Relative Is Charged in Murder CHRISTMAS M Granddaughter's Spouse [ Held in Martin Slaying JULY SALE! »' -- F by Maureen Leavitt Manchester Herald

Naab bows out of directors’ race

Bv Alex Girelll Naab’s decision is a temporary He also said, “ I expect to budget. We are going to miss him. some criticism from other Re­ Manchester Herald one and that he will return to remain active and visible in I hope this is a temporary thing publicans over some stands, but, politics later. public affairs, and will welcome and he will be back in the future. I “ I don’t think that was a factor.” J Republican Town Director Theunis Werkhoven, Republi­ further opportunities to serve my think he will be.” Osella said Naab would often Geoffrey Naab will not seek can minority leader on the Board town, but I have no present plans Garside said Naab will con­ ask some very penetrating ques­ re-election. of Directors, said he had not to seek elective office." tinue to serve on the Republican tions of him and Werkhoven, Naab, who has served V/t discussed Naab’s decision with Both Werkhoven and Ronald Town Committee. forcing them to examine their terms, announced his decision in him but will talk with him and try Osella, the third Republican “ We will value his advice,” he own positions carefully. a news release this morning in to persuade him to change his director on the board, have said said. Naab antagonized some Repub­ which he said he cannot devote mind. they will seek re-election. They Werkhoven said, “ I’m dissa- licans by voting, along with most adequate time to the job and still Naab said in his release, “ I are the only two candidates for pointed. I know it will be a loss to of the Democratic directors, in be the managing attorney in his have reached this decision reluc­ the six nominations open to the me and to Ron (Osella). He has favor of a pension increase for law office, Naab and Danforth. tantly, and after considerable party. been an asset to us. He is retiring Town Manager Robert B. News of his decision brought soul-searching. When all the Commenting on Naab’s deci­ knowledgeable about rules and Weiss. Werkhoven and Osella expressions of disappointment factors are weighed, it comes sion, Garside said, ” I’ m very regulations and about the voted against the increase. from colleagues in the Republi­ down to this: I simply do not have disappointed and the party is budget.” But Osella said there were a can Party and from Democratic enough time todo an adequate job disappointed. Geoff contributed Osella, who said he had learned number of times when he and Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. both as a member of the Board an awful lot to the town. He was a of Naab’s decision from a repor­ Naab or Werkhoven and Naab GEOFFREY NAAB Republican Town Chairman and as managing attorney in my strong member of the board, ter, also said he is disappointed. . . . not running John Garside said he hopes law office.” fantastic in his work on the He said Naab has been under Please see NAAB, page 10 i®anrhp0lpr UpralJi

Thursday, July 6, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Y Pearls Relative is charged in murder CHRISTMAS m Granddaughter's spouse [ held in Martin slaying JULY SALE! »' -- f By Maureen Leavitt Manchester Herald

HEAVY DUTY EXTRA LARGE CAPACITY A 43-year-old Manchester man AUTOMATIC WASHER has been charged with the stran­ ELECTRIC DRYER * ^ 1 gulation and rape of his wife’s grandmother two years ago. Richard LaPointe. of 75 Union Come in and Register 'll St., was arrested Wednesday at Fora his home around 6:15 p.m, on a warrant charging him with the FREE murder of Bernice Martin, an 88-year-old woman whose burned body was found in her apartment FLORIDA VACATION* m Mavfair Gardens March 8. 1987. Drawing to be Held LaPointe was charged with first-degree murder, felony murder, arson murder, capital J u ly 15 murder, first-degree arson, first- degree assault, first-degree as­ Up to 130 minutes drying for heavy Regular wash cycle. Two wash/rinse tem­ sault of a person over 60 years of perature selections. Energy saving cold loads. Removable up-front lint filter. age. and first degree sexual BERNICE MARTIN Smooth porcelain enamel drum. water rinse. Filter Flo® filtering system. assualt. police said. . . . murder victim PEARL’S PEARL’S $Q O Q If convicted of the charges, PRICE LaPointe could receive the death PRICE ^249 O ^ V penalty. LaPointe had been described An affidavit containing infor­ by apartment residents as a mation about the charges La­ frequent visitor to the elderly housing complex. They said he 5-Cycle Built-In 15.5 Cu. Ft. Capacity Patrick Flynn/Manchealer Herald Pointe is facing has been sealed, SELF-CLEANING OVEN police said. occasionally checked on the wel­ Dishwasher Refrigerator MURDER SCENE — The Mayfair Gardens apartment 1987. Her granddaughter’s husband has been charged in He was being held on a fare of the other residents. ELECTRIC RANGE complex, where Bernice Martin was murdered March 8, the murder, police said. court-ordered $500,000 bond and Police said today LaPointe has was scheduled to be arraigned in not previously been arrested in Manchester Superior Court today Manchester. on those charges, police said. Martin, who had lived at the LaPointe had called the fire apartment complex since it department to report a fire at opened in 1970, was described as a Governor's race could cost $8 million Martin’s apartment the night kind, generous woman who was Martin was found. She was well-liked by everyone in the By Judd Everhart year because of the record­ move on and enjoy the rest of his rest the rumors and try to keep discovered on the floor near a complex and had no enemies. The Associated Press setting tax increases approved by life.” everybody in check for a while. sofa bed which had caught fire, Panic and terror struck the the state General Assembly this Droney said Foley is thinking “ They’re bleeding. They’re he­ police said. residents of the elderly housing complex after the murder, Off- HARTFORD — The chairmen year and O’Neill’s dismal ratings wishfully and that he doesn’t morrhaging,” Foley said. LaPointe had gone to check on of the Republican and Demo­ in the polls. know what he’s talking about. Martin about 8 p.m. when Natalie duty police officers were hired to cratic parties say the 1990 gover­ The most recent poll by the “ I would add to that that I don’t Droney said he could not say Howard, Martin’s daughter and patrol the grounds of the complex see any health-related reason,” when O’Neill would organize a from dusk to dawn for about a Energy saver drying option. 3-way sound nor’s race could cost as much as University of Connecticut showed LaPoint’s mother-in-law, be­ Droney said. "I fully expect the campaign committee. month, while doors were outfitted control. Full 10-year warranty on Perma- P-7® automatic self-cleaning oven. One 8” 4.74 cu. ft. freezer. 2 ice trays. 2 cabinet $8 million, more than double the that 67 percent of those queried came concerned when Martin did governor to run. The timing will with peepholes and safety chains. Tuf® tub and door liner (ask for details). and three 6” Tiltlock Calrod® surface units. shelves. Energy Saver Switch. Equipped previous record. rated O’Neill’s performance as “ The governor will do what he not answer her phone, police said. be totally up to the governor. Originally, LaPointe was ruled Automatic oven timer, clock and signal for optional icemaker. Huge vegetable Both Republican Chairman Ri­ fair or poor. Twenty-six percent wants when he’s ready,” Droney LaPointe was unable to get into *90 day money'bacK or exchange option trom QE on retail purchases. buzzer. Removable full width storage drawer. Foley said he expects O’Neill’s out as a suspect in the crime, bin. chard Foley and Democratic rated his performance good and 3 said. "Certainly he won’t be the apartment at the time, Chairman John F. Droney Jr. percent said it was excellent. The friends to organize a committee Howard had told police. police said. Prison escape artist PEARL’S $ 0 ^ 0 PEARL’S *90 day money-back or exchange option from QE on retail purchases. consulting with Mr. Foley.” PRICE said Wednesday they expect their other 3 percent had no opinion. soon to begin raising money. Police had believed that the Frederick R. Merrill from Tol­ PRICE ^399 PEARL’S candidates to need $3 million to $4 Foley said of O’Neill, ” I think Asked why O’Neill would do that Other party sources say the fire, which was confined to land was considered a suspect at ‘ Details in store PRICE «589 million. he’s tired. He’s had his term at if he’s not going to run again, committee could be formed as furniture in the apartment, was During the 1986 gubernatorial the helm. It’s time for him to Foley said: “ They want to put to soon as Aug. 1. set to cover up the murder. Please see ARREST, page 10 race, the Democrats spent about 849 MAIN STREET $2 million to the Republicans’ $1 million. Fop 45 YEARS.. Downtown MANCHESTER Foley said the total for 1990 is Shortage of funding Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 9:30-8 "not a lot, really. That’s about a Tubs., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 9:30-5 dollar for every one person (in 643-2171 Connecticut) to convey your message.” shuts history museum ■ Droney called $3 million to $4 million “ a problem for any By Alex Girelll Edward Rowe, president of the mortal man. Butl’m sure we’ll be Manchester Herald society, said the chief problem is up to the challenge.” the time and effort it takes to mount temporary exhibits, which Foley repeated his belief that Funding problems have forced the Manchester Historical So­ can take six months to a year to Democratic Gov. William A. prepare. O’Neill won’t seek reelection next ciety to temporarily close the Manchester Historical Museum Without a paid director, the on Cedar Street after 5 p.m. detail work falls on a few today. volunteers who tend to burn out Society members said at a from the heavy workload. TODAY meeting Wednesday night they It is also becoming more had decided to suspend public difficult to get volunteers to staff 9 Index viewing hours at the museum, the museum during public view­ ing hours. But that problem could 20 pages, 2 sections which has been open each Sunday and Thursday from 1 p.m. to 5 be solved, society officials Classified - 19-20 Obituaries------2 p.m. The museum will stay closed agreed, if the flow of special Com ics_____ 16 Opinion------8 until the society solves the exhibits could be maintained. Focus______17 Sports____ 11-14 funding problems and finds a way The society will continue its Local/State__ 2-5 Televislon------15 to arrange special exhibits for other operations, acquiring and Natlon/World j B-7 Weather------2 public view. restoring materials for perman­ The key problem is the diffi­ ent exhibits. culty in arranging special exhib­ Geri Lemelin, society treas­ 8 its without any paid director to do urer, said she favored a major WE DELIVER Patrick Flynn/Mancheatar Herald For Home Delivery, Call the work of searching out the drive to establish an endowment exhibits and doing the research fund, partially to provide a salary CLOSED — The Manchester Historical temporarily closed to the public be­ needed to mount them, members 647-9946 Please see MUSEUM, page 10 Museum on Cedar Street is being cause of a shortage of funds. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 said. 9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tbiir.^dhV. July 6. 1989 - 3 2 _ MANCHESTER HERAI.D Thursdny. July 6, 19B9 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J About Town College Notes Barlow seeks nod

Bridge scores are posted Majors In art history for school board Jennifer Dennison, daughter of Richard Dennison Here are the results from the Center Bridge Club, of Manchester, and Judith Taylor of Manchester, Bv Nancy Concelman which played June 27 at the British American Club. graduated summa cum laude on May 20 from Manchester Herald 73 Maple St.: Wheaton College, Norton, Mass., where she North-south: Helen and Erv Cross, first place; majored in art. history. Manche.ster attorney Malcolm Beverly McClure. Tony Longo. second place; F. Barlow, a Democrat, an­ Bonnie Reyes. Hoby Littlefield, third place: u nounced today he'll run for a seat Frankie Brown. Mollie Timreck. fourth place. on the Board of Education in East-west: Jean Merulla. Nick Phillips, first Delivers graduate address November. place: Dorothy and Tony Atoynatan. second place: Douglas von Holien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barlow. 45. of 627 Spring St . Hal Chapin. Bill Gutermuth. third place: Nancy F. von Holien, 142 Wyneding Hill Road, delivered said he submitted a resume and Krech. A1 Schumann, fourth place. the student address at baccalaureate exercises letter of intent to run to the The Center Bridge Club holds duplicate bridge recently at Gould Academy, Bethel, Maine. nominating committee of the games every Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. The public is Democratic Town Committee invited to attend, and partnerships are available. He is an honors student and active member of the school’s Outing Club. last week after committee He was also awarded members encouraged him to run Loneliness workshop set the advanced biology “ The biggest personal expe­ award and the Gayle A. rience 1 can bring is that not only The Inter-community Mental Health Group and Foster Award for the I. but every member of my family the Glastonbury Junior Women’s Club will sponsor student who has exhi­ has been brought up in the a workshop titled "Alone. But Not Lonely." The bited the most outstand- Manchester education system,’’ program will be held July 12 from 7:30to9p.m. at St. i n g work in Barlow said. Paul’s Church. 2577 Main St.. Glastonbury. photography. Barlow is a member of the Judi Kaskell. clinical director of the Connecticut He will attend Virgi­ Democratic Town Committee MALCOLM F. BARLOW Counseling and Psychotherapy Center, and Monika PatrIcK Flynn/Manchntar Herald nia Wesleyan College in and is vice president of the Manchester Land Conservation ... encouraged to run Kahlenbach-Lopez. clinical practitioner, will ad­ the fall. dress the differences between being alone and being W EEDING — Helen Jamroga, left, and Club, weed a garden at Munro Park on Trust Inc. He has been an projected increases in elemen­ lonely. They will discuss how you can be your own Fannie Cleary, both of East Hartford and East Center Street Wednesday. attorney since 1978. He was a tary school enrollments and best friend and have a more fulfilling relationship members of the Manchester Garden Five residents reporter and editor for the with yourself and others. Singles, widows, divor­ Manchester Herald before he possibly building an addition to Y Manchester High School to ac­ cees. and people who have difficulties being alone graduate .studied law. He was assistant town attorney commodate those grades. are urged to attend. The program is free and open to Five Manchester resi­ the public. For more information, call 633-2832. from 1979 to 1985. when he left Barlow said he would favor Obituaries dents were among those beeau.se an increasing workload desegregation as long as the graduating from Ben­ at the town did not allow him effects are studied carefully. Enjoy polka music at M CC tley College, Waltham, enough time to devote to his “ I’d like to see a measure of Cola Co. of Hartford for the past Rose Hill Cemetery, Rocky Hill. Mass, in May. Cecile L. Farrell private practice. fairness without injury to the The Johnny Prytko “ Good Times Band’’ will 15 years. There are no calling hours. Kathleen M. Ambach, Douglas von Holien He is currently a partner in the quality of the school system.” perform at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Cecile L. Farrell, 82, formerly He is also survived by his two Memorial donations may be 43 Cornwall Drive re­ firm of Plepler Barlow & Ruel of Barlow said. at Manchester Community College on July 11 at 7 of Manchester, died Wednesday sons, Mark Lajoie of Manchester, made to the American Heart ceived a bachelor of science degree in economics- Three of the nine school board finance; Robert J. Castagna, 54 Lampligher Drive, 172 E. Center St. p.m. This is the band’s 30th year performing (July 6, 1989) at a local convales­ and Calvin Lajoie of Holland, Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Barlow said among the issues members have said they will not bachelor of science degree in economics-finance, old-time polka music. The concert is sponsored by cent home. She was the widow of Mass.; two daughters, Kimberly ford 06105. the new board will face is run for re-election, including LaPenta Real Estate. Admission totbebandshellis Emmett A. Farrell. Simmons and Mary Weld, both of cum laude. accommodating an increasing Democratic Chairman Richard always free, but donations will be taken to defray She was born in Canada, and Manchester: two brothers, Ed­ Also: Christina M. Colvin, 134 N. School St., number of students. Projected D.ver and Democrat Jo-Ann Mor- operation costs of the band shell. Blankets or chairs mund Lajoie of New Orleans, La., Francis J. Sutter bachelor of science degree in finance, magna cum lived in Manchester for more Patrick Ftynn/Manchester Herald enrollments prompted the board iarty. Republican Bernice Cobb laude; Gregg H. Davis, 135 Grissom Road, bachelor should be brought. The rain date is July 13. than 40 years. and Amos Lajoie in North Carol­ Francis J. “ Frank” Sutter, 50, to decide to reopen Highland announced last week she also will of science degree in finance; and Douglas S. Siwik, She is survived by her son, ina- three sisters, Dora LaBlanc of 448 Middle Turnpike Road, ALL WET — Patrick Lausier of South Windsor, an Turnpike, adjusts sprinklers on the office lawn Monday. It Park School this September. not run. Robert E. Farrell of Enfield; two and Alice Langley, both of Mansfield, formerly of Manches­ 25 Ralph Road, bachelor of science degree in The current board consists of D of I schedules social employee at First Federal Savings at 344 W. Middle was a task for him to keep dry. The board’s Long Range Plan­ granddaughters; a grandson; Enfield, and May Walker of ter, died Wednesday (July 5, finance. ning Committee has considered seven Democrats and two The Daughters of Isabella will hold a social and a great-grandson. She is also Spofford, N.H, 1989) at his home. restructuring grades because of Republicans. meeting July 11 at 7 p.m. at Mary Keenan’s home at survived by three sisters in A memorial service will be held He was born in Hartford, July 202 Hollister St. Mary Keenan and her committee Canada, and three sisters in Friday at 1 p.m. at the Ladd 24, 1938, and had been a Manches­ are in charge of the affair. Vermont. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., ter resident before moving to Public Meetings Developers to provide land for road The funeral will be Friday at in the Rockville section of Ver­ Mansfield in 1983. He was the PZC postpones action non. There are no calling hours. owner of two University Music said Manchester attorney John 9:30 a m. at the John F. Tierney Rural Residence to Planned Budlong Architects & Planners ‘Parents’ meeting slated stores, in Storrs and Norwich, for Bv Nanev Concelman D. LaBelle Sr., who represented Funeral Home, 219 W. CenterSt., Residence Development for 34 4 said the housing units would be about 20 years. Public meetings scheduled for tonight: Manchester Herald the a|)|)licants The East of the River Chapter. Parents Without followed by a Mass of Christian Helen Wisniewski acres at 669 Tolland Turnpike built in eight phases .so the on retail strip centers Partners, will hold an orientation and information burial at 10 a.m. at the Church of He is survived by a sister, market could absorb them. They But the revised plans were The developers of 334 residen­ because town staff wanted to meeting for prospective members on July 13 at 7:30 the Assumption. Burial will be in Helen (Kyrcz) Wisniewski, 91, Judith M. Sutter of Manchester; a would be reasonably priced criticized by the Conservation tial units off Tolland Turnpike review revised plans. The Dallas-based Trammmell p.m. at the Coventry Grange Hall. Route 44. St. James Cemetery. There are of Vernon, died Wednesday (July brother, William L. Sutter of Commission, which said the Bv Nancy Concelman Manchester will provide a right of way for The change would allow the Lamson said. Manchester Herald Crow Co., which is building 934 Coventry. Refreshments will be served For more no calling hours. 5, 1989) at Manchester Memorial Enfield; a sister-in-law, Betty Rothman & Beaulieu have development as proposed does Great Lawn Subcommittee, Probate Court, 4 p.m. construction of Red Stone Road, developers to build 334 multi­ high-rise apartment units around information, call 649-1949. 429-2819. or 423-8958. Hospital. She was the widow of Sutter of Enfield: four nieces: designated a 60-foot right of way not have enough open space. Cheney National Historic Distric Commission, which would run from Tolland family housing units, which in­ The Planning and Zoning Com­ the mall, will join with Finguerra Stanley Wisniewski and the and several aunts and uncles. for Red Stone Road that would be Zoning regulations require at Lincoln Center hearing room, 4:30 p.m. Turnpike to Slater Street and clude conversion of a historic and Manchester 1-84 Associates Dennis J. Lajoie mother of Edward S. Wisniewski The funeral will be Saturday at deeded to the town if the road is least four acres of open space for mission decided Wednesday to alleviate traffic congestion on home on the site into 11 units. The postpone a vote on New 'York in development and management Christian yoga course set Dennis J. Lajoie, 53, of 27 North of Manchester. 9:45 a m. at the Holmes Funeral built. The town has encouraged the development. surrounding roads. home, built in 1776. is owned by Developer John Finguerra’s final of the centers St., died Sunday (July 2, 1989) at She is also survived by two Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass Andover developers in that area to design Lamson argued that five acres A Christian yoga course will be held July 10 But the Planning and Zoning Catherine E. Olmstead. also plan of development for two retail Manchester 1-84 Associates his summer home in Spofford, sons. Dr. Chester A. Wisniewski of Christian burial at 10:30 a.m. in Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 3:30 the road, which would serve the of wetlands on the site would he through 14 from 10 a m. to noon at St. Bridget Commission Wednesday tabled a named as an applicant. strip centers to be built just west plans to build two centers con­ N.H. He was the husband of of West Hartford, and Eugene A. St. Bridget Church. Burial will be 450-unit Brentwood Condomini­ preserved and an additional four Church hall. SisterMarie Alice LaGacewill instruct p.m. vote on Rothman & Beaulieu’s Project architect and planner of the Buckland mall. taining a total of ahoiit 240,000 Sharon R. (Ryan) Lajoie, Wisniewski of Vernon: a sister, in the Hockanum Cemetery, East ums. a proposed hotel and 30 to five acres spread throughout the course, which will include yoga relaxing request for a zone change from Alan Lamson of Frazier Lamson Finguerra’s attorney for the square feet of retail space and He was born in Caribou, Maine, Elenora Kyrcz in Poland: five Hartford. Calling hours are Fri­ acres that are now vacant. the site would be used as small exercises, proper nutrition, prayer, meditation and Bolton project. Laurence P. Rubinow. anchored by three stores, project Aug. 2, 1935, the son of Alfred and grandchildren, and five great­ day from 2 to4 p.m. and 7 to9 p.m. The road had been named parks and recreation areas. contemplation. To register, call 649-9742. agreed to a 6.5-day extension that architect Alan Lamson of Frazier Emma (Breau) Lajoie. He was a grandchildren. Memorial donations may be Board of Library Directors, Bentley Memorial under earlier plans for its con­ A trail system nearly I'/t miles will allow the town staff more Lamson Budlong Architects & resident of Manchester for the A Mass of Christian burial will made to the American Diabetes Library, 7:30 p.m. Bid revision is sought struction that fell through. long would connect recreation time to review final plans for the Planners told the commi.ssion. last 11 years. be held Saturday at 9 a.m. at St. Association of Connecticut, P.O. Rothman & Beaulieu’s land is areas, he said. development, to be called the The development would al.so Current Quotations He was employed at the Coca Bridget Church. Burial will be in Box 10160, Hartford 06105. Coventry north of Tolland Turnpike, near The Conservation Commission and town staff were also con­ Crossroads at Buckland Hills. include 14.000 square feet of office Coventry Associates for Sensible Expansion for Boiton fire truck the intersection of Tolland Turn­ cerned about the developers Planning Director Mark Pelle­ space. Lamson said (CASE), Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. pike and Slater Street. The centers would be similar in Pelletier disagreed with Cheney, The commission on April 3 plans to relocate an intermittent grini said staff members have "You can continue to flame the myth by which you Bv Rick Santos appearance to the 115-acre Pavil­ Manchester Herald saying they were in favor of denied a similar application stream in the northwest corner of questions on how the final plan have supported yourself during these recent differs from a general plan of ions at Buckland Hills, said Hungary’s longtime leader dead equipping the truck with phones without prejudice, allowing the the site toconstruct sixadditional difficult years or you can turn around now and do development the commission ap­ architect Richard Krauss of BOLTON — The purchase of a because they may help out in developers to reapply at any units. something useful.” — U.S. District Judge Gerhard emergency situations. proved June 20 last year and on Arrowstreet Inc. of Cambridge, Kadar was first reported typical of a long career that Thoughts rescue vehicle for the fire depart­ time. Eighth Utilities District Senior Planner Stuart B. A. Gesell after fining Oliver North $150,000 and BUDAPEST. Hungary (AP) - The board decided to allow the utilities, traffic and other issues. Mass. gravely ill in April. In May. he began in 1931 when he joined the ment moved a little closer Wed­ Fire Department Chief John Popper said the developers will sentencing him to 1,200 hours of community service Longtime leader Janos Kadar, commission to include a phone lost his post as party chairman illegal Communist Party as a nesday when selectmen advised Mace said Rothman & Beaulieu’s have to apply for a wetlands but no prison term. who rose to power after the system in the bid proposal. and membership in the party’s 19-year-old from a peasant back­ the Fire Commission to revise its plans did not show sufficient permit to relocate the stream and Soviets crushed the 1956 revolt During the summer months, many of the The board also voted unanim­ policy-setting Central Commit­ ground, with only eight years of bid proposal and bring it back to emergency access. cross a portion of the wetlands to “ Abortion will be smack dab in the middle of this and steered Hungary through activities and programs that keep us busy from day ously for the creation of a tee, which wrote him a latter schooling. the board for approval. Mace has approved the latest install a sewer line. election. We are going to be the target state for the relative prosperity until hard to day seem to slow down. Such things as bowling committee to find more effective criticizing mistakes during his Kadar was jailed and seem­ plans, which show five emer­ The PZC also tabled a vote on electoral piece of the puzzle.” — Linda Bowker, times and liberals forced him out, leagues, volunteer services, committee meetings, ingly forgotten after a party The board also raised the fine ways to enforce town zoning laws. gency accesses rather than three. Rothman &' Beaulieu’s reque.st New Jersey chief of the National Organization for died today at age 77. lengthy rule. and church meetings, take a breather. After school Board members said there are AVANTI PIZZA Since he was replaced by purge in 1951, but was rehabili­ for littering and created a com­ The emergency entrances would for a wetlands boundary change Women, on how this week’s upheaval in abortion The Communist who led Hun­ closes, many people begin their usual exodus to not enough specific guidelines as Karoly Grosz in May 1988 as party tated after the downfall of his mittee to examine better ways to be blocked off by locked gates. Wednesday. RESTAURANT/Italitm Specialties law has affected her state’s gubernatorial race. gary for 32 years until last year — summer cottages or take off on a family vacation for to the enforcement actions that but ultimately came to symbolize general secretary, Kadar’s politi­ Stalinist rival, Matyas Rakosi, enforce zoning regulations. a week or two. It’s good to have this time to re.st and When the board discussed the should be taken by the town Introducing Boltons premier pizza restaurant. “ It’s all just sort of whistling Dixie. This order is stagnation and resistance to cal legacy has come under fierce and his rise began. relax. rescue vehicle bid proposal, zoning officer. Jim Prior being flouted, flaunted, openly disobeyed.” — U.S. democratic change — died after a attack and the Communists have While in power, Kadar was Leading Supplier to Let us stimulate your taste buds while which will be sent to several The rights of the landowner, Over 2,000 District Judge Glen Williams on ordering the United “ prolonged and grave illness,” moved rapidly to embrace demo­ conciliatory and ruthless by It seems to me that the summer months can also Conn, coniractors enjoying our relaxed atmosphere. Located vehicle manufacturers, the only board members said, are also for over 20 years. Mine Workers to stop slowing coal shipments in the the state-run MTI news agency cratic change, promising con­ turns, searching for consensus give us time to strengthen our relationship with our Quality diagonally across from Manchester Drive-In. tested elections and a multiparty within the party. debate heard in the Community unclear. strike against Pittston Coal Group Inc. said. Lord Jesus Christ. Our vaction and the slower pace One problem with the present system. In an interview with The Hall concerned whether the vehi­ Full service menu Lunch & Dinner 7 days a Kadar was rushed to the of the summer can be a time for us to refresh system is there is no way to After guiding Hungary in the Associated Press in 1965, he made cle should be equipped with LADDERS hospital Monday with pneumonia ourselves and to enjoy God’s gifts in creation. Let’s appeal decisions from the Conser­ week. Discount for Seniors, present this ad for 1970s to brand of relative prosper­ a prophetic comment: “ You have cellular telephones. lx stock and severe breathing and circula­ not take the majesty and beauty of God’s creation vation Commission without going 1 dollar off any large pizza thiu 7/13. Lottery ity and freedom dubbed “ goulash strummed a string to the effect Republican Selectman Douglas tory problems. for granted, but come to appreciate it and respect to court. Morra said. He recom­ Communism” in the West. Kadar that, when the monolithic unity of T. Cheney said the board had MTI said the ruling Communist the world God has given us. mended that the new committee _ AMERICAN (Rt. l-t) 299 Boston Tnpk., Bolton, CT came to be seen as a block on the Communist countries is already rejected a plan this year Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in New Party “ informs the party mem­ implement an appeals process for 643-0299 further reform in the 1980s. ended, what is left? But as we travel we also see the garbage lying to install phones in fire depart­ bership. and the entire Hungar­ Conservation Commission LADDERS & SCAFFOLDS INC England: Hungary’s economy was in a “ It was always erroneous to alongside the highways and in our streams. 'Then we ment vehicles and this latest Connecticut daily: 761. Play Four: 2706. ian people, with profound sorrow tailspin and the Soviet Union had think that ... a button could be become conscious of what humans have done. May request was a “back door'’ decisions. NEW FACTORY WAREHOUSE Massachusetts daily: 5231. that comrade Janos Kadar died embraced political and social pushed in the Soviet Union and we also become aware of our responsibility to care attempt to get the same phones. The littering fine was raised 129 KREIGER LANE, GLASTONBURY Massachusetts Megabucks: 12, 16, 19, 21, 32, 36. following a prolonged, grave reform under M ikhail S. certain forces start jumping up in for the earth, and, in our travels, be aware of how we Cheney said the phones are too from $10 to $100, and board Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) illness on Thursday July 6 at 9:16 officials said the fine had been $10 Gorbachev. various parts of the world.” are caring for the world God has given us. expensive to operate and 657-9252 Fax # 657-3543 657-3541 daily; 757, 0370. a.m.” since 1941. The agency said funeral arran­ Kadar fell out of favor in ruling Janos Kadar was born May 26, maintain. Rhode Island daily; 3611. Rev. Ruth M. Johnson Republican Selectman Carl A. gements would be announced circles. 