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It seems that every time the town Board of T ro u b le J a c k Directors makes a decision of major importance, someone comes forward to complain that no one sought comment from the public. Manchester Anderson That happen^ last month when the board voted in h irin g to allow increased tournament play for the Spotlight Manchester Country Club. And it happened earlier in the year when the board approved a seven-year, Andrew Yurkovsky $9.5 million tax abatement for the Pavilions at assessor Buckland Hills. Wasteful duplication In reality, both issues had received wide coverage in the press before the directors took any Manchester is having trouble hiring a new The U.S. military services are wasting millions action. something was wrong. of dollars developing different weapons simulators assessor, maybe because the town made the It’s a fact of political life that some issues are “ I ’m always surprised when nobody has to do the same job, according to an investigation specifications for the Job too rigid, maybe bound to go unnoticed unless residents follow city anything to say. And it’s bothersome, because done for Defense Secretry Frank Carlucci. hall on a daily basis. But as last week’s meeting of because it set the salary too low. M ayl^ both, that’s an indication that people think there’s no Weapons simulators are used by the military to the Board of Directors made clear, point in talking and nobody’s listening to them.” maybe neither. duplicate Soviet weaponry and radar so our troops misunderstandings can be a large part of the William L. Hooker of 77 Erie St., one resident It may be simply that the market for can train under realistic conditions. But the problem. who almost always has something to say during top-level assessors is bad now. If that is true, different services have been unwilling to Jointly The scene in the Lincoln Center hearing room ' meetings of the Iward, thanked Naab for prompting develop the simulators, preferring to go their own “I gave up fats, sweets, lethargy, drugs, tobacco and unsafe sex. Now I J Manchester should succeed in attracting last Tuesday was an unusual one. Mayor Peter P. the public to speak. more applicants when it lowers the routes instead. think I’m addicted to Surgeon General C. Everett Koop!” DiRosa Jr. asked whether any residents wanted to “ If Mr. Naab had just kept quiet, this whole ’The Air Force is even duplicating its own work. It qualifications and raises the compensation as comment on an item on the agenda, the setting of discussion wouldn’t have happened,” Hooker said. spent $61.8 million on a simulator for the Strategic water rates for the coming fiscal year. There’s “ Thank you.” it now plans to do. Air Command and then decided that the gadget . usually someone willing to speak on almost every As it turned out, Naab was incorrect when he said On the other hand, it may be that in the didn’t represent all the threats that could face a agenda item. it was the last chance for residents to speak. There wake of the recent failed revaluation, word SAC plane during a long mission. So the Air Force Declare a Palestinian state The residents, however, were silent. Silent, at was a second comment period scheduled before the has gotten around assessing circles that commissioned a better simulator for more than least, until Director Geoffrey Naab asked whether directors would have voted on the water rates. In Manchester is not the place to look for a new $196 million. ’The report for Carlucci suggests more Over the past (7) Palestine would proclaim they understood that this would be the last addition, because the directors postponed action on U sharing of information between the services. job. few months, its commitment to democracy opportunity to speak before the water rates were the rates, residents would have had still another If people in the field seeking career the protests or- and call upon the. U.N. to set. chance to comment on them at the close of the Drugs unabated ganized by supervise the first national Eventually one person approacheitthe podium. meeting, when they are allowed to speak on any advancement conclude they would be better Open Forum youthful Pales election. Seven others followed. issue within the jurisdiction of the board. off staying safely where they are, rather than The U nit^ States will spend more than $200 George tinians in the “ If it seems odd that a Jew Questioned afterward about what happened, Stilt, there’s a lesson in what happened at last million in foreign countries this year trying to stop going to a job in a town that is reeling from the territories oc should offer his thoughts on how Naab said it was clear to him that there were Tuesday’s meeting. Agendas and parliamentary later) were of approximately the the growth of Illegal drug crops. But the effort will McGovern effects of the revaluation rhubarb, who could cupied by Is- k Palestinians can be successful in residents at the meeting who weren’t aware of procedure can be a riddle for the average citizen. M CC’s Relays ’88 a lot of fun same size as theirs. These orches hardly be noticed on the streets of America. A r a e I have their struggle for statehood,” what was going on. He said that much of the agenda Allowing comment on agenda items is meaningless blame them? tras inspired members of the General Accounting Office Investigation Into U.S. N with the Oilers changed the di writes Segal, “ I should state my consists of formalities, which go unnoticed by the if residents don’t understand how the agenda With the community and the town officials In the 13th year townwide Eighth Grade Orches drug enforcement programs in foreign countries mensions of conviction that the struggle for an public. works. so sensitized to errors in revaluation, To the Editor: tra to try their hardest in hopes of concludes that little progress is being made. To the Editor; t h e 1 o n g - independent Palestinian state is “ They hear it as mumbo jumbo, and they’re not Citizens can act more responsibly — and potential applicants may fear they will be being found worthy of the next Drug crops are too profitable for farmers to musical step. Directors G. Albert festering Israeli-Palestinian (6) Israeli withdrawal from the also the struggle for a humane focusing on the words,” Naab said. representative government can work better — if subject to harsh criticism for the slightest Manchester Community Col Congratulations to the Oilers of consider legitimate crops. Some foreign Pearson and Robert Johns of that dispute. occupied territories would be the and safe Israel, and that there Naab admitted that his question may have had a they are told in layman’s terms what’s going on at mistake or perceived mistake. lege will be conducting its annual Manchester National Little governments are riddled with judges and law era helped to make Manchester a The focus has shifted from central Palestinian and interna can be no Judaism without a domino effect: When one person addressed the a meeting. That means fewer complaints from New England Relays for the 13th League on their clinching first enforcement officers on the payroll of the drug The same problem may face the town as it “ music town.” The current periodic Palestinian terrorist at tional objective. The Palestinian commitment to ju.stice.” board, others followed, whether or not they had residents, and it means fewer headaches for consecutive year onSaturday and place in their division. kingpins. And even when U.S. programs make a seeks proposals from firms that specialize in group’s achievement perpetuates tacks on Israelis, followed by government would ban violent originally intended to speak. Nevertheless, he directors. Sunday. The Jun^U 'event is a What made this year’s expe dent in the crop of one country, the market just tax revaluations. There are only 11 such that tradition. retaliatory Israeli bombing raids attacks on Israeli soldiers or George McGovern, former se believes that those at the meeting were genuinely star-studded track meet at Man rience pleasurable for most peo moves to another. In Thailand, the combination of or artillery hits. Now the protest settlers except in clear cases of nator and presidential candidate, unaware that the time had come to comment on the Andrew Yurkovsky is a reporter for the companies certified in Connecticut and their chester High School which begins ple wasn’t determined solely by U.S. and Thai enforcement programs cut the Janis Rogers Latham movement seems to have en self-defen.se. writes a syndicated column. water rates. The silence, he said, was a sign that Manchester Herald. services are always in demand. Manchester’s at 9:30 a.m.. while the June 19 the fact the team is undefeated annual opium production from an estimated 40 103 S. Lakewood Circle gaged the sympathy, if not the uneasy position could make such firms event is a four-mile run commenc and the margin of victory. metric tons in 1984 to 15 metric tons last year. But active participation, of nearly all ing at 9:30 a. m. at the Manchester Certainly much of the success at the same time, production in neighboring Laos reluctant to submit proposals or to protect the Palestinian people. themselves by setting their prices higher than Community C o lliefcw p u s. should go to the ball players for Show at Bennet went from 30 tons to as much as 290 tons. their attitude, approach to the Nearly half of the world’s supply of opium is For many years, most experts they would otherwise. The financial siloiiiors again game, dedication, and coaching. clever, inventive grown in countries where the governments are on the Middle East have believed If Manchester does succeed in getting a new this year are the Pratt & Whitney that the key to resolving the HERE TOGETHER FOR YOUl Division of United Technologies Corky Coughlin and Bob Boland hostile to the United States, so we cannot assessor who meets the qualifications the To the Editor: implement eradication programs there. conflict would be an exchange of Corp. and the Savings Bank of deserve a lot of the credit for the town has in mind, the town administrators team’s favorable season. While Israel occupied territory for a Manchester. ComFed Savings peaceful settlement. The center- and elected officials will have to keep they are not responsible as much I would like to commend the Patient dumping Bank is the sponsor of the music and art departments of piece of such an exchange would [iHcDonmci-s and the Manchester Herald themselves aware of the procedures the new Invitational Mile Run to be held in for the individual talent, the two Bennet Junior High School, par The government continues to allow private be the creation of an independent assessor is using, satisfy themselves that the the Men’s Open. Women’s Open managed to mold a well-skilled ticularly Mr. Harold Larsen and hospitals to dump unwanted patients in need of Palestinian homeland on the and Masters Divisions. At last and well-drilled team that ex procedures are good ones, and then support Mr. Tony Susi, fortheirclever and emergency care. Some of the patients who are West Bank and Gaza Strip. year’s meet, the first sub-four- celled most of the time. The boys the new official in his efforts. respected their coaches and the inventive performance of “ Peter rejected for lack of insurance have died from lack The barriers to such a state APwrroDwr minute mile was run in Connecti The assessor will need both supervision and and the Wolf.’’ ’Thanks to all of the of treatment, according to investigators for the include the continued opposition cut by Gerry O’Reilly of Ireland. judgments made by them, caus support, but the person cannot be made to feel students in the concert band and House Government Operations Subcommittee. by Israel, the fears of Jordanian O’Reilly will return this year to ing harmony and singleness of the cast for a delightful evening. The congressional investigators documented the King Hussein, and the military that he must be infallible to escape defend his title against the purpose to reign in the dugout. We are truly fortunate in this case of a Tennessee man who showed up at a ' weakness of the Palestinians. interference. nation’s top mile competition. Thanks, Oilers, for making the town to have such fine music hospital choking and suffering from chest pains Recently, a new proposal for Also, in the Men’s Masters 1988 season a lot of fun, and best programs in our public schools. and numbness in his arms. When the hospital achieving a Palestinian state has Invitational Mile. Al Swenson, the wishes in the upcoming town From a parent, thanks to Mr. Susi, learned that it was possible he was not eligible for been suggested by Jerome M. world’s masters record holder, tournament. a talented andcaringteacher. and Medicare or Medicaid, he was refused admission. Segal of the University of Mary will be competing. land, a founder of the Jewish 4 Paul and Marilyn Scheinblum all of the other fine staff for the Yet, officials from the Department of Health and The June 18 track meet is not 56 Strawberry Lane time and energy you denote to our Human Services found that the hospital had Communities for Israeli- just for world-class runners, but kids. It is much appreciated. complied with the law. As many as 250,000 people Palestinian Peace. also includes a Junior Relays in are refused admission to hospitals each year for Segal, an American Jew and a which youngsters between the A gift of music Bettye Kramer economic reasons, but as of the end of January, supporter of Israel, said in a ages of 8 and 13 compete on MHS’s is a gift for life 41 Campfleld Road HHS had investigated only 129 cases from the Washington Post article that he splendid track. previous 18 months and brought sanctions against believes the time has come for the A new feature has been added to To the Editor: Poor judgment just four hospitals. Congress is considering beefing Palestinians simply to proclaim the 9:30 a.m. Sunday event this up its anti-dumping laws. the existence of a Palestinian year in that the event for the first Congratulations to Manchester in use of photo state and begin lobbying for its time is also open to four-mile High School students and their Make-believe mozzarella international acceptance. walkers. We’re pleasedtosay that teacher, who have forged a To the Editor: For such a move, the Palestini the first registrant for the four- successful orchestra. They’ve A battle is brewing in Washington over the labels ans do not need to gain the mile walk is the new MCC learned that if there’s anything Whatever happened to good on frozen pizza — should they, or should iney not advance approval of Israel, the president. Dr. Jonathan Daube. more fun than making music, it’s judgment? I am referring the announce in big, bold letters if the cheese isn’t the United States, or any other Asa person who ha s worked as a making music with other people. Herald’s poor judgment in pub real McCoy? nation. They need only the Congratulations, too, to the lishing a photo on June 6 showing courage to proclaim such a state -■ volunteer at the Relays for the Consumer advocates argue that the typical pizza past 12 years. I urge one and all to parents who made music a an individual spraying charcoal buyer assumes the cheese on a frozen supermarket and the tenacity and skill to seek lighter fluid onto an open flame. I its international recognition. - attend this excellent track meet priority, provided the lessons, and pizza is real. But some manufacturers Use on the 18th, and participate in the encouraged the practicing. They can not believe that you are so imitation cheese mixed with real cheese. As Segal points out, this is the four-mile run or walk at the MCC know that the gift of music is a gift foolish as to publish a picture of The Food and Drug Administration thinks the path Israelis took 40 years ago campus on the 19th. For full for life. such a dangerous act. let alone buyer has a right to know if the cheese is fake and Once the United Nations passed information with respect to But in the interest of scholarship condone it by a caption that reads that the $15-million pizza industry should announce the partition resolution of 1947. either, call our hot line — 647-6059. and perspective, today’s musi ” ... stokes the flam es...” immitation ingredients in large print. But the the Israelis prociaimed the new ^<0 i« M by NEA. me cians should be aware that the Department of Agriculture figures that as long as State of Israel, despite the opposition of the U.S. Depart "I've HAD it! I want everything Vernon F. Hauschlld MHS orchestras of 1947 to 1949 Joseph P. Langer Jr. the cheese is 75-percent real, a listing about REGULA TED again." 93 Constance Drive tand undoubtedly earlier and 93 Carpenter Road imitation cheese belongs in the fine print along with ment of State. the other ingredients. They did not have the approval The General Accounting Office recently of other nations. They attempted investigated the debate over fake cheese and no negotiations with the Palesti nians who disputed their claim to NOW HIRING pronounce it typical of the departmental What towns can do to stop kids’ smoking the land, nor did they promise squabbling that has led to inconsistent food-labeling policies. “ The result is uncertain any. They simply proceeded EXCELLENT STARTING WAGES “ It may not be news to the under-16 population of consumers and buying decisions that send confused unilaterally to gain the recogni “ Smoking is the chief avoidable cause of death in tion of other countries, admission 9 Allentown who smoke cigarettes that the coffin signals back to the industry,” the GAO said. our society.” said Dr. C. Everett Koop. America’s nails they puff are freely available to them in many to the U.N., and control of their For Closing Hours For All Other Shifts surgeon general, in his 20th report to the nation on of the city’s retail outlets. But this news will be of newly proclaimed state. Blacklist of dictators Thc^ Palestinians, in the Segal smoking. Northern interest to the proprietors of the following scheme, might proceed as Indeed, it kills 320,000 people a year — nearly 100 Perspective Allentown mercantile establishments...” all of Panama’s Manuel Noriega was just one name on times more than the 4,000 people killed by cocaine whom sold to a 15-year-old boy. follows: a list of tinhorn dictators that Secretary of State (1) The Palestine Liberation and heroin addiction, and triple the number who Michael J. McManus EXCELLENT BENEFITS The editorial noted that the law had been on the George Shultz wanted the United States to stop Organization would issue a decla die of alcohol-related causes. supporting. The purge began with Philippine 8 books since 1901 “ well before anybody had ever ration of independence and state heard of the U.S. surgeon general or his warning.” dictator Ferdinand Marcos and Haiti’s dictator. hood for a Palestinian state on the Yet the society considers drug- and Baby Doc Duvalier. Shultz also successfully “ It is time for the city of Allentown to cite those West Bank and Gaza. • Flexible Hours • Crew Incentives • Insurance Available alcohol-related deaths more serious. Why? Is not pressured South Korean President Chun Doo Hwan Decatur. 