g4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday July 16. 1986

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BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY aurh^BtrrManchester - A City of Village Charm HrralJi

I CARPENTRY/ ■A, J MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS CHILD CARE I REMOOELINfi iBi I SERVICES SERVICES Thursday, July 17, 1986 25 Cents Part time babysitter, Remodellng/Carpentry Odd lobs. Trucking. days, experience pre­ Work. Additions, decks Home repdirs. You name ferred, call after 5 PM. and repoirs.lnsured. Call It, we do It: Free ettl- 643-5685. David Cprmler, 649^4236. motes. Insured. 643-0304. O & O Landscaping. V < ^ Lottery tion cuttings, hedtie trim- Need A Good Tenant? miong, Prunlngs, flower Moslems free CARPENTRY/ Zimmer management will & shrub plantings. Free I I P A IN T IN G / find well qualfled, good REMODELING 0 estimates. Call 659-2436 wins out I PAPERING paying tenant for your otter 5:30pm. rentol property In East of Farrand Remodeling — Name your own price — the River area. Many Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Father and son. Fast, years of experience. Very Bookkeeping tuilcharge over lunch FHipino nuns; ters, room additions, dependable service. reasonable fees. Call for 14 years experience for decks, all types of remo­ Painting, Paperhonging particulars. 646-3778 or small business. Write C 8> deling and repairs. FREE 8. Removal. Coll 646-5761. 872-4115. Ask for Lisa. N Bookkeeplng,47Teresa Town woman VERNON $69,900 estimates. Fully Insured. Rd., Manchester, CT. Telephone 6434017, after Art's Light Trucking - in ‘joker’ game NEW TO MARKET 6pm, 647-8509. I HEATING/ ' Cellars, attics, garages American held Spacious, 5 room condo unit, iarge basement PLU M D IN 6 cleaned. Junk hauled. A. Henry Personalized storage area, air conditioning, appiianced Furniture and appliances While most Manchester resi­ Carpentry and remodel­ Lown Care-Complete By Ruben G. Alobostro Enrile said earlier the kid­ kitchen with extra cabinet space, first floor moved. Odd lobs. Very town core and londscap- dents munched on lunch or tried to ing services — Complete Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ The Associated Press nappers had sent a note demand­ laundry area, wall to wall carpeting and thermo­ honest,' dependable Ing. Free estimates, fully make a dent in that overgrown pile home repairs and remo­ throom remodeling; In­ ing $100,000 — reduced later to pane windows. Private garage with door deling. Quality work. Ref­ stallation water heaters,' worker. 25 years expe­ Insured, all wOrk guaran­ CARS of office work early this afternoon, rience In moving. 646-9669 MANILA, Philippines — Moslem $5,000 — and autonomy for Mos­ opener. A lot of living space for the money. erences, licensed and In­ garbage disposals; faucet teed, senior citizens dis­ T A 6 SALES Mary Glessay was in New London anytime. counts. 647-1349. FOR SALE militiamen today released un­ lems i(i the Mindanao region as a Located In an area of lovely homes. sured. Call 646-8165. repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- thanking the Lord and raking in the harmed 10 Filipino nuns they had condition for releasing the nuns asterCard accepted. Odd Jobs By Student - Tag Sale - Furniture, ap­ 1963'/z Ford Galaxl. 4 money. Wt ein hilp you bicomi i pliances, pool table, clo­ door, hard top. Needs abducted six days ago, and One and Lawrence. Hedge clipping, window Household vinegar is on Gessay, 68, who lives on North freed hostage told friends she felt Capalla said there was "nothing “REALE'* PR0FE88I0NAU cleaning, painting, any­ effective and Inexpensive thing and miscellaneous. TLC. Use everyday. Call School Street, was one of 20 1 MISCELLANEOUS Friday 18th-Saturday 646-0236. like she had returned from “ a political” in the nuns’ kidnapping. Call 8 4 8 4 5 ^ and n k lor Dan. thing. Coll Mark. 649-5695. fabric softner when added finalists competing for a grand SERVICES 19th, 8-4. 40 Marlon Dr. off picnic,” a church official said. "There were only personal rea­ I Mornings, late evenings. to the final toundrv rinse. prize of $50,000 every year for 20 Independent Construc­ Vernon St. 1973 Dodge Charger-One “ They were misty-eyed. They sons behind it.” he said, referring tion Co. General Contrac­ Ciasstfled Is the ette^ve years in the "Joker’s Wild” $1 D. F. REALE, INC. Delivering clean farm Interior decorating and and Inexpensive way to owner, excellent condi­ weVe crying out of joy that they to the kidnap leader's reported H m l E«f*to tors, custom home build­ Tag Sole - Friday 7-19 and Million drawing, wliich was held at loom; 5yards $75 plus tax. painting. Reliable, refer­ find o cosh buyer tor tion. S.E. Classic looking have returned,” Roman Catholic demand for reinstatement to his 175 Main St., Marichester, Ct ing and remodeling, Saturday 7-20, 9am to for good home. Auto­ nMn today. Because there are 20 siding, excavation, etc. Also sand, stone, and ences, free estimates. Call household Items you no Bishop Fernando Capalla. who /former government post, from 046-4525 gravel. Call 643-9504. 643-8048. 7pm. 20 Foster St. matic, air conditioning, cash prizes in the drawing, the first Call 4564865 or 456-7215. longer use. 643-2711. power steering, brakes, met the nuns upon their release, which he was fired on suspicion of of two, Gessay is guaranteed at said in a telephone interview from misusing public funds. and windows. $19(X) or best least $5,000. W ANTED TO offer. 649-1086. his office in southern Iligan city. Moslem Affairs Minister Candu All real estate advertised Tolland-3 bedroom Cape, ■buy/traoe The 20 finalists were drawn by Capalla and Defense Minister Muarip denied the kidnappers In the Manchester Herald garage, desirable area. the South Windsor Seniors earlier Juan Ponce Enrile, who first broke were rebels. He said they were Is subject to the federal Excellent condition. this month from among the instant INVESTMENT apartments RESORT FUEL OIL/COAL/ American Flyer Trains - the news of the nuns’ release, said "partisan groups” previously ex­ Fair Housing Act of 19M, $127,500. Call 875-5408. winning tickets submitted to the the Carmelite sisters were freed ploited by some politicians to which makes It Illegal to p r o p e r t y J FIREWOOD and accessories. Call 627- l£ iJ PROPERTY FOR RENT W O I 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto state. The second drawing will be without any ransom being paid. promote their political ambitions. advertise any preference, $127,900.3 bedroom Colon­ 9848. High cash value trans, AM-FM radio, olr held in the fall, according to lottery Enrile’s spokesman, Ed Pangili- limitation or discrimina­ ial. IVz baths. Porter St. Invest today In this mod­ paid. cond., beige with ton Inte­ Bolton - Charming 2 room Coventry Lake - Water­ For Sale - Firewood. Officials. nan, said negotiations continu^ to tion based on race, color, area. Principals only. 647- ern 5 unit building. Prime Summer prices, buy now. rior. Under 14,000 miles in country apartment tor Im­ front cottages now availa­ “ I just can’t believe I’m one of obtain the release of Brian Law­ religion, sex or national 8030. Manchester location near mediate occupancy. $375 ble. $150-$250 a week. 742- 4 foot lengths. $60 o cord, excellent condition. $9,800 origin, or an Intention to or best otter. 633-2468. the finalists,” Gessay said Wed­ rence, a 30-year-old Presbyterian hospital. Good Income. month. Rental Includes 3022. cut and split $90 or cut to Automotive nesday. She attributed the selec­ moke any such prefer­ Columbia Lake- “ We guarantee our utilities. Prefer single per­ order. All prices include evangelist from Madison. WIs., B o m b e r ence, limitation or dis­ Woodland Terrace. 5-6 houses". Blanchard & sons. No pets. Lease and delivery. Bruce 742-9168. tion of her name over millions of who was kidnapped by Moslems a crimination. The Herald bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 Rossetfo Real Estate 646- security deposit required. other “ Joker’s Wild” winners to day after the nuns’ abduction on will not knowingly accept acre with a 150 foot lake 2482.0______ROOMMATES CARS God. A deeply religious person, she Coll 643-7427. ______WANTED Friday. any advertisement which frontage. Magnificent I RECREATIONAL ■for sale 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. said that “ If the Lord wants me to The abductions took place in the Is In violation of the law. view, fireplace In llvng Manchester - Central, ( Air condition, power win it, L’ll win it.” s trik e s ■^RESORT ■equipment Moslem city of Marawi, 15 miles room, large enclosed modern, large one bed­ Roommate wanted - Pro­ Toyota Tercel, ’83, Silver, steering, power brakes, Gessay said she purchased the Government Homes from porch. Flexible financing | £ y PROPERTY room. $475 with heat. new transmission, shocks south o f HigBteBiKl 510 miles south fessional female to share M CS Free Style or B M X 5 speed, $3,500/best offer. picked ticket at Andy’s of Man­ of Manila on Mindanao island. SK U repair). Dellnauent possible. $275K. Owner- 646-3253. expenses In two bedroom 646-6249. and rear springs. $2,000 or tox property. Reposses­ agent. 644-0139. Lakefront property - Dia­ bike built from scratch. chester on North Main Street — Capalla. who helped negotiate mond Lake, E. Glaston­ town house. $250 plus 1/2 $300 or best offer. 649-5055. best otter. 646-8787 or L e b a n o n sion. Call 805-687-6000. Now available - Central, 649-3467 otter 6pm. “ the only place I buy them.” When the release of the hostages, said the bury. Double lot. $3000. utilities. Security. Non- 1978 Datsun B-210. Auto­ the notification letter came in the Ext. H-9965 for current modern, 3 bedroom, I'/j smoker preferred. 649- matic transmission, 2- kidnappers made three demands. repo list. Call 649-8874. Starcroft Pop-up Tent mail; Gessay said she and her CDNDDMINIUM8 Duplex. Appliances, attic 5842 evenings. Camper - Sleeps 6. Good door. $1,200 or best offer. 1972 Volkswagen Super He said they demanded no By Halo Jaber and basement. $595 plus Beetle. Doesn’t run. 649- husband, Charles, were scared FOR SALE condition. Call 649-9895. Call 643-2034. criminal charges be filed against The Associated Press Vernon. New listing. I REAL ESTATE utilities. 646-3253. 8241. Keep trying. that it contained news of Social them and that their leader, Ara- $15 7,5 00. Striking contem­ I ■wanted 1980 Chevy Citation, 4 Security check problems. gasi Pasandalan, be reinstated as BEIRUT. Lebanon -r- A suicide porary on secluded 3.6 South Village Condomini­ Large nice one bedroom, Merchandise lOOATS/MARINE door hatch, 4 speed, Nothing like this has ever acres I Very unique home on Center St. $480 month. TRUCK8/VANS supervisor of a government food car bomber today blew up an ums. 3 room condomi­ Wanted to buy house In __ ■equipment AM/FM, very good condi­ happened to her before, although agency in Marawi from which he that must be seen to be nium. 165 South St. No.42. Manchester. Will pay Available August 1. Ap­ tion. $1,200 or best offer. ■for sale explosive-laden BMW in the main appreciated, new., carpet­ pliances, heat, electricity Gessay noted that she had won her was dismissed earlier. square of Jezzine. the largest Rockville. Asking $45,900. $79,000 by private owner. 16 foot Mad River canoe, 643-2339, call after 5pm. share of the $2 instant winner ing, lots of bullt^ns, ap­ Inquire at premises. No agents. Call Joe 649- Included. 649-9367. The kidnappers also “ asked that (Kristian town in southern Le­ pliances, fantastic floor to FURNITURE paddles Included. Used Datsun 1982 pickup. prizes. the hand-held radio carried by the banon, police reporteij. 6729. four times. Excellent con­ BUYER M EET S seller In Heavy duty, long bed, cap celling fireplace, home O ne Floor Llvlng- Manchester 2 bedroom, the want ads ... time after Early today, a daughter who is nuns be given to them as a They said the car was driven by a can easily accomodate a 2nd floor, no pets, stove dition. $800. Please call and boot rack Included. familiar with the New London area Beautlful 2 bedroom con­ 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- time after time! Excellent condition. $3000 souvenir.” Capalla said. woman, and that she died in the large or small family, dominium on first floor. Rentals and refrigerator, $475 a took her to Ocean Beach Park, "We readily agreed to the third 11:45 a.m. blast, which also very versatile floor plan. month plus utilities. Call 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for or best otter. 643-9108. Harald pboto by Rocbi Large rooms. Convenient Bob. 79 VW Rabbit- Under where the drawing was held. demand.” Capalla said. - wounded three civilians. Two cars Call today for a private to everything. Priced at 646-1379. King - Sized bed. Firm 60,000 miles, beautiful Gessay said that the $5,000 she’s showing! Realty World, The bishop said Lanao del Sur were demolished and several only $52,900. Call today for ROOMS mattress. Two twin box condition, automatic assured of getting will help pay for 6 4 6 -7 7 0 9 .D Manchester remodeled A gardeny day provincial Gov. Saidamen Panga- shops were wrecked, police said. details. Joyce G. Epstein FOR RENT springs. Frome. Excellent M USICAL transmission. $1,499. Call MISCELLANEOUS siding that’s being put on her Real Estate 647-8895.a one bedroom. Wall to condition, WIN be sold 649-1655 after 7 PM. rungan, who also was involved in The Syrian Social Nationalist ITEMS ■automotive house. the negotiations, promised to con­ Party, a leftist Lebanese faction Manchester - Room In wall, new refrigerator, with 2 complete sets of Albert W. Harrison, 87, takes advantage native who has lived in his Myrtle Street $425 plus utilities. No pets. sheets, 1 bedspread. All 1976 Gremlin-49,000 miles. And if she gets the $1 million? sider the two other demands, but backed by Syria, claimed responsi- Sim ple-Sew private home. Bos line. 528-0776. For Sale -1982 Oldsmoble " I ’m not even thinking of that.” of the nice weather Wednesday to trim home since 1926, is using an old pair of Prefer mature working for $220, or best offer. Lowry organ - good condi­ Automatic, alr- that the final decision was up to 643-8082, evenings & wee­ tion. Asking $600. 649-6411. condlttonlng, good condi­ Toronada. Excellent Con­ Gessay said. his front lawn. Harrison, a Manchester hand clippers to clean up the yard. . government officials in Manila. Please turn to page 10 adult. References. Secur- dition.Complete luxury Crochet Book Ity. 649-8874. Modern 3 room 1st floor kends. Keep trying 1. tion. $800 or best offer. apartment. Heat, hot wa­ 649-8874. car. $10,000. 1984 Ford F150 Explorer 4x4. Low r n APARTMENTS ter, appliances Included. Pine hutch with glass PETS AND Ideal for working, ma­ windows on top, excellent 8U PPU ES 1978 Lincoln Versatile- mileage, excellent condi­ | £ J f o r r e n t ture, married couple or condition. Asking $300 Power steering, power tion. Must see. $10,000. retired ladv. No pets. Call 646-0633. breaks, alr-conditloning, 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ 474 Main Street, 3 room Boxer Puppies For Sole. lent running condition. Controversial ex-registrar mulls run in 12th References and security. power seats, luxury and apartment. $400 monthly. 646-6113 or 643-5363 Blue 3 pelce sectional $400 eoch with papers. dependable. Call 643-8991 Good solid truck. Rigged Utilities not Included. No excellent condition. $100 Coll 643-8197 anytime. Ask after 6:00 PM. tor plowing. S5J)00. 1982 appliances. Security. Call l«aJR0MES Full size sleeper, gooc for Jill or Steve. Ford E250 Van. Good By George Layng wage a campaign. Peck promised devote more time to his real estate of the dispute that occurred "I don’t have any gripe with 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. condition. $50. 649-1224. 1971 900 Harley Davidson, condition with racks. Herald Reporter a vigorous campaign. business. between him and former GOP Fred Peck,” said Smith, who FOR RENT Arlen Ness frame, less $5,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. m Two Bedroom, range, re- ■miscellaneous Peck said he wants to run party leader Curtis Smith in 1983. retired as party chairman this than 200 miles top end, 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat Former Republican Registrar of Republican Town Chairman Do­ frlgeroter, dishwasher. Manchester - 1 sided Du­ It c JTV/STEREO/ ■for sale 128, All best offer. Good against McCavanagh so that vo­ Smith and others charged that spring. "I just thought there should custom front end. $2150 or Voters Frederick Peck, who was nald Kuehl said ' today he is No pets. $575 month. 646- plex, 3 bedroom, nice ■ '3 1 appliances trade. Gall 643-7800, 12pm terms on all vehicles. No ters have a choice between two Peck was not doing enough to be a change in the registrar’s 2319. area. Appliances, attic Umbrella Tent, 7 x 7 with money down to qualified forced out of his job in 1984 after a scheduled to meet with GOP candidates. However, he said he register new party members and office.” to 7pm. leaders from the five voting and basement. Includes poles. $30. 643-8095.O buyer. Private seller. Call dispute with party leaders, said agrees with what McCavanagh has had been neglecting other duties of e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 Panasonic Upright Va­ districts included in the 12th washer and dryer hookup. cuum — With attach­ Ford 1981 Pickup Truck 643-1021. this morning he is seriously done in office and called McCava­ the registrar’s office. In another matter, Kuehl said a room, heated apartment. $575 plus utilities. Call District tonight to consider Peck ments, bags & extra belt. 7 For Sole - Air conditioner, Courier. Large body. 4 considering running for the party’s nagh "a personal friend.” In 1984, he failed to win the GOP candidate still has not been found No appliances. Security. 644-2673 or 644-3313. window ton, kitchen set and other potential candidates. months old. $50. Good cylinder, standard, radio Court of Probate, District of nomination in the 12th Assembly . “ They don’t come any nicer than nomination for registrar of voters, to challenge Democratic incum­ $520 monthly plus utilities. and lounge choirs.. Coll and tape. Excellent condi­ Manchester Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 condition. Coll 646-3245 District. The Republican nominating con­ and current Republican Registrar bent William E. FitzGerald for Manchester for rent - 3'/j after 5pm. 649-7561. tion. $2700. 649-5038. NOTICE OF HEARING that fellow.” Peck said. to 5. room house, private yard. IN RE: CHRISTINE vention is set for Wednesday. McCavanagh, who is seeking his Mary Willhide was elected. judge of probate. However, Kuehl MCKINNEY, AN said he was not too concerned $450 plus utilities. 646-5940. Electric Stove, 5 years For Sole-9x12 oil wool Peck, 61, who was the GOP Peck said his thoughts about third term, is the only announced However, Smith — who lives in Sparkling Brand New - 2 braided rug, Chippendale INCAPABLE PERSON about not fielding an opponent old. $75. Call 6464359 after NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon. registrar for more than 20 years, running were prompted by former Democratic candidate and is ex­ the 12th Assembly District — said story Duplex In Coventry r n STORE a n d sofa 83 Inches long, excel­ William E. FitzGerald, against FitzGerald because the on 2.7 acres of beautifully 5pm. ESTATE OF said he would run against Demo­ GOP town Director John Garside’s pected to be nominated by the today he would fully support lent condition.- Kerosene JESSIE H. LAMPRECHT, Judge, dated July 11, 1986 a position does not Influence munici­ wooded sight. 11 miles | £ j OFFICE SPACE hearing will be held on an ap­ cratic incumbent James R. McCa- announcement Tuesday that he party next Thursday. Peck’s candidacy. Smith said the 6800 BTU Carrier air con­ hecrter only 2 years old. late of Manchester, pal policy. from downtown Manches­ Quartz heater, 2 Chippen­ deceased plication praying tor the Vanagh if Republican leaders would not be a candidate. Garside. Peck’s candidacy might not “ funny thing” about politics is that ditioner. Like new condi­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ authority to sell certain real ter. Very close to shop­ Manchester - Downtown dale wing chairs, antique asked him to. While saying that he who had been considered the likely receive the full support of some you can be enemies one-day and FitzGerald, 62. is seeking his FRED PECK ping areas. Various local retail or office space, 1750 tion. Used one season. Gerald, Judge, of the Court property situated In the Asking $200. 6494411. night stand, original milk of Probate, District of Man­ Town of Manchester, County would need financial support to challenger, said . he wanted to Manchester Republicans because allies the next. fifth term. . 12th candidate? lakes, and golf, course. square feet. 668-1447. red point, bench set com­ chester at a hearing held on of Hartford as In said appli­ Call Jan at 643-2487. Mon­ plete with weights. Coll July 10,1986 ordered that all cation on file more fully day - Friday. Main St. Manchester ex­ after 6pm, except Satur­ claims must be presented to appears, at the Court ot Pro­ cellent location. 600 to day any tlme.646-5808. the fiduciary on or before Oc­ bate on July 29, 1986 at 2:00 5 room, 2 bedroom, large 1800 square feet. $250 In­ tober 13,1986 or be barred os P.M. Washer and Dryer- Sears by law proylded. Mary Lou Taylor, yard, convenient loca­ cludes heat, lanitor and Summer ’’Hot’’ Sole! Mary Lou Taylor, TODAY’S HERALD ‘No agreement/ district iawyer says tion. Available 8-1. $600 a parking. 649-5334 or 643- heavy duty Kenmore au­ 037-07 C rocket tomatic washer; 5 cycles, Flashing arrow signs $269. Clerk month plus utilities. IV2 7175.$a,b2,fclas35 Lighted, non-arrow $259. The fiduciary Is: By Alex GIrelll reached at a meeting Tuesday from.” said. months security required. Main St. Manchester ex­ 5 water temperatures, 2 Michael M. Darby INVITATION TO BID District President Walter water levels, self cleaning Unllghted $229. (free let­ 773 Main St. Associate Editor called by the state Department of Told of LaBelle's remarks this 1348 Coll 643-0110. cellent location. 600 to ters) Few left. See locally Seoled bids will be received In the ninning Index Environmental Protection. morning, Kandra said: "I'm sur­ Joyner, who was at the Tuesday A u s o a 1800 square feet. $250 In­ lint filter, $210. Dryer; 3 Manchester, CT 06040 In the General Services' of­ in i 1(800)4234)163, anytime. 038-07 But LaBelle, who had just read a prised to hear it.” meeting called by the DEP, coiild }0Vj-74•' $*•<*** waiting Hat for elderly furniture (Dressers & bed town prefers and the other favored doilies, plus bazaar ideas Coll Alex Matthews, 649- house. Heavy duty win­ are available at the Business ployer, and requires qn qf flr- FnzMM 11 Public Works Director George agreement.” in a memorandum to the town Basaliaf. housing In Manchester. sets) Solid rock maple Office. Sealed bids will be re­ mqtlve octlonoollcvtorqll of He said his understanding was by the district. MsauRNcn — including the frosty Call between 8:30 and 5 at 4003. dow unit, 24000 BPU, 120 hutch, buffet and much Partly sunny 1 nz*al nauia .q in Kandra reported that the town and ^ a r d of Directors with copies to Manehsator Hanid basket shown. You’ll volts, cools 5 rooms. $200. ceived until Thursday, July Its Controctors ond Vendors the independent district had that Kandra was to get back to him While Kandra said the town use a«s. tt 528-6521. more. Coll 649-4729. 31, 1986 at 1:00 p.m. at which os a condition of doing busi­ 1 nHary ' 0 be sent to Joyner and LaBelle. want to have a copy of Manchester • Lawyer’s Call 289-2017 after 6 PM. time they will be publicly Partly sunny today with a 30 reached agreement over how the with information on what the town would have control of the valve. mm vsfs. N.Y. ions ness with the Town, os per Opinlnn Rrlal Naat, aSSrsit •!» ZIP this handy book. office, walk to G.A. 12. opened and read aloud. The Federal Order 11246. percent chance of an afternoon or A proposed sewer, to be installed by was willing to do about the sewer. LaBelle said; ” I never said I’d give The memorandum said the dis­ Taking applications for a Board of Education reserves MBE, atpt hiiiiiair tat Sin. 5 room apartment, 2 bed­ Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. Bid forms, plans and specifi­ evening thunderstorm. High in the P «n pU 9 the district and hooked into the “ All kinds of progress was made them control of the valve.” trict had agreed that the town GOOD THINGS ENDROLLS the right to accept or relact cations ore available at the New FASHION with To ordir, iond $325, includes rooms, $500 per month any or all bids or the right to mid-OOs. Partly cloudy tonight with Apnirta •’M T town’s sewage system, would be at the Tuesday meeting,” LaBelle He said he does not have the would not pay any part of the cost Photo-Guide patterns in TO EAT 2716 width - 2S0 General Services' office. pcsU|t and handling. and a 3 room apartment, 1 Main St. Manchester Ex­ waive technical formalities If a 40 percent chance of showers, Talawlalnn 14 routed. The connection point has said. "We understand where the authority to make an agreement on of sewer lines to hie built east of the all size ranges, has a cellent location. 600 to 13% width - 2 for 2S< It Is In the best Interest to do TOWN OF ANNECaiOT ^ bedroom with heat and MANCHESTER, CT. possibly a thunderstorm. Law in II.A/Wnrtf1 7 0 been in dispute for months. town is coming from and we told behalf of the district. That author­ manhole that would house the apccial Grace Cole Collec­ Msnelmtf Herald 1800 square feet. $250 In­ Pick Your Own Raspber­ MUST be picked up at the hot water. $375 per month. Richard A. Huot ROBERT B. W EISS, Wiiathar_. the town where we are coming ity rests with district directors, lie directional valve. tion for larger sizes; p)us llMAw*. siaaMricas For appointment coll: cludes heat, lanitor and ries at Nutmeg VInvard. Manchester Herald Office GENERAL MANAGER the mid-OOs. Details on page 2. 2 Kandra ^ d the accord had been 2 BONUS Coupons! Nnr Tart, N.T. 10036 Bunker Hill Rd. Coventry. before 11 A.M. ONLY. Director Print Naaa, audrtss vita ZIP Phllbrick Agency, 646- parking. 649-5334 or 643- Business Services 03647 Price .... $2.00 CODE and at}la NinMtr. 4200. 7175. Coll for details. 742-0402. 03547

•e ; - MANCHESTER HERALD Thursday. July 17 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 17. 1986 — 3 WEATHER Federal sewer bill on state funds may let town proceed By Alex GIrelll The $15 million will permit the sewer project. Associate Editor officer, said today that his calcula­ Huestis said he is waiting for House and Senate conferees are state to help finance sewer plant In any event. Manchester will tions are that the town needs $5.8 D E P officials to come forward still working on a bill to reautho­ Conriecticut forecast innprovements in three towns that get $5.2 million under a separate million more in grant money to with a formula for distributing the rize the act. The reauthorization Connecticut is about to get $15 are ready to go forward with the state program that provides 20 meet the requirements at the funds. million more in federal money for would virtually eliminate grants to Central, Eastern Interior and Southwestern work. While no decision has been percent grants toward the cost of present estimated cost of work on Hupfer said no firm decision has sewage plant work, a development municipalities and would substi­ Interior: Partly sunny and warm today with highs made yet by^ the state's Depart­ sewer improvements. It will also the plant, which has been ordered been made and that it will be two or that will help assure Manchester of tute federal loans. in the mid-80s. Light and variable wind. Mostly ment of Environmental Protec­ get a 20-year loan at 2 percent by state and federal authorities. three weeks before the D EP gets the grants it needs to finance The $15 million released under cloudy tonight with a 50 percent chance of showers tion, Merwin Hupfer, the D E P ’s annual interest for whatever part But Huestis said the town could formal authority from federal the urgent emergency appropria­ and thunderstorms. Lows in the mid-60s. Light and improvements to its plant on Olcott Street. director for municipal services, of the improvements has to be paid work with a lesser grant, since the officials to spend the money. tions act was part of Connecticut’s variable wind. Considerable cloudiness Friday. said the money will probably go to for with local money. estimate contains a contingency But Hupfer said, “I think it can The money, part of the state’s entitlement of $30 million in the Warm and humid with a 40 percent chance of '\ Winsted. But the town needs a further and some changes could be made work out so that they (Manchester current federal fiscal year. showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the mid 80s. entitlement for the current fiscal If it does, another $11 million grant to meet the restrictions on a in the plans. officials) don’t have to get new year, was released under an When the state gets the money, it avalaible could be split between bond issue approved by the voters If the $I 1 million were to be split bond authorization." will have received three-quarters West Coastal and East Coastal: Partly sunny urgent Congressional supplemen­ today with highs 80 to 85. Light and variable wind ' Manchester and Suffield. in November. That approval res­ evenly between Suffield and Man­ Town officials are- eager to of the entitlement. Hupfer specu­ tal appropriations bill. It was The $11 million, orginally ear­ tricted local spending to to no more chester. the town’s $5.5 million arrange financing that does not becoming onshore around 10 mph. Mostly cloudy passed by the House June 24 and lated that the state might not get tonight with a 50 percent chance of showers and marked for Groton, can be used by than $14.3 million of the estimated share, when added to the $5.2 require another vote. the rest of the money, since it is the Senate June 26. President Suffield and Manchester because a cost of $26 million. million, would permit it to go thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s. Light and 'The federal Clean Water Act is growing late in the federal fiscal signed it July 2. legal dispute has delayed Groton’s Robert Huestis. town budget forward, he said. scheduled to expire Sept. 30. and variable wind. Considerable cloudiness and humid year that ends Sept. 30 Friday with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 85. Today In history Northwest Hills: Partly sunny today with highs EDC backs 80 to 85. Light and variable wind. Mostly cloudy Among those born on this date were TV personality. Art Mosley Still has tonight with a 60 percent chance of showers and Linkletter (left) in 1912, and comedienne Phyllis Diller, in thunderstorms. Lows in the mid-60s. Light and 1917. variable wind. Considerable cloudiness Friday. more funds Warm and humid with a 40 percent chance of support in town showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the mid-80s. Almanac for l-park Partly sunny By George Loyng which Moffett is hoping to win the Herald Reporter necessary 20 percent of the dele­ ■ f l Today: Partly sunny with a 30 percent chance of an afternoon or Coastal forecast Today is Thursday, July 17, the Donald Sutherland is 52. Comedy gates needed to force a primary. The Economic Development i - ’t . Commission today voted to recom­ evening thunderstorm. High in the mid-80s with light variable wind. 198th day of-1986. There are 167 writer Pat McCormick is 52. Allegations that Democratic Delegates from Bolton and Cov­ mend that the Manchester Board Tonight; Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers, possibly a Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and days left in the year. Actress-singer Diahanh Carroll. state treasurer candidate Maurice entry said Wednesday they were Montauk Point: Wind variable about 10 knots today Mosley of Waterbury was con­ undecided between Borges and of Directors provide an additional thunderstorm. Low in the mid-60s. Friday: Considerable cloudiness, Today’s highlight in history; is 51. Actress Lucie Amaz is 35. $113.626 in aid to the developer of a becoming locally onshore during the afternoon. Five years ago, a pair of Actor David Hasselhoff is 34. nected with wrongdoing in that Mosley. However, a number said EAST ELEVATION warm and humid with a 50 percent chance of showers and city's delegate primary in May the-Waterbury incident would play 12-lot industrial park off Sheldon Variable less than 10 knots tonight. Southwest walkways above the lobby of Singer Phoebe Snow is 34. BUILDING ■» t have have prompted some area a role in their decisions. Road. thunderstorms. High 85 to 90. Today’s weather picture was drawn by winds about 10 knots Friday. Seas 2 to 3 feet Kansas City’s Hyatt Regency Thought for today; “Moral state convention delegates to re­ Coventry’s Deborah Walsh, the The money would be added to Tom Kelly of South Farms Drive, who attends Martin School. offshore and 1 to 2 feet on Long Island Sound indignation is jealousy with a Hotel collapsed during a dance, consider their support for him. town’s Democratic leader, said $717,590 in aid recommended by through Friday. Chance of showers and thunder­ halo.” — H .G. Wells, English killing 114 people and injuring However, all 23 of Manchester’s she has “ to be concerned with the the EDC in May, bringing the total storms tonight and Friday. Visibility locally below more than 200 others. author (1866-1946). package to $831,216. The money 3 miles in haze early this morning. Lowering to delegates still plan to back Mosley image and the politics