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By SCOTT BREDE i\ IE Manchester Herald o o MANCHESTER — The swelling prices al the gas pump will not deter vacationers from hitting the highway ^ 03 over Labor Day weekend, many local businesses arc H ■< hoping. I m ___ I The price of a gallon of unleaded regular gasoline I o J hovers around the $1.25 mark at most area fuel stations, but the rise won’t have much bearing on people’s travel plans, businesspx;oplc who profit from holidays agreed. \ “Being the last holiday of the summer, gas prices are o“ 2 not going to deter people from doing what they want,” 1 J3 said Thomas Guerra, the general manager at the o o Pavilions at Buckland Hills. O T l Although Guerra said that he did not expect the price of fuel to have much influence on the number of people flocking to the mall, he did expect a big weekend turnout c3 ^ of back-to-school shoppers. “I expect the traffic [inside the mall] to be good this O O weekend,” he said. Ken House, the assistant manager at the UA Theatre m 2 East in the rear of the Manchester Parkadc, said the num­ 5> 1“> ber of movie-goers over the weekend will be determined by the weather, not fuel costs. D CO “A large part of our audience is children”. House said. The Associated Press “Most of the time, kids don’t even know what the price 33 > [of gas] is because they don’t have to pay for it.” CHEAP GAS — Rocky Rhodes, a WKRZ-FM disc jockey dressed as an Arab, pumps gas > The Manchester Parks and Recreation Department is into a car during a promotion at a Wilkes Barre, Pa. gas station this week. During the promo­ 33 also gearing up for a heavy weekend. tion, gas that now sells for $1.31 a gallon was sold at the pre-Iraqi invasion price of 98.5 The swimming pool at Globe Hollow on Spring Street cents. will be open to accommodate residents staying around the area for the weekend, said Carl Silver, Manchester’s superintendent of recreation. “The pool will be really jammed if the weather is Foreign women, children nice,” said Silver, who noted that Wickham Park, on the west side of town, has always been a favorite picnic spot on past Labor Days. Silver said that local gas prices wouldn’t have much impact on people’s decisions to travel, but that their begin journey from Iraq usual customs do. “There are traditional people, like myself, who never By TERRY LEONARD F^is on Iraqi Airways. He said on against Iraq by the United Nations travel on holiday weekends,” he said. The Associated Press the return leg, the flights should do not resU"ict the movement of Iraqi Despite local merchant’ optimism, the number of carry home Iraqis who he said were nationals. travelers will be down 2 percent over last year’s holiday, BAGHDAD, Iraq — A few stranded abroad. Britain did not object to letting said Lynn Davies, the community spokesperson for the foreigners began trickling out of “This is a humanitarian request, the Iraqi planes utke Iraqis home. regional office of the American Automobile Association. Iraq on Friday under Saddam Hus­ and we hope the two govcriunents “If a plane is coming out here AAA conducts surveys on the amount of motorists who sein’s pledge to free women and will reply quickly and positively,” with British nationals on it, and is will be on the road for different holidays. children tiostages, but Iraq made al-Hadithi said at a news con­ going back ... empty to Baghdad, ‘Two percent is not a significant drop,” Davies said. more requests in connection with the ference. Iraqi nationals want to go on it, of “It just shows that some people are showing a little more release of the remaining captives. He referred to Iraqis being course they can go,” a Foreign Of­ concern about gas prices.” Government spokesman Naji al- suanded in London and IVis by fice spokesman said, adding poin- Hadithi said 237 hostages were “brutal American sanctions.” Please see HOLIDAY, page 3. waiting to be flown to London and However, the sanctions imposed Please see GULF, page 2. 1 9 9 0 REGIONAL Weather Saturday, Sept. 1 Development Aoov-W*ew*

~ ~ 7 many cousins and close friends. lc»r«>ou|ecn Robert W. Bennett Jr. mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. in Funeral services were held in San S.S. Cyril and Methodist Church in contract Robert W. Bermett Jr., 32, of San Francisco, Calif, and burial will be Hartford. Francisco, Calif., formerly of Stuart, at the convenience of the family. Burial will be held Tbesday at the Fla., died Sunday (Aug. 26) at his Memorial contributions may be convenience of the family. The nBo»lof>|82n home after an extended illness. He made to a charity of the donor’s family will receive relatives and is awarded was the son of the late Robert W. choice. friends at the chapels Sunday, 2 to 4 Bermett Sr. of Manchester. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. He is survived by his mother and Julia T. (Swider) By ALEX GIRELLI Manchester Herald stepfather, Carol and Clifford Drezek Card of Thanks Hartnack, of Stuart, Fla.; three Julia T. (Swider) Drezek, 79, of Roger Lemclin sisters, Sandra Bennett of Alpine, Hartford, sister of Mrs. Stephen MANCHESTER — The Housing Authority of Calif., Sharon Bennett Fish of Jen­ August 16,1990 (Anita) Prutz of Manchester, died Manchester Friday signed a $2,086,000 contract with the sen Beach, Fla., Sheila Bermett of Aug. 30 in Hartford Hospital. Bom Our hearts overflow with gratitude Center Star Construction Co. of Colonie, N.Y., for con­ . ^ for all who showed their love at the North Lauderdale, Fla.; three in Hartford, she resided in New struction of a congregate housing development. time of our Daddy's death. IE3 EE3 E33 ^ S f t A brothers, Nilf F^iberg of Fort Britain for 23 years after her mar­ The compiany was the lowest among 11 qualified bid­ Lauderdale, Fla., Stephen Friberg of riage to her late husband, William Geri and 5J's ders who submitted bids July 11. Thailand, and Kirk Friberg of Stuart, Drezek. The next lowest bid that met requirements came from Fla. He also leaves his maternal Besides her sister, she is survived Naek Construction of Vernon, which asked $2.1 million. grandmother, Lois F. Ames of In Memoriam by two other sisters, Mary P. Ascual The highest bid came from Alca Construction of Manchester; paternal grandparents, and Bertha Sendra, both of Plain- In sad and loving memory of Mary Donald T. and Dorothy Bermett of Hartford, which asked $2il million. ville; and several nieces and Ann Burke Walker, who passed away Farmington; three aunts, Janice Ben­ on September 3,1983. The two-story building will be located on a site be­ Weather nephews. She was predeceased by a nett of Canton, Susan Bennett Aston tween Blue Field Drive and Waddell Road, adjacent to brother and two sisters. In loving memory. of Farmington, and Roberta Ames the Westhill Gardens apiartments for the elderly. Funeral services will be held on Sorely missed by. It will contain 37 apartments with a common kitchen Hodge of South Windsor; an uncle, Monday, 8:15 a.m., from the Husband, Sister, Sons, Raginald Plnto4yUnchMtM’ Harald and dining room for the frail elderly. The apartments will Donald T. Bennett Jr. of Bluff City, Talarski Maple Hill Chapels, 380 Daughters, Grandchildren also have cooking faciliues. f handicapped — The Instructors of the Handicapped, a student-run or- Fair, chance Term.; a nephew; two nieces; and Maple Ave., Hartford, followed by a and Great Grandchildren Center Star expects to begin work Sept. 17 and com ­ looking to recruit new high school instructors to help teach handicapped plete the job within a year. The project is being financed children how to swim in the new handicapped-accessible pool at Manchester High School of thunderstorm with a grant of $2.5 million from the state’s Department For information, call 649-0036. Pictured are newly elected officers, from left, Stephanie of Housing. O’Neill orders Poike Valade, Lisa Turek. Matt Belcher, Kerri Lindland. Leslee DuPont and Lynne Knapp. Missing is The weather in the greater Manchester area Saturday: sunny. High 80 to 85. Outlook for the remainder of the Labor Day weekend. A chance of a shower or Two injured in Hosts needed thunderstorm Sunday afternoon, otherwise fair. Highs in spending cuts tlie low to mid 80s. car accident for students By JUDD EVERHART the depletion of the rainy day fund, HEBRON — Police believe The CRYSTAL BALL The Associated Press but he said it was too early to say drunk driving was the likely cause Foreign Exchange students Andres Luque and Ben­ of a one-car accident Friday night, whether it would affect Connec­ jamin Herranz are eager to become Columbia and tells us the..... which has left one man in critical HARTFORD — With a budget ticut’s strong credit rating. Spain’s newest young ambassadors when they arrive in Manchester Herald condition and a Salem man with deficit approaching $400 million “No one wants to give up a the Manchester area to attend high school this fall. just two months into the new fiscal minor injuries. WAITERS RACE savings account.” Milano said. These two students were selected for an academic year The accident happened just after 8 Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. year. Gov. William A. O’Neill on abroad by the Educational Foundation for Foreign Study. “Everyone wants a cushion.” p.m., when the vehicle, traveling Daily publication since OcL 1, 1914. Friday ordered slate agencies to cut E F Foundation is a worldwide non-profit organization IS COMING SEPTEMBER 6th, 3:30 P.M. north on Jones StreeL crossed over spending by 5 percent beginning Several slate agencies are already dedicated to international student exchange and educa­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CIX, No. 284 Oct. 1. spending far beyond their budgets. the southbound lane and hit a tree on tion, with the aim of encouraging cultural awareness and the southbound shoulder. State The move is expected to save $85 The worst is the Department of In­ mutual respect between nations. Every year, E F Founda­ Police Trooper Tim Nolan said. Publisher million, according to O ’Neill budget come Maintenance, which is run­ tion gives young, carefully selected students the chance RACE STARTS The owner of the vehicle, Donald Larry Hall chief Anthony V. Milano, and will ning a $72 million deficit because of to live and study abroad. Layman, 26, of 446 Old Colchester apply to all departments, even those higher-ihan-expecicd caseloads for During their exchange, all students live as a member at the... Executive Editor Road, Salem, admitted to pxrlice that now running deficits. welfare and Medicaid. The Depart­ of a local family who has volunteered to host them. Vincent Michael Valvo he was drunk, but told them he was ment of Correction is running $10 Local E F Foundation International Exchange Coor­ “We are ordering these cuts today, not driving the car, Nolan said. News Editor____ _ Andrew C Spibder on top of what are already extremely million over its budget, chiefly be­ dinator Debra Grehn has been working to find homes for MANCHESTER Associate Editor .Eileen Hiromi Mae Nolan said he could not determine Andres and Benjamin and urges interested host families tight budgets, because we have no cause of overtime and other costs at­ Features Editor _ _ Dianna M. Talbot the driver by the location of the vic­ to contact her now. Sports Editor______Len Auster alternative but to cut expenditures to tributed to recent inmate disturban­ tims’ bodies after the crash. Andres loves to play the piano and practices every day HERALD reduce our budget gap ,’ O'Neill ces. Layman, 26, was thrown from the Business Manager _ Jeanne G. Fromerth and therefore would love to live with a family that also said. Circulation Manager ____ Geriinde Colletti The governor also ordered Milano vehicle. He was taken by ambulance has a strong musical interest. As well as his love for Production Director _ ____ Sheldon Cohen The administration pegged the to look for other ways to decrease to Bakus Hospital in Norwich, music, Andres also likes to play soccer and volleyball. Pressroom M anager. Robert H. Hubbard deficit at $379.4 million. spending, such as early implementa­ where he was treated for minor in­ When he leaves school, he would like to study either O’Neill blamed the “northeastern, tion of recommendations being juries. Geology or Anthropology at a university. His teacher Main Telephone Number region-wide economic slowdown” The other occupanL whose name describes him as “adaptable, artistic, charming, cul- 643-2711 made by a commission studying for slumping state revenues. Sales has not been released because rela­ Uvated and believes that he would make an excellent ex­ Circulation Telephone Number slate government efficiency, known tax revenues are running $50 million tives have not been notified, was 647-9946 as the Thomas Commission. Milano change student.” 2 below expectations when the budget happed on the floor of the vehicle Benjamin is 17 years old and has one younger brother, said he couldn’t estimate how much Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by was adopted last spring, while cor- and had to be removed by firemen, age 9. He lives with his parents in a large town in the those savings might be. the Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Nolan said. southern part of Spain. Benjamin likes most sports, but is Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at fxirations taxes are off by $110 mil­ Manchester, Conn. Postmaster: Send address changes lion from previous estimates. The Slate ended the 1989-90 The man was flown to Hartford particularly interested in outdoor activities. He is to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Adding to the deficit is the fact budget year with a $157.2 million Hospital by Lifestar helicopter. He described by his teacher as “adaptable, likeable, well- X Conn. 06040. m that lottery and off-track betting deficit that is being carried over to was listed in critical condition late mannered and modest.” The Manchester Herald is a member ol The Associated last night. Manchester area families who are interested in wel­ Press, the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the New England receipts are running $ 1 4 J million the current year and added to the The accident happened ap­ coming either of these students into their homes are Press Association and the New England Newspaper As­ below expicetations. $222.2 million for 1990-91. proximately one-half mile north of asked to call Debra Grehn at 657-4631. sociation. The deficit would be even higher, C/3 Guaranteed delivery. If you don't receive your Herald “Because revenues are down, Old Colchester Road. to by 5 p.m weekdays or 7:30 a m . Saturdays, please but the administration is draining the people should not have the mistaken telephone your carrier. If you are unable to reach your budget reserve, or rainy day fund, impression that the need for state WAITERS RACE SPONSORED ^ & carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 p.m. Correction which still has $102 million in it. services has diminished,” O ’Neill C/D weekdays for delivery in Manchester. n That money accumulated during said. “In the piasi year, we have WE DELIVER Suggested earner rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 tor For Home Delivery, Call by the.... X3 one month, $23.1Q for three months. $46.20 for- six years of surpluses in the mid-80s. eliminated more than 1,600 A photo caption in Friday’s Herald incorrectly stated months and $92.40 for one yocir. Newsstand price: 35 Milano said the bond-rating firms that firefighters will be soliciting donations for muscular cents a copy. employees, but at the same time we 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 that keep an eye on Connecticut dystrophy from people driving on West Center Street. MANCHESTER HERALD had to add more than 800 workers Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 % finances could have a problem with back in corrections. The capition should have read East Center Sueet. 1 9 Moffett, DeLauro are among Holiday closings Monday, Sept. 3, is Labor Day. Here are schedules for Connecticut: • Federal offices are closed; NATION/WORLD nation’s top money-raisers • Federal courts are closed; • Post offices are closed; there is no HARTFORD, (AP) — Democratic 5th Congressional District seat, ranked from PACs and party committees. regular mail delivery, except for Ex­ congressional candidates Toby Moffett seventh in PAC funds and 25th in total Motfett was ju.st behind her in seventh press Mail and special delivery and Rosa DeLauro are among the na­ contributions. Moffett represented Con­ place with $125,715. • Financial markets are closed; - y3 z z i Peace plan OK’d tion’s top non-incumbents in collecting necticut’s 6th District from 1975-83 and • Banks are closed; DeLauro’s $420,943 in total contribu­ campaign funds, according to figures now lives in the 5th District. • State offices and courts are closed; By PETER ENG on Cambodia with the possibility of tions was the ninth highest war chest compiled by the New Haven Register. Figures from the Federal Election • Schools are closed; The Associated Press normalizing relations with the among the non-incumbents seeking con­ DeLauro, a Democrat running in the Commission show that PACs contributed • Connecticut Transit buses in United States. In July, the United gressional scats. Moffett ranked 25th 3rd Congressional District, raised the $94 million to candidates for Congress Hartford, Stamford and New Haven BANGKOK, Thailand — In a States, nervous about battlefield sixth-largest amount from pxriitical ac­ with $308,467. during the 18 months that ended June 30. operate on a Sunday schedule; major breakthrough in Cambodian gains by a Communist rebel faction, tion committees and the nintli-largest DeLauro, who headed a Washington- DeLauro also ranked in the top 10 na­ • The Manchester Herald will not peace talks, that country’s govern­ said it was ending diplomatic recog­ amount in total contributions. based group that raises money for tionally in contributions from in­ publish and the office will be closed. ment said Friday it is ready to accept nition of the guerrilla alliance and Moffett, a Democrat who wants the Democratic women, raised $136,549 dividuals, with $283,043. as a basis for discussion a U.N. opening talks with Vietnam on en­ proposal already approved by the ding the war. guerrilla resistance. The announcement capped four House reps cash in days of progress in efforts to reach a NEED SOME EXTRA settlement of the 11-year-old civil S p ecial war. On Tuesday, the United States and four other permanent members W ish es on free mailing rights SPENDING MONEY!! of the U.N. Security Council proposed a U.N. interim administra­ By MELISSA B. ROBINSON Rep. Christopher Shays, R-Bridgeport, had Newspaper routes available tion with five key Cambodian mini­ Why Send 1 1 Herald Washington Bureau five district-wide mailings: two question­ stries placed in its hands during the O naires, two questionnaire results and one in your area... U".insilion. D n WASHINGTON — The six U.S. House newsletter. In New York, U.S. officials tried A Card? members from Connecticut have spent at Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, R-New Britain, Friday to win Viemam’s approval of sent three newsletters and one meeting notice. Earn money and prizes by Makeyourown least $603,000 during the 101st Congress to the U.N. plan. However, Viemam, |E stay in touch. Rep. Bruce A. Morrison, D-New Haven, which installed the Cambodian personal wishes to that sent out one, single-page letter informing delivering the government in a 1978 invasion and 5 rn The amount, which is based on a review of special person in residents about disaster relief in wake of the remains its main backer, was non­ O D documents filed with the Commission on tornadoes that struck his district last year, ac­ Manchester Herald committal. yourlifeon special days, Congressional Mailing Standards, represents ^ CD cording to the commission and his office. The Associated Press The Stale Department has said it such as birthdays, the cost of sending bulk mail, such as in your neighborhood. H ■ < In recent years, the House and Senate com­ is linking Vietnamese cooperation weddings, anniversaries, newsletters and meeting notices, to all bined have generally spent about $100 mil­ FOREST FIRE — Smoke rises from a forest near an earth excavation site for m . households in the lawmakers’ districts in lion annually on the mailings. Call today to get more details. the construction of the multi-billion-dollar Kansai International Airport in birth announcements, 1989 and so far in 199Q. ' ^Manehesier Historical SodeQ?’' o Last year, faced with mounting public western Osaka, Japan, Friday. Five mortar shells, believed to have been etc. It beats a card! The figure does not include the cost of criticism and budgetary concerns. Congress thousands of individual, first-class letters a launched by leftist radicals, ignited the fire. Benefit Auction approved just $68.5 million — far less than : Sept, 15,1990 - 10 am lawmaker may send out, because House the $113 million originally proposed — for 647-9946 With the Herald's new members are not required to disclose those Alpine...... all Manebester C p m m i^ ^ C olley O OD5 franked mail in the overall legislative spend­ column,you will not figures. ing bill for fiscal 1990, which ends Sept. 30. Anderson...... all ^Donations; ^ 5-6980 (2 4 hts)^ Armory ...... all o o The conu-oversial issue of free congres­ Of that total, $24 million was earmarked UN chief meets Iraqi only sa ve mon ey, bu t Benton...... 103-174 Q n sional mailing, or franking, privileges has for the Senate and $ 4 4 J million for the thinkof how unique an drawn considerable attention in recent years. Bigelow...... all Tariq Aziz, in Amman, Jordan in an effort to House, which traditionally spx:nds more. Bissell S t...... 97-184 By JOCELYN NOVECK F R E S H L A M B The privilege — known as franking be­ opportunity this is! The House, however, is expected to over­ Bowers...... 14-22 The Associated Press negotiate a solution. The two reported no im- PS" 0 5 cause the mail bears franks resembling law­ spend its appropriation by $35 million by the Dale Rd...... all m^iate progress and planned another session Add variety to your mealtime... makers’ signatures instead of stamps — al­ end of the fiscal year. The Senate is expected Deep wood...... all The U.N. secretary-general tried his hand at Saturday. Try luscious locally grown lows federal lawmakers to send constituents A senior Jordanian official had said Perez de Special Limited O O to end the year with a surplus of about $7 Devon...... all mediating the Persian Gulf crisis Friday, but no spring lamb. everything postcards announcing “town meet­ million. Doane S t...... all immediate progress was reported and a defiant Cuellar would go to Baghdad for talks with m 2 ings” to questionnaires to individual replies to The members’ postal accounts can run into East Center St...... 25-207 odd Iraq said it was sending more foreign men to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein if meetings •FREE LAMB RECIPES- Introductory East Center St...... 156-202 5 > constituent letters at no cost to their offices. deficits because the U.S. Postal Service is re­ serve as shields at potential military targets. with Aziz yielded results. Perez de Cuellar said > 1“ East Middle Tpke...... 216-236 even Now taking orders — Rate The taxpayer-funded practice has repeated­ quired by law to deliver mail whether or not “Every place, every town that has a vital in­ Friday this was “not in the cards.” D O) ly drawn fire from various lawmakers and Edgerton St...... 130-153 Aziz sounded a defiant note upon his arrival half or whole lambs, Congress has paid for it. Englewood...... all stallation will host our guests,” said an Iraqi cut and wrapped, 6 0 ^ a line! watchdog groups, who charge it is abused — government spokesman. Iraq has used the term in Amman, vowing that Iraq “will achieve vic­ •SO > Lawmakers this year faced some new Garth R d ...... 89-138 ready for your freezer. For an extra cost of5 (f particularly in election years — to increase restrictions on the franking privilege, includ­ Golway St...... an “guests” to describe the thousands of tory despite the international conspiracy > lawmakers’ political profiles rather than in­ ing dropping the limit on annual district-wide Green...... 102-203 Westerners it has detained since it invaded against it.” you may also put your ■0 form constituents. Sources in Baghdad, meanwhile, said f M mailings — not including meeting notices — Greenwood...... 1-226 Kuwait Aug. 2. I choice of a birthday cake, It is also considered one way in which in­ from six to three. But members can still send Hamlin S t...... gn Baghdad also lied the release of 237 foreign nationwide food rationing would begin Satur­ o Haynes...... g|| cumbents — which were returned to office by an unlimited number of first-class letters, women and children to the return of Iraqis it day, a result of the 25-day-old U.N. embargo heart, star, smiley face, (/) Hemlock St...... all a more than 98 percent margin in the 1988 which are more costly. said were stranded in Britain and France as a on trade with Iraq. RL 83, Ellington, CT Hillcrost...... gji I candles, numbers for the elections — have an unfair advantage over There are many long-standing restrictions result of international trade sanctions. Coupon books were issued in preparation for their challengers. Horace St...... g|| the rationing, and food distribution centers . 871-0270 age & many others!! on the franking privilege. No franked mail, Keeney St U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de have been set up, the sources said. ^ The estimates for the Connecticut delega­ for example, can be directly related to a cam­ Uberty...... ;; g,| Cuellar met twice with Iraq’s foreign minister. tion were calculated based on the 10.1-cent paign, and lawmakers are prohibited from Lodge...... Deadline for ads -- cost of sending one piece of bulk, franked sending any mass mailings within 60 days of LodlowRd...... Russel...... D ISCO UN T mail. They assume that each mailing went to 12:00 noon 2 days an election. 285-378 441 South Main Condo's...... a.. Rebels kill 200 foreigners 213,402 households, which is the average There are also specific regulations govern­ ...... all Spruce S t...... 14-108 HEATING OIL prior to the day you number of households in a congressional dis­ ing the content of franked mail, including ...... all Squire Village...... all trict based on 1989 census estimate ;. By CLARENCE ROY-MACAULAY Taylor oppxrses any intervention in the con­ v/ould like your ad to rules on how many pictures of the lawmaker ...... Stock Place...... all The Associated Press flict. Rep. Barbara B. Kennel ly, D-Hartford, may appear in a mailing and how large they N o ^ Main...... \Afetherell...... all appear. sent out two district-wide mailings this year Oakwood ...... all WoodbridgeSt...... 160-199 No immediate response came Friday from may be, and guidelines for how many times Packard St — a questionnaire on the federal budget all WoodbridgeSt...... 287-357 FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — Liberian Taylor, who confirmed on Thursday that he the lawmaker’s name, including personal rebels have killed 200 foreign civilians from was holding thousands of foreign citizens. . 9 5 ^ deficit and the results of the query — and Call Qassified references such as “1” or “me,” may appear. the five nations that make up a West African The task force fought its way to the eastern C.O.D. 150 GAL MIN. . m none in 1989, according to her office. The Current resU'ictions, however, have failed commission did not have Kennelly’s docu­ CALLNCW task force in Liberia, the Ghana News Agency edge of Monrovia and look conuol of the capi- PRICE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Today to quell critics. said Friday. The killings came in retaliation for tal’s airport, diplomatic sources said in ments on file. The National Taxpayers Union, an out­ a The highest number of district-wide mail­ 647 -9 9 4 6 / 643 -2711 the force’s presence there, the agency said. Freetown, speaking on condition of anonymity. I spoken foe of franking, has been working to A Ghana News Agency correspondent with The air suip is big enough to handle military 643-2711 u ings among Connecticut House members 647-1807 determine exactly how much each House the West African force said rebels loyal to Uansport planes. Conuolling it will make z were sent by Reps. John G. Rowland, R- < member spicnds on the free mailings, some­ Charles Taylor began attacking the civilians resupplying the force much easier. and ask for Waterbury, and Sam Gejdenson, D-Norwich, thing that is virtually impossib'e to calculate shortly after the troops debarked in Monrovia About 3,000 soldiers from Ghana, Nigeria, VOLUME who each sent six newsletters and two meet­ because House members, unlike senators, are iHanrlipfitpr Hrralh on Aug. 25 to U"y to end the 8-month-old civil Guinea, Sierra Leone and Gambia are under or­ Lee Ann or Uze ing notices, according to the corrunission. DISCOUNTS not required to disclose their mailing costs. war. ders to end the conflict. 1 9 9 0 Canyon dam being damaged by U.S. Stabilizing Soviet economy By ANDREW KATELL reform. would cut back on foreign travel. He The Associated Press There are at least four plans in the is scheduled to visit France in the By JUDY FAHYS works, with widely different fall but appeared to rule out another Herald Washington Bureau MOSCOW — President Mikhail prescriptions. trip he had been expected to make, S. Gorbachev, faced with citizens to Spain. “We must come out with one GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. — furious over shortages of everything Colorado River guides like to tell a story about the program,” Gorbachev told a news from refrigerators to cigarettes, said Four separate commissions, in­ tragic end of adventurer Bert Loper. conference. “If we lo.se two or three Friday the government will try to cluding a group supervised by Goi- In honor of his 80th birthday, Loper assembled months ... it will affect things in stabilize the economy in the next six bachev and Russian federation friends to watch him shoot some rapids a few miles such a way that we will have to months. president Boris N. Yeltsin, have upstream from the Grand Canyon National Park. He make corrections not only in tactics Speaking to reporters after a two- been working on proposals to move steered into the raging waves, but the river swallowed but strategy.” day session of government advisory the Soviet economy from a centrally him and spit out his boat downstream. For years, the bodies, Gorbachev said officials In an indication of the urgency he planned, command system to one boat stayed where his friends tied it, said guide Bob believe the counu^y should settle on attaches to fixing the county’s driven primarily by market forces, Melville. one blueprint for major economic economic woes, Gorbachev said he such as supply and demand. “It withstood the ravages of time for 30 years,” Mel­ ville said. ‘Then the tourists came along and that was the end of it.” Today, many people are worried that the fate of Bert DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER VUEEKLYBiNCO Loper’s boat could be the fate of the river above and through the canyon — picked apart and snatched away. Registration.... TUESDAY However, it’s not-only individuals who have an interest September 4, 5, 6 and 7 7:00PM in the outcome now, but whole groups of fishermen, CJurch of the Assumptbn conservationists and power users. 3 PM to 6 PM 22 South Adams Street Nearly two decades ago, bureaucrats staked their PIANO GUITAR ACCORDION 'ManchestEr,Cr claim by tapping the cheap electrical energy at the Glen ^OOAdimisaon "n Canyon Dam, about 16 miles upstream from the park. VOICE THEORY Progressive Pot $30000 O Since 1963, it has supplanted an estimated 200 million over $1,000 Cash Prizes 3 3 m . AkConStSotied barrels of oil for 3 million people in the West. 649-6205 Now fishermen, rafteis and conservationists are trying to pursuade Congress that the way the Bureau of Reclamation operates the dam is damaging the resources The Associated Press |E they treasure — ancient canyons, precious wildlife and SCHOOL POVERTY — A boy carries his o o the river itself. They also say the pwwer operations may desk home aner me senool day is over in DON'T MONKEY be robbing future generations of a chance to experience ^ 03 the Grand Canyon’s many marvels. Nicaragua. The school system there is so H • < “This fight between the environmentalists on behalf poor that pupils are forced to take to their AROUND... ! m _, of tlic Grand Canyon and the power industry on behalf schools basic items such as desks and o of Glen Canyon Dam has been going on for 20 years,” chairs. said Bruce Babbitt, former Arizona governor and presidential candidate. “It was essentially a draw for 20 Try Our Pay-By-Mail years.” Legislation now before the Senate Energy and Natural .A t;. Teen held on Prograrrr,,, no 35 3 Judy Fahys/Manchactar Harald Resources Committee would force the bureau to make It makes paying your subscription easier on you. preserving the canyon’s ecology a priority as well as O O GRAND CANYON — Former Democratic presidential candidate and Arizona Gov. Bruce Instead of paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can O “n getting top dollar for the dam’s hydropower. The bill, Babbitt, right, says American's have begun changing their thinking about the West's natural $1 million bond simply write a c h ^ for 3 months, 6 months or a full which passed the House in July, also would give year...drop it in the mail. Then, you can forget about m rn policymakers two more years to study long-term solu­ resources. By RON WORD having ready cash to pay your carrier, answering the tions to erosion that is nibbling away at the canyon and Bureau of Reclamation river biologist who oversees the the outright removal of Glen Canyon Dam because it The Associated Press door when it's inconvenient or being at home to pay P CO the river environment. CHANGING VALUES small army of 143 scientists examining the relationship also has created some benefits. your bill. The current controversy shows how values are shift­ WE WILL NOTIFY O O between the dam, the river and its inhabitants under Fishermen are the first to say so. Rainbow trout are GAINESVILLE, Fla. — An 18-year-old University of YOUR CARRIER ing away from mining natural resources to simply en­ studies ordered in 1982. not native to the river, but clear cold water provided by Florida freshman charged with beating his grandmother Simply complete the coupon below and send it to m 2 us.. .or if you would like more information on our Pay- THAT YOU ARE A joying them. Babbitt explained. To the dismay of fishermen, led by the national group the dam helped create one of the best fishing streams in was held on $1 million bond Friday, and police inves­ By-Mail program call the Circulation Department. PAY-BY-MAIL Before Glen Canyon Dam was built, floods flushed Trout Unlimited, very low flows common in winter the country. tigating the deaths of five students sealed his apartment. CUSTOMER 2> r> - away old beaches, but created new ones in their wake. 647-9946. After initial payment and pnor to expira­ leave large trout stranded on the shoals. And surges of Wildlife managers are pleased by some changes, too, Task force investigators refused to say whether he is tion, you will be billed. X CO Once the dam’s 130-foot wall was in place, stone and water sometimes threaten to sweep away unwary anglers especially the increasing numbers of bald eagles and considered to be among the potential suspects in the slay­ sediment that used to rebuild the beaches were trapped and flush future trout generations downstream. steady populations of Peregrin falcons. The largest col­ ings. X > upstream in Lake Rowell. lection of falcons in the lower 48 states and about 100 “At this particular time, we continue to have a pool of I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my pay-by- > - H Floods the winter of 1983-84 washed away the tough Wildlife managers at the Arizona Department of Game and Fish and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service eagles live in the area because of the ample supply of su.spects,” said Alachua County sheriff’s Lt. Spencer mail subscription o n ______■0 pre-dam beaches, and it wasn’t until the sand settled a fish. Mann. ‘T o .say that we have a prime suspect or prime also believe the flows have a role in the disappearance Enclosed please find payment for couple years later that river guides and canyon In the short term, protectionists hope to stop the two suspects or three suspects is very premature.” ecologists began seeing the beaches could no longer of the Colorado squawfish and the boneytail chub in the dxunage caused by the river. TTiey say Arizona Sen. John Edward Lewis Humphrey was arrested Thursday at his Carrier Delivery: hold up to the current. stretches between Lake Powell and Lake Mead. McCain’s Grand Canyon protection bill is the solution. grandmother’s house in Indialantic, some 180 miles to The currents have also changed in the past decade. However, they hope proposed dam operation changes □ 3 months *23.10 □ 6 months ‘46.20 Since basic environmental analyses were not done the southeast, and charged with aggravated battery on a □ 1 year *92.40 Once Lake Rowell filled up in 1980, the Bureau of can help them save the razorback sucker, a species Senior Citizens: when Glen Canyon Dam was built, policymakers will person over age 65, authorities said. Reclamation began to set flow rates to meet the hour- proposed for listing, and the humpback chub, which ap­ □ 3 months *21.56 □ 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86.24 have to rely on data that is still being collected as ptarl of Brevard County sheriffs spokeswoman Joan Heller by-hour demands of the 135 utilities. pears to be surviving in lower reaches of the the Little a basic study along with a separate Environmental Im­ said Humphrey’s first court appearance initially As Glen Canyon manager Blaine Hamann explains it, Colorado River. Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment / Tip Amount. pact Statement that was ordered by Interior Secretary scheduled for early Friday afternoon was delayed for water release gates open at Lake Rowell as westerners Plant ecology also is damaged. Bank erosion tears the Manuel Lujan last year. security reasons. Motor Route Delivery; Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.30, 3 months turn on their blow dryers each morning. The dam’s in­ footing from the roots of streamside brush, which sup­ John Reed, assistant superintendent of the Grand strument panels moderate the flow to power everything port insects and other creatures on the low end of the Canyon National IV k, said enough is known to act now. from traffic lights to televisions until folks switch off the food chain. And the gnarly mesquite that helped secure “We’re losing beaches,” he said. “There’s something we Name 10 o’clock news. the beaches in pre-dam days no longer can get a root Accident kills 14 can do about that.” DECISIONS REMAIN » Other power plants lake longer to fire up and cool hold in the loose sand. The National Park Service, anglers and wildlife DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — A boat sank in the down, and it’s the cheap peak-use hour power that cus­ Apt. “The problem is we don’t have the supply of silt and managers all have said it would be enough for now to Arilkha river in southwestern Bangladesh, killing 14 pas­ tomers want, said Lloyd Greiner, an area manager for sediment we used to here,” Wegner said. “The river make sure the flows don’t fluctuate too violently and sengers, police said Friday. the Western Area Rower Administration, the federal doesn’t replenish itself.” River guides say me ex­ that ample water always flows from the dam to protect Fblice at Madaripur, the site of Wednesday’s accident, Zip agency that finds buyers for Glen Canyon Dam Phone perience of rafters also is changing. Fewer beaches have fish. said 20 passengers swam a.shore. Mtidaripur is 45 miles electricity. e- to support swelling numbers of rafters, about 29,000 of “I think we know enough to make some changes southwest of Dhaka. “Glen Canyon Dam is the key to our operations,” them last year, who camp in the sand. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF...PAY-BY-MAIL while the results are coming in,” agreed Ed Osann, a The bodies of five children and nine men have been Greiner said. ERODING BEACHES If camping pads have to be built on the beaches, as water resources expert with the National Wildlife found, said a ptolice official who was contacted by While they make Glen Canyon Dam valuable for some have suggested, “you might as well go to Dis­ Federation. “Not to decide is to decide to continue power, the daily ebbs and rushes also tear apart the telephone. neyland or you might as well go to the KOA damaging ilie canyon.” The Manchester Herald beaches grain by grain, the protection advocates say. '/scampgroundsVs because ... the experience will be The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, But officials at the Bureau of Reclamation and WAPA “Once t/uerosiorP/s starts, it goes like a hot knife gone,” Melville said. DAM BENEFITS said the boat was carrying at least 10 people more than P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 argue it’s loo soon — and too costly — to decide through butler — it goes fast,” said Dave Wegner, a Despite these complaints, few, if any, have called for its capacity. whether the dam operation is the problem. 1 9 9 0 OPINION BUSINESS Feinstein stirs Biotech is where action is •/ixj Annuities By CHANGING TIMES Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, dard-bearer of the group. The stock Calif, cauldron SmithKline Beecham and Eli Lilly has risen from around $30 in early When Swiss drug colossus Hof- — are also major investors in 1989 to $70 recently, and revenues BURBANK, Calif. — It’s said here that the race for are hot fmann-La Roche announced earlier biotechnology. Typically, smaller are jumping — something you can’t governor has “gone negative early” and is between “two this year that it would pay up to $4 companies do the research and .say about many biotech firms. moderates.” billion in a rolling takeover of license the giants to handle testing, — Cetus in Emeryville, Calif., is The negativism was clear in a press conference given California’s Genentech, it blasted marketing and legal work. These making long-awaited progress with here by Republican Sen. Pete Wilson. He charged that old idea the investment prospects for “partners” sign agreements to divide inlerleukin-2 in treating advanced his opponent. Democrat Dianne Feinstein, was engaged biotechnology out of the petri dish profits. kidney cancer. Cetus has approval to in “McCarthyism,” “character assassination,” “pander­ and into confusion. Consider the implications of sell the drug, called Proleukin, in Genentech’s merger with Hof­ Europe, and awaits permission (pos­ ing” and a “desperation smear” — mostly regarding at­ By CHET CURRIER Does this mean even the biggest, sibly this year) to market it here. tacks trying to link him to the savings and loan scandal. The Associated Press best-financed U.S. biotech fmann-La Roche. Says one analyst: Later, Wilson said he intends to “uiunask” Feinstein. enterprise cannot grow by itself to “What this tells me is that one of the The company sank $25 million into smartest drug companies in the a manufacturing plant and is biding Feinstein, a former San Francisco mayor, escalated the NEW YORK — In this era of turbulence and in­ the size of a pharmaceutical giant? world believes that biotechnology is time making generic anticancer conflict in an interview with this writer. She accused novation in the world of personal finance, not all the Yes. That being the case, should in­ the crucial place to be in the drug in­ drugs. Analysts arc cautious, Wilson of an “insidious” attack on her husband Richard hot ideas are new ideas. vestors expect only meager returns dustry in the future.” La Roche of­ though: There was immense hyp)c Blum, a wealthy San Francisco lawyer who financed Consider that venerable vehicle known as the an­ from biotech stocks? Not at all — fered eight times Genentech’s 1989 about Cetus and inierleukin-2 in the much of her primary campaign. nuity — a simple form of contact which provides in­ over time the rewards could be "n Feinstein, who is Jewish, volunteered a new and star­ splendid. revenue and 71 limes its earnings mid 1980s, and the drug still isn’t a vestors with a steady stream of income that is designed sure thing. O tling view. She says the Wilson campaign is portraying to keep flowing until they die. How should one approach these for a company that has marketed only two major products in 14 years, — Chiron, also in Emeryville, Blum in ways that she maintains call up images of True, the basic idea r^ay have been invented by an­ stocks? With patience and selec­ u “n whose blockbuster heart drug, Ac- Calif., has been in the news since its “profiteering” and “money-changing.” These images, she cients who rode to work on horseback and kept their tivity. You cannot invest in biotech notes, are classic anti-Semitic stereotypes. Feinstein says slocks by applying such traditional tivase (t-PA), has been a commercial scientists discovered a new form of ledgers v'iih a goose-quill pen. But the annuity 1990- hepatitis virus in May 1988. Few she has reached “no conclusion,” but is “concerned” that slylc boasts many features of the computer age. yardsticks as high yields, low price- di.sapp)ointmcnt and whose share IE price was 65 percent off its peak. Wilson’s campaign smacks of anti-Semitism. And the powers-that-be have given annuities lax ad­ eamings ratios and reliable earnings biotech companies have made com­ Stuimed, the Wilson campaign says the anti-Semitism vantages that rank them right up there competitively growth. Many biotech companies And biotech stocks have rallied parable discoveries, and Chiron has O O since the Genentech deal. Medical issue is “astonishing and absolutely unbelievable,” and with more modem contrivances like individual retire have no earnings to speak of. A full several joint ventures to sell tests for Technology Slock Letter editor Jim that campaign financing is a legitimate issue debated na­ mem accounts and 401(k) savings plans. decade after Gcnentech’s initial hepatitis, which is linked to liver ^ 03 tionally. If you wish, you can choose among fixed annuities, public offering ignited interest in McCamant of Berkeley, Calif., con­ cancer. Chiron has many other H - < Beneath the ugliness is the “two moderates” theme, variable annuities, single-premium, annual-premium biotech inve.sting, about all that’s tends that more acquisitions are in­ products in late stages of develop­ evitable. McCamant says the people m . advanced by the Feinstein campaign, endorsed by much and flexible-premium annuities, annuities with available is the dream of profits ment. But the stock price has o ^ of the media and challenged by the Wilson campaign. If without an early bailout clau.se. from genetic research. running Amgen and Cetus, which jumped ahead of the revenues. rank second and third behind it works, it can go a long way toward rebutting the image Philistines can’t see art While the list of options may require some extensive The result is a high degree of risk — Xoma in Berkeley, Calif., is 2 rri Genentech in market capitaliz.ation, of super-liberalism that has plagued the Democratic study, financial advisers say there is a common .set of and uncertainty. Fidelity Select- well along in several products to F ^y . If it doesn’t, it will tell Democrats how far they questions to ask and standards to apply in evaluating Biotechnology Fund, begun in late want to Slay independent. But he treat unusual, fatal diseases. One degradation of religion.” rca.sons one domino has fallen and still have to go. By DON FEDER are the troubled but intelligent annuities in all their forms. 1985 and an accurate reading of the drug would treat graft-vs.-host dis­ r"^ 335 Take in one of Finley’s perfor­ others will follow, perhaps in the Feinstein, former mayor of San Francisco, does not in­ responses of religion-obsessed ar­ Most annuities offered today are “deferred” an industry’s fortunes, went nowhere in ease, an often-fauil rejection of a mances (where she smears chocolate form of small companies merging O O tend to be vulnerable to yet another Republican “L- Don’t you wish you could be tists. nuities — that is, they provide for payments starting 1986, 1987 and 1988, then gained bone-marrow transplant. Another over her semi-nude body, while together. O ~n word” campaign, charging Democrats are soft on sophisticated, avant-garde, a Only a pluperfect Philistine could some lime, perhaps many years, after the first 44 percent in ’89 and another 22 would treat sepsis, a complication of delivering a monologue on the vir­ everything. She won the Democratic primary partly by courageous champion of First fail to appreciate the grandeur in premiums are paid. ptcrcent through May of this year. infections that can cause kidney tues of legalized abortion, socialized Other biotech firms arc said to be coming across tougher than her liberal opponent. Amendment freedoms, like the Robert Mapplethorpe’s photo of a In the interim, the money is put to work for either a Some analysts think this is a closer now to approval for sig­ failure, respiratory problems and Speaking here to a police group, she said, contrary to defenders of the National Enndow- medicine, and animal rights) and see man urinating in the mouth of his breakthrough that validates commer­ other life-threatening conditions. P 03 if you don’t agree that this is the fixed return spelled out in the contract or a variable nificant new products. This prevailing liberal wisdom, “I support the death penalty ment for the Arts (NEA), who companion. Those who indict him cial acceptance. But this industry is progress, not merger speculation, witty statement of an “unconven­ return that depends on the performance of a mutual Along with being volatile and un­ O O because ... it is the most powerful deterrent there is for regularly lecture us from editorial for his shot of a sad-faced little girl fund. notorious for rallies and flameouls. accounts for the bullishness in the preventing violent crime.” tional woman” challenging a predictable, biotech stocks can be pages? raising her dress to expose her geni­ As in an IRA or 401(k), the earnings build up free of Besides Hoffmann-La Roche, sector in 1989 and 1990: m 2 misogynist society, McMurlry pricey if you equate the value of a Indeed, as Feinstein points out, in San Francisco she In a recent Washington Post ar­ tals as child pornography betray an income-tax obligations until withdrawals begin. other pharmaceutical giants — San- — Amgen in Thousand Oaks, was often criticized for not being liberal. declares. share to the company’s future earn­ ticle, novelist Larry McMurlry appalling lack of refinement. “The deferred annuity offers investors two attractive doz, Merck, Burroughs Wellcome, Calif., appears to be the new stan­ 5 > In other words, if you weren’t ings and dividends. > r- Wilson does not want the criteria of liberal San Fran­ weighed in with a blistering assault You probably don’t even ap­ features in one package — tax deferral and growth U 03 such a benighted boob, such a clod, cisco to become the California standard. He says on the brotherhood of conservative preciate the achievements of Minnie potential,” observes William Brennan, a specialist in Feinstein is much more liberal than he is. so frightfully unsophisticated, you’d columnists who dare to criticize Bruce Pratt, one of three lesbian financial planning matters at the accounting firm of 33 > Wilson has attacked Feinstein for being “pro-quotas” such artistes as Andres Serrano, know that far from being blas­ poets awarded $60,000 in NEA In Brief . . . > H in Slate government hiring. A Wilson ad shows a Los Robert Mapplethorpe, and Karen phemous, obscene, or just plain grams, whose epic “Crimes Against Ernst & Young. ■0 Angeles Times headline reading “Feinstein Vows Finley without bothering to view stupid, these are works of pure Nature” contains such lyrical lines “And, unlike IRAs or pension plans, there is no genius. If you weren’t such a racist, limit to the amount that can be deposited each year,” Numerical Quotas.” The issue is powerful because their work. “How nice to be so wise as: “For my methods, indecent and ■ The Insurance Scene: ■ Cost of Living: homophobic, McCarthyite, right- says Henry Monlag, a financial planner writing in the no reason dry-cleaning prices should proporiionalism is unpopular and because quotas are as­ that one doesn’t even have to go to unnatural/of gratifying a depraved Premiums for homeowners, car Here’s the price outlook for a few sociated with Democratic liberalism. look at a piece of art or performance wing ccn.sor, you would see that far current issue of the newsletter The Moneypaper, increase faster than inflation. But and perverted sexual instinct.” and other property and casualty in­ everyday items: charges are difficult to track because Interestingly, Feinstein’s rebuttal ads not only deny the before ridiculing it in a column,” from being naked as a jaybird, the How could you experience the publi.shcd in Mamaroneck, N.Y. surance shouldn’t climb any faster charge, but claim Wilson is pro-quotas. (Feinstein says McMurlry sneers. NEA emperor in fact is stylishly at­ Payments of annuity premiums aren't eligible for cleaners are reluctant to post them. magic of Annie Sprinkle (star of than inflation for the rest of the year. — Clothing: The apparel industry Depending on where you live, you that over the years government should hire qualified Regrettably, the author/aclivist tired in a suit from Saville Row. any lax deduction at the time they are made. But when over 150 X-rated movies) who mas­ But the industry’s finances have contributed mightily, and unexpec­ could pay from $3.90 to $7.20 to people who proportionally “reflect all the slate’s citizen­ twice refers to Serrano’s infamous Intimidation by self-anointed ex­ annuity payments begin, only the portion of those pay­ turbates on stage, with the aid of her weakened in the past year or so, and tedly, to the upsurge in inflation have a silk blouse cleaned, and from ry,” and that this view is not pro-quotas.) “Piss Christ” as a sculpture (actual­ perts is liberalism’s favorite indoor “sex toys” and a $25,000 NEA ments that represents investment earnings is subject to analysts are convinced insurers will during the first part of the year, as Wilson says Feinstein is a classic tax-and-spend sport. We are the keepers of the income tax. $5.50 to $6.60 for a two-piece wool ly, it’s a photograph), suggesting ^ani, and not swoon over her sub­ try to make higher boosts slick spring and summer fashions hit the suit. liberal. He says she denies her earlier liberalism, acting McMuriiy does not need heed his sacred aesthetic flame, say they. We lime artistry? “The amount of the payments will dcpwnd upon the before long. One point in the in­ racks earlier thxm usual. Things as if “yesterday never happened.” own advice. alone — by virtue of our artistic Could you view Judy Chicago’s amount of premiums paid, the earnings over the years, dustry’s favor The movement to seem to be back to normal this sum­ temperaments, our membership on Yet, in conversation, Feinstein matter-of-faclly notes That aside, the argument is whol­ “The Dinner Table,” recipient of the investor’s age and the insurer’s annuity payout roll back consumer rales has lost mer, with clearances galore, but ■ Rollovers Take a Detour: museum boards, our attendance at that she has “gotten tougher over time.” Asked how she ly specious. No one denies that these $36,000 from our friends in the rates,” Brennan notes. some momentum. prepare for slicker shock on fall and Despite the taxes and penalties, photographs are as described, or that the most fashionable openings __ would characterize herself on a liberal-conservative federal arts sewer, and not see all of winter lines. people who leave jobs before retire­ reports of the “performances” arc in arc qualified to determine what is those dishes shaped like vaginas as By its very nature, an inve.slmcnt in a deferred an­ ■ Smalt Stocks: scale, she says she is a “problem-solver.” art. ment age and cart away lump-sum any way inaccurate or exaggerated. the witty protests against the ex­ nuity tends to be a long-term proposition. For one Now that the Dow Jones in- — Food: The Christmas freeze pension or profit-sharing payouLs . • There are similarities between the two candidau:s that One needn’t personally inspect a All of the stuff you consider ploitation of women they most cer­ thing, it takes time for tax-free compounding to work du.sirials and the S&P 500 have juiced up food prices in the first half spend $8 of every $10 they receive lead the media toward validating the “two moderates" toilet bowl, before it’s flushed, to NEA-funded attacks on Christianity tainly are? to your benefit. climbed to record levels, many lead­ of the year but your grocery bill instead of rolling the money into theme: Both are pro-choice and pro-environment, both comprehend its function. — David Wojnarowicz’s collage But then it’s not your place to un­ ing portfolio managers are turning should stay about the same for the For another, annuity issuers typically impose sur­ another retirement plan, according want to stress “real issues.” But, if we would only bother to “Tongues of Rame,” which has a derstand any of this high culture, their attention to smaller companies. rest of 1990. While prices for red T) render charges or other fees on withdrawals in the to government estimates. They may But behind it all is an election schematic reminiscent investigate, McMurtry pleads, we junkie Jesus slicking a hypodermic just to pay for it, to the tune of $170 After several false starts, so-called meat should remain high, ptoultry early years of the contract. As with IRAs, the govern­ have their reasons — the need to of the bruising 1988 presidential campaign. Liberal would see that Serrano’s notorious needle in his arm, or Mac million a year. Yours not to question small-capitalization stocks —firms and dairy products could be less ex­ ment collects a 10 percent penalty tax on withdrawals buy a house or retire student loans, Michael Dukakis eschewed liberal-conservative talk, photo (which shows a crucifix sub­ Wellman’s play “Sincerity Rtrever,” why, yours but to fork over your whose total value of all shares is less pensive. for example — and if they’re young before you reach age 59'/2. saying the issue “was not ideology but competence.” But merged in a jar of urine) is “the whose lead character, one Jesus H. hard-earned income and keep your than $500 million — finally appear they may have decades to accumu­ George Bush pounded Dukakis on symbols of troubled but intelligent response of a C^ist, spouts gibberish peppered trap shut, you hopelessly bourgeois, ready to make their move. — Laundry: Industry sources sec late another pension. 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Pullout Section, Page 17 Crosby, Stills & Nash still living it up FOCUS Saturday, Sept. 1, 1990 Group still looks like it did during Woodstock

By HILLEL ITALIE Talents blossom for members of chorus The Associated Press

NEW YORK — David Crosby and Graham Nash were performing at the United Nations last fall when they Singing learned the Berlin Wall was coming down. r ] J 0 They got on the telephone — one call to fetch Stephen Stills, another to book a flight and CSN were on their m way. has its “It epitomizes everything good about our music, tear­ ing down walls between people,” Crosby explained under calmer circumstances, the three sitting around a coffee Uble in their hotel suite. Nash and Crosby lean rewards T1 forward. Stills, again the last to arrive, slouches / o sideways, his legs bent over the armrest of his chair. J) "Tl “The Wall has been a thing for us. When I saw them By DIANNA M. TALBOT - ■ • \ « - Uike the sledgehammer to the Wall I got tears in my eyes. Herald Features Editor We just heard this song of Graham’s called ‘Chipping VS. Away.’ I guess we’re crazy. Somehow it was significant MANCFFESTER — Upon hearing the words “barber­ IS to sing that song at that place at that time.” / shop music,” one usually visualizes a group of men / > > O O Everyone seems to have changed the past 20 years ex­ wearing bow ties and singing in harmony sentimental cept CSN, who look as if they just walked off the stage at songs of the 1940s or earlier. ^ w Woodstock: jeans, hair and outlook intact. But some women in town have attempted to do away H ■< Formed in late 1968 as one of rock ’n’ roll’s first su­ with that stereotype. They are members of the Mountain m . pergroups, CSN is now more in the U-adition of folk per­ Laurel Chorus, a local female barbershop harmony sing­ formers such as Peter, Paul and Mary or Pete Seeger, ing group. 1 o i traveling the world to lend their voices to liberal causes, Composed of more than 70 women from 20 towns in 'r entertaining crowds with well-wom favorites. the Greater Hartford area, the Mountain Laurel Chorus is Whether it’s a concert at the Wall or an environmental one of the Northeast region’s 27 “Harmony Internation­ al” ^oups, formerly known as “Sweet Adelines Inc.” O 5 benefit back home, CSN’ll be there, guitars in their | - 33 The international organiz.ation changed its name in May hands, passports in their pockets, pausing in the middle of this year, with the local group adding “Mountain o o of ‘Teach Your Children” to let audiences sing the Laurel” to its name to distinguish itself from other Har­ O " n chorus. mony International choruses in Connecticut, in par­ “That song is like an anthem,” Crosby said. ticular, one based in Farmington. CO ^ “Everybody relates to it. My daughter related to that The chorus is open to women over age 18 who enjoy when she was 5-6 years old. My father related to it when singing, dancing and being part of a performing group. I ' he was 80. Nash, 1 hate him but he writes these great Recent performances include one at the Manchester O O songs. Band Shell on July 10. The group also gives an annual m z “‘Our House’ they always sing. They sing along with Christmas performance at the Salvation Army in X- Stills’ ‘Suite: Judy Blue Eyes.’ They love to sing that. Hartford. 2> > 1“ But they never sing any of my stuff. Nobody has even Chorus members sing and dance to a variety of songs, 33 CO sung a single word.” ranging from classic ballads and spirituals to modem and “Yeah, they sing along with the ‘Suite,’” Stills noted in popular songs. Tenors, baritones, basses and sopranos ^ 5; his laid-back, husky voice. “And they sing along to . 4 — combine to offer at least four harmonizing sounds. The only instrument used is a pitch pipe, and dial is only at ‘Love the One You’re With.’ But, ‘Guinnevere,’ David’s Dianna M. Talbot/Manchestcr Herald “0 song, is just a little arcane.” the beginning of a song to coax the right starting note out “The things we talk about are important to us and to The Associated Press of singers. BARBERSHOP QUARTET — Local members of the Mountain Laurel Chorus snap their No experience is needed. Just a desire to sing and be other people,” Nash said. “We sec 14- to 55-year-old kids LIVING IT UP — Crosby, Stills and Nash pose during an interview in New York. The group, part of a group, local chorus members say. A friendly at­ fingers in unison as they demonstrate their style of barbershop harmony singing at the home singing to ‘Teach Your Children’ and the rest of the which has been together since 1968, is touring to promote their new album, “Live It Up.” From mosphere among chorus members docs not interfere with of Manchester resident Phyllis Bissette, far right. The others, from left, are Darlene Netkin of things we do. It means two things: We made it so far South Windsor; and Almeda Stechholz and Ceil Henderson, both of Manchester. left: Stephen Stills, David Crosby, and Graham Nash, foreground. the group’s overall mission, to perform before an after a long and rocky road, and after we’re all dust in the audience at least once per month. wind we’ll have something left behind.” “We arc very serious about it,” said Phyllis Bissette, a Finding enough material for live shows is no problem, Manchester resident who has been a chorus member for The chorus’ next performance is slated for Saturday, and elegant costumes, depending on the nature of perfor­ it’s what to cut out that causes arguments. They’ve been rocks like crazy. We didn’t want to be tagged witli “1 call up Los Angeles, ‘Nash, we have to go to the 10 years. Sept. 15, at the Taste of South Windsor, which will be mances. touring this summer to promote their new album, “Live It Woodstock, the ‘W’ word. Everybody and their uncle studio — now!’ He sets it up, finds Stills and we made Members try their best to sing well, she said. held at the South Windsor pavilion and rotary off Sand “The camaraderie of the group is unbelievable,” said says, ‘How did it feel to play at Woodstock?’ and we got Up,” and that means some favorites have to go. the record and put ‘Find the Cost of Freedom’ on the The chorus pterforms at area events, in nursing homes Road. The Mountain Laurel Chorus is scheduled to per­ Bissette, a 14-year employee at Manchester Memorial very identified with it.” ‘Teach Your Children” is always there. So are “Help­ back.” and just about anywhere their type of music is ap­ form at 2 p.m. Rain date is same time the next day. Hospital. “It is a caring group.” lessly Hoping” and “Our House.” But “Long Time Crosby licks off the other favorites: “Wooden Ships,” Nash speaks of “After the Dolphin,” a song off the preciated. In addition, the chorus is getting ready for its annual Participation in the choms is rewarding, other mem­ Gone,” written by Crosby after the assassination of “Chicago,” “Almost Cut My Hair.” More recently, “Live It Up” LR about a British bar called “The Dolphin” Weekly rehearsals, lasting three hours each, are inten­ show on CX't. 6 at 8 p.m. at Conard High School in West bers say. Robert Kennedy in 1968, is temporarily on the shelf. there’s “Southern Cross” and “Just a Song Before 1 Go.” that had been bombed by the Germans during World War sive sessions of music training. Under the guidance of Hanford. Tilled “An evening with Ambiance and the “You feel wonderful after a performance,” said Ceil “Deja Vu” was retired for years and has only recently All of this, he says, has something to do with the Wall. the group’s director, Kathy Niswander, members practice Mountain Laurel Chorus,” the show will feature an out- Henderson, a Waranoke Road resident and 17-year I. That was a turning point, he explains, it was the first ...... m been brought back. It’s about communication. Instant feedback. He remem­ time innocent civilians were subjected to bombing, and vocal production skills and polish their interpretations of of-state singing group, called “Ambiance,” also known chorus member. songs in the repertoire. Additional workshops arc offered A tougher question was whether to play “Woodstock,” bers being with Young in 1970 when they picked up a now “warfare was no longer personal. At least before, as the 1986 International Queens of Harmony, Bissette Not only docs performing at, for instance, a nursing • - Joni Mitchell’s song about the celebrated 1%9 concert copy of Life Magazine and read about the four Kent you had to face your enemies.” throughout the year to further develop group members’ said. For ticket information, call 537-3832. home, make a singer feel good about herself, it is a good singing skills. that CSN (and part-time member Neil Young) made State University students killed by the National Guard. “Most of the ills of the human condition we would at­ Money raised from ticket .sales and annual member­ stress reliever, she continued. Bissette, who recently was elected to the Mountain ship dues helps offset chorus costs, such as costumes. famous. Crosby and Nash wanted it out. Stills said keep Ten days later, “Ohio” was on the radio. tribute to communications breakdown; wars, famine. “It’s a wonderful outlet for women who are talented Laurel Chorus’ board of directors, helps decide where Members dress identically in colorful dresses to help it in. “We saw that one picture with the girl standing over Crosby added. “The Wall was a physical separation. but have never used it,” said Henderson. “You can gain a the group will perform and what types of songs arc sung. portray a feeling of unity. They alternate between casual “It’s one of those times Steven was right,” Crosby said the body," Crosby said. “We both looked at it, we looked Communication went right over it and through it. A lank lot of confidence.” with a laugh. “The last time was ’68 or ’69? God, it galls at each other, and we were just floored. Neil picks up the didn’t knock dial wall down, an army didn’t knock that me, but he was right. He said we ought to do it because it guitar, writes the song right in front of me. wall down, people did, an idea did.” 1 9 9 0 FOCUS/Home FOCUS/Social Decorate with College dorm makes a home a soft touch Weddings Anniversaries

