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State man

seized by

Iraqis

By LAURA KING

The Associated Press

BAGHDAD, Iraq — Iraqi occupation forces have

seized two Americans who had been hiding in Kuwait to avoid capture, Western diplomats disclosed Friday.

Uwc Jahnkc, 47, of Washington Depot, Conn., and John Stevenson, 44, of Panama City, Fla., were brought to Baghdad on Oct. 22, a day after their arrest in Kuwait, said the diplomats, who spoke on condition of anonymity. They said the pair was taken to the government-run Mansour-Melia Hotel, where scores of other foreigners are being held. Baghdad has refused to allow thousands of foreigners trapped by Iraq’s Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait to leave. Foreign women and children were eventually allowed to depart, and some men were released at the intervention of officials from their governments. But hundreds of others, including more than 1(X) Americans, were sent to strategic installations to deter a possible attack by U.S.-led multinational forces that as­ sembled in Saudi Arabia after the invasion. Western diplomats were allowed access to the recently captured Americans, tiicy said. “They’re obviously upset at being held by the Iraqi authorities but otherwise they’re just fine,” one diplomat said. The sources said Jahnke had worked with an invest­ ment company in Kuwait and Stevenson was an Raglnald Plnto/ltanch«ator Harald employee of the Bank of Kuwait. GOODBYE TO DAYLIGHT-SAVING — Don’t forget to turn your clock back one hour before Jalmkc’s wife, who refused to give her full name, said in a telephone interview from her Connecticut home that you go to sleep Saturday night or by 2 a.m., Sunday morning, which is when daylight-saving the State Department had told her of her husband’s cap­ ends. ture. She said he had been in hiding in Kuwait since the Iraqi invasion. He worked as a banker for the Gulf Investment Corp. in Kuwait and had lived in the emirate for the last 4V2 Munns: Genga is grasping years, she said. are being used against other The two were seized by Iraqi soldiers at an apartment By ALEX GIRELLI was flawed and because crimes are Republican candidates. Edward where they had been hiding in Kuwait City, the Manchester Herald committed with stolen guns and un­ Krawiccki Jr. of Bristol, deputy registered guns. diplomats said. Republican leader in the House, State Rep. Paul Munns Friday Munns said he is accused of chas­ “They shifted together to the apartment from their charged that his Democratic op­ joined Munns in the conference and ing industry out of East Hanford be­ homes to evade being detected, but apparently they were ponent is using misleading generic said the Republican leadership does cause he voted against spending turned in by some informers,” one diplomat said. not tell legislators how to vote, as $50,000 to create a task force to 1 advertising and failing to detail They said they had no other details about the seizures. claimed in two of the brochures. where he stands on key issues. study manufacturing in the state. The two men were brought to Baghdad aboard a bus in Munns said he doesn’t need a Munns, incumbent Republican in He said some of the same a 19-hour desert journey, the diplomats said. $50,000 study to learn why com­ the 9th Assembly District is being brochures are being used in Senate One diplomat said he feared Iraqi authorities would panies are leaving the state. “Just challenged by Democrat Henry races. punish the pair by sending them to be held at potential look at the Democratic policies that Genga of East Hartford. One of the brochures states Munns would give a gun to a have given us the highest corpora­ military targets. At a news conference Friday criminal. Munns said that charge is tion and sales tax in the the “Our concern starts now,” he said. morning, Munns displayed country,” he said. Also on Friday, Kuwait’s exiled prime minister was brochures which criticize, among ludicrous, “and I’m sure my op­ ponent knows that.” Munns said a brochure states that quoted as ^pealing for a military strike to oust Iraqi for­ other things, his votes on gun con­ he voted to pass up a $100 million

ces from his homeland. trol and the creation of a task force Munns said he voted against a savings by voting against the crea- Iraq gave new indications it might be willing to to study state manufacturing. gun control law because an amend­ negotiate a settlement Munns said the same brochures ment on semi-automatic weapons Please see MUNNS, page 2.

Smokers Legislator im * '* Mte.. puff back charges M.'

By MATTI HUUHTANEN for advice The Associated Press

HELSINKI, Finland — Delegates from 22 countries COLCHESTER (AP) — Legislators usually offer free puffing on pipes, cigars and cigarettes urged the United services to constituents, so a retired Colchester man was Nations on Friday to allow smoking in the name of stoned when state Rep. Edith Prague told him her help human rights. with a Medicare question would cost $50 an hour. “Smoking is a human right and should be respected Joseph Kablik, a 64-year-old retired National Guard according to the Declaration of Human Rights of the technician, said he wrote Prague in care of her advice United Nations,” said a declaration adopted on the open­ column and was told he would have to go through her ing day of Smokepcace 90, the first international $50-an-hour counseling service. smokers’ conference. Prague, a Democrat from Columbia, has been writing The 123 delegates came from Europe, South America, a semiweckly advice column, “Medicare Mailbox,” for the United States, Japan and Australia to the two-day The Chronicle, a Willimantic newspaper, since the meeting. They said they represented 1.7 billion smokers mid-1970s. worldwide. Prague said she does not really operate a private coun­ The meeting was sponsored by Finnish hotels and res­ seling service, but told Kablik in a letter that she did be­ taurants as well as large multinational tobacco corpora­ cause his question would take too much time and tions including Philip Morris and Rothmans. research to answer. “We are not puffing into the faces of nonsmokers. We Prague said she has used this same tactic three or four are just fighting back and want them to be aware of our times to discourage people from asking difficult ques­ feelings, as we are of theirs,” said Steve Handman, a tions. spokesman for the American Smokers Alliance. “I get requests from people all over the place, and “It seems to be a last-ditch effort by the smokers, but I some people send me oodles and oodles of stuff. I can’t think to have this many people is amazing. Obviously, do that, and 1 want to discourage that,” Prague said. there’s a little lashback here,” said Maureen Gail Mul- She said if Kablik had decided to pay the $50 and vaney, a conference speaker from the United States. come in for advice, she would have turned him away. Th« Assoclalad Prasa Other delegates, including nonsmokers, maintained Kablik is to go on Medicare when he turns 65 in May, WHAT’S FOR LUNCH! — A polar bear stands up against a glass partition of his compound they were attending the conference to fight for civil but he was confused about several supplemental health as a group of Penguins pass by at the Munich Zoo. A baby penguin, third from left, who was rights. programs. He said he was angry about Prague’s response. born in the zoo in July, can be recognized by its dark feathers. “What the whole world is facing is a barrage of in­ tolerance and, indeed, the outright infringement on per­ sonal liberty,” said Chris Tame, British director of the Freedom Organization For The Right To Enjoy Smoking Tobacco. House approves $268B spending bill “I don’t smoke, but the threat to the freedom of MANCHESTER BALLERINA — Janet Popeleski, daughter of the late Vincent Popeleski and smokers is a threat to the freedom of all of us. Smokers Shirley Popeleski of Helaine Road, Manchester, is a dancer with the Pittsburgh Ballet By DONNA CASSATA lion request for SDl and a reduction in funds for the B-2 cluding aerodynamic performance, low observability now, drinkers next,” Tame said. The Associated Press Theatre. She will perform in the classic ballet, “Swan Lake," on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Jorgen­ stealth bomber that keeps the program alive for at least and engine capability, before beginning full-scale Finland has banned smoking in most public places and one more year. development. sen Auditorium, campus of the University of Connecticut in Storrs. For ticket information, call is among countries with the strictest anti-smoking laws. WASHINGTON — The House approved a military “This bill shows restraint. It’s a lean bill,” said Rep. The Pentagon plans to begin buying the aircraft, in­ 486- 4226. However, delegates soon filled the conference room in spending bill Thursday that slashes President Bush’s John Muriha, D-Pa., chairman of the House Appropria­ tended to replace the Air Force’s F-15, in 19%. The Finlandia Hall with smoke. 1991 budget request for the Sttategic Defense Initiative tions subcommittee on defense. total number of fighters to be bought is 750. but adopts the Pentagon’s plan for a high-tech fighter The legislation largely tracks the military blueprint The spending bill concurs with the administration’s aircraft. but breaks ranks with the authorization bill on several is­ request on the fighter as well as its proposal for the Deficit balloons to $220B By voice vote, the House passed the legislation which sues. SPLAM-T, a stand-off tactical nuclear weapon. Lotteiy provides $268 billion for the nation’s defense in the fis­ The spending plan calls for a troop cut of 78,500 from The Pentagon sought $118 million in fiscal 1991 to By JOHN D. McCLAIN ministration projects a whopping The federal deficit had fallen cal year that began Oct. 1, a cut of $19 billion from the 2.1 million men and women in uniform worldwide, begin SRAM-T test units and F-15E adaptor hardware. The Associated Press $293.7 billion gap. beneath $200 billion during each Bush’s initial proposal in January. just over $900 million for the MILSTAR communica­ The authorization bill provides $35 million while the Here are Friday’s lottery results from around New The fiscal 1^1 projection ex­ year following 1986, dropping to Debate and final passage of the largest bill before the tions satellite and full-scale development of the Ad­ spending bill meets the administration’s total. England: WASHINGTON — The federal cludes the estimated $1 billion a $149.7 billion in fiscal 1987, $155.2 Congress took a mere 11 minutes as lawmakers push to vanced Tactical Fighter. The blueprint reduces U.S. troop levels by 100,000, deficit soared to $220.4 billion, the month the government is spending billion in 1988 and $153.3 billion in adjourn before Sunday. The legislation now goes to the The administration requested $283 million for full- but, bowing to pressure from the Pentagon, gives the Connecticut second highest ever, in the fiscal on its military forces in the Persian 1989. Senate, which is expected to approve the measure. scale development and 5763 million to complete the defense secretary added authority to limit the troop cut Daily: 6-3-9. Play Four: 8-9-0-0. Lotto: year ending Sept. 30, the Treasury Gulf, although it expects to regain It was the 24th deficit in the last The Senate was unable to complete debate and put off demonsttation and validation phase of the prototype 6-17-19-21-23-30 half of that from contributions from 25 years. The government has not final action until Friday. aircraft. to 80,000 if he telieves the U.S. military buildup in the Department reported Friday. Persian Gulf warrants such a step. It was the 21st straight year in other nations. operated in the black since posting a Defense Secretary Dick Cheney supports the spend­ The defense blueprint provides $964 million for the Massachusetts which the government spent more Despite inclusion of the Persian $3.2 billion surplus in fiscal 1969. ing bill and Bush’s signature is likely. program but prohibits full-scale development in fiscal The authorization bill also provides $600 million for Daily: 3-2-S-5. Mass Millions: 6-19-26-33-44-46. Gulf operations in the last two Among the provisions in the bill, which meets the tar­ 1991. MILSTAR, but again, responding to Pentagon demands, Bonus number 5 than it took in. The fiscal 1990 red ink was 43.7 percent more than the months of the fiscal 1990 budget. gets set in a defense blueprint adopted by the House late The authorization bill emphasizes the need for the Air gives Cheney the authority to transfer money from other $153.3 billion imbalance last year. Defense Department spending was Wednesday, is a nearly $2 billion cut in Bush’s $4.7 bil­ Force to finish demonstrating several technologies, in­ accounts for the program. Northern New England The Bush administration had $500 million less than the ad­ Pick Three: 9-6-9. Pick Four 5-S-4-6. N.H. Cash Munns forecast a $123.8 billion deficit in its ministration’s July forecast of Lotto: 6,8,15,18,21,33. Vt. Lotto: 2,5,8,18,21,23 initial forecast last February. But by $290.2 billion. From Page 1 Rhode Island its midyear estimate in July, the ad­ Brady and Darman explained that New test tube hair may cure baldness Daily: 6-3-1-3 ministration had boosted its projec­ while Operation Desert Shield tion of the state’s Thomas Commis­ boosted spending by $1.2 billion, tion to $220.1 billion. sion. Munns said one of the charges By JESSICA BALDWIN cure for baldness.” But, he added, it provides the perfect Dr. John Firmage, a consultant at the Scalp and Hair The Treasury announcement the outlays were offset by $1.7 bil­ c/i to the commission was look for The Associated Press medium for experiments and could lead to effective Hospital in London, said the research was an important came as the administration and Con­ lion in cuts in military construction ways to increase revenues, and he treatment within 10 years. first step to understanding what affects hair growth and Index gress appeared to be nearing com­ and other programs. said no one has been able to docu­ The results of the research arc to be published in the loss. 1 pletion of a package of tax hikes and The deficit had reached $241.7 LONDON — A hair-raising experiment at Cambridge ment anywhere near $100 million in University has raised hopes for bald men, but experts Journal of Cell Science next month. “Until now, it has been very difficult to know what spending cuts designed to erase billion in the 11 months ending Aug. savings from recommendations of Experts welcomed the achievement, saying it could happens” except that the process of balding is $500 billion from the deficit in five 31. surpassing the previous record said Friday it could be years before scientists can apply B u bb le G um 1 4 ,1 5 NationAfVbrId 8 -1 1 the commission. their test tube hair growth to shiny heads. lead to preventing hair loss in men genetically disposed hereditary. Dr. Firmage said. “Hence the many lotions B usin ess years, including $40.1 billion in the of $221.2 billion set in fiscal 1986. 13 O b itu a rie s 4 Munns said “Gcnga is grasping “This is the real thing,” said Dr. Terence Kealey, to baldness. and piotions which are produced.” C la s s ifie d 3 3 -3 9 O o in io n 1 2 fiscal year that began Oct. 1. But that was cut because the for anything he can get his hands on “Any knowledge of how hair grows and metabolizes Dr. John Romano at St. Vincent’s Hospital and Medi­ C om ics 3 0 -3 2 P e o o le 16 But the administration says government spent $25 billion in leader of the research team which grew hair in a syn­ to beat me.” But he said the could have various offshoots in preventing baldness cal Center in New York said scientists would be able to Focus 1 7 -3 2 R e lig io n 2 8 government red ink still will total August that it normally would have thetic blood product at the Department of Clinical H o b b ies brochures insult the people of the from happening,” said Dr. Ken Maxted, a dermatologist test new chemicals on test-tube hair without worrying 2 0 Senior Citizens 2 9 $253.6 billion during the current fis­ spent in September to avoid late Biochemistry. H o m e 18 S p o rts 4 0 -4 8 district. “I know they will look with the Glasgow Health Board who went bald at 18. about injuring someone’s scalp. cal year — if the administration and payments due to the Labor Day “We have for the first time succeeded in getting hair Local/State 5 .6 S o c ia l 1 9 Iwyond the rhetoric and take the to grow in vitro,” he said. “Whether it is a cure for people who are bald. I’m not “Researchers can use many more different chemicals Lottery Congress can stick to the budget weekend, thus erasing that amount 2 T e le v is b n 2 1 -2 7 time to look at my record,” Munns The balding scientist stressed in a BBC radio inter­ quite sure. I think it’s rather nice having a waterproof because they don’t have to worry about toxicity,” he i Manchester Has It 7 W e a th e r 4 reduction goal. If not, the ad­ from the final month’s outlays. said. view that growing hair in a test tube “is not in itself a head,” he said in an interview. said in a telephone interview. 9 0 A

NATIONAL WEATHER Th* Acou-WMIh«r* lor*c*tt lof noon, S«lurd«y, Oct. 27. Iraq reported wiring LOCAL/REGIONAL oil sites for destruction Ursin named to GOP board 70l By ROBERT BURNS economic base in the event his oc­ government have said their Zoning The Associated Press cupying army is forced to withdraw country’s oil industry was being Raymond Ursin of Bolton was after supporting the gubernatorial and a 12-ycar member of the town’s by the U.S.-led multinational forces severely damaged by Iraqi forces, recently elected to the Republican campaign of Lowell Weickcr, run­ Board of Finance, was unopposed. WASHINGTON — Iraq has used in the region, the sources said. but few details had come to light. State Central Committee from the ning as the Connecticut Party can­ American and other hostages in “They’re basically all wired up 4th Senatorial District. didate. The election took place in Bolton Rashid al-Amccri, the Kuwaiti oil variances Kuwait to wire oil refineries with for destruction — even the He will replace Carl Zinsser of Ursin, vice chairman of the Bol­ at a caucus of delegates to the 4th minister, said earlier this month he plastic explosives that, if detonated, refineries,” said one source, who is Manchester, who resigned the post ton Republican Town Committee District Republican committee. FflONTS; believed mines had been placed would wipe out the emirate’s entire involved in the administration’s T ? ^ ^ "T^T" around Kuwaiti oil fields and that 0 X 0 »VA»/ StATKMffY refining capacity. Bush administra­ monitoring of developments inside SPECIAL END-OF-SUMMER PRICES! eimoAccv^WMrw oil equipment was being stolen. tion sources said Friday. Kuwait. approved E S ^ E I l E3E3BO ^<£Q Explosives also have been placed Iraq also is removing large quan­ The threat of war against Iraq to low Kui rsToAui mmfs votv ix s “Now, I really believe the saying, Thursday, and charged with a 15- Peter Fitzgerald, of Bozrah, who Stonccroft Associates to erect two temporary signs on ‘You never really know anyone,”’ ■ Excellent for use ycar-old murder, it was business as > (/) said Peter Fedora, the owner of accompanied Pugliese, said they had Route 66. One is to be placed on the construction usual at the Hunan & Sushi Res­ been looking at a truck at a car uailer at the entrance to the construction site near the on pressure-treated Manchester Herald taurant Friday night. Fedora Optical, which abuts the res­ taurant. dealership down the street when grist mill. The other sign will be placed at the comer of wood ^ > The restaurant, which is located at they were informed what transpired JO H “He was a real pleasant guy,” Chestnut Hill Road and Route 66 to direct traffic to the 485 Hartford Road, catered to its the day before. > Pounded Dec. IS, 1881 as a weekly. Fedora said. “He always had a smile construction cnuance. ■ Highlights the natu­ customers’ last night with the inci­ The board received an application for a variance for " 0 Daily publication since O ct 1,1914. on his face.” Although it was only the couple’s dent the day before still fresh on a parcel of land on Gilead Road near Porter Street from peoples’ minds. Fedora said Kao was often at the second visit to the establishment, ral grain and texture Hebron Plaza Associates. The developer had created a USPS 327-500 VOL. CX, No. 24 restaurant overseeing his business. they said they enjoyed the res­ Its owner, George Hung Fui Kao, back lot and, in order to comply with zoning require­ of wood 56, of East Hartford, was taken into Kao operated the eatery at its cur­ taurant’s atmosphere, saying it Acting Publisher ments, partitioned off a small parcel of land for open Jeanne G. Fromerth custody by FBI agents in the park­ rent spot for about two or three wasn’t as busy as usual. space. TTie land was declined by the town, a land trusL ■ Repels water and ing lot outside the restaurant years, he said. “It was quiet, but the food was and the abutting property owner. Executive Editor Thursday in connection with a 1975 Customers displayed equal good,” Fitzgerald remarked. figjits mildew Vincent Michael Vatvo The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning OIYMPIC murder in San Francisco. Kao, Commission was that a variance be obtained and the Nows Editor____ _ Andrew C Spitzler known in Connecticut as John Kuo, OIL STAIN parcel be incorporated into the back lot, creating a Associate Ed tor _ Eileen Hiromi Mae has allegedly been fleeing the law building lot with frontage less than 150 feet. .Features Edtor _ Dianna M. Talbot ever since. Police Roundup ■ 100% pure linseed Sports Edtor______Len A uster There was a strong feeling from the members of the Restaurant workers refused to Photo Editor______Reginald Pinto Planning and Zoning Commission that small parcels of oil to strengthen, lights. Advertisirvg Manager, _____ Lesley Radius useless land should be avoided if possible. The ZBA Motorcyclist Young said he then made a U-turn application will be heard at the November meeting. condition and Business Manager _ Jearuie G. From erth and pursued the motorcycle, which Circulation Manager, ____Gertinde CoDetti The Planning and Zoning Commission will delay protect Production Director _ ____ Sheldon Cohen Obituaries turned left onto Center Street and action until the Zoning Board of Appeals has had time Pressroom Martager. Robert H. Hubbard arrested then onto Bigelow Street and to consider a variance. MANCHESTER — A motor­ through Center Springs Park. ■ Fade-resistant Main Telephone Number Mary Magora Serkoski Turning onto Lodge Drive, Young M 3-27T1 cyclist trying to elude police officers oil SC4IN ■ Contains effec­ Circulation Telephone Number Mary Magora Serkoski, 78, of 69 crashed while attempting to veer off said he radioed ahead to get another 647-9946 Frances Drive, Manchester, died Ledge Drive early Friday morning, officer to come the other way on the tive mildeweide Friday (Oct. 26) at Manchester leaving his pa.sscngcr hospitalized, sucet to cut Clifford off. In Brief. Pubfished daily except Sunday ar>d certain holidays by police said. Clifford then cut in front of him the Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Memorial Hospital. She was the ■ Semi-transparent widow of both Chester Magora and The driver, Thomas R. Clifford, on Lodge Drive and then drove off m Manchester, Conn. 06040. Secxxtd class postage paid at Manchester, Corvi. Postmaster Send address char>ges William Serkoski. 18, of 35 Pleasant St., was not hurt the road on the other side in an ap­ or solid colors to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Bom in Hartford, she lived there in the crash and his passenger, parent effort to ditch the emisers. ■ There will be a meeting of the Job Description and Conn. 06040. for most of her life before coming to Simone M. Gavvin, of Deepwood Young said. Wage Review Committee of the 8th Utilities District on The Manchester Herald is a member ol The Associated 1 Call And Save With Our Everyday Low Prices Press, the Audit Bureau ol Circulation, toe New England Manchester. Before retiring, she had Drive, was listed in good condition The motorcycle fell over a short Monday, Oct. 29, at 6:30 p.m. at the Donald Willis Hall, Press Association and the New Engla^ Newspaper Aa- been employed at Emhart Corp. Friday at Manchester Memorial distance away from the road, he 18 Main St., Manchester, for the purpose of reviewing Savings • Service • Satisfaction Boctabon. She is survived by a son, Chester Hospital, a hospital official said. said. the job descriptions. •All Colors Available Guaranteed delivery. If you doni receive your Herald Magora of Enfield; a daughter, The official said she did not know Clifford was arrested for driving Pauicia Gentile of Manchester; six what injuries Gavvin had sustained. while intoxicated, reckless driving, •Contractors Welcome grandchildren; and four great­ Officer Alan Young said in his operating an unregistered motor H The Coventry Recreation Department is sponsoring weekdays for delivery in Mancheetsr. grandchildren. report that he was driving south­ vehicle, operating under a a walking club for all interested walkers on Tliesday MANCHESTER WALLPAPER & PAINT COMPANY u Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for A private funeral will be held bound on Main Street, near the in­ suspended license and operating afternoons from 1 to 2 p.m. No fee or registration re­ DISCOUNT PRICES orte month, $23.10 for three months, $46.20 for six Monday. There are no calling hours. tersection of Bisscll Street, when he without insurance. He was being quired. Walkers should meet at Ritriot’s Hirk upper park­ months and $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 ing lot on Oct. 30. If it rains, walkers should meet at 185 West Midde Turnpike, Manchester SO cents a copy. The John F. Tierney Funeral Home, witnessed Clifford driving a red held at the station on $500 bond. 219 West Center St., Manchester, is motorcycle traveling tlic other way Clifford will appear in court on Patriot’s Park on Tuesday, Nov. 6. A different location is , 6 4 6 - 0 1 4 3 4 in charge of the arrangements. at a high rale of speed without Nov. 5. set each week. 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In that aimed at sharply reducing urban smog, acid rain and a ’' she called to report her brother !SE¥I0R CITIZENS’ sense all of us are a victim of this crime, he said. toxic chemicals released into 'he hr hv industry. being fatally beaten, a newspaper The sentences were within federal guidelines, w ic ______Th» Associalad Pr#ss The House was expected to approve me first overhaul recommended 12 to 18 months; the maximum would of federal air-pollution controls in 13 years, followed by reported Friday. Starting November 6 Troy and Jane McCants have been 15 years. Rosenbaum left open the possibility Senate action later in the day or on Saturday. that they could remain free pending their appals SENTENCED - Washington, ‘’•p ' h e was sentenced to The bills for meeting the new requirements eventually pleaded guilty Thursday to in­ voluntary manslaughter in the Perms $20.00 no haircut The defendants - Capl. 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Assisum, U.S, A.lomcy Fig leaves removed from art combat urban smog. ing their daughter’s 911 emergen­ E li"b cS dc ia Vegt asked to , a “subsUMdal” san.enca *—^ . . __ 1 T-v,™The officials/^fr.r-inic c5iidsaid ihevthey waiwanted the Smog-producing emissions from automobiles must be bock artist Future Atkins covered. cy call was ignored. The Detroit Colors $15.00 while the pilots’ lawyers argued for lenient DALLAS (AP) — Officials cut by 30 percent to 60 percent and gasoline sold in areas By Thursday, city officials had 71/2-inch statues clothed because News said. As he announced his decision, Rosenbaum said he was relented and allowed the removal of they thought the nudity might offend with smog problems must be 15 percent eleaner toward particularly disturbed that all three pilots had been under countermanded their decision. “My brother been murdered, APPOINTMENTS ONLY! fig leaves covering three nude visitors. the end of the decade. lyesha McCants told a 91 die innucncc. “Who can comprehend an entire crew al Dallas artist Chase Yarborough, More than 100 cities that are failing to meet federal figurines displayed at City Hall after operator, according to police who designed the makeshift “Now they can be seen as they air-quality standards will have to impose pollution-con- 643-1806 cohol-impaircd?” he asked. , . , llic artist accused the city of censor­ removed them Thursday. The recordings. Prouse, who had the highest blood-alcohol concenua- were intended; unfigged, uncen- uol plans to bring their air into compliance over the next ship. figurines were then moved away The operator responded, “Get don in a lest given two hours after the flight landed, was sored,” Atkins said. five to 17 years, depending on the severity of the Assistant City Manager Levi from a public enuance to a less con­ off the phone, ... get off the die one who received the 16-monlh sentence. The judge Davis and city park officials on She said people who view die ex­ problem. The Los Angeles area is given 20 years. spicuous location in a comer of the phone right now,” according to told him that his acknowledged alcoholism was not a Monday ordered the “Gelling Belter hibit probably will be disappointed. At the same time, the measure direets industry to cut “ “d S e -V 't. first-floor lobby. toxic air pollution by 90 percent over 'he next eight years the newspaper. It said the girl’s license to kill.” Ain’t Always Easy” exhibit by Lub­ by installing new pollution-control equipment to capture continued pleadings were 189 hazardous chemicals and requires coal-burning obscured by the operator’s voice electric power plants to reduce chemical releases that telling her to hang up. Styling Salon Grants for cause acid rain by more than 10 million tons. Jane McCants called for an am The industrial Midwest will be hit hardest because balance five minutes later, ac­ plants in such slates as Ohio, Indiana and Illinois rely cording to the tape, but the boy heavily on high-sulfur coal and will carry the greatest was dead when the ambulance ar­ 6 Pearl Street • Manchester, CT 06040 643-1806 student aid burden of reducing sulfur dioxide emissions, which cause rived. McCavanagh acid rain. Failure to meet the new federal requirements could open polluters to civil penalties of up to $25,000 a day. 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The requirements for Children ^ a io Homeless Outreach Program State Representative McCavanagh cleaner burning motor fuels and reductions in sulfur Center Overcome Jet Lag to E d S o n ihich focuses on children in mobile units dioxide emissions from coal-buming power plants take ITx weif>ht-/oxsprofessiouals’ Adjust to Shift Work “ " c a l i f . , to a school-based tutoring network awards and praise from the Connecti­ effect by 1995. Maximize Your Performance to Time of Day. cut Business and Industry Associa­ The clean-air requirements are expected to have DcSbiJTgThe children as living “in the most dire cir- 3 WEEKS Gail P.T. Slover, M.Ed. 647-9849 UcscriDingiiiv “These outstanding tions (CBIA) and the National Fed­ n widespread effects on society. Consumers are likely to pay slightly more for automobiles as well as gasoline Consultations and Lectures eration of Independent Business and, in many of the Midwestern states, more for only (NFIB). They recognize that he is electricity. Small businesses and huge petrochemical wilhoul a home. plants alike will have to invest in pollution-control equip­ SATELLLITE ANTENNA working to nurture business and the ment and improve the monitoring of chemical releases. Tho Fdiicaiion Department estimates there were jobs they provide. The NFIB called INSTALLATION 97^773 honScss students from kindergarten through Cost estimates for the new controls have varied wide­ $ 272,773 iQ«« fto In the states that reported, him the ‘‘guardian of small business” ly. The bill’s supporters have said the legislation will 99.00 : S d c n .” aaually auanded scho* cost the economy about $10 billion a year begmning in (with this coupon) S . d g K c s did no. ropor. homeless smnsues. otn. on 3/30/90. 1995 and about $22 billion by the year 2005, when most Site Survey of the requirements will be in effect. HOURS: Estim ates cials said. JAMES R. McCavanagh 1 Industry estimates have been much higher, with some Monday, Wednesday, Friday Quality Equipment YOUR MAN FOR THE studies predicting annual costs from the legislation by 7AM-6PM 120 Plus Channels 2005 of more than $60 billion. Environmentalists have Saturday “K S S ' SSJThild.™ ^ '«ed 12th GENERAL criticized the industry figures as being based on “inflated 10 AM-12PM a s s e m b l y DISTRICT estimates and extreme or false assumptions.” For Information clod.es, no place 10 study and poor scU-es.ccm, PULL LEVER 4A so The latest push for overhauling the 1970 Clean Air 113 Main St. Call Bob 6 4 6 -0 0 1 1 Act, which was last changed in 1977, began nearly 17 March showed , M^iives and 36,0(X) .... Ky nommittee to James R. McCavjnaah,Ra;ffl2a^°^ Treasurer. ! u months ago when President Bush unveiled his proposal M anchester shelters, 61,682 lived wi 58(X)0 listed “other,” for cleaning up the nation’s air, noting that for nearly a Space-age technology stayed in public shelters. About 58,uuu decade “political paralysis has plagued ... progress ^ 647.0469 ^ at Down-to-Earth Prices with no explanation. against air pollution.” 9 0 Journalist has Residents of sixth birthday Manchester-Rockville-Vernon Area as a hostage Your telephone may be ringing soon to offer you the... Israel blames I Colombian drug cartels clash 1990-1991 Edition »Includes = 35mm camera = three men suspected of carrying out lier. The three abducted people were By MOHAMMED SALAM BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — freed during the operation in a small delivered to you today with Colombia’s two main cocaine car­ terror attacks for the Medellin cartel. The Associated Press Famiiy Shopper The suspects possessed blueprints of town about 45 miles south of your gift book. tels have resumed their bloody war Bogota, Bogota police commander Palestinians, with a series of tit-for-tat kidnap­ an army recruiting building where BEIRUT (AP) —- Kidnapped American journalist Yazim Yanine said. pings and murders, police said they apparently were plarming an at­ Terry Anderson, the longest-held among 13 Westerners Gift Book Program Friday. tack, the report said. missing in Lebanon, turns 43 on Saturday, his sixth On Friday, security forces shot He said police had not determined own police Twelve men were kidnapped if the kidnappings were linked to birthday in captivity. Over $800.00 Thursday from a slum hotel in dead nine people allegedly respon­ Anderson, chief Middle East correspondent for The drug traffickers. JERUSALEM (AP) — An Israeli report on the Medellin, Colombia’s second- sible for a kidnapping 23 days ear­ Associated Press, was kidnapped at gunpoint in Moslem In Merchandise & Service Temple Mount killings exonerated police Friday for largest city, and within hours two west Beirut on March 16, 1985. There has been no in­ using live gunfire on rioting stone throwers. But it were found murdered and a third dication that his pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem captors plan Delivered To You Today severely criticized police commanders for ignoring was wounded, according to a nation­ to free him. warning signs of potential riots. al police report. NEED SOME EXTRA Former hostage Brian Keenan of Northern Ireland, The report drew immediate criticism from Phles- All the men were residents of who was released on Aug. 24, said he spent part of his tinians and Israeli leftists and brought renewed Cali, home base to a cocaine cartel more than four years in captivity with Anderson. 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You have through August 31,1991 to use most of t h e ^ k & ^ tioned until the next-to-last page of the report. N»lk>«»J>w«crtWtwi C«nt«ri It said there was “indiscriminate use of live am- 348 Main Street But the terrorists, jailed for bombing the U.S. and f muniUon,” implying it came when lives were no longer Manchester HanrlipstfrBrralh French embassies in Kuwait in December 1983, are no To order or for further information call 1 U w in danger and the Temple Mount area was under con­ 649-1028 longer in Kuwaiti hands. trol. - 9 0 OPINION BUSINESS Business briefs Striking workers replaced ber to join the pickets already on the I WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumers would pay By LARRY MeSHANE workers is illegal,” Local 3 Presi­ Open Forum more for gasoline, cigarettes and beer under the The Associated Press dent Barry Lipton said after a meet­ line. ing with some 200 members. “Now, deficit-reduction plan nearing completion in Congress. “Gentlemen, we’ve got a present we bring this newspaper to its But the wealthiest Americans would face income-tax NEW YORK — Editorial for you. There’s about 300 brothers increases averaging 6.3 percent as well. employees at the strike-tom Daily knees.” and sisters on their way over,” said As many as 4 million slightly less well-to-do The strike came on the heels of News walked out Friday rather than Farrell, a 19-year News veteran. Misguided couples and individuals — including most members of accept a management mandate to the management threat to replace the Congress — could get a tax cut because the top rate on cross co-workers’ picket lines at the 2,600 union workers unless they Substitute workers were imported TNT actions their earnings, now 33 percent, would drop to 31 per­ nation’s second-largest metropolitan returned to their jobs. The editorial from Tribune Co. papers in Orlando, workers left their meeting, grabbed s ^ cent. daily. Fla., and Chicago to pick up the The Newspaper Guild’s 800 picket signs and headed for the slack caused by the strike called To the Editor: , ■ WASHINGTON (AP) — Declining consumer members joined eight other unions News building at 220 E. 42nd St. Thursday night, and the paper will It has been my understanding that TNT is committed confidence and the Persian Gulf crisis pushed Septem­ on strike after the News told Guild The Guild strike, declared by the be on newsstands this weekend, ^ m to “keeping Bolton an affordable place to live. They ap­ ber sales of existing homes down 8 percent, a real es­ officials that replacement workers union hierarchy, was authorized management officials said. peared to be concerned about saving tax dollars for Bol­ tate trade group reported. It was the slowest pace in had already filled some editorial months ago during the early days of O ^ ton. I must admit that lately I have been confused by “This is not a typical labor strike nearly three years. jobs. the conflict between the unions and their actions. The National Association of Realtors said Thursday Daily News director of labor rela­ management at the News. situation,” said political reporter Columbia was looking for an optional high school lor sales totaled a seasonally adjusted 3.22 million houses, tions Edward Gold said the paper Once the strike was declared, Frank Lombardi. “They’ve declared their students. Bolton High School was one of the the slowest pace since a 3.20 million rate in January would begin replacing workers if more than 100 editorial workers an all-out war on the unions. They schools being considered. This would have meant that 1988. they failed to show up at work “as marched across 42nd Street carrying don’t want negotiation, they want Columbia students would attend Bolton High School as soon as possible.” a banner which read, “Stop Union total capitulation.” tuition students. We would have received money from ■ WASHINGTON (AP) — Analysts said wage in­ “We’ve declared the Guild is on Busting, Boycott The News.” Bill Columbia without added cost to the town. This is the Union contracts expired in March. z -0 flation might be stabilizing after a government report strike ... their action in replacing Farrell, 39, was the first Guild mem­ typie of venture that I would have expected TNT to said Americans’ wages, salaries and other benefits O JJ embrace - an increase in revenue, no increase in cost, jumped 5.2 percent over the past year. thus keeping taxes lower. So why did TNT deliberately The number makes it even more unlikely the High oil prices may be good 5 ? undermine the efforts of our Board of Education in this Federal Reserve could ease its inflation-fighting cam­ Q m matter? . . , paign and lower interest rates, especially in light of the By JOHN CUNNIFF would add to the operating costs of recessions of 1973-1975( 1980 and TNT members attended Columbia s subcommittee oil shock brought on by the Persian Gulf turmoil, an homes, offices and factories, it 1981-1982, and the current slow­ meetings and told them that Bolton could not ^ford to The Associated Press OPERATION DESERT SHIELD analyst said Thursday. would lessen the losses from huge, down that many economists believe take in tuition students. They even quoted tuition rates recurring economic declines result­ will become an official recession. which had not yet been determined by our Board. NEW YORK — Incredible as it ■ LONDON (AP) — After five tense weeks, and in might seem, it may be cheaper in the ing from disruptions in foreign sup­ In the minds of some analysts, Has TNT lost sight of its goals? Have they lost theu- plies. there could have been no other reac­ perspective? Is TNT so determined to close Bolton High a desperate effort to survive, a high-flying company of long run for Arnericans to pay m > Insurance firms — or farms? the 1980s obtained help in sorting out debts exceeding higher prices for oil than continuing The cost of those disruptions is tion to threats of reduced supplies or School that they are unwilling to accept or support any to rely on low-cost imports. measured in the billions if not tril­ higher prices, since the nation’s in­ r - viable options for keeping the school open? Our Board of of Boston foreclosed on a model 1 billion pounds, or $1.96 billion. 5 KIMBALL, Neb. — The owners The rise and fall of Polly Peck International PLC, The thesis, generally given short lions of dollars, money lost forever dustrial might relies on foreign oil. > CO Education has stated that it will support the high schwl of much of the farmland here in dairy farm, then leased the property through reduced production, lost \ the conglomerate that owns Del Monte frmt and San- shrift by economists, is based on the Full production cannot be main­ and does not consider closing it an option. TNT did a Nebraska — and elsewhere to a tenant farmer who proceeded to > ROBERT sui stereos, marks one of the most traumatic corporate assumption that higher prices would wages, declines in the value of tained without it. great disservice to the taxpayers of Bolton, the very throughout the Midwest — are bulldoze carefully landscaped ter­ stocks and bonds, and high interest JD H WALTERS demises in British history. ^ encourage greater domestic explora­ In each instance, the shock to the people it purports to protect. I wish that TNT would be neither those who work the soil nor races and otherwise wipe out 27 rates piaid to lenders. > The High Court on Thursday granted Pblly Peck s tion and production of oil, and the system and to the American psyche more honest with the people of Bolton. local banks. They’re companies years of conservation work. The Imported oil has been involved in " 0 Susan L. Pike U.S. Department of Agriculture request that it appoint court administrators, and as development of alternative fuels, has been so great that cries have named Aetna, Equitable, too. four pronounced economic 31 Plymouth Lane Metropolitan, Prudential and found that soil erosion increased signed three accountants. downturns within two decades, the gone out for energy independence. Bolton While this higher-cost production Travelers. in Kimball. “We might also get in­ tenfold after John Hancock assumetl If those names are familiar to city volved if a farmer is buying a (160 ownership. dwellers as well as rural residents, acre) quarter or something like that. In a Missouri case, the Mutual it’s because they belong to some of But we don’t have the capacity to Benefit Life Insurance Co. of the nation’s largest diversified in­ finance entire (640 acre) sections.” Newark, N.J. rented a foreclosed surance companies. During the last Insurance companies traditionally farm to a similarly uncaring tenant Berry's World decade, they also emerged as lead­ have been more important private who bulldozed terraces and IVIMLLMHU VIEW Yltvv^^^toslg/// ing agricultural landlords. sources of larger agricultural loans. windbreaks, uprooted trees, Here in Nebraska’s southwest That role led to a dramatic increase obliterated ponds and destroyed comer, for example, the Travelers in their land holdings during the other conservation measures careful­ MANCHESTER’S BEST KEPT SECRET, $143,900 ly put in place over a period of al­ Insurance Co. based in distant regional recession of the 1980s, r a n c h a n d TOWNHOUSE SINGLE FAMILY ATTACHED HOMES NO ASSOCIATION FEES Hartford, Conn., is among the when borrowers unable to meet most 40 years. largest owners of farmland. Its hold­ mortgage payments were forced to The insurance companies say ings in Kimball and Banner counties relinquish claims to their farms. they’d prefer to sell the land back to peaked at more than 9,000 acres in By the late 1980s, insurance com­ farmers who presumably v^ould the late 1980s and are believed to be panies owned more than 5 million of have a long-term commitment to only slightly below that level today. the 400 million acres in cultivation their own property. But they’re Precise ownership figures are dif­ nationally. About 20 percent of generally unwilling, for example, to ficult to obtain because the in­ those holdings were purchased for participate in the various state surance firms often are secretive investment purposes, but the programs that offer financial incen­ i i about their holdings. But they are remaining 80 percent was acquired tives to attract young people to leimi; believed to own 15 to 30 percent of through foreclosures. farming. the farmland in the two-county area That development disturbs many Moreover, some insurance com­ where wheat and pinto beans are the farmers concerned about responsible panies’ financial packages are struc­ principal crops. land management. “The big in­ tured to appeal to agribusiness cor­ 1 Much of the mortgage financing surance companies are the ultimate porations rather than family fanners. for agricultural land comes from the absentee landlords,” says Mark Until late last year, for example. Farm Credit System and its Produc­ Schulz of tlie Land Stewardship Travelers had a $1 million minimum tion Credit Association, semi- Project based in Stillwater, Minn. on the size of the loans it was will­ DIRECTIONS:U ln tL/IIU IY O . North lYlXUi Main main or Tollandiwhbmw Tpke. to Union------S t to------Rossetto Dr. autonomous agencies established by He and other critics assert that the ing to make to those seeking financ­ the federal government. Commercial insurance companies, interested ing in conjunction with the purchase banks in rural communities are rela­ principally in quick profits, rent of previously repossessed farmland. Blanchard & Rossetto tively minor participants in the After more than a year of protest­ EQUAL HOUSING their farms to operators who often OPPORTUNITY process. abuse the land because they also arc ing, cajoling and bargaining, LSP “Most of our lending is for farm primarily concerned with short-term convinced the insurance company to 646-2482 'i 1990 by NFA Inc operations — crop loans and imple­ results. slash tliat minimum to $100,0(X) — ‘‘Gosh! Sometimes I wish I weren't so ment financing,” explains an officer In a Minnesota ca.se, die John a manageable amount for individual 9 insensitive." ____ of the American National Bank here Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. farmers. 9 0 /

