to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 12, 1989 A I APARTMENTS ITV/8TERED/ I CARS I CARS FDR RENT APPLIANCES FDR SALE FDR SALE WA MANCHESTER. Two and KENMORE washing ma­ J E E P 1977 CJ5, Four 72 HOUR MONEY BACK ^American legend* Heroes Specioli^ three bedroom apart­ chine, white, good con- wheel drive automatic a U A M N T E E ments. Security and dltlon. $100. 646-9760. transmission. Low Olds '83 Cutlass *4,888 A reterences a must. Call miles. Body and engine Olds '87 Clsrs *7,888 Democrats out The death of Abbie Hoffman Bottom of order CARPENTRY/ 645-8201.______ONE OF THE nicest in excellent condition. Olds ‘87 88 nag. IXOIS HEATING/ things about wont ads Is ^REMODELING COVENTRY. Conve­ $4,000. 646-1319 after Ford '87 Ranger P.U. *8,8g8 PLUMBING nient, private location. their low cost. Another Is 5:30pm .______Oodg* ‘83 400 *8.886 to get Osella? /3 marks the end of an era /7 lifts East to win /II their quick action. Try a Olds '87 Cutlsss *8,886 Four bedroom oport- CUTLASS-S, 1972, 350 V-8. Olds S3 88 *8.888 WEDDING Videos by CARPENTRY WORK ment. Carpeting- wont ad today! Royal Wedding Con- MANCHESTER POWER Good running condi­ Pont. ‘88 Grand Am *6,888 A ll ra a s e s LCD storage area. Two Olds ‘88 Clara *7,888 CeptS. 649-3642. Framing, Roofs, Siding, Trim. WASH INC. tion. $1,500. or best •House washing Plumbing It Heating months security dep­ ISnSPDRTING otter. 643-1720.______Olds ‘88 Clara *8.968 Registered S Fully Insured osit. $550. without otlll- Chsvy ‘86 Csisbrtty *4,888 Brick " Systems PONTIAC Grand Prix Very Raasonabfa Prices vinyl tles. No pets. 742-0569. | 2 £ J g d d d s ______Olds ‘86 Dtita *7.986 LleinMd Intund Coupe. 26K. One ot a LAWN CARE Quality W o rk / Free Eatlmataa Aluminum Olds ‘88 88 R«g*ncy *8,986 Wood Bathroom Kitchen re modeling kind. Immaculate. CDNDDMINIUMS GOLF clubs men-women. Toyota ‘88 Colica GTS *8,886 7 4 2 -1 5 7 9 •Paint removal Water haatart T o m m y A rm o u r, 1-3-4- $6,999.Flrm. Getting Ford ‘88 LTD 4 Or *6,886 GILBERT LAWN ‘ 1 9 \ SprfaftlsM Discosst •Paint preparation Bollart FDR RENT 5 woods, 2-4-5-6-7-8-9 married. 643-9406 leave Bulok ‘88 Rogal *7.888 , SERVICE Quality work, fully Insured, •Pool cleaning Senior Citizen diacount plus putter and pitch­ m essoge.______Otdi ‘84 Cutlass *8.888 Fof all your noodil reasonable rates, Ires estl- Prompt tsrvica MANCHESTER. L a rg e ing wedge, plus golf mats, no job too small. Re­ •Pool painting Chevy Cavalier,1983, tour BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE n«Mon«bl* ratM, fraa aatl- two bedroom town- bog S75. Ladles S pauld­ speed, runs good, AND MARINE tnataa, Iruoklng loam, mulch pairs, Decks, Basements. •Senior discounts 646-1101 Any carpentn work you house. $660. per month. ing 1-3-5 w oods, 3-5^7-9 $2,000. or best offer. 259 Adams 8L. Maneh. and atona. Spodallzing In ne^...we do. Trim, framing, •Fully insured Includes heat and hot Irons, plus putter. $50. 646-8560. atona walla. Call 647-71S& siding, gsragas, rooting, etc. •Free estimates water. Could be pur­ 649-1749 iian rIjP B tp r H rralft Coll 646-3690 anytime. OLDS Omega, 1980, V-6, CSlTlIRTCAIIFENTIir S»-I836 chased for $92,900. with N eU ard lawn mainte­ 646-7250 WEIGHT set-DP frame stero. Needs minor en­ lo s J MISCELLANEOUS little money down. 635- bench by Sears with SCHALLER nance, spring clean up, 6200.______gine work. Must sell ACURA QUALITY G.C.F. Home Service ID ! I SERVICES barbell supports fully S350. 646-4851.______mowing, fertilizing, MANCHESTER. Immac­ PRE-OWNED AUTOS Painting, Remodeling, “We can tell you adjustable Incline and PONTIAC T ra n s A m , parking lot cleaning, Home Repair. GSL Building Mainte­ ulate two bedroom, 1'/j leg lift attachment. In­ 84 Honda Accord H.B. *4995 gutter cleaning. what to look for... 1984, red. M in t condi­ 8- «pd. StsrsoTaps n f t o c Prompt service at nance Co. Commercl- bath townhouse. Air cluded Is 130 pound so Toyota Corolla •1880 649-7593 reasonable rates. conditioning, fully op- tion. Power brakes, Thursday, April 13, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents and what to look ol/ResIdentlol building barbell-dumbell set. power windows and B-tpd. 8lsrw> toooE f r i . i r j pllonced, hot water In­ 84 Chrysisr Lsbaron *3885 Iraki aad 645 4559 out fo r!" repairs and home Im­ Whole set $150. Call Pot much more. Price BOBCAT SERVICE for free estimates. provements. Interior cluded. No pets. $795. at 649-1900, evenings. Auto. A/C. Loaded $4,500. For more Intor- 83 Fold Escort SAW *2995 BM KrauMkl, JTh wiparlencad and exterior pointing, per month. Security ArekHectBral Design required. 646-6439 or motlon, coll 646-5324. Auto. Low Mile* 0 Boboai Loadar Oparalor for Mta. HarBro light carpentry. Com­ iMiSCELLANEDUS 88 Subaru GL Hatchback *3995 Also spring apscWs or plant- Additions, Sunrooms, plete ionltorlol ser­ 649-1153. "EASY DOES IT" Is the 4- tpd. 4 wd, AA: Inga of Arborvttaa, Pina, Han*- Qarages, Kitchens. New FDR SALE 83 Toyota C«Hcs GT. *2285 house construction. vice. Experienced, rel­ wav to describe placing a lo ^ and Sprues. Fully Inaurad. Painting iable, free estimates. STDRE AND wont ad. Just coll 643-2711 Auto. S te m Construction Managsmant. 87 Hyundai GL8 *5480 High school Drug war B 4 4 -6 0 4 6 10% Senior Citizen of Manchester 643-0304. DFFICE SPACE and we do the rest! 9- «pd. Bco Sunrool Discount. END ROLLS 86 Mercury Lynx *3995 YARD MASTERS HAWKES TREE SERVICE TRANS Am, 1984. Excel- Call 643-6555 CENTER Street. Retail 2 7 W width — 25C 44pd. AM/FM ilemo l»pe Yard cleaned. bucket, truck 6 chipper. Stump lent condtion, loaded. 85 VW G TI *6495 Quality Painting and/or office space. 13" width — 2 for 25C Trees cut. FARRAND REMODELING Services removal. Fraa aatimataa. Call after 6 pm 646-1485 5- tpd. A/C picks top 2 $500. per month. 646- Newsprint end rolls can be Have dump truck, Room additions, decks, roof­ Spaclal conaldaratlon for or 646-4549. ing, siding, windows and gutt­ 3253.______picked up St the Manchester 345 CENTER ST. will haul. • Free Estimates aldarly and handicappad. Herald ONLY before 11 a m P O N T IA C B o n n eville, 84, ‘undermined’ MANCHESTER ers. All types of remodeling and MANCHESTER. For Monday through Thursday. V-6, four door, sliver. By Andrew J. Davl$ 643-9996 repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. •Senior Citizen Discounts lease. 6,100 square feet, 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 647-7553 W o o d e n swing seT ^ Loaded, A-1 condition. Manchester Herald But. 647-8509 • Aluminum Ic Vinyl excellent retail space. $3,950.649-2687.______BOOKKEEPme/ Powerwashing VINYL SIDING & Will subdivide. F.J. three place child life VOlKtWAdEN Ret. 645-6849 Spllecki Realtors. 643- set. Two extra sling Wishing will not sell any­ Grace Phillips and Birgit Sauer were INCOME TAX swings. S150. 649-0026. LIPMAN #1 6 4 6 -6 8 1 5 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 2121 thing ... a low-cost ad In VW named today as Manchester High School’s SCHWANN twelve speed Classified will. Why not 1989 valedictorian and salutatorlan, for Contras MRK We re Here To Serve Expertly installed. PROFESSIONAL Office Complete accounting services Suite. 760 square feet. bike. Excellent condl- place one today! 643-2711. UNDER S9000 respectively. Including A/R, A/P. P/R, Q/L, HOME Please call Paul Ryder tlon. 649-6840. $100. 87 VW Jetts G L ted In excellent downtown 87 VW Jetts G L brown Phillips, of 106 Joan Circle, is the PSL Statement and quarterly IMPROVEMENTS at 742-0018. location. Available for TOP soli, very clean. $15. 87 VW Jttta GL Mua daughter of David and Usani Phillips. She By Larry Margasak the U.S. government ignored the tax returns. Can design A business built on |R 7 d ROOFING/ Immediate lease. per yard, delivered. UNDER $8000 The Associated Press evidence as the Panamanian additional applications Screened loam, gravel, CLYDE 88 VW Golt. 2 dr. blue has been accepted to Yale University in integrity! Boyle Real E s ta te Five yards minimum. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. strongman promised to help train tailored for your business 1 3 ' I SIDING processed gravel, Company. 649-4800. 282-0711. se VW Goll GL Mua New Haven. Amherst College in Amherst. Carpentry • Windows • ROUTE 83, VERNON 87 VW Jetts GLI, gray WASHINGTON - The Reagan Contra rebels and offered use of needs. Call 644-et81. sand, stone, and fill for MANCHESTER. 1,700 67 VW Jetts G L Mlvar Mass., and Tufts University in Medford, Siding • Kitchens • 87 VW Golf GL 4 dr, Mua administration undermined its Panamanian units to strike LEAKY ROOF? square feet of dlvldoble 83 Nissan 280 ZX *6995 Mass. She has until May 1 to choose. Baths • Additions • delivery call George 84 Caprice 4 Door *6995 88 VW G LI, slivsr own war on drugs, as it ‘‘delayed, targets inside Nicaragua. Mott roof6« roptlrad. space. Private park­ 88 VW Jstts, Mua She plans to major in chemistry and CARPENTRY/ Decks Qrlffing 742-7886. 1 8 8 1 SALES halted or interfered’ ’ with opera­ In plBC9 of totBl (wrooflng •xp«n69l ing, first floor, conve­ 84 Chrys. E. Class 4 D r *5595 Spanish, and is considering a medical The late CIA Director William REM00ELIN6 CompiBt* (proofing of ill typwv. 04 Century LTD 4 Door *6695 UNDER 17000 tions that jeopardized support for Fully licensed & InsuredI nient location. $9. per 88 VW Fox. 2 dr. Mu« career. Casey justified his failure to raise Free estimatesi FREE ESTtMATES Spring is coming square foot. Sentry NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 85 Cavalier CJ 4 Door *4495 88 V W Fox. 2 dr, rad its policy in Central America, a the narcotics issue in a 1985 eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 8S Spectrum 4 D oor *5195 88 VW Fox Wgn, Mue Being named valedictorian pleased Phil­ IS vrs. Service Manchester Roofing For all your cleanup Real Estate. 643-4060. 87 VW Golf, «Alts, at Senate panel reported today. meeting with Noriega, the report 6 4 6 -9 6 5 6 the posting of advertise­ 85 Camaro Coupe *7495 87 VW fox. 4 dr. whilt lips, but she said it is not that important. Since 1973 645-8830 chores call Rudy, ments by any person, firm or The government looked the said, on grounds "that Noriega 55 Electra 4 Door *10995 88 VW Jstta G L brown H t I INDUSTRIAL corporotlon on o telegraph, “ It’s a nice honor, but there are other other way, according to the ROBERTS & SONS 85 Century 4 Door *7495 UNDER $8000 was providing valuable support R4iY 847-9925 after 3pm. telephone, electric light or things’’ that have as much meaning, she report, when law enforcement Decks, Additions, IsijPRDPERTY power pole or to o tree, 85 Century Wagon *7995 88 VW GoH disssi for our policies in Central Amer­ Reasonable, reliable, 88 VW Jttta. 4 dr, wtiHs said. agencies learned that drug traf­ Remodeling ELECTRICAL and references. shrub, rock, or any other 86 Olds 98 4 Door *9995 86 VW JMts GL. brown ica, especially Nicaragua.’’ Expert Craftmanahlp 20 years exp. MANCHESTER. 3,400 natural object without o writ­ 86 Olds Ciera Wagon *6995 Phillips said she studied about two hours fickers were protected and aided and 2,400 square feet ten permit tor the purpose of UNDER $50D0 ■ The Drug Enforcement Ad­ In All Phaaea ot 86 Spectrum 4 Door *4995 66 VW QoH, grey J by some U.S.-supported Nicara­ Free Est. DUMAS ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION Industrial space. Load­ protecting Itorthepubllcond a night. Patrick Flynn/ManchMtar Herald ministration apparently ignored Rem odeling 68 Bonneville 4 Door *7995 64 VW J«tU. 2 dr. Bt guan Contras, members of the ing dock. Woodland carries o tine ot up to $50 tor 66 VW JBtta. 4 dr. rtd trafficking allegations against »Cusloiii •Window 456-2984 Service changes, addi­ LABELS each offense. Phillips didn’t have more time for study Tired of manuBlIy iddresslnp Industrial Pork. Prin­ HEADS OF THE CLASS — Grace Phillips, right, and Birgit Sauer, were Honduran military, Panamanian DaaiBned Raplaoenwnl tional wiring and re­ N e lg h b o r- UNDER $40D0 because she spent her high school career as Noriega because the now- distribution rnail — we cen ciples only. 643-2121. COVENTRY. 872-9111 68 VW Jetts, 4 dr, rtd strongman Manuel Antonio No­ I PAINTING/ pairs on existing automate this procets providing hood tog sale (twelve 63 VW GTI, Mack president of the National Honor Society and named today as the top students in the class of 1989 at Manchester High indicted strongman also cooper­ •Custom riega and Bahamian officials. •W o o d a ■ PAPERING homes. Quality work at quality service for a reasonable fam ily). 71 Alice Drive, as president of the American Field Service ated in DEA operations. But the KItehans I a Q j GENERAL 24 Tollind T|ke. School. Phillips, valedictorian, is considering a career in medicine. Sauer, The 437-page report was pre­ Vinyl affordable prices. Enti­ price. Call 644-6161 Mark Drive and Har­ JOE RILEY'S chapter. She has been a member of the DEA was fooled, the report said, SWIna S B sth s I SERVICES DILLON FORD Vernon. salutatorian, wants to be an engineer. pared by the Senate Foreign rely owner operated. riett. Saturday, April swimming team; the school jazz band; Safe when Noriega used his close •floo Rooms •Sunroom s FRANK YOUNG 15, 9-4. Rain or shine. 319 Main St., Manchester 64g-2638 Affairs subcommittee on terror­ 27 years exp. Call Jo­ Rides, which offers rides to students who relationship with the agency “ to •R o ots •O aragss AFFORDABLE services Furniture, baby Items, 88 "EXP" Coupe *7495 Institute of Technology in Cambridge. Chri.s Cheyer. Kevin Coveil, Andrea Della ism, narcotics and international PAINTING seph Dumas 64|^52U. have been drinking alcohol; and the share DEA information with LANDSCAPING for the elderly. Light toys, households, an­ 88 Escort "LX" H/B *7495 ITRUCK /VAN Mass., and is considering a career in Rocco, John Eccher, Alexander Eitel. operations, whose chairman, Senior Discount housekeeping, grocery tiques, etc. 742-1323. 8 8 Connecticut Valley Youth Ensemble. traffickers.” 88 Escort "QL" H/B *7495 IF0R 8A LE engineering. Craig Hempstead. Alyssa Homan. Greg John F. Kerry, D-Mass., held a WALLPAPERING DON’S u w N and shopping, will tlx light i s n HEATING/ sam cc 85 Escort 4-D r H /B *4495 Sauer, of 45 Kent Drive, is the daughter of "It was always math or science.’’ .she Horowitz. Heather Hostetter. Allison Kane. series of public hearings last }tear ■ "When a former Honduran Fully Licensed 6AIIDENIN0 meals, hove hair dress­ 87 Taurus "LX" Sedan *10495 |2 ! j PLUMBING ing license. Shampoo, Manchester Junior Wo­ TRUCKS and equipment Wolfgang and Mary Ann Sauer. She was said. ‘ ‘Math and science is always what I’ve Alison Larkin. Sandra Lebrun. James on international drug trafficking. military officer who has assisted Interlor/Exterlor Call now for; 87 Taurus "QL” Wagon *10195 sets, haircuts, perms, men's Club will be spon­ to r sale. $15,000. 1986 co-captain of the school’s math team, Ludes, Erik Meyers. Alicia Mezritz, the United States in the Contra Yard clean-up 87 Escort "QL" H/B *5595 been good at.’’ In the most glaring examples of Fully Insured Specialists M&M OIL Shrub & hedge trimming manicures, etc. Call soring a T ag/Craft Sale at dump truck, older pay- treasurer of the American Field Service war ... became involved in a 88 T-BIrd Coupe *6495 loader. With business, Other top scholars in this year’s graduat­ Gregory Murray, Brian Parkany, Keith what the committee found to be a PLUMBING a HEATING Rototllling and mowing Deb!, 643-4767. the Manchester Parkade chapter, and a member of the National Reimer, Kera Rennert, Kimberly Schu­ two-faced policy during the Rea­ ‘narco-terrorist’ plot to kill the Free Estimates Pride taken in every 10% Stniar ClUztn dltCNiit 89 Brand New Festive *5795 $25,000. Coll 643-9505. ing class of 450 students are: Suzanne • Oil Burhar Sarvica & Sataa April 29, 9;(X) - 3;(X). Rain- 86 LTD Brougham Sedan *5895 Honor Society and German Club. Agasi, Atul Aggarwal, Julie Atkins. Mere­ bert, Wendy Smith, Jeffrey Staniunas, and gan years, the report said: elected president of Honduras, job we dot • Automatic Olt Dallvary 646-7D 11 date April 30. 8x8' spaces 88 Mercury Sable “QS" *7495 IMDTDRCYCLE / Sauer plans to attend the Massachusetts dith Blodgett, Laurie Brindisi, Helen Call, Amy Williams. ■ While reports of Noriega’s available for '20/apace. 8 263 Main S t Quality is our main • Wall Pumpa Salat & Sarvica I FURNITURE 88 F-250 Red *9295 IMDPED8 drug activities were mounting, See CONTRAS, page 10 HEBRON Send Check or Money 89 Probe LX Demo *12995 concern. • Watar Haatara (Ei«cMo a a u | Manchester LANDSCAPE SLEEPER couch, rock­ Order to: 84 Bronco II 4x4 *7295 MDTDRCYCLE Insu- • Bathroom & Kitchen ing chairs, queen box Design & Construction MJWC 88 Ranger XLT *8995 rance. Same day cov­ Ramodaling spring and matress, 87 F1S0 S/S Pickup *9895 64S-8892 REASONABLE Hebron 228-1150 P.O. Box 1874 erage, competitive • Senior Citizen Dlacountt pedlstal table a n d 81 Escort 2-D r *2995 rates on full range ot Massive AIDS epidemic forecast for Western Hemisphere RATES Manchester 647-7760 chairs, dressers, youth Manchester, CT C all S.R. BLANCHARD, • Electric work by motercycles. Call Praclalon Electric beds and many more 06040 Crockett Agency, Inc. RIC. for all your Buslnes- We cater to the Items. 742-1323. 643-2145 in most Latin and Caribbean s/Homeowner needs, FREE ESTIMATES i m i a u t d 643-1577. By Daniel Q. Haney Journal of Medicine, is based in among high risk groups. with two physicians from the Pan tinues to penetrate the poor and home owner. part on the apparent spread of the Citing “ the best available data American Health Organization. less advantaged populations of countries is far behind Africa’s, from new construction Phone; 6 4 9 -2 8 7 1 l3 o I SERVICES The Associated Press to altering & remodel­ Senior Citizen disease from homosexuals to and with use of mathematical “ Once it becomes an estab­ Latin America and the Carib­ but there are troubling signs it ing. Price competitive BOSTON — An estimated 2.5 heterosexuals. This shift will put models that incorporate the pro­ lished heterosexual epidemic in bean, there is the potential for a will follow a similar course. Discount PJ’s Plumiilno, Heating 6 TIERINNI’S and quality Is a must. Air Conditioning AUTOMOTIVE EAWNEEMIIB. lAC. CARDINAL BUICK'S million people in North and South far more people at risk of the longed incubation period of those countries, it has a potential massive epidemic in the Ameri­ Among these are the relatively Several references FREE ESTIMATES Boilers, pumps, hot water 276 Hartford Rd., Manchester America already are infected deadly disease. AIDS,” the editorial predicted for rapidly increasing in sheer cas that may parallel the situa­ high proportion of women victims available. Call 742-1082 tanks, new and that 500,000 people in the Western tion in Africa, where many cases in some countries. The male to FULLY iNSURED replacements. with the AIDS virus, and some The World Health Organization numbers, like in Africa.” for Immediate response. 6 4 9 -5 8 2 3 Hemisphere are likely to be A separate study in the journal, remain unrecognized and female ratio in French Guiana is FREE ESTIMATES Cara, Trucka, Vani, 4x4'a parts of the hemisphere may be estimates that at least 5 million 643-6774 Are you ready for apring? VOLUME-PRICING $AVES facing "a massive epidemic,” people worldwide are infected diagnosed with acquired immune which described the level of AIDS unreported.” 1.5 to 1; Hondurus, 1.7 to 1; doctors warned today. with the virus and 350,000 have deficiency syndrome by 1992. infection in Brazil, agreed with In Africa, the disease is spread Bahamas, 1.8 to 1, and Trinidad, 4 The researchers said the AIDS acquired immune deficiency “ We have great concern that Quinn’s concern. primarily by heterosexual inter­ to 1. Y O g _ C A $ H epidemic in some Latin and syndrome. - we are starting to see a more “We are very fearful of the course and affects men and Quinn said poverty levels and a R 9I APARTMENTS APARTMENTS f o o l APARTMENTS -SAMPLES- Caribbean nations may become In March 1987, a WHO report heterosexual pattern of spread same situation,” said the senior women in almost equal numbers. high frequency of prostitution in said 50 million to 100 million emerging in these countries,” author of that study. Dr. David D. In the United States, victims are some of the countries also may INVITATION TO BID | 2£ J fo r r e n t FOR RENT | 9 £ J fo r r e n t as bad as the outbreak in Africa, although the severity will vary people may be infected by 1991. said Dr. Thomas C. Quinn, an Ho of Cedars-Sinai Medical Cen­ largely male homosexuals and contribute to the transmission of The Manchaiter Public MANCHESTER. Four Schools solicits bids for KIN­ MANCHESTER. Family COVENTRY. Conve­ from country to country. But in December it reduced that AIDS expert at the National ter in Los Angeles. drug abusers, and men out­ AIDS as a heterosexual disease. DERGARTEN SUPPLIES room duplex with deck nient, private location. to 6 million to 7 million because of Institute of Allergy and Infectious In their editorial, the doctors number women about 10 to 1. and appliances In ex­ area. Convenient loca­ Their concern, expressed in an fo r th e 19S9-1990 school ye a r. tion. Two bedrooms, One bedroom apart­ evidence of behavioral changes Diseases who wrote the editorial warned, “ If HIV-1 infection con­ Quinn noted that the epidemic See EPIDEMIC, page 10 Sealed bids will be received cellent neighborhood. ment. Carpeting- editorial in today’s New England until April 19,1989,2:00 P.M ., $550. plus utilities. No first floor. $550 . 643- at which time they will be 4006. storage area. Two publicly opened. The right Is pets. Available Mov. months security dep­ 1989 BUICK ELECTRA 1989 BUICK SKYHAWK 1989 BUICK RIVERiA reserved to ra le c t an y and all 643-9691. MANCHESTER. Half du­ osit. $425. without utili­ Lower tax bids. Specifications and bid MANCHESTER. Plea­ plex. Three bedroom. ties. No pets. 742-0569. Sources debate order forms may be secured at the $750. plus utilities. Ref­ LTD, 4 Dr., SlO(* #9168 DEMO, 4 Dr., Loaded, Stock #9102 S/roof, Demo, Stock #9128 Business Office, 45 N. School sant four room apart­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ ment In quiet, four erences and security. Street, Manchester, CT 643-7355. ble Immediately. Re­ 06040. family home. Ideal for decorated three « 1 7 , 6 8 1 * * 9 8 9 3 * Save 001 of town manager list is needed 036-04 working lady. $395.649- MANCHESTER. Two bedrooms, living M * 5897. bedroom townhouse. room, formal dining Fully oppllonced. In­ room, kitchen, ap­ cludes heat and hot By Andrew Yurkovskv source on Wednesday, was for budget TOWN OF MANCHESTER pliances, wall to wall 2.9% GMAC FINANCING AND/ OR UP wrong. 'The sources did not LEGAL NOTICE water, I'/z baths, gar­ carpeting and gas heat. Manchester Herald Tha Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on age. $739. per month. $795. per month. 646- dispute the earlier report that Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Monday, April 24,1989 of 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Room, Lin­ 647-3757. 4144 or 643-0909. TO $1500 MFGR. REBATE Manchester Assistant Town South Windsor Town Manager Manchester Herald coln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut to Richard J. Sartor was the top hear and consider the tollowing applications; 2 4 ‘INCLUDES FACTORY REBATE. Manager Steven R. Werbner is TGWN GF MANCHESTER UP TO MOS. TO APPROVED CUSTOMERS. candidate to replace retiring Item No. 1 Angelo Strano-Request tor 0 variance to Article LBOAL NGTICE ranked second and former En­ The tax increase needed to Manchester Town Manager Ro­ Appl. 1333 IV, Section 9.03.01, 9.03.02, 9.03.03, 9.03.04 to re­ At Its meeting of April 3,1989 the Planning and Zoning Com­ field Town Manager Robert J. support the town manager’s duce the number ot parking spaces at Strano bert B. Weiss. Bakery, 255 Brood Street. Business IV Zone. mission mode the following decisions: PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK Mulready is ranked a distant recommended budget will be OBGROe ALEXANDER - ZGNE CHANGE - 114/328 HART- third among the three finalists for Questioned about the ranking of Item No. 2 Saint Brideat’s Church — Request tor o special FDRD RGAD (A-S9) about half a mill lower than Appl. 1334 exception to Article II, Section 5.02.03 and Sec­ — Approved the request for a zone the Manchester town manager Werbner ahead of Mulready. the 1 PONTJAC 6000 originally estimated because of tion 6.02.04 to permit church bazaar trom June change from Industrial and Rural Residence to Business II third source stood by the pre­ for a parcel ot land Identified os 314 Hartford Rood and a por­ post, contrary to earlier reports, higher than expected revenues 12, 1989 through June 17, 1989; an d request v a ri­ tion of o parcel of land Identified os 328 Hartford Rood. viously reported ranking. ance to Article IV, Seclon 8.01 to sell beer and 4Dr.,AutO.Air,AM-FM, two sources close to the selection and money transfers. Assistant wine at church bazaar tor the some dotes within SAMUEL CHGRCHBS • ZGNE CHANGE - 89 DAKLAND One of the two sources who said process said today. Town Manager Steven R. I, 000 teat ot another liquor outlet, within 200 teat STREET (C-77) — Approved the request tor a zone change Lo Miles. Was $7790 Werbner ranked ahead of Mul­ Patrick Flynn/Manohsstgr Hsrild ot 0 church and school and in a residence zone - trom Residence A and Industrial to Business 11 at a parcel ot The sources, who wished to Werbner said today. northwest corner ot Main and Woodland Streets land Identified os 89 Oakland Street. remain anonymous, said that the ready said that Mulready actu­ - Residence B and C Zones. SOARING HIGH •— A red-tailed hawk the Homart Development Co. is seeking That means a tax rate of 54.03 ROTHMAN a BEAULIEU, INC. AND CATHERINE E. OLM- Watch This tSpaese Each WecL ranking of Mulready ahead of ally ranked a distant third, but mills, rather than 54.58 mills, will Item No. 3 Purdy Corporation — Reouost tor a variance to STEAD - 449 TOLLAND TURNPIKE - (R-40) — D enied Until Sold $6790 the other source declined to to cut to make way for a road that will Appl. 1335 Article II, Section 16.07.01 to provide residential without preludice the request for a zone change from Rural Werbner, as reported by a third soars around its nest, which is in a tree be needed to support the $73 describe him that way. zone screening consisting ot white pines Instead Residence to Planned Residence Development and approval off Hale Road. The tree is one of many serve the Pavilions at Buckland Hills. million budget recommended by ot Canadian hemlocks. Industrial Zone. of o general plan of development under Article II, Section 7 USED CARS Both sources said that no Ite m No. 4 Sears, Roebuck and Co. — Request tor special of the Manchester Zoning Regulations to construct 334 mul­ Town Manager Robert B. Weiss. A ppl. 1334 ti-fam ily units on a parcel of land Identified os 449 Tolland formal ranking was made by the The current tax rate under this exception to Article II, Section 8.04.01 and Arti­ T u rn p ike. cle IV, Section 5.01 tor on Automobile Service • 1988 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. •1986 Buick Regai 2 Dr. TODAY town Board of Directors and the year’s $63.5 million budget is 49.84 Center at the Pavilions ot Buckland Hills, 301 MACPARLANE PROPERTIES CORPORATION - ZONINO manager search committee. Bucklond Street. CUD Zona. •1988 Buick Century Wagon Hawks’ plight postpones road mills. REGULATIONS AM ENDM ENT (M-119) — Denied the peti­ •1986 Buick Eiectra 4 Dr. They said that their ranking was Ite m No. 5 Crole a Virginia S. Schneider — Request tor a tion for change of zoning regulations. Index With the lower rate, the tax bill A p p l. 1337 variance to Article i i. Section 4.01.01 and Article J. a O. ASSOCIATES - SIDEWALK DEFERMENT -174 OAK­ •1987 Buick Regai Turbo •1985 Buick Century 4 Dr. based on the comments made by on the median home assessed at II, Section 1.03.04 to moke additions to home and LAND STREET (J'lS) — Denied the request for a sidew alk 20 pages, 2 sections directors and search committee Bv Maureen Leavitt a rehabilitation center for raptors, or birds of move garage ot 78 Phelps Road. Residence A deferment on a parcel of land Identified os Oakland Terrace •1987 Pontiac Grand Am 4 Dr. •1985 Datsun King Cab Manchester Herald prey, said today Qualkinbush has asked him to $31,440 would be $1,698. That’s $18 Zone. at 174 Oakland Street. members while the list of candi­ less than the $1,716 bill under the Business______18 Netlon/World j B-7 dates was narrowed to the final climb the tree to see if there are any eggs in the Item No. 6 Gordon R. R ice — Request fo r a va rian c e to A rtl- BARNEY PETERMAN - SUBDIVISION -241 FERN STREET •1987 Oids '88’ 4 Dr. •1984 Mercury 2 Dr. Classified _ 18-20 Obituaries------2 originally proposed tax rate. Appl. 1338 cle II, Section 3.01.01 to reduce the rear set bock (P-79) — Approved the application request to create a tw o three. The ranking, they said, Two red-tailed hawks who have taken up nest. C o m ics______16 Opinion------8-9 The current tax bill for the to 29.35' (30' required) at 49 Gerald Drive. Resi­ lot subdivision on a parcel ot land Identified as 243 Fern PLUS MANY MORE. UP TO 60 DAY. 3,000 MILE 100% POWER TRAIN WARRANT was based on a meeting held last residence in a tree near the Buckland mall won’t A hearing on whether the tree with the nest, or dence AA Zone. Street. Tha Commission approved the deferment tor the con­ Focus______15 People------15 median home is $1,567. struction of sidewalks and the Installation of granite curbs week. be evicted just yet to make way for a road. Item No. 7 SoonM. A Corel H. Lindsay— Reouestforo vorl- Local/State Sports------11-14 other area trees, can be cut down has been The new tax rate is contained in Appl. 1339 once to Article II, Section 4.01.01 to construct a on Fern Street. “ The bird won’t be harmed,” said R. Steven ______2-5,10 Television------17 The third source, however, said scheduled for Weeinesday at 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln an April 10 memorandum from deck within 4' of side yard (10' required) at 38 WILLIAM BBLLOCK - FERN MEADOW SUBDIVISION/ that the ranking was done in a Qualkinbush, development (lirector for the Center, said George E. Murphy, the town’s tree O e ra rti Street. Residence A Zone. MODIFICATION (B-78/79) — Approved with modifications C^RDINfiL BaiCIi, INC. Homart Development Co. of Chicago, developer Robert Huestis, the town budget At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written the request to relocate sidewalks within the subdivision formal fashion, with directors warden. and finance officer. Werbner said from the west side to the east side of Emily Lone. and search committee members of the Pavilions at Buckland Hills. communications received. A copy of these petitions has W E D E L IV E R The tree, off Hale Road, is one of several that that the memo would be dis­ been tiled In the Planning and Zoning Department and may A copy of these decisions has been tiled In the Town Clerk's writing their preferences on “ We’re not working in the area, we’re not be Inspected during business hours. office. "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" For Home Delivery, Call were to be cut down to make way for a road that cussed tonight during a budget sheets of paper. going to work in the area.” he said. “ It’s an easy Planning and Zoning Commission 81 Adams Street, Manchester A # workshop for the town Board of Edward Crltmon, Leaks of information about the decision. There’s never been any question.” Secretory Leo Kwosh, 647-9946 Directors. Zoning Board of Appeols (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) # I Stuart Mitchell, a Portland man who operates See HAWKS, page 10 S ecretory Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 03B4H 037-04 See MANAGER, page 10 See TAX RATE, page 10 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 13, 1989 — 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 13, 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE

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The following are births recorded at Hartford 0-Anon group to meet Hospital. on relocation of O-Anon, a support group for the family and Benson, Arthur 0. Jr. and Joan, of 798 Hartford friends of compulsive overeaters meets every Road, a daughter born Feb. 5. Friday at 7 p.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Red Stone Road Bissell, Jeffrey J. and Micheline Berube, 45 St, Ask at information desk for meeting room. John St., a daughter born Dec. 12. By Nancy Concelman and Tolland Turnpike and Slater 4 Cl Burzynski Jr„ George W. and Janet Jeffery, 77 Manchester Herald Street, opening up the area School registration set iiiU ’S Benton St., born Feb. 26. between those two roads and I The owners of land between alleviating traffic congestion. Registration for the 1989-90 school year is being Gorman, Michael E. and Kathy Morgan, 187 Buckland Street and Tolland The Buckland Street entrance taken at the Cornerstone Christian School, 236 Main V ^ Charter Oak St., a daughter born Feb. 23. Turnpike may soon reach an was moved farther south on St. Two grades are being added in the fall, agreement on redesigning and revised plans. pre-kindergarten and grade 12. A pre-enrollment Leonard, Michael J. and Dawn Pessoni, of Manchester, a daughter born Feb. 28. building part of the proposed Red Fuss & O’Neill last year esti­ orientation meeting for parents will be held at the Stone Road, a developer said mated the total project co.st at school Monday at 7:30 p.m. Call the school, 643-0792 Medynski, Nicholas and Janice Cornell, 17 Tuesday. about $3 million. Planning Direc­ for this meeting and for more information. Princeton St., a son born Feb. 2. Thomas Crossen, president of tor Mark Pellegrini said Crossen Builders, said Tuesday Morin, Daniel D. and Janice Rider, 698 N. Main Wednesday. his firm, the managing partner in Crossen said he hasn’t heard Rec offers classes St., a son born Feb. 22. development of the 450-unit any disagreement among lan­ The Manchester Parks and Recreation Depart­ Peowski Jr., Richard D. and Sylvie Thivierge, 81 Brentwood Condominiums, is downers near Buckland Street i— ment will be offering the following spring classes; Diane Drive, a daughter born Jan. 13. considering building the part of over redesigning the road, but ceramics, FunTykes and Terrific Twos. Pre-school the road that would serve Brent­ negotiations for the Tolland Turn­ classes begin the week of May 1. Pre-registration is Reading Jr., C. Neal and Laura Potter, 45 Server wood and is close to an agreement pike and Slater Street area are required in person at the recreation office at St., a son born Feb. 13. with other developers in the not going quite as smoothly. Highland Park School, Monday through Friday, 9 Buckland Street area. The Planning and Zoning Com­ a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information, call “It may be something that’s mission denied a zone change and 647-3089. Current Quotations needed.” Crossen said. “ The general plan of development on problem is there are sacrifices to Arpil 3 for 334 residences at 169 Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald be made.” Tolland Turnpike because the ‘ 'He was a gre^t patriot. He loved America and he A 112-room Red Roof Inn isalsn developers did not show sufficient CLEARING THE MOUND — Robert baseball diamond at Cheney Tech for a loved the system because it allowed him to do what KInderfun registration set fishing for at least 75 years, plans to join the opening-day proposed for land near Buckland emergency access. he did: protest." — Jack Hoffman on his brother, AVID ANGLER — William Kearns Sr., of 228 New State Bidwell clears puddles of water from the late afternoon baseball game. Street and Richard Hayes also The developers. Rothman & The YWCA is now taking registration for 1989-90 Abbie Hoffman, who died Wednesday at age 52. Road, examines some new fishing equipment at Farr’s, 2 fishing crowd Saturday. owns two parcels near Buckland Beaulieu Inc., did not show a Kinderfun for full-time (4 or 5 days a week) Main St., Wednesday. Kearns, who said he has been Street and Tolland Turnpike. redesigned Red Stone Road on students. Kinderfun is a state-licensed, non-profit "M y nickname for him was ‘Trouble.’ The guys Manchester attorney Laurence plans for the 34 acres, but YWCA child care kindergarten program designed used to call him ‘Trash Can Joe.’ Sometimes when Obituaries P. Rubinow, who represents Red Pellegrini said Red Stone would to meet the needs of families with children in the he’d get kicked out of here he would just go crawl out Roof, refused to comment on probably solve the access a.m. kindergarten session. Bus transportation is in the trash cans to sleep. Well, the next day he’d negotiations Monday. provided from Manchester public schools to the smell like it.” — Peoria Rescue Mission superin­ problem. E l The funeral will be Saturday at James D. Harvey Osella says he’s victim of strategy If an agreement is reached on The developers’ attorney. John YWCA, 78 N. Main St. Registration for part-time (3 tendent Richard Brienen on a vagrant who was 9 a.m. from the John F. Tierney the road, the Brentwood develop­ D. LaBelle Jr , said at the hearing days or less a week) students begins June 19. Call The funeral for James D. charged with nine arson deaths in the worst fire in Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., ers will probably have to go the developers believed negotia­ the YWCA office 647-1437, for more information. Harvey, of 561 E. Center St., who the city’s history. “ over and over again that he does with a Mass of Christian burial at Bv Alex Glrelll of directors at which Democratic Both Osella and Republican before the Planning and Zoning tions had been unsuccessful and died Wednesday (April 12, 1989), not influence town government.” 10 a.m. in St. James Church. Manchester Herald Town Chairman Theodore R. Director Geoffrey Naab crititized Commission again and get new proceeded with their own plans. will be Saturday at 8; 30 a.m. at " I could Indian wrestle any one of you to the But Naab said. Cummings Burial will be in St. James Cummings and others are the Democrats for their proposal permits from the State Traffic LaBelle ahso said at the hearing Emblem Club to meet the Barrett Funeral Home, 148 ground.” — First lady Barbara Bush joking to testified at the hearing, in effect, Cemetery. Calling hours are Republican town Director Ro­ present. to amend the FOI law to permit Commission, he said. The PZC that Hayes said he will not pay for Dean Drive, Tenafly, N.J., with a reporters after she received a radioactive thyroid that the reason for the proposed The Manchester Emblem Club will meet tonight today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday nald Osella said Wednesday night Osella again denied a charge by the party chairman and other approved the condominium pro­ construction of the road Mass of Christian burial at 9; 30 treatment. change is “ so that those who work at 7:30 p.m. at the Elk Lodge on Bissell Street. from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. there is a growing Democratic Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. that members of a majority party to ject in 1986. Repeated attempts to reach a.m. in St. Therese Church, so hard to elect town officials Rehearsal for installation will follow the meeting. Memorial donations may be strategy that will attempt to he encouraged Mary Sears, a attend caucuses of that party’s The town last year asked area Hayes this week were Madison Avenue, Cresskill, N.J. ought to be able to participate in Refreshments will be served. made to the Manchester High damage his integrity. Republican member of the Ethics directors. landowners to relocate the pro­ unsuccessful. Burial will be in Brookside the formulation of town policy.” School Athletic Fund, in care of Speaking before about 30 peo­ Commission, to question whether Osella said that when DiRosa posed road after the state Depart­ LaBelle could not be reaphed Cemetery, Englewood, N.J. Public Meetings Mike Simmons, Manchester High ple at a meeting of the Republican DiRosa was in conflict of interest testified at a legislative hearing In the only formal action at the ment of Transportation rejected Calling hours are Friday from 2 for comment this morning. Pregnancy class offered School, 134 E. Middle Turnpike, Town Committee, Osella said in his votes on Main Street on the proposal he in effect asked GOP meeting, the committee the original design. The DOT said to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. There was a time when negotia­ Manchester 06040. people are releasing information reconstruction because he oper­ the Legislature to change the law unanimously named 13 delegates the Buckland Street entrance was A two-night early pregnancy class is now being Meetings scheduled tonight. tions weren’t going well and A memorial Mass will be held to the press, knowing he will get ates a Main Street business. to correspond with the practice in to the 4th Senatorial District too close to the eastbound exit offered at no cost at Manchester Memorial Hospital Friday, April 21, at 7:30 p.m. at convention to be held May 9 at Rothman and Beaulieu said they blamed for it. The Ethics Commission de­ Manchester that is in violation of ramp of Interstate 84 to allow left Monday, April 17 and 24. Expectant couples are Herman W. Pfenning St. Bartholomew Church, 736 E. Manchester were concerned that the road He said he thinks he is under cided March 30 to take no action the law. 7:30 p.m. at Whiton Memorial turns from Buckland Street invited to attend the course which is offered the Middle Turnpike. Library in Manchester for the would not go through Hayes' Herman W. Pfenning, 73, of 21 Budget Workshop, Lincoln Center heraing room, attack because of his complaint to on the conflict question, with “ Why he would admit in public southbound to the proposed Red third and fourth Mondays of each month. Ashworth St., husband of Frances Memorial donations may be 5:30 p.m. Sears and one other Republican that he is in violation of the law is election of two members to the property. Pellegrini said. Recommended for women in their second to fifth the Freedom of Information Stone Road, (Schaal) Pfenning, died Tuesday made to the Birthright of Greater Democratic Subcommittee, Lincoln Center hear­ Commission about private meet­ member. Johathan Mercier, vot­ beyond me.” Osella said. Republican State Central Com­ The town hired Fuss & O’Neill The town explained to Rothman month of pregnancy, both sessions are held in Hartford, 76 Webster St., Hart­ (April 11, 1989) at Manchester ing room, 7 p.m. ings of the Democratic majority ing against the majority. Naab said that Cummings says mittee for two-year terms. In­ Inc., a local engineering firm, to It Beaulieu that the road probably Conference rooms E and F at the hospital from 7 to 9 ford 06105. Anthony Alibrio Memorial Hospital. Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center gold cumbent Joseph Broder of Glas­ design a new Red Stone Road that would be built on the Buckland p.m. Pre-registration is required by cailing He was born in Hartford and The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 room, 7:30 p.m. tonbury is seeking re-election, would connect Buckland Street side 647-6600. was formerly of Hartford. He Main St., is in charge of the local and he asked the committee Anthony Alibrio, lived in Manchester 16 years. arrangements. Andover Naab defends stance on seat belts Wednesday for its support. Mark Before retiring 12 years ago, he Johnson of Bolton has said he will said everyone should use seat Parents group to meet teacher, coach was employed by Hartford Dis­ Public hearing on budget, Andover Elementary Republican town Director town three years ago created a not be a candidate for a re- 8th election committee Jeanette M. Vasseur belts. He gave several examples tributors for 25 years. He was a School, 8 p.m. Geoffrey Naab defended his public awareness of the need for election. Parents Without Partners is holding an orienta­ Anthony C. "Tony” Alibrio, 73, of cases in which he said people member of the Fraternal Order of Jeanette M. Vasseur, 62, of criticism of a federal grant using seat belts. tion meeting Tuesday at the Talcottville Congrega­ of 82 Foxcroft Drive, widower of have been injured because they Republican Town Chairman Eagles of Hartford and Teams­ Claremont, N.H., mother of Paul Bolton program to beef up enforcement “ It would amaze you to know complaint tional Church on Main Street, Talcottville. The Helen (Waters) Alibrio, and were not wearing seat belts when John Garside said Wednesday cited in FOI ters Local 135. Vasseur of Manchester, died of the state’s seat-belt law at a how many people police found not meeting is open to all single parents who may have husband of Constance (Cowles) Board of Education, Bolton Center School, 8 p.m. accidents occurred. night he will try to change Besides his wife, he is survived Wednesday (April 12,1989) at the meeting of the Republican Town using belts,” Reinhorn said. provide information. She said an interest in learning more about the group. Alibrio, died Wednesday (April Dr. H. John Malone, a pediatri­ Johnson’s mind. He also said two By Alex Glrelll by a daughter, Judith Schuetz of Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Committee Wednesday, again last week that she would do Custody is irrelevant. The meeting will begin at 7 12, 1989) in Walterboro, S.C. At a meeting of town directors cian and former member of the others have indicated an interest Manchester Herald Manchester; two grandchildren; Center, Hanover, N.H. Coventry so. p.m. Coffee and refreshment will be served and a Born in Hartford, he had lived Harry Reinhorn, a member of Tuesday, Naab called the grant a Board of Education, asked if the in the post. and several nieces and nephews. Besides her son, she is survived Coventry High School tour, Coventry High School, new member rap will be held follo wing the meeting. in Manchester for 45 years. He the committee, asked Naab about waste of federal funds. In re­ seat-belt law enforcement would The delegates are Thomas H. Perry Dodson said he filed a Dodson asked for copies of He was predeceased by a son, by her husband, Emile Vasseur of 7 p.m. For more information, call Chuck at 569-6611, or the was a graduate of Wesleyan his opposition to a $2,500 federal sponse to Reinhorn, Naab reiter­ include school buses. Naab said it Feiguson, Kevin MacKenzie. Pe­ complaint with the state Free­ minutes of committee meetings James Pfenning. Claremont, N.H.; a daughter, Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:45 chapter phone, 568-4428. University and Springfield Col­ grant to Manchester to enforce ated his opposition to the expendi­ tra Shearer, Christopher J^ Ma­ dom of Information Commission and for copies of decisions The funeral will be Friday at Sylvia Vasseur of Claremont, p.m. would not. lege. He was a retired school the state’s law requiring use of ture to enforce a single law in a With the grant, the Police lone. Ruth Willey, Lois Philop- Wednesday morning, saying he generated by the committee. He 10:30 a.m. at the Rose Hill N.H.; another son, Steven Vas­ Arts Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30p.m. teacher, having taught science seat belts and child restraints in time when federal and state funds Department will pay overtime for ena, Joan Foss, John Deeb, has not received information he also wanted results of any sur Day-care group to meet Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., seur of Tolland; five grandchild­ and math at Manchester High automobiles. are tight. two police officers who will make Eugene Sierakowksi. Shiela God- asked for on the work of a veys and of any correspondence. Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose ren; three sisters, Anita Lea- School for 37 years. While at Naab. a lawyer whose practice checks primarily when children ola, J. Winthrop Porter, Barbara committee which reviewed elec­ Landers said there were no The Family Day Care Providers Association wili Hill Memorial Park in Rocky Hill. mond of East Hartford, Margaret Reinhorn said a similar en­ Manchester High School, he was includes many accident cases. are expected to riding in cars. King and Garside. tion procedures for the Eighth surveys and the committee re­ meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the parish hall of St. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 Gray of Lebanon, N.H., and Thoughts forcement program in Middle- Mary’s Church, 41 Park St. Kim Karos will speak on a football, swimming, wrestling, Utilities District. ceived no letters. p.m. Claire Perras of Claremont, On Wednesday night, district effective discipline. The charge is $1 for non­ and rifle teams coach. He was the N.H.; several nieces and Director Ellen Landers, chairwo­ The committee has reported its members at the door. Registered providers only. former coach for the Bolton nephews. You know, God, I’ve been thinking that you are man of the committee, said that recommendations to the district For more information, call 646-8524. Midget Football Team and a former coach of the Manchester Emma Johnson A Mass of Christian burial will undercharging us for Your time. (In this high tech Town will install lights at 2 intersections within one or two days she would Board of Directors. Under those Silk City Semi-Pro Football Emma (Chandler) Johnson, 82, be held Friday at 11 a.m. in St. world if it’s cheap it can’t be worth much, can it?) have the information ready to recommendations, candidates Grange holds open house Team. He was an Air Force formerly of Manchester, died Joseph Church. Internmqpt will Now if you could Hnd a way to send each of us a bill. By Nancy Concelman in a memo to Manchester Police streets. the new signal. They voted present to Dodson. for district office would be veteran of World War II, a Tuesday (April 11, 1989) in an be in St. Mary's Cemetery. The going rate for our plumber’s time is $50 an hour, Manchester Herald Chief Robert D. Lannan that the A left-turn arrow will be Tuesday to waive bidding on the Landers said minutes of com required to post notices of their Manchester Grange 31 will meet at 8 p.m. member of the Army and Navy area convalescent home. She was Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 over $100 for our psychiatrist. God should charge top state will pay the rest. installed on Middle Turnpike for project. mittee meetings are not complete candidacy 30 days before the Wednesday in the Grange Hall on Olcott Street for Club, and was active with the the widow of Herbert C. Johnson. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Roy dollar, right? After all who knows more than You? A traffic light will be installed Last year’s town study of traffic traveling in both direc­ A request for $10,275 was made and will not be helpful to Dodson, election at the annual district an open house. A community citizens award will be Meals on Wheels program in She was born in Hartford on Funeral Home, 93 Sullivan St., So charge $150 an hour. Forty dollars for 15 minutes. at the intersection of South Main traffic in southwest Manchester tions, Gary J. Wood, police traffic for the capital improvement so she al.so plans to give him meeting. The committee rejeett'd presented at this time. This meeting is open to the Manchester. Feb. 15, 1907 and had been a Claremont, N.H. I ’ll bet we would be lining up for prayer time with and Hackmatack streets and the recommended restriping merge officer, said today. budget for fiscal year 1989-90 for transcriptions of notes she and the ideas of voting at an election Memorial donations may be public and anyone interested in learning about the Besides his wife, he is survived resident of Manchester for more you. Interstate 384 eastbound exit lanes from the ramp, but Plan­ The state will pay 90 percent of the signal at Middle Turnpike and other committee members took with the use of voting machines made to the American Cancer ning and Zoning Commission Grange and its purpose is invited to attend. by a son and daughter-in-law, than 40 years. Before retiring, she What about the people who couldn’t afford $150 an ramp now that the Board of the cost of the light at Adams and Main Street, one of three intersec­ during the meetings Landers and of permitting absentee Members are invited to bring items for the auction Anthony and Frances Alibrio of was employed as a payroll clerk Society, in care of Carol K. hour? Directors has approved an agree­ Chairman Alfred W. Sieffert Sr. tions in “ dire need” of new said she took extensive notes ballots. Wilson, 7 Cindy Ave., Claremont, Center streets and the federal table. Bolton; a son, James Alibrio of with Pratt & Whitney, East You could use a sliding scale. Maybe write off 10% ment to share the cost of the said making a right turn from government will pay 10 percent. signals, Lannan said in a memo to Dodson asked for the informa Dodson said he wants more N.H. 03743. Hackmatack Street onto South Harrisburg, Pa.; and a son and Hartford. of your time as a charitable donation. signal with the state. The state Department of Trans­ the town manager. tion March 28 and said he would information so he can make a daughter-in-law, Robert and She is survived by a daughter, No? Under the agreement approved Main Street was confusing with file an FOI complaint if he did not decision on his vote at the annual Alden P. Yates portation classifies the area as a The town has received a quote Donna Alibrio of Manchester; Barbara E. Pitkin of Bolton; four You still want to be available to all those who seek Tuesday, the town will pay $8,975, the ramp there. high-risk intersection, making it receive it within 10 days. district meeting May 24. That is Another new traffic light will be of $9,555 for the Main Street-West three stepchildren, Alison Caxide grandchildren; and three great­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - You, who need Your counsel. Your comfort? No one-quarter of the project cost. eligible for state and federal Landers had said after Dodson when district voters will be asked installed at the intersection of Middle Turnpike signal. Lannan Lottery of Manchester, Ranney Grotta of grandchildren. Alden P. Yates, president of appointments? Unlimited time? Absolutely no Frank M. D’Addabbo Sr., direc­ funding. Wood said. made the request that she would to decide on the changes. Berkley, Calif., and Bruce Grotta The funeral will be Friday at 11 Bechtel Group Inc., died Wednes­ charge? We get to say when, and where and how tor of traffic engineering for the Main Street and Middle Turnpike said the town could save money of Cromwell; two brothers, Sal a.m. at the Watkins Funeral day of cancer. He was 60. long? state Department of Transporta­ using funds first earmarked for a The directors had approved b y doing the project signal at Adams and Center $10,000 in this year’s budget for immediately. Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in lotteries Alibrio of Fort Pierce, Fla., and Home. 142 E. Center St. Burial Yates joined the engineering In this fast track, hard sell age are You sure we’ll tion’s Bureau of Highways, said around New England: Joseph Alibrio of New Britain; will be in East Cemetery. Calling and construction company in 1953 recognize what a bargain You are offering? Connecticut daily: 640. Play Four: 4138. three sisters, Mary Lombardo of hours are Friday from 10 to 11 and became president in 1983, “ Lord, your knowledge of me is too deep, it is Massachusetts daily: 9244. Megabucks; 3-9-11-20- Manchester, Mancy Andreano of a.m. succeeding George Shultz, who beyond my understanding ... even before I speak 22-28. Glendale, Ariz., and Rose Dupuis Memorial donations may be left to become U.S. secretary of you already know what I will say.” Ps. 139 The New Image mwwuii///////^ Tri-state daily: 756, 4565. of Peoria, Ariz.; and eight made to the Memorial Fund of the state. The two were the only Rhode Island daily: 5235. Grand Lottery: 526, grandchildren. He was prede­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 presidents who were not Nancy Carr Church St., Manchester 06040. A Hair and Tannino Salan for Men & Wamen 1 8769, 86581, 294167. ceased by a brother, John Alibrio. members of the Bechtel family. 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High around 55. Smith, 9, a fourth-grader at Waddell School. i 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 13, 19R9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 13. 1989 — 5 LOCAL Teachers’ salaries, Killer’s kin don’t believe judge’s order will free him soon By Elizabeth Llghtfoot 'Ti gliiriiiMrwMii ii I I I . gram in December 1987. He lived maintained his innocence. The Associated Press in West Hartford and worked at He contends that he and & S T A T E school study focus an insurance company under the Aranow were overpowered by HARTFORD — A judge has program, designed to ease prison two drunken men while they were ordered Steven M. Asherman, overcrowding. hiking. Market appeals taxes convicted of killing his medical A public outcry followed news He is appealing his conviction of Bolton meeting school classmate 11 years ago, in federal court. The Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. Inc. of his release and Correction freed from prison, but Asher- Commissioner Larry Meachum Flower said the department has appealed the town’s assessment on its By Andrew J. Davis bite out of the budget, said School man’s relatives say they are was working to process Asher­ 342 Broad St. store to Hartford Superior Superintendent Richard E. Pack­ ordered that Asherman be re­ Court. A/lanchester Herald skeptical he will be free any time turned to prison in August 1988, man’s release, including check­ man. Salaries account for 66 soon given Gov. William A. after he was denied parole. ing out his residence, drawing up The town assessed personal property at percent of the entire budget, and O’Neill’s opposition. conditions and having him sign the Broad Street store at $329,690. accord­ BOLTON - The loss of Willing- Freed ruled in November 1988 ton freshmen, teachers’ salaries, 62 percent of the $628,237 budget Judge Samuel Freed ruled that the Correction Department them. ing to the appeal. filed April 7 with the town increase. clerk. and a secret high school accredi­ Wednesday that the state failed to violated Asherman’s rights when “We have a legal obligation to tation report dominated conver­ “We are a service industry,” show that Asherman, who served it ordered him back to prison. The notify the victim’s family,” Stop & Shop, based in North Quincy, said Packman. “I don’t believe Flower said. “We still have to put Mass., claimed in its appeal that the sation Wednesday during a public less than three years in prison in department appealed that deci­ N. hearing on the $5,197,520 Board of we’re overspending as a the 1978 stabbing death of a sion to the state Supreme Court. it in writing, in the form of a assessment is excessive and that the town V community.” Board of Tax Review disregarded state Education budget proposal. medical school classmate, was In his decision Wednesday. registered letter.” A decision by Willington not to Packman, responding to a too dangerous to be freed on Freed granted Asherman’s re­ Flower said the department laws on determining valuation. question about whether staff was moving as quickly as it could. The company is asking that the assess­ send 42 freshmen to Bolton High supervised home-release pending quest that he be released while School this fall has put the school could be cut to reduce the budget, a state Supreme Court review of the Supreme Court is considering House Minority Leader Robert ment be reduced to 70 percent of the store’s said staff cutting creates morale actual value and the town reimburse the board in a bind, said James H. the case. the case. G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, expressed Marshall, school board chair­ problems. The Supreme Court is consider­ The attorney general’s office, surprise at Freed’s decision, company for overpayment of taxes and “Budget cuts are insidious. We interest. man. But he told about 60 ing the Correction Department’s acting on orders from the gover­ saying it “points out that we still residents during the hearing at don’t put things in the budget we appeal of Freed’s earlier decision nor, argued that Asherman have problems with the (home) the Community Hall that the don’t need,” he said. that Asherman’s rights were should remain in prison until the release program.” Wesleyan to sell stock school board is trying to attract An accreditation report on the violated when his home-release Supreme Court rules. Under the early release pro­ MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A subcommittee students from Columbia to fill the high school raised tempers, espe­ status was revoked last year. O’Neill’s office said the gover­ gram. inmates can be let out of Wesleyan University’s Board of Trustees void. cially when some audience The case has focused attention AP photo nor had asked Howard G. Rifkin, before completing their senten­ has recommended the school sell its stock Robert L. Campbell, a Board of members suggested the board on the state’s controversial home- ASHERMAN LEAVES — Steven Asher­ Classmate 11 years ago, was granted his his legal counsel, to review ces in order to keep the population all but one company that operates in South ) Finance member, said the school may be hiding something since release program, with the gover­ man leaves Superior Court in Hartford request to be allowed to participate in a Freed’s ruling and see if there are throughout the entire prison Africa. board has had difficulty revising elections are May 1 and the report nor instructing the state attorney after a hearing Wednesday. Asherman, supervised home-release program. any grounds for an appeal. system below 110 percent of the The subcommittee’s recommendation its budget because the March 2 is not scheduled to be discussed general’s office to seek to block convicted of killing a medical school Philip Aranow, the victim’s system’s capacity. comes nearly a year after Wesleyan decision by the Willington Board publicly until May 25. Asherman’s release. brother and a Cambridge, Mass., In December, the governor students began clamoring for the univer­ of Education took everyone by Last week, an anonymous A subdued Asherman, 40, But Asherman’s relatives re­ Tracy said he expected the School, an'd sentenced to seven to psychologist, called the decision issued an order making ineligible sity to divest itself of holdings in South surprise. With the school board caller to the Manchester Herald turned and looked at members of mained skeptical that the state Correction Department would 14 years in pri.son. an outrage and said he hoped the for early release those inmates Africa. trying to attract students from suggested that Marshall, the only his family, including his wife. would release him that soon. want the Supreme Court to Aranow’s body, stabbed 108 state would try again to block whose crimes resulted in the The recommendation will be reviewed by Reginald PInto/Manchaetar Herald Columbia, finance board school board member running for Penny, as Freed announced his “I’m happy,” said a tearful review Freed’s decision, a pro­ times, was found July 30,1978, on Asherman’s release. death of another or those con­ members did not want to cut the victed of first-degree sexual the board of trustees on Saturday, but not BIBLE SCHOLARS — Three students from the Rabbi Leon Wind re-election, may not want to decision. Penny Asherman. “I just hope cess which could take a few his uncle’s estate in New In arguing again.st Asherman’s voted on until May. budget, Campbell said. release the report before the Asherman was driven back to they release him. I really don’t weeks. Hartford. release. Assistant Attorney Gen­ assault, first-degree assault or In a 12-page report sent to trustees, the Religious School at the Temple Beth Sholom took top awards at the “We’re in a competitive mar­ election because of negative Hartford Correctional Center af­ believe they will.” “Then the question becomes Asherman had remained free eral Stephen O’Neill attempted to first-degree robbery. subcommittee recommends that university Greater Hartford Annual Bible Contest. Teacher Lisa Flavin, left, grills the ketplace,” he said. “We’re look­ comments about the high school. ter Wednesday’s hearing. Wil­ William Tracy, Asherman’s what they’re going todo next,” he while his original conviction was show that Asherman once under­ O’Neill estimated at the time divest itself of stock in Pfizer and 3M Corp. students: Judy Schmerler, first prize winner; Rachel Cion, third prize ing for some kind of restraint. ... The report has not been re­ liam E. Flower, a Correction lawyer, said he was concerned said. being appealed and he didn’t went intensive psychotherapy that there were about 2,800 The university holds $1.44 million in Pfizer We’re trying to take the long view Department spokesman, said he the department would impose Asherman was convicted of enter prison until 1985. and claimed that Asherman had inmates participating in the winner; and Dena Springer, second prize winner. Several other students leased since the school staff has program. They are required to stock and $1.07 worth of 3M stock. won honorable mentions in the contest. and not the short view.” 60 days to review the report from could be released into a new conditions on Asherman’s manslaughter in 1979 in the death He spent less than three years lied about past psychological Last month, the school board the New England Association of supervised-home program as supervised home release, such as of Michael Aranow. 