ZO. — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, August 11, 1984 BUSINESS — " ...... — ...... ■Ill—...... — ...... Soup kitchen is helped Springfield gunfig}it MB’s stomp Business Tax shelter helps persons in top bracket by donation of foods leaves 1 dead, 2 hurt two teams In Brief By Gail Collins federal tax forms: whose incomes put them below the 35 "Whether someone’s making United Press International “ If you have $40,000 taxable ii- ome percent bracket are generally not $150,000 or $500,000, I still wouldn’t ... page 6 page 9 ... page 11 and file jointly, your tax is $6,274 plus 33 suitable for tax-advantaged invest­ bring them below the 35 percent Secretaries’ meetings set NEW YORK — Your lax bracket is percent of the $4,800 that exceeds ments. In 1983, that would have meant bracket,” he said. not the same as the proportion of taxes $32,000. Yourtax bracket istherefore33 any couple with less than $35,200 in Investments carrying more modest The Hartford chapter of Professional Secretar­ you pay, and thereby lies a crucial percent, although your effective tax taxable income. tax advantages are less risky and ies International will begin its 1984-85 year in lesson for the novice investor. rate is just under 20 percent. In other Resource Management Inc., a New appropriate for people in somewhat September. Meetings are held on the fourth "Nobody knows what his tax bracket words, 33 cents of any additional dollar Orleans-based financial planning firm, lower brackets, Waesche said. But he Tuesday of each month at various locations in the is, and that's unfortunate, because it's you make goes to Uncle Sam." divides tax-favored investmests into said his own philosophy is that such Hartford area. probably the single most important The American tax system is progres­ those where tax savings are a fringe ventures should be weighed solely on The officers are: Judith A. Barden of Heublein information in planning investment sive, which means that everyone pays benefit, and those in which tax their potential return. Cloudy tonight; Inc., president; Jeannette Slocum of Aetna Life & Manchester. Conn. strategy," .said Jay Rabinowitz, vice the same rate on the first dollars they deductions are the major point. Casualty, vice president: Elizabeth M. Mackie- " I prefer to look at it as strictly an same Tuesday president in Merrill Lynch's financial earn. A man who makes $10,000 and a “ I wouldn’t look to what’s commonly Monday. August 13, 1984 wicz. CPS, of Connecticut Bank and Trust Co,, economic investment. That’s what planning department. man who makes $100,000 both pay the referred to as tax shelter, unless they recording secretary; Edna J, Powell of Aetna those clients are concerned with. A — See page 2 Single copy: 25Philadelphia, That's the word from Martin Fried­ for about an hour. at a 13.625 percent interest rate. rori.st group that blew up the Minesweepers fronr the United Pa. The purchase price was not disclo.sed. man, the Miami-based editor of "N ew -# The decision followed a period of State Treasurer Henry E. Parker, Marines’ headquarters in Beirut. Stales, Britain and France moved Encore operates 18 discount bookstores in the Product News." relative calm after riots in the who administers the program, said he The claims came as minesweep­ closer to the region to .search for greater Philadelphia area. This acquisition "You'd think the fast food people city’s Hispanic district on Wednes­ was taking advantage of a "window of ing ships from Britain, France and the mines. marks the initial entry for Rite Aid into the retail would try to figure out what people are day and Thursday nights resulted V opportunity in the m arketplace" to the United States headed to the book industry. buying in the supermarket to cook at in more than 50 arrests and 17 A spokesman for the British refloat the issue originally offered last Red Sea and the Gulf of Suez to help Rite Aid operates 1201 drugstores in 20 states. home," he said. "But it's the other way injuries. F^mhassy said four Royal Navy May and June. Egypt look for more mines. The company's specialty retailing division around." The curfew was imposed in the m inesw eepers, dispatched at The original offer was $150 million In Beirut, a caller claiming to includes 180 Circus World toy stores, 36 ADAP Swanson is offering Great Start Lower Tower Hill neighborhood Egypt's request, were expected to but less than half, or $73.5 million, was represent the Islamic Jihad (Holy discount automotive parts stores, and Heaven, a Breakfast Sandwiches that look suspi­ Friday after fighting, looting and arrive at Port Said, at the northern scooped up by applicants. War) Organization said the groiq) group of nine contemporary variety stores. ciously like Egg McMuffins, Friedman firebombing broke out among entrance to the Suez Canal this Parker said in June, competitive planted the mines. said. Another conapany is doing well Hispanics, French Canadians and afternoon. marketing “ Micro-Magic FYics" that rates had climbed to more than 14 "A group of Islamic Jihad Stocks finish mixed other ethnic groups. The vessels will join a .south­ come in single-serving boxes ready for percent “ and the consensus of econo­ frogmen working from Egypt Ci,ty officials reported few prob­ bound convoy, leaving Port Said NEW YORK — The stock market finished with the microwave. mists was they would either stay that planted 192 mines in the Red Sea lems since the -curfew was around midnight arriving off Port mixed results Friday as Wall Street wrapped up The Swanson breakfasts are de­ high or climb higher." and Suez Canal,” the man claimed imposed. Suez, at the canal's southern end the busiest week in its 192-year history with some signed for microwaves, too, Friedman But the situation has changed, “ amd in a telephone call to the Beinil “ It’s been extremely quiet,” and the northern end of the Gulf of profit taking. said, and packaged so people can take now we have a window of opportunity,” office of Agence France-Pre.sse, Alderman Kevin Sullivan said. Suez, Wedne.sday morning. The day started with a surge sparked by a drop them to the office and zap them into said Parker. the French news agency. “ We are concerned that there are The USS Shreveport. an amphib­ in the nation's money supply that took pressure, shape before their first coffee break. “ Competitive interest rates have “ This call is to prove we are still tensions in the neighborhood over ious transport dock, carrying four off of interest rates. But some investors were Smaller-sized packaging and dropped sharply, "making Yankee here, and this mining has ab.so- the curfew — that people are Sikorsky RH-,5.3d minesweeping disturbed by an unexpected increase in producer microwave-ready items are two of the Mac an even better investment now lulely nothing to do with Iran and getting impatient, that they’re sick helicopters, was expected to arrive prices. .stronger trends in new products this than in M ay.” Libya," he said. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 5.96 to and tired of being inside.” The Islamic Jihad claimed re­ at Port Said some time Wednesday year, Friedman said. In yet another In another development. Buck- 1,218.09. The closely watched average, which The treasurer said in May, the AA sponsibility for the Oct. 23 bombing and take the same route through sign of the expanding economy, the ley said he was unaware of a soared 27.94 to a six-month high Thursday, rose industrial bonds of intermediate terms of the Marines’ headquarters in the .Suez<'anat. diplomatic sources number of new supermarket and drug Justice Department list that 16.01 for the week overall. were returning about 13.6 percent, but Beirut in which 241 -servicemen said. store products introduced in the first named his city a “ high risk area" The New York Stock Exchange index rose 0.11 by mid June had risen to more than 14 died. The sources said two mines­ half of the year were up 13.8 percent to before ethnic tensions in a to 95.08 and the price of an average share percent. But as of Thursday, Parker Iran has accused Egyptian Pres­ weepers sent by F’rance will arrive 997. working-class neighborhood increased three cents. Advances led declines said, “ the AA bonds had fallen to 13 ident Hosni Mubarak of plotting In Egyptian teritorial waters Friedman, whose monthly newslet­ erupted into riots last week. 1.106-552 among the 2,026 issues traded. percent.” with the United States to implicate Thursday. ter is published by Dancer-Fitzgerald A Justice Department offical The Big Board volume of 171,030,000 shares, up Parker noted the fixed rate mort­ the Tehran government in the Sample advertising agency, is a former said the city had been on the from 131,190,000 Thursday, was the fourth gages at banks in May were around blasts that disrupted navigation in ad man who now spends his time federal government’s list as a heaviest ever. It trailed the record 236,565,000 14.25 percent and today, he said, most the Red Sea and Gulf of Suez since prowling supermarkets and checking “ high risk area" for racial or traded Aug. 3. the 203,050,000 on Aug. 6 and the fixed rate mortgages at banks are 14.75 July 27. out the new arrivals. ethnic confrontations before the 172,830,000 on Aug. 2. percent or higher. ’’Although he did not identify the In recent months he has noted the clashes in Lower Tower Hill last The American Stock Exchange index gained The mortgages, which have fixed Inside Today debut of Famous Fido's Canine Coo­ DPI photo Wednesday and Thursday nights. Herald photo by Tarquinio names, (Mubarak’s) claim indi­ 1.40 to 208.37 and the price of an average share rates with a life of 20 years to 30 years, kies, poodle-shaped treats that come in "The potential was there for rectly incriminated the Islamic 70 oaoes, 2 sections rose eight cents. Advances topped declines are available for any owner-occupied a flavor called chocolate liver chip, and Bullish over Jaguar some difficulty,” said Lawrence government with a purpo.se that 343-252 among the 814 issues traded. Composite housing in the state. A Day-long MACC-attack??? disclosed a plot against the Islamic A d v ic e ...... 17 a new roll-on antiperspirant called ’Turner of the department’s office volume totaled 11.069,280 shares,, up from revolution,” said the Iranian News Business...... jo Green Tea Deodorant. There was brisk activity Friday on the floor of the London Stock Housing eligible includes single of community relations services. Classified...... le to 9,381,700 Thursday. Despite hours at the net, the enthusiasm Agency, in a report monitorea in He has observed the passing of Feast Exchange as trading began in Jaguar shares. The offer for sales fam ily dwellings, two, three and four “ It was a feeling that this city anyway. The event, informally dubbed a C o m ics...... 0 Beirut Sunday. For One, a bow by Seagram’s to the fam ily homes and appoved condomini­ had the ingredients for some of these volleyball-a-thoners had not “MACC-attack,” was held at the 79 Entertainment...... t; Biogen reports a loss of shares was oversubscribed and doors were opened early to Egypt has said it was “ 70 Latterv...... 3 yuppie market that featured gourmet ums. Only two points are added to the trouble to occur,” Turner added, dimmed by noon Saturday. To raise Keeney St. home of Manchester High entrees like duck a la orange and price allow queues to form. closing costs. percent ” certain the mines were O bituaries...... to CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Biogen, a biotechnol­ referring to complaints three money for the Manchester Area Confer­ Opinion...... 0 ogy company without a product on the market, tags up to $7. years ago from Hispanics in the School Vice Principal Joseph Mazzotta, planted in the Red Sea and Gulf of Suez by Iran and Libya. Peopletolk ...... 3 Thursday reported a second quarter loss of $4,5 "People are willing to pay more for neighborhood. ence of Church’s New Start program, who appears at left in the picture, Sports...... ||.t4 million. good quality frozen food, but at that participants volunteered to play until -te a c h in g high is Robin Ballsieper, Rep. William Gray. D-Pa., who Television ...... 3 met with Mubarak for nearly an W eather...... 3 The loss, 24 cents per share, compared with a level I guess they figure they might as Firm has new slant on oil drilling Please turn to page 10 they dropped — or until they tired, flanked by teammate Jon Brandy. loss of $1.3 million, or 7 cents per share, in the well go out," he said. hour, told reporters the "proce.s.s of TULSA, Okla. (UPI) — Cities Ser­ same quarter last year. The battle of the low-calorie frozen costly; to some people that might seem “ Everything we had at this p9iwas vice Oil 4 Gas Corp. has a new slant on Revenues were up to $7.8 million from $5.6 entrees like continues apace, and Lean unsightly.” not your usual oil field problem,” he million. Biogen. like most biotechnology compan­ Cuisine alone has come up with four gas drilling that has netted the Then the company considered an said. company two high producing wells ies not yet selling a product, derives revenues variations, he said. The health trend is underwater platform that would not be To protect the lake. Cities built a Olympics good to America beneath Lake Eufaula. from licensing and research agreements. also going strong, with plenty of new seen above water. levee around the rig. Material that items that are low in sodium or Jim Gonders, Cities’ Midcontinent The company reported a first half loss of $8.1 "That was the most costly ap­ normally would go into a sludge pit had By Joan Goulding Soviet boycott, set a new record million, or 44 cents per share, on revenues of $13.8 caffeine. region production manager in Okla­ Ueberroth in Ixis Angeies with proach," he said. "And you’d have a to be hauled away. Drilling with the United Press International attendance with an estimated 5.7 million. Biogen lost $3.1 million, or 18 cents per A new line of frozen entrees called homa City, said the Tulsa company little more risk with it.” helping revitalize interest among small rig was difficult because of the miiiion people buying tickets to see share, on revenues of $9.6 million in the first six Legume combines both trends, offering drilled two wells at a 30-degree slant other cities of the world in staging When Cities decided on a slant hole tool size. LOS ANGELES - The 23rd events, inciuding 92,000 people who months of last year. low-calorie meals made out of the under the lake in hopes of extracting the Games. technique commonly used offshore, “ We felt good that we made every­ Summer Olympics, which opened jammed the Memorial Coliseum Biogen is in the midst of clinical trials of soybean cakes known as tofu. precious energy without damaging the Gonders said, there was a problem thing work like it did,” Gonders said. two weeks ago amid fears of Sunday for the spectacuiar ciosing " I think the changes have been interleukin-2 and gamma interferon, two drugs "An interesting product we’ve just recreational facility. finding equipment this far inland. “ We took it to the lim it.’’ massive traffic jams and terrorist very important for the future. " picked up on is called Lite Chef Tofu "Because the lake is a highly used ceremonies. thought to have possible applications in the The option was to literally drive the The first well is 900 feet from shore attacks, ended peacefully Sunday said Samaranch. treatment of cancer. Mixers,” he said. “ They’re sort of like and highly visible area we wanted to The high-tech extravaganza in­ casing into the unstable ground. To do and 1,499 feet from the surface. With night in a triumphant celebration Ueberroth told a news confer­ tofu helper.” select a way that would be compatible cluded a light and laser show, a so it had a special kit made for a small the slanting technique. Cities had to of song, dance and international ence during the Games that the Ixis Despite the trend to mass marketing with the other uses of the lake,” drilling rig that would place the drill 1,795 feet to reach that point. Cities harmony. brightly-lit space ship suspended Pittston names director Gonders said in a telephone interview. Angeles Olympic Organizing Com and national brands, manufacturers equipment at a 30-degree angle. drilled 1,633 feet to make the second from a helicopter over the sta­ Cities began the project two years Juan Antonio Samaranch, presi­ mittee would turn a substantial GREENW ICH — Frank T. Lennon has been still bow on occasion to regional tastes. "W e worried about hitting boulders well, which is 1,482 feet deep and 600 dium, a 7-foot alien and a barrage ago and today has two wells waiting for profit on its $500 million invest named director of administration at the Pittston In Florida, Swanson is marketing its underground and that the pipe would feet into the lake. dent of the International Olympic of fireworks. Co. pipelines. The first tested at 3.5 million Committee, described the Games ment, a remarkable feat when new breakfast sandwiches in biscuits, not end up where we wanted it,” he “ That’s another part of the problem "but in the Midwest they’ve got them cubic feet of gas per day, the second at 3 as “ perfectocal opposition, were Pop star Lionel Richie sang a compared the staggering debt Lennon has been director of risk management, said. “ It turned out right. that made it so very difficult,” Gonders insurance and employee benefits for the company on English muffins,” he said. million cubic feet daily. distinguished as the most peaceful 20-minute rendition of his hit "Alt sustained by Montreal in the 1976 “ We chose 30 degrees arbitrarily,” said. Games. since joining its corporate staff in 1977. Friedman recently got more than his Before selecting the unusual drilling and profitable in recent memory. Night Long ” on a huge stage in the, he said. “ We really didn’t need to do it “ Most people who drill directional fill of new products when he judged a technique. Cities looked at the conven­ center of the Coliseum surrounded Despite fears that triggered the 30; we wanted to learn how far we could wells have a long way to go. 'You’ve got The Games were exceptionally contest for best new arrival on the food tional drilling methods available. by 200 young break dancers. establishment of a huge federal, Ci^iitol Life opens books go." lots of room to drill a well out so you profitable for American athletes, scene. “ We ate about 80 products in two “ We considered a little platform,” state and local security force, the Nearly every step was new territory, don’t have to drill at a very high angle who took advantage of the Soviet Peter Ueberroth, the president DENVER — Financially troubled Capitol Life days,” he said. Gonders said. "That was not only Games were peaceful - in marked he said. to start with. boycott to lead the world with 174 of the Los Angeies Olympic Organ­ Insurance Co., an active seiier in annuities contract to 1972. nationally, has agreed to an independent medals — 83 of them gold. The gold izing Committee and the driving inspection of its operations, the Denver Post II medal collection surpassed by force behind the Games, received The weather was beautiful, Los three the number won by the a standing ovation from the Angeles’ infamous smog never reported Thursday. UPI photo The inspection wiil be made under supervision Cullinane’s idea seems routine, but he’s rich Soviets in 1980, when the United Cotiseum crowd when he was posed a serious problem and The closing ceremony at the 1984 introduced. ' of the Colorado Division of Insurance as part of a Coliseum as part of the end of the Los States boycotted the Moscow traffic was unusually light dfe the By Steven W. Syre Data Corp., then went to Philip Games. voluntary plan negotiated between the company almost run out of his investors’ cash. Olympics saw the appearance of this Angeies Oiympics Sunday. In an interview with The New late Jesse Owen’s four medal United Press International Hankins & Co., now a part of Wang and state insurance reguiators aimed at trying to “ By 1971, of the $500,000 we had $500 “spaceship” as it beams a iight on the York Times, Samaranch credited performance at thi- 1936 Berlin Laboratories Inc., and finally to The Games, marred oniy by the turn around a $17.1 million operating loss last in the bank. We were a one-product cost-cutting innovations used by Games. W E LLE SLEY, Mass. — The concept Auerbach Publishing Co. year. company with no money left,” he said. that helped make John Cullinane a rich All of them were designing pretty Reagan has FDR glow The newspaper said it learned of the inspection man seems pretty routine today, but much the same thing in payroll, The company survived and then got a in a memo from Acting Insurance Commissioner it’s proof a good idea isn’t obvious until purchasing or inventory systems for shot in the arm two years later, when it John Kezar to the state’s director of regulatory someone thinks of it. their clients. acquired the rights to BFGoodrich’s agencies. Capitol officers declined comment. Cullinane had been working for a database management system, which ■mr: rm number of companies that customized Cullinane sold his packaging idea to is now Cullinet’s Integrated Database Republicans get chance to take it easy and celebrate New magazine launched computer systems to handle payroll venture capital people in New York and Management Systems, a key came away with $500,000 to form By Bruno V. Ranniello down before the Republicans BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — A southeastern and other functions for individual opportunity. cast in the same mold and he did.zt Cullinane Corp., which eventually ' United Press International whoop it up for the former movie I guess its going to be cut and Belaga, R-Westport, a member of But she’s in agreement on a Vermont man has launched a magazine devoted clients, and most of them seemed In 1978, the company went public and dry but I don’t feel the least bit rule out the possibility a minority became Cullinet Software Inc. star turned politician. the piatform committee. number of Weicker’s proposals to people interested in learning experiences strikingly similar. four years later joined the New York defensive about it.” said D’Amore HARTFORD — By the time report may be able to surface at "M y particular interest is the such as the ERA and a mutual abroad. The Westwood company he founded Stock Exchange. But the trip to Dallas for “ We have our candidates put At the time, he had to enlist the help Connecticut Republicans pull into the convention. environment. These include the nuclear weapons freeze. in the late I960s took advantage of the Connecticut’s 35 delegates won’t together and we’re ready to go," Douglas Grube, a former teacher at the of his wife to type the financial Cullinane said the return of condi­ Dallas next week the only serious “ I would guess there’s some important issues of acid rain, obvious and made package systems, be all cut ana dry, claims Republi­ said D’Amore, who is attending his Experiment in International Living in Brattle- proposal, which gave the investors 40 tions that gave him the opportunity to business left will be the room for discussion such as tax adequate funding for the Super But whatever evolves before the 'allowing companies to buy their can State Chairman ’Thomas J. first national convention and eager boro, began working on Travel and Learning percent of the company’s equity. act on a good idea should be encourag­ celebrating. D’Amore, Jr. planks and ERA. They ought to be Fund, programs deaiing with toxic convention opens Aug. 20. nothing Abroad 18 months ago. software off the rack. to ieam its mechanics. discussed," said D’Amore. "It’ll “ Money was really flowing on Wall ing to others hoping to work from There’s taik President Reagan The delegation’s ieader, Sen. wastes and enforcement In the will keep the launching of the Several weeks ago the first issue of the “ That may not seem like a particu­ send a healthy message out that Street in those days,” Cullinane said. scratch today — the money is available wili be nominated by acclamation, Lowell Weicker, Jr., promises to Environmental Protection Reagan-Bush steamroller in Dal­ magazine rolled off the presses, and Grube said larly bright idea, but it was in 1965,” he “ I guess when you put a there’s room in the party for Agency,” Mrs. Belaga said. “ Then the window came down and you again after the venture capital hiatis of something done only once, when give the state some national notice. yardstick to it in terms of show las that Republicans claim won’t response has been good so far. said. compromise.” She said she wants to focus her couldn’t get any money.” the 1970.S Franklin D. Roosevelt was re­ He is the leader of a so-called business, we’ll fall short of the stop until next-January in the The 48-page July-August issue contains articles Cullinane worked for Arthur D. Little More than half the state delega­ attention “ In a more limited nominated by the Democrats. “ Gang of 6,” a group of moderate Democrats, but we won’t fall short White House. about college study abroad, wheelchair-bound while studying for a business manage­ Paclc^ged software for database "In the last couple of years there’s tion is made up of woman, not by fashion. I worry if we take on too The party’s platform, slightly Republicans that want some alter­ in November,” he said. ”Im very pragm atic,” said Mrs travel, youth exchanges and foreign language ment degree at Northeastern Univer­ applications became a $2.2 billion been a tremendous amount of venture mandate but by recognition of many items we won’t get any­ shifted a little right of midwest native platform planks and are D ’Amore also said Weicker’s Belaga. “ I am sure they don’t want study. sity. He later joined marketing groups industry by 1981. but Cullinane once capital avriilable,” he said. “ In that JOHN CULLINANE their high quaiifications as eleted thing, ” ^aid Mrs. Belaga, an conservatives and to the left of expected to obtain some minor stand on different views makes the any big debate. We all know what It at CEIR, Inc., now owned by Control scraped to the point w h er^h e had sense things are better.” officials, said D’Amore. assistant minority leaderein the . . . he had good idea eastern moderates, will be nailed concessions this week. point not aii Republicans can be is that President Reagan wants ’ ’ One of them is Rep. Julie D. Connecticut House. she said. f 3— MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, August 13, 1984 MANCHESTFR HERALD. Monday, .\ugu.sl 1.1 I9H4---- 3 New York moderate cuts the fog on partisan tax issue

By Joseph Mlanowony politics that accompany it. was that both Reagan and Mondale State of New York Mortgage attack, which they certainly were. few political jabs of his own. United Press International That's perhaps one reason he know they will likely have to cut Agency have over the years been At the same time, he turned one “ I commend you for your canAd should be listened to when he says spending and raise taxes to suc­ popular, but never caused that of C^omo's convention speech and sensible assessments of the WASHINGTON - One of the Reagan and Mondale probably cessfully reduce the deficit "be­ much of a stir in the Empire State. lines back on him and called the magnitude of the federal deficit disappointing things about the aren't that far apart on the tax cause one or the other by itself just That's one of the reasons it was manner in which the mortgages and the ultimate need to r tlie retirement of New York Rep. question, even though their public won't have enough effect." so odd to see them as the focal point were distributed "3 form of revenues to address the problei^' Barber Conable will be the loss of statements would indicate they are However, he contended, they of a battle last week between financial Darwinism." he wrote to the Kansas RepubU- his weekly “Washington Report" on completely opposite ends of the each feel compelled at this point to Senate Finance Commitee Chair­ For his part, Cuomo fired off a can. "Y ou r comments ... k n column which, despite partisan spectrum. stress only the aspects that favor man Robert Dole and Gov. Mario letter to Dole in which he explained refreshingly honest, given tte politics, often tries to cut through “ Now as I've said in these their political allies, with Demo­ Cuomo, who has been thrust onto the mortgage program. But in the president's apparent desire to wish some of the smokescreens so Hot so ccer columns many times, you have to crats arguing in favor of raising the national stage with a force two pages, he managed to get in a away the deficit.” fam iliar to the nation's capital. listen to politicians very care­ taxes and saving programs and the since his much-acclaimed keynote Fan Barbara Paraz watches Take, for example, the fully," Conable warned recently in GOP advocating more spending speech at the Democratic and piayer Ignacio Sancho Rochester-area Republican's re­ his “ Washington Report," which is cuts and fewer tax hikes. Convention. cent evaluation of the raging battle Swimmer fit to be tied distributed to about 250 reporters Conable argues that rather than It was strange enough that the douses himself to fight the between President Reagan and and others who have requested it, a wide gulf, the real differences verbal exchanges lasted through­ NEW YORK (UPI) - A pier in feat Sunday to solicit food coidl'i- heat during a soccer game Walter Mondale over whether they “ Republicans and Democrats between Reagan and Mondale lie out the week. What was even more the East River got in the way of a butions and to publicize the p l ^ t will raise taxes and by how much. at Mount Nebo Field Satur­ don't disagree dramatically very mostly in the candidates' presenta­ bizarre were the attempts by both world-record marathon swimmer of the city’s hungry. On this issue, the moderate day morning. The informal often, and here they are trying to tions. “ If I were you," he advised. < men to take the high road as they who was trying to circle Manhat­ "The trouble began when l.istn Conable is on firm turf. As the imply more disagreement, as an “ I wouldn't interpret the exchange fired verbal blasts at each other. tan Island twice with his legs tied into an 8-knot current and I hltlfiy game was played between senior Republican member of the appeal to their respective consti­ as meaning much more than that. “ Dole, for example, on Friday to raise money for the city's shoulder into some pilings,'*^ Spanish exchange students House Ways and Means Commit­ tuencies, than probably exists," he night unashamedly expressed hungry. said. tee. Conable developed a reputa­ opined. and Manchester enthusi­ The government-subsidized, shock that Cuomo had interpreted Benson Huggard, 44, of Lyn- " I thought I had broken ihy tion as an expert in tax law and the asts. Organizer Rick Ka- The nub of Conable's argument low-interest mortgages from the his statements as a partisan brook, N.Y., was attempting the collarbone,” said Huggard. haner of 239 Ludlow Road, who admitted it wasn't exactly the Olympics, said Peopletalk Weather the Americans won the match, 6-2. The Spanish Today’s forecast students are learning Eng­ SheW had change of heart There she went... lish in Manchester this Connecticut, Massachusetts and Stephania Mills made national headlines 15 summer. Jan Wallert served G. Keith Alexander, a disc jockey on New Rhode Island: Mostly cloudy years ago wtth her college valedictorian speech in York's WKTU-FM, was in Los Angeles recently through Tuesday. Fog and drizzle as referee for the two which she vowed never to have children working on production for a movie when he along the coast tonight. Highs in 12-player teams during the “ Mankind has spread across the face of the spotted Vanessa Williams, the defrocked Miss 70s. Lows in 60s. Earth like a great, unthinking, unfeeling, America, at the famous Chateau Marmont hotel game, which ran for two Maine and New Hampshire: cancer," She told the audience at Mills College on the Sunset Strip. It turned out she was staying 40-minute halves, Kahaner Mostly cloudy with scattered during the height of the Vietnam War in 1969. at the bungalow opposite his. showers today through Tuesday said. M.s. Mills, 35, has dropped her youthful Alexander ran over, kissed her hand and said, with nighttime fog thinning to haze pessimism and says she “ would certainly "You're still super." Miss Williams thanked him during the day. Highs today and Herald photos by Tarquinio consider having children now. I noticed the for an earlier telegram of support and said, “ It Tuesday in 70s to low 80s. Lows apocalypse did not come off on my schedule. The made things easier for m e." tonight in 60s. world, the planet are more resilient than I thought Alexander, who is also the unseen voice on Vermont: Cloudy and muggy they would be in 1969" dozens of TV and radio commercials, fell in love through Tuesday with showers and Director of development at a college devoted to on the spot and later sent her an invitation to thunderstorms. Thunderstorms environmental studies. Miss Mills says there's a dinner plus a lavish bouquet of roses imported will be mainly in the afternoon and man in her life, but doesn't know if the from Holland. The romance was not to be, evening..d Tuesday 75 to 85. Lows relationship will blossom into marriage and however; Alexander reports he hasn't heard tonight 60 to 70. children. If it does, she says, " I will rejo ic e" from his lost love since their hotel meeting. Extended outlook H e^ a born-again capitalist Exercising for dollars Extended outlook for New Eng­ Don’t let clouds get In your way land Wednesday through Friday: Eldridge Cleaver, former Black Panther Roxanne Pulitzer, whose salty divorce from the Connecticut, Massachusetts and Today: mostly cloudy. Highs around 80. Light east winds. militant and author of the counterculture classic multimillionaire heir to the publishing fortune Rhode Island: A chance of showers Tonight: cioudy. Lows in mid 60s. Light southeast winds. “ Soul on Ice," is no longer challenging black Rep. had the country doing a lot of heavy breathing for Wednesday and Thursday. Fair Tuesday: mostly cloudy. Highs 80 to 85. Today's weather Ronald Dellums, D-Calif. But the old '60s months, has a new profession, teaching aerobics Friday. Highs in 70s Wednesday picture was drawn by Jamie Stone. 