111., to halt the sales of cigarettes to merchants who continue to violate the law,” it said (2) The PLO would dissolve the life of man or woman who dies of lung cancer or to step down. That left Noriega at the top of the children. They hired an 11-year-old and a in 1985. itself into the provisional govern heart disease as valuable as that of a heroin blacklist. Our sources say that Shultz originally • Profit Sharing • Regular Wage Increases 14-year-old and to see if stores would sell to them. That has been done. But of the last six merchants ment of the new State of Pales • Free Meals addict? encouraged military intervention in Panama if that cited, half the cases were dismissed because they tine, pending free elections. Perhaps it is because smoking seems harmless. Some 78 percent did so. is what it would take to burst Noriega. But the Joint I suggested that DOC had a model that should be involved vending machines which merchants said (3) The new Palestinian go • Advancement Opportunities One doesn’t have to steal to pay for the habit. The Chiefs of StaH have lost their confidence in limited • Free Uniforms • Vacation Bonus used in other communities, and invited readers to could not be watched all the time. vernment would declare itself at decision to smoke is considered personal, some sort military action since Vietnam. So President tell me of their results. peace with Israel and maintain no 8 of freedom guaranteed by the Constitution. Therefore, the Health Department urged the City Reagan ruled out the military option and chose Nonsense. The surgeon general’s new report says One who did so was Terl St. John of the army. It would forbid any act of Council to pass a law eliminating vending economic sanctions instead. smoking Is not only a killer, but is controlled by “ a Allentown. Pa.. Health Department: "W e have terrorism. conducted quarterly undercover operations using machines in public areas frequented by (4) A global diplomatic effort powerful addicting drug.” youngsters. Not only did that not pass, but City stop by any of the locations listed below or call 643-2213 "An extensive body of research has shown that minors who volunteer to buy cigarettes followed by would seek the recognition of a citation from a police officer. The next day the Council members grumbled about the time the Palestine and its admission to the nicotine is the drug in tobacco that causes Health Department was spending (a day a quarter) to learn more about the employment opportunities with McDonald’s.* fM C D o n a ld 'S addiction.” said Koop. “ Moreover, the processes Morning Call publishes the account to help fflaurlirslrr Hrralft U.N. on this matter. that determine tobacco addiction are similar to publicize the fact these sales are illegal.” Founded In 1881 ■ (5) The provisional govern “ Unfortunately, we cannot say that the rate of To quote the surgeon general. “ With the evidence ment would seek negotiations those that determine addiction to drugs such as PENNY M. 8IEFFEBT...... Pubiliher sales has declined as a result of this effort,” she that tobacco is addicting. Is it appropriate for with Israel to set permanent GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALO heroin and cocaine.” tobacco products to be sold through vending Q E O nO E T C H A P P E L L ...... Editor A Gallup Poll taken in 1977 showed that 66 said. “ Each operation yields the majority of DOUQLA 8 A. BEVIN8 ___ ! ...... Exocullv* Editor iboundaries. merchants still willing to sell to minors, even when machines, which are easily accessible to children? M ARIE P. O R A D V ...... CHy Editor percent of smokers wanted to quit. That “ Should the sale of tobacco be treated less ALEXANDER Q IR E L L I...... A tto e itt* Editor ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING MCDONALD’S LOCATIONS. percentage moved up to 77 percent in 1987. And fined by the police. Unmonitored vending machines seriously than the sale of alcoholic beverages, for two-thirds of smokers had made a serious attempt were targeted in our last effort — with some clerks DENISE A R O B E R T S ...... Advortlilng Olractor which a specific license is required (and revoked 70 West Center St. 1221 Tolland Tpke. 1261 Burnside Ave. 89 Talcottvllle Rd. 30 Lafayette Square to stop smoking. Half of those who undergo surgery even providing change for the machine.” MARK F. ABRAITI8 ...... Builne»t Minigor EMERGENCY Rockville, CT Not only has the Morning Call made a reporter ' for repeated sales to minors) ?” SHELDON C O H E N ...... Composing Msnsger Manchester, CT Manchester, CT East Hartford, CT Vernon, CT for smoking-related disease resume smoking. ROBERT H. H U B B A R D ...... Prossroom Mansgor Two months ago, we put a spotlight on an effort and photographer available, but it has written JEANNE Q FR O M E R TH ...... Clrculstlon Min s g tr ★ DIAL 911 ^ Michael J. McManus is a syndicated columnist. by a group called Doctor Ought to Care (DOC) in strong editorials. Excerpts from one: MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, June 14, 1988 - f
1 [-—“—— ——------— Co-Editors . I . . . . H r Deborah Bray Classroom Editor Co-Editors Classroom Editoil I Raina Kelley Renee Fournier Deborah Brsy t Renee Fournier; I I Raina Kelley 1 T h e H ig h S c h o o l W o r l d 1 T h e H ig h S c h o o l W o r l d Compiled by students of MHS, published by the Manchester Herald Stephen Armstrong, faculty adviser Volume LII, No. S3 Compiled by students of MHS,'published by the Manchester Herald Stephen Armstrong, faculty adviser (ntroducing the Class of Introducing the Class of ’88 Continued from Page 8 Melinda Noble — plans to games and events. Thomas Shells Nathalie Trevitazzo — plans to April Adams — plans to be a Technology. Anthony Buccheri. associates degree. David Eastern Connecticut State Uni- major in computers and get a r.li-' — plans to go to college, live a get a degree in business adminis paralegal and a bartender. Gre Greg Bucelvlcius — will attend Heffron. verlsty for elementary education ••Marshall — will attend the degree in computer processing. happy life and never have any tration. Jennifer Tuccl. Gary gory Alaimo — plans to major in the State University of New Yoit • Michael Heist. Melissa Heller to become a teacher. Douglas -University of Connecticut. Chris Jeff Nodden — plans to attend regrets. Pamela A. Shon — plans Tucker — plans to go to New York electric engineering. MatUiew T. and major in architecture. David — go to Manchester Community Josltn — enlisted in the Connecti tine Matros. college. Jason A. Norris — will n on going to the University of for acting and modeling and to Connecticut to receive a diploma Alexander. Michael E.» Allen. A. Itoi^e. Geoffrey C. Burgess. College for two years then cut Army National Guard and to Sean McAuley: move to L.A. — attend Bryant College, and attend /u continue to pursue tennis. He will Timothy Almond. Johanna Alslo. Susan Bums. Francisco Caban transfer. Lisa Henry — work full go into teaching afterwards. httend Basset Institute of Tech- University of Connecticut Hus for a rewarding and wealthy start college part time in the fall. Christopher Ambach — plans to Jr. ^ v e n Calhoun. Michele time at Pratt and Whlttiey. Michael'Jones. Francis Jurewicz tnoldgy for a year-transfer to kies basketball games. Shannon future. Jennifer Shurkus — plans Kathryn Tyler. Christopher Donald Hentschel. Erica Hickey — plans to woik for the next on attending Manchester Com go to Manchester Community Callahan —■ will attend Wheelock s’ ‘ * 'Berkeley School of Music-major Nourie. Cherie Novay — plans to Uriano — plans to attend the College and then move to Florida. College and major in elementary — plans to attend CentralConnec- couple of years and learn a tradp. In Recording-Performance; Ri- get manned. Richard J. Novell! munity College in the fall to University of Connecticut. Julie major in early childhood educa Kimberly L. Amenta. Charlene and special education. Sean ■'V ticut State University for athletic Cathy Kalinauskas — work full !'6hard McCormick; Michele Jr. Vallera. Anderson — plans to go to Campbell—will enroll in welding training-sports medicine. Chris time for Wilson Oil Company and ‘IdcDonald; attend Johnson State Cheryl L. Novotasky. Barbara tion. Bryan Simon. Peggy Skryja. Matthew Vaughn — plans to Manchester Community College school. Sean Cappalla. topher Hickey. attend Manchester Community 'Gollege (Vermon)' Major in hotel O’Brien — plans to attend the Douglas Slater. Craig Smith — attend Trinity College. Marc W. for marketing. Elizabeth Ander Jeffrey Cappbllo. Susan Carin- Darcy Haogland — plans to College part time. , management; Flyree McGhee; University of Vermont. Susannah plan on attending the University Vigeant — has been accepted to son — plans to go to the ger — will attend Tish School of .f- attend the University of Connecti Tad Kapitke. Arthur Kauli. attend MCC for a year-transfer to O’Brien — plans to receive her of Connecticut. Laurie Smith. the United States Coast Guard University of Connecticut for the Arts in New York University cut for liberal arts. Jamie Hof Gustave Keach. Kathleen Keade ^LUCONN —Major in zoology; Rob masters in English and teach the Michael Smith. Ronald Smith — Academy. Katherine Jane Vlrr — business management. Lauren and major in drama. E’Usa fman — plans to attend Syracuse — plans to attend Central Connec McLaughlin; to to college for deaf English. Brian J. O’Lough- plan to become a air frame cargo hopes to get technical training in Anderson. Emily Ano. Trade Renee Carlin. Brian Carpenter University to major in fashion ticut State University for psychol four years — play football — lin. Meaghan O’Marra — plans to master in the Air Force, flying the Armed Service and then design and finance. Charles Hol ogy. Keith Keliey. , C-5A cargo planes at Dover Air Andrews — plans to be a brain will attend the Porter and Chester A ?* ,/ J ^ Jiecome a millionare-become the attend St. Joseph’s College to further her education. Christine comb — plans to attend the Raina Kelley. Donna Kelly — Force Base in Maryland. Sonia L. surgeon. Amy Aparicio — plans Institute. Andre Carrion. Thomas .sole owner of the L.A. Lakers; major in nursing. Margaret High^School World seniors from left to right are: Melissa M. Visco —plans on attending the to go to Wellesley College and Carroll — plans to further his University of Massachusetts to plans to atteiM Keene State for ?;iHric McMullan; take 3 courses at Oborski. Smith. Air Force Academy. Hedi Vogel major in psychology. Lili Ara- education. major in business. Valeria elementary educaiton. Micha.el MCC-work part-time sae money Heather Occhialini. Anne Heller, Rob Sheftel, Tom Shells, Richard Hastings and Suzanne Smith. Tina Snarski. sang. Kristy Voisine — plans to U mili. Scott Aronson. Fiona Arthur Paige Carter — plans to move Holden — plans to attend Virginia Kempf — plans to further his “foi.'for car insurance; John McRighe Odell. Rachel Odell — plans to Amy Aparicio. Daniel Snellenberger — plan on enter the Armed Forces and — plans to return to New Zealand. to Australia. Sandra Casasanta. State University, possibly on a education with night class and ito “III — Attending MCC for two receive a masters degree in attending Eastern Nazarene Col serve as a military police officer. Kristin Ashbacher — plans to go Michelle Cassano — plans to track scholarship. Jeffrey get his arbrist license. years then transferring to business at Bryant College. lege for five years pursuing a Patrick Volz — plans to be to to the University of Vermont to attend school. Craig Cavanna — Holmes — plans to attend the Stacey L. Kenyon — plans On “JJCONN for marketing. David Odom — plans to attend bachelor’s degree in business. Manchester Community College study elementary education. Ki- has enlisted in the United States University of Connecticut to get a furthering her ediuation for the ” Also Nicole Mellow-Attending Southern Connecticut and play Seniors put an Jay Gregory Snyder — plans to for a year, then transfer to sha Atmore. Jennife Atwell. Army. Jennifer Chadbum — will bachelor of the arts in music secretarial field,'and-or working "Vassar College; Steven Metheny- rugby or football. Nycole M. attend Bentley College in Boston Amherst College. Jason Wal- Brigitte Aube. Steven August. attend Sarah Lawrence College. education. Mai^ Horvfth. with underprivileged and abused “Attending helicopter mainte Palmer. Julie Parasiliti — plans to study finance and economics. lengren — plans to attend the Sandy Babka — plans to go to Ken Chang —■ will attend Johnson Shelly Howe — plans to further children. Sithiphone Keovilay ^ n an c e school at Fort Eustis; to attend Wheelock College, and Tania Sorocka. Catherine Soule Portland School of Art in Por Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Wales. her education. Deanna Hublard. plans to go on to college in the fall ‘‘Henry Michaud; Melissa Miller; double major in elementary end to the year — plans to go to the University of tland. Maine, and go to Paris for a degree in engineering. Kris Chapman—will attend the her career in the United States Rhode Island and major in Brian Hughes. Jamie Hull — of 88 in New York to major (n % ary Minor-Attending Jackson- education and child psychology. Connecticut and major in fine someday to study art. Jennifer Dori Baker — plans to travel University of Connecticut aRer Army and become an elementary elementary education. Meghan plans to attend Keene State jewelry design. Justin E. Kim — "Ville University for ents’ encouragement, we would arts. Walters. Celeste Andrea Watson. As graduation approaches, we Cheryl Spiegel — plans on with her best friends. Karin taking required courses at Man school teacher. William Driggs Giles plans to attend Manchester College in New Hampshire; Sara plans on attending Yaie Univer 'bommunications. Brian Parent. Richard Paren- would like to express our feelings not be ready to take on the Susan Webb. Roger Wesson Jr. Baker — plans to work full time chester Community College. plans to attend Bryant College in community College for a year Lyn Hunniford — plans to attend sity and majoring in art, and Hank Minor-U.S. Air Force as a teau. Michelle Patulak —plans to challenge of facing the real attending the University of Con about our three years at Man necticut as a speech pathology Seth West. Dwight Whitaker — and attend Manchester Commun Christopher Chappell — will join business management. Daryl Du- majoring in early childhood edu Roger Williams for business minoring in architecture. Mary Taw enforcement specialist; Scott attend the University of Connecti chester High School. world. administration. Amy Marie Hy M. King — is going to Boston cut. Victoria Pearl. Mark Pellet- major. Gary St. Jean. Nicholas plans to be an engineering major ity College. Vanessa Baker—will the United States Army and baldo plans to attend to Roger cation and then for the next two Visage-attending Bryant College We admit that we are a little at the University of Connecticut’s attend the University of Massa become an airborne ranger. Williams College. Kelly Dubois. years go to the Bay Path Junior land — plans to attend Southern University. Michelle Kloman. To begin with, we would like to apprehensive about leaving t^e Statoulas. David Stewart. Gary Connecticut State University for Jennifer Krafft — plans to woi^> thank all the teachers and staff Stoltenberg. Angelina Strano — honors program. Traci L. Whit chusetts and major in wildlife David Chappell. Robert Chase — Jin-DuFresne. College. Kevin Goetz. David "nest” that high school provides. comb — plans to attend Manches biology. Ra-Mara Barber — will will attend Manchester Commun ^-'•Meredith Duggan — plans to Golas — is attending Trinity mathematics. full-time at Cigna Insurance Co.! for providing us with a fine However, we know that there plans to go to the University of Tammy Hyson — plans to work education. If it had not been for Connecticut and major in com ter Community College for two attend a two-year college in hopes ity. College. Saeeda Rafiq Chaud- attending University of Massa College. Jodi Gold — will be comes a time when we have to years, then transfer to a different of becoming a fashion designer. hary — will be going to college. chusetts, majoring in art. Cathy attending Newbury Curlinary as a dental assistant or in a them, our stay would not have face life as responsible adults. munications and marketing. doctor’s office. Damon lacovelli been as meaningful. Byron Strickland — plans on college to study to be an electric Lori Baril. Amy Barrera — will Sajida Rafid Chaudhary. Dumas — is attending the Uniyer- School. When that time comes, we will do engineer. Diane White. attend Keene State College to Lucinda Choiniere. Sue Chon — sity Connecticut. Michael Duplin — plans to attend New College in High school has brought many our best. attending Virginia Sate Kelly Gordon. John Gorman — Sarasota, Fla. Charles Islieb Jr. special friendships that we will University. Michele Wild — plans to attend pursue a career in elementary- will attend college. Deborah — plans to go to Manchester plans to attend the University of Lastly, we would like to exjl^epd college. Andreas Wildhagen — special education. Ciarcia. Stephen Clark. Todd Community College and the Uni- Debra James. Todd Janeczek — always treasure, even when we our best wishes to everyone inoqr Robert Strimike. Shannon M. Connecticut school of engineer work with his band or move to go our separate ways. The Sullivan. Kelley Sun. Ramin will go back to Germany for Jennifer Bauer. Michele Clemons. Matthew Chmieleckl. voriity of Connecticut later. ing. Janet Gottier. Amie Green. class. We wish them happiness another three years of school. Beaudry. Scott Beaulier — will Michele Colapietro. Jeffrey Jap^n and become an animator; memories we have now will bring and success and look forward to Taraz. Cynthia Tarbell — plans to Kendra Dupont — is attending the Mishele Green. Kristen Green — back the carefree feelings of our attend Bryant College. Beverly After completing school, he plans take general studies at Manches Colon. University of Connecticut to plans to go to St. Michaels College seeing them five years from now to go to college to study physics or ter Community College. Sean Bell teenage years when we recall at the class reunion. We also wish Taridona — plans to attend the and major in elementary them later in life. University of Rhode Island. Mi physical engineering. Jennifer — will attend Bowdoin College education. the best of luck to the many Williams. Keira Williams. Jason classes that will follow after ds. chael Tarr — plans to steal from and major in English and anthro Dara Greenwald — plans to We would also like to give our the rich and give to himself. Wilmot — plans to achieve the pology. Jason Bellone — would attend Washington University in parents credit for supporting us goals which I may accomplish. - MELISSA HELLER Michael Taylor. Arthur Temple. like to further his education in St. Louis. Thomas Gregory. Eric throughout the years. We realize Mark Terza — plans to attend Peter J. Wolfgang. areas of art and music as well as Gremmo — is going to Western that there will soon come a time - ’TOM SHEILS Daniel Wood; Erica Wood; - ROB SHEFTEL Manchester Community College. to travel around the world and be New England College — to when we will face a new inde Tricia Thomas. Kurt Thoresen — Michael Woodhoiise — plans to the first music teacher to institute wrestle and become a history pendence and undertake new - RICHARD HASTINGS leave Manchester; Candy Yates - AMY APARICIO plans to attend University of rock-n-roll in band. Beth Anne teacher. Keith Grous—is going to responsibilities. Without our par Colorado and major in engineer — plans to attend Associated Ben Maor. have a full-time job and work with ing. Rhonda Thorne. Jonathan Schools in Florida to become a Jennifer Benoit — plans to friends. Susan Guerette — plans Thulin — plans to go to Northeast travel agent; Stacey Zackin — attend Pace University and ma to attend Villanova University for ern Universiy as an engineering will be attending Ithaca College jor in either psychology or four years, after attending law major. Mary Ann Thurston — in Ithaca, NY to major in theatre marketing. Kiml^rly Berdnick. school. plans to attend University of arts management, and minoring Eric Berenson. Keith Bergeron — Robert Haley is going to the in communications. She’ll also will move to Los Angeles and Connecticut and major in Eng University of Connecticut. Lisa and collecting vintage autos; ler. Amy Pendleton — plans to lish. Sean Toland — plans to will be taking courses at Cornell hopes to attend the Guitar Insti Hallowell — is going to the Regina Mission; Jennifer attend college and major in attend University of Connecticut. University. Sharon Zilora. 