1912 in the Adriatic seaport of First Selectman Robert A. Rhode Island Grand Lottery; 613, 6296, 74786, Emanuel Lutheran Church Preuss was absent from the Truckload discount prices on Ladders of oil types 1 later. His change in fortunes was Fiume, Morra, a Republican, and Demo­ 541856. cratic Selectman Richard A. meeting. and sizes. Truck and Van Ladder Racks, Tool Boxes and Accessories. SUMMER IS AN (Directions: Route 2, Exit 8 to Oak Street to Krelger Lone) EXCELLENT TIME TO Weather Jflanrbpalpr Hrralft Zizka leaves Bolton board C O N N E C T IC U T ’S LARGEST INVENTORY PLANT! USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIll, No. 235 after losing seat in eiection s Vm hrterter SlNhriiig aPractar Wall lacks Chance of rain •LaMar HaM-Dawa Straga REGIONAL WEATHER Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher sional, and social commitments •UM«r St«Mlli9r* Choose from our excellent variety Manchester and vicinity; To­ BOLTON — Democrat Michael •Vaa LaMar Racks Georg# T. Cheppell Dennii M. Santoro that take up much of his time. aRbirglati SttglaMm jWjyjmr Accu Weather'” forecast lor F riday night. Muggy with fog develop­ A. Zizka submitted his resigna­ •Pkkag TnMk LaM ar Racks of annuals, perennials and nursery Editor Advartliing Director Morra, who replaced Democrat eAhmilMiii St6|ila(Mari Daytinre Conditions and Htgit 1 erin>-ialure«, ing. A 30 percent chance of tion to the Board of Selectmen •Pkkag Track Taalkaxas Jeanne Q. Fromerth Sheldon Cohen Sandra W. Pierog, said, “ I regret aWM«l StiiriaMart ^ * stock ready for planting showers and thunderstorms. Low Wednesday, just months after he •Sfcsat Rack ScaffaMs Businett Manager Composing Manager he won’t be serving with us. I aWMd Sm Um i I la id OT in the mid 60s. Friday, hazy lost his bid for the first select­ 9 •Skaat Rack Lifts Yh7 ^ □aniaa A. Roberta Robert H. Flubbard man’s seat. think he did an effective job while •Flkirglass Extamloa LiMw s sunshine. V»^arm and humid. A 30 Partonnel Manager Pressroom Manager eAtaniliMiii ExtM flM Ladticrt •Stsal ScaffsIWag percent chance of showers and After Town Clerk Catherine K. serving.” Frank J. McSweegan The board has 30 days to s Wm 4 Extinslpii LaMars •CMaaiajr ScaffaMs Q iiiilily thunderstorms in the afternoon. Leiner swore in Robert R. Morra Circulation Director appoint Zizka’s replacement, •Roaflag Brackats a Seleetion High 85 to 90. Outlook for as first selectman and Richard A. •nbarglats Slagla LaMars Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the who must be a Democrat, accord­ •Wall BrMkats Saturday, a chance of rain. High Pelletier as selectman, the board eWsM Slagls LaMars Manchester Publishing Co., t6 Bralnard Place, Manchester, ing to Leiner. •Alam-ll-Pals Scaffelds ip the 80s. Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. announced that Zizka had submit­ eXIamlBam Slagls LaMsrs Board members briefly dis­ •Pamp Jacks Coastal; Tonight, muggy with Postmaster: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. ted his resignation earlier that a^Stabhy” WeM Deabit StaplaMars P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. cussed appointing Democrat •LaMar Jacks widespread dense fog. A 30 day. W hitham Nursery If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 James C. Veitch as the replace­ •Roof Hop In percent chance of showers and am. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable Zizka. who was elected to aS-Way Maiiibwni StgjEntsaUoa LaMm ment but delayed any action f, Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 thunderstorms. Low 65 to 70. to roach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 another term as selectman May •khmitmm Staglag Plaaks •Aad MUCH MUCH MOREnill p.m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester. 1 , was not present at the meeting. because of the absence of 0|KMi Piiilv mill Siiniliiy 0 \.M. to 5:,tO I’.M 8 Friday, fog thinning to hazy •8as Pawar Haists Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for one member Carl A. Preuss. a sunshine. A 30 percent chance of The Democrat has said that he •Etactrlc Pataar Haists I you cati’t I’iml it clsccwlicn month, $23.10 for three months, $46.20 tor six months and Republican. showers and thunderstorms in $92.40 for one year. Newsstand prica: 35 cents a copy. feels he could be more effective W itch has said he would fill the I'ltcck with us!' the afternoon. High 80 to 85. The Manchester Herald Is a member of The Associated Press, as first selectman, a seat he lost LADDER & SCAFFOLD the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press by a vote of 759-695 to Morra, a seat if given the opportunity. Outlook for Saturday, a chance of Association and the New England Newspaper Association. Pelletier, a Democrat, re­ rain. High in the 80s. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Cathy Sherwood, Republican. RENTALS 11, a fourth-grader at Bowers School. Zizka has also said that he has placed Lawrence A. Converse III, HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 7:30-4:00rSot. 9:00-12:00, Closed Sun. other public service, profes­ also a Republican. 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 6. 1989 Controls urged Penalty decision Yale-New Haven Hospital seeking ways to cut C-section rate NEW HAVEN (AP) - Yale- Wednesday. A woman is in labor when she is said it is hoped private obstetri­ attempt to deliver babies vagi- labor. If sufficient progress is not New Haven Hospital is planning Studies have suggested that having regular, strong, active cians will pick up on the practice nally even when a woman has had made in two hours, doctors will to institute new admission proce­ such intensive care may be able J on pay-per-call In Steiger’s case contractions and is making pro­ of active management through a C-section previously. intervene with the use of Petocin, dures and follow the example of a to lower C-section rates, Hobbins gress in cervical dilation. “ osmosis.” A (!;aesarean-section is a surgi­ a drug which stimulates labor. If Dublin hospital in an effort to said. The new procedures will be Active management cannot cal operation for delivering a sufficient progress were not reduce its rate of Caesarian- Under the revised admission instituted as soon as funds take place until the admission baby by cutting through the made after that, then a C-section could take months section deliveries. telephone service procedures, women who come to become available to prepare the procedures are changed because mother’s abdominal and uterine would be performed. The planned new admission the hospital to give birth will first two new rooms that will be it depends on one-on-one care, walls. C-sections, which require Yale-New Haven is adopting a procedures are intended to keep be examined in a screening room. required, Hobbins said. Hobbins said. nearly a week stay in the hospital, modified version of the program NEW BRITAIN (AP) - State children via television program­ By Elizabeth LIghtfoot women who are not clearly in Tho$e women who are not in labor Private obstetricians have said Yale-New Haven’s C-section are done when vaginal birth that has been used with success at Consumer Counsel James F. ming,” Meehan said. " I f Connec­ The Associated Press The jucJges con­ labor apart from those women will be sent to an early labor they endorse the new admission rate among clinic patients seems to be dangerous or the National Maternity Hospital Meehan says some Connecticut ticut telephone companies are not who are, and to make possible a lounge rather than being admit­ procedures, but are divided over dropped to 12.3 percent in the first impossible. in Ireland, which Hobbins and residents are being stuck with willing to voluntarily provide HARTFORD — A three-judge victed Steiger April 25 program of care known as active ted, as many would be now. whether to follow the hospital’s six months this year, from 18.7 Under the active management two nurses toured. high telephone bills as the result blocking devices, then the DPUC panel considering whether a of capital felony, two management of labor. Within two hours, their contrac­ lead and practice active manage­ percent during the previous six- of labor program, certain women Active management gives pa­ of calls to 1-900 numbers, and he’s should order them to provide such Suffield .Tian should face the death “ What we are trying to do is tions will be measured again, and ment, Hobbins said. month period, as a result of other who do not have their own tients a tremendous mental lift by asking state utility regulators to devices.” penalty for the Rambo-style counts of murder, one concentrate all of our energy on they will be either admitted, sent Clinic patients accounted for changes. One reason for the drop obstetricians and who are expe­ taking some of the uncertainity u help keep those costs down. slayings of two men has agreed to Meehan criticized the New count of conspiracy to the people who need us most, ’’ Dr. to a kind of "halfway house” on about 1,000 of the nearly 5,800 is the recent recommendation by riencing their first pregnancies out of labor and generally assur­ The popularity of 1-900 Haven-based telephone company rehear evidence presented during John Hobbins, chief of obstetrics the labor and delivery floor or deliveries performed at Yale- the American College of Obstet­ will be put on a strict timetable ing the patient has the same nurse Eric K. Steiger’s four-month commit murder and numbers has increased in recent for its handling of consumer at Yale-New Haven, said sent home, Hobbins said. New Haven last vear. Hobbins rics and Gynecology that doctors once it is determined they are in from beginning to end. years, and consumers can now complaints about charges to 1-900 murder trial. one count of conspi­ dial the numbers to cast votes in numbers, which he said number During the opening day of the telephone polls, talk to Santa about a dozen each month. He penalty phase of Steiger’s trial in racy to commit capitai Quick action The American Tobacco Co. 1969. Claus, obtain sports scores or said a recent SNET quarterly Hartford Superior Court, judges feiony in the July 11, C contact sex services. The caller is report showed SNET waived the Harry Hammer, Thomas V. Keefe typically charged $2 the first charges on some disputed 1-900 Jr. and George W. Ripley, who 1987, slayings of is urged on minute and 95 cents or 50 cents for calls, but not others “ for no convicted Steiger of capital felony Daniel Seymour, 25, of each additional minute. apparent reasons.” in April, denied a request by the Lemon Law Meehan on Wednesday said he “ SNET’s uneven treatment of state to use trial transcripts in Suffield and William wants telephone companies to similar customer complaints re­ weighing Steiger’s fate. Price, 25, of Monroe. provide devices for blocking calls garding charges for calls to 900 Assistant State’s Attorney John HARTFORD (AP) — The to 1-900 numbers and waive numbers demonstrates the need Malone said the decision could former legislator who wrote disputed charges to those for DPUC review,” Meehan said. mean the death penalty phase of Connecticut’s Lemon Law to numbers under a proposal made SNET spokesman William See- Steiger’s trial will take months. protect new car buyers says Wednesday by the state consu­ kamp denied that his company But Mac Buckley, Steiger’s guns, war games and sado­ changes in the law ordered by the mer counsel. handles complaints unfairly. He attorney, said the hearing could masochistic sex, was found guilty state Supreme Court should be “ Connecticut is among a mi­ said the company reviews each be completed relatively quickly, of killing Seymour and Price after made as soon as possible by the nority of states which do not offer complaint individually and works because he did not plan to require the two had broken up an outdoor General Assembly. blocking devices. This need with its customers to resolve that all evidence be reheard. He beer party on a cul-de-sac near The General Assembly will Nobody has should not go unfulfilled any disputes. said he wanted to cross-examine Seymour’s home. convene July 17 to consider bills Y longer," said Consumer Counsel “We don’t believe it’s arbi­ some witnesses about aggravat­ Steiger apparently became an­ vetoed by the governor from the James F. Meehan. trary,” Seekamp said. ing factors — such as lhat the gered because one of the victims 1989 legislative session and to act Meehan said he also wants the murders were committed in an allegedly poked him in the nose on any state employee contracts state Department of Public Util­ Meehan said his request for especially cruel manner — which with an iron bar. pending then. ity Control to implement a policy DPUC review would lead to a fair he hadn’t been able to do during He left the party, went to his Former Rep. John J. Woodcock that telephone companies would and consistent policy for resolv­ the trial. home and picked up two guns, III, a South Windsor Democrat follow in handling disputed calls ing pay-per-call disputes. In the Such testimony and cross- putting on camouflage clothing who wrote the law, said Wednes­ to 1-900, or p a y -p e r-c a ll, meantime, Meehan urged consu­ examination began Wednesday and a black ski mask before day that the legislature should not numbers. mers to question and battle over when the mother and sister of one returning to Seymour’s home with wait until the 1990 session to every disputed calls to 1-900 Meehan said his request was of the victims took the witness two friends. change the law so that auto the Carlton numbers made Jiy minors with prompted by the case of an East stand. Steiger then fatally shot Sey­ manufacturers have the same parental knowledge or consent. Granby juvenile who rang up The judges convicted Steiger mour and Price with a 9mm rights of appeal that consumers more than $4,000 worth of calls to “ While such charges are being April 25 of capital felony, two automatic pistol, firing at least 19 have when an arbitration panel a pay-per-call number in June. disputed, telephone service may counts of murder, one count of armor-piercing bullets at the issues a ruling on a Lemon Law The DPUC conducted a hearing not be terminated for non­ conspiracy tocommit murder and victims. complaint. into the issue last year and payment as long as non-disputed one count of conspiracy to commit Buckley conceded during Steig­ The law provides that buyers decided pay-per-call services charges are paid.” he said. Patrick Flynn/Manchattar Harald capital felony in the July 11,1987, er’s trial that the Suffield man may get a replacement car or a weren’t a problem in Connecti­ slayings of Daniel Seymour, 25, of refund if, within the first two The DPUC must act on Mee­ shot the two men. He argued, cut. Southern New England Tele­ Suffield and William Price. 25, of years or 18,000 miles, the car is in han’s request within 60 days. It DAY OFF -—Tom Andrews and Kim.Perozziello, both of however, that his client suffered phone Co., the state’s largest 869 Main St., sit on the front stoop of the building Monroe. from a mental disease and lacked the shop for more than 30 days or (x>mhinatLon can hold new hearings or reject Under Connecticut law, if the if four attempts to fix the same telephone company, doesn’t offer his request. Monday. Both had the day off from work. the capacity to appreciate the 1-900 service in the state. panel of judges finds an aggravat­ wrongfulness of his conduct or defect fail. Meehan acknowledged that ing factor, Buckley said he must control his actions within the law. If the buyer and the manufac­ 1 . some 1-900 businesses provide seek to prove a mitigating factor, turer can’t agree, the matter is Buckley relied on the diagnoses valuable services, but he said such as that Steiger was suffering turned over to an arbitration Woman in trunk was killed of a psychiatrist and psychologist panel to settle the case. others promote calling by juve­ from extreme emotional distur­ from Hartford, who both testified Low est niles without parental consent or bance at the time of the slayings. Monday’s Supreme Court rul­ that Steiger suffered from para­ knowledge until the monthly EAST LYM E (AP) - State If the the judges find at least one ing forced a suspension of the noid schizophrenia. telephone bill arrives. police were hoping today to State police said Wednesday they were mitigating factor, Steiger will be arbitration program and. for that in tar* ‘Telephone subscribers should identify the badly decomposed working with Boston poiice to identify the body spared the death penalty and be The judges ruled that Steiger’s reason, Woodcock said it’s im­ have the option to block calls to body of woman found in the trunk sentenced to life in prison without actions resulted from “ malevo­ perative that the General Assem­ i^£s r * 900 services which pander to of a car and determine whether of the woman found in the car. An autopsy the possibility of parole. But if lence and a desire for revenge ... bly act early. The 1990 session 2 they find no mitigating factors doesn’t convene until February. (1 mg*) she was the girlfriend of the man performed Wednesday found that she died of a rather than an uncontrollable driving the vehicle. and at least one aggravating response to the situation and not “ I think this is a politically The driver, Donald Ghee, 48, of shotgun wound to the chest, and the case was factor, Steiger would be sent­ from an extreme emotional important issue for the legisla­ Low est in Defense cuts Tampa, Fla., was arraigned enced to die in the state’s electric disturbance.” ture right now,” said Woodcock, ruled a homicide. who wants the issue settled Wednesday in New London Super­ chair. The state relied on the testim­ during the July 17th session. ior Court on charges of illegally Daniel Seymour’s mother, Kat­ ony of Dr. Howard Zonana, a Yale nicotine* to cost jobs hleen Seymour, called the judges’ House Speaker Richard J. transporting a body and was held court July 12. establish whether (the body University psychiatrist who testi­ decision to rehear evidence from Balducci. D-Newington. said he at the Montville Correctional State police said Wednesday found) is her or not.” fied that Steiger suffered from a was willing to discuss the issue, at Sikorsky Center on $10,000 bond. they were working with Boston the trial “ devastating.” predict­ long-standing, mixed personality (0*1 mg*) but sees no “ burning need” to act Ghee was arrested after his car police to identify the body of the State police Sgt. Scott O’Mara ing it would delay Steiger’s disorder that is less likely to rise to this month. STRATFORD (AP) - Sikorsky slammed a guard rail on Inter­ woman found in the car. An said Wednesday night that troop­ sentencing for months. the level of legal insanity. Aircraft, whose helicopter pro­ state 95 early Tuesday. He autopsy performed Wednesday ers had gone to Boston to get “ It’s going to be a long, dragged Steiger, the great-grandson of gram is expected to be hurt by originally faced charges of driv­ found that she died of a shotgun dental records that would help out thing.” said Mrs. Seymour, the late Albert Steiger, founder of Pentagon budget cuts, will lay off ing while intoxicated and operat­ wound to the chest, and the case identify the body. who later took the witness stand to Pro-choice the Springfield-Mass.,-based 350 salaried workers effective ing without a license. The charge was ruled a homicide. retestify about the night her son The woman’s body, badly de­ Steiger’s chain of department July 15, according to a company of transporting a body was added WFSB-TV reported Wednesday died. “ I’m just completely composed and clad only in a stores, is one of four people bill planned publication. when a tow-truck operator found a that Boston police searched the devastated.” T-shirt and shoes, was discovered badly decomposed woman’s body Diane Seymour, Daniel Sey­ initially charged in the slayings. The employees to be laid off, Roxbury apartment of Ghee’s by a tow truck operator who was in the trunk. 24-year-old girlfriend, Karen L. mour’s sister, also testified Wed­ Andrew Patterson, 23, of Suf­ by legislator which will represent about six looking for valuables in the trunk Assistant State’s Attorney Vin­ nesday afternoon, fighting back field, pleaded guilty to mans­ percent of the company’s 5,900- Jackson. The television station ofthecar, whichhetowedfromthe . . 3 * person white-collar workforce, cent Hauser said that the drunken reported that police officers found tears as she recalled the death of laughter in November and is HARTFORD (AP) - State accident scene. will be notified Wednesday. driving and operating without a blood stains in the apartment and her brother and his best friend. awaiting sentencing. Rep. George C. Jepsen is seeking The decision to cut the work­ license charges were dropped a shot gun. WFSB-TV reported that affi­ Steiger, wearing a blue sports Charges were dropped against to have the state’s anti-abortion T h e taste force comes a month after during the arraignment Wednes­ Neighbors told investigators davits in the case revealed that jacket, sat motionless during the Patterson’s younger brother, law repealed and replaced with Sikorsky managers were asked to day. He said that Ghee’s blood- that Jackson had not been seen in Ghee denied knowing there was a proceedings with his eyes mostly Bryan, 20, and the state is one that affirms a woman’s right identify 10 percent of the jobs in alcohol level registered 0.09, just her Roxbury neighborhood since body in the trunk of his car. The downcast. Occasionally during appealing the decision. to abortion. that’s right their departments for cuts this below the legal limit and that it June 29, state police said. television station quoted investi­ testimony he looked uptowardthe Richard A. Bazzano Jr., 20, was Jepsen, D-Stamford, said Wed­ summer. was determined Ghee did have a “ What we’re saying is this girl gators as saying it would have witness stand and shook his head. granted immunity from prosecu­ nesday he would propose the In the July 3 issue of Sikorsky driver’s license. has been missing up there.” impossible not to notice the stench Steiger, who was portrayed tion in exchange for testimony legislation when the 1990 General for m er Weekly, a company publication. Ghee is scheduled to return to Stebbins said. “ We’re working to of the decomposed body. during the trial as obsessed with against the others. Assembly convenes. John Carpino, the company’s vice Jepsen’s proposal is the first of president for human resources, what is expected to become a said the layoffs are part of an flood of abortion-related legisla­ effort to remain competitive in 974 MAIN ST. tions as a result of Monday’s U.S. the face of shrinking defense Supreme Court ruling on the budgets world-wide. MANCHESTER issue. Three of Sikorsky’s big helicop­ Meanwhile. Rep. Richard D. ter programs — the Black Hawk, Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, co- Super Stallion and the CV-Helo — OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 pm chairman of the Judiciary Com­ are expected to be hurt by the SUNDAY 11-5 mittee, said he expects his Pentagon budget cuts for fiscal committee to hold hearings to year 1990 which begins Oct. 1. determine which direction the Carpino also indicated that state should go as a result of the those dismissed will include You'll Save high court’s ruling. part-time workers and full-time The ruling in Webster vs. administrative staffers. Reproductive Health Services of The article did not indicate how T A N K El'S. S3” A Hot Missouri, released Monday, gives many employees would be laid off FEATURING... ALL states broader power to restrict at Sikorsky’s plants in Stratford, ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR abortions, specifically regarding ■ West Haven, Shelton, Bridgeport L A. GEAR the use of taxpayer money for 1 go's of Styles to Choose From! TOPS

WASHINGTON (AP) - ment ... is associated with more health factors concerning the age College-educated women who timely receipt of pre-natal care at which women first gave birth. U.S. moving toward postponed having children until and a better outcome in terms of The study comes just two weeks their 30s are getting earlier birth weight,” Ventura said. after a Census Bureau report pre-natal care and having fewer As of 1986, for example, about showed that one-third of all the underweight babies than other 91 percent of first-time mothers children born in 1988 had mothers mothers, according to a govern­ 30 to 34 began pre-natal care 30 and over. tighter asbestos ban ment report. during the first trimester of their While women in their 30s were Four times more women aged pregnancy, the report showed. having more children, the birth 30 to 34 had first babies in 1986 By comparison, 77.4 percent of rate for younger women has been WASHINGTON (AP) - The strong and relatively asbestos brake pads in many cars than did women in the sdme age all first-time mothers started declining while those women government is preparing to ban inexpensive. and trucks n6w on the road or the group in 1970, the National Center care that early, and among pursue educations and careers. almost all uses of asbestos, Its use has continued, although thousands of miles of cement- for Health Statistics reported women 15-19 pre-natal care was When asked in surveys about ending a decade-long debate over scientists have known for years asbestos water distribution pipes Wednesday. begun in the first three months by expectations of future births, the health risk posed by the that asbestos fibers when inhaled found in many parts of the Between 1970 and 1986, the only 55.8 percent of first-time large numbers of these women cancer-causing substance in such can cause lung cancer and other country. number of first births to women mothers. continued to report plans for items as brake linings and water lung disorders that may not show Sources said the ban will 30 to 34 increased from 42,404 to The report did not go into other families. pipes, according to sources. up for decades. affect: 181,504, the center reported. For The regulatory action, which —A variety of felt products for But while there is widespread women 35 to 39, the total first will end the manufacture of most roofing, flooring and pipe wrap, agreement about the health risks births rose from 11,704 to 44,427. asbestos products in three phases as well as construction sheet The increase in older first-time 25 million Americans over the next seven years, was from loosely packed asbestos found in building insulation or products beginning next year. mothers reflects women who expected to be announced by the —Automobile and small truck have postponed families while Environmental Protection from high-levels of certain occu­ carrying herpes virus pational exposure, the risks brake linings, disc brake pads, completing educations and Agency today. clutches and automatic transmis­ launching careers, sociologists According to government and posed from its other uses has been sion components in all new cars have reported. ■ Overall. 16 percent of Ameri­ private sources who spoke on debated for nearly a decade. BOSTON (AP) - Genital beginning in 1994. Among women 30 to 34, the herpes infections are far more cans were infected. The preval­ condition they not be identified, The government first consi­ —Cement water distribution proportion of first-time mothers ence increased from less than 1 the agency action will allow dered a ban on asbestos use in common in the United States than pipes, in used auto and truck who have college degrees in­ experts once thought, but most percent in youngsters under age asbestos to be a component in 1979. replacement parts and repairs, creased from 40 percent in 1975 to people who catch the virus never 15, to 20 percent among those only a small number of items, But EPA attempts to propose a roof shingles and paper products 48 percent in 1986, according to know they have it, according to a between ages 30 and 44. It then prohibiting its use over the next regulation covering a wide var­ beginning in 1997. the report compiled by Stephanie study published today. nearly leveled off. seven years in an estimated 94 iety of asbestos products were The expected regulatory action J. Ventura. When herpes emerged as a ■ Blacks were far more likely percent of the products in which it stymied in the Reagan adminis­ was praised by environmental­ Although some increase can be national scare in the early 1980s, than whites to be infected. Among currently can be found. tration because of strong opposi­ ists even in advance of its release. attributed to the overall rise in Y experts estimated that perhaps 5 Among those products are tion from the Office of Manage­ those between ages 60 and 74, the "This is the first time since 1980 The Associated Press education among women, the million to 10 million Americans automobile brake pads and lin­ ment and Budget. Finally in 1986 infection was found in 20 percent that the EPA has done a major rate also reflects that some had it. The new data, based on ings, cement water distribution the EPA proposed a ban covering OPENING ARGUMENTS — Leona Court in New York Wednesday after of whites and 65 percent of blacks. industrywide ban on a particular women are postponing having blood samples collected a decade pipes, roofing shingles, floor and a variety of asbestos products. However, the researchers said toxic substance,” said Jacqueline Helmsiey is surrounded by photo­ opening arguments were made in her children, the report said. ago. shows that 25 million people pipe wrapping and other con­ The final EPA rule to be the gap between the races may Warren, an attorney for the graphers as she leaves U.S. District tax evasion trial. "It is apparent that well- were infected. struction products. announced will not affect pro­ have narrowed since the survey Natural Resources Defense educated women ... have post­ The number infected probably Because asbestos has been ducts already in use such as was conducted. Council. poned childbearing, and that they has increased since then. The singled out as a cause of lung ■ The infection was more com­ are making up for at least some of National Institute of Allergy and The Asaoclited Press cancer, its use has been res­ mon in women than in men E n o rm o u s wealth not a crime, the delay at a growing pace,” Infectious Diseases now esti­ tricted in recent years. Loosely among blacks but not whites. LEAVING COURT — Oliver North is Watergate, site of break-in, Ventura said. mates that about 30 million learning he would not go to jail for his formed asbestos insulation for Better-educated mothers are Americans carry the sexually ■ The infection was also more accompanied by his wife Betsey as he role in the Iran-Contra affair. buildings and pipes no longer is seeking earlier medical attention transmitted virus, and 500,000 common in those who were leaves the courthouse Wednesday after used and asbestos emissions into put up for saie by owners H e lm s ie y ’s lawyer tells jurors for themselves and their babies, more catch it yearly. divorced, separated or widowed the air are regulated. resulting in fewer underweight Although being formally pub­ than in people who stayed’ School officials across the WASHINGTON (AP) - The Wendy Luscombe, president of NEW YORK (AP) - Leona the write-offs were illegal. Mrs. Helmsiey, who appears in births, according to the study, lished in the New England married. country have been directed to Watergate Hotel, the site of the Pan American Properties Inc. Helmsiey’s lawyer urged a fed­ "The Helmsleys were deter­ advertisements as the “ queen of “ Trends and Variations in First Journal of Medicine, the herpes Genital herpes is caused by Decision in North case puts inspect for asbestos and develop 1972 bungled burglary at the and Buckingham Holdings Inc., eral jury not to be prejudiced by mined to keep down the cost and the Helmsiey Hotels,” several Births to Older Women, 1970-86.” prevalence figures already have herpes simplex virus type 2. A plans to eliminate it from school Democratic National Committee the American companies that the hotel queen’s enormous charge as much as they could get times shook her head no during Birth weight is widely used as a buildings. been widely reported and related virus, herpes simplex offices that led to the resignation manage the fund’s holdings, wealth or by the fact she may not away with to their companies," DeVita’s hour-long statement measure of infant health, with discussed. But asbestos continues to be type 1, is more common and of President Richard M. Nixon, is would not comment on the asking be the nicest person. he said. and her face became noticeably babies weighing less than 5 The report was based on an used in various forms for a wide causes cold sores. new heat on Bush to pardon for sale. price. "Ladies and gentlemen,” attor­ "They used their position in red. pounds 8 ounces considered at analysis of blood samples drawn variety of products. As recently The British Coal Board has put Estimates for the complex, ney Gerald Feffer said, "I don’t society to evade one of the most The prosecutor charged that risk. from 4,201 people who partici­ as 1987 it was estimated that By Alan From adding, “ jail would only harden ing a gratuity — a security fence the 237-room hotel, which is part which was completed in 1965, believe Mrs. Helmsiey is charged important responsibilities ... to the Helmsleys avoided paying for For women 30 to 34, the report pated in the second National 85.000 tons of asbestos went into The Associated Press your misconceptions.” around his home. of an office building, up for sale, have ranged from $28 million to in the indictment with being a pay their fair and accurate share the renovation of the estate by found, 7.5 percent of all first Health and Nutrition Examina­ EMERGENCY hundreds of products annually. The judge told North: "Your The shredding conviction bars along with the lease it holds on $71 million, according to today’s tough bitch.” of taxes.” submitting phony invoices and births suffered from low birth tion Survey between 1976 and Fire — Police — Medical Three years earlier the estimates WASHINGTON - President notoriety has caused many diffi­ North from holding federal office. another office building in the editions of The Washington Post. “ in the United States we don’t The Helmsleys head a $5 billion records to make it appear that the weight. But among women with 1980. It was written principally by were 240,000 tons a year. Bush is facing renewed pressure culties but it also has made you a Nofth had asked the judge for Watergate complex, the land The break-in at the sixth-floor put people in jail for being real-estate and hotel empire. expenses were incurred by 19 college educations the share was Dr. Robert E. Johnson of the U.S. DIAL 911 to pardon Oliver North after a rich man. ... You can continue to lenience. Asbestos is part of the nation’s under three cooperative apart­ offices the DNC was using in 1972 unpopular,” Feffer said Wednes­ Helmsiey, 80, who was indicted different companies in their 5.8 percent. Centers for Disease Control. water system with an estimated In Manchester federal judge decided the former flame the myth by which you "I have devoted nearly two ments and retail space in the made the complex something of a day in his opening arguments. in April 1988 with his wife, was empire. "Greater educational attain­ Among the findings: 400.000 miles of concrete-asbestos White House aide would serve no have supported yourself during decades to the service of our Watergate shopping mall. landmark and the name of the site “ The Helmsleys are without a removed from the trial after U.S. piping carrying drinking water to time in jail for his Iran-Contra these recent difficult years or you country and I would never Pension fund officials said also became the name of the doubt one of the richest couples in District Judge John Walker Jr. thousands of communities. Most ■COUPON" convictions. can turn around now and do knowingly do anything to hurt it Wednesday they want to pull out nation’s biggest political scandal. the United States. ... The amount found him mentally incompetent. automobile and truck brake lin­ U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. something useful.” oV any of its institutions,” he said of the U.S. real estate market "It has historic value,” said of money they have at their DeVita said an outdoor sound ings and pads are made of Gesell sentenced North on Wed­ North is free to continue the in a soft voice. " ... I grieve over because growth prospects are Stephen J. Wayne, a Georgetown disposal is extraordinary. It’s system, a marble dance floor and GRAND OPENING asbestos because the product is better in other countries. University professor. CHOLESTEROL SCREENING nesday to a three-year suspended $25,000-a-speech tours that have what has happened and I truly beyond comprehension.” jade figures worth half a million Free Line Installed sentence, two years probation, occupied his time since his pray about it every day.” Mrs. Helmsiey, 69, is on trial in dollars were among the pur­ Do You Know What Your $150,000 in fines and 1,200 hours of conviction for aiding and abetting North was convicted on May 4 U.S. District Court on charges of chases for Dunnellen Hall in With Purchase of Any Fishing Reel Cholesterol Level Is? community service work. in obstruction of Congress, for for his role in the Iran-Contra evading federal taxes by disguis­ Greenwich, Conn., that Mrs. (Limit up to 10 lb. test) Fifty-eight members of the destroying or altering govern­ affair, in which the government ing $4 million in renovations at Helmsiey wrote off as business More than 50 percent of Americans have blood cholesterol House composed a letter to Bush ment documents and for accept­ secretly sold weapons to Iran. her Connecticut mansion as busi­ expenses. levels, high enough to be at risk for heart disease—and urging a pardon for North, ness expenses. She also faces He said Mrs. Helmsiey also ■ don’t know it! arguing, "It is time to put an end 1 - other fraud and extortion used her hotels and businesses as Coronary Heart Disease is the number one cause of death to the political persecution of an charges. “ a personal piggy bank” to pay in the United States, outnumbering deaths from cancer and honorable man who has served Four still to be tried Feffer downplayed the $1 mil­ forother purchases. Hesaidthese Rm I & Rod Ropoir Sorvlce accidents combined. his country with distinction.” lion in federal taxes Mrs. Helms­ included everything from a 793 Main St., Manchester White House Press Secretary iey is charged with not paying in $45,000 silver clock for her Find Out Your Cholesterol Level at Marlin Fitzwater said Bush had in Iran-Contra affair 1983-85. He said Mrs. Helmsiey husband “ right down to her shoes no comment on the sentencing and underwear.” 