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Monday, June 26, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents

Oil spill claims wildlife Hundreds in cleanup in 5 states

By Kevin Galvin The Associated Press

NEWPORT, R.I. - Nearly half a million gallons of oil from a grounded tanker closed beaches and claimed its first wildlife victims, and hundreds of people worked to clean up spills in five states. Beaches were ordered closed today in Rhode Island, and shellfishing was banned off the coast. An undetermined number of oil-covered small lobsters and several birds have been found

dead, state and federal environ­

mental officials said. Since lobsters, flounders, cod and haddock — important to the

region’s fishing industry — are

now laying their eggs, it is the “ worst possible time to expe­ rience an oil spill,’ ’ said Kenneth

Sherman of the National Marine Fisheries Service. Fish can swim away from the oil slick, but larvae do not have that mobility, he said.

Patrick Flynn/Manchaster Harald The Greek-licensed tanker The Associated Press

World Prodigy struck Bretton OIL SPILL CLEANUP — Markis Galford. R.I., Sunday. The World Prodigy hit a GETTING READY — Sarah Malinoski leads a group of Reef at the mouth of Narragan- volunteers through an orientation Saturday at Camp sett Bay on Friday. Gov. Edward left, and Dave Drapeau pick up specially rock on Brenton Reef Friday, spilling Kennedy. The camp will hold a 25th anniversary DiPrete said the captain. lakovis treated cloth used to soak up oil after about 600.000 gallons of home heating Georgudis, admitted he failed to celebration at the Dartmouth Road camp on Wednesday. part of the World Prodigy spill washed oil. wait for a pilot and mistakenly ashore in Newport Harbor in Newport, changed course, sending the ship

toward rocks.

Results of drug tests on Georgu­ Camp Kennedy faced dis and a mate whose name was

not immediately available were

expected by late today, although Fire cripples Soviet sub with new challenges the Coast Guard said drugs or

alcohol were not believed factors By Nancy Pappas town’s Recreation Department, in the accident. By Doug Mellgren down and the submarine was by telephone. Manchester Herald was innovative — one of the first A federal inquiry into the The Associated Press heading east for the Soviet naval The submarine was first spot­ facilities in the East to offer an accident would be convened base in Murmansk under diesel ted by Norwegian aircraft 70 When Camp Kennedy, a recrea­ outdoor camping experience to Tuesday, • Coast Guard Adm. OSLO. Norway — Billowing power. northwest of South Island, which tional facility for mentally handi­ the handicapped. Richard Rybacki said. State smoke, a Soviet nuclear subma­ A Norwegian Northern Defense is part of the northern province of capped youths, opened off Dart­ “ It was great! It’s still great! ’’ rine limped toward port today Command spokesman said the Finnmark. mouth Road 25 years ago, the said Phelps, of South Hawthorne Attorney General James E. O’Neil said he hoped to learn if after a reactor malfunction submarine, with both nuclear and The vessel’s crew fired a rocket camp boasted only a single trail Street, who is 36 and still spends caused a fire aboard. conventional power, apparently and waved off a Norwegian Sea through the woods, a portable two weeks each summer at Camp Georgudis violated state law by approaching too near the bay No casualties or radiation leaks caught fire at about 5 a.m. in the King rescue helicopter to indicate UO toilet, a first aid trailer and a Kennedy. without a pilot. were reported aboard the vessel, Norwegian Sea. it did not want civilian help, said mess tent donated by the National The primitive facilities were which was of a class built in the “We received a telex from Terje B. Lien, an official at the Guard. also not a problem for Harry Elsewhere, contractors clean­ ing up a spill from a Uruguayan 1960s to carry nuclear-tipped Soviet Murmansk rescue central Norway Rescue Coordination But that didn’t bother Bob Smith of Bigelow Street, one of cruise missiles. ... at about 9:45 a m. that said the Center at Bodoe. Phelps and his friends, who were Camp Kennedy’s “ founding fa­ tanker grounded in the Delaware River have hired 255 employees. The Echo II class submarine situtation was under control, the The Echo II class, from the among the first campers to wind thers,” and its first director. He was off northern Norway when crew was in good shape and that early 1960s, is nuclear-powered down the dirt road behind Martin remembers that Kennedy was The state of Delaware also the malfunction occurred. Offi­ there was no danger of a radiation School for six weeks of fun. Camp See SUB FIRE, page 10 See SPILLS, page 10 cials said the reactor was shut leak,” Maj. Arne Skjaerpe said Kennedy, sponsored by the See CAMP, page 10

