing alcohol and refined sugar and Days' Tha story of King Henry VIII and his preacher H arry Ironside occupied courtship of Anne Bolsyn. Richard Burton. luaiw farmar. (In Starao) 3:30AM 99 MOVIE: "nwOoldanEya' nerve fibers feeding the cardiac young people who do not appear to eating more vegetables. the pulpit as pastor of Moody Gansvleva BujoM, Anthony Quayls. 1969. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'RIehaid Ptryor Uva on Charks Chan solvaa a murdar and turns up ’ QUESTION: I plan to retire in a muscle. have heart disease. To give Jrou more information, I Mia Biinaat Strip' Pryor't wit la praaantad a gang ot gold amugglara. Roland Wintara. Q U E S TIO N ; I have reason to accident. Neither of her parents Memorial Church in (Thicago. At a FEATURING... (B Our World (CC) Stories from ths few months. Must I apply for When tiny electrical charges If you have left bundle branch am sending you a free copy of m y spring of 1963 induda the kivantlon of Cl- in this concert fkmad at tha Hollywood Pal­ kMntan Moreland. IB M . believe that a doctor I went to ever worked In Jobs covered by time when liberal theolbgiana Lunches Dttily enter the bundles, they are distrib­ block, no treatment is necessaryr> Health Report, Winning The Battle namascops; tha axscutlon bf Julius and ladium. Richard Ihyor. 1882. Ratad R. benefits in person at a Social Social Security and so she cannot 3:65AM (M A X ] m o v i e ; 'TNngs Are recently has billed Medicare for scoffed at the blood of Christ, uted In a fanlike pattern and cause However, the electrical malfunc- / of the Bulge, which tells you hqw to Ethel Rosanbarg; tha firsi 3-0, color movie [T M C ] MOVIE; 'TutrMa Dtazy' Tha drab Tough A E O ^ Security office? services I never received. What get benefits. Can she. hoWever, get Ironside said: "The holy walk, the Dinners Thnrsday thrn Snnday the muscle to contract, producing a tion should be checked periodically, ' lose weight w isely— and keep It off. should I do about this? Social Security benefits when I devoted life of our Lord Jesus AN SW ER : Not unless you want ' heartbeat. because other, treatable conse­ Other readers who want a copy retire? Christ, could not avail to put away Steofts A Fresfi Seafood ★ Chicken to. You can call the East Hartford AN SW ER : Any time you suspect 7 As people age, the flow of blood quences of poor heart circulation should send I I and their name and ANSWER: A grandchild may be sin. It was life poured out In death A Prime Rib A Lobsters Social Security office at 240-S7I7 that a doctor, hoapital, or other and exygm to the bundles is m ay appear. For instance, a mitral address to P.O. Box 11411. Qeve- eligible for Social Security bepefits that saved. Apart from His death. Cinema and apply by phone If you prefer. health care provider is billing reduced. This can produce a type of click could indicate an early land, O H 44101-94M. Be sure to ask on a grandparent's work record If His life could only bring out In bold Conntry Western Mnsic The people there can explain your Medicare for services you did not eardiacHierve malhinclton called a weakness of the mitral valve in for Winning the Battle of the Bulge. the natural parents are dead or relief our exceeding sinfulness. But retirement options and will tell you receive or is performing unneces­ bundle branch block. In which the your heart. Along with the bundle "Cpocedlle" DundM (PO-13) 7:16, t;1S. disabled and if the grandchild is His blood shed for us was life given Friday^ Satnrday & Snnday what documents and Information sary or Inappropriate services, you flow of electricity through the branch block, this m ay mean that living with and Is supported by the up. poured out In death that we WR6T HARTPORD are n e e ^ . can call a toll-free Hot Line to grandparents. For more informa­ conduction system is literally specific areas of your heart are Kssplng costs down 16:11 — CreeMhew t (R> . . . ___ iWn 1 1) t — Tin Mon report it. The toll-free number is might live eternally.” slowed; the electricity takes longer being deprived of oxygen due to 6:46, 6:61 lOiti. — RMafna Arltono O ulroet oua Pertvno (R ) tion, contact any Social Security A familiar hymn says this: Q U E S TIO N : I would like to apply 800-360-8770. In .Maryland, call to reach the muscle. The muscle arteriosclerosis. The California .Medical AbsocIb - 6:3116:». — Platoon :SI, t ; » . — t;11 — Tho Goto ( ^ U ) 1 qaeitlon you’d like (o aee uaed simple test that measures the should aik to have a personal »G-13MF4Sr?iB7$;15,6.16:66. P jd w Clljkont on K trel Tho CMpmynk Advonnifi AN SW ER ; Yes. Just call the East QUESTION: My granddaughter here?. Write to Social Security, Paster Jamea P. Bellaaav speed, direction and amplitude of DEAR DR. GOTT: Some time doctor assigned. Another tip; be­ ctiljHnunk Advanture (O) liTik l:|6, Preloci X (R ) t, 7:41,6:46. 4:01 4:46. — LattiM Weapon cm 1:11 came to live with me some years Manchester Herald, P.O. Box SBI, Faith Baptlal Church the heart’s electrical activity. ago, you ran a letter from a woman come familiar with strategies em- Hartford Social Security office and Maacheaier V8RN0N one will be arranged. ago after both her parents died in an Mancheater, Conn. 60640. O rd lM rily , the left bundle Is who wanted to ti> the '‘li/IO” diet ployera use to contain costs. O m 1 • 1 — 'Hn Mon (Rl 7.0:36. — t t SPORTS C r ^ Cheney nine squeezes out victory over Cromtweli § p Ardtiddn Metorffiy pRcher Dan Grace tor a rm in tltf cOttSfsfencey was broken by to ground into a torceouf with the Herefd Cerrsseondsnt bottom of me first. Tom t m f a 0iviiim00sMI^Ma|F i Be^rt iificsii7gi0ivC0TiT0rn0iv Ai^^SlAn A aaaAaa dkARaB 1Ina D0000 1000017. T w c rO ill nwgfw 9COTOOIWVQOIl______90IC0T fH0 founif ffinffm. The sqneexe gave the lead and the H fsK about sqoeextog one Out. Don Mmer, who iwd a n 0 e6 and As He moved to avoid die ban game back to Cimey in the fifUi. 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"We've iw w n u f 01 i i m c M Q . and ftla n Dowmm had a soto rtkot Ig^-needed lift beaifiiM into the he scored easito m Mark Peffettor Magufre, me P anm ^raiH edtotie been doing everytMM and any- w n fm a Httte I ___ L state tournament.