JO - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 1, 1988 Uprising Jail crisis'ands; ■ IT’S TAG SALE TIME guards released /5 4 Days for the Price of 3! ^ Are things piling up? Then why net have a tag sale? The best way to announce It Is with a Herald Classified Ad. Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for the week. Call 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN B H ia WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. Hlanrlfffitpr H rralJi IE8 OFFICE/RETAIL CAR8 CAR8 RENT EQUIPMENT FOR SALE FOR RALE ' i ^ Spcciolf» D # tf[ MANCHESTER. Avollo- OFFICE Desks, chairs. CAVALIER-CImarron Tuesday, Aug. 2,1988 ble Immediately. Excellent condition. HONDA Accord 1981. 1983. 4 door, 5 speed, Manchestar, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Lovely 5 room cope. 2 Please telephone 649- Mint condition. Origi­ loaded. $3200. Please 3 0 C e n t s bedrooms, appliances, 4355. nal owner. Low mi­ telehone 646-2213. rec room and garage. leage, automatic, air, CLEANINB I CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ MISCELLANEOUS Desirable area. S800 cruise control, sunroof CAMARO Berllnetta 1981. SERVICES REMODELING PLUMBING SERVICES per month plus utilities and loaded with many T-tops, air, automatic. ond security. 643-2129. MISCELLANEOUS other features. Call 646- $2000. or best offer. Strike 649-3328 IMMEDIATE occu­ __I FOR SALE 1112 until 5pm. pancy. 2 bedroom NOVA 1978. One onwer. PONTIAC 6000 1984. 4 CKtiKtiai lida I Trie RbL Tbr SbII ScTBBMtl Lb m i H O M E'& O m CE PJ’i nnnbliM, Hilling house In nice neighbor­ DECORArivETo^'^TST' Very well kept. Many door, 4 cylinder, air, Reagan won’t Any amount dsHwrad. Also, IMI, M hb's I bpan CLEANING Air CuMRlinlno gtaval, atons and bark, tmiloh. hood. $675 per month plate glass mirror, new parts, no rust. AM-FM. Excellent If yo u ^ dok Of oofdTMlOfB net rvluav BollSrs, pumlM, hot wslsr Runs great. Must see. worries Bobcat, backhoa 6 loadw rantal. plus utilities. Security dated 1958. Best otter condition. 53,000 miles. iJ Ing your edta. eoN uo. Puty Inourod, I’ll Do It Your Way — tanks, new and and deposit. No pets. 633-6164.P______$1500 or best otter. Call Asking $3500. 527-5898. WEEKLY - BI-WEEKLY rsplaoamants. DAVIS CM8TNUCTI0N 646-3917. 872-7996 otter 5:30pm. M6R CMHtruGlIon "FflEf eSTIMATES STORM Windows. Triple 1978 CHEVY Nova. 6 cy­ 872-1400/658-9555 track with screens, MERCEDES Benz 300D linder, am/fm radio, Call Jackla 647-1990 s insasMsIir, MS. ■4A-17M MANCHESTER. 3 or 4 643-0840 / S I60 8I0 bedrooms, appliances, make on otter I Various 1977. No rust. 36,000 runs great. $800. or best farmers veto bill on garage. $1250 per sizes. Also, 112" alumt- miles on new engine. otter. 643-2219.______PAINTING/ $8700. 649-8484. PERSONAL SERVICES month. Security. No num owning. 568-4841. DATSUN 200 SX 1982. 2 PAPERING pets. 647-9976. CAMARO 305 1977. Dolby door, power steering, By Andrew J. Davis / I LAWN CARE MISCELLANEOUS • Checkbook Cdfltrol STEREO with tweo • In co m t T om Fr^porotlofi MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ speakers, toys, crib, stereo. White with red powerbrdkes, 5 speed, Manchester Hei'did NAME your own price.) SERVICES • L ift A HM ith insurwficE Advict room, appliances, gar­ car seat, microwave, pinstripes. $150o or best sunroof. Excellentcon- Father ft Son Pointing • Bud«Et Cofttuffaflon offer. 646-0724. age. $800 per month. lawn mower, dressing dltlon. $2700. 649-6238. A lengthy strike by workers at and Papering. Remo­ • nnoflclat A KEtoft FlonnIiiR plant closings CORRIVEAU’S BABYSITTER. Girl (14) Security. No pets. 647- table, chest, excercise val. 291-8567. CHEVY Nova 1973. V-8, the Central Connecticut Coopera­ LAWN BERVICE desires central lob(s). Call Dan M oildr-44f-3329 9976. bike., mall box. Call automatic transmis­ Please telephone 646- 647-8459. sion. Best otter. 72^ LIPMAN #1 tive Farmers Association could By Merrill Hartson • Fully Inaurad Renovations/Plus . M47 until Horn. p . B. fyioBlar« Inc. cause hardships for 800 New president is "w illing to swallow a 2634 8om-4pm, 872-9057 The Associated Press • Free Estimates « CuMOffl IntarkK I E x w rio r I STORE AND otter 5pm. VOLKSWAGEN England fanners, who would be little bit, even though he doesn’t Palming ■ Calling Rapair a ODD fobs. Trucking. ___ lOFRCEGPACE PRE-OWNED left to find other sources of grain, like it." • Call 6 4 7 - 7 6 5 7 Ranaw • Powar WaFilng ^DELIVERING TAG HONDA 1976 CB 360 T. WASHINGTON - President Home repairs. You Low miles, $350. or best said agricultural officials. PTaa EMImafat ■ name It, we do It. Free Rich, elaan, stone-tree 8ALE8 1988 VW JETTA - <10,895 Reagan likely will allow a plant­ Both Dole and Simpson have Intuna • Stnior Okeounli loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. FURNISHEDOttlceswIth otter. 643-8108 or 646- S OL'S TO c h o o s e from StrikiM^ workers said that been mentioned as possible vice estimates. Insured. 643- Also, sand, grayel, atone phone, receptionist, 6498 otter 6pm.______closing worker notification bill to ■c a r p e n t r y / 646-2253 0304. AT. AC. STEREO. CHOICE OF COLORS union and co-op officials were in presidential running mates with and horaa manure. copy, tax and secre- NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ BUICK Century Wagon become law without his signa­ I rerioiielins tory support. 647-4800. eral Stotute 33-65 prohibits 87 VW G O LF negotiations late this morning in ture, Senate Republican Leader Bush. Both said they did not think the postino of advertise­ 1979. Running condi­ an effort to end the strike. About Pressure Treated 643-9504 EAST tenter Street. 1000 tion. Needs some work. I Bob Dole said today. politics played any role in Rea­ ROORNG/ ments by any person, firm or 87 VW scinocco 35 co-op truck drivers, mill gan’s indication that he intends to FAimilND REII0DELIN6 Decks sa. ff7fcs)ttlce, space. corporation on o telegraph, $300 or best offer. Call le v ...... *1 1 ,2 9 5 Dole told reporters that in a Room otfdfttono* Oocfct« rooR ne, SIDING Top quality IS.50 par Excellent visablllty. telephone, electric lloht or 649-2840. workers and mechanics walked meeting with Reagan, the presi­ let the bill become law. •ItflfiO* wInOowi ond e v tto rt. tquora foot complata. TftL M/ISONRV 649-0533.______power pole or to o tree, 85 FORD F-150 . . off the job at 10 Apel Place after FORD Pinto 1979. 70,000 P u p ...... *6 ,8 5 9 dent told Republican congres­ " I haven’t lost a bit of sleep Bocfchoo cmd bwlldostr torlco Basic conslructsd 1st Brick, block, atone. STORE tor rent. Approxi­ shrub, rock, or any other miles, good condition, ■cthelr three-year contract expired ovolloblo. Coll B o b F O rrond . J r. natural oblect without a writ­ 85 CH EVY CAM ARO sional leaders that “ I may just thinking about that,” Simpson MANCHESTER ROOFING floor dscks. Chimneys and rapalra. mately 800 sauare feet am/tm cassette, 4 ex­ at midnight Sunday. All types of roofing ft No fob too small. ten perm it for the purpose of IROC Z -M ...... *9 ,9 9 5 keep my pen in my pocket” on the said. 6 m . 647-8509 6 4 7 -7 9 5 7 plus basement. Call proteettnp Itorthepubllcond tra snow tires. $700. or The strikers are seeking better rapalra. Wood shingles FREE ESTIMATES 647-1221. legislation. Nw. 645-6849 carries a fine of up to S50 for best otter. 742-9065 .... *7 ,7 9 5 wages, pensions, more vacation House Republican Whip Trent — Cedar Shakes. each offensf. evenings. Dole, R-Kan., said that Reagan Lott of Mississippi said that while 27 Vaara Exptrltnen Call 645-8063 SZCH^EVYCHEVEITE days and more sick days. indicated he is leaning toward fnourod • Uoonood • Oworonrood HAWKES TREE SERVICE MISCELLANEOUS NOVA 1976. Runs excel- The co-op buys grain in bulk there might be a chance in the WE DO Y f ALL' Bucksi, truck 6 etilppsr. Stump lent. Needs bodv/lnte- allowing the plant-closing bill to House to sustain a Reagan veto of DofWMro. Rolood Rofiolioo. PETS AND 24 ToUaml Tupli, RIb. 83 from midwest suppliers, mixes it AddMono. Dod». Wo oon ouWom 6 4 S e t3 0 tsmaval. Frss aatlmatsa. IFOR RENT rlor work. $500 or best become law at midnight Wednes­ the plant-closing bill, "it would be SUPPLIER Vernon, CT • 849-2638 and ships it to about 800 New Duwo |fow* nowm vofnoMMvw Spadal conaMaratlon for I offer. Call after 6pm. day. Dole said he thought Rea­ very difficult.” aldorty and handicappsd. TWO Car garage. $45. 643-4177. England farmers. gan’s intention was to prod I LANDSCAPING each side per month. FOR Sale. Chinese Shar- CAM AR01984. Red,t-top, "Any strike that (lasts) will be Congress into action on other “ The battle is over and we FLOORING 647-7553 649-8365.______■ Pel puppies. Show painful to both ends.” said ought to move on to the next ^ 1 ^ ^ 7 3 7 6 I quality at pet prices. stereo, air, 5 speed, legislation, rather than to take GARAGE. 1 car. Rear of excellent condition, MORIARTY Vincent Majchier, deputy com­ issue,” Lott said. He said that LANDSCAPING 244 Main Street. Crock­ Call after 6:30pm. 646- some heat off likely Republican low mileage. $7500 or missioner of the state Depart­ David Kool/Manchastar Harald congressional Democrats would MOJOtTOOmUUX ett Agency. Please tel­ 6047.______presidential candidate George HANDYMAN imi Wuna atuuka. tu S aw . te a x i liig, best offer. 643-4638. BROTHERS merely attach the same plant­ ■RIAN'S NOME fLOORiANDING pHnSnaa, lawn M i e n a a ephone 643-1577. FREE Kittens and young ment of Agriculture. CHICKEN CHECK — David Stansberry, Bush. maimansnca. BUICK Skyhawk 1980. McNuggets at McDonald’s restaurant in closing provision to subsequent mraoviMiNTs a Floora like new HAULING c< Is. Shots and neau- While many farmers have a former employjiB of the workshop run The plant-closing bill would CM FREE ESTIMATES t( 'ed. Ages 6 weeks to 6 Good condition. 80,000 Vernon before the food is packaged for legislation — if a veto were Dsoks. AddWona, Wlndowt, • Specializing In older floors miles, V-6, 4 speed, enough grain on site to handle a require companies to give em­ ParfSBBliieA Lbwb Cara months. Call 742-5768. USED by the Manchester Association for customers. RooRna Siding • Natural ft alalned Hoofs A n y J o b — A n y tim e sunroof. $1500 or best one to two-week strike, a longer ployees OOdays’ advance notice of upheld — and said that lawmak­ RsatonaMS •>rss E t t lm tltt ft Laaiscaalag Merchandise Retarded Citizens, inspects Chicken ers should not “ play with this • In tu n d a No waxing anymora otter. 649-5110.______strike would force farmers to buy plant shutdowns. Call Gary 875-3483 742-5224 CARS grain elsewhere, Majchier said. cat” any longer. A 4 7 - 8 4 4 1 Jdm VMIallli - 64G6750 MISCELLANEOUS DODGE Daytona Turbo Dole said Reagan is “ swallow­ FOR SALE 1985. All power, stereo, 66 M trkur Scorpio *19,495 That would naturally hurt the ing something that he doesn’t GT tires, mint condl- 66 Marc. Sable grain co-op, but it would also totally like in order to get us off I CLOTHING tlon. $5200. 649-9246. *11,995 cause hardship for farmers who Workshop does Its Joh well; the dime” on separate legislation 87 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *13,895 Police track FUR Coot, full length OLDS Cutlass 1977. New may have trouble finding enough overhauling the U.S. trade laws. exhaust and shocks. 87 Marc. Topar *6795 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Muscrot. Size: petite- ENDROLLS grain, he said. The senator noted that there 27ft wkRh • 2M Respectable looking 87 Marc. Cougar Rentals FOR RENT FOR RENT - FOR RENT short. Worn 3 times. *10,999 “ The chicks and cows have to are only 25 to 28 legislative days oil spillage Perfect condition. $600. 12ft width-2 tor 2Se Ipsicle and out. Relia­ ble. Everything works 87 Marc. Q. Marquia *11,395 eat,” he said. “ You can’t go to retarded, business benefit remaining in this session, and THE Olcott Is now man­ 647-1824. MUST oa ptekad ug at Ota Hsrda Ghlea M en^ theu Including air. Asking McDonald’s and get lunch for that several crucial issues re­ Police are investigating an oil aged by Beacon Man­ STORRS. 2 bedroom, pri­ MANCHESTER. Bright, 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC * 19,995 ROOMS Thunder baton 11 a.m.eniy. $900. Coll 647-0511 or them. You have to feed them that statewide emphasis on supportive employment. main, including new assistance to spill that occurred at about 11:15 agement Corporation. vate entrance. Ap- spacious 5 room, 2 87 Ford Cr. Vic. FOR RENT come see at 17 Hack- *10,995 steadydiet.” Second In a series Of an increase of $150 million to the state the Nicaraguan rebels and a.m. at 80 Sheldon Road, then We are now accepting pllances and bedroom, 3rd floor. On l a ^ SPORTING matack Street, applications for our 1 carpeting. $435. Call 87 Marc. Cougar *10,495 The co-op supplies grain to Department of Mental Retardation budget in the continued to Oakland where it ROOM with kitchen privi­ busline. Appllnaces, 1 ^ 0 0 0 0 8 Manchester. drought assistance to farmers. and 2 bedroom units. 643-8516. quiet area. Clean, off W ANnOTO about two-thirds of the 400 dairy By Anita M. Caldwell leges. Private Man­ 88 Toyota Camry *8995 last few years, the bulk has been earmarked for Assistant Republican leader traveled north to Tolland Turn­ Fully appllonced kit­ street parking. No pets. BUY/TRADE OLDSMOBILE 1976. Runs farmers in the state, said Lynn Manchester Herald supportive employment, says DMR Commis­ pike, police said. chester residence. MISTRAL Windsurfer, 66 Marc. Marquia Alan K. Simpson of Wyoming said chen, wall-to-wall car-. $500 per month plus $750. 6 foot soil with but needs work. $99 or *5995 Brown, dairy specialist with the sioner Bryan Lensink. Non-)smoker, no olco- peting, private-parking THREE bedroom duplex. there are no more than 23 votes in Police said the source of the oil hol. Quiet, considerate. utilities. Security dep­ battens, 12 foot board WANTED. One large dog best otter. 647-1824. 88 Marc. G. Mar. LS *11,495 University of (Connecticut Agri­ Suzanne Gordon said she feels like she’s come and swimming pool. Immediate occupancy. osit and references re­ Rush. ” I think our philosophy and our mission is the Senate for upholding a veto, was probably a truck. Police said $75 weekly. 649-2907 $700 plus utilities. Coll with adjustable mast- house and one child's cultural Experiment Station. A a long way since she started working at We are near schools quired. 633-7477 or 742- track, foot straps and riding horse. Call 88 Olda Clara *8495 clear and aggressive. We’re definitely one of the saying ” tl)e reality is It’s a very the driver probably didn’t realize and shopping mall. 646-7007 or 647-1221. prolonged strike could result in a Friendly’s restaurant in East Hartford three leaders in the country in supportive employ­ the oil had spilled. 9515^ skeg. Call 774-4845 be­ Jackie 647-1990. 86 Marc. Marquia Brog. *5995 difficult exercise to get 34,” the Conveniently located 5 scarcity of grain supply, he said. years ago after working at the Manchester ment,” Lensink says. APARTMENTS tween 5pm-10pm or 646- number of votes necessary. Officials at the scene said minutes from 1-84 and CLYDE 88 LItKoln Com. *12,995 , ‘T m sure it will (have an Association for Retarded Citizens’ workshop. FOR RENT PARTLY Furnished 3 MANCHESTER. Conve- 0271.______CARS CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. MARC staff members help train the em­ police tracked the driver to 15 minutes to down­ impact). It’s not going to help.” ’ ’I like to talk to people more,” the Manchester Dole said that Reagan “ very town Hartford. No pets rooms. Heat. Working nlent location. 4 room SET Ping golf clubs. 4 FOR SALE R O U TE 53, V ER N O N 85 Buick Wa SQLD *8995 ployees before they are sent to jobs and are Sanitary Refuse Co. on Perrett single mole preferred. apartment. Applian­ woods, 10 Irons, excel­ Brown said. resident said. ” I’m‘ more friendly at always available to give them help and much wants” a trade bill passed Place, where they were trying to ONE Side of 2 family for allowed. Residents pov 85 Chavy PU *8495 68 Olda Cut. g O L D *7495 Friendly’s.” during this session and said the rent. 3 bedrooms, own utilities. For more No pets. Lease. 643- ces, separate utilities. lent condition. $250. Tom Peracchio, who operates counseling when needed. determine the cause of spill. Telephone 643-4827. 649-2231. MERCURY Monoarch 86 Toyota PU *5990 84 Buick LaSabra *6995 washer-dryer hook-up, Information please coll 2880. 1976. New exhaust sys­ Hytone Farms, a dairy operation Ciordon is one of about 35 workshop employees But Lenihan says, ’ ’Independence (for the carpeting. Nice loca­ 648^12 or 643-6432. tem, good tires, air, 88 Chavy CIO. 84 Chavy C l SOLO *5495 in Coventry, said he hoped the who have been placed in area businesses clients) is our goal.” loadad *10,900 tion. $695 per month. FOUR Room apartment. TAG 108,000 miles. $475. 644- strike did not last much longer. through M ARC’S four-year job placement There are 142 employees in the MARC Call 644-2673 or 644-3313 TAG TAG 84 Buick LaS s O L O *6995 2nd floor, stove and SALES 3968. 88 Chavy CIO *8995 His animals are being raised on program. The workshop provides “ real work” workshop. Some are trained, like Gordon, for evenings. SALES SALES 84 Lincoln Contin *10,995 Deficit in 1987-88 refrigerator. No utili­ I 88 Chavy CIO, the special formula mixed at the training for employees in the areas of food independent job placement. ties. Security. $500 loaded *10,900 83 Ford M ui S O L D *3995 service, custodial work and assembly, said To Cleon coffee stains monthly. 646-7336. co-op, and a long strike may be Other employees work in a satellite team from Chino or plastic, rub Se// Your Car 85 Dodge WlOO 4x4 *9300 harmful to their diet. Betsy Lenihan, director of the job placement program where four to six employees work with 301-305 CENTER ST. department at MARC. stain with baking soda. To Not all the news Is on the 87 Chavy CIO “ It’s going to have a definite an on-site supervisor who is a MARC staff now $94.1 miiiion find a cash buyer for that front page! There's lots of Sllvarado ,M 2.900 MANCHESTER ’ ’Without us, individuals would not be as easily member. china closet you no longer affect depending on how long it newsy Information In the placed in the community,” she said. Some employees work on mobile work crews use, place a low-cost ad In Classified section. IU3- 87 Chavy Blazer, is,” he said. 4x4 Laurie Prytko, director of MARC, sees it By Mark Seavy reductions in jai alai revneues to Classified. 643-2711. 2711. \ 4 Lin es — 10 D ays *16.900 643-5135 Perrachio said he keeps a grain that move around from business to business another way. The Associated Press the continuing players’ strike. 50e charge each addi­ 87 Chavy Sllvarado *12,900 supply for up to two to three providing custodial and grounds services ’ ’We’ re the answer to the job market out supervised by a MARC staff member. A mobile Players at two of the state’s three tional line, per day. You 88 GMC % Ton PU *13,900 weeks on his farm. But with the HAR’TFORD — State officials LBSAL NOTICE there,” says Prytko. ” I think that year after work crew may visit three to five businesses a frontons as well as those in can cancel at any time. ig2iI!liN^S/VAN8 hot, humid weather, he said he are confident a $94.1 million TOWN OP ANDOVIR IT'S 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 year it’s easier to place them. (MARC day, Lenihan said. Florida and Rhode Island w a lk ^ SORRY, FOR RALE did not like to keep a bigger budget deficit will be covered by PINAL ACTION OP THR PLANNING A ZONING NO REFUNDS OR employees).” Gordon and other employees of the individual off the job April 14. The frontons C O M M I$$IO N supply because the grain does not existing reserves, but hope that were closed briefly during the ADJUSTMENTS FORD F150 1983. 8 cy­ "keep well.” When the SO-year old organization first began Job placement program have the same responsi­ At a maetlne of lha Planning A Zoning Comnnlitlon of linder, power brakes bilities as any worker, Lenihan said, and they added revenues will lessen the strike and have drawn reduced Andovar, Ct., held on July II, 1WS, lha following action was CALL HERALD The strike is just another item its job placement series, job counselors were impact of the shortfall. tokan: CENTER and steering. 66,000 are paid the same scale as other woiicers. crowds and lower handles since t a g sale t i m e miles, with cop. $4700. in a long list of problems that scrambling to find employers for the MARC On Monday, state officials said «540 - Euoana $ammartlno for a thraa tot ratubdivltlon, ^ M O T O R S ”I like everything including watering the reopening with replacement CLASSIFIED 643-4425. clients. Today, Lenihan says, “ They’re (em­ the state budget deficit rose 21.4 Woodlonds II. 461 M a in S t., M a n c h e s te r have beset farmers this year, plants,” said Gordon, who prepares the food for players. Tha w olvar and tha application «yara danlad. Majchier said. First, a lack of ployers) coming to us.” percent, spurred by reduced 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Low Cost Financing the sandwiches. With the money she has earned, The fall-off in lottery revenues CAMPERS/ rain left many crops withering At a time when more and more businesses are revenues from the state sales tax, Tha datolls of tha obova actions token by the'Planning A Gordon has bought new furniture and now rents was due in part to a new system Zoning Commission ora on file In tha Minutes of tha maetlno - IN tP ly. Reliant...... <4495 TRAILERS and dying, and then ferocious finding it hard to find qualified help due to the jal alai and the lottery system. In the office of lha Town Clark. WaiM. AT. AC. PS. Stem) a condominium. going on line in May. Milano said. thunderstorms rolled into the labor shortage, the MARC program is helping ’The state ended the 1987-88 Doted at Andovar, Connecticut this 1st day of August, 19tt. ’The problems with the system HMPoai. tm ...... *5495 1980 35 foot Coachman area, but too late to help many fill a need, l^ytko says. It is one example of a fiscal year on June 30 with a $77.5 ANDOVER PLANNING A ZONING COMMI$3ION 4 Dr., AT. PS, AC, TUI, CC See JOB TRAINING, page 10 began shortly after the state MANCHESTER trailer with tlltouts, farmers, he said. million deficit which state offi­ Kannafh Lastar, Chairman H U Ckev Cavalier CS...... <3795 sleeps 8, full both, air, entered a new contract with cials blamed on changes in the ool-oa HONDA 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. AM/PM itereo new appliances. Ask- General Instrument Corp. State federal tax law. The changes in IM4 Ren. AlUaace...... <2295 Ing $0000. 646-4388 lottery' officials have said re­ Jonger USED CARS 4 Dr., 4 Sp4. Lo nill44 the tax law caused corporation need IM4 OitT OMTelle ...... <2695 EIG H T Foot pl'ck-up venues were down 18 percent NOTICE camper. Sleeps 4, tax revenues to come in about $60 PURLIC NRARINO S4 Honda cnx *5127 t dr., 4 spd.. I4K ml -Ike aev' Meeting today may settle sewer flap during the six days after the new P ia c e heater. $500 or best million less than anticipated. ROARO OP OIRRCTOR$ 83 Bulek Skylark *2978 IIM rord Bacon D L ...... <2995 company took over. TOWN OP MANCHRATRR. CONNECTICUT Wefoo. 4 Dr.. • Spd.. Delau lal. offer. Coll Pete 647-9133 “ The increase is not something ee Honda CMC CRX *6897 By Andrew Yurkovsky under consideration, but it re­ HU Buick R iviera...... <6495 after 5pm. have been going on between the tageous to the community.” we are happy with, but it will be Milano said the state's rainy N otice Is hereby given that lha Board of D Irecto ri, Town of 85 Dodge Lancer *6973 Manchester Herald portedly would involve a fine of Monchastar, Connecticut, will held a Public Haoring at the Uwded. Uw Mlleo town, the Corps of Engineers, the Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. had handled by the rainy day fund,” day fund stands at $320 million. ae Toyota Tareal *5749 $500,000 or less, only a portion of Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 4*4 Main Btroat, Monchaatar, r e c e i v e liU Ply. Horiun...... :..<2295 MOTORGYCLER/ federal Environmental Protec­ said that he hoped a settlement state Budget Chief Anthony V. Portions of the fund are being Connecticut, on Tuaadov, August f, I9N at 7:30 P.M. to con­ 07 Pont. SunMrd *5123 4 Dr.. AT. Very Oeaa Town and federal offlcials were which would be paid by the town. sider and act on tha fellowtng: M0PED8 tion Agency and representatives would be reached on Monday. Milano said of the $16.6 million used to eliminate the deficit and 54 Honda C M c Wg *6453 1M> Oiev Monte Carlo...... <2995 to meet today in Massachusetts in The town Board of Directors is from the U.S. Attorney’s office. ’ • AnPPProprlotlon to ba added to capital accounts of tha tte price M ji t Dr. SiH. Cpa.. AT. PS. AC. I Tone DiRosa could not be reached for increase in the deficit. ” We have to balance the 1988-89 budget price 55 Honda Prtiuda *6922 HONDAcSS^nTv^ yet another effort to settle the expected to discuss the negotia­ At one point the Corps proposed 1fee-IM9 biMgat for the purpose of paying tha coats el da- IN I Dodge Oniid...... <2295 comment this morning. the money available to pay it.” slgnlng and conatructlno a nowmunicipal offlcabuUdlng, savwselroceo *10,124 good condition. Low dispute over a wetlands permit tions or any settlement when it a fine of $1.8 million for the illegal tha oporoprlatlon to ba In lha amount of tl34)004Maoo. 4Dr., Aoto. ULaMIlea Milano said he hopes to reduce 55 Honda OX Chric *6773 mile*. 8875. Please for the town’s sewage treatment meets for its regular m eeting work, but sources have said that Weiss said that today’s meeting IMI PonUaeT-ItU...... <1795 telephone 74^991^. plant. the deficit by the time the books 3- financing told appropriation and addition to sold budgat ae Chavy Cuat Van * SOLD 4 Dr. 4 Spd., to ad.. I Owner tonight. ’The meeting is scheduled that figure had been cut back to was to be held at 2 p.m. in TODAY by tha laaiwnca of ganarol obllgatlen banda of tha Town U.S. Attorney Stanley A. close on the 1987-88 fiscal year on and nalot In anticipation of such bonds In on amount not S4 Ford Tempo *4197 KW Dodie Oniid...... <1995 HONDA CB i981.900cus- at 7:30 in the Lincoln Center $800,000 by Assistant U.S. Attor­ Massachuaetts. He said the meet­ 4 Dr., AT. b e . Oiad. tom. Low mileage. Ex- Sept. 1. He said this could be to axesod $1341004100.00. S4 Pont. 5000 *5161 Twardy and Town Manager Ro­ hearing room. ney Frank Santoro last week. ing would be held at a sewage “ Ty tag sale Signs, ItU Chevy Cemaro...... <2495 cellent condition. achieved when the state receives In d e x V 3. Such m ot^ a ralotlne to lha forageino os moy ba proe- 54 Oldt Clora *5372 bert B. Weiss said today that they In June the town was ordered to treatment plant located about arly conildarad at told haoring. apt Cpa., AT. pa. AC. tpl. Whaala Asking 81600. Coll Pete ” I ’m optimistic that we’re an estimated $343 million in 56 Honda CM c 81 *7968 were hopeful a settlement would halfway between Manchester and /20 pagM, 2 8ectioiw Classified 6 43 . Itn Pont. SonMrd...... <1595 647-9133 O tte r Spm. ■top work on the secondary part heading in the right direction ... revenues from sales and ci­ AN m AIIc moatlnga of tha Town of Akonchaatar or# haldat lo­ 55 Mazda RX-7 *5427 1 Dr. Cpe.. AT, Pa. b e OaU. be reached at the meeting. t io n s whUm oro M CMtlMo to hgndlcoppad citliana. In od- of the sewage treatment plant but I don’t want to prejudice what Boston, where the New England garette taxes. dltton, ho^igapead Individualt ra^ rtng on auxiliary old In 51 Chav. Monte Carlo *3928 It n Ford LTD Brtk...... <1195 Twardy said the purpose of it was division of the Corps of Engineers BuNom* ------18 ObttuarlM. because it failed to obtain a today might bring,” Weiss said. Milano said sales tax revenues "***'' eorhclBotfon a t moatlnga should 56 Marc. Caprt *6331 4 Dr. VI. AT. AC. Pt. V. 04 Cta4* IMMCELUMEOu T to make sure that all parties Is located. ClGMlflod _ 19-20 Opinion___ c a ^ c t lh a at 447-3l23|ibia week prio r to tb# achadulad wetlands permit from the U.S. ’Though Weiss refused to dis­ came in about $10 million below S3 Ply. 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COME BLOW YOUR Bv Andrew J. Davis take about two months. Camosci accident-prevention grant and Musical to be staged HORN — Members of The Three hurt In accident Manchester Herald said. Vernon Street and Lynch the remaining 10 percent, or An adaptation of the musical "The Sound of Galvanized Jazz Band, a Drive will be used as detour $9,187, will be paid for by the Manchester police are investigating a Parker Music,” will be presented Thursday and Friday at The proposed expansion of routes during construction, he town, he said. group dedicated to tradi­ Street accident that occurred Monday at about 9:30 Greenwood Drive cleared 7:30 p.m. at Buckley Elementary School. The show said. The commission approval tional Dixieland jazz, put p.m. another hurdle Monday as the is produced with students, by C.A.S.T. Inc. Tickets The work is needed because should clear the way for the road their hearts into their Darrell Scott Fronda, 33, of .Vernon, who was town received approval from the are $2 general, $1 for senior citizens and children. Greenwood Drive is the scene of construction, though Camosci driving a Subaru, and his passenger, David Dorris, Planning and Zoning Commission The tickets are available at the door. music. The group will be at many accidents, Camosci said. said he still must report to the 27, of Vernon, were brought to Manchester to begin construction. the Manchester Bicenten­ Many vehicles take the road’ s town Board of Directors on the Memorial Hospital, police said. The project calls for widening sharp curve too fast, which is the nial Band Shell, on the Fronda suffered fractured ribs, was admitted and town’s share of the grant along Lodge planning picnic the curved portion of the road reason for maby of me accidents, with providing project updates. campus of the Manchester was in serious condition in the intensive care unit, a Scandia Lodge 23 Vasa Order of America is between Vernon Street and Lynch he said. hospital spokesman said. Dorris had multiple The directors had considered planning a pot-luck picnic and meeting Thursday at Community College, on Drive, said William Camosci, " I t ’s a safer, more usable abrasidns and lacerations and a right rib injury. He abandoning the upper portion of 6 p.m. at 33 Coburn Road. Members should bring a tonight at 7. In case of rain, town director of engineering street (with the improvements),” also was in serious condition in the intensive care the road but abandoned the idea. lawn chair. In case of rain, the picnic will be held at the concert will be services. The project also calls Camosci said. “ It’s one of the few unit. Residents of the nearby Forest 'i Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Wednesday. for more uniform paving to the sore spots (on town roadways).” The driver of the other vehicle, Anthony V. roadway, expanding the roadway The town will now begin acquir­ Ridge Condominiums and nearby Tantillo, 34, of 227 Buff Cap Road in Tolland, was by 4 to 6 feet and the installation of ing right of ways, so plans may be streets submitted a petition in Stargazers watch meteors brought to Rockville General Hospital, police said. granite curbing and a storm submitted to the state by Oct. 1, June asking the directors to keep Tantillo, who was driving an Oldsmobile Cutlass, drainage system, he said. the road open. Those interested in star and planetary events can Camosci said. The plans need to Obituaries was treated and released from the hospital. A 15-mile-per-hour speed limit watch a meteor shower at Henry Park in Vernon, be submitted by then so that the Some condominium residents Police had no description of the accident and did will be implemented, warning Friday, Aug. 12, from midnight to 3 a.m. A rain date town can receive state grant were concerned that if the direc­ not specify its location on Parker Street. signs will be installed and shrubs has been set for Sat., Aug. 13. The planet. Mars, also Sunday at Manchester Memorial supervisor of payroll for the state money. tors closed that section of the Laura Osella will be cut back along the stretch The cost of the project is not to road, motorists traveling from can be seen through a telescope. General admission Hospital. Department of Labor for many of improvements, he said. is $1, $3 for families. Funds will benefit educational Laura (Damico) Osella, 74, of Besides her daughter, she is years. She was a graduate of exceed $91,875, Camosci said. Of Route 6 would u.se Cliffside Drive, Work on the expansion should projects for children in Ocotal, Nicaragua. The 42 Homestead St., died Monday at survived by a son, Richard Rockville High School. She also that amount. 