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Monday, July 11,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Congratulations, students: Those key test scores are OK By Nancy Concelman theclassesof 1968and 1987toeach for 7:30 p.m. at 45 North School St. changes in the teaching of the eighth grades. Manchester Herald other and to national figures. percent of Manchester students School officials declined to basics in elementary schools. In eighth-grade writing. 12 The report also contains college did not meet minimum stand­ release the report prior to to­ Results in January of the percent of Manchester students Manchester school students are placement statistics and infor­ ards. the same percentage as the night’s meeting but Chesterton statewide Mastery Test showed did not meet minimum stand­ doing as well or better than they mation on national merit scholars state. said, “ Students 20 years later are that Manchester performed ards, compared to 15 percent of did 20 years ago on Scholastic and tracks the progress of class Superintendent James doing as well or better.” above the state average in ali the students statewide. Aptitude Tests and other areas, valedictorians. Assistant Super­ Kennedy said in January Man­ The study is one of four categories except fourth and In eighth-grade math, 16 per­ according to a report prepared by intendent of Schools Allan Ches­ chester would begin reviewing its conducted by the board on the eighth -grade writing and eighth- cent of Manchester students the Manchester Board of terton said today. math, reading and w ritin g quality of education in Manches­ grade math. didn’t meet minimum standards, programs. Education. A presentation on the report ter schools, he said. The three Mastery tests were given to compared to 15 percent The report includes compari­ will be given at tonight’s Board of Also on tonight’s agenda is an other studies include a look at about 90,000 students in the state statewide. sons of PSAT and SAT scores for Education meeting, scheduled update on school construction SAT and mastery testing and this year in the fourth, sixth and In fourth-grade writing. 17 projects. Town talks tough on Hang on, sewer rift M l Yi By Andrew Yurkovsky heat wave Manchester Herald

Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said today that the town should either build the sewage treatment plant as originally planned or not all. may break Director Stephen T. Cassano. meanwhile, said a restraining order should be sought to bar the By The Manchester Herald fires under control but provided U. S. Army Corps of Engineers no other relief, as the tempera from interfering with plans for Sweltering near record high ture in the Hartford area shot up the plant off Olcott Street. The temperatures combined with hu­ to 99 degrees, the hottest in 10 Corps ordered the town to stop midity and a stagnant layer of years. work on the secondary portion of polluted air continued to make The 99-degree temperature re­ the plant last month after deter­ life miserable teday. corded at Bradley International mining the town had illegally But there’s some good news. Airport In Windsor Locks shortly . filled wetlands. A tiny bit of relief is in sight. after 3 p.m. was the highest since Last week, the Corps suggested The National Weather Service July 23, 1978, when it also hit 99. the town consider moving the in Windsor Locks says that The temperature was 2 degrees secondary portion of the plant to JB northwest winds will bring lower short of the record for July 10, set the nearby town dog pound at a temperatures Tuesday, between in 1911. pricetag of $18 million or more. 85 and 90. The outlook for Despite the miserable weather, The Corps said that plan would be Wednesday is in the 80s. Manchester officials say few less damaging to the The bad news is that there may heat-related incidents occurred environment. be a return to the sweaty 90s by over the weekend. DiRosa said that the town the weekend. At Manchester Memorial Hos­ should wait until the federal Temperatures today were ex­ pital, only two people were agencies decide whether the the pected to flirt with the record high brought to the emergency room wetlands or the upgrading of the for the day, 97 degrees set in 1911. over the weekend for difficulty in plant is more important. The air quality was still consi­ breathing due to the heat, said "Thereare nooptions,” DiRosa dered “ unhealthful” today, ac­ Amy Avery, assistant public said of the alternative offered by cording to the state Department relations director. Both people the Corps. “ W e're being honest. of Environmental Protection. were treated and released. "1 We’re going with the plant where The air quality index for think people are staying in as they it is or we’re not going to go at Manchester was 175 on Sunday ■ f V. should,” she said. all.” afternoon, according to Lou Car- According to a state health Despite the costly suggestion to -aifri, tolano. A reading between 100 and official, people should be aware of move the secondary portion of the 200 is considered unhealthful. heat stroke and heat exhaustion plant, an official from the Corps An alert was issued Sunday for during high temperatures. of Engineers said today that his Fairfield County, he said, and the Heat exhaustion is caused by agency was looking into the agency may extend the alert to not keeping enough water in your possibility of allowing work other towns if readings remain body to properly function, said begun in wetlands to continue if X r-' high today. The Fairfield County Frederick G. Adams, state health efforts were made to create new alert called for residents to services commissioner. People wetlands or preserve other exist­ minimize use of motor vehicles. with heat exhaustion may be­ ing wetlands. ” It’s not good throughout the come weak, dizzy, have loss of The Corps of Engineers has state,” Cartolano said. appetite and clamniy skin. said that a wetlands permit for Cartolano said during the high Heat stroke, or sun stroke, is work already carried out would heat and poor air quality people another dangerous problem, he probably not be granted if there should stay indoors if possible said. This occurs when the body’s were less-damaging alternatives. 8tu Hlpklnt/Sptclil to ttio Horald and limit exercise to either early cooling mechanism doesn t func­ Town Manager Robert B. Weiss FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH — Angelina fountain at Charter Oak Park during a mornings or late evenings. tion due to overexertion or and other town officials are to There was a smattering of inadequate fluid replacement. meet with Lt. Col. Stanley J. Brault, 11, and Theresa Parker, 10. both sweltering Monday morning. thundershowers across the state Murphy, the deputy division of Manchester try to keep cool in the Sunday which helped keep forest See HEAT WAVE, page 10 engineer of the Corps’ New England division, at the site of the plant on Tuesday to discuss the dispute. The town, which had Reagan approves compensation for Iranian families continued work on the secondary portion of the plant under an WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ with Jose Napoleon Duarte, the The Pentagon says the Vin­ naval investigative team sent to Reagan nodded His agreement. agreement with the Corps, de­ dent Reagan indicated today he president of El Salvador, who is cennes’ sophisticated Aegis the Persian Gulf. Asked about public opinion cided Friday to halt work there has approved‘U.S. compensation recuperating after cancer radar and tracking system had But, when asked during the polls showing that a majority of today. for the families of the 290 people surgery. picked up a radio identification Oval Office picture-taking ses­ Americans surveyed had said Weiss said the work would be who died aboard the Iranian ” I want to make it plain that from the Airbus broadcast on a sion today whether he had de­ they opposed paying such com­ halted at least until the meeting airliner shot down by a U.S. there will be no compensation to frequency used only by military cided that compensation should pensation, the president said, “ I with Murphy. warship. the government of Iran or any­ aircraft, leading Capt. Will C. be granted, the president said, think that they have tied that to Director Geoffrey Naab said he “Well, I have said from the thing like that,” Reagan said. Rogers III to conclude that his “ We are a compassionate people our feelings about the govern­ supported DiRosa’s stand. He start that we are a compassionate Reagan has said that he regret­ ship faced attack from an F-14. and I think we ail have compas­ ment and what it did with regard said he would be against the people,” Reagan said when asked ted the shooting down of the Iran But the president also told sion for the famiiies of those to our people in the embassy there relocation of the secondary facil­ when he would make a decision on Air Airbus on July 3 by the USS reporters last week that he didn’t unfortunate people.” (in Tehran) when the ayatollah ity unless it were paid for by the the matter. Vincennes, a Navy cruiser whose want 'to move too quickly on the When he said that a statement (Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini) federal government. “Later today, there’ll be a captain had thought the ship was question of compensation, saying would be coming, a reporter came in.” Cassano said, ” I would fight statement with regard to that,” under attack by an F-14 Iranian at one point that “ I will await the responded, “ I assume it’s going this tooth and nail all the way to he said while posing for pictures fighter jet. result of the investigation” by a to be in the affirmative.” See AIRLINER, page 10 the Supreme Court.” Director Mary Ann Handley See SEWAGE, page 10 Mexico says party candidate ieads in partiai returns

MEXICO CITY (AP) - The date had ciaimed victory and a Cuauhtemoc Cardenas of the Chihuahua state went home early And Manuel Clouthier of the TODAY government today said Carlos third said he was leading. ieftist National Democratic today after the election commis­ National Action Party said his Salinas de Gortari had a wide Charges of ballot-box fraud and Front trailed with 29.10 percent of sion released results that showed party’s figures showed he was lead over his opponents but that the Federal Election Commis­ the vote, the electoral commis­ the National Action Party won ahead in the presidential Index election results still were not final sion’s failure to release results sion said, and National Action three congressional races in the balloting. five days after voters cast bailots clouded what was expected to be Party candidate Manuel Clouth- 20 pagM, 2 ••etiona Juarez area. The governing party leaked for a new president. an easy victory fur governing ier was third with 16.68 percent. But uncertainty cipuded the early returns on Friday in an Bu iIo m * 9 ObItuariM— . 2 The partial results were re­ Institutional Revolutionary Mexico has 38 million regis­ presidential sweepstakes. attempt to stifle speculation it Clattiftad . 10-20 Opinion------0 leased after opposition activists Party and Salinas, the party’s tered voters. The government The Institutional Revolution­ had suffered a devastating loss. ComIca_____10 Paopla 0 blocked highways and closed presidential candidate. said it has counted about 13.24 ary Party declared Salinas the The figures gave Salinas 47.4 Connaoticut . ^ 5 Sporta----- 11-15 international bridges to press the The government said Saiinas million votes, but did not say how winner hours after the polls percent of the 4.5 million votes Fodua— 0 Talavlalon _ _ 17 government to release the results received 52.89 percent of the votes many ballots were cast. closed on Wednesday. tabulated, Cardenas 26.7 percent Local___ 2-3,10 U.8./World___ 7 of the general elections. counted so far, the Federal Protesters who blockaded two Cardenas claimed late Satur­ Lottery______2 Waatbar______2 Earlier, one opposition candi­ Electoral Commission said. bridges across the Rio Grande in day that he had won. See MEXICO, page 10 ^ - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 11. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 11, 1988 — 6 RECORD “275 Plus 1 Arts Fest” is a hit Truck conversion A bout Tow n •I*• M More than 500 gather at Patriot’s Park for festival is just first step

By Jocqueiine Bennett Puppet show scheduled Manchester Heraid to new medic unit The Bennington Puppets of Vermont will stage By Nancy Concelman other towns. an extravagant production of the Russian folk COVENTRY — So many Manchester Herald The Emergency Medical Servi­ tale, “ The Firebird,” Wednesday at the people turned out for the "275 ces (Council in January said a Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. The Band -*• plus 1 Arts Festival” Saturday The town is seeking bids for the second paramedic unit wouldn’t Shell is located on the campus of Manchester at Patriots Park that the conversion of a three-quarter (on be needed here for at least one Community College. In case of inclement organizer of the event lost truck Into an emergency vehicle, year, but defined the second unit weather, the show will be moved to East Catholic count. a move that brings the town one as one that would be staffed by High School. "There were so many people step closer to having a second two paramedic-firefighters on that I couldn’t even guess the paramedic unit on line, a fire each call. number, it seemed like 800 to official said. Bicyclists win rodeo The Suburban would be staffed 1000 — definitely more than The conversion of a General two firefighter-paramedics for The Manchester Recreation Department announ­ CUSTODIAL AWARDS — The Manchester 500,” said Elaine Hoffman, Motors V-20 Suburban into a each call, while the backup ces the winners in its recent bicycle rodeo. The top school system recently presented awards chairwoman of the town’s Art light-response emergency vehi­ winners in the age 12 category were: Max DeVillers, rescue vehicle would have only to three of Its custodians and maintenance Commission and event cle will cost in the neighborhood first place; Ben Howroyd, second place; and Will organizer. one firefighter-paramedic. Ri­ workers. Randy Copeland, left, won the of 615,000, said Town of Manches­ vosa said. Broneil, third place. Winners in the age 8 to 11 She also said she was ter Fire Department Chief John category were: Eric Darng, first place; Paul award for Best Maintenance In the pleased with the success of the C. Rivosa. The Board of Directors in May Macoan, second place; and John Gorman, Jason elem ental schools and the ROTC event, which opened at 10 a.m. Bids have gone out for the voted to include 6128,000 in the Argios and Jason Russo, third place. Prizes building.^hristlne A. Lelan was honored and closed at 6 p.m. Admission second time on the vehicle, which town’s 1988-89 budget for para­ awarded were donated by area sports stores. was free. would serve as the primary medics to staff the second para­ with th^Best Perfomance by a secondary medic unit. The 6128,000 would schoolfcustodlan and Best Maintenance An offshoot of last year’s response vehicle, Rivosa said. Tournament winners named town 275th Anniversary (Cele­ The current primary response cover salaries for three new Award for a secondary school. Kenneth bration. the 275 plus 1 Arts 4c rescue truck is heavier than the paramedics, salary for an exist- Jhe Manchester Recreation Department recently Simmons was presented with the Best Crafts & Performing Arts Suburban and would be u.sed for ing paramedic and about 630,000 , leld several tournaments for area school children. Performance by a maintenance mechanic. Festival’ was host to 43 arti­ rescues and as backup when the for overtime pay. 6;Winners of the tournaments from Bowers School / sans and other performers. Suburban is out on another call, Rivosa said the town has "ucluded: Sockey Tournament - Jason Lawrence, Raglntld Plnto/MinchMt«r Herald “We are attempting to ex­ he said. received applications for the ^ irst place; and Danny Uriano, second place. pose people in town to.all forms The rescue vehicle would han­ positions and applicants will take Scavenger Hunt - Max DeVillers, first place; and of art. provide recreation, and dle 2.7 percent of duplicate calls medical and firefighter examina­ Billy Pappas, second place. Winners at Martin Obituaries a showcase for local artists,” that the current paramedic unit tions in the near future. No bids School were: Watermelon Seed-Spitting Contest - Hoffman said, noting this year cannot respond to because it’s out were received the first time on Heather Czaja, farthest; Ben Berte, highest; and several crafts people came on other calls. Manyofthe.se calls the Suburban vehicle, so the town . Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center Hartford and Anne Hall of Storrs; a Gina Watson, most accurate. Winners at Wilfred from other places in Connecti­ are handled by a commercial has provided more specific infor­ St. granddaughter; and several nieces Road included: Scavenger Hunt - Mike Flemming, Attorney Harold Garrity, 80; cut and New England. Some backup service, the Ambulance mation and sent the contract Memorial donations may be made and nephews. Melissa Flemming, John Cadoret and Andrea local artists participated, but Andraw DxvIs/MxnchMtxr Hxrild Service of Manchester, but the proposal to more companies. Ao the North East Osteogenesis The funeral will be Wednesday at 1 Oefinger, all placing first. Sockey Championship - Hoffman believes there are- Service also serves Rivosa said. served as school board head 'xinperfecta Society, in care of Chris p.m., at the Gilead Congregational THE CHAIR MAN — Garland W. Reedy Saturday. He was one of the artisans Melissa Flemming, first place: Sammy Loyd, many others in town and hopes second place: and Shantele Pickett, third place. Picking, 157 Woodcrest Court, East Church, Hebron. The Rev. George of Coventry, also known as the Chair who helped attract more than 500 Harold W. Garrity, 80, of 64 Tolland as chairman; was a former member they will take part next year. Litterbug Relay - Benji Alejandro, first place; Mike Hartford, 06118. Milne will officiate. Burial will be in Man, labors over his work at the “275 Green, Tolland, a prominent Man­ of the Democratic Town Committee; "W e plan to make this people. Flemming, second place; and Melissa Flemming, Gilead Cemetery. Calling hours are chester attorney and a former chair­ and was a member of the Manchester, annual. When year 300 roils Plus 1 Arts Festival" in Coventry Television program third place. Winners at Martin School were: Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Potter man of the Manchester Board of Hartford County, Connecticut and Mary Ann Smith around, w e’ll step back and let Carrom Tournament - Tom Kelley, champion: and Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., Education, died Sunday at home. American bar associations. He was the town take over,” said Heather Czaja, second place. Bubble Blowing Mary Ann (Barrett) Smith. 46. of Willimantic. He was a senior partner in the member of the Tolland Board of Hoffman. Contest - Ben Berte. biggest bubble; and Nicole East Hartford, mother of Janice Ann Memorial donations may be made ‘captures’ history Manchester law firm of Garrity, Finance, the Tolland County Grie­ Town Council ihember and Eicker, smallest bubble. Smith of Manchester and sister of to the Hebron Lions Club, Box 157, Diana. Conti and Houck. He was the vance Committee, served as a Con­ resident teddy bear maker James Barrett of Bolton, died Thurs­ Hebron 06248 or to the Hebron town counsel in Tollanij and had necticut trial referee, and was a Rose Fowler was on hand day at St. Francis Hospital and Ambulance Association, in care of the served as town counsel in Bolton. former local director of Connecticut Saturday demonstrating her Winnie the Pooh shows set Medical Center. Hebron Volunteer Fire Department, of escaped convict He was bom in East Hartford and Bank and Trust Co. and council craft. ‘The Chair Man’, Gar­ The Andover Public Library will show two Winnie Besides her daughter and brother, Hebron. graduated from Manchester schools. director and director emeritus of land Reedy of Ripley Hill the Pooh films on Wednesday at 2 p.m. The films are she is survived by two sons, Alan M. By Andrew J. Davis bed springs, which he turned into He attended Tufts University and Tolland Bank. Road, was also there showing open to the public free of charge. Children also are Smith Jr. of East Hartford and Mark Manchester Herald grappling hooks to help him climb graduated from Boston University how to weave seats for chairs. encouraged to sign up for the summer reading He is survived by a son, H. David Barrett Smith of Burham; another Elizabeth McDermott the fence, according to the show, School of Law. He was admitted to the Reedy took the craft up about program. For more information, call 742-7428. Garrity of Tolland. He was prede­ daughter, Michelle Marie Smith of Elizabeth M. (Tynan) McDermott, With the help of television, which based its information on bar on Jan. 26, 1932. He retired from 25 years ago to fix some of his ceased by his wife. Arlyne Garrity, in East Hartford; her parents, Joseph 90, formerly of Hartford and Man­ authorities hope to bring Freder­ interviews with police and prison his law practice on May 24, 1988. own old chairs. Others started 1985 and his daughter, Ariyne M. and Margaret (Clark) Barrett of East chester, died Saturday at St. Ra­ ick Rodney Merrill to justice. officials. Garrity began his practice in asking him to do work for Garrity, in 1987. Hartford; two other brothers, Mi­ phael’s Hospital in New Haven. She The life of Merrill, whoescaped Known as the “ peanut butter Public Meetings Manchester in 1932. He was the them, and eventually he began chael Barrett and Joseph Barrett Jr., was the widow o f H arry C. from Somers state prison in bandit,” since his mother helped examiner of probate and public A Mass of Christian burial will be teaching adult education both of East Hartford; and several McDermott. August, was brought to the small him escape prison in 1968 by records in 1934 and a judge in the town Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Church of courses in chair weaving. Meetings scheduled tonight. aunts, nieces, nephews and cousins. Bora in Manchester, she lived here screen Sunday as one of three hiding a gun in a ja r a peanut court from 1937 to 1939. He was a past St. Matthew, Tolland. Burial will be in Reedy will teach another one A Mass of Christian burial was held most of her life. cases on W TIC’s show “ Am eri­ butter, Merrill has had a'-long president of the Greater Manchester St. James Cemetery, Manchester. in the fail at Manche.ster High today at St. Christopher Church in She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. ca’s Most Wanted.” The show, history of crime. His life of crime Manchester Chamber of Commerce, past presi­ There are no calling hours. The Ladd School. East Hartford. Burial was in Hillside Robert (Anne) MaeSaveny of Clinton; broadcast on Channel 61 at 8 p.m. began after he graduated from dent of the Kiwanis Club, a fourth- Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., in Reedy works with a variety Board of Education. 4.1 N. School St., 7:30 p.m. Cemetery. The Callahan Funeral a sister, Dorothy Evans of Glaston­ Sundays, helps law enforcement Windham High School and he degree Knight of Columbus with the the Rockville section of Vernon, is in of materials such as natural Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, bury: three grandchildren; and a authorities track down alleged began breaking into automobiles, Campbell Council of Manchester, and charge of arrangements. was in charge of the arrangements. great-grandson. cane, fibre rush, flat reed, and criminals by using tips provided according to authorities. He soon Andover a past president of the Manchester Memorial donations may be made natural rush, which he says is Memorial donations mamy be A Mass of Christian burial will be by viewers. graduated to burglary, the show Bar Association.' to the Visiting Nurse and Community the most difficult to use. Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building. 7; 30 made to the American Lung Associa­ held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in St. James The eight-minute segment was reported Garrity served on the Manchester Care Association, 26 Park St., Rock­ “ Natural rush is made by p.m. tion, 45 Ash St., East Hartford, or Church in Manchester. Burial will be filmed in Somers last month and He has been convicted of about Bonrd of Education for 12 years, two ville 06066. soaking cattails, so you have to Roncalli Home Health Care, 447 in St. James Cemetery. There are no detailed Merrill’s alleged life of 25 felonies in a 25-year history of do the soaking process and Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford calling hours. The John F. Tierney crime from his high school criminal activity, the show Boiton weaving at the same time” he 06108. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., is in graduation to his most recent reported. Island, as well as at Aqueduct said. Public Building Commi.s.sinn, Community Hall, Charlotte Pyka charge of the arrangements. escape. The show also recreated Merrill first escaped from state Racetrack in Queens. Woven rugs, watercolors, 7:30 p.m Charlotte (Balon) Pyka, 73, of 72 Marjorie Andrews what police called M errill’s latest prison in Enfield in 1967 but was He is survived by a son. Vincent wood chimes, stencilled pil­ Doane St., died Friday at the crime, the assault of a 55-year-old captured that same day. the show Stephens Jr., of Bolton, with whom he Marjorie W. Andrews, 88, of 152 Stefan Pidlak lows and dresser scarves, and South Windsor woman in March reported. The next year, he Coventry Manchester Memorial Hospital. She lived; a daughter, Barbara Stephens Grant Hill Road, Coventry, died was the widow of Anthony Pyka. Japanese bonsai trees were 1987. escaped from Somers during the of San Pedro, Calif.; and a Saturday at her home. Stefan Pidlak, 65, of Hartford, Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office among other articles on dis­ Police have said that Merrill. peanut butter incident. Born in Manchester on March 2, granddaughter. She was bom in New York City on husband of Pauline (Derekon) Pidlak Andrew Davit/ManchMt«r H«rald Building. 7:30 p.m. 1915, she was a lifelong resident. play. Vermonter Vince Gygax 41. broke into the house on The funeral will be Tuesday at 9; 30 March 31, 1900, and had been a and father of Michael W. Pidlak of During that incident, he hand­ Steering Committee, Town Office Building. 7:30 Before retiring in 1977, she was brought about 50 bonsai trees Beelzebub Road in March, as­ a.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral resident of Coventry since 1956. Manchester, died Saturday at Hart­ WORKING OUT — Eric Hopkins, 5. of "275 plus 1 Arts Festival” in Coventry cuffed two guards to a pole and p.m. employed by Hamilton Standard for ford Hospital. to the show, about one-third of saulted the woman and injured Home, 219 W. Center St., Manchester, Before retiring in 1972, she was his stock. Coventry and Jerry Hodgkins, 9, of Saturday. The machines attracted sev­ locked another in a trunk of an Solid Waste Committee, Town Office Building. more than 10 years. She was a Besides his wife and son, he is her son. He also was questioned in followed by a Mass of Christianburial employed by the state of Connecticut Another attraction was the Coventry, work out on a training eral youngsters. automobile. He abandoned the 7:30 p.m. parishioner of St. Bridget Church. survived by a daughter, Mrs. Robert connection with last year’s killing at 10 a.m. in St. James Church. Burial comptroller’s office. She was a demonstration of rowing an automobile as his mother. She is survived by two sons, Arthur W. (Irene) Madigan of Farmington; machine for the UConn crew team at the of 88-year-old Manchester resi­ will be in St. Charles Cemetery, Long member of St. George’s Episcopal eight-man scull by the Univer­ Gladys, picked him up in another Pyka of Manchester and Raymond P. Church of Bolton. and three granddaughters. dent Bernice B. Martin, but he Island. Calling hours are today from 7 sity of Connecticut crew club "This really takes your cal flavor to the affair, as the gave the town a grant of 6345 automobile, according to the Pyka of Tolland; two daughters, Alice She is survived by a sister, Phyllis The funeral will be Tuesday at 8:15 has been ruled out as a suspect in Births to 9 p.m. team on (Coventry Lake. The energy,” Brigham said as he Grumbling Gryphons Travel­ and the local Rotary (Club show. Hare of Bolton and Sandy Young of D.A.^ Christensen of Coventry. a.m. from the Talarskl-Maple Hill that case. lake is home for the crew and his buddy put themselves ing Childrens’ Theatre enter­ donated 6200 to pay towards “ The only thing that would lead She received three to six years Sutter, Calif.; a. brother, Benjamin The funeral will be Tuesday at 1:30 Chapels, 380 Maple Ave., Hartford team, which held its first thorugh a vigorous workout. tained youngsters. Later the some performances. us to have any interest in him is if in prison for helping her son CollettI, Alysha Rose, daughter of Thomas N Balon of Vernon; three sisters, Marc Ledoux p.m., at the Holmes Funeral Home, followed by a liturgy of Christian annual regatta, the Coventry Both boys agreed, however, Richard Risley Dancers per­ some hard evidence came for­ escape, the show reported. Colletti Jr. and Michele DiBella of Main Street was Josephine Jarvis of Manchester, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Grant burial at 9 a.m. in St. Michael’s Town manager John El- Marc R. Ledoux Jr, 9-month-old son Sprint, there last spring. some day they would like to formed their rendition of ward that]e’re not aware of at bom June 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital at 6 Eleanor Martinello of Newington and Hill Cemetery, Coventry. Ukranian Catholic Church, Hartford. sesser also stopped by. Merrill was released from of Marc R. and Andrea (Ladd) Despite intense sun and high row on a crew team. "heard it through the grape­ this time,” Manchester police pounds. 15 ounces. 19*A inches long. Her paternal Frances Walsh of East Hartford; 11 Memorial donations may be made Burial will be in- St. Michael’s prison in February 1987. a month Ledoux of 1107 Ellington Road, South temperatures, a couple of the Strolling characters'^ from vine” costumed as the “ Cali­ “ An event like this builds a Capt. Joseph H. Brooks said grandparents are Thomas and Barbara Colletti of grandchildren: and several nieces to the Humane Society of Connecticut, Ukranian Catholic Cemetery, Glas­ before the attack on the South Windsor, died Friday at Manchester teams’ rowing machines ap­ the Renaissance Theatre Com­ fornia Raisins.” The Coventry sense of community. It shows today. Brookfield Street. Her maternal grandfather is and nephews. 701 Russell Road, Newington 06111. tonbury. Calling hours are tonight Windsor woman. Memorial Hospital. His father owns pealed to Captain Nathan Hale pany, doing mime and jug­ High School Band also played. off the town’s assets and how Merrill, of Tolland, was in Michael J. DiBella Jr. of Eldridge Street. Maternal The funeral will be held Tuesday at from 6 to 9 p.m. A panachuda will be and operates Ledoux Electrical Ser­ School students Joey Young, gling and dressed in clown and Hoffman said the Connecti­ much potential there really is Somers prison awaiting trial in Merrill. 41, is 6’1 and weighs 165 grandmother is Janice A. DiBella of Middletown. 9:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral held at 7 p.m. vice in Manchester. Gordon Rathbun and Ken Brigham, both 13. elf costumes, gave a whimsi­ cut (Commission on the Arts here,” Elsesser said. connection with the South Wind­ pounds, the show reported. He She is the couple's first child. Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass of Memorial donations may be made has a tatoo on his left shoulder He was born on Oct. 6, 1987 in Gordon J. Rathbun, 67, of Hebron, sor assault when he escaped. He Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Farmington. to St. Michael’s Ukranian Catholic that says “ Mom” and a scar on Bridget Church. Burial will be in St. husband of Ruth (Nelson) Rathbun, was charged with first-degree Besides his parents, he is survived Church, 125 Westherfield Ave., Hart­ his abdomen, which he received Bridget Cemetery. Calling hours are died Sunday at the Middlesex Memor- sexual assault, attempted first- by his paternal grandparents, Mr. and ford or to the American Diabetes from a gunshot wound, according Thoughts Tuesday from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. , iai Hospital, Middletown. degree sexual assault, first- Mrs. Robert (Elizabeth) Ledoux of Association, 40 South St. West l\/lan is lauded for work with the retarded to the show and police reports. He was bora on July 15, 1920, in Hartford. degree burglary, second-degree Memorial donations may be made East Hartford; his maternal grand­ Willimantic, son of the late Clarence assault, third-degree assault, “ Am erica’s Most Wanted” pro­ to Manchester Memorial Hospital, 71 Walker, president. director of Camp HarknesS at What if. . ."What ifs” usually appear at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger (Janet) and Annie Rathbun and was a lifelong The American Association on “ AAM R promotes the well­ threatening, unlawful restraint filed Merrill at the request of Haynes St., Manchester 06040. Ladd of Lebanon; his paternal great- The AAM R is an interdiscipli­ being of individuals with mental Waterford and director of Holy beginning of a question or statement that offers a resident of Hebron. Before retiring, In Memoriam Mental Retardation has an­ and sixth-degree larceny. state police, who have been nary association of professionals Innocents Guild (Manchester) solution or an alternative. Some "what ifs” are grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis he was a mail carrier in the area for In sweet and loving memory of my nounced that Harry F. Smith of retardation and supports those He escaped by climbing a frustrated by a fruitless 11-month Vincent Stephens and concerned individuals in the Religious Education for the practical: What if we take the Mass Pike and 1-495 to J. Ledouz of North Fort Myers. Fla.; many years. He was a World War II dear husband and our uncle Manchester has been appointed a who work in the field.” the 25-foot high fence with the help of search for the escapee. Vincent Stephens, 81, of 127 Vernon field of mental retardation. release said. Handicapped. the Cape instead of going through Providence? his maternal great-grandfather, Mr. Arm y veteran and a member of the Florentine (Spots) Zanlungo, who Life Member. Road, Bolton, widower of Dorothy B. Founded in 1876, AAM R is the Other “ what ifs" are whimsicial: What if we win the Alfred Ladd of Norwich; and his Jones-Batson-Keefe Post No. 95, passed away on July n , iggi. AAM R life members are indi­ Smith was first director of Stephens, died Saturday at his home. maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. viduals who have maintained oldest organizaiton of its kind, Camp Kennedy and held that Queen Victoria ascended the lottery? Then there are some “ what ifs” that have American Legion, Hebron and the Though his smile is gone forever, Bom in New York City, he lived in Glenna Loos of Pomfret; and several membership for 30 consecutive with a current membership of position for 12 years. He also is throne of England June 20, 1837. eternal ramifications: What if there really is a God Hebron Lions Club. and his hand we cannot touch, New York for many years before aunts, uncles and cousins. more than 9,000 individuals in the and he really did create all that there is? What i f . .. Besides his wife, he is survivd by a we will never lose sweet years. Smith was formally recog­ moving to Bolton. He was a tho­ A graveside service will be held United States and 55 other coun­ Rev. David W. Mullen son, Gordon N. Rathbun of Hebron; a memories, nized at the association’s recent roughbred horse traiher for several tries. according to a news Church of the Living God Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Exeter brother, Clarence Rathbun of Shore- of the one we love so much. 112th Annual meeting in Washing­ OPEN HOUSE years at Belmont Park and the former Cemetery, Lebanon. Calling hours ham, Vt., three sisters, Janet Proutof Sadly missed, ton, DC., by Dr. Valaida S. release. Jamaica Racetrack, both on Long are tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Portland, Mary Sheffield of West ______His wife and family Dr. Crane’s Quiz W eather HOME CLEANERS rZICHlJLITD vavK M A m r 1. Which great American was noted for his “ green Manchester Herald thumb"? 