Korean Ship Sinking After Hit by Iraqis

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WASHINGTON (UPI) ’-P resi­ dent Reagan, rebuffed by Moscow hit by iraqis in an attempt to begin talks on space-based weapons, pursued his J: election-year arms controls efforts m ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (UPI) A at a White House barbecue and South Korean freighter hit by two Iraqi missiles../ found Soviet Ambassador Anatoly appeared to be sinking in the Persian Gulf today after Dobrynin a willing partner. ■ its 23 crew men abandoned the burning hulk, shipping A Western-style barbeque that officials said. 2 offered several hundred foreign The 10,205-ton Wonjin, owned by Joongang Shipping diplomats a taste of Americana Co. of Seoul, was the only vessel confirmed hit among afforded Reagan an opportunity a convoy of seven Iraq claimed to have struck Sunday. Sunday to spend 50 minutes with The freighter, chartered by the National Iranian Dobrynin at a time of continued Shipping Corp., was en route to Iran from Japan with testing between the superpowers. a cargo of 9,000 tons of iron plate.' The informal tete-a-tete, which M i Iran made no comment on the reported attacks, took place against a backdrop of although a Seoul official said the crew members, country music with Dobrynin including four who received burns, were evacuated to seated next to Reagan by virtue of Iran. his status as the senior foreign The South Korean Foreign Ministry said the diplomat in Washington, tantal­ freighter, on charter to Iran, caught fire when it was ized reporters, but from outward struck by two missiles fired by Iraqi warplanes.. appearances produced little but Joongang officials in Seoul said there was no hope of speculation. salvaging the vessel. Afterward, Dobrynin turned Iraq said Sunday its navy and war jets hit and away questions about his conver­ destroyed five,ships in a convoy in the Khor Mussa sation with Reagan. Pointing to channel leading to the Iranian port of Bandar Secretary of State George Shultz, Khomeini, 65 miles southeast of Baghdad. who had been seated beside him, Another two ships in the convoy tried to escape and the good-natured ambassador they were hit by sea mines, said an Iraqi military said: "Talk to him. He knows all I# spokesman quoted by the Iraqi news agency. An the answers.” Iranian F-14 Tomcat Jet was shot down when it was Shultz, who had |iad his own sent to defend the convoy, he said. private session with Dobrynin in It was the second South Korean ship to be hit in the the Green Room before dinner, r 45-month Gulf war. On Aug. 9, 1982, the South Korean refused to comment on the . f e * : GOV. MARTHA LAYHE CQkLINS bulk carrier Sanbow Pride was damaged beyond discussions. . her meetino jls Friday repair by an Iraqi missile attack in which the Greek J Earlier in the day, the Soviets freighter Lition Pride was sunk. appeared to close a door opened Baghdad said its warships and aircraft attacked just 48 hours earlier by backing seven vessels at dawn Sunday In the Khor Mussa away from their proposal for channel, the entrance to the m ajor Iranian port of negotiations in Vienna later this Bandar Khomeini. year on preventing the “ militari­ “ Five naval targets were destroyed at intervals this zation of outer space.” morning, while two enemy naval targets escaped and The Kremlin accused Reagan of entered a mine field planted by Iraqi naval forces in attaching unacceptable conditions Khor Mussa,” said an Iraqi spokesman quoted by the to the proposal. U official news agency INA. '"Two were crippled after National security adviser Ro­ ^Walter Ms. Goldsmith told a news conferance M oadi^ being hit by the planted mines.” bert McFarlane told CBS News the Iraq has repeatedly used the term ‘ ‘naval target ’' to Soviet announcement, carried by a woman aa'liis would be ' ‘foolhardy” not to select a woman for iiM refer to oil tankers sailing to or from Iranian oil Tass, “ would appear to fore­ f|^,iaday wldi New running mate, then added quickht that she had no 4T terminals. But shipping sources said it was unlikely shadow their not going under any \ W i b e 'fifoitt-runner reason to think he might'not. any of Sunday’s targets were tankers because Bankar circumstance except for a very female Mondale spoke to the NOW convention Saturday Khomeini handles only merchandise. ^ narrow and problematical and was greeted by chants of “ Run with a Woman. The spokesman said the Tiburon was being taken to agenda.” w id i Run with.a woman.” ^t>articularly November, while only 10 percent said U Khomeini and President Ali Khamenei again The State Deptartment said the ‘ ihrahic the male-only Another U percent said a woman on threatened to retaliate against Iraq and its Arab allies administration will quietly pursue ' ■ would make no difference overall,^ while It- in the Gulf. ,■ the matter, “ but can only regret o f Women put even the reaction conveyed in the Tass said they were uncertain how to measure tli^: dispatch.” iStmday at their national Mrs. Ferraro is the second wor^nk “ Because space activities con­ B^db, Fla. The delegates interviewed by Mondaie atxmt becolffimf ' tinue to have impprtant implica- woman at the Bemocratlc ' presidential running mate. . /• > Inside Today Hio'ns for nuclear deterrence, the Btir this month, if Mondale Mondale met with San Francisco Mayor Disnine, question of resuming nuclear arms Feinstmn, and has a sesskiff slated for fYiday.wi^ 20 pages, 2 sections talks deserves to be addressed ■ noted half the along with the question of talks on Kentucky Gov. Maltha Layne,Collins. , » .A d v ic e ...... 17 Obituaries space arms,” the department said. ICkmventionare Mondale,whoMsOwttlmeetlKionwHhSanAiitonlai Business...... 20 O pin io n___ develops over a * Texas, Mayor Henry Cisneras, has announced seven C lassified...... 18-19 Peopletalk . "W e remain i'eady to sit down C o m ic s ...... 8 S p o rts...... with the Soviets at a meeting in ’T think there’s such interviews—only oneof them with a white male. Entertainment...... 17 Television. September as the Soviets have Sen. 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By Joseph Mlanowany Maine, which showed a positive balance of $848 United Press International million, doesn’t have a major defense industry and Moynihan aides said they believed much of the federal WASHINGTON — All six New England states money flowing to the state was because it is relatively fioatUyd received more from the federal government than they poor and eligible for various entitlement programs. paid in taxes last year, with most doing far better than ^HINGTON (UPJl — Th« followins For the region’s remaining states, Connecticut had W A 9 H \ m r o k (UFI) - Acoorei average, a Democratic senator’s study concluded ; tMianc* b«tiiif«en what tha a positive balance of $657 million, Rhode Island $411 roport by Bon. D «nM Moynihan, D-ry‘ r ' ' especially the southern portion of the state, had Varihorit -/ be due to an economic twist — spending under the benefited in the past year from high-technology ^ m t ballooning federal deficit. per person average of $308. research and production defense contracts. “ The neighbors, Because of the large amount of borrowing it has had Only New Hampshire at $217 and Connecticut at whole Boston urea has had a major restructuring in For example, the study said that for the first time in to engage in, Moynihan said the federal government $209 had per capita figures lower than average. the past eight years and that is the effect you’re seeing years. New York received more from Washington last year paid for only about 75 percent of its programs “ New England and South Atlantic regions have in New Hampshire, ” said Susanne Slater, a Moynihan than it paid out. However, its $74 per capita surplus through taxes. gained, principally because of the defense gains in budget analyst. was far below average. Nonetheless, Moynihan reported. that for each Connecticut, Marylandand Virginia,” the report said. Despite its large share of the defense pie, Pennsylvania had a positive flow of $236 per person, resident, Maine last year received $740 more in In terms of actual dollars, Moynihan’s study Connecticut’s balance, meanwhile, was apparently but New Jersey was the worst in the nation with a federal spending than it paid out. Massachusetts showed only five states in the nation had a better kept low because of the state’s high personal income minus $792 per capita figure. wasn’t far behind with a. per person surplus of $631. surplus than Massachusetts, which received $3.6 tax levels. “ That’s the bedroom community,” said Moynihan received his federal spending figures Both states were in the nation’s top 20. Ms. Slater. billion more in federal spending than it paid in taxes. from the Commerce Department and his tax figures Vermont, which had a per capita surplus of $491 and “ That’s all defense,” said a Moynihan aide. “ They Overall, the Moynihan report indicated that the from the Tax Foundation, an independent Rhode Island at plus $430 were also above the national have just been flooded with defense contracts.” New England region was doing much better than its organi’ Ttion. 2 - MANCHESTKR HERALD, Mondiiy, July 2, 1984 ^ ™ ■../..-vMANCHKSTKK ...... HKKAU). Moiuljy.. July 2...... l!i«4_ j Capitol Footnotes: Odds and ends from the Capitol I valedictorians’ parents give tips on raising top students

take too long, but there’s no doubt garten was a more controversial Most other parents agiePil quoted as saying, "and if such interest in schooiwork is impor­ By Mark A. Dupuis O’Neill met at the same time nearly 40 years. Lee’s term began chamber’s leadership. to friends and neighbors can matter. "The risk you take is that though some said they discoui .igcil it will last longer than the state By Sarah E. Hall The Harveys went on to advise tant, according to Mrs. Harkins. United Press Internatlon'i with Jo-Ann Caputo of Waterbury, June 20, he serves at the pleasure incidents continue we’il all be become obnoxious, she said, working during the school »ciV Senate’s annual trailer session Herald Reporter against comparing a child’s per­ She said she made it a point to you’ll interfere with learning in who holds the title of Miss of the governor. packing our bags in 2 But that doesn’t mean parents homework, no matter that such casts the die." Catholic High School’s Class of motivated for school, whether it’s parents listed to help childin; should be wishy-washy, said Den­ noise is the bane of parents Here are some siugestions that 1984. fun. and whether he gets any achieve valedictorian status. Weather nis Joy. principal of Coventry High nationwide. P e o p le t a lk . Rennert and others nad for provid­ She held that even when a child feedback from it," said Ferguson, But equullji’ important isehaiu <■ School — where his daughter a technical writer with a degree m many parents stre.ssed. Indei.l ing the proper atmosphere in fails, parents should continue to be ON EARLY CHILDHOOD: Aii Kristin Joy was vaiedictorian this psychology. "This whole thing is Today’s forecast . which a valedictorian may grow: supportive. parents polled said theji) read to serendipity seems al play wli.n Evelyn Gilbert, whose son Louis year. He contended that if children settled by the age of 7 or 8. ” one considers that the la.sl four A thorough investigation Denver elevating its image have been taught how to operate their children frequently, some Connecticut, Massachusetts and ON GRADES: Don’t punish failure was valedictorian at Howell Che­ Manchester High School valedii l u properly in a weil-disciplined beginning when their chiidren ON OUT-OF-SCHOOL JOBS: "It If you're a fan of spending "60 Minutes” a week "M ile High City” and “ Gateway to the West” Rhode Island: Today: mostly or hand out dollars for success, ney Regional Vocational Technical rians have come from roughly tlx environment — “ with limits being were six months old. Dennis Joy’s depends on the student" whether with CBS-TV’s Mike Wallace, here’s a chance to are out as advertising slogans touting Denver, said Jim and Gerry Harvey, whose School, also advised parents to same neighborhood (the old limi sunny with highs in the upper 80s, set from age 0 on through” — then comment was typical: "We spent working hurts .schooiwork. said page through the 66 years of the veteran says Mayor Federico Pena. daughter Meg outranked all her teach children to like themselves tley School-Bowers Schu.il but cooler at the shore. Partly they’ll be able to apply that many hours introducing Kristin to Mrs. Harkins, whose son Brian newsman’s life. • While walking through Chicago’s O’Hare classmates in the MHS graduating — as well as respect people and districts). cloudy with lows in the 60s. attitude to completing homework. books at a young age." worked 20 hours or more per week his new book, "Close Encounters." co-authored Airport recently he saw a poster promoting class this year. "Rather, encour­ property in general. Or maybe it’s just the w.ii, i Variable Tuesday. Cloudy with a “ Just keeping abreast of what is Whether tff teach children to as a cook in a pizza parlor, during with Gary Paul Denver. It depicted a skier and mountains. "That age development of self reward for But she drew the line when it supply, some parents say. chance of showers. Highs again in going on” and showing a genuine read themselves before kinder­ high school. Gates, Wallace did it. If someone is in an airport looking at that, a job well done." came to gushing praise. Bragging offers a “profes­ all they think we have in Denver is snow and the 80s. sional biography" skiing. That’s not Denver. That’s the mountains. Maine: Mostly sunny and very Deveioper eniarges proposed iots of his investigative That’s a ski town,” he remarks. warm today. Highs 85 to 90, but 2 reporting career. Twelve public relations and business execu­ cooler at the shore. Fair tonight Manchester Among intervie­ tives are soon to join with members of Pena’s with some patchy fog, bu) more wees he spotlights office and the Chamber of Commerce to come up extensive fog along east coastal are Presidents John with a new slogan to bring the city’s image to new sections. Lows in the upper 50s and in Brief Hearing set tonight on Keeney zone change Kennedy, Richard heights. 60s. Partly sunny Tuesday with Nixon and Lyndon little temperature change. A third zone-change request for 28.7 ter of the surrounding neighborhood acceptable pattern in the area based on signs and roof equipment at apaii Johnson, Prime ^Farmers’ market opening set acres of undeveloped land off of Keeney because it would contain too many what has happened under these zones ments on Elm Street. Ministers Golda New Hampshire: Mostly sunny Th^downtown Farmers Market, s^nsored by Street and an industrial resubdivision homes. They submitted petitions op­ in this area." • A .separate inland wetlands appli Meir and Mena- and very warm today. Highs 85 to ImM posing both Changes to the PZC. The cation from Thornton for an industrial the Manchester Area Conference of Churches to off of Parker Street will be the subjects The PZC will also hear William B. chem Begin, the The whole world’s watching 90. Fair with some patchy fog bring local produce within walking distance of of hearings before the Planning and property is located near the intersec­ Thornton’s application to resubdivide a park off of Parker Street, Shah of Iran and tonight. Lows in the 60s. Partly You never know who’s a soap opera buff these Find your place In the sun , low-income families and elderly people living in Zoning Commission tonight. tion of Keeney Street and Bush Hill 34-acre lot in a three-lot indu.strial • Modifications to the plans of llu- Ayatollah Kho­ days, "Another World’s " Jackee Harry found out sunny Tuesday with little tempera­ the Main Street area, will op^n Saturday at 9a.m. The PZC meets at 7 p.m. in the Road in an area that is largely rural. subdivision into seven lots. Wellsweep Condominiums being deve meini. He also talks on the streets of ture change. Becoming mostly sunny and warm today. Highs 85 to 90. Wind F c e ^ fruits and vegetables, baked goods and In a Rural Residence zone 1.3 houses loped off of North Main Street by Lincoln Center hearing room. The entire area contains 45 acres and of the highly public- New York City. Vermont: Partly sunny and southerly 10 to 15 mph. Partly cloudy tonight. Lows in the 60s. some ^ a ft itenis will be available on the sidewalk per acre are allowed, while two houses Barney T. Peterman. An investment group headed by lies to the north of an 18-acre industrial ized libel suit Stage actress Col­ warm today. High in the 80s. Light variable winds. Variable cloudiness Tuesday with a 40 in front of St. James Chufeh, MACC announced. Manchester attorney Lawrence A. per acre are permitted under Resi­ brought against the park being developed by Daniel Gua- • Mountain A.ssoeialcs’ plans for ,■ Mike Wallace leen Dewhurst re­ Partly cloudy tonight. Low 55 to60. percent chance of showers. Highs near 90. Today’s weather Church groups are invited to sell baked goods or Fiano has applied to have the zoning of dence AA regulations. show by Gen. Wil­ chione and Jon Kerin. 5-lot subdivision on 9.91 acres off of cently stopped her Sunny j>eriods and warm Tuesday. picture was drawn by Sonya Tremonte, 10, who was a fourth craft items, an9~Volunteer supervisors are being the Keeney Street property changed Birch Mountain Road and A relale l liam Westmore­ Some of those who opposed the first The PZC last month eliminated two and called out, “ Lily grader at Nathan Hale School. Sonya lives at 67 Bissell St. sought. from Rural Residence to Residence AA inland viletlands applieation. land. The book will be out in September. High in the 80s. two plans have indicated that a residentially zoned buffer strips total­ Mason, honey, is Saturday’s market will coincide with the after two previous attempts were • Modifications to site plans for During a recent UPI interview, Wallace said he subdivision developed with larger lots ling 6.5 acres on the south and north that you? 1 watch annual Manchester Sidewalk Sales.This week’s rejected. The first asked to have it Southfield Condominiums on Sdulli has "adream job; the best there is,"but there are under Residence AA regulations would portions of Thornton’s property. you all the time ... and subsequent markets wiil be held from 9 a.m. changed to Planned Residence Devei- Main Street. stories he wishes he had done — and stilt might. Long Island Sound be more acceptable to them. In other business, the PZC is and think you are to 1 p.m. Saturdays through September. Call opment and the second to Residence A. • Jeanette Lesperance’s application "The individual in America I would most like an really great.” 649-2093 or 646-4114 for more information. In a June 29 memo. Assistant scheduled to consider: The National Weather Service Residents of the area opposed both • Additional site plans of the Clock- for a deferment of sidewalks and interview with — there’s no contest — it would be A longtime De­ Di rector of Planning Carol A . Zebb said forecast for Long Island Sound to plans on the grounds that the proposed tower’ Mill Associates for lighting. enhrhs on a West Center Street lot. Patricia Nixon. I think she would have an insight whurst devotee. an AA development "provides an Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk Rain hinders festivai development would not fit the charac­ about the life of a political wife that would be Miss Harry, (or Point. N.Y.: moving and illuminating. The foreign individual Miss Mason on the An intermittent rain Saturday . ^ t short the with whom I would like most to talk to is Pope air), was Onshore winds around 10 knots performance of one band and m a^have kept Complaint in works over ad J John Paul II. When you think of the effort he must speechless. .today. Winds mostly southwest at some people away from the third annual make to reconcile the dilemma facing his Sudsing it up on 10 knots or less tonight and 10 to 15 Strawberry Festival on Main Street, but the Fire Calls Catholic countryman in Poland. And the fact that the tube isn’t all knots tomorrow. Visibility gener­ sponsors still managed to gross about $1,000, Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. Cum­ Cummings said some people may think he is wrong he was a playwright, poet and actor himself. according to Raymond Juleson, president of the mings .said today that a formal complaint will be filed to bring the complaint, but he feels it must be dour Miss Harry has up ally 3 to 6 miles in haze through Friday ,’5:04 p.m. — natural gas investigation. AG & W What a personality profile.” her sleeve. She just Manchester chapter o f the Kiwanis Club. with the state Election Commission over a political because a point must be made that "you can t go Colleen Dewhurst tomorrow, less than a mile in dense “ I think it went well considering the day and the Klock Co.. 1366 Tolland Turnpike (Eighth District). advertisement placed in the Manchester Herald around ignoring the election laws." completed work in fog patches late tonight. Average Saturday, 1:18 a.m. — false alarm. Maple Street two films, Han^r weather," he said today. Friday on behalf of Rep. Elsie Swensson, R- When Mrs. Swensson’s placed the advertisement, wave heights a foot or less through The event was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, (Town). Belafonte's "Beat Street” and the pricey but Manchester, by ffer son, Joseph L. Swensson Jr. he told the Herald advertising department he wanted tonight. Saturday, 1:58 a.m. — motor vehicle accident, 333 highly touted blockbuster “ The Cotton Club". the Main Street Merchants Association and the Cummings said he will phone the commisssion it to he a surprise, according to Advertising Director U Diana celebrates 23rd Lutz Children’s Museum. Proceeds from the Parker St. (Town). today to find out the procedures for filing the Penny Sadd. . . . . , event will go to the museum, but Juleson said the Saturday, 6:08 a.m. — alarm, A BA Tool & Die Co.. complaint. He said he has never filed a formal The full-page advertisement said "This ad paid for A runaway pony charged into a group of Extended outlook 1395 Tolland Turnpike (EigM^i07istrict). spectators and struck a woman, putting a damper net profits had not yet been calculated. complaint about an election advertisement before. by friends to elect Elsie Biz’ Swensson, but no Over 1,000 helpings of strawberry shortcake Saturday, 7:41 a.m. — medical call. 1146 Main St, on an otherwise happy 23rd birthday for Extended outlook for New Eng­ The advertisement did not contain the name and individual was named. were offered, as well as fresh strawberries. Some (Paramedics). Swensson placed it after an artricle appeared in the England’s future queen. Princess Diana. The old-fashioned way land Wednesday through Friday: address of the persons who placed it, apparently in Satellite view of the leftovers were sold in bulk at the end of the Saturday, 1:48 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, Herald Wednesday reporting that former Manchester The pony charged into the spectators Sunday violation of the state election laws. In the Victorian era, it wasn’t uncommon for Connecticut, Massachusetts and festival, Juleson said. Essex Street and West Middle Turnpike (Tow n). Mayor John Thompson was about to announce his shortly after Diana and Prince Charles arrived at Cummings said he will file the complaint because it popular novelists to publish in magazines with a Rhode Island: Fair Wednesday. A Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows Saturday, 2:57 p.m. — medical call, 281 Center St. intention to challange Mrs. Swensson for the 13th a polo ground in the Gloucestershire countryside "should be done to make a point.” He said filing the chapter at a time over the period of a year or so. chance of showers Thursday. Fair clouds with scattered precipitation blanketing parts of the Southeast (Paramedics). Assembly District post in the Nov. 6 election. of west England. The injured woman was taken to Band is at shell tonight complaint will serve as a signal "that this campaign is Charles Dickens started the trend with "The Friday. Highs in the 80s and lows in and mid Atlantic coast states. Weak frontal clouds stretch from the Saturday. 5:44 p.m. — gasoline leak, 214 Spencer St. Thomspson said the Biz knows best’ approach a hospital with a suspected skull fracture. going to be carried out fairly." L Pickwick Papers" in 1836 and William Thackeray the 60s. upper Mississippi Valley into the central Plains. An area of Oiidies But Goodies Express, a band which (Tow n). Mrs. Swensson declined to apologize for the should mnot be accepted in the coming election 1 lie Diana, who is seven months pregnant with her continued it with “ Vanity Fair” . Saturday, 6:30 p.m. — explosion, 28 Florence St. Vermont: Partly sunny and thundershowers along the front covers eastern New Mexico and plays music from the 1950s and 1960s, will play advertisement, saying she knew nothing about it until advertisement said "H er opponent said it, we believe second child, was not harmed in the incident. Now Rolling Stone magazine will bring out Tom (Tow n). warm Wednesday, with chance of northwest Texas. In addition, other thundershowers can be seen over tonight at 7 at the Manchester Bicentennial Band after it was published. She said she was taken by it. A Buckingham Palace spokesman said Diana Wolfe’s novel, “The Bonfire of the Vanities,” probably spent much of the rest of the day with an afternoon thunderstorm. High Arizona. Shell at the Bidwell Street campus of Manchester surprise. beginning with the July issue and running Community College. Prince Charles — heir to the throne — and her in the 80s, low in the 60s. Fair and a through next spring, says publisher Jann 30.00 > 29.77 ^ * The band’s performance on Sunday was rained 2-year-old son. Prince Wiliiam, at their country Wenner. The novel wil deal with "the entwined bit cooler Thursday and Friday. residence in the Cotswold Hills. SEATTLE out. lives of various ambitious types in contemporary Highs 75 to 85. Lows 55 to 65. Tickets for the town’s July 4 barbecue will be For the Record The private birthday celebration this year New York City,” according to Wolfe. Maine and New Hampshire: ‘ contrasted to her 22nd birthday, when Diana and MINNEAPOL ...BOSTON sold tonight at the band shell. Those who attend The first chapter features the mayor, an Scattered thundershowers Wed­ should bring their own seating. The date of a social night planned by the town’s St. HARTFORD ROAD Charles were in Edmonton, Canada, at the assistant district attorney, and a well-known Lou Joubert’s Dixieland Band was rained out Patrick’s Day parade committee appeared incor­ opening of the World University Games where a nesday. Fair Thursday and F ri­ author who is two-timing his wife. Oh? NEW YORK Saturday. The band’s rain date is Friday at7p.m. rectly in Friday’s Manchester Herald. crowd of 65,000 sang “ Happy Birthday." day. Lows in the 50s. Highs in the HICAGi The social was Saturday, not Sunday: Diana has cut down on public engagements 80s north and near 90 south DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER because of her pregnancy, though she made an Wednesday, in the 70s north and SAN FRANCIS' appearance last month at the Ascot horse races, Cashing in on diamonds 80s south Thursday and Friday. BRAZIER “The Variety Treat Store” one of the premier events of Britain’s social LOS Al season. Country singer Johnny Cash has a diamond Across the nation Sizzling Coupon Specials necklace to remind him how difficult it is to stay Severe thunderstorms in the LOWEST off drugs. It was TEMPERATURES southern Plains sent flash floods I TrOnc'll' Ft IOS i ! nnlnn Rinnc "1 almost 20 years ago 60 I single Burger I I Onion Rings washing through the valleys of MIAMI TUESDAY Reg. Hot Dog that he first tried to ORLEANS I I Reguiar West Texas today while commu­ Cagney Lhome from hospital kick his addiction to ' 30.00 ,-LEQBND- ters in New York waited for the ONLY I I amphetamines and Film legend James Cagney resumed his resumption of rail service inter­ .ISNOW I 39< I I 25< il i| 35( I vacation over the weekend, ending a two-week barbiturates. He fi­ I rgg. 79< I I rgg. A0< * 25< I I rgg. S4< j rupted by record rain over the nally did, but only 70 rgg. 54< stay at a Boothbay Harbor, Maine, hospital after weekend. I flow I I ! I Limit 1 item i after checking into I Limit 1 item Limit 1 item \ suffering a mild heart attack, officials say. Storms developing ahead of a UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ Limit 1 item the Betty Ford Cen­ Good Thru July 8 ^ . o J Ti. ■ ■ a *1 Good Thru July 8 | Cagney was wheeled out of St. Andrew’s cold front in the Plains today i Good Thruinrujuiyu July 8 j I GoodJhrujjulyJB__[ |______j ter shortly before Hospital on Saturday and returned to the poured more than 1 inch of rain on Open Wed. Fisherman’s Wharf Inn, where he was stricken Christmas 1983 for a National forecast 45-day stay. Clovis, N.M., and damaged homes TAKE HOME SALE — SELF SERVICE June 16 while vacationing in the scenic coastal and knocked out power in Arizona resort town. "When I was in For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During Monday night, with winds gusting to 60 mph. p.m. treatment, I was scattered thundershowers are expected in the Southern Plains DQ Sandwich 12/*2.00 Cagney. 84, was expected to remain in Maine Authorities' said rain from the reminded of a song, Region, the Middle Mississippi Valley, and the South Atlantic Coast DQ Home Pac — 2-Qt. *1.25 for several days while he recuperates, said storms was collecting in towns reg. 25c oich T m Just an Old States. Elsewhere weather will remain fair in general. Minimum Vanilla-Chocolate Marge Zimmerman, his agent. The screen star situated in the valleys of West Chunk of Coal (But then is expected to return to his home in upstate Texas. temperatures Include: (maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 66 ____ „ “ DQ Choc. Chip Sandwiches 6/*3.D0 New York. I ’m Gonna Be a (87). Boston 68 (88), Chicago 67 (89), Cleveland 61 (85). Dallas 74 Fresh Bay Scallops 12 Diliy Bars *3.00 The actor and his 81-year-old wife, Willy, were Diamond Some­ Weather radio (95), Denver 56 (86), Duluth 57 (78), Houston 70 (91). Jacksonville 71 rog. 3SC ibG- 78c each staying at the hotel, owned by Cagney’s longtime d ay),’’’ Cash said. (89), Kansas City 66 (84), Little Rock 68 (91). Los Angeles 62 (75). *5 lb, limit “ I kept singing that friend Jack O'Keefe, when Cagney complained of Johnny Cash The National Weather Service Miami 78 (88), Minneapolis 63 (83), New Orleans 72 (90), New York 69 FROZEN CAKE SHOP “Made Fresh Daily’ difficulty in breathing and shortness of breath, song. When I got out broadcasts continuous, 24-hour (85), Phoenix 84 (108), San Francisco 60(79), Seattle 51 (77). St. Louis 2 Ms. Zimmerman said. and six months had weather information on 162.475 68 (90), and Washington 72 (89). ^ All Occasion Designs V As a precautionary measure, Cagney was gone by, I was singing it to (wife) June and she mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in Fresh Ground Chuck 647-1076 rushed to St. Andrew’s, where he was treated in said, ’You do deserve a diamond.’’’ • New London and 162.40 mHz in It’s the best thing to happen to cake since cake. And whet a treat il ia.‘Ughl“cake g,, | ___ ege an isolatea area. Although very little official Cash displayed his diamond necklace last week Meriden. ^ Patties information was released, hospital administra­ during dedication of a new drug treatment center, Manchester Herald crunch. Cool and creamy chocolate and o irOlli O W tors confirmed that Cagney had suffered what the Vanderbilt Institute for Treatment of yanilla D.O»,Plu8 rich, cold fudge and 11” from 9 »s was termed a mild heart attack. Alcoholism. delicious icing. 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In 1776, the Continental Congress In 1974, President Nixon and future, I would do everything.” abucks: 1, 2, 6, 30, 35, 36. j MANCHKSTKR HKHAI.D, Monday, July 2, 1984 M.WfllKSTKU HKKAI.H. ,liil\ Lebanese talks to begin Wednesday Goldfarb faces Police probe Ithaca link By Hugh Pope state .for southern affairs, met to monitor the truce. pons, including rocket launchers' United Press International today with Pelletreau and U.S. A series of meetings was planned and anti-aircraftguns, from Beirut reprimand in ambassador Reginald Bartho­ today to put the f ^ l touches on the to strongholds in the Shouf moun­ in Lisbon murders BEIRUT, Lebanon — An Ameri­ lomew and ^sked them "for an accord, which was approved two tains southeast of the capital in a can official flew to Lebanon today immediate American intervention weeks ago by Lebanon's coalitiqn "gesture of good will.” f?nlG LISBON, Conn. (U P I) - State may bo charged in the next two .strangulation, as did at least three for talks with officials and the to end an Israeli occupation of government. Druze officials said Sunday they Donaghue case weeks in the deaths of five other commander of a private army said southern Lebanon." state-owned Prime Minister Rashid Karami, would continue to withdraw jeep- police detectives say the arrest of other young women, but medical women. Wednesday would be “ zero hour” Beirut radio said. who had been on leave for a week mounted cannon and missile HARTFORD (UPI) — A county grievance panel has pn insurance agent suspected of examiners have not determined a Norwich Superior Court Judge for a plan to pacify the capital. Berri’s statements were pub­ following his mother's death„was launchers from west Beirut today. recommended attorneys Alexander A. Goldfarb and killing six Connecticut women has cause of death for Miss Brunais. Francis McDonald ordered Ross He said Mi.ss Shelley and Miss Robert Pelletreau, deputy as­ lished as fierce artillery and rocket expected to meet President Amin Lebanese state television Sun­ William W. Graulty be publicly reprimanded for prompted the reopening of an held without bond and sealed an Brunais were last seen April 22 sistant secretary of ‘state for exchanges raged until dawn along Gemayel and Maj. Gen. Michel day quoted a spokesman for the trying to gain control of the $35 million Ethel investigation into the death of a affidavit supporting the warrant walking down a street together in Middle East affairs, arrived in the Green Line dividing the Chris­ Aoun, commander of the 37,000- Shiite Amal militia, allied with the Donaghue estate. i- V V' ' X Cornell University student. for his arre.st to prevent pre-trial Jewett City, where Ross resides. Beirut on a “ routine visit" and will tian eastern half of the city from man army. He also called a Druze, as saying orders had been In a report issued Friday, the Hartford County Police said Sunday the arrest of publicity. meet with Prime Minister Rashid the mainly Moslem west. meeting of a military council to given to withdraw their heavy Grievance Commitee, which investigates complaints Michael Ross, 24, who graduated Miss' Baribeault’s partially clad Ross, who could face the death body was found June 15 under a Karami, said U.S. embassy spo­ Beirut newspapers today said at work out final details of the pact. weapons from the front line. of misconduct against lawyers, found the two from Cornell in 1981, has prompted penalty if convicted, was sche­ kesman Jon Stewart. least nine people, and possibly as Under the plan the militias must Fady Frem, leader of the Pha- lawyer's activities "gave rise to inferences of conflict Ithaca, N.Y. police to reopen an pile of rocks in her hometown of duled to appear in New London Lisbon, two days after she disap­ Pelletreau's visit coincides with many as 12, were killed in fighting leave the streets of east and west langist Lebanese Forces militia, of interest.” investigation into an unsolved Superior Court July 16. efforts by the government to in the Christian and Moslem Beirut and stockpile their weapons said, "W e agree to the security The three-member panel said Graulty’s 1978 will death police believe was a peared while walking to a conven­ "Our next .step is just trying to restructure the U.S.