27, a class­ there before being placed in a problems to gain his release. keep in regular touch with Israeli writer speaks cut $45,100 from its budget, but Schools and Colleges of Winches­ early as today. electronic monitoring. mate at Columbia Medical supervised home release pro­ Asherman has steadfastly correction officials. did not reduce staff or programs. ter, Mass., said Marshall. He said Shmuel Segev, internationally known Adelines name Sheehan Lane closings needed Instead, the school board cut the report re-accredits the high journalist and award-winning author, will requests for capital expendi­ school. Carol Sheehan of Coventry, a science and The state Department of Transportation tures, such as $20,000 for a speak tonight at 8 at Temple Beth Sholom, Board member Barry Stearns Meachum not excited 400 E. Middle Turnpike. Segev is an English teacher at Capt. Nathan Hale will periodically close lanes on Interstate 84 storage-garage extension and editorial writer and political columnist with School in Coventry, has been elected to the in East Hartford so sign supports can be $14,000 to enlarge a student said he resented the implications. board of directors of the Greater Hartford installed. parking lot at Bolton High School. “The report is about the staff.” he the Israeli newspaper Ma’ariv. Chapter, Mountain Laurel Chorus of Sweet said. “This board is not covering Segev, a captain in the Israeli army The closings will take place from 9a.m. to School officials have said they about jail boot camps Adelines. 3 p.m. daily for about a week. It will be do not want to cut staff or anything up.” intelligence forces, served as assistant The 82-member chorus entertains with necessary to stop traffic on the expressway military governor in the Gaza Strip during programs because the predicted The Board of Finance is sche­ HARTFORD (AP) - Un­ leading Republicans in the House four-part harmony in barbershop-style for about five minutes when the supports decline in enrollment is insignifi­ duled to discuss the budget of Representatives have the Sinai campaign. He has written many shows. It rehearses Thursday evenings at are being installed. daunted by a group of city leaders ¥)u haveift had cant. Next year, school officials Monday. At the May 15 Annual suggested. books, the most recent of which is "The the Gunver Manufacturing Co., 255 Sheldon On 1-84 westbound, the right lane and pushing solutions to the drug Iranian Triangle — The Untold Story of predict that 275 to 283 students Town Meeting, townspeople will crisis. State Correction Commis­ Urban officials, led by Hartford Road. shoulder will be closed after the Roberts will attend the high school, down have a chance to vote on the Mayor Carrie Saxon Perry, urged Israel’s Role in the Iran-Contra Affair.’’ Street bridge. Also, the right lane and sioner Larry Meachum says he Sponsored by the temple and the from 298 students this year. school budget and the overall $8 has reservations about starting passage of a $30 million anti-drug Gas being restored shoulder for 1-84 westbound and Route 15 Teachers’ salaries take a huge million town budget. program proposed by Democrats Manchester chapter of Hadassah, tonight’s merge will be closed. military-style work camps to talk is open to the public. Segev has been TORRINGTON (AP) — Many of Torring- treat drug offenders. in the state Senate. The bill is On 1-84 eastbound, the left lane after the before a legislative committee. brought to the area by the Commission on ton’s 7,800 natural gas customers, who had main street overpass also will be shut down. Meachum’s comments came at Jewish Education, Hartford Jewish service cut when a pipeline ruptured, are a news conference Wednesday in Perry described the drug prob­ a chance to like Federation. slowly coming back on line. Northeast Terms of loan OK’d which officials from the state’s lem as a “disaster of epic Utilities officials said. largest cities asked for increased proportions,” similar to the re­ Smoking cars OK’d A pipeline was ruptured Tuesday forcing Society needs help state aid to fight drugs and crime. cent oil .spill in Alaska. NU ofHcials to cut off service until it was Among the proposals the offi­ “It’s spreading into the suburbs HARTFORD (AP) — The state House of patched, pipes pres.surized and finally pilot The Connecticut Humane Society is for hall restoration cials embraced was thes and it’s invading the small towns, Representatives wants to set aside special lights relit, NU spokeswoman Jackie looking for volunteers to care for puppies e in a lety, military-style work stealing lives, choking the crimi­ smoking cars on Metro North trains, Harris said. and kittens until they become 8 weeks old. By Alex GIrelll camps for Hrst-time drug ffend- nal justice system, and making us Volunteers will feed and care for the responsible for the loan. hostages to fear.” she said. “It’s making the commuter line the latest Harris said the pipeline, owned by Manchester Herald The first year’s interest on the e r s to relieve prison die best liked.bank animals until they are old enough to be absolutely intolerable.” battleground in Connecticut’s border war Tennessee Gas Pipeline, was repaired at 3 loan, a revolving loan which overcrowding. with New York. placed for adoption. The animals will The urban officials showed a p.m. Tuesday, Service people then went remain the property of the society, which A letter of commitment outlin­ cannot exceed $1.2 million at any Saxon urged the Legislature to Members of the House, angry that New from door to door to turn off meters at ing terms of a loan that local time, will be paid by the town, but short video depicting a similar pass a sweeping anti-drug bill York state had banned smoking on Metro individual homes, she said. will provide food and medical care. program run by prison officials in For more information, call 666-3337. banks are prepared to make to the present town Board of Direc­ that would give $15.2 million to North trains, tried in vain last May to pass About 200 service people from Northeast the Cheney Hall Foundation to tors cannot commit the town to Georgia. After the video, State cities for drug enforcement pro­ legislation forcing the commuter line to Utilities, as well as some from Connecticut finance the remaining work on future payments. Rep. Ernest Newton II. D- grams. $6.9 million to the state for allow smoking on certain cars while the Natural Gas Corp. and Southern Connecti­ restoration of the hall was signed Bridgeport, asked Meachum’s drug treatment programs, and trains are in Connecticut. cut Gas. spent Wednesda turning off An Island for sale Foundation members said they opinion of the camps. in Connecticut. Wednesday by Herbert Steven­ would call for the renovation of But then-House Speaker Irving Stolberg, meters, purging pipelines and relighting GREENWICH (AP) - If you’ve got the son, foundation president. assume that in the future town “I started the first program in unused state property for drug D-New Haven, refused to allow the bill to pilot lights. money. Dianne Carnegie has got a summer Foundation members autho­ directors will continue toguanan- the country like this,” said and alcohol treatment facilities. come up for a vote. He finallly allowed As of Wednesday, about 800 customers home for you. rized Stevenson to sign the letter tee the interest payments. Meachum, a former prison offi­ discussion of the bill on the final night of the cial in Oklahoma. “Uvebeen very “We do not come today looking had service restored, she said. Carnegie is a realtor who’s offering a at a meeting Wednesday after­ The foundation members for a handout,” said Hartford session, but recognized opponents of the three-story home on its own island in noon, despite the reservations of agreed to include Frank Minu- cautious with boot camp-type bill, who filibustered until the session programs.” Police Chief Bernard Sullivan. GOP gives saplings Greenwich. It’s the only the house on its David Newirth. a representative tillo, president of LTM, in future “What we want isour fairshare,” ended. own island in this community and it’s of the Little Theatre of Manches­ loan negotiations. “The programs can become Wednesday’s House vote on commuter BOLTON — The Republican Town pricetag is $2.75 million. ter. LTM will lease the hall from very abusive very quickly ... If In addition, the urban officials smoking came as the House was consider­ Committee will distribute saplings Friday The house has 13 rooms, including four the foundation and operate it One provision in the letter of you don’t keep control of these supported tougher sentencing for ing a bill banning smoking on public school and Saturday in honor of Arbor Day. after the restoration is done. commitment is that no contribu­ programs, they can get out of drug offenders, tougher drug Until now bedrooms and three bathrooms. There’s grounds. State Rep. Vincent Chase, R- Republican candidates in the May 1 Newirth was concerned about tions to the restoration in excess control.” forfeiture laws, increased fund­ also a studio. of $10,000 will be used to pay Stratford. still stinging from last May’s election will hand out the Colorado spruce “It also comes with a couple of boat slips, two provisions in the letter, one of Meachum also cautioned that ing forthestate’scriminal justice defeat, proposed an amendment forcing saplings at the Bolton Notch shopping so you don’t have to park in the town’s dock which he said he thought might interest. Newirth said his under­ there is no room in state prisons to system, and the construction of On April 11, People’s Bank opened in Manchester. commuter trains in southern Connecticut to center on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and make LTM responsible for pay­ standing is that no contributions start such a program this year, as more state prisons. all the time,’ said Carnegie, a realtor for of any size would be used for set aside at least one smoking car. Saturday from 9 a m. to noon. Douglas Elliman Pickering Asociates Inc. ment of the interest on the loan and another concerning use of interest payments. FitzGerald In a recent survey we asked customers of major contribution money to pay responded that the bankers would interest. not agree to that provision. State won’t negotiate banks in Connecticut how they would rank their Newirth is not a voting member Under terms of the negotia­ House moves to cover overspending of the foundation. tions, the letter had to be signed bank. And the customers of Peoples Bank rank their He said LTM cannot be com­ by Saturday and the loan closing with striking inmates Bv Judd Everhart Democrats for runaway state Rep. William R. Dyson, D-New Welfare Department to cover mitted to paying the interest must take place by July 1, 1989. bank higher than customers of any other bank in The Associated Press spending and saying that cuts Haven, co-chairman of the higher-than-anticipated costs for because the proposed operating budget for the hall does not One provision of the loan HARTFORD (AP) — State said. “And fora million dollars or made in the 1988-89 budget last budget-writing Appropriations Medicaid and Aid to Families agreement is that LTM will have thereabouts it could be far more Connecticut. HARTFORD — State agencies spring were less than honest, Committee, disputed Jaekle’s with Dependent Children, provide enough money. Prison Commissioner Larry that overspent their budgets this to have $200,000 in new pledges or damaging than that. I think it has since the bill totaled more than arguments, telling the House that Another $8.5 million goes to the Newirth was also concerned Meachum has vowed that prison to be looked at very seriously.” The news gets even better. Because now there’s year are getting the money they the cuts. when the 1988-89 budget was that LTM is named in the heading contributions before the first officials will not negotiate with Department of Correction for advance on the loan is made. William Flower, a spokesman need from the General Assembly. “The budget allegedly was approved last spring, “we endea­ costs associated with chronic of the letter as one of the striking inmates who walked off a People’s Bank right here in Manchester. Offering On Wednesday, the borrowers. for the state Correction Depart­ cut,” said House Minority Leader vored to put forth a very honest overcrowding in the state’s pri­ their jobs eight days ago to ment. said the strike is costing the Democratic-controlled state Robert G. Jaekle, R-Stratford. budget, and we did.” son system. William FitzGerald, chairman protest a 60-cent increase in its usual complement of amenities and full service for House of Representatives voted of the Cheney Historic District state about $2,100 per day in extra “Questions were asked, were “We projected on a budget The bill was approved on a cigarette prices. overtime wages for state workers loosely along party lines to these real cuts, as opposed to document of over $6 billion and Commission, and a member of "We’re trying to manage the individual customers and the business community approve $57.4 million to cover 100-45 vote, with most of the the committee negotiating the EMERGENCY situation but we’re not negotiat­ doing inmates’ jobs. (items) that wouid come back to the amount of money we’re House’s 63 Republicans opposing Fire — Police — Medical The striking inmates normally state agencies that have spent haunt us in the form of the talking about (is) oniy a fraction loan, said he would ask the banks ing with inmates,” Meachum as well. .ore than they were allotted in this it. if they would remove the name of prepare and serve meals, clean deficiency bili. of a percentage point different,” DIAL 911 said Wednesday. the prison, wash laundry, make year’s budget. “Answers were given that the Dyson said. Aiso Wednesday, Jaekle said LTM as one borrower. He said his About 700 inmates at Somers Branch Manager Kate Mullen and the entire House Republicans were sending understanding is that the intent is In Manchester furniture and run a printing shop. Most Republicans opposed the cuts were reai,” he said. “Those Most of the money in the bill — State Prison continued their They earn from 75 cents to $1.40 a 1 so-called deficiency bill, blaming were not honest cuts.” some $44 million — goes to the out questionnaires to about 10,000 to make the foundation alone strike Wednesday. Prison offi­ staff will be more than happy to offer you the state employees, asking where cials have calculated that the day. they thought the state could save PriortoApril 1, inmates paid no convenience of a 24-'hour ATM, a driveaip teller strike is costing the state $2,100 state taxes on cigarettes, and money in the budget year begin­ per day. Highlights of action at Capitol ning July 1. regular-size cigarettes sold for window, safe-deposit boxes, and a commercial/ IS YOUR CAR RUNNING Meachum said it is too soon to about 80 cents per pack at prison “Rather than have legislators know whether a proposed 20-cent commisaries. But the General night depository Not to mention Saturday hours HARTFORD (AP) — Here, at a glance, are STEROIDS — The House unanimously approved sitting around a committee room ROUGH? reduction in cigarette prices highlights of state House and Senate action on a bill classifying anaboiic steroids as a controlled guessing where spending can be would coax the inmates back to As.sembly, in its sweeping deficit- Wednesday. substance. Steroids are now classified as prescrip­ reduction bill passed last month, for those with busy schedules. If you need personal investment counseling, trust, and cut. we ... think it makes more COMPUTER DIAGNOSIS their low-paying prison jobs. ended the inmate exemption. BUDGET BILL — The House voted 100-45 to tion drugs. sense to ask the state employees He said striking inmates have The bill effectively raised ci­ commercial banking advice, you’ll find our expertise second to none. In fact, we’re who work in the variousagencies tried to start a discussion of other approve $57.4 million to cover state agencies that AUTOPSY REPORTS — The Senate voted 26-9 to WITH/PRINT-OUT garette prices by 60 cents per have spent more than they were allotted in this to suggest how we can reduce the issues in the prisons, but that pack, 40 cents in state taxes and ready to help you with just about any financial question you might have. approve a bill making public reports on autopsies cost of running state govern­ prison officials have refused to year’s budget. Some $44 million goes to the welfare conducted by the office of the chief state medicai Regular Price *42®^ 20 cents because the state was department to cover higher-than-anticipated costs ment,” Jaekle said during a state negotiate. He said, however, that forced to buy cigarettes from So come in for a chance to like the best liked bank in Connecticut. \bu’ll even examiner. The office would have to notify the next of Capitol news conference. striking inmates are missing a for Medicaid and Aid to Families with Dependent kin if there was a request that the autopsy be made '/2 PRICE SALE *215“ wholesalers, who add a 20-cent Children. Another $8.5 million goes to the chance at time credits and may levy. like your first visit. public. The family would then have 21 days to be penalized. Department of Correction for costs associated with object. If the family does object, the medical SATURDAY...APRIL 15TH In an effort to end the strike, the chronic overcrowding in the state’s prison system. “If people don’t work they don’t General Assembly is working to examiner would be barred from releasing the report BEST BUY get paid and they don’t get time unless ordered to do so by a court. 8:00 AM -12:00 Noon cut prison cigarette prices by 20 SMOKING — The House voted 87-61 to approve a OIL CO. credits,” he said. cents per pack by allowing the measure requiring Metro North commuter trains of Gov. William A. O’Neill, mean­ five or more cars to have a smoking car. The PAC BILLS — The Senate effectively killed two Vernon, CT state to purchase them at whole­ bills limiting campaign contributions by political WHILE YOU WAIT while, said Wednesday that the sale prices. people’s bank proposal was attached to a bill banning smoking on Legislature “didn’t quite realize school grounds, which was sent to the budget­ action committees, or PACs, by sending the bills AMIn ta ant can/f*r*lfi • back to committee. One doubles the limit on 875-0876 the damage they could be doing” writing Appropriations Committee to determine the Tt K-B: automotive when they slapped the 60-cent EMERGENCY Manchester Office cost of the Metro North amendment. campaign contributions that PACs formed by labor unions or other organizations could make, making increase on the inmates. Fire — Police — Medical 354 Broad Street, 643'2189 SPECIALIZING IN ALTERNATORS • STARTERS • WIRING MEAL BREAKS — The House voted 129-19 to them equal to limits already set for business PACs. “You’re talking about thou­ Moiulav'W'ediu'sdiiy: 9 am-4 pm, Tluiisday: 9 anv5 pm, Friday. 9 ani'6 pm, Satuirlay: 9 am-1 pm. approved a bill requiring companies with five or 73ISO OaNo^Xn. ® 311 BROAD STREET sands of people that are confined D IA L 911 The other limits the total amount of money and more employees to offer half-hour meal breaks to in-kind contributions that a legislative candidate Prico lubloct to chanQO • Vokimo Dtocounla MANCHESTER CT 643-8844 and this is one of the small In Manchester employees working shifts of at least 7'/2 hours. could receive from PACs. pleasures they have,” O’Neill Member FDIC MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 13, 1989 — 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALP, Thursday. April 13, 1989 NATION & WORLD NATION Wright plans & WORLD vigorous fight North details cover up Barbara OK after treatment of ethics case WASHINGTON (AP) — Barbara Bush says Bv Jim Drlnkwater * A she feels fine after a radioactive thyroid The Associated Press treatment and will continue life as usual except among ‘honorable men’ that she can’t hold her grandchildren or WASHINGTON — Dealing a serious and possibly puppies in her lap or kiss anyone for 72 hours. fatal blow to Jim Wright’s speakership, the House Looking fit after a reception with the Queen ethics committee has concluded that he improperly try to destroy everything I could of Sweden, Mrs. Bush told reporters Wednes­ accepted gifts from a business partner and tried to By Pete Yost been asked to do might be day, "I feel wonderful.’ The Associated Press wrong?” said Keker. get my hands on.” evade outside income limits through book sales. “No,” North said, “not for one His former secretary. Fawn 'That morning the first lady underwent a The last of the decisions were reached Wednesday WASHINGTON — The prosecu­ fleeting moment.” Hall, has testified that North common procedure for her recently diagnosed on strong bipartisan votes, according to sources tion portrayed Oliver North as North said what McFarlane destroyed more than a year s Graves disease. She drank a radioactive iodine famiiiar with the panel’s probe. The votes mean the working in a “den of thieves” “wanted removed from the docu­ worth of computer messages that solution to deactivate her thyroid gland, which panel has found “reason to believe” the Texas while North defended President ments was language that would day. North testified that in the was producing excess levels of hormones. Democrat violated a series of House rules, and they Reagan’s advisers as “honorable indicate his knowledge or the previous month, he started to point toward a new phase of the case which could men,” even as they desperately president’s knowledge about my “clean up” at the request of Wage veto threat debated I ' involve a disciplinary hearing and possible tried to cover up the Iran-Contra activities in this time frame.” C3S6y. punishment. affair. The previous day, North, Poin­ North said he destroyed re­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The author of the Wright continued to maintain he had not y cords tracking secret assistance Senate-passed bill to raise the minimum wage A. \ knowingly or intentionally broken the rules and was Describing the frantic hours of dexter, CIA director William I AP photos to the Contras and the diversion of says President Bush runs a high political risk expected to mount a vigorous defense. His Nov. 21, 1986, North testified Casey and others went over Wednesday in his home in New Hope, Wednesday that he witnessed his proposed congressional testim­ funds to the rebels from the Iran with voters by vetoing the measure, while THEN AND NOW — Abbie Hoffman, spokesman, Mark Johnson, said late Wednesday ony which denied any U.S. arms sales. He also got rid of a Republicans say the president must prove his shown in 1968, left, and 1987, founder of Pa. that the speaker had not been informed of any boss, national security adviser ability to stand firm. \/ John Poindexter, rip a presiden­ knowledge of the November 1985 ledger showing how he had spent the Yippie movement in the 1960s, died decision by the panel. “All options are open” in tial finding in two. The finding arms shipment to Iran until 1986. $300,000 kept in his office safe. He “I hope we still can reach agreement with the defending against the charges, he said. retroactively legalized a CIA- North said nearly everyone at the now is accused of converting president,” Sen. Edward M. Kennedy said The action essentially completed the committee’s assisted November 1985 weapons meeting knew that to be false. $4,300 of that money to his own Wednesday night after his proposal to raise the 10-month, $1.5 million investigation of Wright’s shipment to Iran. A few days earlier, McFarlane use. ^ . hourly minimum wage from $3.35 to $4.55 by Radical Abbie Hoffman dead finances. The panel was meeting again today to “Did you ever think, Tm in a had changed a chronology of the The finding Poindexter had October 1991 cieared the Senate on a 62-37 vote. work on the specific wording of its report detailing den of thieves?”’ prosecutor John Iran arms sales by omitting all torn up described the 1985 ship­ the basis for the charges against the speaker, one Keker asked North, who was on references to the November 1985 ment of Hawk missiles to Iran as ‘New phase’ of clean up ‘American legend’ founded Yippie party source said. the witness stand in his criminal shipment, according to North. a straight arms-for-hostages The panel has tnet behind closed doors and under trial for a fifth day. North contended that the de­ swap. The December 1985 presi- VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) — Crews went on the tight secrecy for three weeks to deliberate the ' dential finding authorizing it was offensive against the worst U.S. oil spill, but NEW HOPE, Pa. (AP) — Abbie Hoffman, the “He was somebody who stayed true to what he recommendations of its special outside counsel, ception was necessary to protect satirical Chicago Seven radical who captured the believed in unlike so many of his contemporaries “No, Mr. Keker. ... I never the lives of U.S. hostages held in a potential political disaster for a communities down the coast were on the Chicago attorney Richard Phelan. AP photo regarded that I was working in a president who had vowed never to defensive as meandering slicks neared one of hearts and minds of one generation and angered who sold out and became just what they detested In the final days of that process, committee Iran. The Iranians were unhappy another by tossing dollar bills on a stock exchange when they were 20 years old,” said Oakes. killings in Matamoros, Mexico, of at least den of thieves,” replied North. “I with the Hawk missiles in the negotiate with terrorists. the world’s most populous bird breeding members narrowed their focus to the two most MURDER SUSPECT — Mexican police honestly believed I was working North said he had been placed grounds. floor and founding the Yippie party, has died. A native of Worcester, Mass., Hoffman rose to serious issues before them: the acceptance of gifts 12 people. shipment sent through Israel and He was 52. prominence with the Chicago Seven, a group of officer, left, shows Sergio Martinez for honorable men who were disclosing the U.S. connection in an impossible position. “We are beginning a new phase,” Depart­ from a person with an interest in iegislation and the Salins, a suspect in the satanic cult trying to do their level b est... to Reagan’s top advisers wouldn’t ment of Environmental Conservation Commis­ Hoffman, who wrote the books “Revolution for the radicals who stood trial on charges of conspiring to evasion of outside income limits. could result in retribution. North Hell of It” and “Steal This Book,” was found dead in disrupt the bloody 1968 Democratic National make this country a better testified. allow the finding justifying the sioner Dennis Kelso said Wednesday as On Wednesday, the committee voted that benefits place.” 1985 Hawk shipment to become fishermen were redeployed from protecting his home Wednesday evening, said Solebury Convention in Chicago. received from Fort Worth developer George Told by Poindexter that the fish hatcheries to begin the long, tedious work Township Police Chief Richard Mangan. The others were Thomas Hayden/ Jerry Rubin, The same day that Poindexter public because it “was a political David Dellinger, Reynard C. Davis, Lee Weiner and Mallick from 1980 through 1984, valued at more than International manhunt seeks attorney general, at Reagan’s embarrassment,” he said. “They of collecting oil from coves and inlets. He was fully dressed and under the covers of his $100,000, amounted to unreported “gifts” that were tore up the finding. North’s request, was launching a fact­ Crews were on the beaches of Naked Island bed. John Froines. improper because Mallick, an investor in real estate ex-boss, Robert McFarlane, re­ were leaving a heckuva pickle for finding inquiry into the Iran arms the people” left behind to explain in the heart of Prince William Sound, scooping Michael Waldron, a neighbor, found Hoffman and The 4'/i-month-iong federal trial’s theatrics and oil and gas ventures, had a greater interest in minded him to alter six memos to sales. North on Nov. 21, 1986, the arms transfer, which without up pools of congealed oil and scraping it from told police Hoffman had been depressed about an featured wild-haired defendants and a 74-year-old congressional legislation than an ordinary citizen, ‘godfather’ in satanic killings hide McFarlane’s and. North engaged in extensive document the finding was probably illegal. rocks. auto accident in which he suffered a broken leg last judge. Julius Hoffman, who ordered Bobby Seale, a said one source. thought, Reagan’s knowledge of shredding. June. former Black Panther leader, bound and gagged in The panel also concluded that Wright, in roughly North’s secret assistance to the North is accused of 12 criminal charges, including shredding and But Mangan said no evidence suggested suicide. the courtroom. Seale’s trial later was severed from half a dozen instances, had foregone speaking fees By David Sedeno questions. U.S. citizens, officials said. Contras. North made the altera­ “Did you begin destroying Truly gets NASA post An autopsy is planned for tonight. \ everything you could get your altering documents in November the others. from groups he had addressed and instead sold The Associated Press “We killed them for protec­ Constanzo killed Kilroy, said tions, a year after McFarlane had WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation’s space Hoffman’s death shocked those who knew him. one of the arrested men, Serafin hands on?” Keker asked. 