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IRVING BERLIN DEAD the Same Time That the Commission Nosed in 1986

IRVING BERLIN DEAD the Same Time That the Commission Nosed in 1986

20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 22, 1989 Panel urges solutions Bakker’s supporters defend his work CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Fbl- the 3'/2-week-old fraud trial got park. grandchildren. lowers of television evangelist Jim under way. to rising health costs Bakker said they were happy they James Johnson, who bought eight Under questioning by defense at­ Bakker is charged with oversell­ partnerships in Bakker’s chureh, torney George T. Davis, she paid $1,000 for partnerships in his ing the $1,000 lifetime partnerships ministry and didn’t think he said he always was able to get reser­ described the atmosphere at By Deborah Mesce puts its ideas on the table. — which bought their owners three vations when he called PTL, and Heritage USA. belonged in court. nights of kxlging each year for life The “1 don’t see why it should take didn’t believe the partnerships were “I want to say it’s heavenly, but I so long,” Gradison said. “We’re Elizabeth Sacco, a former PTL — and diverting $3.7 million of the employee who was laid off in 1986, oversold. don’t know what heaven is like,” WASHINGTON — Members of not experts in this, but you arc.” proceeds to finance his lavish life­ “The only regret I have is that I she said. “We do share your sense of ur­ testified Thursday that she’s still style. a blue ribbon commission on loyal to Bakker “and I’m proud of it. don’t think this should have been “It did not take a mastermind to gency,” Sullivan told the commis­ If convicted of all 24 fraud and health care arc pressing Health brought before tliis court,” Johnson see that Jim and Tammy were telling sion, formally called the U.S. I feel loyalty because I’ve seen what conspiracy counts, Bakker could Secretary Louis Sullivan to speed this man built. A greedy man said. “The church should have taken the truth,” Atlanta builder and Bipartisan Commission on Com­ face 120 years in prison and more up plans to relieve the worsening care of it.” businessman Sam Gasaway tes­ prehensive Health Care, which was doesn’t have his hair turn gray in than $5 million in fines. burden of health care costs for five years. Louise Grimes, who operates a tified, referring to Bakker and his Americans. created by Congress last year. Prosecution witnesses had tes­ gas station in Hopkins, S.C., said the wife. “The purpose of the ministry is “I wouldn’t have taken his job for tified they had difficulty booking “We cannot continue sitting Several witnesses showed the $10 million a year.” money she sent to PTL for six to reach out and help people.” around here ... looking at the rooms at PTL’s Heritage USA needs of the uninsured and those partnerships was well spent. “1 found them to be upright problem. We’ve got to find some Ms. Sacco, who answered cor­ theme park near Fort Mill, S.C. The who require long-term care by respondence for the ministry, was She said she had used the partner­ people, truthful in what they said,” solutions,” Sen. David Pryor, D- government alleges that Bakker sold recounting their own medical hor­ one of the first witnesses to testify ships several times to book rooms at Gasaway said. “They’re not the kind Ark., a member of the Pepper ror stories for the commission. more than twice as many partner­ the Heritage Grand Hotel, some­ for Bakker as the defense phase of ships as there was room for at the of people who should be accused of Commission, told the secretary at a Pamela Young of Dickson, times visiting with her what they are accused of.” hearing Thursday. Term., told the commission that in With $31 million worth of 1983, when her husband was un­ studies conducted for the Depart­ employed and uninsured, the University drops tradition of pre-game prayer ment of Health and Human Ser­ couple separated so she and her vices last year “there’s enough children could qualify for , Ga. (AP) — The going to have to discontinue it.” evidence, enough statistics for you Sanford Stadium public address sys­ legal grounds. Medicaid to help pay medical bills University of Georgia will end its Bowers said he believed a recent to make recommendations” within tem before last Saturday’s Baylor- “The pre-game prayer has been a because of her daughter’s kidney “grand tradition” of public prayer U.S. Supreme Court decision ban­ six months, Pryor said. Georgia football game, and Knapp condition. Three months later, before football games because of the ning pre-game prayers at high longstanding tradition at the Univer­ The commission, comprised of had said the invocations would con­ when the girl’s condition im­ likelihood it would not withstand a school athletic events also applied to sity of Georgia, but it has also been 12 members of Congress and three tinue unless he was advised other­ proved, her husband moved back court challenge, the school’s presi­ colleges and universities. a great national tradition all across White House appointees, is sup­ wise by Bowers or a court. in with his family. dent said. “I must conclude that the the counu-y. I’m disappointed the posed to report its recommenda­ “It seemed wrong to have the President Charles B. Knapp made Georgia Athletic Director Vince pre-game prayer will no longer be Ulattrliffitpr Merald likelihood of successfully defending tions for a comprehensive health Dooley said he was dismayed by the government foot that bill, but it the decision Thursday, hours after the pre-game prayer at the Univer­ part of our football and athletic and longterm care plan by March decision, though he supported it on tradition,” Dooley said. was the only way we could think Attorney General Michael Bowers sity of Georgia is very slight,” 1, 1990. of to assure that Mary would get Newsstand Price: 35 Cents advised him a threatened lawsuit by Bowers said in a letter hand- Manchester, Conn. - A City of Village Charm Sullivan told the commission he the medical care she needed to the American Civil Liberties Union delivered to state university system Saturday, Sept. 23, 1989 has asked department officials to make her well,” Ms. Young said. probably would succeed. Chancellor H. Dean Propst. bring him recommendations by Greg Nugent of Phoenix, Ariz., “I personally believe in the pre­ Knapp said Bowers told him that October 1990 on changes in health told of trying to get care for his 3- game prayer,” Knapp said. “I replacing the prayer with a moment and long-term care financing. ycar-old son who had a malignant thought it was a grand tradition at of silence would the same risk But Rep. Bill Gradison, R-Ohio, tumor in his head. Nugent was ^ the University of Georgia, and I’m as invocations. said there is no reason Sullivan’s self-employed but couldn’t afford very, very saddened that we are A student read a prayer over the FALL recommendations can’t be ready at insurance when the child was diag­ IRVING BERLIN DEAD the same time that the commission nosed in 1986. IS FOR PLANTING Renowned EXTRA SPECIAL Spring and Summer Blooming songwriter We’re having our annual ROACHES Perennials Buy One CetOne if CHICKEN ARE CARRIERS OF DISEASES FREE ' was 101 Besides being unsightly and unsanitary ROACHES are vectors of 6 known diseases and can cause extreme allergic reactions. (Particularly in people •Quality •Selection •Service (AP) — Songwriter with respiratory ailments) Bliss can effectively control these pests Irving Berlin, who celebrated his AND TAG SALE! we’ve been doing so since 1882 adopt(^ homeland with memorable melodies and simple but heartfelt Saturd^, September 23,1989 PHONE; lyrics in such standards as “God Rain Date: To Be Announced W hitham Nursery 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m 649-9240 Bless America” and “White ^ Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 Christmas,” died Friday night He 119 Woodland Street- Manchester was 101. Opr-n Daily and Sunday 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. /idults $6.00 • Kids 10 or under $4.00 Seniors $5.00 Berliri died in his sleep at 5:30 'If you can’t find it elseewhere Call for Info after 5:00 p.m. 6 4 9 -8 1 5 1 p.m., said his son-in-law, Alton E. check with us!” Paid lof by the Republican Town Committee, Raymond Buckno, Treasurer, BUSS Peters. Asked if Berlin had been ill, i CXTERMfN/lTORS P i Peters said^ “No, he was 101 years -s c - THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. old.... He just fell asleep.” Peters said nurses were with Ber­ lin when he died but no family members were present. An actor, singer, and songwriter, Berlin began his career in the early days of vaudeville and his songs for a time so dominated the stage and MiSl" screen that the late composer, Jerome Kern, said: “Berlin has no EVERY PIECE OF FURNITURE place in American music. He is American music.” Bill Hartgrove, evening manager at the Frank Campbell funeral home Weakened hurricane fizzles out in Manhattan, said services would IS NOW ON SALE... CHARLKTON, S.C. (AP) — Hurricane be private. Desks ^ Hugo pimched this city of antebellum man­ th ^ o rs t disaster. I’ve ever seen anywhere.” Berlin, along with 11 other O n s ^ ’ Hugo, downgraded to a tropical storm at 6 Emergency Preparedness and Berkeley sions with full fury and killed at least 11 County Coroner William Smith. An elderly American immigrants, received a Start M people in the Carolinas before weakening ajn„ had lost all characteristics of tropical medal from President Reagan during storm and was weakening, although the sys- n m was found in the rubble of a house in rnday and u-ailing off inland to the north. Charleston, city officials said. In North the Statue of Liberty centennial ,$199*® All Desks... All Lamps... All Rockers... All Tables... All Bedding... South Carolina's barrier islands were also teni had maximum sustained winds of 40 celebrations in July. mph and torrential rains. caro h i^ a 6-month-oId baby was killed in nit hard as houses were blown off their foun­ Unmn County when a tree fell on a house. On May H, his 101st birthday, dations and boats were pushed ashore, stack­ T^e storm’s last location was in Permsyl- Berlin continued his practice of not All Tu vania, just west of Pittsburgh, at latitude 403 The center of the storm advanced farther BEOROOW All Dining Room Sets... All Living Room Sets... All Bedroom Sets... Etc. ed along the beaches two and three deep. west than expected, targeting eastern Ohio, paying much attention to his per­ G^den City for all practical purposes is ^grees north and longitude 81 degrees west. son^ holiday. A year earlier, he had Officials said there would be no further western Ptnnsylvania and western New York start W gone, said ML. Love, a Horry County ad- tracking. tefore It was expected to wear itself out in declined to attend a gala on his cen­ mimstrator who toured the elite resort com­ tennial that included tributes from Teri of ^ e U.S. deaths were in South Canada. It was moving to the north at 30 munity near Myrtle Beach. mph. celebrities like ftank Sinatra. ^ o lin a . Eight died in counties surrounding Resident Bush declared seven counties a “A quiet day with family. That he Clwleston and one in the Columbia a re l A hurricane is a heat engine fueled b^ federal disaster area. “It is the worst storm. always^has. He never had any big said Warren Hardy of the state’s Office of SVrtMEt Please see HUGO, page 35 to-dos,” said his secretary, Hilda rockers Schneider. 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A FURNITURE CITY 810 Main St., Manchester Saturday. September 23 Aoo»W Lebanese truce accepted j u ointi—it Berlin BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — . ^ ^ ^ in his bunker-office under the have accepted the plan. ^ ^ ^ ^ » Christian leader Gen. Michel Aoun From Page 1 1 » ^ bomb-ravaged presidential palace. Shiite militia cheiftain Nabih V " on Friday accepted an Arab peace After the 40-minute meeting, plan aimed at ending a blood bath Bcrri and Druse warlord Walid IBoi ooI 7 y Aoun told reporters: “We wish suc­ between his forces and Syrian troops Jumblatt — Syria’s main allies in whose “God Bless America” became the nation’s unoffi­ ( ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ cess to the peace plan. We’ve given ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ that has claimed almost 1,000 lives Lebanon — also endorsed it. cial second national anthem. A Jew, his “White . ,w}f( . , ^ ^ V peace a chance and, God willing, ^ ^ ^ ■ in the past six months. The plan’s first six points focus Christmas” and “Easter Parade” became Christian AA there will be peace.” on the cease-fire and steps to en­ holiday traditions. IMmr Voffcl 79^ “We declare to our people, all our “The results will be positive if the people in the liberated as well as the force it. They include a call for the Berlin played by ear and never stopped intentions are sincere. If not, we A K ^ o (Syrian-) occupied areas, that Sep­ lifting of blockades on ports and the making what he described as “songs with heart.” Even in ' ^ > A tla n tic reserve the right to take proper country’s only international airport, his Ws, he talked of adding yet another musical to his O cea n tember 23rd is the beginning of the decisions at the proper time,” he chance to achieve peace,” Aoun said a halt in weapons imports and credits, which included 19 stage musicals and 15 movie said. scores. in a two-minute television address. propaganda campaigns and a plea to Ibrahimi, assistant secretary- foreign countries to stop the flow of At the peak of his career, one smash followed another etfl«e aoou-. k

a list of property HARTFORD (AP) — The state $30,000. In addition, he estimated “I hope no one’s holding his Housing Authority to seek bids Govemor’s program debuts at the ‘Big E’ backed down Friday on a demand to the cost of refilling the trenches and breath to recover funds in the near The Housing Authority of Manchester hopes to be able Owners of tangible personal property other than force Newtown to refill trenches it covering them with steel plates to future or the far-distant future” was to invite bids in December for the construction of con­ turned aside as a problem of the “People in western Massachusetts registered motor vehicles or boats, must file a list­ had dug this week that blocked ac­ support consuuction vehicles could the way King put it. By Michelle Locke gregate housing for the elderly at the authority’s Westhill federal, not state government. ing of the property with the tax assessor during Oc­ cess to the Newtown jail construc­ be as much as $25,000. King said that in order for the The Associated Press always feel like the state ends from Gardens site off West Center Street. tober. Such property includes machinery, equip­ tion site and agreed to do the work The state had gone to court Friday state to collect such damages, it Dukakis fielded questions about Worcester over,” she said. Worcester At a meeting Wednesday night, the authority was told ment, furniture and fixtures used in a business. itself this weekend and try to get the seeking a court order to have the would have to show that construc­ WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — abortion, welfare for aliens and the is about 45 miles west of Boston. by Carol Shanley, its executive director, that it appears Owners of real property to which new construc­ town to pay for it later. town refill the trenches and restore tion crews were denied all access to Gov. Michael S. Dukakis has been disbursement of state cars. A West plans for the 40-unit complex, designed for frail elderly While no commercials were run tion or improvements worth more than $100 have “This was the quickest way for us access to the site immediately. the site. In fact. King said, there are battered by talk radio hosts since the Springfield caller, angry about a persons, can be delivered to the town’s planning staff by during the hour, the governor been added during the year before Oct. 1 are alos to get back on the site,” said Wil­ But through a series of negotia­ other roads available leading to the state’s budget and his popularity proposed prison in the town of New Oct. 1, and be considered by the Planning and Zoning smoothly segued into breaks to read required by law to list the improvements with the liam H. Carbone, head of criminal tions held in the hallway outside the 114-acre site on the grounds of Fair- took a nosedive, but Friday it was Braintree, accused Dukakis of lying Commission in November. out the call letters of radio stations assessor during October. justice planning for the state. courtroom, the state ultimately field Hills State Hospital. when he said the state now owns the If the plan is approved, the bids will be invited in his turn at the microphone. carrying the show. Carbone had characterized as “of­ agreed to do the work itself this property in question. There is a 25 percent penalty for those who fail Carbone said, however, that those December when the commission feels prices will be Sailing past technical glitches and to file or who file late. ficial misconduct” Newtown First weekend so that no more time other roads were either through unmly questioners, the governor D uk^is was unruffled. “We thank you all for listening Selectman Roderick J. MacKenzie’s favorable because niany contractors will be looking for “No I’m not lying,” he said. Veterans of World War 1, World War II, the would be lost. Carbone had said it residential areas or could not be work. entered the precarious world of live and being part of this rather unique order to dig up drainage pipes under could take the town two weeks to do “You’re wrong sir. I’m sorry,” he Korean War’ or the Vietnam War, who have not used without possibly damaging Each of the 40 units will have it’s own kitchen, but radio for the debut of a new show, govemor’s network this morning,” previously filed for an exemption, must file the or- Nunnawauk Road to make repairs the work. wetlands. as yet unnamed, that will be broad­ said as the caller continued to insist he told listeners. he said were necessitated by con­ there will also be a common dining room with kitchen the governor was mistaken. ginal or a certified copy of their honorable dis­ ‘Time is of the essence because MacKenzie scoffed at Carbone’s facilities. cast in western Massachusetts on a charge with the town clerk by Oct. 1. struction vehicles going to and from of the construction season,” Carbone charge that he was guilty of miscon­ regular basis. After the show, Dukakis said he “I hope it’s been informative for the site. The digging forced the clos­ Construction of the congregate housing will be enjoyed his stint as host and wasn’t you, it’s been informative for me,” Disabled veterans claiming exemptions must said, estimating that work on the duct and countered that it was Car­ financed by a state grant. “You’re on the air, this is Gov. submit proof of of disability annually to the asses­ ing of the road and blocked the jail $52 million, 408-bed jail would bone’s office that was acting im­ Mike Dukakis,” the governor deterred by the hostile questioner. he said. sor. Disabled veterans more that 65 years old may constmetion crews. have to cease by mid-December be­ properly. greeted callers, many of whom “You have that on talk shows,” he Dukakis even put in a plug for the be entitled to added exemptions. Some residents Carbone estimated the state cause of cold weather. Under terms of Friday’s agree­ O’Neill relieved Hugo missed wanted to talk about state budget said. Big E. would lose $20,000 for every work John C. King, the town’s lawyer, Dukakis has had some previous who receive federal disability benefits may be en­ ment, the town will not make any HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A. O’Neill said cuts. “Let me also, say that the sun is day that access was blocked. He said said the town would fight any at­ broadcasting experience. In the titled to a $1,000 property tax exemption is they future claims about wetlands Friday he was relieved that Hurricane Hugo had missed Guided by a few index cards, the shining at the Big E here in West the blockage would result in the loss tempt by the state to have the town 1970s he hosted a show called “The submit to the assessor proof of disability. damage that may result from this the state, but said preparations made by state agencies governor monitored the show from Sprin^ield,” he said. “I’m sure that In some cases Manchester allows exemptions to of l>/2 days of work, or about pay for this weekend’s work. weekend’s repairs. WSPR-AM’s temporary quarters on Advocates” on public television that if you have the opportunity this during the week had resulted in “a good dry run for the featured roundtable discussions of owners of vehicles equipped for transporation of the team.” the fairgrounds of the Big E, New would be a g o ^ time to get out.” handicapped. conU'Oversial issues. He said power companies had 400 crews ready to call England’s largest state fair, a Sep­ Farmers seeking exeption for livestock, and tember fixture in western Mas­ Friday, bystander Gail Rollins The radio show will be broadcast Charges filed against protesters in if necessary and, coincidentally, 2,500 National said she and her family listened to every four to six weeks on WSPR- machinery must file applications during October. Guardsmen were scheduled to go through their regular sachusetts. A small knot of bys­ Property owners who have changed their address tanders stopped by the striped the show as they were driving to the AM in Springfield, WSBS-AM in exercises this weekend and so were on duty. fairgrounds and came to see it live . Great Barrington, WHAl-AM in in the past year should notify the assessor. HARTFORD (AP) — The federal others each face up to six months in awning to watch the governor, Mass.; Shannon Thompson, 21, of “All the agencies were prepared to respond,” O’Neill Rollins, from the town of Goshen, Greenfield, WNAW-AM in North pvemment on Friday filed trespass­ prison and a $125,(XK) fine, Twardy whose show struck a serious note Camden, Maine; and James Roof, told reporters who had gathered for a briefing that had said the talk show is a good idea. Adams and WBEC-AM in Pitt-sfield. ing and other charges against six said. 30, of Cambridge, Mass. — also been scheduled when Hugo still seemed a serious threat amid the gaudy hustle and bustle of anti-nuclear weapons activists ac­ The federal charges were filed pleaded innocent to a charge of to Connecticut. the fair. cused of breaking into the Naval one day after six Greenpeace ac­ reckless operation of a motor vessel. Before the briefing, O’Neill met with his commis­ At the beginning of the show, a Underwater Systems facility in New tivists pleaded innocent to charges The six were in boats in a Green­ sioners to discuss preparations. He half-apologized to the technical problem cut ofT a caller Calendar London where they allegedly they entered a security zone during peace flotilla on the Thames River reporters who came to his “non-news news conference.” concerned about cuts to education. damaged a Trident submarine earlier the commissioning ceremonies. during the commissioning As the station manager made rolling this month. The protesters, who failed to ceremonies Sept. 9. motions with his hands, an unphased Manchester Three of the activists climbed on show up for an original arraignment Three out of five inflatables Dukakis proceeded to answer by the USS Pemisylvania on Sept. 4, saying Massachusetts is “one state Monday date earlier this week, also had their darted past the line of Coast Guard Obituaries hammering on the hull and pouring bonds reinstated when they ap­ boats, breaching the security zone. in the nation that understands the Advisory Board of Health, Lincoln Center hearing paint on the vessel, according to importance of education.” room, 3:30 p.m. peared Thursday before Superior Also arrested were Miriam Stein­ U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. Court Judge Sambino Tamborra, Another caller made the unusual Zoning Board of Apjjeals, Lincoln Center hearing berg, 26, of Rochester, N.Y.; Steven William Barron, music professor Jacqueline Allen, 24, Voluntown; their attorney, Jon Schoenhom, said. Heath, 31, of Newport, R.I.; and request that Dukakis intercede in the room, 7 p.m. MIDDLETOWN (AP) — William Barron Jr„ a Kathleen A. Boylan, 46, Northport, Three of the activists — Abigal Lynda Frewndlich, 24, of Jamaica case of political extremist Lyndon Commission on Aging, Manchester Senior Citizens’ N.Y; Arthur J. Laffin, 35, of New saxophonist, composer and Wesleyan University music Larouche, a question the governor Center, 7:30 p.m. A. Gage, 26, of Jamaica Plain, Plains. Haven; Elmer H. Maas, 54, of New professor, died Thursday at Middlesex Memorial Hospi­ Agenda for Tomorrow. Municipal Building coffee Haven; Anne Montgomery, 62, New tal after a long illness. He was 62. room, 7:30 p.m. York City; and James P. Reale, 29, Barron, who took up the saxophone at 13, was part of Tuesday Baltimore, Md., each were charged the creative ferment of the 1940s j ^ ’sccne in Philadel­ Informational meeting on location of Highland Street '' framI"' with Uespassing on a Naval reserva­ phia that nurtured such jazz innovator as John Coltrane. firehouse, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7:30 p.m. tion and conspiracy to trespass on a Barron termed his most recent compositions Naval reservation, Twardy said. “moderately avant garde,” and released his most recent SPECIAL Andover Allen also was charged with a one recording, “,” earlier this year. On that Monday count of causing less than $100 album, Barron played together with his younger brother, Bring in any poster Recreation Committee, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. damage to government property, , a noted jazz pianist. 24* X 36‘. Includes: Friday Twardy said. “The Next Plateau” was lauded as one of the top jazz • DRYMOUNT albums of the year by , which Commission on Aging, Town Office Building, 11 a.m. The six have been free since their • GLASS arrests on promises to appear in named the album as its record of the week when it was court. released. • ALUMINUM FRAME ON Bolton oo Monday Allen faces up to 18 months in Barron’s other recent works include “,” (Black - Silver - ) On released in 1982 and “,” released in z Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 prison and a $250,000 fine. The Ready To Hang! n (N p.m. 1985. Tuesday Last year, Barron was sent to the Soviet Union as the C/3 H.o Harassment charges first participant in a new exchange program sponsored by C/5 Block Watch Information Session, Community Hall, 7 p.m. to be investigated the U.S.-U.S.S.R Commission on Music (Composition •3 Wednesday and Musicology. Barron earned a bachelor’s degree from the Combs c3 Conservation Commission, Herrick Memorial Park WATERFORD (AP) — The C/5 Lodge, 7:30 p.m. College of Music in Philadelphia and a doctorate in Nuclear Regulatory (Commission has education from the University of Massachussetts and Q Special Town Meeting, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. decided to conduct an investigation Thursday joined the faculty of Wesleyan University where he was C/3 into allegations that whistleblowers director of Afro-American music and a past chairman of Pi Board of Education, Center School Library, 7:30 p.m. at the Millstone 2 nuclear power 649-0223 Stop by today and see our fine selection of ANTIQUE BOTANICAL PRINTS the music department. B- Coventry plant have been harassed by Nor­ that can be framed beautifully w/French or Marbelized mats to He was promoted to full professor at the university in classic sportswear and dresses. X theast Utilities officials. ■ FRAME WORKS C/1 Monday enhance your living room or dining room. 1988. Our “little shop’’ offers small hand made o NRC Region 1 Administrator Barron was bom in Philadelphia on March 27, 1927. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office William T. Russell requested the I & GALLERY gift items, home fragrances and K) Building, 7:30 p.m. He is survived by his wife, Anna Barron, his two U) u Office of Investigation inquiry after daughters and his mother, two brothers and two sisters. ■ 700 Hartford Rd. Country Diary bath products. z Steering Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. a team of NRC specialists took tes­ expoi!$ure VC < Thursday nrl & fraiiiiiijui limited A memorial service will be held in Memorial (Thapiel 00 S timony in closed-door hearings from at Wesleyan at 12 pan. Tuesday. A second service will be ^ Manchester ^ 305 East Center Street 643-4958 Board of Education, Coventry High School, room 28, three Millstone 2 employees earlier 111 Center Street Mon: Qosed Tues: 9:00-530 t 7:30 p.m. W ed: 9:00-5:30 T hurs: 9:00-8KX) held in at a date to be announced later. i this summer. Manchester -646-6939 Fri: 9.-00-530 Sit: 930-5:00 Acid rain compromise to benefit 7 states

NATION & WORLD WASHINGTON (AP) — Key Senate Mitchell plans are designed to reduce the According to a list handed out by the from sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide, clean air sponsors said today they’ve major component of acid rain, sulfur senators, the provision would benefit and is carried hundreds of miles before reached a political compromise on acid dioxide, by 10 million tons — and Baucus’ state of Montana, Kansas, Min­ raining down to earth. Acid rain destroys rain that would benefit seven states that prevent any growth of emissions after the nesota, North Dakota, New Mexico, Utah aquatic life in lakes and streams, damages Foley says support for IRAs is growing cleaned up emissions from coal-fired reductions are achieved. and Wyoming. trees in forests and can damage human power plants. The Bush bill would require the reduc­ Current law requires all new coal-fired lungs. Senate Majority Leader George J. tion by the end of the year 2000 and the power plants to use scrubbers, including WASHINGTON (AP) — President more a year. And Foley said the ible IRA plan. Under the new plan, the the House Ways and Means Committee. Mitchell, D-Maine, and Sen. Max Mitchell-Baucus requires the improve­ states Uiat bum clean, low sulfur coal Bush defended his capital gains tax cut Democrats would keep pushing their own The House Republican minority is united money could be withdrawn before retire­ Baucus, D-Mont., predicted their agree­ ment by Jan. 1,2000. mined in the West. Friday, but House Speaker Thomas S. plan — which would raise taxes on the in supporting Bush. ment without paying a penally if used to W E D E L IV E R ment would win support for clean air The agreement would exempt states “This ... requirement has imposed a Foley said support was growing for ,a rich to pay for the new IRA tax breaks — finance the down payment on a first home For Home Delivery, Call Six Democrats sided with the Ways legislation. The compromise is not in­ from making further sulfur dioxide reduc­ huge, and environmentally unjustified, rival Democratic plan that would widen despite Bush’s promise to veto it. and Means panel’s 13 Republicans to or for college education. cluded in Ihesident Bush’s clean air plan tions through the start of 2000, if more burden on the West,” Baucus said. availability of Individual Retirement Ac­ “I think we are doing very well” in en­ To pay for the IRAs and reduce the 647-9946 pass an amendment that would cut the which is undergoing consideration by a than one half of their coal-fired power Mitchell said “millions of dollars” have counts. listing support, Foley told reporters. “We maximum capital gains rate from 33 per­ deficit, the Democrats would raise tax Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 House subcommittee. plants utilize pollution-reducing equip­ been spent on the sembbers. Foley called the Bush plan “a positive have a preuy good popular constituency.” rates for the nation’s wealthiest 600,000 cent to 19.6 percent. It would then Both the administration and Baucus- ment called scrubbers. Acid rain is formed in the atmosphere harm to the economy,” but the president Foley cited a Wall Street Joumal-NBC rebound to 28 percent beginning in 1992, couples and individuals. stood by his proposal and headed for a News poll that said 49 percent of the but no tax would be levied on gains un­ Maine tree farm to showcase a business people questioned prefer expansion of less they exceeded inflation. Under current law, the tax rate for that might benefit from the legislation. IRAs, while 38 percent favor Bush’s capi­ Bush’s visit to the tree farm was meant upper-middle-income Americans is 33 Broadcasters ‘Tve heard some on the (Capitol) Hill tal gains tax reduction idea. The poll to put pressure on lawmakers with timber percent, but it drops back to 28 percent deride this as just another tax cut for the noted that the preference for IRAs was in their districts. Profits from ucc sales for those at the uppermost income levels. rich, but that simply is not the case,” even greater among middle-income are considered capital gains under the bill, The Democrats would raise that top rate give new look Fall Art Show Bush said of his proposal before leaving voters: 53 percent to 35 percent. and dropping the top tax rate would be a to 33 percent. Washington. A showdown vote on capital gains is boon to those sellers. At Birch Mountain On the contrary, he told an Agriculture expected next week during House debate While Bush was followed by an en­ to decency codes Department radio audience, it “would put on a huge budget bill that also carries Bush lobbied timber lawmakers direct­ tourage of reporters and television Sunday 1:00 - 5:00 money in the little guy’s pocket.” such contentious issues as revising or ly earlier this week at the White House. cameramen, the House Democratic House Majority Leader Richard repealing the Medicare catastrophic ill­ In their hunt for votes, the Democratic leadership worked to log some television WASHINGTON (AP) — Responding to growing con­ Gephardt, D-Mo., joined the long-dis­ ness plan and expanding federdly sub­ leadership included a small capital gains time including appearances on weekend cern over raunchy radio and TV, the nation’s major tance debate, retorting from St. Louis, sidized child care. cut in their own plan, setting the top rate talk shows. broadcasting group is considering restoring program “The Bush proposal doesn’t ‘put money In advance of the capital gains battle, at 28 percent, but their main feature was a “I think that there may be some groups codes that were dropped under government pressure in * Come see the beautiful art ^ in the little guy’s pocket’ — it picks his both sides agreed it was close and they return of IRA lax breaks. that are going to support the IRA the 1970s. displayed within a 'work of art'.::;s;a pocket.” were fighting over the conservative, The Democratic proposal would proposal and may even do it with The National Association of Broadcasters will canvass Democrats fighting the Bush plan said its members and study whether to restore the codes be­ The Manchester -\ri A.siociation has mostly Southern branch of the eliminate restrictions passed in 1986 that television and radio,” Foley said. “But we SPEECH — Vice President statistics show 80 percent of the benefits Democratic Ftoy, including the group keep many workers, especially in the have no plans to buy television time,” he cause new Federal Communications Commission Oiair- , filled every room of the "Litchfield" with man Alfred Sikes urged radio executives to shut down Dan Quayle urges conserva­ would go to people earning $100,000 or that pushed a Bush-backed plan through upper middle class, from havinti a deduct­ said. Qy(5(gnding works of arc- - including oils, “shock radio,” NAB spokesman Walt Wurfel said tives at the International ..... watcrcolors and pastels. Thursday. Democratic Union con­ Sikes urged broadcasters at a convention in New Or­ Together, we’ve created a masterpiece. Senate postpones leans last week to shun programs that use sexually and ference in Tokyo Friday to help democratic forces in racially offensive humor to attract audiences. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC-ADMISSION IS FREE Sikes said broadcasters should revive the codes that Central America and Eastern 4 spending bills were abandoned in the mid-1970s after the Justice Europe. Department initiated an antitrust lawsuit against Directions: provisions of the codes involving advertising. New codes R l 84 E to 384 to Wyllys Street Exit, At WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate leaders Friday end of ramp, turn left. At light turn postponed final passage of an airline smoking ban, a. should be drawn up by the industry, without government .. jiHht 'OTito Highland Sti, -which becomes pressure, said Sikes, ^ e chief regulator of the radio and boost in the ceiling on government-backed mortgages!