4 tute of Technology. Richard University of Connecticut to Mistretta-attending West Virgi business. Karen Tonucci — plans to Tiffany Zolvik. Kristina Zorger Berlin. Cynthia Berzenski. major in pharmacy. Tracy Han- nia Wesleyan for physical ther Martha-Kate Perkins. Risa attend Saint Joseph College and — plans to attend Easem Naza Paul Besterfield. Nancy Bid- rahan. Andrea Harden — plans on Erlnn Jarvis — plans to attend Keith Kraynak. Anthony Krysie- rene College and become a school well. Richard Bieu. Andrea Bil- apy; Michelle Mitchell; Rebecca Perlman — plans to attend work toward a career in televi a modeling career and hopes to Manchester Community College wicz — will enter the United Mitchell. Manchester Community College sion. Kelly Topping. Gail Toros. psychologist. Jon Zupnick. leu. Steven Biske — plans to Kathy Coltey — plans are to go attend the School of Dramatic and then transfer. States Navy for underwater weld major in education. "Also, Kevin Molloy-Attending to become a respiratory thera i L l ^ e r ' attend the Maine Maritime to florist school and open her own Doris Ehrenreich. Stephen S. Arts in New York. Karen Harley Kim Jarvis — plans to attend ing and other forms of welding. K ^ant College for accounting; pist, and work at the National Academy and major in business shop. Cynthia Colvin — plans to Eubanks — plans to attend — will be attending University of Abilene Christian University. Kevin Kulbaski. Danya Labrie.' Jeremy Moore; Ann Morano; Jewish Hospital in Denver. San administration. Elizabeth New Hampshire. Shawn Hart. attend Skidmore College and Castleton State College in Ver William Jarvis. Kelley Jennings. Leon LaMothe. Allison Langdo.Vj Kbith Morrissey-Attending MCC dra Perrine. Jennifer Perry — I'DUKE 1I> THANk M Bjorkland. major in psychobiology. Timothy mont, majoring in criminal law to NeH Hartzog. Kimberley Johns. Diane Johnson Robert Lapointe. Joseph La- plans to attend the University of Michael J. Blanchard — will for a year then transfer to an art Connell. Steve Cooper. Mark Cote become an attorney. Jennifer Eric Hasemann. Lisa Hastey — — plans to attend Manchester Rosa. Catherine Laughlin — school in New York for anima- Rhode Island to study engineer TINA; FC« NITHOOT HEg CNCO0gA6EAieMT, attend the University of Connecti Culhane. Faber. Amy Fallon — plans to plans to attend Bay Path Junior Community College for account plans to attend Manchester Com ing. Troy Peters — plans to major cut and study under the pre-med tfon; Wendy Morton; Laura ^UPFbRT, AND £N6U6H PAftRS, I WCUtO Michele Curtiss — plans to work full time and go to school College to major in para-iegal ing and transferring to the munity College and then hopes td Moyles. in business at University of program. Eric Bodman — will attend college in New London for part time. Linda Feder. Derek studies. Richard Hastings — University of Connecticut Pam transfer to JUNY or Pratt Insti Connecticut and own his own NOT Be. -me o ass valedictopiaiJ. " become and iron worker. Heather degree in psychology. Joel Custer Feist — hopes, to open an work full time and then go back to ela Johnson — wants to have a tute in NY and study graphic '“Anthony Mozeleski; Michelle business. Diane Peterson — plans Bogli — will attend Wheelock — plans to go to school to major in automobile detailing shop or school for communications. Kim full-time job then go to school for design. Kimberle Ann Lauria> Mozzer-Attendlng UCONN: to attend Manchester Community College to study child life. recording engineering and to garage. Marie Feeney. berly Hayes. Jennifer Hedlin — her licensed practical nursing Denise M. Lavoie. Courtney, David Muller-Attending UCONN College for two years, and then major in graphic design at the go to school part time and Charles Boice. Bernadette M. minor in guitar. Ruthanne Cu- Megan Ferguson — plans to plans to work at Manchester degree. Lawrence. for accounting; Richard Mullow- transfer to Central Connecticut University of Connecticut. Ho- eventually have an executive Bolbrock — plans to attend tress. Kimberly Cyr. Robin Cyr— relax for a year and apply to an Memorial Hospital for one year Todd Johnson. Carleen Rose- Kelly Lawrence — plans to johv ney; Jennifer MustoGoing to State University. nore Politi — plans to marry and position in the field of business. Marist College. Nancy Bolduc. plans work full time, and go to FBI agency. Francine Filloramo and to go to nursing school for and man Jones — plans to attend the Armed Forces and will ^ringfield Tech for two years Troy Peterson. Margaret Pfiug Christopher Rossitto — plans to and then transfer to RIT; Alan live in upstate New York. Kurt Tina M. Bonetti. David Boud college part time. — plans to attend Hartford State complete an education after, — plans to attend a religious Potter. Todd Powers — plans to attend the University of Connecti reau. Richard W. Boyle Jr. Heather Dargin — plans to Technical College to be an returning home. Richard R ' Myers. school to become a missionary attend the University of Notre cut to major in the field of Tonia Branch — plans to attend attend Colorado State to major in architect; Rachel Finni. Robert Leach — plans to work full time “ Steven Myers — To further his after traveling for a year. Bev Dame to major in engineering. business. Jeffrey Rothman — the University of Connecticut to pre-vet. Rosemarie Darlington — Fiske — is attending the Univer and go to school at night, and later education and work in compu erly Phelps — plans to work full Kristen Price — plans to major in plans to attend Manchester Com receive a bachelors degree in plans to work full time and next sity of Connecticut. Lori Flynn — go to school full time and get a ters; Paula Myler-To further her time at a child day care center. accounting at the University of munity College and then transfer marketing. Deborah Bray — year go to a business school or is attending Johnson and Wales degree in business. James LeB-. education and make enough Laura Ann Phillips — plans to to another college an obtain a money to live comfortably; Kristi South Florida in Tampa. Jennifer plans to attend Rutgers College. college to study computers. majoring in pastry. Susan Flynn. lane. Joseph Lee. Mellisa Leer work part time in a mental health Putira — plans to attend the realtor’s license. Doreen Breen — plans to attend Ralph Decker. Jeff DeJoannis — Shawn Fogarty — is in the United Thong Lee. Napolitano; Lisa Nason-Working clinic while starting her own University of Connecticut and Christine Roux. Christine Ro- Chris Matros, left, signs yearbooks with Cheryl RIberio. the University of Connecticut. plans to attend Purdue Univer States Army. Jonathan Leonard — plans on ae a nurses aide at Meadows business. Lisa Phillips — plans to vegno — plans to attend Clarkson High school graduation is scheduled for Friday. Convalescent Home; Karen become a registered nurse. Jen Mary Ann Brooks — plans to sity to study mechanical aero Mark Foley — plans to go to the attending University of Connecti attend Connecticut College, and nifer Quey. University. Cindy Roy. Patricia attend Trinity College. Shaun M. space engineering. University of Connecticut and get cut and will be majoring in liberal Neale-To move to Vermont and learn to speak Chinese. Timothy Royer — plans to work full time at Brophy — plans to attend South Lisa Delisle — plans to attend arts and possibly in the medical work full-time; Carol Nechltilo. Tammy Rabbett — plans to Pratt and Whitney, and will a job that involves travel. Treva Piano. work for a year and then attend Seniors polled about ern Connecticut State University Rhode Island College. Thomas Foley —. plans to become an field. Renee Lessard — plans to - Heather Nelson-Attending Cor attend Manchester Community and major In communications. Diana plans to attend Syracuse get a bachelors degree in human, nell to discover what she wants to Northeast School of Broadcasting College part time. Kelly Ruff. accountant. Mindy Forde — will Donald Picard — plans to in Boston. Melissa Rankin. Eric Kimberly K. Brown. University to major in broadcast be attending the University of services and become a db; Jeffrey R. Nelson; Lori become a Manchester police David Thomas Russell. fondest MHS memories Jim Brownell — plans to attend Nelson; Kathryn M. Nevlns- Rasmus. Sondra Rasmus —plans journalism. Connecticut and plans to major in psychologist. ^ officer. Jennifer Piendel. Shawn Christine Ryan — plans to looking females that were here Manchester Community Colelge Jon Dixon — is going into the John Lewis. John D. Limbergec Attendlng Manchester memorial to attend Manchester Community attend the Rhode Island School of High School World recently 9 Pinto. Mary Pisch — plans to for two years and then transfer to early childhood and minor in art. sbhool of radiologic Technology; College for two years and then polled some of the seniors at when I was a sophomore.” United States Air Force. John Lisa Fortin V plans to work full — will attend Northeastern Uni work full time in the travel Design and major in illustration. MHS, asking them what was their — ’Tuan Nguyen — “football: Farleigh Dickinson University. Dougan Jr. is going into the versity. Erik Lindland — will be Tuan Nguyen-Attending Eastern business, and someday own a transfer to another school to Apryl Sahadi — plans to major in time at Trav^ers Insurance and receive a bachelor’s degree in fondest memory of MHS. the Thanksgiving game." Peter Bruno — would like to United States Marines Corps. then plans tolgotolc to Manchester attending Bates College and< o r. state U. for economics; travel agency. Karen F. Pitts — dance at the Boston Conserva attend the Fashion Institute of Michele Nichols-Attendlng MCC business. Mitchell Reid — plans The most popular response was — Todd Janeceek — “all the Roberta Douglas—plans to finish Community College tostudy child possibly major in philosophy^, plans to major in illustration at tory. Robert Salonen. Kevin “none," accounting for 25‘7w business. Cameron Richardson. plans to attend the Universltyipf. Syracuse University and will Michael Ringland. responses included; was, “the school food.” a|)|My to the United States Mil looking to the future cut and major in agriculturiM Connecticut. Neal Schackner, — Yoan Johnson engineering. Hongfa Luangpra^S Wendy Rlngrose — plans to go Rebecca Schaffer. Kathy Schaub. — Troy Peters — “ all the good itary Academy. Robert Fritz. Into communications and work in Karin Fry. The 1987-88 school year has at MHS 1987-88 saw record seuth. Hongthong LuangprdiS Linda Scheideman — plans to been a good one for High School seuth. Todd Lukas. ;;;;2 radio or television advertising, or attend River College and become Shellina Fyall. Christopher numbers of students take the become a disc jockey. Michael Gagnon. Karin Galligan — plans World. For the first time in more SATs and pursue a college Christopher Lyder — will aK^ a pre-school teacher. than 20 years, HSW returned to education. tend Central Connecticut S taS I Robison — plans to major in Edward Scheinblum. Amy to attend college in Ohio and accounting at Bryant College. major in elementary education. the journalism classroom. The We look forward to the 1988-89 University and major in markeK: Schmid. Deborah Schwarz,-t-rn paper has been produced by school year and the changes ing. Patrick Lynam — plans to flij: James K. Roche — plans to obta in plans to attend Penn State in the Gerdld Gallo. Lori Gallo — is a bachelor’s degree in geology at going to school. Ken Cancarz — students in class with help from already promised. Mr. Ronald to college. Glen MacDonald division of undergraduate stu volunteers. will become a Marine. T eres^ Syracuse Univerlty and then go dies. David Sciaundone — plans plans to go to college for four Coumoyer will succeed Mr. Tho out west for graduate studies. years and major in computer We are impressed with the new mas Murdoch as Student Assem MacDonald — would like to attend Hartford State Techni sciences. format, features, and quality of bly adviser. Mr. Coumoyer and pursue a career in the medici^ Daniel Roggi. Kristin Rohrbach cal School to major in electrical this year’s product. We look his newly elected officers .are field. Fiona MaePherson. Janq(|2 plans to pursue a career in engineering, and to stay an active Christopher Garrepy. Lois clinical psychology in the honors Gary — plans to attend Central forward to Mr. VouMlen and his busy changing the emphasis of Madden — will attend Northeast-jJ member of troop 25, Boy Scouts of students continuing the high level this all-important student activ em University. 'ZH program at the University of America. Joseph Scollo. Michael Connecticut State Univerity and Michigan. Joey-Leigh Romano. major in environmental science. performance begun by Mr. Arm ity. Leadership development will Melanie Majewski. Todd M at^ Sears — plans to attend the strong and this year’s staff. be the primary thrust of the lard. Christopher Maneri — wt^Cj Jessica Romano. Roselyna Ro University of Connecticut. Sheryl Gasper. Daren Gates. sado — hopes to attend Eastern Michelle Gavarlno — plans to go This school year, as reported in organization next year. To em work for some time and then go tor Paul Seaton. Robert Sharp. High School World, saw a sub phasize the difference, the name college. Karl Marble — wflT Connecticut State Universiy or to college for four years and •Hlgb School World seniors Rob Sheftel, Melissa Heller, the University of Connecticut. Walter Sharp. major in computer science. stantial increase in school spirit will be changed from Student attend Manchester Community Robert Sheftel — plans to go to as reflected by the large crowds Assembly to Student Council. College for two years. Jessica "Richard Hastings, Amy Aparicio and Tom Shells work on Darren Rosano. Christina Ros Christa Gearhart. setti — plans to work full time and college and to save money to plan Heather Gearin. Kristy Gessay which followed our winter sports Every best wish for a healthy the year’s final issue. — plans to attend college in seasson. Achievement is also up and safe summer. Continued on Page • le — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 14. 