9, of 241 Autumn St., who revolutionary is not dropping out of politics. in ritzy West Palm Beach. and Thursday and in 80s Friday. was a fourth grader at Highland Park School. The once radical Cleaver said on "Thursday he She only charges $6 a session and is trying to get Lows in 60s. Donation helps soup kitchen feed needy will try for a seat on the Berkeley City Council to her attorney Marvin Milchelson to take a class — Vermont: Continued warm and Manchester fight Berkeley's strict rent control laws and maybe to earn back .some of his attorney's fees. humid with a chance of thunder­ Bv Sarah E. Hall Though the number of people using the soup kitchen pantry, though it' is currently low on lugh-prolein "anti-business atmosphere." showers each day mostly in the In Brief Herald Reporter has fluctuated over the past few months, it averages foods such as petinut butter A self-described born-again Christian and late afternoon and evening. High 80 about 50 per day — and reached a high of 80 on June 20. Furthermore. MACC may not be able to satisfy the anti-communist. Cleaver said he left the to 90. Lows 60 to 70. This spring, insiders predicted that the Shepherd's the day after public schools in Manchester iet out for terms of a 3.52.591 state grant etirmarked for both the congressional race because his campaign war More reality programming New Hampshire, Maine: Partly Marlow check has begun Place Soup Kitchen in Manchester might have to scale the summer, according to Mrs. Harford. soup kitchen and the local homeless shelter also run chest had been "ripped off." cloudy with a chance of showers Thaao Penghlls, the suave Count DiMera on the down its menu — or even close — by mid-summer “ Ali the moms came with their kids.” she s.iid. by the conference. The grant hinges upon finding a One of Cleaver's earlier “ campaigns" was a through the period. Highs in mid Inspection of George Marlow’s apartment daytime soap “ Days of Our Lives," makes his because of cutbacks in federal surplus foods “ There was just such an onslaught. We aren’t shelter site by September, and a town .search mail-order business for see-through men's pants. 70s to mid 80s. Lows in upper 50s to building at 869 Main St. has begun and a report on move into prime time as a guest star on the programs. prepared to feed 80 people a day. at least not at this committee has thus far been unsuccessful. mid 60s. the findings will be completed within two weeks, nighttime soap “ Hotel." town Health Director Ronald Kraatz said today. But soup kitchen cupboards are currently full, point.” A salary for the soup-kitchen coordinator was Penghlis will portray Eduardo Valli, a This spring, health department inspectors despite record crowds that have forced a new policy Because families are eligible for state welfare supposed to come out of the nearly 353.IHIO offered by handsome Italian whose marriage of conven­ High and low found more than 80 housing code violations in the limiting family use of the Center Congregational assistance that is not available to single individuals, the state Department of Human Resources And All the world’s a stage ience to Lynn. (Catherine Mary Stewart) the aged Main Street building, the former home of the Church facility, kitchen coordinator Marge Harford officials of the Manchester Area Conference of though the grant may never materiali/.e, MACC hotel masseuse, was arranged in Europe by a The highest temperature re­ said this morning. Chuches — which sponsors the soup kitchen — had directors have voted to pay Mrs. Harford jibout 31till a Kathy Keeton, vice chairman of Penthouse and Orford Hotel. Kraatz said today that all but 11 of wealthy married woman eager to bring Valli's ported Sunday by the National An unexpected delivery of canned meats and other decided to let families in on a case-by-case basis by week for her services through the end of August. publisher of Omni magazine, recently appeared the tenants have since been evicted, and that charms stateside. But her plans are thwarted Weather Service, excluding foodstuffs through the Community Renewal Team in late June. A mother of two. Mrs. Harford helped run the soup on a New York talk show, with city Comptroller occupied apartments are being checked first. when Valli and the masseuse fall in love. Alaska and Hawaii, was 113 Hartford — in addition to donations of produce from “ We just don’t let a whole fam ily walk in and be fed kitchen for free for nearly a year. She said she will Harrison "J a y ” Goldin serving as guest host. "These are the ones that probably have the James Brolin, star and proprietor of “ Hotel," degrees at Bullhead City, Ariz. least amount of problems,” Kraatz said. “ A lot of vendors at the weekly farmers’ market downtown — without asking them any questions anym ore." Mrs. continue her 19-hour-a-week job for a while longer Before they went on the air, Ms. Keeton, who will direct the episode, which airs this fall. Today’s low was 38 degrees at the damage had been caused by the tenants in the has helped stock soup kitchen shelves, she said. Harford said. "The soup kitchen has to be a last resort even if her salary dries up. But she would likely work has enjoyed a professional and personal relation­ Gunnison, Colo. other ones.” “ It was just things we couldn't get rid of,” explained for a person.” fewer hours if she has to go without pay. she said. ship with Penthouse publisher Bob Guccione for Newly-named Chief Building Inspector Russ Mary Petrie, CRT director. "W e offered it to the Little or no protest has been sparked by the new Summer vacations have made the soup kitchen’s 19 years, told the city official, “ You're the first Davidson, Sanitarian John Salcius, and Zoning places we thought were running dry.” She said other policy, she said. Families who are rejected are often volunteer back-up "a little shaky" and more free help comptroller I ever met in show business." Across the nation Enforcement Officer Thomas R. O’Marra are community agencies had refused the canned goods, offered food from the separate MACC emergency could be used, Mrs. Harford noted. Goldin disagreed: “ All city officials are in show Now you know business." Heavy thunderstorms in the completing the inspection of the Marlow building, the last remanants of the federal Title 1 program The U.S.S. Kearsarge is the only U.S. battleship Satellite view Kraatz said. He said he was not sure when the which ended last December. In particular, he may have had in mind New not named after a state. It was named after a East threatened more flooding today in West Virginia and a large-scale inspections planned for downtown “ W e’re doing just fine. I can see us getting into York Mayor Ed Koch, who is a talk show regular, popular screw sloop that sank the Confederate Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EOT shows lightning-sparked brush fire in will begin. winter, anyway, without any problems," Mrs. Three apartments damaged in fire promoting his best-selling autobiography. raider "Alabama" in 1864. thunderstorms over the Southwest and northern Mexico. Cloudinesd Washington forced federal offi­ Harford said. “ It seems like God keeps taking care of cials to shut down a nuclear test from the remains of a weakened tropical system streams' Zinsser to discuss fuel aid us.” An electrical malfunction has damage, located at the end of the and up through the roof of the first facility as a precaution. northeastward across • California. Shower-producing clouds and been pinpointed as the cause of a southernmost building in the com­ apartment into a second, causing Thunderstorms today extended thundershowers stretch across the East and Gulf coast states. state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, will fire that broke out in a Main Street plex, Eighth District spokesman extensive fire damage to the first. from the Middle Atlantic states to meet with area social-services and welfare apartment complex Sunday even­ Thomas R. O'Marra said. minor fire damage to the adjacent Florida and across the Gulf Coast directors on Wednesday, Aug. 22 to discuss Town police try ing. leaving two apartments unin­ It took firefighters more than an apartment and only minor smoke to Texas and eastern New Mexico. Connecticut’s upcoming Winter Energy Assist­ habitable but no one seriously hour to bring the blaze under damage to the third, O'Marra said ____ 30.00 Other storms were reported in the ance Program. automatic pistols injured, an Eighth District Fire control. The last fire truck left the The names of the tenants left Rockies and the upper Mississippi A panel of human services officials will join Department spokesman said scene two hours after arriving on temporarily homeless by the bla/.e Valley. Zinsser to field questions at the meeting, which today. the scene, O’Marra said. were not available this morning More than 2Vi inches of rain in will begin at 10 a m Aug. 22 at the Glastonbury Nine Manchester police officers are carrying The fire in the complex at 208 One firefighter .suffered a minor The apartment, complex is West Virginia pushed streams Town Hall. around new, more accurate and powerful guns this Main St. was discovered about 6:45 burn but none of the apartment owned by Waller Fuss, of the over their banks today in Elkins. ' c o o l . month. p.m by a tenant of the garden tenants was injured. O'Marra said. Manchester engineering firm F’uss Floodwaters forced evacuations in Most uniformed patrol officers still holster apartment that suffered the worst The fire spread inside the walls and O’Neill r.d Hayden Griswold. Benefit games set Tuesday .38-caliber Smith and Wesson revolvers and plain­ Glenmore and bridges were SAN FRANCISCOI washed out in both Fellowsville Manchester Jimmy Fund supporters will play clothes detectives carry the smaller-barreled and Elkins. V. their 21st annual fund-raising softball games version. LOS A But nine officers were selected to complete two days Flash flood watches remained in •ATLANTA Tuesday night at Fitzgerald Field. effect for northern and eastern At 6:30, there'll be competition between of training last month at the state practice firing LOWEST West Virginia, northwestern Virgi­ MILD all-stars of the Independent League. At 8 o'clock, range in Simsbury with 9 millimeter semi-automatic TEMPERATURES pistols. The department's firearms training officer nia and central and western ,60. 60 town firefighterk will face the police department. NEW The donation for spectators is 31. said the new pistols are not only easier to handle, but Maryland. ORLEANS \ MIAMI More than 30 . fires caused by shoot more accurately and use more powerful bullets LEOCND- TUESDAY lightning blackened several 70 Alyssa Pillion’s a winner than the regular service revolvers. hundred thousand acres of wilder­ 60 Training officer Lt. John Mott has said he would like ONLY to see the entire 85-officer department equipped with ness in Idaho, Oregon, Washington Alyssa Pillion was eliminated in the first round the new pistols because they are easier to handle and and California during the wee­ ( 2 3 •"**’* * " * ^ FLOW of competition Saturday at the All-American UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ safer for all but the person being shot at. kend. By Sunday, most mnjor fires Soap Box Derby in Akron, Ohio. The new pistols take 14-round magazines for appeared to be nearing an end. But don’t offer your sympathies to Mancheter’s ammunition, and can be reloaded than two seconds, A major brush fire at the U.S. entrant to the derby. National forecast Mott said. It takes at least 6 seconds to reload the six Department of Energy’s nuclear Alyssa, 11, walked away with the R. G. Canning bullet chambers in the .38-caliber revolvers, he said. USDA CHOICE reservation near Richland, Wash., Award, an individual achievment award given to For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During Monday nig)#, He said that, since state police have been equipped prompted the shutdown of a 10 Derby entrants. The award will mean a thundershowers are expected in the North Atlantic coast states. with the pistols, practice scores among state troopers nuclear test facility as a precau- vacation in Hollywood for Alyssa and the others, Elsewhere, weather will remain fair in general, with skies ranging from have risen 30 percent. tionap' measure. followed by a trip to an as-yet-undisclosed sunny to partly cloudy. Minimum temperatures Include; (maximum But Mott said the department’s standard revolvers Whole Officials said the blaze was location. readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 70 (87), Boston 67 (82), Chicago 65 almost never have to be replaced, except when an ■r-. brought under control early today Her father, an accountant at Manchester Sand (82), Cleveland 65 (83), Dallas 70 (91), Denver 59 (87), Duluth 61 (K;), officer retires from the department and is given his and it did not pose any immediate & Gravel, the company which sponsored Alyssa, gun. Thus, the police gun budget is normally next to danger to nuclear facilities at the Houston 70 (91), Jacksonville71 (92), Kansas City 66 (80), Little Rock said the trip will take place after Christmas. lb. w (78), Miami 77 (89), Minneapolis 68 (88), N 6 t i nothing. Tenderloins /. 570-square-mile Hanford The mystery trip, he said, could be to anywhere To replace all the department’s service revolvers reservation. York 72 (87), Phoenix 81 (104), San Francisco 54 (75), Seattle 55 (7fi), in the world. Last year’s winners went to Hawaii. > photo with the new pistols would cost more than 316,000, St. Louis 66 (88), Washington 75 (87). A boy from Ohio won the junior division of this police spokesman Gary Wood has estimated. Wood year's derby. A girl from Missouri won the senior Today In history said he doubts that town officials would approve such division. Lottery an expenditure. On Aug. 13, 1961, East Germany year later, the wall winds its way past the ’ Manchester JHeraM Swordfish suddenly closed the Brandenburg Gate famous gate. !2l8t ANNUAL JIMMY FUND and began building the Berlin Wall. One' Richard M Diamond, Publisher $399 Connecticut daily Fire Calls AUSTAR DOUBLE HEADER V______lb. Saturday: 613 Penny Sadd Mark F. AbraltlB; Tuesday Steaks Associate Publisher Businoss Managair. West Middle Turnpike (Eighth August 14, 1984 Play Four: 4*776 M anchester District, Paramedics). 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U.S./World GOP refines platform; taxes Driver slams cable car; By Laurence McQuillan more temporate platform plank that duced to Its absolute minimum would I which would harm the recovery and in Brief United Press International would include an escape clause should consider raising taxes to eliminate any reverse the trend toward restoring higher taxes become necessary. gap between revenues and expendi­ control of the economy to individual kills self, injures thirty IRA inciter may appear DALLAS — With the only major Kemp told reporters Sunday night tures. Even then, I would not consider Americans.” Republican rift involving a dispute that the disagreements "are being raising the personal inco.orking Am er­ That sentence appears to be in the cable car sustained only minor BELFAST, Northern Ireland — An American over tax Increases, the GOP today defused. I think it will be something icans.” Reagan said. opposition to only certain tax in- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - In an The identity of the driver of the damage, police said. IKA supporter, who escaped police after his opens at least four days of work that is a consensus to the Republican The statement, issued as the final crea.ses. The conservatives want to add apparent suicide, a man gunned auto was not immediately deter­ Thirty people — cable car illegal appearance at a rally set off a riot that left crafting a final platform that formally Party and to the White House.” drafting of platform planks begins, a comma after the word “taxes,” the motor of his car at the top of one mined. police said. His body had to passengers, the conducter and the one person dead and 20 injured, wa.^ asked to defy sets party philosophy for the next four As various wings of the party argue sent public signals the president did not which would oppose any tax hikes. of the city’s steepest hills, sped be pried from the mangled car. gripman — suffered a variety of authorities again and appear at a news years. over the tax language. President want to be boxed into a position of never down the grade and rammed Witnesses at the top of the hill mostly minor injuries. A 74-year- conference, I HA sources said. \ Seven separate panels today begin Reagan Sunday sought to clarify his allowing a tax increase. The final platform document most head-on into a cable car packed said the auto appeared to be old woman was kept under obser Riot police wielding truncheons fired plastic hearings on subjects ranging from the recent remarks on the issue. Frank Fahrenkopf, the Republican likely will run no more than 25 pages. It with tourists, injuring 30 people as waiting at the crest and its driver vation at a hospital for back and bullets Sunday into a large crowd outside the economy and foreign policy to agricui- " I have no plan to raise taxes, nor chairman, Sunday acknowledged there is expected to ignore references to the the cable car hurtled backwards gunned his motor and started West Belfast headquarters of Sinn Fein, the ture and education. Work on the will I allow any plan for a tax are "divergent views” on taxes but Equal Rights Amendment, which was out of control. downhill as the cable car was chest injuries. political wing of the Irish Republican Army. They piatform is expected to be wrapped up increase,” Reagan said in a statement predicted "that following the delibera­ dropped in 1980 after nearly 40 years as Police and witnesses said it moving slowly up the grade. It was the first serious accident were attempting to arrest Martin Galvin, the by Thursday or Friday so it can be issued from his ranch near Santa tions of the platform committee and the part of the platform. It also calls for a appeared the man committed Sandy Ochoa. 16, of Oklahoma involving a cable car since the system reopened June 21 after a American who directs the U S. Northern Ireland tackled early next week when the Barbara, Calif. adoption by the convention ... there's constitutional amendment to ban suicide. His car was on the wrong City fearfully watched the car two-year, $58 million renovation Aid Committee. Republican convention opens. He claimed that for the Democratic not going to be any divisiveness.” abortions side of the street, racing at an .speeding down the hill, heading for British authorities had banned Galvin, 34, from Rep. Jack Kemp of New 'Vork is challenger, Walter Mondale, "raising The Baltimore Sun reported that the It also is likely to tone down 1980 estimated 50-60 mph and made no the cable car she was riding’in. project. leading the fight to rule out a tax taxes is a first resort. For me. it’s a last language which sought “ military su­ 1 attempt to stop, police said. In the worst accident before that, entering Northern Ireland, and police .stormed tax debate may center on the use of a " I thought he would go to the a crowded cable cur went out of the crowd to arrest him as he was about to speak increase of any kind, while Sen. Robert resort.” comma. A staff proposal drafted in periority” over the Soviet Union. New The force of the Sunday after­ side,” she said. "And then I knew control on the Hyde Sirw't hill in at a rally. One man died after being hit in the Dole of Kansas, chairman of the Senate "A fter — and only after — wasteful Washington declares: "W e therefore wording instead seeks “military noon collision sent screaming he would hit us. Glass flew all over 1967, hitting several cars and chest by a plastic bullet and Sinn F'ein said 20 Finance Committee, heads efforts for a tim.ornm..nt cnending has been re­ oppose any attempts to increase taxes parity.” passengers sprawling onto the my face. People were falling off other people were injured. street or the floor of the cable car. and people started y e llin g " catching on fire. Two people were "It was absolute pandemonium," one witness which bolted back down Hyde Zina Ochoa. 18, also from Okla­ killed and 43 were hurt. said "There were many women and children in Street on Russian Hill for nearly homa City, said the gripman was the crowd and no place to e.scape. Police fired Reagan Mondale two blocks before the gripman. clanging the cable cur bell but the plastic bullets at point-blank range into the also injured, could bring it to a car "kept coming head first.” Early bedtimes crowd.” UPI photo halt. "I hit my head on a pole,” she can hurt sex life The cable car struck three other said. "The cable cur was braking meets with to confer City. From left are Reps. Patricia LONDON (UPI) - Children’s Trawler and crew go under Congressional representatives called vehicles behind it as it sped out of all the way down the hill. I thought Reagan administration population poli­ Schroeder, D-Colo.; John Porter, R-lll.; control down the hill, one of the I was going to d ie " future sex life may Iw damaged by LAS' PALMAS. Spain — A Spanish sardine James H. Scheuer, D-N.Y., and Sander steepest in San Francisco. The car Chris Holtz, 29. a tourist from parents who .send them to b«'d early cies "offensive and unacceptable" at a had just picked up a full loud of lx)s Angeles, said he "saw the car as a punishment, Britain’s b<*d- trawler with 28 crewmen aboard sank when its Olympians with Hart M. Levin, D-Mich. cargo shifted in heavy winds 110 miles northwest news conference Saturday in Mexico passengers — almost all tourists slam into the front of the cable car makers are cautioning. of the Moroccan cotisl and only one person NORTH OAKS, Minn. (U P I) - on a sunny afternoon outing — at and the gripman went flying by "If a child is continually pres survived, officials said today. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - President Walter Mondale, w'ho is criticizing Victoria Park four blocks from me,” Holtz fell to the pavement, ented with the threat of IhhI as punishment, it will obviously view ",A11 I wiint to do now is shut myself in a room Reagan sought today to shed the doubts President Reagan's defense policies Fisherman’s Wharf. scraping his knee. and let the tears all come out,” said Jose Martin about his tax prescription for the for doing too little at too much cost, "This appears to be a suicide," Officers said the fact there were bed as an unpleasant place, and U.N. leader says ideology said police officer Ray Shine, "H e no skid marks indicated the driver perhaps. sulK'onsciously, carry the l,ozano, the first officer of the Islamar III, who country and instead don the mantle of sought the advice today of Gary Hart, was picked up by a passing boat after spending glory won by America’s Olympians. his chief rival in the primary season, on took off down the hill, accelerated, of the auto apparently did not try to resentment of bed into adult life.” more than 60 hours clinging to a float line. American military preparedness. changed lanes and then just stop. > a statement from the National Three other men holding onto the same line died Reagan, who arrived in Los Angeles The meeting with Hart and other bombarded the cable car.” The auto was demolished, but Bedding Federation said Democratic Party defense experts is has no place in conference and Martin said he tied their bodies to the ropes to Sunday night, the final night of the keep them from sinking. Olympics, was to greet U.S. medal the second in a series of meetings Martin. 29, was hospitalized in Las Palmas, winners and then address them, their called by Mondale at his Minnesota MEXICO C ITY (U PI) - U.N. Minister Manuel Bartlett Diaz, ence, Perez de Cuellar said con­ where he was reported in stable condition coaches and gue.sts at a breakfast in the home on particular subjects to help him Secretary General Javier Perez de who must work out a compromise frontation over proposals for popu­ although suffering from sunburn and dehydration Century Plaza Hotel where he is draw up specific programs. The first, Cuellar warned leaders of a World recommendation. lation policies is positive. after his three-day ordeal. staying. last week, was on taxes. Population Conference that ideo­ The United States strongly op­ The United States set off con­ Rescue officials said they had pulled three He began his 19-day trip to his home In addition to the Colorado senator, logical discussions could jeopard­ poses the recommendation, which troversy early in the conference, bodies from the wreckage of the Islamar III, state by formally opening the Olympics Mondalc also planned to meet with ize the meeting’s resuits. is supported by delegations from which began Aug. 5, when its which had been missing since Thursday night. July 28 and periodically letting it be Rep. Jo.seph Addabbo, D-N.Y., chair- “ There is no reason to hold the Arab countries. delegation announced a new policy You'll Treasure Authorities said the bodies of 18 crewmen were known through aides he was watching I man of a defense subcommittee, and ideological discussions in this Time-consuming debate on prop­ to cut off funding to international seen floating on the surface. the competition on television and several former Pentagon officials who conference,” Cuellar said when he osals dealing with such topics as groups promoting abortion as part Martin said the ship sank when its cargo shifted celebrating U.S. victories. served in the Carter administration arrived in Mexico Sunday to attend occupied territories and disarma­ of family planning programs. Your Diamond without warning, causing the vessel to list to one But Reagan hud to balance sports including Clifford Alexander, former closing ceremonies of the ment should not be the primary The U.S. stance was opposed by side and then go down. with politics and spent much of his Secretary of the Army, and Mitzi conference. concern of a conference on family representatives of China, Sweden vacation fending off constant queries Wertheim. former deputy undersecre­ ” I know that there are confronta­ planning, the staff adviser said. and the Philippines, who spoke in about whether he planned some kind of tary of the Navy. tions, debates or discussion at the The delegation set off debate favor of abortion us a recourse in Even M ore I n A Israelis protest vs. Kahane tax hike, as his Democratic opponent. Mondale, in the second of a weekly conference, but those problems with its proposal to emphasize the family planning programs. Con­ JERUSALEM — Thousands of demonstrators, Walter Mondale, charges. series of radio addresses similar to must not affect the success of the importance of peace, disarma­ ference participants reached the some of them humming the Israeli national In an unusual move for a president those Reagan makes every Saturday meeting,” he said. ment and security in the develop­ conclusion that abortion was a New Setting anthem, gathered peacefully today to protest the dubbed by aides "the great communi­ ’M afternoon, attacked the president Sun­ The conference’s main commit­ ment of Third World countries. matter to be decided by each swearing-in of militant Rabbi Meir Kahane to the cator.” Reagan issued a printed day for stressing expensive weapon tee reached a concensus on all but The controversial issue was individual country. Israeli parliament. statement to clarify his position. White systems instead of investing on a “ lean one of the 91 recommendations resolved when the main confer­ Another compromise was The oath of office for Kahane. an American- House spokesman Larry Speakes also and tough” military. made by the 149 attending coun­ ence committee decided to include reached on controversial U.S. born rabbi who wants to expel all Arabs from issued a printed "interview ” in which "W hile Mr. Reagan has bought every tries, but is deadlocked on a the disarmament in a separate proposal Id promote free market 1 Israel, overshadowed the convening of the 11th he submitted recurring questions for big ticket weapon in the candy store, he proposal prohibiting the establish­ section between the preamble and economy to boost development of Knesset. the president’s answers. has failed to provide the stocks and ment of settlements in occupied the final text of the World Plan of Third World countries and there­ The demonstrators carried signs saying: " I have no plan to raise taxes nor will supplies we must have in case of a real territories. Action on Population to be called fore decrease population growth. "Kahane contradicts Judaism” and "Kahane I allow any plan for a tax increase,” conflict,” Mondale said. The proposal, which a staff the “ Mexican Declaration” upon The wording reached by the [CHAEIS equals racism” during a march between the Reagan said in the statement. "The Defense Department’s own adviser for the U.S. delegation said approval by two-thirds of the main conference committee was The statement was a replay of his 11 r Israel Museum and the prime minister's office, experts say our stockpiles are so low “ obviously refers to Israel,” has delegates. that an effort be made "to near the Knesset building. off-the-cuff comment to reporters last that we would need eight to 10 months been referred to the president of Despite politicized debate at the encourage, where appropriate, MOUNTING Special border guards in khaki uniforms were Monday that caused some confusion warning time to gear up our industry to the conference, Mexican Interior second World Population Confer­ entepreneural initiatives.” mobilized to prevent violence. As many as 5,000 because Vice President George Bush produce the supplies and ammunition EVENT Israelis planned to demonstrate. Police approved said just hours later that Reagan would we need to sustain combat operations. demonstration permits earlier for groups includ­ “ keep his options open.” That’s not only bad management, it’s ing the United Kibbutz Movement and the "M y opponent has spent his political dangerous.” Committee Against Racism. life supporting more taxes and more Mondale, who favors a 4 percent real Bumper crop of ragweed Downtown Manchester Soldiers in green berets, who guarded the spending,” Reagan said Sunday. "F or increase in defense spending each building, carried U.S -made M-16 rifles. him, raising taxes is a first resort. For year, compared to the 7 percent The legislative body was expected to recess me, it is a last resort.” X increase that Reagan is calling for, LIMITED TIME ONLY after the opening ceremony because of the He said taxes could be raised only said the difference between him and means bad allergy season inconclusive July 23 elections that sent the ruling after wasteful government spending UPI photo the president is how money for the AUG. 13 THRU SEPT.1 Likud coalition and opposition Labor Party into has been reduced “ to its absolute military would be spent. ATLANTA (UPI) - An immu­ negotiations on a possible national unity minimum. ... Even then, I would not “ Some recent reports question the seeded whole bunches of places The National Institute of Allergy nology expert says abundant rain­ ' government. consider raising the personal income Towering elephant readiness of our armed forces are that didn’t have it. You have to go and Infectious Diseases estimates taxes of working Americans.” troubling Americans,” Mondale said. fall this summer has produced a almost to the northern reaches of about 35 million Americans suffer Texas Sen. John Tower shows off an 11-foot elephant made "Even after enormous increases in bumper crop of ragweed that could Maine to get away from ragweed.” from some type of allergic prob­ G trigger one of the nation’s worst Cabinet meeting is canceled But Mondale spokesman Dayton from 80 automobile bumpers which he unveiled Sunday in front defense spending these last years, it Ragweed pollen will be the worst lem, with 15million being sufferers fall allergy seasons on record. Duncan said in Minnesota the state­ appears that our troops could not in years this fall, Friedlaender of hay fever, which is caused by the BEIRUT, Lebanon — The government today of the Dallas Convention Center. The sculpture, called “ Ragweed is the big allergy ment showed that the administration handle more than a short, limited said, because there was a “ very ragweed pollen. called off a Cabinet meeting that was to have “Elephant,” was created by Oscar Pumpin for the Republican offender in 80 percent of the United was still struggling to find a firm conflict without quickly running out of heavy growing season" prompted dealt with crucial political reforms and southern States,” said Dr. Sidney Fried- ’’It represents the fifth leading position. National Convention. equipment and supplies.” by ideal summer rainfall. Lebanon, where guerrillas launched at least laender, a Detroit allergist for 25 cause of disability in the U.S.,” three attacks against Israeli occupation troops. years and editor of Immunology "There was a bumper crop this Friedlaender said. "The Cabinet secretary Chefik Mneimeh has and Allergy Practice. year wherever it grows,” he said. announced the cancellat ion of Tuesday's extraor- Besides northern Maine, Fried­ "The ragweed allergy season, dinai7 Cabinet meeting,” Beirut radio said. No “What’s worse,” Friedlaender laender said the southern tip of which can begin as early as late official reason was given. Ferraro campaigns in Reagan country said in a weekend interview, "is Florida, California and areas of July and usually ends with the first The discussion of iiolitical reforms outlined by that ragweed is spreading to areas Oregon and Washington west of the heavy frost, is the worst for allergy two Lebanese peace conferences in Switzerland SAN DIEGO (UPI) — Geraldine stir by declaring that she would not where it never grew before. It has Cascade Mountains also are free of sufferers, he said. including what has become an inevita­ i r a this past year is considered vital if Beirut's July 4 Ferraro is using her first campaign include her husband's tax returns when ble trapping of the campaign — ragweed. cease-fire is to be translated into lasting peace. stops in California to talk to voters she makes her financial disclosure. anti-abortion protesters. An allergy — hypersensitivity to Friedlaender said the desert Mountings Priced Syria, which is backing Prim e Minister Rashid she’s "really comfortable with” and “ If you’re married to an Italian Their signs equated her with Hitler certain substances — occurs when Southwest, once a haven