By Nancy Carr, They’ll be weighing in today at 10 a.m. at Stop and Shop. We hope N-plant contract Lecture series presented Executive Director people will pledge so much per A lecture series on Old Testament survey is being Manchester Area MACC News pound to encourage them in this en­ presented at the Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon DENVER (AP) — The Department of Energy an­ Conference of Churches deavor. I believe they’ve set a goal sueets, on Sundays at 9 a.m., to Dec. 3. nounced Friday that Rockwell International Corp. will of losing 30 pounds between them This is a part of the adult Sunday School curriculum. bow out as operator of the beleaguered Rocky Flats vV,- The Conference of Churches wel­ Evangelical Full Gosp>el Church af­ during the next few weeks. The Rev. Eugene Brewer, one of the ministers of the nuclear weapons plant and a new company will take its comed the Church of the Living filiated with Elim Bible Institute in Stop and Shop has set,up a pledge church, is the speaker. The lectures arc open to the place. God into membership at the Septem­ Lima, New 3fork, began with a spe­ booth where you can sign on under a public without charge. The action marks the final breach between Rockwell ber meeting of the conference’s cial ministry to people’s faith blown up “before” picture of the and DOE, apparently over the growing problem of haz­ To give retreat results board of directors. damaged by cult experiences. The two. If you can’t manage to get over ardous waste at the plant and responsibility for the dis­ The Church of the Living God church continues to offer home care The Rev. Connie Sternberg, Unitarian Universalist to the booth, we can take your posal of that waste. joins all four Roman Catholic groups, Bible study and fellowship DOE secretary James Watkins said in a statement from Society; East Meetinghouse, will present the results of pledges over the phone at MACC, parishes, both Methodist churches, and has 131 family memberships. 649-2093. Washington that he and Rockwell chairman Donald Beall the fall reneat Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at the meetin­ both Congregational churches in A growing congregation, they ghouse, 153 W. Vernon St. The G reat W eight Out is had agreed to change Rocky Flats’ management “in the Manchester as well as the Congrega­ have met in Robertson School for Youth religious education and nursery care will be scheduled for October 27. All the best interest of ^ th parties.” tional church in Bolton, the Epis­ the past six years and have been provided. Coffee and conversation will follow the ser­ dollars you pledge will go to The statement said another government contractor, copal church (St. Mary’s), the looking for land to build a church vice. MACC’s soup kitchen. Stop and EG&G Inc., a $1.4 billion scientific engineering firm Covenant church (Trinity here in Manchester. based in Wellesley, Mass., had been asked to replace Shop will not only match the first District celebration set Covenant), the American Baptist Rev. David Mullen, pastor, and $750 in pledges but Don Trclls, Rockwell. church (Community Baptist), two of Michael Gaiotti, youth pastor, can South United Methodist Church, will have a fall dis­ manager, has offered to handle all EG&G is the prime contractor for EXJE’s Idaho Na­ the Lutheran churches (Emanuel and be reached at the church office at tional Engineering Laboratory, and is a contractor at the trict celebration Sunday from 2:15 to 8 p.m. the administrative details and cost. Concordia), one Southern Baptist 372 Main Street. Fh-estige Printing is donating all the Nevada test site and government facilities in New F^ula Watson, a field consultant for the Division of church (First Baptist) and the Salva­ Program and Benevolence Interpretation for the church, □ □□ pledge cards. Able Scale Equipment Mexico. tion Army in the conference. THE GREAT WEIGH OUT — Company is bringing in a symbolic EG&G officials were not available for comment late is the special guest. Received into ecumenical fellow­ Jim McCavanagh and Nate Agos- The meeting will involve workshops on many aspects 80 year old (but accurate) scale for Friday, despite repeated attempts to contact the firm’s ship, the congregation looks forward tinelli have teamed up to help feed headquarters and branch offices in several western states of the mission response to the gospel. the weighty trials and photographer to sharing in the many MACC local the hungry in Manchester by taking R.H. Sweet is providing the blown by telephone. ministries to the poor and hurting. advantage of Stop and Shop’s 75th EG&G issued no statement on the agreement Friday Coffee and stories at church up before and after shots. The Church of the Living God, an anniversary celebration. North United Methodist Church evening. The company’s representatives were scheduled The Presbyterian Church of Manchester, 43 Spruce ) t will be sponsoring a giant tag sale at to be at the weapons plant on Monday, the DOE news St., will have a coffee break for adults and a story hour the church, 300 Parker St., Septem­ release said. for children ages 3-5 Tbesday at 9:30 a.m. at the church. ber 30 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Rockwell sued the U.S. government on Thursday in The adults will sec a demonstration and taste the Household items, antiques, small U.S. Disnict Court in Washington, claiming conflicting results of creating a Christmas bread wreath. During the Soviets grant freedoms furniture and baby items arc a few federal rules require it to violate hazardous waste dis­ story hour there will also be nursery care for infants. For of the things for s^e. There will also posal laws at the plant. The same day, the EPA cited more information, call 643-0906. NEW YORK (AP) — Soviet man, a co-president of the humanist be refreshments and a bake sale. All Rockwell for violating haz^dous waste storage laws at Brainstorming session at church leaders apparently have decided the union, said in a telephone interview proceeds will go to Habitat for Rocky Flats. best way to win converts to atheism from his home in the Netherlands. The adult forum, at St. George’s Episcopal Church, Humanity, an organization that Last Friday, Rockwell threatened to close the plant un­ is to grant greater religious “By giving freedom to religion ... builds or refurbishes housing for less the hazardous waste regulations were clarified, and Bolton, Sunday morning, will be a brainstorming ses­ freedoms, say Western participants the Russians hope atheism will those in need. later in the day, EXDE, Environmental Protection Agency sion to learn about the needs of the neighborhoods in a dialogue between humanists and develop in a more positive way.” and Colorado officials announced a plan to resolve the around the church and to create a new three-year plan of atheists in Moscow. The July dialogue was the first in problems over the next year. ministry for the parish. The Rev. John C. Holligcr is Delegates from the International . a planned series of meetings bet­ But Beall said the assurances given by the government pastor of the church. Humanist and Ethical Union and the ween Soviet atheists and Western were not enough to protect Rockwell’s employees The children in kindergarten through Grade 4 will ex­ Soviet Institute for Scientific humanists. A Soviet delegation has THE against possible criminal prosecution for violating the perience their own hands-on children’s liturgy at 9:45 Atheism concluded that more than been invited to the lllh Humanist environmental rules. a.m. seven decades of militant atheism World Congress in Brussels, Bel­ BIBLE The lawsuit named the government, the Justice Choir seeking new members have been self-defeating in swaying gium, in August 1990. SPEAKS Department, the DOE and EPA and asked the court to Soviet believers from their faith. Humanists distance themselves The Concordia Lutheran Church’s Ecumenical Choir by clarify the obligations of Rockwell and the government “It’s my opinion the situation in from doctrinaire atheism by saying Eugene Brewer in running the plant. School, which is affiliated with the Royal School of Poland made the Russians aware that although they reject belief in V Rockwell’s statement said Rocky Flats’ current work Music in England, will hold an open house next week for that attacking religion may God, they stand for human freedom, force of 5,000 would not be affected by the change in children in grades 3 through 12 who are interested in paradoxically support it,” Rob Tiel- including religious freedom. Many of our readers have found management. L joining. The open house is scheduled for 6:45 p.m. Wed­ that the content of these weekly “Rockwell has agreed to continue operating the plant The Associated Press nesday at the church at 40 Pitkin St. items expresses your ethical and mwal concerns, too. Your cen- and to assist in the orderly transition,” the release said, OOPS — Barbara Bush reacts Friday after President Bush accidently backed into her and adding that discussions among DOE, Rockwell and Fall schedule resumed fidence in the Biblical principles EG&G were scheduled to commence next week. stepped on her toe while the two were boarding Air Force One for a flight to New Jersey. Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St., has Thoughts in those areas is commendable. returned to its regular Sunday schedule with services at But a broad ccHisensus on Bibli­ 9:15 a.m. The Rev. Ralph Seguine will be guest speaker cal ethics, crossing sectarian lines in all directions, is relatively easy on Sunday. He is a former interim minister of Com­ For today’s thought I want to All of God’s great treasures to obtain. Not so when it comes to munity Baptist and the retired administrator of the share with you one of my Are ours, in lay-away. South African marchers protest policies religious (doctrinal) matters. Pierce Memorial Baptist Home. grandfather’s poems entitled. Open Don’t spurn the invitation. We are bom and rused in a cer­ unions still object to sections that prohibit He will present to the church the minisries of several House. Come quick, without delay: JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) Unions. But, he added, “It’s just about time that tain religious traditioa It largely sympathy strikes, restrict the frequency of Baptist institutions in Coimecticut under the title, “Mini­ Sin has been forgiven — — About 25,000 activists of all races The congress is leading the consumer places like this take notice of the fact that determines our doctrinal beliefs. strikes against a particular company, and stries of Love.” There’s open house today! marched Friday to protest the white-led boycott, along with the National Congress the march for freedom has begun and Come on in! We assume that these are Biblical. On Wednesday at 7 pan.. Dr. Bina Sawyer will be How can you not believe it. government’s policies, and thousands of make it easier for unions to be held liable of Trade Unions, which claims 500,0(X) nobody, not even Oudtshoom, will turn God is having open house today! When these assumptions are dis­ guest missionary speaker. She is a physician in Thailand When God gave us His Son women plaimed to defy a government ban for strike-related losses. black members. us around.” How long the doors stay open. turbed we tend become defensive, In Durban. South Africa’s largest port at a Christian hospital. To make the invitation and hold another rally over the weekend. Police raided 11 offices of the congress I’m not prepared to say. resistant to any indicated change. After a 5.5-mile march, the protesters Extend to everyone? Militant black unions launched a two- and third-largest city, an estimated 15,000 around the country Friday and confiscated Hebrew High to start But God is having open house E.g. When sinners asked; “What week, nationwide consumer boycott of people, including members of the white documents related to the boycott, the presented police with a list of demands, today! Why? Oh why, my worldly including a halt to alleged harassment of The Hebrew High School at Temple Beth Sholom, shall we do?” the Apostolic white-owned stores and told their 1.5 mil­ city council, joined a peaceful anti- labor federation said. The alabaster porticos. friends. answer was clear and unequivocal. lion members to refuse to work overtime government march to City Hall. Meanwhile, about 10,000 protesters led activists. 400 E. Middle Tlunpike, will start Sunday and will run Unstained by earthly grime. Do you turn and walk away? from 11:10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for grades 8 through 12. It “Repent and be baptized, for the next four weeks. Activists raised the green, black and by the Rev. Allan Boesak staged a similar A coalition of anti-apartheid women’s Have been reserved for viewing It may not be true tomorrow. everyone of you...for the forgive­ Union leaders said the no-overtime gold baimer of the outlawed African Na­ march in Oudtshoom, a citv of about will also have a session on Tuesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. In God’s appointed time. But there’s open house today! groups vowed to ignore a government ban Some of the courses the high school program will ness of your sins,” Acts 2:38. Oh, protest could cut industrial production by tional Congress guerrilla movement on 40,000 people 300 miles east of Cape and proceed with a march Saturday on All needed reservations — by Raymond F. Rogers for a faith in Biblical doctrine 20 percent or force while employers to the flagpole at Durban’s City Hall, and Town. offer are the Jewish calendar, women serving in Tzahal, “For whosoever shall call upon government headquarters in Pretoria. human sexuality, learning values through children’s The Savior has supplied. equal to our faith in Biblical hire thousands of additional black police flowed it to remain during the It was by far the largest protest ever in Though we’re not worthy of it. the name of the Lord shall be ethics! workers. The unions are protesting a con- rally. Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee said the literature and Jewish peoples’ court. saved.” (Romans 10:13) Oudtshoom, center of the ostrich-farming Cantor Wayne Krieger is director of the Hebrew High The door is open wide: noversial labor law that was enacted last “We ask (President F.W.) de Klerk and industry and the scene of frequent con­ government obtained a court injunction to So look no longer at yourself; Michael Knight CHURCH OF CHRISf year despite vehement objections from (Law and Order Minister Adriaan) Vlok stop the march because organis^ers did not School. The combined junior and senior program, with Summer intern frontations between police and activists. Rabbi Steven Chatinover, will meet Tuesdays from 7 to Repent, and come inside! Lydall & Varnon Straata black unions. to come down from their ivory towers and apply for approval. Two white So come my friends, be happy. Faith Baptist Church “We’re asking for trouble just to be 8 pjn. Returning students and new students are wel­ Manchester Phona: 646-2903 Some of the original, hard-line join the people,” said Jay Naidoo, supremacist groups sought and received Attend to what I say: provisions of the Labor Relations secretary-general of the 1-million-mem­ black in a conservative white town like permission to hold rallies Saturday in come to the program. i Amendment Act were modified, but ber Congress of Soutli African Trade this,” Boesak said. Pretoria. weyTsCHeDUL^D'FAI^WeLL W ': SuMmPR9^2017 Writer enters OPINION fray over art _ ___ 9-z. ottfeoicmwfofrw By Jack Anderson Contradictory and Dale Van Atta

WASHINGTON — The “beat” poet Allen Ginsberg trends shown faded into comfortable semi-obscurity in the 1980s, but now Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., has unwittingly brought him out. in Dinkins win Ginsberg recently began a quiet investigation of Helms. The poet was riled by the .senator’s efforts to get Congress to censor “obscene” art. The conuoversy swirls By Chuck Stone around National Endowment for the Arts grants to two artists — Robert Mapplethorpe, whose photos include New York City’s astonishing nomination of a black homo-erotic scenes, and Andres Serrano, who used his man as its Democratic candidate for mayor dramatically federal money to photograph a crucifix in ajar of urine. retard of racial divisiveness. The incidents in Howard own narrow conservative standard. Beach and Bensonhurst demonsUated to the entire nation It was enough to set Ginsberg in motion. He has writ­ that he city that glorified itself as the Big Apple — the [£2 (D ten key senators and members of Congress urging them symbol of tolerance, the ultimate melting pot — was no to ignore efforts by Helms to use appropriations bills to 'w / [(^ ^(D better than any other area of the country. set policy for fedei^ly assisted arts facilities. m New York City became a tale of two New Yorkers — But Ginsberg is not just looking into Helms’ attitude mi David Dinkins and Edward 1. Koch. Which one is close • U i toward art — a subject that will not sway many voters to America’s soul? Avuncular liberal black David Give landlord a review one way or the other. The poet’s interest is Helms’ at­ Dinkins? Or the man he knocked off in the Democratic titude toward blacks, a powerful voting bloc in North primary, the abrasive, rumpledKoch, who made a three- Carolina, where Helms is expected to run for re-election term mayoral career capitalizing on backlashes he helped How about a family of Ku Klux makes a good point. '7> By Sarah Overstreet next year. create? Klanncrs who were clean, paid the This all reminds me of another Before Helms’ supporters sneer at Ginsberg’s inves­ Forty-five years ago, Gunnar Myrdal wrote the issue that has been difficult to Evelyn Smith and I don’t share rent on time and just had a few tigative ability, they had best look at his credentials. "'MP^ imSt^nA MUCH OF MHT SOPi& M A ^ ROCK& epochal “An American Dilemma,” a 1,483-page defini­ resolve - conscientious objection to much philosophical ground when it robes and torches to keep in the During the VicUiam War, Ginsberg came to our office tive “comprehensive study of the Negro in the United war. A man’s refusal to do military 7 9 iS m m k comes to being landlords. Smith back closet? and asked if we could help him begin an investigation TO C0NSR&&9 TO TA& U£AHU?. T H ^ IP&A..J States.” At the time, I thought his conclusion ridiculous. service is such a serious matter that believes that sex outside marriage is Yet neither do I want to see into the Central Intelligence Agency and drugs. In September 1989, his assessment almost seems an examination of his beliefs is re­ sinful, and that if she knowingly anyone denied housing because of He had a strong hunch and a thick portfolio that led prophetic. quired before he can be excused. rents an apartment to an unmarried their race. When we start granting him to believe that the CIA was smuggling opium out of “The ‘American Dilemma’ ... is the ever raging con­ The key is that his moral and couple who engage in sex there, she exemptions based on religious Laos. The alleged motive was to keep the opium farmers flict between, on the one hand, the valuations preserved religious objections arc given con­ “will be prevented from meeting her beliefs, it’s just a hop, skip and a in Laos happy and active in the fight against communism Different kind of kitchen-aid on the general plane which we call the ‘American creed,’ sideration, unlike Evelyn Smith. deceased husband in the hereafter.” jump from “1 don’t believe in un­ by helping them with their drug business. where the American thinks, talks and acts under the in­ as her food, we also miss her felt low and called Agnes, Agnes Smith, who lives in California, married people living together” to “I Ginsberg needed some tips on investigating. For a By George Plagenz fluence of high national and Christian precepts, and on kitchen. listened and said, “I’m sure it would recently lost a suit filed by an un­ don’t believe people of different I think a similar process would week our associate Les Whitten coached him on techni­ “A kitchen, particularly the big, work out, dear. I’d like to talk with the other hand, the valuations on specific planes of in­ races should marry.” work in cases such as Smith’s. If her The American kitchen may soon married couple to whom she refused ques and found him a ready learner. The result was a" old-fashioned Idnd, is a reassuring you longer but Bob is taking me out dividual and group living, where personal and local inter­ So it’s not an easy issue to ar­ concerns had been examined in that be only a whiff of nostalgia. to rent an apartment. California’s brilliant, on-the-scene report by Ginsberg of CIA invol­ place,” says another professional to dinner tonight and then we’re ests; economic, social and sexual jealousies (my em­ bitrate. Columnist Jack Kilpatrick way, the Fair Employment and About the only home cookin’ fair-housing law prohibits dis­ vement in Asian drug smuggling. counselor as he sits in his office. “A going to the theater. Call me again, phasis); considerations of community prestige and con­ writes that Smith isn’t a large, face­ Housing Commission probably (complete with the aroma from the crimination on the grounds of mari­ In fact, Ginsberg memorialized our help in a .short waiting room and an office like his honey. Promise?” With that, she formity; group predudice against particular persons or less corporation with hundreds of would have allowed her the prohibi­ kitchen) that we can get today is at tal status as well as race, religion or poem, and he summed up his investigative study in a types of people ... dominate his outlook.” apartments; her units were acquired tions of the religious beliefs. And the neighborhood diner - or at the are clinical and cold. You can’t beat hung up. nationality. The California Fair long poem called “CIA Cope Calypso.” Here are some a good friend and the smell of coffee To translate that paragraph: On the one hand, we have by her and her late husband as in­ they probably would not have truck stop on the interstate. Employment and Housing Commis­ lines: brewing on the kitchen stove for If Agnes had really wanted to David Drinkins, sports teams and entertainment; on the vestments for their retirement years. awarded the “injured” tenants any of Admittedly there are risks in sion ordered Smith to pay the couple The whole operation fell into chaos helping somebody in trouble.” help, she would have said, “Why other hand, we have Ed Koch, Bensonhurst and Virginia “She looks after them herself. She her money. eating at such places. It may be wise several hundred dollars as compen­ Till U.S. Intelligence came into to Laos ... He asks, “Can you imagine Jesus don’t you come over for dinner Beach. White voters have no difficulty attending a wants to keep them free from bibli­ to pass up the roadside restaurant sation for their out-of-pocket expen­ Helicopter smugglers filled Long Cheng’s bars setting up an appointment for some­ tomorrow night, Elsie? I’ve just baseball or football game and cheering for their home cal sin. In a free country, that ought Sarah Overstreet is a syndi­ that advertises “Eat Here - Get Gas” ses and “efnotional injury.” In Xieng Quang province on the plain of jars ...“ one who needed help? He would bought a roast. Bob and I would team, even if it is dominated by black players. But they to be he First Amendment right.” He cated columnist unless a gas pump is . As for me, I don’t care whether And a few months ago, Ginsberg updated his poem to have taken him by the arm and love to see you. We won’t take no get a lot more touchy if they think an outside group is Still, it may be the closest your my tenants are married or unmarried include the CIA and Nicaraguan contras, some of whom together they would have strolled by for an answer.” threatening their turf. nostrils will get to old-fashioned as long as they’re clean, they don’t was involved in the Iran-Contra scandal: the seashore or sat and talked on the New Yorkers remain racially divided, despite Dinkins’ kitchen smells nowadays. That is an example of REAL bother the neighbors and they pay Rodriguez met Bush in his office many times hillside. It would have been someth­ healing efforts. If you look at a map of voting results, A British food writer says, “In sympathy - the kind that heals. the rent on time. I’m much more They didn’t talk business, drank lemon and lime ing warm and human. Kitchens are Dinkins carried contiguous clusters of black and America kitchens are getting smaller afraid of tenants with unmarried Or maybe drank coffee or smoked a cigarette Hispanic districts in Manhattan, the Bronx, and or even disappearing. People are warm and human.” George Plagenz is a syndicated cats. I once rented a house to a nice &OOV ONi "TvAe But COCAINE they remembered to forget... Queens. Koch carried the rest of the city. Even so, changing their kitchens into gyms, Or they were. columnist young woman with one cat. The cat O V E t\ It was buried in the papers only yesterday Kitchen counseling may belong to Dinkins still won more white votes than any black mayor video rooms and Jacuzzis. Less and had kittens, and all seven hellcats And Bush in in the White House of the USA.“ a bygone day. But metaphorically of a major American city, with the exception of Los An­ To^l^<5HT, p e a k ? less do women cook on an everyday urinated on the carpet so often that Ginsberg and Helms are not first-time foes. The poet speaking, we all do more kitchen geles’ Tom Bradley. blames the senator for broadcast restrictions against his basis in the United States. With the the wood beneath it smelled like a counseling than we are aware of and The other critical differential for Dinkins was educa­ poem “Howl,” which is widely studied on colleges and modern young couple, whoever mixture of burning ammonia and it is important to know what to say tion. Among white voters, those with a high school regarded as one of the most significant American poems comes home first just puts whatever rancid FHneSol. and not to say to those who unload Letters policy education or less gave Dinkins only 18 percent of their since World War is available into the microwave.” Smith’s case is interesting to me, n. their troubles on our shoulders. votes, compared to those with college education who While “nothin’ means lovin’ like because if Missouri’s fair-housing \bung victims Should we give advice or just listen? The Manchester Herald welcomes gave him 37 percent. somethin’ from the oven,” it isn’t laws ever bar landlords from exclud­ The most tragic victims of crack cocaine are children. Listening sympathetically may be This same pattern enhanced Jesse Jackson’s presiden­ only grandmother’s apply pie and original letters to the editor. ing cats from their buildings, one of In some urban neighborhoods, families are breaking up the best method for most of us. Our tial campaign. He consistently did best among more edu­ meat loaf that we miss today. It is two things is going to happen: because the parents are addicts who have lost the will to advice to others is often based on Letters should be brief and to the cated voters. Clearly an educated electorate is a key to grandmother herself. Nobody admits Either I’m gong to jail, or I’m get­ care for their children. The children are left to fend for what we would do in a similar situa­ point. They should be typed or neat­ advancing racial amity. this more readily than today’s ting out of the landlord business. themselves, and they fall victim to the drug dealers too. tion. It could be all wrong for some­ ly handwritten, and, for ease in edit­ At the same time, Dinkins victory does not insure a professional counselors. I feel sorry for Evelyn Smith. The Teen-age girls are fast becoming the worst addicts. They body else. ing, double-spaced. Letters must be better education for black school children. An enormous “There was nothing more effec­ are forming violent all-girl gangs to buy and sell drugs. signed with name, address and gap still persists between black and white Scholastic Ap­ law is forcing her to allow her tive than the old-time ’kitchen coun­ Three other hints: Then those teen-age mothers abandon their own babies daytime telephone number for titude Test scores. If Dinkins goes on to win in Novem­ property to be used for a practice •Offer your hand. When someone who are bom with drug-related defects. seling,’” says a counselor 1 know. verification. ber, will it help raise test scores or guarantee higher that she considers unethical. I know feels grief, pain or fear, the warm “My mother had no training in The Herald reserves the right to grades for black students? 1 doubt it. that I wouldn’t want to see my The drug plague is by no means limited to poor, urban touch of another person can be more neighborhoods. The affluent suburbs are also losing their counseling, but the number of edit letters in the interest of brevity, But one white voter, Robert Hecht, placed the Dinkins property used to hold white reassuring than cheerful words. children to dmgs. Uoubled and anxious people who clarity and taste. triumph in proper historical perspective. supremacist meetings. Would I be in •Avoid platitudes like “Don’t violation of fair-housing laws if I trekked into her kitchen to talk to “I voted for him,” Hechi said “Maybe it’s time It’s worr\ ” or “Try to look on the brigh: Address letters to; Open Forum, her and went away feeling better is like when the Irish first became mavors of Boston ” refused to rent my house to mem­ Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta are syndicated legion.' side. Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 5*^:. bers of the Aryan Brotherhood? columnists. If we miss grandmother as muc •Don’' be like Agnes When Elsir ManchestP'- 06fMi. Chuck .Stone is a syndicated columnist. W eddings Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, Sept. 23,1989 Artist’s haven celebrates birth

By Terrence Petty J(J The Msociated Press

;n elderly woman ;tugs on her hus­ band’s arm out- : side a house in ; this world- \ I renowned artists’ ¥ih a V e n in jWorpswede, West Germany, Mr. and Mrs. Geffrey T. Hinds Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bedard Mrs. Patrick C. Stenglein Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Crampton and says, “Do you think anyone famous lives there?’’ Welcome to Worpswede, where Hinds-Wiedie Bedard-LeTendre Stenglein-Johnson Crampton-Gunas mobs of tourists roam quaint little Ann Houston Wiedie, daughter of Stephanie Michelle Letendre, daughter Brenda Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Elizabeth Pamela Gunas, daughter of streets hoping for a glimpse of big- Alan and Grelchen Wiedie, 90 South of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Letendre, 155 Mrs. Howard Johnson, 561 Bush Hill Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gunas Jr., 54 name artists while their elusive quarry hole up inside studios guard­ Road, Bolton, and Geffrey Theron McKee St., and Brian Bedard, son of Mr. Road, and Patrick C. Stenglein of 12 Avery Shores, Coventry, and Jeffrey Hind.s, son of Richard and Judy Hinds, and Mrs. Raul Bedard, Tiverton, R.I., Hathaway Lane, son of the late Mr. and James Crampton, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing their solitude. Worpswede — home to about 150 31 Enrico Road, Bolton, were married were married Aug. 12 at St. Christopher Mrs. Joseph Stenglein, were married James Crampton, Saratoga, Calif., were painters, sculptors, poets and other July 1 at South United Methodist Chur­ Church in Tiverton. June 24 at St. Mary’s Church, East married June 17 in Church of the Mes­ ch. The Rev. Raymond Thran officiated at sorts who live by their creative Hartford. siah, Woods Hole, Mass. talents — is celebrating its 100th The Rev. Shephard Johnson officiated. the ceremony. Nancy Schlegel was maid The Rev. George LaLibcrtc officiated. The Rev. Steven Woods of St. Bar- year as a year-round artists’ colony. The bride was given in marriage by her of honor. Bridesmaids were Lucy The bride was given in marriage by her nabus Church, Falmouth, Mass., of­ Artists and affluent commuters father. Alison Rampellini was maid of Chasse, Paula Timberlake, Brenda Car- father. Janet Crealey Haddock was ficiated at the Episcopalian service. The live in the little town about 16 miles honor. Bridesmaids were Nicole Gamst dullo and Donna Manchester. Stacy matron of honor. Bridesmaids were bride was given in marriage by her north of Bremen, with its quaint old and Darcy Hinds. Smith and Kimberly Fortin were flower Holly Johnson, Donna Powers, Debbie father. Priscilla and Heather Gunas, stone homes and tree-lined streets. John Maulucci was best man. Ushers girls. Petersen and Marion Stannard. sisters of the bride, were maids of honor. A number of lesser-known artists r - were Craig McCordic and Jonathan Frank Stakiewitz was best man. Christopher McCarthy was best man. Bridesmaids were Cathy Crampton and and craftsmen — from glassblowers Wiedie. Ushers were Eric Letendre, Christopher Ushers were Glenn Johnson, Joseph Ann Crampton, sisters of the groom, and to weavers to painters — operate The reception was held at the home of Letendre, Mark Rodrigues and Glen Faulkner, Edward Hogan and Robert Jana Lieblich. their own galleries, and some give the bride’s p»arents. The couple went on a Souza. Matson. Ryan Johnson, nephew of the John Loomis was best man. Ushers lessons to supplement their incomes. wedding trip to Key West, Fla. They are An oudoor reception was held in bride, was ringbearer. were Peter J. Gunas III, brother of the Placid canals that were once used making their home in Somers. Swansea, Mass. The couple went on a After a reception at Chesmut Lodge in bride, Edward Graziano, Carston Spohr, by area uaders flow through the The bride is a graduate of the Univer­ wedding trip to St. Kitts. They are Colchester, the couple left on a wedding and Jon Krevolin. moorland fields outside the village sity of Massachusetts and is a graduate making their home in Tiverton. trip to Colorado. They are making their The reception was held at Popponesset limits. student at that university. The bride is a graduate of Manchester home in Manchester. Inn, New Seabury, Mass. The couple The anniversary has already The bridegroom is a graduate of the High School. She attended Manchester drawn about a quarter of a million The bride is a 1981 graduate of make their home in London, England. The Associated P re s University of Massachusetts School of Community College and Bristol Cum- Manchester High School and a 1985 and people and armies of reporters and The bride is a graduate, cum laude, television crews, who have overrun Engineering. He is a design engineer munity College. She is employed at 1987 graduate of the University of Con­ from Smith College. Before her marriage this northern village of 8,000. with Pratt & Whimey. Pirate Cove Marina, Portsmouth, R.I. necticut. She is a teacher in the Stafford she was an account officer at Com­ GUARDED SOLITUDE — Sculptor Waldemar Otto gestures sculptors, poets and other sorts who live by their creative The bridegroom is a graduate of Wor­ “There are some who come here public schools. merzbank in New York City. She is now who know the history of Worpswede amid sculptured human figures in his studio earlier this year talents. The haven is celebrating its 100th birthday as a cester State College and is employed as a The bridegroom is a graduate of West with the London branch of that bank. and why it’s important to art,” says in Worpswede, West Germany, home to about 150 painters, year-round artist’s coiony. pharmaceutical representative for A.H. Haven High School and a 1984 graduate The bridegroom is a graduate of Yale village manager Guenther Robbins. of the University of Connecticut. He is University. He is employed as associate Wellbrock. “But there are many ex­ head grower for Michaels Greenhouses at Pmdential-Bache Coital Funding in pecting to find a theme park, or they 1893 and moved into the palatial But Worpswede has its tragic side in Cheshire. London. just think it’s a nice place to drink works, as exhibition objects.” life-size bronze sculpture of a Otto, who has had major exhibi­ scrawny, faceless man desperately residence called the Barkenhoff. as well. coffee.” Vogeler and his wife became Worpswede has sheltered some of tions in New York and other U.S. trying to squeeze his way past two More than half the artists, includ­ estranged at a time when he was Germany’s best-known artists, from cities, says he does not feel enormous walls. ing Otto, have permanent residences struggling with uncertainty about his tum-of-the-century painter Paula threatened by inuusive tourists. Otto says he has a special fond­ in Worpswede. artistic direction. D epress^ and dis­ Anniversaries Modersohn-Becker to modern-day His house, concealed by thick ness for the natives. “Artists have Some of Worpswede’s better- oriented, he joined the German army sculptor Waldemar Otto, whose bushes, is on a hill overlooking been here for 100 years. The resi­ known artists are also university at the start of World War I. He works are known around the world. Worpswede center. There is nothing dents are used to being around crazy professors. Otto, for example, has A party was held in their honor by the returned to Worpswede an ardent Browns celebrate Famed poet Rainer Maria Rilke also to indicate that it’s the home of a people.” been a guest professor at the Univer­ family at the home of Tom Brown on communist. He was harassed for his famous artist. But artist Verena Vemunft, who sity of Notre Dame in South Bend, 50th anniversary Sept. 16. spent much time here. beliefs and closely watched by anti­ It boasts 15 art galleries, art les­ “Worpswede is such a good place now lives in Hamburg, has harsh Ind. Worpswede .was just an communist informants. He fled to sons for amateurs, pricey boutiques, to work because it still has a lot of words for her former home. “I don’t its small-town qualities,” said Otto, like tourist places, and Worpswede anonymous little farming village in the Soviet Union in the 1930s and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Brown of cafes, souvenir shops hawking died there a disillusioned man in everything from incense to neckties, standing amid a sea of sculpted has tourists on every comer,” she the north German moorland until Manchester celebrated their 50th wed­ 1942. Vignones celebrate and an astrologer who also gives human figures in his studio. said. three artists took up residence in ding anniversary recently. A number of artists are in 1889. Fritz Mackensen, Otto Moder- He is now revered as one of They were married in Wallingford on vacation tips. The town also has His studio has a cathedral ceiling, 40th anniversary gleaming white walls and is as large Worpswede on stipends from private sohn and Hans am Ende were mes­ Worpswede’s greatest talents. Sept. 16, 1939, Mrs. Brown’s home open-air cafes, several small hotels Paula Modersohn-Becker was Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vignone of 43 in area as his house, to which it is organizations such as the merized by the beauty of the town. They have lived in Manchester all and, of course, art supply stores. countryside and recreated it on can­ also a tragic personality. She even­ Center St. celebrated their 40th wedding On Worpswede’s 100th birth^y, attached. Many unfinished sculp­ Barkenhoff Foundation, which of their married life. vas. Others followed, such as I^ula tually found Worpswede, and mar­ anniversary recently at the Army & Navy German news media have described tures of human figures and heads sit chooses promising young painters, The couple has six children: Tom atop work benches, and his tools are sculptors and others and provides Becker, who married Modersohn in riage, artistically stifling aird begm Club. it as a place where “art and tackiness spending long stretches of time in of Brown of Manchester; Maureen Kil- strewn around the room. A life-size them with room and board for a 1901. boum of Bethlehem; Steve Brown of They were married in Hartford on meet." The Barkenhoff was the scene of I^ s. Wellbrock says many tourists ex­ plaster figure dangled from a block- six-month stay. Many work and Sept. 17, 1949. They have three children; evening songfests, artistic discus­ She died in Worpswede during Tolland; Geraldine Koba of Wallingford; pect a close encounter with artistic and-tackle connected to the ceiling. reside at the Barkenhoff. Heinrich Keimeth Vignone, Kathi Roberts and sions, open-air plays, and readings childbirth in 1907 at age 31. Despite Jean Bdlok of Coventry; and Catherine geniuses. “There is this naive idea He is known for works that Vogeler’s majestic former residence Karen Vignone, all of Manchester. by Rilke. It is now a shrine for scant recognition during her Brown of Manchester. that anyone can go see how the ar­ portray humans trapped by and studio. Vogeler, one of Ger­ thousands of tourists who visit every lifetime, she is now considered a They also have two daughters-in-law, tists work. But these artists don’t see anonymity or pressures in modern- many’s best-known an nouveau year. pioneer in modem German painting. three sons-in-law, 11 grandchildren and themselves as being like their day life. Just outside his studio is a practicioners, went to Worpswede in Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vigone s Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Brown one great-grandchild. Ma n c h e st e r 'rtERALD, Saturday, Sept. 23,1989—19 18—MANCHESTER HERALD, Satuiday. Sepl. 23.1989 FOCUS/Home FOCUS/Money