90 percent, or which is owned by the associa­ CoRege Notes begin in April or May of 1989 and event is sponsored by the Friends of Ocotal, Box 181, Manchester Memorial Hospital. Biesiadecki of Newport Beach, graduated from the state in­ $82,688. will be paid for by a state tion. to gel to Vernon Street. Vernon. She was the widow of Steven Calif.; a brother, Clarence Biesi­ training program of intermediate Osella. adecki of Vista, Calif.; two accounting and advanced govern­ She was born in Manchester sisters, Hattie Vince and Connie ment accounting. She was a St. Joseph dean’s list ^ Club plays bridge and had been a lifelong resident. Golick, both of Rockville; six member of the Connecticut State Valerie Colvin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Davlt/Manchester Herald 1 have made a difference,’ The scores for the Manchester A. M. Bridge Club's Before retiring, she was em­ grandchildren; and two great­ Employees’ Association. ployed by Allied Printing Servi­ Lawrence Colvin of Manchester has been named to game played on Monday were: North-South 1, Sue grandchildren. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. the dean’s list at St. Joseph College, West Hartford, HEAVY WATERS — Ken Donnelly, recently. He has been pushing unsuc­ Henry-Ellen Goldberg; 2, John Greene-Al ces of Manchester. The funeral will be Thursday at Ruth C. Bonney of Manchester; a She is survived by her aunt, for the spring semester. coach of the University of Connecticut cessfully to get the crew team varsity Berrgren; 3-4, Peg Dunfield-Mollie Timreck; 3-4, 9 a.m. from the White-Gibson- granddaughter, Jeanna D. Mi­ She is a member of the class of 1990 and is Crew team, rows on Coventry Lake says renominated Kennelly Marilyn Jackson-Bev Cochran. East-West 1, Bev Catherine Benavento„ and sev­ Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., chaels of California; a grandson, status. eral cousins. currently in the teacher education program, Taylor-Mary Sullivan; 2, Virginia Peterson-Marion Rockville, with a Mass of Chris­ Sgt. Jay D. Levine in Germany; Alex GIrelli club Democrat. The funeral will be Thursday at majoring in mathematics. aid if they ship drugs to us.” McCarthy: 3, Ann Staub-Marge Warner. The scores tian burial at 10a.m. at St. Joseph several nieces and one nephew; Manchester Herald “ It was very moving.” Penny 10:15 a.m. from the John F. She also said. ” We should have for Thursday's game were: North-South 1, Sue Church. Burial will be in St. several grandnieces and grand­ said. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. a day care system in place.” Henry-Ellen Goldberg; 2, Bev Cochran-Marilyn Bernard Cemetery, Rockville. nephews; and great-grandnieces To receive scholarship HARTFORD - U.S. Rep. Bar­ And Manchester Democratic She .said some conservative Center St., followed by a Mass of There are no calling hours. and a great-grandnephew. Crew team ‘out in limbo’ Jackson; 3, Louise Kermode-Joanne Scata. East- bara Kennelly drew repeated Town Chairman Theodore Cum­ Christian burial at 11 a.m. at St. Cynthia Colvin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Republicans distrust women in West 1, Mary Willhide-Marge Warner: 2, Frankie Memorial donations may be The funeral will be Thursday at rounds of applause Monday night mings said of Robles. ” I think he Bridget Church. Calling hours LawreAce Colvin of Manchester has recently the workplace and some Republi­ Brown-Peg Dunfield; 3, Faye Lawrence-Sara made to the Leukemia Society of 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral when she delivered a speech teed off on the wrong person. are Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. received notification of her selection to receive a cans say day care subsidizes Mendelsohn. America, 40 Woodland St., Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be She’s the candidate for all the Purity Supreme High School Awards Program accepting nomination for re- women who leave home. Hartford. at the convenience of the family. waiting for varsity status people in this district and she’s Scholarship for the 1988-89 academic year. election and promised to press for Kennelly made no reference to Calling hours are Thursday from shown it year after year, and she AARP plans trip to lake Mary Zillhart The scholarship will be presented at a luncheon on federal action on drug abuse, day Robles, her Republican Ethelyn G. Dyke 10 to 11 a.m. Bv Jacqueline Bennett tion of clubs’ expen.ses. has said it care and welfare reform, she’ll show it again.” Mary A. (Terhune) Monahan Aug. 2. She is employed by Purity Supreme at marked for women’s sports in opponent. The Manchester Chapter 604 of the American Memorial donations may be Manchester Herald may no longer be able to give any Kennelly was unanimously Cummings was among the Zillhart, 84, of the Niantic section Ethelyn G. Dyke, 75, of Thomp­ Heartland in Manchester. She will enter Skidmore keeping with federal regulations ” I want to make sure we look at Association of Retired Persons is planning a trip to made to the charity of one’s money to the team. But Pablo nominated to seek a fourth term participants who escorted Ken­ of East Lyme, died Sunday in son Road, died Sunday at Man­ College in the fall. Of the 21 varsity sports at the Medicare system.” she said. Lake Winnipesaukee, N.H., Thursday, Sept. 22. A choice. COVENTRY — It is the best of as a representative serving the nelly into the hall after her Manchester Memorial Hospital. chester Memorial Hospital. Malavenda. a program director UConn. only three produce re­ ” I think I have made a cruise on the lake will include lunch and there will be times and the wor.sl of times for predominantly Democratic 1st nomination. She was the widow of John She is survived by two sons, for student activities, said the venue — men’s basketball, foot­ difference in the last six and a a stop at Kellerhaus for shopping. The cost is $43. the University of Connecticut Congressional District. Kennelly drew a laugh from the Monahan and Clifford Zillhart. David Dyke and William Dyke, team still has club status and ball and soccer. half years and I ask each and For information, call 644-0045. The group is planning William V. Donahue crew team that calls Coventry The 22 delegates from Man­ Manchester delegation when she She is survived by two daugh­ both of Manchester; a daughter, Public Meetings therefore is eligible for some “ We have an operating budget every one of you to help me win.” a trip to Montgomery Place overlooking the Hudson Lake home. chester joined all the delegates in said one of the accomplishments Kennelly was nominated by ters, Mrs. James (Joan) Tasillo Janet Tasker in Montana; six William V. Donahue, 74, of 126 funding from the student of $5 million plus and none of that River on Thursday, Oct. 15. There will be a tour of Coming off two winning sea­ government. the 18-town district surrounding of the 100th Congress was to State Sen. Kevin Sullivan of West of Manchester and Mrs. Plutarch grandchildren; and two great­ Adams St., died Monday at comes from state tax dollars,” the 23-room mansion and lunch at Red Hook Inn. Meetings scheduled for tonight. sons. the team is on the verge of Hartford in the vote for Kennelly. override President Reagan’s veto Hartford. Seconding speeches (Jean) M. Georgiades of East grandchildren. Manchester Memorial Hospital. But Donnelly, who is an ac­ Tolokan said. The cost is $36. For information, call 649-1265. gaining approval from the town to counts admini.st rator for the town After the roll-call, the nomination of the clean water bill, a law that were made by Hartford Mayor Hartford: seven grandchildren: The funeral will be Wednesday He was the husband of Evelyn The lack of assistance has build a boathou.se near the lake. of Newington, says. “ We’re was made by acclamation. provides funds for work on Carrie Saxon Perry, Kevin and two great-grandsons. at 1 p.m. in Mexico, Maine, with (Gilbert) Donahue. M anchester forced Donnelly to become But it is still struggling to attain really out in limbo” After the convention in Millard sewage plants. Brown. Democratic Chairman of Agoraphobics get support The funeral will be Wednesday burial in Pleasant Hill, Liver­ Before retiring, he was em­ resourceful. Board of Directors workshop, Lincoln Center status as a varsity sport. UConn officials, for their part, Auditorium at the University of Manchester has been involved East Hartford and Bernadette at 9:30 a.m. from the John F. more Falls, Maine. The John F. ployed as a mechanist with Pratt He secured approval from the Individuals who suffer from anxiety or panic hearing room, 7 p.m. "W e got federal and state freely admit that money is the town for the team to use the lake, Hartford, the delegates gathered in a dispute with federal officials Dillon of Portland, a Democratic Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. & Whitney. He was a charter attacks when they leave their homes tor crowded or BoaM of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, approval to build the boathouse name of the game. for a reception in a nearby over its failure to get a wetlands State Central Committeewoman. Center St., followed by a Mass of Center St., is in charge of member of the Manchester Lodge and to hold its first regatta there unfamiliar places can receive help through the 7:30 p.m. here at Patriot’s Park. But we "Athletics is like a business courtyard. permit in connection with the All four speakers said Kennelly Christian burial at 10 a.m. at the arrangements. of Elks. last spring. Agoraphobics Together Daytime support group, have no status at the university.” today. It doesn’t make .sense to Kennelly will be opposed in the federally mandated upgrading of keeps in touch with towns in her Church of the Assumption. Burial The funeral will be Friday at Donnelly also secured federal which meets on Wednesdays at 10; 30 a.m. at the said Ken Donnelly, head coach of fund a new sport that doesn’t have November election by Mario its sewage treatment plant. district. will be in Rose Hill Memorial 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Andover and state approval to build a Concordia Lutheran Church on Pitkin Street. For Hilda Jarvis the crew team. the potential of generating re­ Robles of Windsor who, when he Kennelly also said the 100th Besides Manchester, the 1st Park, Rocky Hill. Calling hours Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. boathouse at the lake when Town information, call 529-1970. Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, Because UConn crew is not a venue.” said Tim Tolokan. the was nominated by the Republican Congress finally came to grips Congressional District includes are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to Hilda (Custer) Jarvis, 78, for­ Center St., followd by a Mass of Attorney Abbot Schwebel told 7:30 p.m. varsity sport, it does not receive school’s associate director of Party Saturday, repeatedly re­ with AIDS. ” We said AIDS is a Hartford, Kennelly’s home town, 9 p.m. merly of Eva Drive, died Monday Christian burial at 10 a.m. at the him it was nece.ssary becau.se the at a Manchester convalescent Church of the Assumption. Burial financial support from the UConn athletics for communications. land was purchased from the ferred to her as a "country club health problem.” ' — Berlin, Bloomfield, Cromwell. home. She was the widow of will be in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Bolton Athletic Department or get- re­ "Crew does not have revenue- Salvation Arm y with state and Democrat.” As for the work ahead for the East Hampton. East Hartford. Correction Isabella Blesladeckl Clifford Jarvis. Windsor. Calling hours are cognition for its standings. The producing potential.” federal money. The Town Council Former Manchester Mayor 101st Congress, Kennelly said, East Windsor, Glastonbury. He­ Isabella (Pawelski) Biesia- She was bom Aug. 25, 1909, in Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. team also must negotiate on its Deborah Burns, executive as­ still must approve the request Stephen T. Penny, one of the ” We haven’t started the war on bron, Marlborough. Newington. decki, 79, of the Rockville section Vernon, and lived most of her life Memorial donations may be own with government officials for sistant to university President after que.stions over liability Manchester delegates, said the drugs. Portland, Rocky Hill, South A article on July 20 incorrectly reported the of Vernon, mother of Lorraine in Manchester. Before retiring in made to Visiting Nurse & Home Coventry u.se of facilities. John Casteen said. “ We can only insurance and other matters are i.ssues Kennelly addressed in her ’We have to tell some countries Windsor, West Hartford, We­ location of an photographic exhibit. The exhibit, Gustafson of Manchester, died 1973, she was employed as a Care of Manchester. The situation is both a handicap support a certain number of addres.sed. speech proved she is not a country we will not give them economic thersfield, and Windsor. "Women at Work in Connecticut-1900-1980," is on Housing Authority, Orchard Hills Estates, 7 p.m. and a frustration for the team. varsity sports. We can’t be Area businesses have donated display through Aug. 26 during regular banking Republican Town Committee, Town Office The sculls, which are stored everything to everyone. What it some materials for the boathouse hours in the lobby of the Savings Bank of Building, 7:30 p.m. outside a building at Patriot's takes to upgrade a club to varsity but Donnelly says more are Manchester's South Windsor branch on Sullivan Public Records Town Hall Space Committee, Town Office Park, are old. Donnelly and status is money.” needed. Donnelly also says he is Dems unified in nominations Avenue. Building, 7:30 p.m. others complain that the univer­ She added that there is not grateful to the Town Recreation sity provides the team no liability enough money in the athletic Commission, which has offered The Democratic unity which acceptance speech. Gejdenson John Loeser. an executive with Deborah G. Rau, Pine Acres Terrace, no insurance. department budget. some materials and labor to build helped U.S. Rep. Barbara Ken­ took swipes at Vice President IBM and Carl Shanahan, a Quitclaim deeds conveyance tax. Thoughts Despite the fact that the team Burns said .she is aware that the boat house. nelly win a unanimous nomina­ George Bush and the Republican salesman for Manhattan Cable Dr. Crane’s Quiz Helen A. McCartney to John H. McCartney and Charles E. Perry to James M. Perry, 73 Thomas beat some Ivy League competi­ Donnelly approached Casteen UConn officials agree it is not tion in the 1st Congressional record of cutting educational TV, then gave their support and Margaret M. Hombeck, two parcels, Hollywo^, no Drive, conveyance tax, $77. tors and made it to the New with the request and that the likely that the crew team will get District was largely played out as funding and other programs. delegates to him, unifying the conveyance tax. Helen M. Williams to Richard A. Williams, How would you react while if in a group of England Invitdiional Finals last president referred Donnelly to varsity status in the near future. delegates in four other districts “ You can run George but you vote at the end of the convention. 1. Which athlete earns his _^salary by his John M. Davis to Lydall Woods Corp.. Lydall Greenview Hill Condominium, no conveyance tax. respected peers, you heard them disparaging a spring, it will not receive credit Turner. However, she disputed a Criteria for consideration of nominated candidates for the can’t hide,” said Gejdenson. ■ 5th District: Joseph Mari- “ soupbone” ? Woods Village, $68,900. for its achievement. claim from Donnelly that Casteen varsity status includes the stipu­ U.S. House of Repre.sentatives. His Republican challenger is Terri L. Decker to James P. Lombardi, Lydall parent, or sibling, or respected friend; not knowing nan, a city councilman in Mer­ HURDLER FULLBACK PITClHER GOLFER Lydall Woods Corp. to John M. Davis. Lydall Donnelly says he has ap­ and Turner were uncooperative. lation that the sport be in the Glenn Carberry, a Norwich Woods Colonial Village, no conveyance tax. your relationship? Would you fearfully remain In Monday’s exception, dele­ iden. was unanimously nomi­ 2. Cackling is most suggestive of which location? Woods Country Village. $70,307. proached both UConn Athletic “ Sometimes saying people are school’s competitive leagues lawyer. Sarah A. Lynn to William B. Lynn, Btuefields silent, hoping they would notdiscover your kinship? gates in the 4th District in nated to race Rep. John Rowland, CORRAL LOFT STY COOP Ann Pavelack to Edward T. and Ann W. Pavelack. Director Todd Turner and univer­ unwilling to discuss things really (either the Big East or Yankee ■ 3rd District: Rep. Bruce Addition, no conveyance tax. Or would you feel compelled to speak up in their southwestern Connecticut battled a Republican from Waterbury. 3. Venison steak is derived from which creature? 39-41 Norman St. and Manchester Heights, no defense? sity President John Casteen means you didn’t get the answer conferences), which does not now Morrison was nominated for his who is seeking his third term. Niels A. W. Johnson Jr. to Margaret A. Johnson, late Monday before selecting a RAM STAG BARROW STEED conveyance tax. about upgrading the club’s status you wanted,” Bums said. include crew, and revenue­ fourth term, by acclamation. His 33-35 Division St., no conveyance tax. A certain type of lizard called a chameleon has the former first selectman from ■ 6th District; James L. Griffin 4. A flat tire is most likely seen on a Michael J. Maloney to Christine A. Maloney and to the varsity level, but hisefforts Turner was on vacation and making potential. The athletic Republican opponent is Gerard ability to change its color to blend in with its Greenwich to face incumbent of Bristol was nominated by RUNWAY PIER BERM GRIDIRON Michael J. Maloney, 150-152 Center St., no have been to no avail. unavailable for comment. committee and athletic director Patton, a 10-year veteran of the Paul T. Franza to Jeanne D. Franza, 43 Locust St., background. It can even develop spots or streaks to Rep. Christopher Shays. R-Conn. acclamation to oppose Republi­ 5. Which one of these is the bugaboo of airpline conveyance tax. " I go to the president and he Tolokan said other club sports must then recommend that the state House of Representatives. no conveyance tax. make Jits presence more difficult to detect. It is Among those nominated in can incumbent Rep. Nancy John­ pilots? David S. Thibodeau to Susan Thibodeau, Lydia Laius to Heli L. Joe, 49 Brent Road, no says. ‘You're a sport. I can’t deal such as skiing and rugby are in team get varsity status. ■ 4th District: Roger J. Pear­ natupe's gift to enable this creature to survive in the other district conventions; son, 42, defeated two other son of New Britain, seeking her COOP BARN STALL CORRAL three-eighths interest in 107-109 Bridge St., no conveyance tax. presence of its predators. with you. Go to the athletic the same boat. Even if the team doesn’t have contenders by winning 107 of 192 fourth term. 6. Match the sounds at the left with the entries at conveyance tax. Charles R. Herrick II to Therese B. Herrick, But we were never meant to be moral director.’ So. I go to Todd Turner “ Ideally, w e’d like to be able to the support of its university, it ■ 2nd District: Rep. Sam Gej- the right to which they pertain. Susan Thibodeau to Susan Thibodeau and David Greenlawn Terrace, no conveyance tax. and he says. ‘You’re not a varsity offer something forevery interest does have the support of at least denson was unanimously nomi­ delegate votes on the first ballot chameleons. Do you consider yourself a religious at a convention at Bridgeport City Associated Press reports are (a) H oot...... (v) Litter S. Thibodeau, three-eighths interest in 107-109 Raymond J. Palmer and Howard Schmidt to person? How do you react to deprecatory remarks sport. Ican ’t deal with you.’’ ’ said but we don’t have the funding, so one Town Council member. Town nated on one ballot for his fifth Hall. Pearson’s two challengers. Included in this story. (b) Caw...... (w) Covey Bridge St., no conveyacne tax. Howard Schmidt. Beacon Hill Condominium, no by associates about God, Jesus, the Bible, the Donnelly. we have to prioritize,” Tolokan Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis term to represent 57 cities and (c) Whistle...... (X) Aerie Regent Street Associates to The Lozier Group, conveyance tax. church? Do you quietly seek to blend in with the He adds that the student said, adding that a chunk of the says that she is in favor of the towns covering a third of the state (d) M eow ...... (y) Hollow tree West Center Street, no conveyance tax. government, which pays a por­ department’s budget is ear- boathouse. in eastern Connecticut. In his I Save up to 85 % on over 5000 pairs of children's shoes and sneakers. I Raymond J. Palmer to Robert A. Giovannucci surroundings, hoping no one will know you are (e) Scream ...... (z) Scarecrow Randall G. and Cheryl A. Crawford toGwenn Ann religious? Duff, Hilliard Estates, no conveyance tax. and Antonella C. Giarratana, Beacon Hill Condomi­ nium, $104,500. The Apostle Paul lamented; "A tm y firstdefense, Answers In Classified section \ Gwenn Ann Duff to Randall G. and Cheryl A. no one came to my support, but everyone deserted Crawford, Hilliard Estates, no conveyance tax. Circle Associates to William B. Glotzer, Doming Agencies request OK Street, no conveyance tax. me,” 2 Timothny 4; 16. Yet he commended one man Paul T. Frenza to Jeanne D. Frenza, 43 Locust St., "because he oft refreshed me and was not ashamed no conveyance tax. Circle Associates to Richard C. Woodhouse, Lottery Deming Street, no'conveyance tax. of my chains,” 2 Timothy 1:17. for $2 million in plans Peridot Rings Dorothy McIntosh to Susan M. Kerbo, 356 E. Filomena Donadio to Ellen and Lenora R. "There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear,” 1 John 4; 18. Middle Turnpike, no conveyance tax. Donadio, 106 Lamplighter Drive, conveyance tax, Twenty two human service impaired workers program, as Connecticut Daily Monday: 222. Play Four; 8418 Ethel E. and Dana I. Getchell to Kerry Pelis and $74.80. agencies and town departments well as $222,100 for the sheltered Eugene Brewer are seeking approval from the workshop and training programs. Church of Christ Board of Directors for $2 million — $550,000 by the Little Theatre Oval cut peridot 194 Lydall St., worth of projects that would be of Manchester for the restoration with 6 diamonds, $290. W eather Manchester partially funded under the state and renovation project of Cheney Neighborhood Assistance Act. Hall for use as a multi-purpose The NAA is a program adminis­ community-cultural activities REGIONAL WEATHER Warm, humid, foggy Manchester Herald tered by the State Department of center and permanent residence Manchester and vicinity: To­ Revenue Services in which a tax of the theater group. USP8 327-800 VOL. evil. No. 250 A pairof I Aocu-W6 alher*fo(ecast for Wednes

By Paul Recer he said. Among female victims, the' studies indicate that an average of one female, he said. One study showed; G U ATEM ALA C ITY (A P ) - George P. Shultz The Associated Press ages ranged from 3 to 17, with a mean of every 10 m ale,therapists has been that 25 percent of the women who ha ve ^ and four Central American foreign ministers dalled J'- & WORLD (or peace and democracy in the region in a \ t age of 13.75, irtvolved in at least one incident of received doctorate of psychology; WASHINGTON - Children as Pope said the survey results will be intimacy with a patibnt.'He said a 1983 degrees in the last six years admit to : Barracks ‘easy target’ watered-down declaration lacking the denunciation young as 3 years old have been published next year. California study showed that of those sleeping with their professors. ; of Nicaragua the U.S. envoy had sought. sexually abused by therapists, ac­ The survey is the latest attempt by therapists sexually fntimate with Pope said therapy patients are; In fact, the document they issued Monday during LONDON (AP) — The government ordered the secretary of state’s eight-hour stop did not even cording to a survey by an American the mental health profession to patients, 80 perceht are involved with particularly vulnerable to sexual; ■ a security review of all military bases after an mention Nicaragua by name. Psychological Association examine itself and to purge its ranks more than one patient, indicating a advances because during the course < L IR A bomb killed one soldier and injured nine Only at a later news conference was the country committee. of therapists who take advantage of pattern of exploitation. of treatment they often come to i at a north London army barracks considered named when Shultz expressed continued' U.S. \ Kenneth S. Pope, a clinical psychol­ their position to have sexual relations Among female therapists, he said, believe they are In love with their L '- an easy target for a terrorist attack. support for the Contra rebels, who after nearly 7 ogist in Los Angeles an$l chairman of with patients. the incidence of patient abuse is far therapists. / Security was reported so lax at Inglis years of war reached a preliminary cease-fire I the American Psychological Associa­ A report published in the July issue less — about 1 percent to 3 percent. "it is very frequently a normal part, Barracks In suburban Mill Hill that the .accord in March with Nicaragua’s leftist Sandinista tion’s ethics committee, said Monday of American Psychologist said studies It is not known how common such of therapy,” he said. "But therapists ; perimeter fence was riddled with holes and government. ' that the committee’s recent survey of have shown "therapist-patient sexual sexual exploitation is in other profes­ are supposed to be trained to resist, no • broken traffic barriers were still unrepaired Shultz flew today to Buenos Aires, Argentina, the 1 what he called "distinguished psy­ intimacy to be a major problem for all sions, said Pope, becausp no other, matter how seductive the patient • after two months. second stop of a nine-country tour of Latin America, chologists" nationwide disclosed 82 major mental health professions" professional group has made such an becomes.” (or a three-day visit. instances of sexual intimacy between despite the threat of multimillion- effort to study and correct the The barracks houses the Directorate of He said sex with patients "is always ; The final version of the declaration — signed by therapists and minor patients. dollar malpractice suits, censure by problem. But he said the A PA has prohibited, it is always unethical and Defense Postal and Courier Services, where a Shultz and the foreign ministers of El Salvador, “ From the 90 who replied to the the profession and, in some states, expanded its study to include the there is no instance in which this is staff of 250 handles mall for British armed Honduras, Guatemala and Costa Rica after a survey, 24 percent said they knew of new laws that make such practices a campuses and clinics where students services personnel around the world. It also appropriate therapy. It is always the three-hour meeting — called for "peace, demo­ instances where therapists abused felony. are trained to become mental health responsibility of the therapist t o , houses some personnel from th3 Royal cracy. security, social justice and economic minor patients,” he said. “ Five “This practice (sexual intimacy workers and found that sexual abuse assure that there is no sexual act.” j Engineers, the Royal Navy and the Women’s development” in the region. percent said they knew of hearsay with patients) causes deep and lasting apparently is even more common Three states — Colorado, Wisconsin • Royal Arm y Corps. In the statement, the parties “ reaffirmed that accounts.” harm both to the clients and to the there than in the patient-client arena. and Minnesota — have made it a { "This was a soft target and this makes it an authentic democracy requires, among other Of the 82 cases reported, he said, 56 integrity of the profession,” said the He said anonymous surveys show 13 felony for therapists to engage in sex | extremely cowardly attack,” Archie requisites, political pluralism, freedom of associa­ percent of the victims were female report in the association journal. percent of psychology professors or with clients or even former clients. ■ Hamilton, minister of state for the armed tion, freedom of the press, an impartial justice and the rest were male. ■ ’"The scope of the problem is clinical supervisors questioned admit The maximum penalties include! forces, said of Monday’s blast. "W e don’t keep system that guarantees due process, an apolitical AP photo The ages of the male victims ranged extensive.” to sexual intimacies with psychology 20-year prison terms and $20,000 in; the m ilitary apart from the community but we armed forces, an honest and open electoral system from 7 to 16, with a mean age of 12.5, In a telephone interview. Pope said ” students. Most of the victims are fines. • WASTE PROBE — Lt. Tony Rossano will obviously now have to review our security and respect for human and individual rights.” holds up syringes and blood vials found arrangements.” The Sandinistas have been criticized for main­ recently on New York area beaches. taining a political monopoly and suppressing Illegally dumped medical waste has Dissidents arrested dissent and talks with the Contras on forging a Heavy rains threaten marine life in Sound lasting peace have stalled. forced the closing of many beaches and BANGKOK, Thailand (A P ) — In a further Last week. President Reagan requested that BRID G EPO RT (A P ) - An exten­ Rossano is among the city sanitation Barbara Welsh, a University of discharged from sewage treatment Meanwhile, the showers and thun­ crackdown on dissent, authorities in Burma Congress approve $27 million in humanitarianaid to sive plankton bloom in the western police working on the case. Connecticut marine ecologist heading plants spurred the growth of the dershowers that produced the wettest arrested two prominent war heroes for the Contras and $28 million in stand-by military/aid end of Long Island Sound, believed hypoxia research for the federally algae, which stretched across the July in 17 years will give way to the allegedly plotting against the week-old to be used only with express congressional triggered by last month’s heavy rains, financed Long Island Sound Study, whole sound in the Hempstead Harbor hottest temperatures residents of the ; government of President Sein Lwin, sources authorization if peace efforts fail. has set up conditions that a leading said Friday she expects to see a sharp area and extended in huge rafts as far region have seen so far this summer. ■ said today. The last congressional appropriation for military researcher fears could lead to mas­ drop in dissolved oxygen sometime east as Bridgeport. S C I E N C E Mel Goldstein at the Western ! The arrests came as Amnesty International, aid ran out in February. It has not been renewed, AP photo sive fish and lobster kills (within a soon after the plankton uses up all of Last week, heavy rains flushed a lot largely pending the outcome of a year-old regional week. Connecticut State University Weather ; the London-based international human rights LATIN AMERICAN TRIP — Secretary of Guatemalan President Vinicio Cerezo, its food supply, dies and falls to the of sewage Into the sound from cities Center in Danbury, said that 8.44 ■ j>eace plan that has so far proved ineffe/iflive. A similar reddish brown algae mass group, criticized the hardline one-party State George Shultz, left, meets with right, in Guatemaia City Monday. bottom. Bacteria that decompose the where the storm drains and sanitary inches of precipitation fell during the ! Shultz said the Contras "a re an important in the western sound last July was government for arresting up to 25 other & H E A L T H dead algae also deplete the dissolved sewers are combined. month of July, the most since 1971. element, expressing a strong desire for freedom and Sandinistas to adopt an even harder line. In Nicaragua. President Daniel Ortega on blamed for a low-dissolved oxygen opponents in recent days. oxygen. Welsh said the rains also poured Goldstein said "the steam heat” is ' democracy in Nicaragua and we continue to support Honduras, which favors the hard line against Monday accused' the United States of trying to condition called hypoxia that drove all The arrests of Ta Y a and Yan Nyang, who "The conditions are setting up.” she large quantities of fresh water into the expected to return to the region today •them. Nicaragua, made publip some of the criticism of the entourage anti-Sandinista aggression with Shull?' the fish and lobsters eastward to a void 1 Warm-up time important said. "T h at’s discouraging because sound, forming a layer that floated on helped lead the fight for Burmese ” I didn’t come here basically to discuss that Sandinistas contained in the initial draft, calling visit. suffocation. as the mercury and the humidity are we had been holding.” the denser salt water below. both expected to climb in the independence during World War II, is part of subject, and we didn’t have very much discussion of Guatemala’s and Costa Rica’s attitude "incompre­ NEW YORK (A P ) — An aerobic dance class Millions of dead menhaden choked As