1986 and creating a false chronol­ Hoffman and four others also were charged with them bulk quantities of his book, “Reflections of a tion,” said suspect Elio Hernan­ first asked him to do so. agency will be led for the first time by “a hero “Oh, God. I’m stunned. He was brilliant,” Dr. Public Man.” Under House rules, speaking fees are MATAMOROS, Mexico — Au­ dez Rivera, 22 of Matamoros. Hernandez Garcia, 22, a U.S. “At any time on Nov. 21. 1986 “I left 80 boxes” of documents ogy about the November 1985 Timothy Leary said. The LSD guru then added he crossing state lines with intent to riot. They were behind, retorted North. “I did not Hawk shipment. of its own making,” President Bush said in subject to limits, while book royalties are not. thorities conducted an interna­ He added that he shot one citizen from Brownsville. did you think ... what you had announcing he will nominate astronaut Ri­ needed time to collect his thoughts before he could acquitted of conspiracy but convicted of the second Constanzo apparently intro­ charge. The convictions eventually were Most difficult for the committee, sources said, tional manhunt today for the victim and decapitated another. chard Truly as administrator of the National comment further. was the issue of whether Mallick, a longtime friend “godfather” of a drug-smuggling Police pulled up Hernandez duced a sort of voodoo or black “Abbie Hoffman was an American legend,” overturned. magic to the area, said Oran Aeronautics and Space Administration. of Wright, had motives other than friendship when voodoo cult that allegedly sacri­ Rivera’s shirt and jacket to show The nomination, which had been expected, Leary said later. During a reunion of the Chicago Seven last year, he paid the speaker’s wife, Betty, $18,000 a year in ficed and mutilated at least 12 scars on his shoulders and back. Neck, the U.S. Customs chief must be confirmed by the Senate. Gerald B. Lefcourt, Hoffman’s long-time attor­ agent in Brownsville, just across Doctors peer inside arteries Hoffman characterized himself as “an American salary and gave the Wrights rent-free use of a people to make its members One was shaped like an arrow, Truly, 50, has been an astronaut since 1969, ney, remembered him as a humorous man devoted dissident,” condominium and a 1979 Cadillac. invulnerable. which authorities said signified the Rio Grande. to correcting what was wrong with society. The four suspects said they NEW ORLEANS (AP) - An may have important applica­ It’s a triple tube of plastic, less was pilot of the second shuttle flight in 1981 and “I don’t think my goals have changed since I was 4 House rules prohibit the acceptance of more than U.S and Mexican authorities he was authorized by the cult to than one-quarter inch wide. One commander of the eighth in 1983 and has been “He threw money on the (American) stock $100 a year in gifts from anyone with a direct were searching for Adolfo de make human sacrifices that were followed Constanzo’s orders to experimental device that takes tion,” said Dr. Albert Raizner, exchange floor in the late ’60s and was able to show and I fought schoolyard bullies,” said Hoffman. director of the cardiac catheteri­ section holds 2,000 extremely thin associate NASA administrator for space flight interest in legislation. Jesus Constanzo, a Cuban who intended as protection from po­ kidnap people. pictures inside blood vessels was since 1986. in that satirical event, when hundreds of people on Another suspect, David Serna used on people for the first time, zation laboratory at the Metho­ optical fibers in a bundle smaller Two years ago, he was arrested for the 42nd time Ultimately, a majority of the panel’s six police said orchestrated the ritual lice, bullets or other threats to in circumference than pencil the stock exchange on Wall Street chased flying while protesting CIA recruitment at the University Democrats and six Republicans agreed with special slayings on a remote ranch their drug-smuggling operation. Valdez, a 22-year-old agronomy and one of its developers sees dist Hospital in Houston and an money on the floor, how silly it all was,” Lefcourt associate professor at Baylor lead. A second, hollow tube of Massachusetts. Hoffman, Amy Carter, daughter counsel Phelan that the standard for whether an outside of this Mexican border Hernandez Rivera did not com­ student from Matamoros, said he significant applications for it. Extra help from IRS said from his New York City home. of former President Carter, and 13 others did not know about murders when “I had two patients today College of Medicine. carries medicine or saline solu­ individual has “a direct interest in legislation town. ment on the scars. WASHINGTON (AP) — If you are amongthe “It’s the end of an era,” said Hoffman’s eventually were acquitted of trespassing and before the Congress” should be a broad one. Phelan Among the group’s victims he was recruited. watching us do it,” Dr. Chris­ The machine, made by Ad­ tion. The third holds a tiny balloon Constanzo is believed to have vanced Cardiovascular Systems of the sort now used to flatten millions of taxpayers delaying the inevitable, 49-year-old brother. Jack, from his Framingham, disorderly conduct. argued that because of Mallick’s extensive real fled into the United States with exhumed Tuesday were a Mexi­ The five suspects were de­ topher White said Wednesday. Mass., home. “They kept telling me, ‘Turn the of Mountain View, Calif., has cholesterol plaques in a proce­ the Internal Revenue Service is offering a little Hoffman, whose given name was Abbott, was estate and oil and gas holdings, Mallick was Matamoros resident Sara Maria can policeman, a federal police tained pending the filing of dure called balloon angioplasty. extra help to get you through the final weekend “He was 52 years old and I think he gave up. ... inherently interested in what goes on in Congress. Aldrete, a 24-year-old, 6-foot-l volunteer, a 16-year-old boy and TV so I can see it. Doc.’ been approved for trial by the Maybe he was tired. I know he was disappointed in born Nov. 30, 1936. formal charges of murder, kid­ Food and Drug Administration at of the tax filing season. brunette described by Texas Mark Kilroy, a 21-year-old Uni­ napping, drug smuggling, crimi­ “We had to explain that it was An X-ray guidance system is the young people of today. He didn’t feel he was important for us to see the TV and four other hospitals. White said. The agency is making many of its employees Attorney General Jim Mattox as versity of Texas premedical nal association and possession of used to route the triple tube from available extra hours on Saturday and Monday getting through to them. He was disenchanted.” the “witch of the operation.” student who disappeared March we’d show them the videotape Those tests are expected to start a blood vessel at the top of the leg Just last week, Hoffman, who criticized college illegal firearms, said Jose Silva in the next few months. — the filing deadline — to answer calls on its A wanted poster issued by the 14 in Matamoros while on spring Arroyo, narcotics supervisor for later.” toward the heart. Once it’s where toll-free telephone lines. The lines will be open campuses in recent years as “bastions of rest,” told Cameron County Sheriff’s De­ break. the Mexican Federal Judicial Ochsner Medical Institutions, a Fiber optics have been used for doctors want it, the balloon is a Vanderbilt University audience that he was Clean-up on ttwse savings without cleaning suburban New Orleans hospital five hours on Saturday and an extra two hours, partment in Texas described her Mexican police believe two Police. at least a decade to look into the filled with liquid and a tiny until 7 p.m., on Monday. saddened by the interest today’s young people have out your wallet! Take a look at theso groat as “extremely dangerous. Use victims were executed as re­ that hired White and his partner. digestive tract, but it was only in amount of saline may be pumped in the 1960s. The police were on a routine Dr. Stephen Ramee, after they In addition, IRS offices nationwide that offer savings and nuire — All Hoover’s are on caution.” venge for a drug deal that went drug search when they found the recent years that optical fibers in to clear away the opaque blood. assistance to taxpayers who walk in will not “Nostalgia is a sign of middle-age,” he told them In Miami, television station bad. Hernandez Rivera said some got out of the Army in July, is the during an appearance with Leary. “We’ re reminisc­ sale during this evenl but hurry! Some disi^^bered bodies Tuesday in became small enough to use in That is one of the major close Monday night until the last customer has WPLG reported Wednesday night were killed out of vengeance first to start clinical trials of their blood vessels. ing about our youth. When you see young people rather than as sacrifices. shalfbw graves at the ranch. gadet — the percutaneous coro­ refinements of his machine. been served. SPRING models have limited quantities. that Metro-Dade police have been nostalgic for a youth they didn’t even experience, Some victims were shot in the nary angioscope. White said the angioscope White said. Several Japanese The IRS is expecting more than 25 million alerted that Constanzo was be­ Mattox said the ranch appar­ head, and others appeared to returns — out of the 109 million due this year — it’s a little sad. They’re supposed to be out making Sale Ends April 15th lieved to be heading toward the ently was used as a drug­ “It’s of great interest to be able which he, Ramee and engineer machines are on the market, he one for themselves.” have been slain with machetes or to see the inside of the coronary Tom Doyle designed is smaller said, but they rely on flushing salt to be filed during the 16 days ending Monday Florida city. smuggling base, and members sledgehammers. Neck said. night. Hoffman was writing a book when he died, said his Also Wednesday, in a manner were smuggling about 1,000 arteries from the outside of the than those already on the market, water through the arteries to pubiisher, John Oakes. a C A N -U P not seen in the United States, pounds of marijuana a month into Kilroy apparently was chosen patient. So this type of device so it can get into smaller arteries. clear away the blood. at random after the cult members Mexican police individually dis­ the United States. UNCONOmONAL played four of five detained At least one victim was kid­ “were told to pick one Anglo male GUARAI\mEE* suspects in front of scores of napped in the Texas border city of that particular night,” said Ca­ U O n * Vm « Wa qt. disposable bag/signa^ The Associated Press called positrons. Mass production to understanding the birth of the who share the love of God and partake in universe. 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April 13. 1989 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD Thursday, April 13, 1989 OPINION O p e n F o r u m Clarify the source Perhaps the town A » A L mm WOULD LIKE ID TAKE THIS Nothing but of Andover attack should pay club American Ifs victims O O T N I T Y 10 REMIND YOU THAT M TIME 6ft)WS m i To the Editor: To the Editor: the best for For those who read the letters _ Spring must be here, as the sap to the editor, I want to clarify the rises in all the trees again. Mr. Red Cross source of a letter attacking Hooker uses a budget hearing to who force Earleen Duchesneau. Mr. Wood­ tell us how much money the town the general bury, the arthor of the attack, is a could make by taking over the local developer. Manchester Country Club, this EVERV DAY MORE THAN 25,000 PEOPEE HAVE AN ACCIDENT, Is it surprising to anyone that time enough to fund the entire By Jack Anderson he does not support our current Recreation Department budget. the reform API first selectman, Earleen Duches­ This golf course was dedicated HEART ATTACK, CONTRACT AIDS OR HAVE A STROKE. and Dale Van Atta neau, whose efforts to create the to serving the needs of the town’s first full-time building official- golfers, which it does very well at r/// WASHINGTON — Air Force Gen. /zoning agent and to hire a no cost to the town. How did it KNOWING WHAT TO DO FOR THESE VICTIMS CAN SAVE A LIFE! The vigil in Washington held by relatives of Duane Cassidy may ha ve to learn how professional part-time sanitarian suddenly become just another to live a simpler life without his .staff people killed in the Pan Am Flight 103 have resulted in firm and consist­ profit center? Why should this car — a midnight blue Mercedes •VOLUNTEER •TAKE A COURSE bom bing was a rem inder that in society ent enforcement of the building, operation be jeopardized in re­ •IMMEDIATE Benz. zoning and wetlands regulations sponse to the unsubstantial □ Mood Orivs Assistants □ First AM ASSISTANCE today, reform often begins with victims. The four-star general has an for the first time in Andover? Can claims of a few dissidents? □ TrainsiVInttnMters □ AMsAYsu a FssA, CMMsg Three springtimes after the U.S. bombing appetite for luxury. He saw nothing □ Mssstsr Wsrksrs □ CPU anyone be surprised that a Perhaps the town should pay the GET INVOLVED □ I M M , HsagHal Cars wrong with having the car awaiting raid on Libya, when the threat of terrorism in developer opposes the use of tax club a small fee to continue a □ SwIiiiMing P rtgrsius □ isIMIng R sf^ his every visit to Andrews Air Force dollars to pay attorneys’ fees to proven satisfactory facility, with □ FHnsss Prsfrans □ HsesshsM FnralsMngs Europe forced many Americans to cancel Base. But Congress did. keep developer’s in line? What such miminal changes as might plans to travel abroad, there still are no Last month, we exposed how the • 4 message are we supposed to get be justified. base had paid for a 1981 Mercedes strong, effective international anti-terrorism from this developer’s strong With an opportunity to change 240D out of the Morale. Welfare and WHEN THERE WILL BE NO LONELINESS, NO DESTRUCTION, NO SICKNESS, NO WAR programs in place for many of the world’s endorsement of the Democratic some of the present lease arran­ Recreation Fund — money that is ticket? Could it be that he feels a gements that limit its options — airports. Victims have rewritten laws on the supposed to be spent for perks that the ONLY THEN WILL THERE BE NO NEED FOR THE AMERICAN RED CROSS. kindred spirit for the Democratic changes that an outside manage­ punishment of criminals: now they are the whole base can use. Apparently first selectman candidate, who ment firm would surely require to Cassidy’s morale needed a boost when ones pushing for the airline security measures appears to have major develop­ ensure its profits — the club could T H / S P A G E PAID FOR AND SPONSORED BY THE he hew to Andrews, outside of that others have failed to put in place. ment interests of her own? probably accomplish a number of Washington, D.C., a couple of times These relatives are no experts on terrorism Women note accomplishments I can tell you that this citizen is improvements. Meanwhile, is it FOLLOWING CIVIC MINDED BUSINESSES... eacli month from his post in Illinois. mighty glad that his tax dollars too much to ask that Mr. Hooker On the day our report ran. five or aviation, mind you. What they have is a are being used to protect the rest abandon his campaign promises campuses and before other groups. “ What About Woman,” which airs congressmen wrote Air Force Acting LYDALL, INC. JACKSON & JACKSON BOLAND BROTHERS, concern that cuts through the sluggish By Thomas L. Stringfellow of us from the costs that come and provide the Board of Direc­ She received the Woman of the Year on Channel 30 Saturday afternoons, is Secretary James McGovern, insisting One Colonial Rd. when developers endanger our tors with some facts on just how REAL ESTATE bureaucracies. They have been asking some Award from the Corrections Guard­ an excellent program that shows role that the Mercedes be sold. Manchester, CT 06040 INC. The celebration of Women’s Month water supply or safety to maxim­ he thinks that this can all be good questions that the flying public on ian Association of New York on March models and ideas for women of all “ We were amazed to read of the use Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson 51 Bissell Street ended recently, but historical ize their profits. They’ll be gone done? 24. ages. Men can learn from it, too. The of non-approprlated funds to purchase 168 Main Street Manchester • 649-2947 several continents ought to have answers to. achievements did occur for two black and we’ll be here paying the bill videotapes can be rented free of a Mercedes Benz,” the lawmakers Manchester • 647-8400 But the work of vic tim s’ rela tives is American women. Kathleen Cleaver, a former 1960’s unless someone enforces the law. John L. Pickens charge for a limited time by contact­ scolded in the private letter to LeDELI BAKERY Leonora Fulani ran as an independ­ activist, spoke about black American Keep it up, Earleen! I am voting 206 Ferguson Road, Manchester bringing action. The Bush administration has history in the college curriculum at ing Lydia Zimmerman, the co­ McGovern. “ Surely the motor pool at Manchester Parkade NORTHWAY REXALL ent presidential candidate on the producer at the station. for you and Steve Fish. I know announced new measures to increase security Manchester Community College in Andrews Air Force Base can meet Manchester, CT National Alliance ticket during the Women will make a major impact where you stand. JAMES R. PHARMACY at airports around the world. Transportation 1988 campaign. I read in her political February. She is a graduate of the this requirement.” on the work force in many profes­ The congressmen had a refreshing "Prescription Specialists" party’s newspaper about her coast-to- Yale University Law School. The Wayne Besaw Support schools McCAVANAGH REALTY Secretary Samuel K. Skinner has dispatched sions. They are making their presence suggestion that may sound foreign to 230 North Main Street coast trips to raise people’s aware­ topic of women’s studies was also Hebron Road, Andover GRAMES PRINTING "Residential A Commercial Sales" aides to Britain and West Germany to review discussed. felt in politics, law, etc. The National Air Force brass that mistakes rank Manchester • 646-4510 ness. Fulani has a lawsuit pending Organization of Women needs to do Instead of Lotto We’ve moved 237 East Center Street international cooperation between agencies The first female to be consecreted for royalty — use the money from the because of her exclusion from the two better outreach to rural and urban 69 Woodland Street Manchester • 649-3800 as an Anglican bishop is a black sale of the car on morale, welfare and To the Editor: charged with air security. He has plans to debates between George Bush and areas to help impoverished women of Biennial budgets woman, Barbara Harris. As a wit­ recreation programs that all 5.000 Manchester • 643-6669 visit officials in Europe to start working Michael Dukakis. This independent color through dialogue, self-help and J. GARMAN CLOTHIER nessing Episcopalian, I felt pride people at Andrews can enjoy. The Air Three Catholic schools, in candidate received more than 212,000 scholarship programs. Fathers, would be better 887 Main Street toward better coordination of efforts to head because someone had broken an Force has not responded to the letter. Plainville, Bristol and Hartford, WHITHAM NURSERY votes on Election Day and she brothers, uncles and other male off terrorism. All this, he says, is in part in archaic, 2,000-year male tradition and Andrews paid $1,500 for the car at a closed in 1989. In the last five Route 6, Bolton • 643-7802 Manchester • 643-2401 perserved under the pressure of her relatives or mentors should show a To the Editor: had become the 814th bishop in this government sale of booty confiscated years, nine schools closed and six CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY response to pleas for action from families in predessor Ms. Patricia Schoerder. nurturing side by teaching young • Q uality • Selection • Service D-Colorado. religion around the world. Harris from drug dealers. But it is worth others had to merge in the "Quality Service At It'a Best" Flight 103. The statement of Maddy Shapiro of women about home and automobile The time has come to reverse Come visit us and see for yourseif. looked eloquent in her regalia. She anywhere from $4,000 to $8,000. Archdiocese of Hartford. The Route 83 Fulani spoke at the annual Afro- maintenance and other survival skills our action of 18 years ago and JOHN H. LAPPEN, in c . Stamford, whose daughter Am y died in the will succeed. Her victory has made it Maybe Andrews could use the money lack of money was the major American banquet in February at the before the women live independently return to a biennial state budget Talcottville • 643-0016 bombing, is such a call to action: ‘‘We all have University of Connecticut. This proud possible for other women in other for books, washing machines, fishing because there appears to be a reason. CARTER CHEVROLET 164 East Center Street as productive citizens. poles — things the general doesn’t In 1988, Connecticut residents a responsibility to protect everyone. My and strong black woman talked about denominations to advance, to show problem in our budgeting system. 1129 Main Street Manchester • 649-5261 the factual problems in politics and of that man is not always the only or need. That’s why I am in support of “ An spent $258 million on Lotto. In the MANCHESTER HONDA daughter’s plane should be the last bombing Thomas L. Stringfellow, a Man­ The Mercedes is just one jewel in Archdiocese of Hartford, which Manchester • 648-6464 suffering people. I ’m glad to have her greatest leader. Sexism should be Act to Require a Biennial State "If Honda Makes It — We Sell A Service It" of a plane.” autograph on the program. Fulani abolished by the end of this century, I chester resident, writes occasionally the crown of Pentagon excess. Last Budget.” includes Hartford, New Haven month, the Newport News (Va.) Daily 24 Adams Street MANCHESTER When Skinner’s international meetings are will be a busy speaker on college hope, from Boston to Australia. about issues involving minorities. I agree with our distinguished and Litchfield counties, $155 TED CUMMINGS Press exposed how top officials at million was spent because these Manchester • 646-3515 SURGICAL held, one fitting gesture of symbolism that the state auditors, Leo Donahue and Langley Air Force Base in Virginia Henry Becker, and my fellow counties make up 56 percent of INSURANCE AGENCY 717 Main St. airlines and agencies might make is to set a siphoned off $1.5 million of the legislators. We need this change the total population. Catholics 378 Main Street Manchester • 649-4541 goal of instituting 103 new security measures taxpayers’ money to spruce up base so that our state fiscal experts make up 46 percent of the A. RAYMOND ZERIO & More evidence of the evil empire golf courses. population in these three coun­ Manchester • 646-2457 at airports. That would be a reminder of the can spend more time overseeing The Air Force Audit Agency re­ budget operations. Annual ties. Therefore, Catholics spent SONS, INC. MORIARTY BROTHERS legacy of Flight 103, and a sign of resolve to in the age of glasnost? Yes, because cently reported to Congress that $71 million in 1988 on Lotto. 409 New State Road didn’t), in 1982 with Brezhnev, or budgets were adopted in 1971 CHORCHES MOTORS, 315 Center Street make sure that Amy Shapiro’s plane was By Vincent Carroll whether it lingers on in arthritic form the influence of the Soviet Union’s Sawyer Air Force Base in Michigan Using 1988 as an average, Manchester • 643-5168 under the premise that one-year Manchester • 643-5135 indeed the last bombed. Surely, there are 103 today, we cannot deny its reality. harrowing past lingers on, molding had 24-carat gold-plated bathroom estimates would be more accu­ Catholics in the Archdiocese of We hardly open a newspaper these INC. Reagan’s views of the Soviet Union, the attitudes of those living today. fixtures and custom oak doors in its rate. Over the past four years, Hartford spent and will spend things, large and small, that the airlines can days without finding the Soviets 80 Oakland Street we are repeatedly told by a sneering Because a record of the truth is V IP quarters. however, revenues were underes­ $350 million on Lotto between 1985 SAVINGS BANK OF revealing something dreadful about Manchester • 643-2791 do differently to prevent another tragedy. intelligentsia and their media claque, owed the victims. It was too much for the five timated by an average of $300 and 1989. During this period, BOGNE^ their country. The bitter paradox of F ligh t 103 is that the were simplistic, silly, even surreal. And because we cannot appreciate congressmen on the House Armed milion per year. because of the closing and merg­ MANCHESTER One day it is the admission of MANCHESTER Yet contrast his views with those of the importance of present change in Services panel that oversees the Since 1971, state government ing of 15 schools, 2,000 children "Serving Communities East of the River technology of com bing the w reck age is another mass grave from the Stalinist another major president, Franklin D. the Soviet Union without realizing the Moral, Welfare and Recreation Fund. has grown. 'The Office of Policy are no longer getting a Catholic Since 1905" - Member F.D.I.C. PACKING CO., INC. advanced, and the methods of preventing era, this time outside Kiev, containing CENTURY 21- Rooseveit; “ (Soviet rulers) all seem horrors of its not-so-distant past. “ The mismanagement of these funds and Management spends most of education. Many Catholics now 349 Wetherell St. perhaps 300,000 corpses. 923 Main Street Manchester • 646-5000 such a disaster are primitive. Investigators to want to do what is good for their “ E vil” is not a word that springs represents a total disregard for rules, its time developing state budgets. put their hope and faith in Lotto EPSTEIN REALTY Another day brings the news of a Manchester • 646-1700 actually have been able to recover shards of society instead of wanting to do for easily to the lips of right-thinking regulations and procedures govern­ We seem to have made the instead of Catholic education. "Put #V To Work For You" burying ground for executions near themselves. We take care of ourselves modern Americans. We are con­ ing the program,” they wrote to creation of a budget an end in My prayer is that every Ca­ the suitcase believed to have contained the Minsk, likewise harboring hundreds Joyce Q. Epstein, Owner-Broker PAP AUTO PARTS and think about the welfare of society stantly told to avoid “ value judg­ McGovern. “ We have evidence that itself. 0PM has too little time for tholic give up Lotto for a year. If plastic explosive used in the bom bing, even of thousands of bodies. 543 North Main Street 307 East Center Street afterward.” ments,” to understand people whose there may be a pattern of similar > the important job of executing they donated $71 million to our U&R REALTY, INC. . Such revelations spring deliber­ though they were widely dispersed. Yet, three Who sounds silly? Which opinion “ lifestyles” and political systems abuse throughout the Air Force.” and controlling state funds. With schools instead of to Lotto, we Manchester • 647-8895 Manchester • 649-3528 ately from the Soviet government and U&R CONSTRUCTION years after the chilling spring of 1986, we had w ill startle historians of the 21st differ from our own. Asked to fill a Our associate Jim Lynch has a two-year budget cycle they would be able to keep all of our press. Others come straight from the learned more about the lavish trap­ 99 East Center Street century for its staggering naivete? rogue’s gallery of evil figures from would be able to spend more time present schools, serving over a bombing only months ago that killed 259 people, such as the clamorous discont­ pings of four-star generals. They don’t The scholar Robert Conquest re­ the 20th century, most of us would on overseeing the execution of our 24,000 students, open because of a Manchester • 643-2692 THE MANCHESTER people, and still have no sophisticated ent of minorities long cowed by the CARDINAL BUICK, INC. cently wrote that “ there are still men balk after naming Hitler, if we even come any better decorated than state budgets. Also, we would be strong financial base. We proba­ Russians. Even the 50 million Ukrain­ "A touch above first class." HERALD secu rity system in place. in Western ‘Sovietological’ plots writ­ managed to get that far. Cassidy. The jocular and well-liked able to equalize spending over bly will never get tuition aid from ians, like a heavy patient rising out of 81 Adams Street ing book, misleading students ... who As Cyril Connolly has said, “ We general is head of the Military Airlift two years. Employing a two-year the government. But we can get ORLANDO ANNULLI & 16 Brainard Place either, have begun to flex their have claimed, and continue to claim, have developed sympathy at the Command, a workhorse branch of the focus on spending restraint for an Lotto aid from our Catholics right Manchester • 649-4571 Manchester • 643-2711 — The Advocate, Stamford nationalistic muscles. that Stalin only killed a few thousand expense of loyalty.” Air Force that shuttles cargo and extended period would serve the now. SONS, INC. Reagan-bashers must be gritting supplies to bases around the world. or a few ten thousand.” Yet Soviet Soviet scholars, dissidents and state well. 147 Hale Road, P. O. Box 669 their teeth. The old guy is going to get Cassidy not only enjoys elegance on assessments themselves now stipu­ minority movements may yet jar us With a biennial budget we could Rev. Edmund S. Nadolny Manchester • 644-2427 the last laugh after all. History will the road, but in the air. too. LIPMAN THE W. J. IRISH late a figure of 20 million killed with from this all-consuming tolerance. consider eliminating the current St. Vincent Ferrer Church ni decree, with the Soviets’ own consent, There is a fleet of C-141 Starlifters another 20 miliion arrested, impri­ For they have risen to tell the world services format. This would allow Naugatuck iiaurlifstrr HrraltT that Reagan’s unflattering opinions of based in Altus, Okla. All but one of VOLKSWAGEN INSURANCE AGENCY I soned or otherwise repressed — a that there truly is an empire in the the state to use a budgetary MANCHESTER OIL & Kremlin leaders were closer to the them are basic government issue — Route 83 "Service You Can Trust" Founded In 1881 holocaust every bit as nightmarish as east, and that it was, for a bone- process that incorporates closer truth than those of his mocking old and ugly but serviceable. The one Vernon • 649-2683 150b North Main Street the one overseen by Hitler, and more chilling long time, a very evil place scrutiny of actual expenditures of HEAT PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher critics. that stands out has a gold-trimmed freakishly random in its application. indeed. previous years to compare the 61 Loomis St. Manchester • 646-1232 GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor blue line running the length of the Thanks for help DOUGLAS A. B EVIN S...... Executive Editor There really was an evil empire, Watch for those Soviet estimates to figures they’re using for the Manchester • 647-9137 fuselage and extra large tail numbers MARIE P. G R A D Y ...... City Editor and while we may debate whether it grow, too. Vincent Carroll is a syndicated present budget year. As it stands ALEXANDER G IR ELLI...... Aisociste Editor bordered in gold paint. It is the plane on walk for MS KRAUSE FLORIST expired in 1953 with Stalin’s death (it But does such history realty matter columnist. now, a fiscal year is never AL SIEFFERFS , that carries Cassidy on his trips "Largest Retail Growers In Manchester" completed before we begin draft­ To the Editor: abroad. CANDIDS