of the whole On this date: thing.” While she is undecided, she would be u.sed to make public below 3 miles locally tonight and Friday in haze Now you know over his opponent, Francisco L. In 1603, Sir Walter Raleigh was said the allegations against Mos­ improvements to the site. and showers and thunderstorms. Borges of Hartford, according to arrested for suspected complic­ The oldest known map of any Theodore T]. Cummings, one of ley. whether true or not, could 'The Board of Directors is not ity in a plot to dethrone Eng­ kind is a clay tablet depicting the Mosley’s local coordinators. discourage voters from supporting expected to vote on the ppxpQgal land’s King James I. Euphrates River flowing through Cummings, who is not a dele­ the Democratic, ticket this until after the summer. Across the nation In 1821, Spain ceded Florida to northern Mesopotamia — in what gate, said the town’s contingent is November. The Planning and Zoning Com­ the United States. is now Iraq — dating back to about confident that Moisley was not Two of the other three Coventry mission approved the subdivision of the land on a request by First Showers and thunderstorms were scattered In 1898, during the Spanish- 3800 B.C. involved with attempts to cast delegates also said they were 70 across broad sections of the nation today as a heat Hartford Realty Corp. in Febru­ American War, the Spaniards fraudulent absentee ballots in the undecided. One, Dorothy Grady, r " , wave held its grip on the Southeast and primary between separate dele­ said that although she supports ary. The land is zoned Industrial surrendered to the Americans at Arthritics can and the developer plans to con­ temperatures in the Northwest were on the cool Santiago, Cuba. gate slates that supported Gov. Moffett for governor, she could side. William O’Neill and Toby Moffett. vote for O ’Neill if he were the struct 12 buildings on thp 50-acre In 1945, T ’resident H a rry S. be Independent site. Showers and thunderstorms spread across the Truman, Soviet Premier Josef A probe by the state’s attorney’s party’s candidate. A TL A N TA (AP) — There are But “ if Mosley is our treasurer. WEST ELtV'ATION To get the money, the developers northern and central High Plains and were Stalin and British Prime Minis­ office has led to the arrests of a many routes to independence for number of people, some of whom I ’d have some serious problems.” null DING must take part in the town’s scattered across the Southeast, the central Gulf ter Winston S. Churchill met at people with arthritis says the are said to have links to Mosley. she said. She added that it seems Industrial Park Guidelines pro­ 60 Potsdam. Coast region and from the central Appalachians to Arthritis Foundation. Mosley has not been charged, O’Neill is trying to distance gram. a financial arrangement between the town and developers the middle Atlantic Coast region; and across the In 1948, the Republic of Korea For people who have severe Cummings said Manchester's himself from Mosley so that he can The North Elm look of industrial sites. Under the upper Great Lakes region, the Rockies and was founded. disabilities, there are many self- support stems from the belief that win the support of Moffett dele­ Low guidelines, which were formed to Arizona. Rain was scattered across Washington In 1955, Disneyland made its help devices which can restore a Mosley is the most qualified for the gates upset with what happened in This is what buildings housing apart­ apartments. One of the town’s require­ attract industrial development, Temperatures state. debut in Anaheim, Calif. large amount of self-sufficiency. job. He noted that Mosley served Waterbury. the developer pays to install public In 1975, An Apollo spaceship For example, there are long- two years as executive assistant to Bolton’s Henry "Hank” Kelsey, ments for elderly people on North Elm ments in the design was that the Early-m orning readings were in the 70s to 80s utlities and is then reimbursed by docked with a Soyuz spacecraft handled combs, toothbrushes, former State Treasurer Henry who is that town’s Democratic Street will look like under plans being building blend in with the surrounding from much of the Plains across the Mississippi the town over a seven-year period. jn orbit in the first link-up of its forks and tongs for people with Parker, and has won election to leader, said he is undecided. prepared by architect Alan Lamson. residential neighborhood. The plans The town reimburses the devel­ Valley to the central and southern Atlantic Coast. kind. The three American astro­ limited arm or shoulder motion. However, he said he would try to FRONTS: five consecutive, terms in the Lamson said Tuesday that the buildings call for 24 apartments in six buildings. oper with the tax revenue received Temperatures were in the 40s to 50s early today nauts and two Soviet cosmonauts Built-up spoons, pencils and General Assembly. ignore any allegations about Mos­ from the industrial site. along the northern Pacific Coast. gadgets can make grasping and ley’s involvement with the Water­ would look something tike expanded Manchester voters are expected to Warm - w CokJ

I MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 17. 1986 — 7 OPINION < Li V.S./W orld In B riaf Gramm-Rudman cuts left in place

By Sttven Komarow many domestic programs ahd 4.9 “ Both sides agree: Let’s get this across-the-board spending cuts. Pentagon suspends Litton business The Associated Press percent from military spending. thing behind us,” Dole said. Congress also must decide O’Neill didn’t The cuts totaled $11.7 billion. WASHINGTON — Litton Industries Inc., which iast year did By convening the special joint whether to craft a new, automatic H 0 N E V ,if, WASHINGTON - House and But the Supreme Court last week $1.5'bilIion worth of business with the Pentagon, is going to have committee, lawmakers would call cutback procedure to replace the Senate leaders are united behind a ruled that the automatic procedure to convince the Defense Department to aiiow it to continue into effect procedural shortcuts for one that was ruled unconstitu­ J a c k plan to speedily reaffirm $11.7 was unconstitutional, and the cuts moving the package through the tional. The original law used the write state’s signing the lucrative contracts. ^ billion in spending cuts that were ft) pemtTS£n.~m> were void unless Congress voted to Senate. The Senate lacks the tight comptroller general, an officer of A n d e r s o n The.Pentagon on Wednesday indefinitely suspended Litton, the made last March but recently approve them." The court allowed rules of the House, and the special Congress, to order the executive You t w I f EXAMINE COME-to „ country’s 19th largest defense contractor, from receiving new thrown into question by the 1^- Congress 60 days to take action. procedure would limit debate and branch to make the cuts, which the lUlYltE MKtePlAUN 6E0 PEAR AND Defense business after one of the company’s subsidiaries agreed preme Court. Groups representing civil ser­ block amendments that could tie court ruled violated the separation Alaska Plan to plead guilty in a fraud case. vice retirees, who lost their cost-of- The House Rules Committee on up the legislation. of powers doctrine. Y0URRERJPT..1HEN wEupiecussit:. Robert Knapp, a Litton spokesman, said the company would Wednesday approved and sent to living raises in the March cut. and Senate leaders said final action Sens. Phil Gramm. R-Texas, and iNWYHAVgN’TY JU have no response to the suspension beyond restating its intention the full House a resolution to leave others lobbied for exceptions to the could come Friday or early next Warren Rudman, R-N.H., original State Sen. Carl Zinsser this week won his to satisfy the Pentagon’s concerns. the budget cuts in place — without cutbacks. But congressional lead­ week. .sponsors of the law. said they plan AFfecTeo?.. Litton agreed to plead guilty to a 321-count fraud indictment ers said the package had to remain Rep. William H, Gray III. D-Pa.. to revive the automatic provision, party’s nomination to seek re-election and m u exception. In addition, a special Fed spenders returned by a Philadelphia grand Jury on Tuesday and agreed to joint House-Senate committee was intact. chairman of the House Budget possibly using the president’s launched his campaign with an attack on pay $15 million in criminal and civil fines and restitution. called into session today to ap­ “ You let one out, the whole thing Committee, said failure to retain budget director in place of the Democratic Gov. William O’Neill. prove similar language for expe­ falls~apart,” said House Speaker the cuts made this year would comptroller. That is a perfectly predictable and dited Senate action. Thomas P. O’Neill Jr.. D-Mass. make it tougher for Congress to In the wake of the court ruling, would make Senate Majority Le!*Jer Bob meet the 1987 deficit target of $144 without an automatic trigger. appropriate strategy for a Republican lacocca disavows campaign group The Gramm-Rudman law. Dole. R-Kan.. said Congress billion. 9 Gramm-Rudman calls on Con­ seeking re-election to the state Senate. But which was designed to balance the needed to reaffirm the earlier cuts If Congress and the president fail gress to approve the across-the- WASHINGTON — The leaders of a movement to draft Lee budget by fiscal 1991, imposed Zinsser was straining a bit when he included and then move on to the pressing to agree on bills to bring the budget board cuts — which could be a lacocca for president are vowing to carry their campaign into the automatic spending cuts on March budget problems of fiscal 1987, in his criticism the charge that O’Neill should Nero blush gap within $10billion of that target, politically tricky vote especially in 1988 primary season, despite a rebuff from the feisty, 1 that trimmed 4.3 percent from which begins Oct. 1. the Gramm-Rudman law calls for an election year. not have signed into law a plan for tough-talking Chrysler Corp. chairman. J distributing state surplus funds to towns and “ We feel that it will take real votes, in real primaries in real i> cities under the so-called “ Alaska Plan. " WASHINGTON — The old cartoon stereotype of large numbers” to persuade him to run, said Richard Zinsser was one of two senators who voted bankers — top-hatted fat men in striped pants, Fitzpatrick, a Democratic Michigan state representative who is Tax shift stymies conference panei against the plan, and he has a right to brag champing cigars and riding around in long chairman of the Draft Lee lacocca for President Committee. WASHINGTON (AP) - Twenty- about that. His objection to the plan is valid, limousines — is being given credibility by the Fitzpatrick, who was a Gary Hart delegate in 1984, told a news tors try to settle on a compromise Accounts, as would be the case more importantly, kidding the two House and Senate tax writers version of the landmark tax under the House bill. American people by promising and his nay vote drew praise even from Lucullan tastes of the Federal Reserve System. conference Wednesday that the group hoped to win over lacocca through “ actions and results more than words." drafting the final version of the legislation passed by each The resolution, offered by Rep. more than we are prepared to Democratic town Director Stephen T. Internal Fed documents obtained by our most thorough tax code revision in chamber. John Duncan. R-Tenn., also in­ deliver,” Rostenkowski said. “ We Cassano, a political opponent who is active in associate Michael Binstein suggest that the lacocca filed a letter with the Federal Elections Commission a generation are agreed on lower “ Someone needs to stand up and structed House conferees to insist cannot promise the sugar and U Commentary central bank could use a few financial watchdogs on Wednesday, disavowing any involvement with the group and rates, but undecided on how much organizations that work on behalf of inject some reality into this debate that the final bill have a $2,000 avoid discussing the pain.” prowling through its marbled halls. Some august another draft committee. to shift the tax burden from by observing that everything personal exemption for all lower- The Senate bill compresses more municipalities. members of the Fed are evidently trying to make middle-income people to business. comes with a price. ... There is no and middle-income taxpayers. The than a dozen existing individual But Zinsser shbuld honestly acknowledge Nero look like a skinflint. Rep. Dan Rostenkowski. D-III.. free lunch,” Rostenkowski said exemption is now $1,080. tax brackets — ranging from 11 that the Alaska Plan, which gives legislators Panel not swayed by POW evidence leading the II House bargainers, Wednesday evening as the House However, Rostenkowski' cauti­ percent to 50 percent — into two Diplomats and democrats Consider the imperial expenditures made by and Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore.. formally picked its negotiators. the power to meddle in how the money oned his colleagues, and delivered brackets of 15 percent and 27 some of the 12 Federal Banks across the country WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Senate Veterans heading the 11-member Senate On a non-binding 338-61 vote, the an indirect message to all the percent. allotted to municipalities will be spent, was By Barry Schweld Agency for International Devel­ president, Samuel De Palme, during a recent 18-month period. And keep in mind Affairs Committee says he’s disappointed with the evidence two delegation, have tried hard to House also instructed its negotia­ congressional bargainers, that The House bill has individual not a device dreamed up by the Democratic opment and a few foundations, and the media director. Gene that these extravagances were compiled by the former soldiers have offered to support their claim that create an atmosphere of biparti- tors to insist on reducing the top preserving popular tax breaks — rates of 15 percent, 25 percent, 35 L giifremor. It was forced upon the him by the WASHINGTON - In a the private Committee for a Rosenfeld, retired from the U.S. Fed’s board of governors in Washington — hardly American prisoners remain in Southeast Asia. sanship. goodwill and individual tax rale to 27 percent, as such as the deduction for IRA percent and 38 percent. compromise. passed by the Senate, and to allow cramped office across the street Community of Democracies foreign service in the 1970s. a hostile junkyard dog. Here are the most Maj. Mark A. Smith and Sgt. Melvin C. Mclntire, both retired contributions — will require often- President Reagan's original tax- leadership of the Republican-controlled Yet those good feelings could most workers to retain fully painful changes to pay for them. overhaul proposal carried a top from the Mayflower Hotel, a functions on a budget that is The only paid workers are odoriferous examples of waste: from the Army Green Berets, appeared Wednesday before the General Assembly. disappear quickly as the negotia­ deductible Individual Retirement "'We are kidding our.selves and. individual rate of 35 percent. small group of unpaid former Charles Tanguy, a former diplo­ • San Francisco. The regional reserve bank panel under subpoena and offered photographs of what they said By the time the Republicans had nearly insignificant in today’s American diplomats is working Washington. mat who handles programs and spent an astonishing $45,131 in travel expenses were three Americans still in Southeast Asia and maps they said completed their intra-party wrangling over hard to spread democracy other administrative tasks, and and other costs for various functions honoring the showed where prisoners were held between 1981 and 1984 in JULY 18-20 the bill, O’Neill was left with no practical around the world. The balance sheet for 1985 two part-time secretaries. retirement of the bank president. An additional Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. Also depicted was an area where NASA program chief political choice but to approve it. The Supported by grants from the shows income of $123,660.65 and But the ambitions are large; $6,772 was spent for a function jointly hoiioring the Smith said prisoners were moved back and forth across the SOUTH WINDSOR CAMPMEETING governor’s alternative would Have been to US. Information Agency, the expenditures of $105,284.46. The the optimism about democracy’s outgoing president and his successor. Laos-China border as mining and timber laborers. future glowing. • For meetings in Hawaii and Alaska, the San But the committee chairman said the pictures could have been quits over reassignment CALVARY CHURCH Pastor K. L CusUfion block distribution of the funds. Thus while 400 Bockland Road Tel«phone 644-1102 taken anywhere and that the maps were without substantiation. Zinsser knew his negative vote would have no "W e definitely think it’s on the Francisco regional Fed laid out $60,466 for travel rise,” said De Palme, who was and other expenses involved in two meetings of HUNTSVILLE. Ala. (AP) - The spokesman Ed Medal said in the effect, O’Neill had no such luxury. O p e n F o r u m assistant secretary of state for the nine-member board of directors. former director of NASA’s solid statement. Republicans had the power to take Alaska international organizations. • The bill for a single San Francisco directors’ rocket booster program, criticized “ In lieu of accepting this posi­ White House blocks Koop ad plea in the Rogers commission report tion. considered an important post Plan politics out of the fund distribution “ We are very much encouraged meeting and dinner in Laguna Niguel, Calif., was on the Challenger disaster, has with responsibilities for the devel­ 'looA for the B/ueAVhite TENT on tho b«iutf7u/ Cj/vjry Church CroutKlV measure before it got to the governor, but and want to further that trend to $5,959. (That’s for nine board directors, WASHINGTON — The White House is blocking Surgeon so in a court of law. The First decided to leave the space agency opment of aeronautics and space they unwisely passed it up. Mullen deserves the extent we can.” remember.) There was a more modest directors’ General C. Everett Koop from telling Congress that it should at the end of the week. technology. Mr. Mulloy decided to DYNAMIC BIBLE PREACHING: Amendment guarantees your prohibit advertising for all tobacco products, a published report The plan’s effect is to make state By De Palm e’s count there are meeting and dinner in Las Vegas ($1,700) and a Lawrence B. Mulloy, 52. gave no exercise his option to retire.” FRIDAY AT 7JX) P./W - newspaper the right to report mere $375 for boat rental in connection with an says. "Signt Pointing (|p tht Return of Christ" legislators members of allocation councils support In 2nd ^ at least 50 democracies in the reason for his decision, but a brief effective Friday, it said. and comment, but not to judge world — “ very definitely" more “ official off-site planning meeting” in Los P j^ d en t Reagan’s chief of staff, Donald T. Regan, forcefully statement Wednesday by the Mar­ Mulloy, who had been in govern­ SATURDAY AT 7:00 P.M. - which will sit in judgment on how and condemn. shall Space Flight Center said he ment service more than 30 years, "The Beptism in the Holy Spirit" To the Editor: than 10, 15 or 25 years ago. Angeles, according to the Board of Govenors’ obj'ec^d to Koop’s prepared testimony at a staff meeting SUNDAY AT 10:M A M. - muncipalities will use the money they get. It Calling for Tom’s resignation But he acknowledged in an investiga.tion. Wednesday, arguing that the White House should make the “ decided to exercise his option to planned to make no comment on "The OemMicut Enperlence" is clearly contrived to give the majority from the Board of Directors interview Wednesday that in • The Chicago regional board of directors spent decision on tobacco advertising. The Washington Post reported retire” rather than accept a his retirement. Medal said. SUNDAY AT 3:80 P M - I would like to congratulate transfer within NASA. without due process is both some regions there are very few $6,618 for a meeting at Calloway Gardens in Pine in today’s editions. Mulloy drew criticism in recent "The Book of Reveletlon Etplelned" Republican legislatoraexposure to their Francis “ Bud” Mullen on his Mulloy. who was transferred to months for his actions prior to the premature and unfair. Mountain, Ga. — far outside the board’s territory. * Gospel Music and Joyful Song constituents to enhance their chances for nomination for the 2nd District democracies. In the Middle Koop is a long-time opponent of smoking who has already the post of assistant to the director liftoff "of Challenger which ex­ Congressional seat this past East, only Israel meets the • The Dallas board of directors went even called for a “ smoke-free society" by the year 2000. He has said of science and engineering at * Sharing Good News and God's Love re-election. Ted and Nancy LaBonne ploded when flame licked out of a Saturday. c o m m itte e ’ s standards; in farther afield, spending $16,311 on its cigarette advertising is a major contributor to smoking among Marshall after the shuttle explo­ flawed solid rocket booster, killing * "Prayer Changes Things" Zinsser calls the plan unconstitutional 111 High wood Drive Now is the time for all 2nd Africa, only Botswana and nine-member junket to New York City. The tab youth. sion Jan 28. had recently been its crew of seven. because it blurs the distinction between the District Republicans to unite Mauritius. included a “ $3,293.88 payment to one of the White House spokeswoman Denny Brisley said Wednesday assigned as deputy director of the A suit filed this week by the Dr. Bob Lundstrom Eveivone Is WelcoiTie. Editor’s note: The Herald’s legislative and executive branches of behind Mr. Mullen in the coming But turn to Asia for examples directors, without a statement of expenses, for the night she had no information on the Post report, which was propulsion, power and energy widow of Challenger pilot Michael Assemblies of Cod Evangelist July lO edItorial said “ If WilliAm government. Having failed to convince his months to ensure his victory in and De Palme lights up. "There cost of a dinner for 40 people at a club” of which attributed to administration officials. division office of Aeronautics and Smith named Mulloy. among oth­ J. Diaiia and Thomas H. Fergu­ Space Technology at NASA head­ ers. in the alleged wrongful death Come and Get Your Soul Blessed! Republican collegues of that, he should not be November. All the voters in the are democracies from Japan all his brother is a member. son are found guilty of having quarters in Washington. Marshall of the astronaut. district should pay careful atten­ the way down to India. There’s • The Cleveland regional board of directors trying to give the impression that it’s all the deliberately violated the law ... governor’s fault. tion to this campaign and make Australia, New Zealand, Fiji. spent $6,609 on a dinner for bank employees and 7 they should resign their positions •» the obvious choice at the polls in guests. He should label his stand on the Alaska on the Manchester Board of November — send Bud Mullen to The committee was started in The Fed’s board of governors in Washington is CLAIROL Plan for what it is — a disagreement with the Directors. 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It’s hard to imagine a Empress but they did it in the privacy of their Pornography claimed all along that the modem day Supreme Court doing it either and homes where it was as illegal then as it is illegal in membership was stacked to reach a pre-ordained then issuing a decision full of words and phrases Arizona now. conclusion. But they could hardly have expected EFFEROEMT PERSONAL which would have been unprintable in the family us what portion of the population actually engages the commission chairman, Henry Hudson, to FEENAMWT DIGEL OLD SPICE UNICAP Denture newspaper of a generation ago. Unimaginable or in sodomy. Doubtless such a poll is in preparation THE VICTORIAN YEARS were preceded by support their charge so succinctly. Yet that’s what P ills Solid Vitamin TOUCH not, Mr. Justice White, at no inconsiderable even as you read this piece. If it turns out that the riotous decades of The Restoration, a time he did when he said, “ If we relied exclusively on Tablets 15’s Anti-Perspirant Cleanser Cartridge T^’rson a i sacrifice of his dignity, has written the majority more than 10 percent of the respondents are in the when many a 1960s sexual revolutionist might feel scientific data for every one of our findings. I ’m I aowwciofobmuw Regular or Tablets ‘T o u d r decision ruling that the State of Georgia did not don’t know or undecided category, advocates of afraid all of our work would be inconclusive.” A ll Types GO'S 60's Blades RAZOR REPIIU at home. Before the Restoration the English Lemon-Orange SJIS 4's FOR WOMEN offend against the Federal Constitution by sex education in the schools will have a field day. speaking world was dominated by a form of Exactly. Objective data has an irritating way of I antacid anti-gM 30's 2 o z . DyScNcfc- enacting a statute which prohibits “ any sexual act For the nonce it is the iron-hearted social puritanical Calvinism that might have made a refusing to confirm preconceptions disguised as L involving the sex organs of one person and the reactionaries who are rejoicing. They are saying Jerry Falwell feel his individual liberty was being "common sense.” \ ^ a t Hudson was really saying mouth or anus of another..." Thus speaketh the the decision is "pro-fam ily." Any family in need of constricted. Stretching back on the other side of was, “ Don’t confuse me with facts.” High Court of the Republic. Mr. Justice White’s decision for guidance on what 6 the Reformation ar» the late Catholic Middle Ages \ U nicap to do after the lights are out is on the way to the in which sexual practice was closer to our "own \tPfh I Eiiiiia ATWmaAKCMIfttaS THE WORDS WERE D U TIFU LLY reprinted by divorce court regardless of how fundamental than to'the way the Reagan administration wants The New York Times, which on the opposite page rights are defined. us to behave. iHanrliPstpr Hrralii printed a preposterous map of America with each The Supreme Court may put whatever gloss it Available at partlclpatlna WELLA state shaded or unshaded according to the type of COUPLED WITH THE PRO-FAMILY twaddle cares to on its effort to proclaim what is Foundad In 1881 Cmwii PhirmMy VALUE PLUS STOR E& 0\ USTERRUNT sodomy law it has on its books. According to this have come heavy words of praise for the decision constitutionally ptutected sex and what isn’t. 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U)£LL, IM G U P T U A T 5 Top officials vow continued Reagan I 0 o u e n r 'tt>u t Me c u t e s t Q ‘// / r ^ ABSaLUreuY YoUlBE TBYiN S I HATECAMP5 1 c a n t THINIC o f e HOW ABOUT chocolate PPESS TOPAX ^^Ot4l./1 CAN'T, TO TELL ME OVER! IF ANVONE EVER ANV KINP OF CAMP ? CHIP COOKIE CAMP? A\ENTlONS “SURVIVAL CAMP" WAIT FOf2 You TO TBY IT ON J SOMET hI|N<& I‘P LIKE TO GOTO! — TOME AGAIN, lU . KICK Hl/VN! considers APBN'T YOU, 7r support for Contra rebels m o m m a ? By Joan AAower around the world.” said Dole, who Managua. speech The Associated Press outlined his work in the Senate to Dole said the $100 million aid ensure that some of the groups get package, which already has WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ WASHINGTON - Guerrilla money. passed the House, will be approved dent Reagan, whose administra­ leaders sporting ‘Tm a Contra, Weinberger added that the reb­ by the Senate. Adolfo Calero. the tion increasingly is being urged to U.S. ACRES by Jim Oavi* too" buttons at a “freedom figh­ els have "come to America for aid head of the United Nicaraguan take stronger action against the ters summit" received encourage­ and encouragement. Our message Opposition, the Contra umbrella white-minority South African go­ WHAT PO VOU ment for their anti-communist must remain what it has always group, said the fighters will be in vernment, is considering address­ BOOKER? insurgencies from some of the been: We shall not abandon you.” good shape if the American money ing the nation about the turmoil in TH E PHANTOM by L** Falk A Sy Barry nation's top policy-makers. Most of the guerrillas were is channeled to them soon. the African country. The rebels gathered Wednesday pleased with the reception they Dole has not set a date for the The speech would come amid a Thku 7HB Hiooen efrm u cB to rue 0 £ § P ^/MUST BE DWNA, OP. THE aUNGLE PATROL. I for a meeting sponsored by the received. Contra aid vote. review by administration officials ONE ELSE KNOWS AAV American Security Council, a “It is now perceived that Wa­ Although the term Contras ref­ of U.S. policy toward the Pretoria . R A D IO -P H O N E . conservative group that promotes shington cares about freedom ers to the Nicaraguans. Chitunda government. defense issues. fighters,” said JeremiasChitunda, said, "Contras are now all of us ... “We're still talking about it,” Rebels from Nicaragua. Afghan­ an associate of Jonas Sa vimbi, who dedicated to fighting Soviet expan­ Reagan said of the proposed istan. Angola. Cambodia. Ethiopia is fighting Angola’s Marxist sion.” Chitunda'sgroup reportedly speech at a state dinner Wednes­ government. and Laos were given a boost by receives $15 million in secret aid AP photo day night for Pakistan Prime m officials including Defense Secre­ The "I’m a Contra, too” buttons from the United States. Minister Mohammad Khan tary Caspar Weinberger, Senate were inspired by President Rea­ Moreover, Dole said the aid Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger addresses a Junejo. Majority Leader Bob Dole, R- gan. who uttered the phrase in being shipped to Savimbi includes group of freedom-fighting rebels at a speech sponsored At that dinner. White House Kan.. and Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.'Y. lobbying for support of a JlOO the type of weapons “he really Chief of Staff Donald T. Regan told - “I am proud to be on today’s million package to aid the Nicara­ needs — you can’t face jets and by the American Security Council in Washington reporters the administration in­ I CAPTAIN EASY ®byCroolH A Ca**l« program ... (with) representatives guan Contras battling the leftist helicopter gunships and tanks with Wednesday. Weinberger told the guerrilla leaders that tends to stand by its policy of y c’w ^ TbmoRRow: /ttessAce COWE B A C K OFFICER ROWAW, of democratic resistance forces Sandinista government in kind words and a pat on the head." they will not be abandoned by the U.S. quietly working for change in HERE, BARB! PLEASE, THIS IS BARB, South Africa through diplomatic THE LIBRARIAN- channels. BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drak* “Constructive engagement will remain our.policy,” Regan said. WHAT ON e a r t h MRS. BUM STEAP'S, DO y o u KNOW THAT'S WHY YOU ‘ ' GOINS ON STATEMENTDON'T MRS. BUMSTEAD ' DON'T UNDERSTAND U.S. considers widening farm export subsidies Regan said a speech has been , MERE ? balanced j^UNOBlSrAND written for the president on South Africa, "but whether it will be By Jim Drlnkord exports, are pushing the adminis­ Agriculture Secretary Richard not be identified, said the expan­ companies have complained that delivered is still being discussed.” The Associated Press tration to reverse its longstanding Lyng advanced the idea at a sion idea wasa possibility. but only the' administration's export en­ Regan said the administration, opposition to giving subsidies to Cabinet-level meeting of the Eco­ one of several under consideration. hancement program has beeju through such a speech, would WASHINGTON—Senate Major­ communist governments. nomic Policy Council last week, at ineffective, and may even hSvr make the case that no additional ity Leader Bob Dole says the "My view is. you’re going to see which he also described the bleak "There are a whole bunch of damaged sales, because it dis­ sanctions against South Africa Reagan administration is consid­ some movement by the adminis­ outlook for U.S. farm exports. alternatives out there, one of which criminates against the Soviet would be needed at this time. (pimbyNi ering broadening a $1 billion farm tration in the export area," Dole, There have also been numerou.s might be changing the way the Union, which in most )#ars is the Meanwhile, civil rights leader export subsidy program to cover R-Kan., said of the year-old export high-level meetings on the subject (export enhancement) program largest customer for y.s. grain. Jesse Jackson said the Reagan ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson sales to the Soviet Union and other enhancement program. in recent weeks. operates” the official said. "There administration's plan to send a “unfriendly” countries. "I think it’s fair to say it’s under But a Lyng spokeswoman. Lynn are a lot of changes that could be The subsidy program offers black U.S. ambassador to South 7/7 Dole told reporters Wednesday active consideration. I do detect Melillo, denied the secretary was done, including the Soviet one. I bonus commodities, taken from Africa would be a "suicide mis­ that he believed foreign policy some willingness” to expand the advocating expansion of the pro­ couldn’t guess on how it will come government-owned surplus stocks, sion” unless the new envoy is considerations, together with wor­ current subsidy program to in­ gram.‘Another administration offi­ out.” to certain targeted countries which armed with a fresh strategy ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook ries about slumping agricultural clude the Soviet Union, he said. cial. speaking only on condition he Farm groups and grain trading agree to buy U.S. farm goods. toward ending apartheid.