Europe opens summit Weiss’ dedication, integrity praised on single-market drive By Maureen Leavitt Manchester Herald By Maureen Johnson “ There is no point in hiding the The Associated Press fact alt these issues strike at tlie About 300 friends, co-workers heart of national decision­ and family members honored MADRID, Spain — Leaders of making,” Lord Plumb, president retiring Town Manager Robert B. of the European Parliament, the 1 the 12 European Economic Com­ Weiss during a dinner at The munity nations today began a EEC’s legislature, said in a Colony restaurant in Vernon two-day summit to tackle the speech to the summit. Saturday. tough issues that threaten to stall Prime Minister Felipe Gon­ For more than two hours, their drive for creating a single zalez of Spain, who holds the speakers sometimes roasted European-wide market by late rotating presidency, welcomed Weiss for his frugality and his 1992. each leader in the lobby of a mediocre game of . But Britain appeared bent on block­ modern convention center, be­ more often than not. they over­ ing radical plans for a single decked with flags and decorated whelmingly praised Weiss for 23 currency and central bank and with a brightly colored mosaic by years of devotion to his career there were signs that the econom­ Spanish artist Joan Miro. and dedication to his family. ically powerful West Germans British officials said Thatcher, Written commendations came would accept a compromise. now criticized within her Conser­ from as high as President Bush, But as the meeting started, vative Party for her often- and as far away as South British Prime Minister Margaret combative stance toward the Berwick, Maine, where Weiss V Thatcher appeared isolated on served as town manager for four the second major issue — a See SUMMIT, page 10 years as the fledgling manager- % proposed social charter guaran­ council form of government was teeing workers’ rights, including taking hold in the 1940s. representation on company TODAY Master of ceremonies William boards. R. Johnson jokingly challenged The EEC leaders plunged im­ former mayors and other politi­ mediately into behind-doors ne­ Index cians who have worked closely gotiations on the monetary plan, with Weiss over the years to 20 pages, 2 sections Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald trying to avoid a confrontation expose some skeletons of Weiss’ over the sensitive issue behind Business. ,17 Natlon/World j 6-7 past, but there were no real FAREWELL DINNER — Gloria Weiss, for a dinner honoring Weiss for his 23 the dispute — member-states Classified _ 18-20 Obituaries------2 takers. David Johnston and retiring Town years as town manager. Johnston is a yielding national sovereignty as Com ics_____ 16 Opinion------8 Childhood friend David B. Manager Robert B. Weiss arrive at The longtime friend. the community heads toward Focus— 9 People 9 See WEISS, page 10 Colony restaurant in Vernon Saturday dropping all trade barriers in Local/State Sports------11-14 three years. ______2-5,10 Television____ 15 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, June 26, 1989 — 3 2 _ MANCHESTER HERALD Monday. June 26. 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J About Town Police Roundup Tick talk j : Weight club to meet n , Columbia men arrested Lyme disease reports Manchester WATES. Women's Association to im* COVENTRY — Three Columbia men were Enjoy Slimming, will meet Tuesday at 72 E. Center arrested Sunday in connection with the spray St. Weigh-in will be at 6:15 p.m. A funny money painting of pictures on the bridge on Parker Bridge can create near-panic u auction will follow. New members are welcome. Road, police said. Kenneth E. Young. 23. and Troy Tasker, 20. and :N John R. Abell. 20, were arrested, police said. All DANBURY (AP) - News Depression discussed three were charged with third-degree criminal reports about the spread of Lyme mischief, police said. disease and the danger of the “Practically anyone Depression Anonymous, a support group for those They were each released on $100 non-surety bond f illness’ going undiagnosed have with any symptom suffering from depression meets every Tuesday at and are scheduled to appear in Rockville Superior generated near-panic among 6:30 p.m. at the Lowe Program Center at Court July 11. some state residents, according thinks they have Lyme Manchester Community College. The group follows to some experts. disease.” the 12-step program modeled after Alcoholics “I talked to a Westport woman Anonymous. 'There are no dues or fees. For more Sexual assault arrest who said she was afraid to leave — Dr. Jerry Green N information, call Marie B.. 644-9046. 'I i A 30-year-old Manchester man, Oscar F. Araiza. her house," says Joe Maisano, extension agent with the Connec­ of 791 Main St., was arrested early Friday on a “People are talking ‘Kinderfun’ registration charge of fourth-degree sexual assault, police said. ticut Cooperative Extension Ser­ A woman told police the incident began when she vice, which is fielding increased about it, that’s for calls about Lyme disease this The YWCA is now holding registration for was vacuuming the hallway of the apartment sure.” Kinderfun for the 1989-90 school year. Kinderfun is a complex at 791 Main St., late Thursday and a man year. state-licensed, non-profit YWCA child care kinder­ approached her and pinned her against a wall. Concern that youngsters might — Cathy Setterlin garten program designed to meet the needs of The woman was able to flee to her apartment and be exposed to the disease-bearing families with children in the morning kindergarten call police. tick caused a teacher in the session. Bus transportation is provided from Araiza denied any involvement in the incident, Torrington school district to Manchester public schools to the YWCA Nutmeg police said. He was held on a $1,000 surety bond and cancel a scheduled class hike hazards outside. This is one to add branch. 78 North Main St. Kinderfun is open 11:30 was scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior through the Eliot Pratt Education to that and certainly one to be a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Call Court today. Center in New Milford. educated about.” 647-1437, for more information. 1, *^""' ] “Practically anyone with any Though Lyme disease is a daily symptom thinks they have Lyme conversation topic, it does not The Atsoclatad Pratt Two face drug charges disease,” says Dr. Jerry Green, a seem to have had an effect on the Patrick Flynn/Manchestsr Herald Danbury rheumatologist. No fish during July Police arrested two Manchester residents early number of people using the CELEBRATION — Members of the The town held a parade to celebrate its SLOW MORNING — Cookie Bartosewicz of Plainville at the Cheney Homestead on Hartford Road. The show News reports heated up with center, she says. The American Legion Post 102 has announced Melha Shriner group motor down Main 250th anniversary. Saturday on drug charges, police said. the weather, saying that Lyme there will be no fish dinners during the month of Richard M. Tyska, 34, and Virginia Jones, 28, both waits for customers to view the antiques she had on was sponsored by the Manchester Historical Society. disease was sweeping across the Patricia Christgau, executive July. Fish night will resume Friday. Aug. 4, from 6 Street of Stockbridge, Mass. Saturday. of 40 Woodhill Road, were charged with possession display at the Outdoor Antiques Show and Sale Saturday country and warning in dire director of the Flanders Nature to 8 p.m. of cocaine, possession of less than four ounces of terms that the disease can go Center, reports a similar situa­ marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia, undiagnosed and do serious harm tion. ‘"rhere has been a lot more police said. to the joints and nervous system. tick-awareness than there has Lutz hosts Boston trip Obituaries Tyska was additionally charged with driving “People are talking about it, been Lyme disease in this partic­ while intoxicated, police said. States gear up for smog crackdown that’s for sure,” says Cathy ular area.” The Lutz Children's Mu.seum is sponsoring a The arrest occured while police were on a routine family bus trip to the Boston Museum of Science on Setterlin, executive director of The Flanders Center is also in Memorial Funeral Home. 20 ter; his former wife, Sandra patrol through a Main Street parking lot about 2 the Pratt center. July 15. The museum has over 400 participatory William R. Stewart Jr. combine with nitrogen oxides — a of the state’.s testing sites, had the an area where there is little Bonair Ave., Newington, with a Lassen of Manchester; his par­ a.m. HARTFORD (AP - To help Management. second-highe.st levels of ozone in Lost in the story of the myste­ evidence of disease-bearing deer exhibits. The cost of the trip for museum members Mass of Christian burial at 10 ents, Anita (Nylin) Durocher of The two suspects were released on $500 bonds, product of combu.stion — to form is $26 for adults (age 14 and over), and $24 for William R. Stewart Jr., 47, of reduce the amount of smog Beginning June 30. gasoline at the region, twice the health limit. rious, underdiagnosed malady ticks, but the staff there routinely Newington, died Sunday (June 25, a.m. at the Church of the Holy Storrs, with whom he lived, and police said. hanging over the Northeast, major storage facilities must ozone, a respiratory irritant and are the facts that most cases are warns visitors to take precau­ children: for nonmembers, $29 for adults and $27 for Spirit, Newington. Burial will be Verner W. Nylin of Vernon; two the main component of smog. There were 627 violations at children. The fee includes museum admission, 1989) at Hartford Hospital. He Connecticut and other states are meet new standards for volatility recording testing sites, up from easily cured, and that simple tions against tick bites. “We know was the husband of Carol (Dai­ in Village Cemetery, Wethers­ sisters, Cynthia (Gstell) Ker­ preparing to impose tougher The standard is being imposed preventive measures can sharply the threat is there,” says Christ­ planetarium show and an Omni Theater show titled field. Calling hours are today shaw of Cromwell, and Frances — the rate at which gasoline by environmental officials in 289 in 1987 and 131 in 1986. “To the Limit " Departure from the Lutz Children's ley) Stewart and the brother of standards to reduce gasoline evaporates. The reduction is Despite cooler weather this cut the chances of getting it. gau, "so we ask people to tuck Donald A. Stewart and Mary S. from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. N. Routabush of Ellicott City, vapor emissions in the summer Connecticut. Massachusetts. Lyme disease was identified by their trousers into their socks and Museum will be at 8 a.m. and arrival back to the Young, both of Manchester. Md.; and several nieces and Public Meetings intended to eliminate up to 20 New Jersey. Rhode Island and year, the federal ozone standard Lutz will be 6 p.m. Call 643-0949. for more months. percent of the roughly 1 million already has been exceeded three Dr. Allen Steere, of Yale Univer­ to check themselves carefully He is also survived by a son, nephews. . sity, in 1975, who found cases near after coming indoors.” information. Gregory P. Nylin •The funeral will be Tuesday The new regulations are ex­ tons of unburned hydrocarbons times in the region including once David P. Stewart of Newington; that automobiles and other sour­ Last summer was the Nor­ Old Lyme, Conn. two daughters, Diane L. Stewart, Gregory P. Nylin, 32, of Storrs, (June 27,1989) at 11 a.m. at South Meetings scheduled for tonight; pected to result in “the largest theast region’s smoggiest. and in Hartford. The disease, which is caused by Directors of summer camps and Caroline E. Stewart, both of formerly of Manchester and United Methodist Church, 1226 hydrocarbon reduction that ces from New Jersey to Maine the federal health standard for About 25 percent of all vapor a spiral-shaped bacterium, is operated by the Boy Scouts of release into the air each year emissions occur during vehicle America Fairfield County Coun­ Lifeguard course offered Newington; two brothers, James Middletown, died Saturday (June Main St. Burial will be at the M anchester we’ve ever been abletoachieve.” ozone was violated throughout spread by ticks found on deer, A. Stewart of Windsor, and 24, 1989) at his home. He was born convenience of the family. Cal­ said Michael J. Bradley, execu­ between May 1 and Sept. 15. the region, including, for the fir.st operation in hot weather. V'ehi- mice and other mammals. cil, based in Norwalk, and the A new lifeguard training course will be offered at Robert E. Stewart of Ansonia; in Manchester on Sept. 18, 1956, ling hours ere today from 7 to 9 Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. tive director of Northeast States cles have devices to absorb Girl Scout Council of Southwest­ Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing In the presence of strong time. Vermont. Like many health officials and Globe Hollow pool for two weeks in August. The and several nieces and nephews. raised in Manchester, and gradu­ p.m. at the Holmes Funeral for Coordinated Air Use sunlight, hydrocarbon vapors Stafford and Middletown, two unburnt fumes from gasoline directors of parks, nature pre­ ern Connecticut, based in Wilton, course will run from Aug. 7 to 18 from 9 a.m. to noon. He was predeceased by a sister, ated from Manchester High Home, 400 Main St. room, 7 p.m. tanks and engines But the report hearing talk about the Commission on the Aging, Senior Citizens’ serves, summer camps and out­ Participants must be at least 15 years of age and Virginia A. Buonano. School in 1974. Memorial donations may be vapor-recovery systems, de­ door recreation facilities in the disease almost daily, but camp pass a swimming skills test as a prerequisite. They The funeral will be Tuesday at He is survived by a daughter, made to the church or to a charity Center, 7;30 p.m. signed for lower-volatility gaso­ area, the Pratt center’s staff is reservations have not been must also have a current American Red Cross 9; 15 a.m. at the Newington Jessica Ann Nylin of Manches­ of the donor's choice. Tandems overcome opposition, line. are overwhelmed when the attempting to deal with concerns aflected. Standard First Aid certificate and a current A ndover fuel becomes more volatile with about Lyme disease by educating “We’re not seeing anything American Red Cross Adult CPR certificate or Recreation Commission, Town Office Building. 8 the higher temperatures of the public about its symptoms negative,” says Rick Tuchman, acquire them before graduating from the lifeguard p.m. summer. As a result , they release and treatment, and by stressing senior district executive of the training course. The cost for the course is $25 per Deaths Elsewhere have near-perfect safety mark hydrocabons into the prevention. Boy Scout Council. “What we’re person which includes books. Register at the Park environment. Bolton Although staff members there seeing is positive — an awareness and Recreation office, 397 Porter St., between 8:30 DANBURY (AP) - Tandem required to drive a tandem in System Inc. terminal in Water- Vapors also are emitted when a have found no evidence of Lyme- of how treatable this disease is.’’ Public Building Commission. Community Hall a m. and 4:30 p.m.. Monday through Friday, Steven D. Hassenfeld air. trailer trucks sparked a fire­ Connecticut, and national haulers bury. He noted that the two vehicle is refueled, when it is shut disease carrying ticks in the area. Health officials in some towns But she was dismissed from the Florence C. Paterno fireplace room. 7;30 p.m. storm of protest from state say as much as 95 percent of the trailers in a tandem rig offer off and when it stands in hot “We’re not ignoring the prob­ are attempting to fine-tune their NEW YORK (AP) - Toy airwaves in Rome because she STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) officials who saw them as a freight they ship goes by tandem. about 4.000 square feet of cargo weather and gasoline expands in lem,” she says. “But there are public education efforts by keep­ Red Sox outing open executive Steven D. Hassenfeld, made changes to propaganda — Florence C. Paterno, mother of Coventry serious threat to motorists on The double trailers give haul­ space, while a single van holds its tank. Emissions also occur other things we have to be careful ing close tabs on the presence of chairman and chief executive commentaries. In 1937, threa­ Penn State University’s football steering Committee. Town Office Building, 7; 30 crowded state highways when ers additional capacity that can about 3.200 square feet. during transfer of gasoline at about too, like bee stings and infected mice and ticks within There are still a few seats available on the Boston officer of Hasbro Inc., died of tened with arrest, she was coach Joe Paterno, died Sunday p.m. they first rolled into Connecticut save up to 25 percent in costs. “Eventually we’re going to storage facilities. poison ivy. There are all sorts of their borders. Red Sox bus trip July 27. sponsored by the town Park pneumonia and a heart attack smuggled onto an ocean liner. at a nursing home. She was 92. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office six years ago. “For every four loads that you phase out all the vans,” Koch and Recreation Department. The bus will leave the Sunday. He was 47 years old. In New York, she hosted Paterno, who loved watching Building, 7;30 p.m. pull, you save one driver’s said, referring to trucks with a Mahoney Recreation Center at 5 p.m. The cost is $22 Hassenfeld died at Columbia Metropolitan Opera performan­ Penn State football games, But since then, their safety record has been nearly perfect. salary,” Kotce said. single trailer. His company, the per person. For more information, call 647-3089. Presbyterian Hospital, said Has­ ces and became one of the few moved to State College in 1982 “You do get a lot more freight nation’s fourth-largest hauler, bro spokesman Wayne Charness. fenyile commentators to have her from , where she “They’ve been on the road in there,” said Alan Koch, branch ships 90 percent of its freight by He had been hospitaiized four own show. She worked at WQXR and her husband, the late Angelo more than five years now. and we manager of the ABF Freight tandem truck, he said. July blood drive slated weeks ago. from 1939 to 1946, when the station Lafayette Paterno, raised three Current Quotations haven’t had one complaint yet — The Connecticut Valley East Branch of the Hassenfeld joined the toy com­ stopped using solo children. not one.” said Richard Tourville. Greater Hartford chapter of the American Red pany in 1964 and was named commentators. director of motor carrier services Cross, will hold a blood drive July 6 from 1:30 to 6:30 executive vice president of mar­ After her radio career, she “This isn’t the way God wanted it.” — Philip at the state Department of p.m. at the Army and Navy Club. 1090 Main St. Call keting and elected to the board of taught propaganda analysis at Solsky, a neighbor of 72-year-old Max Kowalski, an Transportation. “And I get a 643-5111 for more information. directors in 1968. He became Columbia University, lectured Auschwitz survivor who was beaten and stabbed to complaint here every time a '•STAYING PVT?'* president in 1974 and chairman in and wrote several books, includ­ Births death in New York City after confronting a man he trucker changes lanes too fast. 1980. ing, “I Am My Beloved; the Life had accused of scrawling a swastika on his door. But not about the doubles. 'Then you are among the thousands of homeowners ik|m Golf lessons offered Born in Providence, R.I., Has­ of Anita Garibaldi.” Amazing.” INDOW have decided to "STAY P U T and remodel their l a r ^ senfeld was generally credited PIERCE, Heather Lynn, “The really frightening aspect of this report is it "The accident rate is far single investment - their home of ^'lO-lS or more yctmi. Registration is now taking place at the Park and with building the Pawtucket, daughter of Arthur W. and Lisa proves how little we know about the AIDS Our total exterior remodeling c o n ^ r w ill proiea your Recreation Department, 397 Porter St., for golf Lonnlie A. Bassett better” with the tandem trucks EVERGREEN LAWNS ANNOUNCES THEIR NEW place R.I.-based toy company into one Willett Pierce Jr. of 103 Bretton epidemic.” — Rep. , D-Ore., on a study than counterparts with one investment while adding value to it. lessons. Classes will begin July 19 and will run for a of the world's largest toy WASHINGTON (AP) - Lonnie Road, was born May 16 at that says federal officials are underestimating the MAINTENANCE PROGRAM SERVING RESIDENTIAL four-week session. The lessons will be held at the A. Bassett, secretary-treasurer trailer, Tourville said. He noted m manufacturers. Manchester Memorial Hospital. spread of AIDS. AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES Torzas's Driving Range Wednesdays from 5 to 6 of the Sheet Metal Workers’ that trucking firms tend to assign Her maternal grandmother is their more experienced drivers to ’’STAYING PUT” SPECIALS p.m. For more information, call 647-3089, from 8:30 International Association, AFL- Rosemary Kenyon of 16 Wilfred SERVICE INCLUDES: a m. to 4:30 p.m.. Monday through Friday. Lisa Sergio CIO, died Saturday in New York tandems, because the companies Road. Her paternal grandparents > •MOWING WASHINGTON (AP) - Lisa of a heart attack. He was 62. are Arthur and Nancy Pierce of 73 "have a lot more to lose” should VINYL REPLACEMENX Give any size room the feeling of • there be an accident. •LANDSCAPING Sergio, a radio commentator who Bassett died on his return from Lockwood St. ______•SPRING AND FALL CLEANUP WINDOWS increased space...at a fraction of the Pinochle scores posted fled Mussolini's Itaiy and whose Denmark, where he was serving Ken Kotce, manager of the as a delegate to the International TOMPKINS, Jeffrey Walter, •PRUNING COMPLETELY INSTALLED Here are the scores from the Manchester Senior opinions were aired on New Winning numbers drawn Saturday in New Yellow Freight System terminal . cost of an addition with a York's WQXR and other U.S. Metalworkers’ Federation, the son of Carlos C. and Victoria in Danbury said the double rigs — CALL: 649-8667 Pinochle Club, which played June 22 at the Army union said Sunday. Ferguson Tompkins of Stafford England; tilt in Cor Bow or Bay Window and Navy Club: Sam Schors, 702 points; Elenora radio stations, died of a heart Connecticut daily: 485. Play Four: 6672. two 28-foot trailers pulled by a Beautifying Connecticut Landscapes Since 1972 J . / ^ UpU3?0UJ. —«y ebining attack Thursday at her home. She The native joined the Springs, was born June 1 at single tractor — actually ma- Morna, 678 points; Ada Rojas, 659 points; Helena Washington-based sheet metal Manchester Memorial Hospital. Massachusetts daily; 2999. Gavello, 655 points; Sol Cohen, 629 points; Lillian was 84. Massachusetts Megabucks: 3, 5, 10, 16, 24, 26. nuever better than the old 45-foot Known as “the golden voice of workers’ international office in His maternal grandparents are COMPLETE LINE OF •^STAYING PUT" VINYL Carlson, 608 points; Mike Haberern, 604 points; 1961. In 1970 he became director Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Ferguson Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) single trailers. 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Kristin Donnelly, Sian Duncan, Sarah Joseph Gorman — Plymouth Stote Memorial Scholarships — Peter Bar- Terl McGehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip It’s not just their appetite that Hennioan, Carla lezzi, Keosamone College Scholarship. tok, Bridget Murphy. Bidders jam auction for luxury condos “ It’s nice to know that bats are Keovilay, Eric Kubic, Eric Passmore, Erin Hageorty — Vlllanova Univer­ Edward C. Hinchllff Jr. Memorial McGehan Jr. of Manchester, graduated recently finally getting some good public­ makes bats valuable. Their feces, Kirk RIngbloom, Jomes Ruel, Kimberly sity Scholarship. Scholarship — Colleen Lorenc. StanIzzI from Endicott College, Beverly, Mass., with an or guano, is excellent fertilizer Shook, Marchann Sinatra, Kathryn Ann Horrlgan — Marlborough Scho- Corene Jones Memorial Scholarship ity,” he said. “ They’re just Smith, JamesTatro, Heidi Towle, Jewel lorshlp. Intern Grant Manchester Po­ — Karen Sevich. gets M.A. associate’s degree. TRUMBULL (AP) - More “ This has been his dream for auctioned because they did not meeting the codes. amazing little creatures, but and is important to the agricultu­ White. lice Dept. David T. Kelly Memoial Scholarship She was on the dean’s list for the spring semester than a thousand bargain-hunters many years,” Esther Momtaheni meet local and state building and Town officials said they would people tend to see them as less ral economies of numerous third- PTO Citizenship Award — Grade 7: Stephen Igoe — Music Dept. Univer­ — Deborah Krist. and on the varsity tennis team. Andrew Brindisi, Kendra Ammann, sity of Rhode Island Scholarship. Liberty Bank for Savings Award — John L. Stanizzi of poured into a hotel here to place said. She said she had only seen fire codes. Kerschner and the issue the certificates, which are desirable because of a whole body world countries. Tons of it are Kelly Wooldridge. Kristen KozIckI — Lavae Industrial Stacey Dann. Coventry recently re­ bids on luxury condominiums in the unit 20 minutes before they state Fire Marshal’s Office have needed to legally occupy a of myth and misinformation.” mined each year from caves in Grode 8: Joseph Morlarty, Chris­ Scholarship. Margaret Hammond La Presto Mem­ ceived a master of arts arrived at the auction, but that the Southwest and it can be topher Spodacclnl, Shira Springer. Jodi LeBrun — Brlorwood College orial Award — Karen Bushev. Graduates with honors the state’s first major real estate recently come to an agreement housing unit, if the work meets Bats are not rodents, as many Grade 9: Seth M orabito, Am y Scholarship. Charles F. Malecky Memorial Scho­ degree in liberal studies auction. her husband had seen it a week that allows the developer to the specifications worked out believe. They aren’t blind and purchased via the more tony AAlzoras. Domenic LIppolls — Manchester larship — Wendy SImes. at Wesleyan University. Steven M. Kahaner, son of Elaine and Harvey before. install sprinklers and other safety gardening catalogs for about $2 Jonathan Ellis Science Award — Eric Scholarship Foundation. Marlborough Community Arts Scho­ Forty-seven s'horefront con­ between the state and the they aren’t major carriers of Kubic. Maureen Long — Times Mirror larship — Donna Nichols. Middletown. He also Kahaner of 239 Ludlow Road, has graduated with dominium units at the Four The lowest bid — $138,000 for a equipment in the units as a way of developer. rabies. per pound. Scott and Stephen Adams Art Awards Scholarship. Marlborough Education Association holds a bachelor of arts honors from the National Law Institute, the law Beaches condo in East Haven two-bedroom unit listed for — Beth Davey, Derrick DembowskI, Teresa Luetlen — Purchasing Man­ Scholarship — Douglas Chapmon. Erik Nielsen and David Wllk. agers Association. Marlborough Gorden Club Scholar­ d e g r e e from that school of George Washington University. Washing­ were sold for an average of 64 $219,900 — was also the last bid. Christa McAulItte Social Studies Kevin Lynch — L.F. Blssell Scholar­ ship — Sandy Arnold. university. ton, D.c. percent of their list price during Prices came down dramatically Strano Real Estate is Award — Amy Durato. ship, Elks Scholarship, National Merit Marlborough Junior Women's Club Stanizzi has been poet He was a 1982 honors graduate of Manchester Sons ot the American Revolution FInollst, Robert C. Byrd Honors Scho­ Scholarship — Susan Pelletier. Sunday’s auction, which at­ as the prime units were sold, moving to a new home. Good Citizenship Award — Daryl larship, Vernon Junior Women's Club. Marlborough Lions Club Scholarship in residence in the Mid­ Renee M. Logan High School and graduated cum laude from Tufts tracted so many people it had to Kerschner said. Richard. Maura MacDonald — Connecticut — Donna Nichols. dletown public schools University, Medford, Mass., in 1986. For 11 years we've been Johns Hopkins University Talented Scholastic Achievement Grant, Na­ Marlborough Tri-M Club Scholarship be moved from the hotel’s bal­ A crowd estimated by auction STRANO REAL ESTATE Youth Program — Jeffrey Belcher, tional Merit Letter ot Commendation, — Susan Pelletier. since 1982. He has also been poet in residence at While at the National Law Institute he was a lroom to its parking lot. officials at more than a thousand helping homeowners in Andrew Brindisi, David Callahan, Jef­ Merrill Lynch Scholarship. Patricia Mulligan Memorial Scholar­ Manchester Community College, a participating member of the Law Review; a member of Phi Alpha frey Crockett, Kirby Horan, Sean Kevin Mack — National Merit Letter ship — Rebecca Backmender. “ I elected to stop the bleeding. I packed into the hotel’s ballroom, the Manchester area. Jackson, Thomas Kelley, Jay Kraw- of Commendation. Florence Louise Phelps Memorial poet in Gilford’s “ Poet’s Day’’ for the past two Delta, a national law fraternity: and was president am not sure I would go through while hundreds more people IS MOVING Colleen Madden — Catholic Univer­ Scholarship — Dawn Wagner. of the International Law Society. lewskl, Amy Loehtelm, Mark Miner, years, and his poetry has been published widely. with it (the auction) again packed adjacent hallways. Whether buying or selling Michael Molchan, Sharon Rockow. sity Scholarship, Connecticut Gamma Ernest J. Reed Scholarships — M ork He has published an article based on a decision Honor roll award to students on the Society, L.F. Blssell Scholarship. Elks McClonan, Thomas Krueger. because of the deep discounts,” Trumbull Deputy Fire Mar­ we can make it happen! RHAM Class 0(1960 Award— Tamara handed down by the District of Columbia Circuit honor roll during every grading period Scholorship, National Merit Letter ot said Stephen Kerschner of Nor­ shall Robert Pescatore stopped during 1988-89 — Grade 7: Kendra Commendation, Vernon Junior Grvbko. Graduates cum laude Court of Appeals. Come see us in our W om en's Club. RHAM Community Organization walk, the condominium’s the auction, saying the large Ammann, Felllcia Avers, Carrie Best, He will be practicing with the taw firm of Reed Mara Breen, Andrew Brindisi, Dollar Kimberly Magoon — Elms College Award — Jennifer Spica. Katharine A. Pappas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. developer. number of people were a fire beautiful new home! Chanthavone, Susan Conklin, Heather Grant, Cordner Scholarship. RHAM Education Association Scho­ Michael Pappas of 8 Harvard Road, graduated cum and Priest in New York City. 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Marlborough Volunteer Fire Depart­ Mary-Claire Golub, Robin Jendrzeic­ Jennifer DeMarco — Mancyester ment — Mark McClanan. zvk, Jellene LaRocaue, Mary Matre. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 26. 1989 — 7 « _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 26. 1989 Spread of AIDS Nuclear plant shut down NATION SEABROOK, N.H. (AP) - Federal NATION & WORLD ______inspectors told three Seabrook nuclear J is underestimated, plant officials to shut down the reactor before the directive was obeyed, accord­ WORLD ing to the Nuclear Regulatory Senators up for re-election cut travel, study shows Commission. GAO report says Cuba given ‘stab in back’ But Noel Dudley, senior NRC inspector at the plant, denied that agency officials HAVANA, Cuba (A P) - The defense had to grab anyone to get a response, as WASHINGTON (AP) - Sena­ culled the data from 1988 Senate prevent privately funded travel. paign weapon in 1990,” said —Eighteen traveled on fewer 24 trips; J. James Exon of minister told a military tribunal Sunday WASHINGTON (A P ) - A pected today to announce appro­ alleged by a Seabrook critic. tors facing re-election in 1990 financial disclosure reports filed "Many of these junkets are Ornstein, unless the travel has privately paid trips in 1988 than in Nebraska, 23 trips, J. Bennett that a decorated war hero charged with report today that federal officials val of a drug to treat an eye Rep. Edward Markey, D-Mass., said have cut down on privately last month. designed to give lobbyists the caused a senator to miss votes. 1987, while 10 increased their Johnston of Louisiana, 21 trips; aiding the world’s most notorious cocaine are underestimating the spread infection in AIDS patients that Friday NRC Chairman Lando Zech and financed travel that sometimes Senators are required to list all chance to fraternize with law­ "You ’re going to have much travel and five had the same Sam Nunn of Georgia, 21 trips; ring gave Cuba a “ stab in the back.” of AIDS raises questions about can lead to blindness, according other commission officials told him an takes them to pricey resorts, reimbursed travel expenses to­ makers, frequently at pricey more luck slamming a guy for number of trips in both years. The and Republicans Mark Hatfield Gen. Raul Castro, brother of President the nation’s ability to cope with to sources who spoke on condition NRC inspector grabbed a plant operator according to a study of financial taling at least $250. The lawmak­ resorts, and provide special inter­ doing it on public expense than at ratio becomes 18-9 in favor of of Oregon, 24 trips, and Alan K. Fidel Castro, spoke during the presentation the crisis, say congressmen who of anonymity. before Thursday’s unplanned shutdown. u disclosures. ers were not surveyed on why the est groups with yet another the expense of private interests,” reduced travel when Sens. Wil­ Simpson of Wyoming, 21 trips. of charges against Division Gen. Arnaldo are monitoring the epidemic. The drug, ganciclovir, has been The Boston Sunday Globe reported The group, comprising almost number of trips dropped. opportunity to gain access and Ornstein said. "The public reac­ liam Armstrong, D-Colo., and Ochoa Sanchez at the first session of a Public Citizen found that all A General Accounting Office widely available for several details of the shutdown based on inter­ a third of the Senate, took 179 While legal, the trips leave influence with members of Con­ tion is, ’We don’t give a damn if Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., are tribunal of honor hearing the case. senators took more than 1,100 report says the number of AIDS months to AIDS patients with the views with Dudley, plant officials and privately financed trips in 1988 members in potential conflicts of gress,” said Joan Claybrook, it’s taken out of special interests, subtracted from the list. Both Ochoa is alleged to have had a three-year privately financed trips during cases expected to be diagnosed eye infection, cytomegalovirus others. The shutdown, on the 10th day of compared with 223 in 1987. interest involving special interest head of Congress Watch’s parent but don’t take it out of our have announced their retirement. involvement with Colombia’s Medellin the 100th Congress, led by John over the next three years has retinitis, under a special FDA Such travel — usually paid for groups that are pushing for group. Public Citizen. pockets.’ ” low-power tests at the $6 billion plant, —The gap in the number of Breaux, D-La. with 37; Orrin G. been undercounted by as much as category that allows distribution drug cartel. prompted the NRC to suspend further by corporate and trade associa­ passage or defeat of legislation. Thurber said there were few But in his speech, Gen. Castro said Ochoa trips is greater, 164 in 1988 Hatch, R-Utah, 34; Alan Cran­ one-third by the Centers for of promising drugs to the gravely tests pending a review. tions — has been severely critic­ The invitations often include Those who traveled frequently, studies on voters’ reaction to also was involved in the smuggling of ivory compared with 223 in 1987, ston, D-Calif., 33; Dale Bumpers, Disease Control. ill while safety and effectiveness Massachusetts Attorney General James ized this year by members of airfare, several days at a resort however, probably have little to congressional trips, but added it and diamonds — a new revelation in the without Sen. James A. McClure, D-Ark., 30 and Majority Leader “ The really frightening aspect research continues. Shannon said he will ask an NRC appeal Congress and private or top-of-the-line hotel, and ex­ fear from the voters, according to was his “ gut reaction” that the biggest scandal to rock Cuban power R-Idaho, who listed no trips in George Mitchell, D-Maine, 29. of this report is it proves how little board to stop the tests until safety issues organizations. penses for a spouse. two political scientists, Norman trips “ play almost no role in the About 20 percent of AIDS circles in 30 years of communist rule. 1987 and 15 in 1988. we know about the AIDS epi­ The Associated Press study of Task forces in both houses are Ornstein associated with the way they evaluate the perfor­ Senators who did not accept patients develop the eye infec­ for full-power operation are reviewed. demic,” Rep. Ron Wyden, D- Plant spokesmen said neither the plant 33 senators was based on travel considering whether to eliminate American Enterprise Institute mance of a member of —Six senators facing re- privately paid travel during the tion. Syntex Corp. of Palo Alto, Ore., said Sunday. He and Reps. nor the public was endangered. statistics compiled on the full speaking honoraria in return for a and James A. Thurber of Ameri­ Congress.” election were among the top IS period were Sens. , Calif., will market the drug under , D-Mich., and Henry Bradley to be sworn in Senate by Congress Watch, an congressional pay raise, but an can University. The AP found that among those privately financed travelers in D-Texas; Robert Byrd, D-W.Va.; the name Cytovene. Waxman, D-Calif., requested the organization founded by consu­ end of those fees — up to $2,000 per “ I don’t think it will be a whose current six-year terms are the Senate. They are Democrats John Danforth, R-Mo.; Humph­ The GAO evaluated 13 national LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mayor Tom Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, rey and Jay Rockefeller, D-W. Va. study. mer advocate Ralph Nader that speech — would not necessarily rievnct-itingly effective cam­ winding down: forecasts of the cumulative Bradley prepared to be sworn in Friday for Rebels attack villagers “ When these projections of number of AIDS cases through an unprecedented fifth term, but investiga­ AIDS cases go awry, it under­ MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Commu­ the end of 1991 and found a range tions into his finances and ethics are putting mines research, destroys the nist rebels attacked anti-Marxist villagers of predictions from 85,000 to The Associated Press a damper on party plans. validity of our plans for taking at a church in a remote village and killed at 750,000 cases. The report looked The inaugural party, to be held on the Grand jury foreman care of AIDS victims and conveys least 39 people, including women and only at the number of potential QUEEN IN COURT — Leona south lawn of City Hall, is expected to be “ a a false sense of confidence to our children, officials said today. AIDS cases, not the number of Helmsiey, president of the Helms- day of celebration and at the same time fellow citizens that the AIDS Two of the dead — a Protestant lay leader people who test positive for the ley Hotels chain, poses with her reflection.” said Bill Chandler, a mayoral says Chappaquiddick epidemic is under control,” spokesman. and his brother — were beheaded during AIDS-causing human immunode­ Wyden said. husband, real estate magnate Harry the incident, which occurred Sunday at a ficiency virus but show no symp­ In April’s non-partisan primary, he The GAO, in a report being B. Helmsiey, in New York. Jury United Church of Christ chapel in Rano, on toms of AIDS. defeated City Councilman Nate Holden released today, estimated that selection was to begin today in the with 52 percent of the vote, just enough to Mindanao island about 640 miles southeast covered up in 1969 300.000 to 480,000 Americans will Projections of the spread of federal tax-evasion trial of the avoid a general election. of Manila. have been diagnosed with AIDS acquired immune deficiency syn­ Bradley was expected to soar past At least eight people were wounded, 69-year-old Mrs. Helmsiey and two officials said. The military said the death NEW YORK (AP) - The — and there was no need for the - -’’I*"’"’' '■ by the end of 1991. drome are important because Holden, but found himself wounded by I || • • • ' former aides. Her billionaire spouse toli could be higher because the rebels foreman of the grand jury that grand jury to get involved,” This compares with CDC’s they are used in deciding how disclosures about his financial ties with carted away their casualties. A survivor investigated Mary Jo Kopechne’s Leland said. estimated range of 185,000 to much money is spent on AIDS has been found incompetent to savings banks that do business with the ciaimed two rebels were killed. death at Chappaquiddick in 1969 In the months that followed, 320.000 cases through 1991. education, research projects and stand trial on similar charges. city. said he was approached by two Leland received three anonym­ T Meanwhile, the U.S. Food and public health care services for “ key lawmen” who said an ous death threats and for a time Drug Administration was ex­ AIDS patients. inquiry wasn’t needed, according was under 24-hour police protec­ to a published report. tion, the magazine reported. He nearly lost his pharmacy license Top AIDS researcher Newsweek reported in its July 3 when state officials did not send issue that grand jury foreman the usual renewal notice. Leslie Leland, a pharmacist on Leland said that after he had seeks more drug tests Martha’s Vineyard, said that the convened the grand jury, a two men invited him to “ a prosecutor warned him to watch -im " WERE clandestine meeting” to discuss his step or the supervising judge SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - how to handle drug development the case involving Sen. Edward might cite him for contempt. The Advocates for AIDS patients for AIDS and life-threatening Kennedy. judge refused to let the grand jury hailed a proposal by the chief of diseases in general.” “ There was a cover-up,” Le­ subpoena witnesses or to review federal AIDS research to allow Martin Delaney, co-director of land said. “ All they were con­ the record of the coroner’s for greater distribution of experi­ Project Inform, a group of AIDS cerned about was protecting inquest, he said. mental drugs. activists, said he planned to ask a BREAK-.. Teddy’s political career. It was, The grand jury finally gave up Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of committee of the National like, the hell with the fact that this and when its term ran out. the the National Institute for Allergy Academy of Science today to young woman lost her life.” members were sworn to secrecy and Infectious Diseases, recom­ endorse Fauci’s idea. mended the development of “ pa­ In a speech Friday, Fauci Kopechne was killed when the for the rest of their lives, the The Attoclated Prasi car Kennedy was driving across a magazine said. Newsweek didn’t rallel track” testing under which called for the “ compassionate bridge on the Massachusetts explain why Leland decided to patients would have access to distribution” of trial drugs to in the nation’s worst oil spill. The tanker is headed for a THERUIES island and skidded into 8 feet of talk about the case now. GOQDBYE TO VALDEZ — The crippled tanker Exxon promising drugs as soon as they ineligible applicants. No, First Federal isn’t doing anything water. He surfaced moments “ They tied us up,” Leland said. Valdez is towed from a bay off Naked Island in Prince shipyard in San Diego. are proved safe, even while tests “ It’s clear to me that we cannot later; Kopechne died in the car. “ They had us handcuffed. It was William Sound Friday, three months after it was involved for effectiveness were under way. just rely on the traditional wrong (don’t be silly). But what we’re The Massachusetts Democrat devastating. There were two sets “ It’s a great step forward,” approach of clinical trials,” offering is certainly revolutionary. It’s failed to report the accident for 10 of rules: one for the wealthy said Dr. Mathilde Krim, a Fauci said during a talk at the founder of the American Founda­ HIV Treatment Awareness Week FOR THOSE hours. 