BY CAROL ing a budget for the next fiscal 621 Hartford Road APPLIANCES, A spokesman for Cassidy said there 'Photography' year. With this change, we would May I sincerely express my Manchester • 643-9559 O p e n F o r u m is nothing to distinguish the plane 983 Main Street TV-AUDIO have final figures from one gratitude and appreciation to all s from other Starlifters at Altus. Tell complete fiscal year before com­ who sponsored me and mine for Manchester • 649-6619 445 Hartford Road that to the people who work on it. To piling a new budget. our 15-kilometer walk on April 9 NISSAN BY Manchester • 647-9997 listen to them, one would think it was ments) is increasingly outweighing the efficiency to town administration by Does anyone check to verify the to raise money to help find a cure though Town Meeting approval of the fine china. “ You could eat off the Good town managers rewards of public service. It seems virtue of being on the job full time. Again program measures and accomp­ for multiple sclerosis. DECORMIER annual town budget would continue. wheel wells,” one mechanic told us. J. D. REAL ESTATE increasingly inappropriate, and even and again, we were told. “ Good town lishments claimed by agencies? I would also like to thank those "Sales, Service A Parts" MANCHESTER STATE pay for themselves The plane has been the chariot of 617 Center Street Some people feel that hiring a town unfair, to demand part-time public managers pay for themselves,” Our budget should not be consi­ who joined me on that rainy day; 285 Broad Street manager for Bolton is a big-town solution Those of us who served on the Charter Military Air Lift Command generals Manchester • 646-1980 BANK To the Editor; servants to make government their dered an end: it is a beginning. It my son, Woody Holland; my Manchester • 643-4165 to a small town’s problems. I view it, Revision Commi.ssion recognize the before Cassidy. One congressional “Your Local Hometown Bank" 1 responsibility full time. is a tool we use in delivering daughters, Shari and Debra Hol­ however, as a forward-looking approach scope of the changes we are proposing. staffer recalled flying in the plane in On May 1. Bolton voters will be asked A town manager would as.sume many public services. Now it is time to land; my future daughter-in-law, 1041 Main Street which will better enable Bolton, small as But we sincerely believe that imple­ 1981. He remembers the impressive to make a .series of choices We will be of the day-to-day administrative duties see that the tool is put to good use, Kathy Vincenzo of Columbia; my Manchester • 646-4004 we may now be. to begin managing both menting the changes in the charter sight of the general’s seat. “ It was like MANCHESTER asked to select candidates from opposing that keep our town running — entering that the guidelines really work for nieces, Michelle and Anne Marie its present and its future needs. The revision better position Bolton to suc­ a throne.” LYNCH MOTORS parties to serve as our elected officials negotiations with refuse collectors or us. Parsons of East Hartford; and COUNTRY CLUB Charter Revision Commission, com­ cessfully face the challenges of both the 500 West Center Street forthenext twotofouryears. And we will with town employees, overseeing the The budget should be adopted my friends Gerald Hanson of 305 South Main St^reet posed of members of both parties, present and the future. Manchester • 646-4321 HIGHLAND PARK also be asked to make a more significant town’s paid .staff, implementing the in odd-numbered years. This Meriden, Beth Gallant of East unanimously passed the proposed revi­ Please be sure to vote on May 1. and Minl-editorlal Manchester • 646-0103 choice. The proposed revision to the policy decisions of the Board of Select­ would allow the members of the Hartford and Joan Provost of MARKET sion and the hiring of a town manager plea.se vote to adopt the revi.sed charter. It’s no coincidence that you get Town Charter will also be on the ballot. men, and so forth. He or she, being Finance and Appropriations com­ Coventry. "The Choicest Meats In Town" because we felt it extremely important more junk mail from your representa­ While the election of public officials professionally trained, could also be mittees more time to review how A very special and sincere to take a proactive approach to Bolton’s Michael Wilkinson tives in Congress during an election DONALD S. GENOVESI BRIDAL ELEGANCE 317 Highland Street can change the political landscape of our watchful for grant opportunities that agencies handle budgeted funds thank-you to Maureen Leavitt, 174 West St., Bolton year. Congress uses its free mailing “Bridal Specialists" Manchester • 646-4277 town for a couple of years, the adoption future. would benefit Bolton and actively pursue and to monitor the accuracy of Manchester Herald reporter, who privilege as a blatant campaign tool. INSURANCE AGENCY, 145 Main Street of a revised charter will reshape the revenues we cannot find time or energy revenue estimates during even- not only wrote an outstanding Now some may ask. “ Well, isn’t our The Senate is peeved that the House town’s governmental landscapes for to pursue now. numbered years. article about the walk but walked Manchester • 649-8865 SCRANTON present selectmen form of government spends so much money on mailings, so INC. many years to come. Which leads to another question .some A biennial budget would also with us. working?” Yes, it is, for the present. But Letters to the editor it recently voted to spend more money "Serving the Msnchester Area lor Over 50 One of the key provisions of the have asked: “ Won’t a professional town give all members of the General By the way, we all made it. MOTORS, INC. we are already seeing .signs of stress. The Manchester Hei'ald welcomes itself. The senators excused their Yasrs" proposed charter revision calls for the The world that small towns inhabit has manager cost a lot of money?” The town Assembly more time to devote to Thank you. Route 83 original letters to the editor. action by saying they wanted to force 945 Main Street hiring of a town manager. Concurrently, manager’s salary will be commensurate issues in general. With the burden VERNON grown increasingly complex. Today, Letters should be brief and to the point. the House to spend less. We won’t even Manchester • 643-2131 the Board of Selectmen would expand with the experience of the candidate, so a of budget deliberations lifted ' Donna Wruhel town government must contend with a They should be typed or neatly handwrit­ attempt to explain their convoluted from five to seven members, The concrete amount is hard to determine at from our shoulders in even- 22 Birch Mountain Extension myriad of laws, both .state and federal, ten, and, for ease in editing, should be logic. What is clear is that members of selectmen would have the authority to this point. The Charter Revision Com- numbered years, we would be Bolton that tax and at times confound those double-spaced. Letters must be signed Congress, who recently whined that hire and fire the town manager. They mi.ssion, however, interviewed town able to study complex issues THE BEST good citizens who serve in our elected with name, address and daytime tele­ their salaries were too low to make the would also be responsible for compiling managers from several other small more closely. AMERICAN RED CROSS offices. On top of contending with phone number (for verification). job worthwhile, will stoop pretty low N E W I O E A . and publishing the town’s annual budget. towns in Connecticut and spoke, too, to Biennial budgets aren’t a cure- LOCAL CHAPTERS external bureaucracy, there is the The Herald reserves the right to edit to keep those jobs. Additionally, they would have increased experts on municipal government. Their all but they are a solution to the EMERGENCY responsibility of tending to the daily letters in the interests of brevity, clarity -C T. VALLEY EAST BRANCH RED CROSS HEAOqUARTIM IN n R S f ^ opportunity to set policy and establish a needs of the town. Asa result, we see that experience is that a town manager is a problems we face now. Fire — Police — Medical 20 FHarttord Hoad 209 Farmington Avo. and taste. direction for the town, an important role it is getting increasingly hard to attract very good investment Not only can a Manch^tar. CT 00040 Farmington, CT Address letters to: Open Forum, Jack Anderson and his associate. AID KITS. that is presently hard to play due to the people to office — the tremendous full-time professional administrator Sen. Marie Herbst DIAL 911 1% /tO H Manchester Herald, P.(). Box 591, Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ / press of administrative demands. The commitment of time and effort (which is bring additional revenues to the town, 35th Senatorial District In Manchester Manchester 06040. nists. Board of Finance would cease to exist. in addition to job and family commit­ but he or she can also bring greater 245 Brandy Hill Road, Vernon 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 13. 1989 Boycotting Exxon is not such a bad idea Golf group gives I spent last weekend at Towson University, just from reports I have received from friends living in of the wooded areas have been decimated, the outside of Baltimore, doing a show for the Godfrey Montana, the park is actually starting to spring farms are fast disappearing, and the ambience that Gurney Fly Fishers. Interestingly enough, the talk A % back. brought people to New England is being replaced no opinions on among the exhibitors, and the people attending, This disaster in Alaska was foreseen years ago, by shopping centers and condominiums. Drive was split 50-50 between the Exxon spill In Alaska when the prospect of using Alaska for oil from here to Portland, Me., and you can see it. and fly fishing generalities. Joe’s W orld exploration, and trans-shipment to the lower 48 Even in a rural area of New Hampshire that I During the talk, a couple of people in attendance states was first proposed. A group of us wrote and visited. I was amazed to see a large group of condos lease negotiations started voicing o))inions about not buying any more Joe Garman protested against tampering \yith the ecology of sitting out in the middle of nowhere. A friend who Exxon products, and from a few casual remarks, our last wilderness state. We were patted on the has lived there for years, told me this was just the By Alex GIrelll tors has reopened communica­ the idea spread around the exhibitors’ room head and told the lower 48 needed the black gold, beginning of more “country living.” Manchester Herald tions with the Manchester Coun­ quickly. and were almost made to feel like it was The partridge, and partridge cover, have fast try Club. However, Friends of I thought the idea quite intriguing, and then coming out and saying 18 days later, the American un-American to oppose the idea. disappeared. The rivers in this state, although Republican town Director Golf in Manchester, as an organi­ never gave it a second thought. But on the CBS Looking at heavy oil sludge covering the islands, running much cleaner than before, run high Geoffrey Naab said Wednesday zation, has no opinion about the public is going to have to pay for this is just too News the other day, Dan Rather reported Exxon much. That idea looks better and better, and I’m and the sea birds and sea otters, is enough to quickly, and then drop to below normal quickly. night he is puzzled by a claim that advisability of a two-year lease, Corporation had issued a statement that the the Friends of Golf in Manchester or about the terms of such an going with it. Exxon is going to have to pay for it. increase my anger. Why? A loss of wetlands and vegetation along the American public was going to have to pay for the Let them dig down into their own pockets. And we don’t have to look too far afield, not for a river banks. would not support a two-year extension.” spill. interim lease between the town The letter was part of a packet An accident of nature, as happened out west last major disaster such as the above, but to face a slow Let’s stop kidding ourselves before it’s too late, and the Manchester Country Club that included a fact sheet and a Well it’s going to be a long time before I spill summer, especially in Montana and around ecological change, as well as habitat change. and start to salvage what we have. for operation of the golf course. newspaper story describing a another penny on an Exxon product. Yellowstone Park, is a horrendous thing to see. My What brought people to Connecticut, and other Wallace J. Irish Jr., a member lease arrangement between the An accident is just what it was. An accident. I can wife and I witnessed it first hand. semi-rural areas in New England, was the idea of Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many of FOG, told the Manchester town of Newington and the Indian almost go along with it being just that. But then And how it was handled .with man’s clean air. wooded areas, fields and farms. years, is a recognized authority on the subject of Herald earlier Wednesday that Hill Country Club. dragging their feet on the clean up, and now non-intervention, still has the jury out. However, Have you taken a good look around lately? Many bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. the group has always opposed a The letter said, “We hope to short-term lease and wants dis­ demonstrate to you that opening cussion on a long-term lease to negotiations now on a long-term begin even before the town lease is the best way to insure iHanrlirstrr Hrrah'i completes a study of whether to access to a quality golf facility for Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald add holes to the 18-hole course to all golfers in town, at no cost to Section 2, Page 11 GUIDANCE — Christine Arel, center, helps Laura incrase opportunities for public Manchester taxpayers. Wednesday. Arel is studying at Manchester Community play. In mid-February, negotiators Thursday, April 13, 1989 Mancini, left, and Nicole Cersosimo at the Regional College to be a disability specialist. She was one of the for the club tentatively approved SPORTS But Naab .said at a meeting of Occupational Training Center at 665 Wetherell St. volunteers honored by the center Wednesday. a two-year extension of its lease the Republican Town Committee on the town-owned golf course Wednesday night that “Irish has land at a rental fee of $75,000. The never once said anything to the club negotiators asked the town to Board of Directors.” agree that if the town adds 18 Hawks Contras And Naab said the view ex­ holes to the course for a total of 36 Sugar Ray Whalers look pressed by Irish seems to be ' holes, the town would negotiate a From page 1 From page 1 different from that expressed in a letter he and other directors have long-term lease under which the received from Anthony Pietran- club would operate as a private to get better will be used for the mall and other the eggs and have another hawk club on 18 of the holes. remembered high officials of the U.S. govern­ individuals controlling these tonio in behalf of the Friends of area developments. hatch them. ment interceded in an effort to get Golf. The club negotiators also asked Mitchell said he and two other companies were involved in that if the town decides against HARTFORD (AP) — The Hartford Whalers found However, because of all the his sentenced reduced.” narcotics.” it virtually impossible to defeat the Montreal men who work closely with commotion around the nest, the Naab quoted a part of the adding new holes, it will give the The Honduran military, which “Even after the State Depart­ March 28 letter. club some kind of right of first Canadiens during the regular season and there was raptors will inspect the nest eggs might not hatch because the the report said “consistently as the best Saturday. ment was acknowledging there The letter said. “It is encourag­ refusal to operate the course for little change when they met in the playoffs. hawk has been too busy protect­ supported U.S. policies in Central were problems with drug traf­ While the Canadiens await the start of the Adams Richard A. Moulton, a U.S. Fish ing her territory and not keeping ing to us that the lease negotiating the town as a public codrse on the By John Nadel America,’’ included elements ficking in association with Contra committee of the Board of Direc­ existing holes. The Associated Press Division finals against Boston next week, the team and Wildlife Service agent in the eggs warm, Mitchell said. that “protected the cocaine activities on the Southern Front, that Montreal eliminated for the second consecutive Hartford, said today he will allow The trees were first scheduled trade,” the report said. the Justice Department was CULVER CITY, Calif. — Sugar Ray Robinson is year is plotting changes for 1989-90. Mitchell to inspect the nest. to be cut down Monday, said ■ The Drug Enforcement Ad­ Homart officials, a U.S. Fish adamantly denying that there considered by many the best fighter, pound-for- The Whalers, who again finished fourth in the Michael Amato, of the ministration opened its first was any substance to the narcot­ Lawyers focus on sanity Adams, were swept by Montreal in four games. and Wildlife Service agent and Bloomfield-based Mather Corp., pound, in boxing history. Those close to the former Honduran office in 1981 and ics allegations,” the report said. champion will remember him for a different reason. Three games that were decided by one goal during Murphy met at the nesting site the contractor building the road closed it two years later for Wednesday afternoon to discuss “At the time, the FBI had Robinson died Wednesday, apparently of natural the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. for Homart. “budgetary reasons,” even significant information regard­ in Steiger’s murder triai “We had trouble against them during the regular the situation. Ed Dezso and his son, Richard, causes, shortly after being rushed to Brotman though the resident agent there ing the involvement of narcotics Memorial Medical Center. He was 67. season and it continued in the playoffs,” Hartford As soon as they approached the of Tolland Turnpike, noticed that found Honduran waters were site, a hawk left the nest and traffickers in Contra operations HARTFORD (AP) - Testim­ In cross-examination, Buckley He had a 175-19-6 record including 110 knockouts in President and General Manager Emile Francis said the tree with the hawk’s nest was used for drug shipments. After and Neutrality Act violations.” ony in the murder trial of Eric K. Wednesday at a season wrapup news conference. circled the area, screeching slated for removal so they filed a did get the state’s psychiatrist, his 25-year career which ended in 1965. the agent was transferred to Summing up its findings, the Steiger continues to focus on the Dr. Howard Zonana, to testify “He was one of the finest human beings who ever “We were only able to beat them once during the occasionally. Later, the group formal letter of protest with Guatemala, he continued to Suffield man’s sanity. season,” Francis said. “We’re disappointed about saw another hawk flying around Murphy. committee said, “Foreign policy that such relationships do exist lived, even a better person than a prize fighter.” spend 70 percent of his time priorities towards the Bahamas, Steiger’s defense attorney at­ and described Patterson as hav­ said Sid Lockitch, Robinson’s business manager for losing but I can’t fault the effort. the area. The hawks and their nest are dealing with the Honduran drug “A couple of years ago against Quebec, we beat Moulton and Murphy said Wed­ Honduras, Nicaragua and Pa­ tempted Wednesday to compare ing a psychopathic personality. 19 years. “He was charitable, he cared very deeply protected by an international problem, the report said. nama at times delayed, halted, or the relationship between Steiger ourselves. We didn’t do that against Montreal.” nesday they didn't think anyone migratory bird treaty, said Moul­ However, Zonana did not say for children. ■ The government had evi­ interfered with U.S. law enforce­ and his co-defendant with that of that Steiger is paranoid- “That’s why he started the youth foundation 20 “We can talk all we want about what happened but should disturb the hawks. ton. Under the terms of the dence of numerous drug links ment’s efforts to keep narcotics two patients in a mental ward. the biggest thing we strived for this season was to But today Moulton said he treaty, anyone found destroying schizophrenic. Zonana diagnosed years ago. It was a way to help the children, keep involving the anti-Sandinista reb­ out of the United States.” Steiger is charged with killing Steiger as having a personality them off the streets.” get our players to understand a level they can play consulted with Mitchell, and he the birds, eggs or nest could be els, including participation in at,” said Whaler Coach Larry Pleau. approves of the inspection. Referring specifically to the two men in Suffield on July 11, disorder. Lockitch was referring to the Sugar Ray Youth Reginald Pinto/Manchaatar Herald jailed for six months and fined, trafficking by individual Con­ Contras, the report said, “The 1987. “Montreal plays at a consistent level, night in and "You can’t make a value Moulton said. The defense psychiatrist. Dr. Foundation in Los Angeles. tras; use of Contra air strips by logic of having drug money pay Attorney F. Mac Buckley de­ Peter Zeman, has diagnosed “Aside from the great fighter that he was, Ray COMING HOME — East Catholic’s Wednesday s game at Eagle Field. East s night out. regular season or playoffs,” said Pleau. judgment until you know what’s Moulton said he would also seek traffickers; and the hiring of four “It is easy to talk about but it’s that consistency, we going on in the nest,’’ Mitchell for the pressing needs of the picted a scenario in which a Steiger as paranoid- was a profound humanitarian.” said Phil Jefferson, Martin Fiori heads for the plate as Rod Penders (31) gives his teammate an opinion from a biologist from airline companies, “owned and Contras appealed to a number of psychopathic person manipu­ as a team, must develop.” said. the state Department of Environ­ schizophrenic. the administrative director of the foundation. “He Manchester High catcher Dom Laurini- the signal to slide. East won, 6-5. operated by narcotics traf­ people who became involved in lates a paranoid-schizophrenic Buckley also questioned Zo­ had a real concern for his fellow man, especially The Whalers, despite finishing the regular season He said the hawk may not have mental Protection. Rita Duclose,, fickers, to supply humanitarian tis (22) waits for the throw during below .500 at 37-38-5, did develop a handful of young laid any eggs yet. He said the covert war. Indeed, senior person. Buckley then said Steiger nana about Steiger’s obsession those who weren’t as fortunate as he was. a wildlife biologist with the DEP, assistance to the Contras.” U.S. policy-makers were not was paranoid-schizophrenic and with “The Offensive,” a plan “The foundation was a lifetime dream of Ray’s, players for next season, including goaltender Peter red-tailed hawks usually lay their could not be reached for comment Before the State Department immune to the idea that drug characterized his co-defendant, Sidorkiewicz, who posted a 22-18-4 record and a 3.03 eggs between April 4 and May 17. today. conceived by Steiger and Patter­ going back to his days in Detroit. We’ve reached at signed the contracts, the report money was a perfect solution to Andrew Patterson, as son to kill people who crossed least 30,(H)0 kids over the 20 years that we’ve been goals against average. But they have been known to lay Murphy said he will render a said, “federal law enforcement Another rookie, Kay Whitmore, who went 2-1 with them as late as June. the Contra’s funding problems.” psychopathic. them. here. The foundation as well as the community owes decision three days after the had received information that the a real debt to Ray. He left it as a legacy.” Bottom of the order a 3.33 GAA, also played well in two playoff games. If there aren’t any eggs in the hearing. The decision can be Although cause of death was not immediately Forwards Scott Young and Jody Hull, a pair who nest, it can be moved from the appealed in court, he said. combined for 19 and 16 goals respectively, also tree, Mitchell said. The hawks available from the hospital, Robinson suffered from Alzheimer’s disease as well as diabetes and high figure for coming seasons. The pair should ease the then might use the nest, or build scoring load on Kevin Dineen, Ray Ferraro and Ron another one. Epidemic blood pressure, Lockitch said. Diamond Robinson influenced boxers from Muhammad Ali lifts East past MHS Francis who combined for 115 of Hartford’s 299 If there are eggs in the nest, goals for. Mitchell said it is feasible to move From page 1 to Sugar Ray Leonard. Tax rate “I idolized the man,” Leonard said of Robinson, By Jim TIernev “We have to get better,” Francis said. “We have From page 1 from whom he got his nickname. “Someone once Manchester Herald to get two or three or four players for next season He noted that the disease is Remount Event said there was a comparison between Sugar Ray and we will. already well established in some Leonard and Sugar Ray Robinson. Believe me. A pinch-hitter and the No. 9 “We need to added some more depth up front and Manager The directors will approve a countries. In Haiti, 10 percent of there’s no comparison. Sugar Ray Robinson was the batter came away as the heroes find a good, tough defenseman.” he said. “That’s budget, with or without revisions pregnant women are infected, the greatest.” for East Catholic in its intratown what I will be trying to do.” From page 1 to the manager’s proposed same as in some parts of Africa “Generations of fighters copied his style, clash with Manchester High Francis also took time to rail against the media, budget, in May. There are 379 AIDS cases per including Muhammad Ali,” said Archie Moore, Wednesday afternoon at Eagle which he said was “negative” in its reporting. ‘Tve Among other things, Werbner million people in the Bahamas former light heavyweight champion and a friend for Field. never seen so much negative press, and I’m talking search process and comments said, the lower mill rate is a result and 350 per million in Bermuda nearly 50 years. “Ali got a lot of his style from East trailed Manchester, 5-2, particulary about the Hartford Courant. The past about the candidates prompted a of an expected increase in the tax compared with 71 per million in Robinson. ... We’ll all miss him. I know I’ll miss with runners on second and third few months. I’m talking about the ownership heated exchange among direc­ collection rate, from the 98.5 the United States. him.” with two outs in the bottom of the squabble, as to who’s going to do what when they tors before Tuesday’s meeting of percent originally assumed in the However, the epidemic will Robinson fought his first fight on Oct. 4, 1940, at fifth inning. With Indian south­ take over, is probably the most negative press I’ve the town Board of Directors. proposed budget to 99 percent. vary from country to country. He age 19, on the undercard of Henry Armstrong’s paw starter Jim Kitsock on the ever seen as long as I’ve been in this game.” Members of the board and the Republican Director Ronald predicted that in Chile, Bolivia welterweight championship loss to Fritzie Zivic, mound. Eagle Coach Jim Pend­ board-appointed search commit­ Osella said today that difference and Argentina, among other and he fought his last fight at age 44 on Nov. 10,1965, ers elected to send up senior Scott tee, which consists of past and means $200,000 more in tax countries, the spread to hetero­ losing a 10-round decision to Joey Archer. Wall, a left-handed batter, to present directors, last year em­ revenues. sexuals will probably be slow, as In the intervening 25 years, the flashy fighter was pinch-hit. Yankees end phasized the need to keep the Other changes accounting for it as been in the United States. involved in some of boxing’s most memorable Wall responded by depositing a process confidential. the tax rate cut are an estimated Quinn said the relatively large bouts. two-run single into left field to Republican Director Ronald increase of $100,000 for interest numbers of bisexual men in some More than anything, Robinson’s record reflects draw East to within a run. Then, Osella said Tuesday that while he earned on town bank accounts Latin countries appears to be the difference in boxing from his era to the present. No. 9 hitter senior Joe Gorman losing streak considered Werbner an excellent and a transfer of $100,000 from the hastening the spread of the Top fighters today are paid so much that they stepped to the plate and on a candidate, he did not think he town landfill reserve fund to the disease from homosexuals to seldom fight more than two or three times a year, if two-strike offering from Kitsock. belonged among the final three. insurance fund to cover landfill heterosexuals. One of these is that, and the thought of 100 fights in a career, much Gorman blasted a two-run homer By Ronald Blum Osella said Wednesday that De­ liability, Werbner said. Brazil, where Ho’s study found less 200, is unheard of. over the left field fence to give The Associated Press mocratic Director Stephen T. The landfill reserve fund was that 28 percent of bisexual men Robinson was born on May ,3, 1921 in Detroit, East a 6-5 victory. Cassano criticized him for his created to pay for future landfill and 23 percent of homosexual Mich., as Walker Smith Robinson Jr., and he was Kitsock, who struggled with his NEW YORK — Fora day, anyway, the panicking rem arks during Tuesday’s expansion or the cost of trash men were infected with the AIDS elected to the Boxing Hall of Fame in 1967. control throughout his 4 2/3- has stopped at Yankee Stadium. closed-door session. disposal in case the landfill is virus. “Sugar Ray Robinson was the man. along with inning stint, was finally relieved <■- No, the Yankees won’t finish the season by losing closed down. Transferring money The study found that 9 percent Joe Louis,” former heavyweight champion Larry after the Gorman homer. their last 161 games. They won’t fade from the from the reserve fund was a of lower-class female street Holmes said by telephone from Philadelphia. “I think I did a poor job of pennant race before the season reaches double Governor signs preliminary recommendation walkers in Rio de Janeiro were “Those two guys opened the door for the rest of us. coaching,” Manchester Coach digits. They’re not even in last place anymore. made by a consulting firm infected, but none of middle-class Your Diamonds and Gemstones Reset. . . “Anytime you get into a conversation about Don Race said. “I left Jim in too Just when it seemed like they would slide off the holiday measure studying the town’s insurance or upper-class prostitutes tested old-titne greats, those are the two people everyone long. I kept waiting for him to standings. John Candelaria came through. He practices. Werbner said. were. While You Wait. . . One Day Only talks about.” come around. Jim didn’t have his allowed four hits in eight innings and stuck out eight 1 HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. In addition, the revised tax rate The researchers also found five Even Louis, the renowned Brown Bomber and good stuff.” Wednesday night, leading New York past the William A. O’Neill has signed into estimate is based on the deletion people who were infected with MANCHESTER former heavyweight champion, once called Robin­ Kitsock allowed all six runs Toronto Blue Jays 5-3. law a bill establishing Aug, 14 of of an item for computerization of HIV-2, an apparently less viru­ son “the greatest fighter ever to step into the ring.” (three earned) on five hits, Not since their opening game, eight lengthy days each year as the day to commem­ land records ($10,000) and addi­ lent relative of the primary AIDS SATURDAY, APRIL 15TH Robinson won the vacant world welterweight title walked seven and struck out earlier, had the Yankees won. The losing streak had orate the end of World War II. tional revenue from the Health virus that until now has been on Dec. 20, 1946, with a 15-round decision over seven. Junior George Covey Reginald Pinto/Manchaatar Herald reached seven, the longest in four years, and the Aug. 14 was the day in 1945 that Department ($21,500), Werbner confined largely to West Africa. 