\Z m . I &ET Tril5 FK1.W6.-THAT 6H£ K6RS RjWTING- ^ LAOItBL THINKS ‘ibU ANP I AR£ HDU3CAN THG TAer pJWOARP" FBI links MOVING Too GLOWLV IN OUH s w m ? c o n t r o l a t u s . REtATfoNSHlP.' I terrorist J O B iW bombings GROssmfin's ALLEY OOP ®by Dave Oraue WASHINGTON (AP) - The FBI IF I'M GOING TO FIND ^ OKAfY, ^ I'VE GOT TO GET .„I'LL WHATCHA ) ROUND UP FOUR Y e a h ! has identified suspects in the 6 U2 BEFORE DARK, I'D I W IZ E R ! I A FEW THINGS VWkNT M E \ OR FIVE GUYS, WE'RE bombing death of Alex Odeh, a l 1 B E TTE R l e a v e NOW.' / BE TOGETHER FOR b a c k ! ■TPO,OOP.V WITH MUSCLE GONNA ^CAREFUL? J MY END OF THIS I THAT Y'CAN MOVE prominent Arab-American, and 'OPERATION, a l l e y ; TRUST! SOME has linked his killing in California MR. MEN~ AND LITTLE MISS”* by Hargreaves & S^ers ROCKS! to two other acts of domestic last year, an official said YAH fSCAf^ePY- < ZA T! r Wednesday. You'Re AFRAIP Ti? GO Oliver Revell. the FBI’s execu­ UP'STAIRS; IM "THE RARK tive assistant director, said no BY Y0»UI?^:EI-F > arrests have been made in the Yard Sale, Tag Sale, Flea Market... three cases — all believed to have whatever you call It, Grossman's Is t _ ( been committed by Jewish ex­ the store for the bargain hunter In CSWoias youi Now thru Sat., July I9th, 7-17 1 tremists — because of the diffi­ culty in obtaining evidence that we're offering clearance specials will stand up in court. on four of our top cateiiorles. THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaom "We need a single break." he Whether you are remodeling your bath, 7-/7 told the House Judiciary subcom­ staining your home. Installing windows and doors © ISM H^graavM *rx3 SaOart OIMributad by NEA.mc \NONPEPFUL 6UE6*$ WHAT I mittee on criminal justice, which or Just want to stock up on value priced hand tools, MEW$, 6f?UTD^!^ FOUND O U T A BO UT held a hearing to examine possible come In today and take advantage of these special valuesi discrimination against Arab- OUPOSEDIT Americans. KATIM fr? Revell identified the three con­ Puzxles Astrograph nected cases as the Odeh killing last Oct. 11.1985 near Los Angeles: the Sept. 6 bombing of a house in : ACROSS 2 Tennis player Answer to Previous Puzzle Brentwood, N.'Y.. in which one Nastase B T u B A D id six. Declarer would have an eas; York 'mbune became the first paper nOO Rt. Mila I t Pass 5W 6 # 145 Ipincsr ttrssl II n •silla-TuriipIki GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A poor ap­ Pass tinne without a heart lead, playihg A-K to ^ U n o ty p e machines. Invented^ 649-8841 6 Z 5 «H Pass MMlie XVV’U AFVJILyBYOH ,8FM. Pass' Pass of spades and then r unning diamonds, otto Mcrgrathaler, the linotype could ------proach or a weak presentation could Is PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "As the economy gels belter, everything else gets pul you'out of the running In a competi­ pitching first a heart from his band. cast a fuU line of t)rpe from matricra Opening lead: W 10 worse." — Buchwald's Law. tive career situation today. Think It West was not so obliging. He led uaraobled by a keyboard much like through your every move.. the 10 of hearts, and Blast tried to take. that of a typewriter. * 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 17, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 17, 1986 — II Education spending Bible read FOCUS backed in Coventry in textbook

By Jacqueline Bennett with “ misinformation” indicating c o u rt c a s e Herald Correspondent that additional revenue was avail­ able to offset the proposed mill rate COVENTRY — About 70 resi­ increase, but had not been included G R EEN EVILLE. Tenn. (A P ) - dents and members of the Board of in the budget. Parents who are suing for school­ Education strongly urged the Earlier this week, the councilcut books that dog’t offend their Town Council not to cut the school about $66,000 from the $2 million religious beliefs have laid a budget during a public hearing general government budget. About biblical groundwork, citing chap­ Wednesday, $37,000 of it came from the streets ter and verse why their children But the protest may have come and highway department. The shouldn’t be .exposed to standard too late to help a discouraged council a g r e ^ td* leave the public readers. council save the proposed SO.3 safety budgets intact, leaving only Plaintiff Bob Mozert read from million school budget for the fiscal human services and education to his Bible on the witness stand for year that began July 1. cut. more than an hour Wednesday as Most members of the vocal Lewis said the bulk of the SJ seven fundamentalist families group of residents who attended approximately $90,000 in state pressed their case to force the the public hearing at Coventry surplus money coming to Coventry Hawkins County schools to provide High School pleaded with the from the Legislature had “ stipu­ alternate readers for their council not to make cuts in lated uses” and could not be children. education. plugged into the spending plan for Also Wednesday, plaintiff Vicki “ The majority of us can survive the 1986-87 fiscal year, which Frost said she forbade her children if we have to drive around another began July 1. from watching the public televi­ pothole. We cannot survive with Following the hearing, the coun­ sion program “ Sesame Street” ignorance." said resident Connie cil held a special joint meeting with because it offended her beliefs Moore. "Coventry is in the bottom the Board of Education to continue when one character called another AP photo a fool. Later, she said, she one-third in the state ranking of budget deliberations. « ' • per-pupil expenditures. The least “ We have a new philosophy now. removed the television from her we can do is give the kids this We’re not working to develop a Cosmonauts return home altogether. budget.” responsible budget — we’re work­ The case, which both sides are Those sentiments were echoed ing toward a mill rate.” said Soviet cosmonauts Leonid Kizim (right) in space. According to the Soviet news calling a 1980s version of the repeatedly, as resident after resi­ Lewis. and Vladimir Solovyov, are interviewed Scopes “ monkey” trial. Is being dent said urged the council not to “ I think the people will buy one agency Tass, both cosmonauts, the argued by attorneys provided by cut the education budget. mill.” Cleary said. Wednesday at Arkalyk, 1,800 miles east world's most experienced spacemen, the conservative Concerned m- “ You know where my heart is.” “ I’m willing to compromise at of Moscow, after returning to earth “are feeling fine” after their 125-day Women of America and the liberal replied a choked-up Town Council 1.3.” Bouchard said. safely following more than four months mission. People for the American Way, an Chairwoman Joan Lewis. “ I hope organization founded by television N E W L I F E we don’t destroy what it has taken FINANCE COMMITTEE Chair­ producer Norman Lear. us years to build.” Lewis served 10 man Patrick Flaherty then chal­ At issue is the 1983 reading series years on the Board of Education lenged the Republicans to put forth, from Holt, Rinehart, Winston, before being elected to the council. a motion to cut the budget. Police hiring moves forward which the parents say is laced with PREGNANCY CENTER “ Where were you people four No motions were made, but feminism, humanism, pacifism, months ago?” asked Clarence Bouchard said he would like the the occult and a dozen other By John AAltchell out during the oral examinations, Edmondson, a principal at one of proposed full-time position of The original 256 applicants in­ philosophies the plaintiffs find Herald Reporter which ended Wednesday after­ Coventry’s elementary schools. youth coordinator in the human cluded 22 black males. 17 Hispanic objectionable. noon. “ We do have some minori­ services budget to remain part males; 28 white females, two black Mozert, a former teacher, said Three of the 59 final applicants ties still in there.” DEMOCRA’TS on the council time. Cleary targeted the position females and a Hispanic female. he neglected to check the readers for five positions with the Man-. The town has frequently come have been fighting to save the of business manager from the During the testing process, at his children’s school before the Chester Police Department didn’t under fire for a lack of minority- education budget and leave the education budget. which began in May, 12 applicants 1983-84 school year. But when he show up for oral examinations, the rest of the spending plan intact group members on the 90-member weren’t able to meet the minimum did. he found a humanist philo­ town personnel officer reported police force, which includes five since it was first defeated at a The counciU-which is down to requirements and 143 didn’t ap­ sophy in the new Holt readers Wednesday. women but no blacks or Hispanics. referendum in May. The five members because to the pear for the tests. Of those who did provided by the county and ap­ Linda Parry said that the Parry said that the town “ abso­ Democrat-controlled council recent resignation of Democrat appear, 14 failed the agility test proved by the state of Tennessee. remaining 56 applicants of the 256 lutely” hopes to hire a minority- made no further cuts, but reduced Keii Donovan, still has a 3-2 and 18 failed the written tests, “ I grew up going to public original now face background and group member from the remaining the expected tax increase from 4.8 Democratic majority. However, given May 31. The report indicated schools,” said Mozert. “ I assumed Hcrdd photM by Rocha physical examinations, and a final applicants. mills to 2.9 mills using unantici­ four votes are required to approve that 11 others didn’t pass attitude the purpose of education hadn’t meeting with the police chief Of the 59 applicants left as oral pated revenues. a budget. .profiles. changed, but when I read the books before the five are chosen. exams began, four were black This sign was hung at the center on Monday. The center Jeanne McAllister talks to a pregnant woman at the New evangelical church in Manchester. The center encour­ That budget — with $6 million to The school board called a news Parry said that further and I found it changed” “ We don’t expect to hire anyone males, one was Hispanic, four has been open since April. Life Pregnancy Center. The center, at 372 Main St., is run ages women to carry on their pregnancies. the Board of Education. $2 million conference Monday morning to complete information on the re­ for a month,” Parry said. were white females and the rest in government spending. $424,075 alert the public that additional cuts sults of the oral examination by the Church of the Living God, an independent Parry said that although she were white males, according to a should be available by Friday for debt service and $66,100 for in the education budget, which had wasn’t sure exactly who dropped June report by Pnrrv afternoon. Explosion capital expenditures — was again already been slashed by $100,000. defeated in a second referendum would mean the schools would since April last week. have to lose four to six teachers: hits Lebanon Open Prior to the meeting, one Demo­ four or more support staff Continued from page 1 crat on the council said: “ Now members from music, physical Bikers push Hilton boycott they’re going to blame us for education, special education, chal­ bility for the bombing. making cuts in the education lenge and enrichment programs; A national motorcycle group has that similar instances will not “ Our party did it. A detailed budget.” the primary mental health pro­ the lounge, a man criticized him decided to boycott Hilton hotels happen again. Hershberger said he for wearing a black leather jacket statement about the girl and the New center wants to preserve new life Residents, however, came down gram; and athletic equipment and around the country because of a also wants monetary damages, but and verbally attacked all motorcy­ operation will be released in a few hard on the two Republican council supplies. hours,” Inaam Raad, the party’s compfaint by a Manchester biker has not decided on the amount he clists, he said. members. Michael Cleary and “ I think we have to consider secretary-general, told The Asso­ By Nancv Pappas who form the staff come from 16 director of a girls’ group home she said. ’ ’It’sup tothem to that he was unfairly told to leave will seek. Phillip- Bouchard, as well as what the people said here tonight. ’ ’ ciated Press. Herald Reporter churches in 12 towns. in Maine. make that final decision. 1 have the Parkview Hilton Hotel in The hotel refused to comment townspeople themselves who con­ said Democrat Dick Hines. “ I Hershberger said that although Jezzine, a town of 50,000 people “ Obviously, abortion is an no right to make those decisions Hartford in February, the Man­ this morning. he didn’t cause the dispute, the tinue to “ butt heads” instead of think now they’re ready to support 25 miles southeast of Beirut and l l The basement of the ALTHOUGH THE SIGN did option. But it’s only one option. for anyone else.” working together. chester man said today. Hershberger said in February he hotel manager ordered him to this budget intact.” miles east of Sidon, is controlled by turn-of-the-century home at 372 not arrive until this week, the We’re here to ensure that The Rev. John Ra,nkin was not “ You two want the cuts. Who do But as Cleary pufit. the bottom was attending a reception at the leave. After unsuccessfullJ^tl’y in g^ The Rev. - Robert “ Kaiser” the Israeli-allied South Lebanon Main St. overflow s with center has been accepting they’ve lookeci at all possibili­ so mild in his statements on the you want cut?” resident Dick line for the council w a sth a f'W e’ re Hartford Hilton being given by the to resolve the incident over the Hershberger said this morning he Army militia. Militiamen ringed strollers, playpens, baby clothes clients since the beginning of ties, all options,” she said. ” We subject of abortion. Director of Giggey asked. between a rock and a very, very promoter of a motorcycle show past few months, Hershberger said Jezzine after the blast and blocked was told by the director of the and diapers. Most items are April. Some may come initially talk about keeping the baby and the Boston-based New England Both Republicans said they hard place.” then being held at the Hartford he filed a complaint with the on all roads leading to the National Coalition of Motorcy­ brand new; many are still in for the free, confidential living at home. We talk about Christian Action Council, he run would like to see money come out The council will meet again clists. basedin Dupont, Wash., that Civic Center. As he was going to commission. 'i- city. of the administration side of the Monday night at a regular meeting their original boxes. pregnancy testing, which is keeping the baby and getting an the first three evenings of the 75,000-member group will ’The Christian-controlled Voice education budget. with a one item agenda — the Jeanne M cAllister looks at mentioned in an advertisem ent apartment. We talk about training for the New Life boycott hotels owned by the Hilton of Lebanon radio said that 10 budget. Synthetic metals light and strong home in the crowded basement, in the Yellow Pages, said having a baby and putting it up Center’s volunteers. chain because of what happened to minutes before the metallic gray G IG G EY ALSO criticized town Lewis said with the $66,000 cut car was driven into Jezijine’s main but she’d just as soon give McAllister. for adoption. We look at all the "W e must understand that him. Republicans for sabotaging the added to any state revenue that BARTLESVILLE. OKLA. (AP) building materials for cars, air­ square and exploded, the South everything in it away. possibilities.” Hershberger, who has also filed ’’But frequently they come abortion is the wanton L budget’s chance of passing in could be used .the budget was down — What’s stronger than steel and planes and defense vehicles. Lebanon Army intercepted M cAllister is the director of back, at least for a second visit, destruction of innocent human referendum bv distHbuting fliiers “ just barely” to a 2.1 mill rate rise. a complaint against the hotel with He says composites of glass or lighter than aluminum? another bomb-laden car driven by the New Life Pregnancy Center, for a friendly talk and some DOES THIS INCLUDE the life in the womb. And we ask the state Commission on Human According to Don Brady of carbon reinforced with sulfide a Syrian at a crossroad near a Christian counseling center advice,” she said. One of her possibility of having an ourselves, is unborn life Rights and Opportunities, said this Phillips Petroleum it’s a new line plastic already are finding their Jezzine. which hung out its sign on clients has returned 13 times. abortion? expendable in certain situa­ Police Roundup morning the action is designed to of plastics, called advanced com­ way into missile components, Militia explosive experts report­ Monday. The center’s purpose, According to McAllister, it put pressure on the company so posites. which soon will be used as aircraft interiors and pipe. edly detonated that car bomb. Those who work at the center tions?” he asked during a talk to she said, is to offer support, try to be non-judgmental, said does. volunteers assembled at the services, information — and McAllister. Her brochure says, “ We feel that they have to Christian Reformed Church in Police search nets nursery accessories — to women "A t New Life, we listen, we know the options, all the South Windsor. who are facing an unexpected or understand, and'we can help.” dptions,” she said. ’’Personally I CALL TODAY unwanted pregnancy. "Many young women who feel that an abortion is snuffing "BASICALLY, what I’m here drug, plate charges The center is operated by the suspect they are pregnant go out a life. And that life begins at to do is to give a Biblical, a WAT! Church of the Livin g God, an into a period of shock. They are conception. And if there is theological background, to the independent evangelical non- frightened, and they believe that anything I can do to prevent the question of abortion.” Rankin Herald photo by Beihew An East Hartford man faces a operating an unregistered vehicle PLACE A denominational church on an abortion is their only option,” taking of a life, I will. said after the talk. It was, he number of charges after drugs after police were only able to find a Bee Skipper, left, hands nursery supplies to McAllister at were found Tuesday in a car he was Eldridge Street. The board of said McAllister, formerly a “ But if a person comes in here temporary pass from California the New Life Pregnancy Center. The center gives away driving at the Manchester Par- that was serving as registration. LOW COST AD directors is drawn from that social worker with Manchester’s and asks the cost of an abortion. kade. police said today. Nesbitt was taken to Manchester church, but the 50 volunteers Youth Services Bureau, and I will tell her what that cost is.” Please turn to page 14 baby clothes and furnishings to needy clients. Alan Johnston. 23. was charged Memorial Hospital. Officials at the with sixth-degree larceny, posses­ hospital said she was treated for sion of marijuana, possession of chest injuries and released. 643-2711 drug paraphernalia and misuse of plates. Police said they spotted a A Manchester woman was ar- suspicious car parked in front of rrested on drug charges Wednes­ • I Your neighbors’ views: Sears around 1 a.m. They said the day night after police said they car was all by itself and the man in caught her in the process of selling DZEN / the car. later identifed as John­ cocaine at the Manchester ston. looked nervous. Police said Parkade. that Johnston picked up a pas­ Tracy McBride, 21, of 97 Pi ne St., senger in the lot and they parked was charged with possession of Are politicians more corrupt now than in the past? near the Connecticut Bank and cocaine with intent to sell and Trust. possession of drug paraphernalia. (9 Police said they approached the Police said that while on a vehicle and. after checking the stakeout at the Parkade, they registration, found that (he plates observed McBride get into a car * V •w had been stolen from East Hart­ with a man. later identified as ford on Monday, although John­ Kevin Christiana. 21. of East S. Windsor - E. Windsor ston was found to own the car. Hartford, Town Line Johnston said he was teaching As they approached the.vehicle, the passenger to drive and had put police said they noticed McBride Barber Hill Road the plates on his car as a sitting in a front seat with her head 1 Mile North of Dzen Tree Farm precaution, police said. bent over her lap. Police reported Blueberries - Pick your own It’s a wise move to have all your timepieces When police inspected the car, “ hurried, frantic actions” in the Free Containers checked regularly. That’s because tiny dust particles > . they found a bong used to smoke car as they walked up. can get Into their works, slowing down, even stopping marijuana, and residue on the During an inspection of the car, Hours: Where Ifs A t — them completely. police said they found cocaine on ''fip tr bottom that was identified as the Monday - Friday, substance. the floor in the back, where But we service a wide selection of timepieces - Police said that the stolen plates Christiana was sitting, and two 8am-12noon, from Rolex to Timex. bags of the drug in a Kool cigarette 4pm-8pm; were seized and East Hartford So come visit us. And keep your good times going. police were notified. Johnston was container in McBride’s purse. A Saturday, 8 am-5 pm; straw used to snort the drug was held in lieu of a $1,000 cash bond Sunday, 8 am-5 pm ' and is scheduled to appear in also found, police said. We give FREE estimates and Manchester Superior Court- on McBride was released on a $5,000 adjustments on all repairs. Monday. non-surety bond. Christiana was Call 644-9505 charged with possession of cocaine for update on An East Hartford woman was and was released on a $1,000 bond. Tues.-FrI. - 9~-5*> charged with an improper left turn Court dates have not been set yet. picking conditions Th. - 10<»-79« Catherine Fettia: "Yes', I do. DanD’Addeo: “Theyarenot Jack McVeigh: "No, I don't Doug LaPointe: "Yes. Look at Samuel McAllister: There are Claudia Slusz: Yes, I think after the car she was driving and hours any more corrupt. Because of the believe that they are. I think the everything that’s come out in the always a few crooked ones, but they are. They do their cam­ struck a truck Friday, police said Sat. 785 Main Street It’s more obvious and people are media, we hear more about media is making more of it than last five years. We’ve got an it’s no worse than before." paigning even from jail cells. We today. Manchester, CT more interested in turning up them.” they did 20 years ago. There are a actor for a president.” all hope they aren’t, but we Maria Nesbitt, 30, was turning things now.” EMERGENCY I VALUABLE COUPON I 643-8484 lot of good politicians who are shouldn’t be naive.” onto Interstate M from West Middle ’Turnpike around 1;30 a m. Fire — Police — Medical doing the best they can. It's a job U Mambur I wouldn’t want.” when she hit the truck, driven by *2.00 OFF EACH CONTAINER | VISA - MC - AMEX JM JuwaWr* of Ammica, Inc Edward Saulnier, 35, of Bolton, D IA L 911 I Weighing 12 lbs. or more mh according to police. In Manchester ...... Nesbitt was also charged with

V U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 17. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 17. 1986 — 13 Advice Cystitis is as common in femaie cats

Q U E S TIO N : burial and/or crematory service. cats do not show symptoms of Why do fixed illness, at least not all the time an({ male cats seem 1 QUESTION: If I get bitten by a some never. The disease can vary Brotherly love compounding to be more dog or cat that has had its current from a rapidly progressing fatal prone to uri­ Pet Forum rabies vaccination does this mean condition to occasional outbreaks nary problems? I have nothing to worry about of illness and in some individuals concerning the wound? no symptoms of sickness at all. drug and marriage problems ANSWER: Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. Therefore, in our routine testing They are not, ANSWER: Although it means we occasionally find a healthy cat the biter should not be a source of fc - and I emphas­ that is positive for leukemia on the DEAR this gentleman was seeking to find ize this again. If rabies, the wound should still be blood test. These cats have to be ABBY; -Rob' someone to blame, instead of I castrated at a treated as a source of potential considered potential spreaders and I have been accepting the consequences of his proper age, 7 to bacterial infection, including teta­ and kept relatively isolated. This is married for two own actions. 6 months or older, there is no Q U ESTIO N : Can you tell me nus. A physician should be con­ why routine testing is important. years He’s 26 If I rented a nudie tape, the difference in the incidence of about pet burial? sulted for protection against these Some cats may be healthy for and I am 27 Dear Abby consequences are that people may cystitis (bladder infection). If possible complications. The wound periods and then relapse when Eight months find out. including my spouse. The neutered at an earlier age, some ANSW ER: Although most vete­ should be cleansed and dressed stressed by an abcess, respiratory according to accepted first aid ago his brother Abigail Van Buren issue here really isn’t renting a veterinarians feel that the urinary rinarians do not have a pet infection, digestive upset or techniques and your doctors direc­ "Russ." (he's nudie tape: it’s being honest and passages haven’t had ample cemetery available by their hospi­ surgery. Testing provides an ex­ tions. And the bites should be cellent insight into these 24) got into fi­ aboveboard with your spouse and growth and may be restrictive in tal, there are several pet cemeter­ checked for rabies by a veterinar­ possibilities. nancial trouble accepting responsibility for your size, thereby blocking the passage ies that offer their seryices. The and asked if he a of small urinary stones, gravel, oldest one is run by the Connecticut ian just to be sure. own behavior. •could stay with MARI NELSON crystals, or mucas plugs that often Humane Society in Newington Allan Leventhal is a Bolton us for a while Well, he's still here, husband is doing Russ no favors: in ST. PAUL.. MINN occur with cystitis. Even this (666-3337). Another by Candlewick QUESTIO N : How can I tell if my veterinarian. Do you have a and that's why I'm writing. I fact, he's compounding the prob­ theory is challenged by some .fennels in Glastonbury called cat has feline leukemia? She feels question you would like to see wouldn't mind, but Russ makes no lem by providing him food, lodging D EA R ABBY; In response to the veterinarians who feel it doesn’t Forest Rest (633-6878). These and acts fine, but still there are answered here? Write to Pet effort to find a job Instead he and money for drugs. letter signed "A rf Arf in Arkan­ make much of a difference at any associations and others offer bur­ days when \ wonder. Forum, care of the Manchester keeps borrowing money from Rob Russ needs professional help, sas": He shouldn’t have watched, age. However, 7 to 8 months is a ial and perpetual care for a fee. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester and spends it on drugs I've told and you needcounselingin orderto let alone rented the nudie tape in good age for castration. Most veterinarians also offer a ANSWER: All leukemia positive 06040. J Russ I didn't want him doing drugs be firm enough to help him. the first place. and smoking pot in our house, but Write to: NAR-ANON Family In computer language it’s called I've come home from work to find Group Headquarters Inc . P O "garbage in. garbage out” him getting high with a bunch of Box 2562. Palos Verdes Peninsula. In spiritual law what is digested About Town strangers He's even brought home .Calif. 90274. Enclose a long, and stored in one’s heart is what Births "women from the streets to sleep stamped, self-addressed envelope will come out through the mouth with him for a reply. (Matthew 12:33-37). We speak Schleicher, ’Tyler Ray. son of Enjoy giant sundaes Wednesday Red Garter Band entertains When I tell Rob 1 am tired of his what we think, and we think what Ronald F. and Tracy L. (’Tranten) brother freeloading on us and I DEAR ABBY: I am writing has been filed in our minds through Schleicher of 141 Florence St., was The Manchester Recreation Department will hold it Bill Brown’s Red Garter Band will perform annual Giant Sundae Spectacular Wednesday from 2 u want him out ofourhouseso wecan about "A rf Arf." who-rented nudie what we see. hear and do. bom June 30 at Manchester Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Manchester Bicentennial have our privacy, all I gel is a tapes while his wife was out of town For a truly happy and rewarding Memorial Hospital. The maternal to 4 p.m. at the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar Band Shell at 60 Bidwell St. The band will play songs lecture on "brotherly love." and and it got around to his wife, which marriage, social and buiness life, grandparents are Neal G. and Eva St. The event will feature the construction of a from the 1890s, Dixieland, swing and Big Band music. we end up in a fight. put him in the doghouse. He said man should be careful of what he M. Tranten of Kingfield, Maine. five-gallon' sundae. For $1.25, those attending may Admission is free. Those attending may bring chairs Abby. my brother-in-law is des­ clerks in video stores should be just allows his mind to dwell on — even The paternal grandparents are have all the ice cream they want. The rain date is Julv or blankets to sit on. troying our marriage. I'm consid­ as discreet as doctors and lawyers, for a fraction of a second. Raymond O. and Marie C. 24.’ Schleicher of East Hartford. ering leaving my husband but I so he complained to the store CONCERNED IN ALASKA Htraid photo by Richmond Knights hold annual blood drive don't want to give his brother this manager and the clerk who ‘Red Balloon’ shown at library triumph Please help me blabbed got fired. Liberty, with one bright blue eye and the other a brown Cockerham, Lindsay Marie, The Kinghts of Columbus will hold its fifth annual daughter of Donald and Deborah ANDOVER — The movie, "The Red Balloon," will L MISERABLE Your comment stated he was Every teen-ager should knowthe blood drive Wednesday from 11:45 a.m. to5 p.m. at 138 eye, sits with Assistant Dog Warden Dan Fuller. Liberty is (Dettore) Cockerham of Storrs be shown Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Andover Public justified in reporting the clerk, and truth about sex. drugs and how to Herald photo by Rocha Main St. Joseph McCooe is coordinator. Appoint­ DEAR MISERABLE; First you adults are free to choose their own be happy. For Abby’sbooklet, send up for adoption. was bom July 1 at Manchester Library. Admission is free. The film is part of the ments can be made by calling 643-5111. Walk-ins will and your husband must realize entertainment your name and address clearly Memorial Hospital. The maternal summer reading program. be welcome. For more information, call 643-5111. that his brother has a drug My comment: In deciding to printed with a check or money Heading for Africa grandparents are Mr., and Mrs. problem, and the kindest expres­ purchase nudie magazines or order for S2.50 and a long, stamped Adopt a Pet EMward Dettore of 18 Thomas Drive. The maternal great- sion of brotherly love would be to tapes, attending a "girlie” showor (39 cents) self-addressed envelope The Rev. Philip Chatto and his wife. wili build a parsonage in Kenya. Several stop feeding his habit apd gel'him patronizing a prostitute, one runs to: Dear Abby. Teen Booklet. P.O. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. College Notes into a treatment facility. Your the risk of being found out. I think Box 38923. Hollywood. Calif. 90038. Margie, look over their itinerary shortly other area residents were participating, Fred Hollis of St. Petersburg. Fla., before leaving for Kenya, Africa, on including Don Fish and Dottie Fish of and Ann Rochon of Providence. Liberty is seeking R.I. The paternal great- Central honors Wayne Lappen Staub graduates from Flagler Sunday. They are part of a Church of the Bolton. Chatto is minister of the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nazarene work-and-witness team that Manchester Church of the Nazarene. Robert Godefen of Hartford. The Wayne B. Lappen, Suzanne Staub, Frostbite has lasting effects Lappen of 66 Baldwin Road, graduated magna cum Staub of 67C Ambassador Drive, graduated recently great-great-grandfathA" is Alex­ freedom and home laude with a bachelor’s degree in marketing- from Flagler College, St. Augustine. Fla., with a ander Tedford of Rutherfordton. management information system from Central bachelor’s degree In liberal arts. D E A R DR. D EA R DR. G O TT: I have a By Barbara Richmond last week’s featured pet, was N. C. Connecticut State University. He ranked 38 in a class G O T T : M y sweet taste in my mouth all the Special to the Herald adopted by the Manchester woman of 1,461 and was on the dean’s list three times. He lives son’s hands and time. Blood tests appear normal. Service Notes who found her and stated imme­ son Soons, Christopher Sydney, in Northfleld, Vt., and is employed by Vermont Seven at M CC win $1,000 each feet were se­ Mv doctor isn’t concerned. Should July is almost over and there diately she wanted to adopt her if of Peter D. and Karen (Richard­ Mutual Insurance Co.in Montpelier, Vt. verely frostbit­ I be? hasn’t been a pet of the week yet she wasn’t claimed by her owner. son) Soons of 83 Pleasant St., was The Board of Trustees of Regional Community te n during Dr. Gott Fox re-enlists in Air Force quarter for the U.S. Arm y Intelligence Division. He is that has been named Liberty. This The only other dog at the pound, bom July 1 at Manchester Memor­ Colleges has approved merit recognition awards of training ;i t 91,000 each for seven staff members of Manchester* HB.e*" ' D EA R R E A D E R : Not necessar­ an electronic warfare equipment repair specialist at oversight is being taken care of as of Tuesday, was little Pokey ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ Russell Sage names Spear Army Ranger Peter Gott, M.D. staff Sgt. Holly E. Fox. daughter of Margaret B. -Fort Devens, Mass. this week, A gentle shepherd cross who was featured two weeks ago. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Community College. They are: Anthony Borkowksi, ily. But I ’d advise you to see a daughter of Judith S. Mullowney School and he Martin of 90 Hamlin St., and Tracy W. Cole of Holyoke, has been given this noble name. Pokey is a very loveable black and Richardson of North Attleboro. Kristen S. Spear, business manager: Patricia Burns, associate profes­ dentist Dental conditions, includ­ of 228 Kennedy Road, has been named to the dean’s spent four Mass., has re-enlisted in the U.S. Air Force in West Rogers was In Mediterranean Liberty is a male about 3 years white mixed breed. She was found Mass. The paternal grandparents sor of accounting; Lois Dagle, associate professor of weeks recover­ ing cavities or denture problems, Germany for six years. She is a material facilities list for the spring semester at Russell Sage College in sociology: Joanne Lachowicz. head of Data Process­ Midshipman 3rd Class John L. Rogers, United old. He may have som^husky in on High Street and is about 4 are Julia Soons of Princeton. N.J.. ing in their ver­ may cause both sweet and foul specialist with the 435th Supply Squadron. Troy, N,Y. She has completed her freshman year and ing Department: Michael HIza, head of Hotel-Food tastes in the mouth. States Naval Academy, has returned from a cruise him because he has one gleaming months old. and William Soons of Creskill. N. J. sion of a hospi­ blue eye and one brown eye and he is majoring in psychology. She also is the recipient of Service Management Department; Robert Manning, with the U.S. fieet. He was assigned to LSD 37, USS The dog pound is located on town an award for excellence in German from the Goethe tal He’s now stationed in the DMZ affected portions undergo pro­ is black and brown. He was found son of professor of fine arts; and Andrew Paterna, director Portland, for May and June during its duty station in property off Olcott Street, The dog Quinlan, Kevin O’Connell, Institute of New York. in Korea. Is there some kind of found changes: capillaries, skin Hebb instructs at Fort Devens roaming on Broad Street on July Neil F. and Phyllis (O’Connell) of admissions. the Mediterranean Sea. The Portland was one of five warden is at the pound from noon medication he can take to reduce and subcutaneous structures,are Learn the facts about osteoar­ 13. Quinlan of 24 Herbert Drive. U.S. Army Sgt. Daniel Hebb, son of Marie Hebb of Navy ships taking part in an Italian-American to 1 p.m. or he can be reached by his chances of getting frostbite destroyed Of course, with time, thritis: Send for Dr. Gott's^ew Even though several of the other Coventry, was born July 1 at 199B Tudor Lane, has been chosen instructor of the amphibious operation. calling the pound. 643-6642. or by again? new tissue grows ba(*k. but it is not Health Report on the subjecJ/For dogs at the pound were barking Manchester Memorial Hospital. calling the Police Department, as thermal-resistant as the origi­ your copy. Send $1 andyx>ui4iame loudly. Liberty remained very The maternal grandparents are DEAR READER: Frostbite is nal. Therefore, your son will have and address to PrOT Box 2.597. quiet and docile. He will be ready 646-4555. Herbert O’Connell of Simsbury tissue damage due to thermal to take extra precautions in cold Cincinnati. OH 45201, Be sure to • Patio enclosures custom for adoption early next week. Someone can also be contacted and the late Louise O’Connell. The 7 (freezing) injury There is no weather, because his hands and ask for the Health Report titled, (designecJ and fittecj to your Liberty was the only new dog at at the pound by calling either of paternal grandparents are Mr. and medicine to prevent it When an feet will be exceptionally sensitive UNDERSTANDING mMkm the pound this week, other than those numbers from 6 to 9 p.m.. Mrs. Edward Quinlan of Fairfield. ft’s a huggal^, extremity has been frostbitten the to furtber cold injury. OSTEOARTHRITIS. Presents home. three others that have known Monday through Friday, There isa The baby has a brother, Neil owners. $5 fee to adopt a dog and the new Frederick Quinlan Jr.. 4. and a Daisy, the little Sheltie that was owner must have the dog licensed. sister. Mary Louise Quinlan. 2. ARMACLAD PATIO ENCLOSURES • Insulateid for year 'round Lemon and sun remove rust use. tovaUe chocfdate bar. DEAR sunlight may fade some dyes. You POLLY: I can also purchase a commercial •, Distinctive style and quali­ soaked a pair of rust remover made by the manu­ ty workmanship to grace whjie denim facturers of home dyes. Check the overalls over­ dye display in your supermarket or your home. DeGemnds night to remove Pointers variety store for this product and some stains and follow package instructions. To ended up with Polly Fisher help prevent rust stains in the • Increase your living space. several rust future, you can paint the buckles stains from the on your overalls with clear nail buckles. Do you polish or clear acrylic (be careful Annual • Armaclad baked enamel know of any so­ not to get ahy on the fabric, TETRAULT & SONS, INC. lution to re­ k-J however.) This will seal the metal finish for strength, durabili- move the rust? ^ ■ parts and keep them from staining CUSTOM OOORS*WOODCOAE STORM OOORS*SEAMLE55 GUTTERS WINOOWS*PATIO COVERS A ENCL0SURES«RAILINGS ty a n d minimum LUCINDA juice, then pul the overalls out to the fabric in the future. maintenance. D EA R LUCIN DA : I^mon juice bleach in the sun. Rinse in sudsy POLLY 872-9187 SidewalkSaJe and sunlight are helpful forbleach- water, then launder as usual. This Rte. 140. Ellington, CT 06029 ing rust stains from white fabrics. will also work on colored fabrics. Automobile pioneer Henry Ford Three days only, Thursday, July 1 7, Friday, July Saturate the stains with lemon However, prolonged exposure to died in 1947. 18, Saturday, July 19. Ridiculous prices so low they're laughable! Items from both our men’s and Thoughts women’s departments. Can a Cash and hank cards only! Jesus said, "Blessed are the experienced the lesson that peace peacemakers." Certainly one of comes when there are peacemak­ A ll sales final. humankind's greatest needs is to ers. Peacemakers take risks of 9 live together rather than against reach to share of themselves, give teen-age girl one another. Not to live “ together” of themselves, and receive the is not to live. There are many extended hands of others. opportunities for us to be We can be peacemakers in our peacemakers. be a homes, churches, schools, com­ Even, sports can play an impor­ munities. and world. Whenever tant role. For example, there are and wherever there are people ® eQeimnis the Good Will Games. Even closer there also is the longing and need to to home, here in Manchester next newsboy? be at peace. week at this time the high school 2450 Main Street Glastonbury, C T 06033 soccer team will be hosting players God can tear down barriers that Store Hours: Thursday 10-9; Friday 10 6; Saturday 9:30 5:30 from Denmark. Last year MHS separate people, but peace cannot Let’s make that a "Newsperson” soccer players went there. Friend­ be complete without a human or "Newspaper Carrier". ships have begun that will last for response. "Blessed are the peace­ Sure, we’re looking tor girls as well as boys lifetimes. Doors of understanding makers, for they shall be called to deliver our paper, and make good . people have been opened. Greater children of God” (Mt. 5:9). Be money doing It. 9 sommuniiy rjewuM learnings of cultures and countries God’s children. Be peacemakers. What are the requirements? have been provided. Dr. Paul Kroll, A mature, responsible willingness to see the Job Much like "The Friendship through. Ability to handle money helps, too. You Force” iii which many Manchester Assistant Pastor should like people, be cheerful and friendly. And 6 citizens participate, there can be ^uth United Methodist Church be ready to “run your own show", create your SI own opportunities, and earn real cash. IT’S AMERICA! K - ^ ir. 1 r.T..T. ii^B If you’re that kind of girt — or know that kind of girl — we’d Ilka to know. Give our circulation Royal treatment given department a call and let’s talk about your future as a newsperson. It’s just one of the entertaining come back again.’Cause we’re NEW YORK (AP) - The desire personally involved or not is not treats you’ll see as you roam opening all summer long. for status has created a licensing the issue, according to the execu­ 647-9946 industry so profitable that many tive director of an industry associ­ the park. Along with music, Special Guests: Al Gentile’s magic and the Duke and famous designers would find it ation. "The customer knows the d ’ L Orchestra, Mon.-Wed., July hard to exist without it. designer doesn’t design everything ;ACARRIER.The big |ob you can handle. the King. Come let us 14-16. Motown Review, One famous designer reported that his name goes on.” he said. i: i; i: inTi'ii m r r i i:: iii entertain you. Then ^ _ _ ■ Thur.-Sun., July 17-20. that last year more than 90 percent “ It's a guidepost. an image.” j j i U j JB*'' of his income came from royalties I akeCompouncE on licenses. And few, if any. Although penguins cannot fly. Lake Avenue, Bristol, Connecticut designers actually design every the Adelie penguin uses its short iliFralJi "ri Take Ekit 31 off 1-84, then follow the signs. Park open daily from 10 to 10. For details call 582-6333. item sold under their names. wings to swim through the water at Lrskr As Maetner aee (hr flV |BBi SBI i i n i i r sr v b : L HERSHEY is a trademark used urtder license But whether the designer is speeds up to 25 mph. 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 17. 1986 MANCHESTKR HERALD. Thursday July 17. 1986 - IS Thursday TV Soap opera Emmy battle SPORTS 5;00PM IHBO] Dorothy in the Land of Oi Dorothy and Toto journey to Winkle Country where they encounter an evil toy flares today In New York tinker and his wicked toy soldiers. [T M C l MOVIE: 'The Sword of the Val­ ia n t' A young squire has one year to solve By Fred Rothenberg a riddle or forfeit his life Sean Connery. The Associated Press Legion notches one, Miles O'Keefe. Trevor Howard 1980. KNOTS LANDING Rated PG. NEW YORK - "Who's doing 5:30PM [ESPN] Tennis Msguine (R) what to whom?” — the burning [H BO ] MOVIE: Cannonball Run II' (CC) Peter Hollister (Hunt Block) question for soap opera fans — was This sequel features another collection of tells his mother not to worry replaced for a day by "Who won guest-star crazies in ail so n s of motorized about their plan to get rich, in w hat?” vehicles racing cross-country for cash. has five more to go Bun Reynolds, Oom DeLuise, Doug CBS's "Knots Landing,” to The 13th annual daytime Emmy McClure. 1984 Rated PG air THURSDAY, JULY 17. Awards was scheduled for today, 6:00PM CD ® ® ® ®) News with NBC, the No. 3 network in By Herald staff been battling it out at the top for (X) Three's Company CHECK USTINQS FOR EXACT TIME daytime, set to show the 90-minute base with catcher Kevin Lawrence ceremony live from the Waldorf Zone supremacy for years, traded QD Hart to Hart pegging wildly into left field. Roe Astoria Hotel beginning at 3 p.m. It was only one victory. single runs in the opening inning. dD Gimme a Break scored and Charter wound up at Once again, the soap opera That’s what Manchester Ameri­ Dan Petrella reached on a third base. GD Krtot's Landing competition pits last year's major i 1 can Legion coach Steve Armstrong fielder's choice for the Post 77 Bosom Buddies winners, CBS' "The Young and the cautioned after his Post 102 con­ group and losing pitcher Tim Cain Murray and Scaglia drew free @) Doctor Who Restless” and ABC's "All My tingent downed East Hartford. 3-1. reached on an error, Paul Cacca- passes and that was all for the (S ) Q u in cy 7 starting pitcher, Cain. McCarthy Children.” Last year, "The Young in the opening game of Round III in vale followed with an RBI single. greeted reliever Art Belval with an ®) Reporter 41 > teaching assislantship, he learns that his still imprisoned in Vietnam, accom panies e and the Restless” won three Zorie Eight action Wednesday That would be the last damage RBI single to left. @ MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour girlfriend is one of his students (R) In Senate investigation committee to Ho Ch awards, including oustanding night at M C C ’s Cougar Field. Stereo. Minh City. Chuck Norris. 1984. Rated R. off Manchester winning pitcher ®) Bewitched drama series, while "All My East Hartford. 1-1 in Round III. Tom Murray, a product of Glaston­ East Hartford did threaten in the [D IS] MOVIE: 'Running Brave' An 9:00PM QD MOVIE: Silence of the 1 2:00A M ® Dynasty Children” took home two, includ­ final inning. Caccavale and Ron Heart' (CC) A teenager's suicide tears his . V . won Round I. South Windsor won bury High School. "He (Murray) ‘ Am erican Indian strives to compete in the ® Merv Griffin Nese. the latter out of Cheney 1964 Olym pics as a runner Robby Ben­ family, apart Marietta Hartley, Howard ing one for best writing. Round II with an unblemished 6-0 pitched a fabulous game." Arm­ Hesseman, Chad Lowe 1984 (R) Star Trek , w -' ^ Tech, each singled. But Murray J son. Pat Mingle, Claudia Cron 1983 Rated QD This year, which covers the record. And Manchester. The strong said "It was the best PG CD (4D The Colbys (CC) Sable attempts QD Rocky and Friends broadcast period from March 1985 locals have either the second or pitched game I've seen alt year. He then whiffed pinch hitter Tim [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook to stop Miles as he goes ahead with his MOVIE: 'Swashbuckler' The co m ­ to March 1986, the competing third best record overall in the was just dominant.” Murray, who Raskauskas and induced Sean plans to prove Jeff's heritage, and Fran­ [M AX] M O V IE: 'D ays of H eaven' Three mander of a pirate ship lands on the island shows for best drama w ill be ABC's Barrett to line out to Scaglia at cesca's testimony on Jeffs behalf is de­ Zone. struck out seven and issued one teenage migrant farm workers cross paths of Jamaica to rescue an associate from top-rated "General Hospital," second base for the final out. famed by a surprise witness. (60 min ) (R) hanging. James Earl Jones, Robert Shaw, But if they don’t win Round III. walk, retired 15 in a row before with a wealthy wheat farmer. Brooke CBS' "." "The “ We’re getting great pitching Adams, Richard Gere. Linda Manz 1978 (22) (3D C h eers Norm. ,in line for a big pro­ Genevieve Bujold: 1976. the defending Zone Eight champs issuing a free pass to Cain in the Young and the Restless" and "All and playing pretty good defense," Rated PG motion, struggles with his conscience QD Barney Miller w ill be on the outside looking in. sixth inning when he overhears news that will guaran­ My Children.” Arm strong cited, "but we still [USA] USA Cartoon Express PELICULA; 'Los Amantes de Ve­ tee him the job but will rum bis competing QD Armstrong is very much aware of Manchester drew even in the have to hit some more," he added. rona' Carlos Estraeja. R. Dexter. . who plays Erica * 6:30PM ® M*A*s*H co-worker (R) In Stereo . that. "We have-six steps and this home first. GeorgeScaglia walked Manchester had three hits in its QD Comedy Break Kane in "A ll My Children,” will try “iS ii 0 Q D Benson (24) Heart of the Dragon (CC) China's at­ was step one," he cited. "We have and took second on a groundnut by game Tuesd^ against South tempts to encourage free enterprise with [CNN] Newsnight for the sixth time to win her first Hogan's Heroes to win each game, we think, and it Sean McCarthy. Scaglia look third Windsor for a total of seven in two the outside world are examined. (60 min ) [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Nikki Lauda Ex­ award in the best actress category. m ^ NBC Nightly News was nice to win but we stitt have on a w ild pitch and scored on Lari^y games. "But our pitchers have (4D Novela: Muchachita plains Formula One (R) Her competition is Elizabeth Hub­ QD Nightly Business Report five more to go." Stanford's two-out single. given up only six in those two (57) Explore (60 min ) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Night Patrol' (CC) W ild bard in CBS' "As the World QD ABC News Herald photo by Pinto The first of those five comes up M anchester put on the board games also." he reminded. [CNN] Larry King Live and crazy things happen when a rookie cop Turns,” Peggy McCay in NBC's QD Nottciero SIN moonlights as a standup comic. Linda Friday against Windsor Locks at what proved to be the winning runs [DIS] MOVIE: 'Greyfriar's Bobby' The Blair, Pat Paulsen, Pat Morita. Rated R "Days of Our Lives,” Southwest Park in Windsor Locks in the second inning. Jon Roe (61) Harper Valley true story of a faithful dog in Edinburgh Frank Marandino of Farr's swipes at .the Cycle at Fitzgerald Field. Marandino East Hartford 1(X) (XK) 0 1-3-1 in ABC's “” and at 6 p.m. walked and moved up on a wild Manchester 120 (XXI x 3-4-1 [CNN] Showbiz Today who watched over his master's grave 1 2:05A M ® Night Heat O'Brien's in­ softball during ‘A’ Central League action had one hit but it wasn't enough as vestigation of the theft of a $2 million sta­ last year's winner, Kim Zimmer, East Hartford and Manchester, pitch. Mike Charier was hit by a Coin, Belvol (2) and Law rence; [ESPN ] John Fox Outdoors (R) Donald Crisp, Laurence Naismith. Alex Murray and Chorter. Mackenzie 1961 tue team s him w ith a lost love. (70 min.) from CBS' "" Wednesday night against Manchester Cycle came away a 7-6 winner. long-time disputants who .have pilch. Roc then look off for third L WP- Murray, LP- Coin. 7:00PM ® C B S N e w s [ESPN] Golf: 1986 British Open From (R). "I'm delighted to have been ® G o o d w ill G am es (3 hrs ) Turnberry, Scotland (2 hrs . 30 min.) (R) QZ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour nominated that many times, but I ® ABC News [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mad Max; Beyond 12:30AM> ® Goodwill Games (60 would like to win,” Lucci said ® (P $100,000 Pyramid Thunderdome' (CC) In an apocalyptic so­ min.) recently. "I don't know why I Game of the week ciety, a loner battles the ruthless queen of ClD Uncle Floyd AP photo QD Jeffersons an evil city. Mel Gibson. Tina Turner, Bruce haven't won before. It can't be the QD F u g itive Spence 1985 Rated PG-13 ( ^ Late Night with David Letterman storylines. I've always had wond­ Tonight's guests are Grace Jones and Daytime television stars gather Weejnesday at a party ‘Oil Can’ in more trouble, (S) (g) M*A*S*H [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'I K n o w W h y th e C age d erful storylines with a lot of Todd Rundgren. (60 min.) In Stereo. (§) W heel of Fortune Bird Sings' A bright, sensitive girl finds range.” given by NBC in advance of today’s Emmys. Jeff Meek poetry and pain as she grows up in the QD More Real People (O) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Nominated for outstanding lead South during the Depression years. Dia- QD Gene Scott and Matt Ashford of "Search for Tomorrow," from left, ®) Newlywed Game actor in a drama series are: David Cycle gets in gear, hann Carroll, Ruby Dee, Esther Rolle 1979 [E S P N ] Australian Rules Football '86 are standing, while Peggy McKay of “Days of Our Lives," QD Novela: El Engano (60 min ) (60 min.) Canary of "All My Children,” is suspended indefinitely Bryce Scott, "As the World Jane Krakowski of “Search for Tomorrow” and Robin QZ) Nightly Business Report 9:30PM (18) CNN Headline News [U S A ] Edge of Night Turns," Larry Bryggman, "As the Wright of “Santa Barbara" are seated. QD Matt Houston 0?) (3b) Night Court A surprise birthday ® Headline Chasers party for Dan at Harry's apartment couliJ 1:00AM World Turns," Robert S. Woods, BOSTON (AP) — Suspended police in the Boston suburb of [CNN] M o n eylin e jeopardize Harry's chances of being ap­ ® Joe Franklin Show "One Life to Live," Nicolas Coster, Boston Red Sox pitcher Dennis Chelsea have filed a complaint [ESPN ] SportsCenter proved as Leon's foster father. (R) In QD Comedy Break wins third in a row "Oil Can” Boyd threatened to of assault and battery on a NBC's "Santa Barbara" and Terry against the top-rated game show, night is the top-rated syndication Stereo [TM C] MOVIE: 'Baby... Secret of the QD CNN Headline News Lester, "The Young and the CBS' “The Price Is Right." ABC's series ever. shoot when Chelsea police police officer and disorderly Lost Legend' A sportswriter and his (4D SIN Presenta; Estamos Unidos stopped him to search his car conduct, and he complains the scientist wife race her mentor to protect a [CNN] Crossfire R estless." “Family Feud," the syndicated For the 1985-86 season, ABC is By Len Auster for narcotics, says a detective, prehistoric creature in remote Africa W il­ 10:00PM C D N e w s [D IS] Scheme of Things "T he $25,000 P y ra m id ," last “Jeopardy" and NBC's “ Wheel of the top-rated network in daytime. Sports Editor police twisted his money arm. liam Kait. Sean Young, Patrick McGoohan. C D (40) 2 0 /2 0 (CC) (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE: Pale Rider' (CC) A n en­ year's award-winner for best Fortune." The syndicated version CBS is a close second and NBC a “ He kept insisting he had a "I just want to pilch, man.” 1985 Rated PG In Stereo gun and he was going to shoot (TD Independent Network News igmatic gunman comes to the rescue of a game show, will try to repeat of “ Wheel of Fortune" that is on at distant third. A year ago Manchester Cycle Boyd said Wednesday. "I can’t [USA] Dance Party USA western mining town being threatened by somebody," Detective Sgt. pitch.” (18) The Untouchables was king of the hill as it captured an evil land owner. Clint Eastwood, Mi­ Jack Phillips said of his encoun­ General Manager Lou Gor­ 7:3QPM CD p m M ag azine (2D H arry O chael Moriarty, Carrie Snodgress. 1985. the Town ‘B’ Slo-Pitch Softball ter the previous evening with man said Boyd would remain (T) Wheel of Fortune (ZD Qb) H ill S tre e t B lu es Furillo supports a Rated R. In Stereo. Tournament championship, finish­ I'-W the pitcher in an interview suspended until "certain issues (T) Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime’ rookie cop accused of placing a w eapon in [U S A ] Edge of Night ing with an unblemished 19-0 a dead suspect's hand and Hill and Renko Center offers unborn hope broadcast Wednesday over Bos­ are clarified to the satisfaction QD Independent Network News m o v i e : Dark Placet' A mark. For its reward. Cycle was are assigned to the morgue detail. (60 1 :1 BAM CD ton television station W NEV. He of the Red Sox organization. (jp) Barney Miller ' min ) (R) former mental patient inherits a haunted elevated to ‘A ’ Division status. •k said a search uncovered no gun “Once we gel certain issues QD Jeopardy mansion. Randy Hardy, Joan Collins, Chis- Continued from page 11 sorrow for them. They did not A hot line is o ffered fo r clie n ts While Cycle was spinning its (24J Mystery!: Shades of Darkness (CC) topher Lee. 1973. or drugs. clarified, certainly, he’ll rejoin (@ New Newlywed Game A writer staying at a fam ily's farmhouse is know their alternatives. They who a re troubled. A n d m a le wheels earlier in the year, the [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Silent said, the 46th such sem inar he "At this point, we did just an the team ." Price Is Right shocked to see the ghost of the family's 1:25AM w ere not counseled. T hey w ere counselors w ill work with the Cyclemen have been finding the QD Rage' A homicidal madman terrorizes a immediate search of the area.” The Red Sox had suspended dead daughter (60 min ) (R). has done. sim ply frightened,” he said. men who accompany the right gears of late, including QZ) Soapb ox Texas town. Chuck Norris, Toni Kalem, said Phillips. "We. didq'l locate Boyd without pay for three (38) Odd Couple “ I do th is because I am so Wednesday night's nail-biting 7-6 [CNN] C ro ssfire Ron Silver. 1982. Rated R. mothers, “ Hopefully, they’ll any gun. 'That was kind of our games on Friday, one day after (57) W ar and Peace co nvin ced that abortion is the win over a stubborn Farr’s con­ [ESPN] Speedweek 1 :30AM ® Comedy Tonight THAT’S W HERE centers such encourage the babies’ fathers to concern, especially when he he angrily left the clubhouse [CNN] CNN Evening News tingent in 'A' Central League play * [HBO] MOVIE: Meatballs Part II' (CC) QD Independent Network News destruction of the unborn child, as N ew L if e com e in. “ W e're ta ke an a ctiv e ro le in the turned his bark and reached after being left off the All Star In this sequel. Camp Sasquatch is pitted in [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Missing In Action II: which tears apart not only the at Fitzgerald Field in the Herald's The Beginning' (CC) A POW escapes his [CN N ] Newsnight Update here to try to m a ke a w o m an 's d ecisio n s about the c h ild ’s fate. into his pockets. team. The righthander was a boxing match against another nearby child, but also the woman who Game of the Week. camp. Archie Hahn, John Mcngatti, Ri­ Viet Cong captors and wages war against [ESPN] Down the Stretch (R). p re g n a n cy less frig h te n in g ,” ... Both a re in vo lve d in the "Weapons is the first thing scheduled to pilch last Sunday. 7 It was C y cle ’s third win in chard Mulligan. 1983. Rated PG. an enemy that greatly outnumbers him. [HBO] MOVIE: St. Elmo's Fire' (CC) submits to that abortion," he said McAllister. ‘‘Any young gal situation,” M cAllister said. you look for. Dope is secondary. Gorman, referring to drugs, Chuck Norris 1985 Rated R. succession — the first real positive [USA] Radio 1990 Several college graduates discover the pit- said. We came up with nothing. added: where there's a first time streak its had this year — but m ore f ’Oil Can’ Boyd of the Red 10:30PM (B News falls of life while trying to find their place in "He just became crazy. He “ There’s nothing to indicate 8:00PM ® C razy Like a Fox W hen the the world. Rob Lowe. Judd Nelson, Ally R a n k in does not w elcom e pregnancy has fears of all of the B E C A U S E O F H E R fa m ilia r ­ importantly put the 6-6 Wheelmen Major League Baseball: Boston at kept screaming that he didn’t Sox, suspended earlier for that’s the problem righCnow." cousin of Harrison's secretary is found Sheedy. 1985. Rated R. back those who choose unknowns involved in parent­ ity w ith the tow n’s s o c ia l-se rv ic e in sole possession of fourth place in murdered. Harry becomes involved in a S e a ttle (2 hrs., 30 min.) have any dope." some clubhouse antics, has Gorm an said he didn’t know If [U S A ] That Girl abortions. the league. “Thai's the first time smuggling plot. (60 min.) (R) (4D Novela: Amo y Senor hood.” network, M cAllister is able to Boyd, who walked out on the Boyd would be paid during his 2:00AM ClD s ta r se a rch (60 min.) " I f a w om an chooses to have we’ve been in fourth place alone.” been suspended indefinitely ® QD Ripley's Believe It or Not! (CC) [DIS] Animals in Action find agencies which offer what team last week when he was continued suspension but con­ Learn the legend of the Aztec god Quetzal- ® MOVIE: Corvette K-225' Canadian The clie n ts have ranged in age said Cycle coach Steve Pilver. by General Manager Lou [USA] Gangster Chronicles an abortion, even after hearing her clients require: financial aid denied an All Star game slot, ceded that the Mississippi-born coatl and w itness the use of a new artificial commander leads ^a corvette in exciting our counseling, then that is the fro m 14 to 26. C o unselors on And Cycle may not be done yet. Gorman. hand for the handicapped (60 min.) (R). 