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20—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 20. 1989

MISCELLANEOUS TAG I TAG TAG TAG I CARS I CARS CAMPERS/ I FOR SALE SALES SALES SALES SALES I FOR SALE FOR SALE [^ T R A ILE R S COVENTRY - Moving! GREAT for Christmas, 2 NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ MANCHESTER-53 Ham­ MANCHESTER - Satur­ CHEVROLET. 1984 Cava- OLDSMOBILE 1974 Cu­ 1980 Midas Motor home. 20" Dirt Bikes, excel­ Furniture, toys, books, eral Statute 23-65 prohibits lin Street, Saturday, day and Sunday, 9am - ller Wagon, good con­ tlass. Runs good. 24K, air, needs minor lent condition $45. Coll lots of miscellaneous the posting of advertise­ October 21,9-5, Rain or ?. Rain or shine. 39 dition. Many extras Needs exhaust work. repair, must sell. 649- 643-0727 o tte r 5. Items. October 21 - 22. ments by any person, firm or shine. Eldrldge Street.______$2,500. 643-2108. $325. 649-4914, before 9977. Rain date October 28 corporation on a telegraph, SLIDING gloss door and MULTI-FAMILY tag AUCTION-DesIgn com­ OLDSMOBILE 1981, Cu­ 1pm. -29. 59 Fleldstone Lane, telephone, electric light or When you have some- screen 6 toot. $100. Col power pole or to a tree, sale. Corner of East munity offering tlass Supreme. 2 door, Coventry. Route 44 to new tires, high miles. thlng to sell, find a cash 643-0727 o tter 5.______Northtleld Road, first shrub, rock, or any other Field and North Field new_sed office furni­ natural oblect without a w rit­ 649-9977. buyer the easy w ay... with CO FFEE table $30. 2 end right on Fleldstone. Streets. O ctober 21st ture. October 21, 9-12, ITRUCKS/VANS ten permit for the purpose of and 22nd, 9am - 5pm. 30 Arbor Street, oft CHEVROLET 1981 a low-cost ad In Classi­ tables $15each. Hoover FOUR family tag sale, protecting It or the public and I FOR SALE fied. 643-2711. upright vacuum $5. Sky TAG sale and crafts- Capitol Avenue, Chevette, 2 door, 4 O ctober 20th and 21st, carries a fine of up to $50 for H artford. blue O rie n ta l rug 6x9. eoch offense. Saturday and Sunday, speed, excellent trans- 1974 G M C Truck. 250, 6 9am - 3pm. 75 East portatlon. 649-9977. Patio table and um­ Middle Turnpike. Fur­ FLEA Market - Monday, 9am-4pm. Corner of cylinder. Asking $450. brella. Assorted house­ niture, linens, mlscel- Thursday, Friday, Hebron and Brian PONTIAC Grand Prix, C all after 4pm. 649-3237. MISCELLANEOUS Drive (rear). hold goods. Dining loneous. Priced to sell. 5pm-8pm. Saturday, 1981, automatic, V6. CHEVROLET P ic k u p , AUTOMOTIVE room light fixture $5. 9am-5pm. 41 Purnell $1,200 or best. C all 649- I GARAGE sale - October BUCKLEY School Fair- CARS 1986, 21,000 o rig in a l 643-9603. Place.______1698. 21st and 22nd, 9am - 250 V e rn o n S tre e t, FOR SALE miles. $6,000 or best E N G IN E -351 Cubic Inch, 3pm. 276 Hackmatack E S T A T E /T a g sale - 25Vj Manchester. October DATSUN-1978, 810, 240Z offer. C a ll 649-1698. Ford, V8. $100. 643-7063. Street, Manchester. Eldrldge Road, Man­ 21, 10am-2pm. engine. $695. 643-4971 CHRYSLER L e B o r o n - I TAG Large 2 family, an­ chester, Saturday, Oc­ after 6 p.m.______1983 4 cylin de r, 5 speed, tiques, clothing, house­ tober 21st, 10am - 4pm. CARS m C A R S SALES______I CARS standard. Good condi­ YUGO-1987, best offer. I hold Items, lewelry, Rain or shine. Furni­ FOR SALE tion. Negotiable. 646- Selling for parts. Call FOR SALE 1 2 U FOR SALE collectibles and much ture, antiques, brass Eileen 643-5269. MANCHESTER, 766 Hlll- more. ______bed, mirrors, china, 1313. stown Road, Saturday glass, silver, country, 9am - 3pm. Multi- Want to sell your car? For original paintings, fam ily. Household, quick results, use a lov/- Christmas tree and baby Items, girls 0-3. cost Classified ad. crystal decorations. Rain date Sunday. USED CARS

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A epicenter of quake of jurisdiction in sex case misty-eyed Jennifer Ritz stuffed SAN PTIANCISCO (AP) — Workers dug more than a her clothes, artwork, chairs, tables dozen bodies from under tons of freeway concrete Friday ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Police officers inves­ The girl at the center of the investigation — court and knickknacks into every avail­ and scientists pinpointed the epicenter of the mammoth tigating reports that a teacher had sex with a 17-year-old transcripts made public this week suggest a second may able nook and cranny of her earthquake beneath a mountain creek. President Bush student interrupted a school staff meeting, thumbing have Ixien involv^ — was older than 16, the age of con­ friend’s blue Mercedes during a toured ravaged areas to offer sympathy and aid. through hundreds of files and even examining trash. sent in Alaska. But a separate state law cited in the hurried salvage operation Friday. Damage estimates climbed over $5.5 billion The search Oct. 3 at school district headquarters, and search warrants bans sexual contact between adults in a “Ybu feel rushed, and you can’t throughout the 75-mile-long region, officials declared the another one three days later at Bartlett High School, position of trust and children under the age of 18. The stop to think of what you should ornate 78-ycar-old Oakland City Hall unusable, and 26 prompted the Anchorage School District to sue the police law, however, doesn’t specify whether teaching is such a take,” said Ms. Ritz, squeezing her buildings were closed indefinitely at Stanford University and touched off a furor over privacy rights, police use of position of trust. worldly possessions into the trunk near Palo Alto, 35 miles south of San Francisco. search warrants and the responsibility of school officials For the public, questions about Carlson’s activities ap- and back seat of the car. So far, 54 bodies of quake victims have been to deal with allegations of misconduct among staff mem­ p ^ to have been outdistanced by questions of school “I’m alive, but I’ve lost certain bers. recovered — 33 of them from the collapsed double-deck district and police ethics. aspects of my life,” she sobbed. “I section of Interstate 880 in Oakland. Dozens remain Heightening interest in the dispute is the fact that School officials acknowledge that they first heard of don’t know where I’m going. I listed as missing. About 2,000 people were injured in the The Associated Press onetime English and journalism teacher Gordon “Satch” the allegations last May, when a student claimed that don’t know what I’m doing. It’s quake. Carlson, who resigned in August after school officials BEFORE DECISION — Rep. Robert Gar­ another student had an affair with Carlson. Both he and tembly unsettling. I just feel like To make matters worse, rain was forecast for the area confronted him with the allegations of misconduct, was the girl denied it, school officials say, and the matter was I’m lost.” cia and his wife, Jane Lee, enter U.S. also a columnist for the Anchorage Daily News. Saturday, and temperatures in some areas could drop to not pursued until the girl’s family repeated the allegation iThe scene was repeated the 40s. Authorities said that could hamper rescue ef­ District Court in New York this week. Gar­ The 44-year-old Carlson, who won a national Ernest *» this summer and Carlson was confronted and resigned. hundreds of times in the city’s forts. cia was convicted Friday in The Wedtech Hemingway parody contest in 1988, quit writing the School district spokesman Michael Malone said ap­ Marina district, an upscale n ei^ - scandal. column, which commented humorously on local politics n “It depends on how hard the rain is. If it’s not too hard propriate reports were filed through the state youth ser­ borhood where lifestyles crumbled we hope to be able to work through it,” said Bob Jacobs, and other topics, in late August. The newspaper didn’t vices agency. The agency contacted police after learning along with stucco condominiums say why he left. deputy district director of California Department of of the allegations from the school district in September and posh apartments. Transportation. Rep. Garcia convicted Carlson has said only that he committed no crime and But prosecutors suggest school officials were slow to The neighborhood was the worst that “some of the personalities involved are in hot pursuit Rain also heightened the threat of additional landslides report the allegations, and should not have tried to deal hit in the city because its homes in the mountains north of Santa Cruz, where 60 homes in Wedtech scandal simply because of who I am.” wth them internally instead of going to the police early were built on landfill, not bedrock. “There have been no charges filed, and I don’t know if already have been destroyed in Boulder Creek, a town of The area was once part of San 6,800. charges will be filed,” said Jeff Feldman, an attorney for Francisco Bay but was filled in, NEW YORK (AP) — Rep. Robert Garcia, the popular Carlson. In a letter to the editor of both local newspapers, Oren About 100 residents were ignoring evacuation warn­ TOngressman from the South Bronx, was convicted with and as many as 60 homes either I m not aware that there have been any allegations Bell argued that the school district “is a well-oiled ings. his wife on Friday of extortion and conspiracy for taking collapsed or will be tom down. made that constitute violations of Alaska law.” machine when it comes to protecting its employees even “It’s a dangerous area, but all my stuff is here. My checks and interest-free loans from the Wedtech Corp. Many others were too severely The dispute surrounding Carlson did not become to the detriment of our students. I have no doubt what­ dogs are here. I figured you go down with the ship. The verdict made Garcia the second Bronx con­ damaged to live in. public until Oct. 3, when police, led by Chief Kevin soever that the (police department) could not have gotten Where do you go?” said Todd Viele, 27. gressman to be convicted in the Wedtech scandal. Former Damage was so bad police cor­ O’Leary, interrupted a meeting at school district head- the evidence it sought by asking for it.” Bush walked over chunks of concrete beside the fiM- Rep. Mano Biaggi was convicted in a Wedtech rack- doned off eight square blocks after queers and searched through files and garbage for Another school district critic, Charley Schneider, said mile crumpled stretch of 1-880, where scores of people ctMring case last year and sentenced to eight years in gas leaks were detected. Residents were feari^ entombed and talked with rescue workers. prison. evidence of sexual misconduct. With another warrant, of­ in a letter that the district was “wasting our money” suing were allowed back in to grab what He had said he hoped to offer encouragement. ficers entered Bartlett High School on Oct. 6 to look for the police, adding, “This appears to me to be an attempt possessions they could carry, and The U.S. Distria Court jury found Robert and Jane to discredit what may come to light.” “I am deeply moved by this, saddened in some ways, samples of semen and hair m a music room. the operation looked like a A $175,000 in payments, School administrators say the wide-ranging search vio­ yet very stimulated by this team effort,” the president ana a 51,w0 emerald and diamond necklace for Mrs But to Jim C. Walton, the school raid suggests a path­ grotesque sidewalk sale, ffeople said. lated the pnvacy of personnel, students and parents, and way for such action on any of our homes or businesses.” G^cia. from 1984 to 1986 in exchange for Garcia’s loaded up rental trucks, pickups, Ironworker Joe Carter Said the president asked him went beyond what was authorized by the court. An angry “If we do not protest this, we are essentially allowing cars, shopping carts, toy wagons, political influence in helping the now-defunct military Superintendent William Coats said officers could have how his rescue crew felt. contractor get government business. the development of a police state,” he said in a letter to cardboard boxes, laundry baskets gotten the information they wanted simply by asking. the Anchorage Daily News. “I told him ... we’re beat, we’re tired, but we’re still and garbage bags with g o ^ . going at it,” Carter said. Bush “let me know the eyes of Streets had motley piles of the world are on us right now.” leather couches, cedar chests, Administration officials worked on a program of aid as Lotteiy mahogany trunks, lamps, paint­ the president made his trip. Transportation Secretary ings, chairs, televisions, stereos, Samuel Skinner offered no pricetag but said the federal VCRs, skis, snowshoes, vacuum government would take on “a very, very major role in Here are the winning numbers drawn Friday, Oct. 20, cleaners, microwaves and mattres­ The Associated Press helping California.” 1989, in lotteries around New England: ses. In Washington, the State Department said California Some hauled their stuff through NO PARTY JOKE — An unidentified man balances a officials have turned down offers of earthquake help CONNECTICUT damaged archways. Others tossed lamp shade on his head as he wheels a load of valu­ from 20 countries because they believe they have enough goods from windows onto the resources at hand. The Connecticut daily number was 3-1-1, streets, where some buildings were ables from his house in San Francisco’s Marina district Members of the San Francisco Giants, participants in The Cormecticut daily Play Four number was 9-1-3-2. reduced to mbble and others tilted Friday. baseball’s suspended World Series, visited a downtown The Connecticut Lotto number was 6-9-13-28-36-40 crazily on wobbly foundations. shelter Friday to hand out souvenir balls, caps and T- MASSACHUSETTS “Oiu poor little lives are right sonal mementoes out of an apart­ collection of 2(X) jazz albums. shirts to families left homeless by the quake. here on the sidewalk,” said Patrice ment scheduled to be demolished. A moderate aftershock measuring 4.0 on the Richter The Massachusetts daily number was 1-2-0-9. “They’re irreplaceable by any Gehrke, 36, loading a pickup with “This was our last chance,” she stretch of the imagination,” she scale struck near Santa Cruz at 5:50 p.m. PDT, according The Mass Millions number was 10-15-25-28-31-34. x . furniture and ferns. said. “I was able to get a piece of said. We started with the to the Seismagraphic Station at the University of Califor­ S The bonus number was 19. Originally, residents in build­ my past before starting on.” photographs and took what we nia at Berkeley. “All I cared about was my photo NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND ings deemed unsafe by inspectors could. We wanted to save what we The epicenter was located in the Santa Cruz moun­ were allotted just 15 minutes to albums,” said Lisa Radomski. love, not what costs the most tains, but there was no immediate information on an S The Northern New England daily number was 1-9-0. grab valuables. They were given Neighbors cheered when a money.” exact location, and no immediate reports of damage. ~ The Northern New England four-digit number was \ red tags, which signified their friend tossed out a black and Helmeted motorcycle cops and At 1:13 a.m. Friday, an aftershock of magnitude 3.9 g 0-6-7-9. buildings will be tom down, and orange banner for the San Francis­ Red Cross volunteers pitched in was centered about seven miles southwest of Los Gatos, I RHODE ISLAND escorted into their homes by a co Giants, who arc supposed to be with the chores, huffing and puff­ Berkeley seismologists said. It was felt north and south corps of officials wearing blaze playing neighboring Oakland in ing their way down stairs. of San Francisco. CO. The Rhode Island daily number was 1-6-4-9. orange vests and hard hats. the World Scries. Diane Whitacre, 47, hoisted a More than 1,5(X) aftershocks have hit since Tuesday. But the system quickly broke Other reactions were grim as drawing board on her shoulder so Scientists roaming through mountains southeast of San down, and residents stayed as long some residents returned to find she could get on with her free­ Francisco pinpointed the epicenter of Tbesday’s 5:04 as they liked to pick up everything their dwellings completely gone. lance work. p.m. killer quake in the northeast comer of the Nisenc they could. A few even tried to There were buildings toppled onto “The most important thing to me Marks State Park, near the top of Aptos Creek, said Index find rental tmeks. cars, garage doors jammed open was the stuff 1 need to make a Joseph Cotton with the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo “I felt like I just won a free hour and walls blown open to expose living. Life docs go on,” said Ms. Park. Business 15 Ooinion 16 in the supermarket on one of those naked interiors. Some people just Whitacre. “You can always buy That’s about 57 miles from San Francisco atop the San Classified 33-40 Relioion 18 TV game shows,” said A1 Chal- held each other in their arms and another bed. You can always buy Andreas Fault, and just 14 miles northeast of hard-hit Comics 28-29 Senior Citizens 20 The Associated Press lacomb, guarding his stash of cried when they returned. new clothes. My place looked like Santa Cruz, where 10,000 people are reported displaced Focus 17-32 SooctI 19 belongings on a buckled sidewalk. Nila Dawsom, 35, loaded up a King Kong had taken the building, from their homes. N) Local/State 6-10 Soorts 41-48 NEIGHBOR’S GRIEF — A woman weeps over the straw-covered coffin of a neighbor Nalion/Wsrid 11-14 Television 21-27 Janet Wyleezuk, 28, was able to tan BMW with clothes, china, a shaken it and then set it back Searchers have found 52 cars in the lower section of Obituaries 10 Weather 4 crushed to death in an earthquake in northern China that killed at least 29 persons this get her dishes, clothes and per- few household items and a prize down.” the Oakland freeway, but there may be more still buried week. ^ in the rubble, California Highway Patrol Sgt. John Silva said. r 1 W e a th e r

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Grady piogrmmoble remote can learn' the remote From Page 1 codes ot any other infrared remote News Editor/Opinion Page Editor ______Ron Robillard CwKt ' « .‘.jon Associate Editor______^ __ Alexander Girelli Sports Editor ______Len Auster LaChappclle said three or four resi­ she was not sure if they were caused rain had fallen in 17 hours, almost VHS Video Cassette Recorder Business M anager_ Jeanne G. Fromerth dents needed assistance pumping up by the weather. No one was injured equal to the amount (3.5 inches) that A cable-com patible VCR with a sensible balance Personnel Manager_ .Denise A. Floberts to a foot and a half of water from o! both Mitsubishi s uncompromised VHS per­ Advertising Director_ in the crashes, she said. usually falls in the entire month of formance and user conveniences Douglas C. Murphy Sr. their basements. Circulation Director_ .Frank J. McSweegan “We’ve had quite a few break­ October, the National Weather Ser­ Composing Manager. ___ Sheldon Cohen LaChappielle said there were no downs, and those no doubt are vice said Pressroom Manager _ Robert H. Hubbard serious problems to report as of 8:30 weather-related,” she said. They are The downpour capped a week of Friday night, “but it’s still early.” caused primarily when cars splash drizzle and rain that stripped many A m itsu b ish i Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by North Coventry Fire Chief through deep puddles, soaking the trees of their colorful leaves. the Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard Place. Richard Cooper said he had only vehicles wires. The National Weather Service is­ . . . your satisfaction is our first priority Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at one report of flooding. “There’s a lot of standing water sued flash flood warnings for Con­ tft. Oet. 1ft Manchester. Conn. 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State police dispatcher I^ula Cor­ The day-long downpour caused The Manchester Herald is a member of The Associated The storm system was expected to mier, at the Hartford barracks, flash fiooding throughout Southern turn north at about midnight Friday. Press, the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the New England reported two car accidents on Inter­ Press Associabon and the New England Newspaper As­ Connecticut, the Associated Press The possibility of some sun and state 384 in Manchester and one on sociation. reported. scattered showers are predicted for i that road in East Hartford, but said By 5 p.m. Friday, 3.2 inches of Saturday and Sunday. ih 1 Campaign '89 LOCAL & STATE Cassano wants probe of ‘problems’ at shelter Democratic Town Director Stephen T. women, Cassano said he wants to know if person would be allowed to stay at the out-of-town occupants than Manchester MMH will review Cassano, seeking re-election, said Friday the shelter operators are abiding by agree­ shelter and a five-day limit was es­ people housed in the shelter. that he will ask for a meeting as soon as ments he said were made with the town tablished. He said a longer limit for Cassano said the public perception is the new Board of Directors convenes on when the shelter was established. He said Manchester homeless was also set and it that many of the loiterers seen around the the status of the homeless shelter operated he wants to know if the time limits for was agreed that occupants of the shelter center of town are connected with the its generic drugs shelter. He said he thinks there may be a in town by the Manchester Area Con­ shelter stays are being observed. would be worked into the network of ser­ ference of Churches. Both the library and the shelter are lo­ vices operated under the town’s Human problem connected with the shelter, and Citing problems created at the Mary cated on Main Street. Services Department. he wants to find out if that is so. in wake of scare Cheney Library and other places nearby Cassano said that when the shelter was He said the last report he is aware of on Nancy Carr, executive director of caused by loiterers who sometimes make established he pressed for a limit on the the shelter operation was submitted in MACC, could not be reached for com­ inappropriate conunents to children and May and at that time there were more ment Friday night. Manchester Memorial Hospital St. Mary’s hospitals in Waterbury amount of time an out-of-town homeless will review the generic drugs it of­ said St. Raphael’s move was prema­ fers but does not consider the recent ture and raises many needless ques­ generic drug scare a threat to its tions. patients. “This is simply an (FDA) inves­ “This is a good opportunity for us tigation,” said Fired Theriault, direc­ to take a second look” at the generic tor of the pharmacy at St. Mary’s. drugs offered, Philip Bunick, the “The companies themselves haven’t hospital’s pharmacy director said been implicated.” Friday. At Waterbury Hospital, chief Bunick said the hospital does not pharmacist Nunzio Destefano said use drugs from the generic company “panicking about generic drugs in that has fallen under scrutiny. almost all cases is really unwar­ Federal officials are investigating ranted. We’re confident the generics Enjoy the%w the Bolar Pharmaceutical Co., which meet the standards.” allegedly submitted a brand-name version of the blood-pressure drug At New Britain General Hospital, Dyazide to win approval of its Peter B. Skoniccznycq, director of generic substitute, triamterene and the pharmacy, said the hospital no hydrochlorothiazide capsules. Last longer offers generic forms of two month, the FDA notified phar­ drugs, one for treating blood pres­ macists that Bolar’s generic dmg no sure and the other a muscle relaxant. longer could be substituted for The generic form of orphengesic Dyazide. forte, a muscle relaxant, has not SlMrtcnt to Hartford Bunick said that the hospital. been offered at New Britain General Pharmacy and Therapeutics Com­ Hospital since Par Pharmaceutical mittee will meet next month to Inc. recalled it Sept. 1, Skonieezny East of Hartford Commuters.,. review drugs used. said. Bunick said that it would be premature to ban all generic drugs. “It was a voluntary action on the Several Connecticut hospitals manufacturer’s part,” he said. your shortcut to Hartford and home have taken that same stance, saying Ru" is suspected of falsifying in­ a New Haven hospital’s decision to formation concerning how much of suspend use of some generic drugs the drug it can make, although is now open on 1-84 may have been a “rush in judgment” federal officials say the medication that is not necessary yet. is safe. Earlier this week, after hearing al­ \\<‘ idMt ran sriul yon a Three weeks ago, Charlotte- Hypass traflio, legations that some manufacturers hrorlinrr proviilin^ roni- Hungerford Hospital in Torrington avoid tleJays, faked test results and bribed federal plrlt* details of llir new inspectors, the Hospital of St. removed a generic drug made by save liiiM* Pu, and the hospital does not use sliortrni inrlndin^ a iiiiip Raphael in New Haven decided to and nioiiov . . . drop 200 of 250 generic brands it other suspect drags, said Shirley and loralicnis of Park \ dispenses to its patients. A doctor Troxell, a hospital spokeswoman. Hide lots. there has said the allegations were At the World War 11 Veteran’s too serious to continue using the Memorial Hospital in Meridert, the join or fonii a rar- drugs. generic form of Dyazide made by |Mtol o r vaiipool ..... “My feeling was that their move Bolar was pulled from shelves more \«itli lu o olliri- was really a rush in judgment,” said than a month ago. Another drag has |i«‘0|)l(‘ aiul •‘iiio> llir William C. Planeta, director of phar­ been substituted, said Ellen Arce, Itoiirfits »>f tin* slioii. macy, at Middlesex Memorial director of the pharmacy and in­ Hospital in Middletown. “What travenous therapy. they’ve done is indict the industry. There are a lot of fine companies out At Windham Community .|u^t rail riir ltiilr>liarr Compain there. Until the FDA finishes their Memorial Hospital, no suspect at O iir FKEE m atrli- report, we’re not ready to say medications have been found, said iiifr M-r\ iri- piit?* yon in loiirli illi Debra Jeffers, a spokeswoman. they’re all bad.” tllou^an(l^ of ollirr ••«minintri> in Generic drugs arc supposed to be “As illicit generic drags are iden­ y«nir a rra . O r tak«“ tli«‘ Itiis. Dail\ the equivalent of brand-name tified, we check our shelves to see if counterparts, but less expensive. we have the products in stock,” she s«‘lir«liilrs arr a\ailal»lr In ralliii" a Medicare and other health insurers said. .i2.v-‘)l« l or(»l l-l.>;JI. often reimburse only for the cheaper Hospitals that are not planning ac­ medication. tion include Hartford Hospital, St. RIDETOGHHER The FDA does not require generic ^ 3 3 ^ 8 1 MHk Francis Hospital and Medical Center drugs to be tested for s^ety and ef­ in Hartford and the John N. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald fectiveness under the same stan­ /tyf/k'Bi’St Itfrj'Ff lUvX’.' Dempsey Hospital at the University dards it has set for new drugs. of Connecticut Health Center in Far­ Manufacturers of generic drugs mington. must prove only that their products The Rideshare Company CALL TODAY .S2.5-VA1NS WATCH YOUR STEP — Christine Zimmer of East Hartford walks to class are therapeutically equivalent to the (inil litlf lliv Slioririil . . . tliv hfst la iy lo n tuk! at Manchester Community College Friday in the midst of a rainstorm. brand-name drugs. Associated Press reports are in­ Pharmacy heads at Waterbury and cluded in this story. Local & State____ Delay linked to lack of drivers Apologetic firebombers get 5- year terms school buses. Malinowski said bus ness,” he said. By Jacqueline Bennett In addition, Malinowski said steps company officials denied that deemed necessary by probation officials. consequences of the fire, which caused Postal worker charged in theft Manchester Herald have been taken to change the route charge. By Larry Rosonthal to impose 10-year terms, as had been $500,000 damage, could have been But he said a meeting will be Legge, who was a probationary mem­ WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — A veteran U.S. Postal for bus 7, which had been late in ar­ The Associated Press proposed in a plea agreement. catastrophic. scheduled with drivers and school ber of the Bethany fire department at the Service employee at Bradley International Airport has COVENTRY — A bus company riving to Coventry Grammar School Michael Legge, 20, and Brian S. He said no amoimt of restitution could administrators to resolve concerns Golembowski, 22, both of Bethany, had time of the attack, has been in jail since been arrest^ and accused of stealing more than $20,000 under fire from school officials be­ several times. NEW HAVEN — Two men who make up for “the fear struck in the town within the next two weeks. Officials each pleaded guilty last month to arson. his arrest three days after the firebombing from first-class mail at an air mail facility over the last cause of late buses has once again Other schools being affected by firebombed a chemical laboratory in cited diffictilty getting drivers as the are considering a new requirement In exchange for the pleas, the state June 19. Golembowski had been free on that day.” two years, a postal inspector said Friday. late buses are G.H. Robertson and Bethany, forcing the evacuation of 200 that drivers wear identification tags, dropped charges of conspiracy and reck­ bail pending sentencing. Jerome Williams, whose age and address were not reason. Capt. Nathan Hale. Buses for people, were sentenced Friday to five Meanwhile, the superintendent of Assistant State’s Attorney Michael The president of Carbolabs, Philip provided by Post Office officials, was arrested Thursday Coventry High School seem to be he said. years in prison and each ordered to pay less endangerment. schools said he will not now take The two men will be required to serve Pepper urged the court to sentence the Pivawer, told the court Friday he did not at his job on a charge of stealing mail, said Fred Gray, in­ arriving on time, school officials “We will be reviewing rules and $15,000 restitution to the laboratory’s legal action against Laidlaw Transit regulations with the drivers and lis­ five years’ probation after completing two men to 10-year jail terms, saying the believe the two men realized what would spector-in-charge in Hartford. have said. owners, who urged leniency. happen when they threw molotov cock­ Inc. following a meeting with com­ Radios have been repaired, tening to the drivers’ concerns,” Superior Court Judge John J. Ronan their sentences. During that time, they firebombing was “not unlike a terrorist Williams was arrested after he was seen stuffing 108 will have to perform 50 hours of com­ act we read about in the paper each tails into the laboratory. He said he pieces of mail in his pants as he worked as a letter sorter. pany officials Thursday. Malinowski said. However, he said Malinowski said. said he took into account the rather believed a smaller jail sentence and res­ Superintendent Michael Malinowski said another meeting munity service annually and undergo any week.” Fourteen firefighters were treated Gray said. there is a problem with clear recep­ benevolent attitude of the company’s titution would be appropriate. Malinowski said, “We’ve begun to tion due to the lack of a certain fre­ with town school administrators and owners and town officials in deciding not drug or alcohol treatment programs for smoke inhalation and Pejjper said the Williams was arraigned in U.S. District Court in Hartford and released on $5,000 bond. He is to return to communicate. I feel good about quency in town. Laidlaw officials is scheduled for court on Nov. 17. that.” “They are working on (getting) Nov. 16. Gray said Williams worked for 13 years as a letter Malinowski said company offi­ the frequency,” Malinowski said. “ We have set in motion $988,976 low bid sorter at Bradley, but apparently had been stealing mail cials told him at the meeting that Another accusation against Laid­ mechanisms to deal with the situa­ only since 1987. Williams told inspectors the thefts they have been unable to get drivers law is that drivers not authorized by tion. We’re going to keep at it,” said netted about $200 a week from letters responding to for the buses. the Board of Education are driving Malinowski. on intersections vanous charitable appeals. Gray said. At a meeting of the Board of Education Oct. 12, Malinowski Gray was suspended while officials seek his dismissal. The low bidder for work on four intersections and a charged that Laidlaw was violating Gray said. curved section of Forest Street estimates the job will cost its contract with the town due to oot $988,976. what he said where chronically late L o o x i^Q Q > Central Raving Co. of South Windsor was the apparent Food donations sought buses and non-working radios in low bidder when the state Department of Transportation unise?i fmirstyfin^ The Salvation Army’s Family Services Bureau, at 855 several of the 13 buses in town. opened 11 bids for the work on Wednesday. The town Malinowski said then he would had estimated the cost at $1,195,000. Asylum Ave., Hartford is looking for food donations for H ighlights start litigation against Laidlaw if the One of the four intersections involved is at Spruce the needy. do you wont to odd some excitement to your Street and Charter Oak Street and the work there in­ During July alone, 3,600 needy people benefiled from problems were not resolved quickly. hair? brighten your fading summer highlights, tone cludes construction of a new entrance to Charter Oak the donations. Food donations should include tuna, peanut butter, soup, pasta, rice, canned vegetables, dried At the meeting Thursday, Mike brossiness or just odd some shine ond conditioning Park. Collins, district manager for Laid­ The other three are the intersections of East Middle beans and other non-perishables. Checks can be mailed Goldwells Coloronce does it all! to The Salvation Army, Family Service Bureau, P.O. law, said the company is short three Turnpike and Summit Street, East Center and Summit drivers for morning runs and two Box 628, Hartford 06142-0628. streets. Main Street and Main Street at Haynes Street. drivers in the afternoon, Malinowski Skin C g re Matrix-Sebastian The intersections have a variety of deficiencies, in­ said. cluding restricted turning radiuses, and sight distances, we are offering skin care classes that will cover drainage and paving problems. Under the contract, new Radon kits are available However, two drivers recently cleansing, toning, moisturizing and deep skin core, walks will be constructed and traffic signals will be im­ Radon test kits are available for Manchester residents trained were to have been licensed individualized to your own needs, if you would like proved. at a cost of $10 from the Health Department, located on by Oct. 18 and six additional back­ On Forest Street, a curve will be straightened out. The the first floor of Lincoln Center at 495 Main St. The of­ up drivers in training are to be to join us, pleose coll for more informotion. first licensed by Oct. 27, Malinowski work there extends 800 feet east from Otis Street. fice is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The department will interpret test results and send said. class will be fri. nov. 10th. King Construction Co. of Bloomfield submitted the Patrick FlynnrMandiesler Hera'd 228 BOSTON TNPK. highest bid, $1,387,460. The nearest bid to Central’s was reports to residents. If the radon reading is high, recom­ In the meantime, Malinowski said mendations for further testing will given. IG'K. 6&44A from Della Construction Co. of Enfield, which bid GETTING READY — Arthur Ott, a member of St. John the Baptist Polish National Catholic bus arrival times at the schools “im­ BOl/ION, CT OG043 The department says every home should be tested be­ $990,976. Church, stacks cabbages in preparation for the church fair. The annual Holiday Food and proved” this week. 6 43 -1 7 5 9 Next to Movie Magic It normally takes about 60 days to award a contract. cause the radon level can vary even in houses next to “The goal is to eliminate late­ Some work can be done during the winter. The project is Craft Fair will be held at the church on Nov. 3 from 5 to 9 p.m., and on Nov. 4 from 10 a.m. to each other. expected to extend over two construction seasons. 