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That ...... * FrirlavFriday, Julv July 12, 1985 — Single copy; 25United States is watching determine the identity of the other PBA salaries were cut by as "M ost of the remaining workers “ with close interest” whatever the sky pirates as a prelude to a search much as 25 percent after the have found jobs elsewhere or don’t KM Lebanese government does to for their whereabouts and the commuter airiine was grounded in want to come back," Gregg said. prosecute the gunmen who hi­ taking of the relevant judicial November by the Federal Aviation "W e’ve offered almost every one jacked TW A’s flight 847, setting off decision to punish them. ” the radio Administration for safety of those people their job back.” a hostage crisis. said. , violations. Gregg said the pay restoration The state-owned Beirut radio Speakes said that the United u Gregg said Tuesday the affected affects all non-executives, includ­ today revealed the names of the States has "no quarrel” with the workers will have half of their cut ing pilots, ground crews, flight hijackers who killed a U.S. Navy names and has heard them before. pay restored July 15 and the rest attendants, mechanics and mar­ diver and set off the 17-day hostage “ We recognize the need to take Aug. 15. keting personnel. crisis. It said they would be action” against terrorism "and we ” I take this as a very positive will take action," he said. sign,” Gregg told the St. Peters­ UPI photo prosecuted. The radio, which is in mainly He confirmed a Washington Post burg Times in a telephone inter­ Moslem west Beirut and now report that "the president now view from New York. “We Strike looms preparation for the Philadelphia part of the Live-Aid believes military force should be a J A young woman and her two children take souvenir controlled by the Shiite Moslem wouldn’t increase anyone’s pay concert against world hunger. Some 90,000 rock fans are militia Amal, named Ali Younis component of the response" to unless we were in a financiai pictures and watch as workmen erect the massive BOSTON (UPI) - Unionized and Ahmed Ghorbieh as the pair terrorist acts. position to do so, and w e’re in a revolving stage in John F. Kennedy Stadium Thursday in expected to attend Saturday’s day-long concert. workers at Bradlees department who commandeered TW A Flight "What was said in that story was position to give this back to our stores throughout eastern New 847 on June 14 after it left Athens supposed to be said,” he told people." i f England were still working under a for Rome. reporters. The company experienced sev­ day-by-day contract extension In his news conference on June eral financial setbacks after it was Wednesday with the looming possi­ Today’s report also mentioned 18, Reagan questioned whether the grounded, and in March filed (or bility of a strike on 24-hours notice. Rockers ready to make history Ali Atwai, who was arrested in use of force in retaliation in which protection under Chapter 11 of the "This is in an effort to hopefully Athens before he could board the innocent people would be killed U U.S. Bankruptcy Code. incite some progress in the negoti­ Boeing 747 and was later freed in was not in itself an “ act of It cut its southern schedule in There were reports former Bea­ Middle East. Japan, India and ations and yet make the company Bv Carolyn Belardo into the "global jukebox" prom­ Algiers in exchange for the release terrorism." •V tles George Harrison and Ringo Australia. half in January, but in June aware of the volatility of the United Press International ised by the organizers. of some of the more than 150 At the same time, Speakes Starr would join McCartney and Some Eastern bloc countries, reopened its Pensacola operations situation,” said Frank Papineau, The concert was scheduled to passengers on the plane. denounced an NBC-TV report that in the first expansion since filing Julian Lennon, son of dead Beatle including Russia, also will receive vice president of the United Food Workers on two continents la­ start at 7 a.m. EDT in London’s Beirut radio gave no attribution the administration is considering Chapter 11. Wembley Stadium and end at II John Lennon, on stage in Wembley the live concert but there was no and Commercial Workers Union bored to set up stages for the to the report, but political sources changing the government policy When the financial problems set p.m. at Philadelphia’s JFK Sta­ (or a finale. indication when it would be shown Local 1445. simultaneous Live Aid benefit said it came from judicial officials that prohibits U.S. agents from in, PBA reduced its work force dium. The performances, ex­ But a spokesman for the concert to televison audiences. Negotiations have b^en continu­ concerts for African famine vic­ in Christian east Beirut. undertaking political from 1,300 to 600. Gregg said some in London denied the rumors: " I t ’s Worldwide Sports and Enter­ ing this week after the union’s last tims, but skeptics predicted the pected to raise up to $50 million for They pointed out, however, that assassinations. additional workers were hired to 16-hour weekend musical mara­ African famine victims, will fea­ absolutely untrue — just a bunch of tainment, which is coordinating L three-year contract expired mid­ broadcast coverage, has esti­ handle the Pensacola operation night Saturday. thons will not reach as many ture Mick Jagger, Tina Turner, rumors set around town.” people as projected. Bob Dylan and Paul McCartney. Lennon and McCartney are both mated more than 500 million ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦- Cl . Cl #. The concerts featuring some of “ Everything is going according scheduled to appear during the television sets and 1.5 billion UPI pholo the biggest names in British and to schedule," said Barbara Rose, concert, but the spokesman em­ people would be reached, although phasized their appearance will be British television officials have Qay Mullins, leader of the movement to force the return Coke’s plans to remarket the old formula under the label American rock ’n’ roll were to be spokeswoman for Electric Factory Specializing Exclusively In beamed by satellite to an esti­ Concerts, which is producing the separate. said that number was too high. of Coca-Cola’s old formula, gets doused with the brew by The Times reported China has Coca-Cola Classic. Mullins spent $80,000 establishing a SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions mated 1.5 billion people around the Philadelphia concert. "They are scheduled five hours workers at the Old Cola Drinkers of America national hotline and touring for his cause. Tim Orden, world. About ZOO electricians, techni­ apart and 1 can categorically say refused to show any of the concert, headquarters in Seattle Wednesday after learning of right, answers one of hundreds of calls from the media. "W e Will transmit it as we cians and construction crews will the rumors are not true.” he said. while there were also no firm promised, but it is just that I spend today putting the finishing There were no plans for Harrison agreements for showings in some cannot honestly say it is going to 1.5 touches on JFK Stadium. or Starr to make appearances at parts of Africa, Asia and South Coke reverses decision billion people,” said Simon Patch, A live broadcast of the concert the concert, the spokesman said. America, SUMMER Special Sizes operations manager of the Bright- will be transmitted in its entirety The concert, to be attended by Patch said the shows would be star satellite consortium. over the cable television network 90.000 fans in Philadelphia and received in the United States, 1 2 V 2 - 2 6 V 2 I The Times of London reported MTV and ABC television will 72.000 in London, will be beamed Europe, Japan, Australia, New and Thursday chances are increas­ broadcast the concert from 8 p.m. live by satellite to about 90 nations Zealand, Hong Kong and Trinidad ‘Real thing’ lovers win battle SALE! 36 to F,2 ingly slim the concerts will turn to 11 p.m. EDT. in Europe, South America, the and Tobago. By Bill Lohmonn million shares were traded Wed­ (or merchants who stockpiled old formula was "absolutely” the Downtown Interests seek clout United Press International nesday and Coke closed at a Coke and sold it at double and result of the groundswell of nega­ 12-year high of $72.73>/i. triple price. tive reaction. ATLAN TA — The Coca-Cola Co., Pepsi officials, who declared a When Coke unveiled its new ” I think it’s two things,” Meyers bowing to a consumer rebellion company holiday when Coke formula In April, company offi­ said. "One, the market is getting against new Coke, will dust off its changed its taste in the face of cials said they were following incredibly diversified. Coke sees Save up to 6 0 % Merchants plan to hire coordinator 99-year-old formula and reintro­ declining sales, were also deligh­ market research and giving consu­ this as an opportunity to add duce "The Real Thing” in a few ted by the announcement, although mers what they wanted — a another segment. to help because "They own a piece weeks as "Coca-Cola Classic." their stock dropped 75 cents slightly lighter and sweeter taste. "Secondly, the diehard, very needed to get the diverse busi­ reactivated Downtown Merchants Bv Kathv Garmus of Main Street.” UPI photo "Coca-Cola Classic," the new Wednesday to $57.00. "This new Coke was shaped and vocal Coca-Cola drinker wants his Assistant CItv Editor nesses and interests on the street Association said they hope to form name for old Coke, will be several politically active commit­ "W e’re not surprised to hear finely tuned to the taste of the old friend back. This became a • SWIMSUITS • functioning as one. Joseph' Garman, owner of J. marketed alongside new Coke, tees to represent downtown inter­ These two hooded gunmen who hijacked TWA flight 847 Coke is reintroducing its old consumer,” declared Roberto C. cultural offense to some people and Main Street merchants are mov­ "We’ve got the merchants. Garman Clothier, said events which the soft drink giant insists ests in redevelopment, environ­ on June 14 have been identified on Beirut radio as Ali formula because quite clearly the Goizueta, Coke’s chairman and Coke is now saying, 'Hey, we’re ing ahead with plans to hire a We’ve just got to get them thinking being planned by the merchants, has won its share of fans since • SHORTS• mental concerns and other issues. new formula was universally chief executive officer. listening to you.” ’ part-time coordinator for efforts to alike and knowing what’s happen­ such as a food festival tentatively Younis and Ahmed Ghorbieh. The pair are pictured in a being introduced in April. "W e’re going to go all the way,” hated," said Ken Ross, a Pepsi Critics said the new formula Coca-Cola officials said taste revitalize the downtown shopping ing,” said Bernard Apter, owner of scheduled for the fall, could help June 30 press conference. "Everyone wins," Coke spokes­ said A1 Coelho, the newly elected spokesman in Purchase, N.Y. "1 made Coke taste more like Pepsi — tests it conducted showed a major­ • CULLOTTES• district. the Regal’s Men’s Shop. make downtown Main Street a man Thomas Gray said think we’ve got a great opportunity president of the merchants’ associ­ a move they attributed to Coke ity of people preferred the new Several merchants contacted But the job would not be one of center of activity again, Wednesday. and we’ll go right at it." seeking a firmer grip on the formula. But a survey by the today said the coordinator’s main just coordinating sales promo­ ation. "W e’ll make ourselves felt "Thousands of dedicated Coca- Coca-Cola officials said they $23-blllion-a-year soft drink Chicago research firm of Leo J. • SKIRTS • purpose would be to do the legwork tions. Members of the newly in to w i.” “ Once your Main Street goes, Cola consumers have told us they were deluged with a "m ixed market. Shapiro showed 59 percent of the The idea of hiring a coordinator you can kiss the whole town U.S. missiles sent still want the original taste as an reaction" of both compliments and Coke is still the No. 1 soft drink in soft drink buyers who have tasted • TOPS• came out of a videoconference in goodbye,” he said. option,” Gray said. "W e have complaints about the taste change. America. The latest figures show it Hartford last year that was at­ Department store owner George 2 new Coke said they liked the listened and we are taldng action to The "mixed reaction" included holds a 21.7 percent market share original formula better. tended by several merchants and Marlow said that while he is not satisfy their request." protest marches, old Coke hoard­ to 18.8 percent for No. 2 Pepsi. Coca-Cola company researchers • SLACKS• Lebanon man drowns town officials. sure the downtown interests can for Afghan aid The announcement sent Coke ing, a quickly dismissed lawsuit Jesse Meyers, publisher of the stumbled on the new taste while At a meeting of the merchants’ support a coordinator, ” I think any stock soaring $2.37>A on the New demanding the company continue Beverage Digest, said Coke’s working on the formula for Diet • TERRIES • association Tuesday, members step to coordinate efforts would be York Stock Exchange, where 1.4 supplying old Coke, and fat profits decision to reintroduce the old Coke. In lake In Coventry drafted a tentative job description a step in the right direction.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - The last year President Reagan autho­ for a coordinator and plan to meet However, one merchant said he United States is sending Pakistan rized the sale of Stingers to Saudi • SHIFTS • later this month to work on a did not think the association or a too portable anti-aircraft missiles Arabia on an emergency basis, in COVENTRY — A Lebanon man One 'Of the lifeguards called budget. coordinator would have the politi­ and new air-to-air missiles to help response to threats to Saudi drowned Thursday morning in police, while two others began Apter, treasurer of the associa­ cal clout or financial resources to defend against increasing attacks oilfields from Iran. Hutton releases new internal data • DRESSES • tion, said the coordinator’s salary By invoking an emergency, Mr. Coventry Lake, police said searching the lake in a boat, he improve the street. from Afghanistan by either Soviet would be paid from contributions Reagan was able to avoid congres­ By Lori Santos to be good-faith explanations” for Attorney General Griffin Bell. contact Tom Morley, who was in Thursday. said. ” I don't believe the merchants or Afghan pilots, it was reported United Press International why the management documents The documents were turned over • TERRY ROBES • The two lifeguards in the boat by members. Only about half of the can hire anybody who could do today. sional scrutiny, the Times story charge of money mobilization, The victim, 19-year-old A1 Kline, were not discovered until last to the Justice Department, the found Kline’s body floating near 75 or so businesses and offices on much good,” said Burton Pearl, said. "for assistance in maximizing the wai apparently the boyfriend of.a WASHINGTON - E.F. Hutton & month. Securities and Exchange Commis­ the center of the lake, between the the street now contribute and owner of Pearls TV & Appliances. The decision to send the portable The Indian government has net interest Income.” counselor who worked at a lake- Co. concedes 18 Internal docu­ Earlier, Attorney General Ed­ sion and the House Judiciary shore and an anchored raft. Young efforts are under way to increase missiles, known as Stingers, was repeatedly expressed to Washing­ ments it gave to federal agents last aide day camp for youngsters run the financial participation, he said. made even though many in Con­ ton its unhappiness over the sale of win Meese said that if E.F. Hutton subcommittee on crime June 25, "The memo does not state that said. month should have been turned by the Windham Regional Com­ The association is paying partic­ gress are wary about the sale of advanced military equipment to withheld or hid information from the company said. Ball was aware that any of the Wo now carry wide width shoes. Police said Kline was pro­ over three years ago to a grand munity Council, Coventry Recrea­ such weapons abroad, the New federal prosecutors, the Justice interest income generated during nounced dead on the scene. His ular attention to getting more Pakistan, arguing that such wea­ jury probing the company’s "Recent publicity surrounding tion Director Rick Young said professional people involved. York Times reported today. Department would take a second that period might have reflected body was transported to Rockville pons were being sought by Pakis­ multimillion-dollar check over­ George Ball,” the former presi­ Thursday. " I think there are enough people Inside Today Designed to be fired by a person look at the case. improper banking practices or General Hospital. tan not so much to defend against draft scheme. dent of E.F. Hutton, caused down there to support a coordina­ holding the launcher on one The investigation was closed in that Morley was aware of such Kline' entered the lake at about 10 Police and Young both said attacks from Afghanistan, but to The company late Wednesday early May when the company several employees to focus "their a.m. Thursday, while his girlfriend swimming is allowed in the lake tor,” said Warren E. Howland, a shoulder, the Stingers are re­ prepare for possible conflict with attentions on previously un­ improper practices,” the state­ 24 pages, 4 sections released the documents "relating pleaded guilty to 2,000 criminal was tending to some children in the before lifeguards come on duty at real estate developer who helped garded as ideal weapons for India. checked files relating to Ball” and ment said. to cash concentration procedures” counts of fraud and agreed to pay 0 4 9 - 4 4 3 0 camp, Young and police said. noon, though swimmers enter the convert the former Watkins build­ Advlco__ __ 1S Obituarlaa . terrorists seeking to down An Indian Embassy spokesman. turned up the documents, the mmoH - VHUHM emeu that company Chairman Robert $2.7 million In fines and legal fees. She returned shortly before noon lake at their own risk. ing on Main Street into office BudriMt . __ 21 Opinion__ airliners. said Thursday, "The American Morley received another memo, AVON— ai.44,CiMMfta. Claiilllsd- . 21-24 Peoplelalk. Fomon said were ” within the scope statement said. Police stresed in a press release condominiums. Plans by the administration to In a lengthy statement Wednes­ dated May 12. 1981, from Vice _ _ • ---- •MM i Am .II to find Kline missing, and notified Comlca. . 18 Sporta. arms supply to Pakistan Is a of the grand jury subpoena” issued provide Jordan with Stingers have day, the company said the "uncov­ One document was an April 27, President Tom Lillis citing the M tK T O l--- Patriot’s Park lifeguards when Thursday that "the unfortunate Howland said he thought many Enisnainmsnt. . 14 Talavlalon . matter of concern to India, and If Lottary ., . 2 Waathar__ been repeatedly delayed because when federal prosecutors began ering of these documents was a 1981, memo from Ball to all example of an office that had been WVTHNtSfWD— ' came on duty at noon. Young incident was not in any way of the professional people in the arms are being expedited, then It is investigating E.F. Hutton in 1982. product” of a company-ordered regional officers that, according to earning $30,000 a month ’ 'just from MKNXITOWN— a * connected to the youth camp.” Watkins building would be willing of congressional opposition. But of all the more concern.” But Fomon said there "appears investigation headed by former the company, urged them to overdrafting of the bank account.” r r MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 12, 1985 — 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 12. 1985 CIA employee, lover face spy charges Manchester In Brief Cops charge 6 in massage parlor raid ney as a female employee who was Clocktower change gets OK Six people were arrested on^ do's address was unavailable down the proposition and left, the By Henry J. Raike She called the arrest "a surprise" but sold It to a Soviet agent. at the parlor at the tim eof the raid. She was arrested by FBI agents in Seranage answered questions in a prostitution-related charges today. report said. United Press International suburban McLean, Va., Thursday after said her daughter had told her last week During their search of the quiet monotone at a hearing before U.S. The Cheney National Historic District Commission gave its Thursday in connection with a raid All three were charged with The officer returned to the admitting she furnished classified "she had a little problem on her hands," premises, police found that several Magistrate W. Harris Grimsiey. approval Thursday night to minor changes in plans for the June 20 on the Little House of prostitution. massage parlor the night of the WASHINGTON — An “ industrious" without being specific. of the rooms were rigged with information to Soussoudis, federal When asked where she worked, she exterior renovation of the Ciocktower Mill building on Elm raid, the report said, and paid CIA employee who sang in her church The arrests come two months after an Foxes massage parlor at 288 Main The doorman was identified as prosecutors said. said simply, "The Central Intelligence Street. Alvarado for an additional 45- hidden microphones that led to a choir has been charged with passing Soussoudis, apparently a cousin of alleged massive famlly-and-fiiend spy St., police said this morning. Ronald Cague, 41. of West Willing- Agency.” She said she earned $22,000 a minute session. Planted on the casscstte recorder in the basement government secrets to her lover, a Ghanaian ieader Jerry Rawiings, was ring was unearthed. John Walker, a Instead of retaining a small brick building that contained a ton. He was charged with second- year and had savings totaling $8,000. of the building, the report said. relative of the leader of a west African taken into custody Wednesday night at retired Navy warrant officer, is ac­ transformer, the developers will remove the structure, put in a Three of the six were women who degree promoting prostitution. officer's body were listening de­ Grimsiey set a July 18 hearing and A woman who answered a nation with ties to Libya. a motei in Springfield, Va. Ghana under cused of masterminding the purported new transform er and plant shrubbery around it, under the plan worked at the massage parlor, The suspects all turned them­ vises monitored by other police Scranage's court-appointed attorney telephone call to the massage The FBI charged Sharon Scranage, Rawlings' rule has ties to Libyan leader operation that investigators say passed presented to the commission. police said, while two were male officers waiting outside the mas­ said she would plead innocent to the selves in after police issued 24, of King George, Va., and Michael Moammar Khadafy. secrets to the Soviets for as long as 20 sage parlor, the report said. parlor this morning said it was still charges. Commission Chairman Wiiiiam E. FitzGeraid said the small customers who were with sus­ warrants for their arrests, police Agbotul ^ussoudis, 39, a native of FBI Director William Webster said years. open. Preceeding her to the courtroom was building was first put up by owners of the mill building to protect pected prostitutes at the time of the said. The report said that when Ghana, with conspiracy to commit the investigation was conducted by the In an earlier espionage case involving All of those arrested Thursday Soussoudis, who gave a New York City against expiosion of the transformer. Transformers now come in raid. The sixth was identified as a The arrests Thursday followed Alvarado propositioned the of­ espionage. FBI based on information from the CIA the CIA, David Henry Barnett, a former were charged based on warrants address and told the Judge he had a protective cases, he said. male doorman at the massage the arrests of two other people ficer, the other officers entered the A federal Judge ordered the two, and with the spy agency's cooperation. CIA employee, was sentenced in 1981 to business consulting firm in,Accra. massage parlor armed with search issued following the raid, Cague described by a Justice Department Scranage's mother, Mary Belle 18 years in prison after he confessed to The developers of the bililding must still receive approval from parlor. about two weeks ago in connection At the end of the hearing, he said, " I warrants. They proceeded to force posted a $2,500 bond following his official as lovers, held without bond Scranage of King George, Va., told selling sensitive intelligence informa­ the Planning and Zoning Commission for the change. The Police identified the two male with the raid. am not associated with the government arrest, while Ouellette and Alva­ Thursday. If convicted, they face iife in United Press International Thursday tion to the Soviet Union. building is one of two in the historic mill district that are customers as Charles Gilson, 39, of The raid came after an under­ open doors leading to various of Ghana. ... I am Just related to the rado both posted $500 bonds. prison. her daughter sang in the church choir. William Kampiles, another former currently being converted to apartments. At least one other is South Windsor, and Dana Fox, 29, cover Manchester police officer rooms in the parlor with sledge head of state. That's all. I do not work Gilson and Fox both posted $500 Scranage, who has worked for the "Yes, my goodness, she was a good CIA employee, was convicted in 1978 aiso slated for conversion. of Glastonbury. Both were charged went to the massage parlor June hammers, the report said for the state of Ghana." bonds. Information on Chaney's intelligence agency for nine years, girl, very industrious, from a baby right and sentenced to 40 years in prison on MICHAEL A. SOUSSOUNDIS with patronizing a prostitute. 19, a police report said The report They found Fox and one one charges he stole a secret document Scranage first was assigned to Ghana status was unavailable this served as an operations support assist­ up through college." she said. "Anyb­ Police identified the women said that after the officer paid female suspect naked together in relating to satellite surveillance and in December 1983. . . agents flank handcuffed man ant for the CIA's office in Accra, Ghana. ody can tell you." arrested Thursday as Glory Ouellette $20 for a 45-minutc one room, the report said, and morning. All suspects except Fox arc to Manchester man a winner Ouellette, 24. of 33 Homestead St.: massage session, she offered to Gilson and another female em­ ployee getting dressed in a second appear in court on .luly 17 Fox is to A Manchester resident is a littie bit richer following a recent Lavon Chaney. 27, of Hartford; perform a sexual act on him for an room The report identified Gha- appear July 15 Weather state lottery drawing. and Noemi Alvarado, 24 .\lv:ira- additional $20 The officer turned P e o p le t a lk Donald P. Cameron was one of 34 state residents to win $15,000 in the "Vacation Cash” game drawings. The names were drawn by members of the Parkville Senior Center in Hartford. Today’s forecast Another Manchester man, Kevin Laski, has qualified as one of Manchester man dead Fire Calls Unhappy anniversary? 20 finalists eligible for the first of two “ Vacation Cash” Connecticut, MaMuchusetU A spokeswoman for Frank Sinatra used the and Rhode Iiland: Today: partly millionaire drawings to be held July 30. opportunity of the singer's ninth wedding Thursday, 5:04 p.m. — brush cloudy with a chance of showers after Hilliard collision Manchester anniversary to deny fire, rear of 366 Spencer St. reports in two New and thunderstorms this after­ Tuesday, 12; 59 p.m. — dumpster (Tow n). A Chambers Street man died the wall and onto a nearby lawn York newspapers noon and early this evening. Lab system brings results fire, 917 Center St. (Town). Thursday, 5:49 p.m. — grass Thursday morning when his sta­ following (he initial collision. that Sinatra and his Highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s. Tuesday. 2: 13 p.m. — medical fire, rear of 150 Oakland St. Manchester Memorial Hospital has become the first hospital in tion wagon struck a stone wall on fourth wife are on Tonight: partly cloudy with call, East Middle Turnpike and (Eighth District). Connecticut to acquire a fully automated laboratory system that Hilliard Street, police said this A Lawton Road woman suffered the verge of break­ some fog form ing on the south Summit Street (Town). Thursday. 6:32 p.m. — medical can quickly identify microorganisms and computerize all test- morning. back and neck injuries Thursday in ing up. coast. Lows around 60 to the mid Tuesday, 4: 13 p.m. — motor call, 56 Lennox St. (Town). 2 reults. Police identified the victim as a collision at the intersection of Daily News co­ 60s. Saturday: partly sunny. vehicle accident. East Middle Tliursday, 6:49 p.m. — reported "To our patients, this new system means faster, more precise Marcel E. Allard, 63. of 138 Hartford Road andSpcnccrStrect. lumnist Liz Smith Chance of late afternoon thun­ Turnpike and Summit Street grass fire, 501 Hilliard St. (Eighth lab results that will enable treatment to begin sooner.” Chambers St. police said this morning said the marriage is derstorms west. Highs mainly in (Town). District). Police Lt. John Molt said this Louise Sirois, 26, of 16 Lawton unraveling and the Pathologist Dr. Dennis O'Neill said in a news release.The API Tuesday. 4:30 p.m. — accidental Thursday, 7.20 p.m. — motor the 80s. morning that police believe Allard Hoad, was later treated and New York Post said UNISCEPT system will also mean fewer variations in test box alarm. Manchester Commun­ vehicle accident. Center Street Maine: Mostly sunny today. may have suffered a heart attack discharged from Manchester when Barbara Sina­ reporting because all reports will be computerized. O'Neill said. ity College (Tow n). (Tow n). Highs 73 to 83. Mostly clear prior to hitting the wall. He said the Memorial Hospital, a hospital tra, 54. returned Tuesday, 5:21 p.m. — medical Thursday, 8:14 p.m. — medical tonight. Lows in the 50s. Mostly death is still under investigation spokeswoman said this morning. from the Wim­ call, 16 Huntington St. (Town). call. 307 West Middle Turnpike sunny Saturday. Highs in the A witness said he saw Allard's A police report said Sirois had bledon tennis tour­ Tuesday. 5:53 p.m. — medical (Eighth District, Paramedics). upper 70s and 80s. Engine on the run 1975 AMC Hornet head down been heading north on Hartford nament, which she call, 378 Parker St. (Town). Thursday, 8:20 p.m. — oil spill, New Hampshire: M o s tly Hilliard Street from the direction Road shortly before 9 a m Thurs­ attended without Si­ An old engine that was once used to ventilate Cheney mill Tuesday. 6:05 p.m. — motor 152 Chestnut St. ("Town). sunny today. Highs 73 to 83. of Main St. at about 10:40 a m day when a second car ran through natra, she contacted buildings is seeking shelter. vehicle accident, 400 Main St. Thursday, 11:50 p.m .— medical Mostly clear tonight. Lows in the Reaching the boiling point Thursday, a police report said. The a stop light on Spencer Street and big-time divorce The engine is now being stored in a building at the Nike site that (Tow n). call, 22 St. James St. (Town). SOs. Mostly sunny Saturday. car. which was traveling at a high struck the side of Sirois's car lawyer Arthur Wednesday, 1:04 a m. — fire Friday, 12:17 a.m. — motor Today: partly cloudy, this afternoon with a 30 percent chance of a will soon be leased to the Connecticut Concert Ballet, William E. rate of speed, then veered into the Police identified the second Crowley, who re­ Highs in the SOs. alarm, 615 Parker St. (Town). vehicle accident, 108 Scott Drive thunderstorm toward evening. High 80 to 85. Light andvarlablewlnd. FitzGerald, chairman of the Cheney National Historic District wall, the report from the witness driver as John Klein of 74K presented Joanna Vermont: Sunshine giving way Wednesday, 6:23 a m. — smoke (Eighth District, Paramedics). Tonight: partly cloudy. Low 60 to 65. Light south wind. Saturday: hazy Commission, said Thursday. said. Spencer St. Klein later said he Carson in her to some clouds this afternoon. A alarm, 555 Main St. (Town). Friday. 1:35 a.m. — motor Frank Sinatra sunshine warm and more humid. High In the mid 80s. Today's weather One commission member suggested FitzGerald contact the Allard's foot apparently remi- went through the light because he lengthy divorce suit chance of showers this after­ Wednesday, 8; 46a m. — medical vehicle accident. Center Street picture was drawn by John Cruz. 10, of 251 Buckland St., who was a owner of several garages on Forest Street to see if he has room to aned on the gas pedal after his car was unable to stop his car. against entertainer Johnny Carson. noon. Some m ay have thunder. call. 29 Slone St. (Town). (Tow n). fourth grader at Robertson School. store the engine until a permanent home can be found. Steven hit the wall, the report said, He was charged with failure to But Thursday Sinatra spokeswoman Susan Comfortable. Highs 75 to 80. Wednesday, 7: 46p.m. — medical Friday, 7:23 a.m. — medical Ling, director of the Lutz Children's Museum and a commission because the car continued along obey a red light. Reynolds said, "There is no truth to the Tonight chance of evening show­ call. Charter Oak Park (Town). call, 27K Bluefield Drive (Town). member, said he would like to have it at the museum someday, irresponsible press reports about the Barbara UPl photc ers. otherwise some clouds and Thursday, 4; 18 a.m. — medical but the building does not now have enough room. and Frank Sinatra marital status. This evening. seasaonable. Lows 55 to 60. call, 18 Somerset St. (Town). Tolland County The engine was found in the old ribbon mill on Pine Street, July 11, the day of theirjiinth anniversary, the Saturday becoming warm and % V Thursday. 