______te a m Fli» > Steve BalbonI six innings of work. second out, and then Boggs made a • Mark McGwire hH Ms league- homered for Kansas Cfty. Of tbe tournament, Baccaro feels one, that’a ail," Cleveland Manager leading 17(b homer and Lois Pat Corralea aaid. very tough play by getting a the Beavers are “huge underdogs" grounder on a short hop over Polonia added a solo home run to TfifInB 7, frtn irtft 2 to do anything. “Because we’re a A aingle by Jim Rice, a wild pitch, lead Oakland, itarter Moose Haas, a walk, a fielder’a choice grounder third," dem ens said. Gary GaettI homered In the (echnial schol, people don’t expect and a aacrifice fly by Bill Buckner demens then retired the Indians f-i, got the fmery, while Joe second toning and two Milwaukee much, but we proved something accounted for the only run in the in order in the ninth, spoiling Johnson, f-4, took the loss tor errors highlighted Minnesota’s last year by going to the semifi­ fifth inning. Niekro’s Tbbth major league start. Toronto. four-run sixth. nals,” he added. It also cost Niekro a chance to move Folonia extended his hitting Frank Viola, 8-S, allowed five The run and Clemena put Hie streak to 13 games when he led off Niekroa, Phil and Joe, on hold in into a tie with Oaylor Berry for nth hits, walked (wo and struck out their drive to become the winnltig- tjiilace among alttlme winners, the fifth inning Ithhis second homer seven to six innings to win his first eat brothera in major league Nillekro has won 318 games. to give Oakland a b-i iMd. game since May 7. George Frasier hlatory. They have won SiOgamea, "This Is a good win for m e/' pitched the last three innings, AP aiwto Gaylord and Jim P0ffy. Clemens said. "It puts me back OllOlM $, AflfBto 6 giving up Just one hit, to record his "A loaa ia a loaa, whether it’a by even, 4-4, and it came on my wife’s Cal Ripken J r.’s two-out single in first save and help the Twins to Herald anata ay rtrsa Boston pitcher Roger Clemens (left) receives a pst from one run or lo runa," Niekro aaid. birthday. But 1 bad to work hard. the Sixth inning drove in the their first two-game winning streak "Jo4 waa here with the permiaaion He’s a great pitcher. 1 didn’t have tie-breaking run tor Baltimore. It since April 28. !-2-l. Ch«n«y Teoh'fi Ql«nn Pgrfint orosflii New York Yankees on Wednesday Thomas said. "In sports as In little longer. Pagglolt shot a 49. "1 don't see any signs of remorse Portland High at Tallwood. night. “But It all turned out alright. anything else, there are highs and Tryouts tor the Manchester American Legion and Junior : Chrl* AltMo (?C) dat. Wtnieh All the pitchers got their work In. lows. You have to learn to accept on our team” Legion baseball teams will be held Friday through Sunday at Bast baatan ! and they all pitched pretty well” both. I’m man enough to put It out of The Celtics, meanwhile, must i “Manchester Community - ...... CoilegO’s...... McCormick.... IckFleld Field storting at 8 HEBRON - The East Catholic my mind. I expect to play well In cope again with the hostile crowd at p.m. each day. Those who haven’t previously signed up may do so ! M. PlUBeroid (X) aet. sioieoev Lee Guetterman. relieving star­ the SiTverdome where they lost ter Scott Bankhead to begin the Game 8 and Game 7." Friday from 8-6 p.m. Players who are teams that have qualified Thomas had made a tough Games 3 and 4. They also must deal (or state tournament play may sign up but cannot try out until sixth, pitched two hitless innings In Jumper to give Detroit a one-poInt with the absence of center Robert his first appearance of the season their seasons are over. lead with 17 seconds remaining In ppH<^h and Coach K.C. Jones. For further Information, call Legion Head Coach Dave Lawson Reiaxed Davis suppiies Astro power but needed five successors to nail Parish, who wouldn’t have down his first major league victory. Game 6 at Boston Garden on at 649-9177. Tuesday night. played anyway because of a re- elght-hitter and helped himself with "I sat on the bench the whole time When the Pistons managed to get spralned left ankle, was suspended By Brian Trusdell third straight. after I was taken out,!’ said from Game 8 and fined $7,800by the Larry Bird oalebrates after No Yankee garnet brings lawsuit The Associated Press "When you have a person like a two-run single and Franklin Guetterman. who’s still scheduled the ball back with five seconds NL Roundup Davis, he can carry a club because Stubbs hit a two-run homer, ena­ remaining. Thomas wanted to work NBA on Wednesday for punching Tuesday's Qame S victory. NEW HAVEN — A quarter of the season Is over and the New to start Sunday against the Balti­ Lalmbeer with 28 seconds remain­ Relaxation and simplicity appar­ he can hit the long ball.” Houston bling Los Angeles to beat Montreal It In to Bill Lalmbeer, but his pass The Celtics will go for the York Yankees are in first place, but the team’s tans outside a Manager Hal Lanier said. “1 knew for the first time In six games this more Orioles. AP photo was stolen by Larry Bird who fed ing In the second quarter of Game 8. ently are the keys to Glenn Davis’ “It took a lot to go through five clincher tonight against the radius of about 68 miles haven’t bepn able to see very many strength. And when things go well for It was just a matter of time for season. Dennis Johnson for the winning Pistons General Manager Jack Davis. Houston enjoys the ride. Valenzuela. 8-2, struck out three pitchers like that, pulling for every New York Mets' pitcher David Cone (left) Is escorted off basket. McCloskey, who filed a protest Pistons In Detroit. games. him.” one of them as hard as I could. I was the field by first base coach Bill Robinson after being hit Frank Qrasso decided enough was enough. He canceled Feeling at ease. Davis extended “When Glenn’s hitting the ball it and walked two while getting his "It was a great play by a great against referee Jess Kersey (or not his hitting streak to a career-best makes It a lot more simpler tor the PhilllM 6, PfidrM 4 third complete game and ending probably too excited, but I couldn’t by a pitch, breaking a finger on his right pitching hand player," Boston assistant coach calling a foul on Pariah, said he SportsChannel New England and Tuesday filed a federal lawsuit help It. I found myself tensing up on nine games, driving in five runs on rest of us.” teammate Denny Greg Gross hit his first home run Montreal’s three-game winning Jim Rodgers said. "There weren’t thought Parish should have been forward Kevin McHale said of against the company on behalf of the cable station’s subscribers Wailing said. “All we have to do Is everyJ pitchpltci and then trying to relax against the QIants Wednesday In San Francisco. The who aren’t seeing the 100 Yankees baseball games advertise­ three hits. Including a two-run In nine years, a two-run shot, and streak. many options left. We had to steal suspended for the remainder of the Jones. “His mother diedand he was homer and a two-run double Wed­ get on base tor him.” myself. I’m exhausted.” Mets won the game, 4-3. series, rather than one game. ments promised them. Juan Samuel had a solo homer and Cubfi 4, Rfidfi 1 the ball or foul someone. right out there with us (In Gam* 8). nesday night as the Houston Astros Davis was a major part of an RBI single, leading Philadelphia In