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_ MAwrwiPCTTrR mroAT r* O»^ A A «AAM Monday, Sept. 11, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents iUaurbrstfr lirraliY Schoolboy teams To our readers: n 150 die as 2 ships collide If you think today’s Manchester and on our daily Focus page and weekend Focus section. Herald looks different, you’re VIENNA, Ausuia (AP) — At least 150 pas­ on whether the 13 crew were among those saved. are getting ready Our body type - what you’re proximity ran to help,” BTA said. right. sengers were killed when their Romanian pleasure Tanjug said the cruise ship sank so fast that reading right now - also is Times It said there were no reports of casualties Starting today, the Herald is boat collided with a Bulgarian tugboat on the only 18 people could be rescued. Tanjug also said Roman and is almost identical in aboard the tug. being produced on a new computer Danube River and sank, the Yugoslav state news the ship had only 10 crew members. SPORTS — see pages 46, 47 system. It’s all part of our effort to size to our old type. agency reported today from Bucharest. There was no report on what caused the boats to The reports did not give the nationalities of the bring you a more complete, easier Type is now printed on laser collide, but Ageipres said the ship sank “in condi­ Romanian officials did not immediately con­ passengers. A British newspaper reported that tions of poor visibility.” to read and more attractive printers which can produce sheets firm the Tanjug report, which gave no sources. newspaper. of type ready for paste up by the Western tourists were likely aboard the Romanian In London, The Independent newspaper said The accident occurred Sunday near the port city ship, the Mogosoaia, when it sank. Our old computer system was composing room within seconds that apart from the 13 crew, most of the 169 pas­ of Galati, about 125 miles northeast of Bucharest. ■The Bulgarian state-run news agency BTA said installed in 1983. The computer in­ after a story has received the final The Romanian ship sank “in conditions of poor sengers aboard the Mogosoaia “were almost cer­ dustry has undergone several approval of an editor. the Mogosoaia collided with the Bulgarian tug tainly Western tourists.” The newspaper report visibility,” the official Romanian Agerpres news Peter Karaminchev, which was hauling a convoy revolutions since then. It was time This means you’ll be reading agency reported Sunday. from Vienna quoted Danube .shipping officials in for a change. more late-breaking news. of loaded barges, then capsized and sank. the AusUian capital. Agrepres said 18 of the ship’s 169 passengers “After the alarm was sounded by the Bulgarian Installation of the new system The new system also will enable Pleasure cruises on the Danube are one of COMPUUNERS WILL EXIT were rescued. The Romanian report was unclear ship, its crew and the crew of the ships in the and training began last week. Most the Herald, already the leader in Romania’s few sources of hard currency, it said. of today’s paper has been local news coverage, to expand its Gorman threatens produced on the new system. By state, national and international the end of the week, the transition coverage. A new 24-hour high­ should be complete. speed Associated Press news wire Germans to oust (dissenters The main computer system has is now in operation. It Uansmits 45 times more storage capacity 1,2(X) words-per-minute. The more By Howard Ulman than the old system. in-depth reports and additional fea­ escaping The Associated Press This means it can process stories tures available on the service al­ in a fraction of the time required ready are evident in today’s BOSTON — Boston Red Sox general m anager Lou by the old system. newspaper. through Gorman said Friday if he gets rid of the team’s Our headline type for news Two new features starting today complainers, it will be because of their bad play, not stories - such as the one above this are easier to read sport box scores their bad mouthing of manager Joe Morgan.' story and others on this page - is and an expanded weather report. A popular figure after he became manager at different. It’s an easier-to-read It’s all part of our effort to make Hungary midseason and led Boston to last year’s American type known as Times Roman. the Herald - your hometown daily League East pennant. Morgan has been criticized Different, easier-to-read head­ newspaper - better than ever. PASSAU, West Germany (AP) — by his own players as their title hopes fade this line styles will eventually appear — Penny M. Sieffert season. Thousands of ecstatic East German on our Editorial and Op-Ed pages Publisher refugees poured into West Germany With a shortage of quality pitchers and catchers. today after Hungary defied a War­ Gorman said he will try to make off-season changes. There are some people who are complaining,” saw Pact ally and boldly threw open he said, and if they aren’t performing, we’ll get rid a door to the West. of them. “Vbu made it!” yelled one young What changes we have to m ake are based on our It’s Primary Day emigre, hitting the hood of his ability to improve the ballclub. The guys who are Wartburg minibus after arriving in playing well aren’t complaining.” the largest mass migration from East Gripes have come from pitchers Bob Stanley, Germany since the Berlin Wall went Mike Smithson, Wes Gardner and Joe Price. None in state tomorrow up in 1961. has an earned run average below 4.00. East Germany angrily denounced Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald When he was being used sparingly at midseason. By The Associated Press in an uphill battle against state Sen. the exodus and accused Hungary of GLAD TO SEE YA — Former Boston meet vendors at Economy Electric's Stanley said of Morgan: “I hate that man.” John C. Daniels for the nomination “smuggling” human beings. Red Sox standout, and recent Hall of 50th Anniversary Show Friday afternoon Smithson and G ardner ripped Morgan for removing Voters in 25 towns will choose Tuesday. Hungary opened its border to the Fame inductee, Carl Yastrzemski is all tnem from games, and Price complained that candidates for mayor and first The winner is virtually assured West at midnight to the East Ger­ at the company’s facility on Tolland Morgan brought Stanley into a gam e Tuesday night smiles as he walks through the tent to Turnpike. selectman in party primaries Thes- election in November, as Democrats mans. The decision came despite although Stanley hadn’t warmed up enough. Price hold a better than 9-1 majority over Hungary’s concerns that the nation apologized the next day. day, but most attention will be focused on three of the state’s Republicans in New Haven, the could become a conduit for tens of Catcher Rich Gedman, batting .212 before Friday thousands of other refugees from night’s game at California, thinks he should play largest cities: Bridgeport, New state’s third-largest city. Yaz graces the Silk City more. Haven and Waterbury. DeStefano, formerly DiLieto’s Soviet bloc nations. Another 16 towns have primaries chief administrative officer, is In Yugoslavia, meanwhile, about Bv Jim Tierney “If a guy’s pitching well or playing well, obviously roamed left field, in front of the him a long time ago. He was a Morgan’s going to play him,” Gorman said. for other offices, ranging from making his first bid for elective of­ 100 Romanians who have fled from Manchester Herald ominous “Green Monster” wall, their Communist country gathered good friend of (form er Red Sox He suggested that players should look in the alderman to planning and zoning fice. Daniels, a former city alderman better than anyone in Sox history. commission. who’s served five terms in the today at a U.N. office in Belgrade, It’s not too often that a Hall of owner) Mr. Yawkey. He was mirror before they look in the manager’s office to He finished his career with 3,419 great for the game because he The winners will compete in the Senate, has been in public office for applying to be resettled in the West. Famer graces the “Silk City” hits, 452 home runs and 1,844 runs discover the reasons for Boston’s slide from was a fan.” pennant contention. general election Nov. 7. two decades. Bavarian border police said more Especially, one that is en­ batted in. Yastrzemski is also the than 2,000 East German refugees — deared in the hearts of many New The next logical subject was ’’You don’t get too many people who stand up and Municipal primaries generally The GOP also has a primary I) last player to win the Triple Pete Rose’s lifetime banishment generate lackluster turnout. If 35 Tuesday in New Haven, with party- mostly young couples or families Englanders. Crown (leading the league in say, ’I cost us a game,”’ Gorman said in a telephone from baseball by the late Gia­ interview with The Associated Press. “You get tired percent or 40 percent of the voters endorsed Alderwoman Robie Pooley with young children — had arrived a Well, wonders never cease as batting average, home runs and Cincinnati Reds As Yastrzemski spoke of his “Some don’t do the job and they keep making Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald A 40-year-old Leipzig man, who U catcher Johnny Bench. Both “Very few,” he said. “I won’t excuses for the way they are,” he said. “I believe H induction into the Hall of Fame, travel to do them. I just happen to woidd not give his name, said: “1 Yastrzemski and Bench made the that’s just a little babiness coming out in them.” cn he quickly switched the topic of be in Boston so I cam e down to ALONE IN THE CROWD — Frank Mack each other’s company at the Feast Fest decided on escaping 27 years ago, U Hall on the first ballot. Yast­ Morgan was 57 when he got his first big league tt concern to the recent death of this. I don’t really schedule any and today it worked. It’s a feeling rzemski and Bench became the managing job. replacing the fired John McNamara State moves to evict and Kathy Sweeney of Rocky Hill enjoy where visitors enjoyed food and fun. CJ baseball commissioner A. Bar­ public appearances. I have a that’s just tops, just wild.” Z 18th and 19th players, respec­ on July 14,1988. The team was tied for fourth place, < tlett Giamatti. house in Florida, a condo in tively, to ever make the Hall in “I’m very saddened by the nine games out of first, at the time. The emigration came despite ef­ their first year of eligibility. Boston and a condo in Andover The Red Sox then won 19 of 20 games and took over an elderly squatter forts by die-hard Communists in death of the commissioner,” (Mass.) I have the best of both Yastrzemski spent all 23 years Yastrzemski said. “It came as a first place for good on Sept. 5. Their record under Everyone enjoyed the feast East Berlin to dissuade Hungary’s of his career in Boston and shock to me. Of course, I knew See YAZ, page 45 reform-minded leaders. 1 See GORMAN, page 45 By Larry Rosenthal Williams. “The basic core of our A West German newspaper and defense is that what they are doing The Associated Press The music ranged from big band swing to rock, in­ television network today reported is unfair.” By Rick Santos cluding performances by Tangent, Perfectly Frank, the the condition of East German leader State officials say they take no Manchester Herald MILFORD — A feisty 72-year- Mark Nomad Band, Johmiy Prytko’s Good Time Erich Honecker, who underwent gall pleasure in seeking to evict Gagnon old woman who has lived on the Band, T and the Rangers, Glenn Fuge, The Cartells, bladder surgery last month, has but have a responsibility to protect Thousands turned out this weekend at* the annual proposed site of a state park for Crooners Comer, Gary Gidman, and R.J. Sax. deteriorated badly. Government of­ public land and provide more Feast Fest to eat, sing, dance, and most of all be nearly two decades is hoping to stop merry. Many who attended the festival Friday agreed the ficials in Bonn declined comment. an attempt to evict her by appealing recreational opportunities for the The festival, held in the parking lot at Main and music, as well as the atmosphere and the food, were Hungarian radio compared the to a judge’s sense of fair play. public along Long Island Sound. great. East Germans’ noisy dcpailure by Gagnon's homestead lies about Forest suects, culminated Sunday with more music Eighteen years ago, Doris Gagnon The entertainment was free, but the food was not. car, bus and train to a New Year’s 100 feet from shore, on a sandy plot and more food after the downtown area had been was forced to abandon her cottage a ravaged for two days by eager feasters — eyes bulg­ Those who ate had to trade tickets for food. The tick­ Eve celebration “with horns blaring few hundred yards away so the state hidden on three sides by tall marsh ets cost 60 cents and food items were paid for with and people shouting.” grass. She lives in a dilapidated 18- ing at platters of food and mouths hanging open in an­ could raze it and other bcachside ticipation of tasty tidbits. anywhere from one to six tickets. Thousands of East Germans had foot camper and shacks with no run­ residences to make way for a park. Seventeen food booths served 52 types of food and Some of the less expensive, one-ticket items were flooded into Hungary on tourist ning water or telephone. Chicken- But the proposed 300-acre park drink, including cheesecake, broccoli pizza, pork lo drinks. Batman cookies, clam chowder, and beef wire fencing surrounds the property, along Long Island Sound is yet to mein, fried mozzarella, clam chowder, spinach pie, vegetable soup. Ham and turkey and roast beef super Please see REFUGEES, page 10 where cats, dogs, chickens, geese take shape. and bavarian gypsy loaf, just to name a few. grinders cost one ticket per inch. and ducks also stay. Although the state this month What was the best feast at the fest? And the heavyweight six-ticket items included Her lawyer has asked for an in­ received an Army Corps of En­ “I love the ice cream,” said Renee Throm, 13, of 85 chicken scarpaUi and baby back ribs. junction that would enable Gagnon gineers permit to seal a long-closed Bobbie Lane. Throm attended the event Friday night Organizers expected to sell 180,000 tickets at this to remain in her home at least five landfill on the property, state offi­ with her friends Jane Tilden, 16, of 53 Spruce St. and year’s festival. They could not be reached this morn­ more years. cials said last week a master plan for Elizabeth Egan, 14, of East Hartford. ing to comment on sales. The proceeds help pay for “The sute has no real pressing Index the park remains uncompleted. Meanwhile, the band played on, and on, and on, the Feast Fest and other events sponsored by the “The test of whether she is ul­ need for that land Doris is living and on. From the time the Feast Fest began, at 11 a.m. Chamber of Commerce. 20 pages, 2 sections timately going to win or lose on,” Williams said. “Doris has a Friday, to its finale at 6 p.m. Sunday, there was al­ Some of the other programs arc October’s Harvest depends on how good a human critical need for it. 1 think her life most always a band playing on sUige or tuning their Festival, November’s road race and Christmas tree Business______9 Nation/Worid_ 6-7 being we happen to get in the judge would be so profoundly changed it in.struments. lighting with carol singing, and December’s Breakfast Classified__18-20 Obituaries______2 who is ultimately assigned to the with Santa. Comics _____ 16 Opinion 8 case," said her attorney, John R. Focus______15 Sports ___ 11-14 Please see SQAUTTKR, page 10 Lottery______2 Television___ 17 g — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Sept 11 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. 11, 1989 - 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE

About Town Obituaries Police Roundup w ^iiXsssMsavw. 7 * Decision is due by tonight Peter W. Slomcinsky She is also survived by another The funeral will be Wednesday at Retirees Association to meet son, Harry W. Ferry Jr. of Glaston­ Man arrested in theft case Peter W. Slomcinsky, 75, of 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral l l The Maiichcstei Municipal Retirees Association will bury; 10 other daughters, Edith A. Windsor Locks, died Sunday (&pt. Home, 4(X) Main St. Burial will be A 36-year-old Ellington man was arrested Thursday on high school principal hold its first meeting of the year on TUesday at the Army Ferry of Glatslonbury, Isatelle Wag­ 10, 1989) at a local convalescent in East Cemetery. Calling hours are night on charges of larceny and breach of peace after he and Navy Club, 1090 Main St., at 2 p.m. ner of Colchester, Ellen Dondero of home. He was the husband of Joan Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. attempted to steal from a local store and assaulted a store All town and Board of Education retirees are welcome Marlborough, Janice Ferry of Memorial donations may be made The new Manchester High School “He was my first choice,” Perkins hiring process, llie two finalists to attend. (Howard) Slomcinsky and the father detective, police said. Hartford, Beatrice Burnham of Clin­ to the American Cancer Society, 29 Bruce E. Peaslce, of Maple Street, Ellington, exited principal was to be named by said about the man who beat out were visited at their schools by Ken­ of Deborah S. Schnackenberg of School Superintendent James Ken­ Koffee Klatch slated Manchester. ton, Lovejoy LaBella and Vivian Ivan Hill St., Willimantic 06226. Sears Roebuck and Co., at 348 W. Middle TYimpike with more than 80 other applicants and is nedy so he could observe them at Arrigoni, both of Portland, and Jean­ a VCR and was stopped outside by a store detective, Ik nedy this aftemocn and the hiring is expected to replace interim high work as principals. 71ie montlily Koffee Klatch meeting will be held Wed­ He is also survived by three sons, Helena M. Babb expected to be approved by the Robert A. Slomcinsky of Windsor nette Krohn, June Fuller, and Annie police said. school Principal Wilson E. Deakin, nesday at tlic First Congregational Church, 1171 Main school board at its meeting tonight, There is a possibility the next Locks, Thomas Slomcinsky Hart of Torrance, all in Florida; 24 Helena M. (Cormier) Babb, 68, of Peaslee threw the VCR at the detective after he was assistant superintendent for person­ St., Coventry. Sandwiches, desserts, coffee and tea will said school board member Susan principal is from Connecticut be­ Tucson, Ariz., and Bruce Slom­ grandchildren; seven great­ 23 Lilley St., died Saturday (Sept. 9, escorted back into the store, according to police. He nel and administration. be served from noon to 1:30 p.m. Perkins, chairwoman of the prin­ cause, of the final four candidates, cinsky in Florida; a daughter, grandchildren and great-great- 1989) at home. She was the wife of punched the detective twice in the face, police said. “He’s very qualified, and I’m Donations arc $2.50 and chowder and salad arc 50 grandchildren. Norman H. Babb. cipal search committee. two were from New York, one from Maureen Slomcinsky of Fort Police said it took the detective and another guard to delighted and excited for the high cents extra. The funeral was scheduled for She was bom in Winslow, Maine, Officials would not release the school,” she said. Maine, and one from Connecticut. Lauderdale, Fla.; a brother, Stanley stop Peaslee, who later received medical attention for a today at the Glastonbury Funeral Oct. 2, 1920, and had lived in name of the next principal until a Since the search was narrowed to Slomcinsky of South Windsor; a bump on his head. Perkins said the school board is Home, Glastonbury. Burial was in Manchester since 1957. She was a press conference at 3:30 p.m. today two, school officials have declined Health care offered sister, Sophie Dietzman of Stam­ Peaslee is being held on $1,000 bond and is scheduled hoping the new principal will be the Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. self-employed seamstress and a in Kennedy’s office at the school working by Oct. 1. to comment specifically about tlie The Community Heath Care Services Inc. and the ford; two grandchildren; and several to appear in Manchester Superior Court Wednesday. candidates. Health Link Van is offering free car wax screening, hear­ Memorial donations may be made member of St. James Church. administration building at 45 North The candidate, who has been nieces and nephews. School St. Later tonight, the Board ing tests and blood pressure checks Tuesday at the The funeral will be Wednesday at to the Glastonbury Ambulance As­ Besides her husband, she is sur­ Man faces drug charges working as a principal in either New The search began in June when sociation, P.O. Box 453, Glaston­ vived by a daughter, Sharon Babb of of Education is expected to vote at England or New York state, was Coventry Town Hall, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 9 a.m. at the Windsor Locks Funeral A 23-ycar-old Vernon man was arrested Friday at 1:30 former Principal Jacob Ludes III an­ bury, or to the Portland Ambulance Lenox, Mass.; six brothers, Earl its 7:30 meeting on whether or not visited by Kennedy sometime in the R)r appointments, call the agency office at 228-9428. Home, 441 Spring St., Windsor. a.m. on charges of possession of cocaine, driving while nounced he had taken a job as Association, Portland. Cormier of Manchester, Kenneth to approve the hiring. last two weeks as a final step in the Burial will be in Mount St. Benedict under the influence of alcohol, making an improper turn, ^ ■ aw >*ff School Superintendent in Montville. Cormier of Springfield, Mo., Gerald Rosary banquet slated Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling Joseph P. Bilodeau and operating under a suspended license, police said. hours are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Cormier of Waterville, Maine, The St. Bridget Rosary Society is holding an installa­ Joseph Philip Bilodeau, 62, of Police said Scott R. McKenney, of 50 Mountain Road, Ronald and Donald Cormier, both of was glassy-eyed and speaking nervously after they tion banquet Tuesday at Marco Polo Restaurant and Ban­ Charles C. Druzolowski Hartford, died Saturday (Sept. 9, Clinton, Maine, Maurice Cormier of 'f II Eighth voters decide tonight stopped him for making an illegal U-Tbrn at the intersec­ quet Center, 1250 Burnside Avc., East Hartford. Cock­ Charles C. Druzolowski of East 1989) at Hartford Hospital. He was Waterville, Maine; two sisters, Pris­ tails will be served at 6:30 p.m. with dinner beginning at the husband of Eleanor (Matthews) tion of Main and St. James streets. Hartford died Thursday (Sept. 7, cilla C. Lane of Fairfield, Maine, Police said McKenney failed sobriety tests. During a 7 p.m. Boneless capon and roast sirloin of beef arc the 1989) at his home. He was the hus­ Bilodeau, the brother of Alice Fair­ Doris Giroux of Winslow, Maine; a dinner choices. banks of Manchester, and the son of search, police said they found cocaine in McKenney’s on funds for new fire truck band of Lenore (Lorello) sister-in-law, Theresa Leigliton of wallet wrapped in a $10 dollar bill. They also discovered Druzolowski and the father of An­ Alice (Paquette) Bilodeau of Manchester; two aunts, Sophia CovenUy. that McKenney was driving under a suspended license, OA support offered tonia Grander of Bolton. Peters of Fairfield, Maine, Lucy police said. $303,750. A committee of firefighters’ study committee said He is also survived by two sons, Plourd in Delaware; and several By Alex Girelli Ovcrealcrs Anonymous meets every Wednesday at He is also survived by his son, McKenney’s case was continued in Manchester Supe­ Manchester Herald firefighters studied the bid and part of the increase in cost came Joseph Druzolowski of South Joseph Phillip Bilodeau Jr. of nieces and nephews. recommended omitting portable e- from new safety regulations tliat re­ Manchester Memorial Hospital’s cafctcria-mccting Columbia and Thomas Roger rior Court Friday until Thursday. He is being held in Jen­ Windsor; a sister, Helen Zera of The funeri will be Thursday at nings Road Detention Center in Hartford after he failed quipment and purchasing the truck quire each of the four firefighters on room, 71 Haynes St., at 7 p.m. Newcomers arc welcome Bilodeau Sr. of Hebron; three 10 a.m. at the Immaculate Heart of Voters of the Eighth Utilities Dis­ at 7:30 p.m. and a .speaker will follow at 8 p.m. Suffield; and two grandchildren. to post his $2,5(X) bond. trict will decide tonight whether to from the bidder. Beam Mack Sales the truck to be .seated and strapped The funeral was scheduled for daughters, Jeanne Bilodeau of Bris­ M,*ry Church, Fairfield, Maine. and Service of East Syracuse, N.Y., in, making the truck larger than The group follows the 12 steps of Alcoholics tol, Donna Soucy of East Hartford, Burial will be in the Maine Veterans authorize an appropriation of Anonymous. today at the Newkirk & Whitney and Saulsbury Fire Apparatus Co. of originally anticipated. and Janice Bilodeau of Hartford; Memorial Cemetery, Augusta, $245,0(X) to buy a midi-pumper for For more infonnalion, call 524-4544. Funeral Home, East Hartford, fol­ the district’s fire department. Tully, N.Y. lowed by a Mass of Christian burial two brothers, Emanuel Bilodeau of Maine. Calling hours are Wednes­ District directors expect to Two district directors, Samuel Public Meetings The voters will meet at 7:30 in the at St. Jogues Church, East Hartford. Hartford, and Roger Bilodeau of day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at finance the purchase at least in part Longest and Willard Marvin, ques­ Depression discussed Burial will be in St. Mary’s Hartford; two other sisters, Cecile the Lawry Brothers Funeral Home, district firehouse at 32 Main St. to from the sale of a parcel of land on tioned whether specifying a Mack Depression Anonymous, a support group for those suf­ Cemetery. Bordonaro of West Hartford, and 107 Main St., Fairfield, Maine. consider the appropriation, an in­ Tolland Turnpike originally pur­ chassis had limited tlie number of crease of $70,000 over the $175,(X)0 fering from depression, will meet in room 242, on the Rita Bilodeau of Cromwell; and 10 Memorial donations may be made Manchester chased for a firehouse site. firms that could bid and resulted in a provided in this year’s budget for higher price. second floor of Manchester Community College, at 6:30 Bruno A. Jurkowski grandchildren. to the American Lung and Asthma Board of Education, 45 North School St., 7:30 p.m. The land will no longer be needed the purchase. p.m. Bruno Anthony Jurkowski, 59, of The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 Association, 45 Ash St., East Eighth Utilities District special meeting. Eighth becau.se the district has become the In addition to approving the ap­ The group follows the 12 steps of Alcoholics West Suffield, died Friday (Sept. 8, a.m. at the D’Esopo Funeral Chaptel, Hartford 06108. firehouse, 7:30 p.m. When bids were taken for the owner of a firehouse in Buckland propriation itself, tlie voters will be Anonymous. 1989) at his home. He was the father 277 Folly Brook Blvd., followed by The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Andover pumper, the bid that met the which had belonged to the town. asked to approve various methods of of Shirley Jurkowski of Manchester. a Mass of Christian burial in St. Main St., is in charge of local arran­ specifications for the apparatus was At a meeting Aug. 28, the financing it. He is also survived by four sons, Mary’s Church, Coventry at 10 a.m. gements. Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 Arthritis support offered Ralph Jurkowski in New Jersey, Burial with military honors will be p.m. John F. Baer Patrick Flynn/Manchoster Herald. The Ariliritis Support Group for Greater Manchester Richard Jurkowski in California, at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Coventry. Bolton will have a meeting Wednesday at Manchester Memorial Regan Jurkowski of Canton, and Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Funeral services for John F. Baer, TAKING SHELTER — Norman LaRose of sun under an umbrella while he replaces Osella requests FOI workshop Hospital, 71 Haynes St., in conference room C, from 7 to Randall Jurkowski of West Suffield; and 7 to 9 p.m. 68, of 961 Foster St., South Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 53 Birch St. takes some shelter from the hot brakes on his truck Saturday. 9 p.m. two other daughters, Darlene Windsor, who died Sunday (Sept. 3, p.m. Eileen F. Griswold meets with anyone else present, the In a brief submitted to the FOI The topic of discussion will be “Exercise for the Fletcher of Derby, Vt., and Carol 1989) in Baltimore, Md., will be By Alex Girelli Coventry gathering is a meeting, not a caucus, Commission, Osella has asked that Arthritic." Paul Zelinsky, a physical therapist at the Bishop of Southwick, Mass.; two Eileen F. (Maxwell) Griswold, Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Holmes Manchester Herald Youth Services Commission, Town Office Building, and must be held publicly if the the provision for a workshop on the hospital, will speak. brothers, John Jurkowski of 59, of 93 Daley Road, Coventry, and Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a 7:30 p.m. Boland Bros, merges operation Freedom of Information law be All the sessions are free and open to the public. Anchorage, Alaska, Stanley formerly of Manchester, died Sun­ Mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Republican Director Ronald Oscl- board discusses town matters over Finance Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. added to the order. He has advised For more information, call 646-1222, extension 2185. Bialomyz.a of West Suffield; a sister, day (Sept. 10, 1989) at Manchester at St. Margaret Mary Church in la has asked the Freedom of Infor­ which it has control. Memorial Hospital. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office mation Commission to order the Avery held the Democrats vio­ the commission that he plans to Mary Ottani of West Lynn, Mass.; South Windsor. Burid will be in Building, 7:30 p.m. Co-ed volleyball to begin and eight grandchildren. He was She was bom in Manchester, Jan. Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor, with Automatic Comfort Corp. town directors to attend a workshop lated the FOI law when they present a brief oral argument at the predeceased by a son, Ronald. 8, 1930, and had lived in Coventry Drug and Alcohol Committee, Second Congregation­ caucused with Democratic Town hearing Wednesday. with military honors. Calling hours al Church, 7:30 p.m. conducted by the FOI staff within The Recreation League Adult Co-Ed volleyball will since 1951. Before retiring in 1987, The hearing is set for 2 p.m. at the The funerd was scheduled for are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. By Nancy Concelman and Manchester Ice & Fuel Inc. company also has a Rockville 30 days after the town election Nov. Chaimian Theodore R. Cummings start Wednesday at Bolton High School, 72 Brandy St., today at the Heritage Funeral Home, she was employed at Pratt & Whit­ He was a member of the President Edward F. Boland said branch, he said. 7. and with Kevin O’Brien and FOI offices in Hartford. ney Aircraft of East Hartford for Manchester Herald Bolton, at 7 p.m. The league will play every Wednesday West Suffield. Burial was in West American Legion post in today. The merger will not affect Osella wants the commission to Stephen T. Penny, two attorneys At a Feb. 6 hearing before Avery, through Nov. 15. Suffield Cemetery. more than 25 years. Manchester and served as com­ modify an order recommended by representing the town. Pollen Count Boland Bros. Inc., a 54-year-old “It’s going to serve the cu.stomer Manchester Ice & Fuel Inc., which Osella represented himself as com­ For more information, call Becky at 649-9566 or Mary Memorial donations may be made She is survived by a son and mander for two years. Dean C. Avery, an FOI hearing of­ Avery’s recommendation will be Manchester fuel oil company, much better,” Boland said. manufactures and distributes ice and plainant and Town Attorney John Jo at 649-5133. to the Suffield Firemans Association daughter-in-law. Jay L. and Betsy ficer who has held that when a presented to the full FOI Commis­ Griswold of Coventry, two brothers, merged last week with the The fuel oil business, once head­ transports petroleum for oil sup­ Cooney represented Mayor Peter P. Building Fund, Mountain Road, NEW HAVEN (AP) — The ragweed-pollen count for quorum of Democratic directors sion at a hearing Wednesday. John Maxwell of Vernon and Wil­ Wethersfield-based Automatic Com­ quartered at 51 Bissell St., will be pliers, Boland said. That firm will DiRosa Jr. Suffield 06078. In Memuriam Connecticut on Monday was 52 and the mold-spore Diabetes club to meet liam A. Maxwell of Cheyenne, fort Corp. to better serve its 1,2(X) to operated from Wethersfield, said Joe continue to operate from the Bissell In sad and loving memory of John level was mild, reported the Hospital of Saint Raphael. O’Connor, Manchester branch Street office, he said. The East-of-lhc-Rivcr Diabetes Club will meet Tues­ Lillian Ferry Wyo.; two sisters, Gertrude Wright F. Zipoli, who passed away on 1,5(X) local fuel oil customers, com­ day in tlie H. Louise Ruddcll Auditorium at Manchester Lillian (Pellon) Ferry, 96, of and Margaret Ellsworth, both of September 11, 1985. pany officials said today. manager for Automatic Comfort. Officials of the new fuel oil com­ Automatic Comfort has served pany have scheduled a reception for Memorial Hospital at 7:30 p.m. Portland, Conn., died Thursday Coventry; two granddaughters; and His memory is as dear today As a result of the merger, the John Molkmar, a stress management educalor/coun- (Sept. 7, 1989) at home. She was the several nieces and nephews. She as in the hour he passed away. Thoughts number of technicians serving cus­ Manchester customers for more than 4:30 to 8 p.m. Sept. 27 at the selor, will speak on “The Emotional Aspects of was predeceased by two brothers, 30 years, previously out of an East Knights of Columbus Lodge at 138 mother of Henry D. Ferry of Love and miss you, tomers will increase from about Diabetes-Coping witli a Chronic Disease.” Manchester and Grace Ferry of Alan D. Maxwell and Robert L. Wife and son Domenick three to more than 20, Boland Bros. Hartford office, O’Connor said. The Main St. R)r more information, call 645-8502. Manchester. Maxwell. The induction of Carl Yasu-emski into the Baseball The best solution Hall of Fame this past summer brought back many memories. We were treated to replays of home runs and Alzheimers group to meet diving catches in left field. But in spite of all the vic­ The Al/hcimcrs’ Caregivers’ Support Group Program Births tories, for many New England fans the most enduring $2,500 survey in Bolton to gauge of Visiting Nurse and Home Care in Manchester Inc., image of Yaz comes from the 1978 playoff with the New at the best price. will hold an educational meeting Wednesday in the con­ PERLEONE, Allyson Rae, daughter of Michael D. grandparents arc Andrea and Mark Squires, 112 Wood­ York Yankees. Some say it was the greatest game ever played. ference room of the mental health wing in Manchester and Julieann Sablitz Perleoni of 127 Main St., was bom land St. His paternal grandparents arc Pat and Robert needs of town’s senior citizens Memorial Hospital, 71 Haynes St., at 7 p.m. Scott Sept. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Kennedy, Tolland. He has a brother, Robert P. Ill, 8; and The captain was at the plate with two outs and two Dyson, a rehabilitation equipment specialist from grandparents are Richard F. and Linda R. Sablitz, Col­ men on base in the last of the ninth. The Red Sox were The Quick Success® Weight-Loss Program tliree sisters, Andrea, 9; Laura-Elizabcth, 4'; and Kath­ turned in by Sunday, are being ad­ services for them. Homedeo Inc., will sjjcak on “adapative equipment as chester. Her paternal grandparents are Louis F. and leen Jean, 2>/2. trailing after Bucky Dent’s home run. Rich Gossage was By Rick Santos ministered by Francine Vecchiolla, a “Unless you have people’s helpful tools of care.” Bctty-Ann Perleoni, East Hartford. Her maternal great- MICHAUD, Alexander James, son of James E. and pitching. It was a classic confrontation of a great fastball Manchester Herald Flexible Fits your lifestyle. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerry N. Gates, Liver­ pitcher and a great fastball hitter. Yaz had a good swing, social services consultant who lives responses, you just make judgments Lisa Seay Michaud of 116 Summit St., was bom Sept. 4 in Bolton. ba.sed on your best guess,”she said. pool, N.H. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal but he popped it up. As the ball fell into Graig Nettle’s BOLTON — The town is spend­ glove, the season ended for Boston. Vecchiolla, who holds a master’s She said she wants to remind Effective You'll see results fast. SCHEER, Derek Ryan, son of Teddy D. and Laura grandmother is Sandra Seay, South Windsor. His pater­ ing $2,5(X) for a survey to determine Lottery Almost everyone who remembers that game remem­ degree in social work from the seniors that the information they Kennedy Schcer of 101 F Tudor Lane, was bom Sept. 3 nal grandparents are James A. and Carol Michaud, Ver­ the needs of its senior citizens. Enjoy regular food with your family bers the final out. But do you know what else Yaz did University of Cormecticut and a provide will be kept confidential. Easy at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal non. The town is frequently asked to and friends. that day? He hit a hard single and he lined a home run doctorate in social welfare policy “We’re really not interested in Winning numbers drawn Saturday in New England: grandparents are Erwin and Teresa Kennedy, South PAQUETTE, Emily Grace, daughter of John and apply for funds for services for the just inside the right field foul pole. any specific individuals. We’re Connecticut daily: 042. Play Four: 5989. Windsor. His paternal grandparents are Dctlev and Susan McNccly Paquette, 76 Harriet Drive, CovenU'y, elderly, said First Selectman Robert from Brandcis University, echoed Costs Less Low weekly fee. No Contracts. One of the ^catest ironies, even in Yaz’s Hall of Morra by saying she hopes all resi­ trying to get a grasp on the com­ Massachusetts daily: 5592. Karin Schcer, South Windsor. was bom Sept. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Morra, but the only way to deter­ SADLER, Elaine Helen, daughter of John T. and Fame summer, is that everyone remembers the pop up, dents 60 years or older respond to munity as a whole,“she said. Massachusetts Mcgabucks: 8,10,23,25,33,35. maternal grandparents are Richard and Alice Fairbank, mine the services wanted and C onvenient At a time and place near you. Beverly DcCarli of 16 Lakeside Lane, Bolton, was bom and no one remembers the home run. There is a lesson Vecchiolla said the population of Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) daily: 13 Milford Road and Harold and Elaine McNccly, needed is through a survey. the survey because the town needs 992,1139. Sept. 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Bloomfield. in that. How often we dwell on the pop ups, the failures, to know what the elderly population Bolton’s seniors is estimated at the little things that annoy us. Instead, let’s remember “The elderly population is the Successful Proven effective. Has helped millions. Tri-state Megabucks: 2,3,5,12, 28, 29. grandparents arc Helen and John DcCarli, Ellington. Her PLOURD, Austin Mitchell, son of Mitchell A. and wants and needs betore providing about 400 to 450. the home runs. When you think about your family and most rapidly growing segment of Rhode Island daily: 0357. paternal grandparents are Elaine and John Sadler, 16 Deborah L. Mikkclson Plourd, was bom Sept. 1 at friends, when you think about the people and programs society, and it is especially impor­ Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 6, 23,28,33,35. Lakeside Lane, Bolton. She has a brother, Timothy Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal in your congregation, remember the home runs. tant to be concerned with the needs John. grandparents are Elisabeth and Angelo Mikkclson, SUPER SAVING’S KENNEDY, Omer Matthew Thomas, son of Robert of the elderly,” Morra said. Winning numbers drawn Sunday in New England: Tower Road. His paternal grandjtarcnts arc Richard and The surveys, which were to be Connecticut daily: 517. Play Four: 9502. P. and Tammy Lukas Kennedy of Tolland was bom Audrey Plourd, North Anson, Maine. He has a brother, Rev. Dr. William C. Trench 3 WEEK’S ONLY Sept. 9th to the 30th Scpt.3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Keith, 10 and two sisters, Jillian, 2, and Taylor, 1. 