last summer, a combination of The salinity barrier between the "miserable” range. an apparent government attempt to to root out . it, although I certainly hope that we will extend hensible” and “ strange.” “ We hope that common sense might prevail, warm-up should take more than five minutes. Connecticut harbors, hundreds of man-made pollution and weather two layers prevented the sewage The extended forecast calls for - potential threats, diplomatic sources in funding for the Contras.” A Honduran statement Sunday said the original because to want to sign a death sentence against The Reebok Aerobic Information Bureau lobsters suffocated in lobster traps conditions contributed to the growth nutrients from mixing into the deeper temperatures to reach near the 100 ' Rangoon said. Monday’s 10-paragraph document ' differed draft criticized Nicaragua for not separating its Nicaragua, because the United States wants one, says the purpose of a warm-up is to slightly and no fish at all could be found in would be the equivalent of signing a death sentence of the algae bloom. layers. Instead it stayed near the degree mark by the middle of the Meanwhile, the sources said about 500 sharply from an initial, 10-page draft that harshly army from the governing party and denounced raise the body’s temperature so that the joints open water areas along the coast of Last summer, a period of hot. calm surface where it fed the exagerated week with little or no relief in sight at ■ students and some Buddhist monks gathered criticized Nicaragua as failing to live up to the peace “ subversion against democratic governments” by against Central America,” he said during a become lubricated, thus preparing the body Westchester County. N.Y. ceremony on the Sandinista air force’s ninth weather and nitrogen compounds growth of algae that appeared. least until Friday. Monday at theShwedagon Pagoda, Burma’s plan the five Central American presidents signed Nicaragua. for more strenuous activity. anniversary. holiest shrine and a traditional center for Aug. 7, 1987. Shortly after he arrived in Guatemala on Monday, A good warm-up includes gentle movements i protest. , - The original draft, written shortly after Shultz’s Shultz contrasted what he described as democracy Ortega expressed “ hope that these (Central involving all of the body’s large muscles, such last visit to the four countries, was softened at the and growing prosperity in the four nations with American) governments might be sufficiently as brisk walking, followed by a flexibility insistence pf Guatemala and Costa Rica, which Nicaragua, where he said nine years of Sandinista reasonable and pragmatic so as not to fall in the trap segment. Each should be performed for a Bishops reach compromise apparently felt tough language would encourage the rule have virtually destroyed the economy. that the United States is laying in Guatemala.” minimum of three to five minutes, HERE TOGETHER FOR YOU! CANTERBURY, England (AP) — Anglican recommends Dr. Peter Francis, associate bishops from throughout the world agreed professor of physical education at San Diego overwhelmingly that the thorny issue of State University. consecrating women as bishops and ordaining Elections cast shadow over Contra talks [McDon^d's and the Manchester Herald them as priests should not splinter the WASHINGTON (AP) - Demo­ until we get a new president,” Boren spending bill or a Defense Depart­ million in new humanitarian aid to the It could be more than cold Anglican Communion. cratic senators are struggling to said. ment money bill. rebels after a current humanitarian They voted Monday night for a carefully reach agreement on a new aid The group was trying to find the He said he then would take the aid program ends Sept. 30. O RADELL, N. J. (A P ) — Persistent cold worded compromise resolution that was Democratic plan to Senate Republi­ package for Nicaragua’s Contra magic combination of humanitarian The Dole plan also would set aside symptoms and uncontrolled allergies may designed to keep their churches together can leader Bob Dole of Kansas and rebels that will keep pressure on the and military aid and the timing and $20 million for new weapons for the signal something more serious than just a seek a bipartisan agreement. But he despite deep divisions on the issue. leftist Sandinista government in Ma­ conditions for its release that could .rebels, but would release that money common cold for children over 10. M added: “ We’re not quite there yet.” The bishops, representing 70 million nagua and bridge the fall political muster broad support among Senate only if Congress authorized it in a They may have a sinus infection, so parents Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., said a Anglicans in 164 countries, said the churches season at home. Democrats as well as among .Republi­ separate vote. should pay special attention to complaints of WT0*6.?J must respect one another’s decisions and “ We’rp getting' ready to go into a cans, and defuse the issue as a final aid plan “ might include the headache, severe daytime cough and even attitudes and maintain communications with highly political period,” said Sen. political weapon. opportunity for people to be able to White House spokesman Marlin If dental pain that lingers beyond 10 days. An r other bishops regardless of gender or David Boren, D-Okla., whoisamonga Senate Majority Leader Robert have a vote (on military aid) under Fitzwater said the Reagan adminis­ tration is encouraged that Democrats X-ray exam is then recommended, says viewpoint. dozen senators scheduled to resume Byrd, D-W.Va., said he hoped an aid some circumstances, at some point in are working on an aid proposal, and Diagnosis magazine, followed by antibiotics. The voting by a show of hands was 423-28, discussions today bn the issue. package could be assembled by time.” “ I think it’s important to get an midweek, when it likely would be Dole has proposed his own Contra would cooperate “ to get an acceptable with 19 abstentions. agreed-on policy everyone can live by attached to either a supplemental aid package, which would send $27 plan.” Cholesterol levels high •• School dance planned NEW YO RK (A P ) — Roughly one out of every four Americans has dangerously high PU RD Y, Mo. (A P ) — Students in this tiny U. S. seeking blood cholesterol levels. Ozarks town are getting ready for their first That’s the conclusion of the National Heart. school dance now that a federal judge has Lung and Blood Institute’s two-year-old ruled that a century-old ban on such festivities explanation of National Cholesterol Education Program. is unconstitutional. Exercise and proper nutrition are two of the v V “ I want to get right on the stick and get it n n - best ways to bring cholesterol figures down. rolling,” said 16-year-old Nancy Fox, Hussein’s plans president of the Purdy senior and junior high school council. " I think most of the kids are WASHINGTON (AP) — The Reagan administra­ Docs diagnose fibrositis excited." ' 1 tion is sticking to its formula for Arab-Israeli peace ATLANTA (AP) — Re.searchersatthe “ It’s wondefful," added Jonathan Clayton, talks despite a decision by King Hussein of Jordan to A University of Illinois in Peoria have developed who graduated from Purdy High School in cut his ties to the West Bank. May. “ It’s my dream come true.” /J new criteria to help doctors in diagnosing The U.S. plan calls for a mixed delegation of fibrositis. says the Arthritis Foundation. Clayton and Miss Fox’s parents were among Jordanians and Palestinians to negotiate with Fibrositis, or fibromyalgia, a form of 21 plaintiffs who sued the school board in 1986, Israel. Even before Hussein’s statement Sunday arthritis that often mimics other medical claiming that the ban was inspired by abandoning the West Bank to the Palestine conditions, involves aching pain in the religious beliefs. On Monday, U.S. District Liberation Organization, the United States had muscles and tendons, as well as various Judge Russell G. Clark agreed but didn’t made little progress in trying to promote tender points throughout the body. The order the school to sponsor dances. negotiations. researchers pinpointed six specific pain Assistant Secretary of State Richard W. Murphy, symptoms and seven pairs of tender point Aircraft safety Improves who was heading toward the Middle East, already locations that can help doctors make a more was scheduled for talks in Egypt, Israel, Jordan and

accurate diagnosis. WASHINGTON (AP) — A frequent critic of Syria. Now he has the added job of seeking an ' phOtOB Using these criteria, the researchers say federal air traffiffControl efforts says a new explanation from Hussein and to determine if they were able to diagnose more than 00 government report showing a reduction in prospects for peace talks are even dimmer. ON THE ROAD — Democratic presiden­ Detroit while Jesse Jackson waves to percent of the people studied. near accidents is good news, but he says the In the meantime, the State Department asserted tial candidate Michael Dukakis ad­ the audience during his address to a NOW HIRING system remains under severe pressure. Monday there would be no immediate change in the dresses the National Urban League conference of the A.M.E. Zion Church U.S. approach to resolving the 40-year Arab-Israeli The FAA said there were 518 operational annual conference Monday night in Monday night In Charlotte, N.C. dispute. Infectious waste in garbage EXCELLENT STARTING WAGES errors by air traffic controllers during the first six months of this year, an 18 percent “ Our position on how to begin peace negotiations NEW YO RK (A P ) — More than half the drop from the 635 recorded in the first half of is unchanged, and we remain actively engaged,” city’s 83 private and municipal hospitals have spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said. 1987. Dukakis, Reagan swap charges been sending infectious waste out with their For Closing Hours ^5®® For All Other Shifts Hussein’s declaration Sunday severed Jordan’s The 366 aerial near-collisions reported by regular garbage, the New York Post reported "legislative and administrative links" to the pilots from January through June this year today. Israeli-held West Bank that was ruled by Jordan was a 27 percent decline from the 500 reported over poverty and opportunity The city’s Environmental Control Board has between 1948 and 1967. Israel has controlled the during the same period in 1987. fined 50 hospitals a combined $481,000 between territory and the Gaza Strip since winning a six-day In addition, there were 60 reports of aircraft By Robert Greene money on wasteful projects Dukakis reiterated his opposi­ Novem ber 1985 and this May for the illegal EXCELLENT BENEFITS war against an Egyptian-Jordanian-Syrian alliance or ground vehicles entering active runways in 1967. The population is predominantly Palesti­ The Associated Press rather than helping bliacks and tion to U.S. assistance to the practice, the Post said. Nicaraguan Contra rebels just as I without permission during the first three nian Arab. poor people. Hospitals that have been fined lose their city Democratic senators worked in months of 1988,27 percent fewer than the 82 The king’s announcement apparently did not take Michael Dukakis continued ef­ “ We have to transform the pickup service for up to six months, forcing • Flexible Hours Washington to draft a comprom­ • Crew Incentives • Insurance Availabie tallied in the first quarter of 1987. U.S. officials by surprise. forts to win over former suppor­ cycle of poverty into a ladder of I ' them to use more expensive private trash ise package of new aid to the “ We had intimations," said one official, who ters of Jesse Jackson, affirming opportunity, and that ladder must carters. rebels. spoke on condition of anonymity. "W e did not have a to a national civil-rights organi­ be sturdy and strong for all our U.S. Attorney Andrew Maloney said last • Free Meals • Profit Sharing • Regular Wage Increases zation that government can help Soviet strategy questioned text, but we had an idea in general." citizens," he said. " I t ’s a failed and illegal policy week that his office is investigating whether “ transform the cycle of poverty MOSCOW (A P) — U.S. Defense Secretary Hussein made the speech after a series of moves "Some people say it can’t be and it oughts to stop,” Dukakis "criminality in the carting industry" may be into a ladder of opportunity." • Free Uniforms • Vacation Bonus Frank Carlucci told se^ifor Soviet officers he in which Jordan seemed to be separating itself from done," he said. " I say we haven’t said before lea vin g Boston for partly to blame for the medical waste that has • Advancement Opportunities President Reagan asserted the thinks their nuclear and conventional military the West Bank even though most of the Palestinians tried.” Detroit. been washing ashore for the past month. hold Jordanian citizenship and U.S. policy in the Democratic nominee for presi­ policy is geared toward offensive warfare, Reagan, speaking to a fund­ But Dukakis insisted he wasn’t Mideast for 21 years has been based on the idea that d en t would destroy that though the Kremlin contends it is raiser for Sen. William V. Roth, bothered by running-mate Sen. the king wanted to recover the territory. opportunity. Lloyd Bentsen’s support of Con­ Sphinx Is coming apart defense-oriented. Reagan’s remarks Monday on R-Del., took the Massachusetts tra aid. Stop by any of the locations listed below or call 643-2213 "N o one begrudges you the need (or a strong Secretary of State George P. Shultz, who made behalf of a Senate candidate governor to task for declaring in CAIRO (AP) — Deterioration of the Great ( and capable arm y," Carlucci told the 200 top (our trips to the region this year, pushed for an provided the only Republican his nomination acceptance The Texas senator spent most Sphinx of Egypt continues to spark to learn more about the employment opportunities with McDonald’s * officers on Monday, the first day of a four-day Israeli withdrawal while also informing Jordan that campaign salvo. Vice President speech that "the Reagan era” is of Monday In private'meetings In controversy here. visit that Is to Include tours of military a total retreat was "not in the cards." George Bush, who remained at ending. Washington In preparation (or The monument’s noseless face is missing its * • Murphy is due to fly to the Middle East after “ Does he want to end the era of McDonald's facilities. the White House while continuing expected action this week on upper lip as well as part of one eye. The "W hat troubles us is when the U.S.S.R. winding up talks today in Geneva, Switzerland, with to work on choosing a running lower tax rates and higher real trade and plant-closing notifica­ Vladimir Polyakov, the senior Mideast expert in the monument is falling prey to excessive GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD continues to develop forces far in excess of mate, was making a foreign income for families, record tion legislation. Soviet Union’s foreign ministry. numbers of jobs, low inflation and moisture whioh dissolves salts. The salty what it needs for purposes of its own defense." policy speech today in Chicago. Jackson on Monday remained interest rates, steady growth and solution is then drawn to the surface where it Carlucci was scheduled today to see the Department officials said last week that Murphy In a speech before the National in Chicago, where he spoke by ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING MCDONALD’S LOCATIONS. respect, not ju$t lip-service for recrystallizes, undermining surface stones Taman army base and Kubinka air field, both would like to talk to "responsible Palestinians” Urban League in Detroit, Duka­ telephone with New York Mayor kis accused the Reagan adminis­ families?” Reagan asked. Edward I. Koch as part of an which eventually crumble into dust. near the capital. Both are In closed zones while he is in the Middle East, but that U.S. policy 70 West Center St. >1221 Tolland Tpke. 1261 Burnside Ave. 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Lafayette Square still prohibited any discussion with the PLO, whose tration of having "cramped He said that If the Democratic effort to make peace at least long The 4,600 year old sphinx is made from normally off-limits to foreigners. > limestone, perhaps 50 million years old. Manchester, CT Manchester, CT East Hartford, CT Vernon, CT 'Rockvllle,'CT covenant calls for the destruction of Israel as a ideals and limited ambitions” ticket is elected, “ all of us may be enough to help Dukakis win the Jewish state. - and spending huge amounts of picking up the pieces.” election. ~ MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1988 Philippines, iHaiirhrstrr Hrralii

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. UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Aziz, but Iraq said it was not M a n il a , Philippines (AP) — The U.N. secretary-general says prepared to enter into substan­ U.S. and Filipino negotiators he will alone set a deadline for tive talks with Perez de Cuellar unexpectedly resumed talks to- halting the bloodshed in the' until direct talks take place. on the status of American East Hartford bests Post 102 in finale Persian Gulf, pressuring Iraq to Iraq also has not responded to a m ilitary bases, a week after the . return to the bargaining table and U.N. report concluding that it has Mgotlations broke down in a end its raids on Iran. frequently used and continues to disagreement over Javier Perez de Cuellar said use chemical weapons in the war. Same pair meets in Zone Eight playoff beginning Wednesday compensation. late Monday that he expects to set Velayaii said, “ We think that By Jim Tierney Members o f the two panels a cease-fire date once his fact­ especially after recent use of Wlanchester Herald Post 102 to gain a 6-4 win and the Field. The ironic twist is that if a refused to talk to reporters as finding team returns from the grounder to load the bases. Jim over the next four frames while for East Hartford. Schackner and . \. chemical weapons ... now the regular-season title. East Hart­ third game is needed, McKenna w ey entered the Department of warring countries this week and Bidwell then singled up the Post 102 battled back, eventually Dom Laurinitis had two hits each Security Council should do some­ ford winds up with a 17-3 Zone Field won’t be available due to Foreign Affairs for the afternoon he has consulted with the Security thing against Iraq.” EAST HARTFORD - The top middle plating, two more runs. tying the game at 3-all in the fifth for Manchester while Caccavale session. 9 two American Legion baseball mark while Manchester finished Twilight League playoffs. Tenta­ Council. The experts’ detailed report, 16-5. “ Two of them (runs) were on an RBI-double by Neal and Crump collected two each for 1 ‘‘••n'M*! * JTir teams in Zone Eight, East Hart­ tively, that game would also be But a Filipino source close to Iran said it would honor an released Monday, also mentions qnearned in the first inning and it Schackner. East Hartford, how­ East Hartford. the talks said the Philippine panel ford and Manchester, previewed played at Moriarty Field. immediate cease-fire in the 8- nine Iraqi soldiers poisoned in a Beginning this summer, the put us in a hole,” Post 102 coach ever, tallied three runs in the EAST HAETEOEO (4) — Sttfcmlk 2b , * f It the upcoming Zone playoffs be­ expected the Americans to make year-old war. Iraq had no imme­ battle zone, allegedly in a mus­ Zone was split into two four-team Dave Morency said. sixth highlighted by a two-run 3- 00-0, Rep«ta 2b M -l-1, Caccavale rf tween the pair Monday night at East Hartford, the visiting 4- 0-2-2, Cain cf M-1-0, OonzalM ct a new offer on compensation for diate comment on Perez de tard gas attack by Iran. divisions with Manchester win­ Righthander Keith DiYeso suf­ bloop single by Paul Caccavale. 2- 00-0, Crump I t 4-1-2-1, Tlorlnnl 3b McKenna Field. team, sped to a 3-0 advantage in If use o f the six installations, Cuellar’s statement. Other U.N. reports have said ning the National Division and fered the loss for Manchester but, With the score 6-4 in the sixth 3- 1-00, Lawrence u 2-000, Pelzar the top of the first abetted by two 1-000, Bidwell c 3-1-1-2, Mangiafico p including Clark Air Base and the 1 i Iran’s announcement on July 18 Iraq used chemical weapons, East Hartford garnering the more importantly, he went the with Manchester’s Ryan Barry In the Legion regular-season Manchester miscues. With two 1-000, Greene p 1-1-10, »»reH p OOOO, Subic Bay naval base. Clark and that it was finally accepting a which are outlawed under the American. The best 2-out-of-3 distance which keeps Morency’s on second. Post 102 couldn’t get Stino If 1010, Dumalt If 1-000. Totals finale, a win would grant the outs, Tim Cain lined a single to 29-4-9-6. Subic are the largest U.S. mil­ year-old U.N. cease-fire resolu­ 1925 Geneva Convention, and the playoff which runs from Wednes­ pitching rotation intact. ’ any closer. The locals stranded BEST BOSSES — Betsy Lenihan, left, Martens of Tommy's Pizza on Hartford victor the hoine field advantage right which got past Joe Leonard MANCHESTER (4) — Price cf 3-1-00, itary bases outside the United tion came after it suffered a Security Council recently con­ day through Friday (if neces­ “ DiYeso did something for us eight runners. “ The oportunities Stonford ss 30-00, Loiirlnltls c 4-1-2-1. States. job placement director of the Manches­ Road with an award for employer of the in the best 2-out-of-3 playoff which and the former scampered to string of battlefield defeats, and demned use of the illegal weapons sary) will determine the Zone tonight,” Morency explained. were there,” Morency said. “ This DiYeso p 4-000, Schackner 3b 402-1, ter Association for Retarded Citizens’ begins Wednesday night at 7:30 at third base. Tylon Cnimp then Leonard rf 3-1-00, Sauer If 3-000, Earlier today. Foreign Secre­ year. The award cites their involvement was followed by a series of Iraqi in the war. Eight representative to the State “ He threw seven innings without is a good team (East Hartford). Hobby 201-1 2b Motevo 2b 0-1-00, tary Raul Manglapus announced McKenna Field. laced a double up the gap in left workshop, presents Ray and Pat in the job placement program. raids into Iran. The chemical weapons report Legion tournament which com­ us having to Use another pitcher. We’re going to have to be Kitsock 1b 2000, Barry 1b 1-010. the resumption of talks but would center scoring Cain. After a walk Tofols 29-4-6-3. • Iraq accepted the cease-fire was prepared by two specialist After splitting its first two mences next Tuesday in Niantic. We may have lost this game but extremely lucky and extremely East Hartford 300 003 0-6-04 not tell reporters if any signifi­ to Matt Tierinni, Post 102 first he’s given us the chance to win the resolution last year, but has has physicians who visited both coun- ^ meetings. East Hartford jumped good to beat them.” Manchester 001 111 0—4-6-2 cant breakthrough had been Thursday’s game is scheduled baseman Jim Kitsock mi­ playoffs.” Mangiafico, Greene (5), Pratt (7) and now been demanding face-to-face tries in early July. out to a quick 3-0 lead and held off Southpaw Marc Mangiafico Bidwell. DiYeso and Laurinitis. made. He said only that "the for a 5 p.m. start at Moriarty shandled a Kevin Lawrence Job training talks with Iran before a truce “ We deeply regret to say that DiYeso blanked East Hartford tossed four innings to gain the win WP-Manglaflca, LP-DIYeso. situation seems to warrant a takes effect. on the basis of evidence gathered resumption of the talks." From page 1 The announcement of a cease­ and in spite of repeated appeals Manglapus, the chief Philip­ fire date would put pressure on by the United Nations, chemicai pine negotiator, broke off the Iraq to compromise and drop its weapons continue to be used on an talks one week ago over what he David Stansberry, who has story. three years. insistence on direct talks, which intensive scale against Iranian Herald Angle MB’s take described as American inflexibil- been at McDonald's in Vernon for “ I just don’t like doing dishes." “ Overall, she’s a pretty good have hampered a week of U.N.- forces,” it said. ity on the amount of a little over two months, also said he said with a laugh. Stansberry employee,” Wade said of Goi^on. mediated negotiations between Earl Yost compensation. he likes his job. He recently was said he has spent some money on "She catches on quick. It makes it the belligerents. Sports Editor Emeritus The United States currently recognized as employee-of-the- clothes, while banking the rest. easy working with her,” After a three-hour meeting with Iran, Iraq pays the Philippines $180 million Twilight title month and given a gift valued at Jim Lombardi, manager at Iranian Foreign Minister Ali annually in exchange for the Meanwhile, employers say $25. they are satisfied with former McDonald’s in Vernon, had a Akbar Velayati, Perez de Cuellar bases. Sources close to the “ Most of the customers are my similar reaction to Stansberry. indicated he would set a cease­ MIDDLETOWN — Capping off maybe its best Philippine panel said the Filipi­ MARC employees and because of still fighting friends," the Manchester resi­ their involvement and support, “ David has been very good for fire date without Iraqi assent. season ever, Moriarty Brothers rallied for three nos wanted the amount raised to dent said. the employees are also recog­ us,” said Lombardi. The restau­ “ The D-Day doesn’t depend on runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to earn a 9-8 $1.2 billion, but the Americans Stansberry works on the fryer rant has been using MARC the parties,” the U.N. chief said. win over Mallove’s Jewelers in the first game of a refused. nized. Ray and Pat Martens of during taiks where the Chicken McNuggets, Tommy’s Pizza on Hartford Road employees for almo.st a year. Velayati and Iran’s U.N. am­ Karen takes doubleheader in Twiiight League action Monday The sources, speaking on condi­ night at Palm er Field. fruit pies and fish fillets are recently won the program’s “ He gets along with others bassador, Mohammad Ja’afar NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Iran tion of anonymity, said the said seven rebels were publicly prepared. employer-of-the-year award. well,” he .said, adding. “ He’s very Mahallati, told reporters earlier The victory gave Moriarty Brothers the regular Americans were willing to in­ hanged and their group’s attack “ When I started, it took me a "Everything’s smooth,” said receptive to being at work and on Monday that Iran wants the season Twilight League title. Mallove’s came back crease compensation only by $360 secretary-general to go ahead crushed, but the rebels claimed fourth crown and won the second game, 7-2. M oriarty’s is little while to learn the fryer,” he Debbie Wade, morning manager tim e.” million. they had killed or wounded said, adding that cooking is the at Friendly’s where Gordon and name the cease-fire date, currently 23-5 with three regular season games Asked whether the Filipinos favorite part of his job. works. The restaurant hps been NEXT: A portrait of independ­ with or without Iraq’s agreement. thousands of Iranian soldiers. Over the last 17 years there has been a familiar remaining. The double elimination Twilight League would modify their demand, Washing dishes is another using MARC employees for about ence. “ Iran is immediately ready to Some fighting and air strikes figure in nine of the final rounds in Women’s playoffs" begin Friday night with eight teams Manglapus said: "Our position implement (a U.N. peace) resolu­ were reported Monday along the Division Club Championship competition at the qualifying. Moriarty’s wiil play the eighth-place has already been subjected to tion by a cease-fire,” said Iran-Iraq border while U.N.- Manchester Country Club in Karen Parciak Karen. team Friday night. change and we are not about to Mahallati. mediated peace talks pressed on Last month. for the fourth time. Karen earned “ This is a very, very nice ball club," M oriarty’s change it again." Velayati told reporters all in New York. the Club Championship when she beat Linda Kaye Manager Gene Johnson said. “ We’ve been hitting Amejican negotiators, headed major issues have been covered U.N. Secretary-General Javier in the 36-hole final, 8 and 7. Karen has been the ball all year. This is probably the best team by Ambassador Nicholas Platt, in their meetings “ and there is no Perez de Cuellar said he would runner-up a club record five times. we’ve had power-wise and pitching-wise.” have consistently refused to substantial point (of disagree­ announce a cease-fire date as Three of Karen’s victories have come every Although in the first game Johnson, short of comment on the talks. soon as a fact-finding team he pitching, called on Chris Petersen to take the ment) between us and the other year since 1984. The Manchester native also But sources close to the talks sent to the Persian Gulf region mound, an assignment never given him before. “ He secretary-general.” prevailed in 1981 after three successive losses to said the Americans were reluc­ Sadoun Hamadi, Iraqi minister returns this week and he consults (Petersen) is a gutsy kid,” Johnson said. “ It was an tant to agree to a drastic increase with the Security Council. her cousin, Nancy Narkon McHugh in 1978-79-80. emergency-type situation put on him. I asked Pete of state for foreign affairs, earlier McHugh and Patty Torza Natalie each is AP photo because of uncertainty over the Monday repeated his country’s The announcement appeared to pitch and he said ‘Give me the ball.’ He’s a tough credited with five club championships, the status of the bases after their insistence on direct talks. He aimed a pressuring Iraq into EXCITED FANS — A group of Boston consecutive home game. The Sox kid. He’s been a hell of an asset for us.” former’s coming in a record five-year span. lease expires in 1991. made his comments during an dropping its demand that Iran Red Sox fans cheer for their team moved to within one victory of the club’s Petersen hung tough and went the distance for Any extension of the bases must appearance on state television in agree to direct talks before a 1976-1980, while Natalie’s victories were ’69 through Moriarty’s. MB’s lashed 16 hits in the opener. ’ 72, plus 1975. Sunday in Fenway Park shortly before longest home winning streak set in 1949. be under a formal treaty ratified Baghdad. I truce takes effect. the Sox went on to win their 20th Trailing, 8-6, in the bottom of the seventh, Petersen by two-thirds of the 23-member The Security Council resolution Ten days of battles sparked by The all-time club queeen of the fairways in the and Don Stachelek led off with back-to-back singles. Phillipine Senate, where opposi­ provides for a cease-fire, with­ Iraqi offensives followed Iran’s No. 1 event on the annual calendar is Marion Dave Bidwell sacrificed them to second and third. tion to them is strong. drawal to recognized borders, a announcement July 18 that it Fitzgerald who posted a half dozen successes in a Todd Reynolds then drilled a two-run double to knot President Corazon Aquino, prisoner exchange, peace negoti­ would accept a year-old U.N. 27-year span. Titles were won in 1937-38-41-42-44 the affair at 8-all. After Ray Sullivan was whose term expires in 1992, has ations and an investigation to resolution for a cease-fire in the and 1963. Current state of affairs intentionally walked, Steve Chotiner laced a single pledged to honor the current determine which side started the nearly 8-year-old war. With Pam Cunningham, the 1987champion now to left driving In Reynolds with the game-winner. agreement but refuses to say war. A U.N. report on chepiical trying her luck on the Future Tour, Karen had little “ It was a pleasant surprise,” Johnson said of the whether she will support an Perez de Cuellar said a U.N. weapons released Monday ac­ trouble this summer making her fourth entrance win. extension. military team is now in Amman, cused Iraq of using the illegal into the winner’s circle. Kaye is the daughter of the for Red Sox is amazing . Peterson gained the win while Glenn Bacon' suffered the defeat. Reynolds and Ray Gliha led In June, the Philippine Senate Jordan, preparing its report. Hfe m aterials “ on an intensive - late Alex Hackney, who served 27 years as head approved a bill banning nuclear scale.” MB’s with three hits each while Rick Murray, said he is to receive it orf ' professional and a veteran on the tournament trail. Bv Dave O'Hara the winning ways will be here for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1931. weapons and nuclear-powered Chotiner and Mike MacDonald added two each. Wednesday. , Iran’s official Islamic Republic Cunningham beat Karen for the 1983 title. The Associated Press the rest of the season.” The major league record for warships from Philippine soil. News Agency said the seven Chotiner collected three of Moriarty’s five hits in “ I will be in touch with Karen comes from a golfing family. Both her Veteran second baseman consecutive victories at home as Similar legislation is pending in the second game. Paul Gallo was the winner for members of the (Security) Coun­ “ counter-revolutionaries” of the BOSTON — Amazing ... unbe­ Marty Barrett jokingly agreed. well as overall is 26 by the New the House of Representatives. parents were well-known country club members M allove’s while Ken Hill took the loss for MB’s. cil and then I will decide on a Mujahedeen Khalq, or People’s lievable ... incredible. Those are a “ It’s like my wife’s cooking — it York Giants, on an extended Filipino sources say Washington and golfers, the late Wally Parciak and Isabelle D-Day,” the Peruvian said. Holy Warriors, were hanged few of the adjectives the Boston doesn’t get much better.” he said. homestand in 1916. has been lobbying against the bill. AP photo Monday in Bakhtaran, the pro­ Parciak. The latter lost to her daughter in the 1986 The secretary-general said that Red Sox are using to describe The Red Sox, who start bullpen After Clemens, 10-0 on the road The base negotiations, which ; finals, the first time a mother and daughter vied for BRIDGE TO NOWHERE — A lopsided Sculptures" erected as part of the once a date is decided, he will vincial capital of a western region their current state of affairs. refugee Wes Gardner, 4-1, but just 5-5 at home, lost to began four months ago, are the rebels attacked last week. * the club crown. Sports myriad begin consulting nations that With 20consecutive home victo­ against Jeff Russell, 8-3, have not Baltimore more than five weeks actually a review of a 1947 bridge to nowhere has been built on the Bavarian town’s celebration of its 850th The Karen-Kaye match-up was their second in could provide about 250 military “ Death to the Munafiqeen! ” ries, the Red Sox can tie the club lost a game at home since June 24, ago, the Red Sox rebounded with agreement giving the Americans shore of the Inn River in the West anniversary. German artist Peter the crowd chanted, substituting Club Champion play. Karen edged Kaye in 1981 to observers to monitor the truce record with another tonight when ace right-hander Roger two victories over the Orioles. right to operate military bases in German town of Wasserburg. The record her first crown. has fans on go Schwenk designed the whimsical and troop withdrawal. the Farsi word meaning hypo­ against the Texas Rangers. Clemens was beaten by lowly Since then, they’ve swept three the Philippines. eccentric structure is part of a “Street of crite for the one that means holy □ □ □ “ It’s incredible. It’s hard to Baltimore. bridge. Perez de Cuellar on Monday games from Cleveland, fourfrom warrior. believe,” said Joe Morgan, who Since that surprise, the team By Ed Schuyler Jr. held his sixth meeting with Protect yourself at all times is a warning a fight Kansas City, three from Minne­ Official news reports described has a 17-1 record since being has won 20 in a row at Fenway The Associated Press Velayati since talks began last referee gives to all contestants before a bout. sota, four from Chicago and four the seven as the remnants of a promoted from coach to manager Park. from Milwaukee. week. “ Marlon Starling didn’t do that,” local referee 4,800-member Iranian rebel force with the firing of John McNam­ In completing a four-game The turnabout has moved Bos­ A mural of the American summer sporting scene He has met three times with and boxing authority Sam Maltempo said of “ destroyed” in western Iran last ara on July 14. “ When are we sweep of Milwaukee with a 5-0 ton from nine games behind with would be done in rich hues. Put it to music, and it Volunt^rs help foster parents rebuild Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq week. Starling’s sixth-round knockout loss to Colombia’s going to lose? I don’t know. It’s victory behind newcomer Mike a 43-42 record to one game out in would be a jazz suite for an orchestra. Tomas Molinares last Friday night in Atlantic City. unbelievable, isn’t it?” Boddicker on Sunday, the Red the American League East. There’s the crack of ball against bat in stadiums, CARBON HILL. Ala. (AP) — Will and Mrs. Mayo and three other adults donated, but Wood said, “ if we get out for “ I agree with the referee. I thought the punch The Red Sox are a relaxed, Sox moved to within one victory With an overall 60-43 record, playgrounds and parks as big boys and little boys Verba Maye Mayo escaped from a fire with evacuated the children during Thursday’s $20,000 we’ll be doing real good.” Reagan plays down was on the way when the bell sounded. It’s hard to confident group. They’re not of the club’s 1949 winning streak. the Red Sox are 36-18 at home, a play for glory and for fun. their 11 foster children but their house was fire, but the heat and smoke kept her from Unless the housecanbeput upina month, hold up. Starling just didn’t protect himself at all worried that the streak has toend That year, with an awesome .667 clip. “ We don’t even need a There’s the thud of leather against bone as destroyed. Now, volunteers touched by the going back to get her purse. the state Department of Human Resources times which is a cardinal sin. eventually and don’t appear to be array ,'of hitters led by Ted miracle to win the division now,” Saturday’s — and Sunday’s — heroes get ready to couple’s open-door policy for foster child­ “ They may catch me without a driver’s might be forced to take the children away “ I knew immediately when I saw Starling go feeling any pressure. W illie s , Boston won its last 21 said Benzinger, who has a 12- impress a high school sweetheart or win a Super ren are coming to the fam ily's aid. license but that is all right,” Mrs. Mayo because of Inadequate conditions of their message from Iran down that he wasn’t going to get up. It was the first "W e ’ve got some young people games at home. But, needing just game hitting streak. Bowl. They plan to start clearing land for a new said. temporary home in a nearby house of a time he was ever knocked down. It’s probably what here who don’t even know what one victory for the pennant, the "Everyone is pumped up,” There’s tennis and golf and racing by horses and WASHINGTON (AP) - The house today. Russell Lyons, a Carbon Hill city council relative of Mrs. Mayo. Lebanon If the United States . he needs to realize that he’s not invincible. On the pressure is,” veteran catcher Red Sox lost their last two games veteran reliever Bob Stanley men and machines. And there’s so much more. Reagan administration says it Mrs. Mayo, the 65-year-old pastor of the member and retired carpenter who will “ We’re going to do our best to put It up in returned the assets. other hand, he may be a little gun shy, too,” Rich Gedman said, alluding to the to the Yankees in New York. said. “ It’s amazing, the whole Last weekend, a sellout crowd of 15,018 got in out received a private message from of the heat to watch a football game at Rosemont, Mecis Temple Church of God, and her take part in the house-raising, said, “ She three weeks,” said Wood. “ No deals,” Fitzwater retorted Maltempo added. likes of Todd Benzinger, Ellis If Gardner and his mates can thing Is amazing.” Iran, but it didn’t includd any­ at the time, reflecting repeated Burks, Jody Reed and Kevin III., men and women challenged Big Sandy on husband, a retired coal miner in his 70s, deserves anything anybody can do for her.” He said he does not want to see the Maltempo, who refereed several of Starling’s win the opener of a two-game “ From boredom to excite­ have been foster parents to about 100 thing that Iran hasn’t been saying official U.S. statements that Romine. bicycles at Spokane, Wash., others swam, peddled On Monday, friends in this town of 2,500 children — seven girls and four boys previous fights, said, “ most likely the protest series with Texas, they’ll get a ment." Barrett said. “ People are children over the years, including those publicly about improving rela­ there would be no negotiations "The winning streak may end,” shot at the league record of 22 and ran in the Chicago Triathlon, women twirled people opened an account in the Bank of ranging from age six months to 11 years — (from Starling’s camp) will be ruled out and a excited. They’re more than ex­ who escaped from the burning house in this Carbon Hill with $65 to go toward building taken from the Mayos. tions, and the United States has with Iranian officials for the outfielder Benzinger said. “ But consecutive home victories set by cited. They’re ecstatic.” hoops and ribbons at Salt Lake City and men threw not responded to it. rematch Is likely. The defeat will cost Starling town about 45 miles northwest of the house. "Six of those children are in one family release of nine Americans be­ the bull at Laramie, Wyo. “ The thrust of it was that they thousands of dollars.” Birmingham. But Wood said a church has pledged the and we don’t want them to be separated.” lieved held hostage in Lebanon by In the Horizon Arena at Rosemont, the Detroit said the same thing in private □ □ □ Drive won the championship by “ So many people have been touched by help of a dozen men for two weeks in the The Mayos, he said, have sent several people sympathetic to the revolu­ that they’ve been saying in public beating the Chicago Bruisers 24-13. their lives,” said Joe Wood, who is helping building work. foster children through college. tionary government of the Aya­ One-time baseball and basketball standouts Walt Kiam out to excite Patriots — that any improvement in No parade was scheduled in Detroit. coordinate plans for a new five-bedroom Wood said the Mayos had some insu­ “ They live a poor life in order to do It but tollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Ford and Ed Kose will be honored at the annual relations would requre some BRIDGEPORT (AP) - For when you want to marry a turning around a struggling or­ J o k e s ^ ^ e , Arena Football has a chance of house for the Mayos and their foster rance, "but not near enough.” they make something out of these child­ West Side Old Timers’ Reunion. Ford was a fine kind of action” to pmve U.S. At the State Department, Mrs. Victor Kiam, paydirt isn’t neces­ woman. You have to propose to ganization is nothing new. b e c o m m y permanent item on the summer sports children. Much labor and materials will be ren,” Wood said. outfielder with the British-Americans in Twilight interest in improved /relations. Oakley said the Iranian message sarily in the end zone. her first before you get her to Kiam purchased Remington menu. '(M r o it averaged 14,096 for the 12-game League play while Kose led Manchester High to the White House spokesmen Marlin came late Friday through a The president of Remington accept." when the company was having season, while the other five clubs averaged 7,396. CCIL, state and New England schoolboy titles in Fitzwater said Monday. “ third party.” Products Co. has another kind of Kiam stressed that he is financial problems. This year. “ It’s a shot-and-a-beer crowd,” said Roger Neither Fitzwater nor State The Reagan administration 1938 and then starred with the Polish-Americans in score in mind by offering to moving closer to the final pur­ Remington expects to reach $300 Twibell, the play-by-play man for Arena games on Department spokeswoman Phyl­ had written a letter to Iran .State Polish and Rec League play. purchase a controlling interest in chase, having submitted all the million in sales. ESPN. “ People are here to have fun ... They don’t Canada airs TV ad against apartheid lis Oakley would dwell on the congratulating the government Site of the Oct. 8 dinner will be the the of the necessary papers for the National Billy Sullivan, the founder of take it seriously. It’s a serjous game, but it’s contents of the message. Fitz­ for accepting U.N. Security Coun­ British-American Club, an organization that NFL. Football League approval and the club, would remain as presi­ entertainment first, football second.” TORONTO (AP) - The flame There’s a public forum, film —Canadian proposals for coun­ Olusegun ObasanJo, on the mil­ water said it did address the issue cil Resolution 598, seeking a sponsored a team that ended the “ My expertise is in the expected an answer by next dent, be a minority stockholder A lot of other television-inspired sports are of a white candle is blown out, and premiere and exhibition of photos tering South African censorship itary needs of black front-line of the return of Iranian assets, cease-fire to the Iran-Iraq war Polish-Americans’ 10-year reign as town hoop financial end. That's where I week. and representative on the Na­ entertainment first, although their promoters are over a background of rhythmic and posters banned in South and propaganda through mea­ states. estimated to be worth more than and expressing an interest in an champions. come in,” Kiam said Monday at a He refused to reveal how much tional Football League Executive not honest enough to admit they’re selling brass, not black chanting an announcer tells Africa. Tonight, during a jazz sures including the beaming of “ There will not be dramatic $1 billion, that the United States improvement of relations. news conference called to dispell he’s offering to pay for the team. Committee, Kiam said. Patrick gold. viewers: "Don't let South Africa concert on the shores of Lake short-wave radio broadcasts into progress on any question here — froze in the wake of the 1979 □ □ □ any doubts about his intentions. In the purchase agreement, Sullivan, Billy’s son, will remain While the Drive was in high gear indoors in the kMp the world in the dark.” Ontario, thousands will be asked The frozen Iranian assets in­ the country from neighboring it’s not that kind of a meeting,” takeover of the U.S. Embassy in “ I ’m not a coach or a player but Kiam is not offering to buy as the team’s general manager. Oiicago suburb, about 3,500 contestants sweated it to light an anti-apartheid candle. clude military equipment and If Greater Hartford Twilight Baseball League The television spot, paid for by states. Clark said Monday, explaining Tehran. I want to give New England Sullivan Stadium in Foxboro, Kiam indicated that he would out for $15,000 in prize money in the Qiicago edition Those at home are invited to put a some funds in American bank officials pass up naming Moriarty Brothers’ the Canadian government, is the —A review of the effectiveness that any recommendations must Fitzwater said the message accounts. Patriots fans a team to be excited Mass., the home of the Patriots. welcome other investors into the of the U.S. Triathlon Series, made up of a only state-sponsored message of candle in their window. go to the entire 49-nation Com­ pitcher Dave Bidwell the 1988 most valuable about. I want them to be excited However, the team has con­ Patriots before the final sale. of economic sanctions against indicated the United States would Many of the assets were re­ 1.5-kilometer swim, a 40-kilometer bicycle race and monwealth, which meets again in player, it would be a crime. Bidwell has racked up tracted to play this season in its kind ever used to fight “ We think we can make a South Africa and ways to broaden be expected to move on the assets leased in January 1981, as Iran about coming out to the Fran Murray, a Philadelphia a lO-kilometer run. Malaysia next year. eight straight decisions, four of which have been stadium.” Foxboro. Kiam emphasized that businessman who had loaned the apartheid. difference,” said Foreign Minis­ them. issue or “ some other quid pro quo freed the Americans embassy Sounds like a wonderful way to spend a sweltering The foreign ministers’ commit­ shutouts. Kiam entered an agreement to the Patriots will remain in the Sullivan family $21 million, held It’s being broadcast in Toronto ter Joe Clark, referring to the kind of movement, which we are hostages after a 444-day ordeal. A day. dominance Canada gives to the —A study of Pretoria’s interna­ tee was established at the last not prepared to do.” Bidwell has keyed the MB’s 26th league buy the controlling interest in the Boston area regardless. an option to buy the team. as part of a "ReUndle the Light” tional financial links, including special tribunal in The Hague, The cyclists challenging each other. Big Sandy South African issue in its foreign Commonwealth summit in Van­ Last week, Hashemi Rafsan- championship. ° financially traubM Patriots last Kiam said he wants to buy the Paul Fireman, chairman of festival surrounding a meeting of gold sales, continued access to which arbitrated claims by the and some other hills around Spokane were policy. couver in October 1987, and jani, the speaker of Iran’s parlia­ Wh^t a difference a year makes. A year ago. week, and he said Monday he’s Patriots because he specializes in Reebok International Inc., the eight Commonwealth foreign loans and the effects of corporate two governments, has jurisdic­ competing in the Olympic Road-Racing Trials. envoys taking part come from ment and acting commander-in­ Manager Gene Johnson’s MB’s were also-rans “ in this for the long haul.” turning around organizations athletic shoe company, had ministers that starts today and The two-day meeting of the divestment from South Africa. tion over the assets that remain Hoops whirled and ribbons twiried at the Olympic Australia, Canada, Guyana, In­ chief of Iranian armed forces, when the pitching wasn’t consistent. A year later, “ I ’m committed to making this with financial problems and he’s reached an agreement with the wiil examine ways to combat special committee of foreign frozen, Iran has petitioned that trials for rhythmic gymnastics, an event that was —And a report by Nigeria’s dia, Nigeria, Tanzania, Zambia practically the same mound staff has been deal,” Kiam said. “ We’re taking a football fan. said he would help obtain the tribunal for return of those Sullivans in March to buy the an exhibition at the Los Angeles Games, but will be a white rule In South Africa. ministers will consider: form er head of state, Maj. Gen. and Zimbabwe. release of American hostages in assets. brilliant. this one step at a time. It’s like For the 60-year-old executive. team for $82 million. medal sport at Seoul. Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Tuesday, Aug. 2. 1988 Thompson Tourneys to MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1988 —■ I 3 upset with SPORTS Covert is out openAug.^0 IN B R IE F for six weeks The Manchester Rec Department’s ‘A’, ‘B’ and Annulli club champion government ‘C’ division slow pitch softball tournaments will By The Associated Press begin Wednesday, Aug. 10, at Charter Oak and Lon Annulli beat Tim McNamara 1-up V By Jim O'Connell ' » V. Robertson parks and Pagani Field.- last Sunday to claim his second Offensive tackle Jim Covert of NFL Camps The Associated Press Twenty four teams, eight in each division, will Manchester Country Club Men’s Club the Chicago Bears may be lost to qualify for the double elimination play. The Championship. Annulli previously won the the club for at least six weeks due tournament runs through Aug. 24. with 36 in 101 career T ^ ^ ‘basketball coach John title in 1984. This is M cNam ara’s second to back surgery as injuries began catches. Games will be 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. ° ^ j®. already had some Olympic logistics time as runner-up. He was second in 1970. to affect N F L clubs with a month “ It appears that we have some problems and it is his own government that has him The ‘A’ Division tourney will have the top four McNamara had a chance to even the still left before the start of the upset. teams in each the Central and East Divisions. depth at the posi­ match at the 17th green but missed a 2-foot season. tion,” Seahawks Coach Chuck Thompron told a telephone news conference on Games will be played at Charter Oak and Robertson putt. They both parred the 18th hole. Covert missed part of last Knox said, “ and that made this Monday that he has had problems with Artierlcan parks. The *B’ division tourney will have the first In other flight action, Steve Pyka won season with a bad shoulder and trade possible.” military officials concerning use of a gymnasium at and second place teams, and two best third-place other injuries, and he aggravated Ending holdouts: At Fullerton, an Army base in Korea as a backup facility. £ teams, from the Rec League, Charter Oak League the B Flight title over Tom Lowery. John an old back injury in his first Calif., veteran nose tackle Greg “ It appears to me that I have to get an act from the and Nike League. ‘B’ games will be played at Mutty won the C Flight crown over Dick workout last week, the Bears Meisner ended his holdout, re­ President in order to use a United States facility and Charter Oak Park and Nike Field. Varesio. And Arnle Landsberg success­ said. porting to the The ’C’ division tourney will have league fully defended his D Flight title with a win J, oI resent that,” Thompson said from The arthroscopic surgery will training camp after signing a Washington. “ I always get a kick out of people champions and runners-up from the Northern over Bob Calnen. be performed Wednesday. multi-year contract. Thecontract telling me this is our team, America’s team. League, Dusty League. West Side League and “ He’s probably one of the top reportedly was for three years. Pagani League. These games will be played at M. *1’ you’re ready to use some facilities. two or three tackles in the league “ I ’m happy to be back,” said We ve had more problems with the U S. Army and Pagani Field and Robertson Park. Starling to file protest ... and then to come back and Meisner, a starter for the Rams a mat facility than anyming I ’ve made a trip over to The ‘A ’ and ’B’ division finals will be played HARTFORD — Marlon Starling will have a thing like that happen,” year ago. “ It’s behind me. It’s Korea for.’’ Tuesday, Aug. 23, at Charter Oak Park’s Fitzgerald formally protest his controversial L ' ' i ' AP photo Coach Mike Ditka said. “ But I time to play ball.” Thompson has expressed concern over the Field with the ‘C’ division championship the same knockout last Friday night and will request have no worries about Jim night at Robertson Park. The Rams are left with four ’ starting times of the games in the Olympics because that he be reinstated as World Boxing BOXING ACTION — Albert Davila, left, battles with Miguel Lora during Covert. He’ll do whathehastodo. holdouts: defensivg_Jinemen • they will be played in a time zone 13 hours from Associeation welterweight champion, it their World Boxing Council's bantamweight title match Monday night at He’ll be back.” Doug Reed and Shawn Miller, ' television prime time on the East Coast of the AP photo was announced. The Forum in Inglewood, Calif. Lora won a unanimous 12-round decision. Hogeboom hurt, too: Quarter­ tight end Greg Baty and guard United States. That means for the game to start at 9 HAPPY PIRATES — Teammates greet inning Monday night at Shea Stadium. Starling met with consultant Mort back Gary Hogeboom left the Tom Newberry. p.m. in the eastern United States, it would have to Indianapolis (Holts camp with a Offensive tackle Eric Moore, start at 8 a.m. in Seoul. Pittsburgh’s Mike LaValliere after he hit The Pirates salvaged the finale of a Gambling foes Sharnik and attorney Edward Rosenberg Top three will play Rangers, Nords In deal in Hartford Monday to dratyalp protest strained tendon in his elbow. the ' first-round He has made trips to Seoul to make sure a two-run homer off New York Mets’ four-game series, 7-2. “ I don’t foresee a problem.” papers to be filed with the WBA. .MELBOURNE, Australia — Ivan Lendl. NEW YORK — Center Walt Poddubny, draft pick out of Indiana, ended everyming would go smoothly and securing pitcher Dwight Gooden in the sixth Coach Ron Meyer said. “ But his holdout, agreeing to a con­ Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg and the New York Rangers’ top scorer last practice facilities was a big part of those trips. whenever it’s a quarterback’s tract that included an $800,000 get recourse defending champion Mats Wilander — the season, was traded to the Quebec ' “ The gym was a backup; it was not the primary world’s top three players — say they will throwing arm, there is concern.” signing bonus. The contract is for place we would practice,’’ Thompson said, his voice ^helton in Switzerland Nordiques on Monday as part of a play in the 1989 Australian Open. Tennis Hogeboom, who missed 21 four years and is worth $1,915 starting to rise. “ What we wanted to do was know Form er East Catholic High and five-player deal. By Beth Campbell Australia president Brian Tobin games the past two seasons million. what we could do if the main practice facility that Pirates salvage finale, University of Connecticut basketball The Rangers sent Poddubny. The Associated Press announced Monday. because of injuries, actually Trimming rosters: At Oxnard, had been assigned to us had fallen apart. At least we standout Joe Whelton has accepted a defensemen Bruce Bell and Jari y might have injured the elbow in Calif., the Los Angeles Raiders Tobin said the tournament would offer would have had somewhere to go — and it was a US. coaching position in the Switzerland Gronstrand and a fourth-rouitd-1989_dra^ >ractice Saturday, the club said. cut eight players, including 11- LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Motorists who don’t like $2.4 million in prize money, an increase of m ilitary base for 45 minutes a day — without an act basketball league. choice to the Nordiques for defenseman Meyer said Hogeboom still year veteran offensive guard of Congress.’ ’ driving around with an advertisement for Churchill around 33 percent over this year’s purse. Downs on their license tags have a new legal The East Hartford native for the past Normand Rochefort and center Jason might be able to play in Satur­ Mickey Marvin, Marvin, 32, was Thompson gave no further details of which still in striking distance "W e now have a tournament where the LaFreniere. alternative. four years coached Manchester United in day’s preseason opener at Tampa one of only seven Raiders remain­ ' m ilitary base was involved or how the situation was world’s best players are competing at the The twin spires which frame Kentucky license the English Professional League. He just Poddubny had 38 goals and 50 assists for Bay. ing from the team which moved being resolved. ~ By Ben Walker world’s best facilities.” Tobin said. “ We plates can be covered with decals available from completed his duties as coach of the Great the Rangers last season. He played for Turner traded: The Seattle Sea- south from Oakland after the 1981 Thompson on Monday also confirmed published The Associated Press are rapidly building up to meet the level of county clerk offices. The decals, made from the Britain team that advanced to the final Toronto and Edmonton before being hawks send veteran wide re­ season. He played in 120 regular- reports that Florida center Dwayne Schintzius was the other three Grand Slam tournaments.” traded to New York in 1986. ceiver Darryl Turner to the season games and 13 postseason NEW YORK — The Pittsburgh same reflective material as the plate’s background, eight in an Olympic qualifying interviewed by agents from the Drug Enforcement The 1989 Australian Open, scheduled to for an undis­ games, including starting in two fit on the upper corners of the plate. tournament. Whelton’s team placed sixth, Gronstrand had three goals and 11 Administration on the day he was released from the Pirates wanted to do better. Still, run Jan. 16-29, will be played on synthetic closed draft choice. Turner, 26. Super Bowl games. when pressed to perform, they Decals are free If ordered when registering a the best finish ever for Britain. assists last season, his first with the Olympic team. Rebound Ace courts at the National Tennis was a three-year starter for the At Thousand Oaks, Calif., the stopped the New York Mets and vehicle with the county clerk. Motorists who have Rangers after playing one NHL season for ’Thompsonemphasized the m eetingcam eafterhe Center for the second time. It previously Seahawks before losing his start­ Dallas Cowboys released 13 play­ stayed within striking distance in already renewed their registration must pay $1 for the Minnesota North Stars. had decided to release the 7-foot sophomore and had the decals. was played on grass courts at nearby ing job to Ray Butler. ers. all rookie free agents, to cut the National League East. Bell split time between the Rangers and nothing to do with his being sent home from the Giants sign Moore Kooyong. Turner finished 1987 with 14 their roster to 108, including 45 “ I think it was a great series. “ Some vehicle owners have a very strong feeling their AHL affiliate in Colorado last season. camp being conducted at Georgetown. receptions in 12 games, his lowest rookies. The .sad part is we didn’t come out about whether or not the twin spires should be on MADISON. N.J. — First-round draft In 13 games with New York, he had one “ What happened is that those gentlemen did come production since joining the Sea- At Flagstaff, Ariz,, the Phoenix there,” said Mark McDaniel, spokesman for the pick Eric Moore of Indiana ended a goal and two assists. to Georgetown University and requested to see with a split with the way we hawks out of Michigan State in Cardinals lowered their roster to state Transportation Cabinet. two-week contract dispute and signed a Franco cited by NL Dwayne.’ ’ Thompson said. “ They were able to see pitched.” Pittsburgh manager Rochefort, who played eight years with 1984. I The measure that permits the plates to be altered 81 by releasing free-agent wide Dwayne and talk to Dwayne after we did practice. It Jim Leyland said. “ But we four-year. $1,915 million contract with the NEW YORK — John Franco of the Quebec, had three goals and 10 assists in 46 was passed this year by the General Assembly and The 6-foot-3, 194-pounder has receiver Alfred Dorsey. The was not during practice. battled back.” r/ New York Giants Monday. Cincinnati Reds, who set a major-league games last season. took effect July 15. The move was in response to one of the highest -per- 5-foot-7, 169-popnd Dorsey played “ They were informed just as Dwayne was The Pirates, limited to one run The contract agreement was reached record with 13 saves in a month, was LaFreniere played 40 games with complaints by gambling opponents and those who reception averages in the NFL, at Nicholls State. informed after practice that we had made some on 13 singles in losing three times Sunday night and includes an $800,000 named National League Player of the Quebec last season, scoring 10 goals and 19 equate the twin spires with a state promotion of a decisions to release some people.” to New York during the weekend, signing bonus, Mark Mottaz, Moore’s Week for July 25-31. assists. private industry, one of the bill’s sponsors told the won the finale Monday night 7-2 attorney said in a telephone interview from University of Florida president Marshall M. Bowling Green Daily News. Franco appeared in four games and Criser announced last week an investigation of by tagging Dwight Gooden and St. Louis. • registered a save in each one. His No foul play In death two relievers for 16 hits. “ We had quite a few preachers in m y area and Dolphins’ defense possible illegal drug use on campus that may Moore, a 6-foot-5 tackle, signed the across the state who disagreed with the twin spires record-breaking save came Saturday SPRING FIELD . Mass. — A medical involve current and form er Gator athletes. Pittsburgh ended New York’s contract Monday at Giants Stadium and night. July 30, in San Diego and was his -fivfcgame winning streak and got on the license plate,” Rep. Chester “ Bud” Gregory. examiner said Monday there was no Criser said the probe was sparked by a criminal D-Elizabethtown, said. then reported to Fairleigh Dickinson at 12th save in his last 12 appearances. investigation in Gainesville. Fla., of drug sales and within fourgam esof the division­ indication of foul play in the sudden death “ In my area there were three or four preachers Madison, where he practiced in the Franco pitched 3 2-3 innings of scoreless in midseason fdrm in the area. He did not name the law leading Mets. The Pirates won for of former University of Minnesota but I was presented with two lists with over 200 afternoon, taking part in 10 plays. He also relief on the week, aliowing no runs on four enforcement agency conducting the probe. ju.st the third time in 10 tries basketball starter Mark Hall. who died By Steven Wine names” of people objecting to the design, he said. stayed about 10 minutes after practice and hits, one walk and one strikeout. Shula gave a passing grade to Schintzius. along with Randolph Keys of Southern versus New York this season. while resting from jogging. The Associated Press ’ ‘There were some county clerks selling truck plates worked with assistant coach Brad Ben.son. all three Miami quarterbacks Mississippi and Dyron Nix of Tennessee, was "This was a big game. We had But the Hampden (bounty medical for car plates so they wouldn’t have the twin spires Moore, who stayed at his home near St. who saw action. Dan Marino released after being among the final 20 players in to win.” said Mike LaValliere. examiner. Dr. Thomas Smith, said the M IAM I — The ’ on them, and that’s not quite legal. The decals are a Louis during his holdout. was the last of 14 Bucks sign Horford helped the Dolphins to a fast quest of the 12 berths on the team, which will defend who.se two-run homer broke a cause of Hall’s death was unclear and he defense against the run is in start, and David Archer led them way to get around that. You have a legal plate with Giants draft picks to sign a contract. Tight the gold medal in Seoul in September. scoreless tie in the sixth inning. M ILW AU KEE — The Milwaukee Bucks was awaiting the results of toxicology tests midseason form. That’s bad news to the winning touchdown with 88 no spires.” end Mark Bavaro. linebacker Carl Banks A spokesman for the University of Florida said R.J. Reynolds, who had four hits, signed 7-foot-l center Tito Horford, their performed Monday. He said the results for Coach Don Shula. seconds left. The new plates, which also bear the mare and foal and punter Sean Landeta — each a Pro Monday that the school would have no comment. and Sid Bream added RBI singles second-round draft choice, to a three-year In an otherwise-impressive 27- Veteran Ron Jaworski pro­ logo of the Kentucky Horse Park and the words were not expected for at least a week. Coach Norm Sloan was out of the office Monday and in the .seventh that chased Gooden Bowler — are the only veterans still contract Monday. 