10AM TO 5PM Tommy Bell and never lost a fight to a welterweight relieved and limited East to no start was the worst since 1966. Japan announced its surrender, .said. “The second AIDS virus is For Your Convenience . . . Appointments Available on Request. the rest of his career. hits for the final 1 1/3 innings. SAFE — East’s Martin Fiori slides safely into third base as But with the victory, a clubhouse that had been as three months after the end of He said it was not unusual to spreading to this part of the Robinson also won the middleweight title, East moves to 2-0 and will play the ball gets away from Manchester third baseman Ryan solemn as a state funeral suddenly was filled with fighting in Europe. revise the tax rate now. world, slowly but surely,” Ho Now is the time to update your out-of-style, worn-out jewelry during our exciting stopping Jake LaMotta in the 13th round on Feb. 14, at South Catholic in Hartford Barry during Wednesday’s game at Eagle Field. smiling faces. The governor also signed a bill “As you get further into the said. Remount Event. Our Remount Specialist will work with you to create a fabulous 1951, in Chicago. That was the sixth time the two Friday at 3; 30 p.m while Man­ “I tell you, it’s a long time coming, but it’s pretty designating the third Wednesday budget process, you revise your (and affordable) new look. fighters had met, with Robinson winning five, and it chester, 0-1, visits Fermi in sweet,” Yankees manager Dallas Green said. was the only time they did not fight to the distance in Enfield, also Friday at 3; 30 p.m. lefty (Wall) against a lefty East came back to tie it at 2-all “Wins always are.” in February each year as “Re­ e.stimates," he said. The U.S. battleship Maine Choose from over 800 styles. Contemporary or Traditional, you’re sure to find just in the bottom of the first. Martin tired Teachers Day." Huestis could not be reached one of the most brutal rivalries in boxing history. East southpaw Marc Mangia- (Kitsock). He (Wall) makes good There was no shortage of praise. Rickey exploded in Havana harbor in the right look in rings, pendants or earrings. And our expert remount jeweler will Fiori walked, stole second and Henderson’s two-run single snapp^ a sixth-inning Also signed was a bill allowing for comment this morning. 1898. By the time Robinson met LaMotta for the last fico, who reached base to start the contact. I was happy for him. hearing-impaired and blind peo­ reset your diamonds or gemstones while you wait. And it you need extra diamonds time, he was almost 30 years old and his record Eagle fifth after Indian left That was a big hit and obviously moved to third on a wild pitch. tie and Lee Guetterman got his first major-league or wish to purchase larger diamonds at substantial savings . . . Now is the time. already was 119-1-2, yet he fought on for another 14 fielder Pete Algarin dropped his Joey Gorman. . . We haven’t hit Fiori scored on a sacrifice fly by save by pitching the ninth, although he did give the ple to outfit guide dogs with junior Jimmy Penders, just beat­ orange leashes and collars, years. fly ball, relieved starter Kevin one over the fence yet in practice, Yankees quite a scare. rather than the currently re­ Lockitch said Robinson and his wife, Millie, were Greene in the third and gained the scrimmages or anything. I’m ing Leonard’s bullet strike from “Candy, Rickey and Guetterman stepped for­ ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. at home when the former champion began having victory. In 4 2/3 innings, Mangia- really happy for (Gorman) be­ center field to catcher Dom ward tonight and gave us what we needed,” Green quired harness. Laurinitis. O’Neill signed the bills on trouble breathing. fico allowed one hit (a fourth­ cause he’s been struggling.” said. Wednesday. Wiumcmcf^ “Mrs. Robinson knew that he was in trouble and inning single by Steve Joyner), The Indians jumped on Greene Manchester scored three runs Candelaria, although bothered by pain in his INSURANSMITHS SINCE in the third to take its 5-2 lead. surgically-repaired right knee, was once again the "Place Your Trust in they called the paramedics,” Lockitch said. “The walked one and struck out nine. for two quick runs in the top of the “We were fortunate to win,” first. Joyner, who was 3-for-4, Joyner led off with a double inside team’s most effective pitcher. His only big mistake the Dbmond Specialists" paramedics did a great job, and so did the people in 1914 the emergency room.” East Coach Jim Penders said. doubled to deep left field to start it the left field line and scored on a was a three-run homer to Kelly Gruber in the third, WE DELIVER But it was all in vain. Los Angeles County “They (Manchester) deserved a off. Marcus Mateya then dropped Greene wild pitch. Keith DiYeso Gruber’s second home run of the season. It gave For Home Delivery, Call coroner’s spokesman Bob Dambacher said the better fate.” an RBI-single into left. Mateya (two hits) doubled to deep center Toronto a 3-1 lead. 649-5241 MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER former welterweight and middleweight champion Concerning the key fifth frame, eventually scored when junior and scored on a Laurinitis single New York came right back and tied it with two 647-9946 65 East Center Street was pronounced dead at 10; 09 a.m. at Brotman Penders said, “I was going Aris Leonard reached on a Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 Manchester, CT 646-0012 Memorial Medical Center. against the percentages with a fielder’s choice. See EAST, page 12 See YANKEES, page 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 13, 1989 A MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 13, 1989 - 13 High School Roundup East Multi-faceted Pistons clinch best record in NBA From page 11 Bv Bill Barnard for Phoenix, which won its fifth Patrick Ewing scored 30 points A The Associated Press consecutive game. for New Vork. which clinched the off the glove of freshman shtirt- ss 3-1-0-0, Mangiafico cf4-1-1-0, Dumals NBA Roundup The Suns hit seven straight Atlantic Division title when Phi­ MHS and EC softball victorious 3b 3-1-1-0, McGrath 3b O-O-O-O, Hickey rt Isiah Thomas only played 13 stop Rob Penders. Laurinitis 2- 0-1-0, Greene p/lf 2-0-O-0, Robinson 1b shots in the second period to ladelphia lost on Tuesday. came around after junior Ryan 1-0-0-0, Wall ph 1-1-1-2, Gorm an It/ct minutes, so he had plenty of time stretch a three-point lead to 14 Bullets 111, Bucks 107: Wa- ROCKVILLE — Capitalizing on 3- 1-1-2. Totals 24-6-5-5. to ponder the status of the race for 18 free passes, the Manchester Barry’s hard grounder hand­ MANCHESTER (S) — Joyner rf team and well-coached.” and led 70-47 early in the third .shington beat Milwaukee for the High girls' softball team cuffed Penders. 4 - 2-3-0, Mateya 2b 4-1-1-1, DIYeso 1b the NBA’s best record. “ Who knows w hat will period. Tarpley, who was sus­ first time in five tries this season 4-1-2-0, Laurinitis c 4-1-1-1, Leonard cf “They might as well rest their launched its campaign with an Mangiafico was magnificent in 1-0-0-1, GilbertSS3-0-0-0, Barry 3b3-0-0-0, happen?” Wilkens said. “Detroit pended Jan. 5 because of cocaine- as John Williams scored 17 of his exciting 13-9 win over Rockville relief. “When he (Mangiafico) Algarln If 3-04)-0, KItsock p 2-04)-0, guys because this race is over.” is in great shape, no question. I related violations of the NBA’s 22 points in the second half, Covey p 1-0-0-0. Totals 29-5-7-3. Thomas said after the Pistons High in CCC East action Wednes­ smells a victory he’s not going to East Catholic 200 040 x— 6-5-4 can’t predict the future. Detroit is drug policy, came off the bench including a 3-pointer with eight day afternoon. let anybody off the hook.” Pend­ Manchester 203 000 0—^7-2 defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers going to have to win it: we’re not and had 16 points and 13 seconds left, Greene, Mangiafico (3) and J. Pend­ 107-95 Wednesday night. “The Manchester’s next game is ers said. ers; KItsock, Covey (5) and Laurinitis. going to give it to them.” rebounds. Jeff Malone scored 24 points for Friday against Fermi High at EAST CATHOLIC (6) — Fieri 2b WP- Mangiafico (2-0). LP- KItsock flSTl thing about this team is that we Thomas, who has a broken Adrian Dantley led Dallas with Washington, which trailed by 16 4-1-O-0, J. Penders c 1-0^1, R. Penders ( - ). Fitzgerald Field at 3:30 p.m. 0 1 can hurt you in so many ways. hand suffered in a fight with Bill 17. at halftime. Malone hit a pair of Dana Hensley, who earned the Every night it’s a different Cartwright last week, is being Lakers 107, Spurs 100: Magic jumpers in the final 1:38 and two victory, hurled 5 2/3 innings for nerson.” replaced in the starting lineup by Johnson had 24 points. 10 re­ free throws with one .second left. Manchester before Lisa Moriconi The Pistons improved their Vinnie Johnson, who scored 17 of bounds and seven assists while The victory left the Bullets two relieved her in the bottom of the record to 58-18 and went 40 games his 31 points in the second quarter sixth. The Indians used a six-run Yankees A.C. Green and James Worthy games behind Boston in the race over .500 for the first time in to help the Pistons take control. scored 17 points apiece for Los for the Eastern Conference’s fourth inning to take a comforta­ From page 11 Thomas, who was suspended ble 11-2 lead. franchise history, while the Cava­ Angeles. final playoff berth. Washington Errors and wildness on the part liers, with the second-best record for the Pistons’ previous two The Lakers took control with an has five games left to Boston’s of Rockville pitchers led to the in the league, fell to 55-22. The games for his part in an alterca­ 11-2 run late in the fourth quarter seven. unearned runs in the bottom of struck out Jesse Barfield to end team with the best record in the tion last Friday night with to snap an 88-88 tie. Kareem Indian uprising. Rockville, how­ the eighth with Gruber on second. ever. closed the gap to 13-8 the inning. Henderson reached on NBA gets homecourt advantage Cartwright, entered the game at Abdul-Jabbar had four of his 14 Jazz 107, Nuggets 102: Utah got Gruber’s error at third, took “I thought I threw well,” said as long as it stays in the playoffs. the start of the second quarter. An close to clinching the Midwest entering the bottom of the Candelaria, 1-1. “I wasn’t happy points during the burst. second when pitcher Jeff Mussel- Pistons coach Chuck Daly and elastic wrap covered his broken The Spurs were led by Vernon Division as Karl Malone scored 14 seventh. man threw away a pickoff at­ with my walks. But I think it took When Moriconi came in Rock­ the monkey off of all our backs.” Cavaliers coach Lenny Wilkens. left hand. Maxwell with 22 points. of his 40 points in the first tempt, stole third and scored on who have even more time on the Thomas played six minutes in minutes and Thurl Bailey made ville had a run in. the bases Don Mattingly’s single. Mat­ Before the game, the Yankees Hornets 104, Knicks 99: Char­ a bench than Thomas, were more the period and made another lotte broke a nine-game losing three crucial free throws in the loaded and the tying run at the 3 tingly went to second on a wild held a team meeting to talk about plate, Carrie Benoit, who already pitch and scored on a single by their string of failures. Several 0 k cautious than the injured All-Star appearance in the second half. He streak and handed New York its final 18 seconds. hit a mammoth home run. was set Don Slaught. said it was helpful to cleartheair. guard. failed to score. fifth loss in eight home games John Stockton added 24 points to face Moriconi. On a 3-2 pitch. But Green felt the most important “It’s not over.” Daly said. Suns 109, Mavericks 94: Dallas since the Knicks won 26 straight and 19 assists for the Jazz, now Benoit hit a fly ball to center to So with the game tied, it was up thing was players taking charge, AP photo “With (games against) New York fell 3‘A games behind Portland at Madison Square Garden. five games ahead of second-place end the game. Rockville. 1-1. to Candelaria to come through. especially Candelaria. and Cleveland coming up — for the final Western Conference Kelly Tripucka scored 25 points Denver in the division Both outhit Manchester. 12-6. He didn’t allow a runner past first “You can’t ask a guy to go out in DRIVES — Detroit’s Vinnie Johnson, right, drives past bang-bang — things can change spot despite the return of Roy for the Hornets, who traile(1 40-29 teams have six games left. Pam Duguay and Erin Twible from the fourth to the seventh and a tougher situation,” Green said. the Cavaliers’ Ron Harper in their NBA game Wednesday in a hurry. Cleveland may be the Tarpley following treatment for after the first quarter but held the Walter Davis led Denver with led the Manchester hitting attack Reginald Plnto/Mancheatar Herald night at the Palace in Auburn Hills, Mich. The Pistons most talented starting five in the cocaine abuse. Knicks to 59 points the rest of the 29 points. Fat I^ever had 26 and with two hits apiece. Shortstop won, 107-95, to clinch the best record in the NBA. league. They’re an outstanding Jeff Hornacek scored 21 points pamp Alex Engli.sh 18 Tina Stone, third baseman Mary STOLEN BASE — Manchester’s Steve Wednesday afternoon. East second Tsokalas and first baseman Twi­ Joyner (11) slides into second base with baseman Martin Fiori reaches for the Indians hit jackpot ble played well defensively. a stolen base against East Cathoiic wide throw. NFL ready to make history East softball Tolland High. Kings look to stave off Coventry managed just three Bolton girls Windsor girls thanks to Snyder Improves to 2-0 hits, two by Steve Talaga who drop opener trip Manchester Despite getting only four hits, singled and doubled and knocked BOSTON (AP) - Two-time Cy he took extra batting practice. by adding teams in Europe NHL playoff elimination the East Catholic girls’ softball in the Patriots’ only run. Derek BOLTON — Visiting Rocky Hill Windsor High won three of the Young Award winner Roger The result was like hitting a team came away with a 13-7 Moulton had the other Patriot hit. scored nine times in the first four singles matches en route to a Clemens was more than a casual jackpot. The six RBIs were a Bv Larry SIddons Sellout crowds have jammed the night to watch the Super Bowl By Ken Rappoport Chicago-Detroit series in the Norris finals while victory over Mercy High of “Their (RHAM) pitching wasn’t inning and never looked back in 4-3 verdict over host Manchester observer as he watched a Cleve­ career high. And he also scored The Associated Press Wembley Stadium, home of the live the last few years. The Associated Press the winners of the Calgary-Vaneouver and Los Middletown in All Connecticut overpowering, but we have a lot downing Bolton High. 12-8, Wed­ High in girls’ tennis action land power show. four times. 1966 World Cup and the nation’s This season. Modell said, two Angeles-Edmonton .series will ploy in the Conference action Wednesday of young bodies in the lineup,” nesday in the girls’ softball Wednesday afternoon. Clemens charted pitches by his “If I feel good the first time up I WEMBLEY, England - Two biggest soccer matches, each regular-season games will be Since the Edmonton Oilers won their first of Smythe. afternoon at Robertson Park. Coventry Coach Bob Plaster said. opener for the Bulldogs. It was the ’89 opener for Boston teammates in preparation know I’m going to have a good goals stood at opposite ends of summer since the Chicago Bears shown live each Sunday in four Stanley Cups in 1984. they are 45-7 at the Before the playoffs started. Gretzky insisted Sue Concannon was the winning Neil Syphers started on the Rocky Hill is now 1-1 for the Windsor while Manchester is now for today’s starting assignment day,” he said. “And I usually hit England’s national soccer field. beat the Dallas Cowboys 17-6 in Britain. And if the owners vote to Northlands Coliseum, including a 14-game that Northlands Coliseum was the hardest rink in pitcher for East. She went 6 1/3 mound for RHAM, working four season. Bolton was back in action 1- 1. against the Indians. better with people on base be­ One was a soccer net, left over the first American Bowl in 1986. start up the new league, fans in winning streak that dates back to 1987. which to win. He should know, having led the innings. He struck out three and today at Portland High. Results: Cathv Ferrero (W) def. He got plenty to review as Cory cause instead of keying myself up The Dallas cheerleaders drew as London and other European innings before being relieved by Danielle Smifh 6-4, 6-4; Meredith Blod­ from last weekend’s league cup That’s the kind of history facing the Los Oilers to four Cups there. Gretzky has played in CTeryl Constantine, who got the walked three. Junior Kevin Quin- The Terriers were aided by five gett (M ) def. Krisfen M ary 6-4, 0-6, 6-2; Snyder drove in six runs with a I key myself down.” championship, and it drew hardly much attention as the players in hotbeds will be able to go to 12 of the 14 games involved in Edmonton’s home final two batters. Concannon tiliano. in his first varsity appear­ bases on balls by losing pitcher Rebecca Timlin (W) def. Melissa pair of two-run homers and two Snyder figured he was going to a stare. The other was a football that one. games played by high-quality Angeles Kings, who will be history themselves if playoff winning streak. Wendy Neil in the opening frame. Doyersa 6-4, 5-7, 6-2; Jayne Trott (W) singles Wednesday in the Indians’ have a good game early. He hit they don’t win tonight. gave up eight hits, walked nine ance. walked four and struck out def. Andrea Goodman 7-6, 6-3; Kate goalpost, and its wishbone shape Another capacity audience is American players starting next The Kings were 2-2 in Edmonton during the and struck out none. two for Coventry. “He was “The first inning really killed us. Chadburn-Jen Cion (M) def. Chris 10-6 victory over the Red Sox. his first homer with none out in cast a shadow over a crowd of expected Aug. 6, when the spring, he said. “The momentum has changed a little bit but regular sea.son. but the post.season seems to nervous at first. It took him We got close, but that was it.” Espinora-Barbara Flucklger 6-2, 3-6, Despite Snyder’s big day. Cle­ the second inning. East. 2-0. scored seven times in 7-5; Karen Orichowskl-Jessica Hill (W) players from pre-teens to pro Browns and the Philadelphia we’ve still got a tough game in their rink,” said bring an invincibilty in the Oilers at home. Their the bottom of the first without the awhile to get himself under Bolton Coach Jen Kohut said of def. Jessica Aucoln-Cothy MeduskI 3-6, mens probably was more inter­ “It was just one of those days superstars there to celebrate Eagles meet in this year’s edition “The growth to the (NFL) lies Wayne Gretzky, preparing for Game 6 of the last playoff loss at Northlands Coliseum was to aid of a hit. The Eagles drew six control,” Plaster said. the first frame. 6-4,7-6 (7-5); Nancy Bray-Allcia Mezrltz ested in other Cleveland hitters, and I kept swinging the bat,” Europe’s latest sports craze. of the preseason opener. On the abroad rather than in the States, ” first-round Smythe Division series. Philadelphia in the fifth game of the 1987 Stanley Neil settled down after that, (M) def. Jessica Miller-Jen Hinckley including Dave Clark, who had a Snyder said. Modell said at a news conference free passes in the inning along Newhouse had a pair of doubles 6-2, 6-2. Football. American style, is big same day. the Los Angeles Rams Down 3-2 in the best-of-seven series, the Kings Cup finals. Edmonton won the seventh game at with two Mercy errors. “We to lead RHAM. striking out five. Alison Killorin solo homer, and Brook Jacoby, “Days like this are hard to news here now, and some of the and the Super Bowl-champion to promote the Browns-Eagles are one game away from elimination in the home, then went 11-0 last year en route to its haven’t beaten Mercy in a couple RHAM no 030 X—^7-l at second base and centerfielder who had three RBI’s with a come by and I’ll take them game’s top officials said Wednes­ San Francisco 49ers will play in game. fourth Cup in five seasons. Coventry 000 010 0— 1-3-0 Hamden blanks playoffs. Nell Syphers, Jett Soares (5) and Leah Dinocenza. who threw out sacrifice fly and a bases-loaded anytime,” he said. “They’re very day it is about to get much bigger. Japan. They kept the streak going with Grant Fuhr’s of years.” East Coach Jay single. The idea of international play They stayed alive with a 4-2 victory at home McConville said. “If the (Mercy) Soares, Jim Albert (5); Keyin Oulntlll- two runners at the plate trying to nice.” National Football League clu- “The success here has been so for the NFL has been around Tuesday night and need a win tonight to send the 4-0 shutout last Saturday and a 4-3 victory Sunday cno and D.J. Flglelo. score, played well defensively for EC girls tennis “He doesn’t have to chart Snyder hit his second and third pitchers weren’t so wild in the WP- Syphers, LP- Qulntlllono (0-1). bowners are expected to vote in great that we decided to start a since 1974. but as recently as last series back to the Forum for Game 7 on Saturday on defenseman Steve Smith’s goal with 26 first, it would have been a fight Bolton. Jessica Brahaney led HAMDEN — Host Hamden much, he knows what to throw.” home runs of the season off New York next week to go ahead similar series in Tokyo.” said Joe spring league officials were des­ night. If the Oilers win tonight, they’ll move on to seconds left in regulation time. game.” Bolton’s offense, going 2-for-4 High blanked East Catholic, 7-0. said Snyder. 0-16 with 12 stri­ Boston starter Dennis “Oil Can” with plans for a developmental Rhien, the NFL’s director of cribing European expansion as the Smythe Division finals against the winner of “It’s the kind of iee they like to play on. It’s fast Krista Wisniewski. Lynn Coventry girls with an RBI. Bolton had four hits in non-conference girls’ tennis keouts lifetime against Clemens. Boyd, who also was tagged for the league, which would put up to six operations. too far down the road to talk the Calgary-Vancouver series. ice,” said Gretzky, who was booed in Edmonton Krawczyk, Kendra Darby and against three for Rocky Hill. action Wednesday afternoon. With just two RBI’s in Cleve­ homer by Clark before being teams in European cities starting about. The Flames and Canucks will meet tonight in every time he touched the puck last weekend. “It romp to victory East is now 0-2 for the season. land’s first six games. Snyder felt shelled with none out in the fourth Both Cleveland and Philadel­ Beth White had the Eagle hits. next spring. phia went to the playoffs last the other Smythe semifinal series with Calgary may be the best ice in the league. They thrive on Results; Megin McManus (H) def. he was “struggling a little bit,” so in his 1989 home debut. It will mark the first full-time, Last month, however, owners that ice. White drove in three runs. Chris COVENTRY - Coventry High Rebecca Dow6-2,6-2; Susan Palmer (H) season and the American Bowl holding a 3-2 lead. Aubin played well defensively for formal presense for a U.S. sports gave a warm reception to plans Two other series continue tonight as well: the “We’ve ju.st got to be patient and be smart. sent 16 batters to the plate in the M HS boys tennis def. Moureen Begley 6-0, 6-0; Lisa always matches two attractive for the developmental league and East. first inning, and 11 of them Monglllo (H) def. Elaalne Price6-0,6-0; league outside of North America, teams that have produced very Philadelphia Flyers, up 3-2 in the Patrick We’re going to play our same game. You never East will host Rockville Friday remain unbeaten Katie Dove (H) def. Theresa Riley 6-1, an amazing feat for a game are to vote on its creation next Division semifinal, entertain the Washington know.” scored, as the Patriots took an 6-1; Jenn Kraus-Jennifer Reagan (H) competitive football; the average Tuesday. Modell said he had not afternoon at 3:30 at Robertson abbreviated 18-1 decision from WETHERSFIELD - The Man­ def. Cathy Beglev-Llsa Sheridan 6-1, almost unknown here in 1980 and victory margin, including that Capitals and the Chicago Blackhawks, up 3-2 in Kings goalie Kelly Hrudey. an Edmonton Park. 6-0; Jorelyn Forbush-JIII Nathanson NEED SOME EXTRA viewed as a novelty as recently found a single one of the 28 owners the Norris, host the Detroit Red Wings. native, is eager to atone for last weekend’s E.O. Smith Wednesday in non­ chester High boys’ tennis team (H) def. Jessica Woolrldge-Tasha Pas- first-year Bears’ triumph, has against the plan. conference girls’ softball play. upped its record to 3-0 with a 5-2 tyznall 6-0, 6-0; Amie O'BrIen-Alllson three years ago. been a touchdown. The Montreal Canadiens. Boston Bruins, losses. The game was called after five Arnlel (H) def. Maureen Long-Amanda SPENDING MONEY? “Televising our games from Details have to be worked out. Pittsburgh Penguins and St. Louis Blues have When told about the Oilers’ winning streak, he Coventry baseball decision over host Wethersfield Reis 6-3, 6-1. innings by the 15-run rule. High Wednesday afternoon. this new league, we feel sure, will Each week for several seasons, But as envisioned, the league already qualified for the second round of the said: “That’s good, because then the odds are loses to RHAM Coventry, 2-0. was back in Alex Eitel and John and Jim Newspaper routes available in your area... only accelerate that growth.” British football fans have gotten would have six teams each in playoffs, which begin next week. that they’re bound to lose one eventually. I’m not action today against RHAM High Melesko took singles matches for Cheney golf said Art Modell, owner of the batches of taped NFL highlights North America and Europe. It On Monday, it’s Boston at Montreal in the hoping. I’m going to go there to try and make that With Mike Newhouse getting in Hebron. E.O. Smith falls to 0-2 the Indians, who were to resume at .500 mark Cleveland Browns and, as chair­ on television and ratings have would play in the spring and Adams Division finals and Pittsburgh against happen. I don’t want to go up there and let Lady the key blow, a two-run bloop with the loss. play today at home against man of the NFL’s broadcasting been high. Similar packages have summer, filling a gap in live either Washington or Philadelphia in the Patrick. Luck play a part of it. We have to do it our.selves, double just beyond a drawn-in Chrissy Gagnon was the win­ Simsbury High. The Clieney Tech golf team won Earn money and prizes by delivering the committee, a key player in spread throughout Europe and sports programming for U.S. On Tuesday. St, Louis will play the winner of the not wait for somebodv.” infield. RHAM High scored three ning pitcher for the Patriots. She one and lost two in Charter Oak setting up the new league. millions have stayed up late into television networks. Modell said. times in the fifth inning en route worked four innings, giving up RetulU; Jerry Copslnls (W) def. Conference play Wednesday af­ Manchester Herald in your Grego Horowitz 6-3, 6-2; John Melesko to a 5-1 verdict over Coventry one hit, walking none and striking tM) def. Paul Kolinsky 6-2, 6-1; Jim ternoon at the Manchester Coun­ neighborhood. High Wednesday afternoon in out five. Jenna Haynes worked Melesko (M) def. David Huck 4-6, 6-2, try Club. The Beavers. 2-2, nipped COC baseball action. the final frame. Johanna VanK- 6-4; Eltel (M ) def. Jeff Tench 6-1, 6-2; Bolton High by a 3-2 count but lost Sanders impresses Lions at workout Eric Frost-Mark Provost (W) def. Jeff RHAM improves to 1-1 while ruiningen and Kelli McConnell Sfonlunos-John Mulrhead 6-2, 5-7, 6-2; to Coventry High and Rocky Hill Call today to get more details. the Patriots are now 1-2. Coventry each had three hits and Carrie Bill Kennard-Matt Clough (M ) def. Seth High by the same margins. STILLWATER. Okla. (AP) - on the film we watched we never watched by representatives of once in a while.” ACURA Parker-Derek Peplau 7-6, 6-3; Yoan was back in action today in a Wiekel and Gagnon two apiece in Johnson-Oanny Ma (M) def. David Coventry’s Derek LaFerriere Barry Sanders may have won the saw anyone catch him and we nine NFL teams. The speed combined with bal­ makeup clash at 3:30 p.m. at Coventry’s 14-hit attack. MIrabelll-Chrls Murphy 2-6, 6-3, 6-3. took medalist honors with a 43. 