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A record 150,000 people marched in New York in ity spirit.” Manchester State brothers and sisters had been whether she or any members of AIDS groups were well repres­ Lenox Pharmacy Northway the annual Lesbian and Gay Pride parade which marxed An estimated 5,000 to 10,000 Bank Check One: involved with the courts. her immediate family had ever ented at the parade, and the Manchester Sand 4 Pharmacy the 20th anniversary of the Stonewall riot. people turned out in Minneapolis Wilson Electric Co. □ Individual Account In a 1978 city corruption case, been involved in a court proceed­ crowd expressed its appreciation Gravel for a parade and rally. Highland Park Mkt. Cardinal Buick First Federal Savings Gesell ordered a new trial for a ing or in an investigation. 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Funeral Home Tlx Eagle armngbanks that a juror had a checking Gesell ordered North’s lawy­ sidelines,” said AIDS patient Wes In New York City, 150,000 Enclose a check payable to: First Federal Savings. briefly for a moment of silence for “ I ’ve been a practicing lesbian East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, account at a bank founded by the ers, who raised the allegations of Luttrell, 43, who traveled 450 people marched in the annual Mail to: First Federal Savings of East Hartford AIDS victims. As marchers stood for about 60 years, and I ’m glad to Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor magnate, Dominic Antonelli. An- juror misconduct against King, to miles from Roseburg, Ore., to Lesbian and Gay Pride March. American 1137 Main Street quietly, skywriting planes spelled feel free to walk down the street Member FSLIC iSl Equal Opjwriunily Lender tonelli and his co-defendant were prepare a detailed account of participate. “ It’s so uplifting.” “ It’s a generation of lesbians East Hartford, CT 06108 out ” We rem em ber” over today,” said Porty Portwood of acquitted in the retrial. when they learned of the The parade wound through San and gays coming together,” said Red Cross Manhattan. Okemos. The juror also had failed to tell information. Francisco’s predominantly gay City Councilwoman Ruth Messin- 8 _ MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. June 26. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 26. 1989 — 9 OPINION FOCUS/Advicc J Billboards F irst step xou'vt foot® ^ Small diamond sparks debate on love W T O OJT TOXIC. DEAR ABBY: I they married. Perhaps her fiance ring, let alone her feelings about the just won’t couldn’t believe your would tell her that his personal gemstone. answer to “ Disap­ income is none of her business (yet). Of course, the size of the diamond is to reinstate WK POLLUTmT^m CONSRESCm pointed,” the 40-year- Maybe he’d tell her that if she wants a irrelevant if it was given with true old woman who com­ Dear Abby ring “ she’ll be proud to wear” love. It’s open communication that WN.F cm ULTIMO plained because her (translation: one she can shove under seems in short supply here. disappear fiance gave her such a Abigail Van Buren other people’s noses in hopes of G.S. u 'NHW’STHICWCH?... h e im e t law small diamond (one- sparking envy), they can go to the fifth of a caret). She jeweler together, pick out what she CONFIDENTIAL TO SECOND By Jack Anderson said she was a large wants and split the cost. TIME AROUND IN PALM BEACH, and Dale Van Atta woman with large Also, her fiance may point out that a FLA.: Brush the stardust out of your State Rep. Moira Lyons, D-Stamford, hands, which made the middle-aged, large woman with large eyes, lady, and don’t worry about co-chairman of the Transportation WASHINGTON — As sure as cherry ring look even smaller; she also would not have complained, which hands should be thankful that she’s “ insulting” him. No matter how complained because the 14-karat gold getting married at all. And maybe “ honorable” a man you think he is, Committee, reports that although many blossoms bloom every spring. Con­ was the point of her letter. I ’m all for gress girds for the perennial battles mounting caused her finger to break love and appreciation, but where does he’ll wake up and realize he’s engaged it’s better to have a prenuptial motorcycle riders appeared before her over budgets, presidential nominees out in a rash. nonest communication come in? to a spoiled brat instead of a mature agreement and not need one than it is committee this year to extol the praises of and Harold Newman’s billboards. ^ You advised her to accompany her Among the hundreds of critical woman. to need one and not have it. This N riding without helmets, what stayed with her Newman and his Jamestown, N.D., fiance to the store where the ring was letters in which I was called “ mercen­ agreement should spell out who gets from all that testimony was the number of sign company are legends on Capitol purchased and trade it in for a larger ary, grasping, materialistic, devoid of KATHY IN FLORIDA what in case the marriage doesn’t The Atioclitcd Prcte diamond, since her fiance made sentiment and over-the-hill,” I did work out, and who’s entitled to how riders who acknowledged having had Hill. Seventeen years after Lady Bird Johnson’s Highway Beautification $200,000 a year and could well afford receive a few letters that reaffirmed DEAR ABBY: Regarding the newly much should you precede him in SOVIET SONGFEST — Singer- accidents. Act first raised an ax to billboards it. my confidence in my own judgment. engaged woman who's disappointed death, or vice versa. songwriter Paul Simon appears before This year, as well, the predictable intense along federal highways, Newman is Abby, where does love and appreci­ For example: with her engagement ring: Abby, the his first Soviet audience in a concert at lobbying effort of the anti-helmet forces was V / /) « ( still hanging in there. ation come in? ring is the least of this woman’s “ How to Have a Lovely Wedding” is a revised, up-to-date guide for formal Moscow’s Gorky Park on Saturday. offset with convincing legislative appearan­ He owns 119 signs erected between DEAR ABBY: I totally agree with problems. /// the advice you gave “ Disappointed,” I question the future of a relation­ church weddings, home weddings, ces by emergency medical personnel from the time the law was passed in 1965 DISAPPOINTED IN YOU and when it took effect in 1972. North the 40-year-old professional woman ship in which (a) the groom-to-be has second-time-around weddings. To around the state who have had the grim task Dakota allowed signs to go up during DEAR DISAPPOINTED: Many who was not happy with her engage­ no idea of his fiancee's taste in order, send your name and address, of attending to bikers who had suffered head that grace period, and Newman took other readers were also disappointed ment ring. jewelry, or chooses to skimp on such a plus check or money order for $2.89 PEOPLE injuries in accidents. Their message was that full advantage. Stamped on each of in me (an understatement). However, If “ Disappointed” were to tell her symbolic gift, and (b) the bride-to-be ($3.39 in Canada) to: Abby’s Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, helmets make a big difference. his sign permits from the era is a I stand by my answer. If her fiance fiance exactly how she felt, a number doesn't trust the relationship enough couldn’t afford a larger diamond, she of things might be cleared up before to discuss her allergic reaction to the III. 61054. (Postage is included.) Idol must pay damages Despite intense pressure, the Legislature condition that required him to take them all down when North Dakota PORTLAND, Ore. (A P) — British punk rock managed to pass a sensible first-step piece of complied with the Highway Beautifi-. Senate silhouettes of the past OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self, Ph.D. star Billy Idol must pay nearly $23,000 in legislation requiring motorcycle riders under cation Act in 1972. He didn’t. ; medical expenses and damages to a woman How does Newman get away with - Passengers should take note: the age of 18 to wear helmets. However, it was and 1850s and now reproduced larger who was trampled during one of his concerts, that Lewis rarely rose from his it? The same way the billboard short-sighted to stop at 18; next year, the By Lawrence L. Knutson specially constructed and commo­ than life, bring together an unuusal an arbitrator has ruled. requirement should be extended to all riders. cast of characters. industry gets its way with Congress — ' SiiBeiSfc. Lucy Hammond, 31, was sitting in the second dious chair to address the Senate. by showering key lawmakers with It’s too bad that Connecticut was so quick in WASHINGTON - At 400 pounds. Bassett wrote that Lewis told him Joining Lewis in larger-than-life airline ticket prices rising row at Memorial Coliseum for the May 13,1987, hefty speaking fees and generous • profile is, for example, Sen. John concert when she was trampled by a crowd that the first place to repeal its mandatory helmet Sen. Dixon Hall Lewis of Alabama the reason “ was that he was so big and campaign contributions. Golfing trips - Randolph of Virginia, a thin, stick-like rushed the stage at Idol’s invitation, according was the weightiest person ever to fat that I would have to fan him, and it to warm vacation spots have become ; I f you’ re seat on the plane you want. law after President Ford signed a highway figure described as "one of the most to court documents. serve in Congress. would not look very dignified in such a Tcr planning to There still are some reduced authorization bill in 1975 that let states off the brilliant, deranged and pathetic men the hallmark of the billboard lobby ‘ Hammond’s lawyer, Michael Casey, said his Lewis, a Democrat who served first body as the Senate.” and its biggest advertisers, liquor and travel by air fares, but special promotions But if Lewis was an infrequent ever to serve in the Senate.” ■y client was knocked to the floor and pinned hook. in the House, then in the Senate, was this summer, within the U.S. are few. Available Randolph was known to stride into tobacco companies. under folding chairs while the crowd stepped The data are coming in. The smokescreen so heavy he had difficulty finding a speaker, he did listen intently to the When Lady Bird Johnson proposed , budget a little tickets for those promotions are the Senate followed by a pack of Sylvia on her. She suffered multiple sprains and arguments of anti-helmet forces that carriage driver willing to take the risk major addresses of others. the Highway Beautification Act, the extra for your snapped up quickly. Your surest hunting hounds while flicking a riding contusions. of hauling all those pounds. On Jan. 26, 1830, he walked across fare — and buy hope for saving comes when you headpieces and visors are dangerous aren’t crop and drinking a cup of beer. billboard lobby turned it into a federal Porter Idol, whose real name is William Broad, said Once, wrote Isaac Bassett, the the Capitol and joined the throng Frankenstein by convincing friends in y r -.-A. your tickets as purchase your ticket as far as holding up under the scrutiny of time. Their crowding into the chamber of the Abusive in speech, he once pro­ in his deposition that he didn’t remember the Senate's assistant doorkeeper for Congress that the taxpayers should early as you possible in advance. In some efforts to make the roads safer by improving Senate, determined to hear Sen. voked a duel with Sen. concert. much of the 19th century, Lewis “ got pay sign companies to remove their can. If you’re cases, this can result in savings of of Massachusetts from which both men emerged rider education and establishing minimum into a hack and went right through the eyesores. planning to up to 50 percent. bottom, onto the ground — and if the defend the federal union. unscathed. Unless you’re a very expe­ skill levels for new riders are laudable. Still, Randolph lived to be 99, dying in Newman and his 17-year legal spend anything Reagan in Hall of Fame horses had not been very tame he The “ enormous” congressman was a waiting game. They could rienced air traveler, you will the motorcycle rider, who is exposed to the 1833 just days before his 100th battle have done the billboard lobby close to what it cost last year, would have been killed.” given a seat in the tiny lobby behind proud. He has appealed his case to you’re in for a shock. And if afford to carry some losses — far want to use a travel agent. Good OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Former Presi­ whims of chance on the highways, always Sen. Lewis — and the extreme the presiding officer’s chair where he birthday. T b i > ^ more than their upstart competi­ agents keep up to date on special dent Reagan will be inducted into the National Also on the railing above the state courts, the governor of North you’re on a tight vacation budget, must be at the mercy of the other person’s rotundity of his profile — is presiding becam e w edged in by other tors could. The strategy worked. fare offers and can get you the Cowboy Hall of Fame during ceremonies July rotunda floor is a far less colorful Dakota, state and federal transporta­ In l if e t h e sf\a l l e -r t h e c-r e a t u h e , the you may have to alter your plans. driving skill. Next time, the Legislature this summer over the marble-clad spectators. The smaller airlines were put out best deal. One south Florida lawmaker. Sen. Felix Grundy of tion departments and the U.S. Su­ THICKE-R THE LiaUIV IN WHICH IT IS SWIFV^INO There have been big changes in 21. rotunda of the Russell Senate Office Because he was separated from the of business or bought up by the travel agent reports she has Reagan will be inducted into the hall’s Hall of should protect cyclists and pick up the Tennessee, who was described by preme Court. But, despite his tenac­ WILL APPEFfR.TO F\AKE THIS F\ORE the airlines since you flew last Building, looming from a balcony in chamber by a painted glass screen, he older carriers. The result? It no customers who actually make Great Westerners, which salutes people who momentum gained this session to enact a full doorkeeper Bassett as a consummate ity, Newman has lost at every level. In COF\PREHENSI3LE, A BACTERIUM'S MOTION IN summer. ' the form of a giant, shadow-casting could hear Webster but could not see longer is necessary to offer their vacation plans based on made significant contributions to Western helmet law for all riders. insider and master of parliamentary 1986 he almost had the late Rep. PLAIN WATER IS COMPARABLE TO THAT OF A The most dramatic is the silhouette. him. bankruptcy of Eastern Airlines. bargain-basement fares. what flights are available at the heritage, and the Western Performers Hall of tactics. James Howard, D-N.J., and the House Lewis and the silhouettes of six of Describing the scene, Bassett said HUMAN SWIMMING- IN LIQ U ID A S P H A L T ! BUT Added to this is the widely best rates. Fame, which honors actors whose movie and Near Grundy is Sen. John Forsyth Public Works Committee convinced Eastern flew many routes and — The Advocate, Stamford his senatorial colleagues of his era the frustrated congressman “ deliber­ SINCE THE BACTERIUM KNOWS NO BETTER, ANV publicized incidents of cracking The airlines would raise their television portrayals have kept the lore and of Georgia who cut a more visible to write legislation to help him, until was desperate to fill seats on its form the somewhat whimsical back­ ately pulled out his knife and removed IS AWARE OF NO EASIER LIFESTYLE, IT IS QUITE fuselages and parts falling off fares more, but fear vacationers legacy ot the Old West alive. public swath with blistering oratory we exposed the deal. planes, so it became a leader in ground of an exhibit illustrating the the obstructing paint on the glass.” COMFORTABLE, ANV ADAPTS EASILY TO ITS airplanes, underlining what the will be driven away, to seek car- As the one-time host of the television and cutting wit. Now, our associate Stewart Harris cut-rate fares. Other carriers triumph and travail experienced by But the operation “ caused quite a THICK e/w/Rome/vT. © ore ,u, industry already knew: many or train-based holidays. program “ Death ’Valley Days” and star of Informed that President Andrew has discovered that never-say-die reacted by lowering their prices the Senate in its first 100 years, noise,” Bassett said. “ Everybody was workhorse airliners are wearing However, the bread-and-butter “ Santa Fe Trail” and several other Western Jackson’s opponents were forming Newman has a senator in his court. and increasing the number of fflaiirbpstrr Hrralb 1789-1889. looking to see where that scratching out. of the airline industry is the movies, Reagan exemplified the cowboy hero I the new Whig party, Forsyth Sen. Kent Conrad, D-N.D., is “ explor­ seats at discount rates. Born in 1802, Lewis served in the came from.” business traveler, who must fly admired by generations of fans, museum Founded In 1681 remarked; ing the possibility” of helping New­ Now. only a skeleton Eastern The airlines are committing House for 15 years. He was appointed Finally, Bassett said, Lewis cleared even if it’s expensive. And officials said. “ It is a glorious name, and I have no man. Conrad had better move fast. A fleet is flying. The airline can no millions olf dollars to buy new PENNY M...... to the Senate in 1844, dying four years an area “ as large as a man’s hand,” business travel often cannot be doubt they will disgrace it.” state court judge recently removed longer influence competitors. In airplanes. These new planes must GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... tor later. obtaining a “ good view” of the famous planned more than a day or two in DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor the last injunction preventing the fact, most Eastern passengers be paid for by an industry whose Bassett, who made good use of his Webster. Dr, Gott advance. Elvis promoter celebrates MARIE P. G RADY...... City Editor Lawrence L. Knutson writes for The North Dakota Highway Department are fenced by the cutbacks to find rates haven’t kept up with infla­ ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Asioclete Editor powers of observation during his 60 The senatorial silhouettes, origi­ Industry analysts predict fares from tearing down Newman’s bil­ Peter Gott, M.D. their plane rides elsewhere. The tion for more than a decade. LAS VEGAS (AP) — Col. Tom Parker, the years of service to the Senate, noted nally made on paper during the 1840s Associated Press. will go up even more, enabling lboard blight. same number of passengers are Running an airline now costs promoter who helped transform Elvis Presley carriers to squeeze the maximum Newman will try any port in a fighting over fewer seats, and more, and with the cutthroat from a Memphis truck driver into an number of dollars out of business storm. Conrad is in office because he prices are rising. It no longer is competition among airlines out of entertainment legend, whs honored at a gala travelers. At the same time, the Open Forum beat incumbent Mark Andrews in a easy to find under-$100 flights the way, the costs are being dinner marking his 80th birthday. close race in 1986. Andrews attempted from New York to Miami. passed along to the passengers. airlines are likely to deepen the Saturday night’s party was at the Las Vegas to intervene for Newman and his discount offered for advance Hilton, where Presley set attendance records. The second big change is the The combination of these fac­ purchases, resulting in savings billboards in 1981. “ shakeout” in the airline indus­ tors has driven the price of an Hilton Hotels Chairman Barron Hilton called An aide to Conrad told us that about Therapy cleans for the well-organized vaca­ try. Following deregulation, a average ticket up from 10 to 15 Parker . “ living legend” who could have Things like this didn’t happen to And we crossed the finish line 70 businesses that advertise on tioner. This will keep the holiday Here are the facts number of new airlines began percent in the last year — and as achieved any goal he desired —- from the Victory Her. Almost Newman’s billboards contacted the fliers from seeking other trans­ flying. They held fares artifi­ much as 10 percent over and business world to politics. Until now. Together. senator’s office. “ We consider it a portation, the analysts believe. on lottery situation Beneath the unbroken heaving of my inside of body cially low, hoping to lure pas­ above that on some routes for­ Telegrams of congratulations were read constituent service,” the aide said. The situation is changing con­ aching chest, my heart thundered sengers. This forced the estab­ merly served chiefly by Eastern. from a variety of political and entertainment To the Editor: And finally there I was. next to her. I staggered past the shrill voices Maybe Conrad doesn’t know that stantly and can be confusing to As we rounded the final corner and lished airlines to lower their fares figures, including President Bush, Bob Hope, A startled and alarmed breath Showering her with good wishes. billboard owners routinely drum up DEAR DR. GOTT: Do you have any current Shopping around won’t help those who don’t do their home­ headed home. — sometimes selling seats below Frank Sinatra, Bill Cosby and Presely’s A letter to the editor from Edward J. escaped her lungs. Unable to support my exhausted help from advertisers when govern­ information on chelation therapy? much. Fares are remarkably work. For the time being, your She ran ahead of me Cost — to keep their regular widow, Priscilla. Wilson was published June 19 under the For she hadn’t heard my persistent body ment threatens to enforce anti­ uniform among airlines, a sure best strategy is to plan ahead and As always customers. headline “ Will real Lewis please stand St6pS I collapsed onto the dirty earth. DEAR READER: Chelation therapy is a sign that the price wars are over. use a trusted and reliable travel The number one athlete. billboard laws. up?” A more appropriate headline would That had been muffled by the Her relief was detectable that And Conrad may recall Newman’s well-documented and effective way to remove The established airlines played Often, you’re lucky just to get a agent. Wolff asked to join gang have been “ Anatomy of a Smear.” supportive ground Her impressive record had not been excess minerals from the body. For example, lead generosity on March 1,1988. During a CHICAGO (A P) — A1 Wolff, the sole Mr. Wilson refers to an alleged court I could see the mighty muscles Below my worn, dependable shoes. destroyed. poisoning, iron overload and toxic amounts of visit to Jamestown, Conrad dropped surviving member of the Untouchables, said A1 appearance where ” ... Lewis either lied In her legs, her arms. She would always hold it protectively copper can be treated with various chelating in at Newman’s business and was paid Capone once asked him to join his gang. or was incompetent and the judge ruled She held her head high, We ran together like a machine in her hands agents, such as EDTA, deferoxamine and D- Advertising costs hurt retailer $1,000 for a "speech” to a crowd of In an interview in Sunday’s Chicago for the defense.” I could not recall the Her brownish hair pouring down her The electricity passing from her And never let anyone touch it. penicillamine. The chemicals bind to the minerals unknown size. Sun-Times, the 86-year-old former lawman incident. I called Mr. Wilson for details. body to mine. and promote their excretion, thereby relieving their DEAR BRUCE; How do you say no? I own a small If Conrad presses the issue for said he was on vacation in Hot Springs, Ark., He told me it happened in Manchester And I decided Yes, this would be the Stride for stride, breath for breath retail store and not a day goes by when one of my But just now that didn’t matter to me. Newman, he will probably try to toxic effects. when Capone spotted him. and the defense attorney was Aaron Slitt. day. We pounded across the pale green In the past few years, unscrupulous promoters customers doesn’t solicit me for an ad. It’s their [ I had run like never before attach a rider to a funding bill for the " I can remember this so clearly: Capone I still could not recall the incident so I sunburned field. have urged chelation therapy to remove calcium journal, football, baseball, basketball team, cheer­ The wind blowing in my ears Transportation Department — the walking up to ask me if I was ’Wallpaper,” ’ called Aaron Slitt. He did recall the case. The determination shot through my The end was approaching. from the body, which, they claim, causes regression leading association, you name it. My toned muscles working on their Harold Newman Billboard Relief Smart Money recalled Wolff, who earned the nickname by He said, “ It never went to trial. We took body like lightning of arteriosclerosis. This is pure quackery. No While I don’t want to appear ungrateful for their own Amendment of 1989. searching rooms so thoroughly he’d go through accelerated rehabilitation.” There was My teeth grit, my hands clenched The onlookers cried out to objective studies have shown any value in this patronage, I can’t contribute to each and everyone. And her next to me. Bruce Williams everything but the wallpaper. no testimony, according to Mr. Slitt’s And a fabulous strength spread Her, practice. In fact, EDTA treatment can be I do buy as many as I can, but it seems that each So even though everyone knew she “ He said he would love to have me join him,” best recollection, and he believes that he through my soul. Trying through their shouts to warn Monday morning quarterback dangerous by causing low blood-calcium levels that time I put an ad in one organization’s book, the next was still champion, Wolff said. “ You know, work for him. I told him recalls it quite clearly. I say I did not I was going to get her. her Ronald Reagan can’t resist the produce heart irregularities, convulsions, respira­ person asks, “ If you gave to them, why can’t you I felt that I would live longer if I didn’t.” testify. Attorney Slitt says I did not But I would not let her get away from temptation to critique George Bush’s tory arrest and kidney failure. In the opinion of give to us?” In my heart, that Wolff, a Chicago policeman before joining testify. I suggest that Mr. Wilson My legs and arms began to pump in me this time. performance, causing a strain to experts, chelation therapy for arteriosclerosis is Do you have any solutions? I ’m going broke I was a winner, too. the Treasury Department’s Bureau Bureau of examine his memory or his conscience. perfect synchronization It was my race as well as hers. develop in the friendship between the buying advertising that doesn’t pay. malpractice. operation of his store than I know about mine. On the Prohibition, was an adviser for the 1987 movie, Mr. Wilson also mentioned the lot­ And the space between she and I two men. The word got back to Bush Laura Salcius DEAR DR. GOTT: I have gastroesophageal other hand, I really hate to turn over my baby to “ The Untouchables,” with Kevin Costner as tery’s $10 million fiasco in 1977. I do not Suddenly the red tape flashed before that Reagan felt Bush was too T.M., diminished. 470 Foster St., South Windsor reflux. My doctor has me on Zantac and antacids someone else. recall this incident. I was second in The spectators grew tense, for my eves skeptical of Mikhail Gorbachev and Kansas City, Mo. Eliot Ness. 1 that help. Do you have any additional suggestions? If you had to make the choice, which way would command and was intimately involved had responded too slowly to Gorba­ you flop? in the transaction. In a nutshell, the chev’s overtures. Reagan complained DEAR T.M.: I know the feeling. I have been in the DEAR READER: Gastroesophageal reflux ref­ problem was cau.sed by the awarding of a to intimates that Bush spends too retail business for many years myself. We set aside Undecided, team of certified public accountants ers to the heartburn and indigestion caused by contract to a vendor not of the lottery’s answer will produce disastrous results. the lottery’s 11th consecutive record- much time anguishing over problems a certain amount of money for “ advertising” such Los Altos, Calif. months to accomplish. stomach acid that washes backward from the choosing. The 1988 contract for the Consider a civil engineer in the transpor­ breaking year and the first half-billion- instead of acting on them. When the as you described. When the money’s gone, it’s gone. The vendor volunteered to rebuild all stomach into the delicate esophagus. This can occur Our Language on-line lottery system was also awarded tation department who inspects a bridge dollar year. Several years ago the lottery word got back to Bus"h, he privately That’s the end. 200 lottery sales terminals. This termi­ with hiatal hernia, a weakness of the muscular ring to a vendor not of the lottery’s choosing. and concludes that it is about to collapse. had already reached the point where, in blamed Reagan for letting Gorbachev We tell people to come back earlier next year, nal rebuilding program was not com­ separating the stomach from the esophagus. The Santayana said, “ Those who do not learn He is then ordered by his superior to a fair comparison, it was equivalent in gain the momentum in setting the when money is available to be distributed. Like you, DEAR UNDECIDED: You’ve got to be kidding Try insouciant for “ carefree” or “ without net money-making ability to No. 154 on pleted until the new system was in stomach is ordinarily immune to its own digestive from the past are condemned to repeat report that the bridge is structurally world agenda. Bush complained that if we bought from all our customers who solicit us, Other things being equal, you have a competent worry.” If there’s one adjective you should never the Fortune 500 list. Our lottery is No. 2 operation for 11 months. juices because of a protective mucous mantle. This it.” sound. Good public policy demands that he had to overcome Gorbachev’s head we would be belly-up in a rush. manager — let him take the business and run with it. worry about using, it’s the highhearted insouciant. It was a sad day for me to be fired after is not true of the esophageal lining or the interior of My alleged insubordination, referred the civil engineer disobey this order. in the United States in per capita new start. Meanwhile, he wishes Reagan I understand how difficult it is to raise funds for It’s entirely possible that you will wind up with a nearly 16 years of service, but it is even the small intestine. When excess acid comes in One billionth of a second is a nanosecond. When to in the letter, consisted of refusing to Mr. Wilson notes and views with alarm revenue production, as reported by would stop second-guessing him from various groups because I have sold ads myself. whole chain of stores under his direction. more unfortunate for other state manag­ contact with the tissues of the esophagus or I ’m feeling impatient, I can’t stand waiting even for present the proposed Lotto game change the fact that I brought no lottery Gaming and Wagering Business maga­ California. But I do empathize with the business community. Few of us who consider ourselves entrepreneurs ers and for the citizens of the state if a intestine, pain and irritation result, often leading to a nanosecond. to the Gaming Policy Board in “ a expertise when I was hired for the No. 2 zine. Our Lotto game is either No. 1 or There are practical limits on the ability of small are good managers, including this writer. I have No. 2 in per capita sales in the United professional state employee can be fired ulceration. positive manner.” Since I opposed the position in 1973. This is proclaiming the businesses to give. started many an enterprise, but have found that QUESTION: I am a collector of butterflies. Isn’t States, depending on when you look. f o r refusing to make a Mlnl-editorial Zantac (to retard the production of gastric acid) change, obeying this order would have obvious. With so few lotteries in I think it is unreasonable for the folks involved in once they have achieved a modicum of success. I do butterfly really a twist on what they were at first Mr. Wilson’s account of the on-line misrepresentation. It was only worth a few paragraphs and antacids (to neutralize excess acid) are usually required me to misrepresent the facts to existence at the time, there were very these groups to be upset when told the “ well is dry.” much better when I turn them over to somebody called — “ flutterbys” ? system problems reminds me of the man in most American newspapers — effective treatment for reflux. I think your doctor is the board and to the public. I offered to few people available with lottery expe­ J. Blaine Lewis Jr. else. who said, never borrowed your lawn another Colombian journalist was right-on-the-mark. To give you more information, I present the proposed change in a rience. I did, however, bring experience “ I You didn’t mention what the business would sell ANSWER: That’s an interesting theory, one of mower but if I did I brought it back.” He 167 Llttel Acres Road, Glastonbury kidnapped and murdered by the am sending you a free copy of my Health Report DEAR BRUCE: For the past seven years, I have balanced fashion. This offer was not as a successful businessman, a regis­ for or how much paper you would need to carry to several explanations for butterfly. For the fascinat­ seems to be saying that there were no Medellin cocaine cartel. Jorge Leon “ Hiatal Hernia.” Other readers who would like a “ busted my buns” building my business. I have two accepted. tered professional engineer and many effectuate a sale. These variables must certainly be ing stories behind butterfly and hundreds of other problems but if there were problems Vallejo was a television editor. Killing copy should send $1.25 with their name and address retail stores, and both are doing well. The only The most important issue here, years’ service as an unpaid public considered. But giventhe facts you have provided, I English words, look for ’’Who Put the Butter in they were Lewis’ fault. Here are the journalists is the cartel’s version of an to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, OH 44101-3369. Be sure problem is that I hate every single day of work. It however, is not “ should the Lotto game servant. would opt to let my manager take over and go a Butterfly?” by David Feldman, who makes reading facts: We have lost in the first year more Letters to the editor angry letter to the editor. It is part of a to mention the title. was a ball in the beginning, but now it has turned be changed” or “ who has the authority to Mr. Wilson notes that the lottery’s first different direction — on to bigger and better things. about English expressions “ easy as pie.” year was a huge success (he says he was than the theoretical 5-year $11 million The Manchester Herald welcomes reign of terror that touches anyone into a grind. change it,” The most important issue is I have two alternatives: Put the business on the at lottery headquarters almost every saving associated with the low bid. The original letters to the editor. who tries to stop the cartel. Do you have any medical questions you would like “ can a professional state employee be market and strike out in some other direction or let Bruce Williams, America’s top radio talk host, is Do you have a question or comment about our day). In those days it was a good week vendor was assessed a record-breaking to have answered hy a professional? Write to Dr. required to misrepresent his profes­ Address letters to: Open Forum. the manager of my second store take over both of heard each week night on NBC stations. Questions language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care when lottery sales reached $600,000. $1.76 million penalty. I estimate it cost Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta Peter M. Gott, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, Ohio sional opinion in order to keep his job?” Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, them. He is competent, works hard and, I hate to should be sent to: Smart Money, Manchester of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ Weekly lottery sales now routinely the state well in excess of $100,000 to are syndicated columnists. 44101. Letters of general interest will appear In the Good public policy demands that the Manchester 06040. admit it, knows more about the day-to-day Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. ter 06040. answer be a resounding “ no.” A “ yes” exceed $9 million. Fiscal year 1988 was calculate this penalty since it took a column. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 26. 1989