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July 11, 1988 — 5 S T A T E ^ a Body found In arson fire Spies find Connecticut ripe Gejdenson Weicker revels BEACON FALLS — Officials called to fight an arson fire in a Beacon Falls house discovered pushes for WEHSE PUJif the body of a n>an in a bedroom, state police NO & R E G IO N said. for defense-piant espionage NO PHOTOC-PAPmsi; in his role as About 2; 30 a.m, today, firefighters responded budget seat More use could drain river to a report of a house fire on White Birch Lane in By Dean GolembeskI an important factor. rines, and United Technologies, • '-4 •* ,/$ 'XCf Beacon Falls and found the body of a white male The Associated Press John T. Horn, security director which produces Jet engines, helic­ HARTFORD — Three Connecticut towns are in a rear bedroom, state police said. opters and other high-technology for Hartford-based United Tech­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. GOP maverick The body was taken to the chief state medical equipment. seeking to tap the Quinnipiac R iver Basin for an NEW HAVEN - Connecticut is nologies Inc., recalled a case that Sam Gejdenson is seeking a post examiner’s office in Farmington for autopsy additional 7.3 million gallons of water daily — a fertile ground for enterprising concluded last year. It began as a A recent federal intelligence on the powerful House Budget and identification. State police spokeswoman WATERBURY (AP) — U.S. vice president helped convince move state environmental officials say would foreign spies interested in getting relationship between the son of a report said United Technologies Committee, and Senate runs by Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., who dry up existing supplies. Marcy Stamm said police didn’t have any clues their hands on m ilitary secrets UTC engineer and the son of is the seventh most important two Democratic colleagues may :n/\ami5T his brother, Prescott Bush Jr., to as to the victim ’s cause of death. clearly enjoys his reputation as a "If we go ahead and approve the diversion and cunning enough to getclose to Soviet diplomat who played target for Soviet spies, Honi said. give him the chairmanship of a abandon his challenge of Weicker renegade Republican, sounds dis­ permits, they would dry up the river,” said Investigators from the state fire marshal’s employees of the more than 300 sports together. He didn’t know how many cases Foreign Affairs subcommittee in for the Senate nomination. Thomas Morrissey, principal sanitary engineer office and the state police Central District Major companies in the state that work "Within a relatively short pe­ of spying UTC has reported to ' 1989. appointed Uiat the upcoming Weicker went on to narrowly state GOP conventipn may lack with the state Department of Environmental Crime Squad said the fire had been set. on defense-related contracts, FBI riod of time, the Soviet requested federal authorities, but said “ it is The Bozrah Democrat, who in GCAL IB defeat former U.S. Rep. Toby the theatrics of 1986, when some Protection’s water compliance unit. agents say. the engineer to provide him with not infrequent.” his fourth term is dean of the Moffett by 46,000 thousand votes conservatives stormed out as he out of more than 1 million cast. Granting the requests from the towns of The FBI’s top spy catcher in some documents. He asked him To alert its employees to the Connecticut House delegation, is Man charged after kidnap delivered the keynote address. Weicker believes Scott de­ Southington, Meriden and Cheshire would Connecticut, who asked to be flat out, ‘Will you help me?’ The espionage threat, UTC runs sev­ lobbying members of the House engineer said, ‘I will have to think eral training programs. Anyone “ I might have to go ahead and clared a truce because the party’s increase the amount of water taken on a daily HARTFO RD — A man has been charged with Identified only as Pete, said most Steering and Policy Committee, people erroneously assume that about it a little bit,’ and promptly given access to government clas­ ON ... hire mercenaries to walkout.” conservative wing wants a uni­ basis from the river’s watershed to more than 21 attempted murder following the abduction of which will recommend members foreign spies recruit Americans reported it,” Horn said. sified information must have Weicker said with a smile during fied party going into the fall million gallons. four youths in Springfield, Mass., in what police for budget openings and other through blackmail or Pete said a classic case was clearance. Employees are in­ a recent interview in his local elections, when they hope to avoid The state DEP is conducting a public hearing said today may have been an attempt to silence new committee assignments. entrapment. that of William H. Bell, who structed regularly on counterin­ district office. having the Democratic presiden­ on the requests today. a grand Jury witness. In past years, Gejdenson has “ In reality, it’s the result of a supplied secrets to a Polish' telligence. UTC employees going STRII The 57-year-old Weicker, who is tial nominee carry the state for The four youths, ages 16 to 18, were abducted unsuccessfully sought slots on the The hearing will the first attempt to satisfy relationship that begins as a oversees are briefed before they expected to be nominated for his the first time in 20 years. intelligence officer operating as House Appropriations Commit­ conflicting demands since the state’s Water at gunpoint about 7 p.m. Sunday in Springfield,' friendship and moves gradually an agent for U.S!-based company. depart and debriefed on their fourth term at Saturday’s con­ Recent polls in Connecticut J tee, the panel that sets federal Diversion Act was passed in 1982. bound and driven to Hartford by Jerry McNeil, into espionage.” he said. Bell, a 60-year-oId radar ex­ return. vention In Hartford, says he’s as showed Bush trailing Gov. Mi­ spending, but this year has 21, who "threatened them repeatedly with Pete, who heads the' FBI’s pert, worked in California as a A new concern to the F B I is the independent as ever, still bucking chael Dukakis of Massachusetts, declined to run for a vacancy. death," Hartford police Sgt. Louis Wolf said. Development of Counterintelli­ project manager at Hughes Inter­ establishment of business ties the party’s conservative wing. the Democratic nominee. Park pass is no pleasure The Appropriations Committee Wolf said the four youths were driven around gence Awareness program in national Corp. Authorities said between U.S. companies and the He cites recent votes against Weicker knows that Bush could requires lawmakers to give up STRATFORD — Some Stratford residents are Hartford and finally to a pond in Keney Park, Connecticut, speaks to groups of Bell was troubled by debts, back Soviet Union in the era of the Reagan administration on the benefit from a strong showing by their positions on all other major finding anything but pleasure in having to pay $5 where the suspect told them they had been workers and warns them of the taxes, family tragedy and a job “ glasnost.” Bork Supreme Court nomination, the only Republican elected to committees, something Gejden­ "taken to die.” The teen-agers managed to free dangers posed by foreign agents. with no future. Klein said there is nothing key civil rights legislation and the statewide office'since 1970. to pass through a Bridgeport park. son is no longer willing to do now themselves and run from the park. Wolf said. A 1982 Senate investigation He was befriended by Marian wrong with forging'business ties use of the military in the war on “ I would hope I could help him The fee raised the ire of residents of Long that he is moving up on the He said the suspect fired a a gun m them found that the most frequent Zacharski, who lived near Bell in with t|)e.,Soviets “ but we’re trying drugs. and run strongly,” he said. Beach in Stratford who have vowed to fight the seniority ladder on other commit­ u twice, missing both times. The youth^ ways the Soviets gain secret an apartment complex near to tell them there is the potential Add those to his legendary city of Bridgeport’s plan to charge them to pass tees, said Gejdenson aide Chip Republicans also hope to win information is through spies Playa del Rey, Calif. Bell and there for more than the stated constitutional battles of the early through the city’s Pleasure Beach park, the only eventually flagged down a security guard, who Partner. back some of the legislative seats alerted police. posing as diplomats, through Zacharski started out as tennis relationship. 1980s against efforts to strip roadway leading to their waterfront homes. With a Budget Committee they lost in 1986, when they also documents published by the U.S. acquaintances and eventually A Stamford-based company. federal courts of jurisdiction over Stratford’s Town Manager Ronald Owens has assignment,. the congressman lost their majorities in the House government, through student ex­ became best friends. Bell soon Combustion Engineering Inc., school busing cases, ban abor­ called the plan "extortion.” could also keqp one of his two Stu HIpkIna/Speclal to the Herald and Senate. Man held In In-law slaying changes, by forming companies began providing Zacharski docu­ has announced two deals with the tions and permit prayer in Paul Macciocca, Bridgeport’s director of Soviet Union. The company said major committee assignments — schools, and you have a .senator “ It’s going to be a very unified K IL L IN G L Y — An East Killingly man has in the U.S. to do business with ments on radar projects and H O T PICKET LINE — Striking members Dynamics Corp. in Groton. The unions parks and recreation, ordered that beginning in November that it would partici­ Foreign Affairs or Interior and some Republicans love to hate. Republican Party not for the been charged with murdering his American companies and received cash payments in of the Metal Trades Council unions went on strike July 1 in a contract Friday, non-city residents would have to a fee pate in a joint venture to build two Insular Affairs. Yet Weicker appears to be reason that all of a sudden they L through scientific exchanges. exchange. brother-in-law, state police said today. Last year Gejdenson became picket in the weekend heat at the dispute with the company. from 8 a.m. to4p.m. Friday through Monday to But, the Senate investigation By the time he was arrested, plastics factories in the Soviet more in the Republican fold this have seen the light on the road to Larry E. DuClau, 36, allegedly went to the chairman>of Interior’s investiga­ Electric Boat Division of General enter the park. found, the most successful means the FBI estimated Bell had Ukraine. In early June, it an­ year than he has been in years. Damascus,’’ Weicker said. home of his brother-in-law. Gale R. Bourque, 34, tion and oversight subcommittee, Macciocca said that people who live in the 45 is through defense industry received $110,000 between 1977 to nounced a second agreement to In March he stumped for Vice "They just really want to go in the East Killingly section of Killingly around working with two aggressive cottages on Long Beach in Stratford and their employees., 1980. He was convicted of espion­ help build and manage a petro­ President George Bush during ahead and win the 1988 election in congressional staff investigators guests will "have to pay like everyone else.” 9:30 p.m. Sunday and shot him to death, state A Senate investigation in 1985, age and sentenced to eight years chemical complex in two western Connecticut’s Republican presi­ the state of Connecticut.... It was police said. to probe problems in the nuclear the so-called “ Y ear of the Spy,” in prison. Zacharski also was Siberian cities. Latest court documents link dential primary, which Bush won merely a pragmatic decision.” power industry, offshore oil leas­ DuClau was arrested at his home about 20 estimated that espionage cases in convicted of espionage and given handily on his way to securing the ing and other areas that impact Oil-spill cleanup continues minutes later, police said. DuClau was held in recent years resulted in billions of a life sentence. nomination. That may be one of the few ; the region. lieu of $500,000 bail and scheduled to appear in dollars of actual and potential Pete and Stanley Klein, agent- The two. both Yale graduates Weicker statements Scott can W ATERBU RY — State Department of Danielson Superior Court later today. damage to U.S. military in-charge of the FBI office in LOOK ; But Partner said Gejdenson and scions of wealthy Greenwich endorse. Environmental Protection officials are ' may give up that subcommittee , Pratt exec to defense probe families, fell out over Watergate State police spokeswoman Marcy Stamm said programs. Connecticut, said Connecticut’s FUEL OIL " I ’m not going tc disguise my continuing efforts to clean up 1,500 gallons of oil chairmanship if the right chair­ when Bush was Republican na­ she didn’t know the motive for the slaying. Pete said he warns defense defense industries are a “ high unhappiness with Lowell Weicker that spilled into the Mad and Naugatuck rivers manship becam,e available on the WASHINGTON (AP) - Eu­ longtime monopoly on engines for Whitney’s Washington office tional chairman and Weicker contractors that the two main priority target” of the Soviet and his years in the U.S. Senate.” over the weekend. Foreign Affairs Committee. gene J. Tallia, the head of Pratt & the F-15 and F-16 fighters. since 1979. Before that he worked refused to endorse him as Ronald motivating factors that lead Union, Eastern bloc nations and said Scott, who briefly considered Man catches kids In fire Under House rules, lawmakers Whitney’s Washington operations Last year, Pratt began winning for 25 years at Sikorsky Aircraft, Reagan’s running mate in 1980. Waterbury Fire Lt. William Calabrese said people to work with foreign China. challenging Weicker for the nom­ can be chairman of only one and a longtime United Technolo­ about a third of the F-18 engine another operating division of State Rep. Thomas Scott of Sunday that the DEP and Environmental Waste HARTFORD — A Hartford man may not know governments are greed and re-' Among the leading defense Senior Citizen & ination this year until he con­ subcommittee. gies Corp. executive, has been contracts. That cost GE up to 500 United Technologies. Milford, a conservative who Resources Inc. of Waterbury were expected to how he did it, but he caught four children who venge. but an emotional tie contractors are Electric Boat, Volume Discounts cluded he couldn’t raise the $1 Gejdenson ranks 10th in senior­ linked to the Pentagon procure­ jobs at its engine-building plant in Tallia and other company offi­ organized the convention walkout continue cleanup efforts for at least two more between a spy and victim can be which manufactures subma- million needed for a primary. were dropped into his arms from a burning ity of 27 Democratic members of ment investigation in a newly Lynn, Mass., union officials have cials have refused comment on two years ago, grudgingly con­ days. THRIFTY OIL CO. "But he isn’t worth fighting over building, Hartford officials said. the Foreign Affairs Committee. released court document. charged. the investigation. ceded recently that the Republi­ Calabrese said crews are working right now. There are more Jacqueline Torres tossed the children into the, Eight of those ahead of him chair Officials at the East Hartford, The search warrant also re­ "Since the investigation is can Party has room for both him around-the-clock to vacuum up the fuel oil which 289-8843 important things.” arms of Duane Holmes Saturday before jumping the eight subcommittees and the Conn., jet engine manufacturer veals for the first time the ongoing and all of the relevant and the liberal Weicker. spilled Saturday when a pressure gauge failed ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. have played down any alleged facts aren’t known, we simply to the ground, injuring her back. “ I ’ll tell you {he ‘ other. Rep. Gerry E. Studds, government’s belief that uniden­ He says he won’t organize a Weicker. who has never lost an and blew in the boiler room of the old Waterbury involvement by Tallia. saying aren’t in a position to comment truth, I don’t know how I caught those kids,” ADVERTISEMENT D-Mass., is likely- to keep his tified Pratt & Whitney officials similar walkout this year, though election during his 26 years in Companies building. The oil then drained into that his name appeared on an FBI further,” U’TC spokesman Larry Holmes said afterward. “ If I could have caught * INSURANSMITHS SINCE chairmanship of the Merchant paid Paisley during his tenure as he’s not promising there won’t politics, has built a career on Mad River, D E P officials said. Diet Pills Sweeping U.S. search warrant for the com­ Bingaman said Saturday. that woman, I damn well would have.” Marine and Fisheries subcom­ assistant Navy secretary in con­ any “ spontaneous” anti-Weicker appealing to the state’s 700.000 The oil flowed about a mile and half down the pany’s offices here simply be­ He added that company offi­ After the fall, tho 20-year-old woman was 1914 mittee on fisheries and wildlife. nection with information regard­ demonstrations. Weicker seems Diemocrats and 600,000 independ­ Naugatuck River where the D EP and cause he is in charge. cials are cooperating with inves­ taken to St. Francis Hospital and Medical That would put Gejdenson next in ing another contract that the two to expect that, too. ents, who far outnumber the Environmental Waste Resources Inc. of But a warrant newly released tigators and that Tallia is still at Center, where she was in good condition. A Doctoils Invent line on Foreign Affairs. companies competed for. “ I am sure that there are going 450.000 registered Republicans. Waterbury set up a boom to stop the flow of oil, nurse said Torres fractured several vertebrae in< 649-5241 Meanwhile, two Democrats and used by the FBI to search the The document said FBI agents his post. to be those who are going to D EP officials said. her lower back. 65 E. CcntM’ Street ahead of Gejdenson are leaving to suburban Virginia home of Mel- sought “ information pertaining No one has been charged yet as express their displeasure with the The relative peace within the ‘Lazy Way’ to run for the Senate, moves that vyn R. Paisley, a key figure in the to Paisley’s support on behalf of a result of the wide-ranging senator,” Weicker said. 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Beggs & W ORLD marijuana growing because authori­ The state’s largest city, Portland, “ If we know that for a five-year The Associated Press ties have cracked down on growers in was tied with Chicago in a recent felony a person is only going to serve Hawaii and California, previously the study for the third-highest rate of drug 42 days, what kind of deterrent is Better off SALEM, Ore. — Oregon, with two leading states. Victims of collapse mourned use among crime suspects. that?” ‘Turner said. “ If we have a unpopulated timberlands ideal for Although some dispute that claim, The study, conducted in 10 cities by significant drug trafficker, we need to BROWNSVILLE, Texas — At least 2,000 concealing crime and crowded pri­ Jack by most accounts Oregon produces at the National 'institute of Justice, take him out of circulation.” people gathered at the swept-clean site of a sons that lead early release, has least the third-largest marijuana crop found 75 percent of the suspects in The Legislative Emergency Board with PACs? collapsed department store to mourn the 14 become a haven for illegal drug in the country, valued at $600 million. Portland who volunteered for drug this spring approved $5.5 million to Anderson dead and hear the disaster and rescue production and drug-related crime. NIC The U.S. Drug Enforcement Admin­ tests after their arrest tested positive expand the state’s prison capacity, “ Oregon is looked at as a great described as “ our finest hour as well as our istration says Oregon now also ranks for drug use, a percentage surpassed but it will take time to implement the place to commit a crime,” said greatest tragedy.” third in methamphetamine, or only by New York and San Diego. plan pushed by Gov. Neil For those politicians groping for a reason Charles Turner, U.S. attorney for “ The disaster is now over. The rubble is “ speed,” production, behind Califor­ Word has spread among drug Goldschmidt. for the increasing level of voter Oregon. “ It’s a scandal, an absolute i i i cleared away. The victims are taken care of nia and Texas. dealers that Oregon has no room in its The chaos in the corrections sys­ disgrace.” disillusionment, one explanation might be the and now we are expected to return to life as Oregon was ranked fifth for serious jails and prisons, law enforcement tem, along with Oregon’s huge tracts growing influence of special interest political usual,” Rabbi Arthur Rutberg said Sunday, a The National Organization for Re- crimes in 1986, the most recent year officials say. In addition. Turner said, forrn of Marijuana Laws claims of undeveloped land, makes the state action committees. Drugs arrive day after the last of the bodies was recovered. for which figures are available, Oregon had the highest number of an ideal spot for marijuana farming Oregon now leads the nation in according to the FBI. The Federal Election Commission just The three-story AmigoStore collapsed inmate escapes in the nation last year. and other illicit ventures. reported that PACs are spending record Thursday during a torrential rain that amounts on the 1988 elections. In the 15 concealed in prompted numerous passersby to duck inside for cover. months ending March 31, they raised more Dukakis home, Fourteen people were killed and six were than $213 million, up seven percent over the common items pulled alive from the rubble. At least 47 people same period in 1986, and spent $162 million, up were injured. Dozens crawled to safety. 8.4 percent from the last election cycle. thinking about WASHINGTON — Pick a product, any product, PACs were established to get around the J and it is likely that a drug smuggler could use it to post-Watergate “ reforms” enacted to limit Police crush protest ship illegal narcotics into the United States. From campaign contributions. There are now 4,000 basket to fish to tennis rackets to tombstones, NANDAIME, Nicaragua — President choice of mate groups registered with the Federal Election nothing is too sacred or too mundane for a clever Daniel Ortega vowed to crack down on Commission for participation in the federal smuggler. demonstrations after an anti-government By Laura King election process. They cover the whole range That is apparent, judging from a confidential rally by about 10,000 people turned into a The Associated Press of the political spectrum. report we have obtained listing common brawl between police and protesters. Campaign finance reform has turned out to concealment methods. It was produced by the El Police used tear gas and beat protesters to Michael Dukakis was back in his home base of Boston today, ready for a final round of be the same game with different rules. Paso Intelligence Center, a Texas-based unit run break up Sunday’s rally, one of the largest U ‘Tve been thinking, Henderson ... there may be some serious ramifica­ ever in Nicaragua, in this small city 40 miles deliberations on who will join him on the Politics remains a big-money enterprise, only by the Drug Enforcement Administration and the U.S. Customs Service. south of Managua. Democratic ticket. Jesse Jackson says he expects to now the funds are being supplied by an tions to this ‘greenhouse effect’ theory we’ve been studying.” speak privately with Dukakis in the coming week The report, distributed to select drug Ten police officers were injured and at least increasingly powerful clique of special about the vice presidency. enforcement agencies, alerts them to concealment 38 people arrested in the confrontation, the interest groups that have a way of holding a official Voice of Nicaragua said. It did not say As the running drama over a running mate for methods by sharing stories of bizarre finds; Dukakis plays on, Democrats were preparing for candidate’s attention in a way individual ■ Hand-woven raffia or palm fiber baskets from how many protesters were hurt. constituents cannot. the opening of their convention a week from today in Duke on the counterattack Jamaica have been found with marijuana carefully The opposition said three of its leaders were Atlanta. Merely outlawing PACs won’t solve arrested. stuffed into each tube-like strand. In three seizures Republican George Bush, meanwhile, was L anything as long as clever individuals devise of palm fiber, straw baskets and mats, a total of 53 By William M. Welch] the Massachusetts governor last returning to Washington today after a weekend at a way to get around the law to accomplish Dukakis has pointed to Bush’s pounds of marijuana was scooped out. his seaside retreat in Kennebunkport, Maine. Aides week and was advocating a Meese blasts leaks their goals. But the reality is that voters are support for legislation on health ■ Alert U.S. Coast Guard agents in Seattle tested speaking on condition of anonymity said the vice LOS ANGELES -7^ Democrat toughened response to the vice care and trade that would raise a 12-volt auto battery by placing a metal bar WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney General president, the certain Republican nominee, was further removed from their elected officials, Michael DukakisT recognizing president. taxes and fees for some Ameri­ between the positive and negative terminals. When Edwin Meese III is complaining about news preparing to propose a strict new conflict-of- which raises the question of whether the that George Bush has succeeded The move, which other aides cans, saying both candidates they got no reaction, they tore the battery apart. A interest code for public officials. republic is any better o ff with the special in recent efforts^to tar his image, leaks of a special prosecutor’s report less than referred to as a decision to support the changes but that Bush smuggler had stuffed drugs inside the cells. .Dukakis has frequently attacked Bush over the interest groups calling the shots. has begun countering with in­ a week after he declared that the document "engage" the vice president, is a isn’t being candid in acknowledg- ■ Another smuggler with a penchant for vindicated him. ethics of Reagan administration officials including Most would agree that we’re hardly better creasing attacks on the Republi­ ing4hey are taxes. result of Bush’s apparent success batteries had an even better idea. He took apart Meese, who has announced he will resign by Attorney General Edwin Meese III, who last week o ff than the time when individuals contributed can vice president. in his own attacks. " I want the vice president to “ D” cell flashlight batteries and inserted smaller early August, said Sunday that whoever announced plans to step down. directly to candidates rather than through Even with the question of “ Bush has been banging him stand up and tell the truth, which “ AA” batteries inside. Then he packed heroin leaked details of the report should be held in Meese, who was under investigation for a year, political action committees. selecting a running mate hanging around on specific issues to try to is, that he and the president around the “ AA” batteries and closed them up in contempt of court. declared himself vindicated after an independent counsel decided not to seek an indictment of him. — Waterbury Republican over him and obscuring broader paint him as a liberal, and with supported a $6 billion tax in­ the “ D” battery casing. Anyone testing the Meese also denied a claim by his former With Meese on the way out, campaign sources campaign themes, Dukakis has some success, ” O’Donnell said. crease,” Dukakis said Sunday. batteries got a charge because they were hitting deputy that he offered his close friend E. said the vice president hopes to take the offensive on expanded and strengthened his In fact, the Dukakis campaign Dukakis has been critical of the the “AA” batteries inside. Robert Wallach a job in the Justice Reagan administration, and Bush the ethics issue. They said he would spell out his AP photo criticisms of Bush. appears in the midst of a critical ■ U.S. Customs mail inspectors in Miami got Department while Meese was aware Wallach by association, for months over proposals later this month. AIDS notification Campaigning across the West in transition period, as it continues suspicious when they smelled fresh glue on the was under criminal investigation. SHARING A SMILE — Soviet leader Jaruzelski, during a welcoming cerem­ Attorney General Edwin Meese, Bush himself was the target of accusations last his final pre-convention swing this to grapple with Jesse Jackson and covers of used books. A smuggler had placed highly Wallach, a lawyer and longtime Meese Mikhail Gorbachev, left, shares a smile ony today at Warsaw’s airport. Gorba­ past weekend, Dukakis hit at Bush the Iran-Contra affair, the war on week from Democratic Party chief Paul Kirk, who helps halt spread convention politics but at the compressed cocaine between thick cardboard confidant, is awaiting trial in New York on a accused him of using public funds to pay for with his Polish counterpart, Wojciech chev is on a six-day visit to Poland. with accusations that his no-tax drugs and support for Panama same time points ahead tothereal layers of the book covers and glued them together. racketeering indictment accusing him and campaign appearances. Bush aides denied the pledge was a sham, ridiculed him strongman Manuel Noriega. campaign — against the In a tacky twist, Colombian dealers chose a two others of taking illegal payments from allegations. The Am erican Medical Association is to be But he displayed a relucta nee to on plant-closing legislation, Republicans. shipment of children’s story books, including Wedtech Corp., a New York City defense The vice president’s only public appearance over commended for strongly urging physicians to engage in real responses to Bush needled him for backing off his After enjoying a lofty double­ “ Pinocchio.” The books, in Spanish, concealed 20 contractor, to influence government officials the weekend was at a Lithuanian festival on Sunday notify the sexual partners of people infected — and during the late primaries Gorbachev mingles with Poles, proclaimed opposition to offshore digit lead over Bush In public pounds of cocaine. near his vacation home. He said reforms in the with the AIDS virus. drilling, and even associated him opinion polls during much of the responded more than once by ■ Several hundred grams of cocaine have been Soviet Union signal a "time of hope,” but warned This position of active intervention, which through the administration with spring, polls in the last several mildly saying Bush should quit found in camera-film cartridges. against “ complacency or weakness” in dealing with came out of the recent A M A meeting in the Pentagon procurement weeks have shown a narrower criticizing others. ■ Another tried-and-true method is to gut a Rain brings some relief Moscow. arriving for talks on economy scandal. “ He’s now looking beyond the Chicago, could do a great deal to curtail the lead. whole fish, insert drugs in the mid-section, then The rains finally came to parts of the Bush and Jackson were speaking to the same While it was sometimes deli­ convention,” said Dukakis press agricultural group this afternoon in Washington. spread of this deadly disease. For that reason, While the change Is in part due to repackage the fish to look undisturbed. drought-stricken South and Midwest, bringing WARSAW, Poland (AP) - the Warsaw Pact allies. Gorbachev’s program of reform vered in Dukakis’ soft-spoken, secretary Dayton Duncan. “ He’s And all three contenders had appearances set it is long overdue. the end of the primary season, ■ Machinery is a favorite hiding place. A jubilation for some and despair for others who Mikhail S. Gorbachev signed It will be the first summit of the in the Soviet Union, saying it understated manner, or buried starting to really look forward to it Tuesday at the NAACP’s convention in Washington. The tracing of partners has long been the during which Dukakis had the 115-pound stash of hashish was found in the had hoped for too much. autographs and mingled with Soviet-led alliance since the U.S.