8:54 a m. — motor Tuesday, 7:27 a.m, — motorcy­ He sits anywhere he wants ■* which is being converted into apartments. Vo-tech help is cited Sinatras will celebrate with friends at their humid with a chance of afternoon vehicle accident, West Center and cle accident. Route 6, Andover home.” Benny McCarry, reportedly the world's heavi­ thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 85. Spruce streets (Tow n). (Andover). Capitol, est living man weighing in at 814 pounds, sits with A teacher, a student and Man­ Thursday, 8:58 a.m, — motor Wednesday, 11 p.m. — motor "The award to the hospital was in J Cleveland Indians ballgirl Monette Shawver at chester Memorial Hospital re­ vehicle accident, 254 Broad St. vehicle accident. Brewster Street, Landfill permits available recognition of the hospital's nurs­ Cleveland Municipal Stadium. McCarry, a Extended outlook cently received vocational- (Tow n). Coventry (North Coventry, South technical-educution distinguished ing assistance program forcooper- Hendersonville, N.C., native, attended his first New landfill permits are available at the attendant's building Thursday, 9:12 a.m. — acciden­ Coventry). Extended outlook for New service awards from the Slate ative education students. One Awesome TV duty major league ballgame — too bad he picked off Olcott Street between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through tal alarm, 586 Hilliard St. (Eighth Cleveland — after a television appearance England Sunday through Council on Vocational-Technical award is given annually to a District). What will it be like covering Saturday's twin Saturday. promoting his exercise book for overweight Tuesday: Education. representative of business, indus­ Thursday, 10:40 a m. — motor Live Aid concerts from London and Philadel­ Manchester residents who want a new permit are asked to people who are unable to lose weight because of Connecticut, Massachusetts In addition to the hospital, the try or labor and in several other vehicle accident, Hilliard Street phia? Gene Weed, who is directing ABC's bring their current vehicle registrations and return their expired For the Record medical problems. and Rhode Island: Warm with a Manchester honorees are David categories for commitmeni to the (Eighth District. Paramedics). broadcast, said he would be using five or six stickers. chance of afternoon or evening Brysgel. department chairman of improvement and advancement of Thursday, 11: 39 a m. — medical cameras and a Skycam in addition to as many as stmwers each day. Highs in the Manchester High School s Cooper­ vocalional/lechnical/adult and ca­ call. 82 Dale Road (Town). Jennifer Rovegno and Ann U IS cameramen. ative Education Program, and reer education. Thursday, 3; 15 p.m. — medical M arie Macdonald attend St. " I think I have heard the word 'awesome' mid 80s to around 90 except Quote of the day cooler on the islands. Lows in the MMH offers pregnancy classes Kathleen Kerrigan, a recent grad­ Brysgel received the highest call, 709 Main St. (Town). Bridget School in Manchester. The overused in every situation until I encountered award in the teacher category. He upper 50s and 60s. uate in the field of drafting from Thursday, 4:11 p.m. — motor name of their school was incor­ this one,” he said. “ It's the biggest gathering of Elliot Easton, lead guitarist of the Cars rock An early pregnancy class is being offered on a regular basis at was cited for successful operation Vermont: Chance of showers Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ vehicle accident, Hillstown Road rectly reported in Thursday's music people in the world for one united cause. " group, commenting on Saturday's Live Aid Manchester Memorial Hospital for women in their second to fifth tional Technical School. Sandra of the state's largest cooperative Sunday and Monday clearing and Spencer Street (Town). Herald. MTV will televise the shows, which start at 7 concert in Philadelphia: month of pregnancy. Muller, vice president and director education program, for leadership Tuesday. Uncomfortably warm a.m. EDT in London's Wembley Stadium and end " I f going out on stage and whanging a guitar for The class begins with a film called "Have a Healthy Baby," of nursing at MMH, accepted the in his profession and for authoring at 11 p.m. at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, and Sunday, cooler Monday and 20 minutes can keep people from dying of hunger, followed by a discussion of issues such as nutrition and exercise award for the hospital during numerous competitive slate voca­ B L I S S ESTABLISHED 18B 2 ABC will have highlights from 8 p.m. to il p m Tuesday. Highs in the "IDs and God, you'd have to be a pretty cold person not to during pregnancy. ceremonies in late June at the slate tional grants. EDT. 80s. Lows in the 50s and 60s. L do it." The class is conducted the third Monday of each month by a Maine and New Hampshire: registered nurse and is free to eligible women. The class meets Chance of showers Sunday and Satellite view from 7 to 9 p.m. in the conference room at MMH, Monday. Fair Tuesday.^lighs in DZEN the mid 70s to lower 80s. Lows in Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows the 50s. BLACK CARPENTER ANTS scattered showers and thunderstorms over the southeast, Arkansas, - VD tests no longer free south Texas, the northern Plains and much of the Rockies. High and - CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME AcroM the nation middle clouds are visible over the Intermountain region of the west The Manchester Planned Parenthood Clinic has begun MW Bliss to the rescue! Black Carpenter Ants excavate extensive galleries 1 and the mid-Atlantic states. New England is mostly clear. charging clients between $8 and $10 to be tested for venereal in wood to serve as nesting places and can seriously harm your Showers and thunderstorms disease, the clinic announcec. home. They're unsightly and unsanitary but they are no match for will occur across the central Gulf The tests had been provided without charge for Manchester Biiss trained technicians. Ask about our PREVENTiVE MAINTENANCE coast region and Florida and residents and those from surrounding towns since the clinic took PLAN: it's backed by over a century of reiiabiiity. over eastern sections of the over the service from Manchester Memorial Hospital in October Great Basin. Widely scattered 1984. PKosE 04 9.92 40 thunderstorms will occur across Since then, the Planned Parenthood clinic at 1 Haynes St. has the upper Mississippi V alley and seen and treated 179 patients. Barbara Nick, manager of the mainly during the afternoon and clinic, said Planned Parenthood never considered ending the S. W indsor - - E. Windsor evening over the Rockies and VD-testing program. from central Texas through the T o w n L in e BLISS Carolinas. EXTERMINATORS Showers will be scattered from LOS ------‘ 87 Barber Hill Road the Virginias through the lower 29. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. Great Lakes and across northern LOWEST 1 Mile North of Dzen Tree Farm New England. Most of the nation TEMPEIUTURES Dr. Loren J. Schneider, Podiatrist, will see high temperatures in the is happy to announce Blueberries — Pick Your Own 80s and 90s. Daytime tempera­ Free Containers tures will be in the 70s over the LEQEND the relocation of his office to: central P a cific coast much of the 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101, Manchester Hours: Great Lakes and northern New Monday • Friday, England. The mercury will soar jstw w ias^ FLOW For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults and S am • 12 noon, 4 pm • 8 pm; UPl w ^a t m e u f o t o c a s t o to around 100 degrees over the children's foot ailments. Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer Toes. Dis­ Satarday, 8 am ■ 2 pm; central plains and interior sec­ eases of the skin. Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Injuries. Saaday, 8 am -12 noon tions of California with readings National forecaat Emergencies seen same day. between 100 and 115 degrees over Call 644-9505 the desert southwest. During early Saturday morning the weather will be fair. Minimum tor update on picking 1’ 646-5153 conditions and hours temperatures will Include (maximum temperatures In parenthesis): •MM Atlanta 70(89), Boston 66(85), Chicago 72(03), Cleveland 64(91), Today In history Air quality Dallas 74(98), Denver 62(94), Duluth 50(82), Houston 70(91) 2 2 Jacksonville 71(91), Kansas City 76(98). Little Rock 73(92), Los The state Department of En­ Angeles 64(70), Miami 76(86), Minneapolis 69(89), New Orleans WEST Democratic running mates Waiter Mon­ Capitoi in St. Paui where Mondaie vironmental Protection provides 72(80), New York 60(88), Phoenix 84(111), St. Louis 75(96) San 248 SPRUCE STREET dale and Rep. Geraidine Ferraro wave to announced his choice of Ferraro, who daily air pollution reports and Francisco 54(72), Seattle 48(82), Washington 74(92). 643-5692 MANCHESTER, CT 06040 supporters Juiy 12, 1984, after their became the first woman vice presiden- seasonal pollen count Informa­ llV/z Center Street* Manchestep^-’^** tion from the Department of STOP (203)646-7202 appearance at the Minnesota State tiai candidate in U.S. history. Tue^y-Saturdey Tburt. 'll! I pm~ Health Services. The recorded Manchester Herald message is provided at 566-3440. BRAKE Almanac Richard M. Diamond, Publisher CENTERS, INC. Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis SIDEWALK SUMMER SIZZLER Associate Publisher Business Manager Today is Friday, July 12, the Berle in 1908 (age 77)! General November by Richard Nixon. Lottery USPS 327-500 SALE 193rd day of 1985 with 172 to follow. Motors Chairman Roger B. Smith In 1982, the United States ended . 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Turkish tanker hit In Gulf WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Speakes said the polypectomy had luriili/tn S\)iki’s Reagan enters Bethesda Naval Hospi­ BEIRUT, Lebanon — Lloyds of London said a been planned, though not scheduled, tal today to have a non-cancerous polyp Turkish tanker was on fire and seeking assistance since the 4-millimeter growth, located in the Gulf Friday after a missile attack. removed from his intestine and to have 18 inches into the colon, was discovered a checkup for any other growths. There was no immediate comment on the in a March 8 examination and found to Reagan, 74, arranged to fly by report from Iraq or Iran. be benign. U helicopter to the hospital, a 15-minute Lloyds identified the vessel as the 226,145-ton During a May 18. 1984. checkup, hop from the White House, shortly after Turkish tanker M, Ceyhan. It said the tanker was doctors discovered and partially re­ noon and was to stay overnight in the hit by a missile on the port side and was on fire moved an inflammatory fibroid polyp MELNOR Oscillating, JOBE’S Insecticide JOBE’S 5-Pack $20 Off with Rebate on $452-a-day presidential suite. and seeking assistance. It gave no furtherdetails. 40 centimeters into Reagan’s colon. A Spikes w/Fertilizer BURGESS Propane Saturday, he plans to fly to Camp 4-Way Turret or Fertilizer Spikes RID-A-BUG Flea & biopsy showed the growth to be benign TORO 50 R . Compact Impulse Sprinkler for Trees and Shrubs Insecticide Fogger David, Md., with his wife, Nancy, in and no further treatment was Hima/Raal System Our O O T Roach Fogger time to deliver his weekly radio address prescribed. Celdor Reg. Price .. Ea. 7.99 Caldor Reg. for 2 Cans .13.98 Reg. 3.49...... 4n a f Cahtor Reg. P ric e ---- $9.99 Celebrations bring clash Our ' A 7 7 shortly after noon. The "psuedo-polyp" found in March Caldor Sale Pries... Ea. 5.88 Caldor Sale tor 2 Cans ... 9.32 Slow release formula for trees, Caldor Sate Price.. . . .44.88 BELFAST, Northern Ireland — Protestant R e g .6.99 ...... H-a f f Reagan was on a special diet was believed to be caused by a buildup Mfr. Mafl-lh Rebate .... 1.00* Mfr. Mail-in Rebate...... 2.00* evergreens, shrubs and more. Mfr. Mail-in Rebate . . . .5.00 militants hurled bottles, rocks and gasoline Thursday to prepare for the removal of fVS* diameter btmded hose vdth Kill fleas and roaches quickly. L of inflamed tissue attributed to diverti­ bombs in clashes with police today during the AFTER REBATE T O O • 12-Splke Economy Pack AFTER Each can contains7.5ouncesof the second non-cancerous polyp from culitis, a condition common in older duna>iede«^n. Oreatkirboats, AFTER buildup to the annual celebration of a 17th century FOR 2 CANS...... f . 0 4 1 Our Reg. 7.49...... 4.97 REBATE. spray and treats 6000 cu. ft. his colon in the last 14 months and an people in which small sacs develop in homes, recreational vehicles. REBATE. ,.EA. 4.88 39.88 Protestant victory over Roman Catholics. ■SMcIwKtordMsIK. *Saa clerk for details. *Saa Clark for dataita. examination of his large intestine for the wall of the colon. Police said at least 18 officers were injured, other growths. none seriously, and nine people were arrested in Reagan’s diverticulitis was diag­ White House spokesman Larry nosed several years ago. the clashes which began Thursday night during Speakes refused to elaborate on what annual "victory” bonfires. specific preparations had been pres­ The militant Protestants accused the police and cribed for Reagan for the surgery. the British government of trying to deprive them However, medical specialists in the of civil liberties by banning traditional celebra­ field of gastroenterology said it is Bush going tory parades through Roman Catholic areas common for patients in such cases to today. cleanse the bowel for a few days and Police said sporadic clashes broke out in six limit what they eat for as much as eight towns where the demonstrators used gasoline to Maine hours before the procedure. BUCN& bombs, rocks, bottles, sticks and other objects DEGNBI. White House officials confirmed BOSTON (UPI) — Vice President against officers. The fights continued through the Reagan was following the same cus­ night and into the morning. George Bush planned to stop in tomary diet and other steps. Massachusetts today on his way to The marches commemorate the 1690 Battle of For the procedure, Reagan will be BLACK & DECKER 18" the Boyne in which the Protestant forces of King Maine, even though President Reagan given pain-killing drugs and a sedative will be hospitalized for surgery. MCCULLOCH Eager Double Edge Trimmer William of Orange defeated the Catholic army of but will not be under a general SAVE OVER $471 King James of England, decisively ending Speaking to a National Press Club Beaver III Gaa Trimmer Celdor Reg. P ric e ---- 42.99 anesthetic, leaving him conscious audience in Washington, Bush saia Catholic power in Britain and Ireland. though groggy. JACKSON 10-Cu. Ft. With Weed Blade Kit Caldor Sale Price.. . . .36.8S Thursday the removal of a polyp from SAVE $3001 Mfr. MalMn Rebate .... 5.00* The procedure will be performed Reagan’s colon was "routine, and I Trailer Cart Our Panel seeks Beirut accord sometime after 2 p.m. EDT by a team of Reg. 199.99 .. have no reason to believe otherwise. UPI photo 3W H.F.' BrHna 6> Hatton DYNAMARK 11 H.P. 36" AFTER doctors supervised by Cmdr. Edward "And, I think the worst thing in the ftoMwheei cog drive. Reg. 169.99 ....^122 With 17" cuttingswath, ^1,2co REBATE BEIRUT, Lebanon — Two people, one of them a Cattau, head of Bethesda’s Gastroente­ 31.88 world to do is to alter schedules to hype 48"x30"x12" body. Has sturdy Electric Start Riding Mower engine, and shoulder harness. Features 2.4 amp motor and Syrian, were killed and eight others wounded in rology Division. Back In Washington someting that medical experts all seem heavy gauge steel construction Features Briggs & Stratton engine, trans-axle drive •Eager Beaver 1 3,000cutting strokes per minute. explosions in Moslem west Beirut today as Prime Reagan will undergo a polypectomy $899 to agree is routine.” OvarfieB.879.69 ....;.$ 3 0 7 and I6inch pneumatic wheels. and a handy rear carry all compartment for tools. Reg.$1199 Our Reg. 119.99...... $ 9 4 "See defk for detaKi. Minister Rashid Karami oversaw a meeting of a — a removal of the growth — and a Linda Faulkner, shown in Dallas Thursday, will replace Gahl Bush planned to tour the Teradyne Syrian-backed security committee in a bid to colonoscopy — a thorough examination Hodges as White House Social Secretary, it was announced by STORE STOCK ONLY ON PATIO/GARDEN ITEMS: SORRY, NO RAINCHECKS. Corp., a Boston computer manufac­ bring peace to the war-tom capital. of the upper portion of the colon — turer, before attending a Massachu­ First Lady Nancy Reagan. Faulkner served as Deputy Social Police said the Syrian was killed when a land during the procedure, which is expected setts Republican Party reception and Secretary for three years until January, 1984, when she left to mine exploded under his bulldozer as it cleared to take 30 to 45 minutes. rubble in the devastated Palestinian refugee dinner. begin her own public relations company. camp of Sabra in south Beirut. GIANT FAN & AIR CONDITIONER SPECTACULAR! s Syrian teams are working with units set up under a peace agreement worked out in Weather helps, too Damascus between the Palestinians and Shiite •HOLMES 12" Oscillating Fan with 3 Speeds ^ ^ Moslem militiamen who fought for control of the camps last month. #HAOF-12,OurReg. 27.97 ...... 1 9 . f O 2 In art earlier explosion, a Lebanese man died •HOLMES 7" Oscillating Fan .e/v #HAOF-7, Our Reg. 16.97...... l U . # U 2 when a seven-pound charge of TN T went off Helicopters drop napalm on brushfires outside a store in the densely populated Abu •HOLMES 14" Turbine Fan with 3 Speeds n o •yo Shaker neighborhood of Moslem west Beirut, By Roger Bennett burning north to meet the main blaze. #HACF-e2. Our Reg. 39.97...... e C D . if U state-owned Beirut radio said. United Press International Thursday, but in a neighborhood that 1.2 million acres. ( 1 ’’It was very effective, ” Capt. Ken was still sealed off, tempers flared and •HOLMES 6" Table Fan .. The blast was the latest in the capital’s cycle of ’’We re just getting started. We’re Gilbert said, adding the tactic may be : #HATF-6, Our Beg. 12.07...... f violence, which includes nightly hit-and-run raids six angry homeowners were arrested Just now getting into the real fire The battle against the Western used again today to try to save the 2,000 trying to return. against Shiite Moslem units of the Lebanese army wildfires is beginning to look like war, season.” •GALAXY 9" Oscillating Fan with 2 Speeds n • 9 0 hillside homes still threatened by the Scott Brayton of the IFC said nearly and Shiite Amal militia offices in the capital. as helicopters drop Vietnam-era na­ fire. Fires were burning in every state in #2154C, Our Reg. 19.97...... i Z . f U 400 new fires started Thursday in the palm to combat flames in California, At Fort Ord near Monterey, two the West, and authorities placed some •GALAXY 9" Desk Fan o o o •Q.E. 4,000 BTUAIrj United States, but favorable weather is 8,000 people on evacuation alert Thurs­ and an Army battalion prepares to back battalions of the 7th Iniantry Division helping. #2156C, Our Reg. 14.97...... 9 . 9 9 #AT6(94,0urReg,2S9.W p»riiiiMMMMH.Y.««iu) .. ’ 2 0 9 Carbide workers protest up the record 17,000 firefighters. began a crash course in firefighting day in a southeast British Columbia ‘mE M e % "W e’re holding our own today," he town ^selged by a rampaging forest I P s •GALAXY 12" Box Fan with 2 Speeds •vA' •Q.E. 4,000 BTU 7.5 i|R Air pondtloner BHOPAL, India — More than 500 Union Carbide The weather again helped on Thurs­ from officials of the Interagency Fire #3712, Our Reg. 19.9?...... 1 0 . f U said. "W e feel we made some progress. fire that more than tripled In size #AT204, Our Reg. 269.99|M.T. «M « eiw)..., . . ’ 219 workers chanted anti-American slogans and day as temperatures remained lower Center in Boise, Idaho. The 1,000 troops than the 10(>-degree level of earlier in The temperatures are supposed to overnight. •GALAXY 20" Wind Machine with 3 Speeds A •G.E. 5,000 BTU Air Conditioner % staged a mock funeral of the U.S. company’s will be on standby until next month, but remain slightly lower and humidities the week, and some drizzling rain aided #3521, Our Reg. 34.97...... ■ f U #AT906, Our Reg, 299.99wet wuwn m u,v. t m A ...... chairman at the Bhopal plant Thursday, will probably be used only on tires slightly higher ... but we still have ’ 238 protesting "inadequate" compensation for the the firefighters, especially in Califor­ already in the mop-up stages, an Army In California, the 93,000-acre Ojal fire •MARVIN 8" Double Window Fan f o •Q.E. 5,000 BTU, 7.5 EERAir Conditioner nia, where the week’s fires have thunderstorms and that means lightn­ loss of their jobs. spokesman said. ing and more potential for fires." and the series of fires that burned 55,000 #282, Our Reg. 39.97 ...... 0 4 . f U #AT905, Our Reg. 299.99(M.v: ei«t*«iiy> , V ’ 248 charred more than 300,000 acres. acres in the Big Sur area, were virtually ..... Limh 30 eeeofted per Btore. S ony, no nMnohecka. The protests marked the formal closure of the Gov. George Deukmejian flew over Officials said the estimated 17,000 llnMMO iweMM p«r Mon. S«ny, ns ntnclMck*. At Los Gatos, Calif., where 20 houses surrounded by firelines. X " mn- y . ■ ■ Union Carbide plant that spewed toxic gas from the Los Gatos fire Thursday and firefighters on the lines were a national its chemical storage tanks on Dec. 3,1984, killing have been destroyed and hundreds of announced a 110,000 reward for infor­ record. In Idaho, firefighters struggled people are still out of their homes in a ^ursday to stem the spread of two at least 1,700 people. mation leading to the arrest of the " I think there are still crews in 14,000-acre fire ravaging the scenic blazes that shot out of control under Tom Failla, a corporate spokesman in arsonist who started the blaze on Alaska we can draw from and as we get canyons, napalm left over from the err^lc winds and high temperatures in MANCHESTER VERNON Danbury, Conn., headquarters for Union Car­ Monday and forced evacuation of 4,500 one fire contained and the crew rested Vietnam War was dropped on flames the Salmon National Forest. There was 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Center bide, said there were no litynedlate plans for the people. He also announced formation of up we can shift them to another fire." threatening huge communications tow­ no estimate of containment. plant, primarily because of opposition from the an arson task force to deal with the Brayton said so far in 1985, there have ers in the Santa Cruz Mountains. In northern Nevada, where fires have Madhya Pradesh state government which has scores of deliberately set fires that have been a total of about 72,000 fires Officials said napalm globules were blackened more than 300,000 acres this STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY refused to renew the piant’s iicense. . swarmed over virtually the entire state. nationwide that have burned just over 2 dropped from helicopters into a south week, favorable weather helped crews Hundreds of people were allowed million acres compared with all of 1984 wind to start a "controlled fire" back into their Los Gafos homes gain the upper hand on the b lin s t when there were 34,100 fires that burned blazes. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 12. 1985 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 12, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor James P. Sacks, City Editor Relatives to get remains of MIA’s Feds pursue drug cartel OPINION UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) - cocaine, cocaine base and ions, in pinpointing the identifica­ chemical agents seized in the By Pamela A. MacLean her husband could be Identified by home, we prohibit any action, legal Federal authorities say a new or otherwise, that makes his body a tion of victims of the Indochina Wednesday raids would have a United Press International experts Independent of the cocaine "cartel” is smuggling street value of “hundreds of military. battle field for the (forensic) war. cocaine base from Colombia 6xp6rts/' The 1972 flight was returning to millions of dollars.” SAN FRANCISCO - The re­ "Most of the relatives were into the United States, where Ten Colombians were ar­ mains of 12 American airmen shot caused incredible anguish when The family of Chief Master Sgt. its Thailand air base from an "factories” treat it with chemi­ they were informed of the delay,” John Winningham asked that his "interdiction” mission on the Ho cals to produce the illegal white rested during the raids. BUr It won’t be easy to solve the spy dilemma down over Laos 13 years ago were Chi Minh Trail when it was shot authorities said Jaime Orjuela, Assistant U.S. Attorney Patrick casket be flown home for special powder sold on the drug market. ordered released to their an­ the reputed and long-sought top guished families after a six-day Bupara said. services July 13. They said Win- down. Two men parachuted and ningham’s oldest son Robert is were rescued and the body of a "Three major Colombian co­ U.S. agent of Colombia’s co­ then raising the stakes in the game may only in how to beat the polygraph machine. "The end delay caused by a lawsuit from the caine "families,” remains at wife of another victim. HART HAD SAID EARLIER currently in basic training at the third was recovered the next day. caine distribution networks Laws gentle are seldom obeyed: too severe make it that much more alluring. result will probabljkbe a lot of false positives The fate of the others was have reached an understanding large. scored by loyal personnel who come down with the U.S. District Judge William some of the families supported her West Point Military Academy and are seldom executed: In any event, the Walker family spy case has effort, and Bupara said Thursday received special permission to unknown until last February when to form a cartel whereby they Dearie said cocaine base, gotten Washington talking about reform of the jitters when they strap all those electrodes on the Orrick Thursday approved an a joint U.S.-Laotian team made the smuggled into the United States — Benjamin Franklin agreement releasing the remains it was not clear exactly how many attend the funeral. would pool their resources to N ich olas security system. They're planning on cutting back skin. of 12 of the 13 Air Force men who of the bereaved relatives had Toni M. Gurney of Spokane, recovery. convert cocaine base into co­ from Colombia, was delivered the number of people holding military security were aboard the AC-130 when it asked the judge to release the other Wash., widow of Maj. Robert A. caine (powder) in the United to the laboratories in New York Stung by the Walker family spy ease. Secretary Another approach being pushed is that less Liles Jr., wrote, "I think all the States." U.S. Attorney Ray­ and Virginia, where it was of Defense Caspar Weinberger says he wants to Von Hoffman clearances to a mere one million or so, information be classified. 'The reasoning is that if was shot down near Pakse, Laos, remains. Man sentenced investigating those who do receive access to Dec. 21. 1972. But a number of the families sent families have been through a long mond Dearie said. treated with chemicals to pro­ change the Uniform Code of Military Justice so we have fewer official secrets it will be easier to handwritten pleas to Orrick, point­ and emotional ordeal and I feel "They had their own supplies duce the cocaine powder sold on that armed forces personnel convicted of secret infornration with more thoroughness. But he allowed Ann Hart of BOSTON (UPI) - A West f safeguard them. Pensacola, Fla., to proceed with ing out that the delay was hamper­ that questions of identification of Roxbury man has been sentenced of cocaine base but agreed to the illegal drug market. espionage in peace time can be shot, although he share the facilities and equip­ Formerly, processed cocaine IT SOUNDS GOOD until you stop and think what her legal effort to get a second ing plans for funerals and memor­ the remains should be put to rest as to life in prison for the clubbing supposed "hanging is the preferred method.” BUT WHY NOT classify more? It might confuse opinion on the remains of the 13th ial services around the country. quickly as possible." death of a Boston College student ment needed to process the was smuggled into this country. Well, actually in the good old days treason was it would take to carry out even a perfunctory the Russians if, instead of a hundred million In a partial resolution of the drug," he said. But that trend is shifting to U.S security investigation of that many people. Even a man, identified by Army experts who had stopped to help him rewarded by drawing and quartering. You did promulgating a punishment is the same as solving classified documents, we have a billion of them. as her husband, Lt. Col. Thomas dispute, lawyers for Hart and the RELATIVES OF TWO OTHER change a flat tire. He said the laboratories used production of the drug, Dearie that by tying the traitor to two horses who pulled a problem. three-day check would mean you'd have to They'd have a heck of a time deciding what to Hart. government agreed that the flag- missing flyers, Gregory MacDo­ Scott M. O'Leary, 20, was to produce the drug represent a said. In many instances, the But if it will make Mr. Weinberger feel any increase the size of the FBI. draped coffins of the airmen nald, a Santa Rosa, Calif., insu­ convicted of second-degree "major change" in the distribu­ cocaine base is brought in and in opposite directions until his arms were pulled steal. All of the remains, recovered in treated with ether, acetone and off his body — that's the drawing part; after that better he should certainly see to it that henceforth And what's a three-day security investigation? the jungle in February, were flown should be released to any of the rance man and brother of Capt. murder Thursday by a four-man, tion of cocaine in the United That's time enough to verify a few written In the end you may count on the Pentagon to to California July 5 in 13 caskets families who request. George MacDonald, and Dr. Do­ eight-woman Suffolk Superior States. ammonia to convert it into he was disemboweled and chopped into pieces — we shoot them. nald Parker of Portland, Ore., In raids on Long Island, water soluble powder capable of that's the, ugh! quartering part — which were Not many important spies will be shot, however. references, not enough to go interviewing people take steps which are cumbersome, expensive and after a painstaking identification Hart’s hearing on a request for Court jury after 10 hours of an independent examination will nephew of Chief Master Sgt. James deliberations. upstate New York and Virginia, absorption into the human body, then often displayed on stakes affixed to the top of Standard practice is to trade them for American who might know the subject in the field. ineffectual. As an institution it has lost the process in Hawaii. They were "This has taught us a very reflexes and suppleness to make needed changes. taken to an armed forces mortuary go ahead July 18 before Orrick. Fuller, both have expressed mis­ O’Leary was charged in the authorities netted enough co­ the castle wall. spies who have been caught by the Russians. If we We could do away with all background security givings about the findings on the caine base and chemicals to hard lesson about the resource­ investigators with little loss in real security but New revelations about the incompetent doctors in nearby Oakland. The parents of Capt. Delma slaying of Charles Mathieu, 20, of Drawing and quartering was calculated to have destroy.our inventory of enemy espionage agents, The same day, Hart secured a Ernest Dickens, who live in identity of the remains. Freetown, who was beaten with a churn out 7,000 pounds of the fulness and ruthlessness of a deterrent effect and that is what Caspar what are we going to use for trading material? we'd feel insecure. The authorities seem to know giving substandard medical care for active duty Omega, Ga., wrote to the judge: The military experts in Hawaii 7-pound car jack stand on Feb. 18, drug. Dearie said Thursday. cocaine trafficking from South this too so Mr. Weinberger and his colleagues in servicemen remind us how hidebound the temporary court order forbidding Weinberger says he is after. On the other hand, raising the penalties may dispersal of the remains of all 13 "Our son gave his life on the field of have said in the past they welcome 1984, after Mathieu offered to help Dearie said the processed America” Since drawing and quartering didn't put an end actually attract more people to try their hand at the Defense Department are talking about Pentagon continues to be. airmen until those presumed to be battle. Now that he is on his way any help, including second opin­ O'Leary fix a flat. to espionage, one doubts merely shooting spies filching military secrets. instituting a program of randomly selecting But regardless of any measures which might be will discourage the stealing of military secrets, No matter what they say. money isn't the only people with a security clearance and giving them taken, the only real security for our military but firing squads make for great theater. motive for becoming a spy: A yen for excitement, lie-detector tests. secrets is the loyalty and love of country of its a desire for clandestine theatrics and a chance to This too looks like another grand waste of soldiers and its citizens and in these two qualities THIS SEEMS TO BE another case of a high test one's self also play a role. money. Any spy good enough to steal something we can give thanks that America is amply 2 government official thinking that passing a law or If these are elements in the making of a spy, worth stealing can be expected to school himself blessed. Editorials Nicaraguan hero lioagsFiMaLK Everyone wins an enigma to U.S.