11:00PM Ci) (D & (5p) Sp) N e w s and perilous war-time convoy service. or counseling, housing, help for could not be reached at his home pitcher was unhappy with the end of our relationship with her. sta nd b y in clu d e a g ir l w ho's not The top three teams in each of the m N e w s CD M-A-S-H Randolph Scott, Ella Raines, James Brown. those w ho w ish to retu rn to telephone or through the Red police. 1943. W e m ust say, ‘ We a re h ere to yet 15, and many women ‘A ’ Central. East and West leagues QD MOVIE: 'Incredible Shrinking f9 ) H angin' In school, adoption services, or Sox office for comment on the with h im ." "He feels he's being perse­ QD Emergency betw een the ages of 25 and 55. automatically qualify for the ‘A ’ sergeant's allegations. cuted by them.” said the Woman' A housewife, subjected to the QD Odd Couple help you choose life. We are here c h ild care. sa' Phillips told The Herald that Town Tournament. The fourth and chemicals in aerosol sprays, finds herself [E S P N ] M azda SportsLook (R). to h elp you w o rk out yo u r Boyd'was driving home Tues­ he and his partner. Sgt. Kenneth general manager. QD A ven g ers M cAllister has counseled fifth place teams playoff for the shrinking fast. Lily Tomlin, Charles Grodin, [USA] T N T (60 min.) (R). day night to watch the All-Star MacDonald, tailed Bo.vd's Mer­ “I don’t know.” Boyd said Ned Beatty. 1980. (ZD Wild. Wild West possibilities. We are not here to p arents w hose daug h ters a re But she w ill not refer clients to fourth and final position before the 2:30AM [CN N ] sports Latenight gam e on television when he was cedes Benz in'their unmarked when asked if his treatment has QD Name of the Game (ZD D o ctor W ho su ppo rt you w h ile you take a tournament begins the week of pregnant. “ They can sometimes an abortion clinic, or suggest slopped by police tipped he c a r after spotting the pitcher in been fair as he darted out the [ESPN] SportsCenter life .’ ” QD MOVIE: 'Strange Invaders' Outer- (4D 2 4 Horas see their way through to being that they v is it P la n n e d August 11. And just ahead of Cycle might have drugs in his car. what they called a known drug back door of the Red Sox space creatures, winding up their 25-year 2:35AM ® CBS News Nightwatch QZ) S C T V N etw o rk He has, however, counseled supportive of the young Parenthood. “ That they’ll have is Harpo’s at 6-5 with a game "If was more an inquiry than area in Chelsea. clubhouse Wednesday. "Thai’s study of Earth, are delayed by a man Joined in Progress tonight still to be played. "And we searching for his ex-wife. Paul LcMat, QD G o o d w ill G am es Tape delayed cover­ many women after they have woman,” she said. “ But to do on th e ir o w n,” she said anything else.” Phillips fold As a result. Boyd. 25. has been Boston." age of men's team handball and boxing 3:00AM dD m o v ie : The Shuttered play them the last game of the Nancy Allen, Louise Fletcher 1982. had abortions. "I have only sometimes they cannot." q u ietly. Herald photo by Pinto The Boston Herald in an inter­ suspended indefinitely by the Gorman said Boyd com­ (60 min.) Room' A young couple arrive on an island season.” Pilver reminded. B&G ® (39) The Cosby Show (CC| After to inhabit the old millhouse she inherited view published today. "I didn’t American League East leaders plained that police had twisted Claire's sister announces her engagement, [CNN] Moneyline Lounge and Jones Landscaping- which is under a curse. Gig Young. Carol Steve Pilver of Manchester Cycle hits home plate as he anticipate this kind of problem that need his 11-6 record, the his right arm her father refuses to sing in the wedding [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Lynley, Oliver Reed. 1967. /Zems. lost earlier in the week and scores the first run in a six-run first inning against Farr’s. unless Claire joins him. (R) In Stereo. [HBO ] Tina Turner; Private Dancer Tina QD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous each is now at 5-7. Pilver and'his Cycle teammates (jid all their scoring inthe QD All Creatures Great and Small Turner performs some of her greatest (60 min.) Pilver. who noted the impor­ rock, pop and soul hits of her career with a (M) MOVIE: 'Dragnet' When a syndicate [CN N ] News Overnight ' Court decision has ‘iittie effect’ tance of the game before the first two innings. man is killed for holding back money from special appearance by David Bowie (60 his associates. Sergeant Friday goes in to min.) [ESPN] Bowling: PBA Austin Open opening pitch, repeated it after­ From Texas. (2 hrs.) (R). crack the case. Jack Webb. Richard [TMC] MOVIE: 'Mad Max: Beyond On July 9, the Supreme Court affirmed a "Most women have no idea that there are wards. “ No question this was a big the top of the second before triple and he thundered home as Mets are in the driver^s seat Boone' Ben Alexander 1953. Thunderdome' (CC) In an apocalyptic so­ [TM C ] MOVIE: Baby... Secret of the woman’s constitutional right to have an abortion. alternatives, people who will pay for medical victory,” he said with several Cusovitch with his second RBI right center fielder Bill Maloney QD N ovela: De Pura Sangre (60 min.) ciety. a-loner battles the ruthless queen of Lost Legend' A sportswriter and his teammates chiming in. By Brian Trusdell an evil city Mel Gibson, Tina Turner, Bruce scientist wife race her mentor to protect a Proponents of abortion praised the high court’s care, find homes for the mother and the baby, get single made it 7-1 in the bottom of corraled Ken Roback’s bid fora hit The rest of the NL East is just a game against Seattle, had three QDG.I. Diary Spence. 1985 Rated PG-13. In Stereo. prehistoric creature in remote Africa. W il­ decision. And opponents of abortion, oddly maternity clothes, and baby equipment after the The victory didn’t come easy — the inning. F a rr’s was held off the with a nice running stab, holding it The Associated Press memory, as the Philadelphia Phil­ perfect innings in the All-Star QD G o o d w ill G am es Tape delayed cover­ liam Katt, Sean Young, Patrick McGoohan. enough, did not consider it much of a setback. as it looked at first — against lies are one game under .500 and 11 :30PM ® Mission: Impossible child is bom.” said Frank Plati. director of a scoreboard with a well-turned to a sacrifice fly. An Ed McKee Game to kick off the second half. age of men's boxing and basketball; and 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. “Even if they’d gone the other way, the statewide group called the Defenders of the Farr’s, which dips to 3-9 with the Cycle double play short circuiting In 1973. the New York Mels had 4>/i behind Montreal. Chicago, SI. "Pitching, just one word, pitch­ w om en's gym nastics (3 hrs.) (® (40) ABC News Nightline single and walk to Dave Ostuni [USA] M O VIE: 'Waterhole No. 3 ' A Supreme Court (lecision actually would not have Unborn. “If the (Supreme Court) decision had loss. Cycle singled Fa rr’s to death any possible threat in the third, kept it going before Steve P ilv e r at to believe. Now all they have to do Ivouis and Pittsburgh are all ing. that’s the reason we’re in first [CNN] Prime News ® Bizarre > carefree gambler soon finds himself in hot in the opening inning with six is hold on to a sizable first-place playing leapfrog in the cellar. 2.5 pursuit when he discovers a map showing stopped abortions,” said Maryalyce Lee, execu­ gone the other way, this state’s pro-life centers Farr’s went down quietly in the shortstop engulfed Bernie Gude- place.” Boston Manager John [D IS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: ClD The Honeymooners tive director of Connecticut Right to Life. "It was would be packed." consecutive one-base hits, includ­ lead. games out or more. Rang er o f B ro w n sto n e A bunch of fun- the location of buried gold. James Coburn, fourth, and tallied an unearned run han’s shot up the middle and McNamara said. "We’ve had (^ QO) Tonight Show Guest host Garry Carroll O'Connor. Bruce Dern. 1967. merely a a regulation order that the court struck ing RBI safeties from Sam Cuso- The second half of the baseball While m anagers in the E ast plan ' loving bears drive Donald Duck and park Shandling welcomes Marsha Mason and Probably the most outspoken and radical of the in the fifth. stepped on second for the final out. outstanding consistency, not only ranger J. Audobon Woodlore crazy. (60 Anthony Perkins. (60 min.) In Stereo. dow n.” groups within the state’s anti-abortion coalition, vitch. Rich Costello and Paul Then the fireworks began in the season starts Thursday with the for 1987. management in the NL from our starters but also from the 9 3:1 0 AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Chnstlna' A Rob P ilv e r was a perfect 3-for-3 min.) Doctor Who woman offers an out-of-work aircraft But had the court's decision gone the other way, the Defenders specialize in approaching women Solomonson. Steve Pilver led off sixth with Farr’s doing some the while Cusovitch and Costello each Mets leading Montreal by 13 West has more immediate bullpen." [ESPN ] Auto Racing '86; Formula One signer $ 25 ,00 0 to marry her. Barbara Par­ the effect on centers such as New Life could have as they enter abortion clinics. the inning reaching on an error and damage after a two-out miscue. slapped two hits apiece to pace games in the National League’s concerns. QZ) N e w s kins, Peter Haskell. James McEachin. The Yankees (seven games Grand Prix From Paul Ricard, France. (60 been enormous. The Pennsylvania statute that What follows is called "sidewalk counseling” Gary Bergenty followed with his Frank Marandino followed with a East Division, the NL West in a "fve told them about the 1914 min.) (R) [CNN] Sports Tonight 1974 C ycle ’s 14-hit attack. Glenn Chete­ back), and the rest of the A L East, was struck down would have required physicians by those who oppose abortion. "But the single. Cusovitch then began the single. Paul Ostuni singled home lat and McKee each ripped two hits scramble, the Boston Red Sox Miracle Braves, what they ac­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'M y Favorite Brunette' A m o v ie have been chasirig the Red Sox [M AX] MOVIE: 'Code of Silence' (CC) 3:25AM [HBO] : Glds of the and abortion clinics to inform women of the run-producing blows. one run and Bob Roy doubled in trying to hold off the four teams in complished.” said Manager A Chicago vice cop must battle the m ob as photographer helps a wom an who is being White Orchid' A group of womdn, hoping pro-abortion groups see it as harassment,” said for F a r r ’s. since May 11. With Wade Boggs pursued by villains. Bob Hope, Dorothy La- potential for risk during abortions, and the Lee. Stan Alexander drove in the another two. Glenn Chetelat beat the American League East, and a Tommy Lasorda. whose Dodgers well as his own department's corruption. to become movie stars, sign up for acting Pilver said he didn’t think there hitting .565 and Tom Seaver joining . Chuck Norris. Henry Silva 1985. Rated R. • mour, Peter Lorre 1947 assignments in the Far East, only to be options available through centers such as the one fourth marker with an infield out an infield hit before C ycle third veteran California team clinging are expecting power hitlers Pedro is much of a difference between the the Red Sox staff. Boston appears [USA] MOVIE: 'Chanel Solitaire' Coco [ESPN ] SportsCenter forced into prostitution. Ann Jillian, Tom . in Manchester. Nancy Pappas groundout and Mike Boscarino’s baseman Rick Costello flagged 'B' Division and ‘A’ Division, to a slim lead in the A L West. Guerrero. Franklin Stubbs and Bill Byrd, Jennifer Jason-Leigh. 1983. headed for its first divisional Chanel's struggle for success in the high [USA] Alfred Hitchcock two-run triple that kicked up chalk down Joe Chetelat’s rocket launch except for one. "On any night, any The only thing the Mets. whose Madlock to return from the dis­ fashion world is chronicled Marie-France last post-season appearance was in champion.ship since 1975. 11:35PM (X) Entertainment Tonight 4-: 00AM ® Joe Franklin Show down the left field line made if a for the third out. / team can beat another team.” he abled list soon. Pisier, Rutger Hauer, Timothy Dalton. 1973. have to guard against is a In the A L West. California, 1981. ET talks to John Forsythe about his up­ 4:45AM dD Get smart six-run inning and a 6:o Cycle lead, “You score five, six nms and cited, "In ‘B’ (leagues) . you have "I’ve told them that in 1983 we coming TV movie, "Man of Fire". In late-season collapse sim ilar to the gained 10 games in 11 days against which is holding a l ‘(^-game lead [M A X ] MOVIE: Torchlight' A couple's “ You get a big inning and you get then it seems you go to sleep.” one or two good teams. Here every 8:30PM ® Major League Baseball: Stereo. the edge,” Pilver, arid his team­ 1964 P h illies, who blew a 6>A-game the Braves.” Lasorda said. “ It's over youthful Texas, is eagerly Houston at New York Mets (2 hrs , 30 marriage is threatened by the husband's P ilv e r observed. team is of the same caliber." 11:40PM [MAX] MOVIE: Missing in addiction to cocaine. Pamela Sue Martin. Comediennes start series lead and the pennant to St. Louis in been done before and it could be awaiting a chance to extend tliat min.) mates, said. “ It seems whoever Farr’s made it quite interesting Manchester Cycle is hoping to Action' An American Army colonel, strug Steve Railsback, Ian McSiiane. 1984. the last two weeks of the season. advantage in the second half. QD Family Ties After Alex lands a scores first usually wins.” in the final inning. Ron Roy. who leave some wheel marks in 'A' done again. It’s a matter of" how gling to convince the w orld that M IA 's arc Rated R. By Jerry Buck The show is “ Designing “There’ll be a lot of Southern Farr’s answered with a run in was a perfect 3-for-3. had a one-out ball. "When the season started, I bad they want to do it.” Recently activated pitchers The Associated Press Women,” which advertising agen­ comment.” said Miss Bloodworth. figured we would have to be about “Flip a coin and pick us” said Donnie Moore and John Candela­ cies consider one of the hottest It’s her second Southern-oriented eight to 12 games over ,500 by the Manager Chuck Tanner of the ria are supplying a renewed BURBANK, Calif. - Writer- prospects for the fall season. show. The first was "Filthy Rich,” break, and we’ve done that." said Atlanta Braves, in fourth place, six confidence to the Angels. 6 Cinema producer LinA games down to Short c irc u it (PG ) 7:30, 9:30. (G) 1:05, 3:10. — About Lost He admitted having slowed down bined record of 41-/ within 7‘A. The World Series Sbawcoaa Clnamof — Big Trouble In Polterpelst II: The Other Side (PG-13) Nipht...(R) 1:05, 3:10, 7:05, 9:10. — women,” said Miss Bloodworth, Annie Potts is Mary Jo Shively, from Seattle but now sounds as Tour’s toughest single stage, over was the only rider to stay near him. Clemens doesn’t appear to be LIHIa Chino (PG-13) 1:15,4:15,9:45.— 2,3:45,5:30,7:30,9:35. Leeol Eagles (PG) 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15. — "and I’d worked with Dixie and shyly making her first venture though she grew up in the O zarks. three major mountain passes in Hinault's American team after the first two climbs, "but I "My job is to kfep them from slowing from his blistering 15-2 champion Kansas City Royals are Top Gun (PG ) 12:25, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:40. Bock to School (PG-13) 1:10,3:20,7:10, Delta on ‘Filthy Rich.’ We’ve had a back into the business world since Miss Burke is from Florida, Miss the Pyrenees, ending at the top of a members, Lemond and Andrew knew Greg and Andy were there resting on theimaurels.” Mets fir.st-half pace. eight games under ..500. but have — Running Scorad (R> 12:30, 2:45, 5, MANSFIELD 9:20. — Club Parodlsa (P(3-13) 1:10, behind me so I hri'dn’t a w o rry in been known to make second-half 7:30, 10:05. — Logoi Eagles (PG) 1, 4, Tronslux Callage Twin — Brazil (R) 3:15, 7:10, 9:15. — Ruthless People (R) secret plot since then to work putting her ex-husband through Carter from Tennessee. Miss Potts, fourth m a jo r clim b. Hampsten. took over the task of pitching coach (jlel Stottlemyre Clemens, who started the year 7:10. 9:40. — Farris Bueller's Day Ott 7,9:20. 1:10, 3:20, 7:ip, 9:20. together again.” medical school. from Kentucky. Hinault kept the overall lead by controlling the race, holding off the world.” said. 14-0 -with a record 20-strikeout rallies. 1 > 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD ThursdiiV July i7 I9BH

V NFL camp roundup MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 17. 1986 — 17 Nationals At Goodwin Games Filled ‘Refrigerator loses out on $6,000 eliminated Richards is reinstated WINDSOR — Some strong pitch­ Bv Dick Brinster misses camp, that will delay his at the top offensive lineman in last somebody’s not there.” Noll said. ing, hitting and fielding was a The Associated Press progress.” year’s draft. and the compensation “ We’re going to find out who wants combination too much to overcome By The Associated Press said. Wednesday by defeating coun­ The Chiefs and first-round draft he received, we’d want .something to play and who wants to negotiate. as the Manchester National Little Caroline Kuhiman of the Univer­ trywoman Beverly Bowes 6-4, 7-5 William "The Refrigerator” pick Jozwiak are far apart in commensurate with that.” If they want to negotiate more than League All-Stars became the first MOSCOW — A boxing jury ruled sity of Southern California became for the women’s singles tennis Perry went home for a week, ale contract negotiations, and chances The Falcons signed Fralic to a they want to play. well, that’s good local victim in the District Eight today that American fighter Har­ the only American gold medalist title. his way up to 325 pounds and are slim that he will be in camp four-year. $2.4 million contract, to know. too. We can’t waste any double elimination tournament vey Richards, disqualified from managed to lose $6,000 in the today when the team holds its first according to Atlanta sources. time over them.” Wednesday as they were elimi­ the Goodwill Games by a Soviet process. practice. Sources close to Dombrowski The Steelers reportedly have not nated by the Windsor Internation­ referee, should be reinstated. But Coach Mike Ditka. in an­ Jozwiak’s agent Art Wilkinson said he was seeking about 10 budged in their four-year. $1.15 als. 12-2. In making the decision, the jury nouncing Wednesday that Perry called the team’s offer of less than percent more than Fralic. or about million offer to the former Temple Windsor pitcher Kevin Felgate looked at official tapes of the bout had failed to report to the Bears’ $1.2 million over four years " $2.64 million. University offensive guard, the shut down the Manchester conting­ and films provided by the Turner Platleville. Wis. training camp at unresponsible and even immoral.” Florida fullback John L. Willi­ ninth player chosen in the draft. ent throughout the evening. Wind­ Broadcasting System, sponsor of the .300-pound limit, seemed more 'Tve made a reputation of ams. Seattle’s 1986 first-round Rienstra’s agent. Peter Johnson, is sor broke it open after an inten­ the Games. concerned about the chickens of having guys in camp on opening draft choice, remained unsigned. said to be asking for a $1,625 tional walk was issued by losing “ The tapes showed he (Madsen) South Carolina than the flab of his day.” Wilkinson sais. "It looks like But the Seahawks brushed aside a million deal similar to one given hurler Mike Marsh to Deson was fouled, but that’s not a factor celebrated defensive tackle. that string is broken. threat by the rookie’s agent to hold 1985’s ninth pick. Philadelphia Freeman in the fourth inning. now.” Duffy said. “ The jury "He worked out religiously until ’ ’They can play a guy that is a him out for the entire season. Eagles lineman Kevin Allen. Eight Windsor runs followed and it decided the action of the referee a week ago and then he went bonafide man-mountain, and Everett Glenn. Williams’ agent, The Cleveland Browns signed was all but over for the Manchester was premature.” home." Ditka said. "T h a i’s usu­ they’re asking him to take less has said he might advise his client free-agent safety Darrol Ray. who Nationals. After the disqualification, the ally a catastrophe. The chicken than half of the Casillas deal.” to sit out the 1986 season and then population of South Carolina goes was a five-year starter for the New Felgate and Freeman were the American team filed a five-part Oklahoma nose tackle Tony re-apply for nextyear’sNFLdraft. down measurably” York Jets before injuring his stars for Windsor. Felgate scat­ protest to the lABA. claiming that Casillas signed this week with the The Seahawks want Williams to be The binge cost Perry 16.000 in shoulder during the exhibition tered two hits. the rules were not properly applied Atlanta Falcons for a reported their starting fullback this season. incentive money and left him season last year and was later cut. The Nationals lost their first and that both fighters were ready J $2.3.5 million. Both Casillas and The Seahawks reportedly have panting as the the defending San Francisco signed its second game of the tournament to the to continue, said Omar Greene, the Jozwiak were consensus All- offered Williams a five-year con­ cham­ draft choice'. Nebraska fullback Manchester International stars! other manager of the U.S. team. America players taken in the first tract for $1.62 million, including a Tom Rathman. Rathman. is a In another District Eight affair, Meanwhile, the Soviet Union pions practiced for 90 minutes in round. $500,000 signing bonus. 90-degree heal third-round pick whose four-year the Manchester Americans were increased its lead in the gold The New Orleans Saints are Seahawks President Mike contract is worth a reported soundly routed by Ellington, 19-3. medals race, winning five of six "H e got kind of tired during having a similar problem with McCormack said money was the practice and he was dragging $800,000. in Ellington. Jason Marston had golds awarded Wednesday and their No. 1 draft pick. Jim main stumbling block between the The 49ers won’t have the servi­ two hits and Dave Gilbert lashed a increasing its total to 71 golds and toward the end ” Bears’ defensive Dombrowski of Virginia. Seahawks and Williams, the 15th coordinator Vince,Tobin said. ces of wide receiver Renaldo double for the American stars, 160 medals overall. The United "It doesn’t appear he’ll report player picked in the draft who’ll play on the road in the The Bears also announced that Nehemiah. who opted for interna­ States collected one gold, for a unless some dramatic changes Seattle also announced the sign­ tional track. He was required to loser’s bracket on Friday. total of 35 and 105 medals overall. U defensive end Al Harris, who sat occur between now ' and then.” ing of veteran quarterback Paul The decision was made by a out all of last season, had signed a quit pro football to be reinstated as Dombowski’s agent Robert Ben­ McDonald, who was released last four-man competition jury, con­ three-year contract and would an amateur. nett said. "The Saints have pri­ month by the Cleveland Browns. sisting of U.S. team manager Pat report to camp today Offensive lineman Steve Wright. - vately and publicly stated they’re Running back William Andrews, Duffy and three Soviets, and The same cannot be said for a five-year veteran, has signed,': trying to roll back salaries to the who has missed two seasons with to Bradley still approved by Col. Don Hull of the most draft choices, even those who with the Indianapolis Colts. The 1983 level” a severe knee in.jury. was present United States, who is president of are being given starting .jobs. 6-foot-6. 270-pound Wright. Bennett said Dombrowski won’t when the Falcons opened their former Dallas Cowboy, played" the International Amateur Boxing One of them. 300-pound offensive hungry golfer sign unless he receives a better camp in Suwanee. Ga Among the with the Oakland Invaders of the Association. The jury ruled that tackle Brian Jozwiak from West deal than the one given Atlanta’s missing, however, was Casillas. United States Football League last the fight was a no-decision. L Virginia, may lose his if he doesn’t Bill Fralic in 1985. Dombrowski He was expected to report Friday year. DANVERS. Mass. (A P ) - Pat The unanimous decision to rein­ AP photo come to terms soon with the and Fralic. both tackles, were the Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Linebacker Charlie Baker, a Bradley, the only $2 million winner state Richards meant that the light Kansas City Chiefs. AP photo first offensive linemen taken in Chuck Noll says he isn’t concerned seven-year veteran, has agreed to in LPGA history, says she’s still heavyweight from Springfield, III., Chicago coach Mike Ditka gives some advice to "To start as an offensive line­ their drafts. Dombrowski was the that first-round draft choice John terms with the St. Louis Cardinals. hungry on the women’s pro golf Fuzzy Zoeller of the United States watches his putt roii would fight in a semifinal bout man as a rookie is the most second-year pro William The Refrigerator’ Perry as sixth pick Fralic was the second Rienstra may not report to train­ Philadelphia Eagles owner Nor­ tour. on the first hole at the British Open at Turnberry, tonight against Andrei Karavaev difficult place in pro football, other teammate Henry Waechter listens in during the first day pick in 1985. ing camp Friday because "w e ’re man Braman has reached an “ Goals keep you going, and I of the Soviet Union. than quarterback” said offensive Scotland. Zoeller was 6-over par after 13 holes. "W e’re maintaining the salaries going to go with the people we have agreement to buy out co-owner Ed have goals I haven’t reached, so It also assured him of earning at of training camp for the Bears. An overweight Perry line coach Carl Mauck "H e has should increa.se at a modest rate of there” Liebowitz. making Braman the I ’m working very hard to attain least a bronze medal in the boxing missed out on a $6,000 incentive bonus. enough ability to do it. But if he increase. ” Bennett said. "Looking " I ’m not going to lose any sleep if sole owner, the team announced. them.” Bradley said Wednesday tournament. All losing semifinal­ after a final tuheup round for the British Open course ists receive bronzes. $275,000 Boston Five golf tourna­ “ This is the first time I can recall ment which was to get under way in many, many years that anything today. has been overturned.” Duffy said. Bradley’s immediate goal was to is humiiiating goiters “ This is about the only time that win for the first time on her annual something has been overturned in SCOREBOARD hometown visit. Her family in TURNBERRY,Scotland (AP) - Masters, were next among the a major competition.” nearby Westford rings a cowbell Extremely difficult weather-biting early finishers at three over par 73. Meanwhile, the powerful Soviet each time Bradley wins. cold and strong, blustery winds— They, too, had their problems. Union advanced seven fighters win, lose & DREW Eastern League standings Major League leaders The bell has been rung 19 times battered early starters today in the Masters, for example, made four into the finals. Softball Soccer in Bradley’s 12 years on the tour, first rouind of the 115th British putts in the 10-12 foot range for The Soviets had a boxer in each w Pet. GB but never after any of the Boston Open Golf Championship. bogeys. of today’s eight early semifinals Reading (Phillies) X 39 Bosedon2lOalBats. GoireN OUT Cf .562 _ AMERICAN LEAGUE Five tournaments begun at Fern- Vermont (Reds) 47 X .553 1 “ Humiliating,” said Australian Bob Tway, a three-time winner and lost only one bout, the last one. HHHD,BUCtollS0FTWL Pittsfield (Cubs) G AB R H croft Country Club in 1980. Her best ?uRe-.T\)(!N 48 40 .545 V/t Bows Bsn 80 300 56 109 Greg Norman. on the American tour, and Norman when middleweight Parker White TONIGHT'S GAMES Pee Wees LefTAT Albany (Yanliees) 43 46 .483 7 Mattingly NY 89 381 61 IX finish has been a tie for third three “ There are a lot of the best were next among early finishers at of Richmond. Calif., outpointed CBT vs Tierney’s, 6 — FItzoerald New Britan (Rd Sx) 4) 45 .477 7Vj THiRP. Puckett Min 88 382 65 129 years ago. players in the world being humil­ 74. Andrei Akulov 5-0. H arpo's vs. Lafhrop. 7:30 — BOYS AT ILLING: Mustangs 3 (Matt 9llRFI?i5»WSrili , Glens Falls (Tigers) 40 46 .465 8Vz Easier NY 81 295 X 99 AP photo Fitzgerald Howroyd, Mike Bergenty. Elliot Ler- Nashua (Pirates) 40 47 .460 9 Rice Bsn 87 350 56 117 “ It’s a nice feeling coming home iated out there,” Norman said American PGA Tour Commis­ “ I felt I had to work a lot harder Dean vs. Cox, 6 — Robertson man). Dolphines 0. Waterburv (IndIns) 41 49 .456 9Vi Yount Mil and being with my family and after he’d struggled to a 4-over-par sioner Deane Beman, 48, making a because of some of the bad J.C. Penney vs. Gentle Touch, 7:30 — Meteors 3 (Scott RIckord 2, A.J. Wednesday's Gomes 73 273 45 90 Left-hander Bruce Hurst tests his arm during workout Robertson ------— Fletcher Tex 79 267 48 85 friends.” the 36-year-old former 74 on Tumberry’s wind-savaged comeback as a competitor after 12 decisions my teammates had Robenhymer), Ponthers 0. T Albany 10, dens Falls4 Baines Chi 84 332 50 105 Wednesday at Fenway Park. Hurst threw for 40 minutes Nelson vs. Acodlo, 6 — Nike BOYS AT MCC: Carriers 3 (Mike Nashua 8, Woterbury 7, 13 Innings Bell Tor 88 351 59 111 New England amateur champion Ailsa course. . years as an administrator, birdied against them.” White said. " I felt MAK vs. JHC, 7:30— Nike Fleming 3), Timbers 1 (Tylung a New Brltaln4, Reodlng2 Fernndz Tor said. “ On the course, though, it’s that if I won every round big and for the first time since suffering a groin injury and said he 'O’ Team vs. Elks. 6 — Pogonl Chanthayone). Vermont 4, Pltt^eld3 90 373 54 118 “ A tough day,” said U.S. Open the last three holes for a 75. Lynn Bit 65 231 41 73 something that has to be blocked champion Ray Floyd after he’d , “ The conditions were probably impressively, they couldn’t deny was ready to get back into action. Allstate vs. Keith, 7:30 — Paganl Hornets 3 (Andy Fitting, Steye s'. Thursday's Games Nutmeg vs. A&N, 6 — Keeney Lamontagne, Richard Milne), Aztecs 2 Al bony atden s Falls out. I ’ll have to deal with it.” me. I was aware that anything Home Runs scored an 8 in a round of 78. as difficult as they can be on the Hungry Tiger ys. Sportsman, 6 — (Richie Prenetta 2). Woterbury at Nashua Although her hopes for a Charter Oak ReodlngotNew Britain Canseco, Oakland. 23; Barfield, To­ “ If you take in the rough, the first six holes. I feel good about the close, we wouldn’t win.” PI ttsfleld at Verm ont ronto, 21; LNParrIsh, Detroit, 21; women’s golf “grand slam” were narrow fairways, the tough course, way I played," Beman said. One close decision the Ameri­ Paellorulo, New York, 21; Hrbek, Minne­ Midgets Fridov's Games ended with a fifth-place tie last the weather, probably the hardest He was tied at 75 with David cans lost came in the light Charter Oak Albany at Woterbury sota, 20; Joyner, California, 21; Hurst tests arm, p ^ BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Fal­ Nashua at Glens Falls Klngman,Oakland, 20; Brunansky, Min­ week in the U.S. Women’s Open, conditions I ’ve played under.” Jones of Britain and Americans middleweight division, where Mi­ Lastroda Pizza defeated Postal Ex­ cons 9 (Seth Egan 3, Marc Barbato 2, % Pittsfield at Reading nesota, 18; GaettI, Minnesota, 18; Bradley said she was not disap­ Ian Stanley of Australia held the Fuzzy Zoeller and Dan Pohl. chael Moorer of Monessen. Pa,, press, 8-3, Wednesday at Fitzgerald Jeff Mainville, Keith Islleb, Will Presley, Seattle, 18. 