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B y John F. Kirch Herald Reporter
The state Department of E n vir onmental Protection, which has worked closely with Manchester officialfl to improve the sewage P treatment plant on Olcott Street, has filed a lawsuit against the town for alleged violations of the federal Clean Water Act. The D E P 's suit charges that the plant violated its state permit on at least eight occasions in 1985 when it exceeded the effluent limitations set by the state, excessively polluting the'Hockanum River. The guidelines set in the Clean Water Act are incorporated Into the state permit covering the plant, D E P officials said. In addition, the suit charges that the town violated a 1981 agreement it had with the D E P and the Manchester Environmental Coali tion. which at the time was threatening to file a lawsuit against the town in connection with the sewer plant. That agreement required the town to give the D E P a monthly statement on all new Herald photo by Rocha sewer connections and helped avert legal action against the town. StudlBM n»um9 In July, the environmental coali tion, headed by pharmacist Mi Andrew Fotta. 15, a tenth-grader at school students who attended classes chael Dworkin, again threatened Manchester High School, arranges his on the first day of school In Manchester to sue the town over the sewage notes during third-period study hall this plant if the D E P did not take Wednesday. action. The group charged that morning. Fotta was one of 7,116 public sewer discharge was polluting the Hockanum beyond federal stand ards and called for a possible sewer hookup moratorium that could have had grave effects on the Teachers and town see gains rapidly developing North End. 4 The environmental group, which Ki has filed a separate suit against the Harild photo by Tuekor massive Buckland Hills Mall being Effluent from Manchester’s sewage treatment plant in new contract negotiations planned for northwest Manches ter, denied that its legal threats empties Into Hop Brook and flows Into the Hockanum over the sewer plant were Just River. By John Mitchell Assembly. another way to block the mall from and Alex GIrelll The Board of Directors, the Under the law, trigger towns — being built. rious enough, the D E P will refer it ot the Manchester Herald Board of Education and the M EA town is currently under federal those that ranked higher than 100 State Assistant Attorney Gen to this office for the proper must now approve reopening con orters to upgrade the plant so that on a formula comparing average eral Richard F. Webb, who filed remedies,” Webb said. Manchester’s failure to qualify tract negotiations. Deakin said. So the Hockanum River is fit for teacher salaries and average the action in state Superior Court Manchester attorney Bruce as a trigger town under the state's salary Increases over the past far, none has formally voted on In Hartford, today denied that the swimming and fishing by theend of Education Enhancement Act reopening, but It Is seen by officials Beck, who represents the environ 1988. three years in the context of D E P suit was being brought mental group, could not be reached shouldn't affect upcoming teacher as Inevitable. Discharge from the plant filters comparable state averages — did against the town in an attempt to for comment. negotiations, officials said this not have to negotiate for portions of School Superintendent James block the efforts of the environ Into the Hockanum River via Hon morning, adding that they still Kennedy said today he will recom In the lawsuit, the state is Brook. the money. mental group. seeking town compliance with its haven’t developed strategies for In Manchester, the scope of the mend that the Board of Education D E P officials, who are trying to Last week, the D E P approved a the talks. approve reopening. permit and the legally binding $12.8 million grant to help pay for coming negotiations has to meet help the town make the improve agreement between the town, the " It ’s not a big Impediment, we Leonard Seader, chairman of the the improvements, which are the approval of the M E A, and the ments to the sewage plant, ac D E P and the environmental coali can move along," said Wilson E. Board of Education, said today expected to cost about $26 million. union has said it will not negotiate knowledged that the suit was being tion and a fine of up to $10,000 for Deakin Jr., assistant superintend that while he cannot speak for the The grant is important because it over minimum salaries alone, but brought in response to the environ each of the eight alleged violations. ent of the Manchester schools. will want to discuss salaries as a board, he approves of opening the mental group’s threat. But they allows the town to gp ahead with talks again. Manchester officials, including " It ’s a good thing for us.” said whole. said it was not intended to stop the the improvements. Under a bond Catherine Mazzotta. president of “ I think the package of benefits the town manager and town issue approved by voters last At stake for the town is $4,246,385 group from bringing its own suit. attorney, could not be reached for An the Manchester Education Associ over the next three years, which is so important to us that we have "Certainly, if violations are November, townspeople approved to reopen contract talks," he said. comment today. ation. which represents more than Manchester Is eligible to receive made known, and the D EP , upon the upgrading of the plant, but the Moi 500 town teachers. Two members of the Board of The D E P has worked closely vote does not allow Manchester to a hole under the bill’s provisions If the review, determines they are s^ with the town over the years to In order for the town to collect Directors contacted by the Herald. spend more than $14.3 million in arm y town can upgrade the mimimum improve the treatment plant. The any of the bonus funds provided teacher salary to $20,01X1 and agree Democrat Peter DiRosa and Re municipal funds. same under the act. Mazzotta and other with the MEA on distribution of publican Thomas H. Ferguson, Pal officials said, negotiations have to other salary increases to be funded both said they favor reopening. profei be reopened for salaries to be paid under the Education Enhance Deakin said today that In the He dii negotiations, the administration In the school year that began ment Act. Dealers running out of cars pro-ai Wednesday. will seek changes in the contract Seven public school teachers in Cours Their comments came after the involving in-service time by town are making around $19,000, " I t ’i state Department of Education teachers. He said that while under less than the minimum amount. was u announced that Manchester was "We were fairly confident we law the school calendar itself is not not among the 88 towns that had wouldn’t be a trigger,” Mazzotta a negotiable matter, the impact of thM calendar on teachers is. as finance rates are slashed met requirements to receive state said. Presumably the school adminis funds under the education act, "It was what we expected,” tration would seek more time from By Georee Layng Other dealers reported similar passed In June by the General added Deakib. Herald Reporter were filled with customers, and Sal the teachers for the binds that record-breaking sales during the others were in the parking lot must be distributed In salaries last week in what Is now known as getting ready for test drives. Deti under terms of the act. As American Motors Corp. an "C ar W ars." Most of the discount nounced Wednesday that It would However, he said customers in a fi Deakin said he did not think offers last until Oct. 8 and allow charge no interest on loans for new have not Just been throwing their small In-service time would be a difficult customers two years to pay back 1986 models, more than Just money around. "Customers are he cau TODAY’S HERALD issue to negotiate. the loan, with interest rising if the astute. They’re thinking ahead customers were looking for a deal. payoff period is longer. Chrysler’s Duri Deakin said the matter has to be ’They’re not Just buying anything." M ichii settled before Thanksgiving or the Lipman AMC-Jeep-Renault Inc. program lasts until Oct. 12. said Patemo. of Hartford has been looking to buy Muske Mono of the above Drizzle and fog town and the teachers’ union could “ They’re virtually almost fight Jeeps from other dealers around end up in binding arbitration. But ing over the cars,” said Don Carter DeCormier, of DeCorm- Chroni Nevada voters often would Drizzle and areas of dense fog the country to replenish supplies Nielsen, business manager for ier Motor Sales Inc., said that even berg, < rather hove nobody representing he predicted arbitration would be tonight, possibly some rain mixed avoided. “ You can’t call these that are dwindling rapidly because Carter Chevrolet Co. Inc. on Miiin though his company — Nissan But I them, and some of the other in late at night. Friday, morning of the buying spree touched off by Street in Manchester. " W l ^ it Motors — has not cut its 8.8 percent Whei candidates don’t like it. But the negotiations when you know how fog and drizzle giving way to partly Wednesday’s announcement, ac went to 2 9 percent (for General finance rate, his business is replied man who gave Nevadans the big the pie is," he said. sunny skies in the afternoon and a cording to William McCarthy, Motors cars last week), it was like benefiting because of the In them .” option for “ none of the above” on In another matter relating to chance of showers. Details on page teacher salaries. Kennedy an Lipman’s new car sales manager. a gold rush." creased number of customers in state ballots says political ob 2. nounced today that the town will Low loan rates have led to the Cutler said Carter Chevrolet has the market. The< servers ought to note it as a cause get a $30,060 grant under the same situation at other area sold 75 percent of its inventory in AIHs m for concern. Story on page 9. dealers as well. It s great anytime a company Education Enhancement Act to the last four days — the best sales will stimulate a m arket." he said Joking. Index "A ll the dealers are looking increase the salaries of five record in the more than 50 years However, all the dealers questi Youn People leaving 20 p*g«t, 2 •ecHona Instructors at the Regional Occu around,” said Gary Cutler, gen the company has been in business. protest eral manager of Manchester Ply oned said there is a chance the pational ’Training Center. He said the main reason for the spree could cut into future sales. Resour A lack of affordable housing and Advice. Lottery. mouth on Route 83 in Talcottville. He said the state has decided spree was the reduction of the People who may have thought dubbed jobs is driving young people out of Business____ 17 Obituaries- Cutler said that when Chrysler that they are eligible under the financing rate from 6.9 percent. about buying a new car next year Coventry, according to ’Town Man Classified - 16-10 Opinion announced last Friday it was program. Dillon Ford, also on Main Street are taking advantage of the ’The I ager Harold Hodge. The Town Comics______B offering 2.4 percent financing, he People____ In Bolton, which wasn’t a trigger in Manchester, has seen sales discounted rates now. reportei Council, acting on Hodge’s advice, Connecticut__ 4 sold six cars that afternoon. Sports___ 14-16 town, either, townspeople and the Increase 50 to 60 percent since Ford In fact. If and when the rates go Wednesi has decided to look into Joining the This morning. Cutler said all the Entertainment 13 Television___ 13 Board of Finance have voted to dropped its interest r^ge from 6.9 back up, the number of sales might men bov state’s New Affordable Housing cars in his showroom were sold, Focus______11 U.S./World_7, 0 reopen negotiations to get funding percent to 2.9 percent, according to salmon Pro^am . Story on page 4. decrease dramatically, forcing Local news3-4.10 Weather______2 under the act. something that has never hap salesman Wayne Patemo. This 6$-year-4 pened before. car companies to continue with the morning, all the salesman’s offices low rates, dealers said. citisen's o £=■ MAWCIgf kfin matAlD. 7km ^. fajl. 4. IfW
MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sent. 4. 1966 - $ CREDIT UNION less ASSETS (millions) WEATHER •1AM S iji Nivy Fideil DOTS guilty District disputes Pmligcn Fidtral Connecticut forecast UnHtd Air llM i EmployMl In paying feud N.C Suit EmployMl town sewer pian _ *'“ *r**i_.®*“‘ *"*«1or, Sonibwett laterlor: ronignt, drizzle and areas of dense fog, possibly By Gooroo Loyng Alishi USA FiMral some rain mixed in late at night. Low around 60. Horald Reporter incident. D O T and town officials By Gaorea Layng were scheduled to meet this and realign the street. He said if Friday, morning fog and drizzle giving way to Eaitirn Alrllnii ' ^ 4 Harold Raportar that does occur, federal money partly sunny skies in the aftefnoon and a chance of EmployMl morning to sort out the confusion CREDIT 'Town crews have uncovered all and allay the anger, she added. might be available to defray part showers. High 70 to 78. but seven manholes on Highland In the latest dispute between the Boling EmployMl Young did not know how much of the cost of installing a sewer West CoMtal, East Coastal: Tonight, drizzle and oireet that were paved over by two governments, Town of Man UmONS the extra work would cost, but said line. areas of dense fog Low 60 to 68. Friday, morning Sin Antonio Oov't •tate workers last week and should chester and Eighth Utilities Dis EmployMl The nation’s the state will pick up the tab. He Earlier this year, 16 of 66 drizzle and fog giving way to partly sunny skies in M finished with the Job by Friday, ■aid 28 manholes and 68 water trict plans for sewering Tolland propertwe^nerfr along Tolland HughiiAIrcralltmployiii largest but statements about the matter by the afternoon and a chance of showers. High near boxes were paved over when Turnpike appear at odds. T u m p jm ^ s k e d the district to 75. Mate officials have left Manches Amirican Alrllnii Charter Oak and Highland streets While the town is urging that the installaa^wer line. But at a March Employees ter administrators less than N^hwest Hills: Tonight, cloudy with a chance were repaved last month. entire road be sewered, the district m e e U i^o n the matter, residents of showers late at night. Low 88 to 60. Friday Source: Credll Union NstlonsI Astoclat]w pleased. “apfasxkPHIC Eight more manholes and 27 has no plans to put in a sewer line voteoM to 8 to reject a sewer line considerable cloudiness with a few showers likely! Town Water and Sewer Admlnls- more water boxes were paved over along the entire stretch. for their road. .trator Robert Young said this High in the middle 70s. Qovernment and airlines credit unions make up the when the state resurfac^ Route 83 Earlier this week, town officials morning he Is angry^ with the state nation's 10 largest, with combined assets of nearly $g In southern Manchester -and into said the district should install a Eighth District Director Thomas l^partm ent of Transportation for Glastonbury, he said. Those have sewer line along the road before Landers said this morning that billion. The nation's 17,700 credit unions boast 53 million blaming the town for the mishap Coastal forecast since been uncovered, but Young reconstruction begins in about most of the Tolland Turnpike members and $142 billion In assets. mat led to the need for the work. said there Is also the possibility three years. Doing the project residents who requested a sewer Long Island Sound to Watch Hill. R.I., and Reiterating comments he made that 30 manholes and 36 water before that happens would be more line live along the western section Montank Point: ^ _ , Wednesday morning. Young said boxes on East Center Street might of the road that is being sewered by the town asked the state Depart convenient and less costly than if Winds easterly lOto 15 knots today and southeast get paved over when the state the newly paved road had to be torn the district. As for the remainder about 10 knots tonight. Southerly 10 to IS knots ment of Transportation for permis resurfaces a 1.25-mlle stretch near up afterward, town officials said. of the road, Landers said there are Friday. sion to raise the utility manholes, the center of town. no plans to install a line. but was told 10 days before the Eighth District President Walter Drizzle and fog Seas 1 foot through Friday. The problem in all three cases However, he said the district Today is Thursday. Sept. 4. the High School in Little Rock. work began that crews would have Joyner said Wednesday the dis Weather, cloudy with patchy fog and chance of was that the state did not deter "w ill take their (the town's) 247th day of 1986. There are 118 In 1971, an Alaska Airlines Jet to dig up the outlets after the trict plans to install a sewer line Connecticut forecast; Drizzle and areas of dense fog tonight possiblv drizzle tonight. Mostly cloudy Friday with chance mine what the new level of the suggestion into consideration” days left In the year. crashed in the mountains near repaving had been completed. under the western section of of afternoon showers. repaved roads would be before the about installing a sewer line. 