-built Leba­ sectors of the city, and 30 others under government supervision, plan, as long as the Lebanese made him "an indirect if not a direct beneficiary” of homicide. ience store near her home. clear up paper work. We feel that nese army as part of a security were injured. Rival militia radios Lebanese state television quoted Forces are not dismantled ... 1 the estate, a violation of legal ethics, and in Ross was charged last week with Another body was found Ftqday plan to end more than nine years of said Sunday five civilians were sources as saying. suggest the removal of all heavy "unacceptable conduct” Goldfarb made himself an the strangulation slaying of a we have all the bodies that this guy civil strife. killed and 20 others wounded. Two Lebanese army units com­ weapons from greater Beirut.” . indirect beneficiary. Usbon teenager, and is the only is responsible for," said Det. by searchers, and identified a ^ s Frank Griffin, one of two detec­ Tammy Williams, 17, of Brooklyn, "The zero hour for the applica­ Unidentified Cabinet ministers posed of Christians and Moslems Israel radio reported in its last The recommendation will be presented to a suspect in the deaths of five other tives heading (he investigation. reported missing on Jan, 5, 1982. tion of Jhe security plan will quoted by A! Safir said the peace will take over security duties, with broadcast of the day Sunday from ' Superior Court judge as soon as a hearing can be young Connecticut women. Griffin said medical examiners Police discovered the body in a commence Wednesday," Nabih' plan will be fully implemented by another brigade waiting in re­ Jerusalem that five of the nine arranged and the judge could accept the report, He was a senior at Cornell when wooded area in her hometown. Berri, leader of the Moslem Shiite the end of the week. It calls for serve. the sources said. The army passengers would be released increase the penalty or reject one, said committee the body of Dzung Ngoc Tu, 25, was Friday made the last two identifi­ Police .said tlicy expected to Amal militia and Justice Minister, disarming militias, reopening divided along factional and reli­ today. The unsourced report gave counsel Phillip R. Dunn. found May 18, 1981, near a stream cations of the six bodies found in charge Ross witfi-the deaths of said in statements published today roads linking the divided city and gious lines in February. no further details and could not The committee made no recommendation regard­ in a gorge not far from the rural towns across the state, as Robin Stavinsky, 19, of Columbia, by the leftist Al Safir newspaper. the reunification of the Lebanese On Saturday, Druze militiamen immediately be confirmed with ing former Hartford Probate Judge James Kinsella, fraternity house where Ross lived. they confirmed that two bodies whose body was found in Norwich Berri, who is also minister of army and deployment of its troops began moving their heavy wea­ Israeli officials. whose involvement with the estate led to his early Ithaca police said Sunday they found Thursday partially clad in a Nov. 23. 1983; and Debbie Taylor, retirement under threat of impeachment in May. were in contact with Connecticut culvert in Preston were Leslie The committee said it would privately reprimand State Police, although Ross was Shelley and April Brunais, both 14. 24. of Danielson, whose remains were found in Canterbury Oct. 30, He wants to free Sakharov attorney Paul Aparo, who served as Mrs. Donaghue’s not a suspect in the case. Lt. Bart. from Griswold. guardian. Ingersoll of the Cornell police said Griffin said Miss Shelley died of 1982.' Mrs. Donaghue, an heiress and one of the state’s Saturday the reopening of the case first woman lawyers, has been in failing health since was routine. the 1970s. In 1978 Graulty wrote a new will for her that Police initially thought the Jackson weighing Soviet trip Vietnamese-born student had com­ had as a main beneficiary a charitable corporation for UPI photo cancer and heart research directed by himself, his mitted suicide because a number Yale team gets prize By David Lawskv world,” Jackson told reporters Gorky. 250 miles east of Moscow, who had been held captive after wife, and two friends. of people had killed themsely^s.by United Press International Sunday night. "A ll of our nations since 1980. He began a hunger being shot down during a raid over First Lady Imelda R. Marcos confers with government Later that year Kinsella began to question Graulty jumping off a bridge upstream NEW HAVEN, Conn. (U P l)-A prize for their study of antibodies must accept the challenge to be strike May 2 to protest the Syrian held territory. counsel Manuel Lazaro today as she testifies before a about rumors concerning the estate. In 1979 he judged from where her body was found. prize for arthritis research has produced by people with an SAN DIEGO — Jesse Jackson, more humane." Kremlin's refusal to allow his wife, During an appearance on ABC's Donaghue incompetent and appointed Graulty as Police later reclassified her fact-finding commission which is investigating the UPl photo been awarded a team of Yale arthritis-related disea.se. who returned from Cuba last week He said he is "quite concerned Yelena Bonner, to go abroad for "This Week with David Brinkley,” Mrs. Donaghue’s conservator. death as a homicide. The cause of 2 University researchers who ans­ with 48 U.S. and Cuban prisoners about the issue of the freedom of medical treatment. Jackson defended his trip to Cuba murder of ex-senator Benigno Aquino. • Immediately afterward, Kinsella appointed Gold­ Ms. Tu's death was a fractured wered one of the most fundamental The prize was announced Sun­ and earlier in the year freed a Soviet Jewry. I think it's very A Soviet exile said Saturday he last week as a successful one that farb, a friend and former law associate, guardian of A goai in mind skull, police said. questions about how the body s day by the American Rheumatism captured Navy flier from a Syrian important, and one of the vital received a letter from Moscow could lead to improved ties be­ Mrs. Donaghue’s personal interests. A week later he Ross, a salesman with the Association and the Arthritis jail, is now considering a similar issues of our day." containing the first indication that tween Fidel Castro's government made Goldfarb co-conservator with Graulty and Norwich office of the Prudential cells operate. Jeff Keith keeps running across the The team of Joan Steitz, Drs. Health Professions Association, mission to Moscow on behalf of Jackson said earlier in an Ms. Bonner had ended a hunger and Washington. Marcos’s wife named Aparo, his former law clerk, Mrs. Donaghue's Insurance Co.y--^was arraigned cou ntry to satisfy a personal goal and on John Hardin and Michael Lerner both units of the Arthritis Andrei.Sakharov. interview with United Press Inter­ strike she began a week after her In addition to the release of the guardian. Friday in tl)e yeatnxof Wendy won the first l.«e C Howlev Sr Foundation. "W e want to challenge the national that he would like to travel husband and was in good health. prisoners, Jackson also said Cas­ Goldfarb and Graualty struggled for control of the occasion give inspiration to other Baribeaul^T^ai^^ nations of the world to release to the Soviet Union if he should be Jackson just last week com­ tro told him his government would estate and by the end of the year a new will was drawn handicapped runners such as the one invited by the Kremlin and said he political prisoners as a gesture pleted a tour of Central America be willing to discuss the possibility denies any roie up removing Graulty from control and making behind him. Keith is shown on the Post toward peace," the Democratic intended to seek Sakharov's re­ and Cuba, returning to the United of taking back some of the Cuban Goldfarb and Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. Road in Westport. presidential candidate said. lease if he did so. States with 22 American prisoners criminals that came to the United co-executors and co-trustees. Advertiseme|it “ Given the stature of Mr. Sak­ Jackson, who said he would not and 26 Cuban political prisoners he States during the 1980 boatlift During the struggle the lawyers ran up legal fees of harov and his age, the Soviet Union be able to make such a trip until persuaded Cuban leader Fidel before the presidential election. in Aquino death more than $200,000. News stories reported charges of could make a major gesture for after the Democratic National Castro to release. The State Department said a improper expenditures for such things as home Connecticut man Diet Pill Sweeping U^. peace by releasing him. Convention two weeks from now, Early in the year, he was praised week ago that Castro had ex­ nursing and gardening services and allegations "Likewise, the issue of Soviet also said he intends to visit by the administration for traveling pressed a willingness to discuss the By Fernando Del Mundo Military investigators say employees stole from the estate and gave Donaehiie Jewry is a critical factor for the southern Africa. to Syria and winning the release of issue — but not until after the United Press International Aquino was killed by communist too much liquor. human rights communities of the Sakharov has been in exile in a Navy flier, Robert Goodman Jr.. election in November. hit man Rolando Galman, who in spends lifetime New Grapefruit^ MANILA, Philippines — A tear­ turn was killed by soldiers mo­ ful Imelda Marcos testified on her ments later. Critics say Galman birthday today she had nothing to was merely a dupe and that it was coilecting toois Girl spent do with the murder of Benigno Aquino's own guards who killed Connecticut ‘Super Piir Gives Aquino and said she twice tried to him. U.S./World save the opposition leader's life. Mrs. Marcos said it was she who Bv Dennis C, AAllewskl Mrs. Marcos, testifying before a In 7 years persuaded her husband to let United Press International Brief panel investigating Aquino’s Aquino out of jail for medical Fast Weight Loss murder, dismissed as “ pure fabri­ treatment. WILTON — "I collect tools like some people collect No Dieting - Eat A ll You Want cation” reports she warned Aquino She said she met Aquino in New in cellar Plane lands belly-up booze,” joked Kenneth Lynch Sr., a' 79-year-old n il Does A ll the Work against returning home because York in May 1983 and succeeded in J Israel denies ‘Carlos’ report blacksmith and master metal worker explaining how there were "some people loyal to persuading him not to come home WINDSOR LOCKS — A twin engine plane he wound up accumulating a mind-boggling 500 tons of BEVERLY HILLS. CA. (Spe­ JERUSALEM — Israel said today it will DANVILLE. Va. (U PI) - Carol us who cannot be controlled." at that time. carrying five people made a forced belly landing tools. cial)— An amazing new “ super” release five of nine people seized from a Aquino gave her a crucifix “ as a Jones celebrates her 19th birthday "1 would like to believe that to a on a foam-covered runway at the Bradley It’s a long story and distractions are hard to avoid grapefruit pill has recently been Beirut-bound ferry boat but denied one of the token of his appreciation" before on July 4, and doctors say she is great extent I helped save his life, ’ ’ International Airport, officials said. for a man who repaired the Statue of Liberty, counted developed and perfected that re­ remaining four was the infamous international he left for the United States in 1980, gaining weight and recovering Mrs. Marcos said. "Again on May Airport Director Robert Juliano said there the Rockerfeliers as clients and worked on the portedly “ guarantees” that you terrorist "Carlos the Jackal.” from being locked in a dark she said. 21, 1983, the last time I met him in were no injuries in the landing which the pilot of Chrysler Building and St. Patrick's Cathedral in New will easily lose at least 10 pounds in It said the five would be handed over to Red earthen basement for seven years With tears welling and her voice New York for three hours when I the plane, Ronald Whalen of New Fairfield, was York City. 10 days. Best o f all, it allows you to Cross officials .Tuesday but said the remaining by her senile grandmother. choked with emotion, she showed FLAVOR MONTH! pleaded with him to postpone his forced to make at 6:30 p.m Sunday. But Lynch likes to start at the beginning and the “ eat as much as you want o f your u four detainees will stay in custody. “ It would shock you if you had the crucifix to the five-member return, again I tried to save his Juliano said the plane was en route to a Officials refused to disclose who the detainees makings of his staggering assembly of tools began in favorite foods and still 4ose a Cumberland farms ‘ seen her the day we picked her up civilian panel. life.” Westchester County, N.Y. airport, but while are or why they were taken off the Alizur Blanco 1917 outside a New Jersey smithy shop. pound a day or more starting from and you saw her now,” Danville The first lady, who turned 55, Asked about reports she offered approaching the airport, the pilot discovered "a Friday. The ferry was en route from Cyprus to It seems a blacksmith lost two helpers to Army the very first day until you achieve Pleaches N’ Cream police detective C.W. Howerton said in a prepared statement that money to Aquino, Mrs. Marcos problem with the landing gear.” Lebanon and it was escorted by Israeli gunboats service in World War I. the ideal weight and figure you said. “ It would be like looking at her husband.'President Ferdinand said she spoke in general terms. “ 1 The pilot then turned back to make a landing in to the port of Haifa. "H e was too old to get under a horse, so he asked my desire.” two different girls." Marcos, advised her three months never considered him a foe," she Windsor Locks because of poor weather condi­ The Foreign Ministry said the delay in turning father if I could help him ," Lynch recalled. “ I took to This “ super” grapefruit pill is a For 10 years, the unwanted before Aquino's death on Aug. 21, said. “ Whatever he needed I was tions in Westchester, Juliano said. over the five was caused by technical reasons horseshoeing like some kids take to oatmeal.” orphan was shuttled between fos­ 1983, that "there are serious ready ... like a girl scout.” Juliano said the plane landed in fire retardant dramatically improved version o f relating to the Red Cross. Another blacksmith quit one day and left without his ALL FLAVORS ter homes in Danville and Rox- threats against Ninoy (Aquino’s Mrs. Marcos also was asked foam spread! as a precaution on the runway and the world famous grapefruit diet. It A London newspaper, The Standard, reported tools. Lynch was sent to chase after the fuming man. boro, N.C. In 1976, she came to live nickname).” skidded fo^l|B00 feet before coming to a safe stop. is far more effective than the 2-UTER that Carlos lllich Ramirez Sanchez, known as about testimony by opposition "He said, 'Go ahead and keep them,” ’ Lynch L with her grandmother, Essie Marcos asked her to try to leader Salvador Laurel, who said recalled, "and that's how the collection started.” original and eliminates “ the mess, Id “Carlos" or "the J^kal," was believed to be Farm er Jones, who believed Carol persuade the former senator to fuss, and high cost o f eating half a NEWPORT SODA F& DEP. among the Israeli piriseners. > she told him in August that " if he A powerful man hardly slowed by a stroke a few was not her daughter Lucille's postpone his return to the Philip­ (Aquino) comes home, he'sdeadci' years ago. Lynch now has hundreds of thousands of fresh grapefruit at every,meal.” "There was jubilation in government circles UPl photo baby. pines until the threats to his life Man stabbed In Norwich cumbertand farms that the Jackal might have been caught," a The first lady said that what she tools of every size and description and values the “ Pill Does All the Work” Testimony at Mrs. Jones’ trial had been neutralized, she said. told Laurel in August was "if he NORWICH — Police say they will investigate collection at more than $2 million. According to the manufacturer, Regular or Ripple dispatch from the newspaper's correspondent in last month revealed she initially Aquino was gunned down while Israel said. (Aquino) dies, we would be all in the stabbing death of a Norwich man who died He travels the world in pursuit of his hobby and has “ the pill itself does all the work Voting in Guatemaia allowed Carol to sleep in an under military escort on his Halt trouble, including you.” hours after posting bail on two counts of sexual hired a curator to catalogue and display his private while you quickly lose weight with POTATO CHIPS It quoted an Israeli official describing the upstairs bedroom. But the child arrival at Manila airport. He had Pound capture as “ a bull's-eye." Vincio Cerezo, Secretary General of the “ This will be very embarrassing assault. collection. N O starvation “ diet menus” to was later locked in the 20-by-30- just spent three years in the United to everyone," Mrs. Marcos said. Joseph A. McNeill, 47, was found dead about Lyifflr purchased a factory full of tools in France, a In Jerusalem, however, a senior Israel source Moderate Christian Democratic Party, foot basement, where the only light States, where he had gone for follow, N O calorie counting, NO Cumberland farms categorically dismissed the report as "not true She said it would show to the world 7:32 p.m. Saturday at the former Orient Point collection of hammers used to make horse-drawn exercise, and N O hunger pangs.” It filtered around the cracks of the medical treatment after eight Ferry slip by police responding to two telephone ALL FLAVORS and absurd." votes Sunday in Guatemala’s first that "we are a bunch of carriages in England and 17th century anvils used for is l(X)1^a safe. You simply take the door. years in jail. barbarians.” callers who said a man appeared to be injured or civilian election in 30 years. A record 1.7 suits of armor found in a dusty shop in Spain. pill with a glass o f water before For seven cold, dark, hungry dead after a fight at the ferry slip. But silversmithing tools made by a Polish FRUIT DRINKS million citizens are expected to vote. each meal and the amazing combi­ Suffrage battle finally won years, she spent as many as 23 Police said McNeill had been arrested on a immigrant and his son, both master “ hammer men,” nation o f powerful ingredients are Cerezo's party is one of the strongest of hours a day there, huddling by a warrant about 10 a.m. Saturday and charged with hold a place of honor in an exhibit room on the Cumberland farms VADUZ, Liechtenstein — Franz Josef II furnace in the winter and sitting on two counts of second-degree sexual assault and a sprawling Kenneth Lynch & Sons complex. so effective they take over and you praised the men of Liechtenstein for voting to the country’s 15 parties on the ballot. Crystal Clear a wooden step in the summer. Accord finally reached single count of risk of injury to a minor girl. Frank Trella of Meriden, who worked for the start losing weight immediately. give women the right to vote in the European 5 Pound ; During the trial, Carol testified He was released from police custody a short International Silver Co. for 40 years like his father Pill Has A L L Daily Vitamins ministate, which is about the size of Washington, ICE Bag she was allowed out of the house 'tim e later after posting a $10,000 bond. DC. before him, recently sold the 500-piece collection to The powerful and unique combi­ only two or three times, was fed in largest nurse strike McNeill's brother, James McNeill of New Lynch for several thousand dollars. nation o f ingredients are what "It is high time to give women the vote." Franz Soviets detain infrequently, relieved herself on London, was questioned by police Saturday night " I t was hard for him to part with his tools. He Cumberland farms Josef said Sunday after male citizens voted 2,370 make this a “ super-pill” . It con­ the floor and spent most of her time and was released early Sunday after being (Trella) loved his job so well he treated his tools like Hamburger or Ho| Dog to 2,251. — a majority of 119 ballots — to give I tains highly potent grapefruit con­ in the basement or in a cramped Bv Steve KarnowskI few days away. charged with disorderly conduct. children, like I would. He knew the men wouldn't be female subjects the right to vote. israeii officiai attic crawl space. centrate and a diuretic to help United Press International The nurses had sought protec­ James McNeill had been taken into custody bom to make these tools again,” Lynch said. C^ce ROLLS 8CT The turnout in the all-male referendum was 86 eliminate bloat and pufFiness. No Mrs. Jones, 80, was convicted of tion from layoffs and fewer work after his brother’s body was found. Police said the percent. Some 51.3 percent were in favor with 48.7 Tools are history and much more to Lynch. need to take any vitamins to main­ misdemeanor child neglect, which MINNEAPOLIS — Nurses and hours for experienced nurses. The brothers had apparently been arguing at the pier. The third-generation blacksmith has two huge ferry percent opposed. TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — Former Israeli tain your good health and energy. Os6ar Mayer carries a maximum one-year representatives for 16 hospitals hospitals insisted on flexibility in McNeill was pronounced dead at the scene by Officials said the vote was a “ magnificent President Ephraim Katzir was detained briefly and lights tucked away in the incredible clutter of his The pill is fortified with ALL sentence. She is to be sentenced reached tentative agreements to hiring and scheduling to retain medical examiner Robert T. Henkle, who ordered company buildings. The ferry carried immigrants to ALL BEEF parting gift" for Franz Josef, who steps down this released by Soviet authorities in Leningrad, Israeli this month. end the largest nurses' strike in newer nurses who have more (1(X)%) of the U.S. Government Radio said today. the body taken to the chief state medical Ellis Island and Lynch has had them restored with 1 LB summer after ruiing the tiny principality for 46 A psychiatrist testified the U.S. history but picket lines will specialized training. daily vitamin requirements. HOT DOGS PKG years. examiner's office in Farmington for an autopsy. painstaking care. There was no official explanation of the incident. grandmother suffered from a stay in place until the pact is Contains Japan^'Glucom annan’ Franz Josef, who long insisted that his female Katzir said in a telephone conversation from To Lynch, tools are the ghosts of those who built a paranoid-schizophrenic condition, examined by the 6,300 strikers. Ed Larson, chief federal media­ Each pill also contains an amaz­ subjects have the right to vote, is handing over Moscow there was no cause for concern despite nation. was senile and did not know the The Minnesota Nurses Associa­ tor for the Minileapolis area, gave State womHn drowns ingly effective amount o f “ gluco- day-to-day duties to his son. Crown Prince Adam, reports in Israel of his arrest Sunday by the KGB, the "These people like Trella know the tools are m CHILLY WILLEE, difference between right and tion and Health Employers Inc., no specifics on what happened to 39, although he will remain titular head of state. radio said. THOMPSON — State police say a North valuable because they put food on the table for so mannan” , the remarkable natural rFROZEN DRINKS \ wrong. which represents the hospitals, speed the negotiations. Liechtenstein, a territory of only 62 square It said Soviet police took Katzir from Leningrad to Grosvenor Dale woman lost her life while trying many years, but they don't have the reverence for dietary fiber discovery from Japan 8 02 Cup 12 02 Cup 16 0 / Cup Doctors are encouraged Carol is reached the agreement early Sun­ WIUV /s.f miles with a population of 26,900, is bounded on ' 'They just decided to get settled, to retrieve a beach ball about 75 feet from the them that I do,” Lynch said. (used successfully for over 1500 Moscow in a police vehicle Sunday evening. The getting better. day after settling the issue of job the east by Austria and the west by Switzerland. former president had reportedly been about to attend I guess,” Larson said. " I t ’s just the shore of the Schoolhouse Pond. " I admire the older men and their tools. Those tools years) that expands in your sto­ "She is doing remarkably well security for senior nurses. Details Some 10,000 of the people are foreigners with a meeting with Soviet Jewish dissidents. way life goes. When things happen, State Trooper Henry Wilson said that Ann E. were like children. Tools are such a personal thing, mach and gives you a full and satis­ 40^ 50^ 60^ considering what she has been were not released of the agreement • ) iV Liechtensteiners themselves numbering only The radio, which reported earlier Katzir was among it just happens.” Carlson, 24, was unable to continue swimming you can almost tell a man's personality by his tools," fied feeling all day long. through,” said Dr. Carol Hassler, a worked out during the fifth straight he said. 2 and drow n ^ just after 1 p.m. Saturday while 16.790-— 8,964 women and 7,826 men. an unspecified number of people detained during the pediatrician at the Children’s A ratification vote is expected The super-pill is already sweep­ day of talks conducted by a federal trying to retrieve the ball. Not everyone shares Lynch's passion for hammers WEALSO(»RRY.... meeting, said Katzir planned to leave Moscow for Rehabilitation Center at the Uni­ sometime this week, said Vicki ing the country with glowing re­ m ^iator. Wilson said firefighters recovered her body and such. In 1928, Lynch met a cavalry officer and the Paris Tuesday and continue with his planned versity of Virginia. Semer of the nurses association. ports o f easy and fast weight loss The walkout began June 1 whe.. from the bottom of the pond about a half hour friendship eventually led to an Army contract to Factory orders increase itinerary. “ She's an amazingly resilient, from formerly overweight people CHARCOAL 6,000 registered nurses struck''15 "Details will not be released later, but attempts to revive her were unsuccess­ repair leaks in the Statue of Liberty. There was no immediate official reaction from remarkably strong young lady,” in all walks o f life who are now WASHINGTON — New orders to the nation's Israeli authorities. hospitals in the Minneapolis area. until after the nurses have an ful. She was pronounced dead at Day Kimball Part of the deal was to leave the site "broom clean.'*' AUID she said. " I don’t know her well The strike spread to a 16th hospital slim, trim, and attractive again. faefpries for manufactured goods increased 1.9 Katzir, 68, the president of Israel from 1973 to 1978, opportunity to vote on the tentative Hospital in Putnum. Despite Lynch's repeated protests, the Arm y refused BRIQUETS enough to know where that on June 4, when 300 nurses walked Now Available to Public 10 Pound Bag percent in May. and new construction rose 2 was in Leningrad to attend a scientific conference, agreem ent," Ms. Besemer said. to pay the bill unless Lynch removed tools left by a strength comes from.” out at Mercy Medical Center in percent, the Commerce Department reported reports said. He is a biochemist connected with the French worker wh(|! helped assemble the statue. You can order your supply o f When Social Service workers suburban Coon Rapids. If the nurses do not ratify the Man dies In truck blaze Cumberland farms ' today. Weizman Institute of Science in Rehovot. Lynch tried to return the historical items for more these h i^ ly successful “ super” found Carol in March 1983, she was A tentative agreement also was agreement by Tuesday, the settle­ Manufacturing orders rose J3.5 billion to a level The Israeli newspaper Maariv said Katzir was Hartford — A Newington man died after being than 50 years. Finally, in Api^ 1982, they were grapefruit pills (now available a malnourished 17-year-old who reached late Sunday in the Coon ment could be delayed until of $193.2 billion, following a 3.4 percent decline in attempting to meet with a group of Soviet Jewish pulled from his burning pickup truck, and two accepted and placed in a mudeum at the site on directly from the manufacturer by ICECREAM weighed only 78 pounds. Today, Rapids strike, which was handled Thursday by the Fourth of July April. emigration activists Sunday when he was taken into motorcyclists were listed in critical condition "Kenneth Lynch Day” at the Statue of Liberty. mail order only) by sending $12 for she weighs about 120 pounds, lives by the same federal mediator but holiday. Lynch downplays the memory. He prefers to recall The May increase resulted from a 3.8 percent custody by the Soviet KGB. The newspaper said there |n a foster home, works part-time following an accident on the pre-holiday a 14-day supply (or $20 for a negotiated separately. The 16 hospitals continued to the time he smashed with a sledgehammer a fancy NOVEUES ww'.. 7T rise in orders for so-called durable goods, which was no ahswer in Katzir’s Leningrad hotel room in a grocery store and attends weekend. 30-day supply, or $35 for a 60-day Spokesmen for the nurses said operate during the strike, but cut iron railing he'd made because he thought it was Twin Pop • l(% MHk bars • Orange Treats • Fudge Bars include m ajor household items such as applian­ through the early morning hours today. adult education classes. Police said Dennis Hart, 33, of Newington died supply) cash, check, or money picket lines would remain at the their patient loads to make up for in Hartford Hospital Saturday morning, about flawed and "couldn't put my name on it.” ces and industrial machinery. Maariv said its report was based on a telephone call ‘Ttlti doing fine, but I just don’t order to; CiUus Industries, 9903 hospitals until the rank and file had the staff shortage. Hospital admin­ He moved the Lynch company to Wilton in the 1930s The department said it was the largest from Soviet Jewish emigration activist Yaacov want to talk about it,” said Carol, four* hours after being rescued from an Santa Monica Bl., Dept. 215, a chance to examine the agree- istrators said they would expand and likes to boast, " if it can be made, Ken Lynch & one-month increase in durable goods orders since Grodetsky in Leningrad. •who has a $3 million lawsuit unexplained blaze in his pickup truck. Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. (U n ­ PLUS • ■ 'A ll Ibur Pkinic & (kiokout Needs naent, possibly as early as their services and make more beds Sons can make it” — weathervanes and park benches a 7.4 percent gain in June 1983. It was Katzir, 68, is a native of Kiev, Russia. He was head pending against her grandmother. Also, Bridgeport Hospital officials said Sunday conditional money-back guarantee Tuesday. available later this week in antici­ to huge clocks and stone cast Greek statues. •Hamburger & Hot Dog RoHa •Charcoal •Chips concentrated in machinery orders, the depart­ of biophysics at the Weizman Institute of Science Social Service officials became that two Bridgeport men were in critical i f not satisfied.) Visa, MasterCard, } ment said. Electrical machinery orders were up Negotiations were to resume pation of the nurses' return. condition with head and other injuries following "H ey, you never lay a hainmer on an iron ruler,” when he was elected president in 1973. aware of Carol's plight after her and Amer. Express O K. (Send card 18.8 percent, non-electric machinery up 11.8 today to complete details of a final an accident on Interstate 95 in Fairfield. Lynch suddenly scolded his curator, Ted Monnich, •Snacks •Paper Plates •Mustard •Relish He was best known as the first scientist to grandmother made an inquiry number, expiration date, and sig­ percent. synthesize a complex protein molecule called back-to-work agreement. Witness told police that James R. Davis, 49, and who left his own metal business in Charlotte, N.C., to about the child’s Social Security The official greeting of the Vice nature.) For fastest service for Prim ary metals orders were down 10.4 percent, polylysine, widely used for research in immunology. Both sides had reported a Harold Rogers, 32, were speeding and weaving in t a ^ e Lynch's tools. benefits and told a claims repre­ President of the United States credit card orders O N LY call toll 'ferns S Prices fffrtfivc July P ThfuJidy 6 ffw Rtg/if loLinul Ou.inliUes transportation orders down 4 3 percent. In Israel, the office of president is largely breakthrough late Saturday on the and out of traffic Friday but their motorcycles fie softened the blow by saying Monnich "swings a sentative Carol was not fit to go to seniority issue but at the time consists of a 19-gun salute and the pretty good hammer” — high praise from a man who ceremonial. school. went of control and collided. free l-(800)-862-6262, ext. 215. If You Forgot lt...Curnbertand'ft Got It! predicted a settlement was still a playing of "Hail Columbia.” knows. Copyright 19S4. ' t,___^M_A\( IIKSTKU HKHAI.I), Mond^iy, .lulyj!^l‘m4 iVIAI>LI1l:.»IC.n llc,nAut.», m om uo, om j -.