for Karami's 3-month-old national unity govern­ trying to defuse nagging question’s Who poisoned man,” she told reporters, jokingly, and said things like, "M urder — It’s the body makes antibodies against allergy sufferers, now has a pollen as low as $99 ment, has urged the opening of these discussions. about her family finances. “ you know what it’s like.” your vote” and “ Mafia is not my style those substances, such as pollens, problem due to the planting of Walid Jumblatt, minister of tourism and public Ms. Ferraro's husband is John Hester Prynne? shade trees and lawns. With appearances before senior of family.” molds and dust. less your trade in works, has repeatedly stalled a plan to deploy Zaccaro, a New Yorfe real estate government troops along confrontation lines in citizens on Sunday in Sacramento and executive. COLUMBIA, Mo. (U PI) - Liter­ today with police and prosecutors in Her appearance was not so much a the Shouf Mountains. “ My husband feels that his business ary scholars have a new theory to Example San Diego, the Democratic vice presi­ political speech but a personal conver­ interests would be affected by the debate in the soap opera-like dential nominee is playing to her sation between the candidate and the release of his tax returns,” she said. ’ audience. speculation about what killed the New solitaire lady’s mounting strengths in President Reagan’s home Second paperboy vanishes “ He said: 'Gerry, I won’t tell you how adulterous parson in Nathaniel in 14k yellow or white gold state. "This is my first stop on my solo trip (Stock mountings only to run the country. Don’t tell me how to to the West and I wanted to be with Hawthorne’s ’’The Scarlet DES MOINES, Iowa — The kidnapping of a Ms. Ferraro, a former deputy run my business.’” Letter.” up to '/< carat crown) $99.00 13-year-old paperboy is hauntingly similar to the prosecutor, is regarded by California people I felt I could be really All the furor seemed distant by the comfortable with,” she said. Scholars have contended that in rr- Democrats as giving new energy to the Less old mounting trade in $30.00 disappearance of Johnny Gosch, a carrier who time Ms. Ferraro arrived in Sacra­ his 1850 novel, Hawthorne meant to party, which last carried the nation’s She spoke of the elderly in her vanished two years ago and still is missing, police mento for a rally at a senior citizens’ • show that guilt over impregnating You pay this plus state tax $69.00 said. most populous state in 1964.. Queens, N. Y., congressional district as center in a downtown park. ” my seniors” and of her mother, who Hester Prynne, who was sentenced Police said Sunday they are concerned there But before Ms. Ferraro left Washing­ Under the palm and cedar trees, Ms. she said is worried about crime and the GERALDINE FERRARO to wear a scarlet “ A ” as punish­ may be a link between the disappearances of ton on Sunday, she caused yet another ment, caused Arthur Dimmesdale Ferraro spoke to about 500 people. high cost of health care. . . . stands by her man ■■T-. Eugene Martin and Gosch, both paperboys for to die. The Des Moines Register. But a medical student at the The Register is warning its carriers to be wary University of Missouri thinks that of strangers and offered a $5,000 reward for Reagan cracks joke about bombing Soviets out-and-out poisoning played a Why Michaels Mounting Event Makes Sense information leading to Martin. more integral role. , Police were searching for a man seen driving in LOS ANGELES (UPI) — President superiors, to discuss the matter offi­ Asked whether Speakes or anyone in Dr. Jemshed Khan, a second- the area around the time Martin went to pick up Speakes denied he exerted pressure Reagan cracked a joke about bombing cially, although it was learned that the administration requested that CBS year resident in ophthalmology, his papers, but said they had no other leads. on reporters or their superiors, telling argues that the symptoms suffered N O CHARGE we will i her k ,inrl the Soviet Union while doing a sound White House press secretary Larry not run the tape, Kendali said, “ I UPI, "I didn’t do anything.” SAVE $30 or more on Mi< h.ii'Is Martin left his home at 5 a.m. Sunday to deliver by Dimmesdale resemble “ to a ultrasonic .tllyr le.m your check before his Saturday radio Speakes asked the networks to kill the certainly didn’t speak with any of He added, “ I don’t talk about ( roditfor your old the Des Moines Sunday Register. When he failed remarkable degree” atropine address, but the remarks, taped by at story. them. As far as I know they didn’t call off-the-record stuff.” setting when applied to di.imonds and gems to return home, his father, Donald Martin, called poisoning. & least two networks, were, not reported Two networks, CBS and Cable News anyone in New York. They definitely the new mountingc osl. police at 8:40 a m.. Sgt. Bill Mullins said. The off-the-record rule was put into Khan, whose theory was pub­ CREATIONS Cif your spec iai design for a full day. Network, plugged into a separate feed didn’t cali anyone in Washington.” effect shortly after another remark The boy’s newspapers, somefolded and the rest lished 'Thursday in the New Eng­ — or onethat we'll “ My fellow Americans, I am pleased for teievision, picked up the comment Kendali said he thought Speakes still bundled, were found on the street com er not that Reagan made just before a radio land Journal of Medicine, said the TRANSFORM that seldom-worn ring design (or you. to tell you I have signed legislation to and decided not to air them after “ may have talked with everyone (in far from wh -re Martin and his father live. The speech more than two years ago, when symptoms include visual and (or lorrse stones) into outlaw Russia forever. We begin Speakes invoked a 2-year-old agree­ the White House press corps) on the boy's parents are divorced. he calied the Soviets “ lousy bums” speech disturbances, photophobia, lewelry you'll wear rer ut so that your bombing in five minutes,” the presi­ ment under which off-the-cuff com­ West Coast to remind them of the rule ” shortly before he spoke out on Poland. HEIRLOOMS (k hot and dry skin, confusion in with exf itement. dent said in a sound check several ments inadvertently taped are consi­ diamond is a more coordination and hallucinations. minutes before he went on the air, dered off-the-record. brilliant, mtxiern t ut. Plane not on spy mission "I have all the literary critics on apparently unaware that some repor­ Ed Turner, executive vice president WE'LL BUY your hcirlrjom ^ my back,” said Khan, 26, a M O NTPELIER, Vt, — Sen. Patrick Leahy, ters could hear him. of Cable News Network, one of the Soviets comment diamonds, watches CHOOSE AN engagement, fanr y, D-Vt., says he is convinced a South Korean second-year resident in ophthal­ UPI photo ballerina or other style The real speech began, “I am organizations that recorded the re­ MOSCOW (UPI) — A Soviet official and gold at a price airplane was not on a spy mission last year when broadcast by two networks, Reagan mology. "They're all skeptical.” — even men's rings. pleased to tell you that today I signed mark, said, “ There is a network declined to comment today on Presi­ that’s more than fair. it was shot down by the Soviet Union. said “My fejlow Americans, I am The murder theory is underlined legislation that wiil allow student agreement that was reached in October dent Reagan’s joking remarks he had Vrfty affordably prir c*d Leahy, a senor member of the Senate pleased to tell you I have signed by suggestions in the book that almost human religious groups to begin enjoying a 1982 that any presidential off-the-cuff ordered the bombing of the Soviet He’s Intelligence Committee, Sunday disputed the legislation to outlaw Russia forever. Mrs. Prynne’s physician husband right they’ve too long been denied, the remarks just prior his radio speech Union. conclusions of an upcoming artical in The Nation We begin bombing in five minutes.” was treating Dimmesdale. The freedom to meet in public high schools would not be used on the air.” “ I have nothing to say,” said Looking a bit under the weather, Congo, a 150-pound magazine that reportedly says it was not possible The president was apparently un­ ailing minister fared worse, not during non-schooi hours.” He said the decision not to use it was Vaientin Kamenev, deputy manager of U.S. m ilitary intelligence was not aware of the aware that some reporters could hear better, under his care. Atropine, a trained chimp, is comforted by Anna Cerevantes, wife of United 'Press International learned “ purely a journalistic one conforming the foreign ministry press department, him. flight. derivative of deadly nightshade, his owner, Mario Cervantes, and neighbor Archie Rullan of the incident from broadcasting with that agreement.” when asked by telephone. The real speech began, “I am Leahy said he reviewed the case dozens of would have been well known to the at his home in New York. Police say Congo, who was left industry sources and confirmed the Peter Kendall, assistant Washington Kamenev said he also did not know if pleased to tell you that today I signed Trusted Jewelers Since IflflA times and was convinced intelligence officials doctor. wording of Reagan’s remarks, which bureau manager for CBS, said the there would be any official statement at home alone overnight, downed a quart of vodka and were not aware the airliner was off course. legislation that will allow student “ I think that what I ’ve unco­ were not available on the sound system network did not run the tape ‘ ‘under the on the remarks, which Reagan made 958 MAIN STREET The civilian plane was shot down Sept. 1, killing religious groups to begin enjoying a vered are the ruins of a submerged two bottles of beer, then broke loose. Before being Manchester,Conn 06040Tel 643-2741 provided for most media. rule that what the president says prior during a sound check before he right they’ve too long been denied, the plot,” Khan said in an interview in 269 passengers and crew members. Personnel from the networks in­ to his statements on the air are off the restrained by police, Congo broke windows on his street broadcast a radio speech Saturday. freedom to meet in public high schools the Sunday editions of the St. Louis Michaels ChargerMasler Card/Viaa/American txpresa volved declined, on orders-from their record.” and bit a neighbor's toe. In the sound test, picked up but not during non-school hours.” Post-Dispatch. 6 - MANCHKSTKR HKRAKD, Monday, August 13, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, August 13. 1984 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher^ Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor’ James P. Sacks, City Editor' Proxmire seeks probe of General Dynamics contracts OPINION m u st conclude that either Mr. before the agency where they backs and overcharges by General report Mr. Paulisch referred to Bv Gregory Gordon John Lehman, asked that an Paulisch was intentionally mis­ worked or lobbying on any matter Dynamics in the late 1970s, took does not exist, that no investigation OTilted Press International investigation of George Sawyer leading in his testimony or he was the agency supports. Lehman issue with July 25 testimony from a was undertaken by the Navy with "inquire fully into Mr. Sawyer’s derelict in failing to prepare for his denied he gave General Dynamics top Navy lawyer, Eugene Pau- regard to Mr. Sawyer's accep­ WASHINGTON - Sen. William relationship with General Dynam­ appearance.” any favors while in the Navy, that lisch, who informed the panel that tance of employment with General Proxm ire wants the Navy to ics while he was a Navy offical and Proxmire called "equally dis­ Jack determine whether anything im­ whether there was any discussion he has rigorously followed all rules the department's inspector gen­ Dynamics, and that Mr. Paulisch Mr. President can’t play all roles confused the matter with an turbing" the Navy's “ apparent governing relations with the Navy eral had cleared Sawyer of wrong proper about a top Navy official of his prospective employment.” lack of concern about the potential Anderson by e-Navy personnel and that the doing. investigation of Mr. Sawyer's taking a job with General Dynam­ Sawyer was a former assistant conflicts of interest raised by Mr. m atter ‘‘already was Paulisch testified he would pro­ relationship with his prior em ­ An episodic quoliiy has attached itself to Ronald Washington ics Corp. since he arranged more Navy secretary who took a job as Sawyers’s actions." to a time when they walk home, take their gun belts off than $5 billion in contracts for the vice president of General Dynam­ investigated.” vide the subcommittee with the ployer, the J. McMillan Co." Reagan. Unlike Jimmy Carter, who was like a house Merry-Go-Round Noting the Navy was alerted in the hook on the wall, buckle up and go forth to deal with corporation while in the Pentagon. ics last summer. Proxmire, a member of a joint investigative reijort. John Travolta was born in guest who stayed too long, the cuf?efiHWr, President the torm enting dude The Wisconsin Democrat, in a Federal law bars former offi­ economic subcommittee that is " I have now been advised by the advance to questions he asked at seems to vanish onto his ranch or to Camp David or into the hearing, Proxmire wrote, "I Englewood, N.J.. on Feb, 18, 1954. Only weak white men and redskins powpow and Mr. letter Friday to Navy Secretary cials for two years from appearing investigating allegations of kick- Navy." Proxmire wrote, "that the the White House. He's gone for days at a time and then Nicholas Reagan has said it again and again: he is not that kind he's back, doing something startling enough to make of white man. Mr. President is strong, an optimist, a cooks pause while stirring the sauce and bring the Von Hoffman believer \#ho knows that a he-man sticks to his guns, Parker agrees nation's joggers to a surprised, aerobic standstill. and boy, oh, boy is Mr. President a gun-sticker. Connecticut SHOP EARLY FOR The other day he was having his picture taken by the ___news photogs at his ranch when a reporter asked him WOMEN, OF COURSE, do talk: they are permitted to repay more what he had to say about the newest non-development in In and a man m ay talk to his friends, but with his enemies BACKTO-SCHOOL his non-diplomacy with the Russians. Whether he was contract a man, a real man, growls. With friends, admirers and off wool gathering or whether it was too tough a wanders but that he doesn't feel com fortable in the supporters Mr. President is genial. With them he is the Drivers quizzed on shooting phone charges question to answer or he wanted to be briefed on it diplomatic role. For so long his motto with the Russians nice guy journalists describe. The others get rough Hatfield SUPPLiES before he replied, Mr. President stood still and silent. has been, "A lw ays fear to negotiate and only negotiate licks. Democrats engage in "sheer demagogery ”: they STAMFORD — State and local police investi­ AID At length Mrs. Reagan whispered to him. "W e are from fe a r." 'Vet showing fear or feeling fear is beyond HARTFORD (UPI) — State treasurer Henry are leftist baby killers. Is a man who cannot bring gating last week’s shotgun slaying of a doing everything we can." That got him going and he his dram atic range. For the Protestant Henri IV of Parker has promised to repay the state for a second him self to negotiate with the*Planned Parenthood WASHINGTON — Witnesses, congressional aide on the Connecticut Turnpike AT RITE AID immediately said to his questioner. "W e are doing France, Paris and the kingdom was worth attending a set up roadbiocks on the highway to question series of personal phone calls state auditors found Association going to sit down with the men of Moscow? have given the Senate Ethics- everything we can." Mass, but if it cam e down to it and the election were motorists. charged to his government credit card. Most actors cannot play every role, cannot read Committee sworn statements that The episode concluded, Mr. President disappeared really on the line, perhaps winning another term is not State police spokesman Adam Berluti said Parker last month paid the state $2,200 for telephone every.line. Mr. President's scriptwriters have given contradict Sen. Mark Hatfield’s; from publicsight to leave us speculating on how he worth sitting at a table and pretending to be negotiating police questioned hundreds of motorists over the calls improperly charged to his the state credit card, him dialogue he cannot enunciate. He fades him self out account of his dealings with Greek marks the passage of time. By the growth of the world's with the less than all-m ighty non-conquerors of weekend on Interstate 95 near the spot where but state auditors Leo V. Donohue and Henry J. of the episode: he has small moments of catatonia, arms merchant Basil Tsakos. Nathaniel Young, 25, an aide to Rep. Stewart arsenals or hy the undergrowth he clears away on his Afghanistan. Becker Jr. said they have recently found dozens of ischemia of the tongue. He has Mrs. Reagan at his side After I raised questions about' McKinney, was fatally shot last Sunday. other calls. ranch? Where has he been, in what time and what It may not be that he doesn't know what to say: Mr. to prompt him to say lines he does not even want to hear the Tsakos-Hatfield relationship, The roadblocks were set up on 1-95 between dreamland that Mr. President needs his wife to tell him President m ay not need a prompter and a cheat sheet to In a letter to Parker, the auditors told Parker they and that should get him through to N ovem ber with the the Oregon Republican asked the exits 9 and 10 just north of Stamford from 11:30 to tell the reporters he is doing all he can to get that get through the unscripted moments of his life. He m ay p.m. Saturday until 1:45 a.m. Sunday, Berluti found calls made from December 1982 through June minimum number of blackouts. committee to investigate the mat­ meeting which he has shunned for three and a half not be able to speak such words because he disbelieves said. 1983 and in June and July 1984 that do not appear to be Only great actors can play all roles: they are ter to clear his name. His request years. them. His roles in his horse-opera m ovies and in politics “ Some 709 motorists were stopped and asked related to state business. malleable enough to make any identity their own, to be came after the committee had “ I expect to pay all those bills with interest,” have been of men who draw the line in the sand, of men whether they had traveled that route during the cowardly or courageous. Not Mr. President: he's already taken affidavits from two. Parker said when told of the auditors' new charges. PERHAPS IT ISN’T that Mr. President's mind who do not speak when they suffer wrong but who come same time last week," Berluti said. “ Of those 42 COLCATE always been a fighter and he knows it. former employees of Tsakos. said they - llad and they were interviewed by He said his staff is reviewing all of his phone bills to According to the sworn state-; police.” ' look for improper personal calls. The auditors said the $2,200 Parker paid last month ments, which have been obtained Young was shot once in the back of the head by a TOOTN Editorials only covers the period from July 1983 to May 1984. iimiisiziMxoriooM by my associate Corky Johnson,, passing motorist while traveling on the Connecti­ ■IKINDSNO.IO-BOXOFSO cut Turnpike Aug. 5. Becker Friday estimated that Parker may still owe PASfE the ex-employees believe Hatfield, the state nearly $650. did not give the press an accurate account of the Tsakos affair. Becker said this is how he calculated the additional As the Games end Yotl V/3NT To BoRRoV/ $I BiLLiON 3tiO They dispute, for example. Hat-; Sailor faces arson charges amounts he thinks Parker still owes. • The total amount charged to Parker’s credit card field's explanation of the money; SecuRe \T viiTM a CHevY? who oo You E N FIELD — A sailortaken off a U.S. Navy ship from July 1983 to May 1984 was $2,941. Parker said that Tsakos paid to the senator's- The euphoria surrounding in Virginia faces arraignment today in Windsor about $700 covered calls on state business, while the weekend, sports commenta­ THiNK \ou aRe, a third world eoveRMMeMT? wife, Antoinette. They say that Superior Court on charges of committing a series rest was for phone calls improperly made by his wife, America's fine standing at tors made the jubilant obser­ payments totaling about $40,000 of tobacco barn arsons. daughter and daughter's roommate. the Olympics is mixed with vation that America in 1984 were made to Mrs. Hatfield during! Two Enfieid police officers traveied to Norfolk, • The amount charged to Parker's state phone an enormous sense of relief. had collected more gold than the same two-year period that the; Va., last week to bring Patrick Hart, 19, back to credit card amounted to $865 for the first six month of town. He was charged with two counts of the Russians had in 1980 — senator was helping Tsakos pro-' 1983 and June and July 1984. Assuming the same We not only made it mote a $15 billion trans-African: second-degree arson, three counts of conspiracy percentage of calls were improperly charged to the when we boycotted THEIR to commit second-degree arson and two counts of through the Games in fine pipeline project. state, Parker still owes $648, Becker said. accessory to commit second-degree arson. Becker said auditors have been only able to Olympics. ’The senator contended that the style — and with 83 gold Steven Carson, 18, and Glenn Buckley, 19, also examine Parker’s phone records to December 1982 money was a “ finder’s fee" for his medals to boot — but we also The comment was usually were arrested in connection with the fires. because records before that time don't exist. managed to host the event uttered with the utmost pride. wife’s work in locating a Water­ Carson and Hart are volunteers with the Shaker Becker said a number of calls listed on Parer’s bills NOTEBOOK without any serious gate condominium for Tsakos and. Pines Lake District Fire Department. Buckley for the first half of 1983 seem questionable. He said FILLER This is a sad commentary a professional fee for her consulta-' was a volunteer with the department’s junior there are numerous calls from New haven, where incidents. on just . how political the tion on remodeling the apartment.- auxiliary two or three years ago, officials said. Parker lives, to Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and to Ponoma, America, after all, wasn’t Games have become. Since the former Tsakos em­ N.Y. There are other calls from Reno Nev., to Hartford and New Haven and other calls from New just a player in the Games; it ployees told the Ethics Committee It was almost as though in what they knew. Hatfield has Arrest due in slaying Haven to various locations in Vermont and South Ca. was also the host. And that “ There are a number of calls that don't look like 1984 the only way America changed his explanation of some of role, although prestigious for HARTFORD — Police say they plan to make an they have anything to do with state business,” Becker competed with the Russians the payments to his wife. The; arrest by the end of this week in the slaying of a CANVAS the U.S. and profitable for said. was to play this "Who’s got senator now says she was paid for 23-year-old insurance company employee who Los Angeles, also carried showing Tsakos properties he did the most gold medals at the was stabbed to death Aug. 4 in the Asylum Hill with it an enormous risk. not buy, not the Watergate apart-* area. boycotted Games’’ game. ment he did buy. ! Sgt. Frank Campbell said Saturday a suspect One only has to think back arrested last week on robbery and sexual assault Whealon chides At the next Olympics, let’s But Tsakos’ former employee, to the Munich games to know Marilyn Mangan, accused Hatfield charges is being questioned, but officials “ have hope there’s no repeat of this not eliminated” two other suspects in the slaying 1INCH what kind of tragedies could in her sworn statement of "lying particular game. American of Susan Kennedy of New Britain. - Catholic reps KINGS have happened in this day of about (the) money received by hiS athletes want to beat Russian Ms. Kennedy was stabbed 12 times in the international terrorism. wife.” The affidavit called the stomach, back and chest in the yard of 85 Sumner athletes on the playing field senator’s account "a significant St. on abortion One further point. — not in the boycott gold transgression of public good faith,- The suspect was charged with robbery and Over and over again on the medals game. of outright lies.” Ms. Mangan also first-degree sexual assault with a weapon in said the Greek arms merchant connection with the assault of a Hartford woman HARTFORD (U P I) — Hartford Archbishop John earlier this year. CENTRUM DRISTAN treated Hatfield like an "errand Whealon says elected officials who oppose abortion boy.” personally but do not fight it actively are ‘ 'not showing ^VITAMIN DECONBESfANT Here are other details from the One winner in state Lotto the courage of his or her convictions.” Ferraro’s troubles sworn statement; TABLCTS TABLETS In his column in the Catholic Transcript, Whealon Bomionoo ■OmiOF24 • Tsakos’ former personal as­ HARTFORD — Lottery officials expect Con­ said making such a choice is similar to someone necticut's latest million dollar Lotto winner to 30 FREE convince her husband to sistant, Margaret Stocker, said saying they are against slavery but support the rights WTTHKX) ■ Geraldine Ferraro’s hus­ that she was the one who had claim his or her $2.4 million prize today. of those who practice it. band sure isn’t doing her any come across with such infor­ supervised the Watergate apart, Officials said Saturday there was one winner in Friday night's drawing who will receive $124,631 "The pro-choice Catholic legislator is, in my i l THERH05 favors. His refusal to make mation, then how good will ment renovation and that Mrs, judgement, neither logical nor theological. Such a she be when it comes to other a year for the next 20 years. his IRS tax statements public Hatfield was not involved. “ Mrs, The winning ticket was sold in New Haven. A legislator is not showing the courage of his or her is downright embarrassing. kinds of convincing? Washington Window Hatfield was never anywhere near lottery spokesman said he did not know the name convictions,” Whealon said Friday. ASSORTED And surely it isn’t going to And. one wonders, just how the apartment when it was re­ of the establishment where the ticket was The pro-choice stance is held by many of the state’s help her credibility as a could the IRS disclosure hurt done,” the affidavit states. purchased and officials would not know until at prominent Catholic politicians, including Gov. DRY IDEA LOVING It was inconceivable that Mrs. least Monday who the winner was. strong candidate. his business, unless he has William O’Neill, Sen. Christopher Dodd, and Rep. Hatfield could have been con­ Lottery offices are closed on weekends. Barbara Kennelly. ROLL-ON CARE Good grief, if she can’t something to hide? Reading between the lines sulted, Ms. Stocker claims, be­ In addition to a first prize winner, there were Larrye deBear, the governor’s spokesman, said ANTI^ERSPIRANT cause of the "totally Greek style” 190 second place winners whose tickets were Ferraro didn’t do herself worth $1,090 and 6,733 third prize winners with O'Neill has long said he is personally opposed to of the renovation. “ He was making abortion but has pledged himself to uphold the law. any favors either with the Bv Eliot Brenner that of others, and it can accu­ tionary raises, takes effect next tickets worth $46 dollars. a Greek temple out of it,” the The Lotto numbers drawn Friday night were 1, Letters policy comment over the weekend to rately be interpreted by those used year. And, he said, they know that affidavit says. Whealon said his statement in the archdiocese’s WASHINGTON - Congres­ to’it." 6, 10, 18, 25, 26. official newspaper was to clarify the teachings of the one group that her husband both spending cuts and tax in­ According to Ms. Stocker, Tsa­ The Manchester Herald sional newsletters to the folks back Mondale, he wrote, says in creases are needed to ease the Catholic Church. He said he will not criticize any welcomes letters to the was a typical Italian male — kos first hired the Lascaris Design legislator by name, nor ask voters to make a home and columns for the local essence he’ll raise taxes to get rid deficit, because one won’t do the Fugitive nabbed in area editor. Group, run by a Greek, ClimiS legislator’s position on abortion a m ajor c);iterion in and you know how stubborn papers are a dime a dozen on of the deficit, and that Reagan has job alone. Letters should be brief and Lascaris. Many of the furnishings GLASTONBURY — A Michigan man selling deciding how to cast their ballots. Italian males can be. Capitol Hill, many containing a secret plan to raise taxes but to the point. They should be Both men also know they should were imported from Greece, she! magazine subscriptions in the area was sche­ more partisan rhetoric than any­ typed or neatly hand-written, won't say so. Reqgan, he noted, in not foreclose the possibility of a tax adds. duled to answer a fugitive from justice charge in “ That’s not my principle,” Whealon said. “ I don’t Miim iiwmwwmN It makes her sound like a thing else. essence responded he has no plans think it’s proper to tell people specifically how to vote. and," for ease in editing, hike and “ each has sufficiently Fran Cowan, the decorator fromi Manchester Superior Court today. O.B. But sometimes one with a bit to raise taxes, will instead cut Dexter Jones, 21, was arrested Friday after In making the statement Whealon entered the should be double-spaced. housewife who can’t convince fudged his position to protect Lascaris who handled the job, also The Herald reserves the more substance and thought spending and unlike Mondale police checked the iist of solicitors provided by growing controversy between bishops and prominent her husband to give her more against this possibility,” he said. told my associate that Mrs. Hat­ TAMPONS right to edit letters in the comes in with the news releases American Community Service Inc. of Michigan Catholic politicians. Bishop James W. Malone of STENO BOOK grocery money. would raise taxes only as a last "Such fudging does not leave the field was not involved. interests of brevity, clarity that inundate Capitol Hill City, Ind., against a list of fugitives in the Youngstown, Ohio, president of the National Con- SKIN CREAM resort. exchange meaningless to people 10 01. JAR OKiOORUlID and taste. Ferraro’s image needs reporters. When Lascaris dropped out oveii National Crime Information Computer. fem ce of Catholic Bishops, issued a similar statement "You have to listen to politicians who listen carefully, though.” he Thursday. some first aid. Fast. Take for instance the election a money dispute, the Tsako$ Jones had been working in town for several very carefully," Conable said. said. "It should be translated as year warning to his constituents assistant recounts, Greek archi-> days before his arrest. In recent weeks, some abortion opponents have "Republicans and Democrats mutual concern about deficits.” He is wanted in Cleveland, Ohio, on a charge of from Rep. Barber Conable, R- tect Jason Rizos was brought over tried to turn the position of the Democratic vice don’t disagree dramatically very aggravated burglary and officials said they N.Y., the ranking Republican on from Athens to continue the work. presidential candidate, Geraldine Ferraro and some often, and'here they are trying to MONDALE, HE SAID, blames would begin extradition proceedings. Jones has other Catholic politicians into campaign issues. the tax-writing Ways and Means During that time, Ms. Stocker imply more disagreement, as an undertaxation as the chief culprit been held in lieu of a $25,000 cash bond. Committee. swears, she hired all the worker^ When New York Archbishop John J. O’Connor appeal to their respective consti­ while Reagan blames overspend­ and was with Mrs. Tsakos when thd criticized Ms. Ferraro’s views New York Gov. Mario tuencies, than probably exists. ing, and each bases his complaint Conable — whose advice may not drapes and carpets were selected; Diver in critical condition Cuomo charged O’Connor and other church anti­ Both sides of the American politi­ on what he believes to be the other sit well with GOP partisans — She also kept the books and wrote HARTFORD — A New Britain man was critical abortion spokesmen are Intruding too far into politics. n G R e tte OOODNEWS i cal equation dislike deficits, which party’s weakness. Thus, he said, thp checks for the renovation. She refreshingly warns voters to read today in Hartford Hospital after breaking his Whealon, however, said it is a bishop’s duty to both have helped to bring about, “ The disagreement becomes one Ip DISPOSABLE 1 between the lines very carefully in issued no funds to Mrs. Hatfield,' neck in a diving accident Sunday. outline clearly the church’s teachings about moral more through too much spending of emphasis rather than of categor­ the Reagan-Mondale tax fray. Ms. Stocker says, and the senator’s Police said Szescel Kazimerz, 35, was injured issues when that is necessary. than through inadequate ical opposites." V G o o d f i RAZORS ^ If they do, he says, they’ll wife was never mentioned. after he dove into the shallow end of a pool at the "W e have here a moral issue of total importance,” taxation.” Cozy Hills Campgrounds on Route 202. He was conclude their chief difference lies • Ms. Stocker also attests that he said. Mondale probably would raise . pulled from the water immediately and taken to not in who will or won’t raise taxes she wrote a check for $5,000 U| The church expects Catholic legislators and IF REAGAN WERE to flatly taxes more than Reagan because Susan Hurley, for setting up thd Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington. government officials "to have a developed, informed, n N e w s lH but in how they think the nation’s He was later transferred to Hartford Hospital. TO* deny the administration has a plan Democrats are more worried than sensitive. Catholic sense of what is morally right and fiscal problems arose ^nd the apartment purchase. Ms. Hurley for raising taxes. Mondale could Republicans about cutting pro­ told my associate it was she, not wrong. 