649-4200 and her husband, Harry, paid DATE: July 7, 1989 DeVita said Mrs. Helmsiey Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 9am-5:30pm and had not considered a pardon. WASHINGTON (AP) - Oliver is scheduled in Washington for $57.8 million in federal, state and TIME: 10:OOAM-S:OOPM n "We haven’t discussed a par­ North’s sentencing Wednesday Nov. 18. local taxes during that time. yelled at employees and had them Thurs., 9am-8pm — Sat. 9am-4:.3.ppm 263 West Middle Turnpike COST: •6“ per test don,” Fitzwater said. "There’s leaves four people still to be tried ■ Joseph F. Fernandez, former Feffer told the jury that the fired if they did not go along with Register for Free Door Prize ' been no discussion. It hasn’t ever from the Iran-Contra affair. CIA station chief in Costa Rica. businesses were entitled to pay the scheme. ______COUPON______. J been discussed.” North’s conviction was the Fernandez is charged with four part of the cost of renovating, One executive, who paid out Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said fourth arising from the diversion counts of lying to and obstructing decorating and operating the $10,000 for work at the mansion he believed Bush should pardon of profits from the secret sale of the inquiries of the Tower Com­ country estate the Helmsleys after getting Helmsiey’s appro­ North because the fine was too arms to Iran to aid the Nicara­ mission and the inspector general purchased in 1983 for $11 million. val, was forced to personally pay high and the loss of the former guan contra rebels. of the CIA about his role in In his opening arguments. back the amount to Mrs. Helms­ Marine Corps lieutenant colonel’s helping North construct a secret Assistant U.S. Attorney James iey because she did not approve pension was too stiff a penalty. The remaining cases, in brief: resupply airstrip. Trial is sche­ DeVita said the Helmsleys knew the contract, DeVita said. The Navy announced that as a ■ Former national security duled for July 24 in Alexandria, result of the sentencing it was adviser John M. Poindexter, Va. suspending North’s $23,000-a- Touch North’s boss for much of the The earlier convictions: year pension earned in 20 years of period in question in 1985 and ■ Former national security service. But it recommended the 1986. Poindexter is charged with adviser Robert McFarlane. He S U M M E R IS pension be restored by Comp­ obstructing Congress and making pleaded guilty to misdemeanor 3rd Annual troller General Charles Bowsher, false statements in the various charges of withholding informa­ This STILL A GOOD who has the final say. investigations. No trial date has tion from Congress. McFarlane everything under the sun North said after the sentencing been set yet. was sentenced to two years that he planned to press an appeal ■ Arms dealer Albert Hakim. probation on March 3. T IM E FO R of his conviction and looked He is charged with conspiring to ■ Conservative fundraiser forward to carrying out Gesell’s pay illegal gratuities in connec­ Carl “ Spitz” R. Channell. He Summer PLANTING. SIDEWALK SALE order that he devote 1,200 hours to tion wih the provision of a pleaded guilty to conspiracy to a new program to help District of security fence at North’s home defraud the government through WE STILL HAVE A LOT OF and Neighborhood Fair Columbia youths avoid drug and setting up a Swiss bank illegal use of a tax-exempt involvement. account for North’s children. No foundation to raise $3.2 million for COLOR TO FILL "I welcome the chance to work trial date has been set. the Contras. Sentencing is sche­ for these folks and anybody in the ■ Arms dealer Richard V. duled for Friday. IN THOSE GAPS. fight against drugs,” North said. Secord. Secord, a former Air ■ Richard R. Miller, Chan- Gesell said he believes North Force general, is also charged nell’s fund-raising colleague, Vacation doesn't have to be a hassle still lacks understanding of “ how with conspiring to pay illegal pleaded guilty to the same We make It easy to enjoy your vacation — and keep up with the news as well. EXTRA SPECIAL the public service has been gratuities in connection with the conspiracy charge and is sche­ ROSE PLANTS tarnished” by his activities. fence and the bank account. Trial duled to be sentenced today. At No Extra Cost GERANIUMS Do you love a bargain? Come to TRI-CITY PLAZA this Enjoy the Manchester Herald at your vacation hideaway. 4 PLANTS PER TRAY SPECIAL If you’re getting away from It all on an extended vacation but still want to enjoy your Herald Thursday thru Saturday, July 6-8, and discover Friends see North as ‘fall guy’ subscription every day, we have a plan for you. T A K E $200 O F F spectacular savings at our summertime sidewalk sale. Ask us to put your paper on "VACATION MAIL” and, at no extra charge, we’ll mall your THE PRICE OF ANY Manchester Herald to you while you're out of town. It’s a great way to keep up with what’s N ow Only For 3 days only, Tri-City Plaza’s 37 shops and stores PHILMONT, N.Y. (AP) — wrong, then he didn’t,” Havelka PLANT IN STOCK Oliver North is guilty of nothing located about 30 miles south of happening while you get away. Reg. »350 will spill out onto the sidewalk with great merchandise said. 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Area non-profit 9 The town of 2,000 residents even between Reagan and Bush and all ' WE STILL HAVE MONDAY-FRIDAY President Bush to pardon North. held an Oliver North Day in STILL A GOOD organizations will be throughout the sidewalk the rest,” said Charles Havelka, a A HUGE “ In this particular case the August 1987 to show their support. Just Calf 64 7-9 946 To Make Your Vacation Arrangements. SUPPLY. MANY 1 9-5:30 retired real estate agent whose SELECTION OF educating, fundraising and having fun. American system of justice has A call to the circulation department at 647-9946 is all it takes to put your paper on vacation mail. PLANTS IN SAT. 9:00-4:00 son was friends with North. performed a great travesty,” "If he came to Philmont BIRD BATHS SUN. 9:00-2:00 Come down, shop and support your neighbors. "It’s ridiculous,” Havelka said said Mitchell Goldstein, head of tomorrow. I’d give him a hero’s Circulation Hours are 8:30 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday and FULL COLOR MANY TO of the three-year suspended pri­ the group. "Oliver North is guilty welcome,” said Phillip Moss- Saturday from 7 am to 9:30 am CHOOSE FROM Remember...if you miss this sale, someone else will son sentence and $150,000 fine of nothing more than following man, the village mayor. North received in federal court in orders and going along with his Mossman said North’s sent­ Please let us know if we can help. get ail the bargains! Washington for his role in the conscience. ence was too harsh and that the Iran-Contra affair. "The real villains in this drama Vietnam veteran was a “ fall 8 Havelka said he remembered are those who hounded Ollie guy.” young Oliver North as a regular North and his family for the last "Don’t tell me that Reagan and VITTNERS GARDEN CENTER church-goer, a Boy Scout, and 2‘/i years in pursuit of a political Bush didn’t know what was going ilianrijPHtpr IrralJi 1 TOLLAND TPKE 649-2623 Exit 64 off 1*84 Vernon later as a Marine. He said he’s agenda that the American people on,” Mossman said. “ They come MANCHESTER - VERNON TOWN LINE lA CPLR It& znH l sure North did no wrong. reject.” out on national television and call If he s a patriotic American Public support has mainly been him a hero and the next day they and he said he didn’t do anything on North’s side in Philmont, fire him.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur.'=;dav. July 6, 1989 — 9 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 6, 1989 Open Forum Fourth crowd estimates miss mark OPINION Organizers of the Independence Day Manchester's best-loved euphemisms. When Program praised little boys and girls” She went on celebration held on the Manchester Commun­ the town was caught expanding its “ waste to .say how .some of the children ity College campus Saturday said crowds for water treatment plant” off Olcott Street To the Editor: have to take care of little brothers tlie event had reached between 30.000 and without the proper permits last year, the and sisters when they themselves 40.000 people for the fireworks finale. Village waste hit the fan. We at the Herald call it the America Free trips It will be eight years this July should be free to have fun. Not .so, according to police spokesman Gary “ sewage treatment plant.” that Dr. Philip Saunders, pastor And what do the children say J Wood. And what’s so sanitary about the town and founder of the Full Gospel about it? Well, they get wide-eyed He said organizers have been inflating their Crier dump? The name, obviously. It’s the Interdenominational Church in and exclaim, “ I had fun! I was crowd estimates ever since the first celebra­ “ sanitary landfill.” according to town stood on oil wheels Manchester has sponsored the just like their own kid” One tion was held six years ago. officials. Lighthou.se Vacation Fund pro­ young boy said. “ We prayed at He contends that Saturday’s crowd num­ It’s not a four-letter word, but a lot of lawmakers wouldn’t want to utter the “ t gram. The program was deve­ bedtime and read the Bible” The bered closer to 12,000. But he stressed the word” in public. So they say “ revenue loped and ordained by Dr. Saund­ program does what others cannot town should be proud of that mark. JT" at Capitol ers to give inner-city children a “ That’s a lot of people.” Wood said. members of the Manchester Police Depart­ enhancement" instead of “ taxes.” do — teach Christian values, right side ment for their assistance in starting a chance to experience the country. along with Christian character. “ There’s nothing wrong with that figure.” One Herald editor remembers covering a Many of the children being .sent Manchester isn’t the or ly town with inflated neighborhood crime watch in her neighbor­ fireworks display in a Massachusetts city as a The replica of the Statue of Liberty, on vacation have never been Elsie B. Edberg crowd figures, he added. Officials of the hood in April. reporter. The city officials insisted on calling constructed by students in Tiananmen By Jack Anderson outside of Hartford, seen a cow or 229 Avery St.. Riverfest celebration boasted that the event Reinhorn was referred to in the letter that the fireworks a “ pyrotechnics display” The Square, mocked the Chinese army as it and Dale Van Atta even hugged a family pet. South Windsor attracted half a million people for its finale, a appeared in the paper as a police officer. story referred to the display as just plain old Reinhorn formed the first neighborhood brutalized China’s young with tanks and The LVF was e.stablished out of 22-minute fireworks display over the banks of fireworks. compas.sion for children. Dr. crime watch group in 1982 and has volun­ WASHINGTON - Industry lobby­ the Connecticut River. indiscriminate fire. Saunders himself never forgot Wood said there just aren’t that many teered to help other neighborhoods begin The Herald is guilty too. ip hljU miBI— ists know how to romance members of Then the army tore the statue down, leaving that desire just to be able to have watches. Rather than take a photo of somebody at Congress: fly them far away from the people in the Hartford area, much less PUBLKOUKKf “ I wonder if I ’ll get called out on patrol.” work, at home, or in whatever situation Chairman Mao’s giant portrait the dominant capitol to vacation hotspots and serve a real vacation. attending the celebration. OmCWKT The children look forward to Candidates sought Getting back to Manchester’s celebration, Reinhorn said. needed to illustrate a story, our photo­ symbol in the square — as it should be. No them sunshine and cocktails. many who took part in Saturday night’s He said it’s been made very clear at graphers shoot an “ environmental portrait.” symbol of democracy should be tainted by the Experience has taught lobbyists open parks without fear of violence or being pressured into To the Editor: fireworks display are calling it the best since meetings that he is just a volunteer who works Picture that, if you can. that congressmen tend to be more blood that flowed on orders of the Chinese the town began the show six years ago. in conjunction with Larry Wilson, community pliable at the poolside of a posh hotel drugs. It is hard to comprehend leadership. The Coventry Republican Town Director James “ Dutch” Fogarty relations officer of the police department. V. than they are sitting behind a desk. the feeling of life without tall □ □ □ Party Nominating Committee may have had a hand in such an impressive “ I’d answer emergency calls if Chief The violence that has left thousands of Never mind the expense — a captive buildings or play areas that are will meet with any prospective finale. After all. the final barrage of sparks Lannan endorses it.” Reinhorn joked. “ We’ve people dead and injured was the work of old (• congressman is a great investment trash-littered vacant lots. They look forward to backyard bar­ candidates for town office in the was named “ Dutch’s Baby.” according to kidded around about this, how I'm the FIFTY YEARS AGO — From the Manches­ men struggling to hold power, unwilling and for any special interest. November election on Saturday. volunteer and Larry’s the one who gets paid.” ter Evening Herald of July 6. 1939 — The U.S. Tobacco Co. and the becues and freshly mown grass, Deputy Fire Marshal Rudy Kissmann of the perhaps even incapable of coping with the July 8. from 9 to 11 a m. in the Town of Manchester Fire Department. “ If it’s true. I ’ve got a lot of back pay Manchester High School’s advance enrol­ Savings Bank Association of New flower beds, and crisp curtains at forces unleashed by China’s economic board room of the town hall on According to Kissniann. when the town was coming to me” Reinhorn added. lment for the 19.39-40 school year today York State both apparently decided the windows. reforms. Do they resent going back Main Street. negotiating with the Atlas Display Co. to reached the record-breaking total of 1.508 the best place to talk shop with Sen. We’re looking for candidates □ □ □ students, it was announced by Principal But it was the word of one man, Deng " IT'S siNffU” Tit oust k ?im mu otiire ccustiTuiKm. home? Not at all. because the provide the fireworks. “ Dutch gave them the Alfonse D’Amato, R-N.Y., was West for the Town (Council. Board of Edson M. Bailey, and indications are that the Xiaoping, the 84-year-old architect of the Palm Beach, Fla. The bankers children see their host families in hardest time” Education, Board of Tax Review, BY ANY OTHER NAME - Recently the actual enrollment in September will even TO mV '' treated D’Amato to five days of church each Sunday. They hug at economic reforms, that would have been the and Zoning Board of Appeals. □ □ □ state Department of Public Works sent a exceed that figure. Y lodging and food last November, the altar where so many times the key to any decision to turn the People’s If you want to get involved with news release announcing a groundbreaking while seven months earlier the ho.st family develop a deeper The enrollment figures revealed by Mr, your town government, and if ceremony for the new “ North Central Liberation Arm y on the people. Deng’s place tobacco iobby had whisked D’Amato kinship with the kids. The pro­ OFFICER REINHORN? — Harry Rein­ Bailey indicate that plans have been made to you’re a registered Republican or Connecticut 500 Bed Medium Security Facil­ in history is now written in blood, as is the to the same surfside town. gram has brought families closer horn of 200 Spring St. didn’t realize he was a graduate two more classes at mid years would consider becoming one ity and 300 Bed Intake Classification Center in future of younger Chinese officials who either Still reeling from disclosures of together. member of the Manchester Police before returning to the old system of a single Democrats jockey for position please come talk to us about it. Suffield” approved of or implemented the military ethical misconduct that forced the "The program was co.stly to Department. commencement in June. establish but Dr. Saunders has Your town government de­ In a letter to the editor which appeared in “ Medium Security Facility” is pretty crackdown. resignation of top Democratic House said so many times. “ It has pends on you. Think about another newspaper Tuesday. Anne Kibbe. self-explanatory, but “ Intake Classification The class graduating next June will consist By Bob Conrad A mid-30s Democratic leader in Amelia Mustone of Meriden. leadership. Congress is studying the of 262 students, the largest in the history of the In the streets, the people of China made this New Haven who wasn’t speaking for broken walls down. I wished I'd it.. .and come see us at the town head of the newest neighborhood crime watch Facility” ? Serrani, it should be noted, wasn’t in debate over honoraria as well as high school. clear. They continued to taunt the army, publication put it this way: "This “ paid vacations.” Some sources had this as a kid” hall or give me a call at 742-0672. in Manchester praised Reinhorn and The release brought to mind some of Very early word from Jay Levin of town only to support Blumenthal. The expressing their outrage and courage. At state is ripe for a generational predict detailed proposals to govern JoAnn Brooks, administrator New London and Richard Blumenthal mayor, who expects to be re-elected in change.” the flow of industry-paid travel later and head of the program for Dr. James O. Sullivan. military bases, differences between army of Stamford that they want to run for November and thus move up in the What has stoked the fires of this summer. Saunders, told me, “ This is a time Coventry Republican units grew — another sign for optimism. attorney generai next year is just the eyes of the party statewide, talked to a restlessness recently is the trouble Industry lobbyists routinely invite when these youngsters can just be Town Committee tip of an iceberg on which the few others that day, not just about the As China’s leaders were preparing for this besetting O’Neill and the Democratic lawmakers to give speeches or attend GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Democratic Party in this state is race for attorney general. brutal assault on their own people, the signals insiders because of public reaction to seminars at exotic outposts. The free perched. Other Democrats are stirring out of Washington could easily have been read tax hikes. A Wethersfield-based De­ transportation, meals and lodging are Levin, who declared while the around as well. 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The trucker’s Lobster (one only) • plus much more you'll still get all the free services sufficient for now. But if the atrocities happen port as comptroller. The Country! Levin, a state representative from promoting the team elected with him: and great guarantee. lobby also footed the bill to fly Exon’s July 15, 1989 — Neil Mellen. PRESIDENT again, more steps must be taken, including And there’s the rub. New London, has strong organiza­ Vice-chairwoman Joan Rader of wife to the gambling mecca and paid CLAM BAKE: 6:00-8:00 DANCING: 8:00-12:00 ...... '" l u s e u e b s ..'!'',- "’l ...... The symbolic iceberg that is swel­ tional support within the party. Greenwich, Maureen Baronian of tor her lodging. Was it Exon’s winning the suspension of trade and investment. $19.95 Per Person Cash Bar ALL-SEASON ling beneath the surface of the Blumenthal, a state senator from West Hartford and East Haven Mayor The United States’ historic ties to China smile that got him that trip, or Call For Reservations 643-2342 Steel Belted Radial majority party represents a growing Stamford, is the one trying to play Bob Norman. “ Not a wallflower in the perhaps did it have more to do with the 1 5 5 / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... * 49 have been strengthened during this Beijing number of Democrats, many of them 1 6 S / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... * 92 catch-up. bunch,” says Foley. fact that he is chairman of the Senate 1 7 S / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... * S 4 spring, as the Chinese have expressed their quite young, who want opportunity 1 8 5 / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... * S 7 At Blumenthal’s announcement last ■ U.S. House Speaker Tom Foley — surface transportation 1 8 S / 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 5 9 DOUBLE BELTED ALL-SEASON along with the service they are willing 1 9 5 / 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 9 9 RADIAL hunger for democratic freedoms and week on the steps of the State a Democrat and no relation of subcommittee? 2 0 5 / 7 5 R 1 4 ...... *91 STEEL BELTED to perform. They don’t see enough of it Connecticut’s GOP chairman, will 2 1 6 / 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 99 W hitewall Radial W.W. searched for their heroes in America’s own Supreme Court in Hartford, the home Conservative Sen. Jesse Helms, 2 0 S / 7 5 R 1 5 ...... * 93 155/0OR13 .. .' 1S5/80H13 .. nov'. town turned out to cheer him on. That make his first visit to this state on July NEED SOME EXTRA 1 2 1 5 / 7 5 R 1 5 ...... * 99 165/80R13 . .. ' 165/60R13 .. . . *43 history. R-N.C., took a five-day jaunt in May 2 2 S / 7 5 R 1 S ...... * 99 175/80H13 . .. ' 175/80R13 . . . *48 The Capitol Area Young Demo­ included Mayor Thom Serrani. state 22 since being elected to that post. 1988 to Paris, compliments of Ameri­ 2 3 5 / 7 5 R 1 5 ...... * 99 185/80R13 .. . ' 185/0OR13 .. . . *49 To be on any side but the right side is crats, an organization of young He’ll be In Ledyard at a pancake 195/75R14 , .. ' T85/75R14.. ..•46 Rep. Christel Truglia, City Assessor can Airlines. The trip marked the SPENDING MONEY? 205/74R14 . . ” 19S/75R14.. ..•49 unconscionable and politically treacherous. professionals, is a case in point. Its breakfast fund-raiser for U.S. Rep. RADIU 215/75R14 .. . ' 20S/75R14 . . .. 'SO Frank Kirwin and a busload of senior inaugural flight of non-stop service to SUPRIMI AU-SiA BUDGET PRICED 215/75R14 . . . . *94 ISSm saETiii^ 205/75R14 . .. ' members are eager to get into politics RAOIAl W.W. St««l Whitpwall BIAS 20S/75R15 . . ..•93 When the smoke clears in Beijing, this month citizens. Sam Gejdenson, congressman from and from Paris and North Carolina. In 165 lO ilS CUSTOM POIYSTEEIW.W. 15S/80R13 *38 165 80R 13 215/75R15 . . ' 215/75R15 .. . . •94 Newspaper routes available in your area... 185 eOR13 185/75114 and some already have the hots to be the state’s Second District. 175/I0R13...... *54 t9S.75a14 225/7SR15 . . . • 22S/75Rt5.. . . ^97 or next year, America must be able to say it Senate colleagues were also there: his disclosure statement. Helms ex­ 185 80R13 *64 205;75R14 .*76 185 r5R 1 4 18S/75R14 *82 195 75R14 305/75H4 235/75R15 . . . • 235/75R15.. .. *99 candidates, says Andrew Glassman of 175 75R14 *65 215 7SR1S *8S 2l5.'7Si14 President Pro Tern John Larson of plained that his wife accompanied 195/75R14 *66 195 75R1S 215’ 75i15 stood with the Chinese people as they fought to Earn money and prizes by delivering the 195 75R14 *73 225'75R15 '09 205/75R15 *75 20S Z5R15 325 75a15 Simsbury. But they want to be 2 1 5 r S R 1 5 be free. East Hartford, Majority Leader Cor­ him because American Airiines in­ 205 75R15. *00 235 75R15 .*95 iTs/eSRiS . . : *76 235 75a15 assured that they will have the nelius O’Leary of Windsor Locks, Bob Conrad of Bristol writes vited her. Food and lodging for the Manchester Herald in your BRIGADIER — The News Times, Danbury chance. weekly about Connecticut politics. Helmses were paid for. au -siasoN TR4XX WHITiWaU Radial AM-Stason Michael Meotti of Glastonbury and STIEl lElTED RADIAL VKToa 157 90813 *49 195 75814 *99 W W Mad* b« Oan«'B> '4S 205 75814 *89 Whitewall 215 75815 *99 SS 40N1) *9> 204 74RI4 Rep. John Hammerschmidt, R- neighborhood. •99 305 75815 *89 305 7ON14 *77 305 75815 *97 ••• ZOft ISAM •97 215 71815 *79 115 75814 *93 315 75815*301 IS40AI1 2IS IS81S B. L GOODRICH IStOA)) 334 ISAM *73 Ark., is the highest ranking Repubii- •99 335 75815 *71 195 758M * 9 ^ 3_3^7W15»107 IS ISAM ••• 33S7SA1S •U Call today to get more details. •99 2J5 75B15 *79 StRATtON STEELRILT RADIAL W.W. IS ISAM can on the House Public Works and 15510813 •54 215 75815 ALL-SEASON RADIAL Whit9w8li by B F. Goodrich 195 75814 •94 235 75815 8ai>aaiit •VbiiOMaii Open Forum 315 70814 *94 335 70815 *93 205 75814 •99' 335 7S81S ISS tO A l) S ISAV Transportation Committee. Small 315 70815 *98 ' 345 70815 *99 305 75815 •71 irS tO A l) ISAM i|S /SAM •33 33S 7SAIS 205/75R14.*74 wonder the American Association of @nllnenfdl9 RIKEN HR WIDE A/S *39 31S ISAIS 205 75H8I4 *94, 215 70m8i | • 215/75R15.‘ 78 647-9946 ALL-SEASON W.W. 2I5 75H814 *991 225 70H8I5 *1 UNIROYAL TIGER PAW 235/75R15.'79 Airport Executives invited him to its 155 90813 *99 305 75814 *99 325 70M814 •ton • S% tOAlS • 4S 90A13 Marble St...... all Bruce ..... W ill,r im 195 10813 *99 305 75815 *99 IIS 40A13 Garman Clothier, Nassiff Camera, D&L, seminar in Kona, Hawaii, last year. 175 90813 *75 315 75815 *99 UNIROYAL • IS 40AIJ Services are free Salary excessive Doesn’t like rulings Hammerschmidt accepted free McCabe St...... all Nike Circle. Bias 195 75MI4 *9« 335 75815 *97 STEELERS W.W. Its ISAM Paul’s Paint. Ultimate I, Lift the Latch, General 30$ 75815 *99 195 90813 *59 205’7$815 ' 115 75814 *99! 175 90813 < 195 75814 *93 315 75815 ' round-trip airfare, and four days of 205 75814 *99’ 195 75814 • 195 75814 195 235 75815 • To the Editor: Buckland Agway. Woodland Gardens, Stock PI...... all Judith.... 305 75814 liS ' 235.75815 • To the Editor: To the Editor: Nassiff Arms and Jeanette Dutelle all free food and lodging. No. Main St...... 397-496 Prospect. ULTRA-HIGH WE USE SPECIAL MOUNTING .We called the congressmen’s and EOUIPHINT TON ALLOT I belong to a volunteer organization helped make this raffle a huge success. Norwood...... PERFORMANCE TIRES WHIELS AND WHEELS THAT Dear Coventry residents: At the risk of insulting any judges, senators’ offices to question the merit NEOUmE SPECIAL NANOLIHG. which receives little or no mention in the We take pleasure and pride in saluting YOKOHAMA AS09 It does not seem possible that Coventry Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Farm Dr...... ,, . haw tor 1989 DUNLOP politicians or otherwise influential these special community members. of these trips, but they chose not to 2 3 W M U *79 t^3335S5D 3 I9 90HR14 ALL SEASON AVON media when the abortion issue is XCN4 OUTLINE ■ 95 90m8 m is looking for a new school superintend­ elected people, I would like to make a ...... 3-66 Keeney St...... 22W0N1S *74 ^ W R A N G L E R •95 iOHRu ... . "»"• Nope. With their help, we were able to award respond. Gardner St...... 24S60R1S *94 WHITE LETTERS 305 90H8M •9S90H814 ,, addressed. Birthright is a service given aOWER KING 205 7 S R 1 S 325 90HR14 ent and willing to pay up to $75,000 a year 23W W 1S ‘79 RAOIAL A/S 215 75815 *119 YOKOHAMA AVSA I95 90HRI4 short "State of the Nation’’ address...... all EastlandSt...... 215 .7 5 R 1 5 335 75815 *139 • 95 90HNIS 195 90H8IS > by caring people who are dedicated to three $1000.00 scholarships to Greg Gardner St. West 2SS70RtS ‘M 205 '5815 *94 22S775R 1S ALL SEASON 305 I0H8IS 305 90HRI5 .> 21575815 315 90H815 for him. He just has to oversee four Recently, the Supreme Court said that 37S90R1S *94 315.70V815 helping any girl or woman distressed by Horowitz, Kristen Krukas and Carla Ann Invasion USA Greenwood Dr. > 335 75815 23S/75R 15 •95 50V8I5 , ; i schools. The enrollment has dropped Highland St. q ip l a v e d 32S/50V8I9 ,1 “ it is legal to burn the American Flag in High Pwrformanew 735 75814 / IS RSH If, 195 S0HNI4 Travato through the Manchester Scho­ 735 95811 195 90HRI4 an unplanned or untimely pregnancy...... 8-37 Indian Dr...... YOKOHAMA ATX 20S/7SR1S fl OOHIfc S Contlm*nldl from 1,706 in 1982 to 1,523 in 1988. public demonstrations and that Con­ Faced with increased scrutiny, (Dugan's Alley) .. 975 819 5 a /SHlb s 195 90HRI5 Our volunteers believe that hfer life and larship Foundation. Raised While Letieie 950 819 5 >86 S SUM lb 5 195 90T815 „,^CH51-CV51 The governor receives $78,000 per year Colombian drug lords are finding new Overlook Dr...... 215 50HR13 *111 TMiSUJ'J *•* '«55»ai$ • gress cannot regulate “ Dial-A-Porn” YOKOHAMA A403 30455H815 • t9S60HR14 *11t LOW PRICED TRUCK TIRES that of her baby is special. We believe routes to traffic their drugs into the LAREDO 305 55V819 M aSJ J ” • »**5VRt4 . and oversees a budget of 6billion dollars. Westland St...... 21S60HR14 *12! DUNLOP 040/M2 335 50VRI9 ______* '129 3lS40VRij (the latest gimmick to sexually warp our Grissom Rd...... all • BIAS* I95 65V8I5 i,a a that no woman wants to have an Betty Kirby 23S60HR14 *121 ,•35 75R15 *99 im a ^ . a T35 90V8I5 <199 I country. With all the focus on the •94 I 950 19 5 205 40VRI5 , . f f TOILOHAMA 352 i*$M88i5 *tH 335 50VRI4 m S! ' I believe the excess fat should be cut off Ambassador Dr. 31x10 50R15 *139 I I95 50HRI3 children: anyone can call). They have Second Vice President ...... all 24S60HR14 *121 •97 900 19 5 30S9SV815 , , i l abortion, but might turn to it if there Shepard DR...... 235 60HRIS 23S6SRI6 *129 •99 975 19 5 I 315 90VRI5 , . I i 305 90M813 ORANO PRiX the budget. full license and can operate as freely as Caribbean approach, the diabolical 235 60VR15 , , I i '«9 0H 814 ■95 909814 Manchester Education Association Esquire Dr...... 24$60HR1S YOKOHAMA~ 239 60W815 '95 90MRI4 ,1” <9$ 909814 seems to be no other answer. Birthright 19S50ZRI5 , : £ ! 3O5 90H8M 195 909815 Does the manager really need a new Medellin cartel Is apparently winding 21S,6SHR1S 315 75815 *99 1879 15 they wish! 335 35815 *108 305 502815 , ; ! ! 335 90HRI4 305 909815 335 75RI5 I95 90HRI5 , !* ■ can show her there is a way for her to Willard Dr...... liagla 33575815 *1ta 305 552815 ,?2r car? He could use his own car like the up through Central America and Oakland Heights ...... all OT 335 95816 305 552819 , 4 l ! 305 90HRI5 o b a n d s p i r i t h b x “ Now. maybe I am out of line, old SIdawIndar 335 502819 . S j j 3»39QVRtS give birth to her baby, with love, EPX Oulline W hit* U9tt*r Famout Makar Biackwaii rest of us and the town pay mileage to brazenly flying into the United States. Saulters Rd...... All Tarrain KELLY ALL-WEATHER , 345 502819 305 90H813 *88 i f f AflHR^f Brownstone Apts ...... all Oulhnt Wn.tt Ltltt) i/S 'OAD 345 452819 ,;;J fashioned (approaching 50) but does 115 70811 3l5tOAI4 •V O E N B R A L ■ (••e 1 .1 1 ...... in”.*;:;,';::; understanding and peace of mind. Help 195 70981 IIS 70814 215 45A15 Light Truck Redials 355 502819 .* him for necessary trips. Arizona, New Mexico and Texas are Lydall St...... 225 709815 I9S 70AI4 305 40MAI5 305 75815 ■95 90HR14 P-6 anyone else suppose that this trend of 215 909814 195/7SR14 *991 235/75R1S *109 RIKEN Rib Daaion 195 90H8I4 is offered for as long as it is needed. 305 '08M IIS 50HA15 215 75815 315 ..J?.!,?.'