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher' Ten-hour raft ride Douglas A. Bevins, Managing EditoT' o p i n i O H James P. Sacks, City Editor Ordeal off Cape Cod ends for Connecticut men Officials said the pair was in "They were three very rude, without that flashlight.” The life raft was spotted bjr a BOSTON (U P I) — Two Connec­ alive,” following the ordeal which Coast Guard jet dispatched from good condition and required no ticut men stranded on a raft when began when their vessel, the Ibis, rude rogue waves,” he said. " It’s a Baker made the antenna.out of a medical treatment. spring in the base of the flashlight North Carolina,-Whitehurst said. their sailboat capsized in freak was hit by a series of towering miracle, that’s all I can say. The Fullerton said "a lot of people which enabled it to emit "a loud, The noise also was picked up by a waves signaled aircraft for help by waves and sank Saturday night. whole experience is like a night­ are taking small boats on the ocean J a c k .' obnoxious, warbling sound on high Coast Guard Search and Rescue Continental bailout raises serious questions radio transmitter, using a flash­ A first 40-foot wave struck the mare that just kept going on and lately.” frequency radio,” he said. satellite at 8:03 a.m., said Ray­ light battery spring as a makeshift ship and rolled it over 360 degrees on. It seemed like we’d never live He added that the freak wave A n d e rs o fi Both men, seasoned sailors who mond Fullerton, a Coast Guard system can't afford to have fail — you'll suffer no loss if antenna. while the two were "fast asleep" at again.” was like the one that -hit the WASHINGTON — If the $41 billion Continental slept in their survival gear, had left spokesman based in New York. that bank goes under. ' ■ \Washington ' , The men were adrift in the raft 10:30 p.m., officials said. When they were thrown over- Marquez, a tall ship which sank Illinois National Bank had gone under, it would have Bermuda on their 23-foot sailboat Officials alerted a freighter, the This has the sm aller bankers up in arms, since the^ for more than 10 hours, but With winds blowing 30 knots and baord, they tost everything in the June 3 about 70 miles north of been by far the largest bank failure in U.S. history. But Merry-Go-Round-; headed for Hartford, Conn., the Sea Land Express, which was feel they’ve been declared second-class citizens. This required no mpdical treatment seas at 10-feet, a second towering boat, but the flashlight and the Berm uda, killing 19 people. Continental — the nation's eighth largest commercial Coast Guard said. about 10 miles from where the boat after they were picked up Sunday, wave a short while later, threw the electronic transmittingX^evice, Another nine people aboard the Robert Wagman decision, they say, will make it difficult for them to Several aircraft Sunday morn­ was spotted. bank seems to have been saved from failure, thanks '225 miles off Cape Cod, officials two men overboard. As a third said Fullerton. ill-fated ship were rescued. attract large depositors — except perhaps by paying ing reported receiving a distress The two men were airlifted off to a m ajor effort by governm ent agencies including the said. wave struck their ship, they "W e were being tossed around much higher interest rates than larger banks, which signal and reported it to the Coast the freighter by helicopter at 2:25 l-'ederal Keserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Mike Baker, 36, of Cromwell and scrambled into a lifeboat. but for some reason, I kept holding Yuri Gagarin of the Soviet Union Syndicated Columnist would lower their profitability. The small bankers \Guard in New York, said Coast p.m. and arrived at the Coast and t he Com ptroller of the Currency. Dan Stadtiander of West Hartford Baker said the waves, ‘ 'came out on to that flashlight,” Stadtiander made the first manned orbital charge that with its action, the FDIC has established a l^uard spokesman Norm Guard station on Cape Cod at 4; 07 However, the methods used to prop up the bank have were described by officials as of nowhere and hit us like a said. "W e could only hope it was flight on April 12, 1961. Nuclear working. We wouldn’t have made it Whitehurst. B.m.. Fullerton said. led to a firestorm of protests from both inside and ,, de facto two-tiered banking system. "w et, exhausted, and glad to be freight-train." outside the hanking industry. Over the last decade. Continental made a huge This has stabilized the situation While the bank TH E FD IC SA YS ITS G liX llA N T E E was necessary security ;i number of loans abroad, many to Third World searches for new capital or/or a m erger partner. But to prevent a disastrous bankruptcy. But the.decjsion Research lountnes. The bank now has about $2.5 billion in "non- the regulators' actions are under attack. also continues a bitter battle that has gone-on foV some perform ing” loans — those on which not even interest is Many outside the industry ask why, at a cost of untold tim e between the regulators and a group of individuals known as money brokers. v vulnerable being paid — and billions more in loans whose eventual billions, a bank should be protected from its own bad brings repaym ent is less than certain. management decisions. Individuals and companies with large eash holdings G R O s s m R n s This resembles the argument that surrounded the have used money brokers to make deposits for them. Continental has had liquidity problems throughout WASHINGTON - TerronSt n n C ^ e v n n s p r o d u c t s c o m p R fiY much of this year and has raised most of its daily cash Chrysler bailout The regulators respond that the The brokers parcel out the money in $100,000 groups are known to be trying (o new drug requirement, called "overnight money," from the bank's failure would have had too great an effect on the increments to those banks paying the highest return on steal the ultimate terror weapon: a whole fabric of commercial banking, and that if ^ a given day. The brokers aren't concerned about the Furodollar market abroad. When rumors about nuclear bomb. Security experts PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — A Continental had been unable to meet its obligations, the condition of the banks they deposit money in, since the Continental's shaky condition hit their peak May 10, the fear they will not only succeed bijt -cancer researcher at Rhode Island FDIC guarantees the deposits as long as they don't bank was suddenly unable to raise this overnight entire banking system could have been affected. could sneak the bomb right outxjf -Hospital has found a more effec­ exceed $100,000. ------money. the U.S. arsenal. tive way of attaching cancer­ BUT THE REAL CONTROVERSY has come from This practice has provided some very poorly For two years, I have warn^ lighting drugs to tiny protein managed banks, such as Penn Square, with a steady WHKN THAT NEWS GOT OUT, the bank suffered a ^ the FDIC's guarantee of all Continental deposits. that security is lax at our nuclear Inillets that can home in on tumors. flow of deposits and has cost the FD IC a fortune when run — possibly the worst run on a U.S. com mercial Traditionally, the FD IC has only guaranteed deposits weapons plants. These facilities Dr. Joel K. Weltman's technique those banks finally went under. The regulators have glues the drug to the bullet — bank since the crash of '29. It lost more than $4 billion in up to $100,000. The theory is that small depositors might are operated by the Energy actually proteins known as monoc­ dt posits in a single day, leading to a major liquidity not be expert enough to determ ine a bank's soundness considered the actions of the brokers almost immoral. Department, which belatedly h ^ Now, however, why will a m ajor depositor need to use lonal antibodies — so tightly it will crisis. and thus must be protected. However, it's felt that those started to tighten its security a broker and pay the broker's fee? The depositor simply not come apart before it hits the 2 who deposit more than $100,000 should have — or be In the next few days, the regulators stepped in. The arrangements. « ; target cell. has to keep his money in one or several of the largest FD IC and Federal R eserve, acting as lenders of last able to hire — enough expertise to determ ine a bank's Energy Secretary Donald Hodel "W e seem close to being able to banks — banks that the system can’t afford to have fail resort, loaned the bahk more than $5.5 billion. On May strength. shut down a weapons-assembl^ make an actual drug,” Weltman — and he can be sure of F D IC protection, regardless of 17. the regulators announced that the federal c ' In several recent bank failures, including that of plant at Los Alamos, N-M., aftera said Saturday. "But we won't know the size of his deposit. governm ent would do w hatever was necessary, at Oklahoma's Penn Square, depositors with accounts of security team easily penetraVe’d for another couple of months.” With the small bankers up in arms, we can be sure w hatever cost, to keep Continental from going under. more than $100,000 suffered losses. But with the plant's most sensitive areas in Monoclonal antibodies attach that Congress will shortly step in. The coqtroversy over themselves to only one type of cell. The FDIC took the unprecedented step of guaranteeing Continental, the FD IC has set up a new standard: If you mock attack. If they had been real the Continental bailout is just beginning. Doctors believe they can find all deposits in the bank, regardless of size. make deposits in a large enough bank — one that the terrorists, they could have stolen antibodies that adhere to tumors plutonium to make a nuclear only so they can deliver the poison device or perhaps swiped the to the cancer without poisoning sI o i n t ' device itself. surrounding cells. CQMPOUI0 it • Hodel has also put more guards Further research will determine Open Forum AFnCMAIi'/B A|)ills beforevote gypsum Can De used (or texturing on ad placement The people who are responsible other pailts of the body, such as the for the lax security at the weapons To the editor: To the editor: kidneys. plants, meanwhile, have been Weltman said conventional im- routinely rewarded for their negli­ ' munotoxin molecules break apart On Friday. June 29, your editor­ I have just read an article in the gence. For example, Gen. Willing) IS percent of the time once they ial .staff wrote an article concern­ Herald, June 28, regarding Man­ Hoover runs the office of m ilita^ enter the body. He said his new ing an ad taken out in your chester's . re-entry to the CDBG technique keeps the two pieces application, which oversees newspaper by the constituents of program together 95 percent of the time, weaons-plant programs. He has J my mother, Elsie "B iz " Swensson, I do not need a politician or the. - dramatically increasing the chan­ just been nominated for promotion 779 .state represeiftaUve of the 13th news media or a committee to tell ces the poison will reach the cancer M BDl I to assistant secretary for defense Economy Grade District. \ me how to vote. I am quite capable cell. 2x4ll’ STM I programs. Weltman is trying to use the Sell Seal For the most part, by and large, of thinking for myself. ASPHALT SHINGLES An ecooomicdi. low-pnced, Btarrdard sized aUid it was a political rebuttal by Please, before this subject is put technique to make protein bullets You hand-f leet the atuda you take home that seek out and destroy a Covers 33’.j sq ft 15 year pro rated Democratic Town Committee to a referendum, let the voters MEMBERS OF CONGREfK, warranty Available in stock colors particularly virulent type of lung Chairman Ted Cummings charg­ have all the facts. however, are concerned about the casual attitude toward security at cancer called small-cell lung car­ ing that either my mother, or her The media 'and the politicians cinoma. He said the bullets will be the plants where nuclear bombs constituents, had violated some only tell us what they think we tried in humans only if laboratory U sort of state law regarding political should know. are made. Rep. John Dingell, tests on live mice and tissue advertisements. At the last referendum, we voted D-Mich., ordered a congressional . samples are successful. The article, which goes on to it. down because at the time it "91 investigation. However, the hospital said it has state that Mr. Cummings "d e­ seemed like a simple solution for Now he has written a stinging - already applied for a patent on the manded" an apology, clearly fails Hartford to get rid of its problems. letter to Sen. John Tower, 'R- technique based on preliminary 4 5 9 9 47? to show that neither my mother, Manchester residents were on the Texas, chairman of the Armed , tests, which it said have success­ fully slowed the metabolism of Reg. 52.99 Standard 40 Pressure Treated nor the friends that purchased the bottom of the totem pole when , t*V)'60OT&HE Services Committee, about 4x4l6' POST REFpEPKHOsKtr ' mouse tumor cells growing in test DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS ad, broke any "rules” or laws. If eligibility for apartments was kfijfTOTtSHfOr Hoover. There has been no indi^- 4 99 • 10 7 90 tubes. 1/1 glass Size 20 tion, Dingell charged, that Hoover 0 90 L anyone is at fault, it is indeed the decided. I do not believe it was a Scientists have been attaching Other In Stock Sizes $ 5 .X O ff Herald. If in fact any state statutes matter of race, color or creed. took “ any meaningful action Jo anti-cancer drugs to antibodies for h.id been broken or violated by the Manchester cannot afford to Washington Window correct a deplorable situation." Jn years to perfect immunotixin purchase of the ad, the Herald "look a gift horse in the mouth." fact, he actually tried to mislead a - treatment, but Weltman believes should have known it and borne the This time, let us have all the House committee on the extent of . he has found a better "glue.” It is responsibility for placing it at that facts. Otherwise, it will be voted the security problem, wrote Din­ called SIAB, or N-succinimidyl time. down again. '* gell. Tower has quietly postponed (4-iodoacetyI) aminobenzoate. At this point, based on the facts Will Mondale follow tradition Hoover’s nomination hearing. as presented, there is no question Carl H. Huhter 0 2 9 in my mind that it is the Herald, as 67 Ardmore Road M EANW HILE, my associates *169 4'x8'x'/i," lop Oualily well us Mr. Cummings, that owes or make a dramatic John Dillon and Indy Badhwar White Or Bronze 6'x6'8 " have turned up more appalling Theirs was ALUMINUM PATIO DOOR WAFERHOARD SHEATHING an apology to our elected represen­ Top qualify For roofs, floors, walla W'satety glass, hardware Screen extra tative, Elsie "B iz " Swensson. Letters policy examples of the Energy Depart­ Extenor grade Agency certified By Clay F. Richards never strikes out with a bold in the Democratic Party with the • 36" Screen White Or Bronze 21 99 Thank you. ment’s security breaches: ~ The Mancheslei- Herald wel­ initiative when there is a safe, credentials of some of the most long wait • The department has a disturb­ comes letters to the editor WASHINGTON — When Walter traditional path to follow. frequently mentioned white males. ing habit of mislaying top secret Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Letters should be briel and to the Mondale picks a running mate he The safe course in picking a vice There are many who are proba­ 329 Highland St. point. They should be typed or must decide which is more impor­ president is to choose a man who bly just as well qualified, but they documents. Seven of these seffsi- Bv Amy Miller tive documents were lost some­ neatly handwritten. :ind. tor ea.se tant and beneficial — to take the will bring some political balance to don’t carry the recognition some United Press International time before July 1980, but the in editing, should be double­ conventional, safe course; make a the ticket. Those on the frequently say are needed. There are no MANCHESTER, N.H. - It was spaced. dramatic,move; or bow to need tor mentioned list in this category are department waited two years blacks or women in the Senate and almost the same sad, but familiar Biz didn’t know The Herald re.scrves the right to party unity. men like Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of before even launching an investi­ edit letters in the interests ot only one governor — Martha Lane love story of teenage love tom One of the complaints about the Texas and Gov. Mario Cuomo of gation into the disappearances. brevity, clarity and taste Collins of Kentucky, who is just apart by the call of war. But they 10' Section ad was piaced F ive of the papers originated at the former vice president is that he New York, who would bring their beginning her term and is still an met and married 68 years later. POST AND RAIL FENCE Top Oualily National Security Council, and the n iT U R E M l SIDING To the Editor: big home states, and possibly unknown. The teenage romance of Albert Dowelled for easy assembly With 2 responsible officials told the coun­ rails and 1 post First quality Rustic;. V grooved aiding AgeiicV certified others in the region, into the While there are several fre­ Dubois and Mildred Landeville Top Quality 40 Supor Treated • <»8xV 1379 cil that the documents had accid­ Limited quantities Clearance The story which appeared in Mondale column. quently mentioned, the short list of ended when Dubois went overseas FRAMING LUMBER O PRESSURE TREATED LUMRER local press last Friday, reportli ' Berry's World The other safe course is to pick a women candidates often comes entally been destroyed. According for World War I, and his girlfriend Each piece is grade stamped your assurance of top quality Use where there s danger of rot or decay Can be used m ground stayed in Manchester. Self-selection You hand-select the lumber you take home contact and in fresh water For decks, fences, more the circumstances surrounding an conservative Southern Democrat down to one name — Rep. to nriy sources, the truth is that He met a girl in France, she met ad which supported Elsie "B iz" to balance Mondale's Northern officials haven't the foggiest notion Geraldine Ferraro of New York. a boy at home and their bond Swensson for re-election to state liberal image. In this category are what happened to the secret She is not yet a household name, seemed forever severed. And then 0 2 5 0 6 9 0 2 9 0 7 9 representative, was self-serving the likes of Sens. Sam Nunn of papers. ' 1 5 9 but she has a lot in her favor to add in 1983, after both their first ■ ■ 2x4x8' 3 “2x4x10 2x4x12 '.4le Riri.e 1<59 I • In another embarrassnqtint 2x4x6 2x4x10' 2x4x12 and begs the question: Shouldn't Georgia and Dale Bumpers of to the Mondale ticket. spouses had died, the romance jibS the Herald’s advertising depart- Arkansas. She would be more than Just a snafu, eight cartons of classified tegan again for the couple in their documents were sent from Los 0 2 9 e -ment have forewarned the pur­ But Mondale may decide that the token woman on the ticket. She is mid-80s. 0 2 9 0 8 9 0 8 5 C 3 9 *1 ItM Filon iw jo F F 0 6 9 RIH4TI chaser that his name must appear most important step he can take to an articulate, fiesty, exciting cam­ Alamos to a Rockville, Md., . 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So when 68 years after he left for • Z"l8" lll" PATH MICA • SM u m ri MM t a x i tions^hen they accept such ads? millions of voters he didn't get in regarded as liberal on major social wrote to National Security Adviser • rSTAMHMSH ^ • mum war, Mrs. Dubois, then Mrs. Jerry Solid or Perforated fop, Smk. Faucet. End Panels Extra • Type M ’/> 'x l0 ' Unglli It should also be pointed out that the Democratic primaries — espe­ Robert McFarlane, demanding Regular 6.99 Gallon ^ a g issues. • HAM CIUI «IH nifSaVATin D • 4" l 10' U V O I AND DRAM flP i • r Urak’ CMMYVMI MM lAK MM • C8PPO TVMM "how any security plans can be Champagne and a widow of 15 Mrs. Swensson has not officially cially the young and better edu­ 4 k 8 x '/4" Exterior Grade Regular 119 96 No 96S Rtguiar 4 99 150 Wan She will be attracting a lot of years, saw in the paper that Reguiar 50* Eacli m considered anything but • SANDCD LAD M PLYVitO • ir ’itt’’ PLAtTK h a u • IN PAI H99t MM made a formal announcement of cated Democrats and independ- attention over the next few weeks Dubois's wife had died in February • I'llf'IM PaiTN 4 fo. *1 m m sensitive.” > 26 Lb Galvanized With 1 Piece Whrte Vanity Top Rinular 49- Each No CAB1IBAR her candidacy. Her son and friends .ents. Roguiar 64.99 No 50 ,19198 as chair of the platform committee 1983, she sent him a sympathy • V A H K I tP M T 8VN • R0DFM8 DAKS • wMn lAwn • M M I lAM PlAtnC WMK M l who placed the ad were reacting, But there are those who argue for the Democratic National Con­ • While letting genuine secrets card. RsguUr 2.19 Lur. Fl. , « u 4x6xV}" Agency Certified 2 HatKMl No 525CH2A Ragular 17 99 Ragular 5 49 10' Lengrti ____ and properly so, to the nasty and that would not be enough of a vention. The Mondale camp will be 'Slip its grasp, the Energy Depart­ " I felt sorry for him and thought, • WHE HNIR/WITRIN CAIPn 1 • riTWIM mUTINM • 'HMCM' u n FAMT sarcastic statements attacking coalition to lift Mondale over closely watching the attention she 'He's going to be so lonesome,” ’ MW< iIMftBl l>« U M *) MliUUbHic*l. Mi 7^ ment has deliberately used' its KO'ltiniyfXrtiAf lOWMUL «IUA •MJ'. IM> (AX’ i she said. • Sale Ends Saturday, July 7th • (I’.IQM M MUIr/l '•« NU<' '(.'A Biz’s character. If ap apology is in Reagan and he has to do something attracts as they debate whether classification stamp "to conceal After Mrs. Dubois’ son decided order, we think it should come )l9 0 4 b y N E A Inc more dramatic. The most dra­ they can make such a dramatic inefficiency and administrative to play matchmaker and invited MANCKSTa from Mr. Cummings to one of the matic move Mondale could make move. NIWM6T0N HMTFOM OflU error; to prevent embarrassment, his mother's old flame to dinner, 3127 lertln TumpHie 3200 m . Meta I t 7 t H u t u 4 Pl lm W nicest ladies who know. of course would be to name a black "Harry, does this mean you're no longer an and to delay the release'"of the couple dated for the next six B20'03U 741-22B1 OPEN Mon triru Fri 8 a m *■ g 3Q p m Sal 8 a m - 5.30 p n uncommitted delegate?" and or a woman running mate. Clay F. Richards is a Washing­ information that does not require months. Joan and John Hulser Une ot the problems is that there ton correspondent for United Press protection in the interests -of The dating ended when they took OPEN WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 — 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. 140 Kennedy Road are no blacks or women current)'’ Inlemational .'>< national security," Dingell wrote. their vows March 31 at St. Peter's Church in Auburn J 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 2, 1984 MANrilKSTKR HEKALl). -lul) Z

CAPTAIN EASY 'tiy Crooks A Cssalo CAN YOU IMA6IME MY ' POWT WORRV. WASH. 5EEIW6 MB PRESftEP UP YOU WON'T HAVE TO Monday TV Woman charged LIKE THIS. E A & vr c LOOK LtKE THI& New England 5 .0 0 P .M . , In Brief for intruding at (fj) - Australian Rules Football *84 Thai king to get degree QD - Wimbledon '84 Kennedy home 5 :3 0 P :M . MEDFORD, Mass. — Tufts University will - MOVIE: 'Contract on present the King of Thailand with an honorary Cherry Street' A New York City TROUBLE AHEAD degree for his "exemplary” leadership and BOSTON (UPI) — A woman, who wandered into police inspector uses unorthodox two homes in the Kennedy family compound in methods to stamp out crime humanitarian efforts to aid Indochinese refugees, frank Sinatra. Martin Balsam. Stella Stevens (I.) comforts a university spokesman said Sunday. Hyannisport, Mass., and fell asleep naked in Patricia Verna Bloom 1977 Lance Kerwin, \Yho portrays a The award to His Majesty Bhumibol Adulyadej Lawford’s bed, was arrested and charged with 6 ; 0 0 P . M . teenager trying to cope with will be made during an international conference trespassing and breaking and entering, it was ALLEY OOP ‘ by Dave Grave his parents' divorce, on "Chil­ of university presidents in Bangkok. reported today. CB CB QD S2M5® ® - News Tufts University President Jean Mayer will (33 - Three's Company dren of Divorce," airing The Boston Herald said Linda Tatum Stavros, 45, a OKAY, FOLKS! UEMME HAVE ..WE'RE HERE T'G»VE ...WHICH YOU OBVIOUSLY^'- ' ' - U THEY JUST CAN'T MONDAY, JULY 2 on NBC present the doctor of laws degree citing the king's C® - S W A T. neighbor and Kennedy family friend, who was YDUR ATTENTION. PLEASE! YOU GOOD. CLEAN, HAVEN'T HAP UNDER / THAT'S \ PRONOUNCE HIS “lifelong commitment to the health, education OOOLA AN' I PJDN'T COME HONEST GOVER'MENT/ .----- KING BONGO.'/ FUNSO, N NAME RIGHT, CAN m i • Solid Gold Hits arrested in connection with the incidents earjy T*YOUR COUNTRY T'CAUSE MEATHEAD.'/~_i_ THEY? and well being of the Thai people.” Cl|6) - U SA Cartoon Express CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Sunday, was to be arraigned today in Barnstable ANY TROUBLE.' 'Y “Your compassion for the refugees from (l|) - Or. Gene Scott Indochina and your generosity and that of your District Court. (20) - Buck Rogers government are an example to every individual Hyannis police could not immediately confirm the {Jji) - P rog C o n t'd and government in the world,” the citation reads. report. - Innovation Tufts presented Thai Queen Sirikit an honorary - Reporter 41 The woman initially walked into the home of Rose doctor of humane letters degree in 1980, citing her Kennedy, shortly after midnight Saturday and a ^ - M'A'S'H efforts in "alleviating the suffering of refugees.” ’■ Powerhouse family helper later found the woman sleeping, without clothes on, in Patricia Lawford’s bed, the newspaper 6 : 3 0 P . M . Plane makes belly landing reported. Patricia Lawford is one of Mrs. Kennedy’s GD - One Day at a Time daughters. GD - CBS News BOSTON — Federal investigators were trying dj) - Sanford and Son Dan Aykroyd. Howard Hesse- to deteAnine what caused the crash of a Family members wrapped the woman in a sheet LEVY'S LAW Jamo%3chumolstor boss. Buft Reynolds, Lauren Hut­ 2 : 1 5 A . M . (J2) - M a zd a S portsLook ton, Jerry Reed. 1976. man, Donna Dixon. Rated R commuter plane which plunged into fog-shrouded and sent her home, but she returned to the next-door (32) - SportsCenter ' ^j) - Ask CNN 8 :3 0 P .M . (g) - Soap waters outside Boston Harbor, killing the lone home of Ethel Kennedy and banged and snouted at the m P E N N Y \ £ I WA6 JUST / TMIN66 THAT IF ITt- A BCfy, 2 : 3 0 A . M . f j F o e 1W -n-dN)ilN6 ABOUT MUST iiTBENGTHTN ir^> 'CjEoege-"'' AM P H E'U U (S(2) - N B C N e w s (® - Carol Burnett and Friends (2D “ Sports Tonight passenger and injuring her pilot-husband. door, sources tolc(^he Herald. (® - Best of Midday B V O J S BEN ANI> POCfce _ A BE^ATIONSHIP COVOUHEAR- BF NANeo - Nightly Business (® - MOVIE: 'The Naked and (22) ®) " Wimbledon '84 To­ Divers found the body of Nancy Seward, in her night's program updates the - inside Baseball Mrs. Kennedy, the widow of the late Sen. Robert F. 01 TmJ&HT-5 J oprriN& BEApy MF-^6E0E6&'' ‘EENOrAFTFe R eport the Dead' While fighting in the (32) mid 30s, after the Saturday crash, trapped in the UPI photo day's tennis matches from the Kennedy, balled police and the woman was taken to TO HAVE THEIB H I6 (2§) - Noticiero Nacional SIN Pacific, a war of resentment de­ 2 : 4 5 A . M . fuselage of the plane on the ocean floor about one BIBTHPUACF. velops between the officers and All-England Lawn Tennis & Cro­ Cape Cod Hospital where she was treated and ® - Jeffersons ~ MOVIE: 'Race for the ■ mile east of Winthrop, Mass., the Coast Guard caused during a Sunday night, distru- the men. Aldo Ray, Cliff Robert­ quet Club, Wimbledon. England. (3D John Ober, deputy superintendent of Yankee Zephyr* Deer farmers * released. - A B C N e w s son, Raymond Massey 1958 @ - MOVIE: 'U Cage Aux said. bance. Officials there are investigating discover the w reckage of a W orld At 8 a.m., Sunday morning, the woman returned to the Massachusetts Correctional Insti­ 7 :0 0 P .M . Folles* A young man brings his - The woman's body was found at 1 p.m., about 9 :0 0 P .M . fiancee's parents home to meet War II plane still filled with an 4‘A hours after the Provincetown-Boston Airline, the home of Ethel Kennedy, and wandered up to the tute in Walpole, surveys some of the the cause of the melee. 03 - CBS News C® C® - One Day at a Time his gay father Michael Serrault. amazing cargo. Ken Wahl. George Poppard. Lesley Ann * twin-engine Cessna 402 crashed en route to Logan second floor bedroom of Christopher Kennedy, 21, damage this morning about 200 inmates ® ® - M*A*S*H Schneider gets a big surprise' on Ugo Tognazzi. Michel Galabru his 50th birthday (R) 1979. Rated R W arren. Airport. who called police. C#3 " Tic Tac Dough C® - The Merv Show (2D - Pelicula: 'Jacinta g ) - MOVIE: Contract 6n I ' Her husband, Leslie Seward, 41, of North Truro, (33 - ABC News Cherry Street' A New York City • When police arrived, Stavros ran to the nearby (32) - PKA Full Contact Karate * Ptchimahuida se Enamora' Mass., was thrown into the water on impact and 33 - V e ga S police inspector uses unorthodox beach where police caught up with her and arrested (3D " Dr. Gene Scott ® - Bob Newhart Show methods to stamp out crime , picked up by a nearby boat. He was listed in good dl) " Jeffersons her. Walpole probes riot cause (2D “ Freeman Reports (gD - Ten O'clock News condition at Massachusetts Eye and Ear THE BORN LOSER ‘Tiy Art Sansom (S) " SportsCenier 3 : 0 0 A .M . She was released on $15 bail, paid by her ® ^ - MOVIE: Children of 1 1 :4 5 P .M . Infirmary following surgery on his right eye. A d D - Radio 1990 (® - MOVIE: 'Seven Alone' ' hospital spokeswoman said it was not known ex-husband, George Stavros of Centerville, the Divorce' Throe families from dif­ g ) - Tonight Show John­ - Or. Gene Scott “ CFL Football; Hamilton at * Herald reported. wev, PREny cure,-JAKE we WERE 60MMA CALL HWA ferent social levels cope with the ny's guests are Sammy Davis Jr. (32) whether he lost his sight in that eye. Montreal (SEASON PRE- . Witnesses said Rose Kennedy, who is in stable WHAT'S ^3) - I Love Lucy problems of separation Barbara and James Sikking (R) (60 min.) Coast Guard Petty Officer Norm Whitehurst after Inmates defy orders OOHNMY.BUr ^ FttlALLY Feldon, Billy Dee Williams, Lance M IER E) ; condition recovering from a stroke, was unharmed (2D - Moneyline said the woman’s l^ y was trapped inside the Kerwin. 1980 1 2 :0 0 A . M . (3D “ Dr. Gene Scott " HtS (22) - N e w s submerged fuselage, which will be raised by the (2D (ID “ Great Performances (33 33 “ Hawaii Five-0 KIAAAE^ (2D ■* Freeman Reports « Coast Guard Cutter White Heath once the WALPOLE, Mass. (UPI) - prisoners refused to leave the cells would be unlocked at their (2D - MacNeil/Lehrer Newshc Buddenbrooks ■ Part III Tom (® - Rockford Files customary 7 a m. opening today, our leaves Grunlich and Johann Bud- National Transportation Safety Board examines About 200 inmates went on a prison auditorium, spokesman Jo­ (3D - Star Trek 3 : 3 0 A . M . : or whether adihll^nal .security (2D - Balia Conmigo denbrook dies leaving Tom to the remains. ^ Attorney heads 90-minute rampage at Walpole seph Landolfi said. take over the firm. (60 min ) (3D “ O vation ® - Off the Set ] measures would luf tbkt?n>h,e said/ - Entertainment Tonight The boat picked u^ Seward, who was State Prison Sunday night, setting Landolfi called the melee a [Closed Cantioned] (3D " Dr. Gene Scott (3D - Ono Step Beyond * - Family Feud transferred to a Coast Guard vessel and then several small fires and breaking "significant incident," but said he ^D ~ FI Maleftcio (2D ^ - Thicke of the Night 4 :0 0 A M . would “hestitate" to call it a riot. Landolfi. who e.stiniale( (3D - VVtId W orld of Animals rushed to the hospital. Four Coast Guard boats church probe furniture before being forced back tween 175 and 200 inmates _ 9 :3 0 P .M . (2D " Newsnight (3D - Lifo of Riley • Several .small fires were set and 7 : 3 0 P . M . and the Cutter Cape Henlopen were called in to to their cells by guards using tear involved in the disturbanee^jjaid it (® 3 3 ~ Newhart Dick wrestles (g) - MOVIE; The Candidate' (3D - MOVIE: 'W illie Dynamite' I search for the fuselage, which was found by the gas and dogs. ^ furniture was broken before the 0 3 ~ PM Magazine This behind-the-scenes look A New York pimp is portrayed • By Sarah Wilson was not known what triggered the with the problems of a phobia- Quincy Dive Team. No injuries were reported, a) prisoners were herded back to C® All In the Family plagued guest and Kirk pops tlvB shows the process of campaign­ with his daily troubles Roscoe * Unithd Press International / their cells about 9:30 p.m. by a violence But he said a combina­ question.' (R) A ing for high political office in con­ Orman. Diana Sands prison spokesman said. C® - Muppet Show tactical unit of guards armed with tion of heat and lack of air FRANK AND ERNEST ^Ity Bob Thsvos - MOVIE: 'Spring Breakf temporary America. Robert - Dr. Gene Scott * An investigation was ordered (® - Family Feud QD (3D MONTPELIER, Vt. — Former U.S Attorney conditioning in the prison may Four college students cut loos^ Redford, Meivyn Douglas, Peter Man sentenced for shooting into the cause of the disturbance, tear gas and dogs, he said. Boyle. 1972. l2D * News Overnight * William Gray has taken over command of the state’s have been a factor. dD ■ independent News on spring break in Fort Lauder-^ which began about 8 p.m. when It was not known whether the Io c c O t dale David Knell, Perry Lang.^ 4 : 3 0 A . M . • AUGUSTA, Maine — A 20-year-old man was controversial investigation of possible child abuse in ' o o C a • d2) “ Inside Baseball 1 2 : 1 5 A . M . 1T5 HAPP T» PeevALuATt Jayne Modean. 1983 Rated R. sentenced to 33 years in prison for pulling out a a o o o dD - Dragnet (3p - Abbott and Costello * the Northeast Kingdom Community Church. @ - MOVIE: lea Caitles' A gun in a jealous rage and shootin,^ his ex-wife and (^ - Solid Gold (3D"MOVIE:'TheStinqir • T b u P PP» o a i t * F J w H ^ N young figure skater's dreams of her partner as they slow-danced in a barroom. Just hours after he was sworn in Friday as special @ ) - Crossfire Olympic glory seem shattered af­ N ig h t The partner was killed. assistant attorney general, Gray withdrew the state's Fifteen die on region’s highways ter she IS almost totally blinded in (gl - M-A*S*H ' C o lu m b o Cullen back motion to disqualify a judge who condemned the T H P o n l y o NE5^ Yo u HAV& an accident. Robby Benson. 33 "It was a total, irresponsible, wanton act with (g) - Wheel of Fortune state’s raid on the religious sect last week. said. N^one else was reported Vt.. died Saturday after his motor­ Lynn-Holly Johnson. Colleen Oe- 1 2 :4 5 A . M . HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - ; no rational cause,” Kennebec County Superior By United Press International (g) - Barney Miller whurst. 1979. Rated PG injured. cycle hit a utility pole, police said. - Motorcycle Racing: Veteran game show host * Court Justice Donald Alexander said Friday as he Meanwhile, in other developments. Social and 1 Apf ^ffP ANP (32) Kathleen M. Johnson, 36, of The accident occurred after offit/ ^ A S ^ S A U . dD -* People's Court (gp - Grandes Series: Lagrimas Seattle Supercross imposed sentence on Michael R. Tribou, At least 15 New Englanders died Bill Cullen will replace the ; Rehabilitative Services Commissioner John Bur- Middletown, Conn., ,jvas killed ers tried to cite him for a traffic' dD - Dr. Who N egra s (g) - Entertainment Tonight late Jack Barry, who died ; convicted of murder and aggravated assault. chard confirmed his agency reserved space in foster in weekend traffic accidents, in­ \ The Benton man was convicted in an cluding the mother of a man police shortly before 5 p.m. Sunday when violation. ThA\« 7 -2. 8 : 0 0 P .M . 