7 Field Mike Jordan, Mark MIstretta Bronelll, Brian Potter), Academics 1 New BrItalnatVermont pointed and looked forward to the early lead at 72. Conditions began to improve was outpointed’ 3-2 by Viktor and Daye Modean each had two hits tor (Jason Blokesley). Runs Batted In 72-hole test on Fem croft’s 6,008- Vaughn Somers, an Australian, about the time the afternoon Egorov. ready to return Pizza. For Postal, Len Caruso and Jim Cougars 2 (Ben Golos. Jason Argl- Canseco, Oakland, 78; Joyner, California, yard, par-72 course. i “ I’m really disappointed.” U.S. Homey each had two hits. ros). Suns 0. *9, •*!«». > 72; Barfield, Toronto, 65; Bell, Toronto, 65; and an English club pro. Rich starters began play. BOYS AT MCC: Spartans 2 (Brendan Among the late starters were Coach Roosevelt Sanders said Presley, Seattle, 64; Mattingly, New York, BOSTON (AP) — Bruce Hurst on Women's Rec Prindivllle, Step Sinatra), Appollos 0. Transactions 63; Hrbek, Minnesota, 62; Rice, Boston, Seve Ballesteros of Spain, defend­ about the decision. " I felt the he pitches. "Getting him back for Breakers 3 (Jason Bevans, Danny American League standings 60. ing champion Sandy Lyle of young man (Moorer) won that Wednesday first pitched since the second half of the season is D. W. Fish won by forfeit oyer Talaga Carongelo, Tom Kelley), Sounders 1 Runs suffering a groin injury May 31. is important to us.” Associates, 7-0, at Charter Oak Field. (Jason Lazzerls). Henderson, New York, 83; Puckett, Scotland, West German star bout.If that had been in the u.S.. it GIRLS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Row­ Local baseball East Division BASEBALL Minnesota, 65; Phillips, ' Oakland, 63; S p o r t s In Brief Bernhard Langer, Lee Trevino, would have gone to Michael ready to return to action after dies 3 (Kristen Tomeo 2, Darcy throwing for 40 minutes without The Red Sox will take a 56-31 w L Pet. GB American League Mattingly, New York, 61; Bell, Toronto, Masters champion Jack Nicklaus Moorer.” Colangelo), Whltecaps 1. (Mandy La- Boston 56 31 .644 — MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Signed Gor­ 59. pain. record and a seven-game lead in Rec Rocaue) New York 50 39 .562 7 man Thomas, designated hlher, for the Hits and ’Tom Watson, who won the Moorer was one of four Ameri­ the American League East into Merchants Cleveland 46 39 .541 9 remainder of the season. Mattingly, New York, IX ; Puckett, Benefit softball game on Sunday second of his five British Open “ He’ll go right into the rotation” Minnesota, 129; Fernondez, Toronto, 118; cans losers to Soviet opponents Seattle, where they begin a four- Jim's Arco demolished Manchester Juniors Baltimore 46 41 .529 10 NEW YDRK YANKEES—Activated Joe titles on this course in 1977. upon being activated. General Pizza, 17-2, ot Nike Field. Dan Jones Cheshire Varsity defeated the Man­ Toronto 47 43 .522 10'/3 NIekro, pitcher, from the ISday disabled Rice, Boston, 117; Bell, Toronto, 111. ; The benefit softball game between members of the Connecticut today. Manager Lou Gorman said Wed­ game series with the Mariners chester Merchants, 7-3, Wednesday at Detroit 43 44 .494 13 list. Dutrlghted Alfonso Pulido, pitcher, to and Rick Freldman each had a double BOYS AT MCC: Rangers J (Wade Army National Guard’s First Battalion, 169th Infantry, of The others were bantamweight nesday, ” He’ll start one of the Thursday night. The New York and two singles for Jim's, while Pete Bedell 2, John Vonroemer, Lulg East Catholic High School In JC- Milwaukee 41 45 .477 14'/z Columbus of the International League. Doubles Bernard Price of Muncie. Ind.,, Stebblns, Bobby Watts and Tom GrossI), Cyclones 2 (Matt Kohut 2). Courant League Junior Dlylslon ac­ West Division TEXAS RANGERS—Signed Pat Gar- Mattingly, New York,31; Rice, Boston,29; ' Manchester, and the Connecticut State Police will be played games in Oakland.” Yankees, 50-39, are in second StawskI each had three singles. For Diplomats 3 (Keyin Tedford 2, Mike tion. A four-run seventh brokeopenthe Californio 48 39 .552 — man, third baseman, and assigned him to Bows, Boston, 25; Barrett, Boston, 24; Sunday at Charter Oak Park at 1 p.m. All benefits from the Hoch looking beaten 5-0 by Alexander Arte­ “ I^jl^s able to push as hard as I place. Monchester Pizza, Art Nowell had two game and carried the first place Texas 47 41 .534 I'/z Sarasota of theGulf Coast League. Henderson, New York, 24. myev. light middleweight Mylon Marchond), Fury 1 (Oallos Coleman). contest go to the Newington Children’s Hospital. could ^ d -fe lt nothing other than “ I ’ve been here four or five years hits. GIRLS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Red Cheshire's to a league victory. Man­ Chicago 40 46 .465 7V3 BASKETBALL Watkins of Tacoma. Wash,, a 4-1 Sox 1 (Jessica Marauez), Rowdies 1 chester was led by Dave Campbell's Kansas City 40 48 .455 8'/z Nohonol Basketball Assedollen Triples A donation of $2 is asked from adults. Children under 15 years what I'm supposed to feel.” said and we’ve never been in anything for victory loser to Israel Akopkokhian. and (Kristen Coyell). home run and Ryan Bary’s three Seattle 39 51 .433 10'/j CLEVELAND CAVALIERS—Named Butler,Cleyeland,6; Fernandez,Toronfo, ' of age will be admitted free. Tickets will be available at the gate. Hurst, still on the disabled list, like this before ” Hurst said of 'A' West Bruins 2 (Heather Czalo, Danielle singles. Campbell also pitched effec­ Minnesota 37 51 .420 11'/3 Dick Helm and Brian Winters assistant 6; Walker, Chlcwo,6; Owen,Seattle,6;8are ' middleweight Lorenzo Wright of Brown), Eagles 0. tively before tiring In the seventh. Oakland 34 56 .378 15'/3 coaches. tied with 5. after his workout. Boston’s divisional lead. “ It kind of Washington Social Club snuck by Manchester, 3-7-1, has a non-league Monday's Games DENVER NUGGETS—Signed Mark Stolen bases COAL VALLEY. 111. (AP) - Washington. D C., stopped at 2:10 Boston plays the A ’s Monday. hurts to miss so much time.” Brand Rex, 7-6, at Nike Field. Tony game Friday against Cheshire's young Henderson, New York, 51; Cangelosl, ' of the second round by Ruslan CollettI had a double and a single. Don No games scheduled Alarle, forward. Nehemiah regains amateur status Scott Hoch sports the PG A’s best Tuesday and Wednesday on the He threw under simulated game Intermediate division team at Cheshire High School. Tuesdoy's Game Continental Basketball Association Chicago, 39; Moseby, Toronto, 21; WII- ' Taramov. McAlister, Jim Clifford and Dan CBA—Announced that John E. Llgums son, Kansas City, 21; Griffin, Oakland, stroke average this season at an second stop of a four-city road trip. circumstances with second base- Hanson each had a slnglrf for the Club. American League 3, Notional League 2 ATHENS, Greece — Now that the International Amateur BOYS AT C H ARTER OAK: Dlplo Wednesday's Gomes sold the Bay State Bombardiers to a group 20; Pettis, California, X ; Wlwins, even 70, but says victory has In other early semifinal bouts, Hurst participated Wednesday in man Marty Barrett batting and Ron NIvIson had a triple and two mats 4 (Kevin O'Donnell 2, Matt Pony Balflmore,X. < Athletic Federation has restored his amateur status, Renaldo No gomes scheduled headed bv Roger McDonald and bougfitthe eluded him because his golf hasn’t bantamweight Khvicha Khdrian an optional workout. Dave Stapleton catching. singles for Brand Rex, while Dan Robinson, B.J. Diana). Earthquakes 1 Thursday's Games Maine WIndlammers from the league. Pitching (8 Decisions) Nehemiah — the world-record holder In the 110-meter hurdles — Hamm hod a homer and Dan SItek had (Jason Kostiuk). The Red Sox shut out the Braves, 9-0, Clemens, Boston, 15-2, .882; Williams,' been strong enough in the first stopped Kim Chi Hen of North Hurst was 5-3 with a 2.79 earned “ He had pretty good velocity on o double and single. at Chenev Tech. Justin Bolduc hod Chicago (Dotson 7-8) at New York CHARLESTDN— Named Rich McCardle will begin training in hopes of competing later this summer. three hits, while Marc Hutala had two (Rasmussen 10-2), 7:30 p.m. general manager. Texas, 7-1, .875; Rasmussen, New York, 10-2, three rounds of tournaments. Korea at 2:30 of the second round, run average and fanned 89 in 77 1-3 his fastball, great location.” Bar­ hits tor the Red Sox. For the Braves, Texas (Correa67) at (Jetrolt (Terrell 7-8), FOOTBALL .833; Schrom, Cleveland, 10-2, .8X; Haas, - An agent for the former San Francisco 49ers wide receiver featherweight Mikhak Kazarjan 7:35 p.m. National Football Looguo Oakland, 7-2, .778; Mason, Texos, 62, .7M; innings before he was hurt during a rett said. “ If his leg is ready, I , Matt Ryan and Tim Kennedy had hits Nieves, Milwaukee, 8-3, .727; Elchhorn, says Nehemiah hopes to return to the track before the Eurpoean “ I really haven’t been in too good outpointed Frank Rauschning of 7-2 victory at Minnesota. think his arm is ready.” Basketball apiece. Minnesota (Viola 9-7) at Boltlmore BUFFALO BILLS—Waived Will Gront, position to win going into Sun­ West Side (Dixon 8-7), 7:35 p.m. center. Toronto,7-3,.7(X), season has ended. East Germany 4-1, and Samson “ We’re very encouraged.” said “ My leg feels good right now.” Cleveland (CandlottI 86) at Kansas City b e a r s days,” the 30-year-old Hoch said on North United Methoditlst collected CHIC:AG0 —Signed Al Harris, "The timing was just perfect,” Ron Stanko said Wednesday Khachatrian stopped Jose Luis Gorman, who indicated a roster Hurst said. “ It was what I ’ve been (Saberhogen 4-10), 8:35 p.m. defensive end. Lew Barnes and Jett Powell, the eve of today’s start of the 22 hits to defeot Sanitary Refuse, 18-1, Southern Boston (Seover 4-7) at Seottle (Lang­ r^col vorj after the lA A F announced that Nehemiah can compete for the Hernandez of Venezuela at 2:35 of move to activate Hurst probably waiting for. ... I’m pretty at Paganl Field. BUI Noyers, George $400,000 Hardee’s Golf Classic. Fowlery, Ron Konopko had three hits, Baseball ston 96), 10:35 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed Darrol Based on 2IOot Bats. first time since 1982. "Renaldo says he now feels that he is in the second round. will not be made until just before optimistic.” New England 62 (Mike Baum 19, Phil Toronto (Key 86) at California (Sutton Roy, safety. NATIONAL LEAGUE Dan Rumpllk, Dan Ddmatto, Steve Madore 16), Rovol Blue 42 (Shaw charge of his own destiny. He’s very happy.” Hoch. of Orlando. Fla., hopes to Hodge and Rick Oeldlng had two hits 8-5), 10:35 p.m DETROIT LIONS—Signed Doug Hollle, G AB R H Pc In making the decision on PlUardB). Only games scheduled defensive end, Jim Relchwein, offensive Dvkstra NY 77 212 40 74 .3 In 1981, Nehemiah set a record of 12.93 seconds in the 110-meter change that with his return to the for North United. For Sanitary, Neal Penguins 43 (Jeff Gott 16, John Got! Richards, the competition jury Kenney and Ray Clark each had two Friday's Games guard, (Ton Snyder, offensive tockle, Stan GwynnSD 87 343 60 117 .3 hurdles. He remains the only hurdler to break the 13-second Quad Cities area’s event, where 8), Eagles 36 (Damlon Canny 11, T J Today In basaball Chicago at New York, 7:X p.m. Baker, wide receiver, and Ran Zell Brewer, Brown SF 73 269 36 91 ,3: looked at official tapes of the bout Introducing... hits. Leahy 10) Texas at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. fullbock. Brooks Mon 74 288 47 96 .X mark in that event. he’s won twice before — in 1980 and and films provided by Turner T.C.F.W. 49 (Dave Burke 16, Nell SCOREBOARD Minnesota at Baltimore, 8:05 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed Steve Raines Mon 79 312 51 104 .X The ban against the former University of Maryland star was 1984. Broadcasting System, the sponsor Kearney 13, Brian Scott6, John NItseke Sax LA 84 3X 47 107 .1 Kathleen A. Maloney 9 New York Mets at Houston Astros (8:35 Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Wright, offensive lineman. The tourney, called the Quad 8), Fred's Auto 46 (Steve Gustafson 14, p.m. EOT). BobOleda, 10-2, pitches against Boston at Seattle, 10:35 p.m. LOS ANGELES RAMS—Signed Elbert Oberkfell Atl 82 273 32 85 .3 lifted Wednesday after Nehemiah piedged to give up professional of the games. Paganl Ed Stack 10). Nolan Ryan, 66. Milwaukee at Dakland, 10:35 p.m. Watts, cornerback. Bass Htn 87 322 43 98 .3 football. He had lost his amateur status when he signed with the CitieffOpen its previous 14 years, is On Wednesday, Richards said he Cusano Lawn Service 54 (Rob Cu- Toronto at California, 10:35 p.m. MIAMI DOLPHINS—SlgnedJeffWIcker- StrwbryNY 73 255 47 76 2 at the 6.514-yard, par-70 Oakwood had lost his will to fight. sano 17, Mike Fletcher 12), Indian STAT National Football League team. Manchester Fire & Police defeated shgm, auarferbock, and John Stuart, Ray Pit 81 302 X 89 .2 Country Club course built on a hilly “ Even if I do get a chance to box. Edwards 347,8-7, at Paganl Field. M ike Juniors 34 (Calvin Maggot 14, John After 87 games, Wally Joyner alreody National League standings offensive tackle. Home Runs Masan ond Ron Shede had three hits Dougan 13, Jason Goddard 8). owns the Collfornla Angels team record for NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-SIgned Doyls, Houston, 20; Schmidt, Phllo- plateau 6 miles southeast of I don’t really have any feelipg or while Billy Cox had twa for Fire 8, runsbattedlnbvarookle.Hls72ndRBIbroke BrontWllllams,defenslveend. delphlo, 19; AAarshall, Los Angeles, 18; Howe ready to throw in the towel Moline. motivation now,” the 22-year-old Police. For Edwards, Al Monfella had Lee Thomos' record, which wos set In the East Division NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Waived Rob Horner, Atlanta, 17; Carter, New York, f ranchlse'sorlglnal season of 1961. W L Pet. OB Benneh, tackle. Signed Kelvin Edwards, 16; Porker, Cincinnati, 16; Stubbs, Los “ I ’m playing well right now and four hits. Including two triples, while New York 59 SAN JOSE, Calif. — In the wake of possibly new drug-related Mike Cameron, Steve Michaud, Tony 25 .702 wide receiver, and Keith Slonberry, safety. Angeles, 15; 4 are tied with 14. I ’m scoring well.” said Hoch, who DILoretta and Pedro Carvalcho each Little League STREAKS Montreal 46 38 .548 13 NEW YORK JETS—Signed Rogers Alex- Runs Botlod In problems, beleagured former major league reliever Steve Howe hod two hits. The American League 3-2vlctory over the Philadelphia 42 43 .494 17'/3 anderand Carl Carr, linebackers, and Vince Schmidt, Philadelphia, 66; Carter, New seemed to be ready to throw in the towel. finished fourth and collected National LeoguelnTuesdavnlght's All-Star Chicago 36 48 .429 23 Am Ola, running bock. York, 65; Davis, Houston, 60; Homer, $22,000 in last weekend’s PLAINFIELD St. Louis 36 50 .419 24 Howe told The Associated Press by phone from his Montana Gome In the Houston Astrodome was the —Signed Ron Atlanta, 56; Davis, Son Francisco, 55; Anheuser-Busch competition to Dusty Farm A L'sfirst Ina National Leoguestodlum since Pittsburgh 35 50 .412 24'/3 Brown and Solomon Miller, wide receivers, Parker, Cincinnati, 55; Brooks, Montreal, home that he was considering "a lot of things right now” other It won the second 1962 All-Star Game In West DIvIston Steve CIsowskI, tackle, Jim Luebbers, 54; Wallach,Montreal,51. "'"reai. push his career earnings in six BREYHOUNDPAftH Purdy Corp. beat Memarlal earner The American Select team elimi­ Son Francisco 48 40 _ than baseball. He would not specify what they were, however. nated the National Select team In the Wrlglev Reid. .545 defensive end, and Jerry Kimmol, line­ Runs years to just over $1 million. Store, 9-4, of Keeney Field. Ted Houston 47 41 .534 1 backer. Gwynn, San D Iew , 60; Murphy, Atlonta, Howe’s future in baseball was clouded when one of two drug LIndvard had two singles and one double ellmlnlatlon tournament Wed­ San Diego 45 43 And. despite the absence here of Races every IS minutes, open 6 days a week nesday, 14-10, at Verplanck Field. Julie SWINGS .511 3 PHILADELPHIAEAGLES—Announced ^ Cartw, New York, 51; Haves, Phllodel- tests he took earlier this week showed positive for cocaine use. triple, BUI D arling had three singles, Since he was traded to the Cleveland Atlanta 42 46 .477 6 that Norman Braman has reached on golf’s premiere players — they’re Robin TItaronto had three singles, Smart had four hits, Dave Turrel hod Cincinnati 40 44 J ’.' Woniteal. 51; Schmidt, two doubles, Dan Griffin a triple ond a Indians In 1983, Pat Tablerls24-tor-43wlth57 .476 6 agreement to buy out coawner Ed Phlladelphla,51. The positive resuit was on a test administered Monday in ’Turnberry, Scotland, for the Todd Stebbens had a homer and a RBIInboses-loadedsItuatlons. Thlsseoson, Los Angeles 40 48 .455 8 Liebowitz, making Mm thesoleownor of the HHs morning by the San Jose Bees o f the Class A California League, single, and Allan Maryelony had two single and Frank Hersha doubled and Monday's Gomes Brtish Open — Hoch’s impressive ' SCHEDULE was the winner on the mound with he Is only ^for-8 with three RBI. In two dub. Named Horry Gamble president and Sox- Los Angeles, for whom Howe has been pitching this season. Another urinalysis triples to r Purdy. For Memorial, Mike at-bats with the bases loaded on Sunday, he No games scheduled chief operating officer. S lgn ^ Junior 107; Raines, Montreal, 104; Bass, Houston, recent finishes do not leave him a 1 MATINEE TWILITE 1 EVENING Murphy had a single and o double and relief help from Brett DeSimone. For Tuesday's Game the Nationals, Jeremy Krob led the struck out and hit Into a double ploy. Toutololsl and Bobby Howard, running 98; Brooks, AAontreal,96. taken Monday night by the Bees was negative, the San Jose clear favorite among the field’s 131 6 Ron Lobbelle had two singles. American League 3, Notional League 2 offense wifh a double and a single, backs, f otwo-yeor contracts. DouMm Mercury-News reported. 1 1:00PM 5:00 PM 1 7:XPM Kathleen Is Personnell/Payroll Manager working In oor SPEAKING Wednesday's Games ST. LOUISCARDINALS—Signed Charlie Professional Golfers’ Association while Bob Herdlein, BUI Hanson, Mike No games scheduled Haves, Philadelphia, 25; Reynolds, Pitts­ offices. She has been with Lynch 1 year ond has over 6 Cosgrove and Jesse Litchfield also "Maybe If It was the regular season, I Bo kef, linebacker. burgh, 23; Dunston, Chlcow, 22; players. would hove walked him. But lust like Thursday's Games SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Signed Tom StroMjwy, New York, 22; Raines, Fri, years officeexperlence. She has attended Ulster Commun­ chipped In-with hlfs. The Americans San Francisco (Blue 64) at Chlcogo A' East will play the undefeated Internationals everyone else, I hod confidence In Dwight." Rerthmon, fullback, to a four-year contract, Montreal,21; Sax,LosAngeles,21. ity College and the University of Maine. — National League manager Whitey (Lynch 1-0), 2:20 p.m. and Ernest Evans, safety. Bob Ojeda of the New York Mets. Sal. Manchester Medical Supply de­ In tonight's game at Verplanck Field at Atlanta (Mahler 108) at Montreal 6 p.m. Herzog, who let Dwight Gooden pitch to SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed Paul a former American Leaguer, Sun. Kathleen mokes her home In Chaplin with her husband, tected Pogonl Coterers, 7-5, at Robert- eighth-place hitter Lou Whitaker In the (Youmons 9-5), 7:35p.m. McDonald and David Norrle, quarter­ ten Pork. Brion Sulllvon hod two hits, Samuel, Philadelphia, 8; Coleman, St. Thomas and son, Thomas. All-Star Game wltho man onsecondondtwo Son Diego (McCullers 4-3) at Pittsburgh backs, Eddie Anderson, safety, Don Louis, 7; Raines, Montreal, 6; Saretled with made his first two major league Andy Ignoto hod two hits and Rick (Rhoden 9-5), 7:35 p.m. ROBIBT J. SMITH, inc. Mon. outslnthesecondlnnlngofascorelessoame. Fairbanks and Alonzo MHz, defensive ends, hits while pitching a winning game Burnett hod two hits for Manchester Philadelphia (K.Gross 67) at Cincinnati Whitaker homered on an (>-2 pitch, helping Paul Miles, running bock, John McVeigh, StvtaiibQMs April 22, 1986. Dioa. .L*!*!**^ **’• •I'lovt gardening and spending time Medical. For Pogonl, Don Chapman Radio, TV the American League to a 3-2 win. (Welsh 3-3), 7:35 p.m. linebacker, and Michael Block, offensive Coleman, St. Louis, 58; Davis, Clndn- with her family; skiing and sailing. homered, Mark Paganl hod two hits, or Los Angeles (Hershlser 86) at St. tackle. noH, 42; Raines, Montreal, 41; Duncan, INSURANSMITHS SINCE Col Sewell had two hits. SEASONS Louis, (Tudor 65), 8:35 p.m. -SIgned Los Angeles, 32; Doran, Houston, 31. Thurt. July 17 New York (DIedo 102) at Houston Kevin Walker, defensive bock, Mike r— REMEMBER- Northsrn TONIGHT 1914 — Babe Adams of Pittsburgh did not (Ryon66),8;35p.m. Crawford running bock, Ben Reed, defen­ PHcMtig (8 Dodsloas) For the Record 1914 7:30 Yankees vs. White Sox, Sport- glveupabaseonballslnhlsclasslc2Mnnlng Frtdoy'sGames sive end, and Tommy Bornhardt, punier. Fernandez, New York, 12-Z .K7; Oloda, SINCe 1968 Manchester Police Unlon,beat P.M. sChannel, WPDP duel with Rube Marquord of the Glonts. San Francisco at Chlcogo, 4:05 p.m. WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed N «9 y o i* -10-1.833; Oorllno, New York,9.2^ Construction, 3-2, at Robertson Park. 8:00 Goodwill Games, Channel 61 Adams did give up a home run to Lorry Atlanta at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Wesley WllUoms, running bock. .818; McDowell, New York, 7-2, .771; Burke, The Union's Pot Reeyes had two hits. 8:30 Mets vs. Astros, Channel 9, Ooylelnthe2lstandlost3-1. San Diego at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Nocmv Montreal, 6-2, .7S0; LoCoss, Son Fran- Michael Spencer scored a goal Seniof citizens always admitted FREE 500 W. Canlar 8t. Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Howard Beeler hod two hits and was WKHT 1924 — St. Louis Cardinal Jesse Haines Nottenel HeAev League p o o c ^ . New York, 104, for the Jets in thejr 5-1 win over the N o one under 18 adm itted Manchaalar the winning pitcher. Paul Miller New York at Houston, 8:35 p.m. .714; Krukow, Son Francisco, 11-5,4 H : 649-5241 Oise NHL— Announced the retirement of Ren LYNCH 10:30 Red Sox vs. M ariners, Chonnel hurled a SO no4ilt gonie ogol’ist the Boston Sharks In Pee Wee action Tuesday. I 646-4S21 hod two hits tor Construction 38, W TIC Brayes. Los Angeles at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Wicks, referee. Rowley, Philadelphia, 11-5, .68$. 65 E. C«nt«r Street WHIM TMIUWUM n on rOM CM 1 His name was omitted from the ggme report supplied the Herald. Mancheeter, C t 564-3391 c 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 17. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 17, 1986 — It Use of soldiers as police raises major policy questions BUSINESS Bv Lee Byrd tion, or. for that matter, other The Associated Press The Bolivian operation, while second marijuana eradication said the Bolivian venture involves anti-drug missions performed by perhaps the most dangerous and sweep within the United States. the military in recent years, aslong News Analysis U.S. Arm y helicopter pilots acting dramatic example to date, is but Last year, law enforcement as chauffeurs for Bolivian and W ASHINGTON — To the Reagan as soldiers don’t actually make one of several recent military administration, the U.S. Arm y’s authorities from all 50 states American drug enforcement offi­ arrests. missions supportingdrug sweeps in participation in Bolivian raids on “ The real problem,” says Barry participated in the “ Delta 9” cials as they strike clandestine foreign lands and at sea. And it program that destroyed tens of cocaine labs. The pilots and their Dividend reinvestment pians usualiy good deais jungle-based cocaine labs fits the Lynn, legislative counsel for the surprised to see troops landing in comes as no major surprise in light millions of marijuana plants. support crews, totaling 140 people, supreme obligation of the Ameri­ American Civil Liberties Union, Harlem.” he said.t’ of President Reagan’s recent Qaestlon: I won’t be arresting anyone, sources in cash. Dividend reinvestment before that, you’ll be hit with a were in such plans will have to pay percient. The Senate version has can soldier; protecting his nation’s “is that national security becomes U.S. military commanders have directive which, for the first time, The National Guard has per­ own stock in plans are still a good deal. They bigger tax bite. income tax on the entire profit security. formed anti-drug missions since say, but they’ll shoot back if fired two rates — 15 and 27 percent; the the excuse for an ever-increasing long a g r^d with civil libertarians defined drug trafficking as a threat upon. two utility com­ allow you to build your holdings. You have to make the choice of when they sell. House version four — 15.25,35 and To others, it disdains the demo­ use of the military, and high-tech that soldiers should not be in the to national security. 1983. including the use of radar panies. both of Because of reinvestment, each which of the three courses to Isn’t this a breach of faith with 38 percent. cratic tradition that police and surveillance devices, to enforce planes to spot drug smugglers at business of, hounding criminal Moreover. Attorney General Ed­ With less fanfare. Army helicop­ which had dividend becomes larger. follow, based on your individual people who were duped into military uniforms be cut from civilian laws.” suspects, at home or abroad. But sea off Georgia and Florida and Investors’ Assuming all capital gains be­ win Meesehasserved notice thathe ters manned by American pilots ‘‘qualified Besides utilities, hundreds of financial situation, if you like those participating in utility dividend separate cloth. ” I don’t want Americans to get so Congress and the administration tracking planes coming into the come fully taxable, some people may call upon regular military have for months assisted Baham­ reinvestment other companies have dividend stocks and are not pressed for reinvestment plans under the Few argue that there is anything used to seeing the military u.sed to increasingly have made an excep­ units as well as the National Guard United States from Mexico. Guide will pay more tax on the profit ian drug agents in chasing aircraft plans” allowing reinvestment plans. At our house, cash, my advice is to keep them. provisions of the Tax Economic illegal about the Bolivian opera­ enforce drug laws that they’re not tion of the illicit drug trade. sometime this year for help on a Administration officials have me to use my William A. Doyie we are staying in dividend reinv­ Recovery Act of 1981? from the sale of stocks and other flyingintothe Bahamas withdrugs. dividends to estment plans until retirement QnesthHi: Utility stock acquired capital assets. Some won’t. Be­ buy more time rolls around. through qualified reinvestment Answer; Even though we won’t cause of lower rates and — more shares and not 2. You can continue to hold your plans must be held for more than know the final form of the new importantly — if the bill provides pay federal in­ stocks but terminate your partici­ one year in order for the profit to be federal tax act until it clears the true tax reform by closing enough come tax on that money for the next step be? pation in the reinvestment plans by treated as a long-term capital gain House-Senate Conference Com­ loopholes, the vast majority of the years 1982 through 1985. That instructing the companies to send — 60 percent of which is not subject mittee and is signed by the citizenry will be better off. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 annual dividend exclusion was (750 Answer: You have three- basic the dividends to you in checks. to federal income tax — under the president, it’s reasonably certain Your statement about most for each taxpayer and $1,500 on choices. Most utilities pay dividends every present law. that long-term capital gains will utilities distributing dividends on joint returns. Since I ’m married. 1 1. You can hang on to your utility three months. The tax “ reform” law probably become fully taxable next year. December 31 is very wrong. I don’t Notices Business Property...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 excluded $750 of reinvested divi­ Farm Supplies and Equipment___80 stocks and continue to reinvest 3. You can sell your utility will make all capital gains fully know of any having that dividend Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeping/Income T a x ______54 Otfice/Retall Equipment ...... 81 dends from'each company for the your dividends, assuming the stocks, but don’t do that until at taxable, effective Jan. 1, 1987. However, you’re missing a cou­ Lost/Found...... 01 payment date. Typically, they pay Personals...... 02 Mortgages ...... 27 Corpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATBS: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. $1,500 total. companies still have reinvested least one year and one day after the Most utilities distributed their last ple of points. Wonted to B u y ...... 28 J earlier, giving shareholders who Announcements...... 03 Polntlng/Poperlng...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Now that the exclusion has plans. Some utilities have abol­ distribution date for the last dividend qualifying for the tax All proposed versions of the new want to sell this year and take Rooflng/Slding...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. expired and cannot be taken on my Auctions...... 04 ished those plans. dividend you reinvested and took exclusion on Dec. 31, 1985. The law call for sharp reductions in the advantage of the present long­ Financial...... 05 Rentals Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum chorBe: 4 lines. 1986 income fax return. I do not That is the wise thing to do. if you as an exclusion on your 1985 stock market is closed on New maximum individuai federal in­ term capital gains tax rule plenty Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Rooms for Rent...... 31 know what to do. What should my don’t need to receive the dividends income tax return. -IL you sell Year’s Day. ’Therefore, people who come tax rate, which now is 50 of time to do so. Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous tor Sole ...... 87 DBADLINIS: For classified advertisements to Employment & Education Apartments tor Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 Condominiums for R e n t___33 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Help Wanted...... li Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 deodllne Is noon on the day before publication. Situation Wanted...... 12 Homes for Rent...... 34 Store/Offlee Space...... 35 For advertisements to be published Monday, Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Top corporations avoid paying taxes Instruction...