order. Guetterman was fol­ “Larry read the pass. It takes "It bothered me that nsmethlng It’s just an honor playing for him." ’’^"The reason 1 ordered SportsChannel was for Yankees lowed by Jerry R e^, Bill Wilkin­ beat the Pittsburgh ■ Pirate 7-2. Houston’s third straight victory, over San Diego and giving the Brian Dayett hit a two-run, gn at picsence of mtpd to read that happened so blatantly,-^ Thomas If the Celtics win tonight. It will baseball games, and they never delivered the product,” Grasso, ’1 feel relaxed and things are ^ t Nolan Ryan, Aurello Lopez and tirst-inntng single and four Chicago son. Steve Shields. Stan Clarke and said. "But, If the guy says he didn't Padres their fifth five-game losing situation. ’That’s Instinct. That’s put them Into the NBA (Inal and 34, said Wednesday. “I consider It false advertising.” falling In (or me,” Davis salaid, “It Dave Smith contributed by combin­ streak this year. pitchers held Cincinatl to five hits. Mike Trujillo, who faced only one Mets winners on field greatness." see It, he didn’t see It." give them a shot at their 17th He charges the Massachusetts company with breach of batter — a 3-for-3 Gary Ward with was a special (eeiing tonight. I was ing on a three-hitter. Don Carman, 3-3. allowed five Jamie Moyer. 8-3, allowed (our So Instead of coming home with a Jones left the team Immediately championship and a chance to be contract, fraudulent misrepresentation and violation of the state In a natural flow and I was making Pittsburgh scored both runs off hits over 8 2-3 Innings for the hits and over tive-pius Innings for bases loaded and two outs — but 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven series, after Game 8 to attend the funeral the first repeat champions since the the...... illB win. Ed Lynch allowed ...... one hit In notched his first save by Inducing a Unfair Trade Practices Act In a class-action suit filed in U.S. good contact.” Ryan, getting two hits in the first Phillies, who won their third but lose another hurler the Pistons need to win Game 8 to of his mother, who died Monday 1968-89 Celtics. District Court on Tuesday. “It has been an exciting week for six Innings. Lopez. 2-0. earned the straight. Steve Bedroslan. Phila­ 1 2-3 Innings, entering in the sixth game-ending flyout to right. stay alive for a return trip to Boston near San Francisco after a lengthy The Detrolt-Boston winner will “Trujillo was it.” said Williams, SportsChannel New England hasn’t carried Yankees games me,” said Davis, who started victory by pitching the seventh and delphia’s fifth pitcher, got the final and defusing a bases-Toaded, none- By Eric Prewitt - Hemmaker hit him with a pitch in on Saturday. Illness. face the Western Conference cham­ because of an unresolved contractual dispute between the slowly this season. “I learned some Smith allowed one hit over the last two outs for his 18th save. out threat by allowing just one run. who set a Mariners record for "If I take the attitude that all Is Rodgers, his top assistant, will pion Los Angeles Lakers, who Lee Smith earned his 13th save, pitchers used in single game. “He’s The Associated Press the fifth inning. American League team and SportsChannel New York, which valuable lessons during the slump. two innings for his seventh save. The Mets’ right-hnnder will join lost, all Is doom. It will affect this coach the Celtics tonight. swept the Seattle SuperSonlcs and previously ted the games to Its Massachusetts-based sister One of my biggest problems was Don Robinson. 4-2. took the loss Dodgirt B, Bxpofi 4 pitching the final two Innings In been a starter, and I figured he team,” Thomas said. "I know all "He’s ' such a man,” Celtics have been oft since Monday. relief of Frank DtPIno. could go nine If we needed It. I didn’t SAN FRANCISCO - The New Bob Ojeda, who won 18 games last station, a company spokesman said. thinking too much” for the Pirates, who dropped their Fernando Valenzuela pitched an have much choice. All I had left out York Mels lost another pitcher, season, on the DL. Dwight Gooden Storer Cable, wnicn serve$ New Haven, sells SportsChannel there was a bullpen coach and a rookie starter David Cone, and won is scheduled for one more minor New England as a premium sthtlon, meaning subscribers pay an catcher” another game. league start before ending his additional monthly fee^ to receive it. In addition to a one-time, Designated hitter Dave Valle, rehabilitation period and joining Parish draws fine and suspension $10.80 Installation fee, customers pay between $8 and $12 a month who pinch hit a game-tying sacfrl- "With all the injuries we’ve had. the staff. extra to get a premium station, depending on whether they Seeds sent packing In tennis play Mich. But Thom said the NBA flce fly In the fifth, singled home the we’re fortunate to be holding up the The Giants also lost a player NEW YORK (AP) - Any ques­ the third official at the scorer’s already subscribes to other premium channels. go-ahead run In the seventh off way we are,” said Gary Carter, Wednesday, shortstop Jose Uribe, tion about whether Robert Parish is suspended Parish anyway "so he Is table, but no foul was called. day. In second-round men’s play, physically able to play Game 6 of Ineligible to play no matter what his By Larry SIddons reliever Ron Guidry. 0-1. whose first home run since April 20 to an injury. He pulled his left “I cannot comment on the other The Associated Press imh seed Andres Gomez of Ecuador “I know I’m not really prepared accounted for the final run in hamstring, for the third time this the Eastern Conference final to­ physical condition.” officials, because I am not aware If Jordan wins Saagram Award French Open beat Thierry Champion 7-8. 8-2, 8-2 yet,” said Guidry, making his Wednesday’s 4-3 victory over the night became moot when the Lalmbeer and Parish were bat­ they saw the violence," Pistons an'd' No 14 Martina Jalte of year, and was placed on the IB^ay Boston center was suspended by the NEW YORK — NBA scoring champion Michael Jordan wants PARIS — It must be that French second appearance of the year. San Francisco Giants. disabled list after the game, when tling for a rebound in the second General Manager Jack McCloskey home cooking. Argentina beat Thierry Pham 8-4, NBA for punching Bill Lalmbeer. said. "1 have urged and expect the everyone to know that he can play defense, too. 8-2. 8-2. No. It Kent Carlsson of “I’m not 100 percent. I can’t do the Cone suffered a broken finger in the team also announced the quarter when Parish hit the Detroit “ I try to play both ends of the court,” the Chicago Bulls guard Three relatively unknown Among those put off until today things I know I will be able to do. I "Fighting has> no part In our center three times and knocked him league to take strong punitive Sweden completed a 8-1, 8-8. 