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Tools contaminated Pregnancy poses ; ‘" ‘ S . ■’* ^ ' with radioactivity special problem under investigation % in fighting AIDS WATERFORD (AP) — Northeast Preparedness headquaters feel virus, or HIV, is much larger and Utilities officials say they arc giving everything is being handled proper­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — Doctors treating pregnant women infected docs not pass easily into the fetus. “serious review” to apparent breaks ly,” Bettencourt said. “Unfortunate­ Some researchers suggest that r-’^ in administrative controls that al­ ly the stuff got over there and it with the AIDS virus face “billions” transmission is merely a matter of lowed 50 tools contaminated with shouldn’t have, but they’re getting it of unanswered questions as they luck. Others say the virus passes radioactivity to leave a nuclear out of there.” search for ways to diagnose infec­ tion in the fetus. into the fetus i( the mother releases power. On Sept. 1, NU was fined large amounts of it during pregnan­ The tools, all with relatively low $25,000 for shipping a contaminated Dr. Richard Viscarello, who in the past five years has cared for cy. Transmission might also occur levels of radioactivity, were found water pump to Pennsylvania. The more than 170 pregnant women in­ during delivery or through breast in the a warehouse on Great Neck pump had been used to provide a fected with the AIDS virus, said feeding, doctors say. Road where last week NU found a high-pressure water spray for decon­ doctors are frustrated with the cur­ In a study of 35 pregnant women, contaminated water cannon, com­ tamination of the containment build­ rent medical ignorance on the dis­ Viscarello found the virus in the am- pany officials said. ing at Millstone 1 during its May ease. niolic fluid and in the mother’s •T- Company officials said the inves­ refueling shutdown. i XM “It’s literally like saying I’m just blood in three. tigation into the removal of the tools Five days after that fine, NU an­ as ignorant as you arc,” he said. In one of those three, the vims may be a long one. nounced it had found a water can­ “There are billions of unanswered was also detected in the fetus’s There arc tens of thousands of non, also used for cleaning con­ questions.” blood late in the pregnancy. That pieces of equipment in there,” said taminated areas, with radioactive Doctors cannot easily treat preg­ baby died of acquired immune Anthnoy J. Castagno, a spokesman “hot spot.” nant women who have AIDS be­ deficiency syndrome at 14 months. for NU. which operates three The cannon has one small spot cause it is not known if the drugs The rest of the babies in the study nuclear power plants in Waterford that is giving off a dose of 1 mil- might deform or retard the fetus. arc free of the vims, Viscarello said. and one in Haddam Neck. “Once wc lirem per hour, Castagno said, al­ Nor can they predict which infants The work, still in its early stages, know how much equipment is con­ though that spot was shielded, and will be infected or whether a preg­ suggests that uansmission occurs, at taminated. then wc can go back and the maximum dose that a person nancy will worsen the mother’s least in some cases, during pregnan­ figure out how it left the plant.” standing next to the cannon would health. cy — a viewpoint that is gaining in­ Castagno said no radiation con­ have received would have been 0.1 the Associated Press creasing acceptance. It also shows trols were in place at the warehouse millirem per hour. Viscarello, director of the AIDS that the vims can be in the amniolic because nothing radioactive was A millirem is a measure of radia­ FISHING MISSES — Miss America contestants, including marina on Sunday. Marshall, who lives in Glastonbury and perinatal unit at the Yale School of • n Medicine, is searching for ways to fluid but not in the infant, Viscarello supposed to have been stored there. tion. Under NRC guidelines, a per­ Miss Connecticut, Marlena Marshall, center, pose with ocean won the Miss Vernon title, is flanked by Miss Kansas, Jennifer diagnose infection in the fetus. He said. Castagno said the company would son working in a nuclear plant can fishing reels aboard a 65-foot yacht at the Atlantic City Hedrick, left, and Miss New Jersey, Laura Murray, right. Amniotic fluid is composed post a guard at the warehouse, and receive a maximum of 3,000 mil- and his colleagues are also trying to The Associated Pre.s.s learn why the AIDS virus, HIV, is primarily of urine from the baby, but workers irom Millstone’s health lirems of exposure every three PROTESTERS ESCORTED OUT — U.S. Coast Guard and includes some fluid from the tried to disrupt commissioning ceremonies in New London. physics office have secured the months. passed on in some cases and not security personnel escort a Greenpeace boat away from the mother. Six people were arrested In connection with the protest. building. They are screening the c- “These tools were at a level wc others, with the hope of finding a Trident submarine Pennsylvania Saturday after the protesters Miss America Pageant switches focus way to block transmission. His preliminary work suggests quipment piece by piece to deter­ consider contaminated, but not at a mine whether any more tools might level that’s dangerous,” Castagno The problem takes on a par­ that women sometimes make special have been contaminated, he said. said. “1 don’t think there’s any way ticularly large dimension in New “blocking antibodies” that protect the fetus from HIV infection. These Castagno said it will take three to anyone could have got even close to Promoter putting less emphasis on body and more on brains Haven, where one in every 58 preg­ tiny bits of protein cither jam up four more days to complete the sur­ a maximum dose. There’s no way nant women is infected with the Activists mock sub commissioning virus that causes acquired immune entrances to the baby’s cells or they vey of all equipment in the 50,000 anyone could have got more than a mick to prolong the summer season. By Joyce Venezia conlrovcrsial — swimsuit competi­ environment, health issues, child scoop up the vims and kill it, Vis­ square foot warehouse. small dose.” “We’re trying to close the gap be­ deficiency syndrome. NEW LONDON (AP) — Anti­ formed a flotilla of 10 small boats in aflix an anti-nuclear flag to the side around the submarine. Earlier this The Associated Press tion. abuse, poverty — all the issues wc carello suggested. nuclear activists boarded a flotilla of “Our procedures arc that nothing Castagno said on most of the read about every day,” Horn said. “I tween what some people perceive Many women desperately want to the river. of the submarine when Coast Guard week, seven protesters who said But since he took over the Viscarello and others are now contaminated should ever leave the tools the radiation is only surface was impressed with their serious­ this program to be and the r ^ ity we know if their babies will be infected small boats, including a wooden Several of them floated in a boats arrived with New London they were members of the peace ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — The pageant last year, Horn has aimed to comparing progress of the illnc.ss in replica of the Beatles’ yellow sub­ plant,” Castagno said. “All our ad­ contamination that can be washed ness and concern.” know it is,” Horn said. or if there are any treaunents to wooden replica of the yellow sub­ police aboard. group Ploughshares were arrested people who run the Miss America show off the intelligence of the women who arc not pregnant and marine, and took to the Thames ministrative controls are getting a off at the plant. The judging process also has been He said that the ambitions of prevent infections or slow their ill­ marine made famous by the Beatles. Coast Guardsmen sprayed the after they tried to board the sub. Pageant are faced with a dilemma: beauty queens. Last year, he showed those who are. River to protest the commissioning very serious review right now.” “Health physics personnel are not revised to give more credit to the many contestants speak for themsel­ ness. But there are no answers and A four-piece band on a sailboat protesters briefly with water canons. Greenpeace, which first became proving Miss America has brains clips of contestants’ interviews with few good clues, Viscarello said. Research on pregnancy and AIDS of the Navy’s newest nuclear sub­ played “Anchors Aweigh” and “Yel­ 1^1 Abraham, a spokesman for letting anyone in or out of the contestants’ interviews with a ves. No one was injured, and the rafts known for its “save the whales” and maintaining a television the judges, and the 10 finalists were Experience at Yale-New Haven is slow because scientists must often marine, the USS Pennsylvania. low Submarine.” the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Com­ warehouse until this investigation is asked thought-provoking questions preliminary panel of judges. For instance, five contestants were towed to shore. campaign, has focused recently on audience. Hospital, where most of the state’s wait 15 months after delivery to sec Six of the protesters were arrested The protesters, members of the mission in King of Prussia, Penn., finished,” Castagno said. on live television. Interviews will count for 30 per­ aspire to be attorneys; others want to The New London police arrested criticism of the Trident II program. “The pageant has to continue to infected women end up, suggests if the infant is infected. By that lime, during Saturday’s commissioning environmental and anti-nuclear said Saturday that the company has Castagno said the most disturbing cent of the final night’s competition. be a doctor, a medical researcher Abigail A. Gage, 26, of Jamaica They have argued that the missiles be an entertainment vehicle,” said This year, Horn has gone one step that 25 percent to 30 percent of their the mother’s antibodies arc out of ceremonies when they crossed a group Greenpeace, waved banners been keeping regulators informed thing about the situation is that con­ Talent will weigh 40 percent, and and a pharmacist. More than a dozen Plains, Mass.; Shannon Thompson, are not as accurate as originally director Leonard Horn. “If it turned further. Each of the 51 contestants babies will be infected with the the child’s system. safely barrier and steered their rafts that read “USS Expensylvania,” and about the progress of the survey. taminated tools left the plant. He evening gown and swimsuit each sec their future on stage. 21, of Camden, Maine; James Roof, touted by the Navy, and that their into a two-hour documentary, has submitted an essay outlining AIDS virus. But experience offers too close to the $1.2 billion Tri- “No SenSe Nuclear Navy.” 30, of Cambridge, Mass.; Miriam The last report he received was said the company will determine will count for 15 percent. Swimsuits Miss America 1989, Gretchen The studies have received a boost destructive capability is unnecessary nobody would tunc in.” what issues she might want to take a Elizabeth Carlson, is a Stanford no guidelines on why or when they denl-missile-firing sub. “We want to mock the ceremony Steinberg, 26, of Rochester, N.Y.; that 20 contaminated tools had been whether the tools were “frisked” im­ have never counted for so little. recently, however, because of a new because of the promise of U.S. The 69-ycar-old pageant, which stand on during her year as Miss University student who plays classi­ become infected. About 100 peace activists were on and we also want to make our Steven Heath, 31, of Newport, R.I., agreements with the Soviet Union. found, “but the fact that they found properly, whether the radiation Less emphasis on body and more technique called polymerase chain airs nationally on NBC-TV Satur­ America 1990. The winner will have cal violin and hopes to attend law In fact, women who have several reaction that allows scientists to test hand to mock the the commissioning point,” said Shannon Fagan, a and Lynda Frawndlich, 24, of “Right now we’re making some more doesn’t surprise monitors are working correctly, or on brains represents a far cry from day, will still capture loyal audien­ the opportunity to use her reign as a school. children have had unpredictable pat­ for the presence of the vims, not just of the 560-fool-long submarine, Greepeace organizer. “W :’re com­ Jamaica Plains, Mass., in connection progress in arms control,” Eagan anybody,” he said. whether there is some other problem the “bathing beauty” pageant started ces with dazzling evening gowns, soap box to promote her cause, he This year’s celebrity judges in­ terns of infecting some children and the antibodies. which will be based in Kings Bay, mitted to the cancellation of the Tri­ with the protest. said. “It’s lime we made progress in “Clearly, regulations provide for that allowed the tools to leave the by Atlantic City businessmen. It was Ga. The Pennsylvania is the second these things being under proper con­ plant. the 10 finalists’ talent performances said. originally held the weekend after clude developer Donald Trump, not others. dent program. Even though we All six were charged with first- naval arms control. There’s tremen­ A woman who is infected with Using that test, Viscarello is ballistic missile submarine equipped trol, and we would have preferred “Once we figure out how many and the evcr-popular — albeit ever- “Many of the essays deal with the Labor Day as a public relations gim- entertainer Merv Griffin, TV make light of the Pennsylvania, it’s degree criminal trespass, police said. dous controversy about the B-2 the AIDS virus makes tiny an­ trying to sample fetal blood, am­ to carry the Trident II missile, which they had been in this case, but so far tools arc contaminated, the next step psychologist Joyce Brothers, acces­ the taxpayers’ money that’s being Gage, Thompson and Roof were bomber, which costs half a billion tibodies to the virus that pass easily niotic fluid and placenta to sec if he is intended to have a range of up to wasted.” there is no indication anyone has is to go back and try to figure out ses Phylicia Rashad and Debbie also charged with reckless operation dollars per plane. This costs $1.3 Allen, baseball great Mike Schmidt through the placenta to the infant. can diagnose infection. If doctors 4,000 miles and accuracy of within When the Navy fired its guns to been harmed,” Abraham said. what happened,” Castagno said. of a motor vessel, police said. Police billion per sub, and nobody’s talking Builders, conservationists spar and journalist Claudia Cohen. All infants bom to infected mothers could diagnose infection in the 200 yards. mark the launching of its sub, the He said occasionally other said the protesters would likely face about it.” Co-hosts are Gary Collins and test positive for these antibodies. fetus, they could treat the mothers “Fleet ballistic missile sub­ protesters used sling shots to fire nuclear plant operators have allowed Female firefighter federal charges as well. Garrett, in his remarks at the com­ Miss America 1971 Phyllis George. But human immunodeficiency carrying infected infants. marines, and particularly our Trident fake missiles from their own fake Police said the six were released missioning, acknowledged recent contaminated tools and other items over excess water company land submarines and the men who take submarine. At the same time, six after posting bail and are scheduled improvements in sujxjrpwwer rela­ to get into unsecured areas. on Job in Westport them to sea, are the heart and soul of protesters in three inflatable rafts to appear in New London Superior tions, but expressed skepticism. “Happily, it happens rarely, but it WESTPORT (AP) — A 35-ycar- HARTFORD (AP) — The future Since 1986, the state has allocated purity of the water. our deterrent,” Navy Secretary H. deliberately crossed over the safety Court Sept. 18. does happen,” Abraham said. old mother of two has been sworn in of nearly 8,000 acres of un­ $37 million to the trust fund for land Bridgeport Hydraulic officials Lawrence Garrett III told a crowd of barriers the Coast Guard had set up “None of these steps toward a Abraham said the NRC will Greenpeace organizers had said better relationship changes the basic as the first female firefighter in the developed land owned by water for recreation or open space and the said the 2,700 acres would be sold about 1,000 at the commissioning. about 50 yards from the submarine. review reports filed by its resident town. companies remains undecided and bonding commission has approved earlier this week that they planned a facts today that the Soviet Union over a 20-year period provided the About a quarter of a mile from the One of the rafts reached the sub­ inspectors before it decides whether both developers and conservationists the purchase of more than 2,100 company receives the necessary per­ protest but that they would not at­ remains and will continue to remain Alyssa Bloom of Norwalk, who The Annulli Manchester Classic giant submarine, the protesters marine, and protesters were trying to punitive action is necessary. arc looking for a piece of the action. acres at a total cost of $17.5 million. mits. tempt to enter the safety zone our greatest potential adversary for joined the Westport Fire Department Waterford First Selectman Thursday, will take a five-week State Consumer Counsel James F. About 5,000 acres with a price tag The Ansonia-Derby Water Co., the forseeable future. And make no Golf Group thanks the following sponsors Lawrence J. Bettencourt said NU Meehan said there are between of $26 million are being reviewed which owns about 3,800 acres, has mistake about it, the Soviet Union is state certification course before has kept him informed about the 7,(XX) and 8,000 acres of land that a formidable military jxtwer.” being assigned to a fire station. for possible purchase, Carothers sold more that 200 acres to the for their generous support of the Forest destroyed by storm situation also. could be sold off because it has been said. towns of Ansonia, Bethany and The nuclear submarine is the It 11 be challenging, knowing “I was concerned at the beginning deemed no longer necessary to en­ With land prices high, state en­ Derby. It also has a contract to sell fourth jMavy vessel to bear the name every day’s work will be different,” August 28, 1989 tournament at the because we weren’t sure what was sure adequate water supplies or to Pennsylvania. Bloom said. “I’ll be serving several vironmental officials know that stale 150 acres to the town of Seymour. sparks debate in Cornwall happening. But we at the Civil purposes, not just one function.” keep drinking water free of pollu­ money for open-space acquisitions “We don’t really have to seek tion. is limited. They must choose lands buyers,” said John Crawford, a com­ Manchester Country Club The water companies plan to sell carefully, weighing factors such as pany spokesman. “Enough interest By Dean Golembeski Thursday to get a firsthand look at area to see the foliage and visit the the land for various reasons includ­ forcstryccies or ary values, or the is shown in the land ... because of for the benefit of The Associated Press the damage. Bahr said that what she bridge. DON’T MONKEY ing raising money to pay for filtra­ need to protect uncommon wildlife the atu-aclivcness of these particular saw was tragic, and Dakin, who The Cathedral Pines was lesser tion plants required under recent species or a rushing stream. holdings. The American Diabetes Association CORNWALL — Two months tagged along with the group, known outside the Cornwall area, AROUND... safe-drinking water laws or to satis­ The utilities planning or consider­ “They’re large pieces that have have passed since a frightening tor­ believes the tour opened many eyes. but it also attracted numerous hikers fy profit-minded investors. ing selling excess land include the been well maintained. It’s also why nado decimated a preserve of 200- Dakin will learn whether that is and other sightseers. Many of the Developers seek the land for Ansonia-Derby Water Co., which we think the municipalities and the Orlando Annulli Manchester Oil The Cardinals, Inc. year-old white pines, but the passing the case on Tuesday, when town and trees toppled by the storm stood Try Our Pay-By-Mail housing or industry, while conser­ has begun shedding 928 acres; state would be atu-acted to them,” vationists value them because they Waterbury’s municipal water depart­ Crawford said. & Sons Heat of lime has done little to ease the conservancy officials will meet at well over 100 feet tall, and their A. Ravmond Zerio fears of local residents. nature group’s office in Middletown destmclion has left an estimated 1 often are undeveloped and contain ment, which may sell 220 acres; and Water company lands arc worth Program... the New Canaan Water Co., which They worry that in the wake of to discuss possible solutions. Dakin million board feet lying on the ecologically valuable natural fea­ thousands of dollars an acre; in SNET Yellow Pages Regal Men’s Shop & Sons said he will present the town’s argu­ tures such as wetlands and streams. plans to sell more than 200 acres, in­ some cases an acre can sell for tens the storm a fire will be sparked in ground. II makes paying your subscription easier j n ments and piossibly leave with a set­ “It’s a huge issue, especially in cluding 42 acres for development. of thousands of dollars. the area known as Cathedral Pines, Since the storm, however, the you InsteaO o( paying your carrier every 2 Grotly Chevrolet The Balf Companv C & I) tlement. Fairfield County. Wc have practical­ The New Haven-based South endangering the lives of people forest has been closed to prevent weeks you can simply write a check for 3 Meehan said he wants ratepayers Contruetion Co. “We are hopeful they will do ly no holdings in that area of the Central Regional Water Authority whose property borders the 42-acre sightseers from being injured. months 6 months or a full year drop it in the to receive the gains and believes the Cardinal Buick The Hartford some cleanup,” Dakin said. “We feel Calhoun said the closing of the area stale,” said Leslie Carolhers, stale and the Hartford-based Metropolitan forest. mail Then you can forget about having ready department’s policy should be to Raymond J. there is a very high potential of fire, and the sight of ravaged u-ees should environmental protection commis­ District Commission, both publicly Co 11 rant The land is strewn with a tangle rash to pay your carrier answering the door' help maintain undeveloped land in Robert J. Smith, Inc. of busted trees and uprooted trunks. and also a liability risk.” be a matter of concern to the conser­ sioner. owned, have no plans for large-scale Tangnay, Atty wheruifs inconvenient or being ai home to keeping with the DEP’s goal of Charles C. Hart The hot, summer sun has made Leslie N. Corey, executive direc­ vancy. The slate has recently made land sales to developers. preserving open space. Economy Electric pay your bill Investor-owned water utilities, branches brittle and dried pine need­ tor of the conservancy’s Connecticut “It’s going to be viewed by a lot WE WILL NOTIFY strides in seeking to preserve water Seed Co. J & D Real Estate Co. chapter, has said in the past that his of people,” she said. “It’s not going company land. Last month, the state such as Bridgeport Hydraulic and Under state law, a neighboring Supply, Inc. les until they crumble to the touch. Simply complete the coupon below and send YOUR CARRIER group won’t change its hands-off to help their cause at all.” made its first large purchase using Ansonia-Derby, are more apt to sell water company has the first pur­ The fact that the land looks much It to us or if you would like more information th at you are a Clarke-Warren PGA Richard S. (A)iiti, Attv as it did in the hours after the tor­ policy in Cornwall, unless a fire Calhoun realiz.es that others don’t the Recreation and Natural Hcriutge land, Meehan said. chase rights if a water company Pagani’s Bolton on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ p a y-b y-m ail wants to abandon a source of water. nado struck July 10 has pitted local hazard or other danger can be share her opinion, particularly CUSTOMER. Trust fund, buying a 382-acrc tract Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. owns Insurance .Agenev tion Department 647-9946 After initial pay- The municipality in which the land Pizza Barihault Jewelms townspeople against naturalists. demonstrated. Thomas G. Siccama, director of in Trumbull from the Bridgeport about 18,(X)0 acres in Fairfield, “V/e are trying to understand and field studies at Yale University’s • ent and prior to expiration you will be billed Hydraulic Co. for $9.3 million. The Litchfield and New Haven counties. is located gets the second chance, Borgida, Goldberg 1 They debate whether man should (iordon Signs come to terms with a lot of issues About 2,700 acres of that are con­ and the state the third. If all pass it Forest Package clear the ravaged preserve, or if na­ School of Forestry and Environmen­ town of Trumbull has agreed to pay & Bartoletta, CPAs surrounding this,” Bahr said. tal Studies. Siccama wants the forest J $4.1 million toward purchase of the sidered surplus, no longer needed to up, the land can be put on the open Store ture should be allowed to run its “Fire experts say there is no im­ ensure adequate supplies or the market. (barter Chevrolet course. left untouched so that his students land. Cummings Insurance “Mother Nature can be kind of mediate threat of fire because the can study it, but Calhoun and Dakin If I would like to pay by mail foi . Manchester Herald subscription Please begin Donald Genovesi wood is still wet. However, come call that unrealistic. Magovem (k)., Inc. cruel at limes, but wc don’t have to pay-by-mail subscription 6r Insurance Agency Sullivan & Companv encourage it,” says First Selectman spring that might be another story,” “He’s living in an ivory tower,” 2,000 seek 24 renovated apartments she said. Dakin said towns sur­ Calhoun said. People’s Bank Richard B. Dakin. He wants the land Enclosed please find payment fo' J.C. Penney Co. Marlow’s cleared to remove a fire hazard as rounding Cornwall have been put on Carrier Delivery HARTFORD (AP) — Driven by CDC Equity Corp., a West Hartford 1,600 applications had been dis- Dry W'all Unlimited well as the threat of trees falling on notice that their help will be needed financial company, and Bronson & trubled and more than 2,0(X) people in the event of a fire. The □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 months ‘46 20 ■ year 92 40 a shortage of affordable housing, W Sieffert’s Manchester Herald passing motorists. Hulcnsky, a Hanford development had visited the church. firefighters in the other towns will Ultralight crash 2,000 people lined up outside a city Manchester State The forest hasn’t been cleared for Senior Citizens. company, to renovate the apart­ •Appliances come at once and won’t wait for the church in hopes of renting one of the Kelly said some applicants were Journal Inquirer the past 22 years at the request of its □ 3 months ‘21 56 □ 6 months ‘43 12 □ 1 year ‘86 24 sharing apartments and wanted their Bank normal telephone call requesting injures man, 41 24 renovated apartments on Asylum ments. owner. The Nature Conservancy, a Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip AmriMot . Aetna provided financing for the own place to live, but others were Manchester Sand & their assistance, Dakin said. NORFOLK (AP) — A 41-year- Avenue. worldwide environmental group that purchase of the apartments in 1988. trying to upgrade their housing. He Daniel Reale Inc. Shepard Steel (’o. Nancy Calhoun, whose Cathedral old Norfolk man suffered internal Motor Route Delivery; Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months “There is such a shorUige of Gravel buys land to protect it from develop­ Hill Housing is also part of a joint said the Asylum apartments were at­ Pines Farm shares a 1,900-foot bor­ injuries when his ultralight aircraft decent, affordable housing,” said Realtors ment. The group designated venture working on the Sigourney der with the forest, shares Dankin’s Beverly Beaulieu, vice president of tractive because the management is Manchester Cathedral Pines as a natural area, crashed at a campground, siaic N am e Mews project. The Connecticut sUongly anti-drug and the apart­ MCI/CASSON- concern over the possibility of a fire. police said. the Hill Housing board. “These Evergreen Lawns meaning no reforesting and cleanup Housing Finance Authority loaned ments are in an active, caring com­ MATAVA Powerwash, Ine. She also sees reasons to be optimis­ Address Apt people are not here because they can be done. Only the clearing of James A. Torrey was in stable money for the work at Asylum and munity. tic that a solution will be found. have nothing to do.” Glastonhurv Oil Co. roads has been allowed. condition at Winsled Memorial the stale Department of Housing Referring to the ongoing scandal Allan D. Savings Batik of “They’re listening. They’re being City ,Z'P. P hone. The Asylum Avenue apartments Hospital early today, a hospital supplied money for the other two at the U.S. Department of Housing “We would rather that the land very concerned,” she said of conser­ spokeswoman said. are part of a nearly $20 million, Bob Riley Oldsmohile Manchester projects. and Urban Development, Beaulieu Thomas, Attv slay natural, unfortunately in this vancy officials. State police said the cause of the MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL three-phase project to renovate Starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, Hill said she was upset that well-con­ case we don’t know if we can do Cornwall, located in Connec­ crash Saturday, at the Robin Hill apartments. The second phase is 78 John Tiernev ABA/PC r Corp. Housing began letting 150 people at nected consultants were paid East Hartford that,” said Susan Bahr, the conser­ ticut’s northwest comer about 40 Campground, was unknown. units at Sigourney Mews, which will a time into the church basement to hundreds of thousands of dollars for Funeral Home vancy’s development coordinator. miles from Hartford, is best known Ultralight planes are like The Manchester Herald take applications in October, and 57 Welding Prestige Printing view a 17-minule videotape and take steering federal funds to favored Bahr and other conservancy offi­ for its historic covered bridge. Eiach motorized hang gliders. A pilot’s P O Box 591 • Manchester CT 06040 units at Willard and Ashley sTrccts, application forms. developers when so many people cials loured the devastated forest on fall, thousands of tourists flood the license is not required to fly one. which will open in 1990. Aetna Life & Casualty Co. joined By early afternoon, Kelly said need housing. 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept 11. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Sept. 11, 1989 — 7 NATION & WORLD Air safety panel recommends retrofitting DC series WASHINGTON (AP) — A some foreign aviation safety offi­ James Brown, spokesman for DC-10s, which entered commercial fatigue were found. DC-10. That study is aimed at deter­ government-industry task force, cials. The regulatory agency is ex­ American Airlines which par­ fleets in 1971 and are no longer in For Boeing planes, the FAA is­ mining whether design changes are reporting today on aging airliners, pected to adopt the McDonnell Flag issue ticipated in the task force, said the production. sued a scries of “airworthiness needed to increase the safety of recommends mandatory work to in­ Douglas recommendations for U.S. Apartment plans recommendations include “terminat­ The Boeing recommendations directives” initially affecting 115 hydraulic systems during explosive crease the safety of older DC-8, airlines, and most' foreign carriers ing actions (parts replacements) that called for $800 million worth of airliners and others as they age or engine failures or problems with are likely to comply. alive in DC-9 and DC-10 jetliners, officials need to be made on Douglas mandatory work on more than 1,300 accumulate flying hours. other components. .say. A third study will cover older air­ products as they age.” early 747, 737 and 727 airliners, The decision to set up the task for the homeless liners built by other manufacturers. The group proposes parts replace­ An industry analyst, Paul Turk of amounting to about $600,000 for forces came after an Aloha Airlines A loss of hydraulic systems, Congress ment and other work on 1,500 AVMARK Inc., said mandatory each aircraft. Airlines said most of 737 with nearly 90,(XK) flights lost necessary to guide an airliner, McDonnell Douglas airliners, its ad­ Details of the McDonnell work on McDonnell Douglas the alterations were already ac­ an 18-foot section of fuselage in an figured in the July 19 crash of a WASHINGTON (AP) — Outrage bring opposition vice resembling recommendations Douglas study were being released aircraft should be less extensive than complished or scheduled. April 1988 flight over Hawaii. A DC-10 at Sioux City, Iowa, that over the Supreme Court’s flag-burn­ already made by another task force at a news conference today by the that required for Boeing models be­ flight attendant was sucked out of killed 112 people. Investigators ing decision is subsiding, but legis­ for Boeing airliners, said govern­ Air Transport Association, which cause “the Douglas construction When the FAA adopted the report the plane and killed, but the aircraft believe disintegration of the plane’s MARYLAND CITY, Md. (AP) lation to undo the ruling still stands delayed release of the property to ment and industry officials familiar represents airlines. philosophy is heavier” with fewer on Boeing planes, it marked a major landed with no other fatalities. tail engine cau.scd the loss of con­ — A construction industry group’s an excellent chance of approval in the federal department while en­ with the task force’s yearlong work. ATA .spokesman Tim Neale said corrosion problems. change in the government’s ap­ The McDonnell Douglas task trol. proposal for overcoming homeless­ Congress, lawmakers say. vironmental issues were inves­ The Federal Aviation Administra­ the report docs not differ significant­ AVMARK lists 306 DC-8s, which proach to aging airliners. force work is separate from a review Anthony Broderick, FAA as­ ness would be little more than a con­ “If you vote against this law, they tigated. tion, which made the Boeing recom­ ly from the study of older Boeing were first built in 1958, as still car­ Previously, the FAA had required by another government-industry sociate administrator, said last week centration camp for the unfortunate, could say you’re for burning of the In a victory for the home builders, mendations mandatory in May, par­ jetliners and is primarily based on a rying passengers or freight periodic inspections with replace­ group ordered last month by FAA the task force study would have no opponents say. flag,” said Rep. Sonny Montgomery, the GSA on Sept. 1 authorized the ticipated in the latest group along review of service bulletins issued by throughout the world; 888 DC-9s, ment required only when corrosion, Administrator James B. Bu.scy of all bearing on the Iowa crash since age But officials of the Home D-Miss., voicing the concern of department to begin lease negotia­ with airlines, manufacturers and the manufacturer. fir.st manufactured in 1964; and 372 cracking or other signs of metal wide-bodied airliners, including the of the airliner was not a factor. Builders Association of Maryland many lawmakers that the issue tions with the home builders’ as­ say the $6.9 million complex of f r m ------remains potent despite evidence the sociation. uproar that greeted the June 21 modest apartments they want to “We’ve never doubted the ap­ ruling has subsided. build on surplus federal land would plicant’s compassion. We simply Clean air proposal show people who have nowhere to Reagan Even though House and Senate doubt their common sense,” said leaders expect legislation to pass, live how to become independent. Brad Fitch, McMillan’s spokesman. many lawmakers who spent August “We have the expertise and ability 'The thickly wooded site lacks at home on recess say they heard lit­ to help the homeless, and innovative water and sewage service, has no ac­ begins journey recovers tle about the issue from constituents. techniques that could be used if the cess to public transportation or so­ “My constituents couldn’t care government would just let us,” said cial services and is accessible only less about a superficial issue like Frank Miano, executive vice presi­ by a dirt road. through Congress flag-burning," said Rep. Major dent of the association’s non-profit Housing America Through Train­ rapidly Owens, D-N.Y. subsidiary. Housing America ing has pledged to build its own '**»*!"• Through Training. road and sewage treatment plant, dig WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ tougher over objections of the auto Rep. Phil Crane, R-Ill., said the Residents and local office's have ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) — a well and organiz.e a shuttle bus dent Bush’s proposal to rid cities of industry? Waxman wants to drop a matter was “an abstraction to most lined up against what Anne Arundel Former President Reagan is rapidly service. The home builders’ smog, spare lakes and trees from proposal to average pollution emis­ people. I doubt you can find one County Executive James Lighthizer recovering from surgery to remove proposal also includes a day-care acid rain and control poisonous air­ sions by engine categories. He person in a million who has wit­ said would quickly become a fluid from the surface of his brain center, a playground and social ser­ borne chemicals begins a long and wants to double the current nessed someone desecrating the regional site serving hordes of the but won’t be released from St. vice workers to help residents find tortuous journey through Congress manufacturers’ warranty on anti­ Hag.” homeless from Washington, D.C., Marys Hospital until at least Tues­ jobs and homes of their own. this week. pollution equipment from 5(),(K)0 and elsewhere. day, his spokesman said. But many Americans, particularly The group applied to lease the Upcoming clashes over the clean miles to 1(X),(X)0 miles. And he “They have to yank these people Reagan will “go home when the veterans’ groups, are still angry. parcel under the McKinney Act, air bill will pit environmentalists favors expanding a Bush proposal out of the cities where they come doctors tell him he can,” sptokesman “People are incensed,” said Sen. which requires the government to against industry, region against for requiring use of altenialive Christopher Bond, R-Mo. “They from and concentrate them in a Mark Weinberg said Sunday. make surplus land available for uses region and powerful lawmakers motor fuels. Weinberg said he knows of no still want to sec action quickly.” remote section of a suburban coun­ that benefit the homeless. against their colleagues. But when ty. It’s a concentration camp for —Toxic chemicals. Should the further procedures planned for Laurie Betz, spokeswoman for the the fight is over, the nation may legislation cover more substances In its 5-4 ruling, the court over­ people who are down on their luck,” Reagan. turned a Texas law under which a builders, pointed out that it was have the first major revision in the than the Bush legislation, force The 78-year-old former president Lighthiz.er said. Congress, not her group, that made law since 1977. protester was charged for burning a No one need go homeless in the companies in all cases to install ex­ had a restful night and awoke short­ flag at the 1984 Republican National the land available for the homeless. A House subcommittee Tuesday pensive anti-pollution equipment, ly after 6:30 a.m. Sunday, Weinberg county because the county govern­ “I think a lot of people think if we Convention in Dallas. will be the first panel to tackle the direct the chemical industry to better said. After breakfast, he read ment will pay for a motel room for withdraw the proposal, it will go With legislation to protect the flag Bush legislation, which proposes to prepare for accidental spills, and newspapers and visited with his anyone who cannot be accom­ away,” she said. “It won’t.” ready to begin moving through Con­ reduce the main component of acid eliminate economic considerations brother-in-law Dr. Richard Davis, modated in shelters, Lighthizer said. rain, sulfur dioxide, by 10 million gress this week, the only question But the home builders group con­ Maryland City’s 8,500 residents in setting emissions stxuidards? The Associated Press then had lunch with his wife, Nancy, — already living near a prison, a tons over the next decade, and force apf)earcd to be whether Congress STORE DESTROYED — Orfilia de Vallejos, Medellin, Colombia. Colombian soldiers tends its “transitional housing” —Acid rain. Should customers of GET WELL WISHES — Former President Weinberg said. juvenile detention center and an severely polluted cities to take pol­ at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., Sun­ would submit a constitutional left, is comforted by Hugo Renas Sunday continued their effort against the drug would be far more than a shelter. polluting power plants in nine states Reagan also walked unassisted emergency homeless shelter — lution-cutting measures that would pay a disproportionate share of the Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy read day. Reagan underwent surgery Friday to outside his room, watched football amendment to the states for ratiPica- after their liquor store was destroyed in a barons this weekend with more raids. Residents would be taught construc­ change residents’ lifestyles. tion in addition to widely exfjcctcd resent the implication that they arc cost of cleaning up acid rain emis­ some of the get-well cards he has received remove fluid from his brain. on television, wrote letters, posed bomb attack by suspected drug traffickers in tion trades and building manage­ Also, for the first time, the passage of a law. hard-hearted because they object to sions? Under the Bush legislation, for a photographe' while wearing a ment skills so that they could help measure would control poisonous build and maintain the complex. this project, said Ray Smallwood, the brunt of the cost would be paid Minnesota Twins cap and read some An amendment would have to be president of the Maryland City Civic chemical substances that can cause The organiz.ation obtained condi­ by electric customers in Ohio, Pen­ of the hundreds of greeting cards he approved by a two-thirds majority of Association. cancer and other devastating dis­ nsylvania, Indiana, West Virginia, From tin cans to high tech, has received since entering the tional approval from the federal the House and Senate and by 34 of “Most people here would take eases. Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, Ten­ hospital Friday. Colombia OKs extradition Department of Health and Human the 50 states, while a law requires someone into their homes if they Other key issues before Congress nessee, and Georgia. Services on July 28 to build up to simple majority votes of the House were in trouble,” Smallwood said. this week are the president’s defense On Sunday, Environmental “The team of Mayo Clinic 300 units on a 35-acre surplus parcel budget, the controversial nomination Bath yards means destoyers physicians and nurses managing and Senate and the president’s sig­ “We come out as the criminals — Protection Agency Administrator of Fort George G. Meade, about nature. for 3 more drug traffickers against everything that’s good, apple of Donald P. Gregg as ambassador William Reilly defended the President Reagan’s care ... report halfway between Washington and to South Korea, a permanent smok­ that he continues to make an excel­ The proposed law, on which pic and everything. But it’s the most propo.sal to require alternate fuels in BATH, Maine (AP) — The Bath squadron are scheduled to join him vival, the 8,500-lon Arlcigh Burke Baltimore. ing ban on domestic airline flights lent recovery,” Weinberg said. House debate begins Tuesday, far-fetened thing we’ve ever heard the worst-polluted cities, saying Iron Works built 83 destroyers in at a post-launch dinner. was designed with a more expensive BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — In At the request of U.S. Rep. Tom and a proposed statute to prohibit On Friday, surgeons drilled a hole would impose unspxjcified fines and believed to have drastically than 2 years, Eduardo Martinez of,” he said. “It’s not fair to the truly “there is no other way” to curb World War II, more than turned out Known as “31-Knot Burke” for all-steel superstructure instead of a new push against cocaine barons, McMillan, the Democrat who flag burning. in Reagan’s skull to remove a buil­ up to a year in prison for anyone diminished the reputed drug barons’ Romero, was flown to Atlanta on homeless. They’re going to be in a smog. by all the shipyards of Japan. This the speed with which he pushed his one that was part aluminum and Colombia signed extradition orders wealth. represents Anne Arundel County, Rep. Mike Synar, D-Okla., mem­ dup of blood. Weinberg said the who “knowingly mutilates, defaces, Wednesday to stand trial on charges spot where nobody likes them. ... Appearing on NBC’s “Meet the week it launches the lead ship in the destroyers in pursuit of the would be more prone to splintering for three alleged traffickers and the the General Services Administration ber of the House Energy and Com­ problem stemmed from a July 4 ac­ bums or tramples upon any flag of For the first time since the drug of laundering millions of cocaine No one’s going to accept them.” Press,” Reilly said alternative fuels Navy’s new class of destroyers, Japanese, Burke h ^ kept tabs on the and fire damage. Designers also army seized ranches, cattle, show cident in which Reagan was thrown the United States.” '•weep began, eight A-37 jets dollars for the Medellin cartel. merce environment subcommittee, such as methanol and ethanol can hailed as the world’s most advanced design and construction of the ship built in belter protection against horses, fighting cocks and an idyllic donated last week by the United The three awaiting extradition said, “there’s going to be a lot of compete economically with surface combat ship and 200 times that will bear his name. nuclear blast, radioactive fallout and by a bucking horse and hit his head. Democratic leaders say cnacunent island estate. States were used in rcconnaisance have five days to appeal the order. posturing” in the panel’s hearings gasoline. more expensive than those built here Wide-beamed with a low profile, chemical warfare agents. The fluid was detected during a of a law could defuse a potential If carried out, the extraditions to flights over the properties, Colom­ Martinez appealed and lost. this week. Before compromises are The petroleum industry contends 4>/2 decades ago. the 466-fool ship bears little routine physical examination. political bombshell without eroding the United States would be the bian television repxjrtcd. The drug cartels have vowed to NEED SOME EXTRA made, “there are politics that have to the alternative fuels propo.sal would Sailor-turned-shipbuilder Bob resemblance to the earlier genera­ Haggctt says ships of the future Reagan’s neurosurgeon, mean­ First Amendment rights, although second sucb action by the govern­ “We are going to keep the kill judges and businessmen if the be considered as well as personal put its members at an unfair disad­ Bourget spent three years aboard tions of destroyers. The roughly $l must have capabilities far more ad­ while, said an earlier brain clot had ment of President Virgilio Barco vanced than those of today’s fleet. civil libertarians and the American seizures up,” said an officer with the government keeps up its crackdown, friendships of people who are going vantage against the makers of the one of the “tin can” destroyers billion it cost to build is more than been detected but it had healed on Bar Association say the proposed since it declared war three weeks its own without an operation. The 4th Army Brigade, one of the units which began on Aug. 18 after drug- to have long careers together,” he other fuels. Methanol, for in.stance, produced in Bath during the war, so double the price of all of the “They have to be able to detect, ago on the drug cartels that supply SPENDING MONEY!! New York Times reported today. law is still too restrictive. carrying out die anti-drug opera­ backed assassins killed Sen. Luis said. is derived from natural gas or coal. he speaks from experience when he desu-oyers built here in World War engage and eliminate targets that most of the world’s cocaine. tions. He asked not to be identified Carlos Galan, the leading presiden­ Synar is among nine Energy and prai.ses the combat capability of the The neurosurgeon. Dr. Thoralf M. But President Bush and other Meanwhile, the Senate Ap­ II, when the yard turned out one can come from any direction, at al­ The crackdown has unleashed the for security reasons. tial candidate and an anti-drug Newspaper routes available ships built in this small city along Sundt, said Sunday the first clot was Republican leaders, backed by Commerce Committee members propriations defense subcommittee every 17 days at the height of most any speed and in large num­ fury of the wealthy drug lords, espe­ He said 49 properties, including crusader. the Kennebec River. smaller and in a different area of the veterans’ groups including the trying to steer a middle ground be­ is to vote Tuesday on the president’s production. bers. A lot of inferior ships out there cially in the city of Medellin where ranches, mansions, and estates, have But the Barco government has in your area... Bourget was on the USS Stembel, brain than the one removed Friday. American Legion, say they doubt tween the two main combatants: defense package that stresses big- While critics suggest the nation in the kind of battle a destroyer is daily bombings and shootings ter­ been confiscated and 26 people ar­ defied the threats and enlisted the seeing action in the Pacific from Because of the first clot, brain tests the legislation would survive a court subcommittee Chairman Henry A. ticket items such as Star Wars, the might be better served by a larger designed to engage in would be rorize residents who have been rested in the past two weeks. support of the United States, the Waxnian, D-Calif., the champion of Tarawa to Okinawa before returning were included as part of the check­ challenge. They are pu.shing a con­ Earn money and prizes by B-2 stealth bomber and the MX and number of smaller, less expensive meaningless. living under a nighttime curfew for The three alleged traffickers who largest drug consumer. environmental organizations: and Midgelman nuclear missiles. home to build ships at BIW. Bourget up, Sundt said. stitutional amendment. two weeks. ships. Navy and BIW officials main­ “This ship is as capable as Colombia says are wanted in the 'The Bush administration is giving delivering the the chairman of the full committee, The full Senate is to vote on the says the durable destroyer is still in tain the Arleigh Burke destroyers Reagan’s spokesman had not 'The most-wanted cocaine chief­ perhaps 20 or 40 ships that arc of an Majority Leader George Mitchell, United States are not believed to be Colombia’s narcotics forces $65 John D. Dingell, D-Mich., who Gregg nomination as ambassador to service with iha Argentine navy. are being built for the type of war­ previously disclosed the earlier tains remain at large and it doesn’t older design,” he said. D-Maine, has scheduled a Senate high-ranking but are said to be ac­ million worth of military equipment, Manchester Herald usually expresses concerns of the South Korea. The one-time aide to “That’s the .same kind of ship fare in which threats from aircraft, blood clot, detected in early July by appear the government knows where vote on the amendment for Oct. 16. tive in the Medellin cartel, supplier which includes planes, helicopters, auto, utility and other industries. then-Vice President Bush has denied tliey’re going to get there except submarines and surface ships must doctors in Los Angeles, where they are despite a $250,000 reward The Arlcigh Burke program is In the House, Republicans and of most of the cocaine sold on U.S. jeeps and weapons, for the cam­ in your neighborhood. Among the issues to be argued under oath allegations that he was with a lot more technology,” Bour­ be dealt with instantly. Reagan lives. offered for information on their also seen as the key to future Democrats were exploring a tradeoff streets. paign. before the subcommittee: involved in Oliver North’s secret get said, pointing to the ways cra­ “It’s really the first surface ship whereabouts. prosperity of the 105-year-old The Reagans on Saturday sent a in which the leadership would allow An official of the government’s But in the three weeks of fighting, Call today to get more details. —Should the Bush anti-pollution operation to resupply the dling the Navy’s new destroyer, the that’s been designed and built to shipyard, which has found itself message of good wishes to Mother a vote on the constitutional amend­ But the army continues confiscat­ Drug Council, created to deal with neither the government nor traffick­ requirements for cars be made Nicaraguan rebels. Arlcigh Burke. meet the warfare requirements of the competing for a dwindling number Teresa, who was hospitalized in Cal­ ment and the GOP minority would ing the lavish properties the fugitive narcotics trafficking, said authorities ers appear to be making much head­ The new ship is to be launched 21st century,” said William E. Hag- of Navy contracts at a time when cutta, India, after suffering a heart drop plans to oppose the statute. cocaine traffickers left behind. signed the extradition order on the way and cocaine-linked violence ap­ .Saturday in a ceremony that will gett, BIW chaimian and chief ex­ attack. Over the weekend at least five 647-9946 civilian ship construction is virtually three — two men and a woman — pears to be on the rise. focus on one of the legendary ecutive officer. properties were seized, along with Alpine...... all non-existent in the United States. President Bush telephoned While Republicans appeared to who arc accused by the United On Sunday, assailants killed the Former PTL aide leaders of World War II. Much of the cost is earmarked for Reagan on Saturday evening from Olympic-sized swimming pools, ...... Bidwell ...... all. C l. view the issue as a political plus, States of cocaine trafficking and foreman of a ranch belonging to !/ Burke, an 87-year-old retired ad­ sophisticated Aegis computers, While other major yards have Camp David and spoke witfi his many Democrats voict^ discomfort 600 head of cattle, 200 exotic tropi­ money laundering. Butternut Rd...... all fl miral, will be guest of honor at the Carlos Ossa Escobar, the head of the Center St...... 66-236 even / JT(/1|| electronics and weaponry including closed or gone into bankruptcy, predecessor for about five minutes, at the prospect of having negative cal birds, 80 fighting cocks, show launching. His wife, Roberta, will The official, who asked not to be Agrarian Reform Institute, and set Chestnut St...... 90-122 Tomahawk cruise missiles, anti­ Bath and its archrival, Litton’s In­ Weinberg said. votes on the statute or the amend­ horses, trucks and an idyllic estate identified because the government expected to testify christen the ship, and about 400 the property ablaze. Ossa Escobar Church St...... all ^ aircraft missiles, anti-submarine tor­ galls Shipbuilding Division in Mis­ “The president wished him well,” ment used against them in future on a so-called “Fantasy Island” on has not made the exu-adition order advocates giving seized drug traf­ Ferguson Rd...... 145-360 veterans who served in Burke’s pedoes and a .54-caliber gun. sissippi, are among a handful of sur­ the Magdalena River running said White House spokesman campaigns. public, identified the three as: Ana fickers’ property to landless Galway St...... all CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A Taggart, who, with his brother, famed “Little Beavers” destroyer To enhance its prospects of sur­ vivors. Roman Popadiuk. through Colombia’s midwest. Helena Rodriguez, 37; Bernardo pca.sants. Glenwood St...... 86-207 former lop executive at the PTL David, was convicted in July of tax “My sense is that people are con­ The properties are said to belong Londono Quintana, 47, and Alberto In M edellin, the country’s Gorman PI...... all ministry who turned state’s evidence evasion and conspiracy related to cerned that Republicans will use the to the top two and most wanted drug Orlandcz Gamboa, 37. second-largest city, a bomb Haynes...... all is being called to testify this week their use of PPL cash advances for issue in the same unprincipled but Hickory La ...... all lords, Pablo Escobar and Gonzalo The first reputed high-ranking damaged a liquor factory over the against Jim Bakker at the television personal purcha.scs. runvest conckpt m politically effective way in which Rodriguez Gacha. They are worth Colombian drug figure to be ex­ Highwood Dr...... all evangelist’s fraud trial. On Friday, David Taggart was residential fl^ov coyerini* weekend and hooded as.sailants, who Hillcrest ...... all they used the Pledge” of Allegiance billions and the seizures arc not tradited to the United States in more Until Richard Dortch pleaded sentenced to 18 years, five months, against Democratic presidential have been roaming the city, set fire Kenny St...... i-84 kjN to 18 vehicles. Lakewood Cir. No. & So...... all guilty Aug. 8, prosecutors were and James to 17 ycar.s, nine months. nominee Michael Dukakis last year, planning to prosecute him and Bak­ The government’s case ojtctied said Rep. Ted Weiss, D-N.Y. Laral St...... all Laural PI...... all ker in the same fraud and conspiracy with a day and a half of testimony Rep. Guy Vander Jagt, R-Mich., Linden St...... all trial. Dortch was sentenced last from David Taggart. Ka,saBSB»r™is ' chairman of the House GOP cam­ Drug jury selection to start Locust St...... all month to eight years in prison. Bakker’s wife, Tammy, will not paign committee, said Democrats Lyndale ...... all In cross-examining other wit­ testify, lawyers for both sides said CARPET have good reason to worry. “I’d like Main ...... 285-378 ^ nesses, Bakker’s attorney, Harold Friday. to see a lot of Democrats voting JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - The ca.se grew out of testimony The indictment charges that in Main ...... 836-1229 Bender, has sought to create an im­ That came as news to U.S. Dis­ TILES...'heuga ‘cuimte' A 15-year saga of cocaine smug­ Myrtle St...... all Tuesday Only against (the amendment) because 1 from Carlos Lehdcr Rivas’ cocaine- October 1984, Lehder sent a mes­ pression with the jury that Dortch trict Court Judge Robert Potter, who ^ tieuga‘(/ccorX gling by Colombia’s violent Medel­ New St...... all do tliink it would make them vul­ smuggling U-ial, which lasted 7'/2 senger from Nicaragua to Cuba as­ directed some of PTL’s most exces­ briefly interrupted testimony a few lin cartel will be told by witnesses in North St...... all From Our Meat Dept. heuga\ nerable,” he said. months and saw witnesses implicate king Vesco to use his influence in sive .spending. minutes into the proceedings when the “Son of Lchder” trial. others in a conspiracy that the North School St...... 1-84 FRESH FOR YOUR KITCHEN. YOUR FAMILY Cuba to arrange for Lehder’s aircraft Oak PI On the other hand, Dortch, who he noticed her in the courtroom. ROOM. BATHROOM AND BEDROOM Democrats who vote for the However, some major defendants government says began in 1974 and ...... all to fly over Cuba on smuggling runs Porter St...... last week was released from a Prospective witnesses are not al­ Lamb Legs...... *1.99/.b * Covert any turfac* — concrata. vinyl, statute but against die constitutional for tliis week’s trial were missing. .... 458-650 continued until this year. from Nicaragua to Andros Island in Rachel Rd...... Florida hospital after five days of lowed to hear others’ testimony, and wood and caramlc amendment would not be immune Among them: cartel leaders Pablo ...... all * Eaty to Intiall youraalf — no maaty Lehder, 40, believed to have been the Bahamas. Russell ...... all treatment for an undisclosed ail­ she had left the courtroom Wednes­ From Our Deli Dept. glut from attacks, Vander Jagt said, ad­ Escobar Gaviria, Jose Gonzalo * Eaty to daan — tim ply lift, daan and one of the leaders and architects of Squire Village...... all ment, is exftecled to testify that Bak­ day and Thursday before testimony IMPORTED ding, “They would have voted Rodriquez Gacha, Jorge Ochoa the Medellin cartel, was convicted A few days later, Vesco supplied Sycamore L an e...... raplaca Lehder’s messenger with a docu­ ...... all ker called the financial shots. began. * Warm and ooiy — alimlnalaa oold. against die only viable solution, the Vasquez and Fabio Ochoa Vasquez. in May 1988 of operating a continu­ West Middle Tpke...... 8-150 even Swiss C heese...... *2.99/ib. damp floors Bakker is charged with 24 counts But prosecutor Jerry Miller told * Sanitary — mlldaw and bacteria proof only real way to protect the flag.” ment approving the cocaine over­ Wetherell ...... They are on the list of the U.S. ing criminal enterprise and was sen­ ...... all of fraud and conspiracy and faces Potter that the defense allomeys had flights. Wyllys St ...... 1-90 <'1 But some Democrats say they government’s most wanted Colom­ tenced to life in pri.son without ilic 120 years and prison and more than just assured hint Mrs. Bakker would From Our Seafood Dept. FROM THE believe most voters would be satis­ bian drug kingpins but remain at possibility of parole. He is being Vesco, who was indicted on one $5 million in fines if convicted. not testify. FRESH large in their homeland. fied with a statute. held in isolation at the federal prison count alleging he conspired to im­ CALL NOW Prosecutors say he used nearly $4 “Oh — OK, then,” Rttter said, ap­ Others indicted but not here to port cocaine, is believed to have Cod Fillets...... *3.99/.b. STORE in Marion, III. million in ministry funds to finance parently content to leave Mrs. Bak­ “1 think the momentum to build face charges are U.S. financier lived in Cuba since 1982. He has Lehder was convicted of operat­ 647-9946 / 643- 2711 a lavish lifestyle. ker to the cross-examination of TV TO YOUR up to a constitutional amendment Robert Vesco, who lives in Cuba, been wanted in the United States ing a cocaine-smuggling operation Bender and co-counsel George T. talk show host Phil Donahue. From Our Bakery Dept. has diminished substantially,” said and Everette Bannister, an associate that u.sed the Baliamian island of since 1973 on charges of looting an FRESH BAKED a v a il a b l e at FLOOR! Rep. Mike Synar, D-Okla. “A Davis aren’t saying whether Bakker Donahue came to Charlotte on of Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden Nomian’s Cay as an “aircraft car­ invesmieni firm of $224 million. ■suit: Mon. Tuaa. Thura A Frl S:0D>S:00 will take the stand on his behalf, and Friday and cventuiilly caught up Wad A Sat until noon statute will suffice. Even veterans’ O. Pindling. rier” to fly 20 tons of cocaine into Tlie Medellin cartel is described B a g e l s ...... 99«|:,do„n GARNER'S , groups ... arc telling me riglu now iianrli^Htpr Mmld nci liter is Bakker. with Mrs. Bakker, who agreed to an 14 High street (FBir) Jury selection was scheduled to die United .Slates from Colombia as die world’s largest illegal cocaine Also expected to testify this week 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 they think a statute’s sufficient.” begin today in U.S. District Court. interview that was scheduled to be Wancheeter. CT. 646-5630 from 1978 to 1981. operation. against Bakker is former aide James broadcast today. 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Sept. 11. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. 11, 1989 — 9 OPINION BUSINESS Dealership Attacks on Haiti 1 1 1 r r r< State’s growth loses suit 4lll4l444 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 «:« M mi oiiits &mmY wemiHs %<|44444444444444€4C« books are about 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 « « « « € • wws. rRosmm sunn m iu m , o m over ads 4 4 4 4 ______^ 4 4 4 C « ' expected to lag 4444 y — — ^ 44««*' cmjAfi to erupt PROVIDENCE, R.I, (AP) — disturbing Two Massachusetts auto dealerships behind nation’s By JackAnderson whose ads were pulled from a newspaper after a Rhode Island offi­ and Dale Van Atta NEW HAVEN (AP) — In a state said. If interest rales had stayed A disturbing trend of attacks on certain books is cial complained about them have accustomed to a robust economy, a high, the stale defininlely would on the rise in the United States. lost a lawsuit over the matter, but a WASHINGTON — A coup or some­ recent lag in economic growth is have toppled into recession, Deak A new study has found 172 incidents nation­ thing worse is about to erupt in the vice president of one dealership has testing the nerves of Connecticut said. promised to press on. wide in which parents or community members Caribbean nation of Haiti, but the residents. The prime rate, after rising for a The case began in early 1988 have protested the existence of certain books and pinstriped suits at the State Depart­ The state’s economy currently year to peak at 11.5 percent, has when the Providence Journal Co. the offering of sex education courses in the na­ ment will be the last to know. A State finds taxes up, the housing market come down a point since June to Department delegation recently vi­ told Pride Chrysler'Plymouth and tion’s public schools. That compares with 157 in­ slumping, banks and insurance com­ 10.5 percent. sited Haiti and gave its do-nothing Blackstone Subaru that it would no panies cutting back and consumer Here is how critical sectors of the cidents the previous year, according to People for longer accept ads in which they president. Prosper Avril, a hearty and business confidence waning. economy stack up, according to ex­ the American Way, an independent watchdog thumbs-up. promised to beat any advertised In short, economists say Connec­ Avril’s government is in such a price on a new car. perts: agency. ticut is vulnerable, and while a —^The housing market and the mess that he may not be in the The two Seekonk, Mass., dealer­ The most frequent challenges in school libraries recession seems unlikely, the state’s construction industry arc doing presidential palace long enough to ships sued the Rhode Island Motor growth is expected to lag behind the badly. Building permits are running are against such American literary classics as “Of bask in the adulation. Vehicle Dealers’ License Commis­ nation’s. at half the level of a year ago, and Mice and Men” by John Steinbeck, “Catcher in the He has promised democratic elec­ sion, accusing it of causing the Connecticut’s economy is ex­ prices for homes and condominiums tions from the time he took over in a newspaper to reject the advenisc- Rye,” by John D. Salinger, and the plays o f Arthur pected to grow just 1.5 percent to 2 arc falling. coup last year. But there is no election ments. Miller. percent through the end of the year, —Consumer demand, or how itim> in sight, and if Haiti had a Bastile, the U.S. District Judge Ronald R. Fortunately, this country has resisted attempts at poor and oppressed Haitians would V bile the county’s gross national much money people spend on 4 6 1 Lagueux ruled Wednesday that the storm it. product, a broad measure of the goods, is off. (Consumer spending banning books. And we as a society need to con­ commission itself had nothing to do The Associated Press What Avril needed was a swift kick economy, is increasing by 2.7 per­ accounts for nearly two-thirds of tinue to resist any attempt that abridges our rights with the ads being pulled, saying it in the throne. What he got from the cent, economists say. economic activity. to make choices about what we read. was a “wildcat” action by the com­ AN EYE FOR CIRCUITS — Steven pany's plant in Santa Clara, Calif., recently. State Department envoys was chit­ “At this point there is a lot of ner­ Car registrations, often tracked as Who’s to say that “Of Mice and Men” should be chat. Our Haitian sources say that mission’s chief investigator, Earl Lapham, product manager for Siemens The ceramic circuit array is used for high­ vousness,” said Richard Mattoon, an an indication of consumer spending, banned as part of the reading curriculum in a Grace makes the meal better Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Gurjian. Components, Inc., inspects an application speed information processing. economist at the Connecticut Busi­ dropped 22 percent from June 1988 public school because it contains offensive lan­ Richard Melton thanked Avril and In rejecting the suit against the ness and Industry Association. to June 1989. Retail sales, another of faith but no ring of truth. It ws pure praised him for helping bust drug specific integrated circuit (ASIC) at the com­ guage? The trick is to put the language in context By George Plagenz what our mother put before us without commission, Lagueux invited the Edward Deak, chairman of the indicator of confidence, haven’t kept propaganda and went down no better complaining. We w eren’t allowed to runners. Is this a manifestation of a dealerships to sue Gurjian himself. during discussion of that book during class. than the onions.” kinder, gentler State Department? economics department at Fairfield up with inflation, which rose 4 per­ When Fulton Oursler, the author of say “■yuk! if some dish didn’t appeal Diane Del Colle, vice president University and an economist for the cent in 187-88 and 5 percent in There is always a danger when a few vocal Grace at mealtime goes back a long That international high-five came “The Greatest Story Ever Told,’’ was to us. for operations at Blackstone Subaru, New England Economic Research 1988-89. Retail sales have posted people try to start making decisions on taste for way. At the Last Supper, Jesus “took And there was no horseplay or loud at the worst possible time. Members a small boy. he noticed that Nettie, the bread and. when he had given thanks, of Congress keeping track of the declined to say specifically whether Project, said he is hopeful for Con­ gains of 3 percent from May 1987 to talking among us children. Blackstone would do that but Travelers, Aetna and Cigna the majority; it becomes a greater danger when old family retainer, always said grace necticut. May 1988 and from May 1988 to he broke it and gave it to his Writer Robert Allen remembers brewing unrest in Haiti were livid they start to succeed. before she ate. disciples.” Now we hear that grace when they heard the gist of Melton’s promised further action of some “In May or June I was 60-40 in May 1989. that when he got too rambunctious at sort. —Beverly Times, Beverly, Mass. He once said to her, “Nettie, you has gone out of style. Most families, visit. The last impression they want to favor of a recession. Now I’m 50-50 —State taxes arc up, which would still get your victuals if you the dinner table, his mother would “We haven’t dropped the suit. or 45-55. But we haven’t turned the we are told, don’t even eat together crack him behind the ear with her give Avril and the Haitian people is among insurers being probed means goods are more expensive. didn’t pray. So why do you pray?” anymore. that the U.S. government supports a That’s really all I can say,” Del eomer yet,” he said. The sales tax increased from 7.5 Nettie looked at the boy with her knuckle and says sternly, “Robert Colle said Saturday. “We’re really Grace at meals adds tone and you’re at the table! ” regime that has dragged the belea­ In a survey of its membership, the percent to 8 percent July 1 and ap­ wrinkled face and said, “Master not finished with the case because HARTFORD (AP) — Three said he should be paid $514 — and alone. civility to the dinner table. Nobody My mother never actually did that guered nation to a new low. CBIA recently reported tJiat 62 per­ plies to more purchases. Fulton, praying always m akes it taste starts eating until grace has been said Congress is unwilling to support the judge did cite that the dealership Hartford-area insurance companies he was, from the state fund. Last year, in an effort to deter­ cent believed the state was headed Economists say not all the news is better.” — but we were often admonished with Suspensions — and, in the case of the house of my Avril’s bankrupt military govern­ had been discriminated against.” have been linked to a New Jersey in­ But there had been no burglary, mine the extent of the fund’s into an economic downtown. A year bad, however. Well, maybe. those words of Robert’s mother. We boyhood, nobody left the table after ment without a commitment for an Gurjian could not be reached for surance fund that officials say was Altman said. And when the man problems, his department hired two ago, only 14 percent fell that way. Ed Baida, state budget anaylist, Paul O’Dwyer, with his own memo­ knew what that meant. supper until thanks had been given for election. A democratic government comment. A telephone listed in his rife with inefficiency and fraud. decided to try again, this lime going outside auditors — Insurance Economists say the slowdown said an improving national economy ries of childhood, would be prepared At family gatherings today, I often what we had just eaten. could count on $20 million in U.S. aid name has been disconnected. New Jersey officials arc inves­ to Altman claiming the cap to his Management Group Inc. of Stam­ in NFL don’t to argue that. use this prayer of my own making. annually. hits particularly Iwd — and makes should help consumer psychology Vividly, I can recall occasions “Oh God, we thank thee for those The suit accused the commission tigating whether Travelers Corp, truck bed had been stolen, Altman ford and Arthur Andersen & Co. people particularly nervous — in — thereby affecting consumer Now a rich Wall Street lawyer, when, as a teen-ager intent on getting A source with close ties to the White Aetna Life & Casualty Co., Cigna O’Dwyer grew up as a poor farm boy thou hast given us in this world to love, of interfering with the dealerships’ said he uncovered the fraud. The auditors spent 10 months on the Connecticut, because the stale is so spending — overall. to more urgent concerns, I would get House and the Haitian government Corp. and 12 other insurance com­ near Galway in Ireland. He never for those who have loved us and who free speech rights and with a con­ Allman has told his stories and study and the insurance department accustomed to a robust economy. Manufacturers say the slowdown up from the table after I had finished love us still, both in heaven and on told our associate Jim Lynch that tract they had with the newspaper to panies arc guilty of fraud or mis­ given documents to the FBI, the released the results early last month. soive abuse looked forward to Friday night meals eating, only to hear my mother or Haiti has received plenty of high-level Connecticut’s average income of has actually helped them. While because he had an aversion to fish Earth. Blest be the tie that blinds our advertise, and also alleged an an­ management in their dealings with U.S. attorney and congressional in­ They found that the 15 insurers $23,059 is 40 percent above the na­ overall manufacturing employment father say, “We have't prayed yet.” attention. Even Vice President Dan the fund. Only good can come of the National Football which his mother served on that day hearts in Christian love. And God be titrust violation. vestigators. They, along with the charged the fund $375 million in ex­ tional average, and unemployment in the stale continued its 20-year The only concession that was some­ with us till we meet again.” Quayle has gotten into the act. But The investgation centers on a League’s suspension of 15 players who tested with potatoes and “some variety of times accorded my youthful impa­ with Columbia and Panama at the Lagueux, in his opinion, said the New Jersey attorney general and cessive fees and $428 million was — at 3.4 percent — is so low that decline, individual manufacturers creamed onions.” But when I am alone I still use the commission’s official procedure for fund known as the Joint Underwrit­ others, are looking into the in­ overpaid in claims. Although some say the slowdown has made it easier positive for anabolic steroids and illegal substan­ tience was that I was allowed to say, prayer I learned at home: “Come, boiling point, the State Department employers can’t hire for the mini­ Before supper, “seated at her has put Haiti on the back burner. handling dealers who violate its ad­ ing Association, a special fund for surance fund, which is running a $3 of this overpayment was the result mum wage. to hire workers. ces. If there is a problem, it is that the league “We thank thee. Lord, for meat and Lord Jesus, be our guest, and let these high-risk drivers which opened for customary place at the head of the drink...” before anyone else and I Assistant Secretary of State Ber­ vertising rules is to ask the dealer to billion deficit. of errors, $276 million was the Most eocnomists expect sluggish The unemployment rate has risen gifts to us be blessed.” business in 1984. Motorists pay hasn’t gone far enough. table,” says O’Dwyer tells thestory in would be excused while the others nard Aronson was originally supposed pull the offending ad and, if he does One agency — the New Jersey result of claims padding, the growth of about 1.5 percent to 2 per­ slightly to 3.4 percent from 3.1 per­ The suspensions, under which the players will his autobiography, “Counsel For the went on eating. Nettie was right. It does make it to make the trip to Haiti. But he sent not, to hold a hearing and fine him. premiums into it, and claims arc Insurance Department — said in a auditors said. cent through the end of the year for cent a year ago. Throughout the paid out of it. Insurance companies miss the first three games of the regular season, Defense,” “my mother would cross Mealtime were certainly not formal taste better - unless, in Paul O’Dwy- his deputy Melton instead. A State Gurjian, however, had also es­ recent audit that the 15 insurers have Cigna declined to comment, the state. Meanwhile, data released 1980s, a labor shortage caused by herself reverently and, eyes cast occasions at our house. The milk er’s case, it’s fish and creamed onions Department spokesman defended the tablished an informal policy of call­ provide services for the fund, such cost the fund $908 million since saying the audits are proprietary, last month indicate the national the state’s booming economy made are a signal that the league is determined to clamp upward, thank the Creator for all he bottle was on the table and we helped for supper. tone of the meeting, including the ing the Journal to warn it against ads as processing the claims, but the 1984 as a result of inefficiencies and and Aetna has said it is not aware of economy is doing better than it hard for companies to hire, and down on the use of drugs and steroids. had provided: “Thanks be to God for ourselves from bowls and platters. statement Melton gave to the Haitian claims themselves are paid by the errors. It says nothing about fraud. any wrongdoing. this lovely meal.” that might violate the commission’s forecasters expected. some manufacturers even moved out Even more important than the effect the suspen­ But we were civilized. We had to wash George Plagenz is a syndicated press that the United States was rules, Lagueux wrote. state fund. The insurers, most of whom were Travelers said Friday that the Gross national product grew at a of the state to places where they sions will have on professional football, however, O’Dwyer recalls that “it had an air our hands before eating and we ate columnist. “encouraged by the steps taken thus In return for their services, which dropped as service providers by the audits were badly flawed in design far.” While some commissioners were healthy 2.7 percent last spring. The could more easily hire workers for is the effect they may have on college and high aware, in general terms, of Gurjian’s also include renewing policies and state last Jan. 1, have said they are and rushed in execution. Ron Foley, Commerce Department had es­ lower wages. What steps? The State Department serving customers, the insurers school athletics. policy, there was no evidence that not aware of any wrongdoing on a senior vice president and financial timated the GNP would be just 1.7 Exports also remain strong, most­ spokesman paused and then noted receive fees. their part. officer in the agency marketing Aspiring young athletes quite naturally follow that Avril had appointed a commis­ any of them knew he had called the percent for the spring quarter. Lead­ ly because of the booming aircraft Post could benefit Bennett Journal to warn them about the The fund’s critics say this system Travelers has vigorously group, said the report’s charge that ing Economic Indicaieors released engine business in Connecticut. Last the example they see in professional sports. If they sion to organize an election. provided incentives for the insurers True enough. After Avril was Pride and Blackstone ads, and so the criticized the suite audit, saying its Travelers has cost the fund $1(X).2 Sept. 1 also gave reason for op- year, exports from the state rose 22 know that the professional leagues wink at the use nate. Near the end of his tour there, By Bennett’s reckoning, nobody commission itself could not be held to process as many claims as pos­ methodology is inaccurate and its million since 1984 is “absolutely limislm. percent, according to the U.S. Com­ By Walter R. Meats Bennett told a congressional critic frightened by an unsuccessful coup o f steroids and drugs, they assume that such use is should be surprised at the political attempt in April, he formed the liable, Lagueux wrote. sible, since they were paid a fee for findings ludicrous. Informed of ludicrous.” The decline in interest rates is in­ merce Department, and they are ex­ that “largely because of me” it was each one. But it provided no incen­ acceptable and even encouraged. WASHINGTON — When Congress side of the drug program debate. election commission. Now he pays the Gurjian also testified he was Altman’s allegations, the company Foley also said that the insurance tegral to his improved foreeast, he pected to rise again this year. likely the education slot would stay in “You can’t get politics out of politics.” tives for the insurers to keep claims said it has sent an investigator to department said the fees paid to The NFL crackdown sends a message to these decided that there should be a drug the Cabinet. nine commissioners $4,000 a month, aware that the commission had no czar, the Democrats may not have he said. In mock surprise, he said that and they do nothing but travel the jurisdiction over the Massachusetts low. New Jersey, but has found no Travelers were excessive, but that young players that steroid and drug use is not the “I made a hell of a commitment,” since Bush’s drug speech, “political Jack Barnes, a principal of In­ evidence to substantiate them. bargained on getting Czar Bennett. he said at a Senate hearing, storming countryside on their fat budgets. That i dealerships but went ahead and those fees were approved by the road to fame and fortune in professional football, acts have been committed in this doesn’t go over well in a country ‘ surance Management Group, said Keimelh D. Merin, New Jersey’s department. He said that by saying After the war on drugs, William J. back at a liberal Republican who city.” warned the newspaper that the ads Striking phone workers but the route to ruin and disgrace. Bennett could be a formidable figure where the average income is $360 a that of the insurers working for the insurance commissioner, said that in that insurers should repay $375 mil­ complained about budget cuts. “You Bennett committed some himself. might violate the commission’s As welcome as the get-tough policy is, in the political wars of the 1990s. just didn’t like the direction. I was year. rules anyway, Lagueux wrote. fund, Travelers, Aetna and Cigna his