198B New site fflaiirlirstrr Hrralil Meeting set on river grants Section 2, Page 11 By Al«x GIrelll Hartford. The Hockanum starts Each town will be asked to file a is sought SPORTS Tuesday, June 14, 1988 Manchester Herald in Ellington and flows into the plan with the Department of Connecticut River at East Environmental Protection for Officials from Manchester and Hartford. use of the funds and then the for police three other towns will meet with According to the Larson aide, proposals will be considered by State Sen. Majority Leader John no firm decision has been made the state’s Bonding Commission. Larson June 21 to discuss how yet on how the funds will be Larson’s office said Manches By Andrew Yurkovsky divided among the four towns, ter’s initial grant is expected to be I Yankees ground out win over Clemens $S.7S million in state grants will Manchester Herald . be distributed for development of but, in general. East Hartford is about $400,000. Town elected and A : the Hockanum River Linear expected to get about |3 million appointed officials, including The administration will ask tN By Hlllel Itolle .Doug Jones pitched 2 1-3 score Park. with about $1.3 million slated for those concerned with recreation town Board of Directors tonight : The Associated Press less innings for his 15th save and An aide to Larson said today the Manchester. ami conservation, have been whether to pursue the idea 6f AL Roundup 11th in his last I I appearances. discussing how to uw the funds. meeting has been scheduled for 10 Larson consulted with, state acquiring land for a new polide - The New York Yankees beat White Box 4, Twins 1 a.m. at Larson's office in the Sen. Michael Meotti. D- < There has been some difference headquarters. Assistant Town . Roger Clemens on the ground and Legislative Office Building. Glastonbury, and state Sen. of opinion on how much of the Manager Steven R. Werbner saw In ttie air. second inning. Rice, who had last Melido Perez combined with The funds include |1 million Marie Herbst, D-Vemon, among money should be used to acquire today. ; Clemens, a two-time Cy Young homered Sept. 9 of last season two relievers on a seven-hitter land for further development of and Ivan Calderon went 3-for-3 approved last year and another others in developing the grant Werbner said that relocation of Award winner, gave up 15 hits against the Yankees in Boston, hit the Hockanum River Linear Parte with a home run to lead Chicago $4.75 million approved by the program idea. Meotti’s 4th Dis the police headquarters, . now and nine runs, both career highs, another two-run shot in the and how much should be used for past Minnesota. General Assembly this year at trict includes Manchester. located on East Middle Turnpike, -as the Yankees defeated the fourth. The chief elected officials of the recreation development along Perez, 6-2, became the first Larson’s initiative. is being considered because theife 'Boston Red Sox 12-6 Monday The Red Sox were behind 6-5 four towns have been asked to Union Pond, through which the six-game winner on Chicago’s The other towns involved are would be no room for further night. Nine of the 15 hits were through five Innings, but the attend the meeting. Hockanum River flows. staff. The 22-year-old rookie Ellington. Vernon, and East expansion 15or20yearsfromnow • groundball singles. Clemens also Yankees scored three more runs struck out five, walked two and if an addition was put on the gave up Jack Clark’s three-run against Clemens in the sixth on a homer. allowed six hits before being present building. I two-run double by Winfield and replaced by Rick Horton after Werbner declined to say whe$ "W e got bloops, choppers and an RBI single by Santana. Kirby Puckett’s leadoff single in sites were being considered or the the blast,” said Dave Winfield. " It wasn’t one of his better Deficit Baker the top of the ninth. general vicinity of those sites. • , who doubled, singled twice and nights, but they hit a lot of had three RBI. “ Maybe he was groundballs off him,” Boston Horton allowed Gary Gaetti’s From page 1 From page 1 A three-member subcommittee -missing one mile-an-hour on his Manager John McNamara said. one-out single and was relieved of the Board of Directors that is fastball. Those things happen, but by Bobby Thigpen, who struck out studying space needs in towfi Orioles 6, Tigers 4 down by 101 points. Its fifth worst "He has performed a great into the home stretch. he’s still the best pitcher in the the next two batters to earn his buildings met Monday to discus! Mickey Tettleton hit a three- loss ever. service not only for the president “ He is an outstanding manager league.’’ 12th save in 14 opportunities. plans for a new or enlarged police run homer in the ninth inning The markets were not particu but also for his country," Byrd and skilled strategist who has Clemens started the game with Gary Redus also homered as headquarters as well as plans for after a solo shot in the seventh as larly cheered by the March trade said of Baker. a league-leading 1.82 earned run the White Sox won for the sixth been fundamental to the signifi the construction of a new munici Baltimore snapped Detroit’s five- improvement, because it showed Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, cant accomplishments, foreign average and left with a 2.37 mark. time in nine games. The Twins pal Building. game winning streak. a steep rise in imports along with D-N.Y., said Baker "restored and domestic, we have achieved He struck out five, raising his lost for only the sixth time in their Fred Lynn started the decisive last 22 games. a record level of export sales. stability ... in a moment of since Ken returned as deputy No plans have been drawn u^ .major league-leading total to 140. Baltimore rally in the ninth with a Financial investors worried that genuine crisis. It is sufficiently yet for a completely new police .It was the right-hander’s third Les Straker, 2-4, was the loser. chief of staff in March 1987,’’ one-out single and Pete Stanicek the big rise in imports indicated settled, restored, that he feels headquarters, but preliminary -consecutive home loss. Reagan said. ran for him. Guillermo Hernan Brewers 3, Mariners 1 that faster domestic demand able to leave. In Reagan’s first term, Duber plans have been put together for "The guys scored some runs. I dez, 3-2, who had relieved Walt Bill Wegman combined with would lead to higher inflation. "It should be taken as a good stein served from January 1981 expansion of the present building. just didn’t do my job,” said Terrell after Lynn’s single, The big decline in April imports sign,’’ Moynihan said. “ His sense until December 1983 on the White Stu Hlpklra/Spadd to tti* Hamid That work would include demolL Clemens, who pitched 6 2-3 Dan Plesac on an eight-hitter for walked Jim Traber. Tettleton was expected to ease fears that of duty ... is such that he would House team of lobbyists, known tion of most of the existing, innings. “ I didn’t have velocity, his first career victory against then hit a 1-2 pitch into the lower the U.S. economy is overheating. never leave were it not possible to as the office of legislative affairs DIPLOMACY — Tim Casey, 6, left, shows his diploma to building — with the exception of movement or location. Those are Seattle and Robin Yount drove in deck in left field for his fifth For the first four months of the continue without him." Baker’s decision to resign is Quincy Jackson, 7, after graduation Monday at Nathan the cell block area — and rthree things needed to win.” three runs to lead Milwaukee. homer. year, the U.S. trade deficit was Reagan, in his statement, also sure to fuel speculation about him Hale School. Tim and Quincy, members of Claire construction of a three-story Rafael Santana led an 18-hit Wegman, in his second start Tom Niedenfuer, 1-1, the fourth running at a seasonally adjusted called Baker "a steady force for as a possible candidate for vice addition to bring the total area of attack with three singles and his since coming off the disabled list Cataldi’s class, were among 86 graduates from four Baltimore pitcher, pitched the annual rate of $141.8 billion. If this peace’’ to promote negotiations president. His name has been on the building to 44,000 square feet, second homer, a three-run shot in June 6 after a bout with elbow kindergarten classes at the school. final 1 2-3 innings. trend holds for the rest of the leading to an intermediate-range many lists of potential running Weibner said. the ninth. Jose Cruz and Claudell tendinitis, beat the Mariners fo r ' year, it would be a sharp nuclear missile treaty with the mates for George Bush. The Lawrence Associates, a Washington had three hits each. Indians 8, Blue Jays 6 the first time after five losses. Wegman, 5-5, allowed five singles Improvement from last year’s Soviet Union and two summit Baker's resignation caught Wa Manchester architectural firm, ‘We kept the pressure on him. Cory Snyder’s two-run homer in eight innings, walked none, record trade deficit of $170.3 meetings with Soviet leader Mik shington by surprise. has been hired to draw up plans :We got some people on base off and Mel Hall’s two-run double struck out two and allowed only billion. hail S. Gorbachev. House Republican leader Ro Recycling facility OK both for the police headquarters him last week but we weren’t highlighted a four-run fourth one runner to reach third. The good trade news was Fitzwater said Baker will re bert Michel of Illinois said that and the municipal building. bringing them in as well,” said inning as Cleveland defeated Plesac gave up Mickey Bran especially welcome by the admin turn to his law practice. Baker Baker attended a meeting of GOP A Tolland Turnpike trash recy last construction inspection of the Floor plans and a suggested Clark, whose 12th homer capped Toronto and snapped its four- tley’s RBI double in the top of the istration as the president plans to Worthington Crossley Stansberry congressional leaders with Presi cling facility is "very much in site in November. elevation were presented for a a four-run fifth inning. “ Tonight, game losing streak. AP photo ninth but earned his 14th save in travel to Toronto on Sunday for and Woolf, in Knoxville. dent Reagan today and did not compliance” with town zoning Issuing temporary certificates proposed six-story town office we found some holes and we were With one out in the fourth, Ron 16 opportunities. NOT ROGER’S NIGHT — Boston in the seventh inning. Clemens gave up his eighth and final economic Duberstein became Baker’s mention resigning. and building regulations and will is "fairly common,” Hutchinson building to take the place of the able to keep rallies going.” Kittle was hit by a pitch from Jim Yount hit a sacrifice fly in the summit with world leaders. The deputy on March 23, 1987. Baker “ This hits me like a cold be issued temporary certificates said. “ Some (facilities) may not present Municipal Building, Di Richard Dotson. 7-1, allowed Clancy, 3-8, and Brook Jacoby Manager John McNamara, left, takes nine runs and 15 hits. The Yankees won, first and a two-run double in the administration plans to use the recommended that Duberstein towel,” Michel said. of occupancy and use. a building be fully complete. There were no rector Mary Ann Handley said. hve runs on six hits in six innings. singled. Hall then drove in both pitcher Roger Clemens out of Monday’s 12- 6. fourth. trade improvement as, evidence succeed him. Fitzwater said the chief reason official said today. violations.” The building would be located at Cecilio Guante worked three runners with a double to right and game with the Yankees at Fenway Park that Reagan's free market eco Reagan said that "Ken will be for Baker's departure was the The facility, owned by Angelo The Squillantes will seek per the rear of the Municipal Build Innings to earn his seventh save Snyder followed with his I4th Royals 5, Angels 3 nomic program is working. manent certificates when paving ing, on the edge of Center Springs my principal aide and will lead health of his wife and his and Nunzio Squillante and lo as the Yankees improved their homer to give the Indians a 6-1 George Brett went 3-for-4 to Bannister, 7-5, allowed five Brett’s first-inning single off of his career. on the site is complete, he said. Park. the White House staff as we head stepmother. cated at 260 Tolland Turnpike, record to 39-21, the team’s best lead. drive in two runs, and Floyd hits, walked none and struck out Chuck Finley, 4-8, scored Gary With former major-league in- The certificates ensure Oiat facil The plans presented Monday was operating without the certifi start since 1980. Bud Black, 3-1, replaced Rich Bannister snapped a personal three in five innings. Steve Farr, Thurman. fielder Ray Boone’s 151 homers, ities are built and operated call for increasing the size of the cates. but was not in violation of Jim Rice ended the longest Yett to start the second after Yett three-game losing streak as Kan the third Kansas City pitcher, Following Wally Joyner’s sin the Boones became the only according to the state building building from the 65,000 square Insurance local zoning regulations and local home run drought of his 14-year complained of a sore rib cage. sas City won at California for the worked two hitless innings "am gle in the second. Bob Boone gave father-and-son combination aside code and local regulations. feet originally propos^, Handley and state building codes. Assist career with a two-run homer into Black pitched 5 2-3 innings, Royals’ 10th victory in their last struck out three for his fourth the Angels a 2-1 lead with his first from Gus and Buddy Bell to have From page 1 Cigarettes The Squillantes have applied said. ant Chief Building Official Calvin the bleachers in center in the allowing five runs on five hits- 11 games. save. homer of the season and the 100th 100 homers each. for, but not yet received, a solid Handley said the committee From page 1 Hutchinson said. Zoning Enforcement Officer waste permit from the state would like to have a cost estimate because the issues have already Thomas O’Marra said Monday Department of Environmental for the office building sometime been framed. that zoning and building permits Protection. in July. She said the committee He also said the lawsuits will Liggett attorneys promised an juries and the tobacco industry *■ allowing construction of the facil Attempts to reach DEP offi wants to put the proposal for the Thomas is not at full strength for Game 4 appeal. Cipollone’s lawyers said has not paid a dollar in damages. take years to litigate and will ity had been approved and that no cials for comment today were new building to the voters in a prove costly to the state. they would ask the judge to Most of the other cases withered Herald Angle problems were reported after the unsuccessful. referendum in November. Bv Howard Ulman now. We get mad when they come in “ The real question is what is it overturn the decision not to in the face of the well-heeled Earl Yost award posthumous damages to tobacco industry's legal forces. The Associated Press your arena and they embarrass you.” that Connecticut is going to Sports Editor Emeritqs contribute that they couldn’t Mrs. Cipollone. "A ll I know is that we’re not Trailing by just one point at contribute through existing fo The $35 billion tobacco industry another notch in their gun,” said PONTIAC, Mich. — The gloom is halftime, the Pistons were helpless rums?” Gillies asked. He sug mounted an elaborate defense — Edell. gone. The Detroit Pistons say they’re against the Los Angeles fast break gested continued participation in one analyst put the cost at $50 ready to fight back and are deter and fell behind by 14 after three But some said the damages mined not to be doomed in the Dome. quarters Sunday. In the second half, the National Association of Attor million — to avoid a judgment awarded might not be enough to neys General and the possibility that might unleash a flood of Home was not sweet to Detroit’s Detroit hit just 34 percent of its shots. encourage other lawsuits. first-time NBA finalists on Sunday. The Lakers gained confidence from of assisting in the lawsuits as a multimillion-dollar lawsuits. "A re you going to sue if all friend of the court. Reaction to the verdict, which Their shoddy play was there for ail the victory but had the opposite /•Vi; you’re going to get is $400,000?” 39,188 spectators to see. The Silver- Gillies disclosed his recom followed five days of delibera Pagan! is still emotional struggle facing them. The asked tobacco industry analyst dome crowd, the second-largest in Lakers have to resist getting too high, mendation while attending a tions, focused on its potential Allan Kaplan of Merrill Lynch in WE HAVE meeting of the National Associa impact on hundreds of such cases championship series history, watched knowing now that they can’t lose the New York. the Los Angeles Lakers humble the tion of Insurance Commissioners pending around the nation. EMERSON QUIET KOOL series at Pontiac. Financial markets were closed peddling away Pistons 99-86 and go up 2-1 in the on Monday in New York City. Cipollone’s attorneys said the “ That’s probably one of the prob best-of-seven series. Gillies said he is not aware of decision showed the tobacco when the verdict came in but BEAT THE SUMMER lems now,” Los Angeles Coach Pat collusion by insurers in Connecti industry is not invincible. Kaplan predicted no long-term Familiar figure riding a bicycle on neighborhood Detroit must win tonight or face the Riley said. ” We know we have an prospect of losing its third consecu cut. He pointed to the industry’s "Any time a jury awards a negative impact on tobacco roads near his West Side residence for years was a opportunity to go back to L.A. It could tive home game, not to mention the competitive 77es. fueled by high $400,000 verdict, I don’t think you stocks. little man named Bill Pagani. soften you up a little bit.” HEAT WITH: series, in Thursday night’s fifth game. “ Hopefully, we won’t let up,” interest rates in the 1980s as can take it too lightly, particu "Plaintiff attorneys cannot be Pagani, who rides his bike every day, registered The Pistons have a good chance if they reasons for the increase in cost of larly in a situation where five encouraged by the small size of 5,942 miles during a 12-month span, June to June in Lakers guard Magic Johnson said. raise their performances as quickly insurance and availability years ago people thought we were the award, which pales in com QUASAR 1986-87. "That can be a big problem, espe as they did their spirits. problems. crazy and when for the past 30 parison to the $3 million they cially having two more games in the During the same period of time, June in 1987 to They also hope guard Isiah Thomas Before today’s announcement, years people have failed,” said spent in time and money to try CARRIER Silverdome. They’re a great home the first day of the current month, the popular and can make a speedy recovery from a representatives from Lieber- Marc Z. Edell, Cipollone’s this case,” said a joint statement team.” well-known Manchester barber recorded 8,458 lower back bruise sustained late in man’s office have met with lawyer. from Peter Bleakley of Philip EMERSON “ We could go back home down 2-3, ’’ miles peddling his bike. Sunday's game. He didn’t attend officials from Aetna Life & Speaking today on CBS-TV’s Morris and Robert Northrip of Riley said. "That’s scary, even if The unusual aspect of Pagani’s relationship with practice Monday but said. "This is the Casualty Co.. Cigna Corp. and "This Morning” program, Edell Lorillard, both New York based. WHITE- you’re going home ... Detroit is a long his bike is that he’s 81 years old, or young if you NBA finals. I ’ll play with a broken The Hartford Insurance Group, said; "This is the first caise to be “ The fact that the jury awarded BIQ ways away from being out of this CAPACITY^ WESTINGHOUSE prefer. He’ll be 82 in January. arm if I have to.” thing.” which were named defendants in won by the plaintiff. We’ll get it no damages to Mrs. Cipollone was LARGE LOW For nearly a decade, Pagani’s cycling has That was encouraging to a team Unless Thomas is out of tonight’s the San Francisco suit. Represen better the next time ... a better a clear signal from the jury that PRICE ROOM 8M AU consisted of riding a stationary model indoors. that didn't need another setback on game. tatives of his office have also met verdict, a bigger verdict. We’ll smoking is a matter of personal SANYO PRICE “ I still ride outdoors once in awhile," he said. top of the loss. • He led Detroit with 28 points, nine with officials from The Travelers recover on other claims.” choice and responsibility,” said “ I don’t think there’s any question assists and four steals Sunday and Cos., which was named a defend Fewer than a dozen of about 300 Alan Hilburg, spokesman for FRIEDRICH According to Pagani’s annual calculation on the our morale was down” after the third stayed in the game after falling flat on ant in the Texas lawsuit. smoker lawsuits have gone to Durham, N.C.