WASHING­ 3 SUPER SAVER DAYS the Coke wars TON — One of the early heroes Manchester ^ If only all the world's problems could be of the Sandi- nista revolution Jack Thursday, Friday, Saturday resolved as amicably as the great “New in Nicaragua Coke-Old Coke” fuss was resolved. What a was a colorful A nd erson Parkade ^ happy solution for all sides. and enigmatic July 11,12,13 After millions complained that they hated leader who was the "new” Coke, the Coca-Cola Co. announced best known as this week that it will henceforth market both "Commander varieties. The 99-year-old forumula will be Zero." His real ★ UP TO 70% SAVINGS ★ name is Eden Pastora, and he is by the national guard in the south. brought back and will be known as "Coca- now fighting against the Sandinis- Cola Classic.” It’ll be sold side by side with His late arrival in the capital may J tas he once served. have cost him a top spot in the msouniONS the new formula. The profile we've pieced to­ ruling junta. "Old " Coke fans are happy. "New” Coke gether, from interviews with past As it was, he served in a couple of fans are happy. No one has to hoard the old or and present associates and from second-echelon jobs and finally M i v u t K a i m : VI the new version for fear it will permanently the CIA's secret files, leaves the resigned in July 1981. He traveled disappear from store shelves. mystery of Pastora unsolved. Is he to Cuba, Libya and Costa Rica, BUY ONE a democrat, a Marxist or merely where he publicly denounced his sSidewalk o Sales H Days July )rr! 11,12,13,14 GET ONE FREE Even the people at Pepsi-Cola are happy — they have another reason to snipe at Coke. an adventurer? Dirty Harry or formr comrades-in-arms in April Davy Crockett? 1982, and formed his own aqti- Stuffed animals • Jewelry • Stationery Reg. U "With Pepsi at least, you know what you're Eden Pastora Gomez was born Sandinista force. 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The Aryan 384R West Middle Turnpike Galloway, who has written extensively Both that ruling and its reversal came by 5-4 (lower level Manchester Parkade)' pons. “We'll buy from the United ' Brotherhood apparently intends to The Great American Shoe Store* about the Supreme Court, spent the term at votes. States If they'll sell to us," he told ^^^Manchester;;^4S^4^^^^^^^ the court, studying its operations close-up. offer its services as hired guns to our former associate Bob Sher­ DON’T MISS OUR The next term could be quite different, he mobsters and others with scores to JUSTICE HARRY BLACKMUN changed man, who Interviewed him in his settle. cautioned, pointing out that the court has his mind between 1976 and 1985, and that Jungle camp in the late 1970s. already taken on a sizable number of highly made all the difference. "We'll go to the American Mafia Mlnl-edltorlel controversial issues for argument, includ­ SIDEWALK This turnabout demonstrated how fragile and the Soviets, if necessary,” A reader in Texas wrote to us 9he$u>i$sCbloi$ Save 20% to 60% ing abortion, legislative apportionment, the balance is on the court. 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Try Our Fresh Cut Meet Elder Witt writes commentary for Con­ entered Managua In triumph in MsnohaaWr, CT 0S040 Cheese Sendwichaa kind of RETALIATION." This term, however, the court drew the trating" indeed, as our reader m i •TEL. (30S) S4S-B14T______o r v n e w e amnawicnea gressional Quarterly. 1979, Pastora was still pinned down phrased It. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 12, 1985 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 12, 1985 Crash cause probed Flight recorders shipped to India SPORTS One recovery official said the CORK, Ireland (UPI) - Two stop at Heathrow. recorder was found 400 to 500 yards from where the voice recorder was hunt for the recorders was the flight recorders recovered from All 329 people aboard died in the recovered. The wreckage is spread deepest salvage operation ever the wreckage of an Air-India Jet mishap. A search of the crash area across 4 square miles of ocean attempted. lying on the Atlantic Ocean floor no miles of southewest Ireland has floor, Nipper, Crawford one-hit Ms, Sox get Loiiar were shipped today to India, where so far yielded 131 bodies, some 4 they will be used to determine if a tons of debris and the two flight bomb caused the plane to crash. recorders. in part on the condition of Roger Some experts have speculated ejverywhere, felt it in the stands.” Red Sox general manager Lou The two "black boxes” were Burns urges carpools long. Clemens, who is on the disabled brought into Cork early today the plane was felled by a bomb and While Lyons has not been all that Boston took a 1-0 lead in the first Nichols traded Gorman, after the trade announce­ list. aboard the cable-laying vessel the two recording devices may The state is in the second year of Lyons delivers productive, he has been hitting when Wade Boggs, who had three ment was made Thursday, said the provide vital clues to the validity of WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - well enough recently to raise his hits, doubled to left with one out team has been concerned about its Leon Thevenin, whose robot sub­ More commuters should join ride­ a 85.5 billion, 10-year program to Nichols appeared in 21 games marine located them at a depth of the theory. rebuild highways and bridges and By United Press International average from .246 to about .270. and scored an out later on Bill By United Press International pitching. The cockpit voice recorder was sharing programs to help ease this season with the Red Sox and about 6,700 feet below the ocean's improve other parts of the trans­ Lyons’ homer was the first off Buckner’s single to right. "We felt we had to add some recovered Wednesday by the traffic congestion as the state Seattle rookie right-hander Billy Boston made it 3-0 in the fourth was hitting .188 in 32 at-bats. His surface. proceeds with its massive highway portation network. SEATTLE — The Boston Red BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox, depth,” Gorman said. "We think Scarab 1, the Leon Thenevin's Swift in 45 2-3 innings. when Rich Gedman doubled and best season in the majors was in The flight data recorder and repair program, Transportation- Bums said Connecticut already Sox may be 3,000 miles from the hoping to liven up a sagging we have a chance at winning this cockpit voice recorder were imme­ robot submarine. "It was a pitch right down the Lyons belted his third homer of the 1982. when he hit .302 in 92 games. Commissioner J. William Burns leads the nation in the number of East Coast, but centerfielder Steve pitching staff after a long losing diately loaded onto an Aer Lingus One search team official likened middle, a good pitch to hit,” Lyons year. thing and we think he can help." In 1983, he hit .285 in 100 games but says. vanpools per capita with 1,300 Lyons feels right at home playing streak, have traded outfielder airliner for a flight to London's the successful operation to "find­ said of the fastball he lined into the In the sixth, the Red Sox scored last season dropped to .226 with Bums said Thursday that with operating weekdays carrying in the Kingdome. Reid Nichols to the Chicago White Gorman said he was pleased Heathrow airport — the first leg of ing a needle in a haystack." right-field seats. three runs to chase Swift. Mike the number of highway and bridge about 14,300 riders on state "I saw my dad for the first time with Nichols’ play, but said the only 28 hits in 124 at-bats. their journey to India. The flight data recorder logs Nipper, 5-6, lost his no-hit bid in Easier led off with a single, Sox for left-handed pitcher Tim repair projects increasing, the highways. in three years," said Lyons, a young outfielder wouldn’t get A member of an Indian govern­ such operational details as the the sixth when Ivan Calderon’s Gedman was hit by a pitch, and Lollar. Nichols said he was not sur­ capacity of the highways to carry The thought of 10 to 15 individu­ Northwest native who is being much of a chance to play in Boston. ment investigating team in Cork power settings of the engines, the one-out single to left scored Phil Glen Hoffman’s sacrifice bunt was Lollar, who the White Sox prised by the deal and is looking vehicles is being temporarily als joining together to share the reunited with his entire family for "We thought we could short said the devices would be trans­ aircraft's course, altitude, airs­ the first time in nine years. Bradley and brought in Crawford. fielded by Swift, who failed to received as part of a trade with the forward to helping Chicago. reduced "but not its capacity to ride and cost of daily transporta­ ourselves on the bench to add some ferred to an Air-lndia aircraft at peed and other instrument read­ tion was virtually nonexistent 10 The rookie outfielder socked a Nipper had been sidelined for 13 throw out Easier at third, loading San Diego Padres in the off-season, ings. The voice recorder monitors carry people.” depth to our pitching." he said. "There were a lot of rumors this Heathrow and flown to India as years ago,” Bums said. two-run homer, his third this days with a back injury. the bases. Lyon’s sacrifice fly has a 3-5 record with a 4.66 ERA in cockpit sounds, such as conversa­ "Each day, the vehicles on state scored Easier, Marty Barrett’s soon as possible. He said the growth of vanpooling season, and a sacrifice fly Thurs­ b attle, which dropped its fifth 18 games, including 13 starts. Lawler will work "as a spot winter and they were all over the In India, the recorders arc to be tions, clicking switches, warning roadways have a substantial sur­ straight and has scored only seven single to right drove in Gedman in the state "is due largely to day night as Boston beat the Lollar was sent to the White Sox starter or in long relief.” Gorman papers," Nichols said. "1 had had used by investigators to determine horns and engine pitch. plus of empty seats. Vanpooling Seattle Mariners 7-1 behind the runs In its last five games, lacked and Dwight Evans’ sacrifice fly been hoping for a while that helps to cut down the number of recognition by the private and in the deal that brought Ozzie said. "He could possibly push the cause of the June 23 crash of Neville Hunter, a spokesman for public sector of the many benefits one-hit pitching of A1 Nipper and intensity, manager Chuck Cottier scored Hoffman. something like this would happen. Britain's Cable and Wireless Co . vehicles on highways while in­ Hoffman’s third homer, with one Guillen and Luis Salazar to Chi­ somebody out of the rotation.” Air-India Flight 182, which that can be achieved through Steve Crawford. said. I like Comiskey Park and I’m plunged 31.000 feet into the Atlantic which operates the robot submers­ creasing vehicle occupancy, " he "You’re flat sometimes,” he out in the eighth, gave the Red Sox cago from San Diego in exchange vanpooling "It was nice to have a decent Lawler’s future status depends looking forward to playing there." DPI photo after being cleared for a refueling ible, said Thursday the flight data said. gam e," Lyons said. "It's been so said. “1 felt it tonight, felt it a 7-1 lead. for all-star pitcher LaMarr Hoyt. Do you know me? Reuben Sturman, reputed international pornography AL SIEFFERrS dealer, wears Groucho Marx style disguise as he leaves Ryan whiffs 4,000th federal court in Cleveland Thursday. Sturman is free on a $3 million bond after pleading innocent to a 16-count indictment that charges him with tax law violations and obstruction of justice. WHY PAY M ORE! as Astros nip Mats Obituaries By Collins Yearwood the hit (game-winner) all that win. Steve Sax added an RBI single United Press International much nicer.” off Ray Fontenot, 3-4. in the IjoS eST pRIHES on AMERICA'S FAVORITEjRAMPLl New York took a 1-0 lead in the seventh for the Dodgers. / Marcel E. Allard died Wednesday at a Manchester Nolan Ryan established a miles­ second inning. Gary Carter and convalescent home. She was the Heep led off with consecutive Reds 2, Expos 0 Marcel E. Allard, 63, of 138 tone Thursday night and the New wile of the late Alfred E. Wilson. singles and moved up a base on At Cincinnati, Dan Btlardello’s Chambers St., died Thursday at York Mets almost stepped over it. /' Ryan’s wild pitch. Howard John­ RBI single in the seventh inning Manchester Memorial Hospital She was born in Vernon Jan. 21, Ryan struck out Danny Heep for son drove in Carter with a bloop broke open a scoreless game to after suffering an apparent heart 1907, and had lived most of her life KEY FEATURES ^ FISHER his 4,000th career strikeout and Bill in Manchester. She is survived by a double into left field. lead the Reds. Ron Robinson, 5-0, attack. ★ STEREO RECORDING/ Doran’s 12th-inning hit, his fifth of daughter, Mrs. David (Joan) Bu- FISHER 'V H S V ideo C a s s e tte R e co rd er the contest, scored Dickie Thon Houston tied the score in the pitched 7 1-3 innings for the He was the husband of Ruby T. PLAYBACK WITH DOLBY’ ley of Manchester; two brothers. ^ w ith 4 H eads, S tereo, from second base as Houston fourth. Phil Garner opened with a victory. Cincinnati player- (Dumais) Allard. Born in Woon­ ★ 7-DAY, 5-EVENT manager Pete Rose did not play socket, R I., Jan. 14, 1922, he had Walter J. Murphy of Storrs and I Dolby* NR and A PS finally pulled out a 4-3 victory over single to left and took second on Jam es V. Murphy of Jewett City. PROGRAMMABILITY the New York Mets. Jose Cruz’s ground out. With two and needs 36 hits to break Ty lived in Manchester the past 33 Cobb’s all-time record of 4,191. years. He was the owner and Funeral arrangements, which ^ I NEW 8 HOU^ Ryan became the first pitcher in outs, Glenn Davis ripped a run- operator of Allard Electric, a are incomplete, are being handled history to record 4,000 strikeouts scoring single to left. Pirates 6, Giants 4 N company which he owned for 25 by the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 and finished the game with 4,004. Houston went ahead, 2-1, in the Main St. fifth. Thon led off with a single and At Pittsburgh, Johnny Ray hit a years. LOADED He started the night with 3,993 and two-run homer, rookie Joe Orsulak He was a World War II veteran, struck out 11 over seven innings. stole second. With one out, Doran Charles E. Murphy singled to center to score Thon. went 4-for-4 and Cecilio Guante serving with the U.S. Army Air WITH Ryan, ironically, did not get the pitched 5 2-3 innings of two-bit Force. He was also a member of Charles E. Murphy, 62, of the victory. The loss snapped the Mets' The Astros added another run in ‘ 449 FEATURES the sixth when Kevin Bass lifted a relief to pace the Pirates. The loss the American Legion of Manches­ Elmwood section of West Hart­ nine-game winning streak. snapped the Pirates’ four-game "I was disappointed after my 2-0 pitch into the left-field stands ter; a communicant of St. James ford. husband of Mary Frances *599 losing streak and handed the New York came up with two Church, and a member of the St. (Smith) Murphy, died Thursday at last outing that I didn’t perform unearned runs in the seventh to tie. Giants their fifth straight loss. Jam es Church Choir. Newington Veterans Hospital. He ^FISHER better,” said Ryan. "I wanted to do ^ FISHER Ty Gainey dropped Len Dykstra’s Besides his wife, he is survived was the brother of Mrs. Eugene It at home in front of the home fly ball for a two-base error and Braves 3, Phillies 2 by his mother, Amanda (Vaillan- (Beatrice) Cowing of Manchester, VHS Video Cassette Recorder crowd. I knew if I didn’t do it • 100 Watts Per Channel Dykstra took third, beating a At Atlanta, Rafael Ramirez court) Allard of North Smithfield, He also is survived by four sons, tonight, I was going to do it on the • Dual Cassette Deck with Wireless Remote singled home pinch-runner Milt R.I.; a daughter, Denise A. Allard Lt. Daniel C. Murphy, serving in road. That was definitely a motiva­ run-down on Wally Backman’s Thompson in the bottom of the of Manchester; a brother, Gerard the U.S. Army in Germany. Robert • Five Band Graphic Equalizer tion to do it tonight." fielder’s choice. I NEW 8 HOUR I ninth inning to lift the Braves. Allard of Woonsocket. R I.; a A. Murphy of Elmwood, and twin • Deluxe 3 Way Speakers Thon slapped a single to left off Darryl Strawberry drove in Reliever Bruce Sutter, 5-4, was the niece, a grandniece and a sons, William Mur-hy and James losing pitcher Tom Gorman, 4-4, to Dykstra with a sacrifice fly to left winner. grandnephew. Murphy, both of Elmwood; five $ open the 12th and moved to second field and Carter followed with a The funeral will be Monday at daughters. Mrs. Robert (Joan) on a sacrifice. Doran then singled RBI single to left to bring in Cardinals 6, Padres 0 Backman. 9:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Lukach of Farmington, Margaret to give Dave Smith his fifth victory At St. Louis, rookie speedster BEST in eight decisions. Smith, 5-3, Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of Mary Murphy of Elmwood. Janice Dodgers 3, Cub* 1 Vince Coleman stole three bases, UPI photoi Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Smith Murphy of Elmwood, Mrs, pitched the final three innings, rapped two hits and scored twice Jam es Churcb. Burial with mil­ Kevin (Laura) Ritchie of East BUY! allowing two hits. At Chicago, Steve Yeager’s and Jack Clark clubbed a home run Houston Astros' All-Star pitcher Nolan that made New York Mets' Danny Heep 599 "The man’s amazing," Doran two-run single snapped a scoreless Hartford, Lynn Francis Murphy of *349 itary honors will be in St. James to help John Tudor to his ninth Ryan, finishes his delivery on the pitch his 4,000 career strikeout victim. Cemetery, Calling hours are Sun­ Elmwood; three brothers, Arthur said of Ryan. "It was a thrill for me tie in the seventh inning to spark consecutive victory and spark the day from 2 to 4 and 7 to'9 p.m. Murphy of East Longmeadow, ^FISHER FISHER to be out there and see it. It made the Dodgers to their fourth straight Cardinals. Memorial donations may be Mass., Walter J. Murphy of East made to a charity of the donor's Granby, and John Murphy in • 25” Receiver/Monitor Hi-Tech 25" Stereo Television | choice. Vermont; two other sisters, Anna • 112 Clfannel Cable Ready Mae Murphy of West Hartford and Stereo High Resolution • Built-in Stereo Monitor Hurlers selected . . . Emma M. Powell Mrs. John (Helen) Harris of stereo • Wireless Remote Control Post 102 Farmington; nine grandchildren; • 112 ChMMl C ib li R««iy Bv United Press International All-Star appearance. The New Andujar, has been selected to the * W lrdtti Rtmolt Coiitrol Emma M. Powell, 73, of Rock­ and a stepmother, Mrs. Moses Sound SAVE i f . York Mets player became the All-Star team for the fourth time. • Hl-Ttch at Ki Bm I ville, died Wednesday at Manches­ (Kathleen) Murphy. ft NEW YORK — Youngsters youngest ever to appear in an The right-hander has 2.38 ERA and ter Memorial Hospital. She was the The funeral will be Monday at SAVE 1 wins on Dwight Gooden and Jimmy Key All-Star game last year when he a 15-3 record to lead the league in wife of Wilton H. Powell and tl»e 9: 15 a m. from the Rose Hill ON ' will join veterans Nolan Ryan, combined with Valenzuela to tie victories. mother of Betty-Lou Mirtz of Funeral Home, 580 Elm St.. Rocky AMERICA’S Rich Gossage and Bert Blyleven as the record by striking out six Hoyt, Reardon and Garrelts will Coventry. Hill, followed by a mass of BEST consecutive batters. Last year’s be making their first appearances. BRANDI pitchers for Tuesday night’s All- She also is survived by another Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Deja Vu Star game in Minneapolis, the Rookie of the Year and strikeout Hoyt is U-4, including nine victo­ daughter, Beverly Carl of Tolland; Brigid Church, Elmwood. Burial *799 king, Gooden is leading the league ries in a row, with a 3.54 ERA in his National and American Leagues I Built-in MTS (Multichannel TV Sound) I first season in the National a son. William Powell of Sarasota. will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park. 799 "And it feels ■ like I've been ■ announced Thursday. in ERA (1.78) and strikeouts (142) Fla.; six grandchildren; nine a FISHER 'uner lor reception ol stereo, bilingual I while compiling a 12-3 record. League. Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to a F I S H E R here ■ before." Joining starters Gooden and great-grandchildren; and several 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m or SAP (Second Audio Program) Ryan and San Diego Padres Ryan, 38, is making his sixth — chorus from the Crosby, nieces and nephews. Memorial donations may be • studio Standard 25” broadcasts . reliever Gossage on the National appearance in the game and Reardon, 2-4, has a 2,34 ERA and I and The funeral will be private. made to the American Diabetes • 140i Channel Cable Ready 14-day 5-event programmable timer Stills Nash rock classic "Deja League squad will be starters second for the NL. The Houston leads the league with 22 saves. I 10-luriction wirgless remote control Burial will be in Old Willimantic Association, 17 Oakwood Ave., • Built-in Stereo Vu." Joaqin Andujar of the St. Louis Astros right-hander, 8-6, struck out Garrelts, 4-3, has six saves and a Cemetery, Calling hours are today I 1Q5-channel cable-readv tunma 1.10 ERA and has twice been West Hartford. Stereo Wireless Remote Control Cardinals, LaMarr Hoyt of the eleven Mets batters Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Potter If Mike Fanelli ever owned a Padres and Fernando Valenzuela night to pass the 4,000 plateau and named player of the week this Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St.. Anna M. NIemczyk Sound copy of the record, it’s broke now. of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Other become the first pitcher ever to season. Willimantic. $ A bitter memory came back to relievers will be Scott Garrelts of accomplish the feat. Key is 7-3 with a 2.59 ERA and Memorial donations may be Anna M. (Rauza) Niemczyk, 95, haunt the Enfield centerfielder the San Francisco Giants and the Gossage, 34, will be making his has developed into the strong made to the Shriner Burn Institute. of 50L Ruby Drive, wife of the late Thursday night in a Zone Eight 1* Montreal Expos’ Jeff Reardon ninth appearance in the mid­ left-handed starter the Blue Jays Boston, Mass. Michael Niemczyk, died Thursday contest at Cougar Field. i 1 In addition to 24-year-old Key of season classic, the most on the NL have been missing the past several at her home. Fanelli made a throwing error in J the Toronto Blue Jays and Bly­ staff. Six of his All-Star appearan- years. She was born in Kurylowka, # * 4 9 9 the bottom of the eighth inning to i Lucille Covey J” leven, 34, of the Cleveland Indians, cej were for the AL. Gossage, 2-1, Poland, and was a resident of give host Manchester a 7-6 victory. who earned a save in last year’s New York Yankees lefty Ron Lucille (Niles) Covey, 64, of 5 '1*5 jgf- the American League starters are Manchester for many years. 999 A night to forget for Fanelli, but Jack Morris and Dan Petry of the National League victory, has 17 Guidry was unanimously recom­ Frances Drive, died Thursday at a - She was a communicant of Ss. I T V C ! L f ■' Here's a complete home entertainment it gets worse; a year ago, in the 1 saves and a 1.79 ERA. mended by AL managers but local convalescent home. She was 1 Detroit Tigers and Dave Stieb of Cyril and Methodius Church, Hart­ ' ' M system from Fisher!F i^e r! Enjoy high fidelity same situation against the same Valenzuela, 9-8, was the starting asked league president Or. Bobby the wife of the late Charles Covey. Toronto, Donnie Moore of the ford, and a member of the church music with the 50-watt per channel team, he threw a ball away to lose California Angels, Willie Hernan­ pitcher for the NL in 1981 and will Brown not to select him because he Born in Waterbury, Jan, 30,1921, rosary society. audio system featuring a synthesized the game. dez of Detroit and Jay Howell of the make his fifth appearance. He is is starting Sunday and felt he she had lived in Manchester since The funeral will be Saturday at tuner, dual cassette deck, semi-automatic The recipients of Enfield’s mis­ Oakland A’s are the relievers. currently leading the league in would not be able to pitch again 1931. She was a member of St. 8: 15 a m. from Newkirk & Whitney fortune — Post 102 — upped their turntable and an amplifier with a built-in UPI photo Gooden, 20, will make his second shutouts and complete games. Tuesday night. Mary's Episcopal Church, and the Funeral Home. 318 Burnside Ave., Zone record to 10-3, 16-10 overall. 2 2 5-band graphic equalizer Enjoy St. Paul's Guild of the church. She East Hartford, with a mass of Manchester visits Meriden’s was a volunteer and teacher's aide outstanding sound and picture quality Royals' All-Star slugger George Brett as his bat is Christian burial at 9 a.m. at Ss, with the system's 25" stereo television Ceppa Field tonight for an 8 p.m. at the Keeney Street School, a Cyril and Methodius Church, Bur­ Inspected for too much pine tar, under request of featuring a built-in stereo tuner for against Meriden. volunteer for the American Red ial will be in Mount St. Benedict Jim Fogarty, who had earlier Indians' manager Pat Corrales. The ump agreed there Cross, and a volunteer for the reception of stereo broadcasts. And you . And reserves, too Cemetery. Calling hours are to­ tripled, led off the fateful eighth was too much and ordered it wiped clean. Brett's 1st Manchester Memorial Hospital can enhance the TV's sound by playing night from 7 to 9. with a single. Dan Bontempo then inning HR won game. Auxiliary. Memorial donations may be it directly through the system's three-way laid down a sacrifice bunt — and Bv United Press International Montreal and outfielders Jose Cruz Parish and second baseman Lou She Is survived by two daugh­ made to the American Cancer speakers. Component cabinets are also the fun began. Losing pitcher Scott of Houston, Pedro Guerrero of Los Whitaker of Detroit, first baseman ters, Charlene Durkee of Atlanta. Society or to Ss. Cyril and included! Tweeddale fielded the bunt and NEW YORK - Pete Rose, who Angeles, Willie McGee of St. Louis, Eddie Murray of Baltimore, third Ga., and Mrs. Phillip (Pamela) Methodiiisj(2Ijurch. opted for the force at second. has played first, second and third Dave Parker of Cincinnati and Tim baseman George Brett of Kansas Saucier of South Windsor; a Unfortunately, his throw sailed MBs cop another bases and right and left fields in Raines of Montreal. City, shortstop Cal Ripken of brother, Charles Niles of Daytona ■ Into centerfield for an error, previous All-Star Games, will Virgil was chosen for the first Baltimore, and outfielders Rickey Beach, Fla,; two grandchildren; time. Parker and Raines each Henderson and Dave Winfield of SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRAND ! allowing Fogarty to advance to Another methodical win went High star eventually came around making his 17th All-Star appear­ and a niece. Mystery man have been selected five times. New York Yankees and Jim Rice third. into the books for the Twilight on to score on a passed ball. ance in the 56th annual classic. The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 In the American League, Detroit of Boston, boasts a .296 batting leaves estate Fanelli picked up the ball and League’s top club Thursday. Moriarty made it three-zip in the The Cincinnati Reds’ player- a.m, at St. Mary's Episcopal promptly pegged it into the third Moriarty Brothers routed visit­ manager, who is closing in on Ty Tigers manager Sparky Anderson average with 207 home runs and Church, 41 Park St. Burial will be fourth when Steve Chotiner bate bleachers as Fogarty trotted ing Katz, 6-1, at Moriarty Field, Cobb’s all-time record of 4,191 hits, annouced the selections of New 917 RBI. Eight of the AL Stars are in East Cemetery. Calling hours at MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — Authori­ singled, went to second on a wild home with the clncher. behind the four-hit pitching of Bill holds the record for most positions York Yankees Don Mattingly, batting over .300, and twenty have St. Mary's Church are Monday ties in Mobile are searching for the idei pitch, and counted on an RBI- next-of-kin to John Alexander • Chrli Helln, who was Ineffective Aksamit and the hitting of Jiome- started in All-Star games and was Chicago White Sox Carlton Fisk at least 10 home runs. from 7 to 9 p.m. Holmes Funeral single by Ray Gliha. Dugan, who lived cheaply in a I in relief, got credit for the win. grown performer Chris Petersen. one of the 12 players named Friday and Harold Baines, Toronto Blue Home, 400 Main St., has charge of ^ 9Lrv*4« OCKOli . : Enfield rallied for four runs Aksamit (4-1) fanned six and Petersen ripped his second base to the National League's reserve Jays Ernie Whitt and Damaso For the NL, the starters are New arrangements. boarding house but died leaving more than $30,000 in stocks and againat starter Mick Garbeck and walked two and hurled shutout ball hit to ignite the pad-run sixth. squad by San Diego Padres man­ Garcia, Milwaukee Brewers Cecil York Mets catcher Gary Carter, Memorial donations may be cash. Helin In the top of the seventh to until yielding a run In the sixth. Chotiner doubled to put runners on ager Dick Williams. Cooper and Paul Molitor, Boston San Diego Padres first baseman made to St. Mary's Episcopal Police found the elderly man At£l take a 6-5 lead. Post 102 pulled even By the end of the inning, it was second and third and then Bill Also chosen for the NL squad Red Sox Wade Boggs, Tigers Alan Steve Garvey, S t.^ u is Cardinals Church Altar Guild Memorial E-Z TERMS: in the bottom of the frame on an over. ChapuUs knocked them both in were catchers Tony Pena of Trammell, Minnesota Twins Tom second baseman Tom Herr and Fund. 41 Park St. dead of natural causes last week in SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER a field behind a lumber company. •CASH RBI-trlpIe by Brendan McCarthy The MBs, now 14-1, jumped out to with a double. He later scored the Pittsburgh and Ozzie Virgil of Brunansky, Seattle Mariners Phil shortstop Ozzie Smith, San Diego 445 HARTFORD RD.-KEENEY 8T. EXlfb FF 1-384 647-9997 Philadelphia, first baseman Jack Bradley and Texas Rangers Gary Padres third baseman Graig Net­ MANCHESTER. CT. • CREDIT CARO to tend it Into extra Innings. a 2-0 lead against losing hurler final marker on a ground out. Kath«r1n« Wilton Fellow tenants said Dugan, who ‘ enflsld 000 0 » 40 6-4-3 Mike Sangeloty in the first. Lea- The MBs entertain Herb’s in a Clark of St. Louis, second baseman Ward. tles, Atlanta Braves outfielder suffered from epilepsy, was • MONTHLY M onclM ttsr 210 002 11 7-S4) twi-nlght doubleheader Saturday Ryne Sandberg of Chicago, short­ The American League team, Dale Murphy, Padres outfielder Katherine (Murphy) Wilson, for­ OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T |L 9 - TUES-WEO-SAT TIL 5 • FRIDAY TIL 8 TwssdOolt and Blount; Gorbtck, doff hitter Dave Smythe doubled friendly but didn't talk much about paym em ti and Petersen plated him with a at Moriarty Field, beginning at 5 stop Garry Templeton of St. Louis, which also consists of the fan- Tony Gwynn and Mets outfleldsr merly of Winter and Main streets. himself. / H siln (7) qnd B.McCarthv. WF- Hsiln; LP- TwMddsIs. single. The former Manchester p.m. third baseman Tim Wallach of elected starters catcher Lance Darryl Strawberry. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Julv 12. 1985 - U 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 12, 1985 . SCOREBOARD Yanks beat Rangers In donnybrook

Aitros4,Miti3|12| Major iaagualaadara B y UnltBd Press International and Bob Shirley allowed four "win, lose & DREW Rangers runs in the third before Bottlna . NEW YORK — Neither pitcher Shirley finally retired the side. Rec Basketball NEW YORK HOUSTON (Based on 1.1 plate appgr^oneos x no. of SoftbaU ObrhM ObrhM lasted through the fourth inning Pete O’Brien singled home two I^Tte)Cf1bU gomes each team Ik b otaved) n*5Mi3FT Dykstra cf 6 1 1 0 Doran 2b 6 0 Notional 5 2 League Thursday night but the Texas runs and Gary Ward and George I p e . Bockmn 2b 6 0 1 0 Gainey cf 5 0 0 0 g Ob r h PCI. Rangers Glen Cook made a much VIRiQlil«TllS93NSl®kru|)tttl Hmndz lb 5 1 1 0 Gam er 3b 4 1 1 0 Wright each had RBI singles. TlllTfe Strwbrr rf 4 0 0 1 Cruz If 5 0 0 0 McGee, StL • 76 »S niM more orthodox departure than the Both managers tried to down­ R w Woman'a DIvlalon TVMeNffi.rwtwile l - y ' Herr, StL 8 305 M102 .W y m . Carter c 5 12 1 Boss rf 5 12 1 New York Yankees Joe Cowley. play the rough early action. “I Nalton Freightway throttled Tele­ Amusements Unlimited 42 (Kathy ONSoMfllliNli V i W n VTEWK. (Jorman p 0 0 0 0 Davis 1b 5 Guerrero, 0 LA 11 512? in 'ink phone, 20-2, at Nike Field Th u rid o y Bouchain 23, June Derench 8), Cher- Cruz. Hou 72 281 X 86 .X6 "We don't want to fight anybody don't like that,” said the Rangers Heep If 4 0 1 0 Ballsy c 5 0 0 0 G w y ^ V SD 82 337 48 103 .306 night. Steve Smyth and Lorry Rekoi rone's Package Store 23 (Andrea Ryan M cDowll p 0 0 0 0 Then ss 5 2 3 0 really, we just want to beat them Bobby Valentine, "there’s really P a r k » Cta 82X1 42 97 .302 ■ ■ each cracked three hiti, while six 4). Staub ph 1 0 0 0 Ryan p 2 0 0 0 on the ballfleld and that's what we no place in the game for intention­ others had two apiece for the winners, Irish Insurance 42 (R.Zola 18, Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Walling ph I RMn«, 0 0 0 Mfl “ S S 2 -2 ] Including Gary Falcetta, George Man- P.W hittier 12), Sportsman's Paradise Reynolds c 0 0 0 0 Calhoun p 0 Durham, 0 0 0 Chi !12S S 2 'Si did tonight," said Don Mattingly, ally trying to injure anyone.” RAY O L S O N cinl. Mock Gray, Mike Longo, Jim 41 (K e lly Haves 13). Johnson 3b 5 0 3 1 Puhl ph 10 0 0 Templeton, SD K « 'S whose bases-loaded double drove Television replays seemed to Moreland, Chi W 291 X 85 .292 Smyth and Tim Devolve. Foul Green­ S ^ a n a ss 5 0 1 0 Smifh p 0 0 0 0 in three of the Yankees eight runs indicate that Harrah ran out of the Sales Representative field led Telephone with a pair at Fernndz p 3 0 0 0 Amoricon League safeties. Foster If 2 0 0 0 g (di r h pci. in the fourth inning that helped base line to collide with Cowley. Standings: Porter Cable 10-1, Center TetMS 46 3 IS 3 TetMs 44 4 12 4 Brett, K C 77 276 51 99 .359 New York to an 11-7 triumph over "1 think he was trying to knock Henderson, NY 69 W 75 ta .W BUICKS Congo 9-7, Jim 's Arco 8-3, Nelson One out when winning run scored. the Rangers after Cowley was m Frelghtwov 7-S, Manchester Pizza 4-7, Golf New York ON 80S 200 880— 3 Boggs, Bos 83 330 45111 .336 the ball out his hand," said the Telephone Society 3-1, Active N Able Houston 008111000 001— 4 Bradley. Sea 83 333 47 105 .315 literally knocked out of the game in Yankees Billy Martin, "it was 1978 REGAL CUSTOM 3-t, B.A. Club 0-11. Gome-winning RBI — Dorexi (4). C o op«\ Mil 77 313 40 98 .313 2 Door Coups MMlIntilv, NY 80 X6 40 101 a collision with Texas' Toby good, hard, clean baseball. I’m E— Ryan, Gainey. DP— New York 1, Harrah, One owner, air conaltloning. V-6 ' Houston 2. LOB— New York 11, Houston Molltor, MM 79 315 58 97 .X8 sorry he hurt my man but I don’t Nika Tallwood Whitaker, Det 78 314 61 % -M After the Yankees jumped to a think he tried to do that (injure engine, must be seenll Qreen with 0. 2B— Ooran 2, H. Johnson. HR— Boss white vinyl top A women's foursome from Tallwood (10). SB— Then (2), Boss (11). S— O. Butler, Clev 83 B 3 53 100 .300 Pint place Gentle Touch Car Wash Davis, Oak X290 56 86 .297 3-0 lead on Dave Winfield's two-run Cowley)." rallied for an 8*5 victory over Steven- finished fifth out of o field of 28 teams In Smith. SF— Strawberry. #551OA the recent Southern New England Home Runs first-inning homer and Willie Ran­ With the Rangers leading, 4-3, W T A - - y f •on’t Texaco at Nike. Six batters IP H R ER BB SO i#-. W i, Women’s Golf Championship at Red­ New York National Leogue — Murphy, Atl and dolph's leadoff homer in the the Yankees scored their eight !*••*■. S' • * I rapped two hits each for Gentle Touch. Guerrero, LA 21; Clark, StL 17; Porker, Including Brian D'Allessandro. Jon ding Country Club. Tollwood's total of Fernandez 673307 second, the game started to get runs in the fourth with Meacham 362 wos nine strokes bock of perennial CIn 15; Foster, NY 14. , 1983 CENTURY CUSTOM Oubolts Butch Kinney. Jim Doherty, McDowell 3 2 0 0 1 2 singling home the first run, Mat­ John Mozzicato and John Hondfleid. winner Stealing Farms Country Clubof American Leagua rasulta Yankaaa I I . Rangara 7 Orosco 210002 American League — Fisk, Chi X; rough. Cook hit Ron Hassey with a Stamford. Nicole Damorllan shot an KIngmon, Oak 21; Brunanskv, Minn 19; 4 DMr Ssdin Fo r Stevenson's, Pete Gourlev bashed Gorm an (L 4-4) 1-321100 pitch in the first inning, following tingly doubling home three more I V-a Engine. A/C. P/S. P/B. Tilt 83. followed by Kathy Reynolds’ 91. Heusten Presley, Sea and Bell, To r 18. o tw o-run homer, o solo shot and o TEXAS NEW YORK Winfield's blast, and Bobby Mea- and pinch hitter Don Baylor wheel. Light green doubles while Phil AAodore odded two Tina Mlkolowskl's 93 and Kathy Dim- Red Sox7,Marlnara1 Ryan 7 7 3 1 3 11 Runs Batted In I low's 91. ObrhM ObrhM National Leogue — Herr, StL 66; cham in the second, one out after crashing a grand slam off reliever #2130 hits. McDwII cf 5 2 3 1 Hendrsn Calhoun cf 3 I 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 Standings: Gentle Touch Cor Wash Smith (W 5-3) 3 2 0 0 0 0 Clark, StL and M urphy, Atl 61; Wilson, Randolph's shot. Chris Welsh who replaced Cook, BOSTON SEATTLE Harrah 2b 4 0 2 0 Sample If 0 0 0 0 Phil 60; Parker, CIn 58, 10-1. Reed Construction 8-3. J.C . Pen­ obrhM abrhM O'Brien lb 4 1 1 2 Griffey If 4 12 0 W P— Rvon 2. T — 3:34. A— 20,921. In the third, Cowley plunked 2-1, after Mattingly’s double and a 1985 LA SABRE UMITED ney 8-3. Sullivan Landscaping 8-5. MInnechaug American Leogue-Mattingly, NY65; Evans rf 4 0 0 1 Reynids 2b 3 0 0 0 Bell 3b 3 2 0 0 Mttngly 1b 5 2 3 3 Baylor, N Y ond Gibson, Det 59; M urray, Curtis Wilkerson and, after a walk to Winfield. 4 Door Sodin Stevenson's Texaco 4-7. Nets Johnson WORST 4 HOLES REVERT TO PAR Boggs 3b 5 13 0 Bradley If 3 10 0 Ward If 4 12 1 Winfield rf 4 2 2 2 Insurance 3-8. Woshlngton Social Club — Modified Gross — Dave Coley 73. Nolan Ryan atrlkaouta Bolt 58; Brett, KC, Bell, T o r and Ripken, single by Oddibe McDowell, Har­ Shirley, 3-2, the third of five QM Executive cer. Full power. A/C. Rice If 4 0 0 0 Davis 1b 2 Wright 0 0 0 rf 3 0 12 Houev c 10 0 0 Bolt 57. V-8. Wire wheel covert. Light blue 3-8. Brand Rex Cable 2-9. Gary Ullery 75. Bernie Quesnel 76. Ed Miller It 1 0 0 0 GThms dh 4 Bannstr 0 0 0 dh 3 0 0 0 Wynegar c 2 1 0 0 rah chopped a high bouncer toward Yankees pitchers, worked five Symkowicz 76, Carl Ogrin 76. Net — Al 1 — Sept. 11, 1966, for the Mets ogalnst Stolon Boses #2131 Bucknr 1b 4 0 11 Caldern rf 4 0 1 1 Jones ph 10 0 1 Pasoua dh 2 1 1 0 the Braves, Pot Jarvis. National League — Colemon, StL 62; first base. Cowley came off the innings and held the Rangers to Caron 52, Todge Armata 56, Stan Jarvis Easier dh 4 1 1 0 Hendrtn cf 3 0 0 0 Petrolll c 4 0 0 0 Baylor dh 2 1 1 4 Northern 56, Ralph Dukett 58, Gary Phillips 100 — June 18, 1968, for the Mets Mc(Jee, StL 36; Lopes, Chi X ; Redus, —onnrf to field it and Harrah one hit until the seventh, eventu­ UPl photo Gedman c 3 2 1 0 Presley 3b 4 Wllkrsn 0 0 0 ss 1 1 0 0 Rndiph 2b 4 1 1 1 against the Astros, Denny LeMaster. CIn X ; Somuel, Phil 29. Bob Young 59, John Hornyak 59, Dave Tolleson ss 2 0 0 0 Pogllarl 3b 4 0 0 0 Trash Away nipped Dean Machine, Hoffmn ss 3 2 1 1 Scoff c 1 0 0 0 14)00 — Julv 3, 1973, for the Angels American League — Henderson, NY collided with him. Cowley left the ally yielding two runs in the eighth 2 Coombs 60. Max Smole 60. Closest to 1984 SKYLARK 4-3, at Robertson Park. BUI Chudzik Lyons cf 2 1 1 3 Owen ss 2 0 0 0 Mechm ss 3 1 1 1 ogalnst the A's, Sal Bando. 41; Pettis, Cal X ; Butler, Clev 26; game with a broken nose and a when he was replaced by Mike 'Vankee pitcher Joe Cowley is knockeij crackback block on his way to first base lashed three hits tor the victors, while Pin — Rick Bedlack No. 9. Gory Ullery Barrett 2b 4 0 2 0 Tofols 34 7 t 7 Totals 34 11 11 11 2 Door Coupo 24)00 — Aug. 31, 1976, for the Angels Collins, Ook 25; Moseby, Tor 23. Tom Zownir and Harry Commeyer No. 17. Skins ~ R.Decker No. 8, Dove Totals 24 7 10 7 Totals Kill Texos 004000 021-7 facial deep gash that required six Armstrong. Wright’s sacrifice fly to the ground by Rangers’ Toby Harrah, in violent baseball action at Yankee Economical standard shift. 4 cytln- cantrlbuted two apiece. For Deon, Bob Coombs No. 10, N.McKee No. 13, Ed Boston 100 202 OW—7 New York 210 000 00X— 11 ogalnst the Tigers, Ron LeFlore. stitches. drove in one run and the second Symkowicz No. 18. 34)00 — July 4, 1980, for the Astros Pitching who dropped the pitcher with a Stadium Thursday. ders. AM/FM radio. 