during the school year, it also means By BARBARA MAYER Rohe’s modernism in its floor-to- By The Associated Press ceiling windows in an enormous always having to get dressed before The Associated Press you open your door. For Johanna John and Isabel Reid living room. It’s big enough to seat The easiest and most affordable way to redecorate Sussman, there’s always somebody John and Isabel Reid of F^ker Street CHICAGO — Home can be a 50 or so and accommodates both a is the softest — with fabrics and carpeting. to talk to. For the family’s cats, it a> i were recently honored at a dinner at the feeling about a place as well as the grand piano and a 12-foot-long means having a regular visiting That means curtains, bed linens, table linens, Publick House, Sturbridge, Mass., by place itself, which explains why breakfront which once stood in one wallcoverings, mgs, carpets, and those old standbys, their family, on the occasion of their 50th even an unconventioni spot can of the school’s libraries. route and a certain amount of notoriety. Their doings have oc­ slipcovers and decorator pillows. wedding anniversary. make a satisfying place to live. The decorating problem the fami­ Teflon, often associate with pots and presidents, The Sussman family of Chicago, ly faced is one which is likely to be casionally been subjects of discus­ They were married on Aug. 7, 1940 at sion on the dorm’s bulletin board. now is protecting fabrics from soil and stains. The St. James Church and have lived in for example, enjoys living in a spa­ familiar to others who live with a Being so much in the public eye Du Pont process is being used by makers of fabrics Manchester all of their married life. cious three-bedroom apartment that mix of their own and somebody else’s furnishings. also requires keeping a tidier home. who supply both furniture manufacturers and home He retired from the Traveler’s In­ is sequestered on the second floor of surance Co. in 1974. Woodward Court, a dormitory at the “It was a challenge to blend our “Most of our mess stays in the back decorators. The couple has three children, John J. University of Chicago. Each fall own furnishings with the ones that rooms, but before someone comes, Among these arc Wavcrly’s classics in its New Reid of Bolton, Sharon Robertson of they welcome about 150 new stu­ were already there,” says Mrs. there’s usually that push to get Traditions II line — the Jacobean “Marlborough” Manchester and Marilyn Eastwood of dents as an extended family. Sussman. They brought with them things put away. There are times with an accompanying allovcr floral “Montchanin,” numerous art objects and paintings, when I would not do the dishes. If or the leafy “Malvern” and the coordinating stripe Manchester. They also have six As house masters, Arthur grandsons. Sussman, who is also the univer­ books and memorabilia, country- someone will be coming, I wind up “Kcnnctt.” Bloomcraft has a collection of designs in­ sity’s general counsel and vice style American antiques and a few doing them,” says Mrs. Sussman. spired by fabrics and wallcoverings from the Louvre president for administrative affairs, other pieces of furniture. They pur­ More enjoyably, “entertaining has — a medallion floral accompanied by a Chinoiserie “n and Dr. Rita Sussman, his wife and chased some tables and found on the ceased to hold terrors. 1 remember stripe, an allovcr floral, and a vine and scrolled mini, a psychologist in private practice, premises such useful furnishings as the first occasions. Two weeks, one all in a brilliant lacquer red. Anju Woodridge offers a Mr. and Mrs. John Reid O are there to make sure things run Oriental rugs, couches and tables. week, the day before: I would wake large Indian-motif medallion, “Morgan,” and its 33 11 smoothly and to provide a sense of The Sussmans have two kitchens, up with anxiety in the pit of my coordinating stripe, “MonteCristo.” Mrs. Craig P. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McGill community. including one used by students to stomach. Now I know it will go Shower curtains that have been Teflon-treated arc prepare occasional snacks and well. Entertaining is just part of They live at the dorm year round being given full-scale decorator treatments with bal­ with their daughter, Johanna, 15, a meals. They also have a large dining what 1 do. room that’s used frequently during “We used to be very private loon and swag valances, embroidery, ruffles, appli­ Taylor-Adams high school student, and two cats, ques, pleats and borders. The departure from ordinary McGill-Adams Ailing plants give O O the school year. people. Our evenings are scheduled Nancy Jane Adams, daughter of Mr. J.R. and Patches. Their son, Eric, 20, ring-and-hang curtains may owe to the characteristics Carolyn J. Adams, daughter of Mr. and attends an out-of-state college and is When summer arrives and the stu­ more. There is frequently an ac­ and Mrs. William Adams of Centerport, ^ 03 of the treated fabrics, which repel soapy water, Mrs. William M. Adams of 28 Gerard St., home during vacations. dents leave, the family finds itself tivity, or we are on call or on the Long Island, N.Y., and State Rep. Craig and Michael James McGill, son of Mr. H - < living in slightly eerie quiet. They phone. Our range and network have spilled shampoos and lotions, and discourage mil­ The apartment was not carved out Philip Taylor of Bristol, son of Mr. and and Mrs. James J. McGill of Windham clues about problems m . dew. Many of the fabric designs are matched with until the early 1970s when the mark the changes with certain expanded considerably. I like that,” Mrs. Alan Taylor of Coventry, were mar­ were married May 26 at St. Mary’s she says. those used in the bedroom, and accessories such as school set up its resident master rituals. “In June, I remove the extra ried May 26 at St. Matthew Church, Church, Willimanlic. T. leaves from the dining room table. Like other resident masters, who sink skirls, window curtains, towels, lid covers and Forcstvillc. By JAMES E. WALTERS from deciduous plants. It can be wor­ program, althf'ugh the building itself risome from evergreens anytime. was designed by Mies van der Rohe Then every September I put them are usually senior college profes­ mgs can be coordinated. Roral prints against black The groom is also the grandson of Mrs. The Rev. John C. Nash and the Rev. The Associated Press back again,” says Sussman. sors, or the resident heads, who are backgrounds, animal-skin patterns, and paisleys are Philip Emery of Cambridge Street. Joseph J. Kugler officiated, f^ige Olsen However, evergreens routinely replace in the late 1950s. By an odd coin­ some leaves and many drop lots of them cidence, Rita Sussman can recall Family life in a college dormitory often married graduate students or being used to form a richer palette than that used in The Rev. Joseph Casaclang officiated was honor attendant. Bridesmaids were PHOENIX — Ailing plants usually 1“ 33 at certain seasons. If the remaining leaves eating on the same spot when she is a mixed blessing. While it means teachers with children, the Sussmans traditional bathrooms and bedrooms. at the Nuptial Mass. The bride was given Michele Colletti, Linda Adams, Melissa provide clues as to what’s wrong. Often, look OK, the plant probably is healthy. O O was a graduate student and the space never having to cook dinner and receive free lodging and board as The unified bed-and-bath concept is exemplified in in marriage by her father. Carol Cook and Denise Belleville. just asking why you’re concerned points O -n was part of the dining hall. never having to worry about running well as a small stipend for their su­ Fitzgerald was maid of honor. Brides­ to the solution. Sometimes a little luck the newest Bill Blass for Springmaid collection. Five Scott McGill was best man. Ushers If there is a persistent, premature leaf The apartment shows van der out of staples like coffee or milk pervisory role. maids were Maria D’Onofrio, Elizabeth helps, too. new patterns by the designer — “Caslleton,” “Petit were Richard Holton, James Baron, drop, check watering practices first. A Point Stripe,” “Stanhope,” “Montgomery” and Drinane and Kathryn Nantz. Rower girls As an example of such luck: I wanted sprinkler system may produce a fine lawn were Keri, Megan and Melissa Taylor, Thomas Colletti and Peter Frankovitch. purple-flowering Texas sage (Lcucophyl- P CO “Riandc” — are being marketed in sheets, com­ Jarid Bums was ring bearer. but it seldom supplies sufficient moisture nieces of the groom. lum frutcsccns) for an informal, 6-foot for trees and shrubs. forters, bedskirts, shams, spreads, draperies, decora­ hedge to hide a cement-block wall. Six of o o How to build a quality feuce tive pillows, towels and shower curtains. According George Krivda of Fairfield was the best After a reception at the Elks Club in These days, with drought and water man. Ushers were Frank Angell, Peter seven look hold beautifully. The laggard rationing, occasional deep watering be­ m z: to Springmaid, this collection celebrates the 20th an­ Willimanlic, the couple went on a wed­ seemingly had an identical start and care. Powers and James O’Neill. ding trip to St. Marten. They arc making comes even more important to avoid shal­ treated with a preservative to resist Lay a level vertically on two sides niversary of its collaboration with Blass, who was the Naturally, it was the middle one. >5 >1“ By POPULAR MECHANICS After a reception at Chippanee Country their home in Tempe, Ariz. low roots and declining tree and shrub rot and insects, or wood that resists of the post to make sure it’s plumb. first “name” designer to branch out into home fur­ 1 checked things like drainage, water­ Add a last layer of rocks at ground Club, the couple went on a honeymoon to vigor. But remember also that excess 33 CO Americans, since the first settlers, decay naturally, such as cedar, red­ nishings lines. ing and insects and even considered level and cap with a tamped-earth Montego Bay, Jamaica. They are making The bride is a graduate of Arizona water kills a plant as easily as extreme have always been enthusiastic fence wood, cypress and locust. The ensemble approach also applies to genetic differences. It turned out to be a 33 > Begin laying out the fence by cone to drain water away from the their home in Forestville. State University in Tempe, Ariz., with a dryness. builders. Springmaid’s designs by Lynn Hollyn, a designer live wire. > H locating the comer posts and driving post. In concrete, make the hole 6 The bride is a graduate of Fairfield bachelor of arts degree in communica­ Early fences contained livestock, whose European country look coordinates but docs Our gray kitten of that name was dis­ inches deeper for gravel, set the post University and received a master’s degree tions. She is employed by Evergreen In­ Wilting foliage can be an early T3 in stakes. Then run mason’s twine not exactly match. The Lynn Hollyn at Home Collec­ covered rolling on the center plant several while today’s fences arc used to in economics and a master’s degree in dustries in South Windsor. symptom of either. Probe into a few in­ tautly between two comer stakes. on the gravel and fill around it with limes a day. A chicken-wire enclosure frame the lawn, define boundaries tion features mgs from Mastcrlooms in the designer’s public affairs from Indiana University. ches of the soil with a trowel, a soil Mark the correct on-center position concrete. Slope the top for drainage. diverted Wire to such fruitless pursuits as and provide privacy. muted pallettc that coordinates with the bcdlincn line She is employed as a consultant with The bridegroom is currently a senior at augur, or try inserting a long-blade of each intermediate fence post on If posts are set in concrete, let chasing hummingbirds until he forgot When you consider building a and throws from The Three Weavers. These area mgs Aetna Life and Casualty in Middletown. Arizona State University, majoring in screwdriver. TTiis miy supply the answer. the twine with chalk. A plumb line them stand several days while it about the bush. The hedge soon filled in. fence, pick a style that will fit its are her versions of classic patterns — “Oxford The bridegroom is a graduate of political science. He will be attending law against the mark centers each post sets. Otherwise, add the rails im­ Fortunately, most plant problems fall If not, what’s adjacent to the plant? An surroundings. Then, measure the Quarters,” “Secret Garden,” and “Swedish Hearth," Southern Connecticut State University. school upon graduation. alley, swimming pool, driveway, a patio, on the ground. Drive a stake here. mediately. Rails made of 2-by-4s into more routine channels. But it’s wise proposed perimeter to sec how many among them. He represents the 79th District in the the neighbor s yard? What’s happened In loose, sandy soil, it’s best to set are sturdy enough to hold most ver­ to never assume anything and to check sections you’ll need. Most fences posts in concrete, but only in frost- tical fence boards. Thinner stock Bordering and inset designs in wall-to-wall carpet­ Connecticut General Assembly. He is recently? A cement expansion that may also the director of marketing for A-N everything. Keep notes. Eliminate pos­ arc built in 6- or 8-foot sections. free areas or where the concrete will might bend. Their ends can be toe- ing arc part of a new trend toward using the floor as a sible causes methodically. have damaged roots or changed drainage? Posts are commonly 4-by-4s, al­ Consulting Engineers in Newington. be below the frost line. Generally, nailed, clealed or set with metal fas­ distinct architectural clement. Lighter colors can be Bark splitting? Leaves yellowing? Is Swimming pool overflowed? Lawn fertil­ though 6-by-6s and 8-by-8s arc set one-third of the post in the teners. Fence boards arc generally used with more frequency since much carpeting is the entire plant affected or just one side? ized with possible excess amounts? sometimes required for comers and Chemical spills? ground. Stan with the comer posts. 1 -inch stock that is 3 inches or more now treated, like the fabrics, to resist stains and dirt. Has the decline been sudden or over a gate posts. Rails, the horizontal bars, Whether you set a post in gravel or wide. Most are face-nailed to the Combined styles for custom-design looks might in­ period of time? How docs adjacent Arc underground animals a possibility? arc 2-by-4s, and fence pickets or concrete, dig the hole 4 to 6 inches rails. Far easy, even spacing, cut a clude medallions, area stripes, borders, and other vegetation look? Arc insects obvious? Is A neighbor’s collection of agaves was vertical boards may be l-by-4s or deeper than the post bottom for board to the gap-width and insert it designs. Many of these will be found with Du Pont’s Engagements just one plant in trouble, or do similar ruined by gophers who ate the succulent l-by-6s. To prevent rust from stain­ drainage material — a large flat as a guide when nailing on face Suiinmasicr label. ones show the same symptoms? Was it stems before their tunnels were noticed. ing the wood, use aluminum or hot- stone or gravel bed. Rare the hole at boards. For a final soft touch, the home decorator can have planted loo deeply or shallowly? A general yellowing of all leaves can dipped, galvanized nails and the bottom for good support. Then Gate posts arc larger and deeper- designer needlepoint pillows. Mario Buatla, known Asking such questions usually pin- be caused by lack of fertilizer, extreme hardware. Estimate the amount of stand the post in the hole on the set than the rest of the fence to uu for his mastery of English country design, has teamed Center. fX)ints the trouble or provides sufficient sunlight or high temperatures. If only gravel you’ll need for drainage. If drainage material. withstand the added stress. If the Palliardi-Richard with Thimbclina, the makers of nccdlcptoint designs The bride-elect attended Coventry information for someone more older leaves are affected, it could be lack you set the posts in concrcu: below To set the post in earth, fill in gate is to swing properly, the posts and products, for his interpretations of traditional Elaine Bissonnette of Mansfield, and High School. The prospective bridegroom knowledgeable to suggest the cure, even of nitrogen or potassium, soil high in salts the frost line, figure that a 90-pound with 6 inches of gravel and tamp it must be perfectly plumb. Allow for Stefan Palliardi of Andover, announce the motifs — King Charles Spaniels, cabbage roses and is a graduate of Windham Technical without seeing the plant. or poor soil aeration. bag of premixed concrete occupies solidly before replacing and tamping hinge and latch clearance when engagement of their daughter, Kimberly School as an electrician. He is employed Start by making sure what concerns Yellowing of youngest leaves suggests about two-thirds of a cubic foot. the excavated soil. Fill several in­ measuring. A diagonal brace on the fmits, available in kits or finished pillows. Ann Palliardi, to Philip L. Richard, son of by Denis Elcchic of North Windham. you isn’t normal for a certain time of lack of iron or chemical damage. Mar­ Use wood tJiat has been pressure ches at a time and tamp each layer. rails suengthens the gate section. Luicien and Laura Richard of Mansfield An Aug. 10, 1991 wedding is planned. year. 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TTie youthful face is his fancy. 26 Paid Program 57) Mark Russell Comedy Special The 9 :1 0 A M [CNN] H ealthw eek 0 a meant to personify “Young America be careful that you don’t add to the very real tension. satirist lampoons newsmakers in song and She even goes to the library to look up his work. And soon they join in the lobster 38^ Dick Van Dyke monologue (In Stereo) 9 :3 0 A M CsD -40 Slimerl And the Real — 1776." Corner A child-psychologist friend tells me that since Ghostbusters (CC) They’re not in love. It was just an impulsive thing.” ^ DO dance to the words: “Will you walk [A&E] Heroes: Made in the U S A. (6J) W olf Rock Power Hour Gasparro worked at the behest of every youngster is different, something that affects (18 Synchronal Research Their fling is the backdrop for a complicated story H - < a little faster said a whiting to a [CNN] International Correspondents [A&E] Journey to Adventure the Bowers and Merena Galleries to one child may not be noticed by another. Therefore, (20) Snakmaster that even Bedelia admits she had difficulty following. m . Russ MacKendrick snail...” [DIS] You and Me, Kid [CNN] News Journal you will have to base your actions on knowledge of C2® (30) Karate Kid (CC) Director Frank Pierson used the opportunity to also come up with “one of the most [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated [DIS] Good Morning. Mickey! TTiis “grypon” spelling is more 24' Serendipity cxarninc the issue of capiuil punishment which he beautiful medals ever produced.” your own child. But, if picture-taking doesn’t inter­ [TMC] MOVIE: Murders in the Rue [ESPN] Fishing: The Ultimate Outdoor akin to the Latin root, gryphus, and (57^ Say Brother said in an HBO press release that he opposes. TTicy will each be handslruck in a grotesquerie was on seals and ivory fere, include shots of that special first-day-of-school Morgue' A carnival hypnotist kidnaps Experience is said to be used by writers looking young women for a senes of bizarre exper 61 M unsters Today (CC) Herman regrets 1 [HBO] When We First Met Two teen Robert Carradine plays the murdered policeman’s full ounce of .999 pure silver. The artwork all over Asia by 15(X) B.C. breakfast, and of your child getting all dressed up for imnnts with his trained ape Bela Lugosi. being kind to a grieving widow who winds for a loftier tone. agers fall in love and discover that their panner, and Andre Braughcr is a reporter. The striking is limited to 2,500 pieces, Large griffin figures were painted the day. Sidney Fox Leon Ames 1932 up taking advantage of the Munsters (R) This concludes the in-depth study families are linked by tragedy (60 min ) screenplay was written by Doug Magee, a photojour­ | - JO thus making it a true collectible like on the walls of the throne room in 6;4-5AM (5)' Davey & Goliath [USA] Financial Freedom [A&E] Who's Minding the Kids? Topic of the medal. It can be ordered by In many areas, the next big step is waiting for the parents involvement in their child's educa a Bing & Grondahl plate. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Feds' (CC) Two female nalist who published a book on death row prisoners Crete, 1400 B.C., as if to protect the phone: 1-800-222-5993, or by mail 8 :3 0 A M (33 California Raisins (CC) lion (R) o o The release was announced in the school bus. Again, you will need someone to take the cadets attempt to graduate from Washing­ in 1980. monarch. from Bowers and Merena Galleries ton D C 's traditionally all-male FBI aca (3D 0$ Disney's Adventures of the [CNN] Moneyweek Q “n summer issue of the Galleries’ Rare pictures so that Mom and Dad can get into them. Pierson co-wrote the screenplay for “Presumed In­ “Apparently the griffin was in as above. Box 1224, Wolfeboro, NH demy Rebecca DeMornay Mary Gross, Gummi Bears (CC) [DIS] Donald Duck Presents i Once at school, try for a shot of the teacher wel­ Ken Marshall 1988 Rated PG-13 (In nocent,” but Bedelia did not meet him until he ,in H Coin Review (No. 79). Orders are some sense sacred, appearing fre­ (JTl Good Tim es [ESPN] Jimmy Houston Outdoors 03894. coming the new students. However, the psychologist Stereo) directed “Somebody Has To Shoot the Picture.” f n ^ being accepted at $19.95, plus $2 quently in sanctuary and tomb fur­ Coming events: (2® Webster The son of George's boss [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows: The says this is an especially sensitive time. It may mark 7:00AM (3D Garfield and Friends (CC) bullies Webster into doing his homework She said she didn’t find her character to be as com­ P CO postage and handling as long as the nishings.” (Encyclopedia Britan- Tomorrow at the Holiday Inn, First Three Years die first time your child has left Mother and gone into (3? (40) Animal Crack-Ups (CC) 53) 13® Captain N: The Game Master [USA] Hollywood Insider (R) plicated as the story. medals are available, with limit of nica). (CC) East Hartford: The First Sunday (3) World Tomorrow O O five to a client. tlic custody of a stranger. A youngster may not ap­ 9:4 0 A M [TMC] MOVIE: The “She was a woman whose husband had been It’s always worth a gander at the Stamp Bourse. Take Exit 58 off (24^ Sesame S treet (CC) (R) The reverse of the medal will preciate the disaaction of a camera clicking and flash 11 Little Rascals M u m m y' The discovery of an unm arktJ kill(^, and she had stayed in the town,” she said. “I m 2 OED as you never know. Here, 1-84. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. :26 Paid Program Egyptian tomb leads to supernatural ev show the well-chosen logo of the (20 Hair Club for Men don’t know why. but it wasn’t important to the story. D > under “griffin,” we find: “Alice in Tuesday, Sept. 4, at the K of C Hall, going off at this traumatic moment. (5® Ask the Manager enis and the arrival of a mysterious siran 22 Family Ties (CC) ger Boris Karloff, Zita Johann David Man ... 1 don’t imagine she was very well-educated. It > 1“ corporation; their own version of Wonderland...They very soon came You might give some thought to taking your (57) State W e re In 7:15 p.m. — Start of a new season 26 [USA] Paid Program ners 1932 wasn t a part that required a lot of delving. She was a [A&E] Global Affair U CO that fabulous guardian of treasure upon a gryphon, lying fast asleep in for the Central Connecticut Coin youngster to school ahead of time and shooting a pic­ 30 Ring Around the W orld simple person.” [CNN] Big Story 10:00A M CD Pee wee's Playhouse trove, a griffin-lion body with wings the sun.” You can find this sentence Club. Auction, bourse and refresh­ ture of an informal meeting with the teacher, without (38 Quantum Marketing (CC) [DIS] Mother Goose Stories Bedelia said her three recent roles, two wives and JJ > and an eagle’s head. This in the Mock Turtle’s Story where the ments. Everybody welcome. the strain of the first day. (61) Marvel Action Universe ll) Soul Train (In Stereo) [ESPN] Fishing: The Outdoor Writers a widow, have little in common. > -H Most any camera will do the job, ranging from a [A&E] All Creatures Great and Small (R) 18 Syncfironal Research “In ‘Die Hard 2,’ she’s an executive of a multina­ ■0 point-and-shoot to a sophisticated SLR. You will [CNN] NewsTime 8 :3 5 A M [TMC] m o v ie The Black 20 Sledge Hammer! Cat' Stranded newlyweds find themselves tional corporation. Her husband’s a cop. She probab­ [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner (22 ,30 C hipm unks (CC) need a flash unit, either the one built into the camera caught in thu* crossfire between a decrepit ly makes five times what he does. She’s left him. [ESPN] SportsCenter (24 Blitz on Cartooning More Lyme Disease information or an add-on. The shots taken in stores will almost satanist and a vengeance-bent father She’s totally secure and confident. In ‘Presumed In­ certainly require flash. 1,263 NWA Wrestling (57 Tony Brown's Journal nocent,’ she’s a mathematician who’s totally caught In dogs and cats (the incidence of tative. If you can change lenses, a moderate zoom, such up in her work at the university. She’s insecure and infection seems less in the latter) the Fort Dodge is an ethical biologi­ (61: Fall Guy (CC) as a 35mm-70mm, will give you everything from a [A & E] Who's Minding the Kids? Topic has deep-rooted problems stemming from her chil­ symptoms of Lyme Disease may be Pet Forum cal manufacturer with a long list of moderate wide angle to a moderate telephoto. A TV channel guide teachers who are using imagination to dhood. In the HBO movie, she’s a manicurist married all or a combination of fever, lack of successful vaccines and has tested reach their students Host W hoopi Gold Allan A. Leventhal, D.V.M. longer telephoto or zoom won’t be needed, and may C ox UnHad T a la -M e d ia berg (60 min ) |R) to a cop who was killed in his rookie year. appetite, acute onset ,of severe pain this new vaccine extensively. Al­ CD WFSB, Hartford ...... 3 ...... 2 ...... 3 even hinder you in close quarters. [DIS] Hey. Cinderella! Live action and “‘Die Hard’ was a lark. It’s not something you and lameness with or without joint though additional efficacy and CD WTNH, N»v» Havao ...... 8 ...... I ...... • There’s not much question about film — use a CD WWOR. New York ...... ___ 9 ___ puppetry combine in this off beat musical have to give a lot of thought to. It’s not meant to be version of the fairy tale Kermit the Frog is swelling and no history of trauma. potency tests arc still in progress, m i W PIX, N aw Y ork ...... 15 ...... 11 ...... 28 deep. It’s bang-bang-bang. In ‘Presumed Innocent,’ good color negative film, such as Kodak or Fuji in featured as the coach driver (60 mm )'(R) The lameness may recur after series of two doses given at a two to the USDA has licensed the vaccine iw W H C T , H a rtfo rd ...... 13 ...... 11 ...... 11 she’s an interesting person. She’s very bright, but not the 400-spced class. on W TXX, W ita rb u ry ...... [ESPN] Fishin' Hole resolving or remain for months to three week interval and can be ad­ for use in dogs. During the tc.st con­ .... JO ...... 20 ...... 20 very confidem. She’s in.sccure. and her husband gives You can get by with slower films, such as ISO 1(X) WWLP, Springfiald ...... 21 ...... 37 . [LIFE] A ttitu d e s years. Severe cases may progress to ministered at any age over nine ditions of the vaccine, Fort Dodge oii WEDH. Hartford ...... 7 .... her a lot of reason to be.” or 200, but the 400 will give you more flexibility and ...... 24 ...... 24 [USA] Tales of the Gold Monkey kidney and heart involvement. For­ weeks. Annual boosters arc recom­ discovered that there can be some a« WTWS, Naw London ...... 26 ...... 42 ...... 26 Bedelia grew up in New York, and made her acting is perfectly fine outdoors. High-speed films, such as 0* W V IT. H a rtfo rd ...... 4 ...... 4 ...... 30 1 0:1 0A M [CNN] Showbiz This tunately, most cases respond to an­ mended. Although the manufacturer. transmission of Lyme Disease be­ debut at the age of 7. She had been in six Broadway 10(X1 or 16(X), just aren’t needed and can’t deliver the OH W S a K , B oaton ...... 19 ...... 2* ...... 19 W eek tibiotics. Until now, the only Fort Dodge Laboratories, claims it is tween dogs not involving ticks. In­ M WQQB, Springfiald ...... 40 . shows by the lime she was 17. same quality. 1 0 :3 0 A M C5 m o v ie Bye Bye Brav prevention was for pets to remain 100 percent effective in eliminating timate contact is necessary for this i»« WQBY, Springfiald ...... 17 ...... 35 ...... 25 erm an' Four zany pals of a ro w ly de She appeared in more than a hundred shows during tick free, which isn’t easy for out­ the organism in vaccinated dogs, to happen, and since most dogs arc No matter which film you pick, get plenty of it and HI) W T IC . H a rtfo rd ...... 6 ...... 6 ...... 9 ceased writer somehow manage to attend the heyday of live television drama and also worked lA&EI Arta li EntartaInmanI ...... 23 ...... 15 ...... 11 the wrong funeral George Segal. Jack r door pets. prevents tlic fever, lethargy and not kept under these condition (ex­ shoot plenty of pictures. Even the ones that are not (CNN| Cabla Nawa Network ...... 15 ...... 50 Warden Jessica W.ilter 1968 in several scries filmed in New York, such as "Naked |DIS| D Ianay C hannal ...... 36 .... A new vaccine, a bactcrin, made arthritic-Iikc lameness associated cept for breeding kennels), this perfect will be keepsakes...... 47 ...... 41 (s ' 40 Beetlejuice (CC) City.” “East Side, West Side" and T h e Defenders.' up of the killed organism and called with Lyme Disease, field testing still doesn’t seem to be a common factor But, again — don’t forget that this is a big and lESPN] S p o rt! N a lw o rk ...... 10 ...... 7 ...... 49 IHBO) Homa Bo* Offica ...... 14 ...... 44 ...... 38 9 Paid Program Her career reached a low point in 1980 when she “Bonclia Burgdorferi Bacterin” will is necessary before the clTicacy in contagion. Finally, we have a often Lightening day for your youngster. No picture lUFEI LIfa tIm a ...... 24 ...... 25 ...... 13 18 Synchronal Research returned to work after her second son entered kinder­ (M AX] C ln ^ m a x ...... 54 be available soon at your results are in. It’s believed to be 80- means of prevention for this serious, is worth making it harder for him or her...... 45 ...... 43 20 This W eek in Baseball Mel Allen dis garten. But in 1983. she played race driver Shirley veterinarians. It is administered as a to-85 percent effective as a preven­ rapidly spreading disease in dogs. |TM C| M o vla C h a n n a l...... 55 ...... 46 ...... 42 cusses news and highlights from the major lUSA) USA Nalwork ...... 12 ...... 10 ...... 48 leagues Muldowncy in Heart Like a Wheel,” a turning point for her. 22 30 C hipm unks (CC) 1 9 9 0 Slater tries Saturday TV, continued Saturday TV, continued

to act his age Strip Quilting (R) in a high school teacher s murder, a sus* Quantum Marketing' CHINA jjenrfed police officer goes undercover to 5:30PM i® Synchronal Research ter with a rattlesnake (R) CsT) South Africa Now BEACH nab the real killer Arliss Howard Suzy i.24) V ic to ry G arden (CC) 40 Trump Card Amis. George Wendt 1988 Rated PG (In (57) T h is O ld H ouse ICC) (R) '57' Star Cops LOS ANGELES (AP) — Just turned 21, Christian [CNN ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch Stereo) [ESPN] Crooked Creek Michael Boat­ [C N N ] N e w s m a k e r S a tu rd a y |R| [A & E ] Who's Minding the Kids? Topic Slater is still struggling to get out of high school — [TM C ] M O V IE : Franken man (I.) and Brian 3:05P M [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Feds' (CC) Two female outstanding ir*achms across the country 1 1 : 0 0 A M C£) (4@ Bugs Bunny & stein Meets the Wolfman’ Werewolf in the movies, that is. cadets attempt to graduate from Washing­ T w e e ty S h o w (CC) Wimmer are two [CNN] Sports Saturday n Larry T.ilhot i rosses paths with the infa- ton, D C .'s traditionally all-male FBI aca He was the high school killer in the black comedy of several medical nuxis doctor s monstrous creation Lon [ESPN ] College Football: Baylor at Ne m S ilv e r S poons (CC) demy Rebecca DeMornay. Mary Gross “Heathers.” Now he’s a shy student who uses a pirate men stationed Ch.iney Jr Ilona Massey, Pairic Knowles braskc'i (3 Mrs ) (Live) (1^ Incredible Hulk 1943 Ken Marshall 1988 Rated PG-13 (In radio station to inflame his fellow high schoolers in Stereo) [U S A ] U.S. Open Tennis Second round (18) S yn ch ro n a l R esearch in Vietnam, on 3.30PIV! CO Golf Show from Flushing Mearfow. N Y (3 hrs . 30 “Fhimp Up the Volume.” ( ^ WWF Superstars of Wrestling ■’China Beach," [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Dracula' Bram Stolier's mm ) (Live) airing SATURDAY, 24 Nathalie Dupree's Matters of Taste vampiric count leaves his Transylvanian hi­ “I’m trying to put high school behind me and age a (22) (3g) S aved b y th e B ell (CC) little bit,” smiled Slater, whose innocent face could SEPT. 1, on ABC. 40 Paid Program deaway for the blood-rich shores of Eng­ S.OOPfVl Paradise (CC) When the ( ^ Raising America's Children land Bela Lugosi. Helen Chandler, Edward closinij of the gold mine causes a mass 57 Van Can C ook Van Sloan 1931 easily pass for midteens. “I think ‘Pump Up the (2^ RollerGames exodus from Paradise. Ethan must choose [CNN] Your Money Volume’ will be my last high school film. ^ ) Three Stooges 6:00P M ,3“^ News (CC) between Amelia or ,i new job m Virginia CHECK IISTINGS City ;60 rnin ) (R| (In Stereo! “On the set of the movie I was talking in an inter­ (57) W a s h in g to n W e e k in R e v ie w (CC) 4:00P M (T) 40 PGA Golf: Greater ® A Team EOR exact time 8 .) S u p er Je op a rd y! (CC) (In Stereo) view about how I would like to grow a little bit and (In Stereo) Milwaukee Open (CC) Third round from 18 Synchronal Research th«> Tuckaway Country Club m Franklin. 9 M o v ie play a character who had a bit of scruffincss to him, a (6j) M att Houston W is (2 hrs ) iL(ve) 20) A irw o lf 11 MOVIE: The Kidnapping of the MERLE HAGGARD little bit older. Then along came ‘Young Guns 2,’ [A8cE] Miss Marple: Sleeping Murder A 18 Synchronal Research 22) (3 ^ 40 N e w s young couple's home becomes a night President' While on a stale visit to To­ .24 D egrassi H ig h (CC) which was perfect.” mare when the wife has visions of murder 20 MOVIE. The Alchemist' Attempts to ronto. the Presideni is kidnapped tjy terror In “Pump Up the Volume,” Slater is a newcomer to (60 m in.) Part 2 o f 2. (R) ff‘*e .1 19th century glass craftsman from a 26 Hee Haw (R) ists William Shainer Hal Holbrook. Ava I ursn of ntern.jl life go awry Robert Ginty Gardner 1980 .38 H e rs e y ’s H o llyw o o d Haggard keeps [DIS] DuckTales Movie Special The an Arizona school, a total outsider who nevertheless Lucinda Dooltng 1985 18 Synchronal Research making of "DuckTales the Movie Trea­ 57* N e w Y ankee W o rk s h o p ICC) communicates with his frenetic, X-rated rantings and sure of the Lost Lamp ' 22 30 S a tu rd a y S p o rts S h o w ca se U S 20 MOVIE: All Night Long' A corporate B«»ach Volleyball Championship Breeders S ta r Trek heavy-metal music on his makeshift radio station. [ESPN] Monster Truck Challenge executive finds his life falling apart after he last words, a stockbroker sets out to re (20) M O V IE : H eated 2:00P M Cup film (2 hrs ) (Taped) [A&E] Revue News about the entertain IS dernoierj to manager of an all-night producing The New Line Cinema film is obviously aimed at the [HBO] MOVIE; The Goodbye Girl' A cover a sunken treasure Ralph Bellamy, Vengeance’ A Vietnam vet is confronted 24 Yan Can Cook (R) ment world (60 mm ) (R) drugstore Barbra Streisand. Gene Hack- head-strong actor and an ex-dancer be­ Kiel Martin. Glenn Corbett 1975 by a soldier he once court-martialed when "n young crowd, but the star has some impressive, man, Diane Ladd 198 1 come unlikely roommates Marsha Mason, 26 MOVIE The Taking of Pelham One. [CNN] Newswatch NASHVILLE, Tcnn. (AP) — Country music star [TM C ] MOVIE: The Bride he heads overseas to find the woman he high-pitch scenes before the microphone. Richard Dreyfuss, Quinn Cummings 1977 12:1 0PM Two. Three' Four men hijack a New York [USA] Equalizer 22 30 This Is Your Life (CC) In separate O of Frankenstein' The notorious Dr Preto- left behind Richard Hatch. Jolina Mitchell Merle Haggard has surveyed his soul and released He can even find a message in the movie: “It deals Rated PG Collins, Ron Max 1985 < 'ty subway train and demand a one million segments. Emmy Award-winner Ralph Ed­ 3) -n nous forces Baron Frankenstein to create a dollar ransom Walter Matthau. Robert 6:30P M ® CBS N e w s ICC) (In St.Teol wards surprises celebrity guests Dick Van another album. [LIFE] Frugal Gourmet mate for the monster Boris Karloff, Cohn !,22) MOVIE: 'The Hot Rock' Four incredi with freedom of speech, expressing yourself, saying Shaw Martin Balsam 1974 dD Sneak Peek Dyke and Betty White when he chronicles So what else is new? what you really feel in situations, and of just being [MAX] MOVIE: The Abyss' (CC) Clive, Elsa Lanchester 1935 ble goofs try to steal the world s hottest their lives (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Unearthly underwater phenomena and a diamond, not once, but four times Robert 38 MOVIE: Vanishing Point' A former 18 Synchronal Research He’s put out so many LPs that just about everyone 1 2:30P M QOU.S. OpenTennis; Early 24 T h is O ld H ouse (CC) (R) the best you can be and not being afraid.” dangerous government agent complicate a Redford, George Segal. Ron Loibman Marine policeman and race car driver 22 30 NBC News has lost count. Round Coverage (CC) From the USTA 1972 leads police on a four-state chase Barry IE deep-sea search for a lost nuclear sub Ed 26 MOVIE: Judgment at Nuremberg' On “Young Guns 2,” Slater was the new kid in the National Tennis Center in Flushing Mea­ 24 Blitz on Cartooning Harris, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Mi Newman. Cleavon Little, Dean Jaqqer Stanley Kramer s Oscar-winning account “Your guess is as good as mine,” Haggard said by block that included Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Suther­ dow, N Y (5 hrs , 30 min ) (Live) (24) Crazy for Food: San Antonio (R) 1971 chael Biehn 1989 Rated PG-13 (In 38 W K R P in C in c in n a ti of the Nazi war crime trials held in 1948 telephone from his home in northern California. “It’s (3()) Quantum Leap (CC) Sam is a burly 0 o land and Lou Diamond Phillips from the first movie. Stereo) Paid Program 57 Clao Ita lia (In Stereo) 40 A B C N e w s (CC) Germany Spencer Tracy. Burt Lancaster, nightclub bouncer who is helping a stripper somewhere in the neighborhood of 70.” Maximilian Schell 1961 ‘There was no feeling of being tested or anything,” [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Frankenstein' An ob S u p erm a n (MTV's Julie Brown) rescue an infant from 61 MOVIE; ‘Double Indemnity' An in­ 57 A u s tin C ity L im its (In Stereo) It’s safe to say that he has more albums in number 2 CD said Slater. “1 felt immediately accepted into that sessed scientist creates a living being from 22 Ann Jillian (CC) Its abusive faih(»r (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) surance salesman becomes involved in a [CNN] Pinnacle 38 MOVIE: 'The French Connection' corpses stolen from the graves and the deadly game of murder after he falls for an 1 wo New York City cops relentlessly at than years alive: 53. H - < 24 Rod and Reel 30' MOVIE: 'The Four Seasons' The group. They were very supportive. gallows Based on Mary Shelley's novel .»llunn() w om an Fred M acM urray. Barbara tempt to foil a large international drug ring change of seasons marks the changing re 7 ;0 0 P M d Giant Achievers Highlights Haggard offers a wry explanation for his impres­ Boris Karloff. Colin Clive, Mae Clarke 30 What About Women Stanwyck Edward G Robinson 1944 of the New York Giants (60 mm ) Gene Hackman Roy Scheider Fernando m . “I was the new rider, and I had a lot of catching up lationships of three married couplr*s Alan 1931 57 W onderworks; Two Daddies? (CC) Rev 1971 sive output: “When I quit doing them, the next big to do, working with the guns. Kiefer was fast on the Alda, Carol Burnett, Len Cariou 1981 [A & E ] Biography Babe Ruth The life of . 