state, “fraud is endemic to the in­ lion in excessive fees, the depart­ “For a couple of months, I have Congressional sources say the Bush were among the top five in submit­ surance industry.” He cited es­ however, it needs even more teeth. What the Bennett, now 46, will come away damn successful.” been criticized by some for emphasiz­ ment is trying to change lho.se fees heckle firm’s president from his current assignment as one of So far, the debate over the Bush administration is falling for the same ting inflated claims. timates that 10 percent to 20 percent retroactively. league needs to do now is follow up the training the most visible figures in the ing law enforcement and judges and theatrics that blinded past U.S. “It’s so prevalent that it can’t be of claims submitted in the slate are drug program has been restrained prosecutors,” he said in one of three Foley said each time there has BOSTON (AP) — Striking camp tests — tests that were announced so far in Republican lineup. His ample ambi­ presidents to the flaws of such Haitian Board chief simply due to lack of technical padded. This includes both claims to been an audit that has pointed up ceremony but did not try to prevent and polite. But there will be some almost simultaneous and almost telephone workers tried to shout tions are directed at government despots as Papa Doc and Baby Doc knowledge or lack of supervision,” private insurers as well as to the students or their parents from enter­ advance that players using steroids could get them shouting before it’s over. identical television interviews the problems. Travelers has taken steps down the president of New England service, as he demonstrated by Duvalier. Barnes said. high-risk drivers’ fund. ing. out o f their systems — with random tests Bennett is not given to low-profile morning after the drug speech. “This resigns from to correct them. Telephone Co., booing and heckling volunteering for the drug job after a operations. Haitians are accustomed to being New Jersey officials said there Merin said he has Uiken several He said that several months ago “We made a conscious decision throughout the season that will catch players who goes on for quite some time. And then taken to the cleaners by their I^ul C. O ’Brien as he gave a com­ not to ruin their day,” he said. brief, lucrative season away from the He made a point and angered a I go to bed last night, realizing that were many improprieties evident in steps to reduce the fund’s deficit and Travelers offered to pay the fund $8 sill think they can beat the system. federal payroll. Democrat last spring by refusing to dictators, and some think Avril is no Cumberland the fund. clean up its problems. In January, he mencement address over the Nonetheless, the union members Joe Biden, speaking for the Demo­ million to settle a dispute over weekend. This might have been a million- show up for a Senate hearing called by different. Someone in the government For insuince, Michael Altman, a told 14 of the insurers they could no whether Travelers had been under­ and some sympathetic students and —New Haven Register crats, has moved to my right, saying is making a killing protecting the About 100 members of the two dollar year for Bennett as a writer and Sen. John Glenn. Bennett’s explana­ CANTON, Mass. (AP) — Peter New Jersey insurance adjuster, said longer provide services to the fund. parents began booing once O’Brien that we need more prosecutors, more black market in consumer goods. An charging motorists for premiums. suiking unions, the Communication rose to speak. speechmaker. He was heading in that tion: with 74 congressional commit­ G. Pantazelos has resigneid as board he was saw a man who claimed his The only one remaining is Hanover The offer, which had to be approved direction at $14,000 a speech, plus law enforcement.” estimated 20 to 30 ships ply the waters Workers of America and the Interna­ “Several of tlie parents said they tees claiming some piece of the drug chairman and chief executive officer Isuzu pickup had been broken into Insurance Co. of Worcester, Mass. by the insurance deparunent, was book advances. As director of the Biden, chairman of the Senate between Miami and Haiti carrying tional Brotherhood of Electrical were union members and they program, he couldn’t spend his time Judiciary Committee, was an archi­ of Ciunbcrland Farms Inc. and the radio stolen. The man had He also hired four computer com­ turned down. The department GIVE fAB OKE Office of National Drug Control at their hearings or he’d never get the American goods to the island and Workers, were peacefully escorted wouldn’t sit there, so they booed Policy, he makes $99,-500. tect of the bill that created Bennett’s paying taxes at neither end. Thanks to Pantazelos had succeeded his an appraisal done for Travelers that panies to process claims, a move he wanted to wait for the results of OF EACH OF Th e plan finished. position and required the new drug brother-in-law, D.B. Haseotes six out of the graduation ceremony at and then they got up and walked And, as he once observed, the hours the contraband, the black market is said will save $75 million this year their audits, Merin said. the Wentworth Institute of Technol­ Now that it’s done, he will be the strategy. While there are political months ago as the top man at Cum­ out,” Calvey said. “Once the booing are bad, the subject depressing. the only thriving market in Haiti. ogy Sunday, said Myles Calvey, LOUDEST chief salesman, in speeches, televi­ risks ahead, there also are potential berland, which has about 1,100 and shouting got too loud, the Add the fact that there’s anything But that money does nothing for the business agent of IBEW Local 2222 sion appearances, and at hearing rewards, so the Democrats don’t want stores and sales estimated at over $2 security force escorted about 1(X) TYPES OF PO\A/E^ but a guarantee of success. Critics are after hearing before Congress. Ben­ Haitian government. Employees are in Quincy. people out.” their role forgotten. not paid on time. Roads are literally billion. Company gives away computers saying President Bush’s drug stra­ nett has more than a dozen dates for Boston police spokeswoman Jill Wentworth campus police and YAPP BQO\Fr^EKT tegy is old stuff, underfinanced and Biden said the reason Bush made washed away. Inflation has soared, The company reported Friday that congressional testimony this month, the drug speech in the first place was Reilly said the protesters were New England Telephone officials YOU HAVE. unlikely to succeed. Bennett denies and American businesses are leaving Richard A. Jensen, not a family BOSTON (AP) — Stop & Shop For instance, $160,000 worth of The second is a two-month effort before panels run by Democrats who the law written in 1988. “That’s why like rats abandoning a sinking ship. cooperative, and there were no ar­ declined to comment on the protest. the first two complaints and dismisses complain that there’s not enough member, was named chief execu­ Cos. arc celebrating the firm’s 75lh receipts can earn a free Apple IIGS to be undertaken by each of the the president was on TV,” he said. On the bright side, when Avril is rests. About 62,000 telephone workers / neighbors^ the third as political pessimism. money in the Bush program . He has a tive. Jensen joined Cumberland last birthday by giving away apples — Color computer worth about $4,000, company’s 116 grocery stores to The voters want something done “He’s required by law to lay that overthrown in the next coup, the State In addition to giving the commen­ in New York and New England have 1 script ready for them: “I’m just not October after retiring as president of Apple computers, that is. and $125,000 in receipts could be raise money for charities that com­ about drugs. They probably will strategy out for the first time in our Department won’t have to worry cement address, O’Brien received an been on strike since Aug. 6, when going to be all that receptive to history.” the SuperAmerica division of Ash­ Rather than give away a trip to exchanged for a Macintosh com­ bat hunger. The money would go to honorary degree from the school, punish failure, if they can figure out criticism of $8 billion from people about the safety of Americans on the some exotic spot, the grocery chain puter. their contract with NYNEX, the cor­ whom to blame. So far that hasn’t island. There won’t be anyone left. land Oil. an “adopted” non-profit organizatin which trains students in electronics, whose current mark is $6 billion. Haseotes’ sister, Lily Haseotes decided to supply computers to Goldberg and Lewis Schaeneman, that works to combate hunger, any­ porate parent of New England happened, but now there is a yard­ computer maintenance and other Telephone, expired. They’re just not going to get away Walter R. Mears writes for the Bentas, was named chairman and schools and sponsor charity food president of the Stop & Shop Super­ thing from a food bank to a meals stick: the goals Bennett set for the Cheney vs. Mosbacher technical subjects. The main issue in the stalled with that.” Associated Press. president. She has most recently drives as a way to mark the firm’s markets Co., estimated Stop & Shop on wheels program. The company’s Bush drug strategy. It calls for a 10 Calvey said a total of nearly 300 negotiations has been health in­ Commerce Secretary Robert Mosb­ been vice president and treasurer anniversary. would spend between $2 million and non-profit foundation will contribute percent reduction in drug u.se by union members picketed outside the surance. Labor Day, 1991. The administration acher and Defense Secretary Richard after more than 30 years with the “The fact is, yes, we are a busi­ $4 million on the school program. $75,000 to the cause, Goldberg said. also seeks to cut crack use by addicts Cheney have given the Bush Cabinet company. ness and yes, we are in business to Schaeneman said the promotion “As we were searching for a in half. its first real feud. The two don’t agree Company spokesman Faster G. make money and, yes, we’ve made was selected after a check indicated theme we ask: What do we stand about the flow of sensitive technology Those clear and specific goals come Macrides said Rintazelos stepped money for every year in the last 75 that the computers for schools idea for? Service. It’s service,” due one year before the next presiden­ to the Soviet Union. Cheney contends years,” Stop & Shop chairman Side with the best. that the Soviets can’t match Western down for personal reasons and will had been successful in other parts of Schaeneman said. “But how can you tial election campaign. The Bennett continue as a board member. Avram J. Goldberg said Friday. “But the country. celebrate 75 years of service? VinalS'de solid vinyl siding from blueprint does provide a line of technology and have to buy it. Much of we were always taught, and we the technological know-how that they He said Jensen will run Cumber­ Wolveiine Teclinoiogies gives you political insurance, saying that the believe that ... you never go all Itie benefits ol wood and a buy ends up in military use. Mosb­ land’s daily operations, supervising goals are realistically achievable only whole lot more For less. acher argues that the bans on U.S. the gas, retail stores, manufacturing bankrupt helping others, that we arc with full federal, state and local and real estate sections. Bentas will in business for more reasons than to ROBERT J. SMtTH, inc. More free time because ifs vir­ implementation of the Bush plan. high-tech sales to the Soviets have simply allowed other countries to get work on long-range plans for the make money.” tually maintenance free and never Should they come up short, the To that end, Goldberg said, the needs painting Less cost because Republicans can argue that they all the Soviet business. And the company. INSURANSMITHS SINCE Soviets get the technology they want company was launching two installation is your final cost And, didn’t get that kind of top-to-bottom your home will look great year action. anyway. Mosbacher thinks American programs. Apples for Students and 1914 after year! iBanrbrstrr Hrrah'i The drug job is at best a risky businesses should be able to make Food for Friends. money off the Soviets too. Our White Founded In 1881 political assignment. The first would allow schools to But Bennett has dealt with risks House sources say the dispute be­ EMERGENCY collect Slop & Shop receipts totaling PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher before. He made his national reputa­ tween Cheney and Mosbacher has Fire — Police — Medical $20,(XX) to $160,000 and exchange 649-5241 GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor grown bitter. tion as Ronald Reagan’s secretary of them with the company for free 65 E. Center Street Countryside Siding MARIE P GRADY ...... City Editor ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associate Editor education, running an agency the DIAL 911 Apple computer software and Manchester, CT. president once said he would elimi­ Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta In Manchester 647-SIDE are syndicated columnists. hardware. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept 11. 1989 iflaiirlirslrr Hrrah'i Primary Squatter Section 2, Page 11 From Page 1 SPORTS Monday, Sept. 11, 1989 From Page 1

fight and shouting matches. for the nomination for first Bucci, seeking his third term, has selectman. would probably be shortened if she found himself the target of attacks Brooklyn Donald S. Francis is were thrown off it.” for the city’s dismal financial pic­ being challenged for the Democratic In November, authorities served ture. Patriots get win at the wire first selectman’s nomination by Wil­ notice on Gagnon that they wanted Among his challengers is peren­ liam F. Pakulis. her off the land. The first court hear­ nial contender Charles W. Ti.sdale, Darien There’s a three-way race ing is scheduled for Wednesday in By TOM CANAVAN who won the nomination in 1983 for the Republican first selectman’s Superior Court in Derby, when the The Associated Press but lost the election that year to nomination among party-endorsed state will seek to have Gagnon’s Republican Leonard S. I^oletta. Robert F. Harrel Jr. and challengers counterclaims and several so-called EA.ST RUTHERFORD, NJ. — This year, F^oletta is running Franklin H. Wilcox and Joseph R. special defenses dismissed. Thirty minutes does not make a again. He has the party endorsement Warren. football game. “This is not a fun thing. We ob­ but also faces a challenge for the Derby The contest for the If there are any doubts, just ask viously are getting a lot of static but nomination from Mary A. Moran, a Democratic mayoral nomination is the New England Patriots and New it is something that has to be done. It real estate agent. between party-endorsed Richard A. York Jets. probably should have been done If Raoletta and Bucci win, as Grande and challenger Gino S. Both teams used the half-game many years ago,” says William many observers expect, it will be a DiMauro Jr. approach Sunday and Pats were the Delaney, a spokesman for the state rematch of the 1985 contest which Fairfield Incumbent Republican ones lucky enough to get away with Bucci won. Department of Environmental First Selectwoman Jacquelyn C. Protection. it as Reggie Dupard scored a 4-yard Also challenging Bucci are state Durrell is being challenged by run with 1:55 to play to give New Reps. Jacqueline M. Cocco and Alfred H. Jugo. Financing, environmental and England a 27-24 victory. Robert T. Keeley Jr., attorney Griswold This southeastern Con­ political problems all have been The game was a contrast in halfs. Joseph Ganim and former City necticut town has primaries in both blamed for the delay in developing New England did nearly everything Clerk Leonard L. Crone. parties for the first selectman’s the property. right in the opening half and built a The November mayoral ballot nomination. The Democratic contest The Associated Press The state finally moved to force 21-0 lead. will also carry the names of six in­ is between Alice F. Stradezuk, who FREE AT LAST — An unidentified East Ger­ Austria early Monday morning after Hun­ Gagnon from her property because The Jets made everything go their dependent candidates in Bridgeport, has the endorsement, and Donald E. man sticks his head out of a car window as garian officials lifted travel restrictions. of a complaint filed by the Milford way in the second half and forged the state’s largest city. Burdick. The GOP contest pits en­ he crosses the border from Hungary to Health Department after its inspec­ ahead 24-21 midway through the Another state representative, dorsed candidate Steven E. Way tors discovered bags of sewage piled final period on a 49-yard scoring Elizabeth C. Brown, won the against Stephen Wolinski. up behind her living quarters. pass from Ken O’Brien to JoJo Democratic mayoral endorsement in Townsell. New England then threw ISiilford Vincent P. Marrone is State officials said they believe Waterbury but is being challenged being challenged for the Democratic McKinney’s wife wins away a sure tie late in the game, by Antony A. Casagrande. Gagnon would be better off else­ gambled and came away with a vic­ nomination for mayor by Wayne A. Refugees where. But Gagnon has said she is Brown, a two-term legislator and Donaldson. tory. From Page 1 happy in her home, and would only former nun, was the surprise winner Montville Wayne D. Scott faces a battle over his estate consider moving if the state awarded “It was a typical New York Jets- of the endorsement at the July challenge for the Republican first her millions of dollars for driving New England Patriots game,” WESTPORT (AP) — A man who 1987, in his will left a 40 percent Patriots coach Ray Berry said. “It caucus after a deal that was to have selectman’s nomination from Patrick visas after it tore down its border her away and then doing nothing says he was U.S. Rep. Stewart B. share of his Washington, D.C., seems like every time we play them given Casagrande the endorsement M. Foster. fence with Austria in May. By mid- with the land. TO BE HONORED — Stanley Hilinski will join the fell apart. Newtown Former Democratic McKinney’s lover today effectively house to Denson, the man who last it goes right down to the wire.” August, refugee camps were going lost his claim to a share of the late Gagnon spends much time visit­ Manchester Sports Hall of Fame on Sept. 22. Tuesday’s winner will face First Selectman Jack H. Rosenthal is month claimed to have been McKin­ It was a thrill few at Giants up around Budapest. congressman’s estate when a ing friends, who let her shower at Stadium could have expected after 5?, Republican Mayor Joseph J. San- being challenged by Zita B. East Germany accused Hungary ney’s lover for five years. topietro, who has won two terms McMahon for the nomionation. probate judge ruled that McKin­ their homes and use other amenities. the opening half. Most Jets fans of interfering in its internal affairs ney’s wife was entitled to nearly McKinney’s family has steadfast­ She was not home during a visit to seemed content to call for Joe Wal­ despite the city’s heavy Democratic North Haven GOP-endorsed can­ by allowing the mass flight and be­ plurality. $400,000 she once lent her husband. ly denied he was a homosexual, and her compound this weekend. A large ton’s job after the third New didate Anthony P. Rescigno is coming the first East bloc govern­ his doctor said at the time of his Hilinski cited Judge Earl F. Capuano’s decision plywood sign was posted, however, England touchdown. In New Britain, the dean of Con­ squaring off with challenger Sandy ment to help citizens of an ally free­ to grant Lucie McKinney’s claim death that he had contracted AIDS telling her supporters of the time The Patriots, playing without in­ The Associated Press necticut mayors in terms of lon­ Ranciato for the first selectman’s ly leave their homeland. could consume assets that Arnold R. from a blood transfusion he received and location of her hearing. jured defensive stalwarts Andre Tip­ gevity in office, six-term Democrat nomination. The state-run news agency ADN after coronary bypass surgery in ON THE RUN — Patriots’ wide receiver, winning touchdown in Sunday’s game Denson says he was entitled to from She has been battling the state pett, Ronnie Lippett and Garin William McNamara lost the party’s Old Say brook Carl S. VonDassel said Hungary, under the guise of 1979. by hall of fame Cedric Jones (83) gains 31 yards on a pass against the Jets at Giants Stadium The McKinney’s estate. Veris, were awesome. The defense endorsement this year and finds since the mid-l%0s, when officials Sr., who has the GOP endorsement humanitarianism, “has engaged in Capuano also denied Denson’s re­ Denson had argued in Probate limited New York to just 14 plays play to the 7 yard line to set up the Patriots’ Patriots won, 27-24. himself in the position of challenger for first selectman, is facing a chal­ bought and demolished about 1(X) the organized smuggling of human quest that Mrs. McKinney be Court that the debts were Mrs. cottages to create a park. Gagnon and 52 yards, while the offense, for the nomination. The winner of lenge from Christina P. Burnham. beings.” By Earl Yost game and I was called ’’Straight safety. But even then, it appeared removed as administrator of her hus­ McKinney’s, not her late husband’s. refused to sell, but a judge in May which ranked next to last in the A 40-yard field goal by Pat Leahy with top draft choice Jeff Lagcman Preston Parke C. Spicer, the But while Hungary risked wor­ Special to the Herald Arrow” by club members because I his receiver fell down just as he let the endorsement was Donald J. band’s estate. “No evidence was produced to es­ 1969 ruled the state would be able to league last sea.son, rolled up 279 on the Jets next .series closed the throwing the final block. Republican-endorsed candidate for sened relations with an East bloc was always able to drive su^aight the ball go deep in New York ter­ DeFronzo, a state employee and Mrs. McKinney based her claim tablish the essential elements of a take her property through eminent down the fairways.” yards and controlled the ball for 23 New England lead to 21-10, and first selectman, is facing off with ally, it could develop closer and “You have to practice to play ritory. Two series later, the Jets were in union leader who’s won the backing on the amount of money she said her gift between spouses to negate the domain. A self-taught golfer, Hilinski minutes. Tony Eason threw touch- New York got the ball back at its challenger John A. Moulson. potentially lucrative ties with Com­ good golf,” Stanley Hilinski “Wc just came out flat in the front as O ’Brien completed four of the city’s legislative delegation. husband borrowed against her trust legal obligation to repay (the debt),” Her cottage was demolished in only took one lesson, that in his dowTi passes of 20 yards to Irving own 29 when Stephens fumbled on Redding Endorsed candidate mon Market member West Ger­ reflected on his glittering career opening half and 1 can’t explain it,” the Pats next series. passes in a six-play, 83-yard drive In Stamford, Joseph Tarzia won account. Capuano wrote in his three-page 1971, and she refused to accept a second year from the late Alex Fryar and 30 yards to Stanley Mor­ Henry W. Bielawa is being chal­ many. that produced five club champion­ McMillan said. that ended with Townsell catching a the Republican nomination for McKinney, who died of AIDS in opinion. $15,(KX) payment for her property. gan, and John Stephens scored on a A 48-yard pass play from O’Brien lenged by Katherine H. Rook for the ships in the Manchester Country Hackney, pro at Manchester. “I The Jets nearly came back, mayor and is being challenged by 1-yard run. to Michael Harper got the ball to fly pattern ail alone down the right Republican nomination for first Club membership and more than learned to play the hard way, but if though, and McMillan provided the sideline for a 24-21 lead. Leonard Vignola Jr. TTie winner will I was to start all over, I would take The Fryar and Stephens touch­ New England 23. Three plays ad­ selectman. 200 awards. big spark by blocking a Jeff Fcagles “It’s was nice to be able to come face incumbent Democrat Thom lessons,” he said. downs came after the Patriots con­ vanced to ball to the 17 and New Sprague There’s a three-way Hilinski will join A1 punt early in the third quarter. The back like we did,” said O’Brien who Serrani in November. Long a camera and movie buff, verted on fourth and 1 plays. York lined up for a field goal. Leahy primary for the Etemocratic first Obuchowski, Jack Stratton, Bill ball rolled out of bounds inside the 1 never kicked the ball though. Republican Mayor Joseph H. Hilinski has learned from clips The only thing Eason did wrong completed 18 of 31 passes for 261 selectman’s nomination among en­ Masse and the late Mickey Kat- and O’Brien hit Roger Vick with a Instead, punter Joe Prokop, his Sauer in Danbury is being chal­ kavcck as the Manchester Sports featuring the PGA touring pros as was throw a late interception to Erik yards. “But the NFL is not like lenged by Barry J. Connell. Sauer is dorsed candidate Thomas N. swing pa.ss for the score on first holder, took the snap and circled left horseshoes, close doesn’t count. You Hall of Fame membership will well as to viewing himself. In the McMillan, one of two for the Jets down. seeking a second term this year. McAvoy Jr. and challengers Rita T. end and went in for the touchdown. either do it or you don’t.” Caron and Stephen J. Pbpineau Sr. KEEP IT IN swell to 50 on Friday night. Sept. basement of his home he has a In other races: Vernon John F. Drost won the 22. The 10th annual dinner will be projection room and a sliding door Ansonia Endorsed Democrat Democratic endorsement for mayor staged at the Army and Navy Club. that opens to a full screen. Thomas P. Clifford III is being chal­ and is being challenged by Ellen L. Born Sept. 8, 1917 in “I’m really surprised that I’ve lenged *'or the mayoral nomination Manner. Springfield, Mass., the 72-year-old been named. It’s a big thrill, just a Becker got all the right bounces by Nunzio D. I^ente. Wallingford Thomas J. Wall is Hilinski is the most successful gol­ super feeling,” he said. Hilinski didn’t pick up a golf Bristol Incumbent Democratic the Democratic f^y-endorsed can­ fer in the history of the local club By HAL BOCK membership. club until he was 28. At the insis­ maintain the No. 1 position in the Mayor John J. Leone Jr. hopes to didate for mayor and Edward L. MANCHESTER 1 he Associated Press fend off a challenge from Lynn Diana is the challenger. The 5-6, 185-pound long hitter tence of his wife, whose four computer rankings. His major ambi­ Rossi. reigned as MCC champion in brothers all played the game, he tion remains winning Wimbledon, Windham Norman R. French has NEW YORK — After Boris Be­ 1956-57-60-67-72, a 17-year span, the only Grand Slam title that has Brookfield Josephine G. Spinella the Democratic endorsement for started playing. cker conquered the sunbaked and four times he was runner-up in eluded him. The problem though, is challenging Democratic ftrty-en- first selectman and faces a challenge “I practiced five nights a week, hardcourts of the National Tennis the most prestigious tournament on remains Becker. There, Becker dorsed candidate Kenneth V. Keller from Trenton E. Wright. because I had to be at my business, Center to win his first U.S. Open the annual schedule. doesn’t even have to wait two weeks and played on weekends. I broke 80 championship, he tried to put his In addition, Hilinski has col­ for the surface to suit his game. my first year and once even played achievement in perspective. lected six holes-in-one, an in­ Becker’s triumph completed a even par over the first 13 holes. I “I was two match points down Town official charged credible accomplishment, including West German sweep of the Open was a Class C golfer for only one against No. 62 a week ago,” he said. singles titles. On Saturday, Steffi two on his home course. Most gol­ month when I started. Two match points down and a net Graf came from behind for a 3-6, with breach of peace fers go a lifetime pursing this goal “The first championship I ever cord away from elimination. but in the Hilinski house it’s old won was a best ball, with partners 7-5, 6-1 victory over Martina Nav­ Only a fortuitous bounce off the ratilova. hat. His wife, Edna, who is respon­ Ron Sloane, Tom Faulkner and cord kept Derrick Rostagno from speeding up behind her after she By Diane Rosell sible for getting him into golf after Einar Anderson. I spent a lot of eliminating Becker in the second The victory gave Graf seven of turned right on Chapel Road. When Manchester Herald his baseball playing days ended, time at the driving range in those round of this tournament. The 21- the last eight Grand Slam titles. Her she stopped at the intersection of has four aces to her credit. years,” It took him 10 years to gain year-old West German survived that only miss came in the French, when Mark Sevetz, an assistant building Chapel Road and Burnham Sueet, While holding dual membership his first club championship. crisis, though, and went on to win she was a game away from the vic­ official for the town of Manchester, he broadcasted the racist remark, in both Manchester and Ellington Currently, Hilinski holds the the title, defeating Ivan Lendl 7-6 tory but came up short and was she said. Ridge, Hilinski won club titles at (7-2), 1-6,6-3, 7-6 (7-4) Sunday. beaten by Arantxa Sanchez Vicario was to appear in Manchester Supe­ MCC Seniors title for players over of Spain. rior Court today to answer a charge “I became so angry and offended Ellington four consecutive years, 60. Besides his five club crowns, he Did Becker think about the Ros­ that he made a racist remark to the I couldn’t believe it,” she told 1967 through 1970. also copped the Governors’ Cup in tagno scare at all as he moved to his Graf realized she was in deep director of the town’s senior center police. “This man insulted me right PEOPLES A one-time plus one handicap 1961. first Grand Slam title other than trouble against Navratilova after over a public address system in his in public. I was horrified.” player at Ellington and zero at Trophies, plaques and 69 pieces Wimbledon? losing the first set and trailing in the car. Cave reported the incident to the BRIDGEPORT Manchester, the local man now of silver trophies, numbering 211 in “I thought about it for the last 10 second. I knew it would be very hard to come back and win it,” she Sevetz, a 37-year-old police after recording the license plays to a six handicap. all, are prominently displayed in his days,” he said. “All the time. said. “I just kept hanging in there.” Wethersfield resident, was arrested plate number of the car. Hilinski formed his own com­ home, many in cabinets made by “Over the years, those things (net last Wednesday on a breach of peace Cave said today she was not pany, E&S Gage in Manchester in his father, a master craftsman. cords) even out. Sometimes they’re Navratilova, desperately disap­ charge after Jeanette Cave, director ready to make any comments 1950 after working for years at Hilinski rates the 1%9 season as good for you and sometimes they’re pointed at the loss to Graf, of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ regarding the case. Pratt and Whimey, and today he his best. He dominated play at bad. To win a Grand Slam, you have recovered somewhat by capturing Center, filed a complaint about an Police said when they informed still serves as president while his ERCC and MCC, and won the to come through a match when you the doubles title Sunday, teaming incident she said occurred on East Sevetz about the complaint on Sept. son, Stanley III, runs the business. Anderson Fbur Ball at Winged are almost out of it” with Hana Mandlikova to defeat Middle Turnpike on Sept. 1. 1, he said, “That lady made a com­ Golf has been a year round outlet Foot, N.Y. with Tom Gorman in a Fur Becker, Rostagno provided l^m Shriver, her ex-doubles partner, plaint?” for Hilinski who also owns a home and Mary Joe Feniandez, 5-7, 6-4, Police said they began investigat­ field of 110 teams. He also was that match in the tournament’s 6-4. ing Sevetz, who also is a volunteer He also said Case was not telling ^ COMPED in Lake Worth, Fla., where he second best in the Coimecticut second round. firefighter for the Eighth Utilities the complete story, police said. spends eight months of the year. Open as well as low amateur. “I thought after that, things can “This helps a lot,” Navratilova After ending the phone call ^ LOWELL ^ R)r the last 26 years, Hilinski has said^. “(Saturday) was a nightmare. I District, in connection with the case Hilinski launched his tournament only get better,” Becker said. ‘ after Cave filed the complaint. Cave abruptly, Sevetz called back to say ALBANY sharpened his greens play with a play in 1954 and for the last 35 Among the things that improved don’t think I ever lost being up like UBT m m'" ^ that in a Grand Slam. I was two 1 is from Windsor. he had just consumed five beers and putting green on his Garth Road years has played in major amateur for him was the court. Becker has Cave, 41, told police that Sevetz was unable to drive to the police sta­ PROVIDENCE HARTFORD property. “It’s been a lot of work, a events throughout New England, always thrived on the green grass of points from winning 3 and 2. It’s yelled, “You’ve just confirmed what tion, police said. Sevetz called back lot of cutting (the grass) but it has Canada and the South. He’s been a Wimbledon, where he has won the rough when you’re so close. It’s the best I’ve ever played and lost.” 1 felt about nigger women...driving again to say that a family member helped,” he said. “Flitting has al­ regular in senior tournaments in prestigious All-England champion­ would drive him to the police sta­ CBT ways been a suong point in my Florida the past decade. cars...’’ over his car’s public address ship three times. The hardcourts of The Associeted Press system on Sept. 1. The incident oc­ tion. HARTFORD BOSTON Flushing Meadow have never been He refused to give police his curred at the intersection of Chapel as friendly .oi his serve-and-vollcy CHAMPION — Boris Becker of West Germany exhults after Road and Burnham Sueet, Cave told whereabouts or phone number. game. Simms ready police. Police said Sevetz instead sent his But by Sunday, Becker noticed his four-set win over Ivan Lendl Sunday that gave Becker his attorney, Ellen Landers, a director Angel clean sweep She said Sevetz had harassed her that had changed. “The court was first U.S. Open title. for ’89 debut prior to the incident while they were for the Eighth Utilities District, on much quicker than it was two weeks his behalf Landers, a Republican ago,” he said. “It was quicker every By DAVID GINSBURG both driving westbound on Tolland candidate for the Town Board of but with a serve like his, there’s not “I think that 1 have improved with "■umpike. no help to Bosox day because of playing on it and The Associated Press much you can do about it,” Lendl Directors and a volunteer firefighter sliding on it. The balls were sliding experience and I’m able to make up Cave said shortly before 5:30 said. “He just has more power in his for the disu-ict, was accompanied to a little bit more, which was good for for something which, at times, other WASHINGTON — The start of p.m. on Sept. 1, she was in the left ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — The to go? We just have to keep plug­ game than I do and his game was the interview at the police suition by my backhand slice and for my serve. players have and 1 don’t. But there the new NFL season couldn’t come lane on Tolland Turnpike with traf­ California Angels’ latest surge ging away.” putting a little more pressure on her husband, Thomas E. Landers, I was able to play my game out is only so much you can do. You soon enough for Phil Simms, who is fic cones diverting traffic to the seems to follow the theme of “better The third-place Angels remained me.” president of the Eighth Utilities Dis­ there.” have certain limits.” still tortured by memories of the right lane. She said a Ford LTD trict and a district firefighter. late than not at all.” five games behind Oakland in the Any time he was in trouble, Be­ For Lendl, the limit may be Be­ New York Giants’ final game of driven by Sevetz came within six in­ But manager Doug Rader is more American League West and only All of that added up to bad news cker’s booming serve usually bailed Ellen Landers said that Sevetz cker, who has won their last four 1988. ches of her car as she passed the optimistic than that. one-half game behind Kansas City. for Lendl, playing in a record-tying him out. Lendl knows that will be would not be turning himself in but CIRRUS. meetings to draw even at 7-7 with Nine months time hasn’t eased cones, police said. “You can’t settle for what you The Angels had lost nine of 11 eighth consecutive Open final but more and more of problem for him wished to file a counter complaint EQUAL HOUSING LENDER E O E his rival. “We’re close,” Becker the pain Simms felt when the New Cave said as she moved into the have. You have to strive for all you prior to this series. But they ap­ still with just three titles to show for as Becker’s game continues to ma­ against Cave for her conduct in a said. “We’re the same more or less. York Jets knocked the Giants out of right lane, Sevetz cut in front of her motor vehicle, according to police. can achieve,” Rader said after the peared to play with renewed verve it. ture. Today, was a difference of about into the left lane. She told police, he against the Red Sox, taking a pair of Twice, in the first and fourth sets, the playoffs with an improbable Sevetz was processed and Angels completed a three-game ‘The game is changing,” he said. two shots, maybe. That will always then began to slow down and speed 2-1 decisions and turning a 5-2 he forced Becker to tiebreakers but 27-21 upset. Simms threw three released on $100 non-surety bond Miln Strut sweep of Boston by beating the Red “It’s more powerful than it was 10 be the difference between No. 1 and up so she could not make a safe and scheduled for court today. Only MANCHESTER STATE BANK Spsncir 81 Sox 2-1 in 14 innings Sunday. each time, he came up short. years ago when 1 came up and it’s No. 2." touchdown passes that December change back into the left lane. Sevetz has been charged in connec­ “We’re five games back with 19 See RED SOX, page 12 ‘Tiebreakers are usually shootouts. going to be more difficult. Hiirtlind Even with the loss, Lendl will See SIMMS, paxc 12 Cave said she noticed Sevetz tion with the incident. SERVING GREATER MANCHESTER Plizi Ig — MANCHESTER HERALD Monday. Sept 11. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Sept. 11, 1989 - 13 A’s opening Martina IN BRIEF MCC soccer team opens year with title GREENFIELD, Mass. — Scoring three goals in shutout win over host Greenfield on Saturday. “In three out of our first four halves of play, we UConn ties Howard your first two college soccer games would be cause for MCC will open its home season on Wednesday at 3 scored four goals,” said MCC coach Bob Winch. “It doubles celebration for just about anybody, but for Gareth p.m. against the Brown University jayvees. took us only one to find a good combination. (Gareth) some daylight STORRS — After four matches, the University Damon, a freshman at Manchester Community College Joe Tanguay had a three-goal hat trick in the title Damon had only been with the team for two days, so I of Connecticut men’s soccer team still has not who was in prison in South Africa only a month ago, match. Todd Hosig, a 1988 Windsor High grad, scored started him at midfield. As soon as I put him up front, yielded a goal. they were extra special. The Cougars opened the 1989 in both games as did Francis Semu, who arrived he scores two goals. By The Associated Press champ UConn played third-ranked Howard University season this past weekend by capturing its second con­ recently in Manchester from Malawi in Central Africa. “I was pleased with the whole team’s performance AL Roundup to a 0-0 tie Sunday afternoon before a crowd of secutive Greenfield Community College Invitational Semu’s cousin, Gerald Mwenelupembe, also scored on this weekend,” continued Winch. “We’ve got our sea There’s some daylight showing in 4,005 at the Connecticut Soccer Stadium. The Hus­ Sunday with an 8-1 win over Holyoke Community Sunday. Steve Andrews added a goal on Sunday. legs and we’re beginning to see what will jell for the the American League divisional NEW YORK (AP) — The Mar­ kies remained unbeaten with a record of 3-0-1 College. Damon scored twice in the game against Greenfield team. We’re not quite fit, yet, but I think we’re going races and the Oakland Athletics hope it is, because we’ve got a lot of tina and Hana Show made a grand while Howard is 1-0-1. Howard lost to Indiana in The Cougars advanced to the title match with a 4-0 with Hosig and Semu adding the other scores. to have an excellent season.” hope it continues. n i^ t games coming up." debut in Grand Slam play. the NCAA Championship game last year. ■After defeating the New York Blue Jays 5, Indians 4: Pinch- Martina Navratilova and Hana “It was a great example of what college soccer Yankees 6-2 on Sunday, the A’s are hitter Lee Mazzilli rolled an RBI Mandlikova, two Czechoslovakia- should be,” Howard coach Keith TUcker said. 44-14 in day games this season. single through the left side of the in­ born players who joined forces after “There was stamina and finesse on display before a They also are 19-4 on Sundays, but field with one out in the 10th inning Browns make life miserable for Noll Navratilova split with longtime great, friendly crowd.” after dark they arc only one game as the red-hot Blue Jays won for the partner Pam Shriver, won the U.S. UConn will travel to Boston University to take - w over .500. Since the World Scries 11 ih time in their last 13 games. Open women’s doubles title on Sun­ on the Terriers Wednesday night at 7. BU is the By Bob Greene will be played exclusively at night Tony Fernandez opened the day. And they beat Shriver and defending New England champion. The Associated Press this year, the .A’s may face a repeat Toronto lOlh with a single off Mary Joe Fernandez in the final, A ' i ^if <4# i 4 of last year, when they lost in five rookie Steve Olin, took second on a 5-7, 6-4,6-4. It was no fun for Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll. But games to the Los .Angeles Dodgers. ^oundout and scored on Mazzilli's “If you have two good doubles Hulbert takes B.C. title for David Grayson, Cleveland’s 51-0 victory over the First, of course, they have to get single. Since coming to the Blue players, even the first lime together, Sleelers was a runaway hit. there. But they own a 4>/2-game lead Jays on July 31, Mazzilli is 3-for-5 they do well,” said Navratilova, who ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) — Mike Hulbert paired Grayson relumed a fumble 28 yards for a touch­ the first playoff hole on Sunday to beat Bob Estes / over Kansas City, matching their as a pinch-hitler with a homer and won the Family Circle Cup doubles down and an interception 14 yards for another score. and win the B.C. Open for his second PGA Tour largest of the season, after downing four RBIs. with Mandlikova in April, their first He also recovered another fumble, setting up the first victory. the Yankees behind Dave Faker's Rangers 8, Orioles 1: Mike Stan­ loumamcni together. “They know of Mall Bahr’s three first-half field goals. Hulbert and Estes finished with 16-undcr-par hitting and the pitching of Storm ley keyed Texas’ six-run first inning the angles. There have to be certain “It was real unusual. I’ve never seen anything like 268s and each missed long birdie putts on the final Davis. with a three-run double and Jamie it,” linebacker Clay Matthews said after the Browns ingredients and, obviously, Hana hole of regulation, forcing the playoff. ’’Baseball was meant to be played Moyer pitched a six-hitter for his caused five fumbles, sacked Pittsburgh quarterback and I have it.” Hulbert, 31, who started the day three strokes be­ in the daytime." said Parker, who first complete game of the season. Bubby Brisler six times and limited the Sleelers to five Just as Navratilova and Shriver hind Estes, shot a 6-under-par 65 and pocketed drove in two runs with a single and Moyer, making his second start first downs and 53 net yards. “It was almost comical. had It when they combined for 19 590,(X)0. his 20th homer, the eighth lime in since missing almost three moniJts Grand Slam doubles crowns. But How could you ever have figured it?” his career he has reached that mark. with a shoulder injury, shut the they split last month, although Nav­ Spencer-Devlin triumphs Or as Noll said of the worst loss in the Sleelers’ 58- "But in this organization, it’s a great year history: “It was the bad ... the worst I’ve ever Orioles down after Phil Bradley’s ratilova insists it is a “trial separa­ PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Muffin Spencer-Dev­ situation when you can get 35,000 first-inning homer. seen as a coach. A game like this is no fun. That must tion. lin, playing steady golf while the other leaders fal­ or 40,000 people to come out for a Twins 8, Royals 2: Minnesota have been a record for an offense setting up points for Unfortunately, too much has tered, claimed a onc-.stroke victory in the $300,000 weekday game and consistent sel­ dealt Kansas City’s division title been said publicly already,” said Cellular One-Ping Championship on Sunday. a defense.” louts on the weekend. You alwavs hopes another blow behind the Navratilova, who will team with Spencer-Devlin, who began the day four strokes Tim Worley, the Sleelers’ first-round draft pick, lost want to play better in front of a lot pitching of Royals nemesis Allan Shriver in the Federation Cup next off the lead, shot a 1-under 71 for a 2-under 214 three fumbles in his first NFL start, including two of pxroplc.” Anderson and the hitting of Brian month. “1 think that I’d like to look during the Browns’ 17-point first quarter. The victory Patrick FlynaAtenchester Herald total and her first victory on the LPGA Tour in Harper and Randy Bush. in the .AL Easu the Toronto Blue at the positive side, which is that three years. She won ,$45,000. marked the head coaching debut of Cleveland’s Bud Jays nipped Cleveland 5-4 in 10 in­ A TOUCHDOWN — UConn's Victor Taylor Anderson yielded one run and necticut State University at Memorial Stadium we’ve had one of the greatest Canadian Dawn Ctx; and Susan Sanders, both of Carson, a former Sleelers defensive coordinator. i nings and lead Baltimore, an 8-1 eight hits in six innings and has scoras a touchdown in the second quarter in Storrs. UConn won, 27-9. partnerships of all time together. It whom blew big leads in the final round, wound up “I’ve got 15 games and the rest of my career left,” loser to Texas, by 2>/2 games. The given up just five runs in 23 innings Worley said. “I’ve got to pul this one behind me.” during Saturday’s game against Central Con- may still continue, it may not.” tied with Nancy Lopez, and Tammie Green for f ^ deficit is the Orioles’ largest since against the Royals in three games Tim Manoa score on two short runs and Bemie { * "The way Navratilova and second. May 10. while going 2-0. Harper had a Mandlikova made out, a reunion Kosar completed 16 of 25 passes for 207 yards as the Elsewhere, it was Minnesota 8. double and three singles while Bush with Shriver on a regular basis Senior title to Player Browns beat the Sleelers for the seventh straight time Kansas City 2; California 2, Boston homered and singled twice. might be a longshot. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Gary Player birdied since 1985. 1 in 14 innings: Milwaukee 7. Seat­ Tom Gordon, 16-7, gave up five DeGennaro says records Seeded sixth, Martina and Hana “I’ve never been in a mess like this in my life,” Pit­ the 15lh and 16 holes Sunday to win the rain-shor­ tle 1, and Detroit 6, Chicago 5. runs in 6 1-3 innings. eliminated four seeded teams to win. tened PGA Seniors GTE North Classic for the tsburgh rookie Tom Ricketts, an offensive guard, said. Oakland’s Davis equaled his Brewers 7, Mariners 1: Mark “Winning with Martina is a great second year in a row. Four players — two Browns and two Sleelers — career high by winning his 17ih Knudson pitched a two-hitter for his honor,” Mandlikova said. “I enjoyed Player, who finished with a 9-under 135 total for were ejected during a pair of fourth-period bench­ AP photo game. He yielded both New York first complete game of the season are not that important it. As to the future, it is up to her, 36 holes, earned $52,000 for his 12th Seniors vic­ clearing incidents after Cleveland led 44-0. Only a few runs — consecutive fifth-inning and Greg Vaughn stole home to key not me. I didn’t do well in singles, tory and first of the season. thousand fans were in the stands at game’s end be­ BREAKING AWAY — Cincinnati’s James NFL opener Sunday in Chicago. The Bears homers by Jesse Barfield and Rober­ a four-run fifth inning as Milwaukee cause of the score and a second-half downpour. Benton combined to complete 24- but this is very good for my con­ Joe Jimenez, A1 Gciberger and Billy Caspier tied Brooks (21) goes for extra yards as he pulls won, 17-14. completed a diree-game sweep of By The Associated Press New London, Egal’s 30-yeard field Eagles 31, Seahawks 7: Randall Cunningham to Kelly — and six hits in six in­ of-31 passes for 302 yards and hit fidence.” for second at 136. Seattle. The loss extended Seattle’s goal came just in time to raise the passed for 240 yards and two touchdowns, leading away from Chicago's Richard Dent in their nings and won for the eighth time in 12 different receivers. Converted It shouldn’t hurt Navratilova’s University of Connecticut academy from a one-point defecit to Philadelphia over Seattle. The Eagles defen.se, which his last nine starts. club-record home losing streak to 11 quarterback Mark Didio caught psyche, either. Miller 400 to Wallace quarterback .Matt DeGennaro a 24-21 win. scored one touchdown, had three interceptions, three TTie homers cut the A’s lead to games. ’The Mariners have lost six seven passes for 135 yards and On Saturday. Steffi Graf beat RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Rusty Wallace field goal with 13 seconds remaining lifted Phoenix The Vikings’ defensive line — tackles Keith Millard emerged from the Cenual Connec­ The Mariners had a 21-9 lead sacks, a blocked punt and held Seattle to 77 yards 3-2. But Oakland added a run off straight and 20 of 24. senior Mike Nolan hauled in six for Navratilova 3-6, 7-5, 6-1 for the strengthened his bid for his first Winston Cup stock past Detroit and spoiled the debut of Heisman Trophy and Henry Thomas and ends Chris Dolcman and A1 ticut game with two more school until Coast Guard scored 13 points rushing. loser Eric Plunk in the fifth on Car­ Tigers 6, Wliite Sox 5: Lou singles crown. car championship by coasting to victory in the winner Barry Sanders. Noga — sacked Houston quarterback Warren Moon records, something he said may be 62 yards. Sophomore Jeff in the fourth quarter to take a 22-21 Seattle lost All-Pro wide receiver Steve Largcni for ney Lansford’s sacrifice fly and W’hitaker’s bases-loaded walk, the “This helps a lot after losing Miller 400 after running out of gas with one lap left for 44:02 to just 15:58 for Dallas. Hebert completed 16 seven limes and controlled Houston’s running game. due more to quantity than quality. .McNamara caught DeGennaro’s lead. six weeks when he .suffered a fractured elbow some­ Parker and Dave Henderson hit RBI fourth walk of the inning off yesterday." Navratilova said. “I Sunday. of 19 passes for 153 yards without an interception. In leading UConn to a 27-9 vic­ lone touchdown pass, an 18-yarder The Mariners were led by quarter­ time during the first half. Largent played briefly in the Bills 27, Dolphins 24: Jim Kelly scored on a 2-yard singles off Lance McCullers in the Chicago relief ace Bobby ’Thigpen, don’t think I’ve ever lost being up in Wallace averaged 88.380 mph in guiding his tory over Central Connecticut Satur­ early in the third quarter. back Chris Clark, who connected on second quarter but saw no action in the second half. Bears 17, Bengals 14: Mike Tomcz.ak rallied the run up the middle as lime expired, completing a rally eighth. forced home the last of three ninth­ a Grand Slam like that. It was rough Pontiac Grand Prix to his sixth victory of the day, DeGennaro surpassed Rick UConn, 1-0, took a 7-0 lead when 25 of 45 passing attempts for 367 Largent holds the NFL record for receptions (792) Bears 'o victory with a 20-yard touchdown pass to from 11 points back as Buffalo beat Miami. Trailing “1 think it’s just a freak stat,” inning runs as last-place Detroit being so close.” season, tops on the Winston Cup circuit. Dale Ear­ Oakland manager Tony La Russa Robustelli (712 attempts) and Ken Gerard Tollefsen scored from a yard yards and a pair of touchdowns. His and reception yardage (12,709). He increased his James Thornton in the fourth quarter. 24-20, the Bills got the ball back on Nate Odomes’ completed an 8-1 homestand, its SweiiMr (4,049 yards). In 23 games out midway through the first pteriod lop receivers were brothers Richard Shriver and Fernandez never had nhardt finished second, 8.9 seconds back. Tomezak, in his first game as the Bears’ undisputed second interception of Dan Marino with 1:44 left at the said of the A’s daylight record. “I best of the year. record of consecutive games in which he has caught at DeGennaro has completed 450- and Rob Moons convened. A three- and Ron Gill. played together and became a team Prost takes major step No. 1 quarterback, completed just six of 16 passes in Buffalo 49. of-731 for 5,089 yards and 36 touch­ yard run by DcGermaro in the Richard Gill had seven receptions just moments before the entry dead­ least one pass to 168. He has mis.scd only four games the first three quarters. But he completed four of seven Kelly hit five of six passes before an incomplclion line. downs and has passed for more than second period made it 13-0 before for 123 yards and Ron Gill had four MONZA, Italy (AP) — Alain Prost of France in his NFL career. in the fourth quarter, including the TD toss to and an offsides penally against Miami put the ball at 200 yards 17 times. He already had Paul Flynn kicked a 31-yard field for 116 yards. Each scored one “Our schedules didn’t work out made a substantial step toward his third world title 49ers 30, Colts 24: Roger Craig scored two touch­ Thornton with 4:54 left. the 2 with two seconds left. Kelly ran the ball in from Knepper making die career completion mark. goal for the Blue Devils, 1-1. touchdown. well this year,” Shriver said of her as he drove a McLaren-Honda to victory in Sun­ downs and Jerry Rice caught a 58-yard scoring pass Raiders 40, Chargers 14: Steve Beuerlein replaced the shotgun formation. Quarterback Dante Vinciguerra association with Navratilova. “We day’s lUilian Fonnula-One Grand Prix at the Monz.a from Joe Montana as San Francisco beat Indianapolis. injured Raiders quarterback Jay Schroeder in the first “We throw the ball so much, The Huskies got two more scores in the third quarter, one on led the Coast Guard offense, con­ only played two tournaments in five Autodromc. The touchdown reception was the 50lh of Rice’s quarter and pa.ssed for 206 yards and two touchdowns Sanders, who signed on Thursday, entered the game records are going to happen.” McNamara’s first collegiate recep­ necting CKi 9 of 16 passing attempts months and lost them both. It was The triumph — Prost’s fourth Grand Prix win career. as Los Angeles spoiled new coach Dan Henning’s in the third quarter and led the Lions on a scoring drive DeGennaro said. the Astros pay tion and the other on a five-yard run for 107-yards, including a 17-yard also at a time I was questioning my this season and the 39ih of his career — extended Indianapolis’ Eric Dickerson ran for 106 yards and debut. with runs of 18, 3,5 and 3 yards, the latter into tlie end In other games around the state by Kevin Welsey, a junior college dedication. his lead in the world standings over his Brazilian became the seventh player and quickest to reach the Jim McMahon, traded to San Diego from Chicago, zone. Sanders finished with 71 yards on nine carries. Saturday, the Merchant Marine touchdown toss to David Brown. uansfer who gained 82 yards on 17 “I guess it was a lime she thought rival and teammate, Ayrton Senna, to 20 points. 10,000-yard ru.shing plateau. Dickenson did it in his completed just seven of 18 passes for 91 yards and was Gary Hogeboom completed 21 of 35 passes for 264 .Academy defeated Coast Guard In the Alfred-Western Connec­ carries to lead all runners. ticut game in Danbury, Locey ran she would give me a kick in my 91st game; Jim Brown did it in 98. replaced by David Archer midway through the third yards for Phoenix. By The Associated Press 24-21 on a field goal from Richard pants, three weeks before the Open. After Rice’s TD reception capped an 80-yard, five- Genual got its other touchdown the ball in from five yards out to quarter. Buccaneers 23, Rickers 21: Lars Tate scored on NL Roundup Egal. and quarterback Lance Locey But I understand it because, besides play drive, the Colts scored with 1:28 to play when Broncos 34, Chiefs 20: Denver converted four Kan­ Bob Knepper says he’s not trying with 2:12 left in the game on a five- score the game’s first touchdown at two short touchdown runs, set up by the passing of ran for two touchdowns to lead friendship, it’s a business and a Sullivan wins Indy-car race Chris Goode blocked a punt by Barry Helton on the 38 sas City turnovers into 24 points, including touch­ to get even with the Houston Astros yard run by Rodney Baran. 9:38 in the first quarter. Steve Milne Vinny Testaverde, and Mark Robinson intercepted a season highs with 14 runs and 19 Alfred University to a 24-6 win over partnership. ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (AP) — Danny Sullivan and Albert Bentley recovered the ball in the end zone. downs on interception returns by Tyrone Braxton and but he’s doing it anyway. kicked the point after and then pass by Green Bay quarterback Don Majkowski at tlie hits. San Diego remained lied with Western Connecticut. It was ironic. The script was per­ darted past an oul-of-fuel Michael Andretti two Rams 31, Falcons 21: Jim Everett threw for one Randy Robbins, as Marty Schottenheimer lost his first Knepper held his former team­ The UConn defense, led by scored a field goal from 31 yards out 8-yard line with five minutes left, stopping a final Houston in second place in the In New Haven, East Stroudsburg linebacker Troy Ashley and defen­ fect,” Shriver said. “I wanted to turns from the end and went on to win the Texaco- touchdown and ran for another as the Rams up.staged game as Chiefs coach. mates to five hits over six innings to irKrease Alfred’s lead to 10-0. Packers drive. West, six games behind San FrarKis- quarterback Tom Taylor completed sive back Rusty Neal, did a good job rnake sure I didn’t let anything emo­ Havoline 200 Indy-car race with a record speed the debut of Atlanta’s Deion Sanders. Everett threw a Kansas City turnovers on consecutive plays from and Pat Sheridan hit a three-run Alfred’s John MaeSwann had a co. 17 of 21 passing auempis to lead his tionally bother me. I kept things Sunday at Road America. 46-yard “Hail Mary” scoring pass to Henry Ellard on scrimmage in the first quarter helped stake Denver to a Testaverde completed 22 of 27 passes for 205 yards double in the first inning on SuiKlay of containing the Blue Devils, Jack- three-yard touchdown run, and Cubs 4, Cardinals 1: Steve Wil­ team to a 24-0 season-opening vic- son said. under wraps pretty well. I think it Sullivan notched the 13lh of his Indy-car career the final play of the first half, giving the Rams a 17-14 and one touchdown, a 9-yardcr to William Howard. as San Francisco beat Houston 5-3, Locey scored again on a one-yard 17-0 lead. son, who pitched in relief a day ear­ . lory over Southern Connecticut. In “They ran a lot of winged-T was a pretty positive match.” as he averaged 122.803 mph, breaking Emerson Fit­ lead. dropping the .Astros six games back run with 27 seconds left in the third Vikings 38, Oilers 7: Anthony Carter caught seven lier, struck out 10 in five innings as West Haven, Marvin Tomlin playes and we defended them pretty Far Mandlikova, who has won tipaldi’s year-old race record of 122.215. Sanders signed with the Falcons on Thursday, the Saints 28, Cowboys 0: New Orleans used a ball- in the .National League West and quarter. passes for 123 yards, including a touchdown, as Min­ four Chicago pitchers combing to relumed an intercefHion fcM' a touch­ well,” he said. four Grand Slam singles titles, it day after he finished his major league baseball season nesota downed Houston. control offense to hand Dallas its first regular-season giving the Giants their only victory Western Connecticut scored its IMSA race to Brabham fan 18 at Wrigley Field. down to lead the University of New ’There isn’t much room for error was her first major doubles victory. with the New York Yankees. On his second punt return Wade Wilson, starling his first season as the team’s shutout loss since 1985 and spoil the debut of Jimmy of the three-game series. only touchdown on a 7D-yard run by Chicago widened its National Haven to a 20-14 win over Califor­ when you play a team as explosive Navratilova and Mandlikova split SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — Australian Geoff of the day, he ran 68 yards for a touchdown. Not a bad undisputed No. 1 quarterback after a two-year battle Johnson as coach. Knepper, 7-11, was released by quanerback Scott Zinser in the League East lead over the Cardinals nia of Pennsylvania. as these guys,” McGlinchey said. “It 5104,000. Shriver and Fernandez Brabham beat teammate Chip Robinson by .32 week for Sanders, who homered and hit two doubles, with Tommy Kramer, completed 16 of 25 passes for The Saints held Dallas to just 20 yards total rushing the .Astros on July 28 and signed by fourth quarter. to 2'/2 games. The Cubs, who won “He’s a tremendous football was pretty tough to sustain a drive.” divided 552,000. seconds Sunday to win the IMSA Grand Prix and with four RBIs, for the Yankees on Tuesday. 218 yards, including TD tosses of 32 yards to Carter — 10 by Herschel Walker — and Bobby Hebert the Giants on .Aug. 5. Alfred gained 266 total yards on two of three from Ore Cardinals, lead player,” said Central coach Matt UConn travels to Dallas next move into a tic with Robinson for the IMSA GTP Cardinals 16, Lions 13: A1 Del Greco’s 33-yard and two yards to Steve Jordan. directed the offense that saw the Saints possess the ball On Sunday , he gave up a two-run 73 plays while Western was held to Montreal by four games and lire .McGlinchey. “He has a scrambler’s Saturday night to face Division I-A champion.ship with just two events remaining. double to Gerald Young in the 108 yards on 40 offensive plays. New York Mets by 4i/2. eyes. Even when he scrambles, he Southern Methodist while Central is .second inning and pitched out of a For East Stroudsburg, tailback Kingdom sets world mark Phillies 4, Expos 2: Rookie Pat keeps his eyes downfield. He just at hcMne against AIC. Rick Sterner scored the first touch­ jam in the fifth. BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Roger Kingdom Combs struck out eight in seven in­ doesn’t make mistakes.” In the Merchant Marine down with a one-yard run in the first Simms Mighty Seminoles surprisingly winless to date "1 have no animosity toward DeGennaro and backup Corny overcame a slow suirl and ran the fastest 110-meicr them," Knepper said. Then, speak­ nings for his first major-league vic­ Academy-Coast Guard match in Quarter. tory. Montreal has lost eight of 13 hurdles in history, spurring the United States men’s ing about H ouston’s general From Page 11 Pacific 0; No. 8 Oklahoma 33, 3aylor /; games aixi 23 of 36. team to its second consecutive title in the rain- By The Associated Press manager, manager and owner, he plagued World Cup track and field meet Sunday. No. 9 Colorado 45, Colorado Suite 20; said: "1 didn’t look at it as a chance Ctxnbs, 1-0, allowed one run and No. 14 Syracuse 43, Temple 3; No. 17 seven hits and walked one in his day despite being harried by a rush Kingdom’s clocking of 12.87 seconds is not a After two weeks of the college football to get back at Bill Wood, .An Howe Mets now hit crunch time world record, however, bccau.se he was aided by a West Virginia 14, Maryland 10; No. 23 lliat sacked him eight times. season, Florida Stale is surprisingly still or John Mc.Mullcn. It was a business second major-league start. Roger wind of 2.51 meters per second, well over the al­ looking for its first victory. Pittsburgh 29, Boston College 10, and decision. Some of those guys over McDowell pitched two innings of “Disapj»intmcnt is probably a By Ben Walker popup for his third save. On Satur­ well a ^ n s t the Pirates and did well mild word for it. That was one of the lowable 2.00. But perhaps no one was more surprised No. 25 North Carolina State 38, Georgia there are my best friends, l’played four-hit relief for his 18ih save. The Associated Press day, Johnson hit a game-tying two- this lime. He allowed four hits low points of iny career,” Simms than UCLA on Saturday night. Tech 28. with some of them nine years." Reds 5, Braves 4: Pinch-hiuer run homer off Kipper in the eighth through six innings before Gary Czechs outskate Flames No. 3 Miami 51, WLsconsin 3: Craig Ken Griffey singled in the winning said. “We worked so hard to gel to “We know UCLA is one of the great Dodgers 14, Padres 8: Mickey N’EW YORK — Today, the New inning, but the Mets lost 8-5 in 12 Redus led off the seventh with a dial point, then came away with PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) — The Calgary teams in the Pac-10, but 1 think we kind Erickson shook off a sluggish start to Hatcher, Rick Dempsey and Eddie run in the ninth off Dwayiie Henry, innings. home run that put Pittsburgh alicad Flames were outskated by the Cz.echoslovakian na­ throw four touchdown passes, including 0-1, after John Franco, 4-7, blew a York Mets begin a 10-game trip. nodiing,” of snuck up on them,” Tennessee quarter­ “It’s satisfying to beat a team like 2- 1. two to Wesley Carroll, as Miami routed 1 Munay homered at Jack Murphy tional hockey team Sunday, losing 4-2 in the first save for the seventh time in 37 c^- Will it be a path toward the fvennant TTie Giants start anew tonight back Sterling Henton said following the this, but 1 don’t know why I’ve been “It was a good pitch, a curvcball game played by an NHL team in Eastern Europe. Stadium as Los Angeles ptosted pommiiies. or the road to ruin? against an old rival, the Washington Volunteers’ shocking 24-6 victory over Wisconsin in Dennis Erickson’s debut as “Obviously, we need our best so successful against them,” Smiley down and in,” Fernandez said. Redskins, in a rematch of last In a game featuring an NHL-like 58 minutes in the Bruins in the Rose Bowl. coach. said. “We beat them five of six here. road trip of the year,” Manager Fernandez left after a Icadoff season s opener. New York won penalties and two brawls in the final minutes, the UCLA was rated a 15-poinl favorite Miami, in its first game since losing That knocked them down.” Czechoslovakians overcame an early 2-0 deficit. Davey Johnson said. “We’re dow-n single in the eighth. Eton Aase dien 27-20 last year to set the lone for the over their Southeastern Conference op­ Coach Jimmy Johnson to the Dallas Cow­ to cruiKh lime.” The Pirates, 63-79 overall, are 9-5 walked Redus and pinch hitter Andy ponent. Obviously, tlie Vols didn’t see it boys, has won 43 of its last 44 regular- against the Mets this season. Redskins’ unpleasant 7-9 campaign. Brazil gains ’90 finals Red Sox The .Mets put themselves in more Van Slyke was credited with a two- Washington, like New York, that way. season games, including 23 of 24 on the trouble Sunday, losing to the Pit­ Smiley, 11-7, missed his last three run triple when centerfielder Juan ZURICH, Switzerland (AP) — Three-time cham­ “1 don’t know if tliey’re overrated, but road. turns because of an inflammed ended die 1988 season with a bitter From Page 11 tsburgh Pirates 4-1. That left them in Samuel lost his long fly ball off Jeff lo.ss. ITie Redskins fell in overtime pion Brazil reached tlic 1990 World Cup finals Sun­ personally I think UCLA had a lot of Hol­ “I just wanted to gel Wisconsin out of elbow. This lime, the left-hander Musselman in the sun. fourth place in the National League to the AK' champion Cincimiati day when it was awarded a 2-0 victory in a qualify­ lywood hype going into this game,” Ten­ the way,” Craig Erickson said. “1 strug­ walked one and struck out four as he Fernandez, 11 -4, lost for only the ing game abandoned by Chile, which claimed its deficit into an 8-5 victory Saturday East, 41/2 games behind Chicago. Bengals after a 29-yaixl field goal at­ nessee defensive back Preston Warren gled early on but then 1 did some things A. a light lid on the game. Boston’s trio again baffled the Mets with his off- second time in 21 sums since May night. With just three weeks left, the tempt by Washington’s Chip goalkeeper was hit by a signal flare. said. belter. I didn’t feel any pressure.” AP piKJtO of Lee Smith, Rob Murphy and spveed pilches. 27, a span that includes seven vic­ The decision by FIFA, the Inlcmalional Federa­ "They’ve been three tight games. Mets will have to win on the road, Lohmillcr hit the upright with the Tennessee’s victory, its seventh in a No. 4 Nebra.ska 48, N. Illinois 17: Dennis Lamp no-hit the Angels until where they are only 27-40. They “I was geuing a liule tired. TTie tories. He slipped to 9-3 lifetime tion of Association Football, made Brazil the fourth Ken Clark, who gained all his yardage in HITS THE DIRT — Wyoming halfback Dabby Dawson is brought We hung tough, wailing for some­ their winning rally, while Greg Min­ score lied late in regulation. row over two seasons, was the biggest of began last week as the best home heat was getting to me,” Smiley against Pittsburgh with his first loss nation to qualify for next summer’s 24-nation tour­ 20 minutes before leaving with a sore down by the Air Force’s Tom Kafka with help from Pat McNelis thing to break our way,” Rader said. ton, Willie Fraser and Bob McClure Weeks earlier, the Red.skins lost several upsets over the weekend involv­ team in baseball, but went 3-4 at said. “But my elbow did not bother to them since July 1, 1985. nament in Italy. Yugoslavia qualified Wednesday knee, rushed for 168 yards and one touch­ ”Wc had to cope with some tough were combining to blank the Red their second encounter with the ing the nation’s ranked teams. during their game Sunday. Shea Stadium. Now, they travel to me.” “I can’t fault my guy." Johnson and defending champion Argentina and host Italy down as the Comhuskers overcame five pitching: Mike Boddicker, Oil Can Sox on four hits over the last seven tiiants when l.ohiniller put a field Elswhere, Virginia shocked No. 12 Philadelphia, Mcmu-eal, Chicago and On a 95-degree afternoon. Pirates said. “The other guy pitched a great have automatic births. first-half turnovers in their opener. 134 yards on 22 carries and scored two Boyd and Roger Clemens. They innings. goal attempt into the upright. Al­ Penn Slate 14-6, Washington whipped Majors said. “We did a better job titan I St. Louis. manager Jim Ley land liked w hat he game.” No. 15 Texas A&M 19-6, Mississippi No. 5 Auburn 55, Pacific 0: touchdowns. Webb’s scoring runs of two weren’t going to give us much.” though Lohmiller is still around, could have imagined.” John Smiley beat the Mets for the saw and didn’t see. The Mets hun themscvles with Karlson wins two gold State upset No. 18 Southern Mississippi Alexander Wright caught four long touch­ and 10 yards in the third quarter gave the But the Angels got maximum use “It was a long game. But it was iHUh New ^'ork and Washington third lime this season and improved “He pitched a great game. 1 was two errors and made .several other BLED, Yugoslavia (AP) — American Kris 26-23 and Texas Tech turned back No. 20 down passes and Auburn piled up 586 Volunteers a 21-0 lead en route to llieir out of their chances. Boddicker held weird: Nothing much happened, ex­ have undergone major chmiges. No. 8 Oklahoma 33, Baylor 7: Back­ to 7-1 against them in his career. He concerned alxtui his elbow, and the misplays that went for hits. Karlson, paired with lightweight double sculls Arizona 24-14. yards on offense. Wright caught scoring second straight win of the season. them to four hits Friday, they cept for the pitchers,” said Rader. Giants cirach Hill IVa'clls, striv­ up quarterback Chris Melson scored once gave up a home run to Gregg Jef­ key is he didn’t feel any pam,” “We didn’t get the job ilone," partner Cary Beth Sands, became the first com­ Meanwhile, No. 16 Florida Stale — an passes of 78, 73, 60 and 41 yards and set UCLA scored on a 15-yard pass from crammed all of their hits Saturday Fittingly, perhaps, the Angels’ Leyland said. ing to get his team hack into the and directed two other first-half touch­ feries on his second pitch, but al­ JohnsOT said. “I’m tired of talking petitor to win two golds in lightweight events at the upset victim on opening day to Southern a Soulheaslcm Conference record for Brel Johnson to Reggie Moore with 7:48 into three scoring innings, and ral­ winning run was unearned. Claudell And that hurt the Mets. playolls after a two-year hiatus, has down drives for Oklalioma, which gained lowed only three more hits in 8 1-3 aboLU ncM getting the job done." World Rowing Championships on Sunday. Mississippi — lost for the second straight receiving yards in a game with 263. The left in the game. The Bruins have scored lied into a 1-1 lie in the eighth in­ Washington scored as shortstop Luis “It seems like everytime he faces 14 players on the loster who didn’t all of its 338 yards on the ground. Steve innings. “Vkhen you don’t do it, you The 25-year-old Karlson, from Weston, Conn., week, 34-23 to No. 10 Clemson. old mark of 239 was set by Carlos Al­ in 206 consecutive games, an NCAA ning Sunday on only their fourth hit Rivera fumbled Brian Downing’s us he pitches a great game,” Jef­ play in last year’s ojxmer. The Collins, Oklahoma’s suirling quarterback, Bill Landrum got one out and al­ wonder why," he said. "It seems like also won the women’s lightweight single sculls Elsewhere, it was No. 3 Miami, Fla., varez of Florida in 1%9. record. olf Clentens. grounder with the bases loaded and feries said. Redskins have sluinied dieir lineup broke the little finger on his right hand on lowed one hit and Bob Kipper all year I’ve had to give exeu.ses Saturday. 51, Wisconsin 3; No. 4 Nebraska 48, TenneSvSee 24, No. 6 UCLA 6: Red- “1 felt our offense had to control the Thereafter, the two bullptens kept one out. Sid Fernandez usually pitches hy dumping several veienuis and sil­ the game’s first play and will be lost to retired Howard Johnson on a foul about our inconsistency." ting a lew oiheiti on the Ix'nch. Northern Illinois 17; No. 5 Auburn 55, shirt freshman Chuck Webb ru.shed for ball to win,” Tennessee coach Johnny the team for four to six weeks. 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. 11, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Sept. 11, 1989 — 15 SCOREBOARD FOCLJS/Advice______PEOPLE

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(Postage Only games scheduled Brock 1b 10 0 0 MDiaz ss MHtchr If 4 1 1 2 Schulze p 0 0 0 0 Tampa Bay 23, Green Bay 21 Bonds If 10 0 0 Samuel cf Danny Meiser, Shawn Stout, Kevin ^ t t and DEAR TRICKED: Thanks for the replied, “Norell.” I promptly pur­ denies the story. Tuesday's Games COBrien c 2 10 0 3 0 0 0 LHarris 2b 1 0 0 0 Parent ph 1111 Cleveland 51. Pittsburgh 0 Abby, medical records are legal is included.) Bell ss 5 0 1 0 McRyIds If Matt Lavatori. Denis played well in goal against Tntala 33 7 8 4 Totals 29 1 4 0 1 0 Murray 1b 3 1 1 3 Jackson cf 5 0 1 2 Now England 27, Now Ybrk Jets 24 BHtchr cl 4 1 1 0 HJhnsn 3b Windsor. Detroit at Cleveland. 7:35 p.m. Milwaukee 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 Vizcain ss 2 0 0 0 JaClark 1b 2 0 0 0 Minnesota 38, Houston 7 Bonilla 3b 4 0 0 0 Carraon rf 3 0 0 0 Hamlin 3b Buffalo 27, Miami 24 OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Sell. Ph.D. Catching a glimpse of Paul Chicago at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Seattle 001 3 1 1 0 Stphnsn 1b 110 0 Fledus rf 3 2 11 Magadn 1 b MSC United Toronto at Minnesota, 8.-05 p.m. E— Vizquel. Molitor, Presley. D P ^ilvvaukee 3 0 1 0 Been If 2 1 1 0 JeClark rf 4 1 0 0 Philadelphia 31, Seattle 7 King 1b 3 1 1 0 Lyons c Texas at Kansas City. 8.-35 p.m. 1- LOB— Milwaukee 7, Seattle 4. 2B— Yount 2 3 0 0 0 Dempsyc 4 2 2 1 Santiago c 3 1 1 1 Denver 34, Kansas City 20 The Manchester Soccer Club United (boys 12 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Residents of a VanSlyk cf Milwaukee at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. SB— Vaughn (3), Moyer (1). S— PolkJor, FokJor. 10 12 Elster ss 3 0 0 0 Fletcher c 1 0 10 SAIomar c 2 0 12 Los Angeles Flaiders 40, San Diego 14 years old) opened its season with a 81 victory Deposit boxes necessary Lind 2b neighborhood where Raul Newman and Joanne Boston at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. SF— Molitor. 0 2 1 mrfez p 2 0 0 0 Shelby cl 5 2 3 0 Pglruk) 3b 2 110 Monday's Gams over Vernon. Scott Ruganis (2), Kevin Repoli Bilardell c Woodward are making a film have been non­ Now Ybrk at California, 10:35 p.m. 0 0 0 Aase p 0 0 0 0 Shrprsn 2b 4 1 2 2 Tmpitn ss 2 0 10 Matt Somberg and Jeff Stabach scored the IP H R ER BB SO Smiley p Milwaukee 0 2 0 Mussimn p 0 0 0 0 RMrtinz p 4 1 2 1 Cora ss 3 0 0 0 New York Giants at Washington, 9 p.m. goals (or United. Also playing well for United chalantly trying to get a glimpse of the stars. Landrm p Hartley p National League standings Knudson W.6-5 9 2 1 0 : 0 0 0 Machado p 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Rasmsn p 0 0 0 0 were Ron Lesniak, Justin Bogll, Bryan 1 Kipper p “There’s a lot of people walking by, pretending Seattle 0 0 0 Teufel ph 10 0 0 Munoz p 0 0 0 0 Grant p 0 0 0 0 Jaworski, Jonathan Stanizzi and Jeff Roberts, for protecting vaiuabies East Division ' O Totals 4 9 4 Totals 30 1 5 1 Crews p 0 0 0 0 DnMrph p to walk their dogs, and they ... walk by 10 times,” W L Pet. GB RJohnson U6-7 5 4 5 4 0 0 0 0 O Ft lU f Pittsburgh 010 000 Innry ph !/• © Chicago 80 63 .559 ___ Swift 3 2 1 1 120— 4 10 0 0 Golf MSC Biazers said onlooker Kim Massman. “I’m going to take a New Iferk 100 000 Nolte p SL Louis 77 65 .542 2'q Niednfur i 2 1 1 000— 1 0 0 0 0 The Manchester Soccer Club Blazers (boys E— Lyons, Jefferies. DP— Pittsburgh 1, New Abner If Millions of little walk, but I’m not going to spend my whole Montreal 76 67 .531 4 HBP— COBrien by RJohnson. WP— 2 110 11 and under) began its fall season with a 3-2 \ o o store your will. “That’s at least York 1. LOB— Pittsburgh 7, New York 3. Totals 451419 14 Totals day doing this.” New Ybrk 75 67 .528 4'rz BK— RJohnson. 34 8 10 7 victo7 over Tolland. Nod Marsh scored two you are con­ 2B— King. 3B— VanSlyke. HR— Jefferies (7), Los Angslss Tallwood partially false,” says McGuinn. Pittsburgh 63 79 .444 16'rz 203 342 00 0 -1 4 goals for the Blazers while Ryan Ffost added the “VSv- The filming of “Mr. and Mrs. Bridge” began Redus (5). SB— BHatcher (23). San Disgo PRESIDENTS CUP — Gross- Stan Domian cerned about Philadelphia 58 84 .408 110 020 004— 8 other score. Also playing well were Andy Minor, “In most states, the safe deposit 21'rz IP the security of Saturday. Production staffers said director James West Division Rangers 8, Orioles 1 H R ER BB SO E” "JaClark, MHatchor, Santiago. Vizcaino, 144, Harry Nowobilski 150, Ken Comerford 151 Andrew Fitting. Tim Danahy, Jeff TalboL David box is the best place for your Pittsburgh Al>nor. DP— Los Angeles 1. San Diego 1 Loo Bravakis 152, Jim Bidwell 154, Walt W L Pet. GB BALTIMORE TEXAS Lawrence, Kevin Lappon, Matt Howroyd, Ftory A\0ST FISH, your valuables. Sylvia Ivory had planned to shoot outside but rain forced Smiley W.11-7 LOB— Los A ngeles 7, San D iego 9 Kominski 157, Ron Basile 157. Net- Dan Mar­ will.” San Frartoisco 82 61 .573 ___ ab r h bi ffost, Sean Wardwell, Caleb Knapton, Kyle ab r h bl Landrum 2 ^ R o b e n s , Dempsey, Gonzalez, Santiago, quis 138, Jim Ritchie 139, John Warren 139, PLA&UEV BY SKIN And for good In some states, including New filming indoors. Houston 76 67 .531 6 Deverex cf 4 0 1 0 Manriq ss Zawistowski, Matt Adinolfi and Courtney Knap­ 5 0 11 Kipper S,3 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 ^ I b y , Parent, SAIomar. H R - MHatcher (2). Harvey Harpin 139, Kurt Hassott 140, Frank / ) ^PAHASITES, EN&A&E reason, FBI San Diego 76 67 .531 6 PBradly If 4 1 1 1 ton. Marc Barbato played well in goal. York, it’s better to file your will A few people trying to see the stars gathered at Plmero 1b 4 1 1 0 Naw Ybrk Wajtyna 140, Carl Mikolowsky 141, Steve Cas- Porter Cincinnati 70 73 .490 12 CRipkn ss 3 0 1 0 Murray (17), Dempsey (3^). S-Rasmussen. CEPTAIN SA\ALL FISH statistics re­ barricades that had been set up to keep crowds and Dghrty 1b 1 0 10 FrndezL.11-4 71-3 8 3 3 0 9 IP sano 141, Chet Lukas 141, Ted Blasko 141 with your attorney or executor. Los Angeles 67 76 .469 15 Morind dh 3 0 0 0 H R ER BB SO MSC Spirit WHO SPECIALIZE Baines dh 4 1 2 0 Aase 0 0 1 1 1 0 Los Angeles John Guard 141, Sal Russo 142, Mike Parrott port crime in traffic away from tbe re.sidcntial neighborhood Atlanta 56 87 .392 26 Tottletn ph 0 0 0 0 The box is sealed until after FWmer ph 10 0 0 Mussimn 0 1 0 0 0 0 RMrtinez W.4-3 6 7 4 The Manchester Soccer Club Spirit (boys IN PEf^OWNO Saturday's Games Millign 1b 4 0 0 0 142, Walt Burinskas 142, Roger Lentoct* 143 America is at probate and an inventory by tax during the shooting. Sierra rf 3 0 11 Machado 12-3 0 0 0 0 2 Hartley g 0 0 Charlie Copp 144. under 10) shut out Enfield, 3-0, and nipped THESE NUISANCES. Wthgtn 3b 4 0 2 0 Bosley rf record levels. ______Pittsburgh 8, New York 5, 12 innings 10 0 0 Aase pitched to 1 batter in the 8th, Mussel- Munoz 1-3 2 4 LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Gross- Stan Simsbury, 2-1. A.J. Robonhymor (2), Ryan Buz- officials. You’ll need a court Atlanta 2, Cincinnati 1 Jeffersnrf 4 0 0 0 ranco 2b 2 2 2 0 man pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Crews 2-3 i g zell (2) and Jeff Cashman collected the goals Many drug ab­ order to search for a will and it Melvin c 3 0 1 0 Buechel 2b 0 0 0 0 Domian 54, Ken Comerford 57, Loo Bravakis (or the SpiriL Buzzoll, Cashman, Tim Sullivan Van Cliburn signs records Chicago 3, S t Louis 2, 10 innings HBiP— Cangelosi by Fernandez. Sen Diego 58, Harry Nowobilski 58, Rick Whodon 58, Jim users, for example, support place to park? Does the bank Holies c 0 0 0 0 RLeach If 3 1 1 1 Umpires and Derrick Harris picked up Ihe assists. Zack may be impossible to obtain. Montreal 6, Philadelphia 5 — Home. Bonin; First, Harvey; Ftesnxjsen L,810 2 1-3 4 4 Bidwell 59, Chic Gagnon 59. Not- Dan Marquis themselves and their addictions DALLAS (AP) — Van Cliburn signed hundreds Houston 4, San Francisco 1 Hulett2b 2 0 0 0 MStanly c 4 1 1 3 Second. Pulli; Third, Davidson, Grant 1 g 4 Willhide was outstanding in goal while Josh have hours that suit your sche­ Check the regulations in your BRipkn2b 10 0 0 45, Jim Ritchie 47, John Whrron 47, John Daily of records and compact discs at a music store, meet­ San Diego 3, Los Angeles 1 Cooibgh 3b 4 2 2 2 T— 2:54.,A— 45,024. DnMrphy 2-3 1 0 Brown, Josh Egan arxf Mike Ybung also played by burglarizing homes. dule — either extended hours state. Espy cf 3 0 1 0 48, Walt Burinskas 48, Jim Aufman 50, Harvey ing the public for the first time since he ended his Sunday's Games Nolte 2 7 6 Arpin 50, Don Wennik 51, Charlie Copp 51, Bob In addition, there are legal during the week or is it open on JGonzIz cf 1 0 0 0 Reds 5, Braves 4 Whatever the location of your Totals Schulze 3 1 0 Cappa 51, Sal Landolina 51, Kan ScofieWUohn long sabbatical. Philadelphia 4. Montreal 2 32 1 6 1 Totals 36 8 13 8 reasons to protect documents and Saturdays? Can you get access to will, keep copies of your burial ATLANTA CINCINNATI HBP— Pagliarulo by RMartinez. Crowley-Bill Dowd-Sal Russo-Dave Hanley-Carl •CLEANEPFISH'\X^ I \ r Pittsburgh 4, New York 1 BaHItTxxre 100 000 000— 1 records vital to the management More than 500 classical music fans waited a b rh bi Umpires— Home, Darling; First, Montague; Mikolowsky-John Guard-Chet Lukas-Clay S££At TO HAYE - ^ -’'il J: xT your box quickly or are there long instructions in a separate place Cincinnati 5, Atlanta 4 Texas 610 010 OOx— 8 ab r h bl Tennis OMcDII cf 3 110 Winghmif 4 0 1 0 Second, Marsh; Third, Wtendelstedl Hanco-Frank Valvo-Roger Lentocha-Bruce of your assets. waiting periods? Most of all, is several hours Saturday to shake hands with Cliburn, Chicago 4, St. Louis 1 E^iefferson. DP— Texas 1. LOB— Baltirrtore THEIP OWN PLACES OF BUSINESS. known to your heirs or attorney. Tredwy 2b 4 1 1 1 Quirx)ns 3b 3 1 1 1 T— 3:10. A— 19,342. Hence-Mike Dosilets- 52 for all, the Fort Worth pianist who won the Tchaikovsky San Francisco 5. Houston 3 6, Texas 8. 