4.300 miles. Lulpold, Denny Shooter and Mike Seattle 000 001 000— 1 Game-winning RBI — Mattingly Victories scored on Bobby Jones RBI ground Oulm et lined two hits each. WOMEN'S 9 HOLE — A — Anne Game-winning RBI — Buckner (8). (9). ogalnst the Reds, Cesar Geronimo. "I have only one thing to say," Anderson 11 pts., Ruth Munson lOpts. B National League — Andular, StL 15-3; #5433A Standings; Manchester Property E— Reynolds. DP— Boston 1, Seattle 4. E— Meachom. DP— New York 2. 3,509 — April 27,1903, for the Astros to Gooden, NY 12-3; Mohler, Atl 12-7; said Harrah after the game, "I out. Maintenance Dean Machine 7-4, — Carrie Lelgher 10 pts., Agnes Tublok to give the .Yankees their seventh York's home record to 29-13, the 9-7, LOB— Boston 5, Seattle 6. 2B— Boggs, LOB— break ,Walter Johnson's record, Hawkins, SD 11-2; Hoyt, SD 114. hope that Joe's okay. That's all." In the ninth, McDowell homered with a single oil Armstrong belore L.M . Gill 7-4, Manchester Police Union 8 pts.. Hazel LaskI 8 pts.. Mllle Gedman. HR— Lyons (3), Hoffmon (3). S Texas 6, New York 6. 2B— Mattingly 2, ogalnst the Expos, Brad Mills. best in the American League. 1983 REGAL Lom bardo pts. C — Flo GIrord 12pts., American League — Guidry, NY 11-3; Cowley and relievers Rich Bordi with one out and Harrah followed Brian Fisher got the final two outs win in eight games and raise New 4-5, Manchester Oil Heat 5-4, Gibson's 6 — Owen, Hoffmon. SF— Lyons, Evans. McDowell, Ward. HR— Winfield 44)00 — Julv 11, 1985, for the Astros 2 Door Coupo G ym 5-4, Barraclitte's Amoco 5-4, Alice Williams 10 pts.. Anne Gulnan 10 Romanick, Cal 104; Morris, Det ond (11), against the Mets, Danny Heep. Viola, Minn 106; Boyd, Bos and Petrv, Air conditioning. 26,500 miles. 3-6 Tra sh Aw ay 5-4, Bob . Marie's Pizza pts. Randolph (2), Baylor (15), McDowell (5). 8 IP H R ER BB SO Det 10-7. V6 engine, excellent condition, 3-8,'Cox Coble 3-8. Boston SF— Wright. Earned Run Average sharp white with burgundy trim Nipper (W SO) 5 1-3 1 1 1 6 4 IP H R ER BB SO Dodgara 3, Cuba 1 (Based on I Inning x numbor of gamos Crawford (S 3) 3 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 Texas #5466A Indapsndant Seattle Cook (L 2-1) 3 2-3 8 9 9 2 2 ooch foam has Maved) Swift (L 3-3) 5 1-3 9 0 1 Notional League — Gooden, NY 1.78; Irish Insurance blew out Glenn 6 6 Welsh 1 1-3 1 2 2 3 0 LOI ANGELES CHICAGO Draveckv, SD 2.11; Sanderson, Chi 2.26; Lynn drills another 3-run, game-winner Soccer R. Thomas 2 2-3 1 1 1 1 2 Roiema 2 1 0 0 0 2 ObrhM ObrhM 1983 LE SABRE Construction, 13-1, at Robertson. Steve Tudor, StL 2.27; Cox, StL 2.X. Gentino and Jim Keefe paced Irish Long 1 0 0 0 0 0 Schmidt 1 1 0 0 0 0 Andersn 3b 3 0 0 0 Hatcher cf 3 0 0 0 LImItod 4 Door Dodtn H B P — by (Gedman). Balk— Duncan u 4 0 0 0 Sandbrg 2b 4 0 2 1 American League — Stieb, To r 1.84; with three hits each, while Don Korkos, swift New York Key, Tor 2.99; Guidry, NY 2.69; as the White Sox built a 6-3 lead. "It Sutton scattered seven hits over Family sized car. A/C. P/S. P/B. V-8 | Nipper. T — 2:30. A— 10,473. Cowley 2 1-3 1 2 2 2 0 Russell If 3 1 1 0 Lopes If 4 0 0 0 By GerrY Monlgan said Sox catcher Carlton Fisk, whose record improved to 3-4 with Greg Fellows and Mark Lambert Lelbrondt, KC 2.74; Hoas, MM 2.76. wasn't a home-run pitch, but it’s seven innings in raising his record engine. Stereo radio, dark green chipped In with two apiece. Jim Pee Wees BordI 0 2 2 2 1 0 Cabell rf 4 12 0 Moreind rf 4 0 0 0 Strikeouts United Press International "but this was just strange,” his one-hit performance over the #2128 Flaherty and Dave Vlara slapped three Shirley (W 3-2) 5 4 2 2 1 2 Howell p 0 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 4 0 0 0 final 3 2-3 innings. uncanny the way things sometimes to 9-5. Pete Vuckovich, 3-7, was the MCC; Express 7 (Brendan Prlndl- Twins 5. Tigers 1 Armstrong 12 110 0 Brock 1b 3 0 10 Davis c 4 0 10 National League — Gooden, NY 142; Not so strange for Lynn, who is safeties each for the losers. Ryan, Hou IX ; Soto, CIn 114; go against you. Four feet shorter loser. In action ot Fltzgerold Field, Pete vllle 5, Mork Forschlno. Mott Som- Fisher 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Landrex cf 0 0 0 0 Cev 3b 1 0 0 0 Baseball is a funny game. You making a habit of this sort of thing. "This is the best thing that has 1983 CENTURY berg), Carriers 0. BordI pitched to 3 batters In 3rd. Maldond cf 3 1 0 0 Speler 3b 10 0 0 Valenzuela, LA 113; DeLeon, Pitt 111. and it's an out.” Denz whacked a solo home run In the MINNESOTA DETROIT American Leogue — Morris, Det 111; never know when condelmacia and It was his fourth ninth-inning happened to me in three months.” 4 Door Sodin fourth Inning to account for the gam e’s Sockers 2 (Michoel Flanogon 2), dbrhbl ObrhM HBP— by Cook (Hassey, Meachom); Yeoger c 3 0 12 Bowo ss 3 0 10 said Stewart, the object of trade Royals 2, Indians 1 Aztecs 0. by Sax 2b 4 0 2 1 Hebner ph 1 0 0 0 Bannister, Chi ond Blvleven, Clev 101; Fred Lynn will conspire to beat game-winning RBI of the season, Hard to find model, air condition­ only tally as Cherrone's Package Store Puckett cf 4 0 0 1 Whltakr 2b 5 1 1 0 Stieb, T o r 92; Witt, Cal 91. Twins 5, Tigers 1 At Cleveland, Danny Jackson edged Main Pub, 1-0. The Pub’s Tim Smalley ss 4 0 1 0 Trm m ll Cowley ss 2 0 0(Wllkerson). 0 T — 3:02. A— Welch p 2 0 0 0 Fontenot p 2 0 0 0 you. three of which have come via the rumors in recent days. "I don’t like ing. V6 engine, cruise control beige 21,863. Matszk 1b 1 0 0 0 Bosley ph 1110 Saves At Detroit, rookie Mark Salas threw a six-hitter and George Brett with dark brown trim BvcholskI, who slugged a double and MIdgeti Gagne ss 1 0 0 0 Gibson dh 4 0 2 1 Notional League — Reardon, Mtl 72; One out away from nailing down home run, to say it's a good omen when single, was the only batter In the game Stenhos 1b 4 0 0 0 Evans 1b 2 0 0 0 Frazier p 0 0 0 0 stroked a tie-breaking two-run #2124 Totals 30 3 7 3 Totoh 32 1 5 1 Smith, Chi 19; Gossoge, SD 17; Power, a save for the White Sox Thursday "It was a big win, and the most someone gets hurt." stroked a first-inning homer for the with m ore than one hit. Kennedy Rd; Olympics 2 (Dave Brnnsky rf 4 1 0 0 Herndon If 4 0 1 0 CInn 16; Sutter, Atl 15. double keying a three-run fifth American standings: Nossiff Arms Glonsante. Matt Loppen). Academics 1 Bush If 4 0 10 Gorbev rf 4 0 2 0 Los Angeles 000 000 300— 3 night, Chicago stopper Bob James gratifying of the three ninth-inning Lee Lacy, who increased his Royals. Jackson, 7-6, threw his Chlcoeo 000 000 OH) 1 American League — Hernandez, Det inning to lift Minnesota, Mike 1981 CENTURY CUSTOM 10-3, Lathrop Insurance 10-3, Farr's8-5, (Charles Ransom). Meier If 0 0 0 0 Lemon cf 3 0 0 0 0rlolaa7,WhltaSox6 and Howell, Ook 18; James, Chi 17; was striken by an attack of home runs I’ve hit,” Said Lynn of hitting streak to 14 games, drilled team-high third shutout and fourth Irish Insurance 7-5, Glenn Construction MCC: Sting 2 (Tom Kelly, Matt Engle dh 4 12 1 Brookns 3b 4 0 0 0 (Jqme-wlnnlng RBI — Yeager (2). 4 Doir Sidin DP— Chicago 1. LOB— Los Angeles Moore, Cal and Quisenberrv, KC 16. condelmacia — inflamation of the his ISth homer of the season, his fourth hit of the game to start Smithson, 8-7, and Ron Davis complete game. Vem Ruble, 2-4, 5-7, Wilson Electric M 2. DeMarco). Sounders 2 (Paul Comer. Goettl 3b 4 110 Castillo CHICAGO c 2 0 0 0 BALTIMORE combined on a six-hitter as the V-8 engine, auto, excellent condi­ National standings: Buffalo Water Dallas Colemon). Teufel 2b 2 110 Bergmn ph 1 0 0 0 6, kneecap. "because we weren’t as down (in the winning rally. Cal Ripken allowed five hits. tion. sharp tu-tone red. (MrhM ObrhM Chicago 7.2B— Bowa, Bosley, Sandberg. Twins beat the Tigers for the fifth Ta vern 9-4, Main Pub 9-4, Cherrone's Apollos 2 (Angel Cosme. Cosey Salas c 4 12 2 Melvin c 0 0 0 0 .Mike Stanton relieved with the the other games) as we were this walked, and Murray singled home #5S02A Packoge Store 6-7. Zembrowski AM- Modlsn ph 0 0 0 0 Law If 4 0 2 1 Wiggins SB—2b 3 Sox (18). S— 2 Bro ck, Welch. I 0 Blue Jays 5, Angels 3 Cavonna). Spartons 0. Ryal If 1 0 0 0 Lacy rf 5 14 0 time. Lacy before Lynn drilled a 3-1 pitch time without a loss this year. J Stars 5-8, Sullivan Company 3-10, Tofols 25 5 8 4 Totals 21 1 6 1 IP H R ER BB SO All-Star Gama roatara bases empty and four batters later At Anaheim, Calif., Ranee Mul- Manchester Medical Supply 3-10. MInnsufa 001 020 OW— 5 Hulett 3b 4 2 2 0 Ripken ss Los 3 Angelet 1 1 3 left with a stunning loss. After an "James was pitching well. We over the 360- foot mark. 1981 e l e c t ;; a l i m i t e d Juniors Detroit 000 MO 000 I Baines rf 4 0 10 Murray Welch1b 3 (W 3-1) 1 71-3 5 1 1 1 1 0 3 A’s 9, Brewers 3 liniks collected two doubles and a Fisk c 3 1 1 3 Lynn cf 1 1 3 RBI single by Eddie Murray, Lynn hadn’t got around on any of his "The pitch to Lynn was a decent 4 D c ^ J i n Gome-winning RBI — Solos (3). 4 Howell (S 9) 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 N EW Y O R K (U P l) — Rosters for single, scored twice, and drove in a Charter Oak Bruins 3 (Dano Hortse. Patti Horn- Walker lb 3 0 0 0 Roenick If 2 0 0 0 Chicago Tuesday's All-Star C^imo In Minneapo­ cleared the bases with a three-run balls, and it was just the break we pitch on the outside part of the At Oakland, Calif., Mickey Tet­ A real beaut. c SST:i1 power, one of a bustel. Allison Newman), Red Sox 0. E — Herndon, Brookens. LOB— run to carry the Blue Jays. George Minnesota Poclork dh 4 I 2 0 Dwyer If 1 0 0 0 Fontenot (LtMt > 8 7 3 3 3 4 lis: plate' and running away," said tleton homered and Don Sutton kind. Black/bTuk vinyl top. Highland Pork Market upset Allied Whalers 0, Eagles 0. Salazar cf 3 0 1 0 Young dh 4 0 10 homer to lift the Baltimore Orioles needed. We haven’t gotten too 6, Detroit 9. 2B— Whitaker, Engle, Solas. Frazier /I 0 0 0 1 0 Fisk, who drove in three runs with won his sixth straight and 289th Bell had a pair of RBI singles to #2121 Printing, 13-5, at Fitzgerald, to force o Fletchr ss 3 1 2 1 Rayford 1b 4 0 0 0 HBP— by Welctf (Hatcher, Cev). T— NATIONAL AMERICAN to an amazing 7-6 victory. many this year.” tie tor first In the Charter Ook 3B— Teufel. SB— Gibson (12), Teufel (3). Starters game of his career to lift the A’s. help Toronto win its fifth straight. S— Trammell. SF— Puckett. Hairstn ph 1 0 0 0 Dempsey2:20. c 3 A— 35,469. 1 1 0 "Some things are baseball,” Neither has Sammy Stewart, his 22nd homer and a sacrifice fly 1982 ELECTRA standings. Both teams now stand at 9-2. Intermediates Guillen ss 0 0 0 0 Gross ph 10 0 0 Carter, NY, c Parrish, Dot, c Alex Britnell sparked the winners' IP H R ER BB SO Garvey, SD, 1b Murray, Bal, 1b E ititi Wig^on Yanks 1 (Jeff StOnlunas). Racers 0. Cruz 2b 4 111 14-hlt attack with o trio of safeties. Skip Mlnnesolo Totals 34 6 12 4 Totals 33 7 M 7 Herr, StL, 2b Whitaker, Det, 2b Excellent condition. Full power. V- Moreau, Dave Desontos, Pete Devon- Stars 2 (Brenda Rockwood, Chris Smithson (W 6-7) 8 6 1 1 4 4 RadaZ,ExpoaO Smith, StL, ss Ripken, Bal, ss Rovegno), Tigers 0. Two out when winning run scored. 8. 29.000 miles, tan nev, Joe Pamaro and Doug Whitaker Davis (S 11) 1 0 0 0 1 3 CMcogo 102000300— 6 Nettles, SD, 3b Brett, KC, X U #2129 oil contributed two hits each tor Detroll Murphy, Atl, of Henderson, N Y , of O'Neol (L 5-2) 5 5 4 3 1 1 Baltimore 100 030 006— 7 MONTREAL CINCINNATI Highland. Jim Rosslllo cranked o Game-winning RBI — Lynn (6). Gwynn, SD, of Rice, Bos, of homer, double and single for Allied, Lopez 3 3 1 0 0 1 ObrhM ObrhM Strawberry, NY, of Winfield, NY, of 1981 REGAL Scherrer 10001 1 DP— Chicago 1, Baltimore 1. LOB— Raines If 4 0 1 0 Redus If 4 0 11 2 Door Coups while Doug Leonard and Scott Green Chicogo 4, Baltimore 8. 2B— Ripken, Law 2b 4 0 10 Milner cf 4 0 0 0 added two hits each. John McDermott Smithson pitched to 2 batters In 9th. Reserves One owner car. V6. A/C. A/T. P/S. HBP— by . WP— . Balk— . PB— . T— Hulett, Cruz, 1 ^ . 3B— . HR— Fisk (22), Brooks ss 4 0 1 0 Parker rf 4 0 0 0 Pena, Pitt, c Fisk, Chi, c SCOREBOARD also blasted o round-tripper. Lynn (15). SB— Wiggins (7), Lacy (6). S P/B. stereo. 2 tone jade. Standings: Highland Park Market Baseball 2:53. A— 26,215. Driessn 1b 3 0 0 0 Perez 1b 4 0 10 Virgil, Phil, c Whiff, To r, c — Salazar. SF— Ripken, Rsk. Wallach 3b 3 0 2 0 Esaskv 3b 4 0 1 0 #5159A 9-2, Allied Printing 9-2, Postal Express IP H RERBBSO Rose, CIn, 1b Mattingly, NY, 1b 4-5, Tiern ey's 5-4, Lostrodo Pizza 4-7, Webster cf 3 0 2 0 Conepen ss 2 1 1 0 Clark, StL, 1b Cooper, MM, 1b OAKLAND INVADERS Roy ala 1. Indiana 0 CMoogo Barnes rf 3 0 10 Oester 2b 2 110 Sandberg, Chi, 2b Ht. Wt. Ago M C C Vets 4-7, Main Pub/M M H 3-8, Bannister 6 6 3 3 5 7 Garcia, Tor, 2b USFL numerical rostsrs Connecticut Bonk 8, Trust 3-6. Flfzoerld c 3 0 0 0 Bllardell c 3 0 2 1 Templeton, SD, ss Trammell, Det, ss I— Anthony Corter, wr 811 162 7A1980 REGAL UMITED American League standings Spllner 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Hesketh p 2 0 0 0 Robinson p 2 0 0 0 Championship Game 3—Noyo Bolovic, k 5-9 IX X KANSAS CITY CLEVELAND Wallach, Mtl, 3b Molltor, MM, X r jotball 2 Door Coupo Agosto 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Dawson ph 1 0 0 0 Power p 0 0 0 0 Cruz, Hou, of Boggs, Bos, 3b Tennis Baltimore vs. Ooktand 7—Ooryl Hart, cb 810 IX 74 L Golf Nicely equipped car. A/C. A/T. P/S. | ObrhM ObrhM James 2 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 10-Stan Talley, o 85 2 X X PaganI East Wilson cf 4 0 1 0 Butler cf 4 0 1 0 Stanton ( L I - 3 ) 0 3 4 4 1 0 Guerrero, L A , of Ward, Tex, of BALTIMORE STARS P/B. P/wIndows. P/locks. rust­ W L Pet. OB Totals 30 0 7 0 Totals 29 2 7 2 McGee, StL, of Baines, Chi, ot Ht. Wt. Age II- Bobby Hebert, gb 84 208 24 Aldo's Pizza obliterated Manchester Smith If 4 0 0 0 Franco ss 4 0 0 0 BMtlmors Montreal 000 000 000— 0 Parker, CIn, of 18Fred Besana, gb 84 2X X proof. 6 cylinders, defdgger. split | Toronto 53 32 .624 — Jones If 0 0 0 0 Bernzrd 2b 4 0 0 0 McGregor 61-3 11 6 6 0 5 Bradley, Sea, of 1— David Trout, k 5-6 165 27 JCt, 20-4, at PagonI Field. Kevin Cincinnati OOO 000 20x— 2 Raines, Mtl, of Brunansky, Min, of 7— Sean Londetta, p 80 200 X 18John Torchio, gb 82 210 24 seat. Schaeffer drilled five hits, white Ed Detroit 47 35 . 573 4V7 Brett 3b 4 13 1 Thorntn dh 3 0 1 0 Stewart (W 3-4) 2 2-3 1 0 0 1 3 PGA Klngsmlll C linic Hall ot Fame Championships ^USFLstandlngs New York 46 36 . 561 5Vs Gome-wInnlngRBI— Bllardello (2). lOTIm RIordon, gb 80 182 24 20- Erlc Jordan, tb 80 210 X ______#5401A______Bom bardier laced four to led Aldo's. Al Orta dh 4 0 0 0 Nixon or 0 0 0 0 Bannister pitched to 1 batter hi 7th; E— Concepcion. DP— Clnclnnatl3. Pitchers AtNewpert>R.I.>Julyl1 21- OMver Davis, s 82 205 X Tounaud and Harry Roy clouted three Baltimore 43 39 . 524 8V3 Sherldn rf 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 3bAgosto 4 0 pitched 10 to I batter In 8th. WMIIomiburg, Va., July 11 12-Dave Bolsture, gb 81 190 26 LOB Andular, StL Morris, Dot RirtRound(Par71) Men'sSIngles Eastern Conference 18Chuck Fusing, gb 81 XI 27 23- Otli Brown, rb 811 200 X hits, and Scott Roman and Bob Odell Boston 43 41 .512 9Va BalbonI 1b 4 0 0 0 Tobler 1b T3 — 0 3:10. A — 23,958.2 0 w L T Pet. PF PA Milwaukee — Montreol 3, CIndnnatl 7. 2B— Wallach, Gorrolts, SF Petry, Det Lon Hinkle X-32—64 Quarterfinals 20- Mark McCants, s 80 193 27 24- (}errlck Martin, cb 811IX X OTHERS odded o poir apiece. Five batters 36 45 . 444 15 White 2b 3 0 10 Carter If 3 0 0 0 Gooden, N Y Stieb, To r v-BIrm nehm n 5 0 .722 436 299 Cleveland 27 56 .325 25 Esasky. SB —Raines (28). S — Jay Hooe 36-30— 66 John Sadr I, Charlotte, N.C., det. Scott 21- BMI Hardee, cb 80 IX X 28Bobby Futrell, cb 811 I X 72 managed one hit each for the JCs. Sundbrg c 2 0 0 0 Castillo rf 3 0 10 Robinson. Gossoge, SD Blyleven, Cle Davls,SantaMonlco,Call(.,83,7-S:Tlm x-New Jersey 11 7 0 .6U 418 377 28- Shawn Faukner, rb 811 1M 72 1982 MAZDA GLC WMt Blancin ss 3 0 0 0 Bando c 2 0 0 0 Steve Pate 34-32— 66 428 337 X-Allen Horvin, lb 5-9 205 27 IP H R ER BB SO Hoyt, SD Hernandez, (3et Mayotte, Springfield, Mass., det. Marc x-Mamphls 11 7 0 .611 23-Antonlo Gibson, s 82 196 X 29- Derrek Holloway, wr 87 IX 24 Californio 49 35 . 583 — Ayala ph 1 0 0 0 Mike Hulbert 33-33—66 7 1 .563 368 260 L CuKtm Coupo BluaJaya5,Angala3 Montreal Reardan, Mtl Moare, Cal Mike Reid 34-X— 67 Flur, Durham , N .C .,3-6,84,82. x-Baltlmore 10 28Gorv Worthy, rb 811 195 7S 31- Davld Greenwood, s 6-3 208 X Waat SIda Oaklond 44 40 .524 5 Willard c 0 0 0 0 e 0 .556 405 422 Auto., A/C, 4 Cyl.. sharp amall car. Kansas City 42 41 .506 V Hesketh (L 54) 7 6 2 2 2 7 Ryan, Hou Howell, Oak Mark Haves 35-32— 67 x-Tompa Bay 10 28Scott Woerner, s 80 195 26 32- Albert Bentley, fb 811 208 24 6 3 Totals 32 1 5 1 Totals 21 0 6 0 Lucas 110 0 11 Valenzuela, LA Kev, Tor Jacksonville 9 9 0 .500 407 402 Red Lee bested Belllveau Painters, Chicogo 40 41 .494 V/7 TORONTO CALIFORNIA Wayne Grady 34-33—67 28Jonathan Sutton, cb 81 195 X 34-Mlke Jones, hb 82 2)0 X #2104A 10-7, at PaganI. Dave Keeney, Bob Kansas City 100 000 000— 1 CIndnnall U.8. Pro Tennis Championships Orlondo 5 13 0 .278 308 481 38Vlto McKeever, cb 80 IK X Seattle 41 43 .468 8 Cleveland 000 000 000— 0 cdirhM ObrhM Manogers Frank Conner 35-32—67 Western Contsrmco 27-Mlke Lush, s 82 185 27 Gauthier and Fran Corr, hammered Minnesota 38 44 .4^ 10 G ord a 2b 5 2 2 0 Carew 1b 5 0 3 1 Robnsn (W 5-0) 7 1-3 6 0 0 0 6 Larry RInker X-3 5-6 7 38Bryan Thomas, rb 810 191 24 41-John SulMyan, s 81 I K X Game-winning RBI — Brett (9). Power (S 16) 1 ^3 1 0 0 0 1 Williams, SD Anderson, Det At B rookllne. Moss., July 11 V-Ookland 13 4 1 .750 4 X 359 1982 CHF’^CAPRICE three hits each for Red Lee, while Texos • 32 53 .376 W/7 Moseby cf 4 1 0 0 Beniquz If 5 0 0 0 Paul Azlnger 35-32—67 38Jeff Rodenberger,fb-te 6-3 235 75 43-John Williams, rb 811 213 24 E— Jocoby, Jackson, Tabler. T — 2:37. A— 21,150. Second Rotmd x-Denver 11 7 0 .611 433 3X Gaylen Gagnon and Jack Hayes odded Ttiurtdoy's Results DP— Mullnks 3b 3 2 3 1 Jockson rf 3 0 1 0 Steve Hart 34-34— 68 38Davld Riley, fb 82 215 X 48Tom Newton, lb 80 2X X 4 ' ’, ^ Jon two ariece. For Belllveau, Mike Paul McNamoe, Australia, def. Jakob x-Houston 10 8 0 .556 544 388 48 Tlm Lucas, lb 84 2 X 24 Oaklond 9. Milwaukee 3 Konsos City 2, Cleveland 1. LOB— Kansas lorgi 3b 2 0 0 0 DeCIncs 3b 4 0 1 0 Ronnie Block 33-35—68 Hlosek, Switzerland, 83,2-6,82; Roberto 37-R.L. Horrls, cb 811 177 X Fully equip wner car, V-8 an­ Adams and Kevin Flynn smacked three Arizona 8 10 0 .444 376 405 48Kelvln Bryant, rb 81 194 24 50- Ray Bentley, lb 82 250 24 Minnesota 5, Detroit 1 City 5, Cleveland 5. HR— Brett (12), SB— Bell' If 4 0 2 2 Jones cf 3 1 1 0 Plrataa6,6lanta4 Roger Maltble 33-35—68 Arguello, Argentina, def. Hons Schwaler. 275 422 gina. 47,000 w es. wire wheel cov- sofetles each, while Jim Buchler ond Konsos City 1, Cleveland 0 Bobby Wodkins 37-31—68 Portlond 6 12 0 .333 47-(Mircla Lane, cb 89 175 X 51- Gary Plumm er, lb 81 243 X Sheridan (9). Oliver dh 5 0 11 Downing If 1 0 0 0 West Germany, 81, 7-5; Joan Aguilera, Son Antonio 5 13 0 .2X 296 436 ara. Light grey Brian Aushin contributed two opiece. Boltimore 7. Chicago 6 Donnie Hammond 33-35—66 50- Bart Oates, c 6-3 265 X 54-Ed Smith, lb 83 2 X X IP H R ER BB SO Lee pr 0 0 0 0 Grich dh 4 0 11 All-Star Game pitchera Spain, def. Francesco CancellottI, Italy, Los Angeles 3 15 0 .167 266 456 #S488A New York 11, Texas 7 Kansas City Upshaw 1b 4 0 2 1 Wllfong 2b 3 0 SAN 1 0 FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH Gary PInns X-X-69 51- Glenn Howard, lb 82 2 X X 58Rlch Dixon, lb 82 2X X ObrhM ObrhM 7-5, 46, 7-5. x-dlnchod playoff berth 58Tom Turnure, c 84 257 27 Woman'a Rec Toronto 5, Californio 3 Jackson (W 7-6) 9 6 0 0 1 4 Whitt c 3 0 10 Brown ph 10 0 0 Scott Hoch 36-33— X Third Round y-dlched contoronco title 58Sam Mill, lb 89 225 X Boston 7, Seattle 1 Cleveland Barfield rf 3 0 0 0 Gerber 2b 0 0 0 0 Yongbld cf4120Ray2b 4222 (Stotlstlcsthrough Wednesday, Julv 10) Hole Irwin 58Joe Hoppe, c 82 259 X 57-Rondy McClanohn, lb 85 2 X X 1982 MAZDA GLC Wellmn 2b 4 1 2 1 Kemp If 3 0 0 0 Libor PImek, Czechoslovakia, def. Tim 58Davld Shaw, lb 80 2X X Sportsman Cofe was awarded a 7-0 Friday's Gomes Ruble (L 2-4) 9 5 1114 Fernndz ss 4 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 4 1 2 0 Jon Chattee 36-33— 69 Wllkison, Asheville, N.C., 46, 81, 82; USFL Playoffs 58Gearge Cooper, lb 82 2X X Stitlon Wagon Minnesota (Butdier 5-8) at Detroit CDavIs rf 5 0 2 2 Frobel If 10 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Mike Bright S 57-Ron Crosby, lb 83 X7 X 59-Angelo Snipes, lb 80 208 X forfeit when Buffalo Water Tavern W P— Ruble. PB— Sundberg. T — 2:26. A Boone c 4 111 Mats WMonder, Sweden, det. Ste- (All Times EDT) Automatic, A/C, 4 cylinder, stereo failed to field a team at Charter Ook (Tanano 4-7), 7:35 o.m. — 5,256. Totals 37 5 11 5 TOIMt 37 3 11 3 Leonard If 5 0 0 0 Modlck 3b 4 1 2 1 w I Ip h bb so era Mike Donald 34-35—69 58(jeorae Jamison, lb 81 2X 32 62-Jeff WIska, o 84 265 X Brown 4 0 0 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 0 0 Moore, Cal 7 3 53.1 43 11 X 1.X tan Quoierflnals 68Jlm Leonard, c-g 6-3 2K 27 Field. Konsos City (Llebrandt 8-5) at Toronte 001031 000— 5 3b Keith Fergus 35-34—69 Eriksson, Sweden, 81, 82; Henrik 62-Ron Coder, g 84 260 31 radio, sliver ^2127 Cleveland (Romero 0-^). 7:35 p.m. Bronlv c 3 111 Hendrck rf4 1 2 1 Blvlevn, Civ 8 8 145.0 I X X 101 3.10 Frank Fuhrer 36-33—69 Birmingham 22, Houston 7D 68George Gilbert, g 83 264 X 68Tracy Franz, o 85 2X X CMItomla 010 300 000— 3 Hernndz, Dt 5 4 63.2 42 9 43 1.84 Sundstrom, Sweden, del. Jimmy Brown, Memphis 48, Denver 7 Texos (Sebra 0-1) ot New York Green 1b 3 12 0 Pena c 4)11 F uzzy ZoeMer 6 8 Larry M cCoy, lb 81 250 X 68Reoole Irving, g 82 2K 27 (Same-winning RBI — Upshaw (7). Morris, Det 10 6 151.0 126 68 111 3.04 Largo, Flo., 87 (87), 63, 81; Bruno Ozklond 30, Tcxnpo Bay 27 (Whitson 4-6), 8 p.m. A'a 9. Brawara 3 E— Wllfong, Fernandez. DP— Toronto Uribe ss 3 0 1 0 Orsulok cf 4 1 4 1 Raymond Flood 36-33—69 67-Pete Kugler, nt 6-4 255 X 70-Steve Wright, t 6-6 250 X 1983 OLDS CUTLASS Krakow p 2 0 0 0 Khalifa ss 3 0 1 0 Petrv, Del 10 7 1X.1113 V 61 3.29 Oresar, Yugoslavia, def. Roberto Arguel- Baltimore X , New Jersey 17 X-Dave Markham, t 89 285 27 Chicogo (Nelson 5-3) at Baltimore 2, Fuzzy ZoeMer 36-X— 69 lo, Argentina, 83, 6-2. 69- Chuck (amiskev, g 84 290 27 CIERRA - 4 Door Sodin (Davis 4-5), 8:05 p.m. Thmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 M cW llm p 1 0 0 0 Howell, Dak 8 3 61.1 60 23 X 1.91 John Mahatfev 34-35—X Semifinals 70- BMI Dugan, g 83 280 X 78Dave Browning, de 85 245 X Little Miss MILWAUKEE OAKLAND Collfornia 1. LOB— Toronto 9, California Key, To r 7 3 111.0 90 X 49 2.X Saturday's Result Front wheel drive: A/C. P/S. P/B, | Toronto (Kev 7-3) at California ObrhM ObrhM 8. 2B— Mulllniks 2, (Sarda, (^rew. SB— Jeffcoat p 0 0 0 0 Guante p 3 0 1 0 Michoel Barnbatt 36-33—X 71- Joe Conwell, t 86 2M 24 78Ray PInnev, t 84 2X X Roenick ph 1 0 0 0 Stieb, T o r 9 5 1X.0 94 51 92 1.84 Ookland 28, Memphis 19 78Darnell Wall, de 84 266 24 rustprooted. body side moldings, (McCosklll 4-5), 10:30 p.m. Molltor 3b 5 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 0 0 1 Jones (6), Grich (2). Bob Tw ay Sunday's Result 78lrv Eatman, t 6-6 271 24 Milwaukee (Htguero 5-5) at Ooklarxj Gdntner 2b 5 0 1 0 Lansfrd 3b 5 0 2 0 IP H R ER BB SO Minton n 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Bob Lohr 35-35— X 80- Ken Dunek, te 6-6 245 X X-Ruben Vaughn, nt 81 X I X defogger, wire wheels, beautlfull (Codiroll 8-5), 10:35 p.m. Totals X 4 19 4 Totals X 6 IS 6 Baltimore 28, Birmingham 14 80-Wes Howell, wr 83 212 X Llttla Miss softball Cooper 1b 5 2 2 0 Bochte 1b 5 110 Toronto w I Ip h bb SO era Joe Inmon 35-35—X Championship ...... 81- Scott FItzkee, w r 80 I X 27 #5322A Boston (KIson 3-2 or Trullllo 1-2) at Yount cf 4 0 10 Klngmn dh 5 1 2 0 Alxndr (W 06) 6 2-3 10 3 3 1 3 S4ui Prandsoo 211000 000— 4 Jody Mudd Fishing 82- Vlctor Harrison, wr 810 IX 24 88Paul Bermonn, te 82 2X X Anduir, StL 15 3 144.0 I X 32 66 2.X Sunday, July 14 88Mlke Schumann, wr 82 171 X Thuriday action at Martin School Seattle (Moore7-5), 10:35 p.m. SImmns dh 4 1 1 1 Baker If 4 12 1 Acker 0 00 1 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 2X OX OOx— 6 (Sorrells, SF 4 3 65.2 35 X 69 1.10 Brad Sabel 88Hebert Horrls, wr 82 186 24 Sohirdoy's Gomes (xome-wlnnlng RBI — Pena (6). David Ogrin X-33-X Al EcBl Ruthwferd, N.J. 88Wlllle Collier, wr 810 175 X B8Gordon Banks, wr 810 IX 27 1983 OLDS CUTLASS taw Army ond Navy Clubihode Hour Ogllvle If 3 0 2 2 Heath If 10 10 Lavelle (S 4) 2 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 Gooden, N Y 12 3 146.2 106 41 142 1.78 Ooklond vs. Baltimore, 8 p.m. Glatt Claontrs, 14-12; Krauie Florist Texos at New York Riles ss 4 0 3 0 Davis rf 4 2 10 CMItarnta E— Youngblood. DP— Pittsburgh 1. Bill Bergln 87-Tom Donovan, wr 80 182 X 89- Doua Cozen, te 84 X I X CIERRA - 4 Door Sodin Milwaukee at Oskland LOB (Sossoge, SD 2 1 X.1 X 12 X 1.79 90- Bob Stondller, nt 85 257 X boat Westown Phormocy, 22-10; Man- Hoshldr rf 3 0 0 0 Tettleton c 2 3 2 1 Slaton (L 4-8) 4 13 6 4 3 3 1 Hoyt, SD 11 4 131.0 121 13 54 3.X Tony OeLuca X-38—X Inland llshing rsport 88James Coyer, wr 810 IX 24 Front wheel drive: A/C, P/S, P/B, 6 1 chnttr Sawing Center down Nasslft Minnesota at Detroit, night Moore c 1 0 0 0 HIM 2b 3 0 2 2 Clements 2 23 4 1 1 1 1 — Son Francisco 9, Pittsburgh 6. 2B— C. Steve Jones USFL statistics 89- Stev Folsom, te 84 2X X 91- Monte Bennett, de 84 X6 X cylinder, stereo, deloggar. power Kansas City at Cleveland, night Davis, Ray, Hendrick. HR— Roy (5), Reardn, Mtl 2 3 X.O X 13 41 2.34 92- Tlm Moore, nt 84 2M X Arm s, 19-9; and Fuss & O'Neil nio Walts p 1 0 0 0 Griffin ss 4 1 1 I Sanchez 0 0-2 1 0 0 0 1 Ryon, Hou 8 6 135.0 115 ‘ 45 119 3.67 Allen Miller “-“—2 90- Ron Kirkpatrick, de 6-6 2X 7* antenna, light blue, sharpll Manchester State Bank, 10-8. Chicogo at Baltlnx>re, night Bronly (11). SB— Orsulok 2 (4). SF— Bob Clomoett 36-34—X 91- Buddv Moor, de 85 X2 X 98Corl Sullivan, de 84 242 X Clark ph 1 0 0 0 Acker pitched to 1 batters In 7th. Volenzul, LA 9 8 143.2 110 51 113 2.X Trout fishing Is generally slow, Team Comparisons Jane Tllden torpedoed two taters and Toronto at Collfornia, night Brohrd ph 1 0 0 0 T — 2:49. A— 31672. Wellman. Bill Britton 2 according to Department of Environ­ 98Dave Opfor, nt 6-4 260 27 99-Doug HoMIe, de 83 265 X #2122 two tingles, while Becky Bram a also Boston at Seattle, night IP H R ER BB SO Danny Edwards X-33—X Championship Game 98WIIMom Fuller, de 83 250 X Totals 17 3 10 3 Totals 37 9 14 4 mental Protection field personnel. Boltimore (187-1) belted four hits for Army and Navy. Mllwoukoe 000 002 010— 3 Son Pronclsce David Edwords X-33—X Good conditions were reported at 98Don Fielder, de 83 250 X 1983 MERCURY CAPRI Devon Garceau odded a triple and Krakow (L 5-7) 5 11 6 6 0 6 Ralph Landrum 34-36—X vs. Oaklond 033 00) llx— t Crystal Lake In Ellington, the Far­ Oakland (13-81) 98Mlke Johnson, lb 81 2X X "L” Coups tingle, while Michelle Schmidt walked Game-winning RBI — Griffin (6). Jeffcoat 2 1 0 0 0 0 Clorence Rose 35-35— X mington River north of Canton and at 99-Joh Walker, de 85 256 X and scored four times. For Hour Glass, Minton 1 1 0 0 1 0 Mike Sullivan 34"34—2 Al East Rulhortord, N.J. 8 cylinder, 3 door hatchback. National League standings E— Riles 2, GrIWIn. D P — Milwaukee 1. Candlewood Lake for roinbows and Sunday, Julv 14,8 p.m. EDT 2 Lori Lallberte tripled, and Kerri LOB— Milwaukee 9, Oakland 9. 2B— National Laagua raaulta PIttsiMirofi Transactions Brace Lletzke 36-34—X browns up to five pounds. Foir trout Basketball 23,120 miles, A/C, A/T. P/S. P/B, (Regular socnon) 2 Whitcomb and Jestico Goddard both McWilliams 3 1-3 0 4 4 1 Curtis Strange 35-35—X Simmons, Davis, Kingman. HR— 2 fishing was reported at the Scantic Bat Oak stereo (save) (^2118 hit doubles. Krause was paced by Amy East Teftlelon (xuante (W 2-1) 52-3 2 0 0 1 6 Lennie Clements 34-36—X River, Norwalk River, Housatonic Scoring 368 4X Gibbons, who sliced five singles, W L Pet. OB (2). S— HIM. SF-Ogllvle. HBP — by Guante (Uribe). WP River Trout Management Areo, Amos Christina Converse, who crunched St. Louis 50 32 .610 — IP H RERBBSO Bravaa3.PhllllaaZ Krakow. T— 2:X. A— 5,IN. Lake, Long Pond, Huntington State Net yards 9926 6354 USBLstsndIngs 1982 OLDS CUTLASS tour, and Beth Kulpo, who odded three New York 47 36 . 566 3'/z Milwaukee Park Pond and at East Twin Lake late Rushing yards 24X 2362 SUPREME - 4 Door Sodin Montreal Wednaaday’atranaactlona S225.000 U.8. Woman's Open Passing yards 3506 3992 and pitched well. Katie DeMorchl 48 37 . 565 3Vj Vuckovich (L 3-9) 2 3 3 3 2 0 afternoons. 26.420 miles, V , A/T, A/C, P/S. sparked Westown with three safeties, Chicago 44 39 . 530 6Vz PHII^DELPHIA ATLANTA Cardlnala6,PadraaO Passes 324— 533 278— 519 6 Cocanower 2-3 2 3 3 2 0 At SprtngfleMf N.J.. July 11 Largemouth bass fishing has been Comp. pet. 60.8 53.6 W L Pet. DB P/B, radio, cruise control, power | while Francine Garibaldi and Kerl Philadelphia 37 46 .446 13Vz Walts 3 1-361102 -__ , ObrhM BosebaH (Pur 72) excellent at Loke Pocotopaug, Block Springfield 16 5 .762 — Pittsburgh Passer sacked-yards 35— 250 36— 313 door locks, full vinyl roof. Lemire contributed two opiece. 28 54 .341 22 Ladd 2 3 2 1 0 0 Samuel 2b 4 1 1 1 Wshngtn rf 4 0 1 0 (Jhloogo (AL) — Traded pitcher Tim Nancy Lopez 33-37—70 Pond, Beach Pond, Walker's Reser­ New Jersey 14 6 .7W 1W Home runt by Cheryl Erwin and Jen W#tt Schu 3b 2 0 0 0 Ramin u 5 0 3 I SAN DIEGO ST. LOUIS Lollor to Boston tor outfielder Reid Had Intercepted 14 73 Ooidond ObrhM ObrhM Janet Anderson 36-34—X voir and the Connecticut River coves In Connecticut 10 9 .5X 5 #2107 Ralston powered Sewing Center. Sta­ Son Diego 48 37 .565 — Sutton (W 9-5) 7 7 2 2 1 4 Agayo 3b 2 0 1 0 Murphy cf 3 I 1 0 Nichols. the Enfleld-Eost Windsor area. Condi­ Fumbles lost 21 13 By LEWIS WITHAM Rhode Island 9 10 .474. 6 Los Angeles 46 36 .561 W Hayes cf 4 110 Horner 1b 4 0 0 0 Royster 2b 4 0 1 0 Coleman If 4 2 2 0 New York (AL) — Recalled outfielder Betsy King Turnovers lost 51 40 cey Vosko pitched well. BobbI Parlato Ontiveros 2 3 110 1 Judy Clark tions hovo been good at West Twin Long Island 7 12 .368 8 homered and tingled for Nasslft, while Cincinnati 42 40 .512 4W Wilson rf 4 0 2 1 Harper If 4 0 0 0 (i^ n n rf 4 0 0 0 McGee cf 4 2 2 0 Don Posaua from Columbus of Interna­ Avg yds punt ret 9.3 6.9 1981 HONDA ACCORD W P— Coconowor. T — 2:40. A— 0J))9. Oorvey 1b 4 0 1 0 Herr2b 5 0 0 0 Lori (^rbaez 37-34—71 Lake and East Twin Lake; fair at Tyler Take the age of Muhammad WetTchester 6 12 .3X 8 Nallenta Scott tingled and doubled Houston 43 42 . 506 5 Schmidt 1b 3 0 1 0 (Jberkfll 3b 4 0 3 1 tional League (AAA); tent utlllfYman Pond, Winchester Lake and Condl8 A vg yds KO ret 21.8 X.8 Wildwood 5 13 .278 9'/t LX Coups twice. W hitney Peterson reached base Atlonta 36 47 .434 11 Virgil c 3 0 0 0 Zuvella 2b 61 0 0 . ievotq 3b 4 0 2 0 Clark 1b 4 Scott 12 2 Bradley to Columbus. \ Jackie Bertsch Yds penalized 733 1177 All when he first won the world McRvnI cf 3 0 0 0 Londrm rf 3 0 2 2 Jon Stephenson 33-38— 71 wood Lake. A six-pound, 13-ounce bass Opponents Tfiundov'i Riiulli 6 Speed, Sun root. Air conditioning, and scored twice. Fust 8. O'Neil was led San Francisco 31 54 , 365 17 Russell If 3 0 0 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 BiNketbatl A-Dottle Pepper was reported at Candlewood Lake, a heavyweight titie, add the New Jersey 117, Long Island 91 by Susie Couture, Cherl Richard and Thursday's Results AAoddox cf 1 0 0 0 Cerone c 4 0 10 Kennodv c 3 0 1 0 Vn SIvk rf 1 0 1 0 Long Island (USBL) — Placed guard Scoring 260 399 4 cylinders, cassette. Light green. EaatarnLaaguaatandInga AAortkiez If 3 0 0 0 PondItn 3b 4 0 0 0 Kathlenn McCarthy 35-36—71 slx-ond-one-half-pound bass at Beach Net yards 5291 5584 number of teams in the orlgi- Connecticut 104, Wildwood 101 Heather Brown, who roped two hits Lot Angeles 3, Chicogo 1 Jeltz ss 2 0 10 Thmpsn pr 0 1 0 0 Mike Moses on lOGoy disabled list; Down Coe 36-3^72 Pond and a four-ond-on8half-pound FrMav's Garnet #2134 each. Richard yanked a homer. Vicki Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 4 Gross 1b 1 0 0 0 Smith p 2 0 0 0 Tempitn is 3 0 0 0 Smith ss 4 12 0 signed guard Randy Franks of St. Rushing yards 2045 1832 nai American Footbali League, Thurmnd p 1 0 0 0 Nieto c 4 0 11 Amy Alcott 34-38—72 bass ot Walker's Reservoir. Poulng yards 3246 3752 New Jersey at Lone Island Simmons socked two doublet and a Cincinnati 2, Montreal 0 W L Pet. OB Denny p 3 0 0 0 ChmMs ph 1 o 1 1 Augustine's (Raleigh, N.C.). Barb Thomos 34-38—72 Northern qlke ore providing good foturdov'i OoHMS triple for State Bonk, while Jennifer Atlanta 3, Philadelphia 2 New Britain 51 36 .506 — Carman p 0 0 0 0 Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 Davis ph 1 0 0 0 Tudor p 3 0 0 0 Los Angeles Lakers— Announced they Passes 303— 549 » 7 — 587 multipiy by the number of Jackson p 0 0 0 0 Janet Coles 35-37— 72 results on the Connecticut Rfver at Comp. Pet. 55.2 52.3 Rhode Island at Springfield USED CAR Forelock odded a four-bagger. Rang St. Louis 6, San Diego 0 Albpiw 50 37 .575 1 Thomas ph 1 0 0 0 Hubbrd 3b 0 0 0 0 will not exerdie option on contract of Vicki Alvorez 36-36—72 Wright's Cove and Hoddam Meadows. Super Bowis won by the Wildwood at New Jersey Hanna played well defensively. Houston 4, New York 3, (12lnnlngs) Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Brown ph 10 0 0 forward-center BobMcAdoo. Passer sacked-yards 60— 489 58—377 W a t e r y 30 37 .575 1 Ayoko Okomofo 33-39—72 Fishing for kokonoo Is slow at East Green Bay Packers, and sub­ FrMav't Oamee N«hua 41 45 .477 P/i IS?** * L* » 310 1 (-efforts p 0 0 0 0 New York — Named Bob HIM aulstant Hod Intercepted X 27 Tetalo II 0 S 8 TotaX X 0 is s Sherri Turner 35-37-X Twin Lake, Wononscopomuc Lake and Fumbles lost ' 16 14 Los Angeles (Hershlser 8-3) at Chicago Vermont 41 46 .471 10 N w ^tiM ie n winning ran scored. coach. Diane Lang 37-36—73 West HIM Pond. The fish ore genorolly tract the "scorecard" position (Gura fr-l), 4:05 p.m. Ph llo^ lgbln OOIOOOOW-I Son Diego OM 000 008-0 College Turnovers lost X 37 SPECIALS g y * 39 40 .441 12 St. Leux SMISONR— 0 Po m Marsh 36-37— X found at depths of 28- to 25 toot. Avg yds punt ret 9.6 10.2 number of a third baseman. Son Francisco (Goft 4-5) at Pittsburgh P ^neld 31 49 .437 13 Attonta ooonoiii— i - Ida— Announced women's M .r Smith 37-36-73 Fishing for white porch 1s excellent (Reutchel 7-2), 7:35 o.m. Game-winning RBI — Ramirez (4). (Some-winning RBI— Landrum (2) boskelball Joe Sonchez resigned to Avg yds KO ret 16.3 19.5 Radio, TV Reading 35 47 .427 13'/i “ ■ noids, “ Cathy Morse 36-37— X on the Hous(rtonlc River below Derby PA Y O FF: The above answer is Rec Baseball Montreal (Palmer 6-7) at CIncInnotl _ Thursdays Results IrTW ujhY, Jeltz. DP-nAtkmfa 1. LOB E— McRevnoids, Thurmond, Kennedy becomewomen'scoachatWake------sForest. Beth Daniel 3835— X Dam. Yellow porch ore providinqgood (Poetore2-1), 7:35 o.m. Reodinq 12. Albany W Cardinal Buick I empleton. DP— St. Louis 1. LOB— Solly Little 37-36-X ^USFLchsmplonshlpQsmss aiso the record for most Philadelphia (Rowley 66) at Atlanta New Britain 7, Glens Falls 2 oWofNlvo lineman Oeebee Lasker 3837— X Pond. White perch ore plentiful ot (Bedroelon 5-7), 7:40p.m. Nashua 3, Vermont 2 “ (8r^3H'u«.' Son Billy Hlnson.flftti-rounddraft choice,and Lake LIMInonah and bluoallls and rebounds in an NBA game. TODAY New York (Darling 8-2) at Houston Diego 5, St. Louis 9. 2B— Nieto, Clark. Potty Sheehan 35-38— X 5:W Women's U.S. 0 ^ . ESPN. 81 Adams Street Junior Alumni Woterbury 1, PlftslleldO Phitadelghta '"HREREBSO d e r iv e back Daryl Smith, ninth-round Valerie Skinner 36-37— X white perch provide good fishing at 1983 — Michigan Panthers 24, Phila­ Who hoids the record? (Nlekro 7-7), 8:35 o.m. PrMov's oiiniee HR— Clark (17). SB-CMemon 3 (62), draft cholos. delphia Stars 22, at Denver. 