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Felicia: What do you call a grouchy taxi driver? 9 i Hoda; A crabby eabbv. 9 0 PEOPLE iBaurlirslrr lirraltl Pullout Section, Page 17 Director gets overpowering actor FOCUS Saturday, October 27,1990 Danny Glover plays the problem-maker Local knitter wins top prize at ‘Big E’

By HILLEL ITALIE The Associated Press By DIANNA M. TALBOT NEW YORK — Danny Glover has been talking about Herald Features Editor (v ir his new film for several minutes when he motions across the hotel room and indicates a quiet, gentle-looking man MANCHESTER — At the last minute, Sally T 'f l ^ m wearing a blue, wool sweater. Chatzky decided to enter a unique oversized “He’s the director, you know,” the actor says in his sweater she had made for herself into the Eastern O ^ soft, breathless style. “That’s ... that’s Charles Burnett.” States Exposition’s machine-knitting contest. . 5 The director, calmly flipping through the newspaper, She had won first place in two previous “Big E” shyly nods his head — and continues reading. contests for knitting instructors and she decided to “Charles is a patient man,” says Glover, who stars in try to defend her title. m H Burnett’s ‘To Sleep With Anger,” the director’s first To Chatzky’s pleasant surprise, her sweater won o ^ full-length feature film. “He has the ability to allow you “best of show” for the entire garment division at X rn to work. We didn’t rush into it. We did some small this past summer’s “Big E,” an award she previous­ scenes that allowed us the comfort of relaxing and taking ly had never won. O 5 our time. We had a feel of the whole ambience of the “1 thought that some of the wilder, more colorful film.” items would win, ” said the Henry Street resident, In ‘To Sleep With Anger,” Glover plays the manipula­ who has lived in Manchester for the past 15 years. tive Harry Mention, who infiltrates the household of a The winning sweater is lilac-colored and made of O m Los Angeles family and subtly brings long-simmering a comfortable cotton and polyester blend. Chatzky conflicts into the open. created her own pattern for the sweater, embellish­ Glover sees his character as a man of power and ing it with a ribbon-threaded cable up the front, a charisma who can’t help taking more than he receives lace collar, gathered waistband and detailed sleeves. and insists “there’s a little Harry in all of us.” Burnett, From start to finish, Chatzky said it took her about $35 worth of material and a week of working m > a few hours per day to make the sweater. In “To Sleep With Anger,” Glover plays If the sweater was sold in a retail store, it would > CO the manipulative Harry Mention, who in­ fetch a price of about $200 because the pattern is ^ > filtrates the household of a Los Angeles original and the sweater it is made of high-quality fabric and workmanship, she said. J3 H family and subtly brings long-simmering Knitting items that would fetch high prices on > Dianna M. Talbot/Manchaalar HaraM conflicts into the open. retail racks is nothing new for Chatzky. Other items ■D she has made and won awards for at the “Big E” in­ KNITTING SPECIALIST — Above. Manchester resident Sally Chatzky programs a knitting clude a richly textured, colorful knitted vest and a technique into a computerized knitting machine at Manchester Sewing Center, where she is setting aside the paper, credits Harry with abilities any long, bright paisley sweater. employed. Below, she displays the sweater she made which won “Best of Show” at this director would envy. Aaron Cheerman, owner of the Manchester year’s ‘Big E.’ Chatzky made the outfit she is wearing in both pictures using a knitting “Harry has his own agenda,” Burnett explains, his Sewing Center off Broad Street, where Chatzky has machine. voice thin and high-pitched. “He’s just moving around, worked part-time as a sewing and knitting consult- pulling the strings in a gentle sort of way. People don’t ant/specialist for a number of years, praised know where he’s coming from. I think it’s very subtle Chatzky for her handiwork skills. and calculated pacing on his part. “She’s very gifted. She can take a picture inside And to someone who loves to knit, they are in­ “Have you ever been on a boat leaving the dock? her head and transform it into a produced item. The dispensable, she said. Certain machines can be When they move you don’t know if it’s moving or you’re quality is unbelievable and the results are there,” programmed with many knitting techniques and moving. You see that space between you and the boat, said Cheerman, referring to some articles of cloth­ some can be interfaced with computers to allow the but you don’t realize the boat is moving. Harry is that ing made by Chatzky which are on display in the creation process to be viewed on a monitor. At way. The family doesn’t realize he’s behind the Th« Assoclatad Prass shop. home, Chatzky currently has a sewing machine and problems.” AN ACTOR AND HIS DIRECTOR — Danny Glover, left, poses with director Charles Burnett In addition to her knitting work, the former four knitting machines, which she uses in her spare Burnett says he hesitated to call on Glover because he English and history teacher is a homemaker, as well time. % in New York earlier this month. Burnett directed Glover in his new film, 'To Sleep With Anger.” “With knitting machines, you can never know had heard the actor, bom in 1948, did not like playing as a paid singer with the Temple Beth Israel of West characters older than himself. (Glover’s hair is whitened everything there is to know,” she says. “There is al­ Hartford. ways a new technique or new yam to try. I could for the film). Tme, Glover admits, but he insists he hand­ Admiration grew over the years. Burnett couldn’t help Patience is necessary. The pace moves with all the ur­ Chatzky says she has been sewing, knitting and never be bored. It’s very stimulating and great fun.” led aging well in “The Color Purple” and was impressed noticing the overpowering Glover, star of “The Color gency of Burnett turning the pages. Sex, violence and doing other handiwork ever since she was a young Chatzky admits she is obsessed with creating enough with the script for ‘To Sleep With Anger” to Purple,” “Lethal Weapon” and “Places in the Heart.” laughter are tailored to the story rather than the other way child. Much of of her work has been done by hand, new and original clothing items. Currently, she TTie director, whose other short films include “Killer around. This is an all-black movie with no crack dealers without the convenience of sewing or knitting allow his years to be advanced again. makes items mainly for herself, family members He also had to fit into a film that does not allow any of Sheep,” “Bless Their Little Hearts” and “The Horse,” or chauffeurs or hotel maids, just middle-class people machines. and friends. one actor to stand out. Glover was valued for his name received a $275,(XX) “genius grant” from the MacArthur coping with common fmstrations. But for the past 10 years, or ever since knitting She said she gets her ideas for making clothes recognition, but ‘To Sleep With Anger” is an ensemble Fellowship Foundation in 1988. And Spike Lee once machines became popular, Chatzky has bwn singled out Burnett as a director he hoped would benefit “Just tell the story” is Glover’s answer; the actor sees from looking at clothing advertisements and by 1 piece about a way of life, not a star turn for the benefit of hooked on the challenge of machine knitting, which drawing designs and making layouts and test Academy Award voters. from his own success. no reason to promise two hours of car chases and she says allows her to work at a much faster pace. “One of the interesting things about casting this thing “I guess your calling card, Charles, is ‘Killer of shootouts. Burnett remembers the frustration of trying to “I love the machines,” said Chatzky, who is cer­ pieces. Future plans may include making custom cloth­ is I never had so much talent coming through,” says Bur­ Sheep,’ ” Glover says. “I liked the silence. I liked the find a believeable black character on screen and wonders tified to replace parts and fix knitting machines ing for customers, but Chatzky said she is afraid of o i nett, whose film also stars Paul Butler, Mary Alice and way he trusts his own pace, his silence. That’s evident in if ‘To Sleep With Anger” will reach a silent majority of which break down. She often attends seminars being locked into making items which do not ap­ ‘Killer of Sheep.’ There were no long expository pas­ disenfranchised movie fans. across the country where she learns the latest in Carl Lumbly. peal to her or satisfy her need to be creative and Burnett and Glover first met in 1984 when the actor at­ sages that claims what the characters were. They were “There’s a lot of people who don’t go to movies be­ machine-knitting technology. original. tended the screening of Burnett’s short film, “My just there, you felt like you could touch them.” cause they have nothing to see,” Burnett says. “I remem­ Modem knitting machines cost anywhere be­ u Someday, she said she will consider making her Brother’s Wedding.” It was Just a handshake and polite Publicity from its screening at the New York Film Fes­ ber seeing actors like Sidney Poitier and James Edwards. tween a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dol­ own clothing tags, probably with either the name greetings at the time — no thoughts of working together. tival has helped ‘To Sleep With Anger,” but finding an They meant dignity. You knew when you saw those guys lars, depending on their computerized capabilities, “Custom Classics” or “By Sally” on them. “Every so often I’d see something and think of Char­ audience could lake all the subtle charm of a Harry Men­ on the screen, it wasn’t going to be embarrassing. You Chatzky says. 9 i tion. knew they’d be strong characters.” les,” Glover jokes. 9 0 FOCUS/Home Pumpkin prices FOCUS/Social up this season Safety tips for power tool use Weddings By EARL ARONSON aside between operations. outlet cover screw. The Associated Press READER’S DIGEST______Lagassie-Strede By — Disconnect the tool when you — To keep power-tool cords out Russo-Culleton make an adjustment or change of the way as you work, hook the We know where pumpkims come fi^om, but from Jodi L. Strede, daughter of Joyce Reed It’s hard to imagine many com­ Colleen Mary Culleton, daughter of blades, bits or attachments. slack on a long spring screwed into where does the word “pumpkm” stem? It is derived of Route 6, Andover, and Raymond mon home maintenance and im­ Christopher and Mary (Tulleton of 185 — Never operate power tools out the ceiling above your workbench. from the Greek “pepon,” which means “cooked by Strede of Crystal liiver, Fla., and Tliomas provement jobs without power tools. Green Road, and Anthony Robert Russo, G. Lagassie Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. of earshot of others. — Do not carry power tools by the sun.” Along with the ease and time son of Lawrence and Margaret Russo of Thomas G. Lagassie Sr. of 91 Falknor — Keep a first-aid kit handy. their cords; use the handle. Improper This year, in overheated, drought areas, the sun saving that power tools provide, Branford, were married Sept. 8 at St. Drive, were married Sept 8, at Church of — Create a well-lit, well-venti­ handling may break the wires inside may have cooked pumpkins too much, perhaps however, they also hold the danger Bridget’s Church. the Assumption. lated, neat working environment. the power cord. Do not unplug the reducing the size and the number available for trick- of serious accidents. Since nearly all Monsignor Matthew Kelly of Llan- The Rev. Edward Pepin officiated at — Use earplugs and wear shat­ tool by pulling on the cord; pnill the or-treat observances, and increasing the price. power tool accidents result from duno, Wales, uncle of the bride, officiated the service. The bride was given in mar­ terproof safety glasses when operat­ plug itself. Selea your pumpkin according to its intended use. carelessness, it’s crucial to be alert, There are sizes especially fit for carving, painting, at the ceremony. The bride was given in riage by her father. Dawn Strede, sister of ing any power tool. If you wear — Never take the safety guard off marriage by her father. Patricia Culleton, use common sense and know how to decorating and cooking. Fresh and canned pumpkin the bride, was maid of htmor. Brides­ eyeglasses, use safety glasses that fit the tool except when doing a job sister of the bride, and Tracy Jo Franco ^ m operate the tools properly. are high in vitamin A and low in calories — at least maids were Kim Larivierre, Leslie Bless­ over them. It’s a goal idea to have that does not permit its use. Then were maids of honor. Here are some strfety tips to fol­ until you add sugar, milk, eggs and pie crust. ing, Kristen Ritchie, Melissa Olsen and extra goggles and earplugs handy use extra caution. Lawrence Russo Jr., brother of the O ^ low when working with any power In the field, pumpkins are ready for harvest when Julie Lagassie. Punela Kamm was flower bride, and Ralph Meliso, were best men. tool — large or small, stationary or for visitors. — Tighten all nuts, bolts and they are completely orange. In Northern states, this girl. Ushers were Brenden McMahon and Michael Ritchie was best man. Ushers portable: — Wear a respirator mask when screws on tools and attachments may not happen before the “frost is on the pumpkin.” David Vergati. were Harry Dalessio, David Lamontagne, using Sanders and other tools that regularly, and clean away accumu­ Large-fruited varieties — pumpkin technically is a — Do not operate power tools if After a reception at the Imperial Res­ Ricky Mitchell, I^chael Mace and m H lated sawdust fruit — such as Big Max, Big Tom and Jack you are tired, ill, distracted or even produce a lot of dust. taurant in East Windsor, the couple went Steven Leamy. Shawn Gilbert was o ^ — Connect tools with a three­ — When repairing power tools, O’Lantem require at least 110-120 days of warm mildly intoxicated. If your mind on a wedding trip to Nantucket. They are ringbearer. pronged, grounded plug to a use only factory replacement parts. temperatures to mature. Pumpkins do not store very wanders even slightly, stop and do well and may blacken and rot if exposed to freezing making their home in Wallingford. The reception was held at Jesters grounded, three-hole outlet. Be sure to reassemble the tool cor­ Mr./Mrs. Anthony Russo Mr./Mrs. Thomas Lagassie something else until your concentra­ temperatures. The bride is a 1984 graduate of East Court. They are making their home in If using an extension cord, use a rectly, following the manufacturer’s O 5 tion returns. Keep distractions, in­ You can extend the season a bit by covering your Catholic High School and a 1988 Notre Dame High School in West Haven Manchester. heavy-duty, grounded, three- exploded-view drawings. Otherwise, Howell Cheney Technical School. He cluding people and pets, to a mini­ pumpkins with a tarpaulin on cold nights and remov­ graduate of Stonehill College in Mas­ and a 1988 graduate of Stonehill College. The bride is a 1985 graduate of RHAM ivonged extension cord that is 14- a serious shock hazard may result. sachusetts with a bachelor of science served for four years with the U.S. mum. ing it in the daytime. Another preservation sugges­ He graduated from Notre Dame Univer­ High School and is employed at Society — Do not use power tools while degree in biology. She is employed by Marine Corps. He is employed by the — Tie back long hair, remove gauge or larger, regardless of the tion is to set each ripening pumpkin upon a board or sity in 1989 with a bachelor of science for Savings as a real estate coordinator. O m standing in water or wet grass, or on Merck, Sharp & Dohme as a phar­ Manchester Police Department jewelry. tool’s size. shingle to discourage insects from tunneling into the degree in electrical engineering. He is The bridegroom is a 1985 graduate of a damp basement, garage or maceutical sales representative. employed by Dataease International of Some double-insulated tools have shell. — Wear snug-fitting clothes workshop floor. The bridegroom is a 1984 graduate of Trumbull. plastic housings and two-prong There are some early varieties, such as Bushkin, without any loose or dangling parts. plugs. They can be used safely in Cinderella and Hybrid Bush Spirit One Northern — Plan your work beforehand, gardener reported harvesting a 10-pound Spirit the Anniversaries two-hole outlets. (Need help on a home repair or The couple plans to go on a Caribbean looking for potentially dangerous Carwile-Hartzog m 5> If you use a plug adapter that lets improvement project? Write past two seasons after about 74 days. cruise in November. They are making situations. Remove loose hand tools To harvest a pumpkin, cut the stem end with a Elizabeth Webb Hartzog, daughter of you attach a three-prong plug to a Reader’s Digest, P.O. Box 700, their home in Brandon, Fla. 5 r - or hardware from the saw table, knife, leaving several inches of stem attached to the Dorothy Hartzog of 35 Country Club The bride is a graduate of Cazenovia two-hole outlet, put the adapter in Pleasantville, N.Y. 10570-7000. McCooe > CO power tool mounting or work sur­ pumpkin. Store it at SO-SS degrees in a dpt place. Drive, and the late Virgil Hartzog, and College, Cazenovia, N.Y. She had been the outlet, not between an extension Suggestions and tips will be offered Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCooe of 84 face. With a portable tool, clamp the The pumpkin flesh, when stemmed and strained, can Donald Wayne Carwile of Brandon, Fla., employ^ as a computer analyst with the ^ > cord and the tool’s cord. Fasten the in future columns.) Union S t, observed their 50th wedding work so you have both hands free. be used in pies, rolls and breads. The seeds may be son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Carwile of Hartford Insurance Group. JD H grounding wire or metal tab to the aimiversary on Oct. 14 at the Knights of V Unplug the tool and set it safely separated from the pulp, and washed and dried. 'ITiey Brookneal, Va., were married Oct. 12 at The bridegroom is a graduate of the > Duck United Methodist Church, in North Columbus Lodge in Manchester. make a good snack when toasted on a piece of University of Richmond in Virginia. He "D Carolina. The Rev. William Ruth of­ About 120 friends and relatives at­ aluminum foil and lightly salted. is a marketing manager with Celotex tended the piarty which included a buffet Big Pumpkin ficiated. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith Corp. in Tampa, Fla. were wimesses. dirmer and dancing to the Dubaldo Or­ Homes: Questions and answers Last year, the Men’s Garden Club of Greene chestra. A special handcrafted bride and County, N.Y., sponsored a big pumpkin and groom, made by Mrs. Myrtle McGregor sunflower contest. The heaviest pumpkin entry of Manchester, was the centerpiece for ». QUESTION: I want to buy a fire fire. Once a fire in the home weighed 116 pounds and the winning sunflower head the main table. By POPULAR MECHANICS extinguisher for my home but I spreads, it can quickly include all measured 17.5 inches across. Author William Styron don’t know which type to get. What three categories. Therefore, your Painting Pumpkins QUESTION: What’s the best They were married in S t James Church do you recommend? best choice is a fire extinguisher Use acrylic paint if you paint designs on way to clean oil and grease from a on Oct. 14, 1940. The maid of honor was ANSWER: The wrong type of rated for all three classes of fire. pumpkins. It worlU well on ^eir waxy shells. the late Thelma Walker and the best man concrete floor? fire extinguisher could do more Fire extinguishers are available at Younger children find it easy to paint black eyes, conquers his depression was the late Raymond Custer. Mrs. ANSWER: If oil has been freshly harm than good. It must suit the type hardware stores and home centers. nose and mouth on small pumpkins to make jack-o’- McCooe is the former Marguerite spilled onto a concrete surface, blot and was floundering helplessly in my ef­ of fire that’s burning. When you buy one, check to see that lantem faces. Older children and adults can use more By PHIL THOMAS Peabody of Manchester. He is a former up as much as you can, then cover forts to deal with it. I wasn’t cheered by There are three types of fires. it’s listed by Underwriters colors and paint more elaborate designs, such as The Associated Press captain with the Manchester Fue Depart­ the festive occasion that had brought me the spot with one of the following: Class A fires are those that involve Laboratories Inc., and displays the witches, owls, cats and goblins. Designs often are ment and is now retired. to France. Of the many dreadful manifes­ powdered calcium carbonate, ordinary combustibles such as A, B and C designations. Also, note suggested by the shape of the pumpkin and the direc­ DARKNESS VISIBLE: A Memoir of She retired from Phoenix Insurance Co. Mr./Mrs. Joseph McCooe hydrated lime, talc, or fidler’s earth. the numbers in front of the A and B tion of the stem. Madness. By William Styron. Random tations of the disease, both physical and wood, paper, cloth, mbber. Home psychological, a sense of self-hatred . . . Portland cement can also be used. fires of this type often start in the designations. These refer to the size Why not have a pumpkin-painting party, with House. 85 Pages. $15.95. Let powder stand for 24 hour^ and of fire that the extinguisher can prizes for the fuimiest, most original and scariest? William Styron ranks among the very is one of the most universally experienced living room or bedroom. Class B symptoms, and I had suffered more and then scrape it off. ^ generally handle. The numbers are In decorating for Halloween, use decorated best fiction writers currently working in fires involve cooking oils, grease, more from a general feeling of worthless­ If oil has penetrated into the con- not absolute figures, but are relative pumpkins plus ears of ornamental com, com stalks the United States. His distinguished gasoline, paint thinners and other ness as the malady had progressed.” Alzheimer’s patient care crete, scrape off whatever remains terms for comparing different units. and colored gourds. books include such critical and popular flammable liquids. These fires On his return to this country, he sought on the surface with a putty knife and Pointed (Jourds successes as “The Confessions of Nat — Staff training, staff-to-patient ratios. generally break out in kitchens and For example, an extinguisher with a help for his depression, but neither doc­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS then cover the stain with a stiff poul­ rating of 2A:40B:C will handle a I ^ te d vegetables or floral designs add to the ar­ Tlimer” and “Sophie’s Choice.” Have staff members been specially garages. Class C fires are electrical tistic effect on large gourds. So do bright stripes and tors nor psychiatrists could do anything tice made from one of the powdered Class A fire twice as large, and a In “Darkness Visible: A Memoir of trained to work with Alzheimer’s resi­ fires and are usually the result of geometric patterns. Large, painted gourds will last for for him. As he relates his symptoms in Before choosing a facility for an Al­ substances above combined with a Class B fire four times as large, as a Madness,” Styron turns to non-fiction to dents? A staff ratio of four or five patients faulty wiring, overloaded circuits or years in your home. absorbing detail, Styron also tells of zheimer’s patient, the Alzheimer’s As­ to one staff member is usually sufficient. solution of 1 part trisodium phos­ unit rated 1A:10B:C. relate an acutely personal story of an ill­ 1 faulty electrical appliances. others — many of them prominent ardsts sociation (1-800-621-0379) reconunend There are many different types of gourds: small ness that afflicted him and nearly cost — Safety. Are residents adlowed to go phate and 6 parts water. Dit the On fire extinguishers, these Note that there are no size ratings __ who have suffered from depression, that you follow proper guidelines. fancy types, large bottle gounds, and gourds with him his life. The book b e g ^ as a lecture outside by themselves? If so, is there poultice stand 24 hours, then scrape for Class C fires. The C designation suffered so greatly that they took their Relatives should inspect the following: categories are designated by the let­ fancy names, such as Calabash, Dipper, Hercules at a symposium on affective disorders, fencing or some sort of deterrent to keep it off. Scrub the surface with clean only means that the chemical inside own lives. He observes, “Depression af­ — Licensing. What sort of license does ters A, B and C within a triangle, Club and Sugar Trough. was expanded into an essay io t a them from wandering away? Full-time su­ water. square and circle, respectively. will not conduct electricity. Gourds should be properly dried, waxed or shel­ flicts millions directly.... It has been es­ the facility have, and what are the state pervision is recommended. Grease is easier to remove than magazine, and then expanded again into a Class B-, or BC-rated extinguishers (For further information on any lacked for added shine. They may be yellow, orange, timated that as many as one in 10 standards for that? Try to find out about — Recreation, therapy, nutrition. Are oil. If scraping and scrubbing home problem, write to: Popular book. Americans will suffer from the illness.” the facility’s owners. are not effective on Class A fires. green or white, and are often striped and bicolored. Styron first became aware of his there programs designed for Alzheimer’s doesn’t work, use a poultice made On the threshold of taking his own life, — M escal care. If the patient is in the Also, water, which is effective in Mechanics, Readers Service Bureau, Some are shaped like apples, oranges, pears and malady in 1985. A few months after patients to keep them active, productive from benzene, naphtha or Styron had himself admitted to a hospital later stages of the disease or in need of putting out a Class A fire will cause 224 West 57lh St., New York, N.Y. eggs. Some have narrow or crooked necks. A basket realizing something was wrong with him, and physically healthy? VO U'ichloroethane and an inert powder. and over time managed to conquer his extensive medical treatment, does the a Class B fire to spread and can 10019. Phone: 212-649-3127). or wooden bowl overflowing, cornucopia style, with Styron went to Paris to receive an award. — Is it easy for the patient to get Allow it to stand 24 hours, then facility have skilled nursing personnel? cause a severe shock in a Class C small gourds makes a long-lasting table centerpiece. While there, he “concluded that 1 was suf­ tormenting disease. How he did so is around the facility or does it have a con­ f scrape the surface clean. most revealing and terribly touching. Are medical personnel on call 2A hours? fusing layout? SO 9 fering from a serious depressive illness. 9 0 m FbcUS/Hobbies Use library for Focus/Weekend TV John Denver