2B— MStaniey, Devereaux, Sierra, HEPE CUST0F\EPS WAIT THEIP TUPN WHILE Ordinary people are now dis­ the bank well run? If so, the safe In any event, be sure your LSmith If 3 10 0 EDavis cf 3 1 1 2 LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Gross- Jack Los Angeles 14, San Diego 8 Baines. 3B— Franco, Daugherty. HFl— PBradley U.S. open resuits covering what the affluent have competition in 1958. DMrphy rf 4 1 2 1 ONeill rf 4 2 2 1 Carey 72. B Gross- Bob Cappa 81. Net- Dave CLEANEPS SYSTE/AATICALLY CO OVEP THE deposit department will be, too. heirs, trusted friends, or an Monday's Games Evans 1 b 4 0 0 0 Bnzngr 1b American League ieaders Bergstrom 70, Bruce Hence 70, Dave Hanley NEW YORK (AP) — Results Saturday of the long known: Not having a safe Even people with no securities He recently began playing publicly again, ending IP H RER BB so 3 0 1 0 ENTIPEBODYINCLUVIN6 TH5 ^OUTH.THE attorney know the location of Baltimors Blauser 3b 2 0 0 1 JReed c 2 0 0 0 BATTING (406 at bats)— Lansford, Oakland, 71, Mike Desilets 71. C Gross- Jim Aufman 89 $5 million 1989 U.S. Open tennis tournament at VPAWIN& IS FPOA^ A PHOTO SHOWING A deposit box invites disaster. to protect need a safe deposit box. your box and of the keys. Drilling a planned one-year hiatus that stretched nearly a Montreal (Langston 11-6) at Chicago (Mad­ Thomas ss 3 0 1 0 Oliver c .340; Puckett, Minnesota, .338; Boggs, Boston. Chic Seabeck 95. Net- Ken Scofield 63, Frank the National Tennis Center at Flushing Meadow dux 16-11), 2:20 p.m. Schmidt L,10-13 2-3 5 6 6 1 0 2 0 1 0 JDavis c 4 0 11 Duncan ss .335; Sax. Now Ybrk, ,321; Baines. Texas, .320. Valvo 70. Sal Larxfolina 72. (seedings in parentheses): CLEANEP FISH INSIDE A /^OPAY EEL'S A\OUTH, The number of safe deposit says McGuinn, to store such to open a box is costly. decade. On Friday night, Cliburn was the featured Bautista 4 1-3 6 2 2 1 1 3 0 0 0 Now York (Darling 12-12) at Philadelphia Greene p 2 0 0 0 Griffey ph RUNS— RHenderson, Oakland, 103; Boggs, FRONT NINE — Gross- Flon Basile 34, Ken Men boxes in place in the U.S. has (Ruffin 88). 7:35 p.m. Schiing 2 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 11 V . WHICH NEVeii CLOSeV ON IT! ^ things as negatives of family While safe deposit boxes enjoy guest at the first public performance of the Dallas Castillo p 0 0 0 0 Oester 2b Boston, 95; McGriff, Toronto, 93; Sierra, Texas, Comerford 36. Not- Frank Wbjtyrxi 30, Bruce Singles Weston 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 increased from around 30 million portraits, small heirlooms and the same high physical security Pittsburg (Heaton 3-7) at St. Louis (Horton Berroa ph 90; Ybunt, Milwaukee, 88. Maynard 31, Jim Ritchie 31, Mick Gyokori 31 Semifinals Symphony Orchestra in the new Morton H. Meyer- 0-1), 8:35 p.m. Texas 1 0 0 0 Armstrn p 1 0 0 0 Stanton p 0 0 0 0 Dibble p RBI— Sierra, Texas, 107; Esasky, Boston, 97; Jim Merxfitto 32, Steve Cassano 32. Ivan Lendl (1), Czechoslovakia, def. Andre to 50 million in the last decade, memorabilia that are irreplacea­ as do other bank deposits, safe son Symphony Center. Moyer W.4-6 9 6 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 Houston (Deshaios 12-8) at San Diego Russell ph 1 0 0 0 Sabo ph Ybunt, Milwaukee, 97; Carter, Cleveland, 96; BACK NINE — Gross- Stan Domian 37 Agassi (6), Las Vegas. 7-6 (7-4), 6-1, 3-6, 6-1. says David McGuinn, president ble. More often, safe deposit (Schiraldi 4-6), 10:05 p.m. Umpires— Home, Morrison; FirsL Wolke- 1 0 0 0 deposit vaults have been At the music store, Helen Burton of Dallas said Henry p 0 0 0 0 Chariton p Mattingly, New Ybrk, 96. Harry Nowobilski 38. Not- Dave Caruso 31, Kurt ^ r is Becker (2). West Germany, def. Aaron Atlanta (Ulliquist 8-9) at San Francisco (Gar- Second, Evans; Third, Shulock. 0 0 0 0 of Consultech Inc. of Houston and boxes are used to protect jewelry “cracked.” The bank is not ranco p H IT S ^ucke tt. Minnesota. 189; Sax, New lessen 33, Tim Watson 33, Dave King 33 Mike Krickstein (14), Grossa Points. Mich., 84, 6-3, she bought five Cliburn cassettes and two albums as relts 12-3), 10:05 p.m. T— 2:27. A— 13.783. 0 0 0 0 incoming president of The Ameri­ Totals 31 4 6 4 Totals 28 5 8 5 Ybrk, 188; Boggs, Boston, 185; YbunL Mil­ ftrro tt 34, Ken Tedford 34, Rick Borkowski 34 6-4. and other valuables and impor­ automatically liable for the con­ inspiration for teen-agers in her family. Cincinnati (R.Robinson 4-1) at Los Angelos Atlanta waukee, 176; Mattingly. New York, 171. Mike Steevas 34. can Safe Deposit Association. tant documents where a loss (Belcher 11-12), 10:35 p.m. Angels 2, Red Sox 1 200 000 002— 4 tents, nor are they insured by the Cincinnati DOUBLES— Boggs, Boston, 48; Puckett, LOW GROSS-LOW NET - Gross- Stan Women Or. Gott Tuesday's Games 100 111 001— 5 A basic service of most banks would be costly, annoying and FDIC. (14 innings) One out when winning run scored. Minnesota, 41; GBell, Toronto, 38; Fleed, Bos­ Donvan 75, Ron Basils 76. Net- Rick Borkowski Singles (one they used to give away), safe even disastrous, Zaccaro running pasta shop E— Evans. DP— Cincinnati 1. LOB— Atlanta ton, 38; Mattingly, New Ybrk, 36; YbunL Mil­ 67, Ken Tedford 68, Greg Berger 69, Ted Bias- Championship Peter Gott, M.D. You should have an inventory Montreal at Chicago, 7.-35 p.m. BOSTON CALIFORNIA 5, Cincinnati 4. 2B— Treadway, Quinones waukee, 36. ko 69, Chet Lukas 71, Harry Nowobilski 71 B Steffi Graf (1), West Germany, def. Martina deposit departments are now A safe deposit box is where you of the contents (including serial New York at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. ab r h bl NEW YORK (AP) — John Zaccaro Jr., the son ab r h bl HR— ONeill (15), EDavis (30). SB-OMcDowell TRIPLES— DWhite, Calilornia, 12; Sierra, Gross- Mike Parrott 79, Kurt Hassott 81, Bruce Navratilova (2), Fort Worth, Texas, 3-6, 7-5, 6-1. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Boggs 3b common also at savings & loans store such items as passports, numbers) and it may help to have of former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Fer­ 6 0 10 Wsntn rf 6 1 2 1 2 (14). S— Armstrong, Bertzinger. SF— EDavis, Texas, 12; PBradley, Baltimore, 10; YbunL Mil­ Maynard 82. Net- Bill Mustard 66, Bruce Houston at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Reed 2b and credit unions. 6 0 0 0 DWhile cf 5 0 1 0 Quinones, Blauser. waukee, 9; Guillen. Chicago, 8; Reynolds. Seat- Amende 69, Tim Watson 69, Bob Barde 69 Seniors birth certificates, life insurance a photographic record. To avoid raro, is running a pasta shop these days. Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Evans dh 6 12 1 CDevis If 5 0 1 0 Ue. 8. Dave King 69, Bruce Maynard 70, Jim Flitchie Men What once was a courtesy policies, military records, securi­ frequent trips to the bank, photoc­ Atlanta at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. Greenwl If 6 0 0 0 Joyrter 1 b 5 0 0 0 IP H RER BB SO HOME RUNS— McGriff, Toronto, 36; BJack­ 70. Steve Cassano 70. C Gross- Russ David­ Singles But Zaccaro and business partner Karen Saccone Atlanta service is now a profit center. ties, titles and deeds, and perhaps opy documents you need to Heep 1b 4 0 1 0 Dwnng dh 6 0 1 0 son, Kansas City, 31; Carter, Cleveland, 31; son 90, Ivan Fortin 90. Net- Dave Caruso 64 Championship say The Ravioli Store in New York City’s Little Esasky 1b Greene 5 5 4 4 2 5 2 0 10 Howell 3b 5 0 1 0 Whitaker, DetroiL 28; Esasky, Boston. 26; Marquis 71, John Crowley Hank Pfister (2), Bakersfield. Calif., def. Renting a box may cost you a marriage and divorce papers. examine periodically. Record Castillo 2 0 0 0 0 2 Italy specializes in the unusual: ravioli stuffed with Am erican League results Quintan rf 6 0 10 Fbrrish c 4 0 0 0 McGwire, Oakland, 26; Sierra, Texas, 26. 73, Wall Burinskas 74, Bill Dowd 76, ’ Sandy Mayer (4), Los Altos, Calif., 3-6, 8 4 , 6-3. Stanton 1 0 0 0 0 2 couple of dollar a year, or a If you deal in drugs, it may maturity dates of CDs and Rivera ss 4 0 0 0 McLmr 2b 4 1 0 0 STOLEN BASES—jrHenderson, Oakland, pumpkin, black beans, walnut pesto, smoke salmon Henry L.0-1 1-3 There are no couple of hundred. The price is seem like a good idea to store coupons on bonds, although ne­ Cerone c 5 0 0 0 KAndrs ss 1 0 0 0 Women Cincinnati mousse and catfish. Ftomine cf 5 0 3 0 VenabI ph 1 0 0 0 65; DWhite, California, 43; Espy Texas 41- B.C. Open scores Doubles geared to the area and the your inventory in the vault. Think gotiable securities are best left Armstrong Sax, New York, 41; Pettis, DetroiL 36. Blue Jays 5, Indians 4 Hoffmn ss 2 0 0 0 51-3 4 2 2 Championship “None of this is traditional Italian,” said Zaccaro, Dibble ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) — Final scores and affluence of the bank’s custo­ again. Drug enforcement offi­ with your broker. Totals 50 1 9 1 Totals 44 2 6 1 1 2-3 0 0 0 PITCHING (13 decisions)— Blyleven, Calilor­ Wendy Turnbull, Australia, and Virginia Wade, who started the business after completing a com­ TORONTO CLEVELAND Charlton nia, 15-4, .789. 2.70; Williamson. Baltimore rrxjney winnings Sunday of the $500,000 B.C, mers. The fee may be partially cials are on to you and regularly Make certain, too, to list the Boston 000 001 000 000 00— 1 1 0 0 0 miracle cures ab r h bl ab r h bl Franco W,4-7 10-3, .769, 2.98; Swindell, Cleveland, 13-4! Open played on the 6,968yard, par-71 En-Joie munity service sentence for a drug conviction in California 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 2 tax deductible if you use the box use dogs to sniff out drugs in bank tangible contents of your box on Moseby cf 4 1 2 0 Browne 2b 4 2 2 0 010 000 01— 2 Country Club course (x-won on first hole of sud­ Britain (1), def. Joanne Russell, Kingsmill, Va., One out when winning run scored. Greene pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. .765, 3.27; Saberhagen, Kansas City, 18-6, to store securities. vaults. If you’re suspected, the Middlebury, Vt. Liriano 2b 5 1 2 1 Hinzo ss 2 0 0 0 WP— Greene. .750, 2.47; SDavis, O idand, 17-6, .739, 4.45. den-death playoff): and Olga Morozova, Soviet Union (4), 6-1, 6-0. your homeowner’s insurance pol­ E— Rivera. DP— California 1. LOB— Boston x-Mike Hulbert $90,000 The raviolis are sold at their store, restaurants GBelIdh 5 0 0 0 ermin ss 0 0 0 0 Umpires— Homo, MeSherry; First, STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Texas, 264; Clemons, 6966- 68-65— 268 McGuinn, who is a consultant to DEA can get a court order to opan icy. It requires the addition of an 8, California 8. 2B— Howell. HR— Evans (18). West; Bob Estes. $54,000 McGriff 1b 4 0 0 0 Allred ph 1 0 10 Second, Crawford: Third, Hallion. Boston, 202; Gubicza, Kansas City, 167; Bosio, 66-6866-68— 268 Juniors and specialty food stores. Not all of them are suc­ S— Hoffman, DWhite. Steve Elkington, $34,000 DEAR DR. GOTT: I vacation in Arizona. banks on the operation of safe and inspect your safe deposit oox inexpensive rider to the policy. Whitt c 5 0 1 0 Skinner c 0 0 0 0 T— 2:50. A— 12779. Milwaukee, 163; Saberhagen, Kansas City, 6872-67-62— 269 Boys Recently, a friend took me to a meeting where he deposit departments, warns and can use its contents as cessful, Zaccaro said. Femndz ss 5 2 3 0 James dh 3 1 3 4 IP H R ER BB SO Fuzzy Zoelier, $22,000 6967- 66-69— 271 Singles If you rent the box jointly with Boston Dave Elchelbrgr, $22,000 Gmber3b 4 1 1 0 Carter If 5 0 0 0 67-67-67-70— 271 Semifinals stated miracles would happen. They claim the blind there are several items to check evidence of crime. your spouse, ask about the rights Clemens SAVES— Russell, Texas. 34; DJones, Hill If 4 0 11 F*OBrin 1b 5 0 1 0 Cubs 4, Cardinals 1 Wlayne Levi, $16,000 69-73-64-66— 272 Niklas Kulti (1), Sweden, def. Fabrice Santoro LSmith Cleveland, 30; Eckersley, Oakland 29- Plosac can see, the lame can walk, hypertensives can go off before you rent a box. Is the Common knowledge tells you of a surviving spouse in your Mazzilli ph 1 0 11 Jacoby 3b 3 0 0 0 STLOUIS CHICAGO Gil Morgan. $16,750 67-67-71-68— 273 (3), Franco, 6-7 (3-7), 6-3, 7-6 (7-1) Murphy Milwaukee, 29; Thigpen, Chicago 29 their medication, all because of KM-Matol. I location convenient? Is there a the bank vault is not the place to state. Proprietress injured in fall Snyder rf 5 0 0 0 a b rh b l ab r h bl Nolan Henke, $15,500 69-67-73-65— 274 Jonathan Stark (6), Medford, Ore., def. Jared Lawless pr 0 0 0 0 Lamp L,4-2 Ducey If 0 0 0 0 Komnsk cf 5 0 0 0 Coleman If 4 0 1 0 Walton cf 4 0 1 1 Mark Lye. $11,571 69-69-72-65— 275 Palmer (4), Wesley Chapel, Fla., 6-2,6-2. understand this “medicine” is widely used in SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (AP) — Lena Califomla Felix rf 5 0 1 0 Allansonc 3 1 2 0 OSmith ss 4 1 2 0 Sndbrg 2b 3 1 1 0 Stove Lowery, $11,571 69-69-70-67— 275 Doubles McCaskill California, Nebraska and Arizona. Thecostis$l per Spencer, the feisty proprietress of a coffeehouse DCIark rf 1 0 0 0 Guerrer 1b 4 0 0 0 DwSmth If 2 112 Mark Hayes, $11,571 71-6868-68— 275 Championship Minton day. Now, I’m being pressured by my friends to Totals 42 512 3 Totals 37 4 9 4 Bmnsky rf 4 0 0 0 McCIrxf ph 1 0 0 0 Transactions Tom Pemico Jr., $11,571 71-6867-69— 275 Wayne Ferreira and Grant Stafford, South where big-name folk stars have performed, was Fraser Jeff Sluman, $11,571 make the investment. Toronto 040 OOO 000 1— 5 Pnditn 3b 3 0 2 1 Dascenz If 0 0 0 0 69-6869-69— 275 Africa (1), def, Martin Damm and Jan Kodes New producer needs job seriously injured in a fall at her cafe. McClure W,81 101 020 000 0— 4 Oquend 2b 3 0 10 Grace 1 b 4 0 1 0 Czechoslovakia (2), 6-3, 6-4, Cleveland WP— Clemens. BASEBALL Miss Spencer was listed in serious condition E— Hinzo, Felix, POBrien. LOB— Toronto 11, MThmp cf 4 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 1 0 0 National League Yesterday, I met a man from Calgary, Alberta, Umpires— Home, Phillips; First. Reed; Cievoland 10. 2B— Fernandez, Liriano, Allred. Zeile c 3 0 1 0 Law 3b 2 0 0 0 LOS ANGELES DODGERS— Called up Jeff LPGA-Ping scores Girls who claims he gets $3,000 a month from his company Sunday night in the intensive care unit at Ellis Second, Johnson; Third, Clark. Hill p 2 0 0 0 DEAR BRUCE: Both my parents passed away HR— James (4). SB— Moseby 3 (23), Fernan­ Asnmchr p 10 0 0 Fischer a r^ Mike Hartley, pitchers, and Jose PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Final scores and Singles Hospital in Schenectady, said nursing supervisor McGee ph 1 0 0 0 as a “rake-off” from people selling this product. dez (17). S— Hinzo 2. MiWIIms p 0 0 0 0 Vizrairto, infielder, from Albuquerque of the prize money Sunday in the $250,000 LPGA Semifinals when I was young, and I was left a fair inheritance. Carpntr p 0 0 0 0 Dunston ss 4 0 2 1 Pacific Coast League. Jennifer Capriati (3), Saddlobrook, Fla., def. What’s your opinion? Joan Peugh. She refused to reveal the extent or na­ IP H R ER BB SO Cellular One-Ping Championship played on the After graduating from college, I moved to Los ture of her injuries. Toronto DiPim p 0 0 0 0 Girardi c 2 0 0 0 SAN DIEGO PADRES— Recalled Don 6,298yard, par-36-36— 72 Flivorsida Golf and Jo-Anno Faull (1), Australia, 6-1,6-1, Angeles, since my major interest is television Stieb 7 7 4 4 1 5 Twins 8, Royals 2 SWilson p 10 0 0 Schulze, pitcher, from Las Vegas of the Pacific CountiV Club course (a-amateur); Rachel McQuillan (2), Australia, def. Floron- According to a report in Sunday’s edition of The Wilkrsn ph Coast League. cia Labat (7), Argentina, 6-2, 82. production. Acker W.1-1 3 2 0 0 2 5 MINNESOTA KANSAS CITY 10 10 Muffin Sponcr-Dvin, $45,000 74-69-71— 214 DEAR READER: This is a scam, a get-rich-quick Smart Money Cleveland Sandrsn p 0 0 0 0 Doubles Saratogian, Spencer fell on a staircase at her cof­ ab r h bl ab r h bl FOOTBALL Nancy Lopez, 19,125 74-72-69— 215 I have been here for I'/i years and have spent Farrell 9 9 4 2 4 6 Salazar 3b 1110 National Football League Championship scheme. As medical treatment, it’s absolutely Gladden If 5 0 1 0 Seltzer 3b 5 0 2 0 Tarrmio Green, 19,125 71-74-70— 215 about half of my inheritapee. I do have some minor feehouse, Caffe Lena, in downtown Saratoga OlinL,1-2 1-321100 Totals 32 1 7 1 Totals 30 4 8 4 Jennifer Capriati, Saddlobrook, Fla., and Bruce Williams Bush rf 4 2 3 2 WWilsn cf 5 0 2 0 Susan Sanders, 19,125 71-72-72— 215 baloney. Springs, but it was unknown whether she tripped or Orosco 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Moses rf 1 0 0 0 Brett 1b StLouls 000 100 000-1 ATLANTA FALCONS— Waived f ’aul Oswald, Dawn Coe, 19,125 6871-76— 215 Meredith McGrath, Midland, Mich. (2), def. Jo- jobs, but I haven’t landed something full time. Did I 4 0 0 0 offensive lineman. Placed Brian Jordan, safely, fainted. HBP— Browne by Stieb. Jacoby by Stieb. Puckett cf 4 1 2 0 BJeksn dh Chicago 000 002 11x— 4 Betsy King, 9,675 72-72-72— 216 Anno Faull and Ftechol McQuillan, Australia (1), I am constantly amazed at how gullible people make a bad decision? 4 2 3 0 on ir^urod reserve. Activated Bill Fralic, guard, 60,6-3. Umpires— Home, Hendry; First, Reilly: H rboklb 5 2 2 1 Elsnrchll E— OSmith, Zeile. DP— StLouis 1, Chicago 1. Amy Benz, 9,675 71-73-72— 216 Spencer, 66, has made her livelihood for 29 years 4 0 1 0 and Debn Senders, defensive back. are. Folks of above-average intelligence line up to T.C., Second, Roe; Third. Garcia. Harper c 5 2 4 1 Trtabll rf 4 0 2 2 LOB— StLouis 7, Chicago 7. 2B— Salazar. Patti Ftizzo, 6,713 71-74-72— 217 LOS ANGELES RAIDERS— Activated Mar­ Man spend money on the darndest quack cures. Don’t LOS ANGELES as owner-operator of Caffe Lena. T— 3:20. A— 12,045. Sorrent dh 2 0 0 0 Stillwell ss 4 0 1 0 HR— DwSmith (9). SB— DwSmith (6), Coleman Shelley Hamlin, 6,713 69-7872— 217 1 cus Allen, running back. Placed Newt Harrell, Singles Larkin dh 1 0 0 0 White 2b 4 0 0 0 (59), OSmith (25), Walton (23). S— Girardi. Joan Pitcock, 6,713 786973— 217 you think doctors would break down doors to get Jorgnsn 3b 4 0 0 2 Macfarln c IP H RER BB SO offensive guard, on injured reserve. Signed Val Skinner, 6,712 71-73-73— 217 3 0 0 0 Derrick Gainer, running back; Jeff Francis, Championship KM-Matol is if had even a fraction of the benefits its DEAR T.C.: Whether you made a bad decision is wasting their time joining fraternities and taking Hale 2b 5 0 11 Bucknr ph StLouis Myra Blackwelder, 4,950 72-72-74— 218 1 0 0 0 quarterback; Doug Lloyd, running back; arxf I Germany, del. Ivan something that the jury has yet to decide. It would Tigers 6, White Sox 5 Baker ss 5 1 1 0 Hill L7-12 6 3 2 2 3 7 Cindy Figg-Currier, 4,950 71-73-74— 218 proponents claim? courses that have no relationship to what we do for a Charles Henry, tight end, and placed them on ^ ^ “ f^alovakia, 7-6 (7-2), 1-6, 6-3, CHICAGO DETROIT Totale 4 1 8 1 4 7 Totals 38 211 2 Carpntr 2-3 3 1 1 1 0 Alice Ritzman, 4,950 71-73-74— 218 (7-4). be the exception rather than the rule to just walk living. DiPino the development roster. When a drug or other medical therapy shows ab r h bl ab r h bl Minnesota 010 110 302— 8 1 1-3 2 1 1 0 0 Kathy Ffostlewait, 3,930 73-74-72— 219 into Los Angeles, a major market, and find yourself Our Language Chicago NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Aclivated Pat Unfortunately, because of things that you said, LJohnsn If 5 1 3 0 Pettis cl 3 0 0 0 Kansas City OOO 001 010—2 Dottie Mochrie, 3,930 73-73-73— 219 Women promise, it is tested by the scientific community to Fletchr2b 4 1 1 1 SWilson Swilling, linebacker. Waived Milch Andrews, a position in production. Most people cut their teeth KWIImsrf 0 0 0 0 E— Seitzer. DP— Kansas City 1. LOB— Min­ 5 4 1 1 1 10 Nancy Brown, 3,930 797873— 219 Doubles determine its value and potential side effects. If, you have caused a lot of problems between my girl Caldemdh 5 1 2 3 Sandrsn W .198 1 tight end. GWfard ph 1 0 0 0 nesota 10, Kansas City 9. 2B— Seitzer, Hale, 2 0 0 0 3 Cathy Gerring, 3,930 73-72-74— 219 Championship in minor markets, get experience and then move on. and me. I am asking you to reconsider, since I am Fiskc 4 0 1 0 Assnntohr PHOENIX CARDINALS— Placed Lydell Carr, through investigation, it appears useful, it is Bergmn 1b 4 1 2 1 WWilson, BJackson, Baker, Harper. HR— Busti 2 1-3 1 0 0 2 4 Patty Sheehan, 3,930 73-70-76— 219 Hana Mandlikova, Australia, and Martina Since you are going through your inheritance Boston rf 3 0 0 0 MiWIIms S,32 fullback, on injured reserve. Fte-sigrvad Jessie living proof that you can make it without going to Pleat refers to a fold in cloth, usually made by Whitakr 2b 3 1 0 1 (13). SB-Stillwell (8). 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Deborah McHatfie, 3,229 74-75-71— 220 Navratilova, Fort Worth, Texas (6), def. Mary released. CMrInz 3b 3 1 1 0 Clark, fullback. rather quickly, I assume that you have not found Lynn If 4 1 1 1 Sanderson pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Caroline Keggi, 3,229 6 9 8 9 7 1 — 220 Joe Fernandez, Miami, and F>am Shrivar, school. doubling the material upon itself. Here’s a plea for IP H RER BB SO HOCKEY Lyons 1b 4 0 1 0 Nokes dh 3 0 11 MInnssota WP— Hill. BK— SWilson. P B-Zoile. Colleen Walker, 3,229 76-72-72— 220 Lutherville. Md. (5)., 87, 6-4, 6-4. another job in a different field. If you were to visit correct spelling: start pleat with plea. Guillen ss 3 1 1 1 National Hockey League This is not the case with “miracle cures” that are DEAR READER: While many people in our field Richie pr 0 1 0 0 AAndesn W.1810 6 8 1 1 0 5 Umpires— Homo. DeMuth; First, Rippley; Martha Nause, 3,228 70-73-77— 220 any major entertainment center and talk to half the Gallghrcl 3 0 0 0 Second, Tata; Third, Froemming. DETROIT RED WINGS— Signed Gerard Gal- sold as antidotes to almost everything. No scientific Malar (“MAY-ler”) means “of or relating to the Lusader rf 3 1 1 0 Cook 2 3 1 1 0 2 Sue ErtI, 2,552 7 876-70— 221 Seniors Man waiters and waitresses, you would find that they are and others are making it without a degree, it is more Strange 3b 2 0 11 T— 3:02. A— 37,281. lanL left wing, to a multiyear contracL Hollis Stacy, 2,552 7 8 7 871— 221 testing takes place. The product is promoted by cheek. Don t show off with this unusual word: try Fteardon 1 0 0 0 0 1 SOCCER Doubles and more a requisite just to get to the door. Heath c 4 1 1 1 Kansas City Liselotto Neumann, 2,552 76-73-72— 221 trying to make it in the entertainment business but American Indoor Soccer Association Championship money-grubbers who hope to reap huge profits, at You mentioned that you are working in New to use malar without being cheeky. Brumiy ss 3 0 0 0 Gordon L.16-7 61-3 9 5 5 2 4 Pamela Wright, 2,552 73-7873— 221 are maintaining themselves with other jobs. Totals National League leaders MILWAUKEE WAVE— Signed John Dolinsky, Tom Gullikson, Palm Coast, Fla., and Dick the expense of an unsuspecting public, before the 34 5 10 5 Totals 30 6 7 6 Luecken 0 21110 Allison Finney, 2,552 72-7874— 221 Stockton, Dallas (2), del. Bob Lutz, San Cle- England. I assume that your position is where most Chicago BATTING (406 at bats)— WCIark, San Fran- head coach, to a two-year contracL I’d suggest that you consider taking some kind of a 200 100 002— 5 Gloaton 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Heather Drew, 2,552 72-7874— 221 “cure” is found out to be a sham. Detroit ciKo, .341; TGwynn, San Diego, .339; LSmith ' Sandy Mayer. Los Altos, of us just began to get experience. 000 300 0 0 3 -6 TLeach 1 1 0 0 0 0 Cirxiy Mackey, 2,551 7 8 71-75— 221 Calif. (3), 6-4, 3-6, 6-Z job that will keep beans and rice on the table, QUESTION: I’ve been seeing the word cocooning Two outs when winning run scored Akanta, .319; Guerrero, StLouis, .318; Grace’ Lebrndt 1 2 2 1 1 1 Chicago, .312. Chris Johnson, 2,551 72-74-75— 221 Be very skeptical about any treatment that without eating into your capital. Most of us in the When you are ready to move up, however, you are used about people, not insects. What exactiv does it E-Strange. DP-Chicago 1. LOB-Chicago Luecken pitched to 3 batters in the 7th. Tracy Kerdyk, 2,551 73-72-76— 221 Juniors RUNS— WCIark, San Francisco, 98‘ purports to cure blindness, lameness and hyperten­ entertainment business have found this necessary. going to find what most employers are seeking is all mean? f ' 2 B —Lynn, Nokes. HR— Calderon WP— Gordon. Calendar Sherri Turner, 2,018 74-77-71— 222 Boys Sandberg, Chicago, 94; HJohnson, New York,’ 03). Bergman (7). SB— LJohnson ( 10), Patty Jordan. 2,018 74-76-72— 222 Singles sion. Say “no” to your friends’ suggestions: save the practical experience you described plus a S Strange, Boston, Gallagher, Brumley. 93; KMitchell, San Francisco, 89- BuUer San Lenore Ftittenhouse, 2,017 79 77-75— 222 Francisco, 86; Coleman, StLouis, 86. Championship your money and follow your doctor’s advice about DEAR BRUCE: I am employed by a local radio minimum of a bachelor’s degree. ANSWER: From the protective covering of an IP H R ER BB SO Marta Figueras-Dotti, 2,017 7976-76— 222 Joriathan Stark (6), Medford, Ore., vs. Niklas Chicago RBI— KMitchell, San Francisco, 116; WCIark Wednesday health issues. I’m the last person to claim that station in New England. I have good production insect’s cocoon comes cocooning. It refers to the Radio, TV Boys Soccer Gina Hull, 1,645 73-79 71— 223 Kulti(l), Sweden, 6-4, 6-1. All the arguments that you are making, I have Dotson San Francisco, 104; Guerrero, StLouis 103’ Nina FousL 1,645 73-78 72— 223 traditional medicine is perfect but, right now, it’s skills, have been on the air and have even done some practice of people who’d rather stay at home in the Hillegas Johnson, New Ybrk. 89; EDavis, Cincinnau' Manchester at Rockville, 3:30 made. When I was your age, I was just getting out of East Hartford at East Catholic, 3:45 Jo<^ Rosenthal, 1,645 74-76-73— 223 Glrfs the best system available. sales. evenings than get dressed up and go out. Someone Thigpen L,2-6 2-3 Juli Inkster, 1,645 73-74-76— 223 the military and didn’t want to waste time Detroit Cheney Tech at Berlin, 3:30 Singles I have heard you say many times that it is HITS— TGwynn, San Diego, 182; WCIark Amy Alcott, 1,645 73-73-77— 223 “pursuing a degree.” It took me several years to who prefers cocooning, though, probably won’t Alexandr Today San Francisco, 180; Guerrero, StLouis 159- Hale-Ray at Bolton, 3:30 Championship To give you more information, I am sending you a Janice Gibson. 1.645 73- 73- 77— 223 necessary in our business to have a college degree. I emerge as a social butterfly. Hennemn W.10-4 7:30 p.m. — Mats at Phillies, SportsChannol, RAIomar, San Diego, 157; Sandberg, Chicago,’ Girls Soccer Jennifer Capriati (3), Saddlebrook. Fla., def. free copy of my Health Report “Fads II — Herbs figure out that there was no point in fighting the PB-Fisk. WFAN (660-AM) 153. Rockville at Manchester, 3:30 Jane Geddes, 1,200 7 877-72— 224 Rachel McQuillan (2), Australia., 6-2, 6-3. think I am proving that this is not true. My girlfriend Janet Anderson, 1,200 7 8 73-73— 224 and Other Supplements.” Other readers who would system. Umpires— Homo, 9 p.m. — Giants at Redskins, Channel 8. DOUBLES— Wallach, Montreal, 40; Guerrero, Elolton at Hale-Ray, 3:30 keeps hammering at me that I have to go back to Cousins; FirsL Voltaggio; Jerilyn Britz, 1,200 73-7873— 224 like a copy should send $1,25 with their name and Do you have a question or comment about our Second, McKean; Third, Kaisw WPOP StLouis, 38; HJohnson, New Ybrk. 37; WCiark Cross Country I am telling you the same thing. Pay your dues and Kathy Guadagnino, 1,200 74-75-78— 224 NFL summaries school. I cannot see wasting four years in college, language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care T— 3:14. A— 15,597. 10 p.m. — Rod Sox at Mariners, NESN, San Francisco, 36; Bonilla, Pittsburgh 31’ Notre Damo/Ellington at East Catholic, 3:30 address to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland 44101-3369. Be when I can get practical experience, as I am doing, get your degree! If you can get in communications, WTIC LSmith, Atlanta, 31. Sacred Heart at East Catholic, (girls), 3:30 Shirley Furlong, 1,200 72-77-75— 224 sure to mention the title. of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ Maggie Will, 1,200 72-76-76— 224 — see page 18 and will be way ahead of those guys, who are so much the better, but get a degree! ter 06040. 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Sept. 11, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. 11, 1989 — 17 DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie C>1M0 TrIbunt Msdl* &*rvlc«t. Inc KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright All Rights RsssfvM H ?r= - OK,0 U P ^ , m i SHOUUP D O I T -V o jv g 61^ Puzzles COT PBhJciiS,PAP^RyGUJ^,Sc/550KS A CHAPgMDUMA O f ADVAATTA^es Koppel report looks at television ^ Ac k e r s , TAPE ^ VARfv/,-12^ rcile^ s 1b 0U)NIN6» A ACROSS 4 Befuddled AND AN APPLE FOR Answer to Previous Puzzle By Jay Sharbutt ABC, he says, the network owns the rights for I . yoo’u - n g v e r • 5 Scandinavian !i ,'i^ voc♦ NEW YORK — With the fall tube-watching 8 Unable to 7 Weeding program’s broadcast, both its domestic and speak season at hand, it’s perhaps fitting that on overseas rights revert to his company, he 8 Shreds Wednesday ABC News’ “ The Koppel Report’’ 12 Convent 9 Arm bone says. dwellers special will devote a prime-time hour to what cally, even to cable companies, and overseas The company already has sold one 10 Average U R G E television hath wrought. 13 Cry of surprise 11 ___ noire a year after its ABC broadcast, he says. “ Report” overseas last April’s special on L A R W M A Some Americans will say TV hath wrought 14 Away from the 19 Body of water The reason: Koppel’s ABC contract, signed drug-related crime in urban ghettos that used q-ii i V 1 A A P many awful shows, way too many commer­ wind 21 Horse (si.) last year, in which his own company, Koppel the nation’s capital as its focus and was called 15 Fencing sword A L B cials, and way, way too many promotions for “ D C. — Divided City.” PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz 23 Symbol for Communications, Inc., produces “ The Kop­ 16 Kind of bread E more awful shows. Japan’s NH K network bought that one, he tellurium pel Report" specials “ in cooperation with 9 II 17 Annoying J O S 1 But Ted Koppel’s “ Television - Revolution ABC News,” as the credits say. says. He doesn’t know what accounted for 24 Knowledge insect in a Box ” isn’t about that. Rather, itconcerns 25 Flower E G A D M The deal was made public when signed But N H X ’s purchase, but “ they w ere enormously 18 Cotton wipes the worldwide impact of new technology - interested in it. They were the ones who came I HEAR A 5TRAN6E 26 Songstress E R T E it still strikes some as unusual, as if. say, a 20 Mad portable satellite dishes, videocassette re­ after it the most anxiously” roaring IN THE DISTANCE.. Cantrell P E E R mild-mannered reporter for a great metro­ 22 Italian volcano corders and camcorders — on newsgather­ UJE'D BETTER PADDLE 27 Future attys.' politan newspaper got a new contract in 24 Skier Jean ing, global politics and history itself. 39 Preposterous which the founder of Clark Kent Communica­ Koppel, who has been with ABC News for 26 LIKE MAPI ?'ii exam 46 Grabbed He calls it “the democratization of Claude___ 40 Hebrew letter tions, Inc., would henceforth produce fea­ years, thinks it’s very likely that others in tMnawpkasasMM “Our most popular bathroom scale is 29 Bare 4 7 ______of Wighttelevision, ’ a wide range of viewing options 28 New Year's 41 New Zealand 49 Cozy tures for the Daily Planet. network news eventually will do as he’s done, 1 ^ ? programmed to read three pounds lighter 30 Slangy not possible in the old-tech days when power drink parrot 50 Throw Koppel him self says he thinks his ABC deal form news production companies of their every week!" ® 1089 by N^A. Inc affirmative 32 Ages 43 Cheers! 51 The King___ over what viewers were offered largely was is unprecedented. Under its terms, he says, own: 31 Actor Barry restricted to government or a few megabuck 33 Hawaiian 44 Russian he makes “ Koppel Report” proposals to “ The fact of the matter is, there are now so DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins 34 Disconsolate conglomerates. s instruments emperor 54 Shame! Arledge. If the ABC News' chief says no dice, many potential customers out there for 38 Deer 45 Hawkeye State 56 Lump Ironically, that democratization has in a 4^ C*-/ M * 4^ ^ ( { 35 Actress Foch Koppel is free to take the idea elsewhere programs ... it’s not that the audience is F 1 2 sense made possible what once was the ill 36 Actor Andrews 3 4 9 10 n But the freedom is restricted, unlike the getting any larger, but the number of unthinkable in network news, at least where HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 37 Petty prince ■ network entertainment side of things. There, customers (for programs) is getting larger.” 12 Koppel is concerned. 41 Coded on map in an unusual move, NBC recently asked It harks back to what he’d been saying 42 Fat Had ABC News President Roone Arledge MAiS A P o o t t m e IS ABC-owned ABC Productions to create and earlier, he says, referring to the technological 44 Towns turned down Koppel’s proposal for what I idea 11^ SCOTLAND produce for it a prime-time drama series. change in television that has widened both f7 48 Buckwheat 18 I 20 became Wednesday’s “ Report, ” the “ Nigh­ “ I'm precluded by my contract from selling viewing choices and program markets. 52 Animal parks ” tline ” anchorman says, the program still to NBC, CBS, CNN and Fox,” Koppel says, Twenty years ago. he said, alluding to the W 53 Flying saucer could have emerged elsewhere on TV. referring to both “ Koppel Reports ” that have three major TV networks, “you only had (abbr | although not on a rival network. 29 30 31 been or will be made, and “Reports” three customers. And if you wanted to sell 55 Senator Sam And even with ABC airing it, Koppel still proposals that ABC News turns down. something else on television, where were you can eventually sell the program domesti- 32 33 34 With programs his company makes for going to sell it? ” »lo lR 57 Army acronym ““ C0UW5 9-l> 58 Narrow inlet 3S 36 U L ABNER by Al Capp 59 Pakistan n language TV Tonight 60 Garden tool I WAS OUST WMut DWO't h in k OKAV/T OKAVr.'- Mi V/ANTS N O T A C € ,H T ff U SVO K UM S IS n e v e r m in d t h e m . f-V/zV-AT- GOJKIA m a h w if f i s a < BUT • roi VO’ T'GlVF- TOO PROUD T'PAV PANSOM 61 Dolores___ CAPPN IT TH'GUEST IN ROOM M fG H TA tA Vt WSAKUIN'?-WELL HOW ABOU HIM SOME rO'TH'RELEASE O'OUR — 119 IS HIRIN’ THIS tK"ACCIP£NT' U P T 'V E P CAPPrv IT OURSELrsf Rio 44 THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk & By Barry A T I P ? 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Frank 26 USA Tonight [ESPN] Sports Trivia Sports brain teas Sinatra Jack Haley 1943 PC?WN YOU TO JA(L,A^IGTERa 1 Compass point 20 M r Belvedere 61 Trial by Jury ers M9 UR 6 UN 2 Drinking 60 22 N ew s (Live) 38 MOVIE: 'Isadora' Karel Riesz s ac [HBO] MOVIE: Tailspin: Behind the count of the career and turbulent personal 10:35PM IDISjZorro vessels 24 Gentle Doctoi Veterinary Medicine Korean A irliner Tragedy’ (CC) A fact J life of modem dance pioneer Isadora Dun 1 1 :00PM ,3 , 30 N ew s based drama exploring the government s 3 Over again 0300 |c|19B9hyNiA IMC 26 C harlie’s Angels can Vanessa Redgrave, James Fox Jasori response to the Korean airline tragedy that Robards 1969 9 Crimewatch Tonight Series Pre 38 Family Ties (CC) Part 2 of 2 m iere A new daily series focusing on occurred on August 31, 1983 Michael 57 World of Survival (R) 57 Infin ite Voyage (CC) A porifail of the crime stones Tod^y a Nazi doctor who Moriarty, Michael Murphy, Chris Sarandon I I “ hunting bands who crossed the Bering land has been able to practice medicine 1989 (In Stereo) CMst. toy NCA. Ine. I t t l 952 C»pp Enterprises. Inc. 61 Three's Company bridge between the Siberian Peninsula and 11 Cheers (CC) [USA] Paid Programming (A&E) New Wilderness North America (60 min ) Part 5 of 12 (R) ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson (In Stereo) 18 Personal Power , 3 i Love Boat CELEBRITY CIPHER [DIS] MOVIE. Caddie Woodlawn' A 1:35A M Cetebfity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present spunky 1 1 old tomboy on the Wis 61 MOVIE: 'Endless Love’ A teen aye 20 38 M 'A 'S - H Each letter In the cipher stands for another Today's d ue Q equals K 2:00A M ® MOVIE Transplant' A cousin ffonlier braves danger to avert an boy s ardor for his girlfriend leads to arson 22 N ew s (Live) young man works all his life to reach the Indian u[>nsing Emily Schulman, Season tragedy and madness Brooke Shields. Q 24 Austin City Limits (In Stereo) American Dream only to find that his very ‘BVJFF D'UODUQ MP LONLGP Hul)ley, James Stephens 1989 Rated NR Martin Hewitt Shirley Knight 1981 survival is jeopardized Kevin Dobson, (In Siofoo) 26 Weekday (R) BLONDIE by Dean Young & Stan Drake (A&E) Romer’s Egypt Premiere Melinda Dillon, Granville Van Dusan 1979 BDD OLBF DJ BDD FLJOG [ESPN] Home Run Derby (R) [CNN] PrimeNews 61 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) 11 Medical Center [HBO I MOVIE Short Circuit 2 (CC) [DIS] Swiss Family Robinson [A & E] Jack Scalia at the Improv Host 38 Jeffersons (CC) Robot Johnny 5 vttnturtjs to the big city to Jack Scalia ( Dallas ’) Comedians Jerry THE CHEF'S BEEN WORKING ANO I REALLV t h i n k CDJ LHGBVMHX GDW NLHB [ESPN] Monday Night Match Up [A&E] Shortstories A Jewish boy con­ T a p p a r e n t l y , IT s t i l l Minor. Jeff Boll Wendy Kamenoff and ON A NEW c h il i rVE GOT IT THIS 1 help his unemployed crealor break into the verts to Christianity after experiencing a RECIPE >■------rR ... MEEOS toy business Fisher Stevens. Michael [HBO] Babar Tom Parks (60 mm ) t im e WORK miracle in "Rose & Katz . "Mousie, ” a BD SD.' — YFLH-ILWO McKean, Cynthia Gibb 1988 Rated PG [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [CNN] Moneyline spoof on horror movies (60 mm ) (In Steieu) [MAX] MOVIE The Crimson Hirate’ [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet [ESPN] SportsLook P L J B J F . (LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Part 1 of 2 An 18th-century pirate captain becomes [ESPN] Monster Truck Challenge [TMCJ MOVIE: Wall Street' (CC) An [M A X ) MOVIE ’B rute Force' Pent up involved with an emissary assigned to pul PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Many a man owes his success to his first wife [HBO] MOVIE: Young Guns' (CC) In ambitious young stockbroker skyrockets prisoners driviMi by a sadistic guard, plan down a rebellion Burt Lancaster, Nick Cra and his second wife to his success." — Jim Backus. 1878 New Mexico, six deputized regula to success under the tutelage of a ruthless a darifK) escapt* Burt Lancaster Yvonru* vat Eva Bartok 1952 tors led by Billy the Kid become the objects corporate raider Michael Douglas, Charlie OeCarl(3 194 7 |TMC] MOVIE: Wall Street' (CC) An of a massive manhunt Emilio Estevez, Kie­ Sheen, Daryl Hannah 1987 Rated R. (In (TMCJ MOVIE: Stand and Deliver' ambitious young stockbroker skyrockets fer Sutherland. Charlie Sheen 1988 Rated Stereo) to success under the tutelage of a ruthless h M c i L j ' ... . (CC) East Los Angeles math teacher Jaime R (In Stereo) [USA] Paid Programming Escalante inspires his students to takf; and corporate raider Michael Douglas, Charlie OKAXGUZ.i YER ' n I WILL BE, JUST pass an advanced placement exam in cal Sheen. Daiyl Hannah 1987 Rated R (In 2:30A M (J j Sustaining ..AN' DON'T GET if Y d o , m y \ I WOULDN'T GET 'IM RILED YER [LIFE] Spenser For Hire FRIENDS ARE BACK AS SOON AS YOU y e a h ! cuius Based on a true story Edward Stereo) A N Y IDEAS BOYS'LL HANG YOU y KINGSHIP,' THEY GOT US OUT- , THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [USA] Miami Vice 38 Alice ON TH' GROUND.' /A N ' YOUR MEN James Olmos. Lou Diamond Phillips [USA] Murder, She Wrote ABOUT f VFAH OUT T'DRY.' NUMBERED ALMOST TWO TO OKIE.' 1 ,^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [CNN] Sports l^tenight Y'SATISFIED NOW? I HEAD BACK T'YOUR TRYING V ? 