8,i 22 W h e e l o f F o rtu n e (CC) [USA] Y o u th q u a k e Evans & Novak tfii* inimiiabU* Babf‘ from his childhood 61 Totally Hidden Video Scheduled cos­ event is the funeral. They keep me young.” [CNN] 40) Paid P rogram dD It s a Living draw; we had a lot of races. Luckily, we weren’t d.iys in Baltimore to his baseball years tume store p.itrons are stranded in oulra 1 1 : 1 0 A M [CNN] Science and Tech [E S P N ] B o w lin g ; A B C Team U S A His music has been macho yet sensitive, hard hat given real bullets. Lou was an excellent rider, and he 57 Rod & Reel Streamside Host actor Pat O Bnen (60 mm ) (R) 11 61 Star Trek. The Next Generation geous dress, a space age shoe shine 1 ni nology Week Tournament From Chicago (60 min ) (CC) A visit by Sar(‘k fhi.* famous Vulcan anthems reflecting emotional portraits of ordinary 61) MOVIE: The Three Faces of Eve' machine (In Stereo) was teaching me different mounts and feeling com­ [LIFE] E/R [ESPN] College Football: Texas A&M ambassador sjiarks violent outbursts 1 1 : 3 0 A M CsQ S ilv e r S poons (CC) The true-life story of a woman with three [A&E] Footsteps of Man The Yellow life. at Hawaii (3 hrs ) (Live) aboard the Enterprise (60 mm ) |R) (In fortable in the saddle again. distinctly different personalities is por River Tibetans pray for a happy afterlife Os) Synchronal Research 1 :00PM [8] MOVIE: The Command' [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire Slereol For almost 30 years. Haggard has been using songs r" 30 “Riding is a difficult thing. If you have a moment A war finally resolves l)ie question of irayed Joanne Woodward, Lee J Cobb (60 mm ) (22) G uys N e x t D oor (CC) [USA] Throb 18 Synchronal Research to make social commentary. In the turbulent 1960s, Wyoming's ownership Guy Madison. 1957 [CNN] PrimeNews O O of lapse of concentration, the horse can spxrok, any­ (24) Sailing W ith Confidence Teaching his “Okie From Muskogee” talked about not smoking Joan Weldon, James Whitmore 1954 [A&E] MOVIE: The Hand’ A psychotic 4:10P M [C N N ] Sports Close-up (R) 20 Buck Rogers O "n thing can happen, which is what I think happened to the novice basic sailing skills (R) cartoonist finds that his dismembered 8 . 3 0 P M CS 40 M o n o p o ly (CC) (In marijuana or burning draft cards. Last year’s single, (93 Comedy Wheel 24 Video Tours. Monterey Bay Stereo) (30.1 To Be Announced. hand has taken a direction of its own Mi 4:20P M [TMC] MOVIE: The Wolf Lou.” Late in filming. Diamond almost strangled on 11) (26) Major League Baseball: New 26 N e w h a rt (CC) “Me and Crippled Soldiers” was about flag-burning, M an' Young Larry Talbot develops an unu 18 Synchronal Research 57) Wall Street Week; The Outlook for York Yankees at Boston Red Sox (4 hrs ) char*l Came, Andrea Marcovicci, Viveca a rope when his horse ran away; the actor managed to sual skin condition after being bitten by a 30 Superboy Andy shoots .in antique n but didn't appear on his 1989 LP. “5:01 Blues.” S in ' S to c k s (CC) Lindfors 1981 (In Stereo) 24 New Yankee Workshop (CC) (Live) werewolf Lon Chaney Jr Claude Rams fie. causimj evil spirits from the past to ap escape with only a broken arm. [DIS] Gryphon A substitute teacher helps “Me and Crippled Soldiers” is now on his new LP, [C N N ] College Football Preview (22.1 W W F Superstars of W restling Evelyn Ankers 194 1 pear (R) 57 Wild America (CC) A profile of the Slater has been acting almost from birth. TTic son .1 tougfi Hispanic boy see the beauty of the lynx and its predatory dependence on the ‘Blue Jungle,” which includes two songs about the [ D IS ] B e s t o f M ic k e y M o u s e C lu b (CC) 24j C o lle c to rs (R) 38 St Elsewhere world around him (60 min ) (R) snowshoe hare (R) of stage and TV actor Michael Hawkins and Mary Jo (In Stereo) 4:30P M (E Kiner's Korner homeless. O O 30) P ersonal P o w e r [LIFE] Moonlighting 40 Sneak Peek Slater, now a casting agent, he was three months old [ESPN] College Gameday (60 mm ) i18) Synchronal Research 61 Haywire Series Premiere Comedy m 2 40) Twin Star Productions [A&E] New Wilderness The cut “My Home Is in the Street” is sung from [USA] MOVIE Blind Vengeance' (CC) ( ^ ' F rugal G o u rm e t (R) (In Stereo) Americans participate m unusual contests when his mother brought him onstage in a play. Ac­ [LIFE] Esquire; About Men, for Women [A&E] Survivors Survival lecluiKiues A father vows revenge against the three [CNN] Capital Gang and bi/arre stunts Tonight a couple ex­ the standpoint of a child whose father lost his job. (R) ,5 ^ V ic to ry G arden (CC) changes clothes in a car (In Stereo) 5 > cording to family legend, she held him aloft and used in the Soutli American rain forest and men acquitted of the murder of his son [DIS] MOVIE: Parent Trap II' (CC) A The youngster has the unquestioned love of his > 1“ [USA] Dance Party USA along the coast of Alaska (60 min ) (R) (jt'rald McRanr?y. Marg Helgenberger. Lane [CNN] Future Watch declared, “This is your life, my son.” young girl convinces her mother s twin to [D IS] Making of "Honey. I Shrunk the S m iili 1990 (In Stereo) pride-filled family who cuddle in the wind: ”... I’m 33 CO The boy was 9 when he was chosen to appear with [CNN ] Newsday [HBO] Record Breakers of Sport Former help out in a m atchm aking scheme A Kids" Comic Rick Moranis takes viewers 1 2 :0 0 P M CS Out of This World Chris behind the scenes of Honey, I Shrunk the not homeless. We just need a house to put it in,” Hag­ [DIS] Disney's Living Seas Features the 2:1 0PM [CNN] Healthweek (R) football player Chris Collinsworth profiles Magical World of Disney pff*sentation Dick Van Dyke in a revival of “The Music Man.” He joins the Marines after he's denied admis­ sporting greats, including Mark Spit/ and Kids, m which he plays a scientist who Living Seas exhibit at EPCOl Center, as Hayley Mills, TomSkernit C.irne Kei Heim gard sings. sion to a college Guest. Lyle A lzado (R) (In 2:30P M 24 Pierre Franey's Cuisine accidentally shrinks several children followed with “Macbeth” (Nicol Williamson), tronaut Scott Carpenter, and music from Jesse Owens Features interviews and film 1986 Stereo) R apide (In Stereo) footage (60 mm ) (R) ‘Under the Bridge," also concerns the homclss. > H “David Coppcrficld,” “Merlin,” “Sherlock Holmes” Simon Le Bon, Laura Branigan Olivia [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard 9 :0 0 P M (Ti NFL Preseason Football f8~) A m e ric a n T e le c a s t Newton-John and Duran Duran (60 min ) 40’ Channel 1 Media [USA] It's Your Move The tune’s protagonist looks around at his sad sur­ ■0 [HBO] MOVIE The Karate Ktd. Part Philadelphia Eagles at Pittsburgh Stee (Frank Langclla), plus a number of TV specials. OD Superman 57 H o m e tim e C e ilin g s (CC) Part 2 of 2, lers (3 hrs ) (Live) roundings and declares: “I can pretend I’m a king and (R) 4:45P M [DIS] MOVIE: The Parent Two' (CC) While visiting Okin.iwa. Daniel Slater’s big break came at 16: as S e^ Connery’s r i l j C H iP s [HBO] MOVIE: Shanghai Surprise' [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Klensch (R) Trap' (CC) Twin girls separated at birtli IS forced to defend his mentor and himself . 8 40 China Beach (CC) Dodger gams a this is my kingdom.” youthful sidekick in “The Name of the Rose.” (CC) A missionary and fortune hunter against bitter foes (feternimed to destroy new understanding of his father during a (18) H om e S h o p p in g C lu b [HBO] MOVIE The Hunter' plan to reunite their divorced partmts Hay Haggard, who wrote both songs, said it’s time team up to recover a stolen cacfir? of jirice 2:45P M them Ralph Macchio, Nonyuki Pat Mor family reunion back home (60 mm | (R) (In “My first film was ‘The-Legend of Billie Jean,’ ” A professional bounty hunter tracks bail ley Mills, Maureen 0 Hara. Brian Keith (?Q) MOVIE; The Cassandra Crossing' A less opium Sean Penn, M adunn.i, Paul ita. Nobu M cC arthy 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) composers looked to topical is.sues, such as home­ jumpers to every corner of the country. 1961 he recalled. “Then to do ‘The Name of the Rose’ and plague-contaminated passenger train is Freeman 1986 Rated PG 13 (In Stereo) Stereo) lessness, as grist for their tunes. targeted for destruction by worried gov­ Sieve McQuoen. Kathryn Harrold. Eli Wal- [M A X ] MOVIE: Licence to Kill' (CC) 18 Synchronal Research [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd play a 14th-century monk just didn’t seem like it ernment officials. Sophia Loren, Richard la rh 1979 Rated PG James Bond quits the spy service and [LIFE] MOVIE: LA Law' A woman 22 30 G olden G irls (CC) (R) (In Stereo) ‘It’s a big problem in America,” he said. “I think (CC) Molly gets to know her new neigh Harris, Ava Gardner 1977 launches a one rnan crusade against the wanting an amicable divorce is baited with made any sense to me. I didn’t think there was a Cj£) U -C onn Fall S p o rts P re v ­ 24 Mark Russell Comedy Special The people expect me to do something like this. And it bors over a game of Twist of Fate (R) 3:00P M Colombian drug lord who maimed his shockincj pictures of her husband m the prayer of making the U-ansition. (22) S is te r K a te (CC) ie w pilot (!f)isode of the popular series Harry satirist lampoons newsmakers in soiuj and [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Son of Fran friend Timothy Dalton, Carey Lowell Rob touches my heart to sec people along the road who {?4J B o o k m a rk (CC) 1 :25P M m onologue (In Stereo) “But it turned out to be the greatest experience I’ve kenstein' The son of the infamous baron 18 Home Shopping Club ert Davi 1989 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) Hamlin. Susan L'“ v Cortnn Bernsen 1986 had a job and a home a year ago. It’s a problem not ever had. I was in awe of Mr. Connery, and he lived (26) T .J. H oo ke r returns to the ancestral estate to continue 24 New York Master Chefs (R) [M A X ] MOVIE Poltergeist III' (CC) 57 MOVIE. 'Ball of Fire’ A nightclub sin 5:00P M ® A -Team ger becomes a fruitful source for a profes­ noted the way it should be.” his father's experiments Boris Karloff Vengeful spirits descend on a Chicago up to every expccUition I had of James Bond. I loved (30) B la ck P e rs p e c tiv e 30) M id n ig h t C aller (CC) Jack fights a ve- sor studying American slang Gary Basil Rathbone, Bela Lugosi 1939 (li) MOVIE: Bronco Billy' A spoiled hei apartment complex after young Carol Haggard’s breakthrough came in 1963 with “All (38) MOVIE; 'W hite Lightning' An ox con liicular manslaughter charge fabricated by him, he was great.” ress deserts her husband for the leader of a Anne Freeling moves m with relatives Cooper Barbara Stanwyck. Oscar Horn- makes a deal with federal authorities to a j.iilhouse informant bucking for a reduced My Friends Arc Going to Be Strangers,” a Top 10 1 :30PM CID M a jo r League B aseball traveling W ild W est show CImt East Tom Skerrut. Nancy Allen Heather O R Olka 1942 The script called for the young man to be seduced break up a moonshine ring in exchange for San Francisco Giants at New York Mets sentence Howard Duff guest stars (60 wood, Sondra Locke. Geoffrey Lewis country hit. rnin ) (R) (In Stereo) ourke 1988 Ratttd PG 13 (In Stereo) 61 Cops From Minneapolis response to a by a lusty wench. He has a brief, interrupted love his freedom Bun Reynolds, Jennifer Bil (3 hrs ) (Live) 1980 MOVIE 'Casualties of War' A sexual assault call on a minor investiga In 1966, he had his first No. 1 song with “Swing­ Imgsley, Ned Beatty 1973 40 Invisions Hair Replacement [TM C ] scene with co-star Ellen Greene in “Pump Up the '24) Joy of Painting (H) (18) S yn ch ro n a l R esearch young recruit agonizes over rejjorting the tion of an apartment break-m (In Stereo) (40 Candlepin Bowling (60 rnin ) ing Doors” and three years later received 10 nomina­ Volume.” Otherwise, Slater tries to avoid graphic .30; To Be A n n o u n ce d 57 Motorweek Mercedes Ben/ 300E (^4) J u s tin W ils o n 's Louisiana C oo kin'; murder of a Vietnamese woman, a crime [A&E] MOVIE An Indecent Obses (57) M c L a u g h lin G ro u p 4Matii three imported turbo sports cars, tions for Academy of Country and Western Music 40 Daily Mixer H om e G ro w n (In Stereo) initialed liy his unbalanced superior Mi sion' A mental ward nurse in a Pacific is­ sex. .intKjue swdj) meet (61, M O V IE ; 'S e c re t o f th e In c a s ' The chael J Fox. Sean Penn. Thuy Thu Lo land hospital falls m love with a handsome awards. The Academy named him best male vocalist 57 Raising Kids (57) F rugal G o u rm e t (R) (In Stereo) “I’m sometimes in the situation where a director search for the priceless Inca Sunburst, bur­ [CNN] On the Menu 1989 Rated R young soldier who is harboring a disturbing in 1966, 1969, 1971 and 1972. [C N N] Newsmaker Saturday [A & E ] Rich Little on Location Impres­ secret Wendy Hughes. Gary Sweet. Ri ied when the Spaniards conquered Peru [DIS] MOVIE They Went That A Way [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents will ask to expose a little more than I feel is neces­ sionist Rich Little pays tribute to Cary chard Moir 1985 He has won virtually every award in country 500 years ago. is portrayed Charlton Hes [ESPN ] Senior PGA Golf North Classic and T hat A Way' A couple of incapable sary,” he said. “I just say, ‘I don’t feel I ever need to Grant, Humphrey Bogart and Kermit the ® Je op a rd y! (CC) ton, Robert Young. Nicole Mauroy 1954 Second round from Indianapolis (2 hrs co()s are sent to prison to uncover stolen 7:30PM [CNN] Showbiz This Week (R) music, including a Grammy in 1984 for “That’s the Frog (60 m in ) (R) (In Stereo) C9) Kate & Allie (CC) do it again, unless 1 truly feel it is necessary.’ I felt it [A&E] Life on Earth (R) 3 0 min ) (Live) loot TirnConw.iy Chuck McCann 1978 [D IS] MOVIE Stand and Deliver' East Way Love Goes.” He was bom in Bakersfield, H .ileil PG [CNN] N e w s w a tc h was necessary in ‘The Name of the Rose,’ and it was [CNN] Newsday [LIFE] D ay by Day ,18) Synchronal Research Los Angeles math teacher Jaime Escalante Calif., during the Great Depression, in a makeshift [LIFE] MOVIE: E.N.G. The personal inspires his students to take and pass an [D IS] OisKids [M A X ] MOVIE My Favorite Year' An [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud ;2^1 Snakmaster done beautifully. I truly feel it is behind me. Literal­ lives of a Toronto news team become in .idvanced placement exam in calculus home converted out of a boxcar. By 14, Haggard was alcoholic ex matinee idol tias trouble cop [M A X ] MOVIE. Plain Clothes' (CC) Af (LIFE] Supermarket Sweep tortwinod with the stones they report Pilot (24) Hometime: Three-Season Porch Based on a true story Edward James 01- ly." ing wilfi t)ie firessures of a live 1 V per ter his brother tiecomes the prime suspect playing guitar but was also in and out of reform episode for the Canadian series Sara Bots (CC) Pan 2 of 3 (R) [USA] MOVIE: 'The Log of the Black formance Peter O'Toole. Mark I uin mos, Lou Diamond Phillips 1987 Rated schools, and in the late 1950s he was sent to San P e a rl' Baser* Hwtntj <|r-»r>aia»ht^r s ford, Mark Humphrey. Art Hindle 1989 (28) C arol B u rn e tt and F riends PG B a k - *...... 198? Ralerl P(i continued... Quentin for trying to burglarize a roadhouse. [USA] Murder. She Wrote (30) New Lassie (CC) Will has an encoun continued 1 9 9 0 Obscure facts Saturday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued Four women,

[H B O ] MOVIE: Casualties of W ar' (CC) (TT) Monsters Nightmarish creatures, invi­ [USA] MOVIE: 'Invasion of the Bee 8:00AM CE New England Sunday about film sible to everyone else, terrorize an acci­ G irls' Young women w ith unearthly sexual LOVE heavy metal A young recruit agonizes over reporting (T) Paid Program the murder of a Vietnamese woman, a dent victim (R) appetites bring pleasure and death to their AMONG CE Bugs, Porky and Friends crime initiated by his unbalanced superior. (lD Synchronal Research unsuspecting male partners. William (AP) — The songs screech out of the amps. On Smith, Anitra Ford, Victoria Vetri. 1973. Ql) Top Cat THIEVES NEW YORK (AP) — Mention “The Wizard of Michael J. Fox. Sean Penn, Thuy Thu Le. (25) Jeffersons (CC). stage, the musicians have the look of a heavy-metal 1989 Rated R. (In Stereo) Oz” and people immediately think of the now classic 6D 6Q) TV or Not TV? (CC) Jack Lemmon 1 1 : 3 0 P M (E W ho's the Boss? (CC). [18) Williams TV Audrey Hepburn band except for one slight difference; They’re all [LIFE] Party's Over Three families re­ film released in 1939 that starred, among others, Judy introduces skits developed during the (3D Odd Couple (20) Facts of Life stars as a woman enact their use of intervention, a substance 1989 American Film Institute Television female. (H) Synchronal Research g2) Sunday Today Garland. abuse treatment in which family and W riters Summer Workshop (In Stereo) who roughs it in That’s right. Vixen doesn’t have one “dude” But there was a “Wizard” before iliat. friends confront an addict and threaten to 6Q) Smash Hits Si) §7) Sesame Street (CC). (R) the wilds of Mexico cut off all ties unless rehabilitation is be­ (5T) Crime Stoppers 800 A man wanted among them. (22) 65) Saturday Night Live Host: Corbin (26) Frederick K. Price after pulling a In 1925, Chadwick Pictures Corp., an independent gun (60 min.) for a Columbia, S.C., murder; a 12-year- “We’re in uncharted waters as far as heavy metal old girl kidnapped by her mother's former Bernsen. Musical guest; the Smithereens. (30) Oral Roberts daring jewel heist, producer of feature films that was active from 1924 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Leviathan' (CC) An ex­ boyfriend in Baton Rouge, La. (90 min.) (R) (In Stereo) goes,” says Roxy Pctrucci, the band’s drummer. perimental Soviet mutagen transforms (38) Heathcliff in the rebroadcast of to 1928, released its “The Wizard of Oz,” starring [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard 65 Comedy Tonight “We’re proving that females can play just as hard as Larry Semon, Dorothy Dwan and Oliver Hardy. members of an undersea mining team into Robert Schuller "Love Among amphibious monsters. Peter Weller. Ri­ 1 1 :00 P M 03 News (CC) (26) MOVIE: 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' (61) Richie Rich Thieves," airing the guys.” This and other obscure but fascinating facts arc chard Crenna, Amanda Pays. 1989. Rated A handsome young man remains eternally [A&E] Journey to Adventure (R) SUNDAY, SEPT. Vixen has released its second album, “Rev It Up,” found in “The American Film Industry: A Historical R (In Stereo) (E Howard Stern (60 min ) young while his portrait ages in this adap­ (iD Odd Couple tation of the Oscar W ilde novel. Hurd Hat­ [CNN] News Journal 2, on ABC. Robert on EMI Records. It follows the successful debut Dictionary” (Limelight Editions) by Anthony Slide. [TMC] MOVIE: 'UHF' (CC) A struggling television station is turned around by the ri8) Synchronal Research field, George Sanders, Donna Reed. 1945 [DIS] Good Morning. Mickey! Wagner also album, “Vixen.” In a preface. Slide says of the book: innovative programming of its new mana­ (20) Jeffersons (CC) Part 2 of 2 (4® Movie [ESPN] Active Lifestyle Season Pre­ stars. The first single from the new album is “How Much ger. Al Yankovic, Michael Richards, Kevin “There have been many ‘Who’s Who’ of the 6D (30) ® ) News (57) P.O.V. (CC) Christian Blackwood's miere Love?” which jumped onto the Cashbox magazine McCarthy 1989. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) film "Motel " explores the personal stories CHECk IISTINGS American film industry, but this is the first ‘What’s 6~4') Alexei Sayle's Stuff [HBO] Babar Animated. Babar meets a best-selling chart at No. 73 on Aug. 11. 9;30PIV1 (ID Synchronal Research of people spending time in three South­ musician who lives in an abandoned thea­ FOR EXACT TIMF What,’ a dictionary of American producing and (5S) Honeymooners west motor inns. (90 min ) (?2) (55) Empty Nest (CC) Carol and Bar ter that's believed to be haunted “Rev It Up” breaks new ground for the band, since releasing companies, technological innovations, film bara both date a blind man: a patient of 6Z) A live From O ff C enter (CC) Three [CNN] Sports [TM C] MOVIE: 'Dominick and Eugene' all the songs were written by the group. series, industry terms, studios, genres, and organiza­ Harry's has a case of the jitters (R) (In dance films "La Chambre", "Mass " and [ESPN] SportsCenter (CC) A med school student finds himself “We’ve been thinking of writing for some time,” Stereo) ■'Tango Tango " (In Stereo) torn between caring for his mentally handi­ tions. (D Steampipe Alley Robert Townsend, Germ Graham 1996 (ID Comic Strip Live From Los Angeles, 12:00A M ® News (CC) capped brother and continuing his educa- says Pctrucci. “All of us had a lot to say about quite a (24) Hello Moscow With Huell Howser Rated PG-13 “Included here are more than 600 entries on every­ (CC) Soviet people speak candidly about tonight s scheduled comics include Max (E American Gladiators lion in medicine Tom Huice, Ray Liotta. (Ji) Laverne & Shirley few subjects. Originally, we wanted all four of us to thing from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and their government Alexander, Glenn Hirsch, Pam Matteson, ® Paid Program Jamie Lee Curtis 1988 Rated PG-13 (in Cl® W illiam s TV [LIFE] Cardiology Update write together, but there were too many ideas. Then Rick Overton, Alan Prophet, Dave Coulier Stereol Sciences to the Zoom Lens, from Astoria Studios to ( U Tracey Ullman (CC) Ginny accepts a ClD NFL Preseason Football: Cleveland (20) Buck Rogers [M AX] MOVIE: Beyond the Poseidon and Dr Environment (60 min ) (R) [USA] Cartoon Express A dventure’ Medical teams, salvage de­ we broke up into teams of two.” Zoctropc.” marriage proposal from a plastic surgeon, Browns at N ew York Giants (3 hrs.) Chalice of Salvation a rich man confides in his maid (R) (In [A&E] Robin Leach at the Improv (Tape Delay) alers and a sinister villain race time and The songs cover emotions, as well as topical sub­ Guests impressionist Pam Matteson and 8:30AM E Career t v (24) (ID Mister Rogers (CC) (R| each other to board a capsized ocean liner The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Stereo) Cl8) Invisions Hair Replacement jects such as teen gangs. “I was watching ‘A Current comic Max Alexander (60 min ) E Program (2® Wanted: Dead or Alive Michael Came, Sally Field, Tolly Savalas was officially formed Jan. 11, 1927. It “was formed [CNN] East Meets West (20) WWF Wrestling Challenge 1979 Rated PG Affair,’ ” says Pctrucci, “and the show was all about [C N N ] Capital Gang (R) 11) Fantastic Max Sacrifice of the Mass to fend off attacks against the industry, to promote 10:00PM d ) (40) T w in Peaks (CC) 68) Hersey's Hollywood [U S A ] Jem the teen-age gangs in Los Angeles. So that’s where [D IS ] Lawrenceville Stories: Prodigious 18) Choices We Face (3® M y Secret Identity Andrew and his unity among tiic various groups of workers within the Cooper and Truman find the one-armed Hickey Basec on Owen Johnson s tales (61) National Geographic on Assignment ‘Fallen Hero’ came from. man. Norma Jennings goes to her hus­ 20: Webster friends rally to save a skating rink from a 1 1 :1 0AM [CNN] Travel Guide (R) industry, to advance the power and influence of the about young William Hicks and his turn-of- African elephants, international submarine wrecker's ball (R) “When I write, I go into my room, shut off the TV band's parole board hearing, Audrey the-century antics at Lawrenceville prep races off Florida's W est Palm Beach; Kam­ 30J Robert Schuller 1 1 :30AM CE insport motion picture,” and to make awards of merit — the Horne begins her own investigation (60 (4® Paid Program school. (60 min ) Part 1 of 3 puchea's temple Angkor Wat. (60 min.) i38) inspector Gadget CD Better Your Home (R) and the telephone and wait for an idea to come. Oscars. min.) (R) (In Stereo) (61) Fame [ESPN] Baseball Tonight [A&E] Footsteps of Man: The Yellow 61) Jonny Quest (1® C onnecticut Beat Sometimes it comes easily; other times you have to The zoom lens “produces the illusion of movement CE N ew s (CC). River Tibetans pray for a happy afterlife [D IS] Goofy Adventure Story Animated [HBO] MOVIE: 'No M ercy' (CC) While [A&E] World of Survival ( ^ Used Vehicle Showcase really struggle.” QT) N ew s Goofy and Goofy Jr reminisce about Iheir optically through continuous changes in the focal tracking down his partner's killer, a police (60 min ) (R) [CNN] Evans & Novak (R) ancestors as they look through the family (24) Pierre FreneY's Cuisine Rapide (R| (In Vixen came off a world tour and took three months (Tj) Synchronal Research officer becomes entangled with a crime [CNN] NewScene length of the lens rather than through actual move­ [DIS] Mother Goose Stories album. (60 min ) (R| Stereo) to write for the album. Another three months was ( ^ M *A *S *H czar’s mistress. Richard Gere, Kim Basin ment of the camera.” [DIS] Lawrenceville Stories: The Re­ ® A m erica’s Top Ten ger, Jeroen Krabbe 1986 Rated R (In turn of Hickey Zach Galligan and Edward [ESPN] Lee Haney's Championship [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America spent recording with producer Randy Nicklaus. 65) Carol & Company (CC) Lois (Carol Stereo) Astoria Studios is located in the Astoria section of Burnett) hires a hit man to eliminate her Herrmann star in this sequel to "The Prodi­ W orkout [LIFE] Family Practice Update (3® W orld Tom orrow IVlrucci credits the preparation time and Nicklaus for the Queens borough of New 'Vbrk and opened Sept. husband (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire gious Hickey " (60 min ) Part 2 of 3. [HBO] W onderful W izard of Oz (R) (In [TMC] MOVIE: 'Beaches’ (CC) Two (5B) Three Stooges removing the pressure of recording a second album. 20, 1920, “as the new East Coast production center (24) Night w ith Lou Reed [M A X ] MOVIE: The Abyss' (CC) [ESPN] PBA Bowling: Senior Cham­ Stereo) women keep their unique 30-year friend­ 0® This Week W ith David Brinkley (CC) Unearthly underwater phenomena and a pionship From Canton, Ohio (2 hrs ) (R) ship alive despite their different lifestyles “We had a great time making this album. Of for Famous Players-Lasky (better known as 68) MOVIE: 'The Seven-Ups' A special 9:00AM (E Sunday Morning (CC) @ Club Connect dangerous government agent complicate a [LIFE] You're on the Air W ith Dr. Ruth and personal ambitions Bette Midler. Bar­ course, there is always a little nervousness making a squad pursues criminals whose offenses deep-sea search for a lost nuclear sub. Ed E Psid Program bara Hershey, John Heard 1988 Rated [CNN] NFL Preview Paramount).” call for seven years or more in prison. Roy record, because you may have to live with it forever. Harris, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Mi­ 1 2 ; 3 0 A M CE NFL update (60 min ) E Silver Spoons (CC) PG-13 (In Stereo) [ESPN] Gameday Scheider, Victor Arnold, Jerry Leon 1974 But the fun far outwei^ed any nervousness. Randy chael Biehn 1989 Rated PG-13 (In (~9l Paid Program li) Richie Rich [USA] Popeye and Son [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update (61) M issing/Reward A missing girl in Mis Stereo) was great. He treated us with respect as musicians 0?) Home Shopping Club 18, Brain Super Charge [USA] He-Man and Masters of the soun, a 1927 Yankees baseball, a geology [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Night of the Demons' 10:1 0AM [CNN] On the Menu (R) Killing Watson student's killer. (R) Universe and didn’t have a ‘You’re OK. for girls’ attitude.” Malevolent spirits run rampant when teen­ (38) Friday the 13th; The Series A cameo 20! Webster holds a powerful spell over a man who ac­ 1 0:30AM CE Face the Nation [CNN] W orld N ow agers hold a Halloween party in an aban­ ,24 (SD Sesame S treet (CC) (R) 1 2:00PM This is the NFL The band has run up against that attitude time and cidentally killed a girl (60 min.) (R) (In (8) This Week W ith David Brinkley (CC) CE [LIFE] Hotel doned funeral homo Mimi Kinkade, Linnea MOVIE: 'China Hand' A private in­ time again. Their seemingly overnight success was KILLING MISTER WATSON. By Peter Mat- Stereo) 26: Sea Hunt (11) Charles in Charge (CC) Buddy's E Quigley. William Gallo. 1988 Rated R (In vestigator IS the mam suspect in the mur­ ($ Jack Benny 38; College Mad House identical cousin (Willie Aames in a duo backed by 10 years of developing their sound. Even thiessen. Random House. 372 Pages. $21.95. 10:30PM Stereo) [C N N ] Evans 8t Novak (R) der of a corrupt former police superinten­ role) lands a job at a Hawaiian resort after the success of their first ^bum, there were skep­ (AP) — Edgar J. Watson died as violently as he 40) David Paul dent David Soul. Mike Preston. Mel Harris (18) Williams TV tics. had lived — ambushed by 20 of his neighbors after 61) Mork & Mindy 1986 (P' This Old House (CC) (R) E CinomAttractions “After our first record, a lot of the people who his motorboat reached shore. [A&E] MOVIE: 'The Third Man' An American novelist's business trip to pos (2® Big Valley (18) Home Shopping Club came to our showcases thought we were playing to a They pumped 33 slugs into the legendary Sunday, Sept. 2 twar Vienna turns into a dangerous investi­ LM) M unsters Today (CC) Herman regrets MOVIE: 'Doctor Zhivago' A young gation into his friend's death. Joseph Got­ pre-recorded track,” says Pctrucci. “Once they real­ “Emperor” of the Everglades, towed his body to a being kind to a grieving widow who winds couple s fate is determined by the tides of ten. Orson Welles. Alida Valli. 1949 ized it was really us playing, they quickly changed makeshift grave and buried him face down, it will up taking advantage of the Munsters (R) the Russian Revolution Omar Sharif, Julio [CNN] NewsView their minds.” “give that bloody devil a good look at Hell,” one of 5:00A M ® Home Shopping Spree Domino, B B King, the Neville Brothers [A & E ] Slow Boat From Surabaya A look (40) Channel 1 Media Christie, Geraldine Chaplin 1965 the gunmen told his companions. (3D Medical Center and Roy Orbison (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) at how revolutionary politics have changed [DIS] Fraggle Rock (57' Reading Rainbow (CC) (R) (ID M edal of Honor (CC) Profiles of three The current lineup of Vixen was put together China and Vietnam Host Jack Pizzey (60 veterans awarded for courageous acts (3i) Synchronal Research 6:10A M [CNN] Healthweek (R) [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday min ) Part 6 of 6 performed while serving in Europe during shortly before the btind received its recording con­ “Killing Mister Watson” opens with his execution [H B O ] MOVIE: 'L ittle M onsters' (CC) A (38) Andy Griffith captain Bob [ESPN] This Week in Sports World War II Host Cliff Robertson (60 tract with EMI. Janet Gardner, the lead vocalist, put a on Oct. 24, 1910, and then relies on the recollections 6:30A M (E [CNN] NewsTime schoolboy accepts a mischievous crea­ [CNN] Sports [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update min ) of 10 locals to explain why it happened. Each narra­ E Siskel 8( Ebert The careers of Hum­ [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner ture s invitation to join him on a nocturnal female band together 10 years ago. after local Min­ [USA] MOVIE: 'Land of the Minotaur' phrey Bogart and Jack Nicholson practical-joke spree Fred Savage. Howie [USA] Cartoon Express McLaughlin Group tive adds something to the enigma that was Watson. [ESPN] SportsCenter neapolis lads wouldn’t let her play in their bands. People from a small town worship an an­ (E It's Your Business Mandel, Rick Ducommun 1989 Rated PG MOVIE: The Mirror Crack'd' Agatha cient legend - and are about to offer it [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide (In Stereo) 1 0:45AM (30) Jewish Life Through many lineup changes, the band has Matthiessen has blended fact and fiction into an Cll) Larry Jones Christie s Miss Marple sleuths a double human sacrifices Peter Cushing, Donald [M AX] MOVIE: 'Jason and the Argo­ murder in a village where a visiting Ameri­ remained all women. o excellent novel that also is an indictment of those (18) Synchronal Research [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update Pleasence 1976 nauts' Ray Harryhausen's special effects 1 1 :00AM Q) Inside Washington can film crew is shootmg a movie Angela Pctrucci joined the band after stints playing around s; whose greed nearly wiped out wildlife during the (26) Wheel Power highlight this account of Jason's quest for [MAX] MOVIE: 'Young Sherlock Lansbury. Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson 5:30A M synchronal Research Holmes' (CC) Soon after their first meet CD Paid Program the country with Madame X. Gardner sent a tape to first part of the century. (30; Ring Around the World the fabled Golden Fleece Todd A rm s­ 1980 (26) Weekend W ith Crook and Chase trong. Nancy Kovack, Gary Raymond mg in boarding school, the teen-age fiT NFL Preseason Football: Cleveland Pctrucci, who liked what she heard, despite her reser­ He reportedly killed 57 men but never stood trial. 68j Odd Couple Holmes and W atson investigate the mys (35) Meet the Press (CC) ( ^ One Day at a Time 1963 Rated G Browns al New York Giants (2 hrs I (R| He also was believed to be the gunman who cut 6D Dick Van Dyke terious deaths of several London gentle­ @ American Interests vations about female bands. [CNN] Moneyweek (R) [USA] Calliope men Nicholas Rowe, Alan Cox 1985 Cl8) David Paul down Belle Starr, the “Queen of the Outlaws.” [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch (R) [A & E ] MOVIE: 'The Jungle Book* Rud “I had been in a few before Vixen. I was reluctant 7:30A M America s Black Forum Rated PG 13 (In Stereo) (20) A irw olf yard Kipling's classic tale of Mowgli, a boy [DIS] You and Me. Kid (E to join because girls never seemed to stick it out for Watson brought that reputation with him when he 6:00A M ® We Believe (R) (22) Real to Reel raised by woives who ei.coui.iers greedy Public Affairs [ESPN] SpeedWeek 9:30AM E 65) (4Q) Paid Program humans Sabu, Joseph Calloia. Rosemary the long haul. But I really like their sound, so I settled on the southwestern coast of Florida, where he (E C?J 8th Day (24! Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Great Outdoors' A ?3 Silver Spoons (CC) DeCamp 1942 joined.” became famous for his cane syrup. E Paid Program (E Sunday Mass (30) Snakmaster (iD Remote Control Chicago family's idyllic country vacation 11 Jonny Quest [CNN] Newsday Heavy metal first gripped Pctrucci when her older One acquaintance, Sammie Hamilton, called him turns disastrous when obnoxious relatives (18; Williams TV Q8) Mama’s Family Vint must choose be 0jD Synchronal Research 18 InvIsions Hair Replacement [DIS] DisKids brother brought home records by Black Sabbath and “as good a farmer as has ever cleared a piece of land; show up Dan Aykroyd. John Candy, S:e (20) Miracle Faith Outreach tween Mama and Naomi when he wins a (20) N ew Life phanieFaracy 1988 Rated PG (In Stereo) 20, Kiss-TV (R) dinner lor two (R) [ESPN] Pistol Shooting: Bianchi Cup Led Zeppelin. PcUucci, a member of a musical fami­ .22; Day of Discovery International Tournament he could make anything grow.” (28) This Week on Pit Road Auto racing (40 Business World 7:00A M E Vista (30) Celebrate with Reverend Mellon 22; Meet the Press (CC) ly, gave up clarinet and took up drums. Watson’s hired hand, Henry Thompson, liked his report (57' Degrassi Junior High (CC) (R| [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R| C83 Breakthrough 61 Fantastic Max 26 Wanted: Dead or Alive “My sister played guitar, so we formed an all-girl boss. 68) M aude (61) MOVIE: The Earthling’ A Iwist of [USA] All-American Wrestling E Point of View [CNN] Big Story (R) 38) New Lassie (CC) W ill has an oncoun- band. Some of the cheerleading types thought it was “We never had no trouble from Mister Watson and [DIS] Mousercise ti‘r wiih a rattlesnake (R) fail? throws two different personalities to­ 12:05PM [TMC] MOVIE: 'Some (11) Frederick K Price [DIS] Dumbo's Circus gether in the Australian wilderness WiT Kind of W onderful' (CC) A shy toen agei unfcmininc to play the drums. But once we came in from what we seen, he never caused none, not [ESPN] SportsLook 61 C onnecticut: N ow (In Stereo) (18: Divine Plan [ESPN] Bodyshaping ham Holden, Ricky Schroder 1980 aitompts to win the heart of the most po second in a talent show, and that ended that,” she [HBO] MOVIE: 'Ghost Fever' A routine [CNN] Your Money (R) amongst his neighbors. All the trouble come to him (2(^ Invisions Hair Replacement [A & E , Revue News about the entertain pular girl in school Eric Stollz, Lea Thomp eviction turns into an encounter with some [HBO] Circus Based on a story by Kath son, Mary Stuart Masterson 1987 Rated laughs. from the outside.” enne Anne Porter, a 6-year-old girl visits a [DIS] Donald Duck Presents rnenl wotld (60 min ) (R) unfriendly spirits in a haunted house Sher­ (26) D James Kennedy PG 13 (In Stereo) “My brother was very supportive and brought Major League Baseball Maga [DIS] Too Smart for Strangers (CC) There were others, however, who circulated stories man Hernsley, Luis Avalos. Jennifer '30 it's Your Business circus and is left with lasting impressions [ESPN] RhofJes 1987 Rated PG of an eerie clown Stars Helen Sienborg rine (R| [ESPN] Sports Reporters 12:30PM (33 U.s. Open Tennis. home a record by a band called Fanny. That was that Wat.son bullied his field liands and often killed 38 Kenneth Copeland and Bill Irwin (R) Men's end Women's Eerly Rounds (CCI [M AX] Sessions: Best of Sessions A [USA] Famous Adventures of Mr Ma [HBO] MOVIE: Ratboy' (CC) A selfish great because it was all girls and I knew then that it them before payday. 40 Jim m y Sw aggart look back on mernorable fjerformances, in goo yiuirig woman attempls to exploit an umi could be done.” cLdiny Chet Atkins, James Brown, fats 61 Paddington Bear continued... continued... 1 0:00AM (B Action Newsmakers sually deloimed young hoy Sondra Locke. 9 9 0 ‘Golden Girl’ Sunday TV, continued [Sunday TV, continued Mariah Carey From the USTA Notional Trnnis Centor in 2:30PM 24' Firing Line: An Extraordi­ C® 38' Hart to Hart wears boots Flushing Meadow, N Y {5 hrs , 30 min ) the rear seats ol shoulder harnesses nary Supreme Court Decision (ESPN] Major League Baseball: New [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) (Live) 18) Synchronal Research cars |R) (30) T o B e A n n o u n ce d . York Yankees at Boston Red Sox (3 hrs ) (33 Outdoor Sportsman 22: M atlock (CC) A Inss-lhan-prisline pol (57') Nat "King" Cole (Live) 10i30PM CH) Tales From the Dark- hits it big 4^) Paid Program ilician IS framed for the rnurder of a news­ sid e By DICK KLEINER ^ European Journal [CNN] Inside Business [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) [A&E] Shortstories paper cartoonist wlio had knowledge of (l3) Synchronal Research 30' Connecticut Newsmakers his philandering w a y s (6 0 min ) (R) (In [DIS] Animals of Africa The dangers NEW YORK (AP) — If Mariah Carey had never [LIFE] C a rd io lo g y U p d ate (R) 8.30PM (3 3 ® Tim Conway's Funny §8) World Vision International 40 M ovie Stereo) faced by young lion cubs. Host: Joan Em- A m e ric a (C C ) (R) QUESTION: Could you please tell us why Bea (5^ MOVIE: 'The Most Dangerous been bom, some record company executive would 3:00PM C5) t40) P G A G o II: G re a te r bery 57 Firing Line: An Extraordinary Su 24 All Creatures Great and Smalt fl8) Synchronal Research Game' A mad Russian hunter becomes have surely invented her. Arthur, one of the “Golden Girls,” wears boots with Milwaukee Open (CC) Final round from [ESPN ] SportsCenter preme Court Decision 26 T.J. Hooker bored with big game and decides to stalk every outfit she has — even a lovely dressy evening the Tuckaway Country Club in Franklin, ^6i) True Colors Series Premiere Co­ She has a seven-octave voice and looks and ambi­ [C N N ] Science and Technology Week [LIFE] Family Practice Update |R) medy An interracial couple (Frankie Fai­ humans on his remote island Joel McCrea. Wis (2 hrs ) (Live) 30) Midnight Caller (CC) Jack fights a ve tion well beyond the whisper range. She also can gown. We have noticed it many times — sort of like (R) hicular manslaughter charge fabricated by son. Stephanie Faracy) creates a blended Fay Wray, Leslie Banks 1932 (18) H o m e S h o p p in g C lub 7:00PM C E eo Minutes (CC) (60 min ) cowboy booLs, or the type one would wear with [ESP N ] Auto Racing. Great Divide Off- fI jailhouse informant bucking foi a reduced (R) (In Stereo) family when they decide to marry Tonight [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) write and arrange songs. Road Expedition From Colorado. (R) (2^ (36^ To Be Announced. sentence HowarrJ Duff guest stars (60 Lester befriends a turkey that is scheduled jeans. — D.H., Moncton, New Brunswick. (33 [40) America the Beautiful (CC) Presi The only question is why she had to wait until age min 1 (R) (In Stereo) for the family dinner 1 1 :00PM (33 (33 N e w s (CC) 24' Lawrence Welk Show: Occupations dent Bush joins commentator Curt Gowdy ANSWER: Tfic “Golden Girls” guys tell me that 1:00PM 3^ Comedy Wheel (TD Odd Couple 20 to hit it big. :30' MOVIE: The Day the Earth Moved’ 57 Nathalie Dupree's Matters of Taste [LIFE] In tern al M e d ic in e U p d ate (R) 11 National Geographic on Assignment Sr in a look at America's fragile environ­ she doesn’t always wear bools. But she docs always A pilot and photographer can t convince ,i 08) Jimm y Swaggart “For ... a year 1 couldn’t pay someone to listen to African elephants, international submarine 61' My Secret Identity Andrew and his ment (60 min ) (In Stereo) SlOOPM (33 (® 3Q) MDA jerry Lewis town that them will he an partfujuake wear flat shoes, to minimize her height. races off Florida's W est Palm Beach, Kam fnenrls rally to save a skatinij rink from a Q3 MOVIE: 'Convoy' The truckers battle Labor Day Telethon The Muscular Dystro­ So) Insight-Out my tape,” explained Carey, whose debut single, the Jackie Cooper, Stella Stevens William QUESTION: This has been bugging me for years. puchea's temple Angkor Wat (60 min ) w recker s ball (R) the cops tn this war on wheels. Kris Kris- phy Association's annual fund-raiser is (22) (3® 0 0) N e w s 1950s-stylcd ballad “Vision of Love,” quickly lopped Windom. 1974 tofferson. All MacGraw, Ernest Borgnine hosted by Jerry Lewis. Ed McMahon, 22 Rapmania A rap music tribute taped [A& E] Eagle and the Bear (CC) Demo Ask the Manager the charts. In the early ’70s, Ronald Reagan made a movie, “The s i ' Great Circus Parade Coverage of the Norm Crosby and Leeza Gibbons in Los March 1990 at New York's Apollo Theater cracy sweeps throuijh communist Hun 1978 Killers,” based on an Ernest Hemingway story. It had antique wagons, musicians, clowns and Angeles, and Bon Vereen in New York (2 (61) A rse n io H all (R) (In Stereo) “They think if you don’t have a high-powered and the Hollywood Palace in Los Angeles <|ary (R) 18t Synchronal Research animals participating in Milwaukee s 27tli hrs.) [A&E] Caroline's Comedy Hour (60 a good cast and was a pretty good movie. Why did it Performers include Kool Moe Dee. Run [CNN] Newswatch manager or don’t have a record company that’s al­ annual old fashioned incus parade (60 22) (30) M O V IE : 'T h e G o o n ie s' (C C ) A min ) D M C . L L Cool J, Big Daddy Kane. Ice T (33 MOVIE: 'Love Among Thieves' (CC) di.sappcar? Did Reagan or his supporters buy it up mm ) (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN ] Senior PGA Golf: North Classic group of school kids get caught up in wild ready interested in you, you’re no good. I had no Kurtis Blow. Tone Loc. Biz Markie and A concert pianist is forced into stealing a [CNN ] Inside Business (R) Final round from Indianapolis (90 min ) ifiMsure hunt after finding a 17th-century and lake it out of circulation? — M.B., Chicago. Whodini (2 hrs } (In Stereo) 61 MOVIE: 'Paper Dolls' The (iressures tno of priceless Faberge eggs to barter for connections and I was running with my writing (Live) pirate's map Sean Astin, Josh Brolin. Jeff [DIS] MOVIE: 'Miss Morrison's on teen age girls in the career of fashion the life of her kidnapped fiance Audrey partner (Ben Margulics), who was also new and ANSWER: It was Reagan’s last movie (until 24' Focus on Europe Cohen 1985 Ghosts' The lives of two turn-of-the- modeling .Joan Hacked. Joan Collins. Jen­ Hepburn, Robert Wagner, Jerry Orbach. [HBO] Behind the Scenes on Lethal century Englishwomen are forever altered didn’t have any connections, cither,” she said. now), and it was not artiricially curtailed. It ran its >30 Medal of Honor (CC) Profiles of three 24 Po st C a rd s: Rio 1987. (In Stereo) nifer Warren 1982 Weapon 2 Actor Mel Gibson takes view by their encounter with the ghosts of Mane veterans awarded for courageous acts After working in bars and restaurants around New course, and is presently available on VCR. [A& E] American Playwrights Theater: ITS hnliitid the scenes of the filming ol 26: N ew h art (CC) (31) B illy G rah am C ru sa d e (C C ) Topic Antoinette and her court Wendy Hiller. performed while serving in Europe during Lelhal W eapo n 2 (R) (In Slereo l QUESTION: The TV drama, “At Mother’s Re­ T h e R ope (R) 38 MOVIE: The Slipper and the Rose' What IS conversion? Guest Norm Sonju, Hannah Gordon 1981 Rated NR York, Carey was signed by Columbia Records. She World War I) Host Cliff Robertson (60 general manager of pro basketball’s Dallas rnin ) [CNN ] World Reporl [LIFE] Atherosclerosis: The Final Com A valiant jirince searches for the owner of [ESPN ] SportsCenter (60 m -?) had been singing backup for Brenda Kay Starr, a quest,” concerning the true story of the murder of Mavericks. (60 min.) (In Stereo) mon Pathway ,1 slifijier left on the dance floor. Richard 38 MOVIE: 'Sky Riders' A gang of ter [HBO] MOVIE: The Man Who Broke [HBO ] Dream On (CC) Martin meets a Columbia artist, and managed to get herself into a "n millionaire Franklin Bradshaw in Salt Lake City, was [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Champ' A struq Chamberlain, Gemma Craven. Margaret (l3) Synchronal Research rorists kidnaps the family of a wealthy bus 1000 Chains' (CC) Based on the true w om an in the laundry room (In Stereo) gling boxer gams strength and ins|)iration loukwood 1976 parly attended by company President Tommy Mot- filmed with Stcfanic Powers as the mother. TTicn it story of a World War I veteran's imprison MOVIE: Mad Max Beyond O inessman James Coburn. Susannah York. from his son Jon Voight, Ftiye Diinaw.ty [LIFE] Prescribing Information tola. w.as filmed again with a different cast and a different Robert Culp 1976 ment and escape from a 1920s Southern 57 All Creatures Great and Small Thunderdome’ (CC) A rugged nomad D Ricky Schroder 1979 Rated PG challenges the queen of an evil shantytown [M A X] MOVIE: 'The Iron Triangle' Mu­ -n work camp Val Kilmer. Charles Durning. 61 Pure Insanity II Participants from “Someone grabbed him and told him to listen to name. What was the second one called, and who .57 Contrarv to Love: A Series on Addic [USA] Werewolf in the post-apocalyptic wasteland of the tual respect develops between a Viet Cong tion Sonia Braga 1987 (In Stereo) Austin, Texas, and Boston compete in out- played the mother in it? — N.B., Rigby, Idaho. future, Mel Gibson, Tina Turner, Angelo soldier and his American prisoner during the tape,” Carey recalled. “He got out in his car, Dentistry Update 1,iij»?ous events for a $15,000 grand prize 61 MOVIE: How to Beat the High Cost [LIFE] 5:30PM 18 Synchronal Research Rossitto 1985 the Vietnam War Beau Bridges. Haing S ANSWER: Lee Rcmick played Frances Schrueder and $2,500 for chanty (60 min ) (In played it, and turned around and came back to find of Living' Three housewives turn to rob (S7 Big C ity M e tro (In Stereo) Ngor, Johnny Hallyday 1988 Rated R (In 3:30PM 30i To Be Announced. Stereo) (2^ Shelley in the TV miniscrics “Nutcracker: Money, Madness, bery to beat inflation Susan Saint James. Stereo) me. Everything worked out” [DIS] Jungle Book Reunion (CC) MTV s [61 Charles in Charge (CC) Buddy s (57) M a ste rp ie c e T h e a tre : N orthanger Jane Curtin. Jessica Lange 1979 [A& E] Road to W ar France enters World [U SA] Miami Vice Ek)g owners beware, Carey’s range is so powerful Murder,” which was the second version of that case Downtown Julie Brown hosts a party identical cotisin (Willie Aames in a duo Wtir II (60 r’nin ) Abbey (CC) A young woman s fondness [CNN] Newsday o 5 tribute to the Disney movie "The Jungle role) lands a job .ti a Hawaiian rttsori foi Gothic novels leads her to suspect foul that the two highest octaves arc unintelligible to to be filmed. [CNN] Newswatch 1 1 :05PM [ T M C l 1V10V1E Yo ung [D IS] Zorro Book ■ (R) [A & E] Crusade in the Pacific America s deeds are being committed at an estate Guns' (CC) In 1878 New Mexico, six de human cars. This is a voice that can probably shatter [DIS] MOVIE: 'The True Adventures of CD QUESTION: My favorite author, Michael Moor­ [ESPN ] Auto Racing: NASCAR Win [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R| Pacific war machines are ignited by Pearl (90 min ) (R) puiized regulators led by Billy the Kid be Harbor (R| Spit MaePhee' A young orphan becomes glass and then put il back together, that sounds as if ston Cup - Southern 500 From Darling­ (61) M a rrie d ... W ith C h ild re n (C C ) W hile come the objects of a massive manhunt H < cock, wrote a novel that was adapted into a movie. I (M AX) MOVIE: Hot to Trof (CC| An tin i enter of a religious and m oral controv- she’s taking the words and twirling them over her ton. S C (4 hrs ) (Live) incompetent stockbroker gets the mside [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (R) Al plans a Labor Day barbecue, Marcy irea Emilio Estevez, Ki(?fer Sutherland. Charlie think it was a British film called “The Final • fsv Ills eccentric grandfather dies Sheen 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) m track on Wall Street from his talkini] horse sures her late aunt’s ashes (R) (In Stereo) head like a cowboy with a lasso. Program.” Please tell me how this film was received [HBO] MOVIE: 'The In Laws’ A mild [HBO ] MOVIE: Ghost Fever A routine Sii John Mills, Phillip Hancock, John Bach mannered dentist becomes an unwillini} Bob Guldihwdii. John Candy. Dabney eviction turns into nn uncouniur with somu V188 R.iied NR [A & E] All Creatures Great and Small 1 1 :20PM (33 (40 M D A je r r y L e w is “I was using my upper register on ‘All in Your o i cohort in crime with his soon-to-be in-law Coleman 1988 Rated PG (In Srerttol unfriendly spirits in n hauniud house Sher Labor Day Telethon The Muscular Dystro by the critics, and who were the stars? — S.N.C., [ESPN ] Baseball Tonight (60 min ) [ C N N ] W e e k in R e v ie w (R) Mind,”’ she said of one song from her self-tilled Peter Falk. Alan Arkin. Richard Libertini phy Association's annual fund raiser is Valdosta, Ga. 3:55PM [TM C] MOVIE: The Endless man Hemsiey. Luts Avalos Jennifer 1979 Rated PG [HBO] MOVIE: Little Monsters' (CC) A [D'S] Jackie Gleason; The Great One A hosted by Jerry Lewis, Ed McMahon. album. “What happened was at the end of it I did Game' The seemintjly moiiveless murder Rhodes 198 7 Rated PG ANSWER: “The Final Program” was the English .1 lioolboy accepts a mischievous crea- tritK’le to the life and career of legendary Norm Crosby and Leeza Gibbons in Los [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) ol a lorrrier lover sends a British inlelliq [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) these vocal flips, vhicn I was doing it my voice split tuie s invitation to join him on a nocturnal conedian Jackie Gleason, featuring film Angeles, and Ben Vereen in New York (2 name — but in the United Stales it was called “The ence aijent on a twistiruj trail of interna [M A X] MOVIE. Night of the Generals' [U SA ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents jrivii ii),.il joke spree Fred Savag e. H owie clips and memories by friends and col hrs , 40 min ) and went into a harmony. If you hear it, it splits. I tional iniri()iie Albert Finney. Georqe Se Last Days of Man On Earth.” A science-fiction com­ A Nazi md)or suspects three of his (jenerals Manilel, Rick Ducommun. 1989 RatedPG leagues including Art Carney, Audrey Mea r- JO jal Derek De Lint 1990 5:35PM [D IS] Here’s Boomer was saying, ‘Get rid of that,’ but everyone said, ‘No edy, it was released in 1973, to resounding boos: of murderinij a Warsaw prostitute Peter (In Stereo) dows, Joyce Randolph, Jane Curtin and 1 1 :30PM (T) M OVIE: 'Ctiina Hand' A private *nvestigaior is the mam suspect in way, w e’re keeping that.’” O O O’Toole. Omar Sharif, Tom Courtenay fit MOVIE: Any Which Way C S C B S N e w s (CCI (In Slereol Ten Garr (2 hrs.) “Clumsy and almost incomprehensible,” wrote one 4:00PM 6:00PM [LIFE] Pharmacy Rounds the murder of a corrupt former police su 1967 You Can' Bareknuckle fighter Philo Bed- C8j News ICC) [HBO ] MOVIE: Lethal Weapon II' (CC) “Mariah Carey” includes 11 songs, most of them Q " n [M AX] MOVIE: How to Steal a Million' porintendent David Soul, Mike Preston English critic. It starred Jon Finch, Jenny Runacre doe .jgrees to one final match before set Two Los Angeles police detectives must [U SA] Miami Vice CC Knight Rider I Ilf* dmujlner of a distinguished family Mel Harris 1986 co-wrilicn by Carey and Margulics. But if her life m r n tiing down with his girl and pel oramjulan hurdle bureaucratic red tape when jmied and Sterling Hayden. f'iies a firivaie detective to steal a small 1 ;30PM 33 Major League Baseball: Clint Eastwood. Sondra Locke. Ruth Gor 11 MOVIE Honkytonk Man' With against drug smugglers with diplomatic (11) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) seems jike a Cinderella story, you’ll have to listen •.iatui‘ regarded as a great piece of art Au- QUESTION: Who was the actor who played the San Francisco Giants at New York Mets don 1980 hopes ol perlorminij at the Grand Ole Opry. immunity Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Joe Data's shuttle craft explodes during a dan­ hard for any Prince Charming here. (3 hrs ) (Live) ttM'v Hepburn. Peter O'Toole, Hugh Grif­ CO sheriff on the TV series “Carter Country”? — H.S., 18 Synchronal Research an aging country singer ir.ivels the back Pesci 1989 Rated R (In Stereo) gerous transport mission (60 min ) (R) (In “I Don’t Wanna Cry,” “All in Your Mind,” “Alone roads ol America with his nephew Clint fith 1966 Stereo) Birstol, Va. 24 Tony Brown's Journal [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 20 MOVIE: 'The Seduction’ A TV news­ Eastwood. Kyle Eastwood. Barry Corbin [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents in Love” and “You Need Me” arc all about breaking [ C N N ] M o n e y w e e k (R) 20} Hot Shot Bowling (60 mm ) O O caster IS pursued by a deranged photogra 1982 (R) ANSWER: The late Victor French played Police up.^ [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update riher whose? obsessive devotion turns the 7:30PM 18} Synchronal Research [MAX] MOVIE: About Last Night ' (22) i30) G eo rg e M ic h a e l's S p o rts M a c h ­ Chief (not Sheriff) Roy Mobey. 18 Synchronal Research m z: woman s life into a nightmare Morgan 26 Carol B u rn e tt and F rie n d s (CC) A young couple slrugglws to form a in e (In Stereo) “So when the morning comes, you know I’ll be (Send your questions to: Ask Dick Kleiner, c/o Fairchild, Andrew Stevens. Michael Sa'rra- 20 MOVIE: Never Too Young to Die' lasting relationship after an initial one nigfu (24) Talking Sports With Rod Michaud (j|3 NFL Preseason Special zin 1982 [CNN] Sports Sunday gone,” she sings in “Prisoner.” In “Vanishing” and 5 > 2:00PM An undercover agent's son is pressed into stand Rob Lowe, Demi Moore. James Be > r “ Newspaper Enterprise Association, 2(X) Park Ave., Host Dan Dierdorf takes a look at the up 26) J a c k V an Im p e “Love Takes Time,” it’s already over. 24 Mark Russell Comedy Special The service when a rnegalomaniacal villain [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine lushi 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) New York, N.Y. 10166. Due to the volume of mail, coming season (60 min ) threatens to contaminate Los Angeles (38 Christian Lifestyle Magazine J3 CO satirist lamjjoons newsmakers in song and [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Great Outdoors' A [TM C] MOVIE: Beaches' (CC) Two water supply John Slamos Vanity Gene “A lot of those songs were written when I was personal replies cannot be provided.) 11j M O V IE : 'E v e ry W h ic h W a y B u t monologue (In Stereo) Chii.ago lamily's idyllic country vacation women keep their unique 30 year friend [CNN] Sports Loose' A two fisted trucker and his oran­ Simmons 1986 26 Charlie's Angels tufin, (lisaslrous when obnoxious relatives ship alive despite their different lifestyles [HBO] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's kind of suaiggling, before I had a record deal,” she X > gutan companion take off in pursuit of a 22 30 40 News '.fif’w up Dan Aykroyd, John Candy. Sle- and personal ambitions Bette Midler, Bar­ QUESTION: 1 would like to know how long it 30 To Be Announced. Vacation' While driving cross-country to said. “It was a harrowing emotional time in my life. I > H pretty country-western singer Clint East 24 Doctor Is In pii.inif! Faracy 1988 R ate d P G (In Stereo) bara Hershey, John Heard 1988 Rated giant Walley World, the Griswold clan de takes to gel an answer. I wrote over three months wood, Sondra Locke. Ruth Gordon 1978 57 Microwave Master was doing odd jobs and going towards this goal. X 26) C ra zy Like a Fox [USA] U S. Open Tennis Third round, PG -13 (In Stereo) tours into a series of screwball sidetrips ago, asking about the character Ralph, on “Dear 24) Adam Sm ith's Money World Inven­ [A&E] John Barrymore/George Bernard f'oin Flushing Meadow, N Y (3 hrs , 30 Chevy Chase. Beverly D Angelo. Anthony They weren’t necessarily all about relationships, but 38' St. Elsewhere tors and Their Million-Dollar Mouse­ Shaw Profiles of actor John Barrymore min ) (Live) 9:30PM (18) S yn ch ro n al R e se a rch Michael Hall 1983 Rated R they were about things happening in my'lifc.” John.” Is he or has he ever been a professional dan­ tra p s (R) and playwright George Bernard Shaw (60 (57 N at "K in g " C o le min ) (24) B u tte rflie s 1 2:00AM (33 MDA jerry Lewis Labor Narada Michael Walden, whose credits include cer? On one episode, he went to a singles bar and 26) MOVIE: 'W hat’s New Pussycat?' A (61) S ta r T re k : T h e N ext G en era tio n (C C ) 8:00PM (E Murder, She Wrote (CC) ®i) Parker Lewis Can't Lose Series Pre Day Telethon The Muscular Dystrophy danced beautifully. — Mrs. J.W., Joplin, Mo. confused young man seeks help from an [D IS] MOVIE: The Little Kidnappers' A visit by Satek the (amous Vulcan am Willie in San Francisco, Jessica becomes Aretha Franklin and Whitney Houston, produces miere (CC) Comedy Conn Nemet: stars as Association's annual fund raiser is hosted even more confused psychiatrist Peter (CC) An innocent act by two Scoitisfi or bassador, sitarks violent outbursts aboard involved in a double-murder investigation along with Rhctt Lawrence and Ric Wake. Carey, ANSWER: Ralph is played by Harry Groener, an ingenious young man wfio revels in by Jerry Lewis, Ed McMahon, Norm Sellers. Peter O'Toole. Romy Schneider pharis forces a confrontation between the Enterprise (60 min I (R| (In Stereo) v\fien she attends an opera opening with high-school life. Tonight Parker and Mikey Crosby and Leeza Gibbons in Los Angeles, who’d just assume look after herself, decided to ac­ who never danced professionally but did study dance 1965 their L'lnbittered grandfather and town nlil friend Dennis Stanton (60 min.) (R) (In and Bon Vereen in New York (3 hrs ) (A&E| Our Century The War Years The are al odds over a girl. (In Stereo) speople in turn of the century Canada Stereo) cept the outside help — for now. at the San Francisco Conservatory of Ballet. By the 30) P e rso n a l P o w e r Germans are defeated after fightiruj five (18) H o m e Sh o p p in g C lub Charlton Heston, Bruce Greenwood [LIFE] F a m ily P ra c tic e U p d ate (R) (57, Mystery!: inspector Morse II (CC) months in Stalingrad (6 0 min I |R| 8] i40’ America's Funniest Home Vi­ “They did put me wilh different producers that way, I receive several hundred letters a week. As you Charles Miller 1990 (26) P aid Pro g ram can see, 1 only have room to print a small portion of Morse is suspicious when an antique buc [CNN] Baseball '90 deos (CC) Clips include practical jokes in 1 OlOOPM ( i l ) N e w s ilicy wanted to have me work wilh and this being the kle disappears at the same time its owner [LIFE] Infectious Disease Update ih i- home doomed bicyclists, "dueling 30) How to Get a Second Paycheck (10) S yn ch ro n a l R e se a rch first album, I took a certain amount of direction from them. So, unfortunately, it is impossible to respond to apparently suffers a fatal heart attack (60 [USA] Throb [D IS] Danger Bay (CC) J L becomes crit Mflohes ■ (R) (In Stereo) Without Getting a Second Job really ill after being poisoned by a m yster min ) Part 1 of 2 (R) L20) S R O (38) Q u an tu m M a rke tin g the record company,” she said. “You know, they arc everybody. lous gas (In Stereo) 11 Star Search (60 min ) (In Stereo) 4 .3 0 P M (3^) Kiner's Korner (24) M a ste rp ie c e T h e a tre ; N orthanger [CNN] Week in Review 18 Synchronal Research ^61) Gene Scott taking a chance. Ideally, though. I’d like to be in­ QUESTION: Several years ago, I saw a movie, [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) Abbey (CC) A young woman s fondiu'ss [D IS] MOVIE: Bright Eyes' (CC) Three (18: S y n ch ro n a l R e se a rch [A& E] Challenge of the Seas (60 mm I volved with everything." “Riehie.” Who played Richie in that movie? And [TM C] MOVIE: American Ninja 2 The 20 MOVIE: 'The Last Days of Pompeii' for Gothic novels leads ht?f to susj)ect foul people vie for the right to adopt an adora (24 Halfway to Hell: The Men and (H) Confrontation' Two GIs face off wilh a A hltii.ksmith g ives up his peaceful w a y s to deeds are being commuted at an estate Carey, bom and raised in New York, is the what other movies has that actor appeared in? — ble orphan Colorized version Shirley Unions That Built the Golden Gate drui) kingpin who s turning Amttncan sol t)f jme a diampion gladiator Colorized (90 min ) (R) [CNN] World Report daughter of Patricia Carey, a fomicr singer with the R.S J., Casilewood, Va. Temple, James Dunn. Jane Withers Bridge Danny Glover narrates vfMun Preston Foster. Basil Ralhbom?, 1934 diers into ninja assassins Michael Durii (^6) N e w h a rt [ESPN] Baseball Tonight (60 mm ) New York City Opera and a vocal coach. Her parents ANSWER: “Richie” is the VCR title of a movie 30) To B e A n n o un ced . koff, Steve James. Larry Poindexter I "uis Calhern 1935 138) W ar of the Worlds The Morthren or [USA] Hollywood Insider [LIFE] F a m ily P ra c tic e U p d ate (R) 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) divorced when she was young. originally released in 1977 as “The Death of Richie,” 138 This Week in Baseball Mel Allen dis 24 57; Even in g a t P o p s (R) (In Stereo) tier a half human, half alien boy to obtain [TM C] MOVIE: Young Guns’ (CC) In 11 Friday the 13lh The cusses news and highlights from the major [U SA ] Murder. She Wrote 26 MOVIE The Missouri Breaks' A information on genetic engineering (60 12:30AM Childhood was a waiting game for Mariah, a about a teen drug addict. It starred Ben Gazzara, 1878 New Mexico, six deputized regula leagues Series A i .imeo fiolds a j)owt?rful spell f'*'e lance lawman is hired by a Montana tors led by Billy the Kid become the objects 6;30PM 3 ) News (CC) min ) (R) (In Stereo) ovt'i a man who accidiMUally killed a girl gospel fan who knew she wanted to sing for a living Robbie Benson and Lance Kerwin. Benson, who M'H lu'r to corral a horse thief and his gang of a massive manhunt Emilio Estevez. Kie ^7 Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide (In (61) C o m ic S trip Live P rim e T im e From t60 mm ) (Fh (In Stereo) Stereo) ( E (40i A B C N e w s (CC) M.Hlfxi Brando. Jack Nicholson, Kathleen a' a lime her classmates were dreaming of being doc­ played Richie, has been in many theatrical and TV for Sutherland, Charlie Sheen 1988 Rated San Quentin Prison tomghi s scheduled Muyf 1976 20 Snakmaster tors or asuonauts. movies, notably “Jeremy” and “Death Be Not R (In Stereo) [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update fl8) Synchronal Research coniics include Elayne Boosler. Piiul f^odo (H) 61 In Living Color (CC) Sketches a par guez and Bill Kirchenbauer (60 min ) 26 [USA] Paid Program Proud.” [U SA] MOVIE: The Driver' A profes (22) (30) N B C N e w s “I’d hang out with my friends and go to parties, " ly ol I love Lucy ’. a sitcom featuring 30 Rapmania A rap music tribute taped sional getaway driver is tracked by an ob [U SA ] It 8 Your Move [A&E] Who's Minding the Kids? Tojm and just be stupid and goof off, but when I was at H o ro w itz 8 ly (Jh,tries in charge of children (In MariT) 1990 al NewYork s Ajiollo Theater sessed policeman Ryan O'Neal, Brucu ICC) A company cued for mail-order fraud. children growing up with no values con eo) and ifie Hollywood Palace m Los Angelos home, I was listening to music and writing songs,” 1 Dern, Isabelle Adjani 1978 5:00PM d 3 (40) H o rse R a cin g ' A rlin g science or slijme Host lomSellei'k (60 ton Million (CC) (uO nun ) (Live) ’ she said. continued... [A& E] Challenge of the Seas (60 min ) min ) 38 Quantum Marketing r [CNN] PrimeNews [CN N ] W o rld N ow [MAX] MOVIE To Die For 1 9 9 0

41^ N N • ■ \ FOCUS/Religion FOCUS/Senior Citizens Today In Histoiy