3 p.m. The church is located at 23 Golway St. MARC lauds achievers MARC Inc. has announced that Richard LaChapcllc, CLIP AND SAVE FOR EXTRA BONUS president of People First of Manchester, has been elected Manchester Symphony Orchestra to the statewide self-advocacy board of People First of Connecticut as a member at large. Carol Ribes has been STOP SMOKING elected to the state board as a represenutive of Region 3. MANUEL ALVAREZ Marcia Platt was named employee of the month for Sep­ tember at Papa Gino’s at the Manchester Plarkade. She CONDUCTOR AND NARRATOR has been employed there for about a year. IN (2 1/2) HOURS MARC is an association serving retarded citizens. Without Anxiety, Irritability or Weight Gain CHILDREN'S CONCERT Son is arrested in slaying YOU DONT WANT CANCER, EMPHYSEMA, A HEART ATTACK OR SUFFER FROM A They will suspend 3 or 4 volunteers between two chairs to Danse Macabre, Op. 40 Camille Saint-Saens show the power ot one's Subconscious Mind. He has hy; no- n STROKE. tlzed over 75,(XX) people. MONTVILLE (AP) — A Montville teen-ager was Manchester High School Students Participating charged with murder Thursday in the shooting death of Peter and the Wolf, Op. 67 (1936) Sergei Prokofiev (2) ^ES’’YOu'wiLU^^^ CIGARETTES AWAY AT END OF PROGRA^ October 28, Saturday his father, state police said. 3) -BECAUSE- DR. DONALD A. KAHL Ph.D. HAS A 98% PROVEN SUCCESS RATE, he is considered one of the ieading experts in the UNITED STATES on Behavior Modifications and has East Hartford William Baldino, 17, was arrested shortly after his Pictures at an Exhibition Modest Mussorgsky/Ravel boian featured on radio and television. Dr. Kahl can RELATE to you, he is an ex-smoker himself Holiday Inn, 363 Roberts St. father, Phsquale Baldino, 46, was shot to death with an assault rifle in the family’s Montville home. State police and has iost two members of his immediate famiiy due to smoking. ocooc-r it v „.. ,.,111 SUNDAY \ Spend ONE SESSION with Dr. Kahl or one of his associates YOU W ONT REGRET IT. You will Exit 58 spokesman Richard J. Sealander said. He said William l^ e feeling REFRESHED, MOTIVATED And have CONFIDENCE in your abil^ to stay a Baldino was arrested in the home. OCTOBER 29,1989 permanent NON-SMOKER. Self Hypnosis is also taught for reinforcement. Be Smart. Be a Sealander said state police found the father’s body 2:30 PM winner, come to his program. They nave one of the largest Hypnosis Practices in the world. 11:00 AM until 1:30 PM shortly after receiving a report of a shooting around 4:30 BAILEY AUDITORIUM p.m. Thursday. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR A GROUP OF TEN OR Remember $OQ Bring Friends Sealander declined to comment on the type of weapon Remember MORE, CALL OFFICE FOR DETAILS Only 05/ You All Pay Less used in the killing or describe where the body was found. General admission lAL WARNING He said police were still trying to determine a motive for This program is completed in one session. Bring Surgeon Gen^ Registration at the door front an hour up to class time to atly reduces serious CASH, VISA & MASTERCARD Accepted Students over 18 and senior citizens as many friends as you want, everyone will get a Quiting smoking nowgre the slaying. losis has been ap- discount. Bring all your cigaretts we will smoke risk to your health. Hyp Presented as a public service by Dr. Kahl & Associates, 7003 William Baldino was being held at the state police bar­ proved by the American i4edical Association FAMILY SPECIAL two while in hypnosis. Hwy 3. Otisco, IN 47163.Ph.No.812/256-2246 or 258-2024 racks in Montville pending arraignment in Norwich Su­ since 1 9 M . perior Court, Sealander said. He said bond had not been Students under 18 FREE with I.D. r set for Baldino. 1 CLIP AND SAVE FOR EXTRA BONUS Campaign '89 NATION & WORLD Reagans, 200 guests Smyth blasts housing as giveaway to seniors Pro-democracy supporters also "seeking re-election to the Board of the candidate said the town could be 2010, according to estimates from a plan land safely in Tokyo devised by town Budget Officer Robert Directors, and his fellow Democrats on By Rick Santos benefiting from the tax revenue the the board. Manchester Herald property could generate if it were not Huestis. keep pressure on for reform TOKYO (AP) — Former Presi­ reports Reagan will receive about $2 owned by the town. The property could Moreover, Smyth says the complex is “How long can Manchester survive dent Ronald Reagan and his wife, million for the visit, during which he The town-owned, low-income, elderly be divided into about four lots that would more extravagant than his idea of low-in­ with DiRosa’s giving away of your tax BERLIN (AP) — More than 10,000 pro­ The Communist Party daily Neues Nancy, arrived in J^ian today on an and his wife will attend several housing complex on North Elm Street is raise about $5,000 to $6,000 in tax come housing, and this is reflected by dollars?” he asked. democracy supporters staged a rally in an Deutschland devoted four pages to the 11-day trip along with more than charity events and meet Prime Min­ the people who live there and the cars debate on how to solve the nation’s ister Toshiki Kaifu, Emperor an example of Democrats wasting town revenue if developed, Smyth estimates. DiRosa could not be reached for com­ East German city, opposition leaders said 200 U.S. military dependents they money, says J. Russell Smyth, a Instead, the town is loaning money at they drive. Friday, in the latest sign that activists will problems “by improving socialism.” invited to hitch a free ride to the Akihito and other government ment Friday night, but he has said that “Our (Communist) Party is proving that it Republican candidate for the Board of no interest to the occupants of the 21- “They’re not the type of people that keep up the pressure on the country’s new Orient. figures. the project was needed for the town’s has the courage to face the truth,” the The media conglomerate said it Directors. unit complex that he says will produce a need the subsidy,” he said. elderly and that it will pay for itself in leader. The Reagans and 229 relatives of At a news conference Friday in deficit of $529,000 by the year 2000. He said the development of the project Members of the outlawed pro-democracy newspaper said in a commentary. “The U.S. military persormel stationed in will spend about $7 million on the the years to come. party has renounced window-dressing and Smyth’s car parked outside the complex. This deficit will be paid off by about is a product of Mayor Peter P. DiRosa, group New Forum said the rally was held in Japan arrived at Haneda Airport in visit. three churches in the city of Zittau Thursday its presumptuousness.” southern Tokyo at 2 pjn. aboard a The Reagans were flown by night and thousands also gathered on the A West German official, meanwhile, chartered TWA Boeing 747. helicopter from Tokyo to city’s market square. rejected conditions set by East Germany’s Reagan said he was “delighted” to Fujisankei’s Hakone Open Air Obituaries Loudspeakers were set up so the crowd new leader, Egon Krenz, for the possible be back in Japan. The former chief Museum in the hills near Mount Fuji Local & State outside could hear a debate on reform going loosening of travel for East Germans to the executive made a state visit to Japan where they will stay through Satur­ West. Church on Main Street (Route 31) in on in one of the churches, said Andreas in 1983 and attended the annual day. He is survived by his wife, Anne Schoenfelder, a New Forum member in Zit­ Krenz said Thursday a new law would be summit of indusuialized nations in Man guilty of mail fraud Arthur M. Crowley (McLoy) Crowley: a son, Peter Coventry. Burial will be at St. drafted to expand travel rights, but he m ^e It is Reagan’s first major excur­ Mary’s Cemetery at the convenience tau. Tokyo in 1986. sion since he had surgery Sept. 8 to Arthur M. Crowley, 65, of Crowley of Coventry: a daughter, Communist East Germany made its first it clear that substantial economic and politi­ of the family. There are no calling “I deeply valued the working drain fluid from his brain after suf­ HARTFORD (AP) — A New York man, who Handers Road, Coventry, died Louise Rovner of Woodland Hills, open appeal to the tens of thousands of cal hurdles stood in the way of letting relationships I had with Japanese authorities say ran fraudulent loan brockerage com- Friday (Oct. 20, 1989) at St. Francis Calif.: a brother, Raul Crowley of hours. everyone travel West. fering a head injury in a horseback In lieu of flowers, memorial citizens who have fled West in recent leaders during my time in the White riding accident over the summer. apanies in Groton, pleaded guilty Friday to mail fraud, Hospital in Hartford. Manchester: two sisters, Eleanor months to return home. Many East Germans say lack of travel House,” he said in short speech He was bom Nov. 7, 1923, in donations may be made to the St. The chartered jet was half-filled federal authorities said. Crowley of Columbus, Ohio, and Foreign Ministry spokesman Wolfang freedoms is one of the worst hardships of above the roar of jet traffic. “Nancy Concord, N.H, the son of the late Elizabeth Jones of Virginia Beach, Mary’s Church building fund, Route with spouses, children and parents John C. Ellsworth entered his plea in federal court in Meyer said East Berlin’s diplomatic mis­ the tightly controlled society. It has been and I have a special fondness for the Arthur and Maude (Danforth) 31, Coventry, 06238. of U.S. military personnel in J^ian. Hartford to the charge, stemming from his involvement Va.: three grandchildren: and several sions would help East Germans return as one of the main causes of the exodus of tens Japanese people.” The Reagans are Crowley. He lived in Coventry since The Potter Funeral Home in Wil- with Savage Associates and Savage Associates Mortgage nieces and nephews. of thousands of East Germans this year to in Japan at the invitation of the “Nancy and I promised ourselves A Mass of Christian burial will be limantic is in charge of arrange­ quickly as possible. Guarrantee Company. 1956. “We want to help anyone, unless there are the West. Japanese government and the that if we ever had a chance to bring A U.S. Navy veteran of World ments. U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said Ellsworth Monday at 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s reasons to prevent it, to come back home,” Krenz said the government is drafting a Fujisankei Communications Group. families together, we would,” War II, he had been employed by and Louis Savage started the companies and accepted Meyer said. new law that could ultimately ease travel .Fujisankei has refused to confirm Reagan said in an earlier statement.' $25,000 in application fees for multi-million dollar loans Pratt and Whimey in East Hartford More than 55,000 East Germans have abroad, including to the WesL and allow all for 22 years. He was a member of they promised to obtain from European sources. fled to West Germany since July. East Germans to piossess a passport. But he St. Mary’s Church in Coventry and WEEKLY BINGO TUESDAY 7:00 PM State-run media Friday continued to said the biggest obstacle to freer travel to Car-train crash injures 1 the Coventry VFW. He was a report critically on economic and political the West is Bonn’s Germany’s refusal to former memter of the Holy Name Church of the Assumption problems. recognize East German citizenship. REDDING (AP) — A 63-year-old Bethel man was Society and the Coventry Knights of criucally injured Friday after his car was struck by a Columbus. 22 So. Adams Street Metro-North Commuter train, state police said. A train headed for Danbury struck the car driven by Manchester, CT. George Beardsley at the Long Ridge Road crossing near Sir Anthony Quayle British actors recall the town of Redding at about 9:51 a.m, according to state $2.00 Admission over $1,000 Cash Prizes Fri. Oct.20, Sat. 21 & Sun. 22 police. LONDON (AP) — Sir Anthony Sir Olivier in tribute Quayle, the actor-director who built brings to MANCHESTER Jail officers linked to drugs Suatford-upon-Avon into a center of Legal British theater, died Friday after a LONDON (AP) — The setting was Westonster Abbey, but the event was pure theater as B r i o ’s finest DUIGGDY long illness. He was 76. ^alk SOMERS (AP) — Two officers at the state maxi­ actors paid tribute Friday to Laurence Olivier and lis­ mum-security prison in Somers were arrested Friday on Quayle made his first appearance In Manchester b y on the London stage in 1931, and tened to “Henry V” spoken by the master himself. ORIENTAL RUGS charges they attempted to smuggle drugs to inmates, The tape-recording of the St. Crispin’s Day speech Attorney state police said. was a stalwart of the Old Vic com­ At Law Leo J. Barrett SPECIAL pany for several seasons. He made from Shakespeare’s play highlighted a ceremony of Ends Jose A. Pbmontty, 27, and Anthony Mitchell, 30, both music, poetry and thanksgiving for the awesome talent of TOMORROW! of Springfield, Mass., were arrested following a month­ his American debut in 1936 in “The DRINKERS BEWARE! Country Wife,” which starred Ruth Olivier, who died July 11 at 82. Drivers arrested for DWI after 3 long investigation, state police said. “There may be imitators but there is no second Pomontty was charg^ with possession of cocaine , Gordon. January 1, 1990, face a new law which DAYS Broadway appearances included Olivier,” said Sir Alec Guinness, eulogist at a wremony imposes a duty on the driver to seek a criminal attempt to possess cocaine with intent to sell, Motor Vehicle Department hearing ONLY! Bertolt Brecht’s “Galileo,” Peter Us­ brunming with eloquence, affection and a who s who of criminal attempt to convey narcotics into a correctional theatrical greats among the congregation of 2,000. within 7 days. If the driver refuses a test institution and possesion of drug paraphernalia, state tinov’s “Up the Tree” in 1967 and or tests at .10 blood alcohol or more, the Sale Christopher Marlowe’s “Tambur- Guinness was joined by fellow acting knights Jolm MVD will take the driving license for 6 y, a major wholesaler in the south and the police said. Gielgud, John Mills, and Dame Peggy Ashcroft in recit­ months or 90 days respectively for fint AtlantaMart, has been invited to Manchester, CT for an laine the Great” in 1956. Mitchell was charged with possession of narcotics ing from Shakespeare, the Bible, John Milton and John offenders. Second o f f ^ e r s face 1 year exhibition and sale of its first-quality hand knotted with intent to sell and criminal intent to convey narcotics A versaUle classical actor who Teenage Driver Education license suspension. In addition, first of­ rugs. created a memorable “Falstaff’ at Donne...... fenders face $500.00 to $1,000.00 fines into a correctional institution, state police said. Olivier’s widow, acuess Joan Plownght, sat m the Stratford in 1951, Quayle had been Dual Control Cars and possible jail. Second offeitders face Choose from a million dollars in inventory of a fabu­ in the theater nearly 40 years before ■ Sears Charge Card front row, flanked by family members. up to $2,000.00 in fines and a minimum lous selection of antique, semi-antique and new rugs. Emissions check begins Monday of 10 days consecutive jail time. tasting box office success with his ■ Discover Card A theatrical procession to the high altar began with All colors! All sizes! Emissions control personnel from the Motor Vehicles Insurance Discounts Douglas F^rbanks Jr., carrying Olivier’s Order of Merit The average person will test about. 10 I role in “Sleuth” in London and New n Mastercard after 2 drinks. Sponsored by; Department will be in Manchester beginning Monday to insignia. Next was Michael Caine, holding his late col­ Because of the many slaluloty lequir- check cars parked on streets and in parking lots to sec if York in 1970. ■ Visa His distinguished film credits in­ league’s honorary Academy Award from 1979. ments impoted on police and Motor Surroundings the emissions compliance stickers are up to date. Others in the pageant were Derek Jacobi, Ian M cA l­ Vehicle Department officials, a person cluded Alfred Hitchcock’s “The 55 East Center Street Warnings will be issued for any vehicles with expired 130 Hours of Classroom Instruction & 6 Hours o! Behind-the-Wheel Training I len, Frank Finlay, Maggie Smith, Dorothy T^un, laul arrested would be advised to immediate­ Wrong Man.” ly call an attorney. stickers or with no stickers. Motorists who receive a Scofield, and Peter O’Toole. Albert Finney read from Ec- Manchester, CT 06040 warning ticket can avoid suspension of their registrations i clcsi&stcs U««aa«4 l» CT 1960 J ® ! (203) 643-4143 by bringing a copy of the ticket to the emissions inspec­ iT In Memoriam II “For 60 years he moved, astonished and teased his Leo J. Barrett, P.C. tion station when they go for inspections. public. He could interpret human nature at its noblest, at Hours: Fri. 9.8, Sat. 9.5, Sun. 12-5 In loving memory of George D. $10 Off Attorney At Law its most comic and at its most piuable,” said the Dean of CT. TOLL FREE BRING IN YOUR ROOM MEASUREMENTS K> Granville wins pie bake-off McKay, who passed away Octofcr 21, On a Sears 30/6 Driving Cou^ || Westminster, the Very Rev. Michael Mayne, who con­ 1985. 1-800-33-44-LAW INCLUDING YOUR COLOR COORDINATES! Charlotte Granville of Manchester won first prize At the Sears Store, 348 W- Middle Turnpike t ' • ducted the service. Manchester ~ 382 Hartford Resting whore no shadows fall Guinness’ address was witty, elegant, anecdotal and DALLAS ATLANTA HIGH POINT BOSTON Sept 9 in the Crisco American Pie Celebration at the In perfect peace he awaits us all. Manchesto' : Road 649^125 BeAlehem I^ r. She won with an apple pie baked with moving. Eyes moistened as the 75-year-old actor quoted Hartford - 527.1114 r Sadly missed, quietly remembered. Cali 645-8122 to Register Now! ’ from “Hamlet”: Golden Delicious apples. . • Wife, Children She will got to Atlanta next Spnng for the Crisco na­ “Good night, sweet prince. 1 and Grandchildren tional finals. House gets Gingrich evidence and one other co-author. “I haven’t seen it. We have no Shuttle mission PEOPLE WASHINGTON (AP) — TTie idea what it says and we’re waiung Sources who demanded outside counsel looking into ethics for the committee to finish its work anonymity said Kunkle concluded, Rivers settles libel suit charges against Rep. Newt Gingrich, and we’ll continue to cooperate with based on information developed the House’s No. 2 Republican the committee,” Gingrich said. since the probe began in July, that may be extended leader, found no basis to go forward LOS ANGELES (AP) — Comedian Joan Rivers “When it’s all done. I’m sure they there was no basis on which to open with the case, congressional sources a formal investigation, known as a CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP) — The space shut- and writer Ben Stein agreed Friday to settle her $50 will release it.” million libel lawsuit over his magazine story alleg­ said Friday. However, one source fanuliar preliminary inquiry. lie’s astronauts were told to conserve power Friday for a That conclusion, following a V ing she joked about the death of her husband. with the case said Gingrich had been rxissible one- or two-day extension of their mission due three-month, $150,000 invesuga- The law firm’s investigative con­ to the threat of high winds at Atlantis’ California landing Rivers agreed to drop the lawsuit and Stein told at least informally about the agreed to donate money to charities of her choos­ tion, was presented to the House developments. Gingrich, R-Ga., is tract ended Wednesday, and com­ site Monday. ethics committee during a briefing mittee (Thairraan Julian Dixon, D- Mission Control directed shutUe commander Don Wil­ ing. Richard GranL Rivers’ publicist, said further the minority whip, the second-rak­ details of the settlement will not be disclosed. this week, the sources said, speaking liams to shut down a high-power heater on a cooling sys­ ing post in the House Republican The Stein story was publishe;t in GQ magazine in on condition they not be named. Calif., said a renewal was not ex­ tem. Williams suggested also turning off one of three But the attorney presenting the leadership. I December 1987. The case stems from a complaint pected. But he acknowledged the computer displays on the flight deck. • ^ x i a c a The article described “certain events and conver­ findings, William Kunkle, also gave by Rep. Bill Alexander, D-Ark., that panel’s own staff was wrapping up Mission control commentator Brian Welch said NAJsA the panel a list of questions that loose ends in the investigation. 'The was trying to trim about 600 watts of power usage to sations prior to and just after the tragic death of Gingr-c'/8 violated House rules and Joan Rivers’ husband, Edgar Rosenberg,” the state­ remained unanswered and will have federal campaign finance laws in the committee was expected to meet enable the shuttle to stay in orbit longer. Without conser­ lo be pursued by the committee s again next week and could vote on ment said. operation of a limited partnership vation. Atlantis has enough fuel, oxygen, power and own staff before any final disposi­ final disposition of the case as early other supplies to remain aloft two days beyond the Rivers contended the conversations never took created in 1984 to promote the book, place. Stein said he used sources he believed to be tion of the case, said both which Gingrich wrote with his wife as then, the sources said. planned five-day mis.sion. Welch said. Democratic and Republican sources. reliable. He said the settlement is not an admission AUantis is scheduled to land at Edwards Air Force Gnc of the sources said some of Base in California’s Mojave Desert at 3:38 p.m. EDT. of wrongdoing. the loose ends could be important, Stein and the magazine said they “sincerely The possibility of a longer mission arose whm a adding: “There’s a lot of loose regret any inadvertent imputation of negative or in­ weather front moved across the shuttle landing site. High money out there. It will be a close winds following the front could be a problem for Atlantis appropriate conduct.” call” on whether to drop the cpe. on Monday, forecasters said. Eisenhower book is planned Some of the questions involve Flight Director Ron Dittemore told reporters that what was done by the publisher of a The Assodaied Press r e a d in g . Pa. (AP) — David and Julie forecasters hope the winds will be calm by Monday, or at book Gingrich wrote, “Window of Eisenhower plan to write a book together about life least calm enough to permit landing one orbit early — Gppxirtunily,” to promote sales, one TO SERVE YOU BETTER about 90 minutes before originally scheduled — when L O S T PAIN TING — File photograph shows “Meeting at White Horse by painter Char­ in their famous political families in 1968. The grandson of the late President Eisenhower source said. afternoon gusts would be less severe. Kunkle is a partner in Phelan, STARTING OCTOBER 30 les Morris Young. It was among the art works stolen from the home of Young s son. and the daughter of former Piesidenl Nixon said If a Monday landing is impossible at Edwards. Dit- Pope and John, the same Chicago they wimessed political triumph and tragedy. tenwre said. Atlantis would be kept in orbit at least an law firm that handled the ethics in­ OUR NEW HOURS “This was the lime of the onset of the women’s extra day. vestigation of former House Speyer WILL BE Shiiuld the winds persist for a couple days, controllers Art thieves clean out house movement, student protests, the Black Panthers and Jim Wright, D-Texas. Wright would consider an alternate landing site, he said. The ihc Weather Underground,” Mrs. Eisenhower said MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY Among the family treasures reported missing was a resigned May 31. Gingrich filed the Northrup Strip at White Sands Missile Range. N.M.. BERWYN. Pa. (A P ) — Art thieves who knew Wednesday during a lecture. “My parents were sil­ gold sealing ring that once belonged to ArAur Mid­ complaint that led to the opiening of 9:00 TO 5:30 would be the first choice and the Kennedy Space Center what they wanted picked their way through the ling on top of a great powder keg.” Wright’s ethics case. home of a collector who lost in excess of $500,000 dleton, one of the signers of the Drolaration of In­ Mrs. Eisenhower, 41, said she has vivid THURSDAY in Florida would be second. dependence and an ancestor of Brinton Young on Gingrich said Friday he did not The astronauts spent the third day of their experi­ in china, a crystal chandelier and 19 impressionist memories of the lime her father decided ,.o run for know what was in the report, but he 9:00 TO 8:00 ment-filled space flight photographing the beauties and praintings by his late father. his mother’s side. piesidenl in 1%8. Nixon resigned Aug. 9, 1974, The thieves were well-informed, p»lice said. called for it to be released publicly, SATURDAY blemishes of Fnrth for a documentary film. The FBI, called in after the theft last month, during the Watergate scandal, just l’/2 years into his as he had in the case of the ethics They knew what they wanted and were a w ^ that termed the initial half-million dollar loss figure ex­ second term. report on Wright. He also said he 9:00 TO 1:00 the family was not expiected home for some time. tremely conservative. Eisenhower, also 41, already has wntlcn a book had not been contacted by the ethics Hungarian parliament Ftor example, the burglars searched through a about his grandfather, who took Nixon as his vice Among the items lost in the heist was the master­ committee. AAA TRAVEL AGENCY piece “Meet at White Horse,” an impressionist view large china cabinet but took only a set of original president in the 1950s. And Mrs. Eisenhower wrote votes to disband guard of horses and hounds gathering for the hunt, by blue-and-white Canton plates, leaving behind soine a book about her mother, Pat Nixon. Charles Morris Young, who left his best works lo Canton copies, according to Tredyffrin Township Weekiif AND AUTO CLUB police detective Charles Myers. Zsa Zsa auctions car BUD.APEST. Hungary (AP) — Parliament voted his children. “This isn’t like stealing a car or a stereo.” Myers 391 BROAD STREET Fridav to rehabilitate victims of political trials in the The art was stolen from the home of Young s LGS ANGELES (AP) — Zsa Zsa Gabor is keep­ Health Tip said this week. “It’s a narrow market and art thieves Stalinist era and to disband the armed guard created to son, Brinton Coxe Young, in the nearby community ing her notorious while Rolls-Royce, but another o MANCHESTER are a narrow and esoteric group. They are not your her cars will go on the auction block this weekend. protect the Conrmunist ftrty after a 1956 revolt. of W'ayne s«netime between Sepn. 7 and Sept. 14. The decision to dissolve the Worker’s Militia, the The thieves also packed up 20 paintings by other normal smash-and-grabbers.” To be sold is Miss Gabor’s 1986 midnight blue The elder Young was a student and award-win­ Conrmunist Party’s private army, came less than two artists, a rare Waterford crystal chandelier worth as Rolls-Royce Silver Spur, a stablematc of Cor- ning artist at the Academy of Fine Arts in Philadel­ niche she was driving June 14, when a Beverly weeks after the party renamed itself the Soci^ist ftrty much as $100,000. family jewelry and silver, china, phia, which owns four of his paintings. Hills police officer stopped her for having expired and conmiitted itself to pluralism and democraDc ideals. antique furniture arxl Oriental rugs, pwlice said. The Socialist Party, whose leadership is largely com­ license plates. . „ “We know the registration is current on this one, prised of the same people who led the Communist F^rty, had backed a proposal to disarm the 60.0CXl-member said Drew Donen of Spectrum Aucuons. by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. Miss Gabor’s traffic stop led to her convicuon foree but keep it as a civil defense orgamralion. Sept. 29 on charges of slapping the police offirer, The Socialist Party remains in power at least until par- Astrograph VITAMIN ’A’ - SOURCES driving without a valid driver’s license and having liameniarv elections due early next vear. They are to be Preformed vitamin A is most an open container of alcohol in the car. the first freely contested national elections since the you love, but extravagance is not in or­ prevalent in fish liver oils, liver, cerneo. even inougn you may not use der if you just spend tor spending sake^ Sentencing is set for later this month. egg yolk, butter and cream, but Communists consolidated power in 1948. your best judgment in certain TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Friends and Miss Gabor’s blue Rolls is expected to fetch these are also high in negative "The existence of the Wv»rker’s Militia ... is no longer circumstances. l ^ ¥ x i r outsiders are likeiy to appreciate you $75,(X)0 during the auction, set for Saturday and saturated tat and cholesterol. § justified," declared Justice Ministry sute secretary G\-ula SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) today as a bright and cheerful compan­ The body can produce vitamin 2 Bccics in introducing the legislation. ‘B i r t h d i y Something you thought would be an un­ ion. but you might not chalk up equa y Sunday. A from carotene, found in dark pleasant assignment may actually turn as many points with your mate who may On the last day of the session, the house adopted two out to be quite enjoyable today once green and yellow vegetables O c t 22. 1989 see another facet of your personality. Author helps kids on play ^ bills exonerating victims of political trials and other you get into it. Keep an open mind re­ and fruit, including carrots, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Today you RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — A group of high dark greens, yellow corn, sweet 5 reposals. One bill rehabilitated all those convicted of Your rarvge ot hieoOs and acduaint- garding your work. have the motivation and the know-how, 1 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Today school students got some help from wnter Judith potatoes, peaches, apricots, revxrlulionary activity after 1956 and pledged unspecified ances ts bkeb' to be expanded consider- but you might also have a bad oase o you might be a bit loo possessive of a canteloupe, etc. These are the abt> in the y«ar ahead Contacts you "all thumbs" that could deny you tne Guest during rehearsals for a play based on her .3 ccotpiensalion to victims of reprisals. loved ons tor your own good. The more better source ot essential vi­ make soaa»y wiH also prove to be of as­ achievement of your objectives. 3 Earlier this year the government had already constrictions you put on this person, the book “Ordinary People.” tamin A. sistance to you in commercial areas as CANCER (June 21-July 22) Spending a less respect you'll get tor your Guest, in Rapid City to visit her sister, heard rehabilitated Imre’ Nagy , the leader of the 1956 uprising, lot ol money to get what you want >ooay W6ti directives. about the play and met Thursday with the teen­ and several of his close associates. LtBRA (Sapt 23-Oct. 23) A could be stimulated by poor judgmen . welMnten- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You might Use that brain of your instead ot your agers from Douglas High School. . „ , ., .\ second bill also formally rehabilitated those vic- tKined tneod may butt into your bosi- have to make a ditticult decision today credit cards to add to your holdings. “I’ve never seen kids this young do it, she said. ^^M eclictne ^ timired between 1948 and 1962 — the period now offi- r>ess affairs today and you may respor^ that involves another as well^as your- WIZ ON DOWN TO EXPOSURE" with indignation Later, however, you H LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you proM from “It seems like a difficult play for kids 'his young. I a: daily considered Hungary’s Stalinist period. sert. Do what you think is best, not what dtscoior this person was aware of prt- a commercial arrangement today i' S h o p p e ' you hope will look right to others. admire them for tackling something like that. ^ The house alsw overwhelmingly approved a proposal faits vou ve been overlooking. Know might not be due to your efforts ^orie. NaltoMl I illon Cti»i«r« exposure PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) It you are The book is about a suburban Chicago family 2 to declare Oct. 23. the day the 19.56 anti-Soviet uprising where to look for romance and you H Be sure to acknowledge anyone who in­ .H- limilcdlim ilcd too ditticult to please today, don't be find tt The Astro-Graph Matchmaker trying lo cope with the suicide aliempl of their ^ began, as a day of “n a t i ^ reconciliation." However. surprised if people you are depending tervenes on your behalf. 348 Main Street nr( X fraiiiiiip Mon: Closed Tues: 9:00*5:30 jrstantt) reveals wtuch smgs are roman- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Stnve to be IMn-age son. Guest adapted the book for the screen. 