21 victory over the San Francisco duced only three points in two “ Bluegrass State,” began replacing the plain blue Hall. 28. was pronounced dead at 1; 46 and Andy Van Slyke had a unsigned. 49ers on Sunday in London. could not be reached by telephone. and white tags this year. Horford, 22, elected to enter the NBA a m. Sunday, a spokesman at Baystate quarters of action, but Shula also The reports of the meeting surfaced in Florida two-run homer in the eighth. draft after his sophomore season at the Medical Center said. Miami allowed 207 yards rushing. was happy with his performance. Gooden allowed 11 hits, match­ Churchill Downs President Thomas H. Meeker newspapers during the weekend. University of M iam i. Last season he The 6-2 Springfield native led the High The Dolphins ranked 25th among “ He made some good throws. ing his career-high, and four runs said the Louisville track had not pushed to have the Celtics sign Lewis 28 N FL teams last season in Thompson said an administrative problem kept spires put on the plate initially. averaged 14.2 points and nine rebounds a School of Commerce to three straight He had a couple of drops that hurt the three players at the Georgetown camp one day in 6 1-3 innings. The 16 hits were defending against the run. him,” Shula said. “ And there “ We were very pleased, obviously, that the BOSTON — The Boston Celtics game for the Hurricanes. Division II state championships before longer than planned. The camp runs through Aug. 6. the most against the Mets this San Francisco gained much of were times when our protection General Assembly saw fit to put the twin spires on announced Monday that second year No details of the contract were going to Minnesota, but got into academic y k season. its yardage by running outside. broke down and they had defen­ “ The evening before that practice, were the license plate,” Meeker said Monday. forward Reggie Lewis signed a multiyear announced. and other difficulties and never finished unable to get transportation for peopll^simply ” Doc did not have good stuff,” "Our linebackers had some sive people right in his face and it “ I can see a situation where there may be people contract to begin this season. .> college or played professional basketball. because (the man) who arranges that was Manager Davey Johnson said. » problems getting up the field.” was a wonder that he got the ball AP photo who for moral reasons don’t particularly appreciate • Boston’s 1987 top draft pick from unavailable,” Thompson said. “ But winning three out of four " I t ’s sad ... it really is.” said Mike Shula said Monday. “ Their backs off at all.” CONFERENCE CALL — Pittsburgh Pirates’ pitcher Churchill Downs, and I respect their feelings on Northeastern University played 49 games Bulls sign Vincent Martin, Hall’s high school coach. “ He Thompson said he talked to the agents before he isn’t bad,” were chopping us down, and Archer completed six of eight that,” Meeker said. “ If they believe the license in his rookie season with the Celtics and knew who would be interviewed. Doug Drabek. 10-5, pitched six Doug Drabek discusses matters with catcher Mike CHICAGO — Guard Sam Vincent and the could do anything he wanted with a that’s why we had trouble against passes for 74 yards. When asked shutout innings and won his fifth LaVailiere in the eariy part of Monday night’s game plate is offensive for them to use, then maybe this is averaged 4.5 points per game in the Chicago Bulls have agreed to terms on a basketball and he made it seem so easy. I their outside running game. “ We informed the DEA without giving names that a good idea.” whether his stock had risen. before you tell us who you want to talk to we have to straight start. Darryl Strawberry regular season. Three times during the new contract, the NBA team announced was always amazed at watching him “ That’s something we’re going Shula said there’s more evaluat­ against the Mets. Drabek pitched six innings of scoreless He said he was less sympathetic of the private let you know we are going to release three players,” hit a two-run homer, his league­ season he scored 14 points. Monday. play.” to have to work really hard on, ing ahead. bail, holding off the Mets for a 7-2 Pirates’ victory. industry argument because of the role of Churchill he said. “After he (Schintzius) finished his leading 2«th. in the eighth off Jeff Lewis graduated as the ninth-highest Vincent, 25, was a first-round draft because once they get the corner “ As we go through the presea­ Robinson. Downs and the Kentucky Derby in the state’s scorer in National Collegiate Athletic turned, it’s tough.” son each week. I ’ll make a conversation with the people from the DEA, I spoke here said. came in the bottom of the sixth economy. choice out of Michigan State by the Boston "We accomplished what we Association Division 1 history, leading the Fargis on U.S. team The 49ers had 14 plays that with him and indicated to him that (being released) Not this time. The Pirates, when Wally Backman and Dave Celtics in 1985. determination as to how to play wanted in this series.” Straw­ ’The cabinet got a supply of about 10,000 sets, at 36 Huskies to four straight NCAA tournament gained more than 10 yards and had nothing at all to do with his conversation which I desperate to generate offense, Magadan led off with singles. In 29 games with the Bulls last season, NEW YO RK — Joe Fargis. an Olympic the quarterbacks and try to give cents a set, to distribute. Ronnie N. Bingham, appeareacnes. four that gained more than 30. did not take part in and did not listen to ... The two berry said. “ We put two games on took advantage of Gooden’s high Vincent started 27 games and averaged gold medalist in 1984, and three of his everybody an opportunity to show our lead.” ^director of the Division of Motor Vehicle Licensing, “ They had some big plays what they can do,” Shula said. things are not related at all.” leg kick and catcher Gary Car­ That brought up Strawbei ’The 6-foot-7,195-pound forward was the 13.0 points and 8.4 assists. He had a horses were named to the U.S. equestrian The Pirates, who had been ter’s weakened arm to steal a who was batting only .207 wf_^ 22nd selection overall in the 1987 draft. He against our defense, but our “ I would’ve liked to have gotten ’The 81 fee that some motorists are having to pay' regular-season career-high 23 points team that will compete at the Summer hitting just .181 while ' going season-high five bases. Pitts­ runners in scoring position. He hit appeared in 12 post season games for the defense made some big plays.” Kerwin Bell in the ballgame, but for the sets goes to the county clerk, and the against Washington. He also scored 31 Olympics in Seoul. through a 2-7 slump, broke loose burgh was last in the league in the first pitch to the warning Celtics, averaging 2.4 points per game. Shula said, including two sacks it’s tough to plan on playing four Transportation Cabinet is absortiing the cost of points in a playoff game against Detroit. Fargis, of Southampton. N.Y., was South Korea before the Mets’ largest crowd of steals, but even had Drabek try to track where Van Slyke caught It. and a returned for a quarterbacks.” making the decals, McDaniel said. The terms of the contract were not For the entire season, he played 72 selected along with his horses. Mill Pearl, the season. The attendance of steal. available. touchdown. “ Our concern is that Bell, a rookie from Florida, Gregory said the idea of the decals is right, but he games and averaged 8.0 points and 5.3 Touch Of Class and Chef. 52,231 increased the total for the The Pirates wasted a bases- “I didn’t watch It at first they made some rushing may see action in Saturday’s thinks the way they look, without extending the blue assists. makes contact four dates to 199,547, the biggest loaded threat in the fifth when. because I thought he got It all,” Other riders selected to the team were yardage.” preseason game at Chicago. line that carries the county name, is “ awful.” Terms and the length of the cdhtraet- ever at Shea Stadium. Bobby Bonilla grounded out to Drabek said. “ But when I tu rn ^ Pincay is injured Anne Kursinski of Flemington, N.J., Greg SEOUL, South Korea (A P) — South Korea made a “ The one I ’ve seen down here didn’t look too New York, meanwhile, is not end the inning. But with one out in around, I saw Andy slowing up were not disclosed. Best of Flemington, Katharine Burdsall of move Monday to begin preliminary contacts with good,” he said Monday from Elizabethtown. DEL MAR, Calif. - Jockey Laffit hitting. The Mets scored only the sixth, Reynolds singled, stole and I knew it was in the Old Salem, N.Y., and Lisa Jacquin of Palos North Korea in a bid that could include the North in ballpark.” Pincay Jr., thrown during a midstretch the Seoul Olympic Games. eight runs in the series and relied second and LaValliere homered. Verdes, Calif. USTA double faults heavily on their pitching staff, the spill Monday at Del Mar. suffered a Kursinksi was an alternate on the 1984 National Assembly speaker Kim Chae-sun It was only the second home run Van Slyke, Bonilla, Bream and best in baseball. bruised lung and several broken ribs after suggested in the letter, addressed to his North for LaValliere, who was 3-for-I8^ Resmolds hit consecutive, one-out Olympic squad, while Best and Burdsall On Friday, the teams begin a Doumbia credits the tumble in the second race and will be Korean counterpart, YangHyung-sup, that working against Gooden until that at-bat. singles in the seventh that chased were silver medalists at last year’s Pan sidelined indefinitely. talks be held next week at the truce village of four-game series in Pittsburgh. “ You try to lay off his high Gooden, now 8-3 lifetime against American Games. In Burgin removal He was unseated when his mount. Seal Panmunjom. Gooden, 13-6, is scheduled to pitch fastball because you’ll never Pittsburgh. Van Slyke’s 17th heat fdr victory Three alternates also were chosen. They Saturday. the Deal, swerved into the rail. Pincay Assembly officials suggested a date between Aug. catch up to it.” he said. “ He threw home run came against Edwin are Peter Leone of Franklin Lakes, N.J., INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — head of the women’s division at “ Anytime Dwight Gooden goes me a breaking pitch and I got it” landed on top of the inside rail, track 11 and 13 for the preliminary contacts to prepare for Nunez and pinch-hitter Glenn INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — While piany other' Leslie Burr Lenehan of Darien, Conn., and Elise Burgin says the United Advantage. “ But Elise was play­ out there, you expect him to throw officials said. full parlimentary talks on a non-aggression pact Drabek gave up six hits and Wilson had .an R B I single in the players were battling the heat at the US Jan Scharffenberger of New York. States Tennis Association double- a shutout or no-hitter,” LaVal- ing Team Tennis and we couldn’t and other tension-easing measures on the walked one. His biggest jam ninth. Hartcourts championships, Yahiya Doumbia was The 41-year-old Pincay was removed faulted when it removed her from reach her. So the USTA went peninsula. giving it credit for his victory overninth-seeded Jay from his remaining mounts and taken to Walker on disabled list the Olympic team and replaced ahead and released it anyway. Berger. ' “ We hope you will respond affirmatively to our Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla, her with Chris Evert. We didn’t approve it and neither CHICAGO — Doctors believe Chicago proposal for holding representatives’ talks as soon “ I could play in 300 degrees. I don’t care now,” Calif, where he was scheduled to be Burgin criticized the USTA on did Elise.” as possible," Kim said in the letter, sent through the Canseco making news for himself Doumbia said Monday after his 1-6,6-0,6-4 victory released late Monday. White Sox first baseman Greg Walker, who Monday for the way it handled the Burgin, 26, has played a normal border village. The Senegal man earned his first title in Lyon ’ A preliminary examihation showed suffered two seizures over the weekend, By Ken Rappoport hit them out,” Canseco said. which Canseco also singled in a switch. Last Friday, the organi­ tournament sch^ule since the Kim said he has named 15 delegates and asked France, in February and broke into the top 100 fo r Pincay suffered cuts and bruises but has a viral infection in the brain. The Associated Press “ They come in bunches. Some- run, giving him the m ajor league zation announced that Burgin had French Open in May and did not North Korea to do the same for the working talks, the Bret time this week. A big smile crossed his face ‘ X-rays revealed the more serious injuries. The White Sox team placed Walker, who withdrawn from the team be­ times you go a week without lead with 86 RBI. Henderson hit miss a set in the just-completed, whose main business would be to prepare for full whra he learned Monday he ranked 98th after his is undergoing tests at (hirist Hospital in cause she had not fully recovered Jose Canseco hit 31 home runs hitting a home run.” his 16th homer in the fourth inning 14-match schedule far the Los parliamentary talks on various tension-easing UIrd-round finish last week in Stratton Mountain, suburban Oak Lawn, on the 15-day from arthroscopic knee surgery. for the Oakland Athletics last after Wait Weiss singled. Angeles Strings of Team Tennis. measures. Canseco’s 31 homers lead the disabled list retroactive to Saturday. year, but his accomplishment Salary cap Increased “ I had no knowledge of the The South Korean delegates consist of six major leagues. His two-run ho­ ’The victory was the third in the Last year, he qualified fo*only one Grand Prlx “ Doctors attending Walker now feel his ’The Baltimore native had been was generally overshadowed by tournament. contents of that release before it lawmakers from the governing Democratic Justice mer in the first inning Monday < last four games and, coupled with NEW YORK — The NBA salary cap will seizures likely were provoked by a virus selected last December to repres­ the extraordinary rookie year of was issued,” Burgin said. “ As far Party and nine from the three main opposition Minnesota’s 3-1 loss to Toronto, “ Lyon was a good tournament, but that is history increase 17 percent from |6.164 million per that caused a focal infection in the brain,” ent the United States at Seoul, teammate Mark McGwire, who night, incidentally, was the 100th as I’m concerned. I’ve fully parties. ^ of his career. improved the A ’s lead in the A L now. Now I ’m in Indianapolis. I can’t think about team to $7,232 per team for the 1988-89 the White Sox said in a statement. “ Walker along with Zina Garrison and had 49. Lyon,” Doumbia said. recovered from the surgery.” Rep. Park Joon-kyu, 63, a ranlcing member of the West to 6‘A games. The loss was season, the league announced Monday. has not suffered a seizure since his second Pam Shriver. Canseco’s homer against the the fifth straight for the White ^ r g e r said he never felt well during the match, ruling party, is expected to head the South Korean This year, Canseco is making The salary cap applies to every team one early Sunday morning and doctors USTA spokesman Ed Fabricius Martina Navratilova and White Sox not only matched his Sox. ^ Ic h was played In temperatures that topped 100 delegation. Park, a 1950 graduate of Brown some bigger news for himself except for the Charlotte Hornets and indicate no further seizure activity can be said the release was approved by Evert, the two top-ranked Ameri­ total for all of last year, but degrees at courtslde. University in Providence, R.I., once served as with 31 homers so far — including Rookie Todd Burns. 4-0, left Miami Heat, two expansion teams who will detected.” officials at Advantage Interna­ can players, had declined invita­ moved him within two of his “ Something was out of balance today,” said acting chairman of former President Park five in the last four games. after six innings, giving up six operate under a cap of $4,773 million. The club said Walker remains on tional, a Washington, D.C., firm tions, but Evert changed her 33-homer rookie year in 1986. Berger, who doubled over several times to ease that represents Burgin and many Chusg-hee’s Democratic Republican Party. Homering in his fourth straight hits, no walks and striking out In addition to the salary maximum, NBA medication to control the seizures, but no mind last week. The South Korean letter was in response to two Dave Henderson also had a big stomach and leg cramps. “ I didn’t have enough HOT DAY — Coming oft a weekend other tennis players. game Monday night, Canseco led three. Melido Perez, 10-8, took the teams also will be required to pay a longer is in a room with a monitor. He will North Korean proposals last month calling for a night for Oakland by driving in loss. carbohydrates in my body. It wasn’t possible for me win in the Buick Open, golfer Scott the Athletics to a 19-2 victory ove.r minimum of $6,690 million for player remain hospitalized indefinitely while But an Advantage official de­ “ In the past two weeks, the Joint session of tlje two countries’ legislatures to four runs with a homer and a to go out and play hard for three sets.” Verplank wipes his broW as tempera­ the Chicago White Sox. " A l l the guys are hitting,” salaries. The minimum amount ensures other tests are administered. nied that the firm approved the USTA failed to consult me or my draft a non-aggression pact and to discuss single. First- and second-round singles action continued Henderson said. “ Everytim e I that players receive at least S3 percent of tures soared into the high 90 s during “ Anything major is ruled out,” White statement. representatives at Advantage Pyongyang’s possible entry into the Olympic “ Basically, you get in a groove. tM ay atthe Indianapolis Sports Center, where the International regarding their in­ Henderson singled home two went up, there were guys on the NBA’s gross revenues as required by pro-am play of the McNeil Classic on Sox trainer Herm Schneider said. “ There Games in Seoul. Instead of hitting line drives, you clay surface was changed to Deco ’Turf II this “ The USTA sent us the release tentions to ask Chris Evert to runs in a four-run second inning in base.” the collective bargaining agreement. Monday In Malvern, Pa. is no tumor. This is treatable.” summer to attract more top American players. on Friday and asked for our reconsider her Olympic deci­ approval,” said Phil dePicciotto, sion,” Burgin said. — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 2. 1988

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John OssowskI New York .474 9 ROME (AP) — Martin Scorsese’s film “ The 60 42 .568 New Britan (Rd Sx) 38 67 .362 21 enhance the television they watch member them otherwise. the second source to get the picture-in- hod four hits and Brian Collins, Tom Boston 60 43 .563 1 M ondov'f Gomes Reports Last Temptation of Christ” will appear in the Manegglp, Gary DesJorlols ond Rich Cleveland 52 53 .495 10 Others just enjoy upgrading equip­ Once you’ve figured out the instruc­ picture, since the Doubie-Play has Brim ley twoaplece for the winners. Jeff Albanv7,Readlno5 Venice Film Festival, despite being branded Milwaukee 52 54 .491 10/2 Plttsfleldot Williamsport While both devices performed as screen, swapping big and little interview Monday from Venice. Kansas City • 53 52 .505 11'/2 ries: two "universal” remote controls infinitum. For example, they can turn and fin a l p la yo ff spot In the ‘A ’ D ivision Wednesday’s Gomes advertised, the Realistic is cheaper The Christian Democrats denounced tne Town Tournament with an 8-5 victory Texas 46 57 .447 17'/2 Albonvot Reading and a device that lets you watch two on the TV and select the channel with pictures, and scanning through a over Jones Landscaping at Robertson Chicago 46 59 .438 18>/3 NewBrItalnatGlens Falls pictures simultaneously. and easier to use. roster of channels in the inset. The movie in which Jesus must endure the “ last Park. Bob Ferron and Greg Johnston Seattle 40 65 .381 24*/3 Horrlsburgot Vermont the press of only one button. Or they If you’ve been hankering for the each had three hits ond Carl Ochinoand mwiHivT > w m v s Pittsfield at Williamsport Once, people just got up out of their Double-Play’s remote control works temptation” — making love to Mary Toronto 3. Minnesota 1 can convert the audio system into a ability to watch two teievision pic­ a John Odell added two apiece chairs to change a channel or turn on giorified alarm clock by switching it the P IP ’S channel selector and some Magdalene. for Lathrop. Dove DeMalo« Lou Desa- Oakland 10, CJilcogo 2 tures at the same time on the same other basic functions. rlo and Brett Jones lashed two hits Kansas City 5, Detroit 3 the stereo. Then came remote con­ on automatically at a present hour The Italian Roman Catholic organization apiece for the Landscapers. California 8, Seattle 4 trols. Now there are universal re­ TV, relax. Now you can with a $280 Reagire (React) also sent the festival’s O ily gomes scheduled and gradually increasing the voiume. While the device worked well, the motes, which let you operate the TV, device called the Rabbit Double-Play. director a telegram criticizing the film as Tuetdov't Gomes How do you bring all that conven­ You get the larger picture with sound small picture was somewhat fuzzy- West Side Clevelond (Condlottl 8-8) at Baltimore VCR, stereo receiver, compact-disd blasphemous. The festival begins Aug. 28. (Perozo 3-4), 7:35 p.m. Golf ience home? Just read the instruc­ and the smaller image, inset on the looking. And it was a bit sensitive to Edwords-347 downed Food for player and any other blinking box in Texos (Russell 83) at Boston (Gardner tions — a rather incredible 86 pages of screen, without sound. . airplane flutter. Thought, 8-3, at Pogonl Field. Tim 4-1), 7:35 p.m. your home-entertainment center Weeks and Joe Rotolc each hod two hits them for the CL9 and 30 for the Certain high-end TV sets and VCRs Minnesota (Lea 84) at Toronto (Clancy Their advantage is simple: only one Still, its biggest drawback is a hefty ^ r Edwards while Ed Rolff and Kurt 4-11), 7:35 p.m. Country Club Realistic. Then press the keys as have this feature, which is known as Heritage prompts roles Poternostro had a like number for Oakland (Ontiveros 3-3) at Chlcogo gadget to clutter the coffee table. price for a bit of eiectronic wizardry Food. directed. Mastering the CL9’s instruc­ picture-in-picture, or PIP. The (LaPoint 7-11), 8:30 p.m. MCC LADIES — Scotch Ball — Steve The engineers evaluated two mod­ tions is much like mastering a that serves a iimited purpose. You’d LOS ANGELES Detroit (Robinson 124) at Kansas City Pvka-Laurle Pvka 32, Bob Butler- Double-Piay lets you add it to any probably be beter of buying a second ( A P ) - “ La Pagsnl (Bannister 8-8), 8:35 p.m. Norma Martin 33, Jack Crockett-Elsle els. The CL9 Core, available at many computer program. The unit even television set. New York (John 83) at Milwaukee 'Crockett 33, Herm Dvorak-Maryls electronics stores, is priced at $199. comes with a small “ programming set. That way, you’d have two pictures Bamba” star Lou Allstate Business Machine trimmed (Birkbeck 85), 8:35 p.m. Dvorak 34, George Seddon-Chrlsta To make the device work, you with sound. California (Finley 89) at Seattle (Trout Diamond Phillips Strono Real Estate, 9-1, at Paganl Field. photo/Speclal the Herald Seddon 34. Four boM-Helen Muttv-Marv Jim Colla had three hits and Jack Burg, 44), 10:05 p.m. Colllns-Denise Klernon 59, Barbaio says he’s a shoo-in Al Watson, John Stonlzzl and Lloyd Wednetdoy's Gomes MIDGET GIRLS CHAMPS — The Torca-Agnes Romavko-Marivs for most ethnic Boutlller two apiece for Allstate. Ken Californio at Seattle, 4:35 p.m. Leonard, Marie Cosme. Bek row: Tracy Ovorak-SyIvla Stechholz 59. Low Net — MuraskI, Matt MIruckI and Tony Cleveland at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Comets took top honors in the Midget Eiissa, Vicky Wood, Ayelet Shamash, A-Agnes Romoyko 92-24-68, Kathy Dim- roles, thanks to his Laurlnltls each ripped two hits for Texas at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Modern margin for error Giris Division at KenneeJy^oad in low 85-1869, Edna Wodas 982873; multiracial herit­ Strono's. Minnesota at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Meghan Buckley, April Rudenauer, Kim B-Ruby Clough 99-28-71, Mary Collins Ooklond at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. summer piay sponsored liy the Man­ 104-31-73, Jeanette O rfite lll 105-31-74, Dr. Gott age — mostly Detroit at Kansas City, 0:35 p.m. Gould, Jill Danielson, Alyson Fink, Nike BImbI Tyler 102-28-74; C-Jean Buccherl . Filipino with a New York at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m. chester Rec Department. Team 101-33-68, Bev D IPIetro 10834-72, T e rry , Tracey Carangelo, Abbie Johnson, Peter Gott, M.D. little Chinese, Ha­ Reed Construction blasted Elmore members, from ieft, front row: Christine _M onaco 10832-74, Roth Tryon 110-3874; ■ is far too wide for some Associates^ 17-4, In the final regular- National Leaguestandings Jenny White. Rear: Coach Melanie D-Lols Rezher 112-40-72, Ann Salafla waiian and Span­ season game at Nike Field. Frank Upton, Kristen Meyn, Katie Medeiros, 112-39-73; Cldtre Rosetto 112-3874. Levich had four hitsz Glenn Dubois and Willford, Christine Parsons, Coach Jerry BEST I — Tony Steullet 57-7-50, Tom DEAR E No electricity, water, heat ish mixed in. Mowle ZImnoch three apiece and Dove East Division Kristi Pouliot, Karen Thieiing, Laura Meyn. Carroll 59-8-51, Erwin Kennedy 58853, ABBY: This is “ There are a lot A rchie Pearmon 57-853, Ron Rencurrel for about 15 minutes each day. Rutherford, Brian Taev and Mike W L Pet. OB in response to Adams two each for Reed's. Karl New York 63 41 .606 61-8-53, T e rry Schilling 58-853. Gross- E No telephone service or tele­ of blond-haired, Stanekf Wayne Miner and Lon Moellen- Pittsburgh 59 45 .567 4 Archie Pearmon 72. B — Joe Wall the letter from blue-eyed Athletics 10, White Sox 2 National League results 63-12-51, (Jary Wood 64-1851, W olt vision transmission for nearly 15 tlne each had two hits for Elmore's. Montreol 55 48 .534 7'/j Giants 4, Astros 1 the postal em­ out there, and good Final standings: Washington Social Chicago 50 53 .485 12»/3 Ferguson 6812-51, B ill M cK ee62-1852. C Dear Abby minutes each day. Club 14-0, Allied Printing 10-4, Reed Philadelphia 45 59 .433 16 OAKLAND CHICAGO — Joe Connors 64-1849, Ed Oulleo ployee who E Newspapers not delivered ones at that,” St. Louis 45 59 .433 16 o b r h b l 69-19-50. D — Joe M ullen 77-2852, M ike Odd symptoms Construction 8-6, Brown's Package O b rh b l Reds 4, Dodgers 3 HOUSTON SAN FRAN thinks that a 2 four times each year. Phillips said re­ Store 7-7, J&M Grinding 6-8, Evergreen West Division Polonlo If 5 12 0 Redus If 4 0 0 0 M Istretta 7824-52. Abigail Van Buren DHedsncf Ob r h bl Ob r h bl SWEEPS — A Gross — Archie percent error Lou Phillips Lawns 5-9, Elmore Assoclotes 3-11. w L Pet. GB 4 2 2 4 Lyons 3b 3 1 2 0 GYoungef 3 0 10 Butler cf DON McNEILL. cently. “ Butin my Los Angeles 60 44 .577 Javier cf 1110 Porls 3b 100 0 CINCINNATI LOS ANGELS 3 1 1 0 Peormon 72. Net — Tony Steullet rate is not a bad San Francisco Canseco rf Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 RThpsn 2b 3 1 1 1 787-66, Tom C arroll 78867, Bob Behling SEPULVEDA, CALIF. category there aren’t that many actors in the 57 48 .543 3V7 3 12 3 Baines dh 4 13 1 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl g o « r t 4 12 0 Clark 1b following meal record. That A Central Houston 56 49 .533 4V7 Jennngs rf 10 11 PosQuo lb 4 0 0 0 Daniels If 2100 Sax 2b 3020 4 13 2 74-5-69, Terry Schilling 78869. B Gross running." Cincinnati McGwIr lb Larkin ss .. Mltchll3b 3 0 0 0 — Wally Irish 78. Net — Joe Woll 52 53 .495 BVi 3 0 0 0 Boston cf 4 0 0 0 4 111 Woodsn3b 4 111 BHatchr If 4 0 1 0 Speler 3b kind of attitude Glenn Construction 11 was a T-0 forfeit San Diego 49 (iollego 3b Sabo 3b 0 0 0 0 8812-68, John Banavlge 79-11-68. C DEAR DON McNEILL: What Phillips made his film debut portraying winner over Forr's Monday night of 57 .462 13 1 0 0 0 Fisk c 3 0 10 4 0 12 Gibson If 3 1 1 0 Camlnlf3b 4 0 1 1 Aldrete If is ruining Atlonto 35 70 .333 2S'/3 Lansfrd 3b 2 10 0 Karkovic c EDovIs cf 4 0 2 0 (Suerrer lb 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Gross — Joe Connors 82. Net — Warren DEAR DR. GO’TT: About two hours after eating, I happened to your Breakfast Ritchie Valens in last summer’s hit “ La Fitzgerald Field. Phillips 3b 000 0 ONelll rf Rpmirz ss 3 0 0 0 Yongbld If 0 0 0 0 Howland 89-1873, Don Jardes 89-1873. D ffTWMuwy » 2 0 0 0 Gallghr rf 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Marshal rf 4 1 1 0 Blggloc 2 0 0 0 MIdndorf get strange symptoms. I feel very cold, lightheaded, America. A 2 percent error rate is If America’s manufacturing Club? Thanks for some startling Bamba.” Now he’s joining other young Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 3 Stenbeh dh 4 0 10 Guillen ss 3 0 10 Esosky lb 4 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 0 2 1 4 1 1 0 Gross — Mike MIstretto 99. Net — Hossey c Reedc Trevino c lOOOMelvInc 4 0 2 0 Marsh Levinson 101-27-74. weak, faint and very hungry. I get disoriented and completely unacceptable! industry condoned even a frac­ statistics. ’Tis said, “ Figures Charter Oak Pittsburgh 7, New York 2 4 12 1 Monrla2b 3 0 10 4 0 10 Dempsy c 3 0 11 Rvpn 2 0 0 0 Uribe ss Hollywood actors in “ Young Guns.” San Francisco 4, Houston 1 Hubbrd 2b 3 10 0 Tredwv 2b 3 1 1 0 G riffin pr 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 11 BEST 14 — A — Dove Anderson irritable. I also have indigestion, a throbbing How safe would you feel If 2 tion of a 2 percent error rate, it don’t lie, and liars don’t figure." I Weiss ss Pnkvtsph lOOOHamokrp 3 0 0 0 54-8-46, W illie OleksInskI 589-47, Bob ” I know that for a role like that I’m a Tierney's burled Acadia Restaurant. Son Diego 6, Atlanta 3 4 2 2 0 DJocksn p 2 0 0 0 Andesn ss 2 0 0 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 headache and stiffness in my neck. All of my tests percent of the aluminum used to O ily gomes scheduled Totals Collins ph Vonderkoll 58847, Jim M orlarty 52-5- would have even more problems say, always strive for perfection, shoo-in,” he said. “ It’s something I can do 12-0, at Fitzgerald Field. Poul Modor 37 10 13 9 Totals 32 2 8 I 0 10 0 MHtchrph 10 10 Totals 32 IS 1 Totals 31 4 9 had four hits, Brian McAulev three and TUtsdoy’s Games FWIIIms p 0 0 0 0 MIDavs pr 0 0 0 0 4 47, Bob Behling 52-5-47, Ray Evelhoch are negative. What can you suggest? make our airplanes was flawed, than it has today, and would soon but allow for human error. Franco p 587-47, John Lattanzio 53-847. Gross - automatically.” Tom Fortin, Mike Byom and Jeff Bortr Chlcogo (Mover 89) at New York Oakland 340 210 801—10 0 0 0 0 Belcher p 3 0 0 0 Houston 000 100—1 or if one car in SO was a lemon, or 2 cease to exist. I submit that the twoo piece for Tierney's. John Butler (Cone 182), 7:35 p.m. Chicago ooo 002 000— 2 RMrphyp 0 0 0 0 Oroscop 0 0 0 0 000 Bob Behling 72. B — Steve Pvka 57-14-43, SanFTandteo in 100 i n ^ Ray Gordon 5812-43, G ary Wood 57-13- DEAR READER: Your symptoms sound as percent of the answers in your U.S. Postal Service should re­ DEAR ABBY: You have had homered. Brad M iller collected two of Montreal (B.SmIth 74) at Pittsburgh (Some Winning RBI — Canseco (13) APena p 0 0 0 0 Gome Winning RBI — Clark (11). Acadia's five safeties. (Dunne 4-8), 7:35 p.m. , DP—Ooklond 3, Chicago 3. JCSonzIzph 1000 44, Earl Everett 581844, Steve Dexler though you have hypoglycemia. Although this column were wrong? No errors think its quality program or its several letters concerning the Philadelphia (Palmer 88) at St. Louis LO B —O oklo nd 4, C hicago 3 2B— Totals 31 4 6 3 Totals 32 3 9 3 Sc" Pfoncisco 7. 