- could be significant “ if it serves deep in his customary stump being him and Bush.” Dukakis, who is struggling to resolve a budget aura of a winner every week, cylindrical tubing components of wood lathes Thunderstorms in North Carolina and flag-waving citizens today after Soviet summit in Moscow and for changes in the system in accepted practice in fighting such diseases as speeches, Dukakis’ comments crunch in his home state, was turning his attention O’Donnell’s comments suggested arriving in Los Angeles. Michigan on Sunday brought damaging high arriving in Poland for a six-day since Gorbachev’s program of Poland and creation of a new syphilis and gonorrhea. The argument is were the result of a decision within William M. Welch is an Asso­ to gubernatorial business today after a four-day a recognition within the Dukakis ■ A Colombian statue of the Indian god Chipcha winds and injured six people in Michigan and visit expected to focus on efforts political and economic reform model of Polish-Soviet made that, unlike those disease, AIDS is as the campaign to be more forceful ciated Press reporter based in Western trip. campaign that some of Bush’s was not too sacred for use by drug traffickers. An a woman in North Carolina hospitalized today to breathe life into both countries’ was soundly endorsed by an relations.” yet incurable, and so one of the benefits to be In answering a month of attacks Washington who is covering the In a string of appearances during his last economies. darts had hit their mark. inspector hefted the statue and thought it was too after a power surge went through her electric extraordinary Communist Party Solidarity also urged Gorba­ gained from identification — namely, from Bush. 1988 presidential campaign. pre-convention campaign swing. Dukakis took Bush Polish leader Wojciech Jaru­ Dukakis, in an interview with heavy. The statue didn’t simply have cocaine curling iron. conference last month in chev to renounce the “ Brezhnev treatment and cure — does not apply. The vice president has been to task on a variety of issues, from the Pentagon zelski greeted the Soviet leader as Moscow. ^ the Los Angeles Times, said he inside. The statue was cocaine. A smuggler had But in Wisconsin, crop rejuvenation came doctrine,” named after the late going after Dukakis regularly on procurement scandal to the vice president’s Gorbachev’s plane arrived at Poland’s leaders say the visit, Yet the goal with AIDS, which is made all had concluded he will have to Letters to the editor molded 2.43 kilograms of cocaine and a bonding almost overnight. Soviet leader who intervened in his Massachusetts record, saying no-tax-hike pledge. Okecie Airport on a mild, sunny coming so soon after the confer­ the m ore vital because there is no cure, is to match Bush’s negative attacks on The Manchester Herald wel­ substance into the shape of the Indian god. “ It (the corn) looks nice and green right ■« the affairs of other East bloc his opponent supported tax in­ Dukakis says Bush’s support for higher fees for morning after a two-hour flight ence. will give new impetus to countries, ostensibly to protect halt its spread. And unless people are tested, him. And the Massachusetts comes original letters to the ■ Another technique is to hollow out the handles now, it’s unfolded. It’s probably grown two creases and furloughs for con­ some government services amounts to backing from Moscow. Gorbachev was their “ socialist renewal” of the their communist systems. and, if positive, their sexual partners notified, governor agreed with the sugges­ editor. of wooden tennis rackets and fill them with heroin. inches since this morning.” Wisconsin farmer higher taxes. Bush disputes that. victed murderers. accompanied by his wife, Raisa. economy and political system. Brezhnev was in power when the AID S virus is destined to be passed on to tion the fall presidential cam­ Letters should be brief and to The tip-off is usually heavy handles and the odor of Vince Garvoille said Sunday while examining Even as he sought to turn up the heat on Bush, “ While they’re throwing high After the official arrival cerem­ The East bloc’s best organized Jaruzelski’s government paign asa resultcould be “ nasty. ’’ the point. They should be typed or fresh glue. Pakistan officials tore apart a shipment Dukakis responded coolly to talk of possible more and more people. The AM A’s preferred inside fastballs, you need to throw three-quarters of an inch in his rain gauge. He onies, the Gorbachevs ap­ opposition, meanwhile, is seeking quashed Solidarity with a De­ “ Yes. it’s unfortunate.” Duka­ neatly handwritten, and, for ease of 1.000 tennis rackets bound for Holland and found said his hay probably grew three inches in the convention disputes with Jackson. proached a crowd of several scenario is for the infected person to tell his or some brush-back pitches too," assurances ofless Soviet interfer­ cember 1981 military crackdown, kis said. “ But as I did in the in editing, should be double­ cocaine in 200 of them. 10 hours after the weekend rain. “ I think Jesse Jackson can do apything he wants hundred (Jag-waving people on her own partner (s ). But when it becomes said campaign adviser Kirk ence in Polish affairs. outlawing the federation a year primary, you give fair warning, spaced. Letters must be signed ■ U.S. Customs inspectors in New York noticed to do,” Dukakis told reporters in Estes Park, Colo., the tarmac. Gorbachev paused to On the eve of the visit, however, later. clear to a physician that such a crucial piece O’ Donnell, using a baseball anal­ on Sunday. “ I ’m going to the convention and I’m you try to keep it positive, but If with name, address and daytime inconsistencies in the documents accompanying a sign several autographs and chat seven members of the outlawed Gorbachev, in earlier visits to of Information is being withheld, then it is that ogy. “ You don't want to see Bush More bodies found going to win it.” (attacks) continue, you’ve got to telephone number (for concrete tombstone. An X-ray revealed hashish with people in the crowd. Polish Socialist Party were de­ Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia, physician’s obligation, in the service of public getting his spikes in so deep he Although Dukakis has the delegates to win the respond.” verification). packages surrounded by wire mesh and sealed in ABERDEEN, Scotland — The Piper Alpha On the drive from the airport, tained when they met in an has emphasized his view that controls the plate. You’ve got to nomination on the first ballot, Jackson said over the health, to disclose it. From a medical Dukakis’ sharpest response has The Herald reserves the right the concrete. The smugglers had gone to the Gorbachev’s motorcade made an apartment in the southwestern every East bloc country should be keep him honest." oil and gas platform was still burning and weekend that “ my name will be in nomination.” perspective — which is the only perspective been on the issue of Bush’s to edit letters in the interests of trouble of inscribing the tombstone with a name unannounced stop at a traffic city of Wroclaw and police free to choose its own political A Washington political hand smoking early today, five days after “ Let no one mislead you. This is not the time for that should m atter here — this is the correct promise to oppose new taxes, an brevity, clarity and taste. and portrait of the dear departed. circle, where the Soviet Commu­ searched the Warsaw home of the course. explosions and fire on the North Sea rig killed the campaign to wind down,” Jackson told his Texas thing to do. brought in to advise the Dukakis assertion Bush has used to depict nist Party chief greeted onlook­ leader of the illegal anti­ Solidarity also called for "clear Address letters to: Open Fo­ Hacker heaven 166 men in the world’s worst oilfield disaster. delegates in Fort Worth on Sunday night. campaign on communicating its his Democratic rival as likely to ers and signed copies of his book, communist Confederation of In­ and unambiguous words” from — P ro vid en ce Sunday Journal rum, Manchester Herald. P.O. The semi-submersible support rig, Tharos. He suggested that some disagreements with the message, O’Donnell traveled with raise taxes if elected. The federal government is not paying as much “ Perestroika.” dependent Poland, opposition ac­ Gorbachev on the World War II Box 591. Manchester 06040. found three more bodies by early today, Dukakis camp would be aired at the convention. attention as it should to the potential for abuse of its Gorbachev’s visit is to be tivists said. massacre of 4,000 Polish army bringing the total recovered to 20. However, he denied reports his forces might stage capped at week’s end by a The banned Solidarity inde­ computer systems. The government is relying Texas oilfield fire and blowout specialist officers in the Katyn forest near a walkout at the convention over platform disputes. summit meeting of the leaders of pendent labor federation praised Smolensk. more and more on computers to store and process Red Adair, 73, and his team waited on the rig What makes a sign illegal in Montreal? data, but an investigation by the General to board the tilting, ruined platform. Adair’s Accounting Office concluded that government team said they had planned to return to the MONTREAL — Allan Singer says he will never computer security is inadequate. platfoEm today to continue clearing debris forget the political turmoil that took place in this Thus the Francophiles are anxious for a Several agencies investigated by the GAO had before trying to cap a blazing wellhead. Presser walked fine line as union chief city during the 1970s. Nor will many others in reaffirmation from the Supreme Court. And, until not done so much as assess their security Canada. Nationalistic militants seized control of then, some of them are enforcing Bill 101 problems. That leaves the data at the mercy of By Matt Yancey Teamsters' 16 board members were the provincial government, and threatened to unilaterally. Allan Singer says vigilantes hackers, vandals and thieves. wrongdoing was done under the Tom sometimes take to the nighttime streets of Bombers fall short The Associated Press controlled by organized crime or, at auspices of the government. make an independent nation in French-speaking The GAO cited an example of how hackers could News Analysis 9 Montreal to paint over or tear down business signs WASHINGTON — Am eika’s B-1 bombers best, unwilling or incapable of remov­ Quebec. break into a federal computer system for their own WASHINGTON - Jackie Presser ing the Mafia’s domination over the Altogether during his 40-year union Hede that have been printed in English. may not be able to fulfill their mission of Mercifully, the curious idea passed with the advantage. The Immigration and Naturalization vowed five years ago to clean up the union’s affairs the past three decades. career, Presser was the subject of at Singer says he has been repeatedly threatened in penetrating Soviet air defenses in the 1990s, change of decades. The talk of secession is not very Service uses computers to process applications Teamsters Union. He didn’t succeed, Trerotola, 70, has never been Presser denied ever being under least 14 criminal probes. But unlike this way. He also says he’s been intimidated with past Teamster chiefs given the same threatening today. But there is at least one from people seeking citizenship. Without proper according to congressional and administra­ according to government prosecu­ indicted. But many of the hundreds of mob control, but it was a fine line that la 1 \ anonymous letters and telephone calls. “ I don’t scrutiny, Presser believed in using exasperating hangover from the time. It is called security, a hacker could tamper withthe records to tion officials citing new test results. tors, but Presser breathed new life local Teamster officials that prosecu­ he walked, remembering the disap­ really worry about it.” he goes on. “ but some Recent tests have shown problems with the public relations to counter the union’s Bill 101, and it is the reason Singer can’t forget — or no one is going to tell me what language to use in help the case of an illegal alien who would not into the nation’s largest union, re­ tors have pursued over the past dozen pearance of former Teamsters chief people do. A lot of the English have been driven out B-l’s Electronic Countermeasures, or ECM, image as corrupt. perhaps it’s the reason he won’t forget — the bad my own store.” otherwise qualify for citizenship. A new federal law turned it to the mainstream of the years have been under his jurisdiction Jimmy Hoffa after his release from of business by the thugs and the 'language police. ’” system used to foil enemy radar. House old days. Singer feels so strongly about his sign that he has is aimed at forcing the agencies to beef up their American labor movement and, just as head of the union’s Eastern jail and bid to reassume control of the As an Ohio Teamster leader during Singer says his own business has suffered Armed Services Committee Chairman Les Conference in New York and New Bill 101 is the law passed in 1976 to establish been to coui\4S times during the dispute. He has security. maybe, helped put it on a path union. the early 1970s, Presser was widely gravely. He estimates his profits have declined in Aspin, D-Wis., said in a memorandum sent to towards reform. Jersey. “ If you’re totally honest and try to French as the official language in Quebec. It is furthermore spent more than $120,000 to satisfy credited with reducing the power of the last decade by more than 50 percent. He says Minl>edltorial panel members and disclosed on Sunday. Presser, 61, died Saturday night in a Mathis was empowered as the clean up the union and you try to do it often referred to as the “ Anti-English Act." Bill 101 iegal fees. The case was argued before the organized crime figures through his that before Bill 101, he used to house his stationery Plans to build the B-1 were shelved during suburban Cleveland hospital after a Teamsters’ acting president for 120 fast enough and without making mandates the use of French in the legislature, in Canadian Supreme Court last autumn, and a George Bush was at it again the other day. He own aggressiveness in contract bar­ the marketplace and in the classrooms; it also shop in a high-rent building; now he has been told a group of high school students that if he the Carter administration but revived under battle with cancer, two months after days or until early September. accommodations so the government gaining. And in 1977 he persuaded decision on the matter is supposed to be rendered forced to move everything Into a more modest giving up the reins of the 1.6 Starting out as a business agent for a won’t get you, the other guys — the makes it a crime to use any other language to print this summer. wanted to curry favor with the press and get plenty President Reagan as he persuaded Congress then-Teamster President Frank Fitz­ Teamster local in Atlanta, he climbed signs. basement structure. of coverage, he could attack Ronald Reagan. that a penetrating bomber was needed to million-member union to Weldon hoods — will get you,” he said of the simmons to establish a large public Naturally, Singer hopes the decision goes his Mathis, the No. 2 official and his way through the union’s hierarchy Teamsters’ presidency in a 1977 Singer has been breaking the law since its^ He runs the relocated store from behind a “ What I would do is go out and criticize the bridge the gap between the aging fleet of B-S2s relations apparatus and put him in way. So do many of the other English-speaking Presser’s apparent choice as his over 38 years. interview. “ It’s a death chair either adoption. He still uses English with a vengeance. Spartan desk that is next to a shelf of cellophane president of the United States. It’s man bites dog. I and the B-2 or Stealth Bomber expected to charge of it. J residents of Quebec. They say the language law tape. He is a rumpled man, mostly bald, and 76 successor. When Presser passed the reins to way.” He has particularly violated the part about the mean, that’s a great story.” We understand what become operational in the 1990s. Taking-ovbr as president in 1983, attacks one of their most fundamental rights, years old. He says he goes to the shop every day, While Presser himself had been the Mathis on an interim basis, Trerotola Despite Presser’s death, the go­ printing of signs; he Is a longtime merchant in you meant, George. We just hope the dog Presser immediately began to polish freedom of communication, and the net result is along with his wife, Jean, to take care of what Is left subject of 14 criminal investigations led a boycott by half of the 16 vernment will pursue its takeover Montreal, and he continues to proclaim his that it reduces them to a second-class standing. understands, too. and was under indictment when he executive board members at the first suit, U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani the international union’s image. He business as “ Allan Singer Ltd. Printers and of the trade, and to wait for the Supreme Court to Palestinian teen killed And yet those who support the law have rule. died, his moves to put Mathis in meeting convened afterwards, setting of New York said Sunday. was the first Teamster president in Stationers. Office Supplies.” modem times to testify voluntarily arguments of their own. The proponents point out That ruling may very well go against A. Singer. JERUSALEM — Israeli troops fired on control were consistent with a career- up a possible challenge to him. Presser himself was under indict­ This violation was initially noted in 1978. Singer long effort to repair the Teamsters’ No permanent successor to Presser before a congressional committee. that Francophiles make up 83 percent of the The emotional merits aside, Canadian authorities stone-throwing high school students in the ment for allegedly participating in a says, “ The ’ianguage poiice’ came into the store provincial population of 6.5 million people, and, In ^aitrlirstrr Hrralf'i occupied West Bank today, kiliing a image. will be chosen until after his funeral ghost employee payroll-padding in say the merchant’s legal case is difficult to sustain Presser promised senators he one day and told me I was in trouble.” He says he this light. Bill 101 merely recognizes the fact that Mathis, 62, has never been linked Tuesday, labor officials said. But which some $700,000 from a Cleveland under the law. The authorities say Singer might Founded In 1881 16-year-old Palestinian, hospitai officials said. would try to cleanse the union of threw them out on their rumps, and has been with any organized crime figures. labor insiders doubt a successful Teamsters local that he also headed Quebec is a “ distinct society” In Canada, one with have done better to print his sign in both English Economics Minister Gad Yaacobi, cormpt influences but cautioned fighting back since. French roots. And except for nepotism that is challenge to Mathis can be mounted. was funneled to organized crime and French, but that is another question...... meanwhile, said the 7-month-old Palestinian "there’s no way I can be a He has now been in litigation for 10 years, common to many unions, he is free of Presser died just two weeks after figures. The French-speaking proponents say it can’t be In any event, the defendant says he is prepared uprising against Israeli rule in the occupied policeman.” because, he claims, he's on the side of the angels; otherwise. They insist the French heritage and ...... territories has cost Israel more than $600 scandal. the government, in a first-ever suit of Armed with reams of government for the verdict, come what may. If he wins, he will ALEXANDER PIRELLI...... iEdit" “ Look, I have owned a stationery shop in culture must be protected. They note that Quebec is million. The figure included Israeli losses in Presser had initiated a change in its kind, moved to place control of the documents showing Presser to have Last year, while convalescing from go on fighting the law; and, if he loses, he will go on the union’s constitution in 1986 so that entire union undei .i court-appointed been an informant for both the FBI Montreal for more than 30 years. And I printed my surrounded by at least 270 million people who speak nOBERTS...... Adv.rtl.lno Olrectof tourism, export and production revenues, he cancer treatments, Presser guided fighting the law. “ Some people think I ’m Mathis, rather than First Vice Presi­ trustee. and the Internal Revenue Service, his signs in English for two decades before Bill 101.1 English in North America, and the law regarding said. the Teamsters back into the AFL-CIO stubborn,” Singer says. “ I prefer to think I ’m free. SHELDON COHEN...... C on„J,."o dent Joseph Trerotola of New York, Among the go iment's claims am not hurting anyone by usingfngllsh, and I language is the best way to preserve the minority attorneys had prepared an elaborate after 30 years of bitter rivalry And as long as I can use English. 1 may be able to ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Preasroom ManuMr were that Pressf Mathis and the never wanted to argue with anyb^y — but, by God, would become interim president. defense on the premise that any between the two groups. identification. stay that way,” fr a n k J McSWEEQAN...... Circulation O lr o ^ 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 11, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 11, 1988 — 9 'King of Subs’ offering

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Expand paper route to increase sales By Larry Rosenthal Last year, gross sales totaled PEOPLE The Associated Press Australia. $360 million — an 89 percent The recent explosion in growth PEAR BRUCE: Your beach and enjoy life. I have a physician's office or a health mainte­ increase over the year before, is the result largely of franchisees radi program keeps bachelor’s degree in nursing, but I nance organization, where your du­ Directing Star trek MILFORD — Entrepreneurs when there were only about half investing in additional stores, me t -npany as I de­ would like to know what careers I ties would be considerably different who believe the American Dream as many franchises. Gross corpo­ DeLuca said. liver ii wspapers early might pursue using the skills that I from those of a floor nurse or floor PHOENIX, Arlz. can be found in a foot-long rate revenues were $30 million, a in the morning. I enjoy have developed. supervisor? Or you may be able to - William submarine sandwich travel here company spokeswoman said. New franchisees learn about what I do and the hours Smart Money I don’t want to sound like a crybaby, make a career for yourself in Shatner, whose each month to learn how to make Subway has Its origins in Pete’s bookkeeping, hiring, manage­ fit well into my gradu­ although I may be one. But, besides pharmaceuticals as a medical role as Capt. Kirk mounds of money stuffing pounds Super Submarine Sandwiches, a ment, cost-control and the finer ate studies program, Bruce Williams money. I ’d like some recognition that detailer. of the starship of food into fresh-baked buns. business DeLuca opened in 1965 points of making subs during but I do need more I am an intelligent, feeling human Switching back to nursing, perhaps Enterprise over­ ’Their teacher and inspiration is at age 17 with the help of a family two-week courses that begin ever money. being. I have not received this you would consider a plant nurse’s shadowed his other Fred DeLuca, the man who would friend, Peter Buck. As the story is other Monday at the company’s The route was estab­ recognition in nursing. position in which you are responsible performances, be, and is, the King of Subs. told. Buck suggested the idea to headquarters here, now spread lished well before I took R.S., DALLAS for medical records, and where says directing the ’Twenty-three years after DeL­ DeLuca as a way for him to make out over four locations but soon to it over. From time to time people do mer to contact you if he or she would emergencies requiring people skills new “ Star Trek” uca opened his first sub shop in money for college, gave him be consolidated in a new building. call the paper for a subscription and like to continue the subscription. nearby Bridgeport to raise mo­ D EAR R.S.: Lots of folks go thrimgh^ develop. movie is the most $1,000 in starting capital and The students spend half their this offsets the customers who decide Delivering newspapers is Just an ney for college, his fast-food a time when they feel their jolts'" Don’t bum your bridges. By all enjoyable thing agreed to be his partner. time at stores where the owners not to take the paper or who move other sales position. Get out there and chain has grown to more than meaninglessr'altli^gh I would im­ means, take a look around you to see he’s ever done. Aided by the decision in 1975 to have agreed to help take part in away. But I would like to increase my solicit. Convince people that it’s a 2,200 stores, and new shops are start franchising, the company agine that in nu1*Bing^ you have what is available. Until you are able to Shatner said the training. sales volume. What would you whole lot more convenient for yoU4o opportunities to see people’s lives find something solid, continue with opening at a rate of between>20o .was able to meet its 10-yeangoal movie, the fifth on The students of submarine­ suggest? drop off the paper than for them to go materially change foi^the better what you are doing. If you are and 30 a week. ,,t of 32 stores and begin expanding the theme, tenta­ making come "from all walks of N.M., JAMESTOWN. N.Y. out and buy it themselves. You’re an because of what you do. currently working days, you might His company. Subway Sand­ in earnest. Subway opened its tively is titled life and from all over the world,” ambitious guy, and I salute that. Be that as it may, I can appreciate want to volunteer to have your shift wiches & Salads, is the fastest first store in Alaska this spring DEAR N.M.: Cold solicitations "The Final Front­ growing fast-food chain in the and will soon have franchises in said Alexander Dembski, the why you might wish to change changed to evenings or late night for director of training. seem to me to be the only way to to go. DEAR BRUCE: I have been a careers. I would be the last person to the purpose of exploring job ier” and probably SANDWICH KING country and was recently named every state except Wyoming and You know the homes you deliver to on registered nurse for the past 13'/i criticize this — because I myself have possibilities. will feature the — Fred DeLuca, the America’s top franchise by the South Dakota. Many recent immigrants and your route, and you know the families years. When 1 came into nursing I return of the entire magazine ‘‘Entrepreneu»,V’o changed careers often and never William Shatner founder of Subway Subway shops can also be found other people who are short on who don't subscribe. Make a list of the loved it, but with the changes regretfully. Bruce Williams, America’s (op cast of the “ Star which compiles a Franchise 500 ;<•-,in Canada, the Bahamas and cash and long on ambition are homes you don’t service, and call on a people suing, and the lack of respect You mentioned that you have been radio talk host, is heard each Trek” TV series, including Leonard Nimoy as Sandwiches & Subway subs are being gobbled Bahrain, and starting sometime attracted to the relatively low fixed number of them each day. from physicians and hospital admin­ doing hospital nursing. Have you weeknight on NBC stations. His Mr. Spock. Salads, holds a up at quite a clip. The fast-food this month folks Down Under will start-up costs. A typical first You might also try to arrange with istrations afford nurses — I have chain says it is selling 1.5 million considered working in an allied coiumn appears every Monday, Wed­ Shatner, speaking Saturday at a Star Trek submarine sandwich be able to try out such specialties store can be opened for about the newspaper publisher to give you decided that there is no way I can medical field, in one of the services nesday and Friday. Write to Wiiiiams convention, evaded most other questions feet o f sandwiches a week to as the Subway Club, a combina­ $65,000. or as much as $20,000 less continue. some free papers that you could that provides nurses on a temporary in care of the Manchester Heraid, about the film but did say the project has in one of his customers who like to watch their tion of roast beef, turkey and if equipment is leased, DeLuca deliver on a trial basis. Be sure to I am a single parent with three meals take shape before their basis or places nurses in full-time P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. "gone from a story idea to a full-fledged stores in Milford. ham, when several stores open said. The franchise fee itself is include a note, along with your children to support, so I can’t just eyes and to their specifications positions, for example? Letters of generai interest wili be screenplay.” AP photo around P e rth in western only $7,500. telephone number, telling the custo- arbitrarily decide to move to the Have you thought of working in a answered in the column. The convention drew “ Trekkies,” as enthusiasts for the long-rerunning TV series Abby’s namesake dairy cow are known, from around the nation. BUSINESS Small businesses can sell overseas Beach Boy returns By Matthew Lubanko American Standard is one of the many products they plan to export: when Dr. Gott Meriden Record-Journal predictor, only the West German LOS ANGELES — Beach Boy Brian Wilson, Alter joins Insurance firm little companies that can export and foreign buyers tell Rodriguez they government has yet todecide whether Peter Gott. M.D. produces cream of the crop who sang of good vibrations and endless one of the few that does. want to buy widgets, for example. our product is safe in their country M ERID EN — While some people summers before sinking into drug addiction David Alter of Ellington has joined the W.J. “ Few small business owners realize Rodriguez leads the buyers to widget even though its FDA approved,” said and isolation, has returned from the deep end Irish Insurance Agency of Manchester as an blame the U.S. trade deficit on they can get a piece of the export manufacturers within the state. DEAR DEAR ABBY: My stepfather David Balzer Sr., owner of Health- account executive who will specialize in "unfair” foreign competition, others action If they’re-willing to do a little Companies signed up for the trade- ABBY: Sorry ( I ’ll call him Ralph) and my with a critically acclaimed solo album and an check in Cheshire. to be so late in business and group health insurance. have no problem competing on homework, draw up a marketing lead program are also encouraged to mother got a divorce last year. optimistic outlook. Entering its third year in business. writing, but I Alter is a graduate of the University of "their” terms. plan, and stick to that plan for at least advertise in international trade mag­ Since then, Ralph and his new With the help of his controversial Healthcheck now exports digital kept putting it Ck>nnecticut. He has 18 years experience in Take Nat Florian, president of 15 months,” said Dawn Rodriguez, azines or attend international trade girlfriend had a baby boy. They psychologist, Eugene Landy, Wilson kicked thermometers, blood-pressure me­ Dear Abby casualty insurance and has spent the last 10 American Standard Co. in Southing­ international trade specialist with the shows, Rodriguez said. off until now. In named him Michael. My question the drug habit, dropped his weight from more ters, take-home pregnancy tests and Medication eases ton. As a manufacturer of tree- state Department of Economic The U.S. Department of Commerce March of 1986, A|)igail Van Buren is: Is Michael related to me? If than 300 pounds to a firm 190, and cut an years as an agent affiliated with South ovulation predictors/: pruning tools. American Standard Development. also offers low-cost services to one of our cows yes, what is he to me? Is Ralph album that critics put in a league with the Windsor agency. “ But we’re still committed to exports its products to West Ger­ While exporting adds more risks companies willing to export. Once gave birth to still my stepfather? (I still Beach Boys’ 1966 classic, “ Pet Sounds.” ' Alter has served as a justice of the peace exporting.” Balzer said. “ Out of the heart probiems twin heifers. many. France, Great Britain, Japan and work to any business, it can also business owners know what products $15 million of business we do every consider him my stepfather, as he "This album is better than ‘Pet Sounds,” ’ and as chairman of the town of Ellington Naturally we and a few countries in Latin America yield rewards. they want to sell, the Commerce year, exports account for 10 percent of is very dear to me.) Wilson said in a recent interview. "There’s no Insurance Advisory Board. He and his wife, DEAR DR. GOTT: My question concerns drugs were quite ex­ and Africa. “ If exports make up 10 or 15 percent Department can consult the export our sales. And we expect they’ll I have a half-brother, comparison to the two, but this one has more Carol, have twochildren. Debbie and Brian. used in the treatment of mitral valve prolapse. I "W e ’re one of the midgets of the of a company’s sales, then that statistics stored in its computers. account for a larger percentage in the cited and wanted to give them honor. It really is. "Tom m y,” from the marriage of have this condition, as do several friends. Only one to offer. It has more to offer the teen-agers, nation's exporting companies,” Flo­ company will have steadier growth. "Let’s say your company markets future.” special names. No matter whom JENNIFER JAMES, Ralph and my mother. Ralph’s friend takes medicine: Inderal, when she ^as a the older folks and the in-between people. ” rian said. “ Yet exports account for It’s like having a diversified portfolio padlocks. We can tap into our Donald Sessions, vice president of we asked, “ Abbjl and Ann” were VERDON, NEB. new baby, Michael, would, I CB T promotes Casalino problem. I have to take Corgard daily. If I don’t, I the names everyone suggested. Landy, credited as the new album’s about 40 percent of our yearly gross when playing the stock market.” said computer resources a ^ pull out J.H. Sessions&Son in Bristol, has also believe, be Tommy’s half- executive producer, works with the sales, which protects us from the wild faint frequently, have chest pains and arrhythmia. Our herd is 30 percent registered DEAR JENNIFER: I’ve had ’Thomas F. Casalino of Manchester has been Paul Jacobson, deputy director of the statistics which would tell you the top committed his company to more brother, right? swings in the economy.” What’s the difference? and we’ve been milking since show dogs, racehorses, monkeys 46-year-old Wilson 24 hours a day and promoted to vice president in the commercial international division of the U.S. 10 foreign markets for your pad­ exports. I also have a 3-year-old son American Standard entered the 1957. and babies named after me, but considers himself Wilson’s friend, therapist banking group of Connecticut National Bank. Commerce Department office in locks,” Jacobson said. “ We’re trying to work more closely named Victor. If I am related to export business during a trade show in DEAR READER: Mitral valve prolapse is a this is my first registered cow. I and musical collaborator. He is operations manager for the group and is Hartford. With trade statistics in hand, with our foreign distributors by Michael, what would the relation­ New York where “ we came in contact common condition in adult women and is marked by Well, ” Abby” calved last May am honored. And since I am responsible for financial reporting and Most companies, however, see only companies can then do a little learning about foreign markets on our ship between Victor and Michael with a igentleman who agreed to a loosening or fioppiness of a portion of the mitral and we would like you to name her privileged to name "A b b y’s” coordination of the group’s budget. the added burdens of exporting: More research on their own. own. The more we learn, the more we be? Also, my mother just married export our products,” Florian said. valve in the heart. This causes a clicking sound or a heifer. We must register her heifer, my choice is "Jeanne” — Silver service wanted Before joining the bank in 1985, he was an market research, advertising, financ­ " I f your company is looking to sell can create our products for our again. Is her new husband also .Although “ we first saw the trade murmur. name in August, so please get the after my firstborn, who has given audit supervisor for Ernest & Whinney. ing, insurance, packing, shipping, surgical tools to a particular country, foreign customers’ individual tastes my stepfather, and my son’s IND IANAPO LIS — Josie Orr, wife of Gov. show as a nuisance, it introduced us to In some patients, M VP is associated with name to us as soon as possible. her blessing and approval. (P.S. Casalino is a member of the Connecticut documentation, customs clearance, try to learn how many operating and needs.” said Sessions, a manufac­ stepgrandpa? Robert D. Orr, is waging a battle with the a few people who really helped us, rooms and surgeons there are in that recurrent attacks of rapid heart rate. This is When “ Ann” calves, if it’s a Society of Certified Public Accountants aiid warehouse storage and overseas turer and exporter of carrying cases ususally an annoying nuisance that stops as We would all like to have Navy to recover a 39-piece silver set donated people we would not have met had we distribution. country, or which country is about to Thank you for your coopera­ heifer, let her name the udder the American Institute of (Certified Public for sound equipment and cameras, answers to these questions. Ralph by the citizens of Indiana almost a century ago stayed at our office,” Florian said. To Still, the extra work is not as build a large new hospital,” Jacobson abruptly as it begins. In older patients, however, tion. I hope you consider this an one.) Accountants. among other components for carrying this rapid pulse can lead to anigna, a characteristic and I feel that we are still for the battleship USS Indiana. expand and cultivate a field of unseen overwhelming as it seems if “ busi­ said. cases. step-relations even though he and sensation of chest pressure or pain indicating that " It is our silver and the Navy has foreign buyers, American Standard ness owners realize they don’t have to Once a business owner has a few Exports account for roughly 20 my mother are no longer married the heart muscle is not receiving enough oxygen. confiscated it,” Mrs. Orr said. “ The Navy Coelho becomes veep still advertises in garden-product know everything about trading.” foreign names and addresses to work percent of Sessions’ sales. Many patients feel more comfortable taking didn’t pay for It, the state didn’t pay for it, the trade magazines. Business America Rodriguez assured. with, the hard work begins, Jacobson Data Bank Michael is not related to you, "B y going to trade shows, I learn medicine that will prevent the fast-heart episodes of federal government didn’t pay for It. The Donna Coelho of Manchester has been magazine, and Commercial News To get started in exporting, "all a said. about my competitors’ products. If I but you are right — Michael and MVP. One of the most effective classes of drugs for citizens of Indiana paid for it.” promoted to assistant vice president and magazine. - company needs to do is find a product He said companies should ask their see they’re producing something Tommy are half-brothers, this purpose is the beta-blockers, medicines to Most of the sterling silver serving set is “We really spend a minimal and look for a place to sell it. The rest distributors-to-be for references from to each other. manager of the West Hartford (Center Branch interesting, then I know we have work interupt the cycle of nerve impulses that run the aboard the USS Nimitz, a nuclear-powered amount on advertising (a product they can learn as they go along," creditors and other companies that do to do when we get back to the shop,” THE COST OF RAISING A CHILD Victor also calls Ralph of People’s Bank. She is responsible for heart too fast. Inderal was the first beta-blocker to aircraft carrier. advertisement in Business America Rodriguez said. business with them. Furthermore, a Sessions said. “ Grandpa.” Is that OK? Thank overseeing branch operations and developing be marketed. Others have been developed. Corgard In nine years, the average cost of raising Four pieces are on display at the^^overnor’s new business. costs only $150). But the ads can As one of the promoters of Conneti- skillful distributor cannot guarantee a And by "having trade representa­ you for straightening all this out. sometimes lead to orders” from afar, being one. You and your friend are taking similar a child fiom birth to age 18 soared Indianapolis residence, and one large bowl, Coelho, who joined the bank in 1977. had cut’s "trade-lead program,” Rodri­ product’s sale in a foreign country; tives overseas, I have little spies. ALL MIXED