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WEST parents fa c ^ with the high cost of conscious or subconscious feeling them from saying “how shabby that the family against lost income upon benefit can cover the child’s college Real estate brokers and sales per­ GERMANY covering the family under health in­ that everything else about the house looks.” the death of a provider. Since the costs. In fact, both parents often do sons recognize the importance of the surance plans. But no one should first impression and refer to it as may be trim and well-kept. One way to keep things in loss of a child is almost never an need both life and disability in­ GARAGE economic one, insurance companies surance. use the accident insurance in place L IV IN G RM. “curb appeal.” A house with curb Much the same applies to what is perspeaive is to remember what 2A'-0"x 12'-0” of regular health insurance. UP 12r7 16'- 0 ''« 15'- S " left on the ground outside the house. first impressions you got when you selling children’s life insurance ped­ — Accident Insurance: The stu­ FOYER' appeal puts the prospective pur­ SLOPED CLG dle the piolicies with three other dent accident insurance policies that chaser in the right mood to pay close It should not be covered with toys were looking at houses before “Student accident insurance is standard arguments. children bring home from school attention to a sales pitch. He is at­ and children’s games, even if you buying your present one. cheaper, but it’s a fool’s paradise,” 1. It protects the child’s in­ cost $5 to $20 for yearly protection tracted by the tqipearance of the think this gives a house a homey InfoGrapMcs says Thomas Shannon, executive O 1969 North America surability throughout life. Baloney. during school hours and run from house, and he is hoping he can find look. Again, it’s a psychologic^ Syndicate. Inc. director of the National School 47’-0” OVERALL Only 1 percent of applicants are about $25 to $120 for 24-hour other virtues on the inside that will thing. Disorder, even of the “clean” Do-M-younallan will And much valuable Boards Association. “You get what — 30" k 30 ' SKYLIGHT turned down for life insurance coverage. convince him the first impression type, never makes a good impres­ Inlonnatlon on a vaiitty of sublads In Andy you pay for.” Lang'a handbook, 'Pra^lcal Homa Rapairs,’ SOURCE: Bank of Japan. policies when they apply as adults. sion on strangers. And, of course, Comparative Irilern^ional Statetics. 1969 Although it seems inexpensive, FIRST FLOOR PLAN gave an accurate picture of the which can ba obtained by aanding $3 to thia Even then, most can get insurance livability of the place. avoid having piles of debris on your paper at P.O. Box 1055, Brick, N.J. 08723. you don’t get much in return for Should you get both? Probably through a group plan. Put the money your money. Payments are too low not. School accident insurance you would have invested in a child’s to cover serious injuries that are usually duplicates family health Tax Adviser policy into other investments in­ risks for children who piarticipate in coverage. But if your employer’s in­ stead, advises Changing Times athletics. Long-term care isn’t part surance plan is a very poor one with An oasis amid skyscrapers magazine. That way you’ll probably of the package. An injury may' re­ a large deductible, school insurance accumulate enough assets for your quire more than a year of physical might pay for your child’s broken QUESTION: I am a man and a rainy day or college doesn’t count child to be self-insured or to pay for therapy, but payments generally stop arm while your family policy might By Earl Aronson live with a male companion. We as support paid by the child. better coverage by the time he or she a year after the injury. The sup­ not. The Associated Press share the same household and all the However, once the child reaches age really does need life insurance. Weeders Guide expenses and responsibilities of a 24, there is a $2,000 limiution for 2. You can lock in a low premium There’s an oasis amid the steel, married couple. Can we file a joint 1989 on how much he can earn and that stays low for the rest of your Imck, granite and concrete of mid­ income tax return? still be your dependent. child’s life. Wrong again. “That’s States' tax bite at the pump town Manhattan. It’s the 10-story, Describing the structure, the Ford cluded Norfolk-Island pine (12 to 15 QUESTION: I just received like going to a sale and buying glass-enclosed auium — a huge Foundation, an international non­ feet tall), podocarpus (15 feet), ficus H.P., SAN FRANCISCO notification that I had a larger inter­ things you don’t need just to save As of Jan. 1, 1989, the average state gasoline tax was 15 cents per greenhouse — with trees, shrubs profit philanthropic organization, Benjamina and Mitida (12 feet). est deduction than was repioiled on money,” says Larry Carroll, a Char­ gallon. Five states have a gasoline tax of 20 cents or more per gallon, and blooming flowers in the mag­ said the glass enclosure “becomes a At the pool were spathiphylus. ANSWER: Only if the state my 1987 income tax return. I now lotte, N.C., financial planner. People while 11 states charge less than 12 cents of tax per gallon. The nificent, 14-story Ford Foundation park with trees and shrubs and Also at the atrium were numerous where you live says that you are may have a refund coming. How don’t need life insurance unless they current federal gas tax is 9 cents per gallon. flowering plants — a place to look Building. shrubs, including pittosporum legally married. You are considered much time do I have to file an support others, and children are STATE GASOLINE TAX RATES, PER STATE, 1989 at and walk around, a place to enjoy When the structure was first oc­ (mock orange), avoc^o, star jas­ married for federal income tax pur­ amended return? rarely in that position. In cents per gallon: cupied in November 1961, there some greenery even in the depths of mine and gardenia. poses if, on the last day of the year, 3. A life insurance policy is a were 17 mature trees, including winter. Since its lower level is at you are living together in a com­ J.L., MEMPHIS, TENN. good way to save for college. This HOUSE OF THE WEEK — This highly adaptable vacation On the balcony of the third, fourth acacia, magnolia and eucalyptus, 42nd Street, it will also be enjoyed and fifth floors were, among others, mon-law marriage that is recognized argument is not as easy to counter, More 120 to Less Vt. N.H. ANSWER: Generally, you must 13« 14« , house features five shed roofs. Inside, the living room has a 999 shrubs, 148 vines, 21,954 by the passer-by. In addition, the kafir plum, red bougainvillea, hibis­ in the state where you now live or in particularly if an agent presents you than 19c 19C than 12c file your claim for a credit or refund ' M aine | ceiling which soars up to the second floor balcony and loft. groundcover plants, and 18 aquatic park is so placed that it contributes cus and English ivy. the state where the common law with an illusUation showing how within three years of the date your 16 * plants in a Stillwater pool. to and extends the existing public The Ford Foun^tion, established marriage began. hypothetical interest rates and real- N.D. Plan HA1539A has 923 square feet on the first floor and 406 original return was filed, or within iWwMi. 1 7 * The flower beds are changed for parks in the area. in 1936 by Henry and Edsel Ford, life tax benefits can generate a big 1 8 * N.Y. on the second. For more information, send a stamped, self- two years of the date the tax was 8* each of the four seasons, including “The offices are held back behind has so far given more than $5 billion QUESTION: My son, who is 19 pot of cash value. With a universal iM ic h Mass. addressed envelope to architect Jerold Axelrod, 66 Harnes paid, whichever is later. If you do S.D. spring bulbs, summer begonias, fall this enclosed park away from the to over 7,460 colleges, universities, years old, has a very good summer life policy, for example, a good 18* 18*1 11* not file a claim within this period Or«. Idaho W yo. Road, Commack, N.Y. 11725. chrysanthemums and winter poinset- heavy traffic noise and look out on a job but soon he will be returning to chunk of each payment goes into 16« 18« school systems, community agen­ you may no longer be entitled to a 8« Pa. tias. view that includes not only part of cies and other organizations. college. May 1 claim him as a de­ what amounts to a tax-deferred N*b. refund. Returns filed before the due 1 8 .2 * O hio 124 Visitors toss coins for UNICEF the building itself but parks, the pendent on my income tax return for savings account, with the rest In Ind. 14.8*^ □ □ □ date are considered to have been ’ M d .' Conn. fl.l. into a pool, near which is a sign that sheet below and farther down to the this year? paying for the insurance. Annual Utah ,1 3 * 1 5 * SIDE-DRESSING: Side-dress­ filed on the due date. If you filed 18« 118.! 2 0 * 15 * Here's the Answer advises: East River.” earnings inside the policy are shel­ 10* '^W.Va ing is beneficial to rhubarb if you M o.' your tax return in a timely manner, Ky. D el. N.J. “The pool is filled and the garden The walls involve 64,051 square A.W., PORTLAND, MAINE tered from the IRS. 11 had a good crop this year and want you have until April 15,1991 to file * 15* 17 .5 * 16 * 10 .5* is watered with rain from the roof feet of glass, and the glass skylight another next spring. When the child goes to college, L Calif. .O td a. j Tenn." N.C. QUEISTION: Someone told me and steam condensate in a cistern. 9,000 square feet. The building has ANSWER: Go for it! Dependents an amended return. You’ll also need Ark j 17* QUESTION: We bought an old Apply fertilizer alon^ the row l'/2 he or she can pull cash out of the A riz. N.M. J5.1 of a vinegar solution that could be This emergency store of water is a snow-melting system for drives, are worth $2,(XX) each for 1989. Fvr 1040X, which you can pick up a 1 7 * 14 .2* ».5*r country house. The wooden shingles feet from the rhubarb crowns and policy. The way the IRS sees things, used to remove layers of old wax on the roof are in pretty bad condi­ drawn off as n^ded during times of sidewalk and plaza areas. The gar­ Children are dependents regardless any Internal Revenue Service office. /MM. -3.0 keep down weeds by mulching or the first money taken out of the Qa' 16* from furniture. I believe the vinegar water shortage, keeping the garden den occupies 8,500 square feet and of their income if they are still under 18* 7.5* tion. I want to have asphalt shingles cultivating. Use l */2 pounds of policy is a return of the funds in­ Taxas was mixed with turpentine, but I am green without tapping the city’s requires 650 cubic yards of special age 19 before Dec. 31, or full-time QUESTION: What is the phone put on. Can they be applied right high-nitrogen fertilizer (11-0-0) or 3 vested and is therefore tax-free. 15 * not sure. Any ideas? scarce supplies.” topsoil. students for some part of five number for obtaining IRS tax over the wooden shingles? to 4 pounds of 10-10-10 per square Even when the student dips into the : F la.\ The atrium is illuminated by The main lobby offers trees and months of the year and you paid forms? Hawaii >.7*\ foot. earnings, withdrawals are taxed in ANSWER: Since you say the numerous spotlights from the 11th seasonal flowers in planter boxes. In more than half of their support. But 11* If the rhubarb has been in the the child’s tax bracket (assuming he ANSWER: An old wax-remov­ wooden shingles arc in such poor floor and by ground lights. A glass- the atrium, when I visited recently, what is support? The general items M £., WILMETTE, ILL. same spot for 10 to 12 years, divide or she is at least 14 years old) rather ing solution was made up of equal condition, it is likely they should be walled office area encircles part of were numerous groundcovers, in­ you think of such as food, clothing and transplant the roots in the spring than being clipped at the parents’ Note: An added sales tax on motor fuel is imposed by 10 stales and 13 states parts of vinegar, turpentine and removed before applying the asphalt the garden. The C-shaped building cluding Hedera helix (English ivy), and the fair market value of the ANSWER: To order IRS tax to discourage thin stalks. Fall-feed­ higher rate. permit local jurisdictions to tax motor fuel. mineral oil. However, this was long shingles. A roofer can tell you extends from 42nd Street to 43rd room that you provide. Income that forms call toll-free (800)424- asparagus fern, spider plant, Boston ing lets rhubarb store food in its But here’s the rub: Part of your SOURCE: Highway Uwrs Federation______InleOfaphIce £) 19B9 Nonh America Syndicala, Inc. before most of the modem wax quickly after an examination. Street, near Second Avenue. fem and hoya. Specimen plants in­ roots. your child earns and tucks away for FORM. viANfcHEsVElrri^ALD. ^atur^y, Sept.'ls! 1989—21 20—MANCHESTER HERALDvSatunia>r,Sept.,23.,1989 FOCUS/Advice FOCUS/TV, Comics & Puzzles

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Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I may have a due for “Embanrassed P.O. Box 69440 Parents” as to why their friends have not received ack­ JH 7:00AM [T) Young Universe 38 Wall Street Journal Report nowledgements for their wedding gifts. Dear Abby , Calif. 90069. C8j Starting From Scratch James seeks (57 Page 57 (R) relief from a nagging toothache - and finds ®1 Popeye After attending three successive weddings as guests out the dentist is Kate’s clumsy boyfriend Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott. M.D. [A & E ] Journey to Adventure of the groom and receiving no acknowledgments for (R) Abigail Van Buren P.O. Box 91428 CD World Tomorrow [C N N ] News my gifts, I made some inquiries. [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! It seems that some of the brides have been carrying Cleveland, Ohio 44101 11 Little Rascals C20 Europainter [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman this liberated woman thing a little too far. They arc Abby, please print this to let folks know that a hug Woman's Health George D. Malkasian, M.D [22 Family Ties (CC) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Help!' Religious fanat­ saying to the groom, “I will write the thank-you notes ics chase the Beatles around Europe m an is the last thing some people need. A handshake is 409 12th St. S.W. (26 Rin-Tin-Tin for all the gifts we receive from my family and friends, friendly enough. attempt to retrieve a sacred ring in Ringo's Washington, D C 20024-2188 1303 Ring Around the World possession The Beatles, Leo McKern. and you the same for yours.” TTiis, of course, trans­ FRAGILE IN PHOENIX 381 AM Boston (R) Eleanor Bron. 1965 Rated G. (In Stereo) lates into: Her family and friends get thartked, and his DEAR FRAGH,E: Thanks for a friendly reminder. '40 Animal Crack-Ups (CQ [U SA ] Financial Freedom get zilch. Sometimes even a friendly handshake is too much if 61 Flintstones 8:30AM (Ti Jim Henson s Muppet 1 have solved the problem by accepting no wedding it’s too enthusiastic and the person is wearing a ring on [A & E ] Golden Age of Television Babies (CC). invitations as a guest of the groom. Perhaps if more her right hand. (8 j ^0 Disney's Adventures of the [C N N ] News Gummi Bears (CC). people did this, the brides would wake up to the fact DEAR ABBY: As branch director of the [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corner Cesarean births 11 Dick Clark’s Golden Greats that it is no more reasonable for her to expect him to [ESPN] SportsCenter Up to-date Metropolitan St. Louis YWCA, Carondelet Branch, I 22 30 Camp Candy (CC) scores write the thank-you notes than for him to expect her to was most interested in one of your letters pertaining to 24 Sesame Street (CC) [LIFE] Self-improvement Guide trot out to the garage and lube the car. water safety from Jeane Burke. I commend her mother 38 Ask the Manager BEVERLY R. IN FRESNO for her quick thinking on using the pool furniture as a [TM C ] MOVIE. 'Desk Set' A corporate performed often efficiency expert locks horns with the head 57 State We re In (R) DEAR BEVERLY: Please join the 20th century. rescue assist. It was almost as though she had taken of a TV network's research division Spen­ 61 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) Women have been trotting out to the garage to “lube” water safety instructions from the St. Louis YWCA. cer Tracy. Katharine Hepburn, Gig Young [A & E ] World of Photography 1957 (In Stereo) cars for some time, and men have been writing thank- Each spring many groups, including senior citizens [C N N ] Big Story By George D. Malksisian, [USA] Paid Programming you notes, too. and neighborhood school children, are instructed about President, The American [D IS] Donald Duck Presents Woman's 7:30AM l 3 j Out of This World Lvic [ESPN] Fly Fishing Mastery From If you decline all wedding invitations that come water safety at the YWCA. The program, “You Never College of Obstricians given the chance to meet hei alier father from the groom because you’re afraid you’ll not be Know What’s on Hand to Save a Life,” includes many Guest Tom Bosley |R) (In Stereo) Scientific Anglers and Gyncecologists______[HBO ] MOVIE: House II: The Second thanked for your wedding present, you need more help items. Health [83 Learning the Ropes Robert encoun Story' (CC) In his family's ancestral man­ ters two problems his defiant daughter than I can give you in a letter. And you’re also going The demonstration itself is a picnic setting. Tlie There has been a sharp increase in sion. a young man gets involved in a strug­ to miss a lot of great weddings. and an edgy wrestling team (R) gle for ur* enchaniecl skull Arye Gross. items include a picnic bench and table, ice chest, plas­ cesarean births in the United States 9 j Sustaining Jonathan Stark. Royal Dano. ^987 Rated tic containers, a log and, to the surprise of everyone, a in the past 25 years. Last year, al­ feet first or in any other unusual PG-13 DEAR ABBY: I am not in favor of buying, in fact, '11: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) watermelon! All of these items float, and are usually most one out of every four births position, the doctor has to be con­ 9:00AM (8^ 40 New Adventures of I am opposed to even touching a person without asking (20) Making Life Easier on the spot to throw out to someone who needs to be was by cesarean section, but there is cerned for the safety of the baby, v22j Anushka Winnie the Pooh (CC) first if I may. I am not some kind of touch-me-not rescued. some indication t o t the rapid rise in rhe doctor may try to turn the baby 26: Peppermint Place (]9j Three Stooges kook. Let me explain. Isn’t it wondeful that the furniture tossing saved a C-section rates might be slowing. before labor, if the turn is not suc­ 30i Saved by the Bell (CC) '11! America's Top Ten Someone may have a skin condition, or an injury 18 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs » life? So can other items, if we continue to train people Cesarean births arc performed cessful, he or she might decide on (38; It's Your Business that is not visible. I know a woman who has a chronic that “You Never Know What’s on Hand to Save a when they are needed to protect the cesarean delivery. 40 Weekend Special’ The Horse That .20 Buck Rogers Part 2 ot case of “shingles,” but her painful condition is not Life.” Playeo Center Field (CC; A m m a to c A 22 30 Captain N. Th<» aster health of the mother or infant. If the There are a number of other horse with heart assists a losing baseball (CC). visible because the rash in on her chest and rib cage, so VERNONICA M. HALVELAND Federal agent Vinnie Terranova (series star Ken Wahl) is once again entrenched baby is too large to pass safely reasons for C-sections including a loam Part 1 of 2 38 MOVIE: 'The Ihe mob as he strives to bring down his adversary — an opera-singing gangster, in very few people even know she has it. YWCA, ST. LOUIS through the mother’s pelvis, the mother’s diabetes, Rh sensitivity, (61 Buttwinkle tors die around Six months ago, I had surgery for lung cancer. My seeks the help of eguy," airing Wednesdays on CBS. doctor will suggest a C-section. high blood pressure, or an active [A & E ] When Things Were Rotten Part 2 incision runs diagonally across my back. Casual ac­ Don't put oH witting thank-you notes, laltsrs of sympathy, stc. of 2. ler, Mantan Morela> Sometimes the doctor will know herpes infection. 1947 bscauss you don't know srtial to say. CM Abby's bookM, *tfow to [C N N ] Sports Close-up Strawberry Shortcake tries to outwit the '57''Wall Street Week: Are You Hung Up quaintances have patted me on the back and even Wrka Lsttars for All Occastons.* Sand a chock or money order for about this problem before labor .11 Remote Control Until recently, doctors felt that a [DIS] 's Circus 57' La Plaza villainous Peculiar Purple Pieman, with the on Telecommunications Stocks? (CC) embraced me as a cordial greeting. The pain was ex­ $2.89 to: Osar Abby, Lsitar BookM , P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, HI. begins, but usually it is first (22 (30) Karate Kid (CC) help of her friends Huckleberry Pie, Blue 91054. (Postage Is indudsd.) woman who had one cesarean [ESPN] Fishing Crooked Creek (61 Mork & Mindy [C N N ] Preview (24 Pledge Break berry Muffin and Apple Dumpitn' cruciating. suspected when labor fails to should have her future babies by [HBO ] Journey to the Center of the [A & E ] Edge and Beyond [D IS] Edison Twins (In Stereo) (5>T Say Brother [ESPN] Sunkist K I D.S. progress normally. cesarean. Earth Animated Certain that life can exist [D iS ] Big Bird in China Big Bird and his [ESPN] Gameday (60 min ) at the center of the Earth. Professor Lin- 61 Munsters Today Grandpa turns to a [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows: The Another common reason for sidekick, Barkely the dog, go to China to [M A X ] MOVIE. "Crocodile Dundee II Today, if a woman has had one denbrock and his friend Alex set out to search for a legendary Chinese bird they video dating service with hopes of finding First Three Years having a cesarean birth is when the the perfect woman Guest Nanette Fa (CC) When his journalist girlfriend s ex child by cesarean for a medical prove It- (60 min / saw on a scroll in New York's Chinatown [T M C ] MOVIE Magic M oments'A fa husband involves them with drug smug­ Scabies are easily eradicated baby is having difficulty during the [U SA ] Paid Programming (90 min I bray (Rj mous magician falls in love with a televi­ reason that will not happen again, glers. the adventurer heads back to ihu [ESPN] Jimmy Houston Outdoors [A & E ] Profiles Featured Chinese leader sion producer's daughter. John Shea, labor process. Fetal monitoring, the chances are t o t the woman can c? Dink, the Little Dinosaur Australian outback. Paui Hogan. Lmoa 8:00AM Madam Chiang Kai-shek, Jenny Seagrove 1989 Koslowsk: 1988 Rated PG dr Stereo) (CC). [LIFE] Creative Living With Aleene either by electronic monitoring or by choose to try to deliver her next [CNN] Moneyweek DEAR DR. GOTT: My grandson has scabies t o t ([ST (40^ Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC) [T M C ] MOVIE; Modern Girls’ Three 1 1 :00AM CD Bugs Bunny & 1 2:00PM CD College Mad House getting a blood sample from the child vaginally. young girls fron> 1. A make thimost oi th*- [ESPN] Fishin' Hole Tweety Show (CC) he apparently brought home from school. Now I think 1,11 What Ever Happened to Chip N CD American Telecast baby's scalp, can detect fetal dis­ Since a cesarean section is an singles seem at night, Virginui Madsen, [LIFE] WomanWatch CD Superman 1 have them, either through washing his clothes or Dr. Gott Dale? Daphne Zuniga, Cynthia Gibb 1986. Rated CD Baretta tress. operation, with the risks that all [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Better Off Dead' (CC) CiT Wrestling using the same bathroom. Can you give me some in­ (20' Bugs Bunny PG-13, (In Stereo) (18) College Football; Teams to Be An Vaginal bleeding, which can indi­ operations have, it should be used if A young man struggles with the hardships (2® WWF Superstars of Wrestling ^2] ALF-tales (CC), [U SA ] Paid Programming of adolescence when the girl of his dreams • nounced (3 hrs^ (Live) formation. ( ^ @6' Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC) Peter Gott, M .D . cate either that the mother’s placenta the safety of the baby or the mother i2,41 Zoobilee Zoo spurns him for a conceited athlete. John (g: MOVIE Steel Cowboy An honest DEAR READER: Scabies, an itchy rash caused by 9:10AM [CNN] Healthweek independent trucker turns to hauling stolen is below the baby and blocking the is at stake. Knowing why C-sections (26; MOVIE; In Old California' A young Cusack. David Ogden Stiers, Kim Darby, (2^ Shining Time Station the itch mite as it burrows in the skin and lays eggs, is 9:30AM Pee-wee's Playhouse 1985. Rated PG. cattle when hr is hounded by bill collec opening to the womb or that the are performed will help the mother preacher from Boston searchs for success @ This Week On Pit Road tors. James Brolin, Rip Torn Strother Mar (CC). [U SA ] Paid Programming spread by physical contact and by touching con­ in the early gold rush days. John Wayne, tin, 1978 uncircumcised. Again, the relation is not clear-cut placenta is separating before the take part in the decision, if t o t be­ Palsy Kelly Bmnie Barnes 1942. C0 (4® Slimer! And the Real Ghostbus (38 Three Stooges taminated clothing or bedding. The mite is killed Md 9:45AM &4 sesame Street ,22) ALF (CC). enough to warrant circumcisicHi as a general policy. delivery, is another reason for comes necessary. (30) Kissyfur (CC). ters (CC) ,57. Washington Week in Review (CC) the rash is easily treated by Kwell cream or lotion, The issue is largely a cultural one. Fewer infants are choosing cesarean birth. These 1 0:00AM (3 j California Raisins (CC) (61 Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine used according to the manufacturer’s directions. being circumcised now. Also, doctors are taking more problems interrupt the flow of S Ingla, It m ooplM of ‘Cauraan Births' CD Greatest American Hero [A & E ] Estee Lauder The success story (26 MOVIE: Hammerhead' The British Since the itch mite does not survive long off the care during the operation and using anesthetic to oxygen and nourishment which en­ (AP006) am avallabla by sanding a stampad, (1^1 Soul Train Season Premiere (In of the richest self-made woman in the use an American secret agent to aid in cap human body, fumigation is not necessary: bedding and aaH-addraaaad, buslnaas sizad anvalopa TV channel guide Stereo) world. Estee Lauder. (60 min.) turing a master criminal Vince Edwards. dangers the baby. along wHh tha nama of tha booMaf to: Ths Judy Geeson, Peter Vaughan 1968 reduce discomfort. In my opinion, the decision to cir­ (20) Airwotf [D IS] Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too clothing can simply be machine-laundered. cumcise — or leave well enough alone — should be If the baby is in what is called the Amailcan CoHaga of Obalsiriclans and Cox U nitad Ta<»-Madia Animated. Winnie the Pooh. Christopher (3® Black Perspective DEAR DR. GOTT: How painful is circumcision to GynacologMs, Rasourca Cantsr, 409 12th 2 ...... I ...... 3 (30. Smurfs (CC) Robin and their friends all try to get the left to the parents, with help from the pediatrian. breech position with its buttocks or Straal, SW. Washington, D.C. 20024-2189...... 8 (38 MOVIE: 'Hostile Guns' A U S mar a newborn? Our doctor says new studies confirm it (l) WTNM. New naven ...... 8 ...... 8 . 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(In Stereo) (Live) (3S) MOVIE: 'Easy Rider' Prejudice and a wagon 19th-century style (60 min ) 1 2:30PM ® M O V IE : D an cin g in the airing SATUR­ [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Dark' (CC) A down-and-out actor is given df) Woodwright's Shop violence await a pair of rebellious motor­ (XD Sustaining DAY, SEPT. 23. cyclists on a cross-country odyssey to find a break by a film com pany if he convinces a [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch [M AX] MOVIE: "Crocodile' Dundee M' ® Wrestling Challenge Broadway star to sign for a new film. W il­ (CC) When his journalist girlfriend's ex- the "real" America. Peter Fonda, Dennis [LIFE] W hat's Up. Dr. Ruth? Hopper. Jack Nicholson, 1969. 9® Hersey's Hollywood (R) liam Powell, Betsy Drake, Mark Stevens. CHECK tISTINGS husband involves them with drug smug­ [TM C] Short Film Showcase ® Friday the 13th: The Series An en­ 1949 FOR EXACT TIME glers, the adventurer heads back to the [ESPN] Drag Racing: IHRA World Na­ Australian outback. Paul Hogan, Linda tionals From Norwalk. Ohio. (60 min ) chanted pendant allows a record store m Synchronal Research 3:00PM iX) Knight Rider Koslowski. 1988. Rated PG. (in Stereo) (Taped) clerk to make his rock music fantasy com e (2?) K is sy fu r (CC). flT) MOVIE: 'Dancing in the Dark' A true. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) down-and-out actor is given a break by a [USA] PGA Golf; 1989 Ryder Cup Se­ [LIFE] Esquire: About Men. for Women 130) About Women cond round from Sutton Coldfield, Eng­ (S'O MOVIE; 'Visiting Hours' A psycho­ film company if he convinces a Broadway [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In land. (2 hrs.) (Same-day Tape) pathic murderer stalks a feminist journalist star to sign for a new film W illiam Powell. Stereo) [CNN] Evans & Novak in a hospital. Lee Grant, William Shatner, Betsy Drake. Mark Stevens. 1949. 8:30PM QS Personal Power [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet 11 :00PM ® N e w s (CC). Linda Purl. 1982. (3S) Home Shopping Network (60 min.) (^ Amen Season Premiere (CC) [ESPN] College Football: Rutgers at ® d2) d® ® News [CNN] Evans & Novak N orth w este rn (3 hrs.) (Live) (2$ Yen Can Cook: Sweet Endings Thelma gives Reuben one hour to pop the question. (In Stereo) ® Barney Miller [ T M C ] m o v i e : d .o .a .' Inside Fitness 12:45AM [HBO] MOVIE: Disorderlies' (CC) (CC) An English professor is faced with the (61) Reporters Scheduled: an interview (11) Monsters Three bumbling orderlies are hired by a dB Motorweek The Audi V-8. long-term unusual task of finding his own killer after with Morton Downey Jr.; drug-related ter­ greedy nephew in hopes they will drive his test fleet update; how accidents are inves­ (iD Anushka falling victim to a fatal, slow-acting poison rorism in Colombia; a controversial Rus­ millionaire uncle to his grave The Fat tigated; West Coast rental cars. @5) Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare Dennis Quaid, Meg Ryan, Charlotte Ram­ Boys, Ralph Bellamy, Tony Plana. 1987. sian "baby trainer". (60 min.) (In Stereo) [A&E] Edward and Mrs. Simpson on Elm Street Two teen-agers cope with pling 1988. Rated R (In Stereo) Rated PG. special profiles innovative teachers, many min.) 9:00PM ® T o u r o f D u Season P re ­ Mother's Day nightmares - one vies for his [CNN] On the Menu 1 :00AM @0) Remote Control [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Women of whom work in difficult school anviron- ® N e w s miere (CC) The platoon fears for mother’s attention and the other faces 'I never got around to transplanting It to a [DIS] Swiss Family Robinson metits. Host; W hoopi Goldberg (60 mm.) murder charges, (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 98) Friday the 13th: The Series Two [TM C] MOVIE: 'Hero and the Terror' (D Who's the Boss? Anderson and Goldman when they are re­ larger pot.” An L A cop becomes obsessed with cap­ [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire IR) ported missing in action. (60 min ) (In (ID J u s t for Laughs witches' covens fight for control of a dD Go for Your Dreams Stereo) cursed occult object (60 m in) (R) (In turing an exceptionally brutal serial killer [TM C ] MOVIE: 'D.O.A.' (CC) An English dB Julia Child and More Company: dD Outer Limits Chuck Norris, Brynn Thayer, Steve James professor is faced w ith the unusual task of Lobster Souffle for Lunch (?i® Friday the 13th; The Series An en­ ® Police Story Part 2 of 2. Stereo) chanted pendant allows a record store (SS Latenight America With Dennis 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) finding his own killer after falling victim to a [A&E] Billy Ocean in London Grammy [A & E] UMie Lillie (Francesca Annis) sets clerk to make his rock music fantasy come O ) T h e W o k W h o le y fatal, slow-acting poison. Dennis Quaid, Award-winning Billy Ocean performs his off to conquer a continent (2 hrs.) Pan 5 of 1 2:35PM di) Gentle Doctor: Veteri­ @ C® Golden Girls Season Premiere Meg Ryan, Charlotte Rampling. 1988. greatest hits including "Caribbean true. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (61) Com ic Strip Live (60 min.) 7. nary Medicine (CC) Rose and Sophia are concerned when Rated R. (In Stereo) Queen." "Loverboy" and "Suddenly" In ( ^ W h e e l of Fortune (CC). [A&E] Shortstories "Feathers. " Ray­ [HBO] M O V IE: H o w lin g II... Y o u r S is ­ Dorothy consults medical experts about ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook 1 :00PM (X) MOVIE: Love Child' The this 1987 concert from the Hammersmith mond Carver's story of two young couples ter Is a W erew olf (CC) An intrepid trio (X ) ® C o lle g e Football: O h io dD Nature (CC) A portrait of a Japanese her chronic fatigue. Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) true story of a young woman who be­ 3:30PM Odeon in London. (60 min.) travels to Transylvania with the intention S ta te a t S o u th e rn C e l (3 hrs.. 30 min.) macaque with deformed limbs that is thriv­ whose lives are changed by a visit to the comes pregnant while in prison is de­ ing in the wild due to human aid and her (2D T he S o u n d s o f Love Dr. Leo Buscaglia country, (60 min.) of destroying the queen of the were­ jpiWolbrsol^ (Live) [CNN] N e w s w a tc h r : p o f l'T picted. Amy Madigan, Beau Bridges, own skills. (60 min.) (In Stereo) prescribes the most important ingredient wolves Christopher Lee, Annie McEnroe, Fa t h e r h c o p ^ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Red Heat' A Soviet cop [CNN] Capital Gang MacKenzie Phillips. 1982, dB Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide for loving relationships — a healthy dose of Reb Brown 1985. Rated R A Deep i(V\PAC-T oil otJ A fgeHZiep is forced to work with an American coun­ (S) Sybervision Eat and Be Thin good communication. (60 min.) [DIS] Carol Burnett Special... Carol. yoi;g.‘& ei-F f9 l Part 1 of 2. [CNN] Your Money o k a s ’? terpart in order to nab a Russian drug Carl. Whoopi & Robin Carl Reiner, [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide 6CRAN]ft.e To jlAAXe d9) Lassie i!) MOVIE: 'Bell, Book and Candle' A O t T (11) War of the Worids An ambitious [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard smuggler. Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Whoopi Goidberg and Robin Williams join [USA] MOVIE: 'Satan's Cheerleaders' (^ St. Elsewhere young lady with strange powers meets a MoNEV, W0|iXlFl6r iH e M - scientist jeopardizes the team members' (Live) Belushi, Peter Boyle. 1988. Rated R. (In Carol Burnett for an evening of music and The head janitor at a high school is initiated book publisher on the eve of his wedding e e h v e s (2A&6ED To L iv e lives when he injects himself with alien Stereo) © ] S ta r Trek; The N ex t G eneration (CC) comedy. (60 min.) into a cult at a satanic altar ritual. John 3:35 PM dD Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) Troi's beautiful mother (Majel Barrett) James Stewart, Kim Novak. Jack Lem­ blood (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) [USA] Murder, She Wrote Jessica's Ireland, Yvonne De Carlo, Jack Kruschen. UP 1b Th6 fiPuB Of searches the Enterprise for the ideal man mon, 1959. [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire W W F Superstars of Wrestling 4:00PM CD Knight Rider stint as a juror leads to her investigation of 1977. PgoVlPEP.” (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [A & E] Lillie Lillie (Francesca Annis) sets [TMC] MOVIE; 'The Inheritance' A 303 Newsmakers f18) Personal Power a double murder. (60 min.) 1 :1 [CNN] Travel Guide \. [A&E] Chronicle Featured; murderer off to conquer a continent. (2 hrs.) Part 5 of woman seduces her father-in-law to be­ 0AM dS) MOVIE: The Brides of Dracula' (H) V ic to ry G ard en (CC). come heiress to his fortune. Dominique 41^ Le t's Go B o w lin g (60 min.) 5:1 5PM Marty Appel 7. 1 Love Boat Vampire hunter Or. Van Helsing comes to Sanda, Anthony Quinn. 1976, Rated R. :30AM (XD [CNN] Newsday 5:30PM ® T h e W o k [CNN ] Capital Gang [CNN ] Waging Peace the aid of a fetching young damsel in this [USA] MOVIE; 'Phoenix the Warrior' In (XD Paid Programming MOVIE: 'Cindy' Updated version [DIS] MOVIE: The Rescue' (CC) A [DIS] lavish Hammer production. Peter Cushing, dS) B enso n [DIS] MOVIE: 'Not Quite Human IT the post-apocalyptic w astelands, a beauti­ (S) USA Tonight of Cinderella " finds a World War ll-era Martita Hunt, Yvonne Monlaur. 1960. group of Navy brats embark on a daring dB This Old House (CC) (R) (CC) An androia intent on becoming more ful sw ordsw om an vow s to shield Earth’s Harlem girl attending the lavish Sugar Hill mission to rescue their fathers from North (20) Otlier Side of Victory dS) Sea Hunt human goes against his creator's wishes last male from the evil grasp of a mutated Bali Charlaine Woodard, Clifton Davis, [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday Korean captors Kevin Dillon, Marc Price. 90) MTV Video Music Awards The sixth by attending college. Alan Thicke, Jay U n­ queen Persis Khambatta, James Emery Scoey Mitchell 1978 d B V icto ry G ard en (CC). Cnarles Haid 1988 Rated PG annual music video tribute includes new ( I ) N e w s (CC) derwood, Robyn Lively 1989 6:00PM 1988. awards for heavy metal, rap. dance and [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey (ii) MOVIE: 'The Satan Bug' A special [ESPN ] College Football: Syracuse at [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud investigator is called in when a highly viru­ (XI A-Team Part 2 of 2 1 1:30PM ® Entertainment This post-modern music. Arsenio Hall returns [USA] Hollywood Insider P ittsb u rg h (3 hrs ) (Live) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Hero and the Terror' WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll lent virus IS stolen from a top security re­ ® A n u sh k a Week Dennis Weaver's upcoming TV- as host. From the Universal Amphitheater [TMC] MOVIE: 'Good Morning. Viet­ An L A cop becom es obsessed with cap 1 :20PM [MAX] MOVIE: Where Ea search installation in the desert. George movie "The Return of McCloud." (60 min.) in Los Angeles. (Live on Sept. 6). (2 hrs.) War of the Worlds An ambitious nam' (CC) 1965 Saigon is the setting for tunng an exceptionally brutal serial killer gles Dare' Commandos parachute behind Mahans. Anne Francis, Dana Andrews (In Stereo) @0) A B C N e w s (CC). scientist jeopardizes the team members this fact bnsHd account of the exploits of Chuck Norris. Brynn Thayer. Steve James enemy lines to discover the names of Ger­ 1965 lives when he injects himself with alien brash A ‘ Forces Radio Network disc 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) ® American Gladiators [CNN] Pinnacte man spies that have penetrated British [A& E] Brat Farrar Possible death and an blood (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) jockev ' C-'oriauer. Robin W illiam s, ® Freddy’s Nightmares; A Nightmare [M AX] MOVIE: 'Inhibition' A wealthy forces Richard Burton. Clint Eastwood, enraged Simon Ashby's attempts to stop 9:30PM [1.6) Learn to Play the Piano (£2) N e w s (Live) Forest ’'■.cj 1987 Rated R. (In on Elm Street Two teen-agers cope with w om an tries to overcom e the sadistic sex­ Mary Ure 1969. Rated PG. (In Stereo) him are the obstacles facing Brat as he O vernig ht (24) Baby Panda Joan Embory narrnies a Sturro) Mother's Day nightmares - one vies for his ual relationships of her past. Claudine Bec- tries to uncover the truth about Patrick's (22) (30) Bob Hope's Love Affair With 1:30 PM 24) Creative Painting With profile of a baby panda's developmef.i dur­ mother's attention and the other faces carie, Ivan Rassim. 1984. Rated R. disappearance. (60 min.) Part 3 of 3. [U SA ] M'rt.ni Vice (In Stereo) Lucy (CC) Bob Hope welcomes George Jackie Shaw ing the first eight m onths of life m ihs* M ad ­ murder charges. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Burns, Danny Thomas. Betty White and 2:00AM (XD Home Shiopping Spree [DIS] MOVIE: Pee-wee's Big Adven­ rid (Spain) Zoo. (60 min ) 7 : 3 0 P M .8 Jeopardy! (CC) 3di Personal Power W ith Tony Robbins Kirk Cameron in this tribute to the legen­ 03) MOVIE: 'Duet for One' A world ture' (CC) Pee Wee Herman embarks on a l ; K a te & A id e (CC) fTT) Tw ilight Zone [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday cross-country odyssey in search of his [26) H ee H aw dary comedienne. (90 min.) fam ous violinist struggles with the ® MOVIE; 'The Car' A mysterious driv­ cherished bicycle Poe-wee Herman, Eliza­ 11, ; New York changes in her life after she contracts mul­ [USA] Werewolf [30) N e w s (61) Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled: truths erless automobile terrorizes a small town beth Daily, Diane Salinger. 1985. Rated Yankees at From Me­ and misconceptions about oat bran, re­ tiple sclerosis. Julie Andrews. Alan Bates, Hersey's Hollywood morial Stadium in Baltimore. (2 hrs.. 30 James Brolin, Ronny Cox, Kathleen Lloyd. ZlOOPIVI (JD Airw olf Part 2 of 2 PG (In Stereo) searching new drugs without sacrificing Max Von Sydow. 1986. (57) Make Yourself at Home min.) (Live) 1977. 11 Friday the 1 3th: The S e rie s Ryan and [ESPN] PGA Seniors Golf: Paineweb- animals. (In Stereo) (18) Space Saver Micki trail a killer who turns invisible while {6iJ S ta r T rek C22) As Schools Match W its [CNN] International Correspondents ber Invitational Second round from Char [CNN] This Week in Japan dD Host: Robin wearing a cursed World War II jacket. (60 lotte, N.C. (2 hrs.) (Live) [A&E] Romer's Egypt C26; Major League Baseball; New York Williams (90 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: The Rescue" (CC) A min ) (R) (In Stereo) Yankees at Baltimore Orioles From Me 10:00PM ® Saturday Night With group of Navy brats embark on a daring [HBO] Nature Watch (CC) The ruddy [CNN] Newswatch War of the Worlds An ambitious morial Stadium in Baltimore. (2 hrs., 30 Connie Chung Series Prehii6re (CC) (60 mission to rescue their fathers from North 20 MOVIE: 'The Sugarland Express' A kingfisher is one of nature's most versatile scientist jeopardizes the team members' Wife arranges her husband's jailbreak. G ol­ [DIS] Here's Boomer min.) min.) (In Stereo) Korean captors. Kevin Dillon, Marc Price, and successful hunters on land and in lives when he injects himself with alien CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanca Rotietwalt die Hawn. William Atherton, Michael [ESPN] Road Race of the Month: Grim Charles Haid. 1988. Rated PG. water [30) Superboy Superboy activates a time ® N e w s blood. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Sacks 1974 Race From Flint, Mich machine that sends him back to 1939 (R) [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date [LIFE] MOVIE: Golden Gate' When the 11) USA Tonight [CNN] Sports Tonight 22 30 Major League Baseball: Teams [LIFE] MOVIE: 'The Lady in Red' Roger scores. son of a San Francisco publishing family C40) Odd Couple (18) Light His Fire YOU THINK TUAY6 I KNOW WHAT to Be A n n o u n ce d (3 hrs.) (Live) Gorman's exploitative account of gangster [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date I 'v e w o w e o t o i n v e s t WI6E? tries to save a prized newspaper from tak­ (57j W ild America (CC) Pronghorn ante­ ^0) M o n ste rs A white-m agic witch is 2:25AM [TM C] MOVIE; "Dangerous I UKB.y John Dillinger's beautiful but deadly gun scores. Love' Suspicion falls on an unlucky com­ MY OOLLAR IN TH e W H A T DO YOU KNOW ABOUT 26, MOVIE: 'The Hireling' The doomed eover, a bitter power struggle erupts lope and other animals indigenous to the asked to expel a client's demonic double moll. Pamela Sue Martin. Robert Conrad, [HBO] MOVIE: Dead Heat' (CC) A pair puter expert whose video dating member­ T H E relationship of a titled English woman re­ within the family Perry King, Jean Sim­ North American plains (R) Guest. Adrienne Barbeau (R) DAIRY INOUSTTRY./ DAIRY INDUSTTRY? covering from a nervous breakdown and mons, 1981 Louise Fletcher. 1979. of Los Angeles cops comes up against a ship coincides with a rash of client mur­ [A&E] The Eagle and the Bear (2D Leo Buscaglia; Speaking of Love (60 gang of zombie gunmen. Treat Williams, the chauffeur she hired. Robert Shaw, [M A X] MOVIE: 'W illow' (CC) A diminu­ [USA] Equalizer McCall poses as a ders. Lawrence Monoson. Brenda Bakke. min.) Joe Piscopo, Lindsay Frost. 1988. Rated S N O U a H / Sarah Miles. 1973. tive Nelwyn struggles to protect an infant homeless derelict in an effort to foil at­ [CNN] Sports Saturday Peter Marc. 1988 Rated R. tempts on the life of an old friend. (60 mm.) (2^ O n th e Beam R. (In Stereo) 38j MOVIE: 'Once Upon a Time in the princess from the evil queen who's vowed 8:00PM ® Paradise (CC) Ethan is 2:30AM N e w s (CC). (R) W est' Gunslingers fight to acquire a tract to destroy her Val Kilmer, Warwick Davis, 6:05PM [M AX] MOVIE: Big' (CC) A forced to wear the badge when Deputy Matt Houston 11:50PM [MAX] MOVIE: Rislty (XD of land along the route of a new transconti­ Joanne Whalley. 1988 Rated PG. (In carnival wishing machine miraculously Charlie backs down from a confrontation [CNN] Headline News Business' (CC) A strait-laced teen-ager (TS Rhoda nental railroad Henry Fonda, Claudia Car- Stereo) transforms a 13-year-old schoolboy into a with a notorious outlaw (60 min.) (In gets involved with a prostitute wtiile his [ESPN ] College Football Scoreboard ®) MOVIE: 'What Price Glory?' Two dinale. Jason Robards Jr 1969. [USA] It's Your Move 35-year-old man Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Stereo) parents are on vacation. Tom Cruise, Re­ army officers fight between themselves to [HBO] Rodney Dangerfield: Opening becca DeMornay, Joe Pantoliano. 1983. 40j W W F W re stlin g Perkins, Robert Loggia 1988 Rated PG ® ^0) College Football: Michigan at win the heart of a beautiful girl. James Cag­ 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Close-up Night at Rodney's Place (CC) The co­ Rated R. (In Stereo) (in Stereo) U C L A (3 hrs.) (Live) ney, Dan Dailey. Corrine Calvert. 1952 16.1) MOVIE: 'The Big Black Pill' When a median plays host on opening night at his 4:30PM (JD space Saver ® Home Shopping Not- private eye tries to help a woman find her 6:30PM (ID C B S N e w s (CC) ® Police Story Part 1 of 2. new Las Vegas club, and is joined by com­ 1 2:00AM [CNN] Sports Latenight brother, he gets involved in a murder case. worlc (3 hrs.) (^4) Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) (H) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) ics Tim Allen. John Fox, Rich Little, Sam [ E S P N ] S p e e d W e e k W eekly auto racing Robert Blake, JoBeth Williams, Eileen (is) Space Saver Troi's beautiful mother (Majel Barrett) Kinison and actress Heather Thomas. (90 ® Smash Hits report Hockert 1981 d6] Record Guide (20) MOVIE: 'Road Gam es’ A truck driver searches the Enterprise for the ideal man. min.) (In Stereo) (2X) MOVIE: 'Daredevils of Kung Fu' Four d B Frugal Gourmet |R) (In Stereo) and a hitchhiker realize that they are shar­ [HBO] Comic Relief III Highlights -- [A& E] Shortstories A fugitive self- (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd men plan an elaborate scheme to avenge Part II (CC) Highlights of the third-annual destructs in the award-winning "Gone to [CNN] Future Watch ing the road with a psychopathic killer. (18) Can You Beat Baldness? Stacy Keach, Jamie Lee Curtis. 1981 (CC) their friend's murder. Lo Mang, Chung event to benefit the homeless, held in Los DICK TRACY by Dick Locher ft Max Collins Ground", also. "Che's Revenge.'" (60 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Man, Woman and Sheng. 1980. Angeles in March Hosts; Billy Crystal, min ) ^2J (3P) N B C N e w s (22) L3Q) 227 Season Premiere (CC) Nell [M AX] MOVIE: The Terminator' (CC) Child' When the mother of an illegitimate (E) Missing/Reward Missing people and W hoopi Goldberg, Robin W illiam s (2 hrs.) (36) Starting From Scratch James seeks Carter guest stars as an opera singer who A futuristic cyborg is sent to present-day THAT OaOWN MEN CKIBC^ [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Legend of Billie son dies suddenly, his father invites him to objects, with rewards offered for their re­ (In Stereo) TBSS... JC je... NOU D 4 0 -^ O J CRIED- D SOMETIMES relief from a nagging toothache - and finds agrees to sing for a church benefit (In Los Angeles to assassinate a woman des­ I DIPhJ'T THIMX • THEV CXD- Jean' (CC) The details surrounding an ac­ come live with him and his family. Martin turn This week; stolen Playboy video­ jyiv UF^. I V«AS ltd A W out the dentist is Kate's clumsy boyfriend Stereo) tined to give birth to a revolutionary Ar TizAP.x couloj'T e scape j T S IN cidental shooting turn two teen-agers into Sheen, Blythe Danner. David Hemmings. nold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Mi tapes: evidence in a murder case. Host. 3:00AM (II) Medical Center WrrHOUTMDU . fugitives and eventual cult figures. Helen (R) C2D Loving Relationships with Leo Bus- 1983. Rated PG. chael Biehn. 1984 Rated R. Stacy Keach. caglia In a lecture at Sacramento's Com­ ® H o m e S h o p p in g N e tw o rk (3 hrs.) w l(X|R Slater. Peter Coyote. Keith Gordon. 1985. [USA] Double Trouble (^ Bradshaw on the Family Rated PG-13, (In Stereo) munity Center Theater, the author and edu­ [USA] Hitchhiker A district attorney [A&E] Volcanoscapes II [A&E] Shortstories "Feathers, " Ray­ TOluie, [CNN] Pinnacle cator talks about establishing loving goes beyond the bounds of propriety to mond Carver's story of iwo young couples [LIFE] Days and Nights of M o lly D odd 5:00PM ® A-Team Part 1 of 2. [CNN] Newsnight [DIS] Teen Win, Lose or Draw relationships in all parts of one's life. (60 secure a conviction. (In Stereo) whose lives are changed by a visit to the (CC) QD MOVIE: 'The Brass Bottle' A young [DIS] MOVIE: 'Cindy' Updated version [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard min.) of "Cinderella" finds a World War ll-era country. (60 min.) [USA] MOVIE: 'The Skull' A notorious man discovers a genie in an old brass bot­ 1 0:30PM ® Benny Hill (3D MOVIE: 'The Blues Brothers' Two Harlem girl attending the lavish Sugar Hill [CNN] Newsnight French nobleman's skull wields a vicious tle Tony Randall. Burl Ives, Barbara Eden. [HBO] MOVIE; 'House II: The Second (JD Tales from the Darkside A box 1964. musicians make an all-out effort to reas­ Ball. Charlaine Woodard, Clifton Davis, influence on those w ho have it in their p o s­ Story' (CC) In his family's ancestral man­ marked "Do Not O pen" poses a threat [ESPN] College Football: Syracuse at semble their blues band for an orphanage Scoey Mitchell. 1978. session Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee. ri8) Chae Visual sion, a young man gets involved in a strug­ when a women (Eileen Heckart) opens n P ittsb u rg h (3 hrs.) (R) gle for an enchanted skull. Arye Gross, fundraiser. John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd. A r­ [ESPN] : Volvo Tournament Jill Bennett 1965 & NFL's Hungriest Men (60 min.) and unknowingly releases a human soul [USA] MOVIE: 'Get to Know Your Rab­ Jonathan Stark. Royal Dano. 1987 Rated etha Franklin. 1980. Men's semifinals, from Los Angeles. (2 [CNN] Healthweek Directed by Jodie Foster. bit' A young executive loaves me business 2; 10PM S a in t PG-13. @ Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) (^ Can You Beat Baldness? hrs ) (Taped) world to become a tap-dancing magician. 5PM 1^^ Van Can Cook; Dinner for ® Triple Threat 7:00PM ® Lifestyles of the Rich and SD Cops Pursuit of a 15-year-old with a [LIFE] Leg Work Tom Smothers, John Astin, Katharine f 9 -2 3 Tw o shotgun; two foreigners are arrested for Ross 1972. (££ Truth About Teachers (CC) This se­ Famous Season Premiere Hulk Hogan; Continued... 1 2:30AM ® RollerGames 2.30PM C?3 C o lle g e Football; M ic h i- cond "Raising G ood Kids in Bad T im es" Brigitte Nielsen and Mark Gastineau. (60 allegedly selling heroin. 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min.) Part 2 of 2. (R) convicted burglar Noel Jay Calise, wanted Allen, Sally Kelterman, Barbara Cook, Les­ gress. Narrator; Chet Huntley. (60 min.) LIFE GOES [A & E ] Shortstories "Feathers, ” Ray­ for prison escape. (In Stereo) ley Gore and other alumni from the night­ [CNN] World Report mond Carver's story of two young couples club, Reno Sweeney, perform at the Bot­ [A & E] Age of Kennedy: The Presidency [ESPN] Auto Racing; Formula One ON whose lives are changed by a visit to the Sunday, Continued tom Line (60 min.) (In Stereo) Sunday, Sept. 24 The second part of this two-part profile of Grand Prix of Portugal From Estoril. (2 country (60 min.) John Fitzgerald Kennedy focuses on his [CNN] Headline News hrs.) (Taped) rrom left to presidency, from his inauguration m 1961 [C N N ] W eek in Review [HBO] Battered; America Undercover to his funeral m 1963, highlighting the Cu­ [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide right: Monique La­ [HBO] MOVIE; "Crocodile' Dundee If sett. Blythe Danner. 1974. (CC) An exploration of domestic brutality ban Invasion and his relationship with Con­ [USA] Paid Programming 7 :00AM C D Vista nier, Kellie Mar­ (CC) When his journalist girlfriend's ex- 6:15PM [IVIAX] MOVIE: 'Soul Man' and frustration, Including interviews with [D IS] MOVIE: 'The New Adventures of (D Kiner's Korner An ingenious teen cons his way into Har­ gress. Narrator. Chet Huntley. (60 min.) Pippi Longstocking' The red-haired her­ tin, Bill Smitrovich, husband involves them with drug smug­ victims and offenders. Narrated by Lee 1 2:30AM 3D At the Movies "Black CD Breakthrough 09 Personal Power vard Law School when his father refuses to Pan 2 of 2 oine of Astrid Lindgren s novels sets up Christopher glers, the adventurer heads back to the Grant. (60 min.) Rain" (Michael Douglas). CD Point of View Australian outback. Paul Hogan, Linda Hersey's Hollywood pay his tuition. C. Thomas Howell, Rae [CNN] PrimeNews house in an abandoned mansion and em­ Dawn Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Great Wok of China C® Larry Jones barks on a series of escapades. Tami Erin, Burke and Patti Lu- Koslowski 1988. Rated PG (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Stealing Home' (CC) ^ H om etim e (CC). Pan 2 of 2. Stereo) [M A X] MOVIE: Fatal Beauty' (CC) An 0 9 Offsides W ith The N ew England Pa­ Eileen Brennan. Dick Van Patten. 1988. Pone star in the Flashbacks tell the story of a minor-league Of) §6) Divine Plan [LIFE] Family Practice Update [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update undercover policewoman searches for the triots (60 mm.) Rated G. (B News (CC) baseball player's bittersweet relationship (20) Synchronal Research new ABC series [USA] MOVIE; This Wife for Hire’ A 6:30PM source of a deadly batch of cocaine [M AX] MOVIE; 'The Fish That Saved with the older woman who was both his (19 War of the Worlds Aliens work on [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour "Life Goes On," talented homemaker with a keen business CD Wheel of Fortune Whoopi Goldberg. Sam Elliott. Ruben (2f) James Kennedy Pittsburgh' A 12-year-old water boy and lover and mentor. Mark Harmon, Jodie developing an addictive drug which will sense establishes a successful business as Blades. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: Stealing Home' (CC) airing Slll'IDAY. an astrologist team to aid the failing Pitts­ 09 Learn to Play the Piano Overnight Foster, Blair Brown. 1988. Rated PG-13. turn humans into homicidal maniacs. (60 ^ It's Your Business a surrogate wife, prompting jealous objec­ Flashbacks tell the story of a minor-league SEPT. 24. burgh basketball team. Stockard Chan- 09 ABC New s (CC). (In Stereo) 1 0:30PM CD Benny Hill min.) (In Stereo) (38) Kenneth Copeland baseball player s bittersweet relationship tions from her husband and romantic adv­ ning. Julius Erving, Jonathan Winters. [C NN ] Inside Business [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update 01) A t the Movies "Black Ram ‘ (Michael [USA] Financial Freedom 09 Jimmy Swaggart with the older woman who was both his ances from her clients. Pam Dawber, Rob­ 1979. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Douglas). lover and mentor. Mark Harmon. Jodie CHECK IISIINGS ert Klein 1985, [D IS ] Super Sense: Sixth Sense A study [M AX] MOVIE: Fright Night' (CC| An 1 [H B O ] m o v i e : "Crocod- (6il Funtastic World: [USA] Double Trouble 2:45AM Foster, Blair Brown 1988. Rated PG-13. of senses possessed by animals but not by aging horror-film star helps an impression­ Anushka FOR EXACT TIME 2:30PM Siskel & Ebert Scheduled (39 He' Dundee II' (CC) When his journalist [A & E ] Campaign Part 5 of 6. (In Stereo) CB humans. able teen-ager investigate his vampire-like "Black Ram " (Michael Douglas); "In Coun­ 5:00PM CD Growing Pains 0 9 Butterflies girlfriend's ex-husband involves them with neighbor. Chris Sarandon, Roddy McDow- drug smugglers, the adventurer heads [C N N ] New s [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update try " (Bruce Willis); "A Dry White Season" CD Knight Rider [LIFE] Family Practice Update (S) Ask the Manager all, William Ragsdale. 1985. Rated R. (In back to the Australian outback. Paul Ho- [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner (Marlon Brando) 9:30AM CD Talking Money With Pe­ 09 Light His Fire 7 :00PM ( X 6 0 M inutes (CC) (60 min.) Stereo) S S It's Garry Shandling's Show Leonard an, Linda Koslowski. 1988. Rated PG. (In [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date ter Marshall (24) Adam Smith’s Money World ( ^ All Creatures Great and Small (In Stereo) [U S A ] PGA Goff: 1 9 8 9 Ryder Cup Finals Smith flies to Las Vegas for his wedding. ftereo) scores. Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) CD Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck [LIFE] Cardiology Update ^ Saint CD 09 Life Goes On (CC) Corky becomes from Sutton Coldfield, England. (3 hrs.) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Lady Sings the Blues' [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide suddenly popular when he runs for fresh­ (Same-day Tape) [D IS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet (29 Archies penniless, a philanthropic old lady contin­ 1 2:30PM (T ) NFLToday NFL pregame 3:00PM CB s tar search (60 min ) @9 Friday the 13th: The Series An en­ Based on the life of Billie Holiday, the man class president. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) 1920s jazz singer whose rise to fame was [USA] Calliope M e et the Press (CC). ues to spread her wealth. Dick Van Dyke, show hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv chanted pendant allows a record store 8:1 5PM [ESPN] NFL Dream Season [LIFE] Family Practice Update (18) Home Shopping N etw ork (60 min.) hindered by her drug addiction. Diana , Edith Evans. 1967. Cross. Will McDonough and Dick Butkus clerk to make his rock music fantasy come CD M O VIE: 'Hotel' A varied assortment 1976 Oakland Raiders vs. 1969 Kansas 7:30AM CD America's Black Forum d 9 Adelante (24l Firing Line 11:00PM CD N ew s (CC). Ross, Billy Dee Williams. Richard Pryor [A&E] Our Century: World War II The true. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) of guests and unwelcome visitors make City Chiefs. (75 min.) Dialogue ( ^ Lassie Series Prem iere Lassie has a ff~l Lassie Prem iere Lassie has a new fa­ their way to the financially troubled St. N ew s 1972. Rated R. CD Japanese strike Pearl Harbor; Rommel and (26) Police Story (3D 09 new family, the McCullochs. played by Dee mily, the McCullochs. played by Dee W al­ (49 Truth About Teachers (CC) This se­ Gregory Hotel in New Orleans. Rod Taylor. 8:30PM ( D 0 9 Homeroom (CC) Darryl (D Sunday Mass Montgomery battle in the African desert; (5f) Masterpiece Theatre: David Cop- CD Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) 1:00AM 3D New England Sunday (R) Wallace Stone, Christopher Stone, Will lace Stone, Christopher Stone, Will Nipper cond "Raising Good Kids in Bad Times ” Catherine Spaak, Kevin McCarthy, 1967. rescues a student who's being ridiculed by Stalingrad prepares tor a siege. (60 min.) perfield (CC) Removing David from special profiles innovative teachers, many (JT) Frederick K. Price Nipper and Wendy Cox. In the opener, Las­ and Wendy Cox In the opener. Lassie res­ his classmates. (In Stereo) 03) Cheers (CC). 01) Tales from the Oarkside A box Part 2 of 3. school, Mr Murdstone sends him to live of whom work in difficult school environ­ (]9 Space Saver (,18) Dick Gregory sie rescues the McCullochs' Uncle Steve cues the McCullochs' Uncle Steve (Jon 09 Bob Tilton marked "Do Not Open " poses a threat with the debt-ridden Mr. Micawber (60 ments. Host; Whoopi Goldberg. (60 min.) Chae Visual (Jon Provost) when he's injured in the [D IS ] Teen Win. Lose or Draw Provost) when he's injured in the woods. ^ ALF Takes Over the Netw ork Sit­ when a women (Eileen Heckart) opens it (29 Miracle Faith Outreach min ) Part 2 of 5. (R) com star ALF becomes president of the (22) My Two Dads Season Premiere @ ) Insight / Out woods. [E S PN ] Sports Reporters C36) NFL Live NFL pregame show (SZ) Travelin' Gourmet and unknowingly releases a human soul. (22) Day of Discovery hosted by Bob Costas, with 0 . J. Simpson. ®1) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) network for a day and previews the NBC (CC) Nicole learns that Michael's new love N ew s (Live) Directed by Jodie Foster. (R) ( ^ Anushka [H B O ] Boxing's Greatest Hits A retros­ d D M y Secret Identity Andrew discovers is her boyfriend's mother. (In Stereo) (26) Dr. James Kennedy En route to the Farpoint station on planet fall line-up. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 0 9 Executive Stress [A & E ] Silas M am er Based on a novel by (SZ) Long Ago & Far Away: As Long as pective of the greatest moments in HBO's (24) Struggle for Democracy (CC) Coun­ that his video-store employer sells drugs ^ Celebrate tries including Argentina, France and Is­ Daneb IV, the Enterprise crew meets a along with the movies. (R) (19 Evening at Pops (In Stereo) (6iP Totally Hidden Video Co-host Chris­ (S) Jake Hest and Friends George Elliot, Silas Miner becomes a miser He Can Count the Cows (CC). 17-year boxing history. (60 min ) tina Applegate joins Steve Skrovan. (In rael. whose democracies depend on the mysterious and powerful alien and Is tried ( ^ Wrestling: NWA Pro Wrestling when accused of a crime he didn't commit. (6T) Funtastic World: [LIFE] Cardiology Update [A & E ] W ild W orld of the East Part 1 of ® AM Boston (R) [CNN] Your Money presence of the military. (60 min.) Part 9 of for the human race's past crimes and mis­ Stereo) Stars; Ben Kingsley (60 mm.) Part 1 of 2. [C N N ] Big Story takes (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) 2 . ( ^ M O VIE: 'The M ain Event' A bankrupt (IZ) McLaughlin Group [ESPN ] Lighter Side of Sports Jay John­ 1 1:1 0AM [CNN] Travel Guide 10 (R) island Son (CC) When [DIS] MOVIE: Helen Keller: The Mira­ [CNN] Newswatch perfume magnate's only asset is a contract 9:00PM CB [D IS] Dur.'bo's Circus stone is host. [A&E] L'Enfant et les Sortileges Rob­ Daniel's son arrives in Hawaii for a high- 01) Arsenio Hall cle Continues' The relationship between 1 1:30AM (X) Insport g® Spotlight on Government she owns on a prizefighter who's afraid to [ESPN] Bodyshaping [TM C] MOVIE; Dragnet' (CC) Affec­ erta Peters is the host for this performance [LIFE] COPD: The Overlooked Compo­ fight Barbra Streisand, Ryan O'Neal school karate match, father and son re­ [A & E ] Buffalo Bill Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan continues (T) Better Your Home ( ^ Firing Line of Ravel's opera about a spoiled young boy nent sume an uneasy relationship. (60 min.) through Helen's enrollment at Radcliffe [M A X] MOVIE; All About Eve' An am­ tionate send-up of the popular TV series 1979. [CNN] Inside Business [C NN ] Science and Technology Week who learns a lesson after a destructive Mare Winningham. Blythe Danner. 1984 features Joe Friday's nephew on the trail d D M y Secret Identity Andrew discovers [TM C] MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC) Affec­ MOVIE: The Preppie Murder' bitious actress manipulates and connives temper tantrum. (60 min ) (In Stereo) dZ) All Creatures Great and Small CB g$ [DIS] MOVIE; Royal Wedding’ A her way to stardom. Winner of six Oscars, of a power-hungry evangelist. Dan Ayk­ that his video-store employer sells drugs [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR tionate send-up of the popular TV series (CC) Based on actual events, in which a (91) Booker Series Premiere (CC) Former brother and sister dance team who travel 1 :20AM [ M A X ] M O VIE: Big Bad royd, Tom Hanks, Christopher Plummer along with the movies. (R) Grxtdy's 5 0 0 From Martinsville, Va. (3 [CNN] World Report features Joe Friday's nephew on the trail young woman's death in New York’s Cen­ including Best Picture Bette Davis, Anne "21 Jump Street " undercover cop Dennis to England for the royal wedding find their Mama II' Revenge drives a 1930s gun 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) hrs ) (Live) of a power-hungry evangelist. Dan Ayk tral Park ted to a sensationalistic murder Baxter, George Sanders. 1960. (JB) Connecticut Beat [D IS] Cropp Family Nature Album: Rag­ Booker (Richard Grieco) takes a job with a own true loves. Fred Astaire, Jane Powell, moll to kidnap the son of a killer. Angie [USA] Mister Magoo ing Thunder Ben Cropp goes white water royd. Tom Hanks. Christopher Plummer trial. Danny Aiello, William Devane. Dickinson, Robert Culp, Danielle Brisebois [TM C] MOVIE: ‘Anna to the Infinite (22) WKRP in 1:00PM (33 NFL Football: Phoenix 1987. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) prestigious security corporation. Tonight: Peter Lawford, 1951 Cardinals at N ew York Giants (3 hrs., 30 rafting and camping in Queensland, Aus­ Joanna Kerns. 1989. 1987. Rated R. Pow er' An unusually intelligent child dis­ Action Newsmakers @ Julia Child and More Company Booker ignores a company assignment to [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date 1 0:00AM CD tralia. (60 mm.) [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents gj) (S) Billy Graham Crusade (CC) covers a startling secret about her past. min.) (Live) aid his troubled secretary. (60 min.) (In scores. (60 min.) 1:30AM (ii) USA Tonight Dina Merrill. Martha Byrne, Mark Patton. (D Steampipe Alley (2$ Synchronal Research [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update Stereo) Theme: "Why Glory in the Cross?" From ( D ® This W eek in Baseball: W ith M el 5:30PM CD W ho s the Boss? (CC) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Heist' (CC) An ex (3® Making Life Easier 1983. (]m) Starting From Scratch James seeks S5) World Tomorrow the London crusade. (60 min.)v(ln Stereo) Allen News and highlights from the Major [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Protocol' (CC) A naive 09 Can You Beat Baldness? [A&E] Decades: 70's: 1978 - Year of con plans a racetrack robbery as revenge relief from a nagging toothache - and finds S8) Three Stooges Leagues. cocktail waitress becomes a national her­ Moral Dilemmas (31) Go for Your Dreams (9} Alfred Hitchcock Presents 8:00AM CD New England Sunday out the dentist is Kate's clumsy boyfriend (S7' Travel Magazine against the man who framed him Pierce @ This Week With David Brinkley (CC) ^ NFL Football: Regional Coverage oine when she saves the life of a visiting [CNN] Newswatch [39 Saturday Night Live 1 5th Anniv­ Brosnan. Tom Skerritt, Wendy Hughes 09 ABC N ew s (CC). CD Larry Jones (R) Seattle Seahawks at New England Patriots diplomat. Goldie Hawn, Chris Sarandon. (61) Charles in Charge (CC) Buddy and his ersary Comedy and musical perform­ 1989 (In Stereo) ® Club Connect [D IS ] M O VIE: 'Jane Eyre* A young En­ [USA] Paid Programming CD Bugs Bunny. Porky Pig and Friends (18) Jim m y Swaggart or Buffalo Bills at Houston Oilers. (3 hrs.) Andre Gregory. 1984. Rated PG. (In father mend their relationship. ances, classic clips and appearances by glish governess falls in love with her [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update New s (CC) (R) (19 Daily Mixer (19 T and T [CNN] NFL Review (Live) Stereo) [A & E ] Battle Line former S.N.L hosts highlight this 15th an­ 2:00AM 3D brooding, secretive employer Joan Fon­ niversary celebration. Scheduled to ap­ [TM C] MOVIE; 'Lost in America' (CC) @ Porky Pig ( ^ Chalice of Salvation (Live) [D IS ] Videopolis StarTracks Brian Rob­ M O VIE: 'Cowboy' A hotel clerk ^ Travelin' Gourmet Pre­ [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday 3D Talking Money With Peter Marshall 3:30PM taine, Orson Welles. Margaret O'Brien pear Chevy Chase. Jane Curtin, Eddie Fed up with his yuppie lifestyle, a Los An­ bins on the set of "Head of the Class"; teams up with a cattleman to drive a herd miere 1944 Llj) Twilight Zone @9 Sunday Today (90 min.) @9 Mister Rogers backstage at a Tiffany concert. (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE; 'Silverado' (CC) In the Murphy. Dan Aykroyd and Garrett Morris. geles ad executive and his wife buy a cam­ of cattle to Mexico. Jack Lemmon. Glenn per and head for the open road. Albert 39 That's the Spirit (2^ Sesam e S treet (CC). ® In Touch [ESPN] Auto Racing Continues 1880’s the paths of two drifters converge [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) [ESPN] NFL Gameday Preview of to­ Ford, Brian Donlevy. 1958 en route to their destiny in a town called Brooks, Julie Hagerty. Garry Marshall scores f24) (57) Masterpiece Theatre: David (§ ) M OVIE: 'The Rose Tattoo' An earthy (19 Oral Roberts @9 Sacrifice of the Mass day's NFb Football schedule. (60 min.) (3® NFL Football: Seattle Seahawks at 4:00PM CD Crazv Like a Fox Silverado. Kevin Kline, Scott Glenn, Danny 1985. Rated R [LIFE] Cardiology Update Copperfield (CC) Finishing his studies in widow puts aside her husband's memory (39 [LIFE] World Tomorrow ® M unsters Today Grandpa turns to a [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update N ew England Patriots (3 hrs.) (Live) 03) MOVIE: 'Oh, God!' The Almighty Glover 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [USA] Hollywood Insider when a rambunctious truck driver rom­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Hero and the Terror’ Canterbury, David journeys to London to ( 4 9 Robert Schuller video dating service with hopes of finding picks an earnest California supermarket ances her. Anna Magnani, Burt Lancaster, [M AX] MOVIE: 'Housekeeping' (CC) g® Odd Couple [LIFE] Congestive Heart Failure: Foun­ AnL.A cop becomes obsessed with cap­ begin an apprenticeship with the lawyer the perfect woman. Guest; Nanette Fa- manager to be his spokesman. George 1 1:30PM CD Magnum, P.l. Mansa Pavan 1955. (fZ) Sesam e S treet (CC). (R) An extremely eccentric aunt proves to be a gZ) Struggles for Poland (CC) Atrocities dations of Care turing an exceptionally brutal serial killer Spenlow* (60 min.) Part 3 of 5 (R) bray (R) Burns. John Denver. Teri Garr. 1977. ( D M O VIE: 'Bronco Billy' A spoiled hei­ challenging experience (or two orphaned committed from 1939 to 1945, during the [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Chuck Norris. Brynn Thayer, Steve James. [A&E] Reno's Cabaret Reunion II Peter @ Funtastic World: Richie Rich (611 Married... With Children (CC) While ress deserts her husband for the leader of a @9 Synchronal Research nieces. Christine Lahti, Sara Walker, An­ German occupation. (60 mm.) Part 4 of 9. 0 9 Space Saver 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) Allen, Sally Keilerman, Barbara Cook. Les camping, Al and Steve become stranded in traveling Wild W est show Clint East- [A&E] Journey to Adventure @ M ister Rogers (CC). (R) drea Burchill. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (20) MOVIE: 'Travis McGee: The Empty 6:00PM CD CBS N ew s (CC). ley Gore and other alumni from the night­ (R) [U S A ] Murder. She W rote Jessica goes the woods when their van breaks down. wood. Sondra Locke, Geoffrey Lewis. [C N N ] N ew s [TM C] MOVIE: 'Back to the Beach' A Copper Sea' Wrongfully blamed for an ac­ New s club, Reno Sweeney, perform at the Bot­ (61) Fame (E ) M O VIE: 'A N ew Leaf A penniless CD (49 to extreme lengths to dear her brother-in- (In Stereo) 1980. pair of former beachniks discover how cident. a skipper hire a private detective to tom Line. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! playboy sets out to find, marry and murder CD A-Team law of murder charges Guest: Jackie [A & E ] Silas M arner Based on a novel by [A&E] Global Affair times have changed when they return to prove his innocence. Sam Elliot, Gene HD Honeymooners [E S P N ] Running and Racing a wealthy woman. Walter Matthau. Elaine Cooper (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. George Elliot, Silas Miner becomes a miser [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date [ESPN] Sportraits their old California haunts. Frankie Avalon, Evans. 1982. (l_l) M O VIE: 'Oh God! Book 11' The Visitor May, Jack Weston. 1971 when accused of a crime he didn't commit. 0 9 Hot Shot Bowling (60 min.) scores. (60 mm.) , [HBO] Babar Annette Funicello, Connie Stevens. 1987. from above charms an innocent into 7:15PM [ESPN] NFL Primetime [LIFE] Family Practice Update [CNN] Newsday @9 NFL Football: Regional Coverage spreading his message. George Burns, Stars' Ben Kingsley (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. i22) To Be Announced. [USA] Paid Programming [U S A ] Cartoon Express Rated PG. (In Stereo) New York Jets at Miami Dolphins or Los Scores and highlights of today's NFL Foot­ [ M A X ] M O VIE; 'See No Evil' A blind girl [D IS] MOVIE; 'Helen Keller: The Mira­ Suzanne Pleshette, David Birney 1980 [C N N ] W eek in Review .24} Talking Sports With Rod Michaud Angeles Raiders at Denver Broncos or ball games. (60 mm.) 2:30AM 3D N ightw atch Joined in Daily Mixer is unaware that her family has been mur­ 1 2:00PM S ) This Is The NFL cle Continues' The relationship between 8:30AM CD Kansas City Chiefs at San Diego Chargers. 08) Anushka [D IS] Lives of Ben Franklin; King's Re­ (26} Jack Van impe Presents Progress dered and the killer lurks in the house. Mia M O VIE: 'H otel' The pilot film for the Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan continues 7:30PM Cl8) The Wol< (ID ERA Real Estate Showcase (D (3 hrs.) (Live) (20) MOVIE; 'The Late Show' While bel Ben Franklin (Rictiard Widmark) uses (30} News ABC New s (CC) Farrow, Robin Bailey. 1971. Rated PG. through Helen's enrollment at Radcliffe [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ 3D TV series, set at San Francisco's St. Gre­ searching for her cat, a lady and a crusty his position as representative of the King (39 Choices We Face gory's Hotel. Inspired by Arthur Hailey's Mare Winningham. Blythe Danner. 1984 (24) Bradshaw on: The Family caps the weekend of the world of sports. 38} Massachusetts Council of Rabbis 01} Hee Haw (Rj [ U S A ] PGA Golf: 1 9 8 9 Ryder Cup Finals private eye unravel blackmail and murder. of England to argue for the removal of the § 9 Daffy Duck from Sutton Coldfield, England. (3 hrs.) novel. James Brolin. Bette Davis, Connie [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update ^ Fugitive Lily Tomlin, Art Carney, Bill Macy. 1977 [L IF E ] Milestones in Medicine Part 2 of king-appointed governor of Massachu­ {40i MOVIE: 'Paradise Alley' Three broth­ [CNN] Sports Latenight Search (Live) Sellecca. 1983. setts (90 min.) ers look for a way out of New York’s Hell's (19 [USA] Master ^9 NFL Football: New York Jets at (2_4) National Geographic (CC) Peter Coy­ 2 [USA] Paid Programming CD Out of This W orld Evie is given the Kitchen and find a foothold in a wrestling (30) Robert Schuller 1 0:1 0AM [CNN] On the Menu M iam i Dolphins (3 hrs.) (Live) ote narrates a profile of conservationists (D Murder, She Wrote Sea­ [LIFE] Cardiology Update chance to meet her alien father Guest: 1 :30PM (5) Major League Baseball: 8:00PM arena. Sylvester Stallone, Armand As- 2:40AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Nightmare ( ^ Gidget 0 9 Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) Mark and Delia Owens' efforts to study [TM C] MOVIE: ' Raw' A 1 0:30AM CD inside Washington Tom Bosley. (R) (In Stereo) at (3 son Premiere (CC) Jessica gets involved sante, Lee Canaiito. 1978 at Noon' A biological experiment trans Botswana's endangered wildebeests. (60 filmed concert performance of the actor- (5l) Funtastic World: SuperTed hrs.) (Live) 0Z) Collectors in terrorist negotiations when Michael Hag- forms the peaceful citizens of Canyonland ( D This W e e k W ith David Brinkley (CC). (ID MOVIE: 'Snow White and the Three min.) (R) (In Stereo) [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story garty re-enters her life. Guest Len Cariou comedian's uncensored standup routine into homicidal maniacs. Wings Hauser, Bo [A & E] Air Power Allied conquest of Iwo Stooges' The Three Stooges are Snow (24) Tonv Brown's Journal [A&E] From the New World Dvorak’s (Tl) Charles in Charge (26) O uter Limits (60 min.) (In Stereo) Eddie Murphy, 1987, Rated R. (In Stereo) [CNN] Sports Tonight Hopkins. George Kennedy. 1988. Rated R. Jima. W hite's awkward but well-meaning pro­ (3® g® Major League Baseball: Boston Symphony No. 9 in E minor is performed ® MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Hidden Jungle' m W ar of the Worlds An ambitious CD 09 Free Spirit (CC) Wmnie must ( D Benny Hill [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (in Stereo) [C N N ] Evans & Novak tectors. Carol Heiss, The Three Stooges, Red Sox at Detroit Tigers Live from Tiger by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. (60 9:30PM The King of the Jungle tangles with two min.) scientist jeopardizes the team members' strike a deal with her former boss in order Edson Stroll. 1961. (61) Open House (CC) Ted tries to reunite [U S A ] Hitchhiker An old man (Darren [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'C ooi [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents ruthless white hunters. Gordon Scott, Vera Stadium. (3 hrs.) (Live) to stay with the Harpers (In Stereo) 2:45AM lives when he injects himself with alien Linda and Richard after they've had a big McGavin) with a priceless ruby ring pre­ Change' An Australian forest ranger is Miles, Peter Van Eyck. 1955. (39 Hom e Shopping N etw ork (3 hrs.) [CNN] Moneyweek [DIS] MOVIE: The Ust Flight of [E S P N ] Jimmy Ballard Golf Connec­ blood. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (ij) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) fight, (Postponed from an earlier date) (In sents a challenge for a greedy retirement caught between local cattlemen and con­ ( ^ M O VIE: 'Treasure Island' Based on Noah's Ark' (CC) A down-on-his-luck tion: Fundamental Swing (S) College Mad House [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (57l Infinite Voyage (CC) Examines the life Stereo) home nurse (Margot Kidder) who robs pa­ servationists. Jon Blake, Lisa Armytagu Robert Louis Stevenson's classic story aviator agrees to fly a prim missionary to 0 9 Can You Beat Baldness? [HBO ] Encyclopedia: The "B" Volume [IV IA X ] M O VIE: 'The Family' Director Et- and death of the dinosaurs, and whethei tients of their valuables. (In Stereo) 1986. Rated NR. (In Stereo) (§9 Conversations With about a young boy's adventures with pir­ the South Pacific. Elliott Gould. Genevieve MOVIE: 'Fire on the Mountain' A [ESPN] Auto Racing: CART Grand Prix Bujold. Ricky Schroder. 1980. any surviving animal species are des­ (29 (CC). (In Stereo) (57) Square One Television (CC). (R) ates esraching in the South Seas. Colorized tore Scola's episodic chronicle of 80 years young real estate agent joins an elderly From Nazareth, Pa. (90 min.) (Tape Delay) 11:50PM [MAX] MOVIE: Maniac cended from these mighty beasts. (60 3:00AM 3D Home Shopping Over­ [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide version. Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper, in the life of an Italian family. Vittorio Gass- [ESPN] PGA Seniors Golf: Paineweb- rancher in his fight to keep his land from Cop' A psychopathic patrolman stalks the [A&E] World of Photography min.) Part 6 of 12. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update night Service (3 hrs.) man, Fanny Ardant, Stefania Sandrelli. ber Invitational Final round from Char­ being turned into a government missile streets of New York City with murder on Lionel Barrymore. 1934. Medical Center 9:00AM QD Sunday Morning (CC) (90 [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday 1987 Rated PG. (Dubbed) (61) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) his mind Tom Atkins, Bruce Campbell, 09 New England Patriots Highlights lotte. N.C. (2 hrs.) (Live) site Ron Howard, Buddy Ebsen, Julie Car­ 1 0:00PM (3J Wolf (CC) Tony and Dy min.) Troi's beautiful mother (Majet Barrett) Laurene Landon. 