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Johnston, pastor emeritus at and normally carries nuclear agreed to provide 300 National Woodstock Congregational weapons. Guardsmen to help remove thou­ Church in Vermont, reminisced The authoritative British hand­ sands of gallons of heavy fuel oil for the audience how Weiss would book “Jane’s Fighting Ships” that leaked onto beaches in sneak pieces of his mother's said Echo II submarines are 380 Delaware. New Jersey and Rose goes famous chocolate cake for his feet long, have crews of 90 and Pennsylvania. ■ JSf K friends until finally she began Jim Murray eight missile silos built for cruise The tanker, refloated Sunday, u baking a cake for the family, and missiles. The reference says the was carrying 18 million gallons of another one for “the boys” vessels have two nuclear reactors heating oil. Officials had no “That’s about as close he ever and two steam turbines. estimate of the severity of Satur­ came to breaking the Ten Com­ “It was a malfunction in the ahead in day’s spill, saying they were k M\ mandments. to my knowledge.” main power plant,” the official unable to account for at least Johnston told the audience. Soviet news agency Tass re­ 800,000 gallons, including an Weiss received many awards, ported in Moscow. undetermined amount that mixed plaques and honors from town “According to commander of with water and remained in the groups throughout the dinner the submarine, there was a tanker. skirmish Saturday. He received a fire breakdown in the system that LA’S Shelby extinguisher lamp from the Town The Associated Press insures air and water tightness of Delaware wildlife officials of Manchester Fire Department. SOVIET SUB ON FIRE - An aerial on the deck as smoke billows from the the reactor. The reactor has been worked to protect Pea Patch By Joe Kay He also received a gas grill from Island, home to several species of The Associated Press N picture taken by a Norwegian Air Force shut down. There are no casual­ 5^ sides of the vessel. According to nesting shorebirds. Crews laid at home in the Greater Manchester plane shows a Soviet Echo II class ties,” the report said. Chamber of Commerce. Norwegian authorities, the submarine The submarine was on the 1,700 feet of oil-retaining booms CINCINNATI — Pete Rose is ahead 1-0 in his legal Richard J. Sartor, president of submarine on fire in the Norwegian Sea was sailing at half-speed toward the surface and moving toward home along the island, one of the skirmish with baseball Commissioner A. Bartlett the Connecticut Town and City early today. Crew members are standing Soviet city of Murmansk. under its own power. Ships and mid-Atlantic’s largest rookeries. Giamatti. Management Association, deli­ aircraft of the Soviet northern One oil-covered duckling died. centerfield The Cincinnati Reds manager was on the winning vered honors from the organiza­ fleet have been sent to the area, In Texas, crews aided by wind side of an unprecedented court decision Sunday that tion as well as from the interna­ the report said. and waves from a storm tried to It was the bottom of the second inning of a blocked Giamatti from holding a hearing today on tional association. Major Gullow Gjeseth, of the contain 250,000 gallons of heavy scoreless game. Two were out, nobody was on and evidence that Rose bet on his own team. Sartor, former town manager Camp Summit Norwegian Supreme Defense crude oil that spilled into Galves­ Cincinnati’s no-hit pitcher, Tom Browning, was Instead of going to New York today with a possible in South Windsor, is replacing Command, said it appeared the ton Bay after a barge collision. throwing strikes. lifetime ban at hand. Rose has a court order keeping Weiss. From page 1 From page 1 Soviets had the situation under him in uniform for the next two weeks. Gloria Weiss spoke of the man control with rescue efforts from By late Sunday, more than a He got two of them to the Dodger batter, John The legal dispute could drag on for months in who encourged her to go back to Murmansk. third of the 6,000 barrels that Shelby, but then, Shelby hit what appeared to be a Hamilton County Common Pleas Court, with the school and ultimately earn a blessed in other ways. the camp over the years is still EEC, probably would go along “The crew who were on deck leaked from the barge had been routine ground ball down the third base line. outcome possibly reshaping the ba.seball commis­ master’s degree, and the man Smith recalls an enthusiastic there.” with the initial stage of the were reported to be relatively sucked from Bayport Channel, sioners powers. For now. Rose has a temporary who would tend to crying children cadre of more than 65 high school That energy was certainly monetary union plan. relaxed,” he said. Norway’s said Coast Guard spokesman Bob Protocol calls for the batter in this situation to reprieve from any disciplinary action by baseball. in the middle of the night because volunteers, a small but dedicated present when the camp opened. That phase commits Britain to rescue coordination center said Morehead. throw his bat in disgust and lope down to first base I m just pleased that we get the next they called for him. professional staff and 55 campers Smith recalled. This was one of link the pound to the other major the submarine was first spotted The Coast Guard scheduled a in a symbolic trot, gnashing his teeth. opponuniiy,’’ Rose said Sunday, after his team lost Weiss began as town manager from about eight towns, who were the region’s few facilities offering EEC currencies. It is a move at 71 degrees 36 minutes north hearing in Houston on Tuesday to But Shelby took off as if a posse were chasing 7-0 to Los Angeles. “Obviously we’re pleased about in Manchester in 1966. Befpre ready to enjoy six weeks of handicapped youngsters an expe­ Thatcher has long resisted. investigate Friday’s collision of this. That’s it. Next things next.” swimming, games, crafts, bar­ and 21 degrees 5 minutes east. him. He crossed the bag a split second before the that, he served as town manager rience that paralleled that found But she remained adamantly Skjaere said Norway’s rescue the tanker Rachel-B and the throw. There’s no telling what the next thing will be. becues and field trips. at mainstream camps. in Windsor for 13 years, and prior opposed to an automatic follow up units were going into a lower state barge owned by the Houston- Patrick Flynn/Manchetter Herald Ba.seball lawyers were upset Sunday when to that, he served in Maine. Many of those original staff “This was very progressive for in the subsequent stages of of readiness and that orders based Coastal Towing Co. A few moments later, Rick Dempsey hit what the Common Pleas Judge Norbert A. Nadel granted Son Jay Weiss referred to his members, volunteers and special needs people back then.” establishing a single central bank sending Norwegian civilian ves­ In Rhode Island, the Coast players call a ’’gapper.” a soft liner between the SET TO THROW — Billy Schultz of Tournament at Leber Field. DiRosa’s Rose a temporary restraining order blocking the campers will return to Camp said Smith, who came to Camp father as a gentleman, stressing and European currency as envis­ sels into the area had been Guard reduced its estimate of the outfielders in right center. It didn’t go all the way to DiRosa Cleaners prepares to throw to won, 5-1. Tourney action resumes hearing with Giamatti. Nadel, a low-profile judge Kennedy for a 25th anniversary Kennedy from directing Camp aged in the plan. It was put the wall, just far enough for Shelby, taking off at thrust into national prominence for the first time, the word gentle because he said canceled. amount of oil spilled at the mouth first base during Saturday's opening tonight at 6 at Waddell. his father seldom lost his temper. celebration and reunion at 12:30 Harkness in Waterbury. “Putting forward in April by by Jacques It was second incident involv­ of Narragansett Bay to 420,000 the crack of the bat, to slide home with what would ruled that Giamatti had “prejudged” the case “He has so much tolerance it’s p.m. Wednesday, to trade remin­ these people into the out-of-doors Delors, president of the European ing a Soviet vessel near Norway gallons. Earlier estimates of the prove to be all the runs the Dodgers needed that round action in the Town Little League The ruling, delivered in a sultry and crowded incredible.” Jay Weiss said. iscences with generations of their was just not done.” Commission, the EEC’s adminis­ in less than week and the third in oil spilled when the tanker hit night. courtroom, set a collision course with federal court Nathan Agostinelli, Republican successors. Manchester’s camp, estab­ trative body. decisions that have upheld the baseball commis­ three months. Brenton Reef on Friday had They don’t keep the statistic any more mayor from 1966 to 1971. praised Those who attend the reunion lished with help from the Joseph Late Sunday, as the EEC On April 7, a Soviet Mike-class ranged to 1.6 million gallons. sioner’s broad authority to act when the integrity of Weiss for keeping peace in the may be in for a number of P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation, was leaders assembled in Madrid for submarine caught fire and sank About 200 National Guards­ “game-winninghit.” If they did. Dempsey’s double Pair of upsets mark first the game is at stake. Baseball team owners Charles town. surprises. Over the years, the only the third such camp in the their semiannual meeting. West in the Norwegian Sea, killing 42 men, 120 prison inmates and 200 would qualify. But the plain facts of the matter are, 0. Finley and Ted Turner both challenged the “Manchester has never had town has improved the facility eastern region of the U.S. Rose Germany indicated it would Soviet sailors. volunteers fought the oil. Shelby’s w'as the game-winning hit. It wasn’t really authority of former Commissioner Bowie Kuhn in any type of major scandal.” tremendously, adding camp Kennedy came to Manchester in settle today for a declaration of On June 20, Soviet cruise ship Most of the state’s beaches had a hit at all. It was an infield out he didn’t give up on. the 1970s, and each lost. Agostinelli said. I guess a lot of buildings and recreational 1964 to dedicate the camp that “political will” instead of a firm Maxim Gorky was torn open by reopened Sunday after overnight round of Town LL tourney “The judge has made a mistake, a big one,” equipment. year. Smith recalled. No one ever called John Shelby the Franchise. people could take credit for it. but commitment on the two final ice and nearly sank near Nor­ winds pushed much of the re­ He’s not one of your million-dollar players. What he baseball lawyer Louis Hoynes Jr. said. “It’s an I think the man that is mainly At the same time, a variety of Another member of the stages of monetary union. way’s Spitzbergen Island. No maining oil offshore, but the erroneous ruling. It’s a problem (for baseball), a factors have caused the number is. is as dependable as a sunrise. What you get is The Town Little League Tour­ night at 6 at Waddell Field with a Repoli collected the hits for DQ. responsible is our town manager. Kennedy clan, Tim Shriver, Eu­ Thatcher conferred Sunday casualties were reported among governor ordered beaches closed nament got underway Saturday loser’s bracket game matching Justin Comolli drove in DQ’s only serious mistake.” of campers at Kennedy to nice Kennedy Shriver’s son, will nine, or more, innings of impeccable baseball night Hoynes declined to comment on what baseball’s Bob Weiss.” night with Dutch Prime Minister the roughly 950 people aboard. today nearly to Connecticut. after night. What you get is a guy who runs out afternoon at Waddell Field. Dairy Queen and American Le­ run with a sacrifice fly in the U.S. Rep. Barbara Kennelly. plummet. represent the family at Wednes­ Rudd Lubbers. next move might be, but lawyers are expected to try Experts in the field say there ground balls, chases down line drives, never makes And two up.sets occurred in the gion. The loser will be eliminated sixth D-Conn.. who said she has been day’s reunion, according to double elimination tourney. from the tourney. to get Nadel’s decision overturned by a court with watching Weiss for 14 years, are fewer mentally retarded Laura Dunfield, the camp’s re­ waves. In short, a pro. higher authority. students in the area, and there creation department supervisor. In the first game. American DiRosa took a 2-0 lead in the John Helin fired a three-hitter spoke of his integrity and belief in The Dodgers got him fora phone call. He was a League second-place finisher Di- fourth inning. Billy Schultz in Boland’s victory. Helin strck Roger Makley. one of Rose’s lawyers, suggested democracy. are a great many options — both While Shriver will represent a throw-in in the trade that sent Tom Niedenfuer to that the ruling Sunday shows a change is in the wind educational and recreational — family of great national stature. Rosa Cleaners defeated National singled and Jeremy Wiganowski out five. Kevin Coughlin and “I know about his confidence. SUMMER’S HERE! Baltimore. Shelby was in the minor leagues at the League champion Dairy Queen. walked. Chris Smith then blasted Brendan Prindiville each had two for the office of the baseball commissioner, which Kennelly said. “I know about his open to them each summer. Bob Phelps represents a family of time. Rochester. has generally had sweeping powers since Kenesaw Handicapped young adults, long great local notoriety. 5-1. In the second game. National a two-run double for all the runs hits for Boland while Mike Mountain l.andis ruled the sport from 1920-44. integrity. 1 know about his He was the biggest bargain since Alaska. League second-place finisher Bo­ DiRosa would need. Schultz, who McCarthy. Travis Fedytnyk and dedication to your town. 1 know the largest group ol Kennedy While Phelps holds the distinc­ “What was considered due process in Judge campers, are working instead of Baseball men call it “the pennant line." It’s the land Brothers shut out American tossed a two-hitter and struck out Helin also hit safely. Rich Grif- about his will to be a mature tion of being the only 25-year League champion American Le­ 10 Dairy Queen batters, singled feth. Shane Buzzell and Matt Kenesaw Mountain Landis’ days is not considered individual willing to look at both attending camp. camper, his brother, John, was a stretch of ground beginning with the catcher and due process today.” Makley said. While the camp served an running through the pitcher’s mound, shortstop gion. 4-0. twice while Jimmy Knox also Lavatory collected the hits for sides. Bob knows democracy.” Camp Kennedy volunteer for 23 Tourney action resumes to­ singled. Don Diehl and Kevin American Legion. Giamatti said he’ll fight Nadel’s decision “tooth Former Democratic Mayor average of 34 campers per years. Another brother, Ray and second baseman and ending up with the center and nail” Stephen T. Penny, who served two-week session during its hey­ Phelps, now deceased, was the fielder. It’s the backbone of the ballclub. Chintz on “I regret the judge’s decision. I have absolutely from 1977 to 1983. was the day, that number has declined for only Camp Kennedy camperever any of those positions and forget the playoffs. no prejudgment or prejudice regarding Pete Rose.” evening’s funny man. But on a the last decade. Sessions in 1986, to be “promoted” to volunteer Pitchers would rather have it than a lineup of .300 Giamatti said in a statement. serious note, he recalled how 1987 and 1988 averaged about 12 counselor status, according to hitters. The Dodgers have one of the best. Punchless Red Sox regress Nadel. who serves an elected position on the Weiss was picked from among campers per two-week session. Smith. AiR~CONDmOp E — - bench, agreed with Rose’s lawyers that Giamatti 7,300 town managers internation­ Enrollment this year is projected Bob’s mother, Noreen Phelps, Baseball team can make do with adequate people has already made up his mind that Rose is guilty. ally for a blue-ribbon panel at about 16 each week. said that dozens of youngsters at the corners. Left fields are full of guys who can’t The judge referred to a letter that was at the heart of studying town managers. Scott Sprague, parks and re­ like her sons grew up calling throw, can’t go back on the ball, lack speed or into lackluster performance Rose’s case — a recommendation sent by Giamatti “He has truly been an extraor­ creation director, said last week Smith “Uncle Harry,” as a quickness — but can hit. Managers keep marginal to a federal judge as part of the sentencing of dinarily skilled gentleman.” that the recreation department symbol of their affection for him players on the roster to caddie for these kinds of bookmaker Ronald Peters. Penny said. “I’d like to thank Bob has spent several years trying to and the camp he helped found. left fielders — go in for them for defensive purposes Bv Dave O’Hara The letter praises Peters for being “candid, for all he’s done for this change and improve the advertis­ Bob Phelps says the highlight of in the late innings. It’s nice if first and third The Associated Press forthright and truthful” with special investigator community.” ing and outreach done by the his summers continues to be the basemen can field with grace and precision. But if John M. Dowd, who found evidence that Rose bet on Last in the long list of speakers camp. time he spends at Camp Kennedy. SUPHnOTR they can hit, managers don’t care if they have to BOSTON — For decades little Reds games and other baseball games in 1985, 1986 was Weiss, who reminded the “We have looked at ways to Phelps works for MARC Inc., and knock down ground balls with their chests. Fenway Park was considered a and 1987. Peters has told federal authorities who audience that the formula for his increase our numbers at camp, has only two weeks off in the SHOP TODAY FOR / Centerfield is the pivotal position. A good center whipping chamber for visiting also are investigating Rose that he accepted success over the years was the and frankly, we have not been as summer. He spends those two fielder is a guy who gets hits with his glove. The left-handed pitchers. perhaps more than $1 million in bets on behalf of the cooperation of a council-manager successful as we would have weeks at Camp Kennedy, be­ patron saint of the breed was Terry Moore, a guy The park is still the same at 315 manager over a two-year period. form of government. liked,” Sprague said. At the end cause he enjoys everything there. BEST SELECTI^^ ASK SALESMAN feet down the left-field line. 379 Nadel held the letter up in court Sunday as he of this summer’s season, Sprague I ABOUT AVAILABLE who hit ,300 only once in his career but was “It takes the council and “I liketheswimming. Kickball. LAST REBATESI supposed to be so finely tuned he could play the feet to left-center, 420 feet to delivered his decision, raising his voice as he manager working together to said he and members of his Baseball. Basketball. Tennis. Ev­ remember right-center, 380 to right and 302 delivered his conclusion. department would be sitting CHOOSE FROM position blindfolded. “It therefore appears to this court at this point make the system work well,” erything,” said Phelps. YEARS HEAT Willie Mays almost retired the position with 7,095 down the right-field line. Weiss said. “I want to pay tribute down to re-evaluate the program His brother, John, began volun­ that the commissioner of baseball has prejudged offered at Camp Kennedy, and AMERICA'S FAVORITE & humidity putouts in his career, many of them three-base hits, But American League rivals no to the entire staff of the town. teering at Camp Kennedy the day longer hesitate to start a left­ Peter Edward Rose.” Nadel said. “We further find possibly make some major Bob enrolled as a camper, and he but the record books indicate that Richie Ashburn that the hearing set (for today) in New York before They are what have made my job of the Phillies was a center fielder for the ages. hander. The Boston Red Sox are particularly a happy one.” changes. continued for 23 years. John said TOP NAME BRANDS... the commissioner of baseball would be futile and “I think the time may have he cherishes fond memories of Nine straight years he led the league in putouts. punchless, a team with a .272 7 illusory and the outcome a foregone conclusion” Weiss said he was looking EMERSON average and feared by no one. forward to spending more time come to really look at what Camp field trips to Ocean Beach in New AMANA Four times he caught more than 500 outs and nine Nadel ruled that baseball can’t take any action Kennedy is offering, and who it’s , the Connecticut Trolley times more than 400. For the second time in a against Rose for the 14 days the temporary with his best friend Gloria, his FEDDERS III. four-game weekend series the wife of 42 years. offering it to,” Sprague said. Museum and other destinations Richie’s trouble was, he could hit. Nine times, he restraining order is in effect. He also ruled that Rose Wearing a tuxedo, Weiss sat at Sarah Malinoski, in her second around the state. GENERAL ELEC. hit over .300. Once he hit .3,50. Twice he led the Minnesota Twins started a left­ can’t be fired during that time. a table with his family which year as Camp Kennedy’s direc­ But John said that Camp CARRIER league. He never got his due because he distracted hander Sunday faced the expansive head table tor, agrees that a re-evaluation is Kennedy has offered campers AMANA REMEMBER,... people by being too good a hitter. And. just 24 hours after his where the guest speakers sat. He in order. After her first year as something far more important EMERSON JUST A SMALL On the night he legged out the game-saving hit. teammates were swept in a Letter buys time was sitting in an all-too-common the camp’s director, Malinoski than sports and field trips over FRIEDRICH John Shelby made two rally-killing catches, one an day-night double-header, Allan pose, with his glasses perched on said she had trouble deciding the years. DEPOSIT WILL HOLD inning-opening drive by Cincinnati’s Kal Daniels Anderson, 9-4, virtually dupli­ I top of his head, legs crossed, and whether to return for a second. “The kids get the feeling that WESTINGHOUSE YOUR PURCHASE AT that seemed to take off like a second-stage rocket cated 1988 Cy Young Award one hand resting in his pants But Malinoski, who says that they will be able to do anything I just as it reached him. He scored a run and saved winner Frank Viola’s effort on '•'*1 for Rose case pocket. the camp has been part of her life they want, and they can, as long WHIRLPOOL THE SALE PRICE. two. That’s what a center fielder is supposed to do. Friday night. since she began volunteering as they’re supervised,” Phelps W h ir pool By Joe Kay He rose to greet each speaker, SANYO Football needs linebackers, hockey needs Like Viola, Anderson, with a The Associated Press The Associated Press shaking hands and embracing there at the age of 12. decided that said. “And sometimes it’s better QUASAR penalty killers, basketball needs off-guards. And big lead, blanked Boston foreight this anniversary year offered for them to get away from their PLUS MANY MORE.® them, sharing a private word or baseball needs its pennant line. innings. Then, after allowing just OUT AT SECOND — Red Sox shortstop Luis Rivera sets CINCINNATI — John M. Dowd now wishes he’d two during the applause. special challenges. families, into a different environ­ six hits, Anderson was deprived 1 If John Shelby is under-appreciated, it’s because to complete a double play during Sunday’s game with signed the one-page letter that has landed major On a final note. Weiss offered “This anniversary celebration ment. That’s where they’re going of a chance at his first shutout of gives us an opportunity to really to really try something. That’s he has no flair for self-promotion. Well-liked on the Minnesota at Fenway Park. John Moses was out at league baseball in trouble with a judge. the co-workers he is leaving team — where he answers to the nickname Bone, the season as manager Tom Kelly behind a bit of advice. examine the viability of the where they build up their NOTE!! second base on the play, but the Twins prevailed, 7-0. Dowd, baseball’s special investigator of the camp, to bring this place around for T-bone, his favorite delicacy — well-respected brought in Jeff Reardon to mop gambling allegations against Pete Rose, was the “Make sure that you keep right confidence.” tteneral up in the ninth of a 7-0 victory over in front of you at all times a high and bring in the younger campers b u y NOW... in the league. Shelby is like a dependable one who suggested that Commissioner A. Bartlett again and really get this place Putting on weight was an mechanic. He’s on time, in shape, steady, reliable, the Red Sox. grounded to Gary Gaetti, who and throw strikes and change Giamatti send a letter of recommendation for a degree of ethics in the local BEAT THE SALES "‘ Electric' “What is all the business that stepped on third and then threw t6 speeds. government seat,” Weiss began. going for another 25 years,” she accepted — indeed, expected —- the perfect temperament for a center fielder — or bookmaker who provided information about illegal said. “The energy and love and mark of Victorian success, says TAX INCREASE anything else. You get your money’s worth from visiting left-handers couldn’t win the plate to complete a double “There were two tired teams gambling by the Cincinnati Reds’ manager. “We see too much in communi­ That letter, which praised bookmaker Ronald ties where ethics are not consi­ excitement that we all found at National Geographic. Effective 7 /1 /8 9 ANY TYPE OF John Shelby. He’s grateful to the Dodgers for here in the old days?” Boston play and Nick Esasky grounded tout there today after the day- bailing him out of the minor leagues, where he manager Joe Morgan said. “I’ll out to short. night double-header yesterday Peters for being “candid, forthright and truthful.’’ dered important. In all of the time INSTALLATION... was the decisive evidence cited Sunday by Hamilton I have been in this profession. I didn’t belong, and putting him into the World tell you the reason they had so In the fifth, with runners on (Saturday). And those guys hit have never even been ap­ ^ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ WE HAVE ’EM ALLJ Series, where he does. much trouble. The Red Sox used second and third and one out, the ball to the defense today” County Common Pleas Judge Norbert A. Nadel in You know all you need to know about John Shelby to get a lot of runs here. Anderson retired Jody Reed on a Anderson, who led the league issuing an order against Giamatti. proached for inappropriate ac­ During two days of testimony last week before tion. If your’re not approachable, WHAT EVER YOUR NEEDS, ‘ WINDOW MOUNT when you recall the playoffs last year. In the ninth “Heck, I tell our pitchers to get line drive to second and Luis with a 2.45 earned run average + THE PENNY SAVERj five runs and allow only four and Rivera on a foul to the catcher. while winning 16 games in 1988. Nadel. Dowd explained that such letters are you’re not approached.” inning of the first game, with one out and two on, he common and that he had recommended that (Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop) T ...WE HAVE THE RIGHT ■ THRU THE WALL charged a Texas League popup by the Mets’ Gary you’ll win.” “He pHched good, but he was noted that the Minnesota bullpen needed some relief. Giamatti send it. Rose’s lawyers said it was AIR CONDITIONER FOR YOU. " CASEMENT/SLIDER Carter but couldn’t quite hold it and. before the ball The Red Sox, though, now have pretty lucky, too,” Morgan said improper for the commissioner to send a letter of Hauptmann put to death i WILL BE CLOSED i could be retrieved, the Mets had scored the two trouble getting runs off any after Anderson’s first victory in “Jeff (Reardon) told me before the game, ‘It’s just you and me, recommendation on behalf of one of Rose’s main ITsieFFeRrs easy to cer to: winning runs. pitcher as they struggle along four starts against Boston. “Our accusors before the commissioner ni\ed in the case. Bruno Richard Hauptmann SATURDAYS DURING ViiHABT/OBOROAO ^ Dissolve then to Game 4 in New York. It is the under .500. They are 3-24, includ­ guy (Dana Williams) came kid,’ because the bullpen has been In retrospect. Dowd said he wished there was a was electrocuted in Trenton, N. J. MAWCHESTEH. c t . U Q W Y O U CAM TAM£ h 3 9 4 worked pretty hard lately,” And­ in 1936 for the kidnap-murder of bottom of the 12th inning, the bases are loaded, the ing 1-14 at home, when they score within 12 inches of a home run and different signature on the bottom of the five- ^ JULY & AUGUST. PISCOUHT CCMTEM/J the Lindbergh infant. Al £i#tb^ Dodgers call on Orel Hershiser to get the final out. three or fewer runs. then came the line drive. And in erson said. “I just wanted to be paragraph letter. H U iT fo e o " ^ 1 IrcMiM* iTWiAT And they are 5-13 against the previous inning we had the aggressive and go right at tho.se ^ The shop will be open Monday ' CXITM PHONE 647-9997 |/U McReynolds hits a blooper to center. With the “I wish I had (signed it),’’ Dowd said, smiling. HARffOUO runners circling madly around the bases, Shelby left-handers, including 1-11 at bases loaded and did nothing.” guys.” “We probably wouldn’t be here today” ^ Thru Friday 10AM-5PM SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER doesn’t hesitate. He makes a diving catch. If he once friendly Fenway. They’ve “This game is luck,” said After allowing three runs in the The letter was cited Sunday by Nadel as a clear EMERGENCY 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET drops that one. the series is 3-1 Mets and there also been shut out five times at Anderson, who was pounded for first, Boston’s Mike Boddicker. indication that Giamatti had “prejudged” that Rose Fire — Police — Medical ^ 46 Purnell Place MANCHESTER, CONN. might have been no Dodger World Series the home. seven runs in one-third of an 4-7. blanked Minnesota until the was guilty of betting on the Reds, an offense that VISA following week. Anderson got out of a bases- inning by Boston on May 1. “I eighth. Then he was tagged for carries a lifetime ban from the game. Nadel DIA L 911 M Manchester, Conn. OPEN DAILY: MON 6 THURS 'TIL9, TUES, WED, SAT TIL S R l 'TIL 8 , li SUN 'TIL 5 . loaded. no outs jam in the fourth knew those guys have had my one run and reliever Rob Murphy believed Rose’s lawyers, who had stressed the In Manchester Jim Murray is a syndicated columnist. innings as Dwight Evans number. I lust wanted to go out three more. letter’s importance during the hearing. 12 — MANCHFSTER HERAI-D. Mondny. Juno 26. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. June 26. 1989 — 13 Ryan up to old tricks Navratilova Bird returns in a triumphant manner J By Ken Kusmer Boston will win the Atlantic division By The Associated Press Henderson, who rejoined the seeks her The Associated Press and be playing for the Eastern A’s this week after a trade with Conference championship.” Never fear, when Nolan Ryan is AL Roundup the New York Yankees, was on INDIANAPOLIS — Larry Bird says Bird wouldn’t say whether his feet on the nioimd one milestone or base five times with three singles fulfillment there’s little he can do about his feet at had any stiffness or soreness after the another is bound to be reached. and two walks. He also scored two this point. What he needs to do is get game. runs and stole three bases. Ryan was four outs away from On April 23 against Toronto. 