®”®' I believe a referendum should be in the three states through which the 1 239 90S819 215 70AM 235 /5B15 205/75R1S '90 215/e5R16. *139 <99 90H815 • 95 90H814 Help to fight crime Constance Dr.... 1.225 95816 215/75R1S '99l 23S/R*^R16 . *149 • 95 50V8l5«l3t • 95I0H8I) 305 90N8I) 335 90HRI4 reasoning is just a little sick? No wonder Hamilton ...... all 335 50V8t9'i99 Every woman is a person of worth and order. drug lords are traveling. ■ 95 90H8I4 •99 305 90HRI5 115lOHRIi •I5 95H8I4 >99 • 95IOH8I4 94 335 90HRI4 305 90H8IS dignity. Birthright has opened the door our kids are confused, I sure am...... all t*5 95H8l5 >99 195 9(^R15 *99 31$ 90H81S U.S. Customs officials have sent Carpenter Dr. 345 lOHRIt To the Editor: 355 90HRI5 to a new start for thousands of pregnant George W. Kierstead This is the only country in the world aloft huge balloons along the border McDIvitt Dr...... all C e nter...... i 'f . ’ IXQ T I95.50VRI5 305 4VvAO RAISED Black Lottara 305 50VRIS girls and women whp were desperate. where this foolishness could happen and 31550V8I4 335 90M814 335 50V8I9 70 Seagraves Road, that are supposed to detect incoming 345 50VR19S ■ Back in April, after a rash of break-ins ,Wlldwood Dr...... all Tro tte r...... 315 40VRIS • 1959OHR15 355 50V8U We are a person-to-person operation. We our state and federal representatives SPORTS CAR 315 90HRI5 Coventry in our neighborhood, I decided we should aircraft. Intelligence sources view the Jefferson St...... all QUALITY TIRES FOR SMALL CARS — COMPACTS — UNUSUAL SIZES Winter ...... • BIIIDCESTONE • YOKOHAMA • MICHEIIN • GISIAVED • PIRELLI • CONIINENIAl • SEMPEAII • COODTEAA anil mm«! YOKOHAMA don’t judge. We don’t ask questions. We had better wake up and realize that these balloons as a lot of hot air. ••AVS" ULTRA . COMP. T/a'a get the neighbors involved in watching ...... all :'> 5 IS H 8 I4 9590V813 • Kenwood Dr. Orchard ...... BaUar Ouallttf Importad TOVO ALL-SEASON |l95t0HRt9 * « A ^ '^ • R ^ o r m a n c e <95 50VRI5 •130 really care. Our services arp free and are the tools we are giving our children to j l W i i B i t i i f'«S 9 5 H 8 »5 •’ 33S90V8I9 out for one another. I called police We have also been told that SPORTS CAR STEEL Z29 and 718 190 958390 325 50VRII 305 50VRI5 ,;;t confidential. Tolland Tpke. ..472-525 BELTED RADIALE 155813 *88 300,908390 345 50V819 355 50VNI5 ,? !? build this country with 20 years from Guatemala has 128 secret landing Knox ...... 155813 *38 145813 *88 330 558390 .fA**l?®**TONE HP41 335 90V815 headquarters and was put in touch with 155813 *38 175/70SRI3 *88 MICNELIN TRX 196/SOMRIS., (o a 345 50VRI9 Birthright is international, interde­ now. •65813 *49 195 709813 *78 , 2O5/60HR15 ( m strips for drug runners. The Guatem­ Newm an...... 195/708395 '99 335 90*1814 < Officer Larry Wilson and (Neighborhood 1I5 6SR1S *M 195815 *48 195 709814 *89 |5«^)W .LDTJULC 2tS/60HHl5.. ViSi •95 90H8)4 *99 195 A M A n75;70ni3*t2 175814 *48 195 708814 >78 195/958395 * 305 50H814 *109 30i90HII)i nominational, non-profit and non­ If they are trying to dig America’s 190.958390 * 2l5/eSHR15 Mil alan government turns a blind eye to Union Place ...... all 171.70813 *48 3I5 90H814 1104 3I5 50H8I5 « 305 50HR15 Flag is our freedom Crime Watch volunteer) Harry Rein­ Edgerton...... IIS ;0R13 195 70813 *83 ECONOMY RADIAL 190.958390 * 150814 •99 33il3 50815 *149 335 SOHRis political. In Connecticut we have 14 grave, that’s great because they are sure IBS 70fll4 *t« I95'70R14 *99 SPORTS TIRES 300 90V8390 * 30it 50815 ■115 305 75815 ‘M 39 horn. These two men ran two meetings peasants who have profited from Union St...... 133-264 19S70RU 195 70814 *99 155R13 . *34 230.558390 * llilO 50815 •119 315 75815 *99 chapters. Thee are over 600 in the U.S. 155813 *38 230 55V8390 *189 9508155 • m 335 75815 *93 To the Editor: giving our kids a lot of shovels with these selling airplane fuel for as much as $50 PIRELLI P77 Bi4Ch.an 185813 *39 llil 50815 ‘ 139 for us, to start the program rolling. 195 70HRI4 *104 195815 *49 MICNELIN MXV Birthright volunteers in the Hartford stupid laws. a gallon. Alpine...... 305 70HRM *108 175814 *43 Rie DESIGN KELLY ALL-WEATHER Street captains were assigned to collect Summ it...... 63-203 175:70813 *44 195 70H814 *109 Monster Rediets RIKCN I9S'70H814 *114 30i9M *198 IsjtFGvoodric 11 area have been serving since 1972. COHTIWEHTJn: 195/70813 *48 LT73S.758IS I myself am proud of our flag. For the I really don’t believe it! Haynes ...... ir5,70nRi3*98| <95 70H8I4*78 1I5'70814 *48 305/7QM814______« n » 31(10 50815 *138 money for the signs and poles. When we CO N TA C T A/S 33(13 50819 *198 31(10 50815 Strant...... II5’70H813*87 309 /0MRU*84 30(9 50815 Birthright offers love and hope. It is he last five years I have a small flag flying Russell ...... 195 70814 ••• 195 70HR14*88| DUNLOP SP ALL SEA. YOKOHAMA 33(13819 5______*tT8 were ready to install the signs four men 195 95TR15*99 155813 *48 HR ALL-SEAtON GRAND PRIX RVT 600DYUI 9I0IWIN0I8 115 709814*89 KILLY M8TRIC All-Terrein life giving option. Our national hotline is Raymond Champ Hunniford...... 305 70814*119 145R13 *47 17I,70H813 *89 WlANCltK Largest Selection of Perlormance on my front lawn daily. It’s a shame they ALL-SEASON 155815 *84 I99/70HII3 *88 >15 *84 13115 *119 9|> Oenerel spent a Saturday morning installing Mlnl173 31 10 50815 l» 19$SRt3 *»8 175/70813 *88 30L70M814 *109 1«395 15 *179 I7i40l95 •179 Manchester Poor get poorer, and the medical 155813 ' 195SR19 *87 181,70813 *88 15 315 15 *119 YOKOHAMA cloth. It does mean so much for all the South Alton...... 175 7Q8I3 ' STRATTON SPORT 9 Our program is now running smoothly 1758814 *88 1I5;70814 *88 MUDKINO ALL TERRAIN 335 75815 *119) 3I|M 50815 >149 Mary R. McNamara profession gets richer. The latest Main ...... PIRELLI P-3. P-44 1858814 *88 185/70814 *78 9«*d* 9r 9.F. aooaneh ay a.F. OoaaneH )0il508l5 *139 33il3 50815 •114 men who fought and gave their lives to 1959813 *49| 115 709814*99 175.70813 *87 ALL SEASON DESIGN 31110 50815 *149 1 37(1 50814 •(«# and because of the many people taking West Middle T p k e . . . 8-150 even GOODYEAR CORSA QT 30 950815 *114 175 70813 *90 195 7098I4*89 185 70813 *81 195813 *49 I 199/70813 *97 31 IQ 50815 *188 104 Lakewood Circle North medical gold mine is the “ imaging” Wadsworth St. 185/70814 *88 155/80813 1 175’70813 195813 *48 195/70814 *98 LOW PRICED protect our country. We will never forget an interest, we are beginning to see 155 9813 3 13 50815______*148 Squire Village ...... all 195 70814 *88 *84 *88 179/70813 *84l "MONSTER" TIRES ■Bil M M I r/rjiri iMrfJt-fJal Manchester them and never forget the ones who were business. Magnetic Resonance Imag­ Huntington .... MICNELIN XCH4 301150815 *89| 33(13 50815 *119 results. A program like this only works LARGE SELECTION BRAND NAME SR-HR-VR-TR-ZR Rated Tires, Rib, All Season Designs I 30950815 *139 321150815 *198 31(10 50815 >109 33115811 •I09 PLUS • APPLIANCE • CONCH • ENCEL • ET Co-Director Thanks for help ing labs have sprouted all over the 31 10815 *195 33 13 50815 '179 31(11 50815 *119 lucky enough to be back, some so when people get involved and take an Wetherell ...... flU Summit ...... CAROL SHELBY * CENTERLINE * EPSILON • Birthright of Greater Hartford, Inc. helpless. Every parade day that flag is Interest in one another and what happens contry, allowing breaks and fractures Bldwell ...... all MOMO • SUPERIOR * SUPERLITE and many To the Editor: other brands available . . . ASK FOR OUR LOW, the first in line and should always be. to be photographed without the Lilley ...... in their neighborhood. Lakewood CIr. No. & So...... all tgSl TO W N FAIR TIRE CENTERS ™ (* h‘ 15iists LOW PRICES! Without the flag this could never be our I wish to thank everyone involved and dangerous side effects from X-rays The Manchester Education Associa­ Labs are charging as much as $850 for Hlllcrest...... all LET’S HEAR YOUR COMMENTS. COMPLAINTS OR COMPLI great country, freely United States. At also say that I hope Officer Gary Frost MENTS in order to help eerve you belter — il y(3U have a | tion wishes to publicly thank those who scans that cost about $240. The scans EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER VERNON comment or just want to talk to ui about our operation. different sport games, specially base­ will work as hard with us as Larry did, L' Contact or write NEIL M ELLEN, Praaident supported our spring raffle. This event is take only 15 minutes. 467 E. Main Street 328 Middle Tpke. West 295 Hartford Tpke. ' V TOWN FAIR TIRES iJianrlipatpr UpralJi ball, The Star Spangled Banner is always and that Harry will continue to help held annually to raise money for CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 (located In the Warehouse Foods Pleze) (ecroes from Kentucky Fried Chicken) (Located In the K-Msrt Shopping Ctr.) \j\ 114 Honayapol Rd., Stratlord, CT 06407 8 sung and the flag is always up there , I Call TOLL FREE 1 800 972-2245 Founded in 1881 scholarships for deserving Manchester make Manchester neighborhoods a little flying. We honor it. 569-8710 646-8227 872-2060 PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher High School seniors. safer for all of us to live in. GEORGE T. CHAPPELL ...... Editor Substantial contributions by Regals ®TOWN FAIR TIRES, INC. 1989 Mary Jarvis ALL STORES OPEN MON., AND THURS. 8:30*7 • TOES., WED., FRI. 8:30*6 • SAT. 8:30*4 MARIE P GRADY ...... City Editor and Siefferts, as well as lovely gifts or Anne Kibble 62D Pascal Lane, Jack Anderson and his associate. ALEXANDER GiRELLl.., .Associate Editor gift certificats from Highland Park 21 St. John St. Manchester Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ Market, Marlows, Victoria Ashley, J. Manchester nists. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 6. 1989 fBaurlirstrr i4rfaliV Coventry budget Section 2, Page 11 Gorbachev offers NATO deal Thursday, July 6, 1989 STRASBOURG, France (AP) - Soviet tional weaponry, a step the Soviets have three-day visit to France, said he couldn’t SPORTS President Mikhail S. Gorbachev today said will cause delay. understand why Europeans would want J offered additional and rapid cuts in his As presented at the NATO summit in tactical nuclear arms to remain on their before voters at country’s nuclear arsenal if NATO accepts Brussels, Bush’s plan calls for a reduction home continent. negotiations on tactical nuclear weapons. in conventional forces in Europe to 275,000 “Only Europeans, who have no intention Gorbachev’s proposal, contained in a troops apiece for NATO and Warsaw Pact of waging war against one another, are speech to the Council of Europe’s assembly nations before talks are held on reducing threatened by those weapons,” Gorbachev meeting tonight Green believes in plain talk in this eastern French city, appeared short-range missiles. said. designed to increase pressure on the United An attempt by the Soviet Union to seek In May, when U.S. Secretary of State By Jacqueline Bennett addition onto his home, his taxes States to agree to the talks, an i.ssue that earlier talks “was the reaction we expected James A. Baker III visited Moscow, Manchester Herald will probaby go down. By Howard Ulman In 19 tournaments this year, Green caused a deep rift in the Western alliance from the Soviets,” Fitzwater said. “Our Gorbachev announced the Soviets would The general government The Associated Press has just one top-10 finish a victory in that was patched over last month. position remains the same as before: to do unilaterally eliminate 500 tactical nuclear COVENTRY - Town officials budget has been reduced to the Greater Greensboro Open in ”If it became clear that NATO countries the conventional talks first.” warheads. are banking on an increased tax $3,977,308 from $4,050,285. A cut of CROMWELL — Week after week, April. He was the tour’s fourth­ are ready to join us in negotiations on “NATO has its posture established,” collection rate this fiscal year to $121,000 reduced the Board of the PGA Tour rolls along, from one leading money winner last year when tactical nuclear weapons, we could, natu­ Fitzwater said, conventional arms reduc­ NATO specialists, however, said the help fund a town budget which Education budget to $8,891,212 town to the next, from one bland and he won two tournaments but is only rally, after consulting our allies, carry out tions first. “I wouldn’t anticipate any Soviet offer represented only a fraction of from $9,011,312. 21st this year. u will require no increase in the tax tanned winner to another. without delay further unilateral reductions change in that.” the Red Army’s tactical nuclear weapons. rate. Debt service has remained at Controversies seem as rare as Among the top contenders for the in our tactical nuclear missiles in Europe,” Gorbachev’s announcement, made from Soviets have acknowleged they had a 12-1 $940,362. Capital expenditures The tax collection rate is the holes-in-one. $180,000 top prize at the 6,786-yard, Gorbachev told the assembly, which the podium at the ultramodern Palace of advantage in shorter-range nuclear mis­ were cut by $216,000 to $118,000. Then along comes Ken Green, a par- 71 Tournament Players Club of contains parliamentarians from 23 Western Europe, seemed designed to force a break siles, those with a range of 300 miles. amount collected by the town in The Local Capital Improvement taxes while the tax rate is the rate sharp hook into the rough in a game Connecticut are third-ranked money European democracies. in that link. program, funds for which are filled with drives down the middle of winner Mark Calcavecchia. Western Gorbachev did not say how many In his 45-minute speech, Gorbachev also: The announcement in May came as the which determines what each reimbursed by the state, re­ North Atlantic Treaty Organization was individual property owner pays. the fairway. The safest way isn’t Open runner-up Peter Jacobsen. 1987 missiles the Soviets would cut. —Said the social and political order in mained at $162,500. But the always his way. GHO champion Paul Azinger and Lee In Washington, presidential press secre­ Europe could change, the furthest he has embroiled in a dispute about tactical nuclear forces. The United States, West Voters will act on the budget reserve fund for non-reccurring “You got to be your.self.’’ he said Trevino, who tied for fifth in the tary Marlin Fitzwater said the Gorbachev gone in suggesting that the Kremlin would during a special town meeting at capital expenditures was reduced Wednesday. “I think people hurt Western Open. statement had been anticipated. one day be ready to tolerate multiparty Germany and Britain were brawling over whether to modernize or trade away 7:30 tonight in the auditorium of to $30,000. themselves when they’re not” Mark Brooks, who has played “We welcome any unilateral reductions” democracies in its Eastern allies. Coventry High School. The new Elsesser said funding for the Green spent the day before today’s in the Soviet’s nuclear arsenal, Fitzwater —Proposed a series of projects both NATO’s few remaining short-range mis­ Northeast Sexual Assault Clinic poorly since gaining his only victory siles, those with a range of up to 300 miles. $14.1 million budget is the third to scheduled opening of the Greater in his seven years on the pro tour in the said. But he added that the Bush adminis­ Eastern and Western Europeans could take be adopted by the Town Council. was cut. Funding also was cut for Hartford Open shooting a mediocre tration would stand by its own proposal on part in, including a high-speed railway Under the NATO compromise. West increases in senior citizen busing 1988 GHO, also is entered. Voters defeated two earlier practice round and giving a lukewarm The course doesn’t get Green East-West force reductions in Europe. spanning the Continent, an all-European Germany won an agreement that bargain­ budgets in referendums. excursions and a new laborer for review of the course and a cold NATO last month agreed to link any TV satellite system, and a program for ing with the Soviets on tactical weapons excited either way. The $14,119,382 budget was the highway department. A plan as.sessment of slow play. He also took "It’s not going to go down as a future negotiations on tactical nuclear processing and storing nuclear wastes and would begin, but not until conventional approved by the Town Council at to increase the assistant human a warm look back at his last week. arms to results obtained at the Vienna talks improving nuclear power plant safety. arms reductions are under way — 1992 at services position to full time was classic,” he said, “but it won’t go a special meeting last week. It is While other golfers spent it at the down as an abortion” seeking Europewide reductions in conven­ The Soviet leader, on the final day of a the earliest. for the current fiscal year, deferred to September along with Western Open, west of Chicago, he a plan to increase hours for the After spending about five hours 1989-90, which began July 1. relaxed in Bermuda. He did “a lot of shooting a 1-under-par 70 in Wednes­ Town Manager John Elsesser assistant assessor position. snorkeling, just lounging on the day’s pro-am event, he did get worked said Wednesday that the council Funds for a police records clerk beach, looking at my wife’s body.” he Y up about the sluggish pace of play on was projecting a 97 percent tax were eliminated but the request said straight-faced to reporters unac­ the tour. Naab New purge hinted collection rate, as opposed to the for an additional police officer customed to public irreverence in a “All you’re doing is hitting a golf 96.2 percent rate projected was left intact. pro golfer. ball,” he said. “You’re not studying From page 1 earlier. A $10,000 amount was cut from In private, golfers may not be a for a test” by Beijing mayor “They felt we would be able to police overtime and $5,000 from AUTHOR — Bill Pate, right, has written boring bunch. achieve the 97 because for fiscal highway department overtime. two informative books on tarpon fishing. “There’s a lot of personalities out A penalty of two strokes imposed voted one way and the third Naab said. “I have relished the 88-89 the tax collection rate was Some items that remained here, but they just don’t showcase only after a golfer is told for a third 97.3,” Elsesser said. include a car for the town time he is playing too slowly is too Repbulican director another opportunity to be a part of the BEIJING (AP) — The conser­ Chen also repeated govern­ themselves. They don’t let them­ way. public decision-making process, No petitions were submitted manager, a radio communica­ selves be them because they play the lenient, he said. vative mayor of Beijing today ment charges of foreign influence calling for an adjournment of tions system for the town, and an “My gosh, you’d have to be the “That never resulted in per­ and to be able to express my condemned recent activism by in the demonstrations, saying: game, so to speak,” Green said. sonal animosity,” he said. views on questions that matter tonight’s meeting to a referen­ increase in the recreation direc­ “They won’t let themselves out” dumbest person in the world to get China’s intellectuals and hinted “Political forces outside the dum, therefore a vote on the tor position to full time. nailed three times in a round.” Green And Osella said Naab was for Manchester, both in debate at the beginning of a far-reaching Why not? Chinese mainland and in foreign budget will take place there. The Elsesser said state Sen. Marie “Money, maybe worried about said. “We’ve got to ... start doing effective in defending the Repub­ and by my vote as a member of purge of the educated elite. countries had a hand in the The Associated Press lican directors against attack by the Board, even when my view previous two budget proposals, A. Herbst, D-Vernon, who repres­ repercussions, worried about what something about slow play. Mayor Chen Xitong also leveled turmoil from the very both of which would have meant a ents Coventry, was able to secure “Unfortunately, no one’s doing it. the Democrats. has not prevailed.” more accusations at ousted Com­ beginning.” Joe’s World people are going to think or say. I, TALKER — Ken Green, shown in a file photo, believes in When DiRosa was told of tax rate increase, were petitioned $100,000 for capital expenses for personally, don’t think it matters.” he It’s ludicrous to come to a golf course munist Party chief Zhao Ziyang, China’s Foreign Ministry today to a referendum vote. the town before the close of the like this — wide open, reasonably flat speaking his mind. Sometimes, though, that has gotten him into Naab’s decision, he said, “That’s He said many people had urged charging that Zhao “connived” to rejected a U.S. Embassy protest Joe Garman said. kind of disappointing. He has hint to run again and their Elsesser said the council has legislative session. That now What matters a lot tohim is winning greens — and it’ll probably take 4'/2 troubie on the PGA Tour. promote the political turmoil that over an army attack last month cut $301,000 from the. $14,420,959 must be approved by the state hours” to finish a round. been a really good director. He encouragement and support have climaxed with the massacre at the GHO. As a Danbury. Conn., made it more difficult for him to on diplomatic housing. Xinhua budget turned down by voters in a Bond Commission. native, the 30-year-old Green has Such outspokenness is unusual in a remain. him (and say) ‘Boy, my impression has been thorough and Tiananmen Square last month. said the ministry called “ground­ “You know when you meet someone articulate.” decide not to run. referendum June 22. That budget However, Elsesser said the made that one of his major golfing sport where divots must be replaced was wrong?’ ’’ Green said. Also today, the Communist less” the embassy’s charge that would have meant a 1.7 mill extra money helped with the and ball marks on the greens must be you get that first impression, like that “I think that happens a lot with He said Naab’s legal expertise Naab was elected to the board Party newspaper People’s Daily goals. He shot a 66 in the first round the attack was premeditated and increase from the current tax “reshuffling” of the budget. last year, then faded to a tie for 31st, fixed. No signs of rough spots must guy’s a jerk ? And then you get to know me.” was helpful to the directors. in 1987, after having served the expressed outrage at recent targeted certain apartments, in­ “It will be a disadvantage not to unexpired term of Donna R. rate of 37 mills. Judy Halvorson, vice chairwo­ moves to impose additional sanc­ cluding those of American Voters rejected a $14.5 million man of the Board of Education, have someone of Geoff’s caliber Mercier. She had resigned from tions on China by members of the diplomats. T arpon fishing on the board.” he said. the post. budget May 23. said Wednesday that the board U.S. Congress who “sanctimon­ The Chinese government also The $14.1 million budget is an cut 2‘/i teaching positions in iously claim to be the guardians increase over last year’s budget addition to other cuts. Yankees get of ‘human rights.’” expressed indignation at recent moves to impose sanctions of $12,682,789. The board cuts include $2,500 brought to iife Mayor Chen made his com­ Elsesser says the new budget for a bus routing consultant, an ments in a speech to the National against Beijing by members of Arrest the U.S. Congress. means some residents’ taxes may additional $2,600 for the gifted People’s Congress, China’s legis­ The House of Representatives go down but added they will and talented program at Coven­ formula down From page 1 lature, to be delivered Friday. voted June 29 to suspend trade notice a cut in town services. try High School, a teacher aide at on videotape The official Xinhua news agency and development programs, pro­ “They’re going to feel it.” said Coventry Grammar School, a released the text of the speech hibit sale of police equipment and Elsesser. teacher for the early childhood today. program, as well as office against Tigers one time, but was later ruled out, article published today. Fiddler suspend transfers of nuclear He said if a resident has not I didn’t get to go to Florida for my annual try for police said. said. Chen said that in September, technology. The Senate has yet to bought a new car or not built an supplies. certain Hong Kong newspapers tarpon and bonefish this past April and May. By Jim Donaghy Neither Howard, of 61. S. Howard said she would not talk act on the bill. Skimming through one of the fishing magazines I Adams St., nor her sister, Ruth about the case today. and journals began boosting Zhao “To those people in the Ameri­ The Associated Press Fiddler of Florida, would com­ “I don’t want to talk about it.” and debunking senior leader receive, I noticed a blurb extolling the virtues of can Congress who deliberately 3M’s videotape of Billy Pate, a well known tarpon ment today on LaPointe’s arrest Howard said. “Maybe later on, Deng Xiaoping. distort the fact and interfere with ‘Satanic Verses’ tie NEW YORK — It took half a season, but the New in connection with the murder. but not now.” “The essence of the dialogue China’s internal affairs, we can­ angler and designer of super fly reels, fishing for York Yankees finally put it all together for one Fiddler said the arrest came as a Fiddler, who in December 1988, was to whip up public opinion for not but express our indignation,” tarpon. As a matter of fact, there are two tapes. game, anyway. complete surprise. publicly complained about the covering up Zhao Ziyang’s mis­ said the People’s Daily. is probed in bombing One is entitled "Fly Rodding for Tarpon” and the Andy Hawkins, Steve Sax and Luis Polonia “I’m completely in the dark secrecy regarding the investiga­ takes, keeping his position and other is “The Challenge of Giant Tarpon.” Both are provided the Yankees with the combination they’ve about it,” said Fiddler. “I’m very tion of her mother’s death, said power and pushing on bourgeois Troops armed with semiauto­ partof3M’s (Scientific Anglers) Mastery Video been looking for since April — pitching and hitting in liberalization even more un- matic rifles and hacked by tanks LONDON (AP) — A bomb Collet’s said the fire destroyed Series. the same game. upset about the news I got. I can’t she wanted the police to notify her the first floor and set off water help but feel badly.” before she would comment about bridledly,” Chen said. fought their way to Tiananmen today extensively damaged a Remembering another of Sci Anglers (3M) Hawkins tossed a five-hitter for his first American Fiddler said Howard phoned the charges. He attacked a series of forums, Square June 3-4, leaving nearly London book store whose sister sprinklers which destroyed thou­ Mastery Video Series on fly fishing for Steelhead League shutout as the Yankees beat Detroit 9-0 “I just have no information speeches and open letters organ­ 300 dead according to Chinese shop was attacked by arsonists in sands of books. Wednesday night for their second straight shutout her this morning about the news Three “improvised devices” with Lani Waller, I thought I would get my missing that LaPointe had been charged whatsoever,” Fiddler said. “I’m ized since December by intellec­ government estimates. Western what authorities said was a trip for tarpon vicariously, and sent off for the two over the Tigers. On Tuesday. Don Schulze and Lee with the murder. very upset. It’s been a long, long, tuals including dissident Fang and private Chinese estimates campaign against Salman Rush­ were found at the scene, Scotland Guetterman combined on seven-hitter to beat the Lizhi, who took refuge at the U.S. say as many as 3,000 people died. die’s novel “The Satanic Verses.” Yard said in a statement. No Pate tapes. Tigers 1-0. Howard apparently learned of time for us. We’ve been praying further information was imme­ Well, I have to tell you, I was not disappointed in the news from a newspaper for a solution.” Embassy in Beijing after the “Any sovereign country would Many Moslems consider the Sax and Polonia each had four hits and drove in military crackdown, and maga­ use the same legal and reasona­ novel blasphemous and the late diately available. the series on tarpon fishing. It is really a three runs. The Yankees had 15 hits in all and zine editor Ge Yang and ideolo­ ble methods when faced with a Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Devices in police parlance spectacular pair of videos. Roberto Kelly scored four runs. gist Su Shaozhi, who gathered to situation of this magnitude,” the called in February for the author normally means bombs, but it The “Fly Rodding for Tarpon” tape is a well ”We haven’t banged people around too often like discuss political questions. People’s Daily said. to be sought out and killed. was not clear whether these were thought out and well presented video on learning that,” Yankees manager Dallas Green said. “The Museum Some of the intellectuals Chen The Liberation Daily, Shangh­ Scotland Yard said no one was in addition to the bomb that how to catch a tarpon on a fly. story was Hawkins. You need good pitching no named are known to have es­ ai’s Communist Party news­ injured in the 3:30 a.m. blast from caused the explosion or whether Pate, who has fished for tarpon for more than 24 matter how many runs you get” From page 1 caped China or gone underground paper, said the United States also a homemade bomb inside Collet’s one of the three devices exploded. years, and has hooked over 4,000 of the beasties, On this night, the Yankees got it all against the in the last month, while others has used force against student book store on Charing Cross Road Police said anti-terrorist detec­ graphically demonstrates his skill, techniques, and tumbling Tigers. have been arrested. By naming protesters, noting that the Na­ in central London. Damage to the tives are investigating but gave knowledge in an excellent manner. He shows the The Associated Press About the only Yankee who had any trouble was for a director, probably part local historical societies. And he no indication who is believed time, and to find another location said the Manchester group’s individual intellectuals and des­ tional Guard shot to death four store was extensive. Windows right equipment to use. from rod, reel, line, tippet, Don Mattingly. He went O-for-4, ending a 17-game cribing their activities in detail, anti-Vietnam War protesters at were blown out and the explosion responsible for the bombing. No and flies, and how to select and utilize these tools. SEMIFINALIST — John McEnroe Wednesday at Wimbledon. McEnroe hitting streak. for the museum. It is now in a membership, at 675, is high in one claimed responsibility. former Cheney Bros, school comparison to similar societies. Chen’s speech appeared to signal Kent State Universitv in 1970. was followed by a fire. His emphasis on the right way to spot fish, stretches to reach a shot from Mats won in four sets to advance to the It was the Yankees’ first complete game shutout house, which had served as the As an illustration of the diffi­ a widening purge of intellectuals. retrieve the fly, and set the hook, imparted tips to Wilander in their quarterfinal match semifinals. of the season and their first since July 2, 1988, when site for the Lutz Children’s culty in mounting special exhib­ “Zhao all along tolerated and me that made the tape more than worthwhile. I John Candelaria beat Chicago. Museum before it moved. its, Rowe said there is an idea for connived at the increasingly found his presentation of the fly and his method of "I had good location tonight,” Hawkins said. an exhibit of gowns made from evident signs of turmoil ... thus fighting the fish, once it is hooked, also most “Getting the lead makes you relax and I was able to Lemelin said the cost of repair­ facilitating the formation and throw in the strike zone” ing the building, owned by the Cheney Bros, fabrics and used in noteworthy. old movies. development of the turmoil,” McEnroe has his act together David Palmer, the Tigers’ scheduled starter, town and leased to the society, is The photography in this first tape, in fact in both came down with the flu and Brad Havens made his He said to put the exhibit Chen said. tapes, is just great, and the instructions both for very high. The society operates it He said that other party leaders first start since July 7, 1987, when he pitched for Los under temporary certificates of together, the society would have novice tarpon angler and more experienced tarpon to contact the Pacific Coast Film had urged that Zhao call a as he advances to the semis Angeles. occupancy because it is not in meeting April 23 of the party’s top pursuer, are conci.se and informative. New York, which reached the .500 mark at 41-41, condition for permanent Archives and explain the goal. He WooSfianifi The second tape, “The Challenge Of Giant After beating four unseeded got to Havens in the second inning when they sent body, the Standing Committee of ^8474 0 6 8 Woodland Street ■ 8am-6pm Dally ■ second-set tiebreaker against de­ occupancy. said that three or four months GARDENS Tarpon,” rehashes a little of the first as Pate By Andrew Warshaw later the society might hear from the Politburo, but that “instead of The Associated Press fending champion Stefan Edberg players, and dropping sets nine batters to the plate and scored four nins on five The society’s operations are accepting this suggestion, Zhao Large assortment of Landscaping PLANT - pursues the 200 pound fi.sh that he has sought to when a line call was overruled, against all but one of them, hits. Don Slaught had a sacrifice fly and Kelly, Sax an archivist. Then letters would EVERGREENS... bring to boat for many years. financed by dues from the 675 have to be sent to movie compan­ went golfing, as if nothing had Gardening Tools PlanU WIMBLEDON, England — giving Edberg set point. McEnroe had his biggest chaL and Polonia added RBI singles. ' Wheelbarrows Shade & Fruit TREES... He discusses the transition from catching and lenge so far against Wilander, “When I was a kid. 9-0 was a forfeit,” Tigers members and from fund-raising ies to trace the gowns. happened.” PERENIALS... John McEnroe finished off Mats Mayotte was so angry he activities. But the fund-raisers “Becau.se he took such an Fertilizer Spreaders Trees releasing average sized tarpon (any average sized Wilander with a service winner, slammed his racquet and bent it who had only lost one set. manager Sparky Anderson said. “Ed Nunez and ■ Ultimately, the society would Garden Fountains Sod NOW - are modest ones. One held in have to get in touch with private attitude, the party and the tarpon, 60 to 120 pounds would be fine for me) to looked up to the stands and gave almost in half. A sympathetic The match, played in a swirling Palmer had the flu so we did the best we could. I government lost a chance to stop Statues Mulching Bark lOOO’s TO CHOOSE fighting and landing humungous sized fish. Fish wind, lasted close to four hours, think it’s impossible even to talk about those kinds of April by the Army and Navy Club owners of the gowns and per­ and the ever timely Peat Moss FROM - the lady with the straw hat a crowd couldn’t inspire the eighth raised $2,300. That is a major suade them to loan the garments the turmoil.” that would dwarf the average sized man standing triumphant wave. seed and he lost 7-6. 