'V®*®* * '-OWaround60. Friday, mornin/fogand 'Today’s Highlight in History: Juneau, killing people. DOT spokeswoman Susan Tolland Turnpike before the town Visibility 2 to 4 miles in haze but locally below l 111 work was done. Young said. The Landers said, though, that the On Sept, 4, 1781, Los Angeles In 1972, Mark Spitz won a Klrker said Wednesday that the begins reconstruction work on the J h o ie r f iS 2 h % “o fn ? r - r ' a«e^noon and a chance of mile In fog tonight and early Friday. town became a ware of the problem district — which provides sewer 1 ° *o ^5. Today s weather picture was drawn by Vaughn was founded by Spanish settlers. record seventh O lym pic gold town was at fault because It did not road. Joyner said there should not on Aug. 5, when town officials met service and fire protection to most Sprague, 11, who attends Washington School. ^ Its original name: "E l Pueblo de medal in the 400-meter relay at meet with state officials before the be a problem because the district with the D O T at a pre-construction of northern Manchester — has the Across the nation Nuestra Senora La Reina de Los the Munich Olympics. work was done However. Klrker meeting about the Charter Oak- hopes to solicit bids this fall on a admitted this morning that her final say over sewering plans Angeles de Porciuncula.” In 1984, Canada’s Progressive Highland and Route 83 projects. project to put sewers in the Heavy thunderstorms drenched sections of the comments were wrong. The town within its territory. On this date: Conservatives, led by Brian Klrker today agreed with Buckland section and along North Midwest and South today, and Texas authorities met with the D O T and was told if In 1882, the Pearl Street Mulroney, won a sweeping vie Young’s assessment of what hap Main Street. On Tuesday, town officials said said a woman and her car were swept awav bv electric power station built by would not be permitted to raise the pened. but said the work in Joyner said a section of the flood waters. tory over the Liberal Party of they were waiting for the district to manholes before the work began North Main Street sewer will run Thomas Edison began operating John N. ’Turner in general she said. Manchester was “particularly reply to a letter sent to Joyner a A cold front pushing into the central Plains and ■ In New York City complicated” because of the condi under Tolland Turnpike before the elections. Klrker said she had been given few months ago inquiring about the Great Lakes region produced heavy thunder In 1886. Apache Indians led by tion of the roads before the work two roads branch off. Ten years ago. President the wrong information about the district's sewering plans for Tol storms across eastern and southern Iowa and Geronimo surrendered to Gen began. However, town Water and Sewer sections of Wisconsin and Michigan. Gerald R. Ford announced he land Turnpike. Joyner said Wed eral Nelson Miles at Skeleton Administrator Robert Young said nesday he did not answer the letter Tropical moisture and a weak low pressure would keep Clarence M, Kelley Canyon in Arizqna. this morning the town’s master because it did not ask him to. system caused heavy rain and thunderstorms in as FBI director despite disclo In 1888, George Eastman pat sures that Kelley had accepted Minority hiring goais sewer plan calls for installing a Public Works Director George • western and southwestern Texas, prompting ented his roll-film camera, and Herald photo by Rocha sewer line along the entire length 6 0 ' widespread flash flood watches. gifts and free services from the Kandra said this morning that If registered his trademark: bureau and top aides. of Tolland Turnpike. Currently, the town were to sewer Tolland A 62-year-old woman and her car were swept “ Kodak.” Back to the books properties along the road are Turnpike, it would have to ask the down normally dry Alpine Creek inside the city Five years ago: France's are stiii being debated In 1917, the American expedi served by private septic systems. district for permission. He said the limits of Alpine in West Texas Wednesday evening ambassador to Lebanon. Louis tionary force in France suffered Delamare. was killed by four Studonts get off the bus Wednesday morning, ready to Acting Town Engineer William only other instance in which the police said, blam ing the death on floodings from By John F. Kirch ing in town jobs, adding that the its first fatalities in World W ar I. head to St. James School for classes. Officials said the Camosci said Tuesday the individ town installed a sewer in district more than three inches of rain that also damaged gunmen as he was being driven Horald Reporter policy statement was not strong In 1948, Queen Wilhelmina ual septic fields along Tolland territory was when it put in a sewei Low several buildings, streets, waterworks and rail to his west Beirut residence. enough as originally proposed. first day of school in Manchester, except for minor bus abdicated the Dutch throne for Turnpike may be interfered with sleeve under Interstate 84 after the road tracks. One year ago: The Soviet Manchester’s proposed affirma Committee member Ronald scheduling problems, went smoothly. Temperatures health reasons. when property is taken to widen district declined to do so Showers and thunderstorms also were scattered Union announced it would feel tive action plan was sent back to Osella gave the subcommittee a In 1957, Arkansas Gov. Orval free to deploy anti-satellite sys the town administration Wednes across the Southeast, Florida and the lower Farbus called out the National revised statement that goes along Mississippi and Ohio valleys. tems in space if the United States day night after it was discussed by with M A CC’s wishes. But Parry, Guard to prevent nine blaA members of a Human Relations A flash flood warning was posted in sections of were to conduct its planned test who attended the meeting, oppos^ Exxon decision won’t affect Cheney request students from entering Central Commission subcommittee. FRONTS: central Tennessee as slow-moving thunderstorms of an anti-satellite weapon. adopting it. Members of the subcommittee Although the proposed plan Manchester’s application to soaked sections of the Tennessee Valley. Exxon windfall. which came to the She said a special fund has been meet with OPM this week to W arm .^^ Cold-»-^ debated mildly with three citizens would have the town set out to hire have an energy efficiency study state as the result of a federal A high pressure over the western third of the about goals and the policy state created from federal and state discuss ways in which the Exxon nat on provided fair weather for the intermountain more females and minority-group conducted at historic Cheney Hall lawsuit against the oil firm, would money previously set aside for O i l ment accompanying the plan be will not be affected by how the money can be spent. The energy Showers Rain Flurries Snow O c c l u d e d Stationary. region. Pacific Northwest and California the Light Side members. Parry argued against be used to conduct the study under municipal audits. Chrostowski fore returning the matter to having a policy statement that state spends $37 million it has and appropriations committees Today’s forecast called for showers and a plan proposed by Gov. William A said Manchester ranks ninth out of were to vote late today on a Personnel Officer Linda Parry for makes it appear the town will received from the Exxon Corp . O ’Neill thunderstorms scattered from the Great Lakes review. 90 towns for receiving the funds on spending plan for the money. Divorce dinner promises in an ad. automatically hire a black over a state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser said this Zinsser said he opposed that part a first-come, first-served basis across the Ohio Valley to the southern Appalach Disagreements still existed over white. week. National forecast Siegel says about 15 people of the governor’s plan and would because earlier this summer It ians; from west Texas across Oklahoma Into CHICAGO (AP) — The'm'eal is how the hiring goals should be "We are dealing with individual Zinsser said the state Office of rather see the money be used to southwest Missouri; across the rest of Texas the have claimed divorce dinners calculated and what kind of policy said It was interested in the Weather Service forecasts warm weather and generallv on the house at Billy Siegel’s people.” she said. Policy and Management has funds help low-income families weather- program. W E D ELIV ER ower Mississippi Valley and the Tennessee Valiev restaurant if you are really free including Glenn and Carol Hugo! statement should be incorporated Parry said Osella's proposed already set aside to conduct the ize their homes. It you haven't received your cl®ar ski®s for most of the country for Friday. Showers are expected fror^ exes who came in with separate in the plan, which would replace She explained that the governor Mancheeter Herald by 5.30 p.m. into Georgia and Florida; and across the soumem for dinner and you can prove it. statement will be circulated study, intended to determine how But OPM already has a program wants to use the Exxon money to the Texas Panhandle to southern Missouri. dates on the same night. one adopted a decade ago. waalidays or B e.m. Saturda^, Rockies: and a few rainshowers in the north'tem Patrons can prove it by pro^ among town ofricials IMfore a the building can be weatherized in place under which the study wilt replace the program once the Rockies. ' The townspeople who attended and heated less expensively. please call your carrier It you're ducing th6ir divorce papers on decision is made. She added that be conducted, and hopes to use the funds are used up. unable to reach your carrier. caH the meeting — including two the day th^y untie the knot, and adding such a , statement could Last month, members of the Exxon money to continue the Zinsser, who co-chairs the Gen subecriber service. 647-9046. by members of the Manchester Area dinner, too, is free, dramatically change the way the Cheney Hall Foundation said they program, according to OPM spo eral Assembly’s Energy and Pub 6:30 p m. weekdays or 10 e.m. Conference of Churches, which has town hires employees. were told by 0 P M that some of the Siegel, 38, owner of That Steak keswoman Sheila Chrostowski. lic Utilities Committee, was to Saturdays tor guaranteed delivery. worked closely with the H R C in Under the proposals presented to Joynt, a posh, Victorian-style Lottery formulating the affirmative action the subcommittee Wednesday, the eatery on Chicago’s North Side, PEOPLE proposal — wanted to include a town would seek to hire seven says he has been divorced once statement that said females and minority-group members and ELIZA and is going through a second. Connecticut daily minority-group members who are three women in town jobs by June LIMITED Knight remembered "D inner is on the house if you Wednesday: 196 qualified for a town job should be l*r7. TTie five-year goals were set l\erobic Dance Claeeee Claoa meets Non., Wed., Ella Is ailing come in with your divorce papers hired over whites or males who at 21 m inori^-group members and OPENINGS About 200 family and friends attended a on the day you untie the knot, ’ ’ he Play Four: 8248 may be just as qualified. six women by 1M2. 3 year old Start September 15 E N E R G Y ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ; SOURCE A Thure. 4:15*5;1S memorial mass in Plymouth, Conn., for Ted Ejla Fitzgerald has been hospitalized M ACC contends the affirmative After it is finished, the plan will Knight, the Em m y award-winning television again with an undisclosed ailment and has action plan should aggressively have to pass the scrutiny of the nursery school Buckingham Congregational Chnreh, UCC actor who died in California last week at age canceled her engagements for the rest of the seek to close the gap between town Board of Directors before it is program. 16 Cricket Lane, Glastonbury, CT 62. year, a spokeswoman said. qualified blacks and whites work implemented. (located at tnlerseclion of R l. 83 & 04) Knight, best known for his role as the “ She’s been undergoing tests,” Mary bumbling, bombastic newcaster Ted Baxter Outwater, spokeswoman for the jazz singer, "The Mary Tyler Moore Show” in the said Wednesday. “She’s in good condition. At Exercise and Dance the ELIZA way 1970s, was born in the town’s Terryville the moment, there is really nothing to say.” Police to hire seven to achieve maximum cardiovascuolar fitness and section on Dec. 7,1923. He died of cancer and Outwater said the singer was in a private produce more lean musde through aerobics and calisthenics was buried in Glendale, Calif., on F rid a y room at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center In Los The Manchester Police Depart were from minority groups In the Come have a healthy, fun lime and share it with a friend! Knight was baptized Tadeus Konopka at Angeles. ment has narrowed its search for past, the department has come »t. Casimir's Church, across the street from The 68-year-old entertainer became ill in new line officers and is nearing the under sharp criticism because it MANCHESTER the house where he grew up. her hotel room following a July 26 perfor final stage of a hiring drive that does not employ any blacks. CALL BODYSCAPES For more information, call ‘He was a proud part of our parish family mance in Lewiston, N Y. Three days later started last May. Hispanics or other minority-group Custom Design Officers planned to interview smd our community,” said the Rev. Steven she was discharged from a Niagara Falls! members Filnesswear five people today — the last of a 282-7789 Nutritional Products Ptaszynski. pastor of St. C a s im ir’s Church. N.Y., hospital after being treated for The town hopes to hire as many congestive heart failure. pool of 17 candidates who passed all oral and written exams — and minority-group nnembers as possi will probably make a hiring ble when it fills the seven positions, town Personnel Officer Linda decision by the beginning of next Arnold’s an ace Parrv said this morning. Current quotations Little Angels week, spokesman Gary Wood said. About 250 people applied when Most golfers play for years without getting Residents of Los Angeles celebrate their city’s humble Wood said he did not know how the openings were first announced a hole-in-one, but Arnold Palmer thrilled his "W hat m y father thinks,will happen is that beginnings today. Despite natural disasters, frequent many of the final 17 job candidates he is going to be put on trial and he is going to Hart Schaffner& Marx arm y of followers by scoring an ace on the smog alerts, and constant traffic jams, LA has become same hole on two consecutive days. be found guilty because of the evidence they our nation s second-largest city. Two hundred and five Dance at the and Palmer on Wednesday became the first f have against him. ” - Caleb DaniloH, pro^ssional golfer to accomplish such a feat 16-year-old son of Nicholas Daniloff, the years ago, the founders of Los Angeles had more AP photo He did it on a par-3, 182-yard hole during a American reporter accused by the Soviets of modest aspirations for their village. The city’s original spying. pro-am round at the Tournament Players GRAND TOUR — Great Britain’s name IS El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Course at Avenel, Md. "South Africa is the dirty leg of America, Prince Charles (left) gestures and " I t ’s am azing,” Palm er said, "Th is one and Israel is the other leg.” — Libyan leader Oul^of th La<*y the kij trunk show Queen of the Angels of Little Portion. ” r SANSN was unbelievable.” smiles as he stands with Dr. An Wang Col. Moammar Gadhafi, at a summit of the during a tour of Wang Laboratories in lOI-member non-aligned movement. Dance Studio “ I was asked by our government to pursue Lowell, Mass., Wednesday. Prince 1159 Main St. (R t. S l> Charles is in the U.S. to attend this thing, to get the tape if it existed, and I said fine, it’s a long shot, but I ’ll be glad to do Coventry ^ Sat., Sapt. 6,10 ta 3 Salmongate hits Young Harvard University’s 350th anniver it.” — Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot, Complete, Professional Dance Projfram taught bv a sary celebration. 