[ESPN] Fly Fishing the World With photo lessons John Barrett hopes for hit Saturday, Oct. 27 [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Return of Swamp Thing’ The muck-encrusted, comic-book By MARY CAMPBELL By JOHN DINGMAN monster sets out to thwart the evil Ar­ cane's plot to overrun the world with The Associated Press The Associated Press genetic mutations. Louis Jourdan. Heather 5 l0 0 A M (jT) Medical Center [HBO] MOVIE: 'Oh God! Book II' The Locklear, Sarah Douglas 1989 Rated PG- (V® Synchronal Research Visitor from above charms an innocent 13 (In Stereo) John Denver believes he has a shot at a hit once There are some great photography schools, for in- into spreading his message George Burns, again. It’s “The Flower That Shattered the Stone,” (M) Big Valley 9:00A M (T) Garfield and Friends (CC) person as well as mail instruction. But you also can Suzanne Pleshette, David Birney 1980 the title song from his new album. get a good photo education for free at your local @18} Andy G riffith Rated PG ® (4® Slimer! And the Real Ghostbus- [CNN] Crossfire [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide ters (CC) “I know I have an enormous audience,” he says. public library. “I’m very confident I’m writing songs as good as There, you will find how-to books, picture books BlSOAM CSD Home Shopping Spree [USA] Paid Program Cll) NWA Pro Wrestling CH) Synchronal Research ever, singing better than I’ve ever sung in my life. that can be studied for inspiration, and books by (18) Synchronal Research 7:30A M (33 Pee-wee’s Playhouse ;20; Dracula An ancient but powerful rival “Your voice does mature. It’s deeper, more DESIGNER WAFFLE- specially photographers who give lips on how they (3^ One Day at a Time (CC) ® Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC) tries to muscle in on Lucard's territory resonant. I’ve learned a lot more how to use it. I’m achieve their results. Almost always, the books are [CNN] Showbiz Today MAKER — This cast-iron, (33 [USA] Paid Program C26) USWA W restling still learning that, I think. profusely illustrated with examples and give details S lO O A M (33 Captain Bob (3® MOVIE: Sherlock Holmes and the fireplace waffle-maker, was Synchronal Research “I found a lot broader range of emotions inside on how the pictures were taken. ® Public Affairs Secret Weapon' The master sleuth uses (22) Family Ties (CC) his repertoire of disguises to ensure the myself, a little deeper sense of experience in a lot of recently sold at an auction. You don’t even have to live in a big metropolitan CD [USA] Paid Program (38l It's Your Business safety of a weapon created to destroy Hi­ areas. You’re able to put that in your voice.” The designs on the waffle- area to enjoy the advantages of a library. Many Gi) World of Tomorrow tler Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Kaaren ' MJjdLit' (40) Likely Story He says, “I think we’ll have a hit record. Wouldn’t smaller communities have surprisingly good collec­ 18j Home Shopping Club Verne 1942 maker creates an unusual (20) CHiPs (§7) GED that be nice after all these years? It would make me tions, and books on photography arc becoming in­ (13 La Plaza pattern on each side of the 26 Return of the Saint 61 Krypton Factor Igl) Tom and Jerry Kids (In Stereo) very happy; you have no idea.” creasingly popular. 38; M aude [CNN] Sports Close-up [A&E] MOVIE: 'The Inspector General’ Where he is now in his career, he says, “is an ex­ four waffles it can make. For example, my town, Cary, N.C., has a popula­ [A & E ] Campaign Part 3 of 6 [DIS] Dumbo's Circus A 19th-century fool is mistaken for an in­ pected part of the cycle. There were a lot of years 1 fluential bureaucrat Danny Kaye, Walter tion of about 40,()00, but its library is part of the [CNN] Daybreak [ESPN] Mark Sosin's Saltwater Jour­ was singing before I had any record success at all. I Wake County system, which includes Raleigh. Ac­ nal Slezak, Elsa Lanchester. 1949 [DIS] Mousercise [DIS] Fraggle Rock did three albums with the Chad Mitchell Trio. The 7:35A M [T M C ] m o v i e : Violets Are cording to librarian Mike Wasilick, the branch has [ESPN] Tennis; ATP Tour (R| fourth solo album I did had ‘Country Roads’ on it. more than 2(X) volumes under the “photo” classifica­ Blue' A globe-trotting photojournalist re­ [ESPN] Great Outdoors Waffle irons from the past [M A X ] MOVIE: Clara's Heart' (CC) A turns to her hometown for a vacation and [LIFE] Michaels Arts & Crafts “Then I did a fifth album, then ‘Rocky Mountain tion and has access to many more in the county sys­ Jamaican housekeeper helps a young boy IS reunited with her childhood sweetheart cope with his parents' crumbling marriage [TM C] MOVIE: The Towering Inferno’ High.’ There was a period I was the biggest-selling tem. If what you want is not on its shelves, the Sissy Spacek, Kevin Kline, Bonnie Bedelia Faulty wiring causes a San Francisco skys­ It’s a cast-iron gizmo for making W hoopi Goldberg. Neil Patrick Hams, M i­ 1986 Rated PG-13 record artist in the world. Nobody sustains that kind Trader Guide. Plenty of space for a library can get it for you quickly. Proof of the chael Ontkean 1988 Rated PG-13 (In craper to go up in flames during the struc waffled in the fireplace. The hand­ tures grand opening party Steve of success. turn-over, but it looks like half a ton. popularity of these books can be found in the fact Stereo) 8:00A M CD Jim Henson's Muppet les, partly shown, extend beyond the Babies (CC) McQueen, Paul Newman, William Holden “What was unexpected was how far it declined. Collectors' In Schroeder’s book there’s a that about half of them are checked out at any given [TMC] MOVIE; Perry Mason: The 1974 Rated PG. (In Stereo) business part of for two feet. They Case of the Scandalous Scoundrel' Ma­ 8 , 40 New Adventures of Winnie the RCA Records was sold to General Electric. There Griswold No. 8 for $120, and a time. son takes on the defense of a young Pooh (CC) [USA] Proline are springy, and when the lower pan Wagner for $125. The highest price was a period when nobody was around who had been Corner If you are just getting into photography, you might woman accused of murdering her former 11 Incredible Hulk 9:10A M [CNN] Healthweek associated with my success.” is filled with batter, the upper pan employer, the publisher of a gossipy tab found anywhere is in Kovels’ 20th: want to look at a scries of books put out by Kodak. (20 Webster can swoop down and the assembly loid Raymond Burr. Barbara Hale. William 9:30A M 18) Synchronal Research He left RCA and established Windstar Records, “Stover Cast Iron, Box, Miniature, They give details on many aspects of the trade, in­ Katt 1987 :22j 30 Camp Candy (CC) held firm with a metal loop. 20} Tony Robbins now associated with American Gramaphone Records $150.” 24) Zoobilee Zoo (R) Russ MacKendrick cluding shooting pictures, processing and special ap­ 6 l3 0 A M (33 Dragon Warrior (22j >30) Gravedale High (CC) for distribution. Besides “The Flower That Shattered What’s exciting is the fact that Some other names: Shapleigh No. 26 Sea Hunt you get four waffles with eight plications. Although they emphasize Kodak 11 Larry Jones (2Aj Long Ago & Far Away; The Boy in the Stone,” he has another new record, “Christmas 8; Francis Buckwalter & Co.; Abbot materials, they often give developing times for other 30) Ring Around the World 38 Wall Street Journal Report the Oak Tree (CC) (In Stereo) designs — every piece has different (57‘ Page 57 (R) Like a Lullaby.” & Lawrence; Keen Kutter and films and chemicals, too. 38) Command Performance ^7) Say Brother sides. “...Kitchen Collectibles.” They start Harwi No. 8. (To numerology ad­ (613 Zazoo U. (In Stereo) American Gramaphone also is reissuing two — “A If you have a special interest, you will find many [A&E] Golden Age of Television (61) Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (In Variety. Great. But there’s a hitch. with $15 for a Wagner, 1920, and go dicts: Think “eight” for a good waf- [A&E] Journey to Adventure Stereo) Christmas Together,” with the Muppets, and “Higher books right up your alley. There are a number of [CNN] International Correspondents This kind of overkill invites a to $125 for a B&W Co., Chatham. [CNN] Daybreak [CNN] M oneyw eek Ground” from two years ago. fie.) good books on photographing cats or dogs, for ex­ [DIS] You and Me, Kid decision block: which side is up for The name we see most is “Gris­ More on fireplace waffle irons [DIS] Good Morning, Mickey! [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Denver thinks his last top-10 hits were “I’m Sorry” ample. And when it comes to pictures of children, [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated (R) the butter and syrup? wold.” It shows up here and in can be found in “Antiques from the [ESPN] Ultimate Outdoor Experience [ESPN] Jimmy Houston Outdoors and “Calypso” from 1975. “Shanghai Breezes” of our library has a dozen volumes that offer a variety [USA] Paid Program Judd Caplovich of Vernon bid this Kovels’ book in numbers 1, 8 and Country Kitchen,” by Frances [M AX] MOVIE: Revenge of the Pink [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows 1982 did well on adult-contemporary radio stations. 6 l 4 - 5 A M (33 Davey & Goliath treasure off at a recent auction. He 11. Thompson, 1985, Wallacc-Homes- of approaches, some good and some not so good. Panther’ The bumbling Inspector Clou- [USA] Hollywood Insider (R) About that time, “Wild Montana Skies,” a duet with 7 :0 0 A M ® Bill & Ted's Excellent Ad­ seau IS on the trail of the French Connec­ An old-time waffle iron needs Before you check a book out, take a little time to Teenage Mutant Ninja values it at $200. That is higher than tead and Henry Kauffman’s ventures (CC) tion Peter Sellers, Dyan Cannon, Herbert 1 0:00A M (33 Emmylou Harris, was a country hit. Last year “And swivel space to get both sides done. look through it, and take special care to examine the Lorn 1978 Rated PG Turtles (CC) any waffler prices we see in the “American Fireplace...” Galahad, ® (40) Little Rosey (CC) So It Goes” with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band was a Most of them get it by replacing a illustrations. If you like the way a certain photog­ [USA] Financial Freedom ® C4® Beetlejuice (CC) guide books, but it is likely that 1972. ® World Tomorrow country hit. these are all for stove-top devices, stove lid. If the coals are not too There’s a monthly magazine that rapher portrays children, for example, then his book 8:30A M ® (4P) w iza rd of Oz (CC) (3D MOVIE: 'Marriage: Year One' A He says: “I don’t know what kind of radio station is the one you want. If not, pass it up. G i) CHiPs medical student and his wife struggle to because whatever ones are dated are high, it can swing. sounds like fun: Kitchen Collectible (20) To Be Announced. ^p) W hat a Dum m y find themselves in the confusion of a large you’d turn to right now to hear ‘Rocky Mountain If travel photography is your bag, spend some lime in this century. The Griswold high base “Heart News, $18 a year, from Box 383, §2) Family Ties (CC) ^2) @ip) Captain N and the Adventures of American city. Sally Field, Robert Pratt, High’ or ‘Calypso.’ Those were worldwide No. 1 hit on picture books showing various parts of die world. Super Mario Brothers 3 (CC). Cicely Tyson, 1971. There are 16 waffle prices in ’N Stars” goes right on the stove Murray Hill Station, New York, (26) Saint records. That’s the kind of songs that I do. It is hard Here, the emphasis is on the pictures themselves, to §4) Sesame Street (CC). (R) ( U Soul Train (In Stereo) top. It is pictured in the Antique (30) Saturday Videos (CC) to find a place for me on top-40 radio and there’s a Linda Campbell Franklin’s N.Y. (^6) Wanted: Dead or Alive GD Synchronal Research see how the pros evaluate a scene, often taking hours (S) Honeymooners (38) Ask the Manager (2® WWF Superstars of Wrestling resistance to me in country music. It’s ridiculous and to get just the right angle. @ GED (57) State W e're In (R) (2^ (30) Kid n Play (CC) frustrating and depressing, quite honestly.” In the travel area. National Geographic has a num­ (61) Sm all W onder (CC) (6^1) Bobby's W orld (In Stereo) (24) N ew ton 's A pple (CC). (In Stereo) Last spring he gave concerts in England and Hol­ Ear problems in dogs, cats ber of books that are a joy to look at and a great [A&E] All Creatures Great and Small ( ^ NWA Wrestling land, and all summer he gave U.S. concerts. “I think source of inspiration. They don’t get into the techni­ James loses a friend (60 min.) (R) [A&E] World of Survival (®7) Tony Brown's Journal they’re the best concerts that I’ve ever done, for If your pet is shaking its head, ticks yet, especially Lyme ticks. The cal areas too much, but if you have some experience, [CNN] Daybreak [CNN] Big Story (61) Piggsburg Pigs (In Stereo) breadth, depth, variety of music, dynamics, pacing. scratching at the ears (or behind latter make a comeback when it [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner [DIS] Jim Henson's Mother Goose Sto­ you can usually figure out how the pictures were ries [DIS] MOVIE; 'Snoopy, Come Home' cools off and they are out there now, [ESPN] SportsCenter There were wonderful audiences.” them) and is very sensitive to an ear made. And remember, the greatest shots don’t Animated. Snoopy bids Charlie Brown fa­ Pet Forum Since members of his band once played with Elvis exam, there is an ear problem as ready to counterattack. Actually, depend on the camera and film, but on the eye and rewell in order to return to his first owner Allan A. Leventhal, D.V.M. Voices of Chad Webber, Robin Kohn, Ste­ Presley, sometimes they do a rock ’n’ roll set. When you’ve probably surmised. ticks are very hardy and although mind of the photographer. r they blossom in the spring, some phen Shea. 1972 Rated G they do, Denver smiles, they call themselves Johimy Otitis externa — inflammation of When you are looking for technical help, be sure plucked out regularly. will persevere right through the TV channel guide [ESPN] Fishin' Hole and the Sharks. n the outer ear — not so much the ear to check when the book was published. If it is more [H B O ] Inside the NFL (60 mm.) (R) (In flap as the ear innards that arc A slight buildup of ear wax is winter. But right now, hunting pets Cox Unitod Tolo-Modio Stereo) “The Flower That Shattered the Stone,” by Joe than a couple of years old, many of the tips will be Henry and John Jarvis, both begins and ends the new visible, can be caused by bacteria, normal and although healthy ears and others that roam in the tall grass WFSB. H«nfofd ...... T . [LIFE] She's the Sheriff outdated. Advances in film, cameras and processing WTNH, Now H«vtn ...... • • • don’t need cleaning, they should be arc undergoing another tick attack. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Superman IV: The album. At the end, Kosetsu Minami sings harmony. fungi, yeast, fleas, ticks, mites, in­ have come fast. WWOR. Now York ...... » ■ checked regularly. To check ears or The dangers of Lyme Disease Quest for Peace' (CC) Lex Luthor and the Then Denver sings harmony with him in Japanese on jury or allergies. Other causes are Don’t pass up the magazines, either, especially WPIX, Now York ...... ” radiation-powered Nuclear Man threaten clean them, use a mild solvent such from the tiny ticks remains the same WHCT, Hortford ...... ■ the next chorus. That cut is the single in Japan. endocrine irregularities, bites, ones such as National Geographic. The September Superman's mission to rid the world of nu­ as mineral oil or hydrogen peroxide and unfortunately the disease can be WTXX, Wolorbury ...... M ., clear weapons. Christopher Reeve, Gene Minami sang with him at a September concert in hematomas, mange, sunburn or issue contains a photo essay on New York’s Broad­ WWLP. Springflotd ...... « . because the ear is very sensitive. Al­ repeatedly contracted. The new Hackman, Jackie Cooper 1987 Rated PG. Tokyo. Denver would like to record the song with an D tumors. way by Geographic photographer Jodi Cobb. It’s not WEDH. Hortford ...... 7 . (In Stereo) cohol may irritate and already sen- Lyme Disease vaccine for dogs is a WTWS, Now London ...... U . artist from each of several countries. [USA] Cartoon Express 1 the usual picture-postcard sort of thing, but a series Other symptoms are smelly, sitized ear. Follow your welcome addition to the disease WVIT. Hortford ...... * ■ “It’s a beautiful, beautiful song. 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That is relieved or as directed by your Therefore, tick dips, powders and 08) Synchronal Research Here” for Denver, arranged it and plays piano. “1 While Way in a fashion seldom seen. I especially CoMo Nowo Notwofk ...... • why cats, with the exception of ear veterinarian. sprays are still indicated for outdoor Olonoy Chonnol ...... ■ (2^ (3® Chipmunks Go to the Movies Watch You Sleeping” by Mike Balt is a song that mite infestation, have fewer ear pets. And precautions should be ob­ liked her shots of Times Square, and a wonderful pic­ Sporto Nolwork ...... JO . (CC) Denver believes all parents relate to. problems. Dogs with hair growing served for pet owners — tuck your ture of an awed Japanese family looking at the area t? l4 ] Strip Quilting (R) The album is dedicated to Denver’s l>/2-year-old u tlirough plate glass windows. LIfollmo ...... ^ ■ ^ Tony Robbins out of their outer ear canals (pood­ Lyme ticks pant legs into your socks and CInomox ...... ^ • daughter, Jesse Belle. “Ancient Rhymes,” a jx)em les, kerry blues, Tibetan terriers, Even though it’s fall and a good preferably spray the lower limb So, get to know your local reference librarian and Movio Chonnol...... ” • (573 South Africa Now that Bob Samples wrote for her at birth, was set to USA Nolwork ...... ’ 7 . etc.) have more problems unless the hard frost will clobber the fleas — clothing with lick repellent before discover the photo wonders to be found among the music bv her dad. library’s slacks. c o n tin u e d i hair which tends to plug the canal is don’t drop your defense against venturing into tall grass or brush. 9 0 The best of the Saturday TV, continued Saturday TV, continued Porter writes of