2: the house rejected a motion favxred by the opvosition on to help you give up trying. Compli­ Manchester 111 Center Street Wed: 9:00*5:30 Thure: 9:00*8:00 philosophical it you have to co^itena ticaih perfect tor you Mai 92 to Match­ ments are more effective than The movie “Ordinary People” won an Academy Fri: 9:00-5:30 Sat: 9:00-5:00 0 that it be made a national holiday. maker. t o this newspaper P.O. Box with unexpected inconveniences ‘way^ 649-1025 Manchester - 649-6939 5 Tens of ihousAnds arc expected lo rally in front of FV- 91426. Oeveiand. OH 44101-3428 ChtKasm s Otherwise, you might be inclined Award in 1980. ARIES (March 21-Apol 19) Extrava­ S liament Moodav to mark the 3.Vd anniv'ersary of the stan SCORPK) (O ct 24-Mov. 22) Thmgs blow oft a lot more steam than gance IS not out ot line today it your 1 ^ of the 1956 revx)lt. It w ill be the fii^t lime su it a public should go rather fortunate tor ycx, today necessary. where your woridh 'nterests are con- generosity is directed toward the one — rally is permitted. ♦ ♦ • ♦ » ’ . 4 I ♦ » ' Oldeist free BUSINESS marks anniversary Week is pleasant surprise • • • the visitors and a refurbished In Brief BOSTON (AP) — Education Secretary Lauro Cavazos joined auditorium. By Chet Currier “I think this shows that when we gray-haired alumni and fifth-graders The Associated Press______put the resources there, the system Packard is promoted in Pilgrim outfits Friday to mark the NEW YORK — Though the Friday, October 20, 1989 350th anniversary of the nation’s can work,” said Mayor Raymond L. financial storm that many feared Flynn, who said he hoped to do the oldest free school — made new for Patricia Packaitl, formerly of Manchester, has been never stmek. Wall Street analysts INTEREST same for every school in the city. W M k 't ClOM WMk ago «90 its birthday by an infusion of promoted to officer and manager of the mortgage loan still aren’t sure the stock market is RATES renovation funds. Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, who division of Connecticut National Bank. Packard is a headed for clear sailing in the weeks 6.42% $.42% 6.05% graduate of East Catholic High School, honors graduate ^ ^ verag e fate paid oo bank Cavazos said the refurbishing of over the past year has struggled with and months ahead. money market accounts of Emanuel College and is a master’s degree candidate at To government regulators, Mather School, where morale had a state budget shortfall that has (Bank Rale Monitor) sagged as graffiti and other scars forced him to cut back state school the University of Connecticut. securities industry officials and just multiplied in the past decade, aid, reminded the audience that im­ about anyone else with a stake in the 7.67% 91-day Treasury bill yield 7.37% 7.63% “speaks to the way our nation is get­ provements in schools have a price. well-being of the market, the past ting together to address our educa­ Hasbro plans to pitch week provided a pleasant surprise. ‘Taxes, tuitions, those fimds for 7.97% 7.85% 8.83% tion deficit.” As the workweek began Monday, The school was founded in loJV this school didn’t come out of the Cabbage Patch Kids the Street was braced for a possible as a one-room boys’ school with a air,” the governor said. “We’ve got replay of the crash of 1987, follow­ PRICES grass roof. It nourished, moving five to decide just how important schools ing the “Friday the 13th inassacre” times to accommodate its growing are. And the real work has just PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) — Cabbage Patch Kids, the in which the Dow Jones industrial enrollment. But in 1974, federal or­ begun.” soft, cuddly dolls that once caused near-riots in stores, average fell 190 points. 226.16 224 93 245.45 will seek to regain their fonner stature with a hard-sell Bureau Index ders to desegregate Boston schools To many 600 alumni and others Instead, blue-chip stocks began a through busing contributed to a mid­ campaign directed by new owner Hasbro Inc. rally that spread to many smaller, on hand, however, taxes and renova­ Once the hottest selling toy in the country. Cabbage Associated Press dle-class exodus to the suburbs, and tion seemed beside the point as they secondary issues as the week 617.12 619.26 597,30 Patch Kids suffered when Coleco Inc., which was the school’s condition deteriorated. greeted old friends and students they progressed. Commodities Index licensed to make the dolls, moved away from the theme It took a new principal and the had not seen in decades. Once the commotion began to die looming anniversary to get the $1.2 of love and caring and treated the dolls like any other down, many observers concluded STOCKS million renovation under way. “I wouldn’t miss this for the toy, their creator, Xavier Roberts, said tliis week. ^ stocks had simply experienced a world,” said Lola Tassinari McGrail, “In the past couple of years, under all Coleco s stress 2,133.18 Friday, the new Mather was sharp but short “correction” that had Oow Jones 30 2,689.14 2,569.26 polished and humming, equipped who taught French at Mather from and strain, it got away from the concept,” Rolxrts said. little bearing on either the outlook 1941 to 1953. “Many of my students “Hasbro is going back to the basics — the love. with a set of gleaming windows, a for the economy or long-term in­ 347.16 333.65 283.66 new playground out front to greet are here now.” To Hasbro, love means money. vestment prospects. $8P 500 “We arc going towards one thing, to continue making Maybe so, say analysts now, but $2,788,536 Cabbage Patch one of the most successful” toys of all Wilsbire 5000 $3,396,102 $3,295,673 even if it was only a coincidence, billion billion time, said Hasbro President Larry Bernstein. _ the market’s sudden drop came at a (mkt. value ol 5000 slocks) billion Last month, two months into its contract with Robert time when the trend in corporate Original Appalachian Artworks, Hasbro launchM a $7 profits was showing some early million television advertising campaign for Chrisunas SEYMOUR NELEBER, D.D.S. signs of weakening. chandise in the stock market this buying that reinUoduccs the doll’s origin^ concept. for renewed growth as 1990 passes. Still, “even a soft landing isn’t past week. announces his retirement “It really talks about the whole adoption process and Furthermore, technical analysts The Dow Jones average of 30 in­ all the warm feelings.” said Wayne Chamess. a Hasbro have questioned whether it wasn’t a painless,” observed Edward Kerschner and Charles F’radilla, dustrials, down 216.26 points the as of September 29,1989 bit too pat to chalk up the Oct. 13 week before, rebounded a record Cabbge Patch Kid comes with a birth certificate that analysts at PlaineWebber Inc. “His­ decline as a handy catch-up buying 119.88 to 2,689.14. gives the doll’s name, family history, footprints and opfiortunity for investors who had torically, soft landings for the over­ Patients are respectfully referred to diumbprints. A mail-in adopuon certificate is avmlable if missed out on the gains in stock all economy have been hard land­ The New York Stock Exchange Brian E Bottaro, D.M.D. the cluld promises “to love my Cabbage Patch Kid with prices earlier in the year. ings for profits.” composite index rose 6.56 to all my heart.” , Forecasters aren’t calling for any 192.12; the NASDAQ composite 162 Spencer Street Cabbage Patch was a major reason Hasbro, the world s “It may be many weeks before we drastic drop in earnings just now. index for the over-the-counter The Associated Press largest toymakcr, bought the assets of West Hartford, can fully understand the long-term But many do contend that the strong market gained 3.34 to 470.63, and Manchester, CT Conn.-based Coleco from bankruptcy. impact of Oct. 13 on the U.S. equity gains of the past couple of years are the American Stock Exchange RAINY DAY BLUES — Katherine Males. 6. stands over a poster of a 649-2796 “We wouldn’t pay $90 million for Scrabble, it was market,” said Joseph Barthel at giving way to a leveling off or market value index was up 3.88 at school bus as she peers out the window of her classroom in Dover, N.H.. Cabbage Patch,” Bernstein said. “We are comitutted to Hopper Soliday & Co. moderate decline. 382.57. Cabbage Patch to the hilt.” u , i “for now it suffices to say that Cabbage Patch reached $600 million in wholes^e “The ‘thrill is gone’ from U.S. Volume on the Big Board Friday. serious technical damage to the sales in 1985, but dropped to approximately $60 million corporate profits,” said Abby Joseph averaged 234.04 million shares a long-standing uptrend has oc­ day, against 161.95 million the week lost YCflT. Cohen, an invesunent strategist at Judge denies asylum “For the past two years with Coleco’s problems, there curred.” Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. before. Bridge was no advertising," Chamess said. There has been no notable revival “Profit growth has decelerated, Optimists on the market outlook “There’s a whole generation of kids 7 years old on lately on Wall Street of the recession return on equity has peaked.” say stocks can weather a temporary to young Polish sailor when the queen of spades does not tall, down who don’t even know about the original concepu” fears so widely voiced at midsum­ earnings decline if investors are able mer. Confidence has remained high Such cautionary notes didn’t do DENVER (.^.P) — A judge denied a young Balish NORTH Desperation declarer has but one chance. He has to said Bernstein. to see signs of a future revival of n hope that West holds four diamonds. that the economy can achieve a “soft much to dampen investors’ en­ sailor political asylum here, saying he had nothing to fear ♦ J 7 4 thusiasm for marked-down mer­ profit expansion. VQ 8 6 play Declarer wins the day by playing a di­ Chamess would not reveal sales estimates but said landing” that provides the chance from the reformed. Solidarity-controlled government in ♦ A K J 9 4 amond to dummy's ace and then a early reports showed strong retail sales. his homeland. ♦ to 5 By James Jacoby heart back to his ace. Next the eight of “1 think the applicant has failed to prove a well- diamonds is played. When West plays WEST E.AST founded fear of persecution by the present governmOTt of ♦ 5 Was this such a bad slam"’ Without a low, declarer also plays low from Poland.” said Immigration Judge Jesse Sellers. “Pnor to ♦ Q9 8 dummy. It is true that declarer risks V J 9 5 4f K 10 7 4 3 2 club lead, even with West having a Travelers loses its claim in pollution case those recent changes. 1 think he would have had a well- ♦ g to 5 3 ♦ 6 trump trick, all that would be needed going down three tricks if East wins ♦ K Q J ♦98632 is a diamond split with the queen held the 10 of diamonds (club to West s founded fear.” . u cial general-liability policies cover “1 am surprised." said Roman Ntarezak, -.5. tlirough ^ by West. However, the club opening jack, queen of spades, and then anoth­ plant. Avondale asked Travelers to defend coverage. SOI TH er club winner for West). But that ex­ FIARTFORD (AP) — A federal ap­ The 2nd U.S. Cirucit Court of Appeals cleanup costs under federal law. interpreter after his request was denied Thursday. 1 wull ♦ A K to 6 3 2 lead created a serious problem. If the it in a state proceeding, but Travelers tra loss is more than compensated for peals court has ruled against the Travelers in New York ruled, however, that ♦ A queen of spades had come down, the failed to respond. Kenneth Abraham, a professor of be persecuted. 1 will be jailed. I might lose my life if 1 contract would depend only upon fa­ by the gain when the needed lie of the Corp., saying the Hartford-based insurer Travelers was obligated to defend Avon­ ♦ 8 7 2 Travelers has contended that govern­ evnvironmental law at the University of am returned to Poland because the media there knows ♦ A 7 4 vorable diamonds. But West held the cards exists. When East shows out on and not its policyholder should pay for the second diamond trick, another dia­ ment proceedings informing a company dale in the state proceedings. Virginia, said Thursday the ruling was that 1 have asked for asylum.” queen of spades for a sure trick and legal costs associated with a pollution “ We think that an ordinary Marerak disagreed with the judge's contention that Vulnerable: East-West mond is played to the jack in dummy, that it might be responsible for cleanup important because many policies are is­ Dealer South had already set up a club trick for the businessman reading this policy would political conditions in his homeland would tolerate his defense. What now'’ and then the ace and king of diamonds are technically not lawsuits and thus are sued out of New York. He said the ruling allow declarer to discard his losing ^^^^e case stems from Travelers’ refusal have beleivcd himself covered by the application for asylum in the United States. Wfsl North East Often the secret of succeeding in not covered by policies. , reverses a recent string of victories by in­ Soalh clubs and make the slam. to represent Avondale Industries Inc. in a demands and potential damage claims,” “The police and the army arc still under the com­ 1 ♦ Pass 2 ♦ Pass seemingly impossible contracts is for Travelers dso claimed, as have other surance companies. Pass declarer to make certain assumptions Lousiana state proceeding involving pol­ the court said in its decision. munists.” Marezak said. Pass 4 ♦ insurance companies, that cleanup costs Travelers attorney Mary Kay Vyskocil r Pass 5 ♦ Pass — that a particular distribution of lution at an Avondale oil recycling plant. State and federal courts have been Marezak was one of nine fishermen who defected m b * James Jaeolty s boons "Jacoby an Bridge and do not consitute damages within the of New York said the insurer will appeal. 6 ♦ •All pass cards exists that will allow him to Louisiana told Avondale in 1986 it was uaditionally divided on whether commer­ Anchorage. Alaska. All arc being held in the Immigra­ "Jacoby on Card Games’ t wntten with bis lather, meaning of comprehensive general make the contract. Such is the case the late thiwald Jacobyl are now available a potentially liable for cleanup costs at the 1 tion and Namralization Service's .Aurora detention Opening lead ♦ K here. .After the king of clubs lead, bookstores Both are published by Pharos Book.- 4 facility, where Marezak's hearing was held. Pullout Section, Page 17 OPINION FOCUS Saturday, Oct. 21,1989 NVJVeALlTTieMoP&ToTlte Power of religion OK 6RPUP, W R .e iBFT... TjO F4R W6HT...NPve o often overpowering fi. UlTTL?“ Wary women turning to guns To THe LeFT.,■ II ■ 3 S ^C ~ T ii If they haul Jim Bakker off to jail and keep him there Fear fuels hike for the full 120 years he could earn. I’m afrad there s a part of me that still won’t quite believe he did it. I know that sounds foolish. It sounds ndiculous to me in weapon sales as I say it. I’ve read all the trial testimony about the out- JUST a LlTTie BIT Tageously opulent lifestyle the Balters led w h ile ^ r - th a n k Rebecca Lauren Murtha^ set for Tuesday The public is invited to share an be provided. to Gregory Litvinchyk, son of Mr. ^ d by Mrs. Zigmund Litvinchyk of 341 Lydall evening of song and worship with The program is open to the public Engeiie Brewer the Rev. Jonathan Hutchinson and and is free of charge. To register a Si. The bride-elect is a graduate of East By Nancy Carr Deborah. Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. at St. child call Donna Rubin at the Hartford High School, Manchester Com­ Executive Director, Peter’s Episcopal Church. Sand Hill Temple, 643-9563. Tucked away in a metropolitan munity College and the University of Manchester Area Conference Road, South Windsor. Retreats for widows 1 newspaper was this posthumous Connecticut. She is employed m the of Churches ______The Hutchinsons are residents of comment on an obscure actor. He Indiana and have had a touring and The Archdiocese of Hartford will Plant Science Research Department at At one time or another, each of us has or will ex- sponsor a mini-retreat for the played minor parts like a master. recording music ministry since 1 Probably he would have liked to be Storrs. nerience illness in our lives. The painful expenence 1975. Their music is a blend of folk, widowed on Oct. 24 at 9:30 to 11.3 cast in a lead role occasionally, but The prospective bridegroom is a oi chronic and life threatening d is e ^ . “ gospel and classical. A free-will of­ a.m. or 7 to 9 p.m. at Wisdom he perfonned “withing himself.” graduate of Manchester High School and House, Litchfie Id. Sr. Mauryeen Terved in the U.S. Marine Corps. He is that of a loved one. can burden our ^ y s that we In­ fering will be taken. A great musician was asked what come crushed under the weight of constant pain, O’Brien is coordinator. For registra­ he considered to be the rnost dif­ employed by Fern’s Siding of South worry and sorrow. -j ™,. Foster parents wanted tion and information call 567-3163. ficult instrument to master. “S ^ n d Windsor. The Christian scripture recounts mmy "jcidente Lutheran Child and F ^ ily Ser­ violin.” he responded. And in all A Sept. 15. 1990 wedding is planned of Christ’s power to heal Jairus^ daughter, the vices of Connecticut is seeking Church fair set areas of Ufe playing “second fiddle ' at Harkness Memorial I^ k . widow’s only son, the centurion s seiv^t, the foster parents for Vietnamese and Second Congregational Church, is tough because it gains few lepers, Bartimaeus the blind man, the mentally . Cambodian adolescents. 385 N. Mtdn St. will have its annual plaudits. Olde Tyme Fair next Saturday When Mary poured the priceless Accordingly, intercessory prayer for s'ck ^ d If being a long-term foster parents ointment on Jesus’ feet she was injured has been an important immstry of the Chns isn’t possible, there are other needs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the church Irish-Everett The fair will feature booths with criticized. But Jesus defended her I Dawn A. Fichera Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Lloyd tian church from the earliest days. for these teens. They include tutor­ by saying: “She did what she I Suzanne M. Krick Royce D. Knowles Michelle Irish of Manchester announ­ ta the past 20 years there has been a renewal of ing and short-term care. many hand-crafted items. There will could.” (Mark 14:3-9) Dare anyone Andrew E. Barnett ces the engagement of her daughter, interest in this ancient practice. Prayers are routine­ For more information contact the also be a silent auction, a country today claim as much? The desire for Karen-Lee Irish, to Michael Scott Everett Lloyds celebrate store and homemade pies, plus Fichera-Knowles ly sought and offered for the sick of the community agency’s Unaccompanied Minor recognition makes it difficult to j Krick-Barnett of Manchester, son of Earle Everett of during Sunday worship. Many prayer groups, par- Program, 74 Sherman St.. Hartford many other features. serve “within ourselves.” It puslws i Angelo F. and Dorothy Fichera of East South Windsor and Joan Mellen ot 50th anniversary us to overreach ourselves, which uculJly those who are charismatic, haye reyived 06105, or call 523-7720. Mr and Mrs. William Krick of 588 Hartford announce the engagement ot Brimfield, Mass. the uadition of gathering around the {»rson or ]^r- Church to hold brunch leads inevitably to failure. BIms^ | Center St. announce the engagement of The bride-elect is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Lloyd of 218 ] is the person who knows his limits their daughter. Dawn Ann Fichera, to sons who are ill to lay their hands on the sufferer as Temple holds program their daughter, Suzanne Michele IGick, Manchester High School and is A pancake brunch will be served and lives up to them! Royce Darren Knowles, son of Steve fa. Lvdall St. celebrated their 50th weddmg they unite in prayer for healing, strength. Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. at St. George’s Episcopal Church, to Andrew Edward B^mett, ^ n of ^ and Patricia L. Knowles of 7 Florenc^t. emnloved as a legal secretary at the law anniversary with an open house at their The month of October is AIDS Awareness Middle Turnpike, will hold a once- Bolton, Sunday following the 10 and Mrs. William Barnett of Fall River, The bride-elect is a graduate of S o m gano & Zuboff of Manchester. home on Sept. 9. Month. In Manchester, an ecumeiucd a-month pre-school holiday a.m. service. Anyone is welcome to ney High School. East Hartford. She is The prospective bridegroom is a They were married in the Old First prayer for peace and healing will be held at 7 .^ prn program. They will be on Sundays CHURCH OF CHRIST ^ e bride-elect is a graduate of Bwker graduate of Manchester High School^and Church on Court Square in Springfield. attend. There wijl be a nonunal Lydall & Vernon Streets employed by Ames corporate office as a ^esday in the sanctuary of Emanuel Lutheran from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. with Junior College. Worcester, ^ s . She is served four years in the U.S. Navy. He is charge. . Phone:646-2903 merchandise distributor. Mass., on Sept. 9,1939. Church, 60 Church St. the first to be Nov. 5. R)r more informauon call the a resident assistant at the school and is a The prospective bridegroom is a employed by Preferred Seat Manufactur­ Guests at the open houM, hosted by Although the AIDS crisis has become a powerful The first session will be entiUM, Rev. John Holliger, 643-9203. licensed physical therapists a s s i s t graduate of Manchester High School and ing Co. of Hartford. their son Stephen Lloyd, included 20 rela­ moUvaUon, drawing the commimity together to “It’s Fun to Be Jewish.” Activities employed at Riverside Health Care Cen­ served four years in the U.S. Army. He is A November wedding is planned at at. tives and friends. pray for those suffering from AIDS or those already ter in East Hartford. a diesel mechanic for Yankee Kenwora. Mary’s Episcopal Church. A highlight of the celebration was the infected by the HIV virus, the inviution to ex-, The prospective bridegroom is a A Nov. 25 wedding is planned at showing of a short movie made at the pcrience G ^ ’s love and mercy is open to everyone graduate of Worcester Polytechnic In- Community Baptist Church. couple’s wedding. Offering from physical and mental illness as well Situte. Worcester Mass. He is employ^ as their families, friends and those m the healing by Naval Underwater Systems Center, Newport, R.I. as an electric^ engineer. pSidpants in the Tuesday worship servire will A June. 1990 wedding is planned at 3ervict^ Community Baptist Church. be Rev. Paul Johyansson (Emanuel Luthem), Rev. Frank Carter (St. James), Rev. Richard Alton (St. Mary), Rev. Cynthia Good (South Umted Methodist), and Rev. Dr. Kim-Eric Williams (Con­ cordia Lutheran). Weddings In the days of the AIDS crisis, the religious com­ Boucher-Parrott munity has a special responsibility. First, to use Golden-Staub their resources to help educate the community about Rochelle Lyn Parrotu daughter of Mr AIDS, both to do everything possible to prevent the Suzanne Staub. daughter of and and Mrs. Robert A. Parrott, 42 Gerard St and Brian Raymond Boucher, son oi spread of the HIV infection and to overcome the Mrs Paul E. Staub of 67C A lexm jr fear of AIDS that needlessly isolates AIDS victims Drive and Mark J. Golden, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boucher. 65 Burnt Hill Road, Hebron, were married Sept. l and their families adding a cruel and unnecessary » d Mrs. f - f s " S burden to already stricken lives. Information NY were married Aug. 26 at Sacrea at St. Mary’s Episcopal C h ^ h . materials are available in the MACC office Acssa^e The Rev. Richard C. Alton officiati^ (649-2093) and the Department of Health. at the service. The bride was given in As we gather TUesday to pray for healing for one btide was given in mairiagc by her falhcr. marriage by her father. Leslie Stevenson another and for all who are affiicted with serious ill­ Darbv L. Long was maid of honor. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were for today’s Maureen Seidl and Joyce Boucher. ness or who suffer the brokeness of loving relations, Bridesmaids were "^Mellen and we will also be intentionally praying for the haling Lisa M. Golden, Mary Ellen Mellen and Mark Boucher, brother of the groom, of those who suffer from AIDS and for a spirit of Living was best man. Ushers were Timothy compassion in the community that will enable us to ^ iS ^ A ^ O o to li was ^ s t man_Ushcrs Boucher and Charlie Croston. reach out to touch aching and isolated lives. were Jeffrey A. Golden. After a reception at The Colony in □ □ □ en, Paul J. Loranzo and Michael k. Vernon, the couple went on a wedding trip to Antigua. They are making their FAIRS, FAIRS, FAIRS — Oops, our emor. We Militana. Josef in omitted a line from last week’s column Nov. 4 is After a reception at Chez josei home in Vernon. . ‘’H the date of the fairs at North Methodist. Center A g C a ^. Mass!, the couple went on a The bride is a 1985 REV. WILLIAM FISHER Manchester High School and a 1^989 CongregaUonal and Bolton Congregational. iS d in g trip to Florida. They are making Mrs. Brian R. Boucher □ □ □ their home in Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Golden eraduatc of Southern Connecticut State EVANGELIST * The bride is a graduate of Hagler Col- University with a bachelor of science de- t h a n k YOUS — To Nancy Grier, Marie Little graduate of Thames Valley State Techni­ and Mildred Kinney and all the other volmtccrs Special Music By The CROFFORD-PARKER TRIO lece of St. Augusune, Fla. She is mu Hartwick College. Oneonta, N.Y. He is ercc in public hcallb. cal College. He works as an electrician OTploycd and is compleung her cerunca- The bridegroom is a 1981 graduate of who made this year’s successful Famer s Ktoket employed by Digital Equipment Corp., for PJ. Ladola & Sons. October 25-29 • 7 P.M. Each Evening Sunday 10:45 A.M. & 6P.M. lion as a massage therapist. ^ RHAM High School and a 198z possible- and to Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers of Bol- The bridegroom is a graduate West Hartford. 1 Congregational CJhurch who have donated a Tuch S e d iltswering machine to our Department The Church of the Nazarene 236 Main Street, Manchestei^ 646-8599 of Human Needs. > } - \ ■/

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Donald Grant, Denise Du- 7 00PM ® Lifestyles of the Rich and gj) Star Trek teller' Jimmy Cricket introduces ed'dre'®^ ^ 's r N w ^ d ^ ^ o n the Block: Hangin’ Tough” Famous Louise Mandrell: Lou Rawls, Barry, Henry Gibson 1987. lA & E l Biographv; Hirohito of Japan; Trish Carlin (Mi­ versions of the world's greatest'®'®® gc Texas oil moguls (60 min ) Light His Fire is well-meaning The Last Banzai A portrait of the late Ja­ chael Learned) Is jells about the lives of their authors, 1985 8:30 PM ® (2® NBA Basketball. Boston Celtics at ^^6.“Pink Foyd: Delicate Sound of Thunder panese Emperor Hirohito, who remains a one of Mew Rated NR „ ® gpj News symbol of ancient culture in today s indus­ San Antonio Spurs (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) By Robert DiMatteo York's top model (ESPN] College Football; Teams to ® W ho's the Boss? (CC) fCBS3 trialized society. (60 min.I agents and sur­ A n n o u n c e d (3 hrs.) (Live) (11 (go Star Trek; The Next Generation g g gO) Amen (CC) Thelma is hit on 7. “BatnOT: The Movie” (Playhouse) [DISl B e a tle s ri IFEl MOVIE; The Key to Rebecca (CC) Members of a primitive culture be­ head - resulting in amnesia _- and be WELCOME HOME (R) “Patton director rogate mother to comes a changed woman. (In Stereo) 8. “Beetlejuice” (Warner Bros.) [ESPN] Home Run Derby lieve Picard IS a god (60 min ) (In Stereo) four teen-age (2(g This Old House (CC). (In Stereo) Franklin J. Schaffner’s last movie before his r ^ n t IHBO] MOVIE: The Right Stuff (CC) ® Foodsaver 9. “Lethal Weapon” (Warner) Adapted from Tom Wolfe s best-selling models, in ABC s g7) Musicorda (R) 10 “Robocop” (Orion) death was this well-meaning but Cl'ff^Ro^bertson. D avid Soul, S easo n Hub- (20) Friday the 13th; The Series A The subject (a person who is presumed dead reap account of the selection and training of "Living D olls," p sychic steals an antique P®®''®9 that s (61) Reporters Scheduled The effects on 1 [.“Cinderella” (Disney) America's first astronauts. Sam Sheparo ley. 1985. pears, by which time hisperennial that h ^ some­ airing SATURDAY, the cause of several deaths (60 min.) (In ^rniheswho have won millions m state lot- 12. “Callanetics” (MCA) Scott Glenn, Dennis Quaid. 1983 Rated [USA] It's Your Move Stereo) tenes a” 5-year-old Los Angeles runaway OCT. 21. demonstrates his survival skills. (60 min ) 13. “Playboy Wet and Wild” (HBO) ^ times been played for comedy and someumes for PG. (In Stereo) 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Close up (221 W heel of Fortune (CC). S ! “ r" 11^ the b«ic situauon [LIFE] Attitudes (24) National Geographic Jam es W h m (In Stereo) 14 “Jane Fonda’s Complete Workout (Warner) ^ CH EC K LISTINGS 4:30PM ® Chae Visual [MAXI MOViE: 'High Road to China' more narrates this overview of the world 9-OOPM ® T o u r of D u ty (CC) Blinded 15.“Def Leppard: In the Round In Your Face dressed up in post-Vietnam War traumas. f o r e x a c t t im e (CC) A flapper hires a former W orld W ar I (24) (57) Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) of trains. (60 min.) (R) ,n an attaclTLt Goldman must place his Stony Kris Kristofferson stars an Air Forre ace to help find her father Tom Selleck, (2g Secret W orld The creatures of the un­ fate in the hands of a young Viejcong (263 H e e H a w lieutenant shot down over Cambodia, where he sur­ Bess Armstrong, Jack Weston. 19BJ. woman prisoner who wants him dead ( ^^16^M rullica:2ofO ne” (Elektra) derwater world (60 min ) (30) U ssie (CC) Lassie becomes critically Rated PG. vived for 17 years, taking a Cambodian wife ‘n ^ [CNN] Future Watch III when she's trapped in an unventilate m in ) (R) (In Stereo) 17. “Playboy Video Centerfold: Dutch Twins ITMC] MOVIE: 'Revenge of th e N e rd s (Ji) War of the Worlds (60 min.) (In interim. When he finally returns home to the U n i^ II- Nerds in Paradise' (CC) More indigrii- [IVIAX] M O V IE ; ' pu'a^o car (HBO) Vengeful spirits descend on a Chicago Stereo) States, he must make amends with bis fi^st wife ties await the brothers of Lambda l^ambda (38) St. Elsewhere 18. “Dirly Dancing” apartment complex after votingj:arol Q ) V S h e e r Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder­ (Ti) MOVIE; The Gunfighters' Three [A8rE] Chronicle The increasing drug use 8 (Jo-Beth Williams), her second h^bm d (Sot Aniie Freeling moves in with r®'®’''(^®® 19. “PlaymatesoftheYear:The 80s (HBO) dale fraternity convention. Robert Larra- (22) W W F Superstars of Wrestling brothers are forced to break the whe'i g2) gP) Golden Girls (CC) R°®®*° Tom Skerritt, Nancy Allen, L'®|)*^®' ° in A m erica (R) work force when her late husband s Walerston) and a resentful son who has never dine, Curtis Armstrong, Larry B. Scott. a land baron threatens the family ranch 20. “Raiders of the Lost Ark” (Paramount) gg Flower Shop ourke 1988 Rated PG 13 (In Stereo) [CNN] Capital Gang 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Art Hindle. Reiner Schoene, George Ken- pension runs out (In Stereo) (5g Newsmakers [USA] Double Trouble (DISl M O V IE . A Friendship in Vienna Videocassette rentals '^W ith corny, geriatric direction and a script that [USA] Lost in Space nedy. 1987 (24 H o m e tim e (^ Odd Couple (CC) The persecution of 1 ' [CNN] Science and Tech­ (lg Home Shopping Network (60 min.) 4 - 4 5 P M [HBO] Common Threads. ests the friendship between two girls in (57) MOVIE: Here Comes Mr. 4°'°®" 1 “Rain Man” (MOM-UA) settles for soap opera insights, this movie is a con­ 1 1 0AM ^Sm ries Froit the Luilt -5400 and Irv [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard 1 1 :30AM (T) Uttle Rascals about her years on the "Mary Tyler Moore iheir loss through participation in the AIDS Claude Rams. 1941. . ». T _ 1 _ J wav there’s at least one inieresUng irony. The Kris finiti 045: marketing a used car, 1990 4 “The Naked Oun” (Baramounl) Memorial Quilt, (90 min.) (R) [LIFE] Movie Continues IA EI MOVIE: "The Corn is Green A CD Superman Show " and her marriage to Allen Lurfden, Chrysler models: Aiiburn-Cord- 81 T o K n liked hi, life in Cambodia. and discusses her current role on The ITMC] MOVIE: "Moonwalker" Concert headstrong sch o o l teacher in a W e lsh ntin- 5 “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure (Onon) (g) Saved by the Bell (CC). Deusenborg Museum 5:00PM ® A-Team Golden Girls." (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) lootaae concept videos and a retrospec- ?ng m w ^ rlfu s e s to allow >'®'P'"® ,11) MOVIE: The Magnificent Seven' A 6 “Her Alibi” (Warner) GRADE: *1-2 gg Greatest Sports Legends lA&E] Jennie A drama focusing on Jen T e o^ areer make up this video por­ forfeit his Oxford scholarship ^ g^g WAR PARTY (R) Terrific subject, terrible [ L IF E ] E/R nie Jerome (Lee Remick), an American girl band of gunfighters is hired J* 7.“Cousins” (Paramount) (36) Daily Mixer trait of pop superstar Michael Jackson M^- Hepburn. Ian Saynor, Bill Fraser. 1979 [MAX] MOVIE; 'King Solomon's who conquers Victonan society Mexican town from outlaws. ^rynner. chaelJackson,JoePescil988RatedNM 8 “SkinDeep” (Media)^^ movie. One hundred years after d?) W all Street W eek (CC). M ines' A safari searches for a missing ex­ nes Lord Randolph Churchill. (60 m in ) Part Ell Wallach, Steve McQueen 1960 [CNN] W aging Peace (R) plorer who tried to find a diamond rnine (In Stereo) IDISI MOVIE: "Son of Flubber" An inven- 9. “Mississippi Burning” (Onon) were slaughtered by the cavalry at Milk ^ v e r [CNN] College Football Preview 1 of 7 C18) Can You Beal Baldness? Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr, Richard [USA] Miami Vice twe professor creates an anti-gravity va­ 10. “Working Oirl” (CBS-Fox) Mont., the mayor of economically atling Bingw [DIS] Edison Tw ins (In Stereo) [CNN] On the Menu (24) International Cooking School Carlson. 1950. 7 :30PM ® Jeopardy! (CC) por emailed flubber. Fred MacMurray. Nancy 11 .“Fetch Lives” (MCA) decides to stage a re-enactment, using ^ [ESPN] Gameday (60 min ) ■ [DIS] Sw iss Family Robinson (R) (57) Julia Child and More Company; Buf­ Olson Keenan Wynn 1963. Rated G. [U SA] Hollywood Insider (R) ® K a te 8i A h ie (CC). 12. “Major League” (Paramount) the local reservation and white men from the town. 1 2:00PM CD College Football: Ten­ IHBOl MOViE; Moonstruck' (CC) Nor fet Dinner [LIFE] H e a rtB e a t 1:30PM (2g Joy of Painting (R) man Jewison's Oscar-winning tale of a we g g T h e W o k nessee at Alabama (CC) (3 hrs., 30 min ) [A&E] CliH From the Hip Singer V''” ITMC] MOVIE; Platoon Leader" During 13. “'The ‘Burbs” (MCA) Z i the fake batUe turns into r real one as one of dowed Brooklyn bookkeeper "^o laHs in (Live) g g High School Football; Waterford vs. chard performs his hits at London s H g2) As Schools Match W its vJtnam War a stalwart Americari 14 “The January Man” (CBS-Fox) the participating whites — a bigot packing S to n in g to n (3 h r s ) love with her fiance s 'f°(j podrome Guests Elton John and Billy CD Paid Programming las Cage. Olympia Dukakis. 1987 Rated m Superboy Superboy a"aF 15'.“Cyborg” (Warner) with^ real bullets — is killed .