9-4-86 commenting on reports he pledged $4.2 D.M. o f K. Certified Teacher. Specializing in Dance Detroit Mayor Coleman Young invested $2 Knowledf^e Unlimit«d. Inc. 1986 You are cordially invited to a special show in a fishing license in an attempt to sink a million in an effort to obtain a videotape Education for boys and girls for over twentv-five years.” sm all controversy over an 18-pound salmon purporting to show American prisoners in ing from Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothing Laos. A Newspaper In Education Program he caught without a permit. Sponsored by Classes Begin Sept. 15 and Sansabelt Slacks. . .one representative D uring a goodwill visit to western .Th^l^chester Herald Michigan last week sponsored by the Bear of a book Tap • Ballet • Jazz • Acro-Gymnastics from each company will be here to show Muskegon Chronicle, Young and his host. Presence of malice Chronicle Managing EAtor Roger Knllen- Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMa • Kinder-dance for preschool children their exciting fall and winter fashions . . . hon, who usually hits his target with a berg, caught salmon. / A Los Angeles judge has found evidence of starting at three years of age But neither had a li^nse. football, is doing the same with his new Manchester Herald Special orders will be taken . . . autobiography. malice by the Globe tabloid in a 1982 article When asked if he had a license, the mayor dn Scott Thorson, the reputed lover of replied, "Nope. Never had. Don’t believe in In "McMahon!” he takes aim at Bears Liberace. USPS 327-5 Diocese |olns magazine bovcokboycott InmiiAlIn* _>_ .. . ^ . .... __ _ui . u-i.^ By Jacqueline Bennett seek information about joining^ household Income in the town things like a light industrial Herald Correspondent ~ Catholic bishops from Connecticut’s New Affordable where the project is located. zoning” said powler. She said Connecticut and Massachusetts are calling for a boycott of two Housing Program, The average annual family taking part in economic develop convenience store chains that sell Penthouse and Playboy COVENTRY - A lack of affor " I think It’s a good idea. I ’d like income In Coventry is about ment in Coventry has been a magazines. , dable housing and jobs is driving to see it happen.” said council $25,000, according to Meg Reich of frustrating experience, due to young people out of town, accord The boycott against Cumberland Farms and Dairy Mart is member Rose Fowler, a the Windham Regional Planning resistance and a "lack of basic / ing to Town Manager Harold Democrat. Agency. information.” The town plan needs M®".! "^**®"'*'*‘*® effort organized by the Tupelo, Miss.-based Hodge. National Federation for Decency, to be updated so development can “ Coventry is losing a lot of their THE PROGRAM, unveiled by IN ADDITION to seeking infor move forward, she said. Bridgeport, one of the bishops youths to other towns because of a invovled in the action, has asked people to stop shopping at Gov. William A. O’Neill In July, mation about affordable housing, lack of affordable housing. A well will distribute $35 million in state the Town Council is seeking ways “ " ‘ i* t**® Stores stop selling developed project could help to CURRENTLY, industry in town magazines that the church leaders claim are pornographic. funds to towns through capital to spur economic development in rejuvenate the town,” Hodge told grants. The grants will go to local Coventry. provides only 770 jobs, according ® 1"® bringing attention to the situation,” the Town Council at a meeting housing authorities and non-profit Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis to Reibh. Attracting industry into ETrid^port*"***^ Nicholas Grieco, a spokesman for the Diocese of Tuesday night. corporations for the development has asked Ken Roberts of the State town is desirable because it would Because it matters... "A lot of people object to of low-income rental housing. The Department of Economic Develop expand the tax base and provide ‘affordable housing.’ They see it as funds can be used for site prepara ment to address a joint meeting of more jobs, some council members D’Amore: Be Republican for a day low-cost and object to the kind of tion, architectural and engineer the council, the Planning and said. people it attracts — that’s been the ing fees, and development and ^n in g Commission, the Economic HARTFORD — State Republican Chairman Thomas J. argument in Manchester.” Hodge Fowler and Hodge agreed that a administrative costs. Development Committee, and the combination of more jobs and D ’Amore Jr. and U.S. Reps. John G. Rowland and Nancy L. said in a letter to the town. "Some To be considered for participa Conservation Commission on Sept. Johnson are appealing to unaffiliated voters to register people hear the phrase ’low- affordable housing would help tion in the program, communities 25. keep young people in Coventry Republican so they can vote in next week’s gubernatorial income housing.’ they see a slum must submit a letter of Interest by “ He’s coming to give us advice In other business Tuesday, the primary. clearance project and undesira Sept. 8 to State Department of about resources, where we can go council unanimously authorized " I ’ll be happy even if they register as Republicans for a day,” bles moving into town.” Many Housing Commissioner Joseph for help, what's available. We need Hodge to spend up to $1,500 for D’Amore said at a state Capitol news conference Wednesay. young working couples are forced Canale. to learn how to work together as a review of a 38-lot subdivision The deadline for an unaffiliated voter to register to vote in to live in sub-standard housing due Towns must also supply initial team” said Lewis. to low starting salaries and the between Cassidy Hill Road and ’Tuesday’s primaries is noon on Monday. The state has about funding and provide a building “ What we need is a spark.” said high cost of living, he said. site. Goose Lane between Tolland and 600,000 unaffiliated voters. Fowler, a former chairwoman of Coventry. s After hearing Hodge’s view of "A lot of independents can get two shots at voting for who’s The program calls for rents to the Coventry Economic Develop the situation, the five Town Councii run between $175 and $300 per unit. ment Committee. It is imperative Following a public hearing, the going to be our next governor, one in September and one in members present at the meeting in Novem ber,” Rowland said. To be eligible for a rental, a that the committees work to council voted to establish an Arts the Town Office Building unanim family’s gross income must be less D’Amore. Rowland and Mrs. Johnson all said they were gether. she added. Commission and a Veterans Mem ously authorized administrators to than half that of the average remaining publicly neutral in the three-way gubernatorial race, "W e need a PZC that will support orial Commi.ssion which they agreed was too close to call. E Bozzuto leading In fund-raising Exec trades business for hot dog cart HARTFORD — Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard By Linda Stowell C. Bozzuto is posting a healthy lead over his two rivals in The Associated Press fund-raising so far. according to reports filed in the secretary of the state’s office. RIDGEFIELD — Michael Soetbeer was 43 The statements showed Bozzuto, a former state senator, with and had just been fired from his personnel more than $555,000, while form er state Sen. Gerald Labriola had director’s job He was taking the train Into New P more than $395,000 and Deputy House Majority Leader Julie D York dally, trying to get back on the fast track, Belaga had $353,000. when one day, he told his outplacement The three face off in a primary on Tuesday. counselor. “ I think I ’m going to sell hot dogs on Labriola showed the largest campaign debt, totaling $162,000. Main Street in Ridgefield. Connecticut” He said, however, that contributors are beginning to make good Six years later. Soetbeer’s cart has won the on some $150,000 in pledges to his campaign. “ Best Hot Dog Stand in New England" from Yankee Magazine and has become an institu tion in this small Fairfield County town. No retaliation against whistleblower Soetbeer has traded his three-piece suit for a T-shirt, shorts and sports a gold chain with a „ state’s new inspector general has blocked hot-dog-on-a-bun charm around his neck. a disciplinary hearing against a Department of Administrative ”I was 43 and I didn’t think I could get back services manager who complained of wrongdoing in the agency into the swing of things,” Soetbeer said causing a dispute that has been turned over to the attorney Wednesday. “ And I don’t miss the corporate general s office. life ' You’re on a tread mill from the time you gel Inspector General Henri F. Erklens, on the job since A ub. 1 up until you pul your head on the pillow at says a 1985 law that created his office also prevents retaliatory night” action against whistleblowers. His hot dog stand. Chez Lenard. sidewalk cafe Erkelens intervened Aug. 21 in the case of Bernard F. de Ridgefield, is the only vendor in the town's G oren ^rg, a DAS manager who complained about alleged center and is located on Main Street in front of a wrongdoing and inefficiency in his department, row of picturesque shops and businesses. Adniinistrative Services Commissioner Elisha C. Freedman His products range from Le Hot Dog for $1 25 I has challenged Erkelens’ action, and both have asked the to more exotic types: Le Hot Dog Supreme, attorney general to clarify the matter. which has mustard. Louisiana relish, tomato ketchup, chopped Bermuda onion and imported French Dijon mustardfor $1 50; and Le Hot Dog NLRB alleges trouble In Local 230 Excelsior Veneziano. with Italian peppers and onion saute for $2.25; and Le Hot Dog garniture HARTFORD — The National Labor Relations Board is Suisse, with imported cheese fondue in white charging that a Hartford union colluded with a Hartford wine for $2.50. construction company to prevent a man who challenged the Soetbeer paid $5,000 for the business For that union’s hierarchy from finding work. price, he got the cart, the idea of combining an Gary Wall, 40, lost a bid in June to oust Dominick Lopreato as American hot dog stand and a French sidewalk the union’s business manager. In papers filed in May, Wall cafe, and the recipes for the “ selected charged Lopreato and union Vice President John Pezzenti with delicacies from the c rt” having him laid off from his job at Development Consultants Inc. "The job I left paid $25,000 and this business The NLRB is also accusing Laborers Local 230 of grosses a lot more” Soetbeer said “ We haven’t discriminating against William Cooksey Jr., the son of William had tochangeour lifestyle and it pays the bills ” 4 Cooksey Sr., who challenged Pezzenti in a union election. Soetbeer was fired from his job as personnel In an eight-page complaint issued Friday, the NLRB’s dirwtor at the New York Hospital in White Hartford office charged Local 230 with unfair labor practices in Plains because a new administration came in the two cases. The complaint said the union retailiated against and wanted their own team, he said Wall and Cooksey because they "criticized, opposed the ”I was lucky I got fired or I ’d still be on that re-election of, and campaigned against ' its officers. tread mill, he said. “ They sent me to an outplacement service, and there I was taking the train into New York every day. I thought. Inmate stabbed In Somers mess hall 'What am I. crazy?’ "Then, I saw the ad for this business Here AP photo SOMERS — An inmate at Somers State Prison was stabbed was this high-powered outplacement service and critically injured in the second such incident at the trying to prepare me for interviews with ® customer at his stand on Main maximum-security prison in two weeks, authorities said, corporations, and I told them I wanted to sell traded life in the business world for the Joseph A . Rische, 20. of South Norwalk was stabbed in the mess hot dogs on Main Street. ” he laughed stand and says he has never been happier. hall Wednesday morning, Connie Wilks, spokeswoman for the He wears a gold chef’s hat, a purple T-shirt and beige corduroy shorts His day starts at 7 state Department of Correction, said can’t open, he ' picKs up an odd job on He was in critical condition at Johnson Memorial Hospital in a m , when he leaves home to avoid the traffic Saturdays.” on the stand, which has signatures from He grabs a cup of coffee and ’’shoots the Singapore to Tqxas Stafford Wednesday night with stab wounds to the chest and His biggest pleasure, hesavs, is working near back, a hospital official said, Wilks said Rische, serving three breeze” with his friends Then he picks up his home The town has recognized his stand as a two stands (his other one is run by his landmark Last year, the Parent Teachers years for carrying a weapon without a permit, has been at the "Your life isn’t your own when vou’reon that daughter), stops for breakfast and starts prison since Aug. 1, Wilks said. tread mill, ” he said "The only ones I have to Association distributed a calendar of pen-and- serving at II a m. He works from II a m. to 5 satisfy now are the customers ” ink drawings of well-known Ridgefield scenes p m Monday through Saturday year-round, Swtbeer was standing behind his hot dogcart in except in the summer when he stays open until He says he would love to open franchises, but the month of June Grand Jury ruled out In vote probe so far that idea hasn’t materialized Mike Meotti 6 He works full-time April through December For now. he’s satisfied with his cart and Soetbeer. who describes himself as ’’,50 going In the winter, when the bad weather hits and he on 12. says 'T il stay here as long as the town WATERBURY — A three-judge panel last week denied an meeting his customers. He keeps a guest book application for a grand jury investigation into allegations of lets me DEMOCRAT FOR STATE SENATE widespread absentee-ballot abuse in Waterbury’s Democratic delegate primary. The Hartford Cour^nt reported today Waterbury State’s Attorney John Connelly declined comment Labriold sppoars off guard on tax quiz Manchester • Glastonbury • Hebron • Bolton • Columbia on the application, but told The Courant that wording of a new law for sw ret grand juries prohibits their use to investigate Class D By Judd Everhart felonies, which include crimes involving absentee-ballot abuse The Associated Press been reserved for various pur patod.” he said Connelly indicated that without a grand jury, the investigation poses as required by statute ” News Analysis Democratic Gov William A into the May 20 delegate primary will not be as extensive as it Labriola said about $.50 million HARTFORD — Republican gub ‘*0'' lop stale budget could be and may never shed light on whether there was