7-6, 6-3. longer than the Becker and Lendl games” Gift Certificate Fertilizers ALL REDUCED matches combined. McEnroe Havens. 1-2, lasted only 2 2-3 innings and allowed amount for the society. for an exhibit. Then someone Zhao was sacked after being Gerries 4 Vines PRICES next to it. His wife, actress Tatum The women’s semifinals were Even the weather has worked would have to delve into the accused of trying to split the There are excerpts of Pate fighting a fish for nine O’Neal, was off her chair in an scheduled for today with defend­ showed as much stamina as the four runs and seven hits. His last victory as a starter against the society. An auction Cheney Bros, archives to get party and supporting the student- SUPER SPECIAL hours, and then losing it. There is super footage of instant, smiling and clapping ing champion Steffi Graf against 24-year-old Swede and had the was July 24, 1983, for Minnesota. held in October was expected to information about the manufac­ led demonstrators. Pate fighting and landing his largest to date, a wildly as her husband and father Chris Evert and eight-time cham­ more varied shots to go with it. “It was nice to see Hawkins throw a shutout,” Sax earn about $10,000. Heavy rain ture of the particular fabrics He has been stripped of his HANGING 188-pound tarpon on a fly. The scenes of that fish of two punched the air. pion Martina Navratilova against The match was littered with 17 said. “I think they saw the real Andy Hawkins pelted the auction tent, and kept used. party and government posts, but $ 1 0 9 5 coming out of the water like an express train gone Instant rapport — and it made a Catarina Lindqvist of Sweden. service breaks and had little tonight. I saw him in the National League and I know people away. The auction earned Chen’s occasional reference to FUCHSIAS Reg. .12« point. While McEnroe will play Ed­ pattern. But the quality of play how good he is.” Rowe said he has found out that berserk is something I’ll never forget, or even want improved and by the end, both only a few hundred dollars. Cheney fabrics were used in the him as “comrade” and similar to forget. His technique in mastering this monster Just when he says he has his berg in one of Friday’s men’s Hawkins, 10-8, won for the fifth time in six starts, Rowe said fund-raising and movie, “Gold Diggers” of 1933, references in the official press personal life together, McEnroe semifinals, the other features a players were performing at their striking out three and walking none. If was his BEDDING PLANTS of the deep, is planted deep in my mind, and I can’t best. second complete game this season and first shutout identifying sources of donations starring Ruby Keeler and Dick indicate he retains his party SPECIAL wait to get to Florida again next year. is in the semifinals at Wimbledon rematch of last year’s final four 9 is the major problem of almost all Powell. membership. PETUNIAS - SALVIA - for the first time since 1984. meeting of big-hitters, Ivan Lendl Wilander had chances, none as since May 31, 1988, when he beat Philadelphia 8-0 for MARIGOLDS - ASTERS - This tape is 70 minutes long. There are different and Boris Becker. golden as when he had a set-point San Diego. scenes of various fish, hooked, lost, brought to boat “It’s a juggling act,” the DAHLIAS 30-year-old McEnroe said after Lendl and Becker ousted the leading 6-5 in the first set In Hawkins’ lOvictories, the Yankees have scored and released, and of course that 188 pounder on a beating Wilander 7-6, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 tournament’s last two unseeded tiebreaker. He returned a soft, 60 runs. In his eight losses, they have totaled 11 runs. VEGETABLE PLANTS 16-pound test tippet that has become a IFGA world on Wednesday. “Anyone who has men, both Americans, in the half-court ball into the net, lost “I think all pitchers are better with a big lead,” ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. BEST BUY $J49 record on a fly. quarterfinals. The top-seeded the tiebreaker and was always Hawkins said. “I just want to go out and do well and LETTUCE - TOMATOES - kids and is married knows. PARSLEY - SQUASH - Once again, the photography is spectacular, the Playing tennis is the easy part. I Lendl beat an ailing Dan Goldie struggling to keep pace with give my club seven good innings.” OIL CO. running commentary by Pate, is excellent and the McEnroe after that. New York made it 5-0 in the fourth off rookie INSURANSMITHS SINCE Vernon, CT PEPPERS - ONIONS each think I’m doing a better job with 7-6, 7-6, 6-0. Becker hammered knowledge to be gained by novice and experienced the juggling act at this particular outclassed Paul Chamberlin, “He was playing better on the reliever Mike Schwabe on Ken Phelps’ bases-loaded angler, can’t be beat. And for sheer entertainment, time.” ranked 91st in the world. 6-1, 6-2, big points,” said Wilander, who RBI single and added a run in the fifth on Sax’s 1914 875-0876 never has made the semifinals at even for non fishermen or ladies, the second tape is While McEnroe controlled his 6- 0. run-scoring single. 8 BUSH & CLIMBERS JACKSON “I was still looking forward and Wimbledon. “I think I had a lead New York scored three runs in the seventh on IN BUD & BLOOM excellent. Give it a try. temper through most of his & PERKINS match, fellow American Tim the ball was by me,” Chamberlin in every set. It’s never too much Sax’s third RBI single and Polonia’s two-run homer, 649-5241 ROSES $899 NEWEST VARIETIES said, “The next time I play him, fun to lose but ... he produced his first home run with the Yankees. 65 East Center Street ,6 8 ®.. Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many Mayotte lost his. ISO Qatton Min. years, is a recognized authority on the subject of The normally mild-mannered I’ll probably wear a cup and chest “I was a leadoff batter with Oakland so now I have Manchester, CT Prk># eub|#cl to change e VokinM Olacoonta ______& up See McENROE, page 13 to make an adjustment,” said Polonia. bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. Mayotte exploded during the protector.” 9 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 6. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur.sday, July 6. 1989 - 13

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By The Associated Press “ I thought I’d be in a better because I’m synonymous with on Wednesday night but plans to straight year as the NL’s short­ average. make his 1989 major-league debut McEnroe po.sition than sixth at the end of third base.” said Schmidt, who stop. He outdistanced Cincinna­ Schmidt, who was an All-Star as its next commissioner NEW YORK — Injured Jose the voting. But I expect to be at was hitting .203 with six homers on Sunday, Oakland’s final game ti’s Barry Larkin, the majors’ starter seven times, expressed no From page 11 Canseco, who hasn’t played in a the All-Star Game.” Sierra said. and 28 RBIs when he retired. before the break. second-leading hitter at .351, by regrets about not being allowed to “ Maybe it will start a new craze “ The fans are. and have been, more than 950,000 votes. Balti­ play. Bv Dave Goldberg major-league game this season, “ If I’m Canseco I wouldn’t start The Associated Press wants to jump from the minor- the game. I would go because the — guys will start to retire before extremely supportive of me.” more’s Cal Ripken will start for Canseco’s desire to play has some great shots at times and I time in his previous match was bumped out in the second Canseco said. “ They are the ones league Huntsville Stars to the fans chose me but I’d let some­ the All-Star game.” the fifth time as the AL’s Oakland officials worried. thought I played well at times as against John Fitzgerald, at times round last year. NL president Bill White and who vote for who they want to see shortstop. “ What I’m concerned about is if CHICAGO — Jim Finks has been a quarterback, American League All-Stars. body else start.” coach, scout and a general manager who’s rebuilt well.” barked at umpire Richard Kauf- “ I just didn’t feel like I really Mike Schmidt’s star flamed out Schmidt will definitely be in All-Star manager Tom Lasorda in the game, their favorites, and Oakland was the only team with he has his head on straight about Wilander, who has won every mann but was generally well- wanted to be here at that of Los Angeles will pick a obviously I’m one of their three starters. Joining Canseco what he’s supposed to be doing, three sagging NFL franchises. earlier this season and forced him Anaheim, but will only be intro­ Now, unless something highly unexpected other Grand Slam tournament behaved. particular lime,” McEnroe said. into retirement. But he was voted duced in pregame ceremonies. replacement for Schmidt, an favorites.” will be catcher Terry Steinbach, and that’s to help us win the and was the world’s top-ranked Wilander noticed. “ It’s a very difficult tournament First baseman Will Clark of happens, he is about to cap his career by becoming the National League All-Star “ It will be my last hurrah.” 11-time All-Star. Sabo is on the who drove in both runs in last division.” A’s manager Tony player last year, was asked what “ I think he behaved very well mentally. ... You need to be quite San Francisco led all vote-getters the NFL’s first new commissioner since 1960. third haseman anyway, although said Schmidt, who retired on May- disabled list and cannot play. year’s 2-1 AL victory, and first. LaRussa said. “ If he doesn’t he had to do to win Wimbledon. today.” Wilander .said. “ I think prepared for this event.” with 1,833,329 and will make his Representatives of the league’s 28 teams were to he won’t play. 29 with 548 home runs, seventh on Pittsburgh’s Bobby Bonilla and baseman Mark McGwire. understand that, then the All-Star “ I think I have to improve my maybe he has a little more Mayotte, who earned the nick­ second All-Star start. Outfielder McGwire reached 100 career meet today to choose a successor to Pete Rozelle. As u.sual, there were several the all-time list, plus a record 11 Howard Johnson of the New York Game is just one little problem. I serve, my volley, my forehand, respect for the top players ” name “ Gentleman Tim” for his Bo Jackson of Kansas City got the who shocked the owners in March by announcing he oddities in the voting for next Gold Gloves and a record-tying Mets finished third and fourth in home runs Wednesday night think he understands that.” then backhand, in that order,” he McEnroe, a three-time Wim­ on-court manners, refu.sed to most votes in the AL with when he hit a three-run shot off Oakland general manager is stepping down after 29 years to pursue a life of Tuesday night’s All-Star Game at three Most Valuable Player the voting, separated by only replied. bledon champion, .skipped the shake hands with the umpire 2.244 votes. 1,748,696 and will make his first Kansas City’s Charlie Leibrandt Sandy Alderson said: “ It’s our leisure in San Diego. Anaheim, Calif., with Oakland’s awards. “ I’ll tip my hat to the And while anyone will have the right to make McEnroe, warned for wasting tournament in 1986 and 1987 and after his quarterfinal defeat. Canseco and Philadelphia’s crowd and get goosebumps one Canseco, last year’s AL MVP appearance. in his 1.400th at-bat. Only Hall of decision when he comes off the when he became the first player Only one race was decided in Earner Ralph Kiner got to 100 disabled list, and he has to be nominations, the owners are expected to follow the Schmidt leading the parade. more time. I think that’s some­ recommendation of a six-member committee and In addition. Texas’ Ruben thing I’ll always remember and in major-league history to hit 40 the final week. Texas second faster, in 1,351 at-bats. activated to play in the All-Star home runs and steal 40 bases in baseman Julio Franco, who is Also elected for the AL were Game. Even if we activate him, if select Finks, currently president of the New Orleans Sierra, who leads the AL with a always be proud of.” Saints and the architect of Super Bowl teams in .334 average and is tied for the Schmidt, the first retired the same season, has been out tied with Sierra at 61 RBIs, Boston’s Wade Boggs at third we feel it’s not in the best since spring training with a overcame a 7,000-vote margin base and Minnesota’s Kirby interests of the Oakland A’s to Minnesota and Chicago. According to several RBI lead with 61, was not voted to player elected an all-star starter, sources. Finks met Tuesday with the committee in will wear a Phillies uniform and fractured bone in his left wrist, and beat out Steve Sax of the New Puckett in the outfield. For the play him in the All-Star Game, we the starting outfield — he finished New York to work out a contract. sixth — while Darryl Strawberry sit in the NL dugout during the which required surgery. He has York Yankees by 27,000. NL, Benito Santiago of San Diego might prefer that he takes three San Francisco’s Kevin Mit­ “ We were told to identify a guy and name him and of the New York Mets. batting game. He won the closest race at been with Huntsville of the Class is the catcher, Ryne Sandberg of or four days off.” AA Southern League on a rehabil­ chell, leading the majors with 28 the Chicago Cubs at second base There were 6,051,313votescast, that’s what we’re going to do,” Wellington Mara of just .223. was second among NL any position, edging Cincinnati’s the New York Giant.s. the committee’s co- outfielders. However. Straw­ Chris Sabo by 16,136 votes. itation assignment and has five homers and 76 RBIs, led NL and Tony Gwynn of San Diego in down from last year’s 6,146,477. outfielders. Ozzie Smith of St. the outfield. Gwynn leads the chairman. said Wednesday, The Associated Press berry probably won’t play be­ “ It probably was a lot of kids hits in 22 at-bats. Reserves and pitchers were to He did not play for Huntsville Louis will start for the seventh majors with a .355 batting be named today. While Mara would not confirm it, numerous other cause of a toe injury. punching my name on the ballot sources said the “ one guy” is Finks, who in 1955 beat ROZELLE’S REPLACEMENT? Jim out future Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas for the job Finks dons a cap of the New Orleans as quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Saints after being named the team’s Rose suit “I threw 26 interceptions that season and president and general manager in Reds kick away retired,” Finks said recently. “ Johnny Unitas was never heard from again.” January 1986. Finks reportedly will be In three years with the Saints, Finks took a team the next NFL commissioner. is delayed that had never been over .500 in its 19-year existence game to the Phils and turned it into one that has been 12-3 and 10-6 the two presidents of the United States were when they By Joe Kay last two seasons. took office. Moreover, he is in excellent health, The Associated Press He was one of the favorites for the commissioner’s plays tennis regularly and unlike Rozelle. who got Bv The Associated Press job from the time Rozelle announced his retirement. the job at 33, will probably serve a five-year term. COLUMBUS. Ohio — Pete In fact, the only impediment seemed to be Finks’ The only other major contenders for the job were Paul O’Neill was embarrased. NL Roundup Rose’s lawsuit is going extra age — he will be 62 on Aug. 31, making him only a Jack Kemp, the one-time San Diego and Buffalo And he didn’t even lose the game. innings in federal court. year younger than Rozelle, who said the job had quarterback who is now secretary of Housing and Catcher Jeff Reed did that. A federal judge has given worn him down. Urban Development, and Paul Tagliabue, the “ I might have a tough time league-leading 28th homer and lawyers for baseball Commis­ But even at his age, Finks is younger than the last NFL’s Wa.shington counsel. keeping a straight face,” Phillies his sixth in seven games against sioner A. Bartlett Giamatti until manager Nick Leyva said Wed­ Pittsburgh, which lost for the July 12 to present their argu­ nesday night after Philadelphia third time in 11 games. ments for moving Ro.se’s lawsuit beat Cincinnati 3-2 in 10 innings. Barry Bonds hit a three-run from state to federal courts. Surprising O’s halfway home “ That’s a first.” homer in the ninth off Steve Rose’s lawyers have until July 17 Steve Jeltz opened the 10th with Bedrosian, Bonds’ 11th home run to reply in their attempt to keep a single to shortstop off John this season. Barry Bonds and his the lawsuit before a state judge. Franco. 2-2. Jeltz stole second as father. Bobby, have teamed for An agreement reached Wed­ while extra innings bedevil A’s Bob Dernier struck out and 408 homers, the most ever by a nesday in connection with the father and son and one more than headed to third as Len Dykstra legal dispute will keep Rose in a Bv Ben Walker doing it in 1.400 at-bats: Ralph singled to right. both Yogi Berra and son Dale and Cincinnati Reds’ uniform until at The Associated Press Kiner did it in 1.351 tries. O’Neill, playing in right, twice Gus Bell and son Buddy. least July 20 — exactly four AL Roundup McGwire’s two-run single hobbled Dykstra’s hit and then, Bob Walk, 7-5. gave up 11 hits months after baseball announced The Baltimore Orioles are capped a four-run rally in the ^ 1 thinking Jeltz had already and five runs in 5 1-3 innings. ■ T T - its investigation of gambling halfway home and want to speed eighth that put the Athletics scored, kicked the ball toward W ^ allegations against the manager. Cardinals 3, Dodgers 2: Jose up the schedule. The Oakland concerned about right now, not ahead 9-8. George Brett homered first. Oquendo tripled off John Wette- Neither side was surprised Athletics, meanwhile, want to our place in the standings.” and drove in two runs for the “ I got to the ball as fast as I land, 2-1, and scored on John Wednesday at the timetable stop playing more than nine The Orioles won their third Royals. could,” O’Neill said. “ I don’t Morris’ double off former team­ approved by U.S. District Judge innings. straight game, holding off To­ Angels 2, Rangers 1: Dick know what happened. Too much mate Rick Horton to snap a 2-2tie John D. Holschuh, even though it The Orioles continued their ronto at the SkyDome. Bob Schofield tripled home the tying in a hurry I guess. But it won’t in the seventh. means the baseball season will be amazing turnaround by beating Melvin’s two-run double and Phil run and scored on Johnny Ray’s happen again. Just no reason for John Costello, 1-1, pitched an well into its second half with Toronto 5-4 Wednesday night, Bradley’s solo homer helped sacrifice fly in the eighth inning it. I can’t explain what inning in relief for the victory Rose’s fate unresolved. giving them a 23-game improve­ Baltimore take a 5-0 lead in the as California rallied past visiting happened.” over the visiting Dodgers and The Asfoclated Prase ment over last season at the third inning against Jimmy Key, Texas. Jeltz, who didn’t see O’Neill’s “ It is certainly Pete’s and our Todd Worrell got two outs for his midway mark. 7-8. The Angels had just four hits performance in right, remained contain the baseball, during Wednesday desire that it be decided as soon 11th save in 13 opportunities. SCORES — New York’s Kevin McRey- Baltimore is 47-34 and holds a The Blue Jays scored twice in against Charlie Hough, 5-9, until at third, and Leyva couldn’t as reasonably possible.” Rose St. Louis has won five of its last nolds dives toward home to score a run night’s game at the Astrodome. McRey- 6‘/i-game edge in the American third and Fred McGriff hit a solo Schofield’s fly ball fell when blame him. lawyer Reuven J. Katz said. six games while Los Angeles has as Houston catcher Craig Biggio takes a nolds scored, but the Mets lost, 6-5. League East, the largest lead in home run in the fourth against outfielders Cecil Espy and Ruben “ We had a scouting report on “ Although we’re anxious to get lost six of its last eight. Orel the majors. Last year, the Orioles Bob Milacki, 5-8. Sierra ran into each other. Ray O’Neill’s arm,” Leyva said, “ but swipe at him with his glove, that did not Hershiser failed to get a decision this case decided, we understand were 24-57 and 26 games behind as Olson relieved to start the met Jeff Russell with another fly not his foot.” for the first time in 17 starts this (the judge’s) time needs, having the All-Star Game approached eighth and Toronto got a run on ball. TIMOTHY MILLER Dykstra went to second on the year. just been brought into it.” and wound up with the worst one-out singles by Tony Fernan­ Chuck Finley, 10-6, pitched a play and Tom Herr was intention­ Holschuh got the case Monday record in baseball. dez, Kelly Gruber and George five-hitter in his eighth complete ally walked to load the bases. Expos 7, Braves 5: Dennis MANCHESTER HERALD Hatcher helps beat the Mets after baseball’s lawyers asked “ Nobody on this team is looking Bell. But Olson struck out game, tied for most in the league. Reed then failed to handle Fran­ Martinez won his eighth consecu­ the U.S. District Court in Cincin­ ahead to the break.” reliever McGriff and, after intentionally Mariners 7, Twins 3; Ken Griffey co’s 1-0 pitch to Von Hayes, and tive decision and Hubie Brooks’ Ron Darling, 6-6. allowed six nati to take Rose’s lawsuit away Gregg Olson said. “ We’ve been walking Ranee Mulliniks. retired Jr. hit two solo home runs and Jeltz scored on the passed ball. sacrifice fly broke a 5-5 tie in the HOUSTON (AP) — Billy “ We’re getting back into the runs and 11 hits in 4 and 2-3 from the state courts. Two taking this thing one game at a pinch hitter Lloyd Moseby on a fly Gene Harris got his first Ameri­ “ It was a screwball that broke sixth after visiting Montreal Hatcher figures the time has one-run wins again, but when you HONOR CARRIER and innings, walking four and striking federal judges in Cincinnati time.” ball. can League victory as the rookies the other way than it normally rallied from a 4-0 deficit. come for him to give his team­ get a five-run lead like we had, transferred the request to the "I think that’s one of the secrets Royals 12, Athletics 9: Bo sent Seattle over visiting does,” Reed said. “ I expected it Martinez, 9-1, allowed nine hits mates some help. you can’t let those get away from out two. Houston took a 5-0 lead in the court in Columbus to avoid to our success. We haven’t looked Jackson got three hits, stole three Minnesota. to break inside. It went outside. in five innings, struck out three “ I’ve had a lapse and I haven’t you,” Houston manager Art first three innings. Bill Doran hit appearances of impropriety, cit­ back and we don’t look any bases and scored the tiebreaking Griffey leads all rookies with 13 SCHOLARSHIP BOND WINNER All I could do was just jab at it and and walked two. Mark Eichhorn, been doing things right, but the Howe said. an RBI single in the first and the farther ahead than the next run in the 11th inning on Frank homers after his second two- try to keep it in front of me.” 1-2, came in to start the sixth with team has been winning and New York manager Davey ing Rose’s popularity in the 9 Astros made it 4-0 in the second game,” Olson said. “ Honestly. I White’s single. In the ninth, homer game. Harris, 1-1, gave up Roger McDowell, 2-5, pitched a a 5-3 lead and gave up Mike taking the pressure off me,” he Johnson was concerned with the Cincinnati area. when Hatcher and Gerald Young don’t think anyone on this club Jackson singled, stole second and one run on four hits in six innings for JUNE 1989 two-hit 10th for the victory. The Aldrete’s two-run double and said Wednesday night after help­ Mets’ lack of timely hitting. hit RBI singles and Doran hit a Rose’s lawyers filed papers even realized it was 81 games.” came home on Pat Tabler’s single and Mike Schooler got his 19th Reds have lost six of their last Brooks’ fly. ing the Houston Astros to a 6-5 “ We have a veteran ballclub with Holschuh on Wednesday in run-scoring groundnut. The Athletics began the day for a tie at 9. save. is being congratulated by Assistant Circuiation Director, eight and 17 of their last 26. Cubs 5, Padres 3: Mark Grace victory over the New York Mets. with a lot of young guys playing an attempt to show the federal The Astros added a run in the with the best record in the majors Kansas City leads the majors in Indians 4, White Sox 2: Greg Dwayne Murphy’s two-run sin­ hit a two-run homer off Dennis “ They have carried me. now I can now,” Johnson said. “ They are court has no grounds to intervene. Geriinde Coiietti third as Ken Caminiti tripled and at 50-33. but lost at home to extra-inning games, 13, and has a Swindell won 11th game and gle gave the Phillies the lead in Rasmussen, 3-6, and doubled carry them. I just have to start giving it everything they have, scored on Craig Biggie’s single. Lawyer Robert G. Stachler also Kansas City 12-9 in 11 innibgs. 9-4 record. The Royals, who had Cleveland completed a three- the fourth but Cincinnati tied it in three times as Chicago beat San believing in myself again.” but they didn’t come up with the An RBI single by Gregg Jeffer­ took a swipe at the commission­ Oakland is 0-7 in extra-inning 18 hits, have gotten 22 runs on 30 game sweep of visiting Chicago. Tim of 47 Kensington St., Manchester is 11 years oid and the eighth on Joel Youngblood’s Diego for the sixth time in seven Hatcher got three hits, scored key, two-out hit when we needed ies cut it to 5-1 in the fourth and er’s office, claiming it was trying games and fell out of sole hits in two nights against Oak­ Swindell, 11-2, trails only 13- RBI single and right fielder games. two runs and drove in a third. it.” to change courts after losing attends Nathan Hale School. His hobbies are computer games New York pulled to within 5-4 in possession of first place in the AL land, the most in consecutive game winner Dave Stewart in AL Hayes’ throwing error. Grace drove in three runs and Houston pulled to within a I'/i Danny Darwin improved to 8-2, twice in the state court system. the fifth on RBI singles by Juan West for the first time since June games versus the Athletics this victories. Swindell lowered his and modei rockets. Tim says the best thing about being a 8 Giants 6, Pirates 4: Trevor hit his first home run since April games of San Francisco, the relieving Bob Knepper and pitch­ Samuel and Mark Carreon and a 7. California took over the top spot season. earned-run average to 2.75 and Wilson, 1-1, allowed two hits and 29, the Cubs’ second homer in 120 National League West leader. ing three scoreless innings. He Federal courts in the 1970’s sacrifice fly by Kevin upheld the baseball commission­ by rallying past Texas 2-1. Mark McGwire hit his 100th Doug Jones got his 21st save. Heraid carrier is, "The pay." Tim just bought a computer but one run in seven innings for his innings. “ If we play consi.stent baseball, gave up two hits, struck out four McReynolds. er’s sweeping authority under “ These guys have dealt with career homer and drove in five Brad Komminsk, told by Man­ first major-league victory and Scott Sanderson, 8-6, allowed we have a great chance to win it,” and walking none. Dave Smith, most of the money he earns goes in the bank. Darwin hit a sacrifice fly in the challenges from team owners heartbreak before,” Oakland runs for Oakland. He became the ager Doc Edwards that he would also singled home a run at Three eight hits and three runs in five Hatcher said. the fifth Astros pitcher, pitched fifth and Mookie Wilson hit a Charles 0. Finley and Ted manager Tony La Russa said. second-fastest player to reach the start as long as he hits, connected Rivers Stadium. innings. Paul Kilgus finished with The Astros are 48-36, including the ninth for his 17th save in 18 sacrifice fly in the eighth. Turner. “ Our win total is what I’m mark in major-league history. for a three-run homer. Kevin Mitchell hit his major two-hit relief for his second save. 22-15 in one-run games. opportunities. 4 9 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 6, 1989 - 15 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 6, 1989 Puzzles Softball News parody changes format

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Lucy Webb is the only executed, we’re being more delicate. □ □ □ played at Comiskey Park, Chicago. The American Seottle 7, Minnesota 3 37 Indian pony 1 2 3 returning member of the old cast. “ We used President Bush’s response to the League beats the National League 4-2 on Babe California Z Texas 1 lights, HBO 6 10 11 BY ANY OTHER NAME: Paramount’s Konsos City 13, Oaklond 9, 11 Innlnos 7:30 p.m. — Brewers at Red 38 Tilts • “ The trouble before was that it had no China situation, which was so wishy-washy. Ruth’s two-run homer. upcoming half-hour news and information Tliursdav's Oontes Sox, NESN, WTIC 39 Rice wine 12 linear construction, no link,” said co­ He expressed ‘deep regret,' which we said 1957 — Althea Gibson becomes the first black to Detroit (Hudson (M) at New York series has had its name changed from (Porker 3-1), 1 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — GHOhighlights, 41 Shinto temple R executive producer John Moffltt. “ You had falls just short of ‘total regret.’ We made a win a title at the All England Lawn Tennis Club by 15 16 “ Tabloid” to “Hard Copy.” The syndicated Milwaukee (Navarro 141) at Boston Channel 30 4 2 ______Haw four or five cast members who played all point and made people think.” beating Darlene Hard 6-3, 6-2 in the women’s (Boddicker 5-71, 7:3S p.m. " show will debut Sept. 18 and so far has been Baltimore (Bollard Id-3) at Toronto 8 p.m. — Reds at Mets, 4 4 ___of Wight parts, from newsmen to crazy general. Our The show was less forthright in poking fun singles title match. 18 sold in 120 markets. Alan Frio will be the news (Stottlemvre (M), 7:35 p.m. Channel 8, WFNS 46 Wall covering trademark was taking real news footage and at the proposed Time-Warner merger and the 1968 — Billie Jean King wins her third consecutive Konsos City (Aoulno 3-3) at Doklond J anchor of “ Hard Copy,” which will “ delve manipulating it and cutting it with phony subsequent bid by Paramount to take over women’s singles title at Wimbledon by beating (M oore 10-5), 8:10 p.m. 8 p.m. — Baseball: U.S. 4 9 ___Dinsmore behind the headlines to report the untold Minnesota (Rowley 4-7) at Seattle national team vs. Taiwan, questions from our newsmen cast. Time. HBO is a division of Time Inc. “ It’s Australia Judy Tegart 9-7, 7-5. (Swift 4-2), 10:05 p.m. 53 Bernstein, for “ But there was no audience identification hard to bite the hand that feeds you,” said stories about the people, places and events 1975 — Ruffian, an undefeated filly, and Kentucky Texas (Ryan 9-4) of Californio The Aoooclotod Press SportsChannel short making news today,” according to Para­ (McC^nklll 9^), 10:35 p.m. 11:30 p.m. — GHO high­ with our people. It never achieved an Moffitt. Derby winner Foolish Pleasure race in a match Only games scheduled 54 Armored audience following. It was bounced around "W e did have a test tone like that of the mount executive Frank Kelly. race. Ruffian, racing on the lead, sustains a severe Friday's Games FIRM G RIP — Professional wrestler Sergeant Slaughter, right, wraps his big lights, Channels 3, 8 mammal Toronto at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Y 11:30 p.m. — Wimbledon leg injury and is pulled up by jockey Jacinto New Y ork of Boston, 8:05 p.m. arms around Cromwell Chief of Police Michael Green as Salughter waits to 56 Hill dweller Vasquez. She is humanely destroyed the following Baltimore at Mllwoukee, 8:30 p.m. highlights, Channel 30 57 Baby carriage Chlcogo at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. tee off in the pro-am event of the Canon Greater Harford Open golf day. Cleveland of Seattle, 10:05 p.m, 58 Ruin (2 wds., Minnesota of California. 10:35 p.m. tournament on Wednesday. Slaughter was one of the biggest celebrities on T V Tonight sl.) Texas at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. hand. Boston Red Sox pitcher Roger Clemens, scheduled to play, was a Transactions 59 Numbers no-show. _____ (abbr.) National Leaguestandlngs and a mighty swordsman battle an evil [M AX] MOVIE: The Cotton Club' (CC) (j® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 6 :0 0 P M d ) d ) (?D @5) (4® n «w s 60 Ancient serf queen for control of her kingdom. Brigitte In the 1930s, a jazz musician saves the life (2® Laveme 8i Shirley dD Matt Houston Nielsen, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sandahl of a powerful racketeer and is towed dee­ IN BRIEF Eoft DIvItton Indians 4, White Sox 2 National League results Giants 6, Pirates 4 BASEBALL 61 Rams' mates [A&E] Jacques Loussier; Bach to Bach Bergman. 1985. per and deeper into the violent world of W L Pet. OB American League (11) Star Trek Jacques Loussier blends jazz with Bach gangsters and gunmen. Richard Gere, Gre­ Montreal 47 37 .560 _ BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Placed Joy [A 8iE] Durrell in Russia Naturalist Gerald Chlcogo 44 38 .537 2 CHICAGO CLEVELAND SA N F R A N PITTSBURGH Tibbs, pitcher, on the IS^doy disabled list, DOWN (tl) McMillan and Wife gory Hines, Diane Lane. 1984. Rated R. (In classics. (60 min.) Durrell and his zoologist wife, Lee, begin Gooden has muscle tear New York 42 38 .525 3 o b r h b l O b r h b l Phllll8s3,Red82 o b r h b l o b r h b l retrooctive to July 3. Recalled Pete Hcrnisch, (20) Sledge Hammerl Stereo) [CNN] Crossfire Gollghr cf 2 0 0 0 Butler cf their tour of Russia. St. Louis 41 36 .519 3W Browne 2b 4 1 1 0 5 2 2 0 Congels If 4 1 2 0 Ditcher, from Rochester of the International [DIS] Cropp Family Nature Album; Pittsburgh 35 44 .443 9W Lyons 3b 3 0 0 0 James dh 4 0 1 0 (10 Innings) Oberkfl 3b 4 1 2 1 Lind 2b 5 0 2 0 Leogue. 