-based Liggett. mileage chart, he averages 23, plus, miles per day. That’s a pretty good figure for a man of any age. He game, Detroit coach Chuck Daly said. his back. But he had trouble getting increased his daily nriileage in a year from 16, plus, "But after several inspirational talks, out of bed Monday morning. ^ C a rrie r to 23, plus. ' both individually and as a group, they “ I do know he has an incredible NEW 9 YEAS WARRANTY “ I feel great,” Pagani said. “ Never felt better.” came back up.” tolerance for pain,” Detroit trainer WBaTORePOR^LLDETAILS He credited bicycling for helping him maintain And some of them are as angry as Mike Abdenour said. ” I also know he they were prior to their 105-93 victory good health. was in great pain.” in the series opener. But Thomas rarely misses practice Pagani has been a barber for 63 years and is still AP photo Valuable ” We read the paper before Game 1 and his playing status was to be based on the job at his West Side shop. and we watched television before on his response to treatment with ice, CRASHING DOWN — Detroit’s Isiah Thomas (11) crashes to the Sports, not as a participant but as a sponsor of Game 1 and we went into Game 1 with heat and medication. 3,000 UNITS teams bearing his name, have closely identified the a mission to prove to all the media that “ I ’m pretty sure he’ll play," Daly floor after colliding with Los Angeles’ Mychal Thompson (43) in Coverage. native of Maglianese Sabina. Italy in the local we belong here,” Detroit forward said. "W e’d have a hard time playing Game 3 Sunday at the Silverdome. Thomas landed on his tail picture for better than 60 years. John Salley said. "W e’re down 2-1 without him.” bone and is questionable for tonight’s Game 4. 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They blew a first-and-second situation with one 1987 P*iidrnti, 4l P rrprny jnd r.isiirtHy ItisurdtiiC C » Ah lujht'. i**y*tvt*il See PAGANI, page 13 Cardinals. th flf ATi Hp H 1A9K rtfS Of»H K — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. June 14. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, June 14. 1988 - I I Padres on the upswing IN BRIEF Hackney honored again, By The Associated Press Wrigley Field. Card show set Sunday Walk, 7-4, pitched his first The San Diego Padres can’t ML Roandap complete game and shutout of the Illing Junior High will host a baseball card named to hall of fame explain the difference since Jack season despite a 15-mph wind show at the Manchester High cafeteria on McKeon took over as manager in blowing out. He allowed eight Sunday from 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Luke Appling, Davis. words, so they’re doing it in hits, struck out flve and walked Johnny Pesky and Boog Powell are scheduled to Leading 5-3 in the eighth. Tim Bv Earl Yost The Manchester Country Club, deeds. four to improve his lifetime be on hand to sign autographs. Flannery walked and two outs Sports Editor Emeritus during Hackney’s reign, gained When Larry Bowa was fired as record against the Cubs to o-l, later Davis hit his first major- Appling ($4) is scheduled between 10 a.m. to statewide prominence for turning manager on May 28, the Padres including three victories this league homer. noon and l to 3 p.m.; Pesky ($3.50) from 10 a.m. One honor follows another for out outstanding prospects. Three were 16-30 and I I ‘A games behind season. “ I didn’t even have a bat out to 2:30 p.m.; and Powell ($5) from 10:30 a.m. to the late Alex Hackney as the who fell into this category were first-place Los Angeles in the there,” Davis said. “ So I bor PliNikM 8, Expo* 2 noon and 1 to 2; 30 p.m. Manchester Sports Hall of Fame Ron "R ed ” Smith, Bill Thornton National League West. rowed one from Eric. I hope he Chris James, Luis Aguayo and Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for children. Committee announced today the and Mike Cooney. All had a taste McKeon, who also is the team’s lets me keep It. I haven’t asked Mike Young each hit solo home All procees go to the Illing Invitational and the long-time golf professional at the of playing with the pros. The general manager, has won 10 of 16 him yet. I have to enjoy this one. runs as Philadelphia beat Mont Manchester High girls’ basketball and boys’ country club will be inducted into number of Manchester High since taking over and has moved You never know when you'll hit real at Veterans Stadium and cross country team funds. the Manchester Sports Hall of jpx ” <3 golfers over the years that the Padres within eight games of Fame. benefitted from Hackney’s tips first. another.” snapped the Expos’ four-game With the score tied 2-2, Roberto winning streak. Last month, country club would run into three figures. The Padres followed their Alomar led off the bottcmi of the I^ane Rawley, S-6, pitched a Berte earns letter members unveiled a solid granite One knee operation after three-game sweep of the Dodgers third wiUi his fifth homer. The seven-hitter and struck out seven 'V plaque outside the pro shop in another cut short Hoackney’s over the weekend with a 7-3 BRUNSWICK, Me. — Freshman Sira Berte, a i . Padres added two more in the en route to his third complete memory of the man who served involvement in tournament play. victory over the San Francisco Manchester High graduate, earned a junior fifth on Carmelo Martinez’s two- game. SCHEDULED — Former Boston Red as the head pro 27 years. Hackney, who was swinging a Giants on Monday night at Jack varsity letter with the Bowdoin College women’s run double. Sox standout Johnny Pesky is sche Hackney will be honored along golf club at the age of 5, started Murphy Stadium. larcorse team this past year. The Giants took a 1-0 lead in the A*tro* 6, Brav** 5 with Guido Giorgetti and three caddying at 10 and at 15 won his Mark Davis preserved Eric duled to sign autographs at a card show first on Will Clark’s 16th homer, Denny Walling’s eighth-inning sponsored by Illing Junior High at the others to be named at the ninth first club championship at the J Show’s victory with his 10th save but the Padres came back to take single scored Kevin Bass from annual induction dinner on Fri Oxford Club and a year later in 10 opportunities and also hit a Academy holds session Manchester High cafeteria Sunday. a 2-1 advantage in the second. second bara to break a 5-5 tie as day, Sept. 23, at the Army and prevailed in the Chicopee city two-run homer. Houston beat Atlanta at the The Select Soccer Academy is conducting a Pesky is scheduled between 10 a.m. and Navy Club. tournament. The Padres beat Mike Krukow Pirate* 8, C u Im 0 Seven of Hackney’s eight un Astrodome. five-day preparation session, Aug. 22-26, at East 2:30 p.m. Hackney. who died last Sept. 24 despite the right-hander’s fifth AP photo cles were golf pros and they had a Bob Walk continued his pitch The victory moved Houston Catholic High School. The purpose of the camp is at the age of 73, was a native of career homer, a one-out shot off Chicopee, Mass. He served the lot to do with their nephew taking ing mastery over Chicago and into a virtual first-place tie in the to enchance physical performance and Show in the third. Show, 5-6, NL West with Los Angeles. The HAPPY HITTER — Pittsburgh’s Bobby third-inning two-run homer against Manchester Country Club mem up the sport for a living although Bobby Bonilla and Barry Bonds confidence in preparation for the fall scholastic Park, Espositlon join hall ALEX HACKNEY pitched 7 2-3 innings and allowed each hit their 14th home run as Astros trail the Dodgers by two Chicago at Wrigley Field. The Pirates bership from April 1, 1949 to New baseball, basketball, football and Bonilla accepts congratulations from season. . . . hall of fame nominee four hits before giving way to Pittsburgh defeated the Cubs at percentage points. teammate Andy Van Slyke after hitting a shut out the Cubs, 8-0. MONTREAL — Brad Park, one of the top Year’s Day in 1976. hockey were other sports he Boys and girls grades 9 through 12 are scoring defensemen in NHL history, and Tony Highlights in the tall pro’s played at Chicopee High. u welcome. The seesions will be from 5 to 7:30 Esposito, one of the top three goaltenders in golfing career included five suc While personal triumphs were Hackney became a credited p.m. Fee is $70 and enrollment is limited. Rick career victories, were among four players cessful qualifying and contesting treasured, Hackney was most PGA card carrying pro at the age Derella and Dave Farrell will direct the selected to the Hockey Hall of Fame. years in the prestigious National pleased with his guidance with of 19 and he maintained a New NHL by-law to deter another Schoenfeld fiasco sessions. For further information, call 633-3680. membership for 42 years. Guy Lafleur, a high-scoring right wing with PGA Tournament. In 1968 he was youngsters. One he learned of a the Montreal Canadians, and Buddy O’Connor, a honored by the Connecticut Sec young boy’s desire to play golf he He was the ninth man to serve By Ken Rappoport league. brush between New Jersey coach game was held up for more than against Schoenfeld and the Dev with the players union later this; Chaney officially named center who played for Montreal and the New tion PGA as its Professional-of- openly offered his assistance at as head pro at the South Main The Associated Press ” We tried to put a deterrent Jim Schoenfeld and referee Don an hour and finally went on with ils. The Devils had appealed the summer. York Rangers in the 1940s. were the other the-Year and in 1951 captured the nocost. There was much satisfac Street club. against any team filing a court Koharski following the third amateur officials. fines, but the governors struck Also, the governors announced; HOUSTON — Don Chaney was named head players named by the Hockey Hall of Fame Manchester Open. Twice he e.s- tion when one of his “ boys” did Tickets for the dinner will be N order against the league,” MONTREAL - NHL President game of the Wales Conference Under the new by-law, a repeat down the appeal Monday. that they had put through some coach of the Houston Rockets, replacing Bill Selection Committee. tabli.shed the local cour.se record, well in the sport that was so much available .shortly at several John Ziegler says the league Ziegler said during a news finals between the Devils and of that fiasco seems unlikely. "That was certainly an affir playing rules changes. Fitch, the team’s coach for the last five seasons. since era.sed. of his life. locations. suffered a black eye from the conference following two days of Boston Bruink on May 6. Schoen Teams can still seek and obtain mation that my discipline was One rule was amended to allow! Chaney, who signed a three- year contract, incident involving officials dur meetings by the governors. feld was ordered to be fined $1,000 a restraining order, but if they properly applied,” Ziegler said. a substitute goaltender a two-: was formerly head coach of the Los Angeles Cablevislon gets NHL pact ” We found by this (New Jer ing the Stanley Cup playoffs in and suspended for one playoff can’t make it stick permanently, In other business, the board minute warmup in the event he; Clippers and has been an assistant coach for sey) incident that anyone could MONTREAL — The National Hockey League New Jersey. game. In addition, Ziegler fined they’ll be fined $1 million by the also considered a proposal that replaces an injured goalie. Pre Detroit and Atlanta. Strange carries The league’s Board of Gover get a restraining order and the Devils $10,000. league. NHL teams reduce rosters from viously, no warmup time was voted to award its United States national Pagan! interfere with the competition. television rights to Cablevislon Systems Corp. nors took steps Monday to pre The Devils immediately got a "There’s no guarantee a court 20 players to 19 as a means of allow ^ for the sub. From page 11 clude a repetition. Anytime you go outside the restraining order to overturn the won’t overturn the restraining cutting costs. Another rule amendment calls; Hornets get eighth pick for more than $50 million over three years. banner at Open Wrapping up business at their league, you create serious prob league ruling and allow Schoen order,” Ziegler said. "The ques Ziegler said it "was not impos for an additional two-minute; Cablevislon owns SportsChannel America, annual Congress, the governors lems. We had a very bad moment feld to appear behind the bench penalty to a player wearing a face NEW YORK - The Charlotte Hornets when he received the annual Sportsmanship Award tion is whether a team wants to sible that a roster reduction will which operates regional cable networks in New By Bob Green added a by-law to their constitu in New Jersey and everybody is for Game 4. That triggered a take that chance.” shield who instigates an alterca selected the eighth pick in the regular NBA draft from the Manchester Chapter of Approved go through. It depends what we York, Chicago, Philadelphia, New England and The Associated Press tion that would make a team pay concerned about the image of the wildcat walkout by referee Dave In the process of passing the can work out with the players.” tion. That player will receive a June 28 by winning a coin toss at the Florida. SportsChannel will offer up to 50 Baseball Umpire. heavily should it fail to make a league.” Newell and his crew, who said double minor penalty in addition by-law. the governors supported The governors deferred a deci commissioner’s office. regular-season games each year and all games BROOKLINE. Mass. — Curtis Strange, identified “ We had some superb young men who showed a court claim .stick against the The problems started with a they feared for their safety. The to any other penalties . Ziegler’s disciplinary action sion on the matter until they meet The Miami Heat. losers in the coin flip, will in the Stanley Cup playoffs, according to by his peers as the American most likely to succeed, lot of desire and were a credit to everyone. The pick first in the expansion draft and ninth in the spokesman Richard Kahn. shoulders intense pressure '^j[ng into the 88th squad was the best in my eight years of coaching,” regular draft. United States Open golf champ^pship. the former catcher at Central Connecticut State University said. Johnny Vander Meer is remembered I NL cites Tom Browning “ It’s the most pressure I’ve ever had. I hope I can BuonIcontI case under way handle it,” Strange said before a practice round for “ Mike Simmons (Manchester director of NEW YORK — Tom Browning of the the American national championship that begins athletics) and I are very proud to have won this Bv Hal Bock lights were installed at Ebbets crazy, but they’re the ones who candlepower of the lights would CHARLESTON. S.C. — Marc Buoniconti was Cincinnati Reds, who went 2-0 last week and Thursday at The Country Club. award,” Race added. The Associated Press Field. The first game would be are nuts.’” take full effect. But Goren recalls paralyzed in a 1985 football accident because the allowed two earned runs in 16 innings, was “ I ’ve always felt pressure should get you more The past spring marked the first time that June 15, 1938, appropriately Management was very protec players telling him they could see team doctor and trainer at The Citadel were named National League Player of the Week on prepared, make you play better,” Strange said. Manchester High was saluted by the umpiring NEW YORK - The big excite against the Reds, who were more tive of its product in those days, so better under the artificial lights negligent in treating his neck condition, Monday. “ You want touse it positively.'Sometimes it goes the board in the 11 years the award has been presented. other way . but you want to try to make the pressure ment in sports 50 years ago this accustomed than anybody else to protective, in fact, that it res than they could for some games Buoniconti’s lawyer charged. Browning pitched a one-hit shutout against Active board members cast ballots for their choice week was the upcoming heavy playing night games. tricted broadcasts of games. The played on cloudy afternoons. But, as Buoniconti’s suit against the military San Diego on June 6 and hit a two-run double in work for you” each year for the school that displays the best reasoning was that if fans could “ They thought it was a novelty, The situation arises from Strange’s emergence as weight rematch between Joe “ It was a sideshow, a circus” college went to court two years after it was filed, the Padres’ 12-0 victory. He allowed five hits and sportsmanship among tho.se that the board supplies Louis and Max Schmeling. In the recalled Herb Goren, who co hear the game for free on radio — something that wouldn’t last,” he this country’s premier player, as the man expected school lawyers said the accident was two runs in seven innings Saturday in the Reds’ umpires for. also-ran division was Brooklyn vered the Dodgers for the New there was no television then — said. to take the lead in the battle against the major Buonicohti’s fault School lawyers countered 7-2 victory over San Diego. The only two-time winner is Cheney Tech, Dodgers boss Larry MacPhail’s York Sun and is one of the few they would not rush up to the box Going home after the game foreign stars who are touted as the leading that Buoniconti was paralyzed because he honored in 1979 and 1987. Other winners were hare-brained scheme to intro survivors of the press box crew office to pay for a ticket. It was which Cincinnati won 6-0, Goren contenders for the Open title. tackled an East Tennessee State player with his Coventry in 1978, East Catholic in ’80, Ellington in duce night baseball to New York. that night 50 years ago Wednes much later that baseball recog rode the subway with home plate Murray player of week “ Curtis is absolutely the best player in the world ’81, RHAM in ’82, Manche.ster Community College head down, in violation of the rules. right now,” two-time U.S. Open champion Hale Everybody knew that baseball day. “ Night baseball was consi nized broadcasting’s promotional umpire Bill Stewart, who mar in ’83, Tolland in ’84, Bolton in ’85. and South