from the 198.5-86 surplus could be ernatorial candidate Gerald Labri some 01 I he inuney for the tax cut officials had outlined only the day wrongdoing by high-ranking cariipalgn officials. A grand jury ola appeared to be caught off guard combined with the anticipated TCfore exactly where the entire 9 could come from the $350 million would enable reluctant witnesses to testify in secret, and would surplus from 1986-87 - estimated as he fielded questions about the surplus from the budget year that $350 million was going 6inpow6r prosecutors to subpoend uncoopcrstive witnesses. state budget surplus and his this week at $55 million - to ended June 30. provide tax cuts in the budget year When reporters pressed Labri proposed tax-cut plan for next But under state law. all of that year beginning July I, 1987 Ola on his statement that there was money has already been effec f itioney left to be spent from the Labriola says he was unaware Labriola. one of three vying for ”My calculations are that we tively spent on a variety of 1985-86 surplus, he said this: the GOP nomination in Tuesday’s have at least $50 million all told left HARTFORD — Republican gubernatorial candidate Gerald programs. primary, has said that state taxes (from 1985-86),” the former state Labnola Mys he had no knowledge about the activities of an A report released Tuesday from senator from Naugatuck said ' ” 1 don't believe (he surplus of can be cut by $175 million next state Comptroller J. Edward Cald anti-abortion group that did some work on his behalf during a year. I think we’ll be close to the $175 $3.50 million has all been spent. My well to Democratic Gov William 8 delegate pnmary campaign this spring. million (for his tax-cut program) if advisers tell m e . . that there are at He insisted during a state Capitol A. O'Neill states flatly: The least $.50 million left. But even if "The State Ele^ions ^forcem ent Commission is investigating news conference Wednesday that we combine what’s left from the the activibes of the Right-To-Life Political Action Committee entire general fund surplus has current surplus with what ’s amici that were not the case. I still and specifically failure to file financial disclosure forms as believe that $175 million can be required by state law. realized, if pm proven wrong, Tliere was no ciMrdination between their organization and adjustments can be made Panel hears of health-care need ’“niere’s an anticipated $50 our political campaign," Labriola said at a state Capitol news conference Wednesday. “ I’m completely unaware of what the million projected for next year. I HARTFORD (AP) — The best turf building and duplication of think that’s going to be more if we 6 so-called violations are that they’ve been targeted for” At the hearing. Lillian Seidman way to prevent financial ruin for serv'ices." rely on history." he said. "Wha families paying for nursing home of West Hartford, another activist The commission was appointed for the elderly, also called for tever is left, it belongs to the care is to make insurance availa by Gov William A O’Neill this taxpayers” Bozzuto urges athlete drug tests long-term health care insurance ble for such care, according to year to assess the n e^ s of Labriola said he expects the some of those who work with the Connecticut’s elderly and come up She also said there should be a state and national economies to HAR’TFORD - Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard elderly c. Bozzuto says all men and women participating in athletic with ways to prevent families from greater emphasis on home health continue strong performances The Governor’s Commission on facing astronomical costs when a care for the dging. The booming economy has re programs at state-run colleges and universities should be the Private and Public Responsi required to submit to drug tests. member moves into a nursing sulted in higher-than-expected re bilities for Financing Long-Term home. Of Windsor .said The former state senator, who is in the midst of a three-wav that those who have planned venues from the state sales and Care for the Elderly heard that Commission Chairman F. Peter pnmary cam pai^ for the GOP gubernatorial nomination, said th ^ gh w i their working lives for corporate taxes and caused state message Wednesday during a Libassi said it can easily cost coffers to overflow for the past Paid for by Mike Meotti for State Senate '86; Gary Minor, Treasurer ’*® believe drug abuse among Connecticut public hearing at the state Capitol the TOssibility that they i r i v one athletes was widespread. $30,000 a year to keep a person in a three years Angelina F. Baehr of Hamden, nursing home, a figure he said can f home should “ Among the three Republican If an athlete were found to be abusing drugs. Bozzuto said not be^nahzed for such planning chairwoman of the Connecticut have “a devastating impact on candidates. I ’m known as the "* *»® offered If the abuse continued, he said an Association of Area Agencies on families” He noted that the state their o ^ way must pay 25 percew t a x ^ t candidate.” he said. athlete s scholarship or continuing study at that school could be Aging, also told the panel that pays out $270 million in a year jeopardized. m ^ than those whose care is Since 1983. the state has amassed Connecticut needs a uniform sys under the Medicaid program to ,,$*81 million in budget surpluses tem for long-term care "to prevent cover such costs. and cut taxes by alnnost $900 million. ^ ~ MAWClHlfat't'c R HERALD. Tlwrwtoy. 8cnt. 4. m » \ MAWCHESTg R HERALD. ■nwBwiay. SepL 4. i m -’L oravioN V.S./WarU At B r ie f Reporter's wife fears new charges White House blocks Niearagua akf MOSCOW (AP) - The wife of held without formal charges in morning and "told them Ruth is Mrs. Daniloff said they did not imprisoned American reporter east Moscow’s Lefortovo Prison not up to dealing with this matter WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration is blocking a consider the items valuable or Nicholas DanRoff today refu s^ to since Saturday. now because of the difficulty her believe they were made of silver or pri vate relief agency from sending farm tools and other supplies tests go to a customs house where she The newsman, who took the husband is having, and at this time gold. to leftrst-ruled Nicaragua, a decision denounced by one critic as had been summoned to sign a Moscow post 5'A years ago and she does not plan to do anything.” the politics of hunger.’’ Customs agents confiscated fbe statement she feared could lead to planned to leave soon for a new It was not clear what the seven or ei^ t pieces of Jeweliy Jack The administration refused an application from Oxfam smuggling charges. assignment in Washington, was statement said or what the conse and Informed her they were beinif a dangerous America, a Boston-based relief agency, to ship to Nicaragua Ruth Daniloff said Wednesday arrested by eight KGB agents after quences of not signing would be. valued at Rt,210, she said. Aadcraon 141.000 worth of donated and purchased supplies, including that Soviet authorities were threat a Soviet acquaintance gave him a Trimble said the customs officials Mrs. ^niloirf, who has vowed t r rakes, seeds, shovels, agricultural books, wrenches, chain saws, ening to charge her husband, package later found to contain at Butovo had no response. stay in Moscow until her huebrntd Hammers and water pipes. Oxfam officials said. already accused of spying, with maps marked secret and The Daniloffs listed carpets and is released, visited him Sunday John Hammock, Oxfam executive director, said the shipment trying to smuggle some heirlooms photographs. a diamond ring as their only and Monday and said she hoped to non-solution out of the country. Mrs. Daniloff said authorities to two non-government agencies in Nicaragua was intended to valuables when entering the coun be allowed to see him again alleviate food shortages in the War-tom Central American “They’re saying we have called the magazine’s Moscow try and when filling out forms to Friday. country which has been the target of a U.S. trade em bargo for smuggled our own things into the office on Wednesday to say she leave, Mrs. Daniloff had said. U.S. officials, meanwhile, were With assistanice from others quick to see an more than a year. country and now we’re trying to should come to the Butovo customs They did not list a pocket watch awaiting a response today from issue ripe for exploitation, the Reagan Pressler trip smuggle them out again,’’ she clearing house outside Moscow to Daniloffs father gave him for his Moscow on a plan to free DanHOff said. “ It’s all Just so stupid. It may sign a statement concerning the administration has sparked a sudden hue and 21st birthday, a locket that be in exchange for an understandMg Fetal monHorfng found hazardout Just be part of the harassment Jewelry. longed to Mrs. Daniloffs grand that a Soviet physicist arrested in cry for widespread drug testing. against us.” Jeff Trimble, another corres mother and some "rubbishy old New York could be sent home alter helped smooth Daniloff, correspondent for U.S. Employers who institute screening BOSTON — Continuous electronic monitoring of fetal pondent for the magazine! said the Jewelry” that she kept at the he stands trial on espionage programs for opiates, cocaine and other heartbeats, used by most U.S. hospitals during childbirth, is News it World Report, has been office called customs officials this bottom of her Jewelry box. charges. drugs just want to help troubl^ workers, unnecessary for routine deliveries and could lead to unnecessary proponents contend. Punishment isn’t the princely anger Caesarean sections, a new study concludes. goal and should be discussed only The unneeded Caesarean sections could result from the monitoring slightly increasing the chances that doctors will Unrest in Soweto: peripherally, it is said. WASHINGTON — As chairman of the Senate mistakenly suspect fetal distress, according to the study in Such arguments, however, are both Foreign Relations subcommittee on European today’s New England Journal of Medicine. s deceptive and flawed. Affairs. Sen Larry Pressler. R-S D . has many The conclusions are based on a three-year study of nearly Why is In a free society, drug testing is not a momentous matters to occupy him These run the 35.000 deliveries at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas. The Cops stop funeral proper area for employers to enter. Indeed, gamut from Soviet-American relations to doctors did not question use of the monitors In high-risk those Americans now so willing to sacrifice anti-American terrorist attacks and assorted pregnancies, but wanted to see whether the monitors would affect the outcome in ordinary deliveries. JOHANNESBURG, South More than 2.000 people had their rights for “ public safety” will find that other problems across the continent Africa (A P) — Black youths today everyone talking 9 gathered for the planned mass But the weight of these awesome doing so actually endangers it. stoned buses, burned barricades funeral at Jabavu Stadium in , responsibilities hasn't led the peripatetic and marched in protest in Soweto Soweto’s White City neighborhood. E Since the White House effort began last Blacks’ earnings Increase faster 44-year-old solon to ignore the vexatious issues as security forces fired warning month, the Idea of mandatory testing has But witnesses said police entered that are not likely to make headlines and might WASHINGTON — The real earnings of black men increased shots and tear gas to block a mass the stadium at 10:15 a.m. and fired about GNMAs? attracted support from managers who want a T O FILL therefore be overlooked by a less dedicated much faster than the pay of whites from 1940 through 1980, but funeral for at least 20 blacks killed tear gas to disperse the crowd tax/ MIH stronger grip on employees' lives, lawmaker. In fact, Pressler made a special trip to other economic comparisons for black males are unfavorable, a by police. Some in the crowd said police conservatives who t^lieve in following the the continent last Eastertime to compile an report says. ^ Witnesses said one woman was removed two bodies that had been "crim inar’ trail wherever it leads, and THEBOTTU official report on the travails of what he calls "the Real earnings of black males increased 300 percent compared killed when militant youths, using brought to the stadium whips to enforce a protest strike, !%• mini-states of Europe” to 163 percent for white men during the 40 years, the staff of the Nkoane said clergy placed them numerous others. One of Connecticut's U.S. Commission on Civil Rights reported Wednesday. chased her in a train station and selves between security forces and The "bilateral issue " that .seemed to command gubernatorial candidates has suggested But during the same period, there was a relative decline in the she fell in front of a train. They said mourners who were leaving the IlMA 10.20 P the greatest amount of the senator’s attention was roadside checks for truckers, with arrest in employment of black men. and a rise in unemployment as large a man was injured when he Jumped stadium with their hands "raised — are you ready? — Monaco's unhappiness over from a train to escape the youths high store if the subject tests positive. numbers of black males stopped participating in the labor force. You’ve heard about GNMAs. At first glance, the logic behind their GIVE SE N E R W TO THE m ON PRUOS the State Department's planned closing of the Tens of thousands of blacks in "At the height of this very American consulate in nearby Nice. Pressler sensitive situation, two black po It’9 a consistently high return and the 100% U.S. Govern position appears strong. The use of some Soweto, the huge black township learned all about this crisis in U.S.