'The Catholic knows that morality is not emphasis each would place on i m i T - determined by dmocratic vote, but ultimately by If .------. . — K X B X T , probably point to some contin­ grams, he wrote, “ But a Demo­ Mrs. Hatfield, who introduced the Bridgeport murder is 21st ways to ease the deficit crunch. God’s law.” gency study and call it a “ secret cratic president would have to cut Tsakoses to the apartment sellers; • BRIDGEPORT — A city man has died of stab a m TMi Riom t o u m i t q u a n t i t i e s mas mam A I M . I I n m I t . i « M mr EaptwiNi me npottAfoicAi m o ti plan” that would question Rea­ spending too, though not as much CONABLE, WHO HAS a reputa­ David and Sarah Yerkes. wounds and police have charged one of his gan’s integrity, said Conable. as a Republican.” tion on Capitol Hill for candor and • Two of the checks delivered tp roomates with murder for the city’s 21st homicide “The president doesn’t say if frankness and who writes his own The Republican — trying to sort Mrs. Hatfield were written to “ the * this year. re-elected his administration out for his constituents the parti­ Drowning victim found columns and newsletters, opened bearer” and recorded as paid to Police said Robert Stewart, 56, was stabbed won’t raise taxes, but that he , .about 5 p.m, Saturday in the kitchen of the house by saying that in this political year, san rhetoric of an election year — “ A.H,” Ms. Stocker said. Tsakos ’ THOMPSON (U P I) - The body of a 60-year-old RITE AID PHARMACIES I (personally) has no plans to raise added: he s h a r^ with two others. He lapsed into a coma "I can almost hear folks saying, often used initials or “code Danielson man was recovered by state police divers taxes," wrote Conable, who plans " before anyone found him and died around 9 a.m. ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD I ‘The lying politicians are at it “ If I were you, I wouldn’t names” in recording checks whosp Saturday after his rowboat sunk in 8 feet of water in to retire this year after 10 terms in Sunday in Bridgeport Hospital of multiple stab Quaddick Pond. ^ •95 ELI\^.STREET-PHARMACYPH; 745-4121 •271 ELLINGTON RD. | c g p l---- again*’" interpret the exchange as meaning purpose he did not want to disclose; jlBMbyNEA.lnc the House. wounds to the left chest and back. much more than that.” she said. Officials said Renald J. Martel drowned SO feet from That’s not quite so, said Conable. Elihue Chisholm, Jr., 31, surrendered to police MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH; 528-61 1 5 | "Pity, Di. The royal obstetrician has become a Both men know, he pointed out, • Hatfield has said he didn’t the shore while his companion, Madeline Manfredi, The talk of politicians “is not Sunday and was held in lieu of $100,000 bail on a 27, of Groveland, Mass., was rescued. * •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH; 649-91 10 London bookmaker and plans to retire after that income tax indexing, which Eliot Brenner is a Washington know about Tsakos’ attempt to sell necessarily prevaricatiop so much murder charge pending arraignment today in Ms. Manfredi and Martel were in the boat at 1:30 ______keeps a person’s tax rate from correspondent for United Press Superior Court. September." as a different way of talklhg from attack helicopters to Iran from a.m. when it sank, police said. The reason for the going up simply because of infla­ International. Tsakos’ Washington office. sinking was not determined. / n — MANCHESTER HERALD. Mond.iv August 13, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. August 13, 1984 - 9 .APTAIN £ASV ' by Crooks A Catale ' EASY WHERE PIPW'T THINK I'P MAKE M ond a y T V HAVE you IT, PIP VOUi ANGELA ? B EEW ■? Hub bishop asks for calm ‘X 3:30 PM (HBOl Rich littIc-Comf! ( B N e w s [ES P N ] NFL's Greatest Moments NFL s Laugh with Ma dD MOVIE; The Top of the Hill' Part 1 Greatest Moments presents highlights of This romantic drama is set at the Lake Pla­ Super Bowl VIH’ featuring the Miami Dol­ in riot-plagued Lawrence 4:00 PM CD MOVIE; CrMun) from cid Olympics of 1980 W ayne Rogers Elke phins vs the Minnesota Vikings. ,%S: Black Lake' Two anthropology student b Sommer, Pai^a Prentiss 1980 [ U S A ] Seeing Storm travel to Louistana to search for a creature dip Dr. Gana Scott By Leslie Anderson in the Black Lake. Jack Elam, Dub Taylor, 1 1 :0 0 P M ® ® (^2) ^ News United Press International John David Carson 1975 MOVIE: 'Nadia' Came Snodgress. C B T o x i 0 Johann Carlo [ESPNl ESPN S|WCM: 1984 BatstMlt C® Odd Couple Hall of Fame Induction Caramonias (g) TV'a Bloopers and Practical LAW RENCE, Mass. — Boston (lD Dr. Gene Scott from Cooparatown, NY Joke s Jill Whelan and Debby Boone are Archbishop Bernard F. Law Sun­ [M AX] MOVIE: Tabto for Five' A di­ victims of practical jokes and Jack Carter. (20) Soap day pleaded for peace in a vorced father tries to get reacquatnted • Norm Crosby ar>d Byron Allen hove a co­ (24) Dr. W ho L E W ’S LAW '‘ by Jamas Schumalstar riot-plagued neighborhood in a medians' roundtable discussion (R) (60 with his children by taking them on a Medi­ Twilight Zone dramatic display that illustrated terranean cruise. John Voight. Richard min ) MocNeil/Lehrer Newshour you sriu- mNr tho6& the city’s history as an ethnic Crenna 1982 Rated PG Evening at Pops 'Jessye Nor UAC.C60N6 T1CC€-T£>, I'V5 [TM C] MOVIE: 'Heads or Tails' A man ' Acclaimed opera star Jessye Nor­ [CN N ] Moneyline melting pot. French police sleuth tries to solve the puz­ man }oms John Williams and the Boston [ESPNl SportsCenter 5 t r UP A WITH A He first asked all ithe Irish Pops, for an evening of popular and light 6CAUPe:e FOB VOU IN THE^ /Ml zling case of whether a victim fell to her [U S A l Alfred Hitchcock Hour Americans in St. MarysjChurch to classical music (60 min ) HESMAMO' death or was pushed Philippe Noiret, rise. I Michel Serrauit. 1980 MOVIE: ‘Uon of the Desert' Pert 1 11:15 PM dil) Reporter 41 Italian dictator Mussolini orders a new mili­ Then, one aftqr apother, he [HBO] MOVIE: 'Tailta the [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook 4:30 PM tary governor to crush his enemies and called on parishioners with roots in O ttar' This nature saga traces the adven­ capture their leader Anthony Quinn, Oliver ’ 1 1 : 3 0 PM ® Barney Miller tures of a mischievous otter Rated G Canada, Poland, Portugal: Italy, Reed, Rod Steiger 1983 CB Baretta Germany and Spanish-speaking 6:00 PM ® N e w s d t) Conciarto CB (40) NightNne countries to each stand. It was only GT) Thraa's Company (CN N l Prime News (11) Honeymooners when he asked the Southeast CB S.W.A.T. [ES P N ] Super Bouts of the 60's Aaron (20) Leave It to Beaver Asians in the audience to rise, that d l ) CHIPS Pryor vs. Alexis Arguelio (Miami, Novem ­ (22) (30) Tonight Show no one stood. Gl9) Dr. Gana Scott ber. 1982) ' (60 mm ) (34) Starsky and Hutch ” What a blessing it is, what a Buck Rogers [HBOl MOVIE: 'Glorie' A former gun moll protects a young boy from New York (41) Pelicula: 'La Corista' ALLEY OOP - by Davo Qraue strength is is. How much weaker ^4) Innovation City gangsters Gena Rowlands 1980 [C N N ] Sports Tonight this community would be if it d i) Tony Randall Rated PG WHAT'S WE HMVe TO , V ------C BEING LEFT would suddenly find Itself bereft of [E S P N l UP, irmatrupe! irs/ what N out in iM AXl MOVIE: 'The Lett Unicorn- A 11:45 PM ESPN SpMial: C43) Raportar 41 1984 Baseball Hall of Famd* Irw^ction SWEETIE EITHER THAT (ALTERNATIVE/ TH' UPl photo any single group,” he said. unicorn encounters romance and peril fZ) Reading Rainbow Ceremonies from Cooperstown, NY OR...THE JUNGLE I CRITTERS ^ ” lf anyone is hungry, that's our while searching for others of her kind. Ani­ ALTERNATIVE! AT DUSK!/ WILL [C N N ] Prog Cont'd mated 1982 Rated G. [M AX] MOVIE: One Flew Over the GET US Women light candles in recognition of Night in Concord. Various workshops brother and sister who are hungry. Cuckoo's N est' A fron-spiriiod rogue [H B O ] Etoaha: Place of D ry W ater Deni iTM Cl MOVIE: 'Mr. Hobbs Tekee e If anyone is in prison, that's our lakes on the authorities at a mental institu­ violence they have been victim to or of and discussions will be held around the zens of a dry lake bed in southwestern Vacation' A banker takes his family on a brother and sister who is in prison. tion Jack Nicholson, Louise Fletcher, Will Africa struggle to survive in this National vacation to a run-down beach house abuse to other women at the opening state before the culmination of the If anyone is without a job, that's Geographic special. Sampson. 1975 Rated R James Stewon. Maureen O'Hara. John candlelight ceremonies of the fifth event, a march through Manchester, our brother and sister who are with [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Complaat Baatlas' Saxon. 1962 [TM C] MOVIE: 'Beyond Evil' New- lywods move to a tropical island and find out a job.” This docu-musical tolls the full story of the (U S A l MOVIE: 'Rabbit Teat' A man falls annual New Hampshire Take Back the N.H. on Aug. 25 that their mansion hides voodoo, demons Beatles from their early Liverpool days to in love With a gypsy and becomes the The church, whose members and terror Lynda Day George, John their London farewell performance world's first pregnant man Billy Crystal, come from a diverse ethnic back­ Saxon Rated R. Joan Prather. Alex Rocco 1978 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Staying Alive' (Closed ti>4a**^s— ground, is several blocks from the CaptkMiad] Tony Manoro returns and CB Hawaii Five-O ‘Take bsick the nlghV 8:30 PM CB Trouble with Grandpa 12:00 AM site of two straight nights of rioting dances his way to Broadway stardom (B Rockford Files John Travolta, Cynthia Rhodes. Finola CB MOVIE: 'The Poppy Is Also a last week marked by firebombing, Hughes. 1983 Rated PG Flow er' A special United Nations bureau (11) Star Trek THE BORN LOSER *^by Art Santom looting and street-fighting between organizes a campaign to trace a drug [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express (lD Dr. Gene Scott Hispanics and members of other UPl photo smuggling ring across Europe to. their HEV, HATTIE, (20) (40) Thicke of the Night Rally decries rape, incest ethnic groups — most of them 6:30 PM CB Ona Day at a Time source; in the Iranian desert Yul Brynner. (51^ Ten O'Clock News '('WANWA. French Canadians. (2i) NBC News Rita Hayworth. Trevor Howard 1966 Archbishop of Boston Bernard Law blesses Gaetan (CN NI Newsnight By Amy Miller children I work for, two of whom (§f) Nightly Business Report 9:00 PM (B The Merv Show PLAV Through Take Back The Night, Law, who was born in Mexico, DeMers(ieft) of Lawrence, Mass, following a mass for [H B O ] Rich Little-Come Laugh with Me United Press International Jeffarsons ri$) Dr. Gene Scott BALL? are victims of incest.” And one for women "have taken a dark dan­ delivered some of his remarks in [U SA] Ovation "for my mom and other women gerous area and made it into a safe peace in the strife-torn town. ^ ABC News ^ MOVIE: 'Rage' Convicted of Spanish to the full church. rape, a young man is assigned to a pro CONCORD, N.H. — One by one like her who are too darn scared to place,” said Robyn Long of Mad- d i) Noticiaro SIN 12:30 AM CS) Thicke of the Night ” We have to be at peace with "Some of the cause undoubtedly the state rate and some neighbor­ gram designed to reform offenders David women at a candlelight vigil lit do anything about it.” bury, a coordinator of the state [C N N ] Ask CNN w/Dan Schorr (22) Entertainment Tonight each other. If we don’t leave this is that tremendous evil of drugs hoods behind the city rale. Part of Soul. James Whiimoro. Yaphnt Kotto candles and told of friends who The women, and a handful of planning group. 1980 (30) Late Night with David Letterman church and live out the implica­ and alcohol,” he said. “ Some ol the the problem ts Ihe feeling of [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook were beaten by husbands, of their men, lit bonfire with their candles The event began England in the (^4) $ 7) Great Performances Budden- (38) Hogan's Heroes tions of what we do here, we are cause is frustration. Some of the exclusion, the prubleiii of 7:00 PM ® CBS News brooks Conclusion.' After the settling of own experiences with rape or of the and sang about sisterhood and 1970s and is now observed in cities hypocrites,” he said. cause is unemployment fur behind housing." ® M»A»S*H the Buddentirook estate causes quarrels. 1 :00 AM ( B Laverne and Shirley fears they have for children. against violence. around this country and the world. ® ABC News Christian announces that he is planning to C B Saint " I light this candle having been a The Concord vigil at Everett New Hampshire’s march drew marry. Tom suffers a stroke and dies and ® VegaS (11) Twilight Zone victim of rape. I hope none of you Arean opened two weeks of work­ 1,000 people in 1981, but was cut by Gerda and Hanno move out into the coun­ ‘Freedom state of mind’ (jD Jeffarsons (iD Dr. Gene Scott tonight will have to go through shops, films and discussion in rain the following two years. try and live in seclusion (2 hrs ) (Closed FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thaves df) Or. Gana Scott Captioned) (34) Maude what I did,’’ said one of nearly 100 towns and cities around New This year the rally was expanded I Love Lucy (4j) El Maleficio [C N N ] Crossfire women at the opening ceremonies Hampshire. The culmination will to two-weeks of local events in eg) N ew s [C N N ] Freeman Reports [H B O ] MOVIE: The Big Brawl' In 1938, Jf/VNiFf/? 5?FNT A WEEK of New Hampshire’s Take Back be a the traditional march, Aug. 25 order to draw more women from mobsters in Chicago encounter a young (g ) MacNeii/Lehrer Nawshour [ESP N ] PKA Full Contact Karate the Night Saturday. in Manchester, when women sym­ around the state, according to Ms. Pot priest unfazed by jail Chinese man with Kung Fu skills, and de­ ’’This is for Linda and Julie who bolically reclaim the streets. Wolfsun. (2$ Wheel of Fortune 9:30 PM m Grandes Series: cide to enter him in an interstate fighting WITH HFP gPANPPAPFNT^r Family Feud Logrimas Negras contest Jackin Chan. Jose Ferrer, Kristine landed up in a mental hospital ” I don’t go out much alone; I ’m The state event is sponsored by OeBell 1980 Rated R because of incest,’ ’ said another afraid,” said Marian Wolfson, a the New Hampshire Commission By Rob Stein priest in the Ethiopian Zion Coptic imposed in September 1983 after he d l ) Bella Conm igo [N IAX] Album Flash: Elton John ANP IT>- TAILING woman as she lit a small white member of the planning commit­ on the Status of Women and the United Press International Church, planned lo surrender at was convicted by a Hampden @ Election '84 10:00 PM CB Cagney and Lacey 1:15 AM [TM C l MOVIE: 'Strange Superior Court jury. Brew' The McKenzie Brothers attempt to o w o candle. tee who opened the candlelight state Coalition Against Family noon today and begin serving time [CN N ] Monayline Mary Both vows to capture a gunman who AN THFP FFH T Nissenbaum and his wife Chris­ has wounded Chris. (R) (60 min ) outsmart a demented brnwmastcr Dave Then there was one ’’for the vigil. "But tonight I ’m not alone.” Violence. SPR IN G FIE LD . Mass. — A at his own request in the Hampden [ESPN ] SportsCenter Thomas. Rick Moranis. Max Von Sydow farm er whose religion includes County House of Correction. tine were charged following a CB N ew s PFPpofiPAM Hep . [H B O l Hoober-Bloob Highway A baby is 1983 Rated PG smoking marijuana said today he His Jamaica-based religion con­ March 1981 raid on their secluded CB ^^) Games of the XXIIl Olympiad sent to Earth to master toothbrushing 1:30 AM C B Great Record/ wasn’t apprehensive about begin­ siders marijuana to be the "body farm where (xilice seized more (1D Independent News [U SA] Radio 1990 ...Collection _ Q-t} ning a two-year jail term for drug and blood of Jesus Christ” and than 104 pounds of marijuana. The (ID Dr. Gene Scott (ji) Independent News Gunfight leaves 7:30PM ® PM Magazine possession. requires members to consume couple has been free on bail Twilight Zone CB All In the Family (20) Family Special New England "Freedom is just a state of large quantities daily, he said. The pending appeal. That's Hotlywood WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli GD Tic Tac Dough ^4) Our Miss Brooks mind,” said David Nissenbaum, Nissenbaums have said the But Nissenbaum said he wanted [C N N ] Evening News Despedida 2 officers hurt; 36, of Monson. "Many men who charges against them were reli­ to start serving his term in d l) Independent News [HBO] MOVIE: 'Heart Like a Wheel' [CN N] News Wrap-Up HOW COMB YOU'RE In Brief walk the earth, although thCy may gious persecution. Springfield in the hopes that a (g ) Solid Gold Hits The first woman dragracing champion is NOT WEAR INS TOUR. seem free, are really not. Jail to federal judge in Maine would allow g ) M »A * S «H torn between her family and racing. Bonnie 2:00 AM CB CBS News Nightwatch HAT TODAY On Friday, state Supreme Judi­ Entertainment Tonight Bedalia. Beau Bridges. Hoyt Axton 1983 (B Rat Patrol Fire destroys lumber mill other man dead me is just another place to praise cial Court Judge Paul Liacos him to apply the time he served in Rated PG. ^ ) Barney Miller C B Joe Franklin Show God.” granted Nissenbaum’s request Springfield to another five-year [ m a x ] MOVIE; 'Bottle Beyond the y ~ MADISON, Maine — Fire fueled by paint and Nissenbaum, who says he is a that he begin serving the sentence. term he faces. People's Court Stars' A spaceship commander recruits (® MOVIE: 'Death Policy' On vacation in stacks of lumber has destroyed the main building @ Dr. W ho seven mercenaries to save a planet under England, an American woman marries a JL By Rob Stein suspicious man and winds up fearing for of the Ware-Butler, Inc. lumber company, [C N N ] Crossfire siege. George Peppard, Richard Thomas, United Press International John Saxon. 1980 Rated PG. her life. Barbara Feldon, Robert Powell. causing $250,000 damage, authorities said. He’s two for two [ES P N ] Inside Baseball Jessie Evans. 1972 No cause has been determined for the blaze [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Raggedy Man* A sailor SPR ING FIE LD , Mass. — Police today sought [H B O ] Fraggla Rock brings love and violence into the life of a dD Dr. Gene Scott l e a o u a d e - l e m o n a d e which broke out shortly before midnight [U SA] Dragnet lonely divorcee with two young sons. QD Independent News Saturday and burned until about 3:45 a.m. ballistics tests on the weapon used in a gunfight I— 10 cen ts — — UD CENTS - - lo cerTTs - sparked by a traffic accident that left one man dead, Sissy Spacek, Erie Roberts, Sam Shepard [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Shoot the Moon' A fa­ Sunday. 8:00 PM CB A irw o if A n attack heli­ 1982 Rated PG two police officers wounded and an apparent Alert guard catches escapee copter of the future, known as the Airwoif, mily goes through trying periods of separa­ Madison Fire Chief Wilfred Dubois said at least G is stolen by its creator leading a govern­ [U S A ] Cover Story tion and change. Albert Finney, Diane bystander critically injured. Keaton, Karen Allen. 1982. Rated R. three firefighters were treated for smoke ment agency to send Stringfellow Hawke 10:30 PM CB Major League The incident ap p ea r^ to be isolated and police said DERRY, N.H. (UPl) - Escaped on work details, q being found separately by off-duty to retrieve it (R) (2 hrs.) [USA] PBA on USA inhalation as a result of the blaze. Baseball: New York at Los Angeles Skowhegan firefighters arrived at the scene they had no plans to increase patrols in the prison inmate Gary Cox was back Chase, 26, called local police at prison guards. However, he noted. GD PM Magazine ( i f ) N e w s 2:15 AM [ESPN ] SportsCenter first, and battled to keep the fire from spreading neighborhood, a largely Hispanic inner-city area, said behind bars Monday after being about 7:30 p.m. Friday from a "W here we work with the individu­ CB Call to Glory A heroic jet pilot Crossw ord Astrograph police detective Capt. Ernest M. Stelzer. (g ) Alfred Hitchcock 2:30 AM CB Beat of Midday to other buildings and equipment outside the spotted by an off-duty prison guard nearby pay telephone after he als, it's a lot easier fur us to spot leads his men and his family through the ” I think this is just an isolated incident because of turbulent events of the early 1960's (2 Odd Couple [C N N ] Sports Lotenight main building. in the same manner his escape spotted Cox, who is serving time them.” hrs.) ($1) 2 4 Horas an accident. I don’t think this had anything to do with partner had been recaptured a for armed robbery and an earlier [ES P N ] Inside Baseball Aug. 14,19B4 The state fire marshal’s office has been called AC R O SS 67 Yes Answer to Previous Puzzle in to investigate the fire. race or the area,” he said. week ago. escape. Gov. John Sununu already hud 2:45 AM [HBO] MOVIE; 'Reds' A You could experience some ma|or Although police were still withholding some details, Lester Chase Jr., a corrections journalist and a feminist experience the Local police searched the area plans to recognize the actions of □ O l Q changes this coming year that are not of Stelzer said the violence was sparked, by a car officer at the New Hampshire and arrested Cox without incident Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. Warren 1 Mandible DOWN your making. Even though they may not the prison guard and Laconia Beatty, Diane Keaton, Maureen Stapleton. Maine woman Is shot accident on Sanderson Street Saturday night that State Prison, was jogging on Birch 4 Mounds start out In a desirable fashion, they will about 20 minutes later on Summit police officers involved in last Rated PG. escalated to the neighborhood and then included Street when he saw Cox, 23, of 9 Actor Murray 1 Month i i b I id end up to your liking. BIDDEFORD, Maine — A 27-year-old Bidde- Avenue, police said. week's capture of U-Blunc. Now, police as they arrived. Manchester walking in the oppo­ 3:00AM CD m o v i e : The Billion 12 Exclamation 2 Advanced in □ B D i n LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Conlldentlal fami­ ford woman was found dead in her third-floor ” I was out jogging like I always Chase and the Derry officers will Dollar Hobo' In order to inherit a billion □ D G ly matters should be kept within the con­ Booker T. Washington, 42, of the Riverview Project, site direction Friday evening. do, same route, going down Birch also be honored. dollars, a young man must travel across of disgust years apartment of an apparent gunshot wound to the HD 7 T D fines ot your household today. Don't let died at Mercy Hospital 1:50 a.m. Sunday, hours after Robert LeBlanc, a convicted Street and I noticed two individu­ the country as a hobo. Tim Conway, Will 13 Clerical title 3 "_____ Who" head and authorities have charged her husband N E W S E R IE S Geer. 1976. A p E one who Is more curious than helpful butt he was shot in the chest, police said. killer who escaped with Cox July als coming towards me,” Chase " I think it’s a remarkable 14 One (Sp.) 4 Corridors In. The matchmaker wheel reveals your with murder. dD Dr. Gene Scott p E N Patrolman Angel Gonzales remained in critical 29, was captured last Sunday after said Saturday afternoon after thing,” State Prison Commis­ Cindy Pickett and Craig T. 15 Recent (prefix) 5 Nigerian tribe compatibility to all signs, as well as show­ Biddeford police found the body of Cindy Mack condition in5nnsive care unit with a bullet wound in his [C N N ] Freeman Reports 8 E T vacationing prison guard Chris­ finishing his shift at the prison. sioner Ronald Powell said Satur­ Nelson play a couple raising 16 Last in the m ad ing you to which signs you are best suited shortly before midnight Saturday in the third 6 Pounds (abbr.) □ stomach, officials said. topher Metalious recognized him "Whenever I run by people or day, commenting on the work o f . their three children during the [ESPN ] CFL Football: Montreal at race romantically. To get yours, mall $2 to floor apartment she occupied with her husband at W innipeg 7 Shelter □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Astro-Graph, Box 469, Radio City Patrolman Richard Jarvis was in stable condition in Weirs Beach near Laconia. anyplace I like to observe what’s the two prison guards. ” I ’d call it turbulent '60s on "Call to 17 Bushy clump 287 Main St. Police arrested her husband, Robert [TM Cl MOVIE: Mr. Hobbe Takes a 8 Twilled IP ] Y| □ Station, New York, NY 10019. in Baystate Medical Center’s Wesson Memorial Cox has been charged with aound me,” he added. " I looked at wholly coincidence.” G lory," a new series which (Brit.) Mack, 29, outside the building. Vacation' A banker takes his family on a woolen fabric □ VmOO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Persons with Hospital with a bullet wound in his knee, officials said. escape. State police said they both of the individuals and got premieres with a two-hour mov­ vacation to a run-down beach house. 18 Auto failure whom you associate will have a great Assistant Attorney General Fernand LaRo- An apparent bystander, Antoinetta Fisher, 21, of 9 Fiber □ O D B D chelle said Mack was held at York County Jail to planned to sch^ule an arraign­ what we call the gut feeling I knew ie airing M O N D A Y , A U Q . 13 James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara. John 20 Vales Innuence over your attitude today. Active Springfield, was in critical condition at Mercy Saxon. 1962. 10 Before long await arraignment in Springvale District Court ment for Monday. one of the individuals. It took me a on A BC. 22 Compass 33 Adolescent 53 Slangy chums will spur you on, sluggish ones will Hospital’s intensive care unit. She was shot in the LeBlanc and Cox used a 11 Falls asleep slow you down. Monday. couple of seconds to realize it was 3:30 AM ® off the Set point 35 Mercury neck. 19 Ovine creature affirmative LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) Your financial* smuggled hacksaw blade to cut Gary Cox.” CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT (JD One Step Beyond 24 Game (Pr.) Washington and several friends were talking on 21 Carry symbol 54 Missile prospects look encouraging today, but Accident claims third victim through bars and grating in the Chase acknowledged coinci­ A Mlnlatnt of 4:00 AM (S) Ufa of Riley 25 Dancer Kelly Sanderson Street at about 9 p.m. when another car 23 Chaplet 36 Compass only If you follow through to conclusion - prison infirmary while they were dence in the pair of escape inmates Caatar CaagragallMal ChEn* dD Dr. Gene Scott 28 Greek letter 55 Charitable or­ situations that are financially meaningful SCARBOROUGH, Maine — A 20-year-oId Saco passed by and apparently brushed one of the friends, 24 Arab country point Msnimaelar [C N N ] News Overnight 30 Short for ganization to you. man has died as a result of multiple injuries Stelzer said. 25 African animal 42 Propose gentleman SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You're capa­ received in an accident that killed two passengers No one was seriously hurt but members of the first [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Nesting' A mys­ 44 Be in (abbr.) Man escapes tery novelist undergoes supernatural ex­ 34 Compass (Pl) ble of meeting and overcoming chal­ who rode with him, authorities said. group got into their car and chased the first car. A debt to lenges today. However, don’t put yourself' periences In a secluded countryside house. point 26 Within (pref.) 58 Tint Carl Pierce of Saco drove one of the two cars fight broke out when they caught up to them a short OPENING Robin Groves, Gloria Graham. John Carra- 46 Easy In situations where you bet a dollar In FARMINGTON, Maine (UPl) - 35 inheritors 27 Never (contr.) 59 Anti-British that collided while both were speeding westbound while later and police were called, he said. dine. 1981. Rated R. order to win a dime. Franklin County sheriff’s deputies Monday, August 13 29 Employ 48 Unseals in toe fog on Route 9 late 'Thursilay night. A One cruiser with two officers was sent to the area on [U SA] MOVIE: ‘Hound Dog Man' 37 By birth Irish group 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dae. 21) Beware said they have no clues to the 31 City in 49 French author of tendencies today to try to alter matters hospital spokesman said Sunday he died the first call and a second cruiser with two additional 38 American 6 0 Negative whereabwts of a 19-year-oId man 4 :3 0 A M d D Abbott and Costello Oklahoma 50 Hostels that are presently running favorably. Saturday at 5 p.m. in Maine Medical Center. officers was sent on a call for aid for the first paiiL- •Supplies Indian who escaped the jail by scaling a 32 Birthmarks 51 Sleeps conjunction Your Input could end up doing more to' Dead at the scene Thursday night were JoAnn 646-5825 39 Fencing call: The fighting escalated when the second cruiser 10-foot fence and pulling aside the hurt than help. Fletcher, 15, of Scarborough and Everett •Classes E n ___^ arrived so several other cruisers were then ’’razor wire” at the top. CAPRICORN (Oac. 22-Jan. 19) It could' Quattrone, 20, of Biddeford. A third passenger, 40 I possess be a trifle difficult (or you to focus on dispatched to break up the scene and shots were fired. Donald Bertoldi, of New York •Gifts Brids^e Dennis Quattrone, brother of the dead youth, was (contr.) 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 6 9 to 11 your responsibilities today because your Four guns were confiscated and were being tested state, was jailed a week ago and listed in satisfactory condition at MMC Sunday. 41 European physical and mental energies may be to determine who shot Washington and Ms. Fisher, was awaiting trial on theft charges 12 14 more geared to having a good time. The driver of the other car, Frank Cavalieri, 19, apple 13 Stelzer said. when he made his escape. Deputy 25 B Olcott St. UManchester, Ct. that suit), and ran ihe remaining AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You have NORTH •-1M4 West missed diamonds. 43 Beverage the wherewithal to get what you go after M erritt Emerson said Sunday. ^^OgsndslljM (^M ^6j3^M Jjhur^^ 48742 IB 16 i ; In the two-card ending, declarer 44 Norse deity today, but do not make your expecta­ V92 his chance 45 I (Ger.) tions unrealistically excessive. Keep your ♦ AKQ87 held the Q-10 of hearts, while dummy 16 19 20 21 held the spade eight and heart deuce. 47 At preaent feet on the ground. 4KQ B y O iw ald Jacoby PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Someone OFF-CAMPUS EVENING COURSES West had been forced to unguard the 49 Native of 22 23 24 we ve got WEST EAST and Jamet Jacoby with whom you're Involved today may jack of hearts to preserve toe spade EAST HASTFOIID - AT PSAH A WHITNEV AMCRAFT 4Q106S 498 India have Impressive credentials, but this queen. 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There was gative faculties are exceptionally keen V- Sepl. 25-29.1984 SOUTH you still may be abje to defeat the 61 Actress Novak NASTFIMD - AT CONNECTICUT H A T E ARMOIIY no particular brilliance involved in 38 39 40 today, yet you might be doubtui of your Elbow Beach Hotel 4 A K J contract. 62 Gross ; W 5:30-8:15 p.m. P8C 215-A ' Political Partlaa and Elections going up with toe queen and dropping abilities and fall to take advantage ot t/c 6 days and 5 nighti ▼ KQ108S North-South bid to a touchy six no- National what your probes uncover. MANCNESTEN • AT MCC MAM CAMPUS toe jack. 41 42 43 44 M 7:00-9:45 p.m. BUS 230-M Partonnal Administration ♦ J32 trump, hampered by K-Q doubleton of Product TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) Someonq Breakfan and Dinner Daily 4A3 Nicely done, South. But wake up, (abbr.) Trat.tfert, Tip$ and Taxet W 7:00-9:45 p.m. BUS 245-M Finance clubs facing A-x doubleton. Although 46 46 47 46 who has been helplul to you In the past T 7:00-9:45 p.m. West! 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Continued from page 1 large, visible police presence in the Buckley said he was unaware neighborhood had quelled the that the Justice Department had violence. placed Lawrence on a critical list "W e have had the cooperation o f the people of the area,” Buckley MB’s stomp of potential trouble spots for racial or ethnic violence. He said he also said. “ They have jolnea with us in disagreed with the department's keeping everything calm and cool claim there had been warning in the entire area, in the entire signs of the violence to come. city.” two teams " I haven’t seen any of these The riots were centered in a warning signs,” Buckley said. six-block section of the neighbor­ Turner said he was uncertain hood, near a church where Boston which Lawrence officials received Archbishop Bernard Law pleaded the Justice Department warnings for peace Sunday. in playoffs concerning problems in police- "God can bring good out of evil," community relations and charges Law said. "This, I think, is the of discrimination and unfair moment of resurrection for us.” Bv Bob PapettI treatment. In the Sunday mass at St. Mary’s Herald Sports Writer Turner said he was uncertain Church. Law praised the "rich which Lawrence officials received diversity” of the church, referring MIDDLETOWN - Awesome. the Justice Department warnings to the various ethnic backgrounds Unbelievable. of problems in police-community of those attending the service. Brutal. relations, charges of discrimina­ “ I came away with the message Cliches all. but there's never been a better time to tion and unfair treatment. that we’re all equal and we should use such adjectives than to describe the devastating More than 50 people were treat each other that way,” said hitting display from the sizzling bats of Moriarty ,>rrrested in the rioting Wednesday Dorothy Howard, 65, a lifetime Brothers’ baseball team in the Twilight I.«ague's and Thursday and for curfew resident of Lawrence. “ We know Jack Rose Memorial I’la.voffs. violations during the weekend. it, but we have to be told City officials said the curfew and a sometimes. We seem to forget.” The MB's stomped on two more teams, 11-3 over Superior Auto in the completion of a rain-suspended game Sunday afternoon and then 17-4 over the Imagineers Sunday night at Palm er Field to em erge State feels better as the only undefeated club of four surviving contingents in the double-elimination affair.