UP Florian said. medicines. However, you seem to require yours on a nearly 73 percent damaged by a mortar during the been marketing manager for the Hartford guez acts as a liaison between customs officers sometimes get in the They tell me what our foreign more regular basis, perhaps because your tendency IN MONTGOMERY, ALA. In the eyes of the U!S. Department way. Spanish-American War, is at the Statehouse. region. She has taken courses at the American domestic sellers and foreign buyers. competitors are producing; they send to fast-pulse is more severe. of Commerce and Connecticut De­ The 130 state businesses that have “ We have an order for 5,000 to 7,000 me samples of our competitors’ DEAR ALL MIXED UP: Ralph When the USS Indiana was decommissioned Institute of Banking, has worked with partment of Economic Development, signed up for the program can list the units of our take-home ovulation products. DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’ve seen advertisements that may be very dear to you, but he is after World War I the set was transferred to Manchester Civitan and is a member of the claim individuals can increase their height by two to no longer your stepfather — your the USS Indianapolis, which was sunk in 1945. Association of Savings Bank Women. four inches by following an exercise program mother’s new husband is. Mrs. Orr believes all 39 pieces should be on designed to straighten the spine. Is there any Michael and Victor are not display in Indianapolis until the Navy l\/laklng tjie divorce complete validity to these claims? related to each other. And Victor commissions another ship bearing the state’s Regional office opened Home siding may call Ralph anything he name. AM EX Life Assurance Co., an American DEAR READER: I ’ m afraid not. You cannot wishes, as long as it’s all right QUESTION: when one of you joins the choir increase the height of a fully grown ,spine by with Ralph. Express company, has announced the You explained silent, the survivor will become exercising. On the other hand, we are all aware that Baghdad by the Bay establishment of a regional office at 150 North that a stock­ the sole owner. trial opens some people slouch and have poor posture. These CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: If Main St. to serve residents interested in the holder can folks could certainly be helped by exercises you’ve been hitching rides regu­ SAN FRANCISCO — Even after 50 years of company’s long-term care Insurance plan. have another Investors’ QUESTION: I bought 200 designed to make them stand straight. The thrust of larly with a co-worker, neighbor almost daily chronicling of life in the The plan covers the costs of nursing home person’s name shares of utility company stock BRIDGEPORT — A Branford siding company, the advertisements you mention is to give cruel or friend, when was the last time metropolis he calls Baghdad hy the Bay, stays, which are not typically covered by added to stock, Guide several years ago. My total cost, which aliegedly used a fnultj-million dollar hope to people with spinal abnormalities, particu­ Source United Srares Department ol Agriculture you offered to fill up the gas tank? newspaper columnist Herb Caen says it’s still standard health insurance. Medicare or as joint owner, William A. Doyle including brokerage commission, contract with Sears Robuck andl^O. to trick more larly the elderly who may have osteoporosis or the Or is your friendship riding on a marvelous place to write about. supplemental "m edigap” Insurance. by doing the was $3,328. During the time I have than 100 homeowners state-wide into taking a normal shortening tendency that comes with age. “ empty” indefinitely? “ Like a snake, (San Francisco) sheds its The Connecticut office is the 10th regional. following; owned this stock, I have received second mortgage, this week becomes the subject Connactleut SocMy of C*rtl(l«d Pubtic Aooountintt of the state’s first trial under the anti­ skins, changes its shape, wanders off in office established by AM EX Life as part of its “ Fill out the $1,622 o f. non-taxable distribu­ racketeering act. unexpected directions. A hard city for program to open offices in key U.S. cities to assignment tions, labeled "return of capital.” The four principals of East Coast Siding Co., sentimentalists, which most writers are,” form on the back of the certifi­ divorce settlement papers When I sell this stock, what will provide more convenient and personal service otherwise known as the Sears Siding Co., Ray D. cate, showing exactly how you awarding sole ownership of the be my "basis” — cost for tax Keep your house cool during the summer Caen wrote in Sunday’s San Francisco to its long-term care insurance customers. Hahn, Joseph Thomas, Francis Guarino and want the stock registered. Have stock to you. The transfer agent purposes?. Chronicle-Examiner, which devoted its Mark Scafariello, go on trial Monday in your signature guaranteed by a might accept those papers as feature section to recounting his years on the Union ratifies new pact Bridgeport Superior Court on charges of As New York City recommended medical care? This too unit (measured in BTUs) and the type brokerage firm, commercial evidence that the 300 shares ANSWER: Your basis, right job. second-degree forgery and violating the state throbbed through its is deductible, even though it is a of existing furnace. STRATFORD — Rank and file members of bank or trust company. Send the belong to you alone and that new now, is $1,706. That’s the $3,328 Caen began writing his column for the Corrupt Organizations Racketeering Act. second week of temper­ permanent improvement to the prop­ “ There are heat pumps that can United Auto Workers Local 1010 have ratified certificate by registered mail, certificates should be issued in you paid, minus the $1,622 return, Chronicle on July 5,1938, at age 22. His ’The trial, expected to last more than 10 weeks, atures in high 80s and erty or improves the value of the work with existing gas, oil or electric a new contract with Textron Lycoming, while return receipt requested, to the your name. of capital distributions you have journalism is mostly gossip; he mentions an involves allegations that the men tricked people 90s recently, my hus­ property subject to limits. forced air furnaces which produce negotiations with a second union continued. ' transfer agent, whose name and The hard lesson you’re learn­ received. If you sell before Sylvia average of 6,768 names a year. into putting their homes as collateral in exchange band and I discussed air To the extent that the expenditure heating bills that are, in meat cases, The vote Sunday was 1,435-57 in favor of the address is listed in the annual ing, of course, is that divorces can receiving any more return of "Rem em ber people’s names and they’ll for vinyl siding. conditioning our house for air conditiqning adds to the value lower than either a furnace or heat new three-year package, according to Joseph stockholders’ report. The ‘ old be messy and that all details capital distributions, the differ­ never forget you. Forget and they’ll never The four men allegedly sold the contracts with in the country. We Porter of your home, no medical expense pump could deliver alone,” says certificate will be destroyed and a should be buttoned down. ence between your $1,706 basis forgive you,” he often quotes himself as Ciuci, president of Local 1010. the home owners to The Dartmouth Plan, a couldn’t do it when the deduction is allowed. Thus, if you Kathy Weirick of Bryant Heating & new one sent to you.” and the p ro cess from the sale having once said. "Everyone is deliriously happy with the Garden City, N.Y. mortgage company that has house was built many spend $1,500 on air conditioning your Cooling, a major manufacturer of Fine, but I have the reverse QUESTION: My husband and I will be either a capital gain or a results,” Cicuci said after the ratification been under investigation by the state Attorney years ago because we home for medical reasons and the heating and cooling products. Caen’s column has given birth to endless problem. How can I have a name recently made our first purchase capital loss. meeting. General’s Office. didn’t have enough value of the house is increased by phrases and puns that have worked their wa removed from 3(M) shares of stock of stock. We specifically in­ Every return of capital distri­ Negotiators for United Auto Workers Local State officials said that home owners who money. $1,000, you can deduct only $500 "The homeowner simply programs into everyday language on the West Coast. I own as the result of a divorce. structed the broker to have the bution reduces your basis. You’re 1010 and Textron reached a tentative called Sears to have vinyl siding put on their We could afford to air condition the substantially on installation costs. ($1,500 less $1,000). You must observe his thermostats to turn on or off The certificate is in my name and stock registered in both our not required to pay tax on those agreement Friday after a marathon homes were contacted by the defendants. The house now. But with what system? Some alterations may be necessary the limits with great care. according to the fam ily’s schedule,” my ex-wife’s name. Our attorney names "as joint tenants with distributions until they reduce bargaining sesssion that lasted more than 24 home owners signed documents purporting to be How extensively? To learn the since cool air is harder to move than Now to continue with another adds David Lewis of Carrier Corpora- Mom handles income neglected to have her sign the right of survivorship.” your basis to zero. After that, a simple financing plan but which later turned answers to these questions. I ’ve been warm air. In homes without existing cooling option: The heat pump — an tion, a leading systems hours. certificates. I don’t know where The stock certificate arrived in return of capital distributions NEW YORK — There’s little chance Jared out to be a second mortgage on their homes with checking on home-cooling costs in ductwork, installation can be costly,, air conditioner that can work in manufacturer. she is and, naturally, don’t] ant to become taxable as long-term Rushton, who plays Tom Hanks’ sidekick in Drought juggles earnings m y husband’s name and my high interest rates. general. It’s a story that all of you can yet there are new types of equipment reverse. In the summer, it gathers look. Is there a way? name, followed by the letters "JT capital gains. Today, virtually all new air condi­ the hit movie “ Big,” is going to get a big head Deputy Chief State’s Attorney Domenick J. apply no matter where you live and that provide more options in adding heat from inside your home and T E N .” We assume this means If you still own that stock after tioners are high-efficiency models over his movie income. The 14-year-old’s mom WASHINGTON — In agriculture, somebody Galluzzo said 140 similar complaints from under what circumstances. modem cooling systems to existing pumps it outside. In the winter, the ANSWER: Normally, both liv­ joint tenants. But does it also your basis is down to zero, you’ll that cost much less to run than tlie- -won’t let him. always gets more or less than the next guy, around the state involving East Coast. The equipment must be "sized” for buildings. process is reversed. There’s some ing joint owners have to sign and mean right of survivorship? pay tax on the return of capital typical models of a few years/Ago. Monica Rushton put her son’s earnings from and the government says drought is no He said in many cases home owners believed the home. An air conditioner that is If you have an allergy, can you heat in even very cold outdoor air. The have their signatures guaranteed distribution you receive each Some models offer still higher effi­ the movie into a trust fund and didn’t even tell exception. they were secure in signing contracts with East oversized — provides too many deduct the cost of installing air heat pump can gather that heat, to change the registered ANSW ER: Sure. Look at the year — assuming the company is ciencies and even lower operating him how much he made. But she did let him "Th e drought will result in a substantial Coast because the siding company was operating BTUHs (British Thermal Units per conditioning in, say, your bedroom? concentrate it and pump it indoors for ownership. back-of the stock certificate and still making such distributions. costs. redistribution of earnings,” the Interagency through a contract with Sears. Galluzzo said Hour of cooling) — will cool your Yes. It would be deductible as long as your benefit. buy a new 12-speed bicycle, according to this Ask the lawyer who handled the you will see that JT TE N is the And, when you sell, the entire week’s People magazine. Drought Policy Committee said in its July home owners found out they had a lean on their home, but will not reduce humidity. the installation is detachable. Heat pumps caixcost $2,000 to $5,000, Many dealers now have computer' divorce to try to locate your ex abbreviation for "as joint tenants proceeds from the sale will be report to President Reagan. “ Farmers homes either when they went to sell the home or An air conditioning contractor will You will need a doctor’s statement depending on the compressor protec­ programs that calculate and compare Rushton, who just finished filming a science and have her sign a "stock with rightof survivorship and not taxable as a capital gain. outside drought areas will reap higher applied for refinancing. take into consideration the size of your that the air conditioning is primarily tive devices and other features on the the energy costs 'of various systems fiction comedy, "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids,” , power,” a form which has as tenants in common.” incomes from higher crop prices." Galluzzo said the defendants sold the service home, amount of insulation, number installed to relieve your breathing. If unit; installation requirements, etc. based .on efficiency ratings, local says his current project is ‘.^HUuto the beach the/ame effect as the assignment Under the rules of the Stock William A. Doyle, a syadlcated But the report added: "Farm ers In drought contracts to the Dartmouth Plan which began of windows, etc., in selecting the exact you can meet this test, you can deduct Factors such as local climate, length electricity rates, size of the home and everyday.” on a stock certificate. ’Transfer Association, a list of colamaist, welcomes written areas will have reduced quantities of crops to billing the home owners for mortgage payments. size of air conditioning system you the cost (less salvage value. If any) of of heating and cooling seasons, and length of the local cooling season. A The 5-foot-l actor says he’s interested In Or the lawyer might be able to common abbreviations for forms qnestlons, but he can provide Dartmouth, which holds more than 8,000 need. the equipment, as well as such efficiency should be taken into ac­ good dealer will be willing to take the personal growth — he hopes to grow to sell and will also receive smaller income sign for your former wife, if the of registering ownership is answers only throngh the column. mortgages in thei state, has been under In homes with forced air heating, a operating expenses as electricity. count when deciding on a particular time to help you find a system that fits 5-foot-lO. " I measure myself every couple of support (deficiency) payments as a result of lawyer has her powerof attorney. printed on the back of every stock Write to Doyle In care of the investigation by the state Attorney General’s central cooling system can most likly What about central air conditioning model. Other factors to consider your specific weather conditions, hours,” he said. rising prices.” Another possibility would be for Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, certificate. office. use the existing ductwork, saving you added to your home as a result of include the heating capacity of the lifestyle, home and budget. the lawyer to provide copies of the With the stock in joint tenancy. Manchester 06046. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July II, 1988 Study finds IL.'S'' Farmers’ Market fflauflirHlrr Hrralft disparity in SPORTS Section 2, Page 11 state courts back for season Monday, July 11, 1988 By Andrew Davis customers is Nancy Nye of Manchester Herald Manchester. Nye said she comes HARTFORD (AP) - A dispar­ to the market because it is where ity in the treatment of whites and Vegetables, flowers and sea- the freshest vegetables are sold. members of minority groups •t shells were just some of the items “I like fresh produce,” she exists at each level of the state’s for sale Saturday during the first said. "It’s a lot better than the criminal justice system, accord­ day of the annual Downtown supermarket. Look at that fresh ing to a report commissioned by Farmers’ Market. lettuce. You can’t buy that at (the the Hartford Institute of Criminal The market, held from 9a.m. to supermarket).’’ and Sociel Justice. 1 p.m. in front of St. James While Tomaszewski was selling “We conclude that race or Church, is sponsored by the lettuce, Jeff Sheer of South ethnicity directly and explicitly Manchester Area Conference of Windsor was selling flowers. This affects the decision made about Churches. The market will be is the first year Sheer has come to the offenders’ progress in the held every Saturday thropgh the Manchester. criminal justice system, accord­ fall. ' Sheer also sells at markets in escap e ing to a report obtained by the There were six farmers selling Mansfield and Rockville. He Hartford Courant. plants and produce, said Joanne added Manchester to his list Noreen L. Channels, who con­ Coykendall, the program super­ because of the great location. All-Star skippers ducted the research with Sharon visor, making this the largest “The way you have it set up,” Herzberger, said the report does opening day in at least five years. he said. “There’s a lot of people. welcome a break not conclude that there isdiscimi- MACC officials have said the Even if they don’t buy anything, nation or racism in the system, number of retailers should in­ they know you’re there. Main but rather a disparity in the crease as the summer pro­ Street. You can’t beat that.” By Jim Donaghv treatment of Hispanic, white and gresses. There will probably!^ 13 Stella and John McDonald of The Associated Press black offenders. or 14 farmers selling produce in Mansfield Center were also at the "Researchers can only look for J; downtown by mid-August, MACC farmers’ market but they were CINCINNATI - For Whitey disparity. The next question is officials said. not selling items produced by the Herzog and Tom Kelly, managing why, and it might be discrimina­ One of those who came for traditional farmer. Instead, the baseball’s midsummer night’s tion,” Channels said. “That’s one opening day was Ed Tomas- farmers of the sea were selling dream is a chance toescape some possible explanation, but you zewski of Bolton. On Saturday, items made from seashells.' recent nightmares. can’t prove it statistically” Tomaszewski was selling mainly The couple has a winter home in Herzog will skipper the Na­ Channels said it is easy to lettuce, but later In the year he Florida, where they collect shells tional League in Tuesday night’s explain the unequal treatment as Stu HIpkInt/SptcItl 10 tha Herald said he will be hauling squash, to make a host of small items such 59th All-StargameatCincinnati’s racism, but racist attitudes might RELIEF AT LAST — Diana Gabriel, 26, Park. Temperatures today were ex­ peppers and tomatoes to the as figurines. Business was a little steamy Riverfront Stadium and not be the only reason behind market. slow because there were not Kelly will lead the American thetisparities. Researchers said of Manchester seeks relief from heat this pected to reach the upper 90s, accord­ morning at the fountain in Charter Oak “I grow my own vegetables,” many farmers selling on Main League. that based on statistical evi­ ing to the National Weather Service. he said. “If I don’t grow it, I don’t Street, she said. The celebrations started Sun­ dence, they could not decide sell it.” “This is the first day and the day night with a fireworks whether the disparity is the result Tomaszewski said he has been farmers don’t have a lot,” she extravaganza and continued to­ of racism, because they may not selling at the market for about said. day with a “skills” contest, a have studied all the variables. Heat wave Sewage three years. He said by selling While sellers love to come to the Disney production and an “All- “If you leap to a conclusion of vegetables, it allows him to fulfill market to see regular customers, Star” gala at the Cincinnati Zoo. prejudice or discrimination, you From page 1 From page 1 a lifelong dream. the customers keep coming back The skills competition is base­ miss all kinds of social change “I was always a farmer at for similar reasons, said Joan ball’s version of the NBA’s you could do to attitudes.” she heart and this is the only way to be Slam-Dunk contest, only the Adams said people who expe­ and 2,600 customers in Killing- Weatherford of Manchester. said. also said the town should find out one,” he said. “It’s work if you “We like to visit with the slamming is done over the wall. The report, “Effects of Of­ rience heat stroke would become worth, Guilford and Madison lost whether a restraining order is dizzy, weak and show confusion don’t like it. It’s not work if you farmers,” she said. “We like to The events will come as a fender Characteristics on Pro­ electricity for 90 minutes in possible. like it.” welcomed break for Herzog. and lack of coordination. Victims mid-afternoon. In the get the fresh stuff. You get to see gress Through the Criminal Jus­ Director Ronald Osella. how One of Tomaszewski’s regular these people year after year.” ' Kelly and several other strug­ tice System,” is the first study in would also become hot and dry Middletown-East Hampton area, ever, called the flap over the gling stars. Connecticut to examine how race with flushed skin with little or no about 500 customers lost power sweating, he said. plant another “fiasco” like the The last time they matched and ethnicity, criminal history, about 4 p.m., Kotkin said. 1987 revaluation, which had to be their managerial skills, Kelly’s personal characteristics and se­ To prevent both conditions, He said that power consump­ scrapped earlier this year. ‘1 W orkers at Bradlees Minnesota Twins beat Herzog’s riousness of the crime influence Adams suggest drinking enough tion was not a problem because think it’s unfortunate what the Cardinals in Game 7 of the World bonds, dispositions, sentences liquids and exercise cautiously. most office buildings close on town and Weiss have gotten us Series. and time served in prison, re­ The heat and drought have weekends, and that the company into” he said. aw ait word Now, the Cardinals have lost searchers and correction officials combined to pose one of the worst anticipated no trouble meeting He said that Weiss was ulti­ on strike six straight and nine of their last said. forest-fire risks the state has ever the expected surge in demand mately responsible for the town’s 10. In losing three straight to San In compiling the study, the had. said Peter N. Babcock, the today when people return to failure to get a permit. But he said About 90 workers at the Brad- In addition'to wage and benefit Francisco, the Cardinals com­ re.searchers tracked 2,336 people state forester. work. he didn’t know yet whether any lees department store in the increases being sought for a new bined for three runs and hit .170. who were arrested on felony The state was able to give The state's major public kind action should be taken Manchester Parkade are among three-year contract, workers are The Giants beat the Cards 21-2 on charges and interviewed by the firefighting crews the day off at beaches were crowded Sunday, against Weiss. 2,500 Bradlees workers in Con­ seeking a share of the profits in Saturday as 38-year-old Chris bail commissioner’s office be­ three of the four forest fires but not enough to turn people Brian Valiton, a ca.sc handling necticut waiting for word from Bradlees if it is sold. Speier hit for the cycle. tween the spring of 1983 and the burning in Connecticut, partly away.Officials at Hammonasset specialist with the Corps of their union on whether or not to The workers’ decision to seek a “We can’t hit, ” Herzog moaned because the showers helped en­ strike. .spring of 1984. Beach State Park in Madison Engineers, said the Corps was share of the profits if Bradlees is AP photo before leaving San Francisco for Among other things, the study sure that the fires would stay reported about 2,800 ears used the looking into whether it would be Union officials will resume sold, comes after Kolberg, Kra­ AP photo the All-Star festivities. showed that 70 percent of the under control. parking lot, about 40 percent of legally possible to allow the town negotiations today after calling vis, Roberts & Co. of New York SLATED TO START — New York Mets' pitcher Dwight Gooden, shown “It will be hectic the next The thunderstorms were capacity and typical for a hot off a planned strike, said Arnaldo LIKELY STARTER — MinnesotaTwins’pitcherFrank Viola, shown here people in prisons were members to continue working in the we­ completed a successful takeover here in a file photo, is slated to start on the mound for the National couple of days and I sure could of minority groups. blamed for power failures affect­ summer day. At Rocky Neck tlands if new wetlands were Espinosa, president of the United of Stop & Shop in March. The in a file photo, is the likely starter for the American League in the use a rest but managing the Hispanics were more likely to ing several thousand customers State Park in East Lyme, the created or existing wetlands Food and Commercial Workers’ company operates 113 Stop & League in Tuesday night's All-Star game in Cincinnati. Gooden is 11-5. All-Star game Tuesday night. Viola is 14-2. All-Star game is an honor. It also be given cash bond than either of Northeast Utilities, company beach’s 2,300-car lot was about 85 preserved. Union Local 919. Shop stores and 169 Bradlees means you won the pennant the blacks or, white and their bonds spokesman Jeff Kotkin said. percent full at its peak Sunday He said the Corps’ decision that Union leaders had originally discount department stores from year before and I’ll take that any were higher. They also received About 5,000 to 6,000 customers afternoon. the dog pound location was a set a strike deadline of Sunday. Maine to North Carolina. time.” sentences that were 9.3 months in Stamford, Norwalk and New feasible alternative was a preli­ Espinosa said today there is no The Cardinals are fifth in the longer than whites and were less Canaan were without power for a Associated Press reports are minary decision. He said the agreement between workers and There are 27 Bradlees stores in NL East and trail the slumping likely to have their charges few hours before noon, he said. included in this story. existence of an alternative means the company and he would return Connecticut. Rotations keep hot pitchers on the sideiines New York Mets by 14‘/4 games. reduced. “it’s not likely we’ll grant a to the bargaining table following Bouzoukis said the New York Herzog said Sunday he will a unanimous vote by workers company has proposed selling off By Ben Walker but he pitched today,” National League squad this time, but only for show. He While they received longer permit” for work already done. The Assocloted Press the limit when the All-Star Game went to start Mets right-hander Dwight sentences, Hispanics were Other directors could not be Friday to strike in Connecticut. the Bradlees stores south of manager Whitey Herzog of St. Louis said struck out 15 for Boston on Saturday night the 13th inning before the NL won 2-0, Sid Gooden. 11-5. Minnesota’s Frank granted more release time from Airliner reached for comment this Sandra A. Bouzoukis, a spokes­ Philadelphia to help reduce a $I .4 Sunday. “Cone, Hershiser, Maddux and and is unavailable. Fernandez, who worked the final inning Viola, 14-2, is expected to start for man for Stop It Shop Inc., billion debt incurred in the CINCINNATI — Want to see Greg Bob Walk all pitched today.” Cone, the New York Mets’ sensation, prison and served about the same morning. Maddux at the All-Star Game? Watch the for a save, was the last NL pitcher as the the AL. amount of prison time as whites From page 1 Bradlees’ parent company, said buyout. Maddux won his latest start, raising his and Hershiser, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ winners use'd all eight of theirs. It’s Gooden’s fourth All-Star the contract dispute centers on introductions — that’s only way to get a record to 15-3 for the Chicago Cubs. Is he a ace, aren’t going to come back on one day and blacks. glimpse of the hottest pitcher in baseball. The AL employed seven pitchers in the game and his second start. In The study also states that black the union’s demands for profit Associated Press reports are right-hander or lefty? Does he throw of rest, even if they want to. defeat. The losers still had Mike Witt and 1986, Herzog also started Gooden sharing and job security. Included In this story. Same goes for Roger Clemens. Orel fastballs or curves? “I should be able to pitch one inning, but men appear to be treated more In saying there would be no ment. ... I think one possibility Hershiser and David Cone. They’ll join Bruce Hurst in reserve, although each had in a game won by the AL 3-2. harshly than white men and M exico Anyone who doesn’t know now won’t I don’t know about two.” Hershiser said. worked too recently to pitch again. “It means a lot to me.” Gooden payments to Khomeini's govern­ would be through the Red Cross Maddux on the foul lines,' sidelined by know by the end of Tuesday night. Even at “I can’t do anything that hurts the women in .sentencing decisions ment, Reagan said: This time, both teams brought 10 said. “I really wanted to make it or through the Red Crescent, From page 1 rotations that ruin the showcase event. 22, his arm isn’t that lively. Dodgers.” “We don’t feel that any such humanitarian organizations who Man charged with assault If this is the fan’s game, it might be nice pitchers. Clemens is the only one who can’t this year. I think, too. this time I “I’d like to pitch in it, but after pitching Walk, named as a replacement for work for the AL, which took four relievers can be more relaxed.” thing is called for. As I’ve said, we would deal with the individuals,” to see these stars do more than tip their today, there’s probably no way,” Maddux injured Robby Thompson, pitched Sunday all can have compassion for the Armacost said during an appear­ caps and wave. But most managers are to give Manager Tom Kelly of Minnesota Two years ago, Gooden yielded and Clouthier 20.7 percent. An East Hartford man was and said that it was his wallet said. “But when the adrenaline gets going, for Pittsburgh. some extra flexibility. innocent people who are the ance on the CBS-TV program charged with second-degree as­ police said. unwilling to change their pitching plans to a two-run homer to Detroit’s Lou Officials say Mexico has 38 million regis­ who knows?” “I’m sure they’d keep it to one inning.” The NL, which likes to bring relievers, Whitaker and lost his matchup victims.” "Face the Nation.” tered voters, but no figures were sault Friday in connection with Pertillar then punched Mor- accomodate a glorified exhibition. Clemens, aiming for an unprecedented Walk said. “I had togo in the backdoor, but Asked whether sending such The U.S. ambassador to the Dwight Gooden and Frank Viola, the has only two — Todd Worrell and Mark with Roger Clemens. available on how many voted. an incident outside a Spruce risette in the nose, dropped the third straight Cy Young, is the most this has been a really strong year for Davis. And with Maddux. Hershiser. Cone domestic law compensation might send a bad United Nations, Vernon Walters, Street laundromat in which he likely starters Tuesday night, aren’t too pitchers.” “I was nervous,” Gooden said. The electoral commission said wallet, and fled in a car with some dynamic pitcher in the majors. He pitched and Walk out of action, that doesn’t leave “I didn’t do well that night. I’d signal, he said, “I don’t ever find said that when Iran takes its Case it would first release, one by one, punched a Manchester man in the other men, police said. Police shabby. Still, those who have read and three perfect innings and was MVP of the Too bad no one is going to see a lot of compassion a bad precedent.” before an emergency meeting of nose after an argument over a heard about Maddux all season want to see much room for manuevering. like to make up for it.” is ‘Band-Aid’ the results of the 500 Chamber of said that Pertillar was later 1986 All-Star Game, and did not make the them. Tough luck for the fans and possible Unless one of those guys makes an Herzog would also like some­ Asked if he could say how much the Security Council on Tuesday, Deputies races, then announced lost wallet, police said. apprehended in the car on Center him. team last year. problems for Herzog. money would be involved, Rea­ extraordinary effort. It’s been done thing; an All-Star victory. He was he will “defend the circumstan­ winners of the 64 Senate seats Police said that Paul N. Mor- Street. “It probably would have been Maddux. He’s back on the American League Last year, both staffs were stretched to before. WATERBURY (AP) — State gan replied, “Don’t know.” ces under which this occurred.” risette, 22, of 14 Doygan Alley, the losing manager in the 1983 before issuing results of the Pertillar was released on a game. 13-3. Herzog is the only NL law enforcements officials are He did say “there are some “And above all. I’m going to presidential balloting. was walking into the Luca’s 53,000 cash bond and was sche­ criticizing the two-year-old do­ details about that that are still urge that the way to stop these manager to lose an All-Star game Tailor Shop and Laundromat, 172 duled to appear today in Man­ in the last 16 years, mestic violence law, claiming it’s being considered and worked incidents in the future is to stop Interior Secretary Manuel Bar­ Spruce St., at about 8:45 p.m. chester Superior Court. Get ready for baseball’s next generation of stars a “Band-Aid” approach to curb­ out." the war, in accordance with the tlett, who heads the electoral when he dropped his wallet. By Morrisette was treated at Man­ “The game is for the piayers ing violence in the home. Administration officials had commission, said on Sunday the and fans and it shouid be fun — a resolution of the United Nations, the time he returned outside to chester Memorial Hospital for a By Hal Bock 1983. "The law requires that arrests hinted over the weekend that a of which Iran is a member,” vote-counting process “is a ques­ get the wallet, ’Trent Pertillar, 23, And yet, there is a faint feeiing league players with 2,000 or more There ought to be room, for night away from the pressure of fractured nose and released, a The Associated Press that something’s not quite right hits. Only two of them — George So if this is only an exhibition, example, for a guy like Nolan winning or losing.” Herzog said be made in domestic violence decision to award compensation Walters said on ABC-TV’s “This tion of patience. Politics is the of East Hartford, had picked it up hospital spokeswoman said. ca.ses. was near. Week With David Brinkley.” science of patience.” here. That’s because there are Brett and Dave Winfield — will then why not expand the rosters Ryan, who merely holds 32 The pressures of losing was CINCINNATI - Welcome to deserving people missing. That play in this All-Star Game. to accommodate people who can’t pitching records, and is perhaps something Kelly had to deal with “When an irate husband comes “We want to do the right thing, ” “We have always maintained He said the breakdown of a new the new look All-Star Game, home with six beers in him, he has Michael Armacost, the underse­ that the way to stop these computer system, then bad always happens. Baseball ac­ There are 11 active pitchers be squeezed into the current the sport’s most remarkable over the weekend as Milwaukee Man slain in fight at party where more than one-half of the knowledges that. It is a function with 1,500 strikeouts. Just one of 28-man limit? That number is athlete, still a no-hit threat every swept the Twins in a three-game little regard for what’s going to cretary of state, said Sunday. incidents is to stop the war,” weather, prevented the commis­ participants Tuesday night will happen to him when he punches The Pentagon says the Vin­ Walterssaid. “Nearly a year ago, sion from delivering on its pledge of the numbers squeeze created them — Dennis Eck e rsley w a s hardly etched in stone, anymore time he takes the mound, even at series at the Metrodome. ’Hie be making their debuts in this by 28-man All-Star rosters. chosen for this All-Star Game. than the old 25-man regular- the advanced baseball age of 40. sweep dropped the Twins 5‘/i his wife. It’s a Band-Aid approach cennes’ sophisticated Aegis the Security Council passed a to release preliminary results on NEW LONDON (AP) - A during a party outside a New annual mid-season gathering of to a social problem,’’ Torrington radar and tracking system mandatory, obligatory resolu­ election night. 