8-3 the flRh inning and will be lost from unconditional release of veteran game and we will do whatever It said Wednesday after receiving the Seagram Sports Award as French players registered impres­ were defending women's champion 9 just have to wait to get my strength six to eight weeks. relief pitcher Greg Minton. down. Officials said they didn’t see action against Parish and referee sive upsets of seeded p lie rs Chris Evert of the U S against first-round victory over Amaud takes In terms of increased flnee the NBA’s player of the year. ” I was second in the league In steals back” Carter homered off Jeff Robin­ Robinson, who has sevep saves the blows, BO Parish was not called Kersey. Wednesday In the French Open Isabelle Demongeot of France, Boetsch. The Mariners nicked relieved and suspensions to see that It is for a foul or a technical. and I had more blocked shots than any guard.” And seeded players did not have son, 3-4. Immediately aRer Darryl this season, suffered his second loss eliminated," NBA executive Rod "This protest would have been The Seagram Award Is based on a computerised evaluation of a tennis tournament top-seeded American Martina Nav­ ’Tim Stoddard for another run In the tn men's play, Eric Winogradsky ratilova against Adriana Vlllagran to face a French opponent to run Strawberry tied the score by within 18 hours because of the home Thom said In announcing the The Ptstons, Incredulous fhtt the made regardless of the outcome of player’s performance In seven categories: scoring, field goal into trouble. eighth, but the Yankees closed to leading off the ninth Inning with his eliminated third-seeded Stefan Eo- of Argentina, and men’s fifth seed within a run in the bottom of the run pitch to Carter. On ’Tuesday one-game suspension and M.8M ptunchee were not seen, asked the the game.” percentage, free throw accuracy, rebounds, blocked shots, Sweden’s Catarina Lindqvlst, the second homer of the game, an night, he leR with the bases loaded Rne. N1BA to take action against oriiclal McCloskey said Kersey’s failure berg of Sweden 7-8. 7-8. 7-8. and Mlioslav Meclr of Czechoslovakia Inning when Don Mattingly scored assists and steals. ______Tank Benhabiles upset last year’s against Horst Skoff of Austria. women’s llth seed, was eliminated from third on Dave Winfield’s opposite-field drive off Mark Davis. In the eighth and the Mets pulled out Parish reinlured his left ankle in Jess Kersey. to act "has tobe an embarrassment by Helen Kelesl of Canada 7-8, 7-8, Baseball’s defending world a 3-f victory as two runs scored on Tuesday’s 198-107 victory over Kersey and another ofRcial. Jack to every man or woman who has runner-up. No. 13 Mikael Pemfors Other seeds had better luck double play groundout. of Sweden. 4-8. 8-3, 8-4. 8-8. Wednesday than the trio of French and ISth-seed Mary Joe Fernandez The Yankees threatened to tie the champions swept the Giants, Na­ wild pitches by Scott Garrelts. Detroit and was not e x p ^ e d to Madden, both said they didn’t see ever officiated any contest from the of the United States, a quarierfinal- 8 play In Game 8, tonight at Pontiac, the Incident. They consulted with Little League to the Super Bowl.” tn the women’s draw. Nathalie victims. tional League West leaders, in "I made a mistake and thought I ame in the ninth. With Wayne Herreman defeated No 4 Hana Men’s defending champion and Ist a year ago, was a second-round folleson on second and two outs, three one-run games to make their got away with it," Robinson said of Flyers fortunate Mandllkova of Cezchoslovakia 8-4. top seed Ivan Lendl of Czechoslova­ loser to countrywoman Stephanie Willie Randolph hit a groundball record It-tl. A year ^go, the Mets tbe hanging slider thrown to Carter. 7-8, kia struggled for the second consec­ Rehe 7-8. 1-8 8-4 down the third base line that third wereM-ll- "But then I looked up. saw Jeffrey On a rainy, chilly day, the home utive match, but beat Jonathan But overall, it was a day for Eric Winogradsky of Eranca baseman Jim Presley stopped with "We’re finally at BOO and now Leonard at the fence and knew we Ex-Buck head, Neison, wanted man Canter of the United States 3-8, 8-1, French players. team had a distinct homecourt Benhabiles, a former French makaa a backhand raturn in a backhanded stab. Presley, play­ we’ve got to get above It. We’re were In trouble." series is still alive advantage. 8-i, 8-2 to lead the march Into the ing deep, never made a throw to heading to San Diego and we can’t Both nInth-InnIng homers. No. IS By The Associated Press Nelson said several weeks ago he Nelson had three years remain­ "Home crowds and courts are third round. open junior champion bom in his match with Swadan’s Rrst, but kept Tolleson from Intended to leave the Bucks be­ By Ken Rapaeporf It has been this way with the Algeria, took apart Pemfors’ take the Padres lightly,” Carter for Strawberry and No. 4 for Carter, ing on his t800.008-per-season Flyers so far in the plai^ffs: always different,” said Edberg. Tbe dropped set was Lendl’s Stafan Edbarg at tha Eranch moving farther then third. said. barely cleared the leR Reid fence. MILWAUKEE - Don Nelson, cause of differences with owner Bucks contract, which Includes a The AstDcloied Press second of the championships, one serve, breaking the Swede seven 7 They came back from a two-goal who like Mandllkova is the reigning times and taking advanuge of a Opan Wadnasday. Wino­ "He played me like a power after making his resignation as Herb Kohl, ranging from player "We battled back to win this one Strawberry’s first homer of the day provision forbidding him from deficit to beat the Montreal Cana- Australian Open champion more than he lost en route to the hitter," Randolph said. coach of the Milwaukee Bucks contracts to what he called Kohl’s coaching or being player personnel PHILADELPHIA - The Phils- lack of mobility caused by a gradsky upsat Edbarg T-6, and we’reprettypsyched up. Ithink was a 4 lb-foot, two-run drive to deli^is Flyers have been a great diens 4-3 in the clinching sixth game “Things were In my favor,” said title last year. He did not stay To which Presley replied: we’ll make our move now," added official, already Is being courted by gripes about his salary. director for another team for two Winogradsky, a 21-war-old from around to talk about It recurring ankle injury. 