potential. veled at the game called by Reds NEW YORK — Eddie Murray of the Irwin said after Strange’s recent victory in the was a sport designed to be played dered bush league. The Dodgers Windsor in ’86. on grass in the daytime. Oh. sure, MacPhail. however, figured catcher Ernie Lombardi. The Baltimore Orioles, who broke out of a Memorial tournament. went ahead with it anyway. They Martina breezes to victory First major golf tournament of the season for 4 the Cincinnati Reds had played a had Jesse Owens running exhibi out night baseball’s value imme umpire and the sports writer season-long slump with 10 hits in 20 at-bats last Strange, prematurely graying at 33, set money Manchester Country Club members saw Rick sprinkling of night games for tion races before the game. And diately. All he needed was a discussed the last Brooklyn bat EASTBOURNE, England - Martina week, Monday was named American League winning records in two of the last three seasons and Clough turn in rounds of 77-72-71-220 for a seven three years, hut they were the there were all kinds of celebrities turnstile count. ter, Leo Durocher. Navratilova beat French qualifier Alexia player of the week. now has 14 victories in a 12-season PGA Tour career. stroke victory over Brad Downey who had cards of exception, not the rule and dignitaries. I remember “ The Giants were in first place "Stewart said he almost called Dechaume 6-0,6-2 in the $250,000 Pilkington Murray hit four home runs, doubling his “ He’s certainly among the top three, up there with 74-75-78-227. Then MacPhail. an ardent Babe Ruth was there and it was and they drew 5,000 that day.” him out on a 1-2 pitch, a curveball. Glass championships. season total, and drove in nine runs. (Greg) Norman and (Sandy) Lyle,” said Ray John King of Manchester has been honored as a student of baseball's bottom line, about a week later that the Goren said. "The Dodgers were but the ball was a bit high, ” Goren Monique Javer pulled off one of the upsets of Murray beat out Ted Power of the Kansas City Floyd, winner of four major titles and recently seventh and they were turning said. “ He said he was tempted to Royals, who went 2-0 with a 1.06earned-run appointed captain of the 1989 U.S. Ryder Cup team. Big East Conference Academic all-star soccer began comparing attendance fig Dodgers signed him as a coach.” AP photo the day by eliminating Nicole Provis of raise his arm, but decided that it “ Curtis’ recent record is very, very good,” said team as a member of the Providence College ures and noticed that the Reds' Goren. now a publicist at ABC, people away that night.” Australia. average. seven night games were doing remembers talking with Mac The big debate over night wasn’t a strike. Then Durocher PERFECTION — Cincinnati’s Johnny Vander Meer Is Jack Nicklaus. squad. quite nicely at the gale Phail about baseball’s opposition baseball was whether the.players hit a short fly to center field for shown warming up before tossing his second It occurred to him that if this to night games as a tumaway could see well enough under those the last out.” consecutive no-hitter on June 1S, 1938 against the ; The Webster’s dream house took 26,000 board-feet conditions. The start of the game That’s how Johnny Vander new-fangled idea was .selling so crowd poured into the ball park. Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field. It was the first-ever ; of lumber, 13,146 hours and their entire savings to build. well in Cincinnati, it certainly “ He was talking about the other that first night was delayed until Meer’s second consecutive no Kansas glad Brown odyssey is over could sell in New York and so owners and said. ‘They think I ’m 9:30 p.m. to make sure that the hitter ended. night game played at Ebbets Field. It took one match to destroy. Remember, only you can prevent forest fires. Bv Doug Tucker school whose basketball tradition Frederick said Monday. “ Over exceptional coach, and that is The Associated Press was ripening into maturity before the last year. I ’ve been thinking exactly what we’ll do.” John Wooden ever won a game at about people.” Frederick also said he was'“ 98 McEnroe already causing Wimbledon commotion LAWRENCE, Kan. - So, fi UCLA. Frederick said he had not percent” sure after visiting with nally, a Larry Brown rumor Month after month. Brown’s contacted anyone on his mental Brown last Thursday that, he comes true. name was linked at various times list and chose not to divulge their would accept San Antonio’s re ing Wimbledon champion Mar LONDON (AP) — He has yet to 19th in the world computer tee was unanimous in its judg loiiii with the computer for the Two-time Wimbledon cham Among their various emotions, to pro and college jobs from New names. But he and the school ported $3.5-million offer. Freder tina Navratilova to gain the top i set foot on the court or hit a single listings, officials Said his record ment that the New Yorker was first five places as Ivan Lendl of pion Boris Becker, ranked sev many Kansans found a large York to Los Angeles, from the administration leave no doubt ick, who became athletic director ball, but John MeFnrne’s return in the championships — three worthy of being elevated in the Czechoslovakia, the world’s No. I enth in the world, was seeded No. spot even though the American ' measure of relief. Pacific Northwest to the Gulf of that Brown’s replacement will last year after Brown publicly to Wimbledon next week already men’s titles and two runner-up listings. player, was named top seed. 6 following Sunday’s victory at has won six straight singles titles. “ If he had turned this job down, Mexico. already be recognized as an campaigned for him. said Brown has sparked lively debate medals — was sufficient reason to “ We went on past records and He was followed by Mats the Stella Artois grass-court In Dublin, Ireland, where he is another team would have camped Less than a week after his outstanding head coach. originally declined to talk to The 29-year-old left-hander, promote him so high in the the fact that it was grass. I cannot Wilander of Sweden, going for his championships, which frequently playing in an exhibition event, out here with another incredible Manning-led Jayhawks beat Ok “ Our head basketball position Spurs owner B.J. ’’Red’’ who has not played the All seedings list. remember there having been third straight Grand Slam tour produces the Wimbledon titlist McEnroe welcomed the seeding offer,” said Milt Newton, a junior lahoma in the NCAA title game in is one of the most attractive McCombs. “ But they were persistent and England championships since With five players higher than such a change in all my time as nament title after winning the the same year. committee’s decision. forward and key member of the April, Brown accepted an offer collegiate jobs in America,” they kept after him.” Frederick 1985, received on Monday the No. himself in the rankings but not referee. But we reserve the right Australian and French cham At No. 7 was Henri Leconte of “ I do appreciate what they’ve Kansas basketball team that from UCLA for what turned out to Chancellor Gene Budigsaid. “ We said. 8 seed slot for the June 20-July 3 competing at Wimbledon, McEn every year to depart from or go pionships. Then cam^ country France, then McEnroe. done,” McEnroe said. “ It’s an Brown coached to the 1988 NCAA be his shortest tenure yet — a few are in a place to attract another Grand Slam event Barring roe should, on paper, have been with the computer rankings, and man Stefan Edberg, reigning The women’s seedings list went important thing that the big championship. “ It’s been going hours. Changing his mind later upsets, that means he should seeded No. 14. the Men’s Pro Council knows Wimbledon champion Pat Cash of entirely according to the compu tournaments set up the best on the whole time he’s been that day, he remarked, "There’s reach the quarterfinals. But tournament referee Alan this,” Mills said. Australia and American veteran ter, with world No. 1 Steffi Graf of possible draw for the players and here.” no place like home,” and con Brown’s announcement Mon Although McEnroe is ranked Mills said the seedings commit The seedings committee kept Jimmy Connors. West Germany holding off reign spectators.” founded even the most savvy day that San Antonio had made Brown insiders. him a “ once-in-a-lifetime” o/fer “ I ’m glad it’s over,” Scooter 9 surprised no one. His five event Barry, a reserve guard, said ful years had made Jayhawks Monday. " I ’m sick of listening to Solons want academics to be detailed British soccer fans fans both happy and insecure, all the rumors and wondering Home Mortgage Advlco| with five NCAA appearances, two whether they’re true or not.” Bv Bob McHugh players-turned-congressmen The bill introduced Monday by said students too often pick a Final Fours. 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Korea; the new Mercury Tracer, M ill 31 30 3 Yonigbldrf 0000 front rank of the small-car class. flawlessly. Its acceleration was Baltimore 16 45 .242 23W McWIms p 3 000 D ^ s t r ^ 1000 31 353 ' In other U.S. plants. Joint ventures mill worker by West Divisloii 0 00 0 Telais 3I7»7 essentially a Mazda 323 built in The Nova is a simple, down-to-earth peppy, and the transmission shifted Hartford Road Dairy Queen nipped W a lk e r^ 1 000 Myersp between foreign and domestic auto having a re KAMI Gromes Printing, 5-4, at Verplonck W L Pet. OB Worrell p 0000 Bckmnph 10 10 Sonnranclsce 181 188 a»-2 Mexico; and the Plymouth Colt, car. Anyone with a driver’s license smoothly. Fuel economy averaged Ooklond 40 21 .858 Dovlevp 0000 Conep 3010 makers produce “foreign” and “do searcher interview Field. Andrew Moron hod five hits, Minnesota .533 Game Winning RBI — Yeunf (3). yn wiyirw 881 888 88x— 7 basically a Mitsubishi built in Japan. could pick up its keys, drive it away about 26 mpg overall. Brett Dolan three and Tim Mozter and 32 21 "7Vi Mozzll:flll 1b 20 11 (Some Winning RBI — RAIomor (4). mestic” cars on the same assembly men who can’t Strano Real Estate defeated D.W. Kansas City 33 29 .532 7Vi OP— Milwaukee 1. LOB— Seattle 6, Mil Totals 40202 Recently, the auto engineers at and make its systems work without a The Colt Premierappointments and Keith MItcheltree played well for DO, Texas waukee 11. 2B— Deer, Yount, Braggs, E— M Williams. DP— Son Frondscol,Son Fish, 6-3, Monday night at Charter Oak. now 7-3 for the year. M ark Daniels hod 30 31 . m n Diego 1. LOB— San Franciscos,SonDlego8. line using the same parts. The Mazda Consumer Reports tested four im briefing. And it is among the most read or write. M ary Johnson led Strano with three hits Chicago 27 39 .480 12V!i Surhoff, Brantley. 3B— ADavIs. SB— «. Loido 888 188 888 880-1 suspension make it a more livable car two hits while Adorn Hostetter ond Molltor(17), Leonard (2). S— Gantrrer. 2B— Wynne, CMorflnez. HR— Clark (18),’ MX-6 and the Ford Probe roll out of ports with American names — the reliable of cars. Cynthia Ryan while Donna Murphy and Carol Page Seattle 26 38 .404 15W MtsTvSk 088 188 088 881-2 RAIomor (5), Krukow (1), MoDovIs (1). than the basic Colt E hatchback. But Arthur Chodder ployed well for California 23 39 .371 17W SF— Yount. the same Michigan plant. Meanwhile, added two each. Claudia Ahern had Gromes, now 0-10. None out when winning run scored, SB— Thon (7), Gwynn (6). S— Thon. Chevrolet Nova, Mercury Tracer, The Nova’s engine started and ran its engine suffered from the starting was here last week three hits In defeat. MoMtov*»Oomtt (tame Winning RBI — Manllll (2). H R RR BB SO IP H R RR BB SO a factory in California is producing Plymouth Colt and Pontiac Le Mans. well, although it occasionally stalled videotaping cur New York 12, Boston 6 E— Slrosmerry, Teufel. LOB— StLouls 5, Son Francisco problems typical of a carbureted Baltimare 6, Detroit 4 New York 10. 2B— Alicea, OSmIth, Cone. both the Chevrolet Nova and the The test vehicles were equipped as or hesitated during warm-up driving. rent and former Rookist Campbell L,38 3 33 6 3 3 4 4 Krukow L6-4 7 8 5 5 3 8 engine. And the engine/transmission Dusty Cleveland 3, Toronto 6 3B— TPerw. HR— Strawberry (13). SB— DRoblson 1 1 2 2 1 1 Toyota Corolla FX — cars that are many Americans buy them — with But that’s fairly typical of a carbu illiterate adult Wowo Stores downed Mldford M o Chicago 4, Minnesota 1 ENunez 11-3 1 0 0 0 1 Lowless (4). S-Cnrter. SF— Homer. combination made acceleration in Robert De Niro J San Diego Nutmeg Mechanical Services tors, 16-3. Daryl Fregeou played well Milwaukee I Seattle 1 MJockson 3 2 0 0 1 1 IP H R ER BB SO quite like each other but no longer automatic transmission, power steer reted engine. Acceleration was re men from western dumped Ward Manufacturing, 16-3, at MHwaukse ShowW,56 72-3 4 3 3 3 5 normal driving feel flat. while Chris Wogher and Mike Verra- Kansas City 5, California 3 StLeuta MoDavts S.10 11-310012 quite like other Toyota Corollas, the ing and air-conditioning. But a sponsive enough, and the transmis Massachusetts, where part of the film Keeney Field. Winning pitcher Glenn noult hit well for Wawa. Domenic Only gomes scheduled WegmanW,55 8 5 0 0 0 2 McWIIIms 9 4 1 1 0 8 The Pontiac Le Mans is an unplea Cobb tossed a two-hItter while Scott Pescarino hit well while Devon McIn TuMday'ft OofiMS Plssoc S,14 1 3 1 1 0 1 Worrell 1-3 0 0 0 2 0 ones imported from Japan. five-speed manual transmission sion shifted smoothly. During routine sant car. Its engine was rough and tentatively named “Union Street” will be shot. Llnsenblgler cracked four hits and tyre and Dan Houseman starred defen New York (Allen 2-1) at Boston (Smithson WP— Campbell, MJackson. BK— DayleyL,l-2 153 4 1 1 1 0 Then there are cars with an would be a better choice for these and emergency handling, the Nova noisy, and its ride was harsh. Some of Ryan said some of the men she is drove In three runs. Mike Llnsenblgler sively for Midford's. 1-2), 7:35 p.m. Camp New York American nameplate that are im and Steve WIeribIckI had three hits with Police Union topped Eastern Video, Baltimore (Notes DO) at Detroit (Alex bell. PB— Surhoff. Cone 10 5 1117 small cars with small engines, was predictable and stable. Braking the operating controls were obtuse. videotaping agreed to the interviews only the latter tripling. Paul Carpenter 16-5. Benny Westrv hod two hits and ander 54), 7:35 p.m. Umpires— Home, Garcia; First, Reed; Myers W,50 2 0 0 0 0 1 G olf ported. These “captive imports” reducing noise and improving accel was just fine. Fuel economy averaged This is a new model, so its reliability is after she promised to conceal their identities. doubted and homered and drove In five ployed well defensively to poce Police. Cleveland (Condtottl 6-5) at, Toronto Second, Smtt; Third, HIrschbeck. Dayley pitched to 3 batters In the 12lh. include the Pontiac Le Mans, an runs. Chris Gagnon hod three RBIs for Robert Daring ond Sean Gallagher also (Stotttemyre ^7), 7:35 p.m. T — 2:57. A— 14,132. eration and fuel economy. about 29 mpg overall. unknown. The researcher is making 10 hours of Ward. HBP— Johnson by Dayley. HAQ hit well while Jake Ford storred Chicago (LaPoint 66) at Minnesota Umpires— Home, Rennert; First, Bonin; videotapes for De Niro to study for his role as defensively for Police. For Video, Jeff (Blyleven 4-6), 8:05 p.m. Second, OeMuth; Third, Werxlelstedf. u Torza and Tina Belllveau each had two Seattle (Moore 36) at Milwaukee (Filer Country Ciub a man who is taught how to read. He is now on West Side T-3:20. A-37611. ') hits while Steve Brown and Mike 30), 8:35 p.m. B E S T 11 — A -Erw in Kennedy 41-538, a movie set in California making a film about Thrifty Package Store shut out North Garofalo hit and well played well Texas (Hayward 63) at Cotlfomla Royaia5,Angeia3 Don Torca 44-541, Bob Behllng 48-4-42, tc United Methodist, 134), at Poganl Field. defensively. (M.WItt 37), 10:S p.m. Phiiiiea 5, Expoa 2 Realities of man’s job crush a Vietnam veteran. Tim M cNam ara 45-542, W ard Holmes Dan Murphy, Bob WItson, Mark St. Kansas O ty (Soberhogen 35) of Oakland 453-42, Bill Moran 453-42, Jim Morlorty De Niro’s co-star in “Union Street,” Jane Jean, Doug Green and Steve Stratton (Davis 5-3), 10:35 p.m. KANSAS CITY CALIFORNIA Dr. G ott American Farm MONTIWAL PHILA 48- 462. Gross-Erwin Kennedy 70. B — hod two hits each for Thrifty while Mick Wedhii doy’i Oomet O b rh M Ob r h M Dick Smith 45-539, Bob Jones 46539, Ed Fonda, has raised the ire of some veterans in a Holmes collected two In defeat. Cleveland at Toronto, 12:35 p.m. Thurmn If 5 1 1 0 Schoflldss 3010 O b rh M s b rh M Modern Janitorial downed Town WWIIsncf Raines If 4 02 1 Samuel 2b 2 0 0 1 Clccagllone 45540, Don Anderson 48-7- Peter Gott, M.D. few New England towns for her anti-war work Fire, 21-11. Brendon Beers and Ryan Seattle at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. 4 1 1 0 DWhiteef 4 0 0 0 41, Lorry Carrlnger 45541, Jim McAu- New York at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Brett dh 4 13 2 Dwnng dh 4 0 0 0 Condosl 2b 5 1 1 0 Hayes 1b 3 0 0 0 woman’s dreams of marriage during the Vietnam War. Price yVere each 4-for-4 for the winners. TrtaMI rf 4 1 1 1 (Satarrg 1b 3 0 0 0 Parrish c 4 0 10 ley 48-761. C — Bob Gudstamachio PaganI Todd SIse pitched well In relief. Mike Baltimore at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. CDavIs rf 4 1 1 0 47-1537, Dick Vareslo 459-39, Pete Teets Chicago at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Seltzer 3b 3 1 1 0 Joyner 1b 4 1 1 0 Brooks rf 4 0 3 1 Schmdt3b 4 0 0 0 Aide's Pizza slipped post Nassiff Byrne pitched well. Gene Snellenberger WollochOb 4 0 0 0 CJantescf 3 1 1 1 49- 960, Al Ober 48-540, Walt Kulpa hit well and Don Mercler played welt In Texas at Californio, 10:35 p.m. ToMer 1b 2 0 0 1 Miller If 4 0 11 D E A R Sports, 13-11, at Poganl Field. Mickey FWhlte2b Webster cf 4 1 1 0 Bradley If 3 1 1 0 51- 9-42, Dennis Radabaugh 52-1062, Stan suggestions to this problem. the field for Town. Kansos City at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. 