7:30 U.S. Pro Tournament, San D IeM (Hoyt 11-4) ot SI. Louis AAcOee 3 (X ), Royster (5), Smith (11), Kathy Postlewolt 37-36— X Lake Zoar. (Mrdner Lake, Pachaug SportsChonnal. Manchester, CT 06040 The Red Sox lopped the Yankees, Nashua qt______New Britain_ Denny 7 23 7 2 1 1 5 Indlgnapollt — Signed tackle David Muffin S^cer-(3evMn 37-36—X Pond and Black Pond provide toir 1984 — Philadelphia Stars X , Arizona 11-5, at Cheney Tech. Charlie Holcomb (Andular 15-3), 8:35 p.m, Pittsfield at Albany Carman 13 I 0 0 0 0 Vcm Slyke (15). Burnette, lattwound drott choice. Wronglers 3, ot Tampa, Fla. 0:M Ronesrs vs. Yankees, Channel ioturdov*! OomM Pat Broolev 36-38— 74 fishing for ponflsh In general and 11, WPOP. . . ^ ropped two hits and played well Woterbury at Reoiilng Andersen (L >3) 0 2 1 1 l o , _ IP H RERBBSO Pittsburgh — Announced retlrment of Jane Blalock 3836— 74 calico boM offer fair prospects at 1985 — Baltimore Stars vs. Oakland defensively for the Sox, while Chris Son Frondsco at Pittsburgh Vermont at Glens Falls Atlanta linebacker Jock Lambert and tackle Wright's Cove on the Connecticut Invaders, at East Rutherford, N.J. 0:M New Jersey vs. Lone Island Loe Angeles at Chicogo Thurtnono (L 3-7) 4 9 5 5 2 3 Lorry Brown. Janet Oeddee 3836-74 uieijeqiueqo him :ddOAVd (USBL), Channel 61. Chappell fanned five in two Innings of Saturday's Oomet Sjrtth 7 5 1 1 2 0 Cynthia HIM 3S39-74 aiYor. . THIeOameMVPs S w relief. Tom Shells led the Yanks with Montreal of CIndnnatl, night Nashua at New Britain Dedmon 1 2 1110 Jackson 321113 Heckey 1983 — Bobby Hebert, quarterbcKk, 0:U Mets vs. Astros, Channels 9, X , 6 4 9 - 4 5 7 1 Philadelphia at Atlonta, night Lefterts 1 1 0 0 0 0 AAord Bozorth 35-39—74 Still fishing at sunrise or sunset with Sg » 9 - Z X 8 -I- ZZ :U3M8NV WKHT two hits. Ryan Barry pitched a Pittsfield at Albany Sutter (W 54) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Buffalo — Defenseman Dave AAotanev Laurie RInker 35-39— 74 worms or pieces of fish for bolt Is the Michigan Panthers. complete gome, fanning tlx, and alto Son Diego ot St. Louis, night Woterbury of Reodlna Andersen pitched to 4 batters In 9th. 81. Leuli announced retirement. 1984 — Chuck Fusina, quarterback, © 198S by N EA. Inc lO'.X Red Sox vs. Mariners, Channel New York at Houston, night PB— Virgil. T — 2:24. A— 10316. Tudor (W 10-7) 9 5 0 0 1 5 Lourl Peterson 37-37— 74 recommended method for taking cat­ odded 0 bote hit. Glens Falls at Vermont Hartford — Named Bob Crgdur A-(tanlelle Ammoccopone 3836— 74 fish and bullheads. Phllodelphia Stars. M, WTIC. T— 2:27. A-34,309. assistant general manager. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 12. 1985 - » It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 12. 1985 Sports In Penalty costs Stephenson lead FOCUS / Weekend nine, where she fired a 37 Crocker will assist Francis By Ian Love She had played on the 6.274-yard United Press International course at Baltusrol earlier this HARTFORD — Bob Crocker, an eight-year veteran of the year and said the experience Hartford Whalers’ staff, Thursday was named assistant general SPR ING FIE LD , N.J. - Jan Stephenson could have shared in helped. manager of the National Hockey League Club. “ I didn’t come into the tourna­ the lead after the first round of the Crocker, who joined the Whalers in 1977 and has been director ment wondering what the^ golf Women’s U.S. Open — but for one of hockey administration for the past two years, will be involved course was going to be like,” said thin dime. in daily operations of the team and scouting, the club said. Lopez. ” I came out and played Instead Nancy Lopez, Janet He will become involved in pre-scouting of other NHL teams when it wasn’t a tournament Anderson and Kathy Baker hold and with the Whalers’ four-man scouting tearn in the search for atmosphere. It was relaxing. By the lead at the upper course at talent among the three Canadian junior leagues and U.S. colleges playing it, I was able in my mind to Baltusrol with 2-under-par 70s. and high schools. get ready for the course.” Stephenson, the U.S. Open winner "B o b ’s promotion is a reward for his dedication and hard work The LPG A’s hottest golfer the in 1983, is tied with six others at 71. since I arrived here, ” said Emile Francis, president and general last two months with three victo­ She lost her chance for a share of y ries, birdied the second, sixth, manager of the Whalers. the lead when she was assessed a ninth and 15th holes. She ended her one-stroke penalty at the 11th round with a bogey on 18 and had to green. She was marking her ball Mayotte advances In Newport sink a 25-foot putt on the par-4 13th with a dime and was tapping it in place when the ball lifted off the for a bogey. NEWPORT, R.f. — No. 2 seed Tim Mayotte of Springfield, Baker fired three birdies on the ground, a clear violation. Mass., ousted Marc Flur of Durham, N.C., 3-6, 6-4, 6-2, Thursday front nine, which most of the “ It was a disappointing round to advance to the semifinals of the $100,000 Tennis Hall of Fame golfers claimed was the toughest because I fell my attitude was good Championships at the Newport Casino. part of the course. A birdie on the and I was hitting the bail well. I got Mayotte, ranked 18th in the world, will face No. 6 seed John par-3 10th hole moved Baker to flustered when my ball mark stuck Sadri of Charlotte, N.C., Saturday for the right to advance to 4-under, but she took a 6 for a bogey to the putter.” said Stephenson. Sunday’s final in the lone American grass courts stop on the on No. 11 and bogied again at No. ’ T m usually so careful abniit m en’s pro tour. 14, Sadri, ranked 48th, surprised No. 3 seed Scott Davis of Santa those things. I ’ve never had a Peace Anderson was even-par through penalty for anything, other than Monica, Calif., 6-3, 7-5, in Thursday’s other quarterfinal match. the front nine but birdied No. 11 hitting the ball out of bounds.” Her loose change could prove and 18 to tie for the lead. A view of the Hancock Shaker Viiiage. Note the round stone barn at right. expensive if it costs her the $40,000 She prepared for the Open, Baseball talks no closer which she won in 1982, off the firs t p rize in the $250,000 NEW YORK — Major-league baseball’s owners and players tournament. greens. ”I took the last week off and went got no closer in their collective bargaining talks Thursday and Judy Clark, Lori Garbacz, fishing,” said Anderson, who hit a postponed the next scheduled negotiation session so the Players Jackie Bertsch and Betsy King 4-iron to within 20 feet of the pin on Shaker Village is a treat for those who love the past were tied with Stephenson at 71. Association had time to prepare for an executive board meeting the par-4 18th for a birdie to tie for Also tied at 71 were Kathleen Monday in Chicago. the lead. The 31st negotiating session lasted about 90 minutes with both McCarthy and Dottie Pepper, the Twenty-five years ago, low amateurs. Pepper, of Saratoga Trailing by two strokes at even sides remaining far apart concerning the financial data par were Ayako Okamoto, Amy three elderly Shaker Sisters submitted by individual clubs. The issue of the economic health Springs, N.Y., was the low ama­ who could no longer care for teur in last year’s Open. In all, 10 of Alcott, Sherri Turner, Vicki Al­ of the baseball has stalled the talks. the 153 entrants broke par for the varez, Barb Thomas, Dawn Coe the rich lands and many round, a record for the the start of a and Julie Coles. Patty Sheehan and buildings of their village, left Beth Daniel were among nine All-Star workouts popular women’s Open. others at 73. Hancock, Mass., to live out Lopez had four birdies and two their days in another Shaker NEW YORK — It seems fans are nearly as interested in Mancy Lopez reacts to a bad putt that dropped her from a bogeys to move into contention for watching the All-Stars practice as they are in the All-Star Game community. The Shaker 3-under lead to a two-under tie for first place in the U.S. her first Open title with her 70. She itself. made the turn at 3-under 33 but property in the Berkshires 'ff Tickets for Monday’s All-Star workouts, which this year will Open at Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, New Jersey. collected two bogeys on the back hamlet was put up for sale. feature a first-ever All-Star home run contest, have surpassed Fortunately for those who the 40,000 mark. Workouts for both the American and National League squads revere the Shaker heritage, have been open to the public since 1978. All proceeds from the Erikkson credits play of Wilander locals bought the place and inert $2.00-per-person admission will benefit amateur baseball in the converted it to a living Minneapolis area. m i' of the U.S. Pro Tennis Champion­ Eriksson, 21, who attended the post a 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, 6-1 victory over memorial. The 56th All-Star Game, which will be played Tuesday night in By Frederick Waterman Jim my Brown in another third- United Press International ships, Eriksson did not pretend University of Minnesota before This is a special year for the the 55,122-seat Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, round match. victory was ever within his grasp. turning pro this year, said he had Hancock Shaker Village out­ has been a sellout since M ay I. "never played a top-ranked player "H e needs a few years on the BROOKLINE, Mass. — Levels “ Everything I can do, he can do side of Pittsfield, Mass. A full better. Every time 1 came close, he before” and tered it ” a great tour,” said Wilanden,,J»r~of his of the game exist in all sports, but older but much leid^-perienced Women try for Globetrotters few losers admit it as quickly as would come up with something. If I experience, I really enjoyed it.” calendar of special events opponent. ” I had :i«ver seen him Stefan Eriksson. tried to stay back and be steady, he Wilander’s quarterfinal oppo­ and programs, including the LOS ANGELES — Joyce Walker and Linda Page will be among play before, because at the time he Zanadu Garden Cafe in New Lebanon, N.Y., is easy to After being outclassed by fellow could be steadier. If 1 tried to pass nent will be No. 5 seed Henrik was improving, I had already left immensely popular Kitchen visit in conjunction with Hancock Shaker Viiiage. 21 candidates who will begin tryouts Sunday in hopes of becoming Swede Mats Wilander 6-1, 6-2 him, he always guessed right,” he Sundstrom, also of Sweden, who Sweden to play the pro tour.” Festival. July 29 to Aug. 3, is the first woman to play for the Harlem Globetrotters. Thursday night in the third round said. recovered from a shaky start to Walker, a 5-foot-8 guard from Louisiana State, averaged 26.7 planned. Hancock: community. The imposing and points per game at college. The three-time All-America selection The third edition of a The Hancock Shaker Village is a famed round stone bam as its center serves as a symbol of that is a veteran of international play with the World University and popular travel guidebook, great place. Much of its greatness, Jones Cup teams. She has been playing professionally in Italy. Public for USFL? of course, stems from the fact that commitment. While some Shaker communities were making chairs Page, a 5-10 forward from North Carolina State, was the ACC’s “ The Best of Daytripping & it is a real place, a recreation of the and others were sewing cloaks on a leading scorer last season with a 21.6 average. She was a Wade By Gerrv'MonIgan healthy USFL could lead to a more Dining in Southern New Eng­ way things were where they were. The visitor not only gets to walk commercial basis (Hancock Shak­ Trophy finalist and a member of the All-East Regional team in United Press International innovative game. Ironically, land and Nearby New York,” through several restored struc­ ers did these tasks, but not 1984. three-quarters of those polled said leads off with a chapter which tures (20 in all) but may do so in the com m ercially), -those in western EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — the USFL would spur the N FL to also honors the Hancock environment in which the build­ Massachusetts were dairying and According to results of a poll treat its fans better.” Hinkle tries to hold PGA lead I'.,.' Shaker Village. ings always existed. planting and harvesting. The cycle revealed Thursday by Commis­ The three-year-old league, of the seasons determined their WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Lon Hinkle, whose last tournament sioner Harry Usher, the American which will switch from a spring to The visitor can understand the yearly activities and the Hancock Entitled "The City of Peace,” victory was six years ago, tries to hold on to his lead today in the public wants the U.S. Football fall format in 1986, is in financial relation of one building to another, Shaker Village museum is faithful the chapter is the first of 25 which second round of the $500,000 Kingsmill Golf Classic. League to succeed, and believes trouble. Attendance was poor, and and appreciate the practicality of to that calendar. pairs an interesting travel destina­ Hinkle shot a bogey-free first round and knocked in seven the N FL unfairly discourages it by the league is without a major the placement: get a feeling for the Of the single special events (or tion with a featured restaurant. birdies Thursday to claim the 7-under-par lead with a 32-32—64. attempting to monopolize televi­ network contract for its next closeness that these Shakers had which Hancock is known, possibly sion contracts. The authors are Betsy Wittemann The 35-year-old Dallas resident, who earned $89,850 on the PGA season. A $1.3 billion lawsuit with the natural world around the most famous is the Shaker of Glastonbury, and Nancy Webs­ "What we are in the fans' eyes is currently in litigation charges the them, and still understand that Kitchen Festival held in late July tour last year, was among 156 golfers vying for the $90,000 ter of West Hartford. an opportunity to have the excite­ N FL with conspiring to deny the they were not off in the wilderness or early August each year — call winner’s purse. Following are excerpts from the ment of competition, and that USFL television contracts. (Route 20 being a reasonably for exact dates — when culinary "I made some good putts. I’m very pleased,” said Hinkle after first chapter of the new book, competition could breed a lot of Over half of those polled believe well-traveled road and the Shakers experts prepare foods and discuss the round. focusing both on the Hancock good things,” said Usher of the the N FL is using its influence with having conducted business with various cuisines for an entire Two strokes back. Jay Haas and rookies Mike Hulbert and Shaker Village and the colorful poll, which he said was conducted the three major television net­ “ outsiders” as a help with finan­ week. Visitors get tastes, but not Steve Pate were tied for second place with 66. Zanadu Garden Cafe in nearby in June and included 1,000 works in an attempt to keep USFL cial survival). full meals. And not all of the New Lebanon, N.Y., just over the participants. games off the air in the fall of 1986, preparations are of Shaker foods. Lakers won’t sign McAdoo '' Eighty-eight percent of the fans and 80 percent felt that is wrong. Massachusetts state line from HANCOCK WAS an agricultural polled think we offer the opportun­ Eighty-seven percent said the BUT EVERYO NE who visits INGLEWOOD, Calif, — The NBA champion Los Angeles ity for young talent to be recog­ USFL deserves to have its games Hancock should allow himself a Lakers announced Thursday they will not exercise their option nized. More than 70 percent think a broadcast. Anniversary events lifted "normal” visit as well, a leisurely on the contract of veteran forward-center Bob McAdoo. Here are some of the special time to stroll through the complex McAdoo, whose 18,493 points rank him third in scoring among July 28 to Aug. 4 — World’s events coming up at Hancock people’s dinners. Shaker-style and really get the feeling of what it active players, is now a free agent with the Lakers retaining the was like to be here as a member of Shaker Village, near Pittsfield, meals served in the Believers’ right of first refusal. the community. There are two Steeler great m- Mass. Dining Room by reservation. McAdoo, 33, signed a 3-year contract before the 1982-83 season ways to do this: one is to do an July U, 13, 19 and 20 — An Aug. 17 and 18 — 10th annual entirely self-guided tour with the with the Lakers holding an option year for next year. evening with the Shakers. Dra­ Festival of Shaker Crafts. Wee­ help of a very good visitor’s map: General manager Jerry West said the Lakers are hopeful of matic candlelit tour of village kend of special demonstrations the other is to hook up with one of reaching an agreem ent to bring McAdoo back. That would allow with costumed interpreters who of traditional 19th century the team to pay McAdoo a lesser salary than the current pact Lambert retires read from Shaker letters and the two daily guided tours (at 10:30 crafts. calls for. diaries and perform Shaker Oct. 12 to 14 — Autumn a.m. and 2 p.m.) when an Interpre­ By Pohia Smith 23>A quarterback sacks and 15 ter will take you through the major fumble recoveries. music. weekend. Demonstrations of United Press International Equadorian Raoul Viver has a peculiar way of celebrating July 29 to Aug. 3 — Kitchen 19th century autumn chores buildings, ending at the Meeting Rematch set for Decker, Budd Smaller than earlier middle House for a brief demonstration of linebackers at a lanky 6-foot-4, 220 his qualification for the finals in the Swiss Open Tennis festival. Week-long celebration such as cider pressing and PITTSBURGH - The Steelers offers daily talks and demon­ Shaker music and dance. LONDON — Last summer, Mary Decker went crashing onto pounds, he set the standard at his Tournament in Gstadd. candle dipping. Held in conjunc­ were leading Super Bowl XIV, strations of Shaker culinary Even if you decide to do it on your the Olympic track in the final of the 3,000 meters, hergold-medal position with his style, speed and tion with the Hancock Shaker 24-19, with five minutes left, but the practices and foods, with tast­ Village Antiques Show in the own, however, staff members in hopes shattered in a frozen moment before a worldwide agility. The 1830 Shaker Kitchen in the Brick Viiiage, Hancock, Mass. The viiiage Los Angeles Rams were closing in ings in 1830 kitchen. Round Stone Bam. television audience of approximately 500 million. on the Pittsburgh goal line. With now-retired outside line­ Continued on page 16 Dweiiing House at the Hancock Shaker makes a deiightful summer day trip. And according to whom you want to believe, it was all the fault Despite the Steelers’ perfect backer Jack Ham, Lambert helped of the waif-like Zola Budd, the South African-born barefoot record in three previous trips to the changed the role of a linebacking runner, competing in the final for Britain. Super Bowl, team board chairman corps from that of specialists in A long friendship defending against the run into The world has since waited for a rematch. Art Rooney Sr. and his son, Dan, mobile mor.jters equally adept at At least race promoters have been angling to get them back on the club president, were worried. stopping the pass. the same track to sort out who is best at 3,000 meters. But middle linebacker Jack But on the second play of last continues to Lambert picked off a Vince Ferra- The fact that it is probably Maricica Puica of Romania, who year’s season-opener, Lambert got went on to win the gold in that Olympic race, is beside the point. gamo pass on the Steelers’ 14-yard Life Imitates art line, and Dan Rooney realized the his toe caught in the turf while Decker, now Mrs. Mary Slaney following her wedding to making another jarring tackle. British discus thrower Richard Slaney. and Budd, two inches team ’s unprecedented fourth N FL bloom He was able to play in just nine taller, 10 pounds heavier and beginning to look more like a championship was in the bag. 2 ” I said to my dad, ’Come on, let’s games, including Pittsburgh’s Tm an Allas Oil fan! All of our dealings are what we would 2 teen-ager than a little girl, will clash in London on July 20 during go down to the field and pick up our AFC championship loss to Miami; expect. They're a very professional company. Comstock Ferre 'Falcon Crest’ actress likes to horse around a Grand Prix track meet. trophy,” ’ Dan Rooney said, 'and started only three, and made just Puica, originally slated to run in the event, will not compete. 19 tackles. He had no interceptions, & Company's buildings are rather old and Atlas understood our Dad said, ‘The gam e’s not over problems and they solved them. A yet.’ I said, ‘Yes, it is.’” no sacks and no fumble recoveries. By Vernon Scott have been downgraded as mascu­ freedom of doing other things and “ At the same time I don’t have “ Last year was probably the couple of our heating units J&ent United Presf International line. According to Bergman, a have audiences accept them. those highly defined, bunchy mus­ Soviets to play North Stars Like so many times in his most difficult of my life in down and Atlas helped us out lynx-eyed honey blonde, healthy, ‘And my horse, Godsend, is an absolute cles. I have long muscles from illustrious career. Jack Lambert football,” Lambert said. “ I HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Actress outdoorsy women are in style these “ Working with those big, two- BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — The Soviet Union’s Central Red had struck the killing blow. right away. In our business, wonder. He's a little long in the tooth at 16, dancing since I was a kid. I'm not a couldn’t contribute very much to Sandahl Bergman says this decade days. handed swords was demanding body builder and I don't think you A rm y hockey team will play the Minnesota North Stars on Jan. 4, Rooney recalled the moment particularly in our green­ the team, and for the first time in is a shining moment for American “ Women are in better shape but he's a huge chestnut, 17 hands high. and tiring. It was also very need muscles like a man to be the NHL team announced Thursday. Thursday in helping Lambert ease my life I felt I didn’t deserve a houses, a steady source of women, not just in the pursuit of today than at any time in me­ dangerous. It was as brutal as any The contest is part of a nine-game tour of NHL cities by the into what he describ e as the “ very He’s a hunter-Jurnper who does dressage, convincing in action scenes. paycheck. I felt embarrassed heat is necessary. Atlas is women’s rights, but in the arts, m ory," she said. ■ “ They are sword fight between men." Soviet Union’s No. 1 team. difficult” task of announcing his going in to pick up a paycheck. And business, athletics and in all social exercising much more: aerobics, too. My life hasn’t been the same since I “ We’re living in a physical North Stars general manager Lou Nanne released his club’s retirement after 11 seasons, four always there, ready to help I certainly didn’t want to go and political arenas. aerobic dancing, jogging, swim­ BERGMAN SAID both she and society now, so the action heroine 10-game pre-season schedule, which includes an Oct. 1 gam e at Super Bowl championships and a through that this year.” us and we appreciate their The 80s have also opened oppor­ ming and taking part in all sports. bought him almost four months ago.’ Nielsen — Sylvester Stallone’s works whether it’s violence or the Met Center against two-time Stanley Cup champion linebacker-record nine Pro Bowl Lambert said he would have service." tunities for women in action films “ I see those cellulite ads and current companion — had to be in action like ‘Flashdance,’ 'Staying appearances. The dislocated big Edmonton. been unable to play at all this year and TV shows as protagonists and wonder why they exist. Most top physical shape to wield the A live’ and ’Perfect.’’’ left toe that sidelined Lambert Rick Willard, Jr, — let alone up to his lofty not simply victims. American women don’t have cellu­ Sandahl Bergman six-pound broadswords for hours more than half of last season still Comstock, Ferre 8i Co„ standards. ■ Bergman, who played the Amaz­ lite. We’re taking care of our on end during two weeks of U.S. wins again In Jones Cup has not healed and may never do Old Wethersfield, CT Bergman has produced her own “ It’s still sore,” he said of his toe. onian beauty in “ Conan the Bar­ bodies not only with exercise, but rehearsals and filming. so. half-hour “non-impact" aerobic TAIPE I, Taiwan — Old Dominion’s Kenny Gattison scored 13 “ It’s not well enough to play. I ’ve barian” and returns this summer with healthier diets. ’Many times female action “ Jack never permitted anything workout video tape cassette titled been able to run a little bit, and I’ve to co-star in “ Red Sonja,” another "W e’re finding ways to relieve the “ Conan” films and now “ Red who plays Sonja, is sort of a woman scenes don’t work because the points and grabbed nine rebounds Thursday to lead the United but the tops, never permitted “ Gym jazz" to go on sale later this played racquetball a few times, pre-history adventure drama. Is a stress and to feel good about Sonja." version of Conan but without all roles aren’t believable,” Bergman States to its sixth straight victory in the Jones Cup international mediocrity, never permitted the summer. The “ non-lmpacf’ but I can’t push off on it. And if you Kansas native who combines femi­ ourselves inside as well as “ Women are jumping into the those muscles. said. “ The reason Is the actress is means no running. basketball tourney. team to play less than it’s best,” can’t push off, you can’t push off on ninity with physical action in her outside.” action," Bergman said, smiling. “ The climax of the picture is a made up and dressed to look like The American team, coached by Purdue’s Gene Keady, beat Rooney said. “ He never let anyb­ blockers and make tackles ... I ’m atiBS bantlq flUns. “ In the first ‘Conan’ I played sword fight between Gedren and she just stepped out of Vogue. Uruguay 60-55. The squad will play Canada Friday, Sweden ody intimidate a Steeler. He set the SHE DESCRIBES her workout simply physically unable to play.” luci oil In her opinion, the 80s have BERGMAN ADDED that so­ Valeria and she was no damsel in Sonja, something quite different Saturday and the Philippines Monday. tone." “ But in ‘Conan’ and Sonja’ with as a basic program with weighted Lambert would have preferred atlas ail villBM coal produced the most healthy Ameri­ ciety is even accepting physical distress. Valeria could take care of from anything seen on the screen actresses who are physically capa­ leg and arms cuffs that will help For 10 straight years, including The U.b. squad had a slim 36-32 halftime lead and became the to play a couple more years before can women of this century, an era violence from women on the herself. before. Movies used to rely on the his rookie season, Lambert led the ble of actually working in action both men and women attain first team in the tournament to outrebound Uruguay 28-20. yielding a little more gracefully to In which it Is no longer a social screen, i.e. T V ’s “ Hill Street “ In this new picture I play usual fem ale cat fight with team in tackles as well as in scenes, they are accepted. When I physical fitness with safety and a Harold Pressley of Villanova scored 12 points for the winners. age, but he said he did not feel •Ugma (or women to perspire. Blues” and “ Cagney and Lacey" Gedren, an evil queen and a very screaming and hair-pulling. In this Intensity and aggression. He made 414 Tolland Street • East Harttord • 289-6435 649-4595 pick up a sword I know what I ’m minimum of time — a half hour a cheated that a toe Injury ended his 655 East Middle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 Historically, athletic women and in such movies as “ Sheena," physical woman. Brigitte Nielsen, decade we have the option and going to do with It. day, (our times a week. 28 regular-season interceptions. career. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 12, 1985 - 15 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 12, 1985 W eekenders Big bucks replace cause as espionage motive over an illicit empire that earned CIA contract employee publicly him Intimate details of Soviet By Leon Daniel arms-control strategy. , United Press International enormous profits before he was unmasked as an operative of the imprisoned for what probably will Soviet KGB. Some experts say Shevchenko had been cooperating with U.S. A gypsy in his heart WASHINGTON — Recent spy be the rest of his life. Barnett, who had worked under Wilson was a major arms cover in Indonesia, resigned in 1970 officials for 30 months before he He calls himself “Gypsy." He wears flashy clothes cases demonstrate that motives for treason still are varied and supplier to Libyan strongman to staft a business in Jakarta. finally defected. and sings about the good life and the open road. But Moammar Khadafy. Flourishing When the venture collapsed, the Detailed checking by the FBI inside. Bob Scott claims he is still the same quiet , Intertwined, as they were when and CIA into the background and _ Benedict Arnold betrayed his from his base in 'Tripoli, Wilson bankrupt Barnett went to work for singer who used to sit in funky bars, wearing blue smuggled explosives from the the Soviets, delivering American activities of individuals seeking to jeans and strumming on an acoustic guitar. I country, but these days the big lure ; IS money. United States to European terror­ defense information. In all, the enter U.S, intelligence agencies He used to open in small clubs for Bob Dylan and ist organizations and accepted KGB paid about $92,000 to Barnett, has not stopped some of them from Judy Collins. Now he rides a gold-plated motorcycle Cash evidently was the bait in betraying their country. the bizarre case of the Walker contracts for the murder of Khad- who is now serving an 18-year onstage and travels with a six-piece band. afy's enemies. prison sentence. It is a high crime in which the The two sides of the gypsy will unite in a concert family, in which two retired naval motives are just as complex today officers and a sailor face possible In "The Death Merchant," au­ Before his arrest, the KGB had Sunday at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. thor Joseph C, Goulden dealt instructed Barnett to get back into as they were when Benedict Arnold The concert, sponsored by Empire Tool It life sentences if convicted of espionage. penetratingly with the question of spying on a full-time basis, a move turned his good name into a couple Manufacturing Co., and General Oil Co., is free and of words symbolizing treason. As for Arnold, the Revolutionary Wilson's motives — a driving lust aimed at placing a Soviet mole in begins at 7 p.m. The audience is encouraged to bring for both power and money. the U.S, intelligence service. Christopher Boyce, a onetime blankets or lawn chairs and sweaters. War hero was embittered when Congress promoted five other “This guy had nothing but greed The prospect of high-placed altar boy and slruight-A student generals of junior rank over his at heart," Goulden told UPI. moles has haunted the CIA since with an interest in falconry, was To market, to market head. Goulden said money appears to the defection two decades ago of convicted in 1977 of spying for the have surpassed ideology as a H.A.R. "Kim” Philby, one of Russians by supplying them with After the British evacuation, satellite data from TRW Systems. You won't find any pigs to buy, but you'll do a happy Arnold became commander lof motive for treason because "peo­ Britain's most senior intelligence little jig all the way home after you see all the fresh Philadelphia, where he marrted ple have begun to realize the idiocy officials. Boyce was sentenced to 68 years produce and homemade goodies at the Manchester Peggy Shippen, whose family had of the Soviet system.” While money, sex and_ thrills in prison. His exploits and those of Area Conference of Churches' Farmers' Market. loyalist sympathies. John K Greaney, executive apparently are temptations that Andrew Daulton Lee, his "outside The market opens for the season Saturday in front of When given command of West director of the Washington-based lure Westerners to betray their man" who received a life sentence ETHEL AND JULIUS ROSENBERG Association of Former Intelligence countries, Soviets traitors are for selling the Soviets the docu­ St. James Church. Point, Arnold arranged to betray . . . their motivation was iiJeology This year's market features fruits and vegetables, that institution for money and a Officers, also sees money as the often attracted to the West by ments Boyce supplied, were dram­ jams, baked goods and crafts from around the British commission. main motive in recent spy cases. political freedom and a less atized in the book and film "The Manchester area. This week you should find berries, Historians still ponder whether skulduggery, which suggests Russia." "In many of these cases the restrictive lifestyle. Falcon and the Snowman." heads of lettuce, cut flower and herbs. Farmers will Arnold betrayed his country for another motive for a secret career That evidently was the motive of person seems to have been in a One of the best-known was In dramatic testimony in April be on Main Street from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. love, power, money or all three — as a spy. two more of America's most financial bind before he got into Arkady Shevchenko, a senior before a Senate subcommittee, or simply because he felt under- FBI evidence discloses that infamous spies, Ethel and Julius spying, " Greaney said. Soviet diplomat in the UN Secreta­ Boyce told how in 1975, at the age of cherished by the lawmakers. Walker's lust for money and Rosenberg. From 1944 to 1946, the THAT WAS TRUE IN the 1980 riat. He sought asylum in the 21. "I took my first stumbling steps Fire up the taste buds In his book "Masters of Deceit," enchantment with undercover she­ Rosenbergs and co-conspirators case of David Henry Barnett, a United States in 1978, bringing with toward the KGB." the late FBI Director J. Edgar nanigans may have been shared by spirited the secrets of America's At 10 a m. on S aturday^ore than 50 chili cooks, 30 Hoover posed the question of why his son Michael. 