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 Business In Brief Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive U Employment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars tor Sale...... READ 'iroUR AD. Classified advertisements ore “Bv Jim Luther American families who pay their income taxes only; they do not take • The six largest defense con­ Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... token by telephone os a convenience. The Olin Corp. reports earnings up The Associated Press federal income takes year in and into account any taxes paid to tractors paid taxes averaging 3.5 Real Estate Wanted to R ent...... 40 Furniture..'...... 74 Compers/Trallers...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... Incorrect Insertion and then,only tor the size of S TA M FO R D — Olin Corp. has reported second quarter net year out, the idea of a ‘no-tax year’ foreign governments or to state percent of their $21.7 billion in Homes tor Sale ...... 21 W ASHINGTON - Over half of is almost inconceivable.” Robert Machinery and To o ls ...... 76 Auto Services...... the original Insertion. Errors which do not income of $30 million, up about 50 percent from the $15.8 million and local governments in this profits. The biggest. General Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Services lessen the value of the odvertlsement will nof the nation’s richest corporations S. McIntyre, director of federal tax country.. Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... net income in the same quarter last year. Electric, had $10.9 billion profits Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Core...... 51 be corrected by on additional Insertion. paid no federal income tax in at policy at Citizens for Tax Justice. * In most cases, profitable com­ during the four years and paid 2.4 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive Stamford-based Olin said Wednesday that net income for this Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... least one of the last five years and said in releasing the report. “ But panies that pay no federal tax in a percent in tax. Boeing Co. had a year’s quarter included a gain of $15.3 million or 67 cents per many received refunds of taxes for most of America’s largest given year are able to do so by $2.27 billion profit but instead of L share from the sale of real estate. The company said second paid in previous years, a labor- corporations, no-tax years are now taking advantage of depreciation paying taxes, received $121 million quarter earnings per share were $1.31, compared to 69 cents per financed research group reported commonplace.” deductions and investment credits in refunds. Rockwell International share in the quarter last year. today. The report was released as a in the tax law. A company that netted $2.77 billion and paid a 24.6 Net sales in the quarter were $440.8 million, compared to $460.7 A report prepared by Citizens for Senate-House conference commit­ Notices buys an expensive piece of machin­ percent rate. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED million in the 1985 period. Tax Justice concluded that 250 tee began working on a comprom­ ery, for example, can reduce or • Seven of the 250 companies HELP WANTED Olin Corp. is a diversified manufacturer of metal products, giant corporations — all of them ise plan for overhauling the income even wipe out any current liability paid tax rates above 40 percent. Easy Assembly Work! chemical products and ammunition and defense-related profitable — paid an average tax tax. ’The separate bills passed by Secretary - Psychologists School Aide - Glastonbury Manchester Medical of­ Reliable - energetic per­ Mechanics- Experienced Munson's Chocolate. by using depreciation and the They included Raytheon, with an ILDST $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ seek secretary, 25-30 Public Schools. 10 month, rate of 14.9 percent on earnings of the House and Senate would make fice needs port time per­ son needed to help with for service stotlon. Must Route 6, Bolton Is now products. investment credit, which were effective 52.8 percent rate (a figure AND FDUND teed payment. No Sales. hours per week, with 28 hours per week. Appli­ son to assist physician. residential cleaning. Call $388 billion during the 1982-85 have own tools. Uniforms accepting applications it more difficult for corporations to enacted as incentives for such swollen because the company had Detalls-Send stamped en­ strong organizational cations available from Answer phone, schedule collect, 651-9846. furnished. 1st or 2nd shift. for both full and part time period. That is about the same tax escape the tax collector in years in purchases. previously taken advantage of a Free! 2 Kittens, I male, I velope: ELAN-173, 3418 skills to fulfill full spec­ Glastonbury Board of Ed­ appointments and type. Blue cross and Blue shield retail sales persons. The Emery shipments off In 2nd quarter rate paid by an average family which they turn a profit. If depreciation, the investment big tax-saving accounting proce­ female, 9 weeks old. Litter Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, trum of office duties. Fa­ ucation, Glastonbury, CT 20-25 hours per week. Teacher - 3rd grade. CT available. Apply In per­ full time hours are 9am to making $45,000 a year. Th is is the third annual credit and other special provisions dure): V F Corp., 44.4 percent; trained. Goood homes FL., 33482. miliarity with I BM PC and 06033. Phone 633-5231 ext. Salary based on expe­ State certification re­ son. Silver Lane Shell. 252 4:30 pm Mondav-Frlday, W IL TO N — Em ery A ir Freight has reported second quarter The study said 130 of those 250 corporate-tax survey by Citizens exceed current tax liabilities, a McGraw-Hill, 43.2 percent: Ral­ only. 646-7495. dictation equipment a 441. Affirmative Action rience. Experience pre­ quired. Contact Mr. Ste-. Spencer St., Manchester. with full benefits. Part earnings of $683,000 or 4 cents per share. plus. Send resume to; EOE. M/F. ferred. Reply to Box GG, phen Schachner, Princi­ time hours are 4pm to 8pm companies paid no federal tax or for Tax Justice, a Washington- company may “carry back” the ston Purina 43.1 percent; Interco, Tellers Wanted. Full/Part The report is a fraction of E m e ry’s earnings in the same period received refunds during at, least based research organization fi­ excess — use it tooffset tax paid in 43 percent: Paccar, 42.1 percent: David Mover, PHD and c/o the Manchester pal, Parker Memorial Photo Lab needs part and approximotely 8 time tellers wanted Imme­ Kevin Center PHD, 223 E. Wanted - Carpenters, 1 Herald. School, Old Post Rd., time help. Knowledge of last year, when the company earned 32 cents per share, but is up one of the years from 1981 through nanced in part by labor unions. a previous year. That results in the and R.J. Reynolds Industries. 41 Employment hours on Saturday or diately. No experience Center St., Manchester year's experience. Call Tolland, CT 06084. 875- photography helpful.Coll Sunday, averaging 20 substantially from a 50 cents per share loss last quarter. 1985. Forty-two paid zero or less in Most of the figures are based on government mailing a tax refund percent. necessary. Interested ap­ CT 06040. Telephone 646- Berube Construction af­ Dental Receptionist - 4 0721. Application dead­ Lyn at 647-1080. hours weekly. Call 647- The company reported Wednesday that U.S. shipments and each of the years 1982 through 1985. reports the companies prepare for to the company. • Effective tax rates by industry & Education plicants should call the 9660. ter 6pm, 875-8080. day work week. Busy line. July 25. EOE. 8639 for appointment. weight for the second quarter were off the 1985 second quarter Those 42 corporations included stockholders and file with the Here are some findings in the ranged from a negative 7.8 percent personel director. Com­ office. Experience neces­ Kitchen aides needed for level because of reduced shipping volumes in the automotive, some of the best-known names in Securities and Exchange report: for the airlines to 37.7 percent for munity National Bank, Individual to do light ma­ sary. Please send resume Clerical - Busy Industrial girl's resident camp. Call Industrial Arts Teacher - Glastonbury, 659-0394. nufacturing, wrapping LPN Med. Nurse - Imme­ 684-7821. computer and electronic equipment industries. American business, including Commission. • If the 250 profitable companies tobacco. Telecommunications diate opening for Med. to Dental Office, 147 East Sales Office looking for for Tolland Middle School HELP WANTED and Inspection. Full time Center St., Manchester. mature Individual Inter­ and Tolland High School. E m e ry ’s shipments in the U.S. during the second quarter were American Telephone & Telegraph, The study determines a com­ surveyed had been taxed at the full companies averaged a negative 0,6 Easy Assembly work! nurse who Is able to work with $24.9 billion in profits over the pany’s effective federal tax rate by 46 percent maximum corporate percent; railroads and chemical or part time. Flexible ested In permanent posi­ Texas Oil Company needs CT state certification re­ down 3 percent from the first quarter and the weight handled $714. per 100. Guaranteed hours. Call 647-0284. from 3pm to 9pm, 4 tions. Diversified work four years; DuPont, with $3.8 dividing profits into the amount of Part Time Inserters evenings per week. For Custodian - Glastonbury mature person M/F to sell quired. Contact Mr. Vene within the U.S. was down 5 percent. International shipments and rate, their taxes in 1982-85 would companies, 4.4 percent; financial payment. No sales. Public Schools. 12 month consists of phone contact, full line of high quality Harding, Tolland Middle billion in profits; Pepsico, $1.9 wanted. Call 647-9946, ask additional Information weight for the second quarter were up 16 and 15 percent, taxes currently payable. That have been $178:5 billion, or $120.5 institutions. 6.2 percent; oil. gas Detalls-Sqnd stamped en­ Secretary - Glastonbury position. 40 hours per accurate typing and math lubricants to manufactur­ School, 96 Old Post Rd., billion; Xerox. $670 million; and tor Bob. velope; ELAN -855, 3418 call Manchester Manor respectively, from last year’s second quarter. calculation does not consider taxes billion more than they actually and mining, 18.8percent: food. 19.4 Public Schools. 10 month. week. Applications avail­ aptitude. IBM word pro­ ing, trucking, construc­ Tolland 06084, 875-2564. General Mills. $1.2 billion in that are payable but deferred until paid. Because of deductions and percent; publishing and broad­ Enterprise, Ft, Plerce,FI., 35 hours per week. Appli ­ 646- 0129. The company reported that during the recent quarter, the Manchester Insurance able from Glastonbury cessing skills helpful. Ex­ tion, ond farm customers. Application deadline 7-23. profits^ some future year. credits, few companies pay the full casting. 22.6 percent: and textiles, 33482. cations available from Board fo Education, Glas­ cellent benifit package. Protected territory, tho­ EOE. company had steadiiy increasing average daily weight through agency has on opening tor Guidance Counselor - Tol­ “ For the vast majority of The tax figures cover federal tax rate. « 33.2 percent. a part time secretary. Glastonbury Board of Ed tonbury, CT 06033. Phone Salary commensurate rough training program. its Dayton hub, reaching a record average level of 1,849,000 ucatlon, Glastonbury, CT land Middle School, CT Typing and telephone RN's Local area health State certification re­ 633-5231 ext. 441. Affirma­ with experience. Coll 228- For personal Interview, Receptionist - busv profes­ pounds per night in June. skills are Important. Insu­ care facility, is seeking 06033. Phone 633-5231, ext tive Action. EOE. M/F. 9478 between 9 and 12, send work history to J.B. sional office seeks a ma­ 441. Affirmative Action, quired. Contact Mr. Vene Teamsters employees struck Em ery in the San Francisco and rance and computer skills applications for RN's with Harding, Tolland Middle Mondav-Frlday. TorlIncasI, Southwestern ture, bright Individual to EOE M/F. Tire Changer/Driver. One Petroleum, Box 789, Fort handle telephones and re­ San Jose areas for 12 days in May, but the strike has been settled. Scandals bring ethics questions to schoois experience helpful but not supervisory aptitude. For School, 96 Old Post Rd., of CT's largest tire retail­ Carpenter - Experienced Worth, TX 76101. ception desk. Position re­ essential. 649-2891. your personal Interview, Tolland 06084. 875-2564. ers Is looking to fill sev­ please contact D.N.S. at Special Education Aide - in trim and framing. Job quires professional phone Glastonbury Public Application deadline, eral full and part time NEW YORK (AP) — Some many of the nation’s brightest “ I do not think this corporate not up to fhem to add to the list by Management Trainee. 643-5151. Mon thru FrI. July 18th. Position to at Knollwood Rd., Glas­ technique, accurate mes­ Chesebrough-Pond’s sets a record Schools. 10 month, 28 positions. Promotional tonbury. Good pay for sage taking and ability to young executives, not long out of students in programs leading to greed, individual selfishness and trying to suddenly develop a Entry level position tor 9am to 3pm. begin, August 25th. EOE. opportunities available. school yet bestowed with six- and master’s degrees in business ad­ some other things I see means this personal value system for mature ambitious individual. hours per week. Applica­ right man. Call 9 to 5, communicate well with 7 W E S T P O R T — Decreased interest costs helped boost tions available from Glas­ Experience preferred but 563-1413. Early morning 6 Nursing assistants- lost peers and clients. Please Ghesebrough-Pond’s Inc.’s second-quarter profit by a record 98.2 seven-figure incomes, have been ministration — a passport to generation coming out is a lot students. Company has profit shar­ Part Time Ottice/Shop will train. Clean driving ing program and both Helper. Afternoons and tonbury Board of Educa­ Study Hall Aide - Opening to 7:30 or evenings, 537- chance for summer certi­ contact Chris Lanata, percent t(3 $48 million, compared with $24.2 million in the same getting headlines recently not ’’gold-collar” jobs in the 1980s. different from generations be­ Others insist that all business tion, Glastonbury, Ct. for the foil. RHAM High record a plus. If Interested 1871. fication program with DISanto Bertollne and students should be required to take local and national growth all day Friday. High call 646-2807 or stop bythe period of 1985, the company has announced. for their quick rise in financial Such finger-pointing at academ­ fore,” he said. “ Does this mean 06033. Phone 633-5231, Ext. School. Please coll or paid training sessions. Ex­ Company, Glastonbury circles but for abusing their everything is fine? No.” a separate ethics course. opportunities. 649-4563. school students pre­ newest Town Fair Tire at Per-share earnings jumped to $1.13, or 63.8 percent above the ics, however, ignores the long­ ferred. No experience. 441. Affirmative Action. write for application. 228- Insurance Agency desires cellent salary and benef­ CT. 06033. 203-659-1338. enviable positions. Palmer said ethics is just as LaRue Hosmer, professor of EOE M/F. 9474. RHAM Rd. Hebron, 328 Middle Tpke. West, experienced CSR In per­ 69 cents reported in last year’s second quarter, the company said term significant impact on a Should have own car. Coll its. Apply In person be­ important as the courses in compu­ corporate strategy at the Univer­ C T 06248. Manchester. sonal lines. Computer ex­ tween 9am and 3pm. The scandals, involving misuse person’s values provided by his -■643-6156 between 9 and 5. in a statement released Wednesday. ters, marketing, statistics and sity of Michigan, has argued for Secretarial Aide - Glaston­ perience preferred. Call Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- For the three months ended June 30, Chesebrough-Pond’s had of confidential business informa­ family, community, public schools bury Public Schools. 10 Picture Framer - Full Part time- Evenings of­ Norma, 646-0187. finance. such an approach, . saying that Outside Sales. . Monday Help Wanted - Part time well St., Manchester. sales of $800.5 million, up 3.1 percent from the $776.7 million level tion for personal profit, have and employer. month, 28 hours per week. time, experienced or will fice cleaning. Manchester That view is not unanimous in although university students have thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ weekends. Friday, 3 to 7. and surrounding towns. achieved in the 1985 period. raised questions about the values Still, Russell Palmer, dean of the Applications available train. Art background Teachers- RHAM High Sales Clerk and Delivery the academic community, ethical and moral standards, they cellent money. Call Saturday, 9 to 5. Sunday, 3 from Glastonbury Board helpful. 649-6939, days. Coll 649-5334. Chesebrough’s profit for the first six months of 1986 grew 124.8 held by today’s generation of Wharton School of the University Jeanne 647-9946. to 10. Cashier for self- School, Hebron, CT. Phys­ Person wanted for mod­ business people. however. may lack reasoning skills. of Education, Glaston­ 647- 8776, evenings. ern pharmacy In large percent to $99.3 million, or $2.48 per share, from $44 million, or of Pennsyvania. says business Some faculty members say that “ The first time they run across a serve Mobil Station. Laborers - Full time La­ ical Sclence/Chemlstry bury, Ct. 06033. Phone teacher needed for open­ Certified nursing assist­ shopping center. Pleasant $1.27 a share, in the first half of 1985. First-half 1986 sales climbed Popular targets for criticism are schools have an obligation to teach dilenima that challenges their Apply between 6am and borers needed for con­ with the limited number of sub­ 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, 633-5231, Ext. 441. Affirma­ Hairdresser full time, ex­ ing effective In September ants. immediate full and working conditions. Vari­ 37.4 percent to $1.6 billion from $1.2 billion in the 1985 six months. the nation’s business schools, ethics and could be doing a better jects that can be handled in a standards, they are up a tree,” tive Action. EOE M/F. perienced and reliable struction site. Coll for able hours. Apply at once corner of route 5 and 30. appointment 649-4371. 1986. CT certification re­ part time temporary and Second-quarter results included a gain of $8.7 million on the institutions that are enrolling job. two-year graduate program, it is Hosmer has said. needed tor busv salon In quired. Applications will permanent positions are to Liggett Pharmacy, Assistant Newspaper Science Aide - Glaston­ EOE M/F. sale of stock of Applied Solar Energy Corp. and assets associated Looking for short order East Hartford. Please coll be accepted thru July now available on all shifts Manchester Parkode. dealer wanted In Bolton. bury Public Schools. 10 289-6183, Tuesday thru Including weekends. with Stauffer Chemical Co.’s electronic chemicals business. Call 232-9989 between 9am cook and waitress. Expe­ Full time Carpenters and 30th. For more Informa­ month, 28 hours per week. Saturday. tion and application Starting pay of $6.90. Landscoper and Lawn & noon, Monday through rience only. Apply 303 Applications available Carpenters' Helpers. Adams St. Manchester. Woodworking experience please coll 228-9474. EOE. Please apply on person Workers. Experience re­ Marketing an aerialist is a tricky business Friday. Ask for Michael. from Glastonbury Board Full-time detail clerk. between 9om and 3pm. quired In operating and Champion profits show improvement of Education, Glaston­ CRT and data processing. helpful. Window restora­ maintaining lawn equip­ tion shop. Call for appoint­ Full tlme/port time gas Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- bury, Ct. 06033. Phone 5 days, 8 to 4:30. Call station attendant/me- well St., Monchester. ment. Knowledge of STAMFORD — Champion International Corp. reported By Linda Stowell work. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED 633-5231, ext. 441. Affirma­ 646-5773. Savings Bank o1 ment 649-4371. EOE M/F. landscaping procedures. The Associated Press “ I ’m going to continue to live my chanlcs helper for full Wednesday net income for the second quarter of $50.5 million up tive Action. EOE M/F. Manchester. service station. Must be Must be dependable. Op­ life if the passion inhabits me,” he IN MANCHESTER AREA Teenage Farm Help Experienced help only. portunity for advance­ from $43,3 million, or 14.1 percent, from the same period last Wanted. Apply at Corn clean and willing to work. year. STAM FO RD — Aerialist Phi­ said. “ When I ’m 95. I still want to Good pay and benefits. Apply Aldo’s Pizza. 133 ment. Call Kelly Lands­ be seen street juggling and walk­ Adams SL 446-597 Crib, Buchland Rd., South Spruce Street. 643-2034. caping Co., 528-8114 9am The Stamford-based company attributed the increase to lippe Petit, who intends to walk Connecticut Bank and Windsor. 644-3260. Call Larrys 871-1790. across the Grand Canyon and ing in the sky. As long as I inspire Oasrdsld SL III to 4pm, Mon. through FrI. higher profits in wood products and some reduction in overall above the streets of Stamford, is beauty I will still perform.” Farndala SL all Trust Company costs. not easy to promote because he Petit won’t discuss the specifics Foxcrofi SL S0-B6 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/ HAIRDRESSER Counter Sales position for The company also reported net sales of $1.1 billion for the Lannmors SL Bank of New England wanted for modern Building Products Store. likes to surprise people when he on his new contract, but said he III PAYROLL CLERK Hours 7am to 5pm, Mon­ second quarter of 1986, down from $1,6 billion from the same walks in the air. would like to be rich. Unfortu­ W8st MIddls Tpks. 501-542 QIaatonbury salon. Ex­ Data Services Department cellent working condi­ day thru Friday. Salary quarter a year ago. Champion said second quarter earnings per So ■Says James Ward, president nately. he added, he spends money New State Rd. 108-238 Knowledge of computerized accounts payable commensurate with expe­ share were 51 cents, compared to 42 cents for the same period a tions, flexible hours, top of Sundance Enterprises, a Stam­ as soon as he gets it. Jefferson SL •II Bank of New England Data ser­ euid ca.sh di.sbursements .systencs essential. rience. Call 643-2133. year ago. ford promotional firm. Petit and Kenwood SL all ( )ther re.spoasibilities include payroll timekeeping compensation for hair­ “ People have asked me to do dresser with cllentel. Champion’s operations include paper, wood products and Ward have agreed to a five-year Tollind Tpke. 472-S2S vices has challenging full-time job and some account analysts. Receptionist • Part time. packaging. contract in which Petit will make television commericals. but I Union PL all opportunities for the right people. Give us a call. Ask for Busy hair styling salon at least eight walks. The first is won’t do them. I want to become a Margo. 659-3589 or 649- needs serious minded and millionaire, but I won’t walk two Union SL 133-264 We offer good benefits, free park­ Excellent wages and nonK;ontributory attractive person for Re­ Aug. 1 in Stamford. Petit said he 7609.______9 stories high to open a burger Strickland St. all ing, competitive salary and easy fringe benefit pmgram. ceptionist In Manchester. will walk or ride a bicycle across a place,” Petit said. Must be flexible. Coll Loan reserves hurt BankAmerica steel cable high above Stamford Oxford SL all access to major highways. He did say that the Grand Carol for Interview. 643- streets. He wants to walk, dance or Cambridge SL 14-100 Apply in person or call 64,‘1-1101 AUTO BODY 8339. SAN FRANCISCO — . BankAmerica Corp. reported on Canyon walk will be on a "giant The positions available are: ride a bicycle — he’s not sure Marble SL all Wednesday a whopping $640 million second-quarter loss that scale,” in a form of a theatrical An Ikjual Opportunity Employer M/F. REPAIR which — across the Grand Canyon Dental Assistant - Full or company officials said resulted mostly from a buildup of production. For that, he hopes his McCabe SL III next year, —Payroll specialist — must Experienced person part time for Manchester reserves against future bad loans. fee will be “ in the six figures.” Stock Place all “ He’s difficult to market be­ have background in pay­ ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES, INC with own tools. Small dental office. Experience During the quarter, the bank holding company, the nation’s ” I am a man of theatre and I North Miln St 350-496 cause it’s hard to catch him in the 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST preferred but not essen­ want to give a theatrical perfor­ roll service, bureau envi­ MANCHESTER. CT 06040 shop in Manchester. tial. 646-8200. second-largest, set aside $600 million against future loan losses, act.” Ward said. “ He’ll still do his Forest SL 30-120 mance in the most awe-aspiring V V ronment customer com­ Call 643-7604 ask for raising its reserve to $2,2 billion. surprise walks...but Stamford is a Otic SL “ 20-70 & the mark of jDrinting excellence stage in the world.’’ he said. “ Obviously, it’s a disappointment.” Art Miller, vice president first where the whole world knows East Canter St 25-209 odd only munication skills. John. Part time-reliable malnte- Petit said he has no insurance nonce person wanted for for financial communications, said of the loss. “ We fe ^ lik e about it three weeks in advance. —Payroll Tax Accountant — because he doesn’t believe in Canter SL 11-225 office building In Man­ we’ve kind of stepped up to the plate and provided for the future, We want to keep the element of paperwork. He is single, but has Knox SL all must have background in chester. please reply to ... but it’s obviously very painful when you do it.” surprise, but still get people to see had a daughter with the “ woman Valley St all automated payroll/taxes Box I c/o The Herald. The $640 million loss represents an 89 percent increase over the him walk.” TIRED OF FAST FOOD? PRODUCTION who is sharing my life.” His Newman SL all net loss of $338 million for the second quarter of 1985. This Petit, 37. quietly describes him­ accounting principals and daughter, Gypsy, is 4. Rosmary Rd. III customer communication Photomat has exciting opportunities for WORKERS quarter’s loss amounts to $4.25 per share of common ^itock, as self as a high-wire artist, street both full and part time jobs. No need to go PART-TIME opposed to $2.34 per common share in last year’s second quarter. juggler, screenwriter and theatri­ "If I fall, I die and I deserve it. I Cottago St 72-82 skills. PART-TIME EVENIN88 home dead on your feet. Some plant experi­ 6 Samuel H. Armacost, BankAmerica’s president and chief cal director. In a telephone inter­ have no problem with that,” Petit Maple SL 25-90 —Senior operations clerk — EARN EXTRA INCOME view from his studio in The said. Filter SL 08-109 All positions offer you the opportunity to ence preferred. Must executive officer, said the decision to increase loan loss reserves distribution, packaging, CALL RENE stemmed m ainly from concern about the effect of lower oil prices Cathedral St. John the Divine in Petit doesn’t use a safety net for Pearl SL 2-80 work on your own with the public and learn be available for either and balancing, payroll re- l-BOO-367-3720 on regional economies, the oversupply of commercial real estate New York, Petit said he is an artist his walks. He said he rigs his own Spnica 81 74-108 about film processing. 1st or 2nd shift. At­ who walks ” in the sky” because he wire and lines, so he knows exactly Gitnwood SL 88-189 ports/checks. This is a 3rd and problems in the private sectors of developing countries. We are currently recruiting forthe East Hart­ tractive starting rate is driven by a “ passion” to do it.” what he’s walking on. Lyndali 81 III shift position. “ I don’t know why I do this and “ I engineer the whole thing and ford, Manchester, Vernon and Bloomfield and benefit package Butternut 81 III area. HELP WANTED: I’m happy I don’t know whey I it’s physically intense woilt,” he Hlekiry 81 all with aerospace Dollar falls vs. yen; gold Is mixed said. BNE Data Services is an equal op­ have a passion (or this,” said Petit. ForguMn Rd. 121-300 We offer a good starting wage and commis­ company. Apply at MASSEUSE LONDON — The U.S. dollar hit a post-World War II record “ My life is full of passionate Because he is the engineer for his Birin Rd. 0-24 portunity E r^loyer. All positions sion plus participation In our quarterly bo­ Female preferred, full or act. he says he’s never afraid when Sermatech Technical pan time. Good atmos­ closing low against the Japanese yen today, but was little activities.” nus program. he steps onto the wire. HaekmitKk SL all are at the CBT operation center, 99 phere. Excellent clientele. changed in later European trading. Gold rose in London and fell Bom in France. Petit has been in , 1-123 Services, 564 Hayden the United States 12 years. He said “ It’s not like I Just climb out of Tanner ST. Founders Plaza, East Hartford, Please call 569-2744 for more details. In the Windham ares. Ex­ elsewhere. Station Rd. Windsor he has done about two dozen the limo and say, “ Where’s the * photo CT. cellent Income potential. In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe’s business day MANCHESTER HERALD Ct. Take 191 exit 39, high-wire acts. wire?,” ’ he said. Hiph Wirt aerliilitt Philippe Petit poses Monday in New For more information contact CAUAmai:MP.M. begins, the dollar closed at 156.95 yen, down I.3S yen from PHOTOMAT CORP. Kennedy Rd. Petit, who says he doesn’t have Ward, who has promoted m fe s - York with a model of his upcoming stunt. Petit has John Rosenbeck at 244-4501 today. EOE M/F 456-7565 W ^nesday. Later, in London, it recovered slightly to 157.15 yen. any kind of physical training sional boxers, other sports ngures Call NOW 647-9946 A rising yen makes Japanese goods more expensive abroad. method for his high-wire acts, and entertainers, said Petit announced’ plans to walk between two buildings at the never wants to quit his unique “hasn’t been promoted properly." Stamford Portyn on Aug. 1. 20 - MANCHKSTKR HERAl.D Thursday. July 17, 1986 CONNECTICUT I — U.S./WORLD SPORTS ■ i»i m TAG SALE SIGN East Lyme is hit U.S. troops join Yankees gain 1 ". twice by vandais SAU Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? Boiivian forces as Bosox lose The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale ... page 4 ... page 7 ... page 15 Classified Ad. When you place your ad, you’ll receive ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER

Real HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright FOR SALE Estate BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY iianrlipatpr Hpra(^ Stately Colonial, 7 redeco­ ) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm HOMES rated rooms, large mas­ M1N6 o 4 ^ \ ter bedroom, lovely lot rve 6^ WB6 FOR SALE with 2 cor garage. Shade CARPENTRY/ [M8CEUJUIHIU8 ID1^ IIj^ MISCELLANEOUS------c n T haT . trees for your picnic table CMLOCARE IREMODEUNO SERVICES SERVICES PARtSiCAlt'. Government Homes from ond grill. Porter St. orea. Friday. July 18, 1986 25 Cents $1(U repair). Dellnouent Klernan Realty, 649-1147. Part time babysitter, Remodellng/Carpentry Odd lobs. Trucking. Art's Light Trucking - tax property. Reposses­ days, experience pre­ Wark. Additions, decks Home repairs. You name Cellars, attics, garages sion. Coll 805-687-6000. Manchester-Forest Hills. ferred, call after 5 PM. and repairs.lnsured. Call It, we do It. Free esti­ cfeoned. Junk hauled. Ext. H-9965 tor current Immaculate 7 room Cape, 643-5685. David Cormier, 649-6236. mates. Insured. 643-0304. Furniture and oppilonces repo list. 3 bedrooms, 1V2 baths, 2 moved. Odd lobs. Very car garage on beautiful PAINTIIIS/ honest, dependable Town faces lawsuit Vernon. New llstino. landscaped lot. $159,900. Delivering clean form worker. 25 years expe­ $157,500. Striking contem­ By owner 643-1047. CARPENTRY/ PAPERim REM00EUII8 loom; 5 yards 875 plus tax. rience In moving. 6469669 porary on secluded 3.6 I Also sand, stone, and anytime. acres! Very unlaue home Tolland-3 bedroom Cape, Name your own price — grovel. Coll 643-9504. that must be seen to be garage, desirable area. Parrand Remodeling — Father and son. Fast, Odd Jobs By Student - appreciated, new carpet­ Excellent condition. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ dependable service. Hedge clipping, window ing, lots of bullt-lns, ap­ $127,500. Call 875-5408. ters, room additions, Painting, Paperhanging cleaning, painting, onv- pliances, fantastic floor to decks, all types of remo^ & Removal. Coll 646-5761. thlng. Call AAork. 649-5695. on water violations celling fireplace, home $127,900.3 bedroom Colon­ deling and repairs. PREE Mornings^ late evenings. can easily accomodate a ial. 1'/? baths. Porter St. estimates. Fully Insured. D & D Landscoplng. Voco- large or small family, orea. Principals only. 647- Telephone 6434017, after tlon cuttings, hedM trlm- Interior decorating and By John F. Kirch development in the Buckland area provisions of a bond issue ap­ very versatile floor plan. 8030. 6pm, 647-8509. FLOOMNS mlong, Prunings, flower pointing. Relloble, refer­ and Alex GIrelll — including the Buckland Hills proved by the voters in November. Call today for q private 81 shrub plantings. Free ences, free estimates. Call Herald Staff Mall and a proposed Red Roof Inn Plans for the work indicate it showing! Realty World, Columb.I.a Lake- Floorsandlno-Floors like estimates. Coll 659-2436 643-8048. motel. would cost more than $26 million. 646-7709.D Woodland terrace. 5-6 Carpentry and remodel­ new. Specializing In older after 5;30pm. A Manchester environmental The environmental group, which bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 ing services — Complete The Manchester Environmental floors, natural and Need A Good Tenant? group has threatened to sue the filed a similar notice about two Coalition is currently suing the Just listed! Fulldormered acre with a 150 foot lake home repairs and remo­ stained. No waxing ony- cape. 1'/} baths, fireplace, frontage. Magnificent deling. Quality work. Ref­ Bookkeeping fullcharge Zimmer management will MISCELLANEOUS [ ^ C A R S town and state and federal envir­ years ago but did not follow up with town in connection with the pro­ more. John Verfollle. Call find a well qualfled, good onmental agencies if officials do a lawsuit, is looking for the D EP to posed Buckland Hills Mall on an 3 car garage and a great view, fireplace In livng erences, licensed ond In­ 646-5750. 14 years experience for [ fo r sa le FOR SALE lot In the Verplanck room, large enclosed sured. Call 646-8165. paying tenant for your not show intent to comply with the enforce the act and make the town altogether separate set of environ­ small business. Write C & rental property in Eost of school district. “ We gua­ porch. Flexible financing N Bookkeeping, 47 Teresa For Sole-9x12 oil wool state’s Clean Water Act. comply with the provisions of the mental grounds. rantee our houses" Blan­ possible. $275K. Owner- Rd., Manchester, CT. the River area. Many 1978 Lincoln Versollle- HEATIN8/ years of experience. Very braided rug, Chippendale Manchester attorney Bruce S. Clean Water Act. Beck said today. When asked if a new suit based chard 8i Rossetto Real agent. 644-0139. sofa 83 Inches long, excel­ Power steering, power Beck, who represents the Man­ Beck said the group would wait on the Clean Water Act would be Estate 646-2482.n PUIMBINe reasonable f«es. Cali for particulars. 646-3778 or lent condition. Kerosene breaks, air-conditioning, chester Environmental Coalition, to see what action the D EP takes another way of blocking develop­ All real estate advertised A. Henry Personalized heater only 2 years old. power seats, luxury and charged in a recent letter to Town before deciding whether to file a Manchester - 3 bedroom Independent Construc­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Lawn Care-Complete 8724115. Ask for Lisa. ment of the 750.(X)0-square-foot In the Manchester Herald Quartz heater, 2 Chippen­ dependable. Coll 643-8991 Manager Robept—^ , Weiss that lawsuit. He would not say what Ranch on private lot In tion Co. General Contrac­ throom remodeling; In­ lawn care and landscap­ after 6:00 PM. mall in northwest Manchester. Is subject to the federal HELPING PEOPLE sa­ dale wing choirs, antique discharge from the town’s sewage remedies the D EP could lake to Beck said. “ We raised this issue desirable location. Fire- Fair Housing Act of 1968, tors, custom home build­ stallation water heoteri, ing. Free estimates, fully night stand, original milk placed living room, eat-ln which makes It Illegal to ing and remodeling, garbage disposals; faucet Insured, all work guoron- tisfy their needs and 1971 900 Harley Davidson, treatment plant into the Hocka- satisfy the environmental even before the Buckland Hills wants... that's whot waijt red point, bench set com­ kitchen, large deck with advertise any preference, siding, excovotlon, etc. repairs. 6494539. Vlso/M- teed, senior citizens dis­ plete with weights. Coll Arlen Ness frame, less num River violates provisions of coalition. Mall was proposed. awning. 2 car garage. limitation or discrimina­ Call 4564865 or 456-7215. osterCord accepted. counts. 647-1349. ads are all about. offer 6pm, except Satur­ than 200 miles top end, the Clean Water Act. He said in tlie In his letter. Beck claimed that "We want to see compliance with $134,900. 646-6847.______tion based on race, color, day any tlme.646-5808. custom front end. $2150 or letter, which was also sent to the current .sewer hookups have over­ the applicable state and federal Rockville - For Sale or religion, sex or national trade. Coll 643-7800, 12pm state Department of Environmen­ taxed the town’s sewage treatment laws in connection with the act," rent with option to buy. origin, or an Intention to Summer "Hot" Solel to 7pm. tal Protection and the federal plant on Olcott Street, causing he said. $5,000 down. Owner fi­ make any such prefer­ Flashing arrow signs $269. Environmental Protection pollution in the Hockanum River Beck said that when the group ence, limitation or dis­ RESORT I APARTMENTS iq o PRESORT Lighted, non-arrow $259. Ford 1981 Pickup Truck nancing. 8 room Vlcto- 00 0 0 THINGS Courier. Large body. 4 Agency, that Manchester must and Hop Brook. raised the issue about two years rlon. $750 a month plus crimination. The Herald PROPERTY FOR RENT property Unllghted $229. (free let­ show intent to comply with the act The town is under federal orders ago. the D EP allowed the town will not knowingly accept 1^01 TO EAT ters) Few left. See locally cylinder, standard, radio utilities. Call 742-8932 or ' within 60 days or all three could be to upgrade its treatment plant to more time to show compliance 742-0417. any advertisement which 1(8(X))423-0163, anytime. and tope. Excellent condi­ Is In violation of the law. Laketront propeny - Dia­ Modern 3 room 1st floor Coventry Lake - Water­ String Beans - Pick your tion. $2700. 649-5038. sued. make the Hockanum River fisha: with the act. However, the environ­ For Sale By Owners - 80 mond Lake, E. Glaston­ apartment. Heat, hot wo- ■ front cottages now availa­ own. Also other vegeta­ Such a suit might include a ble and swimmable by 1988. mental group has seen little Larabee St, East Hart­ bury. Double lot. $3000. ter, oppilonces Included. ble. $150-$250 a week. 742- bles. Notslsky Forms, 644- ENDROLLS 1963'/2 Ford Goloxl. 4 request for a moratorium on sewer Manchester recently received vir­ progress. Beck said, and has ford. Aluminum sided 3 Call 649-8874. Ideal tor working, ma­ 3022. 0304. 27'6 width - 250 door, hard top. Needs hookups, something that could tual a.ssurance it would get the decided to try to force the issue I CONDOMINIUMS ture, married couple or TLC . Use everyday. Coll family house. 5 rooms, 1V2 FOR SALE 13% width - 2 for 250 have a drastic effect on plans for funds to do the work under the again. baths'. 3'/2 rooms. 3 rooms. I DO YOU hove 0 bicycle no retired lady. No pets. ROOMMATES MUST be picked up at the 646-0236. Quiet residential street one rides? Why not offer It References and security. FUEL OIL/COAL/ Manchester Herald Office 646-6113 or 643-5363 WANTED 1973 Dodge Charger-One connecting Burnside Aye. South Village Condomini­ for sole with a wont ad? [ f ir e w o o d before 11 A.M. ONLY, and Tolland Tpke. Both ums. 3 room condomi­ owner, excellent condi­ the location and the lot nium. 165 South St. No.42. Duplex-2 bedrooms, 1Y2 Roommaten wanted - Pro­ tion. S.E. Classic looking boths, appliances, hook­ For Sole - Firewood. for good home. Auto­ Tax battle set to begin size (approxolmately 100 Rockville. Asking $45,900. fessional female to shore Summer prices, buy now. X 300) offer excel lent prof- Inquire at premises. Rantals up tor washer and dryer. expenses In two bedroom matic, air conditioning, Itoble bulld-on possibili­ No pets. $500 a month. Con town house. $250 plus 1/2 4 foot lengths. $60 o cord, power steering, brakes, By Cliff Hqas middle-income taxpayers by re­ — the ultimate question — (is) who ties. Call 649-9535 between O ne Floor .Llvlng- be seen from lOom to 6pm. utilities. Security. Non- cut and spilt $90 or cut to TAe SALES and windows. $1900 or best The Assoclqfed Press ducing breaks forcorporations and benefits and who pays.” Rosten­ 8 and 10am or between 4 Beoutlful 2 bedroom con­ Available August 1st. 649- smoker preferred. 649- order. All prices Include offer. 649-1086. the wealthy. kowski said. ond 8pm.______dominium on first floor. ROOMS 7438. 5842 evenings. delivery. Bruce 742-9168. Tog Sole - Furniture, ap­ WASHINGTON - Congres­ Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., Outside the conference. Pack- Large rooms. Convenient FOR RENT pliances, pool table, clo­ .1977 Monte Carlo - Runs sional negotiators today cleared chairman of the negotiations and wood and Rostenkowski have been Manchester- 3 bedroom to everything. Priced at East Horttord/Monches- thing and miscellaneous. good, $600 or best offer. away preliminaries and set the ranch with large In-law leader of the 11-member House making joint television appearan­ only $52,900. Calltodayfor Manchester - Room In ter llne-4 room apart­ RECREATIONAL Friday 18th-Saturdov Coll 633-8144. stage for tough bargaining over apartment. Fine location. ment, near busline. 19th, 8-4. 40 Marlon Dr. off delegation, and Sen. Bob Pack- ces over two days as part of an details. Joyce G. Epstein private home. Bus line. FURNITURE [ e q u ip m e n t “ who benefits and who pays" in the wood, R-Ore., head of the group of $165,000. Peterman Reol Estote 647-8895.0 Fenced-In yard, paved Vernon St. ■ 1977 Ford-Excellent run­ effort to make a public show of Agency. 649-9404 or 647- Prefer mature working ning condition. Many new landmark tax-overhaul legislation 11 senators, said they hope to wrap bipartisanship and cooperation. adult. References. Secur­ parking, $400 plus utili­ 0080.______ties. Security. Coll 5 to MCS Free Style or BMX Tog Sole - Fridov 7-19 and ports. $600. 643-1814. they hope to complete by up bargaining by the time Con­ In each of the appearances, INVESTMENT ity. 649-8874. bike built from scratch. summer’s end. 7 room Ranch. Excellent 6:30pm. Available Imme­ Saturday 7-20, 9om to gress begins a three-week recess Rostenkowski stresses the need to PROPERTY diately. 646-4489. $300 or best offer. 649-5055. 7pm. 20 Foster St. 1979 Chevette, 2 door, The legislators spent.more than Aug, 15. condition. Beautiful King - Sized bed. Firm give as much tax relief as possible [APARTMENTS automatic. 43,000 miles. four hours Thursday listening to Both chambers then would ratify to middle-income taxpayers. landscape. Must be seen. mattress. Two twin box Starcrott Pop-up Tent Tog Sale - Strong St. (off $900 or best offer. Coll $128,900. Principals only. n [ fo r r e n t congressional tax experts offer an the work of the conferees in Packwood then says he is willing to Invest today In this mod­ se JHOMES springs. Frame. Excellent Camper - Sleeps 6. Good Woodland). Saturday, 646-6942 after 5 or Coll tor appointment. 649- ern 5 unit building. Prime condition. Will be sold condition. Coll 649-9895. explanation of major differences September before sending the final go along with that if a way can be w | fo r r e n t July 19. 9am to 3pm. weekends. 1115.______Manchester location near 474 Main Street, 3 room with 2 complete sets of between the House-passed and measure to the White House forthe found to pay for the changes. Historic area. Large Vlc- hospital. Good Income. apartment. $400 monthly. sheets, .1 bedspread. All Spaulding Golf Club Set- Tog Sole - Friday, 18th, 1979 Subaru DL Wagon. Senate-passed versions of the president's signature. And both say "the hottest torlon, completely remo­ "W e guarantee our Utilities not Included. No Manchester - 1 sided Du­ for $220, or best offer. Drivers 1 and 3, putter Saturday, 19th. 11 Mea­ 4X4. Good shape, extras. measure. "For families whoearn a modest button” in the negotiations is fully deled In 1980. 11 plus houses". Blanchard & appliances. Security. Call plex, 3 bedroom, nice 643-8082, evenings & wee­ clubs 3,5,6,ond 7. Coll dow Rd., Bolton, 9 to 3. High mileage. $995. Coll The exercise continued today, income and pay more than their ** % Rossetto Real Estate 646- deductable Individual Retirement rooms, 5 bedrooms and 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. area. Appliances, attic kends. Keep trying!. 742-7497. Baby clothes and furni­ 646-6243. with legislators using the discus­ fair share of taxes, this tax reform 68616 eyrusKl 2482.0 and basement. Includes Accounts. 2'^2 baths. Vinyl sided, ture, toys, bikes and many sions to give a preview of bargain­ bill is long overdue compensa­ The House bill preserves IRA original, ornate wood­ Bolton - Charming 2 room washer and dryer hookup. Pine .hutch with gloss household Items. 79 VW Rabbit- Under $575 plus utilities. Coll windows on top, excellent ing positions they will take when tion," Rostenkowski said in open­ deductions,, the Senate bill does Just cruisin’ work. Fenced-In back­ country apartment for Im­ B0AT8/MARINE 60,000 miles, beautiful the negotiations begin in earnest mediate occupancy. $375 644-2673 or 644-3313. condition. Asking $300. ing the meeting of 22 House and not, in most cases. yard. Large garage with EQUIPMENT Tog Sole - Friday, Satur­ condition, automatic next week. room overhead. Some Applique Trim month. Rental Includes Coll 6460633. day and Sunday, July 16, transmission. $1,499. Coll Senate tax writers. "Fo r those who Packwood and Rostenkowski Passengers aboard the Lady Fenwick in the purple T-shirt, and their parents, owner financing possible. utilities^ Prefer single per­ Manchester for rent - S'/j 19, 20. Two man sow, 649-1655 after 7 PM. For example. House Democrats have sought out lucrative shelters are trying to create a momentum look at the sights along the Connecticut Larry and Cathy, all of Glastonbury. $138,900. Strano Real Est­ sons. No pets. Lease and room house, private yard. Blue 3 pelce sectional, 16 foot Mod River canoe, children's choirs. 483 Hlll- have served notice over the last to avoid taxes, this tax reform bill for the compromise effort that can ate, 647-7653.0 security deposit required, $450 plus utilities. 646-5940. excellent condition. $100. paddles Included. .Used stown Rd., Manchester. two days that they will be pressing is long overdue retribution.” overcome the problems that will River. Members of the Dietz family, from More pictures and a story about the tour times. Excellent con­ trail 643-7427. Full size sleeper, good 9om to 5pm. Rolnorshine. for the maximum tax relief for “ The crux of these negotiations surely arise. left, are Heather, 11, Rori, 9, Aaron, 14, hourlong cruise are on page 11. The Cat's Meow! Elegant Monchester-6 room. 1 cor condition. $50. 649-1224. dition. $800. Please coll |g2iTRUCK8/VAN8 8 room Contemporary Two Bedroom, range, re- garage. 3 bedrooms. 643-4942 otter 6pm or 647- Tog Sole - Saturday, 7-19, FOR RALE home to be built. Lovely frlgeroter, dishwasher. Good location for school. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for 9om to 4pm. 71 Hawthorne wooded 2.5 acre lot. 4 No pets. $575 month. 646- Enclosed yard. $650 o Merchandise Bob. St., Manchester. Rain or Dotsun 1982 pickup. bedrooms, 2'/j baths, ap­ 2319. month. Retrlgerotprletrlgerqtpr and shine. No early birds. Heavy duty, long bed, cop proximately 2300 sq. ft. stove. Co,iy-W -M 3(r Household vinegar Is on and boot rock Included. Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 Area Democrats ready for divisive convention Call for more details. ex TV /8TER E0/ effective and Inexpensive Indoor Too, Sole - Pine Excellent condition. $3000 $225,000. Jackson 8, Jack- room, heated apartment. Hutch, 2 bar stools, RCA or best offer. 643-9108. Not all the news is on the [ a p p l ia n c e s fabric softner when added son Real Estate 647-8400 or No appliances. Security. front poge! There's lots of to the final laundry rinse. disc, other furniture and By George Loyng ented Connecticut’s Sixth District firm. District to be seated in front of the Saturday, when a vote will be held 646-8648.n $520 monthly plus utilities. newsy Information In the Classified Is the effective miscellaneous household in Congress, is hoping to earn the Panasonic Upright Va­ Herald Reporter " It’s like sand with the tide center stage, with the First District on a set of guidelines. Lots of personality! Coll 646-2426. Weekdays 9 Classified section. 643- and Inexpensive way to Items. Saturday and Sun- MI8CELLANE0U8 support of enough delegates to keep Related story to 5. cuum — With attach­ dooy, 7/19, 7/20, 9om to coming in — it shifts back and delegates in the rear of the Observers say Moffett suppor­ Charming older Colonial 2711. find o cosh buyer for AUTOMOTIVE Manchester-area supporters of his candidacy alive. He said this forth,” he said, adding that he auditorium. ters are likely to offer amendments with 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, ments, bogs 8, extra belt. 7 household Items you no 6pm. 12B Esquire Dr., — see page 4 Sparkling Brand New - 2 months old. $50. Good Manchester. I Gov. William O’Neill and chal­ week he has the needed 20 percent expects Moffett to force a primary. The idea is to "create a band­ to the rules committee report in modern kitchen with longer use. 643-2711. of the 1,349 delegates to force a In addition to the actual vote for wagon. steamroller effect,” one hopes of getting their way. One of greenhouse. 1st floor story Duplex In Coventry [STORE AND condition. Coll 646-3245 For Sole -1982 Oldsmoble lenger Toby Moffett, two Demo­ on 2.7 acres of beautifully offer 5pm. Tog Sole - Saturday and Toronodo. Excellent Con­ crats who have been bitterly September primary against governor, a fight is expected on the ob.scrver said. If the early voting these amendments will be to adopt laundry. Great big family [ o f f ic e s p a c e room, pretty yard, stor­ wooded sight. 11 miles Sunday, 7/19, 7/20, dition.Complete luxury campaigning against one another O’Neil. O'Neill, who asked not to be adoption of the rules that govern the favors Moffett, it might convince a party platform before a vote is age shed and lots more. from downtown Manches­ 6000 BTU Carrier oir con­ MUSICAL 8:30om-3pm. 462 Hilliard cor. $10JX)0. 1984 Ford since January, will convene with O’Neill supporters, however, identified, .said Thursday he ex­ convention. some uncommitted or O’Neill held, instead of after, as has Manchester - Downtown ditioner. Like new condi­ You'll love It! $154,000. ter. Very close to shop­ ITEMS St. Furniture, windows F150 Explorer 4x4. Low friends and foes tonight in the 'maintain they have the backing of pected Moffett to fall short of the270 Moffett forces’want the balloting delegates to support Moffett later traditionally been done. retail or office space, 1750 tion. Used one season. with „ jrms and miscel­ mileage, excellent condi­ Jackson 8. Jackson Real ping areas. Various local Hartford Civic Center for what’s enough delegates to ■ prevent a votes he needs to force a primary by to begin with the Sixth Congres­ on. Moffett supporters hope that as lakes, and golf course. square feet. 668-1447. Asking $200. 649-6411. laneous household Items. tion. Mutt see. $10,000. Estate. 647-8400 or 646- Lowry organ - good condi­ expected to be a stormy and primary and send the governor between 10 and 20 delegates. But sional District, where Moffett is The rules committee, which is the planks to the platform are 8646.D Call Jon of 643-2487. Mon­ 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ day - Friday. tion. Asking $600. 649-6411. Tog Sole-J'uly 19th. 9 to 4. lent running condition. drawn-out battle over which candi­ straight into battle with whoever Stanley Weinberg, the husband of strong, and end with the First controlled by O’Neill backers, is debated, O’Neill supporters might the Republicans nominate for Barbara Weinberg, Manchester’s Congressional District, where expected to recommend an oppo­ switch to Moffett if they agree with Brand New Listing! six Clothes, small applian­ Good solid truck. Rigged date is to head the party ticket in room Colonial with fire­ 5 room, 2 bedroom, lorge ces, bike. 77 Durant for plowing. $5JM0. 1982 November. governor. mayor and one of Moffett’s conven­ O’Neill is dominant. Similarly, site arrangement. The rules com­ place, 2 car detached yard, convenient loca­ Wilson Business Offices Washer and Dryer- Sears PETS AND Street, Manchester. Rain Ford E250 Von. Good Moffett, who formerly repres­ One Manchester supporter of tion coordinators, said nothing is they want delegates from the Sixth mittee will make its proposal on Please turn to page 1 garage, walk-up attic, tion. Available 8-1. $600 o and support services. Fur­ heavy duty Kenmore au­ 8UPPUE8 dote July 20th. condition with rocks. fenced yard, and hard­ month plus utilities. 1'/z nished offices, secretarial tomatic washer; 5 cycles, 85,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. months security required. service, reception, tele­ 5 water temperatures, 2 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat wood floors. Needs some Boxer Puppies For Sole. work. Offered at $114,900. Coll 643-0110. phone answering, word water levels, self cleaning 128, All best offer. Gaod processing and copier fa­ lint filter, $210. Dryer; 3 8400 each with papers. Autometlv8 terms on all vehicles. No Jackson 8, Jackson Real Coll 643-8197 anytime. Ask TODAY’S HERALD Estate, 647-8400 or 646- For Rent - 4 room apart­ cilities. Level H Watkins dryer cycles, fabric selec­ money down to qualified Votes boost balanced budget drive for JIM or Steve. 8646. □______ment. Heat, hot water and Center, 935 Main St., Man­ tor control, wrinkle guard buyer. Private teller. Call and lint screen, $165. Both 643-1021. appliances Included. 2 chester. 647-0073. CARS been unwilling to do before this Manchester-o touch of APPLIQUE months security. No child­ for $300. CoH 289-2087 after By Steven Komorow needed because the Supreme Court exceptions, including federal and legislation." elegance, vet priced for ren or pets. $425 month. You con moke excellent 6 PM. FOR SALE INVITATION TO BID Captain backs bill Index The Associated Press ruled last week that the procedure military retirees who lost their a MISCELLANEOUS The senators said they would the avarage home buyer O N E SIZE 649-9297. dish cloths from the mesh Sealed bids will be received followed in making the cuts was cost-of-living raises. The cuts FOR SALE Captain Kangaroo and the son of 20 pages, 2 sections announce today their plans for an In this statley 7 room (14.16-18) bogs In which oranges, Toyota Torcel, '83, Silver, In the GenerdI Services' of­ the late tobacco magnate R.J. WASHINGTON — Lawmakers unconstitutional. trimmed many domestic agencies •Georgia’ Styled Raised Manchester • Central, 5 speed, $3,SOO/best offer. fice, 41 Center St., Mdnehes- A riu ir n 1.3 by 4.3 percent and most military amendment to an upcoming bill to potatoes, onions, etc. ore ter, CT until II :00a.m. on the Reynolds are joining the medical say their strong vote to stick with Senate Majority Leader Bob Ranch that offers 3 bed­ 2483 modern, large one bed­ sold. Just boll for 15 9x12 braided rug. Rust, 646-6249. R iis in n s c 0 $11.7 billion in spending cuts made Dole, R-Kan.. echoed the remarks programs by 4.9 percent. raise the ceiling on the national rooms, large living room, dote shown below for the fol­ establishment in urging Congress room. $475 with heat. minutes In woter to which Air conditioner, Westing- white, block and green. lowing: P.lnsoifiaH IB-on under the Gramm-Rudman law is of other lawmakers when he said debt. formal dining room, eat- Applique these colorful 646-3253. house. Heavy duty win­ Excellent condition. 860. 1978 Dotsun B-210. Auto­ to ban all advertising of tobacco Sens. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, chlorine bleach has been JU L Y X , 1986- r .n m i r a the first step toward fortifying that Thursday's vote was the only Ih kitchen and a family flowers to the large-size dow unit, 24000 BPU, 120 Coll 643-9941, anytime. matic transmission, 2- LIFECYCLES products. Story on page 10, fl Warren Rudman, R-N.H., and In another action Thursday, the added. Put still good but deficit-reduction program. practical alternative, since agen­ room wifh nice features pockets of this handy Large nice one bedroom, no-longer needed furni­ volts, cpols 5 rooms. $200. door. 81,200 or best offer. JU LY 31, 1986 - DUMPSTER P.r>nn«rtiriit 4-6 Ernest F. Hollings, D-S.C., said House acted to keep spending cobbler apron. But legislators are already gird­ cies already had adjusted to lower like a fireplace. 2 car on Center St. $480 month. ture and appliances bock Coll 289-2087 otter 6 PM. Ice Cream Freezer - Use Coll 643-2034. REFUSE SERVICE - TOWN FntnrtninmAnt 14 restoring the threat of automatic levels more in line with the goal of OWNED BLDGS. (REBID) ing for a tougher fight on the next spending levels. garage, covered sundeck, No. 2t83 has pattern Available August 1. Ap­ Into use by selling them os home freezer, $40. Fold­ F n r iia 11 spending cuts was necessary to reaching the $144 billion Gramm- and much more for only pieces for aphlique and ing Roll-oway cot with 1980 Chevy Citation, 4 decision: how to enforce future “ There is no cause for back­ pliances, heot, electricity with o low-cost Classified. Losonlc Boom Box - 100 The Town of Manchester Is 1 nra l nRvun 3 in keep pressure on Congress and the Rudman deficit target in fiscal $139,500.Jackson 8, Jack- apron in .Size 14-lfi-18 in­ Included. 649-9367. watts. Never used. $145 or mottreu, 820. Both good door hatch, 4 speed, on equal opportunity em­ spending restraints. tracking now," he said. "What’s 643-2711. ployer, and requires an affir­ 1 n tta ry 0 White^House to meet future deficit 1987. son Real Estate, 647-8400 clusive; directions, best offer. Coll 646-5634. condition. 649-2338. AM /FM, very good condi­ Chance of rain The House by a 339-72 vote, and done is done.” la irdtr, tend |2J0. tor oach tion. 81,200 or best offer. mative action policy for oil of nhitiinriAS in targets. or 646-8646.D Manchester 2 bedroom, Its Contractors and Vendors Variable cloudiness and humid the Senate in a pair of voice votes, Senate Budget Committee By a 213-125 vote, it approved an Mttoro, pla$ jOt tor poiUgo u4 Manchester - Lawyer's 643-2339, coll after 5pm. D p in in n MMli^. 2nd floor, no pets, stove Maple T.V. Cabinet with Lawn mower-John Deere os o condition of doing busi­ today with a 40 percent chance of fi approved Thursday a joint resolu­ Chairman Pete V. Domenici, R- "The central theme of Gramm- amendment by Rep. Bill Frenzel, Luxurious Colonlal-fine office, walk to G.A. 12. 110. Excellent condition, ness with the Town, os per ANW CASOT and refrigerator, $475 o sliding doors. Will moke P A n p lA 0 tion that reaffirms spending reduc­ N.M., said the action showed Rudman ... has always been an R-Minn., to cut 5.03 percent from quality constructed resi­ month plus utilities. Coll Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. attachments. Best offer. 1976 AMC Gremirh, ■ 3 Federal Order 11246. showers and thunderstorms. High PoiMtiaotor Honid excellent liquor or record B -in r t « IB -1 7 tions imposed last March under Gramm-Rudman worked, but said all programs covered in a $12.3 dence with 3 bedrooms, I ISO A«a. of Aawrlcai 646-1379. cabinet. $50. Coll 643- Honda RX80 Dirt bike. speed, runs well. 8450. Coll Bid forms, plans and specifi­ 80 to 85. Partly cloudy tonight with action-forcing mechanism," Rud­ den, gorgeous summer Sow YOfA, XT. li n t Main St. Manchester Ex­ 7247.0 Call 649-1621. 643-2207 after 4pm. cations are available at the a low around 60. Partly sunny T A lA u la In n 14 Gramm-RudmaV it was only "a minor test.” man said. "We are going to make billion appropriation bill, except breakfast room and mo­ AOOrut ellk ZIP Manchester remodeled cellent location. 600 to (General Services' office. Saturday with a high of 80 to 85. 11 .«? AA/nrIrt 7 President Rearan was expected The cuts were left intact despite sure that (the law) continues to ... for the FBI and the Drug Enforce­ CSOC aw ttna NoMor. TO W N O F re."We guarantee our one bedroom. Wall to 1800 square feet. $250 In­ Counter Top Range for Twin size Mattress used 1973 Ford Maverick V-8. Details on-page 2. Weather 2 to sign the measure, which was pressure from some groups for force the Congress to do what it has ment Administration. houses" Blanchard 8i Ros­ SPJSCIAL: Oyer 200 se­ MANCHESTER, CT. lections snd s FREE wall, new refrigerator, cludes heat, lanitor and sale. 825. Call 6469324 very little. Asking 870. 63JI00 miles. Needs minor R O BER T B. WEISS, setto Real Estate 646- Psttern Section in the 8425 plus utilities. No pets. parking. 649-5334 or 643- after 5:00 and ask for Good condition. Older work or sell for ports. 899. GENERAL MANAGER 2482.a ALBUAL Just 13.00. 5284)776. 7175. Ken.o box spring Free. 649-1433. Call.646«9S.a 036-07

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