'S i t By Andrew Warshaw into better shape. “If it gets better, it does,” he .said. his sixth career no-hitter when Ryan carried a no-hitter into the Angels 7, Orioles 8: Wally The Associated Press “If it doesn’t, there’s nothing I can do The Boston Celtics forward took the about it. Brook Jacoby doubled to right ninth inning at Exhibition Sta­ Joyner drove in three runs and hit court against NBA competition Sun­ field, .iust beyond Ruben Sierra's dium. but lost it when Nelson his first homer since April 27 as WIMBLEDON, England — For day night for the first time since bone “I just have to keep working on my outstretched glove. Liriano tripled. On April 12 at California held on to beat Balti­ two months, spurs were removed from both heels conditioning. If I am healthy I can "When the ball left the bat I felt Milwaukee. Terry Francona more, taking three of four games has concentrated on returning to play.” Bird said. “The rest of this at Anaheim. seven months ago. Lingering soreness U it was a hit .” Ryan said. “I knew singled with none out in the eighth Wimbledon, the place she calls 1 ', in the left foot kept him from summer will be .spent on improving , if* my shape and regrouping for next it would take some kind of to break up a second no-hit bid. Joyner doubled for two runs in her second home. returning to the court during the spectacular play.” Ryan. 9-3. finished with one the first inning and hit his second If ^ She has seven matches to prove year.” playoffs. Since the end of the season Bird has The 42-year-old Ryan was re­ walk and seven strikeouts, and homer of the season in the third as it was all worthwhile. He may not be back to full form, but lieved by Jeff Russell after leads the ma.jor leagues with 128 the Angels grabbed a 7-1 lead The 32-year-old American, who had daily basketball workouts, has he scored a reassuring 33 points in 29 run sprints and jogged three miles per allowing Dave Clark’s two-run strikeouts. after three innings against Jeff first won the women’s singles title minutes in the second Larry Bird Pro homer with one out in the ninth as The right-hander pitched four Ballard. 9-3. at Wimbledon in 1978, is trying for i . All-Star Scholarship Classic, a char­ day. lifted weights, swam, bicycled Texas beat Cleveland 4-2 Sunday no-hitters while a member of the Larry Sheets hit two homers for the second straight year to break Th* At(ocl«t«d P rM i ity all-star game also featuring Isiah and played tennis. night. California Angels to tie Sandy the Orioles, a two-run homer off the record of eight victories she Thomas, Michael Jordan and Domi­ “This game allowed me to test Ryan, the all-time strikeout Koufax of Los Angeles. Kirk McCaskill, 8-4, in the fourth now shares with POPE AT FORMIA MEETING — Pope nique Wilkins. myself. This was a challenge I wanted leader, fanned Joe Carter in the “The fact that he’s 42 and still and a solo homer against Dan Moody. John Paul II presents a cup to American to face. If I was worried about fourth for the ”K” No 4.900 of his Petry in the sixth. If she fails, Navratilova said, “Well, it’s been a while but overall I reinjuring the foot, I wouldn’t have N throws that hard is amazing,” sprinter Calvin Smith, who won the career. Indians manager Doc Edwards Yankees 5, Royals 4: Steve she’ll carry on until she succeeds. was pleased with this little test,” Bird played. In addition to his record five said. “I tip my hat to him. He’s an Balboni hit a two-run homer and “I couldn’t quit without trying 100-meter dash at the 23rd track and said. *’I really wasn’t thinking about “I am not .sure if I will have any no-hitters. Ryan has 11 one- amazing human being.” Don Slaught’s run-scoring single for it,” said Navratilova, who field meeting in Formia, Italy. the injury going out there. I was just swelling after this test or not. I have hitters. Not everybody was impressed, capped a three-run sixth inning as opens her bid for the women’s worried about getting in the flow and pushed myself harder during my "I don't get involved in it.” though. New York edged Kansas City. title on Tuesday. Neither she nor up and down the court. workouts and have had no problem,” Ryan said. ”1 don’t get toocaught "We knew sooner or later that The Yankees won two of three Ths Aisoclatsd Prms defending champion , “These are games that are great for Bird said. “However, I haven’t done up in it until the ninth. I go out we’d get a hit.” Clark said. “The games, only the second home who beat her in last year’s final, IN BRIEF seeing what kind of shape you are in. I this much cutting on my own.” there to shut them out.” guys were saying early on in the series the Royals have lost all GREAT BALLS OF FIRE — Texas Ranger pitcher Nolan were scheduled for action today obviously need to be in better shape Celtics trainer Ed Lacerte came to Ryan pitched his last no-hitter dugout that they weren’t that season. It was the first time New Ryan delivers a pitch during Sunday night’s game with at the start of the $4.5 million Scholarship game is set for the season. I’ve got three months town and examined Bird’s feet on Sept. 26. 1981. against Los impressed with him.” York has won a series of three Cleveland at Arlington Stadium in Texas. Ryan’s bid for a championship. yet to prepare for next year.” Saturday. He sat on the bench and Angeles while a member of the Rafael Palmeiro had a two-run games or more in Kansas City no-hitter was broken up by Brook Jacoby in the eighth As long as she feels physically EAST HARTFORD — The33rd annual Kerry Bird made 13 of 23 shots, including talked with Bird when the player came out of the game. He also was Houston Astros. single in the seventh off Tom since July 28-30, 1986. inning. The Rangers won, 4-2. secure, Navratilova said she will McGuire Memorial-Scholarship Fast Pitch four of seven from 3-point range, and "Nolan's the greatest, isn’t he? Candiotti, 7-6, to give the Rangers Andy Hawkins, 8-8, allowed continue to chase a place in the Softball game is scheduled Wednesday at 8 added seven assists and three steals in going to check the feet again today. If he continues to throw like that, a 4-0 lead. seven hits and four runs in 6 1-3 annals of sport. p.m. at McAuliffe Park. The game will feature leading his squad to a 182-168 victory “We’re very pleased with the way kee scored two runs on a throwing Dave Bergman led to three in the loosely played game. he’s progressed in the past six he’ll get a no-hitter, maybe two.” Athletics 6, Blue Jays 3: Rickey innings. Dave Righetti pitched error to beat Chicago at County unearned runs in the second “I’m planning on playing a few the Hi-Ho Brakettes of Stratford, 20-time Texas manager Bobby Valentine Henderson had three hits and the final 1 2-3 innings for his 13th more years. This is not my last national ASA champion, against the Latella Thomas, a member of the NBA weeks.” Lacerte said. “We think he’s Stadium. inning and Seattle beat Detroit at champion Detroit Pistons but on the doing well in his conditioning and his said. drove in two runs and Stan Javier save. Navarro left after allowing nine the Kingdome. shot,” she said. “I know my body Coronets of West Haven of the Connecticut ASA Ryan. 42. signed as a free agent hit the first homer by an Oakland Brewers 3, White Sox 1: Rookie is still there. If I gave up now, I Women’s League. Pre-game ceremonies are at losing team Sunday night, said Bird running. hits and Dan Plesac finished for appeared well on his way back after “This is a fir.st step, (to) get a sense with the Rangers last winter and right fielder this season as the Jaime Navarro allowed one run his 18th save in 23 opportunities. Bill Swift. 3-2, faced the min­ would forever regret not going for 7:45 p.m. has been rewriting their record Athletics beat Toronto at the in 7 1-3 innings in his second it. I may play 10 more years and Jim Bidwell, a recent graduate from East having played only six games last of where he’s at.” the trainer said. Mariners 5, Tigers 3: An obstruc­ imum 20 batters through 6 2-3 season. Lacerte said it’s uncertain at this books since opening day. Coliseum. major-league start and Milwau- tion call on Detroit first baseman innings, allowing four hits. never break the record, but at Hartford High School who will attend Central Tha Aitoclatad Pra least I would have given it my Connecticut State University in the fall, is this “I saw just about what I expected. I point how hard Bird will be able to best shot.” year’s scholarship winner. expected him to be playing well, and play when he reports to the Celtics’ LARRY’S BACK — Larry Bird drives to the hoop during "Larry’s Last year, as defending cham­ Donation is $1. he is,” Thomas said. “You give him rookie camp next month. Game" Sunday in I ndianapolis. The all-star game benefitting the pion, Navratilova was within four two months, 2‘A months, three months “I think that’sanotherstep, another Larry Bird scholarships was the first time Bird has played since Big Red Machine enduring difficuit times games of breaking the record. to really get his skills down sharp. bridge to cross.” Lacerte said. November due to injury. She led Graf 7-5, 2-0 in the Williams retains IBF title By Dick Brlnster double in a five-run fifth, when won tor tourth time in a row and three runs in the seventh and five championship match before the A-TLANTIC CITY. N.J. (AP) - Charles The Associated Press the Dodgers sent 10 batters to the 10th in 13 games. in the ninth. The Astros matched West German won 12 of the last 13 Williams retained the International Boxing NL Roundup plate. Philadelphia, losing for the season highs in runs and hits, with games. Federation light-heavyweight championship Pete Ro.se remains in the fifth time in six games, had 12 fly 18. Navratilova remembers it Sunday by pounding former champion Bobby Streaky Jones leaves his mark on PGA tour driver’s seat, but the Big Red Expos 5, Cubs 0: Hubie Brooks’ ball outs, two grounders to first well. Czyz into submission after 10 furious rounds of Gerald Young’s two-run single “Last year, I gave it all I had, their rematch. By Bob Green frame of mind that I should win a lot of tournaments. Jones tied him with a birdie on the 16th. There was. Machine is sputtering badly. runs and 31 hits the last two days. run-scoring triple broke a score­ and 13 strikeouts. The assistless less tie and keyed a two-run in the seventh put Houston ahead but was beaten by a better The fight ended with Czyz, his left eye almost The Associated Press “I didn’t. two-shot swing on the 17th, Jones’ birdie against On Saturday. Los Angeles estab­ game was the first in NL history to stay and gave the Astros a “Then I had to take another look and say, ‘You’ve Burroughs’ bogey from a bunker. Rose, fresh from a victory .seventh inning, leading Montreal and the first in the majors since player,” Navratilova said. closed, sitting on his stool after the 10th round. Sunday over Commissioner A. lished season highs of 10 runs and sweep of the three-game series. To make sure it doesn’t happen “He said he didn’t want to continue,” referee OAKVILLE. Ontario — Steve Jones, the first got to go out there and practice and work just like That gave Jones a two-shot advantage with one to 18 hits. and Dennis Martinez to a sweep of July 4, 1945. when Cleveland three-time winner on the PGA Tour this year, has a Bartlett Giamatti. went from Chicago that left the Cubs in Pinch-hitter Craig Biggio had again, Navratilova skipped the Rudy Battle said. everybody else,’ ” he said. play and he brought it home, collecting $162,000 and retired 27 New York Yankees soft-spoken warning for golf’s other touring pros. That paid off in the stretch run at the Glen Abbey pushing his earnings for the year to $595,971. “very happy” over an Ohio Hershiser, 9-6. allowed 10 sin­ second place, a percentage point without an assist. tied the game with an RBI single. entire clay-court season in Eu­ It probably was the 27-year-old Czyz’ last judge’s leprieve to extremely gles, a double and walked two in Lonnie Smith lifted the Braves rope this year to hone her hurrah. He said he would retire if he lost. “Mine seem to come in streaks,” Jones said Golf Club course, a stretch run that was aided by the behind the Mets. Gregg Jefferies had three hits Sunday after his late rush produced a two-stroke inexperience of the man he wasbattlingforthetitle. There was some considerable consolation for frustrated over a 7-0 loss to Orel pitching the 23rd shutout of his It was the second straight into a 4-4 tie in the fifth inning with grass-court game. It paid divi­ Williams, 172‘/4, of Mansfield. Ohio, won the Burroughs, who came into the tournament with career. Eddie Murray, mired in a and drove in two runs. Kevin an RBI triple. Smith also hit his dends in the Wimbledon warm-up IBF title by stopping Czyz, 175. of Wanaque. victory in the Canadian Open. “My hands were shaking on the short putts.” said Hershiser and the Los Angeles shutout by the Expos, who McReynolds also had two RBIs. “I look for a good tournament at the Western (at Clark Burroughs, who hadn’t finished higher than career earnings of $45,082. Dodgers. slump until the Dodgers arrived allowed the Cubs one run in the 10th homer and added a run­ tournaments as she won consecu­ N.J.. after nine rounds on Oct. 29, 1987 at Las “Hey. that’s cool,” Burroughs said after learning Steve Jeltz. who drove in the scoring fly ball. tive events at Edgbaston and Vegas. Czyz’ right eye was closed in that fight, Oak Brook, 111., this week). Ilikethegolf course. It’s 11th and had not made expenses in three years on in Cincinnati, led the Los Angeles three-game series. a good course for me. I’ve played well there before. the Tour. he won $67,200 in a three-way tie for second. He had a The Dodgers right-hander al­ offense Sunday with three hits Phillies’ run. had the first four-hit Reserve catcher John Russell Eastbourne, both in England. closing 74. lowed 11 hits, but pitched his Tim Raines beat out a bunt game of his career. “The strut is back,” said I’m looking forward to it.” Jones said. “That’s where I lost it. On the greens,” Burroughs and three RBls single for his third hit of the game came on to get the final out for Coleman sets steal record If his performances earlier this year are any said. “The last three holes. Four feet, eight feet, six Also at 273 were Mike Hulbert, who closed with an National League-leading fourth Altanta. Navratilova, seeded No. 2 at 8-under-par 64. and Mark Calcavecchia, who had a shutout. Hershiser retired the side in to open the seventh and Brooks Pirates 5, Cardinals 3: John Wimbledon behind Graf. “I’m indication, he very well may be the man to beat in feet. Yip. yip. yip,” Burroughs said. Smiley allowed five hits in 6 2-3 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Vince Coleman has the Western. "He’s been there before. He knew how to handle 69. "1 thought we’d get him for order only once — in the ninth followed with his triple off loser Padres 10, Giants 7; Tony back with a new and happier the major league record for consecutive stolen inning. Scott Sanderson, 6-6. innings and doubled home a run Gwynn hit a three-run homer and attitude.” The 6-foot-5 Jones won the first two tournaments himself better than I did,” Burroughs said. Mark Brooks. Mark McCumber and Joey Sindelar sure.” Rose said. “I guess that’s bases. Now he’s trying to put it out of reach. of the season, the Tournament of Champions and the Jones needed only a final round of 70. two under “It was a pretty funny shu­ Martinez. 7-1. won his sixth for Pitt.sburgh. singled three times for his first Britain’s Jo Durie, one of Coleman, of the St. Louis Cardinals, set the were another stroke back at 274. Brooks had a 66, why he makes $3 million a year — Smiley. 7-2. left after allowing Bob Hope Classic. par, to vault over the shakey Burroughs and take a McCumber a 67 and Sindelar a 68. he pitches 11-hit shutouts.” tout.” he said. straight decision, allowing three four-RBI game this season as San Navratilova’s victims at East­ record with his 39th consecutive successful hits and one walk in six innings. Tom Brunansky’s run-scoring bourne, said that attitude was “After winning two so fast, I was thinking I had a two-.shot victory with a 271 total. 17 under par. Dave Barr, with a 68 and a 275 total, was the low Dodgers manager Tom La- Diego endfed San Francisco’s stolen base Saturday night against the chance to win a lot of tournaments. Then I got in the Burroughs held a one-stroke advantage until Rose’s hearing, originally sche­ Although the first four Expos double and Milt 'Thompson’s RBI seven-game winning streak. noticeable. Pittsburgh Pirates. Canadian. duled today before Giamatti on sorda. who last week went on the hit safely in the opening inning, single. Bill Landrum got the last “She looks happier to be on the Mark Parent added a two-run He padded the record with another steal in gambling accusations, was put TV program “Hee-Haw.” to cry Montreal failed to score because five outs for his sixth save, court,” Durie said. “And she’s the same inning, but said he’s shooting for off two weeks. He won a tempor­ about a lack of offense, had his of two outstanding throws by extending his scoreless streak to homer to put the Padres ahead to got more discipline than before. triple figures. NEED SOME EXTRA ary restraining order barring share of laughs for a change. right fielder Andre Dawson. Dave 24 1-3 innings in his last 14 .stay at 6-5 against Scott Garrelts, She doesn’t get as upset with “It would be great to get 100 in a row,” he Fittipaldi sputters but Giamatti from holding the hear­ But he was dead serious about Martinez was thrown out at appearances. 6-3. herself. She’s moving very well said. “The sky’s the limit, whatever that ing on evidence that Rose bet on Murray, who has been hovering second and Tom Foley at the Junior Ortiz doubled to right San Francisco’s Kevin Mitchell and she’s so eager. I think she’ll number may be. I want to see how far I can take SPENDING MONEY? Reds games in 198.6-86-87. around the .220 mark for the last plate. with one out in the fourth against had three hits, including his 25th win Wimbledon.” it.” week. Ted Power. 0-2. and Smiley, with While long-time friend and Coleman stole second base in the third takes Budweiser victory That’s all Rose won. however. home run. extending his major- Newspaper routes available in your area... “I’d like to see him get it Mets 5, Phillies 1: Sid Fernandez one hit in 33 at-bats, lined a double league lead. He also drove in rival stands as inning, breaking the record set in 1975 by the Not only did his hitters fail to find together this way for a couple of ended a long drought and New over right fielder Brunansky’s three runs to boost his major- always in Navratilova’s path, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Davey Lopes. Coleman By Mike Harris was no match for Fittipaldi’s Chevrolet- Earn money and prizes by delivering the home plate, but his pitchers days.” Lasorda said York tied a 44-year-old major head, making it 2-0. league-leading total to 70, main threat again comes from had tied Lopes with three steals against the The Associated Press powered Penske PC18 on the two long couldn’t get the normally weak- Murray singled home a run in league record by getting all 27 Rey Quinones singled and Ortiz Graf, winner of five of the last six Pirates in Friday night’s 3-2 victory, straightaways, said. “You absolutely Manchester Herald in your hitting Dodgers out for the second Reliever Mark Grant. 2-1, tournaments. the third off Tom Browning. 6-6. outs without an assist. hit a sacrifice fly as the Pirates blanked the Giants for 4 1-3 PORTLAND, Ore. — Emerson Fittipaldi could not afford to get one inch off line in day in a row. to end the left-hander’s streak of Fernandez. 5-2, struck out nine Graf was upset in the final of smiled when his engine sputtered and those turns. You had to be really precise. neighborhood. added two runs in the sixth. innings, but tired in the ninth. the last month by Woosnam takes Irish Open The Dodgers, the worst offen­ consecutive scoreless innings at in seven innings to win for the Astros 12, Braves 6: Houston, Mark Davis came on for his 19th stopped between Turns 3 and 4 at Portland Get one inch into the marbles and you were Call today to get more details. Spain’s Arantxa Sanchez, but International Raceway. sive team in the major leagues, 25 — the longest this season in the first time since May 9 as the Mets trailing 5-4 after six innings, save, matching Cincinnati’s John PORTMARNOCK. Ireland (AP) - Defend­ gone.” NL. Murray also had a two-run said she was determined not to let A few moments earlier, and the One driver who found that out the hard raked Cincinnati pitching for 17 swept the three-game series and made a laugher out of it with Franco for the league lead. go of her Wimbledon title. ing champion Ian Woosnam of Wales sank a birdie putt at the first extra hole and beat Brazilian racing star might have been way was Arie Luyendyk of The Nether­ 647-9946 “I feel perfect,” Graf said after crying out in frustration. lands. who was the only other driver on the Marble St...... all practice on the All England Philip Walton of Ireland in a sudden-death Bruce...... playoff to retain his Irish Open golf title Fittipaldi ran out of fuel Sunday only iead lap at the end despite sliding off the McCabe St...... all Nike Circle...... all Club’s well-manicured lawns. “It seconds after taking the checkered flag in took me two or three days to get Sunday. track three times. Stock PI...... all Judith...... a" The Welshman shot a final-round 70 in windy the Budweiser-G.I. Joe’s 200 Indy-car L /1 Blushing John gets revenge in Gold Cup over Paris, but that’s natural. I “I didn’t spin, but it took a whole lap to No. Main St...... 397-496 Prospect...... all needed a break at home with my conditions and made up the two shots by which race, his second victory in a row and third he trailed Walton overnight. in the last four starts. get going again each time because the tires Norwood...... all family. I’m much more moti­ were full of pebbles,” Luyendyk said. former boss, Charlie vated now.” With Walton shooting a 72, it left both players “We knew fuel economy was going to be Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Farm Dr...... all Bv The Associated Press even at 278, 10-under-par. a problem,” Fittipaldi said after beating The tight, slippery track caused a Gardner St...... 3-66 Keeney St...... 10-151 Whittingham. Woosnam could have won on the 18th green number of off-course excursions and minor INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Three “I know one thing — you won’t Bobby Rahal to the finish line by 20.36 Gardner St. W est...... all EastlandSt...... all but missed from 10 feet to set up the playoff on seconds, then accepting a long, slow ride accidents. weeks ago, Blu.shing John was have to ask me ever again the same hole. This time he hit a wedge 12 feet Among the latter, Michael Andretti, Highland St. Greenwood Dr...... 22-69 beaten by Sabona in The Califor­ whether I ever beat Charlie around the 1.922-mile, nine-turn circuit to (Dugan’s Alley) ...... 8-37 Indian Dr...... all Petrovic from the flag and made no mistake with the victory circle on the sidepod of Rahal’s running second at the time, got together nian at Hollywood Park. Jockey Whittingham in a big race,” said putt. with Scott Brayton, and Ai Unser Jr. and Overlook Dr...... all Pat Day and trainer Dick Lundy Lundy, who was Whittingham’s Lola. assistant from 1976 to 1982. It was the first time that Woosnam has Morris Nunn, the team engineer for Scott Pruett banged together while trying Grissom Rd...... all Westland St...... all made sure it didn’t happen again to join the successfully defended a title and his victory to stay on the lead lap just past the halfway Ambassador Dr...... all in the more prestigious $500,000 Whittingham had three horses Patrick Racing, kept reminding the Shepard DR...... all deprived thousands of local fans of the first point. Esquire Dr...... all Hollywood Gold Cup. entered as he tried for his ninth Irish success on home soil since John O’Leary 42-year-old Fittipaldi over the radio to “I told Pat to do something Gold Cup victory, but Nasr El won in 1982. “Save fuel, save fuel.” In both cases, the drivers were able to Oakland Heights...... all Willard Dr...... all different than what he did last Arab, considered the best of the Blazers “1 was playing with the fuel mixture the continue, but none remained in contention. Saulters Rd...... all trio, finished fifth, nearly 14 Irishman Ronan Rafferty grabbed a share of Brownstone Apts...... all time,” Lundy said following ZAGREB, Yugoslavia (AP) — third place alongside Australian Brett Ogle whole race, and I adjusted the (turbo­ Pole-winner Teo Fabi of Italy finished Lydall St...... 246-374 Sunday’s victory over Sabona in lengths behind the winner. Nasr charger) boost, too.” Fittipaldi said. “I In the wake of the signing of and Zimbabwe’s Mark McNulty to go back to fourth for the second straight week, Hamilton ...... all Constance Dr...... all the 50th running of the premier El Arab was never in contention, Soviet star Sarunas Marciulionis didn’t know how much fuel I had left. followed by Pruett, Andretti. Raul Boesel ending hopes for a duel between the top of the Order of Merit above the absent Carpenter Dr...... all event of Hollywood P ark’s by the Golden State Warriors, two Mark James. “We have an on-board readout, but the of Brazil and Rick Mears. summer meeting. “In The Cali­ Day and Pat Valenzuela — rivals more Eastern Bloc stars appar­ reading is how much (fuel) I’m consum­ McDivitt Dr...... all Center...... 11-301 odd on Ea.sy Goer and Sunday Si­ Mears, who has won twice this year and fornian. we were worried about ently are headed for the NBA. ing,” the winner said, “I didn’t know how was tied with Fittipaldi for the CART-PPG Wildwood Or...... all Trotter...... all 1 lence, respectively, during the one horse — Ruhlmann — and I Yugoslavia’s Drazen Petrovic. U.S., Soviets dominate much they put in the car on the last stop or series point lead coming into Sunday’s Jefferson St...... all Winter ...... 47-62 think we might have u.sed our Triple Crown races. considered the best European Whittingham’s top entry turned BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) - Though how much I had left. race, led laps 46 through 70 before he ran Kenwood Dr...... all Orchard ...... all horse more than we wanted in guard, said on Sunday he may “I was driving the car the last few laps order to make sure he didn’t get out to be Payant. who finished most of their top athletes stayed home, the out of fuel moments before pitting. Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Knox ...... all join the Portland Trail Blazers. like a little old lady — very simply, dainty Mario Andretti. Michaei’s father and the away from us. third, 3‘/i lengths behind Sabona. In addition. Yugoslavia’s star United States and Soviet Union showed their Newman...... all who is trained by Neil Drysdale. dominance in international track and field by and deliberate. third-place starter, was one of the first out “This time, I told Pattoridehis center, Vlade Divac, was to leave Union Place ...... all Edgerton...... 1-55 own race and not worry about another former Whittingham as­ taking top honors at a four-nation meet. “There was no problem until the engine because of an electrical problem. for the United States today. He is stopped on the slowing down lap. Then I Union St...... 133-264 anybody else. Neil Drysdale’s sistant. Whittingham’s Lively expected to be chosen in Tues­ The U.S. squad included only one of the nation’s Olympic gold medalists from Seoul. was very pleased. I was smiling and I got a The new Alfa Romeo-powered March of Alpine...... all hor.se ran a good race, but I didn’t One was fourth in the field of day’s NBA draft. Roberto Guerrero of Colombia, in only its Summit...... 63-203 think he’d catch us, because my seven 3-year-olds and up. Petrovic, 25, who plays for Real 110-meter high hurdler Roger Kingdom, yet the beautiful ride from Bobby. I just hung on.” Haynes...... all “It was a slow pace and a slow Americans won the men’s team competition Fittipaldi, a two-time Formula One second race, had a fuel injection problem Strant...... horse came home in 24 seconds Madrid, said during the Euro­ and finished 23rd after winding up eighth in Russell ...... all flat.” race, period,” Whittingham said. The Aeeocleted Praei and placed second to the Soviet women. champion, earned $81,160 for the ninth Hunniford...... pean Basketball Championships its debut at Detroit. Main ...... 285-378 Blushing John took the lead “Every time Nasr El Arab tried BIG WINNER — Blushing John, at right Hollywood Gold Cup Sunday at Holly- that Portland was willing to buy Britain, fielding many of its top athletes, victory of his Indy-car career, averaging South Hawthorne...... all to move up, they’d move away finished second to the United States in the 103.980 mph in the race slowed by one Heading into next Sunday’s race at before the turn for home and with Pat Day in the saddle, pulls away wood Park in Inglewood, California, the rest of his contract from the South Alton...... all sprinted down the stretch to beat from him again, A slow pace men’s competition and third among the caution flag for eight laps. Cleveland. Fittipaldi has 86 points for the Main ...... 380-494 from Sabona, left, to win the $5(W,000 Spanish team. season, followed by Mears with 70. Unser West Middle Tpke... 8-150 even Sabona by a length. Blushing doesn’t help a horse like that .” After last year’s Seoul Olym­ women. Like the Detroit Grand Prix the previous Wadsworth St...... all John covered the l‘/i miles in 2:00 Valenzuela also was disap­ pics, in which Yugoslavia lost to Among the American stars who did not join week, this was a wild race, with numerous 62 and Michael Andretti 54. Squire Village ...... all Huntington ...... all pointed with the pace. the team for the quadrangular event were 2 5. Preakness, but Day and Easy $750,000 Pimlico Special on May winner Seattle Slew, led from the Soviet Union in the final, incidents and high attrition. Fourteen of It is the third season in a row in which Wetherell ...... all Summit ...... 1-55 “We’ve got to give a lot of credit “Claiming horses run faster Goer won the Belmont. Olympic gold medalists Carl Lewis, Joe Bidwell ...... all 13, was sent off at 6-5 by the crowd wire to wire and won the $300,000 Petrovic signed a four-year con­ the 26 starters were running at the end. Fittipaldi has been able to win back-to- Lllley ...... ’...... all to Pat,” Lundy said. “He’s really than that,” he said. “I was sitting Nasr El Arab went off at 5-2, as of 28,939, the smallest ever for the St. Paul Derby at Canterbury tract with Real Madrid, report­ DeLoach, Steve Lewis, Andre Phillips and But Fittipaldi, who survived two bump­ about four lengths off them in the Jackie Joyner-Kersee — none of whom back races. Lakewood CIr. No. & So...... all tried to get to under.stand the did Sabona. But NasrEl Arab was Gold Cup. He paid $4.60, $2.60 and Downs by seven lengths. edly for $1 million. ing incidents and a stalled engine to win at “We’re working very hard to be horse. Collectively, we’ve tried to first turn and just cruising. He never a factor while carrying $2.20. Sabona, with Chris McCar- Clever Trevor bolted from the “I was told that Portland is competed in the U.S. Outdoor Championships Hlllcrest...... all at Houston from which the squad was chosen. Detroit, avoided the problems at Portland. successful.” he said. “It’s very difficult to get to under.stand him.” started moving up great, and I high weight of 123 pounds, one ron, returned $3 and $2.60. inside post position, took the lead willing to buy the rest of my He even managed to stay out of trouble in thought, ‘He’s going to get them.’ more than assigned to Blushing In the pole vault, Olympic gold medalist achieve a successful result and very easy Day didn’t have time to com­ McCarron has failed to win the and never relinquished it. The contract with Real,” Petrovic Turns 3 and 4, where the new asphalt was to lose in motor racing. CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 ment. He immediately left to And right whenigot tothem, they John. Gold Cup in 10 tries, including time of 1:48 equaled the track said. “If the two teams reach Sergei Bubka and silver medalist Rodion Blushing John won $275,000 for Gataullin stayed home, but the Soviets still breaking up and causing extremely “A good example is that we had an catch a plane. just took off.” eight second-place finishes. Pay­ record for 1*/b miles. agreement. I’m willing to join the slippery conditions. In winning Sunday, Blushing Day and Valenzuela dueled in owner Allen Paulson, boosting ant, ridden by Laffit Pincay Jr., Ridden by Don Pettinger, NBA.” placed 1-2, with Seoul bronze medalist Grigory engine probiem (Saturday) and we had to John became a millionaire and each of the Triple Crown races. the colt’s earnings to more than paid $3.40. Yegorov winning at 18-6‘A and Igor Tranden- “It was very, very difficult there,” start the race with a brand new engine. It Clever Trevor went off at 7-2 in The 6-foot-5 Petrovic said he Fittipaldi said. gave Lundy the victory he’s Valenzuela and Sunday Silence $1.1 million. Also on Sunday, Clever Trevor, the Grade II race for 3-year-olds was asked to join Portland before kov second. paid off. but the engine could have been llanrl^?0tfr Mrralb always wanted against his won the Kentucky Derby and the Blushing John, winner of the the grandson of 1977 Triple Crown and paid $9.80, $5.20 and $3.20. signing with Real Madrid. Rahal. whose Cosworth-powered car bad in the race instead of in qualifying.” J . . . , : . J