1988. Rated R. (In 0 9 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [ESPN] This Week in Sports [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Lost in America' (CC) [HBO] MOVIE; 'Defense Play' Teen­ men, 1981 Ian race to save the life of a disabled man CD Synchronal Research Fed up with his yuppie lifestyle, a Los An­ searches the Enterprise for the ideal man Stereo) [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (19 McLaughlin Group agers and remote-control helicopters (29 ^ 9 Sister Kate (CC) Eugene is embar who has kidnapped a child he believes is [A & E ] Buffalo Bill (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) CD Jetsons geles ad executive and his wife buy a cam­ become pawns in a Soviet plot to sabo­ rassed about his attachment to a doll. (In abused (60 min.) SB) Jewish Life (26) Charlie's Angels 1 2:00AM (3D Sustaining [CNN] Evans & Novak 10:45AM per and head (or the open road Albert tage America’s satellite defenses. David [A & E ] Battle for Berlin The capture of Stereo) (11) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous CD New s 01) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) [D IS] Lives of Ben Franklin: King's Re­ (39 M e et the Press (CC). Brooks, Julie Hagerty, Garry Marshall, Oliver. Susan Ursitti. Monte Markham. Berlin is remembered by World W ar li ve­ Ricardo Montalban; Anna Maria Horsford 1 1:00AM (T) Face the Nation (24) Infinite Voyage (CC) Examines the in­ Troi's beautiful mother (Majel Barrett) bel Ben Franklin (Richard Widmark) uses 1985. Rated R. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) terans and on rare color film footage (60 0 ll USA Tonight ("Amen” ), game show host Jim Lange; f D Monsters Today Grandpa turns to a dZ) Innovation Part 2 of 2. teraction of all living organisms and scien­ min.) 0 9 Can You Beat Baldness? searches the Enterprise for the ideal man. his position as representative of the King baseball's Tommy Lasorda. (60 min.) (R) video dating service with hopes of finding [A & E ] M O VIE: 'Black Narcissus' Five 2:00PM CB Host to Host [LIFE] RA '90: A New Agenda for P4j- tific efforts to understand and reverse the (60 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) of England to argue for the removal of the G9 Kenneth Copeland the perfect woman. Guest: Nanette Fa- Anglican nuns organize a convent school (11) M O VIE: 'The Gospel According tc tient Care: The Quality of Life: New [CNN] Baseball '89 extinction process. (60 mm.) Part 7 of 12, (29 New Life kmg-appointed governor of Massachu­ (20) Bugs Bunny bray. (R) and hospital in an abandoned Himalayan Vic' A skeptical Catholic school teachei Treatment Options for Improved Daily [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Grant's impatient (R) (In Stereo) ^0) Yes. Prime Minister 09 Hom e Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) setts. (80 min.) palace. Deborah Kerr, Jean Simmons, rejects the belief that his recent string ol Living Part 3 of 3. research assistant jeopardizes a delicate CTl) Incredible Hulk @6} MOVIE: 'Operation Crossbow' The (29 Worldvision (22) 0 9 George Michael's Sports Mach­ [E S P N ] NFL Prim etim e Scores and high­ fiT4] Sesam e S treet (CC). David Farrar. 1947. successes are actual miracles. Tom Conti, [M A X ] Max Movie Show A preview of experiment. (In Stereo) Aiiied Army attempts to locate and des­ ine lights of today's NFL Football games. (60 (26) Frederick K. Price (fi David Paul Alice [C N N ] New sday Helen Mirren, David Hayman. 1986. theatrical releases, movies in production [ESPN] Horse Racing: Louisiana Super troy German missile sites during World mm.) (R) (2^ Real to Reel Moyers: The Power of the Word ( ^ Wrestling: AW A All Star Wrestling Iff) M y Secret Identity Andrew discovers [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: ®® M OVIE; 'The Brotherhood’ A retired and interviews with screen stars. Derby For 3-year-old Thoroughbreds at 1 W ar II. Sophia Loren, George Peppard. C|Z) (CC) Profiles two poets who actively bring [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide that his video-store employer sells drugs (?4J Frugal Gourmet (R) (ln,Slereo) Survival in Nature A look at survival tech­ Mafia leader discovers his younger brother [USA] It's Your Move 1/4 miles. (60 min.) (Taped) Trevor Howard. 1965. ( ^ Other Side of Victory along with the movies poetry into the community: corporate [USA] Paid Programming (26) QMI Oil Treatment niques of plants and animals. (60 min.) has been sent to kill him Kirk Douglas, [LIFE] United States Army Reserve CST) Learning in Am erica (CC) Learning in 01) Gene Scott m o v i e : 'Sidekicks' Two president James Autry and Professor GtOi David Paul Alex Cord, Irene Papas. 1968. 4:30PM (3D America How inequalities within the edu­ [TMC] MOVIE: ‘Summer [30j Real Estate Showcase [H B O ] MOVIE: The Heist' (CC) An ex- con men, one black and one white, join Medical Opportunities Quincy Troupe. (60 min.) Part 2 of 6. [A &E] Age of Kennedy: The Presidency 3:10AM (2® Fight Back! W ith David Horowitz cational system serve to maintain the cycle and Smoke' A neurotic spinster gropes con plans a racetrack robbery as revenge forces to outwit slave traders in the pre- [U S A ] M urder, She W rote Jessica in­ The second part of this two-part profile of ® Shining Time Station (CC) '38J Mama's Family of poverty and illiteracy facing many child­ d3) Tracey Ullman An elderly Italian for the love of a handsome young doctor against the man who framed him. Pierce (ST) Mystery!: Inspector Morse (CC) A Civil War W est Larry Hagman, Lou Gos- vestigates murder under the big top when John Fitzgerald Kennedy focuses on his (40) Business World ren attending "second-tier" schools. (60 woman reminisces about her date with the d l) Bullwinkle Brosnan, Tom Skerritt, Wendy Hughes. Peeping Tom and a neurotic music student her brother-in-law, a clown at an accident- presidency, from his inauguration in 1961 who does not share her feelings. Geraldine min.) Part 2 of 5 (R) young Benito Mussolini. (In Stereo) Page, Laurence Harvey, Rita Moreno [A & E ] Volcanoscapes II i i l ) DeGrassI Junior High (CC) 1989. (In Stereo) are among those whom Morse questions plagued circus, becomes a suspect. (60 to his funeral m 1963. highlighting the Cu­ (jl) Am erica's M ost W anted Scheduled: [A&E] Reno's Cabaret Reunion U Peter ban invasion and his relationship with Con­ 1961 [CNN] Daywatch (61) MOVIE: 'Fitzw illy' Unaware she is [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update in his pursuit of Anne Stavely's killer. (60 Contlnued... min.) Part 1 of 2. 28—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 23,1989 hiANCHEkfelHERALD’, Saturday, Sept. 23,1989— FOCUS/Entertainment FOCUS/Books & Music New Pacino movie Madrigals are poems in song Turntable Tips Talking with Pauline Collins Hot singles . 11.“You’ll Never Be Sorry” The Bellamy Bros. (MCA- Art form perfect marriage of words, music 1. “Girl I’m Gonna Miss You” a first-rate thriller Curb) Mini Vanilli (Arista) 12.“A Better Love Next American TV is not inferior’ 2. “Heaven” Warrant (Colum­ Madrigals by Sigismondo This disc shows us music by one Party time, right? Let’s dance! After Time” Merle Haggard (Epic) SEA OF LOVE (R) The past d’India, Claudio Monteverdi; of the best-known Italian all, the name of the song is “World bia) cent seemed much thicker than decade has seen so many moody, Chiaroscuro and London Baro­ madrigalists, Monteverdi, and the in Motion.” 3. “If I Could 'Dim Back Adult singles in the film. portentous film noir thrillers that But wait. “Now we awake with a Time” Cher (Geffen) Filiheter que, directed by Nigel Rogers obscure d’India, and presents them 1. “If I Could Tiim Back even those of us who love the genre world at stake,” Browne sings. So 4. “Cherish” Madonna (Sire) (EMI) in two guises. On the first half, we Time” Cher (Geffen) British actress Pauline Col­ may have had our fill. Just when this is not good-time music; it’s an 5. “Miss You Much” Janet ANSWER: Sometimes when Italian madrigals as an art form hear the more familiar, ensemble- 2. “One” Bee Gees (Warner lins won the 1989 Tony Award noir seemed in need of a nap, along Robert DiMatteo entreaty to BMW owners. Jackson (A&M) I’m nervous, the accent gets display pciiiaps the most perfect sung madrigal; the second half con­ Bros.) for he performance in the one- thicker. I decided to use less of comes this first rate example of the Browne’s fountain of sorrow has 6. “ 18 and Life” Skid Row marriage of words and music. They tains music that points to opera — 3. “Shower Me With Your woman play “Shirley Valen- an accent in the film, because become a mountain of fret. It in­ (Atlantic) form. are poems in song, in which music^ works in which singers take on Love” Surface (Columbia) Americans might find a Liver­ A1 Pacino here reasserts his place this one, and more than a little cludes the homeless, hunger and 7. “One” Bee Gees (Warner notes paint pictures of language. roles, sometimes limited to two or 4. “Cherish” Madonna (Sire) icrsweet story of a lonely pool accent hard to understand. as one of the premier film actors of boring. How particularly infuriating, then, three voices. hatred, gangs and greed, war and Bros.) housewife in Liverjjool was What minimal appeal there is 8. “Kisses on the Wind” 5. “Right Here Waiting” Heck, some Londoners find a his generation. He looks worn and that this otherwise excellent record­ The high point of this disc is weapons. Richard Marx (EMI) also a huge hit in London and comes from Andy Garcia as Neneh Cherry (Virgin) Liverpool accent hard to under­ haggard, but since he’s playing a ing contains only a German transla­ Monteverdi’s “Hor che’l ciel e la Browne obviously reads the 6. “Don’t Wanna Lose You” earned Collins a slew of British Douglas’ partner, who spends much 9. “Don’t Wanna Lose You” stand! hard-drinking, slightly over-lhe-hill tion of the Italian text. What about terra,” a stunning setting of a paper, but the record exposes a cer­ Gloria Estefan (Epic) acting awards. of his time explaining American cop, the actor’s appearance works. us English-speakers, not to mention Petrarch sonnet. In the space of 14 tain naivete, such as when he rails Gloria Estefan (Epic) — Gold 7. “The End of the In­ Now Collins has reprised her QUESTION: Many of my And his performance is superb. His obscenities to the Japanese French? lines, the music moves from a slow, against the need for nuclear (More than 500,000 singles British friends who now live in nocence” Don Henley (Geffen) cop is a man with an edge of authorities. Meanwhile, Kate Cap- Yet even those monolingual eerie opening to a series of loudly weapons on “How Long.” On the sold.) 8. “Everything But My Pride” film “Shirley Valentine.” It America say that one of the desperation — a trying-to-be-tough shaw uies a change of pace part as a among us can generally recognize declaimed words to a florid, rapid title cut, he volunteers to help the 10. “Love Song” The Cure reasons they left Britain was the Cutting Crew (Virgin) guy who falls apart when the right slinky American broad who runs a words such as “crudel,” “amore” section and finally to the long, world realize its potential. (Elektra) 9. “Still Cruisin’” The Beach play into a multi-cast movie. class consciousness of the woman comes along. Japanese nightclub; she’s slinky all and “morte.” We don’t even need to beautiful cadence on the last word, Still, heart and sincerity count for 11. “Bust a Move” Young Collins, who is 49, is best people there. Boys (Capitol) Or is she the wrong womar' right. know their meaning with the “lunge.” Emotions vary from word something; “World in Motion” has M.C. (Delicious Vinyl) 10. “Healing Hands” Elton known lO American audiences PAULINE COLLINS Enter Ellen Barkin as an enigmatit All Ridley Scott movies look dramatic, vivid interpretation by to word. It’s as if the range of a plenty of both. And musically, the 12. “Mixed Emotions” Roll­ for her role as Sarah, the ANSWER: People are very John (MCA) . . . American movie blonde Pacino meets while inves­ good; this one is no exception. But. Chiaroscuro, the vocal ensemble three-hour opera is compressed into record is terrific. “Anything Can ing Stones (Columbia) 11. “Angel Eyes” The Jeff spunky maid who was alway.s class conscious here (in tigating a series of murders tied to for all its stylized visual sophistica­ consisting of tenor and director nine minutes. The performance is Happen,” for example, is one of getting into trouble on the clas­ Britain). It’s probably hard for Top LPs Healey Band (Arista) in “Shirley Valentine.” Was that personal ads. Wearing skin-tight tion, it’s a noisy, bloody affair - Nigel Rogers, two sopranos, bass, a masterful. Browne’s loveliest melodies. “Chas­ 12. “lf You Askeid Me To” sic British TV scries “Upstairs, Americans to understand, be­ hard to shoot, for logistic outfits that show off pcrluips the with a racist tinge to it. Almost al' counter-tenor and second tenor. For those familiar with this reper­ ing You Into the Light” is a catchy 1. “Girl You Know It’s Tme” Patti LaBelle (MCA) Downstairs,” brought Collins a reasons, if for no other? cause it’s bread into you here. best young female body in movies, the Japanese characters arc either Their performance suikes a nice toire, the presence of the rarely rocker. Milli Vanilli (Arista) — certain measure of fame. But But I think we’re gradually Barkin creates one of the most tan­ exotic killing machines or giggling balance between the over­ heard d’India — who called himself The final cut, “Lights and Vir­ Platinum (More than 1 million Black singles she had been a working stage ANSWER: No, 1 had done a moving away from that to a talizing film noir heroines since Bar­ geishas. GRADE; ★ l'^2 homogenized quality of some en­ the “Noble Ralermitano” — should tue,” includes a sizzling guitar duel units sold.) 1. “Can’t Get Over You” actress for years before the bit of nudity before. And Tom more monetary value system — bara Stanwyck in “Double Indem­ sembles and the over-wrought, prove welcome. His musical lan­ between Browne and Kevin Dukes, 2. “Hangin’ Tough” New Maze featuring Frankie Beverly .scries, appearing in everything Conti is my neighbor. Our like you have in America. But nity.” Pacino flips for this new-stylc New home videos extra-dramatized readings of others. guage is simpler and less ornate, his as well as the album's most assured Kids On the Block (Columbia) (Warner Bros.) from musicals to the classics. daughters go to the same it’s still not quite nice to make a sultry dame, and so do we. But why TAP (PG-13) RCAolumbia. The lines more extended. lyric. “Here’s to truths yet to be — Platinum 2. “Put Your Mouth On Me” school. So it was really easy to lot of money. The English have does the woman seem so evasive story of the great black hoofers of — Daniel Watkins 3. “Forever Your Girl” I^ula .Vr*; known ... the search for things of Eddie Murphy (Columbia) A native of Shirley Valen­ do it with him — like doing it a big hangup about money. about certain things? And why is Harlem and Broadway is a fresh one The Associated Press Abdul (Virgin) — Platinum your own,” Browne sings. 3. “Back to Life” Soul B Soul tine’s Liverpool, Collins is a with your brother, but noi quite Yuppies are looked down on she carrying a gun? 4. “Steel Wheels” Rolling for a major dramatic movie to tackle Best-Sellers “World in Motion” (Elektra) — On “World in Motion,” such (Virgin) descendant of Irish poets. over here. Richard Price s punchy, hard- - even when it only serves as the Stones (Columbia) Jackson Browne abstract sentiments have the truest 4. “Don’t Make Me Over” QUESTION; When you did QUESTION: You’re still boiled script is so New York that ring. 5. “Repeat Offeiuler” Richard QUESTION: Why is British backdrop for a throwback The album opens with a funky Sybil (Next Plateau) “Shirley Valentine” as a play, it best known for playing the you can almost smell it, and he real Marx (EMI) — Platinum TV so superior to American melodrama like this. nenoN beat and Jackson Browne singing, — Steven Wine 5. “Heat of the Moment” was a one-woman show. The maid on “Upstairs, ly knows how to construct a movie; 6. “Full Moon Fever” Tom TV? We don’t have anything as Starring as an ex-con who returns 1. “Clear and Present Danger,” “Sun going down on the USA.” The Associated Prcss After 7 (Virgin) film version has other roles. Downstairs,” even though you Her. he spins a haunting web of pas­ Petty (MCA) — Platinum good as “1. Claudius: or to tap dancing after squandering his 6. “Miss You Much” Janet Did you mind sharing the played the role almost 20 years sion and deceit. Tom Clancy 7. “Skid Row” Skid Row (At­ ’’Brideshead Revisited,” to talents as a burglar, Gregory Hines 2. “California Gold,” John Jakes Jackson (A&M) screen? ago. Do you feel typecast? There’s a hole in the plot involv­ lantic) — Platinum name just two British imports. gives what may be his most enjoy­ 3. “The Pillars of the Earth,” Ken 7. “Baby Come to Me” ing the 45 r.p.m. record that gives 8. “Dr. Feelgood” Motley able movie performance to date - Follett Regina Belle (Columbia) ANSWER: I was delighted ANSWER: Amazing, isn’t the movie its title. And the final Crue (Elektra) ANSWER: American TV is one that fully blends his gift for 4. “A Knight in Shining Armor,” 8. “Sweet Talk” D’Atra Hicks to make a multicast movie. All wrap-up scene is a bit weak. After ‘Confidential’ wins 9. “Tlie Raw and the Cooked” it? I was only on for 12 not inferior to the British. We physicality with his jazz-man's Jude Deveraux (CJapitol) those extra characters make a it’s over, you may find yourself Fine Young Cannibals (Ul.S.) episodes, and people are still just send you our best stuff. You charm. Some great old tappers like 5. “Jimmy Stewart and His 9. “2300 Jackson Street” 'The more realistic piece of enter­ thinking that the movie could have — Platinum t^ing about it. 1 don’t mind don’t sec our game shows. And Sandman Sims, Bunny Briggs and Poems,” Jimmy Stewart Jacksons (Epic) tainment. Besides, it couldn’t gone even further with its sense of 10. “Dirty Rotten Filthy being typecast. It was a nobody does miniseries better Harold Nicholas appear in support­ 6. “Joshua and the Children,” with cr»sp writing 10. Talk to Myseir Chris­ have been a one-woman film, romantic obsession. But Harold Be­ Stinking Rich” Warrant wonderful part. 1 had been than you. Your chat shows arc ing roles. GRADE: ★ ★ l'-2 Joseph F. Girzone topher Williams ((3effen) because movie audiences don’t cker has directed crisply, and the ac­ (Columbia) — Platinum around for a while, but it was much bigger and more exciting. TEQUILA SUNRISE (R) 7. “DefCon 1,” Joe Weber SOUTH STREET CONFIDEN­ 11. “Babies Irving Babies” accept that sort of thing. tors, including wonderful, burly 11. “The End of the In­ the first thing that brought me In England, we’re besotted by Warner. This romantic thriller harks 8. “The Old Silent,” Martha TIAL. By Dkk Belsky. St. Mar­ Terry Tate (Atlantic) Theatergoers are a little more John Goodman (“Roseanne”) as “Not only is this book nocence” Don Henley (Geffen) to the attention of the public. your soap operas and “Hill back to old Hollywood, to the era Grimes tin’s. 227 Pages. $16.95. 12. “Taste of Your Love” E.U. willing to do the extra work of So, I’ve always been grateful Street Blues.” “Rich Man, Poor Pacino’s partner, bring it vividly - when you went to see a picture be­ 9. “The Silent Rutner,” Jonathan tough to put down, you end — Gold (More than 500,000 (Virgin) and creepily - to life. GRADE: Kathy Kerrigan was bom to a suspending disbelief, which a for Sarah. Man” is considered a classic in cause it had a hot cast. The film fea­ Kellerman units sold.) great name and a great fortune. She up hoping Belsky is work­ 12. “Cuts Both Ways” Gloria one-woman show requires. England. tures three of the most attractive ac­ 10. “Blessings,” Belva Plain Compact discs QUESTION: When you per­ BLACK RAIN (R) When was supposed to be American royal­ ing on a sequel." Estefan (Epic) — Gold tors in movies today (all with gor­ ty. After all, her father would have 1. “Steel Wheels” Rolling formed a scene from “Shirley English director Ridley Scott’s geous blue eyes) - Mel Gibson, Kurt Country singles Valentine” on the Tony Awards Frank Sanello is a syndi­ name comes on the screen during been president if it hadn’t been for a Stones (Columbia) Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer. NON-FICTION fatal boating accident, or so the ceremony, your Liverpool ac­ cated columnist. the opening credits of this dark- And then Kathy comes back with 1. “Let Me Tell You About 2. “Dr. Feelgood” Motley Would that it were a less murky and story was supposed to go. toned, explosive thriller, you’re like­ the big question: Is her father really Love” The Judds (Curb-RCA) Crue (Elektra) desultory movie. GRADE: AAl'-2 1. “All I Really Need to Know I Jenny McCay doesn’t think she’s ly to hear applause from film buffs alive? 2. “I Got Dreams” Steve 3. “Full Moon Fever” Tom Learned in Kindergarten,” Robert headed anywhere. Just turned 40 in the audience. With movies like McCay has other mysteries to Warmer (MCA) Petty (MCA) Film grading: ★ ★ ★ ★ - excel­ Fulghum and bright enough to see that her fu­ “Alien” and “Blade Runner” to his solve, too. Like whether ^ e ’s going 3. “KilUn’ Time” Clint Black 4. “^rever Your Girl” Paula lent, ★ - good, irk - fair, ★ - 2. “Wealth Without Risk,” Char­ ture in television news isn’t looking credit, Scott has acquired a cult to get evicted from her apartment (MCA) Abdul (Virgin) poor les Givens so hot, she’s handed the Kathy Ker­ reputation for unsettling, high-tech after her lover moves out on her. 4. “I Wish I Had a Heart of 5. “Girl You Know It’s True” 3. “It's Always Something,” rigan story. Cover the rich kid’s moviemaking. Sume” Baillie and the Boys Milli Vanilli (Arista) Gilda Radnor wedding. “South Street Confidential” by (RCA) 6. “Repeat Offender” Richard Sat and Sun 2:15, 5, 8. \ Ralendess (R) Sat- Alas, his newest effort deserves 7:15, 9:30. — S«a ol Love (R) Sat 12:05. 2:20, 4. “A Brief History of Time,” McCay’s tools are her wit and her Dick Belsky is the real thing: fast, 5. “Living Proof” Ricky Van Marx (EMI) 4:45, 7:05, 9:40, midnioht; Sun 12:05, 220, Sun 7:20, 9:40. — Rocky Horror Picture Show more boos than applause - unless Stephen Hawking 4:45, 7:05, 9:40. — Black Rain (R) Sat noon. (R) Sat midnighl — Cyborg (R) Sat midnight. you’re a hard-core action junkie wits, and after finding out Kathy funny and first-rate. Shelton (Columbia) 7. “The End of Innocence” 2:25, 4:50, 720, 10, 12:20; Sun noon, 225, — Tape Heads (R) Sat midnight 5. “Getting the Love You Want,” looks like a no-show, she sets out to 6. “H i^ Cotton ” Alabama Don Henley (Geffen) 4:50, 7:20, 10. — Parenlhood (PG-13) Sat VERNON who is willing to ignore credibility, Harville Hendrix Jenny McCay’s breezy style 12:10, 2:35, 5, 735, 10:05, 12:20; Sun 12:10, CIna 1 A 2 — The Abyss (R) 7. 9:40; Sal and WE cover the story. McCay’s just too (RCA) 8. “The Raw and the Cooked” character development, pace and 6. “It Was on Fire When 1 Lay mai. • her someone rare in mystery 2:35, 5, 7:35, 10:05. — Shirtey ValontinB (R) Sun 1:30, 4:10, 7, 9:40. — Casualties of War any subtlety whatsoever. good a reporter — she gets a wi. iig. You want to see her solve 7. “Finders Are Keepers” Fine Young Cannibals (IRS) Sat 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7, 920, 11:35: Sun (R) Sat and Sun 4:30, 7:10, 9:30, — Peter Pan Down on It,” Robert Fulghum happy-talk assignment and she Hank Williams Jr. (Wamer- 9. “Pump” Aerosmith (Gef­ 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:20. — Sex Llea, and (G) Sat and Sun 1:15. 3. Michael Douglas stars as a motor- DELIVER 7. “A Woman Named Jackie,” C. the puzzle and you like her in the Videotape (R) Sat 1, 5:25, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 1, WH.LIMANT1C cyle-fetishist of a cop who is drawn makes real news out of it. Chtrb) fen) 525, 9:50. — Cookie (R) Sat and Sun 3:15, U.A. The Cinemas — When Harry Met David Heymann bargain. For Home Delivery, Call And the Kerrigan myths begin to 8. “Say What’s In Your 10. “Sleeping With the ftst” 7:40. — The Packaije (R) Sat 12:40, 3, 5:15, Sally... (R) Sat and Sun 12:50, 3:10, 5:25, 7:40, into a Japanese counterfeiting ring 8. “Toxic Parents,” Dr. Susan For­ Not only is this book tough to put 730, 9:55, 12:10; Sun 12:40, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:55. •— Lethal Weapon 2 (R) Sat and Sun crack. Just how did grandfather Heart” Restless Heart (RCA) Elton John (MCA) that involves the murderous rivalry ward down, you end up hoping Belsky is 9:55. noon, 2:30, 5, 730, 10. — Sea ol Love (R) Sal between two top Tokyo ganglords. 647-9946 Thomas Kerrigan make all that 9. “Ace in the Hole” George 11. “Cuts Both Ways” Gloria and Sun 12:15, 235,4:55, 7:15,9:35. — Paren­ 9. “Webster’s Ninth Red College working on a sequel. Estefan (Epic) MANCHESTER thood (PG-13) Sal and Sun noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, The role - what little of it there is - money? If her father, Michael, really Suait (MCA) UA Thaitera East Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 Dictionary,” Eds. — Casualtiea ol War (R) 10. — Block Rain (R) Sal and Sun noon, 230, allows Douglas to strut his macho owned the toll road to the White 10. “Above and Beyond” 12. “Hangin’ Tough” New Sat and Sun 2, 4, 7, 93 0 — The Abyss (PG-13) 5, 730, 10. — Unde Buck (PG) Sal and Sun 10. “Fighting Spirits,” Lou Holtz House, why aren’t there any records — Sam Boyle Kids on the Block (Columbia) 12:50, 3:10, 5:30, 7:50, 10:10. stuff. He’s a little nasty and grim in Rodney Oowell (Columbia) — Courtesy of Waldenbooks to support the legend? Associated Press MANCTIESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 23, 1989—31 •30-^MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 23,1989 FOCUS/Hobbies MANCHESTER HAS IT

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Foliage Flights! “baseball m aiiess.” But to others, The News — Also on the agenda is a 25- Talk With Our Cenified Kitchen Designer especially those who specialize in cent envelope with a design incor­ Tree & Stump Removal • Pruning Kitchens Designed To Work For You sports or baseball on stamps, it’s just porating the word “Love” in con­ Bracing • Cabling ^ plain “good news.” Also honored on the new issues junction with the American First Adventure Flights (QRSI ^ St. Vincent in the West Indies has are 1988 Cy Young Award winners Day Cover Society Convention in Land Clearing • Topping Gift Certificates issued a second series of com- Orel Hershiser and Frank Viola; McLean, Va. 25 Olcott street, j ! *3:' memoratives saluting major league 1988 Rookies of the Year Walt — Collectors who ask, “How do Advertising Manchester I . baseball. Earlier, the island nation EAST HARTFORD 528-9888 Weiss and Chris Sabo; and last you get to Carnegie Hall?” will have had issued a single stamp honoring 203- 647-8581 Training season’s MVPs, and to wait two years for a philatelic MANCHESTER 647-3771 649-7544 Babe Ruth and a souvenir sheet hail­ . answer. That’s when the Postal Ser­ ing the 1988 . Baseball buffs who only collect vice will issue a special stamp in the The latest offering of diamond SAVE BUY AT SAVE postage stamps to use on mail might Historic Preservation Series in Siding is a smart stars consists of 12 $2 stamps in wish to add these latest St. Vincent tribute to Carnegie Hall’s centen­ investment. tribute to players elected to the adhesives to their collections of nial. AUCTIONS Paying too much Baseball H ^l of Fame; two sheet- baseball memorabilia. Eve^ Monday lets, each with nine 60-cent stamps, The Associated Press for it isn’t. They might also wish to ask; □ □ □ (and some Thursday & Fridays) RS'SKjing It one of th« most cost hailing great rookies of the past; a effidsni rtoma improvements you can “AMierc have you gone, Joe DiMag- GIRAFFE: The endangered make Because it adds to the beauty and single sheetlet of nine M-cent HISTORIC PHOTO — Sometimes a single photo can capture comfort of your home nght away and gio?” reticulated giraffe is the subject of a the essence of a news story. This photo, taken by AP photog­ adds to the ossie value >aier stamps dedicated to winners of the new set of four stamps issued by Plus. Weatherstone* vinyf siding from Most Valuable Player, Cy Young W k % Wotvenne features essy-mamtenance □ □ □ Kenya. Postal officials of the East rapher Jeff Widener, has come to symbolize the recent strug­ THmsmrmioiBmmjm A. and the hfe-k>ng durability you expect and Rookie of the Year awards; and V^leSTERN with preniium vmyl siding i i a popular CHRISTMAS STAMP: The African nation have joined many price a $5 souvenir sheet honoring players gle in China. UNION soon-to-be-released 1989 contem­ Third World countries in issuing from the 1989 All-Star Game. porary Christmas stamp was stamps that focus attention on en­ The Hall of Earners honored on r * MOTMY $en¥ices * I designed by Stevan Dohanos, of dangered sp)ecies. Photographs make Countryside SicCiny the stamps are Ty Cobb, Willie Mays, Stan MusiaJ, Ernie Banks, Westport, Conn. Dohanos has The reticulated giraffe is now I COPIES 1 Ho • SiwHESTM M A |_|_ 647-SIDE Lou Gehrig, Jackie Robinson, Bob designed 26 stamps and four found only in the northern and east­ ) I >11 I V I k la i Feller, Ted Wiliams and A1 Kaline, postcards, and has supervised ern regions of Kenya and in parts of moments in history plus the three most recent inductees artwork for more than 300 U.S. neighboring Somali. stamps during the past 30 years. He The 1.20-shilling shows a pair of — , processed. The pictures, in black Why Not Try is responsible for the 1970, 1972, giraffes; the 3.40-shilling has a pic­ and Carl Yastrzemski. By Harold G. Buell EVERYTHING IN GLASS ture of a giraffe lowering its long and white and color, were uans- WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT neck to drink from a water hole; the The Associated Press mitted in minutes to most of the Advertising Here? 4.40-shilling features a pair of adult world’s newsfiapers. Manx cats pose giraffes touching each other’s necks; Associated Press photographer Thus was bom another icon of Jeff Widener watched from his “Manchester Has It” I. A. WHIIE GLASS CO., and the 5.50-shilling pictures a our time. The photo of the lone man giraffe feeding on vegetation from perch high above the street in Beij­ standing down the tanks almost in­ ing as tanks clanked across the con­ 649-7322 special problems the branches of a tree. stantly became the picture that rates are very crete. It was just after (Thinese represented the students’ struggle IN OUR 40th YEAR troops had shot and killed against Chinese authorities. The pic­ reasonable. 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER Prospective owners of Manx cats demonstrating students in the ture took on a life of its own. • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS • STORE FRONTS — those unique felines with little or MacKeniJrick ill Chinese capital. Within days, the picture was writ­ • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. not tails and a bunny-hopping gait Pet Forum As four tanks rolled down the ten about, became the subject of — should be warned about problems Collectors’ Comer columnist street, a lone young man stepped out editorial cartoons and was printed caiiS4 3 “2 7 1 1 OLSEN that can occur. These cats have Russ MacKendrick is ill. His in front of them. He carried parcels widely in newsmagazines. easily moved — making them developmental deficits in their bony column will resume in a few weeks. that looked like shopping bags. Other icons? As you recall them, desirable urban ptets. vertebral column and spinal cord Widener was too far away to hear the images snap into your mind with awnings • accountants • air-conditioning that may cause problems. what the man shouted at the soldiers clarity. Moreover, they stir clear-cut TREE EXPERTS • auto parts • bakers • builders who drove the tanks. But the tanks memories of another time and • buyers • bartenders •_^»'penters Secondary to these defects fecal Foreign student doctorates stopped, a line of them, neat, order­ ilanrlipBtrr Hmlh Licensed and Insured another place. ihild care and urinary problems for constipa­ There were 3,844 doctorates awarded in sciences to non-U.S. citizens ly, military-sU’aight. The man and The explosion of the Hindenburg; 24 Hour Emergency Service • car washers tion may result. Unfortunately there at American colleges in 1988, and another 2,089 awarded in engineer­ the tanks stood there facing each the flag-raising on Iwo Jima; the • designeiis • drillers ing. Students from Taiwan received the most U.S. doctorates in both Serving the Manchester is no cure for these conditions which other, a David and four Goliaths. naked girl running down a road in MANCHESTER 647-3771 • drivenr^ electricians vary from mildly affected to severe categories in 1988, followed by students from Korea, China and India. Beijing’s streets were littered Vietnam after a napalm attack; a area for 100 years incapacitation. Responsible MaAx TOP FIVE COUNTRIES WITH STUDENTS RECEIVING with the debris of the recent killing; screaming girl over the body of a • Tree & Stump Removal • enginetv irminators breeders should be aware that they DOCTORATES FROM U.S. SCHOOLS, 1988: the blood was barely dry on the con­ slain student at Kent State; a Viet 16 Brainard Place framera VI may be perpetuating these condi­ crete. The touch of a button could Cong shot on the spot by a Viet­ • Cabling • Land Clearing Science Diplomas Manchester tions and should choose the cats blow this young man to nothing. He namese colonel; the joyous reunion • haircu\\ general contractors carefully. could be but one more name on a of a soldier and his family on a San • Topping • Pruning Taiwan ^ 376 long list. Francisco airport tarmac; Marilyn 203-643-2711 Veterinarians should warn They stood there, at an impasse • Bracing e heaters • janitors • masons China (3 ^ 352 Monroe, with her skirt billowing, as prospective buyers about possible — one man facing down tons of she stands over a New York City e opticians • plumbers • pools steel and firepower. The incident problems that may have to be ^ 350 subway grating creating publicity treated for a lifetime. I’m not knock­ lasted only minutes, but it seemed for a movie. ing the breed, Manx cats make ^ 260 an eternity to those who watched. There are others. wonderful pets; I’m just drawing at­ Suddenly, several other people Why do some pictures become MANCHESTER tention to possible problems. Canada 171 ran in from the side. They talked to icons? Why do they become etched MEMORIAL CO. ______BANDANA. the man and then ran off with him. so permanently into our minds? The tanks’ engines revved up and Should you eat one...or wear one? □ □ □ Engineering Diplomas B ecause there are some they continued down the street. Opp. East Cemetery photographs that succinctly capture OVER 45 WHICH DO YOU HEAR? MORE CATS: There are 55 Widener, watching from his posi­ ^ 398 the essence and emotion of a news YEARS CALL FOR A FREE HEARING TEST million cats in the U.S., (25% of tion, photographed the encounter story, of history itself. And because • 763 and 191 Main St., Manchester EXPERIENCE families own cats — often several of 3 ^ 255 with a Nikon 1^-2, using 1(X) ASA our minds remember events in still them) vs. 52 million dogs. The num­ color film. His shutter and aperture pictures, not in motion pictures. As Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 ber three p»t is caged birds number­ 255 setting was f5.6 at 1-125 th of a readers study these remarkable ing 12.9 million in 1987. Birds can second. He had a 400mm lens with • Eastbrook Mall. Mansfield QUALITY MEMORIALS A cm a photographs, they bum the images Phone: 456-1141 HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER COMPANY exist in city dwellings where dogs 136 telextender on his camera, making it into their memories. All the events A fwM SmrHcm Hmmrimg A id Cmmtmr and cats aren’t allowed. They are 800mm. noted above were seen on film, too, Iran relatively easy to care for, take up 81 SO UR CE; N xllo n a l Sc Im k * Foundulon The film was rushed to the AP but it is the still picture that survives lAsraaN ooMutcncurt LtAoiMa m u seance omaAMt 151 Tolcottville Rood, Roule 83, Vernon, CT 06066 (203) 872-1118 little spjace, are usually quiet and M oCH^M ca £) 1089 North Anwtea Syndicato. Inc. bureau in Beijing, where it was to recall the moment. 32—MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Scpl. 23,1989 OUB FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self, Ph.D. FOCUS/Senior Citizens BUSINESS Bargain hunting Recession worries linger Singing group needs members 1 ^ 4 ^ Oct. 18: Second bus. “Fall Foliage cohle - 12:30 p.m. behind spending By Chet Currier By Jeannette Cave, Trip, $36 per person. Call Friendship Tuesday: Oil painting - 9:30 a.m.; The Associated Press Financial Snapshot Director Tours at 243-1630. cable video class - 10 a.m.; photography X. WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumers taking ad­ Manchester Senior Nov. 14: Rockingham Race Track, - 10 a.m.; square dancing - 10 a.m.; ^ Friday, September 22,1989 vantage of bargains increased their spending in NEW YORK — Despite impres­ Citizens’ Center $30. Flyers available, signup Oct. 4 at driver education - 12:30 p.m.; water August by 0.9 percent even though incomes rose 9:30 a.m. piainung - 12:30 p.m.; bowling - 12:30 sive evidence lately of continued INTEREST only 0.4 percent, the government said Friday in RATE^ W*.k»clOM W**k»eo Y«««go If you love to sing, why not start out Nov. 1: Maritime Center in Norwalk, p.m. at Silver Lanes; exercise with “Cleo” economic growth, some Wall another report pointing toward continued economic Suecters are not yet convinced that this week with a song. There will be an lunch at the Red Bam, shopping at Stew - 1:30 p.m.; grocery shopping at Stop & m 9 rate paid on bank 6.44 6.44 6.01 expansion. ^ A veragt organizational meeting of our recreational Leonards, $34 perpperson, signup Oct. Shop. Call a day in advance for ride; the threat of a recession has been The Commerce Department said the jump in con­ 1 m oney- market accounts singing group on Oct. 2 at 10:30 a.m. We 11. non-grocery shopping at K-Man. Call a completely neutralized. © ore lUf sumer spending followed a 0.6 percent gain in July tate Monitor) need a minimum of eight men and Nov. 15: Coachlight, West Side Story, day in advance for a ride. If a business slump should set in, ^ (B ank F Wednesday; Pinochle - 9 a.m.; and was the largest since a 1.1 percent advance in they contend, the stock market is in women to be effective. Call the ofTice to $28 per person, signup Oct. 11. No SaeNTIST POULTS THAT PfRPS New classes: Oct. 13, 12:30 to 2:30 friendship circle - 10 a.m.; beginners April. danger of being caught off guard. 7.64 7.64 7.44 sign up. INHAPIT TH£ earth tor eons to eome . 1 91 -day Treasury bill yield The Video Group is still meeting to p.m., dried apple wreaths and dried apple square dancing - 10 a.m.; arts and crafts - Income growth, meanwhile, slowed from a 0.7 After all, they say, the stock HOWEVER, THE percent advance in July, in large part because of finish a program about the Senior Center. decoration, $7. 12:30 p.m.; driver education - 12:30 market is just three weeks and a few 8.1 9 8.08 9.04 arrears to PE AT strikes against several major telephone companies. ^ 30-year Treasury Bond We are looking to expand the group so Oct. 27, 12:30 to 2:30, fall decorated p.m.; bridge - 12:30 p.m. HA\/E1^EACH6VTHEPEAK Or Tn^fK percentage points away from the that we can begin to plan for other wisk broom, $6. Thursday: Dried flowers - 9:30 a.m.; eVO LU TIO N . WHILE /AOST NEW AtAJOR INSECT Nevertheless, personal incomes have increased for record highs set just before Labor PRICES tapings. No experience or equipment is Nov. 9: 9:30 to 11:30, padded photo orchestra rehearsal - 9 a.m.; lunch - COLLECTIONS REVEAL NEW ST’EO'ES, TH^/S nine consecutive months. Day weekend. album, $2. Bring an album, 2-and-a- 11:45 a.m.; program - “Slides of Alaska” necessary. Training will be provided. If NOT TRUE OR DIRPS . THE LAST NEW BIRD “Consumers are still basically positive in their at­ 'Wall S treeters seem to be m...... quarter lace and violet, one-yard material. -12:30 p.m. 1 interested, please call the Center. SPECIES WAS PISEOVEREP IN NOKTH titudes, largely based on a favorable job outlook,” thoroughly sold on the “soft land­ ^ Commodities Research Friday: Ceramics - 9:30 a.m.; bingo - 2 2 5 .5 2 225.41 2 4 1 .3 9 We have a volunteer who is willing to Sign up in center. said David Jones, an economist with Aubrey ing” theory — that the Federal The center will hold its Annual Arts & A^EKICA.IN n is! ^ Bureau Index teach pinochle, setback, and cribbage on 10 a.m.; exercise “Cleo” - 11 a.m.; set­ Lanston & Co., a New York government securitiea Reserve could slow the economy Crafts Fair on Oct. 28 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday mornings. If you are interested in back - 12:30 pjn. dealer. enough to resuain inflation without learning to play any of these games, call Available for sale will be handicrafts, ^ Associated Press ■ Blood Pressure Clinic: Wednesday, 9 “As long as the job sector holds up, and it cer­ inflicting much economic pain. 6 1 7 .7 0 6 1 9 .7 6 6 0 4 .3 6 the center and leave your name, phone Christmas items, ceramics, dried flower 1 Commodities Index to 11:30 ajn. (L-Z). tainly seems likely to do so, I think consumers will Should things not work out that number and the games you want to learn. arrangements, woodworking crafts, baked Mobile Mammography: Breast Check, continue to spend, at least when they’re given a bar­ way, the reasoning goes, traders The meals program is open each week­ goods, white elephant items, books, Oct. 25, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. By appoint­ STOCKS jewelry, etc. The center will accept dona­ gain.” could well be in for a rapid reap­ day from 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Reser­ ment. Call Mount Sinai Hospital at Jones pointed to strong rebate-induced sales of vations are no longer needed on tions. No clothes or shoes. These items PEOPLE praisal of the prices stocks ought to 286-4915. automobiles in August as an example of consumer Thursdays, except for special occassions. may be brought to the front office. command. 