-Monegasque Videotape of POWs is elusive outside Johannesburg. Joined in licemen fired guns in the air.” he ment-guaranteed payments of principal and Interest that illegal drugs — cocaine in particular — has relations in a private interview with Prince the strike. said. “ What saved the situation make QNM A securities an attractive Investment. WASHINGTON — A videotape purporting to show American was that there was a lieutenant spread, and the issue has taken on a higher Rainier III and his prime minister. Jean Ausseil. "A ll Soweto has been declared prisoners in Laos continues to elude government officials despite there who was much calmer than The First Trust GNM A offers these advantages and more: profile with the death of basketball star Len an unrest area." said Brig. Gideon a multi-million-dollar offer from Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot the people under him.” Bias and.other sad stories. Open Forum RAINIER, the widower of Philadelphia-born Loubscher. divisional police • “AAA" rating by Standard A Poor’s and the intervention of Vice President George Bush. The Bureau for Information said commander. • Liquidity But widespread testing is not the answer. Princess Grace, is apparently not yet ready to security forces also fired (ear gas A spokesman for Bush confirmed Wednesday that the vice Police using tear gas and firing For one thing, the process now in use is break off diplomatic relations with or declare war to disperse 300 youths at 9a m but • Poroign Investor-qualHIsd ssrios avallablo president discussed the mysterious tape with Perot, who guns in the air blocked a mass state can’t wait on the U n lt^ States. But Pressler’s official report said it dia not know where the • SuHatHs for IRAs and othor rotlremont plans unsound. Those who have come Into contact GOP rivals don’t subsequently pledged $4.2 million in an effort to obtain it, funeral for blacks killed by police Medical teams makes clear that the prince was terribly, terribly incident occurred. with urinalysis programs report that Perot said in a telephone interview that "I was asked by our in the Aug. 26-27 riots in Soweto. Find out what all the fuss Is about. Call for more Information for Julie Belaga hurt over the decision to close down the State Witnesses said police dropped regulations are widely abused, allowing match Bozzuto help Manchester government to pursue this thing, to get the tape if it existed, and 1 Black clergy said they interposed on The First Trust GNM A now! Department's Riviera outpost. said fine, it's a long shot, but I ’ll be glad to do it.” tear gas from a helicopter to break samples to be contaminated and confused themselves between mourners and up a procession of youths in White •Th» current rtturn rtprtttnli )h» tllm M td ntt tnnuillipdlnUrt$t Ineom* dMdtd "P ric e Rainier .. has strong views regarding Rep Bill Hendon, R-N.C., said Wednesday that " I am security forces to prevent violence by lha public o ilin g price « (ri Sapt. 2. “ Prlrwlpal and Intaraal paymania ara gua- with one another. To the Editor: City. They said the youths were To the Editor: To the Editor: the Issue of small states and their relations with convinced of its existence and authenticity ” Hendon said he was as mourners left the stadium with ranlaad by lha Qoaarnmani National Morgaga AaaocWlon. Tha guarantaa doaa not chanting slogans in support of the ramova markal riak ainca H doaa not guarantaa lha markal valua ot lha Truat unHa Equally important is the recognition that the United States.” Pressler disclosed. "Prince shown a segment of the videotape by Robin Gregson, a British ,^_Uieir hands raised. I met all of the candidates African National Congress, the yyhila iha unHa Ihamaahraa ara not Qovarnmant-backadi achaduladpaymant ollnlai- the current push has little to do with quality It was with great interest that I Rainier emphasized that Monaco and the United national who claims to have the evidence of Americans being "The funerals are off indefi a$l and principal fro m lha undarlying aacurHIaa la guarantaad by lha Qoaarnmanl Na vying for the position of Republi We have seen the Emergency main black guerrilla group trying tional Morigaga Aaaoelallon. In the workplace. The tests detect substances saw two items in last Saturday’s States have longstanding ties of family friendship held prisoner nitely.” said Simeon Nkoane, can gubernatorial candidate ap (911) crews in action four times to overthrow the government, and taken days earlier, and as such will leave Herald In the past month in our area. and commerce, doting back to 1874 ” Anglican bishop in townships east its Jailed leader. Nelson Mandela. proximately .seven months ago. of Johannesburg, after he and FREE SEMINAR employees who haven’t used drugs anywhere We can only comment on how He then quoted the prince as saying: "I am The Soweto shootings last week My first impression was that The first was T*he Associated Two new moons In Saturn’s rings other clergy met at St Paul’s Tuesday, Saptambar 16th at 7:00 P,M. very fortunate the people of presently most concerned and disappointed to took the heaviest toll of lives in any near the workplace answerable to Julie Belaga should be that Press story with a Hartford Anglican church In Soweto to Manchester are to have the learn that the United States will no longer be NEW YORK — The icy material that forms Saturn’s rings may outbreak since the government management for their private conduct. The person. dateline with the following head decide what to do. INVEST CENTER represented In the principality from Nice” be replenished by moons within them, a scientist said after imposed a staleof emergency June occasional marijuana smoker will be treated During this period of time, t line: "Belaga has worst attend efficient police, fire and medical The clergy had planned to defy a SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER The royal dudgeon continued with a reminder researchers puzzled by unusual undulations In the rings’ density 12 Just like the heroin addict in some cases. have had the opportunity of ance record.” crews to take care of us. when police ban on the mass funeral but Nkwe claimed 24 people were 923 Main Straat. Manchester, CT 06040 necessary. that 150.000 Americans visit the Riviera each discovered two new moons. yielded after police and soldiers At the sam ^m e, the screening programs listening to, reading about, per Quoting the first paragraph killed by police in last week’s #647-0333 year, and a hope that the United States was not "N o one predicted these kinds of things would exist in the surrounded St Paul’s Witnesses ignore alcbbtfCwhlch is widely sonally seeing and speaking with tells the whole story: "Republi Watching Ruddy Kissman of violence Call for reservations today. the em ergency medical crew "sending a signal of lessening of interests in this rings. " said Len Tyler of Stanford University's Center for Radar said security forces fired tear gas acknowledged to be the most common cause each of these people on numer can gubernatorial candidate Ju near the church and two helicop work on a seriously injured area of the world.” Astronomy. "A'ou’ve never seen anything like that before, it ous occasions. The more I lie Belaga had the worst attend lakes a while to figure it out." 1 ters hovered overhead. of substance-related performance problems person in the early morning at work. listened, the more I read and the ance record of any legislator in Tyler and Essam Marouf report in today’s Issue of the British Nkoane said Sowetans would not hours, and the efficient manner PR E SSLE R H EARD even tougher talk from the more I saw reinforced my initial the 1986 General Assembly ses Journal Nature that the moons appear to ije In a gap, called the accept police orders to bury the Because of these weaknesses, lives will be in which he handled the situa prime minister, who told him. In the peculiarly decision: Julie is the only viable sion, legislative records show." Cassini division, between two main rings. riot victims fourat a time, and only ruined selectively and without cause If drug tion, makes the people of Man stilted language that seems to be the court dialect candidate to replace the current Second was the political car on weekdays. 4 chester proud and know we are in of Monaco; "Monegasques. including and perhaps "People are angry. I.’ve never tests become widespread. Incorrect results administration toon on the editorial page, by especially the princely family, felt both seen them so angry." he said. will doom futures, and those who refuse to Why do I think this is true’’ good hands in the case of Geronimo gave up 100 years ago Stein, depicting a "non However, the Rev. David Nkwe, F^ini^ loddng p e c ^ emergencies bewildered and hurt by this proposed closing of cede control of their bodily fluids will be Julie is a leader, not a follower; politician" saying. "Unlike my the consulate, which they take as a personal TUCSON, Ariz — One hundred years ago today, 36Chiricahua rector of St. Paul’s, said police presumed guilty of a crime. an initiator, not a respondent an Thanks. opponent. I am NOT a profes affront." Apaches, led by Geronimo and their chief, Naiche, surrendered seized the bodies of 10 riot victims Any employer who feels a worker isn’t innovator, not a reactor sional politican!" A member of in southeastern .Arizona, marking the end of war with the white Despite the unmistakably menacing tone of this and buried them. It was not performing on the job has plenty of latitude Julie is also a winner! She has his audience replies, "and Joseph L. Thompson man. Immediately clear whether the $2j00rff rebuke. Prince Rainier managed to smooth things been elected for five consecutive there's only one way to keep him 97 Maple St. By Geronimo’s count. It was the fourth and final time he would families of the dead agreed to the as things now stand. The employee can be over with the kind of deft diplomatic touch that terms, by her constituents, to the from becoming one ” Enough turn himself in after having given the Army fits for years with his burials. What could be more fun than a clown? How about lots and lots of them. told his or her conduct doesn’t meet has kept the Grimaldis on the throne of Monaco The South African Press Associ state Legislature and nominated said deadly guerrilla warfare in southeastern Arizona, southwestern So why not join in? ft’s all in the spirit of fun. standards and must be improved, with since 1297 A.D. State Department cables seen by ation said four riot victims were by her peers to the position of This cartoon of the non Letters policy New Mexico and northern Mexico. specific penalties stated and help offered. our associate Lucette Lagnado disclose that the burled In separate services at- - deputy house m ajority leader professional politician is ob Today marks the start of a four-day 100th anniversary Come dressed or made up as a clown Saturday or Sunday, September 6 The Manchester Herald wel prince arranged for the visiting senator to play tended by 8,000 people. ^ the end, it is foolish to see the drive that Julie’s opponents attempt avoi viously Dr Gerald Labriola commemoration of the surrender and the end of hostilities. or 7, between lO.’OO a.m. and 5.-00 p.m., and we’ll give you $2.00 off our b^an when President Reagan urinated in a comes original letters to the tennis with the royal heir. Prince Albert And for the first time, descendants of Geronimo and the Witnesses said police broke up a dance of her credentials and As the Bozzuto for Governor editor. Regular or Junior theme park admissions. Limit one discount per clown. Thus, in a series of one-on-one meetings from Chiricahua Apaches, including 13 who were born in captivity as service for some riot victims at cup as anything but a calculated assault on track record. Coordinator in Manchester. I Regina Mundi Roman Catholic Letters should be brief and to throne room to tennis court, an international crisis prisoners of war, were invited back to what was their homeland. We’ll even have professional clowns to add to the fun. They’ll be perform dignity and privacy. While no one questions I publicly seek your c onsidera respectfully urge all registered Church, and lobbed two tear gas the point. They should be typed was averted that might have titillated gossip Five are expected to attend. that the problem of substance abuse in this tion and support for Mrs Relaga Republican voters, (and those canisters into a bus carrying ing throughout tne park both days between noon and 4fl0 p.m. or neatly handwritten, and, for columnists for a week or more. By cutting through "I'v e heard stories about it all my life and this is the first in the Republican primary on who would like to be one, by Sept. people to a cemetery. country needs to be addressed, the approach ease in editing, should be double to the heart of the matter, a single powerful U S opportunity to see it. I'm anxious to see it, to see what we lost,” Come for the rides. Come for the shows. Come clown around. And save Tuesday. September 9 I9B6 8) to vote for the party endorsed At the cemetery, witnesses said of the moment is neither sufficient nor wise. spaced. Letters must be signed senator in Just two days of personal diplomacy said Mildred Cleghorn. 75, a lormer prisoner of war and tribal two bucks for the fun of it. Julie can’t wait' candidate’ on^ept 9, Richard police fired more tear gas and Simple answers have never resolved with name, address and daytime was able to defuse a situation that could easily chairwoman of the Fort Sill, Okla., Apaches. She planned to moved In a dozen armored cars to We can’t wait! Bozzuto complex problems, and deeding individual telephone number (for have led to a serious misunderstanding with one of attend with her daughter and three grandchildren. disperse several thousand It’s America! freedoms to the authorities — be they public verification). our oldest allies, and consequent embarrassment mourners. Elwood A.D. {.echausse or private — is the worst possible course for Lou Korsis Address letters to: Open Fo to countless sunbalhers and baccarat players 84 Tanner St., Bozzuto For Governor Americans to take. rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Manchester 76 E. Eldridge St. Box 591, Manchester. CT 06040. ConfMenHal file BEVERLY BOLLINO BURTON f Foggy Bottom Libya-watchers are bemu.sed by the desert nation’s efforts to keep secret the DANCE STUDIO precise whereabouts of dictator Moammar 63 LINDEN STREET, MANCHESTER I a k e CX)MPo u n c E Handful will select OOP’s candidate Gadhafi. When JANA, the official news service Lake Avenue, Brislul, Connecticut and propaganda organ, reports dutifully on the Directors: Beverly & Lee Burton ■'ake Exit .31 o(l 1-84, then follow the signs. From noon to 8 pm. Tuesday, Connecticut great one’s meetings with foreign dignitaries it contender. He is the dark horse on Tue.sday. the CLASSES FOR CHILDI^Ie N AND ADULTS IN CLASSICAL BALLET, September Schedule: Park open weekends only; Fridays, 5 HavfPt^Ycit XUdet^A MSW W l 4 A T « 9 " l o o p p o o F U ^ ,/ W o r U I n B r i e f r e t u r n T O «AI-AC>PPES^Ihi© IT 600P M0RN)N6..|‘« • s a t M i^ ^ u a p ? NEW HERE IN THIS < ^ U L g t > ? SCHOOL..! SHALLNOOJ INTROPOCE WSELF... Iran rataa iae SovM fraighlar ~ y MAWAMA, BaBrafa - Iraa today reteafedlbeScvielfreigMer BEijR It Bad Btopiped in Oie Penian Gulf and farced to port in a Royal sniff aearcB tor material aiding Iraq's war effort. sMppfncexecntires saM. A Massachusetts State _A secMid Soviet freigliter, the Tntov, on Wednesday was Police dogs s n i^ the "»B * c l06ed Arab port in the folf belongings of a colonial a lw it was detained briefly by Iranian warshipe, the executives M fO . honor guard befor» the UHTH MS' NAME, MV arrivai of Prince Charles at THCraAlvrOM kflMralkAtySflnry 6LONPHAIR ANO/W was intercepted Tuesday and taken at SMILE, W nfcD SAYS e gyopiHnt tofondar Abbas. 12» miles east of tbe United Arab Beaton’s Logan Airport. It UIE CAN A i x r ** said the executives, who spoke teas onoof many security MILLION P O U ^ . . ra coMU o t of a ^ y m ity . Tbe vessel was seised during a voyage measures taken to prepare " 2 IL . V N lkdayev to Kuwait, tbe sources said T^lra id a ns namined the cargo and found it did not include for the prince's Wednesday material of milHary value, the executives said. arrival to join in the 350th anniversary celebration at Harvard University. "M y favoritel Fishkabobl' S/1 Ship captains broke safety rules AP photo CArr AM lASV ^Cw em ACa— 1» MOSCOW - Captains of both Soviet shipsipsinvolve^n in ir $ b e in & m a p e AYA fUYINS Hvie^n the Black O NE t h i n © I POOL O f Sea collision that left at least TO dead and;nd M ' missmiig violated PONT LIKE., MONSTER navigational safety rules, tbe Communiilist P a rty ttailtally Pravda Nevadans choose 'none of the above’ said today. At least two other newspapers said "slovenliness and CARSON C IT Y , Nev. (A P ) — Nevada voters carelessness" contributed to the disaster. the five-candidate G O P gubernatorial race, Kennedy’s 29 percent, and narrowly lost to often would rather have nobody representing second in the Democratic secretary of state i y Om n i V o M if A t l M Drafe* 'l^ r e was no official update on the casualty toll from the Soviet President Jim m y Carter, who got 37 percent. them, and some of the other candidates don’t primary and second in the Republican In 1976, "none of the above” handily defeated Union s second maritime disaster this year, which Deputy like it. IT 3 U C B S , treasurer’s race. the lone Republican candidate. W. Charles I yVANT S O M E TH IN S BRING ME ONE BIS PBAI_ .' I'D BUY Merchant Marine Minister Leonid Nedyak said left TO people But the man who gave Nevadans the option Dices, CHIPS t h a t AAOPS, One victim was Assemblyman Jim Stone, Earhart, in a congressional primary. In 1978. OP THOSE AND ONE OP T h o s e known dead and 319 missing. Officials have said 836 people from ANDCHCwipS IRONS. COOKS I'l-C BUY IT for "none of the above” on state ballots says who had been given an outside chance of /YVBEL.P the 1,734 aboard the liner were saved by Monday night. Earhart lost again to "none of the above” in a AND s e w s political observers ought to note it as a cau.se for upsetting Patty Cafferata in the Republican primary for secretary of state. Twenty-seven people were hospitalized, some of them with concern. gubernatorial contest. Instead, he finished In Nevada — the only state with the provision