terror in Haddontield, III. Jamie Lee Curtis, ® Fun House (In Stereo) Home Grown (In Stereo) Donald Pleasence, Lance Guest. 1981 7:30PM (X) Wheel of Fortune (CC). gangster films [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch (5® Frugal Gourmet (CC) (In Stereo) robber barons (T® NWA Main Event Wrestling (X) Comedy Wheel [ES P N ] Crooked Creek [A&E] Fugitive Part 1 of 2. g® MOVIE: 'An American Werewolf in (T® Synchronal Research [LIFE] Day by Day [CNN] EarlyPrime London' Oscar-winning makeup highlights g® Reunion By DOLORES BARCLAY this tale of a vacationing Yank cursed by a [ESP N ] Coilege Football: Teams to Be 1 1 :00AM (T) Captain Planet and the g® As Schools Match Wits: Canton vs. By MARIO SZICHMAN Planeteers werewolf's bite. David Naughton, Jenny Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) The Associated Press______Agutter, Griffin Dunne 1981. Cheshire The Associated Press ( D d§) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show [LIFE] L.A. Law g® Taste of Louisiana (R) (In Stereo) g® Pioneers of Aviation (CC). [U SA ] Which Witch Is Which? Ani­ NEW YORK — This is the season of the thug in g® Carol Burnett and Friends (iTl Fame (4® To Be Announced. mated. Buttons and Rusty, a bear cub and NEW YORK — Readers who think that novels movie houses across the nation. a young fox, celebrate Halloween with ® New Adam-12 The police suspect a QS Hot Shot Challenge (5® MotorWeek Nissan Sentra; new Toy­ about the financial world must be as duJl as a banker Gangster films have always been popular, but a ota vehicles; company that builds replicas Ranger Jones cult is responsible for a series of dog in a three-piece suit should consider Donald Porter’s g® MOVIE: 'The Fog' A 100-year-old of '60s and '70s cars. (In Stereo) thefts whole new crop has come out this summer and fall. curse plagues a sleepy California seaside 5:30PM do) Super Force (CC) (In “Jubilee Jim and the Wizard of Wall Street” (Dutton). [CNN] On the Menu Stereo) (To) Siskel 8i Ebert If the gangster bug bites real hard this fall, there village. Adrienne Barbeau, Jamie Lee Cur­ It is a historical novel about the clash of two tis, Hal Holbrook. 1980. [ESPN] PGA Golf: Nabisco Champion­ d4) Victory Garden (CC). (R) (S) Wild America (CC) Garter snakes, an , are plenty of remedies at your local video store. Here eastern glass lizard, a desert tortoise and g® g® Saved by the Bell (CC) ship Third round from the Champions Golf (IS Honeymooners giants, Cornelius Vanderbilt and Jay Gould, over is a list of some of what’s available for the home Club in Houston. (2 hrs.) (Live) the alligator. (R) g® Raising America's Children ®BThis Old House (CC). control of the New York Central Railroad during the market: [LIFE] E.N.G. Former correspontlent [CNN] Sports Saturday America's Top Ton [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday (R) post-Civil War era. The book is a work of Balzacian — “Across noth Street” (1972): Gang warfare Kathleen Kenner starts fresh at Channel [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Return of Swamp scope and unbridled humor, a mixture of Dickens and between white and black versions of the Mafia. Pret­ Three Stooges Hour 10; a local neighborhood attempts to rid [TMC] MOVIE: 'They Live' A rough- Thing' The muck-encrusted, comic-book Washington Week in Review (CC). Itself of drugs (60 min.) and-tumble drifter stumbles across an al­ monster sets out to thwart the evil Ar­ the Keystone Kops. ty good action, starring Anthony Quirm and Yaphet (In Stereo) ien plot to infiltrate and control mankind. cane's plot to overrun the world with 3:30PM (T) C4® College Football: Roddy Piper, Meg Foster, Keith David. genetic mutations. Louis Jourdan. Heather The character that holds the plot together is the Teams to Be Announced (CC) (3 hrs., 30 Kotto. ( U My Secret Identity 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) Locklear, Sarah Douglas 1989 Rated PG- Pantagruelian Jim Fisk, partner of Gould in his min.) (Live) — “A1 Capone” (1959): Rod Steiger’s penetrating [A& E] Footsteps of Man Americans, [USA ] Headless Horseman of Hallow­ 13. (In Stereo) machinations to lake the railway away from Vander­ portrait of the Chicago gangster. In black and white both black and white, confront a painful (2® Horse Racing: Breeders' Cup Joined een part of their history at the excavation of a Carol Burnett (pictured) leads the in Progress From Belmont Park (2 hrs.. 8:00PM (XI MOVIE: On Golden Pond' bilt •— first through the issuing of worthless stock with a narrative. slave site in the Deep South (60 min.) 30 min.) (Live) 6:00PM ® News (CC) Three generations confront each other certificates and later through control of the gold — “Angels With Dirty Faces” (1938): When cast of “Carol & Company,” the during a vacation at a New England cot­ [ESPN] Great American Events: Tim­ g® Nathalie Dupree's Matters of Taste C£) A-Team tage. Katharine Hepburn, Henry Fonda, market. they’re bad, they’re very very bad with James Cag­ ber Sports Series (R) comedy anthology airing Satur­ (In Stereo) QD Wall Street Journal Report Jane Fonda, 1981. “I have taken Jim Fisk’s character very much as [HBO] MOVIE: 'All's Fair' A militaristic ney leading the pack. And when they’re good, days on NBC. Other members of g® MOVIE: 'The Seventh Cross' A con­ d§) Prime Toons (T) Action News Closeup: The Men history has given it to me,” says Porter. “He made businessman smugly accepts his es­ centration camp escapee attempts to flee Who Would Be Governor they’re Pat O’Brien as a priest. tranged wife's challenge to a weekend of the stock company are Terry pre-World War II Germany. Spencer dD ® ) News people feel wonderful. He was, as Shakespeare put it — “The Big Combo” (1955): A film noir flick survivalist war games. George Segal, Sally Tracy, Signe Hasso, Hume Cronyn. 1944 (2$ Degrassi Junior High (CC). d j MOVIE: 'The Profane Comedy' A newspaper publisher questions his own about Falstaff, ‘Not witty in himself, but the cause of starring Cornel Wilde as a violent cop in pursuit of Kellerman, Robert Carradine. 1988 Rated Kiser, Meagen Fay, Richard Kind (5® Computer Chronicles dD Hee Haw (In Stereo) PG-13. (In Stereo) and Anita Barone. The series is judgement after eyewitness testimony wit in others.’ ” gangsters. [CNN] Your Money (3P St. Elsewhere sends a man to jail in a seven year old man­ The very odd couple of Gould and Fisk fight — “Black Caesar” (1973): Blaxploitation gangster [LIFE] Attitudes now in its first full season after a (W) New Yankee Workshop (CC). (In slaughter case. Carl Betz. Chuck Connors. 3:35PM [DIS] Raggedy Ann & Andy: Linda Day George. 1969. against the powerful VanderbilL using not only their yam with Fred Williamson. [U SA ] Youthquake successful summer run. The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile Ani­ Stereo) mated. Raggedy Ann and Andy hatch a (jH) 21 Jump Street (60 min.) O Horror Hall of Fame A tribute to hor­ imagination but tricks that cast a very human light — “Bonnie and Clyde” (1967): An excellent blend 1 1 :1 0AM [CN N] Science and Tech­ ror films, their creators and the actors who plan to unite a homeless jack-o'-lantern [CNN] Newswatch upon two proverbial villains. of mayhem, blood, sex, comedy and sociology, and nology Week Topic: microwaves to de­ [USA] MOVIE: Scandal Sheet' A tal Faces' Lhe personal life of silent-screen with a lonely little boy whose stern aunt starred in them. Host: actor Robert En- contaminate hospital waste. [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) Jonah and Nicole The way they elude the persecution of Vanderbilt’s the film that made Faye Dunaway a star. ented journalist comes to regret her deci­ star Lon Chaney and his rise to stardom won't allow him a Halloween pumpkin. (R) glund ("A Nightmare on Elm Street” mov­ sion to )oin the staff of a gossipy, often James Cagney, Dorothy Malone, Jane discover a native whaling shrine (R) (In ies). (2 hrs.) thugs — in one instance rowing across the Hudson to — “Boys of the City” (1940); The Bowery Boys 1 1 :30AM S ) This Is the NFL [TM C] MOVIE: The Phantom of the Stereo) ruthless celebrity tabloid Burt Lancaster, Greer. 1957. Opera' Second version of Gaston Leroux's (Ip Synchronal Research g® g® Guys Next Door (CC). [LIFE] MOVIE; 'Flowers in the Attic* the sanctuary of New Jersey in a scene that recalls solve a gangland murder. Pamela Reed, Robert Urich. 1985 ® College Football: Okla­ classic tale about the disfigured violinist §D MOVIE: 'Christine' Strange things g® Collectors (R) 2:00PM Based on V C. Andrews' novel about four Huckleberry Finn and Jim avoiding a press gang of — “Charley Varrick” (1973): Walter Matthau as 1 2:30PM (T) Paid Program homa at Colorado (CC) (4 hrs.) (Live) who haunts the Pans Opera House. Claude begin to happen after a high-schooi loser g® MOVIE: 'Undercurrent' Small town Rains, Susanna Foster, Nelson Eddy children held prisoner by their grand­ restores a ’58 Plymouth Fury. Based on slave-owners — or try to take advantage of their (5) Superman (X) Airwolf mother in the family’s ancestral home. Vic­ “the last of the independents” against the big boys. girl marries a rich young man, and later 1943 Stephen King's novel. Keith Gordon, John arehrival’s greediness makes tliem more complex and — “Corleone” (1985); Childhood pals in Sicily suspects him of being a maniac. Katharine g® Rod & Reel Streamside g® Focus on Watercolor toria Tennant, Louise Fletcher, Kristy Stockwell, Alexandra Paul. 1983. Hepburn, Robert Taylor, Robert Mitchum 4:00PM (X) Knight Rider Swanson 1987. sympathetic figures. g® What About Women g® MOVIE: 'The Internecine Project' A (22) ® Parenthood (CC) Kevin s home­ take divergent paths. No relation to “The Godfather.” 1946. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Weekend at Bernie's' double agent is forced to dispose of his (T® World Wide Wrestling made Halloween costume will not cut it Pbrter, an entrepreneur who heads an investment — “Dillinger” (1945): The life and times of John (5® Seven Wishes of a Rich Kid (CC) A dead man provides two of his em­ (S?) Wall Street Week: TheS.E.C. Chair­ enemies after he is offered a top-level gov­ g® Yan Can Cook (R) with his classmates; Frank nabs Halloween company in Manhattan, is also the author of three [CNN] Evans 8i Novak ernment position. James Coburn, Lee ployees with a unique set of problems. An­ Dillinger with Lawrence Tierney in the title role. man (CC). (In Stereo) g® MOVIE: 'French Conspiracy' To lure vandals. (In Stereo) [HBO] Gunplay: The Last Day in the Life Grant, Keenan Wynn 1974 drew McCarthy. Jonathan Silverman. historical and three mystery novels. He admits that he — “Dillinger” (1973): Warren Oates in the title (ST) Charles in Charge (CC) an exiled leader back to Paris, an arrange­ Catherine Mary Stewart. 1989. Rated PG- This Old House (CC). of Brian Darling (CC) A young boy acci­ (4® Media Arts ment is made between the CIA and French is part of a “new wave” that looks at the so-called role, and R-rated. [CN N] College Football Preview dentally kills another while playing with a 13 (In Stereo) §D MOVIE: 'The Caine Mutiny' Two Na- (5® Rod & Reel Streamside intelligence Jean-Louis Trintignant, Michel val officers rebel against their commanding robber barons “in a different light.” — “The Don Is Dead” (1973): The ups and downs [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club (CC) (R) (In gun. (R) (In Stereo) Piccoll, Roy Scheider 1973. [USA] MacGyver Stereo) (61) MOVIE: Obsessed With a Married officer in this adaptation of Herman For example, he says, “I think that Gould was not a of a Mafia family in Las Vegas, starring Anthony [LIFE] E/R (5® Yan Can Cook 6:30PM (X)CBS News (CC), (In Stereo) [ES P N ] College Gameday Woman' A handsome young writer finds Wouk's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. Hum­ monster as he was portrayed by the yellow jour­ Quinn and Frederic Forrest. 1:00PM d ) Witness to Survival himself in love with his very beautiful -- and gT) International Magic Awards From (T® Crime Stoppers 800 phrey Bogart, Jose Ferrer, Van Johnson. [M A X] MOVIE: 'My Mom's a Were­ very married -- senior editor. Jane Sey­ U.iiversal Studios in Hollywood, Harry 1954. nalism of his day.” To Pbrter, the reason that Gould — “The Godfather” (1972): It’s hard not to like wolf' (CC) A handsome werewolf uses his Id) Run for Your Life g® ALF (CC) mour, Tim Matheson, Richard Masur Blackstone hosts a tribute to magicians, (3® MOVIE: 'Hopscotch' A CIA agent superriatural powers of suggestion to iure MOVIE: 'The Fog' A 100-year-old ® g® NBC News (CC). was systematically portrayed as a villain is that Don Corleone and friends. The Academy Award- (TT) 1985 honored in various categories including bound to a desk job leads agency officials an unsuspecting housewife into his lair curse plagues a sleepy California seaside Magical Entertainer of the Year, Best Co­ g® Video Tours: Old Salem “America throws up people who are both good and winner that’s worth watching dozens of times. Susan Blakely, John Schuck, John Saxon [A&E] MOVIE: 'Greased Lightning' Af­ on an international chase when he writes village. Adrienne Barbeau. Jamie Lee Cur­ medy Magic and Best Escape Artist. (2 evil at the same time. It seems as if it is impossible to 1988. Rated PG. tis, Hal Holbrook 1980 ter World War II. a black taxi driver is g® Austin City Limits (In Stereo) his memoirs, exposing several company — “The Godfather, Part IF (1974); Part H is just hrs.) secrets. Walter Matthau, Glenda Jackson, steered into stock-car racing Richard [CNN] Pinnacle take them apart.” as good as the originals. [U SA ] Dance Party USA g® MOVIE: 'C.H,U.D.' Illegally stored ra­ Pryor, Beau Bridges, Cleavon Little 1977 [A&E] Seven Dials Mystery Cheryl Ned Beatty. 1980. dioactive material produces a race of de [DIS] World of Horses Features dres­ Pbrter gives as an example former Louisiana — “The Godfather Epic” (1977): A compilation of 1 2:00PM d ) MOVIE: Great Cather­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Moppets Take Campbell, Sir John Gielgud. James War­ (4® Young Riders (CC) Buck's heritage is formed, murderous humanoids. John sage and competitive jumping ine' Catherine the Great imprisons and tor­ Manhattan' While Kermit and company wick and Lucy Gutteridge star in this dra­ questioned when he helps the Army res­ governor Huey P. Long. “He had the immense ability the two movies with extra footage. A gem. Heard, Christopher Curry, Daniel Stern tures a newly arrived Britisher. Peter try to take their college variety show to matization of Agatha Christie's mystery [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Return of Swamp cue a group of women who were captured to listen and care for his constituency. He was not 1984 — “Johimy Angel” (1945): George Raft seeks O'Toole, Zero Mostel, Jeanne Moreau Broadway. Miss Piggy's jealousy of a novel Peter Ustinov hosts. (60 min.) Part 3 Thing' The muck-encrusted, comic-book by an Indian war party years ago, (60 min.) greedy. But, at the same time, he was by no means 1968. g® Blitz on Cartooning friendly waitress threatens her wedding of 3. (R) monster sets out to thwart the evil Ar­ (In Stereo) daddy’s killer and tries to snuff out the mob. cane's plot to overrun the world with democratic. And it is very hard to separate one from — “Lady in Red” (1979): The gangster’s moll tells rSl Paid Program g® Connecticut Newsmakers plans with the frog Voices of Jim Henson, [DIS] MOVIE: The Glass Slipper' A ( S Faerie Tale Theatre: Sleeping Frank Oz. 1984. Rated G. whimsical look at the Cinderella tale. Leslie genetic mutations. Louis Jourdan, Heather the other, as with Gould or Fisk. f9~l Superman (4® Odd Couple Locklear, Sarah Douglas. 1989. Rated PG- Beauty her side of things in this tale of John Dillinger. [LIFE] Moonlighting Caron, Michael Wilding, Keenan Wynn In summary, I see them as very thrilling people. (TT) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) [A&E] Project: Man in Space (R) 1955 13. (In Stereo) (ST) Totally Hidden Video Scheduled: — “Lucky Luciano” (1974): You have to know [U SA ] MOVIE: Webof Deceit' A young magic shop voodoo doll; man lodged in a And it is hard to say if they were good, or evil in a (18) g® College Football: Syracuse at [CNN] Newsday [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 7:00PM (X) Entertainment Tonight In­ cannon: customer stands in for psychic. (In Italian or “dubspeak” to get through this joint U.S.- lawyer uncovers a conspiracy while con­ terview with singer Carly Simon. (60 min.) Army (3 hrs.) (Live) [DIS] Here's Boomer [U SA ] Double Trouble Stereo) way that Hitler or Mussolini were completely evil.” Franco-Italian romp. Features Gian Marla Volonte ducting her own investigation into the rape (In Stereo) (2® MotorWeek The Mercury Cougar XR- [HBO] MOVIE: Iron Eagle II' Gen and murder of an Atlanta woman Linda [A&E] Mussolini: The Untold Story As If Fisk is the character that holds the plot together, 7; preview of new Chrysler Motor vehicles; 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Close-up (R) and Rod Steiger. Chappy Sinclair leads a misfit team of Purl, James Read, Barbara Rush. 1990 (X) News (CC). Germany invades Europe, Mussolini tlie railroad is the powerful symbol that gives the plot old sports cars. (In Stereo) American and Soviet pilots against a Mid­ g® Frugal Gourmet (CC). (In — “Once Upon a Time in America” (1984): A [CNN] Healthweek (R) 4:30PM Comedy Wheel (George C. Scott) becomes Hitler's ally. La­ g® Black Perspective dle Eastern nuclear missile silo. Louis Gos­ 2:10PM Stereo) (X) ter, amid Italian protest against the war, its backbone — in the way Mark Twain used the gangster epic from Sergio Leone with Robert De (TT) di) Star Trek: The Next Generation (58) MOVIE: 'Great Scout and Cathouse sett Jr., Mark Humphrey, Stuart Margolin 2:30PM ( J j You've Come the Wrong (S® Victory Garden (CC). (R) Mussolini's son-in-law (Raul Julia) sup­ Mississippi and Herman Melville used the whale. Niro, James Woods and Elizabeth McGovern. Get the 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Way, Maybe Examines the stresses fac­ (CC) When Dr. Crusher leaps into another ports a plan to remove the fascist dictator Thursday' Three men set out to kidnap a [CNN] Future Watch dimension of reality. Enterprise crew mem­ Porter says in “Jubilee Jim” that “to Jay Gould, the n long version — 225 minutes — and have a video group of bordello girls Lee Marvin, Oliver [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep ing today's American women. Host: Mere­ from power. (3 hrs.) Part 2 of 2. dith Baxter Birney. (60 min.) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dream a Little Dream' bers mysteriously disappear. (60 min.) (In country seemed to have an insatiable appetite for feast. The short version for Americans with short at­ Reed, Elizabeth Ashley 1976. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Dangerous Curves' Stereo) [CNN] PrimeNews g® Pierre Franey's Cuieine Rapide (In (CC) An accident leaves an elderly cou­ more: more land, more tracks, more towns and cities, tention spans is OK but not as appetizing. (4® Candlepin Bowling (60 min ) Two college roommates run into unex­ ple's transmigrated souls trapped within (T® Synchronal Research [ESPN ] College Football: Notre Dame pected trouble after being hired to deliver a Stereo) at Pittsburgh (3 hrs.) (Live) more profits from grain-----Central to all these ambi­ ( S f ) McLaughlin Group the bodies of two high-school teens. Ja ­ g® New Lassie (CC) A dishonest land de­ — “Public Enemy” (1931): A snarling Cagney, now Porsche to a tycoon's daughter. Tate (4® Channel 1 Media son Robards, Corey Feldman, Meredith [HBO] MOVIE: In Country' (CC) A Ken tions were the railroads, for Jay knew that without (S) MOVIE: 'The Death of Ocean View Donovan, Danielie Von Zerneck, Grant veloper tries to buy the clans' traditional (5® Hometime: Kitchen Finishing (CC) Salenger 1989. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) tucky teen-ager and her emotionally with, Jean Harlow and Mae Clarice and grapefruit. Park' A seaside amusement park is turned Heslov. 1988 Rated PG (In Stereo) meeting lodge, swift, easy, and cheap transport, few of these dreams into a nightmare of disaster by an unusually Part 2 of 2. [M AX] MOVIE: The Defiant Ones' A scarred uncle attempt to come to grips — “Racketeer” (1930): An early talkie starring g® Jeopardy I (CC). with the aftereffects of the Vietnam War. could be realized.” powerful hurricane. Mike Connors, Diana 1 :30PM ( D Pan American Winter [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) pair of escaped convicts -- one black, one g® Pioneers of Aviation Bruce Willis. Emily Lloyd. Joan Allen. 1 Carole Lombard and Robert Armstrong. Canova, Martin Landau. 1979. Games (60 min ) white -- chained together at the wrist at­ Porter says that “the railroads were to the people of [M AX] MOVIE: Brotherhood of Satan' 1989. Rated R. (In Stereo) m — “The Roaring Twenties” (1939): A classic [A& E] In Search of the Dream (R) g® Magic of Watercolor (R) A small midwestern town is panic-stricken tempt to overcome each other's hatred in g® Newhart (CC) the 19th century the equivalent to us of computers or order to survive. Robert Urich, Carl Weath­ [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Curse of the Black W i­ [CNN] Newsday (2® MOVIE: 'Boys Town' A seemingly when 13 children disappear and their par­ (3® Current Affair Extra (60 min.) made in that great year (1939) of great Hollywood ers, Barry Corbin. 1986. dow' Authorities search for a killer whose automobiles. People were enthusiastic about rail­ movies. Stars Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney and [D IS] Avonlea (CC) Disaster ensues heartless new arrival disrupts the calm of ents die. Strother Martin, L Q. Jones, g® New Dragnet Murder is the result of victims are left wrapped in a spider-like roads. For them, it was an engineering marvel. The Father Flanagan's Nebraska sanctuary for Charles Bateman. 1971. Rated PG [U SA ] Dog House Digby risks discovery an identity switch for an insurance payoff. when Felicity is left in charge of the house when trying to get Helen's job back. (R) web. Tony Franciosa, Donna Mills, Patty interesting thing is that Twain and Melville were Priscilla Lane. for two days. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) wayward boys Spencer Tracy, Mickey (4® News Duke Astin. 1977. Rooney, Henry Hull 1938 2:45PM [HBO] MOVIE: sticky Fin looking at natural phenomena — the great river, the — “The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre” (1%7): [ES P N ] College Football: Brown at Cor­ gars' A suitcase of drug money iaunches 5:00PM (X)A-Team [A&E] All Creatures Great and Small [M AX] MOVIE: 'Alien Nation' (CC) In nell (3 hrs.) (Live) g® Horse Racing: Breeders' Cup From two female musicians on an uninhibited (TT) MOVIE: Halloween III: Season of Siegfried is envious when Calum has an 1991, a human detective teams up with great whale — which God gave us. And yet, our cul­ Typical Roger Connan — long on violence and Belmont Park. (4 hrs., 30 min ) (Live) [LIFE] Frugal Gourmet spending spree. Helen Slater. Melanie the Witch' A physician uncovers a mask article published. (60 min.) his alien counterpart to stop an extrater­ ture is fascinated by man-made things. . . . It is as if schlock. (4® Daily Mixer Mayron, Danitra Vance. 1988. Rated PG- maker's bizarre plot to turn All Hallows' restrial drug dealer from poisoning the al­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Return of Swamp [CNN] Capital Gang we have shifted our focus away from nature to our — “Scarface” (1932): Dubbed “the shame of the (S7) Raising Kids 13. Eve into a night of murder and mayhem ien community. James Caan, Mandy Pa- Thing' The muck-encrusted, comic-book Tom Atkins, Stacey Nolkin, Dan O'Herlihy. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Snoopy, Come Home' tinkin, Terence Stamp. 1988. Rated R. (In own civilization, our own handwork. nation” when it first came out. ftul Muni’s portrayal monster sets out to thwart the evil Ar­ [CN N] Newsmaker Saturday 3:00PM CB Airwoif Animated. Snoopy bids Charlie Brown fa­ Stereo) cane's plot to overrun the world with 1982. rewell in order to return to his first owner. Leonardo da Vinci said that he loved everything of A1 Capone, directed by Howard Hawks. Watch for [DIS] Zorro (TT) MOVIE: 'Halloween 11' Mass mur­ [U SA ] MOVIE: 'lady in White' A genetic mutations. Louis Jourdan, Heather derer Michael Myers continues his reign of (T® Auto Channel Voices of Chad Webber, Robin Kohn, Ste­ that was not natural. He was interested in things that Locklear, Sarah Douglas. 1989. Rated PG- [LIFE] Tracey Ullman ghostly apparition provides a young Boris Karloff. g® Superboy phen Shea. 1972. Rated G. were made by men, not things that nature has made.” 4 13. (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Man of a Thousand continued g® Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin': [U SA ] Counterstrike (60 min.) (R) continued 9 0 Is Sally actually Saturday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued William Windom schoolboy with clues to an unsolved 10- plane in the jungles of Central America. (57) Thompson Chad Everett, Bradford Dillman, Wayne year-old nnurder. Lukas Haas, Katherine (61) Comic Strip Live From Los Angeles, (33 (3) Paid Program Helmond, Len Cariou. 1988. Grace. 1989. Rated R. Phil’s daughter? scheduled comics include Franklyn Ajaye, (35 ®5 Adventures of Don Coyote and gets attention 8:30PM Ql) Synchronal Research 1 0:00PM (S MOVIE: Only One Sur­ Mack & Jamie, Leslie Norris and Marc Wei­ Sancho Panda (2^ ® Working It Out (CC) David, Sarah vived' Premiere, (CC) A cash reward ner. (60 min.) (H) Williams TV lures four vacationers on a dangerous mis­ By JERRY BUCK and their respective daughters are all ex­ [A & E ] Gary Coleman at the Improv sion to retrieve an explosive-laden ship ad­ (25) New Life By DICK KLEINER periencing romantic ills. (In Stereo) Comics: Peter Gaulke, Ed Yeager, Brian The Associated Press rift off the coast of South America. Perry (22) Sunday Today (24) Hometime: Kitchen Finishing (CC). Haley, Rick Rockwell and Greg Travis. (60 King, Michael Beck, Paolo Bonacelli. 1990. min.) (24) Zoobilee Zoo QUESTION: My friend and I have a bet. I say Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Capital Gang (R) S5) Frederick K. Price LOS ANGELES — Actor William Windom strolls that Sally Jessy Raphael is Phil Donahue’s daughter. (5T) Haywire Host: comic Carol Leifer. (In (~8~) (45) Twin Peaks (CC) Cooper tells into the room sporting an Irish blackthorn walking Stereo) Harry where to find Audrey; Leland goes to [D IS ] Achievers Examines the life of Joe 36) Oral Roberts I have seen him on her show and she said I want you Louis, one of the world's best heavy­ [DIS] Halloween That Almost Wasn't court; Donna and Maddy plan to steal the (58) Inspector Gadget stick, a subtle touch that lends a theatrical flair to his to meet my dad. A lot of money is riding on this, so weight boxers. The Wicked Witch threatens to ruin Hal­ secret diary. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (45) Robert Schuller entrance. please settle it for us. — F.R.R., Little Rock, Ark. loween by not flying over the moon on her (3) News (CC). [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard Windom, the curmudgeonly grandfather in NBC’s broomstick. (R) (In Stereo) @ Sesame Street (CC). (R) ANSWER: If she said it, she said it facetiously. fit) News [HBO] MOVIE: 'Staying Together' (CC) o Three South Carolina brothers find their [A&E] Journey to Adventure (R) “Parenthood,” is adept at gestures that get him But many people have taken it seriously. You lose. 9:00PM d ) ® ) China Beach (CC) fl5) Synchronal Research While attending his father’s funeral, Beck­ lives changed after their father sells the fa­ [CNN] Daybreak noticed in supporting roles. Until this season, he (25) Neon Rider (60 min.) Phil’s children are: Michael, Kevin, Daniel, James ett is reminded of his assignment with the mily business. Dermot Mulroney, Tim [DIS] Good Morning. Mickey! played Dr. Seth Hazlitt on CBS’ “Murder, She and Mary Rose. graves unit (60 min.) (In Stereo) (2^ 05) Carol & Company (CC) Carol is a Quill, Sean Astin. 1989. Rated R (In Stereo) [ESPN] Active Lifestyle Wrote.” QUESTION: What can you tell me about f18) Synchronal Research widow who is attracted to a much younger man (Peter Krause). (In Stereo) [LIFE] L.A, Law [HBO] Babar (R) He describes his “IVenthood” character, Frank SI) (58) Golden Girls (CC) Dorothy is pres­ ^ m Jonathan Banks, who plays Frank McPike on SD Missing/Reward [M AX] MOVIE: 'Stripped to Kill II' A [TM C] MOVIE: Salsa' A talented young Buckman, as “kind of a pain in the butt,” adding, “So sured to give a passing grade to the school dancer wants nothing more than to be “Wiseguy”? — S.W., Walker, Mich. [C N N ] Evening News series of horrible nightmares leads a strip­ am I.” football star. (Postponed from an earlier named "King of Salsa" at an upcoming A N S^^R : Frankly, he may not be Frank much date) (In Stereo) per to believe that she may be responsible O ^ [H B O ] Comedy Hour: Blake Clark (CC) for murdering her fellow dancers. Maria festival Robby Rosa, Rodney Harvey “Frank’s resided to being the elder statesman of longer. He and the show are having a dispute about §4) Mark Russell Comedy Special The (60 min.) (In Stereo) Ford, Eb Lottimer, Karen Mayo Chandler 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) the family,” Windom said. “He’s old Mr. Reliable satirist lampoons newsmakers in song and [LIFE] Tracey Ullman 1989 Rated R [U SA] Cartoon Express money, so he’s only back for a half-season, and that monologue. (In Stereo) without a lot of laughs. He doesn’t expect a lot of may be that. Which would be a shame, because he [U S A ] Hitchhiker (In Stereo) A man better-known for his skills (g) MOVIE: 'I Wake Up Screaming' A [USA] MOVIE: 'Convict Women' 8:30AM CE) Career t v people, and he’s seldom disappointed.” m H adds a lot to the show. Banks is from Washington, jealous detective deliberately frees a mur­ 10:15PM OS) MOVIE: Mirage' An Women escaping from a sadistic prison dD Paid Program as an interviewer tries his hand at Windom’s character has a touchy relationship with amnesia victim hires a private detective to cut a path of destruction through the Flor­ D.C., the son of parents who both were civil servants. derer in order to pin the rap on a sports 01) (U Midnight Patrol hosting a variety special on “Sun­ promoter. Betty Grable, Victor Mature, help him find out who he really is. Gregory ida swamplands. Mickey Rooney, Ted one of his sons, played by Ed Begley Jr. He somehow got to Australia, where he began his Carole Landis. 1941. Peck, Diane Baker, Kevin McCarthy. 1965 Cassidy, Chris Robinson, 1975. To Be Announced. day Night With Larry King.” “There’s a bit of warfare there,” he said. “If you IE rn career. Then he came back to the United States, did ® ) Cops From Las Vegas; an officer is run 1 0:30PM 08) Synchronal Research 1 1 :30PM (33 Big Break (In Stereo) (H) Reading Rainbow (CC) Among the highlights scheduled can combine it with a hug now and then, it’s great.” down by a hit-and-run driver; months later, some stage work and broke into films and TV. His dD d® American Dreamer (CC) Tom (33 W ho's the Boss? (CC) 0® Robert Schuller he arrests the perpetrators. (In Stereo) are a visit with animal trainers Windom takes over the “Parenthood” role played big break was playing the killer in “Beverly Hills seeks advice from a "pro'' after an over­ (li) MOVIE: 'Cat People' A woman (3® H eathcliff in the hit movie by a longtime associate and former O 5 Cop’’ with Eddie Murphy. He is single. [C N N ] Medical \A/aste; Dumping on whelming substitute teaching experience. disbelieves the legend that intimacy will [A&E] World of Survival Siegfried and Roy, and an inter­ Small Town America (In Stereo) next-door neighbor, Jason Robards. transform her into a panther and that she [CNN] Evans & Novak (R) view with Bart Simpson. It airs QUESTION: What happened to the actress who [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Champ' A struggling (2® MOVIE: 'Sleepwalker' A chronic can only revert to human form after she “He was Doc Holliday in ‘Hour of the Gun’ and I played Traci Abbott on “TTie Young and the Rest­ boxer gains strength and inspiration from sleepwalker who witnesses a murder has killed Nastassia Kinski, Malcolm [D IS] Jim Henson's Mother Goose Sto­ Sunday, Oct. 28, on NBC. was one of the henchmen,” Windom recalled. his son Jon Voight, Faye Dunaway, Ricky ries O m less’’? — D.B., Ponchatoula, La. wonders if it was a dream, Darlene Carr, McDowell, John Heard. 1982. Windom, who had spent 15 years on Broadway ap­ Schroder. 1979 Rated PG. Robert Beatty, Elaine Donnelly. 1975. (it) Synchronal Research [ESPN] Lee Haney's Championship ANSVVHER: Many readers have inquired about W orkout pearing in 24 plays, got one of his biggest acting [TMC] MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th, Part ® On Scene: Emergency Response §6) New Adam -12 The police suspect a whether Beth Maitland, who played Traci, hath drif- VI: Jason Lives' {CC} The resurrected Ja­ (S) Chalice of Salvation (Live) (46) Business World [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd cult is responsible for a series of dog [HBO] Wonderful Wizard of Oz (In challenges in his 1962 film debut. He shared teth. Actually, she has just returned. son returns to Camp Crystal Lake in search thefts. Stereo) (24) Long Ago & Far Away: The Boy in (g) Degrassi Junior High (CC) (R) of new teen-age prey. Thom Mathews, Molly worries over the identity of her un­ the Oak Tree (CC). (In Stereo) courtroom scenes with Gregory Peck in the Academy QUESTION: How old was Michael Crawford born baby's father, (22) (55) Saturday Night Live Host: Patrick [U S A ] Jem (65 MOVIE: 'Halloween with the Ad- Jennifer Cooke, Renee Jones. 1986 (2® Wanted: Dead or Alive Award-winning ‘To Kill a Mockingbird.” when he did “Hello, Dolly”? When was he bom? — Rated R. (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Mutations' The Swayte (90 mm.) (In Stereo) 9:00AM CE) Sunday Morning (CC) dams Family' The Addams family gets to­ (3® Sacrifice of the Mass gether for a holiday reunion. John Astin, “I was the disttict attorney, and he was the defense m > proprietor of a traveling freak show §4) Comedy Tonight fSl fD Paid Program S.G., Alegaunee, Mich. 9:30PM ® Synchronal Research searches for human subjects for his insane 0® My Secret Identity Carolyn Jones, Jackie Coogan. 1977. attorney,” he said. “I didn’t have many lines. I had to ® Movie CTT) Brady Bunch ANSWER: Michael Crawford was bom in 1942, (5?) (3§) Empty Nest (CC) Harry is worried experiments. Donald Pleasence, Tom 0® Synchronal Research [A & E ] Revue News about the entertain­ keep making up all kinds of business. I’d have my tie when a lonely Carol insists that a cheese Baker, Brad Harris. 1974. Rated R. (g) Alexei Sayle's Stuff 0® Beauty Breakthroughs ment world. (60 min.) (57) M ister Rogers (CC). (R) on funny, chew on a pencil, throw my leg over a > CO and “Hello, Dolly” was made in 1969. So, unless my server is the man of her dreams. (Post­ [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In [C N N ] Sports Tonight (1® W id get poned from an earlier date) (In Stereo) ®D Preview: The Next Seven Days (60 [ESPN] Sports Reporters chair.” calculator has blown a gasket, he was 27 when he did Stereo) [D IS ] Best of Abbott and Costello Live (24) Sesame Street (CC). (S4) Great Performances: Celebrating min ) [LIFE] Cardiology Update ^ > that part. 11:00PM (T) (33 News (CC) A collection of performances by the fa­ @® Sea Hunt In the 1960s, Windom moved to Los Angeles to Gershwin, Part II: 'S Wonderful mous comedy team (60 min.) (R) [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Apple Dumpling [USA] Which Witch Is Which? Ani­ JO H QUESTION: Please settle a bet between my (33 Howard Stern (38) G idget Gang' (CC) An 1870s cardsharp becomes mated, Buttons and Rusty, a bear cub and concentrate on movies and television. In his first TV (ST) American Chronicles The history of [E S P N ] SportsCenter > mother and me. I say that the boy who plays Chunk (Tf) Odd Couple [4® David Paul the uncomfortable guardian to a trio of or­ a young fox, celebrate Halloween with series, “The Farmer’s Daughter,” he was the con­ George Foreman; the weekend warrior Ranger Jones, (R) convention in Las Vegas. (In Stereo) 1 2:00AM (33 American Gladiators phans. Bill Bixby, Susan Clark, Don Knotts gressman and romantic interest for Inger Stevens. " 0 in “The Goonies” is not the same boy who plays Vem (18) Synchronal Research @ Sesame Street (CC), (R) 1975 Rated G [C N N ] East Meets West do) New Dragnet Murder is the result of fl3) Invisions Hair Replacement 1 1 :10AM [CNN] Travel Guide (R) In his second. “My World and Welcome To It,” he in “Stand By Me.” She disagrees. Please help! — ® ) M unsters Today (CC) The men tackle [E S P N ] Scholastic Sports America [M AX] MOVIE: 'Heroes Stand Alone' an identity switch for an insurance payoff, (20) WWF Wrestling Challenge babysitting while trying to watch football. Home Again S.P., Little Rock, Ark. [L IF E ] Family Practice Update 1 1 :30AM (33 won a 1970 Emmy as best actor in a comedy series ANSWER: You are a winner. Jeff Cohen played American commandoes face Communist dD is) News (2t) Honeymooners [A & E] MOVIE: 'A Little Romance' Two (33 05) This Week With David Brinkley — after the show had been canceled. His role was troops during a search for a crashed spy (57) Black Adder young people find love and understanding [TMC] MOVIE: 'Troop Beverly Hills' (CC). Chunk. Jerry O’Connell was Vem. d4) Alexei Sayle's Stuff (CC) A wealthy socialite becomes the loosely based on the works of writer-cartoonist James with the help of an older man. Laurence (3® Connecticut Beat Olivier. Arthur Hill. Sally Kellerman. 1979. leader of a group of rich and pampered Thurber. Since 1972, the actor has done four one- QUESTION: Who does the voice for the Wilderness Girls. Shelley Long. Craig T. (21) Home Improvement Magazine [CNN] Daywatch Pillsbury dough boy character in those commercials? Nelson, Betty Thomas. 1989, Rated PG §4) Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide (In man shows on Thurber material. Is it a man, woman or child? — L.V.R., Boston, Sunday, Oct. 28 [D IS] Fraggle Rock (In Stereo) Stereo) He since has added World War II correspondent [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour Mass. 10:1 0AM [C N N ] On the Menu (R) (M) MOVIE: 'Honeymoon' A Gl with a Ernie Pyle to his repertoire. [HBO] MOVIE; 'National Lampoon's ANSWER: Man. He is a Midwestern voice-over (E) Face the Nation three-day pass misses hiS fiancee in Mex­ “I was looking around for another one-man show,” European Vacation' The Griswold family 1 0:30AM ico Shirley Temple, Franchot Tone, Lina Jesse Jackson spircialist named Jo Be Semy. He succeeded the 5:00AM (33 paid Program [USA] Diamonds (25) Insight-Out takes Europe by storm when they win an (ED Romay 1947. said Windom, who was with the 82nd Airborne in original voice, who died, a few years ago. This year, Cl8) Synchronal Research all-expenses-paid trip on a game show. (Tfl Happy Days 55) World Tomorrow Belgium during the Battle of the Bulge. “I didn’t 6:1 0AM [C N N ] Healthweek (R) (22) Entrepreneur 99 Chevy Chase. Beverly D'Angelo, Jason 0® WilUams TV incidentally, marks the 25th birthday of that commer­ ® Beverly Hillbillies (CC) [T M C ] MOVIE: The Goodbye Girl' A ® D. James Kennedy Lively. 1985. Rated PG-13 ( ^ Three Stooges want to do George Washington or Mark Twain. I cial character. [CNN] Sports Latenight headstrong actor and an ex-dancer be­ [LIFE] Living W ith Diabetes This Old House (CC) (57) Club Connect thought of something from World War II. I was going come unlikely roommates. Marsha Mason. @ It's Your Business [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Sports Car Club 0® Big Valley [CNN] NFL Preview QUESTION: Did the actor who plays Freddy Richard Dreyfuss, Quinn Cummings. 1977, (53) Kenneth Copeland [M AX] MOVIE: Teen Witch' A drab to do fiction, until I discovered Pyle. I also found Kreuger (“Nightmare On Elm Street”) ever star in of America From Elkhart Lake, Wis. (60 Rated PG student uses her newfound magical pow­ ® Munsters Today (CC) The men tackle [ESPN] SportsCenter some of his civilian writing. He was a very sensitive min.) (R) ® Jimmy Swaggart ers to win the boy of her dreams. Robyn babysitting while trying to watch football. “MPUT ASTERISK HEREAPUT ASTERISK [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update human being, like Thurber. 6:30AM (JD Young Universe [A&E] Mountbatten: The Soldier and Lively. Dan Gauthier, Joshua Miller 1989 0® Channel 1 Media [USA] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye HERESPUT ASTERISK HEREH”? — D.B., (33 In the Black the Statesman Part 4 of 12. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [USA] Headless Horseman of Hallow­ “I still do (the Pyle show) on weekends. It keeps (57) Long Ago & Far Away: Circus een (R) Calhoun, Ga. 5:15AM [T M C ] Coming Soon John (18) Synchronal Research [C N N ] Daybreak [USA] Cartoon Express Dreams (CC) (In Stereo) the stage in me alive. The stage makes me more con­ Candy and other Hollywood celebrities [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner 12:00PM (33 New York Football ANSWER: No, Robert Englund was not a present a collection of trailers from various (20) BluBlocker Sunglasses 9:30AM (33 Paid Program [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday fident to do movies and television. And movies and CinemAttractions “MPUT ASTERISK HEREAPUT ASTERISK films. (R) (2® Wheel Power [E S P N ] SportsCenter CT5 Brady Bunch [E S P N ] This Week in Sports (ED television help you sell more tickets.” 0D MOVIE: 'The Thief of Bagdad' Alex­ [L IF E ] Self-Improvement Guide 0.8) Invisions Hair Replacement [HBO] MOVIE: 'Transylvania Twist' Ec­ HERESPUT ASTERISK HEREH”-man. 5:30AM C£) Home Shopping Spree do) Ring Around the World ander Korda's colorful account of an Ar­ Windom recently was in St. Joseph, Mo., to film a [38) Dick Van Dyke [M A X ] MOVIE: Her Alibi' (CC) A mys (2.0) Out of This World (In Stereo) centric relatives and a legacy of bloodlet­ (Send your questions to: Ask Dick Kleiner, c/o C3) Paid Program ting await a beautiful heiress upon her arri­ abian prince's efforts to regain his throne Disney Channel movie called “Back To Hannibal.” tory novelist suffering from writer's block and win the hand of a lovely princess. Con­ Newspaper Enterprise Association, 200 Park Ave., (31) Synchronal Research ®1) Power Bands val in Transylvania Robert Vaughn. Teri In the movie. Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer, becomes involved with a beautiful murder (22) Meet the Press (CC) rad Veidt, Sabu, June Duprez. 1940 @ Weekend With Crook and Chase [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) suspect Tom Selleck, Paulina Ponzkova. Copley, Steve Altman 1989 Rated PG New York, N.Y. 10166. Due to the volume of mail, ®6) W anted: Dead or A live 0® Home Shopping Club now grown up, return to defend their friend Jim on a (38) Andy Griffith [D IS ] You and Me. Kid William Daniels. 1989, Rated PG, (In [L IF E ] internal Medicine Update personal replies cannot be provided.) Stereo) (30) Splendor Blender murder charge. Windom plays Judge Thatcher, [MAX] MOVIE: 'Scrooged' (CC) A 0® Scooby Doo Meets the Boo Brothers [CNN] Moneyweek (R) [E S P N ] SpeedWeek Animated. After inheriting his uncle s vin­ Becky Thatcher’s father. QUESTION: I ’ve often wondered — when we [U S A ] Calliope (58) N ew Lassie (CC) A dishonest land de­ heartless network executive learns the [D IS ] Achievers Examines the life of Joe [HBO] MOVIE: 'Body Slam' (CC) A veloper tries to buy the clans' traditional tage mansion, Shaggy asks the Boo Broth­ “We couldn’t film in Hannibal because the city’s 1 folly of his ways m this parody of the Dick­ struggling promoter strikes gold after turn­ America's Black Forum meeting lodge. ers for help when he encounters the see commercials during a TV program that has a Louis, one of the world's best heavy 7:30AM (33 ens classic. Bill Murray, Karen Allen, Carol ing his attentions to managing profes­ ghostly tenants. Voices by Don Messick, too built up,” he said. studio audience, like a quiz show, does the studio weight boxers. (R) (33 8th Day 06) Synchronal Research Kane. 1988. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) sional wrestlers. Dirk Benedict, Tanya Casey Kasem, (2 hrs.) Bom in New York City, Windom began acting in 0:00AM (33 We Believe (33 Sunday Mass (85 Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) audience also see those commercials? — V.L.C., Roberts. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 10:45AM @6) Jewish Life (2® Home Again miliuiry school at the age of 14. dD Public Affairs QD (ST) Fantastic Max [CNN] Your Money (R) Dixon, 111. [MAX] Comedy Experiment: Judge 1 1 :00AM (33 inside Washington McLaughlin Group “I was the ingenue since it was an all-boys ANSWER: Usually not. The TV program is usual­ CE) Paid Program Reinhold and Demi Moore in the New (18) Williams TV [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Homeowner's Guide to Happiness (CC) (33 Paid Program (E® Meet the Press (CC). CtS [LIFE] Frederick K. Price (25) Miracle Faith Outreach [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga- school,” he said. “My mother came backstage after­ ly taped, with the commercials added later. So, in the Judge Reinhold and Demi Moore are a sub­ 05 National Geographic on Assignment 0® Golf: Tucker Anthony Classic Cham­ (18) Synchronal Research (22) Day of Discovery zine ward, and she hadn’t realized I was actually in it. I studio, during the taping, they just break. During the urban couple who take unusual stops to (60 min.) pionship. (60 min ) (20) To Be Announced. halt barking dogs. (R) (In Stereo) (56) Celebrate with Reverend Mellon [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (57) American Interests held up the brassiere under her nose. She said, ‘You break, which may hie anywhere from 10 seconds to (ig Williams TV know, I looked at that girl.’ ” S® This Week on Pit Road Auto racing 7:00AM (33 Vista [C N N ] Big Story (R| 1 0:00AM (53 Paid Program (25) Highway to Heaven (CC) Part 2 of 2. [A & E ] I, Pagliacci Ruggiero Leoncaval­ 10 minutes or more, they make any changes lliat may report. (33 Breakthrough [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus (33 Steampipe Alley (22) Real to Reel lo's tragic opera performed by Placido The actor mused that he didn’t learn of his most be needed on the set. d® One Day at a Time Domingo and Teresa Stralas, (90 min.) (R) (33 Point of View [E S P N ] Bodyshaping (T5 Happy Days (24) Frugal Gourmet (CC). (In Stereo) notable academic achievement until 10 years ago, VO [DIS] Mousercise [CNN] Newsday (3l) (3D Richie Rich 8:00AM (33 New England Sunday (T8) W illiams TV (58) Micro Diet during a lunch with actress Margaret Hamilton, who [ESPN] Mastering Golf (R) 9 Q5) Divine Plan continued ®Q) Highway to Heaven (CC) Part 1 of 2. (58) Three Stooges continued played the villain in “The Wizard of Oz.” 9 0 ‘Tornados’ have Sunday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued Writer finishes [D IS] Rick Nelson: A Brother Remem­ 2:00PM (® MOVIE; Don't Go to @ M OVIE: 'Halloween' Fifteen years af­ terrific rhythms bers (C C ) David Nelson pays tribute to his ter being committed to a mental institu­ Sleep' A family is pulled to the edge of mous horror comics of the '50s. Adrienne tion, a deranged killer escapes and heads [C N N ] Sports Sunday his black gardener is brutally murdered. brother Rick, who died on New Year's Eve, insanity when the eldest daughter returns Barbeau, Hal Holbrook, E G . Marshall. 1985, featuring home movies, concert home with a vengeance. Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Sutherland, Marlon Brando, Susan 50-year novel from the grave. Dennis Weaver, Valerie 1982. [HBO] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's footage, and interviews with his mother Harper, Ruth Gordon. 1982 Donald Pleasence, Nancy Loomis. 1978. European Vacation' The Griswold family Sarandon. 1989. Rated R. (In Stereo) By DAVID DISHNEAU Harriet and his children. (60 min.) (R) (In (18) Synchronal Research fTT) M O V IE: 'Greystoke: The Legend of Family Ties takes Europe by storm when they win an [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Stereo) (25) MOVIE: 'The Seventh Sign' An ex­ The Associated Press Tarzan, Lord of the Apes' Wild African all-expenses-paid trip on a game show (R) dD Mark Russell Comedy Special The pectant mother faces the horrifying revela­ By MARIO SZICHMAN [E S P N ] NFL Gameday (60 min.) apes adopt an orphaned infant in this adap­ Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Jason [M A X ] M O VIE: Road House' (CC) A le­ satirist lampoons newsmakers in song and tion that her unborn child Is to be sacrificed tation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' classic fan­ Lively. 1985. Rated PG-13. gendary bouncer runs into stiff opposition The Associated Press [HBO] M O V IE: 'Hanover Street' Caught monologue. (In Stereo) as part of a religious prophecy. Demi ‘Texas Tornados” (Reprise) — Texas Tornados tasy. Christopher Lambert, Andie McDow­ [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Pan 2 when he agrees to clean up a notorious gin in a bombing raid on London in 1943, an (30) Video Challenge (R) Moore, Michael Biehn, Jurgen Prochnow American pilot and a married English nurse ell, Ian Holm. 1984. mill. Patrick Swayze, Kelly Lynch, Sam El­ African rhythms are terrific and the Brazilian beat 1988. Murder, She Wrote (CC) must choose between desire and honor. @6) To Be Announced. 8:00PM 33 liott. 1989. Rated R (In Stereo) NEW YORK — Only in the literary world can a is burning hot but you could travel the world over do) M OVIE: 'Th e Pit' A disturbed youth (g ) @g) gg) New s Jessica searches for the truth surrounding Harrison Ford, Lesley-Anne Down, Chris­ uses an unknown evil to exact revenge on d7) Doctor Is In a 16-year-old murder case at the request [TMC] MOVIE: 'Troop Beverly Hills' woman chase a man for more than 50 years and final­ topher Plummer. 1979. Rated PG. (In and never find a more enticing sound than the one his uncaring friends Sammy Snyders. [ESPN] PGA Golf: Nabisco Champion­ d D Faerie Tale Theatre: The Three Little of a dying Pulitzer Prize-winning author. (CC) A wealthy socialite becomes the ly get the reward of being immortalized. Stereo) blowing in through America’s own back door, the Jeannie Elias, Laura Hollingsworth 1983 ship Final round from the Champions Golf Pigs (60 min.) (In Stereo) leader of a group of rich and pampered Wilderness Girls. Shelley Long, Craig T That is what happened to Natica Chauncey, [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update dD Adam Smith's Money World: Adam Club in Houston. (2 hrs.) (Live) (26) T.J. Hooker Texas-Mexico border. CF) (38 America's Funniest Home Vi­ Nelson, Betty Thomas. 1989. Rated PG. protagonist of “The Lady of Situations” (Houghton MOVIE: 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' Smith and Gorbachev in Moscow [H B O ] M O VIE: Shag' (CC) Four teen­ [TMC] (38) Hogan's Heroes deos (CC) Sky diving fun; bubble-magic (In Stereo) And no one does Tex-Mex better than the Texas (CC) A computer operator becomes in­ age girls spending their last summer to­ young lady; cat antics; filling a diaper, ball­ Mifflin) and the latest character that novelist Louis (@ How to Get a Second Paycheck dZ) Postcards Tornados, a genuine supergroup featuring Freddy volved in espionage after receiving strange Without Getting a Second Job gether head to Myrtle Beach for dancing room dancing. (In Stereo) [USA] Counterstrike (60 min.) Auchincloss has added to his human comedy. messages through her terminal. Whoopi and romancing. Phoebe Cates, Bridget dS Star Trek; The Next Generation (CC) Fender, Flaco Jimenez, Augie Meyers and Doug [A & E] Inside Track With Graham Nash (JD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 9:30PM (1® Synchronal Research Auchincloss. 72, says that he “first tried a draft of Goldberg, Stephen Collins, John Wood. Fonda, Annabeth Gish. 1988. Rated PG. When Dr. Crusher leaps into another di­ (60 min.) Sahm. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) (R) (In Stereo) mension of reality. Enterprise crew mem­ gD Butterflies this book over 50 years ago, while I was a sophomore [CN N ] Week in Review (l8 Synchronal Research Hearing Fender’s plaintive tremolo on the [U S A ] All-American Wrestling [LIFE] Infectious Disease Update (R) bers mysteriously disappear. (60 min.) (In (5T) Good Grief (CC) Ernie deals with the at Yale. The draft was rejected by Scribner’s, which [E S P N ] Auto Racing: One Lap of Am er­ Stereo) (18 M O VIE: 'Th e Image' A prominent T V ghostly widow of his latest client. (In ^ m d ) NFL Today [TMC] MOVIE: Die Hard' (CC) A street was the most reasonable thing for them to do.” hcarbreak ballad, “If That’s What You’re Thinking,” 1 2:30PM ica (60 min.) (Taped) [A & E] Biography: MacArthur A profile journalist is forced to make crucial deci­ Stereo) wise New York cop confronts terrorists sions in order to save his career and mar­ is just one of the many pleasures of this 10-song col­ fFl Weekend Travel Update [HBO] MOVIE: 'Immediate Family' of General Douglas MacArthur, comman­ [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) He adds that the novel has a great deal of impor­ when his estranged wife’s California office riage. Albert Finney, Marsha Mason. O ^ CD Outdoor Sportsman (CC) A married couple eager to raise a building comes under siege. Bruce Willis, der of the American forces during the Ko­ tance in his life because “I was so discouraged by the lection. rean War. (60 min.) (R) Swoosie Kurtz. 1990. 1 0:00PM 133 News (CC) z CO (g ) dg) NFL Live child meets a pregnant teen-ager planning Bonnie Bedelia, Reginald VelJohnson. @ Sunday Night With Larry King g l) News refusal of the book that I decided I wouldn’t write Another is the bouncy Vox organ of Augie to give her baby up for adoption Glenn 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) [ C N N ] Sportsweek in Review (18 dD On the Record Close, James Woods, Mary Stuart Master- (CC) The celebrated talk show host prov­ g® Synchronal Research any more and I wouldn’t even stay in college.” Meyers, whose stylings on the instrument were the [D IS ] Avonlea (CC) Disaster ensues do) Vision and Values: The Common son, 1989. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [U SA ] Double Trouble ides an evening of interviews and variety when Felicity is left in charge of the house Byron Allen (In Stereo) Auchincloss decided to become a lawyer and at­ H signature of the Sir Douglas Quintet, a 1960s band Good A look at the controversial proposal entertainment. Featured: Sylvester Stal­ g® S [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) 4:30PM (X) Growing Pains for two days. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) tended the University of Virginia. founded by Meyers and Sahm that produced the hits for a landfill in West Virginia; a community lone and David Letterman. (60 min.) (In gD Masterpiece Theatre: The Ginger resolves the problem of sheltering the [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Package’ (CC) A ® M OVIE: Critters' Fugitive aliens with [ESPN ] Horse Racing: Remington Park Stereo) Tree (CC) Though a successful business­ “But,” he says, “I didn’t keep the promise. I did U.S. Army sergeant assigned to security at an appetite for human flesh eat their way “She’s About a Mover” and “Mendocino.” homeless. (60 min.) Futurity (60 min.) (Same-day Tape) §8 (57) Race to Save the Planet (CC) woman, Mary still cannot see her son and X m a disarmament conference becomes in­ through a Kansas farming town. Dee Wal­ she refuses the Count's marriage offer. (60 write a novel during the summers between my [LIFE] War on Hepatitis B: America at This look at the price of progress examines Accordionist Flaco Jimenez is perhaps the world’s dZ) Firing Line: Is There a Them e to T h e volved in international conspiracy. Gene lace Stone, Scott Grimes, Billy Green Bush. Risk (R) the pollution problems of Los Angeles and min.) Part 3 of 4. (In Stereo) studies at the law school — which I destroyed — and Bonfire of the Vanities'? (R) Hackman, Joanna Cassidy, Tommy Lee 1986. best-known player of the Mexican polka and waltz Europe's Rhine River. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (g ) Newhart (CC). then, during the Second World War, I started writing (5T) The Great Bear Scare Animated The Jones. 1989 Rated R. (In Stereo) (J8) Synchronal Research [U S A ] Murder. She W rote (CC) O JO music called conjunto. voices of Tom m y Smothers, Susan Saint @ Knight Rider Jesse Jackson again.” Auchincloss has been writing ever since. [USA] MOVIE: 'The Protector' A New gg W W F Superstars of Wrestling 6:30PM 3 3 gg) A B C New s (CC). James and Louis Nye are featured in this York cop. who is also a kung fu master, (61) In Living Color (CC) Sketches: the (57) Are You Being Served? Why did it take so long to complete the novel? Sahm, whose broad musical vocabulary encompas­ account of Ted E. Bear's journey to Mons­ (24) Mark Goldfeld Featured; Down syn­ (iD Synchronal Research cleans up the Big Apple in his own way. hardworking Hedleys staff a courtroom; ® Against the Law (CC) When Ma- “I wasn’t even aware of its existence,” he says. “It O -n ses all these gemes, stands solidly at the center of the ter Mountain. Jackie Chan, Danny Aiello 1985 drome. ( ^ NBC New s (CC). Frenchie crashes an exclusive party; latest cHeath is a co-counsel for co-defendents (30) Stainarator d8) Hersey's Hollywood fashions from Iraq, (In Stereo) in a Brinks job murder case, he Is shocked was only in the last few years that I realized I had the CD m Texas Tornados. He plays a variety of instruments on [C N N ] Science and Technology Week 2:30PM Firing Line: Is There a Topic: microwaves to decontaminate hos­ (M) Odd Couple [C N N ] Inside Business [A & E ] In Search of the Dream to learn that his partner may sell out. (60 draft, when the carbon copy of the novel surfaced Theme to 'The Bonfire of the Vanities'? min.) (In Stereo) the record and sings lead on more than half the songs. pital waste. |R) [CNN] PrimeNews (R) (38 To Be Announced. [LIFE] HIV Update (R) among the papers I was sending to the University of [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Pink Cadillac' (CC) A [A&E] Revue News about the entertain­ (38 To Be Announced. ® Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide (In [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Th e Delta Force' A ter- [DIS] American Originals: Thomas A. Virginia. Then, I reread the draft. It’s curious — I He never hits a false note, whether he’s whooping bail bondsman’s employee finds himself Edison Profiles the inventor of the electric ment world. (60 min.) [D IS ] W itch's Night Out Animated. A Stereo) rorist hijacking leads an invincible band of protecting the bubbly woman he was as­ light bulb, the phonograph and the motion [CNN] Evening News had hardly given it a thought since I was young.” it up on the Cajun-flavored “Who Were You Think­ has-been witch remains unemployed on commandos to the Middle East. Chuck signed to capture. Clint Eastwood. Bernad­ [LIFE] Hypertension Control picture camera. Hosted by Roger Mudd. It’s also curious that this first Auchincloss novel, ing Of,” or playing the part of an unrequited lover on ette Peters. Timothy Carhart. 1989. Rated Halloween afternoon. (R) (In Stereo) Norris. Lee Marvin. Martin Balsam. 1986 [DIS] MOVIE: Zorba the Greek' A [U S A ] Dog House Annabelle's first date Rated R. (In Stereo) (60 min.) (R) larger-than-life Greek laborer takes the En­ although set in the 1930s and ’40s, could be so con­ PG-13. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) m > “She Never Spoke Spanish to Me.” is coming to dinner, and a furniture agency [E S P N ] Amazing Games (60 min.) glish heir to a Cretan mine under his wing. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Indiana Jones and the has mistakenly removed the house furni­ 7:00PM 33 60 Minutes (CC) (60 min.) Co-star Lila Kedrova won an Oscar. A n­ temporary, as it deals with the problems faced by a 1 :00PM d ) NFL Football; Philadel­ [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) ‘Texas Tornados” is one of those rare albums phia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys From Last Crusade' (CC) Indy heads to Europe ture. (In Stereo) thony Quinn, Alan Bates, Irene Pappas. woman trying to get ahead in the male establishment. Texas Stadium. (3 hrs.) (Live) to find his father, who disappeared while 1964. > CO without a bad song. It’s being played mosdy on 5:00PM ffi High School Bowl 33 gg) Life Goes On (CC) Corky hides 8;30PM ( ® (38 America's Funniest In “The Lady of Situations,” Natica Chauncey (D Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous searching for the legendary Holy Grail. Har­ behind his mask when he meets a girl at a People (CC) [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) rison Ford, Sean Connery, Denholm Elliott. (X) It Takes a Thief Halloween party: Becca is nervous about seems to blend two literary characters with a long country stations, but with a little wider exposure (60 min.) (18) Synchronal Research Equalizer > 1989 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (18) Synchronal Research being alone. (60 min.) (Postponed from an [USA] tradition. One is the unfaithful wife, especially Emma these gracefully aging sons of the Southwest could d ) MOVIE: 'San Francisco Interna­ earlier date) (In Steieo) d D In Living Color (CC) Sketches: Judge JO H 3:00PM ( $ M OVIE: Ritual of Evil' A dD All Creatures Great and Small 1 0:30PM 33 Jack Benny Bovary and Anna Karenina. The other is the social cut a broad path into the mainstream. tional' A pilot's wife is held hostage in a Wapner tries a case; Ted Turner colorizes > plot to steal money from a cargo plane. psychiatrist trespasses in the supernatural So) Brain Super Charge (33 MOVIE: 'Murder One' A young de­ "The Kid "; parody of rap musician M.C. g® Synchronal Research climber, which could be traced from Thackeray’s when he investigates the mysterious death puty district attorney is given a hot potato Pernell Roberts. Van Johnson, Beth Brick- (38] St. Elsewhere Hammer. (R) (In Stereo) Paid Program "O of his patient. Louis Jourdan, Anne Baxter, by the chief deputy prosecutor Robert g® “Barry Lyndon” or Moliere’s “The Bourgeois Gen- ell. 1970. [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) Diana Hyland. 1969. ® Current Affair Extra (60 min.) Coniad, Howard Duff, Diane Baker 1969 (57) You Must Be the Husband dD NFL Football: Regional coverage tilhomme” to some of Balzac’s protagonists, such as Daredevils Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts; Buf­ (18) Home Shopping Club @ Taste of Louisiana (In Stereo) ® Synchronal Research 9:00PM 33 M O VIE: The Secret Life [ESPN] of Archie's Wife' Premiere. (CC) Rom­ Rastignac or Lucien de Rubempre. falo Bills at New England Patriots; New f2p Lawrence Welk Show: Halloween d i) 21 Jum p Street (60 min.) (|g) Lifestories (CC) A 40-year-old 11:00PM New s (CC) ‘Aparis’ is too ance blooms between an incompetent 33 But there is a crucial difference. All those charac­ York Jets at Houston Oilers. (3 hrs.) (Live) woman (Lindsay Crouse) and her husband Party (R) [C N N ] EarlyPrime bank robber and his unhappily married §® Paid Program decide to accept the risk of having a baby 33 ters were punished for their misdeeds; the ruthless dD Connecticut Newsweek MOVIE: The Night Strangler' A hostage. Jill Eikenberry, Michael Tucker, [DIS] Mr. Boogedy A novelty salesman by in-vitro fertilization. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ® Odd Couple d5) NFL Football: Buffalo Bills at New newspaperman is assigned to investigate moves his family into a haunted house. (60 Elaine Stritch 1990. (In Stereo) Natica seems to be rewarded for hers. d D Next Governor Featured: Journalist g® Jimmy Swaggart cold, efficient England Patriots From Foxboro Stadium. a series of unsolved murders in Seattle. min.) (R) 33 g® MOViE; 'Stakeout' (CC) A Seat­ When asked if this is the moral of the novel, Mary Ollie Newman profiles a day in the life (3 hrs.) (Live) Darren McGavin. Jo Ann Pfiug, Simon Oak­ tle police detective falls in love with the g® Superboy [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) of Connecticut’s three gubernatorial candi­ Auchincloss answers: “I don’t think that bad charac­ ® MOVIE: 'Houdini' The life of the land. 1972. woman he’s been assigned to keep tabs g® g® News M OVIE: 'Gung Ho’ (CC) A man dates. (60 min ) (R) By JAMES REINDL world's greatest escape artist is fictional­ (45) To Be Announced. [MAX] on. Richard Dreyfuss, Emilio Estevez, Ma­ ters in fiction have to be punished any more. Besides, sets out to lure a lucrative Japanese auto Never the Twain: Definitely Not The Associated Press ized. Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, Torin (57) Masterpiece Theatre: The Ginger d® Newhart (CC). deleine Stowe. 1987. (In Stereo) Cricket I don’t regard Natica as a bad character. She is strug­ Thatcher. 1953. plant to his financially faltering American Tree (CC) When Mary gives birth to her town. Michael Keaton, Gedde Watanabe, ® MOVIE: 'The President's Plane Is (33 Run for Your Life (3® Ask the Manager gling in the ’30s against a male establishment in (SZ) Mysteryl: Mother Love (CC) A married lover’s son, the baby is taken from Missing' Air Force One disappears in flight George Wendt 1986. Rated PG-13. (In flT) Jesse Jackson (57) MOVIE: ‘The Phantom of the Opera' “Aparis” (ECM Records) — Markus Stockhausen vengeful woman, embittered by the her and placed with a Japanese family. (60 with the President aboard, leaving an unk- which it was impossible for a woman to get to the Stereo) Silent A hideously disfigured musician breakup of her marriage, denies her son min.) Part 2 of 4. (In Stereo) nowledgeable Vice-President to run the g® Synchronal Research top. I feel that in many ways she is a good person, Manfred Eicher’s production sometimes is so cold haunts the Pans Opera House from his sub­ contact with his father. Diana Rigg, James [USA] Swam p Thing A sickly stranger government. Buddy Ebsen, Peter Graves, g® (5g) MOVIE: ‘Lethal Weapon' (CC) A it is easy to imagine that the musicians on his label E ) M OVIE: 'Forever' A teen-age girl en­ terranean lair Lon Chaney, Mary Philbin, coping with a very difficult situation. Wilby and David McCallum star. (2 hrs.) claiming to be Tressa's long lost brother Arthur Kennedy. 1971 veteran detective is paired with a brash can see their breath during studio recording sessions. counters her first true love and painfully appears at the Langford house. (R) (In Norman Kerry 1925. “There is no arguing that she treats her first hus­ Part 1 of 3. realizes it will not last. Stephanie Zimbalist. (iZ) All Creatures Great and Small young partner to investigate a prostitute's Stereo) death. Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Gary d D Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) Eicher’s crisp and efficient sound can produce a (ST) M O V IE; 'Th e Getaway' A husband Dean Butler. 1978. (61) True Colors Sara helps out in Ron's band badly, but then, he is an ass. And the second Busey. 1987 (In Stereo) sense of isolation that makes it seem as though your and wife plan and execute a bank robbery, [A&E] MOVIE; 'Twice Told Tales' A 5l30PM C B W ho's the Boss? (CC). office when his receptionist is on vacation [A&E] Caroline's Comedy Hour Sched­ husband is weak, and she doesn’t realize how fatally uled: comics Gilbert Gottfried, Franklin then attempt a complicated getaway with version of "The House of the Seven Ga­ QI) Synchronal Research (In Stereo) d D Shelley listening is incidental to the music’s purpose. the loot. All MacGraw, Steve McQueen, Ajaye, Jimmy Tingle, Billiam Coronel, Judy and dangerously weak he is until it is too late.” bles" highlights this trio of Nathaniel Haw­ [A & E] World of Survival g g A -Team Sally Struthers. 1972. (ID Weekend Travel Update Gold and John Mendoza. (60 min.) Had Natica been bom in the 19th century, her so- thorne's creepiest tales. Vincent Price, Se­ (38) Sportsbeat A discussion on Boston's It’s perfect for “Aparis,” a new release by the trio d8 Honeymooners [CNN] Newswatch Inside Business (R) [CNN] Newsday bastian Cabot. Richard Denning. 1963 latest sports news with Upton Bell, Joe [CNN] ci^ success would probably have come as the [DIS] Magical World of Disney: Dis­ of the same name led by Markus Stockhausen. This [DIS] MOVIE: 'Stowaway' (CC) The [C N N ] World Report d8 Siskel & Ebert Fitzgerald, Bob Ryan and weekly guests [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 min.) ney's Halloween Treat (CC) Highlights mistress of a politician. But, having been bom in the ward of a slain Chinese missionary stows ® ) Travel Magazine (60 min.) is hardly music to snap your fmgers to, but that is ex­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Blackbeard's Ghost' A from Snow White, Peter Pan, Fantasia. [H B O ] Dream O n (CC) Jeremy has a 1920s, she becomes an adult during the ’40s. This is away aboard an American playboy's college track coach accidentally conjures [A & E ] Crusade in the Pacific The Marine (57) Masterpiece Theatre: The Ginger crush on his teacher. |R) (In Stereo) pected from the son of avant garde composer Kar­ yacht. Colorized version. Shirley Temple. Lady and the Tramp and 101 Dalmatians. fortunate for her because it is an era in which up the ghost of Blackboard Dean Jones. Corps faces their toughest battle in World (60 min.) Tree (CC) Though a successful business­ [LIFE] Prescribing Information <0 lheinz Stockhausen. Robert Young, Alice Faye. 1936. Peter Ustinov, Suzanne Pleshette 1968 War II. (R) woman, (Mary still cannot see her son and America started its own sexual revolution, through [E S P N ] NFL Primetime (60 min.) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The January Man’ (CC) [ESPN] Horse Show Jumping: Grand Rated G. she refuses the Count’s marriage offer. (60 [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (R) A busted Manhattan detective is reluc­ the advent of World War II and the new roles it cast It is listenable, however. Stockhausen’s trumpet is Prix de Penn National (Taped) [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) min.) Part 3 of 4. (In Stereo) [ESPN ] Boxing: Golden Gloves Tourna­ [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) tantly reinstated after a strangler takes for women in the home and in the workplace. backed by the synthesizers and saxophone of his [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) ment From Miami. (60 min.) (R) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Spaceballs' (CC) Mel (6T) Married... With Children (CC) When over the streets of New York City. Kevin [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In Brooks lampoons the science-fiction genre Kelly tries for a spot in a commercial, Bud Auchincloss, who cares for his characters as if they younger brother Simon and the drums of Jo Thones. [USA] MacGyver [LIFE] Dentistry Update Stereo) Kline. Susan Sarandon. Mary Elizabeth with this big-budget send-up of "Stai tells her secret to the competition (In Mastrantonlo. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) were his children, tried to give Natica a fair chance. 1 For the most part, Stockhausen avoids the temptation dD Tony Brown's Journal Wars ". Mel Brooks, John (jandy, Rick 1 :30PM 3:30PM @ ) M OVIE: 'M r. Blendings [HBO] MOVIE: 'Aloha Sum­ Stereo) Builds His Dream House' A family from 5.45PIVI Moranis. 1987 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Stripes' Two Army re­ “I wanted to get her an honest effort to become a to which other non-traditional composers often suc­ (26) M O VIE: 'Hero at Large' An out-of- mer Six teen-agers from different back­ [A&E] Starring Natalie Wood The life of cruits spark an international incident when Manhattan attempts to build a home in the writer, he says. “And it is the failure that propels her work actor, wearing a Captain Avenger grounds become close friends on the [U SA] MOVIE: The Kissing Place' Af the actress. (60 min.) their joyride In a prototype tank takes them cumb: interminably ponderous passages of introspec­ country despite unusual complications. costume for a film promotion, foils a rob­ beaches of 1959 Hawaii. Chris Make­ ter six years in captivity, a 10-year-old kid [C N N ] Week in Review (R) across the Czechoslovakian border. Bill to the marriages. For her, marriage is a way out of tive noodling. He is quick to pick up the pace or blow bery and becomes an overnight celebrity. Cary Grant, Myrna Loy, Meivyn Douglas nap victim undertakes a cross-country 1948. peace, Yuji Okumoto, Don Michael Paul Another Evening With Fred As­ Murray. Harold Ramis, Warren Oates. trouble. John Ritter, Anne Archer, Kevin McCarthy. 1988. Rated PG. quest for his real parents. Meredith Baxter- [DIS] in a slightly more tra^tional vein when things start to taire From 1959. Astaire and partner Bar­ 1981. Rated R. (In Stereo) bog down. 1979. SQ) T o Be Announced. Birney, David Ogden Stiers, Nathaniel Mo “But there is a hint that she could have been 6:00PM 3 3 New s (CC). reau 1990. (In Stereo) rie Chase dance to numbers including [USA] Miami Vice (In Stereo) (S5) Market Index Update [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) "That Face " and "Waltzing Matilda," ac­ redeemed, had she become a writer. Because in writ­ 33 Knight Rider 1 1 :30PM (33 Magnum. P.l. [A&E] David Bowie Jazzin' for Blue NFL Football: W ashing­ 7:30PM g|) Synchronal Research companied by the Jonah Jones Quartet ing, there was no discrimination against women — at The verdict: Listen to this record while doing 4:00PM (33 (11) MOVIE; Creepshow' George Rom­ Jean The rocker stars in this fantasy based ton Redskins at New York Giants From d® Carol Burnett and Friends (60 min.) (R) 33 g® News something else. on his song "Blue Jean. " (R) ero and Stephen King collaborated on Ibis least no important discrimination. Some of the Giants Stadium. (3 hrs.) (Live) g l) Parker Lewis Can't Lose (CC) Wher [ESPN] America's Wilderness: The ® Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Quintet of terror tales inspired by the infa- greatest writers in the 19th century were women, and VO [C N N ] Moneyweek (R) d3 Memories... Then and Now Musso plans for Lemmer to marry hei Stuntman Picard faces a child-custody dilemma after the Enterprise rescues an orphaned hu­ that was a path ojien to Natica. But she fails. She is [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) (JD Synchronal Research niece, he seeks Parker's help. (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: A Dry White Season' contlnuffd (CC) A South African schoolteacher re­ man. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) too direct, too unimaginative to become a writer.” f [A & E ] Challenge of the Seas considers his stand on human rights after Super Force (CC) Part 2 of 2. 9 g® 9 0 FOCUS/Religion FOCUS/Senior Citizens Today In History