1 0 :0 0 P .M . @D ~ Late Night with David last May 2, as the master > homes to house children taken in the raid. she lost control of the car she was Police said Bertrand apparently Letterman ^ emotionally-charged trial last week of shooting say was speeding when their car (® (® - Scarecrow and Mrs. ( ® 33 - C a g n e y 8i Lacey Chris of ceremonies on "The : Gray, a well known Burlington lawyer, said he driving and struck a tree on East lost control of his motorcycle, King Amanda and Lee get in* faces a dilemma when she dis­ V 1 : 0 0 A . M . Joker’s Wild” TV show. ; his ex-wife, Mary Tribou, and Richard E. Cote at slammed into two others in Law­ covers her new boyfriend's habi­ would be working on the legal challenges stemming Main Street in Middlefield. Ms. which left the road and hit a utility volved in a plot involving a 12* Cullen currently hosts ■ The Court House Lounge in Waterville last fall. rence, Mass. year-old Russian computer whiz. tual use of cocaine. (R) (60 min.) 33 “ Laverne and Shirley from last week’s raid, as well as on the continuing Johnson, alone in the car. was pole. He died later that evening. WINTHROP ®by Dick Cosalll NBC-TV’s "Hot Potato" : The blasts killed Cote and wounded Mrs. Massachusetts reported four (R) (60 min,I f® - N e w s C® - Saint Tribou, who attended the trial on crutches — still probe. highway deaths, while there were pronounced dead at the scene. A passenger, Faline Lambert. C® - PM Magazine (3D “ Independent News (3D - Twilight Zone series. Both game shows : A Sherman, Conn., couple died 19. of Springfield. Vt.. was hospi­ EVERY C3NCE IN A are produced by Barry ; ailing from the effect:: of the slug that passed He said he was approached by Attorney General three in Vermont and two each in I WAS w a t c h (NG- WHAT FOR? WERE TrClLl (® (ID - Major League (3D - Cover Story (3D - MOVIE; 'Deadly Force' A about 1:25 p.m. Saturday when talized with two broken legs. Baseball; Teams to be form er cop is called upon to track and Enright Productions, : through her abdomen and thigh. John Easton earlier in the week to take over the case. New Hampshire and Maine. Four ’PONERS, BLCOPEPB TRYING TO PICK. UP A WHILE, I SE T IN O ) - Dr. G en e S c o tt their car skidded on rain- slicked Jennifer Carroll, 19, of Bruns­ A REALZINifER. A n n o u n ce d down a psychopathic mass mur­ which also produces "Tic : According to testimony in the week-long trial, Orleans County State’s Attorney Philip White, who Connecticut residents died on the ANP BUJMC3ER&' FEW FKPINTERS? (2D “ Twilight Zone derer VVings Hauser, Joyce In­ Route 22 in Patterson, N.Y., and wick, Maine, died early today C® - N e w s Tac Dough." New epl- ; Tribou became enraged when his ex-wife kicked until now has been playing a central role in the case, highways, including two in an LAST NIGHT. l2D - Prime News glass Rated R. was struck broadside by another following an accident on Simpson (3D - MOVIE: 'Take This Job sodes of “The Joker's • off her shoes and stepped out on the dance floor filed a motion to disqualify District Judge Frank accident in New York State. - Dr. Gene Scott car. Point Road. y and Shove It' Blue-collar work­ (2D - LBst Full Measure Wild" will begin taping in : with Cote, holding him tightly against her body. Mahady from the case after the judge ordered the Donald M. Kroll, 20. of Wilbra- ers stand up to brewery bosses. - C r o ^ fire New York State Police identified Police said three others were 1 0 : 3 0 P .M . July for next season. I She requested the song "Between The Sheets.” children released for lack of evidence. ham. Mass., was pronounced dead Robert Hays, Barbara Hershey, _ ^VIE: 'Love at First the victims as Stephen J. Dolecki, injured, including drivcV Timothy (3D - N e w s One of TV’s most popu- • The state provoked a storm of controversy last at Ludlow Hospital at 12:15 a.m. David Allen Coe. 1981 Bite' A vampire visits the big city Friday when it rounded up 112 children from 20 homes today after he lost control of his car 32, and his wife Priscilla, 29.^hawn Fox, 18, and passengers Cathy dD ** Super Bouts of the 70's 02) *■ Inside Baseball in this lighthearted spoof George lar hosts, Cullen pre- I Bangor airport was busy in Island Pond and unsuccessfully sought a court while passing on a wet road and R. Smith, 20, of Carmel, N Y. and Kendrick and Shauna Knight, boti. 'Marvin Johnson vs. Victor Galin- (3D - Seeing Stars Hamilton, Susan St. James. Ri­ viously was the ringmas- t 17, all from Brunswick. dez (New Orleans, November, chard Benjamin. 1979. Rated PG. BANGOR, Maine — Fifteen jetliners carrying his wife Mary, 21. were hospital­ @ ) - Alfred Hitchcock ter of “The Price Is • order for 72-hour custody so they could be examined crashed into a tree in Wilbraham, 1979) • thousands of weary passengers were diverted to for signs of abuse. police said. ized with head and internal Deputy Police Chief Donald (2D - 2 4 H oras 1 :3 0 A . M . Right,” 'T ve Got a Se- Bangor International Airport this weekend injuries. Girardin said the car ran off the 1-Z OIAUJ an - MOVIE: The last The controversy has focused on the fact that the The accident occurred at about American Virgin' Teenage bud­ (3) - Bob Newhart Show (® - Great Record/ ...Collec­ cret,” "To Tell the because of flooding at New York City airports. A Rutland, Vt., man died Sunday road and struck several trees tio n Truth.” "Hit the Jack- ; state rounded up ail the church children, even though 10; 38 p.m. Sunday on Dippinghole dies try to cure their growing (S) - MacNeit/Lehrer Newsh- Some 4,900 passengers were on the flights they allegedly had evidence dealing with only some of Road, police said. Kroll was alone. of injuries sustained when he was before coming to a stop. pains Steve Amin, Lawrence our (iD - Independent News pot,” "Blockbusters" and : diverted Saturday because a fierce rainstorm left hit by a truck while walking along a Monoson. Diane Franklin. Rated many others. ; the children. An 18-year-old Palmer, Mass., R 1 1 :0 0 P .M . (g) - MOVIE: 'Gog' A mechani­ flooded runways at Kennedy Airport and Mahady called the operation "grossly unlawful," teenag^^yzas pronounced dead at highway in heavy traffic. Police ii^aw rence. Mass., said 33 (® 33 ® (SD SD- News cal brain is programed to authorities scrambled to make arrangements for Police said Todd Chandler, 34, Annette Midolo, 36, of l.ziwrence Astrograph Crossword dD - MOVIE: 'W illie Dynamite' sabotage the government's se­ Talent reunion and said the children were “held hostage" to force about 12T30 a.m. today in the Wing A New York pimp is portrayed 33 - Taxi cret laboratory while working on them. , , information from their parents. Memorial Hospital after his motor­ died Sunday after he was hit by a was killed when the car her .son with his daily troubles. Roscoe ( ® - P h il S ilve rs the first space station. Richard HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Authorities noted the town’s regular population Gray, a Jgrmer deputy attorney general, called cycle flipped' over on Old Warren pickup truck driven by Richard was driving hit two parked cat's at July 3,1984 Orman. Diana Sands. lEgan, Constance Dowling, Her­ (3D ^ Odd Couple Julie Andrews and Carol of 35,000 was already swelled by about 4,000 over Mahady highly qualified; conscientious and Road in Palmer at about 11:20 p.m. Parrott. 30, of Fair Haven, as he 3 a.m. Sunday. Your possibilities for realizing old ambi­ ACROSS 66 Catches Answer to Previous Puzzle (S) - Dr. Gene Scott bert Marshall. 1954 (32) - SportsCenter the weekend because of a festival marking the . was walking along Vermont 4A Michael Midolo, 20. was charged tions will be better than ever this coming (g) - MOVIE: 'Operation (2D - News Wrap-Up ' Burnett will reunite for a ^ courteous judge,” and said if he made mistakes, they Sunday, police said. 7 A C R CZ (3D “ Alfred Hitchcock Hour special performance at: city’s 150th birthday. Only three planes stayed could be corrected through the normal appeals The victim’s name was withheld Saturday. with vehicular homicide, speeding year. Keep your dreams alive and your 1 Small DOWN P a c ific ' A W WII submarine com ­ (2D - Despedida overnight, with the last leaving Sunday morning. James Bertrand, 21, of Chester, and driving to endanger.' eyes on the stars. guitars u S “d H 1 □ mander sacrifices everything for ® - Dr. Gene Scott Operation California’s ; process. until relatives were notified, police CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Someone T H his crew and his ship. John ( g ) - Soap 1 :4 5 A . M . fifth annniversary fun-' 5 On Forearm bone J. B who has admired you from a distance £ jr Wayne, Patricia Neal, Ward (32) - To Be Announced draising dinner at the 9 Big leaguer Mournful \k DBI3E3C] Bond 1951 - Moneyline may make a more direct overture today. B 2 : 0 0 A . M . Beverly Hilton Hotel June It's a person to whom you're also attract­ 12 Songstress sound (2D ~ Prim e New's (2D - Dr. W h o F T F n (® - CBS News Nightwatch IS. ed. The Matchmaker wheel reveals your Novelist (22) (^ - TV's Bloopers and O l - Twilight Zone RITE Horne Maine town lauds its Irish roots R 1 M BBQQ Practical Jokes Dick Clark and 33 - Rat Patrol Both stars are suppo'r- " ONE D A Y_____ compatibility to all signs, as well as show­ 13 Actor Autry Bagnold 1 1 : 1 5 P .M . O R A Ed M cM ahon host this look at 3 ) - CBS News Nightwatch ters of Operation Califor­ ing you to which signs you are best suited Most sensible (32) - Auto Racing '84: 24 straight', bumpy thoroughfare that best demonstrated Sunday morn­ romantically. To get yours, mall $2 to 14 Astronauts' ££ scenes never intended for view­ JIP nia, a Beverly Hills-based Bv Jon Fleming decided instead to build the college Exclamation £ ing by a public audience. (60 min.) Hours of Lemans Coverage of in Worcester, Mass. — now known juts off Interstate 95 in northern ings when about 70 percent of the Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City "all right" a 1 this world endurance auto race is 33 - Joe Franklin Show international relief organ­ United Press International of disgust @ ) - MOVIE: 'The Three Feces Maine and ambles past sun-baked, townspeople flock to the white Station, New York, NY 10019. (comp, wd.) F T F □ N presented from Lemans. France. (3D - MOVIE; ‘Sign It Death' ization, and have co- as Holy Cross College. OR FREE Of Eve' A woman becomes first W3SM LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Financial condi­ Kind of fruit (60 min.) The farming community in abandoned farmhouses and over­ clapboard church for Mass. 15 German R 1 o Tt H A T V "a one personality, then a second When a young woman decides starred in a pair of TV BENEDICTA, Maine — It was n n t r i D e i i m tions favor you today, but this might not that she wants to marry a British grown fields. "It doesn’t matter if you're 17 C O L O R F IL M negative Ready for 1 N N |U O V E E s ~t I and finally a third. Joanne W ood­ O - Reporter 41 specials. "Julie and Carol 150 years ago that Irish immi­ Benedlcta never attracted all that •CO M PlEIt be readily apparent. Your gains will come businessman, she disposes of his The town is little more than a and you've been out partying all 16 Dislike action (2 Q E E [T W E R C H ward, David W ayne, Lee J. Cobb. 1 1 :3 0 P .M . at Carnegie Hall” and grants from Boston tromped many p(^ople either, as reports of DETAILS AT EVERY RITE AID about in a least expected manner. 1957 secretary, frames his partner and general store, a church and a few night. You’re in church on Sunday, DEVELOPING* VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It’s preferable 17 Taro paste wds.) 33 - Barney Miller plans to kill his wife. Fransesca “Julie^nd Carol at Lin­ through the northern Maine woods incredible hardship filtered back (^ (SD - Smithsonian World Annis, Patrick Allen, Sheila Fearn. wood houses standing naked in an even if you’re hung over,” said Jim not to use go-betweens today If you have Required 28 Former 45 Creating 33 - B aretta coln Center.” and built the first log houses here to city dwellers. 18 Chilean Crossing the Distance.' To­ 1974. But the 225 people in the town of immense green valley. The tower­ Qualey, 33, a descendant of one of an Important matter to communicate to mountains Family weather 47 Piano piece night's program looks at the ima­ 33 - Hart to Hart Miss Andrews spent 10 on land owned by the Roman PAIR OF PRINTS (3D - MOVIE: 'Fast and Loose' Benedlcta today are nonetheless ing, blueish silhouette of Mount the town’s first settlers. another. Talk to him or her yourselt lor member bureau 49 Hotels gination man brings to the days in Southeast Asia in Catholic church. best results. 20 Shine 33 O - Nightline A husband runs into an ex­ Katahdin looms on the horizon. “You don’t separate religion I Poke around challenge of getting from Point A the summer of 1982 visit­ That first groupof settlers was to proud of their unusual heritage and 12EXPS. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Opals will be 22 Female saint 30 Boy (Sp.) 50 No more than to Point B (R) (60 min.) [Closed 3 ) ~ Bums & Allen girlfriend at the train station and plan .jko celebrate it July 4th At first it looks like any other from life ... It’s as much a part of tnore easily achieved today If'you control 1 Dustbowl Captioned] forgets his w ife is on the train. ing camps housing thou­ lay the foundation for a great (abbr.) 31 Prep school in 51 Kind of fuel - Honeymooners Stanley Holloway, Kay Kendall. weekend with what they say will be small settlement in the mean back you as your arm ,” said school ROLL (24 PRINTS) victim (3D sands of Amerasian child­ religious community that would your assertiveness. Moderation Is the 24 Wooden nail 52 River freighter @ - Concierto Brian Reese. 1954. streets of depressed Aroostook teacher John Hansen. “Normally England (3D - MOVIE: 'Doctor Detroit' A ren who she described as employ droves of Irish immigrants one of the biggest family reunions 24 EXPS. secret to moving ahead I Male deer - MOVIE: 'Gator' A moon­ County farm country — except for SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You'll do 25 Mimic 32 Not hard 54 Concept (Fr.) timid professor is conned into (3D *' Dr. Gene Scott on farms and train priests to tend ever. in othertowns, you wouldn’tbother «y69 I Opera prince shiner takes on a corrupt political posinn as a flamboyant mobster. the forgotten casualties of I r o l l (48 PRINTS). well with new ventures today, but don't 29 Gift recipient 35 Distant 55 In apple- O ) - Independent News Invitations have been sent to its unusual history which shaped with church, but here it’s had I Needle case the Vietnam War the burgeoning flock of Catholics in feel that traditional methods aren't appli­ 33 Tennis pie order thousands of descendants of the the town and rules it to this day. ingrained.” i Woman's (prefix) New England. 36 EXPS. cable just because you're breaking fresh equipment All this was the vision of Bishop large Irish families that lived in There are about 45 families in the $ 3 ' | 2 9 ground. name 38 (3reek letter 56 Holes town and about 35 of those are 34 Waft Benedict Fenwick of Boston, who Benedlcta over the past century ROLL (72 PRINTS). SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) Your I Fitting return 40 Emerald Isle 59 British Navy Irish-American, while a few are of FOR A MESSAOE OF real abilities won't be aroused today until 36 Actress Gam bought 4,000 acres of prime farm­ and a half. Catholic church leaders ' Single thing 43 Gives milk abbreviation Bridge have also been invited — including (xerman-American descent. The CMRISTUN N O K AND UIVE . , . 15 EXPS. someone throws down the gauntlet. 37 GoshI land in northern Maine, sold it to vast majority are practicing 4R49 You'll be Inspired by challenges, not 1 4 5 the immigrants for up to $2 an acre Pope John Paul If. DISC (30 PRINTS). ------W 39 Words of un­ 2 3 6 7 8 9 1 0 11 Catholics. tbrofltonod derstanding (2 and lent his first name to the new While the pope has declined the A Mlnisire ol CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 19) Be philo­ As in rural Ireland, the parish 1 2 1 3 14 club suit must be attacked. The nine invitation, town leaders hope John Center CongragattenalM il Clwrch sophical today and keep your problems wds.) town. priest commands unusual respect. NORTH 7-2-84 A surround of clubs was played back. Because Timothy Dorsey and Philip Paul will make a detour to M a n ch M te r in proper perspective. Things have a way 41 0ur(Fr.) Benedlcta when he visits Canada ol working out, and this will be true (or 42 Publicity 1 6 1 8 17 ¥ A 3 Blast has a h i^ honor plus the 9-7 Finnegan were among its first ¥ K J 1084 play by East you. people (2 wds.) encircling dummy’s eight, the lead of settlers, helping plant crops and in the fail. ♦ AJ10 4 Something Different...... Wish Someone A AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Don't be 1 8 2 1 the club nine prevents declarer from build the two-story wooden build­ "We have a landing pad in the 44 Divorce By Oswald Jacoby bashlul about calling In markers where ♦ 8‘2 ducking a club around to the West ing that was supposed to serve as a backyard where he can touch payment ■1 and James Jacoby your work or career is concerned. In fact, 2 2 WEST EAST hand. South could still have made the Catholic college. down,” said the Rev. George Happy Birthday buttonhole the boss if you leel you've 46 Day of week ♦ J9 4 ¥ 0 1 0 8 2 contract bad he played correctly. He Hickey, pastor of St. Benedict’s ■ I’m not a professional statistician, But it soon became obvious that (abbr.) 2 6 2 6 2 7 3 . 2 9 3 0 3 1 3 2 ¥ 9 7 5 2 ¥ 0 3 needed to play low on the first club Church. A Herald Happy Heart PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Dan Cupid Is but it’s a fair assumption th)t many Fenwick's dream would never with 48 Period of ♦ Q82 ¥ K9S play, win the second club trick with The road to Benedlcta is a aiming arrows In your direction today. It ■ millions of bridge hands- are dealt come to pass. Catholic leaders 3 3 3 6 3 6 AK105 4Q976 the ace, and go about his business in could mean the beginning ol a new historical time annually. Several hundred thousand romance of the sweetening el an old one. 49 Endows ■ ■ SOUTH the red suits. When Blast later wins a 3 7 3 8 3 . [TT ¥ K 7 6 5 of these deals pose difficult problems ARIES (March 21-April 19).Arts or crafts 53 Scratching trick with the heart queen, thq ¥ A 6 for the opening leader — like today’s. Happy Birthday or projects that require both skill and out ■ ■ defenders can take only the club king. IBERT J. SMITH, m e dexterity will provide you with pleasur­ 4 2 4 6 ¥ 7 6 3 West finally led the deuce of A subsequent secondary diamond able outlets today. Use your talents 57 Born ■ ¥ A J4 3 diamonds, hoping to catch partner finesse provides South with the ninth John 58 Similar in kind 4 6 with length and strength in that suit. INSURANSMITHS SINCE Only productively. Vulnerable: East-West trick. PRICES EFFECTIVE TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Normally it's Why not a club? When the opponents 60 Concept " ■ Dealer: West In actuality, the jack of clubs was 1914 not wise to show partiality, but today may 61 Depression ini­ 4 9 5 0 6 1 1 5 3 5 4 6 5 6 8 have bid three suits and declarer $6.00 ON TYPES 110,126.135 f> OISC C41 COLOR PRINT FILM ONLY be ditterent. II necessary, favor people West North East South played on the nine. West won the king tials ■ jumps to three no-trump, that unhid and returned the club 10, smothering with whom you have strong emotional P ass l¥ P a ss l¥ 62 Esau's country 6 7 6 8 5 0 6 0 suit is almost always well stopped. RITE AID PHARMACIES bonds. P ass 2¥ Pass 3 NT The lesson here is not at trick one, dummy’s eight. South played low and GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) When shop­ 63 Low tide P ass P a ss P ass won the next trick, but when he lost to 649-5241 ENFIELD E A S T HARTFORD 8 1 0 2 8 3 but rather the proper card for Ehist to ping. be alert today because yoU may be the heart queen, Blast was able to '^ ask for.... •95 ELM STREET PHARMACY PH 745 4121 271 ELLINGTON RD 64 Stage need lead at trick two. He won the king of Call.... 5 able to buy something that could 65 Makes cash the setting trick in clubs. 65 E. Center Street MANCHESTER p h a r m a c y PH 528 61 151 8 4 6 6 8 0 Opening lead: ¥2 diamonds when the 10 was played increase in value far.beyond its present Janet •361 MAIN STREET PH A R M A C Y PH; 64 9 91 10 selling price. garments from dummy, and could see that the Manchester. CL_ 643-2711 10 - MANCHKSTKR HKRAl.D, Mondiiy, July 2. I!)H4 V MANC HKSTKH H K K Al.l). MoiutoN .lulv 2. 1084 11 Obituaries

Frances M. Peters children; and several nieces and SPORTS BOLTON — iFrances M. (Jen­ nephews. kins) Peters, 67, of 792 Hop River The funeral will be T u ^d ay at Road, died Sunday at Manchester 9:15 a.m. from the Fisette-Batzner Memorial Hospital. She was the Funeral Home, 20 Sisson Ave., J . ^ wife of the late Leslie R. Peters Sr. Hartford, with a mass of Christian Shewasbornin MontvilleonOet. burialat 10a.m. in the Cathedral of Berra in quandary 10. 1916, and had been a resident of St. Joseph. Calling hours are today Bolton for the past 30 years. Before from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., at th that she had lived in Willimantic. funeral home. Before her retirement in 1974. she Memorial donations may be had been employed by Shop-Rite made to the American Heart Supermarkets for 13 years. Association. Collins street, after 11th blanking She was a volunteer at Manches­ Hartford. ter Memorial Hospital, was a past ■chairman of the Democratic Town Alton N. Smith By Rick Gosselin. his only two hits of the series. He score a lot of runs.'^They're just in a Committee of Bolton, and a past sat out the first two games with a little slump right now; everybody Alton N. Smith, 73, of Glaston­ UPl Sports W riter jammed shoulder. Don Mattingly, goes through them (slumps).” assistant registrar of voters in bury, formerly of Manchester, Bolton. the league's No. 2 hitter with a .339 Willie Wilson hit a rare two-run died Saturday at Hartford Hospi­ KANSAS CITY, Mo, - Belea­ She leaves a son. Leslie R. average, did play all three games homer, Don Slaught doubled home tal. He was the husband of Harriet guered New York Yankee Man­ Peters Jr. of Bolton: a sister, Mrs. in Kansas City but managed only, two runs and Hal McRae singled A. (Coburn) Smith and the brother ager Yogi Berra had a simple one single in II at-bats. home two more runs to enable Myrtle Coutu of Lebanon; two of Darcy Smith of Manchester. answer for a not-so-simple grandchildren: and several nieces ' Even the Royals are perplexed ■Leibrandt to even his record to 3-3. He was born in Canada and had question. and nephews. by the demise of their long-time Quisenberry picked up his league­ lived in Glastonbury for the past 32 Berra had just watched his The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 post-season rival. leading 21st save. years. He was a retired employee Yankees fall to Kansas City 8-0 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, of the Hartford Electric Light Co., r-'-> Sunday to lose the entire three- "They're a decent paper team," McRae poked a one-out single to 400 Main St.. Manchester. Burial where he had worked for 37 years. game weekend series to the said Kansas City reliever Dan right off Yankee starter Bob will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, He also leaves a son. Dr. Thomas , yRoyals. It was the 11th time the Quisenberry, who pickbd up two Shirley, 1-2, in the fourth inning Willimantic. Friends may call at N. Smith of New Hartford: another New York has been shut out this saves this weekend, "When I come and Steve Balboni walked. Slaught the funeral home today from 7 to 9 brother, A.W. Smith of Bellows season and it dropped the Yankees in the game they still send up some then rapped his second double of p.m. Falls, N.H.; two grandchildren; to 33-42 — 21 games off the pace in Godzilla left-handed hitters like the game and sixth in his last six ^ ■ 4 and several nieces and nephews. the American League East one (Roy) Smalley, (Oscar) Gamble starts to score both runners for a and Steve Kemp. No one likes to Marlon P. Donaghue There will be a mass of Christian week before the All-Star break. 2-0 Kansas City lead. ' V ' ■* face Kemp. When I look at that Marion (Pyne) Donaghue. 62, of burial Friday at 10 a.m. in St. Dunstan's Church, Glastonbury. “ yie had men in position (to lineup I sec a lot of good, tough U.L. Washington then led off the > 3 Bloomfield, died Friday at St. score) all the time,” Berra said, Burial will be in Rose Hill left-handed outs. seventh with a single and Wilson Francis Hospital and Medical "But they got them (runs) and we ripped his second homer of the Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. "The right-handers they keep in Center. Hartford. She was the wife Herald photos by Tarquinio d id n 't" season over the left-field wall for ■ < S i Friends may call at the Rose Hill the lineup like (Don) Baylor and 1 ^ of Daniel T. Donaghue and the * as 4-0 lead. Only four of Wilson's 17 Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky But it isn't that simple. The Winfield can really crush the ball mother of Delphine R. Donaghue of Left: The new Miss Connecticut, Joanne Caruso, is was named third runner-up in the Miss Connecticut career homers have left the Hill, Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to9 Yankees had nine hits, two walks and (Willie) Randolph has one of Manchester. (ilaying surface and this was his p.m. crowned Saturday night by Dakeita Vanderberg, Miss pageant. Miss Joy said she may try again for the title in and base runners in every inning the best on-base percentages in the She also leaves a son. Daniel T. two years. first since August 1981 at Balti­ Donaghue Jr. of Bloomfield: four Memorial donations may be Connecticut 1983, as Kelly Slater, Miss Connecticut except the ninth. Seven of the hits league. I still like their line-up." 2 more. It was also Wilson's first made to the American Lung came off Kansas City starter “ We were fortunate that Win­ .her daughters. Kathleen A. Do­ 1982, watches. Right; Manchester's Jennifer Joy, who homer to clear a wall at Royals J l l ' ' ^ Association of Connecticut Inc., 45 Charlie Leibrandt. Despite having field missed the first two games," '^ sj. naghue of Canton, Elizabeth D. Stadium since July 1980. UPl photo Grotz of Rochfester, N.Y., and Ash St., East Hartford. 06108. the top two hitters in the American added Kansas City Manager Dick Marilyn P. Donaghue and Patricia League, New York scored only Howser. "It's a different lineup McRae's two-run single high­ Seattle’s Mark Langston (center. No. 12) Bill Buckner head for the dressing room Jean Donaghue, both of Bloom­ Manchester’s Joy is pageant runner-up four runs in the three-game series. without Winfield. But when he's in lighted a four-run outburst in the is congratulated on his three-hitter by following Sunday's action at Fenway field; a brother, Russell Pyne of Dave Winfield got two hits there and you got Baylor, Mat­ eighth off reliever Mike Arm- Flossie H. Spicer Sunday to raise his average to a tingly and Wynegar all swinging his teammates as dejected Red Sox Park. Mariners blanked the Bosox, 1-0. Riverton; a sister. Mrs. James Bv Tracy L. Geoghegan was named second runner up after The Connecticut pageant con­ .strong that turned the game into a Flossie H. Spicer, 89, formerly of said. league-leading .370 but those were the bats good, they're going to third base coach Eddie Yost (left) and Keena of West Hartford. Herald Reporter two hectic days of competition in rout. Talcottville, died Sunday at an tingent will be aboard as the giant “ I'm never gonna say never,” The funeral was today. Memor­ the Bulkeley High School area convalescent home. She was ship enters New York Harbor. she added. ial donations may be made to the HARTFORD — Joanne Caruso auditorium. the wife of the late Percy Spicer They will also be guests at a benefit Miss Joy said she will continue to Oncology Department of St. Fran- ' of Trumbull was crowned Miss Lisa Hill, Miss Waterbury. was and the mother of P. Webster show which will be filmed Tuesday make appearances as Miss cis Hospital and Medical Center in Connecticut 1984 and Manchester's named fourth runner-up. Spicer of Manchester and Mrs. to raise money for the restoration Greater Vernon in the coming year Hartford. Jennifer Joy — the reigning Miss Miss Joy, who took home a $600 of the Statue of Liberty. and plans to do some fashion shows Langston still learning Clayton (Mildred) Miller of Manchester Legion wins Greater Vernon — Vas named scholarship, traveled to New York Bolton. Miss Joy, who is 19, said after the as well. third runner-up at the pageant in Sunady with other pageant final­ Sylvio J. Vailancourt She was born in Canada on Nov. pageant Saturday that she may In addition to her third runner-up Hartford Saturday. ists. They will perform today in a Sylvio J. Vailancourt, 64, of 5. 1894, and had been a resident of compete again for the Miss Con­ award, she won a preliminary Lorraine Hudson, Miss New USO-sponsored musical on the Hartford, died Friday at St. Talcottville from 1949 to 1976, She necticut title. " I f I do, it'll be two talent prize for her performance Haven, won first runner-up, and aircraft carrier USS but Bosox saw enough years down the road. By then I'll Friday. She sang "Make Believe" Rutland, Vt, Tournament Francis Hospital and Medical was a member of Talcottville Karen Bloomquist, Miss Stamford. Independence. Center. He was the husband of Congregational Church, was a life have developed a little m ore," she from "Showboat.” tenure deaconess of the church and Lillian (Poitras) Vailancourt and RUTLAND, Vt. - It started ter. Matt Mirucki, Brendan socked two singles to pace Bv Frederick Waterman at Fenway Park. “ You like to score a run for a a member of the Ladies Mission­ the father of Rodney Vailancourt off slowly but Manchester McCarthy and Brian McAuley Manchester in the title game. UPl Sports Writer Henderson, who had won Satur­ pitcher ,who has pitched like of Bolton. ary Society of the church. Hearing is postponed American Legion baseball each had two hits for the Silk McAuley was the winning day's game 2-1 with a seventh­ Ijingston did. And you want to get Besides her son and daughter Wires^own; power lost He also leaves three other sons, team's trip to the Green Moun­ Town crew. pitcher, working the first five BOSTON — Rookie Mark Lang­ inning home run, made a loser of it early enough .so that he will get she leaves four grandchildren and Eugene Vailancourt and Gilman Downed wires on State lost most of its phone service. A tain State proved to be a Ken Krajewski twirled a innings. Mickey Garbeck ston is still learning how to pitch, Boston starter A1 Nipper, >1-3, the win, instead of in the 10th or / Vailancourt, both of Enfield, and four great-grandchildren. Road in front of East Catholic call to the light company productive one this weekend. five-hitter Saturday, striking hurled 1 2/3 innings in reiief Hut the the Boston Red Sox would Sunday. 11th inning, when he might bt> o u t^ Wayne Vailancourt of Hartford; The funeral will be Tuesday at on Wood sentencing High School caused 1,316 Nor­ revealed that a transformer ' The Post 102 club fell to out five and walking one. The with Bill Masse coming on to say he can't get much better. Nipper threw 128 pitches in the of the gam e." ^ J four brothers, Emery Vailancourt 2:30 p.m. from the Holmes Funeral theast Utilities customers t& was out and would take two to defending state champion Brat- Manchester defense turned earn the save, striking out the 'The Seattle Mariners lefthander game, but denied that the home In his second shutout ybf the of East Hartford, Gerard Vailan­ Home. 400 Main St. Burial will be in WEST HARTFORD (UPl) - A in West Hartford Superior Court, lose their electricity this morn­ pur hours to repair, she said. tleboro, 12-11, last Friday but over four double plays in last batter with two Phelps threw a three-hit shutout on run was the result of tiredness. season, Langston struck Out eight court, Hermel Vailancourt and Mount Hope Cemetery, Talcot­ runnrs aboard. Superior Court judge today post­ the panel will become the first jury ing. though company officials prtheast Utilities sent out a Manchester continued on its support of Krajewski. Chris Sunday to beat the Red Sox 1-0. " I hung a slider and Henderson and walked six. He said that Herby Vailancourt, all of Van tville. There are no calling hours. Manchester 1)1 431 0 11-11-4 poned until Thursday an unprece­ to weigh the issue of capital could not explain why the wires crew ^o investigate the outage journey and wound up winners Petersen and Dougan each had Dave Hendersoitiiled off the ninth got it. I just didn't throw it well,” Boston's lineup is .so strong it puts Buren, Maine; his mother. Mrs. Memorial donations may be Brattleboro 023 105 1 12-13-3 dented hearing on whether con­ punishment in state history. had fallen or how long the and rephHMthe downed wires by of the Rutland Invitational a single and double to pace the Jim Powers, Dave Oouoan (6) inning with his seventh home run, said Nipper, who pitched his first additional demands on a visiting Elise L. Vailancorut of Van Buren: made to Alzheimer Disease and victed murderer Steven J. Wood problem would take to fix. about 11 a ^ . Police re|iorted Tournament. Manchester Manchester offense. Brendan McCarthy; Eric Boyd, and second game-winning homer complete game of the season. "It's pitcher. \ four sisters, Mrs. Gladys Hamil of Related Disorders Association Inc. Brian Lamb (4) and Rick should be sentenced to death or life Wood could thus become the first The outage affected parts of many calls from people asking topped Proctor, Vt., 8-1, Satur­ A four-run first inning and in two days, to give Seattle three kind of frustrating to pitch well and "They are one ofiho best hitting Venice, Fla...Mrs. Patricia Cyr of 360 Michigan Ave., Chicago. III. Carpenter. imprisonment. person sentenced to die in Connec­ New State Road and Middle why they lost poW^. day and came back to trip five-run fifth inning proved to be ^victories in its four-game series then lose it on a home run in the teams in baseball that I'v e seen," Van Buren: Mrs. Carline Zarling 60601, or to the American Cancer Judge Harry Hammer dis­ ticut in more than two decades. Turnpike, with loss of power A spokesman foK Southern Phelps, N.Y., 10-8, in the cham­ the difference in the champion­ witlj-floston: ninth.” .said Langston, 23. in California. Mrs. Wilma Payette Society, 237 E. Center St., Manchester 500 000 3 8-8-1 missed the jury until Thursday ■ also reported at the Mayfair New England Telepnbqe Com­ pionship game Sunday. ship game. Brendan McCar­ "H 've finally learned you'ye got Despite the short wall in left "They make you concentrate a U of Windsor Locks; seven grand- Manchester. Proctor 000 010 0 1-5-8 afternoon to give defense and In Its verdicts, the jury in a Gardens elderly housing com­ pany said no reports hatL^een Manchester is now 13-5 over­ thy's three-run homer highligh­ Ken KralewskI 8i McCarthy; Nick to change'^peeds,” said Langston, field, .the righthanded hitting little more. No one is weak, -so you prosecution attorneys time to surprise decision found Wood plex. It began about 10:30 a.m., received of phone outagesNjut all, 6-1 in Zone Eight action, and ted the opening frame while Greeno 8i Kevin Johnson. 