57-1844. C — B ill Leone 5819-40, A rt are acceptable! Di attends benefit ballet (Mogrone 14), 8:35 p.m. - *^»'vln. HR—Clark Pvka 61-20-41, Al Ober 59-1843, Bob ailment has been overdiagnosed in many people, it future may be very tenuous. quality of mail service. Can you Dusty Jovler. HR-Conseco • RThpmpson (4). SB—GYoung Atlonto (Smoltz 1-1) at Son Diego (31), DHenderson (16) Clndnnofl 000 (54). S—RThompson. W ollace 61-1843, Ted StepanskI 6817-43. is real and does affect some patients. In most cases I attended a conference re­ Abby, this is what we can stand one more? LONDON (AP) — Ballet fan Princess Diana (Show 7-10), 10:(K p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Lot Angelet 110 000-3 D - - Ray Perkins 61-22-39, Hank M urphy cently at Stanford University Word's Manufacturing doubled up on Oakland 71-31-40, BUI M cA vov 682840, Bel of bona fide hypoglycemia, carbohydrate-rich food expect if 99 percent is “ good For 11 years, we lived in the was the guest of honor at a performance by the East Catholic Athletic Club. 185, at Cincinnati (RI|o 11-5) at Los Angeles (Same Winning RBI — Sabo (6). (Leary 187), 10:35 p.m. Burns W,4-0 6 E—APeno. DP—Cincinnati 1, Los An­ Hauston HRERBBSO Schaffer 6822-41. triggers an over-release of insulin that can titled "Manufacturing in the enough” : small city of Palacios, Texas. Dance Theater of Harlem in a benefit to raise Keeney Field. Dave Hussey had two Nelson SWEEPS — A Gross — Bob Behling homers and drove In five runs, Steve Houston (Knepper 11-3) at San Fran­ 1 geles 1. LOB— Cincinnati 3, Los Angeles 6. RvgnL,8-8 7 9 4 4 3 11 abnormaliy depress biood sugar two to four hours ’90s.” George Fisher, president About a year ago, I obtained the money for AIDS victims. cisco (Price 14), 10:35 p.m. Honeycutt 1 HR—Woodson (1). SB—Gibson (18). SF— 72. Nef — Dave Anderson 788-68, Tony DubIckI and Rick Mllka each collected CorsI Dempsey. Andersen 1 0 0 0 0 1 Steullet 787-69, Bob V onderkoll 78869, after a meal. and CEO of Motorola, stated in E At least 200,000 wrong drug name and address of postal three hits ond Ed Hernandez homered Wednetdov’t Gomes 1 Son Frandteo Diana, 27, attended Monday’s performance Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Chicixio Jim M o rla rty 785-69, Tom P rio r 78869, Since "all” of your tests are normal, I assume that his keynote address that his prescriptions each year. ' department that Palacios station for Word's. Dove Dogle hod three Perez L,186 HomakerW,83 9 5 1 0 1 3 John Lattanzio 75-869. B Gross — Gary in London’s West End theater district to doubles ond Rick Morey and Mookle Chicago at New York, 7:35 p.m. 4 1 -rJ IP H R ER BB SO BK—Ryon. PB—Melvin. your doctor checked you for hypoglycemia. company now counts defects a E More than 30,000 newborn Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Willis 4 3 1 Cincinnati Wood 80, Bob Jones 80, Steve D exler 80. reported to. I wrote a letter support Britain’s AIDS Crisis Trust and the Carello added two hits apiece for ECAC. Pall 1 Umpires—Home, Davidson; First, Har- Net — Steve Pvka 8814-66, Len G lgllo few per million, and by 1992 hopes Philadelphia of St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. 0 1 DJockson W,14-5 7 vev^Second, C ra ^ o rd ; Third, RIpplev. However, in the event that he or she didn’t, you babies accidentally dropped by commending them on their ex­ dance company’s scholarship program. Atlonto at Son Diego, 10:05 p.m. WP—Willis. BK—Burns 3. FWIIIIoms 2-3 81-1867, Roger Macalone 81-1467. C should have a blood glucose determination — and a to be counting defects per billion. doctors/nurses each year. ceptionally good service, as weli Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Umpires—Home,Merrill; First,Cooney; Franco Gross — Al Ober 83, W alt Pyko 83. N et— She was greeted by the American dance 0 The goal is 99.997 percent defect- E Unsafe drinking water al­ Second, Brinkman; Third, Welke RMurphy S,2 1 1-3 Pat W InorskI 81-1866, A rt Pvka 882868, serum insulin ievel — checked at the time you are as the courtesy of their em­ company’s founder, Arthur Mitchell, and T—2:52. A—18,712. Lot Angelet (taorge McNIff 882868, Ted StepanskI having your most intense symptoms. This will rule free product. most four days each year. ployees. Later on I asked one of 8817-68. D Gross — Nick D IPIetro 91. principal dancer, Yvonne Hall, to kick off the Little League' American League results Belcher 71-3 in — or out — the diagnosis. Orosco 0 Net - - Ray Perkins 89-22-67, Hank the employees if she had ever troupe’s three-week visit to Britain. Reyals5,Tiger83 APena L,44 1 2-3 M urphy 101-31-70, B ill M cA voy 9828-70. Other metabolic and emotional problems could heard of my commendation. She Blue Jays 3. Twins 1 proscopltchedtolbatterlnfhe8th,Franco American League leaders FOUR BALL — Bill McKe^BIII cause your symptoms. For example, certain forms said she had not. pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Tomklel-Jack Shea-Dave Marsholl plus Intra-Town Little League M, Sergio Sartorl-JIm Breen-Art Pvko- Data Bank DETROIT KANSAS CITY WP—DJockson. BK—Fronco. of liver disease can produce weakness, faintness What a shame the employees Police cancel protest MINNESOTA TORONTO Umpires—Home, Toto; Rrst, Davis; Batting Terrv Doolady plus 21, Bill Moron-Ray Manchester National Little League Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Bated on 313 at Baft. (xOrdon-Bob Bonde-Ron Horpole plus and hunger: depression may masquerade as have to answer to the criticism All-Stars swept a best-of-three series In obrhbl obrhbl It 4 1 1 0 WWIIsn cf 4 12 1 Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Dorllng. hypoglycemia. Perhaps you have an allergy to CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Police from Gladden If 4 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 4 1 1 0 Whltakr 2b 3 10 1 Stilwll ss T—2:58. A—45,498 AMERICAN LEAGUE 21, Bob Jones-JIm GrIer-AI Ober-Carl they receive, but rarely do they two straight from the Monchester 4 0 1 0 G AB R H Pet. Engberg plus 24, Ray Evolhoch-Frank American All-Stars, 14-5, Monday night Bushrf 4000 Lee2b 4120 Bergmn 1b 2 0 0 0 Seltzer 3b 3 1 1 1 certain foods or food additives. If your doctor has hear the compliments. four states have canceled plans to protest at a Puckett cf 4 0 10 GBell If 4 113 Boggs Bsn 99 378 78 135 .357 Roberts-Ted Stepanskl-JIm Rafferty at Leber Field. Corky Coughlin hod Salazar lb 1 0 0 0 Brett 1b 3 12 1 Puckett Min 101 422 Plus 25, Bill Zwick-Pat WInarskl-Frank truly tested you thoroughly, ask for a referral to a Thanks for letting me have my performance by Willie Nelson after the Hrbek lb 4 12 0 Gruber 3b 4 0 0 0 TrammI ss 4 0 2 2 FWhIte 2b 64 150 .355 HOSPITAL CLOSINGS three hits and three RBIs while Mike 4 0 0 0 Winfield NY 98 361 70 125 .346 LIpInskl-VIc Abraltls plus 27, Bob say. Helln singled twiceand Scott Schinblum Davdsn or 0 0 0 0 Fielder dh 3 0 0 0 DEvns dh 4 0 0 0 Trtabll rf 3 0 11 diagnostic ciinic at a teaching hospital. With country singer decided to give a concert that GoettI 3b 3 0 0 0 Barfield rf 2 0 2 0 Greenwell Bsn 100 375 57 128 .341 Behllng-Dan Sheo-Walt Kulpa-Tony doubled to pace the Nationals. Eddie Lemon rf 4 0 0 0 Bucknrdh 4 0 0 0 Brett KC 104 392 Senatore plus 28, Dave Anderson-(tary sophisticated equipment and a yearning to diagnose BETTY FITCH. will partially benefit law enforcement Larkin dh 3 0 0 0 McGrIff lb 3 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 13 0 BJocksnIf 55 133 .339 PInkIn added two bingles while Danny 3 2 2 1 Plrate87.Mets2 Mottinglv NY 85 356 65 117 .329 Wood-Paul Dutelle-Don Elgnen plus X. unusual cases, specialists in such a center may be MESA, ARIZ. officers. Carangelo, Dave Botteron, ERIc Dor- Loudner c 3 0 0 0 Compsn cf 3 0 10 Nokesc 4 0 10 LOwenc 3 0 0 0 Burks Bsn Lmbrdz 2b 3 0 11 Butero c 3 0 10 Brokns 3b 3 0 0 0 87 337 63 109 .323 able to provide an answer to your problem. Ing and Peter santos each singled. Mike M olltor M il 98 393 68 126 .321 “ If everything goes as planned, we probably Islelb ripped two singles and Keith Gagne ss 3 0 0 0 Totals 33 3 7 3 Totals 315 95 Totals 31 1 4 1 Totals 30 3 8 3 PITTSBURGH NEW YORK RHendson NY 83 325 75 104 .320 DEAR BETTY: Orchids to you won’t have any demonstration,” said Al Carinl singled to pace the Americans. O- b - rh b - l Obrhbl Trommll Det 87 323 53 103 ,319 for wanting to compliment the Julie Smort, Mike LIzotte and Bill Detroit 000 000 Bonds If S 0 1 0 Dvkstra cf 4 0 0 0 Home Runs DEAR DR. GO’TT: Can people be tested to see if Leavitt, president of the state Fraternal Order Renaud added RBI singles for the Minnesota ooo 010 000—1 emr on oil Tix-» employees of the Palacios, Toronto ooo 000 OSx—3 Lind 2b 4 1 2 0 Nunez p 0 0 0 0 wwni,nninne50Ta, Transactions they have been damaged by PCBs from of Police, of Nelson’s concert scheduled for Americans. Game Winning RBI — Seltzer (4). VonSlyk d 4 2 2 2 Sasser ph 1 0 0 0 24; McfSrlff, Toronto, 23; Carter, Cleveland, Texas, Postal Service. Although (tame Winning RBI — GBell (11). ^ D f—Detroit 1, Kansas City 1. LOB— Bonilla 3b 1 V Aug. 27. E—Gruber, Barfield. DP—Minnesota I 5 1 1 0 Bckmn 2b- 5 0 2 0 X; Winfield, New York, X ; Incaviglla, transformers? 79 V V V I Detroit 6, Konsos City 5. 2B—Murphy, Bream 1b 5 12 1 Mogodn 1b 4 110 TO ra, W; JCIark, New York, 19; Mc(Hvlre, ■(?) ^ your message did not reach them Summer Little League Toronto 1. LOB—Minnesota 4, Toronto 4. BJockspn, Brett 2. HR-BJockson (16). ^ Police nationwide criticized his appearance 2B—Barfield 2. HR—GBell (15). RReyIds rf 5 14 1 Strwbry rf 4 12 2 Oakland, 19; Snyder, Cleveland, 19. 1 ^ ^ ^ through the route you intended, Bolton defeated East Windsor, 8-4, In SB—Seltzer (7). SF—Tortabull. LV Ilrec 5 112 McRyIds If 4 0 0 0 BASEBALL DEAR READER: Polychlorinated biphenyls, or N u m b a ro l last October at a benefit for Leonard Peltier, IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO Belllord ss ______American League b ^ ( will this do? Summer Little League action Monday Minnesota Detroit 5 0 0 0 HJohsn 3b 2 0 0 0 Runs Bottad In PCBs, are a group of more than 30 compounds used Hospitals y an American Indian activist serving two life night at Indian Notch Park. Ron Morin Drobek p 3 0 2 0 Mozzllll 1b 2 0 0 0 (tanseco,Oakland,86; (taeenwell, Boston, uu^i'i^^9l5L."ilL™ SOX-Ploced Greg 1 « « ^ Viola L,184 7 83 7 2 2 1 3 Alexondr L.1(t6 7 JRobnsnp W a lkv, fir d baseman, on the 18dav in the manufacture of plastics, insulation and sentences for the 1975 slayings of two FBI allowed only three hits In gaining the Reardon I -3 1 1 1 0 0 Gibson 1 0 0 0 Carter c 4 0 2 0 84; B r ^ , Kansas City, 78; Winfield, New DEAR ABBY: Re the U.S. mound decision for Bolton. Shown 0 GWIIsn ph 10 11 Elster ss 2 0 2 0 York, 78; Puckett, Minnesota, 77; Carter, (flMbM list, retroactive to July 30 chemicals. All are poisonous and can cause cancer. 4 9 / agents. Toronto ^ Hennemon 1 (tattp Purehosed t ^ contract of James "Sap" Postal Service: Two weeks ago, I Boothrovd tripled for the winners while Stieb W,11-7 i ' i B 3 1116 Kansas City 0 0 0 0 (taodenp 2 0 0 0 Cleveland, 74; DwEvans, Boston, 70; They are not readily biodegradable and, therefore, 4 5 4 5 ^ » Morin, Chris Boothrovd, Max Schordt, McClure p 0 0 0 0 (taetti, Minnesota, 68; JCIark, New Randall, first baseman-outfielder, from sent a birthday card from Oak­ Henke S,19 1 1 0 0 0 0 (tablczo W,13-6 71-3 York, 68. Matt Maneggla ond Nick Rlcclordl also Umpires— Home, Coble; First, Den- Gleoton Wilson cf 2000 Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League easily enter the food chain, particulrly in water. V y each hit safely. For East Windsor, More 1-3 Totals 43 7 16 7 Totals 36 3 9 2 Pltdiing (10 Oedsiens) land to San Francisco — first Liz Taylor hospitalized klnger; Second, Croft; Third, McClelland. Farr S,12 1 1-3 . Nallenal League PCBs are usually toxic when eaten; however, skin Tougos tripled. T—2:22. A—33,206. Viola, Minnesota, 184, .800; Clemens, MB class mail. It arrived eight days ^ e x o n d ^ pitched to 1 bolter In the 8th, Plttstwrgh ooo 002 221—7 Boston, 15-5, .750; Robinson, Detroit, 12-4, DCWERS—Purchased contact can produce a rash. A toxicology laboratory later. NEW YORK (AP) — A fractured vertebra Gibson pitched to 1 bolter In the 8th. New York ooo 000 0 8 4 .750; Hurd, Boston, 11-4, .7X; Berenguer, . ' “ " " u c t of Jose (tanzolez, outfielder, can perform blood and urine tests to see whether a Angels 8, Mariners 4 WP—Alexander. goirie W nnlng RBI — Lavalllere (4). Minnesota, 83, .727; John, New York, 83, from Albuqueraue of the Pacific Coast Abby, eight days to travel a has forced Elizabeth Taylor into a hospital for Umpires—Home, Shulock; Rrst, Reilly; ■ . Bonlllo. DP—Pittsburgh 2. .727; Russell, Texas, 83, .727; GDavIs, Loogue. person has been exposed to PCBs. distance that I can drive in 20 rest and therapy, her physician says. Second, McKean; Third, Johnson. LOB-^ltlsburgh 12, New York 9. Oakland, 104, .714. «,5*^£Sjl!^'®fO-°'*'tLS-Purchased What is cholesterol and how can it be controlled? CALIFORNIA SEATTLE T—2:58. A—39,161. minutes! A 2 percent error rate The 56-year-old actress was admitted to St. Local Basebafl 2B— Drobek. HR—Lavalllere (2), Van8 me ^ t r a c t of Ron Dovis, pitcher. For more information, write for Dr. Gott’s new Ob r h bl Ob r h bl '■ ^ Ind out of 100 billion means every John’s Hospital in Santa Monica, Calif., last DWhIte cf 5 12 2 Reynlds 2b 3 0 3 2 (8), RRevnolds 3 (10), Bonds (12). S d w dlMWed^lbt Health Report, Understanding Cholesterol. Send $1 Ray 2b 5 0 2 0 Cotto cf ^ b a s k e t b a l l 1980 *81 *82 *83 *84 *85 *86 *87 year 2 billion pieces of mail go Thursday. She will require strict bed rest and Joyner 1b 5 12 0 Brantley If and your name and address to P.O. Box 91369, ■/.SSSSfo* Bu**‘***>oll Association Y sa r astray. That’s intolerable! physiotherapy, her physician, William Merchants Dwnngdh 4 1 0 0 ACXivIs 1b IP H RER National League leaders BOSTON CELTICS-^Igned Reggie Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the CDovIs rf 4 110 Bolbonl dh Pittsburgh multiyear contract. L.P. STEARNS, Skinner, said in a brief statement Monday. Bosley If 3 0 11 Bradley c 0 title. Source: American Hospital Association The Manchester Merchants downed Drobek W.185 6 6 0 0 b u l l s —Agreed to terms NEA graphic OAKLAND He said X-rays showed a compression Scully Motors, 12-9, Monday night In Armas If 1113 Buhner rf Rec Hoop JRoblnson 2 2 2 1 Batting with Sam Vincent, guai^. JC-Courant League Junior Division Howell 3b 2 1 1 0 Presley 3b Gott 1 1 0 0 BoMd on 313 at Bob. „.ty^0I9.N ROCKETS-Nomed John , fracture of the first lumbar vertebra had playoff action. Andy Buccino was the Boonec 2 12 2 QuInonssS New York NATIONAL LEAGUE ^ !!! S s ! 'oach of personnel. , produced lower back muscular spasm that winning pitcher In relief. Dave White, Polldor ss 4 10 0 (iooden L.13-6 61-3 11 4 4 O AB BUCKS-SIgned Tito- Paul Kirby and Mark Massaro had key Totals 8 812 8 Totate 14 410 4 Northern DIvlalon McClure 20 0 0 0 GPerry All required the hospitalization. hits for the Merchants. Manchester Nuiwz 2 5 3 3 Dawson Chi SUNS—Slixied Andrew Lang, Is it possible to predetermine a child’s sex? visits Sim sbury Wednesday a t 5:30 p.m. CoHtanria eoo I X 230-8 Red’s Revenge 68 (Joe Maher 22, B ill wtiiM" nwiliVr vTiniurnSe n (taloraga Mon In auarterfinal action. *«|»«e , 001 010 082—« Anderson 14, Mark MIstretta 9, Craig Second, Halllon; Third, Runge. Palmeiro Chi Sax LA li'NeS-Sloned Ricky Game Winning RBI — DWhIte (5). Kearney 8), Shockers 64 (Mike Doran T-3:15. A—58X1. DEAR DR. REI- husband’s semen, separating the boy DEAR READER: Our library . pP^Mfornla Z Seattle Z 15, Rob Smith 18 Joe Smith 12). Red's McGee StL SEATTLE SUPERSONICS-Cut Henry Hamllsch named to council LOB—California 6, Seattle 5. 2B—Presley, Revenge won the Northern Division Gibson LA Turner, forword, and Michael Talt, NISCH: Could you sperm (those bearing the Y- found that little research has been Bosley, Bradley 2. HR—DWhIte (9), with a 81 mork. (taiynn SD please provide informa­ chromosome) from the girl sperm done on what people do after sex. WASHINGTON Boone (4), Armas (6), Presley (12). RThopson SF •'^-S 'orw l Barf Kofoed,' tion on increasing one’s Radio, TV SB—Joyner (8). Bonds Pit guard, to a two-year contract. (bearing the X-chromosome), and However, some clinicians interested (AP) — Composer IP H R ER BB SO Eaatorn DIvlalon Bonilla Pit POOTBALL chances of having baby Kinsey Report using one or the other to artificially and pianist Marvin CaUfemta Padroa6,Bravoa3 Low (3)1 in this question have asked some of Wolff-Zackln 84 (Keith Wolff 21, Alan of a desired sex? We TCIork W80 10 4 4 2 2 Home Rut,. inseminate the wife appear to have their clients about after-sex behavior. Hamlisch, a fre­ Seottte Shihtman 16, C lark Finley 13), A fter- C h^rnuS ?i,5'h!:!r^ MlSrAklu and June M. Relnlsch, Ph.D. TONIGHT ATLANTA ^ ^ SAN DIEGO Slrweberry, New York, X ; Clark, Son k S S /? * r i v e r s ; W illie Beecher, have two beautiful some degree of success. They slightly Many of these clients reported going quent performer at Swift L6-9 62-3 9 5 5 3 0 ^rners (Matf Glick 9, Norm Boumick Frcmcbco, X ; GDavb, Houston, 22; 7:X p.m. — Cubs at Mets Sport- Scurry “•Thbl obrhM healthy boys and are increase one’s chances for one sex or to sleep after sex while others the White House, sChannel, WKHT 83 2 3 3 1 1 (tanf X 4 111 Tbonss Oolorrggq, Montreol, 21; DMurphy, Reed----- 183 1 0 0 1 1 Breakers 62 (Brian Spano 21, Geott 4 0 0 0 considering having a another. For example, one such 7:X p.m. — Rangers at Red Sox, M am aclay 14, Dave Rlrodan 14), Fred's Oberkfl3b 3 0 11 Jeftann cf 3 0 11 At!pnta,19; G Ib m , Los Angeles, 19; Bonds, reported feeling both more energized has been named by HBP—Howell by Scurry. GPeiW lb 4 0 1 0 Gwynn rf ’NljHioroh, 18; Bonilla, PlttsburSi, third, and final, child. It NESN, WTIC Umpires—Home, Roe; Rrst, Bremlgan; Auto 34 (Cory McGee 8, Bob Standly 7, 4 0 11 si®Tommy Du- laboratory technique claims to in­ and more relaxed. President Reagan 8;X p.m. — Yankees at Brewers, Frank Ley 7). D M rphyrf 4 0 0 0 AAorIndlb 4 0 10 wy iS l tlyo*' ‘••iwisive tackbt; might be nice to have a Second, Cousins; Third, Barnett. Thom enn 4 1 2 0 Lelperp N« S%18 ’*'■ H-lohiwon. Grlfnn ond Seen Woihlngton,comer- crease the chance of having a boy Variables discussed included the to be a member of Channel 11, WPOP T—2:25. A—11,584. WolN-Zackln )«lns division with a 7-0 0 0 0 0 rtfcord. D Jam etIf 3 0 2 0 CMorfnz If 4 2 2 1 bocks; James Hardman, guard; Victor' girl. from 50 percent to 80 percent. time of day one usually had sex the National Coun­ LSmItb pb 1 0 1 0 Ready 3b 3 1 1 0 Clork, Son Ffandsco, 81; GDavIs, Is there a certain time in the lease of an egg from the ovaries) So far, none of these laboratory (people who had sex right before their Benedict c 3 0 0 0 RAIomr 2b Houston, 74; S tro w l^^ New York, 72; A l2 5 ^ te ’''S9*™**'''or;HorperLeBel,. cil on the Arts. 4 12 1 VonSlyke, Pltfsburgh, woman’s cycle that increases the programs actually guarantee one sex Puleop 0 0 0 0 Parentc 2 1 1 0 Bonilla, Plfts- tll^ e ^ ; Derek SchmIfItahdLenSIrandlev, increase the chance of a boy, while usual sleep time were more likely to Hamlisch has M orrtnpb 0 0 0 1 Sanftagoc 1000 ' “ Rtt. tontreol, 64; kicker; Dewovne Terry, safety, and Chris chances of having a girl? What about having intercourse some days before or the other and all are expensive. If go to sleep than those who had sex at Sportlight Blocker cf 3 1 1 0 W hitionp M cfciS ,">-^lYork • 61; Marshall, Thomas, running bock. written numerous 2 0 0 0 Lot Angelet, 40. using vinegar douches? How success­ you do decide to visit a clinic offering some other time) and the occurrence Smmm pb 1 0 0 0 Brownpb 000 0 DENVERBITONCOS-Announced fhof ovulation (and then refraining until scores for movies Otavlne p 1 0 0 0 Kruk 1b 2 1 1 2 ____ P t t d ^ (M Decblens) pcw Remsbefg, pffenslvetackle, will return ful are the new clinics that offer this after ovulation) increases the chance such a sex pre-selection service, of orgasm (those who had orgasm to Denver after tailing his physical and Broadway Virgil c 2000 service? for a girl. Related theories include make sure you understand exactly were more likely to go to sleep). Tetab » 3 9 3 Tetab P lfls b ^ , 88 .WO; Knepper, Houston, momln^on with Phllodelphla. Traded musicals, includ­ . By The Associated Press flyweight Nate Brooks; light welterweight Charley n ^ . T l^ P e r r e t t , M ontreal, 183, .769; offensive lineman, to fhe using vinegar douches (or girls and what they are promising and the total Another factor may be an individu­ Highlights from this date in sports history; Adkins; middleweight Floyd Patterson; light Altanto Houston^ 1^3, .7&9; GModduXe ftaoenlx ( fin a ls for a conditional undl8 DEAR READER: Since the fifth baking soda douches for boys, and cost involved. MaHe/tiTre you are al’s history of masturbation. People ing “ They’re Play­ d o s rt droft choice. Placed Bill Leoch, ing our Song” and heavyweight Norvell Lee and heavyweight Eddie Pon y Winning RBI — Kruk (4). -WO; DJockson, CIncInnotl, 14-5, ofljflshta llnenfton, on Inlured reserve. century B.C., people have speculated deep penetration during intercourse clear about the success rate of that who have used masturbation as a Aug. a Sanders. E--lanb; risome are those programs that Allen Drury on the arts council. The council is the Indians to a 5-S victory over the Washington I ^2 n i I -j!fW -ONl-.E^NS SAINTS-Cuf Dave selection. Without medical interven­ tions to Dr. Reinisch in care of The 1987 — Whit Taylor passes for four touchdowns, Glavine pitched to 4 botferi In fhe 6lh. Atartinez (6), Padres. involve use of special diets, some of on mother or child. the chief advisory arm of the National Senators. including three to Gary Mullen, to lead the Denver WP—Lelper. Orndprff, cenler; Darnell Clash and James tion, one’s chances remain close to which may lea(l to a serious nutri­ Kinsey Report, P.O. Box 48, Bioo- Amorfeon Lo m u o M cKtarty, comerbocks; Thomas Squires, Endowment for the Arts, the independent 1952 — Five American boxers win gold medals at Dynamite to a 45-16 rout of the Pittsburgh ..tintalres—Home, AAorsb; Rref, De- llnebykw; Kevin McKinney, (rftaibi^ 50-50. tional imbalance and illness. mington, Ind. 47402. Volume of mail Muth; Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Ren- BellOS), Blue Joys; Canseco (31), federal agency that underwrites a wide the Olympics marking the first time that the U.S. no^i 4 DHenderson (16), Athletics; Jackson (16), A number of contemporary physi­ DEAR DR. REINISCH: Generally prohihits personal replies, but ques­ Gladiators in the first go flo^ 'lean Bopfl^, running bock; On the other hand, the new variety of Artists and arts institutions. wins the unofficial team title. The five medalists are championship. T—2:M . A-9,971. Royab; DWhIte (9), Boone (4), Armas (6), cians have suggested that having after having sexual relations I sleep tions of general interest may be Angels; Presley (12),Morlners. Darryl Hammond and Nov Young, safeties, laboratory sex pre-selection tech­ andJoeHopklns,wlderecelver. intercourse close to ovulation (re- niques that are based on collecting a for two to (our hours. Why? discussed in future columns.

t o W MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1988 — 17 **^^*-*~ O f THE WILD by Dumai E Crawford

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4 Heartbeat chart Answer to Previous Puzzle (ebbr.) By Jerry Buck BOTH AGENCIES published reports on the 1 Forest unit 5 Eye-cleaners The Associated Press fall season as originally planned by the 5 Migration 6 City in Nevada T V Topics networks. Although Segal was more optimis­ 9 0pp. of post 7 Eagle LOS ANGELES — Madison Avenue’s tic about the end of the strike, both executives 12 Extract 8 Hawaiian forecasters say the writers’ strike is unlikely looked for a return to work that would enable 13' Architect timber tree to have much effect on television network Joel M. Segal, executive vice president and the networks to get their new shows on by late Saarinen 9 Singer Harris standings in the fall. 14 Chalet director of national broadcast for McCann- November or early December. 10 Trick Executives of two major New York 15 Work like ___ Erickson, also sees tough competition for "I can’t make any predictions about 11 Feminine suffix 16 Recorder advertising agencies predict that NBC will second place. "NBC will remain the No. 1 individual shows until the strike's over,” 17 Thailand's EEANUT8 by Cbarlaa M. Schuli ; 18 Thing in law keep a tight grip on first place in the Nielsen network," he said. "If anything, ABC may Segal said in a telephone interview. "A ll bets . 19 Paid golfer neighbor ratings. have a leg up because of the promotion time are off until then.” 20 Away from the 19 Wages ' Betsy Frank of Saatchi & Saatchi DFS available in ’ W ar and R em em bran ce’ to Segal had forecast in the Mc;Cann-Erickson ( I LOVE FORTUNE COOKIES 22 WWII ares MINE 5AY5," you WILL ' W ERE SORRY, BUT WERE NOT wind B 0 A Compton, New York’s largest agency, said promote its new schedule. I think CBS will report that despite vigorous competition from \^ N T YOU, CHARLES’^ 23 bats and dogs B WAVE A HAPPY PAY.," IN N O W ..IF YOU'LL LEAVE YOUR 21 Cheers E N E F 1 T ABC andajCBS would be neck-and-neck for postpone its new shows until after 'W ar and cable, videocassettes. Fox Broadcasting and 23 Turn the page 24 Deuce B second place. WHAT POES YOURS SAY? NAME ANP NUMBER, WE'LL E E L 1 N E Remembrance’ in November." Ted Turner’s TNT the networks would lose (ebbr.) 25 Toothed wheel ^ c R E s T E D "It’s unlikely the sta'ndings wilt change ABC plans to telecast the first 18 hours of only a small share of their audience. He said TRY TO SETBACK TO YOU" 26 Take apart 25 Windy from our original forecasts, even given the Herman Wouk’s "W ar and Remembrance” the audience would drop to about 71 percent 27 Reporter 27 Pleasant t f 38 Imitated 47 Word on a fact there will be cut-and-paste schedules in miniseries in seven parts over 11 days in this year from 72 percent in 1987. 31 Inner (comb, 28 Puzzling events 39 Russian the fall,’’ she said by telephone from New mid-November. It advanced the showing McCann-Erickson predicted “ smash hits" form) 29 Chinese nurse towel community York. “ The pattern of network viewing is because of a program shortage caused by the 32 Late Yugoslav 30 Sleeps 48 Biblical prophet for ABC’s “ Roseanne” and NBC’s "Empty ' 1808 by NEA. Inc ' 41 Clumps pretty hard to shake.’’ writers strike. Nest" and "Dear John.” leader 32 Very small 42 Bark cloth 50 Undersized ZIPPY by Bill Grlimh 33 Entertainer 35 Shooting match 43 ’ _ Julia 51 Ear (comb, Sumac (Fr.) 44 Prod form) 1 C ^ M e * ^ 6 ftTWAy VirTA" - 34 Summer drink 36 Author _ Rand 45 Family C0M6 BaCiciiJ v-HEN SCdEPf KPREStlSf 52 Mao _ tung T V Tonight ^ M o e i t E H O M E HAJEM owf- I 35 Nervous HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browrie Hou<2, B(20' ." s t r if e s , So m e p e o p tc 1 2 3 Slpe APtiWGToM VA -• , spasms ( ME St i l l G o t PftIN K , 0TM€P PCoPtf . 36 Pronto (ebbr.) 12 5lOOPM Gl) Little House Years Some (38) M O V IE : 'The In-Law s' A mild- de la muerte de su padre en un academe, POWNPS OF 8eP0P..LlPFyNAltS [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay 37 Lettuce of the special moments in the Ingalls family mannered dentist becomes an unwilling un hombre decide averiguar si se trato real- £ /p p y m o s t iltOUMOCtWCK Johnstone. H A new eiifs 39 Epics 15 i are highlighted in this took at the long- cohort in crime with his soon-to-be in-law mente de tal cosa o de un asesinato Jean 66 UoMe... I t b c g t o p u e - TO TM' < 40 Inquire running series "Little House on the Peter Falk. Alan Arkin, Richard Libertini Paul Belmondo, Carla Gravina. [M A X] MOVIE: The Kindred' A young Sm e l l FOPC -'WHCPL Prairie." Features Michael Landon, Karen 1979. man discovers the gruesome secret be­ IB J d?) SC TV U l A C t / / curiously OF foarone"/ Qrasslo, Melissa Gilbert, Melissa Sue A n­ (41) El Extrano Retorno de Diana Salazar hind his late mother's genetic experiments. SOL IP I~ (61) Love Connection /• 41 Fork prong derson and M atthew Laborteaux. (60 min.) David Allen Brooks. Rod Steiger. Amanda m u T o Lo a f .' ■ C6i) MOVIE: 'Oxford Blues' A rough- ^ 21 Part 1 of 3. [CNN] Moneylihe Pays. 1987, Rated R. 42 Loyal 22 edged student pursues a girl, and at the 45 Stray dog [D IS ] Ponies of Miklaengi After the win­ same time, tries to improve his character [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [USA ] Hollywood Insider (R) 26 26 ter in Iceland, a young brot|ier and sister 46 Greek letter by joining the school's rowing team. Rob 1:35AM CD W il ShHner 49 Hyena's kin search for three lost sheep. Lowe, Ally Sheedy. Amanda Pays, 1984. 11:30PM C5J (61; Late Show (in 31 [ESPN] Sports Trivia [CNN] PrimeNews Stereo) 52 Makes same 2:00AM CD Love Your Skin [D IS ] Disney's Living Seas A tour of EP- CD C40) Nightline (CC) score 34 6:00PM ( D ( D m m N ew s ® Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ COT Center's Living Seas exhibit -- plus CD 53 Breed of dog d D ($1) Three's Company CD Baretta vice (3 hrs.) Titanic expert Dr Carroll Ballard, Mercury (5l) Honeymooners 54 Coup d' _ 37 38 GO T.J. Hooker astronaut Scott Carpenter and perform­ (11) To Be AnrKMinced. B2 65 Parched Cllj G im m e a BreakI Noll’s determined to ances by Simon Le Bon (Duran Duran) and ^ Diamonds Mike and Christine's old [ESPN] SportsLook Laura Branigan Host John Ritter, (60 agent needs protection from a woman '56 Baerlike drink terminate Grandpa’s relationship with a [TM C] MOVIE: 'Heartburn' (CC) Two CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Caeale much younger woman min.) who has conned him into stashing away THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A By Barry 57 Long times his money and faking his own death (70 married professionals encounter turbul­ [ESPN] Classic Summer WE CAN NEVEK 58 Existence (18J Rockford Files Part 1 of 2 min.) (R) ence when they attempt to balance career [HBO] MOVIE; 'Jaws the Revenge' demands with their personal lives. Jack Ni­ T H A N K . V O U (?0J Gimme a BreakI S2) f3d) Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) r THE STEAM WAS HARP TO 1 DOWN (CC) While staying in Bermuda, Ellen cholson, Meryl Streep, Jeff Daniels 1986. (7 ^ N e w s (Live) (56) Racing From Plainsfield Rated R. BREATHE.THCJSE w h o 5TAYEP J Brody becomes convinced that the shark BUILT ABOVE ITx^ (24) Doctor Who: The Dalek Invasion of that killed her son is stalking her family. (^) Morton Downey Jr. [USA] Riptide 1 Russian Earth Part 1 of 6 Lorraine Gary, Lance Guest, Michael Caine emperor @ N ew s (CC). 2:30AM C£) M O V IE : The M oon Is (26) Charlie's Angels Part 2 of 2 1987. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) '2 Discourteous [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Frerl Blue’ A playboy pursues a young woman (38) Quincy [M AX] MOVIE: 'Streets of Gold' An Hickman, Nick Charles who has vowed to preserve her virginity 3 Biological net­ outcast Russian boxer regains his pride by until her wedding night. William Holden. (41) Noticias training tw o Brooklyn fighters for an [ESPN] SportsCenter work (01988 by NEA Inc David Niven, Maggie McNamara 1953. (57) MacNeit/Lehrer Nevvshour American-Soviet exhibition. Klaus Maria [HBO] MOVIE: Making Mr. Right' (CC) [CNN] Sports Latenight. [CNN] Showbiz Today Brandauer, Adrian Pasdar. Wesley Snipes, A New W ave publicist is hired to teach a 1986 Rated R lifelike android some social graces before [ESPN] SportsCenter [DIS] MOVIE: 'Napoleon and Saman [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Heartburn' (CC) Two he goes public Ann Magnuson, John Mai- [HBO] MOVIE: Night of the C ra ^ ' A tha' Tw o children and their pet lion brave kovich, Ben Masters. 1987. Rated PG-13 TfiLeOFRUUA-. the elements in an attempt to reach a married professionals encounter turbul­ fraternity prank turns ugly when alien life- CELEBRITY CIPHER ence when they attempt to balance career (In Stereo) forms are accidentally unleashed on cam­ ' « , e w STOPPet? sH Am e^ friend's mountain retreat. Foster's film de­ CGwomy viphw cryptograms ara eraatad from guotatlona by famoua pooplo. pMt and proaont demands with their personal lives. Jack Ni [M A X] MOVIE; Klute' A detective's in­ pus, turning students into zombies Jason BUT 9TEAM ANP BCXUN6 MUP Eadt latlar In tfia dphar atanda for anotbor. Today't c/ub: 0 0Qub/$ C. but Michael Douglas, Jodie Foster. Johnny Whitaker 1972 Rated G cholson. Meryl Streep, Jeff Daniels 1986 vestigation into the disappearance of a Lively, Steve Marshall, Jill W hitlow. 1986 R&m iNEP. PEOPLE FLEP.' ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Rated R prominent businessman leads him to a Rated R. (In Stereo) . [ESPN] SportsLook Manhattan prostitute Jane Fonda. Donald 'OTQHEZO FDREJUA HE HWD [USA] Tales of the Gold Monkey QD News (RJ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Bang the Drum Slowly' Sutherland, Charles Cioffi 1971, Rated R 2:35AM DON'T ARGUE. WITH Me, YOU FOOTBVka 8:30PM OD («) Full House (CC) D J BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake PLAY 0UT6IDB! WHAT 16'ARENA RXyTBAUr A professional baseball player helps a ter [USA] Airwolf 3:00AM Qi) MOVIE: The Golden Eye' YOUNG MAN.i LEAH XDZADODZTJU.' — minally ill teammate complete his last sea and Stephanie enter the rocky world of Charlie Chan solves a murder and turns up son. Robert De Niro, Michael Moriarty, Vin show business. (R) Magnum, P.l. DAG,BLONDIE... IT WAS ) 11:35PM CD a gang of gold smugglers. Roland Winters, THAT SHOULD \ / ' AT ^ cent Gardenia 1973. Rated PG Mantan Moreland. 1948. GBEAT SEEING VOU TAKE A MONTH )( LEAST JVXEROEJ FEJVX V Z H D . (® Entertainment Tonight Actress Della 1 2:00AM CD Divorce Court TW O AGAIN [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Tough Enough' (CC) A Burke ("Designing W om en") (In Stereo) PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The biggest problem In the world could have (5i) Star trek [CN N] Headline News Overnight been solved when It was small. — Witter Bynner. singer enters a tough man contest and is (j.1) M ajor League Baseball; N e w York (JD M indpow er [D IS] MOVIE:'Belles on Their Toee'Se drawn into a series of brutal boxing Yankees at M ilw au kee Brew ers (2 hrs.. quel to "Cheaper by the Dozen" finds the matches that endanger his musical career, 30 min.) (Live) W y a tt Earp industrial engineer's w idow following in marriage and life. Dennis Quaid, Warren 9:00PM CY) M O V IE: Johnnle M ae (40) N ew lyw e d Game her husband's footsteps Jeanne Crain, Oates, Charlene Watkins 1983. Rated PG Myrna Loy, Debra Paget 1952 Gibson: FBI' (CC) A poverty-stricken [CNN] Newsmght (TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Barretts of Wim- [ESPN] Auto Racing; IMSA G.l. Joe's Southern woman struggles to achieve her [ D IS ] M O V IE: 'H ataril' Professional hun pole S treet' The love of Elizabeth Barrett ' Gr. Prix of Portland, from Oregon. (2 dream of becoming an FBI undercover ters in East Africa make their living by cap­ and Robert Browning transcends her fra agent Lynn Whitfield, Howard E Rollins hrs , 3 0 min ) (R) turing wild animals for zoos. John Wayne, gile health and her domineering father's at Jr . Richard Lawson 1986 (R) tempt to destroy their happiness Jcnnifei Elsa Martinelli, Hardy Kruger 1962 [M A X] MOVIE; 'Neon Maniacs' After the police disbelieve their story about i i \ Jones, John Gielgud, Bill Travers 1956 CD (40j M oonlighting (CC) A crafty con [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour 3 vict pulls off an elaborate identity swap monsters, three teens go after the vicious ■yt^Li'YAr [USA] Cartoons [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th, Part V msiK? I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME that lands David in the slammer (60 min ) creatures themselves. Allan Hayes, Leilani ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue Part 1 of 2, (R) -- A N e w Beginning' (CC) Jason's reign Sarelle, Donna Locke. 1986. Rated R. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee of terror continues as a new masked kKter 6:30PM CE) CBS N e w s (CC) [USA] MOVIE: East of Eden’ John (D Morton Downey Jr. brutally slays a group of unsuspecting Unscramble these four Jumbles, THOSE WOMEN ARE 1 WRONG, GUZ! ) WE MUST HELP C5J WKRP in Cincinnati (22) ^d) In the Heat of the Night Tension Steinbeck's novel serves as the basis for I'L L T A K E / ...SO I CAN PUT 'EM one letter to each square, to form teen-agers. John Shepard. Melanie Kinna T H E Y 'R E / t h e m .'HERE,TAKE this story of the troubled relationship be­ WHAT A GUY by Bill HoeM 'E M , A L L ( W HAT WHERE THEY CANT DO four ordinary words. CID r40] AB C N e w s (CC) mounts when a black businessman is ru­ man, Shavar Ross 1965 Rated R /W A Y /k N D T H E Y V U SIN G YOU .') O N E OF TH' STONES tween tw o young men and their fatl^r in RIGHT/ ANY MORE DAM/VGE/ 11 Jeffersons Part 2 of 4 mored to be romancing the married, white NEED US TO CATCH /W D G A Z E irJTO IT owner of a newspaper (60 min ) (R) (In 1 2:30AM CD a h in the Family 1917 California. James Dean, Julie Harris. DINOSAJJRS FOR THEM.' (20) Too Close for Comfort Raymond Massey. 1955. ------> YOU'LL SEE EWLEH Stereo) CD High Rollers □ (22) (30) NBC N e w s (CC) (24) Struggles for Poland (CC) Atroci­ CD Street 3:10AM CD N ightw atch Joined in Progress "l DON'T KNOW (24) Nightly Business Report ties commited from 1939 to 1945 during (^5) ( ^ Late Night With David Letter- the German occupation. (60 min ) Part 4 of I'AA C41) Noticiero Univision m an (In Stereo) WHO GOING 9 3:50AM [TMC] M0V(E: -Uncle (61) Love Connection ^ Sea Hunt Tom's Cabin' (CC) An adaptation of Har­ TO MARRY, GUY" ^ ) Dos Vidas riet Beecher Stowe's classic 19th-century [CN N] Inside Politics '88 ® Twilight Zone GUT YOU’ RE TYLFO [C N N ] Larry King Live novel detailing the experiences of a slave [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour More Real People at the hands of both kind and cruel mas­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Ivanhoe' An adventure­ NOT EVEN ters. Avery Brooks, Phylicia Rashad, Ed­ 7:00PM fj) Entertainment Tonight some 12th-century Saxon knight returns dD Gene Scott ward Woodward. 1987. IN THE Actress Delta Burke ("Designing from the crusades to find himself disinher­ [ESPN] Running and Racing W om en"). (In Stereo) ited and the woman he loves engaged to a GEMIFINALG.” [USA] Edge of Night 4:00AM [C N N ] liKTY King Overnight gluttonous man James Mason. Anthony m BROWDY (D C3® N ew s [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Nightmare on Elm Andrews. Olivia Hussey 1982 Love Boat THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom HOW THE BULL CD (52) W h eel of Fortune (CC) 1 2:35AM CD Street 2: Freddy's Revenge' (CC) The 6H0WED DEFERENCE [USA] MOVIE; 'The Awakening' At­ spirit of child murderer Freddy Krueger in­ (5) $100,000 Pyramid 1 2:40AM (50) MOVIE: Once Upon a 0 K «^ FM tufM Syndicate Irtc World nghtt reserved 13 tempting to save his child from demonic vades a teenager's body Mark Patton. 0C5/ TO HI5 MATE. Spy' A beautiful secret agent lures a com ­ (Tl) Cheers ^„AUP IM ^ forces, an archaeologist meets the super­ puter genius into service as a superspy Robert Englund, Kim Myers. 1965. Rated ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook KOHOED (iD Kojak natural head-on. Charlton Heston, Susan­ Ted Danson, Mary Louise Weller, Eleanor R. Now arrange the circled letters to nah York, Stephanie Zimbalist. 1980 CONCLUSION, M*A*S*H Parker. 1980 (R) form the surprise answer, as sug­ 4:30 AM ® Twilight Zone [ESPN] Women's Volleyball; MY OeAR- [ i : ■ gested by the above cartoon. (24) MacNeil/LehrOr Newshour 9:30PM 1 :00AM CD Sybervision [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 'WE'RE HERE 1 b (REMOVE A ^ l &OODMISF/ Women's Pro Beach Tournament From ( ^ Your Show of Shows CD Joe Franklin GOING- lethal 6UBS1ANCE FROM THE ? WHAT 15 ir? FRI&NDS,,. LET ME San Diego. (60 min.) (Taped) 4:35AM [MAX] MOVIE: N o w a y (38) Fam ily Ties di) TWilight Zone Out' (CC| A job at the Pentagon leads a ON? C0MPAHV5 VENTiLATkJN SYSTM | A s p e s ib s ? MAKE ONE' HE [HBO] Warning; Medicine May Be Ha­ (4® Win, Lose or Draw zardous to Your Health (CC) Interviews dD Matchmaker career Navy officer into a deadly game of RADON? Mo rse . 1HII06 (Answers tomorrow) and case studies on the accuracy of lab cat and mouse Kevin Costner, Gene Hack- (4D Prim avera ® Jeffersons (CC) man. Sean Young 1987. Rated R. (In Jumbles: NATAL BEIGE FRUGAL DEVOUR tests, the effects of hysterectomies and FERFEOTUY Yesterday's iSt) Nightly Business Report the interaction of medications (In Stereo) dD El Arte de Lucir Joven y Bella Stereo) Answer: He was chosen to lead the crew to outer [CN N] Inside Politics (R) OLEAP..., space, because he could be trusted to keep (ft) Star Trek [M AX] MOVIE; No Way Out' (CC) A '8 8 4:36AM CD l Love Lucy Ihls-HIS FEET jlN THE GROUND [CN N] Money line job at the Pentagon leads a career Navy [ESPN] Best of Scholastic Sports officer into a deadly game of cat and [ESPN] SportsCenter Am erica Contrasts in Guatemala mouse. Kevin Costner, Gene Hackman, [USA] Search for Tomorrow Now b te h tn ilM h . Jum M , B o o, No. 34 |4 M allab N lo , S3B0. wTilch tncluBaa p o tta o , [USA] Airwolf C” •fNl hBfMlitng. fre«n Jum bi*. cfo th lf M w tp s p tr. P.O. Box 43M . OrUndo. FL 03M 3*43M Sean Young. 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) Guatemala has fertile volcanic Includt yotir namt. axHtr*** and lip cod* and m§k* yotir ch*ek p*y*b»* lo N*w*p*p*rbooh*. 1:10AM [HBO] (MOVIE: ‘Chopping C D p m M agazine Featured: FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavee 7:30PM 1 0:00PM (D CD N ew s M ali' Teen-agers trapped inside a shop­ soil, a cosmopolitan middle class Bruce Willis ("Moonlighting"); a memorial ping mall are terrorized by malfunctioning quilt for AIDS victims. CD thirtysomethlng (CC) Michael and the largest manufacturing ecp ; ------sets out to renovate the dilapidated Stead­ security robots. Kelli Maroney, Tony base in Central America. Yet, (D Current Affair man estate in time for a housewarming O'Dell, John Terlesky. 1986 Rated R nearly half of the adults cannot CD (22) Jeopardy! (CC) party. (60 min.) |R) THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr 1:30AM CD St. Judes read or write and of every fOO /4 ?B N m Fo /r m y CD (5f) Barney Miller (jS) Police Story dD IN N N ew s LIKE ALU 9EARS, (It) INN News Morton Downey Jr. Guatemalans who die, about 40 ■00N61H»HI<5H UP GIVES! Dating Game jaiMCTREeS.. ME A F U a VIEW OF TOE ■ T h O U G t i T S ? - - F o /5 ( ^ Carson's Comedy Classics (19) Sum m er Showcase: The Pen­ are children under 5 who perish sion Cookie Jar (CC) John Palmer reports ® Alice because of malnutrition, says LAV OF TOE LAMP- I dS) Win, Lose or Draw ----- JO------WeAVBN'S BI^Nie, Astrograph on America’s over-subscribed pension [CNN] Newsnight Update National Geographic. (M ) Barney M ille r Part 1 of 2. fund, focusing on the A & P takeover. (60 (4f) Hollywood Squares min.) (Postponed from an earlier date) I ' M A o F dZ) Worid of Survival (R) ®D (iZ) P .O .V. (CC) A 1985 Oscar- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Care­ nominated documentary chronicling how [C NN] Crossfire fully review matters today before dump­ weekly demonstrations by Argentinian ing additional funds Into enterprises or [ESPN] Surfer Magazine mothers eventually led to the toppling of projects that have not yet yielded the the dictatorship. (oO min ) t h a n e s 8 - X ^ r t h d a y 7:35PM [DIS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ types of returns you’ve been ter ® Odd Couple anticipating. i WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll 8:00PM CD CBS Summer Playhouse: d l) Noticiero Univision Auguel 3 ,1 9*8 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Instead Fort Figueroa Drama. Charles Haid stars dD Star Trek of dealing from your strengths today, as an Iowa farmer who moves his family to [CNN] Headline News Exciting times are In the offing In the there Is a chance you will overempha­ a Los Angeles neighborhood heavily popu­ size your weaknesses. Why cater to de­ lated with immigrants. (60 min.) [HBO] M O V IE ; 'Stand By M e ' (CC) Four year ahead, both In the romance de­ young boys face a journey of self- partment and where your social life Is feat when you could enjoy victory? NORTH i-t-il CD MOVIE; 'Escape to Athena' Allied discovery when they attempt to locate the AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO^Fab. 19) People body of a boy hit by a train. Wit Wheaton, « ♦ J 9 7 6 3 concamed. A number of memorable prisoners of war. USO entertainers. Greek Bridge .adventures could be in the making. who resort to flattery could write their partisans and patriotic prostitutes form an River Phoenix. Corey Feldman. 1986. VJ74 own ticket today. Be careful if you have odd alliance on a Nazi-held island during Rated R ♦ AJ54 ;LED (July 2>*Aug. 22) Insignificant, -compMitIve Involvements with friends to deal with an individual you know from W orld W ar II. Roger Moore. David Niven. [TMC] MOVIE: Uncle Tom's Cabin' GK Stephanie Powers. 1979. today must not be permitted to get out' - experience has used this tactic before. (CC) An adaptation of Harriet Beecher Stowe's classic 19th-century novel detail­ WEST EAST maining jack of hearts. A spade ruff of hand. Don't lat things evolve into a PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) In certain CD ^ Who's the Boss? (CC) When Remembering situations you’ll manage your resources Tony's relatives from Italy come to Con­ ing the experiences of a slave at the hands ^10®® Install ♦ Q 10 8 5 ♦ 4 2 brings no glad tidings, since the queen serious test of orteHjpmanshlp. Leo, with considerable skill today, but you necticut for a visit, his handsome cousin of both kind and cruel masters. Avery VS V K 10 6 who holds what does not fall. So South gives up a treat yourself to a birthday gift. Sand for Maurizio falls for Angela. (R) (In Stereo) Brooks, Phylicia Rashad, Edward W ood­ your Astro-Graph predictions for the could also make some imprudent ward. 1987. ... and a ♦ 10 9 6 3 ♦ Q 8 trump trick to East. Declarer ruffs the CD Evening Magazine 4 Q J 10 8 ♦976432 year ahead by mailing $1 to Astro- moves that will offset good ones. By Jamet Jacoby club return and cashes his last trump. (iD Cheers 1 0:30PM (3) INN News Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box ARIES (M arch 21-Aprll 19) Unless your Since West must hold the queen of ® Hasgan't Haroet SOUTH 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be intentions are obvious today, others will dS MOVIE; 'Murphy's Law' A detectiva spades and is playing in front of the receives unexpected help when he sets out ♦ A K We quarrel mildly with North's U.8. ACRES by Jim Davit sura to state your zodiac sign. have trouble discerning your true mo­ S S O aada HoHywocad Free Gift, too! dummy, declarer can throw away the to track down the killer who framed him for VAQ9 8 5 2 raise to two hearts — an apparent un­ tives and might not be supportive ol [ESPN] Water Skiing: lntamatia)nal V N iaO (Aug. 2»-8apL 22) It's best not murder. Charles Bronson. Carrie Snod­ ♦ K72 spade jack in the North hand. When what you want to achievb. T o w From Shreveport, La. (60 min.) derbid. However, it all worked out. A f­ to take chances today doing business grass, Kathleen Wilhoite. 1986. HI.HONEV, f’/V\ HO/VIE I HOPE VOU WEREN'T (Taped) ♦ A 5 ter a series of cue-bids, South asked South cashes his diamond king and with people whose reputations are TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You can Order now and get installation of basic plays another diamond toward dum­ e T COOKING ANYTHING FOR better feather your own nest today by (5^ MOVIE: 'Zone Troopers' A group of Vulnerable: E^ast-West for aces and bid a slam. We see here a PINNER. I RICKEP UP A questionable. The way they may treat people caught behind German enemy lines 11:00PM (X) d) (P (SD Newt being a booster rather than standing cable for only »10.00 — a savings of over Dealer: SouUi deal requiring a certain amount of my’s A-J, he should remember that BUCKET OF PIRT ON mV you could be a reason for their unflat­ team up with aliens to fighr the Germans. Q D Koch on Call out front trying to direct events. Recog­ skill, and yet any declarer who can re­ West’s remaining card is the spade WAV HOME tering label. Tim Thomerson, Tinrtothy Van Patten. Barmy Hill 60% — and a free Summer Fun Kit nition Isn't as Important as results. (X) Norik East Soalk queen. So up with the ace of diamonds, LIBRA (Bapl. 2>-Oel. 23) Your mate 1985. West member who holds what should make GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Ba astute Qj) INN Nawa IV dropping the queen in the East hand could be a bit difficult to gat along with (S) (3$ Mattock (CC) Matlock defends a (coozie, sun visor, suntan lotion, frisbee) this contract. enough to read the signs today II friends Qi) Miaiion Impotalble Pass 2V Pass 34 and making the slam. O H, P E A R . today, especially If given a causa to be­ Vietnamese fisherman accused of murder­ Dummy’s king of clubs wins the W ISH V O U I give indications that their Interests are ing the town bully. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Pass S* Pan 34 lieve you are not cooperating as you @ Jaffarsona opening lead and South plays a heart W A R N E P fin e not in harmony with yours. Avoid strain-' Offer applies to new customers Pass 44 Pan 4 NT James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on should. (S) @ Nova (CC) Examines efforts to re­ N e w s (Live) back to his queen. When the ace fails Ing relationships. duce the likelihood of airplane fires and im­ with standard installation Pan S ♦ Pan 6V Bridge" and "Jacoby on Card Games" SCORPIO (Del. 24-Nov. 22) If you are Talking Sporta With Rod Michaud to bring down the king, declarer must (written with his father, the late Os­ CANCER (Jtina 21-July 22) You have prove survivability. (60 min.) (R) in cabled areas only. OOXCoblG Pan Pan Pan ' l l performing work or a sarvtca for anoth­ (S) Crook and Chaaa bring in the diamonds without a loser. er today, be sura the terms ara spalled the touch today for personal acquisi­ (^ MOVIE: '10 Rillington Place' An wald Jacoby) are now available at ® M *A *S *H Opening lead: ♦ Q He should play the A-K of spades and bookstores. Both are published by out In advance. There Is a possibility tion, but be careful that the methods innocent man is hanged for murder. Ri­ -niLlLiJlDi* that you might not be properly compan- you employ do not antagonize people chard Attenborough, John Hun, Judy SS PELICULA: 'El Haradaro’ Al heredar I f you don*t h a v e c a b le c a ll 646-6400 ruff his ace of clubs with dummy’s re­ Pharos Books. Greeson 1971. , M tad later with whom vou’ll be Involved una fortuna cuantiota. como consecuencia 1* — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 2,1988_n m a r k e t R E P O R T Economic index shoots up 1.4 percent CLASSffED ADVERTISING 643-2711 MM Rebounding indicators show recovery in no danger of collapsing

III By Martin Crutsinger percent. The biggest source of strength came The GNP, the total output of goods and Notices PART TIME HELP WANTED l.tM 'll! i||l>i|l| The Associated Press The June advance was the biggest from a 5.7 percent rise in stock prices services, grew at an annual rate of 3.4 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane's Answers s one-month gain since the Index rose in June. The increase in the Standard percent in the first quarter and 3.1 As 0 condition procodtnt to WASHINGTON — The government, the placement ot any odver- t e a c h e r . A rt, P art lull by 2.2 percent in December 1986. It & Poor’s index of 500 stocks was 'percent in the second quarter. HAIRDRESSERS TRUCK Driver. Con­ said today its chief forecasting gauge tltlnp In the Manchester He­ time, Parker Memorial SHORT Order cook. Mon­ Qalz oa page 2 MM- was the latest in a string of reports folio ..ed by a slowdown in business The Reagan administration, which rald, Advertiser hereby School. FIret and se­ Wanted. For busy shop struction Truck Driver day - Friday, 6:30am- DOW JONLS AVtHAGL of future economic activity shot up 1.4 DRIVER with established clien­ 1. Pitcher (Pitcher arm) August t. tons reflecting better-than-expected eco­ deliveries, considered a sign of began the year forecasting GNP agrees to protect, Indemnify cond grade. Working mutt hove clots I or M 3pm. Apply; percent in June, the biggest increase and hold harmless the Man­ tele. CaMjM7-9385 even- driver's license, clean 2. Coop HK3H Z.HS.18 nomic growth this year. increasing demand; an increase in growth for all of 1988 at a lackluster 2.4 schedule; Tuesday-full Coventry area Manchester Commun­ in 18 months. chester Herald, Its officers Ings.s.64»rb3«I days. driving record and be ity College. 60 Bldwell 3. Titag lOw i.iii.M The government said last week that plant and equipment orders; a drop in percent, is now forecasting growth of and employees against any day, Thursday and Manchester CLOSi Z.IM.tl The big advance in the Commerce the economy, as measured by the unemployment claims; an increase in and all liability, io4t or Friday- 'A days. Re­ WORKERS for poultry reliable. Long hours- Street, Manchester, Ct. 4. Berm around 3 percent, when measured research facility. Full hord work. Excellent 647-7507______CHANGE upl.n Department’s Index of Leading Indi­ gross national product, expanded at a building permits; a change in raw expense. Including attor­ quired for considera­ Heraid route. 5. Stall (of plane) from the fourth quarter of 1987. neys' fees, arising from tion; complete appli­ time. Paid medical life pay and benefits. Call cators provided fresh evidence that 3.1 percent annual rate from April materials prices and a rise in the Short Hours — 633-0543 for Interview. ACCOUNTS Receivable 6. (a) Hoot — Hollow tree (y) TWTf MTWTf ^ TWIfMTWTPMTWfr MTWtr M claims of unfair frade practi­ cation, 3 letters of and retirement plan. Bookkeeper. Full time. the current recovery, which has money supply. This is in line with the view of many ces, Infringement of trade­ (b) Caw — Scarecrow (z) 11______!•_ tl I through June. This robust growth recommendaflon, Con­ Great Pay! Call Arbor Acres HIRINGI Government Responsible, expe­ already lasted a peacetime record of helped to push the unemployment rate One indicator, orders for consumer private analysts, who see the econ­ marks, trade names or pat­ necticut State Certifi­ Form. 633-4681, ext. 258. lobs-your area. $15,008- (c) Whistle — Covey (w) ents, violation of rights of rienced self starter re­ 69 months, is in no danger of down to a 14-year low of 5.3 percent in goods, was a negative factor on the omy slowing from the 3.3 percent cation and College Call 647-9946 EOE. $68,000. Call (602) 838- aulred. Typing, calcu­ (d) Meow — Litter (v) privacy and Infringement of 8885. Ext 775. collapsing. June. index and one other indicator, the average rate in the first six months of copyright and proprietary transcripts. Contact; Ask for P 8 5 P l T to work with lator and data entry (e) Scream — Aerie (x) Economists said they were npt This performance was a far cry length of the average workweek, was the year. rights, unfair competition The Tolland Board of adult mentally re­ skills necessary. Man­ concerned that the huge Jump in and libel and slander, which Education. 875-9682. Gerlinde tarded population In 3 ual system. Send re­ from the recession that many ana­ unchanged in June.' David Wyss, an economist with may result from the publica­ Application Deadline, June’s figure was a signal that the to 4 person group sume and salary to; lysts were predicting in the wake of The 1.4 percent rise left the overall Data Resources Inc., a Lexington, tion of any advertlsment In August 12. EOE. home. Competitive RN’S/LPN’S Mrs. LucllleC. Vernotl, I^ H D M E D n n HOMES BUSINESS LABORERS-for concrete economy was in danger of last October’s stock market crash. index at 194.0 percent of its 1967 base Mass., forecasting firm, said he the Manchester Herald by CLEAN I NG-Handy Per­ wages, fringe benefits, 7 M I-S F M E.J. Stephens,lnc.r 734 l i i l FDR SALE IZjFORSAIi^ overheating. advertiser. Including adver­ foundation work. Be­ In June, the strength in the leading of 100. expected the GNP would grow about tisements In any free distri­ son for tennis club. training. Full and part 3 PM - 11 PM Tolland Street, East They said the increase was in large nefits Include over­ time positions through­ Horttord, Ct. 06108. index was widespread, with seven of The economy has been bolstered 2.8 percent this year, about the same bution publications pub­ Early morning hours. time. $5 per hour to Fall ao4 Part Vlnia All real estote odvertlMd In HARTFORD.(4 family. Otis promoted to manager part a rebound from May, when the the available nine components regis­ this year by a- boom in U.S. export lished by the Manchester Some member contact. out CT. Call 464-8120, We're the areas newest INSIDE Sales. East Hart­ Beautiful 4Tamlly6-6-4- as DRI was predicting before last stort. 742-0066.______2854612 or 928-0515. the Manchester Herald Is index had dropped by a sharp 0.8 tering advances. sales and heavy business investment. October’s stock market crash. Herald. Penny Sleffert, Call 659-3731 or 267-4644. rehab, center special­ ford distributor of elec­ sublect to the Fair Housing 2 with mcnwextrosl GLASTON­ Publisher. COLLECtlONS-Credlt. MEDICAL Office seeking izing In geriatrics and tronic wire and cable Act of IMS, which mokes It Each unit harSh Inter­ BURY -D arcy B. Exciting opportunity. bookkeeper with medi­ Post-acute care. has Immediate open­ Illegal to advertise any pref­ com system, 220 amp Otis of Manchester LOST Growth potential. cal background and We offer the areas hi­ ing. Ideal candidate erence, limitation or discrim­ service with circuit HELP WANTED Good benefits, hands- processing Insurance ghest staff to patient will have a knowledge ination Posed on race, color, breakers, security sys­ has been promoted AND FDUND on training. Phonecon- religion, sex or notional forms. Salary com­ ratio of wtre/cable or elec­ origin, or on Intention to tem, 2 units have fire­ to manager of No recalls or rebates with these cars MANAGEMENT Trai­ tact and accounts re- mensurate with expe­ tronic Industry. An ex­ places, 3 car garage. LOST In the vicinity of • Flexible moke any such preference, public relations for nee. Growing whole­ c e l v a b I e rience. Send resume cellent opportunity for llmitotlon or discrimination. $26,880 yearly Income I Strong and West Road, sale supply chain responsibilities. Full Scheduling Adams, Rickard & South Windsor. A black to: Box X, C/0 The a mature, self starter The Herald will not know­ $264,900. Anne Miller By Geoffrey Haynes offers many Incentives a n d part time. Manchester Herald, • Complete Health Mason Inc., an and white neutered, with strong organlzo- ingly accept any advertise­ .Reol Estote, 647-8000.D The Associated Press to ambitious Individu­ Monday-Friday, 8am- Bralnard Place, Man­ Insurance tlonal skills. Salary ment which Is In violation of advertising and male cat. Name-Toby. als. Successful appli­ "including Dental" the low. MANCHESTER. New 4:30pm. Aero All-Gas chester, Ct. commensurate with price-great value. Please call 569-2451 or cant will understand Company, 3150 Main • Uniform SOUTHERN New Erig- public relations DETROIT — At the research and development ' “'f' 289-1500. experience combined Rambling 4 bedroom agency based in offices of these automakers, pushing a test car to the value of learning our Street, Hartford. 278- Allowance with a complete benefit land classifleld ads IMPOUNDED. A male business from the 9910. reach nearly 800,000 Ranch featuring 2 Glastonbury. limits means giving it a good shove around a 20-foot • Pension Plan package. Send resume baths, 1st floor family dalmatlan. Bolton Dog ground-up. Begin In ACCOUNTS Receivable. • Bonus Hours and salary history In homes In Connecticut Otis joined the plastic proving ground. WALGREEN’S and Rhode Island. The room, full basement, 2 Worden. 646-7644. warehouse-delivery Tired of looking at the • Sot Schedule (No confidence to; Mr. car garage, beautiful agency in 1985 as a In the U.S. toy car industry. Matchbox Cars LOST. Tiger cot, de- and go where ever your same scenery? Need a Shift Rotation) Fltcti, Soles Manager, price for a basic 25 country lot, easy ac­ ability allows. Contact word ad Is only $55 and public relations U.S.A. is one of the Big Three. Last year, the clawed paws, comes to change of pace? The 263 wm • Tuition and E.J. Stephens, Inc., 734 cess to highway. Ken at Manchester will appear In 43 news­ account executive. Moonachie, N.J.-based company sold 77 million Daisy. South Lake- Aero All-Gas Comapny Middle Tpke. Seminar Benefits Tolland Street, East $161,900. Century 21 Ep­ wood Circle, Reward, WInnelson. 649-4563. of Hartford has full and Hartford, Ct. 06108. papers. For more In­ Before that, she vehicles — more than Ford Motor Co., Chrysler • Free Meals formation call Classi­ stein Realty, 647-8895.0 Corp. and General Motors Corp. put together. 647-0506. CLERICAL- Full time part time positions NO WEEKENDS PRODUCTION Assistant. was a publicist for clerical position avail­ Full and Part Time fied, 643-2711 and ask MANCHESTER. Lydall IMPOUNDED. Male, available. Highly com­ M B MHCN MMC East Hartford distribu­ Woods. Immaculate Connecticut Public The other members of the tiny Big Three — Mattel able at our administra­ petitive wages. Train­ for detalls.D Inc., maker of Hot Wheels, and the upstart Lewis about 3 months old, Help. Apply In Please call tor has Immediate op­ home with custom kit­ Broadcasting, an mixed breed, perhaps tive office. Training ing programs. Grosyth ening for experienced TERRIFIC Ranch In aulet Galoob Toys Inc., maker of Micro Machines, are CRESTRELD neighborhood. Priced chen cabinets. French assignment editor Sheepdog cross, trl- provided. Benefits potential and pleasant person between 9 CONVALESCENT NOME wire and cable han­ doors oft dining area to Darcy B. Otis heavy hitters in a business devoid of controversy colored. Found on Fos­ available. Apply In per­ work environment. dling person, with good to sell. 5'/i rooms, 2 full forWVIT-TV,and and 4 pm. MANCHESTER, a . baths, sunporch, lower deck and lovely rear and lawsuits. ter Street. Call the son, 8;30-12:30and 1:30- Good math a plus and mechanical ability to yard. V/i baths, family a producer and reporter for WPOP radio. Manchester Dog 4:00, Tuesday-Friday. High School diploma a 643 -S lS l operate wire spooling level family room and ’’We’ve never had a recall, we have no smog I I garage. Coll office to­ room and garage. She is a graduate of the University of ¥ Warden 643-6642. Prague Shoe Com­ must. 278-9910.______EVERGREEN Lawns has and processing ma­ $159,900. D.W . Fish problems, no safety problems," said Larry Wood, pany, 200 Pitkin Street, day for your exclusive Connecticut. BULLDOZER Operator openings for hard RECEPTIONIST. Expe­ chines. Successful can­ Realty, 643-1591 .□ Mattel’s top designer of Hot Wheels cars. East Hartford, Ct. didate must be a ma­ showing. $149,900. Sen­ to operate D-3 Cat. working lawn care rienced Receptionist SOUTH Windsor. This Wood spent three years designing cars for Ford Must be able to fine ture self starter vrtio try Real Estate, 643- Employment CERTIRED NURSE technicians. $300. plus needed to answer 4060.O spacious 7 plus room Motor Co. in Dearborn, Mich., in the 1960s before grade and do all per week starting sa­ phones, greet clients will pay close attention Allstate bans smoking to detail. Excellent MANCHESTER. Private Raised Ranch has Joining the Hawthorne, Calif.-based Mattel and AIDES around bulldozing. Full lary. Year raund work for friendly, fast- much to otter I 3 bed­ I d time employment with working conditions In-law apartment In­ NORTHBROOK, 111. (AP) - Allstate downsizing his designs for the pint-size customer. h d Nareg M e available. Will train. paced, odvertlslnlg rooms, 2 Rossetto Cope with shed Sears to sell other brands month that individuals outside the no experience necea- rold.