" I’ve never seen such hitting in all my years of about its schools coaching," said elated Moriarty coach Gene Johnson, Herald photo by Pinto after his team had scored an a.stounding 40 runs in its first three contests of the tourney. NEW HAVEN (U PI) - School of educational administration and Watch for traffic Jams board members throughout Con­ co-director of the survey, said the THE GAS HOUSERS came out swinging fiy c m the T raffic backs up this morning as it is forced into a single necticut believe Americans arc results show a rise in confidence first inning of Thursday night’s tournament opener (a Turnpike overpass, are expected to continue until the more willing to support education among educators. 12-1 rout over Mallove Jewelers) and they didn't stop lane on westbound Interstate 86 a couple of miles east of overpass work is complete. The overpass work is part of budgets with tax dollars than in the The Gallup Polls for several all weekend. the J.C. Penney warehouse. Interruptions in the the larger 1-86 reconstruction project. past, a survey says. years had "been telling educators highway's traffic flow, required by work on the Tolland The survey published Sunday that citizen confidence in public "W e came into the playoffs hot. but 40 runs is also said superintendents respond­ education was slipping and, gener­ crazy ." Johnson admitted. Moriarty's won eight of its ing to the poll reported substantial ally speaking, I believe the educa­ last nine games in the regular .season to finish sixth in Police Roundup improvements in academic re­ tional community reacted defen­ the league and qualify for the playoffs. quirements and standards which sively," Ms. Ruck said. The MB's, despite the low .seed and amazing have been implemented in most Ms. Ruck noted that educators public schools. offensive outbursts, are still not the Cinderella team now recognize schools will be of the tourney. Big Dollar Liquors of Bristol. 2-1 and The survey of school board Two motorcyclists injured in crash excellent only if education is high eighth ranked from an original eight-team field, are members and superintendents was on the public agenda at local, state, conducted in July. ■Still alive and well, having knocked off Superior Auto Two teenagers were m Hartford and national levels.” 7-5, Sunday. assault, assault on a police officer, were available. seeing her with another man, The Southern Connecticut State Hospital this morning with multi­ Two-thirds of the school board UPI photo third-degree assault and second- police said. Police then obtained a University survey, a followup to Big Dollar Liquors will take on Moriarty Brothers in ple^ injuries they suffered in a degree criminal mischief. members surveyed think that U.S. Mary Lou Retton, the gold-medal gymnast from the warrant for his arrest. one conducted in the summer of Olympic Games draw to a close Sunday night. At lower a semifinal round tonight at 8 p.m. at Palm er Field. motorcycle accident Saturday at public education is as good as or Police responded lo a report of a A South Windsor man was 1983. found that most school United States, is carried around the Coliseum as the Another Gas Houser victory would mean a bye into the the intersection of West Middle better than education in other left is U.S. swimmer Jeff Float. woman screaming near 132 Pearl charged over the weekend with A Middletown man found Sunday officials are more positive on championship round on Wedne.sday. Turnpike and Broad Street, police industrialized countries. Last Street, By the time they arrived forcing his ex-girlfriend to sit on evening walking down Hilliard educational issues. and hospital spokesmen said. year, barely half of them thought the screaming woman had driven the pavement in a West Middle Street yelling and blocking traffic Jane Ruck, associate professor U.S. tallies 83 medals Rounding out tht* final four are the Imagineers of Ian Blood. 18. of 97 Lenox St., was away. Police caught up with the Turnpike parking lot while he was charged with breach of peace, West Hartford and the Newington Capitols, who will listed in guarded condition. Clif­ woman, Sheila Gothberg, 18, of threatened to cut her neck with the reckless use of the highway, clash in a 6 p.m. tilt tonight at Palmer. Both teams ford F. Watts, 19, of Vernon, was in South Windsor, at East Center edge of a motorcycle license plate disorderly conduct and interfering have one loss in the competition, .so the loser will be stable condition. The two were eliminated. Street where they found her in last month. with police. riding their motorcycles in oppo­ hysterics, her face covered with David M. DeLusso, 20, was Police responded to a report of a The Gas Hou.sers, who have pummelled opposing site directions on West Middle blood, they said charged with second-degree un­ "wild man” and found Jackie Lee pitching for a robust .436 team average in three Turnpike when Blood turned his lawful restraint and disturbing the Games end in glitter of gold Templeton, 31, walking in the contests, have featured a balanced attack with motorcycle left into Watts's path, Meanwhile another officer public peace. He was released on a stopped Bousquet, who was found middle of the street. The officer contributions up and down the lineup. police said. The motorcycles col­ $500 non-surety bond and ordered By Fred McAAane walking down the middle of Pearl who responded reported, “ It lided in the intersection, police to appear Wednesday in court UPI Sports Writer said. Street, Seconds after Bousquet seemed obvious that he was under " I’d say we're definitely peaking." catcher and here. the influence of drugs." When the No one has been charged in the was stopped, he attacked another clean-up batter Bill Chapulis said with a straight face According to police, DeLusso's officer confronted Templeton and LOS ANGELES — The Olympic Games ended the accident, which is still under Pearl Street resident nearby who after the 17-4 winners' bracket romp over the ex-girlfriend, Michele Milliard, 17, tried to walk him to the police way they began, wrapped in Hollywood tinsel and investigation. had heard Ms. Gothberg scream­ Imagineers. Chapulis wcilded the most potent bat of 18 Newman St., reported that cruiser, Templeton raised his fists, accented by the glitter of gold draped around the Watts's passenger. Durward ing and tried to help, police said. frorn among six players with two hits or more, driving she had gotten a ride to the parking according to the police report. necks of U.S. athletes. Croft, 19, of 74 Union St., was Bousquet began to kick and in six runs on three singles, a two-run double and a lot from a male friend and heard The officer struggled with Tem­ Climaxed by another David L. Wolper produced ground out. treated at Manchester Memorial punch the man, Jeffrey D, Ander­ DeLusso yell at her as she got out of pleton and forced him to the extravaganza, the Games officially came to a close Hospital for a cut on his scalp, a son of 130 Pearl Street, police said. the man's car. ground. Bystanders came forward Sunday and the United States completed its mission hospital spokeswoman said. Patrolman Robert Johnson pulled LEADOFF HITTER Sean Risley ripped a triple, DeLusso then grabbed her and to hold Templeton while the officer by notching three more gold medals to finish with a Blood's passenger, Robert Ber- Bousquet off Anderson and was double and single and scored four runs to spearhead tried to force her to one end of the put handcuffs dn him, police said. record 83 for the two-weeks of competition. zenski, 17, of 44 Willard Road, was then attacked himself, he re­ the MB's' 16-hit charge. Moriarty’s tallied two in the parking lot’s driveway, she told The final day of competition also produced another ported. Anderson pulled Bousquet The officer reported that Tem ­ bottom of the first and then broke it open with five in not seriously injured, police re­ police. She tried to walk away, but stirring triumph when Carlos Lopez, at 37 considered cords show. off Johnson, the officer reported. pleton seemed "crazed with the second off losing pitcher Mike Gracey. The Gas DeLusso picked her up and forced an old man for racing by many people, won the gold With Anderson's help, Johnnson anger.” When asked his name, Houser-s then crucified reliver Brian Milano, batting her onto the pavement, police said. Templeton replied, "Don’t you medal in the men’s marathon. His Olympic record A Manchester man was arrested handcuffed Bousquet, police said. around in the fourth and sixth frames to pile on the He then threatened to cut her know? My name is Dragon Lord,” setting performance was the first medal earned by his on multiple assault charges Satur­ Once placed inside a police runs. The MB’s have now batted through their order in neck with a license plate and police said. country in the Games. day after police found his girl­ cruiser, Bousquet kicked at one of four different innings in the three laughers. ripped a necklace sllfe was wearing Greg Louganis of Mission Viejo, Calif, won the the rear doors, police said. He Templeton was placed in a friend hysterical and bleeding from her neck, police said. DeLus- men’s platform diving competition, Tracie Ruiz of "T h ere’s just no outs in this lineup,” said Risley failed to break the glass but holding cell for two hours before profusely from a head wound and son also ripped a pin off her purse Seattle captured the solo synchronized swimming who has combined with number two batter Rill Masse managed to bend the top of the door police booked him. When they he attacked both a bystander and and began to jab her arm with it event and Joe Fargis of Petersburg, Va. took the to give the big bats through the meal of the order a away from the roof of the cruiser, allowed him to call his wife, he was the police officer who triid to and her squeezed her hand in individual equestrian title Sunday to help the United pair of formidable table-setters arrest him. police said. they said. overheard to tell her, " I don’t know another attempt to hurt her. they why I've been .arrested. All I States break the previous record of 80 set by the Soviet Masse, ripping at an near-perfect 8 9 clip, and Douglas C. Bousquet, 22, whose Miss Gothberg was ■ given said. Union four years ago in Moscow. stitches at Manchester Memorial remember is being home with you Risley, 7-13, have not just been sparkplugs, they’ve last known address was 132 Pearl When DeLusso came to police Of course, just as the United States did not been virtual arsons. St., was held over the weekend on Hospital for a cut in her forehead, and now I ’m here,” police said. headquarters several days after participate in Moscow, the Soviet Union did not attend "They ’re not only getting on ba.se, every time I look $2,500 bond for arraignment today according to police and hospital Templeton was held overnight the incident, he told police he had these Games so the U.S. gold medal count was up they’re In scoring position.” exclaimed Johnson of in Manchester Superior Court, He spokesmen. No details of Bous- on $500 bond pending an appear­ just wanted "to talk things out” tarnished a bit. Yet, for many U.S. athletes who his top-of-the-order tandem that has reached base an was charged with second-degree quet's alleged attack against her ance today in Manchester Superior with her and had been upset at Court. medaled in these Games after missing the 1980 Games average of seven times per game. because of the boycott, it was all sweet vindication. Masse and Steve Chotiner, who each tallied three Louganis was a perfect example. Deprived of a markers and drove in two, had two safeties apiece in chance to participate in the 1980 Games, Louganis the Imagineer cakewalk, as did Jeff Johnson and Ray Obituaries became the first diver in 56 years to win both the Sullivan, who counted three times from the ninth spot springboard and platform events in an Olympic UPI photo in the order. Games. 's. Joseph G. Long of Manchester, and Diane Carew of son; and a niece in Latvia. Portugal s Carlos Lopes holds his shoes men’s marathon as the gold medal Green Bay, Mich.; four brothers, Joseph F. Ford “ It’s like running the 100 meters in the Olympics WINNING PITCHER Craig Steuernagel coasted Joseph G. Long, 48, of 8 Devon The funeral will be Thursday at and winning by lo yards. It’s like lapping someone in . over his head shortly after finishing the winner Sunday in Los Angeles. Harold Krueger of Arlington, Va., Services will be held -Tuesday in with a four-hitter, though he had trouble finding the Drive, died Sunday at Manchester 10 a.m. from the Latvian Lutheran the mile run. It’s like Carl Lewis jumping 31 feet,” William Krueger of South Hamp­ Brookline, Mass., for Joseph F. plate at times, walking six and hitting a butter. Memorial Hospital. He was the Church, 21 Garden St. Burial will said Ron O’Brien, Louganis’ coach. “ It’s unbelieva­ ton, Mass., Rodney Krueger of Ford, 93, who died Saturday. He performance in the Olympics. " Louganis said. “ I The Gas Housers had advanced to the winners’ husband of Joan (Shay) Long. be in East Cemetery. Friends may ble. Clearly the achievement of these Olympic body, so it was very easy for me to swim well,” she Ashford, and Robert Krueger of was an "uncle” of Mayor Barbara think Bruce and all the other divers who have pushed bracket after taking 18 hours to dispose of Superior He was born in Madawaska, call at the Holmes Funeral Home, HerakJ photo by Tarquinio Games.” said. Newark, N.'Y.; and a Weinberg. Stanley Weinberg will me also deserve credit.” Auto. The game, which began Saturday night and was Maine, on June 30, 1936, and had 400 Main St., Wednesday from 7 to 9 In the marathon, Lopes, previously best known as a granddaughter. be an honorary bearer. O’Brien’s assessment is arguable but there was Ruiz’ victory came in a new sport to the Olympics suspended because of rain in the top of the fourth with been a resident of Manchester for p.m. Memorial donations may be 10.000-meter runner, showed what the Olympic spirit The funeral will be Wednesday Serving for dollars nothing to debate concerning Louganis’ performance but emphasized just how far the United States has the MB’s ahead, 4-2, was finally completed Sunday the past 25 years. At the time of his made to Latvian High School, Ford was instrumental in found­ is all about by winning in an Olympic record time of at 10 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Sunday. The 24-year-old, the premier diver in the come in its training of athletes in the minor sports. It afternoon. It was a tight affair until Moriarty’s put it death he was a part-owner of the Minstere, Germany. ing Brandeis University and was Brenda Baltovick, a participant in the Manchester Area world for the past six years, definitely peaked for the 2:09:21. It was only the second marathon he had Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. ti also clearly demonstrated just how much the support completed. out of reach with a six-run uprising in the bottom of the Alpha Carbide Products Inc. of also the founder of the Ford Conference of Church’s marathon volleyball game on Olympics. sixth. Chotiner, who had three RBI. capped the big Burial will be in Rose Hill of the home crowd meant to the U.S. athletes in these Lopes said his speed background from the 10.000 West Hartford. He was a member Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Anna T. Jensen Manufacturing Co. of Boston. He Saturday, serves the ball with vigor at the Keeney Street His point total of 710.91 was 21 points higher than the Games. rally with a two-run double. of St. James Church. was an active supporter of numer­ previous record he set in Saturday’s prelims. His and cross country experience were invaluable tools in Friends may call at the funeral Mrs. Anna (Thoren) Jensen, 86, The solo competition was only accepted into the Risley (2-for-3, two runs scored, 1 R B I) and Masse Besides his wife, he leaves two ous civic and charitable causes home of Joseph Mazzotta. The day-long event raised 67-point margin of victory over silver medalist Bruce his winning the reace and helping him overcome the home Tuesday from 2to4and7to9 of 333 Bidwell St., died Friday at a Games three months ago, when the organizers (2-for-3, three runs, 2 RBI) once again figured sons, Jeffery L. Long and David M. throughout the United States. about $600 for MACC’s New Start Program, a housing searing heat that plagued most of the favorites in the p.m. U m ball of Ann Arbor, Mich, was unheard of in an scheduled it into the final day program to help prominently, as did Jeff Johnson, who added a pair of Long, both of Manchester: a Manchester convalescent home. assistance program. international competition. race. She was the wife of the late Walter compensate for the East Bloc boycott. hits, including a solo home run to right center in the daughter. Tami M. Long of Man­ He was the husband of Clara “ To get over 700 points is truly remarkable. I don’t “ That helped me a lot.” Lopes said through an Jensen. Ford. Ruiz, who earlier teamed with Candy Costie of fourth to open Sunday’s scoring. Johnson is 7-for-ll chester; his father, John Long of Voldemars Mezvenvers think anyone has come within 50 points of it,” said interpreter. "I came prepared for this. I came Seattle to win the pairs event, delighted the crowd of from the number seven spot in the batting order Hartford; a brother, Roger Long of Kimball, who won the silver over China’s Li prepared for any type of climate. I came here to win Voldemars Mezvenvers, 95, of She was bom in Sweden on April Mrs. Weinberg will host the 12,000 when she opened her routine with a 50-second The happy recipient of the robust offensive support Kongzheng on the final dive of the day. "Onlv Grec and I ’m happy.” Hartford; and three sisters, Noella Rocky Hill, died Saturday at ■ 6,1898. Before moving to Manches­ luncheon, after the service, at the underwater sequence that included 15 variations. was winning hurler Dave Bidwell, who tossed three Sirois of South Windsor: Claire will be able to match it.” The temperature was in the 80’s throughout the Middlesex Memorial Hospital, ter four years ago she had lived in home of her family in Brookline. Swimming much stronger than she did in the innings Saturday night and then came back to finish Adams of New Britain and Jean St. Middletown. He was one of the New York City. Louganis definitely believes he can do better course and appeared to drain many runners. Among on Sunday. He was a long-time friend of her Stop Smoking preliminaries, Ruiz had 12 changes in music and was those who failed to finish were Geoff Smith of Britain, Peter of Alban, Maine. founders and a charter member of She leaves two cousins, Viola family. “ There is always room to do better,” said Louganis "Just give me 14 hours rest and I’ll be fin e," quipped rewarded with a perfect 10 score from the Japanese former world record-holder Gerard Nijboer, of the A blessing will take place the Latvian Lutheran Church of Carlson of Manchester and Leo­ Once tutored by former Olympic champion Sammy judge. Bidwell, who gave up six hits, struckout six and Netherlands, and John Tuttle of Auburn, Ala, who Wednesday at 10:30 a,m. in St. Manchester. nard Carlson of Southington; and Lee, Louganis did admit feeling emotional on the walked three. " I ’ve been playing here for M oriarty’s awards stand. The 21-year-old student said it probably was her dropped out between the lO-and 20-kilometer marks. James Church. Burial will be in He was born in Latvia on Dec. 22, three nephews in Sweden. best swim ever. for 10 years now— and we won it all four times (in ’75 East Cemetery. Friends may call 1888, and came to the United States The funeral will be Tuesday at PRAYER NOTICE In 5 Days “ It’s a dream come true when you can do your best '77, '79 and ’80)— but this has been the best hittinii “ The energy from the audience filled my entire at the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 34 years ago. 9:30 a.m. at Holmes Funeral A PRAYER TO Please turn to page 12 team I ’ve seen." he added. “ Main St., Tuesday from 7 to 9p.m. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Guna Home, 400 Main St. There are no Memorial donations may be Gregors of Rocky Hill; a grand­ calling hours. THE HOLY SPIRIT • NO WITHDRAWAL Holy Spliil, you who mad* me ••• made to the American Lung Cvorything and ahowad me tha way to • FREE CONSULTATION Association, 45 Ash St., East reach my Ideal. You, who gavamethadl- Rangers strand 18, drop extra-inning game to Red Sox, 3-2 Hartford. vlna gin to forgive and forget the wrong that la dona to me and you, who ara h all • MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Inatancaa of my Ufa with me. I, In thia ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) — ROBEirL J. SMITH, ii^ • O VER 90% SUCCESSFUL 1901 by Frank Isabell of the White Billy Sample led off the Texas replaced starter Dickie Noles after Beatrice K. Troutman short dlilogua want to thank you for "There were a lot of men on base, The Texas Rangers have finally Sox and tied in 1907 by the White third with his fourth home run, Easler’s hit. everything and confirm onoa mora that I gone down in history. Baseball roundups, but the pitchers made good pitches Beatrice (Krueger) Troutman, never want to be aaparatad from you no Sox’s John Donahue. The major which just cleared the left field In the llth, Jackie Gutierrez INSURANSMITHS SINCE to get out of the jam ,” said Red Sox 58, of 26 Cooper St., died Sunday at matter how great tha material desire may STOP SMOKING CENTERS Texas left 18 runners on base — league record for a single batter is Hall of Fam e fence, leaving it at 2-0. singled to left, stole second and just two short of the major league manager Ralph Houk. “ Noles Manchester M emorial Hospital. be. I want to ba with you and my loved 12 set by Glenn Beckett in 1972. The Red Sox tied the score with went to third on a throwing error by 1914 onae In your perpetual glory. Aman. record for an 11-inning game — in pitched great. His ball was really She was the wife of Edward NA TIONWIDE SINCE 1968 “ I wasn’t patient enough at the stories on page 13 two runs in.the eighth. Jim Rice catcher Donnie Scott. After Wade Thank you for your lova towarda ms and dropping Sunday night’s meeting to moving.” Troutman. plate.” explained Wright, who singled up the middle and took Boggs walked, Dwight Evans my bved onae. Persons must pray tha OVER 200 CENTERS the Boston Red Sox 3-2. Clear gave Boston a few anxious She was bom in Lynn, Mass., and prayer three consscuths days without came into the game on an eight- second when Tony Armas walked. followed with a sacrifice fly to right And the outstanding contributor moments, walking four men during had lived in Manchester for the 649-5241 ssking your wish. Attar third day wish game roll, in which he was batting Wright came up in the second Mike Easier then ripped a single to to easily score’Gutierrez. his stint. But Houk said he really past 18 years. She was a member of will be granted no matter how difficult It to that dubious honor was desig­ .441 with eight RBI. inning with the bases loaded and center to score Rice and send MANCHESTER 649-7867 nated hitter George Wright, who MarkClear,7-2,went21-31nnings wasn’t worried. South United Methodist Church. 65 E. Center Street may be. Then promlasto publish tMsdl- C ary Ward, hitting .353 in his last one out, but grounded into a double Armas to third. to earn the victory. Dickie Noles abgue as soon as the favor b grantad. tied an American League record of "Clear always walks a few men, Besides her husband she leaves 17 games, gave Texas a 1-0 lead in play that ended the inning. Bill Buckner’s single scored relieved, and John Henry Johnson Manchester. Ct. stranding 11 runners in one game. but he gets them out when he has two daughters, Shirley Troutman “ t . P. CALL TODAY the first with his llth home run of “ I had a chance to break it open in Armas to make it 2-2. Buckner’s pitched the llth inning to earn his to." The record was originally set in the year. the second inning,” he said. single came off Schmidt, who first save. Dave Schmidt. 5-5, was the loser. 12 — MANCHESTKR HERALD, Monday. August 13, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. August l.l. 19B4 - 13

1 , Glitter of gold ‘Golden’ Lewis rides higll NL roundup

By Joe Jullono Angeles Memorial Coliseum to train and when I have to go outjl UPl Sports W riter closes Games hurt his chances. do it, I do it. I get so much | He won the 100 meters for his Braves rumble past Padres that it’s overrated. I don't Comlnued from p a g e II LOS ANGELES (UPl) - Now first gold medal and then ran I ’m any different than an Ev that he is leaving Los Angeles as around the Coliseum track waving Ashford, who likes quiet, or By Ion Love benches to clear. Fans on the third-base For the first time in history, the marathon was tied the dominant athlete of the Olym­ Houston belted Cincinnati 6-1, Los .Angeles a huge American flag; the picture Edwin Moses. ' UPl Sports Writer side began throwing beer at the players and into the closing ceremonies with the runners entering pic Games after winning four gold edged San Franci.sco5-4in to innings and St. appearing in countless newspap­ “ We’ll basically all the same. W e | one spectator came onto the field and tried the Coliseum to officially touch off the proceedings. medals, Carl Lewis just wants a Ix)uis at Philadelphia was rained out ers and on magazine covers. all want to be the best we caii,|" By the time the Atlanta Braves concluded to take a loose helmet. Atlanta players Sportsmanship was the theme of the ceremonies chance to continue life as plain old In the next several days, he won We’re all basically shy. WC;' their 5-3 defeat of the San Diego Padres, Chris Chambliss and Jerry Royster tackled and, instead of the countries parading in one-by-one as Carl Lewis. Cubs 7, Expos 3 the long jump and the 200 meters like to compete and I Uiink w8 there was hardly any members of the two the fan on the third-base bag. they do in the opening ceremonies, all the athletes For someone who stands to make and took part on the victorious U.S. all pretty sincere. I don’t think! teams remaining. Bobby Brown. Champ Summers. Ed At Montreal, Ron Cey’s two run homer paraded in together to symbolize brotherhood. Jeff millions of dollars from endorse­ 4 X 100-meter relay team which set any different than anyone else.' Two full-scale brawls forced umpires to Whitson, Greg Booker, Ix’ fferts, Manager broke a 3-3 lie and Rick Sutcliffe, 10-1, won Blatnick, a gold medal winner in Greco-Roman ments and a possible career in a world record and tied the publicity just makes it seem tltat clear players from the both bullpens and Dick Williams and coaches Jack Krol and his eighth straight game to le;id the Cubs. wrestling whose dramatic fight against cancer was broadcasting, modeling or acting, achievement of the legendary 18^ benches in the ninth inning and line the Ozzie Virgil were the Padres thrown out Steve Rogers, 3-12, was the loser Mike one of the more heart-warming stories of the Games, that seems to be as tough a task as Jesse Owens, who won four golds Lewis isn’t ready to go MadiMfn dugouts with police to try to restore order. Stenhouse and Dan Driessen homered for carried the flag for the U.S. team. other athletes had in defeating him Manager Joe Torre, Steve Bedrosian, Rick at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Avenue full-time. He leaves In all 13 players, coaches and mangers from Mahler, Gerald Perry and Moore were the E x|K)s, Normally only six athletes per nation are allowed to over the past eight days. The sight of Lewis being carried this week for Europe, where he4 M the two teams were ejected. ejected on the Atlanta side. take part in the closing ceremonies but because so " I don’t look at popularity as off the track by his teammates be competing in meets in Londw, Pascual Perez, who was hit in his last The game started on an ominous note, many athletes .stayed behind in Los Angeles to sec the being a burden, but something I ’d Nets, Pirates 3 Saturday after the relay race is Brussels, Zurich, Cologne at-bat and had pitches thrown close to him after rain delayed the start for an hour and festivities far more than normal participated. like to cherish,” Lewis said Sun­ another picture that often will be in Budapest. He said he plans On in his other three trips to the plate, was the 32 minutes, Alan Wiggins was hit by Perez’ At New York, George Foster bhisted a One of them was American gymnast Mary lx)u day. “ But that’s the American.way two-run homer and Ron Darling, 11-7, evidence when these Games are competing until at least 1986. - focal point of the brawl-filled contest. first pitch. Retton, who flew home to West Virginia after winning — to learn about everybody’s earned his-first victory since July 6 to pai'c chronicied. Now that the Olympic presMre “ I got to pitch my game,” said the Atlanta scored twice in the first off losing her all-around gold medal but who came all the way business. I realize that, so I have to the Mels The win kept New York 4'/z games Not everyone is on the Cari of winning four gold medals U jitt, right-hander. “ Some of the other ballplay­ pitcher Whit.son, 12-6. With one out. Glenn across the country again just to be a part of the closing learn to adjust as comfortably as I Lewis bandwagon. He has been ers get mad at me. 1 don’t know why. I don’t Hubbard walked and Claudell Washington behind first-place Chicago in the N L East. ceremonies. possibly can. he will concentrate on diffeiMt criticized by some teammates as events at different times. He slid jr try to hit nobody." drilled his 16th home run. Wes Gardner notched his first major- Retton rode on the shoulders of another athlete "It's pretty basic what I am and league save. Jose Dela'on, 6-!), took the loss. being in a different worid, a this will make his chances at ^ s Perez, allowed five hits in his eight The Braves look a 3-0 in the second on around the track, waving to the crowd which, when it what athletes are. We compete and Astros 6, Reds 1 showboat, someone who has taken first individual world record > a innings and raised his record to 11-4. He was Jerry Roy.sler’s RBI single. spotted her, let out one of the largest cheers of the then we’re regular people other the “ King Carl” tag to heart. little easier. ■ 1 hit by reliever Craig Lefferts’ first pitch in Atlanta made ita 4-0 in the fourth. With night. than that. I just try to do my best on At Cincinnati, Nolan Ry;in struck out II But Lewis thinks that’s an unfair “ I ’m not going to say woHd the bottom of the eighth, triggering one of one out and a 2-0 count on Perez, Whitson Few athletes missed the chance to be in the the track and express m yself the halters in 6 2-3 innings and Terry Puhl ;ind evaiution. records don’t mean anything,’* ^ the brawls. Both benches emptied and fans sailed a pitch inside and he was ejected Coliseum Sunday night. way I feel. When I'm o ff the track, I JiLse ('ruz slammed homers lo lead the “ When they say Carl Lewis is in said. “ They mean a lot, an awful came onto the field as a series of fights along with Williams. B(K)ker then walked "Right now." said two-time gold medal winner try and do the same thing. I think Astros, II w;is third time that Ryan. 10-7, a different world, I think that’s lot. I rate what I ’ve done this w eek broke out simultaneously. Five fans were Perez, who went to second on a wild pitch Edwin Moses of the United States, " I feel like a citizen there’s a time and place for fanned 10 or more this .season ;ind the 1,54th vague,” he said. “The oniy way as more significant than woHd arrested during the incident. Royster followed with another RBI single. of the univer.se." everything. As long as you’re time in his c;ireer Andy McG;iffigan, 3-5, peopie m ay announce that is Padre first ba.seman Steve Garvey An RBI double by Ramirez in the fifth put Moses wore a fez given him by a Moroccan athlete, sincere and honest, then it comes records. Winning Olympic gold was the loser because I get ali the publicity. sounded a note of calm after it was all over. the Braves ahead 5-0. that country having claimed its first two gold medals out well.’ ’ medals was my first priority. Most peopie in sports are pretty "That was the longest (fight), and Booker and acting manager Virgil were ever in these Games. Lewis’ agent, Santa Monica “ Now that the Olympic Gamils quiet, and I reaiized that as I are over with, I will possibly probably, if you’re a fight fan, the best that tossed out in the sixth after Booker threw at Dodgers 5, Giants 4 The enthusiasm shown by the athletes and the more Track Club coach Joe Douglas, had UPl photo looked at the profiies of the set a world record, but iwt ■ ■ m you’ll see,” he said. " I think a lot of people Perez. than 97.000 fans who jammed the Coliseum to watch a vowed to make the 23-year-old At San Franci.si'o. I ’;indy Maldonado, who athietes. released their frustrations. Hopefully, San Diego got its first run in the seventh spectacular .sound and light .show put on by some of Houston athlete "as big as Michael intentionally. Now that I ’m not so entered the game :is a defensive re|)lace- SMILING CARL LEWIS “ Every athiete wiii say that he Players and coaches and at least one umpire are entangled in an things will simmer down and we’ll go bark when Nettles drilled a homer. The Padres Hollywood’s best special effects experts was typical Jackson" prior to the Olympics dead set on keeping up in four menl, hit a two-oul homer in the top of the • . . it still hasn’t sunk in doesn’t like all these public people eighth inning brawl between the Braves and Padres in Sunday’s to playing baseball. It was just one of tho.se added a pair of ninth-inning runs on of the kind of electricity that has gripped this city and Lewis did nothing at the Los events, I can concentrate on one or Kith lo lead the DiHlgers Alejandro Pena, around. I like to stay relaxed and volatile days.” sacrifice flies by Kevin McReynolds and since the Games began. two events fight-marred game in Atlanta. Braves’ coach Joe Pignatano (52) 12-6, went the di.slance for Ihe win and M;irk The second came in top of the ninth. Carmelo Martinez. Patriotism was an underlying theme of the is being pulled away from the fight (center) by an unidentified Davis, 3-13, was the loser Mike Scioscia Donnie Moore, in relief of Perez, hit Graig ELsewhere in the NL, Chicago downed Olympics for the United Slates throughout the Games, ;ind Pedro Guerrero hit homers for l.o.s* What’s in store for 1988? player. Nettles with an 0-1 pitch, causing both Montreal 7-3, New York beat Pittsburgh 6-3, and though many fans and members of the news Angeles media were often referred to us chauvinistic in their flag-waving support of the U.S, athletes, it was.seen as a positive sign by William Simon, president of the AL roundup United States Olympic Committee. ‘Goodbye L.A., you in Seoul’ "1 don't happen to think that patriotism is a dirty word, " said Simon. "I think it 's just great. I think the By Morlev Myers boycott of the Los Angeles Games Olympics has done a lot for our country, k It's done a UPl Sports Writer The Seoul Olympic Organizing Com­ by 1988,” Roh said. lot of good for California. I think it’s extremely saying they feared for the safety of mittee sees itself in the role of Olympic Un 'Yong-Kim, a South Kordia their athletes, have already voiced Angels slug A’s, 10-9, in home run derby peacemakers and it is no accident it positive and I’m proud to be an American and proud of LOS ANGELES - The world’s member of the IOC, estimated it will their concern over Seoul. chose “ Harmony and Progress” as the my country and I’m proud of the city of Los Angeles greatest five-ring circus folds up camp cost 83 billion to stage the Games. for everything it did for us. However, the two Soviet delegates 1988 Olympic motto. By Joe llluzi out and we came back. Then we for another four years Sunday, with the “ Funds will come from five major out of my (second) home run and I were among the 83 IOC members who “ We are not a super power. We are UPl Sports Writer caught them and they came back.” Indians 6, Yankees 0 Tigers 8, Royals 4 Twins 3, Mariners 0 " I ’m proud of our great athletes and if there are message “ Goodbye Los Angeles, see sources,” San-Jin said. “ The market' thought, 'Here we go again.’ met in Los Angeles and pledged their Pettis scored the winning run in people out there who look at that cynically, tough” you in Seoul." not about to threaten anyone,” said ing of the emblem and masCOt, “ We needed this win because At Cleveland. Joe Carter drove At Kansas City, Mo., Riippert At Seattle. Friink Viohi, 13 Id. full support to the 1988 Seoul Olympics. San-Jin Chyun, the committee’s While the Braves and the Padres the eighth on Rob Wilfong’s single in six runs with a grand slum and a Simon does admit that the Soviet Union and the But for many sports fans, the television rights, admission tickets, the now we have nothing bad on our Jones’ two-niii homer highlighted lo.ssed :i six hitler, striking out four Samaranch stressed there was no were making like the Hatfields and after he tied it with a two-run Eastern bloc nations were missed, but he does not Olympic farewell to arms should have secretary-general of international sale of commemorative coins and the minds as we go to Detroit.” two-run homer to back the five-hit a four-njii first as Detroit swept its and w;ilkiiig one lo p;ice Ihe Twins. question of the IOC reversing its relations. the McCoys down in the heart of triple. believe their appearance would have cut significantly finished with a question mark. sale of lottery tickets.” With the Angels trailing 9-7, pitching of Bert Blyleven, 12-5. Ron three-game series with the Royals. Mike Moore. 5 II, went Ihe dis­ decision to hold the Games in the South Dixie, the California Angels and Juan Beniquez led the home-run into the U.S. medal count. The last three Summer Games — Our relations with China have been The Seoul organizers are also able to Pettis tied the score when he Guidry, 10-9, was the loser. The Milt Wilcox, 12-7, w(uit 6 1-3 innings tance in a losing effort. Andre Korean capital. the Oakland A ’s had a slugfest of derby for California with a pair of "I don’t think the boycott had as much effect as I 1976 in Montreal, 1980 in Moscow and improving. They have sent basketball cut down costs by using existing stroked a two-out triple to drive in Indians snapped a three-game for the win D;ivid h;id four hits for Minnesota. their own. homers and Reggie Jackson added thought it would before the Games begun as I view the now Los Angeles — suffered |X)Iitical and rowing teams to Korea and we are facilities. They estimated 33 competi­ Beniquez and pinch hitter Mike losing streak. “ We know Seoul has no diplomatic Atlanta and San Diego, which his 497th career blast. Dwayne performance of the athletes, the number of medals we boycotts. To many Olympic followers, sending a basketball team to Shanghai tion venues would be needed, 17 of Brown. Wilfong’s game-winning contact with many countries, but we in October,” he added. had two bench-clearing brawls in Murphy launched a pair of two-run Orioles 5, Blue Jays 4 Red Sox 3, Rangers 2 won and the events we won them in,” said Simon. the choice of Seoul as the 1988 host city which are already in existence. RBI, his first of the season, made a Brewers 6, White Sox 1 took a decision in 1981 and we stay with their game, used their fists to homers, Tony Phillips hit a three- At Toronto. Eddie Murray In a night game. Boston edged "That’s not to say we didn’t miss the Russians and was akin to a passenger ordering ice Tae-Woo Roh, president of the loser of Bill Caudill, 8-5. Luis this decision, ’’ Samaranch said after make noise Sunday. The Angels run shot and Mike Davis clouted a At Chicago, Bob McClure ripped a bases-lnaded triple and Texas 3-2 in II innings the f'ast Germans and the Cubans. They would have from a barman on the Titanic. organizing committee, said his govern­ “ Construction on nine competition Sanchez. 8-5, got the win despite the meeting. “ We signed a contract and and A ’s weren’t as colorful, but solo homer for Oakland. pitched a three-hitter for eight Mike Young belted a two-run At Arlington. Tex;is. Dwight won a loLof medals They had very formidable teams. South Korea has no diplomatic ment was making overtures to the venues is well underway and construc­ surrendering Davis’ homer in the The impact was not as great as I thought because we we will honor this contract." Soviets, aimed at healing the rift tion on seven others has just begun.’ ' they still gave the fans plenty of “ This is the best season of my eighth. innings and Bill Schroedcr, Jim homer as Baltimore rallied to F^vans’ sacrifice fly .scored Jackie relations with the Soviets and their But the boycott fear lives on and the were still going to win a lot of medals. Sometimes between the two countries. Security, which alone cost 8f00 rockem-sockem action by belting career,” said Beniquez, who went Phillips gave the A ’s an 8-7 lead Gantner and Ben Oglivie each score five times in the eighth Roy Gutierrez in the 11th inning lo lift satellites, nor with China, which sent a IOC has called an extraordinary when you’re pressed, you do an awful lot of things Relations between Moscow and Seoul million at the Los Angeles Games, will seven home runs in California’s 4-for-4 and now has eight homers with his three-run homer in the drove in two runs to lead the liOe Jackson, 7-5, lost in relief of the Red Sox. Mark Clear. 7-2. went full team to the Summer Olympics for two-day session at its Lausanne, better. have been frosty since the downing of a be provided by the Arm y and policiT 10-9 victory, on the year. 'T v e learned a lot sixth. That nullified Beniquez’s Brewers. McClure, 3-5, struck out DaveStieb. Scott McGregor, 13-11, 2 1-3 innings lo earn the victory and the first time. Switzerland headquarters Dec. 1 in an " I wish the Russians and the Ea.st Germans and the South Korean passenger plane that “ All the appropriate security rrtka- "Today was kind of like a about baseball. I ’ve learned what second homer, also a three-run three and walked one. Lamarr went 7 1-3 innings for the victory John Henry Johnson pitched Ihe Juan Antonio Samaranch, president effort to find a solution to the boycott Cubans and others had been here. The tragedy again strayed into Soviet airspace last sures will be taken,” San-Jin said. heavyweight fight," said Califor­ to do in certain situations. After blast, that gave California a 7-5 Hoyt. 10-12, did not get past the and Tippy Martinez notched his llth inning lo earn his first save of the International Olympic Commit­ problem. is that they are athletes in the competition. Nocountry September. “Our government has written to nia’s Gary Pettis. “ They jumped they came back, it took something lead in the fifth. fifth inning. 16th save. Dave Schmidt, 5-5, was the loser. tee, has warned that a boycott in Seoul Meanwhile Seoul, its confidence ever again should act so foolishly to believe that could do irreparable harm to the “ We have no intention to review the President Samaranch guaranteeing boosted by the full backing of the IOC, past difficulties. We only want to anything can be gained whatsoever from using an Olympic movement. the personal safety of all athletes, athlete as a political tool. That’s tragic.” has been going ahead at full steam with alleviate tensions between the East and protecting the Games and participants The Soviets, who led the East Bloc its preparations. the West. The wounds will have healed from any disturbances.” Inductees boasted speed, defense

By Fred DoM/n induction ceremonies on the porch can League teams from 1928-1947. UPl Sports Writer of the library alongside the base­ Aparicio was praUed by Kuhn ball musuem and Hall of Fame. "fo r re-introducing speed as a key COOPERSTOWN, N Y . — A Harmon Killebrew, whose 573 1*. offensive weapon” as well as for Scoreboard firm step toward emphasizing home runs place him No. 5 on the his defensive prowess. Aparicio . defense and speed rather than all-time list, was the only one of the led the A L in stolen bases in his Peter Van Staveren, Netherlands, 1:09.88. Welghtlltling power in baseball was achieved five inductees honored because of first nine seasons and led the tntDAS* Women's 100 Meter Buttertiv — Mary . U p to 90 Kilos — NIcu VIod, RomdhM, Sunday with the induction into the power hitting. The other inductees, league in fielding eight times. Olympics T. Meagher, U.S. 59.05. 863.50 total pounds. > Hall of Fame of former shortstops raising the number of players in Kuhn also noted the leadership Women's 200 Meter Butfertiv — Mary . — Oh*® Lukim, Luis Aparaio and Harold ”Pee the shrine to 153, were Don qualities of Reese, the former T. /Meagher, 2:06.90. Australia, ctaan and lerk 528 pounds. Women's 200 Meter Medley — Tracy Wee” Reese. Drysdale — a pitcher who won 209 Dodger captain, who helped Jackie Final day’s results Caulkins, U.S. 2:1Z47. Reconk Bquoled -cl" Defense and speed were noted games for the Brooklyn and Los Robinson break baseball’s unwrit­ Men's 100 Meter Freestyle— Ambrose Shooting -a repeatedly by Commissioner Bo­ Angeles Dodgers — and Rick ten color line in 1947. Gaines, U.S. 49.80. Mm's Small Bore 3-Posltlon^^ Auo.n,ira4 Men's 200 Meter Freestyle — Michael AAolcolm Cooper, Great Britain (M|0 wie Kuhn, who presided over the Ferrell, a catcher for three Ameri- "When I first came to this Divkie Gross, West Gernrany, Also World equals world record, 1,173. ^ country, I had little in my pocket Mrni'tPlattarm Final Record, 1:47.44. Mm’s Small Bore Prone PosItlofC^ but dreams,” said Aparicio, the 1, (Gold) Greoorv Louoonls, Mission Men's 400 Meter Freestyle — Thomas Edward Etzel, United States, 599. VIelo, ColK., 710.91. 2, (Silver) Bruce Fohrner, West Germany, 3:50.91. Skeel Shootlna — Matthew Dryke, first native of Venezuela to be Kimball, Ann Arbor, Mich., 643.S0. 3, Men's 200 AAeter Backstroke — Rick United States, 198. -L, electedtotheshrine. “ Butihadthe (Bronze) Konozheno LI, Chino, A38.2S. 4, Carey, U.S. 1:58.99. hul Tong, Chino, 604.77. 5, Albln Klllot, /Mm's 100 Meter Breaststroke— Steve .... Weightiming oportunity and the help of my MUFFLERS West Germany, S51.97. 6, Dieter Doerr, L u n ^ u lst, U.S. Also W orld Re­ Up to 56 Kilos — LalRunmlng, (S llla, teammates. I just played my best West Germonv, S36.07. 7, Christopher cord, 275 poumk. . Snode. Great Britain, 524.40. 8, David 1:01.65. Up to 100 KMos — Cleon and J e ^ e - for my team. The Hall of Fame was Bedard, Conodo, 518.13.9, Stephen Foley, f /Mm's Meter Breaststoke — victor y is lle Grupo, Romania and Rolf /MISBn, a far away dream. Australlo, 479.43.10, Miguel Angel Zavala, - D^ls, Canada. Also World Re- West Giermonv* pounds. *?? "Thirty years after I came to Mexico, 476.82. cord* 2:13.34. A this country I thank you for the Also: Mark Rourke,Canado,434.13. Equeftrtan n lS a r * Butterfly — Michael opportunity to play this, the Individual Jumping Final Olympic Team Madala greatest game in the world.” 1, (Gold) Joe Fargls, Petersburg, Va., & d , M . 08. Al»o world Reese emphasized his relaton- Resular ■ axle 4.00 (no faults In lumpoff). 2. (Silver) i .****•*■ B“ Wertly, Jon srebm, • Conrad Homfeld, Petersburg, Va., 4.00 (8 Gold silver Brentglf^. Australia. Mso World Record, 1 :STMi United States 83 61 ship with Robinson and Leo (most cars) In lump-off). 3, (Bronze) Held! RobblanI, Mm's 200 Meter Medley — Alex W. Germimy 17 Switzerlond, 8.00. 4, Mario Deslourlers, 18 Durocher. Durocher was the con­ ♦ 29 ” BtoynMnn, Canada. Also World record, Romania 38 16 Canada, 8.00. 5, Bruno Candrian, Canada troversial manager of the Dodgers ^ ^ R c s u l a r Switzerland., 8.00. 10 18 /Meh'^S 400 M eter /Medley — Alex Great Brltdbv 5 10 when Reese joined the Brooklyn Swimming Baijmann, Canada. Also World Re- China IS club in 1940. Svndironizid Solo 8 THE ECONOMIZER cord* Italy 14 6 1, (Gold) T ra d e Ruiz, Bothell, Wash., 4:17.41. . Japan “ Jackie Robinson and I were BRAKE SPECIAL 198.467, 2, (Silver) ^rolvn Waldo, TO 8 " “ "•v Relay — France 5 7 teamates and friends,” Reese Canada, 195.300. 3, (Bronze) Mlwako Australia MUFFLER MotovoshI, Japon, 187.050. 4, Morllke 3-39 30 4 9 said. “ He came to play and to win. I South Korea 6 6 r ' ' DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES Engelen, Netherlands, 18Z632.5, Gudrun Swedm wish he could have been here with Honlsdi, West Germany, 182.017. 6, /SS. Freestyle Relay — 3 11 (Front Axle) (Front or rear axle) 'V,. States. Also World Record, Yugoslavia 7 3 me today. C a r o l i n e Holmvord, Great Britain, 3. ly.wi* 1 INSTALLATION INCLUDED • f tt*(’ 4 wiiPPi bfrjki* • f fPP 4 //tiiu 't tjf(jk»’ UPl photo Finland \ 182.000. 7, Muriel Hermlne, Fronce, 4 3 “ Durocher was my first major- M m 's 800 /Meter Freestyle — United The Netherlands 5 3 ifUipprtiOfi ifiSp»'( tifjfi 180.534. 8, Karin Singer, Switzerland, States. Also World Record, 7:15.69. New Zealand i f ' league manager, and he was pretty The Economizer muffler from Midas fits 178.383. Frank Tate (left) of the United States exchange long blows Saturday in the 8 1 • e pdfJs //itfi nt'w • RPfjIar «* S tirit". //ilti fi» '// Brazil 1 5 tough. But he gave a scared kM a most American-made cars and trucks. Your tjijdf/jnrppfj fjiv p(jfj«, e mstalUtd witfioui Bronze — U.S. U.S., 13.20. 0 1 Reese both played for the Brooklyn Dodgers in the Romania Bronze— Fronce. s t m l e i ^ e 8:11.80 8:15.68 Colombia 0 1 as commissioner of basseball," charge lor the shoes or pads or thr* labor to install Itie stioes ISM Mile Time Trial M en's Foil 200 Meters — Carl Lewis, U.S., 19.80. 5 ^ 0 0 'T'eters 13:05.59 13:10.08 Peru 0 1 1950’s. Offer expires: 8/27/84 or pads Additional parlsand'Or lafKjr rer^uirerj Irj restrjre tfie Men’s Pkitferm Dlvkig Gold — Fredv Schmedtke, W. (Jer- Killebrew said. (Sold — Mauro Numa; Italy Silver — 800 Meters — Jooqulm Cruz, Brazil, lOjnO meters 27:47.54 27:33.10 Egypt 0 1 system to operational condition are extra (Sold — Greg Lougonls, United States. manv. Silver — Curtis Harnett, Canada. Matthias Behr, W. (Sermanv; Bronze — 1:43.00. lIGm eter hurdles 13.20 13.51 Ivory C(xist 0 1 Silver — Bruce Kimball, United States. Bronze— Fdbrlce Colbos, France. Stefano CerlonI, Italy. 1500 Meters — Sebastian Coe, (Sreat 400.meter hurdles 47.75 4845 Thailand 0 Bronze— KonazhenaU,Chlna. Britain, 3:32.53. 1 40M Meter Team Pursuit Men's Team Foil high lump 7-8',^ 74 14 Syria 0 1 1 ^ Equetfrlon Individual Jump big Gold — Australia. Silver — United (Sold — Italy. Silver — W. (Sermanv. 5000 AAeters — Sold Aouita, 13:05.59. jsole vault 18-10V. 19-4V. Tolpel 0 0 Gold— Joe Fdrgls, United States. Silver States. Bronze— W. Germany. Bronze — France. 1600 M eter Relay — ijnlted States, 37.83 10^ rump 38-'/4 27-5V4 Icelm d 0 — Conrad HomfWd, United States. Men's Individual PoMits Race (also world record). 0 Low-key Graff is Unsung Men's Sabre triple lump 56-7'/ii 57-5% Zambia 0 0 Bronze— Heidi RobblanI, Switzerland. (xold— Roger llegems, Belgium. Silver (Sold — Jean Francois Lamour, Decathlon, Daley Thompson, shot put 69-9 72-3% Domlnlc(m Repb. 0 Swimming Svndwonized Solo — Uwe Messerschmidt, W. Germany. Great 0 FREE W RITTEN ESTIMATES France; Silver — Marco /Morin, Italy; discus throw 218-6 2294 Cameroon 0 0 Gold — T ra d e Ruiz, United Stotes. Bronze — Leonard Harvev Nltz, United Bronze— Peter Westbrook, U.S. Britain, 8,797 points. hammer throw 256-2 se».s By Earl Yost court or in the Recreation Depart­ have not gone unnoticed and as a Bloomfield 243-9430 Manchester 646-6606 Southington 621-9333 Silver— Cdrolvn Waldo, Canada. Bronze States. M en's Team Sfdnre /Marathon — Carlos Lopes, Portugal, lavelln throw 3844 343-10 ment buiidings. result he'll join former winners Branford 481-2388 Middletown 347-9100 Torrington 482-7647 — Mlwako /MotovoshI, Japan. Gold — Itolv. Silver — France. Bronze 2:09.21. decathlon z m e S o a do u M tl Sports Editor Emeritus In M m e n s MO meter freestyle; The tall, bespectacled Graff, a John Phelps and the late Jeff Bristol 582-7983 New Britain 224-9137 Wallingford '^ 265-0953 Diving Equestrian — Romania. Shootlna W om en's ohd France owcirded bronze meou Men's PHrtlerm Individual 34>av M en's Epee Men's Air Rifle — Philippe Heberle, MO meters 10.97 N.86 veteran employee of the Courant, Koelsch as Unsung Award E. Hartford 289-9315 New Haven 865-6111 Woteroury 757-0339 France, 589. /Men s gymnostlc floor exerckesi Gold — Greg Lougoils, United States. Gold — Mark Todd, New Zealand; (Sold— Phlllippe Bolsse, France. Silver o o M awarded in /Mm's gyim Low-key best describes Charlie has coached, managed, supervised winners. Enfield 745-0305 New London 447-1711 W. Hartford 522-0171 Silver — Bruce Kimball, United States. Silver — Karen Stives, U.S.; Bronze — Women's Air Rifle— Pat Spurgin, U.S. — Blorne Voggo, Sweden. Bronze — 4U m ^ 48.83 48.86 PPf""»8l. Ijorse and rings. FOur ! , Graff, winner of the Unsung Award and officiated baseball and basket­ Groton 445-8129 Norwich 889-8433 West Haven Bronze— U Kongzhong,Chlna. Virginia Holgate, Britain. Phlllippe RIbaud, France. 393. m m etws 1:57.60 1:55.69 Due to previous vacation com­ 934-2626 Track a^FM d T e o m l-D a v Women's Stondard Rifle — Wu In gymnotlcs vault, from the Manchester Sports Hall of ball games with much success. Hamden .248-6327 kyHill 563-1 Vnillmontic 456-1766 Men's Team Epee 1'22 "*?!•” <:<>*■** 3:»8< and U .i awarded Gold m__ mitments, Graff will be an absen­ (Sold — U.S.; Silver — Britain; Bronze (Sold — W. (Sermanv. Silver — France. XIaoxuan, Chino, 581. Fame Committee for 1984. As modest and as humble a — W. (Sermanv. ?£?“ • Paroliel bars. Rome tee at the induction dinner Sept. 28 Gold — Carlos Lopes, Portugal. Silver Bronze — Italy. Women’s Sport PItstol — Linda Tham, MOmeter hurdles 12.84 12JD Graff has been a familiar sight — John Treaev, Ireland. Bronze — Team Show Jumping Canada, and Ruby Fox, U.S., 585. 400H7ieter hurdles 54.61 51S8 person as you would ever want to at the Army & Navy Club. Charles Speddlng, Great Britain. Gold — United States. Silver — Great 1084 Olympic Racorda Swimmliig 1” lance beam, tw o , on the Manchester sports scene for meet, Graff has never been in the marathon 2:24:52 2:31:11 t a m e inedata are awarded In all J«Rio Dinner tickets will be available Cvdina Britain. Bronze— West Germany Women's 400 Meter Freestyle — high lump 6-7V^ 6-9W 35 years. He’s been involved headlines. In fact, a low key profile Men's Individual 128 MNe Race iMdliwIdiSMal fWMMdMM NOW Records TItfanv Cohen, 4:07.10. oml Boxing. Swedm lost a silver m m i after Labor Day. Hall of Fame Track and Field long lump 2M0 24-1 In d wrestllim dkquallfloatloil and teaching olr coaching youngsters, Gold — Alexl Grewal, U.S.; Silver — Gold — Reiner Klimke, W. Germany. Women's 800 Meter Freestyle ^ p«d 67-2V4 73-11 has been part of his makeup over selections include Sam Maltempo, Steve Bauer, Conada; Bronze — Dog Silver — Anne (Serthe Jensen, Denmark. Tiffany Cohen, U.S. Also World Record, ; and in many cases playing father the years. KXI Meters Evelyn Ashford, U.S., discus throw 214-5 260-7 dls kland He is a 1984 graduate of Manchester High School and Ansaldi in honor society Air Force Base in Texas, is scheduled to leave for basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas on Jan. 17. Plans are for him just treats — they’re survival Andrew Ansaldi, son of Kathryn Ansaldi of 20 He is an honor graduate to receive technical training in the electronic career Baldwin Road and Andrew Ansaldi of Tunxis Trail, of the law enforcement field. Bolton, has been initiated as a new member of course at the Air Force 1 i.,,' DEAR ABBY: I’m a waitress DEAR ABBY: This is for’’Loves Gamma Upsilon, the Susquehanna University chap­ Military Training Center. who just returned home after to Travel”: Will you please tell my ter of the national business administration honorary He is a 1983 graduate of Fish is second lieutenant putting in 10 hours at a restaurant. husband where he can turn your society Delta Mu Delta. Manchester High School I started to relax with the news­ religious tracts in for cash? Our Ansaldi is an accounting major at the university in and attended Manchester Brian A. Fish, son of Calvin D. and Carole A. Fish of paper when I read the letter in your Dear kids aren’t goats — they don’t eat Selinsgrove, Pa. He will be a senior in the fall. He’s a Community College for a 33 School St., Coventry, has been commissioned a column from a man signed, "Loves paper. graduate of East Catholic High School. year. He will be stationed f t . second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force upon to Travel in Oak Park, 111. ” He says Abby My husband is a cab driver, and Steven Dietz at Lackland. graduation from Officer Training School at Lackland he and "the wife” eat out a lot, and Abigail he takes home a third of what the Air Force Base, Texas. instead of leaving a tip, he leaves meter reads — plus his tips. So if he Hall earns BS degree Van Buren Elliott Joins Air Force Fish will be assigned at Mather Air Force Base, an inspirational religious tract! He doesn’t get a tip, he is working for John A. Hall, son of Andrew and Dorothy Hall of Calif. says he and his wife have taken nothing. South Windsor, formerly of Manchester, has been Mathew R. Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alexander some lovely trips with the money Do me a favor, next time you awarded a bachelor of science degree in Elliott of Norman Street, recently entered the Air saved on tips! need a cab: take a bus! communications-media at graduating exercises May Force delayed enlistment program at the Manchester Drever completes course Abby, I’ve been a waitress for 13 tional spiritual messages” Instead CABBIE’S WIFE office. years. My salary right now is $1.65 of tips — but saves his tip money 27 at Fitchburg State College, Fitchburg, Mass. Airman Duncan G. Drever, son of Catriona M., IN CALIFORNIA< Hall is a graduate of South Windsor High School. He He is a 1984 graduate of Manchester High School and an hour. I am divorced and have for a vacation — blew my mind! is scheduled to leave for basic training at Lackland Drever of 9 Auburn Road, has graduated from the U.S.- three children to support, and I I work 10 hours a day, no health DEAR ABBY: I’ve been a waiter has accepted a position with Lechmere Inc. of Air Force pest management course at Sheppard Air, Woburn, Mass, in the visual materials department. Air Force Base in Texas. Plans are to have him couldn’t make it on my salary insurance, no profit sharing, no in Las Vegas most of my adult life, receive technical training in the airlift-bombardment Force Base, Texas. alone. I need my tips to live. I love paid Vacations. My average pay- and you are the only person who He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drever was an honor graduate of the course. Sanson, longtime Manchester residents, and of the aircraft mainienance specialist career field. to travel, too, but I haven’t had a check for 40 hours is around $30 has ever come out and said that a late Judge and Mrs. F. Andrew Hall of Saratoga vacation in 13 years. after taxes. I’d like to see some­ tip is not a nice little "something Dayna Podrove Patricia C. Packard Springs, N.Y.. Shand in maritime exercise STEAMED IN body live on that for a v(teek. extra” for the waiter or waitress, Sgt Thomas is commended RICHMOND, VA. Believe me, no Christian feelings it’s their bread and butter. Our Navy Petty Officer 1st Class. Scott R. Shand, son of come from being "stiffed” when Podrove a Watkinson grad Boser on dean’s list Terrance G. Shand of 183 Center St., is one of more salaries are peanuts. Don’t blame Puppets at the shell Marine Sgt. William E. Thomas, son of Howard G. DEAR ABBY: I’m a waitress you depend on tips for a living. the employers. If they did away Dayna Podrove, daughter of Mrs. Pearl Podrove of than 50,000 sailors and marines from five nations who and single parent in Seattle, I have a message for "Loves to with tipping and charged the Christopher J. Boser, son of Atty. and Mrs. George and Shirley A. Thomas of 9 Florence St., recently are taking part in a major maritime exercise called Pandemonium Puppet Co. will be at the something to sit on. Rain date will be 67 Butternut Road, and the late lA>on Podrove, F. Boser of 32 Woodstock Drive, has been named to the received a letter of appreciation for superior raising four children on the money Travel”: If you can’t afford to tip, customer what they had to in order Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Friday. The event is sponsored by the graduated in June from Watkinson School in "Rimpac ’84.” I earn from tips. In this state, stay home. We aren’t working our to stay in business, the prices dean’s list for the second semester at St. Anselm performance of duty while serving with Fleet Marine He is a crewmember aboard the aircraft carrier Hartford College, Manchester, N.H. Force Atlantic, Norfolk, Va. restaurants are not required to pay butts off for inspiration! would be at least double — and tonight at 7. Be sure and bring Bicentennial Band Shell Corp. USS Carl Vinson based in Alameda, Calif. . minimum wages — and an em­ MAD IN MICHIGAN probably more. Vonda Oliver graduates ployer can get away with paying as Thanks for educating the public, Supermarket Shopper Nighan is Brown graduate low as half the minimum wage. DEAR ABBY: I am doing a slow Abby. Vonda Faye Oliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Many of the better restaurants burn. I’m a waitress in Philadel­ NEVADA WAITER 3 W. Oliver of no Downey Drive, graduated May 26 William Leo Nighan, son of Mr, and Mrs. William L. here start their waitpersons at phia, and my salary is $1.85 an hour from Becker Junior College. Worcester, Mass. Nighan III, of Manchester, was awarded a bachelor of Public Records $2 .30 an hour, and if the establish­ before taxes. My tips put the food DEAR ABBY: Please tell your She majored in retail management. science degree from Brown University in Providence, ment -serves cocktails, I have to on my table and the shoes on my readers (and especially that Bible- Cleanser company’s offer R.I. on May 28. Warranty deeds split my tips with the bartender, children’s feet. thumping miser who "Loves to Ms. Weiss on dean’s list to Carol M. Kennedy, Hebron, Aug. Gilman F, Standish, Hartford, to He graduated as a member of the Sigma Xi and Tau Morris Bezzini to Joseph H. 18 the captain and the busboy. After If anybody left a religious tract Travel”) that a tip is not a nice Beta Pi honorary societies. Robbin E. Spring. Hartford, Aug. for me instead of a tip, first I would Unda J. Weiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bezzini and John J. Bezzini, half Desmond P. Dickey, East Hart­ 18. the federal government takes 8 little "extra.” It is survival. Also, Weiss of 323 Spring St., has been named to the dean's interest in land on Adams and percent for assumed tips, there’s tell him my name. Then I’d inform IS percent of the dinner check is the ford. to Sandra M. Donihee, him that if he ever came back, he causes coupon confusion list at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs. N.Y. for Hilliard Streets, $180,000 (based on Windsor Locks, Aug. 18. not a heck of a lot left to take home. standard tip. A 20 percent tip for the spring .semester. conveyance tax.) If we could keep 100 percent of had better not sit in the station I excellent service is appreciated Kingsley earns AA degree Robert E. Ei.senman. Winchen- Advertisement serve because he would sit there She will enter her junior year in the fall. She is a don, to Cynthia L. Richter, Man­ our tips, we would be overjoyed. more than you can imagine. Also, member of the college's cross country team and is a Llent released But if we got religious tracts until the second coming of Christ the tip is not the waiter’s to keep. By Martin Sloane Dean A. Kingsley of Manchester received an chester, Aug. 31. Diet Pill Sweeping U.S. before I’d wait on him. United Feature Syndicate tour guide and on the stuff of Skidmore News. associate’s degree in the forestry technician program State of Connecticut releases Lea A. Georgiades. East Hart­ instead of money, we wouldn’t He has to share it with the busboy. Clip ‘n’ File Refunds lien against property of Paul and even break even. The guts of that cheapskate — bartender and captain. at May 20 graduation ceremonies at Paul Smith’s ford, to Donna M.C. Carlson, East using the word of the Lord as an At first. I couldn’t believe iny eyes. There, in a College, Paul Smith’s. N Y. Sandra Misuraca. Hartford, Aug. 25. SUE IN SEATTLE Tell "Loves to Travel” to keep Miscelleaneous Non-Food Items Martin earns MD degree Merrow Machine Employees excuse to get out of paying for traveling, but please don’t stop in recent Sunday newspaper coupon insert, was a Robert J, Gimmartino. Man­ Proctor & Gamble coupon offering a free container of (File No. 12-A) Thomas J. Marlin, .son of Thomas P. Martin of lO.'i Federal Credit Union releases lien New Grapefni'it DEAR ABBY: That Oak Park, service! Denver. chester. to Karla D. Hennings, HATES HYPOCRITES Comet cleanser with the purchase of three P&G Clip out this file and keep it aie A u c tio n s ...