^p (3g Adventures in Space In this episode Ocean, (60 min.) (R) w h o 's transform ed into a pow erful m an af enemy lines. ------( D B a re tta PG (In Stereo) 1 98 8 Rated Sonny Crowkiller (Billy Wirth). a descendant of die profiles of tost pilots and astronauts, the [CNN] N e w s w a tc h ter a heart transplant Lyons, Michael De Lorenzo. 16.“The Land Before Time (MCA) (11) RollerGam es exploration of other planets through space [LIFE] Spenser. For Hire chief in the original skirmish Convmc^ to t [TM C] MOVIE: The House on Carroll (40; Odd Couple R fin Stereo) 17 “Dangerous Liaisons” (Warner) g g College Football: Syracuse at Rut­ probes and manned missions. Host Leon­ MOVIE: 'Paramedics' A belliger (MAX] Street'* Against the backdrop of the (5?) Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) 9 :3 0 P M Qg 101 ways to Get Cash 18. “The Best of Eddie Murphy: Saturday ig “nothing’s changed in a hundred years, and to t g e rs (3 hrs.) (Live) ard Nimoy (2 hrs.) Part 2 of 2. ent boss and a violent gang war compli McCarthy era of the 1950s, a magazine [A&E] Eagle and the Bear (R) From the Government gg MOVIE: Allan Quatermain and the (4g College Football. Delaware at M as­ cate life for two freewheeling ambulance photographer uncovers ® P'°* Live” (Paramount) they will be blamed for the violence. Sonny and his ( ) g® Empty Nest (CC) Harry s Lost City of Gold' Quatermain and his s a c h u s e tts (2 hrs.) (Live) drivers. George Newbern, Chnstopto Nazi war criminals into the LJni'eP States [CNN] Sports Saturday 22 inq recurring dream fo rce s him to enlist the 19. “The Dream Team” (MCA) buddies go on the lam. . bride-to-be discover a lost civilization McDonald, Javier Grajeda 1988 Rated Kelly McGiihs, Jeff Daniels. 1987 Rated [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday [ESPN] College Football; Auburn at gang's help in determining its meaning. (In 20. “Jacknife” (HBO) And so does the movie, as it *nto a ^ m - w hile searching for the adventurer s long^ PG-13. (In Stereo) PG (In Stereo) [LIFE] Day by Day F lo rid a S ta te (3 hrs.) (Live) lost brother. Richard Chamberlain. Sharon ITMC] MOVIE: 'They Live' A rough Stereo) plctely predictable good Indians vs. bad white pos^ [USA] Murder, She W rot6 ® Paradise (CC) Ethan fears Stone, James Earl Jones. 1987. [U SA ] W erewolf (In Stereo) and-tumble drifter stumbles across an al­ 8'OOPM gg Behind the Horoscope Copyright 1989, Billboard Publications, Inc. he may lose Amelia when her scouttdrel of shoot-’em-up. It certainly doesn’t help that the g o ^ ien plot to infiltrate and control mankind 5:30 PM ® 101 Ways to Get Cash (81) Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled; a new (g) ALF (CC) 2:00PM ® A ir w o lf a husband returns after a long absence Reprinted with permission. guys are callow young dudes who tdk in Iotc Roddy Piper, Meg Foster, Keith David From the Government !^panese treatment reputed to cure vao (2g Gentle Doctor; Veterinary Medicine with news that he sold the bank (60 min.) macho-ese. As Skitty (Kevin Dillon). Sonny s t o t (VlJ C H iP s 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) (24) Victory Garden (CC). lous types of cancer and strains ot flu. (R) (2g Police Story , t2g MOVIE; 'Yor. the Hunter From the (R) (In Stereo) (In Stereo) buddy, says during an intense moment in a shoot­ ® C o lle g e Foo»|>s|!| (26) Record Guide m (40) W orld Series Baseball; San Fran- go) Black Perspective Future' After a nuclear holocaust, a heroic 3:30PM [CNN] This W eek in Japan caveman must battle prehistoric creatures. ern Cal at Notre Dame (CC) (3 hrs , 30 (57) This Old House (CC) (In Stereo) ^ c o Giants at Oakland A's (CC) Game out: T could kill for a pack of M arltoo L i^ts (3g MOVIE; 'DetourtoTerror' A tour bus [MAX] MOVIE: Pumpkinhead' A Reb Brown, Corinne Clery, John Steiner, m in.l (Live) [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday (R) SIX if necessary (3 hrs . 30 min.) on its w ay to Las V e g a s hijacked and the M Emmet Walsh docs one of h i s ^ f . d l (40) College Football: Teams to Be vengeful father invokes a ,f,®. passengers are left stranded in the deserr 1983. [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater (D MOVIE: "Madigan" The work of a Announced (CC) (3 hrs , 30 min.) (Live) mon to hunt down and destroy the VOU'P® codeer numbers as the posse leader, and American O.J. Simpson, Arte Johnson, Anne Fran- (2® MOVIE: 'The Blue Dulac' The Saint W w York detective is brilliant, but his eth­ X accidentally killed his son Lance Hen- rnust steal a priceless sapphire necklace in 6:00PM ® A -T e a m ics are questionable Richard Widmark, Indfan Movement co-founder Deimis CIS. 1980. g g Crazy for Food: Kansas City (R) nksen, Jeff East, John DiAquino. 1988 order to bring an extortionist to justice. Si­ (30) PGA Golf: W alt Disney-Oldsinobile Clg Learn to Play the Piano Overnight Henry Fonda, Inger Stevens 19ob Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) Rated• R (In Stereo) MANCHESTER in a small role, but the leads are suff. Huron In mon Dutton, John Astin. Sabine Naud go) W a r o f th e W o r ld s A lie n s spearhead a (11) Friday the 13th: The S e rie s A EAST MAMirv,»nt/ Classic Final round from Walt Disney O -O O H IV l ® Saturday Night With UA ntaatars East — Hon^. I dian Billy Wirth (“The Lost Boys”) is attracuve. dg Doctor Who 1989. World in Fla. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (LiveJ cam paign to attract new follow e rs w ith the b sychic s t L is an antique hearing aid tha s 10:00PM Buster's Pub & o Connie Chung (CC) Scheduled; life in cap^ Shrunk the Kids (PG) S a t^ ^ ® dJ) MOVIE; In the Custody <>f Stran­ g4) Creative Painting W ith Jackie Shaw help of a devout m inister w h o s turned into (he cause of several deaths. (60 min ) (In yyhen Harry Mot Sally.^ Sut he’s not much of an actor. Neither, m this f5'7) Am ish Cooking From Quiit Country uvity for Terry Anderson, the longest held 2. 4:15 7. 9)20 — Lethal Weapon 2 gers' The problems of the luvenile judicial a m^ade worker (60 min ) (In Stereo) Stereo) 7:30, 9:30, midnight; Sun /.JU, (Rl (R) (In Stereo) American hostage in Beirut, '®®' (R) t o t and Sun 2:15, 4 7:15.3)^- vehicle, is Kevin Dillon, who pouts more tlm his fystem are dramatized Martin Sheen. 9^30. 2 (38) MOVIE: 'Terror Among Us' Five ',22) N e w s (Live) (18) Focus on You timony from former hostages the Rev — When Harry Met Sally-;-(F Jane Alexander. Emilio Estevez. 198J [CNN] Y o u r M o n e y SlioiMcase Cinema 1-10 — ^ > brother Matt, and without t o latter s ^^w young women are threatened by a paroled Benjamin Weir, the Rev Lawrence Jenco and Sun 235, ^)^' College Football Scoreboard (24) DeGrassi Junior High (CC) (20' S le d g e H a m m e r! ol Love (R) Sat 12-'5. 2)35. 4.55. Z This message-action film rnakes some lA&E] MOVIE: 'The Song Remains the rapist Don Meredith, Sarah Purcell, Jenni [ESPN] David Jacobson and Marcel Fontaine. (60 Rocky Horror Pictur® Show (H) Sat Sam e' Led Zeppelin is featured in concert (2g Fugitive (22; (30) 227 (CC) Lester, piqued by Mary 7:15. 9:50. 12:10; Suit 12.15. 2.35^ n for Salt. 1981 ® Knight Rider w he^ he locks him out, spends 'he "ight mm I (In Stereo) The Fabulous midnlghL - Cytorg (R) ^ about how its young protagonists need to regain and in fantasy images based on their mu­ 4:00PM 4;55. 7;15, 9:50. X (|1) MOVIE: 'Dead of W inter' The pros­ (30) N e w s Sat 12:10, 2:25, night — Young Einstein (PG) Sat m (lg Light His Fire with wild guys Dylan and Travis. (In ® N e w s Baker Boys (R) ito u ty . U L i . om thb sic. 1976. pect of work brings a struggling actress to (38) Hersey's Hollywood midnight on go) MOVIE; Howling II... Your Sister Is Stereo) [li) USA Tonight 4- 45 7 05, 9:25, 1V.45; Sun 12.10, H media-celebrity theme that was so popular in th [CNN] N o w a d a y a remote country mansion for a most unu­ (5g Make Yourself at Home m a Werewolf' An intrepid trio travels to (2g World War I 5- 10 7 40, 10:10. — Black RamV E R(R) N O N ^ sual audition, Mary Steenburgen, Roddy 0 g Go for Your Dreams la t 12-20 2:45. 5:10, 7:40, 10:10. 70 late ’60s and ’70s. But most of the film is v c^ [DIS] Z o rro Transylvania with the intention of destroy (61) Star Trek (26) High School Football; W aterford vs. Cine 1 * 2 — When Harry Met Mcbowall, Jan Rubes 1986 g g g® Hunter Captain Devane rnay unk^ r^-2i f ^ n 12:20, 2:45. 5:10, 7|^ . primiuve drama. It makes you wonder: Why didn t [LIFE] Lifetime News Update inq the queen of the werewolves^ Christo- fA&E] Yellow River A Japanese/ Stonington (3 hrs.) |RI Sally... (R) S a l and Sun 4:30, 7:10. Henry Fonda: The Man and His nowmglv be linked to the death of an Irish 10-10. — Fat Man and Little to y m [DiS] “ Annie McEnroe, Reb Brown Lhinesi crew sets out on a breathtaking 9;2o. — Honey 1 Shrunk the Kids Uie moviemakers just give the money to y spent to [USA] Dance Party USA (60 min.) pher Lee (38) NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Cal­ terrorist (60 mm ) (In Stereo) M ovies A retrospective of Henry Fonda's (R) S at 12:05. 2 30 , 5, 7^:30 10:05. (TO) t o t and Sun 1:30. — Lethal 1985 journey (60 min.) (R) gary Flam es (2 hrs , 30 min.) (Live) > the Indians, and spare us all? GRADE:* 1 2:30PM (3) Paid Programming ]ife: includes film clip s from "The Farmer (fj) M an Houston 12 -20; Sun 12:05, 2:30. 5. 7_30, Wbapon 2 (R) Fri-Sun 9:30. — r Takes a Wife" through "On Golden gX iijg Mnmzvic. O V IE The Mophisto Wa tz A [CNN] N e w s w a tc h (g-i) Cops The Multnomah Sheriff's depart­ . q -OB — Halloween 5: The Kissyfur (CC) failed musician comes under the influence [CNN] CNN News Turner & Hooch (TO) tot and Sun p Pond " (60 min ) (R) ment rnakes a drug bust: a young prosti­ Revenge ol Michael Myers Sat of a famous pianist who, like his daughter, [DIS] Here's Boomer 1 3;20% 25, 7:50, 9:55,1 V.50; Sun 2, 4:15. 7. New home video (24j M a k e Y o u rs e lf a t H o m e tute IS arrested (R) (In Stereo) (HBOl Billy Crystal; Midnight Train to on [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd IS a Satanist. Alan Alda, Jacqueline Bisset, E q u a lize r tv What About Women [USA] Moscow (CC) Comic Billy Crystal gives a 1 3-20 5:25, 7:50. 9:55. - Look THE MIGHTY QUINN (R) CBS (CC). lA&E] Living Dangerously kayakers Barbara Parkins. 1971. f i - 1 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE; Howling ill' stand-up performance and scripted vig­ viho's Talking (PG-13) WILL1MANT1C [CNN] E v a n s 8. N o v a k [U SA] MOVIE; 'Sorry, Wrong Number' Iravel the Paucartambo B™®'®‘ This tropical thriller takes place in a generic Carib­ g4) Julia Child and More Company ° jln e d in Progress A scientist discovers a nettes set m the fascinating world of the 3:10. 5:15, 7:25, 9:30. 11^ 5 Bun U.A. The Cinemas — Look A bedridden millionairess fears for her life ruvian A n d e s to the A m azon basin of Peru & [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet tribe of marsupial-like werewolves I'V'Pg Soviet Union. (90 mm.) (In Stereo) 12*50 3:10, 5:15, 7:25, 9:30. Who's Talking (PG-13) tot and Sun bean comitry (actually Jamaica.) b ^ after overhearing a m urder plot on the tele­ C3g MOVIE: Trapped Beneath the Sea (60 min.) Part 1 of 2 12-30, 2:45, 5. 7:10, 9 3 0 . — An In­ [ESPN] College Football: Teams to Be Four men are trapped in a mini-sub witn a rem ote region of Australia B®rry O n o, [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Gross Anatomy S n t o g to a l police chief (Denzel Washington), phone Loni A n derson . Carl W eintraub, Hal [CNN] P rim e N e w s 2:50. 5:05. 7:20, 9:35. 1 1 -55. Sun nocent Man (R) tot and Sun noon Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) their oxygen running out. Lee J^^ L o d d . Imogen Annesley, Max Fairchild. (CC) (R) Holbrook. 1989. (In Stereo) [HB01 MOVIE: "Memories of Me' (CC) 12:40. 2:50, 5 05 , 7:20, 9;35^ 2 30 , 4:55, 7 3 0 , 9:45. — S to of h?s toyhood chum (Robert Townsend) now [LIFE] E sq u ire : A b o u t M e n . fo r W o m e n Martin Balsam, Joshua Bryant. 19/4. Rated PG-13. [USA] Hitchhiker (In Stereo) After suffering a mild coronary, a young Parenthood (PG-13) Sat 1:M, 4:15, Love (R) S a l and Sun 12)15. 2-3|, s> susoSd of murdering a visitmg white ITMC] MOVIE: 'The Milagro Beanfield 2:1 0PM [CNN] Healthweek (R) (57) Victory Garden (CC). 6:30PM (ig A n u s h k a suJ^eon travel to L A to reconcile ^s e 10:30PM ® Benny Hill 7 10 , 9:40, 12:05; Sun 1:30, 4.15 4:55, 7.15. 9 3 5 . — Next ot Km (R) W ar' The irrigation of a small plot of land ggTravelin' Gourmet (R) 7-10 9-40 — An Innocent Man (H) tot and Sun noon, 2 )25, 4)45, 7:10, hu incsSo t the chief’s estranged wife (luscious 2:30PM (61) MOVIE: The Stepfather' A teen-ag^ gg go) NBC News lationship with his ather, B'"V ^rys aL til) Monsters A deceased TV star returns >45 raises ten sio n s betw een a Chicano farmer, Alan King, JoBeth Williams 1988 Rated 9:40. — Black Plain (R) Sat ^ d gf) W oodwright's Shop becomes suspicious of her mother s no Sa.noon,2:15 435 7. 9.2a 00 Shprvl iSTRalph). a voodoo-practicing with (Es- his neighbors and New Mexico land devel­ (S ) R a m o n a from the dead to visit an obsessed fan to n noon, 2:30. 5. 7:30. 10. — Hal- $0 husband, a man whose vision of the pe PG-13. (In Stereo) opers Chick Vennere, Soma Braga, Ruben [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Klensch (R) (24) Liqhthouses of New England A nos- lowean 5: Tha Revenge ot Micha^ S .c ? R o W S a cache ot $10,000 bills. In olhc, feet family leads to violence. Terry (3g W KRP in Cincinnati SixtTw 'nlR) 'Sai 12:^ 3, |'^ . [LIFE] C a g n e y 8. U c e y Part 1 of 2 TaTigic look at N ew England lighthouses ^ Lie th S ’e are enough colorful charactes and set- Blades. 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) [HBO] Nature Watch (CC) The rock O'Quinn, Jill Schoelen, Shelley Hacx (57) Bradshaw on; The Family M 5 , 10, 12:15; Sun 12:40, 3, 5 3 0 . Myers (R) Sat and Sun 12 :45, 2:55, a ptarmigan, an arctic bird that survives in [MAX] MOVIE; Club Paradise' Forced 5 3 5 . 7:1 a 9 3 5 . 1 :00PM f f i M O V IE . T h e W ild G e e s e ' 1987 735 '. 10. conditions that would kill a human. (R) [CNN] P in n a c le into retirement after a serious 'n|ur^ Continued.. 1 A band of m ercenaries attem p ts an irnpos- [A&E] E c h o e s Life in a sm all Irish ^ a s id e [DIS] Teen Win, Lose or Draw cago firem an tries to save a run-dow n Car for less than inspired plot. G R A D E .**! Z sible task in AFrica. Richard Burton. Roger [LIFE] W hat's Up, Dr. Ruth? Part 2 of 2. town during the 1950s. Clare O Bn Moore, Richard Harris. 1978 [MAX] MOVIE. My Best Friend Is a * * ^ [TMC] Short Film Showcase Continued.. CD Airwolf 3:00PM ® Knight Rider good. * * — fair, * — POor. Q^j) Incredible Hulk Sunday TV, Turntable Tips Saturday TV, Lee is looking Hot singles and discusses her current role on " I he [U S A ] Cartoon Express MUFFIN MAW l.“Miss You Much” Janet Jackson (A&M) and the civilians who operated them. (R) ( D ® News Golden Girls." (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 8:30AM (B Europainter 2 “Sowing the Seeds of Love” Tears For Fears (g ) M OVIE: 'The Beguiled' The presence ( D Freddy's Nightmares A couple s pos­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds (33) ERA Real Estate Showcase A frightened (Fontana) to make it back sessions are svyitched with someone who II- Nerds in Paradise' (CC) More indigni­ of a wounded Union soldier in a Southern (3® Choices We Face Teddy Dollison 3. “Listen To Your Heart” Roxette (EMI) girls school creates emotional turmoil as has a gruesome hobby: a young woman ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda §® Daffy Duck (Brian Bonsall, teachers and students compete for his at­ becomes involved in a murderous love Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder­ 4. “Cover Girl” New Kids on the Block (Colum- tentions. Clint Eastwood, Geraldine Page, triangle. (60 min.) (In Stereo) dale fraternity convention. Robert Carra- (g) Search r.) tearfully tells his dine Curtis Armstrong, Larry B. Scott. By Joe Edwards Elizabeth Hartman. 1971. (ID MOVIE: 'Wolfen' A New York City (g ) Robert Schuller policeman fa­ 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) “Love In An Elevator” Aerosmith (Geffen) The Associated Press [ESPN ] College Football Scoreboard detective confronts American Indian mys­ ther (John Shea) ticism when he investigates a series of (g ) Gidget 6. “Dr. Feelgood” Motley Crue (Elektra) (60 min.) 12:40AM [MAX] MOVIE: stir about the sexual mysterious killings. Albert Finney, Diane Crazy' Two down-on-their-luck New [A & E ] Battle Une 7. “It’s No Crime” Babyface (Solar) NASHVILLE, Term. — Johnny Lee was an un­ [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Women abuse of some of Venora, Gregory Hines. 1981 Yorkers, sentenced to life in prison for a [C N N ] Evans & Novak 8 “Bust a Move” Young M.C. (Delicious Vinyl) known honky-tonk performer before his song (R) (3® Personal Power robbery they didn't commit, spend their [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents his classmates [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents days learning to cope and plotting to es­ — Gold (More than 5(X),000 singles sold.) “Lookin’ for Love” from the movie “Urban Cow­ d® dS) Saturday Night Live Host: Kath­ [E S P N ] Jimmy Ballard: The Fundamen­ at the day care cen­ 11 ;00PM ® News (CC) leen Turner. Musical guest: Billy Joel. (90 cape. Gene Wilder, Richard Pryor, Georg 9. “When I See You Smile” Bad English (Epic) boy” climbed the charts. . Stanford Brown. 1980. Rated R. tal Golf Swing (R) ter, in "Do You (X) Barney Miller min.) (In Stereo) [HBO] Encyclopedia: The "F" Volume Know the Muffin 10. “Rock Wit’cha” Bobby Brown (MCA) His stardom, though, was merely a blink in time. ( B USA Today Senior citizens (33) Cheers (CC). (24) Just for Laughs 1 :00 AM (CC). (In Stereo) Man?" The CBS His career, finances and personal life all plunged, working in day-care centers. (18) Can You Beat Baldness? [CNN] Sports Tonight [L IF E ] Self-Improvement Guide movie airs SUN­ and now he’s trying to regain some of what he lost. [ESPN ] SportsCenter @® Remote Control Top LPs dS) Freddy's Nightmares A couple s pos­ 8:45AM [T M C ] m o v ie : 'Murphy s DAY. OCT. 22. He has a 10-album contract with Curb Records. sessions are switched with someone who [HBO] MOVIE: Running Scared' (CC) ®9 Friday the 13th: The Series A teen­ 1. “Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814” Janet age skater seeks revenge after she s at­ W ar' A WWII Irishman who, after the He’s selling another LP, “Woods & Water,” through has a gruesome hobby; a young woman Two Chicago cops are given 30 days to massacre of the crew of his ship by a Ger­ CHECK IISTINGS becomes involved in a murderous love nab a cocaine-smuggling mobster. Gre­ tacked by three classmates. (60 min.) (H) Jackson (A&M) TV marketing. His biography, “Lookin’ for Love, man U-Boat, seeks revenge at all costs. FOR EXACT TIME triangle. (60 min.) gory Hines, Billy Crystal, Steven Bauer. (In Stereo) Peter O'Toole, Sian Phillips, Philippe 2. “Girl You Know It’s True” H^lh Vamlh (Ans- has just been published by Diamond Books. ® Friday the 13th: The Series A dD (g) News 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Noiret. 1971. Rated PG. ta) — Platinum (More than 1 million units sold.) “The negative stuff is in the past, Lee smd. nsvchic steals an antique hearing aid that s d3) Trying Tim es (CC) A man finds him­ 1 2;00AM (B American Gladiators the cause of several deaths. (60 min.) (In 9:00AM (B Sunday Morning (CC). 3. “Dr. Feelgool” Motley Crue (Elektra) ‘Things are positive now. I look forward to making self on a terrrorist hit list and protected by (38) Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) Stereo) ( B Synchronal Research 1 0 : 1 0 AM [CNN] On the Menu (R) d® Dr, Fad 4. “Steel Wheels” Rolling Stones (Columbia) good records, having a family, being happy and a seductive spy. (In Stereo) (29) Smash Hits [A & E] MOVIE: 'The Corn Is Green' A (B Jetsons [CNN] NFL Preview 5. “R)rever Your Girl” I^ula Abdul (Virgin) — d6) Outer Limits headstrong school teacher in a Welsh rnin- 1 0:30AM (B inside Washington healthy and being alive.” d® MOVIE: 'Iron Chain Assassin' Re­ (33) Good Times [D IS ] Edison Tw ins (in Stereo) ® Latenight America With Dennis leased from prison after fifteen years, an ing town refuses to allow her prize pupil to ( B This Week With David Bnnkley (CC) Platinum When “Urban Cowboy,” with John Travolta and [E S P N ] NFL Gamoday (60 min.) Wholey innocent man seeks revenge on the man forfeit his Oxford scholarship. Katharine (3® Kenneth Copeland (33) Charles in Charge (CC) Buddy and his 6. “Pump” Aerosmith (Geffen) Debra Winger, came out in 1980, Lee s Lookin ®1) Comic Strip Live (60 min.) who framed him. Ti Lung, Pai Piao. 1980. Hepburn, Ian Saynor, Bill Fraser. 1979. (g ) Bugs Bunny father mend their relationship. (R) [HBO] MOVIE: Special Delivery' 7. “Hangin’ Tough” New Kids On the Block $500,000 in bank loot is stashed in a mail­ for Love” became a hit on both the country music (3® W ar of the Worlds Aliens spearhead a [L IF E ] Self-Improvement Guide d® Sesame Street (CC). [A & E ] Shortstories A young boy has a (g) MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Secret Treasure box as an ex-marine makes a frantic geta­ (Columbia) — Platinum campaign to attract new followers with the and pop charts. Another song, “Cherokee f*ddle,” unique friend in "The Red Wagon"; Julie [U S A ] MOVIE: Stuck on You' An angel g ) Frederick K. Price Edgar Rice Burrough s ape man defends way. Cybill Shepherd, Bo Svenson, Mol help of a devout minister who's turned into his jungle paradise from gold plunderers. 8. “The Seeds of Love” Tears For Fears (Fontana) Hagerty stars with Stiller and Meara in is sent to Earth to end a palimony feud. d® My Secret Identity Andrew helps a Scott. 1976. Rated PG. was also on the movie’s soundtrack LP, which sold ■'The Hustler of Money"; also, "The a miracle worker. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Irwin Corey, Virginia Penta, Albert Pia. Johnny vveissmuiiei, iviauiecn 0 SulE.an, 9. “Full Moon Ffever” Tom Petty (MCA) — terrified runaway whose life is in danger. [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 3 million copies. Swimming Pool." (60 min.) (83) Missing/Reward Stolen American 1983. John Sheffield. 1941. Platinum . He and his country buddy, Mickey Gilley, c ^ e [CNN] Capital Gang Indian paintings: collectible lunch boxes. (6® David Paul d® This Old House (CC). (R) (R) 1 :1 0AM [CNN] Travel Guide [USA] He-Man and Masters of the 10. “Skid Row” Skid Row (Atlantic) — PlaUnum [D IS] MOVIE: 'Spinout' A carefree bach­ [A&E] Living Dangerously Kayakers (5® Shining Time Station (CC). to represent country chic in their snappy cowtoy MOVIE: Evil Dead 2' (g) College Mad House elor prefers his music, fast cars and free­ travel the Paucartambo River from the Pe­ 1 :20AM [HBO] Universe hats, spiffy Western shirts and expensive cowboy Malevolent demons lay siege to a remote (13) Butiwinkle (4® Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) dom to the confinement of marriage. Elvis ruvian Andes to the Amazon basin of Peru. 1 2:00PM (B This Is the NFL Country singles boots. They appeared on TV shows such as ‘^Fan­ Presley, Shelley Fabares, Diane McBain (60 min ) Part 1 of 2 (R) woodland cabin and its human inhabitants. [A & E ] Living Dangerously Kayakers d® Square One Television (CC) (R) Bruce Campbell, Sarah Berry, Dan Hicks. travel the Paucartambo River from the Pe­ (B MOVIE: 'Honkytonk Man' With 1966 [A& E] World of Photography 1. “High Cotton ” Alabama (RCA) tasy Island,” “CHIPS,” “The Dukes of H a z z ^ and [CNN] Newsnight 1987. Rated NR ruvian Andes to the Amazon basin of Peru hopes of performing at the Grand Ole Opry, “The Fall Guy.” And Lee married actress (m^lene [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [E S P N ] Senior PGA Golf: Transamerica (60 min.) Part 1 of 3. (R) [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday an aging country singer travels the back- 2. “Ace in the Hole” George Suait (MCA) 1 :30AM (B Night Music (In Stereo) roads of America with his nephew. Clint Tilton, who portrayed Lucy Ewing on TV s Dal­ [M AX] MOVIE: They Live' A rough- Championship From Silverado, Calif. (2 [CNN] Day watch [D IS] Mouse Factory Host John Byner 3. “Bumin’ Old Memories” Kathy Mattea (Mer­ and-tumble drifter stumbles across an al­ hrs.) (Taped) CB Paid Programming portrays Donald and Goofy's employment Eastwood, Kyle Eastwood, Barry Corbin. [D IS ] Big Bird in China Big Bird and his las.” ien plot to infiltrate and control mankind [L IF E ] Leg Work Claire's housekeeper (33) War of the Worlds Kincaid and Harri­ agent. Shorts: "Inferior Decorator": "Dra­ 1982. cury) Roddy Piper, Meg Foster, Keith David sidekick. Barkely 'he dog, go to China to gon Around"; "Fire Chief. (B MOVIE: 'Attack Force Z' A special 4. “A Better Love Next Time” Merle Haggard Today, he and Gilley are hardly friends. He went wins a jackpot in Atlantic City. (60 min ) son set out to uncover the secrets sur­ search for a legendary Chinese bird they 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) rounding human cloning experiments un­ operations unit tracks down Japanese de­ saw on a scroll in New York's Chinatown [E S P N ] This W eek in Sports O^ic) ' four years without making a record. All the money 1 2:30AM OD RqllerGames dertaken by invaders. (60 min.) (In Stereo) fectors on a South Asian island. Mel Gib­ [TM C] MOVIE: Slumber Party Massa (90 min.) (R) [HBO] Not-So-Great Moments in 5. “Bayou Boys” Eddy Raven (Umvers^) he thought he made during his peak years ere ir A female rock band and their male (T) Sustaining son, John Philip Law, Sam Neill. 1981. (2® Other Side of Victory [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour Sports; Take III (CC) Highlights and low- 6. “An American Family” The Oak Ridge Boys vanished. He and Tilton divorced. They had a child. companions are stalked by a bizarre killer d® W W F Wrestling Challenge lights of sporting events including Bill (33) MOVIE: Send Me No Flowers' A during a weekend trip. Crystal Bernard, (3® That's the Spirit [HBO] MOVIE: 'Feds' (CC) Two female happily married hypochondriac, convinced Cherish Lee, 7. i, (g) Hersey's Hollywood (R) Buckner's 1986 World Series gaffe, 1973 (MCA) Jennifer Rhodes, Kimberly McArthur [CNN] Pinnacle (R) cadets attempt to graduate from Washing­ soap box derby scandal, boxer Siki s 1922 he has a short time to live, has a friend find “I lost everything except my talenu^ the 1987. Rated R (63) MOVIE: 'The Chapman Report' A ton, D.C.'s traditionally all-male FBI aca­ a new husband for his wife. Rock Hudson, 7. “Let It Be You” Ricky Skaggs (Epic) sex survey conducted by a famous psy­ [DIS] Henry Fonda: The Man and His victory over George Carpentier. [USA] MOVIE: The Malibu Bikini demy. Rebecca DeMornay, Mary Gross, Doris Day, Tony Randall. 1964. 8. “Yellow Roses” Dolly Parton (Columbia) year-old singer said. “I never saw a dime. chologist touches the lives of four typical Movies A retrospective of Henry Fonda s Shop' Two brothers, one a beach bum and Ken Marshall. 1988 Rated PG-13 (In [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Lee has since remarried, to Deb Lee in Novem­ suburban women. Efrem Zimbalist Jr, Jane life includes film clips from "Ttie Farmer g Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 9. ‘Til Love Comes Again” Reba McEntire the other a college grad, inherit a beach­ Takes a Wife " through "On Golden Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Living Free' This sequel Fonda 1962. g MOVIE: 'Once Is Never Enough' Dan (MCA) . _ . ber 1986. That marriage was a year after he front bikini boutique Michael David Pond " (60 min.) (R) [L IF E ] Physicians' Journal Update (R) to "Born Free " covers the adventures en­ August puts his life on the line Burt Rey­ [CNN] Evans & Novak (R) released “Keep Me Hanging On,” his last album Wright. Bruce Greenwood, Barbra Horan [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Born Free' A Kenyan countered in moving Elsa's three cubs to a nolds Susan Oliver, Jan-Michael Vincent. 10. “It’s Just a Matter of Time” Randy Travis 2:00AM (B Home Shopping Spree game preserve. Susan Hampshire, Nigel 1986. [DIS] Conversation With Betty White game warden and his wife raise an or­ 1970. (Warner Bros.) until this fall’s “New DirecUons.” (CC) Actress Betty White reminisces (3® Chae Vfsual Davenport, Geoffrey Keen 1972. Rated G. 1 1 ;30PM CS Entertainment This phaned lion cub until they realize they must d® Patriots Kickoff For reasons still unclear to Lee, no record com­ Week Actress Christine Lahti's new movie about her years on the "Mary Tyler Moore (2® NVR Showcase set her free to survive on her own. Virginia [TMC] MOVIE; Chattanooga Choo d® McLaughlin Group pany wanted him. "Gross Anatomy " (60 min.) (In Stereo) Show" and her marriage to Allen Ludden, McKenna, Bill Travers, Geoffrey Keene. Choo' To collect his inheritance, a man Adult singles “I felt absolutely useless,” he said. My di^ity 1966 must restore the famous tram and make g Charlie's Angels 1. “Don’t Know Much” Linda Ronstadt & Aaron one final run from Pennsylvania Station. g Meet the Press (CC). was taken away. I just worked jobs at clubs here 9:30AM (B 'TII Help Arrives George Kennedy, Barbara Eden, Joe Na- Neville (Elektra) . and there — did whatever I could do. It was quite (B Bugs, Daffy and Friends math 1984. Rated PG (5® Innovation 2. “Healing Hands” Elton John (MCA) (33) Benson [USA] Cartoon Express [A&E] MOVIE: 'Mephisto' An overly devastating for a while.” Sunday, Oct. 22 ambitious actor rises to the top of his pro­ 3. “Cherish” Madonna (Sire) Lee was a nightclub singer in the Houston (g) Archies 1 0:45AM (5® Jewish Life fession by embracing the concepts of Nazi 4. “Call It Love” Pbco (RCA) Germany. Klaus Maria Brandauer, Krys- when he was chosen to sing “Lookin’ for Love in S® Meet the Press (CC). 1 1 :00AM (B Face the Nation 5. “Everything But My Pride” Cutting Crew (Vir­ Lundgren 198b. Hated PG. (In Stereo) (3® Inside Fitness tyna Janda. 1981, (Subtitled) ( B Vista (B Three Stooges the “Urban Cowboy” movie. 6; 00 AM CD Spread a Little Sunshine 7:00AM 7:30AM (B America's Black Forum (g) Lassie (CC) Lassie becomes critically [CNN] Newsday gin) “Everybody related to it,” he said. “It s a niean- Breakthrough (33) Incredible Hulk 6. “When I Looked at Him” Expose (Arista) (?) Sustaining (B CB 8th Day ill when she's trapped in an unventilated [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: ingful, simple song. To this day, everyone sUll (33) Christopher Closeup (T ) Point of View car C3® David Paul The Feather Farm A couple of cowboys 7. “You Got It” Simply Red (ElekU'a) CB Sunday Mass try to help two Boston ladies with their (3® 101 Ways to Get Cash From the (33) Larry Jones (4® National Geographic Jane Goodall re­ f2® Real to Reel 8. “Get On Your Feet” Gloria Estefan (Epic) knows the words to that song. , (3d Frederick K. Price ostrich stock. (60 min.) (R) Government cords primate behavior within a chimpan­ (24) Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) He followed it with hit records such as Une in a (3® (26) Divine Plan fl8) W illiams TV zee reserve on Lake Tanganyika. (60 min ) [LIFE] Physicians' Journai Update (R) 9. “Listen to Your Heart” Roxette (EMD (g) Insight / Out (2® Synchronal Research (26) It's Your Business Million,” “Pickin’ Up Strangers,” “You ve 120) Miracle Faith Outreach d® Long Ago 8< Far Away: The Silver [M AX] MOVIE: 'Animals Are Beautiful 10. “If I Could Turn Back Time” Cher (Geffen) d® ® Dick Van Dyke C3® Real Estate Showcase Heard a Heart Break” and “Yellow Rose, which (22) James Kennedy (22) Day of Discovery Cornet (CC) People' The daily activities of Africa s wild d® Mama's Family Mama believes the animals. Narrated by Paddy O'Byrne also was the theme song for the former TV series. [A & E ] Signature ^0) It's Your Business [C N N ] Your Money (2® Dr. D. Jam es Kennedy man she has fallen for is a criminal 1974. Rated G. Compact discs [D IS ] You and Me, Kid (38) Kenneth Copeland [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Jay John­ But he had trouble getting money he felt was due @® Celebrate d® DeGrassi Junior High (CC). [USA] All-American Wrestling [E S P N ] Pro Footbali Team Arm Wres­ (4® Jimmy Swaggart stone is host. 1. “Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814” Janet him from his career. An associate who was Im - [CNN] Big Story tling From Las Vegas (63) MOViE: Hey There, It's Yogi Bear' NFL Today (63) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera [U S A ] Mr. Magoo (CC) Animated. Yogi comes out of winter hiber­ 1 2:30PM (B Jackson (A&M) dling money Lee earned from performing told him [L IF E ] Frederick K. Price [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [A & E ] Charters and Caldicott (60 min.) nation and hunts for food which leads him g g NFL Live 2. “Crossroads” Tracy Chapman (Elektra) f S the money had been deposited in safe accounts, but [ESPN ] Bodyshaping 1 0:00AM (B Action Newsmakers [M A X ] MOVIE: The Law vs. Billy the Part 3 of 6 to search for Cindy Bear Voices by Daws (g ) On the Record Kid' After avenging the death of a friend, CB Steampipe Alley 3. “Stecl Wheels” Rolling Stones (Columbia) when Lee tried to get his money back he was un­ [CNN] Daybreak 8:00AM CB New England Sunday Butler, Don Messick, Julie Bennett. 