6-6. “ And Boston is a good Henderson said he wasn't trying can't have any lapses." Police Roundup argue several motions. insane — guilty but not criminally those affected said. he suspected isolated loss resumes Zone play tonight agj6 Petersen's three-run double Manchester 400)50 0 10-10-4 fastball-hitting team, so you have for a home run. A jury Thursday convicted Wood responsible — for killing his Beverly Whalen, a secretary service. He said the company'' o'clock against Enfield at Man­ was the big blow in the fifth Phelps 310 112 0 8-7-2 to change speeds more often than " I f you start jerking it. you'll The only hits off Langston were a chester Community College. . stanza for Manchester. Brian McAuley, Mick Garbeck usual." • never do anything,” he said. “ I on four murder counts after ex-wife, Rosa Wood, but guilty of at East Catholic, said the school was sending out a repair crew to (6), Bill Masse (7) & Brendan single by Tony Armas in the fourth, deliberating nearly 54 hours over murder for killing her boyfriend, was without power and had also survey possible damage. On Friday, Dave Dougan was Brendan McCarthy homered McCarthy; Chris Hicks, Rick Mllll- The loss was Boston's third was just trying to hit the ball hard, a double by Dwight Evans in the Teen rams cruiser 11 days. At the sentencing hearing George Troie, at the same time. the losing pitcher for Manches­ and doubled and Chris Helin man (5) & Mllllman, Hicks (5). straight. It was the first time they maybe get a double and get Into sixth and a single by Bill Buckner were shutout in 39 games this year scoring position. in the ninth. L during speedy chase AL roundup A Manchester teenager was $10,000 bond ana was scheduled to ister arrested early Saturday after he be arraigned this'’ morning in tried to run over several people in Manchester Superior Court. the Parkade parking lot and then PERMA WALL SOLID satisfied Homers prove decisive led police on a high speed chase, A Manchester woman told police fB i t-. crashing into a police cruiser and the only thing she remembers ■ 4 1 finally being trapped on a dead-end about a one-car accident she was in with HR Bv Fred McMane street, police said today. last Wednesday is lighting a UPl Sports Writer When Brett E. Creel stepped out cigarette seconds before it of his red 1978 Chevrolet Chevette happened. VINYL SIDikG Nothing over the years has NEW YORK (U P l) - Consider­ at the end of Westland Street, changed t)ie face of baseball so Diane Limburg, 19, of 162H ing the way they've been booing drastically as the home run. police said Creel told them, "A ll him lately, George Foster wanted right, you got m e." Homestead Street, was driving Famed attorney F. Lee Bailey east on West Center Street when, no special treatment from Mets' couldn't have presented any Two off-duty police officers fans after smacking his 300th spotted Creel's car circling in front according to a witness, her car greater evidence of that fact than veered off the road into a cross­ SALE-A-THON career home run Sunday to help of the Stop & Shop grocery store. what was demonstrated Sunday in walk sign an a utilities pole, police New York sweep a double-header the American League. An acquaintance of Creel. Theresa from the Atlanta Braves. 7 4 M. Squires, later told police that said. She was later treated for a cut J r five of the seven games, the lip and broken finger at Manches­ Foster suggested the 8,949 Shea home run was the decisive blow Creel was angry with her and her Stadium fans instead revel in the companions and had tried to run ter Memorial Hospital, a hospital SUGGESTED that put the winning team ahead to spokesman said. Mets' 2-1 and. 3-2 victories that stay. them over, police said. snapped a four-game losing The off-duty officers notified Miss Limburg was not charged. Brian Downing led the home run RETAIL PRICE! streak. derby with a pair of three-run headquarters, and an officer in a OFF Foster tied the the score in the blasts that sparked the California nearby cruiser followed Creel's fourth inning of the second game car as it left the lot, headed north Angels to a 7-6 triumph over the when he became the 48th player in Milwaukee Brewers. on Broad Street and then turned Tax time history to reach the 300-homer east onto Hilliard Street. Another FREE ESTIMATE AT NO But Jesse Barfield, Dave Hend­ plateau. After Jose Oquendo officer blocked the intersection of has arrived ' erson, Carmen Castillo and Eddie scored the tie-breaking run on a Murray also delivered home runs Main and Hilliard streets with his seventh-inning wild pitch by Jeff About 40 Manchester taxpayers OBLIGATION TO BUY 'J T to spark their respective teams to cruiser. But Creel swerved around Dedmon for the 3-2 victory, Foster paid their current tax bills this victory, the blockade onto the lawn of explained why he did not come out morning in the first 40 minutes Manufacturer’s Limited 50 Year Warranty Barfield hit a pair of homers and Heritage Savings Bank and con­ of the dugout to accept the fans' tinued onto Hudson Street and after the office of the town tax drove in four runs to lead the On Product Defect applause. Toronto Blue Jays to a 7-6 triumph from there onto Summit Street, collector opened. "You have to feel satisfied followed by two cruisers police over the Oakland A's, Henderson James A. Turek, collector of within,” said Foster, who has said. homered in the ninth inning to lead revenue, said about one of every heard many boos for his disap­ Sgt. Gary Waterhouse tried the Seattle Mariners to a 1-0 two taxpayers had some com­ pointing, sub-.230 season. “ I made twice unsuccessfully to pass triumph over the Boston Red Sox, plaint, mostly abut the increase in a decision and made a stand on 2 Creel's car. At the second attempt Castillo belted a grand slam to what I wanted to do. If you don't hit Creel swerved his Chevette into the the tax bill on motor vehicles that NO MONEY DOWN pace tile Cleveland Indians to a 13-5 a home run every time up, the fans' cruiser Waterhouse was driving are serveral years old. rout of the Texas Rangers and SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS reaction changes. The team is ■ -C-' ’ ‘ ■ ,■** ''* ' Murray hit a two-run shot to lead and hit it, according to police This year a new method of playing well. If they're really ;i»* r * reports. Creel continued to outrun the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-3 assessing older motor vehicles pulling for the Mets' ballclub, the UPl photo police even as a third cruiser triumph .over the Chicago White went into effect. Tax assessor J. 1st PAYMENT FALL OF 1984 fans should be pulling for everyb­ joined the chase and was only Richard Vincent says it is desinged m New York's George Foster follows through after belting Sox. —— —CUT AND MAIL T O D A Y « -i— ody on the team. Elsewhere in the AL, Minnesota stopped when he found himself to reflect their increased market Darryl Strawberry pulled out the the 300th home run of his major-league career in second UPl photo trapped on Westland Street, police r blanked Detroit 9-0 and Kansas value. RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION CO. « 1 Call: first game for the Mets with a said. game of doubleheader at Shea Stadium Sunday. Mets City shut out New York 8-0. Toronto shortsotp Tony Fernandez leaps over A’s 254 Burnside Avenue 7- 2-84 bases-loaded two-run single in the .Inside his car, police said they An article on taxes in Saturday's won twinbill, 2-1 and 3-2. “ This season, it doesn't look like Carney Lansford after forcing base runner at second Herald was in error in saying that seventh inning to le'ad the Mets to a I'm going to have a high average. found two pipes with suspected EAST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06108 2-1 victory. marijuana residude, a bottle of anyone who owned a motor vehicle J u t my run production is good, and base during fifth-inning*action Sunday in Toronto. In the second game, Oquendo, could take two or three years. I feel "This is the best I've ever rum and a black cappsule they on Oct. 1, 1983 must pay a full good about finally getting that •That's what counts,” said Downing. year's tax on it even if he no longer 2S9-9579 running for pinch hitter Danny pitched,” said Darling, who be­ "I can. lake pride in the fact that believed to be a controlled NAME Heep, who had walked, advanced 300th. " came the first Mets' pitcher since hitting helped Jim Acker, the Orioles 8, White Sox 3 substance. owns it. I've driven in a lot of big runs.” to second on a sacrifice and took In the first game. Strawberry Tom Seaver to win six straight second of three Toronto pitchers, At Chicago. Eddie Murray hit a Creel, who is 19 and lives at 34 The law provides that the tax OR delivered his game-winning hit off “ Yesterday I scuffled away my earn his second victory in six two-run homer and Mike Bod- must be prorated if the taxpayer third on an infield out before starts. "E ven in the minors, I opportunities. Today I came Thompson Road, was charged with ADDRESS Dedmon, 2-1, uncorked his wild Rick Mahler, 6-3, in the seventh decisions. Roy Lee Jackson dicker tossed a six-hitter to pace can prove that the motor vehicle struggled quite a lot. I was through.” three counts of evading responsi­ pitch. after the Mets had loaded the bases worked the final two innings to the Orioles. Boddicker, io-6, was destroyed, that the owner sold II CONNECTICUT fortunate that Dave Johnson and bility, assaulting a (police officer, Foster had tied the score 2-2 with on a single by Ron Gardenhire and minor-league pitching coach A1 notch his fourth save. notched his seventh complete it, or that he moved it out of state -STATE Angels 7, Brewers 6 attempted second-degree assault, I CITY ___ ZIP a home run off Pete Falcone, the walks to Mookie Wilson and Jackson had faith in me and Indians 13, Rangers 5 game in 18 starts. after Oct. 1, 1983. At Milwaukee, Downing's two three counts of third-degree crim i­ TOLL FREE second of three Braves' pitchers. Hernandez. prepared me for the long haul.” At Cleveland, Castillo drove in Twins 9, Tigers 0 When a taxpayer has replaced I homer heljied Bruce Kison, 2-1, nal mischief, reckless driving, The homer was Foster's 11th of the Ron Darling, 9-3, went seven five runs to help rookie Don At Detroit. Frank Viola pitched a one motor vehicle with another PHONE BEST TIME earn the victory. Luis Sanchez engaging in a higfi-speed chase, I season. ^ ipnings and allowed just two hits Falcone, who pitched for the Schulze to his first major-league four-hitter and Kent Hrbek drove that has the same registration, the 1-800-842-8334 picked up his ninth save. an(^ possession of alcohol in a car "Hitting 300 homers, I beiieve, is for the victory. Jesse Orosco went Mets from , 1979-1882, was im­ victory. The Indians pounded out in four runs with a homer and a prorating will take place automati­ by a minor. a big achievement," Foster said. the last two innings for his 14th pressed by his old team's ability to Blue Jays 7, A's 6 40 runs and 60 hits, including nine double, leading the Twins to cally on a Jan. 1, 1985 bill. He was held over the weekend on "The next plateau is 400. That save. win the close games. At Toronto, Barfield's heavy homers, in the five-gap.e series. victory. IZ - MANCHESTER HKRAl.D, Monday, July 2. 1984 M .-\NCHKSTKR H K R A l.D . Mond;i>. Jiil.V 2. IHHJ - U Scoreboard Norman learns well,

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Softball BUI Stuock, playing In a throosom* B aseball SEATTLE BOSTON HOUSTON PHILADEI^HIA ^ PITTSBURGH SAN FRANCISCO ' with Earl Anderson «id Ed Wornor lost abrhbl abrhbl abrhM abrhbl abrhM ObrhM wins Canadian Open •••••••••••••••••••••a Friday, scored a holo-ln-on* on th* I4l •••••••••••••••••••••• Percont 2b 4 0 2 0 Boggs 3b 2 0 0 0 Doran 2b 3 0 0 0 Wynne Samuel cf 2> 3 50 0 0 0 00 Gladden cf 4 1 1 1 ytrd 5th hoi* using a 7'wood. Owen ss 5 0 0 0 Evans rf 4 0 10 Reynids ss 4 2 1 0 Aguayo 2b 1 0 0 0 Lacy rf 4 0 0 0 LeMostrss 4 1 1 0 TONIGHT'S GAMES BEST 9— A- Rick Clough 29-2-27, Bill Dovis 1b 3 0 0 0 Rice If 3 0 0 0 Walling 3b 6 4 3 1 Modlck Stone If3 b 4 4 00 02 00 Oliver 1b 3 111 Moran 31-4-27, Mike McCarthy 30-3-27. Cruz If 6 4 4 2 JThmos Hayes rf lb 34 10 00 00 SThmps lb 1 0 1 0 Bv Randy Starkman ' Nicklaus and given to him by his GET vt. JC 'I, < — Fltigarald National League standings Phelps dh 3 0 2 0 Armos cf 3 0 10 Pena c 3 12 1 Leonard If 5 12 2 overpowered the golf course in ■WT v«. Chtrrent'i, 7:30— Fllio*- Gross- Kevin Murray 72, Al Mortin 72. Cowens rf 4 0 10 Easier dh 4 0 0 0 Mmphry cf 4 2 3 6 Schmidt 2 0 1 0 UPl Sports Writer mother — a$ the cornerstone of his rold B- Georg* Lee 32-7-25, Mike Pogonl Ban cf 2 0 0 1 Whrmstr p 0 0 0 0 Morrisn 2b 3 0 0 0 Boker rf 2 110 many areas. He played with Putnam If 3 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 2 0 10 Otis If 3 111 Yongbld 3b 4 1 0 Folic* VI. NUMolhodItl, t — Podonl 31-625, Bill McKee 31-6-25, Dick East Bradley If 0 0 0 0 Newman c 3 0 0 0 Cabell 1b 2 10 1 GGross ph 1 0 0 0 .0 early development in the sport. finesse when he needed finesse, \ Bob h Marlo't vt. MCC Volt, « — Schotta 31-625, Joe Wall 32-626, Dick W L Pet. OB DHndrs cf 4 1 1 1 Barrett 2b 3 0 0 0 Knight 3b 1 0 0 0 Kern p 0 0 0 0 Berra ss 2 0 0 0 Brenly c 4 13 3 O AK VILLE, Ont. — Jack Nick- However, it was Norman who Mazzllll ph 1 1 1 0 Welimn 2b 4 0 0 0 and he got out' of trouble when he Roborlton Kerr 32-626, Sergio Sartorl 31-626, Chicago 43 34 .558 — Presley 3b 4 0 I 0 Guflerrz ss 2 0 0 0 Puhl rf soil Wcknfs ph 0 0 0 0 laus may have written the books administered the lesson in Sun­ Moln Pub vt. Brand Rox, 7;M — Mike Surh 31-5-26, Bill Peoples 31-5-26. New York 40 X .548 I Kearney c 4 0 0 0 Nichols ph 1 0 0 0 Bailey c 3 0 0 0 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Rhoden 0 1 0 0 0 Hammkr p 3 0 1 0 had to,” Roborlton C- Bernie Glovino 37-14-23, Dave Philadelphia 42 35 .545 1 Hoffmn ss 0 0 0 0 NIekro p 5 0 11 Corcorn 1b 3 1 0 0 Tunnel! p 1 0 0 0 Minton p 10 0 0 ffom which Greg Norman learned day's final round as he posted his The victory spared Norman Marshall 37-12-25, George May 3610-25, Montreal 37 X .487 5'/j Totals X 1 7 I TotaN 27 0 3 8 Maddox cf 4 0 1 0 Frobel ph 10 0 0 the basics, but it was the power- Tolobo't vt. SpoiTtinan, t — Chorlor DRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 second victory of the year in his from a shopping excursion. Oak Joe Solatio 33-8-25, Earl Everett 33-8-25, St. Louis 3^41 .481 6 soofti* eooooewi— 1 Virgil c 2 0 0 0 hitting Australian who came away first full season, on the PGA tour. Gordon Solot vt. Purdy, t — Koonov Ed Ansaldl 361626, Nick DIPIetro Pittsburgh X 47 .390 13 Boston 080 008 0*8— 0 Russell c 2 0 11 Ray ph 10 12 "It’s special to me because my Nolton't vt. Manchotlor PIxia, t — 40-14-26, Bob Copeland 34-8-26, Brian West Game-winning RBI — Henderson DeJesus ss 4 0 1 0 Wotus or 0 0 0 0 with the lion’s share of the Nicklaus, who designed the wife phoned me (from Orlando, Nik* Robldeau 35-9-26, Bob Calnen 38-12-26, Son Diego 45 31 .592 — (3). K(>ross p 10 0 0 Totals X 4 5 4 Totals . X 7 11 7 royalties at the 1984 Canadian par-72, 7,102-yard Glen Abbey Wilson 3b 2 0 0 0 Pittsburgh OX EX 801— 4 Fla.) this morning to remind me Nolt Johntonvt. J.C. P*nn*y,7:J0— Vic Plagge 369-26, Tony BerzInskI Atlonto 43 37 .5X 4 E— Buckner, Armas. LOB— Seattle Open. layout the event is held at, finished* Nik* 3610-26, Don Donovon 3610-26, John Los Angeles 41 40 .506 6'/z 10, Totato 41 11 13 13 Totals X 1 4 1 Son Francisco MXIXOIni— 7 this was our (third) wpdding Everett 369-26. Houston X 41 .481 8am6wlnnlne RBI— Leonard (2). Norman fired a S-under-par 67 second for the sixth time in the anniversary and, when I asked her SWEEPS— A- Gross- Al Martin 72. Cincinnati 37 42 .468 9V] Henderson (7). S— Newman. Philodoiphla 8X 0X 108- 1 E — Madlock, Youngblood. DP — San Sunday afternoon for a 72-hole Francisco 1. LOB— Pittsburgh 6, San tournament’s history. what she wanted for a present, she N-t- Pete Denz 74-7-67, Bill Moran San Francisca 31 45 .408 14 IP H R ER BB SO (Janta-wlnnlno RBI — Cruz (7). total of 10-under 278 and a 768-67, Erwin Kennedy 73-5-68, Bob Sunday's Results Seoftlo E — S a m u e l, D e je s u s . D P — -Francisco 9. 2B— LeAAoster, Brenly Z "All I can say is that Greg played told me the trophy would be just S o cce r Plynn 767-68. B Gross- Ken Gordon 74. New York 2, Atlanta 1,1st game Langston .(W 66) 9 3 0 0 6 8' Philadelphia Pena. SB— S. Thompson (1). two-stroke victory over Nicklaus better on the back nine than I fine,” Norman said of the Eskimo Net George Lee 78-14-64, Bill McKee New York 3, Atlanta 2,2nd game Boston 1. LOB— Houston 10, Philadelphia 7.2B— IP H R E R B B S O at the $525,000 tournament. needed to play,” said the 44-year- 77-12-65, Wally Irish 79-13-66, Jd^Wall Houston 13, Phllodelphlo 1 Nipper (L 1-3) 9 7 1 1 4 3 Dejesus, Russell, Cruz. 3B— Pittsburgh carving of a polar bear which V 7 •oooooooooooooooooooo* 7611-67, Pete Foster 78-10-68, Phil Cincinnati 4, Montreal I WP— Nipper. T — 2:31. A— 18,933. Reynolds, Rhoden (L 66) 3 2-3 6 6 3 4 1 The son. of a mining engineer who old Nicklaus. "It’sjust that simple. accompanies the $94,500 (Cana­ Sullivan 81-12-69. C Gross- Joe Solatia San Francisco 7, Pittsburgh 4 Cruz. HR— Walling (2), Mumphrey 2(6). Tunnell 21-341112 never played golf until he was 16. I had three birdies and three dian) first prize. "That was my Intermediates 79. Net- Earl Everett 79-16-63. Bob Chicogo 4, Los Angeles 3 IP H R ER B B SO DRoblnson 2 1 0 I! 0 0 Norman lists ''Golf My Way” and Bonadles 8622-64, Bundl Tarco 8616 San Diego 3, St. Louis 1 Houston Son Francisco bogeys. That's not consistent incentive today.” Boys — Yankees 2 ( Steve Simon, Joy 67, Fred Tracy 8617-69, George May Monday's Games NIekro (W 67) 9 6 1 1 2 3 Hammakr (W 1-0) 6 3 2 1 2 4 55 Ways to Play Golf” — a pair of enough. Greg was consistent. Mlstretto), Earthquakes 0. 89-20-69, Ed Hoyes 88-19-69, John Eve­ (All Times EOT) Royala8,Yank8eaO Phllodoiehia Minton (S 7) 3 2 2 2 3 0 learning manuals authored by “ Norman played super. He Norman, who lost a playoff to Diplomats 3 (John Eccher, Jonas rett 8617-69. Montreal (Palmer 2-31 at Atlanta K. Gross (L 63) 4 6 9 7 4 2 Fuzzy Zoeller at the U.S. Open, felt McCray, Ryan Patulak), Rangers 0. MEMBER-MEMBER— Net- John- (Perez 62), 4:M p.m. Wehrmelster 2 3 2 2 2 1 Reda4.Expoa1 the key was his ability to maintain Earl Everett 54, George Lee-Marty Cincinnati (Hume 37) at Philadelphia NEW YORK KANSAS CITY Kern 2 3 2 2 3 1 Shea 58, Ed Ansaldl-Joe Wall 59, (Rawley 60), 7:35 p.m. abrhbl abrhbl Campbell 1 1 0 0 0 0 his strategy. Juniors George May-DIck Vorpslo 59, Bill Houston (M. Scott 65) at New York Rndiph 2b 4 0 2 0 Wilson cf 4 113 K. (>ross pitched to 4 batters In Sth. MONTREAL CINCINNATI "It feels great,said the 29-year- Moran-Paul While 59, Tom Leone- (Gooden 65). 8:15 p.m. Wynegor c 4 0 1 0 Davis If 3 0 10 T— 2:32. A— X,737. abrhbl abrhM Girls — Comets 2 (Jessico AAorquez Mttngly 1b 4 0 0 0 Sherldn rf 1 1 1 i Scott If 4 0 10 Davis cf 5 0 10 old. “ I knew I had to get off to a UPl photo 2), Rowdies 1 (Katie Smith). Sandy Leone 60, Erwin Kennedy-Fred Pittsburgh (McWilliams 46) at Lz>s Baylor dh 3 0 10 Brett 3b 3 0 10 Chieftains 0, Caribous 0. Tracy 60, Dove Marsholl-George Mar­ Angeles (Pena 8-4), 8:15 p.m. Rose 1b 4 0 0 0 Oester 2b 5 0 2 0 solid start. After the way that Jack tin 61, Marsh Warren-AI Chevrette 61. Chicago (Reuschel 63) at San Diego Winfield rf 4 0 2 0 Blancin 2b 0 0 0 0 Raines cf 4 0 10 Cedeno lb 5 12 0 started, I just had to play my game Gross- Bob Flynn-Bob Behllng 69, RoY (Drovecky 4-4), 8:X p.m. (Jayett It 3 0 10 McRae Meta2,Bravea1 dh 4 12 2 Carter c 4 0 10 Parker rf 2 10 0 Astros’ Jose Cruz congratulates team­ homer against the Phillies Sunday Midgets Fahev-Ken Gordon 70, Rick Clough- TuMdoy's Games Kemp It 10 10 Motley rf 5 0 0 0 (Jawson rf 3 1 1 1 Conepen ss 4 0 1 0 and not let the way he was playing Griffey cf 4 0 0 0 BalbonI 1b 3 10 0 Wallach 3b 3 0 0 0 Walker If 4 0 10 affect me.” Torn Lowery 70. St. Louis at San Francisca Mechm ss 3 0 0 0 Slought c 4 13 2 (First game) mate Jerry Mumphrey at home plate Astros won, 13-1. MCC: Sting 7 (Brian Sardo, Jay BACK NINE— Gross- Terry Houston at New York, night Salazar ss 2 0 0 0 Esasky 3b 3 0 0 1 Nicklaus, who collected $56,700 Carongelo 2, Nell Allbrio, William Schllllng-Bert Davis 35, Tom Vecsey- Cincinnati at Philadelphia, night Smally ph 1 0 0 0 Pryor 2b 4 110 ATLANTA NEW YORK Thomas ss 1 0 0 0 Krnchc 3b 1 1 1 0 after latter slugged his second two-fun Flanagan, Eric Nielson, Dave Me- Dlck Kerr 36, Bob Jones-Paul Purcell Montreal at Atlanta, night Foil 3b 3 0 10 Wshnot ss 3 2 1 0 abrhM abrhM Flynn 2b 3 0 0 0 Gulden c 4 13 2 for his showing, was not discour­ lesko), Apollos 2 (Philip Dakin, Angel 36. Net- Corl Engberg-Joe Moder 29, Chicago at San Diego, night Gamble ph 1 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 5 0 0 0 Backmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Rogers 0 2 0 0 0 Russell p 10 0 0 aged by the turn of events. Cosme). Steve Motovo-Fronk Murray 30. Totals X 0 9 0 Totals 34 0 II 0 Oberkfll 3b 3 0 1 0 Wilson cf 3 110 James p 0 0 0 0 / Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night Now York 000000008— 0 Johnson 3b 1 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 10 0 0 "Maybe the seventh time will be BEST 17— Willie OleksInskI 67-7-60, Stenhos ph 1 0 0 0 % * Tom Vecsev 67-5-62, Bill Moran 71-8-63, Kansas City OOOlOOMx— S Perry If 2 110 Strwbrr rf 3 0 1 2 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 the charm.” he said. " I ’ll be back. NL roundup Standings: Game-winning RBI — Slaught (3). Murphy cf 4 0 1 0 Brooks 3b 4 0 0 0 / 2 Bob Jones 71-8-63, Steve Motava Totato II 1 4 I Totato M 4 II 3 *x We'll try it again next year.” American League atandinga E— Meacham. DP— KansOsCIty 1. LOB Chmbis 1b 2 0 1 0 Heep If 4 0 0 0 Montroal 8X0X008— 1 Intormodlato; Boys — Knights 8-0-0- 69-6-63, Doc McKee 70-7-63. B- Joe Wall — New York 10, Kansas City 9. 2B— Watson ph 1 0 1 1 Fltzgerld c 4 0 1 0 00, Yanks O-t-l-33, Rocers S-3-0-2S, Bulls 69-11-58. Bill Peoples 67-9-58, Mike Cincinnati OX OX Olx— 4 Norman and Nicklaus, who were Slaught 2, Randolph, Foil. HR— Wilson Hall If 0 0 0 0 Gardnhr ss 4 1 2 0 Gam6wlnnlng RBI — None. 3-3-2-21, Diplomats 2-4-2-16, Rangers Madrak 72-12-60. Paul White 7614-61, East (2). SF-Wllson. Kmmns rf 3 0 0 0 Darling p 2 0 0 0 2- 4-2-16, Eorthquokes 00-0-0. Ron Rencurrel 71-10-61. C- Bernie E— Salozar. LOB— Montreal 3, tied at 5-under and trailed South W L Pet. GB IP H R ER B B SO Hubbrd 2b 3 0 1 0 Stoub ph 10 0 0 Cincin­ Girls — Indians 441-4-32, Chiefs GlovInnI 88-28-60, Bob Copeland 77-16 Detroit 55 22 .714 — New York Benedict c 4 0 0 0 Drosco p 0 0 0 0 African Nick Price by four strokes 3- 2-2-21, Stars 2-3-3-19, Tigers 0-4-3-9.62, George Gentile 88-2662. Toronto nati 11. 2B— Carter, Cedeno, Krenchickl. entering the day, erased the once Cubs receive penalty 46 31 .597 9 Shirley (L 1-2) 6 1-3 7 4 4 4 2 AAahler p 2 0 0 0 HR— Dawson (4), Gulden (4). SB— Raines Poo Woo: llling — Meteors S-1-2-31, SWEEPS— A- Gross- Tom Vecsev 72. Baltimore 43 35 .551 12'/z Armstrong 1 2-3 4 4 4 2 1 Linares ph 1 0 1 0 hefty advantage held by their Dolphins 5-1-2-31, Oilers 5-1-2-31, Patri­ Net- Willie OleksInskI 75-7-68, Bob Boston (25). Scan (1), Cedeno (5). S— Russell. Jones 77-8-69, Doc McKee 76-7-69. B X 41 .468 19 Kansas City Totato 31 1 7 1 Totato X 2 5 2 ots 5-2-1-28, Sharks 1-4-3-14, Mustangs Milwaukee 34 43 .442 21 Lbrndt (W 63) 6 2-3 7 0 0 2 0 Atlanta 0K0KOI6— l IP H R ER B B SO pairing partner after just six holes 1- 5-2-11, Jaguors 1-6-1-18. Gross- Bill Peoples 74. Net- Joe Wall New York Monlrnl and finished the front nine dead­ 7611-65, Mike Madrak 78-12-66, Paul X 42 .440 21 Qsnbrry (S 21) 2 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Now York OXMOlOx— 2 Rogers (L 67) 6 2-3 8 2 2 3 1 MCC: Penguins5-0-3-34, Aztecs6-1-1- Cleveland 32 42 4X 21'/} WP— Armstrong. T— 2:43. A— 32,767. Gom6wlnnlno RBI — Strawberry locked for first at 8-under. 33, Timbers 441-4-33, Express 2-5-1-13, White 81-14-67. C Grass- Bob Mailer 87, WMt (5)1 James 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Tornadoes 2-5-1-13, Sockers 0-8-04). Bob Lachapelle 87. Net- George Gen­ Reardon 132211 Price, whose six-stroke cushion but still beat Dodders California 42 X .SX — E— Perry. DP— New York 2. LOB— Clnckinatl Mldgott: Kennedy: Metros 7410-35, tile 962669, Don Battalino 962670. Minnesota X X .494 3 Blue Jaya 7. A'a 6 Atlanta 9, New York 9. 2B— Chambliss, after the second round was the Cougars 4-3-1-23, Falcons 4-3-1-23, Aca­ LADIES— LOW N ET- A- Lynn Prior Chicago X 40 .481 4 Hubbard, Linares. Russell (W 68) 9 4 1 1 0 6 demics 3-3-2-21, Olympics 3-4-1-18, Suns 69, Edno HlllnskI 73, Agnes Romavko largest halfway lead on the PGA Ooklond X 42 .475 4'/} OAKLAND TORONTO IP H R ER BB SO the ninth inning for making an 2- 2-3-19, Toros 0-84H). 73. B- Nancy Davls68, Ida McMallon 71. Seattle X 42 .475 4'/z A IM lIta Eaatern League atandinga tour this year, shot a disastrous By Mike Tullv allowed only four hits, .struck oiil MCC: Spartans 7411-38, Sting 4-3-1- C- Alice Chittick 67, Jean Buccherl 69. Kansas City 34 40 .459 5'/} abrhbl abrhbl Mahler (L 63) 8 5 2 2 6 2 4-over-par 76 and wound up in a tie UPl Sports Writer extra trip to the mound. four and walked two in improving 23, Sounders 4-3-1-23, Rockets 2-60-10, D- Joanne Hunt 74, Lois Rezner 76. Texas X 45 .4X 7'/} Lopes If 3 0 11 Garcia 2b 5 0 0 0 Now York Apollos 0-7-1-3. ■ SCOTCH BALL- Gross- Tom-Lynn Hendrsn If 1 0 0 0 Moseby cf 4 12 0 W L Pet. GB for third place with Mark Pfeil, With the score 4-2 and one run his record to 2-5. U'c Smith slaiied Sunday's Results Murphy cf 5 1 1 1 Bell If 4 12 1 Darling (W 9-3) 7 2 0 0 5 4 Juniors: Kennedy: Knights 60-2-36, Prior 40, Pete-Ann Teels 43, Net- Minnesota 9, Detroit 0 Orosco (S 14) 251103 Albany 45 X .600 — both at 5-under for the four rounds. On the last day of theirexcursion already home, Chicago manager the ninth inning but was replaccil Strikers 61-3-29, Kings 3-3-2-21, Bears Rudy-Mory Lou Plerro 32, Bob-Glorla Morgan 2b 4 1 1 o Johnsn dh 4 12 0 Woterbury 44 X .557 3 to Los Angeles, the Chicago Cubs Jim Frey made the first visit to Lee Wallace 33, Pat-Nancy MIstretta 33. Clevelond 13, Texas 5 KIngmn dh 5 1 2 2 Griffin pr 0 10 0 HBP— by Darling (Kommlnsk). T — Pfeil followed a 6-under 66 Satur­ with two out t)y Warren Rnisstar. 3- 50-15, Apaches 0-7-1-3. Toronto 7, Oakland 6 2:24. Vermont 42 X .545 4 nearly learned how expensive a Smith. Moments later, catcher MCC: Diplomats 6-0-1-33, Cyclones PAR FO(JR'S— A Gross- Helen Mutfy Seattle 1, Boston 0 Lonsfrd 3b 3 0 1 0 Barfield rf 4 3 4 4 Buffalo 40 37 .519 6 day with a 71. They each earned who got the last out for his Ihinl 5-1-1-28, Rangers 3-54115, Fury 0-84M). 42. Net- Jeanine McNIff 4611-34. B California 7, Milwaukee 6 Bochte 1b 4 12 0 Upshaw 1b 4 0 0 0 Glens Falls 39 X .506 7 $30,450. trip can be. Keith Moreland; after conferring save. Girls: Comets 5-2-1-28, Chleftolns Gross- Mary PrestI 50. Net- Mary Baltimore 8, Chicogo 3 Davis rf 3 110 Martinez c 0 0 0 1 New Britain X 40 .494 8 'The Cubs completed a successful with someone in the Chicago 4- 2-2-26, Stallions 4-2-2-26, RowdiesCollins 51-14-37, Jean Wlgren 51-14-37. C Heath c 4 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 2 0 0 0 Norman and Nicklaus were both \ Kansos City 8, New York 0 Meta 3, Bra vea 2 Nashua X 41 .461 10'/] stay in Los Angeles with a 4-3 dugout, made another. 3-4-1-18, Whllecops 2-5-1-13, Caribous Gross- Mary Bllsh 55. D Gross- Joanne Monday's Oomos Phillips ss 3 1 I 2 larg 3b 2 0 0 0 Reodlng 24 52 .316 2V/1 at 9-under after the 13th, but the Reds 4, Expos I 2-5-1-13. LIunt. . Whitt c 2 0 0 0 Sunday's Rotults victory over the Dodgers Sunday, Smith then threw three pitches to (All Times EOT) ' Fernndz ss 3 0 2 0 (Second gome) native Queenslander jumped in At Cincinnati. Jeff Russell Californio (Witt 7-7) at Toronto (Clancy New Britain 4, Glens Falls 3 front by three strokes over the next but not before being penalized in R.J. Reynolds and Dodger man­ 68), ):X p.m. Totals X 6 10 6 Totals X 7 12 6 ATLANTA NEW YORK Albany 4, Reading 1 pitched a four-hitter and batleryni Kansas City (Gura 64 and Soberhogen Oakland 1X0X008— 4 abrhM abrhM Nashua 3, Vermont 2 two holes as a result of some fine ager Tom Lasorda called the rules ate Brad Gulden hit a two niii Tallwood 2-7) at Cleveland (Heaton 56 and Smith Toronto OX1K40X— 7 Wshnotn rf 2 1 2 0 Wilson cf 3 0 0 0 Woterbury 8, Buffalo 6 shots on his part and poor ones by infraction to the attention of the Gam6wlnnlng RBI — Barfield (3). Hall If 4 110 Chopmn 2b 2 0 1 1 UPl photo homer, enabling the Reds to come G o lf 2-0), 2, 5:05 p.m. Mondav't Games Nicklaus. umpires and Smith was ordered SCOTCH BALL— 9 HOLES— Gross- Oakland (McCatty 56) at Boston E— Barfield, Lopes, Heath, Davis. Ramirz ss 4 0 2 1 Stoub ph 10 0 0 Reading at Albany Barber cops from behind for the 21st time tin.', ••••ppoppppaapppppoppo Phll Daly-Kothy Olmlow35, Bill Muzln- (Clemons 32), 7:X p.m. DP— Murphy cf 3 0 0 0 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Woterbury at Buffalo Jack Nicklaus (right) claps Greg Norman on the back as Richard Zokol of Vancouver shot removed from the game with the season. Russell, 4-8, struck out six Koren Wheeler 41, John Nowobllskl- Oakland 1, Toronto I. LOB— Oakland 7, Perry lb 3 0 0 1 Hrnndz 1b 3 0 0 0 Vermont at Nashua count 1-2 on Reynolds. Detroit (Rozema 60) at Chicago Toronto 6. 2B— Barfield, Bell. Oberkfll 3b 4 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 4 0 1 0 the pair walk off the 18th green after the two battled all a 2-under 70 to conclude the and walked none in hurling lie. Ann Starkey 41. Net- Paul Saarl-LInda (Bannister 66), 8:X p.m. Glens Falls at New Britain “Jim just told me to tell Lee not J HR— Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Foster If 4 111 tournament in a fgur-way tie for Canadian Open reaults Saarl 28'/j, Ed Slone-TonI StoneX, Ken Seattle (Moore 35 ond (ielsel 60) of day at the Canadian Golf Open. Norman won by strokes Senior event second complete game. SIcm Tedtord-Donna Tedtord 36, Mr. ond Milwaukee (Sutton 67 and Porter 63), 2, Murphy (16), Barfield 2 (7), Kingman Trevino c 4 0 10 Brooks 3b 3 0 0 0 Eaatern League llneacorea fifth with a 72-hole total of 4-under to worry about the run at second Rogers, 3-7. suffered the loss. Mrs. Bob Resch X. 6:X p.m. (21). SB— Davis 2 (8), Phillips (6). SF— Camp p 1 0 0 0 Gardnhr ss 4 0 2 0 base,” said Moreland. “ The big Martinez. Falcone p 10 10 Ortiz c 3 10 0 with a 278 total. 284. ROCHESTER, N Y. (UPl) - Astros 13, Phillies 1 ' S5254100 Conodlon Open 18 HOLES— Gross- Bob Starkey- Boltimore (McGregor 96) at Minne­ Gtoni Foils 1X0X0008 — 3 S8 thing was that Jim had been out Al Oakvlllo, Ontario, July 1 Nlcole Damarslan 74, George Bednorz- sota IP H R ER B B SO Royster ph 1 0 0 0 Terrell p 0 0 0 0 Miller Barber fired a l-over-par71 At Philadelphia. Jerry Mnm|i Bob Larson 75. Net- Howard Latlmer- Oakland Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 Leary p 2 0 10 NOW Britain 0X001X11— 4 X 0 there. The Dodgers knew it, but the (Par 721 (Butcher 65), 8:X p.m. Prullllo, StranskI (8), TanzI (9) and Sunday to overtake Arnold Palmer They slammed a pair of twu-iun Greg Normon 194,500 7668-7(167— 278 Marlanne Latimer 40, Carl New York (Rosmussen 1-3) at Texas Young 5 7 3 2 2 5 Chmbis ph 1 0 0 0 Heep ph 0 0 0 0 umpires didn’t know it. When I MIkolowsky-TIna MIkolowsky 44, Sam Atherton (L 65) 3 5 4 4 0 1 Oquend ss 0 1 0 0 Karkovice; Denman, Bolton (8), Dale (9) and win the $200,000 USGA Senior homers and drove in a career-high Jack NIcklaus 56,7000 73-69-6969^280 (Darwin 5-4), 8:X p.m. ond Sheaffer. W— Dole (1-1). L— TanzI (6 Open. walked straight to the mound, Soplenzo-Edlth Saplenza 68, Mr. and Tuesday's Gomos Toronto Totato X 2 7 2 Totals X 3 4 2 six runs for Houston. Joe-Niekio Nick Price X6S0 6767-7676— 283 Mrs. Rick BorkowskI 71. Leal . 4 8 6 5 3 2 Atlanta 0020X 008— 2 2). HRs— Glens Falls, Adams. Olympians impress NBA stars (Dodgers coach Joe) Amalfitano Kansas City at Cleveland, night The victory at Oak Hill Country Mark Ptell X.4S0 74-72-6671— 283 TWO MAN BEST 17— Gross- Lou Acker (W 2-4) 3 2 0 0 2 1 Now York X I nOlOx— 3 scattered six hits to bring liis John Cook 18644 71-6971-73— 284 Collfornia at Toronto, night widotbury IK O X O X — 8XS Club was Barber’s second Senior started yelling right away. But it Corey Povln 18644 7367-7670— 284 Mlllpr-Dan Home 68, Tony Steullet- Oakland at Boston, night Jackson (S 4) 200001 Gam6wlnnlng RBI — None. The NBA team almost ended the record to 8-7. Phillies’ starter u BuMIO X 1 0 X * n — *111 MINNEAPOLIS (UPl) - North the Los Angeles Lakers. ” I don’t doesn’t matter. We won.” Clarence Rose 18644 71-70-7671— 284 Bob Gould 70. Net- Jim RItchle-RIch Seattle at Milwaukee, night Leal pitched to 2 batters In 5th. E— Chapman, Oberkfell. DP— New Open championship and 11th title Kevin Gross, 4-3, took the loss Barnett 55, Ken Anderson-F.H. Sulli­ WP— Atherton. T — 2:X. A— XZ)46. York (*>' ■r-R- Brydon (9) and Carolina’s Sam Perkins was block­ Olympians’ unbeaten string. Geor­ see anyone beating them.” The Dodgers then played the Richard Zokol 18644 69-7671-70— 284 Detroit at Chicago, night Heath; Banks, Romon (5) and Glass. W since he became eligible in 1981. Denny Walling hit his second van 55, F.N. Sulllvan-DIck Young 57, Baltimore at Minnesota, night 1. LOB— Atlanta 7, New York 8. HR— ing the baseline but that didn’t stop getown center Patrick Ewing, who However^ Knight and some of the Mark Lye 14,700 767669-68— 285 Foster (11). SB— Leary (1), Straw­ — Prlc» (64). L— Banks (1-2). HRs— Barber, who also won the tournd- game under protest because Smith homer of the sea.son for the Astros. Hal Sutton 14,700 767669-70— 285 Greg Berger-Bob LeBreux' 57, George New York at Texas, night Isiah Thomas, who dribbled full didn’t smile at all during the game, McAlees-Don Kean 57. berry Woterbury, Joyner (8), Stephens (3). players know they have a long way ment in 1982, earned $36,448. had already pitched to Reynolds. Giants 7, Pirates 4 Lee Trevino 13,125 76767672— 286 (14). S— Wilson. speed at the 6rfoot-9 forward. sank four free throws in the final to go. Wayne Levi 10656 76767671— 287 FLAG TOURNAMENT— 18 Angela7.Brewera6 Barber’s four-day total was a Reynolds came through with an At San Francisco, Atlee Ham Tom Purtzer 10656 74-697671— 287 HOLERS— Linda Saarl 15'/j' from 19th IP H R ER B B SO They collided and fell to the floor minute of play to lift the U.S. team “Offensively, I think we’re OK. cup, Martha Kokoszka off 19th green, Atlanta 6-over-par 286. Palmer, who led RBI single off Brusstar and the maker, last year’s N L ER A leader, Gary Hollberg 10656 7671-7670— 287 under the basket. Perkins was to the 9690 victory. Defensively, we might not be as Dodgers then loaded the bases on a Forrest Fezler 10, 656 767672-65— 287 Elaine Weir 19th fairway, Fran Buggle TwInaQ.TIgeraO CALIFORNIA MILWAUKEE Camp 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Barber by one stroke after three pitched six innings to notch his (ii si 18th green. Folcone 4 2-3 5 2 1 2 3 whistled for the foul Sunday in the The game was the first ever good as coach Knight wants us to Bruce Lletzke 8,925 71-7677-70— 288 Ob r h bl ob r h bl Little League rounds, sliot a 4-over 74 in the final single by pinch hitter Bill Russell win of the season and lead tlie Jim Dent 7,875 76767670— 289 9 HOLERS— Diana Ovion 16' an 10th Pettis cf 2 110 Jomes rf 5 0 12 Dedmon (L 2-1) 2 1112 1 U.S. Olympic basketball team’s played in the Metrodome and an be,” said Perkins, who led the green. Gall Clarke 10th fairway, CJIane MINNESOTA DETROIT Now York round and wound up two strokes and a walk to Steve Sax, However, Giants to a sweep of their four Bill Kratzeii 7,875 76767671— 289 obrhbl abrhbl Benlauz If 5 0 10 Gantner 2b 5 1 2 0 94-90 exhibition game win over an alumni gathering for former Uni­ Johnny Miller 7675 72-667970— 289 Willis 9th cup. Brown rf 4 2 2 1 Yount dh 4 0 0 0 Terrell 2 3 2 2 3 2 Olympians with 16 points. back at 268.- Palmer penalized Brusstar halted the uprising by LOW OROSS-LOW NET— A Gross- Puckett cf 4 1 0 1 Kuntz rf 4 0 10 Leary (W 63) 5 3 0 0 1 1 versity of Minnesota players for game scries with the Pirates, wim L Payne Stewort 6,563 77-766 675— 290 Lynn rf 10 10 Cooper 1b 5 0 11 Farm Tournament NBA all-star team — although ”Our problem is ... if we don’t striking out Ken Landreaux on a Tony Steullet 71. Net- Don Home 73, Hatcher It 4 11 0 Trmmll ss 4 0 0 0 Sisk (S 11) 2 1 0 0 0 0 himself a stroke on the I5lh hole have now lost six straight games Craig Stodler 6,563 767672-72— 290 Brown If 1 0 0 0 (iarbev lb 4 0 0 0 DeCIncs 3b 4 2 1 0 Oollvle If 4 2 2 1 coach Bobby Knight disagreed. the crowd of 19,038. Five ex- score, we come down the floor and Sunday. 3-2 pitch to end the game. Jim Simons 4611 76697674— 291 George McAlees 73. B Gross- Jim Hrbek 1b 5 2 2 4 Parrish c 3 0 10 Downng dh 5 2 2 6 SImmns 3b 5 1 2 1 Terrell pitched to 3 batters In 3rd. Ned Moulton fired a no-hIt shutout os Greg Minton pick up his seventh Ritchie 79, Bob Peterson 83. Net- Greg HBP— by Camp (Chapman). 8*b District of American Farm blanked Thomas, a guard with the Gophers started for the NBA team we're just not ready to play Gay Brewer shot a par-70 to Scott Hoch 4611 7671-7671— 291 Bush dh 4 110 Lemon cf 2 0 10 Grich 2b 2 0 0 0 Sundbrg c4 1 1 0 Natlonol Farm's Morlorty Brothers, Jody Davis, the N L ’s RBI leader save. Rick Rhoden, 6-6, took the Brod Faxon 4611 767671-71— 291 Berger 49, Blaine Hareld 70, Don Kean Teufel 2b 4 12 1 Herndon If 3 0 0 0 RJcksn 1b 4 0 1 0 Romero ss 3 0 1 0 WP— Detroit Pistons, went to the free including New York’s Ray Willi­ defensd', ’ Knight said. Knight finish alone in third place at 291, Pot McGowan 4611 76697673— 291 70, Bob Zimmer 71, John Guard 71. C Boone c 4 0 10 Mannng cf 2 1 1 0 Dedmon. T — 2:31. A— 8,949. 