Today is Saturday, Oct. 27, the 3(X)th day of 1990. In Brief . . . Local ‘good neighbors’ group Annual Holiday Fair begins There are 65 days left in the year. A reminder Daylight- Saving Time ends at 2:00 A.M. Sunday. Clocks go back Manchester is home to hundreds materials and the volunteers who By JOE DIMINICO ter, leam of the services available Square Dancing (adv), 10 a.m.; one hour. Women’s Fellowship to meet of good n eighbors, but Friends In provide car, time and pay for their Activities specialist from representatives of Elderly Out­ Water Colors, 12:30 p.m.; Bowling, Today’s Birthdays: Service to Humanity (FISH) of own gasoline. The only cost in­ reach, and share information on how 12:30 pan., (Silver L^es); Exercise ‘Tonight Show” executive producer Frederick DeCor- The Women’s Aglow Fellowship will have its monthly Manchester is the only local or­ MACC News curred by these good neighbors is one may get involved at the Center. dova is 80. Actress Teresa Wright is 72. Actress Nmiette meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at First Federal Savings Bank Greetings. Individuals are “Cleo,” 1:30 p.m.; Basketweaving ganization that I know of whose ser­ Individuals registering for a gold (beg.), 2 p.m.; Grocery Shopping, Fabray is 70. Hall-of-Famer and sportscaster Ralph Kiner of Manchester, 344 W. Middle Tlimpike. the cost of paper and postage for reminded that our Annual Holiday vice is dedicated solely to being card will also receive a “free” lunch. (Stop & Shop), call a day in advance is 68. Actress Ruby Dee is 66. Former White house chief Donna Yanosy will share how God re-directed her life as available” list. Any day as avail­ mailing the monthly schedules and Fair is scheduled to begin today “good neighbors,” and whose mem­ the insurance. Those who would like To register, please call the Center at for a ride. of staff HJl. Haldeman is 64. Actor-comedian John into the unlikely arena of teaching hearing impaired able volunteer take last-minute from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. All our senior bers carry out no other activities. In 647-3211. Wed.: Refinishing, 9:30 a.m.; Cleese is 51. Actress Carrie Snodgress is 44. Actress and children. emergency calls and fill in for sick to make a tax-deductible contribu­ volunteers have been working very fact, they have only one business drivers. tion to support FTSH should make hard this year to make a large assort­ Please make note of the following Friendship Circle, 10 aan.; Square TV personality Jayne Kennedy-Overton is 39. Singer Simon Le Bon is 32. Minister to speak on peace meeting a year. All their energy and Because the majority of the calls donations payable to FISH of ment of items ideal for Holiday upcoming Thursday programs: Dancing (beg.), 9:30 a.m.; Arts and lime goes directly into helping. Manchester, P.O. Box, 773, Nov. 1: Slide presentation of Crafts, 12:30 pan.; Bridge, 12:30 Today’s Highlight in History: Waging Peace will be the topic of the service Sunday are requests to take elderly who are gifts. Some of the items for sale are Over the years, FISH volunteers China by George and Dot Potterton. p.m.; Bridge Lessons, 12:30 p.m.; On Oct. 27, 1787, the first of the “Federalist lepers,” a at Unitarian Universalist Society: East, 153 W. Vernon physically or visually impaired for Manchester 06040. handmade knit goods, arts and have settled into a specific niche in medical appointments and treat­ Thank yous to those who donated crafts, wood crafts, dried flower ar­ Nov. 8: A1 Morgan (folk singer, Exercise “Celeste,” 2 p.m.; Non­ series of essays calling for ratification of the United St., at 10:30 a.m. States Constitution, was published in a New York the community, providing transpor­ ment, a trip may take up to as much clothing to the Clothing Bank in rangements, jewelry, baked goods, poet and unicyclist) grocery Shopping (K-Mart), call a The Rev. Connie Sternberg, society minister, will urge newspaper. The essays, written anonymously by tation to medical treatment and doc­ as an hour-and-a-half. The volunteer September: ceramics, and face painting for the Nov. 15: Thanksgiving lunch day in advance for a ride. those attending to wage peace with the same energy and Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay, ar­ tor appointments for those often stays with the elderly person, Mary Massolini, Patricia Marsh, “little ones.” In addition, our dining (reservations required), llling Junior Thurs.: Band Rehearsal, 9 a.m.; commitment that they have dedicated to waging past gued in favor of a strong national government. Mancheslerites who have no other providing both physical and emo­ Martha Johnson, Lynn Jacobs, Es- room will be open to offer coffee, High Jazz Band. Program (slide show “Trip to wars. She will suggest how this can be done. On this date: way to get there. tional support and may make a spe­ tella Kulz, Anne Burgnetti, Ray tea, pastries, and grinders. Remem­ Individuals concerned about their China”) 12:30 p.m.; Basketweaving Anyone interested is welcome to all services at UUS: Occasionally this “good neigh­ property taxes and the recently com­ (adv.), 2 p.m. In 1795, the United States and Spain signed the Treaty East. Infant care and a program for youth coincide with cial slop at a pharmacy on the way Dwyer, Joan Teller, Sam McCurry, ber, the proceeds from our fair will bor” role is expanded somewhat. In home to enable the client to fill a Betty Hyde, Janet LaMoniagne, go to help defray the cost of our pleted revaluation are reminded that Fri.; Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; Bingo, of San Lorenzo, which provided for free navigation of the service. A coffee and fellowship hour follow. the Mississippi River. the recent hospitalization of a prescription. Drivers and OODs will Julie Meleska, James Beattie Jr., meals program. Mike Bekcch, town tax assessor, 10 a.m.; Exercise “Cleo,” 11 a.m.; Manchester woman with a severe seldom have more than two or three Ruth Pfenning, Young at Heart, Individuals desiring to leam how will be here on Oct. 30, from 10 to Setback, 12:30 p.m.; Exercise In 1858, the 26th president of the United States, Fair at local church set Theodore Roosevelt, was bom in New York City. lung disease, FISH volunteers came calls or trips to make on their “duty Gertrude Hagedorn, R. Smith, to bake Holiday Breads are 11 a.m. “Celeste,” 2 p.m.; Duck Pin Bowl­ Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., will to the rescue. Discovering, when Individuals arc reminded that the ing, 9:30 a.m.. Holiday Lanes on In 1880, on his 22nd birthday, Theodore Roosevelt have its annual craft fair today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at days.” Other days, they will have no Ronald Walsh, Jim Newton, R. reminded the Center will be offering married Alice Lee. they arrived at the hospital to take calls whatsoever. Begg, Donna Molulsi, Barbara a class on Nov. 7 from 1 to 3 p.m. next Driver Education class is Spencer Street. the church. In 1886, the musical fantasy “A Night on Bald Moun­ the woman home, that she was so FISH was founded some 18 years Heine, Beverly Salcius, Joanne Dorothy Alderman will be scheduled for Dec. 4 and 5, from Scores: The fair will feature handmade crafts, exhibitors, weak she could hardly walk across 12:30 to 4 p.m. Individuals complet­ Tues., Oct. 16: Bowling - Dino tain," written by Modest Mussorgsky in 1867 and revised baked goods and many more booths. ago, and, for the past eight years, Gale, Bevery Woodhouse, Thomas demonstrating how to prepare basic the room without assistance, FISH ing both sessions will be entitled to Bemardi 201, 523; Bill Traggis 518; after his death by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, was per­ has operated under MACC’s wing McKinney, Terry Lukow, Cory Ster­ sweet yeast dough that can be turned formed in St. Petersburg, Russia. St. Maurice plans fair volunteers not only took on the task as an associate program. ling, Patricia Culleion, Marion Stim- into Christmas Tree Bread, lea ring, a 5 percent reduction on their in­ Joe Carino 519; Bruno Giordano of driving her to the many doctor surance premium as mandated by 511; Herb Tedford 222, 538; Jim In 1904, the first rapid transit subway, the IRT, opened St. Maurice Church, 32 Hebron Road, Bolton, will Ruth Ann Glass, coordinator, son. sugar crisp, and much more. in New York City. and clinic appointments required by along with Pat Dow, points out that And to those who donated furni­ In addition, a class will be offered stale law. The fee for the course is Powers 204; Max Smole 204; Ed have its Christmas Fair on Nov. 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 her disease, but also took her to the In 1914, author-poet Dylan Thomas was bom in recent retirees, at-home moms, ture to the MACC Furniture Bank: in “Bow Making” on Nov. 16, from $7, payable by check and endorsed Adams 201, 513; Cliff Coffin 522; p.m. No admission fee will be charged. grocery store, helped her with the Swansea, Wales. part-time workers, can all find ac­ Joan Spellman, Leon 9 to 11 a.m. Individuals are asked to to the AARP. Eleanor Berggren 458; Ida Cormier The fair will feature a holly shoppe, country bakery, shopping, and many other tasks In 1922, the first annual celebration of Navy Day look ting as a FISH volunteer an interest­ Jendrzejezyk, Anrea Higgins, Reges bring 2.5 yards of 3-inch ribbon. Individuals who missed our Flu 461; Marie Goodman 181, 512. children’s comer, and a gourmet comer that will feature during the first weeks of her place. ing and rewarding way to personally Linders, Sara Woods, Lucille Fin­ Please make note of the following Clinic arc reminded that the last one Wed., Oct. 17; Bridge - Romeo clam chowder, roast beef sandwiches, baked potatoes recovery, because there was no local is scheduled for Nov. 14, from 9 to Auclair 6,780; Wilton Leon 4,830; In 1938, Du Pont announced it had coined a name for with toppings, hot dogs, hamburgers and assorted reach out to people who are isolated negan, Killy Field, Mrs. Nemchick, trip schedule: its new synthetic yam: “nylon.” family and limited financial resour­ and discouraged. Both telephone Oct. 30: Cavalcade of Stars, leave 11:30 a.m. Hilda Campbell 4,640; Catherine pastries. ces. TTiis month, thanks to FISH Vivian Ware, E. Cone, Hazel In 1947, the radio show “You Bet Your Life,” starring helpers and drivers are currently Bedard. 10 a.m./rctum 5:30 p.m. Individuals who would like to Byrnes 4,370; Martin Lilutzik Santa will also be on hand for picture taking. There “good neighbors,” the woman is know the real facts about AIDS are 4,360; Tom Reagan 4,3(X). Groucho Marx, premiered on ABC. (It later became a will be 20 crafters selling handmade holiday items needed. For more information, call Nov. 12: Rockingham Race television show on NBC.) well on the road to recovery. Ruth Ann at 643-9201, or Pat at Track, $33, 875-0538. reminded that Joanne Cannon of the Fri., Oct. 19: Setback - Bob Gale stained glass items, handmade baskets, stenciled items, FISH volunteers fall into two ser­ Manchester Health Department will 130; An Bouffard 126; Helena In 1954, Walt Disney’s first television program, tilled handmade dolls, rabbits and dried flowers. 649-9419. Nov. 13-15: Baltimore, Md. “Disneyland” after his yet-to-be completed theme park, vice categories: non-drivers who Our thanks to all those dedicated “Inner Harbor,” $230, register in of­ be here on Nov. 13, from 10 to 11 Gavello 123; Loretta Luka 121. provide the phone link between THE a.m. Mon., Oct. 22: FSnochle - Sam premiered on ABC. to FISH volunteers, many of whom fice. In 1%7, “Expo ‘67” closed in Montreal. Trinity Church to have bazaar phone-a-ride drivers and the client; have been active for all 17 years. Nov. 29: Radio City Music Hall, Congratulations arc in order to Schors 787, Bea Cormier 772; and the drivers themselves. Non­ BIBLE Rita and Gerry Bowler, who arc In 1978, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Trinity Lutheran Church, Route 30 and Meadowlark OODs include: Betty Barraco, Mary filled, leave 8:30 a.m./retum 9:30 Helena Gavello 754; Bob Schubert driving volunteers act as officer of celebrating their 50th wedding an­ Prime Minister Menachem Begin were named winners of Road, will have its annual Snowflake Shoppe Bayaar Jaworski, Rita Jaworski, Judith SPEAKS p.m. 750; Alice Raymo 740; Ann Fisher the day (OOD) in their own home, niversary. Best wished to Mary 727. die Nobel Peace Prize for their progress toward achiev­ Nov. 3 from 9:30 ajn. to 3 p.m. Desautell, Pat Dow, Ann Treman- _ «»y Dec. 11: Christmas Wonderland: ing a Middle East accord. setting aside several hours one day a tono, Noreen Gerrity, Cindy Stroup, Eugene Brewer $29, includes transportation, Lemesis, who is home recuperating. Menu: (Meals served 11:45 a.m. The bazaar will feature patchwork crafts, including month to call phone-a-ride for the placemats, chair pads, appliance covers and pot holders. Rita Egan, Joan O’Loughlin, Vicky greenhouse and Christmas bam, Blood pressure: Wednesday, Nov. to 12:15 p.m.) referrals of tliose persons with spe­ 7, 9 to 11 a.m. (A-K) and Nov. 28, 9 There will also be country crafts, Christmas tree and Ladabouche and Ruth Ann Glass. lunch (baked scrod or chicken pot Mon., Oct. 29; Seafood boat, cial transportation needs. The OOD to 11 a.m. (L-Z). home decorations. Barbie doll clothes, toys, plants, FISH drivers include: Margaret pie), visit Christmas Wonderland, juice, beverage, dessert. then matches the person and ap­ There is no condemnation for Cinema knitted items, drawings, a bake sale and attic treasures. Judd, Neva Slater, Mary Colpitts, signup Nov. 7. Medicare assistance: Wednesday, 11165., Oct. 30: Grilled ham and pointment with the driver for that those in Christ (Rom. 8:1), be­ Nov. 7, (call the office for an ap­ Coffee and kuchen will be available all morning. Mary Jaworski, Margaret LaFond; All signups at 9:30 a.m. unless cheese sandwich, soup, beverage, date and provides the driver with in­ cause through Christ the law of pointment.) dessert. HARTFORD Lunch will also be available. Marianne Bray, Ruth McIntosh, otherwise noted. Cinema City — RDstcards From the Edge (R) Sat and Sun 1:25, 4:05 formation (when, where, who and the Spirit of life set us free from Joan O’Lou^lin, Therese McKeon, Wed., Oct. 31: Chefs choice, 7:15, 9:50. — Listen Up (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1:20, 4, 7-10 9’45 — why). the law of sin and death. The law New seniors are invited to attend On-going activities: beverage, dessert. Miller's Crossing (R) Sat and Sun 1:10, 3:50, 7, 9:40, — Haniy & June Bihiane Poirier, Diane Longchamps, Lutherans to rally Sunday TTiose who drive and have access of Moses was incapable of doing the “Newcomers Program” Mon.: Ceramics, 9 a.m.; Line Thurs., Nov. 1: I^ ta and sauce, (NC-17) Sat and Sun 1, 3:40, 6:50, 9:30, Barbara Greene, Tom Hartzog, and this because of man’s sinful na­ scheduled for Nov. 5, from 9:30 to o Members of Zion Lutheran Church, 112 Cooper St., to a car during the day either sign up Dancing, 9;30 a.m.; Bingo, 10 a.m.; meatballs, tossed salad, beverage. EAST HARTFORD Dorothy Hartzog. ture. 11:30 a.m. Individuals will be ^ will participate in an area Reformation Rally Sunday at to drive one particular day a month Pinochle, 12:30 p.m.; Exercise dessert. 9 ^ '****^ * *" — Taking Cara of Business (R) Sat-Sun 7:30, Thanks to North United The law defined and condemned St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 99 Franklin Square in or place their name on the “any day shown a video produced by the “Celeste,” 2 p.m. Fri.. Nov. 2: Chicken salad Methodist who runs off all the FISH sin, useful services to be sure. seniors on the activities at the Cen­ Showcase Cinema 1-10 — Aealon (PG) Sat 1:40, 4:20, 7:05, 9:40 New Britain. The public is invited. Tues.: Oil Painting, 9:30 a.m.; sandwich, soup beverage, dessert. 12:15; Sun 1:40, 4:20, 7:05,9:40. — GoodFellas (R) Sat-Sun 1:10 405 7 But due to man’s inability to keep 9:55. — Reversal of Fortune (R) Sat 2. 4:45, 7:10, 9:30. 11:45- Sun' Z ^ The rally will start at 4 p.m. and will center on the it perfectly, all stood under death 4:45. 7:10, 9:30. — Marked for Death (R) Sat 1, 3. 5, 8, 1020, 12:20' Sun 2 theme “Built on the Rock the Church Doth Stand.” The as the wages of sin (Rom. 6:23). 1, 3, 5, 8, 10:20. — White Ftalace (R) Sat 1, 3:05, 5:10, 7:35, 9:50, l'l:55- Sun 1, 3 05, 5:10, 7:35, 9:50. — Gtost (PG-13) Sat 1:50, 4:30, 7:20, 10, 0 Rev. Stephen Starke of Middletown will be the guest Thoughts But God condemned our sin in 12:20; Sun 1:50, 4:30, 7:20, 10. — Fantasia (G) Sat 1:45, 430. 715 9 45 ^ speaker. Light refreshments will be served after the rally. the flesh of Christ to meet the re­ Social Security 12:05; Sun 1:45, 4:30, 7:15, 9:45, 12:05. — Sibling Rivalry (PG-13) Sat quirements of the law for those 1:25, 3:20, 5:15, 7:45, 10:10, midnight; Sun 1:25, 3:20, 5:15 7 45 1010 - Graveyard Shift (R) Sat 1:30, 3:25, 5:20, 7:55, 10:15 12:10; Sun 13o! “We pray for the frightened, the learned that his favorite cousin had living in Christ. 1 Cultural celebration at UUS timid and those who breed fear. QUESTION: I’ve been hearing a you’ll need when filing a claim for cases, the charge Medicare approves c 'fn ’ 7:55 10:15 — Night of the Living Dead (R) Sat 1*15 3*10 died of AIDS. This was the person In Christ! Repeatedly we read lot lately about your Social 5:10, 725. 9:20, 11:35; Sun 1:15, 3:10, 5:10, 7:25 920 • ■ • . Q- Unitarian Universalist Society: East, 153 W. Vernon Loosen our bonds and help us grow benefits. And you can report a lost is less than the actual charge billed MANCHESTER by whom he’d first been introduced this phrase in Scripture. It is a Security’s teleservice. What sort of Social Security or Medicare card by the physician. However, j St., will host a multicultural celebration Sunday from 2 more and more into the likeness of to the church, and with whom he relationship, a sphere of safety, UA T h e a t^ East - Pretty Wfoman (R) Sat and Sun 2, 420 7 935 _ 1 2 to 5 p.m. Christ.” things can you use the phone for and get a Social Security card for Medicare medical insurance usually shared many deep beliefs and inter­ opposite to living in sin. And Paul when it comes to Social S^urity? your child. pays only 80 percent of the ap­ w The celebration will include a youth drama group, the A Litany in the Times of AIDS ests. They had so much in common, noted that we are "baptized into near, («) sat ” Connecticut Baha’i Youth Workshop, Gertrude Blanks, The National Episcopal Church proved charge, even if it is less th ^ how could he die of AIDS? Christ Jesus” (Rom. 6:3). After ANSWER: By calling QUESTION: I recently received the actual charge, after the $75 an­ 3 African storyteller and Nancy Gould, folk singer and I know a man who, like many living in him we are blessed to 1-800-234-5772 between 7 a.m. and VERNON song leader. In his mourning for his beloved my Explanation of Medicare nual deductible has been met. The people today, suffered from a fierce cousin, this man’s eyes were slowly "die in the Lord” (Rev. 14:13). 7 p.m., you can ask general ques­ Benefits Notice. Medicare approved n ~ Another 48 Hours (R) Sat-Sun 7:10, 9:40 — The Junole g International finger foods will be served. Anyone in- fear of AIDS. Among other things, Medicare beneficiary is responsible opened to see more clearly that we tions about retirement, survivors, $500 of the doctor’s charges, yet for the remaining 20 percent unless « i«i.“ U terested is invited to attend. The suggested charge is $2 he was terrified of contracting AIDS all share a common humanity in disability benefits, or about Sup­ they didn’t pay the entire $500. 5 for adults and children $1. The proceeds will go to the by receiving communion from the he has a policy which supplements WILLIMANTIC Christ. May our eyes be so opened. plement^ Security income. You can Why? Medicare that will pay all or part of U.A. Th# Cinemas — Ghost (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2. 4 30 7 n an _ performers and UNICEF. The program will be sponsored common cup at church — a fear Rev, Dee Anne Dodd CHURCH OF CHRIST start your application or make an ap­ ANSWER; Medicare considered ^ v e y a rd Shift (R) Sat and Sun 2:45. 4:45. 7:40, 9*50 — M o n tis Belta VO which is medically unfounded. Lydall & Vernon Streets that 20 percent, as well as the $75 (PG-13) Sat arxJ Sun 2:10, 4:25. 7:40, 1 0 .1 Night o T ^ by Baha’i of Manchester and Unitarian-Universalist St. Mary’s Episcopal Church pointment. You can report a change $500 the qjproved, or reasonable, Society: East. Recently, he told me that he’d just deductible. Contact your Medicare i Phone:646-2903 or you can ask for information ■ Marked For Death (R) Sal and Sun 2*15 7’15 _Mr Dm f Manchester charge for that service. In some carrier for additional information. tmy (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2:35. 4 : ^ 9 0 FOCUS/Advice Moderating salt intake is advisable DEAR DR. GOTT: Should everyone be aware of salt intake, or is it just a problem for people with high blood DEAR DR. GOTT: I have angina and have been pressure? My husband and son both have low blood pres­ placed on Cardizem. I take three tablets per day. The in­ Differences between love, infatuation sure, and after trying for years to keep the saltshaker off Dr. Gott structions indicate it should be taken one hour before the kitchen table. I’m writing to you for clarification. meals or two hours after. This presents problems. Is it important to take this or other medicines exactly as DEAR ABBY: When 1 was a teen-ager, you printed a tional doghouse.) DEAR READER: Healthy people don’t have to Peter Gott, M .D. column about how to tell if you are really in love — or if worry about excessive salt intake; normal kidneys readily directed? Love is giving, not taking. It wants the best for the one it is just infatuation. My mother clipped it out for me, but excrete additional salt that is not vital for proper body DEAR READER: Cardizem (diltiazem) is a calcium I can’t seem to find i t I sure could use it just now. Dear Abby you love. functioning. Many individuals mistakenly assume that channel blocker used to treat angina or hypertension. In NANCY C. IN SANTA ANA, CALIF. Love is on the go. It makes you want to charge out salt is harmful for everyone, but it isn’t. pill ftMin, it is more readily absorbed from an empty tie, if any, alteration as we age. stom^h; hence, the manufacturer recommends taking it into the world and do as well as think big. It doesn’t keep Having said this, I must qualify the generality. Patients DEAR NANCY: I’m frequendy asked how my mail Abigail Van Buren Salt does not cause the diseases I mentioned, but salt- before meals. has changed over the years, but some questions never you inert, daydreaming and cooped up with only one per­ with kidney disease, hypertension or heart disorders should reduce dietary salt because it often worsens these lovers usually have difficulty limiting salt later in life if Taking the pill two hours after meals ceriainly could change, and this is one of them: son. they have become accustom^ to eating salty foods. Mature love means LIKING a person as well as conditions. be an inconvenience. It seems to be easier for patients to IS rr LOVE? OR isn’t it? I have a colleague who is a “blind salter.” Before tast­ remember to take medication before meals, than later loving. If the most important part of your reladonship is Love wants to share. To the one you love, you give A liking for salty foods is, to a large degree, an ac­ It takes a level head to control a foolish heart. ing his food — even in a fancy French restaurant — he when they are busy with other activities. Therefore, keep physical (making out) and you don’t seem to have much your thoughts and your dreams. A new happiness comes quired taste. A typical Western diet is rich in salt, and we Can you love someone at first sight? This crazy invariably reaches for the saltshaker and applies a liberal the problem simple: Take one pill about 30 minutes to talk ato u t face it, it’s just a physical attracdon, and with sharing them. Mature love is honest and open. soon learn that salt tastes good, as well as enhancing mixed-up version is better known as INFATUATION at sprinkling. This is purely a habit In my opinion, it makes before breakfast, another one 30 minutes 'jefore lunch (or first sight. Infatuation can possibly be the first step you’re really not a very good combinaUon if you’re flavor. As people age, they are more likely to develop Love doesn’t know what time it is. During your teens, heart disease, Ugh blood pressure and kidney deficien­ more sense to taste first, then add a little salt for flavor, if in mid-aftemcon) and one at bedtime. toward love, but in itself, it is not love. thinking of a lifetime reladonship. you will have had a litter of puppy loves. But as time needed. How do you know if you’re in love? To ask if it IS cies that require salt restriction. Therefore, the primary hicidentally. other brands of diltiazem are marketed in Love itself is built on INNER realities. Through ex­ goes by, and you learn more about the object of your af­ It’s OK for you to put the saltshaker back on the table; sustained-release capsules. Ask your doctor whether a love indicates doubt. Love is sure. value in exercising salt moderation when we’re young is perience and a few more infatuadons, one acquires a fections...and your love seems to grow not weaker but at the same time, insist that your family show discretion change to a long-acting brand would control your angina Don’t confuse enduring and lasting love with puppy to develop healthy eating patterns, which will require lit- second and better sight So, mature love should be called stronger.. .maybe the real moment has come. in its use. and solve the problem of multiple dosage. “love at second sight” love. (That’s the kind that usually gets you into an emo­