647-9946 Heisman Trophy for being col­ found out today that he does have Sanders ran the 40-yard dash in ance and strength will make Sanders a threat in the Lions’ Marble St...... all Ferguson Rd...... 16-136 lege football’s best player, but the great speed,” 4.39 and 4.43 and demonstrated by McCabe St...... all NFL wasn’t particularly im­ Fontes said that “if the draft his leaping ability with a vertical offense. Fontes said. Garth Rd...... 69-77 was today. I’d take Barry “We’re serious about him or we Schaller Stock Place...... all E.M.T.P...... 650-670 even pressed with his talents — until jump of 41‘A inches and a Ryan shows there’s life in his arm No. Main St...... 397-496 now. Sanders.” standing broad jump of 10 feet. 11 wouldn’t have been here. Anyb­ “He’s a player that would help inches. ody who saw his workout would be By Ben Welker record for consecutive victories for the first time since July 28-29, Porter St...... 456-650 “We heard that he was just a our team the quickest and help us “Every time he would do serious about him.” N e w 1989 The Associated Press against a team, set by Baltimore 1987. Wyllya St...... 1-90 slasher with great balance and get into the end zone the quick­ something, all the other coaches In addition to Kansas City, AL Roundup against Kansas City in 1969-70. McCaskill, 2-0, gave up two hits that he wasn’t that fast.” Detroit est,” the coach said. and scouts were looking our Detroit and Atlanta, representa­ Acura Integra Nolan Ryan’s fastball is still Kansas City scored three runs and left the game after sixth Lions coach Wayne Fontes said Fontes said Sanders, who direction and I just looked back as tives from Green Bay, Dallas. part of baseball lore and so is his in the bottom of the ninth for a inning with stiffness in his upper Charter Oak St...... 141-346 Wednesday after watching Sand­ rushed for 2,628 yards and 39 if to say ‘no chance guys,”’ Tampa Bay, New England, the 4-alI tie. back. Minton closed for his Gardner St...... 3-66 ers during a 45-minute workout at touchdowns last season, per­ Fontes said. “This is our guy, a New York Giants and Pittsburgh lure. Because every time he more credit, except that we have Gardner St. West...... all pitches, a no-hitter is possible. to face him next weekend. Heck, Angels 5, Athletics 0: Kirk second save. Oklahoma State University. “But formed well during the workout rare player that comes along just watched Sanders. McCaskill and Greg Minton Highland St. Ryan flirted with his sixth he’s Nolan Ryan,” Francona Mariners 9, White Sox 1: Rookie (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 no-hitter Wednesday night, giv­ said. teamed on a three-hitter as Erik Hanson pitched eight shu­ ing up a single in the eighth Ryan, 42, got the next three California beat visiting Oakland. tout innings and rookie Greg inning. He finished with a team- batters after Francona and left The Angels, who downed Oak­ Briley drove in four runs as host Grissom Rd...... all Major Leagues is not for everybody record 15 strikeouts as the Texas after eight innings and 134 land 7-1 Tuesday night on Bert Seattle stopped Chicago. Shepard Dr...... all Rangers beat the Milwaukee pitches. Craig McMurtry worked Blyleven’s four-hitter, won con­ Hanson, 1-1, allowed five hits in Bv Ben Walker Most turned out like Clyde, a Toronto in 1978, also made the The opportunity was there in the AS LOW AS *11,555»« Brewers 8-1. the ninth and gave up a run on secutively against the Athletics his eighth major-league start. Oakland Heights...... all The Associated Press celebrated Texas high school jump at the start. majors to learn it. but I never “I would have loved to throw a three hits. Brownstone Apts...... all hero. He won his debut with the Pitchers Pete Broberg and did.” no-hitter tonight,” he said. “Any­ 1 A crowd of 7,590, held down by Mike Morgan. Dick Ruthven Rangers in 1973, but was 18-33 Steve Dunning each went directly “In a sense. Jim Abbott is like I time you get that close, you’re temperatures that fell into the MCC snaps losing streak East Center St...... 408-608 and David Clyde found out the when he finished six years later. from college to the majors. disappointed.” upper 30s, saw Ryan make his was,” he said. “He’s got a good hard way and so might Jim “Looking back on it, they Broberg. who had starred at fastball and needs to work on his Ryan, who has never pitched a second start in the American HOLYOKE, Mass. — The Man­ first. Turner added a big three- Hamilton Dr...... all Abbott. The major leagues are probably should have sent me to Dartmouth, joined the Washing­ perfect game, did not allow a chester Community College base­ run triple in the second. Miguel Carpenter Dr...... all breaking pitch. But there are League in 10 years. Ryan, signed tough place to learn about the rookie league and let me get ton Senators in 1971 and wound up benefits of being in the majors. runner until Robin Yount walked as a free agent in the offseason, ball team broke its eight-game Olmo also had two hits. Chuck McDIvItt Dr...... all pitching, the feel of being a professional,” in 1978 with a 41-71 mark. • with two outs in the seventh started against Detroit last week losing streak with a 13-1 win over Petchark had a two-run single Wildwood Dr...... all You hove a pitching coach, “I was 18 years old and raw, Clyde said from Houston, where “I don’t know if going to the teammates and the opposing inning. After Glenn Braggs drew and gave gave up seven hits in Holyoke Community College and Troy Thornton knocked in and it killed me. It didn’t kill me works at a lumberyard. “I minor leagues for a couple of Buy or Lease Any New Integra From a leadoff walk in the eighth, Terry Wednesday afternoon. another run with a base hit. pitchers to learn from.” five innings without getting a Jefferson St...... all as a person, but it killed my wanted to be the greatest pitcher years would have made a differ­ Our Large Inventory and Recieve Your Francona — just l-for-14 this decision. MCC is now 2-9 while Holyoke Bob Douglas worked six in­ career,” Morgan, now with Los who ever lived. I don’t regret ence,” Broberg, an attorney in Abbott, an All-American at the season — followed with an Ryan’s last no-hitter came in falls to 4-9. The Cougars travel to nings for MCC. giving up four Kenwood Dr...... all University of Michigan and a Choice of Air Cond. or Automatic Trans. Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Squire Village...... Angeles, said of making his anything, but things didn’t turn Florida, said. “At the time, I opposite-field, line-drive single to 1981 while with Houston against New London today to take on hits, walking eight and striking ...... all professional debut in the big out the way I wanted.” wanted nothing more than to go member of the U.S. Olympic FREE of Additionai Cost left. Los Angeles. Ryan raised his Mitchell College. out seven. leagues. It usually worked out that way straight from college to the big team, was clocked at 94 mph on Union Place...... all Wetherell ...... A ll Offer Expires 4/15/89 “Francona’s always been a all-time strikeout total to 4,798 The Cougars plated four runs in M C C 440 032 0-13-11-1 Since 1965, when the draft with pitchers. Ruthven and Tim leagues. I thought I could step up, Saturday night again.st Seattle. tough out for me in the National and broke the Rangers’ single­ the first and second innings. Ray Holyoke 000 001 0 -1 - 4-2 Union St...... 133-264 Bldwell...... all Conroy struggled for most of their and I thought I did all right fora But without another effective Douglas, Chaney (7) and Benson; system began, only nine pitchers League. I was trying to get ahead game record of 14 strikeouts held Massa (2-for-4) and Greg Turner Wozniak, May (6) and Brunelle. had skipped the minors to start in careers and Eddie Bane, who was while.” pitch, he took the loss as he gave of him in the count and throw a by Bert Blyleven and Jim Bibby, (2-for-3) each had RBIs in the WP- Douglas. LP- Wozniak. the majors. Abbott, who lost his 0-5 for Minnesota in 1973, never Broberg was 5-9 with a 3.46 up three earned runs in 4 2-3 strike low and away and I got it up the only pitchers to throw no­ Adelaide Rd...... all debut Saturday night and pitches got going. earned run average as a rookie. innings. a little bit,” Ryan said. “He’s the hitters for Texas. Ryan also tied a Jean Rd...... 5-30 Hitters, meanwhile, have He went to the minors two years again today for California, be­ Ruthven. 123-127 in a 13-year type of hitter who’s going to hit it team mark with six straight MCC women improve mark SJeephollow...... all came the 10th. handled the jump quite well. Five later. where it’s thrown. He slapped it strikeouts. have done it since 1965 with Dave Dunning, a star at Stanford, career, thinks Abbott will do fine. Ferguson...... 170-360 Eventually, the other nine all Ruthven, who was 22 and had over third. He hit that pitch like Orioles 5, Royals 4: Baltimore The Manchester Community uiaiuiiv-c. vvciiiuii^ (WO aiiu strik­ spent time in the minors. Burt Winfield, Bob Horner and Pete debuted with Cleveland in 1969 you’re supposed to hit it.” stopped a 15-game losing streak College women’s softball team Incaviglia never visiting the and went 4-9. His career record been at Fresno State, was 6-9 for S C H A L L E a ing out three. Cathy Templeton Hooton was the only one to have a Philadelphia in 1973 as a rookie. Said Francona: “What’s so against Kansas City when Mike raised its record to 4-2 with an 11-1 led the Cougars with two hits and CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 winning record in his first season, minors. was 23-41. impressive about him is that Devereaux hit a sacrifice fly in victory over Holyoke Community three runs scored. Sue Gorreck and the only one to enjoy longtime “I don’t think I needed to go “I don’t think it made an “Jim Abbott seems like more of MANCHESTER when I faced him in 1981, ’82 and the 15th inning. College Wedneday afternoon. The impact on me one way or the and Chris Chapman added two success. there,” Incaviglia said. “I’m a pitcher than I was at that 345 Canter. St. (Rt. 6), Manchester ’83, he threw a hard fastball and The Orioles had not beaten game was called after five hits apiece. Desiree Fafard had a “I thought I was ready.” doing OK with the Rangers.” other,” said Dunning, a lawyer in stage,” Ruthven, a home builder breaking balls.” innings. 647-7077 Kansas City since July 26, 1987. two-run double while Jen Andru- Hooton, now a minor-league Dave Roberts, who began with California. “My problem was I in Atlanta, said. “I don’t see any Exit 60 Off 1-84 Minutes from Hartford “Now he’s throwing changeups The Royals’ winning streak was lat knocked in another run and coach for Los Angeles, said. “But San Diego in 1972. and Brian never developed a quality break­ reason why he shouldn’t be able to or whatever. I’d like to give him eight short of the major-league Michelle Dominski went the scored three times. it’s not for everybody.” Milner, who played two games for ing pitch to go with my fastball. make it.”

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It huge marketing campaign going Just keep in mind that if you DHedsn cf 4 0 1 0 McLm r 2b 4 0 1 2 Glovlne W.24) 9 6 0 0 1 Mancrlet3-84-611, Pierce 9-14 6-6 26, Mokeskl Atlanta 5. San Diego 0 necessary day at Windsor Castle where he was on duty as as the University of Arizona’sbasketball coach Parker dh 4 0 0 0 DWhIte cf 3 0 0 0 Son Ditoe 1- 2002, Roberts 2-2006, Green 1-6002, Brown on to get us to buy more octane. hear a rattling or pinging sound San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 1 Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:35 o.m.. If Lansfrd 3b 4 0 0 0 Parrish c 4 0 1 0 Rasmusen L.1-1 5 01 OOO. Totals 37-78 32-36107. an aide to Queen Elizabeth II. Wednesday, with regents authorizing a new Only gomes scheduled necessary We are told that it will improve octane rating. A fuel’s octane from the engine when you accel­ 'ntursdov’i Gomes Hossey c 3 0 0 0 Joyner 1b 4 1 1 0 GBooker 3 five-year contract that could add more than Stenbch 1b 3 0 0 0 Bichette rf 4 1 2 2 Grant 1 WASHINGTON (111) our cars’ performance, boost our rating is a measure of its erate, or if the engine refuses to New York (Darling 0-1) ot Pittsburgh Division Finals Jose rf 2 0 0 0 CDoyls If 4 0 1 0 CpMedge 7-131-115, King 5-112-312, C. Jones $75,000 to his annual earnings. (Smiley 0-1), 1:35 o.m. Umpires— Home, Bonin; Rrst, Harvey; Woles Conference cars’ gasoline mileage and make resistance to detonation. The stop running after you turn off the Costner to direct film Hubbrd 2b 1 0 0 0 Hoffmn ss 4 1 1 0 Second, Pulll; Third, Davidson. 01 OO 0, Malone 1016 4-5 26, Walker5-145-6 Houston (Clancy 1-0) at Los Angeles Monday, April 17 — Gome 1 After the regents approved by conference Weiss ss 3 0 1 0 Howell 3b 4 0 0 0 T— 2:31. A — 16,621. 15, Williams8-134-622, Eockles 1-6666,Grant our cars more reliable. higher the number, the less likely ignition, your car’s octane needs (Belcher 0-1), 4:05 o.m. Wednesday, April 19 — Gome 2 RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) - Actor Kevin Totols 28 0 3 0 Totols 35 S f 5 2- 2 OO 6, Alarle 6-8 01 8, Colter 2-51-2 5.Totals call a salary increase and performance Atlanta (LIMIauist 0-0) at San Diego Fridov, April 31 — Gome 3 It will probably even make us it is to knock. aren’t being met. (Terrell 0-1), 4:05 o.m. 6607 21-28111. Costner says he’s making his debut as a incentives for Olson, university president Oakland 000 000 000-4 Cuba3, Cardinals? Sunday, April 33 — Game 6 more attractive to the opposite However, there are two me­ If that’s the case the obvious Only gomes scheduled Tuesday, /tarll 25— Ctame5, It necessary director because he wants to make sure a Henry Koffler thanked them, saying Arizona’s Fridov's Gomes Collfomlo 000 021 Ilk-0 Milwaukee 32 36 18 23— 107 sex. thods of determining a fuel’s remedy for knocking is to do what E— Weiss. Lonstord. DP— California 1. Washington 27 23 27 36— 111 frontier film being shot in South Dakota this basketball success depended heavily on the Montreal ot Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Thursday, April 37 — (tame 6, It necessary But what is octane, anyway? the ads say: buy premium gas Chicago at Phllodelphlo, 7:35 p.m. LOB— Oakland 4, Californio 7. 2B— 3-Polnt goals— Wlllloms 2, Moncrlet. octane, and each gives a different summer is done correctly. 54-year-old coach. Parrish, Bichette. 3B— McLemore. HR— Ob r b M Ob r b M Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Milwaukee New York at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Coleman if Why would anyone want more of number. The Research Octane with a higher octane rating. Bichette (2), Downing (2). SB— 4 1 1 0 Wolton cf 3 1 0 0 60 (Roberts 7), Washington 53 (Cottedge 11). Saturday, April 29— (5ame7,ltnecessarv “ I take it very personally what this movie Houston at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m. Pnditn 3b Arizona finished the regular season ranked M cLem ore (2). 4 0 1 0 Webster If 4 0 1 0 Assists— Milwaukee 19 (Humphries 6), it? And how might we go about Number, or RON, is typically the But what if you buy the most Cincinnati ot Son Diego, 10:05 p.m. Guerrer 1b should be,” Coster said Wednesday, while No. 1 but lost in the NCAA West Regional 4 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 1 1 0 Woshlngton 26 (Walker 6). Total touls— Campbell Conference super-duper high-test premium Atlanta at Son Francisco, 10:35 p.m. Bm nsky rf getting some? higher of the two. The Motor IP H R ER BB SO 4 1 2 2 Dawson rf 4 1 1 0 M ilw a u k e e 26, W a s h in g t o n 27. Tuesday, April 18 — Game 1 touring the state for filming locations. semifinals after reaching the Final Four in TPeno c you can find, and your engine still Ooklond 4 0 2 0 Groce 1b 3 0 1 0 Technical— Krystkowlok. A— ^7,731. Thursday, April 30 — Game 3 Let’s begin inside an engine’s Octane Number or MON, is often Costner also will play the leading role in 1988. CYoung L.0-2 6 2-3 7 4 4 1 3 Oouend ss 4 0 0 0 Low 3b 4 0 2 1 Saturday, April 22 — Game 3 pings? You could tear down your Eastern League standings M Thm p cf 3 0 10 Rom os ss 4 0 0 1 Monday, April 26 — Gome 6 combustion chambers. Road & 10 or 12 points lower. Be aware of “ Dancing With Wolves,” which tells the story Bum s 11-3 2 1 1 0 1 car’s engine and put in differnt Colifemla TIJones 7b 2 0 0 0 Glrordl c 2 0 10 Platons 107, Cavaliers95 Wednesday ,Aorll26— GomeS.lt necessary Track engineering editor, Dennis the difference: some car’s of Lt. John Dunbar, who is assigned to a W L Pet. OB McCoskllt W,24 6 2 0 0 3 1 Pognoz ph 10 10 KMgus p 2 0 0 0 Simanaitis, explains: “ Properly, owners manuals specify the en­ pistons. But that’s pretty expen­ Fisk out for 10 weeks Albany (Yankees) 3 1 .750 — Minton 2 1 0 0 0 0 RBookr 2b 0 0 0 0 M lW IIIm s 0 0 0 0 Friday, Aorll 28 — Gome6, If necessary frontier post in the 1860s. Dunbarand an Indian Terry p sive and only makes sense if Hagerstown (Orlols) 4 2 .667 — Horyey 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CLEVELAND (95) a mixture of air and fuel is ignited gine’s octane appetite in RON, man both go through changes while learning to CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago White Sox Contn-Akrn (Indns) 3 2 .600 Vi Umpires— Home, Merrill; First, Denkln- Corpntr p 10 0 0 Nonce 2-9 6-8 lOr Sanders 6-9 04) 12, Sunday, Aorll 30— Ckinne7, It necessary nothing else works. However, you LIndmn ph Dougherty 4-12 2-210, Harper 5-9 3-413, Price by the spark plug, which produ­ while other’s use MON. understand people of an unfamiliar culture, an catcher Carlton Fisk has a new break and an New Briton (Rd Sx) 3 3 .500 1 ger; Second, McCoy; Third, Polermo. 10 0 0 might ask your mechanic to Harrisburg (PIrots) 2 2 .500 1 T— 2:36. A — 24,650. Outsnbrv p 0 0 0 0 5-10 2-2 16, J.WIIIIams 5-9 3-5 13. Rollins 4-5 Conference Finals ces a burst of power. Improperly, By law, service station pumps official of the film production company has Totols (M)8,Valentlne2-70-24,Ehlo2-304)5,Keysl-31-2 old problem. Reoding (Phillies) 2 3 .400 V/i 32 2 8 3 Woles Conference if the mixture is ignited in an must display the octane rating of change your car’s ignition tim­ said. The 41-year-old catcher is back on the London (Tigers) 1 2 ,3D v/i 3, Dudley(M)1-21.Hubbord04)(M)0.Total$36-76 Monday, May 1 — Gome 1 ing; that may allow your car to WIMIomsprt (M rnrs) 1 4 .200 7Vi MarlnersQ.WhlteSoxl StLoulS 000 000 002— 8 18-2795. Wednesday, May 3 — Gome 3 Dr. Gott uncontrolled fashion, it’ll pro­ the fuel they’ re dispensing, and Hollywood studio officials and others in the Cbicogo oil 000 Olx—0 DET RO IT 007) Friday, May 5 — Game 3 run happier on lower octane gas, disabled list after X-rays taken late Tuesday Wednesdoy’s Gomes duce something calleil ‘knock, or the number will be an average of film industry have suggested many changes in Wllllomsport7, Reoding 1 E—Guerrero 2, Romos, MlWlllloms. Aguirre S-15 ^ 21, M ohorn 5^ 2-2 12, Sunday, May 7 — (tame 6 Peter Gott, M.D. though you’ll probably give up showed a break in his right hand adjacent to the Albany 5, Canton-Akron4 DP— Chlcogo 4. LOB— StLouls 4, Chlcogo 7. Lolmbeer4-11(M)8, Dum ars 9-180019, Johnson Tuesdov, AAav 9— (tame 5, If necessorv ‘detonation,’ or, in its mildest the RON and MON ratings. Using the movie, Costner said. But he said as director one that caused him to miss 10 weeks last Hagerstown 3, New Britain 2 ab r h bl ab r h bl 2B—Dawson, MThompson. HR— 13-22^431, Edwards 3-56-912, Thom as 0-2000, some performance. Guillen ss form, ‘ping.’” this average, most unleaded he wants to tell the story the way it should be season. Harrisburgat London, ppd., snow 4 0 0 0 Reynids 2b 4 1 2 0 Brunonsky (2). SB — Webster (4), Groce Rodman 2-304)4, Lo n g0-104)0, Salley 04)(M)0. Thursday, May 11 — (tame6,lfnecessarv Better still, you should consider Thursdoy's Gomes Gallghr cf 4 0 2 0 Griffey cf 3 1 1 0 (1), Sandberg (1). 5— Kllgus. M.W IIilam s OO CH) 0, Oembo 0-1 CM) 0. Totals The combustion is uncontrolled regular gasolines run between 87 told, without making changesjusttoensurethe ” I had just been sitting in the dugout thinking Horrlsburgot Albany Bolnes dh 4 0 1 0 Cotto cf 2 0 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO 8415-21 107. Saturday, May 13— (tame 7, It necessary when the mixture ignites at the adding an "octane enhancer” Coldem rf and 89 octane. Unleaded pre­ film is a financial success. what a great thing it is to have somebody like Only gome scheduled 3 0 0 0 ADoyls 1b 3 3 11 StLouls when you buy gas. Fridov's Gomes Robldx 1b 4 1 1 0 Leonard If 2 111 Terry L,0-1 3 3 2 1 1 0 Cltvtkmd 21 27 20 27— 95 Campbell Conference wrong instant or in the wrong mium may be as high as 93 him around,” said first-year White Sox Horrlsburgot Albany Kittle If 2 0 0 0 Brantly dh 4 2 2 2 Corpntr 4 2 0 0 0 0 Detroit 20 30 29 30— 107 Tuesday, May 2 — (tame 1 place — before the piston reaches On the other hand, what if your Boston If 10 11 Briley rf 4 0 3 4 octane. manager Jeff Torborg. Canton-AkronotLondon Qulsnbry 1 2 1110 3-Polnt goals— Price 4, Johnson 2, Ehio, Thursday, May 4 — (tame 2 car runs just fine, without any Hagerstown at Reading Lyons 2b 4 0 2 0 Valle c 3 0 0 0 Cbicogo Aguirre, Dumors. Fouled out—None. Saturday, May 6 — (tame 3 the top dead center as it rises up Okay, so how high should the Smothers battles censors Catcher Matt Merullo, whose contract was Wllllamsportat New Britain EW IIm s 3b 4 0 0 0 EM rfnz 3b 4 0 1 0 Kllgus W,1-l 0 2-3 7 2 2 0 1 Rebounds— Cleveland 52 (Nonce 10), Detroit Monday, May 8 — Game 4 and down the cylinder. Extreme octanebeforyourcar? First, look pinging? Would the extra octane Korkoylc c 2 0 0 0 Oulnons ss 4 1 0 0 M lW IIIm s S.4 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 43 (Mohorn 11). Assists— Cleveland 20 Wednesdoy, A6oy 10— (tame 5, It necessary Glaucoma linked NEW YORK (AP) — When Tom Smothers purchased from Vancouver, will take Fisk’s Merullo c 10 0 0 knocking can meit a hole in a in the owners manual and see of premium gas or gas additive HBP— Glrordl by Terry, Terry by Kllgus. (Valentine 6), Detroit 23 (Dumors 11). Total reflects on his battles with the CBS censors and spot on the roster. The left-handed-hitting American League results Totals 33 1 7 1 fouls— Cleveland 21, Detroit 24. A — 21,454. Friday, May 12— Ctame6, Itnecessory piston, though a little bit of what your car’s marker make it run even better? No it Umpires— Home, Williams; First, Sunday, AAav 16 — (tame 7, It necessary wouldn’t. That’s like a perfectly the network’s cancellation of his comedy show, Merullo, who batted .389 in 17 exhibition Cbicogo 000 000 001— 1 MeSherry; Second, Crawford; Third, pinging isn’t really harmful. But recommends. Seottle 000 340 11x— 4 West. to caffeine use healthy person spending a lot of he can’t help but smile. games, probably will face right-handers with Stanley Cup nnols since most of us would be Unfortunately, there’s more to backup Ron Karkovice in the lineup against Indians 10, Red Sox 6 E—£willlam$. DP— Chicago 3, Seattle 1. T— 2:16. A — 21,187. Hornets 104. K nicks 99 Wednesday, May 17 — (tame 1 money on vitamins. “ It hurt us a lot at the time, but I’d say CBS’ LO B — Chicago 7, Seattle 6. 2B— Briley 2, Friday, May 19 — (tame 2 hard-pressed to tell the difference it, particularly if your car isn’t Lyons, Brantley, Robldoux. 3B — firing us and all the publicity we got from that southpaws. CHARLOTTE (106) Sunday, May 21 — (tame 3 DEAR DR. GOTT: Please discuss the relation of between the two, it’s best not to brand-new. CLEVELAND Reynolds. Tuesday, May 23 — (tame 6 probably added 20 or 30 years to the life of the Fisk caught six of seven games played this Ob r h bl Ob r b M IP H R ER B B SO Phillies 6. Expos 3 Trloucka4X9-1035. Ram bls66048, Klte2-3 caffeine to glaucoma. My ophthalmologist suggests hear any pinging or knocking A car’s octane requirements 006, Booues 1-3043, Chapman 4173-218, Lowe Thursday, May 25— (tameS.Itnecessary season, hitting .240 with two home runs and O M cDw l If 4 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 4 2 11 Cbicogo Peter Bohr is a contributing Smothers Brothers,” said the elder Smothers 0-22-22, Cure1on041-21, Hoppen693-511, Reid I discontinue my wake-up cup of coffee. I’m 80 and in from our engines at all. will often increase with age. The Browne 2b 5 0 1 0 Borrett 2b 4 0 3 0 Long L ,M 4 2-3 6 6 6 3 2 MONTREAL Saturday, M a y 27— (tame6. If necessary in May’s McCall’s, four runs batted in. Rosenberg 11-3 2 1 1 1 0 5-11 1-311, C urry 9-16 0418, Rowsom 2-3 0 4 6, You can avoid hard knocks by weather can have an effect on editor to Road & Track Magazine Corter cf 4 2 1 0 Burks cf 5 0 2 1 o b r b M o b r b M excellent health. Patterson 1 11110 Kemoton 0-1040. Totals 63-881423106. In the same article, brother Dick credited the PO BrIn 1b 2 3 2 0 Greenwl If 5 1 1 1 Raines If 3 0 11 Dernier cf 4 0 0 0 Tuesday, M a y 30— (tame 7, If necessary using a gasoline with the proper octane requirements too (your and a syndicated columnist. Snyder rf 5 4 4 6 Rice dh 4 0 3 1 Pall 1 2 110 0 ONIxon cf 3 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 0 1 0 team’s longevity to their continued close Seottle NEW YORK (99) DEAR READER: Glaucoma refers to an DCIork dh 3 1 2 1 Eyans rf 4 0 1 0 Aldrete cf 0 0 0 0 Hayes 1b 4 2 2 1 Johnson ‘mediocre’ runner Hanson W .VI 8 5 00 2 6 Newman 1-5 2-3 6, Oakley 413 2-316, Ewing association despite ups and downs in their Medina dh 10 0 0 Esosky lb 4 0 0 0 Galarrg 1b 4 1 1 1 Schmdt 3b 4 1 2 2 abnormal increase in the fluid pressure within the MJockson 1 2 110 0 13-196830, Jock son6t62-510.G.WIIklns3-1200 Jocoby 3b 4 0 1 3 Gedman c 4 1 1 1 Brooks rf 4 0 1 0 CJomes If 4 0 2 0 other relationships. Allanson c 4 0 0 0 Reed ss 110 0 H B P — Leonord by Patterson. 6,S1rlckland3-7046,Walker342-29,Tucker34 eye. The condition is often due to blockage of the tiny NEW YORK (AP) - Carl Lewis, the FItzgrId 3b 3 0 0 0 RJones rf 3 2 11 04 5, Vondeweghe 66 3-3 11, Green 2-3 04 Fermln ss 3 0 0 0 Heep ph 10 0 0 Umpires— Home, McKean; First, “ What I have with Tommy is a prior two-time Olympic champion in the 100-meter DGorcl 2b 4 1 2 0 Doulton c 4 1 1 2 6.Totols61-9315-3399. drains (iridocorneal angles) that normally allow Romero ss 1110 Kaiser; Second, Voltogglo; Third, Cousins. Gymnastics Special milk goes down easily commitment. This is my brother from the day I Sontoven c 2 10 0 Jeltz ss 2 0 10 Otarlotte 29 36 26 11— 106 fluid to circulate between various parts of the eye. dash, said Wednesday that Canadian rival Ben Tbtols 37 613 5 Owen ss 2 0 0 0 Cormon p 2 0 0 0 T— 2:31. A — 8,190. New York 40 IS 19 B— 99 was born,” he said. “ Tommy has been part of John.son was “ a mediocre athlete who became Holman p 0 00 0 MAAoddx p 0 0 0 0 3-Polnt goals— Walker, Tucker. Fouled Some forms of glaucoma appear to be made worse Clevelond 020 301 031— 10 my life with every person. He knows WJhnsn ph 1 0 11 Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 out— None. Rebounds— Chorlotte 67 (Row­ great on drugs,” Boston 103 000 003— 6 by fatigue, tobacco, caffeine and emotional upset. By the Editors GeHorrs p 0 0 0 0 som 6), New Y ork 63 (Ook(ev 16). everything about me.” DP— Cleveland 2, Boston 2. LOB — Patti Dunne’a School Johnson beat Lewis in the 100-meter dash at DMrtnz ph 10 0 0 Assists— Charlotte 36 (Booues 16). New York Therefore, ophthalmologists often prohibit ci­ of Consumer Reports Cleveland6, Boston?. 2B— OCIark, Barrett2, KGross p 10 0 0 M em bers ot the Patti D unne 's School ot Agreed Tom; “ We are brothers first. If the 1988 Summer Olympics but had the gold Boggs, Rice. HR— Snyder 2 (3), D CIarkd), 36 (Jackson8). Total touls— Charlotte23. New garettes and coffee. Some 30 million to 50 million Americans risk Hudler ss 1 0 1 0 York 23. Technicals—Charlotte assistant Gymnastics recently took port In a Class Ml Consumer Reports there’s any anxiety about me from the women Gedman (1). S— Barrett. SF— Jacoby. Because glaucoma is readily treatable using medal taken away when he tested positive for Bowling Foley ss 2 0 0 0 coach Badger, Charlotte coach Harter. and Class IV meet InCIInton. Thosefromthe bloating, gas, cramps and diarrhea when they drink in Dick’s life, they put that on themselves, IP H R ER BB SO Totcris 31 3 7 3 area whodidwell Included: modern drugs, your doctor may rescind his order steroids. Lewis, the 1984 winner who finished Cleveland Closs IV (7-9 years old): Ben Beaulieu of milk or eat ice cream. Those symptoms result from because I’m No. 1 in his life.” second, was awarded the gold medal. Johnson Block W ,M 5 1-3 7 4 4 2 3 MontreM 000 100 200— 3 Vernon, 2nd rings, 3rd high bar, 2nd pommel about your one cup of coffee if your wake-up drink is a deficiency of lactose, an intestinal enzyme to Atherton S,1 3 2-3 6 2 2 0 2 SUns 109, Mavericks 94 quart, about 3 cents more than the same dairies’ went home in disgrace and was banned from Pbllodtipbki 023 010 OOx— 6 horse, 6th parallel bars, 2nd vault, 2nd floor, important to you. Ask your doctor. digest milk sugar or lactose. Boston PBA Hartford Open results DP— Montreal 2, Philadelphia 2. LOB— 2nd oll-around; Jett BrezInskI of Manches­ regular low-fat milk. competition for two years. Boyd L.0-1 3 4 5 5 3 1 Montreal 7. Philadelphia 4. 2B—Herr, PH O E N IX (109) ter, 1st rings, 3rdhlghbar,1stpom m elhorse, It’s the undigested sugar that causes the intestinal Gordner 3 1-3 2 1 1 1 0 Lactaid tested slightly sweeter than ordinary “ We can’t let a few people taint our sport,” Schmidt, Jeltz. D(3arcla, 3B— Hayes. Corbin672-210,Chambers4153-615,West3-5 1st parallel bars, 1st vault, 1st floor, 1st problems. Although lactose intollerance, the Actor faces drug charge BStonley 2-3 1 3 3 2 0 WINDSOR LOCKS (API— Results Wednes­ H R — Doulton (3), Hayes (4), Schmidt (3), 1-57, K. Johnson 7-161-115, Homocek 8-155-621, all-around; Brian PIrkev of Manchester,7th low-and-fat milk and had a slightly caramelized Lewis said at a news conference announcing M urphy 0 0 0 0 1 0 day otter ttiesecond round ot the P B A Oeoter RJones (2), (kitorroga (1). S— Carman. E.Johnson 7-15 3-3 17, Gllllom 6-6 04 8, rings, Sth pommel horse. Heauallfledforthe DEAR DR. GOTT: My doctor put me on problem affects a far greater percentage of Lamp 2 4 110 2 Horttord Open with names, hometowns ond flavor. The sweetness comes from the slightly LOS ANGELES (AP) - Actor Reginald Vel the New York Games, the first major track IP H R ER BB SO Nkilerle 5-11 34 16, LanaO4(M)0,Dunn(H)O4 stole meet; Tim Watt ot Manchester, 6th amoxicillin for pneumonia. After five days I non-whites than whites. Boyd pitched to 3 botters In the 4th, U-oamepIntoMtotols: Montreal 0, Perry 1-1042, N e o ly M 040.Totals65-901427 rings, 8lh pommel horse, 7th vault. He sweeter simple sugars into which the enzyme Johnson, who played the police sergeant in the meet in the city in 23 years. “ Our sport is a good BStonley pitched to 3 batters In the 0th, 1, Johnny Petroollo,Atanalapan,N.J., 2,772. K(3ross L,M 4 1-3 7 6 109. auolltledtorthestatemeet. developed joint pain. The physician says it’s due to If you like milk and other dairy foods, but have 2, Sleye Cook, Roseyllle, Callt., Z75B. 3, Curtis breaks milk sugar. The caramelized flavor comes blockbuster movie “ Die Hard,” has been sport and mo.st of the people live by the rules.” M urphy pitched to 1 better In the 8th. Holman 1 2 0 DALLAS (96) 1412 years old: Ryan Contois of Hebron, spurs and tennis elbow, but I’m wondering if it trouble tolerating them, several products sold PB— Gedman 2. Odom, Wlnston-Solem, N.C., i, Richard GeHorrIs 2 1 0 Dontlev 5-31 74 17, Perkins 410 14 15, 8th rings, 8th high bar, 7th parallel bars, 7th from ultrapasteurization. The milk is briefly heated arrested for investigation of cocaine posses­ Umpires— Home, Morrison; First, Wolfe, Falls Church, Vo., 2,735.5, DdveArnold, Wennlngton 67 3-3 11, Harper 7-16 04 16, might be a reaction to the medicine. What do you nationwide under the Lactaid name can help. Pbltodelpblo vault; Travis Kavolt ot Hebron, 6th rings, to a much higher temperature than regular sion, authorities said. Welke; Second, Evens; Third, Shulock. Campbell, Collf., 2,714. 4, Parker Bohn III, Carman W,14) 6 1-3 4 3 Blackman 617 0 4 8, Torplev 7-17 3-316, Tyler 7th high bar, 81h parallel bars, Sth vault,6th think? Lactaid milk is a lowfat milk treated with lactase. T— 3:03. A — 19,210. Freehold, N.J.,2,495. MModdux 1-3 1 0 3-11046, Wllev 3-31-35, Jones 1-6043. Totols floor. pasteurized milk to give it a longer shelf life — at Johnson was arrested Tuesday night during McGwire on disabled list 7, Stephen Hardy, Methuen, Moss., Z444,8, Bedrosn S,1 2 1-3 2 0 34106142096. Classlll 10-12yearsold: Greg Oatot Hebron, When Consumer Reports’ food technologists tested a stakeout of an alleged drug dealer’s home, Hugh Miller, Everett, Wash., Z447, 9, Mark H B P —-Aldrete by MAAoddux. Phoenix 30 38 21 10— 109 91h high bar, 6lh pommel horse, 8th parallei DEAR READER: Arthralgia (joint pain) is least six weeks in the dairy case. OrioleaS.RoyalaA Thayer, Lafayette, Ind., 2,M2. 10, Jess the product, they discovered lactose levels 80 to 85 said Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Sgt. Terry ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Oakland first Umpires—Home, Engle; First, Runge; Deltas 26 11 30 17— 94 bars. 2nd vault, 3rd floor, 7th all-around. sometimes caused by the fever that results from Lactaid Inc. also sells Calcimilk, a low-fat, Stoyrook, Son Diego, 2,430. 11, Gregory Second, Rennert; Third, Brocktonder. 3-Polnf goals—Harper 3, Molerle. Next meet Is Saturday at Glastonbury percent below those of regular milk. That's better 1 baseman Mark McGwire was placed on the (15 Innings) lactose-reduced milk with about two-thirds more Judge. Brown, Hudson, N.Y., Z424. 12 (tie), Jimmie T— 2:41. A — 15,461. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Phoenix 66 Gymnastics. infections such as pneumonia. It can also be the than the 70 percent reduction claimed on the label. 15-day disabled list Wednesday due to a Prilts Jr., Melheun, Moss., Chris Warren, (West 15), Dallas 59 (Torplev 13). calcium than Lactaid and other low-fat milks. And He said deputies watched customers drive Dallas, and Danny Wiseman, Baltimore, consequence of certain types of pneumonia, such as But you pay a premium for Lactaid’s benefit. In herniated disc. BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY Assists— Phoenix 30 (Hornocek 10), Dallas early this year the company rolled out Lactaid skim up, make a purchase and drive away. Deputies Ob r h M o b r b b l 2,410. Glants3. Dodgers 1 20 (Hoprer 9). Total (ouls— Phoenix 20, pneumococcal pheumonia, in which the bacteria 15, Nathan Terry Jr , Annorlllo, Texas,2,407. the New York City area, Lactaria sells for about $1 a followed the buyers until they were out of sight, The Athletics recalled outfielder Billy Beane BAndsn cf Wilson cf Dallas 31. Technicals— Dontlev, may temporarily infect joints. Joint spurs of milk, fat-free and with 20 percent fewer calories PBrodly If BJacksn If 14, AdamColfon, Coral Springs, Fla.,Z40t. 17, Chambers. A— 16,851. then stopped them and searched them for from Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League to Jett Bellinger, Columbia, S.C., Z400. 