43-year-old New London man has London housing project around 6 “There are people who should There are four active pitchers season roster was. Baseball plays Or a guy like Don Sutton, the games behind Oakland in the AL died of gunshot wounds suffered baseball’s best performers. be here who aren’t,” American with 250 or more victories. None the regular season with 24 men game’s only active SOO-game West. Police Chief Mahlon Sabo said. picked up a radio identification tion, 598, calling on all belliger­ p.m. Saturday. ^ All the kids representing their Arrests have increased 92 per­ The Salinas camp has privately during a fight in which he wielded League President Eiobby Brown of them will be in this All-Star now. Why not invite 30 or 32 to the winner, still good enough to be in “We played some sloppy ball from the Airbus broadcast on a ents to stop the hostilities, to acknowledged probable losses to Police said Otero attacked leagues are a tribute to the cent since the law took effect in frequency used only by military withdraw to internationally rec­ a machete, police said. Lozada with a three-foot long said. “But nobody who is here, Game. All-Star Game? the regular rotation of the first- and lost the lead a couple of times Cardenas in at least two states Salvatore Otero died at Law­ changing face of the game. They shouldn’t be.” Remember first that the All- Put the extras in a special place Los Angeles Dodgers. but there’s plenty of time,” Kelly October 1986 and few offenders aircraft, leading Capt. Will C. ognized boundaries, to exchange and Mexico City — first-ever machete after Lozada bran­ are baseball’s next generation of are charged a second time, police Rogers III to conclude that his prisoners of war, to set up an rence and Memorial Hospital at dished a gun. Otero cut Lozada’s Granted. The young All-Stars Star Game is less a game than it is non-playing category. Getting 28 Or a guy like Mike Schmidt with said. defeats for the Institutional Revo­ 1:15 p.m. Sunday of gunshot stars. Get accustomed to the new have earned their way into this an event, a showcase for base­ players into the game is already 536 home runs and a closetful of Other All-Stars arrived in Cin­ around the state report. ship faced attack from an F-14 impartial group to consider the lutionary Party, which has not arm, knocking the gun away, but names like Bonilla and Palmeiro. The law was intended to reduce fighter. origins of the war, and the cost of wounds to the chest and abdo­ Lozada picked the gun up and fire game and are being rewarded for ball. Winning or losing is not the nearly impossible. But there’s no Gold Gloves and MVP trophies, cinnati today on a down note. lost a presidential, senate or men, a hospitaf spokesman said. Galarraga and Clark, McGwire their substantial first-half ac­ point here, although its 11-game reason why we can’t line up some the man who was the quintessen­ New York’s Darryl Straw­ violence in the home, but law Armacost said that as compen­ reconstruction.” several shots, police said. and Greenwell. Canseco and enforcement workers and sation for relatives of “innocent gubernatorial race since it was Police said Otero attacked Luis The two men were acquaintan­ complishments. And yet, con­ losing streak did become some­ other deserving individuals along tial third baseman of his time. berry, the starting right fielder founded in 1929. Lozada Jr., 60, of New London, Gubicza. They’re going to be sider some facts. thing of an obsession for the the foul lines and introduce them. Or a guy like Bob Boone, who for the NL, went O-for-12 as the women’s rights advocates say it victims of an air tragedy, ... we ces, police said. around for a long time. will take time for the law to bring are considering a humanitarian The surprisingly poor showing There are 14 active major American League until it ended in The dugouts are big enough to has crouched behind home plate Mets were swept by the Astros. social change. payment to the victims’ families, Iran denies finding has produced a rift in the party accommodate people who’ve wearing mask, chest protector He was 6-for-4 Sunday and struck “It’s difficult for any govern­ and that includes a lot of third Jet’s flight recorder between Salinas supporters who earned All-Star recognition and shin guards more times than out each time as the Mets saw ment to mandate behavior in a country national families.” want to modernize the party and through their careers if not this any man in the history of the their once imposing lead cut to 3>A person’s home,” State Police Sgt. The payments would be “ex DUBAI, United Arab Emirates an old guard seeking to use the Ifs night and day for Post 102 season. game. games by Pittsburgh. Daniel J. Lewis said. gratia,” he said, using a legal (AP) — A newspaper reported delay to embarrass the Salinas “It’s not the way you want to Critics also blame the courts term that translates from Latin today that Iran recovered the camp or ensure traditional mar­ Don A. Guinan, M.D. enter the All-Star break.” Straw­ flight recorder from the pas­ WATERTOWN — It was like game and one game only.” way offensively with three hits berry said. “Not for myself and for not processing cases quickly. as “out of grace” and means that gins of victory. Elena S. Seguir, M.D. night and day for the Manchester In the first game, Manchester Of the 28,372 domestic violence the party making compensation senger jet a U.S. Navy warship each with the latter doubling Morlarty’s bounces back not for the team. I’m grateful for shot down over the Persian Gulf. Bartlett was a top competitor to take pleasure in announcing that Legion Post 102 baseball team in ripped 15 hits and overcame an twice. Ryan Barry, Keith Hobby the fans’ support and I want to cases referred to state courts in does not acknowiedge Salinas for the governing party’s its doubleheader Sunday with early 2-0 deficit. Righthander culpability. Iran denied the report. and Jim Kitsock added two each. After suffering an 8-4 set­ uavt: Janetty was the win­ give them a good show.” 1987 or carried over from 1986, presidential nomination. Daniel S. Welling, M.D. Oakville Legion. Keith DIYeso went the distance “Wecametoplay,” Morency said 16,579 were settled, but 11,857, Administration officials have The Khaleej Times quoted On at least two occasions, back Friday night to the ning pitcher for MB’s while The Pirates beat All-Star Orel unidentified salvage experts in will be associated with them in the practice of Post 102 defeated Oakville, 8-9, on the mound to register the win of the first game. “It was a Hershiser Sunday to complete a nearly 40 percent, remained open argued that Iran should have Salinas aides assured foreign in the opener, but dropped a 14-0 for Manchester. He allowed 11 hitter’s game. We just got the job Newington Capitals, Moriarty Russ Allen suffered the loss. at the end of 1987. ensured that the airliner did not Dubai as saying the Iranians Obstetrics and Gynecology Brothers bounced back Satur­ Craig Steumagel took the loss three-game sweep of Los reporters the electoral count was decision in the nightcap. hits, walked three and struck out done when we had to.” Manches­ Angeles. Court records show that nearly fly over a firelight that they say recovered the flight recorder proceeding smoothly and results day night with a 5-3 win over against Newington. from the Iran Air A300 Airbus in 18 Haynes Street, Manchester, Connecticut Manchester is now 15-6 overall one. ter played errorless ball in the “It was a tough series to lose,” 64 percent of all cases are nolled was started by Iranian forces. were imminent, only to be frus­ and will resume play at 5:45 today Trailing, 2-1, Manchester took opener. the Vernon Orioles in Twilight Mike Charter led Moriarty’s for reasons ranging from an They also say the airplane the past few days. trated by commission announce­ League action at Moriarty with a perfect 3-for-3 perfor­ said Hershiser, 13-4. “But every But Iran’s navy commander against Enfield at Kelley Field. the lead for good in the third In the second game, five team hits some bad spots.” offender’s successful completion ignored 12 warnings from U.S. ments of further postponement. The loss In the second game inning. Joe Leonard singled, stole Field. mance while Ralph Glansanti said today that search teams Telephone Manchester miscues in two in­ Both leagues made changes on of a behavior modification pro­ warships and did not adequately Aides to Salinas argue that the Office Hours snapped a seven-game Post 102 second and scored on a Dorn nings helped Oakville’s rally. had two hits, including a home gram to the victim's unwilling­ identify itself as a commercial have so far failed to find the flight 649-1120 or MB’s is now 17-2 and will the All-Star rosters Sunday b^ delay only heightens expecta­ By Appointment winning streak. Laurinitis single. DiYeso then Oakville allowed only two hits in run. Mike Johnson, Rick Mur­ cause of injuries. ness to testify in court. Only 5 flight. • recorder, Tehran Radio reported. tions of fraud and makes it more 649-7329 “It was a mental thing,” Post doubled and scored on a groun­ resume action Tueday night at The newspaper referred to the this game, one each by Don Sauer ray and Don Stachelek each Kansas City shortstop Kurt percent of court proceedings “We would not contemplate difficult for the new team to 102 Coach Dave Morency said. dnut by Neal Schackner. and Jeff Allen. Leonard took the 7:30 against Katz in Meriden. added two hits. result in convictions. payments to the Iranian govern­ recorder only as “the black box” . Stillwell replaced Chicago’s Oz- embark on its agenda. “The team came to play one Leonard and DiYeso led the loss. zie Guillen, who has a leg Inlurv. It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 11. 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 11, 1988 — 13 Hall of Fame Staff? Walker's free swinging N FL awaits GREAT BmrAM 8CLGIUH America changed Poorest W aaqualM l has the Red Sox sold decision on WEST career GERMANY By Joe Mooshll “ He’s an integral part of our offense! He approach to win averages The Associated Press only has six home runs in the first half but I free agents (per 250 think he’ll get between 12 and 15 in the CHICAGO — Greg Walker is swinging second half.” Bv Tony Kennedy free and easy again and the Chicago White 1994 Worid Cup Innings Walker’s two-run double was all the The Associated Press Sox hopes of a strong second-half rest support LaPoint, 7-9, and Thigpen needed. pitched) heavily on the shoulders of the slugging LaPoint gave up three hits, walked two MINNEAPOLIS — A federal Bv Brian Trusdell But the bidding and subsequent first baseman. and struck out three before departing judge was expected to rule today The Associated Press selection process for the 1986 C:up Victories: 15- Don Drysdale Walker doubled in two runs in the first after the seventh inning. also changed F I F A ’s system for inning Sunday and the White Sox, behind Rick Horton ran into trouble in the in a dispute that has National The United States, snubbed by handling future bids. the pitching of Dave LaPoint and Bobby eighth when the Red Sox scored an Football League owners and Rube Marquard international soccer the last time Thigpen, rode out a 4-1 victory over the unearned run and Thigpen finished to gain players wondering if there will be around, may have won the World ’THIS Y E A R - for the first time Eppa Rixey Boston Red Sox. his 18th save and thii^ in the series. about 280 new free agents. Cup this' time by altering its — a five-man inspection panel Walker also hit a home run. a triple and Robin Roberts "They made some good plays behind ” We have done our homework approach as well as its toured all three countries — a double Saturday as Chicago won the first him defensively,” said Boston manager presentation. Brazil. Morocco and the United Pud Galvin game of a doubleheader against the Red and have compiled a list of John McNamara. “ He throws a lot of States — tocheckonthefacilities. ' ■ r Sox. Four of his six home runs have come players who could possibly be While everyone connected with Losses: 14-Ted Lyons off-speed stuff and keepsyouoff balance.” r free under some type of system, the U.S. Soccer Federation’s bid The panel reported back to the in the last 16 games. ______(July 22 to 23) FIFA Executive Committee, Rookie Steve Curry made his major but we have no plans to go out and admits the 1994 presentation was Eppa Rixey After an agonizingly slow start. Walker (AAy20M2l),.^„„ ___ which rendered the final decision. has boosted his average to .250. league debut for the Red Sox and gave up sign players like we did when the Z7 more colorful, complete and "It (the inspection tour) is a four hits but walked seven in the 4 13 U SFL folded,” Minnesota Vik­ professional than for 1986, it also Hoyt Wilhelm “ I got off to a slow start and tried to do consequence or reaction to com­ innings he pitched. was presented with more diplo­ too much.” said Walker, who now has 35 ings general manager Mike Lynn ments that have been made,” Hits: 273- Herb Pennock RBI. "M y mechanics went out of whack "Curry was nervous and he rushed said Sunday. “ There’s too much macy to the Federation Internati­ J said Paul Stiehl, director of World himself,” said McNamara. “ He threw the onale de Football Association and the harder I tried, the deeper the hole I uncertainty.” Cup USA ’94. “ It’s going through ball decently but the walks kept him in (FIFA). Strikeouts: 65- Ted Lyons dug. It took a lot. of work but I’m now the process to ensure it doesn’t trouble.” U.S. District Judge David Doty coming out of it.” "The atmosphere surrounding give the impression that it’s McNamara said he welcomed the in Minneapolis has said he would Manager Jim Fregosi sees nothing but the ’86 bid was hyper-critical of already been decided.” Walks: 115- Bob Feller All-Star break after a road trip in which rule today on a request from the good things after the All-Star break for FIFA, (filled with) arrogance, But the biggest changes were the Red Sox went 4-8, leaving them with a players’ union to enjoin the Walker, who last year hit 27 home runs and I □ and roots of alleged high-powered on the part of the USSF. specifi­ Shutouts: 1- Hoyt Wilhelm drove in 94 runs. 43-42 record. owners from enforcing the provi­ — Cour** people demanding meetings with cally in the areas of governmen­ "Greg Walker made some big hits for us The White Sox are now 41-46 and moved sions of a 1982 contract that — TrawW (FIFA President Joao) Have- tal guarantees, which some USSF E.R.A.: 3.80- Red Ruffing this weekend.” said Fregosi. whose White ahead of Texas and into a fourth place tie Irestricts player movement. lange.” said Clive Toye, the last U officials believe was a main Sox took three-out-of-five from Boston with the California Angels w»0«i Union lawyers have said an president of the North American factor in getting the Cup. Soccer League — which did most While the bid in 1983 was less NEA graphic injunction would free eligible of the work on the 1986 World Cup than an inch thick, the 1987 bid players to sign with any club, but bid. took up two volumes the thickness a spokesman for the N F L Man­ Anderson owes victory SPAM "There was turmoil and arro­ of the Manhattan telephone Examining the agement Council said the league gance. The U.S. bid this time was directory. could counter an injunction by done with dignity and good “ It’s like War And Peace, and imposing the terms of a proposal A P grtphle manners, and superb attention to could put you to sleep faster.” Hall of Fame to great Jackson catch made to the players oi^Sept. 7. L A P photo detail.” Toye said. "But it'showed atten­ The new system would liberalize TOUR DE FRANCE — The route of the 2,052.5 miles within France. The race "They seemed very pleased tion to detail.” NEW YORK (AP) - Right-hander Rick Willie Randolph but the Royals tied it the 1982 compensation system but 1988 Tour de France cycling race covers wiii wind up Juiy 24 in Paris. with our attitude and approach.” USA World Cup ’94 hired Eddie Anderson felt he owed his first American against reliever Neil Allen in the sixth on BIRD’S EYE VIEW — Bob Gauthier of Clinton, Mass., pitching facts competes on the still rings during the U.S. Gymnastics retain restrictions on player USSF President Werner Fricker Mahe Jr. and Associates, a League victory to left fielder Bo Jackson Kurt Stillwell’s RBI grounder. movement, according to manage­ said. “ We did it very low-key. political campaign management hut Jackson felt the wind was a big factor. "(Frank) White’s sacrifice fly was the Championships Sunday afternoon a the Summit. By John GrabowskI ment council spokesman John very organized, black and white, and Washington lobbying firm, to "If it wasn’t for Bo. I wouldn’t have key.” Royals manager John Wathan said. Gauthier took second place in the event. Jones. no frills. They were not expecting coordinate the logistics, theory Newspaper Enterprise Association gotten it.” said Anderson, third of four White put the Royals ahead 4-3 with a Canadian regains tour iead that from us.” and policy of the bid. plus Royals’ pitchers and the winner Sunday in sacrifice fly off Tim Stoddard, 2-2, that “ Even if (Doty) acts to enjoin When baseball's Hall of Fame holds its 1988 coordinate the printing and pro­ Kansas City’s 5-3 victory over the New scored Danny Tartabull in the seventh. induction ceremony on July 31. Willie Stargell the 1982 contract, there might be NANCY. France (AP) — Steve Bauer of Bauer and more than a dozen others broke away COLOMBIA ORIGINALLY duce an elaborate video York Yankees. White doubled in an insurance run off will become the 200th immortal to enter the Hayden, Mills garner another system out there.” Jones Canada regained the overall lead as he predicted frorh the pack. was awarded the 1986 World Cup pre.sentation. Anderson’s victory was his first in the Dave Righetti in the ninth. national pastime’s pantheon. said. in the Tour de France cycling classic, while Rolf Golz. riding for Superconfex. was the fastest in In 1983. financial difficulties major leagues since Sept. 18.1986. when he Although the Yankees lead the major The Baseball Hall of Fame and Mu.seum Golz of West Germany won Sunday’s 136-mile a group of 16 riders which separated from the forced it withdraw as host nation T H E BID INCLUD ED govern led the New York Mets to a win over the leagues with 432 runs, Yankees manager Jones said lawyers for the Yearbook groups the members by position as U.S. gymnastic titles eighth stage. pack at the initiative of Colombian Luis Herrera for the month-long. 52-game mental guarantees and pledges of Chicago Cubs. Ix)u Piniella said "the problem we’ve had. players have said the league will follows: 46 pitchers. 10 catchers. 15 first Bauer, who had the yellow jersey as the overall six miles from the finish. event. support from President Reagan, Jackson made a leaping catch that since I’ve been here anyway (17games). is risk future damages in litigation basemen, nine second basemen, seven third leader after the first stage, again took over the The group sprinted to the finish. completing the The United States and Mexico a joint resolution from Congress rohbed Jack Clark of a game-tying homer scoring runs consistently.” Bv Michael A. Lutz competition, and Hayden each if it implements a new system. basemen. 16 shortstops. 17 left fielders 14 top spot after three Dutchmen led over the past distance from Reims to Nancy in 5 hours. 24 both put inbidsfortheCup. Three backing the bid. guarantees from with the Royals leading 4-3 in the seventh Farr struck out pinch-hitter'JoSd Cruz The Associated Press had 9.8 scores in parallel bars. center fielders. 20 right fielders — plus. II week. minutes. 18 seconds. The pack was 20 seconds months before FIFA was to the U.S. Commerce. State and inning. with two on and two outs in the eight to While Mills won the gold in the Lynn said the possibility of players from the Negro Leagues. 10managers, Before Sunday’s race, Bauer knew he had a behind. announce its decision. Havelange Treasury departments, immigra­ "When (Clark) hit it. I turned around clo.se out the Yankees’ last serious threat HOUSTON — Dan Hayden has floor exercise, the highest score future litigation from either side five umpires and 20 pioneers and executives. chance to do well as he trailed the Netherland’s Belgium’s Etienne de Wilde was credited with said Mexico — which held the 1970 tion. FBI. customs and secret and said to myself 'tie game.’” said and give the Royals four victories in six conquered the U.S. Gymnastics in the finals went to teammate will have a chilling effect on Of the 200 members, therefore. 1.54havebeen Jelle Nijdam by nine seconds. second place and Italy’s Gianni.Bugno finished World Cup — would get the service. Anderson. 1-0. who allowed three hits and games at Yankee Stadium this season. Championships and now he’s Chelle Stack, who had a 9.938 signings today if Doty grants the elected on the basis of their major-league “One is never sure of taking the yellow jersey third. tournament. The statement irked "We got every branch of the walked one in 3 2-3 innings before Steve Kansas City won the season series ready for bigger things — the score in the individual injunction. playing records. but I’m very close to it. I can have the jersey Bauer took the leader’s yellow jersey from many USSF members. government to commit full sup­ Farr relieved him. Farr earned his against the Yankees at Yankee Stadium world. competiton. Let's examine the records of the 46 pitchers “ It would have a reasoned before the mountains, maybe in Strasbourg.” Dutchman Jelle Nijdam, one of three from the The feelings were further irri­ port and guarantee that they career-high ninth save. for the first time since 1980. when the But she finished third based on to see what constitutes being a Hall of Fame “ I feel like I’m a complete effect on us not to go out and sign Bauer said. Netherlands who has held the lead. Nijdam failed tated when FIFA officially dis­ would do nothing to hinder this “The wind kept shifting around, blowing Royals also went 4-2. her 9.625 score in Saturday’s hurler. Their average career totals are: 3.86.3 gymnast now and I’m ready to “ I’ll try to stay in the front and be in the good to place among the top 25 finishers Sunday. missed the United States bid by particular event.” Stiehl said. to right, to left, straight in.” Jackson said "That’s a good sign. We’ve had trouble optionals. which was added to her players.” Lynn said. “ But in innings pitched. 262 wins. 175 los.ses (a .600 take on the world.” Hayden said breakaway. But I’ll be even more watched by the The Tour de France continues Monday with the referring to the U.S. presentation "They’re not going to break law. "Luckily, it shifted when (Clark) hit that here the last three, four years. It’s Sunday score for the final total. every sports league you have a winning percentage). 46 shutouts. 3.596 hits Sunday after winning two events others.” first of the hill stages in a 99-mile ride to as nothing more than a "nice but they’ll work within law. ball or it would have been in the upper something you know is going to turn Hayden won the rings with a number of mavericks who will do 1.933 strikeouts. 1.040 walks and a 3.17 ERA. and tying for a third individual Bauer made good on his promise as Golz. St rasbourg. touristic document.” “One of the basic requirements deck.” around and I’m happy it happened now.” 9.85 performance, beating out something rash and By the way, the earned run average is based title. “This time FIFA wanted to was that no visa will be denied. Kansas City took a 2-0 lead with runs in said Wathan. Bob Gauthier of Brigham Young, irresponsible.” on the Yearbook figures, which are given only By “ the world.” Hayden re­ give it to us.” said Chuck Blazer, The government confirmed to the first and third off Tommy John but Kansas City is 46-41, third in the A L who was second at 19.575. for 28 of the hurlers. ER A was not kept as an ferred to the Olympic Games in Lynn said 13 members of the former USSF executive vice meet and exceed those New York cut it to 2-1 on Clark’s West, matching their record at the Hayden, who earned a spot on official statistic until 1912 in the National Seoul, and he feels as confident Vikings, including All-Pro offen­ president and current commis­ requirements.” run-scoring single in the third. All-Star break last season. the men’s national team for the League, and 1913 in the American. about his chances as anyone. sive lineman Gary Zimmerman, Victory in Busch Goif piayoff sioner of the American Soccer ’To sweeten and further prove New York went ahead 3-2 in the fourth on “ I think we’re in a pretty good position sixth straight year, placed fifth in Now let’s consider an “ideal” year for the “ There are about 10 guys at League. “ We surprised them the governmental support for the RRT doubles bv Rickev Henderson and among the Western clubs.” Wathan said. floor exercise. could become free agents if Doty hurlers to consist of 250 innings pitched Seoul that can win the gold.” Mills led a strong contingent grants the injunction. (last time). When Colombia bid. the USSF arranged a meet­ Dividing their actual total innings by 250shows Hayden said. “ It will depends on from Houston’s Karolyi Gym in pulled out. it was going to Mexico. ing between Havelange and Rea­ “ If we lose a Gary Zimmerman means new iife for Sieckmann the number of such idealized “ years’’ each who does the best at the time.” winning individual titles. Karolyi When we entered a bid, we upset gan this past spring in the White and he goes to another team and compiled during his pitching career. Hayden won the parallel bars students won three of the four them. They weren’t expecting it. House. Astros feeling positive we prevail in another lawsuit, Bv Joe AAacenko $305,734 for his career. player’s • tee shot found the They did handle everything with It’s a meeting, irregardless of The number of such 250-inning "years" and the still rings and tied for the titles, losing the gold only in the The Associated Press ” It’s not the money so much, ranges among Hall of Fame pitchers from 9.02 horizontal bars title in individual balance beam, won by the Uni­ how do we get him back?” Lynn narrow green, but both golfers some questionable protocol.” the bid’s quality, that would have even though it is in a way.” said been impossible five years ago. for Hoyt Wilhelm, a reliever for most of his championships Sunday at The versity of Oklahoma’s Kelly asked. “ It would be a quagmire came close to holing their second But the bid for the 1986 Cup was WILLIAMSBURG. V a ^ Life Sieckmann. who lost his card and The NASL. in its last stages, career, to 29.51 for Cy Young, who played when Summit. Garrison-Steves with a 9.875 that no one really has ever shots. Wiebe. in the short rough far from perfect. It was put after sweep of the Mets as Tom Sieckmann kifwA it is had to return to qualifying school hurlers were expected to finish what they Hayden, who won the men’s performance. explained.” about 30 feet past the hole, together in 21 days at a cost of was altering F IF A ’s hallowed started. all-around title Saturday, will over, and he can think of several after the 1987 season. “ I’ll spend chipped onto the green and the about $200,000 and mostly by rules in an attempt to spark a Kristie Phillips and Mills people who will be pleased to hear Rounding off figures for convenience, we HOUSTON (AP) — A weekend sweep of down on itself, this makes it particularly join the women’s champion. Cleveland general manager the money one day. and I’ve got ball hit the cup before coming to volunteers in the NASL office. resurgence in its game. The placed second and third behind that. arrive at the following: the New York Mets not only let the nice for us.” Houston Manager Hal Lanier Phoebe Mills, in leading the U.S. Ernie Accorsi told New York this the rest of my life. I won a rest about six feet away. Sieck­ This time, the USSF created a NASL incensed FIFA by using a Garrison-Steves. “ It’s going to change some Year in and year out. a "normal" season for Houston Astros end the first half on a said, referring to a comment last week by team into the Olympic Trials Newsday in a story published tournament on the tour.” mann. pin-high and about 20a way special wing to produce the bid — shootout format to decide tie Rhonda Faelin, Houston, who things for me. certainly. I’ll a Hall of Fame pitcher (based on 250 innings) positive note — it provided some sweet New York’s Len Dykstra. Aug. 4-7 at Salt Lake (Tity. Sunday that. “ We really don’t Sieckmann’s final-round. 2- in the fringe, elected to putt his World Cup USA ’94 — which spent games instead of the accepted scored a perfect 10 in the optional probably pay off my creditors.” consists of: 17 victories. 11 losses, three revenge as well. Gerald Young, who broke out of a slump Mills repeated the same floor know what we’d do if we could bid under-par 69 included six birdies ball, which rolled just wide of the about $1.4 million in the last W /t penalty kicks: by instituting a vault program, won the event Sieckmann said with a grin shutouts. 233 hits allowed. 125 strikeouts. 67 A pinch-hit single by Rafael Ramirez in with four hits in five at-bats, agreed that routine in Sunday’s individual for players.” and four bogeys on the 6,776-yard cup and stopped about two feet months presenting the United 35-yard offside line (much like ice with a 9.906 average on two Sunday after collecting the big­ walks and a’ 3.17 earned run average. the ninth inning rallied the Astros to a 6-5 turning it around against New York was program that helped her win the Kingsmill Golf Club layout. He past it. States’ case. hockey) instead of the approved vaults. Nor do some of., the players gest paycheck of his professional Although many fans may be familiar with victory Sunday, completing a three-game special. all-around title on Saturday. The forced the playoff with a birdie on offside rule, and by using bonus Karolyi students finished 1-2-3 know. golfing career, $117,000 for win­ the actual career leaders in these pitching sweep of the National League East­ "We’ve been struggling and to sweep the routine, accompanied by the the 177-yard 17th hole that left Wiebe. playing next, missed his “THE MOST IMPORTANT point system to determine league in the floor exercise, with Stack “It’s a coin toss for me.” Pro ning the Anheuser-Busch Golf departments, the "normalized” seasons pres­ leading Mets. best team in the National League feels Western song Red River Valley, him tied with Wiebe at 270 after 72 par putt, and Sieckmann, who thing is this time we had suffi­ standings. placing second behind Mills and Classic on the second hole of a ent surprises. That the sweep came on the heels of last great,” Young said. “ It was a good win is the same routine she plans to Bowl guard Ron Solt of Indiana­ holes. Wiebe closed with a 68. won seven tournaments overseas cient time to do the job. ” Fricker Brandy Johnson third, both with playoff with Mark Wiebe. The only Hall of Fame hurler to average 20 week’s visit to New York, on which the and swinging the bat well made it that take all the way to the Olympics. polis told the newspaper. “ I have On the first playoff hole. No. 16. before deciding to try the U.S. said. “The last time. FIFA had to "THERE WERE CONSTANT 9.9 performances. The victory was Sieckmann’s wins per 250 innings is none other than "Big Astros dropped four of five games, was an much more satisfying.” Hayden shared the gold medal no problem playing here. And the two made par-saving putts on tour in 1984, rolled in the winner. look around, and make the safer discussions between the NASL Mark Oates, Abilene, Texas, first in four years on the PGA Six” of the New York Giants. Christy added lift. And Bill Doran, who provided the tying in parallel bars with Kevin Davis even if we do win the case and the 427-yard dogleg right. Sieck­ Wiebe. whose first of two choice of going with someone who and FIFA , playing under differ­ and all-around bronze medalists Tour and helped ease the pain of a Mathewson. “After that statement by one of the run when he singled in Craig Reynolds of. the University of Nebraska. we’re allowed to move, teams mann two-putted from about 55 victories came here in 1985, got had done it before and did it ent rules,” said Joe Robbie, Charles Lakes, Newhall, Calif., ' season in which he had missed the Hall of Fame pitchers with 19 wins per Mets’ players that this team is easy to get with two outs in the ninth, said: ‘"rhey’re Davis, who finished second to could arbitrartily put a fair feet and Wiebe, who missed the $70,200 from the $650,000 purse. successfully. They (Mexico) had owner of the Miami Dolphins and tied for the men’s national title In cut in 13 of 16 events. “ year” are: Three-Finger Brown. Dizzy Dean. just not any team, but the way we’ve been Hayden in the men’s all-around market value on me. and it green on his approach and left his “I’m sorry for me, but I’m real the stadiums, the logistics.” the ASL Fort Lauderdale Strik­ the floor exercise. Sieckmann. 33. of Omaha. Whitey Ford, Lefty Gomez and Lefty Grove. playing we needed to beat anyone. Our wouldn’t be profitable for me to third shot on the fringe, sank a happy for Tom.” Wiebe said. Fricker said in 1983 every ers. Robbie, who played host to Neb., pushed his earnings total to 12-footer. Only three of the 46 hurlers. averaged less backs were against the wall and we move.” "That’s great. It’s fantastic. I country submitted the minimum the inspection committee on their Eiland leads Albany $159,690 for the season and than 10 losses per 250 innings — Ford, with couldn’t fall back any farther.” Doty declared on June 17 that At the par-3 17th. neither kind of know what he feels like.” requirements, but with only three tour of Robbie Stadium. is hopeful Greenwich native Foster years to pull together the organi­ of getting the World Cup final eight; and Grove and Sandy Koufax. with nine over New Britain Sox The Astros, 44-43 on the season, moved the two sides were at an Impasse zation of a World Cup. FIFA there. apiece. to within 5>A games of division-leading Los In trying to resolve the matter, didn’t want to take a chance with “The NASL was taking liber­ Koufax, the 1960s Dodger great, also jumps NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Dave Eiland Angeles in the N L West race. setting up a decision on the to the forefront in two more leading categories. pitched seven innings of two-hit ball to brings goif to Russia Myers, winner of Mayflower, an unproven — giving Mexico an ties with the standings and New York second baseman Wally injunction request on the same His 189 hits allowed is the lowest of the group. lead the Albany Yankees to a 4-0 win over Backman thinks the Astros are more than advantage from the jump. format. Outdoor soccer here, in GREENW ICH (AP) - After 14 business center in Moscow and day four N F L teams open train­ “This time we started well in the opinion of FIFA . . . they felt 9 (Wilhelm (195) and Ed Walsh (197) are the the New Britain Red Sox. capable of making up that ground. years. Bill Foster is poised to thought a golf course would be a ing camps. onlyu others to surrender fewer than 200.) And Eiland struck out two Sunday in raising “ I know they can turn It around any advance. We were all equal.” mainly that there was not suffi­ drive home the game of golf in the good addition to it. Carol Rieger, a Minneapolis Koufax’s 258 strikeouts per 250 innings is also his record to 9-4. day,” Backman said. “ They have the best doesn’t know how she held up Fricker said. cient interest to assure Soviet Union. The project was spearheaded attorney representing the union, the top mark. (Bob Gibson is a distant second The Yankees scored all the runs they pitching in the West, no doubt about it. The extra time also gave the attendance. Foster, who runs a consulting by Hammer, Foster and golf with 201 per "year.") would need in the first inning on a two-run They match up against us better than asked the judge to issue the makes it tough for me to read a hole anyway. and 30-mile-an-hour USSF a chance to compare its "F IF A had the feeling that the concern called the Institute for course architects Robert Trent Bv Jodi Perras The award for fewest walks by a Hall of double by Jim LeyrttJ?. They added two anyone else.” injunction as soon as possible. putt,” she said. winds from left to right makesjt new offerring with its last one. U.S. felt all It had to do was Innovation, was part of the group Jones Sr. and Robert Trent Jones . The Associated Press Earner goes to an oldtimer — Pud Galvin runs in the seventh off Red Sox starter Dan She said offering free agency Glenn Myers also constantly even tougher.” “ We couldn’t have done it apply.” Juan Agusto, benefitting from Hous­ that laid the groundwork for the Jr. surrendered only 31 bases on balls per 250 Gakeler on RBI singles by Andy Stankie- ton’s three-run rally in the eighth and after training camps open would INDIANAPOLIS - Terry-Jo gives advice and counsel to his She recovered with a 3-iron shot 1983,” Fricker said. “ I didn’t say This time, the USSF made sure Soviet Union’s first golf course Initially the course was to be innings pitched. wicz and Kevin Maas. ninth innings, pitched the ninth and be worthless to the players for the Myers, the newest champion of sister. that landed 30 feet from the cup. that then, I didn’t realize it then. ” it did not present that image. nearly 14 years ago. used exclusively by American Gakeler took the loss to fall to 3-8. improved to 6-0. 