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Help-U-Sell, F everything. Asking Dir: Route 44 E to left to Cedar Swamp Rd. garage. You’ll love the Wetherall Village where $112,900. Philips Real Today is great day ... and utilities, 2-car garage. for easy upkeep but the Philips Real Estate, F 646-1316. ______Estate. 742-1450. $107,000. Jackson & on N. River Rd. Rt on inside does need paint new price of $129,900.! condo living couldn’t be Classified Is a great woy Priced right at 742-1450. COOL AND COMFY- ... to sell something! 443- CHFA 8.5 PER CENT Jackson 647-8400. F Goose Lane. Philips and paper throughout. Jackson & Jackson better! Central air, CHFA-Approved, $119,900. Jackson & Manchester, $134,900. Manchester, Cape, 4 2711. MORTG AGE-Immacu- Real Estate, 742-1450. Jackson & Jackson 647-8400. F______fireplace, full basement, LIKE NEW-6 Room Lydall Jackson Real Estate, Paddle fans highlight bedroom, new heat, late 6 room, 1-1/2 bath Real Estate, 647-8400. fully applianced, 1st Woods Cape, fully ap­ 647-8400. every room in this 3 roof, and wiring. 3 Year Colonial. Fireplaced NEWLY REFURBISHED floor laundry. Ample plianced kitchen, 1st F bedroom Ranch with old kitchen with living room, treed lot. floor family room, with CAPE-East Hartford, room to expand on 2nd many improvements. appliances, garage, Glass sliders to 12x14 fuogo fireplace with $129,900. Great starter floor. Priced perfect at deck. All appliances This aluminum sided or retirement home with $123,900. Jackson & deep private’yard, heat-o-laters, formal home is located on a $136,900. Help-U-Sell, and carpeting. $130's. living room and dining lots of improvements in­ Jackson 647-8400. F proud, quiet street. DW 646-1316. ______586 Woodbridge St. room with beamed ceil­ cluding NEW kitchen, Fish Real Estate, 643- "We’re Selling Rouses" ing and french doors to NEW bath, and NEW CHFA-Approved, Blanchard & Rossetto, 1591. vinyl siding leaving you MALLARD VIEW-CHFA Manchester, ranch, 3 private patio, lots of F 646-2482. storage, gas. $135,900. A Spccialis time to relax on the Approved, Phase III bedroom, full kitchen, Help-U-Sell, 646-1316. DUTCH COLONIAL- screened porch. DW closeout, $143,900. newer heat and bath, Manchester, $140,900. Fish Real Estate, 643- Change your lifestyle to large basement, rec- Charming 4 bedroom 1591. 1-floor living in these 3 room, heat-o-lator, OPEN HOUSE CARPENTRY/ 11 { TREE SERVICE/ ROOFING/ home with much natural bedroom, 2 bath single fireplace, 1-1/2 baths. REMODELINC III PRUNING PAINTING/ woodwork throughout. family attached homes. Bowers School district. Speciolis^Dr^tl SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2a 1-3PM SIDING OPEN 1-4 PM WEEK­ Full basement, PAPERING Wonderful family home DAYS & SUNDAYS. $139,900. Help-U-Sell, courtyard, covered rear 646-1316. 70 FALKNOR DRIVE with hardwood floors, Ranches, townhouses. We know how Important your business is WHOLE'S PAINTING CO. french doors, floor to porch, 1st floor laundry, HAWKES TREE SERVICE NO ASSOCIATION appliances, skylights, MANCHESTER- to you and we'd like to help you get the best MANCHESTER Rick's Handyman and > Quality work at a ceiling fireplace and a FEES. $129,900. Incredible Bucket, truck & chipper. Teasonabie price! 1st ffoor laundry! DW attached garage. Set results possible! We can do that for you by Carpentry | LIONEL COTE' I MANCHESTER’S buy. 7 Room Colonial in Stump temovol. Free Interior & Exterior Fish Real Estate, 643- on a cul-de-sac near 'ftomodeling & Repairs I R O O FIN G & SID IN G BEST NEW HOME mint condition plus an offering a special advertising rate in our "Let a i . estim ates. S p edai Free Estimates 1591. the new mall. $150’s. -Attics, basements, yards cleaned i ■30 Y ears Experience VALUE. Change your Also 3 bedroom, 1-1^ enclosed porch. Deep Spedaist do if column. We offer a 1 inch ad ■Hauling consideration for elderly and Call Brian Weigle •Fully Insured lifestyle to 1-floor living bath townhouses with beautiful lot. Owners -Insured handicapped anxious. Call and ask that runs for 24 days for a very low price of •License # 506737 645-8912 FIVE-Room Cape, new in these 3 bedroom 2 garages. $143,900. Dir: ■FREE ESTIMATES 647-7553 windows, new siding. bath single family at­ for Deb 646-2046 pm. $59.47 which is payable in advance. Most of ______646-1948 Tolland Tpke. or North 646-9564 $120’s. Manchester. tached homes. Full Main to Union to Ros­ Re/Max, East of the our subscribers are homeowners who at some From one room to Call Ron Fournier, Re/ basement, courtyard, River, 647-1419. setto Dr. "We’re Selling point in time need your service, but don't even CARPENTRY ' Max. East of the River. covered rear porch, 1 st Houses* Blanchard & a complete interior. 647-1419 or 649-3087. floor laundry, Rossetto, 646-2482. realize your business exists. When you run an Repairs, Remodeling, /Udi- MISCELLANEOUS 2 2 CONDOMINIUMS F______appliances, skylights, F ad in our "spedaiist* column, they will know I tions. Roofing, Wood and Vi- SERVICES CHFA-Approved. attached garage. Set FOR SALE I nyl Replacement Windows. HarBro on a cul-de-sac near MANCHESTER- that you can be counted on and you'll see great Snow Plowing. Manchester 5 room $129,900. Charming CONDO EXCELLENCE- ranch, expandable 2nd the new mall. $150’s. results. At this price, you can't beat it. It’s a David Patria j Cape, crown moldings, Spectacular end unit, K e n ’s level, applianced Also 3 bedroom 1 1/2 small price to pay for big business. Try us! We 6 4 4-1796 CUSTOM QUAUTY bath townhouses with chair rail. Adorable. cathedral ceilings, Lawn Service Painting kitchen, 1st floor skylights, 1 st f toor fami­ 7 room Cape off Center Street. Close to schools & I-84. New One stop improvements. laundry, dining room garages. $143,900. Hardwood floors, full think you1l be pleased. finished rec room plus ly room, 2 full baths, 1- gas furnace, vinyl siding. Som e owner fincincing available Free Estimates Framing to Painting. of Manchester with china closet, pad­ DIR: Tolland Turnpike Please call 643-2711 ext. * i KITCHEN & BATH ' office. Call, ask for c a r garage. $142,900. 649-8045 or 643-0747 Ucensed & insured. dle fan, enclosed porch, or North Main To Union Quality Painting Sharon, office, 647- Manchester, $179,900. REMODELING Call Dave Adamick new furnace and to Rossetto Drive. Blanchard & Rossetto 1419. Residence 646- Philips Real Estate, I From the smallest repair to the for a free quote. Services electricity. 2 car garage 5566. Re/Max, East of 742-1450. A & A REALTY I largest renovation, we will do a 646-2482. MISCELLANEOUS 645-6523 •Free Estimates $119,900. Help-U-Sell, the River, Manchester. F I complete job. | SERVICES 646-1316. 1 - 80 0 - 848-9066 I Visit our beautiful showroom or ■Senior Citizen Discounts MANCHESTER-Centrally I call for your free estimate. GSL Building •Aluminum & Vinyl located, 2nd floor Con­ do in nice condition. 4 WALLPAPER HANGING Maintenance Co. ^ Powerwashing Heritage Kitchen &' Rooms, 2 bedrooms, 1- m N o w s Which House Would You Prefer? National Guild of Commerclal/Residentiali 1/2 bath s and fully Bath Center | building repair and home* 646-6815 254 Broad Street ★ Professional ★ applianced. Priced to Improvements. Interior and p r THE TIME Manchester Paper Hangers We're Here To Serve sell quicklyl Asking, exterior painting, light car-^ THANKSGIVING $85,900. Strano Real 649-5400 ! R. Starkweather pontry. Complete janitorial' Estate. 647-7653. 6 44 -3 1 9 4 sen/ice. Experienced, reli-' GENERAL PAINTING & @T0#^ORTUMITT 0 BUY! able, free estimates. LANDSCAPING REMODELING GREETINGS 643-0304 ■Exp^F_ A time to reflect. Let's give thanks and show thanks for the i\ C L Y D E •AltmiTMTi Sided ParM good fortune we enjoy throughout our lives. FALL CLEAN-UP OverlO YearsExperience The 6 room Cape with a knotty pine rec room, with a bath ■] OCTOBER USED CAR SALE 6496777 and a half, and as you can see a 2 car garage and an open Leaf Removal Services L IC E N S E D NO JOB TOO SMALL For family, friends, or that special someone! Give a personal­ floor plan from the dining to living room, Save Tune and Money DAY CARE MOM Instant Service/Free Estimates CLYDE CHEVROLET BUICK GEO Caff Bath/Kilchen Remodeling ized message that will appear Wednesday, November 21, Now has openings for ALL One Call Does nAK or Tel Enterprises a g e s full Of part time. Induding 1990 In the Manchester Herald. ALL SALE C A RS CARRY A MINIMUM 6 MONTHS/6,000 MILES 30 Years Experiertca 6 4 3 -4 7 0 4 before & a fter school care in the 81 Ft m EatfmatM M&M Plumbing & Heating Wall Papering and Paintir.g MECHANICAL COVERAGE AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE. Nathan Hale School district A 1X1 inch ad is $4.00 and Nice family neighborhood 649-2871 30 years Experience CHECK OUT OUR INVENTORY - OVER 100 USED CARS & TRUCKS. larger ads are available up RANDY S. JURICK LINDA Insurance, References and TRADES WELCOME - USE YOUR TRADE AS YOUR DOWN PAYMENT. to 1 full page! EXCAVATING 646-6815 Free Estimates MANY GREAT CAR & TRUCK VALUES FOR UNDER $5,500. Backhoe. bulldozer, tractor with #31060 WETBASEMENT3? MARTY MATTSSON ______EASY FINANCE TERMS AVAILABLE. So give holiday cheer this year with an ad in the Manchester Busch Hog & York rake. Hatchways, foundation c ra ^ , 649-4431 - m______li^ sump pumps, tile lines, gravity Herald! ^ „ CLYDE Nojobtoosmal h e a t in g / feeds, and dry wells. Also damp-' Call $1000 DISCOUNT-REBATE COUPON The 5 room Ranch with a partially completed room in the 742-5528 PLUMBING 1 basement and a fenced-in rear yard. ness prcffing of concrete walls MASONRY 643-2711 643-2711 Pretairt Thl« Coupon At Umo Of Sale Toward Any Daal0iatad Uaad Car Or Truck. They're both CHFA qualified! and floors. Chimney clean outs,| Exp. 10-31-90 Umit One Coupon Per Purchase UNTON LANDSCAPING Insfailation and stone walls, and conaele frepairs.' ®paks ask, for llze or LeeAnn ofO itGas&Bertte | Over 40 years experienced. Sen K a R MaMnry - Brick, stone, olim consvyanc*ijm VAdivo^Od'il.’lBK^AIr^tlilnfKonmVvmSci 646-4284 Please note - All ads must be phoned into the Herald no later than ol !»■> promoaon i f f t f v o c t iwnaqprwot of ClyiM Chwvrolw BwcA Not ftF o n »C lt to •rrw» Al cm * iiit|in id fa«i •Wafer H ^ e rs ' <*scounls. concrete, patio’s and chimney repair. Jack Lappen Realty Fall Cleanups (io% Sf. cuii. d«.) Fifteen years experience. Fu^ hsured. Monday, November 19,1990 at rx>on. j»_*^_^^C LV D E’9 PniDe...#1 Cualomer SatlHacllon Ctwvy-Bulch Dealer In CTl * * e ★ ★ Retaining Wails ] W ^ Air furnaces A lbe rt Z u c c a ro ______License «S2364a SALES 164 East Center Street Forlntormathnonmybuslnnseal Walkways-Patios WteoS™ Company | Waterproofirtg S S l'S f S S S S 872-9111 Shrub & Tree Installation 645^393 646-3361 ' *IH>Conaum»rPmlHitk>n, 643-4263 ------Cal 569-7671 SERVICE CM EVY - BkUICK GEO & CMEVY TRUCKS ' 872-6530 9 0 2 3 LOTS «t LAND FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR 3 3 CONDOMINIUMS 34 HOMES FOR RENT 34 HOMES FOR RENT 3 5 STORE «c OFFICE SALE ______RENT______FOR RENT SPACE MANCHESTER- 6 room EAST HARTFORD- BUILDERS SPECIALS- ANSALDI BUILT HOMEIII MANCHESTER- 2 Duplex. Full attic & Single house, 2 BRENDA LANE 1-5 $134,900. Village set 6 bedrooms. Carpeted, basement. Newly bedroom. 2 car garage. acre wooded lots. room detached Cape appliances. $600/ renovated. $650. 646- Quiet neighborhood. COVENTRY. $49,900 Reference req.$575/ to Cod home with the month. 1 month sec. 8534 A.M. 647-7055 oe & up. Unbelievable low ease of condo 871-0831 after 5. P.M. month. 646-7521. price. HIGHLANDS-1-2 ownership. Many cus­ < acres COVENTRY. tom features include the MANCHESTER- Wood­ O UJ $58,900 & up. Owner fireplaced front-to-back land Glen. 1 bedroom, MANCHESTER-Duplex, 2 Property for Lease as Dry , to O financing on selected 2nd floor. Appliances, bedroom, up and down. living room with bay 35 STORE A OFFICE Storage/Retail -1 8 0 Park O)^ r? C lots with as little as 10% window, and atrium W/D hookup. Balconey, Quiet area. $650 per SPACE |iP Q. down. Special program doors to private patio I 2 parking. Quiet setting. month, plus utilities. Street - Cheney Historical for builders- build now- Full baths too! Call for $525 + utilities & Gas heat. Deposit. Call District - $550.00 per month I • Z pay later!!! Ask for Phi!. your exclusive showing security. 745-6246. 742-9408 after 6:30pm- - year lease - Contact COMMON ROAD- 8 today! Anne Miller Real 9. EXCELLENT location b LOTS PRICED TO Estate, 647-8000. office. Including heat & (404) 551-8166 l < ^ SELL WILLINGTON F 34 HOMES FOR RENT janitor. $225. 647-9223 9-5 EST | > Q $54,900-up. Area of MANCHESTER-Duplex, 7 or 643-7175. nice homes, new road. MANCHESTER-2 ANDOVER-Across from rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2- Bedroom flat, 1st floor. lake. 2 bedroom, ZEYA & SATARI DRIVE 1/2 baths. Rec room/4th 38 GARAGES & Bathroom, fully ap- kitchen, living room, bedroom. $850 per MANCHESTER- 430 00 - I 1-2 acre NORTH square feet of office COVENTRY $79,400 & plianced kitchen. Air large enclosed porch, month. Irene Lacy, 643- STORAGE conditbned. Basement large yard. $750 per space. 4 rooms. Abun­ up. Possible financing 7815, Barnett Bowman/ BOLTON- Horse stall for storage, garage. month. Security and Dollar Dry Dock Rea! dant parking. Handicap at 8% APR with accessible. 643-5747. rent. 646-6463. $30,000 down, 5 year Central location. Close references. 742-7625. Estate, 633-3661. balloon. Era Philips to stores. Available 11/ Rea! Estate 742-1450. 1. $690/month plus 0) security and deposit. F______649-56/8 evenings. i ^ < OLD EAGLEVILLE MANCHESTER-3 and 4 Bridge EP ROAD- 2.04 Acres room apartments. O (D COVENTRY $49,900. Security. 646-2426. O Jl SOUTH STREET 10 Week days 9-5. ^ SCOTLAND util. 633-4189.______to his hand with the queen of spades ♦ Q as in hearts, he wanted to beat every­ and play his last good club, throwing a $1 10,000. WALL ♦ 10 7 4 one in six 'Trts by 10 points. In fact STREET 7.38 acres Manchester- 3 bedroom heart from dummy. Next would come o< under renovation. ♦ A K J 5 4 his decision turned out even better. the A-K of hearts, and he would notice (700 front) COVENTRY ♦ K 10 8 4 With the bad trump split, six hearts vOQQ $120,000. TOLLAND Appl.& basement. No that East held length in that suit. He utilities. Ref. 647-8989. would fail. Six no-trump would make (D c/5 TURNPIKE 26 acres Vulnerable: Both would then play dummy’s A-K-J of O U J C O CQ Dealer: North any " the hearts behaved, and had spades, throwing a heart and two K n O ELLINGTON $139,900. Manchester- 2 bedrooms. good .ounces even when hearts split -I EAST STREET 198 App. Newly decorated. badiy small diamonds from his hand. When c o i S u O X rr Subdividable Acres AN- $660 w/ South West .North East he played A-K of diamonds, the queen a o f : : DOVER $525,000. heat. Sec./Ref. 645-7198. 1 ♦ Pass The five of clubs was a friendly would fall whenever it was in the hand 2 ♦ Pass 2 ♦ Pass lead. Declarer played low from dum­ 5 «o go Philips Real Estate 742- 3 4 Pass 4 ♦ Pass of the defender who had to keep a high >CM 1450. MANCHESTER- Duplex. my and captured East's queen with his 2+ bedroom. W/D 4 NT Pass 5 ♦ Pass heart. And here it would fall doubleton “o F king. That gave him 12 tricks off the from West’s hand. Hookup. Basement 5 NT Pass 6 T Pass top, and he had a risk-free play for 13. CO workroom. Close to I- 6 NT All pass /j/ne.v Jacoby's books "Jacoby on Bridge” and 25 BUSINESS He played a club to dummy’s ace and "Jacoby on Card (James"(urilten with his father, 84, on busline. No pets. Opening lead: ♦ 5 jack, and then played a diamond back the late Oswald ./acobvi are now available at 0 = 2 PROPERTY $600-$650 + utilities. to his jack. West won the queen and bookstores Both are published by Pharos Books Reference/Security. played a heart. South took dummy’s © 1990. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. MANCHESTER-Avail- 646- 6007. O i U i U able immediately 1200 square feet commeri- MANCHESTER- Available cal industrial. 3 Phase immediately. 2 bedroom apartment on ii!io electric, springier 4% W_l system. $550 per 1st floor. Appliances Astrograph >> month. 646-5477. included. Laundry i|lO facilities. $625/month + CC utilities. 1 months 31 ROOMS FOR RENT CANCER (June 21-July 22) It’s best not ° e B i u o CL CD * ^ security. Call evenings to be open minded and receptive to ex­ to override your mate’s veto today, es­ .:in changes of business information, even CQ s o z SJS ^ MANCHESTER-$70. 647- 9072. pecially in matters that pertain to family f5O) if you’re involved in a gathering that’s to ummrnrn l I ^ ■' I ^ o^ Quiet. Kitchen i^Your ostensibly social. finances, He/she might have a better perspective on things than you do. s ' privileges, parking, 647- November 1.3 1/2 rooms. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Indepen­ ' ^ r t h d s Q ^ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someone with 9813, after 7pm. 2nd floor. Stove, dence and mobility will be of impor­ §.Q Q refrigerator, no utilities. tance to you today, even though you whom you are closely involved is des­ perately anxious for your approval. You No pets, no children. Sunday, Ocl. 28,1990 might not be consciously aware of their know who this person is, so make an ef­ 1 St & last months demands. This will all change if people 32 APARTMENTS FOR fort today to buoy his/her spirits. iw i security. $400. 643- .Ways to add to your material growth or conditions tend to hem you in. and enhance your fiscal security could VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If something ______RENT 7279 after 5. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Don’t be be forthcoming in the year ahead. How­ materially rewarding develops for you reluctant to put yourself out today for Spacious Townhouse- ever, you must prepare yourself to be today, it’s not likely to come from those I s 1 bedroom apartrnent- persons you love, especially if they’re Center Park. 1 able to recognize opportunities when O- ■ ■ ■ quiet, secure building. members of your family. You could be above you, but from persons with whom they knock. you work shoulder to shoulder. $550 per month. Year­ bedroom. Appliances. rewarded in an unexpected yet delight­ ly lease. Peterman No pets. 1 1/2 months SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Instead of ful way. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This could be focusing on outside interests for your Realty 649-9404._____ sec. $575 + utilities. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A fresh turn one of those delightful days for you enjoyment today, why not have some Ref. 649-9287. of events with exciting social potential when friends with whom you’ll be mix­ K m 1 BEDROOM-Fireplace, friends over to your place? It could turn could develop for you today. What tran­ ing socially will be quicker on the draw hook-ups. $550 plus out to be twice as much fun. Scorpio, than you in picking up the tab. 1 spires might aiso have favorable ramifi­ utilities. 647-0069. treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for O s 3 3 CONDOMINIUMS cations in other areas of your life as your Astro-Graph predictions for the 4 room apartment. FOR RENT well, Appliances, heat, & year ahead by mailing $1.25 to Astro- For your personal horoscope, Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box TAUR'. S (April 20-May 20) If you are central. Married couple 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be truly persistent where your goals or am­ lovescope, lucky numbers only. No children. No SOUTH \WINDSOR-2 bitious objectives are concerned today, Bedroom end unit in sure to state your zodiac sign. and future forecast, call pets. 649-3190. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) success is likely, even if you don't get an Pleasant Valley. Ap- assist from Lady Luck. Astro*Tone (954 each Manchester- Cozy im- plianced kitchen, pool, You're likely to be more attuned today to things or issues which are of a pro­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Instead of minute; Touch-Tone phones maculate surroundings. tennis. $700 per month. broadcasting your intentions in ad­ 1 bedroom. Appliances Irene Lacy, 643-7815. gressive nature than you will be to that only). Dial 1^900-990-9400 which is purely traditional. vance today, get busy and execute >o inc. $495-$525+ Barnett Bowman/Dollar CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Keep them as effectively as possible. There and enter your access code utilities. Security req. Dry Dock Real Estate, you ear to the ground today and strive will be ample lime lor talk after they’re number, which is 184 646-2457' 9-5. 633-3661. implemented. f 9 0 75 TV, STEREOS AND 8 7 MISC. FOR SALE 8 8 TAG SALES 38 GARAGES & 51 CHILD CARE CARDINAL 89 WANTED TO BUT/ 9 8 WANTED TO BU T/ LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES APPLIANCES STORAGE TRADE TRADE BOLTON- licensed Mom BOLTON- 71 & 81 John­ LEGAL NOTICE Special TOWN OF ANDOVER LEGAL NOTICE has full & part time 40"lnch Pioneer projection END ROLLS, son Rd(off Rt.6) 1/2 BUICK, INC. NOTICE TO CREDITORS openings. Nutritious monitor. 3 yrs old. 27 V " width - 50*1. mile past M&M Oil. 1989 Honda Accord LX $13,480 a 76’ C hevy M onza. Webuydean, lafemodel used The 2nd quarterly installment At a special meeting of the ESTATE OF Wishes OVERSIZED garage rear RONALD W. SMITH, SR. meals, lots of TLC. Call Moving.$1900. 646- 9am . 10/27 & 10/28. 1989 Chev Cavalier $7,495 Either from a 76’Monza of property taxes on the Oc­ Andover Zoning Board of Ap­ of Crockett Agency at 13" width - 2 for 50^ cars and trucks. Top prices peals on October 24, 1990, a/k/a 649-4014. License # 9827.______Newsprint end rolls can be Mixture of old & new. 1988 Line. Town Car $12,890 or similar engine model. tober 1, 1989 Grand List is Why Send 244 Main St, paid. the foUowing was voted un­ RONALD W. SMITH 31184. picked up at the Manchester Manchester -Good winter 1988 Chev Corsica Sed. $7,490 Price negotiable. due and payable October 1, Manchester. 643-1577. STOVE, refrigerator, 1990. Payments made after animously: a/k/a Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. clothing. Men, Women, 1988 LeSabre LTD $11,480 Please call 643-0030 Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet washer for sale. Call November 1. 1990 are subject RONALD WATKINSON A Card? Monday through Thursday. Childrens. Saturday 10/ 1987 Buick LeSabre Sed $8,495 after 5:30. 1229 Main Street #330, Janet & Nelson Bour- 39 ROOMMATES 58 FLOORING Peg 289-0084. to a late charge of 1 1/2% per SMITH Makeyourown 27. 9-3. Community 1988 Chev Cavalier ^,988 beau, 66 Hendee Road Manchester, CT month on the late installment, The Hon. William E. WANTED 1987 Olds Cutlass $6,990 To approve a variance to Sec­ personal wishes to that 88 TAG SALES Baptist Church, 585 E. 91 CARS FOR SALE 646-6464 from the due date, or a mini­ FitzGerald, Judge of the Court 86 PETS & SUPPLIES 1986 Chev Cap Brough $ 7 ,^ tion 11.2 of the Andover special person in Center St. mum of $2.00. Flayments may of Probate, District of THIRTY SOMETHING- FLOORSANDING 1986 Oldsmobile Ciera $4,995 Zoning Regulations of twenty your life on special days, FERRET-For sale with ESTATE SALE- furniture, HONDA ACCORD- 1984. be made by mail or at the Manchester at a hearing held Female professional ‘ Floors like new No early birds! Glass slid­ 1985 Buick Skylark $4,995 LEGAL NOTICE six (26') feet to the sideyard cage. $50. 742-7276. housewares. Rain or Air conditioning, power Town Office Building, 17 on October 16, 1990, ordered such as birthdays, seeks same to share 2 ‘ Specializing in older floors ing doors, metal carry­ 1985 Buick Park Ave $5,995 and twelve (12') feet to the brakes, power steering. School Road, which is open that all claims must be weddings, anniversaries, bedroom apartment. ‘ Natural i stained Hoors shine. 117 Conway Rd. ing cases, clothing & $6,980 PUBUC NOTICE total sideyard to permit con­ 1985 Olds Delta 88 Cpe Exceilent condition. Monday through Thursday presented to the fiduciary at Screened porch, ‘ No waxing anymore 87 MISC. FOR SALE Manchester. 10/27 & misc. house items. struction of an addition to an birth announcements, 1984 Buick Century/LTD L $4,890 AM/FM stereo cassette. On October 5, 1990, an applicaiion from 8:30 to 12:00 & 1X)0 to the address below. Failure to spacious. $300/month John VerlaMIe 10/28. 9-5. existing dwelling In accord­ etc. It beats a card! Saturday 10/27. 8-4. 14 lor consent to the transfer of control 4:00, Friday from 8:30 to promptly present any such 646-5750 COLT MKIV Series 80- Cali Sam 346-8045. ance with application and plan plus utilities. 278-8274. Earl St, Manchester. 81 Adams Street of Elilo Broadcasting, Inc., the 12:30 and Monday evenings claim may result in the loss of Government model 380 MANCHESTER- 23 Elro HONDA-Civic Hatch, licenses of station WLVH(AM), submitted. With the Herald's new Auto. W/case & holster. St. Rain/Shine. 10/27 & VERNON-36 Richard Rd. from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. rights to recover on such Manchester 1981, 4 speed. Runs Manchester, Connecticiil, operating Dated this 25th day of Oc­ column,you will not 8am-2pm, Saturday Mary-Alice Piro claim. $250. Mark 568-6327 10/28. Furniture,& great. $500/best offer. on 1230 kHz, from Carlos M. Lop% tober. 1990 in Andover. CT for only. only save money,but BOB RILEY after 5. household. 649-4571 649-0217. to Jeffrey P. Dressier was Hied with Tax Collector publication in the Manchester Sandra Haun, CENTER Andover, CT 06232 Clerk think of how uniquean OLDSMOBILEA«X.KSWAGEN the Federal Communications Com­ Herald. PLYMOUTH-1 980 mission, Washington, D.C, The fiduciary is: opportunity this is! 020-09 Richard Higgins, 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER Horizone. 4 speed, A copy of the af^ication Is available MOTORS | Chairman Martha R. Smith NISSAN/MAZDA CLEARANCE manual, 30-mpg. Good for public insp^ion during normal LEGAL NOTICE Zoning Board 36 Thomas Drive Special Limited “Quality Used Cars” 649-1749 ...... *4 -« Z 3 9 4 ) condition. Best Offer. business hours at Station WIVH, 905 . , . . • ;• ^ -#4-6223: of Appeals Manchester, CT 06040 461 Main Street 1989 VW Jetta GL $10,495 742-6633. WsthersfieW A/enue. Hartford Con­ The following pawn pledges will Introductory be considered abcindoned two 065-10 068-10 Manchester, CT 1987 VW Jetta $6,995 PONTIAC PHOENIX- necticut 06114. $5,995 days after the publication oMhis R a te 1986 VW Jetta SEDAN- 1981. Asking o sa -r 649-4304 1985 VW Jetta $4,995 notice, and will be disposed of in NOTICE TO CREDITORS 6oi a line! 1987VWGTI $7,495 $400. 646-4371. the normal course of our retail 1981 Pont Grand Prix $2,395 ESTATE OF INVITATION TO BID For an extra costofSlA 1986 VW Golf $5,995 PONTIAC-Sunbird, 1978, business: 1986 Chev Cavalier Z-24 $3,995 LAWRENCE J. 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T The Associated Press Three other Classic contenders are Douglas is hit N^zger’s Kentucky Derby winner. Un­ NEW YORK (AP) — Go for Wand, a bridled; Rhythm, who won the 1989 queen of racing, and Meadow Star, a prin­ Juvenile, and Go and Go, who came over with criticism cess in waiting, will strut their stuff Satur­ from Ireland in June to win the l>/2-mile SrT day at Belmont Park. Belmont Stakes. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Buster Douglas was hit It’s the seventh annual Breeders’ Cup Meadow Star is the strongest favorite hard by Evandcr Holyfield - and by the media in his Day, a meeting of royally-bred horses and on the card, listed at 3-5 in the morning home state of Ohio. sometimes just plain royalty. line for the 1 1-16-mile Juvenile Fillies. One day after losing his heavyweight title to Holyfield A A couple of sheikhs will be involved as Despite being unbeaten in six starts, on a third-round knockout, Douglas was blasted by Ohio owners. A couple of Kings, too — Los five of them in stakes. Meadow Star will sportswriters for being overweight and out of shape for Angeles Kings. have 13 rivals. the scheduled 12-round bout. Wayne Gretzky, the star of the NHL Go for Wand, a winner of five straight “Buster ate his way out of history books,” read a head­ club, and Bruce McNall, the owner, will stakes, is an early even-money choice, but line for a column Friday by Dick Fenlon in The Colum­ .send out Saumarez, winner of the Prix de she faces a stem test in the IVs-mile Dis­ bus Di.spatch, Douglas’ hometown newspaper. I Arc dc Triomphe. A leading member of taff. Fenlon wrote that on Thursday night “Columbus’ j. a. the foreign contingent, Saumarez was the Also in the field of seven fillies and favorite chubby became a foomote to history,” a 3-1 early favorite to beat 13 rivals in the m^es is Bayakoa, winner of six stakes reference to Douglas losing the heavyweight title in his $2 million Turf at U/2 miles. this year and winner of the Distaff in first defense. Another top foreign-based entrant, 1989. Douglas’ weight was the big issue. He surprised even Dayjur, is owned by Hamdan al Mak- Gorgeous, who was runner-up in the himself when he weighed in at 246 pounds. loum, who is finance minister of Dubai Distaff last year and had won three of six “With one crushing right hand, 70 seconds into the Maktoum’s brother. Sheikh Mohammed, s t ^ this year, also was entered, but on third round, Evander Holyfield sent Douglas crashing to who is Dubai’s defense minister, owns Friday she suffered a chip fracture of a the canvas,” Fenlon wrote. “The ring rumbled, the earth Turf starter In the Wings. bone in her left foreleg. shook, the seismograph registered 3.6 on the Knockout ■ 0 ^ Dayjur, who has won six straight Trainer Neil Drysdalc had already said Scale and weight watchers everywhere rejoiced. Self- stakes in England and France, was the 7-2 that Gorgeous would be retired after the conuol was back in style.” early choice in the six-furiong Sprint. Distaff. Fenlon pointed out that critics before the fight also Also in the 14-horse field is Dancing “This is the best race on the card,” said questioned Douglas’ desire to win. 1 / Spree, who won the race last year. Ron McAnally, who trains Bayakoa. “'The “He mentioned, a day or two before the fight, that he The richest of the seven races, which only way I could feel more confident is if had anxiety attacks thinking about losing the belt,” Fen­ arc worth a total of $10 million, will be Go for Wand was not in here, but that’s lon wrote. “The hunger pangs were just a little sU"onger.” the $3 million Classic at l >/4 miles. It tlie way racing is.” The newspaper’s report of the fight, in one edition, drew 14 horses, and shapes up as wide Go for Wand won the 1989 Juvenile started with “From champ to chump to lump.” In another open. Fillies. edition, the story began with “Sc^es. Scales. . . . One The early favorite at 4-1 is Dispersal, Both the 1 1-16-mile Juvenile and the measly, $30 set could have kept him from a major league who will race with a fiberglass patch Mile on the grass appear to be wide open. embarrassment.” covering a crack in his left-front hoof suf­ Fly So Free, Best Pal and Deposit Tick­ Th* Associatsd Press fered in the H/s-milc Woodward Hand­ et are the three early choices in the 12- A story in the Dayton Daily News began, “As one NEW CHAMP — Evander Holyfield holds his arms up in jubilation after knocking out Buster Porky now should say to the other: ‘That’s all folks!’ ” It icap Sept. 15 at Belmont. horse Juvenile field. called Douglas a “second-helpings heavyweight who Douglas in the third round to become the heavyweight champion Thursday night in Las Dispersal, who won five straight Steinlen was'the 3-1 early pick to win lately cultivated his paunch more than his punch.” Vegas. Holyfield says his first title defense will come against George Foreman. stakes, drew the tough No. 12 post in the his second straight Mile. One of his 13 “Douglas’ demise proved that man does not live on race that will start on a turn. rivals will be Irish-bred Distant Relative, bread — and cheesecake, pizza, Big Macs and doubled If I were Bud Delp I’d be throwing who has done all his racing in Europe, malteds — alone,” it said. EUROPEAN SPEEDSTER — Dayjur, Europe’s top sprinter, walks up,” rival trainer Carl Nafzger said of the where he has been on the board in 16 of 18 career starts. Cincinnati Enquirer columnist Tim Sullivan noted that through the paddock area with British jockey Willie Carson in the post position for Dispersal, who likes to Holyfield run on the lead. Jose Santos will ride Steinlen, and the Douglas joined “a long list of one-shot heavyweight saddle before working out Thursday at Belmont Park in Elmont, N.Y. champs, including Jack Sharkey, Max Baer, Jimmy jockey could have a big day. Two of his Dayjur is the early favorite for today’s $1 million Breeders’" Cup “He’s going to have to run a Horse of other mounts are Meadow Star in the Braddock, Ingemar Johansson and Leon Spinks.” From Page 48 the Year race to do it (win),” trainer Bud “The man who felled Mike Tyson must now be Sprint, one of seven million-dollar events. Juvenile Fillies and Fly So Free in the Delp said of his colt, who finished third Juvenile. regarded as a fluke,” Sullivan wrote. “Everybody felt the right uppercut was Buster’s best ponents and engaged in some fearsome exchanges. “Except for the tassels on his shoes, Douglas might punch,” Holyfield said. “He dropped his right shoulder It s also a strategy Holyfield can put to good use have passed for a paunchy punching bag,” Sullivan and I could tell he was getting ready to throw it. I just against the 42-year-old Foreman, who, at some 250 wrote. He said Holyfield’s “clearly defined muscles were rocked back and threw the right hand.” Glanville, Falcons ready for war against Bengals pounds, is relatively immobile but packs a huge punch. in stark contrast to the baggy, bloated Buster.” Holyfield said his strategy was not to go after Douglas, Bill Livingston, columnist for The (Cleveland) Plain By The Associated Press who outweighed him by 38 pounds, but to u-y and outjab George is very powerlul and J would have to use my quarter. Dealer, wrote that much of Ohio had considered Douglas him and win a decision. speed and let my conditioning work,” he said. “A big guy Philadelphia at Dallas: Dallas (3-4) has lost five con­ as “Rocky reborn,” because of his surprising knockout of “I was smart enough not to fight a reckless fight and Jerry Glanville is dressing for war as he gets ready for NFL Roundup like that I won’t go right at. I’ll be moving.” secutive games to the Eagles (2-4). The two losses last Tyson in February. go in there after him,” Holyfield said. “I was paUent and Atlanta’s game against Cincinnati on Sunday night. year stirred up controversy because Dallas coach Jimmy But Thursday night, “Douglas showed nothing in this took my time.” Glanville was Houston’s coach last December when Buffalo at New England: The Patriots (1-5) have lost The fame that comes with being the heavyweight Johnson accused Philadelphia coach Buddy Ryan of put­ fight,” Livingston wrote. “He had dined too often on the It was a change in strategy for the former Olympian champion didn’t waste any time coming to the soft- Sam Wyche led the Bengals to a 61-7 rout, the worst four straight, while Buffalo (5-1) is tied for the AFC East feast of success.” lead and has won four consecutive games. ting out bounties on placekicker Luis Zendejas and who in previous fights had stood toe-to-toe with on- spoken Holyfield. defeat in Oilers history. Wyche denies running up the quarterback Troy Aikman. score, but he had his team prolong fourth-quarter drives Detroit at New Orleans: Rueben Mayes, the Saints’ Chicago at Phoenix: Chicago (5-1) leads the NFC with fourth-down rushes and even had Jim Breech kick a two-time Pro Bowl pick who missed all of last season field goal with 21 seconds left. following Achilles’ tendon surgery, will be making his Central and was off last week following home victories against Green Bay and the Rams. s Title fight was rousing success at box office After the game, Wyche ran onto the field and taunted first start since 1988. Glanville. He called the Oilers a “sorry, stupid football Dalton Hilliard, a Pro Bowk pick last season, had been Cleveland at San Francisco: San Francisco coach LAS VEGAS (AP) — America bought 700,000 homes for the 1988 bout between team” and said Glanville was “probably the biggest starting. But he injured a knee last week against Houston George Seifert doesn’t expect wide receiver John Taylor Trainer released overnight figures and delayed broadcast rights. Thursday’s abbreviated heavyweight title Mike Tyson and Michael Spinks. showing the fight was bought by between phony in professional football.” and is expected to miss three games. to play. Taylor sprained a ligament in his right knee last fight in record numbers, thanks to an ad­ The sales were fueled by an intensive week. 7 and 8 percent of the 14.5 million homes That still leaves Wyim a few million Glanville, who took over the Falcons after being fired Miami at Indianapolis: Miami quarterback Dan vertising campaign that sold the public on $3 million advertising campaign that Running back Roger Craig, who missed the 49crs’ last wired nationwide to receive the bout. The dollars short, a sum expected to be made by Houston, posed in a combat helmet for a story about Marino has completed 60 percent of 473 passes against 1 Buster Douglas’ crediblity as a champion. blanketed the counuy’s sports shows in two games after tearing a knee ligament on Oct. 7 prac­ sales ran as high as 16 percent in up by the throng of high-rolling gamblers Sunday night’s game. The two coaches didn’t talk about the Colts for 3,541 yards and 26 touchdowns with only Douglas didn’t live up to the promo­ the weeks before the bout with Douglas ticed 'Thursday. Douglas’ hometown of Columbus, Ohio, losing money in the resort’s casino. each other following Atlanta’s 34-17 preseason victory six interceptions. tion, but enough people may have bought promising Evander Holyfield that, and they aren’t talking about the feud now. 1 m not saying that I’m going to be playing a lot this and 15 percent in Brooklyn, N.Y. “The casino was huge,” Mirage 'The Dolphins (5-1) are 10-4 in the series in games the fight on pay-per-view television sys­ “You’re next.” “Once the officials says it’s time to play, the coaches Sunday, or even play at all.” Craig said. “I feel good and Trainer said the Mirage will net about sp o k esr^ Alan Feldman said. “We did with Marino. Indianapolis is 2-4 this season. tems to help hotel operator Steve Wynn “Steve probably did more from a stoid on the sidelines and cheer them on, but that’s about [ anything. My confidence level is $19 million from the pay-per-view sales, big business, and we expect that to carry Minnesota vs. Green Bay: Chris Doleman of the recoup most of the $40 million he in­ promotional standpoint than anyone has it,” Wyche said. “Very few players are going to do much high. The main thing to do is take it slow and not over­ and about $1.5 million from closed circuit through the entire weekend.” Vikings (1-5), who led the NFL last year with 21 sacks, u vested in the former heavyweight cham­ ever done for a fight, and that’s why it different because of the way a coach feels.” work myself.” showings of the fight, mostly in small The fight was staged at I’he Mirage has only three. Tim Harris of the Packers, second in 1989 pion’s first — and only — title defense. sold,” said Mike Trainer, who coor­ theaters and bars across the country. Cincinnati (5-2) has won five consecutive games since with 19'/2, has four. ‘s 6-0, matching the Giants for the Promoters say some 1 million dinated the promotion for Wynn. “When after Wynn lured Douglas with a two- NFL s only perfect record. Cleveland is 2-5. The live gate for the bout brought in (2-4) won the opening game in the series in New York Jets at Houston: 1-he Jets (2-5) have a households paid an average of $34.95 for fight deal that would have pitted him in a you give that kind of support, you gel about $9 million, and another $5 million three-game losing streak, while the Oilers (4-3) have the fight, besting the previous top of those kind of results.” rematch against 'Tyson in his next title Washington at New York Giants: A New York win was realized through the sale of foreign defense. Denver, the Los Angeles Raiders, Kansas City and won fouf of their last five games. New York h ^ lost Seattle are off this week. would give the Giants a three-game lead plus a tiebreaker three times this season after taking leads into the fourth edge. The Redskins are 4-2. 9 0 In Brief . . . SCOREBOARD In Brief. Weekend scholastic slate Maple Leafs fire Carpenter SCOREBOARD Charles Coody 34- 37— 71 TORONTO ( ^ ) — The Toronto Maple Leafs, off to MANCHESTER — The state class cross country Homero Blancas 34- 37—LPGA 71 money leaders Hockey Miller Barber 35- 36— 71The ntxjney leaders on the 1990 LPGA Tour the worst in their history, fired coach Doug Car- championships will be held today at Wickham I^ k . - College football schedule Bmce Crampton 35 36—through 71 the World Championship, which ended Friday, much to the chagrin of the players. Football There will be 12 races in all, two in each of the .six clas­ Bert Yancey 38- 34— 72 OcL 14: Firing the coach doesn’t mean we will go lO-l-l- Saturday, Oct. 27 ses — LL, L, MM, M, SS, S. Gary Player 36- 36— 72 T m M oney EAST Transactions NHL standings Chi Chi Rodriguez 37- 35—1. 72 Beth Daniel 23 $863,578 there’s still a lot of problems with this team,” said for­ Syracuse (3-2-2) at Anriy (3-3) The Coventry girls will compete in the Class S race at Tom Shaw 34- 38— 72 2. Patty Sheehan 23 725,418 Now Hampshire (6-0-1) at Boston U. (3-4) WALES CONFERENCE ward John Kordic, who has spent more time this season NFL standings B AS E B A LL 9:30 a.m., which kicks off the championship day fol­ Rocky Thompson 34- 38—3. 72Betsy King 27 520,010 Colgate (5-2) at Bucknell (5-2) Patrick Division AMERICAN CONFERENCE American League Bob ^ t le y 36- 36— 72 4. Rat Bradley 27 471,443 in the press box than on the ice. “Firing the coach will Princeton (2-4) at Columbia (0-6) lowed by the Coventry boys and Bolton in the S race at W L T P ts GF GA E ast CLEVELAND INDIANS— Declined to exer­ Bruce Devlin 36- 37— 73 5. Cathy Gerring 28 463,493 not solve all the problems.” Richmond (1-6) at Connecticut (3-4) NY Flangers 8 3 0 16 46 29 W L T P e t PF m cise the 1991 contract option of Ken Phelps 10 a.m. The RHAM girls run in the M race at 11:30 ajn. A rt Wall 36- 37— 73 6. R osie Jones 23 338,570 Brawn (1-5) at Cornell (3-3) New Jersey 7 3 1 15 43 33 Buffalo 5 1 0 .833 160 126 designated hitter-first baseman Larry Laoretti 38- 35—7. 73Nancy Lopez 18 301,262 Forward Ed Olczyk said that Carpenter wasn’t solely Harvard (4-2) at Dartmouth (3-2-1) followed by the RHAM boys in the M race at noon. PNIadelphia 6 4 0 12 40 35 Miami 5 1 0 .833 125 83 NEVy YORK YANKEES-Named Bill Berges- Lou Graham 36- 37—8. 73Ayako Okamoto 19 298,073 to blame for the club’s 1-9-1 record. VWshington A Jefferson (7-0) at Fordham W ashington 5 6 0 10 36 35 Indianapolis 2 4 0 .333 ch assistant general manager. The East Catholic girls run in the MM race at 1 p.m. Al Geiberger 35- 38—9. 73Danielle Ammaccapane 25 256,231 98 135 (1-5) P ittsburgh 4 5 1 9 42 41 The Maple Leafs arrived back from St. Louis follow­ N.Y. Jots 2 5 0 .286 134 178 National League followed by the East boys in the MM race at 1:30 pjn. Butch Baird 37- 36—10. 73 Cindy Fterick 28 252,768 Lafayette (3-4) at Holy Crass (5-1-1) NY Isianders 2 7 0 4 22 40 Now England 1 5 0 .167 HOUSTON ASTROS-Placed Jose Cano M ike H ill 37- 36— 73 25 240,478 ing Thursday’s 8-5 loss to the Blues about 4 ajn. EDT 90 169 Delaware (4-3) at Maine (1-6) The Manchester girls will run in the LL race at 3 pjn. Adams Division 11. Dawn Coo C e n tra l pitcher, on waivers for the purpose of giving hini Walter Zembriski 35- 38—12 73 Dottle Mochrie 26 229,702 Northeastern (1-6) at Massachusetts (5-0-1) Montreal 6 4 1 13 41 39 Friday and there was a note for Carpenter at his hotel C incinnati 5 2 0 .714 188 166 his unconditional release. while the Manchester boys run in the LL race, the final Dick Rhyan 36- 37— 73 13. C olleen W alker 26 223,810 James Madison (4-3) at Navy (3-3) Boston 5 4 1 11 31 37 Houston 4 3 0 .571 169 135 BASKETBALL Jack Fleck 38- 35— 73 14. C hris Johnson 25 187,486 summoning him to a meeting with general manager Vble (3-3) at Penn (2-4) race of the day at 3:30 p.m. H artford 4 4 2 10 28 31 Pittsburgh 3 4 0 .429 109 128 Continental Basketball Association Ben Smith 36- 38—15 74 Dob Richard 25 180,080 Floyd Smith. ^ Noire Dame (5-1) at Pittsburgh (3-3-1), Night Quebec 3 5 3 9 37 44 C leveland 2 5 0 .286 OMAHA FIACERS— Signed Bill Jackman, for­ In football action today, Manchester High (2-2 in the Jim O'Hern 37- 37— 74 26 170,216 111 173 Akron (3-4-1) at Rutgers (2-5) Buffalo 1 5 3 5 28 35 16. Jana Geddes Three hours later. Smith fired him. By 8 ami.. Car­ W est ward. Babe Hiskey 34- 40—17. 74 Cindy Figg-Currior 24 155,943 East Carolina (3-5) at Ternple (3-3) CCC East, 3-3 overall) will play at first-place Rockville CAMPBELL CONFERENCE LA Raiders 6 1 0 .857 147 99 FOOTBALL Jimmy Powell 36- 38— 74 18. Tammie Green 22 153,059 penter was headed for his home in Cornwall, Ctatario, Howard U. (5-2) at Towson S t (0 -^ (3-0, 5-1 overall) at 1:30 p.m. Manchester is coming off Norris Division Kansas City 4 3 0 .571 167 114 National Football League Gay Brewer 39- 35—19. 74 Cathy Johnston 24 151,427 Rhode Island (3-4) at Villanova (3-4) W L T P ts GF GA and unavailable for comment. Denver 3 4 0 .429 168 178 DETROIT LIONS— Activated Chris Spielman, a 30-14 win over Windham while Rockville trounced Gene Littler 36- 38—20. 74 Elaine Crosby 28 145,710 Boston College (3-3) at West Virginia (3-3) Chicago 7 4 0 14 37 26 Seattle 3 4 0 .429 144 135 linebacker, from injured reserve Jim Ferree 37- 37— 74 21. DaleEggelino 27 143,177 Carpenter compiled a 39-46-5 record and last season SOUTH Hartford Public, 41-6. S t Louis 6 3 1 13 37 33 San Diego 2 5i 0 .286 123 132 GREEN BAY F»CKERS-Re-signed William Dow Finstenvald 37- 37— 74 22 F^itti Rizzo 24 142,671 du-ect^ the Leafs to their first .5(X) record in 11 years. Perm S t (4-2) at Alabama (3-3) D etroit 5 3 2 12 39 35 NATIO N AL c o n f e r e n c e Harris, tight end. Meanwhile, East Catholic (1-5) will travel to West Ken S till 36- 38— 74 27 141,397 Alabama AAM (4-4) vs. Alabama S t (4-2-1) Minnesota 2 6 2 6 23 37 23. Barb Mucha Ea s t - Smith said assistant Tom Watt would take over as at Birmingham, Ala. Hartford to take on Northwest Catholic (1-5) in a non­ Toronto 1 9 1 3 28 54 Bob Brue 39 36— 75 24. Caroline Keggi 27 136,197 George banning 37- 38— 75 coach on an interim basis, and the hunt was on for the L T P e t PF m Southern Illinois (2-6) at Central Florida (4-3), Smyihe Division 25 Nancy Brown 28 132,413 N.Y. Giants league affair at 10:30 a.m. East is coming off a 31-0 loss Don Massengale 37- 38— 75 0 1.000 150 86 N ight Los Angeles 7 1 1 15 45 24 26. Penny Hammol 28 125,073 Leafs’ 12th coach in 13 seasons. Washington Bowling Doug Sanders 38- 37— 75 7 134 82 to Notre Dame while Northwest won its first game of the Calgary 7 4 0 14 43 32 27. Meg Mallon 27 124,568 Dallas East Tennessee SL (2-5) at Citadel (4-3) Don Bies 37- 38— 75 ) 90 135 South Carolina S t (4-3) at Delaware S t (5-2) season on Monday, a 45-0 trouncing of Old Saybrook. Vancouver 5 5 0 10 32 36 2a Sherri Tumor 27 122,937 Philadelphia Tommy Bolt 37- 38— 75 Graf moves into semiflnals I 130 132 (7Tennessee Tech (5-2) at Eastern Kentucky W innipeg 3 6 1 7 33 34 29. Kathy Postlewait 28 121,063 Phoenix In boys’ soccer action this morning. East Catholic Dan Morgan 36- 39— 75 I 79 141 Blossom League Edmonton 2 5 2 6 29 30 30. Amy Benz 23 119,641 BRIGHTON, England (AP) — Steffi Graf needed a Cantral Terry Dill 35- 40— 75 24 112,062 Morgan SL (0-8) vs. Florida ASM (4-3) at (7-1-1 in the ACC, 7-4-2 overall) will be attempting to Friday's Games 31. Alice Ftitzman Chicago 5 1 Doris Hattin 188-458, Jane Jamaitis 186, Agim Bardha 38- 38— 76 I 142 75 Miami Minnesota at Detroit (n) 32 Kristi Albers 26 111,515 few extra games but still scored her 12th consecutive vic­ Tampa Bay Judy Reichenbach 181-476. Donna Eichler win its first ever All Cotmecticut Conference ch^pion- Bob Rawlins 39- 37— 76 147 141 LSU (4-2) at Florida S t (4-2) Los Angeles at Winnipeg, (n) 33. Maggie Will 29 110,488 tory over Nathalie Tauziat on Friday, winning 6-2, 6-4 D etroit 179-469, Dorothy Hoover 176, Sandra Har­ I 141 169 Western Carolina (3-5) at Furman (5-2) ship when it hosts St. Joseph at 10. A win will give the Saturday's Games Fred Hawkins 41- 35— 76 34. Jane Crafter 26 109,518 G reen Bay rington 467. Tommy Aaron 36- 40— 76 and moving into the semifinals of a WITA indoor tourna­ i 103 146 Savannah S t (0-1) al Georgia Southern (4-3) Eagles the outright title. East defeated St. Joe’s on Oct. 6 CWcago at Boston, 7 fl5 p.m. Minnesota ' 140 135 Vancouver at Harttord, 7:35 p.m. Rives Meboe 37- 39—WTA 76 money leaders ment. Duka (3-4) at Georgia Tech (50-1) GOP women in Trumbull. John Paul Cain 37- 39— 76 Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 7:35 p.m. Graf had not lost more than five games in any of her San Francisco 1.000 154 101 Georgia (4-3) at Kentucky (2-5), Night Barbara Palicki 176, Laurence Faucher 460, Billy Casper 37- 39— 76 N.Y. Rangers at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. leaders through Oct 21: Atlanta .333 161 183 Samfbrd (4-2-1) at Liberty (5-3) Firoza Shrjoe 466, Denise Sullivan 477. Dave Hill 37- 39— 76 11 previous triumphs over Tauziat, UConn football hosts Richmond Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. 1, S teffi G raf $1,114,070 LA Rams 2 4 0 .333 164 173 Stephen F. Austin (1-6) at Louisiana Tech Jim Dent 37- 39— 76 (4-3) Washington at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. 2, Martina Navratilova 1,041,380 In Saturday’s semifinal, Graf meets Catarina Lindqvist New Orleans 2 4 0 .333 105 133 Bob Erickson 39- 37— 76 STORRS — The University of Connecticut football Buffalo at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. 3. Monica Seles 885,924 Sunday, Oct. 28 Western Kentucky (2-4) at Louisville (51-1) Howie Johnson 38- 38— 76 of Sweden, who beat Italy’s Cathy Caverzasio 6-2, 6-3. team (2-2, 3-4) will entertain Richmond (1-4, 1-6) in a Detroit at Minnesota, 835 p.m. 4, Gabriela S..batini 697,533 Buffalo at New Englaiid, 1 pm. ^ Louisiana (3-4) at Memphis St (551). John Brodie 39- 37— 76 Montreal at S t Louis, 8:35 p.m. 5, Jana Novotna 544,132 Third seed Helena Sukova also moved into the semi­ D ^ it at New Orleans, 1 p.m. NiQht Radio, TV Yankee Conference affair this afternoon at 1 at Memorial Gordon Jones 38- 38— 76 Sunday's Games 6, Zina Garrison 505,593 finals with a 6-1,6-1 victory over Sara Gomer of Britain. Miami at Indianapolis. 1 p.m. Mwehead S t (3-5) at Middle Tennessee (7-1) Bob Rosburg 37- 40— 77 Stadium. It is Homecoming Weekend at UCoim. The Hartford at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. 7, Mary Joe Fernandez 442,616 Minnesota vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee. 1 Miles (1-7) at Mississippi Valley S t (3-4) Lee Elder 37- 40— 77 The Czechoslcvakian player needed just 49 minutes to N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. 8, Helena Sukova 433,584 p.m. Auburn (50-1) at Mississippi S t (3-3) Huskies are coming off a 35-20 win over Maine. Orville Moody 36- 41— 77 win. Today Washington at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. 9, AranPa Sanchez Vicario 425,999 New York Jets at Houston, 1 p.m. Tennessee S t (3-4) at Murray S t (1-6) Dick Howell 40- 38— 78 Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. 10, N atalia Zvereva 393,363 Philadelphia at Dallas, 1 pm . BethuneCookman (2-5) at North Caralirm Noon — CoHege football: Syracuse at Army. Roberto Do Vicenzo 37- 41— 78 A A T (5 1 ) UConn soccer hosts St. Francis Montreal at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. 11, Katerina Maleeva 322,413 Chicago at Phoenix. 4 pm . Chs. 18,22 Al Kelley 40- 38— 78 Bergesch rejoins Yankees 12, Manuela Maleeva-Fragr'iere 284,949 Cleveland at San Francisco, 4 pm . South Carolina (4-2) at North Carolina St ESf??" ~ tootball: Brown at Cornell. STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s John Schloe 39- 39— 78 13, N athalie Tauziat 254,381 NEW YORK (AP) — Bill Bergesch, who twice was Tampa Bay at San Diego, 4 p.ia ( ^ ) Rale Bolts 40- 38— 78 soccer team (8-8-4) will host St. Francis (N.Y.) Sunday 14, Jennifer Capriati 234,915 Washington at New Vbrk Giants, 4 pm NW Louisiana (2-5) at NE Louisiana (4-3), 12:35 p.m. — College football; Wle at Pen­ Carl Lohron 37- 42— 79 the New York Yankees chief baseball executive under N ight Golf 15, Judith Wiesner 221,337 Cincinnati at Atlanta, 8 pm . nsylvania, WELI (AM-960) afternoon at 1 at the Connecticut Soccer Stadium. UConn Chick Evans 39- 40— 79 Maryland (53) at North Carolina (4-2-1) 16, G igi Fernandez 204,595 George Steinbrenner, returned to the team Friday as as­ OPEN DATES: Denver, Los Angeles Raiders 1 p.m. — Collage foolball: Richmond at Con­ Billy Maxwell 38- 41— 79 is coming off a 3-2 overtime loss to Brown on Wednes­ 17, Elizabeth Smylie 198,904 sistant general manager. Kansas City, Seattle Appalachian SL (54) at Tennessee-Chat- necticut WELI (AM-960) Phil Rodgers 39- 41— 80 tanooga (4-3), Night day. 18, Conchita Martinez 195,184 Monday, O ct 29 1 p.m. — College football: Arkansas at Hous­ Nabisco championship Quinton Gray 40- 41— 81 Cincinnati (1-6) alTulane (2-6), Night ton. NESN, MSG 19, Larisa Savchenko 189,534 Bergesch was general manager of the Cincinnati Reds Los Angelos Rams at Rttsburgh, 9 pm . Jerry Barber 40- 41— 81 Marshall (54) at VMI (3-4) 20. Leila Meskhi 175,879 from November 1984 through the 1987 season but retired 1 p.m. — College football: Western Michigan scores Charlie Sifford 39- 42— 81 Mississippi (51) at Vanderbilt (1-5) Whalers play two this weekend 21, Mercedes Paz 173,328 at Ohio Univesity, SportsChannel Doug Ford 43- 40— 83 from baseball after he was replaced by Murray Cook. HOUSTON (AP) — Scores Friday after the 22. Barbara Paulus 162,797 “ '“ ' “ 'PP* (6-2) a t V irginia Tech 1:30 pm. — Horse Racing: Breeders' Cup Mike Fotchick 40- 43— 83 (3-4) Channel 30 HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (4^-2) will second round ot the $2.5 million Nabisco 23, Gretchen Magers 161,617 “This thing started at the World Series,” Bergesch Championship tournament played on the Jesus Rodriguez 40- 44— 84 Harrah’s odds Clemson (6-2) at Wake Forest (2-5) 2 pm. — College football: Oklahorm at host the Vancouver Canucks tonight at 7:35 (SportsChan- 24, l%tty Fendick 146,203 said. “I wanted to go because I wanted to see my kids. Lehigh (52) at William A Mary (52) 7.187-yard, par-71 Champi ons Golf Club 25, Nicole Pravis Colorado, Channel 3 nel, WTIC) at the Civic Center. The Whalers are coming 146.036 And it got me revved up wanting to come back in.” RENO, Nov. (AP) — This week's odds from MIDWEST course: 26, Lori McNeil 144,515 Harrah's Rono Race $ Sports Book on NatiorsI 3 p.m. — Golf: Nabisco Championship third Indiana S t (3-5) at Ball S t (3-4) round, ESF>N off a 3-0 loss in Minnesota Wednesday night. Billy Mayfair 69- 66— 135 27. Rosalyn Fairbank-Nideffer 141,185 Bergesch, who was responsible for acquiring several Football League games OcL 28-29 and Iho Miami, Ohio (3-4) at Bowling Green (2-4-1) Nick Price 68- 68—Leaders 136 28, Laura Glldemeister 136,534 weekend's college games involving teams in 3:30 p.m. — Collage football; Michigan at In­ Sunday, the Whalers will travel to Buffalo to meet the players on the current Reds, will assist general manager Northern Iowa (4-3) al Eastern Illinois (4-4) diana, Chs. 8,40 Chip Bock 69- 68— 137 29, Helen KelesI 135,872 the Associated Press' poll Top 25: Sabres at 7 p.m. (SptortsChannel, WTIC). Jodie Mudd 68- 69— 137 30, Amy Frazier Gene Michael and will be responsible for baseball (2IrN ig h t*''^ ^ ^ " (6-1-1) at Eastern Michigan 5 pm. — College football: Penn State at 133,646 NFL Alabama, E S f^ Greg Norman 66- 71— 137 PGA money leaders 31, Manon Bollegraf 131,451 details, such as waivers. He also will be in charge of the Sunday, Oct. 28 Austin Peay (0-7) at Illinois SL (55) Wayne Grady 72- 67— 139 Detroit plus 5 at New Orleans 7 pm . — Blackhawks at Bruins. NESN PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (AP) — Money leaders Michigan (3-3) at Indiana (4-1-1) Tim Simpson 66- 73— 139 major league scouts and participate in major league 7:30 p.m. — Canucks at Whalers, Jaycees host 3-on-3 tourney on the 1990 PGA Tour through the Disney M innesota plus 2Stefan Edberg $1,251,991 Buffalo minus 6 at New England Purdue (1-5) at Michigan S t (2-51) 3. Raul Azinger $830,231 tsburgh. ESPN distance shoot-out sponsored by Nassiff’s Custom Screen Loren Roberts 73- 70— 143 2. Boris Becker $1,102,332 STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — Stefan Edberg and New Vbrk Jets plus Bt/j at Houston Minnesota (4-2) at Ohio SL (52-1) 4. Wayne Levi $772,397 10 pm . — College football: Wbshington State Printing, will be held Saturday, Nov. 10, at 3 p.m. at the BobTw ay 72- 71— 143 3. Ivan Lendl $973,182 Cleveland plus 12112 al San Francisco Western Michigan (4-3) at Ohio U. (1-51) 5. Hals Irwin $753,749 Boris Becker, seeded to meet in the final, won through to at Arizona. NESN John Huston 72- 71— 143 4. Andres Gomez $800,890 ^^l^stern lllirxiis (1-6) at Southwest Missouri ^ Mahoney Rec Center. 6. Mark Calcavecchia Tampa Bay plus 4 at San Diego Mark O'Meara 74- 70— 144 $746,031 5. Andre Agassi $785,212 the semifinals of the Stockholm Open in different fashion 10:30 p.m. — College football: Canadian 7. Tim Simpson Vteshington plus 4 at New Vbrk Giants Football League: Calgary Stampedors at B.C. — Fee is $25 per team. For registration, further informa- Raul Azinger 73- 71— 144 $695,272 6. Pete Sampras $732,697 Kent SL (1-6) at Toledo (5 1 ) 8. Fred Couples Friday. Chicago minus 6 at Phoenix Lions, SportsChannel Lanny Wadkins 73- 71— 144 $682,499 7. G oran Ivanisevic $641,510 Illinois (51) at Wisconsin (1-5) 5:5 lion, contact Leo V. Diana at 643-2181 or 647-1382. 9. Gil Morgan ^^Cincirmati plus 2VS at Allania Monday, Oct. Tom K ile 73- 71— 144 $621,379 8. Emilio Sanchez $542,324 Edberg, the world’s top-ranked player, outlasted No. 7 SOUTHWEST Midnight — Horse Racing; Breeders' Crown 10. Mark O 'M eara $616,675 Series, ESPN Steve Elkington 72- 72— 144 9. Brad Gilbert $511,803 seed Brad Gilbert of the United States 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 Arkansas (54) at Houston (60) 11. Lanny Wadkins $604,433 Los Angeles Flams minus 1 at F>ittsburah 1 a.m. — College football: Utah at Air Foce, ^ Mayfair leads Nabisco golf Hale Inw'n 75- 70— 145 10. Thom as M uster $505,267 Missouri (3-4) at Oklahoma S t (2-5) 12. Larry Mize before a crowd of 12,350 at the Globe Arena. C o lla g a NESN (delayed broadcast) Corey Ravin 74- 71— 145 $603,448 11. Guy Forget $405,463 McNeese St (4-3) at Southwest Texas St § HOUSTON (AP) — The money has their attention. 13. Tom Kite Saturday, Oct. 27 (5 3 ) Wayne Levi 75- 71— 146 $585,202 ^2. Jim Courier $401,745 Becker, who has lost only one indoor match this fall, 1. V irginia is idle 14. Paler Jacobsen $479,279 Sunday . Billy Mayfair, who made up five shots on Greg Nor- John Cook 72- 74— 146 13. Andrei Chesnokov $400,253 2. Auburn minus 14 vs Mississippi SL North Texas (4-3) at Sam Houston SL (2-5) 15. Chip Beck $460,816 to third-ranked Ivan Lendl in Japan ear'y last month, beat Mark Calcavecchia 71- 75— 146 14. Jakob Hlasek $374,946 3. Notre Dame minus IZirz vs Pittsburgh Southern Methodist (1-5) at Texas (4-1) 8 a.m. — College football: Duka at Georgia .g man to take the second-round lead, says he’s trying liard 16. Steve Elkington $457,564 Brian Tennyson 75- 72— 147 15 Michael Chang $367,262 No. 9 seed Goran Ivanisevic of Yugoslavia 6-4,6-2. 4. Nebraska minus 20 vs Iowa SL Rico (3-4) at Texas AAM (4-51) Tech. NESN (tape) 17. Davis Love III $455,672 Baylor (3-3-1) at Texas Christian (51) ^ not to think about it. Jim Gallagher 73- 74— 147 16. Jonas Svensson $357,575 Becker, the 1988 champion here, lost to Ivanisevic in 5. Illinois minus 21 vs Wisconsin 10 a.m. — College football: Notre Dame at 18. Ian Baker-Finch $443,242 ^ “Money? What money?” Mayfair asked Friday after Payne Stewart 77- 71— 148 17. John McEnroe $348,895 6. Houston minus 18i/z vs Arkansas Grambling S t (52) at Texas Southern (4-4), Pittsburgh, SportsChannal (tape) 19. VtfayneiGrady $433,685 the first round of the French Open this year, but evened N ight F r^ Couples 73- 75— 148 15 Jay Berger 1 pm . — Eagles at Cowboys, Charmol 3 ^ his 5-undcr-par 66 gave him a one-stroke advantage at 20. Bob T ^ y $343,184 7. Washington minus 17i/a vs California Robert Gamez 76- 73— 149 $424,112 19. Aaron K rickstein their head-to-head record with a four-set win in the Miami, Fla. (4-2) at Texas Tech (55) 1 p.m. — Bills at Patriots, Channel 30. WPOP 21. Jodie Mudd $316,353 8. Miami. Fla minus 21'/2vs Texas Tech j the halfway point of the Nabisco Championships, golfs Larry Mize 75- 76— 151 $421,746 Wyoming (80) al Texas-EI Paso (3-5) (AM -1410) 1 20. David Wheaton $303,245 9. BYU vs New Mexico, no line 2Z J. Gallagher, Jr. $418,706 Wimbledon semifinals. FAR W EST 21. Guillermo Fforez-Roldan $299,248 10. Colorado minus 6 vs No. 22 Oklahoma 1 pm . — Jets at Oilers, WCBS (AM-880) 2 richest tournament. 23. Loren Ftoberts $407,272 Utah (3-4) at Air Force (3-4) 22. Juan Aguilera $297,346 Earlier, Pete Sampras edged fellow American David 11. Tennessee Is Idle 1 p.m. — Motorsports: NASCAR Grand Na­ Gold Rush senior scores 24. Flobert Gamez $405,907 VWshington S t (3-4) at Arizona (52). Night W At stake is $450,000 from the tournament purse of 23. S cott Ctevis $294,495 12. Florida S t minus 16 vs LSU tional Winston Classic, SportsChannel RACHO MURIETA, Calif. (AP) — Scores 25. Corey ftivin $405,830 Wheaton in a tight scrve-and-vollcy duel to reach the Southern Cal (52) at Arizona SL (2-4), Night ^ $2.5 million, plus another $1 million from a year-long 24. Mark Kratzmann $288,631 13. Texas vs Southern Methodist no line 4 pm. — Golf: NaUsco Championship, final Friday after the first round of the $400,000 26. Nick Price semifinals. Now Mexico (56) at Brigham Vbung (51) $402,777 25 Petr Korda $288,362 14. Florida is Idle round. ESPN p bonus pool decided in this season-ending event. Rancho Murieta Seniors Gold Rush at the par 27. Billy Mayfair $397,658 Oklahoma (52) at Colorado (6-1-1) 26. Jim Pugh $284,992 Sampras, 19, playing his first ATP Tour event since 15 Iowa vs Northwestern, no line 4 pm . — Redskins at Giants. Ctannel 3 36-36— 72, 6,701-yard Rancho Murieta Country 28. John Cook $387,612 Pacific U. (54) at Hawaii (3-3), Night K “It’s really too early in the week to start worrying 27. Richey Fleneberg $274,891 16. Georgia Tech minus 16 vs Duke 4 pm. — Horse Racing; Breeders' Cup Club: 29. Brian Tennyson $386,508 becoming the youngest U.S. Open champion in history Boise S t (52) al Idaho St (2-5), Night 25 SergI Bruguera $261,003 17. Mississippi minus IS vs Vwxierbilt Weekend. SportsChannel S about the money,” said Mayfair, who completed 36 holes Bob Charles 33-35—68 30. John Huston $380,940 Fullerton S t (1-7) at Long Beach S t (3-5) 29. Pieter Aldrich $250,192 Sept. 9, won 7-6 (7-3), 5-7, 6-4 on the fast Supreme 18. Wyoming minus IS vs Toras-a F>aao 6 p.m. — Horse Racing: Remington ffork U over the Cypress Creek course at Champions in 135, Dick Hendrickson 33-36—69 31. Gene Sauers $374,485 Montana S t (3-4) at Montana (52) 30. Karel Novacek $257,047 Court. 19. Clemson minus 21i/z vs Wbka Forest Futurity. ESPN (delayed broadcast) George Archer 34-36—70 32. David Frost $372,485 Nicholls S t (3-4) at Northern Arizona (3-4) 31. Martin Jaite $256,278 20. Michigan minus V /t vs Indiana 7 pm. — College footbair Boston College at seven under par. J.C. Snead 35-35—70 33. Ben Crenshaw $351,193 Alexander Volkov of the Soviet Union joined Sampras Tulsa (1-7) at New Mexico S t (0-7) 32 DerricK Ftostagrro $253,862 21. Southern Cal minus 15 vs Arizona St West Virginia, NESN (tape) Nick Price, who insists he has something other than Joe Jimenez 36-35—71 34. Steve Jones $350,982 Stanford (2-5) at Oregon (52) 33. Danle Visser $250,585 in the semifinals, beating 1989 world junior champion 22. Oklahoma plus 6 vs No. 10 Colorado 7 p.m. — Whalers at Sabres, SportsChamel I dollar signs on his mind, moved into second place with a Bobby Nichols 35-36—71 35. Tommy Armour $348,658 Eastern Wteshington (3-4) at Fbrtland St WTIC (AM-1080) VO t Dale,Dou^lass ' 36-35—71 36. Mike Donald 34. Goran Prpic $247,928 Nicklas Kulti of Sweden 6-2, 6-1 in a match between un- 23. ^Izona minus 7io vs Washington SL (10). Night $348,328 35 Marc Rosset $242,898 24. Texas Christian minus 3'« vs Baylor 8 pm. — Ben^ls at Falcons, TNT TT 68 that put him one stroke back at 136. Larry Mowry 36-35—71 37. Nick Faldo $345,262 Oregon St (1-6) at UCU (3-4) 36. Kevin Curren $238,262 seeded players. 25. Oregon minus 7i/a vs Stanford 10 pm . — College football: Nebraska a t tows UNLV (4-4) at Uteh S t (1-4-1) State. NESN (tape) 9 0 1*' Pistons the favorite to defend their NBA title Blazers figure Celtics will push it this year By BILL BARNARD John Stockton. The Associated Press — The defending conference champion By HOWARD ULMAN inside game. Trail Blazers gave up a draft choice for pick up opponents who got by the Danny Ainge, giving Portland a three- to be improved The Associated Press “Those three guys are still going The Detroit Pistons are standing still to get the ball in their hands a great piards. An inability to stop guards while going for their third straight cham­ guard rotation of Ainge, Clyde Drexler from penetrating in recent years BOSTON — Walk into a Boston ded of the time,” Ford said. “What pionship. and Terry Porter that rivals anyone else’s. By BOB BAUM Celtics practice and gaze upon a we’re doing is devising better ways limited the number of easy transition A half-dozen teams are making big — The Lakers brought in Mike Ehin- The Associated Press shocking sight — every player is so that the defense isn’t double­ baskets that result from steals. changes while going for glory in the leavy to replace Coach of the Decade Pat running. teaming them.” “Robert and Larry and Kevin have two, mayte more, good years West. Riley and signed the offseason’s un­ PORTLAND, Ore. — Four months ago Up and down the floor. Non-stop. The ability of haw and Brown to the ahead of them if we can take some The Denver Nuggets are moving faster restricted free agent prize, Sam Perkins, Portl^d Trail Blazers were the best in the West. Away from the problems of the past. penetrate should draw defenders to than anyone and could be going nowhere then further improved their depth by ad­ This season, they may be even better. of the pressure off them,” Gavitt The Celtics? The aged, walk-it- them, leaving the frontcourt players said. except into the record book. ding Terry Teagle, a West version of But m the new, improved Western Conference, up-the-court-and-watch-Lairy-do- open for passes and easy shots. The 1990-91 NBA season opens Friday Detroit’s Vinnie Johnson. enough for a return trip to the his-thing Celtics? “They breathe some fire and life NBA Finals. “Right now,” Lewis said, “Lanry with nearly everyone in the West other — Dallas rejected its long-lived ptolicy “You get the ball and everybody’s into these older guys,” Ford said. is still the leader of the team, but ^ We hope we can win as many games, but I think than the Los Angeles Lakers hoping for a of hoarding first-round draft picks and on the fly,” new coach Chris Ford Gavitt feels the guards’ expanded Brian is slowly but surely becoming It s going to be more difficult,” coach Rick Adelman says. new era not dominated by one team. role will help Bird, McHale and the leader because he’s the point said. A lot of teams have improved themselves and The Lakers represented the West in the Boston has won 16 NBA cham­ Pirish and minimize the physical giwd and the point guard deter­ it s a very difficult conference. But I think we have pionships, more than any other pounding they took when the em­ NBA Finals every year but one in the NBA Preview the ability. mines what we’re going to do.” 1980s, but the Portland Trail Blazers’ team. But for the past two seasons, phasis was on the low-post game. Bird has had a good preseason. In The players believe they can prove that Blazer- surprising run through the 1990 playoffs the story of a proud franchise’s An improved perimeter defense Boston’s first five games, four of sent them all away in exchange for mama was not a one-season fad. would do the same, he said, since had much of the conference scrambling demise was the same — a slowdown them wins, he had three triple­ veterans Fat Lever and Rodney McCray, “We know we arc a good team,” Terry Porter said. offense and ploddirig defense the big men wouldn’t be forced to during the offseason for an edge. doubles. then signed Alex English. All we have to do is go out and do the things that resulted in quick, first-ilbund knock­ Meanwhile, the Pistons’ second — Sacramento inherited the Maverick­ we did last year, with a little improvement.” outs in the playoffs. suaight dominating season has the rest of s’ system and wound up with four first- Last season’s Western Conference championship, But what else could the CelUcs the East’s coaches scratching their heads round draft picks. Two of them, Lionel Poril^d s first since 1977, has done wonders for the do? A thirtysomcthii^ frontcourt over what to do about it. But everyone team’s mood in the pre-season. Simmons and Travis Mays, may wind up and point guard couldn’t keep up in concedes Detroit is the favorite to become as starters. We re not trying to find out how good we can a young man’s game. the first team since the 1959-66 Celtics to be. Adelman said. “We know we can be good if we So the Celtics fought a bitter — The Nuggets hired Paul Westhead win as many as three consecutive cham­ play the way we’re capable. I think it’s kind of a court battle to force speedy Brian pionships. away from Loyola Marymount, virtually quiet confidence.” Shaw away from his Italian team guaranteeing the obsolescence of every “The Pistons have such good athletes, Pdrtland plays 10 of its first 13 games at home. tmd back to Boston. Then they took good rotations and work so well single-season record for points and points Among the November visitors are DetroiL New York, lighming-quick Dee Brown with allowed. together,” Chicago coach Phil Jackson Chicago, San Antonio and Phoenix. The Blazers also their first choice in the draft. said. “We match them in the first unit, but “We shouldn’t have any problem play the Lakers in Los Angeles in the third game of Combine that with Ford’s ap­ the season. it was their depth that beat us.” reaching thaL” Westhead said when in­ pointment as the fired Jimmy formed that the NBA record scoring n There is little question about the ability of the Rodgers’ successor and Big East The Bulls, the only team to challenge average is 126.5, set by the Nuggets in starting five. the Pistons playoff superiority the last Commissioner Dave Gavitt’s hiring 1981-82. Clyde Drexler, with a nice pay raise that will give two years, added guard Dennis Hopson as the front-office basketball boss Westhead wasn’t reminded that the him an average of $2.5 million per season over the and an exciting era seems to have and forward Cliff Levingston to improve — EXPERT CAR CARE largest scoring average allowed in a next six years, teams with Porter fcr the sixth straight begun for the tradition-rich team. the cast around scoring machine Michael season in one of tlie league’s most productive back- If the Celtics’ fortunes were a Jordan. season was 126.0 by those same 1981-82 Choose from a complete line of Nuggets. courts. line graph, clearly they’ve been “You have to earn your stripes in this shocks or struts. AH designed for Considering that the average score of — overshadowed at point guard in a con­ going this way,” said Gavitt, thrust­ league and we hope we’re in a situation extra-quick response, improved Denver’s first five preseason games — ference that includes Magic Johnson, John Stockton ing his hand downward. “We’re like Deuoit was when it was chasing Bos­ and Kevin Johnson — made a series of huge plays trying to arrest that, trying to get it 50% OFF handling and comfort, reduced four of them losses — was 171-145 for ton in the ’80s,” Jackson said. in-car noise. Your the opposition, it’s little wonder that Th# Assoc l>t>d Prsss throughout the playoffs as Portland won one close going the other way, trying to do it Detroit coach Chuck Daly is worried game after another. SECOND SHOCK Ciu will ride NBA coaches were watching exhibition EXCUSE ME — Chicago's Michael Jordan (23) moves around Seat­ by mixing some really great talented that his near-perfect mixture of players is Small forward Jerome Kersey also had a big veterans with some new people that better. scores and wondering who would be the tle’s Quinton Dailey last Wednesday night during an NBA exhibition being threatened by a recurring ankle in­ I playoff performance, averaging 20.7 poiiiLs and 8.3 offer quickness and speed.” first team to score 200 points in a game. game in Vancouver, British Columbia. The NBA regular season O R STRUT jury to defensive star Dennis Rodman. rebounds per game. Kersey’s outside shooting, Dennis Johnson, 36, was not of­ The record for one game is 186 in opens this coming Friday night. *0 1 f regular price. Playoff MVP Isiah Thomas and Bill suspect at best early in his career, improved con­ fered a new contract after being the triple overtime; the high mark in regula­ Celtics’ starting point guard for Laimbeer both were injured during the tion is 173. siderably in post-season play and has continued to Offer good with coupons only through get better in the pre-season. seven seasons. Guard Jim Paxson, 11-30-90 at participaling Midas dealers. exhibition season, but are expected back “We should be up in the 150s and At power forward. Buck Williams, aLso given a 33, wasn’t invited to training camp. before the opener. Phoenix in the second round of the above in most games,” Westhead said. substantial pay raise during the off-season, returns to Center Robert Parish, at 37 the “Can we sustain what we’ve done for “Obviously, on some days the opposition “In the East, Detroit has to playoffs. anchor the team’s defense. The Blazers led die NBA NBA s oldest player, and forwards three years?” Daly asked. “We have to will be right up there with us.” be the favorite.In the West, you Dunleavy plans to move last season’s m rebounding last season, and Williams was a big nobody BE«S MIDAS stay injury free and we have to overcome Westhead said he wants the Nuggets to rookie sensation, Vlade Divac, into the Larry Bird, 33, and Kevin McHale. could be a dam good team and reason, averaging 9.8 per game. 32, are still starting, but the passing a difficult schedule at the start of the wait just 5-7 seconds before taking a shot starting lineup at center and bring At center, Kevin Duckworth is no great rebounder. of the ball to a new generation has season.” in each possession, reminding them that struggle to Enish .500.” veterans Perkins and Mychal Thompson But at 7-feet and 270 pounds, he is one of the NBA’s begun. DelroiL which started 13-10 last year off the bench in a flexible front line. nuoAS’ “if you run three-quarters speed, it’s bet­ — Stu Jackson better inside scorers and he takes up a lot of space in Shaw and Reggie Lewis, another and then finished 46-13 en route to its the middle. ter not to run at all.” “I don’t see the Lakers dropping off as speedster, are the starting guards. second consecutive NBA title, has two According to Westhead, the real key to long as they have Magic Johnson and acquisitions of Lever, McCray and Defense and crashing the boards, those are the When one goes out. Brown, who has West Coast road trips in the first five forcing hi^-octane games is pressure James Worthy,” Portland coach Rick had a strong preseason, is ready to weeks of the season. defense. English give the Mavericks the versatility Adehnan said. “And I think Byron Scott two things that are going to be our bread and butter, to match up with any team. just like they were last year,” Porter said. come in. He’s faster than both of .. Msin St., QY Windsor Avs “It’s difficult to accomplish three “I learned that the only problem with will come back strong after an off year.” “We can be very big with James But the problem last season was an inconsistent them. Kevin Gamble, who also anchester, CT. 06040 Vernon, CT 06066 straight titles from a mental standpoint, this offense was when the other team has But Adelman, who took the Trail Donaldson, Roy Tarpley and Herb Wil­ wnch, a weakness Uiat became most glaring in the thrives in the uptempo game, is the and other than thaL there seem to be eight the ball they slowed the pace,” Westhead Blazers into the finals last season, said the fourth guard. liams on the front line, and we can be finals against Detroit. 646-6606 875-4940 to 10 teams who can win it in the East said. “So I started using pressure defense. Lakers are just one of five or six teams, Can the old guys keep up? small and quick with Roy, Rodney and Celebrating Our 2nd Year Under New Ownership and West,” Daly said. If that works, the offense can’t be including Portland, that have a chance to After they were beaten 4-1 by the Pistons, includ­ .. court, yes,” Fhrish joked, “In the EasL Detroit has to be the stopped.” Rolando Blackman on the front line,” come out of the West. ing three straight at home, the Blazers went searching after half court, no.” Adubato said. favorite,” said Stu Jackson of the Knicks, Westhead is by no means afraid of San Antonio’s Larry Brown agrees for their own Vinnie Johnson. They needed a veteran The Celtics plan to run on offense 1 who are relying on improvement from making NBA history. Utah sacrificed some depth by giving with that assessment. guard who could play tough defense, provide leader­ at every opportunity. Parish is one of up Eric Leckner and Bobby Hansen in the ship among the reserves and hit the open jumper. last season’s players. “In the WesL you “Everyone in the league runs basically Everyone assumes that because we the NBA’s best running centers, and SPORTS CARD Jeff Malone deal, but the Jazz will be could be a dam good team and stmggle to the same stuff,” he said. “Everybody They think they found him in Danny Ainge, who Bird and McHale still are effective won 56 games and we’re a young team on the break. finish .500.” hard to stop with an outstanding jump was obtained from Sacramento during the off-season. SH®W plays the game of Monopoly. I’m going that we’ll be better, and I think we will You can’t tell the teams without a shooter for Stockton to find. Whether Ainge will be part of a three-guard rota­ ff the fastbreak doesn’t offer a to try to play Fhrcheesi. I’m going to try be. Brown said. “But so many teams TODAY, scorecard in the Western Conference. “We hope the gap has closed with the tion has yet to be determine. good shot, the point guard is sup­ OCT. 27, 9-4 pm to change the game a little bit.” have improved that it doesn’t mean we’ll posed to slow the play down. Ford The biggest changes in a nutshell: Lakers, and we’re among the four, five or Adelman also is counting on improvement from If the rest of the NBA is playing have as much success.” figures Bird should get plenty of Knights of Columbus — The Utah Jazz acquired 24-point six teams that can win it all,” coach Jerry backup forwards Mark Bryant and former University Monopoly, at least some of them will be Sloan said. And it remains to be seen if all that im­ open jumpers by trailing the play, 138 Main St., Manchester (Rt. 83) scorer Jeff Malone to go with all-league using different pieces this season. of Connecticut standout Cliff Robinson. The Lakers’ 63-win season was largely provement means that someone will be and Parish and McHale should have forward Karl Malone and assist champion Dallas coach Richie Adubato said the Robinson had a mercurial rookie season last year. 35 DEALERS^ FREE RAFFLES* forgotten after they were dumpxjd by good enough to dethrone the Pistons. more room down low if defenders have to worry about more than the ADMIT 2 for 1 with Ad High School Roundup Joe's World