______' dorm er. Vh baths, possibly illegal trading based on cierk in our ciassified department. Must have excellent Realtors,” We're Sel­ By The Associated Press Calif., office. investment business were disciplined. aery - will train. Must like PART Time position In ling Houses" 646-2482.D vinyl siding plus many CHICAGO (AP) — Sears, Roebuck and Co., leaked Business Week stock tips has * typing and spelling skills as well as extras. Especially su­ ■ Advest Inc., Hartford, Conn., In addition, four more investment advertising department. Good A) Rock 'n Roll busy physicians office. PRICE Slashedi $140's the nation’s largest retailer, said it will start prompted the firing of one printing Here are the companies known to pleasant telephone manner. Medical background ited for the couple who investment firm; one broker sus­ firms acknowledged Monday that typing and speiiing skiiis Atmoepera will buy this young 6 enloy gardening. selling appliances and home electronics made worker in Connecticut and suspension be conducting investigations of pended in New London, Conn., helpful. Secretarial ex­ room Colonial located of another, the first non-Wall Street they are probing trading activity; Customer service and data entry B) Love to Party perience a mutt. Sa­ Quarry stone terraced by other companies. possibly fraudulent stock trading office. necessary. Must have friendly near shopping on West gardens, a landmark casualties in the growing scandal. surrounding the columns prior to their • experience a plus. C) Be Wild A Crazy lary negotiable. Call Sixty national brands, including Sears’ based on advance leaks of Business ■ Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc., Middle Turnpike. Vh on Route 6. A state of publication. ’That raised the total! telephone manner. Here’s an D) Moke Money 646-1157. baths, tlrpeloce, nice Kenmore appliances, will be available R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co. of Week magazine articles and any New York, investment firm; dis­ the art greenhouse In­ number of firms disclosing their! If you qualify cell backyard. Blanchard & Thursday at 13 Indiana stores, the company Chicago announced the disciplinary actions they have taken involving closure that three former brokers opportunity to work In a If you are responsible, organized, cluded on a large lot actions Monday and said it was investigations to at least eight, amid 845-8389, oik for Mr. Rossetto Realtors," with wooded back­ said Monday. employees; in Hartford, Conn., office of E.F. enthusiastic, and can deal with dally Boat Estato We're Selling Houses" continuing to investigate whether reports that more than two dozen diversified Job with a pleasant Kent, 10am-3pm. ground. Just 14 min­ That is a first step in a plan to sell other ■ McGraw-Hill Inc., New York, Hutton Group Inc. may have deadlines, this Job Is for you. 646-2482.0 other members of its staff helped firms were being examined, and, utes to Hartford with­ brands at its stores nationwide, said Michael publisher of Business Week; no traded on leaked articlee^ before increased the likelihood that the! staff. Please call Denise Excellent benefits, Including dental, MANCHESTER. Bsetbuy out a stop sign or light. purloin “ Inside Wall Street” columns e"mployee dismissals or Hutton was acquired. CHILD Core position for 1 ^ HOMES In Manchester! Enloy Priced tor quick sole Bozic, chairman and chief executive officer of scandal is far more widespread than! Roberts at 643-2711 for an holidays, paid vacation, etc. Please qualified nannies. $6-$7 to share with stockbrokers. suspensions. ■ PaineWebber Inc., New York, FOR DALE the charm of yesterday by owner. $159,000. Coll Sears Merchandise Group. Donnelley spokesman James M. earlier believed. ; contact Denise Roberts at 643-2711. per hour. Lone term In this beautifully ap­ 643-8068 between 6 and Telephones, stereo equipment, televisions, ■ R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co., investment firm; disclosure that it interview appointment. (full/port time, live In pointed 6 plus room Ratcliffe said the fired production Mary McGeachy, public relations* LOTS ot rooms. 9 room, 6 8pm. Principles only. electronic office equipment and kitchen Chicago, printerof Business Week;. had hired at least two of the former or out). Nannies Un- Colonial. Front to bock employee, who had worked at the director for Business Week, declined llmlted 232-7084. bedroom Raised Ranch MANCHESTER. 2 family, one employee dismissed at Old Hutton brokers. < In convenient location. living room with fire­ 6 and 4 aluminum appliances are among the products to be firm’s printing plant in Old Saybrook, to comment on the Donnelley actions, Manchester Herald Saybrook, Conn., plant and one ■ Integrated Resources Inc.,^ SECOND Shift person to Oversized 2car garage. place, bullt-lns and sided, garage, all ap­ offered, said Marvin Stem, a company vice Conn., admitted furnishing advance calling them a matter between the vehicles. trench doors to glass employee suspended at Torrance, New York, financial services’firm; PRIVATE PARTY Cleon All this on almost 1 acre pliances. $179,900. president. copies of the columns to William Calif., plant. company and its employees. SEC Sundov-Frldoy. Coll with a pretty stream. enclosed porch. For­ Greenhouse Realty 646- no action against employees. mal dining room with Dillon, 33, of Old Lyme, Conn;, a ■ Merrill Lynch Co., New officials also declined to comment in Arbor Acres Form. Come on In. $169,900. 4655.______Sc Merchandise Ads John 633-4681 ext 351. bullt-ln hutch, spacious former Merrill Lynch broker in York, investment firm; one broker ■ Quick Sc Reilly Group Inc., accordance with agency policy re-! ARE YOU LOOKING FOR D.W. Fish Realty, 643- COVENTRY. Near lake. 2 EOE. 1591.0 eot-ln kitchen, 3 large Lydall promotes Tournas nearby New London who was fired dismissed in New London. Conn., New York, discount brokerage; no garding current investigations. ! bedrooms, baths, bedroom Ranch, good last week. office. action against employees. A PART TIM E JOB IN walk-up attic. Lovely starter home, possible Arthur Tournas has been promoted to vice Ratcliffe also said the company Leaking and Using market-sensitive treed lot with patio CHPA. 899,900. Green- ■ Prudential-Bache Securities ■ Charles Schwab Sc Co., San information for trading in securities ASSISTANT houte Reolty 646-4655. president, international sales, of Lydall suspended a worker in its Torrance. Inc., New York, investment firm; Francisco, discount brokerage: no YOUR HOMETOWN? area and garage. Call International Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary Calif., plant after cooperating with before it becomes public knowledge is . MANAGEII/SALES CLERK for your appointment MANCHESTER. For tale one broker dismissed in Anaheim. action against employees. loosely referred to as insider tt-ading' We have a permanent part time today. 8162,900. Sentry by owner. Charming of Manchester-based Lydall Inc. Prudential-Bache Securities Inc., Wanted for unuaual opportunity in Real Estate, 643-4060.O 6.5 room brick Cope. which fired broker Brian Callahan and is a form of fraud under federal' position available for clerk/courler Tournas Joined Lydall in 1966 as technical law. I growing field of health and nutrition. Lott of ttaroge, deco­ from its branch in nearby Anaheim on MANCHESTER, been director and vice president of research and done in accounts registered to Wil­ a few days and that he had not seen the for the Manchester Herald’s * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Not the usual retail field. Willing to looking for awhile? rated In neutral tones, development of its Composife Materials Friday. liam Dillon’s mother, Elizabeth article. “ Until I find out what this is all Business Week acknowledged on I Advertising Department, Monday w Additional Lines 584 Per Line, Per Day Don't m itt this exciting move-ln condition, 2 Dillon refused to comment on his Baird, and his friend, Francis M. about, I can’t comment.” July 21 that it long had suspected !- train. Pleaaant working conditions 3 bedroom, 2 both cor garage. 8159,000. Division. He has held various management through Friday, Oam-3pm. Assist * Classifications 71 thru 87 Prlnclpolt only. 643- positions within Lydall, most recently as vice firing when contacted at his Old Lyme Roche of Lyme, through two discount Roche acknowledged he is an leaks of tips in its"'Tnside Wall Street” !! and excellent fringe benefits. In mo­ Ranch In one of Man­ our staff with pick-up and delivery * Merchandise Under •ZSO chester's more desira­ 6308.______president, international agent sales, at the home Monday afternoon. But in an brokerage firms. Quick Sc Reilly Inc. acquaintance of Dillon. Mrs. Baird column, which regularly touts little-' dern shopping center. Apply at once interview with The Day newspaper of and Charles Schwab & Co. could not be reached for comment. known stocks as good buys. of advertising materiala, mall, * Ad must contain price! ble areas. FIreplaced ioUTH Windsor. 2 tor the company’s Technical Papers Division in You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds to Ann or Diane. living room, sot-ln kit­ price ot II .Charming Rochester, N.H. Before Joining Lydall, New London, attorney Henry ^ tz e l Roche, who is known as Frank “ What has happened is an object Besides Merrill Lynch and filing. Must have reliable car. chen with sun porch, Colonial 3 bedroom of New York City spoke confidently Roche, is a principal in the Waterford, due to this low price... PARKADE HEALTH m id N U TR ITIO N Tournas was product development supervisor lesson to employees,” Ratcliffe said. Prudential-Bache, the Hartford, Hourly plus mileage. Excellent roomy bedrooms, plus Formhouee on over 2 about his client’s future. Cbnn., firm of Lindsay Liebig Roche. “ We simply have to reiterate on the lower level pine pa­ acres of beoutiful land at Texon Inc. in South Hadley, Mass. Conn., brokerage Advest Inc. has opportunity to work In an CENTER “ The facts in this case are going to He said he could not comment on plant-wide level and department by nelled rec room with In South Windsor. All He received a bachelor’s degree from suspended one of its brokers, and show he did nothing wrong,” Putzel Monday’s Wall Street Journal report department that this Is not to be Interesting field. MaRchMlDT Parfcade fireplace and wood- this plus 0 duplex to Lowell Technological Institute and a master’s Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. says! stove. Lott of storage help you pay the mort­ said. He would not answer specific that trading in stocks mentioned in done.” three former brokers from the Hart- CALL CLASSIFIED degree from the University of Maine. He also Please call Denlae Roberta 404 W. MMdla Tpka. and ample sized gar­ gage. Perfect tar In­ questions about the case while investi­ Business Week had been detected in a Asked if he expected more dismis­ ford branch of E.F. Hutton Group In c.; age. All this and a nice law situation. Call to­ studied at Cornell University and Rensselaer gations are pending. Charles Schwab account listed in his sals or suspensions, Ratcliffe said, “ I also may have been involved before; at 643-2711 6 4 3 “ 2 7 1 1 N O W ! neighborhood tool d a y t o r details. Polytechnic Institute. Advance trading in stocks menti­ name. have no reason to think there’s 8149,800. Sentry Real 8319,800. Century 31 Ep­ Shearson acquired Hutton earlier this • for an Interview appointment. stein Realty. 647-808S.O oned in Business Week columns was Rbche said he’d been out of town for another one Imminent.” year. Estate, 643-4060.a JO — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 2. 1988

I g g n I CONDOMINIUMS iR W S A Ii I FOR SALE Automotive CARS _i FSB SALE ^ ^ 3 N ew .72 N EW 6 room Colonials. $149,900. Mallard view SpccioHst O LD ^O B ILE 1976. Runs Wetlands m uniltlM. Each unit CARS Succulent jams 3 bedrooms, V/2 baths, but needs work. $99 or ___ I %EBRIE^1 |w» 3 M r o o m s , V/i fireplace, gourmet kit­ ___ IFOR SALE best offer. 647-1824. No joke Porhino. chen with oil new op- Rush.______pllonces, carpeting, MERCURY"''Monoorch There’s prpgres's - rJ BWOtg, R i” 643-4060.g . CARPENTRY/ KEATING/ mCELUNEOUS 1985 DODGE Colt. 2 door, A bounty of summer fruits full basement and gar­ Q] CNiLOCARE m REMODELING Ea 1976. New exhaust sys­ 4 cylinder, 4 speed, 40K Gas line to rip up ""ANdMESTER. Take no- age I No monthly asso- PLUMBING 3 1 SERVICES tem, good tires, air, m iles. 82850. 742-1026. but no deal yet /3 wV^oL fte o n tlv reno- clotlon fees. Blanchord 108,000 miles. 8475. 644- makes rich jams, preserves /13 . w j 0 fam ily In the 81 Rossetto Realtors," 3968.______HONDA Accord 1981. 4 new Vernon St. /4 NANNIES door, 5 speed, olr, new of Manchester. We're Selling Houses" ORtwtiR. iRit I Trig HbI PJ ■ flOfUM. ll88Hll| A Top SoR t if8$B$i Lgam M E R C E D ES Benz 3000 All units loosed. Sopor- 646-2482.0______. sAlrCBMlllenliig brakes and muffler, ONB^'t I hpiiri Any amount delhieied. Also, INL 1977. No rust. 36,000 am/fm cassette stereo. oft pintles. Seller fl- NEW Construction. Ka- meat agency, provides high NyWf«dUiatssiWMlM«aMnium- ‘ ------umpt, hotVtar gravel, stone and bark, muloh. miles on new engine. nanclno available. Call quality, screened nanntsi. I, new and BeboaL baekhoe 8 Nadar lenW.; $2000. 646-4350 rebn Estates, Man­ raplacamsnts. $8700. 649-8484.______evenings.______♦o«*ov fo r d e ta ils . chester. A community bong term (live In or out). EKE EQUATES p*vts coHsnwcnoH CAM ARO 305 1977. Dolby HONDA Civic Hatchback Sentry Real of single family att­ 232-7084 MQB.CtostnicIloB stereo. White with red _ Estate, 643-e060.g ached Townhomes, ilMiIwwwdg. ML il4B.rMtLITWI 648-9649 / 1269619 ' 872-1400/659-9555 - 1975. 4 speed, com ­ pinstripes. $1500 or best pletely rebuilt engine. COVENTRY. Affordable within easy commute otter. 646-0724.______to Hartford. Choose Excellent shape. $500. new construction. 1800 GLEANINB IRIAN'S HORK C H E V Y Nova 1973. V-8, Mluare feet. Contem­ from 5 styles. 2-3 bed­ ^MISCELLANEOMS. 646-4350 evenings. rooms, 1'/j baths-2'/2 SERVICES IMniOViMiNfS FBRSONAL SHRVICHS automatic transmis­ porary featuring 3 bed­ Oseka, AddNIons, Windows, SERVICES , -Ctwckkaakcaatral sion. Best offer. 725- rooms, a baths, fire­ baths, garages, fire- 4 « B t # g 9 9 • a “ * Ing • Incsma Tax PvdoardHM placed, full basements, 2634 8am-4pm, 872-9057 LIPW AN #1 place and spacious Rddaonobta e Sw/matse 0 0 6 Toba, Trucking. • Ula a HdfHk liMuronct AdvNc after 5pm. deck In private country skylights, appliances HOME & OFFICE • h •avdaatCaaMNaHM plus many extras. Home, repairs. You HONDA 1976 CB 360 T. VOLKSWAGEN setting. M inutes to CLEANING 647-R441 name It, we do It. Free • HiMMcial a OiNtd Plannli highwov. Flono Realty Priced from $149,900- Low miles. $350. or best PR E-OW NED $169,900. Sentry Real I'll Do It Your Way — ettlmotes. Insured. 643- Call Don M esltr-44M 3I9 offer. 643-8108 or 646- 64^5300.0______0304. 1088 VW J E T T A - •10,805 Estate, 643-4060.O WEEKLY r BI-WEEKLY PAINTNIO/ 6498 otter 6pm.______boLTON. The view from AAbYSITTER. d r l (14) 5 OL’l TO CH0081 FROM this lovely Raised PAPERMO BUICK Century Wqgon AT, AC. rrerao. choicc of coiom L0T8/UND Call Jackie 6 4 7 -1 9 9 0 detiret central |ob(s). 1979. Running condi­ Ranch In one of Bol­ Please telephone 646- Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1988 NAME your own price. .KUVERING tion. Needs some work. 17 VW GOLF ton’s most sought otter FOR SALE ■ 2047 until 11pm. Rich, tdoon, atone-troe 4 Dr...... *9495 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm area's. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ Father 8, Son Painting $300 or best otter. Call 30 Cents and Papering. Remo-' Oyenli. *00 Plua Tax. 649-2840.______17 VW SCIROCCO ^ rooms, 7'/i baths, fam­ M A N C H ES TE R . 4 lots re- AIk , 0^ , gravel, ttong lav...... •11,295 ily room with wet bar. malnlng In our elite 18 LAWN CARE vol. 291-8567.______P rtsturt TrBotMl FORD Pinto 1979. 70,000 and h o ^ mdnura. H FORD F-150 Professionally lands­ lot, 33 acre subdivsion. DBCkt miles, good condition, Pup...... *6,859 caped. $217,000. Flono Are you looking for a RMOvatlom/Plus Top quality W.50 per om/fm cassette, 4 ex­ Realty A46-5200.D country setting, vet CORRIVEAU’S Custom Inlarier A EaMilor tguore feet complete. 643-0504 tra snow tires. $700. or as CHEVY CAMARO . . Fainting a CsHIng Raptir A Basic conatructad tat m ocz-M ...... *9,995 MANCHESTER. Colon- hove city access? We LAWN SERVICE best otter. 742-9065 hove the lot for you. Ranaw • FnamrWaaMng floor decks. evenings.______M BUICK IRY , , lal. Older Colonial with • Fully Insured Ares f atimataa ■ WigoiSOV"...... *7,795 much potential and Coll us at 643-9095 osk 647-7957 More explosives missing in Coventry Intund • Suitor OJaeounlt CAVALIER-CImorron character. 3 bedrooms, for Dove.______• Free EatImates jLANDSCAPINe 1983. 4 door, 5 speed, 82 CHEW CHEVETTE „ MANCHESTER. Vt acre 6 4 6 -2 2 5 3 By the Manchester Herald biggest mortars,”mortara.” and ao 60mn)anuv.., 2 baths, eot-ln kitchen, e Call 6 4 7 -7 6 5 7 loaded. $ 3 ^ . Please others behind. ^ formal dining plus 2cor approved building lot IMWKES TREE SERVICE telehone 646-2213. 24 ToilBBd Tiipk, M b. 83 and The Associated Press smoke grenades that the Coven­ BuoksL truck B oMppsr. Biump shell were among the several Duley said the man brought the get anyone hurt,” Duley said. ground support” and were proba­ garage. Country living borders Manchester MOJODfOOmEAU CAMARO Berllnetta 1981. VaniOB, C T e 649-2838 mortar rounds retrieved. try man reported seeing were Duley said the area where the Country Club. $125,000. IROOFMB/ rsmoval. Frts ssMmtlss. explosives to a friend on Carmen bly stolen. but close to city. alanllngt^ lewi m dliis a T-tops, air, automatic. Authorities investigating the missing, as was one 60mm $189,900. D .W . Fish Flono Reolty 646-5200. a CARPENTRY/ ISRNNR Spsolal oonsMarallon ter He said the mortar shells were Road in Manchester on Tuesday. explosives were found is a “swim­ Duley said it looked as If $2000. or best otter. discovery ot live mortar shells on a type used in the Vietnam War mortar round, police said. ming hole for kids,” and the Realty, 843-1591.0 COVENTRY. The High­ REMODELINB tidsrty and handlospped. c m FfinitTIMATES 649-3328______The friend recommended that someone was “ trying to get rid of the banks of the Willlmantic and were probably stolen. “ We’re worried,” Duley said. explosives were dumped “ right VERNON. 79 Butternut lands. Beautiful MANCHEtTER R00FM6 PifMMlIInNl I Wfl fllM OLDS Cutlass 1977. New CENTER River in Coventry are afraid that police be notified, Duley said. A The 60mm mortar shell still had them” and intentionally dumped All typga of roofing A 6 4 7 - 7 5 5 3 MOTORS Police said they think another where the kids swim.” Duley said Lone. 9 room custom wooded lots from 1-17 FMHIAND REII0DEIJN8 exhaust and shocks. Manchester police officer went to the explosives on the river bank. built Colonial that acres. Owner financing repairs. Wood shinglaa 461 Main St., Manchester other dangerous live rounds may live, 60mm mortar round had the safety pin in it. he said. If the he speculates that teen-agers or hsam oddnten*, decka, reetlns, 742-5224 Respectable looking have been taken by souvenir the home, inspected the devices pin were to be pulled, the If they wanted a better hiding offers 4 bedrooms, avalaloble. Flono Ndlnt, windewt end suttera. — Cadar Shakat. Inside and out. Relia­ Low Cost Financing been picked up by someone. younger children may have taken place, he said, they could have Realty 646-5200.O 27 Yaart Exporloneo IfANDYMAN and hunters, possibly children. and immediately called the state explosive has a “ kill radius” of pggoed wood floor, Backkst and bulMoiar aerica ble. Everything works The explosives were found the explosives. He said police saw left them in the woods. family room, living ovalleMa. Cell Bob Ferrend, Jr. tnavfed • Ueenaed • Ouaranfead IMS Ply. RelUnl...... *4495 A 27-pound projectile, packed police. 150 feel, Duley said. The 27-pound TH IS SPACE Including air. Asking Wafon. AT. AC, PS. Starvo Monday night by a Coventry man “ little footprints” around the The weapons, which were in room with corner fire­ HAULING $900. Call 647-0511 or with 8 pounds of T N T , described When members of the state mortar shell could bring down a place, country styled ■as. 647-8509 645-8830 IMS P«m. WOO...... 15495 who was walking along the police returned to the river area where the explosives had brand-new condition, were found in i MORT6 A6 E8 Any Job — Anytime •59.47 .. come see at 17 Hack- 4 Dr. AT. PS. AC, Till, CC by state police Trooper John Willlmantic River. He picked up building to the ground,” Duley been. kitchen, 2 v lent. Needs bodv/lnte- 4 Dr. 4 Spd, Lo miles billiard or leisure AddMena, Otaka. Wa Me oualem room, acre heavily your mortgage payments... rlor work. $500 or best 11*4 Chev Chevette ...... *2695 feuNdyourliomaL Compatldiia TAL MASONRY 1 dr.. 4 Spd.. S4K ml. ‘Bke ihw- treed lot In executive OR...If your home Is In fore­ Brick, Mock, Slone. otter. Call offer 6pm. Co-op crews area. Asking $319,900. closure. WE CAN HELPI Inaurad. Hcanaad and poftMlo. • Floors Ilka new 643-4177.______ISS4 Ford Escort D L...... *2995 • Opoolaliilng In oktar floors Chimneys and rapalra. Wason. 4 Dr., s Spd.. Daluaa Int. U Si R Realty 643-2«92.o No payment program avail­ 8M IbIMSTS a an 7 G7 R No lob loo small. CAM AR01984. Red,t-top, President able for up to 2 years. Bad • Natural A stained floors stereo, air, 5 speed, IlfS Buick Riviera ...... *6495 MANCHESTER. Center a flimsdfling 04B-7370 • No waxing anymore E K E ESTIMATES Loaded, Lew Miles chimney. Colonial - credit Is not a problemllAsk excellent condition, low mileage. $7500 or isti Ply. Hortton...... *2295 end walkout Cope In desirable Bow­ how LOW payments can call 6 4 5 - 8 0 6 3 John V ifliillo - 0465750 best otter. 643-4638. 4 Dr.. AT, Vary Oean er's School district. help you SAVE YOUR ISM Chev Monte Carlo.... *2995 Newly enlarged kit­ HOME TODAYI BUICK Skyhawk 1980. S Dr Spl. Cpa., AT. PS, AC. S Tone By Andrew J. Davis vetoes bill chen with sky-llght, Swiss CeRservatlve Group Good condition. 80,000 INI Dodge Omni...... *2295 arch window, new APARTMENTS HDME8 miles, V-6, 4 speed, Manchester Herald at (203) 454-1336 or PETS AND 4 Dr., Auto, Lo Lo Miles floors and counters, FDR RENT |m]FDR RENT Marchandlse SUPPLIES sunroof. $1500 or best INI Ponllac T-IIN ...... *1795 highlight this beauti­ (203)454-4404 otter. 649-5110.______4 Dr 4 Spd., Loml., I Owner A strike by about 35 mill workers, drivers and fully decorated and THE Olcott Is now man­ IMMEDIATE occu- FOR Sale. Chinese Shar- DODGE Daytona Turbo ISM Dodfs Omni...... *1995 mechanics at the Central Connecticut Cooperative on defense well-maintained 7 RDDM8 aged by Beacon Man­ poncy. 2 bedroom r n ANTIQUES/ Pel puppies. Show 1985. All power, stereo, 4 Dr, AT, Esc. Cond. Farmers Association has been settled, co-op room, 3 bedroom, 1'/^ 0 0 agement Corporation. house In nice neighbor­ quality at pet prices. GT tires, mint condl- ISM Chevy Canuro...... *2495 General Manager Emanuel Hirth said today. ’ both home. Join us and FDR RENT We are now accepting li^CDLLECTIBLES Spt. Cpa.. AT. PS. AC. Spl. Wbseli hood. $675 per month Coll after 6;30pm. 646- tlon. $5200. 649-9246. Hirth would not reveal details of the agreement, - i d ■-is. see for yourself I Just applications for our 1 plus utilities. Security 6047,______1S77 Pool. Sunblrd ..,...... *1595 TV '' ■’ By Tim Ahern ROOM with kitchen privi­ N EXT to Nothing. Corner P O N TIA C 6000 1984. 4 1 Dr. Cpa.. AT. PS. Eic. Good. but did say the strike was settled at about 7 a.m. reduced to $169,900. and 2 bedroom units. and deposit. No pets. door, 4 cylinder, olr, i c ... The Associated Press Strono Real Estate, leges. Private M an­ East Center and FREE Kittens and young today and that strikers went back to work chester residence. Fully oppllonced kit­ 646-3917.______Spruce. Wagonseat,ta- AM-FM. Excellent Itn Ford LTD Brfh...... *1195 chen, wall-to-wall cor- cats. Shots and neau- 4 Dr. VS. AT. AC. PS. V. Od. Good. "Whatever it (the agreement) calls for, it's to i Non-)smoker, no alco­ ble, commode, tered. Ages 6 weeks to 6 condition. 53,000 miles. W ASHINGTON — President Reagan today petlng, private parking mirrors. Asking $3500. 527-5898. ltd? Ford OaUxIa SN.....$A V E everyone’s satisfaction.” Hirth said. He added that CONDOMINIUMS hol. Quiet, considerate. and swimming pool. ISTDREAND months. Coll 742-5768. CaaraiUbls - Must See vetoed a $299.5 billion defense authorization bill for $75 weekly. 649-2907. _____I d f f ic e s p a c e 1978 CHEVY Novo. 6 cy­ he was “ obviously” pleased to see an end to the FOR SALE We ore near schools M I K E F L Y N N strike. the new budget year, saying it would return the and shopping mall. There's someone out linder, om/tm radio, United States to the course of ’’weakness and runs great. $800. or best FOREST Ridge Town- Conveniently located 5 FURNISHEDOfftIcgswIth CLDTHING there who wonts to buy 649-4304 Workers struck after their three-year contract accommodation of the 1970s.” . minutes from 1-84 and Phone, recepti your power tools. Find otter. 643-2219.______Opto M-P»-9/8«t. M ran out at midnight Sunday. The workers sought house. V/2 baths, 3 bed­ Reagafr’^Shtiounced his decision during an LIQUOR PERMIT 15 minutes to down­ copy, fox and F U R Coat, full length that buyer with a low-cost D A TSU N 200 SX 1982. 2 rooms, 1900 square feet tary support. 647-4800 better wages, pensions, more sick days and more appearance in the White House briefing room. Vice of living space, fire­ NOTICE OF APPLICATION town Hartford. No pets uscrat. Size: petlte- ad In Classified. 643-2711. door, power steering, vacation days. Roger Racine, president and place, air conditioning, This It to elva notice that I, allowed. Residents pay E A S T Center Street. 1000 ort. Worn 3 times, powerbrakes, 5 speed, MORIARTY President George Bush and leading Republicans HUI, LAM SH0N6, of 117 Le­ own utilities. For more sa. ft. office space. sunroof. Excellent con­ business agent of Teamsters Local 559, has said. had urged Reagan to disapprove the legislation. deck with view. Par- rfect condition. $600. MISCELLANEOUS A mill truck driver was making $9.25 an hour tlolly finished wolk-out nox $t„ Manchester, CT. Information please coll Excellent vlsoblllty. -1824. dition. $2700. 649-6238. BROTHERS The bill essentially would have authorized the 04040, have filed an applica­ 649-0533.______before the strike settlement. Racine has said. He basement. Pool, tennis tion placarded July 27, IMS 643-0612 or 643-6432. FOR RALE spending levels the administration sought, but it court. Priced to sell at with the Department of Li­ FOUR Room apartment. STORE tor rent. Approxl- said he was hoping to have salaries raised since klFFICE/RETAIL D E C O R A TIV E 30" x 36" sought to rearrange defense spending priorities. $159,000. Coll owner at quor Control a Rettouront 2nd floor, stove and motely 800 square feet c L y d e truck drivers earn $11 to $13 elsewhere, he has said. Administration officials complained that the 647-0748.______Liquor for the tola of alco­ plus basement. Coll I equiprient plote glass mirror, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. USED David Kool/Manchester Heratd holic liquor on the premises refrigerator. No utili­ Racine could not be reached today for comment dated 1958. Best offer ROUTE 13, VERNON legislation contained language that would have tied NOTICR 217 West Middle Turnpike, ties. Security. S500 647-1221. on the settlement. TABLE TH E M OTION — Suellen Banks, monthly. 646-7336. O FFIC E Desks, chairs. 633-6164.D______Citizens, with Laurie Prytko, MARC the president’s hands on future arms control Manchester, Ct. 06040. The Excellent condition. ■eChavy PU •8495 CARS The co-op buys grain in bulk from Midwest "Application hot been mode business will be owned by STEREO with tweo left, sits on the board of directors of the executive director. Banks is the first negotiations with the Soviet Union. Fortune Gardens, Inc., of 287 T H R E E bedroom duplex. MANCHESTER Please telephone 649- 56 Toyota PU 88 Markur Soomio *19,495 suppliers, mixes it and ships it to about 800 New to Department of Public Util­ Immediate occupancy. speakers, toys, crib, •5990 Manchester Assqciation for Retarded Defense Secretary Frank C. Carlucci had ity Control by W HITE EA­ West Middle Turnpike, Man­ Retail or Office Space. 4355.______car seat, microwave, England farmers. retarded person to sit on the board. chester, Ct. and will be con­ $700 plus utilities. Call ■a Clitvy CIO, UMarc. Sabla *11,995 supported the bill, however. GLE TRANSPORATION, Prime Location. lawn mower, dressing Strikers milled around the co-op’s driveway on INC. for chonoe of heod- ducted by Lorn Shong Hul, os 646-7007 or 647-1221. Downtown Main St. lat "E A S Y DOES IT " Is the loadad •10,900 87 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *13,895 Reagan made the announcement after entering quortert from MANCHES­ permittee. table, chest, excercise the comer of Ape) and Summit streets early this level, 2250 sq. ft. way to describe placing a bike, moll box. Call SO Chavy CIO •8995 the briefing room with a copy of the huge bill in his TER, CT to EAST WINDSOR, LAM SHONG HUI PARTLY Furnished 3 want ad. Just call 643-2711 87 Marc. Topaz *6795 morning. The strikers had picketed in front of the hands. C T. In Certificate C -» l , Doted Aug. 1,1988 rooms. Heat. Working Basement same size. 647-8459. 86 Chavy CIO, The success of Suellen Banks outhorlilne trontportotlon and we do the rest! 87 Marc. Cougar *10,999 driveway Monday and Tuesday. 005-08 single male preferred. Immediate Occupancy. loadad •10,900 ” I have Just now vetoed the defense authorization of GENERAL COMMODI­ 87 Mare. Q. Marquit *11,395 ’ This is not the first time the union has voted to TIES . Any protests may be No pets. Lease. 643- Call bill in the Oval Office,” Reagan said. ” I think my 2880.______aODodga W 1004X4 •9300 strike at the co-op. In 1982, about 50 drivers, filed by August 16,19SI with 649-1625 ISnSPDRTINe ENDROLL6 87 Lincoln MKT L8C *19,995 reasons for this action can be plainly stated and the Deportment of Public arnwidih-ase 57 Chavy CIO millworkers and mechanics walked off the job for ON E Side of 2 family for or 647-8738 | 2£ J dddds Sllvarado Is a portrait of Independence seen.” Utility Control, One Centrol BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE rent. 3 bedrooms, mtsMih.aiorace •12,900 87 Ford Cr. VIo.' *10,995 several days until a contract settlement was Pork Plata, New Britain, ZONING BOARD OF WUST as atakatf up at a«a "The bill would signal basic change in the Conn., 06051.' APPEALS washer-dryer hook-up, MISTRAL Windsurfer, 87 Chavy Blazar, 87 Marc. Cougar *10,495 reached. Haree OrniM Menday tKni 4x4 With every word she speaks and every gesture direction of our natnnal defense,” he said. “ A 07007 carpeting. Nice loca­ $750. 6 foot sail with •16,900 The Zoning Beard of Appeals rnMISCELLANEDUS TtwraaraMara 11 anbONy. Last In a series held a Public Hearing on July tion. S695 per month. battens, 12 foot board 87 Chavy Sllvarado •12,900 86 Toyota Camry *8995 she makes, Suellen Banks is a portrait of change away from strength pfid proven success and INVITATION TO BID 14,19M ot which tn following Call 644-2673 or 644-3313 I ^ F D R RENT independence. She lived and worked on her own back toward weakness and accommodation of the with odlustoble mast- 88 GMC % Ton PU 86 Marc. Marquit *5995 Seoled bids will be received variances were granted: evenings. track, foot straps and •13,900 By Marie P. Grady long before others ventured to do so. She pushed 1970s.” In the General Services' of­ 1) ta Jose and Marie TWO Cor garage. $45. skeg. Call 774:4845 be­ 86 Mare. Q. Mar. LS *11,495 Manchester Herald fice, 41 Center St., Monches-. MANCHESTER. Bright, WANTED TO Union halts in a personal way for her rights long before a hip Citing progress he said is being made in Huertas of 107S Boston each side per month. ^ 2 -9}}} spacious 5 room, 2 tween 5pm-10pm or 646- 66 Olda Clara *6495 T V show like “L.A. Law” humanized the plight East-West relations and in settling regional ter, C T until 11:00a.m. on the Turnpike o 4 foot side line 649-8365.______0271.______BUY/TRAOE dote shown below for the fol- variance, bedroom, 3rd floor. On Suellen Banks casts a sidelong, seriously of the mentally retarded with a cast character conflicts, the president said, “ Over time, the lowlne: G AR AG E. 1 car. Rear of 86 Marc. Mwquit Brog. *5995 2) to Sandro M. Fox-Plum- busline. Appllnaces, S E T Ping golf clubs. 4 w a n t e d . One large dog impatient look. You have kept her waiting and named "Benny.” defense bill that I have Just vetoed would have 244 Main Street. Crock­ woods, 10 Irons, excel­ 86 Lincoln Coni. *12,995 AUG UST 15, IMS - mer of 17 Lakeside Circle quiet area. Clean, off house and one chlld'i MANCHESTER she doesn’t have ail day. Now, she says, she would like to see more placed in Jeopardy all of these diplomatic and (1) NEW SCHOOL a 22 foot rear set back va­ street parking. No pets. ett Agency. Please tel­ lent condition. $250. riding horse. Coll hospital bid 85 Buick Wa g O t O *8995 It’s not that Banks isn’t used to waiting. She FURNITURE riance and an g.S foot side S500 per month plus ephone 643-1577. 649-2231. mentally retarded people become independent. strategic advances.” line variance. Jackie 647-1990. HONDA can wait an eternity to think of something that (» FITNESS EQUIPMENT utilities. Security dep­ 85 Olda Cuti g O t O *7495 In particular, she would like to see more Join the ” It would endanger progress in arms negotiations FOR THE MANCHESTER John H. Roberts happened last month. She has waited what Chairman, ZBA osit and referenecs re­ By Andrew J. Davis employment assistance program which helps by giving away all of our... leverage without getting COMMUNITY "Y" quired. 633-7477 or 742- USED CARS 84 Bulok LaSabre *6995 seems like a lifetime to feel about herself the 0044W Manchester Herald mentally retarded people find Jobs outside of the a single thing in return from the Soviets,” he said. AUG UST 10, INS - 9515. MHondaCRX *5127 64 Chavy Cl g O L D *5495 way she does today. M ARC workshop. (1) PURCHASE OF ONE (1) ap Buick Skylark •2978 LIQUOR PERMIT MANCHESTER. Conve­ 64 Bulok LaS g O U D *6995 A second petition to unionize Manchester Suellen Banks is mentally retarded and she’s “ I ’d like to sec:)^more adults involved in NEW M W H EEL TRUCK NOTICR OF APPLICATION nient location. 4 room sa Honda CMo CRX •6897 not ashamed. See DEFENSE B IL L , page 1( WITH VACUUM STREET Memorial Hospital employees has been withdrawn, supportive employment. Who wants to be in a ^.Thls Is to give notice fhof I, apartment. .Applian­ •8 Dodge Lanoar •6973 84 Lincoln Contia *10,995 AND CATCH BASIN hospital and National Labor Relations Board Being mentally retarded did not stop her from building all day?” she says. ” I couldn’t Just sit 0