1988 season. the LP G A Mayflower Classic, is “ We grew up playing golf ever Her first putt went three feet past, Soviet officials recently ap­ and Japanese businessmen, but Jones said the management dyslexic and has a right eye that since we were four or five years and her putt for par lipped out. proved the construction of the now Foster believes it will be council is prepared to appeal if old,” she said. “ He knows me and “ I just pulled that little putt a Nahabino golf Course on the open to the public. doesn’t see straight. Doty grants the injunction. But She also has a $60,000 paycheck my game better than a nyone else. little bit,” she said. “ It’s sad to outskirts of Moscow and Foster Foster has a plan on how the ’ Winged Soviet breaks from her first tour victory. He’s my teacher. miss one like that after four Baseball clown seeks admission to Haii of Fame believes the course will be ready golf course can create more the judge also has the option to “ I don’t really know how I held “Gosh, I couldn’t have made it days.” for play by 1990 or 1991. goodwill between the two side with the league or rule nearly 43 years of performing That left Okamoto and Myers, O KLAHOM A CITY (AP) — baseball. That would be quite an just never had any baseball He said construction of Uie countries. against the league and stay the up,” she said after Sunday’s without him.” record for pole vault burlesque in baseball’s back­ accomplisbment,” Patkin said. one-stroke victory at the Country ’Tied with Okamoto at 277 was who had been battling all day. Max Patkin isn’t clowning around teams.” course will represent something "M y part in this now is to use It order until an appeal can be water ballfields, he says ’’You Patkin, who commands from Club of Indianapolis, where rain Amy Alcott, the 1980 champion, Myers’ approach shot on 18 fell to NICE, France (AP) - If when he says he should be that hasn’t happened before in the (the course) in a way to foster heard. record, he looked about two better believe I get tired of doing $900 to $1,500 per show and has Patkin, who says he’s never and lightning repeatedly inter­ who missed a three-foot putt on 18 the right under the bleachers and man were meant to fly, he admitted to the Baseball Hall of Soviet Union. more sharing of our management ’The union filed an antitrust inches over the bar. this stuff.” performed with the likes of Jack missed a curtain call during his rupted the final round. “ I was so that could have tied her for the Okamoto’s was 60 feet short of the would have been given wings. Fame for providing nearly six “ Fourteen years ago, some­ know-how and techniques,” Fos- • lawsuit against management on “ The 20-foot vault will come “ But when I get out on the field Benny, Bob Hope and Goucho decades of one-night stands in nervous that I forced myself to lead. green. Or been named Sergei Bubka. decades of entertainment to thing like this wouldn’t have ter said. “ We are organizing a • Oct. 15, when players returned to very soon.” Bubka said. “ But and they start to laugh, I enjoy it Marx, started clowning for real in America’s hinterlands, also eat this morning and I almost got Judy Dickinson and Sherri Myers took a free drop and The Soviet Superman soared one world record in a day is baseball fans in towns so small made sense in Russia,” Foster group of business experts who work without a contract following sometimes they’re not even a dot all over again.” 1946 after tendinitis in his pitch­ claims to have worked in almost sick.” Turner finished tied for fourth at chipped about 12 feet from the up and almost away again on enough. Two is too much.” said. “ With glasnost (openness), also play golf to give their time to a 24-day strike. on the map. “ My whole life has been base­ ing shoulder stalled a shaky every city that ever sported a Myers and Ayako Okamoto of 280. MIssie McGeorge was at 281, cup. Okamoto’s chip fell about 10 Sunday as he broke the world Two records in a day is too and perestroika (restructuring), deliver seminars and workshops The antitrust suit was filed in “ Let me put it this way. Maybe ball,” Patkin said. “ People like to career with the Chicago White minor league park. Japan were tied at 8-under going and tied at 282 were Val Skinner, feet away. pole vault record for the ninth much, but Bubka has broken it does now. Anything that brings on management in Russia. Minneapolis by Lindquist k Ven- the powers that be will look at me laugh and I don’t mean this to Sox into the final round. But Myers Tammie Green and Amy Benz. The champion was crowned tiine with a 19-foot-10>/k vault nine since setting his first “ In the early days there were 56 about a closer relationship be- “ We’d play golf and in conjunc- - sound corny, but my greatest He hooked up with Bill Veeck, num. which represented the shot a par-71, while Okamoto, the Myers, Okamoto and Alcott when Myers sank her putt for par at the Nikaia Grand Prix and say I was good for baseball,” leagues. In Oklahoma there was twen our two countries is in our tion with being there, we’d give . world record at Bratislava in thrill and pleasure Is seeing the then owner of the Cleveland union in 1975 and 1976 in the John 1984 champion, shot 1-over 72. were all 8-under when they and Okamoto’s downhill shot Track Meet. Patkin said Sunday. “ I feel that Enid, Ponca City, Bartlesville, collective self-interest.” Foster, lectures in key cities on subjects , May, 1084. faces of the kids.” Indians, and after a. brief spell in Mackey case — an antitrust The champion finished the reached the final hole. missed. He bettered his own mark of me and Al Schacht, the original ’Tulsa, Oklahoma City ... You •who is experienced in the man­ like quality, productivity, finan- He has bettered his world He says being named to the Hall the major leagues that later challenge of the free-agent sys­ week at 8-under-par 276. Alcott. in the group ahead cf “This week was for Terry-Jo,” 19-10'/« which he set in Bratis­ Clown Prince of Baseball, should name some of the cities and I’ll agement of recreational facili­ cial controls, strategy and record at least once a year of Fame — ’’that would be a great included a stint with the St. Louis tem in place at that time. Myers relies on her brother- Myers and Okamoto, sent her tee Okamoto said. “ But I still think lava, Czechoslovakia last be put In together. That would be tell you if I worked ’em,” Patkin ties, got involved with the project marketing.” since. He has done it three move by baseball” — and doing Browns, took off for the minors Free agency was a key issue in caddie Glenn to line up her putts shot In the trees to the right of the my shots are getting better and month. a great move by baseball.” says. at the urging of Armand Foster said combining golf . times in France, his most his routines until 1990 are the only and performances in every state last year’s strike. Only two because her right eye sees things fairway. better and better these couple The 24 year-old Soviet made Patkin is 68 years old these Not only has been Patkin’s Hammer, chairman of the board instruction with business man­ famous being the 10-6>/i in goals he has left. in the union except for Wyoming players have changed teams to the right of where they are. "The storm really picked up as weeks..” an assault on the 20-foot days, suffers from bad knees, bad career been long, but his cache of of Occidental Petroleum Corp. He agement Instruction is a "unique ' Paris in 1985. “ I want to work six decades in — ’ ‘I don’t know why. I guess they ’’Because of my eye problems. I was hitting,” Alcott said of the "I know what that first victory barrier but didn’t come close. eyes, and a bad back. And, after stories seems longer. said Hammer wanted to built a Idea.” since the current rules on free Bubka knew a record was agency were adopted 12 years If I stare at a left-to-right break winds that whipped across the is like and it’s awful sweet,” However, when he cleared the coming this Sunday night. ago. for any length of time it moves. It fairway. “ Eighteen is a tough Alcott said. M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 11, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 11, 1988 — 15

Pendleton stops Bramble Goolagong-Cawley Inducted SCOREBOARD SPORTS ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. - Fred Pendleton says NEWPORT, R.I. — Evonne Goolagong his new United States Boxing Association Cawley, who won 13 Grand Slam singles and oelvers, Greg Marshall, defensive line­ lightweight title should silence his critics. doubles title in her career, was this year’s lone Whits Sox 4, Red Sox 1 man; Cedric MInter ond Steve Hewlett, Pendleton won the title Sunday, stopping inductee into the International Tennis Hall of win, lose & DREW running bocks; Strahen Rehoge, DeJuon IN BRIEF B a s e b a D Robinson and Scott Stevenson, defensive Ras-I-Aluja Bramble on a deep cut over his right Fame. BOSTON CHICAGO bocks; Jett Wlcfcershom, quarterback; eye in the 10th round of a scheduled 12-round O b r h b l abrhM Leon Hotzlloonnou, detanslve bock; AMirk Soccer camp awards Cawley won Wimbledon in 1971 when she was Boggs 3b 4 0 10 Redus If 2 2 10 Moors, guard, and Kevin Powell, tackle. fight. 19, becoming at that time the youngest women’s JoReed2b 4 10 0 Lyons 3b 2 0 0 1 Transferred Shown Foulkner, running The Manchester Soccer Camp completed its Pendleton. 22-15-3 with 12 knockouts, nailed singles champion in Wimbledon history. She won American League etandingi D w E vn 1b 3 0 0 0 Baines dh 4 0 11 1ll5iS lT.Tljr) bock, to Winnipeg. . _ . Greenwt If 4 0 2 1 Posquorf 3 10 0 TORONTO ARGONAUTS-RHecse^e- first of three July sessions on Saturday. The Bramble early in the 10th round, aggravating a again in 1980, three years after the birth of her Burks cf 3 0 0 0 G W alkr 1b 3 0 12 Cotl DtvWon vln Cummings, running back; David Dan­ following is the list of several awards given out at cut Bramble suffered in the third round. Chief first child. RIcedh 4 0 0 0 Boston cf 3 0 2 0 iels, R o y d Salazar, ond Te rry Noble, ( ^ W L Pet. GB Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Solos c 3 000 J U H D IR ^ . rinsgide physician Frank Doggett entered the Detroit 52 33 .612 tensive bocks; Keith Gloster, .Melvin the camp. The 36th woman inducted in the Hall, Cawley Benzngr rf 3 0 0 0 AAonrlq ss 4 110 Houston, Stanley Johnson, Paul Shorten New York 49 36 .576 "3 SOeenss 4 0 10 iiteeaiw M B itiia. Penalty kick contest; Rory Post; Juggling ring, examined Bramble’s cut and halted the also won the French Open in 1971; the Australian Cleveland Woodrd2b 3 0 0 0 and Parnell Moore, wide receivers, and 45 43 .911 I'/i To ta h 31 1 4 1 Totals 27 4 8 4 contest 47 seconds into the 10th round. Boston 43 43 .906 9 Nolan Harper, llnebocker. ____ contest; Ryan Cowles; most improved; Bill Open for four years running, from 1974 to 1977, Milwaukee 44 43 .506 9 WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBER5-4te- Baker; best offensive player; Tom Brother; and she was a finalist in the U.S. Open from 1973 Toronto Boston 800 000 010-1 leased Walter Bender, AAlchael Leblanc 42 46 .477 IIW Chicago 200 Hi OOx-4 Baltimore Michael Meredllh, Willard Reaves ond dribbling contest; Ryan Post; outstanding to 1976, 28 59 .323 25 Gome Winning RBI — GWalker (7). WMtCMvIfloil Danny Robinson, running bocks; Anthray goalie; RichGriffeth; best defensive player; E— Monriaue, Lyons. LOB— Boston 8, Jones and Jeff Tedford, quarterbacks; Olympic hoop berths ^ w L Pet. OB Chicago 10. 2B— GWalker, Boggs, Baines. Oakland 54 34 .614 Laurie Sinclair and David Stanley, line­ Nell Caron; most valuable player; MattLavery. 3B— SOwen. SB— Boston 2 (5). S— Wood- backers; Michael Allen, defenslye backs; ROTTERDAM, Netherlands — The Soviet Guillen to miss All-Star game Minnesota 47 38 .953 5‘A ord, Lyons. SF— Lyons. Senior division — penalty kick contest; Will Kansas City 46 41 .539 Vh Ed McOuarters, guard; Sean Orr, tackle, Union, Yugoslavia and Spain gained berths IP H R ER BB SO and Brad Tierney, offenslye linemen. Brother; juggling contest; Eric Rivard; most Chicago White Sox shortstop Ozzie Guillen California 41 46 .471 }2'A Boston Sunday in the Olympic Games men’s basketball Chicago 41 46 .471 }7'A SASKATCHEWAN improved; Cory Whitmore; best offensive ande San Francisco second baseman Robby C u rry L,0-1 41-3 4 3 3 7 2 ROUOHRIDERS— Texas 40 46 .465 13 Smithson 2-311110 tournament in Seoul in September. Seattle 34 53 .391 }9'A Released Byron Barney and Eddie Ray player; David Maryanski; dribbling contest; Thompson will miss ’Tuesday night’s All-Star Bolton 3 1 0 0 0 3 Walker, cornerbocks; Albert Brown, The undefeated Soviets topped the standings at Sohinlav't Oomct Chicago PaulJohnson; outstanding goalie; Greg Ryan; Game at Cincinnati because of injuries. Californio 8, Cleveland 5 quortfiback; James Dick and Billy Jack- the end of a 10-day pre-Olympic tournament with LaPoint W,7-9 7 3 0 0 2 3 son, linebackers; Lynn Modsen and (^eg best defensive player; Brian Jaworski; most Guillen, injured when he was hit by a pitch Seottle 9, Toronto 3 Horton 1-3 1 10 10 Detroit 4, Oakland 3 McCormack, defensive ends; Leonard a 7-0 won-lost record for 14 points. Yugoslavia Thigpen S,18 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 3 Moon, wide receiver; Royd Collins ond valuable player; outstanding sportsmanship; Friday night, will be replaced on the AL roster by ChIcoBO 8, Boston 7, 1st gome Smithson pitched to 1 batter In the 6th. and Spain trailed with 12 and 11 points, Boston 8, Chicago 7, 10 Innings, 2nd Brian Walling, running backs; Darrell Proloy Das; Camp’s most valuable player Kurt Stillwell of Kansas City while Thompson, WP— Curry, Bolton. Horle, offensive bocks; John Hoffman, respectively. J game who suffered a pinched nerve Saturday, will be Umpires— Home, Bremlgon; Rrst, defensive bocks; Peter Mangold, fullback, Connie Mcf^rry Award; David Cain. New York 5, Kansas City 3 McClellond; Second, McCoy; Third, Baltimore 4, Texas 1 and Jeff Watson, tackle. Transferred Ter­ The Manchester Soccer Camp has two more replaced by Pittsburgh pitcher Bob Walk. Coble. ry Cochrane, running back, to Winnipeg. Milwaukee 5, Minnesota 4 T — 2:35. A— 15,163. sessions scheduled at Martin School. The week of Sunday's Oomes OLYMPICS Toronto 5, Seattle 0 U.S. GYMNASTICS FEDERATION— An­ July 11-15 is for girls only and the week of July Mariners-Mets trade Baltimore Z Texos 1 Royals 5, Yankees 3 nounced the resignation of Bela Karolyl, 18-22 is for boys and girls. Registration for either Bela Karolyl resigns Oakland 8, Detroit 2 head of the United States delegation to SEAT'TLE — Reliever Edwin Nunez was the Olympics. week is still open for children aged 6-16. For California 7, Cleveland 5 traded from the Seattle Mariners to the New HOUSTON — Bela Karolyi, whose gym placed Kansas City 5, New York 3 KANSAS CITY N E W YO R K COLLEGE further information, call Sal Altrui at 646-3928 or Mllwoukee 31 Minnesota 2 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl CLARK, GA.— Named William Spencer York Mets Sunday for reliever Gene Walter. five women in the top 10 at the U.S. Gymnastics head football coach and Raymond Joe Erardi at 649-2328. Chicago 4, Boston 1 WW IIsncf 5 1 4 0 RHndsn If 5 1 1 1 Hfc-rr-' Nunez is 1-4 with a 7.98 earned-run average and Championships, resigned Sunday as head of the Monday*! Oocnes Pecotass 3 1 1 0 Rndiph 2b 4 0 2 1 “T w ^ " Williams athIMIc director. U No games scheduled Bucknr ph 0 0 0 0 Mtngly 1b 5 0 1 0 no saves in 14 games, 11 in relief. Nunez, a U.S. delegation to the Olympics. Tuesday’s Game Stilwll ss 2 0 0 1 JCIork dh 5 0 2 1 right-hander, has a 15-21 career record with 35 Karolyi’s gymnasts quickly rallied around American League (Viola 14-2) vs. No­ Brett 1b 4 0 1 0 Winfield rt 2 0 10 Midget football registration their coach with the strongest endorsement tional League (Gooden 11-n, All-Star Trtabll rt 5 1 2 1 G W o rd cf 3 0 0 0 Softball saves. He had spent his entire career in the Gom e ot Cincinnati, 8:35 p.m. Seltzer 3b 4 1 2 1 Slaught c 4 1 2 0 National League results Rede^.Phlllle84 Pirates 7, Dodgers 2 coming from Kristie Phillips, who had left Wednesday Gomes FW hIteTb 3 0 1 2 Guidry pr 0 0 0 0 There will be registration for the Manchester Seattle organization. No games scheduled BJocksn If 4 0 0 0 Skinnerc 0 0 0 0 Walter is 0-1 with a 3.78 ERA and no saves. He Karolyi’s gym but returned earlier this year. Tablet dh 5 1 2 0 Velarde 3b 2 0 0 0 PHILA CINCINNATI PITTSBURGH LOS A N G E LS Midget Football Leaguye Sunday, July 17, from Thursday's Gomes O b r h M TONIGHT'S GAMES "I think they are being unfair to him,” Phillips Minnesota at Baltimore, 2, 5:05 p.m. Mocfarin c 3 0 1 0 Wshgtn ct 0 0 0 0 Astros 6, Mats 5 o b r h b l O b r h M O b r h M was acquired by tbe Mets before the 1987 season Bonds If 5 1 1 0 Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 M P M VS. C B T , 6 — Flfzgerold 1-3 p.m. at Charter Oak Park. Any boy or girl AP photo Chicago at New York, 7:30 p.m. Santana ss 3 1 1 0 M Th m p cf 4 0 2 0 Larkin ss 4 2 2 0 Pub vs. Cycle, 7:30 — Fitzgerald in the Kevin McReynolds trade and has said. “He’s trained most of the top gymnasts and Cruzph 10 0 0 GGross 1b 3 1 1 1 Daniels If 4 1 1 0 G oftp 000 0 Keep 1b 3 0 2 0 aged 10-13 is eligible, but must present a birth Kansas City ot Boston, 7:35 p.m. N E W YO R K HOUSTON Gibson If 4 0 0 0 Oil Heot vs. Trosh-Awov, 6 — alternated between the Mets and their he deserves it. The teams in Europe are afraid of Milwaukee at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Mechm ss 0 0 0 0 Schmdt3b 10 0 0 Sabo 3b 3 1 1 1 Bernard ss 4 1 2 0 certificate and be accompanied by their parents LIBERTY CUP — The U.S. yacht, O b r h b l abrhM VanSlykcf 4 2 11 M artholrf 3 1 0 0 Robertson Bela because they know he’s the best ” Cleveland ot Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Totals ta 514 5 Totals 34 310 3 Dykstra cf 5 0 1 0 GYoung cf 5 2 4 0 Bradley If 4 1 1 2 EDovtscf 4 1 3 3 Lothrop vs. Cummings, 7:30 — minor-league system. He has a 3-7career record. L skippered by Gary Jobson, passes near Hayes 3b 4 1 1 1 Eso skylb 4 0 1 0 Bonilla 3b 4 2 3 1 Shelby cf 4 1 2 1 at the time of registration. A $15 fee is required Detroit at California, 10:35 p.m. Bckmn 2b 5 2 2 0 Doran 2b 4 0 11 3 0 0 0 Robertson Toronto at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. KonsosCIty 101 001 101— 5 M Young rf 2 0 0 0 TJonesrt 2 0 0 1 RReyIds rf 5 1 2 3 Scloscloc for each child wishing to play and a $25 fee for Myers p 0 0 0 0 Puhlrf 2 2 2 2 Bream 1b 4 0 11 Woodsn3b 200 1 Rogers vs. Edwards, 6 — Poganl the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor New York 001 200 000-3 Mcl^lds If 3 2 2 3 Ramirz ph 10 11 Doulton c 3 0 0 0 ONelll ph 1 0 0 0 Keith vs. Nassiff, 7:30 — Paganl Gome Winning RBI — FWhIte (8). C Jam s ph 1 0 0 0 Francop 0 0 0 0 Ortiz c 4 0 0 1 Andesn ss 3 0 0 0 two. A $10 fee is required of any girl wishing to be on Sunday on its way to a Liberty Cup Crampton cops Northwest Strwbry rf 4 0 0 0 GDayls 1b 4 0 0 0 Gonzolz 2b 3 0 0 0 Hershlsrp 2 0 10 Pub/MMH vs. Bradley's, 6 — Nike National Laague standings E— Slaught. DP— Kansas City 2, New HJohsn 3b 3 1 2 2 Bell 3b 4 0 11 Aguayo 2b 4 0 1 0 M cCIndnc 4 0 1 0 Elmore vs. Brown’s, 7:30 — Nike a cheerleader. Tw o trainers suspended York 2. LOB— Konsos City 12, New York Jeltzss 3 0 0 0 Cncpcn 2b 2 0 0 0 W olkp 4 0 0 0 Crews p 0 0 0 0 victory. The Liberty Cup pits the sailors’ Carter c 4 0 0 0 BHotchr If 4 0 0 0 Gregg If 0000 M IDoysph 10 0 0 MaInvMIe vs. Hockanum, 6 — Keeney KENMORE,'Wash. — Bruce Crampton shot a 10. 2B— RHenderson, Randolph, Tartabull, M cDwII p 000 0 CRenIds ss 4 110 Rowley p 1 0 0 0 Tredw y2b 1000 DeCormler ys. Lindsey, 6 — Chorter talents against each other evenly East Division Slaught, FWhIte. SB— Wilson (15), Brett M M oddxp 0 0 0 0 Arm strnp 2000 JHowell p 0 0 0 0 CHICAGO — Two more trainers have been 2-under-par 70 to win the $300,000 GTE Northwest w L Pet. OB Teufel 2b 0 0 0 0 Treyinoc 3 0 0 0 Totals 37 7 10 7 Totals 29 2 5 1 Oak (9), Tortabull (6). SF— FWhIte Magadn 1b 3 0 0 0 Darwin p 2 0 0 0 Barrett ph 1110 BIrtsasp 0 0 0 0 because the yachts are identical. suspended by the Hawthorne Race Course Classic by one stroke over Don Bies and Bruce New York 53 34 <09 IP H R ER BB SO H orrisp 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh Elster ss 2 0 0 0 Medwsph 10 0 0 Collins ph 100 0 Soccer Club tryouts set 49 37 .570 3'A Kansas City Russell ph 1000 FWIIIms p 0000 Pittsburgh m 204 100-7 Women's Rec stewards because some of their horses tested Devlin on Sunday. Chicago 45 40 .529 7 Conep 3 0 0 0 Meodsp 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles 018 881 888— 1 Bannister 3 2-3 Sasser c 10 0 0 Andersnp 0 0 0 0 Tekulyep 0 0 0 0 RM rphyp 000 0 Tryouts for the Manchester Soccer Club boys’ positive for the illegal drug promazine, track Crampton. 52, finished with a 54-hole total of Montreal 45 41 .523 7'/j Sanchez 1- 3 Milner rf Gome Winning RBI — RReynolds (3). Main Pub defeated DeCormler Nis­ Sf. Louis 38 48 Aoostop 0 0 0 0 00 00 .442 14'/j RAndeson W.1-0 3 2-3 Totals 32 4 7 4 Totals 32 5 9 5 E— Heep, Sax, DGonzatez. DP— Pitts­ san, 12-5, Friday night at Charter Oak. soccer team will be held Saturday. July 16 and officials said Saturday. 207 over the Inglewood Country Club course for Philadelphia 36 49 .424 16 Bassph 0 10 0 burgh 1. LOB— Rttsburgh 7, Los Angeles Michelle (3uey, Laurie Hanson and C. J. Fa rr S,9 1 1-3 Totals 33 5 7 5 Totals 34 810 5 Saturday July 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Jackson wins 200 and 400 Emmagene K. Schwan, 38, of McHenry, and his 15th victory as a senior. He won the same West Division New York Philadelphia 4. 2B— Shelby 2, Bonilla. 3B— RReynolds. Becker hod two hits apiece (or Main w L Pet. OB H R — VonSlyke (14). SB— Belllard (3). S— Pub while Roxonhe Helneman Michael F. Weissman, 65, of Chicago, were John 31-3 New York 200 200 010-5 Cincinnati 200 ON 18x—6 Kennedy Road Field. Boys must be born in 1979 NEW YORK — Grace Jackson of Jamaica number of times during his 20 years on the PGA Los Angeles 48 36 .571 Allen Sclosclo, Belllard. SF— Woodson. homered. 2 Houston 101 0 0 0 0 1 1 — 6 Game Winning RBI — EOavIs (10). and reside in Manchester. suspended for "failure to guard’’ their Tour. San Francisco 46 39 .541 " 21/3 Clements 2- 3 DP— Phlladel^la 1, CIncInnotl Z LOB— IP H R ER BB SO Standings: Century 21/Llndsey Real posted a double victory in the sprints at the Houston 44 43 .506 5'/3 Tw o outs when winning run scored. Estate 9-2, D eC o rm le r Nissan 7-3, thoroughbreds as required by Illinois law. Five Stoddard L,2-2 1 1-3 Game Winning RBI — Ramirez (6). Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 5. 2B— Larkin, For further information, contact Patrick Egan Nikaia track and field meet at Nice, France His $45,000 check Sunday boosted his Senior Cincinnati 42 45 .483 71/3 Rlghettl 1 Walk W,104 Hungry Tiger 7-4, Manchester State San Diego E— Cone. LOB— New York 6, Houston 7. Sabo, Barrett. HR— EDavIs (14), Bradley at 649-0248. other trainers have been suspended in the past Tour money winnings to $1,111,007 in less than 39 49 .443 11 Guante M (5), Hayes (5). Gott Bonk 6-4, D .W . Fish 4-5, M ain Pub 4-6, Sunday to move into a tie for the women’s overall Atlanta 30 54 .357 18 2 B— G Young, McReynolds. HR— Los Angeles Gorm an Insurance 3-7, Strono Real several weeks. three years on the circuit. HBP— Velorde by Bannister, Washing­ McReynotds (11), HJohnson (16), Puhl IP H R ER BB SO lead in the Mobil Grand Prix standings. Sotuntay's Gomes ton by Forr, Seltzer by Rlghettl. Phitadetahta Hershlser L.13-4 51-3 6 6 4 1 6 Estate 2-9. Weissman was suspended for 120 days and Houston 6, New York 3 (1). SB— G Young (47), Puhl (13), HJohn­ Crews 12-3 2 1 1 1 0 Umpires— Home, Roe; Rrst, HIrsch- son 2 (18), Dykstro (20). S— Elster, T re ­ Rowley L3-11 41-3 She and East German javelin thrower Petra San Francisco 21, St. Louis 2 beck. Second, Ford; Third, Reed. MMaddux 2-3 JHowell 2 2 0 0 1.3 Schwan was barred for 60days. Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 3 vino. HBP— Marshall by Gott. Regal Intention wins ’Plate Felke have 45 points each. T — 3:30. A — 55,318. IP H R E R BB so Horris 1 Montreal 9, Atlonta 4 Tekulve 2 Umpires— Home, Poncino; Rrst, Brock- Charter Oak Jack.son won the 400 meters in 49.57 seconds Pittsburgh 8, Los Angeles 2 New York lander; Second, Winters; Third, TORONTO — Jockey Jack Lauzon, trainer Jim Cone 7 7 4 4 3 3 Clnctanotl Manchester Property Maintenance finished first in the 200 in 22.27. Mills top U.S. gymnast Son Diego 4, Chlcogo2 Armstrong W. 1-3 51-3 4 3 3 .2 7 McSherry. Sunday'sGomes Brewers 3, Twins 2 M cDwII L.4-2 11-3 1 2 2 1 0 T — 2:24. A— 43,014. nipped Acadia Restaurant, 7-6, at Day and owner Ernie Samuel had a few things on Quisenberry to Cards Myers 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 BIrtsos 2-311101 Fitzgerald Field. Daye Kaye, Tom HOUSTON - Phoebe Mills, with Montreol 4 Atlanta 2, 13 Innings FWIIIIams 1 1 0 0 0 0 their mind before the Queen’s Plate. Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 4 Houston Meggers and Doug Johnson hod two ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals , crowd-pleasing performances on the floor MILWAUKEE MINNESOTA Darwin 7 4 4 4 2 6 RM urphy 1 1 0 0 0 1 hits each. For Acadia, Rock Ansetmo Lauzon was nervous before riding Regal Houston 6, New York 5 Franco S,14 1 0 0 0 0 1 reportedly will sign former Kansas City Royals Son Francisco 2, St. Louis 1 Ob r h bl O b r h b l Meads 1-3 1 1 1 0 0 ripped three hits. Including a home run. Intention to victory in the $332,495 race for exercise and balance beam, pulled away to win Molltordh 5 2 1 0 Moses If 4 0 2 0 Andersqn 2-3 1 0 0 2 2 HBP— TJones by Rowley. Standings: Tie rn e y's 9-2, Telephone Pittsburgh 7, Los Angeles 2 Umpires— Home, [3eMuth; First, Wen- Muster wins U.S. Pro title relief pitcher Dan Quisenberry to a contract tbe women’s all-around title in the United States Chicogo 4, Son Diego 2 Gontnr 2b 4 0 12 GoettI ph 10 0 0 Agosto W,64) 1 1 0 0 0 0 8-3, Highland Park M orket 6-4, Glenn Canadian-bred 3-year-olds. Yount ct 4 0 2 0 (tagne ss 4 1 1 0 Cone pitched to 1 batter In the 8th, An­ delstedt; Secorxt, Bonin; Third, Marsh. Traasactions Construction II 5-6, C B T 4-7, Postol during the All-Star break. Gymnastics Championships Saturday night. Monday's Gomes T — 2:21. A — 29,142. When he reached the far turn. Regal Intention BROOKLINE, Mass. — Lawson Duncan’s No gomes scheduled Leonard If 10 0 0 Puckett ct 4 0 2 0 dersen pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. Express 4-7, Acadia 4-6, Manchester The St, Louis Post-Dispatch reported today Mills, who won the American Cup all-around AdducI If 3 0 0 0 Hrbekdh 4 0 0 0 BK — Cone Z Property Maintenance 3-8. started to pull away from the field and easily Tuesday's Gome predictions do not mean anything to Tom Muster, that Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog would title earlier this year, scored a 9.85 in the floor American League (Viola 14-2) vs. No­ Surhoft 3b 3 0 11 Larkin 1b 3 0 11 Umpires— Home, Davis; First, Hohn; Expos 4. Braves 2 beat Regal Classic by 3‘/4 lengths, with Lauzon because the Austrian tennis professional is too tional League (Gooden 11-5), All-Star Sveum ss 4 0 1 0 Bush rt 3 0 0 0 Second, Tata; Third, Froemmlng. AUTO RACI9IO use Quisenberry for middle-relief work. ’The exercise and had a 9.8 in the balance beam. Robldx 1b 3 0 0 0 Gladdn ph 1110 T — 2:46. A — 34,711. whipping his mount right-handed a few times Gome at Cincinnati, 8:35 p.m. Formula One Nike happy with his first victory in two years to worry newspaper said Quisenberry could be signed as Dan Hayden held off rallying Kevin Davis with Wednesday's Gomes Hamlltn rt 2 1 1 0 Laudner c 4 0 10 MONTREAL ATLANTA WILLIAMS TEAM —Signed down the stretch. about any predictions. No gomes scheduled COBrIen c 4 0 1 0 Lmbrdz 2b 4 0 10 Obrhbl O b r h M Th ierry Brown's Package Store trimmed soon as today. high scores in the still rings and parallel bars to Newmn 3b 2 0 0 0 ONIxon cf 5 0 1 0 Gant 2b A crowd of 28,812 made Regal Intention and Thursday's Gomes Cubs 4. Padres 2 6 110 Boutsen, driver, for next season. Evergreen Lawns, 14-9, at Nike Field. Muster, the eighth seed in an upset-studded Spokesmen for the Cardinals were in Los Angeles at Chicogo, Z 1:05 p.m. Harper 3b 2 0 11 Raines If 6 0 2 1 Oberkfl 3b 5 0 0 0 BASEBALL Dennis Walsh and Jim Bombla had win the men’s all-around title earlier Saturday. Galqrrg 1b Regal Classic the heavy 1-2 favorite in muggy tournament, walked off with the $50,575 winner’s Cincinnati ot Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Daydsn pr 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 G P e rry 1b 5 0 2 1 A n w lc o n i ^«m 8in three hits each for Brown's while Jeff Cincinnati today for the All-Star break, and they Hayden, who lives in Amherst, N.Y., failed to Son Francisco at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Totals 31 1 8 3 Totals 36 210 2 CHICAGO SAN D IE G O Brooks rf 4 1 2 0 DMriphyrf 6 0 10 CLEVELAND INDIAI^-^tloned Jay Cote, Dick Marsh, Bob Cornell and wieather. check Sunday in the U.S. Pro Tennis Hesketh p were not immediately available for comment on make the 1984 Olympic Team. His 116.85 score Houston at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Obrhbl obrhM 0 0 0 0 Grlftay If 3 110 Bell, shortstop, to Colorado Springs of the Collins Judd added two each with the Regal Intention finished the PA-mile race in a Championships at Longwood Cricket Club. New York at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Milwaukee 100 000 002— 3 DM rtnz cf 3 0 2 0 Wynne cf 5 0 0 0 WJhnsn ph 1 0 0 0 Thom as ss 5 020 Pacific Coast League. tatter hitting a two-run homer. For the story, according to an intern in the team’s Parrett p leads 18 men into the Olympic trials at Salt Lake Son Diego ot St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Minnesota 100 000 001— 2 PolmeIr It 4 0 10 RAIomr 2b 4 1 1 0 0000 D Jom escf 4 0 10 SEATTLE MARINERS— Traded Edwin Evergreen, Bob Quaglla, Mark Bowon slow 2; 061-5, well off the stakes and track record, Duncan settled for second money, a $25,287 Game Winning RBI — Gantner (8). Dawson rt 5 12 1 Gwynn rf 4 0 2 1 N e ttle s ^ 10 10 Benedict c 4 0 10 Nunez, pitcher, to the New York Mets for public relations office. City. Perez pr and Bill O'Brien had three hits each while Regal Classic took the place by 2>/4 lengths payoff that was also his biggest check in four E— BIrkbeck. DP— Milwaukee Z LO B — Sndbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 Kruk If 2 0 0 0 0 100 Glavine p 2000 Gene Walter, pitcher. Sent Dove Hengel, while Frank Morse, Mork Morse, Hank Quisenberry, 35, was released by the Royals The top 20 women advance to the Olympic American League results Heaton p Mllwoukee 10, Minnesota 8 2B— Molltor, Grace 1b 4 0 1 0 Morind 1b 4 0 2 0 0000 Smmnsph 10 0 0 outfielder, outright to Calgary of the Pa- Steullet and Pete Llebfrled added two over 2-1 shot Granacus. year’s on the pro tour. last week. Sveum, Laudner, (Santner, Gladden. SB— Law 3b 4 0 1 0 Mack If 0 0 0 0 Walloch 3b 6 0 0 0 Asnm chrp 0000 dllc Coast League. RecolM John Robb, apiece. Trials. Rtzgerld c Orioles 2. Rangers 1 AAoses (9), Yount (12), Molltor (26). S— Dunsfon ss 2 1 1 0 Sontlogdc "4 0 0 0 6 13 1 Alvarez p 000 0 Inflelder, from Calgary. Standings: Washington Social Club Gantner, Robldoux. Salazar ss 2 0 10 Flannry 3b 4 1 2 0 Hudler2b 3 0 0 0 M orrsnph 100 0 TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Optloned Foley 2b 11-0, Allied Printing 8-3, Brow n's Pack- IP H R ER BB SO Sundbrg c 4 1 1 1 Tm pitn ss 4 0 2 1 3 0 2 1 Puleop 0 0 0 0 /Mark Elchhorn and Oayld Wells, pitch­ oge Store 5-5, J& M G rinding 5-5, Reed TEXAS BALTIMORE Milwaukee GModdx p 4 1 1 1 Showp 2 0 0 0 Rivera ss 6 0 11 Rungeph 10 0 0 ers, to Syracuse of the International Holmon p Construction 5-6, Evergreen Lawns 5-6, o b r h b l O b r h b l BIrkbeck 5 2-3 6 1 1 1 5 Reody ph 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 League. J H C Construction 3-8, Elm ore Associa­ M cDwel ct 4 0 3 1 Stanicek If 4 0 0 0 MIrobella 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Totals 36 4 11 3 Totals 14 2 9 2 M cG ffgnp 0 000 ricrtleiMl League tion 1-10. E s p y k 3 0 0 0 CRIpkn ss 4 0 0 0 Crim W,2-4 12-3 1 0 0 0 0 Webster rf 3 10 0 HOUSTON ASTROS— Announced the F letchr 55 4 0 1 0 M urrov dh 3 0 1 0 Plesac S,22 1 2 1 1 0 0 Chicago 101 Totals 51 413 4 Totals <3191 reslgnotlon of Fred Stanley, director of Incvgll dh 4 0 0 0 Traber 1b 2 1 1 0 Minnesota Son Diego 100 ISO 808— 2 baseball operations. Sierra rt 4 0 0 0 Sheets rt 3 0 1 0 Toliver 61-3 4 1 1 3 6 Game Winning RBI — GModdux (1). Montreal 800 888 118 880 1 - 4 MONTREAL EXPOS— Activated Tim' Rec . OBrIen 1b 4 0 1 0 Orsulak rt 0 10 0 Berenouer 12-3 1 0 0 1 1 E— Moreland, Templeton. DP— Atlanta 188 880 118 400 8 - 8 Raines, outfielder, from the ISd ay dis­ Petrolll c 3 1 1 0 Tettleton c 3 0 11 Atherton L,5-4 1 3 2 2 1 0 Chicago Game Winning RBI — FOley (4). abled list. Optioned Henm Wlnnlnoham, Main Pub/MMH defeated J. Mac and SCOREBOARD Kunkel 3b 3 0 0 0 (^ rh o rtc t 2 0 11 Umpires— Home, Kaiser; First, Welke; 1, San Diego 1. LOB— Chicago 8, San E— Thomas 2, Gant, GPerry. DP— Mon­ outfielder, to Indlanopolls of the Ameri­ Son W elding, 7-3, at Nike Field. Curt Wllkrsn 2b 3 0 1 0 Schu3b 200 0 Second, Merrill; Third, Brinkman. Diego 8.2B— Templeton, DMartlnOz. HR— treal 1, Atlanta 1. LO B— AAontreal 11, At­ can Association. Ledoyt had three hits for the winners T — 2:55. A— 50,020. lanta 8. 2B— Brooks. SB— G P e rry (18). Fodfic Csfltf k •BMllN while Eric Lindquist, Scott Matson and Dwyer ph 0 0 0 0 Dawson (15), Sundberg (2). SB— (3wynn Vol Skinner, 810,534 73497668— 282 Cathy Johnston, S848 Gonzals 3b (14). S— Show. S— ONIxon, Oberkfell, Benedict. CALGARY CANNONS-Atamed Marty Keyin Walsh collected two each. Steye L o rry M o w ry 811.100 6672-73— 210 <9767676— 391 — *' Hoyden, Woodward, 0 0 0 0 A m y Benz, 810,5)3 76766970-282 Vicki Tabor. 9848 74496977— 391 BRIpkn 2b 3 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO IP R E R B B s o Martinez manager. Smyth hod three hits In defeat, Includ- Bob Brue 89425 67-7569-211 IJ 5 5 . 3, To m Schleslnger, Nebraska. Montreol ihO a homer, while Bob Bradshaw, Dan Aglm Bardho 89425 767671— 211 To m m ie Green, 810,533 <671-7670— 282 Kristi Albers, 9604 76767673— 392 »9 .». 3, Kevin Dovis, Nebraska, 19.525. Totals 32 1 7 1 Totals I t 2 5 2 Chicago PHOENIX FIREBIRDS-Slgned Lory Jull Inkster, 87467 »767673— 283 GM oddux W,15-3 9 9 2 2 2 4 Holman 6 1 1 3 0 Sorensen, pitcher. Reassigned Brian Oh- Wetmore and Tom Trahan added two G o lf Bob Rawlins 88,162 71-7669— 212 Joan PItcock, 9604 69747576— 392 4, Lance Rlngnald, Gold Cup, 19.450. 5, Blue Jays S, Mariners 0 apiece. D. Ammaccopone, 87467 ^497673— 283 Texas 000 ODD 010-1 San Diego McGffgan 1 0 0 0 1 noutko, pitcher, to Shreveport of the SPORTSCARD Arnold Palmer 18,162 71-71-70— 212 Nancy White, 9604 76767473— 39J Wes Sutar, unattached, 19.000. 6, RobeH Hesketh 2 _S)ondlngs: Army and Navy Club 8-2, Jim Ferree 164)3 71- 7469—Donna 214 White, 87466 <647-7674-^ Jane Crofter, 9604 Sundstrom, Californio, 18.750. Baltimore 000 010 Wx—2 Show L ,6 ^ 9 11 4 3 3 1 1 1 0 3 Texas League. L. RIttenhouse, 85,700 71-767674— 392 Porrett W,9^2 3 0 0 Elks 8-3, M ain P ub /M M H 8-3, J. M ac A l Gelberger 8643) 72- 7369-214 6971-7747— 284 Alice Rltzmon, $<04 Voult— 1 (tie). Bill Paul, unattached, Game Winning RBI — Gerhart (2). SEATTLE TORONTO BK— GModdux. Show. 2 3 BASKETBALL Lynn Connelly, 85,700 71497549-284 76767674— 292 Heaton S,2 1 0 0 0 1 and Son W elding 4-7, Jim 's A rco 3-8, Bobby Nichols 864)3 7671-76-214 Julie KIntz, $510 and John Sweeney, Arizona State, 19.175. E— Bautista. DP— Texas 2, Boltimore 2 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl W etW BusfcetaoH League Busch Boll Classic Sally Quinlan, 85,700 <67667-73— 284 76767673— 393 L O B — Texas 5, Baltimore 4. 