Joe Garman Fishing trip 8 didn H bear FOOT CONTROL — Manchester High’s Jessica Marquez, left, lots of fish has the ball at her Nine of the Margarce regulars left for our annual fall feet as Hartford mp to the Margarce River on Cape Breton, Nova Scoria. We left with high hopes on our annual salmon quest Oct. Public’s Carla Her­ 4 and returned tired and beat on Oct. 14. nandez (6) offers Leaving a week later than we normally do, we figured y*‘ resistance during we d beat the crowds that engulfed the river last year. And we also figured we’d be in better position to catch Friday’s game at the fall run of Atlantic Salmon. The weather and the Memorial Field. water would be colder, and the fair weather fishermen Watching the action is would, as in previous years, be gone. Public’s Chassidy Mil­ Well, the best laid plans of mice and men to quote ner, center, and the Robbie Bums, “aft gone aglcy.” TTie river was crowded with people, the temperature, instead of running around Indians’ Mary Moriar- 30 to 45 degrees, hovered around 65-85. But the river ty (8) and Patti was not without a fair abundance of fish. Despite the fact Hornbostel. The In­ that a rain was needed, seeing fish in most of the pools diansQians won, 8-0.8-0 made everything look very promising. However, talking to some of the fishermen who were jSLi on their way home, we heard muttered exclamations of the “fish have lockjaw.” for the ball. butTtTs Nothing daunted, we knew that a good rain to bring Lindland shatter swim marks the river up, would enable us to equal last year’s feats. Well, the rain came, and the river came up, and just senki'^Seh^^ ~i smashed by h Lindstrom and Kerri Lindland as the The deadlock, which leaves both clubs 4 1 -4 n o few fish came in from the sea. However, the pools Division action at Memorial Field. looked better with more fish in them. HiSi ‘cam dunked Enfield The unbeaten Indians, with their school-rerrrrrt Mtk My son, Scott, was the first one to break the ice, land­ ing a grilse. This is a one winter fish weighing about 3 to Swim S o h' h - fM^niTa^ ^ Manchester is now 3-0 in the CCC East and will clinch 5 pounds. And then we saw a few fish caught. All black outright possesion of its second straight division tide fish. These Atlantic Salmon come into the river, bright and shiny as a silver dollar, and then after a week they From Page 46 iJ?Sl‘ov'^?ai‘' Bolton is now 5-4-5 overall and R H A M s n u start to turn dark. And the longer they are in the river the p e n e y s game-winner came at 5:54 of the second Mercy is now 9-3-1 for the season while the Eagles are I h e ^ s o f f ‘demolished the school record in darker they get. Hence the term “black fish.” nau. Kettaphone Kcovilay stole the ball at midfield and fed sophomore Justin Koblish. After deking one 3-11. E ^ t s next game is Iriesday at 3 p.m. at home fmestylc with a time of 5:38.1, breaking the " S f „ , T K ; - “ “ '•’“ 'O'' ooach Joe Enmii said Then after three days of pounding the water, I hooked defender, Koblish blasted a low 16-yarder into the far agamst Waterford High. old mark by a whopping 8 1/2 seconds. The previous £ i= “ lot m ^ played a spurted second half and was a and landed a 32-inch male salmon. Hook jawed and dark lot more competitive.” ^ “ comer of the net. It was the first goal of the year for “ The wind again was our downfafi,” East coach Ron ^^^=y MacDonald scHn 1980 as the ace of spades, he put up a good fight, was tailed by and tied by Mary Ann Troy in 1982 Public is now 1-12-1 Bill Senccal, my good friend from Monson, Mass., and Kobhsh, who missed most of the season with a dislo- I ^ e r noted. “We moved the ball well overall and played much better than the score indicates.” Lindland defending state Class L diving champ now then released. calcd collarbone suffered in the preseason, h"? » r l “ “ " “ ." f fof MooCoaior. Iteblish, Chris Daigle and Bob Goulet had fine games Mercy had four first-half scores, two own goals and rv^- f k school record in the event as she totaled 235 65 ^ 'PP‘= Bulldogs’ Chris Blais The next day Brad Stevens of Glastonbury, broke a ^ d headed one toward the goal, only to see a RHAm for Cheney. titles from Ann Marie Levesque and Trish Vance. Bitsy two going on three-year jinx of not having even a “pull” Choney Tsch - Dcptula had a score for East on a direct kick. defender grab it, bringing about the penalty kick on his fly, by taking a nice 18-lb. hen salmon. Bacon Academy „ '■'! Scoring: CT- KoWlsh. ° Claire Feeney tallied the last goal for Mercy at the 1- 200 free and 100 “R n ^ f “ f a " ‘^ach Ray Boyd said i p r I i S i s And then it got tougher and tougher. Bill finally mmute r ^ k of the second half. Mindy Barry, assisted by sophomore Sandy Brindamour won the Both teams had opportunities. Both tean^ hil iiTts Saves; CT- Matt Marcotta 2. BA- Chris Moynihan and Sean Barry 24. landed a fish three days before we left; Scott took Missy Vdlar, accounted for the final Eagle tally 100 backstroke and freshman Chris Jadot won the 200 another grilse, and a small salmon; Father Jack Moskus, East girls bow to Mercy IM, taking 10 seconds off her previous best ~ 0 - Mary Metevier and Karen Jurezak played well for formerly of East Hartford, and now Hartford, landed a ' cast, ALo performing well for Manchester were Chris S t P ^ S 'S S S MIDDLETOWN — There were seven goals scored Manchester 10-lb fish the day before we left; and the rest of the gang with East Catholic High putting four home. Two Hartford Public ^ 1—8 went fishless. Not even a “pull.” Mercy Je“ on - d however, were recorded in the Mercy High side of the East Catholic ^ R esults; ^ Coring: M- Hornbostel 2, Fish, Ringbloon, Brindsi. Jolly, D^nahy, All up and down the river there were mutterings about the fish not taking. Some of the people, one friend who l^ g er as ^ e host Tigers downed the Eagles, 5-2, Friday ^Sewing: EC- Deptula. Barry; M- Levesque, Vance. Feeney, two own . ^'^ E n V e t ''^ " Mardn) 2.-17.6. Saves: M- Missy Daversa 0; HP- yWiira Ga.'cia 26 afternoon m guls soccer action, ^ 2 the balV hungry for shall remain nameless, was there for 4 weeks and had Saves:----- EC----- Crista Carvahk) 20, M- Jill oi«v«rsonSteverson 13 me ball and Iwth went aggressively after it It w 2 an Cheney gets third win of year only land^ one fish. Another, there three weeks, and ^ Myi;i (L). 3. Windish (M) still working at it without a pull. And to make matters even tougher, seals, that’s right, 3. Denis (M) ' ' ^ 1“ ^ ° ' 2- Staniunas (M)' T-oo- ^oy»' Fourteen to join free agent ranks •’ ’ ®- 2- Hu0hes (M), 3. Dague (E) afternoon a 1 n rinn- ^ season Friday seals ^ ^ a re d in the river as far up as ten miles. Which M PU7 VrVDL/- /Ar»x — means that they were feeding on fish, and ripaning out NEW YORK (AP) — Fourteen players became eligible for free Under the previous agreement be­ Five players who were not offered % S “" ' was ha?!i“ iX re ‘o C Z i'J“ '’™’'’ pools, or scaring them so, that the salmon scooted way tween the players’ association and The Beavers outshot winless Bacon, 37-2. up the river to the sanctuary. agency when their teams declined to arbitration did not file Friday and MHS '' (Los'udice. Staniunas, Jadot. Bums) 2 :04.0. 2. offer salary arbitration by the the clubs, teams did not have to have until Nov. 4 to submit their It was quite unusual to find these animals that far up make those decisions until January o; p . « v c s tet7-?B ^^ Monday at 3 the river. Ihursday midnight deadline and names: California outfielder Brian 1 1M Uotst^i®EaM 2 ®i '""I’ 2- Cook (M) 400 free relav 1 Mwn 4 ,‘^'oooe (M), 3. White (M) nine were among the 20 players who Downing and pitcher Greg Minton, MHS, 3. Enfield^ annon. Hunter, Karpe, Hughes) 4:30.6. 2 Bolton However, if a s ^ o n fisherman doesn’t expect to run Filing Friday from this group R H A M 0 i _ i Nicdc?wcrrw"sS ’’^•BofiTR'” “ *l> Frank filed Friday, raising the free agent Seattle first baseman-outfielder Ken into all kinds of high water, low water, cormwants, seals, total to 79. were first bascmen-outfieldcrs & 0finQ; B- Morford, R- Tikten 0 i_i Moynihan and s“ an Ba“ v Griffey Sr., San Diego outfielder Bolton, RHAM in a 1-1 tie Saves; B- Brian ------NeiliiaK 8. R- ura Eric o Trafford 5 and other obstacles, he mig^t just as well quit. And we’re Danny Heep of Boston and Gary Fred Lynn and San Francisco hoping that some of the crowds we ran into this year, will »Vard of Detroit; catchers Rich Ged- ^ B R O N — It was an even game in many ways in- ’’^ L e T " ''”““™ =11 yoori” - "* *“ “■ Under the collective bargaining catcher Terry Kennedy. MHS girls rout Public do just that... Quit man of Houston, Bob Boone of cluding on the scoresheet as Bolton High ^ d IHIAM agreement, players who would be Minton has announced his inten­ Nicder:7,SiS,£lJV^ ‘"n “ *““=■ We’ll be back next year. Kansas City and Rick Dempsey of High battled to a 1-1 tie in Charter Oak Conference boys’ less goals than a year ago. have allowed 30 bound by the five-year restriction tion to retire but he has not been ~ another day at the office |r°s Angeles; second basemen Wil­ soccer action Friday afternoon. cnceooys against repeat free agency must be placed on the voluntary retired list Moynihan and Barry combined for 24 saves. lie Randolph of Oakland and Wally Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many year, offered salary arbitration in the five and remains on the Angels’ roster. is a recognized authority on the subject of bamboo fly Backman of Pittsburgh, and pitchers The Giants have until Nov. 10 to ex­ Please see SWIM, page 47 days following the World Series or rods, and the sport of fly fishing. else the rcsteiction is lifted. Tom Niedenfuer of St. Louis and ercise a 1991 option on Kennedy for John Candelaria of Toronto. $1 million. 9 0 w '