18, Ron LOS ANGELS SAN FRAN than Lactaid low-fat. Orsulok rf Seltzer 3b Scholastic calcium and tendon inflammation (tendinitis) will WIMIoms,Cahokla, III.,2,577. O b r b M illegal drugs, he said. take McGwire’s spot on the ro.ster. CRIpkn ss Brett 1b Lactaid lactase drops, sold in drug and 19 (tie) .George Branham 111, San Dlego.and Rndiph 2b cause joint pains. Sheets dh Trfobll dh Johnson was stopped and booked for McGwire, who leads Oakland with three Joe Hutchinson, Scranton, Po., Z544. 21, Tim (Jrltfin ss Our Language health-food stores, let you treat your own milk to cut Deyerx dh Tobler rf Finally, as you pointed out, adverse reactions to Smith, Xenia, Ohio, 2,543. 22, O ivld White, Gibson If investigation of possession of cocaine and held homers and 10 RBIs in seven games, left Tettleton c Elsnrch If Calendar medications are often associated with arthralgias. lactose. Typically, you use five drops per quart, Oklahoma City, 2,558, 23, Charlie Tapp, M urroy 1b MHSJVaoftball Monday’s game against the California Angels Trober lb Boone c Marshal rf shake and refrigerate the milk. You must wait a day in jail overnight. He was released Wednesday Wthgtn 3b FWhIte 2b Kolamazoo. Mich., 2,557. 24, Mike Aulbv, From your question, I cannot sort out the various in the fourth inning, complaining of stiffness in Indianapolis, 2,552. Shelby cf The Manchester Hloh girls' lunlor varsity Espy catches sight of or sees from a distance. for the results. At usual refrigerator temperatures, on $2,500 bail, authorities said. Gonzols 2b WelImn ss Hamitn 3b sottboll team began Its season with a 19-15 factors causing your problem. The arthralgias from Bucknr ph There’s nothing supernatural about this verb, but the lower back. Meindz ph Sclosclo c TODAY win over Rockville Wednesday afternoon. bacterial infection frequently appear as red hot the drops reduce milk sugar by about 70 percent He was examined Wednesday morning by Schu 2b Pecota ss Volenzla p BOMboll Monchester. which led. 13-0, otter two you do need ESP to spell espy. after 24 hours. More time or more drops do an even Totols Totols Crews p Goodwin Tech of Cheney Tech, 3:30 Innings, wilt host Fermi Friday afternoon. swollen joints that improve with antibiotics. Brusque seems blunt or abrupt. Don’t use this Dr, Robert Watkins. McGwire will begin Home Engineers MHtchr ph Coventryat Tolland. 3:30 Trlclo Skinner ond Julie Shrlder led the Calcium deposits and tendinitis ordinarily more thorough job. Baker wins three awards treatment and is expected to be out at least Baltimore 000 030 010 000 001—-d Seoroge p Softball Indians with three hits apiece with Skiner word too quickly, or you may appear to be brusque. The product worked well in the food technologists’ Kansas City 000 010 003 000 000— 4 Phyllis WolcoskI 176-481, Pauline Moron JHowell p Coventryat R H A M ,3:30 homerlng. True Ngjyen and Stacey Vasco produce no objective changes in the joints: also. three weeks. E —Gonzales, Gubicza 2. DP— Baltimore2, (3(rl« Track LOS ANGELES (AP) — Singer Anita Baker 100-466, Bette Dufrolne 191-514, Toni Robert­ odded two hits each. Bridget Torpey gained X-ray examination may disclose the offending spur. tests. The treated milk tasted more like regular Kansas City 1. LOB—Baltimore 10, son 177, Shirley Eldridge 100-176-193-549, Ferm i at Manchester, 3:30 the victory for Manchester while Vasco and QUESTION: People keep using enormity as if it milk than Lactaid did and adding drops is a little captured three awards for her single and Kansas City 12. 2B— FWhIte, Tobler. SB— Alice Chittick 104-454, Gall Posourell 104-406, Bovs Tennis KerIGollo played well defensively. In addition to causing joint pain, an allergy to an means enormousness. Those aren’t the same, are album "Giving You the Best That I Got” and Player details assault Brett 3 (4), Wilson (3), Orsulok (1). Renee E llis 109-182-521, Elolne Welnicki 179, SlmsburvotAAanchester,3:30 antibiotic usually is associated with a rash. cheaper. It cost about $6.25 for enough liquid to treat S—Orsulak. SF— Devereaux. Toni Cove 482, Beverly Morin 501, Alyce Lot Angeitt 100 000 000—1 Cheney Tech at Goodwin Tech, 3:30 they? 30 quarts. There’s also a 75-quart size $15.69 Michael Jackson was honored for his hit "Man IP H R ER BB SO East Cathollcot Glastonbury, 3:30 Therefore, I cannot be more helpful except to say NORMAN. Okla. (AP) — A party at the Me Ardle457, Fronclne Turgeon476. S o n F ro n c itc o 300 000 OOx— 3 in the Mirror” at the third annual Soul Train Baltimore DP— Son Francisco 1. LOB— Los Angeles 7, that from the information you’ve supplied, your suggested price) and a 12-quart size ($3.29). At those FRIDAY Music Awards. University of Oklahoma athletic dormitory Mllockl 4 1-3 8 1 1 2 4 San Franclsco6. HR— Mitchell (3). S— Griffin, ANSWER: The primary sense of enormity is prices, the drops add between 21 to 27 cents to the Hickey 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 TrI-Town Baseball Radio, TV doctor is probably correct. turned ugly the night of Jan, 21 when three Manwartng. “ great wickedness,” whereas enormousness is 'Vocalist A1 B. Sure! was named best new Holton 1 4 3 3 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO EasICathollcot South Catholic, 3:30 Nonetheless, a reaction to amoxicillin is certainly price of a quart of milk. Joe Kehoe 225-584, Dove Edw ords 203-200- M onchesler of Ferm i,3:65 artist and New Edition's “ Heart Break” won football players sexually assaulted a woman, Thurmond 0 0 0 0 1 0 Lot Afigelet largely reserved for “ great size.” Many dictionar­ Lactaid enzyme tablets, soldover the counter, can Wlllomsn 5 0 0 0 0 2 555, Roy Bessette 203-546, J Im B ogor 210-508, Cheney Tech at Eost Homoton, 3:30 a possibility. I suggest that you discuss this situation another football player .says. Roy Bonto 534, Bob Edwords 533, Rob Valenzla L ,M 4 2-3 6 3 3 2 3 TODAY ies contend that these nouns are interchangeable. If album of the year at the awards ceremony Olson W.14) 2 0 0 0 2 2 Crews 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Coventryat Rocky Hill, 3:30 help when you dine out or indulge in ice cream or MIgllore 521, Bruce Smith 507, Roy Jessup Soflboll 1 p.m. — fTennIs: Ekiusch aond Lom b with your doctor. Wednesday. Jimmy Fennell said Wednesday he saw Kansas City Searage 1 1 0 0 0 1 you decide to use enormity for something that’s not some other dairy product for which there is no 532, Dick Kingsley 505, Kevin Osborne 505, Ferm i at Manchester, 3:30 Championships, ESPN For more information. I’m sending you a copy of Gubicza 7 1-3 8 4 2 4 1 JHowell 1 0 0 0 0 0 Miss Baker won for best female urban former Sooners Bernard Hall, Nigel Clay and Andy MIchoud 206-514. 1 p.m. — Indians at Red Sox. N E SN , W IL I morally wrong, however, you should expect people TGordon 4 2-3 4 0 0 0 10 Son Proncisce Rockville ol East Catholic (Robertson), my Health Report "Consumer Tips on Medicines.” lactose-reduced equivalent. You take the pills just 3:30 <1400-AM) contemporary rhythm and blues single; song Glen Bell have intercourse with the 20-year-old Farr LJM 1 1110 0 Ckirrelts W.1-0 5 3 1 1 4 1 to think you’ve made an enormous mistake.______before eating. The dosage varies from one-half to 1:30p.m.— MetsatPIrates,Channel? woman, whom he said screamed for help and Holton pitched to 4 batters In the 9th, NIteOwla Brantley 1 0 0 0 0 1 Coventryat Rocky Hill, 3:30 of the year for “ Giving You The Best That I’ve Thurmond pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. Hamoker 2 2 0 0 0 1 Bolton at East Hampton, 3:30 3:Xp.m.->- Collegeboseball: Hartfordat Do you have a question or comment about our three tablets, depending on the meal and your UConn,WHUS(91.7FM) Got” ; and for the best female urban begged the men not to do it. HBP— TGordon WP— Holton. PB— Jon LevesQ ue 184-199-543, K a th y Ber- In C o ss S,2 1 0 0 0 0 1 Girls track Do you have a medical question you would like to language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care system — you'll have to experiment. Prices range Boone. zenskl 182-511, M arlo n Smith 184-487, Garretts pitched to 2 batters In the 6th. East Catholic vs. Northwest Catholic (ol 7:30p.m.— Copitolsot Fivers, ESPN contemporary album of the year. “ She said, ‘Please, no, don’t do this. I’ve Umpires— Home, Young; First, Gordo; Dolores GInlow l 190-479, Betty Noel 180-457, X a vie r),3:30 8 p.m. — Celtics at Hawks. Chonnel 61, of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ from about $3 for a dozen tablets to about $18 for 100 Umpires—Home, Froemmlng; First, WILI see answered In this column? Write to Dr. Peter M. never been with a guy before,” ’ Fennell said. Second, Hendry; Third, Roe. Koren Levesoue 470, BEo D'Connell 445, Tola; Second, DeMuth; Third, Rlppley. Boys Tennis ter 06040. tablets. T— 5:07, A — 20,241. Glorlo Boor 444, M oureenG ollk 455, Goodwin Tech of Cheney Tech, 3:15 10:30 p.m. — Kings at Oilers (lointd In Gott, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, Ohio 44101. T— 2:49. A — 19,035. progress), ESPN 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 13. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 13, 1989 — 17 DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wrisht Puzzles ■ 0 0 THOSE K m ^AT All n ig h it R«i*rvP(1 6feue TV Tonight I w ALp/ X T 'S 4 -/,i T f 6 t e i ^ ^ ) \ N O T h m B u r ACROSS 2 Large fish Answer to Previous Puzzle 5:30PM [M A X ] MOVIE: The Gene group ol physics students into zombies. [ESPN] SportsCenter Donald Pleasence, Jameson Parker, Lisa 3 Patronage Krupa Story' The factual depiction of the Donald Ploasence, Jameson Parker. Lisa Blount 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) 1 Doting famous jazz drummer's rise to popularity in Blount. 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) Night Court 4 Two-spot 1 1 :35PM CD [U S A ] Madame's Place 5 Baptismal the music world and his battle with drugs 5 Drug agey. [USA] Murder. She Wrote 11:55PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Vice /tlukcH vessel Sal Mineo, Susan Kohner, James Darren 2:30AM CD Superior Court 6 Raw minerals 1959. Versa' (CC) A department, store executive SM0iM?| 9 English tavern 8:30PM dl) (56) Different World (CC) magically switches personalities with his CD Sustaining coup m*cM 7 Roman W Whitley is upset by the romantic dreams 12 Small sword 6 : 0 0 P M CD CD ®2) Cso) C40) News 11-year-old son. Judge Reinhold. Fred Qj) Alice emperor she's been having about Dwayne. (R) (In Savage, Corinne Bohrer. 1988 Rated PG 13 Sketched CD Matt Houston Q6) Dating Game 8 Double-layered Stereo) (In Stereo) 14 Enzyme (Ifi Star Trek [CNN] Sports Latenight 9 Grew wan [A 8 iE ] W ild World of the East USA Today Scheduled: 15 Small deer (18) Mission: Impossible 1 2:00AM CD [ESPN] SportsCenter 10 Common 9:00PM CD Equalizer A little girl seeks tax protesters 16 Of aircraft (20) Airwolf practice McCall's help for a man she believes is an (Tl) Cop Talk Premiere True crime stories [U S A ] MOVIE: Enola Gay: The Men. 17 Map The Mission, The Atomic Bomb' After 11 Type of (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour extraterrestrial. (60 min.) (In Stereo) as told by the actual culprits, the victims PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz abbreviation and the police officers. This week's topics: undergoing heavy top secret training, an concrete f26) T.J. Hooker CD S6) Dynasty (CC) Sable promises to cop killings; work-related stress In police air crew makes the historic mission to drop 18 Trauma (38) Family Ties (CC) Pan 1 of 2 hall her action against Colbyco if Alexis the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan Pa 19 New Zealand W drops her feud with Blake (60 min ) officers Host Sonny Grosso. (60 min ) .20 Drench @Z) Great New England Auction: Gallery trick Duffy, Billy Crystal, Kim Darby 1980 HOU) WOULP YOU LIKE TO parrot Q® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) I LIKE IT BETTER LUMEN 21 Part of the 57 CD Untouchables 5MARE MY TUNA SAn PWICH ? 23 Andes animal d® Morton Downey Jr. 2:35AM CD Family Feud psyche (61) Three's Company d2) (56) Cheers (CC) Carla is afraid that THEY CUT THE CRU5T5 OFF 25 On a cruise Eddie has forgotten their second anniver­ [MAX] MOVIE: No Way 22 Sesame d® Show of Shows 2:55AM 26 Ore. summer [A 8iE ] Profiles Featured politician Huey sary. (In Stereo) Out' (CC) A job at the Pentagon leads a 24 Fraught Long (40) Win, Lose or Draw time d?) Great New England Auction Contin­ career Navy officer into a deadly game of 26 Luau food 42 Light meals 53 On the [DIS] MOVIE: ‘Dennis the Menace' A ues @7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour cat and mouse. Kevin Costner, Gene Hack- 27 French yes I J o P . 28 Evermore 43 Place prehistoric discovery threatens to turn the DD Paid Programming man, Sean Young, 1987. Rated R. (In sheltered side Mitchells' neighborhood into an archaeo­ [A8*E] Vivaldi: The Four Seasons Stereo) 29 Determination [A & E ] Edge and Beyond 31 Evening 45 Sped 55 Golf club logical site and a tourist attraction Victor [CNN] Larry King Live "Why wasn’t that dollar declared /- 30 Resin CD Home Shopping Over­ 1969 by NEA. Inc 33 Own (Scot.) 46 Deport DiMattia, Patricia Estrin, James W Jansc. [CNN] Newsnight 3:00AM on your return?!" 32 Military cap 56 Prescribed [D IS] MOVIE: Cool Change' An Aus­ night Service (3 hrs.) 34 Ireland 47 Sea lions 1987. tralian forest ranger is caught between [ESPN] AMA Supercross Series 38 Hour 35 Shame 49 Mysterious amount [E S P N ] Sports Trivia local cattlemen and conservationists. Jon (Taped) Qj) Paul Simon's W orld's Greatest Real 36 Dakota Indian Estate BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bros. 39 1051, Roman marks 59 Bernstein, for [LIFE] E/n Part 1 of 2. Blake, Lisa Armylage. 1986. Rated NR. [LIFE] Lady Blue i 37 Wide shoe size QD Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) 40 Awry 52 Look for short [TMC] MOVIE: 'Eye of the Needle' A [ESPN] Thursday Night Thunder: Auto [TMC] MOVIE; "Crocodile' Dundee' racing anthology series (60 min.) [A & E ] Rising Damp B U T LET'S f a c e IT - WE HAVE TO PRIVE OFF 41 Old Testament Nazi spy becomes involved in a passionate (CC) An American newspaper reporter 1 0 11 convinces a legendary Australian hunter to [CNN] Headline News Overnight THE N E X T ONE IS RIGHT INTO THE TEETH book alliance with a Scottish woman Donald [HBO] MOVIE: 'Extreme Prejudice' HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brownt Sutherland, Kate Nelligan. 1981. Rated R (CC) A Texas Ranger is forced to confront return with her to the wilds of midtown [D IS ] Hector's Bunyip A young foster g o in g TO BE MUCH OF TH E W fN P / 44 By birth a childhood friend who now runs a drug Manhattan Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, MUCH [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power child may be moved to a new home due to 45 Lacquer network out of Mexico. Nick Nolle, Powers John Meillon. 1986 Rated PG-13 (In a misunderstanding (60 min.) ingredient 6:15PM [HBO] Encyclopedia: The Boothe, Michael Ironside. 1987. Rated R. Stereo) fpM E P A V lX \ (50MNJA " B " Volume (CCj. (In Stereo) (In Stereo) [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest FAT c:MANce 48 Architect___ [USA] New Mike Hammer ^PPEAP MYSELF Too TM i M 3:05AM CD News Saarinen 6 : 3 0 P M CD CBS News (CC) (In Stereo) [LIFE] MOVIE: 'T.R, Sloane' An antique Pat Sajak dealer leads a secret life as a counter­ 1 2:05AM CD 50 Chopping tool 24 25 CD O) ABC News (CC). intelligence agent whose orders come di­ 1 2:25AM [M AX] MOVIE: Friday the ]HB0] MOVIE: Eye of the 51 Cry of triumph §2) ifi) NBC News (CC). rectly from the President of the U S. Robert 13th -- the Final Chapter' Jason the 3:20AM Tiger' An ex-con confronts the drug­ 26 Logan, Ji-Tu Cumbuka, Clive Revill 1979. masked killer returns to wreak vengeance 54 Pompous 29 (38) Family Ties (CC) Part 2 of 2 dealing motorcycle gang that murdered his on campers at Crystal Lake. Crispin 57 Espionage org. (61) Love Connection [M A X ] MOVIE: Risky Business' (CC) A wife. Gary Busey. Yaphet Kotto, Seymour strait-laced teen-ager gets involved with a Glover, Kimberly Beck, Corey Feldman. 58 Pick carefully [A8iE] Heroes: Made In the U.S.A. Jett Cassel 1986 Rated R. (In Stereo) prostitute while his parents are on vaca­ 1984 Rated R. ^ C - 60 Actor Robert Blatnick, 1984 Olympic champ (Greco- tion. Tom Cruise, Rebecca DeMornay, Joe 1 2:30AM CD St. Elsewhere D e ___ Roman wrestling) and cancer patient; Chi­ Pantoliano. 1983 Rated R. 3:30AM Qj) Twilight Zone cago educator Marva Collins; the Los An­ CD Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) 61 House wing [USA] Boxing: Vincent Pettway vs. [A & E ] French and Saunders Guest: sin­ LI’L ABNER by Al Capp geles police department s battle against d2) d® Late Night W ith David Letter- 62 Elbow’s street gangs. Gene Hatcher Vincent Pettway vs. Gene ger Joan' Armatrading. Hatcher, junior welterweights, scheduled man (In Stereo) counterpart 45 46 [C N N ] Showbiz Today [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR Grand for 10 rounds, from Philadelphia, Pa. (2 dD Sea Hunt National Series From Bristol. Tenn. (2 S P E A K . M U U IG A N - S P E A K TT M ^i^ - O N C CHIP»PENDAl E 63 Adam’s [ESPN] SportsLook hrs.) (Live) the (5® Morton Downey Jr. THE. ■?=-HE'S D E A D ."-A L L GUESTS CHAIR ~ M IS S IN G BO hrs.) (R) -MACHINE GUNNED— AND A 1 . grandson 55 56 [LIFE] Easy Street THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry TMESE WEDDiKJ' WESENTS a r e WORTM a KING'S ’ UfiHTS.'?' ^6) Dream Street Pre­ Q® What a Country! m il l io n in j e w e l s - g o n e .rf rr \ \ 6 4 ______Moines 9:30PM TRANSOM BUT. WITH ME GUARDIN' 'EM THEY'RE [U S A ] Cartoons THERE'S NO DOUBT ABOUT IT— A 67 miere (CC) (90 min ) (In Stereo) (6D Gene Scott 3:40AM CD Nightwatch Joined in AS SATE AS IF THEY 'NAS IN THEiR CRIME HAS BEEN COMMITTED , ( | 65 Carbine Progress \ MOTHER'S ARMS . r ' ,______1'^ )H, BOy„ THIS H E R E ' . ' j 66 "Auld Lang 6:45PM [HBO] MOVIE: The Karate 10:00PM (D Knots Landing (CC) [A&E] W ild World of the East BAS'/, /VMJDR.HE'5 QUITE ' ' ' Kid' (CC) When a teenager is bullied, a [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Bedroom Win­ JS 61 Karen and Paul continue their investigation [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull 7 ^ 6 A F E , ^ ' 5 - Japanese handyman teaches him about of Murakame; Abby comes up with a new dow' The tables are turned on a young executive when he becomes the prime 64 self-confidence and karate. Ralph Mac- plan to hide her secret oil-drilling scheme. 1 :00AM Qj) Twilight Zone DOWN chio, Noriyuki "Pat " Morita, Elisabeth (60 min ) (In Stereo) suspect of the murder he claims to have d® NVR Showcase witnessea Steve Guttenberg, Elizabeth J Shue. 1984. Rated PG ( D @@ ABC News Special: America's [A&E] Vivaldi: The Four Seasons McGovern, Isabelle Huppen 1987 Rated 1 Marshes (c)1989 by NEA, Inc l.t 7:00PM (D Inside Edition Kids: Why They Flunk (CC) Host Barbara R Walters examines the critical state of the [CNN] Crossfire (S @ Wheel of Fortune (CC) U S. education system. (60 min.) (R) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Dennis the Menace' A 4:00AM (jl) Streets of San Francisco CD Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) (D (26) (6i) [C N N ] News prehistoric discovery threatens to turn the (ii) O ) Cheers (CC) Mitchells' neighborhood into an archaeo­ [A&E] MOVIE: 'The Savage' A man QD Anushka: Cellulite Free logical site and a tourist attraction. Victor raised by the Sioux is torn between loyal­ CELEBRITY CIPHER CiD Rockford Files Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. (26) All in the Family DiMattia. Patricia Estrin. James W. Janse ties when war threatens between the Indi­ ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's clue C equals N. ® M 'A 'S 'H [A 8iE ] Neighbors Cicely Tyson and Ray­ 1987 ans and the whites Charlton Heston, Su­ (24) Nightly Business Report mond St Jacques star as a black couple [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide san Morrow, Peter Hanson 1952. YOU HEARD ME.' WEREM'TYflUKIMD ‘ B M YQDZTX QHOQMG OQCDTU (26) The Streets of San Francisco whose move from Harlem to the suburbs is [USA] Search for Tomorrow [C N N ] Larry King Overnight I DOMTWAMT TO MAKE THEY LET ME getaway met with hostility from white neighbors GO TO YOUR ROOM.' OF ROUGH OM HIM? (38) (46) Current Affair [D IS ] MOVIE: Cool Change' An THE MISTAKE MY ^------. WITH TOO MUCH .' (60 min.) 1 :30AM (5) career Media Network Australian forest ranger is caught between BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake PAREMT6MADE.' DS FT Q JQXFQJT BQC. ZT (5l) Family Ties (CC) [ESPN] Auto Racing: USAC Midget CD Joe Franklin local cattlemen and conservationists. Jon [A 8iE ] Chronicle A visit to Key West Cars From Gardena, Calif (90 min ) (Live) 03) INN News Blake, Lisa Armytage 1986 Rated NR NO,r HAVE TWO SOCKS ON DZSRJZD DZTM SCHM OSXLTU [CNN] Moneyline [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Bedroom Win­ (5® Later With Bob Costas [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide I BUT THEM BOTH ON THE I NOTICE SHE d i d n 't SAME FOOT ■ [ESPN] SportsCenter dow' The tables are turned on a young " -HAVE AN ANSWER executive when he becomes the prime ^ Hogan's Heroes SC DRTGUQMG.' — ASZC [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 4:50AM [MAX] MOVIE: Lost in suspect of the murder he claims to have [CNN] Newsnight Update America' (CC) Fed up with his yuppie li­ [USA] Miami Vice witnessed Steve Guttenberg. Elizabeth [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated festyle, a Los Angeles ad executive and his GZQRJZCTGGM. McGovern, Isabelle Huppen. 1987. 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Tawny Ki- Prejudice' (CC) A Texas Ranger is forced ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue (20) M 'A 'S 'H (61) Newhart (CC). taen, Todd Allen, Stephen Nichols 1987. to confront a childhood friend who now I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Rated R runs a drug network out of Mexico. Nick (24) Auction (3 hrs ) [D IS ] Nightingale Animated. A Chinese Nolte, Powers Boothe, Michael Ironside by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee emperor replaces his pet nightingale with a [M A X ] Paul Shaffer: Viva THEN YOU \ NO....WE WE TRACKED 'IM (68) Win, Lose or Draw 1:55AM 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) D ID GET T H 'j A L M O S T . .THAT YOUNG \ M m m ' SO toy bird. Shaf Vegas (CC) Paul Shaffer ("Late Night BACK HERE, BUT ITVRRANO W O ULD) TH AT'S Unscramble triese four Jumbles, I'm just fine, but I don't ® (65 Newhart (CC) MOTHER! V g OT HER LOST 'IM OUTSIDE^ one letter to each square, to form want any more of that beast 10:40PM [38) Honeymooners With David Lettecman") plays a man who ROBE IS ROSE by Pal Brady HAVE MADE A r HOW HE four ordinary words. (40) Cosby Show travels to Las Vegas in search of the mean­ TH' v il l a g e WHEN DANDY DINNER!J ENDED UP IT GOT P A R K ! [A 8iE ] World of Survival 10:45PM [MAX] MOVIE: Night ing of life, as well as sex and stardom. (60 IN MY CAVE! min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] Crossfire mare at Noon' A biological experiment HESAF transforms the peaceful citizens of Can- 2:00AM CD The Judge (CC| A Thousand-And-One Ways ^OULPMT THAT HIS m 's JUST m YOU [ESPN] SpeedWeek yonland into homicidal maniacs. Wings CALDWELL To Be A Better Housewife IMPERIAL, EXALTEP, 4A&ACI0U5 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Birds Do It, Bees Do It' Hauser, Bo Hopkins. George Kennedy Qj) Update: Making it Happen TO IGNORE THE C0$r Of , The various ways m which members of the 1988. Rated R, (5® Paid Programming m a j e s t y . 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18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 13, 19fi9 llldH ELP HOMES BUSINESS APARTMENTS i 'M wanted I FOR SALE PROPERTY FOR RENT mRKET REPORT MANCHESTER: Choose COVENTRY. 1988 South S E V E R A L clean one bed­ Judge seeking other buyers PERSONAL LINES one to fit your budget. Street. Starting your room units, carpeting AciiV'ty ove'iine past 30 trao '^g oays ¥A Spcdoli^ BUSINESS s*oo Two-capes: sixrooms, • 9^______own business.!!! Good and appliances, $495. INSURANCE 1 - bath. Fine starter location In rapidly ex­ Nice yards. Also, two Analysts predict brownouts CUSTOMER home, 1 - car garage panding town of Cov­ bedroom, IV2 bath, ex­ 2 3K • $132,500. Six - room, 2 - I CARPENTRY/ I PAINTING/ HEATING/ entry. This tour bay ecutive townhouse In SERVICE after Ueberroth deal flops bath, excellent quality, TAPIN6 REMODELING PAPERING PLUMBING garage needs a little the Coach house on WASHINGTON (AP) — Predicted temporary screened porch, new REPRESENTATIVE work, but can be made Dtls Street.$750. In­ electricity shortages in the New England states 2 300 - furnace, 1 - car garage Into a very profitable cludes heat and hot Our 15 person Insur­ WEDDING Videos by CARPENTRY WORK this summer could be a prelude to “brownouts” NEW YORK (AP) - Peter V. Employees would have owned Lorenzo would have walked away $159,900. Peterm an Royal Wedding Con- PJ’i Plumbing, Healing A business with a little water. Also, three bed­ Reol Estate 649-9404. All PhaM t PRANK YOUNG work and expertise. room, IV2 bath newer throughout the nation in the 1990s, energy Ueberroth’s vow to resurrect 30 percent of the company in in this deal with a lot more money ance agency in the cepts. 649-3642. FranUng, Roots, Siding, Trim. Air Condllloning analysts say. 2.250 • ailing Eastern Airlines crumbled exchange for $210 million in than he put into Eastern Airlines. heart of downtown MANCHESTER. Cute, Boilers, pumps, hot water Philips Real Estate. duplex with fireplace, Registered S Fully Insured PAINTING tanks, new and 742-14500 treed lot, Waddell “What happens in the Northeast will be a along with the hopes of its striking concessions under the deal. Obviously they’ve got some plans clean and maintenance Very Reasonsble Pr/oe* Manchester, wishes to tree. Three bedroom replacements. School Area, from $775. harbinger for the rest of the country,” Leonard J. Ueberroth’s dramatic entry as Qutllty Work / Free EkllmatM MANCHESTER. B-2 2.200 unions when his $464 million deal to milk some more out of hire a personal lines aluminum sided Cape LAWN CARE WALLPAPERING FREE ESTIMATES zone. 20,000 square toot Two months security. Kujawa, an Arthur Andersen & Co. analyst who DOW JONI S AVr.RAGF 1 for the carrier evaporated before a bidder and just-as-dramatic Eastern.” No pets please. ERA Xl-HM 17 19*9 1 customer service rep. plus two car garage 742-1579 643-9649/228-9616 building with tour helped direct a study on electric power trends in it was a week old. departure injected new uncer­ with new vinyl siding. GILBERT LAWN Interlor/Exterlor acres. Excellent shop­ Blanchard and Ros- 2.150 HIGH 2,332 64 The Air Line Pilots Association We reluctantly have to setto, Inc. 646-2482. fhe United States, said Wednesday. The ex-baseball commissioner tainty into prospects for an Fenced In yard, hard­ SERVICE ROBERTS & SONS SpeclaU8t$ ping center site. F.J. Although electricity supplies for the peak use LOW 2,304 44 announced the failure -of his airline that has been largely idled in Washington said the union was replace an employee wood floors, ap- For all your nsedsl Decks, Additions, I MISCELLANEOUS SplleckI Realtors. 643- MANCHESTER. Family CLOSE 2,31».6S disappointed and the problems of many years, who is Pllanced kitchen. Short Rstsonsble rates, lrs« esti- Remodeling ISERVtpES 2121. area. Convenient loca­ periods of summer are tightest in New England, 2 IOC proposed takeover Wednesday and losing millions of dollars Pride taken in every the power outlook for the nation as a whole is 1CHAN3E up 8,07 that caused the strike remained. leaving us to be a full walk to bus ond school. matts, trucking loam, mulch 20 years exp. MANCHESTER Shop­ tion. Two bedrooms, after tumultuous negotiations since the Machinist union struck and stone. Specializing In job we do! first floor. $550. 643- growing more uncertain, said Daniel Yergin, March 4. Its pilots and flight time mother. Two 2^ acres, eight room Free Est. OSL Building Mainte­ ping Center. 25,000 between his aides and Eastern’s Bankruptcy Judge Burton Li- Colonial with tour bed­ stone walls. Call 047-7156. nance Co. Commercl- 4006.______president of Cambridge Energy Research 456-2984 Quality is our main square toot building f MTW*$ M’ W*g) W* parent Texas Air Corp. reached attendants joined the walkout. fland had sought unsuccessfully years auto and ho­ rooms, first floor fam­ al/ResIdentlal building with seven acres. MANCHESTER. Halt du­ Associates and a partner in the study. » u » 2? an impasse in federal bankruptcy His withdrawal doused hopes to salvage the deal after talks meowners rating ex­ ily room, 2'/s baths, Heblard lawn mainte­ concern. repairs and home Im­ Could add 50,000 square plex. Three bedroom. nance, spring clean up, court. among many strikers that a bogged down. But Ueberroth and perience desirable. 30'x42' story born with Q.C.F. Home S«rvlce provements. Interior toot building. F.J. $750. plus utilities. Ref­ Counsel urges cable fines stable and corral mowing, fertilizing, and exterior pointing, Splleckl.643-2121. erences and security. The judge moved immediately strong new leader had emerged to Lorenzo walked out Tuesday Some typing ability is Painting, Remodeling, REASONABLE to attract other buyers. take control of an airline they $214,900! Call Rudy De- parking lot cleaning, Home Repair. light carpentry. Com­ OWN your own retail 643-7355.______HARTFORD (AP) — State Consumer Counsel night hours before a self-imposed needed, and experi­ 8 gutter cleaning. RATES plete lanitorlal ser­ “Our agreement with Texas claim has been butchered by Tucclo.Blanchard , Prompt service at business!! Alltopoual- MANCHESTER. Two James Meehan is recommending that Cablevi- Pratt & Whitney would supply the airline with midnight deadline, sources said. ence with P.C. set-ups Rossetto Realtors," 649-7593 reasonable rates. vice. Experienced, rel­ Itv. The latest up to bedroom townhouse. Air is terminated, it’s finished, Texas Air chairman Frank Lo­ We're Selling Houses" We cater to the iable, tree estimates. sion of Connecticut and Cablevision of Southern 11 engines if all options are taken. After Ueberroth formally an­ would be a definite 645- 65 S9 date clothing and shoes Fully appllanced. In­ it’s over,” Ueberroth said. renzo since he bought it three 646-2482.0______BOBCAT SERVICE for free estimates. home owner. 643-0304. available. Full-figure, cludes heat and hot Connecticut be ordered to pay more than $1 The MD-11 will be powered by Pratt & Whitney nounced the deal failed, Lifland plus, as would be the BUH --—».i i_ ----- «-- - --e ...... -...... »--- million in fines and rebates for dropping a New Ueberroth, who had described years ago. M ANCHESTER. New list­ wfN vTt, misses, lunlor and water, l '/2 baths, gar­ PW4000 engines while the MD-82s will use the deal as a historic opportunity “I’m disappointed to say the ordered David I. Shapiro, the ability to fit in among a ing! One otakind home Bobcat Loedsr operator tor hire. ArehHecterel Design Senior Citizen children. Includes fix­ age. $739. per month. York sports network. JT8D-217C engines. least,” said Wally Haber, a court-appointed examiner over­ staff that has been to­ ottering first floor Also spring spa