19-0, to open the 1984 Town Farm LIMIe ams and Trent Tucker, Kevin with 57, tripled in two runs to spark loss., Gross- Wes Woltyna 81, BUI Phelan 85, GaettI 3b 4 0 10 Brookns 2b 3 0 0 0 League Tournament Saturday at Vor- throw line and Knight got his pla^oned two groups of five 11- over-par. Bob Goalby, the Keith Fergus 4611 767671-73— 291 David rf 2 111 Johnson 3b 3 0 1 0 PIcclolo ss 4 0 0 0 ptonck Field. Moulton struckout 14 attention. McHale of Boston, Randy Breuer players in a half, using Ewing, the Cubs into sole possession of Padres 3, Cardinals i John Hamorlk 4611 76767673— 291 R ch Barnett84. Net-Walt Kokoszka46, Laudner c 4 0 0 0 Castillo c 3 0 0 0 Totato X 7 10 7 Totals V 4 11 5 opening-round leader, shot a 6 first place in the N L East, one At San Diego, Ed Whitson and Rich Bucherl 68, Bob Borde 68, Bob Cuba 4, Dodgera 3 while smacking three hits to heto his "You’d better not make those of Milwaukee and Mark Olberding Michael Jordan, Vern Fleming, Bobby Wodklns 4611 76697674— 291 Gould 68, Bob Miller 70, Roger Lento- Jimenez ss 3 2 3 2 California 4M0MJ08— 7 own couse. R.J. Botticello and loa n over-par 76 and placed fourth at Berry Joeckel 4611 767671-72— 291 Totals X 9 II 9 Totals » 0 4 0 Mllwaukoe 1X081118-4 because you know you committed of Kansas City. Wayman Tisdale and Steve Alford game ahead of Philadelphia and Rich Gussage combined on an Mike Peck 3600 7672-6975— 292 cho70, BobReever 70, Brooks Earle 71. Posey led 8fh's 21-hlt attack with four 12- over 292. New York. The Cubs won three of eight-hitter and Tony Gwynn Minnesota OOl X I 003— 9 Game-winning RBI— Downing (6). citlCAliO LOS ANGELES nits eachy includino two doublos the foul,” Knight said to Thomas, McHale sparked a second half in the second and fourth quarters. Andy Bean 3600 72-7681-69— 292 "E S T " A L L - Gross- Lou Dotroll 000000000— 0 DP— California 1. LOB-CalltornIa 7, Barber’s consistency proved too four in Los Angeles. stroked three singles for I lie Jim Thorpe 3600 767672-75— 292 Mlller-GIno Calerone 66, Ken Milwaukee 9. 2B — Pettis, Gantner, ^ _ abrhM abrhM oplece. Peter Hayes clubbed three who played for the volatile Olym­ comeback, scoring 10 of the team’s Perkins, Chris Mullin, Alvin Ro­ Comerford-Tony Steullet 49, Tom Gam6wlnnlng RBI — Jimenez (1). Dernier cfS110Sox2b 4010 doubiM and drove In six runs, while much for Palmer, who had five In outpitching Fernando Valen­ Paolres. Whitson, 9-4, went 6 2 3 John Adams 2,765 72-72-77-72— 293 E— Jimenez, Brookens, Castillo, Cooper, Ro. Jockson, Simmons. 3B— Sandbrg 2b 4 0 2 0 Londrex cf 5 0 0 0 John Thomoson ripped o single and pic coach at Indiana University. ' first 21 points as the NBA squad bertson, Jon Koncak and Leon Jodie Mudd 2,765 76767670— 293 Malln-Tom Junknis 71. Net- GIno Monge. James, Brown. HR— Downing 2 (11), bogeys and one double-bogey. zuela, Dennis Eckersley snapped a innings and won fur the .seventh Calerone-Sam Worthen 58, Joel (Srout- Ogllvie (5). Matthws If 4 1 2 1 Sfubbs rf 4 0 0 0 double for four RBI. Thomas flashed his impish grin closed a 52-40 halftime deficit to Wood played the first and third Curt Byrum 2,765 71-7679-69—293 DP— Minnesota 1, Detroit 2. Woods If 0 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b 4 0 0 0 For Morlortv'Sy Mark RIsconL Don Barber bogeyed only two holes and four-game losing streak by pitch­ time in his la.st eight starts. Bobby Clompett 2,765 77-7674-69^293 P,oi',fl"'»'ester O'Brien 1b 4 1 2 1 Perkins dh 2 0 0 0 Roenick If 4 12 1 Kittle If 4 0 0 0 Los AngolM Philadelphia X , New Jersey7 David Ogrln 1,1» 79-7971-80— 300 Jones If 4 0 0 1 (Uistlllo rf 4 1 1 5 Sakata 2b 3 0 0 0 Luzinsk dh 1 0 0 0 Valenzuela (L 69) 7 6 3 3 0 4 Los Angeles 27, Michigan 21 (30T) at Lady Keystone Open liMONROEr Monro-Matic'* GO JO Bob Murphy 1495 77-72-7677— 301 Ward cf 3 0 0 0 Tabler If 3 0 10 Dempsey c 3 1 1 0 Hairstn dh 1 1 1 0 Hoolon 2 5 1 1 2 1 Sunday, July I Archombault, 63. Tolleson cf 2 0 1 0 Butler cf 2 0 10 / VLow 3b 4 0 12 T— 2:51. A-47,460. Arizona 17, Houstan 16 HAND CLEANER Mike rh n U « h”** Stein 2b 3 0 2 0 Hall cf 5 110 / / Skinner c 4 0 0 0 Birmingham X , Tampa Bay 17 - nnH hovlno O n RBI double Buy one, get Lady Key atone Open ond Jon Roe on RBI single. Scott c 2 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 4 3 2 1 _ ( ( Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Conforsnee Championships H E R S H E Y, Pa. (U Pl) - Amy “ It’S incredible. I ’ve won two REG. *1®» 97C Foley c 2 110 Bando c 3 2 2 0 Totals^ X * 11 * Totals X 1 4 3 ______Soturdoy, July 7 tournaments by coming from four the second for th. 09erall ond 32 In Totals X 5 11 5 Totals X II 14 12 Baltimore 0X218 418— * Padrea3,Cardlnalal Wostarn Cenforonc* Alcott, who plays some of her best FREE At Honhoy, Pa„ July 1 It •^9’Couront Leagu6/ resumes ac- Texas 100000113-.S ChlCOfO 8 X X 1 8*3-3 Arizona at Los Angeles, 3:X p.m. golf while coming from behind in shots back, and once from five 1/PRICE . (Por 72) •Jpu *Ohlght at home against ttfe Clovolaiid 2M4WI0X— II 6671- 70— 209 Bumbry, Baines, Gross, Roenicfce, V. Herr 2b 3 0 2 0 Gwynn rf 4 0 3 0 ChomploiHhlp the Lady Keystone Open CARB. CLEANER Jan Stephenson 8475 6672- 70— 210 Cleveland 7. 2B— Franco, Tobler, Bell, Law. 3B— Young. HR— Murray (IS), ^ Sunday, July IS Alcott, who had dropped a 2 Jo Ann Washom 8,375 Gross (10). SB— Hairston (1), R. Law McGee cf 4 0 0 0 (tarvoy 1b 3 1 1 1 championship. OR MORE. LIMIT (1) PER 6672-70— 210 Dunbar. 3B— FIschlln. HR— Bell (5), Porfer c 4 0 0 0 Martinez If 3 I 1 0 Eastern Conference Champion vs. crucial 26foot putt for par at No. Donna White 8,375 7969-71— 210 Castillo (8), O'Brien (9). S— (14). S— Sakata. Western Conference Champion ot Alcott shot a tournament-and 18, was in the clubhouse when both REG. »2*® NOW *1” Rosie Jones 8475 664973— 210 Bernazord. _ IP H R ER B B SO Hendrck rf 4 0 1 0 McRvnI cf 3 0 0 0 Tomoo, Flo. a p.m. course-record 65 Sunday to win the FAMILY. OFFER EXPIRES Potty Sheehan 4,7X Baltimore Jorgnsn 1b 4 0 1 0 Salazar 3b 2 0 1 0 Inkster and Nause reached No. 18 497648— 211 SF— Bernozard, Jones. Howe 3b 2 10 0 Notfles 3b 1 0 0 0 54-hoIe tournament at the Hershey OebMe Hall 4,7» 7672- 69— 211 C a le n d a r IP H R ER B B SO Boddickr (W 166) 9 6 3 3 3 6 with a chance to force a playoff. JULY 15, 1984 Denise Streblg 4,1M 49-71-72-212 Texas Chicago Vn Slyk ph 1 0 1 0 Tempitn u 3 0 1 1 Country Club for her second Nancy Lopez 3483 71- 72-76-213 Mason (L 65) 3 2-3 6 7 6 3 2 Hoyt (L 7-8) 6 2-3 9 7 7 1 7 OSmIth ss 3 0 2 0 Bochy c 4 0 11 Nause was at 6under and needed TURTLE WAX Befty King 3483 LaPoint p 2 0 0 0 Whitson p 2 0 0 0 victory of the season and the 19th of 7269-72— 213 McLaughlin 1-3 2 2 2 1 0 Splllner 21-321102 O ly m p ic s only a par to tie Alcott, but left her BRAKE SHOES* *6 *^ ZIP SPRAY *2** Valerie Skinner 3400 7671-73— 214 Henke 231111 T — 2:X. A-33AU. Lahti p 0 0 0 0 Gossoge p 2 0 1 0 her career. ACCEL SPARK PLUG Myra Von Hoose 3400 Braun ph 10 11 Ranked fifth on the money list 7-foot putt just high of the hole and 6671-75-214 Toblk 2 3 3 3 1 2 Horton pr 0 0 0 0 HARD SHELL *2®* Pat Meyers 2429 7671-76-215 TODAY Cleveland took a bogey. BRAKE PADS* *5 ^^ Kathy Whitworth 2429 Vn Ohin p 0 0 0 0 coming into the tournament, Alcott WIRES 7671- 70-215 Baseball Schulze (W 1-1) 7 7 2* 2 2 1 CItarelto p 0 0 0 0 Olymplana 94, NBA atari 90 CHROME POLISH *.99 VIctil Forgon 2429 72- 72-71— 215 American Loglan "-Aponte 1 1-3 6 3 3 1 1 picked up $30,000 for the win. Inkster was faced with a 15 foot *For Most Domestic Cars. Atouko Hlkoge 2429 I.*'?* ' Toloto X 3 * 3 7673- 72— 215 Enfield at Manchester (at MCC), 6 Jeffcoat 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Alcott, who had been at 2- birdie putt which would have 7n.n3 8cvl 17>^ Colloen Walker 24X 72-7673— 215 T — 2:X. A— 9JX1. ••••••••••••eeeeeeeeee^ 8 X 8 X X 8 -1 NBA ALL-STARS (X) over-par 74 following her first 1 Compare at *8*’-*ll«* Debbie Massey 1,925 7672- 76-214 WEDNESDAY San Diega SXO K Xx__3 McHole 617 64 IS, Otbordlno 1-1 67 7, dropped her to 8-under, but the putt Laurie RInker 1,925 7373-70— 214 Baseball - jlGotn^-wInnlng RBI — Templeton B r e ^ 56 65 13, Williams 66 (H) 0, round, began the day Sunday at curled to the left of the cup, giving BONDO Judy Clark 1,924 Amorican Loglon ••••••••••eeeeeeeeeeee 1-under par, well behind second- 767373— 214 Transactions E— Gwynn, Lahti. DP— St. Louis 2, Son her a routine tap in for par. JEEP Janet Anderson 1,511 737648— 217 Eost Hartford of Manchester (at round leader Rosie Jones, who was 16 OZ. *3.« Alexandra Reinhrdt 1,511 7372-70— 217 MCC), 1 Diego 3. LOB— St. Louis 7, Son Dlogo 9. Sandra Spuzich 1,511 767370— 217 R a d io , T V •••••••••••eeeeeeeeeee 2B— O. Smith, Herr. SB— Wiggins (X), at 7-under. "What really hurt was my paron CJ-5 BIKINI TOPS low 40 32 OZ. *5« Undo Hunt 1411 THURSDAY Gwynn (X ), Templeton (7), O. Smith U.S. OLYMPIC T U M (94) 16,” Inkster said. " I had a chance 767371— 217 (23). S— McReynolds. SF— Templeton. But Alcott, playing "one of the Dot Germain 1411 71-7371— 217 Baseball FPFbbbaaeoeeeeeeeeeeee finest rounds I’ve played ever,” to make birdie there but I missed.” REG. *49*® NOW *35** 20W SO 7.S LB. *13®* Dionne Dailey 1411 71- 7371— 217 American Loglon Ko^SS O-' •< C ln ^ Uncoln 1410 TODAY . . IP H r e r (4 b s o collected an incredible eight bir­ Jones played herself out of (BLACK)______72- 72-73— 217 ( Windsor Locks at Manchester (at St. Louis M J Smith 1410 766675-217 \MCC), 6 5:00 Tennis: Wimbledon highlights, retired” ~ *’'*‘* ^ SP'IKorff dies and only one bogey to wind up contention early by picking up a Pat Bradley 1,215 LaPoint (L 68) 5 5 2 0 4 3 737469^218 ' ------Twilight Loagu* HBO at 208, one stroke up on Juli Inkster double bogey at No. 2, then another VIcfcl Alvarez 1,215 767672— 218 Vernon Orlales at Morlartv Brathers 7:15 Red Sox vs. A's, WTIC T Acquired Inflelder Chris Lahti 1, 1 0 0 0 I Beverley Davis 1,215 (at Morlortv Field), 7:X 7:X Mets vs. Astros, SportsChannel, Montreal for Inflelder Mike Von Ohien 1-3 2 1 L O O 344X 26^94® 00 3- Totals and Martha Nause. at No. 10. She finished the day as ENGINE STANDS 737372-218 CItarelto 12-310013 2 QT, FUNNEL 79« Jane Crofter 1,215 737372— 218 16/ K HT Plfchors Ken -NBA'Sr;^5*i®' ^ T o t a l fouls ” I really don’t know wjtiat to one of four players tied at 5under Kathy Hite 1,214 7671-73— 218 FRIDAY 8:00 Tigers vs. White Sox, ChannelsO, SS A*''— P** Sfuper to Louisville of San Olege REG. *89** NOW *64** Assoclotlon; called up Kurt Whitsn (W 9-4) 6 63 6 1 1 1 2 Ti?hni,-^i A out-None. say,” Alcott said. "The 65Aies for par for the tournament. REG. *1.39 Joan Joyce 14X 7671-72— 219 Baseball 40 NBa " bonch. Rebounds— Becky Pearson 1435 8:15 Yankees vs. Rongers, WPOP Kepshiro from Louisville. (tossoge (S 14) 2 1-3 2 0 0 1 2 my lowest round ever, and to shoot Also at 5under were defending 767372— 219 Amorican Loglon LaPoint pitched to 2 batters In 6th. Connie ChlllemI 1435 71-7373-219 Bloomfield oTManchester (at MCC), 1 I:X Tennis: Wimbledon highlights o'**^**" Dickie Holes X . (Fleming 7). champion Jan Stephenson, Donna QUALITY PARTS • COMPETITIVE PRICES . PERSONAL KNOWLEDGEABLE SERVICE (taped).. Channels 22, X from Chicago (NL) tor a plover to be HBP— by Whitson (O. Smith). T— 2:X. it in the final round is what it’s all Lynn Cooke 1435 7371-75— 219 named or cash. u« A— 17A44. White and Jo Ann Washam. Sale Ends July 15th ( R . ! M " V 1 i‘95»""'*''‘ ” about. MANCHKSTKK HKRAl.D. Munday, July 2, 1984 M A N t^H KSTKR H h H A l.l). MOiioa.s. .ttii.s ... Sports in B rief Andretti runs away at Meadowlands A b o u t Town Dodger numbers retired Stereo Expert By Gary Kale were run on road courses, the Italian-born driver Meadowlands race was his easiest as he beat Danny LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Dodgers UPl Sports Writer would have a shot at the seemingly unbreakable Sullivan by 51.7 seconds. Andretti's game plan to start Sunday retired the numbers of Don Drysdale and Recreation events scheduled record with smooth dry tires on a wet surface paid off. He Pee Wee Reese in pre-game ceremonies before Jack Bertrand Manchester Recreation Department is making started from the pole and was never headed. their scheduled game with the Chicago Cubs. EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. — Give Mario Andretti Several other drivers duplicated Andretti's tire plans for the 1M4 biathlon-triathlon series. The first an inch and he'JI take the race. A 1978 champion on the Grand Prix road course Drysdale, who wore No. 53, and Reese, who choice, but his Lola was too fast fortherest of the field. biathlon will be on July 5 at Globe Hollow with a Andretti still has 29 victories to go in the chase for circuit, both of Andretti’s wins this year were wore No. 1, will be inducted into the Hall of Fame half-mile swim followed by a 2.1 mile run. The only car to mount a challenge was the Lola driven Aug. 12. A J Foyt’s all-time high 67 wins and if all CART races achieved on twisting layouts. -Sunday's inaugural by Sullivan. The second biathlon will be on Aug. 2 and the "I thought there would be blind spots on the course, Burr rides on iriathlons will be July 19 and 16 with registration Can my system but 1 got into the rhythm and after the first lap I had beginning at 5 p.m. at the Martin School and the race the situation to my liking," said Andretti, who has ted LAKE PLACID. N Y. — Leslie Burr of starting at 5:30 p.m. Registration for the biathlons every competitive lap he ran this year. He won the 112 Westport, Conn,, Sunday rode Albany to three will be at 6:30 p.m. at Globe Ho/Iow and the races will take 4 speakers? lap opener at Long B ea^ , Calif., and led the first four clean rounds in first place in the Lake Placid start at 7 p.m. The registration fees are 50 cents for recreation laps at Portland, Ore/f when his engine conked out. Grand Prix, the final U.S. Olympic showjumping QUESTION: My stereo has only one pair of sp(>aker "The tire situation was a pure gamble," he added. trial and the closing event of the 15th annual Lake card holders; $1 for Manchester residents under 18; $2.5() for other Manchester residents; $1.50 for output jacks. I felt it would be OK to connect a second "We waited until the last minute sweepup of water Placid Horse Show. pair of speakers to the same jacks because a similar and the dry tires paid off. We didn’t have the pressure Burr’s win Sunday was her third in five non-residents under 18; and $3.50 for other non­ residents. model sold the same year as mine had two sp«>aker of going back in and having to change tires. The first Olympic Trials, virtually assuring her a spot on switches. I obviously was wrong because the stereo lap was worrisome, but after the whole field went by it the team. For more information call the recreation depart­ ment office, 647-3166. stopped working shortly after I did this. was OK,” How can a person like me tell how many speakers The pressure on Andretti didn’t build up until the Humbie Bird deciines honor their stereo can handle without damaging it? last two laps. He finally pitted on the 98th of 100 laps La Leche postpones meeting when a fuel light began blinking. He toyed with the TERRE HAUTE. Ind. — Boston Celtics ANSWER: The impedance of the speakers and the idea of gambling for a run to the finish without pitting, basketball star Larry Bird says he opposes Because of the July 4 holiday, the La Leche League impedance range for the amplifier must be known. but his harried co-boss, actor Paul Newman, helped suggestions that his alma mater, Indiana State will not meet until August. Time and date will be These specifications are listed in the owner's manual. change his mind. University, rename its Hulman Civic University announced. You must make sure that the total load impedance of The second nervous situation was seeing his son Center after him. all the speakers you wish to connect will be within the Michael standing in the cockpit of his battered car on Bird's name was signed to a letter published in Auxiliary plans month safe range. For instance, two 8 ohm speakers the 99th tap. the Terre Haute Tribune-Star’s Sunday editions. connected in parallel will present a 4-ohm load to the "I nearly flipped my marbles until 1 could see him The letter, postmarked from Bird's home town The ladies auxiliary of the Manchester VFW will amplifier. If this is within the listed range make the waving to me and 'knew Michael was all right,” of French Lick, Ind., apparently was prompted have a teacup auction July 10 at 7; 30 p.m. at the post connections. Andretti said. "1 could see he wasn't pinned. I didn’t by suggestions the facility be renamed after the home. Members are asked to bring an item for the You can also.use two 8-ohm speakers iqserics which have to have the day ruined by this (accident).” NBA’s 1984 Most Valuable Player. auction table. will give you a 16-ohm load that may be within the Geoff Brabham and A1 Unser Jr . finished three and On July 24 the group has planned a scoop supper at 6 amplifiers’ range. If you are following me, you cun probably see thalj^ UPl photo four in the race and A1 Holbert was fifth. Among the Oiympic nine wins p.m. at the post home. The cost of the supper is 25 cents a scoop. The event is open to the public. using combinations of series and parallel hookups you^ Mario Andretti (No. 3) takes an early 168-mile Meadowlands Grand Prix for foreign drivers. Emerson Fittiapldi of Brazil was seventh, Jacques Villeneuve of fanada, was 15th, JACKSON, Miss, - Oddibe McDowell and Will can connect almost any number of speakers to any lead over Bobby Rahal (No. 5) as they Indy-cars. Andretti was a runaway Derek Daly of Dublin, Ireland, was 19th and Roberto Clark had three hits apiece Sunday night to power Andover plans series amplifier. The disadvantage of this is .that separate approach second turn at the start of the swinner. Guerrero of Colombia finished 25th in the 28-car field. the U.S, Olympic Baseball Team to an 8-4 victory speakers can’t be switched in or out of the system over the Jackson Mets of the Texas League, ANDOVER — Hop River Chamber Music series will without upsetting the others. If this is a requirement, a The Olympians pounded out 12 hits against the begin its fifth summer season of classics in the professional system with constant voltage distribu­ Double A affiliate of the New York Mets to country, July 12 at Andover Congregational Church. tion must be used. improve their record to 12-1-1 on their 40-game There is no admission fee. If your stereo does not list the safe-load impedance 2 Wranglers oust Gamblers In USFL play tour in preparation for the Los Angeles Olympics. AH concerts will start at 8 p.m.. Performing at the for the amplifier or in some way discuss hooking up, 2 first concert will be Kathleen Labador, flute; Frances more speakers in the owner’s manual. It is not By Joel Sherman three overtimes Saturday. yards but lacked a killer instinct near the goal line. New Boston arena desired Bard, cello; Patricia Bellingham, pia|ior^tiomas designed to be used with more than one .set. .so don’t UPl Sports Writer In Sunday's other game, Birmingham downed Labadorf, clarinet; Jane Carlberg, ‘’^violin; 'and try. And for the first time this season, quarterback Jim ,BO STQ N ^^oloston was "shamed" during the \ Tampa Bay 36-17 and will meet the Philadelphia Stars r Annette Mangio, piano. Kelly did not throW a touchdown pass. /l^ationarBaskettasketball Association championships QUESTION: I own a Shure M9IED cartridge. The The Houston Gamblers had the impressive at Philadelphia Sunday for the the Eastern The second concert on July 19 will feature Jane "Give them credit on defense,” Kelly said. “We/i as nationwide television viewers watched fans pirce of replacement needles ranges from under $10 to statistics on offense and defense, but the Arizona Conference championship. The Stars downed the went further than anyone else expected us to. ItX Carlberg, violinist and Ms. Bellingham on the over $40, depending on the brand or store. Why should Wranglers had a more meaningful number when the Generals 28-7 on Saturday. swelter in Boston Garden, but that won’t happen harpsichord. Ms. Bellingham will also accompany tough to lose ahy game. This is my toughest loss." again if a new arena is built, says Sen. Paul E, I pay extra for the expensive ones? Is there really a two teams had finished their playoff game Sunday, The USFL championship game is July 15 at Tampa, The Wranglers host the Express next week, guest artist Barrie Mosher, oboist. difference? The Wranglers had one more point on the Fla. Tsongas, D-Mass. Also to be featured will be Jane Carlberg on violin, although Los Angeles won its division and should have "I felt a sense of shame that all around the ANSWER: There certainly is a difference! The scoreboard. The Wranglers' victory came despite a meager 196 been home against wild card Arizona. The Express’ Frances Bard, cello, and Benita Rose on piano. Wranglers' quarterback Greg Landry hit Doug yards on offense. Most of that yardage coming on two country people were looking down on us, The final concert will feature Willard Thomen, needle assembly of a magnetic cartridge is the most regular home field — the Coliseum — will be watching the games being here and people feeling important and complex part. There are many things Dennison with an 11-yard touchdown pass with less' fourth-quarter touchdown drives. undergoing preparation for the Olympics and there tenor, as guest artist on July 26. He will be than two minutes remaining to erase a 16-10 deficit "They had many chances to put them (the that Boston was still back in the '50s,” Tsongas accompanied by pianist Annette Mangino. Othe such as tip polish, moving muss, compliance and the are no other available stadiums in Los Angeles to hold told a Saturday gathering for members of Boston correct angular mounting of the tip that must b<' and move Arizona past Houston 17-16 and into the Wranglers) away and they didn't,” Arizona Coach the game. artists at this concert will be, Tom Labadorf on Western Conference championship in Tempe, Ariz., George Allen said. "Patience is the key to this victory. Mayor Raymond L. Flynn’s administration. clarinet and Christine Clegg, piano; Jane Carlberg, maintained within strict limits to ensure proper At Birmingham, Ala., quarterback Cliff Stoudt ran "But I also had a sense of euphoria that this performance. Cheap needles are out of prescribed next Saturday against the Los Angeles Express. The We kept our poise and we were patient." for two touchdowns and Danny Miller kicked five field violin; Ruth Schilling, viola; Frances Bard, cello; Jeb Express defeated the Michigan Panthers 27-21 in Houston, the league's top offensive team, had 415 may have made a case for building a new arena," Stuart, bass; and Christine Clegg, piano. limits in one or more of these arcus. goals to lead the Stallions. he said. The series relies on private donations, matched by |At best, cheap needles will give you unpredictable, Herald photo by Pinto unnatural sound and at worst, can turn your record Splittorff retires the Greater Hartford Arts Council. In an effort to raise additional funds, the Board of Directors will sponsor a collection into a scrap pile of plastic. KANSAS CITY, Mo — Paul Splittorff, the wine and cheese reception, July 8 from 3 to 5 p.m. at She lost to win Martina, Wimbledon honor past champs all-time winningest pitcher in the history of the the home of Dr. Nelly Nepomuceno of Mansfield. If you have a question about stereos you would like to see answered here, write to: Jack Bt'rtrand, The Kansas City Royals, annnounced his retirement Live music will be provided by Bruce Bellingham, . at the annual gathering of the group in Janet Ledger of Andover, a member of Stereo Expert, P.O. Box 591 Manchester Herald, Bv Martin Lader seed from West Germany. Sunday after watching his teammates beat the bass and Annette Mangino, piano. A minimum the Manchester WATES. was recently Plainville. Mrs. Ledger won the title with Completing the men’s lineup are fifth seed Jimmy donation of $5 is requested for the reception. Mrs. Mwchester, Ct. 06040. Jack Bertrond Is a licensed UPl Sports Writer All eight fourth-round matches in both the men’s New York Yankees 8-0. Arias vs. No. 13 Tomas Smid, No. 6 Andres Gomez Charlotte Neal of Birch Drive, Andover, has charge. crowned queen of Connecticut WATES a loss of 43 pounds. tuhnlcian who lives at 46 Phelps Road In Manchester. and women's singles were on the calendar for today,, Splittorff, 37, spent his entire 14-year career against Terry Moor, No. 11 Kevin Curren vs. Pat with the Royals and finished with 166 victories. He J WIMBLEDON, England — As she continues with the quarterfinal pairings to be determined by Cash, 12th seed Johan Kriek against Paul Annacone, a J winning match after match with monotonous evening. was 1-3 this season and was shelled in his most qualifier, and No. 15 Vitas Gerulaitis vs. John Sadri. recent outing Tuesday night against the Oakland regularity. Martina Navratilova more and more is The most intriguing match of the day sent top seed The women's schedule of fourth round matches being compared with the greatest women players of and defending champion John McEnroe against No. A’s, allowing eight hits and seven runs in 4 2-3 includes No. 3 Hana Mandlikova vs. No. 14 Helena innings. all time. 14 Bill Scanlon on Court One at 2 p.m. (9 a.m. EDT). Sukova. No. 4 Pam Shriver vs. No. 13 Barbara Potter. There are new exotic tools for avid do-lt-yourselfers Today, the comparison could be taken even further McEnroe defeated Scanlon in the fourth round at when .Navratilova had thehonorof leading a parade of Wimbledon last year, but then lost to him in the fourth Bv Jerry Berger her tnumb along the gear to adjust but contains a tachometer and a comes with wires that hook into the shut, ready for collection day. carry a liletime guarantee. former women champions around Center Court at round of the U.S. Open. United Press International the jaw size. dwell angle for cars without solid tail lights to produce the beep. Brookstone has also sells Wimbledon. Along with their intense rivalry, there is also a Still another wrench acts like a state ignitions. There’s even something to help through a mail-order catalogue, The Brookstone catalogue can be u More ■ than 15 former Wimbledon champions, definite personality clash between the two Ameri­ PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — The ratchet on the back swing, while The safety-minded driver can the clean-up, Oliver said. A tape Oliver said. All products are tested obtained from 1115 Vose Farm ranging to 88-year-old Kitty Godfree, were scheduled cans. McEnroe referred to Scanlon as a person he plumber’s wrench has been re­ holding tight on forward turns, add a bracket to the rear license machine can end the battle with Road, Peterborough, N.H., 03458. U before being placed in sale and to participate in the ceremonies observing the can’t respect. invented, there’s a new way to seal Oliver said. plate that doubles as a beeper to garbage bag twist ties. The ma­ centenary of the first ladies’ singles championships at "Certainly when you play me, it's sometimes easy • garbage bags and even your car The backyard gardener who warn pedestrians when the car is in chine slides over the coiled end of the All-England Club. Others expected to make an to get the crowd against me when you know anything can be wired to warn pedestrians forgets to put a weatherized lock on reverse, Oliver says. The bracket the bag, folding it and taping it appearance were Chris Evert Lloyd, Billie Jean King, about how to work with crowds, and that ’s one thing he when it is in reverse. the tool shed no longer has to curse. Now, the mower you’ve Virginia Wade, Margaret Court Smith. Evonne does, " McEnroe said, "It’s like those kind of people Those are just some of the new Instead, Oliver said, all that's Goolagong Cawley. Althea Gibson. Maria Bueno, who look like your friend from the outside but are products for the home repair needed is a cut-off wheel and Doris Hart, Alice Marble, Shirley Fry and Louise stabbing you in the back when you’re not looking. addict, acc0r«|ing to Frank Oliver, arbor, a 3-inch disc the thickness of ahvj^ wanted--at a price Brough. “ Respect his tennis but I don't respect someone product m anh^r for a New a phonograph record that can turn L Navratilova, in quest of a fifth title, has been who db^sthat.” / an electric drill into a power Hampshire-basw.^ool firm. L relegated to Court Three for her match against Ivan LStnttrtheSecond seed and the only man to beat The weekend pliimber, for ex­ hacksaw. you’ve always dreamed (rf. 21-year-oJ# Australian Elizabeth Sayers, and Evert McEnroe this year, has a fourth round match against ample. can use one of several new 'ine tool will cut through any Lloyd, a three-time champion and the second seed, unseeded Scott Davis, and No. 3 Jimmy Connors plays wrenches designed to make wres­ type of metal and can replace the NOW will be on Court Two to play Claudia Kohde, the 12th No. 16 Tim Mayotte. tling with pipes a thing of the past, torch many mechanics use to W v u NOW ^ (iliver said. remove rusted exhaust systems. One, which he deiscribes as "the The advantage, he said, is elimi­ * 3 3 9 ® ® . *2 6 9 ^ * plumber’s wrench re-invented," nating the element of risk pro­ Avoiding 21", s,fU-piopt‘U''(l I\", hand pr>i|p il<’ I comes equipped with a rack and duced by the flame. Model I67HU Mod4-l I65HO MUFFLERS -pinion gear that slides to fit the Women and older people who get- $2,399 Reg. M j a " n«9 IM9 96 tired of battUng the balky lawn- tA V E tM pipe. As the pressure put on the tool W/42" MOWER diitection — THREE DOUBLEHEADERS IN A ROW— increases, so does the jaw power, mower can use another attach­ ••irt viao. reducing the chance for slippage ment that lets an electric drill do THE ECONOMIZER and bruised knuckles. the work. expiained Oliver works for Brookstone Co., The adapter replaces a flywheel MUFFLER a hardware supplier that "prides nut with an aluminum cup that f Per axle itself on looking in places where mates with a drill, he said. Snap in LOS ANGELES (UPl) - The customers would never look for a rubber coupler and the drill can coordinator of a United States ^(most cars) new products.” start the crankiest of engines. Olympic Committee’s instruc­ TRIPLE Another tool looks like a stand­ The weekend mechanic can use a tional program said he has given ^Resular ard crescent wrench, minus the three-in-one tool to save time and information to shotputters and thumb wheel adjustment. In its money tuning up the car, Oliver discus, javelin and hammer throw­ Resular place is a worm gear that allows ers to help them beat tests for said. The gun-shaped instrument DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES the handyman to just slide his or looks like a standard timing light anabolic steroids, a newspaper (Front Axle) (Front or rear axle) reports. DOUBLE! • Free 4-wheel brake ♦29;* • Free 4-whecl brake "This is a way to get as much inspection inspection It’s a real Toro - pneed down with ordinary iiiowcrv information as possible to the Rabbit no dumb bunny • Replace pads with new • Replace shoes with new athletes," Dr. Paul Ward of INSTALLATION IN a U D E D Like all Toros: il starts easily, runsqiiiel. and is liinli loiigli (or lhal (aiii'ni- Tues., July 3—1 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. guaranteed disc pads guaranteed linings Toit) durability. Huntington Beach told the Los The Economizer muffler from Midas fits • Resurface rotors • Resurface drums TOLEDO, Ohio (UPl) — Radar apartment’s smoke alarm, which Angeles Times in an interview • Replace grease seals the rabbit is no dumb bunny. He went off 10 minutes after the'rabbit And evemhe thickest grass is no rnaldi (or its [xiweiliil engiii' Wed., July 4—1 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. most American-made cars and trucks. Your • Inspect wheel cylinders published Sunday. • Inspect and repack • Inspect hold down saved his owners’ lives by scratch­ awoke the couple. • 16 HP Commtrcial Engine ^ ChrHise from self pro|M'lled or hand projx’lled She noted, however, that Radar Professional Quality "Let them make up their own Thurs., July 5—1 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. satisfaction with this product is assured. wheel bearings springs ing on a door to awaken them after • Heavy Duty Gear Trani- __ Get one wrhile the supply lasts minds. If they want to (use drugs), • Inspect calipers is not a typical rabbit. • Lubricate backing plates fire broke out in their kitchen. For The Homeowner mltalon then you have to give them the • Inspect hydraulic system • Inspect hydraulic system Bruce Works said he woke up "He runs around the house like a Why go anywhere else over the holiday"^ We ve got • Choica ot Pro-Cul Now you can't afford right facts. Truth is truth. For us The Economizer Muffler is • Lubricate caliper anchors • Readjust brakes Saturday morning to the sound of dog or cat," Ms. Christofferson three exciting doubleheaders in a row 84 action- Guarantee: Mowing Syilemt not to buy a liiro." not to tell it to the athletes is the warranted by Midas for one year from the • Inspect fluid levels • Road test Radar clawing on the patio door. said, adding that Radar is trained worst kind of intellectual packed races in all. including Round Three of the • Add fluid if required When he went to check on the to use a litter box. • Proleaslonal Bagging AKNOI.I) I'M.MHH Sytlem dishonesty." Connecticut Oaks during the July 4 matinee date of installation and will be replaced • Road test rabbit, he discovered the kitchen . "He acts more like a dog than a Anabolic steroids, which are free of charge if it fails during this period. filled with smoke. rabbit,” Works added. synthetic derivatives .of the male Bet on it.. .again and again. Guarantee: Midas brake shoes and disc brake pads Works awoke his fiance, Gail Ms. Christofferson said she gave Batons. 2 hormone testosterone and are are warranted for as long as you own your American Christofferson, and the couple Radar to Works as an Easter Hmvft't tinnv uithftui 2 Dependability to Eliminate the Hard Work From Yard Work bannedby the International Olym­ or foreign car, van or light truck (under 14,CX)0 lbs.) If escaped the burning duplex un­ present. a Tnrif lony vntmfghy pic Committee, are used by some they ever wear out, new Midas brake shoes or pads harmed with Radar stuffed safely Radar is the second animal in pthietes who believe the drugs can will be installed without charge for the shoes or into a portable cooler. Toledo this year to be credited with O m iMta, Wti., Fria better their performance by build­ FREE pads or the labor to install the shoes or pads. A man who lives in the other half rescuing its owner from a blaze. W. H. PREUSS SONS ing muscle. Offer expires: 7/16/84 Additional parts and/or labor required to restore the of the duplex was not at home In March, a pet rat named YentI • MI-S:30PM General Ward said his role as adviser to system to operational condition are extra. during the fire, which caused saved Vicky Downey, whose elect­ 228 BOSTON TURNPIKE (RT 6&44) Mm , a SrL • Mi • 4 PM; athletes about drug matters is Admission minor damage to the house. ric blanket had short-circuited and Tiara. 9 Mi • t PM distinct from his affiliation with for Senior Ms. Christofferson said Radar, a caught fire. YentI was sleeping in BOLTON, CT 643-9492 the USOC and The Athletics Citizens to All gray and white dwarf rabbit, had a the bed and awakened Ms. Downey Sun. 9-2 PM Congress, the national governing Performances [(TWIN THgECTAl better nose for smoke than the by licking her face. body for track and field. FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES “I could sell the athletes on this Bloom field 243-9430 M anchester 646-6606 Southington because they trust me," he said. Branford 481-2388 Middletown 621-9333 "They know I’m on their side. 347-9100 Torrington 482-7647 Bristol 582-7983 New B ritain 224-9137 Wallingford Sure, it’s a USOC program, but we E. Horfford 265-0953 Slate law. no one under 18 admitted 289-9315 New H aven 865-6111 W oterbury 757-0339 can do what we want with it." Enfield 745-0305 New London 447-1711 W. Hartford Ward is also the biomechanics Groton 445-8129 N orw ich 522-0171 889-8433 West Haven 934-2626 k chairman of the men’s develop­ Ham den 248-6327 Rocky Hill 563-1507 Willimontic ment committee and throwing T T iJ‘i iiH i>l BTTSs 456-1766 chairman of the women’s develop­ ment committee for TAC. He is not INTERSTATE 395, EXIT 87. PLAINFIELD, CONN. paid by either the USOC nor TAC. Conn 1 800 932 1159, Direct Plainfield line 564 2140. Out of Slate 1-000 243 0114 Officials of both organizations said they knew nothing of Ward’s role as drug adviser. “Time To Get Growing! 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Munduy. July 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday July 2. IBH4 Supermarket Shopper ^ Coupon promotions' Advice ■ make good sense Club’s male dancer could