7-6, 7-6 In a sacond-round center In the fourth oR Hammaker. (comeback team so tar in the of the Wales Conference finals. The loss in the match meant that "Ttiere's no way I’m going to let Jesae Oroaco, the reliever who Tbe Giants took a t-l lead In tbe other NBA teams. Nelson, 4T, a former Boston years. suburoan Neuilly and ranked 182nd Tbe women’s second seed. Steffi match In Eaiis. him get a ball by me. I wanted to "I wish the Milwaukee Bucks all Celtics su r, coached Milwaukee The language in the contract Btsitley Cup playoffs. But defense­ three of last year’s semlflnalists — earned hia IMi save by getting the eighth -on run-scoring bits by man Mark Howe doesn’t think they They have trailed from the start in the world. Graf of West Germany, won her keep It in the Infield, no matter the best, and I will continue to be for 11 years, during srhich the team makes it unclear whether Nelson Herreman said she was nervous 34th consecutive match, trouncing France’s Henri Leconte. American last out and leaving a Ban Fran- Leonard and Candy Maldonado. should press their luck. of every game In the championship Johan Kriek and Pemfors — had what. If he wanted to bunt, I was their biggest fan. tn tact, I put that won seven consecutive divlalon could still be general manager of round against the Oilers, including going onto the court with the crowd Iva Budarova of Czechoslovakia. out of Edberg’s arsenal, which is gtvtnt It to him." daco runner at secmid base. "It’s a long season, and every In the resignation letter," Nelaon titles. another team. Attorneys met this "We’re fortunate to still be been eliminated In the first round, better suited to faster surfaces. Roger McDowell, 1-1, who re­ team Is going to have games like 3- 8 In Game 9 end 2-8 in Game 8. still Mzting after Winogradsky’s 8- 1, 8-1 Alter Clarke walked Mattingly to aaid Wedwmay. He has expressed an Interest in week to try to reach an agreement pitying.” Howe said as the stlll- Boris Becker of West Germany, the first time that has happened "Nothing worked today." Edberg cently came oft the diaaMed list, these. WeVe not going to dwell on silve nyers looked ahead to Game They came back to win both of victory. load the baaea, Trullllo retired Nelson then headed for the NBA becoming a general manager and on the dause. "But t said to myself, 'This Is the men’s No. 2 seed, completed a since the open era began in 1888. said. ”t knew from the start he was the winning pitchar. The Meta them," Giants Manager Roger 8 of the Stanley Cup finals tonight those contests, including a thrilling Lendl is the only one of the quartet Ward on bln second pitch, ruining pre-draft meeting In Chicago, aaid last wew he wouldn’t make a "I understand it will probably 4- 3 victory In Game 8 on Tuesday France’s day, so t ’ve got to do the rain-interrupted first-round match would give me problems.” the Yankeea perfect B-b record In went to their bullpen 11 ttmea In the Craig said. where the Dallas Mavericks seta Job decision until after talklng^th have to be tested," Nelson said. agsinst the Edmonton Oilers. < with a 8-8,8-1.7-8 victory over Diego left. th e ovation for Winogradsky, a "We were down by at least two night at tbe Northlands Coliseum. same thing,’ ’’ she said. one-nin dedahnns at home. Vbr the three-game aeriee. ’The Giants were three games they hoped to talk Informally with Jim Fltagerald, the Golden State in exchange for waiving the The rain, which halted play early Peres of Uruguay, while eighth- Winogradsky took Center Court third-generation Frenchman Cone, who stepped Into the goals the last three games and That still left the Flyers trailing . for his second-round match think­ Mariners. H was their seventh ahead in their division before him about their coaching vacancy. Warrfon owner who sold the Bucks provision. Kohl could demand 3-2 In this best-of-seven seriee. Tuesday, interrupted matches for seeded Jimmy Connors downed whose great-grandparents came vtclW hi bine one-run gamea. atartlag rotation recently, pitched coming home to face the Mets. Ihe Mavericks announced In Dal­ to Kohl two years ago. compensation from Nelson’s new QitnagtKl to win two out of the ing he had received a break from here from Russia, had hardly died Sim .” Howe said. "If we keep Edmonton can wrap up Its third about 2w hours Wednesday, enough fellow American Todd Nelson 7-8, "It Bhawa we can play, Wllliama twwhit ball through four Innings. ’Ibeir home record is now b-lb and las that they had received permis­ Nelson’s Job title with the Bucks employer. time to force postponement of 8-2, 8-2 the rain. R made the day heavier down when Herreman continued sion from the Bucks to talk to thUtog behind iike that, they’re Stanley cup title in four years with than usual and took one more piece aaid. "Theae guM are not afraid of little Rnger on Ms pitching they’re iMb away from Candles­ Included vice president of basket­ Nelson said he was not Interested a victory tonight at the Spectrum. several second-round matches. France was not perfect on tbe the home attack. anyHiIng or anybody." hand waa brokim when Atlee tick Pnrit. Nelson. ball operatfons. In coaching the New York Ifolcfcs. galilg to nail the coffin shut on us." 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Nwreems, ffreefeced colloeMd In the oest 43 MLE RRlSiifevrenOGSR- E O i i M l ...... n j M u How about s Used Car or f-if a aa #-p«p pa a #» * #.#*1 HvfRB rv«m, dffifM fp^pn. Remwno- yeors. IPs the tofo of roam, apptfawced kif bte rotes, tiKtudtno pti ^ G i e C H E F '*160 the year. Don't mfssHI lU V l clww/»awtffy ream, 2 Oas *MaK 414 ysera SM Boturdov Moy 30th, 94. futi ItBftie/ BBroM, @RRBSr”” wtifitide. Colt Mox Sundoy Moy 31, 11-3. Truck From ngke^en 843-7I73 pr MRANtON CARTER’S 0 H$rpYMiM.me W B & a s r Cash solaa only. 7S .843-H91. a f iR iirl« gw 'T!nf!l^ rrsaiSraa, 414 ysara SM. Thayer Rd., Monehae- CMimEi-n.THIIITN ONfAVllfAfsWseiiw. Chapel MW. 1 bodrg&i cmwain ■MOwnvi vaiacua * tom U N B IRfCIM . • MBiXdtV dnT^tnfed. townbeuse condemt- BFfip M EN • *76 BSSrliMdmlnuI^V 10 tar, Ct. AND asLaoT uatecMM.. 44*4*44 1 feet, cortep, 2 mom aosM see niaiNOMO on LMOi BIBlBieVfUBBBBF. 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CMMTTI 99 r9MBa 9 HRR rRRal mX 8 4 FlTfMMM fiviPw ay||u ' everyene will wenf fe 3 children In Mcnches- •SOTSTumaFrtrn. *11,395 4pr„4 ip.. AWA , AO. Fi. epA. MLAIIM. A&FA FS,F.Wn. SOr.,4e|4.. AMAiNna iWdB . M m Jockton, 847-0400. o /Monchastar. Soturdoy, ACNOM 4 2 l« w l etvn. LecoMd In fhe :ter or South Windsor. FUMay^TcoWeT^nd May 30, 9-2. Multi ST aiFTH AVf. (SI *19,299 F etN rw Oan, Nmr torn a Dr. uw.riwie OMA as- 44 DMnwnd muqhwiww yww 4MWI/ Sf* m W TM ttig. ^ 449-3873. ssHonizoN4*.m *6,999 ■siaaiA laaSM sNaprtaad f Otmm s o n o n o o n j|ag^|y|A ^ aR_ Buckley S^ioel dfefrief tar. Dostroobfa Sovth- Campbell, Spinet, family. >39951 ihttrt •MttfiMr.) 