pn^monia, but none were in danger of dying, press accounts "We need to recognize that a lot of the public third with 18 percent of the vote to Mrs. — when "no preference" finishes first, the said. A maritime official earlier said 29 were hospitalized. is so dissatisfied that they don’t vote at all." Cafferata’s 46 percent and 22 percent for "none second-place finisher gets the nod. Helicopters and ships continued to search the Black Sea where of the above.” AHLO AND JAW S * l>y Jimmy JolHMon state Rep. Don Mello said Wednesday. "A Mello, a feisty populist Democrat who the Admiral Nakhimov sank about midnight Sunday, and the politician can always come up with excuses " I think it should be taken out." Stone said introduced the provision in the mid 1970s as a I youth daily Komsomolskaya Pravda said deep-sea divers were OH, MAHONEY... why people didn’t go to the polls. They can Wednesday. "If that provision was not tonic for Watergate-era voter apathy, said 9uw,nisr«’AT m UN HUH,UH HUH.. OWYACOPVOF’aAOCS) to cut Into the liner's hull and begin removing bodies. MARKET'WHAT ARE VM) IN THE FUTURE'ANOACOPV always say it was raining or snowing available people would be forced to take a Nevada voters are clearly sending their elected THE MOOD ofjewtiofiHtMie.'' "We need to have them try to come up with closer look at the candidates in the race. Now, officials a message. RKTDMOHT? \ excuses for why none of the above did so well” there’s no incentive forj voters to examine the He said a "none of the above" vote "is a slap In the face” to the candidates in a particular "None of the above” finished first in a lesser known candidate race and a clear signal to party officials that Qadhafi stunt non-aligned delegates five-candidate field in Tuesday’s Democratic "I don't knowif I wonld have beaten her, but it substantial numbers of voters are dissatisfied prim ary for state treasurer and second in the ON THE f AVniACR ky MN Holbrook HARARE, Zimbabwe — Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi sure would have been/a ... lot closer than it was. with the quality of candidates. today threatened to withdraw from the non-aligned movement, Democratic and Republican senatorial I ’d say it hurt.''Stpile added. primaries. It also is a truer indication of the level of voter saying it did not do enough to support Libya in its conflict with the In the .I980j)resldential primary, “none of the dissatisfaction with the political system, said PW006 i:MCliiil& 606 SeCrfR TkS<£TiS.? "No preference” votes also finished second in United States. above” scored 34 percent to beat Sen. Edward Mello, who thinks it should be tried nationally *E> , w W Ew rfH HtSIWlNfr'^lKlAKiE H£'5 AS|i£PO0r l A M 0 « |^^^b iA6TNiftm;iitoii«? M ejeAu»5... ^ evtBi’ wDW W /T "I want to say goodbye, farewell to this funny movement, to ElJRD-TfCHNOFPp, this fallacy - farewell to this utter falsehood,” Gadhafi said THfCOlWAfK'/ during a rambling l'/i-hour speech that stunned delegates at the ) weeklong summit. Bella Abzug tries hometown comeback He paused in his speech to allow a group of young Libyan women In battle fatigues to chant "Down, Down U.S.A,” like ALLEY OOP ?by Dave Oraue MOUNT VERNON.J N Y (AP) - familiar liberal themes but she electoral politics. someone has to go in there and cheerleaders at an American football game. The demonstration Their names/tfre Oren Teicher. insists her comeback attempt is INSrWAP OF THE LARGE. She was not inactive. She served make it responsive. It's a 24-hour- THE NEW DESIGN t h a t s n o t was greeted by scattered applause, but most delegates looked on Dolores Battalia and Richard anything but nostalgic. SINGLE OVERHE/kP HAS A SMALL UNIT THE ONLY in silence. as adviser to President Carter on a-day job and I think I can do it I CH/kMBER PULSE TUBE WE'RE ■UILT INTO EACH Berman. Hers is simply Bella. “ I'm back here because I can women’s issues, was a commenta again.” she said. USING NOW... . a d v a n t a g e Gadhafi said he would withdraw his country from the a CORNER OF THE IT WILL GIVE Among Westchester County Demo fight for housing I did it before” tor on Cable News Network, wrote The others in the race are: etiwwm ENERGY SCREENS... Y O U , D O C TO R ! non-aligned movement unless member nations severed ties with crats. that one name will do. she said in a recent speech. " I can two books and was president of • Mrs. Battalia, who campaigns the United States and Britain and showed "solidarity" with . But Bella Abzug brings more fight for services. I did it before. I Women USA, a feminist group. on her record for fiscal manage Libya. thair a famous name and a U .i. A C M • by Jbn Oorlt can fight for education. I can fight And yet she decided to join three ment and finding creative ways of trademark oversized hat to the for the environment. I did it other Democrats seeking their using limited funds. "I'm known ra ce jo r Congress in New York’s before." party’s nod in a Sept. 9 prim ary to for stepping over bureaucracy and IM OOIN& TO HAI/E TO LEARN '2QlhT)lstrict. She was legislative director for TO VAWN THROUGH Tankers explode at chemical plant challenge first-term Republican red tape.” she says. PTOQES ) /MV N O S E H O L E S She brings the backing of na the Women’s Strike for Peace from Joseph DioGuardi in the district, • Berman. 41, a former state 7 DURHAM, N.C. — Three tractor-trailers of chemicals tional feminist groups as well as 1961 to 1970 and then represented which is about 25 miles north of her housing commissioner. "Some the financial support of entertain exploded and burned today at a chemical plant, injuring eight Manhattan in Congress from 1970 old Manhattan haunts. times I would like to get as much ers Alan Alda. Barbra Streisand. O H to 1976. drawing national attention "Congress isn't responsive and attention as Bella does.” he says. people and forcing the evacuation of 600 people as fumes drifted Mary Tyler Moore. Shirley Ma- over downtown, authorities said. with her brassy personality. cLalne and Lily Tomlin. In 1976. she lost to Daniel Patrick The evacuees, most of whom had taken refuge in emergency THE FORM LOSBH ?byAft Saneom "She's ^moved from being a Moynihan in the race for Senate; in shelters, were allow s to return to their homes in a 12-block area politician to being a celebrity." 1977. she was among a gaggle of around the plant about ila.m ., nearly three hours after they were says Mrs. Battalia. 47. a Mamaro- WHEW H E ^iR 'Itre v e b o e u f ^ Democrats who lost to Edward I. roused from sleep. Daniage was estimated at $250,000. neck Town supervisor. "Bella’s Koch in the race for mayor; later, Dubaldo Music Center WA$ A BEEF PtSH, IJOATUKAU-V^ "It was very frightening because ^hem ical fire, that could be constituency is rather liberal, she lost a bid to represent Manhat 186 W*8t Middle Turnpike r A S S U A N , . anything," said one of the evacueej^udolph Moore. "It could rather nostalgic about issues.” tan's Silk Stocking District in Manchester blow up. it could turn into anything. So we left." Mrs. Abzug. 66. still sounds her Congress, and she dropped out of Chrystal Stowe of the state Department of Crime Control and REGISTRATION FOR LESSONS Public Safety said three tractor-trailers of chemicals at the Southchem plant exploded, igniting a fire and sending a cloud of Guitar ^ Piano ^ Accordian fumes drifting over the downtown area. 16*C 21 ® C Pkizzfes A a tr o g r a p h 60® F r r f call 649-6205 This week 3 pm - 6 pm ACROSS S Possibly Answer to Previous Puiile Cry of pain io*c T B A R H T z A R A 27® c 1 — Explosiva ‘ I f o u r AU BEAtNNUi AIK PSIVATC 5 0 ® F Breckinridge (abbr.) 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GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Partnership ♦ A Q J 10 8 3 trump return might stop declarer Ttay Tib — Afta 2-3 m eaoliwiarlaeiaclpltaraianeataranoniar. roaayacWo Oaouawai sure way of taking enough tricks for Pfs.lclisil — A$ S-6 Ublish in the three and four year arrangements won't function well today ♦ K J from taking a club ruff. So back came your contract, do it. •wt * BIrIt — A|86 5-IB CsttBililhfi TMiat old a sense of rhythm, build bet by CONNIE WIENER if the assignments aren't distributed 4962 a trump. ter coordination, establish riAt "MVL WFPW2KML WT MRCUKBN KZB’M equally. Each one must do his or her Vulnerable: Both Declarer played a club. West won Now FacMRy — 9,500 sqL R. wOh pits/ -\ and left directionability and im share. Dealer: South and returumed------a second trump. Now ^de- Manchester Registration Call prove gross motor skills. CANCER (Jima 21-Ju(y 22) Don't hesi clarer realized his risk. He p l a ^ K -J Thfhrough ■ ages four and five, a CKZMLNKNN. MVL WFFWZKML WT tate to ren^otiate an agreement today W ell Narth East SMth of diamonds and ruffed a diamond, 646-3687 youagster's play is sUII a mator Tbe Anscrica’t O n channel for exploring, practicing if you think it is out of balance. Harbor 1 V hoping the queen might come down.’ ing ill feelings could defeat things be Pass ■1 **** ^u**7»Uan ya<»t Austra- and consolidating new knowH VERNON — VERNON O R a E 0 4 0 4 4 3 0 MRCUKBN KZ ERKMKBN.’’ — TJRB I 4 Pass 2 V Then he led the spade jack from his 697 Parker Street, Manchester fore they start. Pass 4 V Pass Pass lia n defeated the U.S. yacht Uberty 3 min. from Vernon / 5 min. from 5 Corners, S. Windsor edge. Dance class can provide AVON - Rt. 44, CaMor Plaza hand and passed it. Bast won the king part of the variety of stimuli ne- LEO (July 2S-Aug. 22) Today, try to Pass tn the best-four-out-of-aeven series to BLOOMFIELD - 806 Park Avo., BloomfMd Shoppino CLDWKKMF. think, but not just for the sake of think and declarer was set a trick. At the 7 ^ the America’s cup on Sept M, My mommy'* ielting me to cessari^ needed, at this stage of PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Dorothy Portter one* doecribed 'eternity' as a ing. Your good ideas will count for little Opening lead: 4 2 finish, declarer gave himself his best it was the first d e fe a tm the- Dtncing School ihit year. development BRISTOL - Hub 6 Plaza, noxt to Caldors. Rt. 6 sB h «n and two peopla." — Erma Bombeck. it you do not act on them in practical chance, that of either the diamond U n itrt States in 24 cop defteMS, dat Open House Saturday, Sapt. 6 ,10am-2pm fashion., queen falling or West bolding the ing all the way back to 1851. . — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. Sent. 4. 19W MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Swt. 4, 1988 - II OIntuariem Cottage Street fire damages apartment I FOCUS 1 A fire at a four-family house on b la n g fa rtin g at about 10 p.m. HerlMrl D. Wett«, years, moving to Bolton five years smoke and heat dan boose but it wasn’t working, he Cottage Street Wednesday night HuniM didn’t have the names of ago. Before he retired he had been The cost of th e ^ m a g e h a n ’t said. gutted a bedroom and damaged the people who live in the damaged WM CC8U pr«xy employed at Pratt ft Whitney, East been determined, Hughes said. "It The three other families were two other rooms in one of the apartment at 28 Cottage St.. where Hartford. He was a U.S. Navy will be quite a while yet," be said. evacuated from the bouse, Hughes SIMSBURY (AP) - Herbert D. apartments, fire officials said this the fire occurred, but said they veteran of World War H. Hughes said the cause of the Are said, but their apartanents didn’t Welte, retired president of Central morning. were in the process of moving and He Is survived by a sister. Leila was a heater that hadn’t been suffer damage and they were bock Connecticut State University, has weren’t home turned off when the occupants left. in the house today. died after a long illness at age 8S. Linn of Bolton; a niece and two "The fire was in an apartment nephews. The heater came into contact with Hughes said the Are was extin Welte. who died Tuesday at his that was not occupied,’ ’ said Capt. Hughes said the bedroom of the ., the plastic on a water bed and othw The ftineral will be Saturday at I guished in about 15 minutes. Three home, joined the college in New Jack Hughes of the Town Fire home was completely destroyed ^ flammable materials, he said. p.m. at the John F. Tierney Department, which battled the engines and one ladder truck were Britain in 1929, being named and two other rooms suffered There was a smoke detector in the called to the scene. principal of what was then the New Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St. Britain Normal School. It had an Burial will be in Bolton Center enrollment of about 300 students. Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri He presided over the institution day from 7 to 9 p.m. Deadly soup a case of product tampering for 39 years, retiring in 1988. By then, the college had an enrollment Gary B. Mm c Ihhii CAMDEN, N.J. (A P ) - The precaution. of more than 8.000. the soup or a Aer it was distributed, Flemington, where the soup was An nth anniversary memorial cyanide death of a man who ate Louis Denber, 27. of Rnimemede. New Britain Normal School Dennis Wixted, Arst assistant made, said director Matthew Le mass for Gary B. Meacham will be chicken noodle Cup-A-Soup was became ill shortly after eaAng became Teachers College of Con county prosecutor, said today. wis of the agency's Newark ofAce. Sunday at noon at St. James almost certainly a case of product chicken noodle ^p-A-Soup on necticut in 1933 and Central There are no suspects, he said. State chemists also worked to Church. tampering, a spokesman for the Monday and died at Kennedy Connecticut State College in 1959. At the home of Denber’s family trace the potassium cyanide In ■■M manufacturer said today. Memorial Hospital in Stratford, Later. Connecticut’s state colleges in Barrington, a woman said gested by Denber. Larry Hicks, a spokesman for said Hicks and Camden County were designated universities Patrick J. Saxton relatives did not wish to talk about Thomas J. Lipton Inc., said Prosecutor Samuel Asbell. the death. 'The box from which Denber took under the umbrella Connecticut Patrick J. Sexton. 81, of Lowell. authorities found that the mix’s He said his ofAce was "investi The FDA is testing more than 700 a package of the mix bad a State University. Mass., died Aug. 28 at his home. He envelope was slit and the box was gating this matter as a homicide packages of the soup taken from triangular hole on one side shaped "He left a significant legacy in was the brother of Mrs. Joseph E. punctured. only.” the Runnemede store where like an upside down " V" that could the advancement of higher educa (Norma K.) Fitxgerald of " It all points to a product Investigators found cyanide in Denber’s package was purchased have been made by a small pocket s tion. On behalf of the Board of Manchester. tampering." Hicks said. ’ "The Denber’s body Auids and in pow Sunday, said director Loren John knife or a box cutter. Asbell told Trustees I extend to his family our He also is survived by a brother, evidence would appear to point dered residue in the soup packet, son of the agency’s Philadelphia ’The Courier-Post of Cherry Hill. 8h deepest sympathy. ” Lawrence Da George E. Sexton of Townsend. exactly to that and only to that” said Health Department spokes office. By midmoming no cyanide The other side of the box also had ini vidson. chairman of the board of Mass.; three other sisters. Mrs. Lipton said it planned to remove woman Leigh Cook. contamination had been found, but a small hole that could have been tb Connecticut State University, said Frank (Mildred) Donlan of Dra- all its Cup-A-Soup packages from Investigators are trying to deter Wednesday. he said the tests would take all day. made by a hypodermic syringe, cut. Mass.. Mrs. Charles (Mary) stores in the Camden area of mine whether contamination oc The FDA also sent an inspector Welte was born in David City. another investigator told the Maloney of Lowell. Mass., and southern New Jersey today as a curred during the manufacture of today to the Lipton factory in newspaper. Neb., and educated at Nebraska Mrs. Joseph (Helen) Harrington of State Teachers College in Kear Rehoboth. Mass.: eight nieces and ney. Neb. He received a Ph.D. 11 nephews. 