1988 Haled PG 11:30PM 9 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) ANYTHING'. 8:30PM ,3 . D esigning W om en (CC) [D IS] MOVIE: W hat's Up, Doc?' Identi­ ROSE 18 ROSE by Pat Brady Unscramble these four Jumbles, (USA] Cartoon Express 11 Honeymooners one letter to each square, to form Charlene, now happily engaged, dreads cal suitcases and stolen jewels drag an ec­ four ordinary words. 6:30PM 3 N ew s mernrng Bill's intimidating mother (R| (In 18) Can You Beat Baldness? centric professor and an impish young Stereo) Cfl 40 ABC N ew s (CC) (20 Jeffersons woman into a mad chase Ryan O'Neal. 22 30 Hogan Family (CC) While in Las Barbra Streisand, Madeline Kahn 1972. WE CM ONEV m HE WltL 9 New Leave It to Beaver 22 ,30 Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) $ypPEi?$ COK?, y m 'j cpiTicize YURL 1 Vegas. David and his friends are jailed for Rated G 26 Your S how of Shows DEEM THE CETTEI^ WOf^MV NEMO / APE '{00 WHERE WWW? I 11 Growing Pains underage gambling (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter Up to-date 20 Mama's Family 38' St. Elsewhere Of m pEAWfWAT A iiOnwoi/r (ESPN) Monday Night Magazine Fea scores 22 30 NBC N ew s (CC) lured Harry Carson Charles Mann and 57' News [USA] Paid Programming MP , r-/ 4 ILIV UTTER A M“/ FAN$ 7^ Sammy Baugh i24 57 N ightly Business Report [CNN] Sports Tonight .3 Family Feud A-miOM / / c [HBO] Jim Henson's Ghost of Faffner 2:35A M AGAIN Pf 38 Family Ties (CC). Pan 2 of 2 [DIS] MOVIE: The Story of Alexander WOSO N Hall (CC) (In Stereo) 9 - II Graham Bell’ A fact based account of the 3:00A M Home Shopping Over­ - l61 Love Connection nigh t Service (3 hrs.) 9:00PM [3 } M urphy Brow n (CC) Mur life of the Scottish educator-inventor who (A & Ej Profiles Featured Konrad Aden phy discovers Corky's capabilities when developed and perfected the telephone 11 White Shadow . THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom auer. former Cfiancellor of West Germany she serves as co-host on the network's during the 1870s Don Ameche, Loretta Cl8 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) [CNN] Showbiz Today early morning show (R) (In Stereo) Young, Henry Fonda 1939 / (38: Trapper John, M.D. BAH FLE 1 [ESPN] SportsLook [& 40) NFL Football: New York Giants [ESPN] SportsCenter Up to date I 1 [A & E] Jack Scalia at the Improv Host at W ashington Redskins (CC) From Rob scores INIU'^ WOK ITOFF WITH WHAT m a n y d r y 7:00PM C3 Inside Edition Jack Scalia ("Dallas ") Comedians: Jerry 9-tt ert F Kennedy Stadium (3 hrs ) (Live) [M AX] MOVIE; ‘The Gypsy Moths' SPEECHES ARE. ' 8 I ,22 Wheel of Fortune (CC) Minor. Jeff Boll, Wendy Kamenoff and WJOHWlUA'Tfie (9, Cousteau Odyssey Three free-fall parachuiests arrive in a Tom Parks (60 min ) ON THE FA8 TRACK by Bill Holbrook ( 9 I Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) TIAW:!; 22' (30) MOVIE: 'Perry Mason: The Case small Kansas town for a show Burt Lan caster, Deboiah Kerr. Gene Hackman [CNN] Headline News Overnight DAN N L 11 People’s C ourt of the Scandalous Scoundrel' (CC) Ma Now arrange the circled letters to 1969 Rated R [ESPN] College Football: Wyoming vs. r' \ form the surprise answer, as sug­ son takes on the defense of a young ,20 Kate & A llie Air Force (2 hrs , 30 min ) (R) I CAH’T 6IV0 fflPtA ThEK^, VeU Ke^P ME gested by the above cartoon. woman accused of murdering her former 24 57 M acN eil/Lehrer N ew shour 1 1 :35PM ® Night Court A Pi?^MoTioi4. Trtou&H OF W^FATiotJs employer, the publisher of a gossipy tab [USA] Paid Programming i26 Police Story 1 2:00A M (]8^ N ew s '{oO'de mY P(?oTg6E,I UAMT, ^CH^?iN6-THiZWrioOT piF(z.cep. Print answer here: loid Raymond Burr. Barbara Hale, William 3:05A M ( ^ ) N ew s w (30 '40) C urrent A ffair Katt 1987 (R) (In Stereo) (11.' Hill Street Blues VoO To STaT at ‘t'oi'K DoWlJ fiAtlK^>...THe \IoiC^& AT Th^ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'B est Seller' (CC) An au (Answers tomorrow) i38) Cheers (CC) (18) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) he HPiO p p YfO fF B L tio ia ? (24 American Masters; Neil Simon: Not thor with writer's block forms an unlikely IN g-oTfoM OF T LADPgf?... Jumbles: CEASE LIMIT CATNIP RANCOR (20) Import / Export Saturday's {61 Star Trek J u s t for Laughs (CC) Sid Caesar, Carl Re­ partnership with a corporate hit man Answer \What those old-fashioned stockyards used to [A&E] Chronicle A look at a man who iner, W alter Matthau, Linda Lavin, Jack (26) Success 'n Life whose exploits both fascinate and repel him James W oods, Brian Dennehy, V icto­ have about them —A CERTAIN "AIR" spent 15 years in prison for a crime he Lemmon and Mike Nichols discuss Neil Si­ [57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour didn t commit mon's evolution as a playwright (2 hrs ) ria Tennant 1987 Rated R '6T Synchronal Research Now booh In ilo c k , Jumblo Book No I Ik kvkllablo lor S2.80. w hich IncluOkk poklkok [CNN] Moneyline i57; S inging D etective 3:10A M [MAX] MOVIE: Fatal FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavea Olid hondllhB. from Jumblo. c/o Ihit nowtpkpor, P.O. Bo» 4366. Orlando, FL 3280^4366 [A&E] Romer's Egypt Beauty' (CC) An undercover police­ Includo your nama. addraaa and ilp coda and maka your chock paykbla 10 Nawapaparbooka jESPN] SportsCenter Up to date [A&EJ Our Century: World War II Hi scores tier's con()uBst of Europe begins w ith the [CNN] Newsnight woman searches for the source of a deadly destruction of Warsaw, and continues batch of cocaine Whoopi Goldberg, Sam {LIFE] HeartBeat [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: Su­ with the invasion of France and the Battle per Seventies (60 min.) Elliott, Ruben Blades 1987 Rated R. (In [USA] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs Stereo) Computer vtf AoN'T Wave of Britain (60 min.) Part 1 of 2 [LIFE] HeartBeat 700 uncover a secret fanatical army of Cuban [CNN] Larry King Live [TMC] MOVIE: Instant Justice' A 3:30A M [USA] Paid Programming THE ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr commandos planning to assassinate an pactityji 7g V Y i P f A .s e l e c t i o n important Cuban diplomat (60 min ) (In [D IS] MOVIE: 'W hat’s Up, Doc?' Identi­ yung-ho Marine becomes a one-man army 3:40A M Cl) Nightwatch Astrograph Stereo) cal suitcases and stolen jewels drag an oc of vengeance when his sister is murdered THffr'.?cRAZV., |VWD KNON5?VtHl W6HT BE 6 eE,„x >ou :m r centric professor and an impish young in Spam Michael Pare. Tawny Kiiaen 3:45A M [CNN] CNN Newsroom y OF EVERY SCHOOL IT HOW t ^ p iG H T N o iA/,., 7:30PM L?J E ntertainm ent Tonight woman into a mad chase. Ryan O’Neal, THERE'^^U- ?TRUAK B/Ut\H(S,„ HEVER I9B9 by NFA Inc T H A V S g f - / / S«pl. 12, 1989 (40) Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) man Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins. Rob­ '22) 130) Late Night W ith David Letter [CNN] Larry King Overnight on, however, you may find yourself be­ ert Loggia. 1988 Rated PG (In Stereo) man (R) (In Stereo) [DIS] Swiss Family Robinson set with doubts when you weigh and [A&E] World of Survival WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll Your priorities and Interests could un­ [LIFE] MOVIE: ‘Family Sins' A father s 139) Hart to Hart [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide balance judgments. [CNN] Crossfire dergo some significant changes in the acts of favoritism toward one of his sons (40) Win. Lose or Draw [USA] Soloflex 1 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If you're [ESPN] NFL Trivia Game Season Pre­ precipitates an emotional crisis within the year ahead. Things of a material nature [6 1 ) Gene Scott Ml, TH E R E / MVAACMSAYS r WONDER IF THAT will be relegated to second place as the purveyor of important news to com­ m iere family James Farentinu. Jill Eikenberry, 4:05A M [TM C] MOVIE: Eddie Mur NOT TD TALK TD INCLUDES 6TF3AN^ your esthetic tastes come more and panions today, make doubly sure you 8:00PM f3 ) Kate & A llie (CC) Kale and Andrew Bednarski 1987 1 2:55A M [H B O jK id s in th e Hall (CC) phy Raw' A filmed concert performance STRAN€rER6 ... more to the fore. have your (acts in order. Without a Allie end up with nightmares when they [USA] Prim e Tim e W restling (2 hrs ) (In Stereo) of the actor comedian’s uncensored sian TRASHCANS? dream that their wishes are fulfilled (R) (In dup routine Eddie Murphy 1987 Rated R VIRQO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Pursuit of script, you might miss or confuse perti­ N ew hart (CC) The locals 1 :00AM [8) Crimewatch Tonight A Stereo) 9:30PM (J) (in Stereo) personal ambitions and objectives nent information. think Dick has murdered Joanna after his new daily senes focusing on crime stones. NORTH »-U-89 could occupy your attention so com­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) It’s been I 8^ 40 M onday N ight Football 2 0 th An first mystery novel is published (R) (in Today a Nazi doctor who has been able to ♦ Q J4 pletely today you might Inadvertently do said, “ We earn our enemies, but we do niversary Special A look at the bust plays Stereo) practice medicine Bridge . t : ■ p m T T not always deserve our friends.'' Today and most memorable personalities from Twilight Zone 4 A 8 5 3 WKWftjPf things that are contrary to the Interests 1 0:00PM I 3 j D esigning W om en (CC) Sub base sailor ♦ 10 8 7 VlfW l(^5 a well-meaning pal might do something the first 19 years Frank Gifford is host (60 Charlene's wedding is in jeopardy when [40] W hat a C ountry! of your co-workers and create Ill-will. min ) ♦ Q97 trump trick, he must hold at least /HnIEP IHMEA Know where to look for romance and that complicates things for you she finds Bill handcuffed to a scantily clad [A&E] Our Century: World War II Hi (inanclally. L9J In fin ite Voyage (CC) How scientists dancer (R) (In Stereo) dies in accident WEST Dealing three clubs and three hearts. So it can­ .vSiNqUM you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Match­ tier’s conquest of Europe begins with the EAST maker instantly reveals which signs are TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be guarded are using athletes as living laboratories in ® (26) (61) N ew s destruction of Warsaw, and continues ♦ A 10 8 6 not do any harm to play hearts before _JJj I 1 1 i,i- today so that you don't appear overly their (luest to understand the human body with the invasion of France and the Battle W ILLIM A N TIC (A P ) — One with bad news romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to and improve how it works (60 min ) (In L11) USA Tonight V 10 6 4 2 497 ruffing the third diamond. After get­ 5 II materialistic to people with whom you’ll of Britain (60 mm.) Part 1 of 2. sailor from ihc Submarine base in ♦ KQ By James Jacoby ctmu Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Stereo) (18) The Wol4 ♦J965432 ting the bad news at trick two, declar­ be Involved. Keep in mind, an individual [CNN] Crossfire Groton was killed and another was ♦ 863 Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3426. (11'f MOVIE: 'Duet for One' A world (20) All in the Family 4 J 10 4 2 er should ruff one diamond and then LIBRA (8«pt. 23-Ocl. 23) Participation without compassion is like a house with­ [ESPN] NFL Yearbook Highlights of the “Everything’s hunky-dory, part­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawalt famous violinist snuggles with the lA&E] Shortstories A Jewish boy con­ seriously injured when the car they play K-Q-J of hearts, overtaking with out windows. changes in her life after she contracts mul­ 1988 San Francisco 49ers (R) SOUTH in pleasurable diversions might be up­ verts to Christianity after experiencing a were Uaveling in hit a tree on Route ner!” South exclaimed with delight the ace in dummy. Because East QEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your de­ tiple sclerosis. Julie Andrews, Alan Bates, ♦ K 9 7 5 3 2 permost In your mind today and when miracle in "Rose & Katz ", 'Mousie,” a jLIFEj Self-Improvement Guide when he saw the dummy. He took the meanor will be commanding today and Max Von Sydow 1986 195, police said. ♦ KQJ showed out after two rounds, it is per­ TOMORROW^ CMAUNCgYS 1 A U 60 KNOW WH/TT HC'P WHAT I D O N t KNOW 16 you do get Involved In life's more seri­ spoof on horror movies (60 min ) [USA] Dragnet ace of diamonds and played a spade to fectly safe to ruff the fourth heart low. your leadership qualities will be quite Michael 'Volesky, 21, was killed ♦ A BIRTHDAY HOW c o u l d 1 LIK^ lYlgTOaeTHIM A6 ous aspects, your efforts may lack Im­ I18j MOVIE: 'The Fallen Idol’ A hero [CNN] Headline News dummy’s jack. The happy glow faded Next comes the A-K and a club to the WH&R& YOU aCT A BOTTLe evident. Don’t, however, expect every­ worshipping buy tries to help his idol, 1 :20AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Sunsef and Greg Helseth, 23, was in critical ♦ a K 5 FOR3CT?He'6 BCEN DROPPIN" A GIFT. petus and quality. [M A X ] MOVIE: The Flame and the Ar Movie cowboy Tom Mix joins forces wnii when East showed out of trumps. But queen in dummy. Once again West OF 1929 ROTH6CHIUD. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There one to snap to whenever you Issue a whom he believes is guilty of murder. H lbn SA LL WEEK../ Ralph Richardson, Bobby Heniey, Michele ro w ' In medieval Italy, a mountain rebel legendary lawman W yatt Earp to nab the condition Sunday at Hartford Hospi­ Vulnerable; Both declarer did not give up. He ruffed a must follow to all three clubs. West is might be some minor domestic disrup­ directive. Dealer: South Morgan 1948. leads his people in revolt against the Hes killer of a brothel owner in 1929 Holly tal, a hospiud official said. Helseth diamond, played a club to the queen now left with A-10-8 of trumps. The tions around your house today. It will be CANCER (June 21-July 22) Listen at­ sians Burl Lancaster, Virginia Mayo, Rob wood Bruce Willis, James Garner 1988 tentively to tips passed onto you by (20) MOVIE. Smokey and the Bandit was being ucated for two broken and ruffed another diamond. If West last diamond is played from dummy, up to you to make sure no one makes eil Douglas 1950 Rated R (In Stereo) South West North East friends today that could make or save Part 3' A sheriff is challenged to a cross legs, a broken wrist, and internal in­ 1 ♦ followed and declarer could cash two and declarer ruffs with the king. West mountains out of molehills, Including country race by two wily brothers Jackie 10:15PM [TMC] MOVIE; Eddie 1 :30AM Cs) USA Today How hypnoih Pass 2 4 Pass you money. However, don’t rush Into juries, hospital officials said. 34 Pass 3 4 Pass more clubs and three hearts, the slam can overruff, but he will then be yourself. Gleason, Jerry Reed. Pal McCormick Murphy Raw' A filmed concert perform erapy helps athletes win SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) As anything before double checking It with 1983 ance of the actor-comedian’s uncensored 4 NT Pass 5 ♦ Pass could be made. Unfortunately West forced to lead away from his 10-8 of O ) Joe Franklin Pblice said they did not have long as you have able bodied co-work­ a second source. standup routine Eddie Murphy 1987 64 All pass overruffed trumps and the slam will be made. (22) i30) ALF (CC) ALF prepares fui thi? [1 1 ) USA Tonight home addresses for the two men, but ers with lots of vitality, you’ll match their LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Even though you baby's arrival by le enacting scenes from Hated R (In Stereo) It was very unlucky that the defend­ Nor does it help for West to underruff (20) NVR Showcase efforts today, but when left on your own, might not be totally in accord with your ■'The Dick Van Dyke Show ‘ (R) (In Stereo) Lt. Cmdr Jack Ward, a spokesman Opening lead: 4 K ers’ diamonds were divided 7-2, but South’s king, since declarer will sim­ 10:30PM C3! N ew hart (CC) Dick re ^ p m c f you might not be as industrious. peer group today, It’s best that you dis­ i24 National Geographic (CC) A profile of fuses to believe that Johnny Carson is a [30! Later W ith Bob Costas for the Submarine base, said both South should still have done better. ply lead up to the Q-4 of spades to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Today, sent in silence. Nothing will be gained the relationship between dogs .iiul peo()lf' friend of Larry, Darryl and Darryl (R) (In [39) Honeymooners men were fire control technicians, For West to be deprived of his second make the contract. by making waves. Stereo) you might be a trifle stingy with people which includes highlights of Susan hutch [CNN] Newsnight Update their rank petty officers first class. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. 11. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Sept. 11, 1989 — 19

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS CLERK/Typlst - Chornos Cle— Manoa 3 run (Bahr kick). 11:32. R EC EIV IN G — Tampa Bay. Howard 7-59. 2000 (Based on 8% fixed __ Estate, 742-1450.g M k for Work NO REFUNDS OR Philadelphia 7 10 7 7— 31 per 2-60. Vick 1-1. Hilliard 1-9. Scales 1-5. R U SH IN G -K a n sa s City. Hoard 9-27. Okoye Incorporated a rapidly ity. Working single Cle— FG Bahr 27. 14:21. MISSED FIELD GOALS— None. Carrier 6-73. Harris 3-24. Tate 2-15. Hall 2-15. M IS S E D FIELD G O ALS-N one. 523. Gamble 4-4. Saxon 1-2. Denver. Winder growing 4-A advertis­ rate. No points. No ROCKVILLE - Two fam­ CLEANING 8ERVICE8 ADJUSTMENTS male preferred. 643- Third Quarter First Quarter Wilder 1-13. Hill 1-6. Green Bay. Wbodsido ICDNDDMINIUM8 Phi— Toney 1 run (Zendejas kick). 3:11. 11-38. Alexander 8-35. Bratton 2-16. Humphrey ing agency Is In search prepayment penalty) ily, (3) six families, 11 > 2880.______Cle— Manoa 2 run (Bahr kick). 2:34. V ik in g s 38, Oiler 7 6-49. Sharpe 3-25. Query 2-65. West 2-37. 6-15. Elway 5(minus 4). GCFHOME I FDR SALE Cle— Grayson 14 Interception return (Bahr Sea— LarganI 23 pass horn Kriog (Johnson Kemp 2-12. Haddix 1-23. Fontenot 1-9. of the fastest fingers and builder will con­ and 14 unit properties CALL HERALD 118 Main Street, 3 room kick). 13:04. Houston 7 0 0 D— 7 R a m s 31, Fa lco ns 21 PASSING — Kansas City. DeBerg "Eost of the River" sider trade of your tor sale. All have some SERVICES COUNTRY CLEANERS kick). 3:46. M IS SE D FIELD G O ALS-N one. 21-34-2-250. Denver. Elway 16-28-2-150. M ANCH ESTER - Two apartment Including Fourth Quarter Second Quarter Minnesota 14 10 7 7— 38 L.A. Rams 3 14 7 7— 31 Responsibilities for property toward this owner financing avail­ Remodeling, repair, decks, Commarclal and raaldsntlal. heat/hot water. $560 Phi— FG Zendejas 24. 3:33. RECEIVIN G — Kansas City. Harry 4-69. Car- bedroom townhouse. CLASSIFIED Cle— Oliphant 21 run (Bahr kick). 3:26. First Quarter Bears 17, Bengals 14 Atlanta 7 7 0 7— 21 this position will In­ new 3050 sq.ft. Contem­ able tor qualified buy­ trim work, small jobs. Exparfanoad and dapandabla. per month. Security. F>hi— Carter 8 pass from Cunningham (Zen- Hou— Highsmith 1 run (Zendejas kick) 7-48 First Quarter son 4-68. Wbrthen 4-57. Hoard 3-22. Gamblo Convenient to down­ A— 57.928. 2- 2. Dressel 1-21. Hayes 1-7. Saxon 1-2, clude heavy word pro- porary with ceramic ers. Call 871-6367. An Call lor a Irea estimate. 643-2711 No pets. 646-2426, 9am- dejas kick). 10:09. Min— Carter 32 pass from Wilson (Garcia Cincinnati 7 0 7 0— 14 Atl— Sanders 68 punt return (McFadden Senior Citizen Discount town and 1-84. $87,900 Chicago 0 7 3 7—17 Thomas 1-2. Denver, Alexander 3-35. Johnson cesslng/typlng, filing tiled kitchen and Informational bro­ 5pm weekdays.______ClD Pit Third Quarter kick). 10:26. kick). 5:31. 64S-6559 Carol Green negotiable. Call 647- Phi— Quick 8 pass from Cunningham (Zen- First Quarter 3- 30. Kay 3-26, Winder 2-15, Kelly 2-11, Jack- and back up telephone breakfast nook, floor chure will be mailed. First downs 19 5 Min-^lordan 2 pass from Wilson (Garcia LA— FG Lansford 23. 10:18. 8850. CHARMING 5 room hls- dejas kick). 5:11. kick). 1436. Cin— Brooks 4 pass from Esiason (Gallery Second Quarter son 1-13, Bratton 1-11, Sewell 1-9. coverage. The Ideal to celling Granite fire­ LAKEVIEW Property - 2 649 0778 Rushes-yards 44-152 17-36 kick). 5:06. MISSED FIELD GOALS— Kansas City. place, 4 brs, 2 full INVESTMENT torlc Colonial. Coven­ Fussing 205 17 Fourth Quarter Second Quarter LA— Bell 2 run (Lansford kick). 135. candidate should be brs, vaulted celling and ABLE HOME try Village. Secured Phi— Everett 30 interception return (Zendejas Second Quaitar Lowery 54. baths, 2 halt baths, Return Vbrds 61 28 Min— Fermey 1 run (Garcia kick). 9:28. Atl— Dixon 53 pass from Millar (McFadden able to type 55 to 60 skylight In kitchen, full PROPERTY parking. $630 monthly. kick). 12:24. Min— FG Garcia 35. 12:19. Chi— Tomczak 11 nrn (Butler kick). 14:50. kick). 14:11. lacuzzi and 3 car gar­ IMPROVEMEHT IL0T8/LAND Comp-Att-Int 16-25-0 10-22-3 Raiders 40, Chargers 14 words per minute and walk-out basement, 1 Established leei ELECTRICAL No pets. 742-6715 or Sacked-Yards Lost 1-2 6-67 A-64.287. Third Quarter Third Quarter LA— Ellard 46 pass from Everett (Lansford age. Philips Real Est­ FOR SALE Cin— Yfeods 5 run (Gallery kick). 6:32. possess a flexible na­ year buyer protection ROCKVILLE - Two fam­ 456-0064.______Punts 5-38 6-45 Min— Fenney 3 run (Garcia kick). 1236. kick). 15:00. San Diego 7 0 7 0— 14 ate, 742-1450.D lirtroduces the Chi— FG Butler 29. 330. L.A. Raiders 7 14 7 12— 40 ture and excellent In­ plan, very affordable ily, (3) six families, 11 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 6-5 Fourth Quarter Third Quarter terpersonal skills. It MAHOR ROOM CONSTANTINE ELECTRIC LAND - North Coventry, and 14 unit properties 449 Main Street, 5 room Penalties-Yards 8-70 6-38 First downs Min— Anderson 2 nin (Garcia kick). 11:05. Fourth Quarter LA— Everett 13 run (Lansford kick). 5:59. First Quarter price. Coventry, Rushee-yards you are looking tor a Custom designed modular No job too small Riley Mtn. Road, 3.5ac for sale. All have some apartment. $600 per Time of Possession 40:50 19:10 Chi— Thornton 20 pass from Tomczak (Butler Fourth Quarter LA— Mueller 26 pass from Schroeder (Jaeger BOLTON - Beautiful Gar­ $105,900. Philips Real Flassing kick). 2:50. career In a fast paced addition. approved building lot, owner financing avail­ month plus utilities. Hou Min kick), 4:54. rison Colonial located Estate,742-1450.D Free estimates Security. No pets. 646- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ftoturn Yards First downs 11 29 A— 64,730. Ad— Haynes 33 pass from Miller (McFadden S D — Butts 50 run (Bahr kick). 8:15. advertising agency, • Ughfwolghf ~ o«n bo oddod % ac pond, southern able for qualified buy­ on cul-de-sac. Three OWNER Wants Quick to OHlfting docks or potlo't RUSHING— Cleveland. Oliphant 6-48. Comp-Att-Int Rushes-yards 23-70 37-145 Kick), 5:36. Second Quaitar please forward a re­ Fully insured and exposure, horses per­ ers. Call 871-6367. An 2426, 9am-5pm, Sacked-Yards Lost F’assing LA— Fernandez 4 pass from Beuerlain years old, 3 carpeted Sale - Huge mbr, view • No ^ndotlon noodod to weekdays. K.Jones 11-31. Redden 7-30. Metcalf 10-28. 34 198 Chi Chi sume or contact Lisa oon bo buttt anywhoro licensed mitted! Reduced to Informational bro­ Punts FWturn Yards LA All (Jaeger kick), 625. bedrooms plus play Manoa 9-20. Pagel 1-(minus 5). Pittsburgh. 22 39 First downs 23 19 of lake from large liv­ • Quoilty motorlalB $85,900. (Owner Is anx­ M ANCH ESTER - Two Fumbles-Lost First downs 19 Pustls at: Charnas In­ 646-1284 chure will be mailed. Yferl^ 10-36. Hoge 4-5. Lipps 1-3. Brister Comp-Att-Int 10-24-1 16-25D Ffushes-yards 41-179 38-212 16 LA— Allen 1 run (Jaeger kick). 12:50. room, 3 baths with ing room, and extra • InoulBtod ious to sell and wants Penalties-Yards Rushes-yards 36-169 Third Quarter corporated, 76 Eastern and 3 bedroom apart­ 2- (minus 8). Sacl^-Y ard s Lost 7-44 2-20 Ffassing 151 153 15-46 Boulevard, Glaston­ lacuzzi, tile In kitchen large dining room. En­ • Moot JobB oompMod in ono offer!!) Apollo FOR SPARKLING wood­ ments. Security and R4SSIN G — Cleveland. Kosar 16-25-0-207. Time of Rtssession Punts 7-47 3-43 Fleturn Yards 47 33 Fussing 195 271 LA— Gault 39 pass from Beuerlein (Jaeger wook. DUMAS ELECTRIC Return Yards and bath, hardwood closed porch, 3 brs, I'/z Gardens subdivision - Flagol O-O-O-O. Rttsburgh. Brister 10-22-3-84. Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0 Comp-Alt-Int 18-36-0 10-24-2 41 83 bury, CT 06033. 657- Also complete remodeling Service changes, work, tile, glass and references. Call 645- Comp-Att-lnl floors, alarm system, baths, garage. Coven­ prestigious area. Lot 12 RECEIVING— Cleveland. Slaughter 4-75. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Penalties-Yards 13-96 8-56 Sacked-Yards Lost 3-33 1-6 14-25C 23-37-0 kick), 2:14. 8600.______service painted surfaces, add 8201. Sacked-Yards Lost fenced yard, appllan­ try, reduced from additional wiring and Metcalf 4-9. Langhorno 3-32. Brennan 2-52. RUSH IN G — Seattle. INhrnor 12-47. Williams Time of Ffossession 25:48 34:12 Punts 4*41 2-41 1-11 5-28 SD — Butts 1 nin (Bahr kick), 4:54. • Addition • Docks Safari Dr., 1.8 ac, area three tablespoons of e~ 6-24. Harris 1-6. Fhiiladolphia. Higgs 13-44. Punts 5-42 6-41 CHILD Care/Housekeep- ces, central vac, 2,600 $146,900 to $127,900. repairs on existing of new homes, $79,900. Manoa 2-31. Newsome 1-8. Pittsburgh. Carter Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1 Fourth Quarter Ing needed. Mature • Roofing • Roofing washing soda to a quart of MANCHESTER - Imme­ Sherman 6-37. Toney 10-30. Byars 4-8. Cun­ INDIVIDUAL STATSTICS Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 L A -T G Jaeger 22, 4:33. plus sq.ft. Exterior Philips Real Estate, homes. Quality work at Lot 22 Safari Dr., prime 3- 13. Hill 2-28. Hoge 2-25. Thompson 1-21. Penalties-Yards 4-21 6-39 and experienced per­ • Qoragoo • Siding warm water and wash. No diate occupancy. Lipps 1-7. Brister 1-(minus 10). ningham 2-6. Drummond 2-6. RUSH ING — Houston, Pinketl 5-37, Highsmith Time ol Ffrissession 31:50 28:10 F^nelties-librdE 4‘10 S 3 9 LA— Safety, Floyd tackled in end zone, 4:43. clapboard and brick. 742-1450.O • Oormort • Kitehon’t wooded 1 ac homesite, Time of Ffrjssession son. Full time. Must affordable prices. rinsing required. For Large 4 rooms, heat, MISSED FIELD GOALS— None. PASSIN G — Seattle. Kriog 15-34-2-210. Stoul- 6-t8. While 10-10. Moon 1-5. Montgomery 1-0. 36:13 23:47 LA— Mueller 1 run (Jaeger kick), 9:47. Full deck and lands­ FANTASTIC Yard - • Roplooomont Wlndowt Entirely owner operated. $83,900. Lots In new lor 2-6-1-8. Rodriguez 1-1-0-4. Philadelphia. Minnesota. Dozier 7-41. Finney 9-37. Anderson INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS A— 40,237. have own transporta­ caped yard, walk out sparkling results when hot water and applian­ tNDIVtDUAL STATtSTICS Corner lot with view of Call Ron phase 3, 1-2 acres, you have something to Bills 27, Dolphins 24 Cunningham 13-27-0-240. 6-20. Nelson 7-30. Carter 1-13. W llsn 4-10. RUSH ING — Cincinrrati. Brooks 13-88. Woods tion. 659-1009. finished basement, 2 27 years exp. Call undrgrnd utils, close to ces. Security required. RECEIVIN G — Seattle. Williams 4-30. Clark Rice 3-(minus 6). 20-62. Esiason 520. Ball 2-4. Jennings 1-5. RUSHING— Los Angeles, Bell 26-128, S D LA countryside, 3 brs, 643-9966 Joseph Dumas sell, use a low-cost ad In No pets! 646-2970. Buffalo 3 0 10 14— 27 Everett 3-18, Ro.Brown 1-12, Green 4-7, Del car garage with open­ walk-out basement, shopping, area of ex­ 3-63. Tyler 3-61. Skansi 3-24. Blades 2-15. Lar- PASSING— Houston. Moon 8-20-1-69. Chicago. Anderson 21-146. Muster 4-11. First downs 16 23 ers. $272,000. Call Gerry classified. MANCHESTER - Imme­ Miami 0 10 7 7— 24 gont 1-23. Glasgow 1-4. Vfemor 1-2.Philadel- Carlson 2-4-0-9. Minnesota. Wilson Sanders 5-23. Buford 1-6. Tomczak 5-14. Pino 1-2, McGee 1-2. Atlanta, Settle 8-27, Lang F^ shoe-yards 25-171 40-160 many evergreens 646-5253. pensive homes, less First Quarter phia, Ou'ick 6-140. Carter 3-63. Byars 1-16. Wil­ 1525-0-218. Gentry 2-12. 6-19, Flowers 1-0. F*Bssir>g 134 258 NO WEEKENDS at 644-8332. along borders, close to FARRAND REMOOEUHG than 20 mins to Hart­ diate occupancy. Buf— FG Norwood 34. 12:26. IRDDMS liams 1-8. Jackson 1-8. Toney 1-5. R E C E IV IN G — Houston. Givins 4-33. Hill F1ASSING— Cincinnati. Esiason 1536-0-184. PASSING — Los Angeles, Everett Fteturn >^ d s 6 43 MANCHESTER - Ranch, Room sddHIont. docks roofing. ford, deed restrictions Large 2'/z room, heat, Second Quarter 14-25-0-206. Atlanta, Miller 23-37-0-299. RN-LPN middle and high Biding, windows and guttort. AH MISCELLANEDUS M IS S E D FIELD G O ALS— Philadelphia. Zen­ 2-28. Duncan 1-6. Verhulst 1-5. Jeffiros 1-3. Chicago. Tomczak 1524-2-159. Comp-Att-Int 12-29-1 17-25-0 3 bedrooms, screened school. Coventry. 2,000 sq.ft, minimum. FDR RENT hot water and appllan­ Mia— Stradford 1 run (Stoyanovich kick). dejas 33. Jackson 1-3. Minnesota. Carter 7-123. Ingram RECEIVING — Cincinnati. Brooks 546. Kattus RECEIVING— Los Angeles, Ellard 599. Hol- Sacked-VWds Lost 3-19 3-27 11PM-7AM Full or Part typoB of romodolirtg and ropalra. ces. Security required. porch. $138,500. Owner, $151,900. Philips Real C ^ l Bob Farrand. Jr. SERVICE8 Use your builder or use 9:12. 4-45. Jones 1-20. Dozier 1-12. Nelson 1-10. 5-40. McGee 2-38. Smith 2-19. Martin 2-23. Hil­ Ihan 576, Johnson 1-22, Bell 1-10, Del Pino Punts 6-34 2-45 time positions available. No pets! 646-2970. Mia— FG Stoyanovich 29. 14:57. 647-1907. Estate, 742-1450.O ours, 3 special designs MANCHESTER - Main Patriots 27, Jets 24 Fenney 1-6. Jordan 1-2. lary 1-tO. Holman 1-8. Chicago. Thornton 4-86. 1-4, Green 1-(minus 5). Atlanta, Collins 6-76, Fumblas-Lost 0-0 2-1 For more Information please Bus. 647-8509 Third Quarter Haynes 4-62, Lang 4-29, Settle 4-28, Heller Penalties-Yards available, $79,900. Street, tor lease or M ANCH ESTER - Two New England 7 14 0 6— 27 M ISSE D FIELD GOALS-Minnesota. Garcia Gentry 3-39. Morris 1-21. Boso 1-9. Muster 1-4. 3-13 4-17 call: ENJOY yesteryear's PIANO TUNING sale. 1(X)0 sq.ft, on bus But— Kinnebrew 2 run (Norwood kick). 3fl2. 51. M IS SE D FIELD G O ALS— Cincinnati. Gallery 3-44, Dixon 1-53, Bailey 1-7. Time of FYissassion 21:59 38:01 MANCHESTER - Must charm with today's Res. 6454}849 Wrights Mill Road, 2 + bedroom duplex. $625 Mia— Logan 2 blocked punt return N.Y. Jets 0 0 17 7— 24 MISSED FIELD GOALS— Los Angeles, acres, wooded and line, private parking, per month plus utili­ First Quarter 45. Director Staff selll Cape, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 modern conveniences Mark Trotier (Stoyanovich kick). 7:57. Lansford 43. Atlanta. McFadden 43. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS open lot, $71,900. (Suit­ storage. Immediateoc- N E— Fryar 20 pass from Eason (Davis kick). Buccaneers 23, Packers 21 full baths. Fireplace In IMng In this classy new 3 bdr ties. Appllances In­ Buf— FG Norwood 37. 12:49. Saints 28, Cowboys 0 RUSHING— San Diego, Butts 9-64. Development 15 Years Exerience able for a 2 family cuponcy. Coll 644-2690. cluded. Reterencesand Fourth Quarter 10:49. Tampa Bay 0 20 3 0— 23 room, appllances and morell Victorian. Central air PAINTING/PAPERING Broncos 34, Chiefs 20 McMahon 522, Bernstine 2-22, Early 1-19, Crestfield Reasonable Rates home). Brigham 1 Vi month security dep­ Mia— A.Brown 8 pass from Marino Second Quarter Green Bay 7 0 7 7— 21 Dallas 0 0 0 0— 0 Brimson 2-17, Archer 1-14, Spencer 3-10, Floyd 1548 sq. ft. REDUCED to and vac, 2 tiled tp's, BOLTON - RouTe" 44. NE— Morgan 30 pass from Eason (Davis Brook Estates - Owner osit. No pets. October (Stoyanovich kick). 10:43. First Quarter New Qrteans 7 14 0 7— 28 Kansa city 0 10 3 7— 20 1- 3. Caravello 1-0. Los Angeles, Allen 13-51, Convalescent Home Beautiful new 400 sq.ft, kick). 1:05. $149,000. Call Owner, 647- wrap around porch, 647-S719 Buf— Johnson 26 pass from Kelly (Norwood GB— Fullwood 3 mn (Jacko kick). 6:10. First Quarter Denver 17 0 7 10-34 Smith 12-42, Mueller 10-29. Fkirter 2-23, Fer­ '*We can tell you financing ($546.55 1st. 649-4817.______N E— Stephens 1 run (Davis kick). 9:27. Manchester, CT 1714. lacuzzi. Allon 1 '/ 2 C o u n - double office, with la­ kick). 12:10. Second Quarter NO— Hilliard 4 run (Arrdersen kick). 10:55. First Quarter nandez 2-16, Beuerlein 1-(minus 1). monthly, 15,000 down, OWN Bedroom, appllan­ Third Quarter TB— Tate 2 run (Igwabulke kick). :09. Second Quarter try acres bordered by what to look for... vatory. Excellent ex­ Buf— Kelly 2 run (Norwood kick). 15:00. Don— FG Treadwell 41, 6:11. PASSING — San Diego. McMahon 7-18-0-91. 643-5151 stone walls. $320,000. HAWKES THEE SERVICE 9'/z%, 30 yr amortiza­ posure. $545. Includes ces, $430, prime center A— 54.541. TB— Tate 1 run (Igwebuike kick). 6:44. NO— Heyward 1 run (Arxfersen kick). 12:56. Den— Braxton 34 interception return (Tread­ Archer 5-11-1-62. Los Angeles, Schroeder tion. Olde Tavern 3 O'Brien (Leahy kick). TB— Howard 9 pass from Testaverde (kick N O — Shepard 56 punt return (Anderson kick). M ALLARD View - Dis­ Plano Real Estate, 646- and what to look Bucket, truck $ chipper. electricity. 646-4666 or location. For 1 person, well kick), 629. 2- 3-0-79, Beuerlein 1522-0-206. tinctive Duplexes and Stump removal. Free Lane, Lot 7, 1.48 ac But Mia failed). 14:35. 14:09. Den— Winder 2 run (Treadwell kick), 830, R E C E IV IN G — San Diego. A.Miller 3-58, 5200.D______871-7888.______deposit. References. NY— FG Leahy 40. 8:47. Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Townhouses. Save out fo r r aatimataa. Special approved lot, $82,500. No pets. Available Im­ First downs 27 21 NY— Prokop 17 nm (Leahy kick). 13:34. Second Quarter Bernstirre 3-34, Holland 2-11, Spencer 1-23, IHDME8 conalderatlon for sidsriy MANCHESTER - 4 room GB— West 11 pass from Majkowski (Jacko NO— Frazier 1 run (Andersen kick). 7:18. thousands. $141,900! No BOLTON - Come and Olde Tavern Lane, Lot Rushes-yards 27-141 23-68 Fourth Quarter KC— FG Lowery 41, :53. Caravello 1-11, Brimson 1-10, Early 1-6. Los and handicapped. apartment. Applian­ mediately. 649-9287. kick). 5:58. A— 66.977. FDR SALE ossoclatlon tees. New 3 view this distinguished 6, 1.05 ac approved lot, Fussing 226 255 NY— Toymsell 48 pass from O'Brien (Leahy KC— Gamble 1 run (Lowery kick), 14:34. Angeles, Gault 4-131. Fernandez 4-65, Mueller HarBro ces, separate utilities, 1 MANCHESTER-Newer6 Floturn Yards TB— FG Igwebuike 52. 13:20. 8 room cedar Contem­ $82,500. Coventry 23.9 21 21 kick). 7:32. Third Quarter 2-36, Smith 2-19, Allen 2-(minus 1), Dyal 1-17. bedroom single family 647-7553 Fourth Quarter Dal NO KC— FG Lowery 23, 8:17. MANCHESTER - Now porary. $299,900. Just acres of land, open and car parking. 643-4827. room duplex. Ttiree Comp-Att-Int 25-40-0 25-38-2 ME— Dupard 4 run (kick failed). 13:05 Horton 1-10, T.Brown 1-8. attached homes that GB— Bland recovery of fumble in end zone First downs 10 26 Den— Sewell 9 pass from Elway (Treadwell only 135,000 for these built on 1.5 acres of Painting bedrooms, T/z baths, Sacked-Yards Lost 4-39 0-0 A— 64.541. MISSED FIELD GOALS— Los Angeles, otter a sensible alter­ wooded, small pond, (Jacke kick). :55. Rushes-yards 10-20 45-190 kick), 13:13. Jaeger 38. brand new, huge,excit­ woodland on Birch horse barn, older home APARTMENTS full basement, deck. native to the high cost of Manchester LAND8CAPING I ing, 7 room, 1,800 sq. ft. of a new home! A Mtn. Features a well In need of repairs, 750 I FDR RENT All appliances. $750 beautiful contempor­ planned kitchen with ft. frontage. $279,900. monthly plus utilities. complete package at Quality Painting 646-7693 anytime. a ry T ownhouses. one low price! 1'/s oak cabinets and wet EXPERIENCED Ellington, high and HEBRON - Two bedroom Cathedral ceilings, An­ baths, fireplace, wall bar area, spacious Services BOBCAT LOADER dry, .574 acre building apartment. Heat, hot dersen windows, full to wall carpeting, family room with tp •Free Estimates operator with York rake lot on sewer line. Ideal water, appliances, car­ PLEASANT - Quiet 4 basements, 2x6 con­ range, refrigerator, and sliders to deck, eSenior Citizen Discounts attachment for hire. tor modular home peting Included. Large room apartment. struction, family room dishwasher and micro- formal dining room eAiuminum & Vinyl Fully Insuranced. builder, priced at yard, parking, cellar Working lady pre­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 fireplace, central air, wave oven, full base­ and more. Plano Real Powerwashing $55,900. Philips Real storage. 20 minutes to ferred. Non-smoker. oven/range, dis­ ment and attached gar­ Estate, 646-5200.D 644-6046 Estate, 742-1450.O UConn and Hartford. No pets 649-5897. hwasher, hood, dispo­ age. No gimmicks, lust $625 monthly. 649-2871. sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full WHAT A Treat! Super 646-6815 solid dollar value. good price $179,900. Su­ We’re Here To Serve CDNCRETE I LOST HELP baths, washer/dryer Compare! Come see I rp riH E L P I HELP r r i H E L P hookups, cedar siding, per beautiful Interior CARS I ^ C A R S CARS AND FOUND WANTED the mode of tomorrow with lots of charm. U j J WANTED WANTED [ i i l WANTED wall-to-wall carpeting, In your own lot and FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE tiled foyer, oak kitchen Large rooms tor gra­ W D G tr S PAtm NG CO. Roman Spiewak lAAPOUNDED - Male, 5 home! Blanchard & cious entertaining and Quality work at a DENTAL Assistant Ver­ MANAGEMENT T rai­ cabinets, two-zone gas Mason Contractor vears. Golden Re­ RECEPTIONIST - Ra­ RN’S - Hospice on call. STEEL Erector needed. RECEPTIONIST/Secre- Rossetto Realtors," living. Fireplace to sit raatonable price) triever, red. Henry non office. Two days a pidly growing software Home care experience Experienced only to nees: Our wholesale heat, slider to deck and We're Selling Houses" around and take the Interior S Exterior Brick, Block or Stone supply chain develops WE DELIVER tary - Full time position 2-car garagev Owners Free Eatlmatea Chimneys, Patios. Walla Street. 643-6642. week. No experience company In Manches­ preferred. 4pm- work on metal building 646-2482.D chill oft the cool Fall Nmv, nealoi atlona and Repalia necessary will train. managers from the For Home Delivery, Call In small Andover ma­ will hold a second ter requires mature 8:30am. Call 456-6744. erection crew. Benef­ nufacturing firm. Typ­ JUST Listed $140's - Im­ evenings. This Is the Call Brian Welgle 875-5664,______its. eoe. Call Bill 242- ground up. Begin In mortgage of $32,900 at 646-4134 professional Individual 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 ing, some computer maculate 7 rm, 2 bath once In a lifetime fam­ S45-8912 PART Time Matron - for front desk recep­ 3738. warehouse and deliv­ 8% with no principal or ily home. Call and ask GENERAL dental office ‘ ------ery then go wherever Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 work, general clerical Interest payment due Ranch located oft (Set that chimney re­ Employment 9:30am-1pm. Monday - tionist position. Plea­ assistant, flexible time. RN Supervisor-Part time skills. Excellent benef­ Forest St. In E. Hart­ Barbara to show you paired before winter! Call Friday. Facilities sant easy going person­ your ability allows. for 7 years. These are around. RE/MAX East Training using your 3pm-11pm In 120 bed Contact Ken at Man­ Cut baking time In half its. Call 647-1453. beautiful single family ford. "Gold Coast". GEORGE N. now for a free estimate. Services, South Wind­ ality and good clerical skills. 649-9287. ICF/SNF. Excellent Call Lolse Panella to of the River, 647-1419.D sor Board of Educa­ skills required. Call chester WInnelson, 649- next time you fix meat homes, not condomini­ Fully Insured. IPART TIME wage and benefit pack­ 4563.______ums; and there are, of see this cream putt. CLASSIC Colonial - Tree CONVERSE tion, 1737 Main Street, Annie at Cadkey Incor­ SUNDAY School Teacher loaf by baking In muffin fT T I BUSINESS Blanchard & Rossetto TALAGA MASONRY I HELP WANTED age. On site day care DISH Washer-Local food tins rather than the con­ course, no association lined street, sidewalks, Painting and Decorating South Windsor, 528- porated, 440 Oakland - Unitarian Universal available In near fu­ L^DPPDRTUNITIES Realtors," We're Sel­ village charm, go with Paper Hanging 9711. Ext. 40, eoe. Street, Manchester. Society, 10:30am- service company has ventional loaf. Saves fuel fees. Call today for ling Houses" 646-2482.0 643-8209 PART-TIme Sales/Secre- 647-0220,______ture. Join a team of an opening position for and mokes attractive Indi­ complete details on this older 6 room Co­ SECRETARY for local 12pm. Students. Reti­ dedicated caring pro­ FOR a great opportunity these magnificent and JUST Listed 150’s-Every­ lonial. Screened porch, CALL 643-2804 torv - Manchester CREDIT/Collectlons - rees. 646-5151 or 647- a hardworking person vidual servings. Use a with Mac Tools a grow­ Honda Auto, Ed Thorn­ law office. Shorthand fessionals. Contract: to iolnourteam. Duties low-cost ad In Classified beautiful homes at thing Imaginable has private yard, fireplace. and word processing Rapidly expanding 9355. Ask for Vicki. M.J. Toomey, RN, ing comppny, operate been done to restore Lovely residential ton, 646-3515. Include washing pots, for quick response next $167,900 with this very, Semi-Retired required. 646-2426. software company In CARPENTERS Helper - D.N.S. at Colchester emptying trash and your own business. For very special financing. this gracious 7 room neighborhood. Call COMPUTERS RECEPTIONIST for a Manchester Is seeking Must have transporta­ time you have something more Information call Ron Fournier tor a PabAer end Paper Hingsr PRE-OWNED HONDAS Health Care, 537-2339. light cleaning. We offer to sell. 643-2711. This Is an excellent home to Its original busy Manchester real R E C E P T IO N 1ST fFr a credit assistant. Min­ tion, be reliable and Morris Burr, 779-1428. opportunity tor first- condition. New roof personal Inspection of 30 Years Experience 1988 HONDA PRELUDE 4 wheel steering *1 4 9 9 5 estate firm. Duties In­ imum two year degree $7 to start and super Got a new (xmqniter? medical office. Expe­ ambitious. Good driv­ benefits. Call 633-4663, time buyers and Inves­ garage, etc. Blanchard this lovely home. Insurance and References clude: busy phone, rience desired. Benef­ and one year prior ing record. Duties In­ PERSON to do yard & Rossetto Realtors," RE/MAX East of the Need a tutor? 