1964 (4® Spotlight on Government the infamous gunslinger faces lawman Pat (33) Gimme a BreakI 4. “The Seeds of Love” Tears For Fears (Fontana) able to do so. He hired lawyers to try to get the Garrett. Scott Brady. Betta St. John, Alan [D IS] Welcome to Pt»h Corner CB Larry Jones [A&E] Red Dynasty (R) (5® Firing Line: VVhat's Up to Date in (3® Jimmy Swaggart 5. “Girl You Know It’s True” Milli Vanilli (Aris­ money, but legal fees mounted and he finally could Hale Jr. 1954 (B Bugs, Porky and Friends [D IS ] Teen W in, Lose or Draw Missouri on Abortion? [ESPN ] SportsCenter (g ) T and T (CC) Havoc reigns when ta) afford them no longer. He gave up. 6:1 0AM [CNN] Healthweek (R) [HBO] Tales of Washington Irving Ani­ (1® Williams TV [ESPN ] Sports Reporters [CNN] Science and Technoiogy Week Amy's car is stolen. (R) (In Stereo) Featured: X-ray lithography, a now way to 6. “Pump” Aerosmith (Geffen) “I was ready to get on with my life and start over. mated. Two of the famous American wri­ C20) Porky Pig [LIFE] Cardiology Update 6:1 SAM (33) Oavey & Goliath (2® Chalice of Salvation (Live). make computer chips. (R) 7. “Fbrever Your Girl” Paula Abdul (Virgin) ter's classics, "The Legend of Sleepy Hol­ (2® Sunday Today [U S A ] Jem That’s what I had to do, start over,” he said. 6:30AM (B Captain Bob low " and "Rip Van Winkle, " are (24) Mister Rogers (CC). [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR Win­ 8. “Dr. Feelgood” Motley Crue (Elektra) presented (60 min ) (R) C24) Sesame Street (CC) 1 1 :1 0AM [CNN] Travel Guide (R) ston Cup A .C . Delco 500 From Rock ' He and Gilley went their separate w ^ s under (~9) It's Your Business (26) In Touch @® Miracles Today With Oral Roberts ingham, N.C. (4 hrs.) (Live) 9. “A Collection: Greatest Hits...and More” strained circumstances, Lee said, because Guley ap­ [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide d® Sacrifice of the Mass 1 1 :30AM (B Insport ClJ) At the Movies (R) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Shoot to Kill' (CC) An Barbra Streisand (Columbia) [USA] Calliope (g) [LIFE] World Tomorrow parently felt Lee didn’t support him in his own 0® d® Twin Star Productions (g) Monsters Today Eddie changes his (B Better Your Home FBI agent enlists the aid of a Pacific Nor­ (4® Robert Schuller image, much to his parents' disapproval, 10. “Full Moon Fever” Tom Petty (MCA) legal battles. ., d® Outdoors Unlimited 7:05AM [T M C ] m o v ie : The Blue (1® Connecticut Beat thwest mountain guide to capture a killer “I still think the world of Mickey, Lee smd. I Bird' Two children embark on a magical (57) Sesame Street (CC). (R) d® Mister Rogers (CC). (R) (2® W KRP in Cincinnati holding the guide's girlfriend hostage^ Sid­ (3® Ring Around the World search for the elusive bluebird of happi­ ney Poitier, Tom Berengor, Kirstie Alley [A&E] Journey to Adventure (63) Fame (g) Julia Child and More Company love him like a brother. But I’ve called him (3® Alice ness. Jane Fonda, Elizabeth Taylor, Todd 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) [CNN] Daybreak [A & E ] Global AHair numerous times and he’s never returned my calls. (61) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) Lookinland 1976 Rated G. (In Stereo) (g) Wall Street Journal Report Copyright 1989, Billboard Publications Inc. [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! [E S P N ] Scholastic Sports America High 1 :00PM (B Magnum, P.l. I’m a little let down with him. It hurts me to think [A&E] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. 7:15AM [MAX] MOVIE. Rocky IV eg) World Tomorrow Reprinted with permission. [ESPN ] Running and Racing school sports. 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[E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) believes Elvis appeared to R®/ '^e form Writer revisits [L IFE ] Cardiology Update (R) of a sweat stain on Al s shirt. (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) Sunday TVp continu^ fT M C ] MOVIE; 'Platoon Leader' During [A & E ] Echoes Gerry declares his love for [TMC] MOVIE: 'Ping Pong' A London the Vietnam War, a stalwart American Clare. (60 min.) Part 2 of 4 (R) lawyer of Chinese ancestry is assigned to lieutenant leads his men in battle behind exewte the specific c®®/*'*'®®® ® I.®®' Tost continent’ Focus/Books [C N N ] W eek in Review enemy lines. Michael Dudikoff, Robert F^ taurateur's will. Lucy Sheen. David Yip. loends or lovers. Rob Reiner, Penny Mar- [D IS ] Best of Spike Jor.es Bandleader Michael De Lorenzo. 1988. Rated 1986. Rated PG. shall 197U1978 p 17^1 Spike Jones and his CitV Slickers are fea­ C22J NFL R. (In Stereo) C57J Masterp'^ce Theatre^S^ „ ^ tured In this collection of ®''P® '7,'^ 1 1 :30PM ® Magnum. 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(In (2'4) Connecticut Newswee ® MOVIE; ln^he?r 7:1 5 P M [ESPN] NFL Primetime (60 wanted to tell the good folks of Britain something C57)(57) Travel Magazine «V»aga-n. thwest mountain guide to capture a k^ler Stereo) r2g MOVIE; 'Yor, **’ 7 ” 'j'"crust, a heroic liolding the guide's girlfriend h°®'® ®^Sid- Future' Aher a huele creatures min.) 9 (2g Hot Shot Bowling (60 mm.) about America. . , „ b l e s s in g s . By Bclva Plain. Delacorte. 340 Olivia Newton-John, btocxaiu 7 : 3 0 P M ® 101 Ways to Get Cash ney Poitier, Tom Berenger, Kirstie Alley In doing so. the Dcs Moines "^uve wh° now Brown:^ Corinne Clerv, John Steiner (22) d® George Michael's Sports Mach­ [A&E] World War I (R) From the Government 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) lives in England told Americans somethmg about [A&E] U Boheme Pucenrs 9:30PM Qg Or. Tuthlll s Focus on You ine (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (2® NBA Basketball; Boston Celtics at (24) Talking Sports With Rod Michaud ^‘*Jem?e^lS”owsky never dre^cd ^ NFL Football; ^ w York Jets at Buf P°fh 'a"te"a°ut^ur'fl^weZaker (Mirella luSA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Houston Rockets (2 hrs., 30 min ) (Live) (24) Butterflies W o Bills (3 hrs ) (Live) §8) Jack Van Impe Presents ‘^"S?-»n*drove through 38 states in his mother’s her illegiumaie child would wa^ into her life, m ? ;t).a ‘;r30min)(lnStereo) [CNN] Sports Sunday Open House (CC) To sabsfy his nag^ “You gave birth to a girl 19 y ^ s 6:00PM ® C«) News gmg mother, Ted tells her he s married to (S) Massachusetts Council of Rabbis Chevette to compile the material for his recen y ® ) MOVIE; 'P‘« ® 7;^3c7eso rt which is [CNN] World Report [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine rogue visits a l^ |^ ® ,omantic entangle- Linda. (In Stereo) t n [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story published book. “The Lost Conunent. a™ Ste's t e n searching for more rhan a year. She 'O O P M ® Murder, She W rote (CC) r e o r t - J o j Jeonstance Forslund, 8 fH B O l 1 St 8< Ten. Do ft Again (CC) 1 Sports Tonight S M S l " ' S a n -^ h il Jessica encounters murder when car trou^ [CNN] ^ It’s a witty, insightful look into America, poking Parker finds a new quarterback at the state [HBO] Not-So Great Moments in Joan Hackett. 1979. l^e-li^Zscover ajo . - ble strands her and a fellow writer (Mike fun at cverydiing from Southerners and recreaUonal pen. (R) (In Stereo) Sports: Take III (CC) Highlights and low- Connors) at a run-down b u ^ ’ °P °""®.^ rao', Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) lights of sporting events including BiH vehicles to historical markers and his ovm ToL;'b r X l f^chard Chamberlain, Sharon by a disillusioned woman, (60 min.) (HI (in .57) Struggles tor Poland (CC)^^^^ Buckner's 1986 World Series gaffe, 973 [U S A ] Equalizer It also speaks of what Bryson enjoyed a ^ u t Stone, James Earl Jones 1987 Stereo) soap box derby scandal, boxer Siki s 1922 Church and its roie u Vatican CtT\ ft® World Series Baseball: San rran* p S such as lh= Grand C a|,y«. Z-on 08) Personal Power ^ c o Giants at Oakland A's (CC) (3ame 10:00PM ® News victory over George Carpentier. (60 mm.) rce'^ctldmaiWoitv^^^^^^^ ) USA Tonight National Park. Gettysburg, Pa., and Charleston, S.C 1986 Rated PG-13 ,ri (24) Travel Magazine seven if necessary (3 hrs., 30 min ) (Liv ) 0 5 (R) Learn to Play the Piano Overnight [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) “It was a fabulous experience.” Bryson said m m “°"What docs she want with me?" Jerane cn>s [LIFE ] Physicians' Journal Up (26) Outer Limits ( D MOVIE; 'The Blue Dulac' The Saint Og [M A X ] MOVIE; ^Hot to Tm t ^ (C(:)^An ^ s t^ te a l a priceless sapphire hecklace in f2g New Life [USA] Hollywood Insider interview. “It was something I had wanted a chance caTse o m b le m ^ M ^ Dil'oh, Cindv Fisher. order to bring an extortionist to justice. Si- m Masterpiece Theatre: Pre<='°®® 12:00AM ® MOVIE: Honkytonk to do, and almost nobody has a chance to go out Z r Dutton" John Astin, Sabine Naud. Christopher Connelly ZkZ'lZllsZifromlHSt^^^^^ SL^rUtesrs Bane (CC) Afflicted with a harelip. Prue Man' With hopes of performing at the the wildebeest, wOd 9 ,^3, live,on 1989. and see the whole country all at onc<^ . . . r_. roZ?n'TBl%rd''pG^Cs.ereo) IZ r L s ig fis herself to Grand Ole Opry, an aging ®®®®’'Y ®'®P^ [CNN] Newsdav (11) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) she attracts a weaver s notice (60 travels the backroads of America with his In 1987, Bryson had returned to Dcs Moines fo Sd ISI M O y t^ a ^ T h e . oilie nephew. Clint Eastwood, Kyle Eastwood, 3'30PM (24) Travelin' Gourmet ol 3. (In Stereo) ir*p\ 08) Chae Visual Part 1 of 2. his father’s funeral. As he and his brolher and sister o T ov- The Next Generation (CC) Barry Corbin. 1982. t^ B e a r s peaceful world is turned ^ s ^ e (22) (3® Sister Kate (CC) (In Stereo) (26) Worldvision were reminiscing about their family iivlrin a “?i?ovS*ld w X u p in ern m HeMaw down when he adopts a (fSl Travels (CC) Profiles American comic f38l W ar of the Worlds Aliens spearhead a (D Sustaining Brvson was struck by the thought that Amcnca had lives 111 a ‘rnnor broken-down women young dragon. 198J. «ate RubyX x ' s two-week performance tour campaign to attract new followers with the 08) Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) S o m e aToreign land to him. He decided to retrace [LIFE] Internal Medicine Up [A&E] Road to W ar (R) of the Soviet Union (60 min.) Ltr'^t^etTkirrBo'ZriirsZe. (22) M *A *S *H S^*eir°"rSserable problems and their shabby ^ i l y vacauom to find out how the country had [USAl Master [CNN] Baseball '89 (2g MOVIE; 'The Purple Plain' In WWII §g Wrestling; AWA All Star Wrestling Burma a neurotic pilot's plane crashe^ 1 ® Brown's Journal fc,tZm w ?:nd"rdlngs ’bT rT r. (30) Offsides W ith The New England Pa­ -30PM K^^Sd^^ZUnd [DIS] Danger BaV (C C )^ " forcing him to fight his way to freedom *^'°He?fiance, a wealthy widower, lives in a “rather triots (60 min.) got several rejections from publishing r u n c :s hisVa'ns ,0 defect. (R) (In Stereo, with a riew sense of vaUies. Gregory Peck, grand Upper S i d e ^ j n u ” ex­ the hiissing Inspe p„bert "Wagner Win Min Than, Bernard Lee. 1955 (p ) Odd Couple houses before a small Briush pobhs^r. Seeker & Wass, David Niven, RoPeri a Festival (60 min i Part 6 of b g g MOVIE: 'The Lone Ranger and the e t ^ ^ C l 'Z Z v b a i r d a^cl"un. of '5^ Crv Hungary; A Revolution Remerri- Warburg, bought the rights for 6.000 PO^d® 1983 (6i) Tracey Ullman A Polish-Amerman Lost City of Gold' Lone Ranger and Tonto pensive suits and is a jjjg marriage will His Dream ll-^i ^ ,■„ siruaqle to bered^A 1986 documentary marking die about $10,000. It was just enough to cover Bryso ri8) Light His Fire n Z y w e d considers an 7 ® " qo after hooded riders who are murdering E ™ e^ rorr.?Sf?te““o„r^trher 'pTodZ a'^Ts^and safer automob,le^.or 30th anniversary of Hungary s . Communist revolution, recounting the ev expectant women meet in a doctor s "ndians in order to find the location o a ( P m o v i e . •S7 f;*,,';"r,fa L .^ c \Z Indian lost city of gold. Clayton Moore, Jay winning story °*®=°"r"ets from her ' B ^ r S t m t a l i r u . Joan Allen. 1988 ents of the uprising through participant ing room. (In Storeo) ^ ^ ^ c 'o f the publishers that had rejected “The Lost survivor who must |^|yn, Meryl personal memories. (60 mm.) (A&El Bob Marley & the Wallers T e Silverheels. 1958. Rated PG. (In Stereo) C o S e n t” I s Harper & Row wh^h evemual^ lZrreJ:Ze,pZM a°cNic''ol 1982 America's Most W anted Scheduled; (ly) Gene Scott [M A X I MOVIE. 'Rhubarb; A baseba [LIFE] Congestive Heart Failure; Foun­ boucht the U.S. rights for $375,COO. Harper « ^ - ....l-nlc VAlh formerpollLe o L e r Paul Bitner Anbury [A&E] Biography: Douglas \eam-Vebels when they^,;«-;erhom"a his wife, friends and Ians. (90 mm.) dations of Care wanted for robbery and assault (In Stere The General A profile of Gen. L>®®7p]^^' £ )w ’s rejection slip is in a frame hanging above .rnTpalriots^irSan « o S n a u l^ R a y Mllland, Jan Sterling, Gene ^ T [USA] Murder, She Wrote [A & E ] Biography; Douglas MacArtliur. [CNN] Headline News cArthur. including interviews wilP^®®'- are drawn from real life, and even m g ^"g^rs^TD^nve^^Broncos a, Seattle Sea- dents Hoover, Eisenhower and Kennedy Lockhart. 1951. 6 :3 0 P M ® Wheel of Fortune (CC) The General A profile of D IS l Jilting of Granny Weatherall Ger- ^"^“rthought I was writing a very small ^ k for a is predictable. Plain succeeds m creaung hawks. (3 hrs) (Live) aldme Fitzgerald stars m this ®®^®'°® ° (60 mm.) (R) 2 ; 0 0 P M ® m o v i e ; cArthur, including '"'® '''''® '7 „;^7 ,_ S (Q) Bradshaw on the Family ftg Linda Seidel dents Hoover, Eisenhower and Kennedy Kmherine Ann Porter's short story abou [CNN] World Report Briush publisher,” he said. “I thou^l I twists and turns. . Atlanta (g ) Fight Back! W ith David Horowitz nn rryaffiarch who looks b3ck on her comedy 'hv° 7 ,_eot and unlucky fool. (60 min.) plaining what America was like to Batons, ^ c n We"s"Lc"h,evBments and failures (60 mm.) [E S P N ] Auto Racing; ?rc1 * ^ :v e ° Manim BemWeite Peiers, Catlin go) ABC News (CC). [CNN] PrimeNews Grand Prix of Japan From Tokyo (2 hrs.) heard that Harper & Row bought the book, 1 (In Stereo) Adams. 1979 IH^!£&'r3*srr [CNN] Inside Business fH B O l MOVIE; 'Feds' (CC) Two female [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide [ESPN] NFL Primetime (60 mm.) thought they’d probably cut some things and Crime Stoppers 80U t n im Suoer Sense Natura' phenomena cadets attempt to 9^®'!®®'®'; ° 7 ' ^ | f a c l - [USA] Paid Programming tnn 0 C ‘s traditionally all-male FBI aca IH R O I MOVIE; 'License to Drive' Des- change all this stuff. , rr,ar!tep"£»'r“"’“" ® “U^th^'hme'romThe'end o( T m y Rebecca DeMornay, Mary Gross^ .o th i n n that he failed his driver s test, 1 ?'30AM ® At the Movies Fat Man “/Snericans already know, for ^ Ke7Marshall 1988. Rated PG-13 (In and Little Boy " (Paul Newman); "Next of A'-",:;?'''-’"- its eggs Washington and Balumore arc nght door. But “ l¥Se”mlJlewrponste like blackj'"^^^ “ 'J derwood, Robyn Lively. 1989 Km" (Patrick Swayze). Robert Mitchum. (2 hrs ) (R) lE S P N l Road Race of the Month Stereo) . ,01 rtream°date. Corey Haim, Corey Feldman S s 3 . ‘Oh no. we like it like it is.’ They didn t linen mat stood a moment Jennie [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) Bace from Bowling Green, Ky [LIFE ] Physicians' Journal Update (R) Ol) Friday the 13th: The Series A (3 ) MOVIE; 1988, Rated PG (in Stereo) psychic steals an antique ^'®®®,®9 ®'‘^.'^®',® [LIE El Family Practice Update (R) (M A X I MOVIE; 'The Shining' (CC) chmgc much of anything. The rr:^ te .rrS SrU ing *e vortising man, who 1 ^ 5 h 9 [USA] It's Your Move [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 5he cause of several deaths. (60 mm.) (In plaii^ what Bud Light is. That’s the only thing that ,ng other agencies accounts g A- ® My Secret Identity An­ a beautiful competitor. Doris uay, 30PM Stereo) d re w heOps rierrified runaway whose life (R) really got changed.” I ketchup bottle.” __Carol Deegan Hudson. Tony Randall 1962. 1 O'30PM ® Benny Hill (20) Personal Power Lsych"c child"Jack Nicholson She^V Du­ Bo'Mn writes that his intent was to find die per­ is in danger Of) At the Movies "Fat Man and Little (38) W ar of the Worlds Kincaid and Harri­ The Associated Press m MOVIE; -The Blu« vall. Scatman Crothers. 1980 Rated h (jg Anushka Boy " (Paul Newman): Next of Km ( son set out to uncover the secrets sur­ fect small town, where “Bing Crosby w o u ld ^ the must steal a to justice. Si* @ Hometime. Finishing a Lower Level Z l i r t s a e " RaJed^pt°3. (In Stereo) 8:1 5 P M [ESPN] NFL Dream Season trick Swayze) rounding human ®l°®'®9 8*9®®';?®"'® ®"'. priesL Jimmy Stewart the mayor. Fred MacMurray “ ^ ^ ^ 'o u t t r John Astin, Sabine Naud dertaken by invaders. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) (CC) 7 . 0 0 P M ® 60 Minutes (CC) (60 min ) (105 min.) (18) Anushka lE S P N l Senior PGA Golf: Transamenca [HBO] MOVIE; Spellbinder' (CC) A the high school principal.” 8 : 3 0 P M 08) can You Beat Baldness? (61) It'S Garry Shandling's Show When Best-Sellers k h a m Z n s h ip From Silverado. Calif. |2 (In Stereo) lawyer is stalked by Satan worshippers af­ From his opening line, it’s clear that Bryson was gij Adam Smith s Money World ‘^ t e and JaJkie announce they re expeeb (T l S6) Life Goes On (CC) Drevv arranges 122) ^ M v Two Dads (CC) The dads are ter rescuing and offering shelter to a mys^ hrs.) (Live) mg Garry yearns for a family of his own. (In (401 Odd Couple ^ a W fo r Paige with terious young woman. Llaly, KelW "Mr. Right. " (60 min.) (In Stereo) Stereo) Preston, Rick Rossovich 1988. Hated H come from Dcs Moines,” he wrote. “Some- end [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) letters and encounte Pampion in his (5 ) A-Team (In Stereo) (In Stereo) C61) Totally Hidden Video (In Stereo) fM A X l MOVIE: 'Chinatown' During the [USA] Play the Piano Overnight '^ l^ d tl^ rib e s DCS Moines residents sod His IteiS ." Jimmy (ig The Wok icno*; a orivato eye uncovers corruption, 3 S Stereo) (2il (30) Magical World of Disney; Brand 9:00PM ® MOVE You Know 1 2'35AM [DIS] MOVIE: Not Quite “strangely serene.” and writes that people who tovc [C N N ] W eek in Revrevv [LIFE] Wave of the Future; Nevv Life (CC) Barbara and Roger pull Human II' (CC) An android intent on be­ never been there “drive in off the mtersUte, looking Lion Control and Risk Factor Reduction Christy out of public school after she is the Muffin M«n^ h,t"own investigation coming more human goes against his crea^ “ " “ tililomia Gold." J * “ „„„ ice officer io'J'®1® . molestation Dunaway, John Huston iu<-» for gas or hamburgers and stay forever. ■ , s “m Pillars of the Earth,’ Ken f^llett [LIFE] Family Practice riVIAXI MOVIE; 'Ladyhawke' (CC) A harassed by classmates, but she finds ad into reports of child abuse anu mr s wishes by attending college Alan lounq p ic k Z k e t aids two 13th-century Z i n r r o Pnvate education difficult. (60 [U S A ] Diamonds Thicke. Jay Underwood, Robyn Lively S e on the road. Bryson finds ample matenal 6 ^leMinomur." Stephen Cooms ll!®'^LSrma7oi--%hcon«m%tes £Pbern.LZjrD Z^tsB l"(ln charming Calitorn^a p ,Restyle for the lovers who've been cursed by a lealous min.) (In Stereo) 1 1 :00PM ® News (CC) 1989 for his Zingers. Like recreational-vehicle owners. "Nemesis." IsaneAsimo. bishop. Matthew Broderick, Rutger Hauer 2g Evening at Pops (In Stereo) (T ) (61) Arsenio Hall (R) (I® Stereo) 1 2-45AM [MAX] MOVIE: Midnight M^ihelle Pfeiffer 1985 Rated PG-13. (In “These things, these RVs, arc like lifc-suppo 8.-rheCwliverVmt»^o^^^^^ 26) Wrestling. NWA Pro Wrestling Express' Based on the true story of Billy- cs Stereo) , 03) Cheers (CC). Haves a young American imprisoned m systems on wheels. Astronauts go to * c moon with 38) MOVIE; 'Dead of Winter' The Pi°®' [T M C ] MOV)E; Broadcast News (CU) guls (60 min.) 08) Bob Tilton Turkey tor drug smuggling. Brad Davis, t e backpp. RV people an= » o * e , breed - and a dimes Brooks' acclaimed poitrait o( the nect of work brings a struggling actress to ^remote country mansion for a most unu- Og SpaceSaver . (26) Insight / Out Randy Quaid, John Hurt 197B. Rated R behind-the-scenes workings of a te «v largely demented one at that. NON-FlCriON suraudition. Mary Steenburgen, Roddy (2g News (Live) 1 :00AM ® New England Sunday (R) teams from Italy Sion network news operatiom W'Uiam aTs^demlTom Slions Then there’s Nebraska, which Bryson calls the , 30 mm.) (Taped) McDowall, Jan Rubes 198b. (24) Executive Stress 1. “Roseanne,” R o ^ n e Learned in From Rome. (2 hrs Hurt Holly Hunter, Albert Brooks. 1987, (20) NVR Showcase Rated R. (In Stereo) f57) All Creatures Great and Small ,ry ,0 discredd each “f*;®' Moll, (26) Wanted: Dead or Alive nation’s “most unexciting” state: 2. “All 1 Really Need to Know Firing Line (30) That's the Spirit “Compared with it, Iowa is a paradise, he wro . [U S A ] Double Trouble (611 Booker (CC) (60 min.) (In Stereo) T a r Ca^^Josh^TwIor. foBB (In Stereo, [DIS] Beatles (30) News [A&E] Echoes Gerry declares his love for Kindergarten,” Lay Down on It.” (A&E] Wings Over the W orld The story “Iowa at least is ferule and green and has a hill. (LIFE ! Cardiology Update (R) ^ • O O P M ® (46) Horse Racing; Bud 124) Yes. Prime Minister ;38l Ask the Manager Clare. (60 mm.) Part 2 of 4. (R) 3. “U Was on Fire when i ^ ;l!,is r r I n t e U t U a l (CC) (60 min.) (Live) of Will am Boeing, the bomber P'®"® (38) Friday the 13th; The Series (60 mm) Nebraska is like a 75.000-squarc-milc bmc ^ i^ h tTsaPl MOVIE' 'Sunset' Movie cowboy o 'e r who adapted wartime aircraft for (57) McLaughlin Group [TMC] MOVIE: "The Long Riders' Jesse ^ forces with legendary law- Brvson said he wrote the book with the idea ttot '“ 'J'"v S ld l Without Risk.” Charles Owens Tom Mix loms forces wiu ^ (T ) Out of This World Donna's head di- postwar purposes. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Inside Business (R) James, Cole Younger and their oudaw ^ p e a r s in Beano's magic act. (In Stereo) r n lS l MOVIE: 'W hat's Up. Doc7' Identi- bands terrorize the old American West AmCTicans can laugh at themselves. If anyone takes man Wyatt 1929 IToHywood Bruce [CNN] Newswatch CsBCS? Masterpiece ''’^®®*a®(;arelm."Pf®o Stacy Keach, David Carradme, James brothel owner in 19^ »°'^Y p CI8) Chae Visual ^ 1^ , teases and stolen jewels drag an ec- Willis. James Garner, laoo- n m iS l MOVIE; 'Western Union' The lay" Bane (CC) spinsterhood until Koach 1980. Rated R. offense at what he said, he’s sorry iH srsS roiK -,.... (24) All Creatures Great and Small inq ol the (irst transcontinental telegraph 6. It s Aiway • ggjjeves m You, Stereo) f h T a « r ^ |% Z aver'® notice, ,60 mm) rer^z«e®®°-®,^,3- 'r : o '' r a ^ [USA] Paid Programming 7. “Believe m the Ood wno (26J Saint wees IS portrayed^ B®*^®:' 3 :0 0 P M 08) Home Shopping Network dagger, Randolph Scott. 1941. Ba°rbra"Ci®®®d. Madeline Kahn 1972 Robert H. Schuller ;M) Hart to Hart Ce^Mamied... W ith Children (CC) Peggy (60 min.) [ESPN] SportsCanter (24) Hometime ®7) Travelin' Gourmet (BII M v Secret Identity Andrew helps a (26) Combat) a * trifled runaway whose life is in danger. Sn^Serde^-w^Ztobe Reader says oxygen relieves his cluster headaches ______— their doctors’ supervision. FOCUS/Advice______^------— DEAR DR. 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No one knows the cause of cluster a s h a m e d mason why they could not be used, providing the 'SI'S grandfather used to say, Nc g headaches; however, they seem to \x related to cir­ I culatory imbalances affecting the cranial artenes. In this e twi ^Trye »w»«c— •*< d e a r a s h a m e d : 1 S match with a skunk. ^ ______^^aT b g eL al rule, patients with cluster headaches will rcsDCcU they resemble migraines. be helped most by a neurologist or specialists in a four reqLst. The money will be well spent.) Traditional treatment has included pain medicine, headache clinic. Before resorting to untested ucatments, SE LIA drugs (such as methysergide) to stabilize cranial cnrela- I urge patients to explore more customary therapy, under — riFAR ABBY: I work as a receptionist for a 1 : ^ lion and psychological counseling to reduce stress. 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Fix a stuck window gently CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER \ucensed and Insured 24 Hour Emergency Service EMERALD CITY BALLOON CO. Serving The Area For 25 Years Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens By Andy Lang The Associated P r e s s ______On the House Book Early For Total Remodeling V lSE H TREE EXPERTS Visit Our Newly Remodeled Showroom > = ■ I The password phrase for handling a common f ^ Foliage Flights! Get a wooden block of some kind and tap it Talk Vi/ith Our Certified Kitchen Designer household problem — a stuck wmdow — is I i ( * ' f alongside the grooves of the sash. Do it vcij **bc ccntlc.” Tree & Stump Removal • Pruning If you aren’t gentle in unsticking the wm­ carefully to avoid breaking the pane or any ■ LesCare dow you will wind up with another common thing else. Bracing • Cabling ^ Adventure Flights In an especially stubborn case, you may TIFFEN household problem: what to do about the ugly Land Clearing • Topping ft Gift Certificates 25 Olcott Street, f'.V mars around the window sash and moulding have to work on the window from the outside, again using the wide-bladed putty knife t^ ta i- Advertising INK IBA M anchester OVERALI DIMENSIONS 52-0 » <6 0 where you finally got the window to move tlVlNC 1112 K«*'« q ^ . Insert the knife blade between me bottom \eAST HARTFORD 528-9888 b a s e m e n t 7 U »Qg»«« Itti 203- 647-8581 Training 649-7544 GARAGE ^OiqgirttHi of the sash and the top of the sill and, if neces­ DCC»» COVERAGE 1112 Mtl ^^o u g es in that area are the usual re su l^ f \MANCHESTER 647-3771 getting the window loose the wrong way. The sary, wherever sticking persists. When none of your efforts bears fruit, you SAVE] wrong way is by using the blade of a [SAVE BUY AT Siding is a smari screwdriver instead of a wide-bladed putty may have to take the somewhat drastic action of removing the sash from the frame. This is a investment. AUCTIONS Paying too much The screwdriver blade is usually too duck bit sUcky if you haven’t done it previously, so and too narrow for the prying action. You get some advice from a knowledgeable neigh­ Every Monday for it isn’t. bor or the local hardware dealer. (and some Thursday & Fridays) Re-4idir«g IS one o* thn most cos’ should use the wide-bladed putty knife or a ^11 - grit “>ome mprCkO^'en’S VOu C 4 n Better yet, get one of the handyman publi^- make Secause » and l U . special serrated tool made especially for the corsion O'ot ,our home' gni awa> t''d BED»OOW_J tions that give detailed instructions on how this ad|s loir*.0 inr. osa'* ect ntfAsmi m r to vmmomr. y \lE S T E I? N ’ a Doou'a* The usual reason for a stuck window is a need replacement...... D' ce If so, consider the possibility of replacmg UNION paint seal, which needs only to be broken to get i things in order again. Examine around the sash them with more modem spring lift sashes or — with a flashlight, if neces^y — and see il balances. Most of them are a lot easier to m- |r ★♦ NOTAFIrNOTARY serirrucoSERVICES ^* | Countryside Siding stall than the old-fashioned sash cord. They YOU can see where the seal exists. come with complete instructions. I MANCHESTER 647-SIDF Sometimes the window will move after me • COPIES IQc|Mch| StlMilnSt. MALL EILEEN DAVIS broken-seal treatment is used on a smgle side, One of the possible annoyances with National Board Certm ed double-hung windows (those which slide up someumes you will have to do it on two three Seeing is believing. Hearing is understanding. For or four sides. If the cause is a w a q ^ stop and down in parallel tracks) is that, when they the past S years. Hear Again Company has brought become very old, the latch fails to hold. This is w e v e r y t h in ^" in g l a s s moulding, the same tfeatment will put things in better hearing and greater understanding to the WE CAN’T HIDE BEmiND OUR PRODUCT because the hook on the upper sash is no WINTER people of the Vernon area. room — create a feeling of In both cases, you need some post-solution longer in alignment with the Iwk. IS YOUR Convenience is the major factor in choosing a A wide front porch, complete luxurious spaciousness. Sliding acUon. If paint caused the problem, sand light­ All that needs to be done is to unscrew the hearing aid specialist. Uncertainty and distrust hook and reset it so that it locks properly. The 1. A. WHIlt CLASS CO., .e with railings and posts, gives glass doors provide easy access to ly and lubricate. If warping was the culpriL FURNACE are the major reasons people don't purchase holes that have been left in the sash can be country charm to the otherwise con­ the deck from the large couiitry straighten out the moulding or use a new smp. READY! ■''■-A hearing aids after a hearing loss has been 649-7322 kitchen, inviting outdtwr dining But if high humidity conditions brought about filled with wood putty or plastic wood. diagnosed. temporary Tiffen. IN OUR 40th YEAR When built as designed, perched when the weather permits. It also the warpage, the same thing will occur again at When you keep a window open and caimot T.P. Aitkin, Inc. Hear Again Company has expanded 3 times in the use the latch, creating a security risk, try on the gentle slope of a hillside lot, has an eating bar. a later lime unless the condition is fixed. Since 1934 past 5 years because of; 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER buying the little gadgets that keep the window HoncMv: The Hearing test results are shared . m irrors . SHOVVER BOORS- STORE downslopes at the back and sides are In the central uulity room, l^cre For instance, it doesn’t do much good to • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES t L. put to good use, creating a daylight remove the mildew, since it will return soon. open part way but prevent it from being opened Heating, Air Condlioning & Sheet Metal with you. You can make decisions additional space for a freezer as well based upon facts. basement and garage. as for an industrial strength sink. As in all do-it-yourself repair problems, y ^ any farther. This provides air without a loss of 6 4 3 - 6 7 9 3 sometimes will face an obstacle that can t be security. They are easy to attach. Involvement; An individualized program is created Combined square footage of near­ The master suite has a large walk-in for the use of a new hearing aid to ly 1,600 square feet in this lower closet and is fitted with two varuties, hurdled easily. increase the rate of success. Suppose breaking the pamt seal does not Do.H-youra*li*r* wiN And much halphil daU on a awnings • accountants • air-conditioning level provide so much storage, one inside the bathroom and the varMy o« aubjacta In Andy Ung’a handbook, -Prartlcal Homo Rapatra," which can ba obtainad by aandkig $3 to Commiiment: Hear Again Company slays in contact • auto parts • bakers • builders homeowners will be challenged to other outside. Siblings are sure to ^Qfl( — or suppose there is no paint seal, yet thla papar at P.O. Box 10S5, Brick, N.J. 08723. with you to help you adjust to your fill it all. The basement could be fight over who gets the front theUlC sash2>OdU remains stuck — what------do^ you - do? new hearing instrument. • buyers • bartenders^^’’penters developed as a rough and tumble bedroom due to its extra-large wiii- iiatirhpstpr Hpralfi The Hear Again Center of Enfield is now open. Call • car washers (hild care rumpus room for kids, a shop, a dows, topped by an elegant half- today for your Free Hearing Test. At no charge, designe • drillers craft area, a studio, or whatever. Trees provide brilliant color you get honesty, involvement, commitment and a electricians Large families might even want to Fbr a study plan of the Tiffen Serving the Manchester free hearing test. !• driver (209-22), send $5 to Landmark ■rminators consider partitioning it off to create I* engines Designs, P.O. Box 2307. Eugene. area for 100 years exua bedrooms. Plumbing is m By Earl Aronson Ore. 97402. Be sure to specify plan !• framer urners place for installation of a third The Associated Press______Weeders Guide name & number when ordering. 16 Brainard Place Hei^R wn bathroom here, if desired. 2 Full Service Hearing Aid Centers • haircu general contractors Designers, architects and readers The right selection of trees for your home Manchester 151 Taicottvtile Road Vaulted ceilings and a generous j i - i 6 H azard Ave.. Suite 104 with plans they would like to see grounds can help provide brilliant fall colonng, stalk, where it joins the twig, cause leaves to Route 83 use of windows in the family livmg I Jo hnson M edical Building featured also are invited to contact 203-643-2711 Vernon. CT 06066 • heaters • janitors • masons ^ realtors areas — entryway, dining room, but Mother Nature must cooperate. fall off. ^ . . 06082 Autumn color is better some years than it is I E n f i e l d C T (203) 872-1118 • opticians • plumbers • pools ______kitchen, eating nook and living Landmark. ( 203) 763-4096 Color intensity may vary from year to yem, others. Generally, colors are belter in autumns I fS depending on the variety of trees, soils, that have bright, sunny days and cool nights. nutrients, moisture, sunny days, frosty nights Light is important to the development of and other weather factors. color. A tree may be red only on one side, the MANCHESTER Tired______of Fall’s shorter days, not its colder weamer, side exposed to afternoon sun. Trees growing Always Saying "What”!? cause leaves to change color and drop from in low places may develop red color earlier MEMORIAL CO. a n s w e r — Asphalt shingles trees The spectacular colors arc caused by the than trees in h i^ er locations, perhaps the FREE HEARING EVALUATION q u e s t io n — We just pm- can be installed directly over tree’s pigments, which arc always present but result of cold air settling in low places on still, Opp. East Cemetery chased a very old hou^ which ^ wooden shingles, but only if the old arc hidden in spring and summer by windless nights. Cooler temperatures trap tree OVER 45 wooden shingles on the rwf. We shingles are in fairly good shape and chlorophyll, the dominant green pigment YEARS bought it with the understmding that sugars earlier in the fall. AGNU if there is not another layer ot formed by exposure to ligliL or the process of • 763 and 191 Main St., Manchester EXPERIENCE the shingles were b ^ ly m n ^ of Autumn colors peak in early to mid-October. 2 Full Service Hearing Aid Centers shingles under the present covenng. photosynthesis. Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 repairs and would have to be It lakes about two weeks for a tree to complete EILEEN DAVIS Your roofer is the only one who can In the fall, when days arc shorter, photosyn­ its color cycle. Autumns that are rainy, very National Board Certified • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield Q U A LITY m e m o r ia l s replaced. We would like to use as­ determine what the situauon is in thesis ceases, chlorophyll production ends and hot or cloudy may produce foliage that is bland 151 Telcolville Roed your case, since the condition of the Phone: 456-1141 HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER 1X6 H ftzird Ave., Suile 104 Route 63 phalt shingles, but have been told other pigments dominate. or less viv'd. J o h n s o n Medical Building V«rnon. CT 06066 Ihcy cannot be placed over wooden framework plays a part »n ^ Cool nights and warm days favor producUon Enlleld. CT 06082 (203) 872-1118 (203) 763-4096 1 'shingles. Is this so, and would not decision on how the job should be of bright scarlets, lavenders and purples. But For a copy ol Eari Aron»on‘« "AP Quid* to Houm Plant*’ **nd $1.50 to; Housa Plant*, AP Naw*lsatur**, E A treRN COMMeCnCUTS LEADINO p u l l SERVICE OPTICIANS the cost of removing the old handled. Il is difficult to see how freezing temperatures kill leaf cells and SO Rock*l*ll*r Plaza, Naw York, N.Y. 10020. shingles send the price of the reroof­ repairing the shingles will be easier color formauon. Chemical changes in the leaf ing to the sky? than removing them. Camera Angles 643-2711 cnCUS/Hobbies c l a s s if ie d APS MEDICAL TechnlclomP- STEEL Erector needed. hlebotomlst or LPN. BUSINESS Halloween fun Experienced only to UJJHEIP Mobile basis. Flexible 1131 OPPORTUNITIES work on metal building WANTED hours to draw blood on Notices WANTED erection crew. Benef­ Insurance applicants In ladies revolutionary with your camera its, eoe. Coll Bill, 242- Vernon/Tollond area. new technology allows AS a condition precedent to SALES person full or part 3738. ______MANAGER. We ore Earn up to $22 on hour. the placement of anv odver- lookng tor on energetic you to save money In time. Apply In person ASSISTANT Manager Coll 1-800-922-2772. noil core. Takes only tlslno In the Monchester He­ Marlow’s, person In the South rald, Advertiser hereby Trainee. We ore looklg t r a v e l Agency East of minutes to do. Port or Manchester.