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(R) (In Stereo) cisco detective to solve the murder of a motel gets some unexpected help from a Mike Hartnett and Chad Foley played well Oakland 4, Toronto 3 foreign visitor. Marianne Sagebrecht, Thursday 41 Crimson ® W K R P in Cincinnati [TMC] MOVIE: 'Bagdad Cafe' The female guard at the historic military base. defensively. For Heritage, Bruce Esteves and Californio 7, Baltimore 6 42 Sticky stuff Sean Connery, Mark Harmon. Meg Ryan. C.C.H. Pounder, Jack Palance. 1988. Seattle 5, Detroit 3 PotHcfc Flynn/Manchaetor Herald TWILIGHT BASEBALL - 18 d D Love Connection owner of a run-down cafe and motel gets Rated PG. Justin Nukis hit well while Keith Stone and Matt Texas 4, Cleveland 2 43 Actress ” some unexpected help from a foreign visi­ 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) Katz at Moriarty’s, 7:30 p.m. [A & E] Profiles Featured: Republican Sen. [USA] Paid Programming Varsell played well in the field. Monday's Games OUT AT SECOND — Dairy Queen shortstop Don Diehl forces DiRosa’s Kevin Charlotte 21 Robert A. Taft. tor. Marianne Sagebrecht, C.C.H. Pounder, Oakland (Moore 9-5) at Minnesota Jack Pelance. 1988. Rated PG. 2:00AM X Superior Court NATIONAL FARM — The Lawyers clinched [CNN] Showbiz Today 3:35AM [D IS ] m o v i e : 'Forever Fem­ (Rowlev 44), B;05 o.m. Bates at second base during action in the Town Little League Tournament (33) Real Estate Update ale' A writer’s first play flops when the league honors with a 6-0 shutout win over Grames Seattle (R.Johnson 34) at Kansos City Friday 45 Sham 23 24 25 29 30 [ESPN] SportsLook 1 0:00PM (X) Newhart (CC) Stephanie (Saberhagen 7-4), 8:35 pm . Saturday at Waddell Field. DiRosa won, 5-1. 48 Region around is appalled when an unemployed Michael d® NVR Showcase producer’s wife is cast as the star. William Printing. Josh Buckno hurled a two-hitter for the [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Killer Kiowns from Holden. Ginger Rogers, Paul Douglas. Cleveland (Farrell 3-8) at Texas LEGION BASEBALL - San Francisco 31 32 becomes a shoe salesman. (R) (In Stereo) d® To Be Announced. winners. R.J. Dion, Tony Bombardier and Andy (B.WItt 37), 8:35 p.m. Windsor at Manchester (East Outer Space' Alien bozos arrive on Earth 1953, Only games scheduled (2 wds.) looking for victims for their cotton candy QD d® Si) [C N N ] News ( S I Jeffersons (CC). Demeraski supplied the offen.se for the Lawyers Catholic). 5:45 p.m. 35 3:40AM X Nlghtwatch Joined in Tuesday's Games 52 Novelist Ferber cocoons. Grant Cramer, Suzanne Snyder, (33) INN News [A&E] Shortstories A country girl moves while John Hanna, Jay Therrian and Shawn Toronto of Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Twins 7. Red Sox 0 Brewers 3. White Sox 1 Progress Pirates 5, Cardinals 3 53 Reagan's son John Vernon. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In (3® Synchrorul to the city in ’’100 Percent W ool." (60 Gallagher also plasyed well. In defeat. Kevin Colltornlo at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. 38 39 Stereo) New York at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. 54 Seashore bird d® MOVIE: 'Used Cars' A fast-talking min.) 4:00AM (33) streets of San Francisco MINNESOTA BOSTON CHICAOO MILWAUKEE Schwabe collected both hits while Scott Whalen, Ooklond at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. PITTSBURGH obrhM Ob r h bl Ob r h bl obrh bl STLOUIS 55 Teller of tall 7:00PM (X) Inside Edition used-car salesman goes to outlandish [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Deerslayer' The in­ ^ One Day at a Time Texas at Chlcogo, 8:30 p.m. Ob r h bl ObrhM 42 Dave Tracy. Mike Cinnci and Jake Ford also played Nevnnan If 5)32 Reed 2b 4 0 0 0 Gollghr cf 5 1 1 0 Moiltor dh 3 0 2 0 Local basebaU stories QD Wheel of Fortune (CC). lengths to prevent his late boss’ car lot trepid Hawkeye and his Indian blood- Boston at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Coleman If 4 0 0 0 Bonds If 4 0 0 0 [A & E] MOVIE: 'Russian Roulette' After Bckm n 7t> 5 0 0 0 Rivera ss 4 0 1 0 Lyons 3b 4 0 3 0 Yount cf 3 0 2 0 from falling into evil hands. Kurt Russell, brother set out to rescue beautiful Wa-tah- well. Seattle at Kansas CItv. 8:35 p.m. Oouend 2b 3 0 0 0 Lind 2b 4 0 0 0 56 Flightless bird Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) being sprung from a Russian prison, a Dwver dh 4 0 10 Booos 3b 2 0 1 0 EW Im s ph 10 0 0 Shefflld ss 4 0 0 0 45 46 47 so 51 (X) Jack Warden, Gerrit Graham. 1980. wa from an enemy chief. Steve Forrest, OSmIfh ss 4 1 3 0 VonSIvk cf 4 2 2 0 57 Adam’s powerful, manipulative gangster becomes In other National Farm action, Moriarty Brothers CCcntlll i>h 10 0 0 Greenwl It 4 0 2 0 Baines dh 4 0 2 0 Deer rf 3 1 1 0 GO) ® ) Cheers (CC). Guerrer 1b 4 0 0 0 Bonlllo 3b 3 1 2 2 d® World at War Ned Romero, John Anderson. 1978, involved in dirty dealings on the London GaettI 3b 4 3 2 0 Evons rf 3 0 0 0 Caldem rf 4 0 2 1 Brock 1b 3 1 1 0 grandson beat Boland Brothers. 10-5. Nick Delguidice ripped Oulsnbrv p 0 0 0 0 GWIIson rt 4 0 1 0 Weekend results 52 S ® M *A *S*H Bush rf 3)31 Esaskv 1b 4 0 0 0 GW alkr 1b 4 0 0 0 Polldor 3b 4 1 2 1 ® Hogan's Heroes [ESPN] SportsLook stock exchange. Alfred Molina. Gary Cady, National League standings Bm nsky rf 4 1 2 1 Londrm P 0 0 0 0 58 Libidinous three doubles for MB’s while Toren Bull and Saeed Puckett ct 2 1)0 Cerone c 3 0 0 0 Pasaua If 4 0 0 0 COBrIen c 4 0 0 0 (S) @ ) MacNell/Lehrer Newshour Robert Hardy. 1986. Pndito 3b 4 0 0 0 Redus 1b 4 1 1 1 59 Non-profit TV American Masters; Broadway's [T M C ] MOVIE: 'M y Demon Lover' A Ijorkln 1b 3 0 2 ) Gedman c 1 0 1 0 Monrla 2b 4 0 1 0 Felder If 3 0 0 0 65 Jackson also hit well. Dan Uriano was the winning M Thm o cf 4 0 11 ROunns ss 4 0 1 0 Police Story Dreamers: The Legacy of the Group young woman falls in love with a man who [C N N ] Larry King Overnight NATIONAL LEAGUE l^udnr )b 0 10 0 Romlne ct 3 0 1 0 Guillen ss 4 0 1 0 Gantnr 2b 3 0 0 0 PONY LEAGUE - The 60 City in Nevada TPeno c 2 0 0 0 Ortiz c 3 1 1 1 literally turns into a monster when sexually pitcher while Joe Covill and Bull played well in the Eott Division Harper c 4 0 10 Heep ph 1000 Karkovic c 2 0 0 0 @® 9® Current Affair Theatre Season Premiere (CC) This bio­ [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Durhm ph 1 0 0 0 Smiley p 2 0 11 Mets beat the Red Sox, 11-3. at 58 80 aroused. Scott Valentine. Michelle Little. W L Pet. O B Moses ct 2 0 0 1 DW Im s dh 3 0 1 0 Fisk c 2 0 10 graphical series’ fourth season opens with field. For Boland. Mike Young. Jason Bissonnette Pognozzl c 0 0 0 0 Boir p 0 0 0 0 DOWN d l) Star Trek 1987. Rated PG-13. [USA] Paid Programming New York 39 32 .549 ~ Goone ss 4 111 Totals 38 1 11 1 Totals 30 3 I 1 Illing Junior High School. a profile of the Group Theatre and its ac­ Power p 2 0 0 0 RReyIds rt 0 0 0 0 and Billy Otto hit safely while F.J. Marcoux, Darryl Chlcogo 40 33 .546 — ' Totals 17 714 « Totals 32 0 7 0 J [A & E ] Chronicle complishments during its decade of exist­ [USA] Paid Programming 4:15AM [MAX] MOVIE; 'American DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 John O’Neill was the winning Montreal 40 34 .541 Chlcogo 100 000 000— 1 1 Oxlike animal 0234 |c)1989 by NEA. Inc ence. Host: Joanne Woodward. (90 min.) Gothic' Six stranded campers In the Pa­ LeBlanc and Allen Archibald also played well. Morris ph 0 10 0 26 [C N N ] Moneyline St. Louis 36 35 .507 3 Mliinesola 300 000 040— 7 Mllvraukot 000 300 OOX— 3 pitcher for the Mets while (In Stereo) 2:30AM X Sustaining cific Northwest fall prey to a pair of elderty AMERICAN FARM — Modern Janitorial came Pittsburgh 29 41 .414 9>/} Boston 000 000 000— 0 E — Sheffield, Lyons. D P — Chlcogo 1, Walling 1b 0 0 0 0 [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Totals to 2 8 3 Totals 32 5 9 5 Andy Bartley and Scott Cun­ (33) ® Alice eccentrics and their demented offspring. up with four runs in the sixth inning and pulled out Phllodelphlo 24 46 .343 14W E—Cerone, Reed. DP— MInnesoto 1, Mllwoukee 1. LOB—Chlcogo 10, Mll- scores. [A&E] Shortstories A country girl moves ningham led the offense. to the city in "1 0 0 Percent W ool." (60 d® Dating Game Rod Steiger. Yvonne De Carlo, Michael J. Wtft Division Boston 1. LOB— Minnesota 7, Boston 8. woukec 7. 2B— Yount 2, Deer. SB— Guillen [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire Pollard. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) an exciting 18-17 win over DiRosa Cleaners at 2B—Horper, Newman 2, Lorkin. DWM- (20), Moiltor (11). StLouls ON ON 210-3 min.) W L Pet. O B Pittsburgh I N 012 lOx— 8 Corky Coughlin also played [C N N ] Sports Latenight Son Francisco 45 29 .606 ~ Moms. S B — Newmon (11), GoettI (4), IP H R ER BB SO [USA] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs Buckley Field. The victory clinches first place in the E—Guerrero, Bonilla, Pognozzl, Van- [E S P N ] Adventure: The Gamesman 4:30AM (S) Beverly Hillbillies Bush (1). S F — Moses. Chlcogo well for the Mets. Andy [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Houston 42 32 .566 3 Slvke. DP— Pittsburgh 7. LOB— StLouls 4, suspect a Chilean chief of police in a double league for Modern, which is undefeated at 12-0. Matt Cincinnati 39 34 .534 5*/^ IP H RER BB SO Reuss L,7-3 7 8 3 1 3 2 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Shuffle' Of­ scores. [USA] Paid Programming Pittsburgh 8. 2B—Ortiz, Smiley, Bonlllo, Lawrence played well in murder case. (60 min.) Minnesota JDavIs 1 0 0 0 1 0 fered a sterotyped role, a struggling black Godi, Todd Sise. Adam Major and Navid Zarinejad U s Anoeles 37 36 .507 V h Redus, OSmIfh, Brunonsky. 3B—GWIIson. San Dleao 36 40 .474 10 AAndeson W,9-4 8 4 0 0 3 0 Mttwoukoe defeat. 7:30PM (X) Entertainment Tonight SB— VonSIvke 2 (11), OSmIth (14). SF— CELEBRITY CIPHER actor must decide whether to compromise each scored three times with the latter tallying the Atlanta 29 44 .397 15W Reardon 1 10000 Navorro W.1-0 7 1-3 9 1 1 0 7 Actresses who've starred in James Bond Redus, Bonlllo. Colebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. his integrity or starve. Robert Townsend, Soturdav’s Games Boston Plesoc S,16 1 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 winning run. Trevor Porter drove in five runs, IP H R E R B B SO Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Todsy 's ckte: O equals M movies. (In Stereo) Anne-Marie Johnson, Helen Martin. 1987. Los Anoeles 10, CIncInnotl 3 Boddlcker L.4-7 7 It 4 4 2 6 Umpires—Horrie, Tschida; First, Mer­ StLouls Rated R. (In Stereo) including the winning run with a double. Jason Montreal 5, Chlcogo 0 M urphv 1 3 3 3 0 0 rill; ^ o n d , Palermo; Third, Denklnger. (X) d® Jeopardy! (CC). T V Topics Rawer L.0-2 5 2-3 8 4 4 0 4 New York 4, Phllodelphlo 2 Rochford 1 0 0 0 0 0 T— 2:35. A — 40,201. G olf English played well in the field. Brian Gorman OlPIna 1-3 1 0 0 'GRUPU'K B QVFRGD JVF (X) Kate & Allie (CC) 10:30PM (X) Doctor, Doctor (CC) Pittsburg 5, St. Louis 2 Boddlcker pitched to 1 hotter In the 81h. Oulsnbrv 1 0 0 0 0 1 Mike resorts to homemade advertising to pitched well in defeat while Clifton Lake hit well. Houston 5, Atlonta 4 HBP— Larkin bv Murphy. Qj) INN News Pittsburgh garner more patients. (In Stereo) Son Froncisco 3, Son Diego 1 Umpires— Home, M cKeon; First, Kol- In other American Farm action. Eighth District Smilev W.7-2 6 2-3 5 2 2 0 2 CVTTUPUSEU JUGIUUS FMMC, d® M *A *S*H Sunday’s Games ser; Second, Youno; Third, Joyce. National League results (33) Odd Couple Soap Dis-Patched routed Town Fire, 22-4. Vicky Wood slammed a Bair 2-3 0 0 2 1 Tallwood Vive la France! New York 5, Phllodelphlo 1 T— 2:43. A— 34,007. d® Win. Lose or Draw Landrum S,6 ^3 1 0 0 0 2 INN News home run for the winners and also played well in the Pittsburgh 5. St. Louis 3 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL R E ­ KMNSC PUBKMSK BSC ® Newhart (CC). Popular soap character Steven Mats 5. Phillies 1 SULTS — Championship flight- Stan Hogan's Heroes The Arts & Entertainnrient field. Gregory Amende also hit well. For Town Fire. Houston 12, Atlanta 6 Moms; Second, HIrschbeck; Third, (3® Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) “ Patch” Johnson, played by Montreal 5. Chicago 0 Yankees 5. Royals 4 DomtonoverJlmBldwell,3-2; Istfllght-Bob (53) Three's Company Network plans to make July a Mike Mizla and Chad Skidgel played well. MeSherrv. Chambers over Greg Berger 1 up; Tndfllght- PUBKMSK GRBG KMNSC Los Angeles 7, Cincinnati 0 T— 2:31. A— 22,514 [A & E] World of Survival (R) month of special programming Stephen Nichols on NBC’s “ Days Son Diego 10, Son Francisco 7 PHILA N E W Y O R K Ken Tedford over Ted Blosko2-1; 3rdfllght- ROOKIES — Wolf-Zackin defeated Pagani N E W Y O R K KANSAS CITY [CNN] Crossfire 11:00PM (X (X d® ® g® News of Our Lives,” has lost the Monday's Games Ob r h bl o b r h b l Fronk Woltyno over Carl MIkolowskv 3-2; saluting the bicentennial of the Obrhbl O b r h b l Dykstra ct 5 0 0 0 Carreon rf FMMC.' — JNPGMS RVHHVK. Caterers, 16-10. Dean Jaworski and Rob Alberts had Los Angeles (Leorv 6-5) at Cincinnati 3 0 0 0 4th flight- Bll I Dowd over Chic Seobeck 3-1. [E S P N ] Major League Baseball M aga­ (X It's a Living trademark patch. After four Sax 2b 4 0 10 Stillwell ss Herr 2b 3 0 1 0 Mogadn 1b Astros 12, Braves 6 French Revolution. The center- two hits apiece for the winners while Matt Mancini (Mahler 8-7), 6:05 p.m. 4 1 2 0 3 2 1 0 TWO MAN MEMBER-GUEST — Gross- PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A psychiatrist is a person who owns a couch zine Weekly report. (33) Cheers (CC). ToMeson ss 4 0 0 0 Seltzer 3b 3 1 1 0 VHoyes rf 4 0 0 0 HJhnsn 3b 3 1 2 0 Horry Nowobllskl-BIII Delrick 75. Net- piece will be a July 14 presenta­ years as the one-eyed anti-hero, New York (Gooden 9*2) at Montreal Mtngly dh and charges you for lying on It." — Edwin Brock. and Jake Macombes starred defensively. For 4 2 10 Brett 1b 3 0 11 Jordan 1b 4 1 2 0 McRytds If 4 1 2 2 HOUSTON ATLANTA Mark Dennis-Bob Ouagllo 85, Howard [HBD] Wimbledon '89 Highlights (24) Austin City Limits (In Stereo) who lost bis eye in a knife fight, (Perez 3-8), 7:35 o.m. Bolbonl 1b tion, “ Paris Live! The French Pittsburgh (Drobek 4-5) at Chicago 3 112 Elsnrch If 4 0 0 2 Ready If 3 0 0 0 Jetferls 2b 4 1 3 2 Ob r h bl o b r h b l Lotlmer-Howord Latimer 85, Leo Brovokls- d® Weekday (R) Pagani’ s, Eric Viara. Brendan Chase, Kevin Beebe Phelps ph 10 0 0 Tobfer dh 8:00PM (X) Kate & Allie (CC) A weal­ "Patch” emerged from major (G.Maddux 6-6), 6:05 p.m. 3 0 1 0 Thon ss 4 0 0 0 M W ilsn cf 4 0 0 0 BHotchr If 5 1 1 1 G Perry 1b 5 1 3 0 Bob Ouagllo 88, Steve Schochner-Rov Cloy Revolution Bicentennial,” a six- Plunk p 0 0 0 0 Wetimn pr Jeltz 3b thy woman hires Kate and Allie to find her (M) M *A *S*H and Chris Chameroy played well. San Froncisco (Reuschet 12-2) ot Hous­ 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 1 Lyons c 3 0 0 0 Young cf 6 3 3 3 Blouser 3b 3 1 0 0 88, Jim Bolce-Stu Lelond88. Calloway-Chic surgery with a new look and a new RIghettI p 0 0 0 0 hour gala including a perfor­ ton (Forsch 1*2), 8:35 p.m. Winters rf 3 0 1 0 U k e c 3 0 0 0 Elster ss 4 0 11 Doran 2b 4 3 3 1 Evans 3b 1 0 0 0 Gognon-Bob Gagnon 149. a husband like Bob. (R) (In Stereo) ( ) Arsanio Hall (In Stereo) Pagani Caterers came back to defeat Wa-Wa Barfield rf 3 10 0 Pecoto rf 61 identity. Phllodelphlo (Ruffin 0-3) ot St. Louis 1 1 0 0 Ford ph 1 000 Frndez p 3 0 0 0 Wsntn 3b 0 0 0 0 LSmIth If 4 3 3 3 TWO MAN MEMBER-MEMBER — (T) (3® MacGyver (CC) MacGyver and mance of “ The Marseillaise” by M H oll If 4 111 Boone c [A & E] David Leisure at the Improv Food Stores, 22-18, on Sunday. Matt Fisher. Kevin (Hill 4-4), 6:35 p.m. 3 0 2 1 Mulhind p 10 0 0 Agullero p 10 0 0 GD g v Is 1b 5 1 2 3 Boever p 0 0 0 0 Gross- Leo Brovokls-Mork Dennis 78. Net- Brokns 3b 4 0 2 1 Dalton chase after criminals who plan to American opera star Jessye Only gomes scheduled Palacios c 0 0 0 0 Bullock ph 10 0 0 Comlnlt 3b 5 1 3 3 Russell p 0 0 0 0 Ted Blosko-Blolne Horeld 84, Don Wennlk- David Leisure welcomes Lou DiMagglo. Beebe and Ryan Newkirk hit well. Chris Chameroy. Slaught c 3 0 11 unearth a sacred Indian artifact and sell it. Hall of Famers Tuesdov's Gomes BJeksn ph 10 0 0 G AHarrs p 0 0 0 0 Romlrz ss 3 0 0 0 Thomos ss 5 1 2 0 Chet Lukas 85. John Wing, Rob Schneider and Doug Fer­ Norman and coverage of a Kelly cf 4 0 2 0 FWhIte 2b (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Adam Slominsky and Jason Marandino played .solid Pittsburgh at Chlcogo, 2:20 p.m. 3 0 0 0 Dernier oh 0 0 0 0 SchYzdr p 0 0 0 0 D M rp hy cf 2 0 2 0 TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross- Ed rari. (60 min.) Wilson cf sound-and-Iight show and parade. Fred Astaire, Perry Como, Atlonta at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. 3 1 1 0 M eW Im s p 0 0 0 0 Medw t ph 1 0 0 0 Berroa rf 4 0 3 1 Stone-Brod Downey 88, Bob Cornel-Jon SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Bast the National Geographic defensively. For Wa-Wa. Joseph Farr. Steven TOtOlS 34 5 9 S Totots 31 4 9 4 D w M p y ph (X) of [C N N ] Moneyline Also throughout July, A&E will New York ot Montreal, 7:35 p.m. 10 00 Darwin p 1 0 0 0 Gregg ph 1 0 11 Fredrickson 89, Art Bossell-Ed Sldlowskv Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Specials A look at Australia's outback. Barbara Walters, ABC News O’Reilly, Eric Mattson and Eric Grodzicki played Son Francisco at Houston, 6:35 p.m. TotoH 34 1 7 1 Totals 32 5 f S Puhl rt 4 2 3 0 Tredwy 2b 4 0 0 0 71. Net- Mike MIslewIcz-Tony Crernono57, [DIS] Susan, Susan An Italian immigrant New York 300 003 000— 5 (60 min.) present such programs as the President Roone Arledge, CBS Philadelphia at St. Louis, 6:35 p.m. Trevino c 3 3 3 0 Benedict c 4 1 1 0 Glen Wllson-Jeft Hussotto58, F.N. Sulllvon- tries to find an American wife to evade well. Kansos City 102 000 100— 4 Ur-i. ,:..ible these four Jumbles, Ke the sauce without It Son Diego at Los Anoeles, 10:35 p.m. Pbltadetphlo 010 ON ON— 1 Yelding ss 3 0 3 2 Wthrbv ph 1 0 0 0 John Sullivan 80, Crolg Phllllps-Bob Quo- (33) MOVIE: 'Garbo Talks' An eccentric immigration authorities. four-part documentary “ The "60 Minutes” executive producer E— Winters, Slaught. DP— New York 2. one letter to each square, to form Eastern Video defeated B&J Auto, 7-2. Tim Barry, Now York IN ON OOx—5 Knepper p 3 0 11 LIIIlQUist p 3 0 0 0 gllo 81, Clift Kellne-John Motycko 82, Bob middle-aged woman enlists the aid of her LOB—New York 4, Kansas City 3. 2B— four ordinary words. [ESPN] Baseball's Greatest Hits French Revolution,” French- Don Hewitt, Carroll O’Connor E—Jordan. DP—Phllodelphlo 1. LOB— CRnIds ss 0 0 0 0 Acker p 1 0 1 0 Thmosslon-Joe Duro 82. Colloway-Kelth son to fulfill her dying wish to meet Garbo. Conor Moore. Drew Best and Laura Belliveau hit Brett, Boone, Stillwell, Winters. H R — Bol- Philadelphia 9, New York 7. 2B-HJohn- made films on the series “ Screen­ BIgglo c 2 1 1 1 Asnm chr p 0 0 0 0 Bennett-Mork Bennett 141, Len Belonger- Anne Bancroft, Ron Silver, Carrie Fisher. [H B D ] Tales From the Crypt (CC). (In and Children’s Television Work­ well for Eastern while Earl Courchesne played well boni (9). S B — Stillwell (6). S F — Brett. son, McRevnolds, Jefferies. 3B— Jelfi, Elchhrn p 0 0 0 0 Mlke Belanger 144, Jim Bourn-MIke 1984 Stereo) ing Room” and French-inspired shop (“Sesame Street” ) co­ American League results IP H R Ek BB SO Jefferies. DJom es If 3 0 0 0 O C 1 r E M defensively. For B&J Auto, Tom Martin. Jeff Lok. New York Senordlo 144, Lou Mlller-Fred Nossltf 145, [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire IP H R ER BB SO Totals 43 13 18 13 Totals 39 6 13 S GlnoColderone-Poul Jonas 148. (3® MOVIE: 'The Divorce of Lady X ' A theater pieces on “A&E Stage.” founder Joan Ganz Cooney will be Hawkins W,8-6 Pbllodclpblo — Joe Mortenson, Tom Lattanzio and Carahela TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross- John ^ young lady, who Is trapped by the fog after “ Biography” will include a fea­ Plunk Mulholond LJV2 4 8 5 5 3 5 [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘Extremities' The victim honored as new inductees into the Houstan 301 100 305— 13 Burger-Lon Annulll 70, Warren DeMortln- a costume ball, appropriates the hotel Dubaldo played well. RIghettI S,13 1 2-3 1 G AHorrls 2 1 0 0 1 1 of a violent assault discovers her assailant ture on fashion designer Ga- Mariners 5. Tigers 3 Attanta 101 031 001— 6 George Mlnukos 71, Horry Nowobllskl-BIII room of a naive young barrister. Merle Ob- Academy of Arts & Sciences’ B&J Auto rebounded to beat Dickenson Plumb­ Kansos City M cW IIIm s 2 2 0 0 0 1 knows her address, and awaits the oppor­ E—ComlnItL Schotzeder. DP— Atlanta DetrIck 72. Net- Jim Colllns-Bob Spodocclo brielle “ Coco” Chanel, and Lebrndt L,4-6 5 7 5 5 2 5 New York eron, Laurence Olivier. Ralph Richardson. tunity to seek revenge. Farrah Fawcett. Television Hall of Fame during a ing. 14-4. Justin Pelletier tripled twice while 1. LOB— Houston 8, Atlanta 12. 3B—Do- 81, Dick Vlzord-Pot Mlstretto 82, Roy M ontgm ry 3 1-3 2 0 0 0 4 Frndez W.5-2 7 5 1 1 3 9 HIWG 1938. “ Chronicle” will include a two- DETROIT SEATTLE ron, Younoz Knepper, Berroa. 3B Bell-Rich Bell 82, Mike Steeves-Borry James Russo, Diana Scarwid. 1986. Rated two-hour special on Fox next Brandon Brooks slammed a home run. Peter Umpires—Home, Phillips; First, Brlnk- Aoullero 2 2 0 0 0 4 Ob r h bi o b r h b l LSmIth. HR—LSmith (10). SB— Young Frazer 83, Bob Fellx-JIm Giroux 83, Bob MOVIE: 'The Ugly American' The ar­ R. part feature on modern France. Lusader Cf 4 0 1 0 Reyntds 2b 5 1 1 1 mon; Second. McClelland; Third, Gordo. BK— Femondez, Agullero. season. Dubaldo and Dan O’Brien played well in the Held. (27), BIgglo (6). SF*-LSm lth. Chombers-BIII Rlordon83. Collowov-Steve rival of an American ambassador stirs up 4 0 0 0 Briley If 3 0 11 T— 3:00. A — 37,514. Umpires— Home, Toto; First, DeMufh; [USA] Miami Vice A smitten Crockett GWord rf IP H R E R B B SO Cossono-Joe DIMInleo 142, Dove Coruso- pro-communist elements in an Asian coun­ For Dickenson, Luke Bombardier and Ryan Lurate 4 1 1 1 Second, Hohn; Third, Froemmlng. places his and Tubbs’ life in danger when Bergmn 1b Cotto If 0 0 0 0 Houston Steve Coruso 148, Walt Cormler-Wolt try. Marlon Brando. Sandra Church, Arthur 3 0 11 T— 2:52. A— 47,892. he teams with a beautiful French Interpol had three hits apiece while Jason Reid and Adam Tram m I ss 3 1 0 0 Griffey cf Knepper 5 5 4 4 5 3 Cormier 147, Paul Russlllo-Morc Schardt Hill. 1963. Morind 3b 4 1 1 0 Leonrd dh 4 0 0 0 Rangers 4. Indians 2 Schtzdr W >0 2 4 0 0 2 147. ENOMAY agent in a search for a murderous interna­ Dziorny also played well. 2 0 0 0 Buhner rf Lynn dh 3 0 2 0 Darwin $,3 2 4 0 3 MEMBER-GUEST — Gross- Ed Stone- WHY THE COOK ® ( ^ ALF (CC) Kate goes back to work tional criminal. (60 min.) Lemon dh 2 0 11 Presley 1b 4 0 0 0 Expos 5, Cubs 0 when a strike sends Willie home. (R) (In Strano Real Estate outslugged Carter Chevrolet. Atlonta Bro Downey 88, Bob Cornell-Jon Fredrick­ HURRIEC7 TO t h e TJones It 2 0 2 1 EM rtnz 3b 4 1 1 0 CLEVELAND TEXAS 1 1 :30PM X (@ Nightline (CC). 21-16. John Masse. Jon Williamson. Matt Frost, Lllllqulst 4 7 4 4 3 son 89, John Burger-Lon Annulll 70, Jim Stereo) RAMADA 2 0 0 0 SBrodley c Heoth c 4 1 3 0 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Acker L4V3 2 2 2 2 0 2 Colllns-Bob Spodocclo 71, Warren HERB SAROEN. (X Arsenio Halt (In Stereo) 4 2 2 1 Browne 2b MONTREAL CHICAGO (S3) National Gex^raphic An examination Andy Leitao hit well and played well defensively for Brum ly 2b 2 0 0 0 VIZQuei ss 4 1 0 0 Espy cf 4 1 2 0 Assnmehr 2-3 2 1 DeMortln-George Mlnukos 71. Colloway- DCIark If ObrhM Ob r h M of Britain's traditions and pageantry. (60 (33) Honeymooners Whltakr 2b 10 0 0 4 1 1 2 Soso If 3 0 0 0 Elchharn 1-3 2 0 0 0 2 Kelth Bennett-Mork Bennett 141, Steve GAUHTT the winners. For Carter, Danny Ortiz and Jonathan Totals 34 5 11 4 Corter cf DMrtnz cf 5 0 2 1 Walton cf 4 0 1 0 min.) Tofols 30 3 6 3 4 0 0 0 Palmer 1b 3 0 1 2 Soever 2-3 5 5 5 2 1 Cossono-Joe DImInleo 142, Len Belonger- Now arrange the circled letters to d® d® Tonight Show (In Stereo) POBrIn 1b 4 0 0 0 Sierra rf 4 0 2 1 Foley 2b 4 0 10 DwSmth If 4 0 1 0 Puts Washington, D.C. Kardys hit well, Ehren Cephas and Chris Sheehan Russell 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 form the surprise answer, as sug­ Golorrg 1b 5 0 10 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 Mlke Belanger 144, Chic Gognon-Bob MOVIE: 'Picnic' A drifter starts a Detroit 000 000 300— 3 Snyder rf 3 0 0 0 Fronco 2b 1 1 0 0 Acker pitched to 3 batters In the 7th. gested by the above cartoon. d® Twin Star played well in the field. Raines If 4 13 0 Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 Gognon 144, Jim Bourn-MIke Senordo 144, chain of events at a local Labor Day picnic Seottle 040 000 0 1 x -4 Solos dh 3 0 0 0 Petralll c 4 0 1 0 HBP— BHotcher by Boever. WP— Knep­ n : GIno Colderone-Poul Jonas 148, Dove (S) St. Elsewhere E—eergmon. DP— Seattle 3. LOB—De­ Jacoby 3b Brooks rf 4 12 1 Groce 1b 4 0 1 0 which affect the lives of five people. Wil­ 2 0 1 0 RLeoch dh 4 0 0 1 per. B K — Schotzeder. P B — Trevino. C o r u s o -S t e v e C a r u s o 148, N et- Mike troit 3, Seottle 6. 2B— SBrodley, Vlzguel. Alionson c 10 0 0 Buechet 3b ONIxon cf 0 0 0 0 Low 3b 4 0 1 0 HE r liam Holden, Kim Novak, Cliff Robertson. (S) News (CC). on Sale this Summer. 3 1 1 0 Umpires— Home, HoMlon; First, Bonin; Wolloch 3b 2 0 0 0 Dunston ss 3 0 0 0 Mlslewlcz-Tom Cremoro 57, Glen Wllson- Answer; r I I i l l " H R — Bergm an (2). SB — Briley (5), Buh­ O M cD I ph 100 0 Kunkel ss 3 1 1 0 Second, Harvey; Third, PulM. HADN’T L 1956. [CNN] Sports Tonight Glrordl c Jeff Russotto 58, Art Bossell-Ed Sldlowskv r Skinner c Rtzoerld c 3 111 3 0 1 0 Summer just got better at ner (1). SF -« rlte v . 0 0 0 0 T— 0:29. A — N A. 59, F.N, Sulllvon-John Sullivan 80, Crolg (Answers tomorrow) ® MOVIE: ‘The Lady Eve' When the na­ Fermln ss Owen ss 2 10 0 Sondrsn p 1 0 0 0 [D IS ] Prairie Home Companion: The OCEAN IP H R E R B B SO 3 0 1 0 Phllllps-Bob Ouagllo 81, Clitt Keune-John turalist son of a wealthy tycoon comes out Totoli DeMrtnz p 2 0 0 0 SW IIson p 0 0 0 0 Jumbles: BROOD MIRTH OUTLAW TRICKY 2nd Annual Farewell Performance A Ramada. From June 16 CtTY Detroit 29 2 3 2 Teterts 29 4 I 4 Montvcko82, BobThomasslan-JoeDuro82, Saturday’s Palm er L,0*3 5 7 WJhnsn ph 10 00 Varsho ph 1 r 0 0 Answer What they acalled the hardware store's cat of the jungle, he falls In love with a girl who special edition from New York City’s Radio Padres 10. Giants 7 Dick Vlzord-Pot Mlstretto82. through September 17, 2 2 McGffgn p 00 0 0 Schlroldl p 0 0 0 0 has a card-shark father. Barbara Stan­ FW IIIIam s ClevtkHMl 000 000 002— 2 LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Gross- Lou THE 'TOOL KIT’ City Music Hall with host Garrison Keillor IN BRIEF GHrnndz 1 2 Texas 000 011 20x— 4 Aldrete ph 1112 wyck, Henry Fonda, Charles Coburn. and guests Chet Atkins, the Everly Broth­ 1989, seven nights a week, Miller 74, John Mulcohy 77. Net-Art St. Louis SMttle LOB—Cleveland 2, Texas 9. 2B— Sierra Burke p 0 000 S A N F R A N S A N D IE G O 1941. ers and Leo Kottke. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (In Totals 33 511 5 Totals 32 0 S 0 o b r h b l obrh bl 70, Bob Chambers 70, Greg Berger 71, Ken these Washington, D.C. Swift W.3-2 6 ^ 3 4 2, Jacoby. HR—OCIork (6). SB—Franco Tedford 72, Chic Gagnon 72, Sol Russo 72, @ Nature (CC) Traces the route of flood Stereo) Lewis, Aouita win in France Powell 0 1 (9). S— Allanson, Sosa, Kunkel, Espy. Butler cf 5 0 0 1 Roberts 3b 3 1 2 0 Montreal NO ON 203—5 Oberkfl 2b 1 2 11 RAIom r 2b 4 2 2 1 Don Home 72. B Gross- Chet Lukas 77, Roy waters through the Okavango Delta In Bot­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Area Ramadas offer special MJackson S4 21-3 1 IP H RER BB SO Bell 82, Kurt Hossett 85. Net- Bob Borde88, CIcvcIaiid CblCOBO ON ON 000-0 Litton 3b 3 0 1 0 TGwynn rt 5 3 4 4 swana. (60 min.) Part 2 of 3. (R) (In Stereo) scores. Powell pitched to 1 batter In the 7th. Frank Woltyno 88, Mark Dennis M, Terry room rates. With rates like VILLENEUVE D’ASCQ, France (A P) - Umpires—Home, Scott; First, Johnson; Condlottl L,7,« 5 1-3 3 2 2 E — WollPCh 7. DP— Monfreol 7. Chicago W CIork 1b 5)30 Nelson 1b 4 0 0 0 Means 71 ,TomBow72,Som Saplenzo72, Lou S3) MOVIE: 'The French Connection' [HBD] Wimbledon '89 Highlights fXXKVBJ-E Sprinter Carl Lewis and middle-distance Second, Hendry; Third, Clark. Orosco ) 2-3 4 2 2 1. LOB— Montreal 7, Chicago 8. 2B— Wol- Mitchell If 5 2 3 3 AAoDovIs p 0 0 0 0 Two policemen are involved In an after- this, in locations like these ton, Raines, Fitzgerald, Aldrete. 3B— Riles 3b 2 0 0 0 CAAortnz If 4 0 11 Gonzales 72, Bob Peterson 72, Bill Mustard [M A X ] MOVIE: 'You Can't Hurry Love' T— 2:39. A — 19,950. Stoddord ) ) 0 0 72, C Gross- Brian Guerette 87, George hours investigation of an international nar­ runner Said Aouita beat outstanding fields Texos Brooks. SB— Raines (17). RThm p 2b 2 110 Tmpitn ss 4 1 0 1 see Washington this sum­ Fronkenberger 89, Vic Pfeiffer91. Net-MIck cotics ring. Gene Hackman. Roy Scheider, A jlltod young man from Ohio heads to Los Sunday, highlighting a star-studded interna­ Ryan W,9-3 8 1-3 3 2 2 IP H R ER BB SO Sherldn rf 2 110 Porenf c 3 1 1 2 Angeles in search of true love. David Abner cf Gvokerl 87, John Crowley 89, Ken Dunbar 71, Astrograph Fernando Ray. 1971. mer! Call ahead and ask for Russell S,17 2-3 0 0 0 M onlrtal MIdndo rt 10 0 0 4 0 0 0 Packer, Scott McGinnis. Bridget Fonda. tional track and field meet. TW IIson p 0 0 00 Show p 1 0 1 0 Bob Jamieson 71, Roy Demers 71, Kevin H B P — Buechele by Condlottl. DeMrtInez W.7-1 8 3 0 0 1 1 [A & E] Living Planet: A Portrait of the 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) "D.C. on Sale." Angels 7. Orioles 6 McGffgon 2 1 0 0 0 2 Jurok ss 1000 Clemnfs p 0 0 0 0 Osborne 71, George McCortney 72, Jim The meet attracted the 1988 Olympic Gllloron72. Earth (R) Burke 1 1 0 0 0 0 M nw rng c 5 0 2 1 Grant p 2 2 1 0 1 1 :35PM X Night Court DULLES champions in all the men’s running events Athletics 6, Blue Jays 3 Chicago Uribe ss 3 0 2 0 Salazar 3b 0 0 0 0 TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross- Lou ed along traditional lines. 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(Taped) / Lewis, who has won six Olympic gold medals Felix rt Sonderson pitched to 5 batters In the ^Birthday CRIpkn ss 5 0 0 0 DWhIte cf 5 1 1 0 3 2 ) 0 R H n d r s n If DNIxon rt 10 0 1 Blolne Horeld 59, John Crowley-Woll social image could be tarnished today if sure cruise turns into a deadly treasure ing Ramada locations for details 3 2 3 2 TIh. [H B O ] H BO Comedy Hour (CC) Eight of including the 100 meters in the last two Games, Tettleton c 4 0 2 1 Joyner 1b 4 1 2 3 Totals N7147 Totals 34 10 12 9 B u r ln s k o s 80. E a r l N o r sw o r th v - B r lo n hunt. Faye Dunaway, Daniel J. TravantI, Fem ndi ss 4 1 2 0 DHndrs cf 4 0 11 Umpires—Home, Davis; First, Gregg; you lack proper decorum. Guard Martin Short's characters tell his lifetime and reservations: was challenged by the new American sprint BAndsn pr 0 0 0 0 Dwnng dh 4 1 3 0 Second, Quick; Third, Lovne. Guerette 81, John Mulcohv-VIc Pfeltter 81, Kim Cattrall. 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) Orsulak' rf 4 1 1 2 CDovts If 4 1 1 0 Gruber If 4 0 1 0 Lonsfrd dh 3 0 0 0 Roy Demers-BII Dion 81, Leo Brovokls- June 27,1989 against trying to upstage others or do­ story. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ALEXANDRIA' T— 3:03. A-34,491. Son Froncisco IN NO ON- 7 OKON 1 sensation, Leroy Burrell, and Jamaican Traber lb 4 1 2 0 Arm as rf 4 1 1 1 McGrItf 1b 4 0 1) McGwIr 1b 3 0 0 1 Mork Dennls82. ing anything that could be considered In 1 2:00AM (X U SA Today Scheduled: Son DIogo m 3 N Olx— 10 [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey WASHINGTON, D.C. HXL Raymond Stewart. Sheets dh 4 2 2 3 Schroedr c 4 1 2 0 Whitt c 3 0 1 0 Sfeinbch c 4 0 2 0 E— Butler, RThompson. DP— Son Fron­ poor taste. how loud music can damage hearing. Bordrs ph 10 11 Phillips 3b 2 0 0 0 Several major achievements are In the Wthgtn 3b 3 1 1 0 Howell 3b 3 0 1 0 cisco 1, Son Diego 1. LOB—Son Francisco [ M A X ] MOVIE: 'Native Son' An alien­ 4 0 0 0 BIknsp 2b 4 0 0 0 offing for you In the year ahead. You'll CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) What (33) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Ramada Inn Central Stewart held on for second in 10.07. while Gonzals 2b 4 0 0 0 Mosebv cf 13, Son Diego 8. 28—Mitchell, WCIork, PGA Canadian Open ated black youth stands trial for the acci­ 'Rates are per roorR, per night, single Mlinks dh 3 0 0 0 Gallego ss 1 2 0 0 Dodgers 7, Reds 0 you find enjoyable and fun today might Susan Ruttan ("L A. Law ”); actor Jacko Burrell, making his international debut, was Totals 36 6 13 6 Tolols 36 7 IS 4 Monworlng. 3B—Sherldon. HR— TGwynn have to earn what you receive, yet luck dental murder of his white employer’s (202) 462-7777 • $59,00' Lee 3b 3 0 1 0 Jovler rf 3 2 ) 2 (Energizer battery commercials); weddings or double occupancy. Children under (4) , Oberkfell (2), Mitchell (25), Parent will play a key role. not be as palatable to your mate, so try daughter. Victor Love, Elizabeth McGov­ third in 10.11. Llrlono2b 3 0 0 0 of the rich and famous. (60 min.) 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Rndiph 2b 3 1 2 0 W lnghm cf 5 0 1 0 Son Froncisco ployed on the 7,102-vord, oor-72 Glen Abbey tomorrow, you might be ignored by AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Today young woman falls in love with a man who combination with any other special quartet of Kenyans, including Olympic gold 2B— Joyner, Traber. H R — Orsulak (2), E — Kev. Blonkenship. DP— Toronto 1, Gibson If 5 1 0 0 Larkin ss 4 0 3 0 Golf Club: you might find justification for neglect­ literally turns into a monster when sexually (S) Success 'n Life program, lor groups, or In conjunction LOB— Toronto 3, Oakland 8. Garrelts L,8-3 2 2-3 7 8 8 1 2 Lady Luck who is Impatiently waiting In Joyner (2), Sheets 2 (6). S B — R o y (4). Oakland 2. M urray 1b 4 1 3 3 LOunns 3b 0 0 0 0 Steve Jones, $182,0N 87-84-70-70— 271 aroused. Scott Valentine, Michello Little. WASHINGTON, D.C. AREA medalist Peter Rono. HR— Jovler (1). S B — Felix (9), RHender- Camacho 2-3 0 2 2 2 0 the wings to help you today. Know ing your work in order to participate in (3® Win, Lose or Draw with meetings or conventions. 5— Roy. Stubbs 1b 1 0 0 0 ONelll rt 4 0 1 0 M ike Hulbert, S87,2N 71-88-72-84— 273 1987. Rated PG-13, ' son 3 (28). S— Phillips, DHenderson. S F — TWIIson 2 2-3 3 1 0 1 3 something you feel is more enjoyable. Maryland Aouita, who withdrew from the 1.500 at Seoul IP H R ER BB SO M Htchr rt 3 0 3 2 Sabo 3b 4 0 1 0 Gossoge 2 2 1 1 0 2 M. Colcovecchlo, S87.2N 87-89-8889— 273 where to look for romance and you’ll (S7) MacNsM/Lehrer Newshour Bol tl more McGwire. Shelby cf 2 1 0 0 Griffov If 4 0 1 0 Clork Burroughs, S87,2N 898884-74— 273 find It. 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(R) (In Stereo) [E S P N ] Women's Volleyball; Pro Ramada Hotel Rockville France’s Daniel Sangouma scored a surpris­ SDovIS W.8-3 7 8 2 2 1 5 Fred Couples, 818,875 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Consider your­ quality should take precedence over Petry 2 1110 0 Blrtsos p 0 0 0 0 2. 73878987— 778 (S) S® Hogan Family (CC) Chaperone Beach Tournament From Long Beach, (301) 424-4940 • $49.00 ing victory in the men’s 200, beating Olympic McClure 1 10 0 11 Honeycutt S.O 2 2 1 1 0 1 Yngbld ph 1 0 0 0 Corey Povln, 818.875 70-708987— 278 self fortunate today If you’re involved price or something that is trendy. SDovIs pitched to 1 batter In the 0th. Umpires— Home, Engel; First, Runge; David rules over his younger siblings’ first Calif. (60 min.) (R) Harvey S,9 1 3 2 2 2 3 Totals 37 713 7 Totals 38 o i l 0 Second, Rennert; Third, Brocklonder. Bill Sander, 818,875 8789-70-70— 778 .with far-seeing individuals. Don’t be too ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Today you champion Joe DeLoach. 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(R) (In Stereo) 1 2:05AM X Pat Sajak (703) 683-6000 • $59,00* IB DeLoach was second in 20.41. T— 3:08, A — 37.528. American League leaders 2. LOB— Los Angeles 0, Cincinnati 11. formation might present it negatively. yourself temporarily today from people Ramada Inn Seminary Plaza/Alexandria Paul Ereng of Kenya, the 800-meler gold 2B— Hershlser, Sabo. Murray, Dempsey. LPGA McDonald’a whose objectives are not in accord with TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Conduct QD ® MOVIE: ‘Pleaturea’ (CC) Three 1 2:30AM X St. Elsewhere Based on 2N of Bats. SB — M u rray (2), Shelby (0). S— Randolph. your more serious commercial affairs as women live out their romantic fantasias X Morton Downey Jr. (703) 751-4510 • $49.00* medalist and world indoor record-holder, beat SF— Hershlser. Radio, T V yours. In order to be successful, there You’re somebody over a summer vacation. Joanna Cassidy. d® d® Late Night With David Letter- Ramada Renaissance Hotel Washington U.S. champion Johnny Gray in 1:44.94. 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r o H ' H , A - T O H -M , ^CUOU>, /HISS ..rTHoSE XAU BUSINESS A\ORE NARS rHAN lO H -H , OH- ,T A mi>i J 1 STU&BS// 0)B Vo ( NOVELTY >r/»>rvn. LAMPS-f- comeizmb. Charcoal-makers love their work I* ixAftp^ \ / ^//^^' t i c ^. - - V'/fm -----1 category. ” ’I ' l State men trade When they bought the company last year for an undisclosed price, advertising world about 80 percent of its sales were ______^ to industries, mostly copper and for old-time vyork * I *** w brass companies, that add the u ______^ 1 hot-burning charcoal during KANUTS by Charlaa M. Schulz Bv Elizabeth LIghtfoot smelting to remove impurities The Associated Press from the metals. The other 20 percent was sold to consumers for UNION — Nancy and Matthew it's beautiful, but uuhv backyard barbecues. McNerney of Westport were only CAN'T I UNPER5TANP While maintaining the indus­ shopping for a barbecue, but the umattmev re singing trial base. McNerney and Greene ' ? bag of charcoal they bought 6-J4 massively expanded the retail changed their lives. end, and now expect that 80 "We don’t recommend this one to McNerney. a Madison Avenue percent of their projected $2 customers who have dogs." advertising bigwig who had done million in sales this year will be to (D 1989 by NEA. Inc ad campaigns for everything barbecuers, with 20 percent going from Progresso Soup to Bazooka to industry. In 1994, they’re N Bubble Gum. fell in love with the projecting sales will reach $10 DICK TRACY by Dick Lqcher ft Max Collins product — lump hardwood char­ million. coal made the way charcoal used to be made before briquettes Old Time Charcoal is currently >rOU THINK P U TTY PU 5 5 "FTJTTY PUSS-OR RATHEI ; A C T O R HE PORTRAfYEP A became popular in the 1940s and distributed nationally in health HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown# ^ T O L E T H E 5 E PRUGS TO HARLEY NIAV-WAS AN OI S E $ $ - POCTOR IKIA TV MINI- I CONTINUE HI5 O W N IV E R E 5 EARCHER-' 50s. foods stores and at major super­ markets from Maine to New York ^ MA^AP^ Mo TTQ, IT ^MOULP AL$ 0 &AV, 'AMP hl£AVBhJ . TKEACTMENr ? His wife fell in love with the K N O W - packaging — plastic bags that and in Atlanta. McNerney and = PUT IT'^ MOT CO/APLBTB HFLP Thl£ &UY WMcP TRl5e TO TAKB LEOGE- were cleaner than the paper ones Greene say they plan to expand to IT A \AIAY" she was used to and. because the supermarkets across the coun­ hardwood charcoal is just try. as well as to restaurants, but y “ you can’t do it all in one y e a r.” % (& 0 ^ charred wood without the addi­ tives briquettes have, a lot less As for the marketing, that heavy. came naturally to McNerney and The charcoal was made by the Greene, Connecticut Charcoal Co. in Un­ First, they cam e up with a new, ion, the only charcoal producer catchy name for their product — ui L M w c n Dy Ml wapH left in the state and one of a Old Time Charcoal — and then «f£ - 9c£nt>i/e handful nationwidestill making it they dressed up the plastic bag The Associated Press the old-fashioned way. that first attracted Nancy T 3 •AH R6STEP f f r WHOEVAH The charcoal looked different, McNerney. THERHANTOM by Lot Falk A By Barry TEP ) , THE'T STOOPID ANIMUIE J e tu^i le.T'A. ecirsi EASV ON ACCOUNT AH < C O N e r '/ -HE JEST LOOKS UP STOLE 'EM MUSTA BIN A WISE MAN — Gideon Gartner speaks during an it made food taste different, it Vs/ERE StviART 'NUFF T ' ^ A u _ •» s o a r '- , t S IX AT ME, HAPPY-LIKE, MIGHTY OARIN' CRIM'NUL HAVE TH'3KINryDP ■ Gartner quit his stock IBM. where he designed sys­ visor at Jordan McGrath and now picker’s job at Oppenheimer & tems to measure how Big Blue Connecticut Charcoal’s vice pres­ ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraua Co. a decade ago and began was faring against competi­ ident, had always dreamed of offering Wall Street-style in­ tors. before landing on Wall owning a business. Coinciden­ I FO UND BEATS ME! TH' STRANGER^- PHOOEY! WHAlTEVEB. it IT O VER MUST'VE PROPPED IT SMELLS AWFUL? sights and recommendations Street, where Institutional In­ tally, when McNerney told him of ROSE IS ROSE by Pal Brady THERE! WHEN THE LEMMIANS to buyers and sellers of compu­ vestor m agazine rated him the his plans for Connecticut Char­ . 1 - CAPTURED ter equipment. top individual securities ana­ coal. he was already looking into lyst in the technology field the grilling business. itxAi nor TiGHav nor THAT IWMK. GOOPNE5S I m m m v Today Gartner Group is on “ I was living in Manhattan . . GO ftw wn'T ■nm Y/ / ■ H($ MllTEM CUPG / the leading edge of the knowl­ between 1972 and 1978. edge economy. It ’s considered An opera buff, Gartner and I noticed there was a change C?R0P IT (K, abandoned a career as a in the restaurant scene — grills THE GAN(7 / one of the top computer- m industry think tanks in the French horn player because it were getting popular.” Greene country, with a list of 900 was too much of what he called said. “ I was looking at the clients that includes 49 of the a "lost-soul career” to suit his industry, at flavor additives, and top 50 in the Fortune 500. engineer-father. it made sense to buy a company Q raiaC. that wasalreadyinamainstream 6 -2 6 Annual revenue has been Gartner discovered at MIT \ increasing 50 percent a year that he didn’t really want to be field.” THE BORN LOSER by Art Baneom and is expected to reach $62 an engineer, so he stayed on to Since buying Connecticut Char­ million this year. get his m aster’s degree in coal in April 1988. M cNerney and “ W e’ re in the wisdom busi­ business from MIT’s Sloan Greene have relinquished their ON TH E F A 8TRACK by Bill Holbrook THE FOOD ness,” says Gartner, an alum­ School of Management. business suits for blue jeans and nus of Massachusetts Institute “ He really is an extraordi­ work boots. They spend their days alternat­ <^|»lN6666)CN0VrTHiS \{eujo,mit\TetiMc,e? if^CUOLp 5£nlD5