'The funeral was E from Iowa State University. 'Tuesday in Lowell at the McDo Surviving are his wife. Aletha nough Funeral Home, with a mass May (Boulden) Welte: two sons. at St. Michael Church, and burial Keith J. and Herbert D Welte Jr , in St. Patrick Cemetery. both in North Dakota: a daughter. Mrs. Eileen F. Harris of Avon: and several grandchildren and great In Memoriam A l » grandchildren. NOW'S YOUirCHANCE TO SAVE On the first ejay of first grade, Vincent Funeral Home. 120 In loving memory of Scott Allan, ON "END OF SUMMER " Donna Watson leads her class in P Albany Turnpike. Canton, is in charge of arrangements. Lopez, who passed away Septem CLEARANCE MERCHANDISE ber 4th, 1977. the Pledge of Allegiance. Katie ENDTOF GIGANTIC SAVINGS ON EVEriv Allen, far left, and Amber Qochee James 8. Bloomflald Those we love don’t go away, MAJOR APPLIANCE, COLOR TV. ’They walk beside us everyday. are students in Room 3 at Waddell James S. Bloomfield. 63. of of 5 STEREO, VIDEO RECORDER A n B Westview Drive. Bolton, died Unseen, unheard, always near. School. today at Manchester Memorial Never losing sweet memories MORE! Hospital. of the son we love so dear. He was bom in Columbus. Ohio, SUMMER Sadly missed. and lived in the area for many Mother and Dad Police Roundup CLEARANCE A rookie’s first day Sex assault suspect n m UlU surrenders to police Trust is an early lesson for Donna Watson By Nancy Pappas ----- for the rest of their education. A Manchester man turned him the Ellis vehicle, police said. Herald Reporter And you wonder whether you’ll self in Tuesday on a warrant Ellis was charged with failure to really be able to give them charging him with the sexual drive a reasonable distance apart. Wednesday was the first day everything they need” assault of a 14-year-old girl in Both drivers were taken to of the first grade at Waddell April, police said. Manchester Memorial Hospital. A School, and Donna Watson was Disneyland characters danced Willie Johnson. 18. of 68-0 on a chart above her head, each spokesman at the hospital said nervous. Imperial Drive, was charged with Ellis suffered a neck injury and holding a letter of the alphabet. first-degree sexual assault, first- was treated and released. Salcedo, She fingered her fat primary The basic colors were arrayed degree unlawful restraint, deliv the spokesman said, suffered an pencils, and clucked over the on the bulletin board to her ery of liquor to a minor, and risk of injury to his right hand and was blisters she'd raised from right, basic shapes were to her Injury to a minor, according to a treated and released. police report. sharpening them. She opened left, and the numbers one By The charges stem from an April her box of thick primary through 10 marched along the Spi 21 Incident in which police said the crayons, and checked to see that far wall. 4 Two Manchester men were S parents of a 14-year-old Manches arrested Wednesday and charged all the colors were there. Conveying the academic skills is ter girl told them their daughter with possession of marijuana after She unpacked the graham illustrated on those boards is to prepaf* — Lat had been sexually assaulted by police conducted a search of their crackers she’d brought to school just a small part of what a seven males. foui home. for snack time. She patted her first-grade teacher should Police spokesman Gary Wood 22. Edward M. Brozek, 20. of 14 curly brown hair and tugged at accomplish. Watson said. said that Johnson was the last of Oakland St., was charged with the waistline of her dress one and the seven to be arrested. The possession of ma'rijuana and culti "Y o u ’re there to give them a more time — the colorful plaid taki names of the other suspects were vation of marijuana. Police said sense of warmth, a sense of dress she'd spent considerable witl not available today. Steven Goodrow. 29, a boarder at b ig caring, a sense that this is a Daniel O ’Brien works on his handwriting ado Johnson was released on a $2,500 the same address, was arrested on time in choosing. secure and predictable environ T bond and faces a Sept. 8 appear the same charges. sample. Finally, she picked up the ment.” Watson said during an the ance in Manchester Superior Police said they obtained the o p e n p n * ^ 1 yellow construction-paper sign interview about a week before fem Court. search warrant after being noti which read "M rs. Watson. But she is hardly a stranger to at Keeney. school opened. abo fied by a private attorney. A police Grade 1. Room 3.” and headed Manchester schools. Watson, Despite those eight weeks of Cor Two men were injured Tuesday report said the attorney had been for Our for the door. The rookie teacher whose maiden name is WATSON WAS called upon to O when a car hit another vehicle that hired by the owners of the house as independent teaching. Watson McCarthy, grew up on Lab had pulled off to the side of Parker attorney for an estate. The attor was on her way to the sat on the edge of her desk dispense some of that warmth pici Street, police said. ney went to the house to talk with playground to meet her first Hackmatack Street, and Wednesday morning, nervously and security sooner than she ExI Vernon E Ellis, 28. of Enfield, the two tenants and noticed what ^ class of 23 students. attended Keeney Street School. twisting the string ties on her expected. As the children were arei was following a vehicle driven by he suspected to be marijuana, Bennet Junior High and belt. getting their first look around was Carlos M. Salcedo, 46. of East police said. g » iv n tic WATSON, 28, is one of 20 new Manchester High schools. While their new classroom. Katie 6 A Hartford, southbound on Parker Police said they found 12 sus faculty members hired by the working toward her master’s "IT ’S REALLY different Allen burst into tears. Street around 12:30 p m , accord ver; pected marijuana leaves on the Manchester public schools this degree at the University of when it’s your own students, ing to a police report. Salcedo told Watson put an arm around the whii stove, a plant, and rolling papers in year. Of those 20. Watson is the Connecticut, she was a your own classroom.” she said. police the motor of his car began Goodrow’s bedroom. youngster and the child turned only "freshm an” The rest have substitute at many of the town’s "You really want everything to Donna Watson, the school system’s newest giving him problems and he tried Both were released on $1,000 to hug her, burying her damp had experience in other school elementary schools. She student to pull over to the side of the road bonds and face a Sept. 15 Manches go well. You really want the face against Watson’s dress. teacher, waits for her new students. taught at Keeney. She also Ti His car was struck from behind by ter Superior Court appearance. systems, said Dr. Wilson E. children to like you. You keep The other students remained Deakin. assistant superintend substituted for two months this thinking about how important quiet, as Watson murmured, ent of schools. spring for a first-grade teacher first grade is as a launching pad "Mrs. Watson’s going to take Or good care of you. Don’t be ener Wilson sees foes’ hand afraid. It’s hard to be a Jesu first-grader. I know that. His I Edward J, Wilson, an independ Wilson said the complaint about There’s nothing harder than the lie s ent candidate for the state House of the signature of his son, Michael J. SALEl first day of school.” you. Representatives, said Wednesday Wilson, was "political nitpicking" worl Katie was soon wiping her afternoon that he did not know his and said it will backfire on 9 Oil son had withdrawn as a Manches Swensson and the Republican eyes and feeling much better. So a w( ter voter when he allowed him to Party. was Watson. A fter school, she sion. sign a petition supporting his said that although the tearful peac The Manchester Herald learned candidacy. incident was the toughest part of man of Michael Wilson’s signature and The elder Wilson charged that her day, it was also a turning whic its rejection from an anonymous dists the issue was 'raised by political phone call. Everything In the store point. foes. "T h at’s when I realized — Jesu is to Wilson said his son lives at the reduced for quick sale. really emotionally realized — “ My Republican enemies will go our 1 Wilson home on Falknor Drive and that they’re more afraid of us to any extreme to get me out of the Many Items sold at cost! It is race,” Wilson said. was attending college in Vermont. than we are of them ," she said. treat ”I was, unaware that he had WE WILL NEVER "E ven as new teachers, we can Chrii Wilson successfully petitioned to registered to vote there,” Wilson give them warmth and comfort. He said. become an independent candidate BE UNDERSOLD!!! You saw that when Katie started follo' in Manchester’s 13th Assembly Michael Wilson’s signature was WE W ONTTURN AWAY A SALEIII hugging me. Me. a total peaci District after he withdrew from the disallowed by election officials MAKE US A REASONABLE OFFER, stranger. You could see her Republican Party. Some Republi Open Sunday 12 noon - 5 pm when they checked and found he ...JVND IT'S YOURSIII tremendous trust in me. The Christina Hyson picks up a ’’treasure box," a cans have viewed his entry in the 6 was no longer a Manchester voter. contest as an effort to damage COME BY CAR, VAN, TRUCK, Teacher. It’s a moment you box Watson packed with scissors, a pencil, a He had more than the 95 BIKE...ANYWAY YOU cherish forever. But it’s also Jncumbent Rep. Elsie "Biz" signatures he needed to become h P i part of what makes teaching so sticker and a lollipop. Swensson, R-Manchester third candidate in the race. His CAN GET HERE,...BUT: Democratic opponent is former DONT MISS THIS SALE!!! scary. Those kids trust you. mayor John Thompson. Completely” QuH EASYTOGETTOI Doi For the Record iS( w ' * ' " 44S MIITTPIIB BP, ^ WATSON L E T the children in and 1 I nuKUsns on the fact that she was new to Villai W E D E L IV E R ___ the teaching profession. She Bai If you haven't received your first did so when Jorge Escobar The Betty-Jane ’Turner School of and J Manchester Herald by 5 pm ,ILVl« Lft I Dance will reopen for its 32nd X shyly presented her with a shiny erry 1 weekdays or 7 30 a m Saturdays, AtSUPER DISCOUNT CENTER IJII ” *mIS"***= red apple. Job season of classes on Monday, Sept. please call your carrier It you're Of ^ 448hMTP9MMJSgKMT.EnTIFPI«4 | / | / 647-9997 .'r^nVen 8. A story in Wednesday’s tabloid unable to reach your carrier, call 7 I H8MPKSTHI > C8EDIT URO "An apple for the teacher! Crosb SI.10. supplement, “ Community Arts subscriber service.* 647-9946. by 6 •OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL » » TUE8-WE&-SAT ’TIL 5 » FRIDAY TIL S • SUNDAY 12-8 RIONTHLT How nice! ’’ Watson sai4 "And ’86.’ ’ had misleading information pm weekdays or 10 am Saturdays PAYMENIS did you know that this is my Bar about the start date. tor guaranteed delivery Nicholas Bethal underlines words he has identified on the and blackboard. Pleaie turn to page IS Photos by David Rocha —— MANilHEtfrER HERALD. Tlwimtoy. Seat. 4.1W6 M A N C H E ST E R H K R A L D , _TI)ur8day, Sopt. 4^ IBBS IX Your neighbors’ views: ThursdasfTV Advice ® ® ® * * Should federal rules be stricter^or air controllers? 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I put Because of uncontrolled breed [ESPN] SportaCenter in expensive soirees with beautiful Wt 10 :0 0 P M (£ News women Heather Deeley, Chris Chitiy Better consult a neurologist him in an air- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Bevennah Smiles' A ing. millions of unwanted cats are CD 99) 2 0 / 2 0 ICC) (60 min ) Jenny Westbrook 1983 Rated R the conditioned room and even at one six-year-old girl charms the two men who The air conditioner (or a fan) is a euthanized (destroyed) yearly in bei point gave him a "rub down” with have abducted her and dem anded a sizable LID IrKlependent Network News 1 :0 0 AM CD Comerfy Tonight D E A R D R . the women discover that they are good Idea Icing him is OK or use a this country. Neutering of both bul ransom from her wealthy parents Mark (JD The UntoucheMes CD Safe of the Century G O ’TT: I have a an ice cube (which he seemed to water mist spray. Cats are usually sexes would greatly reduce this Miller, Donovan Scott, Bridgette Ander infertile. Microsurgery may be (2$ St. Jude's HospKel (60 min ) I like) Any other suggestions? sen 1982 Rated PG (S) Comsfly Break lot of neck and necessary to open a Fallopian tube wise enough to not play during the terrible carnage Females should SOI (22) dO) Hill Street Blues Furitio attempts facial pain, heat and just seek shade and rest [USA] Dance Party USA (9) CNN Hssdilna Newt that has been blocked by chronic be neutered at 5 to 6 months, males to persuade Jesus Martinez to cooperate ringing ears, yot ANSW ER: Older pets, espe My advice is to first rule out a at 6 to 7 months. [C NN ] Croaafire salpingitis 7 :3 0 PM CD (D P M M o g u ln . in baiting a corrupt judge, while Buntz is gaunt-looking Mi cially if overweight, are affected health factor for his respiratory torn between his loyalty to a former part [DIS] Schama of Things Dr. Gott September was selected as Cat CD (S) JMfMnly face, my hair mu more by the heat. At this age there distress. Health Month because many kit ner and his duty as a policeman (60 min ) [ESPN ] Beat of Bill Dance DEAR DR. GOTT: After a (S) lnd.p.i>itam N.twor1i Nnv. (R| has not grown Peter Qott, M.D. aci is sometimes a heart condition that tens are bom in the late sprln- [U SA ] That Old difficult delivery, my newborn mn ® (8) Bwn.y Miltar (2D Mysteryl: Agathe Christie Myster- in two years Ga Harild photo toy Richmond may accentuate the effects of high was thought to have Erb'.s palsy. THE AMERICAN Veterinary g/early summer and are now due ® Nmw NwwIywMl Qwrw lee II (CC) Parker Pine unravels the unpro 1 :2 5 AM [T M C ] MOVIE: Reckless pre temperature and humidity. He and my neck What is this? Also: What causes All puppies should have good homes. Medical Association and 9-Lives for the physicals and vaccinations. per prancing of Maria s husband (60 mm) Disregerd' A storefront lawyer defends a C find one for Snoopy, the sad-eyed little should be well groomed, especially 99) P ric I. Right structure is birthmarks? cat food have declared September If your cat is due for Its examina (R) doctor whose reputation has been ruined Me Dog Warden Richard Rand would like to puppy he's holding. if he is a long hair, to allow (B) SoNibox by an investigative TV reporter s story al slipping for National Cat Health Month. The tion and/or boosters. Is ready to be War end Peace the mat-free heat exchange from his [CNN] Cro..flr. leging his involvement in an illegal ward. Doctors aim is to improve feline health neutered. Isn’t feeling up to par or (ED Star Search (60 min ) prescription-drug operation Tess Harper. DEAR READER: Erb'spalsy.a rec [ESPN] 8p..dw .rti have told me there’s a possibility Its lasting effects? Adopt a pet skin. Actually. any organ or care by teaching cat owners about Just hasn’t been checked by a [CNN] CNN Evening News Leslie Nielsen 1986 complication of childbirth, is a na [U SA] Twtnta: U.S. Op«n Men 8 Quar that 1 have a ruptured or slipped system degeneration that can the health and medicinal needs of [ESPN ] Auto Radng '86: USAC Mldg traumatic paralysis of the infant’s veterinarian for a year or two, now terfinats (3 hrs . 30 min ) Live 1 :3 0 AM (X) Naked City disc around C-6 or C-7. What l.s .ve; occur with advancing age will ets From Indianapolis. IN (90 min ) DEAR READER: Salpingitis shoulder and arm nerves (brachial their pets Cat Health Month is is the time to have these done. (Tl Jeckie Gleason lessen accommodation to temper 7 l3 5 PM [DIS] Mouseterplece Thee causing my symptoms and where means inflammation of one or both plexus) Physical therapy and featuring America’s favorite fe Follow Morris’ advice — have 10 :3 0 P M (3D News dD Independent Network News ature extremes. A good physical te r do I go for diagnostic work? Fallopian tubes — the structures splinting may be necessary to Snoopy in search of home line, Morris. The Cat. as national your local veterinarian examine, ^ Dick Van Dyke [C N N ] Newsnight Update by a veterinarian may find a 8 :0 0 PM (X) Price Is Right through which ova pass each improve the function of damaged "spokescat” in all the media. Free vaccinate or treat your cat during GID Novele: Amo y SerHK [ESPN] Down the Stretch DEAR READER: A ruptured possible source of his distress. The CI MOVIE; 'Love Boat Angels' When month on the way to the uterus. muscles and prevent contractures brochures on cat care will be September. 