7 0 0 0 raan an o o n ffVWf ffIBVIOtofTriMR AlC^MdlWTfEVf SO* on Clyde Rood, Murryl mohodony finish, solid atCAnAVANrnnm *14,999 •olaprtted ^3995 47 0fM itft ' i m W^IE^O iRr CfOBB tlold Groan locatfon. m r GlANt Girl icout too itu *10,495 4*rw(twr.l soon nnonnnno 44444444444 4 44* 4>i 8140400's. Bfencherdli End unit In prisffpg- weed construction. sole. Townwida ac­ •SLANCShTuneo *11,499 93M t R C a M R « M MWfraiw SOMdirM BOB rarnn [snnn ■ BlNMIt' RoHefte, " We Oue- condNIon ond boouf^: lierchandlio Best otter. 848-2284. laHomZONver *4,698 n r M t H M n v 14 Arm ton* □ o n P 0Hn riM' ronfee eur Heuees ", cumulation of boskete, 10,299 4 Or., 4 Op.. AaM. AO, AS. lltrMM («Mr.| c JUJMIMMWOapftlOr#iAuR ^B "Ii tufty dacorotod. Flre- dolls, blkos, toys, M VOYAOen r*tm * •Nra* 04M.. Attr A SlY o M □onraon snonon i 8fl f i n a pfoee In Mvfno roomJi. ROIOTILLING •4 FONTiAC aooo an *8,908 KVvMion 42 Fronom 3 B o n rannn 000 M l w I f N S v : '..... - l a a 'r s a - MICEUAREOW eiottworo, tamps, used •olesrlaed H 9 9 S af 7 down 43 TM* MMW RflM. Fenced wire one Tflii bedreoms, 3 full bathe- H om o gardens, ottica turnitura, trao- iaOOOOS400t* *4,49S 2?prt.ed >4295 17/Mr(oomb. n o 0 0 OOO 0000 . ALbf^^ IBS FDR MLE 11,099 44 0fmMffi- fshed (MMOfflenf with ond full bosomonf. Urtlt turae still being un- as NISSAN MAXIMA * form) OBBuoa BBonorn .ffwE Co>MVHvIvj free estim ates. 9 9 BWCH9RTLMM 66 CMV em «un ct dont yodff bar are only 2 features bocks to woods ond m u . pocked. Boko sale, hot ar CANAVAN r mm *19,999 CuMom. 4 Or.. 4 Oyt., AuW. AC. 4 Or.. 4 Op.. AuW, AO. Ft, FO. A 1«*mN___ 44N«w □ n o n c n o C a ll C lyd e and FOOLsTwhMrMwvk^ Fa.FO,aNrM. In this 8 ream Cepe with cendemfntum toos RSi. Now ovollable the re­ doos, tree coftea. Sot- •SLseAnON4* *12,499 TRUCKS :soa0 BDO OBO 2 bedrooms plus a den, cludo tonnls courts ond' 30 9:30 as conoLLA sns *S,29S 1»< . 47 4abv‘abad □OOQBQQB BOBQ PAIfITINQ S o n s , 647- 6967. volutionary new 31' urdoy. May , >7195 20am4lbM or 3 bedreems, 1W pool. Oontry Root Est-' ViittTfcd o.m. to 3 p.m., old ts FIFTH AV8. (» *13,999 >6595 21 _ D O W N BnOBOBOD OBOD ••••wjw « ulivipr baths. Good sforode. OtO. 843-4080. o _ U m h Lady tomllv size swimmino Bentley School, 37 Hol- 84 MECH CINTIMV a O B Q B □ □ □ w »fk, . W»§4* a td M i m m MM. i u m pool with huge sun. •aooootaoocm *12,796 81 CRIB. CHEItni OMMm 4 Or., VI. A«W, AO, Ft. lE a ta rOlWiiWRRRN. a,,. . l g ..flg g .^JaBL 8137,900. ftrono Root SI the TsOanS AgrtsuHira) HundrsOt of rsodars turn Mstsr St.RolnorshIno. ts ALLIANCE f« *2,999 4 Or^ 4 M., AuW. AO. Ft. FO. 22 MmM NofoBtootmtoirHista dock, tencino, filler, AWfM. Hm , 2 4*n(labarl 22 fcnarmarFa 42 Swfty Egfofe, 847-7833x1 Cantsr, noiAs SO, noskvMs, to Classftltd tvary day t4 NELIANT4«. *4,799 3 Mavla ladders, and warrantee MANCHESTER. 134 >7495 ^ >1 1 , 0 9 5 1 Y to^***F •• OW llWWf ^OIMrnj M0 A fRa SUFiJjil. HFe ity M 4. OT srtMsvM, isr tromf sfli Sdorching for soma par­ •2 LSCAN *2,496 2 3 iM ll( M ly 40abaN 23 Malaian part M S ptn. nrst buHSIng. Mary tor only t97l. Financ­ Glanwood St., Friday "S m u a * 3 MS rnm&mm AtotoiM 8Mil 2 4 U r | ( t p t 43 ThtoPbended B«lni. Om , oNv sRtf Each unit has 3 b ^ ticular Item. Will your ad •1 niLIANT wnon *3,499 m am .tM UM M aymbol 24 baa BflftOEHIO toMfOWffcifMlI# ba thara? 843-3711. ing AvoMolblel Don't 5/29, 12-5, Soturdoy S/30, 8 8 e«V.M8RTlCMM M aS!% FONL MANt* 31 M M to d w M 4 Chant aanva totoctris waM iMMfiRv rooms and 1 both, titu- BRAND Now Listinol ' bo left out I Act nowl 9-5, Antlquas, colloctl- cpa..ys AuM,Ao.Fa.Fa. Trpt IS opa, 4 on. s spA. AO, 32 441, Ronridn 44 loom (fr.) , , OtatoitiM 4 Jawlah 24 n ia a M ^OOOllW^ •Rftir toifilaiRMMif cLt'aSga^ M M iP i ofsd on 0 nice site lot. 3 Flonnod commorclof Coll Peter at l-SOO-152- blas, turnitura, tools, and 875-3311 •toooHeod > 9 9 9 5 1 33 A « t« f lh« capara 45 Appitof 'PtiXRrfRniy . AMj|yR|i|a|Uj^ RKa^f ■^EjE ^au|^ cor detached doroee. fonol Main ftroot, Bt* 7885. 203-5M-1I8I. ort work. Sie"»rtMd >6595 hand 7 Rmalan *4 Happy ffotttflf to d ts «ld 09, KVitRT l^Rf lOf ■ ■ ^ 34 Uaa than tan Seporote fwrnoce. llnoton. Approxlv 8SMKJIIFa-7 _ 27 fntarlar 4Elporri*h MMSfitMMtlR rNgVWrHNAfl . ^ Nikon ti^ F plus occet 8 4 a«ycaM R rr t op.. S SFaL. FU m, HwtMl 34 Waatamham, 4 Thraa (praf.l E>umi» stlRs« Mrvtos Storm windows and motoly 3 ocros In hoh 84 PB. CRBIVN VKTBIM 4 Or., 4 Op.. AuW, AO. AS. FO. 24 Fanay fabrla tones. Excellent con­ Cm ., Vt. Auto. AO. ••. HR. to Maliara Ofjfan- 4 0oo* 24 Farkiw •Ad lASttofilfOA. tcreent. Electrical wir­ orewlno orto. Ideol t4C dition. CoM^849-2991 NEW 1987 CHEVY HAriBOtot. Cfvtot. Mtaprtoed > 6 4 9 5 1 \ liatlan (abbr.) 10 Fana ganua 30W aalam a sftorSp. ing updoftd with bonks, rostouronts, oA- Otter 5. 8100.______l i a r ffoub 11 Croaa 32 Man of *•774 S M S L ia ****g2Say* * breakers. One unit tlcos, rotoM, otc. Coll 810 FLEET8I0E PICKUP >6595 6496MM6 FMN6F Inaarlbtjan 3 ^ W 1 presently owner occu­ for mero detollsr- F0 6 l i 4 toot, disos- *929S vs AWA Ft, FO, OWa* OMA 3»« aa, 12 Haaortaf 34 Crayint EHRNITIfRI MANUPACTWIIR tembled. 8200. 8434884. T9 TBTBTAC0E8RA 8 2 MMMIfTimZAr i m z A 40 4a 2 9 9 5 >4495 artlala Coll us for oddltlonol weeded lot, hloh on hMt Inacted En gine, Informoflon. Realty .Fsotory soeonda and over atook Mama st a m width - 2 1 0 1 2 4 roMlnote lOO' foot tron- - Fantastic Bsvlngs. B ring you r truck, station Ifki width • 2 for 260 4 Speed Tran s., 3 B • 7 • 10 11 12 World Benolt- tooe on pond. 3.2 ocroer we BUY CLEAN USED CAB8 A TBUGK8 OUT8IQHTI /Prechette. 848-7709.O ’ avsgon for C ash i C arry B svlngs. Prieos from MUST ha p(«kad up ai tha I R e d % T o n 93 $0 0 ,0 0 0 , Klornon- HarOS Offlea Manday thru] •A aOOD PtAOE TO OUT A OAIT \ 14 INVESTMENf. Mon- 84M147. 170. - 1370. S o t., M sy 30, 0 s . m . • 3 p . m . PART Time. Mental chester, Iroom duplex. Thuftdaybafora 11 am.onty. i P aylo ad , A ll IS 17 health program teak- COLTS BUILDINQ I Each unit with living Season Steel CHEVROLET ■ fCRVICE PERMANENT Part time Ing weekend itatt tor room, kitchen end 2 7 •RquBBion ttroBt, Hartford There's someone out CARTER IS position. Mornlnag. of- group home. First and MORTBMEt B elted Tires, REPRESENTATION second shIA positions bedrooms. Gloss en­ C ssh O n ly ■ AM Solas Final there who wonts to buy CO., INC. _ 1 SECRETARY ternoont, evenlnet. closed front porches, C o m o Early for B est Bstootlon. your power tools. Find B o d y P i n IZZf MMH IT, MMCHIfTlReMB«4f4e0PIN TN. I P » m , 11. • I Wa wM train a bvl*M partort- Manohsgtsr law of­ Apply In person Pero available. 18.49/hour. wooded corner lot In NOFAYMINTf I that buyer with o low-cost tMa Individual wHti lyplng 176 Minimum raoulre- Ue to I years. Kiss yaur n-;” Follow Signs To This Onoo ■ Yosr Sals. S t r i p e . > 6 6 6 6 23 14 fice, Part-time, Mon- Fruit Stand, Oak- nice quiet neighbor­ od In Clottlfled. 