1 1944 invasion (24l Motorw eek (R) 1 0:30PM g® Odd Couple NEW YORK (A P) — New York Mets pitcher [CNN] PrfmeNews Tom bs in the Coral The Cropp family ex­ PhltodelDhlo 30 50 .375 15 Baines dh 4 0 0 0 Corter If 4 1 0 1 W O o rk 1b 5 0 11 Redus 1b 4 0 1 0 CALIFORNIA ANGELS— Recalled Terry date (c)1989 by NEA (26) Charlie's Angels (iB) Easy W ay to Lose W eight Dwight Gooden, who went on the disabled list Coldeim rf Snyder rf [D IS ] W alt Disney Presents Donald, plores several sunken ships off the coast West Division 4 1 2 0 4 1 2 0 CINCINNATI PHILA Mitchell If 2 1 1 1 Bonlllo 3b 4 0 0 0 Clerk, pitcher, from Edmonton ot the Pocitic Fisk c (^ W KRP in Cincinnati Goofy and Pluto vacation in Hawaii and the of Australia. (60 min.) last weekend, has been diagnosed with a slight W L Pet. OB 4 1 2 2 PO BrIn 1b 4 0 2 0 O b r h b l o b r h bl Kennedy c 2 0 1 0 GWIIson rt 3 0 0 1 Coast League. Sent Jim Eppord, Inflekter.to (®D INN News Posquo If Grand Canyon. (60 min.) Son Francisco 49 34 .590 _ 4 0 0 0 Kom nsk cf 3 1 1 3 LHarrls 3b 3 0 0 0 Dvkstro cf 5 0 1 0 Litton 2b 2 0 0 0 VonSlyk cf 3 0 0 0 Edmonton. d?) World of Survival (R) (38) Hogan's Heroes [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide muscle tear in his right shoulder and may miss G W alkr 1b 4 0 0 0 Houston 48 36 .571 V/2 Aguayo 3b 3 0 1 0 Room s ph 0 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 0 3 0 Riles 2b 3 1 2 0 ROunns ss 2 0 0 0 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Sent Atork [ESPN] Auto Racing: Corvette Chal­ MonrlQ 2b 3 0 1 0 Allonson c Si) Three’s Company (5® Three's Com pany [USA] Dragnet 3-4 weeks, the club said Wednesday. Cincinnati 43 40 .518 6 3 0 1 0 GDffev ph 10 0 0 VHaves rf 4 1 2 0 M nw m g c 2 0 0 0 LViller ph 0 1 0 0 Solos, catcher, to Colorado Springs ot the Boston ph lenge (Taped) Son Diego 40 44 .476 9W 10 0 0 Fermln ss 3 0 0 0 Chorlton p 0 0 0 0 Jordan 1b 4 1 1 0 Sherldn rf 3 0 0 0 Ortiz c 3 0 0 0 Pacific Coast Leogue. Recalled Pete Doleno, [A8iE] New Wilderness [DIS] Beatles The diagnosis, arrived at after extensive Guillen ss 4 0 2 0 MIdndo rt 2 0 0 0 [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Great Outdoors' 1:1 5 AM [TM C] Short Film Showcase Los Angeles 39 44 .470 10 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 Dw M py If 3 0 1 2 RRyIds ph 1110 first baseman, from Cotbrodo Springs. CELEBRITY CIPHER [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Cat from Outer Atlanta 34 49 .410 15 To toll 33 3 7 3 Totols 33 4 9 4 Uribe ss 5 0 1 0 Walk p 10 0 0 (CC) A Chicago family’s idyllic country va­ [H B O ] M O V IE ; Busted Up' ICC) Street tests that included magnetic resonance im ag­ Brwnng ph 10 0 0 Porrett p 0 0 0 0 Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Space' An extraterrestrial tomcat crash 1 :30AM CID Joe Franklin WttfncMktv't O anm TWIIson p 3 0 11 M G orcIa p 0 0 0 0 SEATTLE MARINERS—Sent Terry cation turns disastrous when obnoxious boxer leads movement to save area from ing. alleviated fears that Gooden’s injury was Franco p 0 0 0 0 Ford ph 10 0 0 Each letter in the cipher stands for another Today's clue F equals P lands on Earth and seeks help from U.S Phllodelphio 3, CIncInnotl Z 10 Innlnos Q ilcooo ooo ooo DNIxon ph 1110 King ph 10 0 0 Tdvlor.pltcher, to Calgary of the PocItlcCodst relatives show up. Dan Aykroyd, John demoliton. Paul Coufos, Irene Cara, Tony 3® INN News Daniels If 5 0 0 0 Thon ss 0 0 0 0 scientists to repair his spaceship Ken more serious. Son Froncisco 6, Pittsburgh 4 ClevelOfMl 400 000 OOX— 4 Larkin ss 4 0 1 0 Doulfon c 3 0 0 0 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Heaton p 0 0 0 0 (.eaaue on o 3Bdoy Inlury rehabilitation Candy, Stephanie Faracy. 1988. Rated PG. Rosato. 1986. Rated R. @ Angie DP— Chlcogo 1. LOB— Chlcogo 8, Cleve­ Bedrosn p Berry, Sandy Duncan, Harry Morgan Montreol 7, Atlonto 5 E D a vIs cf 4 0 1 0 CHoyes 3b 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bonds ph 1113 assignment. P C A A K B K Y S K K O V V K In a statement, the Mets quoted Dr. Fiske land 5. 26— Browne. HR— Kommlnsk (J), (In Stereo) (g) (S) 3® 33 3® Honeymooners Pan 1 of 2. Chlcogo 5r Son Diego 3 ONetIt rf 3 0 0 0 AdducI ph 10 0 0 Totols 39 612 4 Totols 33 4 7 4 Notional League 1978 Rated G. 11:00PM ® ® Warren, one of the club’s orthopedic surgeons, St. Louts 3. Los Angeles 2 Fisk (5). SB— Guillen (22). S— Lyons. Bnzngr lb 4 0 0 0 RM cD w l p 0 0 0 0 ATLANTA BRAVES—Purchased the [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire N ew s [CNN] Newsnight Update IP H R ER BB SO Son Froncisco 011 031 010—6 E M K A M K [ E S P N ] Baseball's Greatest Hits 1971 hfouston 6. New York 5 LOunns 2b 4 1 1 0 Jeltz ss 4 1 1 0 controct of Ed Whited, third baseman, TPFIYRCAR RMCA [M AX] MOVIE; 'The Don is Dead' Nine ® It's a Living as saying there was no other damage to the Ctilcooo Pittsburgh 100 000 003-4 from Richmond ot the International All-Star Game. [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull (R) Tliursdov’t Oomts Dloz c 3 0 1 0 M cW Im s p 2 0 0 0 of the nation's 24 families meet to choose arm and “ no career threatening problems” Son Diego (Terrell 4-11) of Chlcogo Reuss L.7-5 7 8 4 4 0 Wnghm pr 0 10 0 Dernier If 2 0 10 E—Congelosl, VonSlyke. LOB—Son League. Optioned Jeff Wetherbv, out­ [L IF E ] Cagney & Lacey Part 1 of 2. 3 5 Cheers (CC). [U SA] Feather and Father Gang (G.Moddux 7-7), 2:20 pm . Patterson 1 10 0 0 Francisco 11, Pittsburgh 8. 2B^Oberkfetl. fielder, to Richmond. YKDKTBKV RKOKJYCP a new Don after a death. Anthony Quinn, Gooden, a right-hander, has experienced Reed c 1 0 1 0 [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Bridges at Toko- Angel Tompkins, Robert Forster. 1973. (1® Can You Beat Baldness? Son Francisco (Reuschel 12-3) at Pittsburgh Clevtkmd Mahler p 2 0 10 HR— Mitchell (28), Bonds (11). SB— DNIxon H O U STO N A ST R O S— Signed Jett Juden, 1 :50AM (3D Love Boat tightness and some pain in the shoulder for the (Smilev 7-3), 7:35 p.m. Swindell W.11-2 7 2-3 6 2 2 3 (8). SF— GWIIson. pitcher, and osslgned him to the Astros' Gulf Ri' During the Korean war, a jet pilot takes Rated R 3 ® This Old House (CC) (R) Yngbld ph 1 0 11 DIARCTATAJ PIYK RMCA R K A off on a dangerous mission while his wife 2:00AM (3D The ju d g e (CC) Phllodelphlo (Ruffin 1-3) at Atlonto Orosco 1-3 0 0 0 0 M B rw n 3b 1 0 1 0 IP H R E R B B SO Coast League teom at KIssImnwe, Ro. [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Barbarians' An evil 3® Weekday (R| past month, and finally was placed on the DJones S,21 1 10 0 0 Son Francisco waits fearfully at home. William Holden, (P.SmIth ^9), 7:40 p.m. Totals 37 2 8 1 Totott 36 3 9 2 tyrant (aces the wrath of muscle-bound 3® Real Estate Update 15-day disabled list on Sunday, He had a record CIncInnotl (D.Jockson 5-9) at New York HBP— Kommlnsk. TWIIson W.M 7 2 1 5 4 BASKETBALL C H K Grace Kelly, Fredric March. 1954 (g) M*A*S*H (West 00). 8:05 p.m. Umpires— Home, Merlweother; Prst, Lefferts 1 2 0 0 0 0 Nottoflol Boskelboll Assoctatton EIYHV-' — JKIYJK twins when he enslaves their beautiful (2® N V R Show case of 9-4 and a 2.99 ERA when he was sidelined. Cincinnati 000 000 020 0— 2 [USA] Cartoon Express queen. Peter and David Paul, Richard (6® Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Los Angeles (Leorv 6-5) at St. Louis (HIM M cCoy; Second. Roe; Third, Reilly. Philodelphia 000 200 000 1—3 Bedrosn 1 3 3 3 1 1 DALLAS MAVERICKS—Signed An­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "When you're good-looking, not only do they think ( g Jaffersons (CC). The examination was done by Warren and 4-4),8:05p.m. T— 2:11. A— 11,476. Pittsburgh thony Jones, guard. Lynch, Eva LaRue. 1987. Rated R [A8iE] Improv Tonite Host Greg Lou- One out when winning run scored. you can't act, but that you're brainless." — Veronica Hamel. 6 : 3 0 P M d j C B S N ew s (CC) (In Stereo) [A & E ] Bull in Winter; Last Years of Pa-I Only gomes scheduled Walk L.7-5 5 1-3 11 5 4 1 1 G O L D E N STATE WARRIORS— [USA] Murder, She Wrote Jessica nar­ ganis welcomes some of today's comics. Dr. Steve Albert. The doctors determined that E —VHaves, ONelll. DP— Phllodelphlo 1. ® (4® A B C N ew s (CC) bio Picasso Palomo Picasso and others Frtdoy's Gomes Orioles 5,BlueJaya4 LOB—Cincinnati 6, Phllodelphlo 7. 2B— M GarcIo 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 Announced they hove not tendered a rates her latest novel, the story of three [CNN] Moneyline “ a small muscle tear in the front of the right Los Angeles at Chlcogo, 2:20 p.m. Jordan. S B — Dernier (3). VH oyes (18). Heaton 2 1 1 0 1 0 oudl Ifylng offer to Steve Alford, guard, tor the (20) Too Close for Comfort examine the later life and work of Pablo HBP--Oberkfell bright graduate students who find them­ [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Cincinnati at New York, 7:35 p.m. Jeltz (4). by Walk, Mitchell bv 1989-90 season. Picasso. (60 min.) shoulder” had caused the soreness and Walk. WP— Bedroslon. PB-OrtIz. (22) 36) N B C N ew s (CC). selves involved in plagiarism and murder. Son Diego ot Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. BALTIMORE TORONTO IP H RER BB SO NEW YORK KNICKS—Signed Steve [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire [ D IS ] Little Princess A wealthy linle girl stiffness. Umpires— Home, Putll; First, David­ Boblorz, guard, to o one-veor rookie contract. Guests: Shawn Cassidy, Dinah Manoff. (60 Philadelphia at Atlonto, 7:40 p.m. Ob r h bl o b r h b l Cincinnati (24l d7) Nightly Business Report attending an English seminary is forced to Montreal at Houston, 8:05 p.m. son; Second, Bonin; Third, Horvey. min.) [ U S A ] M iam i Vice Drug lords blackmail Warren said the best treatment for the injury Deverex cf 5 0 0 0 Felix cf 5 0 0 0 Mahler 7 4 2 2 0 6 W KRP in Cincinnati become a scullery maid after her father Son Francisco ot St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Charlton 1 3 0 0 0 1 T— 2:57. A — 22,242. FOOTBALL the federal-agent brother of a star jai-alai was rest. PBrodly If 5 1 1 1 Fernndz ss 4 1 2 1 National Football League 8:30PM @ 3® Different World (CC) dies and leaves her destitute. Based on the SFInley If 0 0 0 0 Gruber rt 4 0 2 0 Dibble 1 0 0 0 1 3 player into providing them with inside in­ WASHINGTON REDSKINS— Announced (Si) Love Connection Walter is jealous when Jaleesa s ex- book by Frances Hodgson Burnett. (60 CRlpkn ss 4 1 1 0 4 0 3 1 Franco L.2-2 1-32101 1 formation on narcotics investigations. (60 GBelt If Expes7.Braves5 the retirement of Mel Koutmon, line­ husband asks for a second chance (R) (In American League results Tettletn dh 3 1 1 0 Lawless c 0 0 0 0 Philodelphia I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [A 8 iE ] Profiles Featured: automobile en­ min.) (In Stereo) min.) Part 2 of 3. McW lllm s 7 2-3 5 2 1 0 6 backer. I « by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Stereo) Million 1b 4 1 1 1 McGrfff lb 4 1 1 1 Canadian Footaoll League trepreneur Henry Ford [ESPN] SportsLook Smith next Rangers’ GM? M elvin c 4 1 3 2 Whitt c 10 0 0 Porrett 11-3 1 0 0 1 0 MONTREAL ATLANTA (57) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) 1 1 :30PM ® Greater Hartford Open OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS—Released [CNN] Showbiz Today Wthgtn 3b 4 0 2 1 Borders c 10 0 0 RM cPw ll W.2-5 1 2 0 0 0 1 o b rh b l Golf Highlights [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Barbarians' An evil Yankees 9. Tigers 0 o b rh M Ldkel Helmull and MIchoel Scott, running Unscramble these lour Jumbles, [A8iE] Wild Worid of the East NEW YORK (A P) — Neil Smith, director of Orsulok rf Mulinks 3b 0 0 0 0 Charlton pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. DNIxon cf 5 1 1 0 O M CDII cf 4 0 0 0 [ESPN] SportsLook tyrant faces the wrath of muscle-bound 4 0 2 0 bocks; Votle Patterson, wide receiver; one letter to each square, to form ® Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) BAndsn cf 0 0 0 0 M yers dh 2 0 0 0 BK— Porrett. PB— Reed. Hudler If 3 1 1 1 Tredwy 2b 3 2 1 0 [ESPN] Swamp Buggy Spectacular twins when he enslaves their beautiful scouting for the Detroit Red Wings since 1982, Mike Miller, defensive lineman; Gordon four ordinary words. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Jaws the Revenge' DETROIT N E W Y O R K BRIpkn 2b Brenly dh 1 0 1 0 Umpires—Home. HIrschbeck; First, Aldrete ph 1 0 1 2 LSm W i If 4 2 2 1 3® Honeymooners queen. Peter and David Paul. Richard 4 0 2 0 Weber, linebacker, and Graeme Boird, has been offered the job as general manager of o b r h b l Ob r h bi 10 0 0 McSherry; Second, West; Third, Willi­ ZSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Evans 3b 4 1 1 1 While staying in Bermuda, Ellen Brody be­ 9:00PM ® The Cavanaughs (CC)Pop M osebv ph kicker. 3 ® Fulfill Your Dream s Lynch, Eva LaRue. 1987. Rated R. Lusoder cf 4 0 1 0 Sax 2b 5 1 4 3 Henke p 0 0 0 0 ams. Foley 2b 1111 D M rp hy rt 4 0 2 1 comes convinced that the shark that killed and his brother recall their boyhood rivalry the New York Rangers, and negotiations could TORONTO ARGONAUTS—Acquired Sean u OVE N GW ord If 4 0 0 0 Polonlo If 5 1 4 3 Lee 3b 4 1 1 0 2;4H. A — 11,935. Galorrg 1b 4 12 0 G Perry 1b 4 0 2 2 her son is stalking her family. Lorraine over a young woman. Guest star: A n Car­ (2® 3® Wimbledon Tennis Taped high­ [USA] Today's FBI McKeown, tackle, off waivers. Released be completed by next week, according to a Whltokr 2b 4 0 0 0 Mtngly 1b 4 0 0 0 LIrlano ?b 4 1 1 1 Brooks rf 3 0 11 Blauser ss 3 0 0 0 Gary, Lance Guest, Michael Caine. 1987. lights from London. Paul Jokisch, Chris Bleue and Willie ney. (R) 2:05AM [HBO] m o v ie : -Midnight M orind 1b 3 0 2 0 BolbonI dh 2 0 10 37 5 13 5 Totals 35 4 11 4 Walloch 3b 5 112 Benedict c 2 0 10 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) published report. Totols Vaughn, wide receivers; Terry Noble, _W ® Bonanza (g) Innovation Crossing' Young lovers encounter greed Lynn dh 3 0 0 0 Phelps dh 3 0 2 1 Fltzgerld c 5 0 0 0 Gregg ph 10 0 0 defensive back; Michael CLemons, Alan •ffwrs and deception when their Caribbean plea­ The Daily News of New York reported in its Lemon rf 3 0 1 0 Barfield rt 5 1 2 0 Boltimore KM 000 00b— 5 DGarcl 2b 5 0 10 Llltlaulst p 10 0 0 7 :0 0 P M ® Inside Edition (2® ® Cheers (CC) Sam promises three 3 ® Soap Astros 6, Mets 5 AAotheson and Peter Mangold, running bocks, Heoth c 3 0 1 0 Brokns 3b 5 1 1 0 Owen ss 2 10 0 Elchhrn p 0 0 0 0 sure cruise turns into, a deadly treasure Thursday editions that two NHL sources Toronto 003 100 010— 4 and LoulsOlsocher,guard. ® ® W heel of Fortune (CC). months of celibacy if he’s not the father of 3® St. Elsewhere SInatro c 0 0 0 0 Slought c 2 0 0 1 DP— rjoltlmore 3, Toronto 1. LOB— Burke p 0 0 0 0 Berroa ph 10 0 0 SEMYS an ex-girlfriend's baby. (R) (In Stereo) hunt. Faye Dunaway. Daniel J. Travanti, confirmed that the 35-year-old Smith was Schu 3b 3 0 0 0 Espnoz ss 4 1 0 0 N E W Y O R K HOUSTON DeMrtnz p SOCCER ® Cosby Sh ow (CC). (In Stereo) 3 ® Nightlina (CC) Kim Cattrall. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) Baltimore 6, Toronto 6. 2B—GBell, Mel­ 2 0 2 0 Valdez p 0 0 0 0 Molor Indoor Soccer Leogue Brum ly ss 3 0 0 0 Kelly cf 2 4 11 vin, Worthington, Lee, LIrtono, Fernandez, Ob r h M O b r h b l O M rtfu cf 2 110 Whited ph 1 000 (2® Moyers: A Second Look: For the offered the GM job last weekend. “ He was told TACOMA STARS— Released Godfrey In­ lo p (S ) @ ) Cheers (CC) (S7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Totols 30 0 5 0 Totals 37 915 9 Orsulok. 3B— BRIpken. HR—PBrodlev (6), Samuel cf 5 1 1 1 BHotchr If 4 2 3 1 Totals 38 712 7 Totols 32 5 9 5 People (CC) The Constitution's impact on 2:10AM [M AX] MOVIE; 'A Prayer for the job’s his,” the newspaper quoted its Correon rf 5 0 2 1 Young cf 4 0 1 1 gram, forward. @ M * A * S * H Americans is examined in three landmark [A8iE] Black Adder II the Dying' (CC) A repentant Irish terrorist McGrIff (19). SB—Lawless (8). HORSE RACING Detroit 000 ooo IP H R ER BB SO HJhnsn 3b 3 0 0 0 Doran 2b 5 0 1 2 Montrool 000 033 010-7 cases dealing with the issues of school finds his past catching up with him after sources as saying. FREESTATE RACEWAY— Borred Pe­ @ dl) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [CNN] Sports Tonight New York (MO 110 30x— 9 McRyIds If 4 111 GDovIs 1b 3 0 1 0 Atlonto 302 010 000-6 prayer, academic freedom and sodomy. fleeing to London. Mickey Rourka, Bob Boltimore ter Brondstotter, trainer, otter frock [DIS] MOVIE: The Sword and the Smith, also general manager of Adirondack, Kelly reoched on catcher’s Interference. M llockI W,5'b 5 7 Teufel 1b 3 1 2 0 Puhl rt 5 0 1 0 E^-OGorcla. DP— Montreol 2. LOB— DREHWS (28) Police Story Hoskins, Alan Bates. 1987. Rated R. (In lodges suspended him tor 90 days because (60 min.) (R) Rose' Mary Tudor attempts to defy her E—Whitaker, Heoth. DP—Detroit 1, Thurmond 2 1 Jefferls 2b 3 0 2 1 Comlnlt 3b 4 1 1 0 Montreal 9, Atlonto 5. 2B—Evons, WHAT PO YOU SET (S) ® Current Affair Stereo) Detroit’s American Hockey League farm tbeyfoundneedlesondsyrlngeslnhlsbarn. 3t) Mystery I; Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord brother King Henry VIII when he insists New York 2. LOB— Detroit 3, New York 11. Olson S,13 2 3 Lom bard c 3 0 0 0 Romlrz ss 4 2 2 0 DGarcIo, DoAAartlnez, Aldrete. H R — Hudler '-Ay s / W H E N A M O N S T E R team, since 1985, has a contract with the Red 2B— Heath, Barfield. H R — Polonlo (2). S B — S t r w b r V p h 1 0 0 0 B I g g I 0 (4), LSm Ith (12), Foley (5). S— Lllllaulst, ®i) Star Trek Peter W im sey (CC) Harriet Vane stum­ that she many the King of France instead (3D Superior Court Toronto COLLEGE 2:30AM Sax (23), Kelly 2 (18). S F — Slought. Key L.7-8 8 12 c 3 0 2 1 Benedict. SP — Orooks. STEPSON A HOUSE'? [A 8(E] Chronicle A visit to Mexico City, bles upon a corpse. (60 min.) Pan 1 of 4. of the commoner she truly loves. Richard Wings through Aug. 31. Detroit general COLGATE— Named Bill Dudley Quarter­ (3D Sustaining IP H RER BB SO 1 1 Elster ss 3 1 1 OKnepper p 2 1 1 0 IP H RER BB SO Henke back ond wide receiver coach. one of the largest cities in the world. (R) Todd, Glynis Johns, James Robertson manager Jim Devellano said he believed Smith Detroit MllockI pitched to 2 batters In the 6th. M W IIsn ph 0 0 0 IDarw In p 0 0 0 1 AAontrtol 3 ® ® Alice HOLY CROSS—Named (»reg Herenda LOUTTE [A8iE] Jacques Loussier: Bach to Bach Justice. 1953. Hovens L,1-2 2 2-3 7 4 4 1 0 Umpires— Hom e, Barr>ett; First, Ford; innis p 0 0 0 X R n Id s ph 1 0 0 0 DeMrtInez W,9-l 5 9 5 5 2 3 Now arrange the circled letters to [CNN] Moneyline was to meet on Wednesday with Jack Diller of men's osslstont basketball coocb. Jacques Loussier blends jazz with Bach [CNN] Sports Latenight Schwabe 5 1-3 8 5 3 3 1 Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Kosc. Darling p 2 1 1 OAndersn p 0 0 0 0 ZSmIth 2 0 0 0 1 0 form the surprise answer, as sug­ [ E S P N ] SportsCenter Up-to-date [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date the Madison Square Garden Corp. But a source Now Yoftc Aose p 0 0 0 OAgosto p 0 0 0 0 Burke S,17 2 0 0 0 0 1 OHIO STATE— Promoted Paul Brozeouto gested by the above cartoon. classics. (60 min.) scores. [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date T— 2:49. A — 48,239. full-time assistant bosketboll cooch. scores. told the newspaper the meeting was postponed Hawkins W,1(t8 9 5 0 0 0 3 Mantlll ph 1 0 0 OOoSmlth p 0 0 0 0 Atlonto [C N N ] Larry King Live scores. PITTSBURGH—Announced thot Mike [LIFE] HaartBeat Cory is devastated af­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Terminal Entry' Com­ HBP-rEspInaza by Havens. WP— Aguilera p 0 0 0 0 Liniquist 5 8 3 3 2 2 -s^ "Y Y Y Y" puter hackers accidentally link up with a because of “ a slight hitch.” apparently Schwabe. 1 0 0 0 Cholenskl, defensive end, has left school. Y Y Y ter a child she delivered dies; Paul is in for [DIS] MOVIE: 'A Hard Day's Night' The 2:45AM 3® Doting Gama Royals 12, AthletlcsQ Sosser c Elchhorn L,1-2 1 3 3 3 1 0 Answer: “[^ A A ri. Umpires— Heme, Kaiser; First, Young; Miller ss 0 0 0 0 Voldez 3 1110 2 QUINNIPIAC— Named David Crudeou 3 C T an emotional letdown when he finally gets Beatles raise a stir when Paul's mischie­ terrorist group's command program, Ed­ involving the makeup of the front office staff sports Infromotlon director, (3D Family Feud Second, Shulock; Third, McKeon. (11 Innings) Totols 34 5 10 5T0t0tt 35 6 13 6 HBP—Owen by Elchhorn. PB— (Answers tomorrow) together with Caroline. (60 min.) vous grandfather accompanies them to ward Albert, Yaphet Kotto. 1987. Rated 2:50AM under Smith. SAN DIEGO STATE-Nomed Jimmy R. T— 2:30. A — 20,206. Benedict. London for a concen. The Beatles, Wilfred C3D Home Shopping Over­ New York 000 130 0 1 M Umpires—Home, Gregg; First, Quick; Williams and Mourv Honks assistant basket­ Jumbles: MANLY BILGE FLAXEN CASKET [USA] Miami Vice 3:00AM KANSAS CITY OAKLAND ball coaches. Yesterday’s Brambell, Victor Spinetti. 1964, Rated G. night Service (3 hrs.) Second, Layne; Third, Dovis. Ob r h bl a b r h M Houston 131 010 Answer: Most people are put out when they're this— 7 :3 0 P M CB Entertainment Tonight 1 1 :35PM ® Greater Hartford Open E—Dorling, Lombordl, GDovIs. D P - T— 2:51. A— 5,091. [ESPN ] Thursday Thunder: Auto racing Mariners 7, Twins 3 RHdsn If 5 2 2 1 ‘TAKENEN IIN" f " Actor Mel Gibson ("Lethal Weapon 2"). Today (35 White Shadow ’Skins Kaufman retires Stillwell ss 2 0 1 3 New York 1, Houston 2. LOB— New York 8, American League leaders anthology series More of ESPN's special DHdsn ct 6 1 3 ) (3 ® Trapper John, M .D. Palocls 3b 5 ) 11 Houston 11. 2B— Knepper, Puhl, Elster. (In Stereo) Thursday night programming devoted to 1 1 :45PM 3 ® 3® Best of Carson (R) (In Seltzer 3b 6 ) 20 D P o rkr dh 5 1 ) 0 MINNESOTA SEATTLE 3B—Comlnltl. SB— HJohnson (16). Doran Cuba 5, Padres 3 motor spons. (60 min.) Stereo) [A&E] Improv Tonite Host Greg Lou- HERNDON, Va. (A P) - Washington Reds­ Brett 1b 6 1 2 3 M cG w Ir 1b 4 1 2 5 ® Jeopardy! (CC). o b r h b l o b r h b l (14), G D ovIs (3). Blgglo 2 (8), Correon (1), Based on336at Bats BJcksn dh 6 3 3 ) Lonsfrd 3b 4 0 0 0 [LIFE] MOVIE: ‘The Uves of Jenny Do­ ganis welcomes some of today's comics. kins linebacker Mel Kaufman, citing a lack of Newmn ss 4 0 0 0 Reynids 2b 4 0 2 0 Young (31). Jefferies (10). S F — M cRey- AMERICAN LEAGUE ® Kate & Allie (CC). 1 1:50PM ® Night Court Elsnrch rt 6 0 0 0 Phillips 3b 5)10 SA N D IE G O CHICAGO lan' A retired reponer returns to work in [CNN] Headline News Overnight Bckmn 2b 2 1 1 0 Briley If 3 0 0 0 nolds, Darwin, MWIIson. 0 AB R H Pet. Qj) INN News enthusiasm and the strain associated with Trtabll ph 10 0 0 Hdssev c 5 12 0 o b r il b l O b rh b l Sierra Tex ( S Nlghtline (CC). Puckett cf 3 0 0 0 Cotto If 2 12 2 IP H R E R B B s o 61 323 54 108 .334 hopes of uneanhing the plot behind the 1 2:00AM [DIS] MOVIE: 'A Hard Day's Night' The Winters rf 0)00 Javier rt 4 2 2 0 Roberts ss 4 0 1 0 Walfan cf 4 2 3 0 Puckett Min S ® M * A * S * H battling injuries over the past two N FL Hrbek 1b 4 0 2 0 A D o vIs 1b 5 0 11 New York 82 330 40 110 .333 governor's assassination. Shirley Jones, 35 Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ Beatles raise a stir when Paul's mischie­ Tobler If 5 2 3 2 Galleao ss 3 0 11 Flonnrv 3b 3 0 1 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 Franco Tex 81 Goettl 3b 4 1 2 1 Leonrd dh 5 0 1 0 Darling Lr6^ 4 2-3 11 6 5 4 7 301 40 100 .332 Astrograph d® Greater Hartford Open Golf High­ Stephen Boyd, John Gavin. 1975. tique collector's cursed lantern allows him seasons, announced his retirement Boone c 5 13 2 Stenbch ph 10 0 0 C M ortni If 1 0 0 0 Grace 1b 4 1 4 3 Sox N Y vous grandfather accompanies them to Bush rt 4 0 0 0 Griffey cf 3 2 2 2 Aose 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 81 334 46 109 .326 lights Wednesday. FWhIte 2b 6)21 Hubbrd 2b 10 0 0 TGwvnn rf 3 1 1 0 Dawsan rt 4 0 0 0 Moreland Det 71 [U SA] Boxing (2 hrs.) to travel back to the Civil W ar for valuable London for a concert. The Beatles, Wilfred Larkin dh 3 1 0 0 Coles rf 3 1 2 0 Aguilera 2 2 0 0 1 0 238 29 77 .324 Wilson cf 4 111 joClark 1b 4 1 1 0 McCInd 3b 2 0 0 0 Boggs Bsn artifacts. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Brambell, Victor Spinetti. 1964. Rated G. Harper c Innis 1 0 0 0 0 0 75 300 49 97 .323 Newhart (CC). Kaufman, 31. had been the Redskins’ 4 0 2 1 SBradley c 3 1 1 0 50 12 18 )2 Totals 43 9 13 8 Salazar 3b 0 0 0 0 Ram os 3b Lonstord Oak 9:30PM ® C om ing of A g e (CC) Ginny Totals Houston 1 0 0 0 75 267 38 86 .322 3® A Day to Care for the Children [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest Moses If 4 0 1 0 EM rtnz 3b 2 10 1 4 1 3 3 Webster If ® Cosby Sh ow (CC). stars in the theatrical club's less-than- starting left linebacker for most of the past Knepper 4 8 4 4 1 2 Wynne cf 4 1 1 0 Stelnbdch Oak 71 256 20 82 .320 In order to help advance a personal in­ VIzQuel ss 4 1 2 1 Kansas City 122 111 001 03— 12 RAIom r 2b 4 0 2 0 Dunston ss Baines Chi perfect production of "Oklahoma. " (In (2® Morton Downey Jr. [U SA] MOVIE; 'Silence of the North' A Darwin W,(-2 3 2 0 0 0 4 2 1 1 1 80 278 42 86 .317 terest. Your pals want good things to [A8iE] World of Survival eight seasons. He started 78 of 91 games since Totals S3 3 8 3 Totals 34 7 13 7 Oakland 113 000 040 0 0 - 9 Santlogo c 4 0 0 0 Glrordl c Gruber Tor young woman grapples with the loneliness Andersen 2-3 0 1 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 75 304 48 95 .313 Major League Baseball: Teams Woyne 0 0 M cnfgm rv 7 3 1 Cardinals 3, Dedgers 2 DP— Son Diego 3, Chicago 3. LOB—Son modern-day California and the all-powerful Medical Arts are slapped with a malprac­ erse* He-Man races the evil Skeletor to Berenguer 1 1-3 4 1 1 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE profitable purpose. They will gain and possible today deal with the head hon­ To Be Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) Crowtord W,1-0 7 0 0 Diego 6, Chlcogo 4. 38— RAIomor, Webster, modern-day California and the all-powerful Reardon 1 1 0 chos instead ot going through subordi­ Cosmic Key. Dolph Lundgren, Frank Lan- tice suit over the death of a baby; Paul ex­ Cassuto wins gold medal 3 1 0 1 Oakland Walton, Groce 3. H R — Wynne (4), Groce AB R H Pet. you will also. ® Bonanza Seottle LO S A N G E L S STLOUIS TGwvnn SD 84 332 gella, M eg Foster. 1987. Rated PG. periences impotency. (60 min.) Cosmic Key. Dolph Lundgren, Frank Lan- Welch 3 1-3 B 6 (3). S— Kllgus. SF — Oonston. 51 116 .355 C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) Some ideas nates. Intermediaries might mean well, Harris W.1-1 4 1 4 Ob r h M o b r b bl Larkin CIn 78 299 44 (it) M O V IE : 'Short Circuit’ A bolt of gella, M eg Foster. 1987. Rated PG. KFAR MACCABIAH. Israel (AP) — Ameri­ 6 1 2 Nelson 4 7-3 4 2 IP H R E R BB SO 105 .351 about which you've been dubious but this could be a hindrance Instead ot ® Equalizer A promising [USA] New Mike Hammer MJacksen 2 1 0 1 Gonzalz ct 4 0 0 0 Colemon If 4 1 2 0 W CIark S F 83 301 lightning transforms a high-tech warrior ro­ 1 0:00PM 1 2-3 3 Bum s 0 I 1 Son DIsea 55 100 .332 m o v ie can Olympian Sherri Cassuto rowed to a goid Rndiph 2b 3 0 1 0 M T hm p cf 4 0 2 0 Butler SF should work out extremely well when a help. bot into a likeable little creature who thinks rock star is lured into a manager's sinister [H B O ] m o v i e ; 'Salvador' 3:45AM [HBO] ; ‘The Drifter' Schaoler S,19 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Honeveuft L,l-1 3 5 3 77 291 48 86 ,2M 1 2:05AM 3 0 1 0 OSmIth ss Rosmusen L,S6 21-3 5 4 3 0 0 world of drugs, kidnapping and murder. A one-night stand with a stranger turns an medal and Joanne Dushay, also from the Wayne pitched to 3 batters In the 6th. Lelbrandt pitched to 3 batters In the3rd, Gibson If 3 0 1 2 ^^3 2 0 0 0 Mitchell SF 82 293 55 86 ,2M you put them to the test today. If you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) If you he's human. Ally Sheedy, Steve Gutten- (CC) A free-lance photographer gets an AAurroy 1b 4 0 0 0 Guerrer 1b 4 0 0 0 Grant Raines M on (60 min.) (In Stereo) interior decorator's life into a nightmare. BK— MJackson. Gordon pitched to 3 pottets In the 8th, Burns 2 2 0 0 74 255 45 75 ,2M have faith In your conceptions, others hold firm as to what you expect from berg, Fisher Stevens. 1986. eye-opening look at the tumultuous politi­ United States, won the women’s mini­ M arshal rf 3 1 1 0 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 GWHrrIs 0 Guerrero StL Kim Delaney, Timothy Bottoms, Miles Umpires—Home, Scott; First, Joyce; pitched to 1 batter Inthe9th. Oilcaeo 80 277 27 81 .292 cal situation in early 1980's El Salvador. Scloscia c 4 1 1 1 Pnditn 3b 4 0 1 0 MThmosn StL will too. Get a Jump on life by under­ your commercial Involvements today, GD MOVIE: 'The Second Woman' When O'Keeffe. 1988. Rated R. marathon on the third day of the Maccabiah Second, Welke; Third, Evans. WP—Nelson, Montgomery. Sandrsn W.S6 5 S 3 3 1 71 236 33 69 .292 James W oods, James BelushI, John Sav­ M H tchr 3b 3 0 0 0 B m nsky rf 3 0 0 0 OSmIfh StL standing the Influences which are gov­ you should be able to do rather well for a man is suspected of killing his fiancee, T— 2:42. A — 10,383. Umpires— Home, Tschida; First, Mer­ 4 73 275 39 80 .291 ® ® 3® [CNN] News Games. Wetteind p 0 0 0 0 Costello p 0 0 0 0 Kllgus S,2 2 0 0 0 2 HJohnson NY the only person who stands by him Is his age. 1986. Rated R 3:55AM (3D Nlghtw atch Joined in rill; Second, Palermo; Third. Valtogglo. 75 279 54 81 .290 erning you In the year ahead. Send for yourself. Be fair, be smart and, above 3® INN News Horton p 0 0 0 0 Dayley p 0 0 0 0 new love. Robert Young, Betsy Drake, Progress The U.S. men’s rowing team also won a gold T— 4:12. A — 20,791. your Astro-Graph predictions today by all, be patient. 12:10AM [MAX] MOVIE: The Si­ Angels 2. Rangers 1 APena p 0 0 0 0 Walling 3b 0 0 0 0 John Sutton. 1951. (j|) V Slicer cilian' (CC) Based on Mario Puzo's best­ in the coxswain event and American Jeff M ID o vs ph 1 0 0 0 Oquend 2b 3 1 2 0 mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) You should 4:00AM (35 streets of San Francisco (2® M O V IE ; 'Attack Force Z' A special 3® M O V IE : 'Love and Bullets' A Phoenix selling account of Salvatore Giuliano, a Andesn ss 2 0 0 0 TPeno c 2 0 1 0 newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, be lucky on your own today, but It looks (g) Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) Salvage won the 20-kilometer walk. TE)(AS CALIFORNIA operations unit tracks down Japanese de­ plainclothes lieutenant tries to prevent the fierce Italian bandit who led the battle for Griffin ss 1 0 11 Terry p 2 1 0 0 PITCHING LEA D ERS (1988) OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your like your greatest benefits and advan­ The Israelis had a big day, winnings gold Obrhbl obrhbl Hershlsr p 2 0 1 0 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 fectors on a South Asian island. Mol Gib­ crime-syndicate takeover of his city. Sicily's right to secede. Christopher Lam­ (g) One Day at a Tima 9 Espy ct 3 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 3 1 ) ) zodiac sign. tages will come from partnership ar­ medals in the double sculls and the men’s Stubbs ph 0 0 0 0 M orris rt 1 0 11 Opf). Balling Avg. son, John Philip Law, Sam Neill. 1981. Charles Bronson. Jill Ireland. Rod Steiger. bert, Terence Stamp, Joss Ackland. [A&E] MOVIE: 'Blunt: The Fourth Man' Soso If 4 0 0 0 Ray 2b 3 0 ) 1 Wednesday’s home runs Hamttn 3b 1 0 0 0 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your financial rangements. Don't be a loner If you can 1979. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) PImero 1b 3 0 )0 DWhIte cf 4 0 0 0 (2® ® Cosby Show (CC) Sammy Davis A fictionalized account of events in the mini-marathon and sweeping the medals in the Totals 31 3 6 3 Totols 30 310 3 Versus left-handed batters Juan Agosto, Hou. projections look encouraging at this unify for greater strength. Sierra rt 3 0 0 0 Joyner )b 3 0 0 0 .140 Jr. guest stars as the grandfather of a @ L.A. Law (CC) Kuzak agrees to 1 2:20AM (3D Pat Sajak lives of British spies Anthony Blunt and women’s gymnastics all-around competition. Franco 2b 4 0 0 0 Dwnng dh 3 0 2 0 American Leoaut time, especially regarding Involvements ARIES (March 21-April 19) This should pregnant patient of Cliff's. |R) (In Stereo) pick a retired judge to hear a case; Kelsey Guy Burgess during the early '50s. Ian Ri­ Fisk (5), White Sox; Kom m lnsk (1), U S Anseles 000 000 300-2 Versus right-handed batters Craig McMurty, Tex. .163 (3D U S A Today Scheduled: chardson, Anthony Hopkins. Michael Wil­ Buechel 3b 4 1 ) 0 CDovIs It 30)0 S tU u lS 003 000 10X-3 you have with people who have histori­ be both a profitable and productive day (2® Kentucky: The 1989 Ultimate is torn between an important case and car­ 1 2:30AM Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 Armas rf 3 0 0 0 Indians; Polonlo (2), Yankees; Bradley (6), for you, because the seeds of some­ ing for her new baby. (60 min ) (R) (In the vehicle of the future — a flying car. liams. 1986. Orioles; Mc(3rirf (19), Blue Joys; Griffey 2 DP— Los Angeles 2, StLouls 1. LOB— In day games Jeff Montgomery, KC .141 cally steered you toward profits In the Equestrian Event Highlights of the annual Kunkel ss 4 0)0 Parrish c 2 0 0 0 Los Angeles 5, StLouls 5. 2B—Oauendo, thing constructive you’ve sown rather Stereo) 13D 3 ® Morton Downey Jr. Olympic champ Is upset M StnIy dh 3 0 2 ) Howell 3b 3)00 (13), Mariners; Brett (4), Royals. past. Rolex Kentucky 1989 Three-Day Event. M cG w ire (16), Athletics. Scloscia, Morris. 3B— Oauendo. In night games Randy Myers, NY Mels .167 recently are now ready to bo harvested. (60 min.) (2® Mysteryl: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord Totals 31 1 5 I Totals 27 2 5 2 IP H SO VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pl. 22) Do not cir­ (2® Su cce ss 'n Ufa BERLIN (AP) — Hauke Fuhlbruegge of cumvent issues if you hope to be pro­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your mana­ d® MOVIE: 'Spacahunter: Adventures Peter W im se y (CC) Lord Peter has 30 National League Los Angeles On grass surfaces Randy Myers, NY Mels .150 days in which to uncover evidence that will 3® What a Country! HALL FOR RENT Toxos 0)0 Hershiter 6 7 2 2 2 3 ductive and effective today. Be as direct gerial skills will bo very pronounced to­ in the Forbidden Zone' A gutsy adven­ East Germany upset Olympic champion Peter CalHomIc ooo 000 02x-9 Mitchell (28), Giants; Bonds (11), save Harriet Vane's life. (60 min.) Part 2 of Gene Scott For parties, showers, receptions, Pirates; Hudler (4), Foley (5), Walloch (5) Wettetond L,2-1 1-3 1 0 0 On artificial surfaces Craig McMurly, Tex. .075 as circumstances permit and when you day and you should bo able to control turer takes on some space baddies in his Rono of Kenya by .28 seconds in the 1,500-meter DP— Texos 1, Colltornla 1. LOB— Texos 7, Horton 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 quest for three kidnapped beauties. Peter 3. (R) [A&E] Wild World of the East meetings. Complete kitchen facilities. Calltornia 4. 3B— Schofield. SF— Roy. Expos; L.SmIth (12), Braves; Wynne (4), have a point to make, hammer It home. most situations effectively. The one ex­ run in the Olympic Day Mobil Grand Prix track APena 1 0 0 0 0 0 Strauss, Molly Ringwald. Michael Ironside. ® Hogan's Heroes IF H R ER BB SO Padres; (3race (3), Cubs. In home games Randy Myers, NY Mels .108 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Things will be ception might bo the management ot [ESPN] Auto Racing: Off-Road Race Large enclosed parking lol. Inquire; 8 StLouls Texas 1983 (87) Upstairs. Downstairs From New Orleans. (60 min.) (R) and field meet. Terry 61-3 5 2 2 2 3 working for your benefit today in rather your own resources. Hough L,^9 7 1-3 5 In road games Doug Jones, Clev. .165 (38) MOVIE: 'Dragnet' Sergeant Joe Fri­ American winners included Tonie Campbell DIPIno 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If you and [A8iE] Bull in Winter: Last Years of Pa­ (2® @ Wlmbledon Tennis; Lithuanian Haii Russell 2-3 0 mysterious ways that aren't apt to be day IS called in to crack the case of a syndi- 1 2:45AM Costello Wr1-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 blo Picasso Palomo Picasso and others Women's Semifinals From London. (2 24 QOLWAY STREET in the 110-meter hurdles, Henry Thomas in the CalHomla Dayley 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 With runners on base Randy Myers, NY Mets .149 obvious to you or to others. Have faith your mate do not deliberately get in cam miiiiliii Jack Webb, Richard Boone, CFInlev W,)06 9 5 1 1 4 6 WE DELIVER examine the later life and work of Pablo hrs.) (Taped) MANCHESTER 200 meters and Tom Simon in the 400. Among For Home Delivery, Call Worrell 5.11 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 in positive fulfillments and don't let your each other's way today, things In gener­ Ben Alexamlei 1953. CtabstoratP.M. BK— Hough. PB— Sundberg. HBP— Marshall by Terry. With bases empty Jay Howell, LA .156 Picasso. (60 min.) Umpires— Home, Brinkmon; hopes waver. al should work out In a manner that will 1 :00AM OD St. Elsewhere Phono 643-0618 women, high jumper Jan Wohlschlag was the First, Umpires— Home. Hohn; Rrst. Mon- (67) This Old House (CC). (R) [ESPN] Auto Racing: USAC Sprints McClelland; Second, Cooney; Third, SCO R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't be please both parties. Be supportive, not only American winner. 647-9946 togue; Second, Wendelsfedt; Third, Darling. With runners In scoring position Jesse Orosco, LA .143 (611M O V II: 'Rod Sonja' A young woman From Indianapolis. (90 min.) (Live) 3® Twilight Zona Coble. Monday to Friday, fl to 6 reluctant to Impose upon friends today competitive. T— 2:27. A— 24,852. T— 2:55. A — 34wl95 I MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 6, 1989 - 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 6. 198Q