22, an operations atomic bomb to the Russians. For ' " I 1, judges and hundreds of spectators will begin an American would betray his clerk aboard the U.S, aircraft their crime, the Rosenbergs were gathering at the Farmington Polo Grounds for the country, and answered it this way: carrier Nimitz, and his brother, executed on June 19, 1953. Great Connecticut Chili Festival. John H. Bremser of “The motives are many, and retired Navy Lt. Cmdr. Arthur The Rosenberg case was another 2 107 Spruce St., the winner of the Manchester chili often intertwined: money, the James Walker. family affair. Ethel's brother cook-off, will represent this area in the competition. temporary thrill of secretive work, Young Walker stands accused of testified he had also been involved Big fair in Rockviiie The festival is sanctioned by the International Chili personal weaknesses, blackmail, supplying his father with classified in the stealing of secrets. Most of Society, and will be the largest chili meet ever held on feelings of spite against America material dealing with movements those convicted were, in that era of Summerfest Week continues on St. Bernard's McCarthyism, also accused of Fairgrounds, Route 30, Vernon, near the Tolland the East Coast. Cooks will compete for an -because of an imagined wrong, a of Soviet ships in the all-expenses-paid trip to the World Championship hope to assist relatives in commu- Mediterranean, being Communist Party members. town, line tonight from 6 to 11, and Saturday from S to Arthur Walker, who works for a 11 p.m. Chili Cook-off in California in October. ; hist countries.” Along with rides and music, there will be bingo and Judges include composer-conductor Skitch Hender­ Hoover also cited ideology, an defense contractor and lives at THE CASE OF Richard W other games, homemade cakes, plants, crafts, and son; WTNH-TV anchorwoman Janet Peckinpaugh: ! element that appears to have faded Virginia Beach, Va., has beeh Miller, the veteran agent who Vietnamese and American food for sale. and Rick Shea, a WKHT disc jockey and Manchester as a reason for treason, at least by charged with giving sensitive shattered" the FBI's spyproof im­ Those who bring non-perishable food donations for Herald reporter Nancy Pappas. Americans. information to his brother for age when he was arrested last fall the Tri-Town Pantry Shelf are eligible for a drawing While the chili simmers, there will be plenty to keep delivery to the Russians. on charges of act ing as a Sov iet spy for a Cabbage Patch Doll or Trivial Pursuit game but the spectators busy. WKHT will conduct a boot­ WHEN JOHN ANTHONY The three have been indicted on while working in the bureau's Los they must be there to receive the prize. throwing contest; WTIC-FM will sponsor a Jello WALKER goes to trial, he no doubt charges of consipring to supply Angeles office, might have caused Jump. Other contests include the naming of “Ms. Chili will insist he is no Benedict Arnold. classified information to the Soviet Hoover to turn over in his grave. Pepper" and “Mr. Hot Sauce" Music will be provided So, probably, will his son, brother, Union and face maximum terms of Miller's case, which comes to by five country groups. and perhaps others that court life imprisonment if convicted. trial this summer, suggests mo­ Festival admission is $3. Children under 12 will be records and the FBI indicate were The recent spate of cases in tives of money and — as Hoover admitted free. Proceeds benefit the Muscular involved in some way. which Americans have been might have put it — love andor sex. Dystrophy Association of Connecticut. The record will show that charged with supplying U.S. mil­ Miller was charged with ped­ Walker, 47. was regarded by his itary secrets to Soviet agents has dling secrets to a Soviet operative peers as a regular guy who liked prompted legislation in Congress named Svletlana Ogorodnikova, A walk with frogs women, guns and gadgets, but was that would mandate execution or who allegedly lured him into a not much interested in politics. He life imprisonment without parole personal relationship and then The Hartford Architecture Conservancy is offering retired as a chief warrant officer in for anyone convicted of espionage offered money for classified docu­ a walking tour of the neighborhood known as Frog 1976, ra n three private- for a communist country. ments to the debt-strapped agent, Hollow in Hartford on Sunday. investigation firms in Norfolk, Va., Senate Minority Leader Robert married and the father of eight. and enjoyed buzzing around in his Byrd, in introducing the amend­ The FBI has produc'd tapes that J The tour will leave at 1 p.m. from the comer of ment to the defense authorization Cpitol Avenue and Hungerford Street. single-engine plane. indicate the old love-andor-sex UPI photo The area is an example of a late 19th-century According to the FBI, which bill, said, "Those who would even motive but evidently disclose on industrial community. Tours are $2. For more arrested Walker on a rural Mary­ contemplate such an outrage must Miller's part no "ideological information, call 525-0279. land road where he allegedly was know that their punishment will be motivation.” Revelry In Rio .leaving classified documents for certain and irrevocable.” When it comes to rogue opera­ Soviet agents, for the past 17 years In spelling out why they do it. tives, the case of CIA contract The Great Train Robber, Ronald Biggs, got away with $7.3 million. He was The great white way he also has been a Russian spy. Hoover emphasized "ideological employee Edwin P. Wilson demon­ captured the following year, but es­ motivation," which he described celebrates 20 years on the run at his The FBI says Walker, who strated that power and ego can caped from a British prison on July 8, This is the first weekend for Coachlight Dinner evidently always liked to live well, as "an attraction to the theory of play a large role in espionage. home in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Biggs U Theater's new production, “Broadway Memories; A did it for money. But he also communism andor misguided ad­ Using contacts he had made in was one of 15 men who held up a 1965. Musical Revue," H artford Clnamo City — The Emerald Forest appears to be a man fascinated by miration for Soviet rule in the CIA, Wilson ruled for six years London-bound mail train in 1963 and The original revue tells the story of an elderly (R) FrI 7:10, 9:45; Sat and Sun 2:10, couple who, while packing to move, stumble upon a 4:45, 7:10, 9:45. — Secret Honor FrI 7:30, 9:35; Sat and Sun 2:30, 4:35, 7:30, trunk filled with theater programs. As they thumb 9:35. — The Gods Must Be Crazy (PG) through the programs, they recall interesting times in FrI 7,9:25; Sat and Sun 2,4:25,7,9:25. — Kunin’s job their relationship and hear the songs which made the L ily In Love (PG-131 FrI 7:20,9:15; Sat and Sun 2:20, 4:15, 7:20, 9:15. shows popular. ■ost Hartford Performances run Wednesday through Saturday ■ostwood Pub a Clnemo — A view to role model evenings, with dinner at 6; 30 and curtain at 8; 30 p.m. 0 Kill (PG) FrI and Sal7,9:X; Sun7:15. L Poor Richard's Pub a Cinema — A Sunday performances are an hour earlier. For view to 0 K ill (PG) FrI and Sat 7:15, reservations, call 522-1266. 9 :» , m idnight; Sun 7:15, 9:M. to women Roberta Flack will play in a free concert Showcase Cinemas — Silverado Saturday at 7:30 p.m. on the grounds of (PG-13) FrI and Sot 12, 2:25, 4:50, 7:25, 10, 12:15; Sun 12, 2:25, 4:50, 7:25, 10. — MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - Cigna In Bloomfield. St. Elm o's Fire (R) FrI and Sot 12:45,3, Vermont women are making gains DAVIS FAMILY The trees will talk 5:15, 7:40, 10:10, 12:15; Sun 12:45, 3, in state government, but still face 5:15, 7:40,10:10. — Explorers (PG) FrI and Sot 12, 2:15, 4 :X , 7:10, 9:40, 11:45; lower salaries and hold fewer Weekend Specials We've all heard that talking to plants makes them Sun 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40. — The leadership positions in education, They’ii give you Fiack healthier. But have you heard that listening to plants Goonles (PG) FrI ond Sat 12:45,3,5:15, law, medicine and business, ac­ • USDA Sirloin Steak makes you healthier? 7 :M ,9:4 5,11:50; Sun 12:45,3,5:15,7:M, cording to a study. . • Stuffed Flounder On Saturday, the Department of Environmental 9:45. — Cocoon (PG-13) FrI and Sot ♦ This Weekend * Roberta Flack, who put "Killing Me Softly ” at the 12:15, 2:M, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40, 11:50; Sun w/crabmeat stuffing *6.99 Protection will host a most unusual nature walk in 12:15, 2:M, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40. — Back to The report, released Thursday Broiled Swordfish...... *7.95 • Fresh Baby Bay Scallops top of the charts, will appear at a free concert Penwood State Park, Bloomfield. With the help of a the Future (PG) FrI and Sat 12:15,2 :X , by the Governor's Commission on (Includes Potato. Solod. Roll 8 Butter) Saturday evening in Bloomfield. 4:45, 7:20, 9:45, 11:55; Sun 12:15, 2 :X . the Status of Women, is the result theater troup named Jabberwocky, the trees will sing 4:45, 7:20, 9:45. — Mod Max Beyond Prime Rib...... *8.95 • Boneless Breast of The second in a series of Sunset Sounds concert, and speak about the environment. Thunderdome (PG-13) FrI and Sat of a two-year statistical survey of sponsored by the town and CIGNA Corporation, will The program is entitled “Forest Splendor; An 12:X, 2:45, 5, 7 :» , 10, 12:10; Sun 12:M, jobs and salary levels in govern­ Baked Stuffed Shrimp...... !*8.95 Chicken Parmlglana be held on Cigna's grounds in Bloomfield. Environmental Theater Presentation." Adults and 2:45, 5, 7:X , 10. — Pole Rider (R) FrI ment and the private sector. (with leafood Btuffing) • Baked Manicotti The entertainment begins at 5 p.m., and Flack's and Sat 12:X,2:45,5,7 :X , 10:10,12; Sun featuring this week... • Stuffed Shells $4.99 children, both, are invited to attend free. The walk 12:X, 2:45, 5, 7 :X , 10:10. — Rambo: (Above Includes: Salad, potato, vegetable) concert starts at 7:30, In case of rain. Flack will sing begins at 1 p.m. at the park. To get there, take Route First Blood Port II (R) FrI and Sat 1,3, The study shows that state (Saltd only) at 3 p.m. Sunday, instead. 5, 7:45,10:10,12; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7:45,10:10. government, as personified by Inquire about our new 185 west from Hartford. Manchester UA Theaters East — A view to a Kill Vermont's first women chief exec­ Senior Citizen’s Menu Caldor Phiga Exit 9$ oft hS6 64#-iUs7 (PG) FrI-Sun 2, 4:25, 7, 9:45. — utive, Gov. Madeleine Kunin, has Adventures of Huckleberry Finn FrI more women in leadership position 254 Broad St Manchester and Sat 2, 4:X, 7. — Beverly Hills Coo (R) FrI and Sat 9:40; Sun 2, 4:15, 7:10, than any other field. DAViS fM il y 9:40. — Brewster's AAllllons (PG) According to the study, 27 • 646-3000 • FrI-Sun 2 :» , 4:40, 7:15, 9:X . — The percent of Vermont legislators are X w nnwnnii riliU DINNER • LUNCH • SUNDAY BRUNCH the University-of Vermont. TWO BANQUET ROOMS Roth. a-restaurant Paul Newman and commedian lfclO-M8«00-7JO-1IMB-lt:IO ffMenraftona Xccapfaci University faculty in Vermont is for your Summer Wedding or Party Rodney Dangerfleld among its 25 percent female, but the study preaentM residents, was more blunt when he The Little Theater * COCOON says only 8 percent of the women The Woodbridge Rooni - Chef Salad (only) - Bluecheese 35C extra are full professors. And the tenure Veal Cacciatore...... •5.25 described Richard as "emotion­ 1<:l$-tJIM:4S-7;l0«40-l ISO for smaller groups. Seats 15-50. Beef Bracciole...... ally disturbed." of Manchester system — which provides job ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ ..*5.95 Apologetic town employees paid PALERIOER R * * “ P‘'7 J'"® »W CIA« * * security — is also weighted in The Cheney Banquet Hall - Baked Sc rod ...... ,..•5.95 $1,800 in refunds, at $10 each, in the will hold ftio-114$ AiaiHabli Oaliy S:00 to 7:00 favor of male Instructors, the for weddings or large parties. DON'T P O R o er „ Eggplant Florentine ,..•5.95 first SO minutes after Town Hall report says. Every Wednesday Fuel Mignon...... 600NIES la 8undayi4:00to7«) Seating up to 165. ..•8.25 opened Thursday. Refunds con­ open casting for Sixteen percent of tenured full­ 331 Center Street tinued at Town Hall today between 1t)4»MS$;ll-7d04>4$-n« time faculty are women, up Cali for reservations or information. Our Famous Yankee Pot Roast - *4»® (Corner of Bro«d snd Center, next to CUrvelt) ■Ughtly from 13 percent in 1974, 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. m 647-9995 "I didn’t think the party was too SAVERUIP AkrtMMi King Crab Uge < ^ « n or V » Parmigiant according to the report. 305 S. Main St., Manchfjster Now Serving Coora on tap. Women are poorly represented bad,'* said Anthony Nappa, 80, a IIS0«tMS0-74l-IIM$-ltill PrwhStwfMSolo 646-0103 MASTER CARD • VISA • AMERICAN EXPRESS lifelong Westport resident who On July 10 at 8:00 P.M. and July 14 at 7:30 P.M. 00 boards of directors of banks and nooetlieleas stood In line to return at the LTM Workshop BACK TO THE FUTURE prawnia loMrance companies, the report 201 Pine St'., Manrheater / For information call 646-1180 lt:l$-£IS4:4$-7ilMi4$.tl« nlM UdMt stubs. From«S9 8to ii0.flg U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 12, 19S8

Advice Connecticut Spending bill veto should stand State gets

In Brief governor’s veto because the bill had By Lyda Phillips bill, Jan. 1, 1986. He said that in turn free lab United Press International would jeopardize revenues supporting a passed by the House by less than a 10-year program to rebuild and main­ two-thirds margin. Power of love makes ugly Stratford feels water pinch tain the state’s transportation network. The bill and a constitutional amend­ HARTFORD — Republican legisla­ O’Neill also said Connecticut has a ment with the same provisions were for water STRATFORD — Stratford has joined a growing tive leaders predict they will be unable among the top priorities set by list of communities asking residents and to override Gov. William A. O’N eill’s history of controlling spending without Republican leaders when their party Industries to curtail water use, but a major utility veto of a bill that would have put a such legislation and is not traditionally engagement ring sparkle took control of the Legislature in HARTFORD (UPI) - Two en­ serving the area reports it has ’’all the water in statutory curb on state spending. a high-tax state. "Our system of checks the world.” The Democratic governor Thursday and balances works," he said. January. vironmental groups, using money support her. The House and Senate voted this year they received in settlement of a DEAR The Stratford Conservation Commission, in vetoed the so-called CapConn plan, O’Neill also said the state has "made Roy hesitates proceeding with a to approve a constitutional "CapConn" pollution case, have donated a ABBY: Y ou response to a request from Gov. William A. which had been listed by leaders of the great strides" in reducing the percen­ divorce because he will have to plan, but failed to get the three-fourths mobile laboratory the state will were way off O’Neill, urged families and companies to Legislature’s Republican majority as tage of state funds that go toward debt give her practically everything he margin needed in each House to place use to check for water pollution. bale in your voluntarily restrict water use although there is no one of their top priorities. service, which has resulted in an has worked for all his life. He is 59 the amendment on the 1986 ballot for aniwerto"Con- shortage. It would have limited state spending upgrading of the state’s bond rating. and concerned about income for action by voters. The Connecticut Fund for the fused in Dear Abby Those served by private wells face lower water in any fiscal year to 98 percent of Senate President Pro Tempore Philip his retirement. Thus, under the procedure for amend­ Environment and the Natural Queens” who levels than customers served by the Bridgeport revenues as estimated by a bipartisan Robertson, R-Cheshire, defended the I love him and feel life would be ing the constitution, the amendment Resources Defense Council pres­ "loved” the Hydraulic Co., which has not asked for cutbacks commission and required a three-fifths bill after learning of the veto, which Abigail Van Buren meaningless without him. Do you will come up again in the 1987 ented the laboratory van Thursday man, but hated in water use, said Karen Hayward, chairman of vote of the Legislature to enact new or could be overturned by a two-thirds see a solution? Legislature and if approved by a to Stanley J. Pac, commissioner of the engage­ the commission. increased taxes! vote of the House and Senate at their ROY’S WOMAN -oUgjority would then go on the ballot in the state Department of Environ­ ment ring her Mandatory water restrictions have bcen"- "The bill is flawed in technical annual "trailer session" July 22. 19B8!^ - mental Protection. fiance had sur­ DEAR WOMAN: If it’s marriage imposed in Meriden, Bristol and New Britain. construction and in its impact on the "What the governor is telling us is Proponents of tbe concept say a The mobile unit was purchased prised her with. you want. Roy will have to pay the Residents have been asked to voluntarily governmental process." O’Neill said in that in this time of feast, is that he is not concerned about preventing a future constitutional amendment is needed with funds received through a You said, "T eii him you iove him their minds about what they like high cost of leaving in order to free conserve water in Stamford, Wallingford, Mid­ a veto message sent to Secretary of the famine,” Robertson said. because it would be more difficult to negotiated settlement with an and you know he wants to piease and what they don’t like. himself and marry you. dletown, Sprague and New Canaan. State Julia H. Tashjian. House Majority Leader Robert G. change than statutory spending con­ unidentified company accused of you, so if it's possibie to exchange Read on for an opinion from a If he can’t — or won’t — you are He said the bill would threaten Jaekle, R-Stratford, said he doubts the trols, which would be changed by a violating state water pollution the ring, you’d iike to go with him jeweler: just another woman who’s in love certain tax increases not due to take GOP will be able to override the majority vote of the Legislature. laws. and select one that’s more in with a married man. Marra seeks plea change effect until after the effective date of the keeping with your taste." DEAR ABBY: Having been in A spokesman for the Connecticut You can either stick with him MILFORD — A former FBI informant and the retail jewelry business for Fund for the Environment said the Abby, whatever happened to and accept things as they are, or convicted car thief, ignoring the advice of his many years. I’ve waited on group had agreed as part of the " I t ’s the thought that counts?" To say goodbye. The choice is yours. lawyer, has asked permission to withdraw his hundreds of men who come in consent agreement not to reveal me, the ugiier the ring, the more Round stone 'barn is exceptional Village. A stroll around the village is a guilty plea and face a possible maximum 495 alone to buy engagement rings, DEAR ABBY: I am pregnant for O’Neill signs asbestos legislation the name of the company the special it wouid be. It may not be marvelous way to spend a summer day. years in prison. and most of them haven’t the the first time, and 1 get very upset architectural feature at Hancock Shaker settlement was against. my taste, but it’s obviousiy my Superior Court Judge Martin L. McKeever faintest idea of what their intended when people start telling me about "W e felt it appropriate that this future husband’s taste, and to scheduled a hearing Aug. 2 on the request by tion and the Department of Health from the state's Freedom ol Informa­ would like. miscarriages, stillbirths and other Bv Lyda Phillips settlement fund go toward im prov­ exchange it wouid be wrong. Thomas Marra Jr., 32, of Bridgeport, despite Services to prepare a plan for inspec­ tion law I show them plain rings, fancy horror stories about crib death and City of Peace United Press International ing the state’s water quality Living with a ring that is not my raising questions Wednesday about the legal tion of state school buildings for Republicans are trying to get Demo­ rings, all kinds of rings, and they any number of tragedies that have testing and monitoring capabili­ taste wouid be smaii potatoes basis for the motion. asbestos and a plan for its removal. crats to cooperate in overriding the all end up asking me, "What do you happened to them and other HARTFORD - Gov. William A. ties," said Katharine Robinson, compared to hurting my fiance’s McKeever sentenced Marra to 10 years in The bill also calls for each school governor’s veto at a special July 22 think she’d like?" people. It really bothers me O’Neill has signed bills dealing with staff attorney for the fund. feelings. prison under a plea-bargain in which he pleaded district to inspect its buildings for the session and are hinting they will offer because I realize something like management of hazardous wastes and "This laboratory will enable Of course I don’t know the lady’s Shaker Village beckons guilty to 62 charges relating to car theft. Marra inspection of schools for potentially potentially cancer-causing substance the minority party a more powerful role 2 Your answer had an ERA ring to that could happen to me, but why DEP to more efficiently and taste, so I select a ring and teii him faced a possible maximum sentence of 495 years and present plans for its removal by in the probe in exchange. it. remind me of it just before I have cancer-causing asbestos. effectively carry out its enforce­ it can be exchanged. Then I July 1. 1986 The governor signed a bill authoriz­ ROMANTIC IN in jail if convicted of all counts. The governor signed a bill establish­ ment responsibilities — thus les­ suggest he bring the lady in and my first baby? ing a $5 million bond sale to help SACRAMENTO I suppose they want to prepare The vastly reduced term was added to a 5-to ing a seven-member air pollution sening the need for citizen enforce­ give her a voice in the selection. 10-year state sentence Marra is serving on a municipalities fund needed repairs to me for these tragedies in case they those who love the past advisory board and authorizing fines of O'Neill said after the bill-signing ment actions such as ours in the roads, railroads, utilities and public DEAR ROMANTIC: ERA my No names, please. 1 don’t want happen to me. but are we ever separate auto-theft conviction. He also has been up to $25,000 or a year in prison for ceremonies that he would push to future," Robinson said. sentenced on federal charges in Philadelphia willfully destroying documents on uphold his recent veto of a bill that buildings. The state could pay up to half eye! A woman who hasn’t the this to sound tike a commercial. prepared? members of the community were names of some of the dishes Pac said the mobile lab will Continued from page 13 relating to auto theft. disposal of hazardous wastes. would have allowed a legislative the cost of such projects. courage (or good sense) to teii her RON IN OMAHA I hope this makes your column. ill, they were often "rocked” to (Cleopatra salad rather than Cae­ provide DEP with greater moni­ The council will make recommenda­ committee studying the state's crimi­ fiance how she feeis about the You can’t imagine how upsetting it the main buildings are on hand to sar) might tell you that this toring flexibility and allow expan­ soothe them. " I t ’s something we tions to the Department of Environmen­ nal justice system to keep its records The governor also signed a bill which engagement ring he surprised her DEAR ABBY: 1 am 54, divorced, is for a woman who is pregnant answer questions. sion of the department’s collection all need a little of at times,” noted restaurant is owned by women — tal Protection on definitions and classi­ secret. provides $1 million to the Department of with will surely withhold her and for the last three years I ’ve with her first child to hear these A day (or at the very least, a half the guide who was touring us and it is. Says Peggy Reynolds, Amtrak admits Its liability of data on potential sources of feelings about the more important fications of hazardous air pollutants O’Neill said he believes the investiga­ Mental Health for establishing five pollution. been in love with a married man depressing stories. day) at Hancock Shaker Village through. "m y daughter Deborah and I sat NEW HAVEN — Amtrak has made a limited aspects of their relationship for I ’ll call Roy. He and his wife are and maximum exposure levels and tion should be "absolutely open door" emergency crisis intervention centers "Better data will means better ’Thanks for being there, Abby. I begins in the contemporary admin­ For the v isitor who wants to take down one day five and a half years admission in court that its negligence was to fear of "hurting his feelings.” separated. She says she is satisfied other regulations. from start to finish. in each of the state’s mental health regulatory decisions and improved feel better just being able to write istration building, where tickets home some memories of a visit to ago and thought of all the names blame for a derailment last year in Vermont that I am not suggesting she use a with things the way they are, and It will be composed of scientists in Members of the committee, however, regions. water quality for the citizens of this. Maybe someone will see this are purchased. From here you go Hancock, jhere are ample oppor­ we could call our place. When she claimed five lives. meat cleaver to make her point, she will fight any divorce action environmental and medical fields. said the probe cannot succeed without As of Thursday, the governor had Connecticut,” Pac said. and think twice before she speaks. through the tiny garden tool shed tunities. A bookstore in the admin­ said Zanadu, I said that’s it! ” The railroad entered into a stipulated agree­ but a marriage doesn’t stand a Roy initiates. She refuses to seek ENOUGH TO Another bill signed Thursday re­ access to investigative documents, signed 699 bills approved by the 1985 into the herb garden. istration building (where you The luncheon menu of soups, ment in U.S. District Court acknowledging its chance unless both parties speak employment, saying Roy has to WORRY ABOUT quires the state Department of Educa- which they say should remain exempt Legislature and had vetoed seven Herbs were extremely impor­ began your tour) offers books, sandwiches and salads is aug­ liability but only for the purposes of a suit filed by tant to Shakers for medicinal posters and pamphlets; the Good mented by several daily specials. a Derby couple injured in the derailment. purposes, and at Hancock two Room in the Brick Dwelling House On our visit, they were beef stew, Edward and June Gantomasso were pas­ young herbalists grow herbs the is a spot to buy jams and jellies and cold poached salmon and a curried sengers on the Montrealer train when it derailed Assoclate Innocent Depression affects appetite way the believers did: in long other items to eat; the 1910 barn chicken plate, all $7.50. We tried in Williston, Vt., on July 7, 1984, when a ravine straight rows. has housed, since 1981, the largest the last and it was a nice mix of crossing washed out during a sudden storm. shop on the property, where chunky chicken, with much gar­ Five people were killed and 137 injured in the D E A R DR. sis, if the disease follows hepatitis. SPE C IFIC ALLY Shaker herbs museum-quality Shaker reproduc­ nish of vegetables and fruit. derailment, which was described as the second- Jury convicts contractor for bribes GOTT: I have I ’m sure your friend’s father has in the herb garden at Hancock tion furniture made at Hancock is “ There’s no such thing as a plain worst fatal accident since Amtrak took over most not been able to enough problems without being include dandelions (dandelion ex­ sold, as are herb products, cards, sandwich here,” says Peggy Rey­ intercity rail passenger service in the United compete against the firm. and technical data illegally, the FBI raided Stanger's eat much since saddled with the additional disease tract was used as a diuretic and to HARTFORD (U PI) — A federal jury has convicted books and other appropriate gift nolds. Indeed they come on all States in 1971. offices in June 1983 and sized thousands of documents J a defense contractor of bribing an Air Force employee Stanger. who denied any wrongdoing and claimed 1982, shortly af­ of alcoholism. Give him the benefit purify the liver); elecampane, items. kinds of bread and with all kinds of Under the stipulated agreement, a trial in the Dr. Gott for almost three years to help obtain spare parts the payments to Chavarria were for work on his own and .computer tapes. ter I had an of the doubt. which looks like a sunflower and garnishes and side salads in the $4 case would be limited to the issue of damages and contracts for jet engines. time as a consultant, had developed Electro Methods However, the only indictments handed up involved aneurysm oper­ was used in various ways, and to $5 range. the plaintiffs will not seek punitive damages. Zsnsdu Garden Cafe Alfred T, Stanger of Hartford was found guilty from a Pratt & Whitney subcontractor to a the alleged bribery of Chavarria. ation. I have Peter Gott, M.D. DEAR DR. GOTT: What does calendula, which was made into a There is a full service bar and an Thursday by a U.S. District Court jury of 36 counts of formbidible competitor in the lucrative spart parts In its case, the government showed Stanger gone from 180 low blood pressure mean? I always salve for cuts and bruises (you can New Lebanon, N.Y. unusually good bound wine list pounds down to Rowland charges waste bribery and conspiracy. He will be sentenced Sept. 3 business. authorized and made out 36 checks to Raycor, a post associated it with sedentary, over­ buy some in one of the stores on the Inside and out, Zanadu is a with labels. 127. Food tastes and faces 15 years in prison and a $'20,000 fine. He claimed the East Hartford-based Pratt & office box corporation set up by Chavarria while weight or elderly people, but site). colorful spot. And it’s no wonder At night the menu is rather HARTFORD — Rep. John G. Rowland, right, but I have A business associate. Jack R. Mason, of Norman. Whitney, a division of United Technologies Corp., Mason, who represented the company in Texas, had almost everyone in my family has The Poultry House on the prop­ it’s called a garden cafe, this formal, with a very large selection R-Conn., has accused state welfare officials of to force every­ it, and w e’re active and of all ages Okla., was found innocent of the same charges by the instigated an investigation and prosecution against no authority over the checks. erty is used to display the Shaker unusual restaurant just across the of entrees, from $14.95 for chicken "flagrant mismanagement" that has cost tax­ thing down. Every once in a while 1 Could this still cause cirrhosis? and shapes. I also thought that low jury. him. During cross-examination, Chavarria said he U spirit drawings in Hancock’s rich New York state line from the stuffed with lemon and topped with payers millions of dollars. find something 1 like to eat a few Stanger was convicted mainly on the testimony of Based on allegations by Pratt & Whitney that helped other contractors and received cash and blood pressure was healthy, but it collection. The original of the Hancock Shaker Village. lemon sauce, to $19.50 for extra Rowland based his accusations on report by times, but then I no longer care for DEAR READER: People re­ seems to bother everyone who Ramiro Chavarria, a retired Air Force employee of Electro Methods was obtaining confidential pricing dozens of gifts. famous Tree of Life drawing, The Victorian frame house is thick lamb chops served with state auditors released this week that claimed it. tests ours. (Our norms are 88 over Kelly Air Force Base in Sun Antonio, Texas. spond in different degrees to the which is so widely reproduced, is at purple with yellow shutters, a Parislenne potatoes. Rainbow Connecticut consistently failed to stay within the effects of alcohol. We have all 48 to 100 over 55). Chavarria testified he was bribed to help Stanger's Hancock. Other changing exhibits black door and a green awning. trout with a spinach and mush­ 3 percent error limit allowed in Aid to Families of DEAR READER: 1 don’t know heard of old curmudgeons who company. Electro Methods fnc. of South Windsor, DEAR READER: I ’m not at all are sometimes mounted here. The two smaii dining rooms inside room stuffing, moussaka, chicken Dependent Children payments. why you lost so much weight in drink a fifth a day and live full and compete for contracts to provide spare parts for the sure there is such a thing as blood The five-story Brick Dwelling (one on a back porch) are a blaze of a la Tahiti (with sweet and sour State Income Maintenance Commissioner three years; it’s worrisome. Some long lives. They are definitely the Pratt Si Whitney F-lOO jet engine. pressure that’s too low in healthy House, erected in 1830 when the hues, with striking black, orange sauce, peppers, onions, snow peas, Stephen B. Heintz said Thursday the charges weight loss is natural after exception: alcohol is highly toxic The prosecution witness said he received a total of people, regardless of age. I agree 200-member Hancock community and green tablecloths topped by pineapple, mandarin orange, ba­ were aimed at political gain and the 5th District surgery, but you seem to suffer to almost every organ in the body was at its height, is an exceptional $20,000, ranging from from $400 to $600 a month, L with you that low blood pressure is straw mats, beaded lamps, fringed nanas and coconut, served in a congressman is "misinformed.” from a loss of appetite that has and some drinkers develop serious betweeen February 1980 and January 1983, during usually a sign of normalcy. Doc­ place. Here is the ground-floor orange sheer curtains, distinctive pineapple shell), four preparations "H e hasn’t mentioned that Connecticut is below more serious implications. If I liver problems after having drunk which time the company received about $32.6 million tors like to quip that no one dies of Shaker kitchen where someone is soft fabric sculptures on the walls of veal, three of filet mlgnon, pork the national average in the error rate," said were you. I ’d seek out a good only sporadically for a few years. in government work. low blood pressure. Yet, there are usually at work baking or prepar­ and arrangements of silk flowers oriental, and roast duck with Heintz, adding that 27 states failed to meet the 3 internist, a doctor who specializes This is not to suggest that your Chavarria said he was paid to expedite Electro individuals who have blood pres­ ing foods the way the Shakers did; everywhere. The Samuel Taylor apricot and honey sauce are some percent limit in 1982 and 39 states tailed to meet in difficult diagnoses. Your eating friend’s father has alcohol cirrho­ Methods' requests for source approval and hold up sure so low that they faint or the dining room and meeting room Coleridge poem, from which the appealing choices. the standard in 1983, He said the state has an error problem may be due to a condition sis. There are many causes of liver requests from competitors. He also said he gave become dizzy when standing up. for the community: the bedrooms name is taken, is framed and hung The Reynoldses’ desserts are rate of 3.2 percent. called masked depression, but 1 scarring, or cirrhosis, including Stanger and M ason'^om petitor’s low bid and helped This problem, when it causes of the Sisters and the Brethren, and on one wall. well known and customers often certainly would want to make malnutrition, congenital malfor­ block two compani« from becoming qualified to symptoms, is usually secondary to the specialized workrooms such as Be advised, however, this is a buy a pie or such to take home. absolutely certain that your loss of mations, hereditary diseases of a disease or condition, or results a sewing room, tailor’s room, crowded place. Some of the eight Things like rum cake, apricot appetite — and weight — is not metal metabolism, and congestive from the overzealous use of deacon’s office, pharmacy and tables in the front room are almost torte, chocolate kahlua cheese­ caused by a physical abnormality. heart failure. A particularly viru­ Dying for the spinach medicine. Healthy persons need nurse shop. on top of each other and seem cake and chocolate mousse pie are lent form of cirrhosis can compli­ not worry about their "lo w " blood congested because of the large specialties. Often augmented by Don’t be locked into an air conditioned house. D EAR DR. GOTT: My best cate viral hepatitis. There also is a pressure. The norms you mention THE WIDE HALLWAYS, pol­ floral pieces. Beyond is a work cherry or cranberry bog cheese­ friend’s father was hospitalized for rare form of cirrhosis for which no ished wood floors and pegboard cannelloni you had at your cirrhosis. I know that alcoholism for your family are quite room with refrigerator, through cakes, carrot cake, black bottom Enjoy the FREEDOM of a Rizzo Pool. cause has been found. acceptable. along every wall made this an usually causes this, but he drank Statistically, alcohol cirrhosis is which you pass to get to the back cake with chocolate chips and exceptionally beautiful, simple porch and which a more conven­ cream cheese, and even a beer only moderately, when he was out the most common type in the Send your questions to Dr. Gott and orderly place. The Shaker tional restaurant would long since cake Mrs. Reynolds describes as In honor of Bastille Day V4th Off on our full favorite Italian restaurant? with friends one night a week. He United States. However, even at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH stoves in all rooms, familiar taped never drank secretly or at home. non-drinkers can die from cirrho­ 44101. have used for extra tables. The spicy, the day’s offerings are on rockers, simple rope beds, gor­ rear porch has three tables and a display on a table in the edge of the line of steel and aluminum pools. geous cupboards, all attest to the corner service bar. front dining room as well as In the Shaker practicality and simplicity But the food is so well thought of work area. of design: the furniture collection that for many the congestion Maybe we can help. The here is priceless. How to get frozen food out doesn’t matter. On the afternoon Zanadu Garden Cafe, Routes 10 In the nurse shop you may at first Herald is now running a weekly we visited, at least three people and n. New Lebanon, N.Y. (SIS) be amused to see enormous were lunching alone — Zanadu is 794-S071. Open dally from U: $0 for column featuring readers’ DEAR for easy cleaning. adult-sized cradles on the floor. POLLY: If the sort of place where solitary lunch, dinner, and afternoon tea or JEAN But the Shakers were an under­ favorite restaurant dishes. 