Today is Saturday, Sept. 1, the 244th day of 1990. There are 121 days left in the year. In Brief Shelter for area homeless Fall program for seniors Today’s Birthdays: Former Defense Secretary Melvin Laird is 68. Actress Concern for the increasing num Field, Susan Nolin, Marie Paluso, start on Sept. 4, at the Silver Lane Yvonne Dc Carlo is 66. Country singer Conway Twitty ber of homeless led the Conferenci Almeda Stechholtz, Bob Digan, By JOE DIMINICO Driver education (filled) MACC News Bowling Center at 12:30 p.m. An is 57. Conductor Seiji Ozawa is 55. Comedian-actress UUS: East to have guest to develop and operate an emergen­ Manchester Housing Authority, Activities Specialist Sept. 21: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Legal Lily Tomlin is 51. Singer Barry Gibb is 44. Today’s cy shelter for adults. Recently, the Nancy Johnson, Robert Stone, organizational meeting will be held assistance (by appointment only) Unitarian Univcrsalisl Society: East will have Jean at 11:30 a.m., and bowling will start Hi^light in History: member of MACC executive com­ Sharon Mainville, Bernice Cobb, Greetings: Seniors are encouraged Sept. 28: 11 a.m. “How to Talk to On Sept. 1, 1939, World War II began as Nazi Ger­ Wahlstrom as guest speaker Sunday at 10:30 a.m. She immediately following the meeting. mittee and the Peace and Justice responses. Phyllis Tildes, Katherine Tabach- 10 participate in the following fall Your Physician” - call the Health many invaded Poland. Great Britain and France declared will speak on the topic, VERITAS and will preach on Because society is not effectively For further information, call Sandy committee sent a jointly signed let­ nick, Alfred Lesperance, programs. They are as follows: Department to register, 647-3179. war against Germany two days later. seeing and speaking the truth. dealing with the root of the causes at 644-0055. ter to the Manchester Board of Manchester Junior Women, William 1) Ceramics - Monday and Trips, meetings, forthcoming On this date: Ms. Wahlstrom is completing her student ministry in of homelessness, our downtown New seniors not familiar with the Directors urging the creation of a Whitney, Tom Tierney, Lauri Friday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.. Sept. 10 events: In 1807, former Vice President Aaron Burr was found Rochester, N.Y. She is a student at Harvard Divinity merchants, as well as homeless in­ Senior Center arc invited to attend Sept. 14: Newport $48, transpor­ committee on homelessness to study Girouard, Kathy Camposeo, to Dec. 10, class size 28. Instructor innocent of treason. School, Cambridge, Mass. dividuals, are experiencing sig­ the “Newcomers Program” tation, shopping, lunch and tourscats and address the underlying causes of Dorothy Kelly, Ronald Brandt, Elsie Meyer. In 1878, Emma M. Nutt became the first woman Services at UUS: East, 153 W. Vernon St., are open to scheduled for Sept. 10 from 9:30 to homelessness. The letter reads as nificant problems that need effective Frank Sheldon, Michael Prue, Syl­ 2) Oil Painting - Tuesday, 9:30 to still available, register in office. telephone oficrator in the United Stales, for the anyone interested. Nursery care and youth religious 11:30 a.m. Individuals will be follows: “In recent months, the resolution. via Helfrick, Robert Pratt, Isabelle 11:30 a.m.. Sept. 11 to Nov. 13, Sept. 17: Eastern Stales “Big E” Telephone Despatch Company of Boston. education are provided during the service. Refreshments shown a video produced by the Mayor of Manchester established a The creation of a committee on Smith, Harry Smith, Manchester class size 16. Instructor James (full) - leaves 9:30 a.m./rctums 7:15 In 1905, Alberta and Saskatchewan entered Con­ and conversation follow the service. seniors on the activities at the Shelter Committee that has primari­ homelessness which can provide a Counuy Club, Sue Betko, Beatrice p.m. federation as the eighth and ninth provinces of Canada. Downing. center, learn of the services avail­ Special breakfast is planned ly researched the problems being ex­ community forum as well as a think Lundberg, Cecelia Michalak, Nancy 3) Water Colors - Tuesday, 12:30 Sept. 19: Phantom of the Opera In 1923, the Japanese cities of Tokyo and Yokohama perienced in the downtown area tank to explore and develop creative Perry, Jim Harlow, Keith Boushee. able for rcprc.scntalivcs of Elderly “NYC” (full) - leaves 8:30 a.m./ The Manchester Area Christian Women’s Club will to 2:30 p.m.. Sept. 11 to Oct. 30, were devastated by an earthquake that claimed some with individuals exhibiting inap­ approaches is a necessary first step Notices: Two fold-up wheel Outreach, and share information on returns 9 p.m. meet on Sept. 12 at 9:30 a.m. at The Colony in Vernon class size 16. Instructor James 150,000 lives. propriate and sometimes offensive to becoming a pro-active rather than chairs have been received by the how one may get involved at the Oct. 16: Governor’s Day - $2 - for its Oriental Express breakfast. Downing. In 1932, New York City Mayor James J. “Gentleman behavior. It is our understanding a reactive community.” Furniture Bank and arc available for 4) Exercise with “Celeste” - center. Individuals registering for a register in the office. Jimmy” Walker resigned following charges of graft and Carol Franklin will present information on the art of Thank yous — Memorial gifts gold card will also receive a “free” that this committee has also free loan. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Oct. 17: Halloween in Salem - corruption in his adminisnalion. origami, Japanese paper folding. Music will be provided have been received for Samaritan lunch. To register, please call the reviewed some of the issues con­ Volunteers arc urgently needed to 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. Instructor Celeste $43 - signup Sept. 12 In 1945, Americans received word of Japan’s formal n and there will be guest speakers. Shelter in memory of Frederick center at 647-3211. Oct 23-26: Amish Country - cerning emergency shelter and assist with the Tag Sale and Auction Carlson. surrender, ending World War II. (Because of the lime dif­ The public is invited. Baby sitting will be provided. (Rick) Schwartz from Mr. and Mrs. A program entitled “When Some­ leaves 7:15 a.m./rctums 9:30 p.m. - O homelessness. Such a committee being sponsored by the Town of 5) Exercise with “Clco” - Tues­ ference, it was Sept. 2 in Tokyo Bay, where the surrender For reservations or information, call 872-4876 or Ludgin, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Levine, body You Know Drinks Too Much,” Don 875-0538. was certainly a step in the right Manchester in cooperation with the day, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., and Friday, look place.) 649-3423. Edward and Jenny Cramer, Mr. and will be held Monday, Sept. 24, 10 to Nov. 13-15: Baltimore, Md. direction. state-wide United Technologies 11 a.m. to noon. Sept. 18 to Dec. 14 In 1951, the United States, Australia and New Zealand Mrs. John Chumey and family, Ray 11 a.m. The program will consist of “Inner Harbor” $230 - ($50 deposit) However, recent public state­ “Connecticut’s Very, Very Big (low impact class). Instructor Cleo signed a mutual defense pact that came to be known as and Sandra Merz, Carl J. Adams, a video and a discussion led by Paul transportation, room, tour An- Baptisms double in U.S.S.R. ments and dialogue have drawn at­ Celebrity Sale and Auction” being Livingston. the ANZUS treaty. |E Anna R. Schwartz and Marilyn Schaffrick, Program Coordinator for napolis/Ballimore, breakfast, dinner, GENEVA (AP) — Ecumenical Press Service reports tention to the lack of information held Sept. 22. Volunteers arc needed 6) Square Dancing (advanced) - In 1961, the Soviet Union ended a moratorium on concerning the many and complex Watt. Alcohol Services at the Wheeler signup Sept. 5. tliat the annual number of baptisms in the Soviet Union to help in planning, setting up or Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon. Sept. 18 atomic testing with an above-ground nuclear explosion in o o Clinic. All signups arc at the Senior has more than doubled over the past five years, and the issues underlying the problem of helping during the event. Volunteer to Dec. 14. Instructor John Provini. central Asia. Once again, a very generous con­ The Governor Day of Elderly Ser­ Center, 9:30 a.m., unless otherwise ^ CD percentage of newborns baptized has increased from 16.4 homelessness, nationwide as well as registration forms are available at 7) Square Dancing (beginners) - In 1%9, a coup in Libya brought Moammar Gadhafi tribution has been made by Mr. and vices will be Tuesday, Oct. 16 at the noted. H • < locally. the Town of Manchester Human Wednesday, 9:30 to 11 a.m., Oct. 10 to power. percent to 46.4 percent. Mrs. Theodore Slaiby. Additional New Haven Coliseum. Representa­ Our infolinc number is 647-3240. Given the complexity and inter­ Service Department at Lincoln Cen­ to Nov. 28. Instructor John Provini. in 1972, American Bobby Fischer won the internation­ m locking nature of the issues creating contributions to the Shephard’s tives from government and non­ When called, there will be a Why Reagan avoided church ter or the MACC office in St. Bar­ 8) Bonsai - students will be given al chess crown in Reykjavik, Iceland, by defeating Soviet o iJ a homeless population, we urge you Place soup kitchen have been profit agencies will have informa­ recorded message of upcoming ac­ NEW YORK (AP) — Former President Reagan says tholomew, 736 East Middle basics in the art of Bonsai growing. player Boris Spassky in their final match. to expand the work begun by the received from South United tion on their services for the older tivities and schedules. he avoided going to church during his eight years in the Turnpike. For more information, Wednesday, 12:30 to 2 p.m., Sept. hi 1976, U.S. Rep. Wayne L. Hays. D-Ohio, resigned Mayor’s Committee by creating a Methodist, Dorothy Redner, St. adult. A free lunch will be provided, Best wishes to Clara Swanson in White House because of Secret Service warnings that please call 647-2093. 26 and Oct. 10, class size 25. In­ in the wake of a scandal in which he admitted having an Board-appointed committee on James. as well as entertainment by senior Manchester Memorial Hospital. such attendance might result in “a lot of deaths from a structor Kevin Kovtun. affair with secretary Elizabeth Ray. O 2 Homelessness charged with respon­ groups. A new feature this year is an Our condolences to the Bania 1“ J3 terrorist bomb.” Thanks to Martin Keiderling of 9) Basket Weaving (advanced) - In 1983, 269 people were killed when a Korean Air sibility for: intergenerational spelling bee where family over the recent loss of John. “I just gave in, and for eight years 1 had to give up South United Methodist for in.stall- Thursday, 2 to 4 p.m.. Sept. 27 to Lines Boeing 747 was shot down by a Soviet jet fighter o o 1. Researching the issues in­ teams consisting of younger and Menu: No meals until Sept. 10. going to church,” he says in an interview in Parade ing the ceiling fans donated by K- THE Nov. 15, class size 15. Instructor after the airliner entered Soviet airspace. O Tl volved in homelessness. older adults will compete by On-going activities: magazine. “I missed it very much. But now. I’m going to Mart and Rickies in the Samaritan Laurie White. In 1983, Henry “Scoop” Jackson, a 30-**iir Senate 2. Identifying local problems and regions. The cost is $2 — register in Mon.: Closed for Labor Day church again.” Shelter. BIBLE 10) Basket Weaving (inter­ veteran known for his liberal views on social issues and a needs such as the need for: the office. Tbes.: Grocery shopping (Stop & 0 ) ^ Thanks to all the gardeners who mediate) beginners welcomed, Tues­ hawkish stand on national defense, died in Everett, CO Study on influences a. an emergency shelter for single SPEAKS Men and lady golfers are Shop) - call a day in advance for P have been sharing their fresh fruits ity day, 2 to 4 p.m., Sept. 25 to Nov. Wash., at age 71. NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) — United Methodists are adults and homeless families. and vegetables with the shelter/soup reminded that both leagues will be ride b. day shelter for homeless Eugene Brewer 13. class size 12. Instructor Laurie having two “make-up rain dates” at Wed.: Friendship circle, 10 a.m., o o influenced more by values in American society than by kitchen. White. m 2 values in the Christian faith, says a study by the adults. the Manchester Country Club. The arts and crafts, 12:30 p.m., bridge, 11) Line Dancing - Monday, 9:30 dates are as follows: May 21 to be 12:30 p.m., nongrocery shopping denomination’s board of discipleship. c. a local detox-rehab facility. Thanks to the Manchester Men’s Cinema 5 > William Wordsworth defined hope to 10:30 a.m.. Sept. 24 to Nov. 19. played Sept. 24, and Aug. 6 to be (K-Mark) - call a day in advance for > I” The study found that ‘‘people are bringing cultural d. enhanced local mental health Senior Golf League for donating as: u-catment capabilities. Instructor Lee Burton. played Oct. 1. Men golfers are asked ride 13 CO values into the church for affirmation, not challenge,” several gallons of potato and “Effort, expectation, and desire, HARTFORD 12) Dried Flowers - Thursday, Clo«ma CHy — Wild al Heart (R) Sat Sun 1, 3;50, 7, 930. — The e. transitional living facilities. macaroni salads, plus hot dogs and and something evermore about to be.’ to refer to their yearly schedule for Thurs.: Orchestra rehearsal, 9 says the Rev. L. Ray Sells, a consultant on the study 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.. Sept. 27 to Oct. Jungle Book (G) Sal-Sun 1:30. 3:30. — Mo Better Blues (R) Sat Sun 7:10, f. group homes and/or supportive rolls to the soup kitchen. their starting times. Ladies arc asked i.m., dried flower class, 9:30 a.m. X > team. Desire without effort is a mere 25. Instructor Peggy Herrick. 9 40. — After Dark My Sweet (R) Sat Sun 1 10. 3:40, 7:20, 9:45. — Many living programs for the addicted and Thanks to recent donors of furni­ to contact league secretaries. Fri.: Bingo, 10 a.m., setback. Fools (R) Sat Sun 12 0 . 4, 7:30.9:50. > -H ‘‘What we’ve found is that the values in the wish. Desire without expectation is 13) Refinishing - Wednesday, mentally ill. ture to the MACC Furniture Bank: more fantasy. Expectation without Sept. 5: 1 to 3 p.m. Medicare as­ 12:30 p.m. 13 marketplace have more power to shape peoples lives than 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Oct. 3 to Oct. 31, EAST HARTFORD „ „ „ „ g. affordable hoasing, particular­ Dorothy Corcoran, Muriel Hollis, desire is dread. Expectation sistance (by appointment only) the vaules of the Christian faith,” he said. (students are asked to bring piece on Scores: Bualar'a Pub t CInama —-The Frashman (PG) Sat-Sun 7:30, 9:30. ly for low-income families. Velma Kopcha, Nadine Malcolm, without effort is presumption. And Sept. 5: 9 to 11 a.m. Hearing Wed. 8-22: Bridge: Tom Reagan Showcaaa CInama 1-10 — Air Amenca (R) Sat 2:15, 705, 11:45; Sun effort without desire and expecta­ first day of class). Instructor Joe 2:15. 705. — My Blue Haavan (PG-13) Sat 1, 3:15. 5:20, 8, 10:20, 12:20; h. affordable single room oc- Barbara Lofstrom, Jeannette screening - walk in 4,720; Peggy Kchler, 4,410; Marline Sun 1. 3:15, 5:20. 8, 10;20. — Darkman (R) Sat 12:45. 3, 5:15, 7:45. 9:55. Indians honor deacon tion is highly unlikely. Diminico. cuptancy units. Schulzx, Gail Collins, Doug Farady, Sept. 5: 9 to 11 a.m. Blood pres­ Zibitzky 4,230; Lois Churila 4,040; 12:10: Sun 12:45. 3. 5:15. 7:45, 9:55. — Taking Care ol Busineaa (R) Sat § SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — American Indian Epis- 3. Identifying solutions to these Fran Lynch, Lynda Piolunek, Emma Since expectation is an integral 14) Photography - (to be an­ sure (A-K) 12:15^ 2:25, 4:45, 7,9.15, 11:30; Sun 12:15, 2:25, 4:45, 7, 9:15. — The Ex­ Fran Burr 4,070; Romeo Auclair orcist III (R) Sal 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:15. 9:40, rndnighc Sun 12:10, 2:20. copalians attended special services recently honoring a needs including possible local Chamberlain, W.T. Moyer, Blanche part of hope, what is its source? nounced) Sept. 7: 9:30 a.m. Duck pin bowl­ 430, 7:15, 9:40. — Ghost (PG-13) Sat noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10:05, 12:30; T 19th century Cheyenne deacon whose name was added to PromisosI For Christians those as­ 15) Tai Chi - (to be announced) ing - no reservations arc required. 3,910; Carl Lombardo 3,820. Sun noon, 230, 5. 7:30, 10:05. — Prasumad Innocent (R) Sat 1235, 2:35, surances are in the Bible. Hope 16) Water Aerobics - (to be an­ Fri. 8-24: Setback: Bob Gale 128; 505, 7:40, 10:10. 1230; Sun 1205. 235, 505, 7:40. 10:10. — Pump Up g- the Episcopal Church’s calendar of saints in 1985. Sept. 19: 9 to 11 a.m. Blood pres­ the W um e (R) Sat 4:50, 7:10, 920. 11:35; Sun 4:50, 7:10, 9:20. — Flal- can be built upon false promises, David Pendleton Oakerhater, who took the Christian nounced) sure (L-Z) Helena Gavello 123; George Brooke linarr. (R) Sat 12:25. 2:50, 5:10, 7:50, 10:15. 12:25: Sun 12:25. 2:50, 5:10. and so be a delusion. a name David Pendleton in respect for a benefector who Thoughts The Senior Bowling League will Sept. 18,19: 12:30 to 4 p.m. 117. 7:50, 10:15. — Problem Child (PG-13) Sal-Sun 1:10, 3. — Delta Force 2 1 financed his education for the ministry, was ordained a When religious teachers promise (R) Sal-Sun nooa 4:35. 930. — The Lamon Sslefs (PG) Sat 12:35. 2:45. 4:55. 725. 9:45, 11:55: Sun 12:35. 2:45, 4:55, 7:25, 9:45. rt deacon in Syracuse in 1881, the church s first Indian you anything, demand that it bo certified by Scriptural evidence. - clergyman. Salvation Is of the I^ord! God’s remedy today is the same. MANCHESTER The true Christian hope is the UA Thaalara East — Dick Tracy (PG) Sal-Sun 2:30. 4:35. 7, 9:30. — 3 He served among the Cheyennes in Oklahoma at the The word “salvation” is a Biblical “God commendeth His love toward Social Security us, in that, while we were yet sin­ anchor for the soul, cast within the The Fresfman (PG) Sat-Sun 2:15. 4:25, 7:20, 935. — Gremlin 2: The New < Whirlwind Mission of the Holy Family near Watonga, term meaning “the saving of a man veil of heaven (Hebrews 6:17-20). Batch (PG-13) Sat-Sun 4:15, 7:10. — Betsy's Wedding (R) Sat Sun 2. W Okla. In part of a preserved sermon to assembled ners, Christ died for us.” (Romans way alter you sign up? 9:40. — The Ftocky Ftorror Picture Show (R) Sat mdnight. — Class ol from the spiritual consequences of It is “Christ in you, the hope of QUESTION: Since I turned 65, Medicare medical insurance. This 1999 (R) Sal midnighl — Cry-Baby (PG 13) Sal midmghl * Cheyenne leaders, he said: 5:8) The burden of sin and guilt rc.st- glory," Col. 1:27. It is for the resur­ sin.” Acts 16:30 records the ques­ my monthly benefit checks are year, it is S28.60, which is deducted . . 4. m “You remember when 1 led you out to war 1 went first tion put forth by the jailer at Philip­ ing upon any man, woman or child, rection (Acts 23:6), righteousness $28.60 less than before. I tliought I directly from your Social Security ANSWER: Direct deposit ap­ VERNON can be lifted by the grace of God. with God (Gal. 5:5), and Christ's plications arc processed very quick­ Cine 1 * 2 — Dick Tracy (PG) wi»i Rollar Coaster RabOil (FKJ) Sat and and what I told you was true. Now I have been away to pi. “What must I do to be saved'.^” would get more when I reached 65. benefit amount. Sun 2. 4:15. 7, 9.30. — The Freshman (PG) Sat and Sun 4:45, 7:10, 9:40 w the East and I have learned about another captain, the The Apostle Paul replied, “Believe The Lord Jesus Christ paid the price glorious appearing (Titus 2:13). ANSWER: The reduction is your ly. Your payments should be going — Jetsons: The Movie (G) Sal arvl Sun 1 30, 3 10. O Lord Jesus Christ, and he is my leader. on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou on the Calvary’s “old rugged cross.” premium for medical insurance. to your bank within a month or two Salvation is of the Lord! CHURCH OF CHRIST WILLIMANTIC 2 “He goes first, and all he tells me is true. 1 come back shalt be .saved and thy hou.se.” This When you reach 65, you arc eligible QUESTION: I’m thinking about depending on when you sign up. U.A. The Cinemas — Ghost (PG) Sal-Sun 2, 4:35, 7:15, 9 5S — The Pastor K.L. Gustafson Lydali & Vernon Streets Lemon Sslers (PG) Sal-Sun 2 30, 4:30. 7. 9:15, — Presumed Innocent (R) S to my people and tell you to go with me now in this new sincere man experienced personal for Medicare. The cost of Medicare having my S(x;ial .Security checks You’ll still receive your monthly Calvary Church Phone:646-2903 benefit on the third of the month, or Sat-Sun 2:05, 4:40, 7:20, 10 — My Blue Heaven (PG-13) Sat Sun 225. road, a war that makes all for peace, and where we have salvation. He “rejoiced, believing in ho.spital insurance is paid by Social sent directly to the bank. How long 4:25, 7:15. 9.25. — Darknwn (R) Sat Sun 2:15, 4 25, 7:10. 9 25. — Flal- .South Wind.sor S only victory.” God with all his house.” Security, but there is a premium for does it take to get your checks this earlier, if it’s a holiday or weekend. linars (R) Sal-Sun 2:35. 4:55. 7 30 . 9.45. 1 9 9 0 FOCUS/Advice Surgery may have reduced heart voltage

d e a r d r . GOTT: I’m 68 years young. I had quad­ manent solution to inadequate coronary blood flow; the ruple heart bypass surgery in 1985. After catheterization aging process itself continues, and the grafts may even­ in 1989. niy doctor said I have a bubble on my right Dr. Gott tually become blocked. Therefore, your problem may not Man visits massage parlor, hurts wife coronary artery and plaque lining the arteries. He also be simply a result of previous cardiac d ^ag e — it is an said 1 have lost about 50 percent of my heart voltage. on-going process. Your cardiologist can advise you (NOTE: Abby is on a two-wcck vacation. Following is to share my husband’s time with anyone else. 'The whether medicine, a low-fat diet and exercise will a selection of some of her favorite past letters.) What causes loss of body voltage and what, if anything, Peter Gott, M.D. world’s problems — crime, violence, famine, disease, can be done about it? counteract your coronary insufficiency, or whether fur­ DEAR ABBY: My husband recently confessed to me pollution and the threat of overpopulation — are more ther procedures — such as angioplasty (cracking of the that he and some of his friends went to a massage parlor DEAR READER: I interpret your findings as fol­ Dear Abby than just a theory. Besides, I’m afraid that I am so set in arteriosclerotic plaques with a balloon) or another bypass after bowling one night. lows: You had surgery to restore circulation to the heart my ways now that I will not have the patience to raise a operation — are necessary. He swore he had never done anything like that before muscle that was damaged by insufficient oxygen supply; Pained athletes with large, muscular hearts have higher child properly. and he doesn’t plan to do it again. I forgave him, but I Abigail Van Buren now you have developed further obstruction in another voltage than normal. I would appreciate your opinion. can’t help feeling betrayed. major artery (the right coronary artery), which is causing Conversely, cardiac damage reduces the muscle mass, 1 might add that elccPocardiographic voltage does not NO CHILDREN Abby, he is the last man on earth I would ever su.spect additional cardiac damage. The end result of this which slows nerve impulses (common) or actually in any way govern clccPical activity elsewhere in the DEAR NO: I agree, you shouldn’t have children, but arteriosclerotic blockage is a decrease in the strength of decreases voltage (less common). body. Thus, your “body voltage” (electrical impulses in of doing such a thing. We have a satisfying sex life, and the above applies to your husband, but I’ll wager one of for probably the most important reason of all. You really the heart’s electrical activity. Evidently, in your case, about 50 percent of the vol­ brain and other tissues) will not be affected. my husband has always been a very religious, churchgo­ them does. don’t want any. Tlic heart beats because of muscle contractions that arc tage was lost, indicating a substantial reduction in muscle ing man. What makes a happily married, religious man DEAR ABBY: I am 30 years old and in love with a Everything you’ll need to know about planning a wed­ initiated by tiny elecu-ical currents, which pass from the function. This deficiency might be helped by medicine, To give you more information, I am sending you free go to a plaee like that? man 29. We are talking about getting married, but we ding can be found in Abby’s booklet, “How to Have a cardiac nerves into the muscles themselves. 'Ihcsc cur­ which lowers the work of the heart and salvages the copies of my Health Reports “Eating Right For A Heal­ HURT WIFE disagree on one important point. He wants children and I Lovely Wedding.” To order, send a long, business-size, rents can be measured by amplifying machines and DEAR HURT: Curiosity. Lust. An itch for variety. don’t. remaining muscle. Such drugs include nitroglycerin and thy Heart” and “Hypertension.” Other readers who would self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for printed on paper strips (electrocardiogram pacing). The calcium-channel blockers. like copies should send $1.25 for each report to P.O. Box The fear of missing something. Wanting to be “one of the Since the death of my first husband, five years ago, I $3.95 (AS430 in Canada) to: Dear Abby, Wedding greater the muscle mass, the greater the elccPical 91369, Cleveland, OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention boys.” Being too chicken to refuse when one of his pals am more convinced than ever that I do not want children Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, Bl. 61054. spcngth (voltage) on the Pacing. This is why well- As you know, coronary bypass surgery is not a per- the title(s). suggested it. Temporary insanity. I don’t know which of because they will infringe on my freedom. I don’t want (Postage is included).

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PART TIME Matron- X 9:30am to 1pm. Mon­ We are seeking several sports cor­ day through Friday. S FINANCIAL Apply at Facilities respondents to cover scholastic 5 0 ) ALL TYPES OF LOANS- Services, South $5000 AND UP. Whatever Windsor Board Ol events in the towns of Hebron, your situation is we can Education, 1737 Main T K I V C PDUG GV help you. Call 212-978- Street, South Windsor. Andover & Vernon. 3533. 291-1221. EOE. SLOM DJVCG WVBL Coverage includes game articles Use your office fax machine to DUM YDSSTDRL, COLUMBIA place your ad. and features. Experience preferred IVC BL RVG GV JCI It's Fast! It's Simple! ” but will train. MANUFACTURING, INC. Our Fax number is GPV QLXDSDGL Contact: Has Immediate Opening for 203- 643-7496 JVVHQ.' — DWDU Send us a copy of your ad T.I.G. WELDERS Be sure to include Vincent Valvo, Editor H T U R . 11 The size PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "If you have never been hated by Minimum of 3 years experience with Aircraft Compo­ 2i The date you want your ad to appear Manchester Herald your child, you have never been a parent." — Bette nents, Groups II a i^ III. 55 hours per week. D a v is . 3) Your phorie number Liberal Fringe Benefits. Need Help? P.O. Box 591 ® 1990 by NEA. Inc Apply In Person: Our Phone Number is 165 Route 66 East Manchester, CT. 06040 203- 643-2711 Columbia, CT. Or call 643-2711 after 12:00 noon. EOE MANCHESTER HERALD 1 9 9 0 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR_SAI^ 2 1 HOMES FOR SALE BOOKSTORE APPREN- FERGUSON ROAD- Only 27 South Lakewood HIGHLAND PARK ES­ TICE-Antiquarian GREAT PRICE! Only COMMERCIAL INVEST­ $249,900 buys quality builders SPECIALS- Circle. New to the TATES- Custom build BEAUTIFUL CONTEM- Bookstore needs $125,900. Magnificent MENT PROPERTY! BRENDA LANE 1-5 market. Spectacular your new home in PORARY/COLONIAL- in every nook and intelligent, self­ view from this large 6 room, 3 bedroom $229,900. Buy this cranny. 4 bedrooms acre wooded lots Manchester. Most MANCHESTER motivator to learn trade. living room of water Colonial with 1-1/2 business zoned 2 fami­ plus fireplace. Family COVENTRY $54,875 & Duties include paper desireable area. Capes, $249,900. Many nice reservoir. Marble baths and a beautiful ly-live on 1 floor and room, fireplaced living up. Unbelievable low work, mail order, cus­ Ranches, and Colonials remodeled kitchen. features in this U&R price. HIGHLANDS-1-2 fireplace. Large formal rent other. Use 2 car built home including room & large rec. room. tomer service, starting at $179,900. Hardwood floors and ACRES COVENTRY din ing room with 2 Open each day 9-4pm. garage for retail or ser­ spacious 3 year old 1st Lots of house that is im- bookkeeping, store corner cupboards. Eat- more! Hurry! "We’re vice business. Great $58,900 & up. Owner upkeep. Retirees Call Anne C. Doremus floor. Family room/ macuiate & charming. in-kitchen, 1st floor Selling Houses" location, 280' frontage financing on selected welcome. Part time or at Re/Max East Of The atrium wKh sliders to a Call Barbara Weinberg CARPENTRY/ TREE SERVICE/ laundry. Two Blanchard & Rossetto, on 2 main roads, and at Re/Max East Of The lots with as little as 10% ROOFING/ MISCELLANEDUS full time. 649-3449, 11 River 647-1419. Pager 646-2482. new slate patio in the down. Special program REMODELING to 4 pm. bedrooms. Expandable 520-8428 or 646-4611. Buckland Mall nearby. well landscaped, River 647-'* 419. PRUNING .SIDING - -SERVICES 2nd floor. Could be two for builders- Build now- American Rosidontia! ENFIELD- Beautiful Owner will help with fenced yard. D.W. Fish or three bedrooms. As­ JT saI n T PAUL DRIVE- P ^ lalerlll Ask for Phil. SCHOOL AIDE: Im­ Management Corpora­ wooded lot. One & a financingii Anne Miiier Realty 643-1591. king $195,000. Call Real Estate 647-8000 Beautiful Colonial with COMMON ROAD- 8 mediate opening for tion on site for your quarter acres of run­ all hardwood floors. All Rick's Handyman and HAWKES TREE SERVICE Barbara Weinberg Re/ ning brook, city water, LOTS PRICED TO LIONEL COTE WET BASEMENTS? corridor aide at RHAM assistance. new paint and krtchen. Carpentry Bucket, 9uck & chipper. Max East Of The River city sewer. Raised BRAND NEW LISTING!!! SELL WILLINGTON ROOFING & SIDING Hatchways, feundation aacks, high school in Hebron. BRAND NEW LISTING!! One and a half baths. $54,900-UP. Area of ■Remodeling & Repaifs Stump removal. Free 647-1419. Ranch, custom built for Charming 6 room sump pumps, tile lines, gravity Call S. Cullinan 228- Long-time owners have Move in condition. nice homes, new road •Attics, basements, yards cleaned estimates. Special •30 Years Experience 3 FAMILY INVESTMENT HIGHLAND STREET- $159,900 or just land Colonial on Francis ■Hauling 9474 for application. Trees and lots of green lovingly cared for this $149,000. Call Anne C. ZEYA & SATARI consideration for elderly and •Fully Insured feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ HERE! $148,900. 2 for $174,500. Builder Street in East Hartford spic-n-span 8 room ■Insured space make this small Doremus at Re/Max DRIVE- 1-2 ACRES. handicapped •License # 506737 ness prcinng ol concrete walls family 4+4 rooms in will help with financing. presents a “trip back in Raised Ranch on FREE ESTIMATES 12 SITUATION Condo complex on time" to all who enter! East Of The River 647- NORTH COVENTRY. 647-7553 and floors. (^Imney cfean outs, each unit plus a 1 763-0349 call for Ashbrook Drive in 1419. Pager 520-8420 ______646-1948 646-9564 WANTED bedroom home on Highland Street a details. Offers 3 bedrooms, $79,400 & up. Possible stone walls, and conaete repairs. pleasure to see & a Coventry! 3 bedrooms, or 646-4611. financing at 8% APR same lot. Outside newly JUST LjSTED! Spacious hardwood floors, 11x10 1.5 baths, den, rec. Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ MATH TUTOR WANTED painted, inside in need great place to live. foyer, sunporch and a 2 57 WHITNEY ROAD, with $30,000 down, 5 Large living room & Colonial Cape located room and laundry on year balloon. Era CUSTOM QUALITY LANDSCAPING ior dtizen discounts. needed for basic to col­ of a handyman to apint, car detached garage. lower level, wall to wall COLUMBIA- New CLEANING dining areas provide in the 8th District. 3 Philips Real Estate 742- One stop improvements. lege courses. Initiative: wallpaper, and update; Lots of nooks and cran­ carpeting throughout. listing! Charming 4 SERVICE Albert Zuccaro study for electronic room for ample family Bedrooms. First floor nies and is as clean as 0702. Framing to Painting. but at this price you can family room. 3 year old Wonderful treed lot sur­ bedroom Colonial brick degree. Please call Don gatherings. Asking in a whistle. You won’t Cape with Columbia Licensed & Insured. Waterproofing afford to do it. Walk timberline roof plus rounds very private PASSIVE SOLAR CON­ Call Dave Adamick Screened Top Soi^ for more information. the $120’s. Call Bar­ want to miss out on this Lake rights. $175,000. 646-3361 downtown with this bara Weinbera at Re/ newer oversized 2 car above-ground pool! Of­ TEMPORARY- BOL­ (or a tree quote Sparkle window cleaners, a Any amount delivered 282-7205. baby and call now to one! Asking $119,900. Call Ron Fournier at Max East Of me River garage. $140’s. "We’re fered at $166,500. TON $325,000. Gor­ personal touch at a reason­ Also: Backhoe, BobcaL & see. Anne Miller Real Jackson & Jackson Jackson & Jackson Re/Max East Of The geous energy efficient 645-652 3 647-1419. Selling Houses!" 647-8400. able price. Complete home Loader available Brick Building Restoration 13 BUSINESS OPPOR­ Estate 647-8000. Blanchard & Rossetto 647-8400. River for details. 647- home on 5 acres! High­ 1419. or otlcG, also general clean­ 1. Chemical cleaning TUNITIES A REAL CHARMER!! This 646-2482. lights include custom ing. Call for free estinaates. Davis Construction kitchen with center is­ 2. Tuckpointing 7 room Colonial on 01- CONWAY ROAD- Great FOR SPARKLING wood­ 872-1400 or 659-955S VENDING ROUTE- Prime land and oak cabinets, 6 4 9 -2 5 6 2 cott Drive in starter. Large fireplaced work. file, glass and For Free Estimates location. ALL CASH sunroom with spiral Manchester offers both Bridge living room. Country pointed surfaces, odd call Peter income. SMALL convenience and staircase, great room investment. 1-800-749- kitchen. Small den, of­ fhree foblespoons of YARDMASTERS 724-7119 character! 3 bedrooms, fice or play room. 3 with 2 sided fireplace woshlng soda fo o quorf of 4230 and MORE!!! Fish LAW N CARE 2 full baths, 1st floor bedrooms. Large 12x24 D.wT worm wafer and wosh. No SUMMER CLEANUP Realty 643-1591. laundry, large master South won the ace of hearts and deck. Treed lot that is rinsing required. For ■Trees & Lawns Cut 21 HOME^ FOR SALE bedroom with fireplace, NORTH soarkllng resulfs when •Yards & Garages Qeaned (-I-IS Lead lets South played a spade. When West showed most attractive. Asking POSSIBLE OWNER PAINTING/ living room with ♦ A K 7 2 $137,900. Call Barbara you hove somefhlng fo LAWN-SCAPE ■Brush Piles Removed 102 LAKEWOOD out, East was left with a sure trump FINANCING- Lovely 6 •Truck & Backhoe Work PAPERING fireplace. 200 Amp V Q to 9 7 5 off the hook Weinberg at Re/Max sell, use a low-cosf od In ‘The Rnishing Touches” CIRCLE, SOMERS. electric and enclosed ♦ J 10 5 trick. Declarer also had three dia­ room Colonial with 3 classified. ■Exterior H ous^ainting 44 mond losers, so what could be done? A East Of The River 647- bedrooms (1 LAWN MAINTENANCE •Driveways S ^led Romantic stone front side porch. Beautiful By James Jacoby 1419. Cape offers generous successful club finesse would win the unfinished), 2 full baths •Landscaping Installations horseshoe street near WEST AND •Complete Building & Wail Papering and Painting living space, fireplaces, everything! Asking EAST day, but declarer expected the club CUSTOM HOMES to be & 1 acre of property. 4--- 4Q 10 3 Many years ago a Midwestern lim irltJ:fl LANDSCAPING Projjerty Maintained porches, deck. A per­ $164,900. Jackson & king to be with West for his vulnerable built by Established Many renowations in­ X years E xperience 4K J 8 6 4 432 bridge expert commented to me, “If I cluding kitchen, ■Bushes Trimmed •Any JoD Contidered sonality plus home. Jackson 647-8400. ♦ K 8 3 overcall. But there was another way. Builders. Choose from Fully Insured Fret Estimates Insurance, References and Now $289,900. Call Lin­ ♦ AQ96 always made the right opening lead Declarer, now in dummy, ruffed a Traditional or Contem­ carpeting, Anderson ■Yards Cleaned 4K J 9 5 2 4 10 8 7 6 ■Driveways Sealed Can - YARDMASTERS Ree Estimates da Brown Re/Max East CONTEMPORARY L- Id win every tournament I played in." heart and played ace and ruffed a porary styles, prices windows, siding, roof, ALL TYPES OF RANCH- 2,300 square Of courre that remark is a lot like say­ front porch & newer ■Weekly Mowings 643^996 MARTY MATTSSON Of The River 647-1419. SOUTH club. He ruffed another heart and start at $170,000. SAM ELECTRICAL WORK ■Landscape Installations feet. View of Hemlock 4 J 9 8 6 5 4 ing you’d do well if you could see all ruffed his last club. He then ruffed an­ GREEN ROAD, appliances. Asking (duality Wotk 649-4431 Brook, Southern $145,9001 Columbia. ■Fully Insured 4 a the cards, and that ability just isn’t other heart and played a second spade COVENTRY AND Licensed and Insured Quality, dependable wotk at an This Is a good time to find Exposure, Hi-perform ♦ 7 4 2 given to us, but today’s deal certainly Strano Real Estate 647- o cosh buyer tor thot to dummy. That left declarer with the MAPLE ROAD, Rosa Electric rifordabla price. Hundreds of readers turn "We can tell you windows, 4 bedrooms, 4 A Q3 demonstrates how success or failure STORRS. Era Philips 7653 to Classified every day typewriter no one uses. 2 full baths, jack of spades and three little dia­ DOUG 643-8275 Vulnerable: Both depends on a defender’s choice at trick Real Estate 742-0702. SHARP RANCH WITH 872-2366 searching for some oor- what to look for... Use a low-cost od In expandable, foundation one. monds. East was left with the A-Q-9 of Closslfled for quick re­ Dealer: South diamonds and the spade queen. But the MANCHESTER- APARTMENT- SOUTH tlculor Item. Will your od in. NORTH With a diamond lead, the defenders lead was in dummy. be there? 643-3711. and what to look sults. 643-2711. COVENTRY, $244,000. $269,000. Price WINDSOR- $182,500. There's someone ouf South North East would quickly score three tricks and Super "In-law" apart­ out for!” 1 4 When the heart queen was played reduced on this lovely 2 there who wonts to buy ^ 4 All pass then patiently wait for the setting year old U&R Ranch, ment in lower level vour power fools. Find 14 INSTRUCTION 14 INSTRUCTION declarer could not be prevented from trick in the trump suit. But West led a scoring his spade jack for the game­ cathedral ceiling family walkout with full win­ that buyer with o low-cosf MISCELLANEDUS Opening lead: ¥ 6 heart. Theoretically there were still HarBro going trick. room, large living room, dows is only one of the od In Classified. 643-3711. SERVICES four losers, but declarer managed _ James Jtcodys boots -Jacoby on Bridge'and formal dining room, highlights in this hard to K & R Masonry .9 ’® ^ Regional Vocational Technical School things so that one loser went by the Jec^y on Card Games’ (written with bis father, oversized kitchen, 2 find four bedroom Brick, stone, concrete, patios 4 chim­ 791 West Midde Tumpke, Manchester, CT 06040-1899 P i l i n g wayside. Wie late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at bedrooms, 2 batsh, Ranch. Also features ney repair. 15 years experience. Fully RDDFING/ Tel.: (203) 649-5396 bootstores. Both are published by Phams Books. beautiful landscaped remodeled kitchen with insured License #523648. Registered of Manchester with (^nsumer Protection. Call Better SIDING GSL Building ADULT EVENING EDUCATION COURSES yard. U&R Realty 643- center island. A rare Quality Painting find! D.W. Fish Realty Business Bureau tor information on Maintenance Co. MATH 2692.______my business. Services M-1 Trade Math (A0001)-Tuesday 643-1591. Commerclal/ResidentiaL Astrograph MALLARD VIEW-Open 1- 569-7671 _____ building repair and home' •Free Estima tes M-2Algebra (A£XXe)-Wedn^ SAVE •Senior Qtizen Discounts 4pm weekdays. Improvements. Interior and- TASTEFULLY Roofing of All Types •Aluminum A Vinyl ^U E PRINT READtNG Ranches. Townhouses. exterbr painting, light car­ DECORATED- Expert Repairs, Competitive Bidding Powerwashing (A0031)-Monday your car, but if you have to. be sure it is No Association Fees. COVENTRY $154,900, THE EASY WAY to find o Sriingles, Wood Roots pentry. Complete janitorial B-3Bmdng Trade Blue Print Rearing (A0033) - Tuesday er and misinterpret something you'd be i ^ f e u r locked up tight. better off not knowing, Manchester’s best new Spacious and well cosh buyer for no-longer- Decking, Hot Tar service. Experienced, reli­ 646-6815 . :^EREUTEDCOURSES SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You might ARIES (March 21-April 19) Boost only home value. Change maintained home on a needed household items Is 25 Years Experience able, free estimates. with want od. PT-6 Dram - Waste - Vent Systems (A0706) - Tuesday ^Birthday be too intent upon doing things your known entities today, because it could your lifestyle to 1-floor beautiful, naturally 0 645-0384 or 688-7490 We're Here To Serve PT-11 Plumbing Code (A0711)-We0hesday way today and this could create ill feel­ come back to haunt you if you recom­ living in these 3 enclosed country lot. 643-0304 ings with persons with whom you'll be Welding (A2101 & A2102) - Thursday Sept. 2, 1990 mend a person to friends whose busi­ bedroom. 