______tor on energetic person Windsor area who the river needs assist­ agrees to protect, Indemnify wonts to succeed In full time available. Coll In the South Windsor ance. Typing and tele­ 649-9812, tor more le ------and hold harmless the Man­ FULL Time cook needed. management. This Is chester Herald, Its officers Flexible hours, lob area who wonts to suc­ phone etiquette re­ Intormotlon. and employees against any ceed In management. on excellent career op­ quired. Will trqin. Coll f..Ti with vour camera ana very versatile. Expe­ portunity tor o depen­ You can have some fim *at you wiU and all llobllltv, loss or rience preferred. This Is on excellent 646-2756. ______expense. Including ottor- opportunity tor o de­ dable Individual with tmtto.sn Htdlow^w'.s^”^^. , nevs’ tees, arising from Apply in person, Mon­ management expe­ ELECTRICIAN-Varletv Real Estate day - Friday, 2-4pm. pendable Individual of challenging work In claims of untoir trade practi­ with little or no expe­ rience. We otter oil S S v ln T t ^ in in g md a qnick tngge. Unger ces, infringement of trade­ Lakeside Cote and benefits, room for od- o growing componv. marks, trade names or pat­ Lounge, 50 Lake Street, rience. We otter oil Must hove E-2 license benefits, room tor od- voncement, plus ents, violation of rights of Coventry. No phone monthly bonuses. For and be able to read [HOMES privacy and Infringement of colls please.______voncement, plus electrical schematics. copyright and proprietary monthly bonuses. For further Information, I FOR SALE shoot model to the m gll the rights, unfair competition WANTED o full time live further Information please coll 201-882-1883. Good company benef­ its. Coll 633-5289 tor on S S t^ ^ e ^ n d makeup Ote invenu.e and libel and slander, which In to core tor ambula­ please coll 201-882-1883. Ask tor CIndvorDlone. MANCHESTER. T w'o may result from the publica­ tory person. Needs Ask tor CIndv or Plane. DENTAL Assistant - Port interview. HABCO family In excellent con­ tion of any advertisement In companion nice home time 3 days per week Inc., Glastonbury. dition. Rehobed. Must youngsters will devise. 2OO or the Manchester Herald by In Coventry. Single OFFICE dental assistant, sell. Onlu $152,500. Ow- flexible or full time. tor specialty practice If you have “ flash, a higher- advertiser. Including adver­ person or couple wel­ In Manchester. Re­ ner/Broker. 529-8276. tisements In any tree distri­ come. Flexibility Is Training using vour MECHANIC 400 will work just accept it — may bution publications pub­ skills. 649-9287.______wording position tor o attention- speed film — d yo ^ though, that the lished by the Manchester welcomed please reply mature, organized, Heavy Equipment Government homes Herald. Penny Sletfert, to P.O. Box 171, Coven­ THIRD Shift 2 full timers people oriented per­ rescue the evening. ^ j- pictures you and2porttlme.$5.50an from $1. (U-repoIr). Publisher. ______try, CT. 06238 bv Oc- son. Will train. 646-4811 Experience re­ Delinquent tax prop­ odds begin to up a g f J at L y speed, tober 15,1989.______hour to start. Senior TEACHER-Reglono'l erty. Repossessions. citizens urged to apply. quired. Good work­ want. Once it gets dark, yo advance of I LOST GLAZER - Full time, good School District No. 8, Coll 1-602-838-8885 ext. pov and benefits. Expe­ Also wanted 2porttlme ing conditions. Full >’“ ? s r 't ^ w " t S ns own cosnmtes, AND FOUND tor Saturday and Sun­ RHAM Sr. High School GH775.______Halloween if the f^ n y m rience preferred but Is seeking qualified ap­ benefit package. MANCHESTER-$319,900. will train. 282-1388. day. Apply Jasper’s, You will want some shote LOST-Grev Tabby cat, Route 6, Andover, or plicants for the posi­ Call 665-7470 for Reduced for quick sole. sewing comes get some white front paws, re­ GENERAL coteterio coll 742-0787 tor per- tion of French teacher. Lookout Mountain. An- youngsters^ When *c b 8 p^^ng on cent eve suroerv. Vic­ help, full time 8om - sonol Interview. Position Is available soldl Built oversized 4 inity of East Center 2pm. Full benefits. Coll from 11-20-89 to 6-30-90 bedroom Colonial, 2V2 Street. Call_646-2930^^ 633-4681 ext. 330 osk for UNIQUE, exciting and os o letter of appoint­ tun, part-time position, PARTS DEPARTMENT baths, large eot-ln kit­ S r a k e ^ w i i r bdp of Mom. or maybe even Charlotte between 8om ment. Application chen w/wet bar and - 2pm at Arbor Acre tor on energetic enthu­ deadline, November 3. could be put into the official siastic person, to plov- 3 years experience gloss doors to screened Employment Forms, Glostonburv. Send letter of applica­ porch. Plaster walls, 2 mailstream without further ada ^ tth e parents are going /work with o special tion to Michael Reilly, required. Good work­ girls. donT miss picture or a SECRETARY - C. P. A. needs 5 year autistic fireplaces. Completely All this is spelled o u t ^ ” firm. Excellent oppor­ 21 Pendleton Drive, ing conditions. Full private wooded yard. torical Survey of Precancels, wu child. In on Option Hebron, CT 06248. 228- might we^, o^on ibclose-up fTTJI PART TIME tunity tor efficient, per­ home based program. benefit package. Call Three blocks from 1- s.s^ z:ir£ A i Collectors' sonable secretory. Sto- 1497 or 643-4210.______384. Immediate occu­ false mustache. He ’ ^at’s happening, 1 1 2 1 HELP WANTED We use the option op- 665-7470 for inter­ pictures, so you ctei ca^ P„ ^ced some tlstlcol word prooch, o non- MANCHESTER doctor s pancy. Bv owner 646- processing experience office looking tor de­ 8711. Once you hit the c^uy j PART Time teacher ludgmentol child di­ view. Corner requird. General com­ rected method. pendable, mature, cooperauon from yo ^ ^ shooting your needs responsible per­ puter experience help­ highly motivated, r a . « ^ warn son to core tor 3 child­ Outlined In the award them, d possible,^! y^.^ ful. Please send re­ winning NBC movie friendly person to as­ ren, 1 In school. In her sume to: Pue, Semel sist In high paced set­ restaurant opportunities Russ MacKendrick °'^£'c J£l»a i, r» youngsters as they nose. And, let s home near Porter and book Son-Rise. and Chich, Certified Coll 649-4978. ting. Afternoon hours After all, not ^''^ryoo^ 'f' ctethes we wear Street, 2'/j days per Public Accounts, P. O. and on occasional ev­ makes it ^ ^ q„ a !iS'p *o Sn Sri°P »vr« week, starting In Janu­ GENERAL Dental office first appearance of a town I Box 2250, Vernon, CT assistant, tlexibletime. ening. Coll 646-5153, ary. $120. per week. leave message. Retired person encour­ 06066.______Training using vour '”S'^CTSR15-wa,inl859 Gray who had a print shop in *e “Hale Local of 1844 « FULL time delivery posi­ ?iJ'buildiog.Kto^i»nrf aged. References re- skills. 649-9287. qulred. 645-6908. tion Includes heavy lift­ j r a ^d9.eenvdope^»l^aW2^i,; ,heals of sump “^ “^dhies ing. Saturdays MANAKiERS In most “ se^ 'bougi^^P'^ov^^^ i^Tctese so you M ED ICAL ; Are you ready to move up with one of the most verti Sing the that Mr. Gray, actmg as a pri^e^ conunuous pen , -rvje PART Time. General required. Fold train­ M would stick the one-cent rnipd sometimes random S s^S r c S e n ext^dlng b^oot^bag. cleaner needed tor ing $5.50 hourly. Coll SECRETARY/TRANSCRIPnONISr progressive companies in the industry? English Gtan»n» d«t»wTama.<>clPgon;P|Befor Manchester area. Pranklins on the envelopes, stuff the 643-2171. S S r t h e n print Cumberland ^ d Transportation o must. F o r growing orthopedic practice. j ^ M d ^ S sin g Book” foi 25 «i«k. ,a„.S Hale* C O W SS K o t’balteL beforehand - a dead flash Please coll 649-3181 be­ Additional development in Connecticut has * - S e % S * . Sanbom & C « » Excellent starting salary and benefits. so forth across the s ^ P toge is all hick and no heat. opportunities tween 4:30pm and created opportunities for: with a partial address below. Back home, there wdl P ^ ^ fl^ey 6:30pm.______SALES Full time flexible hours available. He wSuld then deliver the batch JEWELRY Soles-Port Educational Sales Send resume to: j Delivery Managers to take Jj^'-^Je^^ger ones usually make time Christmas and Positions Available Sports Medicine and Orthopedics of postage stamps Restaurant Managers finish addressing them (the pen come to your door/I ^ come year round positions. $30-$35,000 1st Year Manchester “V/ail a minute the best pictures, abbough soni Flexible hours. Apply Potential Restaurant Based S L h part), for their various tar- for a "““ P sPJ“ |i^® Brolhcrs. up with clever costumes ^ im ak M In person. Diamond 155 Main Street, Manchester, CT ■ ^ != H ir3 daiepi«oulBy*»™«>“ ^ Showcase, Manchester Or call 645-8387 (10a.m.-6 p.m.) Delivery Managers massives all came back to as well. If you know flienks But even if you Porkode.______td«8 No c*iv«wno. •! « J « by 643.6709 (Fax) ------S r^ rS e :W “S™«ut,nntn.bm„ CHEVY-Comoro, 1987, pr»-Mt icpcinNTiwft «•> We offer; Mr Gray again, this time he s we^- re h U rS l^ la l $50.0 5.00, rtorestodif^ edocalorid *^1*1 Iroc, convertoble, aanoa pogtams ‘^L*T&f»ho Excellent Salaries ' * ° f f « '“S white. Limited edition. Extensive Company Paid Insurance ,erv special. Ihe they were already —canceled they n » S p $14,500. 645-8576. Benefits (including Dental) S b e S o m -59 «a» one Dav,d J f f ^ V P T this type of P*‘=;.'f® ^ aiV sagrertid ca,b utit MEDICAL Asslstont- amSTpotonSal ta (t» "jW niJvKluals. "LET S TALK!" /Tronscrlptlonlst. Port IWcNI: About Strano's success in selling and Stock Options youngsters as an Qne is that you have time, flexible hours. (800) 27*-nEAD has a couple of ‘bawb how you can be a part of it! As always, we Tuition Reimbursment It would be wise to avoid Q*e symptoms are usually mild or Experience preferred. Interested persons keep selling houses, and with our soon- Comprehensive Training ____ ,„,v,:nntpd surroundings. A Sing „nn-observani.non-observant.^ ^ _ _^ please coll Lvnne at LEGAt- NOTICES----- Outstanding Corporate Retirement cs — "inn’n^^PX b'je'rSS.^rd to-start Training Program, you can be a haled otganism IS e ^ ^ £1st'S:rrex"n:?:?Se,bv.na.,«w.ng 246-7445. & Investment Opportunities SPAY AND CASTRATE EAR- BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE part of the successful Strano s Sales Jeam. t'^XsiSandSm ical agents i S ^ - A controversy is going WANTED A LIMITED MORATORIUM Siscientious, dependable, Send resume to; CQ Q fever, the disease of many S long time in the en- n fo n the justification for early for processing. less-cheerful side to Hal- C H IL D C A R E time sales associates will feel right at on on me j ^ Unfort^^ly.^ ^„^„uate more on The Bolton Zoning Commis­ Frank McCormack ■-E;tatehos.u,m em . neutering of pe«- ^ ^^e , G IV E R sion will hold a public heanng Pizza Hut District Office 1 " C S a disease often^di^^^^^^ 'r 'S 'c k f r «he ueats. In some cases, it in my home. $5 an hour, on November 1, 1909 ^ 7.3® If you are licensed, or soon to be, please month is o o n v ^ " b ° f'S ’ 10-15 hours weekly, p.m, at the Community Hall to 'or confidential interview....don t 20 Tower Lane - Avon Park tective agent gMU, amounts to downright v r f is m . ^ ^ non-smoker only. Call discuss the proposed limited call rickellsia, such a » jg as such. It may Sometimes. y«h might be ucky^en & 646-30 moratorium. A complete text ..call today! AvonT'cT 06001 wild rabbits and c^ts-JJe d ^ Sitrcyc^-^'p^^^nSpius. delay develop into of the proposed limiteo Frank Strano ap.eadinn.jjt.^a^j'^^. a „ rr;* »a r& ’^onth ^ter^niwe^er. u s fcaution. You don’t moratorium is on file at the or call for an interview I t e m ; host and m Oreb " intection in damages later, no wack eve from some IHELP Bolton Town Clerk's office. STRANO REAL ESTATE (203)677-2771 1 spraying and [ w anted Mark Johnson, -Hut. tifiesmedis^e. « - wS ." a p d ^ f B ^ apy -PPk Chairman 647-"SOLD" should be Bolton Zoning Pin. Hq. i. .n - .Cion Wove, c Pin. Hu. In,. v e te n M r^ .Q ^janchester ? r Sb^-»p. y»" P” ” ““ SNOW PlOWltlB tot lUWtr- Commission It's What We DO Best! ^ ‘r ' . h r bi,rSuidrot house development In S eJaS :? ^ . BOX 591,Manchester in an insurance c l^ - .exposed to t Monheester. Coll 643- 051-10 ""'‘^rn S sb u O t‘itbeob- 5464. ” " 5 b ? ^'b^eeders. In animals. 06040. A m f r o T r ^ - - I HOMES lots/ lano IHOMES I HOMES I FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE IHOMES ^ FOR SALE N MANSFIELD - 1 and 7 I HOMES ANDOVER - By owner, MANCHESTER - Coll ot­ bedroom, country set­ ...... legal NOTICE"- I HOMES I HOMES FOR SALE I homes FOR SALE FOR SALE GORGEOUS! Bolton. 7 4.3 acres approved lot. ter 5:00p.m. 645-1480 or ting. $450 per month The Eighth Utilities District. 32 FOR SALE FOR SALE room Ranch - elabo­ No wetlands. Across 643-6681. Contact ond up. 487-1437.______Main Street. Manchester. CT OWNER will trade their 9 rately decorated from state forest. Carole.______room, 2Va bath Colon­ MANCHESTER 30 Locust Street. 4 room seeks bids for four (4) 4.5 Air MANCHESTER - Well MANCHESTEK-Older throught. Beamed cell­ Dead-end street. Up to MANCHESTER-Central, heated apartment 1st GREAT starter home kept 5/5 two family In ial for your smaller Reduced for immedi­ ing In fireplaced living 20 percent financing. Pacs. Manchester. Where do Cape with In-law or beautiful, 1 bedroom. floor. Security. No MAKE a deal - 6 plus UNBELIEVABLE the North end of town. home. Don't let the ate saie, immacuiate room, large 1st floor $75,000 firm. 742-7869. Appliances, heat and Bid specifications may be ob­ we begin? How about Quiet street, large lot duplex possibility. Pri­ market stop you.Blan­ pets. $650 monthly. 646- room Colonial. Coun­ Price!!! Builder has 5 year old L shaped family room, oversized MANCHESTER - Beautl- hot water Included. 2426. 9am-5pm tained during normal business try touches, large lot, reduced well below this 6 room Ranch In a with 2 car garage. Gas vate fenced In treed chard 8i Rossetto Real­ 2 car garage. Located hours (9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.) good location. Fire- yard, maintenance Cape. 6 rooms, sky­ ful 6 lot subdivision. $525. 646-3253. weekdays.______beautiful Interior. cost In order to sell this heat. Call today! tors," We're Selling on desirable Bolton Available as package Monday thru Friday at the Make a deal on this 7 room Colonial on placed living room, $179,000. Flono Real free exterior, centrally Houses" 646-2482.0 lights. oil heat, natu­ Green. $162,900. D.W. Two and 3 bedroom 118 Main Street, 3 room Eighth Utilities District located on bus route. or Individual lots. apartments, applian­ apartment Including home. Reduced $11,700. Shoddy Mill Road In beamed celling and Estote, 646-5200.O a t t r a c t iv e 5 plus ral woodwork, oak Fish Realty, 643-1591 .n Firehouse 32 Main Street, Call for details. Norma Marshall 646- Call Barbara Wein­ Andover! Reset at paddle fan "plus" mud- room Cape In a great cabinets, well insu­ ces, hot water. Call heot/hot water. $560 Manchester, Connecticut FANTASTIC Family $144,900. Century 21- PRICED to sell! Man- 4320 or Marianne Phil or Suzanne, 646- berg, 647-1419. $199,900 for fast action, room and garage. location! Must be sold per month. Security 06040. room, highlights this 3 Epsteln Realty, 647- lated. full basement, chester. Pr!ce reduced Coirns 659-2893.______RE/MAX East of the featuring 3 bedrooms, $129,900. D.W. Fish to settle estate! Asking 1218. ______No pets. 646-2426, 9om- Realty, 643-1591.0 bedroom newer Colon­ city water and sewer. on this Immaculate 2 a p p r o v e d Building 5pm weekdoys.______Sealed bids will be received at River, 647-1419.0 2.5 baths, fireplace, ial - fleldstone wall with 8 8 9 5 . g ______$170's. Blanchard 8, family. Interior and VERNON - Modern 3 the above address until 7:00 vinyl siding with And­ OPEN House- $131,000. Call 646- lots, only 5 per cent room apartment. Ap­ 447 Main Street, 5 room fireplace Is super focal Rossetto Realtors," exterior newly painted. down. Private land P.M. November 20, 1989, at erson windows, situ­ SUPER Split - Veterans - Chrlstopher Drive, We're Selling Houses" 4122. Owner. pliances and parking. apartment. $600 per JUST a youngster! I! This point. Asking $169,900. Beautiful hardwood mortgages are availa­ which time they will be public­ ated on private 5 acre here Is a chance to use Call Barbara Weinberg Vernon, Connecticut, 646-2482.0 floors. Nice private S4M. plus utilities. 647- month plus utilities. ly opened, read aloud and stunning 7 room Raised lot! 1900 sq. ft. Coll your entitlement - 3 October 2, 1-1:30p.m. ble thru the developer 1113 after 6:30pm. Security. No pets. 646- 647-1419. RE/MAX East back yard. Excep­ of these prime building recorded. Ranch on Oak Grove Now! Jackson 8, Jack- bedroom split. Sky­ Vernon Circle, East 2426, 9am-5pm Street Is only 9 years of the River, 647-1419.0 tional Value! $164,900. lots In Coventry and GARAGE for rent begin­ Bids shall remain valid for thir­ son Reol Estate, 647- light In living room. Route 30 to West Road, D.W. Fish Realty, 643- ning October 1st. Call weekdays. young! 3 bedrooms,2.5 Lots of space. Asking Hebron. Lots start at ty (30) days from the bid 8400. □______left on Regan, second OPEN HOUSE 6 4 3 - 4 4 2 1 .______baths, rec room with $149,900. Call Ron 1591.0______$65,000. In Coventry opening date. The District IN GROUND Pool - Clap­ left onto Christopher SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 st, 12-2 pm fireplace, fully op- Fournier, 647-1419. Drive. Immaculate 3 MANCHESTER. New lls- and $67,000 In Hebron. MANCHESTER - 1 bed­ reserves the right to reject any MANCHESTER - Now board sided 6 room Road, Itng! Looking for your Flano Real Estate, 646- room apartment, pllanced eat-ln kit­ RE/M AX East of the Cape on beautiful bedroom Cape, 2 full 121 Overlook So^A/indsor and all bids fix any reason chen, large deck, with only 135,000 for these River, 647-1419.0 first home? This 6 5200.D stove, refrigerator. deemed to be in the best in­ brand new, huge, excit­ 150X250 lot, hardwood baths, wall-to-wall car­ $500. monthly plus utlll- awning cover, over­ peting, In ground pool, room Cape has lots to I J CONDOMINIUMS terest of the district. ing, 7 room, 1,800 sq. ft. REDUCED for quick sale. floors, 2 car garage, offer at a gret price. tles. 646-5355.______look pretty rear yard. adlacent Va acre lot Bruce Agency. 875- Just because vou don't 1331 for RENT EIGHTH UnUTIES bequtiful contempor­ 2.5 acres - Ranch home Fully appllanced, fin­ Peaceful setting across also available. Great 4331. use an Item doesn't mean THREE room, one bed­ DISTRICT tron Nature Center. a ry Townhouses. In Bolton. 3 Greenhllls- ished lower lever, 1 car room apartment In 2 Cathedral ceilings, An­ opportunity for con­ garage. Davide Mur­ the Item has lost Its value. BRAND New Condo - Joseph Tripp $184,900. Jackson 8, lovely home on beauti­ tractor. Ellington, Why not exchange It tor family house. Quiet Never lived In 3 bed­ dersen windows, full ful and private lot. Coll COMPLETELY redone. dock, Manchester Of­ Fire Commssioner Jackson Real Estate, $149,900. Philips Real cash with an ad In Classi­ neighborhood In Che­ room Townhouse, 2Vj 647-8400.O ______basements, 2x6 con­ Anne Doremus, 647- Manchester. Nice 3 fice, 643-4060. $134,900. ney District. Security Dated at Manchester, Con­ struction, family room Estate, 742-1450.O bedroom Cape refur­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- fied? 643-2711. baths, central qlr/vac, MALLARD View. DIS- 1419. RE/MAX East of and references re­ all appliances Includ- necticut 06040 fireplace, central air, the River, 647-1419.0 bished Inside. Finished 4060.O______quired. $550. monthly This 19th day of October. tlnctlve Townhouses. oven/range, dis­ in g microwave, Save thousands. ShHhNE setting - Tuy- MANCHESTER. New lls- family room Is base­ MANCHESTER. 3 family plus utilities. After 5pm washer, dryer and Ice 1989 hwasher, hood, dispo­ notch constructed 2 ment. Home Is on an MOVE-IN CONDITION aluminum sided In ex­ 649-2803.______$141,9001 No associa­ sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full Itng! 6 room aluminum Rentals maker. Wall to wall 049-10 year old Redwood sided Cape. FIrplaced extra deep lot for year SOUTH WINDSOR $153,900 cellent condition. Se­ tion fees. New 3 bed­ baths, washer/dryer round enlovment. CLEAN, quiet, 5 rooms, carpeting, fireplace, room single family att­ Clapboard sided Cape, living room, hardwood 6 room Split well maintained both inside and out. Completely parate utilities. Quiet 3rd floor. Heat, hot deck, attached garage hookups, cedar siding, 3 bedrooms, 2'/j baths, floors, 1 car garage. 144,900. D.W. Fish repainted, new carpeting, refinished hardwood flows a i^ area on cul-de-sac. Bob ached homes that offer wall-to-wall carpeting, water, appliances. Rel­ w/door opener, secur­ If vou don’t use It, don't a sensible alternative 2 car garage with loft, David Murdock. Sen­ ReoltV, 643-1591.0____ newly remodeled family room. Private partially fenced back Taylor, Manchester I ROOMS iable mature adults. ity system and full tiled foyer, oak kitchen located on a 1 Va acre on try Real Estate, 643- NEWLY constructed Co­ yard with pane and shed. Office, 643-4060. need It and don’t want It, to the high cost of a new cabinets, two-zone gas FOR RENT References, secuirty, basement. Central lo­ a quiet country rood. lonial with wrap­ O-’- Buckland Rd. to Sullivan Ave. to Graham Rd. to left on $134,900. Sentry Real why not sell It with a home! A complete heat, slider to deck and 4060.0______lease. No pets. 647-1221 cation short walk to Classified Ad? Call 643- package at one low Coventry, $224,900. around deck and cedar Meadow, right on Overlook. Estote, 643-4060.O MANCHESTER - Quiet, or 646-6113.______Manchester Hospital, 2-car garage. Owners Philips Real Estate, COVENTRY-Bv owner. 2 exterior. 4 bedrooms, 2 non-smoker, seml- 2711 to place your ad. price! I ’/i baths, fire­ will hold a second MODERN 3 rooms, clean, porkode and many place, wall to wall car­ 742-1450.0 ______year old salt box 2x6 Va baths, dining room, D.W.FISH • j i i ‘3Sfnes. CONDOMINIUMS prlvote entronce/both, churches. No children. mortgage of $32,900 at construction. 3 bed­ u ia iIY LOMrANY I I n X X a n il (••rtirii*. I quiet, 1st floor. Heat, peting, range, refriger­ PRIVACY plus location - falmly room, firepla­ ___ 1-1 LiCDUrVU security, lease, reter- No pets, trucks, RV's or 8% with no principal or rooms, 2 baths, cathed­ MANCHESTER VERNON FOR SALE hot water, appliances. I HOMES ator, dishwasher, and Interest payment due Attractive 5 room ces, some decorating ences 643-8830 Prefer retired person motorycles. $1200 per microwave oven, full Ranch, 3 bedrooms, ral celling with sky­ choices still available, 643-1591 871-1400 month plus utilities FOR SALE for 7 years. These are lights. Floor to celling JUST starting out?? FEMALE preferred - Fur- or mature married basement and attached lightly wooded lot personalize! $324,700. What a terrific Invest­ nlshed, kitchen privi­ couple. References, se­ Option to buy. Call beautiful single family within walking dis­ brick fireplace. 1.76 Henry Assoc!ates, garage. No gimmicks, homes, not condomini­ ment for the 1st time leges, clean, gulet, curity, lease. No pets. 646-8711.______HISTORIC Charm - 3 lust solid dollar value- tance to Columbia acres. Stone walls and Ga!lery of Homes, 644- bedroom Victorian. ums; and there are, of buyer! Super 4 room busline. 647-9813. 647-1221 or 646-6113. MANCHESTER- compare! Come see Beach and recreation pond view. $187,500. 4723.0 ______BOLTON Lovingly updated. course, no association 742-5580. ______Townhouse Condo at MANCHESTER - 7 Townhouse, 2 bed­ the mode of tomorrow area, enlov the hiking FOREST RIdgee 3 bed- Wellsweep In M an­ room, heat and hot Practical and pleasing. fees. Call today for MANCHESTER-Bv By Owner rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1 Vj In your own lot and trails, ball fields, tennis chester. 2 bedrooms, r n APARTMENTS water, dishwasher, wo- Asking $139,900. Call complete details on courts, and pavllllon. room, 2 Va baths, fully baths. Immediate oc­ home! Blanchard 8< these magnificent and owner, Westside, nice 6 appllanced Includes OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 PM 1.5 baths, private base­ I 3 Z I for rent sher/drver, garage, on Barbara Weinberg, Rossetto Realtors," Colum bia, $156,900. room Colonial, 3 bed­ cupancy. No pets. $800 647-1419. RE/MAX East beautiful homes at washer and dryer. No ment, deluxe cherry per month. Call 647- busline. $750 per We’re Selling Houses" Philips Real Estate, room. Good family 7 Laurwood Dr. - Birch Mt. area kitchen cabinets, am­ month. 646-6941. of the River, 647-1419.n $167,900 with this very, nelghoorhood. pets. 950/month plus MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ 7623.______646-2482.0______very special financing. 742-1450. □______utilities. Sally Sullivan, ple parking, end unit. e x c e l l e n t Condition - $134,500. Principals room, luxury town- VERY nice. 6 rooms. New f o r e s t Rldge-3 bed­ a t t r a c t iv e 5 plus This Is an excellent BOLTON - Owner flnonc- Sentry Real Estate, 643- Dutch raised ranch on quiet resi­ $109,000. Jackson 8. house. AM appliances, room, 2Vz baths, fully 7 room Ranch. 3 bed­ room Cope In a great Ing. Price drastically only. 649-4454.______kitchen. Garage. No opportunity for first- 4060.0 ______Jackson Real Estate, heat, coble, carpeting, pets. With heat. $875 appllanced, wosher/d- rooms, 2 baths, family location I Must be sold reduced on this brand TASTEFULLY Deco- dential treed 1.09 acre lot. Offering 647-8400.0______room, handicap ac- time buyers and Inves­ BOLTON - Center chim­ air conditioning. Coll per month. 644-4555. ryer. No pets. $950 to settle estate! $170's. tors. Owner will con­ new 8 room Contem­ rated - 3 bedroom . cessible. Low $150's. ney has this salt box 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2 car ga­ MANCHESTER. Storting 647-1595.______MANCHESTER-3 bed- monthly plus utilities. Blanchard & Rossetto sider rent with option. porary on Birch Moun­ Cape, large dressing at $65,900. 1 and 2 Sentry Real Estate 643- Call Linda Brown 647- Realtors," We're Sel­ tain. Features Include reproduction, 3 bed­ MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ room Townhouse. Cor- Rothman 8, Rothman, room off master bed­ room, 2 Va baths, large rage, appliances, rear deck, wood bedrooms, excellent fi­ room townhouse. All 1419. RE/MAX East of ling Houses" 646-2482.0 a formal dining room, room, newer carpet­ petlng, fireplace, 4060______the River, 647-1419.n 646-4144.0 country kitchen, fam­ nancial terms availa­ appliances, heat, hot family room with fire­ ing, hardwood floors, paneled rec room with fireplace, ble. Owner financing at appliances, Vh boths, place and wet bar, ily room, dining room, water, carpeting, olr garage. $895plus secur­ paddle fan In dining random oak flooring, 2 5.9 percent Initial rate. conditioning. Coll 649- i r n HOMES hardwood floors and room, nicely treed lot, wet bar and bookcases. Newly ity. Call 649-6641. car garage on quiet Call for details. Henry 5240. | 3 4 | for rent OPEN HOUSE much more. "Builder drilled well. Coventry. painted inside and out. Security Associates, Gallery of will also take homes In cul-de-sac. Henry As­ MANCHESTER - 2 bed- Reduced $125,900. Phil­ sociates, Gallery of Homes, 644-4723.0 MANCHESTER - 1 bed- MANCHESTER - 2 bed- trade.” $285,000. Flano ips Real Estate, 742- system. Move in (xindition. $199,000. room townhouso with Homes, 644-4723.0 FOR The Active Lite! room oportment. Mod­ room, garage, en­ Sunday, October 22nd 1-4 P.M. Real Estate, 646-5200.D 1450.D ern, quiet, central on fireplace. All applian­ closed porch. Security. 646-7268 ______Newer 2 bedroom end ces, heat, hot water, unit condo with deck bus line. Security $575. No pets. $800. 647-9976. 96 Birch Mountain Road, Bolton Call 649-1147, Bob carpeting, olr condl- overlooking both pool flonlng. Coll 649-5240. BOLTON - 3 bedroom and tennis court. Also Klernon. ______Ranch, 1700 sq. ft. of MANCHESTER - 2 beO- . -rt’ has central air, garage COVENTRY Lake - 2 living space. Lease OPEN HOUSE door with electric op­ room townhouse with with 2 months security. room efficiency apart­ fireplace. All applian­ ACT NOW SftTURDAY^WTOBER 21 »L 1-3 pm ener. Buy or rent op­ ment. Private beach, Possible purchase op­ ces, heat, hot woter, 98B Oakland Street tion on this excellent quiet neighborhood. tion. Coll otter 4 pm. AND WE’LL GIVE YOU A FAMILY ROOM — FREE!* value now! $115,900. carpeting, olr condl- weekdays, anytime $500 per month, utilities tlonlng. Coll 649-5240. Anne Miller Real Est­ Included. Call 742-8671. weekends. 646-5493. ate, 647-8000.O LIKE private home. 3'/3 ONLY <^5,000 DOWN MANCHESTER - Avollo- rooms. Lease. Secur­ ble November 1st. ity. Working single STEAL MY CONDO Quiet neighborhood, rnSTORE/OFFICE \ 5 models to choose from MODEL HOURS ■Priced below market -Zero $ mole preferred. 643- 'O DD LAND 1st floor, 3 bedrooms, 1351 for rent Attached garages Tues. & Thursday down Flexible terms '2 large kitchen with ap­ 2880. I w/opener bedrooms -Pool 'Excellent D $ ^ N G L L N 6:00 - 9:00 P.M. pliances, garage, se­ MAIN STREET - office 1 2 bedrooms condition -Immediate cluded yard, front and MANCHESTER - Avollo- space, 527 sq.ft. Peter's Sat. & Sunday occupancy RENT TO OWN ble Immediately. 1 and Building. Air, heat, \ ' h baths 1:00 - 4:00 P.M. rear porches and reor Fully applianced Owner 617-344-0455 deck. $700. monthly 2 bedrooms, walking parking Included. $300 Choice of colors Call 645-8480 RIDGEFIELD CONDO plus heat and electric­ distance to downtown, month. 646-2364, ask tor I BE City Slick in The hot woter Included. Priced from $139,900. ■m in iu m :^ For Info MANCHESTER ^ -r i, 1/9 ity. No pets. 646-1210 R o n . ______Immaculate newer 2 bed Townhouse, Country! Townhouse days, 643-8422 $575 and $650. Boyle OFFICE - 3 room, 900 style 2 bedroom, has Management Com- -f' baths, full basement, private small develop evenings.______sq.ft, on Spruce Street. open flowing floor ponv, 649-4800.______Lease, parking, ‘PHASE I ONLY plan, fireplaced living MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ Spacious 8 room Contemporary Cape in exclusive area! This home Directions: (Ff om Hartford) I-84E Exit 62 - Right at end of ramp. Left onto Tolland room flat, 2nd floor, Olr COVENTRY - Quiet $700/month. 643-6712. Dir-%ain St., to right on North Main St., left on room, sliders to deck neighborhood, one Turnpike. Bear right on North Main Street. Right on Main Street. Right on conditioner. Fully ap­ offers 3 large bedrooms; fireplaced front room; 2.5 baths; oversized 2- Oakland to left into Complex. from dining area, all In bedroom apartment, BOLTON - New, 400 SO. ft. Woodland Street. 1/10 mile on right. „ .. . quiet setting lust min­ pllanced kitchen, cel­ double office with pri­ car garage and panoramic view from deck!! (From Boston) 1-84 Exit 63. Right off exit. 2nd light right on Rt. 83. One mile take lar storage, garage. No carpeted. $450 per vate lavatory. Excel­ utes from Manchester. month. 2 month's se­ DIRECTIONS: Campmeeting Road to Birch Mountain Road. right North Main. Next light left on Main St. for 4/10 mile, right on Woodland 1/10 D.W.FISH pets. $690 per month lent exposure. $500. Mil HIAlIVLDMfWN, I • You'll love It! curity. No dogs. 742- mile on right. VERNON $124,900.Anne M iller plus utilities plus dep­ plus heat. 646-4666. M A N C H E S ThR 0569. 1 Real Estate, 647-8000.O osit. 649-5678 after 7om. KIERNAN REALTY 643-1591 871-1400 # 6 4 9 - 1 1 4 7 Manning Realty ITRUCKS/VANS CARS I CARS I CARS I FOR SALE IFOR SALE T i n MISCELLANEOUS I TAG I TAG I FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS r j l SALES SALES FOR SALE 8 7 1 for SALE CADILLAC-Fleetwood, 1974 GMC Truck. 250,.A 1STORE/OFFICE ROOMMATES 1 SERVICES FURNITURE CHEVROLET 1981 cylinder. Asking $450. 61I SERVICES lizJ OLDSMOBILE 1974 Cu­ 1981. Loaded, Including FLOORING MANCHESTER - Satur­ Chevette, 2 door, 4 Cal I after 4pm. 649-3237. FOR RENT WANTEO eSTATE/Tag sale - 25'/a tlass. Runs good. CB. Clean, runs good. N GStT^B^HIdln^MoInte- (%r e AT for Christmas, 2 Etdridge Read, Man­ day and Sunday, 9am - speed, excellent trans- CHEVROLET Pickup, PROFESSIONAL female nance Co. Commercl- SOchaIrs-Goodforclubor Dirt Bikes, excel­ ?. Rain or shine. 39 Needs exhaust work. portatlon. 649-9977. $2,990. 742-6715. OFFICE - Prime location, chester, Saturday, Oc­ $325. 649-4914, before 1986, 21,000 original preferred. Non- FLOOR SANDING al/ResIdentlal building meeting. Make after. lent condition $45. Call tober 21sf, 10am - 4pm. Eldridge Street. miles. $6,000 or best heat, carpet. $250. per 1pm.______PONTIAC Grand Prix, smoker, to share 2 repairs and home Im­ 647-9223. 643-0727 after 5.______Rain or shine. Furni­ 1981, automatic, V6. otter. Call 649-1698. month. Call 647-9223 or • Now and Old Floors provements. Interior CHEVROLET. 1984 Cava­ bedroom apartment- SLIDING glass aoor and ture, antiques, brass $1,200 or best. Call 649- I owJ CAMPERS/ 643-7175. ______• Natural & Stained and exterior painting, MULTI-FAMILY tag lier Wagon, good con­ /house. No pets. $337.50 screen 6 foot. $100. Cal bed, mirrors, china, 169 8.______19 3 1 TRAILERS Includes heat and hot Floors light carpentry. Com­ MACHINERY glass, silver, country, sale. Corner of East dition. Many extras I MISCELLANEOUS plete lanitorlal ser­ 643-0727 after 5. Field and North Field $2,500, 643-2108.______CHRYSLER LeBaron- ^MISCELLANEOUS water. Available No­ |7o| AND TOOLS original paintings, 1980 Midas Motor home. AUTOMOTIVE vember 1st. 289-1000, John VorlillH - 64M 750 vice. Experienced, rel­ Streets. October 21st 1983 4 cylinder, 5 speed, 3 B I for r en t Christmas tree and OLDSMOBILE 1981, Cu- 24K, air, needs minor ext. 206 days, 645-1660 iable, free estimates. and 22nd, 9am - 5pm. standard. Good condi­ YABLE Saw - 10" Rock- crystal decorations. tlass Supreme. 2 door, tion. Negotiable. 646- repair, must sell. 649- e n g in e -351 Cubic Inch, evenings.______643-0304.______well. $75. or best offer. BUCKLEY School Fair- new tires, high miles. Ford, V8. $100.643-7063. l o g Splitter for rent. COVENTRY - Moving! 1313. 9977. $40/dav, $25/Vs day. 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SPORTS______Giants stand tall with visit to the homeless