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With savings 7 very sexy-looking, well- wrong with him. Henry recent L’eggs coupon next to the exchange box. like these I didn’t mind.n built guys. This club is so Abigail Van Buren repairs electrical applian­ offer, mentioned in the Then, when shoppers go switching to Snuggle,,, popular with women (no ces, does gardening, Advertising Age story through the coupons, they softness.” men are allowed), if you housework, etc. He’s kind Norma and Debby and... “ The best ‘promotions of can dispose of any expired don’t get there an hour J and sweet and we fell in other readers whose tips,,, 1983,” by William Robin­ coupons they find ... much before the doors are love. and smart shopping expe-_^^ son, gives us a close look better than throwing them opened, you can’t get in. Henry has four child­ at couponing from the back in the box." riences appear in this^ I was there with a bunch ren. 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Due to the recent recession, many moving were buying fewer pairs U u refund form and the label from one 3-pound bowl from the refrigerator over my head or you can have beat exhaustion with DEAR READER — One cup of lyrics by Gretchen Cryer, and music by Nancy companies went out of business, leaving a of the competition. If they of Parkay Light Spread. Expires Sept. 1, 1985. and it felt lukewarm. a loss of salt with retention of too commercially popped popcorn with­ Ford. ANSWER: Mdst people who have a small QUESTION: We just bought a new house shortage of available vans in certain areas liked their L’eggs, they out added oil, butter, margarine or Center SORRENTO $2 Refund Offer. Receive $2 in She said I was white as a sheet. I much water, or you can have heat This musical tells the story of a female cabaret amount of silver will hand-carry it on the about six miles away from the apartment of the country. 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Will the mover have insurance, or sure it shows the dates of pickup and for the L'eggs people. The Health Letter 7-12, Heat Stress: cup of popped popcorn is what makes Rita Kenway package. — The Universal Product Code number They said to get me into a cold She decides to make a statement in her new act let the mover load it on the van, but only does my homeowners’ still cover my delivery you’ve decided on. From the manufactur­ Cramps, Exhaustion, Stroke, which I it a low-calorie food. Air is not bulk from the Ricotta package or the Universal shower and get fruit juices into me as about herself and about liberated women in after you have made the moving company belongings? Check periodically with your sales er’s point of view, that’s am sending you. Others who want this or roughage, .so I wouldn’t count on Product Code symbol from the Mozzarella soon as possible. Then I was to go general. L aware of the value of your silver. You want representative to make sure all is still on issue can send 75 cents with a long, popped popcorn to provide any signif­ what couponing is all L package — also, include the register tape with the home and stay in the air-conditioning. The dominating male in her life, her manager, to be sure that the dollar value of your silver ■ ANSWER: You can get valuation cover­ target. about — getting consu­ stamped, self-addressed envelope for icant bulk anymore than you would if purchase prices circled. Expires Aug. 31, 1985. I got better but I felt weak for several Joe, comes to see her new show hours before the mers to try a product. The it to me in care of this newspaper, you ate unpopped popcorn, which of Here’s a refund form to write for: A $1 Refund. days. opening night, only to be appalled at this change profanity on stage and in movies. ■s, next time you hear some­ I had two bouts last year. It’s been P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, course you would not do. BARBASOL Glide Stick Refund Offer, Leeming- in his star and friend. It will never sell; it will be I am convinced this practice promotes more real easy for me to get too hot. Do New York. NY 10019. If you avoid salt and added oils or one dispute the effective­ Pacquin Div. Pfizer, Inc. 235 E. 42 St.. New York, repugnant to the audience, he admonishes her. profanity, especially among our impressionable Temple ness of coupons and say you think I had heat exhaustion? If you don’t have salt depletion, butter, popcorn is a good food to sat­ N.Y. 10017. This offer expires Sept. 30,1984. Save His criticisrii only strengthens her resolve to young people. Eavesdrop on a group of teenagers What can I do to prevent it from taking salt or salt tablets can isfy that urge to snack. You can eat a they don’t know why ma­ the six-digit Universal Product Code number assert her newfound identity. His personal today and notice the language! The girls arc happening? increase your chances of having heat lot of it without consuming many nufacturers use them, from the back of the package, plus the register worse than the boys! DEAR READER - It would not be stroke. If a person must be exp^ed to calories. Of course, if you add butter, problems with his wife complicate his under­ collects just • remember L’eggs tape with the purchase price circled. With the same team who brought together possible to tell from your letter just lots of heat and sweats a lot, I think it that is another story. standing of the situation, and he can’t handle it. and the pantyhose cou­ Does the show sound preachy? Only if you are still "Whorehouse” as the first offering of this season, a chauvinist! The two women who wrote this show director James Monos, music director Jerome

blood ■ ' ‘ have made their points in a very humorous, but Laszloffy, and choreographer Peter Westerhoff, 4 Temple Beth Sholom, realistic way. the show moves along briskly. Set designer E. Middle Turnpike re­ control for bugs? College Notes James F. Franklin brings us onto the stage of a cently sponsored the THE SONGS WORK in the context of the show. cabaret music house during the opening day Monthly Community Red Four of them — “ Smile,” * “ Miss Am erica,” rehearsal. The talented band members were Cross Bloodmobile where ATLANTA (UPI) — Birth control and followed that with their flea Grzyb enrolled for fall Area students graduate “ Strong Woman Number,” and “ Dear Tom” — incorporated into the action effectively. Occa­ 67 units of blood were has come to the insect world for two destroyer in 1983. poke fun at the way women are perceived in a sionally, as in the belt-it-out numbers, their Paul J. Grzyb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grzyb of Several Manchester area students graduated collected. Five donors of man’s most persistent pests — male-dominated society. Jane Walsh as Alice, exuberance sometimes overpowered the women "What we do is to administer 131 Elizabeth Drive, is enrolled in the freshman class recently from Hartford State Technical College. gave for the first time. fleas and roaches. and Tracey Morse as Cheryl, demonstrate great vocalists. extremely tiny doses of a chemical that at Berklee (Allege of Music, Boston, Mass, for the fall. Manchester students were: Llne-Andree J. Blan­ Harold MacNeeley was Two biochemists who helped develop talents for comedy in “ Stropg Woman Number,” The dramatic finale changeover from rehear­ the top gallon donor with closely resembles the insect’s own chard, Channing Drive; David P. Castaldi, Hartford especially. Bob Lake as Jake does a terrific sal to performance is dynamite, and the audience the first human birth control pill 32 juvenile hormone,” Cross said. “ This 11 gallons to his credit. Road; Brian E. Connoliy, Keeri^ Street; Robert C. take-off of the gyrating rock-n-roll singer in his rewarded the cast with rhythmical clapping years ago have essentially done the triggers changes in th e, insect’s liT^ Graduates Ferguson, Brent Road; Bruce D. Hoalcomb, View Other multi-gallon donors same thing for these insects. Flea and very short number. during their bows — always a tribute to the wefe: Marie Miller and cycle when it’s not ready to undergp Street; Mark E. Kiefer, School Street. I felt that Joe. played by Norm Silver,'should . performers! roach populations can now be wiped out changes and disrupts its life cycle so from Williams Also: Kenneth F. McGee, West Middle Turnpike; Sarah Bryce, 8 gallons: without the use of poisons, they say. have provoked more laughter from his lines than Performances are held in the air-conditioned that it is no longer able to reproduce.” John H. McLaughlin, Knox Street: Stephen B. Calvin Vinick and Laurie “ It’s really birth control for insects,” he achieved in the first act. He became a more Harriet S. Jorgensen Auditorium at the Univer­ Cross said the fundamental differ­ Mitcheii, Grissom Street; Eric F. Nelson, Bryan Green, 2 gallons; and said Dr. Alexander Cross, who was in believable person as his mounting off-stage sity of Connecticut, Storrs, Wednesday through ence between Zoecon’s flea and roach John Frese Jr., son of Drive; Lisa M. Paggioli, Henry Street: Jeanette N. John Kazowski, 1 gallon. Atlanta to market and explain the new Mr. and Mrs. John Frese personal problems added to his confusion. July 14 at 8 p.m. Matinee: July 7 at 2 p.m. No growth regulators and other inseci Quey, Brookfield Street: Richard A. Ringwalt, Arthur Lassow served products. of 90 Briarwood Drive, Guest artist from Actors’ Equity Association, performances on July 1 and July 8. killers is that they have no effect qI) Thompson Road; and David L. Roe, Pearl Street. as coordinator for the Cross is chief executive officer of graduated from Williams Kimberly Faris, made it her show throughout — If you want to attend during the July 4th week, it mammals, birds or fish. Also graduating were Joseph A. Landry of Lake Temple assisted by Dor- College in Williamstown, as it should be. Her songs ranged from is advisable to call the box office at 486-3969, Zoecon Corporation where he and Dr. Road, Andover and Jacob E. Weiss of Dunn Road, rine Taback and Joe Carl Djerassi synthesized growth regu­ “ They are extremely safe in relation Mass., June 3 with a “ belt-it-out” rock to ballads. She put feeling into it because several performances have been can­ Coventry. Ragusa. lators that interrupt the life cycles of to chemical poisons,” he said. “ W e’ve bachelor of arts degree. all. celed during that week. Other donors were; fleas and roaches, preventing them never been able to find a lethal dose on Her eyes flashed in anger at the treatment she Robert Booge, Russell from reproducing. a test animal.” was getting. Two songs stand out in my mind: Editor’s note: Rita Kenway has been active In Boosbaw, Robert Borde, Wil­ Graduates from St. Joseph V r Zoecon’s flea fijghter is a growth The effects of the birth control "Old Friend,” and "Lonely Lady,” sung with art, music and theater in Manchester lor many liam Bovrer, William Brln- Four Manchester residents and a Bolton resident domour. Gall Brown, Sarah hormone, metroprene, contained in an products also last for up to three or four feeling and with definite messages in the lyrics. years. She Is a member of the Manchester Gilbert graduated recently from St. Joseph College in West Bryce, Lisa Busslere, Sheila aerosol spray or fogger that prevents months, he said. John Frese Jr. and Sullivan Players, the chancel choir of South Camobell, Jean Carpenter, Hartford. Sandra Chapman, Albert hatching fleas from growing up nor­ Cross does not claim that his flea and I MUST INTERJECT a personal question here, United Methodist Church, the board of directors 2 Therese A. Dandeneau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. though. Why can’t shows today be written without of the proposed Capitol Region Performing Arts Chase, George Chrosrowskv, mally. They cannot bite or reproduce. 2 roach killers will wipe out these insectk Marlon Cullen, Thomas Cur­ Graduates Leo F. Dandeneau of 51 Morse Road, received a It has been approved by the Environ­ entirely, but that they can reduce profanity? The language was not put in here for Center, and the Manchester Chamber of tiss, Virginia Daversa, Ro­ bachelor of science degree in' home economics; mental Protection Agency and is now populations to trivial numbers in shock value. I am sure the characters would talk Commerce’s committee for the arts, and is a past bert Delaney, Rocco DeSi­ cum laude Shelley M. Lavigne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph mone, Rosemarie Downham. on the market. homes and other locations. this way. But the public is bombarded with president of the Manchester Art Association. Irene Dutty, Reno Dutour, Herald photo by Pir>to Lavigne of 145 School St., received a bachelor of The roach killer, says Cross, proba­ In isolated places, the wipe-out is Marcia Dutton, Charles Elr- science degree in nursing. mann, Donald Ellis, Nancy bly will be marketed for the first time in complete, Cross said. “ We can com­ Gary I. Sellnger, son of Theresa Ann Legault, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferrante, Jean Fleet, Lucille Faithful member 1986. It, too, has E P A approval and pletely de-infest a U.S. Navy ship. A Mrs. D.C.B. Sellnger of Glaeser, Laura Glldden, Bar­ William F. Legaull of 22 Lenox St., received a consists of a growth hormone called ship can go out for three months and 126 Rachel Road, gradu­ bara Gold, Sandra Goldblatt, bachelor of science degree in ecnomics and business Amy Goulls, Laurie Green, hydroprene that mimics the hormone come baek with not a roach on it.” - ated cum laude in political Scott Custer, center, son of Mr. and Mrs. ness to Demolay over the past year. administration; and Deborah L. Reust, 178 New State Ellen Greene, William that controls the roach’s development science from Williams Greene, Cheryl Greenler, Fleas and roaches, particularly the Road, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. David Custer of 21 Jordt St., past master Scott is flanked by his mother and by into the adult stage. (Allege in Williamstown, John Greer, Linda Griffin. latter, have a phenonemal ability td McCracken of North Stonington, received a bachelor Anette Hoch, John Hull, counciler of the John Mather chapter of John O. Nelson, worshipful master of Roaches that come in contact with Mass, with a degree of Star Trok III; Tho Search for Run II (PG) 7, 9:10. — Windsor survive all efforts at eradication. Cross of science degree in nursing. Hartford Marie Jeannotte, Mary Jule- hydroprene never leave their youth, bachelor of arts. Clnomo City— Tho Natural Spock (PG) 12:15, 2:30,4:45, Romancing tho Stone (PG) Plozo — Romancing the son, Shirley Juran, John DeMolay, was recently given the Dad the Manchester Lodge of Masons. said. But in his work with hormonal Elaine Vesco Otter of 16 Rosewood Lane, Bolton, 7:40, 10. — Ghostbusters says. Cross. They continue to grow, but (PG) 7:05, 9:35. — Th# Tin 7:30,9:30. Stone (PG) 7:15. KaszowskI, W alter Kas- Walsh memorial award for his faithful­ growth regulators he hasn’t seen a received a baclmlor of science degree in economics Drum (PG) 7 with Amarcord (PG) 12,2:20,4:45,7:20,9:40. West Hartford Drivo-lns zowskl, Peter Kelly, John their wings crumple and they cannot single case of resistance in 12 years 9. — The Man Who Knew Too — Beat Street (PG) 12,2:30, Elm 1 E 2 — Cannonball East Harttord — The Three Klein, Joseph Kristan, Do­ and business adiministration. 4:40, 7:40, 10. — Tho Pope of reproduce. There is no way for an insect to get Much (PG) 7:30,9:50. — Heat Run II (PG) 2, 7, 9:30. — Stooges Sot-Sun S:30 with nald Kuehl, Richard Lauzier, of Desire (R) 7:40,9:55. Greenwich Vllloge (R) 1, Romancing the Stone (PG) 2, Cannonball Run II (PG) with Robert Leger, Harold Mac- • / Cross said the roach killer will be resistant to its own hormones, which Gary I. Sellnger East Hartford 3;X, 7:10, 9:45. 7,i:30. Never Say Never Again (PG) Neely, Saroh Mayer, Samuel Manchester tried out by professional insect exter­ the flea and roach chemicals mimic he Loomis Chaffee graduates Eastwood Pub E Cinoftia— The Movies — Conan the 10t45. McCurry, Morle Miller, Solly Thoughts minators first. “ They can give us very said. Cannonball Run II (PG) 7:)5, UA Thootors East — Conan Destroyer (PG) 12,2:10,4:15, East Windsor — The Three Miller. Three receive degrees Three area residents were among those graduating 9:15. tho Oostrover (PG) 2, 4:1$, 7:20, 9:3$. — Bachelor Party Stooges 8:30 with RhInSslone Glen MIrtI, Nancy Moffat, useful information on how things are Since the products don’t kill adults Poor Richard's Pub E Ci­ 7:20, 9:30. — Bachelor Party (R) 12:20, 2:3$, 4:45, 7:40, (PG) 8:50 with The Best Llttlp Wayne Mora, Martha Morl- working,” he said. Robin E. Crossley, 74 Harlan St.; Gary M. Demko, on June 8 fromn Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor. nema — Cannonball Run II (R) 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:40. — 9:50. — Rhinestone (PG) Whorehouse In Texas (R) conl, Joseph Neafsey, James but works to halt reproduction, consu­ Brian Blakeslee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rhinestone (PG) 2:15, 4:4$, 12:10, 2:2$, 4:35, 7,9:20. bcripiures. Tne person who prays, stays — that is, has After their work in helping to develop 74 Tuck Road; and Kris A. Nadaskay, 47 (^ob Hill (PG) 7:30,9:30, 11:30. 10:45. Nixon, Robert Often, Lynn Is God “ the court of last resort” with you? Do you mers won t see a decline in insect Brown of Coventry, will attend Occidental College in Showcoso CInomos — Indi­ 7:T$, 9:20. Wllllmanllc Manchester— Three Stooges Pemberton, James Reuter, the staying power in the church. Pray — then work in the birth control pill. Cross said he and Road, were among students who graduated on May 27 Mansfield find yourself praying after every other method has population for several months. So an the fall; David Bynes, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jack A. ana Jones and the Temple of. Jlllson Sduore CInenta — Comedies 8:40 with Cannon­ Janice Richards, Oayld Ros- the faith He gives. Djerassi figured it was only logical to from the University of Rhode Island. Doom (PG) 12:30, 2:45, 5, Trans-Lex Celteee Twin — Indlano Jones and tho Tem­ ball Run II (PG)9wlth Every slgnol, Frank Serlgnese, Do- failed? It is better to pray first to the one who has ingredient is included for a quick Bynes of Coventry, will attend Colorado College; and Tho Karote Kid (PG) 7,9:1$. apply the same principles to insect Ms. Crossley received a bachelor of science degreb 7:20, 9:4$, — Tho KaratO Kid ple of Doom (PG) 1:30, 7, Which Wav But Loose (PG) rlnne Taback, Calyin VInIck, promised to help us. The resources of God are endless. initial knockdown. Seth Duchesneau,'SBon of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome (PG) 1, 4, 7, 9:40. — To® — Raging Bull (R) 7 with 9:30. — Top Secretl (PG) 10:30. Harlan Vinick, Allan Walch, "H e is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all Rev. Neale McLain control. They synthesized a growth in microbiology ; Demko, a bachelor of arts degree in Secretl (PG) .1, 3:15, 5:15, Mean Streets (R) 9:1$. 1 :» , 7:10,9 ;» . — Ohostbus- Mansfield — Cannonball Run The flea agent should not be used Duchesneau of Andover, will attend the Unviersity of Vernon John Welphy, June Wer- that we can ask or even think...” according to the Manchester Church of the Nazarene hormone in 1982 to control mosquitoes directly on animals. economics; arid Nadaskay, bachelor of science 7:30, 10. — Gremlins (PG) tors (PG) 1:30, 7:10, 9:20. — II (PG) with Twilight Zone: delln, Edward Wilson. degree in pharmacy. Vermont. 12:20, 2:40, 5, 7:30, 9:50. — Cine 1 E 2 — Connonball Gremll, s (PG) 1:30, 7, 9:30. Tho Movie (PG) ot dork. « > MAN( MKSTKR HKRAI.D, Monduy, July 2. li)H4 \ MANCHESTKR HERALD. Mond;i,\. .lulv 2. 1984 19

3 ^ . , ■ Classified.. ■ Notices Business Opportunities 22 Store/Office Space 44 ..643-2711 Household Goods Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property TAG SALE SIGN 45 Misc. for Sale Rates For advertisements to be Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Into. 24 Misc. for Rent Personals...... 02 46 Home and Garden Minimum Charge; published Monday, the dead­ 25 Wanted to Rent Are things piling up? Then why net haye^AG SALE? Announcements ...... 03 47 Pets $3.00 for one day line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Roommates Wanfed Auctions ...... 04 48 Musical Items Per Word: ,4 W "» __ (T.. Vj«- ■> The best way ID to annuuiiUBannounce itII isid withWIIII a nciaiu Herald Tag lay ooic Sale Real Estate Recreational Items 1-2 days ,20C Read Your Ad Antiques Classified Ad. When you place your ad. you'll receive Homes for Sale...... 31 Services 3-5 days .18«P Financial Tag Sales 6 dovs i 6C Classified advertisements Condominiums 32 Services Offered 51 ONE TAG SALE: SIGN h R E L compliments of The Herald. Wanted to Buy 26 days c are taken by telephone os a M ortgages...... ii« Lots/Land for Sale 33 Pointing/Popering 52 12 convenience. i \ Happy Ads: Personal Loans...... 12 Investment Property 34 Building/Cbntrocting 53 The Manchester Herald is Business Property $3.00 per column inch Insurance...... 13 35 Roofing/Siding 54 responsibleoniy for one in cor­ CALL 643-2711 or STOP IN 0^^ OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Resort Property 36 Heating/Plumbing 55 Automotive Deadlines rect insertion and then oniy Flooring 56 C ars/Trurks for Sole fo r the size of the original For classified advertise­ Rentals Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles insertion. Employment Services Wanted ments to be published Tues( 58 Rec Vehicles . E rro rs w hich do not lessen , , ------•••• notice / Rooms for Rent . & Education 41 Auto Services - day through Saturdoy, fhe^- the value of theadvertisement Heatma/Plumblng o Pels as PUBLIC HEARINO Apartments fo r Rent For Sale 55 Misc. for Sole 42 Autos for Rent/Lease deadline is noon on the day w ill not be corrected by an BOARD OF DIRECT0R8 Help Ranted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... town of MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 43 Holidoy/Seasonal 6) Misc. Automotive before publication. additional insertion. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Notice Is hereby olven that the Board of Directors, Town ot FOGARTY BROTHERS SIX WEEK MEMBER­ iA . u / - u e e T E D n n /~ Manchester, Connecticut, w ill hold 0 Public Hearing Of the — Bothroom remodel­ M A N C H E S T E R D O G Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHIP— At Gloria Stevens OBEDIENCE CLASSES Connecticut, on Thursday, July 12,1984 at 8:00 P.M. tocon- ing; Installation water Figure Salon, $15. Coll — New beginners class Slder and act on the following: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••a 646-3532. haninnina lu lu AAii.t Proposed addltlohol appropriation to Education Special Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 91 •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa heaters, garbage dispo­ Help Wanted 21 sals; faucet repairs. 649- beginnino JU iy ISt. m ust pralecfs - Fund 41 - EERA Chapter I I ...... $20,427.00 Help Wanted 21 Apartments for Rent 42 Store/Office Space 44 sign up ahead. Chuck tlToe financed by a State Gront. •••••••■••••■••••••••a, Services Offered su 4539. Visa/MasterCard FOR APPLE COMPU­ after 4:15, 568-1356. Proposed additlonol opproprlotlon to Education Special ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• accepted. TER — Replay II, copy ______Grants - Fund 41 - EERA Chapter l-FY 1985 Lott/Found 01 experienced , m a ­ ^^••••••••••eeeeeeeeee# card. $70. Coll 649-6642. r n r ir c D a d a m ip i Progroms...... $244,153.00 SERVICE STATION AT­ MECHANICALLY IN­ TRUCK DRIVER — Must COCKER SPANIEL — Regulor...... 5231,482.00 tu r e FULL TIME TENDANT — Lube and CLINED INDIVIDUAL — MANCHESTER — Avail­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. •*••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••».«, SALES PERSON'—Apply be over 18. Good driving able Immediately. One, Female, 9 months. With Neglected and Delinquent...... $3,127.00 tire man for busy full To leorn repair and setup Home repairs. You name AIR CONDITIONER — papers. $350 or best otter...... In person to; Marlow's, record. Please apply In two and three bedroom MANCHESTER Housatiold Goods 62 Westinghouse. 5,000 FOUND - Block and service gas station, 1;30- of various machines. 4 person: Nielson Auto It, we do It. Free esti­ 867 M a in S tre e t, 8pm, Monday thru Satur­ apartments. $400, $440, BTU. 2-speed air or ton Coll 647-0157 or 643-2956. proposed addltk)naTomroprlollon to^peciol Grants - Fond white female kitten. Vic­ Manchester. day week, Monday - Parts, 646 Center Street, Space available in mini mates. Insured. 643-0304. ' •••••••••••••••••••••■• Cl iiccv ArtrtDA * Interllbrory...... $13,402.72 day. Apply In person: Thursday, 10 hour day. $520, heat and hot water office park. Ample park­ only. Excellent condi­ L7NC t - L u r r T fo be financed by payment from State already received. inity of Main and Willi­ Manchester. Included. BIssell and ams Streets. If he’s yours Barry's Texaco, 318 Apply: Able Coll, How­ ing. a/c, fully carpeted, MOTHER WOULD LIKfe " USED REFRIGERA­ tion. $75 or best otter. BLE KITTEN, tiger and Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. TORS, WASHERS, Phone 643-6630. please call 643-4251. Adams Street, ard Road, Bolton. GAS STATION ATTEND­ private lavs. To Babysit days In her white, looking for good : v - -.;; " h ...... i v,:";; ; Manchester. •2300 s/f office and home. Call 647-1912. Ranges - clean, guaran­ home. Coll 649-6480 after ?ru^entS?amem ° “ nlrlbutlon to be used for ANT Wanted ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 JEWELRY — New, good COST — Bible and paper­ TYPIST AND WORD experience. Call 1 •5900 s/t office now out­ teed, parts and service. I I am . Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget SECRETARY — Small bedrooms. Prices to tit fitted as exercise spa. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & quality chains, earrings, • • • • • • • • • ■ • • • • • • • • • • • • • - 1983-84 - Town Clerk...... SI.OOO.W back on Parker Street or low flrrr^C all 646-4545. PROCESSOR and much BABYSITTER — 15, ex* •' to be financed by higher than expected 1983-84 revenue. near Exit 94. Please coll more! Busy, Interesting your budget. Housing Un- Adjacent to Exit 94 off I- oerlenced with tots. Fin- . Son, 649 Main Street, bracelets, rings. Some LOCAL GROUND MAIN­ llm lted. Call 724-1967 643-2171. boxed. Over 100 pieces. Wanted to Buy 70 Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 872-8420. REWARD. assignment to expedite TENANCE Man Needed 04/86. Brokers pro­ ley Street area. Call ' 1984-85 - Senior Citizens Summer Lunch Progrom....$700.00 WAITRESS WANTED — our paper work. Become tected. 646-8053. $35 (or-oil. Call 643-1814. to be financed by tees paid by participants. — 7am-3:30pm, Monday SOLID MAPLE Butcher Proposed odditlonal appropriation to Water Fund Budget - LOST — CAT, black and Full time days. Apply in Important member of our thru Friday. Interview Call Mr. Norman 2 2 tan tabby, orange chin, person ot: Antonio's Res­ capable team. Accuracy MANCHESTER — 40O Block Olnlhg Table with 4 KITCHENAID Built In between 10 and 11:30am. 647-5000 a t t e n t io n PARTI-1 . - ^ ^ 1 Transfer to Reserve...... $3,500.00 flea collor. South Main TYPIST — 50-60 wpm and taurant, 956 Main Street, In typing and ability to North Main Street. New cane and chrome match­ dishwasher. Used. In ex­ and c a rt In good condir Chemicals...... $5600.00 Person Friday, East Manchester. Call tor interview 646- two bedroom townhouse ERS: Call Jack Bertrant^ ’ ing chairs. Excellent con­ cellent condition. $50. tion. Call 646-3690. to be financed bv lapsed 1983-84 appropriations. Street area. Coll 646-5487 track detail are essential. 1436. tor the best dances and Proposed additional ODoroorlatlon to Cemetery Trust Fund REWARD. Hartford location. Op­ Pleasant East Hartford Appllanced kitchen, con­ dition. $225. Call 647-9106. Call 646-8809. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a p ...... $145,000.00 portunity open In small venient to bus line and parties. DJ and Light CONCRETE LABORER office, off 1-84. Hours 8-5, . . . vi to Complete purchose Of Schdub properties. association office for — Toset and strip forms. shopping. $575 plus u tili­ Show by the Party Pers- CHILD'S DRESSER — ONE EVEN INGGOWN — Cort/TniCKe to r SOIB 71 jo be financed from the Cemetery Perpetual Core Fund held Monday-Frlday. Insu­ MANCHESTER pectlve People. Call 643- person with all around Full time. Call 875-1103, rance and pension benef­ ties. Option to buy availa­ White with red apple Size 20, black with a floral bv the Town Treasurer. Employment office experience. Excel­ after 6pm. ble. Peterman Building NOW RENTING 1262. trim. Excellent condi­ locket, con be worn with • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Proposed Ordinance - To convey to Gerald N. Gorston and its. Phone 528-9551, Per- FULL TIME SALES — Dorothy Gorston, Lot 17 In the Bucklond Industrial Pork for lent benefits and working Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. 822 MAIN ST. tion. $25. Call 643-1228. or without locket. $25. 1971 DODGE DART the sum of $40,000.00. sonnel Manager, Must have some retail b r ic k s , BLOCKS,. & Education conditions for dependa­ Hortford Despatch, 9am- C«ntTBl BtMlntM Call 649-1396. SWINGER, 318 _ Auto- a copy oMhe Proposed Ordinance may be seen in the Town ble person with a reol experience. Will train In 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT OMtrkl STONE — Concrete. -A__ Clerk's Office during business hours. 12 noon for appointment GAS DRYER — Large m o iic , power sreerii^. AlloubMcmeetlngsoftheTownofMonchesterareheldatlo- Interest In a secure posi­ appliances, TV and vi­ — Private home, heat, Chimney repairs. No lob WEBER GRILL — Full or send resume to: P.O. deo. Excellent pay and 2 STORY BLDG. capacity, 6 settings, al­ Excellent running condl- cations which ore accessible to handicapped citizens. In od- Help Wanted 21 tion. Contact Mrs. REAL ESTATE — We are appliances. Working sin­ For Full RotorvaMon too small. Call 644-8356. mond. Excellent condi­ sized. $15. Call anytime, tlon. Florida car. Call dltlon.handlcappedlndlvldualsrequlrlnganauxlllarvaldln Box 8271, East Hartford, benefits. Call for Inter­ AIR CONDITIONED Palmer, 289-9576 between seeking an energetic, li­ CT 06108. E.O.E. gle adult only. Na pets, tion. Asking $150. Call 643-7069. a v i.ru fl m n rn ln a * SOSO order to facilitate their porliclpotlon ot meetings should 8:30 am and 11:30 am, view: 10 to 2, 647-9997. children. Call 643-2880. FULLY SPHINKLEHED B/i AMU, m ornings. »y». confactlheTownat447-3123oneweekprlortofhescheduled censed real estate person DOVER ELEVATOR 643-5330. ------meeting so that opproprlote arrangements con be mode. Monday thru Friday. who enloys working with p a r k in g p r iv il e g e s Painting/Papering 52 MACINTOSH COMPU­ 1969 PLYMOUTH Stotlon James F. Fogarty, Secretory CARPENTERS AND ALTER TO SUIT people. We offer an ac­ FOUR ROOM a p a r t ­ STRONG FORMICA Kit­ TER — Including MacW- Wagon. Running condl- „ . ^ <>' Directors CARPENTER’S 1.000 to 6.000 S/F tive and enthusiastic m e n t — First floor. PER FLOOR chen set, 4 vinyl padded rlght and MacPaint. tIon «1S0 Coll Couentru Monchester, Connecticut HELPERS — For Hart­ Mature odults. No pets OFFICE SUITES Image writer and all warklng environment NURSES AIDES — 7am- PAINTING AND PAPER chairs. Excellent condi­ 742-5801. 072-04 STORE CLERK and training. High In­ ford area work. Min­ Security. One car. Tele­ FIRST FLOOR RETAIL tion. $75. Call 646-6794. manuals. Only $2500. Call NEED HEIP? 3pm and 3pm-11pm. En- NEEDED — Full tlme- NEWSPAPER DEALER imum 2yearsexperlence. phone 649-1265. OR OFFICES HANGING —Exterior' 233-6125. come possible. For confi­ ioy working In a fine and Interior, ceilings re­ 1971 PLYMOUTH DUS­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER /parf time for local 7- NEEDED — Rockvllle- dential Interview call Call 872-6040 between 6 6 4 7 -5 0 0 3 MATCHING FULL SIZE Put the classifieds Eleven food store, 7am to quality nursing home and 8pm. paired. References, fully TER — $500. Good body LEGAL NOTICE „ /Vernon area. Call 647- Frank Strano, Strano MANCHESTER — Sev­ . NORMiW BED, night stand and LOVELY CREDENZA and running condition. The Zoning Boord of Appeals at a meeting on June 25,1984 3pm shift. Benefits In­ 9946. helping our elderly pa­ Insured. Quality work. Real Estate, 647-7653. tients. Experinced aides eral two bedroom town- double dresser with large style stereo record Call 6434342 after 6pm. mode the following decisions: clude Insurance, credit PRODUCTION houses available Martin Mattsson, even­ AppI. No. 1012 - Circle Associates - Variances approved. Spe­ to work for you ... prerferred. Steady work, ings 649-4431. mirror. Excellent condi­ player, AM/FM radio. cial Exception approved with the following conditions: (1) union and profit sharing. SHIPPING, RECEIV­ WORKERS — Estab­ Immediately. Manager, tion. No mattress and box Dark maple front doors. Apply In person at: 305 PERMANENT PART good wages and benefits lished nationwide pillow 1978 BUICK REGAL — V Hovbole check shall be Installed along the toe ot oil dis­ ING, PURCHASING — t im e position — 649-4800. spring. $150. Coll 644-9067. $60. Call 643-5205. ^ 8, all power. 82,000 miles. turbed areas of regrading. (2) Signs shall comply with A rti­ Green Road, Manches­ and working conditions. manufacturer has Imme­ Resort Proporty 4S CEILINGS REPAIRED cle IV, Section 13 of Town of Manchester Zoning Regula­ For Fast results. Excellent opening for Available setting up and Pleose call Mrs. Henry, Like new. Has to be seen! ter. EOE. fully qualified person. diate full time openings TAKING APPLICA­ or REPLACED with dry- • FOLDING COT with mat­ tions. (3> Driveway cuts and Island separations shall be In servicing greeting card 646-0129, between 8:45- tor all types ot produc­ wall. Call evenings, Gary $3500 firm . CaJI 646-9756. accordance with plans approved by the Town Engineer Dlsplaycraft, Manches­ departments up to 30 4:45, Manchester Manor TIONS For two bedroom tress, sheets and (refer to Public Hearing Exhibit «1, memo of Town Engi­ MANAGEMENT TRAI­ ter, 643-9557. tion workers. No expe- McHugh, 643-9321. Misc. lor Sale 63 neer doted June 21,19S4). (4) Septic system shall be In com­ J J hours per week. For more Nursing Home, 385 West duplex. References and EASTHAM, CAPE COD blankets. $50. Call 643- 1973 CHRYSLER NEW­ NEE — Wholesale dlstrl- rj^ c e necessary, we will security required. No 7060. pliance with Conn. Public Health Code and approved bv Information please call Center Street, — Three bedroom cot­ NAME YOUR OWN PORT — Good condition. Town Sanitarian (refer to Public Bearing Exhibit #2, memo butlon tield. Entry •^trdki you. Day shift, 5 day pets. $400 per month. tage, nicely furnished position growth company liv^ in companion 1-413-782-4422 anytim e, Manchester. weeV, opportunity for ad­ PRICE — Father and son. $975. Call 643-2121. of Town Sanitarton dated June 21, 1984). (5) Approvol W>«lderlv couple. Room, leave message or be­ Phllbrick Agency, 646- with deck. No pets. Avail­ SCREENED LOAM — NEW DIAMOND RING— limited to gasoline service stotlon and traditional accessory Call with national affiliates vancement and a full 4200. Fast, dependable ser­ service uses only - 112V Bucklond Street. 643-2711 able July 7th-21st and profit sharing. Call 649- board and salary. Call tween 3-5pm, Fridays or benefit program are of­ vice. Painting, Paper-' Gravel, processed For sole. Best offer. Call PONTIAC LEMANS, 1965 AppI. No. 1013 - Steven & Lucinda BIssell - Variance ap­ 4563. 