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The $10 fee coffee table by covering it with 2 cup rice or pasta equals one bread Catholics starting today at the University of Notre for the class which started June 28 will be pro-rated will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL. When you’re ready to reheat the ceramic tile glued onto the top. exchange. Dame, South Bend, Ind. The two are among eight Rizzo of Vernon food, unwrap it and pop it into the You can coat the tile with a sealer for those who join. For more information or MARGUERITE women representing the Hartford Archdiocese. The registration, call instructor Linda Havell, 647-3290. same dish. conference will end Sunday. Heads Off To freeze soups or any liquid, place a plastic bag in a large Inflation with plastic bowl and pour the cooled KIngsood honors rasidants Grange awards Rychling liquid into the bag. Seal the bag and Thoughts Kingswood-Oxford School of West Hartford has COVENTRY — Coventry Grange 75 will present Its freeze it, still in the bowl. When named 10 Manchester residents to the shcool honor 1985 Community Citizen Award to Elizabeth R frozen, lift the bag out of the bowl 25% OFF roll for the year. Rychling Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Coventry Grange’ Name and return it to the freezer. There is much emphasis today our enemies” (Psalm 90:12). They are: Dominick Alcid of 332 Woodland St., Route 44. The Grange will also honor its 25- and on being on the winning side. Freeze hamburger and sausage " 0 Lord, the king rejoices in Heather Almond of 63 Kent Drive, James Burke of 43 50-year members. RefreshmenU will be served after Whether it is baseball, football, or patties on a cookie sheet, then drop your strength. How great is his joy Richard Road, Michael Dashevsky of 62C Ambassa­ the ceremonies. hockey, we all want our favorite Address...... them into a plastic bag. They won’t in the victory you give” (Psalm dor Drive, Jad De Quattro of 123 Boulder Road America's Finest teams to win. But we all TealtZCf 21: 1). stick together and you can take out. William Kllpstein of 53 Montclair Drive, Bethany that everyone cannot win — some Softball marathon planned w ' POWDER-COATED the portions you need. This also "But thanks be to God, who Levy of 248 Kennedy Road, Alan Maderazo of 78 Blue teams must lose at times. Teain raglitration are being accepted for the im h Phone Number...... works for chicken, pork chops and giveth us the victory through our Ridge Drive, Jennifer Papa of 87 Waranoke Road and Casual Furniture When we turn to the Bible, Lee Wlchman of 43 Wildwood Drive. Easter teal Softball Marathon A ^ T a M r o r S ^ steaks. though, we find that we can always Lord Jesus Christ” (1 Cor. 15:57). ’’Now thanks be unto God, who J Oak Field. The evenTis If you have a problem with fleas be a winner. 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CT il in celebration of the opening of the Suez AN OFFlCP]^ away with murder" and undermin­ CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNl Canal (R) (90 min.) their 18-year treks to space have Works employee who blew the [H B O l M OVIE: 'Hot Stuff' Miami s light- OF Th e - l a w ing national security. He also said fingered underworld is being pursued by a DISNEY Disnsy Channel iDlS) VegaS A&our TO 6tr ! followed different paths. Henize whistle on the Navy when he ESPN Sports Network ICSPNl it also shows the need for greater trio of unlikely burglary detectives Dom @ ) SIN Presenta 'De Fiesta' MAEEIFP ANPj If/ worked patiently at the Johnson discovered taxpayers were billed DeLuise, Suzanne Ploshette, Ossie Davis HBO Home Box Office iHBO l s v A z r ' Space Center while England quit ♦625 for a 65 hose clamp concluded scrutiny of defense procurements. (m a x ! [ C N N ] Larry King Live Rated PG CINEMAX Cinemax A FAMIUV "1 believe a number of contrac­ TMC Movie Channel iT M C l tor seven years. that Pentagon bureaucrats "just [M AX] Album Flash Men at Work [DIS] M OVIE: 'Sum m er M agic' A family USA USA Network (USA) can rent a house cheaply if they will only J I lU I Henize, 58, and England, 43, don’t give a damn.” tors have engaged in a clear-cut iTM C] M OVIE: Tom Sawyer' This mus­ enshrine a picture of the owner s allogoly As a result, a New Jersey-based program of calculated fraud ical adaptation recounts a young boy's life were to blast off at 4:30 p.m. EDT dead mother in the living room Hayley today on a seven-day Spacelab defense contractor has agreed to against the American people and on the Mississippi River Johnny Whitaker, Handball. Judo (3 hrs . 30 min ) Mills, Burl Ives, Dorothy McGuire 1963 Warren Oates. Jodie Foster 1973 Rated astronomy mission with five crew- cancel its contract "as a good faith the treasury," he said. 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THANKS FOR installation on a guided missile ABC News ICC) two favorite snitches to set up a deal with LETTING ME USE IT) most significant, the most exciting " I don't find it unusual, 1 find it ( B (4^ W ebster (CC) Bill and Cassio's a major league fencer of stolon merchan­ frigate under construction at BIW. ^D Noticiero SIN long lost daughter shows up (R) thing happening in this generation, all to prevalent," Cohen said. dise (R) (60 min ) that there was no way that I wasn’t "It's way out of whack," said d D Phyllis (iD Major League Baseball: Texas at "Contractors are actually getting (3$) Odd Couple going to wait to get my chance to Bradbury, who for 23 years served [CNN] Showbiz Today New York Yankees away with murder because they (4D Dancing Days fly in space and to take part in this as a supply clerk in the Air Force [DIS] Adv. of Ozzie and Harriet (2^ Hogan's Heroes have overcharges to the govern­ (61) Fantasy Island great adventure.” —44# and now works in BIW 's outfitting [ESPN] Mazda Sportslook (22) (3$ M ike Nesm ith in TV Parts To ment, but they fall into the night s guests are The Funny Boys and co­ [C N N ] Evening News England, who earned his mas­ departmenK After checking some (MAX) MOVIE: Things in Their category of less than ♦100,000 and median Taylor Negron (HBO) MOVIE: Purple Rain' (CC) A ter's and doctoral degrees at the manuals, Bradbury noted govern­ Season’ The life of a Wisconsin farm fa­ performer overcomes a troubled home life % * therefore go unprosecuted.” mily IS disrupted when the son decides to (2$ Washington Week/Review Paul Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ ment agencies routinely stock the The senator has sponsored legis­ Duke IS |Oined by top Washington journal­ and fierce rivalries to become a major rock marry and leave the family Patricia Neal, star Prince. Morns Day, Apollonia Kotoro nology, left NASA in 1972 to same clamp for ♦5.10. Ed Flanders. Marc Singer 1974 ists in onalyzihg the week's news lation that would encourage the 1984 Rated R become a researcher with the U.S. " I just wonder what kind of Justice Department to pursue M OVIE: 'Cat On a Hot Tin Roof' Film people are issuing the contracts,” 7:00 PM (B CBS News version of the Tennessee Williams classic [ M A X ] M OVIE: 'Four Friends' Three Geological Survey. He returned to small cases of fraud in which the young men and a free spirited woman Bradbury said. "Either the people (B (3f M-A-S-H about a woman and her alcoholic husband NASA in 1979, government is being "nickeled and Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Burl Ives come of aye during the 1960's Craig are not familiar with the material (B ABC News (CC) Wasson, Jodi Thelen, Jim Metzler 1981 England, of West Fargo, N.D., dimed to death." Those cases are 1958 said he orginally joined NASA as a they're procuring orthey just don't ( B News Rated R now manytimes ignored because ^D Bianca Vidal THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Saniom geophysicist hoping to fly on one of care — they just don't give a (11) Jeffersons [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Screwballs' Hiijh of high legal costs, $j) USBL Basketball: New Jersey at school buddies try to get revenge on the the Apollo space missions. damn." Barney Miller "These hundreds of dollars Long Island homocoming queen who got them put on ...MIME... /CLO BHJTUe’LL UEVEP " I knew at the time the odds Wheel of Fortune [CNN] Prime News detention Peter Keleghan. Linda Shayno, cases add up to real money and it's TEM--- FIWD OC-|M TVll‘$ were long because there were a lot MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [HBO] MOVIE: Risky Business' (CC) A Alan Daveau 1983 Rated R BRADBURY WROTE SEN. going on, in my judgment, in a wide 'P B A W of folks ahead of m e," he said. He W ILLIAM Cohen, R-Maine, a Family Feud Straight-laced teenager gets involved with 10:30 PM [11] Independent News CLOCETl HEE- scale basis.” he said. a prostitute while his parents are on vaca­ said he stayed on until 1972 "to help member of the Senate Armed A New Jersey defense contrac­ (4$ Benson (24) In Open Air (CC) A Portrait of the KX7T, . H E E - K E E ! tion Tom Cruise. 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I have to give up some of CB Archie Bunker's Place noy 1984 Rated PG ( U W K R P in Cincinnati minimum price of 5500 for any "We've got to stop il not only the things I'm interested in to CiD W heel of Fortune [USA] Wrestling TNT (B Bizarre spare part purchased in small because it’s a violation of the law, FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavea support the overall group in (B Major League Baseball: New York (1D Odd Couple quantities. but we've got to stop it because it's getting the shuttle into space. UPI photo Mets at Houston 8:30 PM CB Carol Burnett (2^ Tales from the Darkside Furthermore, the Pentagon told destroying the concensus for a TT "However, like Karl, I couldn’t (11J Independent News (B Comedy Factory (24) Dr. W ho Gordon Fullerton, commander of the Canaveral, Fla., Thursday. He will Cohen it discovered 275 clamps strong national defense,” he said. (2Q) All In the Family (2^ Major League Baseball: New York (61) M O VIE: 'The Glory Stompers' The AH, TH&/2E \ o u get around the feeling that this is were in stock when they ordered (22) M “A *S n i Mets at Houston loader of the Black Souls, a motorcyclr; probably the most significant 19th shuttle mission, looks into the command a crew of six astronauts on a the spares at 5625 a copy. group, steals the girl of the Glory Stom The principal industries in M a­ (3^ Entertainment Tonight (22) Slickers A New York City cop is VJlM^Le - - - X WANT You activity in our generation. I still air-intake of his T-38 trainer before a week-long mission aboard the Chal­ Brig. Gen. William McLean, transferred to a small town as a form of pers leader The Glory Stompers go after wanted to play a part in it so I did nitoba, Canada, are manufactur­ ^ |) (4d) Barney M iller the Black Souls to her back Dennis Hof) commander of the Defense Logis­ punishment come back," said England, who is flight at Kennedy Space Center, Cape lenger today. ing, agriculture, slaughtering, ($7) State W e're In per, Jody McCrea, Chris Noel, Jack Maho To PEA£> THl^ pyeopoxAL tics Agency, said the incident (2it) d B W all Street W eek Louis Rukcyser noy 1967 married and the father of two meat processing and mining. [CNN] Crossfire analyzes the '60s with a weekly review of "gives us the opportunity to rectify [CNN] Moneytine AM P T F l l M F IT'S teenage daughters. 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Detectives Zito (John Diehl, 1 1 :30 PM Three's Company WINTHROP • by Dick Cavalli of 'Daddy’s going to fly.’ And the By William Harwood the crew not to discuss the space would allow the cooling I.) and Switek (Michael ( B Kojak United Press International performance of the containers necessary lor useful results. HERE'S FRED. PRLP HM HM other kids, too. They’re all deligh­ Talbott) try to prevent a mur­ CBI :40i ABC News Nightline I THINK ITS during the mission, and no "taste THE TALKING S N & R Y L F TIME SOMEBODY ted. And my wife most of all. She’s Challenger's flight is the third derous dealer of stolen mer­ CC) TV 2 0 0 0 vpry envious that she can't fly the CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. - test” will be carried out. MYNA BIRD. BRNGL MRMB TO LD FRED for the European-built Spacelab chandise from slipping away 111) Honeymooners shuttle." Shuttle Challenger was readied for Challenger's science cargo is a SPEAK, FRED.' D R F P L N ZNK. ABOUTVOWELS. , system but the first that does not on his yacht, in the "Made lor (20) Sound Tracks Henize, who earned a doctorate takeoff late today on a weeklong ♦72 million array of astronomical include a roomy laboratory mo­ Each Other" episode ol NBC's (22) (301 Tonight Show Host Joan Rivers' / in astronomy from the University flight to turn the ship into an telescopes and sensitive instru­ dule in the spaceship's payload Calling All "Miami Vice,” FRIDAY, JULY guests are Tyne Daly and Roger Miller (60 \ / T orbiting observatory with all the ments to study the sun. Earth's min ) of Michigan, has worked as an bay. 12 astronomer in South Africa, Aus­ comforts of home — including space environment, energetic gal­ (41) La Traicion CHECK i isiiNGS ron rxACT iiMr tralia and at the Mount Wilson familiar cans of arch-rival soda axies and other secrets of the Instead, the shuttle's cargo of Blood Donors! 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* iJ MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridiiv. July 12, 1985 — 21 to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 12, 1985 REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIEl BUSINESS REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Energy, food featuring: Joyce G. Epstein keep producer Realty SELL-SELL-SELL 349 EAST CENTER ST. prices stable o Owner of thli 3-4 bedroom Colonial In the Bower MANCHESTER, CT. ^ School dletrlot Ic moving aooni Priced reduced - p r e m i e i i r a n c h 80'a. “ By Bud Newman energy costs declined in June after 647-8895 “We OUARANTEE OUR HOUtESr...64e-24«2 Open This Sunday — 1-4 P.M. United Press International substantial advances in April and Where the individual gets attention 524 Birch Mountain Road May while prices for finished WASHINGTON - Wholesale consumer goods dropped for the Thats what we believe sets us Rtmble through Ihlt cuttom built brick and cedar hoina In prices in June remained un­ fifth time in the last six months. ona ol Manchaalara newaat executive areaa 3000 aq. tt. ot changed from May after rising The wholesale price index last apart from all the rest. With our living apace all on the til lloor. Draam kitchen w. (Ireplace, ouallly cablneta. random width oak flooring, and the m w slowly in each of the preceding four month stood at 294, before seasonal individualized service, we take modern of appllancea available. 24’ cedar solar room. 32 months, the Labor Department adjustment. That means that "Qreat Room" with a beautiful view of the Lookout Mount­ the time to listen to all your real ain and a brook through a 12' bay window, formal dining announced today. goods that could have been bought estate needs. So, when your room and 3 huge bedrooms. Extras such as central air and For the first six months of 1985, for $100 in 1967 now cost $294. vac. Intercom t telephone In every room and a 3 car garagel the wholesale prices rose at a The index measures changes in thitiking of real estate, think Call lor privala showing. the wholesale price of nearly 3,400 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...846-2482 modest annual rate of 1.4 percent, about us! WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE the department said. For the last goods sold in bulk. Wholesale price DIRECTIONS: Charter Oak Street or Porter Street 12 months, the increase in whole­ changes eventually influence re­ 3 bedroom. 2 bath Ranch In South Farms. Immacu­ tail prices and the consumer price Thinking of selling — List your to Camp Meeting Road. 1st right past the late condition. Florida room, deck, etc. sale prices was just 1.1 percent. underpass, signs posted. “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESr...848-24Sa Craig Howells, a Labor Depart­ index. home with ps. Our .\gency wdl ment economist, said the figures Howells said the decrease in get you the results you want, “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” show "no inflation problems down energy and food prices were offset quicklv, easily and haslle free. the line that we can look at." by increases in items such as The department’s monthly Pro­ passenger cars and cosmetics. Blanchard & Rossetto € g ) ducer Price Index found that After rising 3.4 percent in May, Dee Wolf, Nancy von Itollen, Valaire Chase. Shirley 'Schoenburger COM M ERplAL CREDIT energy costs dropped in June by 2 646-2482 nNANOAL NETWORK Seated; Joyce G. Epstein, Del) Owens a ContS Oxsta Connpentr percent. The largest declines were REAL ESTATE 189 West Center St. corner ol McKee St. Senior Citliem Discounts Fciiiurc of Ihe VVft'k by the M.inthfsler Htrulrt for home heating oil and natural v: CPTV may gas, The price of gasoline rose by a much smaller amount in June than it did in either April or May, the in/ Lindsey Real tstat make move department said. 5 1 9 Center Street Food costs inched down 0.1 Left, Carol Anderson of Coventry shops at Mari-Mad's, i ir - r V I Mancheeter, CT 06040 STAMFORD (UPI) - The percent in June after falling 1 757 Main St., while her daughter, Julie, finds shade under state's public television network percent during the the previous a table. Above, Alice Gregorich of Glastonbury helps her T r n ______649-4000 outlined a $6 million plan Thursday two months. The tiny decrease was night to relocate its Fairfield due in large part to the fact that husband, Anthony, make a selection at Regal Men's County studios to the building that prices turned up — after falling in Shop, 903 Main St. Manchester’s annual sidewalk sales housed a former cable television May — for fresh fruits and brought hundreds of shoppers to town Thursday. network. vegetables, beef and veal. Officials said the plan to locate Poultry, pork and processed "N «w U e Ur e " Connecticut Public Television stu­ fruits and vegetable prices also llllaRcliMt«r $144,900 dios in the Group W Satellite were up in June but prices fell for State to offer more ‘Yankee Mac’ home loans Porter Street erea, cuttom lour Communications facility would fish, roasted coffee, soft drinks and bedroom Colonial, Dan, tun result in more of an interchange eggs. porch, 2 flraplacee, rec room, ulate employment and increase vinyl tided, and nice flat lotll between Fairfield County and For finished goods other than HARTFORD (UPI) - State state employee and teacher retire­ "I am pleased at the overwhelm­ Don't mite this unique homal northern parts of the state. food, prices rose in June after May Treasurer Henry Parker says the ment funds are invested to provide ing response to our latest offering both the slate and local lax bases,” The expanded studio space decreases for leather and rubber state is ready to provide up to $95 mortgages. of Yankee Macs," said Parker, he said. would facilitate greater news footwear, household flatware and million in "Yankee Mac" mort­ In light of the high demand, who annoi'nced last month that $75 coverage of Fairfield County for cutlery. Also showing significant gages, or about $20 million more Parker said the stale will simply million would be available for Parker also said the latest round northern Connecticut while con­ increases in cost were over-the- than originally planned, invest more to finance the entire loans. of Yankee Mac mortgages will necting the southern county to counter drugs, books and silver Parker said Thursday 1,136 $95 million because the pension "Our injection of some $95 provide the state pension funds SOUTH WINDSOR "Country Sottiug A news sources in Hartford, where jewelry, the department said. potential homebuyers applied for funds have the money, the demand million into the Connecticut mort­ with "an outstanding AA rated Enjoy the large In-ground pool that goes with this charming 8 room Co­ CPTV has its principal studios, Prices dropped last month for loans under the latest offering in is there and the investment value gage market will provide an aid to investment, just as past Yankee lonial. 4 bedrooms, family room, 2'4 baths, large lot. $129,900 ELLINGTON COLONIAL CoRvunloirt L o c u U o n ” officials said. light motor trucks, tires and tubes, the Yankee Mac program where remains high. families, boost the economy, stim­ Macs have." This 8 room, 4 bedroom home is in very nice South Windsor SllO ’s r condition! Approximatey 4 acres of prop­ On new seven room Ralthed erty, 2 car garage, aluminum sided, 2 full Ranch, apacloua family room, baths, cathedral ceilings in living and din­ three nice bedrooms, 2 R, DR, ing rooms. A lovely MUST SEE home! ESK, deck, patio and many A s k in g »184,900. other fine featuresi See this U&R REALTY CO. great homal CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 STRAND REAL ESTATE 643-2692 l.i() K. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CT. Robert D. Murciock, Realtor Notices CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD Put Number l to work lor you.' o n HELP WANTED i j n HELP WANTED HDHELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED Truck Driver — Full time Manchester Doctor's Of­ Mortgage Closing Clerk Insurance Agency — Per­ sonal Lines, Flexible rii n Mni.n-, r.-.'LVTA'.'TOerv S/.t nr.-.. r-.- 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER IANNOUNCEMENTS appliance delivery per­ fice — looking for port for active savings and 647-8400 son. Must be available time reliable person for loon office. Knowledge of hours. Experienced. 643- n\;w r|C|.||j^ lkHtcn' ■ 643-1591 Inspector — Experienced Seamstress and Saleslady Hairstylist for busy salon. Monday thru Friday and the summer. Approxi­ mortgage loon process­ 2178. 168 Main Street, Manchester Emergency? In Manches­ Mechanical Inspector to for women's specialty Experienced. Friendly Vj day Saturday. Apply In mately 20 to 25 hours per ing and underwriting pre­ L/«VV*I l<3rl L TO ll'lC'S VERNON CIRCLE . VERNON ter, dial 911 tor fire, do first piece and layout shop in downtown Man­ Surroundings. Benefits. person, Al Sletferts, 445 week. Must be flexible ferred. Coll Mortgage De­ Don Jackson Rosemary Viola Jackson Tt'.l f.*M 1't C f : I I A 1. .in d (. . i n l r n s 871"1A00 police, medical help. Inspection for small ma­ chester. Coll 649-5046. Coll 643-2103. Hartford Rood, and pleasant personality. portment, 649-4586 for A' Real Estate Bob Kiernan Richard Biaicck Chris Corcoran chine shop. Colt AIrflo for Manchester. Coll 646-5153, leave appointment. appointment, 633-9455. message. Port Time Morning Posi­ EOE. tion available for a depen­ Employment Maintenance Crew In­ dable person to perform Pointers — 3 plus yeors RN — Public Health Customer Service Per­ structor. Developmen- general cleaning services & Education exterior experlenece. Full Nurse — For yoluntory son; Attractive position Construction Estimator, tolly disabled adults. Director — With teaching In a modern office build­ time. Own transportation home health agency. Full available at the Whole all phases ot building, cite $9,500 - $11,000. T ranspor­ experience ot preschool­ ing In the Manchester required. Immediate op­ time position. Expe­ Donut at 319 Green Rood, work through finishes. tation required. Call Cha­ ers wanted for Manches­ area. Hours ore 7;30om - enings. 646-7780. rienced nurse. Coll 872- Manchester, to work Drafting skills would be rles MInnIch, Director ot ter day core center which 12pm. Retirees are en­ 9163 for appointment. early morning hours serv­ helpful. This Is full time programs and training. will open In fall. Must couraged to apply. Coll I HELP WANTED EOE. ing coffee and donuts, etc. employment with mid­ Hockonum Industries. hove at least one year 649-3181 between 9om and to our going to work sized general contractor. B71-6724. experience. Full time or 4pm. Easy assembly work I Dental Receptionist — Send Resume to Box F, N » w L M I n g N u w L M I n g customers. Hours ore port time. ABC Day Care, STADDLEBROOK FARM $800.00 per 100. G uaran­ Aide-Housekeeper — for East of River office. Full from 4:30am-10om, 5days c/o Manchester Herald. W ork Shop Supervisor de- Nurses Aldes/Certifled. Manchuatur $104,900 South WInduor $ 1 3 1 ,9 0 0 Inc., 649-9228. teed Payment. No Expe- small rest home. Ideal for time position Includes ex­ Including weekends. Posi­ velopmentolly disabled Newly created full time I Andover, CT 2-famlly home with two complete modern kitchens end Spacloui, 9-room home with many cuttom featuree. perience necessary. Send A very unique property offering IoIr of charm & privacy. 7 NEW LISTING!! rlence/No Soles. Details mature person. 3pm to tion Is suitable for mature Clerk — Port Time. Small adults to mid teens. Send positions available with Excellent investment property! 4-3 Room Apts, plus single bethe In Immeculte condton. One of the units hat 3 Firet-tloor family room, 2V4 bathe, 4 bedrooma, formal Experienced Dnly — Gas Room Ranch with aeparale j^esl cottage and approx. 8 send self-addressed 11pm or 11pm to 7am. Coll resume to Box G, C/O person looking for stable office In M anchester seek­ resume by 7/26/85 to Le­ benefits. Immediate open­ family in rear. Great condition, super income. Don't miss rooms with s huge living room. The other hat 8 roome dining room, apaclout living room, let-floor laundry Station Attendant. Days, acrea. Trout stream, wild flowers and lots, lots more. stamped enyelope; ELAN Mrs. Brook, Monday Manchester Herald. position. Coll Manager ing someone to work port wis Stein, Executive Di­ ings. Excellent salary, m i­ . ^jill us today!! Offered at 1169,900. ell together. room end a beautiful Vermont marble fireplace. full or port time. Apply at OlTerrd by Jackson & Jackson at $173,000. VITAL-173, 3410 Enter­ through Friday, 8am to for on appointment at time (25 hours per week, rector, Hockonum Indus­ Spruce Street Mobile, 220 leage reimbursement, op­ prise Rood, Ft. Pierce, F L 3pm only. 649-4510. Aide-Housekeeper — for 643-9021. 8am-1pm) to do varied tries, P.O. B o x 2002, Spruce Street, Monday portunity to work with 33402. small rest home. Ideal for bookkeeping and office Vernon, CT 06066. EOE. thru Friday. people In their own Liquor Permittee wanted. mature person. 3pm to Mature Woman needed to work. Good communlco- homes. Coll today for Submit applications to 11pm or 11pm to7om. Coll work In day core center tlon skills, flexibility, light your Interview, 647-1481. Counselors for G irl's resi­ VFW , 608 East Center Mrs. Brook, Monday coring for Infants. Mon­ typing, ability to work EDE/AAP. dent comp In Stotford Street, between Horn and through Friday, Bom to day thru Friday, morning with accuracy needed. Springs. 684-7821. 8pm, before July 15th. 3pm only. 649-4510. and afternoon shifts. 5 Coll 643-5151 for Interview Machinists — 3 years Port Time Late Evening hours each. Storting $4 appointment with admin­ experience required. Able position available for o per hour. Coll 643-5535. istrator. EOE. to set up and operate C N C dependable person to per­ Port Time Cook — Home Brldgeports, some pro­ form housekeeping servi­ Ju$t Rnduend N u w L M I n g gramming required. Call cooking experience Is ces In a m odern office fine. Dne m orning o week. ManchMtur $86,900 ManchMiur $186,900 PICTURE THIS after 3:30pm, 659-2162. Spacloua Colonial In ultra-daalrabla Foraat Hlllt area CLERK TYPIST building In the M anche s­ Private home. Health CHFA ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE!! SPACIOUS & GRACIOUS!! AUTD SA LES ter oreo. Experience help­ One floor living is hard to l>eat! Full basement, fireplace, Exceptional 6 Room Ranch on parkdike lot in verv desira­ Colonlel with large rooma, firaplacad living room, gar- Fireplaced lat-tloor family room, 4 bedrooma, 2'A food Interest helpful. 643- M t, formal dining room and tat floor laundry and ------Highly motivated Individual nice lot. energy efficient and it’s priced in the mid 70's, ble neighborhood. Clean as a whistle!! Offered iq ihe90's. bathe. In-ground pool, Jacuzzi and 3 rooma downatalra Aggressive, sales Mature Part Time House­ ful, but not required. 7117. beautiful patio. Including rac room. naaded full lima lor buay ol- Hours are9pm -lom , M o n ­ orientated person llca convanlantly located In keepers w anted, 20-25 hours a week. Call Essex day through Friday. Coll needed. Salary plus Manchaatar. Dutlaa Include Fire and Smoke Domoge light typing, client contact, M otor Inn, 646-2300. 649-3181 between 9om and Restoration Company $ EXTRA MDNEY $ commission, demo making travel arrangamante 4pm. and heavy photo copying. seeks full and part time 'Joyce G . Epstein 349 EAST CENTER ST. plan, paid benefits. managers. Start at $S per MANCHESTER O n tu ij^ /*/VA’ Hf) tllO With Your Own Part-Time Job.' Experience not ne­ ExcallanI banallla. Salary hour. Coll 9am-3pm, 646- cessary - desire to commenaurata with axparl- BOOKKEEPER 6855. Realtv anca. Full Charge. IBM PC, XT Ea- 647-8895 phono and call succeed a musti parlanca daalrad. Paid holl- An excellent opportunity for Contact Mr. Harris, Sand raauma to Data Baaa Teachers For Sunday WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION S Managarmant, Inc., 107S Tol­ daya, vacatlona. ma|or medi­ Jewish Religious school. 2 Dillon Ford. 643- land Tpka., Manchaatar, CT cal. Contact Mra. Kllboum. Music teacher; and JACKSTONSHOWCASE 649-2881, 849-2882. Housewives and Mothers with 2145. 0SO4O. teacher for grade 5, He­ We hove openings In Sep­ brew teacher for Sunday, tember for school but EAST HARTFORD $79,900 C o rn u to young children _ bring them Wednesday and Thurs­ drivers In the towns of NEW ON THE MARKETI Spotleaa and well maintained 6 room Cape Marlborough Country day. Salary commensu­ Bolton and Hebron. We In mov*-ln condition with 2/3 bedrooma, dining room, all v-> rate with education and will train, give us a call '''I IJka nm Dutch Colonial with 2M with you and save on experience. 644-8466. appllancea Including dlthwaahar, waaher & dryer plua lovely yard. bathe, 2 ear garage, firaplacaa In NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED now, 537-S234, 537-5366. Call for d a t a lla . ______643-4060 ^ n g r^ in and m a ^ bod- 44a% babysitting costs IN MANCHESTER AREA , tat floor family room and b a ^ BOOKKEEPER — i m fl mant rao room, alldara to palto Charter Dak SL 27-14D Elm T r r ic i all (U|M) RATE/BILUNO CLERK Vantaga Tranaport, Inc., Irre­ wx40 Ifv-ground pool aM into W. Middle Tpka.. all High 81 1-ID gular routa common carrier Matwhuatur Redueed tor Quick Sole S S 4 9 0 0 ^autlf^ park-iika lot. Sat back Hackmatack SL all Kiinay 8L 1-150 Silver Lanes with 48 atata oparating Newly decorated and remodeled 8 room, 2 bedroom. 2 bath Capa on Gardner 81 authority aaaka an axperl- vate'ihowhtg •'•9bwey, buaflna & shopping. Call today for prl- $'l43,§(».*'’' Main SL 1-1D4 3418 Bowling Center ancad. aggraaalva Rata/BII- Pina Hill 81 all Highland 81 8-187 llng Clark. Tha auccaaatui Foreal SL all Park 81 134NI Call for appoint­ candidata will poaaaaa a Put Niituber 1 to work for you,’ ment. Bookkaeper good background In tran- SOUTH WINDSOR 5 9 8 .SOO 22 Hours Per Week Dtia SL all Frincli Dr. III aportatlon rating and bNIIng J ^ T LI8TEDI Estato aatllamantf Spacious 7 room Ralaad Ranch with 3 Barden Dr. all Diana Dr. all needed for some proceduraa and will alao poa- e good communication badroomt, 2 baths, 2 firaplacaa, family room and 2 car garaga. Naada Salary Plus Gas Allowance Nllaa Dr. all Park 81 73-167 light bookkeeping. aoma coamatica. Call for an appointmant. 643-4060 akilla and tha ability to work Chaatnut SL 142-198 Pina 81 1-180 Call Monday, with othara W a will be wMlIng to train an Inaxperlaneed but Mgneheator SOUND INTERESTING? Elm 8t. all Walnut 8L 1-17 Wednesday & Fri­ qualified paraon. W a olfar an FREE MARKET EVALUATION Juat Llated You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and axcallani amployaa benefit Immaculata 8 yatr old R. Ranolt, •uparviaa our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids • day from 10am to package and growth polan- Vinyl tidad, firaplacad fimlly want a little independence and your own Income... Manchester Herald 4pm. Tuesday & llal. Salary commenaurata room, 3 badrooina, plua baia with exparlanca. Sand ra- mant badroom and rao room, Call Circulation Dept Thursday, 6pm to auma and Salary hlatory to or ManchMlar'^ hardwood floora, thowa 9pm. call Qary Schnaldar at Van­ REAL ESTATE SERVICES B e e t B u y $B 2.aoo ownarwvaiiwv prida MlIn iwla n d a o ^ ^ a r id 647-9946 tage Tranaport, Inc., 280 Tol­ •'•f will $92,900 buy you,cu Y3 falarge rgJI badroomt, 2* batha, central air cualom faaturaa. land Tpka.. Manchaaler, CT large bright kitchen, formal din' ** IHJBO CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 5B9-2990 08040:043-8809. fO t 6 3 East Center St., Manchester. 643-4060 V pTJj-p^Tandn l l i a MA a I Aaavd Ta'nm; 'cou'ni'______All thli MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 12, 1985 - 23