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set school records

SPORTS — see page 46

Foreman next up for Holyfield

By TIM DAHLBERG The Associated Press

LAS VEGAS — The new heavyweight champion of the world surveyed his realm Friday and proclaimed ■ ■ -Oeorgc Foreman his most worthy challenger. The momiiig after flattening Buster Douglas with one

punch to win the undisputed heavyweight crown Evader Holyfield made it clear that former champion Mike Tyson would have to wait his turn for a shot at the title. “We felt it would be better to fight George Foreman first, then Mike Tyson,” Holyfield said. “As far as busi­ ness goes, it’s better that way.”

Holyficld’s handlers said contracts for his first tide defense against Foreman have been signed, and a site and date for the fight are expected to be announced m about two weeks.

r.- ^ either Las Vegas or Atlantic Lity, said Shelly Finkel, who helps promote Holyfield. Almost as qinckly as Holyfield knocked out Douglas, boxing s sanctioning organizations began backing off earlier threats to force Holyfield to make his first defense ( 'A' against Tyson, and the way seems clear for a fight match­ ing the new champion with a man who held the UUe during the early 1970s. George Foreman happens to be ranked now and Evandcr Holyfield has the option of fighting anyone in the top 12,” World Boxing Association attorney Jimmy Binns said. Mike Tyson will have his mandatory shot when he’s entitled to it.” Flolyfield was relaxed and smiling at a morning press inference at The Mirage hotel-casino, where he stopped Douglas with a right hand Thursday night in the third round of their scheduled 12-round fight for the heavyweight title. Holyfield, who w ait^ for 18 months as the No. 1 con­ tender teforc getting his shot at the title, seemed to savor the realization he finally was the champion. “The waiting wasn’t in vain,” he said. ‘To be the heavyweight champion is the ultimate thing you could be.” Douglas didn’t attend the press conference, leaving his trainer, J.D. McCauley, to face questions about the former champion s bloated weight and apparent lack of heart.

“I felt from the bottom of my heart he was ready for the fight last night,” McCauley said. “We talked earlier in

the day about the fight and he said he was fine. He said

I got him.’ But when the fight started he was flat.” McCauley grew angry at suggestions that perhaps

Douglas could have gotten up from the overhand right . that sent him to the canvas in the third round.

“How do you know what was in that kid’s heart?” he ask ^ “No one here took that shot. Buster Douglas took

It. He s the only one who knows.” Holyfield, 28, the former light heavyweight and

cruiserweight champion, who won the championship in only his sevenA fight as a heavyweight, said he had

worked in training camp on defending against Douglas’

overhand right, which he used to great effectiveness when he won the title from l^son in February.

When Douglas missed wildly with the uppercut,

Holyfield stepped in and threw a crushing right hand that

put Douglas on his back, where he was counted out at

1:10 of the third round.

Please see HOLYFBELD, page 40 dians easily won .heir 14U, In a row, 8-0. See h l g h « K