649-8479. Mondays. August 25th-September hanging & Removal. Call gravel, sand, stone and 289-1468. — Power steering, power proved with conditions: The development ot the third floor fered. Apply In personal: TWO BEDROOM SPA­ 1st. Call 649-3265. tor one room Is to be done to allow Its use In con lunctlon with Plllowtex Corp., 49 Re­ 644-0585 or 644-0036. fill. For deliveries call brakes, new tall pipe, SEWING MACHINE OP­ PART TIME TELLERS CIOUS APARTMENT — George Griffing, An­ recently tuned. $450 or 22 Flower Street and Is not to be used os a separate rental unit PART TIME TELLER PART TIME CLERICAL gent Street, Manchester, Town ii Ouse style. - 20-22 Flower Street. , ^ POSITION — Approxi­ ERATORS — Established — For varying hours. CT. EOE M/F. EXTERIOR/INTERIOR dover, 742-7886. Home and Garden 64 best otter. Call 646-7465 AppI. No. 1014 - Agnes M. Thompson - Vorlonce denied - 14V — Loon Department of nationwide pillow manu­ Including Saturdays. Convenient area. $400 otter 4pm. Mtddlefleld Street. mately 19 hours weekly. South Windsor Bank & plus security. Call 646- Misc. (or Rent PAINTING and wallpap­ \ AppI. No. 101S-DMC Construction Company, Inc.-Variance U facturer has Immediate Experience not neces­ Apply In person: Savings ering, celling work. Call Trust. Telephone, typing, full time Menlngs. Expe- MEDICAL SECRETA- 4489 after 5pm. 1973 VOLKSWAGON approved - 96 Sheldon Rood. i(iaiirl|r0lrr Hrralii u sary. Apply to: Mr. Bank of Manchester, 923 evenings, Gary McHugh, DELIVERING RICH AppI. No. 1016^ Paul F. $ Christine A. Thomson - Variance filing and general cleri­ "■/enM preferred. Day RY/RECEPTIONIST — BEETLE—Asking price, Fields, 23 Moln Street, cal work. Monday thru Main Street, Manches­ Vernon areo. Experience 643-9321. LOAM— 5 yards, $62 plus approved - 316 Spruce Street. 5Smev M u d m itv mm tor 100 ymn shifty 5 doy week, full ter. EOE. TWO BEDROOM DU­ MANCHESTER — Five TWIN CYLINDER tax. Sand, gravel and $550. Call 647-9991. AppI. No. 1017 - Carter Chevrolet Co. Inc. - Special Exception Manchester, CT. Friday, 1pm to 5pm. En­ benefit program. Includ­ preferred but will train. PLEX — Centrally lo­ approved - 1229 Main Street. garages tor rent. Storage PLANNING ON IM­ SEAR'S Tonk type air stone. Call 643-9504. AppI. No. 1018 - (ierald T. & Hope A. Krause - Variance ap­ try level position. Inter­ ing sewing Incentive Typing background cated. Fenced-In yard. only. $35 per month each. compressor. 1 HP, 120 1976 VW DASHER FOR equipment opera­ viewing from 9am to SEAMSTRESS — Prefer­ needed. Call 872-2389 an­ No pets. Security. No PROVING your prop-' proved -110 Forest Street. Apply at: Plllowtex Corp' ably experienced In bri­ Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. pis, $250. Like new. Call BERRY PATCH FARMS PARTS — Engine and AppI. No. 1019 - David A. & Corol A. Kittle - Variance ap­ tor — Needed by gen­ 10:30am at the Main Of­ 49 Regent Street, Man­ d/or send resume to P.O. utilities. Ca|l 649-0159. erty? Call Purcell" proved - 215 Porter Street. eral contractor, must dal. Call 643-4809. Brothers for expert • 649-4886 after 6pm. — Strawberries, Pick drive train good. Best — ------fice, 1033 John Fitch chester, CT. EOE M /F Box 2218, Vernon, CT offer. Call 633-8482. AppI. No. 1020 - Andrew Ansoldl, Jr. - Variance approved - -rYfw o -P i^ e r £njy Crochet Your Own. Free contain­ have experience on back- Blvd., South Windsor. 06066-1618. MANCHESTER — Imme­ painting and wallpaper­ Wetherell Village Condominiums, Building 1, Unit 1 - 102 hoe and driving dump ing. Check our rates. Call WOODEN PLAY YARD ers. Open dally, 8 - 8, Wetherell Street. „ .. L L diate occupancy. 3 bed­ for children. Expandable 1979 MERCURY MO­ All variances and Special Exceptions shall hove on effective truck. Full time employ­ S E C R H A R IA l RENTAL SECRETARY rooms In newer 2 family Services 646-8117. Sundays, 8-12 noon. dote In accordance with Connecticut General Statutes. No­ ment and benefits possi­ WANTED — Port time, to very large area. Great Information phone 644- NARCH — 6 cylinder, tice ot these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk's of­ CASHIERS PAINTERS — Full time duplex. Includes applian­ for safe summer play AM/FM stereo, power ble. Call 742-5317,8:30am- SUBSTITUTE evenings, 4-7 and wee­ ces and wall to wall 2478, Oakland Road, fice. 5pm. The Manchester Board of and part time positions kends. Call Carroll John­ outside. Asking $7. Call Route 30, South Windsor. steering, automatic ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS , CLERKS carpeting. Heat not In­ 644-1950. transmission. Excellent Edward Coltmon, Secretory Immediate full and part lime Education seeks a long available. Call 649-9550. son Brundrett, Fountain Services Ottered 51 Buildlng/Contracting 53 , Doted at Manchester, CT this 2nd day of July, 1984. positions for our 24 hour con­ cluded. $480 monthly. Se­ condition. $3200. Call 643- bookkeeper term substitute for Man­ Village, 529-1300. *******••••••••••••# # •# ******D*«««eeeeeeeeeeee PICK YOUR OWN RASP­ 0034)7 ______venience store. EKperlence chester High School DENTAL HYGIENIST — curity and references re- WOOD STOVE — White BERRIES — AT Nutmeg 6287. WANTED as part''time preferred but will train ma­ ••••••••••aeeaaaaaeease qulred. 2 children manager of a Credit Un­ ture. reliable individuals with starting on or before Part time starting In f a r r a n d r e m o d e l ­ enamel cost Iron. Two Vineyard, Bunker Hill INVfTATION TO BID good work records and refer­ August 6th. August. Progressive, accepted. No pets. Call LAWN MOWING — grills. $80. Approxi­ Road, Coventry. Call 742- 1974 CHEVROLET CA­ Sealed Bids w ill be received In the Offl':e ot the Director of ion. Credit Union expe­ Rentals 643-7635. in g — Cabinets, roofing, General Services, 41 Center Street, Monchester, Connec­ ences. Interviews daily Contact Mrs. Garoppolo preventative oriented Hedge trimming - chain gutters, room additions,- mately V X '3 '. Call 871- 8402 (or details. PRICE WAGON — 400, rience preferred. Salary saw work - light trucking. V-8, automatic, air condi­ ticut, until July 17.1884 at n:00o.m . for the tollowlng: commensurate with ex­ X T R A M AR T 647-3530 EOE ’ practice In Manchester. decks, all types of remo- 1243. (1) S a n itm Sewer Estenslon • Overtook Dctve to CHIIsMe Drhe Experience preferred. ••••••••aaaaseaaaasaeaa EAST HARTFORD — 2 General handyman. In­ tioning, power steering, (2) Analytical Makilwienca Syttam Svrvtcv In RMallon to 08*. perience. Please send re­ Hartford Rd., Manchester bedrooms, heat, hot wa­ dellng and repairs. FREE Please call 646-2251. Rooms (or Rent 41 sured. Call Ray; 646-7973. estimates. Fully Insured. AIR CONDITIONER — power brakes, trailer Fuali and Olhvr Fluid* sume to: Employment ter, appliances, carpet. Brown, spilt box for slid­ hitch. $850. Coll 649-2493. The Town of Monchester Is on equal opoortunifv employer, Monoger, P.O. Box 526, $425 per month. Call 289- Telephone 643-6017, after WORTH LOOKING Into and requires aiFafflrmatlve action policy for oM ot Its Con­ Manchester, CT 06040. 6pm, 647-8509. ing window. Wards tractors and Vendors os o condition of doing business with MEALS PROGRAM AUTO MJW «0IR AVON 0000 between loom and model LAA-5168A, 9000 ... the many bargains GOV'T SURPLUS CARS the Town, os per Federal Order 11246. NOW, EA9N URE NEVER CENTRAL LOCATION — Som, Monday thru BTU, 110 V, 12A EER6.8. offered for sale every day & Trucks under $100. Now Bid Forms, plans and specifications ore available at the Ge­ If you're Help Wanted TECHNICIAN . REEORE Kitchen privileges. Free Friday. DESIGN KITCHENS by ' in the classifled.cblumns! neral Services Office, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connec- looking for The new Avon earnings plan let you LAWN MOWERS RE­ J. P. Lewis. Cabinets," $99. Phone 646-3067. available In your area. COORDINATOR - Order earnupto50% of everylhingyooseM. parking. Security and PAIRED—Quick, Expert ••••.•••••••••••••••••'a Call 1-(619)-569-0241. 24 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT an effective N EED ED N O W Your time and effort, m Avon's world references required. Call vanities, formica, Wilson ' way to sell food, keep records, sche­ • Top flat rate pay plan In famous products, give you unlimited EAST HARTFORD — 1 Service! Senior Dis­ Cars/Truckt for Sole 71 hours. ROBERT B. WEISS, GENERAL MANAGER FULL TIME SUMMER — dule staff and other ad­ Income potential without a large fi­ 643-2693 after 4pm. bedroom, heat, hot wa­ art, Corlan counter tops, 002-07 ^ ______V something, Mature person to answer area - earn up to $22 per nancial investment Call Avon To­ count! Free Pick Up and kitchen cabinet fronts, Cars/Truckt tor Sole 71 ministrative duties as day 523-940t or 276-2941 ter, appliances, carpet­ look to Phones and do light cleri­ needed. 3 hours aday/1‘5 (let rete hour with our Delivery! ECONOMY complete woodworking ' ••••••••••••••••••••••a bonue end Incentive CARPETED, FUR­ ing, next to park. $375 per MOWER, 647-3660. , Motorcycles/Blcvclet 72 When you call Classified Looking for something ClassifiadI cal work, Monday thru hours weekly. NISHED ROOM — With service, custom mode special? Why not run a COOK - Preparation of progrem. m M th. Call 289-0000 be- to place an ad, a friendly Friday. Call for Inter­ • Very busy ehop. kitchen privileges. On tw e n 10am and 5pm, furniture, colonial reprolC^ Ad-VIsor will answer “ Wanted to Buy” ad In Call us today view, 11am to 2pm, 647- dinner and supper. 5 days SUMMER WORK D & J ELECTRIC 4 All ductlons In wood, 9 varle-** Classified. The cost Is to place your including special diet. • Strong, ongoing train­ Large firm now interviewing col­ bus line. Manchester. Monday thro Friday, your call and help you 9997. Coll 647-1119. types of electrical tAork ties ot hardwood ahiC MOTORCYCLE INSU­ low-cost ad. 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..1-..,' .I'i. ■i'\' BUSINESS ______. '■Hi. O ’Neill won’t let anyone Have a restaurant recipe Post 102 ready f Fear prompts more Americans to buy security systems ‘besmirch’ state service you’d love to get hold of? tor E. Hartford ?• ... page 14 ... page 15 f With 1984's vacation season now roaring to new And only three out of 10 who have spent more than $400 the amount you spend will depend on how ... Capitol Comments, page 6 peaks, millions of you who own homes are taking the on their security <;ystems can even name the sophisticated a system you choose. In addition, expect usual precautions to protect your posse.ssions while manufacturer of the system they installed. (The only to spend from $10 to $25 a month for a service charge you're away: canceling mail and newspaperdelivery, Your reason I know ours ijthat recently we had to check the on certain systems. asking your neighbors to check up periodically, Money's system to make sure it was working; otherwise, I notifying your local police. And you even may be would have been ignorant — and I ’m not usually that • You must weigh several variables as you sort casual.) joining the tiny minority of homeowners wh decide to through your options in this complex situation. Among install a security system for maximum protection * w o rth • One way'to select a dealer is to find out whether them: ^ Americans spend more than $j billion a year on all Sylvia Porter the companyNis licen.sed. But only 11 states require Just how sophi.sticated a system do you want, or Manchester, Conn. alarm systems and services In 19B3, the total spent on some kind rtf licensing — and 'the licensing need? Who will answer the alarm if and when it is Clear tonight; home security systems touched the $2 billion mark requirements tiiat do exist range from strict to silly, Tuesday, July 3, 1984' triggered.? How will an alarm be transmitted? To Hot, humid Wednesday $1.98 billion), says Frost & Sullivan, a New York reports Ira Somerson, a spokesman for the National local police or a central computer facility whose Single copy: 25

vide detailed operating instructions. down-to-earth advice on personal money manage­ This deep concern for personal safety and property finding a reputable dealer to installing the system that • The general rule of thumb is to invest 2 percent of ment , is now available through her column. Send $9.95 is well-founded. A residential burglary occurs about be.st meets your needs, admits the National Burglar & the value of your home in a security system, plus $1 for mailing and handling to "S ylvia Porter's every 13 seconds — and we lose about $3..5 billion a Fire Alarm Association, a Washington-based trade according to the trade association. Fora house valued New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of this year to burglars. According to the FBI's Uniform group. Few homeowners know the names of the at $100,000, expect to spend about $2,000, for instance. newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Crime Report, more than 2 million residential companies that manufacture home security systems. Actually, the average system costs about $1,500, but War of words goes on V Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.)

By Anna Christensen facts, which is totally unacceptable to the Reagan has proposed a multi-billion United Press International Soviet Union,” said Novosti, which carries dollar program on high-technology space Century political analysis and commentary. systems, known informally as “ Star Wars” Af MOSCOW — The Soviet proposal to Reagan has. denied Soviet assertions he weapons. discuss a ban on space weapons remains in jeopai^ized the talks. He said Monday he The news agency said Washington’s strike force but the terms set by President Reagan stood by his proposal of last week to discuss response was calculated to give Reagan’s ,1 1 to link them to discussions on medium- both. nuclear arms control and space re-election campaign further support by range nuclear weapons are unacceptable, weapons in Vienna and said he was making him look like the peacemaker by seeking to return the Soviets to the Geneva 'iiii* 3 the Novosti news agency said today. continuing to negotiate through “ quiet ll diplomacy” with the Soviets. arms talks. averted The news agency repeated the Kremlin's His statements did not clarify whether offer made last Friday to meet with the “ But any sober-minded person among the United States would go to Vienna if the ' ••• United States in Vienna in September to those surrounding Reagan knows that talks Soviets flatly refused to discuss anything W ATE R B U R Y (U PI) - Union negotiate a total ban on all space weapons, on nuclear weapons in Europe are impossi­ except anti-satellite technology and other and management officials nego­ but said it would not link the talks with other ble for the U.S.S.R. with Pershing 2 and space-based weapons technology. tiating contract disputes at Cen- arms control issues. cruise missiles in site,” Novosti said. iii Paul Gunter, spokes­ new financing plan. threatened strike, which would refuse 647-3248; and sanitary sewer and water, ment, which would have allowed 57 Residence A when that proposal was after a three-hour n.c-:!ting with the today as about 100 workers re­ man for the New Hampshire affect company workers at the Barbara Gibb, a type designer at Compugraphic 647-3111. In Bolton, civil preparedness, lots, then one to Residence A. turned to restart work on the first The sale by PSNH of $90 million defeated in May. In February, the NORTH OAKS. Minn. - Walter former vice president Monday. L Clamshell Alliance. main Waterbury plant and a Corporation, examines letterforms to be used in office 649-8743. In Coventry, town garage, 742-8588. In both instances, area residents reactor. commission voted 3-2 in favor of Mondale insists pressure from " I think the women of this country "W e feel that it's basically going in short-term notes last month smaller site employing 110 in New submitted petitions opposing the electronic printers. The firm has extensive typographic Manchester Herald: The Herald will not changing the zoning of the property to women’s groups will not sway hjs would love to see a woman on the One man was arrested when he to be citizen opposition that will eliminated the immediate threat of Milford. change to the PZC because they said publish on Wednesday and its offices will be choice for a running mate but he also ticket,” she said, but added that stood in front of a gate to the stop this plant." he said, declining bankruptcy, according to com­ A strike would also affect not and type-design resources for use in new office the subdivision that could be built PRD, but a petition opposing the says Rep. Geraldine Ferraro is political factors should be considered. nuclear plant and refused to leave. to be more specific on the time or pany officials. only mill workers but skilled communications technologies. closed. under the zoning classification was too change necessitated a 4-1 vote to approve the change. identified himself as Max content of the Clamshell's pro­ tradesmen, maintenance workers, dense for the area. "c le a rly in contention” to complete the However. Sen., Gary Hart, D-Colo., btracahan. 29. of Manchester. About 100 supervisors and office Democratic ticket. was also critical of NOW's pressure. posed opposition. and shipping and receiving clerks, In other business, the PZC: About 10 members of the Clam­ workers are expected to be back on Moving to close party breaches and "I don't think any group ought to be New England Clamshell groups among others. AT A PUBLIC HEARING on the • Tabled the application of William shell Alliance — which led protests the job today, according to John avert new ones before the July 16 start dictating to the party what it can or led demonstrations in Seabrook in Talks between the two sides ^oning application Monday, two lead- B. Thornton to resubdivide a 34-acre lot outside the nuclear plant in the late Cavanagh. spokesman for PSNH. of the Democratic convention in San cannot do,” Hart .said in New York 1977. 1978 and 1979 that drew up to began in May, U.N. hosts parlay / ers of the opposition to the previous in an industrial subdivision off of 1970s — urged electric customers Sunny skies Francisco, Mondale today planned a when asked about NOW's cull for a 10.000 people and at least once Some 800 workers will be rehired The last strike at the plant was in plans spoke in favor of the Residence Parker Street into seven lots and a to join in a ratepayers boycott to meeting with Jesse Jackson in Kansas woman on the ticket. resulted in police using riot sticks, in the next several weeks, and 1981 and lasted'four days before an' AA application, saying that the density related inland wetlands application. thwart construction of the nuclear City, Mo., before addressing an Mondule Slood by his earlier asser­ tear gas and attack dogs. eventually the labor force will be agreement was reached between allowed under Residence AA regula­ • Approved Clocktower Mill Asso­ plant. NAACP convention. tion that while he would consider a The 16 owners of the Seabrook 4.200. according to utility officials. the union and the companv. on oil exploration to grace holiday tions was more in keeping with the ciates’ plans for lighting and signs at Work on Seabrook's first reactor Officials from both campaigns say woman, he would not guarantee that he plant voted to resume work on the rural character of their neighborhood. apartments on Elm Street. was abruptly halted April 18 in a there is no agenda for the meeting, the would ultimately pick a woman. 75 percent complete Unit 1 reactor Clamshell members believe the By Roz Liston dollar payments," he said. “ We endorse the AA zone change,” • Tabled the plans of developer desperate move by Public Service Sunny skies and warm temperatures are predicted first between the two rivals since "I have learned over the years that under management of New Hamp­ announced startup of work "does United Press International “ There are no independents in Theunis Werkhoven, president of the Barney T. Peterman for a common Co. of New Hampshire — the in town Wednesday when thousands of people are Mondale secured more than enough Democrats are going to do pretty much shire Yankee, a new entity that not constitute a bonafide construc­ the developing nations and thus Southwest Property Homeowners As­ driveway between the Wellsweep Con­ principal owner — to avoid bank­ Lawyers open expected to converge on the grounds of Manchester delegates to nail down a first ballot what they want to do,” Mondale said in takes control away from Public tion restart, (but is) whistles and NEW YO RK - Independent virtually no shallow resources sociation, told the PZC. dominiums on North Main Street and ruptcy. Work is resuming under a Community College for the town’s first fireworks nomination. Jackson is certain to assessing the threat by NOW. Service Co. of New Hampshire, the bells to bolster investor confidence drillers who have developed Amer­ have been discovered,” the Unitar “ This is in keeping with the existing an adjacent apartment building. new management and financing display in eight years. continue his complaints that party “ This is politics," Mondule said. “ I plant's principal owner with a 35.6 to get the huge amount of money ica's shallow oil and gas resources official said. and developing character of the • Tabled an by Mountain Associates plan to ease the financial burden on books again rules cheated him out of convention understand that, but it in no way percent share. they need," Gunter said." will share their lore this summer The National Weather Service forecast calls for neighborhood,” said Eugene Siera- “ But the lesser developed coun­ to subdivide 9.91 acres off of Brich delegates. changes my position.” with officials from 50 countries sunshine and temperatures in the low 90s. kowski, a member of the association. tries should realize that their Mountain Road into five lots. A new poll released Monday indi­ Mondale also made clear, he was M ONTPELIER, Vt. (U P I) - where m ajor oil companies focus shallow resource potential is not Under Residence AA regulations, • And tabled the application of The fireworks display will cap an afternoon and cated that Mondale has a lot of work impre.ssed with Ms. Ferraro and culled The Vermont Supreme <2!ourt has only on larger and deeper fields. two homes per acre are allowed, Jeanette Lesperance for a deferment of Export firm sees gold in Japan there to generate income primar­ ahead if he is to beat President Reagan "a truely impressive leader” in the moved to upgrade legal services In a bid to solve the global energy evening full of events, including a chicken barbecue, compared with the 1.3 per acre allowed ily for the government but to curbs and sidewalks on a West Center in November. A CBS-New York Times party. by ordering lawyers to periodi­ problem by encouraging develop­ band concerts and children’s activities. in a Rural Residence Zone. Street lot. provide the rural population with poll showed that if the election were " I regard Gerry Ferraro as qualified Bv HIdetoshI Sakai right products.” estimate. cally open thei r textbooks — or lose ing nations to tap their own oil and oil and gas." The barbecue will be held from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. and held now. Mondale would lose with 35 and clearly in contention for nomina­ United Press International "We are trying to export to the “ We don’t complain about the their right to practice. gas potential for domestic use, the tickets will be available for $5 each at the event. At the University of Oklahoma, percent of the vote to Reagan's SO tion us vice president,” Mondale said. Far East and Western Europe, not trade deficit," Ouida said, explain­ The high court Friday adopted United Nations Institute for Train­ A number of children’s games — including races, an which has graduated more petro­ percent. She is the second woman to be NEW YORK - "There are 100 to South America nor to East ing that Xport will sponsor eight to rules mandating that lawyers ing and Research is holding the egg and water balloon toss, and a watermelon-eating leum geologists than any other The poll, which had a margin of error interviewed by Mondale for the job. He million reasons to export to Ja­ EuYope. We are exerting 60 per­ 10 sales missions to Japan this complete at least 20 hours of First International Conference on contest — are scheduled from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Court upholds exemption U.S. institution, some of America's of plus or minus 3 percentage points, earlier met with San Francisco Mayor pan," reads the poster. It is not a cent of our efforts to Japan." he ^ar. “ We are trying to change it accredited legal education every Shallow Hydrocarbon Resources Time Was, an “ oldies” band, will perform from 5 to best known independents will indicated Mondale may be helped by a Dianne Feinstein and on Friday has a trade war declaration but the said. DY-wotklng. not by complaining." two years, ^ginning in July 1985. at the University of Oklahoma in 6:30 p.m. and the Governor’s Foot Guard will stage a WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Su­ The court’s action came nearly a conduct sessions on shallow re­ woman running mate by cutting into session slated with Kentucky Guv. slogan of the first U.S. trading In its first year, Xport foresees Xport is one of the export trading "W hile this requirement will by. Norman July 25-August 3. pops concert from 7 to 9 p.m. preme Court today ruled 5-3 that the year after the justices, ruling in a case sources and explain new technolo­ Reagan’s popularity with women, Martha Layne Collins company in the mold of Japan's 1984 sales of somewhere between companies formed following pas­ no means guarantee the compe­ Shallow resources, which usu­ The half-hour aerial fireworks display will begin at federal government cannot be sued for involving Bob Jones University, said it gies to the conference's foreign which is higher than Mondale's. "Sogo Shosha" companies that $5 million and $10 million, a figure sage of the 1982 Export trading tence of all lawyers, it will go a long ally yield only smtill quantities of 9:30 p.m. in back of the Bicentennial Band Shell. granting tax exemptions to racially is illegal under federal law to exempt participants. Mondale is under growing pressure offer a broad range of goods and Ouida sees as "still very, very Company Act. way toward assuring the consumer oil and gas from levels down to Comets, star shells and salutes, whistle shells, segregated private schools. racialy segregated private schools “ We’re promoting energy inde­ to pick a woman running mate. The services. small. The performance of the compan­ that Vermont lawyers are able to 3.000 feet below the earth’s sur­ machine gun shells, floating stars and a variety of The ruling, a victory for the Reagan from federal taxes. pendence with the leading inde­ National Organziation for Wzmen has Xport Port Authority Trading “ In a modest way we will lose ies has been mostly lackluster so provide sound and effective legal face, have been ignored by large other displays will be among the fireworks presented administration, reversed a lower court Writing for the court, Justice Sandra pendents in the Southwest,” said threatened to challenge %'s vice Inside Today Company is trying hard to reverse money on this project for almost far. Some analysts doubt the service, ” Chief Justice Franklin oil companies, said Dr. Joseph by the Vitale Fireworks Display Co. of Pennsylvania. decision that allowed a test case Day O’Connor said the parents did not Dr. Joanne McLin Carlson, the presiddntial choice on the convention 3 the trend in trans-Pacific com­ five years," he said. "But what is Parking for the event is free, but the sponsors urge brought by parents of 25 black children have standing -— the legal right to bring significance of the legislation, Billings, Jr. said. Barnea, director of Unitar’s university’s coordinator of the 20 paoet, 2 Mcliont merce, which has been flowing people to carpool if possible because parking on the in seven states to go to trial. suit — because they did not have a floor unless it is a woman. more important to us now is the saying rules and regulations pre­ A Vermont Bar Association poll energy program. conference and public affairs away from the United States, and it campus will be limited. Entrance to the campus will The Internal Revenue Service and legitimate injury. Ms. Ferraro, a favorite of many of relationship we are. developing viously in separate laws were only taken in January showed 201 Yet these resources are believed director for the $45 million energy A d vic e ...... 12 Obituaric* 10 believes Japan is its No. 1 export with our suppliers.” be permitted either byBidwell Street or the hew the Treasury Department argued To allow such a suit, she wrote, would those pressing for a woman on the CloM lfled...... 10-19 Opinion. 4 put together and that it has been attorneys favored the mandate, to exist in many parts of the world center now under construction. market. Wetherell Street entrance to the parking lot near the successfully that the parents lack legal mean “ a black person in Hawaii could ticket, said she would have no part of Comics...... 8 Peopletolk 2 In exploring export business in used so far mostly by small 146 opposed it and 44 were and could furnish local energy Although large oil companies "A hundred million people are Lowe Building. No traffic will be permitted on the right to file suit because they did not challenge the grant of a tax exemption such a move. Entertainment . . .12 Sports...... 15-17 Japan and elsewhere, Xport is in companies. undecided, according to VBA needs if legislation in most devel­ will present some of the 60 Lottery ...... 2 Television...... 8 there in Japan,'' said Xport project roadway that extends from the old Wetherell Street show they themselves were harmed by to a racially discriminatory school in “ I would not in any way allow my touch with Mitsui and Co., one of But Yoshitaka Sajima, vice president Joseph Frank. Member oping nations did not bar small technical papers on shallow re­ director Herbert Ouida, pointing to entrance past the band shell and new building. the segregated schools. Maine.” name to be placed in nomination as a Japan's "SogoShosha,"orgeneral president of Mitsui and Co. U.S.A. reaction was so diverse the associ­ independent companies from dril­ sources, “ the majors will not play the poster in his office high in New trading companies, “ almost on a Inc., Mitsui's New York-based ation decided not to take a formal ling for shallow deposits, he said. as major a role as the independ­ Y ork’s World Trade Center. "They daily basis,” Ouida said. subsidiary, said it is wrong to positiop, said Frank, who opposed "The United States is the only ents,” she said. The Independent are all ourcustomers, we believe." The Sogo Shosha handle a broad expect much from the law imme­ the measure. country where the legal frame­ Petroleum Association of America Xport, part of the Port Authority range of goods and provide various diately. It has taken 100 years for The high court based its decision work allows a private landowner to is among the conference sponsors. of New York and New Jersey, acts Stunned environmentalists deplore Burford’s return trade-related services — “ one-stop Japan’s Sogo Shosha to become on written comments from lawy­ make an exploration and produc­ “ We want the independents to as a commission agent for domes­ shopping” — for the buyer. what they are now, he said. ers and members of the public, five tion agreement with an independ­ show the experts from 50 countries tic suppliers, most of them small committee. of interest, relaxed enforcement of would bring back a public official legislator from Colorado, Mrs During Asian tours, he said, Sajima said the U.S. economic public hearings and a report from ent,” Barnea said. that there is a very easy solution to Bv Robert Sangeorge be chairwoman of the National The announcement came just environmental standards and who was forced from office in Burford was one of more than 20 and medium-size companies. Xpert’s product managers always recovery has made it more diffi­ an advisory committee headed by The United States has more than United Press International Advisory Committee on Oceans the energy problem if their govern­ sweetheart deals with corporate disgrace,” said Liz Raisback of top EPA officials to resign or be Xport works on "a success basis," stop in Tokyo to discuss sales cult for the new companies to former Gov. Philip Hoff. 15.000 independents with limited and Atmosphere, Reagan an­ one day before Reagan was ments would let small local and scheduled to meet with leaders of polluters. Friends of the Earth. “ It looks.Iike fired from the agency as a result of which means it doesn't receive any opportunities with their counter­ increase "export minds" among "It is clear that at present a funds whose stock-in-trade is ex­ WASHINGTON — Environmen­ nounced Monday. U.S. firms develop shallow oil and five of the nation's most moderate National environmental groups the oceans and atmosphere have the scandal congressional critics money until a sale is made. parts at Mitsui. their prospective suppliers. member of the public'seeking the ploiting shallow oil and gas resour­ talists say President Reagan The committee, an advisory gas resources,’.’ Barnea said. environmental groups at a White immediately expressed outrage at become a political dumping dubbed “ sewergate," because it About 70 New York and New In 1983, U.S.-Japan trade showed One of the aims of the Export assistance of a Vermont lawyer ces that are cheaper to drill and far “ should be ashamed of himself” panel to the National Oceanic and In the hope of spurring foreign House luncheon. The session ap­ Reagan’s appointment. ground." focused on mismanagement of the Jersey manufacturers are cur­ a record $22 billion trade deficit for Trading Company Act is easing has no assurance that the duly easier to find than deposits in for bringing former EPA chief Atmospheric Administration and states to drop barriers against pears to be part of Reagan's recent "Anne Burford has been repu­ “ If Burford is coming back, can E P A 's Superfund toxic waste rently participating in its the United States, almost one-third antitrust restrictions and making licenced attorney he or she con­ deeper fields. Anne B u rfo^ back into his admin­ Congress, deals with a variety of small-scale exploration, special­ effort to soften his image as an diated and he should be ashamed of (James) Watt be far behind?” said cleanup program. program. of the over all U.S. trade deficit of joint ventures an accessible alter­ sults has taken any ... steps to “ In Europe and the developing istration to head a national envir­ issues — many involving coastal ists will discuss how these coun­ opponent of conservationists. himself for appointing her to Chuck Clusen, deputy executive Ouida, vvho supervises day-to- $69 billion. native for U S. businesses. countries all the petroleum resour­ onmental advisory panel. and marine resources such as niaintain competence in the period tries can train drillers, maintain Mrs. Burford left the E P A in another position,” said Diane director of the Wilderness Society, day operations, said it has taken This year could see an even It also allows banks to invest in since that attorney was admitted ces belong to the government, Mrs. Burford, who resigned as oHshore oil leasing. Mrs. Burford Mrs. Burford was named to drilling rigs and tackle the com­ March 1983 with the agency MacEachem of the Sierra Club's referring to Reagan’s controver­ the company two years to search larger $30 billion red ink figure for trading business and provides for administrator of the Environmen­ will not receive a salary, but will be serve for a term expiring July 1, to practice.' said Hoff’s which grants oil and gas leases to plex task of building an internal engulfed in scandal over allega­ Washington office. sial former interior secretary. for “ the right suppliers and the .pthe U nited Spates, exi>ert.s special loan eoaranlee prr>gr,"ins commillcc tal Protection Agency last year given $100 a day in expense money 1987, and will succeed John big oil companies for multimillion- gas network if gas is found. tions of mismanagement, conflicts “ It's unbelievable the president amid a storm of controversy, will for each day she works with the A lawyer and former state Knauss.