2 bath single Completely remodeled Sheet Metal Theory - Mond^ arxf Thursday involved. It you gel loo pushy, expect to ness ethics turn out to be questionable family attached homes. be pushed back. lower level, new tile Carpentry Theory - Tuesday and Thursday There's a possibility you might have in­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) There's a Full basement, floors and above SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Usu­ possibility you might get involved in a courtyard, covered rear LEGAL NOTICE United Stales Power Squad. Public Boat Safely Course - Monday volvements in the year ahead that will ally you're rather optimistic person, but ground pool with cus­ bring you before the public In some close knit arrangement today with an porch. 1st floor laundry, BOLTON INLAND today your initial assessments are likely tom deck. D.W. Fish 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOME1S FOR SALE 21 HOME1S FOR SALE 1^ II'® ®«nifi8S (X Sepi, ^ manner. If you project yourself effec­ individual whose aims and motives are appliances, skylights, WETLANDS COMMISSION ^iWi^^6tXp.m.io8XX)p.m. Classes start trie week o(S» 17,1990 to be on the negative side. Unfortunate­ very dissimilar to yours. Be careful Realty 643-1591. tively, It will enhance your status and attached garage. Set SOUTH WINDSOH- At the August 28 moobng of ine sctx»l re^es the rigrt to cancel courses tor insufficieni regBtratxxi’rx lack ly, you might not take measures to cor­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Haphazard THIS LASSY HAS A UNIQUE HISTORIC 1865 NEARLY 6 ACRES- 01 nslrucxxxtal start. open up new opportunities. rect this. on a cul-de-sac near $269,900. Immaculate 16x32 in-ground the Commission, the (ollowing VIRGO (Aug. 23-S*pl. 22) Your results are likely today if you are not CLASSY CHASSYI HOME- High scenic CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Think the new mall., $150's. 7 room, 4 year old permits were granted with A l c o i ^ 3 K 36 hours n length. Classas rtxiel one night per week, 630 p m chances for getting others to do things methodical where your work is con­ $229,000. Tastefully location, perennial Sabrina pool, quiet to 9.30 p m. toj^ total of 12 sesscns. Tution is $100.00 (subjoct to Stale Board carefully today before committing your­ Also 3 bedroom, 1-1^ Contemporary. 1st floor country road, spacious conditions: for you today will not be very good if you cerned. Don't start sawing boards until bath townhouses with decorated and spa­ garden, marvelous tin approval) p er 36 hours o l m struction. self to something that could tie up your family room with floor to ceiling in kitchen, 1 year design, screen porch, #10-90-13 to Raymond make them feel it is something they where they're suppose to fit. garages. $143,900. Dir: cious 7-8 rooms. Living Laramie ot 60 Volpi Fid to future resources or earnings. It could CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don't let ceiling stone fireplace, buyer protection, skylight, appliances, ttIQCASH), made payable TO THE have to do instead of want to do. Virgo, Toljand Tpko. or North space has different construct a deck and elevated TREASURER, STATE OF CONNECTICUT" BY THE SECOND CUSS prove unwise to begin an endeavor with yourself be drawn into a venture today oversized dining room, appliances, large front celling fans, 6-panel treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send tor red ink. Main to Union to Ros- levels making this a uni­ walkways across an intermit­ APPRENTICES mJstTOEsiN f A your Astro-Graph predictions for the where that which you risk is greater 3 bedrooms, central air. porch. Vernon doors, COVENTRY, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your setlo Dr. "We’re Selling que home with custom tent stream STATE APPRENTICE I D. CARD USTING THEIR CURRENT EMPLOYER TO year ahead by mailing $1.25 to Astro- than that which you hope to gain. It Owners anxbus. U&R $106,875. Era Philips $179,000. Era Philips BEMMPT from tuition we WILL TRY TO ASSIST YOU IN MAKING probabilities (or achievement will be se­ Houses" Blanchard & flair. This prestigious #11-90-14 to Robert Peterson OUrTCo. Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box might turn out rather poorly Realty 643-2692. Real Estate 742-1450. Real Estate 742-0702. of 400 \Nesf Street to demucK verely lessened today if your proce­ LEO (July 23-Aufl. 22) A volatile Issue Rossetto, 646-2482. home has 3 fireplaces, 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be dures are illogical. Your plane won't get sliding glass doors to a pond o' Ediolion, »gi no) dK nm rW s u a n D any sure to state your zodiac sign. that previously disrupted your house­ WANT ADS ore the Get needed bock-to- '* '* * “ **' ™ioo»oreod.aeB.iwrrtyr2! airborne without a propeller. hold might surface again today. This Did vour garden "over beautifully landscaped Are you on antique lover? friendly wav of finding a •school money by selling W K Shorey. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oci. 23) This Is a good PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Don't pry Read the offerings In Clos- Chairman day to be careless with your prized pos­ time try to treat it more tactfully and oroduce" this year? Sell rivate treed lot. You'll cash buyer for applian­ unneeded Items oround too deeply Into the affairs of an intimate sitied every dov to find the Inland Wetlands 1 sessions. Try not to leave valuables in with less emotion. fruits and vegetables with b've ill Call nowll Anne ces, musical instruments, vour home. Useo low-cosi friend today, because you might discov- a low-cost od In Classi­ Miller Real Estate 647- Items or Items you'd like cars and a host of other od in Classified for quick Commission © 1990. NEWSPAfKH KNTKHI'RI.SE A.SSN fied. 643-3711. 8000. to own. 643-2711. terns. resulfs. 009-09 9 9 0

\ ^ 21 HOMES FOR SALE 32 APARTMENTS FOR 34 HOMES FOR RENT 34 HOMES FOR RENT ______RENT______LEGAL NOTICES COVENTRY-Duplex. 1 COVENTRY- lake area. OWNERS VERY MANCHESTER- 3,4,& 5 Bedroom, living room, 34 h o m e s f o r r e n t 83 BOATS & MARINE ANXIOUS TO SELL- room apartments. 646- large dining area. All Secluded 500 foot ______EQUIP. VERNON- Aluminum 2426 weekdays, 9 to 5. utilities included. $500 a waterfront lot. 3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS COVENTRY- Rent with ESTATE OF ESTATE OF sided, fully applianced, month. 487-0274. bedroom option to buy. 1 12 FOOT FLAT bottom DRIVE A LITTLE... MANCHESTER- newer SALVATRICE M. FERRIGNO MARY E. WILUS 9 room Colonial with 4 Contemporary. 1 1/2 bedroom with loft. 830 b o a t motor & trailer bedrooms, 1 full & 2 2nd floor. 2 bedroom GLASTONBURY- near bath, at^liances. a/k/a apartment. Available T h e Hon. William E. square feet of living $475,659-1906. half baths. 1st floor downtown. Cape. 3 Fireplace. Top summer/ SALLY M. FERRIGNO FitzGerald, Judge of the Court immediately. Air space. Wood stove. family room. In-ground bedrooms, 2 baths. For­ winter Rec. $1000. Call The Hon. Norman J. Preuss, of Probate, District of Washer/dryer hookup. conditioner, no pets. mal dining room, fully pool, beautifully treed 225-3035. Judge of the Court of Probate, Manchester at a hearing held Walk to lake. $700 per _8 4 MUSICAL ITEMS Heat not included. applianced kitchen. SAVE A LOT!! lot with fenced back District of Andover, at a hear­ on 08/20/90, ordered that all Security deposit. $600 month. 657-3852. yard. 2 car garage. Washer/dryer. Garage, LEGAL NOTICF ing held on August 17, 1990, claims must be presented to WURLITZER double a month. 646-1379. Priced to sell quickly! spacious yard. Even­ ordered that all claims must the fiducia^ at the address COVENTRY- 7 room Keyboard organ & $195,000. Strano Real MANCHESTER- 5 room, ings 429-5961. NOTICE TO CREDITORS be presented to the fiduciary below. Failure to promptly Colonial. Secluded Nor­ bench. Beautiful sound. Estate 647-765.3 2 bedroom. Heat ESTATE OF at the address below. Failure present any such claim may th West Coventry. N ear Excellent condition to promptly present any such result in the loss of rights to Routes 3-84/44A/6. 22 CONDOMINIUMS included. 1st floor, 2 ‘ LEGAL NOTICE ODINA ZOE ALVES $300,659-1906. family house. $725/ claim may result in the loss of recover on such claim. $950 plus. Available 9/ FOR SALE T h e Hon. William E. month. Call 647-7602, LEGAL NOTICE rights to recover on such Sandra Haun, 1. 742-1076.______87 MISC. FOR SALE FitzGerald, Judge of tfre Court claim. p u r c h a s e MANCHESTER- (or sale BOLTON PLANNING of Probate, District of Clerk MANCHESTER-lmmacu- or rent. 2 bedroom. MANCHESTER-2 COMMISSION Manchester at a hearing held Sharon B. Preuss, The fiduciary is: late Ansaldi Colonial. 3 21 FOOIT-a b o v e ground Bedroom, on busline. Clerk Appliances. Great At a special meeting on 22 on August 22, 1990 ordered Harlowe G. Willis Bedroom, 2-1/2 baths, pool. Yours for the location. Heat & hot Parking. $575/month. August, 1990 the Bolton Plan­ that all claims must be The fiduciary is: c/o John D. LaBelle, J r, Esq. family room with taking! Call for further S P E C \I^ L water included. Pool, & References, security. ning Commission approved, presented to the fiduciary at Joseph J. Ferrigno LaBelle & LaBelle fireplace. Front to back details 649-2082. Available immediately. exercise room. $69,900 with conditions, the applica­ the address below. Failure to c/o Omar H. Shepard, Esquire 295 East Center Street living room, formal 643-9321. 72 40-Watt Ultralume 30U or $645 a month with tion of Sidney Stangeland for promptly present any such P.O. Box 186 P.O. Box 511 dining room, large eat- claim may result in the loss of Fluorescent Tubes at possible purchase MANCHESTER-2 and 3 Brandy Acres II, Brandy Acres Willimantic, CT 06226 Manchester, CT 06040 in kitchen. Enclosed II is a 16 lot subdivision on 53 rights to recover on such $1.50/each & 38 2-lamp option. 659-4567. bedroom apartments. 008-09 011-09 porch, central air, 2 car O U T S ^ acres east of Brandy Street claim. Ballasts at $10./each. Close to churches, garage. $1250 plus behind the row of 'Brandy Take the whole lot for 31 ROOMS FOR RENT schools, and stores. Sandra Haun, utilities. No pets. Call Acres I" houses on Brandy Clerk NOTICE $350. No hagglinqi B L 0 > N Near busline. Call 645- Re/Max East of River. COVENTRY-Sunny room. Street and adjacent to the 646-5384. 8201. The fiduciary is: PUBLIC HEARING Ask for Caroline 647- Private entrance, bath, north side of the Town High BOARD OF DIRECTORS HOURS ONLY James M. Higgins, Jr. 1419 or 645-6182. H O LID A Y HEALTH -Life" fireplace. Non-smoker. MANCHESTER-2 ^ h o o l property. A now street, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT c/o James M. Higgins Jr., Esq. time membershio Bedroom, den, Kendall Drive, provides ac­ Refrig./m icrowave cess from Brandy Street over 267 Main Street Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of MANCHESTER- Duplex. $ 8 5 0 . 456-8559, b e ­ allowed. $385 includes screened porch. 2nd Manchester, CT 06040 3 bedrooms, 1 &1/2 SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 an existing right-of-way. Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Lin­ tween 6pm-8pm. " n heats water. 742-5861. floor. Private yard. 1 pet 012-09 coln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, baths. Private fenced in okay. $650. plus Loren H Otter, Conriecticut, on Tuesday, September 11, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. to yard. Air conditioning. O utilities. 2 months Chairman consider and act on the following: $840/month & security. 10AM-3PMONLY MANCHESTER-Kitchen 003-09 NOTICE OF 91 CARS FOR SALE 33 “n security. Availab'o 9/1. a. Appropriation to Education Special Projects — Fund 41 649-6296. privileges. Busline. 643-9382. PUBUC HEARING Parking. Quiet. 647- BOARD OF DIRECTORS — Yfauth Employment...... $1,500.00 9813 after 7pm. $80 MANCHESTER- 2 NOTICE OF TOWN OF MANCHESTER, to be financed by interest earnings of the Manchester 35 STORE & OFFICE PUBUC HEARING Employment Fund. CARDINAL weekly.______bedroom. Stove, CONNECTICUT SPACE 1989 OLDS CUTUSS SUPREME 2door refrigerator, heat, hot BOARD OF DIRECTORS Appropriation to General Fund, TRANSFER to Sanita­ BUICK, INC. 32 APARTMENTS FOR TOWN OF MANCHESTER, The Board of Directors of the water, air conditioning, Town of R ochester, Connec­ tion Fund 19...... $1,538,575.53 MANCHESTER-430 1989 Cavalier Coupe $7,495 CONNECTICUT 1988 Chevy Cavalier O O ______RENT on busline. 647-1595. ticut in its capacity as the to be financed from Fund Balance resulting from Landfill Square feet office $8,990 The Board of Directors of the 1988iOldsCu: Olds Cust Ciuls Wtig $11,480 Water Pollution Control Fees already collected. space. 4 rooms. Abun­ 1989 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX BOLTON- 1/2 almost new MANCHESTER- T 1987 Buick Century Wtig $8,480 ^ DO Town of Manchester, Connec­ Authority, will conduct a Public An Odinance authorizing the purchase of the following duplex, close to 1-384, bedroom. Heat, hot ticut will conduct a Public dant parking. Handicap 1987 Chev Astro Con ton $10,990 H • < Hearing on Tuesday, Septem­ premises through negotiations, or failing that, through 1987 Merc Colony Park Wg $10,980 all electric heat, solar water, carpeting, air Hearing on Tuesday, Septem­ accessible. 643-5747. ber 11, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. in condemnation proceedings, from the following owners 1987 Chevrolet Caprice $7,495 m . hot water. 3 bedrooms, conditioning, all ber 11, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. in for the following amounts: 1987 Buick LeSabreSed 1989 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE the Hearing Room, Lincoln STORE FOR RENT- Main $8,970 1 1/2 baths, fully ap- appliances. 647-1595. the Hearing Room, Lincoln 1987 Buick Centuiy LTD lAtig $8,680 Center, 494 Main Street, Richard P. Hayes 408 Tolland Tpke. $12,700 Street lo c a tio n near plianced kitchen, MANCHESTER- 2 Center, 494 Main Street, 1987 Olds Ciera $6,990 Manchester, Connecticut. (Schedule A -1) Center Street. Ideal for 1987 Isuzu Pup Pickup fireplace, basement. Manchester, Connecticut. $4,280 bedroom Townhouse. The purpose of this hearing is Eighth Utilities 1039 Tolland Tpke. $8 000 store or office. 646- 1986 Buick Riviera $8,980 1989 PONTIAC GRAND AM 2 m Large wooded lot. $790 The purpose of this hearing is All appliances. Heat & to consider constnjction of a Distnct (Schedule A-2) 2425 weekdays 9-5. 1986 Rintiac RrebIrd Cpe $5,990 plus security & utilities. hot water, carpeting, air to consider construction of a 1985 Ford Escort 4 Dr. $3,295 sanitary sewer in the area All of the aforesaid purchases are for the purpose of Available 10/1. 649- conditioning. 649-5249. water main in the area from from #1 through #55 Tolland 1985 Buick % la rk $4,995 I " 33 highway improvements to be made to Tolland Turnpike. 40 WANTED TO RENT 1985 Cadillac ^ DeVille $8,990 5678 or 643-8538 #584 through #960 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, Con­ 1989 OLDS CIERA (A copy of the proposed ordinance may be seen in the 1985 Buick l%irk Aienue $5,990 evenings. Turnpike, Manchester, Con­ necticut. O O Super 4 room flat. 1st necticut Town Clerk's Office during business hours ) GARAGE for antique car 1984 Fbnllac Bonneville $4,990 O BOLTON- modern 1 floor. Appliances. Move Peter P. Lozis, d. storage. 659-1906. 1962 Buick Skylark $2,895 “n Peter P. Lozis, The adoption of an ordinance authorizing the con­ 1978 Buick Estate Wtigon $3,495 bedroom guesthouse in condition. $585 in­ Superintendent m rri Superintendent veyance of premises on the northerly side of Highland 1990 PONTIAC 6000 SE anti-lock brakes, baded on country acreage. cludes heat & hot Water and Sewer 81 Adams Street Water and Sewer Street and the e ^te riy side of Autumn Street to the 58 FLOORING Tile bath, oak floors, water. No pets. Call Division State of Connecticut. Said conveyance is (or the pur­ Manchester S ^ Division Public Works - W Anderson casements, Sue 643-4862. Public Works p l e of highway improvements to Autumn Street and 649-4571 living room, kitchen. No Department Charter Oak Street. (A copy of the proposed ordinance leather, prestige pkg. VERNON- 1 bedroom Department 1990 BUICK PARK AVE pets. $600 plus utilities. Dated at may be seen in the Town Clerk's Office during business O O Available 9/1. 649- Condo, Townhouse 3. Dated at Manchester, Con­ Manchester, Connecticut hours.) . FLOORSANDING necticut Schaller m 2 3446.______Pool, recently This 29th day of August, 1990 ’Floors like new remodeled. $565 per This 29th day of August, 1990 Appropriation and allocation to Capital Improvement ■Specializing in older floor* Quality leather, loaded COVENTRY-Convenient 006-09 Reserve Fund 8-1217 for improvements to •Naiural i stained floors 1990 CADILLAC DEVILLE 5 > month/PO. Free rent 2 004-09 llbraneS ...... ggg QQ Pre-Owned Autos location. 1 Bedroom 9 15. 647-3646. ’No waxing anymore DEPARTMENT OF $19,898.00 to be financed from Fund Balance resulting Value Priced 3J CO apartment. Carpet, NOTICE OF John VerfaKle large kitchen. No pets’. TRANSPORTATION of budget estimates, and 646-5750 USED CAR 33 CONDOMINIUMS PUBUC HEARING OFFICE OF 1990 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SSE ■ $ 4 5 0 a month. 1-1/2 $40,000.00 to be financed from anticipated 1990/91 BEST BUYS! 33 > BOARD OF DIRECTORS PURCHASING library fines. months security. 742- FOR RENT TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ISeriNTEGRAUS 5s OLO> > H AND STORES f. 0569.______CONNECTICUT Appropriation and allocation to Capital Improvement 74 FURNITURE 5 Door. Auto, AC , PW. POL MANCHESTER- Condo at INVITATION TO BID MANCHESTER- 2 Reserve Fund 8-1217 for improvements to 1M7 BUCK PARK AVE. SEDAN 10,900 1990 OLDS SILHOUETTE APV 5,000 rrtles 6,595 2 Beacon Hill. 2 bedroom, The Board of Directors of the COLONIAL-Living room Loaded, Leather Trim, Lke New bedroom Townhouse. Sealed bids will be received at libranes...... $15 651 00 full applainces. Wall to Town of Rochester, Connec­ the Department of Transporta­ set, large sofa, love 1978 OLDS OMEGA CRE $1,995 D All appliances. Heat & ticut in its capacity as the fia n c e resulting from lapsed wall carpeting. Pool. tion, Office of Purchasing S 1989/90 appropriation. ^ seat and chair. Valour Va; A uto Low MUee, ExoeSenl 03 hot water, carpeting, air Water Pollution Control 1987 DODGE CARAVEULE $4,995 Heat & hot water Stores on September 19, 9 Appropriaton to Speda) Grant - Fund 61 - existing with blue and mauve 1990 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX TURBO 8,995 conditioning. Call 649- included. $750/month. Authority, will conduct a Public 1990 for installation of Auto, A C , AUCM Stereo 5249. Hearing on Tuesday, Septem­ ^oow nt #871, Drug Investigation...... $7,599.69 print. Excellent 1968 SUBARU GL 646-2481. replacement truck lifts at 4 SEDAN $6,400 ber 11, 1 ^ at 7:30 p.m. in to be financed by forfeiture payments already received. condition., 646-5862. Auto, A C . PS PB MANCHESTER- Excellent locations and installation of a the Hearing Room, Lincoln h. Authorize construction of sanitary sewers in the area of 1987 MAZDA RX7 $7,900 large 3 room. Stove, now truck lift at 1 location. Bid 1990 PONT GRAND PRIX STE TURBO 8,995 34 HOMES FOR RENT Center, 494 Main Street, No. B901-012. Tolland Turnpike, Route 83, between Taylor Street and 77 GARDENING 5Sf3eed,AC, SummerPon refrigerator, new wall to Manchester, Connecticut. the Vernon Town line. 1966 ACURA LEGEND SED $12,900 Proposals may be picked up VS Aula. Futy Loaded wall carpeting. Referen­ BOLTON- 5 room fur­ CHRYSANTHEMUMS- ces & security. $425 The purpose of this hearing is at th e Department of i. Auteorize c ^ s ^ c tio n of water mains in the area of Tol- 1966 FORD MUSTANG LX SOV-D nished lake front home. to consider constmction of a Dig your own. 550 Bush 1990 BUICK RIVIERA prestige pkg. absolutely loaded Between North Main Street and Union Aula, A C , Low Milee *19,995 plus utilities. 649-4003. September-May. $575 Transportation, Office of Pur- sanitary sower in the area __j^jl]_TOad. Manchester. 1968 MAZDA 323 LX $5,900 -t- security. No pets. Call c h ^in g & Stores, 24 Wbicott MANCHESTER- beautiful from #331 through #462 Tol­ Hill Road, Annex, Auto, A C , Surm ot evenings 828-3664, j Authorize construction of sanitary sewers in the area of 81 OFFICE & RETAIL quality 1 bedroom. land Turnpike, Manchester, Wethersfield, CT. The mailing 1966 CHEVROLET CAVAUER $3,900 635-2089 or 645-8067. SVtoT^ Turnpike between Jefferson Street and Doming EQUIP. 1990OLDSTORONADO loaded Quiet. On busline. Air Connecticut. Auto, A C , PS PB *16,995 address is P.O. Drawer A, conditioned. Including MANCHESTER- central Peter P Lozis, Wethersfield, CT 06109. 1984 PLYMOUTH HCMZON SE . gO LO USED-Office furniture. In­ Auto, A C . PS PB frost free refrigerator, prestigious location. 2 Superintendent o' Manchester are held at For further information contact lOMtions which are accessible to handicapped citizens In ad- cludes desks, chairs, 1967 ACURA INTEGRALS $9,400 self-cleaning oven, Y^ter and Sewer MANY MORE IN STOCK AT BLOWipUT PRICES! story, 3 bedrooms, 2 Mr. Brion J. Robertson, Pur­ Ba®d*capped individuals requiring an auxiliary aid in coat racks. Portable air Auto, AC, Sunoo! dishwasher. Ideal for Division baths. Living room with chasing Services Officer III at conditioning unit. 643- 19eSVWJETTAGL $7,900 seniors or middle aged. Public Works m^Town^^WT 3^ ^ ^ meetings should contact fireplace, dining room. (203)566-507t, ‘ one week pnor to the scheduled meet­ 9566, ask for Linda. Alin A C . PS PB NO GIMMICKS . . . NO HASSLES . Come see why we rare­ Department Basement with 1 car By: Edward Sailer ing so that appropnate arrangements can be made. 19BS PLYMOUTH RELIANT LE $3,900 ly have a vacancy. Dated at We make believers. garage. Fully fenced in Director of Auto A C Large storage area. Backyard. Available Manchester, Connecticut Wallace J. Irish, Jr. 82 RECREATIONAL Purchasing & Stores Secretary, Board of Directors H e a t & h o t w a t e r immediately. $975/ This 29th day of ____ EQUIP, SCHALLER Bureau of Adminstration Dated at Manchester, Connecticut included. $660. 247- month + heat & utilities. August, 1990 Req. No. 212181 this 30th day of August 1990. golf CLUBS- Used. ACURA g o y iA c 5030. 345-8848 005-09 W U e M o t o r s 002-09 010-09 Starter and full sets with 345 CENTER STREET Route 66, Columbia Road, Willimantic, Conn. 423-7746 bags from $3 5. Also MANCHESTER HOURS: Monday thru Thuridiy 8 AM to 8 PM; F iid i, 8 AM to 6 PM: miscellaneous clubs Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM; Alter Houri By Appointment. 649-1794. 647-7077 1 9 9 0 87 MISC. FOR SALE 88 TAG SALES 93 CAMPERS & 94 MOTORCYCLES & 98 WANTED TO BUY/ TRAILERS MOPEDS TRADE MANCHESTER- Huge tag HONDA-1986 CR250. 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If Agassi, who was fined $1,000 long or wide or straight into Ferrando’s for breaking his racket at the French racket at the net. 1“ JO Open, accumulates another S3,5(X) in Ferrando, 24, sprang to the net like a E. o o fines he would be banned from the next wildcat leaping on its prey and attacked O n - v s ? Grand Slam event. Seles the way few players ever had. As ; ; ; m Slock #04023, Wos $16,408 SltKk #101132, was $13,298 Slock #05040, wos $20,209 Meanwhile, Ivan Lendl, unruffled by the crowd roared at the prospect of an the chaos around him, slipped on his upset, the 16-ycar-old Seles bit her lip *13,699* *9,899* *16,599* legionnaires hat again and calmly beat and looked frightened and vulnerable. 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Sud­ 5-4, beating Ferrando at love to complete of three match points against her in the > H a rhythm. 1 never felt free to hit the ball. I denly the match really turned around, to­ a run of eight straight points. 12th game, it seemed she was done. But served lousy for the most part.” tally against me, and 1 couldn’t find my Slock #M05I05, was $9632 Slock #M05232, wos SI 1,053 Seles, serving for the match, now again she came back with the limping She said she was thrown o(T waiting for rhythm.” seemed in control, her composure back Ferrando hitting a backhand into the net. her ninht match after watching the Seles After two completely opposite and CO *7499* 9399 and her opponent a bit rattled by dubious Ferrando shot back a return for a winner * * match in the afternoon and “getting all one-sided sets, Ferrando and Seles -'Ji calls. Yet appearances never were more in the comer to go to match point again as ■CAROUSEL BIRD FEEDER, i?:;: excited” by it. 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The set went with service do hit a couple of unforced errors, and the quarterfinals,” she said. “There’s no ex­ after that until Seles broke again to go up When Seles double-faulted for the first match went into a tie-breaker. 1 9 9 0 ^ 'k ik National Football League ★ ★ ★ ^^^^_National Football League k k k Ho, hum, story looks to be the same in NFC Broncos still focusing in on the Super Bowl By BARRY WILNER NFL’s best running back this year — he The Associated Press wasn’t far from it as a rookie. Defensive­ By BARRY WILNER else playing while we figure out what we Y ly, the Lions arc OK. The Associated Press did wrong not to get there.” Ya’ATi! Green Bay won’t have the magic of ’89 The Broncos can get there even when It’s time for pro football, which, in the There were no celebrations in the NFC, means more of the same. More of without the Majik Man. Anthony Dilweg Elway is not spectacular. He didn’t have isn’t likely to pull off similar miracles streets, few banners hanging from offices, an outstanding season in 1989, but he 1989. More of the 49crs and Vikings and no pep rallies. The Broncos were headed Giants winning divisions, and the Rams and Sterling Sharpe probably won’t lead didn’t have to. In the AFC Championship the league in receptions without Maj­ for yet another Super Bowl and the folks game against Cleveland, however, he was finishing second in the West despite being in Denver were ho-humming the whole the .second-best team in the conference. kowski. Tim Harris, however, should masterful. affair. It means the Cardinals, Buccaneers and remain the best all-around linebacker in Humphrey, operating behind a bulked- “We don’t want to get excited over it,” Falcons slugging it out at the bottom, the NFL. contending for the top pick in the draft. The East winner will be whoever docs one fan said, “because we know they’re And, of course, it means the winner of best in the game with the other two con­ going to lose. Some of us wish they AFC Preview the conference crown ~ it says here the tenders. The Giants and Eagles go at it wouldn’t bother getting there if they’re 49crs have another championship in them Oficning night. just going to lose.” Bill Parcclls’ conservative style with — will win the Super Bowl. Probably And lose they did, in record fashion. up line, was a godsend. Denver gambled' the ball got the Giants a division title and against Denver. Will there be any more excitement in on him in the supplemental draft and 12 wins last sca.son. But they seemed Yawn! Denver next January, when, yes, the came up with a l,0(X)-yard rusher with worn out by it and need to open things up Broncos win another AFC championship more. game-breaking skills. — it would be their fourth in five years? The other gamebreaker is Vance John­ NFC Preview “We had pass-protection problems Or will Coloradoans hold a wake before from time to time,” Phrcells says. “If we son, whose 76 receptions were the most the Super Bowl in Tampa, where the by a Bronco in 25 years. decide to be more wide-open this season, 49crs probably will be waiting to repeal “Are we good enough to win again? 1 Denver went from 8-8 to 11-5 mainly T 1 maybe it’ll get worse. I don’t know.” their 55-10 romp? think we’re even better this year,” 49ers Give it a try. Bill. With Rodney because the defense got stingy. Under O star .safety Ronnie Lott says. “It’s absolutely absurd, even insulting, new coordinator Wade Phillips, they at­ Hampton and Dave Mcggctt in the back- to say you don’t want to get there if 33 “Tl You never get tired of winning. You field and the line improving, it can’t hurt. tacked from everywhere, yielded an you’re going to lose,” coach Dan Reeves never should get tired of what it takes to New York’s drawbacks are the incon­ AFC-low 226 points and learned to shut win, either. sistency of the blockers and defensive says. “How many teams have made the down the run. Their 43 takeaways led the “The interesting thing here is that after backs and a lack of depth everywhere but Super Bowl three limes in four seasons? conference. |E the first Super Bowl, the players realized in the backfield and at linebacker. How many would sacrifice whatever they “Going into last season, we didn’t O O a lot of (endorsements and commercials) could to get to the Super Bowl. know what to expect,” Phillips says. “We were^ not going to happen to us. So, The Eagles have several super players “We set out each year with the goal of were coming off an 8-8 season where the ^ 00 there s not a lot of petty jealousy here that — Randall Cunningham, Reggie White, winning the Super Bowl. To win it, you 'team wasn’t real good on defense. Now, H - < can destroy a team.” Keith Jackson (a holdout), Jerome Brown, have to get there. We’ve had some suc­ the players are confident in what we are Clyde Simmons, Eric Allen. They also There is a lot of talent that can destroy cess getting there, but, of course, we have doing. We can add a few things in the other teams, of course. Lott is the most have too many nonentities, particularly on another step to take.” next few seasons to make it more com­ recognizable on a defense that often is the offensive line and at linebacker. Taking that step should be easier now plex, but we will remain a defense that overshadowed by the star-laden, some­ that the Broncos have a solid defense and utilized the athlete.” times unstoppable offense. But the And their coaching is suspect. Buddy Ryan has proven he can turn a team into a a standout runner in Bobby Humphrey. The best of those athletes are safeties defenders make plenty of big plays, too, Their division isn’t exactly Murderers’ on 332 and there are no weak spots. Some names contender but has shown no signs he can Steve Atwater and Dennis Smith, Row, either. to remember for the future are LB Bill take it further. linebackers Karl Mecklenburg and Simon O O The only challenge to the Broncos in Fletcher. O “ n Romanowski, safety Chet Brooks and Still, the Eagles routinely make big lineman Pierce Holt. the West will come from Kansas City, The Chiefs will challenge with defense, plays, leading the NFL with 56 m r n which seems to be a year or so away of­ led by LBs Derrick Thomas and Dino The attack has everything, beginning, SUPER JOE - Joe Montana, who has led the San F ra n d s ^ g e rS takeaways. That’s a great equalizer. naturally, with Joe Montana, the most fensively and right on schedule defensive­ Hackclt, linemen Neil Smith, Dan P 03 successful quarterback of his time. Mon­ to two straight Super Bowl titles, will try to lead the club to another as Washington’s questions are on defense ly. More serious contenders for the AFC Saleaumua and Bill Maas. Ironically, it is DENVER LEADER — John Elway, who has led the Denver Broncos tana, 34, recently signed a megabuck con­ the NFL season approaches. The season kicks off next Sunday. particularly in the backfield and at championship are the Bengals, Oilers and their secondary, the suongcsl in the NFL to the Super Bowl but not to the Super Bowl title, will try again when O O tract t^ t made him the highest-paid linebacker. Increased speed is a must and Bills. a couple years ago, that has become m 2 there is no depth. the NFL season kicks off next Sunday. player in the sptort. Any arguments? To win that faceoff, the Rams need to Buffalo won’t be pressed any more in suspect. 'The 49ers are on a roll right now,” and-shoot pack from Detroit in the the East than Denver is out West. The 5 > plug up some holes on defense and in the Central, while last year’s most improved Against many teams, the Redskins can KC must rely on powerhouse Christian > r~ Saints president Jim Finks says. “They backfield. Can Cleveland Gary take over best race will be in the Central Division, ning game has two possible l,(X)0-yard suu-sludded cast led by defenders Bruce D 03 feel that everything they do is right. The team. Green Bay, won’t contend if it m ^e up for their defensive shortcomings Okoye for most of its offense. Okoyc led the running chores with Greg Bell traded? doesn’t sign QB Don Majkowski. New with a high-powered attack featuring a where Cincinnati should rebound from an the NFL in ru.shing last season and might gainers in him and Brooks. The line, as Smith, Cornelius Bennett and Shane Con- only thing I’d say to the 49ers is they can Arc young defenders Brian Smith and injury-racked year of inconsistent defense always, is big and tough. lan, quarterback Jim Kelly, RB Thurman 33 > sign all those kinds of guys they want to, York, Philadelphia and Washington all are tremendous trio of receivers: Art Monk, have to do it again to gel the Chiefs into Michael Stewart going to give the neces­ and inept special teams. But the Oilers, But can the Bengals stop people? Thomas and WR Andre Reed. If they all > -* but they’d better not lose Montana, or playofT-caliber teams, but none seem to Ricky Sanders and Gary Clark. Strong- the playoffs. sary support to Fred Strickland, Kevin be Super Bowl quality. armed Mark Rypien will get the ball to using the run-and-shoot new coach Jack And can the Oilers? Houston also must get along, they will cruise. T3 they’re going to fall back to the pack.” San Diego, with Beathard as GM, will Greene, Alvin Wright and Jerry Gray? The Vikings have the defcn.se to com­ them and an experienced backfield led by Pardee brought with him from the Univer­ answer yes to that question to get to its Miami apparently is developing a Montana’s orchestration of the Los Angeles has as good an offensive sity of Houston, will be right there. be aggressive in pursuit of talent. Far precision passing game is so masterful pete with anybody, but nobody can be Gerald Riggs and Earnest Byner, opicrat- first Super Bowl. Like the Bengals, the defense and a running game, but not as line as San Francisco and is close at sure about their offense. They must find a ing behind the Hogs, should esublish ball now, most of its talent is on defense, led Oilers have the firepower. that, given good health, he should be just The biggest falls should come in In­ quickly as Denver. So Dan Marino to receiver and, yes, quarterback. Jim way to better utilize Hcrschcl Walker and control. by Lee Williams, Burt Grossman, Lesley Houston also has the right weapons for as effective when the four-year contract dianapolis, where bad relations with star Mark Clayton still will be the focal point. Everett uailcd only Montana in the NFC they need more consistency from quarter­ O’Neal, Billy Ray Smith and Gill Byrd. the run-and-shoot: mobile, versadle QB expires. players, bad trades and bad management quarterback rankings, throwing for 4,310 back Wade Wilson. If they get it. But against New York and Philadelphia Warren Moon; quick, smart receivers With the Joe Walton years gone, the It doesn’t hurt that he can turn to a could lead to a last-place finish; Neither the Raiders nor Seahawks have yards and a league-leading 29 touch­ Walker’s running and receiving, Wilson’s - n o t to mention the 49ers, Vikings and Drew Hill, Ernest Givins and Curtis Dun­ Jets set about rebuilding with a solid Jerry Rice, Roger Craig, John Taylor and downs. Receivers Henry Ellard, Flipper Bams — the lack of balance will hurt. Cleveland, where age and lack of depth the tools to contend. Art Shell will have Tom Rathman at any time. passing to Anthony Carter, Steve Jordan can; runners who can catch the ball and management team. Their most pressing Anderson, Aaron Cox, Pete Holohan arc could catch up with the Browns; and to wait awhile before returning die Silver Just as significant as the skills of the and Hassan Jones, and a solid offensive The rest of the NFC teams can concern block, most notably Alonzo Highsmith problems are at quarterback and on both superb, with Anderson ready to challenge Seattle, where the Seahawks admit they and Black to the glory days he ex­ players is the approach of the coach. line could lift Minnesota to the highest and Allen Pinkett; a solid line. lines. Rice as the most dangerous deep threat in level. ^emselves with rebuilding. Only New are retooling. perienced as a player. The defense is While Bill Walsh was somewhat over- Orleans would seem to have an Ltsidc The Sieelers turned the worst start of New England also has a new manage­ the game. “We have a great defense and we aging in key spots and is inexperienced in bcanng, George Seifert is less image-con- shot at a wild-card slot, while Dallas and Teams on the rise include San Diego, 1989 into a nice finish and nearly got to ment team and just as many problems as Of utmost importance for the Rams is should have a great offense,” Wilson others, while the offensive line and ■scious. He doesn’t take the high-pressure the conference championship game. But avoiding any inferiority complex regard­ says. “We think the ability certainly is Phoenix have the longest climb. The under Bobby Beaihard, and New York, quarterbacking is inconsistent. Not even the Jets. The Colts don’t have a new route with his players and his methods Bears also have to start over, just one year their passing attack needs serious upgrad­ management team, which means even ing the Niners. here.” under Dick Steinberg and Bmce Coslel. Bo Jackson, who comes aboard in mid- obviously worked in 1989. emoved from being hosts for the NFC ing and the defense has to get more pres­ more woes, particularly with Eric Bicker- QC “We can’t be concerned with what they Dctroit’.s ability to upgrade the run- As Reeves says, the Broncos have Oclobcr, can do enough to offset those They should work just as well in 1990. championship game. sure on opposing passers. son, uh, Dickerson complaining again. do, except when we’re playing them,” and-.sh(K)t is critical to iLs success. The nothing to apologize; for. They are a fine problems. The Rams will give cha.se with a ter­ The Browns have defensive woes that Everett says. “We have a good enough Lions caught fire at the end of last season, team and their achievements in llie AFC rific club that likely would win any other Predictions: Cincinnati has the most explosive at­ even a standout coach such as Bud Car- PREDICTION: team to go out and win our games every running and shooting to five straight should not be downgraded because they division. Their biggest worry is not to get week, but if we let something distract us, EAST: Giants. tack in the AFC, so defense is the key. son can’t hide. Bcrnie Kosar, Webster WEST: Denver. frusuated with the chase. Just as they did wins. Rodney Peete suirts at quarterback, haven’t measured up on Super Sunday. we’ll be in trouble.” CENTRAL: Vikings. The Bengals will score lots of points be­ Slaughter and Eric Metcalf had better last year, the Rams should wind up with a but how long will it take Andre Ware, the CENTRAL: Cincinnati. The rest of the NFC will have trouble WEST: 49crs hind the passing of Boomer Esiason to provide plenty of points. championship game showdown against prototype player to guide this offense, to “It’s a very difficult thing to deal with, EAST: Buffalo. keeping pace with the Western guys. take over. WILD CARDS: Redskins, Rams, San Franci.sco. Eagles. losing die way we have,” John Elway Eddie Brown, Tim McGee, Rtxlney Hol­ If Buffalo has put its petty jealousies WILD CARDS: Houston, Kansas City, Minnesota should hold off the run- Look for Barry Sanders to be the says. “But I’d rather have the chance to man and James Brooks. If Ickcy Woods Miami. NFC CHAMPION: 49ers. aside, it should have no uoublc holding win the Super Bowl than watch someone comes back from knee surgery, die run- off Miami in the East. The Bills have a AFC CHAMPION: Denver. 1 9 9 Q