By Jim Litke The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — Giants never s t ^ taller than Friday, when they stooped to help some children. San Francisco’s baseball team, more fortunate than MITSUBISHI most of the residents with whom they share the Bay area, stopped off at a downtown shelter to hand out gifts to fainilies left homeless by Tuesday’s devastating earthquake — and for the moment, anyway, shunted to the side the debate over whether resuming the World Scries next week is the right thing to do. A “Will Clark! Will Clark! 1 got Will Clarlf, 12-year- old Lionell Crayton said, hopping on one foot and then knocking down the lenses of the baseball sunglasses he O P E N fN jp had just been handed. , ^ m G B A f N / D The catch impressed his younger brother, 6-ycar-old ' Levore, but left his sister, 8-year-old Denise, less im- b l it z S ^ “So what?” she said, tipping the bill of a white cor­ duroy Giants’ cap to reveal another prized autograph by the Giants’ first baseman. “I got him, too. He was everybody’s.” Red canvas cots filled an auxiliai7 ballroom in the Moscone Center, normally a convention hall but pressed into service as a temporary shelter by the Red Cross m ' ■ 'p-xc VA . ■ *• V the quake’s aftermath. Some 1,100 people, many of thein families with children, have lived there on and off since the city was rocked Tuesday by the second-worst carthquke in the city’s history. , ., ui Many found the only m eis they had been able to gel in the t ^ days’ since at the center. But the nounshment that came with the Giants’ visit was a once-m-a-lifeume — ‘ The Associated Pressilile photo treat for the children, many of whom are families too poor to afford an outing at CandlcsUck Friday was a special day to begin with, ^ Mcl^nald s Corp. donated food for the kids. But the Giants arrival visit those who were made homeless by Tuesday s earthquake. was something else. . . , ■ “It’s a small thing; I don’t know that it s going to have any real significance,” San F ra n c is ’s g e n ^ “He loves baseball,” she said while holding the bear in “Kids are going to be kids, no matter what happens, her lap, “and I think he likes it a little more now. A1 Rosen, said. “But the players, like everybr^y else, felt she said. “If one gets something and the other doesn t, great compassion for the people hurt by this thmg and we “They were nice,” Brown said, pointing toward the you know he’s going to be unhappy^ But this is about a I m M to fmd out what we tm ld do.» » ballplayers, “but they look a little s ^ too. I think they nice a thing as they could have done.” others we’ie planning to make, came out ot talks with can feel the way it is.” , • Lydia Hart, the mother of Lionell, Levore and Denire, Manager Roger Craig broached the idea of the visits dutmtlually Plannrf relaxed on a cot under some construction-paper teddy with the players in a brief clubhouse meeting prior to 9Q_MlRAGt4da ing one to a middle school in the Manna distnct, the t o bear cutouts that had been taped to a wall. She stay­ workouts and the response was unanimous. dest-hit community in San F ito c i^ . ing with a sister-in-law when the quake struck. Lowing Pitcher Atlee Hammaker was glad to go, but express^ oq^IOMIEBO; that shelter and another on Friday s lUnerary and reading what few books they managed to take with some doubts before the visit whether they’d be able to do ?I1 them to the Moscone Center. „ , , them had been her children’s only diversion the past few much good. As he left the Moscone Center, most of those Per Month <3^5 For most of the kids and many of the players, the M doubts had been erased. Per Month cone Center was more than enough. *^^Slie tried to cheer up Levore, who didn’t get a hat and “I think it worked out, but to be honest, he said, 1 m Tonia Brown had been given a brown teddy bear one was trying to make do by zipping and unzipping the sure I got more out if it than they did.” -vr~~iT~Sk. day earlier and used her Giants’ gift of sunglasses and backpack he had received from one of the Giants 9 0 MIGHTY MAX hat to dress up “Tony.” ^0 fiAH-ANT. truck Fans for various reasons, returning Series tickets ^ . . . r ___•* for Gamesfor 6Games and 7 6on and Mondaj 7 on Monday and T\ies- earthquake or the safety of the stadium, day at the Coliseum box office. couldn’t come out for the game. he said. “I felt that the game shouldn’t be By Ronald Blum Michael Casdia, 30, of El Sobrante, Per Month Per Month played because it takes (away) a lot of Both teams said fans who return^ The Associated Press Calif., had tickeu for section 20 m the A ^ ------community resources.” upper deck and was tfying to exchange tickets would gel refunds. The (Jiants said SAN FRANCISCO — Travel plans, Mark Albert, 27, a taxi driver, also they would resell returned tickets by 04 them because he feared for his safety. didn’t fear for his safely. But he didn’t not fear of damage to Candlestick to k , “I’m not sitting in the upper deck, ne telephone Monday. The Athletics said was the reason most pwple gave Friday want to go to the games either. they would sell any returned tickets to said while standing outside Candlestick. “I have tickets for Tbesday, Wednesday for returning World Series tickets. “I vowed I wouldn’t sit up there again people on a waiting list. The San Francisco Giants said mey and Thursday,” he said, “and I’d really after Thesday. If 1 can sit in the lower Additional tickets may be given back would refund tickets for Games 3-5 to like to sell them. The mood is just not H „ b c b ^ . . deck near the field, I think I would be to the teams by officials of other major anyone who returned them to the C^dle- there any more. I think they should wait a much more comfortable. The rocking and league clubs who went home. Jones said stick Park ticket office in person by Satur­ few more weeks. It’s too soon. People are the swaying was fairly severe and I soil she had been told by one team that it was day. Only 10 people had returned uckets in shelters. People are without power. have a sick feeling from it. People are without water. People ^ returning tickets by express mail. as of midaftemoon Friday, according to Randall Rattray, 39, of San Francisco, without food. How can they be thinking Judy Jones, the team’s director of ticket relumed tickets for secuon 53, the ^rtion There were lines of fans at Candle­ about playing baseball?” _ stick’s ticket windows Friday, but most operations. , of the upper deck that w ^ ^ c k ^ m Andy Dolich, the Oakland Athletics ' - - w - " “ * " _____ “One woman was going to H aw aii^a were seeking to purchase tickets, which Tbesday’s earthquake, which delayed vice president for business operations, 1 *®JSH didn’t want the ticket,” said Phyllis Gor­ Game 3 for at least a week. originally were solJ for $40 and $50. said fans would be able to return tickets man, a ticker seller at Candlestick. “I don’t have any fears of another Prices “Another guy was going back to Utah and 4 In Brief . . . SCOREBOARD In Brief • • • SCOREBOARD 6,632-yard, Hammond, Simpson in front Transactions Golf Championship p la y ^ w Ihe Football tul 12:27 8, Buffalo, Amlel 2 (Ruuttu, par-72 Silverado Country Ciub: Baseball 31-36— 67 l a k e BUENA VISTA. Fla. (AP) — Donnie Ham­ 19:00.’ Ponalties-ChelioB, Dick Hendrickson 31- 36— 67 mond, seeking his second consecutive victory, overcame UConn football at Maine 12:24; Hartman. Buf ('‘"flt’jhO). , Charles Coody Shtits on goal-Montroal 11-17-1 0-3 8. But 3 4 3 5 -6 8 blustery weather Friday to shoot a 65 and tie Tim BASEBALL ORONO, Me. — The University of Connecticut foot­ Bnjce Devlin 33- 3 6 -6 9 NFL standings National League Billy Casper Simpson for the lead after three rounds of the Disney PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Acquired JoH ***^w-pte7 Opportunitias— Montreal 0 of 2; 32- 37— 69 Postseason glance AMERICAN CONFERENCE ball team face its biggest challenge and biggest game of Dave Hill Hulse, catcher, from the Kansas City Floyals to 3 6 3 5 — 70 Classic* WORLD SERIES East the year today when it meets the University of Marne m a To-lil-M ontreal. Hayward 2-2-0 ^28 Mike Hill 3 6 3 5 — 70 SMurday, O d . 14 complete tho trade lor Larry McWilliams, John Paul Cain Hammond, who had the low round of the day by two T Pd. PF RA ahote-22 saves). Buffalo, Puppa, 4-1-1 (38-36). 3 6 3 5 -7 0 pitcher. Assigned Hulse to Reading of the key Yankee Conference matchup this afternoon at 1 at NHL standings Bob Charles Oakland 5. San Francisco 0 BuHalo 4 2 .667 156 160 3 6 3 5 — 70 strokes, was Simpson, the second-round leader, at 14- Sunday, O d. 15 Eastam League. WALES CONFERENCE A1 CSeiberger Indianapolis 3 3 .500 111 108 RiTler^Denis Morel. Linesmen— Dan 33- 37— 70 Oakland 5, San Francisco 1. Oakland loads PMrtck Division Arnold Palmer under-par 202. Simpson, who had a two-stroke lead Miami 3 3 .500 121 139 34- 36— 70 UConn, 2-1 in the league and 4-2 overall, is ued for W L TP ts OF OA McCourt. Swede Kno*. Homero Blancas serios 2 8 Now England 2 4 .333 88 132 S T. LO UIS CAR DIN ALS— Announced tho 32 23 3 6 3 5 — 70 when the round began, shot a 70. Tliocday, O d . 17 third in the conference and is coming off a 39-33 over- NY Rangers 5 1 1 11 John Brodie N.Y. Jots 1 5 .167 119 158 reeignation of Kip Ingle, director of pubi'ic rela­ 31 30 34- 37— 71 Oakland at San Francisco, ppd.. oarthquako N Y Islanders 3 3 1 7 BobBnie Fred Couples add Bob Gilder were tied for third at 204 Central tions. ume win against UMass. Maine, which is coming oil an 25 22 34-37— 71 Wtdnocday, O d. 18 .667 136 94 BASKETBALL New Jersey 3 3 1 7 BobBoldt after shooting 69s. Four more players were at 206. Cindnna* 4 2 27 29 3 6 3 6 — 71 Oakland at San Francisco, ppd.. oarthquako National Baskatball Aasoclatlon easy 47-21 over Rhode Island, is unbeaten in the league Pittsburgh 3 3 1 7 Chick Evans Cleveland 3 3 .500 136 88 26 26 34-37— 71 Hammond won the PGA’s most recent tour stop, the Washington 3 3 1 7 Coif Don Masssngale i Houston 3 3 .500 167 170 HOUSTON ROCKETS— Waived Jay Burson, at 5-0 and is 7-0 overall. 20 29 3 6 3 6 — 71 Sorios suspondod, ro gamos to bo playod .500 93 142 Philadelphia 1 Joe Jimenez Texas ()pen, two weeks ago. His second successive 65 Pittsburgh 3 3 guard. 37-34— 71 boforo Tuosday, O c t 24 Adams Division Larry Ziegler W m I 5 4 0 10 25 22 33- 38— 71 came on a sunny but windy day with temperatures in the Romaindof of schottolo TB A 136 84 FOOTBALL UConn soccer at Textiles Montreal Jim Dent Denver 5 1 0 4 3 1 9 27 22 36-35— 71 134 114 National Football Laagua Buffalo Doug Sanders L A Ra'xJers 3 3 0 .500 The University of Connecticut men’s s ( ^ r t ^ will 3 3 1 7 22 24 Disney Classic scores 34- 37— 71 112 124, CW CIN NATI BEN G ALS— Activated Joe Wal­ Boston Rives Mcbee ^^Roger Maltbie followed a second-round 63 Thursday WOfld SeflGS Saattlo 3 3 0 .O T 3 5 0 6 26 32 l a k e BUENA VISTA. Fla. (AP) — Swos 36- 36— 72 101 131 I ter, oftonsive tackle, and Jim Riggs, light erxf, be in Philadelphia today when it meets Phi^elphia Tex­ Hartford Quinton Gray Kansas Oty 2 4 0 .M3 2 4 1 5 30 32 Friday in the third round of the $800,000 Disney 37- 3 5 -7 2 with a 74 and was at 208. Bob Tway, who shot a course- Composite box 112 126 from injured reserve. Placed Paul Jettoa oHen- Quebec Ben Smith San Diego 2 4 0 .M 3 tiles in an intersectional clash at 1 pjn. W onn defeated CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Classic played on the 6,967-yard, par 36 37— 72 NATIONAL CONFERENCE slve lineman, on injured reserve. Waived Flich Doug Dalziel record 61 and a 77 in the first two rounds, added a 71 and AthlMlcs load oofloa 2-0 Norris Division 36-36— 72 Palm Course. 7,190-y^, l»r 3 7 -3 5 -7 2 Romer, linebacker. Textiles, 2-1, in its 1988 season opener m Storrs. Dewitt Weaver By Tho Aosoclalod Proos East W L TPts GF GA 3e_36__72 Magnolia Course, and 6,706-yard. 34-38— 72 was at 209. Payne Stewart, the top money-winner on the 155 96 GREEN BAY PACKERS— Activated Mark Dow FinsterwakJ BATTING SUMMARY N.Y. Giants 5 1 1 11 29 20 par 36-36— 72 Lake Buena Vista Course 36 37— 72 Tour this year, shot a 76 to fall out of contention at 213. SAN FRAN 152 1M Hall, dafonsivo end, from the developmental Minnesota 6667-70— 202 Phil Rodgers Philadelphia Benjamin quits Italian team 4 4 0 8 29 35 Tim Simpson 36-36— 72 Ob r h 2b 3b hr rbl avg 154 138 squad. Detroit 72-6665— 202 Ken Still Washington 3 4 1 7 28 31 Donnie Hamrr»nd 36-36— 72 Obark(oll3b 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1.000 1 103 143 NEW YORK JETS-Activated Grog Ytemor, MILAN, Italy (AP) — Benoit Benjaniin, who left the Chicago 7 6 6 6 6 9 — 204 Frank Beard Phoonix 3 3 0 6 27 22 Fred Couples 36 37— 72 MitcholIH 8 0 3 0 0 0 0 . ^ 5 I 68 177 tight and, from the developmental squad, SL Louis 7 6 6 6 6 9 — 204 Miller Barber Dallas Los Angeles Clippers to play basketball in Italy, 2 5 0 4 27 40 Bob Gilder 33- 39— 72 Sunshine Forever after double ^ n e d Richard Stephens, oHensive tackle, to Toronto 6 6 6 6 6 9 — 206 George Archer Clark 1b Smyths Division Mike Hulbert 34- 36— 72 ’ 192 136 the developmental squad. Italian team hours before his debut Friday and headM 7 6 6 6 7 1 — 206 Bobby Nichols Uriboss 1 1 Chicago 4 2 2 10 40 33 Kenny Kr»x 36 37— 72 LAUREL. Md. (AP) — Sunshine Forever, winless for ' 126 106 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Placed Jerry Calgary 6 6 6 6 7 2 — 206 Tom Shaw Butlor cf Minnesota back to the United States to resume negotiations with the 4 3 0 8 31 27 Tod Schulz 34-38— 72 ) 162 158 Leggett, linebacker, to tho developmental Los Angeles 6 6 7 6 7 1 — 206 Gary Player a year, will try Sunday for an International double that Kennedy c Green Bay 4 4 0 8 31 32 Raul Azingor 36 37— 72 ) 120 120 squad. NBA team. , , , Vancouver 6 6 6 6 7 1 — 207 Don Bias Maldonad r< Tampa Bay 3 2 1 7 26 21 Loren Roberts 36-36— 72 last was achieved 29 years ago. . 7 91 150 SOOCER “Serious talks have taken place during the last two Edmonton 71- 66 70—Jim 207 Ferres Thompsn 2b Detroit 2 4 0 4 18 25 Jay Haas 36 37— 72 The 4-year-old colt, trained by John Veitch, won last Major Indoor Soccer Laagua Winnipeg 72- 6667—Paul 208 Moran Willms 36ss days ” Clippers general manager Elgin Baylor said in a Friday's Gamas Nick Price 36- 37— 73 L A . Rams 5 1 0 .M 3 162 125 S T. LO U IS STO R M — Signed David Eiso and 67-7671— 208 Jim King year’s $750,000 Budweiser International at Laurel with a Riles dh Lata Gamas Not Included Corey Pavin 33- 40— 73 San Francisco 5 1 0 .M 3 155 115 Diego Mandagaran, defenders. statement issued Thursday night. “Benoit ^ always 7667-68— 208 Gene LitUer Garrelts p ^Kancisco ^ ^ ^ .333 108 1 » Lanny Wsdkins 34- 39— 73 Carnatic late surge. He has not won since. COLLEGE shown a strong interest in remaining with the Chpiwrs. Buffalo 6, Montreal 2 71- 6 6 7 4 —Chi 208 Chi Rodriguez LoHorts p Vancouver 3, Now Jersey 2 Floger Maltbio 37- 3 6 -7 3 New Orleans 2 4 0 .3 M 135 109 SU SQ U EH A N N A — Named Ban Battle, Rick 67-6674— 209 Larry Mowry Sunshine Forever, one of 12 entered for Sunday s Bedrosian p Benjamin said a majority of the conditions in his con­ New York Islanders 5, Washington 3 Bill Britton 37- 36— 73 Sund^, Od. 22 Ferry and Dave Sheetz men's assistent basket­ 67-71-71— 209 Peter Carriell Brantley p Bob Estes 36-38— 74 $750,000 Budweiser International, will attempt to be­ Dallas at Kansas City, 1 p.m. ball coaches, and Jim Fleed women's assistai tract with Philips were reneged or challenged by team of­ Chicago at Winnipeg, (n) 67-6673— 209 Dick Flhyan Downs p Lennio Clements 38- 36— 74 come the first to win the race'two consecutive years smee Hammakrp Green Bay at Miami, 1 p.m. Boston at Edmonton, (n) 6 6 6 6 7 1 — 209 J.C. Goosia ficials within 24 hours of his arrival. Saturday’s Games Dick Mast 36- 3 8 -7 4 LaCoss p Indianapolis at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 6671-70— 209 Lou Graham Buddy Gardner 37- 37— 74 Bald Eagle won in 1959 and 1960. Los A n g ^ s Raidors at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 61-77-71— 209 Doug Ford Rausch^ p BobTway 38- 36— 74 “I think his problems are a mental thing more than Minnesota at Detroit 1 p.m. Lee, Bynoe after Nuggets again Detroit at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. 7 6 6 6 7 4 — 210 Harold Henning Totals Minnesota at Quebec. 7.-35 p.m. Gene Sauers 36 39— 74 New York Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. 72- 66 69—Lee 210 Elder physical.” Veitch said. Radio, TV DENVER (AP) — Chicago businessmen Bertram Lee Vancouver at Now Yrrk Islanders, 7 3 5 p.m. Fuzzy Zoollor 36-38— 74 Pittsburgh at Houston, 1 p.m. 6 6 6 6 7 5 — 210 waiter Zembriski M- New 'fork Rangers at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Larry Sihroira 36- 3 8 -7 4 Sunshine Forever will have to beat a sharp Yankee Tampa Bay at Washington, 1 p.m. and Peter Bynoe were poised again Friday to assume 6 6 6 6 7 3 — 210 Rocky Thompson OAKLAND Buffalo at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m. Bruce Lietzke 37- 38— 75 fair. the winner of two straight stakes and the 7-5 favorite New Erx^and at San Francisco, 4 p.m. 71- 66 70—George 210 banning h 2b 3b hrrblavg ownership of the Denver Nuggets, this time with the New Jersey at Montreal. 8:05 p.m. Tom Siockmann 37-38— 75 Atlanta at Phoonix, 4 p.m. 6 6 7 3 - 69— 210Jim O ’Hem to earn the $450,000 winner’s purse. RHdrsn It Boston at Calgary. 8:05 p.m. Tom Purtzor 36 37— 75 Denver at Seattia, 4 p.m. financial backing of media executive Robert Wussler. 72- 6 6 6 9 —Bob 210 Erickson McGwire 1 b Today Whshington at Toronto. 8:05 p.m. Dan Forsman 37-38— 75 New Orleans at Los Angolee Rams, 4 p.m. Noon — College football: Tannossoe at 7 6 6 6 7 1 — 210 Al Chandler Philips 2b-3b An earlier effort by Lee and Bynoe to buy the team Los Angeles at S I Louis, 8:35 p.m. Morris Hatalsky 3 6 4 0 — 75 New Vbrk Gants at San Diego, 4 pm . 72-6669— 210 Dan Morgan I ansford 3b Alabama. Channel 3 from Sidney Shlenker collapsed Oct. 10 ^ter the duo, Sunday's Games Jim Hallet 40-35— 75 Monday, O d . 23 Noon — College football: Syracuse at Rut- 66 7 4 - 67— 210Bert Yancey USOC spreading the wealth Sleinbach c Mark W'lebe 3 6 4 0 — 75 Chicago at Cleveland. 9 p.m. having problems lining up suitable financing, missed a 72- 6 6 7 2 —BobToski 210 Parker dh gars, Channel 18 Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8 p.ra Curtis Strange 36-39— 75 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — U.S. 1pm. — Collogo football: UConn at Maine, 6667-74— 210 Jerry Barber Weiss ss third deadline for closing the deal. Los Angelos at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. Larry Mize 36 37— 75 WHUS(FM-91.7) 7667-73 -210 Tommy Aaron Olympic Committee has allocated more than $3.7 million DHdrsncf NFL injury report Chip Beck 36- 3 9 -7 5 2 p.m. — Collogo football: Novada-Las Vegas Directors of Wussler’s company, Comsat Video 73- 67-70—Butch 210 Baird Canseco rt NEW YORK (AP) — Th o N FL injury report for Lon Hinkle 37- 38— 75 to American athletes as part of its new Athlete Subsis­ at Northern Illinois. SportsChannol 6 6 7 6 7 1 — 210 Gay Brewer Moore p this weekend's games as provided by the Enterprises of Washington, are scheduled to vote on the Phil Blackmar 3 6 3 6 — 75 2 p.m. — Collogo football: Hawaii at Colorado 67-7673— 210 Orville Moody tence Program, the USOC has announced. . . Stewart p league: $65 million deal. The sale is expeaed to be finalized no David Edwards 36 37— 75 State, NESN NHL results 6 6 7 6 7 0 — 210 Bnica Crampton The direct financial support was proposed by the Gallego 2b Sunday Mike Donald 37-38— 75 3:30 p.m. — College football: U S C at Notre later than Monday. 67-71-72— 210 Al Kelley Eckersley p ATLANTA AT PHOENIX — Falcons: S Tim Lance Ten Broeck 37-39— 76 USOC following the 1988 Seoul Olympics to help pay Dame, Channel 3 6 6 6 6 7 6 -2 1 0 Ralph Terry Honeycutt p Gordan (groin) is doubtful; C B Scott Case “We are confirming that we are in discussion to pur­ Dave Rummells 3 6 3 6 — 76 3:30 p.m. — CoHogo football: Michigan at Canucks 3, Devils 2 766672— 211 Bill Collins the athletes’ basic costs, ranging from coaches lees to Totals 65 10 18 (fooB, G Stan Clayton (ankle), W R Shawn Col­ Chris Perry 34-42— 76 Iowa, Channol 8 chase the Denver Nuggets as part of a parmership headed Vancouver 1 1 I—3 666674— 211 Tommy Bolt lins (groin), W R Michael Haynes (shoulder), RB Wayne Levi 39-37— 76 college tuition. ^ ^ 3:30 p.m. — Golf: P G A Walt Disney Ytorkf by Bertram Lee and Peter Bynoe,” said Bob Hunter, New Jersey 9 1 1— 2 666674— 211 BobRosburg Gens Larig (thigh), R 8 John Settle (knee) are Craig Stabler 37-39— 76 Classic, Channel 30 First Period— 1, Vancouver. Sutler 2. 13:04 67-71-73— 211 Jack Flack The USOC has earmarked $16 million from the questionable; W R Stacey Bailey (back). G Bill spokesman for Comsat. DonShirey 3 6 3 7 — 76 Fralic (elbow), D E Mike Gann (shoulder). T 4 p.m. — Collogo football: N.C. State at (sh). Penalties— Smith, Van (slashing), 6:11; 6 6 6 6 7 4 -2 1 1 Dale Douglass 1989-92 quadrennial period for the program, with all PITCHING SUMMARY Billy Ray Brown 39-38— 77 Clemson. ESPN Butcher, Van (roughing), 1131; Broton, NJ 667672— 211 Charles SiHorri Houston Hoover (knee), R B Keith Jones (ankle) JimBariape 39-39— 78 monies derived from the sale of Olympic coins. San Francisco 6:30 p.m. — Collogo football: Oregon at (high-sticking), 1131; Snopsts, Van (cross­ 766675-211 Jimmy Powell a Ip h r or bb so ara are probable. Cardinals: WR Roy Green Leonard Thompson 36-42— 78 Arizona State, N ESN Europe growth not planned checking), 11:40; Butcher, Van (roughing), 6667-77— 212 Gordon Jones Athletes who meet all criteria for support can receive a 0 0 0 2 0.00 (shoulder). D T Gary Hadd (knee) are out; RB Flobert Wronn 39- 40— 79 Downs 1 2 1 7:30 p.m. — Collogo football: Auburn at 20:00; Turgoon, NJ (rougNng), 20:00. 6672-74— 212 BobGoalby 0.00 Earl Farrell (foot). O B Gary Hogoboom (right ROME (AP) — Commissioner David Stem smd Rocco Mediate 40- 42— 82 maximum of $10,(XX). Hammakr 1 12-3 3 Second Period— 2, Now Jersey, MacLoan 3 6 6 6 6 7 4 — 212 Billy Maxwell 0.00 elbow) are probable. Florida Stats. ESF'N John MahaHey Brantley 1 11-3 1 7:30 p.m. — Rod Wings at Whalers, (Shanahan. Pa.Sundstrom), 5:59. 3, Vancouver, 7 6 6 6 7 3 — 212 To date, $3,713,842 has been awarded to both eiue 0.00 M IN NESOTA A T D E TR O fT — Vikings: RB Friday the NBA has no plans to expand Kenny Perry Bedrosian 1 1 Sutter 3 (Tanti), 12:56. Penalties— Danoyko, NJ 6 6 6 6 7 7 — 212 0.00 Allen Rico (knee), DT Henry Thomas SportsChannol. W TIC that it will continue to promote' the growth of basketball Peter Jacobsen athletes and some young potential Olympic medalists LaCoss 8 pm . — Bruins at Flames, Channel 38 (slashing), 10:12; Maloy, NJ, misconduct, 6671-72— 212 i i 1 0 0 i 1 0.00 (shoulder), WR Anthony Carter (leg) are ques- Stave Pate LeHerts 8’30 p m . — Celtics at Spurs, Channol 20 15:43; Sutter, Van (slashing), 16:59; Turgoon, 667673— 212 who have been identified as meeting the criteria by their 1 4 7 5 4 1 5 9.00 tionablo; D T Tim Newton (hand). 0 6 Whdo Wil­ Davis Love III Garrits 0-1 10 p.m. — Collogo soccer: Harvard vs. T be'^lw ^ is adding franchises in Minnewta and NJ, major-game misconduct (spearing). 16:59. 72- 66 72— 212 1 4 5 5 5 4 2 11.25 son (left hand), T Tim Irwin (elbow) are Dave Barr respective National Governing Bodies. Raschl 0-1 Dartmouth, ESPN (tape) Third Period— 4, Vancouver, Sutter 4 (B rad 7 6 7 6 7 2 — 212 2 16 18 10 9 7 15 5.06 probable. Lions: W R Mol Gray (shoulder-back) lando Fla., this season, bringing it up to 27 teams, md Billy Andrade Basketball Totals 11-30 p m . — Collogo football: Now Mexico ley, Tanti). 12:31. 5, New Jersey, Broton 2 6 6 7 1 - 73— 213 is out; DE James Cribbs (knee), LB Michael Gil Morgan at Florida, SportsChannol (tape delay) there has been speculation in recent years that the NBA rUnlav Shanahan), 19:44. Penalties— Melnyk, 6 6 7 6 7 5 — 213 Color (arch), D E Kevin Brooks (shoulder) are Ed Fiori quostionablo; O B Flodnoy Pooto (groin). FtB Midnight — Collogo football: Air Force at S d T ik rto S teams overseas - especially in Van Butcher. Van (slashi^). Bobby ClampeH 6 6 7 2 - 72— 213 Florida set to take action Barry Sanderts (hip) are probable. TC U , NESN (tape delay) Europe, where the sport is skyrockeUng in ‘" t f esL r i 2 - ^ -'2 ; COX". Van Payne Stewart 67-7676— 213 NBA exhibition result TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) - The controversy sur­ Oakland Midnight — Golf: Senior P G A Transamonca 73- 67-73— 213 r er so ara NEW ORLEANS AT LOS ANGELES — Joey Sindalar 0 ip ' bb Saints: FtB Buford Jordan (hamstring) is doubt­ Championship, ESPN (tape delay) “VVfe have no plans for the expansion of the NBA to “='’S " t ^ ^ “ -Vancouver 10-7-12-29. New 7672- 71-213 rounding the University of Horida athleUc program may 0 1 6 0.00 Mark Hayes Slewrt 1-0 ful; OB Bobby Hoibort (knee), TE Hoby Brenner « Europe and we are happy with the ^^tmuon we have Bobby Wadki ns 6672-73— 213 0.00 prompt sute schools to curtail their sports p r o g r ^ , Honeycutt 0 0 1 (knee), RB Craig Heyward (back). G Brad E ^ - Opportunitios— Vancouver 0 of 2; 71- 71-72— 214 0 0 0 0.00 ^ now ” Stem said at a news conference before ^ e D c^er Keith Claanvatar Nuggets 137, Barcelona 103 Charles Reed, chancellor of the sUte university system, Eckersley man (back) are probcfola. Rams: LB Fred Slrick- Don Reese 6672-74— 214 1 2 7 1.29 '^o^^^Vancouver, McLean 4-2-0 (23 DENVER (137) Moore 1-0 land (ankle) is doubtful; D T Shawn Miller (foot), Sunday ‘ Nuggets joined teams from Italy, Spam and Yugoslavia Andy Been 76G7-74— 214 1 3 14 0.50 rs Hughes 1-3 6 0 3, English 11-22 2-2 24, said Friday. .. Totals , 2 18 9 1 T E Damone Johnson (ankle) are probable. 8 p m . — Collogo football: N.C. State at shots-21 saves). Now Jersey, Torren. 1-2-0 Russ Cochran 7467-73— 214 in the McDonald’s Open. Cutright 4-5 0-0 11, Davis 10-11 3-4 23, Reed said the Florida situation has given the state s TAMRA BAY AT WASHINGTON — Buc­ Clemson, SportsChannol (taped) (29-26). Mark O'Meara 7 6 6 6 7 1 — 214 08 08 0, Lever 69 2-4 8, Adams 7-12 1-1 IB, SCORE BY INNINGS caneers: S Harry Hamilton (knee) is out; LB 10 a .m — College football: U SC at Notre Brad Bryant 7 6 7 6 7 4 — 214 educational system a “black eye and changes mus Lichti 4-9 0 8 8, Hanziik 1 -1 1 -1 3 , SchayM 2-3 San Francisco 000— 1 Kevin Murphy (hip). LB Henry Rolling (hamstr­ Dame, SportsChannol (tape) R o lo r ^ M a r k Faucetto. U n o s m e n - Wayne Tony Sills 72- 71-71— 214 Bears reinstate Jackson 2-2 6, Lane 611 62 10, Rasmussen 48 4^ ing). Noon — Hod Wings at Whalers, SportsCharv Bonnoy, Dan Schachlo. Tom Byrum 6671-75-215 72- 7670— 21512. Kempton 2-4 0 8 4. Crite 6 8 1-2 7. Totals He wants to ban spring football, fall b^eb^*; D P _S a n Francisco 2, Oakland 1. LO B— noi (tapo) CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Bears suspend^ Blaine McCallistar 1 p m . — Jots at Bills, Channel 30 76 7 3 - 72— 21557-104 16-22 137. San Francisco 11, Oakland 14. S B — RHender- Sabres 6, Canadiens 2 Scott Verplank men eligibility and athletic dorms at Flori s 1 p.m. — College soccer: UConn at Philadel­ comerback Vestee Jackson for one game Friday when he 766676— 215 BARCELONA (103) „ fTn Tutler 2. CS-R. Henderson. MontrMi ’ ’ ^ Hubert Green Jimenez 6 1 3 10-13 20, Costa 2-4 0 8 5. phia Textiles, YIH US (FM -91.7) 67-72-76— 215 publicly financed universities. He ^so would e y SF— 1 nonpson. Bowling failed to show up for a third strmght pracuce, but quickly D.A. Wsibring Marin 0 8 0 8 0. Solozabal 1-4 6 6 7, Gonzales 2:30 p.m. — McDonald'* Open: Champion­ ^ “ ’irs T p o rio d -l. BuHalo. Andreychuk 5 (Tur- Brian Tennysop 76 74- 71— 215 start of the basketball season until m id -D ^m ^r. Reuschel pitched to 2 batters in t ^ 5fo SliT Jted rd e m o te d starter when he walked into train- 73- 6673— 2150-2 4-4 4 Lopez 61 60 0, Ruiz 61 60 0, (Game 2). Moore pitched to 1 batter in the 8th ship game, Channol 8 ooon Housloy), 10:39 (pp). 2, Montroa, Tom Kite “The NCAA presidents’ study showed athletes s^nd 4 pm . — Giants at Chargers, Channol 3 7672-73— 215 Thompson 618 3-4 18. Crespo 6-12 7-8 19. J.Lomieux 2 (Desjardins) P ^ - Bill Butlner Martinez 6 6 6-12 12. Norris 6-11 6 8 18, San (Game 2). „ . GOP Women 4 p m . — Patriot* at 49ors, Channol 30 ties-Vaivo. But (high-slicking), 5:28, Svoboda, Bill Sander 6 6 7 6 7 3 — 215 60 hours a week on athleUcs and 19 hours a W P— Moore 2. PB— Steinbach. " ^ e % a in e d his side, I explained mine,’’ C°^^^ Eoifanio 6 0 0 8 0. Totals 29-72 41-55 103. Umpires-Garcia, Runge, Voltaggn, RennerL Carolyn Wilson 193-462, Joyce Tyler 174, 4:30 p m — Golf: Senior P G A Transamenca Jay Don Blake 71- 71-73— 215 academics,” Reed said. “I want to reverse^that. to Mike D ito, who demoted Jackson on M on^y ^ the Mon (interference), 10:23; Lofebvro Mon 37 32 33 Alexis Donald 451, Hoton Zalogowski 452. Championship, ESPN Bob Lohr 72- 72-71— 215 (crosschecking), 11:21; Maguire. Buf (cross- Barcelona 24 16 3429— 103 ‘^OHic°ir°Scorers-Chuck Dybdal (Contra 5 p .m — Horse Racing: Yteshington D.C. In- Rpars’ second consecutive loss, 33-28 to H olton. Fred Funk 767670— 215 put the student back into student athletics. 6673-74— 215 3-point goals-Oenvar 7-14 (Cutright 3-4, Florida has been under an NCAA investigauon si Co°to Times), Phil Pepe (BBWAA Pretodent), Blossoms tarnational. Charmel 8 a member of ihis ream and he’ll connnuc ro ‘^^c^V p ih o d -3 , MontrMl. Corson 4 Duffy Waldorf Adams 3 8 , Hughes 1-3, Lever 6 1 ). Barcelona 730 p.m — CoHogo football: Navy at Boston 00 Nick Peters ( S a c r a m ^ t o ^ ). Diane Gallagsr 177, Ruth Ann Glass (Richer LoBeau), 10:39. 4, BuHalo, Andreychuk 4-11 (Thompson 3-7, Costa 1-^ Solozabal 0-1, June. In recent weeks, the school has fired footl^l coach CoHogo, N ESN (tope) be a mOTbcr of Ibis learn,” DUka added in annoonemg T — Game 1 at Oakland. 2:45. 178-475, Sandro Harrington 1M-467, Ftoberte 6 (Turgoon, Vaive). 14:37 (w>)- Gonzales 0-1). Fouled out— Rasmussen. Galen Hall for making illegal paymenU to coaches ^ d Gama 2 at Oakland. 2:47. 8-30 p.m, - King* at Blackhawks, Jimenez. Rabounds-Denver 34 (Rasmussen McCormick 460, Cedlo Lapina 456, Helen nW. But (holding), 2:47; Chorsko, Mon (tnp- __Gama 1 at Oakland. 49,385. SportsChannol 1 9), Barcelona ?9 (Jimenez 7). A ssists-O w ve r player and kicked starting quarterback Kyle Mo Hathaway 459. 1 Senior golf scores Game 2 at Oakland, 49,389 He S n e ln S id expLned esac.1); wbat his diinkmg was ’’"rLd'*’ Period-5, Buffalo, Turgeon 4 3 (Gaines 2), Barcelona 5 (Costa 2). Total three other players off the team for gambling. (Andreychuk), 4:21. 6. BuHalo, Vaive 3 (Ruuttu NARA, Calif. (AP) — Scores Friday in the first fouls— Denver 41, Barcelona 19, A— 7,816 Mogilny), 11:06. 7, BuHalo. Anderson 1 (Ruut- round of the $400,000 Transamerica Senior ” " T b ? S s * X " S ' o n Monday nighn ' 1

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Chiefs expected to keep the Cowboys winless Celtics look to leap back among NBA’s elite