1986 HONDA ACCORD Hatchback #1923 ... » 7 9 9 5 work. Your own hours. Glastonbury. Ask for tors. Owner will con­ Marty Mattsson Do you own a oomputar? Lat ma light typing, schedul­ its. RN/LPN for medi­ col lections experience. clude lob site clean CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES sider rent with option. We're Selling Houses" River, 647-1419.D 1986 HONDA ACCORD 4 Door #1942 ..... * 7 9 9 5 ing appointments, Call Mr. Keith, 649- Dave. 649-4431 halp you find out wbat your cal office. Experience Bookkeeping, word ups, dump run, deliver­ Immediate openings on 7am-3pm and Rothman & Rothman, 646-2482.0 AMENITIES Galore. oomputar can do for you. computer Input. 1pm- perfect and pc skills a 9125. 1986 HONDA CIVIC Hatchback #2004 ..... » 5 9 9 5 desired. Benefits. Call ies and working with STEADY Employment 3pm-11pm and 11pm-7am shifts. Full or part 646-4144.0 MANCHESTER - Price Whatadeal! Splendld4 STRETCH YOUR burger Kaap Incoma tax racorda. 8pm every other day 646-9801,______plus. Ask for Peggy available In plasticma­ Draft tattara. carpenters. $6.50 an drastically reduced! year old Salt Box on budget By using one part 1985 HONDA ACCORD Hatchback #2049 ...... * 69 9 5 and 8:30am-5pm every LABORER - Heavy con- Durocher, 647-0220 or hour to start. 45 hour Save money on cleaning nufacturing plant. Full time positions. VERNON/RockvIlle - $132,500. Nows the time large lot In park set­ Sort out your paymant achadulaa. other Saturday. Please send resume to Cadkey work week. Call and part time posi­ Real estate developer sov extender to four parts Do monthly bliling. 1988 HONDA ACCORD Hatchback #2058 ... . » 8 9 9 5 structlon. Apply In per- products by using ammo­ Every other weekend required to buy! Don’t miss this ting. Bedroom on first of meat. Your taste buds Taaoh your kida oomputar akilta. call Janet, D.W. Fish son. The Andrew Incorporated, 440 Oak­ George or Ray, 649- tions. Hours flexible. wishes to sell two fam­ spacious 8 room Colon­ floor with cothedrol Realty, 643-1591. land Street, Manches­ nia, diluted to the strength •Ask about our cMId care reimbursement won't be able to tell the Rnd out what you can do on tha 1985 HONDA ACCORD H/B LX #2080 .... » 7 4 9 5 Ansaldl Company, 186 5400. recommended on the bot­ Coll 643-2590.______ily home from portfo­ ial with 4 or 5 bed­ ceilings In living room oomputar. NO CHARQ6 FOR ter, CT. lio. Will asslstquallfled difference, but your LICENSED - Hair dress­ Bldwell Street, tle, for washing walls and Full Time delivery - Sat­ •Non-benefits rate of pay program rooms, 1'/2 baths. En­ and dining room. Wood budget will! Boost your INITIAL H HOUR INTERVIEW To 1988 HONDA CIVIC H/B 5 Speed #2090...... * 79 9 5 ing part time flexible Manchester. urday required. Heavy W ill Train buyer with no money closed front and back stove, hot tub & ap­ daCarmina b oth y o u r naada and If I SECRETARY/Receptloi windows. Bring extra mo­ budget by selling Idle can ba of aaalatanca. At. A/C #2082 hours. 742-9919. ney Into your home by lifting Included. Paid down purchase. Why porches. Susan Do­ pllances Included. Pri­ 1987 HONDA CIVIC H/B ...... » 69 9 5 1st. Charnas Incorpo­ DISHWASHER E ve n ­ Please call: Director of Staff Development, pay rent when you can vate beach privileges Items In your home with o ATTENTION House­ RECEPTIONIST for a rated has an entry level ings. For hard working selling no-longer-needed training. $5.50 per nahue, Sentry Real Est­ low-cost ad In classified. 649-6763 wives, students. Work hour. 643-2171. Crestfield Convalescent Home of Manchester own? Call 871-6367 for ate, 643-4060.O and view of lake. Call Manchester medical opportunity for a se­ person, career oppor­ Items with a low-cost ad In Informational bro­ PRE-OWNED CARS PRICED BELOW ’5 0 0 0 part-time days. Office office. Scheduling, cretary/receptionist. tunities are possible. Classified. 643-2711. 643-5151. MANCHESTER - Enloy and ask for Alex, 649- work: filing, tele­ transcription, filing chure and application. cozing up In the fire- 5159, RE/MAX East of 1984 SUBARU WAGON 4 Door, QL #1982 ... » 4 9 9 5 The Ideal candidate We will train. Call Co­ the River, 647-1419.D phone, some computer and heavy use of should posses excellent vey's 643-2751. placed living room of I ^ H D M E S RTIHDMES 1984 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON 4 Door #1997 .. » 4 4 9 5 work, flexible hours. phone. Monday PART TIME NORTH Coventry - 56 Interpersonal skills, a ADMINISTRATIVE As­ Deer Hill Lane. Builder this 3 bedroom, l '/2 TREE Lined & Proud - 1 ^ FDR SALE 1 £ 1 | FDR SALE Call Heather at New through Friday, 9am- flexible nature, plea­ bath full dormered $199,900. Is the neigh­ 1983 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON 4 Door #2058 .. * 2 7 9 5 England Hobby 6pm. Apply to Box JJ, sistant - World head­ will consider trade - borhood that says walk sant telephone manner quarters of growing NEWSPAPER INSERTERS New 3,300 sq.ft. Custom Cane. $148,000. Privacy BOLTON - 8 room Con- M ANCHESTER - Best Supply, 646-0610, Mon­ Manchester Herald, and should be able to offered by this large down my street, be 1985 PLYMOUTH TURISMO Hatchback #1857 .. * 4 2 9 5 corporation seeks top Part time afternoons. Want to get out of the IS Contemporized Cape friendly and glad that tempororv -1 vr. old Buy. $144,900. Older day through Friday, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ type 50 wpm. Word notch Individual for In­ on cul-de-sac overlook­ treed, fenced yard. Su­ located In preferred Cape with 10 rooms. 1983 FORD MUSTANG COUPE #1994 ...... » 44 9 5 9am-5pm. ter, CT 06040. processing experience ternational sales de­ house for a few hours? We are looking for san Donahue, Sentry of all the areas In Zoned tor two family. “HbuSEKEEPER - LltjhT ing golf course (rear Manchester you live area! $345,0(X). Featur­ 1985 PONTIAC FIERO COUPE #2019 ...... » 44 9 5 Is a plus. Interested partment. Candidate responsible people to insert advertising B U R G ift view). Huge 20x24 fam­ Real Estate, 643-4060.D ing 3 bedrooms; 2 V2 Ideal tor large family. duties, port time days. SALES - Surround your­ candidates should con­ must possess strong ily rm, private en­ MANCHESTER - Owner here. Your special I baths; sunroom; op- On bus route. Century 1 supplements into our newspapers. Great HIRING $7 an hour starting. self with beauty. Excel­ tact Lisa Pustls at 657- word processing, com­ trance to studio above anxious! Drastically And this house It too. pllonced; h/w floors; 21 Epstein, 647-8895.0 PRE-OWNED IMPORTS Plus fringe benefits. lent opportunity for 8600. Part time after­ puter, writing and or­ opportunity to earn extra cash. KING garage, possible In-law reduced! $164,900. Lots 1st floor den, enclosed fleldstone fireplace; 2 Apply Gilmore Manor, porch - a wonderful full time employment noon hours may be ganizational skills. De­ situation, priced well of room In this newer 7 car garage and too 1987 VW JETTA 4 Dr.. At, a /c #205i ...... * 8495 1381 Main Street, South with one of Connecti­ arranged. Monday - Friday. room Contemporary. entertainment & fam­ Glastonbury or call gree a plus. Great $ 5 a n d up below replacement ily home! Anne Miller many amenities to cut's finest lewelers. salary and benefits cost. Reduced to Lower level family mention! Klernan Real ROYAL Treatment! This 1985 TOYOTA TERCEL “Special Price” ... » 2 9 9 5 633-4411, collect 635- Extensive benefit pro­ Please call Frank McSweegan at the Real Estate, 647-8000.O handsome 1 year old 4491.______CAFETERIA help hours package. Send resume $297,900. Philips Real room with full bath, Estate, 649-1147.0 1987 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 At #2073 * 8 9 9 5 gram. Apply In person 8am-2pm. Monday to Cadkey Incorpo­ Manchester Herald, 647-9946 to start Estate, 742-1450.D wood stove flue, c/a, SWEET Smell of Suc­ Contemporary was de­ RETAIL Sales - Part time Tuesday, through Sat­ through Friday. Benef­ rated, 440 Oakland deck, 2 car garage. cess! $249,900. Says this DON'T Miss The Boat! signed and constructed 1988 FORD FESTIVA LX Clean #2089 ...... * 54 9 5 position for outgoing urday, 10am-5pm. Mi­ WILLINGTON - Parker gracious center hall Fantastic opportunity with only the best of its after promotion. Street, Manchester, CT Road. Builder may Susan Donahue, Sentry Individual In unique chael’s Jewelers, 958 Call 8:30-2pm. 633-4681 06040. Attn: Interna­ Real Estate, 643-4060.D Colonial with pride of to purchase a home on quality and craftsman­ 1988 SUBARU JUSTY #2084 ...... * 5 4 9 5 Main Street, Manches­ All shifts 5:30AM to take trade. Relive his­ ownership. 1st floor Timber Trail In Man­ ship! 3 bdrms, Vh balloon and gift shop. Ext. 330, ask for tional Sales Personnel tory In a new 1748 Salt MANCHESTER-Tired of Call 646-2302. ter. 643-2741. eoe Charlotte. Director. family room, walkup chester's Lookout Mtn. baths, whirlpool, ap­ DAIRY FARMS 12:30PM*. If you can Box reproduction built being cramped spread attic. Combines old nelghborhooodI 3 prox. 2300 sq.ft., fire­ 1983 CMC SUBURBAN 9 PASSENGER from Sturbridge Vil­ out In this Contempor­ with new, combines bdrms, ceramic baths, place, 26x14 deck over­ lage plans drawn by ary made for family fp, hw firs, 1st fl. AT, A/C, V-8 #2088 living. $332,000. This nooks and crannies looks peaceful treed ALL AROUND MACHINISTS, ICE CREAM work from 2hrs to 8hrs Russell S. Oatman. 3 with elegance. You'll laundry, 2 car garage, yard near Manchester MACHINISTS fireplaces, beehive home otters 4 bed­ private treed yard. rooms, 3 baths, 2 fam­ be proud to call this Country Club. Ottered TOOLMAKERS AND CNC C.N.C. Lathe/V.T.L. and Engine lathe has immediate openings for oven, 3 brs, 2'/2 baths, regal well built home Plaster construction, at $334,900. Jackson & per day between these on a 3-f o c parcel with ily rooms and possible Martin Schooll operators with minimum 5 years experi­ teen suite lower level. your own. Anne Miller Jackson Real Estate, MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS SECOND SHIFT FREEZER brook and pond, owner Real Estate, 647-8000.D $219,900. Jackson & 647-8400.O ence, in the machining of aircraft as­ 2nd loan up to $50,000. Sentry Real Estate, 643- Jackson Real Estate, Columbia manufacturing is taking hours apply in person 4060.a *7995 semblies. Benefits include; major medi­ SELECTORS $329,900. Philips Real MANCHESTER - Charm- 647-8400.O applications for ALL AROUND Estate, 742-1450.O cal, dental, and 401K retirement plan. We offer excellent wages and a great to: MANCHESTER - Re- Ing Cape. $148,600. Un­ ASHFORD - Strlklngl MINT Condition! This MACHINISTS AND TOOL MAKERS COVENTRY - 925 Pucker ducedl $169,900. usual Cape In sought $269,900. Brond "New" super 4 rm Townhouse — 1st shift and CNC MILLING Call or apply at; benefit package including fully paid 467 Street. Estate forces Owner's anxiousi otter area featuring 2-3 Cape with a unique Is lust waiting tor a new MANO-ESTERHONCA MACHINE OPERATORS - 2nd shift. medical, paid vacations and holidays, sale on this like new Move In condition bedrooms fireplaced floor plan which In­ owner. 2 bdrms, I'/z J.T. SLOCOMB home on 2 acres! Less completely udpated 2 living room, IV2 baths cludes a sunken family baths, deluxe cherry 49-55 hour work week, minimum two 401K retirement and profit sharing plan. Center St. than 3 years old, 3brs, 2 family (4/4), featuring and super spacious room with cathedral kitchen, private base­ 24 A D A M S ST. years experience. Good benefits — 68 Matson Hill Road Applications are now being accepted at BURGER baths, large ap- spacious rooms; eat-ln family room with beau­ celling and fireplace, ment, ample parking, competitive salary. Apply in person at Dairy Farms Ice Cream, 40 Tolland Stage pllanced country kit­ kitchen; fully ap- tiful bay window over- master bedroom with low monthly tee! Beau­ MANCHESTER, CT 06040 South Glastonbury, CT 06073 Manchester chen, finished walk-out pllanced; carefree looklng a lovely balcony overlooking tifully kept! Imme­ Columbia Manufacturing Inc., 165 Route 633-9485 Road, Tolland, CT Monday - Friday, KING ‘Must be 18 or older basement. Reduced vinyl siding; fenced In wooded yard. Call to­ family room and an diate occupancy. 646-3515 66 East, Columbia, CT. 8;00AM - 5;30PM, Saturday 9AM - 1PM. to work late night. $10,000 to $169,900. Phil­ yard and 2 car garage. day tor details. Cen­ open kitchen/dining $114,500. Jackson & EOE Attention: Joe Geraci EOE EOE/H/M/F ips Real Estate, 742- Klernan Real Estate, tury 21 Epstein, 647- area. D.W. Fish Realty, Jackson Real Estate, 1450.O 649-1147.0 6895.0 643-1591 .□ 647-8400.D 80 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Sept. 11, 1989

APARTMENTS HOMES I STORE AND I I 1921 SPORTING FOR RENT FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE TAG CARS GOOD USED furniture is GOODS [ ^ C A R S In demand. Why not ad­ SALES FOR SALE MANCHESTER - 5 MANCHESTER - 3'/2 FOR SALE vertise the furniture you rooms, 760 sa.tt. of rooms, 2 bedroom plus no longer use In clossi- GOLF Clubs. Used starter Outlook I N* prestigious office NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Bakker AAANCHESTER - Three sun porch, garage and tled? Coll 643-2711. and full sets. $25 to $95. CHEVROLET 1984 Celeb­ PONTIAC Firebird 1977 - Giants fenced yard. $775 space available Imme­ Also miscellaneous eral Stofute 23-65 prohibits rity - 4 door, fully Needs work. Best offer. room apartment. Heat diately In Watkins Cen­ ♦he posting of advertise­ and hot water. $475 monthly. 649-0795. clubs. 649-1794. ments by ony person, firm or equipped. Excellent Call 649-9151 after 5pm. ter, Main Street. Call condition. Asking m onthly. Lease and 643-0078. corporation on a telegraph, FORD LTD Country Defense firms Witnesses testify references. 649-4820- telephone, electric light or $4,000. 646-2392. Squire Wagon - 1972, Not pretty, MISCELLANEOUS 1 ^ MISCELLANEOUS MANCHESTER - 300-700 power pole or to o tree, 646-4412,______| 0 I I j------MISCELLANEOUS 400V-8, excellent condi­ 1 °1 J SERVICES SERVICES sa.tt. new office spaces shrub, rock, or any other tion. $500. 647-7890. are optimistic/9 on $5,000 Xmas tree/7 MANCHESTER - All new lust completed. Excep­ FOR SALE noturol oblect without o w rit­ ^*^J^Y^0LET Comoro but it’s a win/11 1 bedroom apartment. tio n a l location on ten permit tor the purpose of 1985 - V-6, tuned port PLYMOUTH Renault Stove, refrigerator, Spencer Street, lust off protecting Itorthepubllcond Inlectlon, 5 speed air, 1982 - All options, 81K. dish wosher. $500 POWER WASH 384 at the cross roads of carries o tine of up to $50 tor power steering and Excellent condition. 1 monthly plus utilities. END ROLLS each offense. brakes, am/fm, 82K, owner, $1,950 or best New England weather can make the exterior of Manchester, Glaston­ Coll 646-5355.______bury and East Hart­ 27W width — 25C $4,499. 646-9826. offer. 647-0347. AAANCHESTER - One your home look tired. Brighten the look of your ford. All utilities In­ 13" width — 2 for 25C I CARS bedroom, carpet, ap­ home and protect It with Americlean’s advanced cluded. call 649-2748 or Newsprint end rolls can be FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICES pliances. Centrally lo­ hot water power cleaning system. 649-05W. __ picked up at the Manchester cated. $510 monthly Herald ONLY before 11 a m TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT WASH AWAY YOUR TROUBLES Monday through Thursday SUBARU Brat 1979 - NOTICE OF plus utilities and secur­ DFFICE Space available "P arts" ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE ALUMINUM AND VINYL SIDING: "Russ Grand Tour T? Best offer. 643- ity. Call 646-2457 , 9am- tor sharing arrange­ 4526. provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and 5pm.______Clean, protect and add new life ment. Approximately speed bike. $100. Wash­ L ? '*!.* ^°'9h Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adoption burn bass guitar. $200. PONTIAC Flero 1985 - AAANCHESTER - Spa­ Remove mildew and oxidized paint 860 sq.ft. Pleasant at­ Automatic, V-6, low Directors of the Town of Manchester, cious 4 room flat, 1st Help stop fading mosphere In profes­ 649-4975. Both excellent Connecticut on September 5, 1989. condition.______mileage, silver with floor. $575 plus utilities. sional building. Ideal black spoiler, mags, PROPOSED ORDINANCE iHanrliPBtpr Hrralft CEDAR SHINGLES: No pets. Call Sue, 643- for accountant, Insu­ GOLD leather wing chair, Board of Directors ot the Town of Clean that weathered look and add a clean a/c, am/fm cassette, Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase from the 4862.______rance broker, financial triple dresser, antique tilt wheel, tinted win­ protective finish. planner or other ser­ pine, Hnmmond crgqn, ‘ “ "i O' SEVENTY-TW O AAANCHESTER - Two Restore shingles back to original beauty. dows. $5,495 or best THIRTY-TWO DOLLARS bedroom apartment. vice oriented profes- sewing mnchines, com­ offer. 742-1398 eJ^K-,7V ($72,732.30) the premises described In Stove, refrigerator, BRICK AND MASONRY WORK: slons. 646-8886._____ forters, hand made evenings. Schedule A attached hereto. rugs, pewter coffee set, heat, hot water, air Clean and restore to Its original color •'fc'ASY DDES IT " is the sholl be subleci to the terms, conditions ond Tuesday, Sept. 12, 1989 conditioning. Nice lo- some antlaues and col­ CHEVY Camaro Z-281985 restrictions set forth in sold Schedule A. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Let US show you with a tree dem onstration how way to describe placing a lectibles, appliances. - T-top, power steerlng- 8-8-89 catlon. Call 649-5249. want ad. Just call 643-2711 we can make your house look like new. 643-6733. /brakes, V-8,5.0L, 47K, Prepared by William J. Shea, EAST HARTFORD - Tol­ and we do the rest! $5,900. 646-9826. land Street, 1 bedroom. Frank Young, owner of Americlean and local REFRIGERATOR - $50, Assistant Town Attorney $600 Including utilities. businessman for 18 years says, "Thejoblsnot General Electric carry AUDI 4000 1980 - $2500. SCHEDULE A 282-7337. done until the customer la satisfied." all air conditioner $75, Excellent condition That certain piece or parcel ot land situated In the Town ot Paraplegic rescued GARDENING a consul humidifier $25, plus extras. 646-9826. Monchester, County ot Hertford and State of Connecticut, Fully Insuranced. Senior citizen discount. 2 pairs green drapes, on the oenerollv northerly side of Present Tolland Turnpike, $75. 643-6733.______at Demlng Street, Connecticut Route 30, containing 1.45 I CONDOMINIUMS Americlean CHRYSANTHEMUMS - acres, more or less, bounded and described as follows: You dig your con­ TRAILER - Utlllty/camp- H osp ital’s INVITATION TO BID FOR RENT 263 M ain St./ Manchester, CT 06040 SOUTHEASTERLY, - by Present Tolland Turnpike, from burning car I tainer. 550 Bush Hill Ing. Enclosed. $150.646- Sealed bids will be received SOUTHERLY AND In port non-access, 626 feet, AAANCHESTER - One ______645-8892 Rood, Manchester. 5828. In the General Services' of­ SOUTHWESTERLY more or less; bedroom townhouse. fice, 41 Center Street, Man­ NORTHERLY — by lond ot the State ot chester, CT until 11:66 o.m. menl paramedics for a few bumps Fully appllanced kit­ CARS on the dote shown below tor Connecticut, Interstate Route By Nancy Concelman chen, living room with CARS CARS CARS the following: 86,429 feet, more or less, by a aflcr Ebdon dragged him from ihe I FOR SALE line deslgnoted "Release Manchester Herald fireplace, air condi­ FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SEPTEM BER 26,1989 — VAC- Line," os shown on the mop car. Ebdon, a nursing icchnician al tioning, washer/dryer ALL RENTAL FOR TOWN hereinafter referred to; Manchcslcr Memorial Hospilal, said rate hike * W IDE LEAF PICK-UP If David Ebdon hadn’t gotten out hook-up, deck. $675 per ~ the State ot month plus utilities. SEPTEM BER 28,1989 — ONE EASTERLY Connecticut, oismlna Street, of his college class 5 minutes early loday he probably would nol have 649-2369. i ’i . r o l l -o f f T R I­ Connecticut Route 30, a total Monday, Richard Mature might not been in ihe area had he nol gollcn CLYDE AXLE HOIST TRUCK distance ot 219 feet, more or AAANCHESTER - Porter­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. be alive today. oui of a speech class al Grealcr SEPTEM BER 28, 1989 — less, by a line designated ROUTE 83, VERNON field Condo for rent. 2 t h r e e (3) SIX (6) WHEEL "Release Une," as shown on Hartford Community College in bedroom townhouse sold mop. 84 Cutlass Coupe *5895 DUMP TRUCKS, ONE (1) Ebdon, a 39-ycar-old resident Hartford early. with iacuzzi, skylight, CONVENTIONAL TWO 2) For o mor^e portlculor description ot the above-described 84 Buick Century Wag *5995 w'emisw, rrterence Is mode to o moo to be tiled In the M onch^er who lives al 76 South Hawthorne Ebdon said that when he passed all appliances and gar­ 259 A d a m s St. DOT 62 d u a l d u m p W ITH PLOW bids filed 85 Reliant 4 Ooor ‘4995 ASSEMBLY Town Clerks Office, entitled: "Town ot MonchesW, Mop Si., was driving on Inlcrstalc 84 near Maluro’s car around 8 p.m., he age, 2'/j baths. No pets. MANCHESm OFFI-A4 ShowiTO Land Released To Town ot Manchester bv The State ot Available Imme- 65 Buick Elsctra 4 Dr. *9995 The Town of Manchester Is exil 60 Monday nighl when he saw noticed a look of terror on the 8 4 9 - 1 7 4 9 MANCHESTER Coniwctlcut, Tolland Turnpike, Scale 1--40', Jonuarv 1989, By Rick Santos tal would collect if every patient dlately. $1,300. Be­ 65 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. ‘ 7295 on equal opportunity em­ R o b ^ W. Gubolo, Transportation Chief Engineer — Bureou ot Maluro irappcd in his burning car. driver’s face that was out of propor­ tween 8am-3pm, 646- 86 Delta 88 2 Door *9995 ployer, ond requires qn affir­ Hlohwovs. Town No. 76, Prolect No. 7609, Serlol No. lOB, Sheet 1 Manchester Herald paid full charges. However, many ★ MANCHESTER ★ mative action policy tor all of of 1 Sheet. Bob Bycholski, depuly fire chief of tion to the problem of an overheated 6454, 6pm-9pm, 86 Bonneville 4 Ooor *8995 patients pay less through Medicare Member Conn. Valley & Western Mass. Olds Dealers Its Contractors and Vendors Ihc Town of Manchcslcr Fire engine. 647-1805. 86 Century Wagon ‘7495 os 0 condition of doing busi­ Sold premises shall be sublect to the tollowino: Although Manchester Memorial or Medicaid and some of those who 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7495 ness with the Town, as per 1. All rights ot Ingress and Egress ore specifically denied, directly Dcparimcnl, said loday. When Ebdon approached the car, DDN'T BUY ANY NEW 1989 Federal Order 11246. Hospilal is seeking a rate increase are uninsured pay nodiing at all. Net VERNON - 1 bedroom 06 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *8195 I? “J™ from Interstote Route 86 and Demlng Street, Connecticut Maluro, a 39-ycar-oId Soulh Route 30, arid the molor portion of Present Tollond Turnpike, from he asked Maluro if he could walk. revenues arc what the hospitals ac­ condo with garage, 86 Chevrolet Spectrum ‘4995 Bid forms, plans and specifi­ for 1990 that is less than the average pool and appliances. DLDSMDBILE UNTIL YDU GET A cations are available at the and to the land herein conveyed, specitlealiv allowing access to Windsor rcsidcnl who is a He said Maluro replied, “I can’t tually collect after subtracting those 86 Chevrolet Celebrity ‘7195 General Services’ office. thrt wrtton of Present Tolland Turnpike, 100 feet In length, paraplegic, was ircalcd al Ihe scene for Connecticut hospitals, it is re­ $525 monthly plus utili­ 67 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8795 loco M between ond opposite Stotlons 09KX) and 10K)0 left of the questing the maximum increase pos­ Icss-lhan-full payments. ties. 953-6328. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, corutructlon center lln® ot Prosont Tolland Tumplko« os moro by Town of Manchcslcr Fire Dcparl- 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. ‘ 13795 CONNECTICUT portlculorly shown on sold mop. Plea.se see RESCUE, Page 10 sible without having to undergo The requests arc the first sub­ sasatia apasiaao 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 RICHARD J. SARTOR, 2. The Town of Manchester/ tor Itself/ Its successors and detailed budget reviews from the mitted under a new system of hospi­ 87 Chevrolet Spectrum ‘8995 GENERAL MANAGER osslgns/ understands and agrees to relocate and maintain state Commission on Hospitals and tal cost controls approved this year CARS 614-09______the fxisting fence/ at Its own expense/ from Its present I Don 7 Sign the Purchase Health Care. by the General Assembly. Under the FOR SALE 872-9111 LEGAL NOTICE location to the 429-foot portion of the southerly non-access Administrative ruling o t h e S ^ h b BOARD OF TAX REVIEW property line ot land ot the State of Connecticut, Interstate new system, a hospital docs not {Order Until You... *« Koute 0 0 . Manchester Memorial has TOWN OF MANCHESTER proposed hikes of 13 percent for have to undergo a full budget review y SoiocfionI y O jt Ftionclrtg! 41 CENTER STREET 3. The State of Connecticut reserves the right to store MANCHESTER, temporarily the Jersey Barriers presently located upon the gross revenue and 8 percent for net this year if gross revenues are yOi£Pricef y Our Leoiho ProQforr) BOB RILEY CONNECTICUT 06040 premises herein conveyed. Sold right shall termlnote favors union at Colt revenue, according to a hospital budgeted to increase by no more TIERINNI’S y Out Trade AMowancet Tne Board of Tax Review of outomotlcally upon completion ot the removal of the AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING OLDSMOBILE existing barriers. spokesman. The average figures for than 13 percent and net revenues, 8 ♦he Town of Manchester, Con­ HARTFORD (AP) — An ad­ did his homework, ruled in our favor 276 HARTFORD RD. 259 Adams St, Manch. necticut will be In session In 4. The Town ot Manchester and the State ot Connecticut, tor Connecticut hospitals arc 18 percent percent or less. ♦he Assessor's Office, In the ministrative law judge ordered the MXNCHF.STKR New 1989 Cutlass Hot New 1989 Cutlass New 1989 Cutlass 649-1749 themselves, their successors and assigns, understand and and we’re ready and willing to go and 10 percent, according to infor­ Manchester requested the in­ Municipal Building, 41 Center obove-descrlbed land Is conveyed with the Colt Firearms Division to rehirc 800 back to work.” Calais Coupe Supreme Coupe Clera 4 Dr. Sedan New 1989 Street on September 14th, special limitation that sold land shall be used tor Municipal mation released by the commission creases in an effort to fall within the Thursday, from 7:00-8:00 P. strikers and pay them lost wages, a 649-5823 914 9407 SftJ 9169 PurpoMs only: ond In the event that sold land Is used lor any Madore estimated the total value yesterday. Cutlass M. This meeting Is conducted **’“* specified herein, then ruling that could deliver as much as Don't miss the Summer under the provisions of Sec­ sold land shall revert to the State of Connecticut and any of back wages at $40 million — an Gross revenues arc what a hospi­ Plea.se see RATES, Page 10 tion 12-110 of the Conectlcut $40 million to striking workers who Clearance Specials Calais Coupe conveyance of the herein described premises shall become average of $50,000 per worker. St# 9407 General Statutes and "shall null and void. have picketed for 3'/2 years. “This is wonderful,” said Marie 10 AUDI 4000 $2500 TVt SiMring. 4-way Manual Saat. be for the sole purpose of Excallant condlllon TM Steering. 4 way Marxjal Seal. PDL Eng. Utar. EF1L4 (Tach IV). hearing appeals related to the tlPV* Ott*'' tbIS The decision by Judge Marvin Lambert, who worked for Colt for TIR. Int. W ipera. AC 4 8«M O n, Olv. POL. Er>g. 2.5 Ular. L4 (Tech rv). AT. Rear D a to m , P186/80R13S8R assessment of motor vehicles publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) •5 CH EV Y B«r>ch Seat. Fleer Defogoer. WW Tiraa. Brakaa, F>owar Front Otac days otter th s publication of this Ordinance o petition Roth, although not final, sent a wave CAMARO Z-M AT. FW Daloggar. P186/80R13 only." 14 years before the strike. “There Service account $5900 P186/76ni4 WW Tlrea. 2.6 Utar 8BR WW TVea. Brekaa. R^war Front , Tit. ht Mpan. AC 4 Seonv Ov te v til 8 RR Drum. Compoatto HMogan signed bv not less than five (5) percent ot the electors of the T-Top. Qraat boy ER U (Tech IV. AT. Compoatt Ha­ Haadtampe, Bumpar Wkta Rub. All persons claiming to be of joy and vindication through the haven’t been any Christmas presents O lac & PlR Drum COmpoaRa Halo- Saot. «*cr DWoggar. PISV75PU wwl aggrieved by the decision of Town, os detennlned from the latest official lists ot the IS CHEVY CAMARO $4499 logen Haadlampa. Bumper Moid- g e n H e e d e m p e B u m p e r W id e Flub 2 5 LMw [FI 14 f1»ch tV). AT.f Strip, Front 8 Rear FVSkJa Mrror, Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk striking members of the United Auto V-0. 5 Spaad lr>g Front & F4eer. PB. Front Disc Skip Fforx & Fleer FM9lda Mkna. AM/FM ETR w ^ i ^ 8 Scan. Trip the Assessor of the Town of for my kids for the past three years.” Ftaar Drum, Body Side Molding. CompoVt* Hdogwi H*odlampi L Odomatar, Doma Courtaay Lighta, requesting Its reference to a special Town election. IS BUICK AM/FM ETP vaBeak & Soarv Trip Burps, Md(*rg frort A Pwr P*. Frertl Manchester must appear and Workers, who have fought bitterly Al the Coll Park Cafe, a gathering ProrX W heel Drive. FWer Side M ir­ Odom eaer. Dome Oourtaay Ughfa, Flaar Shoulriar Batts. file their complaint at this fuels trade deficit SOMERSET REOAL $5895 ror. Ohc UPCT Grim. Sod, SK)s Moldno James Fogarty against Colt. 2 Door. Loadad ^■ar Shoutdar BaRa. Over 12 to choose from session. Secretory place for strikers where Ms. Lambcr Ovef 12 to choose from Fort \Mwsl CMvs. Dm S«5t Mrr» 7IOMC SUBURBAN $700 Over 15 to choose from Over 60 to choose ttom Starting at Doted July 28, 1989 Board of Directors “They’re jumping up and down,” sal sipping a beer, a sign read; WASHINGTON (AP) — The ominous warning of what is in store V-8. PB. Good Cond. Storting at Storting at Monchester, Connecticut Robert Madore, a regional UAW of­ “Congratulations Colt Strikers! It deficit in the broadest measure of IS PORSCHE M4 Storting at Frank M. Stomler, Dated at Manchester, Connecticut for the United Stales in the future as $13000 $ 9 9 9 9 . Chairman Sllvar Gray $9,999* this 6th day of September, 1989. ficial, said of rank-and-file members was worth the wait.” U.S. trade edged up to $30.99 bil­ more and more of the nation’s •4 PRO-STREET tl2 ,9 9 9 ‘ ‘Includes All QM Incentives Board of Tax Review n 1,999* 012-09 of UAW Local 376, who have been Roth, in a 185-pagc ruling dated Patrick FlynrVManchester Herald lion from April through June as the Z-ZI CAMARO $14,000 ‘Inckjdm Al GM Incenttvei ‘Includes Al GM tncentSues DR Rnancing as low as 2.9% 004-08 wealth will have to be transferred InckxJej Al GM Incanttves on strike since January 1986. Thursday and released Monday, country recorded its first deficit in overseas to service the debt held by ■ OR Hnorcing os low cn 2 .9 X OR FTioncirig os low os 2.9% KINGS OF THE COURT — Taharri Turner, 13, blows by Eddie OR Rnoncino oi low oi 2.9Xj “They can’t believe we won the found that the gun maker had services trade in more than three foreigners. Many economists CARDINAL The New Generation Of Oldsmobile whole decision,” Madore said. “We Ntundumula, 13, for a shot at the Nathan Hale basketball decades, the government reported believe that this transfer will ul­ CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME sec that the administrative law judge Please see COLT, Page 10 courts Saturday. Both boys are from Manchester. today. timately lower Americans’ standard BUICK, INC. The Commerce Department said of living. 1968 Dodge Dakota PAJ tSO BO the deficit in the current account 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 The deficit rose in the spring 1988 Buick Century $11990 was up 2 percent from a $30.39 bil­ quarter despite the fact that the 1988 Chev S-10 P/U $6490 PRICING SAVES YOU CASH! lion deficit in the first three months balance on merchandise trade 1987 Honda CRX $7380 Progress on test scores stalls of the year. • • *,• 0 • • • • * « e • « « » • « f • • * • SAT showed an improvement, narrowing 1967 Buick Century Wag $8880 The current account, also known 1967 Buick Regal Cpe. >9480 CHORCHES by 2.3 percent to an imbalance of 1086 LaSabre LTD Cpe $8080 ^ 89 CLEARANCE SALE! : as the country’s balance of pay­ ...... • • • • • • NEW YORK (AP) — Nearly a on their combined SAT scores to the end of a decade marked by sub- 1986 Old! Calais $6980 CHRY.SI.KR Dodge Dodge Truchs at 476, for a combined 903. ments, is the most important trade Plea.se see TRADE, Rage 10 1966 Chev Monte Carlo $8495 937, and now average 200 points decade of progress on the Scholastic The combined national averages sumiial education reform efforts,” statistic becau.se it measures not 1988 Toyota Camry $9180 higher than blacks whose math-ver­ Aptitude Test by female and have changed little since 1985 when said U.S. Education Secretary Lauro only uadc in merchandise but also 1966 Buick Elecira 380 $10250 minority youngsters stalled during bal scores were unchanged from the F. Cavazos. 1966 El Camlno loaded $7980 they hit 906. trade in services. The services previous year at 737; 1985 Buick Riviera $9480 llic last school year. The nation’s lop Average composite scores on the The scores, Cavazos said, pointed category primarily reflects invest­ TODAY 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8995 • Women’s combined scores to “an urgent need to restructure the education official termed the results ACT Assessment, the college ment flows between countries. 1965 Buick Regal Cpe. $6860 1989 BUICK REGAL 1989 BUICK CENTURY 1989 BUICK LESABRE “disheartening.” dipped 2 points to 875. Male test- entrance test that predominates in 28 nation’s elementary and secondary 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 The services portion of the cur­ Index takers averaged 934, 1 point higher 1985 Oldi Clera $5895 Statistics presented by The Col­ mostly Midwestern and Western schools, to create intellectual oppor­ rent account fell from a surplus of 1964 Odimoblle FIrenza $4900 lege Board on Monday show a than a year earlier. states, dipped 0.2 point in 1989, to tunities for all.” 20 pages, 2 sections 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 . *12,999* *12,997* on,, *14,997* $1.5 billion in the first quarter to a ^1 0 0 * over widening race and gender gap For all students, SAT averages 18.6. Averages on the four-part The SAT, sponsored by The Col­ 81 Adams St., Manchester deficit of $176 million in the April- Sk. #9392 Sk. #9481 S k .#9308 showed little change for the fourth Business 9 Nation/Wbrld 6-7 among the 1,088,223 high school exam, assessing English, math, so­ lege Board and administered by the Junc quarter. It was the first quarter­ 649-4571 2 Dr. Coupe, Automatic, A/C 4 Dr., Automatic, A/C 4 Dr., A/C, Cass., Demonstrator consecutive year. Average verbal 19-20 Obituaries 2 students who took the SAT in 1989: cial studies and natural science Educational Testing Service in Prin- ly deficit in the services category Factory Invoice On All ’89 scores dropped a point to 427 from Comics 16 Opinion 9 CARTER • White students in the high skills, are scored on a scale of 1-35. since 1958. Focus_ 17 Sports 11 1988; math scores were unchanged -14 CHEVROLET — GEO school class of 1989 gained 2 points The results were “disheartening at Plea.se see SATs, Page 10 Analysts saw this decline as an Lottery _ 2 Television 15 1229 Main Star Manchester Cars & Trucks In Stock, PLUS 2.9% GMAC FINANCING OR UP USED CARS S7 Buick L«8ebr« Eft Wia *11.796 86 Ch«v CHttion 4 Door • 4.296 Very Special Prices On ’90 In TO $1500 MFGR. REBATE 86 Ch«v Cfitbrity 8tf Wfg * 6.996 UP TO 24 MOS. TO APPROVED CUSTOMERS. in c l u d e s factory rebate. 84 Chfv CfVfllfr H/B Cpf • 3.496 88H Ford Etcon LX 2 Dr • 6.596 Stock Or Incoming 80 Chfv Camtro Cp« * 6.995 PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK High schooVs new principal 66 Chfv B«r«tta Cp« * 9.495 87 Chfv Nova 4 Dr • 6.295 PLUS ... Tracies Needed . 1988 Buick Century Sedan 86 Bi4ck naoai Somartal 2 Dr • 6.796 1 88 Ply Sundanoa 2 Dr • 7.495 Invoice Shown Every Time 66 Chav Chavatta 2 Dr • 3.695 Automatic, A/C, FM Stereo, V6, offers an unblemished record 84 Camaro Cpa Bartlnatta * 6.796 Sharp, Low Miieagel 89 Chav Calabrtty 4 Door *12.495 ‘Rebates up to 87 Pont SunUrd 4 Dr * 8.295 Financing High School’s in that the students have itie same TRUCKS I m ^ /g % On Selected * 2 0 0 0 on By Rick Santos 86 Ford Bronco II 4x4 XLT • 9.896 Manchester Herald general career interests, Spafford .said al a pross con­ 87 Chav Aalro CL Paaa Van • 9.996 W / l l Models OR selected models Watch This Space Each Week ference Monday afternoon in Kennctly s office. 86 Ford F2S0 4x4 Pickup * 9.795 Until Sold ^10,980 89 Chav 8-10 4x4 Blazar *18.495 James Spafford, who will take over as principal at Proportionate amounts of students from both schools 98 Ply Voyapar Paaa Wg * 7.796 choose to follow high school the same way. whether it 68 Dodga Rldar 4x4 *10.460 ★ PRE OWNED SPECIALS ★ USED CARS Manchester High School on Oct. 11, proved to have 86 Chav C20 Pick up * 7.195 be continuing their education at college, joining the 1988 Buick LeSabre, 4 Dr...... $11,980 1986 LeSabre, LTD Sedan...... ggg such an unblemished record when school officials ex­ 646^6464 workforce, or entering the military, he said. 86 PLYMOUTH 8 7 J E E P 84 BUICK 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan...... $8,990 1986 Oldsmobile Calais 4 Dr...... *980 amined his background that School Superintendent James P. Kennedy said, “We had to keep cheeking.” At Manchester High School, Spafford said he will VOYAGER CHEROKEE 4x4 CENTURY 1987 Buick Century Wgn...... $8,680 1986 Buick Electra 380...... $9 980 try to increase cooperative education and imemship SCHALLER Auto, Air, LE Interior, When researching references about Spafford’s ACURA QUALITY Auto, Air, Pioneer Pkg, Xtra Auto, Air, PWR Windows, 1988 Chevy S-10 Pickup...... $6,490 Woodgrain SIdaa, Cassette Nice. Locks, Sunroof, PWR Seats, 1985 Buick Riviera, Loaded...... $9 480 capabilities, Kennedy said, “We didn’t even run programs with private industry. He said students PRE-OWNED AUTOS Low Milas. 1988 Dodge Dakota PU Truck...... $6,980 83 Niaaan Stanza *2995 LIST M0345 LIST ‘ 12235 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVille...... ^g ggg should cam credit through these programs, noi neces­ LIST ‘5768 1987 Honda CRX, 2 Dr...... :$7,380 across a ‘yeah... but.’” 6 8pd., A/C 1985 Buick Regal Coupe...... $6*860 But selecting the 45-ycar-old New England native sarily money. 67 Calica OT8 *11495 SALE SALE 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo...... $8,495 6 8pd.. Loadad. Rad *8875 *11395 instead of more than 80 otlicr applicants for the posi­ Related to the work cxpciicncc programs is llic 83 Pontiac 8000 LE *3995 SALE *4975 1986 Toyota Camry Sedan...... $9,180 1985 Chev. Cavalier Sedan...... $s'490 Ve. Auto, Loadad tion was not easy, Kennedy said, especially because education of non-collcge-bound students, one of the 84 Chav Caprica Claaaic *4999 1986 LeSabre LTD Coupe...... $8,960 1985 Olds Clera Sedan...... tg 3 9 5 few areas where Manchester High School was graded VB. Loadad of the strength of the final candidates. 66 Acura Intagra 3 Dr. *11495 86 OLDS DELTA 86 CHRYSLER 1986 LeSabre Custom Coupe...... $8,480 1984 Buick Skylark Coupe...... $4’280 poorly by an accreditation committee of the New Auto. A/C, Low Mllaa. Rad 89 D O D G E “Any of the four finalists would have made an ex­ 86 Eaoort 8 /W *2996 ROYALE LEBARON GTS England Association of Schools and Colleges. 6 8pd.. Starao 4 Dr. LIHback, Auto, Air, PLUS MANY MORE. UP TO 60 DAY, 3,000 MILE 100% POWER TRAIN WARRANTY. cellent principal for Manchester High School.” he 67 Dodga Colt *3995 V-6, Auto, Air, P. Windows, SPIRIT Concerning this curriculum area, Spafford said, 4 Or., Auto, Econo Car Locks, Seat, Low Miles. PWR Windows, Locks, Tilt, 9000 miles. Remainder of 7/70 said. 87 Jaap Wranglar *8998 LIST ‘8995 Cruise, Turbo, Ex Cond warranty. Auto, Air, Turbo. Acting on Kennedy’s recommendation, the Board “Some of the things we’re doing for the college- 6 8 pd., V-e. Soft Top LIST *6745 LIST ‘ 10864 86 Buick Canlury *4995 of Education Monday night approved Spafford’s bound students, we need to do for the otlicr students Auto, A/C SALE like writing letters of recommendation and pulling 83 Honda Accord LX *4399 *7495 SALE *5697 SALE *9977 CRRDlHfiL BUICK, INC. hiring. Spafford is coming to Manchester aflcr work­ 5 8pd., A/C together portfolios.” 63 Oldi Clara *3999 ing for two years as principal of Linton High School ve. Auto. A/C in Schenccuidy, N.Y. Linton has an enrollment of Spafford said it is important to educate the non-col- 86 Niaaan Santra *1999 9 8 pd., Starao 80 Oakland St., Manchester "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS- about 1,250 students in four grades. The enrollment al Icgc-bound students, as well as students planning to Patrick FlynrvManchester Herald MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM pursue a college degree, because the students who do 34S CENTER ST., 81 Adams Str^eet, Manchester ' m Manchester High School is about 1,500 in three MANCHESTER grades. JAMES SPAFFORD *47-7077 Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) 0 " f # I The student body at Linton is similar to Manchcslcr Please see MIIS, Page 10 new high school principal