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Save money on cleaning Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for TO CLEAN artificial flow­ products by using ammo­ HELP IHDME u |HDME ers, place them heads Notices 111 jHELP HDME8 8 8 nia, diluted to the strength WANTED I'M wanted FDR ALE FDR ALE the week. down In a paper bag, add recommended on the bot­ FDR SALE 8 8 salt and shake well. To As a condition precedent to tle, for washing walls and JOB Opening: Full time COVENTRY. Immacu­ AFFORDABLE hous­ Call 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 TAG SALE SIGN B I I H j Q WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. | clean out storage areas In windows. Bring extra mo­ the placement of any adver­ NIGHT Bartender. 6pm - MANCHESTER. Forest tising In the Manchester He­ maintenance man for late raised Ranch - 2 ing!!! East Hartford. your home or garage, ney Into your home by 12am, Monday through Hills - Kennedy Road. rald, Advertiser hereby St. Mary Parish, Cov­ Friday. 646-7961 after acres. Like New! Less Immaculate newly place an ad In classified selling no-longer-needed agrees to protect. Indemnify U & R built. Three than 3 years old, 3 telling, our renders what entry. Must be skilled 11am. decorated 6 room Items with a low-cost ad In and hold harmless the Man­ Bedrooms, 2 baths, L bedrooms, 2 baths. Cape. First floor mas­ I CONDOMINIUMS I ROOMS I APARTMENTS APARTMENTS you have for sale. In all ospects of main­ ATTENTION - Hiring! Ranch. Reasonably CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS HOMES Classified. 643-2711. chester Herald, Its officers tenance work. Knowl­ Large appllanced ter bedroom or family FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FURNITURE and employees against any Government lobs - priced at $219,900. Coll country kitchen, fin­ FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT and all liability, loss or edge of oll-fired boilers room. Enclosed porch. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES your area. $17,840 - 646-2969 or 413-734-5104 ished walk-obt base­ Nice private yard. New SINGLE boy garage very expense. Including attor­ helpful. Call 742-6655 $69,485. Call 1-602-838- for Information._____ MANCHESTER. Summit TWO bedroom apart­ neys' fees, arising from dally, Monday through ment. Coventry, nice furnace. Good loca­ CHFA Approved - nmii GREAT Deal. Manches­ p rivate. $65.00 LIKE private home. 3'/s NOTICE TO CREDITORS 8885. Ext R775.______"ATTENTION” Govern­ open lot suitable for Pond Condo. Vernon - Village Condo. ment, 1st floor. In 2 TWO family house for SOFA and matching ESTATE OF claims of unfair trade practi­ Friday, 9:30 am - 4:30 tion! Call tor a private ter - Porterfield Con­ FHA/CHFA approved! monthly. 643-9321. fam ily house. Nice rooms. Lease. Work­ rent In Manchester. N ces, Infringement of trade­ HOUSE of Lloyd demon­ ment homes from $1. horse pasture. $174,900. showing! $149,900. Be cool In this second chair, Lawson dark VIRGINIA C.SZCZERBA pm. dominiums. 2 bedroom Adorable 2 bedroom MANCHESTER. Single area. $725. plus secur­ ing single, m arried For Intormalton and INVITATION TO BID The Hon. David C. Roppe, marks, trade names or pat­ strators wanted. Join (u-repair). Delinquent Philips Real Estate 742- Realty World, Benoit, floor end unllalrcondl- townhouse, attached furnished room. Elec­ couple preferred. 643- green Naugahyde. ents, violation of rights of SECRETARY with sales the number 1 home tax property. Repos­ 1450.O tloned condo. Large Condo With appllanced ity deposit. 633-4119. approintment call 742- Great with children or The Manchester Public Judge of the Court of Probate, Frechette Associates, garage, fully ap­ kitchen, upgraded car­ tricity, heat, and park­ 2880. 1818 between 7am and Schools solicits bids for PAR­ District of Coventry, qt o privacy ond Infringement of office experience. Full party company. Free sessions. Call 1-602-838- 646-7709.0______room;, laundry room COVENTRY. Convc- pets. $300. copyright and proprietary WILLINGTON. Relive pllanced, marble fire­ peting, finished walk­ ing. $85. weekly. 643- EAST HARTFORD. Plea­ 1pm.______TIAL ROOF REPLACEMENT hearing held on June 21, 1989, time for Industrial dis­ $300. kit, free supplies. 8885 Ext. GH775. history! Relive history In basement, city utili­ nlent, private location. at KEENEY SCHOOL, WASH­ ordered thot all claims must rights, unfair competition tributor In Glaston­ No collecting, no In­ MANCHESTER. New list­ place, finished base­ out family room over- 9321.______One bedroom apart­ sant 1 or 2 bedroom and libel and slander, which MANCHESTER. Afforda­ In a new 1748 Salt Box ing I A must see lovely ties. $89,900. Philips ment wlfh office and garden apartment. TV/8TERE0/ INGTON SCHOOL and BUCK- be presented to the fiduciary bury. Salary based on vestment, great wages. Real Estate 742-1450.O looklng a brook. ROOM for non-smoker ment, carpeting, base­ MANCHESTER. Lovely LEY SCHOOL tor the 1989-90 at the address below. Failure may result from the publica­ ble 3 bedroom Colon­ reproduction with Cape with large Flor­ wet bar! See It today! $119,900. D.W. Fish gentleman perterred. Newly renovated. Full APPLIANCES to promptly present any such tion of any advertisement In experience. Call Robb Call for more details. ment storage. Two bungalow styled house ED school year. Sealed bids will be ial. Nice dining room, many authentic de­ ida room over looking $194,900. Plano Real Realty, 643-1591 .p Kitchen privlleoes, air month’s security dep­ kitchen, wall to wall received until JULY 6,19892:00 claim may result In the loss of the Manchester Herald by 633-6711______Joan Threlfall 649-3917. tails. Built from autho­ with 3 bedrooms, fam­ living room, kitchen, private park like set­ Estate 646-5200. □ conditioning, washer osit. $450. Utilities not carpeting, appliances. ily room and garage. ELECTRIC Stove. Sears p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. rights to recover on such advertiser. Including adver­ LOOKING for an expe­ CONSTRUCTION worker finished room In base­ rized Sturbridge Vil­ respectively, at which time claim. ting. FIreplaced living REAL ESTATE and dryer , parking. Included. No pets. 742- Adults. No pets. 522- 20", 4 burner. White tisements In any free distri­ rienced and mature In­ needed with all around ment, 1'/j baths, vinyl lage plans drown by Aval loble Imme­ they will be publicly opened. bution publications pub­ room. Fully ap­ Call 643-5600. 0569. 5754. diately. $850. plus utili­ Nutone Coppertone Bertha E. Roppe, dividual to help with ability to asist |ob su­ siding, garage. Excel­ Russell S. Oatmen. E l WANTED The right Is reserved to relect Clerk lished by the Manchester pllanced. $155,900. MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ ties and security. No Ronge hood with vent any and all bids. Specifications child care/llght house­ pers In all phases of lent move In condition. This finely crafted MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ The fiduciary Is: Herald. Penny Sletfert, Manchester office. LAND wanted. Five plus APARTMENTS room apartment. Heat, pets. 643-2129. to outside. Very good ond bid forms may be secured Publisher. keeping. Must have commerical construc­ Reduced to $145,000. Do home has 3 fireplaces, Sentry Real Estate, 643- room townhouse, nice at the Business Office, 45 N. Walter T. Szczerba acres. Church of the m location. All applian­ hot water, sto\)e, re­ condition. Ideal for 48 Washburn Avenue own transportation. tion. Call B[ll 242-8586. not miss this one. Call beehive oven, 3 bed­ 4060.0 FOR RENT School Street, Manchester, Part-time afternoons. Living God of Man­ ces, heat, hot water, frigerator, and carpet. apartment or summer Connecticut. Coventry, CT 06238 LOST POSTAL lobs. Start $10.39 M. S. Builders, 646-2787 rooms, 2’/2 baths, on a 3 MANCHESTER. Newer 6 First floor, garage. No camp. Both for $75. 659-1009 or 647-7623.______plus acre parcel with chester Is Interested In carpeting, air condl- 055-06 056-06 1 ^ AND FOUND /hour. For exam and room Cape with 3 bed­ purchasing land In tlonlng. Call 647-1595. pets. $525. per month. STORE AND Monchester, 64^0271. application Informa­ HEBRON. Home for sale brook and pond. Possi­ rooms, 1'/z baths, large MANCHESTER. Two Lease and security OFFICE SPACE LEGAL NOTICE ble owner 2nd financ­ Manchester for pur­ bedroom apartment, ONE Room efficiency G. E. Electric stove. Used LEGAL NOTICE WE DELIVER tion. Call 7 days 8am- by owner. Ideal starter eat-ln kitchen, beauti­ pose of building wor­ deposit. 646-7268. TOWN OF ANDOVER At Its regular meeting of 17 LOST 6-20 - Large grey For Home Delivery, Call ing. Approximately 14 appliances, carpeted, near college. $450.00 6 months. Asking $400. female cat, vicinity at 10pm. 1-216-324-4891 home. 3 bedroom fully finished lower ship center. Contact 3 room apartment 454 MANCHESTER. 600 sq. Call 645-0467 after tom. I have a Tax Worront to collect May, 1989 the Bolton Plan­ ext. 101. ranch. Fireplace, liv­ miles from Mass, line, heat, hot water, air Includes heat and utili­ ning Commission approved, Indian Notch Park, 647-9946 level family room ond Pastor David Mullen, Main Street, 1st floor. ft., utilities, parking taxes for the Town of Andover ing room, family room, 20 miles from Hartford. den. Fenced yard great conditioning. On se­ ties. Furnished or un­ on the October 1,1988 Grand List contingent upon the correc­ Bolton. Wearing Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 BUSY manufactors sales 372 Main Street, Man­ cond floor. Call 649- $500 monthly plus utili­ Included. $12. per so. ft. tion of several technical de­ finished basement, att­ $339,900. Philips REal for children. $158,900. furnished. Call 649-3087 GOOD THINGS at the rote of 41.4 Mills. Taxes In orange collar and flea rep looking for a full Estate, o PAINTING/ chester, CT 06040. 647- 5240. or 647-419 ties. Security. No pets. yearly. 2nd floor, 1 mile the amount of $100 or less are tails of the drawings, Hebron collar. REWARD 645- time secretary. Duties ached 2 car garage. David Murdock, Man­ 7355. ______646-2426.______to 1-84, 649-9404______TO EAT Farms subdivision, on the LPN Needed. Full or part Large deck over looks COVENTRY. "Brand LAWN CARE PAPERING ED due and payable In full In July 6901 time position availa­ Include: heavy typing chester office. Sentry OFFICE. Bright and 1989. All Motor Vehicle taxes, west side of Hebron Road, parkllke grounds. 1 new - priced reduced." Real Estate, 643-4060.O regardless of the amount, are lust south of the Tanglewood ble. Send resume to P. and excellent phone THREE bedroom apart­ clean, carpeted. Heat, Lane Intersection. Six lots are skills. Call Alda Morin acre plus. Asking Quality built Cedar MANCHESTER. Newer EXPERIENCED lawn m ent, In 2 fa m ily air conditioning, elec­ STRAWBERRIES due In full July 1,1989. The first PART TIWE O. Box 687, Coventry, $168,000. Call to see and sided 4 bedroom Colon­ care. Prompt, reliable EXPERT quarterly Installment on all created, one with an existing [ g CT 06238. at 633-8385.______Impeccible 4 bedroom, ranch. Appliances with tricity Included. 430 Chaponia Brother’s other taxes on the October 1, house. The Chairman was HELP WANTED discuss. 228-9513. Prln- ial In serence 2 acre service, reasonably Exterior and Interior authorized to sign the draw­ HOUSE of Lloyd demon­ 3 bath Contemporary painting and wallpaper dish washer, laundry square feet. $325. per Pick your own. 1988 Grand List Is due and payo- DISHWASHER needed clpals only.______seting. If your family Is on cul-du-sac. Spa­ priced. 647-9330. hookup, lovely en­ month. Call 646-4440, Clark Street ble July 1,1989. Payments made ings In final approval only af­ evenings, for hard strators wanted. Join expanding, this eight hanging. Umitad exterior otter August 1, 1989 are sublect ter the corrections had been the number 1 h ome DREAM come true! cious kitchen, fire- YARD MASTERS raatoratlon. Pravloua work CHORCHES closed porch, with pri­ 760 sq. ft. professional South Windsor PART TIME PERSON working person. Ca- room, 2'/z bath home can be aaan upon raquaat. to a late charge of 1V4% per accomplished. On 22 June the party company. Free Quality workmanship placed first floor fam­ vate yard. Available office suite In excellent Free containers. drawings with all corrections needed for busy reeer opportunities are may be perfect for you Yard cleaned, Contact BC Company, Open 8am-8pm or month on the late Installment $300. kit, free supplies. In this gracious 7-plus ily room, skylight, C/A OodgeTruchs July 1. $725. plus utili­ from the due date, or a mini­ satisfactorily made were pre­ possible, and we will $239,900. Philips Real 644-6908. ('hrysu:k Oadge downtown location. until picked out. o plumbing and heating room Colonial. Sun and more! $370,000. Trees cut, ties. No pets. 649-0621. mum of $2.00. Payments can be sented and approval signed. train you. Call Caveys No collecting, no In­ Estate 742-1450.D Available for Imme­ Call 528-5741 for the The developer, MlnIcuccI office. Approx. 25 hrs room off den on first Nancy VonHollen Have dump truck, mode by mall or at the Town Of­ 643-2751.______vestment, great wages. diate lease. Boyle Real latest Information. fice Building which Is open 9:00 Limited Partnership, may file per wk. Must have floor. Two finished ANDOVER. 4.86 Acres of Manchester office. will haul. ROCKVILLE. Conve­ L/T them with the Town Clerk Call for more details. Estate Company. 649- a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday good organizational RELIEF Cook part time. Joan Threlfall 649-3917. lower level rooms plus privacy. Newer con­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- niently located. One 800.______Opening June 10 {yy through Frldoy. The Tax Col­ when fifteen days have skills. Heavy phone Nights, weekends, ex­ workshop with wal­ 4060.0 ______643-9996 ELECTRICAL elapsed from the publication POSITION available for temporary home. E l and two bedroom UNIQUE Victorian style lector Is also In the office Mon­ of this notice. contact, dispatching perienced preferred. kout. Great for enter­ Cedar sided, 2 full EAST HARTFORD. To apartments available. day evenings from 6:00 to 8:00 High school diploma llve-ln superintendant taining. A home you office building on p.m. R.E. Gorton, Choirman and invoicing. IBM with at least 5 years baths, laccuzzi tub In settle an estate we offer KEN’S LAWN DUMAS ELECTRIC Rent Includes carpet, prime East Center OFFICE/RETAIL o mandatory. Good abil­ take will take pride In. master bath, large appliances, parking 015-06 062-06 computer experienced experience. 50 hours a this quality built 5 Service changes, Street location. Ap­ EQUIPMENT helpful. Complete ity to work with others. $214,900. Anne Miller country kitchen to SERVICE and more. Security and Contact William Cole week minimum. Appli­ room brick Ranch. additional wiring and M OO proximately 2,500 sq. ED TOWN OF MANCHESTER Real Estate, 647-8000^o oversized deck, cus­ Reliable Service OVER references required. benefit package cations being taken be- Oversized living room repairs on existing ft. for sale or lease. SECRETARY’S Office LEGAL NOTICE 647-9191 ext. 36.______tom window treatents, with center fireplace, 2 QualiW-Work Call 872-8095. available. tween 9:00 AM BING bang boom I!! homes. Quality work at Excellent financing chair, like new. $75.00 At Its meeting of June 19, 1989 the Planning and Zoning Call 569-0501 tor PART TIME 11 :00AM Monday corner fireplace. large bedrooms, for­ Fair Prices ’ available. Tom Boyle- Commission mode the following decisions: RN/LPN/MedIcal As­ Sellers of this Ansaldl Cathedral ceilings, lo­ affordable prices. HEBRON. 2 bedroom or best offer. Call after interview. through Friday. mal dining room, kit­ Call 6 4 9 -8 0 4 5 FACTORY INVOICE apartment. Applian­ owner - agent. 649-4800. LLOYD WILSON — SPECIAL EXCEPTION — 100 TAYLOR sistant needed approx­ built 7 room Colonial cated near Bolton town Entirely owner operated. 6:00pm. 646-7805. Please call 528-1300 chen and enclosed sun ces, heat and hot wa­ STREET (W-42) — The Commission approved with modifi­ imately 20 hours per on Timber Trail are line. $249,900. Philips porch, Vh baths, gar­ 27 years exp. Call SPACE for rent - cations the request for a special exception under Article II, week In Manchester offering Immediate oc­ Real Estate 742-1450. □ fer, parking, cellar 1,500/3,000 sa. ft. Excel­ SPORTING Section 9.15.01 of the Manchester Zoning Regulations to per­ age, nice lot. Asking CARPENTRY/ Joseph Dumas storage. Twenty min­ office. Clinical expe­ fwiSITUATIDN cupancy! 3 bedrooms, ON ’88-’89 NEW lent location. Call m n mit a use which will require automobile parking spaces In LET YOUR newspaper COVENTRY. Completely $165,000. U & R Realty, REMODELING GOODS rience required. Start­ ceramic baths, 1st 646-S2S3. utes to Hartford or 649-1752. excess of 60 for a 3.85 acre parcel of land Identified as 100 help you keep fruit lors GH'^ ■ w a n ted remodeled. Light 643-2692.0______p i U-Conn. $650. monthly. Taylor Street. sparkling clean and sweet ing In August. Call floor laundry, shlney MANCHESTER 5 room hardwood floors, eat- bright and airy 3 bed­ SEE you later alligator!! 228-3245 or 649-2871. GOLF clubs. Used sets LLOYD WILSON — EROSION CONTROL — 100 TAYLOR smelling. Wash lars, dry 646- 9801. room Colonial with FRRRAND REMODELING office suite, 2 res­ from $20. Also odd NURSES Aide. Expe­ in kitchen, fam ily Sellers have been CARS/TRUCKS 3 room apartment on 474 STREET (W-43) — The Commission approved with modifi­ completely then put a PART TIM E Relief cook. skylights In dining transferred to Florida Room additlona, dacka, roof­ trooms. Excellent sign clubs. 649-1794. cations the application for an erosion and sedimentation rienced with elderly room, 2-car garage, ing, aiding, windows and gutt- Main Street. Heated visablllty. Parking. control plan for the development of 100 Taylor Street. large piece of newspaper Nights weekends. Ex­ large storage shed In room, master bedroom and Immediate occu­ $550. a month. Secur­ Inside the lar and put the perienced preferred. and handicapped. and hall. Front to back All types of ramodaling an,d HEATING/ 643-2121 LLOYD WILSON — INLAND WETLAND (W-48)— 100 TAY­ Available for days or rear yard. Summer pancy is offered on this repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. ity, No pets! 646-2426. PETS AND LOR STREET — Acting In Its capacity as the Inland Wet­ 1\d on. The paper will High school dlpolmo porch plus a patio. living room with fire­ delightful 6 room Cape PLUMBING IN STOCK MANCHESTER 6,000 absorb any moisture. Let mandatory. Good abil­ nights, limited over­ place, built In book­ square feet, excellent ED SUPPLIES lands Agency, the Commission approved the application to night. 649-8668. Great price! $239,900. on White Street. 3 bed­ Bus. 647-8509 n conduct a regulated activity within the wetlands located a classified ad in your ity to work with others. cases, garage. Well rooms, baths, fire­ CONDOMINIUMS retail space. $8.00 a northwest of 100 Taylor Street. Jackson & Jackson 1'/2 Rus. 645-6849 SIX month old ferret to newspaper find a cash Contact William Cole, Real Estate, 647-8400.O landscaped yard. Phil­ place, hardwood floors CARMICHAEL FOR RENT square foot, NNN. F. J. CHENEY HALL FOUNDATION — HISTORIC ZONE PLAN buyer for most anything 647- 9191 extension 36. f BUSINESS ips Real Estate 742- M M Caartradlaa a< Uaac9w# r ’ SplleckI Realtors. 643- good home. $75. or best 31 plus carpeting, ap­ PLUMBING AND otter. 643-7455.______REVIEW — 177 HARTFORD ROAD (C-80) — The Commis­ you have for sale. WANTED. Furniture de­ EHDPPDRTUNITIES 1450. n______pliances, fireplace with 2121 O sion approved with modifications the application for addi­ COVENTRY. New - Ssoka rooSne. ooncra. .rortfc MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ FREE kittens and cats. tions to Cheney Hall at 177 Hartford Road. livery person for furni­ Breathtaking Contem­ DETAIL and perfection. woodstove, above mwony a •• plMM ol oonMrutHon. HEATING PLUS room, 2 full, 2 half ture store. Must be 18 Hebron - Brand new 7 ground pool! Bowers If youlm tleH Of aontneten not Additions, ramodaling, boiler INDUSTRIAL Variety of ages and WALTER F. FUSS — PLAN REVIEW — 800 SPRING porary. You'll love the raplacamenta, and complete baths, end unit; In­ 1 colors. Donations ac­ STREET (F-74) — The Commission approved the applica­ and have license. America's oldest licensor ceramic tiled kitchen room Victorian, fire­ School! $147,500. Jack- m ummt you owe - «•« m i cludes all appliances, ru*y Intuiad • fio o EMlmitM plumbing & heating aarvlea. 3 'iPROPERTY cepted. Please call 742- tion to conduct an activity within the floodplain at 800Spring Is iH ELP Please call 528-9755, of ice cream shops and breakfast nook, place In living room son & Jackson Real Fully llcanaad and Inaursd. drapes, and new car­ Street. MSlTZe 9666 or 633-8515. CD' ' ■ wanted ask for Jackie or Rita. needs qualified families floor to celling granite and master bedroom Estate, 647-8400.G ask lo r Mark Call peting. Many extras. MANCHESTER. 6,000 sq. TOWN OF MANCHESTER — ELDERLY HOUSING PLAN to operate their own fireplace In sunken suite, flat 1.5 acre lot MANCHESTER. New to 87S-7388 Must be seen. By ft. 3rd floor, elevator REVIEW — 24 BLUEFIELD DRIVE (T-125) — The Commis­ front room, laccuzzi, with mature tree's and the market! Charming 6.C.F. HOME SERVICED owner. Principals service. 95 Hilliard MISCELLANEDUS sion approved the application to construct additions to 24 stone walls. It's on Carpantty, Remodeling, Repair. NO HAGGLING FDR SALE Bluefleld Drive. and 3 car garage. 2-famlly (4/4) that has only. $141,000. Call 646- Street, Manchester. E l KITCHEN HELP ARCHITECTURAL Home features 3050 sq. absolute dream I been totally up-dated! The small Job tpaclaliat. , 4385. 647-9137.______n T R A M M E LL CROW CO. — EROSION CONTROL — 200V Draftsperson wanted C o J U ^ - $320,000. Plano Real UNION STREET/456TOLLAND TNPK. (T-120) — TheCom­ Local food service ft. of living area, 4 Carefree vinyl siding; by well established Estate 646-5200.D , Call MISCELLANEOUS NO HASSLES 1,000 sq. ft. $600. monthly. mission approved with modifications the application for an company is looking for Ice Cream Factoiy bedrooms, 2 full baths, appllanced; bright, HOMES 647-9137.______END ROLLS erosion and sedimentation control plan for the construction manufacturer of post 2 half baths, 1st floor 645- 6559 SERVICES r responsible and hard Carvel representatives COVENTRY. Nearly spacious rooms; and FOR RENT 27W width — 25« of 0 sewer trunk line In and adlacent to portions of Slater and beam. Carriage laundry, many custom complete - 7 room 2-car garage. Large, fqr free estimate NO PRESSURES ED MANCHESTER 2,400 and Street, Tolland Turnpike and Union Street. working people to join will be in 13" width — 2 for 25« houses, barns and features. $385,000. Phil­ Ranch with French private fenced yard. GSL Building Mainte­ 3,400 square foot load­ MALL AT BUCKLAND HILLS — SUBDIVISION — PAVIL­ our team. Duties include nance Co. Commerci­ ing dock or drive-ln. Newsprint end rolls can be vacation homes. HARTFORD, CT ips Real Estate 742- Provincial roof - very $171,900. Klernan ISUND TWO bedroom, carpeted, ION a BUCKLAND HILLS (M-121) — The Commission ap­ food prep, receiving and 1450. □ al/Residential building washer and drier hook Starting at $4.75 square picked up at the Manchester proved with modifications the application to create a 24 lot DESIQN/ARTISTIC/ at the elegant. Dramatic Realty Inc.o CONSTRUCTION "^ALL PRICES ARE CLEARLY Herald ONLY before 11 a m. stocking merchandise, fleldstone fireplace, repairs and home im­ ups. Nice location. foot NNN. Woodland subdivision at the site of the Mall at Bucktand Hills, 301 GRAPHIC abilities, Carvel Ice Cream Store COVENTRY. Look no COVENTRY. Perfect ~AII types of home Monday through Thursday. Bucktand Street. cleaning and lightly wooded 1 acre Improvements from provements. Interior $735. monthly. 647-1228. Industrial Park. 643- with computer skills a 498 Farmington Ave. further! 2-3 bedroom starter home! 1,200 sq. 2121 MISMEASUREC) wln- A copy of these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk's maintenance. Must be lot bordered by stone­ conoreta floora, steps, and exterior painting, MARKED MANCHESTER brand able to lift 75 pounds. must. Call 649-0822, J u ly S a 9 Cape on oversized lot, ft. California style light carpentry. Com­ dows In stock. Need to office. walls. Still time to pick Ranch on over an acre patios, etc. to complete., new 3 bedroom, 1'/z Call 633-4663 ask for Roger. vinyl siding, applian­ remodeling. Also decks plete lanitorlal (ser­ make space. Will sell at Planning and Zoning Commission I To make an appointment ces, 1 car garage and out flooring and ca­ of land. Private setting baths Colonial. FIre­ Leo Kwash, Secretary in Glastonbury County Carpenters Inc. binets, call today! and window and door vice. Experienced, rel placed living room, FURNITURE 75 per cent off retail CALL COLLECT carport. Convenient lo- easy access to high­ price. 289-7409. 063-06 ask for Dave. Bolton. CT. $212,000. Plano Real replacement. Tiling table, free estimates large fully appllanced ED calton. Hurry, this one ways. Immediate occu­ Interlor/exterlor. 643-0304. 914-969-7200 Estate 646-5200.O pancy. Large family kitchen, carpeting, full MAPLE Dining set, refln- CARVEL CORPORATION Is a steal. $123,900. Phll- Landscape and Interior SHOP US FIRST basement with laundry Ished In mahogany Yonkers. New York 10701 Ips Real Estate. □ NEW townhouse. Luxur­ room with sliders! Call / design services NEED SOME EXTRA ious 7 room 1'/a bath In for details. Klernan Screened loam, gravel, hookup plus attached stain. Includes 6 foot COVENTRY. Best buy In available. garage. $950.00 drop-leaf table, 4 PATIENT SERVICE REP town!! Boating, fish­ Mallardview. 1st floor Realty Inc. □______processed gravel, 80 Oakland St., Manchester den, 3 large bedrooms, Call Barry at monthly plus utilities chairs, and hutch bot­ SPENDING MONEY? ing, swimming, ex­ NICE home! Manches­ sand, stone, and fill for MANCHESTER, 57 Hack- appliances, carpeting, 646- 2411 and references, 2 tom. $500. Call 872-7611 matack Street. June CREDIT AND COLLECTIONS tended Ranch oversee­ ter. Charming 8 room months security. No after 6pm. and Newspaper routes available in your area... SNACK full basement and gar­ Cape, tastefully deco­ delivery call George 28th through JUly 1st. 9 A full time day position is available for a candidate ing the lake from large Exit 63 Off 1-84 pets please. 643-2121 weekends. living room, and extra age. $145,900. Blan­ rated. Includes fire- Qrlffing 742-7886. 643-2791 - 2pm. Many Items. Earn money and prizes by delivering the with min. one year experience In credit collections VENDING enPAMTING/ large dining room, en­ chard & Rossetto Real­ placed living room, I^ P A P E R IN G and customer service in a hospital or medical field. Company established tors," We’re Selling open staircase, formal Manchester Herald in your account. Absolutely no closed porch, 3 bed­ Position handles inquiries for In-patient/out-patient rooms, I'/a baths, gar­ Houses" 646-2482.0 dining room, eat-ln kit­ HOME MAINTENANCE We Give You More For Less Money neighborhood. competition. Earn up to BOLTON Cape. 4 bed­ chen and rec room with billing and assist cashier In a a variety of duties. For $2,000. Part time. age under house, large TUITION PAINTERS Painting, Hauling. Call today to get more details. consideration please submit resume/applicatlon to : divided basement. room home on a beau­ bar. Convenient loca­ •RatMantlol Extarlor Fainting Interest free, expansion oFully Iniurad Light Electrical k Plumbing. Human Resources, Rockville General Hospital, 31 after start up. $12,550 $134,900. Philips Real tiful acre lot. 2 full tion. $137,900. Jackson No Job to small. & Jackson Real Estore, •Free. SattonaMo Eallmilao ^ ------^GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY!! Union Street, Rockville, CT 06066. Office hours Investment. Call 24 Estate 742-1450.0 baths, rec room, gar­ - FriM Estimatea. 647-9946 647-8400.O______Call Brace Marble St...... all hours 1-800-284-4014. age and morel! Blan­ Call Evenings B ruce...... 8-4:30, Monday-Friday. SECLUDED 4.5 acres. chard & Rossetto Real­ 646-2392 McCabe St...... all Nike Circle...... all Custom ranch with BEAUTIFUL ONE ACRE 645-1339 eeo/aa m/f/h/v tors," We’re Selling avaalaxt Stock PI...... all Judith...... all center Isle kitchen, Houses" 646-2482.0 LOT. Manchester. RILE No. Main St...... 397-496 Prospect...... all cathedral ceilings, liv­ Lovely four bedrot-.n INTEREST RATES AS LOW AS LAKEWOOD Circle. PMNTNM AND Vinyl S M Ia g t Norwood...... all ing room sliders to Colonial set back or a CARPENTRY JVMK Charier Oak St...... 141-348 deck overlooking Prestigious 2 bedroom large treed lot. FIre­ Indudaa Interior and Brtodor Raptaeameiit YtIinIi Farm Dr...... all Cape that sits high on 2.9 A.P.R Gardner St...... 3-66 beautiful wooded prop­ placed living room, and also mobll home Keeney St...... 10-151 the hill! See this fine OR $■! Q Q O CASH BACK REBATE Gardner St. West ...... all EastiandSt...... all l a — i s erty. Fireplace In liv­ eat-ln kitchen, formal roofovera On Selected Models' ing room for cozy tall residence today! dining room, Vh baths Free EaMmataa — FuHy Iniurad Highland St. Greenwood Dr...... 22-69 Priced to settle esttel. Call Collect (Dugan's Alley) ...... 8-37 Indian Dr...... alt and winter evenings. A and a two car attached •434316 perfect place to call Blanchard & Rossetto garage. $197,900. D.W. a*k for MIdiasi Overlook Dr...... all 6 8 4 -6 5 7 6 1 home. $ 1 9 9,9 0 0 . Anne Realtors," We’re Sel­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Grissom Rd...... all Westland St...... all ling Houses” 646-2482.0 >^319 MAIN STREET ^ OVER 50 USED CARS AND TRUCKS 1 Shepard DR...... all Ambassador Dr...... all Miller Real Estate, 647- Wallpapering Esquire Dr...... all NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 8000.O ______MOUNTAIN Road. 4 bed­ 9«|L0T8/LAND Irlterlor/Exterlor Painting MANCHESTER, CT • DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES • Oakland H eights...... all Willard Dr...... all AFFORDABLE HOUS- room U 8< R built Raferancas and Insured UND CAPING I N 1 (Opposite Manchester Hospital) Colonial beautifully "■ F D R 8A L E 8 Brownstone A p ts ...... all Sautters Rd...... all for part time cashiers. INGII! East Hartford. SUMMERTIME SPECIALS '^A^ArfoN early'” Lydall St...... 246-374 Lovely 5room Ranch In maintained. Nice 643-9321 or 6494431 family neighborhood. screened In porch, gar­ NORTH COVENTRY, lot 6ary MeHagh L a w n C a r e Hamilton ...... alt Constance Dr...... all All shifts available. age and the best price #12 Safari Drive, 1,8 / NEW 1989 ESCORT 4 DR LX SEDAN ^ Carpenter Dr...... alt Full basement which Marfla MattwHi > a Odd Jobs 1988FESTIVALX5 Speed, A/C ...... can be finished Into a In town! Blanchard & acres, area of new *3995 McDIvItt Dr...... all Center ...... 11-301 odd No experience necessary we will train. homes. $79,900. Lot #22 • Clean Up OVER 50 ESCORTS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM family room. 2 car Rossetto Realtors,’’ . Wildwood Dr...... all Trotter ...... all We’re Selling Houses" Safari Drive, Cul-de- can tell you^ a Experienced Workers Equipped With Northeast Value Pkg., P/S, P/B, E Speed Overdrive Trans., AM/FM Jefferson St...... all tandem garage with 1986 MERCURY SABLE low m iles...... Winter ...... 47-62 646-2482.0______sac 1 acre homes- tvhal to look for... C a ll: Cassette, Elec. Rear Defroster. *6195 Kenwood Dr...... all ★ Starting wages $4.25 and up. connecting breeze- Orchard ...... all way. Nice partially lte$83,900. 6 choice lots and what to look Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 NEW construction. Three In new subdivision 1-2 649-2920 or 643-2037 Knox ...... all fenced yard with patio. bedroom attached out for!*' ORIGINAL LIST $9334 1986 TAURUS WAGON lo a d e d ...... Newman...... all ★ Excellent benefits package. Call today and let us homes. FIreplaced acres, underground *7995 Union Place ...... all Edgerlon...... i-55 show you this home. I family room, formal utilities. These choice Union St...... 133-264 $143,900. Realty World, lots offered at only $ ★ Flexible hours. dining room, first floor $79,900. G rant HIM HarBro CONCRETE 1988 F150 PICKUP TRUCK LONG BED Sum m it...... 63-203 A lpine...... all Benoit, Frechette As­ laundry, vaulted cell­ Haynes...... all sociates, 646-7709.D ing, super u-shape kit­ Road, 1 acre, wooded 7195 3600 miles (no misprint)...... *10,495 Strant...... INCLUDES REBATE Russell ...... all ★ Promotion within and high $69,900. Painting H unniford...... all COUNTRY Club cha- chen. Pick your colors. Wrights Mill Road, 2 Concrete Floors South Hawthorne...... all Main ...... 205-378 rlsmall This hand- Asking $167,900. Coll Also 2-Drs., 4 Drs., Wagons, and ask for Stan. plus acres, wooded and of Manchester STK. #9096 South A lton...... all some 8 room open lot. $71,900. Olde and Additions Standards, Automatics, 1988 COUGAR loaded...... *11,495 Main ...... 380-494 Apply at: RE/M AX East of the West Middle Tpke...6-150 even Contemporary Is only Tavern Lane, lot # 7, Some With Air - Some Without. Wadsworth St ...... all River 647-149 o Quality Painting Realdential & Squire Village ...... all seconds away from the 1,48 acres approved lot, Huntington ...... all Services Commercial. SUPER VALUE - THIS IS NOT A STRIPPED CAR Welheretl ...... all Manchester Country PRICE reduced. Wowl $82,500. Olde Tavern 1985 BRONCO II 4x4...... *7995, Summit ...... 1.55 What a buy! Super Bldwell ...... ell Club on Geral Drive. 3 Lane, lot # 6,1.05 acre »Pre« Eslimatez Free Estimatea. Come Early For Best Choice On America's #1 Car Lilley ...... all bedrooms,2.5 baths, special 3 bedroom Co­ approved lot, $82,500. Lakewood Cir. No. & So...... all •Senior Citizen Discounts Insured. 26x14 deck, vaulted lonial with charming Riley Mountain Road, H illcrest...... all 239 Spencer St. SALES DEPT. Mon.-TTiura. 8:30-«:30; ceilings, lacuzzi, 6 detail. Oversized lot for 3.5 acre approved •Aluminum k Vinyl John Hinnon A.P.R. - Annual Percentage Rate. Offers Expire 7/31/89 panel doors, central summer fun, plus a building lot, 3/4 acre Powerwashing Fri. 9:30-6K)0; S e t 8:30-SKX> CALL N O W 647-9946 / 643-2711 Manchester, CT vac, 2,300 sq. ft. Lots of screened porch, brick pond. Southern expo­ Concrete Company PARTS A SERVICE DEPT. M on.-Fri 3K>0-6K)0 extras! Less than 1 patio. A real beauty. sure, horses permit­ 6 4 6 - 6 8 1 5 24 Hour Towing - Complete Repair A PatnUng year old. $334,900. Let’s make a deal. ted! Reduced to We’re Here To Serve 8 7 5 - ^ 3 7 1 BEST DEALS AROUND 643-2145 Not retponaIble tor typographical enors. Jackson & Jackson RE/M AX East of the $89,900. Philips Real ilanfljrfitpr Mrralft Real Estate, 647-8400.n River. 647-1419.0 Estate 742-1450.D