843-2711. ■wmMt. flood taliry, gon- land Street, manfs, Sochalor's de­ nandol OlfflcuHlas eaa^a. day-Frlday, 0 s.m,- hood. Attractive rents orout bonoffla, along wHh op- Manchester, gree and experience on month to month Avoid faraclasurs. Celeli up CHEVY 31 1 p.m. Excellent skllle with mentollv III Indi­ perlunHy for tdyaneamont. Pull Time position basis. O.W. Pish. 843- an lefa povmafrtssvcliasflnK M M CLYDE B n S L V i a R O N required,' Word pro- viduals. Send resume or second morteaea or avon- 34 Tolopliont Mrt. Rhttra tl : available for perion fo to ;Elaine StancllAe, 1591. p avtstondlne craOM card Mils; MLE MIE FOR MLE • 72- f 111 D O T 84 * 11-14 ^ iiy o m D o ( ] i m i a s ft*-t47l or apply, oeeslng akille helpful. train as a profeislonol £MaAm IN6 Custom Kate yaur heme frsa one 2 Genesis Canter, 75 37 Call Judy at 646-6130 window cleaner. Good Cope. Back on the clear without liens. OaO Binitlelil Ct. Inc. starfino wages and be- Main St., Manchester, J Mfl Main Slraat between lOa,m.andS Ct. 08040. morket. 7 Rooms, plus ersOH or lets eoymsnt his­ 30th YEAR ANNIVERSARY SALE!! p,m, for an appoint­ neflfl. 449-S3M. porch and deck. 3 bed­ tory Is not a eroMSffl. Kindly HOW YHOOUfrH JUl f lr,l MirniM I', nil MMA tit/r, II l')>l. ANUI viru'./ip * 'lAil Mf P.if »i HA ' i H-r I tail Hartford, OT LlVi-ln companion. Car- lAATINbaa. Full or rooms, dining and llv- call; IJHIf^ RflOW OPIGIMAI f Ar lOPf iMVmr t Uf to iMfn/'.AMf)'. 71 ti*. * nij i'. '.nifi 'U P' r'lU ' AN A- '-'A-i r 41 44 i.o.s ment. part time. Nights and Rl/f MANY or '.MPMfN S SAIf IIMIM, nnOV7 flP'i.iNAl I Af fOP v ' N'.t I * AMI'lf'. I»t|f .77 ____ 43 46 47 a t a t Ing responsible adult. weekends. Coll for ap­ Ine room, den , eot-ln T h d fw it s Non-smoker. Referen- kitchen, quiet street. Cenoorvatlvd O reup 60 \ pointment. VFW Man- I SELECT FR O M 1 0 0 UNITS O N SALE! | cei. S4S-6414 before chester. 848-9011. Asking $135,000. E/W 1* 4S 4^ 404e r 8pm. Realty 847-1419. IS M M -im AH EN D AI^ T SANITARIAN Part-time. iU iM . BUY BELOW FACTORY DEALER COST 66 I at The town of Andover Is An excellent Invest­ FOR SUPER SALE BUYS CUSTOMER accepting applications ment. Newly Meted 9 Fo r b u sy full SANDBLASTER Ond room duplex side by Rontals •MI(«RfM4 ir.RJ. fJUIRM6l 4 *.IIMR •fl9 N 44r.NMR SERVICE REP for a part-time position UltFINCI MAtacoai uatFwa aiMAOMi Mima ---- Pointers needed I Min­ at sanitarian storting tide on private treed e i B n d taut* if.ote* 914.939" 9tl.9tr* 9i9inr 997«r ssrvloe gas Wa hava a lull Smt paaWon imum of 3 years expe­ yard. Maintenance I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD QAME ayaNabh' lor a poopla ort- Immodlatelv. This po­ 11995“ $1^ I • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lea s t a t i o n . rience. Salary com­ sition consists of IS free tiding. Quief deod- anlid Indhrldual art- mensurate with hours per week. Please ond sfreef. Century 21 |oyt phono worh. No M- 843 Epstein Realty. 847- m KNT 1175“ |IM“ Unecrcmble these tour Jumbles, But I do feel better M onday-Friday, experience. M/F. - coll the town oAlce •to C M . 9 M f » B M 8 L tototo. one letter to each square, to torm partanot naoattary, oom- 2859. building 742-7305 or N95.P four ordinary words. 3 p m - 8 p m , pMa training providtd. Bo- CENTRAL pldoiont front lAlTftirSiTrTPermTr- apply at the Select­ mAnchestHI. iH f IM. room with telephone. TOYOTA SALE BUYS 7 h o u r s o n nofitt paokaga Inoludtt taa. 35 hour weak, 11am men's Office, School Super starter heme. madloal, dantal, amployat Next to shower, kit­ • r C M M S N tS S M-ssnua UWRCRMNRVM ALCAN to 8pm. Salary, medi­ Rood, Andover, Ct. Coty Cope In quiet, chen privileges, pork- lam u i i m a M M M c o i l uatma MMaasti S a t u r d a y . dltoounlt, and a pitaaani cal with Incentive In­ convenient area. 3 bed­ • H..M- IIMIt 9ir.8t9> 914.997“ tng. 8494001. SMI NO l• a • 9 lH i A p p ly In person offlet anylronmant. creases. Coll for ap­ rooms, large living •irystiiss- pointment. VFW room with fireplace. )l9f5« JI 54» 5“ MM 95“ $11415“ a t : cell 72S-S534 Manchester. 648-9011. ADVERTISING Soles. Neat os 0 pin. Mutt be :NT8 For inttrvltw ap^nlmwt We're looking for a seen. Century 21 Ep- *=^'|175« )149“ $»i“ UNPER U^lfNi^b'Mursa. i-M. *U1088AtlL FOW. HI., FDWM9. dapandobla Individual stein Reolty. M7-669S.P Lynch Motors Will Sell and Deliver 350 New AM/NN IiBkl rnMawiL mm 6RF- SIlTSL'SU'ftJmf ■* V Two days. Custodial SRSoi^Tpartmenr ■I, iBoa BUM • Men. Barry’s Taxaco FOTOMAT typa core. Coll849-235S. to work full tlma IFAMd New iistlnol Loe- lOt/M/F Mondov-Prlday. Solas appliances. Central NISSAN - DATSUN SUPER SPECIALS 316 A dam s Street 6 A& Riotlon Attendants kout Mt. Antoldl built, and Used Vehicles During the Month of May. txparlenca prafarrtd, ovorilied • room 3.3S located. 0470 plus s^:* sse-niai n 4 H U 9 M . 4 i4 full and port tlma curlty. No pots. 848-2438— lirra luuicon itoiTna I----- M anoheiter, C T but will train the right baths. Executive 911,499" 919^999" NYGERT naadad Immadlotaly. parson. Mutt be anar- weekdoys.______Over 500 Cars Are Tagged With Storting rotas up to 18 rolted ranch 18 x 21 ITTAKISMOMTHAN gatlc and aniov public tiroplaced family I R6 6 AS. iecurttv/dey ’* $ I 44M“ T THI® TO PAY AN par hour. Experience contoct. Salary plus room, lovely dining osit. 80)0 plus utlMtlee)— Special Low, Low Prices. y SALES not nacassary, but bonus and mllaoga. Ex­ 847-0480. AcuPUN CTUPisr® B i l l . must have goood ap­ room with bullt-ln $ 179“ cellent banatlts fnclud- server. Largo utility B . 1-109. U N M 4a4 91ANI* BtABON, MANMM AAA AUTO CLUB pearance. Call Bob at Ino dantal. If you ore W ^mfOTTroo^ Now arrange the circled letters to I75-189S. shed with electricity available June t. NoT torm the surprise answer, as sug­ Is looking for ambitious full time. Member­ salf-mottvatad, highly and voter. Very pri­ pets, no oppllances.rt— N O UNITS W ILL BE SOLD TO AU TO DEALERS gested by the above cartoon. ship Sales Representatives, respected bRIVER - Naadad for . orgnoliad and anloy a vate Jeep wooded lot. cor. Security and rofMh»> floral shop on Satur­ chollanga, this position Excellent condition I Stapkant Offart TaHarad FInandng Man. SALS UNITS saowomoiNAicotT company with well known and expanding days. Coll 843-183S. Ba- Is for you. Coll Danita onces. 849-1385. PrtnfanswsrhtFB; t X U CXXXU 1378.000. Jackson • M. iswi., e.t». 11 aa mwiNi. irinwUy *i". fnw I S.b«tn M Many M.Sd« IrMn |S0O n $S,000.1 products. Excellent opportunity for right twaan 9-8. Roberts, at 843-2711 for Jackson Real Estate. iTRSgWt; heoi. appIlCRC* (Anawers tomorrow) individual. Salary, commission, incentives, bliTARY Aldas, fkar- Interview 847-6400.D cos, 3rd floor. RerareKT.* monent part tlma open­ appointment. SJJ' "'wltv . ssoc; JMT Yesterday's Jumbles CHESS DECAY FILLET IMMUNE and full benefit package. Call ^ treWHTiH. Truly 849-2238. 