tt - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 12, 1985 I MISCELLANEOUS ■ an J APARTMENTS HOME AND II IHOMES CONDOMINIUMS I APARTMENTS STORE AND FOR SALE GARDEN HOMES I HOMES HOMES FOR RENT FDR RENT I HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE IFOR SALE I FOR SALE OFFICE SPACE HELP WANTED FOR SALE H Coins — Numerous type Pick Your Own String- FOR SALE Manchester — August 1st, BUSINESS &.SERVICE DIRECTORY '3 Room Apartment, coins, extro fine to about beans, yellow and green. Manchester, New Listing Manchester — Northfleld 2 new plush ranch style Manchester — Commer- uncirculated. 1954, 1960 Manchester — Just Green. Hard to find 3 heated, stove, retrlgero- clol/Offlce space availa­ Natsisky Farms, 644-0304. Permanent Port time S«ll-Sell-S«ll — Owner of — $104,900. 2-fam llv home units. 2 bedrooms, fully tor, references and secur­ proof sets, full sets. Buf­ Vernon, South Windsor Tellers — Apply Sovlnps this 3-4 bedroom Colonlol Listed. Imm aculate6vear bedroom, fully carpeted Insulated, stove, dis­ ble. Approximately 1100 with two complete mod­ ity. 649-9021. falo nickles, Roosevelt Line. Bank of Manchester, 923 In the Bower School dis­ old Raised Ranch, vinyl CLASSIC COMFORT ern kitchens and baths In unit with furnished re­ hwasher, refrigerator, se­ sq. tt. Coll 647-9126 morn- dimes and Kennedy Main Street, Manchester. trict Is moving sooni sided, fireplaced family creation room. 2 full, 2 Ings; 233-0319 otter 1pm. Immaculate condition. parate basement storage. One or Two Bedroom halves. 1100 buffalo nic­ Vorlety House Plants, Priced reduced- 80's. We room, 3 bedrooms, plus half baths. Gas heot and $600 plus utilities. Alibrio kles. (no dealers). Guns - One of the units has 3 Cape, convenient loca­ Main Street, Manchester Exterior and Interior, Robort Bi Jorvts, outdoor bushes, excellent Clerks - Now Hiring full Guarontee Our Houses I basement bedroom & rec rooms with a huge living central air. $77,500. All- Realty, 649-0917.______Odd lobs. -Truckinv. Concrete Work. Patio and Remmington 870, 3" M ag­ room, hardwood floors, tion, mature couple pre­ — Office space, 500 sq. ft.. Wallpapering and Ceil­ Bulldinb-Romodeling condition, must sell. Reas­ time for third shift and Blanchard & Rossetto brio Realty, 649-0917. H oitmi retMirs. You ncimo sidtwalks, roosonobleprl- num, $150. Ruaer No. 1, shows one owner pride In room. The other has 5 Manchester — Newer Su­ ferred. No pets. Lease, Excellent location. Heat, ings. Fully Insursd. free Sp^allst. Additlora, gar­ onable. Private home. part time all other shifts. Real Estate, 646-2482. rooms'l^ll together. O.W. references, 2 months se­ It. we do It. Prot e$tt- cos. 6444096,______.270 caliber. $250. Antique 649-6486. If you're honest, dependa­ landscaping and custom SOUTH WINDSOR per duplex 2 bedroom lanltor. Call Max Gross- estimates. Jim Jobln,649- ages, roofing, siding, kit­ Fish l ^ l t y , 643-1591 or curity, $500 month. 643- man, 649-5334. merte*. Instred, 6414904. Bamboo Rods — Repair ble and like working In a Wheelchair Accessible — features. $98,900. Century Exceptional 2 bedroom towhouse In 2 fam ily. I'/z Sxperltncod Oomostic 3423, M o tt Gluhosky, 643- chens, botbrooms, re- 871-1400. Condo. 2 full baths, beau­ 2919 evenings. placement and ports. Coll 649-5852 fast-paced environment, 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch 21 Jackston-Showcase, baths, carpeting, applian­ Lownmowert repolred - Will Cloon your houst or 9342. otter 5:30pm.______646-1316. tifully deooratad, lull ap­ ces, patio, basement, gar- windows/doors. 6434712. apply to manager, X-Tro In South Farms. Immacu­ Manchester, Gorgeous — 1 c RESORT Free pick upanddsHvarv, oportmont wookiv or bi­ n [ i i S m pliances. Pool and tennis oge, convenient residen­ 2 Bedroom Townhouse 4 PETS M art Convenience Store, late condition. Florida $82,900. Immaculate Cape available. $63,500 IQ perctnf l•nlor dl$- weekly. References avail­ Name your own orico — S lig h t Point Damage. Manchester — $84,900. Re­ tial location, available with tlreplace, heat, hot I PROPERTY Hartford Road, Manches- room, deck, etc. We Gua­ on a lovely treed lot. counl. Expert service. able. Coll 875-5293. Fother and son. Fast, All types remodeling or (Six) finest flashing ar­ duced for Quick Sale. 644-1608 Anytime water, carpeting, all ap­ ter, 649-2337.______rantee Our Houses I Blon- Fenced rear yard, gar­ August 1st. Adults. $575 Free eetim^ee. Economy repcrtrt — Complete kit­ row signs, $2S7 complete. Blue Crown Conure with Newly decorated and pliances, air condition­ dopondable sorvico. chard & Rossetto Real age, maintenance-free plus utilities. 649-0311 after Coumbla Lake — Water­ to w n M ow of ■ 647-3660, Pointing, Poperhonging chens, baths, garages, od- Lighted, no arro w , $229 cage and gym set. $120. “Girl Friday” wanted by remodeled 6 room, 2 bed­ ing. 647-1595. Estate, 646-2482. siding, fireplaced living 6pm.______front cottage for rent or B Romovol. Coll 646>S761. dttlons, dormers, complete. Free letters! Call anytime, 875-2014. local Insurance Agency. room, 2 bath Cape on sale. Sandy beach. Coll room, deck In back. A i » 7 J r e a l e s t a t e Howkot Trot Sorvico — porches, decks. No lob 1(800)423-0163, anytime. Must have agency expe­ Ellington colonial — This large wooded lot near Manchester — Immediate 2 Bedroom Townhouse — 649-0498, 228-9852. Cleon home priced to sell I WANTED Buckot Truck B Oilppor. Odd Jobs — Pointing, too targe or small. Call rience. Full or Part time. 8 room, 4 bedroom home highway, busline and occupancy. 3 bedroom all appliances, heat, hot D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 Stump Romovol. Fret Et> Moving, 'Landscaping, Urry,64949S5. CARS/TRUCKS Send resume to Box I C /0 Is In very nice condition! shopping. Call today for single family home. $600 water, carpeting, air con­ CARS/TRUCKS or 871-1400. 24 hour cash offer on your ditioning. 649-5240. MISCELLANEOUS tlm o tfs, SpocKsI contider* etc. Coll for tree estimote. FOR SALE Manchester Herald. Approximately 4 acres of private showing. Joyce G. plus utilities. Two bed­ 647-1226 after 4pm, BUILOiin/ Handy .Mon — Coroentrv IFOR SALE property, 2 cor garage, property — Call: Crockett FOR RENT otlon tor Eiderly and Hon- Epstein Real Estate, 647- room units, $425 and $475 dlctwpod. 647-7S53._____ Fronkle. IC0NTRACTIII6 repoirs, rooting, root re­ aluminum sided, 2 full 8895. A BEST BUY BY BELFIORE Spacious 8i Gracious 11 Realty, 643-1577 tor o plus utilities. Allbrio 2 bedroom Apartment on H pairs, driveway, celling baths, cathedral ceilings EIGHT ROOMS FOUR BEDROOMS Exceptional 6 Room quick deqll Mansfleld/Wllllngton Realty, 649-0917. Manchester — Garages, Ootlverlnp rich loom — 5 2 licensed loving mothers Forrond Remodeling — and crock re p a ir. 644-4096. In living and dining Manchester — $92,900. 11/> BATHS Ranch on park-llke lot In line. Rte. 44A. $310, IVj storage only. Convenient Clerical - Mature person SWEDISH FIREPLACE very desirable neighbor­ months security deposit. yards, S65 plus tax. Sand, would like to care for Cabinets, roofing, gut­ rooms. A lovely - Must See Best Buy. Where else will I ROOMS locations. $40 monthly. children weekdays in needed full time to work In home! Asking $184,900. ALUMINUM hood. Clean os a whistle! I Country privacy, garden gravel, B stone. 643-9S04. ters, room additions, $92,900 buy you 3 large (Storms, Screens. Doorsl FENCED YARD FOR RENT Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. M anchester. Coll 643-1713. our new office. Good Strano Real Estate. 647- Offered In the $90's. Jack- spot, no dogs, call 487-0162 decks, oil types ot remo­ HEATIN8/ bedrooms, 2■^ baths, cen­ deling and repairs. FREE QIMHY phone skills a must, some •SOLD". tral air, large bright kit­ UPSTAIRS AIR CONDITIONED son 8i Jackson Real Est­ Central Manchester — 2 or 742-9753. No lob too small. Stumps, PUIMBIND Bolton Notch — 30 X 30 estimates. Fully Insured. computer knowledge chen, formal dining room PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. Men Only. CentrnI Locu­ Bedroom apartment In uradlnfl ond dioolna, Commercial building, 3 bockhoe work done on a Telephone 6434017, otter helpful. Apply Bam-4pm ot Like New Dutch Colonial and a finished rec room. JUST REDECORATED tion. Kitchen privileges. four fomlly. Appllanced I STORE AND Fogarty Brothers —' Ba­ L & M Ambulance, 275 Manchester "New List­ Parking available. Secur­ phase electricity, suitable doy‘t notice. Bulldozer ^ m , 647-SSD9.- with 2'/3 baths, 2 car All this plus pool 8i tennis kitchen, heat 8< hot water, Ucensed Day Core ages 2 throom remodeling;. In­ Newstate Road, We strongly suggest an immediate ing" $144,900. Porter ity and references re- no pets, one year lease [ o ffic e SPACE tor machine shoo or other work OlSO, Coll 649-2W1. garage, fireploces In liv­ courti Joyce G. Epstein uses. Zoned Industrial. and up. References pro­ Leon CleszynskI Builder stallation water heaters, Manchester. Real Estate, 647-8895. Street area, custom four qulred. 643-2693.______plus security deposit. $550 garbage disposals; faucet USED ing room and master inspection of this stately Colonial residence. 649-9093. vided. 646-3914. — New hdmes, additions, bedroom Colonial, den, per month, 646-8352. Free Rent In Manchester A. Henry Personalized repairs. 6494S39. V ls a /M - bedroom, fully ap- town Core. Looking for remodelina, rec rooms, pllanced kitchen, first East Hartford — $79,900. sun porch, 2 fireplaces, r n APARTMENTS _ Prime space and loca­ osterCard accepted. LOW EIGHTIES - AND WORTH IT! 3 Rooms, 3rd Floor, heat someone reliable and effi­ garages, kitchens remo­ floor family room and New on the Market! Spot­ rec room, vinyl sided, and FOB RENT tion. New. Hurry. 668-1447. 471 WANTED mOtUREFINniffllS nice flat lot 11 Don't miss I and appliances. $375. cient? Totol lown core, deled, ceilings, both tile, Part Time - Ideal lob for basement, rec room, slid­ less and well maintained 6 ASK FOR: 0 TO RENT A new concept In furni­ M B M Plumbing and this unique home! Cen­ Adults, no pets. Call 649- commercial and residen­ dormers, roofing. Resi­ students, evenings, 5pm- ers to potio, redwood room Cape In move-ln Manchester ■ — 2 room ture refInIshIng. All Heating — Well work, tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ Manchester — Available 2236 after 6pm. tial. Light trucking, free dential or commercial. CARS Bpm, and Saturdays, to deck and Inviting 20 x 40 condition with 2/3 bed­ office suite, first floor, work done on your pre­ pumps, water condition­ ED SWAIN ate, 649-4000. Immediately. One, two Moture working couple. estimotee, fully Insured. 649-4291. 2 rooms, dining room, all convenient location. $250 wash and wax vehicles. Inground pool set Into Long time Manchester mises. Low overheed - ing, sewer work, ba­ appliances Including dis­ and three bedroom apart­ Large 3 room heated monthly Including heat, 647-1349,______Lower Prices. Manchester Honda has a selection of quality recondi­ Apply at L & M Ambu­ beautiful park like lot set Residence, seek 2 bed­ throom remodeling, and hwasher, washer 8, dryer BELFIORE, REALTORS South Windsor "Country ments. $410, $475, $525, apartment. $440 monthly, lance, 275 Newstate Road, back for privacy. Priced The Moves Corp., 646-0131. room oparlment In quiet Cell stter 5 pm, 878-41 St. Carpentry and remodel­ even tlx leaky sinks. No tioned automobiles for your driving pleasure. plus lovely yard. Call for Setting and Convenient heat and hot water In­ security, no pets, no ap- Experltnce Mowing and Manchester. to Sell - $143,500. Century neighborhood. Referen­ ina lervlces — Complete lob too small. Coll 649- details. Sentry Real Est­ Location" $110's. On new cluded. J.D. 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Will help to Install ^m . Rain date, following MISCELLANEOUS and get and transport. $1,100 or week. 73 Pearl Stre^, I AUTOMOTIVE best offer. Has to be seen, corner of Foster Street. 56S-4877. FAST New rebuilt carburetor Saturday, July 13th, 10am- for 1978 Plymouth Volare, RESULTS! 3pm. Baby clothes, coun­ 2-barrel, 6 cylinder. $65. try crafts, fobric, toys 8, Call anytime, 647-1372. TAG SALES household Items. 93 Bran­ Manchester ford Street, Manchester. 8 Ft. Fiberglass truck cap, 5 Tumblebrook Rood,(off manufactured by Ford, Herald School Road), Bolton. Giant Tag Sale— Moving, good condition. $200. 647- Ulanrbatfr Hpralft all Items must go. Satur­ July 13th & 14th, 9am-4pm. 1225. w ..... y-Ni * fifltlirriAw Jiilw Dinette set, rec room day, 9am-3pm. 73 Furger- 643-2711 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Saturday, July 13. 1985 — Single copy: 256 furniture, Heathkit color son Road, Manchester. INVITATION TO BID console TV, GE Built-In Seoled bids will be received In the Generol Services' of­ dithwosher, new baby fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ walker and carseat, Me- ter, CT, until 11:00a.m. on the dltteraneon wrought Iron Automotive date show n below for the fol- chandelier, photographic lowlne: Lawsuit equipment, 150 science JU LY 25, 1985- FURNISH & fiction novels, Sho-bud ICARS/TRUCKS INSTALL AIR CONDITIONING IN Doctors find pedal steel guitar, Gibson FOR SALE COMPUTER ROOM AT amplifier, aquarium, cur- I are in the seeks to POLICE DEPARTMENT CELEBRITY CIPHER talns, drapes, C4!iebn1y Ciphfir cryptograms arr* created Ifom quotations by JULY 29, 1985 - H IRING OF (dmous people past and present Facb letter m the cipher slafids miscellaneous. 1981 Datsun 280ZX — Mint A LICENSED HAZARDOUS Manchester condition, very low mi­ WASTES MANAGEMENT lor another Today s ciuv M equals F Tag Sale — Saturday, leage, one owner, never FIRM • . I ' rjriii fj' I- Herald another polyp block mall July 13th, 9am-1pm, Rain seen snow, always gar­ JULY 30, 1985- PURCHASE date, July 14th. Furniture, aged. Call 643-1456. OF ONE (1) NEW 23,000» "DCLH FJPS HW NP L JVXABP everyday. By Susan Vaughn GVW DUMP TRUCK bikes, TV, stereo, miscel­ Herald Reporter laneous. 26 Nye Street, 1975 Dodge Colt, 4 speed, 2 The Town of Monchester Is HK OWXXPGOVLB JHLHVWI door, mony new parts, on equal opportunity em­ Manchester. ployer, and requires an affir­ mart The Hartman Tobacco Co. filed a runs well, regular gas, mative action policy for oil of NGPLT IWD JWFISJ BVTP L lawsuit Friday against the Plan­ Furniture, Stereo, Bike, approximately 30 mpg. Its Contractors and Vendors hoppers in president ning and Zoning Commission and tricycle and much more. $1,250. Days, 643-2711, ext. os o condition of doing busi­ 2980 ness with the Town, as per S the developers of the proposed 48, Evenings, 429-8820. OWXAWFIS MGLOHFGP.” — 9am-5pm. Saturday, July Federal Order 11246. The classic shirtdreas Buckland Hills mall. 13th,'09 W eaver Road. Shop the Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ with raglan sleeves and The suit, filed in Hartford 3 1981 Datsun 200SX — Ex­ cations ore available at the XWIHL OGLIP. cellent condition, low mi­ Please the younpc lady zip-front ' r the larger Superior Court by Attorney Do­ General Services' office. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: The Romans would never have Classifieds. with this upside-down- leage, air conditioning, size figure. minic J. Squatrito, claims the PZC TOWN OF MANCHESTER, found time to conquer the world it they had been dolly . . . one side a bru­ ‘Full recoveiy’ seen power windows, 5 speed. No. 8270 with Photo- violated zoning regulations last CONNECTICUT obliged first to learn Latin ' Hetnrtch Heine nette; the other, a blond! $6,300 or best offer. Call ROBERT B. WEISS, Guide is in Sizes 38 to 60. month by approving a general plan Saturday, July 13th, 10am- Manchester Size 40, 44 bust, 3V4 yards 643-7714 after 5pm. GENERAL MANAGER No. 2980 has pattern of development for the planned 4pm. Infants and child­ 041-07 pieces; full directions. 46-inch. ren’s clothes, toys, books, Herald after operation today 750,000-square-foot mall and resi­ 1975 Dodge 9 Passenger To order, send $2.50, for eacb Patterm available only girl's bike, oil excellent in sizes ehoum. dential community. condition, furniture, snow Wagon, miles - 60's, runs 643-2711 pattern, plus S0( tor posUie and The 14-page suit claims that the well, some rust, air condi­ LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Handling. tires, miscellaneous. 66 8;30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ANNE CABOT TO______ORDER send $2.50 for bk8 By Ira R. Allen were using to probe his large zoning commission should have Mt. Sumner Drive, tioning. $1,195, 646-8661. Eighth Utilities District taxes TOWN or ANDOVES Maacliefttr HeraM pattern, plus 50( lo r postaia and intestine, Speakes said. for the 1904 Grand List be­ ZONING BOARD OF ATFEALS pattam, |' United Press International conducted a public hearing be­ Bolton. 1150 Ave. or Americas handllni. "Chances (or a normal and full 1970 VW Bug tor parts/res- com e due and payable. Inter­ New York, N.Y. 10036 cause the developers’ plans de­ est free, during the month of The Zoning Board of Appealt of the Town of Andover, Con­ NOTICI TO CRCDITORt Print Name, Address with ZIP tifi WASHINGTON - President recovery are excellent," Speakes viated significantly from a pre­ Huge Tag Sale — Satur­ toratlon. $350 or best July. The taxes may be paid necticut will hold a public hearing In the Town Office Build­ E S T A T E O F COOE and Style Number. ------. illiiso Asr of Aliiarkai Reagan had a polyp removed from quoted doctors as saying. vious plan of development for the day, July 20th. Washer offer. 643-9911 after 5pm. at the Eighth Utilities Dis­ ing, Wedneidov, July 17,1985 of 8:00 P.M. to hear the follow­ ALVIN WARREN HUNT. SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ New VadL N.T. 1003a trict fire hause located at 32 ing application asking for relief from the Zoning Laws of the a /k / o ALVIN W. HUNT, his Intestine Friday and doctors “ The president is in good spirits and dryer, furniture, lawn lections and a FREE Print Mima, Address with ZIP same Comprehensive Urban De­ Main Street. Collection Town of Andover, Connecticut. late of Manchester, COOE, stilt kumhtr and SIzt. discovered a larger “ pre- and as usual is certainly up to equipment, everything 1968 Chevrolet Belair — 4 hours for July are: deceased Fattern Section in the velopment zone that was approved door. Body excellent, al29 Patrick S. Mortino - reouestlng relief from zoning New FASHION with cancerous” growth that will have handling whatever comes. He’s in March 1974. must go. 74 Westerly Monday. Wednesday. Friday regulation 11.2 Space Reouirements. The lot needs The Hon. William E. Fitz­ ALEUM. Just $3.00. Photo-Guide patterns in Street. 8am. runs good. Power steer­ 9:30a.m. • 3:30p.m. 40,000 square feet, has 20,364squ are feet. A variance of Gerald. Judge, of the Court BOOKS at S3.2S each to be removed during a second anxious to be back in the saddle The suit also says the PZC ing, power brakes, auto­ of Probate. District of Man­ all size ranges, has a again," he said, but doctors said Tuesday & Thursday evenings 19,636 square feet Is needed. Lot locoted on Shoddy Q-129— DOLLS— Old and New. How operation Saturday, White House approved the plans under proce­ matic transmission. $900 Mill Road and Birch Drive. chester at a hearing held on to dress tnem; how to make them, apeeial Grace Cole Collec­ Baskets, bottles, buttons, 6:00p.m. • 8:00p.m. Ju ly 8. 1985 ordered that all spokesman Larry Speakes said. Reagan would be hospitalized (or dures not ajlowed under town or best otter. 649-1732. a 131— HEIRLOOM HANDIWORK — tion for larger sixes; plus bread box, lamps, dishes, If a tax is due. the taxpayer Is At this hearing Interested persons may oppeor and be heard claims must be presented to 2 0 types Of needlework skills. 2 BONUS Coupons! seven to 10 days. zoning regulations and that it did and written communication received. Sold appeals are on the fiduciary on or before Oc­ 0 134 — TO GIVE or KEEP — 40 During Friday’s operation, lars, barrels, mirror, financlolly responsible re­ 2.00 Bush, the Cabinet and congres­ so despite the omission of detailed gardle ss of receipt of bill. file and m ovbeseen In the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Of­ tober 11, 1985 or be barred os needlework Items to make. Price . . $ which began at 2; 12 p.m. EDT and some antiques and miscel­ fice Building. by law provided. a -U 3 -C K A F lS -6 a pages of quick- sional leaders have been notified of information required when such laneous. 28 Williams The district tox rate Is 4 mills. to-make items. ended at 3:20 p.m., doctors at Doted of Andover, Connecticut 5 July, 1985. Mary Lou Taylor, the impending surgery, he said. plans are considered. Clerk 0 134 — SLUMBERTIME COVERLETS Rood, Bolton (before Fla- CAROL M. LENIHAN 12 July, 1985. — 24 a ib and small bed quilts. Classified ads serve the Bethesda Naval Hospital found the The operation will be performed 79 T-BIrd, Air, AM/FM. The fidu cia ry Is; Besides the PZC, defendants nos). Sat 13, Sun 14, 10-5. TAX COLLECTOR 0-135 — ROSE QUILTS — direcUons people today ... lust as larger growth and could not EIGHTH UTILITIES ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS L o is T om m by Dr. Dale Oiler, head of surgery UPI ptwto Raindate 7/20/85. Excellent condition. 643- ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT for 20 pieced and applique quilts. named in the suit are Manchester D IS T R IC T 10 Christopher Or. h e h they have since our coun­ remove it with instruments they 1047 after 6pm. M A R Y C. M C N A M A R A , C H A IR M A N U.)36_T PRIME — directions at the Naval hospital. I-$4 Associates, a partner in the J U L Y 9. 1985 Vernon, C T 06066 for 30 items in crochet and knii. try's beginning. Read and “The large polyp will be re­ A serious Vice President Geogre Bush upper intestine. Despite the develop­ Huge Barn/Tag Sale — 005-07 042-07 use them regularly. 643- development; John Finguerra, one 1978 Chrysler Cordoba, 043-07 moved by an open abdominal Antiques, farm machin­ 2711.______gives the “OK" sign to reporters in ment, the Bush motorcade left for of its principals; and John R. J ery, barn and household excellent conditipn, new incision," and the president will be Fitzgerald, the attorney Cor 1-84 paint, $2600. 643-7714 after Boston Friday evening after learning Maine, where the vice president owns a Items. Saturday, July ICARS/TRUCKS 711CARS/TRUCKS 171JCARS/TRUCKS 171 ICARS/TRUCKS 171 ICARS/TRUCKS ICARS/TRUCKS under general anesthesia, he said. Associates. 13th, Sunday, July 14th, 5, 643-2659 days. B u sh g o e s "The president was given the that doctors had discovered a pre- summer home. FOR SALE '■ I for s a le I'' for s a le I ' ' I for s a le i ^ M fo r s a le FOR SALE The mall would be built in the 9am-5pm. 187 Old Colches­ ED choice of waiting two or three cancerous polyp in President Reagan’s norttero part of Manchester to the ter Rood, Amston. Follow 1977, Plym outh Fury. $350. weeks or (if he) would like to north of Interstate 84 between signs from JCT RTS 66 8, Automatic, 8 cylinder, to hom e proceed immediately. The presi­ 85. runs good. 646-1226. Slater and Buckland streets. ClYOr CNlVItOliT BWCK fftc dent made the decision, with Mrs. HMiMit Oevetopment Co. ol Reagan and the doctors present,-to" Tog Sale — Friday 8, 76 Mustang II — Power Chicago, a partner of 1-84 Asso­ in M a in e proceed im mediately," Speakes Challenger flight scrubbed Soturday, July 12 8, 13, steering, power brakes, ciates in the proposed 138-acre U 10am-3pm. 11 Meadow good condition. $700. Coll WHEN YOU said. development, was not named in the Rood, Bolton. Baby 643-2581 after 5pm. BbSTON (UPI) - Vice Presi­ "The procedure is known as a COMPARE MORIAR suit. Homart is a subsidiary of Items, men's clothing, dent George Bush, anxious not to formal right colectomy,” he said. Sears. miscellaneous. CLYDE CHEVY spread alarm about President Reagan had another, smaller Under state law, Friday was the Reagan's condition, traveled by polyp removed before the physi­ after valve fails in engine BUICX last day a legal appeal could be 375 Oakland Street, Satur­ MOTORCYCLES/ motorcade Friday night to his cians discovered the larger filed in connection with the PZC day July 13, 9-4. Miscel­ Maine summer home rather than growth. It was the second to be I BICYCLES WITH THE under those eonditlons. action on the Buckland Hills plan. laneous Items, dolls, tires, return to Washington. discovered in less than a year. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. were ready to go today, but also The No. 2 engine had operated In addition to representing Hart­ exercise equipment and COMPETITION Reagan is scheduled to undergo The Reagans had planned to go (U P I) — The space shuttle Chal­ thankful that the system worked as sporting goods. 1982 Kaw asaki 550 L T D — lenger's main engines ignited with it should because the seven of us up normally on three previous flights man, Squatrito will represent the 6,300 miles. Excellent con­ surgery Saturday on a "pre- to Camp David for the weekend L and it has been started a total of developers of the competing Win­ dition. Best otter. Call cancerous growth" discovered in Saturday, but Mrs. Reagan will a burst of flame and then shut down there had more than a keener Tog Sale - 3 Family, seven times, including ground chester Mall, which would be built after 6pm, 742-8843. his upper Intestine Friday during a spend the night with the president safely three seconds before interest (than anybody) to be sure Bayberry Lane, Bolton. everything was right up to snuff tests. in the same area. minor operation to remove a in the presidential suite. planned liftoff Friday when the Saturday, 10-3pm. Toys, YOUR before we went. Launch Friday would have been One of the Winchester develop­ Kawasaki, 1984, 900 — non-malignant polyp from his “ The president is in superior ship’s computers detected an furniture, wall unit, baby engine valve failure. "The system did its thing prop­ the 10th shuttle flight in four years. ers, Bronson and Hutensky of Items, miscellaneous. Ninia, Red. Low mileage. colin. condition and the chances for a erly so we’ll do it right sometime in It was the second abortive launch Bloomfield, has an option to buy 80 One owner. Mint condi­ GONNA Bush planned to stay at his home normal and full recovery are Shuttle commander Gordon Ful­ tion. Ready to go. A sking the future — near future we hope.” by a shuttle in 13 months. acres of Hartman Co. property for Antique Shop going out of in Kennebunkport, Maine, on excellent,” Oiler was quoted by lerton said he and his six crewmen $3,500. 643-8474, 646-3345. were disappointed, but thankful Thomas Utsman, shuttle opera­ A similar, but not identical, the competing mall. business. Antiques, col­ strictly "private time,” before Speakes. engine valve control problem shut A lawsuit already has been filed lectibles, lunk — all SWITCH flying back to Washington Sunday the ship’s complex computer con­ tions manager, said it is possible Harley Davidson Sports­ Referring to the newly found that the faulty No. 2 engine can be down the shuttle Discovery June against Winchester by residents of priced right I 270 Autumn night, aides said. trol system worked as planned and Street, (corner of Ansaldl ter 1980. 16000miles, $2800. growth in Reagan’s cecum, kept Challenger from taking off fixed so Challenger will be ready 26, 1984. That ship was finally South Windsor, where most of that Call 643-7714 after 5, 643- The White Hoase said there Rood) Sat 13, Sun 14, Speakes said "this is pretty far in” for flight in seven to 10 days. launched two months later. mall would be located. 2659 days. C would be no formal transfer of without a fail-safe backup system. C but declined to be more specific 10am-4pm. Challenger's three main Asked Friday about the lawsuit, CLYDE power to Bush, although "w e are 'T=he 2,257-ton ship remained But the abortive launch dis­ other than that it is at the hydrogen-fueled engines ignited Manchester Planning Director Chevrolat-Buick prepared for any contingency,” anchored to the launch pad and rupted NASA’s carefully planned Rt« 83, Vernon beginning of the large intestine. launch-a-month schedule (or the normally at 4:30 p.m. EDT, and Mark Pelllgrini defended the plan­ JCARS/TRUCKS laid presidential spokesman was not damaged, but will not be I7t JCARS/TRUCKS 171 184-foot tail spaceship rocked back ning commission’s procedures, 84 Merc Lynx's (2) 81 Ford Granada Larry Speakes. 'The cecum is the pouch that is able to fly on its ambitious rest of the year. Utsman said I'M for s a le I'M for s a le 872-9111 and forth as the engines’ 1 million saying: "Our interpretation of the Low miles, super clean buy * 5,695 “ Of course, the vice president the beginning of the large Spacelab astronomy mission for at "we’ve got to make some hard 4 dr. sedan, brown metallic *4,975 pounds bf push strained against its regulations was correct and our has been fully informed" about intestine. least a week, and perhaps much choices fairly quickly” about launch pad anchors. The sequence procedure was correct.” 81 Mercury Cougar President Reagan's plans to un­ In light of the developments. longer. The mission had been in the whether to attempt Challenger's 83 Mazda B-2000 Pickup was stopped before the big twin Pellegrini would not answer dergo a second operation in as White House officials still saw no planning stage for seven years. Spacelab mission as soon as 4 dr., blue metallic, auto, air * Cap & Real Clean — Check this — *4,695 booster rockets fired. That would further questions about the suit 4,395 many days Saturday, said Deputy need for a temporary transfer of The seven crewmen left the possible or to proceed with plans to DE CO R M IER have committed Challenger to because he had not seen it. He said Press Secretary Shirley Green. power to Bush as prescribed under shuttle cabin 40 minutes after the test fire the fourth shuttle, Atlan­ 83 Lincoln Town Car 81 Marcury Marquis Brougham he wanted to discuss it with the “ He feels very confident that the the 25th Amenoment in case of abortive launch and were driven tis, July 30 as planned. flight. royal blue metallic, loaded * * town attorney. 10,995 2 dr. coupe, 2 tone, power, AC, only 48,0(X) mi. 6,995 president’s condition is such that presidential disability. back to thei9 Kennedy Space The scientists in charge of the Launch control spokesman When asked when he planned to the situation is all right,” the Center quarters. They later were mission's experiments said they James Ball said there was no 83 Mercury Capri 81 Ford Thundarbird The 25th Amendment has never read the suit, he told a reporter to spokeswoman said of the nation's united with their families and wanted to fly again as soon as indication of fire around the - INTRODUCING only 15,000 miles, white been used, not even when Reagan call Monday. “It’s Friday, you *6,495 2 tone brown, 2 dr., wire wheels * 5,555 second in command. NASA said they will rest in the area possible, even though lighting shuttle, but water was sprayed on was shot in the chest in an know. I might not get to it on In Washington, Bush spokesman through Sunday. conditions later this month will the ship as a precaution. There 82 Honda Accord assassination attempt March 30, Monday either,” he said. 81 Honda Motorcycl# Marlin Fltzwater said the vice Anthony England, who had wa­ ruin one astronomical experiment. were minor fires after the abortive 1981. Dennis Schain, a spokesman for AM/FM, cloth Interior, 5 spd. great on gas *5,995 400cc., red president was touring a high-tech ited 18 years for a chance to fly, left Complicating the situation is the launch of Discovery 13 months ago. *959 1-84 Associates, said the suit came plant when he was notified of Reagan had an inflamed polyp the shuttle first. He was followed fact that the shuttle Discovery is 82 Maada QLC 80 Mazda 626 Reagan's condition, Fltzwater removed May 18,1984. It was found by civilian scientists John-David scheduled to take off Aug. 24 to as no surprise to the developers. He cited complaints by Squatrito 4 dr. sedan, great running car, blue *3,995 2 dr. coupe, light blue * 5,095 said. benign with no further treatment Bartoe and Loren Acton and then rescue a satellite stranded in space Bush spoke twice with White prescribed. the rest of the NASA crewmen — in April. Utsman speculated that Inside Today at a May 20 PZC meeting during 82 Oldamoblla “98” 70 Saab QLE House chief of staff Donald Regan The other polyp was discovered Story Musgrave, Karl Henize, mission would p r o c ^ as planned. which the Buckland Hills plan was presented by the developers. dark blue metallic, 4 dr., wire wheels, loaded *9,295 auto, 4 dr., sunroof, low miles, blue \ * 5,595 in the afternoon and during those in a March 8 examination. It was co-pilot Roy Bridges and finally Robert Lindstrom, a shuttle calls decided to "maintain his believed to be caused by a buildup Fullerton. engine specialist, said Friday's 20 pages, (TucttorfB At that meeting, Squatrito pres­ 82 Marquis Brougham 83 Ford LTD normal schedule,” he said. of inflamed tissue attributed to "The crew is just fine,” Fuller­ problem involved a valve that ented a letter on behalf of Hart­ ton told reporters Friday evening, controls hydrogen used to cool the Advica- . 12 OWtuviM. man, outlining complaints about only 35,000 miles, V-6, charcoal * green, auto, straight 6 Bush attended a $2,000-per-plate diverticulitis, a condition common ClaMinad. . 18-10 Opinion . 2 7,995 * 5,995 GOP fundraising dinner before his still wearing his blue flight suit. No. 2 engine. The valve has Comict. . 0 8p c^. .16-17 the plan similar to those listed in in older people in which small sacs motorcade left downtown Boston develop in the wall of colon. "W e all have mixed emotions, redundant controls and one control Entortalnnwnt— 12 TgIsvWon . the suit. He asked to speak at the 3 82 Chryslar Naw Yorkar 5th Ava. 81 Honda Praluda LotMty 2 WMttwr _ (or the 70-mile drive to Kennebunk­ Reagan's diverticulitis was di­ certainly disappointment that we system failed. The computers are May meeting, but was not allowed black, grey leather Interior, all power *9,595 auto, power roof * programmed to stop the launch to because the application was not. N/SSAN'S NEWEST 5,795 port, Maine, about 7:30 p.m. EDT. agnosed several years ago. couldn't get on with it because we 81 Mazda QLC Station Wagon the subject of a public hearing. r-MORETHANA WAGON!. 81 Oldmoblla Cutlaaa. Squatrito, a partner in a Main only 2 left, low miles, sliver & bronze, 5 spd. * 4,795 4 dr., loaded * 5,975 Street law firm, brought a court Mo4B m«tor molton from NIb m a — lb* gat aUciroAlc (ual In^iton, Ironi- stenographer to that meeting and 1M6 S U ftu WOftOo, UiVquBly built wbaal dt1«o and mora ilaitdard aquip- Accountability provision leads to veto of aid bill with duti BUdInQ tkl« doori (or •••y moni than you it lind on otbar wagona to the one In June at which the mall •nlfy hMdtng. Tborya room tor llvo Tba naw Slarua Wagon la (un to drty« wllh ptoniy ol cargo aftaca. Ptua. you — try It out today! plans were approved. By Mark A. Dupuis to rewrite the bill. projects. to a virtual standstill. consultant to do a management The town attorney later ruled Unlttd Press International The local aid-accountability The $210 million would be set O’Neill called a special session of review of the DOT and recommend that Squatrito’s comments could READY TO GO USED CARS- MANCHESTER board measure was one of the last aside in what sponsors called the the House and Senate to readopt ways to create an accountability be heaM. * OATSUNS a 80 PONTIAC SAFARI-Wagon 301-315 HARTFORD - Gov. William A. 18 bills acted on Friday as the "P R ID E ” fund and invested to the $210 million fund and revise the board. Although developers’ spokes­ Transportation Accountability S3 8ENTRA-4 DR. SEDAN *4896 643-5135 O’Neill Friday vetoed legislation deadline arrived for O’Neill to meet social needs, such as provid­ House Majority Leader Robert man Schain referred detailed A„lo.. Aif Cond., AM /.M . H W t-l. 70 TOYOTA COROLLA-Wagon Center Street to hike state aid for local public complete his review of bills ap-< ing student loans, while generating Board to address his concerns. G. Jaekle, R-Strat(ord, indicated questions to Homart, he said the *6496 *34W works projects by $20 million a proved during the five-month Interest for the increased aid to The special session will be held he will push in the special session developers remained enthusiastic •2 STANZA-4 DR. H'BACK 77 PINTO WAGON-4 Spaed year b^ause of a provision to legislative session that ended June cities and towns. July 22 immediately following the (or changes in the vetoed bill and and were proceeding with their B Sfiwd, Om Om m. M4n-I. SfWdM«. 14123-1 *4896 *1996 create a new board to review state 5. O'Neill's objections centered on “ trailer session' ’ where legislators creation of the board now, and not plans for the mall despite the suit, will consider overriding the nine SI DATSUN 310 transportation contracts. Among the final bills signed by the provision to create the Trans­ after a study as suggested by which he called an attempt to stall Front Whaal Drtva. a TRUCKS a The Democratic governor said O’Neill were measures creating a portation Accountability Board, vetoes cast by O’Neill against bills Smith. the development. *4496 03 DATSUN KINO CAB he supports the Republican plan to state inspector general’s office. which was pushed by some Repub­ adopted during this year’s regular Among the final bills signed Officials in the development 7S 310 QX COUPE-Blacfc B Spwd. ra. BW1 session. *5896 establish a $310 million fund (or Increasing property tax relief (or licans but strongly opposed by Friday by O’Nbill were: office of Homart had gone for the H4IB-1. *2296 local public works projects and the the elderly and reforming the Transportation Commissioner J. Lawmakers are expected to • A bill creating a state Inspec­ weekend and could not be reached 7S 2S0Z COUPE^S Spaed •2 DATSUN 4x4-8hortiMd *7996 concept of a board to review state’s one-man grand Jury William Bums. have no problem reapproving the tor general’s office to prevent for comment Friday, a spokeswo­ iBiiB *6486 contracts in the state Department system. The board would have had to $210 million “ P R ID E ” fund, but 30 D A TSU N -Short 4x4 waste, fraud and abuse in the man in the marketing division S3 SENTRA WAGON of Transportation. O’Neill had hinted for weeks that approve DOT consultant contracts may disagree on what to do about management and use of state said. *7996 MORIAR However, he said the Transpor­ he would veto the GOP-backed bill of $25,000 or more and construction the accountability board. property, funds and personnel. The One claim In the suit is that the ____JD£ CORMIERi______tation Accountability Board as to create the $210 million fund, contracts of $250,000 or more. Senate Majority Leader Regi­ bill, effective Oct. 1, includes PZC acted lUegalW when it allowed ;2»5 BROAD Sr,, MANCH^riTfa . proposed In the bill was "badly which would provide $20 million a Bums said it could have brought nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, $100,000 for the office. the 4eveloper to follow a two^tep •uon. rLpai, w*d a Pn gjoioaooPM. ThLAfs fJeoof'iU • lyadoA flawed” and summoned the Legis­ year to cities and towns for roads, the state’s massive $5.5 billion, said he believes the Legislature lature into special session July 22 bridges and other public works lO^year road rebuilding program should approve money to hire a Please isni lo page 10 Please tarn la aafe U