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Items 67 1-2 d ays .2 0« Services Antiques 68 3-5 d a ys 18C Classified advertisements Classified A J. 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Good AUTO LUGGAGE RACK Manchester. school with high aca­ keting soles staff of 4. months prior telephone Must be available and private bath, separt TWO ROOMS & THREE NIGHT OWL go-getter? It so, call Pat Now hiring. Your area. ties of hordwood and condition. Factory air. — 51 X 84, aluminum and demic and behavioral ex­ Duties Include typing experience preferred. weekends and able to a te entrance. $125 ROOMS — Stove ond at 643-271 1 Monday Coll 1-805-687-6000. veneers NOW IN STOCK 30 CABINET DOORS, AM/FM stereo. $2288. stainless steel, suitable MANAGEMENT TRAI­ pectations seeking a [word processing a plus, Excellent compensotlon m onthly. Call 871-6098, refrigerotor. For more through Thursday 6pm- work flexible hours. Call Call 649-9658 or evenings, solid pine, assorted sizes Call 646-1156. tor van or large wagon, NEE — Wholesale distri­ qualified candidate for but will train on IBMPCl, and benefits. Come loin 9-5. Information coll 563-4430 Roommates Wanted 48 or on EARLY BIRD 9pm. 528-9406 for more 289-7010. with hardware. Greot tor $50. Phone 646-3067. bution field. Entry teaching business educa­ telemarketing and gen­ an exciting, growing In­ TYPIST AND W O R D Information. or 529-7058. 3 1971 VW — Newly position growth company tion to secondary stu­ eral administrative and dustry! Call Te rry toll PROCESSOR And Much IN PRIVATE HOME — kitchen, rec room, cot­ LEON CIESZYNSKt tage. $90 or best offer. painted, good condition. ' WANT ADS with national aftlllates dents and other supervl- clerical support. Will get free at 1-800-367-1014. An More! Busy, Interesting All privileges. Large MANCHESTER — Now MAINTENANCE M E ­ W ANTED — Responsible BUILDER — New homes, Call 649-8607. $1888. Coll 644-8368. profit shoring. Coll 649- sory assignments. Involved with the na­ Equal Opportunity Em­ assignment to expedite yard. Close to Main available, 3rd floor, 4 female, non-smoker to CHANIC — Our East additions, remodeling, 4563. Contact Dr. Michael tional marketing effort of ployer, M/F. our paper work. Become Hartford facility is seek­ Street, bus line. One week room, 2 bedroom gport- share 3 bedroom condo In nxxh round a tost track hardwore- Important member of our rec rooms, garages, kit­ A M C G R E M L IN , 1976 — 6 PART TIME VIDEO SA­ Blake, Tolland High ing an experienced main­ security required. Call ment. Garage, yard. $395. Manchester. Call 646- /sottwore manufacturer. capable team. Accuracy chens remodeled, ceil­ cylinder, standard, very MECHANIC WANTED — LESPERSON — Must School, Tolland, CT, 872- TYPIST/DICTAPHONE tenance mechanic to per­ 643-2659. References. Security. 8778, after 5:38pm. Salary will commensu­ In typing and ability to ings, bath tile, dormers, Home and Garden 64 nice condition In and out. the doth For construction com­ have knowledge of video 0561 or 875-9682. — Excellent typing skills form machine repair Prefer married couples. rate with experience. track detail areessentlal. roofing. Residential or Runs excellent. Passed pany. Must have recorders. Call Al Slef- required for busy Insu­ maintenance. Successful No pets. Coll 646-7512. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Please send resume to; Pleasant East Hartford com m ercial. 649-4291. emissions. No rust. $858, complete set of tools and terfs Appliances, 647-9997 DENTAL ASSISTANT — rance office. Phone 872- applicant should have 1 Jeff Hall, Micro Control office, off 1-84. Hours Aportments for Rent 42 DELIVERING RICH best offer. Call 647-9087. be able to weld. Full for appointment tor Excellent opportunity tor 6200 after 2pm. to 2 years of machine If you are like the wise old benefits. Coll Brad be­ experienced person to Systems, 27 Hartford 8am-5pm, Mon.-FrI. Insu­ Services ROBERT E. JARVIS — L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus Interview. repair experience and be Store/Office Space 44 Building & Remodeling tax. Sand, gravel and 1977 BUICK CENTURY — owl, we don't have to sell tween 9am and 3pm, 289- loin our prevention or­ Tpke., Vernon, CT 06066. EXPERIENCED FULL rance and pension benef­ willing to work either 2nd its. Phone 528-9551, Per- Specialist. Additions, stone. Call 643-9504. Fair condition. 4 door, you on the advantages and 8235. WAITRESS — Immedlote iented quality office. Full TIME CASHIERS or 3rd shift. This oppor­ MANCHESTER — Avail- .. PERMANENT PART sonnel Manager, garages, roofing, siding, fair to good tires, new openings. Apply in per­ time, good salary and Wanted. Apply In person: tunity offers good wage, able Immediately. One, Services Offered SI results offered by the Want TIME TELLERS — Expe­ Hartford Despatch, 9am- kitchens, bathrooms, re­ VARIETY O U T D O O R battery, air conditioning, MANCHESTER - Legal son: La Strada West, 471 benefits. Coll 429*0230. Highland Park Market, benefits and opportunity two and three bedroom SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ Ads. rience preferred, but not 12 noon tor appointment placement wlndows- Bushes, $5 each, house A M / F M tope. Best offer. Secretary with expe­ Hartford Rood. 317 Highland Street, for development. Ifquall- apartments. $400, $440, livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. necessary. Apply In per­ /doors. Call 643-6712. plants, .SO/c and up. Need Call evenings, 7:30- rience. Requires skills In CAR RECONDITIONER Manchester. or send resume to: P.O. fied send informotlon to $520, heat and hot water prime retoil space, ample son: Savings Bank of Box 8271, East Hartford, DDD JDBS, Trucking. room , must sell. Private 9:30pm, 649-8170; Days, Common sense tells you typing and shorthand and ELECTRICIANS AND — Experienced. Must be Box W, c/o The Manches­ Included. BIssell and parking. $660. Call 236- Manchester, 923 Main C T 06108. E O E . Home repairs. You name MASTER CABINET home, 649-6486. Soturdoy and Sunday, knowledge of real estate JOURNEYMEN — 2 ye­ self starter, hove Connec­ PART TIME HELP ter Herald. B o y ij Realtors. 649-4800. 6021 or 644-3977. Herald they are the most econom­ Street, Manchester. It, we do It. Free esti­ MAKER with 30 years 643-2111. and bookkeeping. Part ars experience. Holi­ ticut d rive r’s license and WANTED MORNINGS — mates. Insured. 643-0384. ical and effective method time or full time. Call be flexible. Call 643-9008. EOE. Bagging and carrying out EXPERIENCED W A ­ 3'/2 ROOM APARTM ENT MANCHESTER OFFICE hands on experience. Old SEARS LAWN TRACTOR Classified days, benefits and insu­ fashioned craftsmanship days 643-5820, evenings groceries. Apply in per­ TERPROOF CONTRAC­ — Private home, heat, SPACE — Ideal for ac­ — With snow thrower of buying and gelling rance. Call 246-5106. LAWN MOWING — ot a fair price. All your 1978 GREEN CONCORD 643-7135. CAR CLEANER — Learn son: Highland Park TOR Wanted — Too appliances. Working sin­ countant, lawyer or sales attachment. Engine Ads Hedge trimming - chain woodworking needs. In­ — Excellent condition! merchandise and serv­ new and used car prep. Market, 317 Highland wages. Call 646-3361 or gle adult only. No pets, office. Central location. needs work. Moke offer. L O T A T T E N D A N T FULL TIME TRUCK saw work - light trucking. terior and exterior. Call Must be seen! Call 643- ices. For whatever you PART TIME HELP Must have Connecticut Street, Manchester. 563-3006. children. Call 643-2880. Ample parking. Call 649- Coll 646-6868. 643-2711 NEEDED — 40 hours per DRIVER WANTED — General handyman, in­ 647-7226. 1021 or 643-9008. W A N T E D — Must be a week. Available Imme­ d rive r’s license and be 2891. need, check the Want Ads CLERK/TYPIST — High Must be able to move sured. Call Roy, 646-7973. responsible person. diately. Call 649-6550, ask flexible. Call 643-9008. EXPERIENCED C O N ­ EAST HARTFORD — 2 first thing, or piut one to tech micro computer appliances. Excellent CARPENTRY AND MA­ 1974 M U S T A N G 11— 4 Apply In person: Pero tor Joe or Glen. STRUCTION SUPERIN­ pay and benefits. Apply bedrooms, heat, hot wa­ MODERN OFFICE FOR NOTICE TO CREDITOR$ PIZZA AND GRINDER company looking for sup­ SONRY — Free esti­ cylinder, power steering, work 'round the clock for Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland TENDENT — Mlnlmum5 In person at: Al Sleffert’s ter, appliances, carpet. R E N T -431 sq.ft. Heated, Pets 6$ COOK — Immediate op­ port person to help with LYDALL HAS An Open­ mates. Call Tony automatic, only 53,800 ESTATE OF JOHN S. you. You’ll get a lot more Street, 643-6384. years experience in all Appliances, 445 Hartford $425 per month. Call 289- air conditioned and car­ STEVENSON, lata of Man­ BARTENDERS — Mo- enings. Apply In person: soles leads, data entry, ing for a full time Entry Squillacote, 649-0811. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa miles. Great condition. types of commercial con­ Road, Manchester. 0000 between 10am and - peted. 646-4440 days, ev­ LAWN MOWERS RE­ chester, deceased. than the early bird got. le/Female, needed wee­ La Strada West, 471 Hart­ typing and general admi­ Level Data Entry Opera­ $1750. Call before 4pm, The' Hon. William E. Flti- MEDICAL RECEPTIO- struction projects In $1 5om, Monday thro ' enings 646-1077. PAIRED— Quick, Expert aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa DOG TRAINING OBE­ kend nights and weekend ford Rood. nistrative clerical abili­ tor. The position requires 646-2788. Gorold, Judge, ot the Court NIST/CLERK — Typing mllllon-$5 mllilon range. g i r l Friday. Service! Senior Dis­ DIENCE CLASSES — days. Part time hours ties. Get Involved with a m inim um of 40 wpm FRIDAY — Expe­ Heottoig/Plumblng SS of Probate, District ot Man­ desirable, full time. No Send resume and salary AVAI4.ABLE SEP­ count! Free Pick Up and Starting August 20th, In chester at a hearing held on only. Apply: Ground AUTO MECHANIC — national marketing effort typing ability. We offer a rienced secretarial help Saturdays. Call after requirements to Job Op­ EAST HARTFORD — 1 TEMBER 1st — Prime Delivery! ECONOMY Bolton. Call 643-9839 or 1973 CHRYSLER NEW­ August 9,1944ordered that all Round, 3025 Main Street, Light mechanical duties. for a growing hadware- good starting salary and needed In growing mort­ claims must be presented to W ANT ADS 2pm, 643-0210. portunities, P.O. Box bedroom, heat, hot wa­ office space at 263 Main M O W E R , 647-3660. 872-4588 for registration. PORT — Good condition. Glastonbury. Including tune-up, /sottware manufacturer. excellent benefits. For an gage company. Appli­ the fiduciary on or before 1064, Norwich, C T 06360. fer, appliances, carpet* Street, Manchester. $150 FOGARTY BROTHERS $1100 or best offer. Call November 9, 1984 or be brakes, mufflers, etc. Salary negotiable. Send Interview please call cants should possess EOE. shorthand and typing Ing, next to pork. $375 per monthly Includes every­ ATTENTION PARTI- — Bathroom remodel­ 643-7604. barred os by law provided. Apply In person: Oldies letter or resume to M.B. Fran Tozzoll, Personnel Dianne E. Yusinas, 643-2711 month. Call 289-0000 be­ thing. Call 646-4144. ERS; Call Jack Bertrand ing; Installation water REAL ESTATE CONSTRUCTION But Goodies Used Cars, Romano, Micro Control skills (70 w pm ). Some Wanted to Buy 70 Assistant Clerk Manager at 646-1233. tween 10am and 5om, for the best dances and heaters, garbage dispo­ SALESPERSON 323 Center Street. Systems, Inc., 27 Hart­ bookkeeping required. LABORER LPN — 11 to 7. Full time Call 649-2680 for an Monday thru Friday. MANCHESTER — Newly parties. DJ and Light sals; faucet repairs. 649- The fiduciary Is; Part time tor weekends ford Tpke., Vernon, CT S T R O N G LABORERS Manchester On new home or part time position Interview. renovated Office Spaces Show by the Party Pers­ 4539. VIsa/MasterCard Allan D. Thomas, Esa. on new home develop­ 06066. WANTED — For water­ 118 MAIN STREET — available Immediately. accepted. WANTED — Cleon re­ One Heritage Place, ment. p roject. SALiSPERSON available. Options: Staff pective People. Call 643- Manchester, Ct. 06040 proof contractor. Top Three room h eated Located on Spencer cords, 33's and 45's. Rock, Experience preferred, with benefits, $8.65 or Per FULL TIME, PACKAGE 1262. 1975 MERCURY MO­ 0354)0 Herald PART TIM E — Weekend wages. Call 646-3361 or apartment, hot water, Street, near East Hart­ Big Band, Classicals, Call 646-1324 Call 643-2111 but will accept indi­ Diem, $9.65. Every other STORE — Must be availa­ N AR CH — 56,000 original receptionist to show 563-3006. security, no appliances. ford line. Single or multi­ Blues, etc. Records Re­ vidual with strong weekend off. Come loin ble evenings and Satur- BRICKS, BLOCKS, miles. Original owner. 4 model homes. Call 643- us In W llllm antic. Only 20 $435. Phone 646-2426, 9-5 ple rooms. Utilities In­ Household Goods 61 cycled, 212 Route 83, Ver­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS background in retail doys. Coll 649-0446 be­ STONE — Concrete. door sedan. Power steer­ P L A C IN G AN A D In clas­ 4005. minutes away. Canter­ weekdays. c lu d e d . Picturesque non, 872-6386. selling.Call for ap­ tween 9am and 4pm, ask Chimney repairs. No lob ing, brakes, air condi­ ESTATE OF EDITH Moc- sified Is a very easy, bury Villa, Wllllmantic. setting. Ideal for profes­ Knit Tabard AHA TRANSPORTATION. pointment, Bernie’sTV for Jett. too small. Call 644-8356. tioning. Many new parts. DONALD, late ot Manches­ simple process. Just dial PERSON TO DO LAWN Marie Berleron, Admin­ 474 MAIN STREET — sional. Coll 649-2796. ter, deceased. Transporting Coventry & Appliance, Tri-City USED REFRIGERA­ Priced to sell. Call after 643-2711. W e'll help you istrator, Phone 423-2597. PAINTERS — With 5 Second floor. Three room The Hon. William E. Fitz­ school children Is looking BOOKKEEPER Plaza, Vernon. MAINTENANCE — Must DRIVER FOR LAUNDRY LADY BUSTER KEN­ TORS, WASHERS, 4pm, 646-8137. Gerald, Judge, ot the Court word your ad for maxi­ have transportation and Call for appointment, years experience In resi­ heated apartment. $375. FOUR ROOMS — On East lor good, quelilied people ROUTE — Tuesdays and NELS — Canine board­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ Automotive of Probate, District of Man- m um response. to drive school bus in the Through Trial Bal- 875-3394 be dependable. Flexible Monday thru Friday, 9 to dential and commercial Thursdays. Call 646-2246 No appliances. Security. Center Street. First floor, ing, state licensed, safe, teed, parts and service. chastar at a hearing held on fall. AM, PM, noon runs hours. Call 646-8042. 2. work. Good pay and after 5pm. 646-2426 weekdays, 9 to 5. carpeted, air conditi­ clean, reasonable rates. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & FOR SPARKLING wood­ August9,1984orderadthatall ahce. Accounts pay­ claims must be presented to available. $5.50 an hour working conditions. Call: oned, private entrance, R .L. Cobb, 647-8309 and Son, 649 Main Street, work, tile, glass and plus attendance bonus able, job cost re­ the fiduciary on or before 1-224-4846 tor appoint­ F O U R ROOM S — 2nd ample parking, heat In­ 649-8496. 643-2171. Cors/Trucks fo r Sale 71 painted surfaces, add November 9, 1984 or be Tops In Style and driving awards. Must cords, requisitions, ment. E O E . Business Opportunitlei 22 floor, newly redecorated, cluded. Call 646-0811 dr three tablespoons of barred as by low provided. be able to drive standard sales records. modern bath. No utilities. 646-8282. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE, THREE PIECE LANE washing soda to a quart Dianna E. Yusinas, transmission and have PACKER, DRIVER Assistant Clark clean diving record. Will Send Resume to: $360 a month. Call 871- CONCRETE Walkways, BEDOOM SET & Living 1971 D O D G E DART of warm water and wash. WANTED — For early 1600 SQ. Ft. Industrial train and license. If inter­ START YOUR OWN 6098, 9-5. steps, patios, chimney Room furniture — Call SWINGER, 318 — Auto­ No rinsing required. For The fiduciary Is: Box 711 EARN BIG MONEY ' . morning bakery work. Space for light manufac­ ested and you qualify call MAIL ORDER BUSI­ repairs, siding and paint­ 875-8486 after 6pm. matic, power steering. sparkling results when Robert K. Wright 742-8806,7am-3pm, Mon. Manchester, CT 06040 Must be 25 years or older. turing with loading dock 24 West Elm Street NESS. We ship merchan­ 3'/2 ROOM BACHELOR ing. Quality work at Excellent running condi­ you' have something to -FrI. or call 643-9205 Experience not neces­ and office. Bolton area. Darien, Ct. 06820 dise to your customers. lower prices. Call 646-7776 tion. Florida cor. Call sell, use a low-cost ad In 036-08 sary. Must be able to A P A R T M E N T In Rock­ Call Monday thru Thurs­ FOR PART-TIME WORK* LUE, P.O. Box 2147, ville — 2nd floor, heat for free estimates. 871-2338, mornings. $956. classified. count. Coll 522-2211. day, 646-5686. Misc. tor Sole 63 Belden Station, Norwalk, and hot water included. NOTICE TO CREDITORS C T 06850. BOOKKEEPING & TYP­ M A ID -T O -O R D E R is an $310 plus security. Call 1973 ECONOLINE VAN, 643-1982. ING SERVICES Availa­ FORD — $975. Reconditi­ NOTICE OF INVITATION TO ESTATE OF VERNON D. established, professional JOIN ble at YOUR BUSINESS SCREENED LOAM — oned motor, very good iieceive eiot GREENE, late of Monches- home and office cleaning UPCMSIIB Grovel, processed TOWN OF COVENTRY ter, deceased. Real Estate MANCHESTER — 3 bed- ' annul BHiNass Bisina OFFICE. 164 East Center running condition. New BURGER KING service. Our hourly rate gravel, sand, stone and The Town of Coventry will Th t Hon. William E. Fitz­ Opening available in Outside Sales ••••••••••••••••••••••a room older duplex, quiet 2 sui/iassa Street, Manchester, 647- brakes, new tires, stand­ receive bids tor mointenonca Gerald, Judge, of the Court Is above average with Will MJbdlvldB and aRBr to buH. fill. For deliveries call THE HOME OF THE WINNER neighborhood, oarage," 6,000 M). ft. warwhc^BB Of m >m - 9780. ard shirt. Call only otter and janitorial services for of Probate, District of Man- bonuses and health Insu­ Homes for Sole 3i George Gritting, An­ the Town Office Building chastar at a hearing hold on selling subscriptions for the big yard. $450 plus utill-" biy bulldl ng. Load Ing dock. 3 ovar* 5pm, Monday thru Fri­ rance plans available. haad doora. fancad parking dover, 742-7886. located on Main Street In August 9,1984 ordered that all Flexible work hours IDay-NIght-Weekend) PROFESSIONAL PRUN­ day, weekends anytime, Coventry. Specifications for clolms must be presented to We are now Interviewing ties. Available S ep- * RW RGAlty - 647-5003 An Opportunity lor advancement tember 1st. Write to Box - Mr. Norman ING of your ornamental 649-9812.______the work ora available from the fiduciary on or before tor 10 permanent full and M A N C H E S T E R — Colon­ plants. Coll Whitham SHETLAND FLOOR the Town Manager's Office. Novambar 9, 1984 or be Manchester Herald part time housecleaning WW, c/o The Manchester ‘ SCRUBBER/Pollsher. Saolad bids will be received barred as by law provided. Excellent training ial, large country kitchen Herald. Nursery, 643-7802. USE RICE to Cleon the until 10:00 o.m. Aug. 20, 1904 / Dianna E. Yusinas, positions In the Glaston­ with all appliances. 2 full Very good condition. $15. Inside of bottles and long- at the Office of the Town Aulstoni Clerk Competitive wages bury area for September. baths, central air condi­ LICENSED DAY CARE Call 643-5314. stem vases. Sprinkle rice Manager, at which time air Early evenings and Saturdays Possible advancement MANCHESTER — South Z MANCHESTER bids will be publicly opened The fiduciary Is: tioning, wooded private Main, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, - — Two openings, begin­ Inside container, add Great benefits for the motivated individ­ NOW RENTING PUMP AND FILTER for and read aloud. Cheryl A. Greene lot, garage. $85,900. F.J. 2nd floor apartment. - ning In September. Meals warm, sudsy water and The Town rvservas the right 98 Bishop Drive — Set your own hours — ual. Neatness, dependa­ 822 MAIN ST. above ground pool. Ex­ SplleckI Realtors, 643- Older, pleasant duplex. Z provided. Tanner Street. shake vigorously. The to roloct any or oil bids and to Framingham, MA 01701 As you can see, there is a lot in itforyou bility and own transpor­ Central Bethiesa cellent condition. $75. waive any Informolltlas In 2 1 2 1 . Ideal for mature couple. • Ages 3-5. Call 646-1311. rice will polish and clean 037-00 besides extra money and the start of a ta tio n a m ust. C a ll Matrld Call 742-7485. Interior. Use the classi­ the bidding. rewarding career with the Burger King® 659-2953 for an Security and deposit. $300 Z 2 STORY BLOQ. Dated ot Coventry, Connec­ 8 REGENT STREET — per month, plus heat and " fied columns to sell those ticut, the 9th dovol Aug. 1904. NOTICR TO CRHDITORS appointment. Alter to suit for credit COMPLETE CUB system. Industrial, lot size 100 x electricity. Call 649-2400 • still good, but no longer Michael F. Cleary, worthy-tenant. GG YGU HAVE A LGVEO SCOUT UNIFORM, In­ Actina Town Manager ESTATE OF MARY F. Apply In person at: For further information contact 150. Possibility for stor­ after 5pm. * used Items around your KLEIN Frances M. Kisin GNE Who Needs Perso­ cludes bear/wbelos 0344M Oka 467 Center Street, Manchester INSPECTOR — Layout. 5 age bins, warehouse or 647-5003 nal Attention? We are home. o k a Mory Frances Klein, late scarfs and bobcat/wolf Of Manchester, deceased. Circulation Manager years minimum expe­ small manufacturing, BB. WOMUW willing to run errands, welding shop. Price re­ book. $15. Call 649-6663. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ rience on Sheet Metal or do your shopping or COMMUNITY DEVB.OPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM Gerald, Judoe, of the Court duced for quick sale. MANCHESTER •TATlMENr OF OBJECTIVES at 647-9946 Preclsloned Machine. take you shopping, of Probate, District ot Man­ Colll-Wagner Realty, W ILL T R A D E MY In accordance with Title I of Nie Housing and Community chester at a hearing held on Aircraft parts. Evening Five rooms, Du­ cook--tneals or very Development Act of 1974, os amarxJed, the following oblac- 3 K IT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright HOOVER Upright for August 9,1984 ordered that all M LS , 249-5287 or 633-0019. tlvas have btan developed fortha Community Davalopmant Must be 18 years of age^or older. shift opening. W ELDERS plex Ranch. Refer­ MANCHESTER light housekeeping. your canister In good claims must be presented to — Hell-Arc. Experienced Program. Activities undertaken will be govamed by these the fiduciary on or before ences, security, 2300 a/f available in Call 643-4741 or 640- condition. Call 646-4995. oblactivas. November 9, 1984 or be In Group I, II, III &IValso aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa In accordance with Statutory raoulremants the use of Com­ barred os by law provided. A colorful knit tabard lease. Tenant pays mini office park, off 0273. anylfmo. - . munity Davalopmant Block Grant Funds are directed to­ woow> Vdo PteA'Se O/ex aluminum on aircraft DESK, fi£lCE> METAL Dianne E. Yusinas, will keep you warm and type parts. Test required. Condominiums 32 own utilities. Exit 94 of 1-84/86. Am­ ward banafltlng low and modarata Income citizens, as wall Assistant Clerk CATNiP ooT with formica top, $65. os preventlngor eliminating stumor blight conditions within amartly dressed, too. Day and evening shift ple parking, a/c, fully Easy to knit from 4-ply FpoM UMDeRTTte SToVe Call 646-3252. the Town. So os to prevent datarloratlon and to upgrade The fiduciary Is: openings. Excellent Call Ginger, carpeted, private lavs. knittine worsted. 6x>W«2 CAR GfiX b a c k . these oraot, a significant portion ot the funds are dedicated R lc h i^ T. Klein working conditions In an Brokers protected. to sidewalk ond drainage Improvement programs. 15 Ferguson Rd., Three pretty tope for No. 6729 has knit direc­ 1 b -SLeep/ MANCHESTER — 400 MerriU Lynch Pointlng/PaiMrlna 52 STANLEY U-INSTALL CELEBRITY CIPHER air conditioned plant In A secondoblactlvo Is to Improve sarvicas providad tonalgh- Monchester, Ct. 06040 ikirts or pente . . . eeey- tions for Small, Medium North Main Street. New 2 Coll Nr. NerMon GARAGE DOOR OP­ borhoods loootad In the Community Development target 03808 CM6t)rttyClp>wrcrYpLogr«m6f orm m irofnquo<«tlombyfamoM6p>cpit.pMtaodpr»twit. Manchester. Overtime aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa to-eew. and Large (10-20) inclu­ EMhMtarlnttMdptMrilafidtforanotfw. Today'§etuKJE. bedroom townhouse. R e a lty ENER — Still In box. great. Actlvltlee will be directed at oddlng additional park­ 647-5003 ing and drolnoge fdcllltle* at the Town's Senior Center, os No. 8191 with Photo- sive. and company benefits. Fully oppllanced kitchen, Digital Deluxe model. Guide is in Smell, Medi­ by CONNIE WIENER Interviewing 9am to 4pm. PAINTING AND PAPER well at making playground Improvements for the youth convenient to busline and 872-7777 HANGING — Exterior Never used. $99. Call within eligible oreas. um or Lurfc Sisc. Medi­ Dynamic Metal Pro­ shopping. $58,400. C H F A 646-1625. A third oblective Is to provide occestlbllltv to To«m pro­ NOTICR TO CRRDITOR8 um (12-14) . . . top. 2% *iDJW B RNO UW OK B’Y TJEEBWF ducts, 422 North Main and Interior, ceilings re­ TO 9 8 0 0 , ISS4 $2JI0 tar sssb approved. Call 649-9404, grams tor persons with physical dlsobllltles.'Structunil mo­ ESTATE OF HILMA HILL yurds 46-inch; center, IH Street, Manchester, 646- paired. References, fully difications to the Town Hall Bulldlngore currently under de­ yards; Attorn, 1% yards. mbmij^las M ( (sf M itsti ss4 649-4064 or 647-1340. OLD BAR BOTTLES, sign. Oka Hllmo E. HIM. late ot OUUOD8RTOJ, TU BH QUM RTQ YJ BH OK 4048. EXECU-SUITE Insured. Quality work. Manchester, deceased. MANCHESTER Martin Mattsson, even­ Schittz electric clock, A final oblective Is to provide the opportunity for decent i l B M .M l T HM$I.MncMK housing to all citizens. This oblsctlve Is being met through The Hon. William E. Fitz­ TO EEB n. seed $ 2Jt fit sese V E R N O N A R E A — 1 bed­ BENNET ELOERLY ings 649-4431. running, signs for home Gerald, Judge, ot the Court BT FUBWF BW ODJ IVUWF LBVJNOBUW, B SAVE MONEYI bar. Bud, Schlltz, Cor­ the Housing Rshobllltotlon Program. ■itlsni, H n M$ (99 9«tw* Md ItIftnf'sASiltsi room condo. Immaculate PROPOBED FROJBCriD UBB OF FUNDB; of Probate, District of Man­ k M E IIa i. Hsu Vsdi. R.Y. I888S condition. Wall to wall HOUSING by's, Rupperts. $68. 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R E A L E S T A T E , 529-2888. 528-6522 6444)585 or 6444)036. 032-Oe 039-08 P r ie s .... I Rtetrk Him* ts SUSS. I i 20 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Mondiiy, August 13. 