3B— Sheets. Reynids 2b 4 0 0 0 Femndz ss 4 110 Atlanta CHICAGO EXPRESS-SIgned Troy ManchMter Pizza 3-8, Memorlol Corner Orville Moody 15,500 767673— 215 Kim Bauer, $510 76757573— 393 3, RobeH Sundstrom, California, 19.125. 4, SB— McDowell 2 (15). Quinonsss 4 0 0 0 Mlinksdh 4 112 Major league leaders Glavine I 1 0 5 Lewis, guard. Waived John Edwards, Store 2-8. Dave Hill 85,500 767673— 215 Kathy Postlewalt, 85,700 7247-71-74— 204 M w Mallon, $510 76767473-393 Pom U nne, Arizona State, 19.100. 5, Ke­ Brontley If 4 0 10 GBell If 4 0 10 Assnmchr 1-3 1 1 1 0 guard, and /Mario Galvez, forward, WILLIAMSBURG. Va. (AP) — Rnol Dick Hendrickson 85,500 Colleen Walker, 85,700 <6734675— 284 Martha Nause, $510 6947-7679^-293 vin Davis, Nebraska. 19.075. 6, Mike IP H R ER BB SO 71-7674— 315 Jcrllyn Britz, 85,700 Chaplin, UCLA, 18.700. Texas BalbonI 1b 4 0 2 0 Gruber 3b 4 0 0 0 Alvarez 22-3 0 0 1 3 traded Kent Hill, guord, to Calgary for scores and earnings Sunday In the 1650,- Jim King 84,)30 767670— 217 767647-77— 384 Deedee Lasker, $433 71-71-7674-294 Cindy Rarick, 84400 71-767670-285 BWItt L,(t6 8 5 2 2 4 10 Rabbdh 3 0 10 Whiftc 3 110 Based on 140 at Buts. Puleo 2 0 0 0 3 future draft consktaratlons. 000 PGA Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic, Lee Elder 84,320 757376-217 Laura Davies, $433 76767675— 294 fX*" Hayden, Woodward, Sutter L,1-3 1 3 2 0 3 FOOTBALL Birle’ fact pitch ployra on the par 36-35— 71, 6,776-vard Robin Walton, 84400 767671-70— 2 U Kris Tschelter, $433 76767674- 294 JJ-OSB. Z Bob (Soulhler, Brighm Young, Baltimore Bradly ph 1 0 0 0 McGrIff 1b 110 0 Charles Coody 14430 71-7673— 317 Betsy King, 84,600 Bautista W,5-4 Vallec 4 0 0 0 Leach rf 3 1 1 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE Holman pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. Notional FeetaoH League Klngsmlll Golf Club Course (x-denotes J.C. (taosle 14430 767674— 217 <671-71-75-285 Gina Hull, $432 76767674— 394 19.575. 3, Chris Loux, unattached. 19.550. 4 72-3 1 1 0 WonchMter moyed Its record to 6-1 C. FlggPeter Thomson 83,125 Carol French, 83,774 76767670- 286 Caroline Pierce 76767973— 298 Woomi^, aid Davis, Nebraska, WP— BWItt. PB— Tettleton. Twlble led the way with two home runs Kenny Knox, 837,700 767673— 210 Deb Richard, 83,774 76767671— 386 19.S0a 3, (tie) Tim Daggett, unattached, soottle 088 800 880-0 Lansford Oak 85 l i t 55 118 .331 tract. Jeff Sluman, 8M.700 7067-7366-373 Jim m y Powell 83,125 Nancy Rubin 76767579-300 Umpires— Home, Shulock; First, John­ while Jen Masson and Beth O'Brien 7671-76-210 Dot Germain, 83,774 70497675— 206 and Mark Oates, Oklahoma, 19.200. 5, Bill son; Second, McKean; Third, Reilly. Toronto 500 000 SOx— 5 Trommll Oet 72f 267 ^ 45 88 .330 MINNESOTA VIKINGS— Announced the each honored. Annie O'Brien also AAark M cCum ber, 824,700 66696967— 273 George Lanning 13,125 7671-74— 210 Brett KC 86 325 42 107 .329 Glanta 2, Cardinala 1 retirement of Steve Freeman, safety. 69716965— 274 Joe Jimenez 83,125 Sandra Spuzich, 83,000 76767747— 387 Paul, unattached, 19.150. 6, Charles T — 2:35. A — 25,023. Game Winning RBI — Mulllniks (7). played well. Tlfh Simpson, 819,581 7671-74— 310 Lakes, Colltornto Sun, 18.700. AAolltor Mil 80 319 62 103 .323 PHOENIX CARDINALS— Signed Troy 76676667— 274 Walter ZembrIskI 0,125 Allison Finney, 83400 <9767670— 287 D P — eattle 2. L O B — Seattle 6, Toronto Jeff Coston, 819,581 7647-75-210 (tarollne (tawan, 83400 7147-7970— 387 2. 2B— Leach, Robb, GBell. HR— Mulllniks Burks Bsn 69 273 54 88 .322 Johnson and Don Holmes, wide receivers. Fuzzy Zoeller, 819,581 67666970— 274 Rolond Stafford 82,139 71-7673— 219 DwEvans Bsn 84 337 50 107 .318 STLOUIS SAN PRAN Agreed to terms with Michael Brim, cor- 67666973— 274 To m m y Aaron 12,139 Connie Chlllemi, 83400 756971-73— 387 Athletics 8. Tigers 2 (8). Woman’e softball Peter Jacobsen, 819,581 71-7376-219 76767673— 287 Homo Runs nerbock, on a multl-vear contract. Doug Dalzlel 82,139 Jill Briles, 83,000 IP H RER B B SO Joey Slndelor, 814,950 76706966-275 767371— 319 Sandra Palmer, 83400 767671-76-287 Seattle Canseco, Oakland, 24; GoettI, M in­ SAN FRANCISCO 49ers - Slgned Ronnie 6673-7067— 375 A l Kelley 82,139 PS®' f^oebe Mills, Ko- wom en's softball To m Byrum , 814,950 767673— 219 Moigoret Word, 83430 7671-7540-288 Gym nastics OAKLAND DETROIT MAAoore L>9 7 7 5 5 3 4 nesota, 19; JCIork, New York, 10; Sny­ Lott, sotaty, to a three veor contract. 67-736670-375 Bob Erickson 82,139 '■® ''J *' Z Brandy Johnson, Ko- Ob r h bl w jio f Manchester won the 10-team Chris Kile, 814,950 767376-319 Marlene Hagge, 82,030 7671-7569-288 rolyl's, 19.600 Chelle Stack, Karolyl's, Reed 1 0 0 0 0 0 der, Cleveland, 18; Hrbek, Minnesota, 17; Agreed to terms with Denicfc Crawford, Enfield women's softball tournament David Peoples, 8104)75 72696966-376 Charles SIfford 82,139 6 9 767673— 319 Carolyn Hill, 82430 69767671— 388 19.561 , Spivew Porketta’s, 19!5W. Polonla If 4 1 2 0 Toronto Carter, Cleveland, 18; McGwire, Oakland, wide receiver, and M ilt /McColl, llne- over the weekend. Teems from New Robert Wrenn, 8104)75 70696869-276 Phil Rodgers 82,139 4 Javier It 1000 737375— 319 Heather Drew, 82,000 76767673-388 5, Joyce Wllborn, Porketta's, 19.363. , Key W,5-1 8 5 0 0 0 2 16; 5 are tM with 15. bocker.______Clarence Rose, 8104175 69666970- 376 A H Wall 81,700 6 Lansfrd 3b 5 110 Y o rk a ^ participated. Coach’s Corner 737573— 220 Lisa Walters, 82430 6977-m-73— 288 Kelly GarHson-Stevos, Oklahoma, 19.225 Henke 1 1 0 0 0 0 Runs Boltad hi never \ t n the winners' bracket. Coach's Bob Lohr, 8104)75 71676670-276 Quinton (Troy 81,700 757373— 230 U.S. Championships Canseco rt 5 0 2 0 Greenwell, Boston, 71; Canseco, Oak­ M .B. Zimmerman, 82430 76667573— 388 Stance beam— 1, Kelly Garrison- Scoff; Rrst, Kosc; BRITISH COLUMBIA LKW^HMeosed Corner defeated New England Nottenol Richard Zokol, 8104)75 71676670-376 Butch Baird 81,700 767676— 220 76467673— 388 M cG w Ir 1b 5 12 1 land, 67; Puckett, Minnesota, 85; D w E - Brant Bengen, Sammy Greene, Sam Heather Forr, 82430 Staves, Oklahoma, 19.950 Z Kristie Phll- Second, Barnett; Third, Cousins. Bonk, « ; shut out the Pub of East Je rry Pate, 8104)75 666671-71— 276 Gordon Jones 81,363 77-7676-221 71-756973-288 H O U S TO N (A P ) — Results Sunday of the Hossev dh 3 10 0 T — 2:10. A — 35,323. vqns, Boston, 64; Carter, Cleveland, 83; /Moore, Ronald Robinson and E ric Streo- Charles Owens 8)463 L. Neumann, 82,030 'i®*' JS r® 'y j Mills, Hartford, );0: bem Jlggy's of Enfield, Scott Hoch, 8104175 67666972-376 757673— 331 S. Bertoloccinl, 83430 75714674-288 U.S. Gymnastics Championships at The Baylor ph 1000 Winfield, New York, 82; Brett, Kansas tar, wide receivers; Waltar Briggs, ouor- 5- 2, and beat Charlie's W zza In the finol, Ken Snil 0462 •' Donna Lister, G ym DHedsn cf Curtis Strange, 8104)75 <6676973— 276 737574— 231 Cathy arlno, 82430 767671-74-218 Summit Mfttti ofnilotlon or school and point countra USA_^19.tal 5, Brandy Johnsm, 4 13 2 Ctta,',61; CDovIs, California, 54; GoettI, terback; Dwayne Durban and Tyrone 6- 2. <6697368-377 Miller Barber 0462 767674— 221 66 Steinbch c 3 2 11 n 1 8 1 Blaine McCalllstr, 86,340 Cindy Mackey, 82,030 76734675-288 totals: £ ® 'vl s, 19;300. 4, Sheryl Dundos, Copl- Minnesota, 54; JCIork, New York, S4. Crews, llnebockers; Mock Moore, defen­ 6967-7369— 377 Jef^ Barber 0462 71-7575— 331 2 HubbrdOb 3 000 1 Chickey Barrera Brad Fobel, 86,340 Patti R In o. 82,030 76754675-388 tal Gymnastics, 19.113. Pitching (8 Decisions) sive tackle; Freddie Skns, runnbig bock; pitched 39 Innings and was 13-for-20 In Lorry RInker, 86,340 66797069-377 Billy Maxwell 81,363 71-7676-321 Weiss ss 4 12 4 1 Viola, Minnesota, 14-2, .875; Russell, StLouls 810 -1 Ozzia Smith Lori Gorbaez, 83,030 7671-7675-288 Marcus Thom as and Steve Bouye, defen­ toe tourney for Coach's Corner. Kathy Bill Glasson, 86,340 69666971— 277 David Miles 0,956 77-7376-222 noor exercises— 1 (he), Mark Oates, s’****- Kerolyl’s, Texas, 8X .800; John, New York, 7-2, sive backs; Roy Kurtz, kicker, and Dove Sue EH I, 82,030 7671-47-76-388 1* '^ Ounthorpe, Scats, 19.738. Angela 7, Indiana 5 Game Winning RBI — Uribg (6). Cooney was 11-for-22 while Arleen Steve Elkington. 86,340 696967-73— 277 Fred Hawkins 81,056 767673- 232 Kathryn Young, 81400 7671-7673-3W O ktoho^ond Charles Lakes, California Totals 18 811 8 ' .778; Robinson, Detroit, 10G, .769; Ton- Vonkoughnelt, offensive lineman. This 33-year-old shortstop Billy DeHckson 81456 h Heralch, Great American. E^lark, Coleman. LOB^tLouls 4, L o ^ ra iras ^for-2p. GeorgeAnne Eber- Kenny Pn t y , 69667S66— 378 767675— 22 Dole Eggelino, 81,200 76767673— 290 Sun, 19.530. 3, Kevin Davis, Nebraska, ona, Detroit, 11-4, .733; Berenouer, Min­ ^CA LGARY STAMPEDERS— sold and Llso Oulette played well 74667167— 378 Korolyl’s, 19.988. Oakland Son Frandsco S IB— Maldonado. HR— Al- John Adams, 84,430 for the St. Louis Cardinals Mike Fetchick 0456 767676— 322 Sarah LeVeque, 81,200 71-767673-290 19.500. 4, Wes Sutar, unattached, 19.475. 5, 017 CALIFORNIA CLEVELAND nesota, 8-3, .727; Clemens, Boston, 12-5, <66971-70— 278 in 0«Tlson-Staves, Okkihomo, Detroit 080 IM drete (3). S— Cox, Brenly. Danny Edwards, 84,430 Chick Evans 190 77-7673— 323 Becky Pearson, 81,300 76^7676-290 Don Hoyden, Woodward, 19.40a 6, RobeH a b r h M a b r h M .786; Gubiczo, Kansas City, 12-5, .706. Cuiits Allen, cornerbock; Dwight Beverly the South Windsor women' sotitall Clark Burroughs, 84,420 <670-71-71-378 has the No. 1 salary In base­ Marlowe, Rocky Moun­ Gome Winning RBI — ^Inbach (2). DW hltecf 5 2 2 1 Franco 2b 5 0 1 0 IP H R RR BB SO Gene LIttler 1950 757675-233 Shirley Furlong, 81,300 69757674-290 Sundstrom, California, 19.290. tain, 19.380 and Kirby Warren, running backs; Mike l•aou€• Russ Cochran, 8 4 ^ <6716671— 278 ball — $2.3 million for 1988. Lou Graham 8950 Pimmel horse— 1, Kevin Davis, Nsbrae DP— Detroit 1. LOB— Oakland 6, Detroit Ray 2b 5 1 2 1 Francndh 4 2 3 1 StLouls 797670— 22) Chris Johnson, 81,300 <6767677— 290 Fhondo Foehn, Karolvrs, Henry, linebacker; D errid i Ta ylo r, and ______Colvin Peeta, 84,420 71666673— 378 Joe Coinpbell 8500 737577— 324 8. HR— Stelnboch (5), Weiss (3), DoEvons D w nngdh 4 1 2 2 Cotter ct 4 1 1 0 Based on 188 At Bats Cox L,2-5 7 7 2 2 2 7 A defensive wiz, he hit .303 Ok-Hee Ku, 8049 71-767673-291 Jip, Z Curtis HoWsworth, U C L A , JJ'25- , Joyce Wllborn, Porketta's, Jeff Yausle, defensive backs; Chris ^ ^ ^ ■ ^ ^ ^ * * b b b * b n * i Billy Roy Brown, 8 4 ^ <6706674— 378 Homero Blancos 8500 767674— 225 1 9 .m 3, Dominick MlnlcucH, Illinois, (13). CDayls rf 2 12 1 Hall If 5 0 3 0 McW lllms 1 1 0 0 0 2 Bleue, tight end; Kent Lapa, deferalve Potty Jordan, 8849 76767673— 391 I*-*)® 3 (tie). Brandy Johnson, Karolyl's,, Son Rgnclsco m m Stave Lowery, 83439 7367-7670-279 In 1987 — his first .300 year Roy Beollo 1500 767677— 326 19.190. 4, Wes Sutar, unattached, 19.090. 5, IP H R RR BB SO Arm as If 4 1 1 2 Snyder rf 3 0 0 1 N A T IO N A L L E A G U E end, and Greg Reynard, detanslve line- 1 .B T't'IO l^ ttA a E IE B Stephanie FOrwIo, 8849 76767674— 391 and Stacey Ounthorpe, Scots, 19.625. 5, Mulholand W,M 9 5 1115 Charles Bolllne, 83,W <67672-71— 279 ever — and drove In 75 runs Ben Smith 8500 757576— 226 767671-75-291 Tim Doggett, unattached, 19.000. 6, Dan OoklCNitf Hndrck 1b 3 0 2 0 Upshaw 1b 5 2 2 1 G A B R H man. Acquired Mike Rodriguez, defensive 67-7671-71-379 Susie Redman, 8849 Oielle Stack, Karolvrs, 19511 6, NIccole Stewart W,127 61-3 6 2 2 3 4 5 0 11 Galoroga Mon W P— Cox. Sam Randolph, 83429 BUI Johnston 8500 767574— 337 Jackie BeHsch. 8848 76766976— 291 Bochmon, Hawfceve Gvmnastia, 18.390. Joyner 1b 10 0 0 RWsgtnSb 349 85 118 tackle, from Hamilton. ------Tom Puiizer, 66697673-279 without belting any homers. Young, Great American, 10983. Honeycutt 22-3 1 0 0 0 1 Altonsonc 3 0 11 G P e ^ Atl 164 34 89 Umpires— Homo, Pallono; Rrst, Oregg; 5 , 5 9 Charles AAehok 8500 7677-76— 237 Boonec 4 0 2 0 EDMONTON ESKIMOS— Released Jim- Mike Donold, 8 3 ^ 71-71-7365-380 Dohrolt JBolIss 2 0 0 0 McGee StL 362 48 113 Second, KIMor; Third, HIrtchbecfc. Dick Rhyon 8500 767677— 237 D Davls3b 2000 mie Carter and Terry Jones, llnebockers; Bob Proben, 83,730 70667668— 280 Al Chandler 8500 Terrell L,3-7 21-3 8 6 6 1 4 Howell 3b Ramos ss 2 0 1 0 Sabo CIn 311 48 97 T -8 :1 6 . A — 41,74Z 0677-71— 220 1000 Jeremy Gordon and Greg Krotzer, wide Bobby Wodklns, 13,7» 7167-71-71— 280 Howie Johnson 8500 Tru llo 4 M 3 2 2 2 1 Polldorss 4 1 2 0 Palmeiro Chi 344 45 107 Town Form League Teurnsment 7677-73— 330 receivers; Tom Moskal, detanslve end; Rick Pearson, 83J30 76716671— 280 Jim Boqros, 814)9 76737372— 386 Doug Ford 1800 Gibson 2 2 0 0 0 2 Totals SI 7 IS 7 TotaN 38 S13 S Dawson Chi 325 42 100 767676— 230 Rudy Phillips and Craig Walson, guards; American Legion, David Ogrln, 82,730 73666673-280 Leonard Thompsn, 814)9 69737372-386 Jim Cochran 8500 7541-73— 329 Sportlight HBP— Brookens by Stewart. BK— Hon­ Bonilla Rt 320 56 97 Michael Thurman, cornerbock; Ous Ale- <67671-74-280 eycutt. Low Chi y-10. In the Town Form League Bill Buttner, ^730 Mike Hammond, 8141) <6767376-387 Bob Bold! 1500 7677-77— 230 Collfomta 381 388 18 0-7 297 34 90 vlzos, offensive lineman; Tom H o u r , John Cook, tt,3l0 7367-7269— 381 Umpire s— Home, Morrison; Hrst, Gibson LA Tournament. Dave LaOuardta struck Roy B arr, 81,381 69737670-388 Kel Notae 8500 754676— 3)1 oil lie 380-8 298 81 89 Mike Kornok, and Greg Vovra, running out 13 In g^ng the distance for Loren Roberts, 83,310 716672-70-381 Clark; Second, Voltogglo; Third, Joyce. Larkin CIn 322 55 96 Local basebaD Hal Sutton, 81,381 71-697375— 388 Jockv CupU 1800 11-7606-237 Game Winnine RBI — DWhIte (3). bocks, and Stephen Kasowski, kicker. ^s a ld l s. Hal Btaleck hod four hits for D.A. Welbrine, 81443 71-767467— 282 Jim Neltord, 81,281 <671-7377-388 T — 2:41. A-36,519. DP— Ooveland 6. LOB— California 4, Auggle Navarro 1500 77-0303— 242 Impended Banko Vlndc defensive the winners i^lle Mike Hartnett hod John Inman, 81443 67-71-7371— 383 Ronnie Black, 81,381 7367-7678-388 MwOUm tfOQS 0676W D Bv The Associated Press sets a Pan American Games record in the 110 Cleveland 12. 2B— nrancono, Upstraw 2, Strawberry, New York, 21; Clark, Son tackle. 71-706673-283 Francisco, 20; Golorraixi, Montreal, 20; ♦}<(*• w d Feta lommey and Mike Howard Twttty, r443^ Rick Fehr, 81,348 73667672-389 Julius Boros 7346W O hurdles with a time of 13.20 seconds. Polldor, Hall, Boone, Ray, RWoihlngton. HAMILTON TIGER-CATS— JaworskI added two apiece. Lammev Lonnie Clemenis, 81,843 69726673-382 7367-7674-393 Sunday’s home runs GOavIs, Houston, 18; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, To n y Sills, 81,3)5 Ted Kroll 0146 WD HR— OWhIte (5), Downing (11), Froncona Marchante Hortn^ and Mike Reldy ?(Jd % Ed Dougherty, 81,545 „ 67-767769-3K3 Stave Thomas, 81,233 , 71-71-71-86-39) Highlights from this date in sports history: 1981 — Britain’s Sebastion Coe breaks his own (1), Armas (5). SF— Allanson, CDavIs, 17; HJohnson, New York, 18; Bonds. Toney Cofchlngs, Keith Costello, Victor defensive ^ o rt. Mike Mlgllore hit o Tom F e rn l^rw 81,545 737671-70-283 world record in the 1,000-meter run with a time of Am artaonL aoBus Snyder. Rttsburgh, 15; Dawson, Chicago, 15; Gib­ The Manchester Merchonts dropped Morns and Vernell Guinn, linebackers; Dewey Arnefta, 81,545 71-71-7671— 383 JULY 11 son, Los Angeles, 15. Amerlcon Legion White (5), Downlrta (11), Armas (5), IP H R ER BB SO a 5-4 decision to Accountom ps Frid a y Malcolm Darden, Richard Estell and Ja­ while Mott Mozzer, Eric LaVlone and Bill Brttton, 81,545 <6737371— 283 LP8A Mayflower Classic 1967 — Tony Perez homers in the 15th inning off 2; 12.18 in a meet at Oslo, Norway. Seven runners Oallfomta Runs Batted In night In JC-Courant League action, but son Stargel, wide receivers; Arnold Angels; Froncona (1), Indians; Bob^M oeller had two hits eaci!. Ricky Lorry Ziegler, 81,545 76736673-38) Northwsst Sanlors BoK Catfish Hunter to give the National League a 2-1 win shatter the 3 minute 31 second barrier in the mile led StNnboch (5),x-Welss (3), Athletics; Evans Fraser w,48 6 8 Clark, San Rnncisco, 88; GOavIs, come back to defeat Chuck's Steak Orevlous, cornerbock; Ken Hobart, quar- Billy Andrade, 81,545 71696974-28) Houston, 61; VonSlyke, Pittsburgh, 61; w5ll*ln defeaf Annlgerl pitched INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Rnal scores the in the longest game in All-Star history. by Steve Ovett at 3; 40.25. Steve Scott finishes third (11), Tigers; Mulllniks Corbett 2-3 3 House, 17-9, Saturday. M a rk Soars tarbock; Steve Lovwence, Harold Wright Bobby Ctampett, iJJ4S 676971-76-383 Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 59; Brooks, Montreal, KENMORE, Wash. (AP) — Rnal and prize money Sunday In the $400500 (8), Blue Joys. Minton S,3 21-3 2 tripled while Mark Mossoro and Paul and Jeff MacDonald, detanslve bocks; . gvtafta W II8 IIIIT U IV Q T r o f f i Scott Stmpeon, 8 1 , ^ 70-71-7469-284 1976 — JoAnne Camer wins the U.S. DVomen’s and sets an American record in 3; 40.68. 55; Galarrogo, Montreol, 55; Strawberry, Kirby each doubled In the Io m to John Lewis, defensive tackle; Brian ♦com scores and prize money Sunday in the L P G A Mayflower Classic, played on the x-GrandSiam. ta^Town Farm L m o m Tournament by Jim Oaltagher, 81437 69767671— 384 Balles L,7-8 3 9 5 5 1 1 New York, 55; Brunansky, StLouls, 49. Accountem ps. M anchester Is now 3-4 In Hufchinos, tackle; Jeff Johnson, fuHbock; 70697671— 384 $3n,000 G TE Northeast Classic p ia i^ on par-3435— 71, 6t126yard Country Club of Open for the second time with a two-stroke victory 1985 — Nolan Ryan of the Houston Astros becomes DIRosa Cleaners,wasoacM Dave Elchelbergr, 81437 Indianapolis (odenotes amateur); Farrell 4 6 2 2 1 2 PttcMiig (8 Dodstans) league play. Wayne Lee and Bill Mctatyre, running ottanslvely b^y Ooyld^Eort^SSd^SS 66737373-384 the por-72, 4501-yard, Inglewood Country in an 18-hole playoff over defending champion the first pitcher in major league history reach the Dick Most, 814)7 Club course: Terry-Jo Myers, $60,000 66694671— 376 Davis (14), Reds; Bradley (S), Hayes (5), Havens 2 0 0 0 0 0 GAAoddux, Chicago, 15-3, .833; Cone, In the win, Manchester came bock bocks, and Derek Noble, ptocekloker. Ac­ defenslyely by Eric Carpenter. Seth E d Pflster, 81437 _ 72667373-384 New York, 9-Z .818; Knepper, Houston, 9- from o 6-0 deficit. Kirby hod a single, quired Walter Zofylny from Calgary. 697367-75-384 Bruce Crampton $45500 694670— 207 A m y Alcott, $32500 71-65-71-70-277 Sandra Palmer. Judy Rankin also becomes thefirst 4,000 strikeout mark when he strikes out New York’s ;>Phlllles; McReynoWs (11), Balles pitched to 4 batters In the fourth. Mancinl and Seth Robertaon Richard Cromwii, 81437 2, .818; Porrett, AAontrMi, 9-2, .818; Sratt, double and triple for Manchester. OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS— Released 72667370-3U Bruce Devlin $33,790 667649-208 A yoke Okomoto, $32500 764667-73— 377 LPGA player to earn over $100,000 in a single Danny Heep in the sixth inning. The Astros beat the Johnson (18), Mots; Puhl (1), Astros; Von W P— Minton. doubled while Jeremiah Moore was a Dave Stockton, 81478 Judy Dickinson, $19500 71467676— 380 Umpires Home, Tschkta; First, Hen­ Houston, 8-2, .800; Hershlser, Los Ange­ Frank Gouwaln also collected three Ken Braden, Alex Troop, and Bob Sebr- 69737371— 385 Don Bles $a,790 71-67-70-208 Slyfce (14), mrates; Dawson defensive standout. For the Lawyers, G regory Lodehoff, 81478 Sherri Turner, $19500 7647-71-73— 280 season. Mets 4-3 in 12 innings on Bill Doran’s fifth hit of the dry; Second, Young; Third, Evans. les, 13^, .765; JRoblnson, Pittsburgh, 8-Z safeties. Andy Buccino pitched well In Ing, linebackers; Darnell Grahom, Antho­ Brian HIrko went the distance on the Mark Moness, 81,378 73667674-385 Harold Henning $14290 71-667D-309 (15), Sundberg (2), Cubs; Aldrete (3), Chi Chi Rodriguez $16,290 667670-209 MISSleMcGeorg, $14500 734 473-76— 281 1979 — Renaldo Nehemiah of the United States game. Giants. T -3 :0 e . A— 20,050. .750; Reuschel, Son Francisco, 11-4, .733. relief (or the Merchants. ny Hancock and Jeffrey Jacobs, wide re- mound allowing only two hits. Dillard Pram. 81,339 76767673-386 I MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 11, 1»M —

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Steve cal Salute to All-Stars (R) lour ordinary words. [E S P N ] (41) M ansion de Luxe Conclusion Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, Michael Wins­ [U S A ] Edge of Night R o V A i [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Nothing in Common' ^ National Audubon Society Specials low 1987 Rated PG PALAc/ (CC) A young executive develops a better (C C ) Observing the w ood stork to deter­ 1 2:35AM (D Love Boat S JflJQJDLInL ACNIP understanding of his parents after they de mine' the impac.t of human intervention in 1 0:30PM (Vi) O d d Couple "l CAN’T, GUV- - OF cide to end their 34-year marriage Tom 12:40AM MOVIE: 'Hotwire' The Florida's Everglades Narrator; Richard IN N N e w s I’M TOO 6CAREP Hanks, Jackie Gleason. Eva Mane Saint Crenna (60 min.) (In Stereo) adventures of a gang of small-town car A l o O 1986 Rated PG d® Hogan's Heroes thieves Patrick Houser, Christopher All T O S W I M (ft) M O V IE : 'O rdinary People* A young port. George Kennedy 1984 (r!\ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Man From Snowy boy IS overcome by guilt after his older dD Punto y Aparte Local ANP TOO SHORT ESOLO River' A young man comes of ago at the brother has a fatal accident. Winner of four dZ) Comedy Tonight With Whoopi Gold­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Adventure of the turn of the century Kirk Douglas. To m Bur- Oscars, including Best Picture. Donald Action H unters' Following the cryptic T O W A R E . ” berg Premiere tinson, Sigrid Thornton 1982 Rated PG Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore, Timothy message left by a dying sailor, a young THE BORN LOSER by Arl Sansom (fj) Three’s Company [U S A ] Cartoons Hutton. 1980. couple embarks on a thrill-packed treasure [HBO] MOVIE: 'One Mora Saturday hunt Ronald Hunter, Sean Murphy. Joseph 6 :3 0 P M ® CBS News (CC) [C N N ] P rim e N e w s Night' Weekends prove to be anything Cimino. 1987. Rated PG. ...ifJimxee LETOOP- d3 WKRP in Cincinnati [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson but boring in a small Minnesota town LATHEC where a local rock club serves as the cen­ 12:55AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'National '(bW-|ClP5 TD MOno BE, ( D (4d) A B C N e w s (CC) [E S P N ] Superbouts: Sugar Ray Leon­ Lampoon's Vacation’ While driving 1 ard vs. Marvelous Marvin Hagler Taped ter of attention Tom Davis, Al Franken. (j1) Jeffersons 1986 Rated R (tn Stereo) cross-country to giant W ally W orld, the THE WOPLP "6ET 'EM April 6, 1987, from Las Vegas. (60 min.) Griswold clan detours into a senes of @6) Too Close for Comfort (Taped) screwball sidetrips Chevy Chase. Beverly OFSTOKT-i... OFF THE 1 1 :00PM ® ® (S ) (S® N e w s ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook ^ dD NBC News (CC) [ H B O ] M O V IE : T h e Big Chill' (C C ) Reu D'Angelo, Christie Brinkley 1983 Rated KOUNOHl nited at a funeral, a group of college friends Taxi Part 1 of 2. R. 60WLIH6 5TKEET?. Now arrange the circled letters to $4) Nightly Business Report (ID look back at how their lives have changed form the surprise answer, as sug (ID Benny Hill Fi AW AWPIBTO d i) Noticiero Univision since the turbulent 1960s. To m Berenger. 1:00AM d ) Nu Day; The Perfect Diet HI n gested by the above cartoon Odd Couple t^EALW MELopV^ TViEAH, 6rKEAT/ THEf' fitiMli{ iSotc $.1) Love Connection Glenn Close, William Hurt. 1983. Rated R. GD dD Jo e Franklin (R) eKCSLUEMV m Mission Impossible HbJf? PFFiC^ 1^ flou)/ FARf Of THE ? (JiTT O f OLD [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 [M AX] MOVIE: Trail of the Pink G® GD (S) Twilight Zone alleys.'" Print answer hero: THE X X X X X 0fs-taiR6^ yi^Eop&AkliMTofi. I c’FF’icg iM That ALL-SEAiOW [E S P N ] Outdoor Sportsman Panther' Inspector Clouseau is on the The Sbvet Peluso and Scott protect a G® Matchmaker loose, trying to find the stolen Pink Panther girl from her abusive father; Runyon's >1? FLEt/AfpK (Answers tomorrow) AaWITV,,. 7 : 0 0 P M (3!) Entertainm ent Ton ig ht In- diamond. Peter Sellers, David Niven, Her­ drinking problem worsens (R) (In Stereo) [CN N ] Inside Politics '88 (R) Saturday s ARMOR BRASS NEGATE SUBURB I • terview: Clint Eastwood (In Stereo) bert Lorn. 1962. Rated PG. N e w s (Live) [E S P N ] National Basaball Quiz Answer: What a backseat driver never does, I ( D N e w s [ T M C ] M O V IE : O ff the W all' A run-tn [U S A ] Saarch for Tomorrow unfortunately— RUNS OUT OF "GAS” (S ) Alive From Off Center Season Pre­ with the governor's daughter lands two (3D (ID Wheel of Fortune (CC) m iere (C C ) "Bite and Smile " sstirically 1:30AM dD G a t S m w t FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves men in a Tennessee prison. Paul Sorvino, looks at T V advertising; Julien Temple's (3) $100,000 Pyramid Rosanna Arquette. Patrick Cassidy 1987. farcical segment from the film "A ri- GD IN N N e w s ------New back In Bteck. J inu M b •ook No. 17 la BfoUBMa lor 13.W, w M dt Inetudoo pottBO* dj) Cheers Rated R. a "chronicles marital infidelity Fourth sea­ ® Dating Game ■nd tiondUng, from JumMo, clo tMo nowtpopor, P.O. t o i 41M . Ortondo. FL 1 » M -4 1 M . tnclMdo yewr namo, o ddro it in d zip codo ond moko your chock payaMo to News#eparbooke. (31) Kojak [U S A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey son hosts: Ann Magnuson and William ® Alice Wegman. (In Stereo) IT 5AY^ H6P£ THAT'ST o o 5AP. (2D M *A*S*H 8:30PM CID Entertainm ent T o n ig h t In­ GD El Arte de Lucir Joven y Bella Crook and Chase (SD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour terview: Clint Eastwood. (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsnight Update AMfRiCAN:? \ O ) M*A*S*H X W A 5 HOf^ING df) Opryland Celebrates 200 Years of $&(3® Hogan Family (CC) David gets [DIS] MOVIE: 'Moochie of the Little A c t u a l l y HAve A m e rica 's M u sic Minnie Pearl, Charley gambling fever and becomes deeply In ( g l S C T V League' A boy wrestles with his consci­ X HAPNT PfAjCEP Pride, Randy Travis and others join hosts debt to a bookie. (R) (In Stereo) dD Love Connection ence when an umpire's error allows him to Frankie Avalon, Barbara Mandretl and Arte score the winning run of a big game. Kevin LBISUPB 9:00PM C£) N a w hart (C C ) While the [C N N ] Moneyline Bridge Johnson for a showcase of American mu­ Corcoran. Reginal Owen. Alan Hale. Jr. YET sic (60 min.) Stratford awaits the arrival of the 5,000th [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzis and 1960 \ioui^^ THAN THEY Astrograph guest. Dick is visited by the illustrator who Harriet d l) (4D VVin. Lose or Draw IS going to collaborate with him on his la­ [ESP N ] Major League Baseball Maga­ [ES P N ] Besabeirs Greatest Hits: His PIP IS do) Family Ties test book. (R) zine 7-1 I tory of All-Star Game (Taped) clarer still had to lose a trump trick d i) Primavera (I) C49 M O V IE : Laca II' |CC| A s her kid- [U S A ] Perfect Diet The bidding A(B o . ; -■TUAvest u a v f July 12.1968 of others than they deserve. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents NORTH r u n and another club, so he was down one. -V •. nM„M. M Nightly Business Report napped mother's life hangs in the balanso, 1:35AM CD W il Shnner SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your Lili, along with Pagan and Maxine. qgiMihi 1 1 [TM C ] MOVIE: Blu* City' 4K85 Listening to the bidding and believ­ it) Star Trek :05PM ¥Q4 3 guides the piay Several important changes In your life­ chances of receiving something you are ues her often frustrating search for her A young man sets about tracking down his 1 :50AM [HBO] MOVIE: Mltslnq In ing It will guide declarer right. When style are likely in the year ahead. Some entitled to look very good at this time. [C N N ] Moneyline father Brooke Adams, Arielle Dombasle father's killer after he returns to his Florida Action 2: The Beginning' (CC) A POW 4 Q J :o 4 E u t shows length in both r ^ suits by WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll 1985 Part 2 of 2 (R) hometown. Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, escapes his Viet Cong captors and wages 4K Q7 By Jamei Jacoby will be of your own volition, others will Demand your rights Instead of depend­ [E S P N ] SportsCenter bidding three diamonds opposite a si­ (ID Morton Downey Jr. Scott Wilson 1986. Rated R war against an enemy that greatly outnum­ be your response to circumstances. All ing on the whims of another. [U S A ] A irw o lf bers him. Chuck Noms, Soon-Teck Oh. WEST EAST lent partner, he cannot hold more than will work out well. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Do not A-Team Pan 2 of 2. 1 1 :30PM ® ® D Late S h o w (In How do you play K-Q-7 opposite 9-8- '■'PEAfZ COblTfZlBUrOfZ 1 " T 6 M F A h iT A B T lC V / A Y $ " & L I T I T N O T ^ u r r 7 : 3 0 P M C £ p m Magulne Featured a Steven Williams. 1985. Rated R. ♦ Q J 2 4 9 3 three black-suit cards. And West CANCER (June 21-July 22) Strive to be disregard the Ideas or suggestions of (SD ($® M O V IE ; T h e Abduction of Keri Stereo) S-3-2? You lead up to the king, and if it tour of the Netherlands; actor Martin How to Make One Thou- ¥10 7 6 ¥AJ982 would never have passed the one-heart T M A H K Y O J FCOfZ 'i'O tifS r o M i P E IA 6 E P t S r U M O U lZ P(?E5EM T NEEP^. supportive of your lo v ^ one today, not your mate today, because his or her S w en son ' (C C ) Biathlete Kari Swenson ® Nightline (CC). 2:00AM CSD wins, lead up to the queen. However, Sheen. (ID sartd Dollers Every Five Hours ♦ 8 6 3 ♦ A K 9 7 2 possessive. You'll be walking a thin line iudgment regarding a critical, mutual Is­ faces death in the Montana wilderrtess when you know the ace is behind the opening with the club ace. So declarer, f Z E C E lH T 6U&M I65IONJ. t l M P E K C A A l I Z ^ " 1 $ l - I O t i ^ E CD Current Affair (3D Berette ♦ J 10 6 4 4A when he attacks clubs, should simply and you'll have to be careful you don't sue may be better than yours. when she is abducted and shot by two « d D (S) Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ Jeopardyl (CC) mountain men. Tracy Pollan, Joe Don GD Honeymooners vice (3 hrs.) K -Q , your only chance is to find both .BEAUTIFUL" overstep It. Know where to look for ro­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Where (ID @ insert dummy's seven. EUist wins the Baker. M. Emmet W alsh 1987. (R) (In SOUTH the Jack and the 10 in front of the K-Q, your career Is concerned today steer GD Barney Miller Hunter Hunter and McCall discover GD Keys to Success ace but has no way to play a third mance and you'll find It. Tho Astro- Stereo) that a 10-year-old girl and missirtg earner 4 A 10 7 6 4 allowing a double finesse to succeed. 'Qk clear of a person who has reason to be QD INN News [ESP N ] SportsLook Graph Matchmaker instantly reveals ¥ K 5 trump. Eventually a club can be (2® Horses pigeons are the keys to solving a murder which signs are romantically perfect for iealoua of your recent achievements. d® Jeffersons (CC). [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Off the Well' A run-in 4 5 ruffed in dummy and the contract (7 0 min.) (R) fn today's competitive auction, E^ast you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this This Individual Is looking to upstage (Si Dos Vidas with the governor's daughter lands two 498532 made, but only because declarer prof­ d® Newlywed Game ® (S ) Beet of Carson (R) (In Stereo) fought all the way to the three-level on newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, you. d?) American Masters: Ullisn Qlsh: The man in a Tennessee prison Paul Sorvino, d® Hollywood Squares IS) Discover Vulnerable: Neither his own; then North concluded the auc­ ited from the clues in the bidding PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If you truly Actor's Life for Me Season Premiere Rosanna Arquette. Patrick Cassidy. 1987! OH 44101-3428. Rated R Dealer: East tion with a three-spade bid. E^st and played the club suit ‘ anti- Intend to accomplish what you set out (S ) W o rld of Survival (R) (CC) Clips and the actress's own recollec­ IS) Morton Downey Jr. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Disappointment tions Itelp to recapture her career, includ­ percentage.'' to do today, being timid will have no role [C N N ] Croasfire GD PELICULA: Aquellos Tlempoe del [U S A ] Soloflex ducked the heart opening lead and de­ CtMibvMA.hia. is In the offing today It you expect things ing thA years as oneof D .W . Griffith's lead­ ______^ C u ple ' Verdadero recuento musical del Weal North East Soath clarer won the king. A diamond was to fall In yourriap without expending In your actions. You must be bold and [D IS ] Mouseterpiece Thaater 2:30AM (X) m o v i e : M m I w To u c h ' ing ladies (60 min.) Madrid de la primera decade del siglo, i ¥ Pass determined, without being reckless. [E S P N ] Major League Deseball Maga­ A famous safe-cracker attempts to rob the led to the 10 and king, and East re­ U.t. ACRES by Jhn Davk proper effort. Work yields rewards, [C N N ] Larry King Live cuando imperaba a) cupie como ganero Pass 1 NT 2 4 2 4 (Aug. 23-Sepl. Usually ARIES (March 21-April 10) Restrict zine impregnable vault of an Insurance com ­ turned a low spade. That was won in James Jacoby’s books "Jacoby on vmoo 22) [D IS] MOVIE; 'Angel end the Bedmen' musical. Lilian de Cells, Gerard Tichy Pass Pass 3 4 Pass you're very straight forward In conver­ confidential family matters to the con- [M AX] Max Movie Show A preview of pany Kirk Douglas, FlorindeBolkan. 1974. dummy, and the diamond queen was Bridge" and "Jacoby on Card Games’ A Quaker gid convinces a notorious gun­ (B) News (CC). S ¥ 3 4 Pass Pass sations you have with friends, but today hnes of your home today. Loose talk theatrical releases, movies in production GD Celebration of Caring covered by the ace and ruffed. Declar­ (written with bis father, the late Os­ slinger to hang up his six-shooters John [CN N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Pass you might try to camouflage your when played back could be considera­ and interviews with screen stars [C N N ] Sports Latanight er now M a club to dummy's king. Wayne, Gail Rusteil. Bruce Cabot 1947. Hickman, Nick Charles. wald Jacoby) are now available at bly distorted In the transmission. stalemenis. 8 :0 0 P M (3) Biu* skiM Zoe gets in [ESPN] Bautwll: Old Tim m Clwsk. [ESPN ] SportsCantar Opening lead: ¥ 10 E ^ t won, cashed the heart ace and bookstores. Both are published by Back up [D IS ] MOVIE: 'King Crab' Two brothers LWRA (Bepl. 23-Oct. 23) You're pres­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) trouble with an eccentric old woman from Buffalo, N.Y. (Taped) [U S A ] CaHulita Free played back his remaining spade. De- Pharos Books. your promises and commitments with known as the "psycho lady" by the local turn the family businsss into a battle­ ently In a good achievement cycle, yet [U S A ] Wrestling: WWF Prime Time ground Barry Newman. Jeffrey DeMunn, kids. (60 min.) (R) 2:35AM 3D nows (R| there Is a chance you could be overly In­ sincerity today. You'll hurt others more Wrestling (Taped) Harold Gould 1980 fluenced by sell-doubts. Disregard by reneging on a pledge than you would (£ MOVIE: Uttla Ladla* of tho NIghC 3:00AM (E) m o v i e : M r. M u g g t Designing Women |CC) [ESP N ] SportsCenter them and have faith In your talents and It you didn’t make It In the first place. The struggle of Lyle York, a one-time 9:30PM C3D Stops Out' The East Side Kids are ortet Suzsnne't ex-husbsnd, e struggling r>ovsl- GEMINI (May 21-JtHia 20) Possibilities pimp, who now works with runaway teen­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'U Bamba' (CC) A tact- again in trouble. Lao Gorcay. H un u Had abilities. ist. IS depressed over the fact that hrs la for personal gain look encouraging to­ agers who turn to prostitution David Soul. based account of Ritchie Valens* East Side Kids. 1943. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your cur­ Lou Gossett. Lirtda Purl 197 7 test book won't be rsleased as a paper­ (1941-69) riss to musical stardom before KOPU WHO KNOW rent plans are feasible and should pro­ day, provided y o u don't get careless. back (R) his death in a plsr>e crash Lou Diamond [CN N ] Headline News Overnight duce the types of results you desire. Whm nagogMng business matters 3 ) ® ABC News Special: Drugs: Why know there's a certain magic ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 This Ptagua? (CC) Peter Jennings looks at [TM C ] MOVIE: Missing In Action 2; Phillips, Essi Morales, Rosana De Soto [ESPN] PBA Bowding: 8140.000 Tuo Don’t place more credence In the Ideas stay focused onThe Issue. 