F 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 26. 1989

I CARS CARS CARS CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE DEMONSTRATOR DODGE Dart Swinger 73. OLDSMOBILE Cutlas Su­ CHEVROLET 1981 Cit­ CHEVY Elcomino 75. V-8, Power steering, and preme, 76. New brakes ation. Automatic auto transmission, brakes. S350.00. 646- and exhaust. Runs power steering, power transmission, air con­ 1667. good. $850. or best ditioning, 2 door hatch­ brakes. Runs excellent. SALE O F 1989 H O N D A S ! offer. 649-4281. back. Front wheel $1,500. 871-004.______Just because you don't drive. New front struts. "ATTENTION" Govern­ use an Item doesn't mean "EASY DOES IT" Is the Tires and body good ment seized vehicles the Item has lost Its value. way to describe placing a $1,200. 875-6991. from $100. Fords, Mer­ wont od. Why not exchange It tor cedes, Corvettes, cash with an ad In Classi­ Chews. Surplus Buy­ fied? 643-2711. ers Guide. 1-602-838- 8885 Ext. A775. SCHALLER CARDINAL BUICK Skylark 77. Must W o w ; ACURA QUALITY 72 HOUR MONEY BACK BUICK, INC. ii> V PRE-OWNED AUTOS sell. Well cared for. V' GUARANTEE 82 Toyota Corolla S-R5 *3495 1987 Chev. Celebrity >5995 Runs very well. Depen­ 5 8pd.. A/C. Sporty 1989 Buick Century M4999 dable, worth looking Oldt 77 CutliM •2.99 w h a t a AMC '82 Concord >2.M 82 Toyota Tercel »2995 1986 Oldtmoblle Calais *8980 at. Passed emmisslon NiMan '8$ Sontra SE >3.M S Spd.. Eoono Cur 1988 Chevy Suburban *16980 and inspection, v-6, 4 83 Ford Escort Wagon*2600 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 door, everything Chwy '88 Calabrity MM 4 BpMod. Storoo. CtMfi Car Chavy '87 Cavallar *S.#8 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 works. Solid transpor­ 86 Mercury Lynx *3495 1988 Buick Century *11990 Olda '84 Cutlaaa rs.M tation. $600. or best s a l e ! 4- Spaad. Starao. Lika Now 1987 Buick Skyhawk *7980 offer. Call 646-2267. Olda '83 Cut/Crulaar 's.ts 85 Honda CRX *4495 1988 Century Wagon *6980 Chavy '85 Calabrily re.M 5 Bpatd. Starao. Sporty 1986 Buick Electra *10250 IMMEDIATE Plymouth '84 Voyagar iS.Sg 63 Olds Regency *5995 vs. Fu«y Loadad. Lika Naw 1988 Buick Century *7690 TRUCKS/VANS Olda '85 Dalta Hl.gg 1984 Riviera Cpe *8995 Ford '85 T-BIrd e.gg 86 Pontiac Firebird *6995 FOR SALE V«S. Auto, T'Topa 1984 Mercury Cougar *6160 DELIVERY... Chavy '88 Z-24 >7,99 1986 Buick LeSabre *8290 Otda '85 Calala >7.88 87 Acura Integra LS *9995 5- »pd. A/C 1964 Eldorado Convert *14999 J E E P Pickup V-8 74. Olda '87 Clara <7.88 1985 Buick Skyhawk *5250 Power steering, power Pool '87 Grand Am >7.88 MANY OTHERS TO brakes, auto transmis­ Olda '87 Calala >8.88 CHOOSE FROM 81 Adams St. sion. Meyers, 4 way Olda '88 Toyo *8.88 plow. Runs excellent. CRX Manchester BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE 345 CENTER ST. $1,500. 871-0014.______5 Speed, White, Full Stereo Sound System, Right Hand Mirror AND MARINE MANCHESTER 649-4571 & Rear Mud Guards, #7592. List Price ‘10,489 647-7077 Econollne Ford Van, 259 Adimi 81.. Minch. 1983. $2,900. 643-2171 640-1749 #1 m CLYDE CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. SALE R O U T E 83, V E R N O N It's Not Too Late! • Offer Expires 6/30/89! 63 Meicuiy Marquis 4 Dr. *4995 PRICE 84 Calsbrity 4 Dr. *4995 84 Buick Cenluiy Wagon *6695 Up To Double Your Money 85 Buick Somareel 2 Dr. *7295 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 !9500 At Lipman V.W. 85 Electra T-Ty p e *9995 85 Century Wagon *7995 85 Electra 4 Door *10995 88 Spectrum 4 Dr. *4995 Cavalier 4 Dr. CRX SI 88 *6995 1989 1989 88 Nova 4 Dr. *6495 88 Pont Bonneville 4 Dr. *6995 Cabriolet Fox M odels 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *6995 Yellow, 5 Speed, ‘1500 Sound $500 Cash Bock 88 Delta 88 2 Dr. *9995 $1000 Cosh Back System Including CD Player 88 Merkur XR4TI *9495 1989 and Much More. Air Conditioning, Carpet Mats, 872-9111 Golfs Door Visors, Moonroof Visor, #7688. List Price ‘14,391. 1989 $1000 C o ^ Back S A LE PRICE * JOE RILEY’S Jetta 1989 12,738 DILLON FORD 319 AAaIn St., M anchester $1000 Cash Back Vanagon

88 "EXP Coupe *7495 $1000 Cash Back H m m ... 88 Escort "LX" H/B Visit *7495 88 Escort "Q L" H/B *7495 our a w a rd 65 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 1 5 OTHER 86 Taurus Wag. Loaded *7995 winning Service Dept. j u s t w h a t 68 Escort Pony *5295 87 Escort "Q L" H/B *5595 • DEMOS TO 65 Mustang Sunroof *4995 89 Brand New Festive *5795 Choose a fine pre-owned Itn looking 88 Cougar White *11495 automobile at our special discount prices. CHOOSE 88 Mercury Sable "QS" *7495 V 88 Fastiva White *3795 f o r a n d 89 Probe LX Demo *12995 FROM... 65 Bronco II AT •6995 84 E l 50 Van *3995 # 1 87 84 Tempo 2 Door *4295 a t t h e 88 Ford FI 50 P/U *10595 VvOLKSWAGEN, INC.

643-2145 2 Tolland Turnpike, (Rte. 83), Vernon, C T • 649-2638 r i g h t

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Used Car Dealer Rustproofing, Carpet Mats. ' List Price ‘16,231.

USED CAR SPECIALS

1985 TOYOTA 1986 FORD 1986 MERCURY 1985 JEEP J983 CHEV COROLLA SR5 T-BIRD SABLE CHEROKEE MONTE CARLO 2Dr. Coupe Auto, A/C Auto, A/C 4 WD AT, A/C * 14,394 *6999 *6995 *5991 *6999 *4999

1985 UNCOLN 1982 OLDS 1985 LINCOLN 1986 BUICK 1985 FORD -sa- CUTLASS TOWN CAR TOWN CAR RIVIERA TEMPO SUPREME (Signature) Loaded Auto, AM/FM

*10225 $4444 *4999 J 1 0 2 5 _ *10,999

1985 PONTIAC 1984 AMC 1988 CHEVY 1988 DODGE 1988 LINCOLN LX ACCORD GRAND PRIX ALLIANCE CELEBRITY Auto, AM/FM . Auto, A/C RAMCHARGER TOWN CAR Auto, A/C 4 Door, Automatic, Seattle

Silver, Air, Tilt, Cruise, & *14999 *16,999 *6123 *3950 *9650 More. #7547. List Price ‘15,334. 1986 PONTIAC 1987 MERCURY 1983 BUICK 1985 BMW 1983 CHEVY FIREBIRD Lo.aded CENTURY V/C, AM/FM, 5 Speed SABLE Auto, A/C CAVALIER S A LE PRICE *12,500 *8999 *2999 *8550 *4222 *

1986 OLDS IGSft 1985 LINCOLN 1987 SUBARU 1985 CHEVY 13,818

CUTLAS MITSUBISHU TOWN CAR WAGON GL P/UP SUPREME CORDIA TURBO Loaded 4WD 4x4, AT

*8615 *7550__ *10,980 *7600 *6995 ,L 1984 PONTIAC 1986 PONTIAC TRADE-INS WELCDME... 1987 MERCURY 1986 MAZDA 626 HERO BONNEVILLE 1987 MAZDA 4X4 5 Spd.. A/C COUGAR Loaded * 1 2 ,1 0 0 *3999 *10,999 *5999 *6999 1986 MERCURY 1987 PONTIAC 1987 OLDS 1985V^ FORD 1986 CHRYSLER COUGAR GRAND AM CUTLASS ESCORT WAGON NEW YORKER Auto, A/C SUPREME Auto, A/C Loaded P u t t h o s e *7295 *8888 *4666 *9999 *7999 1984 PONTIAC 1986 MERKUR 1983 TOYOTA s a v i n g s SUNBIRD 1986 OLDS 98 1988 MAZDA Loaded B2200 P/UP XR4TI TERCEL Turbo Red , A/C Must See A LL AT *8650 *6325 *4095 *7999 *5225 G R EA T right here. 1986 BUICK 1984 CHEVY 1985 PONTIAC SKYLARK 1986 CHRYSLER 1984 MAZDA 626 CAMARO Auto, AM/FM SUNBIRD SAVINGS... Auto, A/C Auto, /V/C 5TH AVENUE *5650 *6650 *5999 *8995 *4295

1986 PONTIAC 1986 PONTIAC 1985 PONTIAC 1984 CHEVY 1987 RX7 60 MONTH FINANCING GRAND PRIX FIREBIRD GRAND PRIX ESTATE WGN Turbo Loaded Loaded Auto, A/C *5440 *13699 *7150 *6999 *5995 ^MNC1-ESTERHCM>K

MORIARTY BROTHERS rC4ffS UIUm0 A 24 ADAMS ST. , S*Fi9ri«iA 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT 'MANCHESTER, CT 06040

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