1984 BUSINESS Hoc department report Have any questions ,M B’s win, 7-3, New tax law changes rules on family low-interest loan complains about shelter on the state lottery? march to finals ... page 3 ... page 11 from his company for a year on a demand loan, which ... page 15 On July 18, President Reagan signed the 1984 tax income-splitting? No! Far from it! A long list of he repays at the end of the year. The going interest law — legislation that has become massive with family income-splitting favorites are untouched by rate is 12 percent. complications as it has moved between the Senate and the new law. An excellent exainple: the short-term Result: Seth avoids paying the $6,000in interest that House. There are hundreds of changes that translate Your trust. You set up a single trust, transfer money (or>W a bank would charge and he pays no more income tax directly into gains or losses for us. Many changes are property) to it for at least 10 years and a day, and then retroactive; they already are in effect. Ignorance in Money's get it back. than before the new law. Suppose the no-interest loan is made to a this case can be extremely costly. How it works: You, the parent, transfer income- non-employee shareholder. Then under the new law, Thus. I have prepared six columns with the Worth producing property — stock, for instance — to a trust the company "paym ent” is considered to be a assistance of Eli J. Warach, divisional senior vice Sylvia Porter set up for your child. The trust lasts 10 years and a Mostly cloudy president of Prentice-Hall, to help explain the tax day. The trust is distributed and taxed to the dividend. Manchester, Conn. Result; The company cannot deduct dividends, so it changes that affect you right now. low-income-tax-bracket child. When the trust expires, through Wednesday Tuesday, Aug. 14, 1984 the stock is returned to you. In effect, you have split has phantom income on the loan while the borrower 1. There are new rules for no- or low-interest family — See page 2 loans that could greatly help another family member income with your child for a 10-year period. pays no income tax. Single copy: 25tt but won't necessarily cost you a cent. exceptions to the new rules on no-interest family 4. Company interest-free loans get an OK under the There are no tax consequences to a no-interest loan The new rules; A loan from a parent is treated so loans. In general, there are no tax consequences new tax law. No-interest loans are still winners even if (a) total loans between the company and taxpayer iiaitrliPHlpr Mprall) that the parent is assumed to be charging the going involved in a no-inlerest loan if all loans between under the new law. Loans can be made by the are less than $10,000, and (b) tax avoidance is not a interest rate; or the parent is deemed to give the child parent and child come to less than $10,000. And if they corporation without the actual payment of interest by principal purpose of the loan. the money to pay the interest; or the child is treated as exceed $10,000. the parent still may have no income employees. What the new law does do is transform the Effective date: Term loans made after June 6,1984, paying the interest. With these three points in mind, lax liability if the total loans don’t exceed $100,000. no-interest loan into a series of bookkeeping and amounts outstanding on demand loans after June note that no money changes hands — except for the transactions. 6, 1984. But a demand loan is exempt from the new law It is only when total loans exceed $100,000 that the loan principal. The company "pays” the employee added compen­ if repaid within 60 days after the date of enactment. parent is sure to be hit full force by the new rules. He Result: The parent makes a gift to the child equal to sation equal to the interest that would be owed on the O ’Neill sees then must declare imputed income equal to int^r,est at the amount of the interest. Since the child is assumed loan. That "paym ent” is deductible by the company ("S ylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s," the going rate on the outstanding loan. to return this amount in the form of interest, the as compensation. On the other side of the transaction, 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money management, is now available through her parent must pay income tax on it. But the child Effective date; Generally, Junc6,1984. But demand the employee will owe no income tax on the interest column. Send $9.9S plus $1 for mailing and handling to actually comes out ahead. loans (the typical family loan) that are currently since he is entitled to an offsetting interest deduction for the interest he "p ays” on the loan. “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book lor the 80s,” in care town’s need Reason; Ile/she does not take the gift into income: unpaid are exempt if they are repaid within 60 days of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, yet he picks up a deduction for interest he does not after the new law is signed. Bottom line: The only cash changing hands is the actually pay. face amount of the loan. Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to 2. New law exceptions: There are generous 3. Does all this mean the end of family For instance, employee Seth Smith borrows $50,000 Universal Press Syndicate.) for sewers Y By Sarah Passell Stamp Vt. panel backs Herald Reporter Gov. William A. O’Neill was treated this morning to 4 a tour of the area south of East Center Street near losses import of power Porter Street, which was slated for a $1.7 million sewer reconstruction project until the town lost nearly ■ •'4k .rf* -• $1 million in expected state funds two months ago. The governor made no promises about restoring /'I reduced during shutdown state funding to the Porter trunk project, considered x M - essential by town officials. But state environmental CONCORD, N il. (UPI) - The protection Commissioner Stanley Pac said he was amount of money incorrectly dis­ By B.L. Goldberg Quebec power will follow. confident that the state could find the money in bits tributed to people through the New United Press International The board chose a Highgate- and pieces. That would allow the town to rebuild the Hampshire Food Stump program Franklin route proposed by the sewers in sections. was cut in half recently through MONTPELIER, Vt. - Ver­ Vermont Electric Power Co., Town Public Works Director George Kandra led the / new management procedures, ac­ mont’s Public Service Board says because it least affected wetlands tour. He preceded the walk it with a short explanation cording to results of a sample constructing a 200-megawatt and agricultural property and of the sewer problem in front of a map of the area in study of the program. power line to import $500 million of could easily meet a Hydro-Quebec the East Center Street real estate office of Rep. James Hernkl photo by Tirquinio The rate of erroneous Food Canadian hydropower is the best line at the border, it said. McCavanagh, D-Manchester. Stamp payments made in the way of replacing power lost when Its path was shifted slightly west Attending were Town General Manager Robert Sideways delivery sample was4 percent, compared to Vermont Yankee nuclear power to avoid open farmland and an Weiss, Kandra, McCavanagh, Pac, former Mayor 8.7 percent the first half of fiscal plant shuts down for at least 36 active sugarbush on two properties John W. Thompson and Town Director Stephen A large van that had been making deliveries for an Avon food forced the driver to make an evasive turn, according to police. 1984 and a federal limit of 7.7 weeks next year. on the Highgate-Franklin line and Cassano. Cassano is running against Sen. Carl company lies on its side as police and paramedics survey the The driver, 21-year-old Frank Fazzino of Middlefield, was percent. The PSB concluded the project is to reduce adverse visual affects, Zinsser, R-Manchester, in the Fourth District and scene. The truck rolled over near the corner of Lydall and vernon New management techniques, the best way of making up not only the PSB said. Thompson will face Rep. Elsie Swensson, R- unhurt. Two wreckers hauled the truck away shortly after 11 a m. including more attention to the short-term power losses but also It crq;sses four roads before Manchestcr, in the 13th District in the fall election. streets today about 9 a.m., seconds after an unidentified car financial status of recipients, in more extensive ones, like the meeting up with a Canadian line at McCavanagh is seeking a second term. large part led to the reduced rate of gradual loss of nearly 150 meg­ the border, Democratic Town Chairman Ted Cummings incorrect payments, according to awatts of cheap power from the Canadian power flowing over the stopped by McCavanagh’s office briefly to greet the Neal Boutin, a regional coordina­ New York Power Authority by line will be the first Hydro-Quebec governor. tor for the state Division of 1995. has guaranteed to sell year-round Senator says mine terrorists known AFTER A STROLL down Harrison Street past the Welfare. "Each alternative waseithernot outside the province. Multi-Circuits plant and a view of a dip in the road in The Food Stamp program serves available on a timely basis, could Prices Received and front of 94 Hamlin St., which Kandra identified as the about 14.000 households with $25 not be delivered because of trans­ The Highgate convert is seen as Bv Hala Khourv join a multinational operation to rid the Minister Taha Yasin Ramadan ac­ area but they tu' iu'd out to he false a possible beginning of a transmis­ locations of two of the worst sewer overflows in million in federal funding annual. Paid by Farmers mission limitations or was more United Press International Red Sea of mines. cused Iran and Libya of planting mines Egyptian Defense Minister Alulel sion corridor that could open up rainstorms, O’Neill commented on the’ endangered It is administered through the "o of 1977 expensive than this project,” the A spokesman for the British Em­ in the Red Sea and Gulf of Suez to divert Halim Ahu-Gha/ala denied that mines new markets in the Northeast for project. state. PSB said in a permit issued last CAIRO, Egypt — A U.S. senator said bassy in Cairo said the vessels entered attention from the Persian Gulf war were found in the area in statements 200- the provincial power company. "This is why we’re putting money into rebuilding A review in May of 194 Strafford week allowing construction of the today the United States knows who is Egyptian waters and were scheduled to and decrease pres.sure on Iran. carried by the Middle East News Net farm seven-mile power line and $35 the whole state infrastructure,” he said. "The need is responsible for mining the Red Sea and arrive at Port Said, at the northern County homes in the study found Hydro-Quebec has approxi­ there, obviously.” “ We believe that Iran and Libya arc Agency. that of $23,690 given away in income million converter station. mately 30,000 megawatts of un­ Gulf of Suez but stopped short of entrance to the Suez Canal later today. behind the recent mine explosions in Prices paid During the half-hour tour, Kandra emphasized that “ There are no mine fields in the Red benefits to these households. $861 The PSB also specified which of developed power and appears naming the terrorists. Specter did not identify the suspects the Red Sea.” Ramadan said in an 150- \ the sewer lines in the Porter Street area are the oldest Sea ... but there are those who wish to was issued in excess of what should the four possible routes it has ready to market the electricity in "The mining of the Red Sea is part of who planted mines in the Red Sea, interview with the daily Jordan Times. disrupt international navigation itithis - ______decided the line carrying Hydro- in town, with some dating back to the turn of the a very serious international terrorism damaging at least 18 ships since July 9. have been allocated. the United States. century. Shipping insurers Lloyd’s of London area by throwing specific objects in the The study, called Project Integ­ (plot) and we have a pretty good idea of But when asked to pinpoint responsibil­ said mines have been found floating “ The industry that’s impacted is very important bottom of the sea that explode wlieTi rity less than I percent of the total I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I who the terrorists are,” Arlen Specter, ity he referred to the accusations made because it’s our second-largest employer,” Weiss beneath the southern Red Sea but the .ships sail by because of the pressure 1966 '68 '70 '72 '74 '76 '78 '80 '82 100- R-Pa., told reporters after an hour of by Mubarak Monday, charging Libya benefits were withheld from fami­ said, referring to Multi-Circuits. U.S, Defense Department gave no created,” Abu Ghazala said. lies entitled to the money. talks with President Hosni Mubarak. rather than Iran for the mines. indication that any submerged explo­ O’Neill asked how many workers there are in the The Reagan administration an­ The state’s error rate of 4 Bretton Woods hailed Specter is a member of a Pennsylva­ " I think that President Mubarak’s sives had been discovered. nounced it sent three R ll 531) Sea affected area and was told by Weiss that Multi- percent, if it holds for the second nia trade mission touring the Middle statements, which are extensively In Washington, Pentagon sources G Circuits employs more than 500 people. Commis­ Stallion helicopters to Saudi Arabia to half of the year, will create an East and Africa. quoted in the press this morning name said Monday a U.S. Navy oceanogra­ T — 1---- 1---- 1----1---- 1----1---- 1— T sioner Pac explained later that the project would be sweep for mines in the channels leading average estimated rate of 7 Specter’s statement coincided with a Libyan source and his hope that it was phic ship, the Harkness, did get 1972 '74 '76 '78 '80 '82 for its global stability placed on a priority list according to how many people to the major Saudi ports of Jeddah and percent for the year. the arrival of four British Royal Navy not an Iranian source,” Specter said. Source; U.S. Doparfment of Agriculture were affected by the sewer problem. readings from its side-scanning sonar Yanbu, both of them oil pipeline Food Stamp payments that are minesweepers and a support vessel to In Amman. Iraqi Deputy Prime indicating the presence of mines in the O’Neill also wanted to know how often the sewers terminals. They are 200 miles apart. wrong "are primarily the result of By Steven W. Syre — inflation and high interest rates overflow. Kandra said it has happened at least six households not providing accurate “It takes a brave man or a fool to enter Kansas farmer. These statistics are from — grows out of the decision to United Press International times so far this year. information to the agency in a farming nowadays,” says a retired the U.S. Department of Agriculture. suspend convertibility (of money to gold) and go to a completely timely manner," according to BRETTON WOODS. N.H. (U PI) MANCHESTER LOST the money after it failed last managed currency,” said Lewis Retail Sales Sylvio Dupuis, commissioner of — World War II was at its height spring to meet a 90-day deadline to turn in engineering Retail sales show decline in July Seasonally arIjusleO in hilliore, ol (|i,||,n the State's Department of Health when several hundred men from 44 Lehrman, a businessman who was plans for the project. Cassano said he thought the town and Welfare. countries gathered for the better a member of the Gold Commission made an effort in good faith to meet the deadline and The error rate was reduced in part of a July trying to design a created by Congress in 1980. had been surprised to learn the money had been It’s no longer just the boys WASHINGTON (U PI) - U.S. retail Sales at retail outlets were still 9.1 large part because of a change to monetary system that would keep Lehrman’s opinion supporting a re-allocated to other projects elsewhere in rants and groceries. sales dropped 0.9 percent in July, the percent ahead of a year ago. But in more frequent certification inter­ the world going after the war had fixed monetary system was in the Connecticut. Sales of non-durable goods, from first reverse since March, as almost June they had been 10.3 percent ahead views, Dupuis said. The financial ended. distinct minority of the commis­ The grant was to have come from $20 million in paper to toothpaste, were off 0.6 sion, which was looking into the every category of merchandise en­ of the year-earlier level. percent in July. review of Food Stamp recipients The accomplishments of the funds set aside for sewer reconstruction around the countered less demand, the Commerce are required now every two to keep down on the farm effect of floating exchange rates Durable goods sales, including autos The largest percentage sales decline conference held 40 years ago state, Pac said. He said some of the projects had come Department said today. months instead of every four to six since 1971. and furniture, were down 1.4 percent for the month, 3,9 percent, was in became synonymous with Bretton in under budget and expressed the hope that leftover Sales were worth $107,8 billion in after gaining a revised 1.2 in June. fbowii orgstil months, he said. Woods, the tranquil resort area The "modernized gold stand­ money could be spared in, say, $100,000 increments to general merchandise, the broad cate­ in July By P am ela J. Huev to fix and build their own farm July, $975 million less than in June after However, those June figures were Boutin said the cost of interview­ organization continues to expand nestled in the White Mountains ard” Lehrman advocated sug­ restore the grant for Manchester. gory that covers department .stores and United Press International machinery. seasonal adjustment. The decline was contradicted by another Commerce ing people more often pays for its activities. where members met. gested linking each currency to Asked why O’Neill was brought in to view the site, other multipurpose retail outlets. Twenty-one years ago, the objec­ "F irst it was just for farm kids. gold, not only the dollar. even steeper before adjustment. Department report, the July 20 report itself at least two times in money They gathered at the palatial Cassano explained, "The governor’s the top of the ■ For that category July was the worst tives and goals were broadened to But we have something for eve­ Auto sales fell 2.1 percent as did on personal income and spending, that saved. CHAMPAIGN, 111. — The Future Mount Washington Hotel to find a “ Instead of the dollar bearing team. month in a little more than eight years, include business vocations related ryone if they want it,” he said. furniture sales. Construction supplies showed auto and auto parts sales the department said. Farmers of America still prepares way to maintain postwartrade and the burden of world currency, gold ’’And it’s very simple politically,” Cassano said. " I f young men to follow in their to agriculture. Then in 1969 came The expansion is important since would be the underlying currency were off 1.6 percent. Department store already declining at that point. Gasoline sales, suffering from both help the postwar world rebuild. you have somebody that can work with the governor, 100 father’s footsteps on the family the biggest change — the F FA the chances of getting into farming all over the world,” he said. sales fell 3.8 percent for the month. The abruptness of the overall turn­ In three weeks, the conference as Jim (McCavanagh) has, you’re ahead. Carl declines in pump prices as well as farm, but today young women and decided to allow young women as are increasingly slim for someone The report appeared to confirm a down was illustrated in the iatest retail demand, is the only category to show Expert urges created the International Mone­ (Zinsser) wasn’t invited, so he hasn’t become city youths take part in the veteran members. who doesn’t come from a farm. Bernstein agrees the inflation of broadly based weakening in demand sales report. In June only two catego­ tary Fund, the World Bank and involved. I hope to be on the same team.” fewer dollars spent than a year ago. organizations’ activities. "The girls are very competitive. "It’s extremely difficult for a the last decade is a cause for that threatens to slow down improve- ries, gasoline and construction mate­ Auto sales had been up the three settled* on a gold standard that 95 lower deficit The 56-year-old F F A prepares They provide strong, strong com­ young person to get enough collat­ concern, but doesn’t think a gold ,ment in the unempioyment rate even rials, showed any slippage but in July previous months and even with July’s fixed the value of the dollar and young women for careers in petition for the boys and that’s eral to get into farming,” Witt said. standard is the solution. while it encourages Wall Street that only three showed any improvement. setback were 18.1 percent ahead of a J A )NDJFMAMJJ made it the backbone of interna­ 1983 1984___ PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — J. agribusiness. Some students at tremendous,” Witt said. "H e ’s not going to make it if he interest rates may go down. Sales were up for drugstores, restau­ July 1983. tional exchange. " I know of no country that wants Peter Grace, head of President Chicago Marshall, an inner-city Debbie Huber, 19, of Nokomis, can’t get the capital together.” " I t was a clean-cut job, but it to go back to the gold standard ... Twins’ 2 babies Reagan's non-partisan cost- school, are F F A members. 111., who just completed her year’s "Fortunately, the United States wasn’t done overnight," said Ed­ When you have the gold standard, control commission, says today’s Declining enrollments have hit term as state reporter, one of four still revolves around the family ward Bernstein, chief technical you must in the end say all policy Reagan calls athletes ‘heroes’ generation of government leaders Illinois schools hard in the last 15 state offices, said the competition farm. I hope that it will always stay don’t faze mom adviser and executive secretary has to be directed to the single end must bring down the federal deficit years but F F A is holding its own, is healthy and benefits both sexes. that way. I hope they will always with the U.S. delegation at Bretton of maintaining the gold standard,” or risk leaving a bankrupt Amer­ said Eldon E. Witt, executive "We’ve made the guys work Margaret Martin of 90 Hamlin St. called it ” no be able to follow their dad and be a Woods. he said. ica for their children. secretary in Illinois. The peak year harder,” she said. "W e’ve proved farmer.” surprise” after her twin daughters had their “ There was 2>A years of steady "W e'v e got to save every penny for membership in Illinois was 1977 women can succeed in babies 24 hours apart last week. agriculture.” work before. There was hardly any After all, Mrs. Martin said, it isn’t the first time thousands welcome U.S. Olympic team we can if we’re going to maintain at 18,232. This year, membership is Theirs was ' question that hadn’t been asked 4 our freedom. By 1990, we will have 15,714. Miss Huber, whose fam ily farms a coincidence like this has happened. and answered” before they met, Dollar up, On Thursday at about 3:20 p.m.. Heather Sharp a debt of $2.5 trillion,” Grace said To be a member of FFA, high a 500-acre grain and livestock farm By Anne Saker Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol for butterfly swimmer Mary T. Meagher ‘smelly biz’ said Bernstein, now a senior fellow — the wife of Sgt. Edward Sharp — delivered must-see gold-medal Olympians: Saturday. "W e’re robbing piggy- school students, long recognized in Montgomery County, 111., said United Press International an hour-long ceremony that will grinned at popping flashbulbs. Gold- at the Brookings Institution in Katrina Lee. On Friday at 3:13 p.m., Sgt. Holly Mary Lou Retton, the petite power­ banks, because we’re taking it by their dark blue corduroy she plans a career in public include recitation of a joint resolution medal swimmer and team clown Steve GRANT, Idaho (UPI) - A Grant Washington. Fox — the wife of David Fox — delivered Andrea house who won the all around women’s from our children.” jackets with the striking gold relations for some large gold down WASHINGTON — Their stunned, airport terminal, the loudest ovation of Lundquist mugged for cameras. couple has been found guilty of Among the hundreds of people Margaret Fox. gymnastic competition, and Mitch Grace told the 23rd annual emblems, must also be enrolled in agribusiness. surprised faces gave away the fact the the night rose from the crowd, and Dulles airport police later said they violating a Jefferson County nui­ involved in Bretton Woods were 16 The women are the former Heather and Holly Gaylord, member of the winning men’s National Conference of Lieutenant vocational agricultural courses. But Kent Burrow, who just 250 U.S. Olympics athletes were not hands reached out to touch her. She were checking all the luggage the sance ordinance because neigh­ ministers of finance, including LONDON (U P I) — The U.S. Cole. Their mother remarried. gymnastic team Governors the federal government But FFA activities involve far finished his term as state FFA expecting the joyous, raucous welcome shook some and waved at others, then athletes brought because at least one bors couldn’t stand the smell of Treasury Secretary Henry Mor- Mrs. Sharp and her husband live in Tucson, Many of the homemade signs were can save $424 billion in three years more than just farming. president, said he wants to return dollar rose Monday against all they got in the nation’s capital. was whisked to the buses waiting to pipe bomb was removed Monday their fuel alcohol plant, authorities genthau Jr., the host, and econo­ m ajor European currencies at the Ariz. Sgt. Fox and her husband live at Patterson for Miss Retton; "W e live for you, without raising taxes if the presi­ Public speaking, parlimentary to his family farm near Altamont But several thousand people waited take the athletes to their downtown afternoon from a bus that carried about said. mist John Maynard Keynes of Air Force Base in Ohio. Mary Lou" and "Way to go, Mary dent and Congress work to imple­ procedure, leadership qualities as a dairy farmer. opening of foreign exchange trad­ for hours Monday night to cheer and hotel. \ 50 members of the Turkish Olympic Gail and Irene Beard face up to a Great Britain. ing. Gold dropped. And the twins couldn’t possibly have planned Lflu.” One young blond man had his ment 2,478 cost-cutting recommen­ and community involvement also Burrow, who first will attend the applaud part of the team that won 174 Gaylord blushed and rolled his eyes team to the Los Angeles airport. $300 fine for the misdemeanor and Next weekend Bernstein and Bullion opened in Zurich at: the similar birth dates. “ At the time they got sign painted on his bare chest: "Just dations made by his panel. are stressed. University of Illinois, said FFA has medals — a record 83 of them gold — at when about 100 teenage girls screamed ’’We’ve had no intelligence of any are scheduled to be sentenced on others will attend a 40th anniver­ $343.50 an ounce, down on Friday’s pregnant, they weren’t even speaking to each for you, Mary l.«u.” He also said bemocrat Walter F. But it wasn’t always that Way. improved both his speaking and the Los Angeles Summer Games. for him. He signed some autographs bomb threat to the American athletes,” Aug. 28 for allowing materials at sary meeting at the hotel, which closing price of $347.40. In London ' other — a family spat,” Mrs. Martin said. When Miss Retton walked into the Mondale is "nuts” if he thinks tax Before 1963, "FFA was for the leadership skills. The loud, happy welcome at Dulles and tried to walk away, but Heidi a Dulles police spokeswoman said, the plant which were "offensive, Still keeps its Gold Room roped off The twins grew up in Manchester and both hikes are essential to reduce the farm boys going back to the farm ,’ ’ The organization also brings gold opened at $343 against $348.50. International Airport in suburban Hagedom, 20, of McLean, Va., stopped "but we’re just checking all their unwholesome and nauseous to a V a historical place where the The dollar’s strength was most graduated from Manchester High School in 1977. federal deficit. Witt said during a break at the 56th together chapters from throughout Washington capped a long day of him. b aggage... to ensure there is nothing to adjacent residents,” said Magis­ actual Bretton Woods agreements They have shared similar illnesses and accidents Grace, chairman and chief exec­ annual Illinois FFA Convention at the state, allowing members to pronounced against the lira. ’The celebration that began with remarks "Please shake my hand! Please!” worry about.” trate Michael Kennedy. The were signed. throughout their childhoods, Mrs. Martin said. As utive officer of W.R, Grace & Co. of the University of Illinois’ Assem­ meet, share ideas and return to greenback scored a record opening by President Reagan, who called the she pleaded. He did, and Miss Hage- Beards did not curtail the smell The gold standard lasted until Ol Congress honoring the medalists. New York, was picked by Reagan bly Hall. their communities with new enthu­ of 1,795 lire in Milan after Friday’6 children, the girls even suffered broken noses a team members "genuine heroes.” dorn screamed. Inside Today after being issued a written notice, 19’71, when President Nixon did close at 1,770.75. few months apart. "This is absolutely unbelievable.” in 1982 to oversee the cost-control FFA was organized nationally in siasm, Burrow said. "Y ou ’re heroes, every one of you "I touched him! I touched M itch!” he added. away with it. By that time, the By the way, this isn’t the only unusual birthdate said Anne Donovan, the 6-foot-8 center 70 ooget, 2 lectlont study. In a report sent to the White 1928 and received a federal charter There are no girls among the 74 In Frankfurt, the dollar started living proof of what happens when she yelled. “ He’s so cute, I don’t believe County Commission Chairman United States had failed to balance at 2.9215 marks against 2.89575, - coincidence in the family. Mrs. Martin said three for the gold-medal women’s basketball House last January, the Grace in 1950. For years, FFA members members of the Teutopolis F F A America sets its sights high and says, this! ” A dvice ...... 12 Lottery ... Clyde Terry said thg. decision did its payments for two decades. and In Zurich it climbed to 2.459T of her 19 grandchildren — from three different team. " I really don’t think any of us Commission pinpointed waste and have judged farm products and chapter this year, but adviser John ’Let’s create a little excellence,” ’ But almost anyone wearing a red Area towns . 3 O b itu a rie s .10 not mean the plant must close. The The value of a gold standard has Swiss francs from 2.4410. The sets of parents — share May 17 as a birth date. were prepared for this. None of us got Business 20 duplication and made recommen­ exhibited crops and animals at Abell said there have been in the Reagan told the athletes. "And you team jacket got applause. O pinion . plant, which has been closed since been debated since, principally as dollar edged up in London a£ One was born in 1977, another in 1980 and the third any sleep last night, and I was thinking C lassified 18-19 P e o ple ta lk dations to make government more county and state fairs. They also past. Abell, who has been working gave us moments we’ll never forget.” Volleyball player Flo Hyman, star of last summer, could open if the a control on inflation and deficits. we’d just get to the hotel and sleep. This C o m ic s ...... 8 S p o rts ... with the FFA for 17 years, said the $1.3065 to the pound against;. in 1984. Today, the athletes will ride in a the silver-medal team, smiled when 15-17 efficient. study scientific farming and learn Beards cleaned it. is incredible.” Entertainment .1 2 Television. "Most of the financial disorder Friday’s close of $1.3120. •< 15-block morning motorcade down people called her by name. Gold-medal For many welcomers, there were two it