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) eon ChaManga. from Arteona. (2 hra.) |R about Classified Advertising. w n T ^ sCb # X X whv drtins annaal tn all Ia v a Is nf AmArn;an linqiniiinq’ A POW etraoes Viei tFM CAVfc 7 II \ 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 11, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 11, 1988 — H /I HOMES CONOOMINIUMS APARTMENTS STORE AND E l FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE A Spccioii^Offtf! CLOSE To Cheney Tech. MANCHESTER. 454 Main MANCHESTER OfflCP CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 6 4 3 -2 7 11 Well kept home with SMALL complex 4 room, Street. 2nd floor, 3 bulldina tor rent. Ideal 1 Vz both townhouse room heated. No ap­ location. Ample park­ full, rear dormer. with full basement and Large rooms with open pliances. Securtty. $4M ing. Good exposure. Lots/L'ond for S ole ...... large rooms. Double Notices ...... 23 Musical Items...... floor plan, 3 bedrooms, per month. 646-2426 R.D. Murdock. 643- Investment Property...... Merchandise ..it J closets In both bed­ Losf/Found...... 01 ...... 24 Cameras and Photo Equipment.. .85 { PAINTIN8/ V/7 baths. All applian­ weekdoys 9om-5pm. 2692. Business P roperty...... 25 rooms. $118,000. Coll Personals...... 02 Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... m ces remain. Partially THE Olcott Is now man­ Resort Property...... 26 Spccioli^ D Briek, Meek, stone. onxlousl Price has lust Owner financing avail­ THREE rooms, portly 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For adyertlsements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen 643-0743 furnished. Heat. Work­ the yalue of the adyertlsement will not be Free Eatlmataa Chimiteya and igpalra. been reduced! This able. Flono Realty 646- SOFA, Traditional style, Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on r^rldoy. MffiCELUNHIUS 5200. ing single mole pre­ corrected by an additional Insertion. No K>b too einaH. Dutch Colonial fea­ off-white, multi pastel, 6 4 7r-7156 - C A L U N A N ^ SERVICES tures 4 bedrooms, for­ ferred. No pets. Lease. FREE esmUATBB 643-2880. clean# good condition. UME rWITilM SfMKl mal dining room, eot-ln BUMNE88 $75. 646-2800. kitchen, boy window In CARremiY/ • CiMiUahMriiaMijgliii ODD lobs. Trucking. cati64S406B PROPERTY I N-Low apartment. 2 bed­ Home repairs. You living room, sliders off rooms, kitchen, living REMODELim 140 Hllllerd St. PBRIONAL MRVICB8 family room, fireplace, room. Lotsotspoce. 1st ROOD THINR8 N o t i c e s . i name It, we do If. Free 10,000. SQUARE feet on HELP WANTED m HELP WANTED \U HELP WANTED m HELP WANTED m HELP WANTED Manehaetar, C T 06040 estimates. Insured. 643- • Chackaaafc central wolk-ln closets, hard­ and lost months rent. TREAT • lacama Tan'Prwraratmi wood floors, breezwoy, 1.2 acres In center of NMiaR, baMWkhSl Am d TEL 643-0330 0304. $500 plus utilities. After As a condition precedent to • LPt aHaaNblwwranca Advica 2/3 ocre private lot. town. Good visibility. 6pm 742-7165. the placement of any adver­ HOUSE Manager to ad­ ACCOUNTANT. Expe­ COMPUTER Operator- WE are looking for a 8Mttffdi|)|i M l I Tfli (M l • audattCaMadaltan Investor or user may minister residential DRIVERS. New Englands IROOFMB/ • nnOTICIwl A MWP9 PNMNillB Located In Forest M AN CH ESTER . Duplex, tising In the Manchester He­ rience working with Day shift. Weareoper- Sales Representative largest electrical pro­ BM ir’illR d n HAWKESTREESEIIVICIE Hills! A super buy! purchase. Warren E. rald. Advertiser hereby programs for mentally with 3 specific requi­ 2 large bedrooms, din­ small to mediumsized atlng a new Unisys A ducts distributor has t yauTa dak •< aaMnwMra Ml nium. Ismiie Buokai, truck a ehippar. Stump Call Den Mealar-44Mtl9 $211,900. Realty World, Howland, Inc. 643-1100. agrees to protect. Indemnify retarded adults In series system to do our sites: desire to make ing room, I'/z boths, u companies. Computeriputer tamoval. Fraa aailmelaa. D. 9. Moalar. In c . Benoit, Frechette As­ and hold harmless the Man­ Marlboro. Bachelors money, willingness to openings for Truck extra large closets, pick knowledge heli''1( ^ 1. dally bank processing. drivers. Primary re­ Quiz on page two ■MHCNEtTER BOOniM Special eonaidaratlon for sociates, 646-7709.n chester Herald, Its officers degree, 2 to 3 years A computer back­ work hard and a sense .•AB.Cafftnmitii garage. Walking dls- ond employees against any Flexible hours. sponsibility Is to make 1. Burbank All typea of roofino & aidarly and handiogipad. experience preferred. 647-9780. g ro u n d Is h e lp ful. of responslblllfy to d i e 843-1710 M0RT8A8E8 tonce to Porkode. Next Blueberries and all liability, loSs or Salary based on expe­ deliveries to customer 2. Sow repairs. Wood shlnglas HO to town pool. $600. expense. Including attor­ SALES. Fire Please call Ray at 646- clients. This Is a career — Cedar Shakaa. iLANDSCAPINa CONDOMINIUMS at the rience. Fringe benefits. ' E x tin - 5773. Savings Bank of that has unusal possi­ locations or between 3. T E N N . 647-7SS3 Available September neys' fees, arising from gulsher Technician for our branches. Qualifi­ SAS IMPROVEMENTS 27 Yaara Baparlanea FOR SALE claims of unfair trade practi­ Call 926-0515. Manchester. EOE. bilities for earnings "TSRBIEEW inr" 1st. Coll 6434)710. Corn Crib sales and service. Base 4. Money management 8116 REPAIRS im itnd • U ca M id * euaramaatf FALUN6 BEWND77 ces, Infringement of trade- and advancement. We cations Include: Good FrasRSANiinRi ATOVOiraOAMMa Buckland Rd. D IR E C T Core Staff to pay plus commission. driving record, class II 5. Lead %gn8 IhfUbBi. tiBig iB. fu MWilnQ. STOP FORECLOSUREII morks, trade names or pot-,^ work In group homefor are an established Insu­ "No Job Too Small" 6 4 5 -8 8 3 0 • Floora Ilka naw ywnmiiyBi iwwii v FOREST Ridge Town- CONDOMINIUMS So. Windaor ents, violation of rights of ^ Will train enthusiastic ■ drivers license along RagMarad and FuRy inaurad • Bpeelallzing In oktar floora house. 3.a pool, excercise room, Tha Zonine Board of Appaoli be helpful. Call Alda time, part time. Call m outatandlin growth potan- classified. cuick-actlon ad. ATTENTION: WOMEN & MEN EOE. MANCHESTER. Spo- sauna. Very private will hold 0 Public Hdorlne on ITEM 1 VIO LITTI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY# INC. - library. Call RHAM Jr. tlal. If you’ra looking tor high clous and gracious 9 30LTO N . The owner ot July 14, 19M at 7:00 P.M. at Morin at Hydro-Dyne, 649-2871. this ,7 room, 2 both location. Condo set NO. 1173 Appaal from tha ordar of tha zoning anforcamant High School 228-9423 apaad aucoaaa on tha |ot>. SALES CONSULTANTS - TRAVEL CHILD Core position for All real estate odvertlsed In room Raised Ranch In tha Town Hall to haor tha fol- officar ot May 2,1900 raquirine tha Installation ot for appointment. Ap­ 633-8385. apply In parion or wrtta; Ranch has bought bock In woods. Close to lowlne oppaols: SECRETARY Guidance auallfled nannies. $6-$7 the Manchester Herald Is executive area close to 1-384. $95,900. Anne granltd curbing alone th# proportv trontogo at 249- plications will be ac­ MANAGEMENT Trai­ Department. RHAM T h e G a F O X OLAN MILLS PORTRAIT STUDIOS naada 4 aataa orlantad per hour. Long term another hom e! 1st Joia and Marla Huartos 371 Oakland Straat - Plannad Ratidanca Davaloo- trtinaaa tor talaa eonaultanta In our PICTORIAL CHURCH DI­ subject to the Fair Housing 1-384. 4 1st floor bed­ Miller Real Estate, 647- 1. cepted through July nee. Growing whole­ The Coca-Cola Act of 1948, which mokes It floor family room and of 1075 Boston Turnpika mant Zona. High School In Hebron. DISTRIBUTION CENTER RECTORY DIVISION. Compatitiva baaa pay plua commlaalon. (fuM/port time, live In rooms, 2'/3 boths, ton- 8000.O 15,1988. sale supply chain For application, call S. or out). Nannies Un­ Illegal to advertise any pref­ a fVi area lot. We con for a I Ida yard vorlonca to ITRM 2 WILLIAM « JUDITH SCHULTZ - RagudSt vorl- Bottling Co.y of is now hiring for full or port time Exptnaa allowinca lor your car and molal with corporata bana- tostlc finished lower construct an addition to 0 PART Time mall-supply offers many Incentives Culllnan at 228-9474. limited 232-7084. erence, limitation or discrim­ make youo deal! Blan­ MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ NO. 1275 ancd to Articid II# Sactlon 4.01.01 and Arttcia III# llta. Avaraga •2t,000-*23.000 tha flrit yaar. ination based on race, color, level, screened porch room Townhouse, V/7 Ihdlr hemt. Sactlon 6 to rtduco th# minimum front yard to coordinator. 9am-2pm. to ambitious Individu­ BOOKKEEPER. Looking New York, Inc. • Markers • Receivers HARDWARE Clerk port and completely private chard & Rossetto Real­ als. Successful appli­ 1. TRAVEL (homa waakanda only) religion, sex or notional tors," We're Selling boths, full size kitchen, 2. Sandra M. Fox-Plumbar 23 -f /• foot (25 tddt rtoulrod)# th# tldo yard to 5 foat Ideal opportunity for For a responsible 13 451 Main Street • Housekeepers • Data Entry time weekends. Good origin, or on Intention to and wooded rear yard. of 17 Ldkdf Ido Drlvd for a (10 faat raqulrad), and Iht minimum front yard to cant will understand 2. Prafar ovar 22 (raaponalbla)/CAREER MINDED: Houses" 646-2482.0 full basement, patio, tldo yard varloncato con­ 10 tddt (25 toot roqulrod) to allow contldorotlon of Individual who seeks to year or older, prefera­ E. Hartford, C T 06118 We're gearing up and we need your skills I Call or 3. 4 yaara fulMIma working (talaa) axparlanca or pay. Apply at; Cony- moke ony such preference, Yolanda Carroll. appliances. Immacu­ work but has time con­ value of learning our bly female to core for er's Hardware, 63 Tol­ llmitotlon or discrimination. $225,900. Sentry Real W ARANOKE Rood. Cus­ struct a shod. 0 roar lot subdivision for 61 Edmund Straat - Rtsl- business from the tauu Opportunar employtr IVM4 stop by anytime between 9 om-5 pm to learn oollaga dagraa pratarrad. late. Immediate occu­ donco A Zona. straints due to child­ my 4'/j year old son In 4. Aggratalva/HIQHLY MOTIVATED. land Turnpike. 643- The Herold will not know­ Estate, 643-4060.D tom designed 7 room, JOHN H. ROBERTS ren's school schedule. ground-up. Begin lii ACCOUNTS Payable. more about our flexible schedules, -emplovees ingly accept any advertise­ 2 Rossetto TuWM OF MANCHISTRR NO. 1277 In accordonco with Articis II# Sartlon 4.02.ngnd 301 Governor's Highway a Sg. Windsor, CT flexible. 742-7707. borhood. Fully op- PUaUC WORKS OIPARTMINT ArtIcId IV# Sactlon Id to pormlt church foshval duties and provide cov, X-RAY Technician. Im­ clude vendor relations. Plaaaa call on or bafora Wtdneaday, July 13lh. tgss. natural woodwork, pllonced eat-in kitchen Realtors," We're Sel­ erage as a relief tele­ mediate Medical Care $14,000 plus. Call HAIRSTYLIST full or 10,000 B TU built In olr ling Houses" 646-2482.0 RNOINRRRINO DIVISION from Sdotombor 15# IfiO to Soptambor 17# 190S In 282-3010 Also plus formal living LIOAL NOTICR OP PUBLIC HRARINO parking oroo odlacont to church# and roquost vorl- phone operator. Coll or Center of Manchester Sharon, Advanced Ca­ port time. A rare open­ conditioner. 1'/z baths. PR ICE Slashed! This 3 oncd of Article IV# Sactlon 0.01 to soil boor ond Wa naad 3 Talaphona Stiaa Managara and 3 Portrait ing has occurred. You room. Exceptional' apply In person to: has a full time opening CLERK-TvpIst. 2-3 years reers, 282-9232. NTce lorge rec room. floor plan for family bedroom Edmund In accordance with the provltlons of Section 120, Title 23. wind# at the church fostlval from Soptambar 15# Economy Electric for a registered X-Roy Photographar tralnaaa to Iraval a trf-attta tiat. con loin the profession­ Much more. Come see! U.S. Code, at pretcrliied In the Federal-Aid Highway Pro­ I9at to Sdotombar 17# 1910# within 1,000 foot of office experience util­ BOOKKEEPER. You'll living. Diane Johnson. Street Cape Is In Im­ gram Monudl, Volume 7, Chapter 7, Section S doted Decem­ Supply, Inc. 428 Tol­ Technician. Interested izing the following: enloy your brand new als of Solon Ultra In D.W. Fish Realty, 643- maculate condition I anothor liquor outlot# within 200 foot of a church Manchester. 643-9525 $229,500. Sentry Real ber 30, 1974, from the Federal Highway Admlnlttrotlon, the and In a rosldonco lono - 096 Main Stroot - Rosl- land Turnpike Man­ applicants call Sheri at fyplng (4Swpm), cor­ office. 2 years expe­ 1591.D Estate, 643-4060.D V/7 baths, newer kit­ Town of Manchester, with the aulstance of the Connecticut donco Zeno A. chester, Ct. 06040 647- 721-7393, Monday- mornlnos. Department of Transportation, will hold a design public respondence and bids, rience Is a plus. Light MANCHESTER. Excel­ chen. 240' deep lot only. ITRM 5 MAROUHRITH PRRKINS - RoqudSt varlonct to 5000. EO E M/F. Frlday, 9-4. DRIVER SOUTHERN N e w '^ n g - $133,900. Blanchard 8, htorlng for State Protect No. 76-157, Federal Aid Prelect No. some record-keeping, typing skills needed. lent value. Lovely Im­ lond closslfleld ads I4ES-7170(1), THE RECONSTRUCTION OF A PORTION OF NO. 127a Articldll#Sactlon 1.03.IM(b)toparmltthdusoefan P A R T Tim e sales clerk LI VE-ln Maintenance Su­ math and telephone Enloy a challenge? Coventry area maculate 3 bedroom, Rossetto Realtors," GREENWOOD DRIVE, on Tuesday, July 19, 1900, at 7:30 dxlstlng earogo In g sldo yard or a vorlanco to Arti­ reach nearly 600,000 cle II# S ^ lo n 3.01.01 to rtduco the side yard to 2.6 needed at local florist. perintendent. Subur­ skills. Phone 644-1581, Then you'll love this IVz both Cape In family homes In Connecticut We're Selling Houses" p.m. In the Lincoln Center Board of Director's Hearing Manchester Room, First noor, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connec­ foot (15 feet roqulrod) for an ottochod earogoat 105 Rotating, flexible sche­ ban, 100 unit elderly. Personnel Department lob. Manchester v e a HAVE A PHONE? area. This well cored and Rhode Island. The 646-2482.D Soring Strool - Rosldtncd A A Zone. dule. 2 to 3 days per Independent living for appointment. Pio­ to $9plus and hour, tall Herald route. for home features an price for o basic 25 P R IC E Re­ ticut. " neer Aerospace Cgr^iOr The hearing will be concerned eftftOftie Town's recom­ ITRM 6 BRRTNOLD QUASNITSCHKA - Roquost varloncd week. 8 hours per day. apartment complex. Sharon, Advanced Ca- WANT TO WORK open airy kitchen- word ad Is only $55 and duced to sell. Eight NO. 1179 to Article II# S ^ lo n 4.01.01 to roduco the side yard 9 ration, Hale Road/ Short Hours — mended plans tor the reconstructioniRiproyement to a sec­ Send work experlence- reers, 282-9232. ' Apply at Browns Flow­ IT’S dlnlno area separated will appear In 43 news­ year old Immacutoe tion of Greenwood Drive between the limits ot Lynch Drive to 6 toot (10 foot roqulrod) to allow construction of ers 163 Main Street, /llst of skills to: Welles Manchester, C T 06040. RECEPTIONIST for op- by o breakfast bar, o papers. For more In­ Raised Ranch. Profes­ on ottochod aorago at X Hortlond Rood - Rtsl- Country Village, 46 EOE. M/F. Great Pay! FROM HOME? and Vernon Street. donee A Zone. Manchester. erotlons center. Some beautiful private back­ formation call Clossl- sionally landscaped. 2 Proposed roadway Improvements Include widening the Welles Road, Vernon SALE TIME Straight Commisalona yard with 0 brick patio. ITRM 7 PRANK « JRAN LOTO - Roquost varlonco to Artl- GENERAL Maintenance DRIVERS Full time, word processing. Good Coii 647-9946 fled, 643-2711 and ask full baths, fireplaced existing povemenf oreo, superelevation, on Improveddroln- In o residential facility 06066. 646-8782. steady work. Monday- telephone skills re- tag — Income UnllmItadI $143,900. Century 21 Ep­ for detolls.a family room, formal ooe system, better roadway sight distance, along with the In­ NO. 1X9 clell#Soctlon3.01.0ltoroducethooastsldoyardto aulred. Apply of Sav­ Ask for Call meforanappoint'- stein Realty, 647-8895.0 stallation ot other roodwov safety Improvement Items. 1.6 fsot (15 foot roqulrod) to allow on addition to 93 for adolescent fe­ BUSINESS Growing. Frlday. Excellent COVENTRY. Affordoble dining room, 2 cor Sunny Brook Drive - Rosldonco AA Zeno. males. 10-20 hours per Looking for mature, hourly pay rate. tXIflMh ings Bank of Manches­ mant between 3:30- ANDOVER. Country liv­ garage. Beautiful This proposal Is beino recomnWHlMd for funding with Gerlinde a g a in — new construction. This Foderal and local funds under the OIMvstem Local Rood ITEMS JOHN A. B JO-ANN McTIOHR - Roquost o Soodol week. Ideal for retired^ reliable, honest person and 'h after 40 houtti. ter or call 646-1700 ext. 5pm Onlyl Aak for ing. Marvelous home view. Mint condition. NO. 1X1 Excootlon under Articio II# Section 4.ei.K and Ar­ 226 for appointment. 1800 square foot Con­ Hazard Elimination Program to Improvg safety. person. Call M ary Car­ loin the team. Call Also warehouse help. with 4 bedrooms, 2 temporary will offer 3 $219,900. D .W . Fish ticle IV# Section 10 to allow a childrens group day South Bolton Cleaning Many extra benefits. EOE. Realty, 643-1591.0 In accordance with the provisions of the Federal High­ core homo at m Hololno Rood# Rosldonco A Zone. ney 643-1076. Dennis Santoro baths, front to bock bedrooms, 2 baths, a way Administration / Urban M on T r o n w ^ f lo n M m l^ RECEPTIONIST and As­ ■ rvice. 647-ir See Alan at Manches­ -Tis the season to nd of living room and dining fireploce and deck In MANCHESTER. Spiffv istrotlon environmgntol rggulatlons, 23 CFR, Port 771.115, ITRM 9 CHALHT SUSSH INTRRNATIONAL# INC. - Ro- ter Tobacco and Candy room. This charming this protect has been found to hove no slgnlflcanl social, NO. ISX quost a vorlanco to Article II# Sactlon 11.04 and sistant In Manchester's T R A V E L Agent,it. n s t of all the leftover stu « you no 643-27R private country set­ hornet Beautiful Dutch Section 13.04 to allow four sterlos In a building ae the rIvAr. Expef Company 299 Green PRIVATE PARTY Cope Is enhanced by a Colonial In sought out economic, or environmental Impacts and Is being rgeom- doctor's office. Depen­ :penenced ting. minutes to 1-384. mended by the Connecticut Deportment of Transportation foot In holght - 211 Tolland Turnolko - BuolnoM II dable, pleasant person­ preferreit but willing to Road Manchester, Ct, maintenance free exte­ $197,000. Flono Realty Henry Street areal and Business III Zones. 06040 ------to the Federal Highway Administration os a Categorical Ex­ ality a must, afternoon train right person. 647- rior, oversized 2 cor 646-5200. Tastefully decorated clusion. ITE M It OBRALO ROTHMAN A JAIWRO BRAULIRU -* Merchandise Ads longer need.. garage and lovely hours 1-5:30pm. Flexi­ 9767. hN -LP N . Part time. 3pm- COVENTRY. In-law or with 8 rooms, 4 bed­ Tentollve schedules for the right-of-way acquisition and NO. 11K Roquost 0 vorlanco to ArtIcIo It# Section 7.M.X (a) ble evenings. Perman­ DRIVER wanted, full 11pm shift. Monday- THE DEADLINE FOR treed lot. Coll for on rooms, baths, 1st the construction ot this prolect will bedlscussod at the public (PRO Zone) to roduco Itio sldo yard rooulr Income potential. After to 10 foot ( X faat raqulrad) at 10 Olcott Stroot - ent part time position. time. Clasd II licensed Frlday, no weekends. p l a c i n g o r appointment today I floor den and laundry hggrlng. ■ ------— ...... Ilcoft S< cn\e ad in the $159,900. Century 21 Ep- a dip In the lake enloy Business I and Rosldonco B Zenos. Great working condi­ required. Experience For more Information C A N C E U N G AN AD IS the private yard of this room, fireplace, fin­ Plans showing the recommended propotal ore available please call Alice Place your tag sale d ^ steln ReoUy, 647-889S.D ished basement, walk- for public Inspection and copying at the following locations; ITRM II W ILLIAM STANRK - Roouosta vorlancoto Artldo tions. Call 646-5153. preferred. \Full benef- ace yvjLA* —« receive 12 N O O N TH E DAY charming 4 bedroom NO. 1104 II# Section 4.01.01 to rtduco tho minimum lotfren- Leave message. Ifs. Call TheiSteak Club Plante, DMS. 643-5151 BEFORE, MONDAY - EAST Hartford. What's Cape with o fleldstone up attic I Not lust 0 Town Clerk's Office tcigo to allow tha subdlvlslen of ISVt Wolkar Straat- Business Onice. 646- Crestfleld Convalscent • Herald and youU recei your pleasure? Profes­ drive-bvl $184,900. Moncheeter Town Hall Rosldonco A Zona. FRIDAY, IN ORDER fireplace and 2 cor 41 Center Street FART TIMS 2260, exf. 27. Home. EO E. sionally landscaped? 8 garage. $145,500. Ftano Anne Milter Real Est­ ITRM 11 AMRRICAN OIL CHANOR CORP. - Roouosto too- TO MAKE THE NEXT room, 4 bedrooms, 4 ate, 647-8000.O Moncheeter, Connecticut 06040 NO. 1101 clol Excopllen under Arhclo II# Sochen 1I.£t1 PART TIM I 991 Reolty 646-5200. Mondov-Frldoy, 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. MERCNANOISEIIS SinMlRMX ^ — X-- * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days 4 days for the price of 6 . ISSUE. FRIDAY cor garage. Custom ca­ and Article IV# Section S.01.W to allow conolruc- AFTERNOON BY 2:30. binetry, maintenance Connecticut Deportment of Transportation tlon of on auto servlet facility at 21-X Sponcor lft>90 Hours aWM li * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day Engineering Office Stroot - Businost II Zeno. Wo took motuf-wlndod poroono CUSTOMER SERVICE PM FOR M ONDAY’S free. Convenient loca­ 160 Poscone Place, Room 414 to oorvto# our book Joportmont ITRM IS RRIANALAURRLMURPHY-Roquostovortanco * Classifications 71 thru 87 ISSUE. THANK YOU tion. All this and more. Newington, Connecticut 06111 •took work r09ulrod Knowtodpo We are looking for responsibile service- Only $199,900. Sherry JUST LISTED... Mondov-Frldov, 6:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. NO. 1X6 toArtlcloll#SoctlenS.01.mteroducelhonoi1liorlv ol book# bolpful. but not nooo^ * Merchandise Under *250 FOR YOUR sldo void to 0 foot MS foot ro ^ro d ) at 131 P a r ^ iory Oporkng t t minded indiviudals to handle customer in­ Hannon 635-2531, Mit­ Written statements and exhibits In place of# or In oMI- son Rood - Rosldonco AA Zeno. * Ad must contain price! COOPERATIONIII 2 Two Families tion to, oral statements mode at the hearing may be moiled quiries. The position require enthusiasm, chell Associates, ITRM 14 DAVID HINRtIt - Roquost o varloMO to Articio IV. H O P A SHOP You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds CO Gallery of Homes. 563- or delivered to the office ot the Manchester Town Clerk at MANCHttTtfl.CT Independent thinking, and organization. Well Located and Clean the above address no later than 4;30p.m., Tueedov. August 2. NO. 11R Section 13.M to . allow on qddltlohal froo standing due to this low price... 5059. Sion ot 307 Waotsot Middle______tumpiko (Kentucky P r M You oort work a ia wiblo part lima Good communication skills and a pleasant 19W. Chicken) • Ruslnss III Zeno. achoduto and alM haira your aoan MANCHESTER. Drasti­ Call Now For Details Deaf and hearing Impaired persons wishing to attend Inga and waakanda boat At this hoofing Intorooted oorsons may bo hoerd end wrtttan telephone manner are essential. cu^ined 643-2711 D O N 'T KNOW where to cally reduced 11 year this hearing and requiring on Interpreter may make orrong- /nt0r0Mt0d? cemmynctdtlensjwcolvod.______Acopy copy I of those petitions hpvo look next for a lob? How old Raised Ranch. 4 ments by contacting the Stole Interpreting Service at 566- Cak 3:30-7:30 PM Monday - Friday BELFIORE, REALTORS 7414. boon filed In Iho Plonnint and Zeninp DoportnMnt and moy Mon. • ffi. 9 M am-4:IO pm about placing a "Situa­ bedroom, 1W baths, bo Inseoctod durinp buslnoao hours. 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Rotating Saturdays CALL CLASSIFIED clean, conformed All persons Interested In this matter ore welcome to at­ tion Wanted" ad In. tend the public hearing. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS BARNES 4 NOBLE clossifled? neighborhood. Close to ROWARO COLTMAN# SRCRRTARY Please call Qerlinde at 647-9946 schools, 1-384, shop­ 431 MAIN ST. -647-1513 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS BOOKSTORES, MG. 6 4 3 “ 2 7 1 1 N o v v ! TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Ootod at Monchostor# CT this Mth day of July# 19011 owprtunny •nWoyw M/r for more Information. ping. $195,000. Coll 646- 5324. 04006 0I3#7 MISCELLANEOUS FONSALE

DECOR^ivE 30" x M" A U D I SOOOS 1905. 5 speed, plate gloss mirror, loaded. Great shape. dated 1958. Best offer 633-4164.0 S9300 negotiable. Must sell. 643-1454.______CADILLAC Fleetwood 1984. Phone, mint con­ TAB dition. All extras. $9200 SALES or best offer. Coll 643- 4444 o r 244-9501. NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ FORD Grand Torino 1975. eral Statute 23-65 prohibits White with blue Inte­ the postine of advertise­ rior. Good condition. ments by onv person, firm or corporation on a telegraph, Best offer. 646-4531 telephone, electric light or CHEVY Citation 1980. TOYOTA Pickup 1987. 4 power pole or to a tree, Green with black Inte­ wheel drive. Excellent shrub, rock, or any other rior. Good condition. condition. Lift kit. Ste­ natural oblect without o writ­ Best offer. 646-4531. ten permit for the purpose of reo. $11,000. Call 228- protecting It or the public ond VW Rabbit 1982. Runs 4870. carries o fine of up to S50 for great, 4 new tires, dili­ G M C 1983 SIS 4x4. Tinted each affense. gently maintained. windows, new short Asking $2500. 646-1375 block, loaded. Asking Coming Soon... leove messoge.______$5900. 643-8276. 1980 CAMARO Coupe. Beautiful condition. KIM’S Loaded. Best offer. 646- CARS CARS CORNER SHOP 8736 Days and FOR SALE FOR SALE Second hand household weekends.______Items, baby clothes and 1980 CAMARO Coupe. baby furniture. Beautiful condition. * CONSMNMENT Loaded. Best otter. 646- CENTER J 8736 Days and AVMUBLE ★ weekends.______MOTORS nunuM Ogealag Dale: tagesl Isl MERCURY Monoarch 461 Main St., Manchester I l C P n I ^ A R C 1976. New exhaust sys­ Safe Buy Used Cars U P t U la A n P Coleco seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection call 649-7606 tem, good tires, air, IMS Chev Cavalier CS...... *3795 88 Chavy Van •15,486 for Information. 108,000 miles. $475. 644- 4 Dr.. AT, PS. AC, AM/FM Slereo ' , a/inne 84 VW Scirocco *6995 WEST HARTFORD (AP) - Bankruptcy Court for the South­ full-time C EO during this period. 3968. KM Chev Chevette ...... *2695 aa rh.u IRIOR Coleco Industries Inc., which ended April 2 and has suffered million, including the plastic last year. , dr. MK. Exc TraniportaUon 84 Chav Camaro 5195 ern District of New York. He will continue as chairman of Need repairs around the 1986 SUBARU GL 4 door, soared to the top of the toy losses in four of the past five wading and splashing pools and home? Call an expert. .... r, . lAAoi; ®4 Hondt Accord *7995 The toymaker said the filing the company. Besides Cabbage Patch Kids. power windows, A/C, KM Dodge Daytona...... •4495 industry in the mid-1980s with its years, including $215 over the last children’s outdoor furniture Coleco manufactures Alf dolls, You'll find the help you cassette. $5500. or best Turbo. Loaded 85 Honda Accord H/B *6895 followed the refusal of its short­ The boai^ of directors ap­ two years. lines. need In Classified. 643- offer. 742-9759. itM Ford Eecort D L...... *2995 51 Chavy Monta Carlo *4995 Cabbage Patch Kids and then term bank lenders to agree to Big Wheels plastic tricycles and Wsfon. PS. Deluxe Int. MK ml. pointed J. Brian Clarke, cur­ Coleco owes more than $100 u 2711. 1977 D O D G E A s p e n . ___ 64 Olds CutlssB •6995 skidded into debt as the dolls’ provide the company with an rently president and chief operat­ Those lines, which helped board games, such as Scrabble. IBM Ren. Alliance...... ^2295 01,, u4^ei.aM» 8070C popularity waned, announced to­ million to a group of foreign and Industry sources say the com­ 49,000. miles, plus 1974 1 Dp.. 4 Spd. PS. AM/FM Stereo "•V- HorIZOn •2795 adequate working capital credit ing officer, as president and chief launched Coleco in the toy busi­ domestic lenders. pany holds about 5 percent of the operating Toyota, high KM Chev Cheveite ...... *2395 85 Honda Civic ’ 4995 day It filed for protection from its line. executive officer. ness in 1956, had sales last yearof mileage, $995. 649-5445. creditors under Chapter 11 of the In recent weeks, the company nation’s toy market. Automotive 4 Dr.. AT. UK ml 84 Ford Tempo *3995 Coleco also announced that The bankruptcy filing had been has tried to raise cash by selling $77 million. K80 ThunderWrd.. ^_..«1 9 9 5 84 Oldt Cut. Clara *4995 federal bankruptcy law. Morton E. Handel, who is recov­ Analysts said the same aggres­ ■■ CAMARO 1968. Excellent expected after Coleco was unable off some of its product lines. On Coleco also has slashed its work ~ condition. No bondo. Kai Pontlae T-IOOO...... *1795 80 Daltun 203X *2295 Coleco said the filing, which did ering^ from recent open-heart to persuade its bondholders to sive management style that not include its Canadian and Monday. Hasbro Inc., the na­ force in an effort to cut costs. It helped Coleco hit the jackpot with CARS Powerful engine. $6500. 1 Dr. Cpe .Lo. ml., Economy Car 87 Honda Lxl Accord *12,995 surgery, has submitted his resig­ agree to a $335 million debt tion’s largest toymaker, said it other foreign subsidiaries, was nation as chief executive officer, currently has fewer than 600 the gamble on Cabbage Patch FOR SALE , ______‘’ “ ^cS‘."'Auto.A<;..k>.ci..’„‘®’'® sevwscirocco •10995 restructuring. The company lo.si had agreed to purchase some of employees in the United States, L made Monday evening in the U.S. Kids in 1983 helped bring on its J FORD Mustang 1967 Clas- K77 Chev Malibu...... M495 83 Buick Skylark 4 dr M 9 5 citing the company’s need for a $47.4 million in the quarter that Coleco’s assets and lines for $21 down from an average of 2,500 troubles. MAZDA RX7, 1979, 5 *lc. 289 Sprint. Hard- wgn, PS, AC, AT. Vi. Nice 89 Honda Civic SI ’8495 HUNT FOR YOUR speed. $2400. or best ’“P- Best Pom. Sunblrd...... *1595 52 Chev. Citation *2995 offer. Must sell. Call offer. 569-0370.______1»77 Cpe . AT. PS. Stereo. Exc, Cond 85 BuIcK Somertet 2 dr. *4995 To m 646-3126.______C H R Y S L E R L e b a ro n NEW FOX IN 1D76 Ford LTD Brgh...... *1195 63 Mazda RX7 *4995 O L D S Cutlass Supreme 1979. R ed, a m / tm , VI, AT. AC. PS. Good Condition * 1980. 6 cylinder, auto- cassette, air, beautiful MIKE FLYNN ^«»88«l0"8‘*” Xarate kid’ matlc,alr,80,000mlles. cor. $1675. 647-9104. LIPMAN COUNTRY Dukakis taps $ 2 m 646-8650 or 275- b u i CK Skylark 1985. Air, 649-4304 "" " T power steering and Open M F a a / Sat a-s 0 4 D ~ d 5 1 5 , brakes, am/fm, great LIPMAN #1 . kicking her VOLKSWAGEN MORIARTY CASH REBATE Sen. Bentsen BROTHERS ON ALL way to goid ‘ O' ‘M95 USED CARS By John King PRE-OWNED The Associated Press V ...... • M trRur Scorpio •19,495 ®500 By Anita AA. Caldwell 16 11,295 88 86 SUZUKI SAMURAI Mtrc. Q. Mirquli •13,895 CARS & TRUCKS AAanchester Herald BOSTON — Michael Dukakis ...... M,B 4 5 8 7 M # rc. T o p M •6795 today will name Texas Sen. Lloyd 85 ^ R O F-150 - - - 07 Mtrc. 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Weiss million or more above the total $27 CUSTOM COUPE 1985 CHEVY CAMARO...... • 9,995 I ^ 9 CUSTOM SEDAN SEDAN IROC Z-28 II hopes that a meeting later this week million cost of upgrading the plant. 0>upe, Stock #8248, Stock #8004, stock #8350 stock #8250, Fully with Washington legislators and a top A meeting of town officials was to be 5 SpM d, A C Former Demo AC, Nicely Equipped Equipped offical from the U.S. Arm y Corps of held today with Lt. Col. Stanley J. 1984 BUICK CENTURY ...... < 7,795 Weicome rain dispiays a vioient side Engineers could resolve the dispute Wagon Murphy, the deputy division engineer over a wetlands permit for the town’s for the Corps’ New England division. *1 2 ,7 9 9 H A R TFO R D (AP) - The scattered *9699 * 1 1 3 4 4 * 1 6 3 5 6 mers in about a dozen towns, from about 2,300 customers in North Cannan, sewage treatment plant. Mayor Peter P, DiRosa Jr. said that Inc. 'SOO R«(Mt« Inc. '1000 Rebate thunderstorms that brought soihe relief 1982 CHEVY CHEVETTE.....> 2,195 Barkhamsted to Windsor and East Hart­ Sharon, Salisbury. Norfolk and Falls The head of the Corps’ New England the purpose of the meeting, scheduled 4 Door overnight from near recoil temperatures ford, said Virginia Harris, a Northeast Village, Harris said. Division. Col. Thomas A. Rhen, is to for 11 a m., was to present the town’s also knocked out power to more than 15,000 Utilities spokeswoman. Service was res­ The weather service planned to send an meet Friday with U.S. Rep. Barbara position for keeping the secondary PLUS “A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" USED CAR SELECTION Tax A Raglelratlon Extra electric customers across Connecticut and tored to most customers overnight, but investigator to survey downed trees in the B. Kennelly in Manchester. Weiss facility at its present location. inflicted wind damage in some comers of crews continued working today to restore area, to determine whether the damage said that U.S. Sens. Christopher J. "Basically we’re going to demon­ power to about 2,600 in the Farmington the state. was caused by a tornado or simply strong Dodd, D-Conn. and Lowell P. Weicker strate ... that the site that has been The National Weather Service reported Valley and another 850 customers in East winds, said Tom Kondos of the National Jr., R-Conn., may also attend the listed as an alternative, namely the •6037A 1687 Buick Regal Ornd National record winds of 89 mph during a Hartford, Harris said. *8041A 1688 Pontiac 8000 STE Sedan (.ztnsfjlflrbf Weather Service at Bradley Airport in meeting. dog pound, is not a viable alterna­ thunderstorm at Bradley International M308A 1987 Mercury Sabla Sedan 88029B 1966 Buick Riviera Coupe Windsor Locks. tive.” DiRosa said about today’s Airport Monday night. Heavy winds also down lines in the “Obviously we’re aiming to get the M0424 1968 Chevrolet Z-28 Coupe 48389A 1988 Buick Century Sedan sewer plant back on line,” Weiss said meeting. He said it was his under­ Lightning knocked out power to custo­ northwest hills, knocking out power to See RAIN, page 10 46283A 1984 Buick Regal Custom Coupe •8043A 1964 Chevrolet Celebrity Wagon today. “ Obviously any contact we standing that Murphy would have the have with any elected officials is to final say on the issuing of a wetlands #6370A 1964 Oldtmoblle Clera Coupe #8107A 1983 Century Custom Coups reverse the trend that is apparent permit. «9344A 1993 Bulok Century Ltd. Sedan *830SA I960 AMC Spirit DL Coupe with the Corps of Engineers” ‘Wonderful’ relief, say area farmers See SEWAGE, page 10 Robert Croce, the district director 1 VOLKSWAGEN By Nancy Concelman make them a little bit bigger. She sunny, cooler and less humid with a high of Kennelly’s Hartford office, said estimated that a half inch fell between 'The New Buick ' 'WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS tn WITH US AAanchester Herald around 80, according to the forecast. that Kennelly has arranged the about 5 and 7 this morning. Though Hurst and other farmers are meeting "to bring both sides together TOPAY to see whether there might be some Price Leader" 24 Tolland Tpke.,(Rl. 83) Vernon, CT 649-2638 The rain today that cooled off Connecti­ If it keeps up this week, “ everything will optimistic about the rain, other farmers cut residents brought relief of a different be perfect.” she said. said it’s too late for some of this year's viable options for solving this Index kind to area farmers, but not quite enough crops. stalemate.” 20 pggga. 2 atcMona for some. The forecast from the National Weather Alan Olsen, who owns a strawberry The Corps of Engineers ordered the Service in Windsor Locks called for CARDINAL BUICK INC. “It’s wonderful,’’ said Pat Hurst, who farm on Love Lane in Ckiventry. said the town last month to halt work at the Butineea 9 scattered showers and thunderstorms Obttueriea _------2 A TOUCH ABOVi FIRST CLASS iQkina you firstmokes us first! grows vegetables and raspberries on the rain is a little too late this year, but will secondary part of the treatment plant nplnloff ClaMltled—_ 19-20 ------9-7 todpy with a high in the 80s and continued rnmlra 81 ADAMS STREET. MANCHESTER Hurst Farm on East Street In Andover. help next year's crops because it will keep because the town had not obtained a 1M Paoftla “This is really go[ng to make a big mugginess. Sdanna (Open Evrt. Mondoy thru Thurtdayl 649- 457] some moisture in the soil and prevent wetlands permit for construction in Connecticut ----19 difference now.” Tonight it will be partly cloudy with a 30 erosion. some-4 acres of wetlands. Last week Focua 15 Sports ____-11-14 Hurst said raspberries weren’t as big as percent chance of showers and a low of 60 the Corps of Engineers told the town Local -2-3. 10 Televlalor:_------17 she had hoped, but the rain today will to 65 degrees. Wednesday will be partly See RELIEF, page 10 that the site of the town’s dog pound Lottary . 2 U.8./WorM..-----9