3000 Boonec 3 1 2 2 MIoganowskI 52-1542, Bill Sander 506- Peters stars in ‘David’ Bombardier ripped four hits for Aide's Welimn 2b 0 0 0 0 CWolkrTb 0 0 0 0 Engle c 4 0 2 0 MYoungrf 2 2 11 ABBY: I am There are many ex-spouses in while Charlie Russo had three and Matt Macforinc 200 1 Howell 3b 3 0 0 0 Rivera ss 4 0 0 0 Aguayo ss 2 12 1 42, Jim G ra d e 50-862, M aynard Clough truly in love similar situations who could Maloney, Horry Roy, Mike CorrentI Nationai Leagueatendinga Pecotass 4 0 0 0 Noboa2b 2 0 0 0 Heaton p 3 00 0 Jeltz ss 1000 52- 1062. D — Earle Wilson 52-13-39, Bob LOS ANGELES — Actress Bernadette and Dean Page added two apiece. For Bolton McGffgn p 0 000 Rowley p 3 0 0 1 Bridgeman 551261, Bill Johnson 53-11- with a man who benefit from your advice. When a Eppord If 10 00 42, (tane Marozzl 551162. Peters couldn’t refuse the role of the mother of Nassiff, At Menosan had four blngles The Manchester Oilers ran their Totals 31 5 7 5 Totals 32 I 6 3 WJhnsn ph 1000 is in training to Dear Abby divorced person has remarried, while Lorry Wyse had three and Tim record to 150 with an 11-3 victory over East Divislen Totals 362 92 Totals 27 5 6 5 SWEEPS — A Gross-Erwin Kennedy Doctors disagree David Rothenberg, a boy set afire by his y McCarthy, Denny Shooter ond Tim the Bolton Yonkees Monday night at W L PCf. OB 70. Net-Jim M orlorty 76-7-69, Bob be a police of should that person and his former TH t New York 39 22 639 — Kansas City lOO 310 vengeful father, in a based-on-fact TV movie. WIsnIeskI added two each. Indian Notch Park. Ed PInkIn was the OaHfomta 820 100 808-3 Menirsal 010 000 100-3 Behllng 77-7-70, Bill Zwick 77-7-70, Tim ficer. We’ve Abigail Van Buren spouse continue to phone each winning pitcher for the Oilers. Corky Pittsburgh 35 27 .585 A'/7 Philadelphia 020 NO l0 x -3 McNam ara 76-570. B Gross-DIck Smith The ABC-TV movie “David” features Miss St. Louis 32 30 .516 7/<> phta 2. 28— Raines, Engle, Brooks 2. Ed Clccagllone 851570, C Gross-Aldo mother of the boy. The youngster survives the Army and Navy Club nipped Jim's Philadelphia 28 33 .441 12 Wilson, Schofield. HR— Boone (1). SB— and I am ready 20s and 30s.) Is it considered Arco, 11-10, In nine Innings at Nike Field. and homered and Travis Fedytynk Joyner (4), CWalker (2). S— FWhIte. SF— HR— C James (10),Aguayo(3),MYoung(1). Dappollonlo77. Net-Bob Guostamochto DEAR DR. GO’TT: I’m male, with good health motel room fire, but emerges horribly tripled for fhe Oilers. Jeremy Muller West Divislen SB— Raines (21). SF— Samuel. 8619-65, Dick Vareslo 861767, Stan for marriage, ethical and proper for a remar Steve Caron, Bruce Mocoro and Rich W L Pet. OB ToMer, Moctartane. and not overweight. I do not smoke. Before my scarred. Clapp had three hits each for A8.N while tripled and Max Schardt collected two IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO MIoganowskI 8520-88, Bill Sander 8515- but " J o h n ” ried person to visit the ex-spouse of the Yankees' six hits. Cory Silver Los.Angeles 32 28 .552 — Montreol 88, Al Ober 861588. D Gross-Elllott retirement at 60, my blood pressure was 160/90. My Greg Qualls, Keith Jarvis, Dave Hanley Houston 33 27 .550 — Kansas CHy says he doesn’t want to get had to make a sacrifice in order to “She was thrilled to get this role. The script and Bob Doucette odded two hits each. played well defensively for the Yan Bannister W,7-5 5 5 3 3 0 3 Heaton L,55 8 8 5 5 3 3 Popper 92, Bill Johnson 92. Net-lrv alone in that person's house? I kees, now 11-2 for fhe season. Son Francisco 31 31 .500 3 McGffgon 2 0 0 0 0 2 Sobolov 93-25-88, Merrill Anderson 94- normal pressure is now 180/100 and goes higher married — ever. foot the bill for such frills because was spectacular. She just couldn’t resist,” Doucette hit a grpnd slom homer while CIncInnotl 28 33 .499 5'A Montgmry 2 1 0 0 0 0 always believed it was common Qualls added a solo shot. Paul Costello Farr S6 2 0 0 0 1 3 Philadelphia 28-88, John Grom an 94-23-71. under stress. A cardiologist does not feel that I need He tells me he loves me, but they didn’t want their children to courtesy, out of respect to the Richard Grant, publicist for the actress, said had five hits for Jim's while Chris San Diego 28 36 .419 8 Collfemla RawlevW,56 9 9 2 1 2 7 BEST 15 — A-Bob Behllng 55768, Bill blood-pressure medicine,^but my doctor disagrees. Luneou hod four. Tom Miles, Wally Senior LIttleLeague Atlanta 20 38 .345 12 Finley L66 5 7 5 4 2 1 Heaton pitched to 1 batter In the 7th. Zwick 557-49, Archie Pearmon 554-51, because of the risks involved in feel left out. present spouse, never to meet Monday. Monday's Gomes BK— Heaton. John Burger 55551. Gross-Archle As a result, my doctor has tried numerous Whitholm and Pete Stebbtns addbd The Bolton 13's downed the JavCees, Pittsburgh 8, Chicogo 0 Cllburn 3 0 0 0 1 2 his job, he doesn’t want to bring I think young people can wait alone with the ex-spouse. Am I Miss Peters begins rehearsals this month, three apiece ond Terry Hickey and Jim . Harvey 1 0 0 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Crawford; First, Do- Pearmon 70. B — Guy Mlono 8512-48, anti-hypertensives on me. They all give me terrible 11-7, Monday night at Bolton High. Aric Philadelphia 5, Mon^eal 2 vls; Second, Harvey; Third, Pulll. Earle Wilson 73-2568, Mike Harder sorrow to a wife and family in until they are high school seniors wrong? and filming starts July 6 in Los Angeles, Grant Silva two apiece. Allbrio, Seth Chambertond, Andy Les- New York 2, St. Louis 1,12 Innings Rnley pitched to 2 batters In the 8th. Umpires— Home, Merrill; First, Brink- T — 2:42. A— 20,544. 8511-49, Joe Kristof 8511-49. C — Bob side effects and do nothing to lower my pressure. case something happens to him in to enjoy such expensive luxuries. said. The movie will be directed by John sord and Mike Wagner each collected S Vaccine tests succeeding At 0 condition procodont to Ilia plocsmsnt of any odvor- BAKERY Clark. Port ^T7Tlnerna!?7s tlilne In tho Monchotttr Ht- time position ovollo- needed for long term Quiz on page t WEST HAVEN - An AIDS vaccine FULL TIME work In CT. Need own 1. Specific gravity developed by a Connecticut company has rold, Advertiser hereby ble. Flexible hours, oprees to protect. Indemnify pood storting poy. Coll Assistant transportation. Excel 2. Elks triggered the growth of antibodies in KEEPING TABS — As the ond hold harmless the Man 646-5718 tor Interview. TRAINING. Classes be lent pay and benefits. 3. Braddock two-thirds of the voluntmrs who received chester Herald, Its afficers RECEPTIONIST 8i As Call 342-1805. Pioneer 10 spacecraft and employees against any ginning soon ot Crest- Managers 4. Windy City (Chicago) higher doses, the company will announce sistant In Monchester field Convalescent for VOCATIONAL HELP WANTED ond all liability, loss or Position Available Instructor- 5. Moo (Milk) Wednesday in Stockholm, Sweden. travels more than four expense. Including attor doctor's office. Depen- trainingol for o reword FUUT1MC 6. (a) Cloth — Mildew (x billion miles away from neys' fees, arising from doble, pleosont person- ing lob os o Nurses Benefits; Hortlculture to work • AAechanic • The vaccine, developed by Microgenesys .1 claims of unfair trade practi ollty o must. Afternoon Aide. Paid training pe with developmentally (b) Bread — Bold (y) Inc. of West Haven and the first approved for ces, Infringement of trade • Medical/Dental disabled adults. Horti • Parts Puljer • 'ic) Lumber — Termites (z) Earth, controllers keep in ' hours 1pm to 5:30pm. riod with Increase after V Bodyman • human testing in the United States, has been contact with the satellite ; marks, trade names or pat Flexible evenings. Per- 90 days. We offer as • Life Insurance culture experience de (d) Iron tools — Rust (w) ents, violation of rights of monent port time posi sistance with transpor sired. Some weekend CMJL848-0340 (e) Silverware — Tarnish (v) given to 60 volunteers at four different doses from a computer room at I privacy and Infringement of work necessary. Call since August. copyright and proprietary tion. Great working tation. Coll 643-5151 to PART TIME the Ames Research Center ;: rights, unfair competition conditions. Coll 646- see If you qualify for Sarah Beardsley G.H. INTERNIST needs office Of the 30 volunteers who received elevated ^ libel and slander, which 5153 leave messoae. training and transpor Manager, Hockanum Manager and Medical doses, 20 produced an anti-body response in Mountain View, Calif. The may result from the publica tation assistance. Ask Sales/Stock Clerk Industries Green- Assistant (possible HOMES DELIVERY Person-port house, 42^6697. EOE. within eight weeks, the company will report. spacecraft, whose model tion of any adveiilsment In time afternoons and for the Director of Afternoons & part time) benefits. 03INSTRUCTION QOFOR SALE Antibodies are proteins produced by the the Manchester Herald by alternate Saturdays. Nursing Service. DENTAL Office Asslst- Write to: Richard appears at right, became " advertiser. Including adver Weekends ant. Knowledge of Garber, Administra COLLEGE Student avail MANCHESTER- immune system to fight off a specific foreign tisements In any free dlstrl- Apply In person: Man TEACHER Aides to work tion, Windham Com the first satellite to leave the: buflon publications pub chester Drug, 717 Main with Special Education basic business office able for tutoring Jun Glastonbury line. Red substance, such as the AIDS virus. Findings of lished by the Manchester Street, Manchester. students In regular and Apply: skills. We will train. munity Memorial Hos- ior High and High wood Forms. 8 room solar system five years ago .! Full time or part time. pltal, Mansfield School students In o Colonial. 4 bedrooms, J the presence of antibodies specific to AIDS Herald. Penny Sleffert, special education Monday. It is now the most Publisher. 649-9287. Avenue, Willimantic, variety of sublects In- 2Vj baths, 2 car att doesn’t necessarily mean the antibodies will classes at RHAM Jun England CT 06226. be strong enough to suppress the virus, distant human-made objecW MEDICAL ior and Senior High cludlng computer ached garage. Fire- Schools In Hebron. Call CARPENTER-Laborer. skills. Call 643-8130 ask placed family room, researchers have cautioned. in existence. ^ Employment TECHNICIANS 228-9474 for an Hardware HELP Jack of all trades. Ex for Laurie. hardwood floors, eof- AP photo oppl I cotlon. RL 44, Bolton Notch perience with cutting In kitchen, deck. By Part time, flexible WANTED torch. Report to 12 owner. $229,900. 643- Four get research prizes hours. Earn up to *20 AIDE needed 11pm-7am. Vernon Avenue, Rock 8751. PART TIME Please telephone 649- Person to work In ville or call 875-3255. HOMES an hour. Moblla basis 2358. WANTED. Cashiers at MANCHESTER. Elegant NEW YORK — Four scientists will share HELP WANTED the Manchester Xtra R&D Center on pilot 7-3:30pm.______FOR SALE 3000 square foot plus ‘Ji to draw blood. Take WAITRESSES for break 0 3 u three $130,000 prizes for their work into breast AIDS ‘super spreader’ infects women Marts. Second and equipment to process DRIVER needed Contemporary sifting health histories on fast and lunch diner. cancer screening, the genetics of cancer and a PART Time Shop Cleon- third shifts. Apply at prototype material. Manchester- All real estate advertised In on a 1.4 acre lot In an Insurance applicants Experience preferred, Hartford Road, Main Wllllmantlc-Enfleld substance that helps cells communicate. Bv Daniel Q. Haney up. Approximately 25 the Manchester Herald Is exclusive neighbor still healthy with no signs of Acquired child at or before birth. concerns that it may not protect "'hours per week. Please In Manchester area. must be dependable. Street and Oakland Steady 3-11 pm shift. oreo. 'h day on Satur sublect to the Fair Housino hood. 4 bedrooms, pri The General Motors Cancer Research The Associated Press Immune Deficiency Syndrome. Good working condi Must be 18 years of days. Contact Tom or Act of 19M, which mokes It Among other studies presented against the spread of AIDS to the ^ apply to Stan Graham, Call 1-800-922-2772 Street In person. vate hot tub In the Foundation Prizes will be presented Padian outlined the case as part of a Monday: Service Department. tions. Coll 649-4011,6am Tony, Auto Paint Dis Illegal to advertise any pref brain. to 2pm. SECRETARY. Insurance age or older and self- erence, llmitotlon or discrim master bedroom, 2 Wednesday. STOCKHOLM - A southern Cali study of infection rates among women 'luMorlarty Brothers. 07 239-5337 Agency In Manchester trib u to rs , 649-5211, fireplaces, study, open ■ Dr. Anthony Adams of the U.S. ■ Dr. Jay Levy of the University of motivated. Starting 8am-5pm or Saturday ination bosed on race, color, Sam Shapiro, of the Johns Hopkins School of fornia man doctors call the "super who engage in risky sex. Centers for Disease Control said that California at San Francisco said:it RECEPTIONIST. Part MEDICAL Office Worker offers an Interesting religion, sex or national balcony above kitchen, PART Time Warehouse for doctor's office In wage *8 per hour. 9am-1pm. origin, or an Intention to 2 car garage. Deed Hygiene and Public Health, will share one spreader” has infected at least four "He is now using condoms,” she between 20 and 25 health care workers appears that some of the body’s own r'tim e receptionist posl- position serving exist women with AIDS and is still having said. "We asked him to tell” women ;-.,tlon available. Hours worker. Evenings and Vernon. Excellent sa ing clients. Typing, Call Cathy Cueno moke any such preference, restrictions to protect award with Philip Strax, of the University of around the world have become antibodies actually help the AIDS • are 4:30-7:30pm, weekends. Carpet Fac lary and benefits. Must customer contact and limitation or discrimination. your Investment. Call Miami School of Medicine. They will be - sexual encounters, a new report says. about his AIDS infection, “ but we infected with AIDS as a result of virus get into blood cells. He said ,.‘.Mondav-Frldoy. Expe- tory Outlet, 824 Silver be able to deal with organizational skills at 646-1233 ext 333. BUYER The Herald will not know 643-9095 or 659-5730 and "He has infected four out of five of can't guarantee he is doing that.” public, have pleosont ingly accept any advertise ask for Dave. honored for conducting a massive study on-the-Job exposure to the virus. vaccine developers should be careful ‘-rlence preferred. Good Lane, East Hartford. required. Insurance Opening In purchasing ment which Is In violation of his partners that we have seen, but we Call for appointment. telephone manner, Agency experience CARPENTER or Carpen demonstrating that using mammography, or The AIDS virus attacks the body’s "We are now almost a decade since not to accidentally aid the virus by '“opportunity, could department exists In a the low. JUST LIstedI Immacu don't know all of his partners,” Dr. immune system and renders victims -■'lead to full time em 569-4495 ask for Art. hove aptitude with fig helpful, but will train ter helper. Full time. SOUTHERN New Eng- late 6 room Cape In breast X-rays, to detect breast cancer in its the transmission of the virus became prompting the body to make antibo ures and good typing local established ma Nancy Padian of the University of prone to a wide variety of infections reasonably common,” he said. "We dies that the microbe needs. ployment. For details the right person. Excel Please telephone after nufacturing company lond classifleld ads Verplank school dis early stages can save lives. -coll Manchester skills. Please call Carol lent benefits, pleasant 4pm, 647-7278.______reach nearly 800,000 trict. 1 '/j baths, kitchen California at Berkleley said at the and cancers. It most often transmit are still looking at a very small ■ Researchers from three coun at 522-3111. working atmosphere In of elatro-mechanical Alfred Knudson, of the Institute for Cancer Fourth International, Conference on „>6anor. 646-0129._____ m HELP WANTED EMT-Medlcal delivery homes In Connecticut with breakfast nook. ted through sexual contact. number of people who get infected in tries presented six cases in which SALES Help. Must be a non-smoking office. specialist. Nationally products. This candi and Rhode Island. The $150's. Blanchard 8, Research at the Fox Chase Cancer Center in AIDS. It can also be spread by transfu the health-care setting." F»ART Time office posl- Coll Harriet Johnson date will assist In the babies caught the AIDS virus whit^ .tlon. Small friendly of- LOOKING for people to personoble, reliable, known provider of res price for a basic 25 Rossetto Realtors," Philadelphia, will be honored for propoising a She said the "super spreader” — a sions of tainted blood products, ■ Dr. Samuel Broder of the U.S. breast feeding. They said the risk willing to learn. Expe 646-6050. Independent piratory and durable procurement of mate word ad Is only $55 and We're Selling Houses" theory of "anti-cancer” genes. "llce must be a well deliver SNET tele Insurance Center, Inc. 646-2482.D hemophiliac infected through con through the sharing of contaminated National Cancer Institute said that appears to be especially high if the ■organized person with phone directories rience preferred, but medical eaulpment rial and services. Re will appear In 43 news The third prize will go to Yasutomi taminated blood products — is in his hypodermic needles or syringes by the experimental anti-AIDS drug CD4 mother becomes infected with the “ bn excellent telephone throughout CT to area not necessary. Apply In NANNY. Care for new seeks qualified driver port directly to Mate papers. For more In BEST buy In town! This Nishizuka, of the Kobe Univerisity School of 20s, lives in southern California and is drug abusers, and from mother to “still looks very promising,” despite virus after she gives birth. personollty. Duties will businesses during July. person only. Water $• born In Manchester to deliver oxygen and rials Manager. Knowl formation coll Classi new listing features the Include billing, filing Air, Broad Street, area home. Full time, durable medical eaulp fied, 643-2711 and ask following: 4bedrooms, Medicine in Japan. Must have own vehicle. Manchester. references.' 643-0392. ment to patient homes. edge of computerized for detalls.D and general office Full or part time. For data antry and typing 2/3 acre lot, formal work. Call Mr. Kauf Information call 1-800- Must be 21 years old, MANCHESTER- dining room, private Aspirin warnings stronger State expands AIDS programs with federal funds man at 646-1112. 