7 Fuhr’s admission shocks NHL Top 25 clubs EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — Edmonton general manager Glen courages players to keep their Grant Fuhr’s admission of long-term Sather confirmed Fuhr was treated problems to themselves. substance abuse shocked the city of for cocaine abuse at the center. And Bob Goodenough, deputy director begin season Edmonton, its Stanley Cup cham­ he said he believes Fuhr has been of the players’ association, said his pion Oilers and the NHL on Friday. off the drug for a year. organization has no formal treat­ Fuhr’s confession in a newspaper The NHL launched an investiga­ ment program but “we have referral By The Associated Press story spurred some phone calls to tion Friday and said Fuhr will be systems in place.” local radio shows calling for his -ft.' able to practice with the Oilers when Bill Ranford, who played goal on If all work and no play makes dull Aggies, Texas banishment from hockey. training camp opens, but he won’t h the way to the Stanley Cup last A&M coach R.C. Slocum would just as soon be dull. I But the Oilers, who leave Satur­ be allowed to play in any preseason season in Fuhr’s absence, roomed day to start an exhibition tour of games. Slocum said his most important task since his team ar­ with Fuhr. He said he never noticed rived Wednesday in Hawaii was keeping the 13th-ranked West Germany and Austria without A hearing has been set for Sept. a drug problem. Aggies focused on their season opener against Hawaii on Fuhr, closed ranks after the Edmon­ 26 in Toronto, where the NHL “Whatever substance abuse was Saturday. ton Journal reported the former all- Players’ Association, league offi­ involved, I never saw him doing it,” “All the distractions Hawaii has to offer aren’t good star goal tender admitted to a sub­ cials and the principals involved will he said. “When the truth comes out, stance abuse problem dating to 1983 discuss the matter. for our players,” Slocum said. “They have to remain then the disciplinary action, if there focused on what this game means to us.” or 1984. Sather said Fuhr will not accom­ is any, will come out. Then he’ll And that means work comes first, sun, sand and surf “A newspaper article is just that,” pany the team when it leaves for have to deal with that.” second. t : defenseman Flandy Gregg said at the Europe, but he will report to training Dr. Art Quinney, the Oilers’ fit­ University of Alberta where some of camp in Edmonton on Sept. 7. “Winning this game might help us get a bowl bid later ness consultant who was conducting on,” Slocum said. the Oilers were undergoing medical One source close to the Oilers Friday’s medical tests, said he never tests. said Fuhr would be lucky to receive noticed any problems with Fuhr “Until we hear more about it, I any suspension of less than a year. other than his habit of reporting to don’t think it’s appropriate for any However, Oilers co-coach Ted camp overweight. College Football The Associated Press of the players to comment. All the Green said Fuhr will be back in the players will certainly support their Quinney, who was called in u THREE BACK — Jim Thorpe helps his putt NHL this season “and for several by Texas A&M, coming off an 8-4 season, is wary of teammates in any way they can. Sather in 1986 to refute a Sports H along during the first round of the Greater Mil­ years to come.” Hawaii’s prowess at Aloha Stadium. A loss to Michigan That’s the way it’s always been with “It’s unfortunate pro athletes get lustrated article that reported fj?. waukee Open Thursday in Franklin, Wis. the Oilers.” widespread drug use among State in last year’s Aloha Bowl broke the Rainbows’ into these sorts of things, but all the the string of 12 straight home games without a loss, includ­ Thorpe, who shared the first-round lead, fired For Fuhr, 28, often considered the people who want to jump on Grant Oilers, said NHL players are employees like any other workers ing an upset over No. 9 Iowa in their 1988 season a 73 on Friday to stand three strokes off the league’s best goaltender, it has been Fuhr’s back should look at the rest opener. a difficult year. He was injured most t pace. of society, because that’s the cause “They have human rights and Tlie Rainbows finished 9-3-1 last season, earned their of last season and was divorced of it,” Green said. “We should start they have occupational rights,” he first bowl bid and spent several weeks in the national from his wife, Corinne. painting everyone with the same said. “Any of the testing we do with rankings. He failed a private drug test and brush.” any athlete, they’re well aware of all In other Top 25 games Saturday, Long Beach State spent two weeks in a Florida drug Stewart leads Rich Winter, Fuhr’s former agent the things we’re measuring, and plays No. 10 Clcmson, No. 18 Pittsburgh meets Ohio tteatment center in August 1989, al­ who pged him to take the drug test why we’re measuring them. University, Baylor faces No. 7 Nebraska. Fbcific plays though he said he has not used an il­ he failed, criticized the NHL’s drug No. 8 Tennessee, No. 15 Virginia is at Kansas, No. 16 legal substance since then. ‘To this point, we have not dealt Milwaukee golf policy on Friday. He said it en­ with the area of substance abuse.” Brigham Young meets Texas-El Paso, and Kent State is at No. 25 West Virginia. Reginald Pinlo/Manchester Herald Syracuse played No. 9 Southern California Friday TO SEE ACTION — Mary Moriarty, seen in a game from the 1989 season, and her By RICK GANO Whittingham again saddling night in the Kickoff Classic at East Rutherford, NJ. Manchester High teammates will host a quad scrimmage today at Memorial Field starting at 1 The Associated Press Ohio U. at No. 18 Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh is one of p.m. against three of Top 10 teams in the country a year ago. The opposition includes Newton many ranked teams debuting against a so-so opponent. (Mass.) North, the mythical champ a year ago, Washingtonville, N.Y. (No. 6) and Wilton High FRANKLIN, Wis. (AP) — Ray Stewart followed an Ohio University, 1-9-1 a year ago, hasn’t won its (No. 10). There is a $2 admission fee for adults and $1 for students. 1“ JO opening-day 63 — which was bettered by one stroke in hopeful in Arlington Million season opener in 10 years and new coach Tom Lichten- the second round by Scott Verplank — with a 2-under- berg said the Bobcats don’t have much chance to end that o o par 70 on Friday for a one-suoke lead halfway through streak in his debut. Q " n By ED SCHUYLER JR. Gulf. Two horses who aren’t here 14th in the Prix de I’Arc de Triom- the Greater Milwaukee Open. Pitt returns its two top weapons — running back Cur- The Associated Press are He de Nisky and Batshoof, who phe last Oct. 8 before joining Whit­ Stewart, who was tied for the lead with Jim Thorpe vin Richards and quarterback Alex Van Pelt — from an are Britain-bas^ and Arab-owned. tingham at Santa Anita. Giants and Browns each after one round, had two bogeys and four birdies on CHICAGO — Call him Mr. Mil­ 8-3-1 team. “They (the owners) can’t spend Golden Pheasant has won two of Friday, giving him a 36-hole total of 133, 11 under par lion. time with their managers and “I’d rather be playing somebody other than Pitt,” Lich- and one stroke better than Ken Green. four starts this year, all of them in That’s Charlie Whittingham, the trainers to make decisions,” Nick California. icnbcrg said. “You watch them on film and Ohio U., in o o Vetplank sUnng together seven straight birdies for his 77-year-oId Hall of Fame trainer Clark, managing director of the In­ the history of the school, probably hasn’t played anybody minus some key personnel m z: Steinlen has three wins, two 62, one stroke off the course record set by Green when who will saddle his 14th Arlington ternational Racing Bureau, said. The with more talent.” he won the tournament in 1988. seconds and a third in seven starts roster. 5 > Million starter Sunday in a bid for two horses, however, might not have this year. Lichicnbcrg questioned whether the Bobcats’ By The Associated Press There were eight games Friday > r- Verplank started the day at two over, then went to his third victory. night, including Atlanta at New “I think 1 know who 43 of my 47 come to the Million under any cir­ Prized, who won the Breeders’ $UK),(X)0 paycheck is worth a potentially confidence- X 05 work on the back nine with birdies from 11 through 17. He won the race with Perrault in When ihe New York Giants and England, Detroit at Cincinnati, players will be,” Parcells said. cumstances. Cup Turf in his debut on the grass wrecking loss. “I can’t explain it. I made a lot of good shots. I never 1982 and Estropade in 1986. He also Cleveland Browns finish their ex­ Green Bay at Kansas City, In­ Cleveland, troubled by holdouts While there are no European- last Nov. 4, won the Arcadia Hand­ “They’re loaded,” he said. made a long putt. On No. 17,1 was wondering what the posted a third with Gato Del Sol in dianapolis at New Orleans, Min- and injuries on the offensive line based horses in the second-smallest icap and San Luis Rey in March at Pacific U. at No. 8 Tennessee: Both Tennessee head hibition schedule Saturday night, (birdie) record was,” Verplank said. 1984 and a second with Greinton in Million field — eight started in coach Johnny Majors and defensive coordinator Larry who isn’t playing may be as impor­ and the absence of those defensive The PGA record is eight suaight birdies held by three 1985. Santa Anita before suffering a foot starters, is 1-3. 1987 when Manila won — Golden injury and knee problems. Laccwcll say I^cific has at least one edge — mystery. tant as who is. players. Verplank’s attempt at tying that mark ended with His hope Sunday, in an excep­ The Browns enter the game at Taylor’s place at outside lineback­ Pheasant, Steinlen, Classic Fame Classic Fame, who finished “The first three games we play against an opponent NFL Roundup a par on No. 18. tionally strong field of 11 grass run­ Giants Stadium with three defensive er has been taken by Johnie Cooks, and Alwuhush have raced in seventh in the English Derby June 7, who hasn’t played,” Majors said. “That gives them the Verplank had four more birdies on the first seven holes ners, is Golden Pheasant, the early starters holding out; the Giants have who also plays inside. Europe. 1989, has won two of five starts in advantage of surprise. We don’t know what they’ll use. ncsota at Miami, the Los Angeles of the front side but misjudged the par-3 8th, hit over the co-third choice at 5-1 with Classic “I think this horse is as good as We’re ttying to prepare for several eventualities, just like two, including nine-time All-Pro Rams at Washington, Phoenix at “1 know my role,” Cooks said. green and took his only bogey of the round. Fame. the United States this year, with two “I’m not going to get a big head to any of them,” Whittingham said of seconds and a third. we did for Colorado (Sunday in a 31-31 tie in the Pigskin linebacker Lawrence Taylor. Denver, and Seattle at San Francis­ Was the course record on his mind? The 1 •/4-mile Million is one of Taylor remains at an impasse in co. think I’m the man out there. I’m Golden Pheasant. “He’s a better Post time is 5:42 p.m. EDT, and Classic).” “I was thinking more about trying to shoot 59 when I three important stakes on the grass his demand for a contract of nearly here as a backup. I’m preparing horse than Steinlen. When he runs the race will be televised by ABC Laccwcll said the Tigers will pass a lot, but he doesn’t The rest of Saturday’s schedule was standing on the sixth hole,” Verplank said. “I didn’t this weekend at Arlington. Capades $2 million per year. He reportedly myself to start. Every year it’s his race, he blows by them.” from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. The winner know to whom or from what formation. includes San Diego at the Los An­ put a lot of pressure on myself to do it, but I was thinking heads a field of 12 fillies and mares Whittingham is worried about “We don’t have any idea what Walt Harris is going to has been given permission to seek a geles Raiders in a day game, and someone else who’s holding out. 1 if 1 hit a couple more good shots I’ll have a chance. But a for the $500,000-guarantecd Bever­ will get $6(X),(X)0 from the $1 mil­ know he’s going to be here.” Golden Pheasant’s post jjosition. lion purse. do,” Laccwcll said. “It’s like going from daylight to dark ttade. two battles for unofficial state cham­ split-second decision on No. 8 killed me.” ly D Saturday, while Kentucky The Browns, meanwhile, just pionships at night — Houston at “I was hoping 1 would not get one The field, with jockeys, in post in philosophies. The importance of the battle of Green shot a 69 Friday in a round that included five Derby winner Unbridled is signed linebacker Clay Matthews, Dallas and Philadelphia at Pittsbur­ or 11,” Whittingham said. Golden position order: Golden Pheasant, “We’re having to practice against a lot of things we Texas is demonsttated by the fact birdies and a double-bogey. scheduled to make his debut on the Pheasant drew the rail. but remain without three other Gary Stevens; Alwuhush, Jerry may not ever sec. That lakes away from your preparation gh. that Dallas won last year, finished Brian Claar, Mark Lye and Billy Mayfair were two turf Monday in the $250,000- defensive starters — middle Even without Taylor and Mar­ “If jo u break a step slow, you’re Bailey; El Senor, Angel Cordero; time, and this is a short week anyway. I just wish I knew 3-1 in the exhibition season, then shots off the pace. Lye had a second-day 66, Claar 67 guarantecd Secretariat. linebacker Mike Johnson and defen­ shall, the Giants have been unbeaten gone, said Whittingham, who wor­ With Approval, Craig Pcrret; Prized, what he was going to run. It’s awful.” finished 1-15 in the regular season. and Mayfair 69 for 135 totals at the 7,030-yard TUck- Steinlen, the 1989 Million win­ ries about other horses bearing in sive backs Frank Minnicficld and during the exhibition season. Their Eddie Delahoussaye; Classic Fame, Long Beach St. at No. 10 Clemson: Clcmson coach away Country Club in Franklin, a Milwaukee suburb. ner, is the early Million favorite at Felix Wright. Wright and Min- three straight wins have run their This year, the Cowboys have con­ and boxing Golden Pheasant on the Chris McCarron; Pleasant Variety, Ken Hatfield, who came to the Tigers from Arkansas Thorpe followed his 63 with a 73 and was three shots 5-2. Next at 7-2 is Prized, who is rail. niefield have been as contentious as preseason mark under Bill Parcells centrated less on winning and so Earlic Fires; Saratoga Passage, Pat after Danny Ford resigned under pressure this year, back along with several other golfers, including unbeaten in three starts on the grass, Golden Pheasant, owned by Taylor in their holdouts. to 27-6, although Parcells was un­ have the Oilers. Houston has been Verplank. Day; Ten Keys, Kent Desormeaux; makes his debut against Long Beach State and new but who has not raced since March Bruce McNall and hockey star coach George Allen. The last weekend of the exhibi­ happy with pass protection in the installing new systems on offense 25. Double Booked, Art Madrid Jr., and Stewart, playing in the morning, was able to hold on to Wayne Gretzky, posted two wins Hatfield will get his first taste of Clcmson tradition tion season began Thursday night, 17-7 win over the Jets last week. and defense under new coach Jack the lead despite shooting seven strokes higher than his Steinlen, Jose Santos. The size of the field might have and three seconds in six starts in during the pregame ritual of touching Howard’s Rock, with Tampa Bay beating the New This game is most important for a Pardee, and is winlcss in three first round. been affected by the crisis in the Each starter will carry 126 games. England and France, and finished pouixis. then running down the hill that leads into Death Valley to York Jets 23-14 and Chicago routing group of players on the fringe of the the cheers of 80,000 fans. Buffalo 35-7. Pardee doesn’t really care. 9 9 0 Marshall says Clemens best he’s ever seen CLEVELAND/^T ir\7t:T AXTT-v/Ar>\ (AP) — Mike Marshall . . . New York Mets after last .season and was finesse and smarts,” Marshall said. second base. Boston came back with Tyson injury played behind some superb pitchers u-aded to the Boston Red Sox in July. “When Roger needs to blow somebody during his nine years in Los Angeles, single mns in the fifth and eighth innings Marshall was with the Dodgers when away, he just reaches back and strikes pitchers like Fernando Valenzuela and to tie it, then won it with seven mns in the Hershi.ser pitched 59 consecutive shutout him out.” ninth. Dwight Evans drew a bases-loadcd Orel Hershiser. None, he says, compares innings in September 1988, breaking Don delays bout with Roger Clemens. Clemens became the major leagues’ walk to break tlie 2-2 tic. Dry.sdale’s 20-year-old record of 58. .second 20-gamc winner Thursday night “Right now, he’s the best I’ve ever Clemens, battling a cold and bending “Orel was tcrrinc, but Orel didn’t when he pitched an eight-hitter and beat ATLAhmC CITY, NJ. (AP) — Mike Tyson sustained seen,’’ .says Marshall, who went to the over periodically to catch his breath, a 48-stitch cut alwve his right eye from a head butt while dominate the way Roger can. Orel used the Cleveland Indians 9-2. He has won walked none, struck out nine and pitched / sparring on Friday and promoters were forced to eight straight .starts, allowing six earned his seventh complete game. runs over th.at sp;m, and the two earned postpone his Sept. 22 fight with Alex Stewan. “He didn’t have his best stuff tonight, Tyson was spamng with Greg Page when the butt oc­ runs in the Cleveland game were tainted. but he certainly kept them in the game,” Both runs resulted from a pair of slop­ curred. He was taken to Dr. Ira Trocki’s office in Mar­ Cleveland’s Brook Jacoby said. “He was gate, N.J. for treatment. py outfield plays in the third inning. Mar­ making pitches up high that we really “Tyson suffered a laceration over his right eye which NT shall, playing right field, made it all pos­ couldn’t handle.” sible by letting Joel Skinner’s leadoff extended down to his upper eyelid and went through to single bounce past him for an error, put­ “With Roger out there, I always feel the bone,” Trocki said. “He received his 48 stitches like a ting Skinner at third with nobody out. like we can win,” Evans said. champ. In a few weeks, he’ll be back to his champion­ ship style.” / “I botched that play up and cost us a With a 20-5 record and a 1.95 ERA — Tyson will t^ e one week off and then resume training, couple of runs there,” Marshall said. virtually unheard of for an American but Trocki said spamng will be restricted for at least Roger didn’t hang his head or show us League pitcher during the designated hit­ three weeks. up or anything. If he loses his concentra­ ter era — Clemens is making a strong bid “It is very unfortunate that the fight has to be tion, he could give up four or five mns. for his third Cy Young Award in five postponed, Tyson said. “I’m in the best shape of my life But he’s a professional.” years. He leads the AL in ERA, strikeouts and have been training very hard for this fight. 1 have (198) and shutouts (four), and is second Instead, Clemens went back to work lx:en waiting for the chance to fight Alex Stewart but this . . w ' and struck out the next two hitters. Jerry to Oakland’s Bob Welch in victories. is a temporary setback. I’m not going anywhere, neither Browne, however, singled to left, scoring Welch was going for No. 22 Friday night is Alex. I’m sure when the time comes, we’ll be ready to V Skinner, and Clemens was behind in a against Texas. get it on.” game for only the second time in six The 10-round fight had been scheduled for the Trump " n August starts. The right-handed Clemens is so Plaza Hotel on the same night Julio Cesar Chavez and O dominant that Oakland, very much aware Ahn Kyung-Duk were to meet with the World Boxing that he could start two or even three “n Browne then scored from first when an Council and International Boxing Federation junior wel­ easy fiy ball to left center by Carlos Baer- games in the AL playoffs, this week ac­ terweight titles at stake. TAGGED OUT — Cincinnati’s Paul O’Neill is tagged out on a steal attempt by Chicago p caused confusion between Ellis Burks quired left-handed hitter Harold Baines This was to be Tyson’s second fight since losing his and switch-hitter Willie McGee. in center and Mike Greenwell in left. title to Buster Douglas at Tokyo on Feb. 11. Tyson im­ second baseman Ryne Sandberg in the sixth inning of their game Friday in Chicago The Both watched it fall between them for a proved his record to 38-1 with a first-round knockout of Cubs won, 4-3. double. Clemens was asked if the A’s moves o 5 flattered him. Henry Tiliman on June 16. Clemens reaction? “I am confident the doctor performed his task exueme- 00 It seems like they’re always moving ly well and Mike will be back and ready to go in a few “They were upset when they made the forward,” he said. “Of course. I’ve faced H - < mistakes out there,” Clemens said. “I just weeks,” promoter Don King said. “We will work ex­ Mets’ dramatic comeback Harold before. It’ll be interesting facing peditiously to reschedule this event and we are looking m . wanted them to know I had confidence in Willie McGee.” ” “ 3^' Clemens. a b o J e 'T 'S S them.” forward with great anticipation to this spectacular bout between Tyson and Stewart.” r c by new teammate Mike Marshall, who has seen the likes of Orel Her­ Clemens’ eight-game winning streak is The Indians, 2-14 against Clemens, Stewart was disappointed when told of the postpone­ produces win over Giants i m shiser and Fernando Valenzuela when he was with the Los Anqeles the second-best of his career. He won 14 Dodgers, the best of all of them. ^ didn’t come close to scoring again, get­ ment at his camp at Monticello, N.Y., but he managed to decisions in 15 starts at the beginning of get something positive out of it. He headed for a Chinese NEW YORK (AP) — Howard sixth inning with his 27th homer on ting only one other runner as far as the 1986 season. The loss cut Pittsburgh’s lead in On JO5 restaurant as he broke training. Johnson’s bloop RBI single in the an 0-1 pitch. On Aug. 17 at San the NL East to a half-game over “I’m terribly disappointed. I was working hard. I was ninth inning capped a dramatic Francisco, the Giants beat Viola 3-2 New York. O O ready to fight,” he said. "This is frustrating but it’s out of two-out, three-run rally as the New on Williams’ three-run homer. Q "H Griffeys part of baseball history my hands. I’m going to win the fight sooner or later York Mets beat the San Francisco Kevin Mitchell celebrated the Cubs 4, Reds 3: At Chicago, Mitchell joins anyway.” Giants 4-3 on Friday night for their Luis Salazar and Joe Girardi hit RBI By JIM COUP fourth straight victory. singles in the ninth inning Friday to Initially, Griffey chose retirement, centrating on this season. The P CO The Associated Press thinking the Mariners would be able The Mets entered the night l'/2 lift the Chicago Cubs over the Cin­ Mariners signed him for the NL Roundup cinnati Reds 4-3. to pick him up, allowing him to play remainder of the 1990 season. games behind first-place Pittsburgh o O SEATTLE — Ken Griffey; an with his son for a month. financial elite Patriots routed in the National League East. The Bill Long (6-0) pitched a perfect “This all happened because of ninth inning for the victory. Randy m 2 18-year major league veteran, began However, National League rules what Junior has done,” he said. “I Pirates played the Astros at Hous­ signing of a four-year, $15 million thinking about making baseball his- required a 60-day waiting period ton. Myers (3-4) took the loss after never thought he’d make it to the NEW YORK (AP) — Kevin Mitchell took his conuact on Friday by hitting his 5> > f " , tory 18 months ago — by becoming before a “retired” player could be by the Falcons New York tried to bolster its blowing his fifth save in 32 chances big leagues as quickly as he did.” place^ong baseball’s financial elite Friday when he 31st home run leading off the eighth postseason hopes by acquiring this year. D CO the first father to play on the same sign^ by another team. Griffey said And he never thought he’d play to give the Giants a 3-1 lead. FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — Chris Miller and Hugh second baseman Tommy Herr and major league team with his son. he didn’t understand the 60-day rule for 18 years, cither. The Mets took a 1-0 lead when Expos 5, izodgers 2: At X > at first. Millen each passed for two touchdowns, the defense ran catcher Charlie O’Brien before the Tim Teufel led off with his seventh “For the last year and a half, this 1 thought I’d have 10 good years back two second-half fumbles and the Atlanu Falcons game. Montreal, rookie Chris Nabholz al­ > H So Griffey “unretired,” and the and that would be about it,” said home run on the first pitch of the lowed one hit in seven innings and is something that has been in the fro ^ g q V io S l 53.5 million completed their first unbeaten exhibition season with a But when the game started, Don ■0 Reds released him last weekend. Griffey, a key member of Cincin­ third inning from Robinson. Teufel Delino DeShields homered and back of my'mind,” he said. T ^ ^3.75 million per 45-14 victory over winless New England Friday night. Robinson was in conuol until the Wednesday, he cleared waivers and nati s “Big Red Machine” during the ^ o n . His deal matches that of teammate \ S l will probably take a seat on the drove in tluec runs as the Montreal At 19, Ken Griffey Jr., top draft Within a 1:43 span of the second quarter, the Falcons ninth inning. Robinson was one out was signed by the Mariners to make 1970s. He played on two World C ^ k , who signed for $3.75 million for each of four bench for the rest of the season in Expos snapped the Los Angeles choice in the nation in 1987 from yciirs. increased a 17-14 halftime lead to 31-14. away from a six-hit victory before baseball history: A father and son on Scries winners. favor of Herr. Dodgers’ five-game winning streak Cincinnati’s Moeller High School, At 10:50, defensive end Rick Bryan ran 56 yards with Dave Magadan kept the Mets alive the same major league roster. The Griffeys have more than a The Giants tied it with with two with a 5-2 victory on Friday night. ■ arrived as a rookie for the Seattle said N.fnrP'J’T^^. Mitchell a fumble recovery following Marcus Cotton’s sack of with a single. Griffey didn’t play in Seattle on father-son relationship. It’s a outs in the fifth. Brett Butler reached Nabholz (3-0) struck out five and Mariners. ® ihe New York New England’s M^c Wilson. Gregg Jefferies followed with a Wednesday and Thursday nights relationship that has grown through Mets his former club. “It’s good to be around people on a swinging bunt down the first- walked six in his fifth major league Against the odds, Griffey Jr. over­ It became 31-14 at 12:33 when Hugh Millen, taking run-scoring double and Steve against Detroit. But he was baseball. like A1 Rosen and Roger Craig.” ^ ^ base line and moved to tliird when start. The only hit he allowed was a came his youth and inexperience scheduled to start in left field — over from Miller, hit Stacey Bailey for an 11-yard touch­ Bedrosian (6-8) relieved. The Giants and stuck. At 20, when most young “We’re friends,” Griffey Jr. said. Mitchell, 28, can also make S1(X)(X)0 for beino Greg Litton followed with a hard broken-bat oppositie-ficld single by alongside his son — Friday night down, the first of two scoring connections. It was set up walked Darryl Strawberry intention­ grounder off first baseman players are in Double A ball, he “We’ve become more like on Charles Dimry’s interception and nine-yard return, Kirk Gibson in the fourtli. against Kansas City. brothers over the last four or five World Senes MVP and $25,000 for making the All- ally but Kevin McReynolds ruined Magadan’s glove. Will Clark tied Braves 4, Cardinals I; At Atlan­ blossomed and became the first “This is the pinnacle for me, putting the ball on the New l^gland 14. the strategy with a game-tying Mariners player elected to the All- years,” the elder Griffey said. “He’s the score with a single up the mid­ ta, John Smoltz allowed seven hits something I’m very proud of,” Grif­ The Falcons completed their second-half defensive single up the middle. John.son won it dle. Star game. He was the American asked me for a lot more advice than Oakland ri^ t fielder Jose Canseco is the highest blitz at 8:23 of the fourth quarter when Shawn Lee, a late in 8 1-3 innings for his third straight fey .said. “You can talk about the ’76 he ever a.skcd before.” when he dumped a single that Astros 3, Pirates 2: At Houston, League’s starting center fielder at roster addition, grabbed another fumble forced by a Cot- victory as the Atlanta Braves beat batting race, the two World Series I landed just in front of right fielder Glenn Wilson's RBI single capped a Chicago’s Wrigley Field on July 10. The Mariners’ players appreciated ten sack and returned it 65 yards, making it 38-14. the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 on played in and the All-Star games I Mike Kingery’s dive. three-run, two-out rally in the ninth Friday night. Now, Griffey, 40, and his son are played in. But this is No. 1. This is the historic importance of what was sks™ iTSfStTyS Millen later hit Bailey for a 40-yard touchdown with The Mets’ 17th victory this together on the Mariners for the happening. Mitchell is batting .303 with .30 home runs and 79 inning as the Houston Astros Smoltz (12-9) struck out five, the best thing that’s ever happened RBI this year. Last year, he hit .291 and led the 1:09 to play at the end of a six-play, 52-yard drive to season in their final al-bat made a final month of the 1990 season. close out the scoring. stunned the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 on walked four and allowed only one to me.” “I played high school baseball league with 47 homers and 125 RBIs in helping the winner of Frank Viola (17-9). Viola Friday night. u On Aug. 18, Cincimiati general Miller, 13 of 25 for 229 yards, hit Andre Rison on runner past second over the first Griffey, a .296 lifetime hitter, with my brothers and know how that G . ,^ win their first NL pennant since 1962 gave up three runs on 11 hits, Zane Smith allowed seven hits, manager Bob Quinn gave Griffey 15 scoring passes of 26 and 55 yards. Rison caught 4 passes eight innings. fini.shed second in the 1976 batting felt,” Scott Bradley said. “1 can’t walked one and suack out six in struck out four and walked none in minutes to decide among three op­ ny,. „ '^'"'"8 to break a long policy of for 108 yards. Millen was 2 of 3 for 51 yards. Phillies 4, Padres 2: At Philadel­ race with a .336 average. imagine what it’s like for a father beating the Giants for the first time eight innings, but lost a chance for tions; To retire, accept his release or vice S d e n f season,” Giants The ^hiots got touchdown passes of 28 yards from phia, John Kruk’s tie-breaking two- Griffey said he hasn’t ruled out and son to play together in the major i« president and assistant general Ralph Nelson in three career decisions. his fourth straight victory since go on the disabled list. Marc Wilson to Irving Fryar in the first quarter and a run double in the eighth inning gave playing next season, but he was con­ leagues.” Matt Williams, only 4-for-30 in being uaded to Pittsburgh on Aug. 8 16-yarder from Steve Grogan to Han Lee Dykes late in the Philadelphia Phillies a 4-2 vic­ his last nine games, gave the Giants when the Astros rallied with five the first half. tory over tlie San Diego Padres on a 2 -1 advantage leading off the straight two-out hits. Friday night. 1 9 9 0

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