1 Dow Jones 30 2,681.61 2 ,6 7 4 .5 8 2 ,0 9 8 .6 8 AARP MAP Medicare edicaid As­ Tom Jones, woman settle bargain-buying and a major element of that month’s The following procedure has been es­ The Manchester Senior Center and the In theory at least, stocks shouldn’t sistance - Oct. 11. By appointment: call NEW YORK (AP) — British singer Tom Jones consumer spending gain. ^ ------tablished for TTiursdays. Tickets with Manchester Community College Older be vulnerable to many surprises of 2 6 9 .1 8 647-3211. and a woman who says he fathered her 15-month- I ' S i P S o o 34 7 .0 5 3 4 5 .0 6 numbers will be sold in the library begin­ Adults Association will a class entitled that kind. The collective vision of Legal Assistance; Oct. 20. By appoint­ old son agreed Friday to terms for the child’s sup- ning at 11 a.m. At 11:45 a.m. numbers “Manchester’s Government - Past, investors is supposed to be so sharp ment; call 647-3211. $ 3 ,4 0 0 ,3 3 8 $ 3 ,3 8 2 ,9 9 4 $ 2 ,6 8 0 ,2 9 4 will be called, and them people will enter FTesenl, and Future.” Mary Ann Handley, pon. that it can detect future fluctuations 1 Wilshire 5000 “I’m so glad it’s over,” said Katherine Berkery, billion billion the dining room and go through the line. a member of the Manchester Board of in the economy earlier than almost ^ (mkt. value ol 5000 stocks) billion Setback the 26-year-old mother of Jonathan Jones Berkery. Vans to include This method will avoid long waiting lines Directors and Professor at Manchester any other forecasting system. Sept. 15 Setback: Anna Welskopp 125; “I’m so tired.” to get meals. Community College, will leach the class. But that isn’t always the case, Mabel Loomis 125; Amelia Anastasio Berkery’s lawyer, Raoul Felder, said both sides Our Thursday programs are as follows: The class will consist of six sessions with contends A.C. Moore, research 122; Carl Popple 121; Betty Jesanis 118; agreed not to disclose details of the court settle­ front headrests Thursday: slides of Alaska by Kate numerous guest speakers. director at Argus Research Corp. in the last couple of months that the The New York Stock Exchange Call the center to register at 647-3211. ' Art Bouffard 118. ment. Saurage from the Connecticut Audoban Mon., Sept. 18 Pinochle: Sol Cohen 782; New York. Fed can feel ready to stimulate the composite index rose 1.14 to Men golfers are reminded about the an­ Family Court Judge Judith Sheindlin ruled July WASHINGTON (AP) — The govemmenL moving to Society. Amelia Anastasia 774; Edith O’Brien 27 that Jones was Jonathan’s father. At that time. “Stock prices many times have economy quickly at the first sign of 192.73; the NASDAQ composite Oct. 5: Authentic Dolls from Around nual banquet is slated for Oct. 5 at the reduce whiplash injuries, will require light tracks, vans 747; Mary Twombly 741; Mike Haberem Jones’, lawyers said they would appeal. They called gone right up into the teeth of reces­ possible trouble. index for the over-the-counter the World by Barbara Baker. Army & Navy Club. Individuals must and sport-utility vehicles to include headrests on the front 731; Helena Gavello 726; Dorn Anastasio Berkery a prostitute who lied about her background For the moment at least, stock market gained 0.50 to 468.07, and Oct. 12: To be announced. notify the center by Sept. 29. Entrees are sions,” he says. 724. and was trying to soak Jones for money. seats. traders seem unwilling to take sides the American Stock Exchange Oct. 19: Singing Songsters from South baked stuffed chicken breast and prime Argus this past week advised in­ Berkery said Jones fathered the boy in October A senator sponsoring auto safety legislation praised in this debate. As a result, stock market value index was up 1.74 at Windsor. rib. A guest ticket is $10. vestors to reduce their exposure to 1987, when they spent two nights together at a New tlie order Thursday by the National Highway Traffic prices spent the past week going just 381.38. Oct. 26: Special Halloween Dinner; The front closet will be emptied of all Bowling stocks, in large measure because of York hotel. Jonathan was bora June 27, 1988, in Safety Administration, but said so many people are driv­ about nowhere. reservations required. articles left there over the past several ing such vehicles that the safety standards should be al­ “a high prospect of a recession com­ Volume on the Big Board Senior Halloween Fashion Show. months. Any unclaimed articles will be Sept. 19: Bninno Giordano 547; Ed Hollywood, Fla. At the close on Friday the Dow most as tight as they are for passenger cars. ing up,” in Moore’s words. Jones average of 30 industrials stood averaged 139.09 million shares a Recruits are needed. sent to the needy. Adams 226, 115; Flarvey Duplin 569; Ono wants to leave the 60s Others who agree with him cite Norm Lasher 502; Carl Lepak 514; Cliff The safety agency, which has required headrests for at 2,681.61, up 1.33 points from the day, against 16532 million the week The Governor’s Day of Elderly Ser­ the very sluggish growth of the na­ Menus Coffin 553; Jim Fee 503; Rusty Rusconi BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Yoko cars since 1969, said multi-purpose passenger vehicles week before. before. vices will be held Oct. 17 from 10:30 tion’s money supply over the past Monday: Hot roast beef sandwich, 510; Mike Pierro 511; Stan Kalinoski Ono wants to leave the 1960s behind for a new age assembled after September 1991 woidd have to include a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The center has a bus of “wisdom” she predicts is coming soon. couple of years as a forewarning of gravy, potato, vegetable, beverage, de^ 527; Stan Wlochowski 538. the head supports. available and will register seniors on “My spiritual growth took place in the ’60s,” said trouble. Friday 29 at 9:30 ajn. Governor’s Day sert. Ida Cormier 176; Fran Maston 458; The rules cover all tracks and buses with a gross Tuesday: Ham grinder, juice, beverage, Yolallda Bums 185; Pat Olcavage 481. the widow of slain ex-Beatle John Lennon. vehicle weight rating of 10,000 pounds or less. “Federal Reserve actions have gives one the opportunity to gain infor­ “It’s a very private, personal history. But it’s a resulted in a major slowdown in AUTOMATIC mation on a variety of programs and ser­ dessert. Many manufacturers already include headrests in their dangerous trap when you have such an attachment economic growth since early 1987,” vices available on the local, state, and Wednesday: TUna oodle casserole, Pinochle vehicles. to that, when you don’t go forward,” Ono said. said Erich Heinemann, economist at COMFORT federal levels. Winners of the r e g it^ vegetable, roll, beverage, dessert. Sept. 20 Pinochle; Hazel McGary 685; The order was prompted partly by motorists’ Ono, 56, spoke to reporters Thursday at an art Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. spelling bees will receive recognition. Thursday: Shells & sauce with meat­ Helen Silver 655. widespread use of light tracks and vans as “substitutes balls, salad, garlic bread, beverage, des­ museum where her new show of bronze sculptures “Prelude to recession: Employ­ Free lunch and entertainment will also be and paintings opens Saturday. for passenger cars,” the traffic agency said in a statement. sert. ment has slowed, consumers are available. “I just feel that it’s a better age now,” she said. Whiplash injuries most often occur when a vehicle is BOLAND BROS. Friday: Sliced turkey sandwich, soup, Bridge dead in the water, profits arc down.” Other trips are as follows: “We are becoming more and more aware. I said it in struck from behind, throwing the occupants’ heads back. beverage, dessert. Sept. 20 Bridge: Joamie Allard 4,400; Of course, to stay with such a Oct. 10 to 17: Nashville/Oprylaiid/ ’84, that we were entering the age of wisdom, and Rehabilitation therapy for such injuries often lasts a year Grand Ole Opry, $775 per person/double Barbara Conklin 4,280; Catherine Byrnes negative view on Wall Street right INVITES YOU TO OUR On-Going Activities 4,230; Tom G iord^o 4,070; Joe Adams I’m glad to be a part of it.” or longer, the agency said. occupancy. Transportation, roomAneals, NHTSA estimated the new requirements will reduce now, you need to be willing to travel sightseeing, admission. Call Friendship Monday: Ceramics - 9:30 a.m.; line 3,690; Lew Flarris 3,550; Bill Cooper without much company. dancing - 9:30 a.m.; bingo - 10 a.m.; pin- 3,170; Irene Hallowell 3,040. Mayor gets bandanna the severity of between 510 and 870 injuries each year. It OPEN HOUSE Tours at 243-1630. LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Willie Nelson pulled a said nearly 18,000 whiplash injuries are reported each The resounding consensus in the red bandanna off his head and gave it to Mayor Bill year. financial world is that recent healthy WHEN: September 27, 1989 signs from most sectors of the Harris after the country singer received a key to the “These protections are not luxury options. They are 4:30pm to 8:00pm Social Security city in honor of his fund-raising work for farmers. basic protections every family deserves,” said Sen. John economy have pretty much dispelled Nelson has helped raise more than $10 million C. Danforth, R-Mo. the recession fears of a few months W HERE: Knights Of Columbus Lodge for strapped farmers through Farm Aid concerts in He said his legislation would also require that light ago. person receiving Social Security get? QUESTION: If a woman’s Social may also be entitled to benefits on her own the last foqr years. He plans another of the concerts tracks meet minimum roof and side-impact standards, be As P aul Boltz, financial 138 Main St. record. WTien she applies for retirement Security benefit is figured on her hus­ next spring at an undetermined site and a second equipped with high center-mount brake lights and carry economist at T. Rowe Price As­ benefits, she will be eligible to receive an ANSWER: For a single person the Manchester, CT band’s earnings, can she earn more in So­ farm benefit show in February or March in sociates in Baltimore, put it; amount equal to the larger, but not both. average monthly payment is currently air bags or automatic seat belts. cial Security by working herself? Washington/ D;C. “Recent economic statistics are When she applies for oenefits. the people $537. For a retired couple, the figure is Danforth said small trucks, minivans and four-wheel HIGH EFFICIENCY EQUIPMENT WILL “Since the 1985 farm bill we’ve had 4(X)-and- drive vehicles now make up about one-third of passenger pointing to a continuation of at Social Security will bo glad to help her $921. Something else to keep in mind: So­ something-ihousand farmers go out of business,” cial Security benefits are adjusted annually vehicles sold in the United Stales. moderate growth, not a recession.” BE ON DISPLAY ANSWER: A wife at 65 will be enliilcd figure which amount is larger. Nelson told reporters before he kicked off a street to keep pace with changes in the cost of Nearly 8,300 Americans were killed in light-track Besides, the bulls argue, the data to receive one-half of her husband s festival. living. crashes in 1988, he said. on inflation have been so good in benefit. But if she works on her own, she QUESTION: What does the average 1 Chrysler sells Firm can pass HURRICANE HUGO regulators in half its stock in Mitsubishi reorganization Looters reported DETROIT (AP) — Chrysler MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — Corp. is selling about half its stock shot in St. Croix U.S. Bankruptcy Judge James Yacos in Japanese automaker Mitsubishi Motors Corp. and will get about ruled Friday that Public Service Co. CHRISTIANSTED, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) — U.S. $310 million for it after taxes, a of New Hampshire can reorganize mainland forces carrying shotguns patrolled St. Croix on move that shows its caution about under federal law which means the Thursday to stop looting that has frightened islanders and company can bypass slate regulators the future, an analyst said Friday. tourists in the aftermath of Hurricane Hugo. Chrysler’s announcement earlier in setting electricity rates in its reor­ In Washington, a top Pentagon official said the in the day said the move will drop ganization. American forces found “chaos and near anarchy” upon its holdings in its Japanese parUier The decision was issued from the arrival in this popular U.S. resort, but the While House to 12.1 percent from 21.8 percent. A bench. Yacos said he would have a later said the situation was improving. group of 25 Japanese financial in­ formal ruling next month. The Marine Radio Band, monitored on nearby St. stitutions is buying the stock for Under state law, Public Service Thomas, said two looters had been shot in St. Croix, the cannot charge ratepayers for the about $592 million. Chrysler, which owns an as.scmb- largest and most populous island of the chain. However, Seabrook nuclear power plant imlil there was no word of their condition or independent con­ ly plant with Mitsubishi in Normal, it operates commercially. The idle firmation. 111., is in the midst of a $1 billion plant has been nnished for three The latest forces arriving from the mainland joined cost-culling program, but company years but lacks a full-power com­ 100 U.S. marshals and FBI agents that the U.S. attorney mercial operating license. Public officials said the stock sale was not directly connected with the financial general ordered to the island. Service was forced into U.S. On Thursday, dozens of marshals with shotguns were Bankruptcy Court 20 months ago trimming. posted in front of the downtown federal building, while under the financial suess of its lead “The fact is, we didn’t need it (the $310 million) to meet the short-term others patrolled the streets on foot. share in the $6.2 billion plant. One woman checking her destroyed yacht screamed Under federal regulations, the cash needs of implementing our bil- insults at marshals when they aimed weapons at her, ap­ company could seek wholesale rate lion-dollar cutting program,” said parently mistaking her for a looter. regulation, bypassing state control. Chrysler Chief Financial Officer “Go after the bloody criminals, not the honest Nicholas Ashooh, a spokesman Robert Miller. citizens!” she shouted. for the utility, said however that Chrysler, the No. 3 U.S. Territorial Sen. Holland Redficld said that in many Public Service has no intention of automaker, wasn’t making much cases, supermarkets gave pwople permission to take the seeking federal regulation. money on the Mitsubishi stock in­ food because it was spoiling. He said only a few looters “We plan to continue to talk with vestment, and selling 45 percent of were hardcore criminis. the state to achieve a mutually its shares would help boost the U.S. ^ssociaiG People were reported carrying guns after widespread agreeable resolution,” he said. company’s cash reserves. Miller looting convulsed the island, which still lacks water, FLOODED MANSIONS — Part bf the historic district in Charlestown, S.C., lies under water Martin Gross, the utility’s lawyer, said. power and telephone service in the wake of Hugo’s Friday morning after Hurricane Hugo passed over. Most of the great homes were spared stressed that Public Service will try Analyst David Healy of Drexel wrath. to reach an agreement with the stale Burnham Lambert Inc. of New York major damage and suffered only water damage. There were new reports Thursday that looting was “with stale regulation.” agreed. rampant too on neighboring St. Thomas, the second most Larry Smukler, the state’s chief “It’s an indicator of Chrysler s populous of the U.S. Virgin Islands and also a popular negotiator, said the decision “is ad­ overall caution on the outlook for tourist site for Americans. verse to us, to the public interest of The Associated Press the business in the United States, Old city hall New Hampshire.” he said. He said the state will appeal the S85 000 TEDDY — Doll expert Bunny Campione holds a rare “It was not producing a cash stays the storm decision, adding that “the state of which sold at auction in London this week for $85,000. The bear, made in return and now that they own half of New Hampshire will not let this Germany in 1920, fetched four times the previous top price paid for a teddy. what they owned before in Mit­ Hugo CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) (federal regulation) happen.” subishi, they still will have the same — While Hurricane Hugo’s 135 He said the state’s “last resort will business relationship and will be From Page 1 mph wind roared outside. I t be to acquire the company voluntari­ able to lake a good bit of cash out,” Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. ly or involuntarily” under the state s Healy said. watched the fury it vent^ on recently enacted power authority Efforts to support dollar Miller and Chrysler Chairman warm, moist air over open oceans. When these giant his beloved, 300-year-old city. Lee lacocca emphasized that the storms hit land, they lose their wallop, although they can legislation. Riley, city officials and a few The decision is^seen as giving the deal would not affect the coopera­ still manage considerable bluster. reporters stayed in Charleston’s utility leverage in its negotiations still firm, says president tion between the two companies. Charleston, S.C., felt the full wrath of Hugo, which historic city hall through with the state to set rates in the reor­ “By selling, we don’t think the wrecked a string of Caribbean resort islands beginning WASHINGTON (AP) — On the eve of a Secretary James A. Baker III, has been too com­ party’s over by any means,” Miller early Sunday. There were 20 confirmed deaths in the Thursday night as the area’s ganized company. placent about the dangers a high dollar poses to worst hurricane in three Yacos and parlies to thr meeting of finance officials of the world s seven said. Caribbean, but an official on Puerto Rico said the death biggest economic powers, the Bush administra­ the U.S. economy. . toll for the region was 26 people. About 50,(XX) people decades pounded the coastal bankruptcy were in federa Spokesman Kim Custer of Mit­ tion insisted Friday that efforts to stabilize the Baker in 1985 launched an effort with other are homeless. city where the Civil War began. bankruptcy court to discuss th< G-7 countries to push the dollar lower in order to subishi Motor Sales of America Inc., plans filed for reorganizing Public value of the dollar have not fallen apart. The city where the first shots of the Civil War were Late in the day, there was But many private economists expressed curb record-high U.S. trade deficits. A weaker the Japanese company’s U.S. fired in 1861 was clobbered with 135 mph winds and a Service. hope Hugo might spare Char­ criticism about the current state of international dollar makes U.S. goods more compcliuve on marketing arm in Cypress, Calif., tidal surge of 12 to 17 feet. The storm, which at its height overseas markets while making imports more declined to comment on Chrysler’s leston. But the storm gathered Yacos reassured critics from economic coordination and said they were ex­ was as large as the slate of South Carolina, flattened 30 strength and speed as it spun pecting little more than vague rhetoric at the end expensive for Americjin consumers. move. buildings, p)eclcd off roofs and flooded streets. Several Public Service’s unsecured But Brady has been much less of an activist in straight toward this city, which creditors’ committee, who say New of day-long discussions on Saturday. In 1971, Chrysler bought into people were believed trapped in a building collapse. Of­ had survived a number of near Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady and this area, generally choosing to play down con­ Hampshire Gov. Judd Gregg is Mitsubishi, at the time a privately ficials later said no one was found inside. misses from great storms in Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan will cerns that the dollar’s strength was threateiiing manipulating the value of the utility held company. “There’s just desmiclion everywhere,” said Mayor recent years. host the talks with their counterparts from Japan, to abort improvements in the U.S. trade deficit. Joseph P. Riley, who imposed a 6 p.m. curfew. He called for political reasons. A senior Treasury official, briefing reporters West Germany, Britain, France, Canada and Since then, Chrysler has been on it a “disaster of extraordinary dimensions.” From the moment it became on Friday, disputed contentions that the a financial roller coaster. The U.S. In papers filed this past week with Italy. . . Riley estimated damage at $1 billion in the city of apparent Hugo might strike the economic coordination effort had broken down, government guaranteed loans during the court, the creditors’ committee It will be the first meeting of finance mimsters 65,(XX) residents. Southeast coast, many Charles­ saying that it was the adminisualion’s view that the late 1970s that Chrysler even­ asked Yacos to reassert strong con­ and central bank presidents from the seven na­ National Guardsman patrolled streets, and Campbell tonians concedeid that, this time, “economic coordination is working well. tually paid off seven years early. trol over the case. tions since last April. Since that time, the so- confirmed there was sporadic looting before authorities their number was up. called Group of Seven has seemingly lost its “We think we have had a considerable Chrysler announced July 27 that it restored order. As Hugo’s wind howled out­ The governor has given his endor­ control over international currency markets. measure of success in terms of improving the would slash $1 billion from its $26 Jo Smith rode out the storm in her l(X)-year-old house side the plywood boards sement to a buyout offer from New Tne Associaiea Press The dollar is currently trading above the ceil­ performance of the world economy,” said the of­ billion annual budget by the end of across from the Medical University of South Carolina, protecting the windows, England Electric System of ings set by the Group of Seven despite numerous ficial, who spoke on the condition that his name 1990. Chrysler Motors Corp. Chair­ but said Friday she wished she would have left town. reporters wandered in and out Weslborough, Mass. The endorse­ WAITING FOR WORD — Craig Brown comforts his aunt, rounds of coordinated intervention, the process not be revealed. man Ben Bidwell, head of the com­ “I thought I was going to die,” she said. “The house of Riley’s office. On his desk ment superseded his earlier approval by which countries buy and sell currencies on He noted that the U.S. trade deficit, which fell pany’s vehicle-making arm, blamed was shaking. I could hear pieces of tin flying off (my) several candles burned as in­ Julia Simmons, as she awaits word Friday on a friend of an offer from Northeast Utilities the open market in an effort to mfluence the by a sharp 22 percent in 1988, has decline^ 11 the cuts on a slumping sales market; roof.” surance against the incviiablc trapped in the basement of a building in Charlestown, S.C. of Berlin, Conn. price. percent further so far this year, providing rising costs, especially in consumer Ai least 900,IXX) people were withoui power m the loss of power. The man was traoped for nine hours before rescuers could United Illuminating of New Some analysts blame the Bush adminislrauon evidence that while the improvement has slowed incentives; and forecasts of a softer Ciirolinas, officials said The total included 2()0.(XX) o. for the failure to get the dollar under control, 8.5 txjrcem of Uie homes and businesses in Charlotte f'ee ’ Haven, Conn., also seeks to merge it has not come to a halt. economy. with the uoubled utility. saying that Brady, unlike former Treasury 1 E A S Y Llvlng-2bedroom, 111J HELP MANCHESTER - New CLERK TYPIST I PART TIME I’/j both condo - oil new Listing! Spacious HELP WANTED 1111 WANTED appliances - mint con­ Ranch In sought after HURRICANE HUGO Position in our Accounting DepartmenL Appli­ dition - price reduced. Woodhlll Heights. This cants must possess typing skills, good figure STEEL Erector needed. Coll Ron Fournier 649- 6 room, IVj both home apptitude and the ability to work independently BABYSITTER - Self Em­ Experienced only to 3087, RE/M AX East of comes with flreploced ployed mom Is looking work on metal building the R iver, 647-1419.0 living room, screened with a high degree of accuracy. Knowledge of tor day time childcare porch, 2 cor garage. erection crew. Benef­ MANCHESTER ■ Now for 18 month old son, 8 Doris Bourque, Sentry CRT helpful. Excellent benefits. its. EOE. Call Bill 242- only 135,000 for these fo 10 hours per week- Real Estate, 643-4060.a Jet crash, hurricane Apply in person at; 3738.______brand new, huge, excit­ /schedule may vary. FULL Time office sales MANCHESTER STATE BANK References required. ing, 7 room, 1,800 so. ft. position. We need a beautiful contempor­ 1041 MAIN STREET 647-0809.______ANDOVER - Nice, two won't stop wedding or contact dependable, organized a r y Townhouses. family with owner's M rs. Tartaglia, 646- 4004 FLORAL Designer - person who enlovs Cathedral ceilings, An­ pool and privacy. Se­ WILMINGTON. N.C. (AP) — Constance Bland had Flower shop garden working with people. dersen windows, full parate backyards and EQE____ center, port time diver­ Paid training. basements, 2x6 con­ utilities, new root. Ex­ heard all the horror stories about what could go wrong m sified work. Floral de­ $5.50/hour. Coll 643- struction, family room cellent commute to the days before her wedding. sign experience neces­ 2 1 7 1 . ______fireplace, central air, Hartford. $195,900. sary both fresh and But in her wildest dreams she never expected her Full Time delivery posl- oven/ronge, dis- Clearwater Realty,228- CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES permanent. Call South tlon. Heavy lifting In­ hwosher, hood, dispo­ 4 6 6 8 . ______ETOorn to be in a plane crash. Or a hurricane to wipe out Immediate openings on 7am-3pm and W indsor, 528-7725. sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full both her honeymoon plans and the hotel arrangements cluded. Saturdays BY Owner - 4 room house, 3pm-11 pm and 11 pm-7am shifts. Fuil or part required. Paid train­ baths, wosher/drver appliances, large for out-of-town guests. time positions. ing. $5.50/hour. Call hookups, cedar siding, corner lot, gas heat, Barring further disaster, Satuday’s wedding will go on. SNACK Bor - Port time, 643-2171.______wall-to-wall carpeting, storage shed, private 18 years old. TollWood tiled tover, oak kitchen “I’m so stressed out right now, there’s no way 1 could Every other weekend required RECEPTIONIST - Busy beach. Reduced Country Club, 646-1151. cabinets, two-zone gas $129,900. 649-1794. handle planning this again,” Miss Bland ^ d late •Ask about our child care reimbursement law office seeks port heat, slider to deck and p a r t Time positions time person with good Thursday as Hurricane Hugo approached the Soutn •Non-benefits rate of pay program available. Flexible 2-cor garage. Owners telephone skills, light BOLTON - 4 Enrico Road. Carolina coast. “If I can just walk down that aisle with 10 Will Train hours. No experience w ill hold o second typing and filing quali- mortgage of $32,900 at Exceptional new 8 people in the church. I’ll be happy.” needed. We will train. tlcatlons. Call Diane room Contemporary Please call: Director of Staff Development, Wages starting at $6 8% with no principal or 646-3523. ______1.5 acres. $299,900. P i­ Crestfield Convalescent Home of Manchester per hour. Coll Spauld­ Interest payment due Her fiance, Tom Newberry, a New York City banker, l o t Attendant ; FuTl ano Real Estate, 646- 643-5151. ing Company for Inter­ tor 7 years. These ore was a passenger on the USAir jetliner that plunged into view , 289-7918, ask for time. Monday - Friday, beautiful single family 5 2 0 0 . g ______New York’s East River late Wednesday after an aborted Gory Chandler. An good driving record homes, not condomini­ HEBRON - 132 N ile s takeoff from LaGuardia Airport. Two women were equal opportunity em- required. See Joe Amo- ums; ond there ore, of Road. Exquisite new ployer, m/t/v/h._____ dlo, LIpmon Volkswa­ course, no association Victorian, central air, killed. The plane had been en route to Charlotte. gen, 24 Tolland Turn­ fees. Coll today for vac, 1.5 acres. $320,000. CLERK/TYPIST ASSISTANT Dog Worden pike, Vernon. 649-2638. Newberry, 27, survived the crash and was reportedly - Town of Manchester. complete details on Flano Reol Estote.a FIRE Restoration Com- these magnificent and DEAL Of The Century. 3i driving to Wilmington for the wedding. ------Press Port time, weekend po­ sition. Drive von to ponv needs full time beautiful homes at John Paul Lane, North of the River." Responsibilities for this position $167,900 w ith this very, Newberry crawled out of the wrecked plane and clung pick UP animals. Main­ workers. Will train. Coventry. Bullder/De- BEACHFRONT HIT — A beachfront home is ripped apart and lies open in the wake or will include heavy word processing/typing. tain dog pound Investi­ Holidays and benefits. very special financing veloper ottering ; to a piling in the water with other passengers until res­ filing and back up telephone coverage. The gate complaints, Issue Overtime available. This Is on excellen $90,000 2nd m ortgage - cuers arrived. Hurricane Hugo Friday. ideal candidate should be able to type 55 to 60 cltotons. $10 per hour. Stort $7. 646-6855. opportunity tor first No payments until the wpm and possess a flexible nature and Requires some expe­ AUTO And Truck Me- time buyers ond Inves year 2000. (Based on excellent interpersonal skills. '* 7°“ . rience with animals chonlc. Experience tors. Owner will con 8% fixed rate, no “He said they sang ‘Row, Row, Row Your Boat, slder rent with option and valid license. only. Top wages and points, no prepayment looking for a career in a fast paced ^ Rothman 8. Rothman, trying to stay calm,” Miss Bland said. agency, please forward a resume or contact Apply at Personnel Of­ benefits.,647-9552. penalty) and builder About 45 minutes after the Blands firsfheard about the Despite the show, work went on 646-4144.0______^ Lisa Pustis fice, 41 Center Street, will consider trade of crash, Newberry called them. Miss Bland said he assured Manchester or coll 647- MANCHESTER-$3lV,yuu. your property toward Charnas Incorpoi ated COACHING her he was unhurt, but she thought he was in shock. All During prime news time, competing technicians and 3126. Applications tor Reduced for quick sole. this new 3050 sq.ft. CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — Amid the uproar ol 76 Eastern Blvd. this position will be POSITION Lookout Mountain. An- Contemporary with ce­ he could talk about was his baggage. live coverage by the major networks and scores of other cameramen shout and make rude hand gestures for VACANCIES ^ soldi Built oversized 4 ramic tiled kitchen and Glastonbury, CT 06033 accepted until position Newberry’s passport and his tuxedo rest somewhere at media organizations. National Hurricane Center people to get out of their shots of Sheets. Is filled. In b a ^ to a ll, softball and bedroom Colonial, 2Vj . breakfast nook, floor At his back, casually dressed forecasters who have 65 7-860 0 baths, large eot-ln kit­ to celling granite fire­ the bottom of the East River. But the wedding will go on. forecasters went about their business of monitoring Hur­ cheedeading tor the Bolton been working 12-hour days tracked the storm via com­ chen w/wet bar and place, 4 brs, 2 full “We thought about calling it off, but with so many ricane Hugo. , ■ j liliHELP Public Schools. For in­ gloss doors to screened baths, 2 half baths, people coming down here, I just don’t think my nerves “The whole system looks chaotic, but it works, said puters and satellites. formation and application porch. Plaster walls, 2 lacuzzl and 3 car gar­ “We obviously don’t like this and eould probably do a LLLl WANTED age. Philips Real Est- could take it,” Miss Bland said. Bob Sheets, the center’s director. FULL-TIME SALES call Athletic Director David fireplaces, attic ton. On one side of a large room dominated by a U-sliaped better job, but everyone knows now because of the d i s h Washer-Local food Leeteat 643-2768. Completely private qte, 742-1450.g______wooded vord. Three About 225 guests are expected. Miss Bland s mother bank of monitoring equipment were the forecasters, media,” said hurricane specialist Max Mavfield. “In ^ e service company has SITTING Pretty - Long­ Caribbean, we were not so certain the word got out. But CLASSIC FINE JEWELRY on opening position for blocks from 1-384. Im­ ing for quiet peaceful spent most of Thursday trying to find hotel rooms for the making meticulous calculations about where the deadly we know the Carolinas have been evacuated.” ^ o hardworking person mediate occupancy. living? Discover this 50 guests who had plaimed to check into a hotel at hurricane will strike and getting emergency operaUons Bv owner 646-8711. lovely custom built uni­ When a hurricane warning goes into effect, ‘‘It s a $50 MANCHESTER to loin ourteom. Duties Real Estate Wrightsville Beach, which was ordered evacuated as Include washing pots, BOLTON - By owner. que home. Sits high on going in those areas. million statement,” said meteorologist Joel Cline, refer­ Hugo approached. On the other side were the media — a pack of We are looking for someone who en­ emptying trash and Open house, Sunday picturesque hill with ring to the cost of emergency preparations and evacua­ l-4pm. 7 Lourwood circular drive. Move reporters, camera operators and technicians, jockeying light cleaning. We offer The storm caused little damage at Wrightsville Beach, tion plans that must ’oe implemented when the warning is joys meeting people in a friendly at­ $7 to start and super IHDMES Drive. (Birch Moun­ In. Im m acu late and for seconds of Sheets’ time and tidbits of his expertise. tastefully decorated. where the family plans to hold a reception dinner. mosphere. Retail experience a plus. benefits. C oll 633-4663, FDR SALE tain area) Dutch In the center was Sheets himself. Suirounded by post^- .. , . .u . Glastonbury. Ask for Raised Ranch In quiet In law po ssibility. C all As for the honeymoon — which had been scheduled “If we weren’t here, then you wouldn t know that a cameras, wires and two dozen journalists with p a ^ and We will train. Employee discount and Dave. residential, treed, 1.09 Diane Comollo today for the British Virgin Islands before they were devastated storm was out there,” he said. Before the hurricane warn­ MANCHESTER - Charm­ 646-0891, R E / M A X East telephones, the ubiquitous red-headed meteorologist t o acre lot. Offering 3 by the hurricane — the couple will make other plans. ing system was established, a storm of Hugo s power incentives. Salary commensurate with GENERAL ing V icto ria n . $147,900. bedrooms, 2Vi baths, 2 of the R iver, 647-1419.0 appeared on television all week next to a large satellite Immaculate home with “I suggested Iowa,” Miss Bland said, somewhere far, would have cost thousands of lives. car garage, applian­ COUNTRY Charmer - / monitor showing colorful images of Hurricane Hugo. experience. CLEANING PERSON great potential. 3 bed­ ces, rear deck, wood room tall Colonial - P a rl-L T ie far away from the water.” Call for an interview; rooms, heated sun paneled rec room Front to back fire- Morning hours porch with atrium w/tlreplace, wet bar placed bow front living Starling at 7am doors, oversize garage and bookcases. Newly room - large tover - 649-4537 Lynch Toyota Pontiac which can be heated, painted In and out. front porch plus large 646-4321______hardwood floors Security system. Move screened porch - Call to from 10am-5pm throughout and more! 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Ext. 400 643-0844, R E / M A X East T> School street, Manchester, 1091 Main Street Manchester, CT 06040 H’s What We Do Best! and privacy. D.W. Fish openers. $268,000. C all ars, East Middle taurant, 706 Hartford wants ... that's w hat want ^ Equal OpportunKy Employer^ of the R ive r, 647-1419.0 Connecticut. Manchester, CT 06040-6012 R ealty, 643-1591.0 G e rry, 644-8332. 050-09 Tu rn pike. Road, Manchester. ads are all about. 042-09 051-09 ■ I m 3

I APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS MANCHESTER - Abso­ ONLY The Finest! HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS $199,900. Beautiful 3 HOMES HOMES I FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT lutely Charming. I FOR SALE [FOB SALE $159,900. Beautiful Co­ bedroom Contempor­ FOR SALE FOR SALE lonial In Parker Street ary Raised Ranch with MANCHESTER - Two MANCHESTER - 6 room, area, featuring brick open floor plan and BRAND New Listing! Na­ JUST Hang Your Hat! Speciolisll D«n‘t heated apartment 1st tioning, washer/dryer TMt HLMTY COMn^NY bath, private yard with 6 4 3 6 3 2 1 BOLTON - 4 room apart- FOR SALE BY OWNER acre plus. $110,000. Call • A«p(RCMm«nl Window* m W N CARE floor. Security. No hook-up, deck. $675 per f MANCHESTER VERNON patio! Blanchard 8, ment, fireplace, car­ pets. $650 monthly. 646- month plus utilities. 643-5927; evenings and C a ll Ron 871-1400 Rossetto Realtors," peting, no pets. 2426, 9am-5pm, 649-2369.______643-1591 weekend; 537-4776. 6 4 3 -9 9 6 6 AffordaUe Roofing We're Selling Houses" Gaaaral Yard Ctaaa Up References required. weekdays. BRAND New Condo - 646-2482.0______VERNON Condo - Spa- Bait I any raaionabta ••llmat*. • Ltw nt R«k*d $510 monthly. 646-2311. All typ«* rooflng and tapair*. • Brush Rsmoval Never lived In 3 bed­ ______r MANCHESTER - Two clous one bedroom LIKE private home. 3Vj room Townhouse, 2Vj with attached garage. 30 y«an axpotanoa Uo*o«ad • Tr*e Removal REDECORATED - Se- rooms. Lease. Secur­ family, maintenance and Inwjrad. • Hedge Trimming baths, central alr/vac, Excellent condition. FARRAND REMODELING cond floor oportment ity. Working single OPEN HOUSE tree, completely reno­ • And More In 4 family. Appliances all appliances Includ- Fully oppllanced kit­ Room •d d ltlo n t. dochB rooting, ★ 649-0894* • ReM onable Retet male preferred. 643- SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 23rd, 12-2PM vated 1988. Close to tiding, windewt tnd gutttrt All In g microwave,, chen, celling tan and Included. $525 plus util­ 2880.______downtown. Owner fi­ typM of rtmodoling Bt>d r tp tir t. call 657-9761 washer, dryer and Ice )9 Lydall Street, Manchester air conditioner. Just ities. Security and ref­ nancing available. Call Bob Farrand. Jr erences required. No 118 Main Street, 3 room maker. Wall to wall $1 59,900. Owner- reduced, seller moti­ apartment Including Bua. 647-8509 MISCELLANEOUS pets. 646-7336.______carpeting, fireplace, /Broker Dale Reese. vated. Call Rich Burns SERVICES CONCRETE heat/hot water. $560 deck, attached garage 646-3039, RE/MAX East Rea. 645-6849 FIRST floor apartment In per month. Security. 529-8276. tour family with fur­ w/door opener, secur­ of the River, 647-1419.n No pets. 646-2426, 9am- ity system and full Roman Spiewak nace and some ap­ 5pm weekdovs.______CAflPEHTtHS/HAMOYMEH HAWKES TREE SERVICE pliances. Redecorated. basement. Central lo­ OPEN LOTS/LAND Buckat, truck 8 chippar. cation short walk to Raaaonably pricad ratiden- Stump ramoval. Fraa Mason Contractor $550 plus utilities. Se­ 449 Main Street, 5 room SUNDAY 2-4 FOR SALE tial (mprovamanta. Claanlng. •atlmita*. Spaclil Brick, Block or Stone curity and references apartment. $600 per Manchester Hospital, hauling, building, ramodal- BEST IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD conildaratlon for aldarly Chimney*. Palloa, Wall* required. No pets. 646- month plus utilities. porkode and many BEST BUY IN ing (la kltchana, batha. and and handicapped. New. Raatorabon* and Rapali* churches. No children. ANDOVER - 2.7 wooded rac fooma) All calla an- 7336.______Security. No pets. 646 COVENTRY $156,900 Tastefully decorated 3 BD. end unit includes two lull baths, FP in living TOWN No pets, trucks, RV's or acres near lake, ap­ awarad. Rafarancaa. 646-4134 FIVE room apartment, 2426, 9am-5pm, room, two atrium doors to deck and patio. 1 car garage. Country setting 647-7553 motorycles. $1200 per Energy efficient 2 bdrm proved, School Road, 647-1824 $600. Three room weekdovs.______1 625 sq. ft.. 3 BR Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, on a beautiful lot. Exceptional condition. Colonial style condo. Dir: Get that chimney re­ month plus utilities. Townhouse in small com­ $69,900. 742-5089. apartment, $500. With MANCHESTER - Two Vernon Street or Lake Street to Lydall St. paired before winter! Cal! Coll 646-8711.______kitchen Ig. Family Room, LR, deck, mudroom, ple x. HAW v ie w o f brook. PIANO TUNING heat and hot water. and 3 bedroom apart­ now for a free estimate. MANCHESTER - Beacon office, over-sized 1 car garage, 3/4 acre, $121,900.391 Adams St. MANCHESTER - '/j acre Mark Trotier Phllbrick Agency, 646- ments. 646-1218, ask tor Fully Insured. HIM 2 bedroom, new quiet neighborhood, many extras. Principals No. 15, Connie Kelleher, 4200. Phil or Suzanne. D.W ,HSH ^(M Hom es, plus wooded lot. Sass PAIHTING/PAPERING 15 Years Exerience kltchen/corpet, near only. THl KLMIY COIVtrV^Nr 633-5352. Merrill Lynch Drive. $90,000. Call 643- TALAGA MA50NRY MANCHESTER - Mature park. No pets. Availa­ Realty, 633-3674. 5927; evenings and Reasonable Rates MANCHESTER - 3 bed- MANCHESTER VERNON 643-8209 room apartment, adult for nice 4 room ble Immediately. $760 Directions: Middle Turn­ weekend; 537-4776. apartment. Fully car­ 742-8472 643-1591 871-1400 647-5719 washer-dryer hookup. monthly Including heat pike to Adams Street. INTERIOR/EirrERIOR C Q M k n a s____H I I | peted plus kitchen ap­ and hot water. Call PAINTING Nice neighborhood. pliances! $600 per Got a new computer? $650 plus utilities. Se­ 346-9238, leave \ Painting & light Caipeniry, Screened loam, gravel, month Including heot r curity deposit and ref­ _message. ______Driveway Sealed. Porches & processed gravel, Need a tutor? and hot water. (No erences. M9-4820 or 646- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hatchways rebuilt. sand, stone, and 111! tor Do you own a oompul;/f7 Lot mo pets) Coll 649-4000. hoip you Nnd out whal your 4412. Distinctive Custom Homes Built Galligan & Co. E S T A T E O F I delivery call George computor con do for you. CARL H. ANDERSON 649-1698/643-6386 Griffing 742-7886. Koop Incomo Ua rooordo. LEGAL NOTICES altCa ACT NOW Ornfl lotloro. ’’The Old-Fashion Way” by CARL H. ANDERSON, JR. Sort out your poymoni ochoduioo. AND WE’LL GIVE YOU A FAMILY ROOM — FREE!’ NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES "Plackledge Wall Papering and GUTTER Do monthly billing. SEC. U-157 GENERAL STATUTES-REV. Of DSI The Honorable William E. Tooch your hldB computor okllli TAX COLLECTOR OF THE TOWN OF BOLTON, CT FitzGerald, Judge ot the Court Painting Find out whBt you con do or> Iho Construction Inc. CLEANING o t Probate, District of ONLY ^5,000 DOWN 30 years Experience compuloi NO CHARGE FOR Having made lawful demand tor the payment ot foxes due JOHN V. PANCIERA. BUILDER Manchester at a hearing held Insurance and INITIAL OUR INTERVIEW To me as tox collector of the Town of Bolton SERVICE having been neglected and refused, l will sell of public on 9/18/89 ordered that all 5 models to choose from dotormino uoth your noodt ond If I OPEN HOUSE MODEL HOURS Relerences for estimate call con bo of ootlotonco. auction all or enough ot the following *' claims must be presented to QODLAND separately, to satisfy taxes and Interest and all charges SATURDAY 12 Noon -3 PM Attached garages Tues. & Thursday MARTY MAHSSON ttie fiduciary at the address 875-0634 or 875-9142. 649-6763 accrued thereon. w/opener 6:00 - 9:00 P.M . 649-4431 below. Failure to promptly Easy access from fonr towns: 2 bedrooms 1 Property assessed from October 1, 1976 present any such daim may Sat. & Sunday 1, 1988 In the name ot Francis J. Eyerln, Jr. and Loretta From uUatonbuiy - Hebmn Avenue (Rt l>/4 baths result in the loss of rights to 1:00 - 4:00 P.M . Eyerin to satisfy foxes at $473.20 plus all charges accrued 94E), leftonBirchMouiitaln Road, Rlghton Fully applianced ROOMS thereon. Property located at Orchard Lane #1, jot *239, recover on such claim. Lookout Landing. I BUSINESS I 1 APARTMENTS more particularly described In Bolton Land Records, Choice of colors Call 645-8480 Susan McQuay From Ifancheater/Bolton - Porter Street PROPERTY FOR RENT FOR RENT Volume 33, Page 289. P riced from $139,900. S i/c T w lx 'MINIl IMS For Info /tss't Clerk to CampmeeUng Road, Right on Birch 2 Property assessed from October 1,1982 through October 1,1988 In the name ot Wells M. Rlsley,etol. to satisfy taxes Mountain, Right on Villa Louisa, Left on MANCHESTER - 9000 MANCHESTER - Room MANCHESTER - West- The fiduciary is: Lookout Landing at $1736.54 plus all charges accrued thereon. Property Cheryl S. Mastrio ‘PHASE I ONLY sq.ft, can be divided tor rent. $70 per week, 1 slde, 3 bedroom du­ located at Cider Mill Rd. (Lot 32) more wHIculorty 6000/3000. 14' overhead 60-B Charles Drive From Hebron - Route 66 to left on 85 to Directions: (From Hartford) I-84E Exit 62- R ig h t at end of rarnp. Left onto'Tolland month security. Fe­ plex, fully carpeted. described In Bolton Land Records Volume 55, Page 248. drive-ln doors, loading male preferred. 649- Manchester, CT 06040 ^ I t A c tn A T»_____ 111 Route 94 (Hebron Avenue), right on Birch Turnpike. Bear right on North Main Street. Right on Main Street. Right on Also drapes on all win­ Sold sole will take place In the Bolton Town Hall, m # 3 I A SCr6116 TO ACr0 r onci Mountain, raght on Lookout Landing dock. 647-9137. 1698.______Scott L. Anderson Woodland Street. 1/10 mile on right. dows. Electric stove Center Rood, Bolton, CT on Saturday Noyember 18, 10:00 A.M. The properties beino soljl ore 141 Eldridge Street (From Boston) 1-84 Exit 63. Right off exit. 2nd light right on Rt. 83. One mile take MANCHESTER - Quiet, and refrigerator, oil non-smoker, sem i- heat. Large back yard. bulldobie under current zoning regulations. All properties Manchester, CT 06040 right North Main. Next light left on Main St. for 4/10 mile, right on Woodland 1/10 Just because you don't private entrance/bath, ore sublect to restrictions and covenants os use on Item doesn't mean Children accepted. No opMor. Also sublect to Inlond-Wetlonds l^ulotlons. Lisa G. Harley mile on right. security, lease, refer­ the Item has lost Its value. pets. $600/month plus Sublect to tax on the Grand List ot October 1, 1989. 163 Pheasant Run Ftoad D.WFISH f T o m e s ^ ences 643-8830. utilities. Security dep­ Why not exchange It for Doted at Bolton, CT this 14th day ot September, 1989. Bristol, CT 06010 THE REALTY COMP/VNY -A- -A -a n d G a r d e n s ^ osit and references re­ cash with an ad In Classi­ 032-09 0 5 2 -0 9 VERNON 871-1400 MANCHESTER 643-1591 Manning Realty fied? 643-2711. quired. 649-1982. 1 • •«*a»a9a*«w r 4T r a a a I I a a « « • «a IQ 71 MISCELLANEOUS TAG I CARS CARS CAMPERS/ FOR RENT Io 'I for s a le SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE TRAILERS AT Bolton Lake-4 room, appliances, private END ROLLS MULTI Family - Satur­ PONTIAC 1980Sunblrd-2 1986 HONDA XR-250 In BUICK Skylark 1980 - 2 SPORTS beach. Security dep­ ITh" width — 25« day and Sunday, 9am- door, 4 cylinder, auto­ Storage. Mint, mint door, excellent condi­ osit. References. $650 tion, 52,000 miles, $1500. 13" width — 2 for 25C 4pm. Leland Drive. matic, sun roof, 63,000 condition. 175 original per month plus utlll- Organ, rider mower, miles. $800 or best miles, legal street re­ 643-1783. tles. No pets. 649-1794. Newsprint end rolls can be picked up at the Manchester furniture, etcetera. offer. 644-2833. paired, light kit. $2400 PONTIAC 74 Wagon - SOUTH Manchester - 6 Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. SUNDAY, September 24, or best offer. 228-0787. 455CC, V8, auto, air Masse feels ‘strange’ as hall of fame grows to 50 room Colonial. Newly Monday through Thursday. 9am-3pm. 84 Bigelow conditioner, power painted, carpeted, Sreet(oft Main Street). SCHALLER window/locks, work- HOLIPAV HeoTth Execu- ACURA QUALITY C A R b lN A L' very roomy, close to tlve Membership - Weather permitting. house. $400 or best By Rick Santos 384. Possible lease with Miscellaneous Items. PRE-OWNED AUTOS offer. 646-6212. Value oyer $850. Asking 83 N lt t in S tania *3405 BUICK, INC. Manchester Herald option to buy. $900 a $600. Five dollar a year 1988 Pont Grand Am $8690 1976 BMW Sport Sedan - month. Call 646-2796. 5 Spd.. A/C. Starao 1968 Buick Century $10,980 dues. Use any location. 87C «M caQ TS M140S ‘ 175 horse power, 58,000 642-7338. 5 Spd.. LoadPd. Rad 1988 Buick LeSabre $11,980 miles, rebuilt engine, “It’s even tougher in the minor leagues than everyone Automotive 83 Pontiac 6000 LE *3905 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 r n STORE AND HOWELL Cheney 1990 V8. Auto. Loadad quick sale. $2950. 643- says it is,” said Manchester’s Bill Masse Friday night at 84 Chav Caprica Claaalc *4905 1988 SOLD Wagon $11990 4910. [ ^ O F F I C E SPACE Class Ring, 10K, white VS. Loadad 1988 Dodge Dakota P/U $8980 the 10th annual Manchester Sports Hall of Flame induc­ gold. $150. 647-0607, 88 Acura Intagra 3 Or *11495 tion dinner at the Army and Navy Club. CARS Auto. A/C. Low Miiaa. Rad 1987 ChevConv Van $13999 MANCHESTER - Prime 10am-6pm. 80 Chav Nova *3905 1987 Buick Park Ave $11850 ITRUCKS/VANS A near-capacity crowd of over 380, setting an atten­ East Center Street lo­ FOR SALE Auto, Starao 1987 Honda CRX, 2Dr. *7380 VICTOR VIctrola Ca- 85 Toyota Corolla SR-5 *3005 FOR SALE dance record for a Hall of F ^ e dinner, gathered to see cation! Attractive Co­ 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo $8496 binet. Good condition. 1985 SUBARU DL 4 door 5 Spd . A/C, Starao. Claan Masse and four other local sports celebrities added to the lonial decore with fire­ $100 or best offer. 647- 87 Jaap W ranglar *8005 1988 LeSabre LTD Cpe. $8960 1986 CHEVY PIcJTtm^ place. Great road Sedan - Standard trans­ 5 Spd . V-8. Soft Top 1988 LeSabre Cuat Cpe $8480 list of inductees. Also honored were A1 Obuchowski, 0607, 10am-6pm. mission, 42,000 miles, 85 Buick Cantury *4905 foot bed, 21,000 miles, visibility and parking. Auto. A/C 1986 Buick Electra 380 $9980 $7000 or best offer. Jack Stratton and Stan Hilinski, and the late Mickey Kat- Security system. $925 STUDENT 3/4 sl2e violin $3,000. 646-7423. 83 Honda Accord LX *4305 1985 Buick Riviera $9480 5 S p d. A/C 649-1698.______kaveck. per month. Allbrio with case $100, 15 com­ SUBARU 1988 GL-10 XT6 1985 Cadi Sad. Dev $8995 bination storm win­ 83 Olds Clara *3905 Realty, 649-0917. Coupe. Excellent con­ V8. Auto. A/C 1985 Buick Regal Cpe $6860 GMC 1988 4x4 Loaded Masse, 23, the youngest ever to be inducted into the dows, variety of size. 84 Olda Cutlaaa *3095 1985 Chav Cavalier $5490 pick up with deluxe dition. 12K, loaded. Auto. A/C. PS. ranks that swelled to 50 with Friday’s induction, said he Best offer. Room di­ Asking $12,900. Call 646- 1985 Olds Ciera $5895 cap. Excellent condi­ vider with cabinet, MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM felt a “a little strange” being honored with a group of old 5115. 345 CENTER ST., 1986 Buick Century Sed. $6380 tion. $12,500. GMC 1988 men. FLOORING shelves, desk, TV shelf. MANCHESTER 81 Adams St., Manchester pick up with cap. Ex­ Best offer. 646-3830. B OB R ILEY 647-7077 649-4571 cellent condition. The former East Catholic standout finished his first $11,800. 643-5614. year of professional ball this summer by helping the FLOOR SANDING OLDSMOBILE Class A Prince William, Va., Cannons defeated the 259 Adams St., Manch. Durham Bulls to win the Carolina League championship. • New and Old Floors 649-1749 • Natural & Stained TAG Masse, an outfielder for the farm or­ Floors SALES New 1989 Cutlass ganization, hit .450 during the playoffs and was named Ciera 4 Dr. Sedan the series most valuable player. John Vsrfallle - 646-5750 St# 9410 “The playoffs eased the pain,” he said. During the NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Till, Int. Wipers, AC 4 Season, CHORCHES eral Statute 23-65 prohibits Div Bench Seat, Rear Delog­ regular season, he said, he couldn’t hit with consistency. the posting ot advertise­ ger P185/75R14 WW Tires, CHKYSLKK OodgeTruchs ^ “I’d go 8-for-lO, and the next week O-for-20.” ments by any person, firm or 2.5 Liter EFI L4 (Tech IV), AT. OocIgE I GARDENING corporation on a telegraph, Composite Halogen Head­ But Masse had no consistency problems in the field, telephone, electric light or lamps. Bumper Molding he said. His arm felt good all season, he said, and he CHRYSANTHEMUMS - power pole or to a tree, Front & Rear, PB Front Disc You dig your con­ shrub, rock, or any other Roar Drum. Body Side Mold­ threw out 12 runners in 140 games. n atural oblect w ith o u t a w rit­ ing, Front Wheel Drive, Roar Right now, he’s in the middle of a 30-game season tainer. 550 Bush Hill Side Mirror. TRUCKS, TRUCKS, TRUCKS Road, Manchester. ten permit tor the purpose ot with the Yankees instructional team in Tampa, Fla. There protecting Itorthepubllcand Over 56 to choose from Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald carries a fine ot up to $50 for Starting at CLEARANCE PRICES ON ALL 89's he’s hitting more consistently, he said, b ^ u s e he can MISCELLANEOUS eoch offense. concennate on baseball and not worry about motels and HONOREES — The Manchester Sports Hall of Fame added to its hall of fame ranks Friday . SERVICES A^AFl'CHeSTEft - M Cour- 1989 Dodge D-100-8tt.bed tland Street, Saturday, $10,999'» 1989 Dodge W150 4x4 bus rides. night, and also honored two who contributed to sports in town. Those honored were, from 8am-2pm. Sofa, end ta­ MncludM All QM lnc*ntlvM Two tone, H-D Pkg., Auto 318, Rear Prosp II Pkg., Auto, 318 Ena. Rear Step In the off-season. Masse, who said he hopes to start GSL Building Mainte OR FInirtcIng •• low m 7.9% left, Al Obuchowski, Stan Hilinski, Bill Masse, Lee Fracchia, Jack Stratton and Tom nance Co. Commerci- bles, dressers, sewing slider, Step Bumper S TK .# 9014 Bumper, MORE STK.# 9319 the spring with the Yankees Double A team in Albany, machine, dining room N. Y., plans to gain strength and put on some pounds with Stringfellow. Leo Katkaveck, right, accepted the award for his late brother Mickey Kat- ol/ResIdentlol building W a s $16,160 Was $17,346 repairs and home Im­ set and other assorted OLDS 1964 - Dynamic 88 a w ei^t lifting program. “I want to be 205. Right now. kaveck. Fracchia received the Friend of Sport Award and Stringfellow received the Unsung provements. Interior Items. Station Wagon. Possi­ Chorches disc. 3,365 Chorches disc. 3,355 ble restoration or I’m 185.” Award. and exterior painting, EVERYTHING Must go R e b a te 2,000 Rebate 2,000 light carpentry. Com­ owner moving. Some parts. Best offer. 643- He said he lost some weight this summer because he antlaues, household 5967. wasn’t lifting nor eating right. “There were too many Obuchowski, an outstanding baseball and basketball plete lanitorlal ser­ Your Cost $10,795 Tommie Stringfellow, who received the Unsung Hero vice. Experienced, rel­ goods and garden VOLVO DL 1982 - 4 door Your Cost $11,991 nights of going into a 7-11, and getting a sub. •Plus Tx& Reg. player with the local Polish-Americans and Hamilton Award, and Little League umpire and officer Lee Frac­ iable, free estimates. tools, 65 Weaver Road, Sedan, light blue, 103K, •Plus Tx & Reg. ’ “If I could advise anyone eoing into minor league Standard, said one of his fondest memories of his sport­ Manchester, Saturday, chia, who took the Friend of Sport Award. 643-0304.______great shape. $4200. 649- baseball,” he said, “1 would tell them to learn how to ing days was at a basketball tournament in Holyoke, JUNK Removal from Sunday, September 3514. Stringfellow said his proudest moment came in 1952 your home. 646-3359, 23rd, 24th, 9am-4pm. 1989 Chrysler Labaron Coupe cook.” Masse’s not worried about gaining too much Mass. He hit a shot at the buzzer to give his team a one- 1989 Dodge Dakota 4x4 8ft.bed weight. He stole 17 bases for Prince William and was point victory. in Munich when he umpired a game between two U.S. leave message.______MANCHESTER - 54 Dud­ Popular Equipment A /C , Auto, Road Army teams. As he called the game’s last batter out on ley Street, household Auto Trans., V-6 Eng, Rear Slider, Rear only caught once. He said he would uade a few steals for Stratton, a baseball and football star, quarterbacked the PIANO Tuning - Gradu­ Wheels STK.# 9312 strikes, he leaped into the air. “Before I could land, the ate of Hartt School of and miscellaneous CLYDE Step, M/S Tires, MORE S T K .# 9332 a few home runs. South End Cubs when townwide football rivalry was at things, Saturday, Sep­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. catcher caught me and held me in a bear hug,” he said. Music. Ward Krause, Was $14,369 Was $15,068 But before Masse can hit any more home runs, he had its peak in the 30s. 643-5336. tember 23, 9am-4pm. ROUTE 83, VERNON “Everyone rushed onto the field. I thought they were Sunday, September 24, Chorches disc. 1,740 1,754 to share some of the glory Friday night with the other in­ The late Katkaveck played and managed in the St. 80 Malibu Classic Wag. *2 9 9 5 Chorches disc. going to tear me apart, but they congratulated me. They 10am-2pm. Rain or Caprice Classic Cpe. *6 8 9 5 Rebate 2,000 Rebate 1,500 ductees. Louis Cardinals farm organization for more than 15 shine.______84 said I umpired a perfect game.” FURNITURE 84 Buick Century Wag *5 9 9 5 Hilinski, who won many amateur golf tournaments as years. His brother Leo Katkaveck, who accepted the DARKROOM Eaulpment 85 Reliant 4 Door *4 9 9 5 Your Cost $10,629 Your Cost $11,814 a Manchester Country Club member for 40 years, said award for him, said the inductee would be remembered Fracchia, who was known for being the starter of the Sale. Enlarger, timers, SIX Piece Bedroom Set - 85 Buick Eloctra 4 Dr. *9 9 9 5 •Plus Tx & Reg. ’ 'Plus Tx & Reg. his proudest moment as a sportsmen was Friday night. in Manchester mostly for his work with the recreation annual Manchester Road Race on Thanksgiving day said tanks, trays, easel, Dark walnut, black 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7 2 9 5 technical books. Col­ “You always hope to get something like this,” he said department. his favorite memories are of the fund-raisers he par­ trim , $500. 647-9028 86 Delta 88 2 Door *9995 Also honored were longtime Little League umpire ticipated in for the Little League. evenings.______lectibles, photo Items. with a beaming . “I tell you it’s fantastic.” 158 Grandview Street 86 Bonneville 4 Door *6 9 9 5 1989 Dodge Raider 86 Century Wagon *7 4 9 5 1989 Dodge Colt-3 Dr. HB WING Chair - Navy blue (off Porter Street), Cruise, Cassette, V-6, 5-speed, check. Like new. 646- 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 4 9 5 5-spd. Rear Delrosler, Power Steering Saturday, September PW.PL, A/C STK.# 9448 1427.______23, 10am-3pm. 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr *6 1 9 5 S T K . # 9 5 7 6 Q LIVING room set, end MULTI-Family - 50 Nor­ 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4 9 9 5 Was $17,649 Oilers finally take their act to the Astrodome Was $8,039 tables, lamps, rug. man Street, Saturday, 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 1 9 5 Also air conditioner. 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr ‘ 8 7 9 5 Chorches disc. 1,900 Chorches disc. 340 September 23, 9;30am- By Bob Greene teams, Washington is at Dallas. can remain intact.” Reasonable offers. 645- 3pm. Microwave, air 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *1 3 7 9 5 Rebate 2,500 Rebate 1,000 8709. 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9 4 9 5 The Associated Press Also, it’s the New York Jets at Miami, Another key is quarterback Warren conditioner, furniture, NFL Roundup Atlanta at Indianapolis, Minnesota at Pit­ Moon and his pass protection. Moon was children’s toys, mens Your Cost $13,249 Your Cost $6,699 MUSICAL •Plus Tx & Reg. ’ tsburgh, Kansas City at San Diego, the sacked seven times by Miimesota in the and boys winter 872-9111 ’ Plus Tx & Reg. Like a Broadway-bound musical, the ! ITEMS lockets, dishes. No Houston Oilers have been trying out their 41-6 in the Astrodome on Dec. 11. Los Angeles Raiders at Denver, Seattle at season opener, which the Oilers losL but early birds. Rain date Houston played its last regular-season New England, New Orleans at Tampa he was untouched in the victory over San 1986 MERCURY Grand act on the road. Now they open at the USED Alto Saxophone - September 30. game in 1988, two playoff games, four Bay, (Thicago at Detroit and Green Bay at Diego. Good condition. $325. Marauls -4door, white, 1 Large Selection of Used Cars in Stock I Asu-odome with Allen Pinkett in a star­ MANCHESTER - 59 Fos­ exhibition games and their first two 1989 the Los Angeles Rams. Houston holds an 18-11 lead in the 646-4527. ter Street, 9am-5pm, loaded plus sunroof. ring role. September 23rd, 24th. One owner. New Pinkett will be starting at running back regular-season games on the road. In the Monday night, Cleveland is at Cincin­ rivalry, but Buffalo has won four of the brakes. Complete new 1 Rebates up to $2500 on Selected Vehicles I PETS AND Household Items, fur- in place of Mike Rozier, who sprained a meantime, the Astrodome’s seating nati. last five meetings, including a divisonal nlture, lamps.______tune up, lifetime 1 Expires 9-25-89 | SUPPLIES shocks. Coll Jim McCa- knee in last week’s victory over San capacity was expanded to 60,000. “I’ve got a lot more confidence now playoff game last year. The Oilers, TAG Sale - Moyingl Ap- vonagh. 649-3800._____ Diego. He also is expected to be busy as a On Sunday, they will meet the Buffalo because of what I did last year,” said however, have won the last five meetings FREE to good home. Two pllances, furniture. Bills. Both teams are 1-1. PinketL who in 1988 rushed for 513 yards in Houston. year old male She­ Saturday and Sunday, CHEVY Caprice Classic 80 Oakland St., Manchester pass receiver, a dual role he relishes. pherd mix. Good with 8am-12pm, 218 Oak 1986 - 4 door, mint, “I don’t mind iq the ball’s not heavy,” In other games Sunday, unbeaten teams and caught 12 passes for 114 yards. “The children. Doghouse In­ Street, Manchester. 63,000 highway miles, meet when San Francisco plays at main thing is we’ve got a great offensive The Bills will be without All-Pro $7000. 291-8910. Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 Pinkett said. I cluded. 643-7131. Rain or shine. The Oilers have had nine consecutive Philadelphia and Phoenix is at the New line and with the other running backs we linebacker Shane Conlan, who is out for road games since they beat Cincinnati York Giants. In a matchup of winless have, we’ll have success as long as we six weeks with a knee injury. In Brief . . . ~ SCOREBOARD In B rie f. SCOREBOARD Pittsburgh resuits Drabek L.13-12 5 2-3 10 Weekend scholastic slate Patterson 1-3 0 1-3 0 Alcott shares LPGA lead PGA Southern Open scores Manchester High (0-1) travels to Hartford to take on Baseball \^nkees 5, Orioies 4 Belinda Kipper 12-3 1 BUENA PARK, Calif. (AP) — Amy Alcott, returning Football Baseball COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — Scores Friday after Bulkeley High (0-1) in football action in a non-league NEWYORK BALTIMORE Chicago the second round of the $400,000 F*GA to a course where she won a junior tournament as a 14- game this morning at 10:30 at Dillon Stadium. The In­ ab r h bl ab r h bl Bialecki W.17-7 6 2-3 8 2 2 2 3 Southern Open played on the 6,775-yard, Sax 2b 5 1 3 0 PBradly II 3 0 0 0 Assnmehr 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 year-old, shot a 3-under-par 69 Friday and moved into a par-3535— 70 Green Islarxl Country Club: dians are coming off an opening-day 28-13 loss to American League standings Espmz ss 5 111 OrsulakrI 4 0 0 0 Larreaster 1- 30 0 0 0 0 NFL standings Bobby Clampett 67-64— 131 3 1 1 0 2- 30 0 0 0 0 tie with Pat Bradley and Cindy Rarick after two rounds Red Sox 9, Tigers 7 Dave Flu mmells 68-64— 132 Windsor. East Division M t^ ly dh 3 0 0 1 CRipkn ss MiWIIms S,35 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Ted Schulz 66-66— 132 In girls’ soccer action, Coventry will travel to Hebron W L Pet. GB MHall If 4 1 1 1 Tettletndh 3 1 1 0 Assenmacher pitched to 1 batter in the 9th of the MBS Classic. East BOSTON DETROIT 0 0 0 0 a b rh b l ab r h M Rick Fehr 64-68— 132 Toronto 84 69 .549 — Balboni 1b 3 111 BAndsnpr WP— BieleckI. Bradley, like Alcott, had her second straight round of W IL T Pet. PF this morning to meet RHAM in a COC clash at 11. 3 0 0 1 Boggs 3b 5 1 2 0 Pettis cf 4 2 3 0 Steve Pate 64-68— 132 Baltimore 83 71 .539 1>« Barfield rf 4 0 2 0 Millignib Umpires— Home, Quick; First, Gregg: Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 41 52 4 1 2 0 69 while Rarick shot five birdies on the back nine for a R e ^ 2b 5 2 3 1 TrammI ss 5 1 3 2 Kenny Knox 65-68— 133 In cross counUy action, the Manchester boys’ team Milwaukee 77 75 .507 • 6'rz Velarde 3b 4 111 Wthgtn3b Secord, Kibler; Third, Davis. Miami 1 1 0 .500 48 37 Evans dh 4 1 2 4 Yfhitakr2b 2 0 0 0 Bill Sander 68-66— 134 Boston 76 77 .497 8 Gerenc 4 0 0 0 Deverex cf 4 1 1 1 T— 3:04. A— 34,040. 68. The three are tied at 6-under-par 138 after 36 holes at New England 1 •1 0 .500 37 48 will participate in the Manchester (N.H.) Invitational Greerwri If 4 0 1 0 Schu3b 10 0 0 David Canipe 69-65— 134 New Ybrk 70 83 .458 14 Kelly cf 3 0 1 0 Ouirkc 3 0 2 2 Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 41 61 today. Meanwhile, the Manchester High and East 10 0 0 the 6,351-yard Los Coyotes Country Club. Esasky 1b 3 1 1 0 N okss dh 3 1 2 2 Chris Perry 68-67— 135 Cleveland 68 85 .444 16 Morind ph N.Y. Jets 0 2 0 .000 48 65 Heeprf 5 1 3 2 Brumly pr 0 10 0 Mark Hayes 67-66— 135 Catholic girls’ squads will compete in the Guilford In­ Detroit 57 97 .370 271/z Hulett2b 3 0 0 0 Lisa Walters, who shared the first-round lead with Central Quintan ri 0 0 0 0 Bergmn 1b 3 0 0 0 Hal Sutton 67-68— 135 West Division Totals 35 5 10 5 Totals 31 4 7 4 Mets 3, Expos 2 Cleveland 2 0 0 1.000 89 24 vitational. Sherri IXimer, shot a 72 to fall back by a stroke at 139. Rivera ss 2 0 0 0 GWard 1b 10 0 0 Corey Ravin 66-69— 135 W L Pet. GB New Itork 022 001 000— 5 Cincinnati 1 1 0 .500 55 27 MONTREAL NEW YORK Horn ph 1 0 0 0 Lusader ri 3 1 1 0 John Inman 6867— 135 Also, the Manchester Community College men’s soc­ Oakland 93 60 .608 — Baltimors 000 400 000— 4 She is tied with Myra Blackwelder, who had a 67, and Houston 1 1 0 .500 41 65 ab r h bl ab r h bl Barrett 2b 1 0 0 0 KWillms If 10 0 0 California 89 64 .582 4 E— Velarde. DP— New Ibrk 3. LOB— New Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 10 92 cer team will travel to Middletown this morning to take Raines If 4 0 1 0 Jefferis 2b 4 1 2 1 Ram Wright, 69. 2 Romineef 3 1 0 0 Richie If 3 1 1 2 Kansas City 88 65 .575 5 Vbrk 6, Baltimore 4. 2B— Espinoza, Devereaux, West DMrtnz cf 2 1 1 1 Samuel cf 3 1 0 0 Stone cf 0 0 0 0 Letmn ri 10 0 0 on the Wesleyan University junior varsity at 11. Texas 78 74 .513 141/2 Sax, CRipken HR— Balboni (16), Velarde (2), Denver 1.000 62 34 Grissm ph 1 0 0 0 HJhnsn 3b 4 0 3 1 2 0 0 Gedman c 2 111 Strange 3b 4 0 1 0 Minrresota 76 78 .494 171/2 MHall (15). S B-Kolly (35). SF— Mattingly, Mil­ Sutcliffe cleared to pitch Kansas City 1 1 0 .500 44 53 Galarrg 1b 4 0 11 SIrwbry rf 3 0 0 0 Marzanoc 2 111 Heath c 4 0 0 0 Seattle 67 86 .438 26 ligan. L.A. Raiders 1 1 0 .500 59 38 Brooks rf 4 0 0 0 McRyIds If 4 0 0 0 CHICAGO (AP) — Pitcher Rick Sutcliffe was ex­ Totals 37 9 14 9 Totals 35 711 8 Scholastic Chicago 65 87 .428 271/2 IP H R ER BB SO San Diego 0 2 0 .000 41 74 UConn football tonight Santoven c 3 0 0 0 Magadn1b 4 0 1 0 Boston 000 003 402— 8 Friday's Qamsa New Itork amined by team doctors Friday and pronounced fit to Seattle 0 2 0 .000 31 65 Foley 3b 2 0 0 0 Lyons c 3 0 1 0 DetroH 103 200 010— 7 STORES — The University of Connecticut football Lats Gamas Not Includsd Terrell W,5-5 7 6 4 0 1 1 ONixon pr 0 0 0 0 KAMillr ss 3 0 0 0 pitch in his next scheduled start in Montreal on Monday NATIONAL CONFERENCE Gossage 1 10010 East E— Boggs. DP— Boston 4. Detroit 1. team (1-1) will begin its Yankee Conference slate tonight Candiari p 0 0 0 0 Elster ss 1 0 0 0 night. LOB— Boston 12. Detroit 4. 2B— Trammell, MHS JV boys’ soccer Kansas City 9, SeaMo 2,1 st game Righetli S,24 1 0 0 0 0 2 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Darling p 2 0 0 0 N.Y. Giants 2 0 0 1.000 51 38 at 7 (N ^ N , WILl (AM-1400) at Memorial Stadium Saattla at Kansas City. 2nd game, (n) BaHImors “They told me I’m pitching Monday,” said Sutcliffe, Philadelphia 2 0 0 1.000 73 44 Esasky, Boggs, Evans. HFI— Nokss (8), Ged­ The Manchester High boys' junior varsity soc­ No boa 2b 3 0 0 0 Carren ph 1111 man (4). SB— Pettis 2 (40). S— Barrett cer team tied Windham, 1-1, Friday afternoon. when the Huskies host the University of New New Ybrk 5, Baltimore 4 DJohnson 3 4 4 4 0 2 Owen ss 3 1 2 0 Myers p 0 0 0 0 who added that he would be taking treatment for stiffness Phoenix 2 0 0 1.000 50 37 Caliiornia at Cleveland, ppd., rain Holton L,5-7 3 4 1 1 0 1 Dallas 0 2 0 .000 21 55 SF— Evans, Marzano. The young Indians' record is now 3-0-1. Hamsphire. It will be the first UConn football game ever Perez p 2 0 0 0 in his right shoulder for the next couple of days.” IP H R ER B 8 SO Manchester bad toe match with 20 minutes Oakland 5, Minrresota 2 WIKarnsn 2 1 0 0 1 2 Huson 2b 0 0 0 0 Ytoshington 0 2 0 .000 61 69 played under the lights. Boston 9, Detroit 7 Olson 1 1 0 0 0 1 Sutcliffe refused to talk anymore about the condition Central Boston remaining on a goal by Greg King. Hudler 2b 1 0 0 0 Manchester's next game is Tuesday at Souto Toronto at Milwaukee, (n) HBP— PBradloy by Terrell, Kelly by William- Totals 29 2 5 2 Totals 32 3 8 3 Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 55 21 Dopson 31-3 8 6 6 1 1 The Huskies are coming off a heartbreaking 31-30 loss soa WP— Holton. and said, “I don’t want to read about me tomorrow in the Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 56 57 Windsor. Chicago at Texas, (n) Montreal Price 12-3 0 0 0 1 1 to Division I-A SMU last Saturday in Dallas. UNH is Umpires— Home, Reed; First, Johnson; 100 001 000—2 1 1 0 .500 45 45 Saturday's Games New Itork lOx— 3 papers. I want to read about the Cubs’ win.” Mirviesota Smithson 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Second, Clark; Third, Phillips. 101 000 41 Bennet boys’ soccer 0-1, dropped its Yankee Conference opener to Maine, E— Brooks, Hudler. DP— Montreal 1, New Prior to a 4-2 victory over the Pirates, Manager Don Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 39 Murphy W,5-7 12-3 2 1 0 0 2 T— 2:53. A— 47,721. 0 .000 27 40 The Bennet Junior High boys' junior varsity Oakland (Moore 18-10) at Minnesota (Ander­ York 3. LOB— Montreal 2, New York 8. Detroit 0 2 LSmith S.23 1 0 0 0 1 0 24-7. Zimmer said the matter over Sutcliffe’s shoulder was a West son 16-10), noon 2B— HJohnson. HR— Jefferies (10), Carreon Detroit soccer team nipped RHAM, 3-2, in its season L.A. Flams 2 0 0 1.000 62 38 opener Friday afternoon. Brendan Prindiville California (M.Witt 9-13 and Blyleven 16-4) at Royais 9, Mariners 2 (5). SB— DaMartinez (22), Raines (38). mystery to him. Alexandr 52-3 7 3 3 1 2 Cleveland (Black (11-11 and Candiotti 12-9), 2, San Francisco 2 0 0 1.000 50 40 FWilliems 1-3 0 1 1 1 1 scored twice for Bennet while Dan Carangelo First Gam# IP H R ER BB SO Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 48 52 Gibson 1-3 1 1 1 0 1 added the other score. Matt Pedemonti atxf 1fl5 p.m. SEATTLE KANSAS CITY Montreal UConn soccer hosts UNC Boston (Boddicker 13-11) at Detroit (Flitz Chang an easy winner New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 62 35 Henneman 12-3 5 2 2 2 3 Kevin Blount picked up assists. Others p la y i^ abrhbl abrhbl Perez 6 7 2 2 2 3 4-4), 1:15 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 24 ENunez L.3-4 1 1 2 2 4 0 well for Bennet were Kevin Repoli, Jim STORES — The University of Connecticut men’s Reynids 2b 3 0 0 0 Seltzer 3b 4 1 2 0 Candlaria L,0-2 12-3 1 1 1 1 1 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Top-seeded Michael Chang Toronto (Stottlemyre 7-6) at Milwaukee MDiaz 2b 2 0 0 0 Palacis 3b 0 0 0 0 Atlanta at Indianapolia, 1 p.m. FYAIIiame pitched to 1 batter in the 7tK Diakaloukas, Chris Razda and Greg Ftyan. soccer team (3-2-2) will entertain the University of North Burke 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 had no trouble beating Darren Cahill, but sixth-seeded Buffalo at Houston, 1 p.m. PB— Marzano. (August 11-11), 230 p.m. Briley If 4 0 2 0 WWilsn cl 4 2 3 0 Newlferfc New \brk (nunk 7-5) at Baltimore (Milacki Chicago at Detroit 1 p.m. Umpires-Home, McClelland; First, Carolina Sunday afternoon at 1 at the Connecticut Soccer ADavis 1b 3 0 1 0 Thurmn cl 1 0 0 0 Darling W,14-13 7 4 2 2 2 3 Kevin Curren blew two match points in the third set and 12-12), 7:35 p.m. Minnesota at Pittstxjrgh, 1 p.m. Meriwether; Second, Coble; Third, Brinkman. MHS JV g irls’ soccer Presley 1b 1 0 0 0 Brett 1b 4 1 1 1 Myers S,24 2 1 0 0 0 3 Stadium. UConn is coming off a 1-0 overtime loss to Seattle (Bankhead 13-6) at Kansas City was upset by Scott Davis in the quarterfinals of the New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. T— 3:31. A— 16,341. The Manchester High girls' junior varsity soc­ Leonrddh 3 0 10 dIsSntsIb 10 0 0 WP-Oarling. (McWilliams 2-0), 8:05 p.m. Volvo Tennis men’s tournament Friday. Phoenix at New 'Ibrk Gants, 1 p.m. cer team dropped a 3 6 decision to Simsbury Yale on Wednesday. The Huskies have scored just six JWilson ph 1 0 0 0 BJacksn II 2 2 2 2 Umpires— Home, Froemming; First DeMuth; Chicago (King 8-10) at Texas (B.Witt 11-13), San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Athletics 5, Twins 2 Frktey afternoon. Allison Newman. Jane Faber, Griffey c f 3 1 1 0 Schulz If 1 0 0 0 Secorrd, Rippley; Third, Tata. Chang, of Placentia, Calif., beat Cahill, of Australia, goals in seven matches, including one in their last four 835 p.m. Seattle at New England, 1 p.m. Lori Todd and Michelle Lewis p la y ^ well for toe Coles 3b 1 0 0 0 Eisnrch rf 5 1 2 3 T— 2:41. A— 16,470. OAKLAND MINNESOTA Sunday's Games 6-1, 6-3. Davis, of Largo, Fla., beat Curren, of Austin, Y/bshington at Dellas, 1 p.m. young Indians. Manchester is 1-2. games. EMrtnz 3b 2 1 1 1 Winters rl 0 0 0 0 ab rh bl a b rh b l Texas, 3-^, 7-6 (7-1), 7-5. Green Bay at Los Angeles Flams, 4 p.m. RHdsnIf 4 1 2 0 Bckmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Following the men’s game, the UConn women’s soc­ Cotto rl 2 0 0 0 TrtaWI dh 4 1 2 0 Kansas City at San Diego, 4 p.m. New York at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. Kingety rf 1 0 0 0 Stillwell ss 4 0 0 1 Lansfrd 3b 5 2 1 0 Newmn ss 3 0 0 1 cer team will meet North Carolina. The Lady Tar Heels California at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. New Ybrk Jets at Miami, 4 p.m. SBradley c 3 0 0 0 Pecota ss 1 0 1 0 Canseco ri 5 1 1 2 Pucketicf 4 0 0 0 Boston at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Reds 8, Braves 3 Lendl into semifinals Los Angeles Flaiders at Denver, 4 p.m. are ranked No. 1 in the nation are are three-time defend­ McGuire c 1 0 1 1 FWhite 2b 4 0 0 0 Yfeiss ss 0 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 4 1 2 0 Oakland at Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. Monday, Sept. 25 Vizquel ss 2 0 0 0 Welimn 2b 1 0 0 0 BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Top-seeded Ivan Lendl DF^rkrdh 4 0 2 2 Harper c 4 0 2 1 ing NCAA champions. UConn, ranked No. 1 in New Toronto at Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m. Radio, TV Cochran ss 2 0 0 0 Boone c 3 1 1 1 CINCINNATI DHdsncf 5 0 1 1 Bush ri 3 0 0 0 England and No. 5 in the country, is 5-0-1. The Lady Seattle at Kansas City, 235 p.m. ATLANTA defeated Marcelo Filippini of Uruguay, 6-4, 7-6, and ad­ Cleveland at Cincinnati, 9 p.m. Totals 34 2 7 2 Totals 39 9 14 8 sb r h bl ab r h bl McGwir 1b 3 0 0 0 Gladden If 4 0 0 0 Huskies shut out Providence, 4-0, Wednesday night. Chicago at Texas, 335 p.m. Seattle vanced Friday to the semifinals of the Count of Godo 000 000 002— 2 Collins If 5 0 1 0 Gant cf 4 0 0 0 Stainbchc 4 0 0 0 Larkin dh 4 1 1 0 Today Kansas CHy Oil 213 Olx— 9 Ouirvins 2b 5 1 1 3 Blauser ss 3 0 0 0 teiuiis tournament. Pfxilips 2b 4 0 2 0 Hale 3b 2 0 10 E— BHolman, Reynolds, Briley, Thurman. EDavis cf 3 2 1 2 Lemke 2b 4 0 0 0 Third seeded of Argentina defeated Gallego ss 3 1 1 0 11 a.m. — Golf: Ryder Cup, USA Clayton ends his holdout LOB— Seattle 8, Kansas City 11. 2B— Briley, Floesler p 0 0 0 0 LSmith If 411 0 fifth-seeded Carl Uwe Steeb of West Germany, 4-6, 6-4 F*helps ph 10 10 12.-30 p.m. — College football: Ball State at Eisenraich, Griffey. 3B— Boone. HR— Eisen- Bnzngr 1b 5 1 3 0 Justice rf 4 2 3 0 Transactions Hemnd pr 0 0 0 0 Toledo, SportsChannel MIAMI (AP) — Mark Clayton and the Miami Dol­ Nationai League standings reich (8). SB— Brett (13). SF-floone. Roomes rf 5 1 2 1 Denson 1b 4 0 2 2 (12-10), and Andres Gomez of Ecuador eliminated four­ ! Javier ri 0 0 0 0 12:30 p.m. — College football: Rutgers at East Division IP H R ER BB SO Madisn 3b 4 1 1 1 Whited 3b 3 0 0 1 Totals 38 511 5 ToUls 31 2 8 2 Northwestern, ESPN phins reached agreement on a four-year contract Friday Seattle th-seeded Martin Jaite of Argentina, 6-7,6-4,6-3. W L Pet. GB McGriff c 4 1 2 1 Mizerock c 4 0 0 0 Oakland 103 010 000— 5 1:15 p.m. — Red Sox at Tigers, NESN, VVTIC that Clayton said will make him one of the five best-paid BHolman L.7-10 5 10 7 5 3 3 Refidsnss 4 110 Lilliquistp 10 10 The match between and fellow Austrian BASEBALL 2 pm. — Running: Mercedes Rfth Averxre Chicago 87 67 .565 — COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE— Suspended Minnesota 000 110 000—2 receivers in the NFL. SL Louis 82 71 .536 41/2 Niednfur 2 2 1 1 0 1 RRobnsn p 2 0 1 0 OMcDII ph 0 0 0 0 E— Bush, Harper. DP— Oakland 1, Minnesota Mile, Channel 3 Ftowell 1 2 1111 , the second seed, was postpioned because Leon Durham, St Louis Cardinals first New Y^rk 81 72 .529 51/2 Dibble p 1 0 0 0 Puleo p 0 0 0 0 1. LOB— Oakland 9, Minnesota 6. 2 p.m. — Expos at Mats, Charviel 30, WFAN Clayton had sought that status during a seven-week Kansas City Winghm cf 0 0 0 0 Gregg ph 1 0 0 0 of heavy rain with Skoff leading 4-3 in the first set. They baseman, for 60 days for failure to comply with (AM-660) Montreal 79 75 .513 8 league dnjg policy. 26— DHenderson, Hrbek, Harper 2, Phelps. holdout that ended 10 days ago when the team promised Pittsburgh 71 82 .464 151/2 Sabrhgn W,21-6 7 3 0 0 1 7 Mercker p 0 0 0 0 will finish Saturday morning. SB— Phillips (3), Lansford (34), RHenderson 2:30 p.m. — College football: Michigan Stats Lebmdt 1 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 38 8 13 8 Totals 32 3 7 3 National League at Notre Dame, Channel 3 to negotiate a new deal in good faith. Philadelphia 62 91 .405 241/2 CHICAGO CUBS— Exercised the option on (74). Farr 2-3 3 2 2 1 2 Cincinnati 021 020 030—8 3:30 p.m. — College football: Ohio State at West Division the contract of Arxirs Dawson, outfielder. IP H R ER BB SO Under his most recent contract, which was tom up, W L Pet. GB TLeach 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Atlanta OOO 000 102— 3 Jets sign Chris Burkett Oakland use, Channel 8 BHolman pitched to 2 batters In the 6th. Eastern League 4 p.m. — Golf: Senior PGA Paine Yfebber Irv Clayton would have been paid $511,500 this year. Terms San Francisco 89 64 .582 — E— RFIobinson, Y/hited. DP— Cincinnati 2, NEW YORK (AP) — Wide receiver Chris Burkett, CANTON-AKRON INDIANS— Announced the StswartW.20-9 7 6 2 2 4 0 HBP— Coles by Saberhegan. Atlanta 1. LOB— Cincinnati 8, Atlanta 5. vitational, ESPN San Diego 84 69 .549 5 resignation of Sam Colizzi, general manager. Nelson S,3 2 0 0 0 0 1 of the new agreement were not disclosed. Umpires— Home, Denkinger; First Palemw; 2B— Roomes 2, Justice 2, Quinorres, Madison. whose agent said he went through “holy hell with the 7 p.m. — College football: Syracuse at Pit­ Houston 82 71 .536 7 Named Geoffrey Beizar general manager. Minnaaota Second, McCoy; Third, Cederstrorrt HR— EDavis (34). S B -G ant (8). S— RRobin- tsburgh. NESN. WILl (AM-1400) “He’s deserving,” Dolphins chief negotiator Charley Los Angeles 72 81 .471 17 Buffalo Bills before the NFL team waived him, was FOOTBALL DyerL.3-7 41-3 8 5 4 0 5 Cirtoinnati 71 83 .461 181/2 T— 2:47. soa SF— Whited. Berenguer 3 2-3 3 0 0 2 3 7:30 p.m. — Yankees at Orioles, Channel 11, Winner said. “He’s been one of the most consistent signed by the New York Jets on Friday. WPOP Atlanta 60 94 .390 291/2 IP H R ER BB SO BUFFALO B lL L S -^ n a d Kerry Brady, kick- Cook 1 0 0 0 1 0 receivers in professional football.” Friday's Games Cincinnati Burkett’s troubled relationship with the Bills team Berenguer pitched to 2 batters in the 9th. 8 p.m. — College football: Michigan at UCLA, Channel 8 Buoyed by the outcome of negotiations, Clayton said Late Games Not Included National League results RRobinson W,5-3 6 4 1 1 2 2 came to a close Thursday, a ^ y after the five-year — Announced that Umpires— Home, Garcia; First, Hendry; Dibble 1 0 0 0 0 0 Secorxl. Reilly; Third, Roe. 10 p.m. — College football: Washington at teammate John Offerdahl should end his two-month veteran stormed out of the Bills’ Rich Stadium locker Ickey Woods, running back, will miss the rest of Arizona, NESN Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 2 Cubs 4, Pirates 2 Roosler 2 3 2 2 0 2 the season with a knee injury. T— 2:46. A-34,830. holdout. The Pro Bowl linebacker is in the option year of New York 3, Montreal 2 Atlanta room upon learning he had been replaced in the starting MIAMI DOLPHINS— Agreed to temrs with PITTSBURGH CHICAGO Sunday his contract, as Clayton was, and wants a raise. Cincinnati 8, Atlanta 3 LilliquistL,8-10 5 9 5 5 1 3 Mark Clayton, wide receiver, on a four-year ab r h bl ab r h bl lineup by Flip Johnson. Philadelphia at SL Louis, (n) Puleo 2 0 0 0 1 0 contract 1:30 a.m. — Collegs football: Utah at Hawaii, Bonds cl 3 2 1 0 Wynne cf 4 2 2 0 San Diego at Los Angeles, (n) Mercker 2 4 3 3 2 1 The Jets are without wide receiver Wesley Walker, on NEW 'lORK JETS-Signed Chris Burkett NESN Bell ss 3 0 2 1 Sridbrg 2b 4 0 1 0 Houston at San Francisco, (n) RFIobinson pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. wide receiver, off waivers from the Buffalo Bills. Golf 8 pm . — College football: Maryland at Clem- VanSlyk cf 4 0 1 0 DwSmth if 4 0 3 0 injured reserve with a sprained ankle. All-^o A1 Toon, McCammon gets new pact Saturday's Games Umpires— Home, Darling; First Montague; HOCKEY son, (tape delay), NESN Bonilla 3b 4 0 2 0 Grace 1b 4 1 2 2 Michael Harper and JoJo Townscll have been the starting SecoTKl, Marsh: Third, Wendelstedt National Hockey League 10 a.m — CoHege football: Michigan State at RReyIdsrf 4 0 0 0 Dawson ri 3 0 1 0 VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Vancouver Philadelphia (Cook 6-7) at SL Louis (Car­ T— 2:30. A— 4,273. HARTFORD WHALERS— Signed Kevin Notre Dame, (tape delay), SportsChannel Redus1b 4 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 1 1 0 receivers for New York. LPGA MBS Classic scores penter 4-4), 2:15 p.m. Dineen, right wing, to a four-year contract 10 a.m — Golf: Ryder Cup. USA coach Bob McCammon, who nearly guided the Canucks LVIliere c 3 0 2 0 Dunstonss 3 0 1 0 BUENA RARK, Calit (AP) - - Scores Friday Montreal (Langston 12-7) at New Ybrk (Viola ST. LOUIS BLUES-SIgned Rick Meagher, 12:30 pm. — Motorsports: NASCAR Goorfy to a first-round upset of the Calgary Flames in last year’s Cangels ph 10 10 Ramos ss 10 0 0 after the second round of the $300,000 LPGA 500, ESPN 3- 5), 2:20 p.ra Lind 2b 4 0 1 0 Wronac 3 0 0 1 Clampett leads Southern Open center, to a multiyear contract MBS Classic played on the 6, 351-yard, par-72 Stanley Cup playoffs, signed a new multiyear contract Pittsburgh (WiaUk 13-10) at Chicago (Kilgus VANCOUVER CANUCKS— Signed Bob 1 p.m — College soccer: UConn vs. North Drabek p 10 0 0 BieleckI p 3 0 0 0 COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — Bobby Clampett, in danger Los Coyotes Country Club Carolinp WHUS(FM-91.7) Friday. 