922-0006 from 8am-4pm hove valid CT driver’s required. Excellent be Exceptlonal seven yard, eat-ln kitchen, or 467-2219 from 4pm- BUILDING license with clean driv nefits. Send resume room Splltseton lovely double garage, bay 1 PART Time position SALES Clerks and Cashi ing record. Neat In WASHINGTON — Packages of aspirin are iiavalloble at Helium 8pm. w/tflo raqulre- oversized and beauti window in living room, HARTFORD (AP) — Federal fund seems to be growing,” said Beth counseling service for drug users in AIDS Risk Reduction Outreach ers, full or port time appearance and the fully landscaped lot In walk-out closets, slid required to carry stronger warning labels ing for AIDS prevention programs in Weinstein, head of the state’s AIDS ’.rHI's for bright, mature MEAT Packer looking wanted at once at mod CUSTODIAN personality to deal manta to: treatment would be expanded using Workers project to expand the use of Individual. Saturdaysa for production and quiet family neighbor ers oft family room, against giving aspirin to children and Connecticut is fitibtli'ing the state program. the federal funds. Two full-time ern health shop In large with chronically III pa Materials Manager hood. Home boasts hardwood floors, fire peer education from five cities to ''.must. Call for appolnt- maintenance person shopping center. Only WANTED tients. EMT’s are en teen-agers with chicken pox or flu because of Department of Health Services to Weinstein said Connecticut was counselors and one part-time counse eight with teh addition of Stamford, '(went 646-2302. nel. Excellent wages P.O. Box K three bedrooms with place, breezeway. Of the danger of Reye syndrome under new expand programs dealing with the receiving a relatively large share of responsible, dependa Pleasant working couraged to apply. Buckland Station hardwood floors, eat In fered at $221,900. Don't lor would be added to the program, Norwalk and Danbury to programs in-, and benefits. Call 646- ble persons need apply. Competitive pay with kitchen, formal living wait to see this beauti federal rules. deadly disease, a state health official federal money because of its good she said. Hartford, Willimantic, New Haven,* 5000 ask for Robert. Pleasant working con conditions. Excellent benefits. To arrangean Manchester, CT 06040 PHLEBOTOMIST lot room and dining room, ful home located In The Food and Drug Administration said. performance record. Others who would receive new or Waterbury and Middletown. • SALES Clerk. Responsi ditions, flexible hours, benefits, full time, 2nd Interview call 246-2111, and lower level family Forest Hills. Call to- published regulations Monday after a Public "It means we can give local health “We are one of very few state that Part time, flexible ble person needed. good salary and benef Glasrock Home Health iii. davl Realty World, expanded funding include the state- shift. Inquire at 2 MOTOR Routes availa room. All this plus Health Service study found a significant agencies the capability for confiden the federal government has rated so hours. Earn up to Apply at; Town 8, its. Apply at once to': Care, 58 CT Avenue, central air for your Benoit, Frechette As run ARROWS program, which is Connecticut’s AIDS budget for the; Country Jewelers. Manager or Assistant South Windsor, CT ble. 1 for Summer only. association between Reye syndrome and tial HIV testing and counseling. This highly in AIDS surveiilance and aimed at intravenous drug users who last fiscal year totaled about $♦.1* ' '20 an hour. Mobile 1 permanent. Call 742- warm weather plea sociates, 646-7709.0 Marshall's Mall, Manager, Parkade 649-5336 06074. EOE. sure and comfort. MANCHESTER. Immac taken aspirin during chicken pox or flu. includes family planning and public prevention,” Weinstein said last are not in treatment and are actively million, which included about $l.lv basis to draw Manchester. Health Shoppe, Man 8867 lOam-lpm or 6pm- health clincis in New Haven, Hartford week. CUSTODIAN. Good op 10pm.□ 164,900.Sentry Real ulate 9 room Colonial M using drugs on the street. million in federal dollars, Weinstein* ’blood. Take health WHOLESALE Distribu chester Parkade, 404 DELIVERY Person and portunity for person Estate, 643-4060.D situated In the most and Bridgeport, where the epidemic She said a unique statewide AIDS West Middle Turnpike. The extra money will allow the said. 2 history on insur tor seeking quollfied Cashler/Clerk for mod with custodial expe EIGHTH District gra desirable South Farms drivers. Must be 25 TRUCK Driver. Benefits, rience. Stripping, wax ance applicants in ern pharmacy. Flexi cious oldie but goodie! area. 4 bedrooms, 1st years old with valid CT will train. Must have ble hours. Not the usual ing, buffing floors and EXPERIENCED Profes 6 large rooms loaded floor family room, Manchester area. license and clean driv Cleon class II license. retail store. Profes performing other cus sional Painters and with charm. Excellent large sunroom, V / i MARKET REPORT ing record. Must be Caldwell OH, 649-8841. sional atmosphere. todial functions. Excel Carpenters. Imme condition. Must be baths, 2 car garage and Call 1-800-922-2772 able to pass DOT physi lent starting rate and much more. Call us for Acihfity o v f pztt 30 uadinp tfty t GOVERNMENT Jobs. Top pay. Apply at once diate opening. Excel seen! Blanchard 8, Is Murphy wrong about the economy? 07 239-5337 cal. Outstanding be to Ann or pharmacist. complete fully paid be an appointment to see! $18,037 to $69,405. Im lent salary and benef Rossetto Realtors," 4 nefit package. Apply mediate hiringl Your Liggett Parkade Phar nefits. For details call its. Call 643-2659 to We're Selling Houses" $279,000. U 8. R Realty, PART Time Individual between 9am and 3pm. macy, Manchester Manchester Manor at 643-2692.0 ■ By Chet Currier area. Call (refundable) apply.______646-2482.0 ______“There were few optimists about actually was a beneficial event in ■needed to perform our McKesson Corpora 1-518-459-3611 ext F- Parkade. 646-0129. The Associated Press the prospects of meeting those lofty some significant ways. customer service tion, 280 Dividend 506A for Federal List. Business Mirror goals. But the facts now seem to “Economic performance during the ■tollow-up surveys. Road, Rocky HIM, CT. 24 hours. i'll t illml" NEW YORK — Murphy’s Law may Welcome new resi EOE. _____ III indicate that the U.S. economy is first half of 1988 got a helping hand dents to greater Hart- ii never be abolished, but it appears to getting just that mix of growth.” from the stock-market plunge last IMMEDIATE Openings. II 1 ;ford with gifts of good Diversified offlce- AUTOMOTIVE AA ii' lll> l have been at least temporarily forecasting at New Year’s. The big surprise, of course, is that October,” economists at Merrill will. Own car Is neces suspended for the benefit of the U.S. “When the year began, it appeared things have gone as well as they have Lynch say in a just-issued report. sary. Compensation /sales position In an economy. that the challenges facing the global in the wake of the biggest stock •S20 per contact. Apply established business. BILLING CLERK You Don*t DOW JONi AVI MAOl "That event jolted financial We will train the right Juni'M . 1‘lfW The proposition that “whatever can economy would prove too difficult to market drop ever last Oct. 19. Jn person: Hartford Manchester markets, and the financial sector is Despatch Moving 8, person. If you enlov Want To Go HIGH 3.114.1$ go wrong will go wrong” seemed an overcome without a serious slow The collective vision of stock working with people dealership la looking 1.M0- LOW 3,M4.$4 still shaky. But the liquefication of ’Storage, Personnel (or an Automotive apt one for followers of economic down, if not an outright recession,” investors and traders is supposed to financial markets that occurred after Manager, 225 Prospect this lob Is for you. Call Home Smelling CLOSE lW S .40 aflairs over the past couple of observed David Resler, chief econo be pretty sharp. When the market Pearl's TV and Ap- Billing Clerk, CHANGE Down 2.31 Oct. 19 and the resulting decline in "Street, East Hartford decades. mist at the investment firm of takes a big dive, government policy -06108 pllance. 643-2171. computer experience Like A French Fry.. . I—T Recessions alternated with out makers, business planners and lots of interest rates supported real eco;_ PAYROLL Position. Du a plua. Hours 8 am to TWTPMTWTPMTWT PMTWTFl |TWT^ MTWTP M Nomura Securities International Inc. SECRETARY-Capable nomic activity as 1988 began. ties Include clerical, 5 pm, Monday-Friday. If you've had your fill of fast food work—join “s J___ >— M i • bursts of inflation until the two evils “Avoiding that unhappy outcome other people pay close attention. typist to work In office PC data entry, person finally came together in a pheno would require robust growth in But eight months after the fact, “Even though short-term rates are located In Manchester nel, word processing Salary depending Sage-Alien's Distribution Center! Here, you'll work menon that was dubbed foreign demand for American goods, whatever calamity the crash might back to where they were in September on Friday 4-7pm and and phone. Monches upon experience. in a clean, attractive, and comfortable environ "stagflation.” plus an adequate expansion of manu have been foretelling has yet to make 1987, interest-rate-sensitive sectors, Saturday 10-6pm, Sun ter, Mondav-Fridav, Good benefits. Call ment. with lots of friendly coworkers. What's day 11-6pm. 3 weekends more, you'll enjoy an immediate store discount, a When a long period of growth finally facturing capacity , so that both its presence felt outside the securities particularly housing and consumer 8am-4:30pm. Call John between 9am-5pm. W per month. Call 528- lOam-lpm at 643-2414. competitive salary, and you won't have to work any 7'® tile BUSINESS arrived in the 1980s, it had to be foreign and dornestic demands could industry itself. spending, are stronger than they 1300 for appointment. financed with huge deficits in the would have been had rates not LABORERS to work In a weekends. Join us in one of these great positions in be satisfied at reasonably stable The manufacturing economy is LYNCH our modern Distribution Center: federal budget and international prices.” enjoying a boom in exports, and declined earlier.” commercial roofing SAS buys P&W engines environment In Man 'extover i-ia of trade. Then the stock market crashed. In addition, Resler said, “consumer consumers haven’t gone into hiding. Don’t be fooled by all (his, say the*, You’ll hire the TOYOTA PONTIAC EAST HARTFORD - Scandinavian Blit in 1988, for a change, the spending would need to increase only In fact, the passage of time has chester area. Starting pessimists. If the alarms sounded by - $8.50 per hour. Call 646-4321 [heckers icketers l o n g e r Airlines System has ordered 48 Pratt & surprises have been almost entirely moderately so that the additional given increasing credence to the the crash for the federal budget and:: best when you find LINC Corporation at I C PT] Pia, Whitney Aircraft JT8D-200 series engines with on the positive side. As midyear savings needed to replace diminished strange idea, first advanced by a few the machinery of the markets them- _ 649-8000. a total value of about $150 million, Pratt & approaches, there is little sign of any foreign capital flows would be observers in the midst of the commo selves continue to go unheeded, they < them in the Whitney announced. of the woes that many pundits were forthcoming. tion in October, that the crash warn, more big trouble is likely. ^ 3d in SAS will use the engines aboard 24 Gassified Section. aterial Handlers A/ McDonnell Douglas MD-80 twin-engine ‘AUTOMOBILE SALES CAREER’ (1 commercial airliners, according to a second If you are a hard working, honest and announcement Monday by the combined Bank levies collection fee NEED SOME EXTRA We offer a generous, comprehensive benefits energetic Individual who needs to make package and a convenient location right on the bus P fic e o fS f national carrier of Sweden, Norway and '35,000 to '40,000 now, call Worcester Denmark. QUESTION: I recently re SPENDING MONEY!! line—we even have plenty of free parking. Please apply to: 9 deemed a $1,000 certificate of We may just have a newspaper route County’s #1 Exclusive Subaru Dealership. No The initial order is for 48 installed engines deposit on its maturity date. The with deliveries scheduled between 1990 and experience necessary, will train. Car and gas bank sent me two checks — one available in your area... provided, medical and life Insurance benefits Manager/Assistant Manager 1995. for the correct amount of inter In v e s t o r s ’ (Manchester) Sage-Alien Distribution Center sale SAS also said it has an option with and we offer an excellent pay, commission and est, the other for $998. A $2 Arnott Rd...... all Broad St...... 1-16 bonus plan. Compensation through training 75 Hartland Street, East Hartford, CT McDonnell Douglas to provide another 37 “collection fee” was deducted G u id e ^iassi/ie,} Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 Woodland St...... 111-249 program. Apply in person, see Rick Pitt or Jim An Equal Opportunity Employer aircraft delivered as the MD-80 or MD-90. All from my $1,000. William A. Doyle East Middle Tpk. ... B04-e74««. ESS of the MD-80S are powered by the JT8D-200 Is this procedure followed just Foster St...... 60-100 MurawskI, Mon.-FrI. 10-5. series engines. by some banks? I have had CDs Lydall St...... i-47 Pearl St...... 2-83 iSaiiriirBlfr The order nearly doubles JT8D-200 engine at other banks and savings and Parker St...... 387-514 Spruce St...... 74-108 <•»« I lI h . Woodbridge St...... 302-470 sales to date for 1988. loan associations on which no fee Flower St...... all : Ip r a lh of any kind was ever charged for That’s why it’s wise to check all Hilliard St...... 10-104 East Middle Tpke.... 0-162 (mni E-ll Holdings up for sale redeeming on the maturity date. I have provisions of a CD before depositing your since redeemed another CD at the same money. Joseph St...... alt Squire Village...... all 643-2711 GREENWICH — A few months after bank and the same $2 fee was charged. Regent St...... all. QUESTION: One of my bank CDs is Strong St...... all Kennedy Rd...... all American Brands Inc..launched a successful about to mature. If I transfer it to another fight to acquire E-II Holdings Inc., it turned ANSWER: You’ve really answered your Woodland St...... 18-98 Montclair Dr...... all bank or S&L, will I receive the full amount Scott Dr...... all around and announced plans to sell it, a move own question. In this era of deregulation, or will a transfer fee be withheld? HIghwood Dr...... all M ANCHESTER JO B SERVICE... alway raady to aarva Job-$aakar$ and araa amployara at no charga.. the company and analysts say was all part of banks and S&Ls are free to charge Richmond Dr...... all S whatever fees they please. While collec ANSWER: That depends on the policy of Golway St...... all the plan. Jefferson St...... all JOB “They have said all along they will sell tion fees such as you ran up against are the bank at which you have the CD and the Kerry St...... all Kenwood Dr...... all Here are some of the many new job openings available this week: portions of E-II,” Roy Burry, senior vice rare, some banks and S&Ls do levy them. provisions of the particular CD. CD North St...... all Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 However, a bank or S&L can’t hit CD contracts often contain language permit North School St...... 1-84 SERVICE president of research at Kidder Peabody it Co. Union Place ...... all Production Planner, with 5 years' • Like protective services work? Immediate secretarial opening • Do you have supervisory skills? customers with redemption fees or any ting the bank or S&L to charge fees or Union St...... 133-284 for experienced secretary who Challenging opening for Inc., said Monday. “The bottom line is they Alpine St...... all experience In printing Industry, Is Security guard positions are other charges completely out of the blue. waive them. When a bank or S&L has that available If your have own car and can type 50-60 wpm, use word supervisor of customer service sold the whole thing and bought back five American Legion Dr...... all needed (or planning (or entire Each CD is a contract. You agree to leave choice, it’s more likely to levy a fee when Union St. 13-01 • C lus 2 license and good motor printing establishment plant. Ex telephone. Employer will train. processor; knowledge of short department for person with B.S. businesses. the CD money is being moved to a Armory St...... all hand a plus. Work (or Sales Ma In Business Administration and 2 American Brands Inc. announced Monday it money on deposit for a certain length of Mayfair Gardens ' vehicle record are requirements cellent pay & benefits. time; the bank or S&L agrees to pay you competitive institution. Haynes St...... all (No. Main)...... 14-470 ' for truck driving Job. Will deliver • Need sedentary work? Light nager. Excellent pay/benefits. years customer service is selling most of its subsidiary E-II Holdings interest at a specified percentage rate. There will be a charge if the monCy will Main St...... 285-378 ; material to job sites In Connec • Dispatcher Is needed at once to assembly work available (or supervisory experience. to an affiliate of the privately held Riklis persons who have 1 year • Skill in report writing, handling Both sides must abide by the contract, be transferred by wire to a different bank Russell St...... all Marble St...... all 3 ticut and Massachusetts. dispatch service people and technical problems, and ability to • Are you a self-starter? Company State of Connecticut Fannily Ck>rp. for $950 million in cash and $250 McCabe St. . >■ schedule sub-contactors. Com- experience In assembly work and which usually contains additional or S&L. Billions of dollars are moved that ...... all I Inventory Control Clerk opening handle product management are needs experienced payroll speci million in securities. Porter St...... 458-050 Stock PI...... all puter/technlcal knowledge a basic blue print reading. Good Labor Department provisions. way every business day and costs are available (or Individual with at pay and benefits. the requirements for a challeng- - alist who Is familiar with all as American Brands, based in Greenwich, said Wyllys St...... 1-00 No. Main St. 307-410 plus. Employer prefers experi Ing Program Manager job. Also 806 Main Street One of those provisions might spell out a involved. You can’t expect the bank from Ieast8 mos. general office experi ence, but will train person who pects of automated payroll. Good it will buy back seven companies. Including collection fee. Or, without going into which you are transferring the money to ence, able to work from computer requires B.S. in Engineering or pay and benefits. Manchester, CT 06040 knows area. Business Administration, with five it expects will accelerate development of detail, it might say the bank or S&L has the swallow the expense. But the bank or S&L CALL NOW 647-9946 643-2711 printouts, pay attention to detail. (203) 649-4558 its emerging core businesses in hardware and right to charge fees. The latter is more to which you move the money might pick / Must be U.S. citizen. excellent salary. home and office products. likely, because it gives the bank or S&L up the wire transfer cost — if you can THE MANCHESTER HERALD more leeway. make that arrangement in advance.