NFL Roundup By Howard Ulman morning was devoted to media inter­ The Associated Press views. Unlike past years, the Celtics had a practice that afternoon. By The Associated Press BROOKLINE, Mass. — The Boston “We’re all here so we might as well get Celtics didn’t come close to the NBA title started,” Bird said. The last bunch of Cowboys to visit Kansas City was last season. So they’re not fooling around Rodgers made another change. He the rootin’, tootin’ 1970 gang that made Dallas’ first ap­ in training camp this season. closed the first hour of each training camp pearance in the Super Bowl. Larry Bird is back and so is a renewed practice to the media. The Cowboys who will play the Chiefs at Arrowhead commitment to hard work that the Cel­ “We went through last season and had Sudium on Sunday haven’t been able to circle the tics, who have only five players from a lot of things come unraveled,” he said. wagons all season. They’re the NFL’s only winless team. their last championship team in 1986, “We’ve all reflected on that during the They’re expected to stay that way. hope will vault them back into the summer and everyone has come back and In two other games Sunday, the Denver Broncos will league’s elite. I’ve seen a tremendous concentration here and people working very hard, not that try to win at Seattle for the first time since 1985, and for “When it’s easy for a team like us to we haven’t in the past. the first time in four years, the San Francisco 49ers will lose our prominence over one year, when play a home game while not being at home. ^ » people disrespect you after one year, then “But I think we’ve moved that up to a Dallas, which has only nine of 22 starters remaining it’s time to get back to” working especial­ little different level and we’re going to have to because we know the competition from 1988, put up a big effort against San Francisco last A ly hard, guard Dennis Johnson said. is tremendous.” Sunday before crashing to its sixth straight defeat of the “That’s what we’re trying to do.” Of the 15 players in camp, only six — season, 31-14. The Celtics were only 42-40 last Bird, Johnson, Robert Parish, Kevin The Cowboys will have to stop Christian Okoye, the season, their worst record in a decade, McHale, Reggie Lewis and Jim Paxson AFC’s leading rusher, with 539 yards on 121 carries. and were bounced out of the playoffs by wife.- Detroit 3-0. They had to beat Charlotte, — have been in a Celtics’ preseason i. Steve DeBcrg, 62 of 98 p>assing for 707 yards and three camp in the past. touchdowns, will start for Kansas City in place of Ron an expansion team, on the final day of the Jaworski, who sprained a knee in a 20-14 loss to the Los regular season just to get into the Of the other nine, Ed Pinckney, Joe Kleine, Kevin Gamble and Kelvin Up­ Angeles Raiders last Sunday. playoffs. shaw were acquired during last season, Denver (5-1) will take the NFL’s No. 1 rushing No longer did the simple sight of Bos­ and first-round draft choice Michael defense (an average yield of 81 yards per game) into the ton’s grecn-and-white uniforms on the Smith, John Bagley, Dave Popson, Char­ Kingdome against Seattle (3-3). The Broncos held Eric court scare opponents. Bird played only six games before les Smith and Scooter Barry are new to Dickerson to 35 yards on 13 carries in a 14-3 win over the team. Indianapolis last Sunday. However, in a Scahawks’ missing the rest of last season with heel problems that required surgery Nov. 19. 42-14 win against the Broncos last season, when Seattle “That’s significant, although I swept both games against Denver, Curt Warner ran for Boston won only one of its first four games and was 20-21 at mid-season. wouldn’t say that’s the reason that 126 yards and John L. Williams for 109. everyone is working as hard as they are,” San Francisco will play it home game against New But the Celtics and their coaches aren’t using his absence as an excuse for their Rodgers said, “It’s just a matter of getting England at Stanford Stadium in Palo Alto while Candle­ some great leadership out of our veteran poor season or his current presence as a stick Park is being readied for the resumption of the The Associated Press players. They’re providing the examples World Series in the wake of the earthquake. crutch to allow them to slough off in GETTING TICK ETS — Karen Ritz, left, her two-year-old son, Alex, and friend Anne practice. and I think all the other people, all the Joe Montana, the NFL’s top-rated passer, is listed as a younger players, are following through.” probable starter for the 49ers (5-1). Steve Young started Hughes wait in line at Candlestick Park in San Francisco Friday morning for tickets for Sun­ “That would make yourself stoop to a in the win over Dallas and completed 13 of 18 passes for day’s 49ers’ NFL game. The game was moved to nearby Stanford Stadium and extra tick­ different level,” Johnson said. ‘Too many Barring injuries, the Celtics have 174 yards and two touchdowns and ran 11 times for 79 ets were available because of more seating there. guys on the team have too much charac­ greater depth than they’ve had in years. At>ocinU)(l I'fosj yards. The Patriots (2-4) are coming off a 16-15 upset by ter.” They are 3-0 in exhibition games, and Atlanta. Coach Jiniiny Rodgers made it clear Bird has shown no recurrence of last BACK WITH C ELTICS — Larry Bird appears to be healthy again, Other Sunday games will match the New York Jets at fcrence game for New York (5-1), which last played, and been called “The House of Pain.” from the opening of training camp Oct. 6 season’s physical problems. He is averag­ and the Celtics hope with his return to be once again one of the Bdffalo, Indianajjolis at Cincinnati, the New York Giants beat, the Chargers (2-4) in 1986. The head coaches of the Vikings at Lions: The Lions (1-5), who goi their first that he was serious. As in past years, that ing 17 points and 31.7 minutes per game. elite teams in the NBA. at San Diego, New Orleans at the Los Angeles Rams, teams have something in common — the Giants’ Bill win by upsetting Tampa Bay 17-16 on the road last Sun­ Tampa Bay at Washington, Pittsburgh at Houston, Min­ Parcel Is and the Chargers’ Dan Henning were assistants day, will try to avoid their third consecutive season nesota at Detroit, Green Bay at Miami, the Los Angeles at Florida State in 1970. sweep by Minnesota (4-2), which has been recharged by Raiders at Philadelphia, and Atlanta at Phoenix. Saints at Rams: The Saints (2-4) start a run that could the addition of running back Herschel Walker. Nuggets, Yugoslavs win in McDonald’s Open play get them back into the title fight in the NFC West, which Packers at Dolphins: The Packers (3-3), who have Chicago will play at Cleveland Monday night. 10. Rasmussen also had a game-high 11 rebounds. is led by the Rams and 49ers, each 5-1. They play three never beaten the Dolphins (3-3), will have to stop the By Stephen R. Wilson Jets at Bills: The struggling Jets (1-5) will try to end a Andres Jimenez led Barcelona with 20 points, while Denver Ujo a 10-point lead in the first six minutes, but straight games against division opponents. passing of Dan Marino to do it. The Dolphins are 10-1 The Associated Press three-gamne losing streak for the season and a three- former NBA players f ^ l Thompson and Audie Norris Barcckma was still in striking distance, 28-22, after game losing streak to the Bills (4-2). Frank Reich, Buccaneers at Redskins: It will be the first ever visit against NFC Central teams at Miami. contributed 18 apiece. Jimenez converted a three-point play with 3:20 left in the by the Buccaneers (3-3) to RFK Stadium in Washington. Raiders at Eagles: The Eagles (4-2) will be starting a ROME — Alex English and Walter Davis combined quarter. replacing injured Jim Kelly at quarterback, had to get a Barcelona’s woes were compounded by the absence of big confidence boost in the Bills’ 23-20 upset of the The Redskins (3-3) won the only two previous meetings three-game stretch against AFC West teams, while the for 47 points as the Denver Nuggets reaffirmed the its best player, forward Juan San Epifanio, who was out Then the Nuggets ux>k ajmmand, raitscfxing Bar­ Rams last Monday night. between the clubs, in 1977 and 1982. Raiders (3-3) will be seeking their third straight win NBA’s superiority in international competition, routing with a knee injury. Steelers at Oilers: Pittsburgh (3-3) has played well since Art Shell became head coach. Barcelona 137-103 in the McDonald’s Open Friday celona 17-2 to go ahead 45-24 with nine minutes left in Colts at Bengals: Indianapolis hopes to rebound from The Nuggeu broke open the game quickly, with the shutdown by Denver against the Bengals (4-2), who after a horrendous start, winning three of its last four Falcons at Cardinals: The Falcons (2-4) will be seek­ night. the half. They did it with six reserves: iJavis, Tim Adams, their lightning-quick point guard, directing the Kempton, Eddie Hughes, I.ane, Ttxld Lichti and Bill have won 12 of their last 13 games at home. The one loss games. The Steelers, with backup quarterback Todd ing their first victory of the season on the road, where European champion Jugoplastika Split of Yugoslavia charge. came last week against Miami. Blackledge starting, should have a tough time in the they are 0-3. Phoenix (2-4) will be trying to halt a three- beat Italian champion Philips Milan 102-97 in the second Hanzlik. Davis scored 11 poinu during the run. Giants at Chargers: It will be the first 1989 intcrcon- Astrodome, where the Oilers (3-3) play so well that it’s game losing streak. game of the doubleheader at the half-filled Rilaeur arena and will face the Nuggets in Sunday’s championship game. Irish, u s e set to renew their traditional rivalry Coach Doug Moe substituted freely as the Nuggets FREE!! PUBLIC NOTICE overwhelmed the Spanish club with the same freewheel­ ing, fast-breaking offense that has made them one of the Community Baptist Church By The Associated Press ball,” Holtz said. “But I’ve got to be and he’s back there.”’ BRAKE NCAA Football honest, throwing the- football is not our NBA’s highest-scoring teams. Fall Rummage Sale strong suit.” The Irish (6-0) take an 18-game win­ INSPECTION Southern California hasn’t allowed a ning streak into this game, and they have Barcelona even tried a zone defense, but the Nugeets RtirxE *ri«s Is Rice worried? Fri(day October 27th 9-1 rushing touchdown this season, and that beaten Southern Cal six in a row. The repeat^ly pushed the ball up the court m .set up open ftOTOftS r KSPtC’ C ru m X K LJMfs t has Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz odds even more in Notre Dame’s favor. jump shots for Davis, English and Michael Adams, WiSTtP enoetp, co o TEST Satur(jay 28th 9-12 “If they stop one, we just have to go to Trojans have won five straight since perplexed. The Fighting Irish, particularly “I imagine it’s going to be cold, and losing their opener to Illinois. - CLEAtMS. taw rruan. on iv m a * ettiu - one Rocket Ismail, have Southern C^ I’m not too familiar with cold weather,” the other,” he said. In other words, no. The game was so one-sided that the crowd of 7,818 in 585 East Center Street tne 11,600-s^ arena seemed to take more enjoyment WITH MAJOR TUNE-UP coach Larry Smith scared. Trojans quarterback Todd Marinovich In other games involving ranked teams, (Toyota & GM Manchester, CT. V a Or so they said as the top-ranked Irish said. While all eight of the TDs against it will be Kansas at No. 3 Colorado, No. 4 from the antics of “The Chicken,” the dunking show by Southern Cal this year have been on pas­ Vehicles Only) and No. 9 Trojans prepared for the Notre Dame quarterback Tony Rice has Nebraska at Oklahoma State, No. 5 an ^ o b atic team and, especially, the disco dancing OffER E/.RRES HO>^yiaEB X renewal of a tradition^ rivalry that has thrown for only two of Notre Dame’s ses, the Trojans probably have yet te face Michigan at Iowa, No. 6 Tennessee vs. routines of the Memphis Slate cheerleaders. ^ W. Center St.i the likes of the speedy Ismail, who runs, OEEEB OH.T ,'lk_0 iV V i THS OOJRCP) ^)ad a decidedly Notre Dame drift in touchdowns this season. The rest have No. 10 Alabama at Birmingham, Texas at COOPO*. U j s r BE PRES£.>rE0 a t catches passes and returns kicks. That fact English, the NBA’s sixth all-time leading saxer, had a LYNCH Manchester recent years. been scored on the ground, including No. 7 Arkansas, No. 11 Auburn at No. 14 1 is not lost on Smith. g^e-high 24 points. Davis, Denver’s sixth man, scored CALL 647-0402 FOR APPT.!!! Tel. 646-4321 And speaking of drifts, a chance of eight by Anthony Johnson and five by Florida State, No. 12 North Carolina State 23 on lO-for-l 1 shooting frrxn the field. Adams collecled MANCHESTER, CONN. snow was predicted for South Bend, Ind., Ricky Watters. “It’s scary,” Smith said. “It’s really at Clemson, and No. 13 Illinois at 18, half on 3-point shots. TOYOTA QUALITY on Saturday, and that should throw the “We’re going to have to throw the foot­ scary when you’ve got to kick the ball. Michigan State. Also in double figures were Blair Rasmussen with 12 WHO COULD ASK FOR AJTVTHING fAORE! Poinu, Michael Cutright with 11 and Jerome Ijm c with High School Roundup UConn must MHS swimmers all but clinch division title stop Maine’s WILLIMANTIC — The showdown for supremacy in CCC East Division girls’ swimming proved to be a one­ sided affair as Manchester High all but clinched the dual attack championship Friday afternoon with a 92-75 dunking of host Windham High. The Indians, who last won the CCC East title in 1984, By The Associated Press are now 2-0 in the division with meets against Enfield and East Hartford still to go. But they are in solidly in the Connecticut will try to stop Maine’s double-bar­ driver’s seat after the win over the four-time defending rel attack of runner Carl Smith and passer Mike champion Whippets, who go to 2-1 in the CCC East and V ' - . ' , ; Buck with its own balanced offense Saturday. If the 6-3 overall. Huskies succeed, their many Yankee Conference Manchester is 7-0 overall heading into a Tiiesday rivals will be grateful. home meet at 3:30 p.m. against E.O. Smith «» If they fail, the unbeaten Black Bears would con­ “I told the girls they were ready physically and men­ 1 tinue on what is looking more and more like an un­ tally and that this year was our year to beat Windham,” ■ 4 stoppable march to the league title. Manchester coach Dave Frost said. “By the way they Navy and Boston College have been anything but performed today, I guess they agreed,” he added. unstoppable. Both take 1-4 records into their con- Frost said about 25 personal best clockings were fronuUon in Newton, Mass., although Boston Col­ turned in by his swimmers. “The kids went to town,” he lege, fresh from a 35-14 victory over wmless said. Temple, has the momentum. Junior Katelyn Lindstrom and freshmen April Little Those two games plus the bids by Cornell and and Melissa Myers were double wiiuiers for Manchester. Yale to remain unbeaten in the Ivy League race Lindstrom annexed the 200 individual medley and 100 highlight Saturday’s college football acUon involv­ butterfly. Little took the 200- and 500-yard freestyles, ing New England teams. and Myers swept the 50- and 100-yard freestyles. Little’s With Smith running for 245 yards and four time in each event qualified her for the state meet at the touchdowns and Buck completing 14 of 19 passes, end of the season. Maine improved its record to 7-0 overall and 5-0 in Sue Remusat won the diving with a persotud best of the Yankee Conference with a 47-21 victory at 186.75 points. Teammate Kerri Lindland was second in Rhode Island last Saturday. the event. Sandy Brindamour took the l(X)-yard back- Maine has the advantage this week of being at stroke and Audra Gulliksen secured the 100 breaststroke home against Connecticut (4-2,2-1). for Manchester. r i.* s But the Huskies, a 39-33 overtime winner over The Indians won all 11 events, going 1 -2 in the open­ Massachusetts last Saturday, have their own offen­ The Associaled Press ing 2(X)-yard medley relay. By the end of the diving sive weapons. Kevin Wesley nished for 272 yards (fifth event), Manchester had sprinted to a convincing Reginald Pinio/Manchesief Herald and three touchdowns against Massachusetts, while 50-28 lead. “We swam with confidence and authority the Matt DeGennaro completed 15 of 23 passes. Wes­ TANGLED - New York Islanders’ left winger Randy Wood (11) tries to rest of the way,” said Frost, who guided Manchester DOUBLE WINNER — Freshman April Little rests after an event at a recent Manchester Washington’s Kevin Hatcher during first-period action from Friday nights game at the Cap ley had rushed for just six yards in four games teams to titles in the now defunct CCIL in 1977 and ’78 High girls’ swimming meet. Little won two events on Friday as the Indians beat Windham, while recovering from an injury. Centre ^n Landover. Md. The Capitals’ Brian Tutt watches the play from behind. The Is­ as well. “You know you have to defense against DeGen­ r m u Hs : and all but wrapped up the CCC East Division title. naro,” Maine coach Tom Lichtenberg said, “but landers won, 5-3. 200 nwdloy rolay: 1. MHS (Brindamour, C am o a Gulliksen, Windish) 2:11.2, 2. MHS (Cook. Sines. Karpe, SL Martin). 3. Windham 400 free relay: 1. MHS (Hickey, Little, Myers, Lindstrom) 4:05.3, Z Win­ The CCC East Cross Country Individual Meet for boys now, with Wesley, our thinking’s a little different. 200 free: 1. Little (M) 2:10.6, 2. Bubucis (W), 3. Meyer (W) dham. 3. Windham and girls has been rescheduled Monday at 3:30 p.m. And This could really shape up as a battle of the tail­ 200 IM: 1. Lindstrom (M) 2:27.5, Z Hickey (M). 3. Twomey (W) 50 free: 1. Myers (M) :26.9, Z Marshall (W), 3. DeMarchi (W) . the East Catholic High football game with Noue Dame backs and of two fine offensive lines.” Sabres erupt past Canadiens Diving: 1. Remusat (M) 186,75 points. Z Lindland (M), 3. Russo (W) SW clinches volleyball crovyn of West Haven scheduled for today has been reset to 100 fly: 1. Lindstrom (M) 1:11.6, Z Hickey (M), 3. Lappen(M) Maine is the only unbeaten team in Yankee Con­ The Manchester High girls’ volleyball team was swept Monday at 3:45 p.m. at Carlin Memorial Field. ference games and there’s not much time left for 100 free: 1. Myers (M) :59.9, 2. Marshall (W), 3. DeMarchi (W) Islanders 5, Capitals 3: In Lan­ 500 free: 1. Little (M) 5:59.7, 2. Bubucis (W), 3. Meyer (W) in three sets by visiting South Windsor High in CCC The Manchester High home football game with Rock­ other teams to calch the Black Bears. dover, Md., Mick Vukota, who had 100 back: 1. Brindattwur (M) 1:15.0, 2. Cook (M), 3. Aubrey (W) East Division action Friday afternoon at Clarke Arena. ville High scheduled today has also been postponed. It “It’s going to be tough to win the league with By The Associated Press 100 breast: 1. Gulliksen (M) 121.9, 2. Wulff (W), 3. Ledey (W) NHL Roundup three goals in his first 71 NHL Scores were 15-2,15-10 and 15-8. has been reset for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Memorial Field. two losses,” Connecticut Coach Tom Jackson said. games, scored three first-period The unbeaten Bobcats clinched the CCC East Division “I’m hoping we can go up and steal one from them The Bolton girls’ soccer game at Bacon Academy in BUFFALO, N.Y. — Dave first-period goals to send the Adams goals in five minutes and the New title with the win. Colchester has been reset next Saturday (Oct. 28) at 2 and bring them back to the field.” Division rivals into the second: - York Islanders held on to defeat the Jen Sarles set well, Jen Masson and Julie Shrider hit Second-place Villanova, 3-1 in the league, has a Andreychuk had two goals and an Walz is named p.m. Washington Capitals 5-3 in the NHL well and Tmc Nguyen played well defensively for the In­ non-conference game at W’Uiam & Mary. Boston assist and the Buffalo Sabres period tied at 1-1. The East Catholic High boys’ soccer game scheduled The Canadians dominated the dians, now 1-11 for the season. University, tied for third with Connecticut at 2-1, is erupted for four goals in the third Friday night. for today against Fairfield Prep has been rescheduled period to defeat the Montreal second period, outshooting Buffalo Vukota put the Islanders in front softball coach Manchester’s junior varsity improved its record to 7-5 Thursday at 3:45 p.m. at the Eagles’ field off of New home against Rhode Island. 3-0 in the opening 15:08 and New with a 15-9 and 15-10 win over the Bobcats. Donnelle Delaware, the defending Yankee Conference Canadians 6-2 in the NHL Friday 17-4.' But Buffalo goalie Daren State Road. That gives East seven games in 10 days, ac­ York led 4-1 before Washington got Mozzer and Jen Burnett served well and Sally Kulbashi champion and the pre-season favorite to rep^l, night. f>uppa made several outstanding Manchester High School has filled its vacant cording to head coach Tom Malin. saves and the teams skated into the goals from Doug Wickenheiser and received well for the young Indians. takes a 2-2 league mark to Massachusetts. Rich­ Christian Ruuttu added three as­ head softball coaching position by naming Cynthia The Manchester High boys’ and girls’ soccer games final period tied at 2-2. Dale Hunter 3:47 apart late in the Manchester’s next match is Wednesday at home mond, 0-4 in the conference, visits New Hampshire. sists and Pierre 1\irgeon, Alexander Walz of East Hartford to fill the post, it was an­ with neighboring South Windsor High, scheduled Friday, Mogilny and Rick Vaive had two Puppa made 36 saves, while second period. against Hartford Public. R)r perhaps the first time this season, Boston The Islanders held off the Capi­ nounced Friday. have also been reset. The girls’ game, which should points each for the Sabres. Hayward stopped 22 shots. Walz succeeds Mary Faignant, who resigned last College enters a game with great confidence. tals in the final period to snap Rain has effect on schedule decide the CCC East Division championship, will be Jocelyn Lemieux and Shayne The Canadians took a 2-1 lead at June after a 17-year career in which she posted a “You can tell the difference in the k i^ after they Washington’s three-game unbeaten The rain that started Tuesday, and refuses to quit, had played on Thursday, Nov. 2, in South Windsor. The boys Corson scored for Montreal. 10:39 of the second period on 201-104 mark. Faignant led the Indians to seven win,” Eagles coach Jack Bicknell said. “There’s streak and run their record to 3-1-1 a major effect on events scheduled outdoors on Friday, will meet the same afternoon at Maitchester’s Memorial Turgeon and Andreychuk com­ Shayne Corson’s fourth goal of the consecutive state Class LL quarterfinal berths her more joking. The atmosphere is a lot looser. A win in their five games since opening the and also has effected events scheduled for Saturday. Field. bined on what proved to be the year. better. Her 1989 team posted a 10-9 record. can do a lot for morale.” o o - i. One soccer game from Friday, the Bolton at Cheney The Coventry High boys’ soccer game with RHAM game-winning goal at 4:21 of the After the Sabres failed to clear the season with two losses. Walz is a 1985 graduate of Eastern Connecticut Although Navy has been outscored 118-53, Bick­ Tech boys’ game, has been reset Monday at 3:30 p.m. High has been reset to Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. third period. puck, Stephan Lebeau sent a pass in Canucks 3, Devils 2: In East State University with a degree in elementary physi­ nell is concerned about its wishbone offense. front of the net to Stephane Richer, “It’s very difficult to prepare for,” he said. “You Andreychuk picked up a loose Rutherford, N.J., Rich Sutter cal education. She was with the Warriors in 1982 who set Corson up to the right of the have to wait until you’re playing tlie game^to really puck just inside the blue line and provided all of Vancouver’s offense and ’85 when they captured the NCAA Division III found Turgeon moving in alone on Buffalo goal. with his first career hat trick as the national title. She was an assistant coach with the Soviets dominate gymnastic meet adjust to it and, even then, it takes a while.” Corson poked his third attempt The Ivy League race figures to get closer Satur­ Montreal goalie Brian Hayward. Canucks beat the New Jersey Devils Warriors in 1986 day as Cornell (1-0, 3-1) should coast over Brown TUrgeon faked Hayward to the ice past a prone Puppa. 3-2 Friday night. Walz was a graduate assistant softball coach at By Raf Casert With the victory, the Soviet Silivas, who had been in the run­ The Sabres tied the game at 2-2 (0-3, 0-5), and Yale (2-0, 4-1) should handle and lifted a shot toward the open Sutter opened the scoring with a Mankato State University in Mankato, Minn., in The Associated Press Union also complete a sweep of ning for gold until then, could not four minutes later on Andreychuk’s net. The puck hit the post on the shorthanded goal at 13:04 of the 1987-88 where she was working on her masters in the team and all-around individual hold her own in the final routine. Columbia (0-3, 0-5). second score of the night, his sixth Princeton leads the league with a 3-0 record and stick side and appeared to be knock­ opening period, banging his own STUTTGART, West Germany — titles. She fell off the beam and out of the of the season. physical education. Pennsylvania is tiiid for second at 2-0. In non-con­ ed in by Montreal defenseman Chris rebound into the net after goaltender “Miss Walz comes to Manchester with ex- Svetlana Boginskaya finished with Boguinskaya finished with a medals race, dropping to 12th over­ Chelios. Tfiirgeon was credited with Vaive trapped the puck along the Chris Terreri stopped his initial shot two perfect scores Friday to win the flawless 10 on the vault, shutting out all. ference games, Fordham is at Princeton and Buck- left boards and moved it to Tlirgeon. jDcrience at all levels of softball coaching, 1 his fourth goal of the year. but was unable to control it. all-around title and lead a 1-2-3 all hopes of Romania’s Daniela Boguinskaya scored 39.9(X) out of nell at Pennsylvania. Tlirgeon fired a cross-ice pass to Manchester athletic director Mike Simmons said in Vaive, Shawn Anderson and Scott Soviet sweep at the World Gymnas­ Silivas, who had hofx;d to finish her 40 points, ahead of teammates In the other Ivy League game. Harvard tries to Andreychuk, who was standing at The victory was Vancouver’s fifth the release announcing Walz’s appoinunent. Amiel added insurance goals for tics Championships. career with a major title. Natalia Laschenova. break a four-game losing sueak when it plays host the r i^ t of the net and easily beat in its last seven meetings with New to Darunouth. Both are 1-4 overall. Buffalo in the third period, Jersey. Andreychuk and Lemieux uaded Hayward. miattrI|PBtpr Upralfi

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By Donna Abu-Nasr Aoun said a referendum should be The Associated Press held on the accord and offered to MHS swimmers all step down if they support it. iHaurhfBtrr Hrralh BEIRUT, Lebanon — Christian “If they support me I shall lead them to achieve Lebanon’s leader Gen. Michel Aoun put his sovereignty. Otherwise I will relin­ but clinch CCC East forces on alert today after rejecting Parliament’s peace plan as a “road to quish authority because I cannot hell” because it lacks a specific commit the crime of approving such — see page 47 A timetable for a Syrian troop a plan,” Aoun told the news con­ withdrawal. ference. “This accord is the road to SPORTS In a spteech before 5,0(X) cheering hell.” '■a supporters and broadcast live on his The civil war has prevented par­ government-controlled radio station, liamentary elections, which were Aoun indicated he might dissolve last held in 1972, and it was unclear the lawmaking body. how a referendum could be held. The accord, approved Sunday by In his radio address today, Aoun STORM THREATENS SERIES a special parliamentary session held told the crowd outside his shcll- in Saudi Arabia, suffered another pocked presidential palace that Patrick FlynrVManchester Herald jolt when the two main militias of members of F^liamcnt “must un­ Lebanon’s 1.2 million-strong Shiite derstand that their role is over and By Ben Walker WEEKEND WORK — Kevin Murphy of 21 Stone St. sits atop vice says the weekend’s sunny but cool weather will continue that now it is your turn, yours alone. The Associated Press his garage Saturday while performing a weekend repair at least through Wednesday. That’s good weather for outdoor Moslem sect also rejected the Arab- brokered plan. “You have to come forth to as project. He’s installing a new roof. The National Weather Ser­ work, like roof repairs and raking leaves. SAN FRANCISCO — Candlestick Park was up to its Aoun told a late-night news con­ Please see LEBANON, page old u-icks Friday as rain headed toward the Bay area, ference Sunday that he accepts more bringing the possibility of more problems for the power-sharing with Moslems, for troubled World Series. which the accord provides. But The Nauonal Weather Service forecast showers all “what the deputies approved in Taif Marriot might weekend and predicted the storm might last imo e^ly All-terrain vehicle dealers ‘misleading’ is a crime I will not accept,” he said. next week. Game 3 is still tentatively set for Tuesday, “I have demanded a Syrian build 152-room following a week delay because of a devastaung Survey claims dangers vocacy group founded by Ralph manufacturers and the government machines were inappropriate for a withdrawal from Lebanon but they Nader. against such sales, PIRG said. 10-ycar-oId child. came up with a peace plan full of earthquake. -n ■ ■ motel near mall Whenever the series resumes, Dave Stewart will start to children are ignored “When the consent decree was In January 1988 five ATV Fifty of the dealers surveyed said ambiguities about this issue which again for Oakland and Mike Moore will follow. They signed, many people thought the manufacturers — Honda, Kawasaki, they would sell the machines with constitutes Lebanon’s sovereignty,” won the first two games, helping hold San Francisco lo despite agreement ATV problem had been solved,” Suzuki, Yamaha and Polaris — engine sizes between 90 and 149cc Aoun added. The Marriot Corporation is said Pamela Gilbert, PIRG’s con­ agreed to ban sales of thrcc-whccl for use by 10-year-olds. Eleven said The 54-year-oId Maronite negotiating with Manchester 1-84 one run on nine hits. “We always uy to keep guys regular. It makes more WASHINGTON (AP) — sumer program director. “Now we ATVs in the United States. The ATV they would sell four-wheelers with Catholic has repeatedly demanded Associates for a 152-room hotel on Children could be injured or killed know that ATV dealers arc still mis­ makers also agreed to restrict the engine sizes greater than 150cc for withdrawal of the 40,0(X) Syrian a four-acre site at the intersection of sense than to adjust four guys,” Athletics m eager T o ^ Buckland Street and Pavilions Drive La Rusa said, announcing his plans. “Bob Welch will while riding all-terrain vehicles built leading the public about the sales of certain four-wheelers for the young children. troops from Lebanon and in March “It is clear that the ATV manufac­ in the Buckland Hills development. ready to pitch Thursday, but I’m not looking beyond the for adults, but dealers are still en­ vehicles’ dangers.” use by children over 16 and adults. sparked the latest outbreak in the couraging their sale for luse by Researchers questioned by Manufacturers arc responsible for turers’ agreement will not be suffi­ country’s 14-year-old civil war by Manchester 1-84 Associates is a games we know we have to play.” - r .u cient to keep children from being in­ development partnership consisting E)on Robinson is scheduled to start Game 3 for the children, a private consumer group telephone 215 ATV dealers in nine making dealers aware of the blockading illegal militia-run ports. said today. states — California, Florida, Illinois, provisions of the agreement, said a jured on ATVs,” said Henry Hol­ Moslem militias allied with the of John Finguerra and Richard Giants and Scott Garrelts will be next. spokesman for the Consumer mes, con.sumer advocate for Califor­ Ripps. Both teams tried to focus as much as pssible on Fewer than half of the ATV Maryland, New Jersey, New Syrians responded by shelling the nia PIRG, in a statement issued with In a news release on the negotia­ baseball Friday. Each team held workouts at its ballpark, dealers questioned in a national sur­ Mexico, Vermont and Washington Product Safety Commission. Christian enclave. More than 9(X) ATVs are motorized machines the report. tions, Manchester 1-84 Associates and the sessions were a little more lively than those a ^ y vey said an adult-sized vehicle was — about the appropriate vehicle to people were killed and at least 2,0(X) buy for a 10-year-old, how hard it whose engine sizes determine their “Not only were a majority of said the Marriott Corp., a leading earlier, the first time they came back to the field after not appropriate for use by children wounded in savage shelling duels under age 16, despite a consent would be for a child to leam to ride power to traverse rough off-road dealers surveyed willing to violate until an Arab League-sponsored national hotel chain, is interested in Tuesday’s earthquake. nonpaved terrain. They range in en­ the age restrictions in the agreement, building a $12 million, 152-room Rickey Henderson returned to the Athletics after miss­ agreement aimed at banning such the vehicle, the need for adult super­ cease-fire took hold Sept. 22. gine size from 50 to 500 cubic cen­ but many of them also de-em- hotel that would include a res­ ing Thursday’s practice, saying he didn’t know about it. sales, said the report. vision and what kind of training was Throughout the shelling, Aoun phasized the need for training,” Hol­ taurant, lounge, indoor pool, and “They med to get in touch with me and I tried to get in In addition, 75 percent of the needed. timeters. portrayed his military campaign as a dealers responding said it would not Almost half or 46 percent of the Under the agreement, only ATVs mes said. crusade to rid Lebanon of Syrian conference and meeting rooms. touch with them. We just missed, he said. j / m L t The plan to use the site for a hotel La Russa said there would be no fine. be difficult for a 10-ycar-old to leam dealers surveyed said they would smaller than 90cc arc permitted for Manufacturers also agreed to troops, who arrived in 1976 under had been announced previously but “The man didn’t blow off the workout. He just didn t to ride an adult-siz^ ATV, accord­ sell large four-wheel ATVs for use sale for children 12 to 16 years old. provide free training and financial an Arab League peacekeeping man­ ing to the report by the U.S. Public by a 10-year-old. Such sales would However, 99 of the dealers failed date but later sided with the Mos­ get the message,” he said. Please see HOTEL, page 8 At Candlestick, after almost two weeks of c le ^ skies Interest Research Group, an ad- violate a consent agreement between to tell the caller that adult-sized Please see VEHICLES, page 8 lems. and calm conditions, wind swirled the infield dirt. Clouds ______:______— ------Patrick FlynrVManchester Herald and cooler temperatures made it more uncomfortable. I nn/2 hours to students are linked to the cur­ victory; a costly loss for the Indians. They v^re tied upon. “You have to go on,” he said. communication between the prin­ will decide whether to certify the stadium as safe, al­ early Sunday night, and 90 minutes riculum guide and monitoring of for first place in the CCC East Division with Hartford “One positive is that we have to face both East cipal and his staff and problems though it is expected to get approval. Hartford and Hartford Public. We have five games left early the previous night. teachers’ testing programs to ensure 1 Public, each 7-1-1, going into that game. with the school facility. They were awakened to suains of that tests are consistent with course so there is still time. We have destiny in our own In regards to the communication ‘ Some work — mostly cosmetic — remains to be done The Manchester-Windham game was the only one “Fly Like an Eagle” by the Steve objectives. problem, Fleming wrote that a com­ during the weekend. Sunday’s NFL game ^tween the in the CCC East played this week. hands.” Miller Band, played by controllers Fleming also wrote that the / mittee charged to investigate the 49ers and New England scheduled at Cmdlestick has school planned to provide teacher at 4:54 a.m. problem found on June 5 that “a been moved 35 miles south to Stanford Stadium. “Good morning, Atlantis,” Mis­ workshops to make sure that critical process for meaningful dialogue be­ sion Control radioed to the craft. I he Associaied Press thinking skills arc incorporated into tween Bolton High School staff and “Well I’m not sure we’re flying courses. The plan also will include SHORING THINGS UP — Workers use lumber to shore up an earthquake-damaged its principal has been in place since like eagles, but it’s been fun so far,” monitoring pupil performance. Atlantis Commander Don Williams building in San Francisco’s Marina district, Sunday, to prevent it from collapsing. Offi­ prior to the last (accreditation) replied. The asU-onaut also joked cial estimate that at least 60 buildings damaged by Tuesday’s quake either fell down evaluation of 1978.” Please see RESPONSE, page 8 That process, according to Flem­ about a crossword puzzle and was or will have to be torn down. told the crew’s morning mail had ing’s report to the NEASC, includes regularly scheduled staff meetings been beamed up. TODAY Following a briefing this morn­ on the first TUesday of each month with an agenda addressing the prin­ ing, weather officials reported con­ Shaky highway halts search Index ditions would be favorable for the cipal’s concerns, departmental mat­ ters and school/community opera­ 97-lon winged spaceship to land at SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A back because of rough waters on more than an inch of rain was ex­ 16 pag«», 2 sactlon* tions. The process also includes an 9:33 a.m. PDT on a dry lakebed run­ flotilla of ferries and extra sub­ the San Francisco Bay, authorities pected, officials said. “open door” policy at the principal’s way in the Mojave Desert at Ed­ ways were mobilized to ease rain- said. “It’s big,” National Weather C lassified 14-16 office, monthly departmental meet­ wards, about 80 miles north of Los soaked commuter gridlock today, Highway 101 was a sea of lights Service forecaster John Plankton C om ics 13 and rescuers halted indefinitely the shortly after 5 a.m. PDT, the Gold­ said of the storm that came in from ings, and a principal’s advisory Focus 12 Angeles. committee which meets on an “as- Local/State If winds were too strong, the search for survivors at an en Gate Bridge was bumper-to- the Gulf of Alaska. “Biggc.st this 2-4 needed basis,” Fleming wrote. Lotterv 2 landing could be postponed until earthquake-flattened freeway when bumper and some parking lots at year.” He said additional steps also are NatioryVIbrId 5 .7 Tticsday or Wednesday, the National the rubble became too unstable. subway stations were full. Engineers feared more rain being taken to improve communica­ O bituaries 2 Aeronautics and Space Administra­ Gale warnings were posted early Winds were gusting at more could cause additional landslides Ooinion tion, including the establishment of 6 tion said. today, rain was heavy in some than 40 miles per hour, a few S oofts _ » -1 1 .1 4 areas and one ferry was turned power outages were reported and Please see QUAKE, page 8 a faculty ombudsman position, ac­ Television 13 Please sec SHUTTLE, page 8 tivation of regular meetings of the