3 [DIS] Animals in Action By Barbara RIchmand She must have been someone's pet museum pieces are mysteriously lifted. [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Three for the Road' A disc could cause some of your Salpingitis usually is due to as (frozen elbow). N heart and lungs are often stressed of four puppies left on Carter Street offered to cat owners through widowed free-lance photographer travels Special to the Herald for many years. She was found on in the aging process. Proper Charlie's Angels try to prove who is com 1 1 :0 0 P M CD (IMS) 05) News symptoms, such as pain and an cending infection — that Is, an A birthmark Is colored area on in a box a couple of weeks ago. He’s magazines, newspapers, humane mitting the crime Jaclyn Smith. Cheryl across America on assignments in a mo Walker Street on Aug, 28 In (X) (Si M*A*8*H alteration in the shape of your infection that works its way Into the skin that is present al birth. about 8 or 10 weeks old and is a nutrition (and dental care, etc.) societies and by veterinarians. Ladd. Shelley Hack bile home with his two sons Alex Rocco, 4 Snoopy, this week’s featured pet deference to her age. Dog Warden Allan Leventhal Is a Bolton CD Hangin' In Vincent Van Patten. Leif Garrett 1974 neck. The ringing cars, gauntness the Fallopian tubes from the lower Other than the cosmetic problems shepherd cross. are also Important in your cat’s tD RIplev't Bellove It or Notl (CC) 1< Cats now outnumber dogs 50 is a beautiful, sad-eyed male Richard Rand has provided her veterinarian. Do you have a (JD Odd Couple and lack of hair growth are more reproductive tract. Many sexually It produces. It usually Is harmless. resistance to heat stress. Feed him million to 49 million in the United Tonight's stories include a look at the ma 1 :4 5 AM [HBO] MOVIE: Missing in Labrador retriever cross that was with a little rug to sleep on. Also still wailing to be adopted is lightly when it’s hot. I’m assuming question you’d like to see answered jor accomplishments of a deaf and blind C9) Avengers Action' An American Army colonel, strug difficult to explain, however. I transmitted diseases cause Birthmarks are not the result of States. However, only 47 percent of here? Write to Pet Forum, P.O. woman, a bizarre wedding in Nepal and an gling to convince the world that MIA s are Lir found on New Bolton Road on Aug. The other new one is a female a handsome, quiet male Irish (S) wild. Wild West think that your problems should be Fallopian-tube blockage (and in the birthing process, and they are water is present for him all cats ever visit a veterinarian unusual experiment involving a man and u 22. setter cross. She's about 3 years setter who has been at the pound Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man still im prisoned in Vietnam , ;*^companies a investigated by a neurologist, who fertility) in this way. This type of not related to E rb ’s pal.sy brasi continually. compared to 74 percent of dogs. ' computer terminal. (60 min ) (R) This OW House Senate investigation committee to Ho Chi Snoopy is only about 8 weeks old old and is beige color. She was for a few weeks. He’s very friendly chester 08040. can coordinate an evaluation that infection also can be an unfortu borni dD MOVIE; 'The Four Musketeere' The 0D 24 Hores Minh City Chuck Norris 1964 Rated R and he needs a loving family to found on Vernon Street on Aug. 29. and quiet. may include X-rays and examina nate consequence of intrauterine Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on openi joyous escapades of rogues, gallant dam SCTV Network 2 :0 0 AM CD MOVIE: T h . Killers' A take care of him. He’s mostly black Dog Warden Richard Rand said sels and sw ord p la y are depicted in this c o tions by a dermatologist and devices (lUDs) for contraception. Alzheimer’s disease discusses cause The dog pound is located on town 0D Abbott end Costello former boxer becomes involved with a with brown ears and is ready to be several of the dogs, mentioned the medy adventure. Oliver Reed. Raquel gangster s moll and a payroll hold up Burt otolaryngologist. Acute salpingitis usually can symptoms, management and new CornI property off Olcott Street, near the About Town Welch, Richard Chamberlain 1976 [CNN ] Moneyllne adopted. past few weeks, have been Lancaster. Edmond O'Brien. Ava Gardner cured by antibiotics. However, studies of this tragic and irreversi and ! town dump. Rand is at the pound difNem e of the Oeme [DIS] Adventures of Oziie end Harriet 1946 There were several new dogs at adopted. Kelly, last week’s fea D E A R DR. GOTT; I know that many women may not know they ble disease. For your copy, send $1 game from noon to I p.m,. weekdays, or MOVIE: 'The CorK|ueror' Csenghis [HBO] Inside the NFL Highlights of the dD Emergency salpingitis is an infection of the have such an infection until Thf the pound. as of Tuesday. There's a tured pet, found on Cob Rill Road, NFL games. irKluding commentary by Len and your name and address to P.O. he can be reached by calling the Khan falls in love wtUiythe daughter of a [ESPN ] Mafda SportsLook (R) female organs, but how does one chronic inflammation and scar from female cocker spaniel, a blonde, was adopted by a Manchester at the Colony In Vernon. Saturday speaker. Darlene Clark of Cross captured enemy John Wayne. Susan Hay Dawson and Nick Buoniconti (60 min ) Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101- pound. 643-6642 or the Police Art show Saturday [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Finders Keepers' (CC) ticket about 3 years old. She was found on family. is the deadline for reservations ward. Agnes Moorehead 1966 [M A X ] MOVIE: Nlghthkwks (CC) A get it? Can it be cured? What are ring have affected the tubes and 3428 Be sure to mention the title. Department. 646-4555. River. N.Y.. who interprets for the A $6 million cache is at stake for a sexy N ew York City cop is pitted against a Euro Nebr; Cornell Street on Aug. 31. Also adopted by Manchester The Tolland County Art Associa The brunch costs $7.75. For infor deaf: an eyeglass fashion show by @ ) (iO) T h e C o s b y S h o w (C C ) W h en Den neurotic, two con artists, a gangster and pean terrorist looking for publicity through borne On Aug. 30 a male, shepherd- families were the male mixed Someone can also be contacted tion will have its annual September mation and reservations call 872- ise has a fender bender, it turns out to be assorted other characters traveling on a Professional Eye Care Associates bloodshed Sylvester Stallone. Billy Dee Song Saturday from 10 a m. to 4 with a limosine carrying Stevie Wonder train from California to Nebraska Michael The Labrador retriever cross was breed found on Hartford Road and at either number by calling be 4876. 649-3423 or 633-6169. of Vernon; and music by Sharon (R) In Stereo Williams, Rutger Hauer 1981 Rated R picked up on Interstate 84 near the male yellow Labrador re tween 6 and 9 p m , Monday p.m. on the Ellington Green. In The program will Include: a O'Keefe, Beverly D'Angelo. Louis Gossett. are 1 Phillips d D A ll Creatures Greet e n d S m e ll [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Jr. 1964 Rated R Exit 88. which is in the Vernon triever found on High Street through Friday. case of rain the show and sale will Rookie’s first day at schooi Florii d S MOVIE: 'Strategic Air Command* A : P M (X)U.S. Open Tennis High area. H e’s black and brown and Still waiting to be adopted are be in Ellington High School on 11 3 0 2 :3 0 AM (X) CBS News Nightwatch game There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog tale o f a baseball player w ho is called back lights afolned in Progress was wearing a red collar. the male Doberman pinscher Maple Street. There will be a cash to Air Force duty and is instrumental in the “ It and the new owner must have the (X) A Current Affair (X) MOVIE: 'Love Is a Ball' A self Continued from page 11 Watson was coaching him. And one such situation did Among the other new ones is a found by Exit 60 on Interstate 84 prize for the art exhibit based on developm ent o f the U S s air defense sy s joke doglicensed. Before being licensed tern James Stewart, June Allyson. Barry CD (SD ABC N.W. NtghtHn. appointed matchmaker destines an hei "W elcom e to w here?” she arise. A little boy. who had colleg very small, Yorkshire terrier, He’s a reddish color and is about 2 popular vote. Non-members are ress to marry a duke but the duke falls in the dog must also have its rabies Sullivan 1966 (DBizwra asked. ” It’s a place. It’s where which is really about 10 years old. years old and the last one of a lifter welcome to exhibit. Helen Mac- love with a secretary and the heiress with seemed quite happy throughout “ We shot. ($D Novela: De Pure Serigre (60 min ) Farlane will give a portrait demon (H) T h . Hotwyinooiwn her chauffeur Glenn Ford. Hope Lange. very first apple? You are my we are today. It’s a wonderful most of the day, spent much of I-bacl d?}G.I. Diary Charles Boyer 1963 stration. On sale will be white (S) (H) Tonight Show Tonight-s guests very first class.” place to be,” the final 45 minutes of class "In [CNN] Sports latenight elephant items, baked goods and dD MOVIE: 'Dallas Cowboy Cheerleed- are Luciano Pavarotti and Venna White. Later, as she reviewed the "Oh! Welcome to Disney hiding beneath his desk, silently Satun ers ir A behind-the-scenes story of the (60 min.) In Stereo. refreshments. [ESPN ] SportsCenter behavior rules in the Waddell World! ” Nicholas announced about Thoughts cheerleaders during the critical weeks they (8) Hogan's Heroes clutching his knees. Watson that a prepare new dance routines. John David 3 :0 0 AM dD Lifestyles of the Rich and School handbook, she said. proudly. tried coaxing him out, and son. Laraine Stephens 1980 Famous (60 m in ) Florid SD McHata*. Nmy "A ctually, I guess some of you The sentence on the board involving him in class activities. On the evening before His Safe Rides starts [CNN ] Prime News [C N N ] News Overnight on nat artists vied with each other to sec are already familiar with the actually read “ Welcome to But nothing worked. world: her cozy little nest was snug [CNN] Sport. Tonight [ESPN ] Auto Racing '86; American don’t enemies nailed Him to a cross. which could produce a painting Manchester Safe Rides will [DIS] Best o f Watt Disney Presents: in the crotch of a mighty oak — on a Donald Duck Story The raucous rise of [OIS] MOVIE: 'Datey MHtor' A naive, flir- PlacingI 8 ftAWCHEdTitk HERALD. TIinruday. Sept. 4, MBS — ff USFL refugees upgrading depth „of NFL team s Transfer gift stock to your name FIEW YORK (AR) - NFL elnb pended operations on Aug. 4 were one on injured reserve. execvthres geaeralljr agree tliat "B ut guys Hke Mike Johnson. Tampu Bay Buccancm Director "You can kwk at it iwu ways.” OE raquirat appRcairt drug Iptit Q U E S -n O N : on active rooters in the NFL^and "J think (Mora’s connection with reports to shareholders. She will emption — S1,0M for 19M. die hifhix ef USFL glagers into Kelvin Bryant, these guys have of PeraowBCI E rik Withnark about said Widmark about why aome My grandpar another 14 were iisted on injured the U S F L) has a little to do with find the transfer agent’s name and are the present rules, had 2-3 years of pro experience and The ueucumers. "Jiiet became cfnhe signed more U S F L players Corp. w in Join the Hat of ents bought ”1110 8 0 their leagne has im prored the reserve. This was in addition to 14 (the high number of U S F L players rompanies r^m ring ail Job appHcants to pass a drug test a which could change when the new they’re ready to play. they dkfo't get picked the nrst time than others. "W e're lookiisg at Ike some Mock for /A address in the annual stockholder overall depth and qaaltty ofteanw. new additions from the USFL who company spokesman said. " ontheSainto)," said Bill Kuharich. poeHive side, we feel tre did eome report. federal tax law takes effect. Lost, "They're a little older, a Htfle were signed prior to Aug. 4, when ‘"rhese are not quick-fix. George ardand ... we're not always right. me when I was I n v c B t o r a ’ the Star.V former general manager Allen-type veterans who are com pretty exteneire scooting. sKlllf company, which has 225.6M employees in 4 more matore,” Atlanta Falcons the younger leagne suspended .Sometimeu you have to see what a young girl. and player personnel director who ing in for one year and then win he they can do under the lighta” ® urinalysis to its health physical for G u i d e R tlE S n O N : What are the proce Anne Director of F ro Personnel n i l operations until next year. is now personnel director at New The stock cer gone” "We dou't care where they eome dures for buying a zero-coupon QUESTION: I wish to add my Auct Jobko laid Wcdwadayofthemofe New Orleans, which now is under Orleans tificate was in Finn Johnson, a linebacker wtth the Besides the big-name players from an hrng'M they make nn a bond? Can I buy one for m y adult daughter’s name to stocko than flS formerrm e r UUSFL S F L players the direction of former Baitimore my grandmoth William A. Doyle Baltinwre Stars, is one of two tike qunrterhack Jim Kelly with better football team. I don't tliiBfc i!“ !«Hng those who work with haxardous er’s name, as four-year-old nephew and have it now registered only in m y name. currently in the N F L . " I tMnk the Stars coach Jh n Mora, has the Kurharich felt the experience of come due when he enters college? ex-USFL players on the Cleveland the Buffalo Bills and Herschel anybody will argue with you that materials, are already being tested for drug use, Egbert said. custodian for B y doing this, the stocks would not Em overan pool of talent has improved most former USFL players, with the U S F L players would have a Is there any way he and I can avoid moderately." Browns’ active roster. Bryant is Walker with the Dalian Cowboys, we are. 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Tam pa of draft choices are not ready to for stock in ^ f t to minors act form, A N SW ER : You can buy a "zero” "Th e y got a couple of years known piayers in the U S F L gives moetly. from the bottom up, not the checks were sent to m y grand own decline to add my daughter’s Instr with the foar-year-oM league sus Bay is second with four active and come ir> »nd play." he said Rochester, N.Y., announced must provide a lost security at virtually all brokege firms and under their belts now.’’ said them the advantage top down.” mother, who gave them to me. name? If her name is added, can I Emp W ^nesday that it will test people seeking work there. Kodak's affidavit and an indemnity bond. many banks. A zero with a 14-year program will also begin in October, a Kodak spokesman said. I was married 13 years ago and ■TTie latter costs 3 percent of the continue to receive all the divi maturity would suit your generous dends until m y death? heard nothing about the stock until market value of the stock. After purpose. E« recently, when my grandmother that is taken care of, a replace Zeros are issued at huge discount O dd falls back, dollar down allghtly sent me a S5 dividend check and ment certificate will be issued. — way below face value — and asked if I had sold the stock. To change the registration from ANSWER: A company can't Com W NDON — Precious metals fell back in European trading redeemed at face value when they refuse to reregister the stock in L ots Neither she nor I have any idea gift to minors act form to your mature. Interest is not paid out SCOREBOARD t ^ a y but held m M — MAltCiBCSTBR BCBHALD. TlMirwtoy. Sent. 4. MW 1 MANCiWi!#JfjbR HEUAID. Thanits. Seat. 4. 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