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It’s my eyes when I think of Rosa’s tragic answer in a week or so. not necessary to say, "Hi, I’m 25 years demise. One day when Grandpa and Well, after a week or so, 7-(. old, have three children under 5 and Rosa were walking on an old wooden I told him that I wasn’t ready for DEAR ABBY: Please tell me how I bridge that crossed over a small ‘This time, try not to put it where I’ll I’m in the process of being divorced.” marriage. should introduce myself to single men But if someone shows an interest in creek, Rosa flip-flopped and fell get a ticket." at my sister’s wedding now that I am 1999 by NEA. Inc. you, those vital facts are very through a crack in the bridge floor into He replied, ‘‘OK’’ — but I think he in the process of getting a divorce the creek a few feet below ... and felt totally rejected and thought that I important, and should be disclosed (Sis and I do not live in the same early in the ‘‘getting-to-know-you’’ drowned! The Ateocliled Frees was not interested in him at all. At the state.) d ic k TRACY by Dick Locher f t Max Collins stage. ROYAL MEETING — Britain's Princess time, 1 really wasn’t sure about my When my sister asked me to be in ARTHUR REED, w feelings for him, but now I am her wedding, four months ago, I was CLEARWATER, FLA. of Wales, a patron of the London City W H E R E ARE V O U , KT THE WAX MUSEUM, "IT ’S URGENT THAT I SPEAK VVITH definitely sure that I love him and DEAR ABBY: With regard to “Spot V ITAM IN ? AT l_ANO 0» Pl_ENTV, married and living with my husband, Watcher,’’ whose pet goldfish jumped Ballet, arrives at their tenth anniversary HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne HASTEN, RICHARD! want to marry him. So what should I but all that has changed now. We out of the water at feeding time, I DEAR ARTHUR (from Clearwater banquet Wednesday at London’s Hamp­ do? Ask him to marry me? Or wait separated last month and are living thought you might be interested in the yet ... how appropriate): What a until he asks me again? I haven’t ton Court Palace. WMEPE PO V o U WANlT T O / o ^ poN'r <5^r A \/oT^/ apart. I don’t want to brag, but I am a story about my grandfather’s pet delightful fish tale! <50 ON OUP V/ACATKPN ? spoken to him since last December. very pretty woman, and people tell goldfish named Rosa. Grandpa told me I look like a teen-ager. me this story when I was a lad of 10, CAUTIOUS IN PHILADELPHIA What should I say if a manshowsan some 65 years ago. What t**n-aa«r« n««d to know about lox, PEOPLE interest in me? I have three children It seems that Rosa learned not only drugi, AIDS, and gottlno along with thair DEAR CAUTIOUS; There appears PM ft and porants If now In Abbv't updated, all under 5 years old. When should I to jump out of the bowl and right into •xpandtd bookUt, "What Every Teen Should Woods on honeymoon to be a colossal communications gap bring that into the conversation? I Grandpa’s hand at feeding time, she Know." Send your name and oddreie, plui between you two. If you can find him, would not try to hide it, but I wouldn’t check or money order for $3.50 to: Dear LOS ANGELES (AP) — Emmy Award­ also learned to live out of water for Abby't Teen Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Y ask him. want to scare off any man by hrviiri! _ ves, even days — at a time! Morris, III. 410S4. (Pottage It included.) winning actor James Woods, and his new wife, 7 -6 horse trainer Sarah Owens, are honeymooning LI'L ABNER by Al Capp in the English countryside, a spokeswoman \ OUR FA8CINATING EARTH by Phllp Self, Ph D. said. OH, FELLAH-CORN-1 HE’S STILL THERE, About 200 people, including actors James WHUT >0' IS DOiriV' THANK HEAVENS .'I'T Millions leasing automobiles EF W D on't STOP • I'LL SAVE HIM - Garner, Robert Downey Jr. and Piper Laurie A-CHOMPIM' THEM OOPS.''.'^. and musicians Don Henley and Bob Seger, THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk S 8y Barry SAnC-WlDCES - DOCPWrCH WILL. HE’S CONE^ OF HIPPOS attended the weekend wedding at the Greys- STARVe . even though it’s expensive tone Mansion here, said spokeswoman Jas­ T h e h a b it s o f mine Madatian. HIPPOPOTA/^USES OFTEN VEFY Woods, 42, wrote the couple’s vows. The 26-year-old bride wore her great-great-great- EXPLANATION. Bv Peter Bohr have cash in your pocket, enough to either buy a car outright or to grandmother’s wedding dress, complete with a 6-foot-train and 8-foot veil. JsLarving acrobats locked, m Now I know how so many Keeping Your make a decent down payment. 1 hotel room by irate and long people are able to put themselves And suppose you’ve just gotten an Woods was nominated for an Academy Inon-paid. m anager - Car Alive inside tip from Ivan Boesky, one Award in 1986 for the movie “Salvador” and 01946 Cftpp En(«rpri*«*. Inc i in the driver's seats of those megabuck BMWs and Mercedes that will earn you far more than garnered an Emmy for the 1986 TV Hallmark ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson — they lease them. auto-loan interest rate; financing you'll have to pay in higher lease Hall of Fame special, “Promise,” in which he According to Runzheimer In­ a car with a discounted promo­ charges — or more than the $2,000 played the schizophrenic brother of Garner’s DOM'T m \ 0 ternational, a Wisconsin-based tional interest rate would cost in the example of the Ford character. THIWK APOUTIT' /T management consulting firm, even less. Taurus. In that case, invest your nearly a quarter of all new It seems many car shoppers cash and lease the car. Of course in reality, most of us aren’t privy Tucker has a girl BLONDIE by Dean Young ft Stan Drake BMW’s and more than a third of are blinded by the fact that all new Mercedes-Benzes are monthly lease payments are to inside tips (or if we are, we NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Country singer don’t want to end up like Ivan.) OH BOV, THAT MASH BUT I'LL TELL YOU I w o n d e r w h y I K EEP leased. usually lower than monthly car- Tanya Tucker gave birth to a girl, and mother 1 LOOKS GOOD SOMETHING STRANGE COMING HERE ? / Once again suppose you have and child were doing fine, a record company ABOUT IT AFTER -? \ Moreover, Runzheimer says loan payments on the same car. 'VI YOU'VE EATEN ^ ^ leasing any kind of car is Which means instead of buying a some cash, but suppose you’ve spokesman said. IT IS A PATHEP C O t^O N OCEUPP£NCE~’^^^^^^^^^~^ becoming increasingly popular. car with a loan, they can lease a also gone on a credit-card spend­ Presley Tanita Tucker was born at Vander­ FOP A HEPV TO SPPAWL ALL OVEP S . Last year just under a million fancier, more expensive car (like ing spree. In that case, use the bilt Medical Center on Wednesday after EACH OTHEP IN A COMPACT HEAP WHEN Americans leased their cars for a Mercedes) for the same cash to payoff the credit cards doctors induced labor, said Capitol Records TAKINC AFTEPNOON NAPS. CONSIVEP THAT A business or personal use, or about monthly payment. with their outrageous 19 or 20 spokesman Mark Carter. She weighed 7 7 HEPV OF 10 AVEPA&E SIZED ADULT HIPPOS percent interest charges, and i jQHig$0K> w double the number of just five The problem is, at the end of the pounds, 6 ounces. WEICHS ABOUT ZO TONS . YET ON THE DOTTOAA years ago. lease they walk away — literally. lease a car. She said last week that she planned to ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue OF THAT PILE OF SLEEPING HIPPOS APE THE Funny thing, though. Leas'ng is They no longer have a set of fancy If leasing still sounds appeal­ resume a concert tour later this month. INFANTS PESTING SECUPELY AND also the most costly way to “own” wheels even though they’ve been ing, beware of a few potentioal h e y , I REMEMBER I'D BET I AN' IF OLD KING YO U'R E r i g h t ! a m ' YOU, ALLEY! T H A N K S COf^FOPTABLY. THEY ALWAYS £ A \£ 'R < r£ ______a car. This is an age when forking out money each month. If potholes on your road to automo­ YOUR FRIEND OSCAR M V AX I TUNK HAS CAPTURED r KNOW JUST THE I G O O D LUCK A LO T! UNsauASHevi ® ore in f tive happiness. Most leasing Daly not afraid to sing 7-Co ARE YOU SURE THAT'S ON IT.'/ HIM, THEM SOME­ MAM F O R T H 'j o b ;' new-car price tags limb like the they had taken out a loan, they MIR? contracts allow you to drive the BODY HAS T'GO INTO space shuttle after blast off. Yet would have a car to show for all LOS ANGELES (AP) — Emmy Award­ LEM AMD GET HIM people are choosing a more their payments. And if they had care for an average of 15,000 to ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady OUTA THERE.' 18,000 miles a year. Drive more winning actress Tyne Daly, best known for her expensive way to drive these kept good care of the car, they work on the small screen, isn’t afraid of more expensive cars. Not even could continue to drive it, free of and you’ll pay a penalty. Beware of up-front, so-called thinking big, even if it means belting out songs IT'$ MOT THE Gracie Allen could find the logic any payments. Or they could use to 12,000 people in an outdoor amphitheater. S) in that. it as a down payment on a new “capital cost reduction” charges. -V FAULT TME'i' They amount to down payments, “It’s like being a Christian in the Roman Leasing is more expensive than car. circus,” the former “Cagney and Lacey” star Dr. Gott buying a car outright with cold Many car shoppers also think which of course tends to defeat w 7 the purpose of leasing. said in a recent telephone interview from St. Peter Gott, M.D. cash. It’s more expensive than it’s pretty nifty when they don’t Louis, where she played Rose in the classic paying for a car with a tax- have to dig into their pockets for a And finally, beware of early termination penalties. If your musical “Gypsy.” deductible home-equity loan. And 10 or 20 percent down payment The 30th anniversary production of “Gypsy” it’s even more expensive than when they sign a lease. That’s a love affair with a new leased car sours, you may not be able to opened Wednesday night at the Los Angeles ■k - THE BORN L08ER by Art 8ansom buying a car with a conventional nice feature, but it’s not free. divorce yourself from the lease Music Center’s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion for auto loan. Since the leasing company is the a two-week run. WAlTAMlNUTg; IntelliChoice Inc., a California actual buyer, the company without paying substanial penal­ ties. Worse still, if your leased car The musical, which will head for New York in L OUST research company, says that makes the down payment. But November, is directed by Arthur Laurents, you. under a typical lease arrange­ you can be sure they’ll factor the is lost in an accident or stolen, you Hypertension may have to pay for the car and who wrote the musical’s book. ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook ment, a 1989 Ford Taurus GL will expense into the monthly lease cost about 13 percent to nearly payments. early termination penalties too. IT'5 LIKE A 0AK MiT^VAM. $2,000 more to lease for five years There are however, a couple of Reagan has examination ^ MEU’P'i' I DOM'T TKitlK IT'S , 5uiif,THFFE's Paim. Bor BVcorriije- Peter Bohr is a contributing OMIieA$orlA^i-E f&P. ypo To AWAV SoMEfriiUfr pnlV i/JiTrioUT The (V\o$ic can be cured than to finance for five years. And circumstances when leasing does that assumes an 11 percent make good sense. Suppose you editor to Road & Track magazine. SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. (AP) — Former fZEftPV fbK EyCeCvTiYE'PPM . 0 AW-E To FTaMP up AND AND T hP FFLATiVE5. President Reagan, back at a Mexican ranch FlRlMlr : AccePfeD Vows DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a 60-year-old female on after a riding accident that put him in a Army medication for hypertension. My doctor currently hospital, underwent a follow-up examination, a 3 1 ^ has me on Dyazide and Tenormin and has instructed spokeswoman said. me to lose weight. What’s the chance of eliminating Ride-on mowers dangerous Reagan, 78, is sore but in excellent condition, part or all of my medication with the weight loss? Margaret Liebchen, a spokeswoman at Fort FRANK AND ERNE8T by Bob Thaves Bv the Editors of Consumer Reports Huachuca here, said after Wednesday’s DEAR READER: Many studies have shown that examination. Dr. Juan Lopez, who treated obesity contributes to hypertension; once patients If you have more than a half-acre of grass to mow, Consumer Reports Reagan at the base, flew into northern Mexico W M l W M i lose weight, their blood pressures return to normal. you might be tempted to buy a lawn tractor, a to examine the former president, she said. Therefore, I think the chances are good that a scaled-down version of the farm tractor. It can take Reagan, an accomplished rider, was thrown the drudgery out of the weekly cutting chores, but be is located where it can easily be kicked into gear by a bucking horse Tuesday at a privately weight-loss program might enable you to eliminate when the driver dismounts. To compound the THE GRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr or reduce your medicine. forewarned: lawn tractors are not pleasure crafts. owned ranch near Cananea, about 30 miles nT W AftJoN SlN0UY^Vf^6‘ However, not all patients respond in this manner. According to statistics compiled by the U.S. problem, these three models lack an effective south of the border. He was flown by U.S. Army EVEE. YEAfc THE

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Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be blown by jet streams like those on path since it was launched 12 Jupiter’s clouds are pushed to Minimum charge: 4 lines. corrected by on additional Insertion. years ago. Earth and Jupiter, say scientists high altitudes by winds stirred up kiSE studying a new photograph from The photograph shows in by heat within the planet. They the Voyager 2 space probe. greater detail a large dark spot — try to fall back to lower elevations I LOST rriHELP IllJHELP issJHELP II 9 JSITUATION Two dark bands, each about a cloud system bigger than the by moving north or south. But the Notices AND FOUND l i i l WANTED I'M wanted I'M wanted L L il WANTED 2,700 miles wide, are clearly entire planet Mars — seen in planet’s rotation deflects the visible forming a collar around earlier images of Neptune. falling clouds to form jet streams, As o condition precedent to FOUND mans watch. 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Street. 643-6442 noon. HOMES town. Huge master maculate 2-tamllv him to safety by throwing a FOR SALE bedroom, view of lake (4x4); fully ap­ watch on the platform to 10 from large living pllanced; central air; room, and extra large new kitchen; Anderson show when his plane was KITCHEN HELP All real estate advertised In dining room. Enclosed -Zjr. RECEPTION/SECURITY the Manchester Herald Is Thermopane windows; scheduled to leave. When NOW plans 1 million marchers WANTED Local food service porch, 3 bedrooms, I'/z alumimun siding; pri­ company is looking for sublect to the Fair Housing Bruno grabbed the watch, Act of 1968, which mokes It baths, garage. Re­ vate landscaped yard WEEKENDS responsible and hard Illegal to odvertlse any pref­ duced from $146,900 to with hot tub on quiet police grabbed him. Front desk security position available in a new working people to join erence, llmitotlon ordlscrlm- $134,900. Philips Real dead-end street. Adult Carriers our team. 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Inglv accept anv advertise­ skylights in dining RANCH Court ruling with a “ mass mobili­ Call 633-4663 ment which Is In violation of room, master bedroom upheld the Missouri law, giving women to run for state legislative Arbors at Hop Brook the law.______and hall. Front to bock Large 6 rooms, In excel­ zation of the American people” to states new power to regulate ing money delivering In Glastonbury seats. She said delegates to the ask for Dave. living room with fire­ lent condition. Lots o( clo­ march on the Capitol and to abortion. group’s August convention will 647-9343 BY Owner. East Hartford the Manchester Herald 8 room Cape. Assuma­ place, bullt-In book­ sets, finished basement, target key legislative races next “ We’re not about to go home receive copies of a manual, “ How ble mortgage. 7'/2 cases, gorage, well oversized 2 car garage. year. and give up,” said Yard. “ We are to Run and Win on Choice.” landscaped yard. A Newspaper In EductUon Pragram fixed.______Nice location. For more Organizers for the National going to stay and fight.” door to door. $129,900. Philips Real information call 646-4137 Rep. Patricia Schroeder, D- Spooaored by DRIVER-Local Coffee Estate 742-1419.n Organization for Women an­ Yard said the NOW march will Roaster ansd leader In Days, Evenings 649-7800. nounced Wednesday they hope to be part of the group’s “ Freedom Colo., said she will introduce For more information The Quiz The Manchester Herald fine coffee Is seeking a CDLUMBIA Nice area, legislation to move the family nice price. Beautiful 3 Beazley draw 1 million people to the Campaign for Women’s Life,” route driver to deliver year old 4 bedroom march at the end of October. which also will include a “ Free­ planning issue “ front and call the Circulation De­ coffee ond allied pro­ center.” Worldscope (10 points for each question answered correctfy) ducts to the Institu­ home with country Realtors The march “will make the dom Caravan” that will travel to tional and restaurant view 8< citv convenien­ equal rights march look like a every state to educate women “ I think this is a political partment at field. Benefits Include: ces. Low taxes, low MANCHESTER - Dniv a peanut compared to the giant that about the abortion rights Profit sharing, paid va­ heating costs, modern hop skip 8< a lump. struggle from beginning to end. kitchen, wall to wall Terrific 5 room Ranch will come out here,” NOW movement. We say to state legislators and cation and holidays. Deadly strep germs return Area to be Eastern Ct. carpeting, largefamllv on Sherwood Circle In President Molly Yard told a About 14 leaders from a dozen federal congressmen all across 647-9946. room situated on pri­ rain-dampened crowd of several national pro-choice groups yelled Please send replies to : Manchester's nor- this country, ‘Take our rights and Box GG, C/0 Manches­ vate one ocre lot. thend. Close to shop­ hundred who gathered for a rally into microphones set up in we’ll take your jobs,” ’ said Kate ter Herald. $155,900. Klernan ping, bonks, and easy across the street from the White Lafayette Park to issue warnings Realty 649-1147n. access to 1-84. 3 bed­ after 50-year disappearance Michelman, executive director of INVITATION TO BID MANCHESTER. Charm­ House. to President Bush and other MANCHESTER. Nice rooms, ceramic both, 2 the National Abortion Rights Notice Is hereby given that The Eighth Utilities 01**tI^* ing Colonial Cape. In­ ranch In excellent area fireplaces, 200 AMP “ We will organize with NOW elected officials who are against Action League. receive seoled bids In the Office of The Eighth Utilities Dis­ cludes large kitchen BOSTON (AP) — An outbreak L. Stevens said, “ It’s a bigger ton state. the largest mass mobilization in women having the right to choose trict, 32 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, until 7.00 P. with pantry, formal near South Windsor electric service, plas­ About two years ago, other line. Beautiful large ter construction by An- of rapidly fatal bacterial infec­ problem than 20 patients, believe history,” she said. abortions. Others held banners, “ We will be single-issue vo­ M. oh July 28, 1989 for o cab-over-engine Diesel Rescue- dining room or 3rd tions in at least four western me.” doctors began reporting an in­ Pumper. yard, easy access to saldl. Bowers school. Last April, abortion rights waved signs, hooted, cheered and ters,” she said. “ Choice is the bedroom with hard­ 1-84,. Fireplace In liv­ states could mark the return of Stevens, the report’s chief crease in the number of cases of Bids shall be mode In accordance with ■nvltotlon to bid, wood floors. Spacious Attractively priced at activists lobbied on Capitol Hill to clapped. most important issue that we can requirements for bidders, plans and '’ 'nations on file at living room and two ing room. $60,000. Call $143,500.Jackson 8> dangerous strains of strep germs author, said he expects to hear of rheumatic fever. In addition, try to influence the Supreme Police lined the streets and vote on. We are busily engaged in the Dispatcher’s Office, 32 Main Street, Manchester, ConM- today for more Infor­ Jackson Real Estate, that mysteriously disappeared many more cases after today’s outbreaks of severe strep disease tlcut. Copies may be obtained between the hours of 9.00a.m. large bedrooms up­ 647-8400.D Court’s decision on a Missouri milled through the crowd to carry targeting key races. We are going to 5:00 p.m. or mov be mailed upon request. stairs. Lovelv field- mation. Realty World, almost 50 years ago, researchers publication. have been reported recently in Benolt/Frechette As­ MANCHESTER Atten­ law imposing restrictions on off a few anti-abortion activists to be the most bold and sophisti­ Bids will be opened, read and recorded at the above men­ stone patio off kitchen. sociates. 646-7709.0 reported today. However, Dr. Robert Breiman Britain and Scandinavia. abortion. Crowd-size estimates who infiltrated the rally with cated and hard-hitting political tioned date, time and ploce. $139,900. D.W. Fish tion CHFA buyers. The rioht Is reserved to reject any ond-or all bids. MANCHESTER - Affor­ Beautiful '/2 duplex on The newly recognized illness, of the U.S. Centers for Disease Dr. Edward Kaplan of the ranged from 300,000 to 600,000 their own signs. campaign this nation has ever 1 liang Zemin, shown here, was named the new (CHOOSE ONE: Realty, 643-1591 .□ which doctors call streptococcal Control in Atlanta cautioned that University of Minnesota, a co­ ThS award of bid on dable 3 bedroom Co­ a lovelv wooded lot. men and women. Democrats and Irene Natividad, national seen.” proval of the Board of Directors of The Eighth Utilities Dis­ Premier, CommunisI Party chiel) in China a lew days ago. Jiang NORTH COVENTRY - lonial. Nice dining New kitchen, ba­ toxic shock syndrome, can lead there may always have been author of the latest study, said he trict. replaces the recently purged reform-minded Zhao Ziyang, who Needs handyman room, living room, kit­ throom, 12X12 deck. from a minor skin infection to occasional severe strep attacks believes there may be some A bid bond In the amount equol to ten (10) had shown support lor ihe pro-democracy movement. touch. This 6 room chen, finished room In Great starter or retlre- death in a day or two. bid must accompany any bid. A *u5^*H**^lh Cape was built In 1960, that have gone unnoticed. connection between the emer­ oulred to furnish a performance bond with surety tor one- basement. I'/z baths, ment home. Strep germs are common but “ Whether these 20 cases are a gence of these dangerous strep hundred (100) percent of the totol bid price within ten (10) rests on over an acre vinyl siding, garage. $121,900.D.W. Fish DON’T MONKEY 2 Covernmenl and rebel forces in lot and needs your Excellent move-ln con­ Realty, 643-1591 .n usually result in relatively minor major change from the past, it’s illnesses, perhaps a genetic days of the notice of award of bid. Matchwords TLC. Hardwood floors Mary Beth Lltrlco, (CHOOSE ONE: Angola. Mozam­ dition. Reduced to illnesses, such as sore throats. hard to know,” Breiman said. change in the strep bacteria. Clerk (9 points for each correct match) throughout, walk out CDLUMBIA - enlov coun­ More virulent forms of the AROUND... bique) recently signed a truce in $145,000. Don't miss try living. 8 rooms, 1 Stevens saw his first case in “ With all due respect to some l-purge a-armistice basement, bring us an this one. Call MTS 007-07 Ihe 14-year-old war in that offer. $139,900. Philips plus acres, lake rights, microbes were once frequent 1984 at the Veterans Administra­ people who are skeptical, one Builders, 646-2787 or minutes to Manchester causes of life-threatening il­ tion Medical Center in Boise, can’t help being impressed with LEGAL NOTICE Marxist-led nation. Real Estate, 742-1450.Q TOWN OF MANCHESTER 2-truce b-go before 647-7623.______and Hartford. Financ­ lnesses, including scarlet fever Idaho. The victim had gone to the what has happened,” he said. Try Our Pay-By-Mail MANCHESTER - Newer NDRTH CDVENTRY - ing arranged. Dpen NOTICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF REVENUE 3 In a surprising move, the Ameri­ spacious 7 room Con­ and rheumatic fever. But for hospital with a mild fever. After “ This could be either because we All persons liable bv low to pov Town of Manchester taxes can Medical Association recently c-get rid of This loved 1 year old, 3 House Saturday and 3-endorse temporary. Cathedral bedroom Ranch sits on Sunday. $195,000. 295- reasons unclear, the dangerous 10 hours, he went into shock. are looking harder or it’s a real ore hereby notified that I hove o rote Bill for the Grand List (CHOOSE ONE: endorsed, came celling In living room, strains of strep largely faded Program... of 1988 of 52.70 mills on the dollar for the Town of a V * acre lot with 8915. Eight hours later, he died. event. I think it’s a real event.” Manchester; of 7.71 mills on the dollar for the Fire out against) Ihe use oi tissue 4-mediate d-go between lower level family private back yard, away in the early 1940s. “ I was amazed at the rapidity Of the 20 cases described, six Deportment Taxing District of the Town of Manchester and Irom aborted fetuses lor research room with toll bath and master bedroom with In today’s New England .Jour­ It makes paying your subscription easier on of 10.50 mills on the dollar for the Special Parking Authority flue for wood stove. with which this occurred,” he victims, or 30 percent, died of the and therapy. 5-precede e-support full bath Is separate FLORIDA nal of Medicine, doctors describe said. “ I saw another case a year you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 Taxing District. Central air, large deck. illness. Five died within four days Each such tax Is due and payable, one-half on JulyJ, 1989, from the childrens bed­ 20 cases of severe illness, includ­ weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 4 Fleeing ethnic violence, many Fully appllanced. Two rooms, vinyl siding, 200 later. I started talking to col­ of admission to a hospital. Three ond one-holt on January 1,1990, provided however, that onv People & Sports car garage. $179,000 PROPERTY ing six deaths, that were seen leagues. They told me of similar of them died within 36 hours. Most months. 6 months or a full year... drop it in the Real Estate and Personal Property tax amounting to not Turks in recent weeks have been amp service, you At its best! Better Cli­ more than Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00) shall bo due and (5 points for each correct answer) Call Susan Donahue for between 1986 and 1988 in Idaho, cases.” started with red, tender skin and mail. Then, you can forget about having ready leaving the communisI nation oi couldn't build It for the mate, Fewer taxes, 9 payable In one Installment on July 1,1989. All Motor Vehicle 1 According to the foreman of the grand your . personal show­ price, compare. N^ontana, Utah and Nevada. They Since Stevens and his col­ quickly went on to more serious cash to pay your carrier answering the door' taxes shall be due and payable In one Installment on July 1, and reluming to Turkey, ing. Manchester Dtfice miles from gulf. Will jury lhal investigated the death of Mary 149,750. Philips Real believe the illness was .caused by leagues, a group of infectious symptoms, including shock, kid­ 1989. which is jusi south of that nation. Sentry Real Estate, 643- Estate, 742-14500 show film and fly you when it's inconvenient. . or being at home to Payments mode otter August 1, 1989 ore sublect to a late )o Kopechne at Chappaquiddick in strep bacteria that produce scar­ disease specialists who meet once ney failure and breathing failure. 5 The CommunisI leadership of 4060.n down for $100.00 per pay your bill charge on the first Installment. Interest is calculated from (CHOOSE ONE: 1%6, 1%9), there was CDVENTRY - Perfect latina toxin, the poison responsi­ a year as the Rocky Mountain Pus Most were healthy young WE WILL NOTIFY due dote at the rote of l'/j% per month with a minimum the East European nation of person for a weekend. a cover-up to protect Senator Edward starter home. 1,200 sq. ble for scarlet fever. Club, assembled the 20 cases he adults. Their median age was 36 YOUR CARRIER penalty of S2.00 tor each delinquent payment. (CHOOSE ONE: Hungary, Czech­ Household vinegar Is an ft. California style Call now. Simply complete the coupon below and send Kennedy’s political career. Although experts are unsure of has since seen more, including and all but four were younger THAT YOU ARE A Said taxes are payable at the Office of the Collector of oslovakia) look another step effective and Inexpensive Ranch on over an acre It to us... or if you would like more information Revenue In the Municipal Building. 2 The new Disney movie “ Honey I Shrunk 646-4200 or the outbreak's scope. Dr. Dennis some in California and Washing- than 50. PAY-BY-MAIL toward democracy recently by fabric softner when added of land. Private set­ on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ Monday thru Friday 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. The Kids’’ is preceded by an animated ting. Easy access to CUSTOMER. choosing reformer Rezsoe Nyers to the final laundry rinse. 633-3346 tion Department. 647-9946. After initial pay­ Joan M. Troy cartoon starring last year’s cartoon hero Classified Is the effective highways. Immediate Collector of Revenue as parly chairman. ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed and Inexpensive way to occupancy. Largefam­ MANCHESTER - Become 038-06 find a cash buyer for llv room with sliders. a Landlord. If you hove ■ Sailor who deserted in 1969 A federal judge ruled last week that Reduced 127,500. Call TOWN OF MANCHESTER household Items you no always wondered what LEGAL NOTICE baseball commissioner (CHOOSE ONE: longer use. 643-2711. tor details. Klernan It would be like to own The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public Peter Ueberroth, Bart Ciamatli) had Real Estate 649-1147D Investment property I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my hearing on Monday, July 17, 1989 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing prejudged Pete Rose, who is accused of LDVELY Raised Ranch here Is vour chance. handed suspended sentence Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, In move-ln condition Excellent Income Is Connecticut to hear and consider the following petitions: Newsname betting on baseball games. pay-by-mail subscription Cm______people read located at 32 Fleldstone generated bv this 3 TREASURE ISLAND, Calif. O.K. ASSOCIATES — SPECIAL EXCEPTION — 192 MAIN (15 points for correct Although Steffi Graf is seeded number- Lane In Coventry. Call family on Spruce He was tracked down by Navy “ a lot of harassment. We’re even STREET (0-78) — Request for a special exception under answer or answers) classified Street In Manchester. (AP) — A Vietnam-era Navy investigators after his name now.” Article II, Section 6.02.02 of the Zoning Regulotionsto permit one, many experts pick Martina Navrati­ Ron Fournier for a Enclosed please find payment for the construction of a new office building at 192 Main Street — showing. 