1 .9 % A P R . *2,000«o REBATE Answer: Whal he called those songs he composed In ing for person to unique home In much S T K . N O . bed—SHEET MUSIC Paul Winsor - 236-3261, ext. 265 perform a vorlaty of and i iiadroom apattZ PONTIAC SPECIALS sought otter Lakewood ment tor rent. Cett— or 1-600-842-4320 kitchen tasks. Will ___ m . rNITIES Circle location. This s7 t-iaasaj.(FL SrSSMLlLMWUI •JIRARimt S.IA888 H*w iMtii In MMk, ium®l« Boeli Nn, N !• MIMH ht tl-W, vHlsh Intiuttot m«I«m EqutI Oppartunlty Employer train anargatlc ba- 84^2947.______^ itotTtoa BiAaacoai home overleekt the 0 i l 9. f ' ' “ I M M - l i m - 9I8.8H" 9tl,»*»" 918,898* 911.719" l ! R 3$ ! . M » - •n® MmlHnt, Born iumki*. m lh(» P.O. B»t «M«. Orlontf*, H ItllMSM. glnnar. Flexible hours. 3 R0 0 M3. Partly fiBu! itoiTtoa f*«T nim t. U*» m «»<• *n# n m Ii i f»u» t* W>4it|HHt»n(Hi>. HrrBRESTRDTJrToTt retevoir and It a short $■ Coll Manchester tlma work? Interested walk to golf course. nlshed. Heat. Workir $ 5990“ $ I M 55“ $II,H5“ $1^ Manor 848-0129. In making monavT No Home features work single mole preterrd MAINTENANCE PERSON EXPERIENblD tfoma Invastmant other than saver kitchen, banquet No pets. Loose. 843-20., $11" $ 155“ $117“ $151“ Health Alda for taml- your tlma. Por mors site dining room, coiy iTUblOType.FortlytuI^ to, FOW, loott, cavM 9 L. ^ 1 arxlto, A « / m 9TM- ClLim iTY CIPHER 40 hours par weak, 12 moniht, atari July Itt, 1987. The Invalid tamale In Cov­ Information coll Em- den, sunken living nlshed. Working sintoc: OBlBbtRy Ctplwf cnplQytBMB BfB wbMbE Rbui RBolBlIotiB toy position raquiraa iklllaatsoclataO with tha oars, malnt- entry. 9 :30-2,5 days par tach Associates at 849- room with French mole prtttrred. No-> CADILLAC I UXURY SPECIALS ptotoiHB, ptBl wo praMM. Btoito Wtop toi Ew Mptov Miidi tor ■nanoa and repair ol tohool faollltlat and equipment. weak. M.50 par hour. 8820.______doors to tun room. pets. Ltast. 843-aooo.TT* sMUiT«aeasxN*ti ttVHil mOMHMUl woEwr. rbdtoptoBtoBc^OtototolP. Call 742-9118 for Pour bedrooms. 3W MtTOKI ObMtoCOai uaiTwa oaMae _j9iii MMamw POlly equipped OMC i R ^^ opo^ent li^jr •It laa 9t« S 8 f 997.999" 999.814- 197,889 |tl.8M" No tpacino trade background la rsquirad, however, ap- Intarvtaw. baths, many extras, 911.817" 991.987" Lunch wagon. Por- family. AppManceor* I M I 7 M 6MIM . Miiitoa ‘OQ OCR JIDRNR plloanta should ba abla to Iroublaahoot alactrloal, S^AMStftEks for tollor- eoch room protesslon- ptumMng and heating ayalams and make ganaral marly Mac's Lunch In­ corpotino, parkinp tn c $ 1M 5T $ 19, 995“ $ 11, 995“ $».m Ing and repair work. cluding owning and olly decorated. Must I. 0810 plus uttntloer^ 9999 RIRNLPQR RORR AR malntananoa rapairt. Oontaet the Buparintandani of Full tlma. Excallant thraa picnic foblat. be teen to be appre­ 8434084. LOOK $ 454" $ 4N" $m" $ 4N" ciated. lentry Reol 9 9 86 Bohools, 81 Tolland Graan, Tolland, CT 06004 tor an company benefits. $1998.00. 849-9093. FOR tm MWf Itu wit 8BOUT aVtoT AStMBeoF.MAixaoiAa a m /tm MM pat NM WIMAI ffVBT BW Bstote. 8434080. p i rooms, hooted, 919190. 9FkiM lO F AVAXAtot iSiT&tosr.r&.'KS BainiBaMB89NBi4wme JMRPIX JPN ■ppHoaUon. Phone 676-6662. Tha deadline tor tha ra- Apply to manager: floor. No Fets. ReteiZ TNI •iMNieFIRItA. Bottlston's, 441 Waat Q||b | K B lB ta £LAIkid SplirLevelHiol IBFBCIALI t f f i ! # 1 VOLUME TRUCK CENTER ealpt of applloatlont la June 6lh, leer. Middle Turnpike, nDOl C o lO lB hot some of the largest onces and security t ie JOJDRRa tOOIDRX.’ quired. 843-S383 or 84li: III MRIMRMtMVM. ftmRVIH Monchastar. rooms that we hove 8113. •— • i A U ic m i U817M BBAUBW seen In a long time. 3 9t«.7BI 919.831 9t9,«91* 69938" IR.8R — MQUL XMNOPR. ShIrV Presser. Pull ikmmmuLuwiiiiiuij IAM 7I__ tlma. Good banatlts. bedrooms, 2W baths, . $ 11, 995“ $ 1775“ PREVIOUS SOLUTION; “My movltM war* ttw Mnd ttwy Apply In parson: Bot- family room with Birch KVICL ADVISOIl MANCNEtTCR ^ = ■how M prloonoM^ alrpMiwo, bocauM nobody oan tlston's, 441 West Mld- MLE panelling and fire­ $iT7" $ I M “ $ 144" liOVO.“ — RuH Roynolda. d la Turnpike, place. Gorgeous pink OPEN HOUSE Monchastar. AH real sstota odvaHlsad In Marble fireplace In Mv- A m o M . ADoauitmTiOAbOb Needed by progresalve Q.M. Dealer. Ekparience the Manchester Herald Is tng room, 1 2 x 12 SilBrthio, Miy M £ prafatrad but wW train. Must ba customer oriented FICBUCrreiTHelper. subltcl to tha Pair Heusina screened In porch, 2 B U Y A SUPER 4x4 TRUCK SALE UNIT NOW! and have aoma automobRa axperianca. Immediate opening for Act of INI, which mokes It cor oarage ond over an XXlOokMroot = < a willing worker Intar- lllsaol ta advertise any prah acre of land In Beltonl ESSE »H«VX4___ ■stad In supportlna our aranca, limitation or dlscrtm- lipeon Drive. Belton. ItiRMlpRI ^ $ 4111“ EgmPWMTID IKLFWMntI We offer: assembly, manufac­ •nvTiunInahen oowabased onan race, caiar,calar, 6179 000 SALE ENDS MAY 30th 113 turing and shipping de­ rerallalen, lalen, ison or national . . Blonchord B Lergq 2 bodroom, Rottetto.848-M0l . “We • Salary Plus Incanttya • Paid HolidaVs portment on o shored erlain, or on Intention ta Du^ex with H qttio, \C I A O / AP.R. It OHRimad i.iiaNvtouni-iaM. • Paid Vacation • Inaurance Program time bosis. Growth po­ moke any such prafarsnct, Guorontee Our Imitation or discrimlnotten. Houses” o______boobmonL imtll gerv ; b PBRUac R i q f t r s . . . • Paid Personal Days • Career Opportunity tential Into any ofthaN age for etorage. Mtg^ ; 3 9 /O WAKENOUSE The Hsretd will net knaw- ClUA^ ond crisp. Man- VANS DUMPS BOXES CAB A CHASSIS TOOl oreos. Heovy llftlno Inalv ecoapt any odvarttsa- OK, NO Doga. Leigo- • Unlees this emMem Is an yew car, i522!!UI5SSL Call tor appointment B Tl-R 111 and occotlonol driving chtster. I bedroom fXR Tkxs/HHTIns mant which Is In vlalotlen of Cope located in quiet eppllenoed kiteher M Waavar, Barvlaa DIraetor. Involved. AIrflo Instru­ tha low. you piiM M f p M n o MMm. Small manalaalarint ment Co., S3 Addtson neighborhood. Fire- end pantry. •6S0/mo‘.'. ; aataaasih laatlad bh iFtmat^ CIpBa Chawrolat Bulek wn w towvnv vfif^MOv Rd., Olostonbury. 833- government placed living room, tenant peyt heet e> : \ n n Is laaMns lara ~ Wasita i>»ttoalt¥lHa 9^ . Homaa—from II (U re­ dining room, open utllltlee. Reterencer ' MR MsaysMM topM. pair). Delinquent tax stolrway, reor porch. A CHEVROLET (AkpENt^RS helper property. Rtpottas- tod value thot won't end 1 month eeourtty^ 500 W . Canter S t, Mancheeter 6484321 d<6t i WORLD of WHEELS NR«ni. •Msmton tS 072'9111 with exparltnca. Days required. Avellebie Im^ r CLYDE nUICK, INC. tlons. Call I- OOS407- ...... - morktt. 10*17 r anmim; 1 ON I m «■» iihi m iM 8494004 ond tvanlngs 8000. Ext. OH-998S for 0IM.900. O.W. Fish. 843- medletely. 1 HOO f0.12 1 OOa' • HI I O s.l*1 SS'SS • HMISI Oi SH'l t>; I 1 • ss nn ', 1 H Sm 843-7004. currant repo Hat. IS9I. D f T