647-1419 or Separate utilities, 6-6-4 deserter who secretly led a popped up during a credit check. Smith left the Navy after lova to win her ninth Wimbledon singles room apartments with Carrier Delivery: Residence C zone. eves. 649-3087. normal life for 20 years received a Smith had recently purchased a finding out his first wife was I recently offered to title. TRUE OR FALSE: No woman has porches, pantries and □ 1 year 92 40 THOMAS REILLY — RESUBOIVISION — GERALD DRIVE RE/MAX, East of the suspended sentence and a bad home. unfaithful and because he res­ □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 months ‘46 20 (R-42) — Application for a resubdivislon of a 10.5 acre parcel mediate a political won more than eight Wimbledon River.______appliances. 3 car gar­ conduct discharge after friends, Judge Capt. Phil Roberts or­ ented the rigidity of military life, of land Identified as Lot # 20 and parcel “ B", Gerald Drive— solution to Ihe civil singles crowns. age. Reduced - $224,900 Senior Citizens; Residence AA zone. Great 8 room raised Jackson & Jackson politicians and even veterans dered Smith discharged for bad DeNike said. Smith enlisted in □ 3 months‘21 56 □ 6 months‘43 12 □ 1 year‘86 24 war in Afghanistan. Playing in his first game since under­ Ranch on Strawberry urged leniency. ROBERT O. A ANDREW F. TAYLOR — SPECIAL Real Estate, 647-8400.D conduct and added a four-month March 1968, and left the service EXCEPTION — U STRICKLAND STREET (T-123) — Who am It going tool surgery Iasi November, Lane In Manchester. 4 9 Charles Smith vyalked away Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount Request for a special exception under Article II, Section bedrooms, 1 full plus 2 MEADDW Lone - Plc- suspended sentence and the for­ without permission twice for Boston Celtics star ..t.. scored 33 points turebook Colonial of 8 from his Navy post at Treasure feiture of $1,000 in future Navy 4.02.01 of the Zoning Regulations to permit the conversion of half baths, fireplace, brief periods before his final 1 Motor Route Delivery; Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months a single fam ily home Into a two fam ily home at 16 Strickland in a charily game to raise money tor city utilities. 2-car gar­ pristine rooms, 2 full Island in September 1969, just pay. desertion. Street — Residence A zone. disadvantaged youth. age. Fenced rear yard. baths, 2 fireplaces, and days after bejng ordered to report “ I couldn’t ask for anything ORYK, ET AL — ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENTS Priced right at a fabulous lot Name — (0-7S) — Application to amend Article II, Section 18 of the yOUR SCORE; SY(o 100 points — TOP SCORE! to an Alaskan outpost. He also left more,” said Smith. Smith has never contacted his $187,500.00.Jackson 8< $230’ s.Blanchard & Zoning Regulations to allow new multl-fomllv construction 81 to 90 points - Excellent 71 to 80 points - Good 61 to 70 points — Fair. behind a wife and son. He also could have been sent­ former family or his parents and and conversion of single family to multi-family homes — Jackson Real Estate, Rossetto Realtors," Address Apt ‘ Knowledse Unlimited, Inc. 7-3-89 647-8400.P______We're Selling Houses" Smith kept his 'name, married enced to one year for desertion a sister in Ohio. He also never Historic Zone. 646-2482.0 again and lived less than 10 miles and two years for marijuana use. ORYK, ET AL — ZONE CHANGE — HARTFORD ROAD LYDALL - Woods Ranch obtained a divorce from his first City _ _ _ ,Z ip . Phone. (0-76) — Request for a zone change from Residence AA to ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ FDREST Hills price re­ from the California base during which was detected during a unit price slashed wife, although DeNike said he Historic zone for 40 8, 50 Forest Street and 99 8,131 Hartford pjjH 4jjei-s ijn a i Find ths Item $9,000. Immaculate 2 duced - Dwner of this his desertion, which was among urinalysis after his May 3 sur­ assumes she either annulled the Rood. bedroom home on pri­ gorgeous 4 bedroom MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL -t, iiiieuiejO JJefl-£ iMqS'B :b%l-l iSlHOdS ’» 3Td03d 8 the longest of the Navy’s recent render, said his attorney, Howard marriage or received a divorce. At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written you need vate cul-de-sac. Att­ 2'/2 both home soys cases. communications received. A copy of this petition Is In the q-S :p-b :a-t i t - l !a-t :sa M O M H 3 iV W ached garage, applian­ Sell. We think Ita great DeNike. Smith remarried in 1975, had Town Clerk's office and may bo Inspected during business MondMstwHtrald On Wednesday, the 43-year-old When Smith was asked about five children, bought a house in hours. lejpjV lasseA :JWVNSM3N ces. $130's. Call ERA buy. Call ERA today. The Manchester Herald XieitunH-S teiieSing-^ Blanchard 8< Rossetto Blanchard & Rossetto seaman apprentice pleaded his 18 months of active duty the San Francisco suburb San Planning and Zoning Commission P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 ;p.tsjopua-e ;e|o8uv-Z itped isjunuiuio^-i :]d03SaiB0M 643-2711 Realtors," We're Sel­ Realtors," We’re Sel­ guilty to unauthorized absence during a news conference follow­ Pablo and became active in the Leo Kwpsh, Secretary ling Houses" 646-2482.0 ling Houses" 646-2482.0 from the Navy at a court-martial. ing sentencing, he described it as Episcopal church. 006-07 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 6. 1989

I INVESTMENT ■ APARTMENTS ■ MISCELLANEOUS [CARS I CARS PROPERTY FOR RENT CHILD CARE I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER. Up to TWO bedroom duplex. LICENSED Day Core STEEL belted radial tires DODGE Omnl-1987. 5 Spcciollsi FORD Tempo - 1984 4 speed, 4 door, rear 7,300 sq.ft. Industrial Heat, Hot water. Gas provider In good fam­ with rims, size P225- cylinder, 5 speed, new wiper, defog, A M /FM , space, plus 1 acre of tor cooking and Gas ily neighborhood hove 5R15. Best otter. 643- tires. Asking $5,000. land for lease. Worren drier Included. $650 per an opening for 4 child­ 2236. Call 647-8851. tinted windows, 34K. J E. Howland, Inc. 643- month. 659-0703 coll ot- ren. Constant supervi­ $2800/best offer. 872- n08. 2051.______ter 4:00 pm.______sion and care for your GIVE YOUR budget a CHEVROLET Astro Van- HEBRON two bedroom child. 647-1101. License 1986. Fully equipped. CHEVROLET Caprice number 25473. break ... shop the classi­ I BUSINESS apartment. Applian­ fied columns tor bargain Very clean. $5,900. 249- Estate Wagon- 1978. ces, Heat and Hot wa­ buys! 2505 days, 875-4266 eves. Recent repairs. Too LAWN CARE PAINTING/ PROPERTY ter, Parking, and Cel­ good to lunk. Needs la r storage. $650 I CARPENTRY/ Buick Century 19824 Door engine. 643-2880. PAPERING must be seen. 70,000 KEN’S LAWN PRESTIGIOUS Indus­ m o n th ly.649-2871 or REMODELING CHRYSLER 5th Avenue trial Condo In Ellington 228-3245. I 1881 SALES miles. V6, Automatic, 1985. All extras. Excel- SERVICE PAINTING AND available for the new Power Steering, CARPENTRY WORK MANCHESTER 3 bed­ CREATIVE Laminates of lent condition. Reliable Service or expanding business. Brakes. $2,400. Call 645- $5,000/best otter. 646- Includoa Intarlor and Extarlor Unit has loading dock, rooms, Large kitchen Edst Hartford, fabrica­ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 8449. Quality Work painting, Rabulldlno porcbaa and eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 6882______dacfca and InatallTng Stockada with appliances. Front tors of contemporary Fair Prices gas heat, citv water the posting of advertise­ foncaa. and sewer. All new and rear porches, se­ styles, cabinets, coun­ JETTA-1987. AC, sun Call 649-8045 Fraa Eatimataa — Fully Inaurad cluded yard and gar­ ters, and furnishings. ments by ony person, firm or PONTIAC 1969 6 cylinder root, loaded. Excellent lHanrhpHlpr Hrralh facilities with expan­ 646-0454 age. $700 a month, plus Also cabinet new corporation on a telegraph, In good condition. sion space available. telephone, electric light or condition. Very clean, aak for MIcfiaal security. Tenets pay fronts, retoclng or re- Needs body work low mileage. $8,000. YARD MASTERS Call Stan Weinberg647- power pole or to a tree, $250.00 call 643-1024. 1419 or eves. 643-0844. heat and Electricity. flnlshlng available. shrub, rock, or any other Coll otter 4:00 647-9543. Yard cleaned, TUITION PAINTERS No pets. 646-1210 days. Call days 9am to 5pm. n atural oblect w ithout a w r it­ RE/M AX, East of the •aeaae******************* Trees cut. •Raaldantlal Extarlor Painting 643-8422 evenings. 528-9748. ten permit for the purpose of •Fully Inaurad RIver.D protecting Itorthepubllcond SCHALLER Have dump truck, •Fraa, Raaaonabla Eatlmataa MANCHESTER 2 bed­ ACURA QUALITY Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents co rries a tin e of up to $50 to r Friday, July 7, 1989 room townhouse. Nice PRE-OWNED AUTDS CLYDE will haul. Call Bruce HELPING PEOPLE sa­ eoch offense. CHEVRDLET-BUICK, INC. location, all applian­ U n i MISCELLANEOUS 6 4 3 -9 9 9 6 6 4 6 -2 3 9 2 tisfy their needs and TAG Sole - Custom wood 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. *3495 R D U TE 83, V E R N D N ces. Heat, Hot water, |D< I SERVICES Auto, a a : _____ evenings______wonts ... that's what want stove. Solar pool 83 Mercury Marquis 4 Dr. *4995 ads are all about. Carpeting and Air con- cover. Pool equip­ 84 Honda Civic Sedan *3495 5 •pd.. AM/FM Slttoo 84 Celebrity 4 Dr. *4995 CARPENTRY/ dltlonlng. 647-1595. GSL Building Mainte­ ment, Mary Kay, nance Co. Commercl- 82 Toyota Corolla S-R5 *3495 84 Buick Century Wagon *6695 REMODELING “We can tell you Materials, and many 6 9pd.. A/C. Sporty I REAL ESTATE I CONDOMINIUMS al/ResIdentlal building other Items. 46 Wel- 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 *2995 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 what to look for... repairs and home Im­ I WANTED I FOR RENT Iwood Circle, Vernon. 6 Spd.. Ecotk) C u r 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 FARRAND REMODIl ING provements. Interior Saturday and Sunday 83 Ford Escort Wagon •2600 Assault and what to look 85 Electra T-Type *9995 Room additions, decks, root­ and exterior pointing, 4 tpood. 9l«r»o. ClMK> Car LAND wanted. Five plus MANCHESTER - 2 bed- 10am to 4pm. 85 Century Wagon *7995 ing, siding, windows and gutt­ o u tfo rF acres. Church of the light carpentry. Com­ 86 Mercury Lynx *2995 room with garage. Cus­ 4-Sp««d. St«r«o. Lika Naw 85 Electra 4 Door *10995 ers. Alt types of remodeling and Living God of Man­ tom kitchen and ba­ plete lonltorlol ser­ CARS repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. vice. Experienced, rel­ I 85 Honda CRX *3995 86 Spectrum 4 Dr. *4995 HarBro chester Is Interested In throom. Totally FOR SALE 5 ipood. SItrso. Sporty purchasing land In remodeled. 5 rooms iable, tree estimates. 83 Olds Regency *4995 86 Cavalier 4 Dr. *6995 Bus. 647-8509 643-0304. Res. 645-6849 Painting Manchester for pur­ fully furnished. $750 a vs. Fulty Losdod. Llks Now 66 Nova 4 Dr. *6495 pose of building wor­ month. 285-0744. MANY OTHERS TO 86 Pont Bonneville 4 Dr. *6995 of Manchester ship center. Contact CHOOSE FROM 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *6995 weapons MM Ceestredlen el Msatiwitir Pastor David Mullen, CARTER HOMES CHEVROLET — GEO 86 Delta 88 2 Dr. ‘9995 AOORIont. rvmoOillno. wood Mlno. Quality Painting 372 Main Street, Man­ FURNITURE 1229 M a in St., M anchester 345 CENTER ST. dookA. rooRno. oonor«t« work, chester, CT 06040. 647- FOR RENT USED CARS MANCHESTER 86 Merkur XR4TI *9495 nuaorwy It «R pHaoM of oorwtnidion. Services N 7355 FOUR mapledining room 67 Camaro V-6 Y *9395 647-7077 fou'n of oontrocton not •Free Estimates MANCHESTER - Lovely 8 7 2 ^ rotumlng you e§tl$ — etif u$f chairs. Excellent con­ 67 Volkt Jetta 4 Dr.. •8495 PuRy Intuftd • Pro* EetlmMM •Senior Citizen Discounts bungalow style house, dition. $85.00. Please I APARTMENTS 85 Bonneville 4 Dr. *6295 M 3-17M •Aiuminum & Vinyl 3 bedrooms, family call 649-2307. Mk for Mark 66 Cavalier ‘CS’ Sta Wg •6195 72 HOUR MONEY BACK Powerwashing I FOR RENT room, appliances and CARDINAL garage. Available Im­ 87 Pontiac 6000 4 Dr. •8395 GUARANTEE ban due 87 Olds Firenze Sta Wg •7595 ISLAND COVENTRY - convenient mediately. $800.00 plus ITV/STEREO/ BUICK, INC. Olds '77 CutlatB *2,095 646-6815 but private location. 2 utilities and security. 65 Pontiac Sunbird •5195 AMC ‘62 Concord *2,005 CONSTRUCTION We’re Here To Serve 1987 Chav. Celebrity *5995 bedroom apartment, No pets. 643-2129._____ APPLIANCES 84 Dodge ‘LE’ Caravan •6495 N ltia n '85 Santra SE *3.005 By Carolyn Skorneck gered in January, when a man All types of home I 1989 Buick Century *14999 86 Pont. LE 6000 4 Dr. •7195 Chevy '86 Calabrity *4905 The Associated Press opened fire with an AK-47 and Improvements from carpeting, 2 months se­ TWO Family house for 1986 DIdsmoblle Calais *6980 curity deposit. $500.00 rent In Manchester. STEREO-Samsung SCM - 86 Chav Cavalier 4 Dr. •7995 1988 Chevy Suburban '16980 Chevy '87 Cavalier *5,905 other weapons on a schoolyard in concrete floors, steps, MISCELLANEOUS Olds ‘84 Cutlaaa *5.005 patios, etc. to complete monthly. Utilities not For Information and 7000. Dual cassette, CD 84 Cam Berllnetta Cpa •6295 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 WASHINGTON - The govern­ Stockton, Calif., killing five child­ player, radio. Just like Otda '83 Cut/Crulaer *5,005 remodeling. Also decks SERVICES included. No pets. 742- appointment coll 742- USED TRUCKS 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 ment will permanently bar an ren, The man, Patrick Purdy, and window and door 0569. new. Asking $250.00 or 83 Chav S-10 Blazer 4x4 *5995 1988 Buick Century *11990 Chevy '85 Celebrity *6.095 1818 onytlme.______Plymouth '64 Voyager *6,005 estimated 90 percent of the later killed himself. replacement. Tiling MANCHESTER - 2 and 3 best otter. SSChevCIO 8'Pickup *5995 1987 Buick Skyhawk *7980 HAWKES TREE SERVICE MANCHESTER better 1986 Century Wagon *8980 Olda '65 Delta *6.005 Semiautomatic versions of as­ interlor/exterlor. bedroom tor rent. Se­ 88 Dodge Raider 4x4 *10450 assault-style weapons whose im­ Bucket, truck & chipper. than new. 4 bedroom, 2 1986 Buick Eledra *10250 Ford '65 T-BIrd *6,005 portation has been suspended sault weapons such as the AK-47 Landscape and interior Stump removal. Free curity and references a TV SPECIAL 86 Nissan Short Bad P/up *5895 design services full baths, llvingroom 1986 Buick Century *7690 Chevy '86 Z-24 >7,095 eatlmataa. Special must. Coll 645-8201. 88 S-10 Blazer 4x4 *12495 1984 Riviera Cpe *8995 Olda '65 C a la li *7.005 since spring, administration and the Uzi carbine have become available. conalderatlon for elderly with fireplace, fully ap­ OFFER Olda '87 Clara *7,005 sources said today. popular with drug gangs, and and handicapped. MANCHESTER - 2 and 3 pllanced kitchen, full Reconditioned televltlont, 1984 Mercury Cougar *6180 C all Barry at bedroom tor rent. Se­ basement with washer from our big trade-in sale. 646-6464 lose Buick LeSabre *8290 Pont '87 Grand Am *7.005 The Bureau of Alcohol, To­ their use in illegal activities has 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 647-7553 curity and references a and dryer hookups. Prices from $49 to $299. Curtis 1984 Eldorado Convert *14999 Olda ‘87 C a la li *8,905 bacco and Firearms, expected to skyrocketed in the past year, Mathee. 273 West Middle Tpke. 1985 Buick Skyhawk *5250 Olda '86 Toyo *0.095 must. Coll 645-8201. Close to pork. Easy Manchester. 649-3406. announce the ban later in the day, according to law enforcement access to highway. Se­ Screened loam, gravel, MANCHESTER - 1 bed­ JOE RILEY’S 81 Adams St. BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE has been studying the use of the officials. The Uzi carbine has room, 2nd floor. On curity and references DILLON FORD AND MARINE PAINTING/ processed gravel, suspended four dozen styles of been imported since the late busline. $550.00 per required. $1,000 per 319 M a in St., M anchester Manchester 259 Adamt St.. Manch. PAPERING sand, stone, and fill for month. Yearly lease. month. 589-2868 IGDDD THINGS weapons to determine if they fit 1970s. 88 "EXP Coupe *7495 649-4571 649-1749 the requirement that they be used A study by The Atlanta Journal delivery call George Utilities additional. 1 TD EAT 88 Escort "LX" H/B *7495 EXPERT month security dep­ for sporting purposes. Constitution found that an Qrlffing 742-7886. I STORE AND 88 Escort "QL" H/B *7495 Exterior and Interior osit. Peterman Realty Patrick Flynn/Manchattar Harald The Gun Control Act of 1968 assault-style gun is 20 times more painting and wallpaper 649-9404 I OFFICE SPACE 65 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 hanging. Limited exterior U 86 Taurus Wag. Loaded *7995 bans the importation of weapons likely to be used in crime than a raetoratTon. Pravloua work MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ MANCHESTER. Down- 88 Escort Pony *5295 i t - k A T T E N T IO N THREE TRIES — Conferring during the first vote on the Elizabeth Paterson, left. Rose Fowler and Town Manager that are not used for legitimate conventional firearm. can be teen upon requaat. EXPRESS SEAL rooms, heat, hot water, PICK 87 Escort "QL" H/B *5595 sporting purposes. However, the NRA has opposed Contact BC Company. Driveway Sealers, Home town business district. budget for the current fiscal year during a town meeting John Elsesser. It took three votes to get the budget a n d appliances. 1240 sq. ft. Fronting on 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 The suspension involved a total limits on the rights of law-abiding 644-6968. Care Services, Including $570.00. Adults pre­ BLUEBERRIES CLASSIC CHEVY LOVERS! approved. Main Street. Private 89 Brand New Festive *5795 in Coventry Thursday night are Town Council members of about fourdozen individual gun citizens to own the weapons, House Painting. Free ferred. No pets. 647- parking. For sale or 9876 Evenings.______at the 88 Cougar White M1495 Classic 1968, Chevy Malibu, 307 styles, and the permanent ban saying the solution to any prob­ Estimates. lease. Tom Boyle, 86 Mercury Sable "QS" *7495 FOR rent In Bolton coun­ Boyle Real Estate CO. covers most of them, the sources lem is to lock up criminals. 646-7766 Corn Crib 88 Festive White *3795 Engine. “Mint” Condition. 69,500 said. try home In rural oreo. 649-4800. 89 Probe LX Demo M2995 7 rooms with a large Buckland Road, In April, ATF Director Stephen PROFESSIONAL Office BS Bronco II AT >6995 Origingal Mileage. $6,000 or Best Coventry finally approves a budget kitchen must be seen to suite. 760 sq. ft. Excel­ South Windsor 84 El 50 Van >3995 Higgins said the weapons under be aprecloted. coll 647- lent downtown location Offer! study “ are basically paramili­ I HOMES I HOMES 9923.______87 64 Tempo 2 Door *4295 By Jacqueline Bennett the cuts they had to make in the son’s remarks. cians better realize it and tune Housing available for Imme­ 8:00 am-11:00 am 88 Ford FI 50 P/U M0595 tary in appearance, they are budget in order to get it passed. “ We (the board) voted against down what they’re asking for to FOR SALE FOR SALE TWO bedroom duplex. diate lease. Boyle Real Manchester Herald large-capacity magazines.” Laundry hookups. Ref­ Estate Co. 649-4800. 3:00 pm-8:00 pm 6 4 3-2145 Call 649-7470 “ We. the Town Council, come our consciences to bring it (the what we can afford.” The ATF said recently that MANCHESTER - Three MANCHESTER - Large 4 erences and Security. COVENTRY - On the third here tonight with less confidence budget) down to a no mill Resident Charlotte Kennedy importers were preparing to program bedroom Colonial with bedroom Colonial built No pets $575.00 plus and less enthusiasm ... this is a increase," he said. countered those comments. try, voters unanimously passed a flood the country with close to 1 fireplace In move-ln by LoCova. Open utilities. 643-1002 $14.1 million budget Thursday lean budget,” said Elizabeth Mickel said that all three “ I think the message of the last million of the weapons should the condition. Lovely yard foyer, strlum doors to LIKE private home. 3'/2 I CHILD CARE Paterson, a member of the Town budgets had full support of the two budgets is that we have backs up to wooded deck off family room. that will require no tax rate suspension be lifted. The suspen­ rooms. Lease. Work­ oriarty Brothers four Democrats and three Repub­ become a people of greed — suspended area. This lewel Is tor Family-size eat-ln kit­ ing single, m arried RESPONSIBLE teenage increase for this fiscal year. Council. sion covered new import permits About 140 residents attended Paterson said the council put licans on the board. unwilling to share our resources that certain family who chen plus formal din­ couple preferred. 643- girl looklngtoradayor as well as those weapons for WASHINGTON (AP) - Hous­ enlovs country living ing room. First floor 2880.______evening babysitting the Special Town Meeting at together the initial $14.5 million “ There was no splitting of with children and people of which import permits already ing Secretary Jack Kemp is with the benefits of a laundry 8< two car gar­ lob. Call 563-4810 11am Coventry High School to act on budget “ with visions of a growing votes, but commiserating on need.” PLEASANT, quiet 4 room had been granted and which were suspending a program designed nearby city. Don’t miss age. Great area. apartment. Mature to 7pm. For Monday, Manchester’s the $14,119,382 budget. Voters had and developing town.” cutting,” said Mickel. Police Chief Frank Trzaskos this one. $159,900. Anne $275,900 Manchester en route to this country. to provide apartments for low- working lady p re ­ July 3rd and Tuesday twice rejected earlier budgets After that budget and a $14.4 But School Street resident warned that a $10,000 cut from Miller Real Estate, 647- Office. Sentry Real Est­ July 4, call after 6pm. The bureau, which has the and moderate-income elderly ferred. Non smoker, no that would have required in­ million budget were rejected, Bernard Gilbert scolded town police overtime will affect re­ 8000.O______ate, 643-4060. D 645-6828. power to control imports, does not people, the third program can­ pets. 649-5897. creases in the tax rate. “ we set aside our ideals,” Pater­ officials. sponse'time of officers. He said regulate domestic manufacture celed or frozen at the Department MANCHESTER. Forest Used Car Dealer Members of the Town Council son said. “ Sometimes we have to vote calls for help will have to be of weapons, so similar weapons o f Housing and Urban Hills - Kennedy Road. and Board of Education made it Board of Education Chairman against the budget because we U 8, R built. Three made in the United States would Development. USED CAR SPECIALS clear they were not pleased with Lawrence Mickel echoed Pater­ can’t afford it.” he said. “ Politi­ Please see BUDGET, page 10 Bedrooms, 2 baths, L not be affected by the action. Kemp’s decision Thursday fol­ Ranch. Reasonably 1986 MERCURY 1983 CHEV Several bills pending in Congress lows a highly critical audit of the priced at $219,900. Call 1987 MAZDA 1986 FORD 1983 MAZDA 646-2969 or 413-734-5104 B2200 P/U T-BIRD SABLE 626 MONTE CARLO would control or eliminate many program by HUD's inspector tor Information. 2 Tone Auto, A/C Auto, A/C 5 Speed AT, A/C of the U.S.-made assault-style general that said many of the CHORCHES weapons. projects were approved despite BOLTON - Whv build? - ’ 6 9 9 9 ’6995 ’5991 ’ 4 6 6 6 ’4999 Hay fever season could be worst ever The ATF has estimated that warnings by agency analysts that This house has It all. Dodge Truths Great Colonial with CHRYSI.KK OadgE 1982 OLDS 1985 LINCOLN 1986 BUICK 1985 FORD domestic makes account for they were unnecessary or too 1985LINCDLN HARTFORD (AP) — Record rainfall triple-whammy” for the estimated 25 tory services and community medicine at lots to otter, three TDWN CAR CUTLASS TOWN CAR RIVIERA TEMPO three-quarters of the 3 million large. large bedrooms, 1st SUPREME (Signature) Loaded Auto, AM/FM throughout the Northeast may turn the hay percent of the population with such St. Raphael, said unlike antihistamines, semiautomatic rifles now owned The program already has cost floor family room, fever season into the one of the worst ever allergies, Warren predicted. which are taken after symptoms emerge, by Americans. Colt Industries Inc the government $119 million in ’ 1 0 2 2 5 ‘4999 • 1 1 0 2 5 ^ ’ 10,999 ’4444 Hay fever sufferers arming themselves this new drug may be taken as preventative large eat-ln kitchen Don’t Wait For A Sale! for ragweed, experts said. suspended sales of its AR-15, the direct payments to cover defaults overlooking In-ground 1987 MAZDA 1984 AMC 1988 CHEVY “ All indications are it’s going to be an the battle against itchy, watery eyes and medicine. on HUD-insured mortgages, pool. First floor den, 1988 DODGE 1988 LINCOLN most popular of the domestic 82600 4X4 ALLIANCE TOWN CAR CELEBRITY absolutely atrocious year,” Kenneth swollen sinuses frequently choose antihis­ Warren said there are alternatives to assault-style semiautomatic ri­ Kemp said. The cost is likely to second floor lounge Pickup Auto, A/C RAMCHARGER Auto, A/C tamines, which can cause drowsiness and medical treatment. area. Seller will pay up Warren, a spokesman for the Hospital of St. fles, in March. grow, he said, because defaults Every Day Is ’ 16,999 Raphael in New Haven, says. other side effects. “ There’s a lot you can do to guard against to $5,000 closing ’ 9 9 9 9 ’3950 ’ 1 4 9 9 9 ’9650 President Bush, a hunter and a now total $250 million and are costs.D.W. Fish While ragweed, the cause of hay fever, About half the patients respond to a misery,” he said. Warren advised people lifetime member of the National expected to continue. 1986 PONTIAC ~ 1983 BUICK relatively new prescription drug which prone to hay fever to keep a dehumidifier in Realty, 643-1591 .□ Sale Day 1985 BMW 1983 CHEVY won’t be in bloom for another three weeks Rifle Association which opposes Kemp also said the program FIREBIRD liM /lTTniM fl CENTURY or so, mold spores are abnormally high keeps the hystamine from entering the their basement, to remove old furniture and was not serving those it was COVENTRY look no VC. AM/FM. 5 Speed Loaded CAVALIER limits on weapons, came into further 2-3 bedroom because of the humidity. Warren said. blood supply and thus minimizes the other dust-collectors from the basement, to office opposing any bans on the created to help, citing a HUD- Cape on oversized lot. ’ 12,500 $4222 ’2999 Combined with the profusion of pollen from irritating symptoms. clean out closets and to vacuum dust from assault-style weapons. backed project in Palm Harbor, ’8550 Dr. Paul Goldstein, chairman of ambula­ under beds. Vinyl siding, huge liv­ Shop Us First 1986 OLDS 1985 LINCOLN 1987 SUBARU 1985 CHEVY grasses and other sources, it will mean “ a A public outcry over the availa­ Fla.. that he said charged $2,100 a ing room, washer/d- month rent for a two-bedroom ryer, garage and car­ CUTLAS MITSUBISHU TOWN CAR WAGON GL P/UP bility of the weapons was trig- port, swimming and SUPREME CORDIA TURBO Loaded 4WD 4x4, AT apartment. fishing nearby. Hurry, lilllililill Rdiato up to 1 : He promised to revive the this one Is a steal.Phil­ ’8615 J 5 5 C ^ ’ 10,980 ’ 7 6 0 0 ’ 6 9 9 5 Retirement Service Center Pro­ ips Real Estate, 742- oh sileet Of gram after rewriting its guide­ 1984 PONTIAC 1986 HYUNDAI Murder arraignment brings a sigh of relief 1450D______1987 MAZDA 4X4 1986 MAZDA 626 lines to target resources to MANCHESTER - New to modiis HERD GLS EXCEL 6 Spd., A/C low-income elderly. the market. Charming ’ 1 2 ,1 0 0 “ Insured housing programs ■ 2-famlly (4-4) that has ’3999 ’ 3 9 9 9 ’5999 felony murder, arson murder, After receiving two calls Thurs­ frequently. been totally up-dated. Suspect is held first-degree sexual assault, first- Neighbors recall day that she termed “ hysteri­ “In a way, he’s a peculiar administered by HUD must by Carefree vinyl siding; 89 Demo 1986 MERCURY 1987 PONTIAC 1987 OLDS 1985^ FORD 1986 CHRYSLER degree assault, and first-degree cal,” Shanley said she wasn’t acting guy,” Fiske said. their nature take risks," Kemp appllanced; bright, 88 Demo on $500,000 bond visits to victim All other residents interviewed said. “ With this program costing COUGAR GRAND AM CUTLASS ESCORT WAGON NEW YORKER assault of a person over the age of sure what to expect. But she spacious rooms; and Auto, A/C Auto, A/C Loaded , 60, police said. Police said a fire found most of the residents to be at the complex asked that their $120 million to date, I would 2- car garage. Large, Lebaron Coupe Caravan LE Turbo SUPREME had been set at Martin’s apart­ names not be used. rather take these risks by target­ private fenced ’ 7 2 9 5 By Maureen Leavitt By Maureen Leavitt calm. ’8888 ’9999 ’4666 ’7999 One woman said she recalled ing resources ... to lower-income yard.$171,900 Klernan Turbo - Loaded Luxury Pkg. Loaded Manchester Herald ment to cover up the crime. Manchester Herald News of the murder on March 8. Real Estate, 649-1147n 1984 PONTIAC 1988 MAZDA 1986 MERKUR 1986 MERCURY LaPointe was escorted into the 1987, had sent shock waves helping Martin put drops in her 1986 OLDS 98 XR4TI CAPRI eyes and seeing LaPointe come to Please see CANCEL, page 10 SUNBIRD Loaded B2200 P/UP A Manchester man charged court wearing a navy blue T-shirt Richard LaPointe was a through the elderly housing com­ Turbo Red , A/C 4 Speed, Air her apartment every day to run I CONDOMINIUMS <13480 >£;. ^ 7 0 5 5 with raping and strangling his and blue jeans. A slight man who church-going man who fre­ munity. Security was high at the ’ 4 0 9 5 ’8650 ’ 6 3 2 5 • 4 9 9 9 wife’s grandmother two years is described by sources as being quently visited his wife’s grand­ complex, as off-duty police offic­ errands for her. I FOR SALE ’7999 The woman remembered La­ ago was ordered held on $500,000 slightly retarded, LaPointe stood mother before she was found ers patrolled the grounds from 1985 JEEP 1984 CHEVY 1985 PONTIAC Pointe being short-tempered with TODAY MANCHESTER. Only 1986 CHRYSLER 1984 MAZDA 6261 bond during his arraignment in expressionless before the court. murdered in her Mayfair dusk to dawn for several weeks. Pre Owned Specials / CHEROKEE CAMARO Auto, AM/FM SUNBIRD Kelly was granted permission Residents had peepholes and Martin on a couple of occasions, $135,000 tor these brand — Pioneer Pkg. Auto, A/C 5TH AVENUE Manchester Superior Court Gardens apartment two years 9 but otherwise being pleasant. new 7 room 1,800 sq. ft. 87 Ply Caravelle SE Thursday. by Mullarkey to see a police ago. chain guards installed on their Index Contemporary town- 84 5th Ave. 88 CMC Sierra P/U ’ 8 9 9 5 ’5650 ’ 4 2 9 5 affidavit consisting of informa­ doors, and police officers gave Another woman living in the Leather — Sunroof 'h ton — SLE Pkg. Turbo — Auto — Air ’ 7 9 9 9 ’5999 Richard LaPointe, 43, of 75 But his arrest Wednesday was houses. Cathedral ceil­ tion used to charge LaPointe. The talks to the residents on how to complex was shocked by the 20 pages, 2 sections ings. Andersen win­ Loaded Loaded 1986 PONTIAu 1986 PONTIAC Union St., has been charged with greeted with a sigh of relief by ’6450 1984 CHEVY 1987 RX7 1985 PONTIAC affidavit has been sealed at the safeguard themselves. charges against LaPointe. dows, fam ily room, the murder of Bernice Martin, an many of the residents of Mayfair Classified - 18-20 Obltuarles___ 2 GRAND PRIX ESTATE WGN FIREBIRD Turbo GRAND PRIX request of state’s attorney John Tom McCann, a superintendent “I never suspected it,” the fireplace., appliances, *4185 ’8995 Loaded Loaded Auto, A/C 88-year-old woman whose body Gardens, a housing for the elderly Comics_____16 Opinion_____ 8-9 M. Bailey. at Mayfair Gardens, said most woman said. “ He was friendly. I 3- 4 bedrooms, 1 Vz ’ 1 3 6 9 9 was found in her Mayfair complex on North Main Street. Focus______15 Sports___ 11-13 baths, cedar siding, 85 PofldM Grand Prix 86 Ply Turismo 85 Olds Delta 88 ’7150 ’5440 ’6999 ’5995 Kelly said he was unfamiliar residents were very calm in can’t in my heart believe he did it. Brougham — 2 dr. — Coupe Gardens apartment on March 8, LaPointe, 43, of 75 Union St., is w/w carpet, oak ca­ 6 Speed — 2.2 — Sunroof They’re such great church Local/State__ 2-4 Television___ 17 V-6 — Auto — Air — V-8 — Loaded — l»k 1987. His attorney, Richard F. with the case and could not make charged with raping and murder­ comparison to when the incident binets and garages. 27k milea Nice Running Car mll«8 — Super Clean Natlon/World J-7 Weather______2 Kelly, chose not to argue for a an argument regarding the bond ing 88-year-old Bernice Martin occurred. members.” Owners will hold a until he saw the affidavit. Kelly “It’s very calm today,” The woman said LaPointe and second mortgage of ’6250 ’3995 ’6850 bond reduction, and Judge Ed­ before setting a fire to cover up MORIARTY BROTHERS said he believed the affidavit was McCann said Thursday. “ Many his wife, Karen, attended St. 8 $32,900 up to 7 years ward J. Mullarkey transferred the crime. Bridget Roman Catholic Church with no principal or 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT the case to Hartford Superior sealed under a sexual assault Carol Shanley, executive direc­ of the residents are saying ‘did WE DELIVER Interest payment due. Court for another appearance privacy statute. x tor of the Housing Authority of you see what happened?” ’ on Main Street. For Home Delivery, Call These are beautiful sin­ 80 Oakland St., Manchester Both women spoke fondly of July 17. After the court recessed for Manchester, visited the Mayfair Ramond Fiske, who has lived at gle family homes of lunch, Kelly appeared once again the apartment complex for about LaPointe’ s 10-year-old son who course with no assoclo- LaPointe was arrested at his Gardens apartments Thursday to 647-9946 tlon tees. Rothman- Exit 63 Off 1-84 / 6 4 3 -2 7 9 1 home Wednesday and charged talk to the residents about the 12 years, said he could recall Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 643-5135 LaPointe visiting Martin Please see REACT, page 10 6iRothman 646-4144o with murder, capital murder. Please see COURT, page 10 arrest.