6-10), 2:20 p.m. F^ttersn p 0 0 0 0 Asnmchr p 10 0 0 McCammon, head coach, to a multiyoar con­ Amy Alcott 69- 69— 138 San Diego (Schiraldi 5-6) at Los Angeles of having to qualify all over again for the PGA tour next tract 1 pm. — Cardinals at Giants, Channel 3 Details of the agreement were not released. Distfno ph 10 0 0 Lancastrp 0 0 0 0 Cindy Flarick 70- 68— 138 1 pm . — Seahawks at Patriotp Channel 30 (Valenzuela 10-12), 4:05 p.m. SOCCER Belinda p 0 0 0 0 MiWIIms p 0 0 0 0 Bowling year, shot a 6-under-par 64 Friday to take a 1-shot lead Pat Bradley 69- 69— 1381:30 pm. — Yankees at Oriolep YfPOP “We wanted to keep our management team intact and Houston (Scott 20-9) at San Frartcisco (Reus- Major Indoor Soccer League F^mela Wright 70- 69— 139 Kipper p 0 0 0 0 1:30 p.m — Expos at Mets, Channel 9, chel 16-7), 4.05 p.m. after two rounds of the Southern Opien golf tournament. DALLAS SIDEKICKS— Named Phil Cobb Lisa Walters 67-72— 139 continue the progress our club has made,” president- Hallph 0 0 0 0 WFAN Cincinnati (Browning 15-12) at Atlanta (Clary chairman of the board. Myra Blackwelder 72-67— 139 King ph 10 0 0 Clampett’s 36-hole total of 131 over the par-70, 3:15 pm. — College soccer: UConn vs. general manager Pat Quinn said. “We’re pleased that Bob 4- 3), 7:10 p.m. — Agreed to terms with Dale Eggeling 70- 70— 140 Totals 33 210 1 Totals 34 411 3 Blossoms North Carolina (women), WHUS-FM (91.7) Sunday's Games 6,775-yard Green Island Country Club coiuse was one Gregg Willin, defenrier, on a one-year contract Colleen Walker 71- 69— 140 has decided to stay on with us.” Pittsburgh 100 000 100—2 4 p.m. — Golf: Senior PGA Ffoine Ytebber In­ Joyce Tyler 181, Ceil Flay 179, J. Tyler 502, stroke better than co-first round leaders Rick Fehr and COLLEGE Beth Daniel 74-67— 141 Last season the Canucks improved by 15 points to Chicago 100 111 OOx— 4 vitational, ESPN Montreal at New 'ibrk, 1.05 p.m. Carolyn Y/ilson 475 HAWAII— Suspended Terry Whitaker and Danielle Ammaccapane 72- 69— 141 E— DwSmith, Bonilla. DP— Chicago 2. Steve Rate, Dave Rummells and Ted Schulz. 4 pm. — Jets at Dolphins, Channel 30 finish fourth in the Smythe Division standings with a Cincinnati at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. Danny Lewis, defensive backs, for one game. Marta Figueras-Dotti 71- 70— 141 LOB— Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 8. 2B— Bonilla, 6 pm. — Horse l^cir>g: Louisiana Super Philadelphia at St Louis, 2:15 p.m. Powder Puff Clampett, having what he called his worst year on MONMOUTH, N.J.— Announced that Harrie Jenny Lkfback 74-68-142 33-39-8 record. In the first round of the playoffs, the LaValliere, Bonds, Cangalosi. 3B— Bell, Derby, ESPN Pittsburg at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. Garris, forward, will sit out the basketball Elaine Crosby 72- 70— 142 DwSmith. SB— Wynne (5), Dunston (19). Barbara DeCaprin 180-185-483, Katie tour, is only No. 148 on the money list with $62,688 and 7 pm. — Whalers at Flyers, Y/TIC Canucks forced the first-place Flames to seven games San Diego at Los Angelas, 4:05 p.m. season. Cathy Marino 7567— 142 S— Bell, Drabek. SF— Wrona. Horenlan 475, Terry Sieminski 455, Ruth Ann 7:30 p.m — College football: Boston College Houston at San FrarKisco, 4 0 5 p.m. would have to go to qualifying school to get back on the NAVY— Named Jerry Hutchison women's Chris Johnson 71- 71— 142 before losing the final in overtime. IP H R ER BB SO Glass 452. at Penn State, (tape delay), NESN tour next year if he doesn’t finish in the top 125. basketball coach. Missia McGeorge 72- 70— 142 Donahue wary 1 American golfers jolted Whalers take Red Sox, Yankees triumph of Wolverines 1 by Europe in Ryder Cup preseason tilt AL Roundup DETROIT (AP) — John Mar- HARTFORD (AP) — First-period goals by By Bob Green zimo, whose passed ball allowed rookies Chris Govedaris and Bob Bodak and The Associated Press Detroit to tie the score in the eighth NCAA Football veteran John Anderson sparked the Hartford inning, drove in the winning run SUTTON COLDFIELD, England Whalers to a 4-1 victory over New Jersey in an NHL preseason game Friday. with a sacrifice fly in the ninth as - American hopes of regaining the the extended their Govedaris scored at 4:53 on a power play to By The Associated Press Ryder Cup suffered a crippling jolt winning sueak over Detroit to six begin Hartford’s barrage. Anderson made it 2-0 at Friday when Europe swept the after­ games Friday night with an 9-7 vic­ Forget Rocket Ismail, and UCLA would be play­ 7:40 when his shot from the right boards deflected noon four-ball matches for a 5-3 tory over the Tigers. ing the No. 1 team in the country on Saturday, off two Devils and skimmed past goaltender Roland overall lead. Melanson. In winning for the sixth time in Bruins coach Terry Donahue says. Just as they did two years ago at their last seven games, the Red Sox Ismail returned two kickoffs for touchdovims last Bodak opened the lead to 3-0 at 13:41 with an Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio, erased a 7-0 deficit with three runs I Saturday as top-ranked Notre Dame beat Michigan unassisted goal, getting control of the puck in the in the sixth inning and four in the 24-19 in the Wolverines’ opener. That dropped the the Europeans scored a momentum­ slot after defenseman Craig Wolanin blocked his in­ seventh. Wolverines from No. 2 to No. 5 this week as they generating 4-0 blitz of the afternoon itial shot. Nick Esasky started the ninth with lake on the 24th-rated Bruins at Pasadena, Calif. matches to take command. Paul MacDermid closed out the Hanford scoring a walk off Edwin Nunez, 3-4, the “You take two plays off the film, Michigan is the “The way we played today, there with 32 seconds left in the game. Adam Burt had a fifth Detroit pitcher. was no way anyone could beat us,” pair of assists. No. 1 team in the country,” Donahue said. singled and both runners advanced Michigan will be without two starters: quarter­ Spanish ace Seve Ballesteros said. The Devils outshot the Whalers 24-21 but scored on Marty Barrett’s sacrifice. Pinch “It’s a nice position,” said only one goal. The Devils’ rookie defenseman Eric back Michael Taylor, who hurt his back against hitler Jeff Stone was intentionally Notre Dame, and fullback Jarrod Bunch, who hurt European captain Tony Jacklin, who Weinrich scored at 6:18 of the second period on a walked to load the bases but Mar- is seeking a third consecutive tri­ 30-foot wrister from between the circles. his knee. Both teams will be quarterbacked by red- zano’s sacrifice fly spoiled the umph in the biennial matches the shirt freshmen, Elvis Grbac for Michigan and Bret suategy. Johnson for UCLA. Americans ruled until four years was intentionally Johnson was UCLA’s regular quarterback in a ago. “I couldn’t ask for a tetter walked to reload the bases and 24-f loss to Tennessee and a 28-25 victory over San position. I’m so proud or our lads. Cubs close in Nunez also walked Jody Reed to Diego State. It’s a marvelous thing to see when force Heep home. Other games involving Top Ten teams Saturday they’re in full flow.” Rob Murphy, 5-7, pitched 1 2-3 are Michigan State at No. 1 Notre Dame; No. 2 It was considerably less thrilling on division title innings for the victory and Lee Miami, Fla., at Missouri; No. 3 Nebraska at Min­ for American captain Ray Floyd, Smith pitched the ninth for his 26th nesota; Maryland at No. 7 Clemson; No. 8 Arkan­ who watched his team take a 3-1 save. sas vs. Mississippi at Jackson, Miss.; No. 9 West lead in the morning foursomes, then The Tigers need six victories in The Associated Press Virginia at Louisville, and No. 10 Syracuse at No. NL Roundup falter in the face of a blustery winds, their remaining eight games to avoid OUCH! — Toronto’s George Bell reacts to his foul ball he hit 13 Pittsburgh. a highly partisan gallery and a bliz­ their third 100-loss season in their Also, the schedule has No. 11 Washington at No. zard of European birdies. CHICAGO (AP) — Mark Grace drove in two runs history. off his foot in the first inning of Friday’s game against the 23 Arizona; No. 25 Ohio State at No. 12 Southern with a pair of singles, and Rick Wrona drove in another Yankees 5, Orioles 4; At Bal-, Brewers in Milwaukee. Bell walked off his injury and was Cal; Kentucky at No. 15 Alabama; No. 17 Houston It was not so much the two-point with a sacrifice fly Friday, leading the Chicago Cubs to a limore, Mel Hall ended an O-for-16 able to continue play. at Arizona Stale; North Carolina at No. 18 North deficit that hurt, but the manner in 4-2 victory over the . slump with New York’s third solo Carolina Slate; No. 19 Washington Slate at Wyom­ which the Europeans achieved that It was the second straight victory for the first-place home run of the game, snapping a Devereaux doubled Tettleton home land Athletics increased their ing; Utah State at No. 20 Illinois, and No. 22 advantage in the afternoon rout. Cubs, who reduced their magic number to five. Any 4-4 tic in the sixth inning Friday and followed with a American League West lead to four Oregon at Stanford. combination of Cubs victories and St. Louis losses total­ night and giving the Yankees a 5-4 two-run single that tied the score. games with Friday night’s 5-2 vic­ At South Bend, Ind., Michigim State will put a At least Jacklin thought so. ing five will give the Cubs the National League East title. victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Rich Gossage pitched the eighth tory over the Minnesota Twins. string of seven regular-season victories on the line “They way we got in front is sig­ Cubs right-hander Mike Bielecki (17-7) gave up eight The Orioles began play one game inning for New York and got Mil­ Stewart, 20-9, allowed six hits in against the nation’s No. 1 team. Michigan State is nificant — or may turn out to be sig­ hits and needed help in the seventh from Paul Assen- behind first-place Toronto in the ligan to ground into an inning-en­ seven innings, walked four and did coming off a 49-0 victory over Miami, Ohio last nificant,” he said. macher. Mitch Williams got the final two outs for his American League East. Both teams ding double play with runners at not strike out a baiter in joining The Associated Press weekend. The Americans never led an after­ 35th save. have eight games remaining. first and second. Dave Righetti Kansas City’s and Notre Dame, meanwhile, has won 14 straight, the noon match, in which scoring was Chicago, meanwhile, finally caught up with Pirates Winner Wall Terrell blew a 4-0 pitched a perfect ninth for his 24ih Houston’s Mike Scott as the major longest current string in college football. The Irish’s based on the tetter ball of each GOING DOWN — Tom Kite of the U.S. celebrates as he right-hander Doug Dratek (13-12), who was 7-2 over lead when Baltimore scored four un­ save. leagues’ only 20-game winners this biggest challenge could be containing Spartans tail­ two-man team. sinks a putt on the 18th hoie to half his match on the first two seasons against the Cubs and shut them out in Pit­ earned runs in the fourth inning Royals 9, Mariners 2: At Kansas season. back Blake Ezor, who ran for 130 yards and three tsburgh in his last start. The Europeans won the close day of the Ryder Cup golf match. He and Curtis Strange before Hall gave the Yankees their City, Bret Saterhagen pitched a The last pitcher with three con­ touchdowns against Miami. Grace singled in a run in the first and another in the fourth victory in 11 games this ones, two matches that went down were playing Nick Faldo and Ian Woosnam. three-hit shutout over seven innings secutive 20-victory seasons was “They’re not a very complicated offensive foot­ fifth as he took the club leadership in RBIs with 76. season against the Orioles. to the 18th hole. for his ninth straight victory and be­ Baltimore’s Jim Palmer, who had ball team," Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz said. “1 Hall drove a 2-2 pitch from Brian came the first 21-game winner in the four straight from 1975-78. The Mets 3, Expos 2: At New York, Mark Carreon thought we played the run very well against They won another in almost Brand Jr. beat U.S. Open champ four matches to the final hole. Holton, 5-7, the second of four Bal­ majors as the Oakland record is four in a row by Michigan, which probably runs the ball as well as routine fashion, a 3 and 2 triumph Curtis Strange and Paul Azinger 1 snapped a seventh-inning tie with his fourth pinch homer timore pitchers, into the right-field beat the 9-2 in the Catfish Hunter from 1971-74 and Only Calcavecchia and Ken of ^ e season as the New York Mets beat the Montreal any team in the country.” by England’s Mark James and up. bleachers for his 15th home run. opener of Friday’s twi-night the organization record is seven Miami, Fla., will be a 24-point favorite over Mis­ Green led all the way. They opened Expos 3-2 Friday night and kept their faint hopes alive in Howard Clark over Fred Couples Strange holed a 25-foot eagle putt New York is 14-1 when Hall double-header. straight by Lefty Grove of the souri at Columbia, but first-year Tigers coach Bob up birdie-birdie, led by a minimum the National League East race. and Lanny Wadkins. to pull the Americans even on the homers. Saberhagen, 21-6, struck out Philadelphia A’s from 1927-33. Stull still holds out hope of victory. of two the rest of the way and won 2 The Mets, whose magic number for elimination is 17th, but neither he nor Azinger The Yankees took a 4-0 lead seven and walked one in wiiming It was Stewart’s fourth try at No. “Probably more outlandish things have hap­ And Ballesteros and his Spanish could reach the 474-yard 18th hole and 1 against the struggling West four, remained 5'/2 games behind first-place Chicago in for the 12th lime in his last 13 starts 20. In the right-hander’s previous pened,” Stull said. protege, Jose-Maria Olazabal, em­ German Bernhard Langer and the NL East. The Expos, whose elimination number fell against Dave Johnson, who lasted in two and lost to Brand’s closing only three innings. Steve Balboni and the 17th time in 19 decisions two outings, Dennis Eckersley blew The Hurricanes are 2-0 after beating Wisconsin barrassed Tom Watson and Mark par. Ronan Rafferty of Northern Ireland. to one, dropped eight games back with eight games to since May 19. ninth-inning leads. This time. Gene 51-3 and California 31-3. Their defense has not al­ O’Meara 6 and 5. The Spaniards ’The European team was six over par play. and Randy Velarde homered in the second inning, their 16th and The Royals began play five Nelson pitched two perfect innings lowed a touchdown in nine of their last 14 games won the first five holes, and Bal­ Masters champ Nick Faldo of for the 17 holes they played. CrjTeon opened the seventh by hitting John Can­ second, respectively. games behind division-leading Oak­ for his third save. while their offense has averaged 41 points this lesteros closed it out with an eagle- England and 5-foot-5 Ian Woosnam delaria’s hanging 0-2 curveball over the left-field fence. land in the American League West. Stewart’s nine-year career record season. of Wales completed the afternoon Wadkins’ 45-foot chip-in eagle on Candelaria, 0-2, had relieved Fhscual Perez at the start of New York added two runs in the birdie-birdie-birdie burst — scores third. Steve Sax singled and scored Saberiiagen lowered his league­ is 100-74. He is 70-39 since joining Nebraska is 2-0 and struggling, and that worries of 2,3,2,3 — from the 10th through shutout. They beat British Open the 17th lifted him and PGA cham­ the inning. leading ERA to 2.27. He has not the Athletics in 1986 after the coach Tom Osborne as the Comhuskers prepare for title-holder Mark Calcavecchia and pion Payne Stewart to a 1-up Carreon, lO-for-27 as a pinch hitter this year, has five on a double by Alvaro Espinoza, 13th holes at the Belfry. who took third on the throw home yielded more than three runs in any Philadelphia Phillies released him. their game against Minnesota at Mirmeapolis. Mark McCumter 2 up when both decision over Clark James. home runs overall. He took over the big-league lead in of his last 12 starts and has given up Dave Parker and Jose Canseco “A grand afternoon,” Jacklin said. and scored on a sacrifice fly by Don Nebraska lost 12 starters from last year’s 11-2 team Americans hit their second shots pinch homers and matched Danny Heep’s club record for just four hits in his last 14 innings. drove in two runs apiece off rookie and has fallen behind before beating both Northern “A wise man does not count his Strange and Tom Kile were two pinch homers in a season, set in 1983. Mattingly. into the water on the 18th. Terrell, 5-5, scattered six hits in Seattle was the only team Mike Dyer, 3-7, as Oakland gained Illinois and Utah this season. chickens. It is not over yet. But we down after three holes against Faldo Ron Darling, 14-13, allowed four hits and both runs in Saterhagen had not beaten this year. one-half game on second-place got fairly ecstatic.” “We talked about it at lunch,” and Woosnam, won four holes in a seven innings. Randy Myers finished for his 24th save. seven innings. Four of the hits came “When you’re trailing or behind early in both in the fourth inning when the Loser Brian Holman, 7-10, was California. The Angels were rained games, players understand they’re vulnerable,” Os­ Jacklin said. “We talked about what row to go two up, then had to hang The Ballesteros-Olazabal romp Orioles took advantage of an error knocked out in the sixth. He sur­ out in Cleveland. borne said. “I don’t think there’s any overcon­ happened at Muirfield, and how it on to salvage a half against a Reds 8, Braves 3: At Atlanta, allowed started things, and Clark and James by third baseman Velarde on Cal rendered seven runs — five earned It was the sixth straight loss for fidence on our side.” could happen again. Five hours later European comeback. only four hits before leaving in the seventh inning and the Twins and Dyer’s fourth in a kept it going. Each chipped in for a Ripken’s one-out grounder. — and 10 hits. Eric Davis hit a two-run homer to lead the Cincinnati row. Oakland has won five straight. Nebraska tailback Ken Clark ran for 168 yards birdie before James’ par on the 16th it was done.” Mickey Tettleton followed with a Athletics 5, Twins 2: At Min­ Watson and Chip Beck were three Reds to an 8-3 victory over the Friday Right fielder Randy Bush’s two- against Northern Illinois and 130 against Utah and won it. single, sending Ripken to third. neapolis, Dave Stewart’s lOOih 'The morning foursomes, in which down after 10 holes, but rallied to night. career victory made him the only base error on Carney Lansford’s fly needs just 105 more to move from 11th to sixth on Robinson, 5-3, who has never lost to Atlanta in six After Randy Milligan drove in the Scots Sam Torrance, who uses an each two-man team plays alternate halve their morning match against pitcher of the 1980s with three ball and Ihrker’s RBI single gave the Comhuskers’ all-time list. career decisions, walked two and struck out two as the first run with a sacrifice fly, Craig elongated putter — and Gordon shots on the same ball, sent three of Ballesteros and Olazabal. straight 20-win seasons as the Oak­ Oakland a 1-0 first-irming lead. i Reds halted their losing streak at 10 games. Worthington singled, Mike Bolton / Manchester girls’ soccer blisters Windham From Page 48 had scoring opportunities. We were just fortunate enough to finish off a couple of them. I’ve got a bunch of seniors WINDHAM — With sophomore Patti Hombostcl notching a three-goal hat trick, unbeaten Manchester on this team and they showed a lot of maturity in coming High overwhelmed host Windham High, 9-0, Friday back and working hard. They’re confident because most afternoon in CCC East Division girls’ soccer action. of them have played together for four years. We got the The Indians are now 4-0 overall while the Whippets production from our bench again.” drop to 1-2. Manchester’s next game is Tbesday at Bolton outshot RHAM, 23-15. Bolton 1 2— 3 Memorial Field against CCC East foe South Windsor RHAM 1 0— 1 High. Scoring; B- Dooman. Z. Morford, Nod. R- Machowski. “It was a good team effort,” Manchester coach Joe Saves. B- Boles 12; R- McGill 9. Erardi said. “We got to play everybody we brought with / us,” he added, referring to his entire traveling roster of 20 players. Whalers ink Meg Berte added two goals and sophomore Katie Smith, sophomore Jessica Marquez, junior Ellen Moriar- ty and junior Amy Shumaker each added one tally for Manchester. Berte and Shumaker each scored on a penal­ Kevin Dineen ty kick. Karen Rattanakoun had a pair of assists and Shelly Dieterle added one. Manchester had 27 shots against none for Windham. HARTFORD (AP) — The Hartford Whalers on Friday announced the signing of right wing Kevin Dineen to a Shumaker, Marquez and Jen Brindisi shared the shutout four-year contract. in goal for Manchester. Dineen, 25, was the top scorer in the National Hockey Manchester ^ 3— 9 Windham ° •X- League’s Adams Division last year with 45 goals and 44 Scoring; M- Hombostel 3. Berte 2, Moriarty. Marquez. Shumaker. assists for 89 points. The goals and assists were career Saves: M- Shumaker/Marquez/Brindisi 0; W- Karen Schwada 16. highs for Dineen. MHS boys soccer in deadlock “We arc happy to have Kevin with us for the next four All the hard work put in by Manchester High didn’t years,” said General manager Ed Johnston. work out — this time — as the Indians had to settle for a The team didn’t disclose how much Dineen would 1-1 tie with Windham High in CCC East Division boys’ cam under the contract. soccer action Friday afternoon at Memorial Field. The Indians are now 2-1-1 overall while the Whippets are 1-1-2. Manchester’s next game is Tuesday at South Aouita won’t run Windsor High. “We worked hard to create chances. But we re j^ t Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald missing too many easy chances. That’s nothing the kids down 5th Avenue don’t know,” Manchester coach Bill McCarthy said. AND THE KICK — Bolton High’s Dana Fortin, left, goes up in the air for a kick during Both goals came in the second half. Manchester got on Friday’s game with RHAM High in Hebron. The Bulldogs’ Brian Neil has both arms raised the scoresheet at 28:20 on a goal by Dwayne Goldston, NEW YORK (AP) — Said Aouita is out, but many of Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald in front of the net. The Bulldogs won, 3-1. assisted by Peter Giansante. the world’s other outstanding middle-distance ruimers, “Giansante was on the left wing. He crossed the ball BATTLE fO R THE BALL — Bolton High’s Cliff Dooman, left, finds himself being pres­ including Abdi Bile, are in for Saturday’s Mercedes Mile when two defenders collapsed on him. Dwayne picked it on Fifth Avenue. up at the 18 (yard-line) and dribbled in and fired from 10 sured by RHAM High’s Steve Spragg (11) during Friday’s game in Hebron. Bolton’s Bill Had Aouita and Bile, the world’s two premier milers, yards out,” McCarthy detailed. Robbins is in the background. Bolton won, 3-1. faced each other, it would have been their first meeting Manchester Windham drew even about four minutes later on a 25- since 1987 and only their fourth ever. Aouita has won all three. From Page 46 yard boot by Sebby Randazzo. “He was well guarded, East Catholic 0 0 6 0 — 7 visiting Fermi High, 77-65, Friday afternoon in CCC But race director Fred Lebow said Friday that although but he fired a wicked shot from 25 yards out to the top Scoring: East Division action. left comer. It was a tremendous shot,” McCarthy said. FP- Mike Quinn 15-yard pass from Frank Fedak (kick good) Manchester is now 2-0 while the visitors drop to 1-2. Aouita was in New York, he would not competing in the FP- Chris ZIngo 5-yd. run (kick failed) Portland came back to tie it at 4:35 on a goal by Wes Manchester’s next Manchester outshot Windham, 13-4. FP- Quinn 12-yd. pass from Fedak (kick good) Manchester’s next meet is Tuesday at 3:45 p.m. at home 20-block race down the prestigious thoroughfare. match is Wednesday at South FP- Zingo SO-yd. punt return (kick blocked) “Said feels that he has mn extensively this year and he Rand. “On the first goal we just didn’t clear it out of the Windsor High. “We had the wind in the first half and dominated play. against Hall High. EC- Joe Bums IS-yd. pass from Chris Mullar (Angelo Allaano has decided to end his season at this time,” Lebow said area,” said Cheney coach Frank Niederwerfer. “Their kid But their goalie (Chris Michaud) kept them in the game. tick) “This team is working hard and improving by leaps EC girls volleyball a winner Plus we missed some easy chances. What we have to do FP- Zingo 4-yd. run (kick blocked) after meeting twice with Aouita’s business manager, Jalil put it over our goalie’s head. He (Tech goalie Matt Mar- and bounds,” said Manchester coach Dave Frost. COVENTRY — Visiting East Catholic High took is put (teams like Windham) away (when we get the op­ Katelyn Lindstrom was a double winner for the Bcnchcik, on Thursday night. cotte) came out when maybe he should have stayed on his line. It was a breakdown in communication between home a four-set win over host Coventry High Friday portunity),” McCarthy said. Indians, taking the 200- and 500-yard freestyles. Personal “Mr. Bencheik wanted to clarify that at no time was Coventry soccer routs Bacon there a question of requesting an additional appearance afternoon to up its record to 2-1 for the season. Scores Manchester ° tests were turned in by several individuals, including the backs and the goalie. Windham “ ' ’ COLCHESTER — With freshman Jeremy Haynes and Portland’s winning goal was by Mark Tewksbury at were 15-6, 15-3, 13-15 and 15-1. Lauren Hickey, Chris Hughes, Wendy Cook, Jen fee.” Scoring; M- Gokteton. W- Randazzo John Vincent each scoring twice to lead the way, While Lebow insisted that money was not the reason 17:02 of the second half. “Matt blocked it, it was a East coach Lesa Milas said it was a team effort behind Saves; M- Mike Milazzo. W- Chris Michaud 10. Cannon, Sue Domanico and Theresa Wolklaniewski. the victory. Coventry High routed host Bacon Academy, 7-0, Friday Rm u Mp : Aouita was skipping the race, it reportedly was an issue, wind-aided shot, but it went straight up and into the goal. afternoon in Charter Oak Conference boys’ soccer 200 medley relay: MHS (Wendy Cook, Jen Cannon, Andra Gulllksan, with the Moroccan commanding some $20,000 for a road “The breaks are not going our way,” Niederwerfer East’s next match is Monday against Fitch High in Prep overpowers EC football Chris Hughes) 2:13.4. Groton. ^ action. 200 free: 1 Lindstrom (M) 2:13.4, Z Windish (M), 3. Brindamour (M). race, about $5,0(X)-$ 10,000 less than he receives for run­ continued. “It was our best game we’ve played this year. 0 FAIRFIELD — Ranked second in the state in unoffi- The Patriots are now 2-1-1 overall while the Bobcats 200 IM: 1. Utllo (M) 2:38.9, 2. Hickey (M), 3. White (M) ning on a track. Bile receives about $15,000 for a road We had a couple of wide open shots, but we just didn’t ■- cial circles, Fairfield Prep lived up to its advanced billing are 0-3. SO free: 1. Myers (M) :27.6, 2. Hughes (M), 3. Lappen (M). race. convert.” Bolton cross country wins two 5 with a 32-7 victory over East Catholic High in All Con- Diving: 1. Remusat (M) 179.85 points, 2. Markstein (M), 3. Ringbloom Coventry’s next game is Wednesday on the road (M). The major issue, however, appeared to be Aouita’s Portland outshot the Tcchmen, 17-12. Kettaphone BOLTON — The Bolton High boys’ cross country j necticut Conference football action Friday night. against RHAM High in Hebron. 100 butterfly; 1. Lappen (M) 1:14.7, 2. Hickey (M), 3. Hughes (M) reluctance to meet the fresher Bile. Keviolay, Nick Wcrfel and Chris Daigle, the latter in a team won a pair of meets Friday, topping Cheney Tech, ^ It was the second loss in as many games against a “They (Bacon) are a little down,” Coventry coach Bob 100 free; 1. Gulliksen (M) 1:03.7, Z White (M). 3. Windish (M). In the past two weeks, Aouita, holder of four world 21-38, and Hale-Ray, 24-33. Hale-Ray also topped 500 free: 1. Lindstrom (M) 6:09.0, Z Myers (M), 3. Brindamour (M) reserve role, played well for Cheney. ^ team ranked in the top 10 in the state by the Eagles. Prep Plaster said. “We had a lot of room to do some things. It 100 beck: 1. Cook (M) 1:15.5, Z Little (M), 3. Brown (M) records and one world-test, has run in London, New Cheney, 24-34. Cheney Tech 1 9 1 g is now 2-0. was kind of a one-sided game. 400 free relay: 1. Fermi, Z MHS, 3. MHS. Delhi, Athens and Barcelona, Spain. Portland ® ^ ^ Cheney’s Chris Hawes took individual honors with a 1 “Prep is a very strong team. I thought they were the “We played everybody. The good thing is I got a Scoring: CT- Kobiish. P- Ftend. Tewksbury time of 18:11 for the 3.1 mile course. ^ strongest team we faced last year. This year it is much chance to play the entire tench,” Plaster added. Cheney soccer team bows Therefore, the 1984 Olympic 5,000-mctcr gold Saves: CT- Marcotte 12. P- Williams 5. Bolton’s next meet is Monday at East Hampton High. stronger,” East coach Leo Eacchini said. Steve Ptoulin, Jeff Rheault and Gate Thayer netted the The breaks, in the early part of the season anyway, are medalist and 1989 World Cup 5,000-mctcr winner docs Rssults: 1. Chris Hawes (CT) 18:11 for 3.1 miles, 2. Jon Nurbut (B), 3. ^ Chris Zingo scored three times on a 5-yard run and 4- not going Cheney Tech’s way. The Beavers lost their not feel he would be at his best to challenge Bile, the Jason Kennedy (HR), 4. Mike Czernicki (B), 5. Phil Yuris (HR). 6. Piaul other goals for Coventry. Rheault, Wade Ulanawiu, MHS volleyball team beaten Sauer (B), 7. Jay McClure (HR), 8. Den Hohler (B), 9. Rick Roundtree yard run, and a 50-yard punt return, to lead the Jesuits. Chris McCarthy and John Krukowski drew assists. Bob third in four outings Friday afternoon, 2-1, to Portland Somalian who won the 1987 world championship and (CT), 10. Jason Dubock (B). Mike Quirm hauled in a pair of touchdown passes from Johnson was called upon to make just four stops in goal High in Charter Oak Conference boys’ soccer action. 1989 World Cup at 1,500 meters. The Manchester High girls’ volleyball team dropped a s “I can only speculate, but I think if he knew Bile was quarterback Frank Fedak, covering 15 and 12 yards. for the shutout. Cheney drops to 0-3-1 overall while the Highlanders four-set decision to visiting Windham High in CCC East Coventry cross country wins East’s lone touchdown was on an 18-yard pass play going to be in the race, he wouldn’t have gone to New Division play at Clarke Arena Friday afternoon. Scores Coventry 3 *— ^ are now 1-2. Cheney’s next game is T\iesday at home COVENTRY — The Coventry High boys’ cross from quarterback Chris Mueller to Joe Bums. East’s totd Bacon Academy 0 0— 0 against Bacon Academy. Delhi,” where he raced Tuesday, Lebow said. were 15-13, 15-7, 10-15 and 15-6. Scoring: C- Haynes 2. Vincent 2. Poulin. Rhoault. Thayer Lebow, executive director of the New York Road Run­ country team moved its record to 4-0 with a 15-44 win offense was 12 yards. “They are overpowering (defen­ Saves: C- Bob Johnson 4. BA- Chris Monihan 19. Justin Koblish gave Cheney a 1-0 lead at 28:12 of the over visiting Sufficld High. sively),” Facchini admired. ners Club, tlic race organizer, said that in rounding up Jen Sarles played well for the Indians, now 1-2 for the first half as his comer kick got past Portland keeper Rick Coventry’s next meet is Monday at COC fix- Portland Adam Alibrio, C J. Underwood with an interception MHS girls’ swim triumphs Williams and curved into the far top comer of the cage. athletes lor the race, he came to a verbal agrccmcni with season. Aouita first, then with Biie. Manchester won the junior varsity game, 15-0 and High. and Todd Saucier played well for East. East resumes ac­ Taking 10 of the 11 events, sweeping eight of them, Results: 1. K.J. Manvn.e (C 1809 lor 29 nvlos. 2. Justin Manviiie ;Ci luibow admiticO ne never told Aouita that Bile would 16-14 Sarah Soak. Michelle Meznu and Becky Pidiak tion next Saturday at home against Wilbur Cross. the Manchester High girls’ swimming team dunked See MANCHESTER, page 47 3 Rov Minion (C), 4 Daryl hernor (C; 5 Matt Dutka (C), G Mannu ,'S; Falrfl*ld Pr«p 13 13 7 0 — 32 rve coni' nlavcd well tor me 2-i voung mmaii Momson (S; 8 hotteroerth iS. 9 Biliv Doloier tC 10 J a ~ m ' I'O o r jn i 1 Weight loss Winner Contras

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RESTRICTED I ANE Drivers on Interstate 84 east of Hartford should have a more relaxed Uip beginning Tuc.sday, if a of chemicals TO SILVER tANE AND HARTFORD “short cut” for carpools works as designed. m Tuesday is the scheduled opening of the new \/ KEEP LEFT KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine (AP) — President Bush restricted lanes for commuters, located on both is preparing to challenge the Soviet Union to match the sides of 1-84. The single-file lanes are marked with United States in making cuts of more than 50 percent in blue diamonds, and there are signs indicating spe­ chemical weapon stockpiles as a step toward abolishing cial entrance locations. However, the most impor­ them, administration sources say. tant feature of this new commuting option is that Bush planned to make the proposal today in New York only vehicles with three or more occupants can in his first presidential speech before the 44th session of uavcl in them. State officials arc calling such the U.N. General Assembly. Secretary of State James A. vehicles H.O.V.s, short for High Occupancy Baker 111 said the initiative would “move the world Vehicles. closer to a ban on chemical weapons.” Because the lanes are single-file, cars will be Administration sources in New York said Bush would prohibited from passing. There is an area on the tell the United Nations he is prepared to slash U.S. highway separating the restricted lanes and the chemical weapons stockpiles by more than 50 percent general access lanes. provided the Soviet Union makes similar reductions. “We have great expectations for them,” said state Bush also planned to suggest sanctions against other Transportation Commissioner J. William Bums. countries which proceed with chemical weapons produc­ The lanes, which were built as part of the $170 tion, the sources said. million widening of 1-84, will be resuicted 24 hours Baker informed Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A. a day, seven days a week. They will officially open Shevardnadze of the president’s intention in their talks at 11 a.m. Tuesday. over the weekend in Jackson Hole, Wyo. There the two Motorists caught using the lanes illegally will be sides agreed on a two-stage U.S.-Soviet program to ex­ fined $58. change information about their chemical weapons and to Bums is optimistic, despite a DOT survey last inspect each other’s plants and arsenals. year which suggested that the lanes may i ■■ slow to The president, who served as U.N. ambassador in gain acceptance. 1971-1972, also planned today to call for international The promoters of the new commuting option arc cooperation on drugs, terrorism and the environment. Bush also was expected to salute steps toward Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Herald Please see EXPRESS, page 10 democratic reforms made in Eastern Europe, Latin America and Africa. And he was to offer support for Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald economic restructuring and reforms in the Soviet Union, expressing confidence in the goals set out by Soviet IT’S A GOAL — Bolton High’s Brian Neil ting the ball into the deep corner of the cage Bolton over RHAM, the Bulldogs’ first win President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, officials said. (20) looks in the back of the net, along with during second half play Friday afternoon in over the Sachems in Ray Boyd’s tenure as The proposal regarding chemical weapons was ‘American-made’ speed makes comeback RHAM High goalie Kevin McGill, after put­ Hebron. Neil’s goal clinched a 3-1 win by Bolton head coach. described by one official, insisting on anonymity, as “a new initiative to move forward in elimination of chemi­ WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s cheap, Center in Miami. “Speed killed in the from 26 metropolitan areas. “They’ll be so wired up. their muscles cal weapons, to reduce stockpiles and generally try to it’s easy to produce and dmg dealers tout 1960s and it can still kill in the ’90s.” “There has been an explosive growth in so tight, so intensely clenched, that the give a new impetus to a total ban.” the fact that it’s “made in America.” The Justice Department, in a report last the use of methamphetamine” over six muscle protein breaks down, gets into the Bush today also was meeting in New York with U.N. Methamphetamine, known in the 1960s month, said “methamphetamine has the years, the Justice Department says. The blood sUeam, goes to the kidneys .and can Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar. as “speed” and now widely called jxttcntial of becoming the crack problem problem has been especially severe in the create kidney failure,” Shumaik says. “crank,” is making a resurgence in the of the 1990s.” western United States and Southern “They lose their temperature regula­ BOLTON TOPS RHAM United States as an inexpensive alterna­ Dr. George M. Shumaik, an emergency California. tion. Our record is 109 degrees. I’ve not tive to cocaine or crack. room physician at the University of San Diego, according to the Justice seen any of those patients survive.” By Jim Tierney say,” Boyd said of Boles. bins, rifled a shot from 18 yards out off a RHAM Users arc beginning to smoke it, send­ California at San Diego Medical Center, Department, is “the methamphetamine Methamphetamine also is “associated Manchester Herald Bolton is now 4-0 overall and will host East Hampton defender and into the back of the net for a 2-1 advantage Defiant mother ing an instant jolt to the brain. But unlike describes crank users as “crazy” and capital of the United States.” with a high sense of paranoia, even Tuesday afternoon at 3:30. RHAM slipped to 2-1-1. at 15:05. crack, crank can give the user a high that “combative.” Shumaik says many of those who come greater than cocaine and definitely a RHAM broke on top, 1-0, with a goal from Todd Before the Sachems could regroup, the score was 3-1 lasts several hours. “The complications arc the same as we to his UCSD emergency room suffering greater degree of violent behavior,” Hall HEBRON — A rare occurrence transpired Friday Machowski a mere 3:30 into the match. Now resigned to at 18:10 following a beautiful cross from Atilla Lengyel afternoon involving the Bolton High boys’ soccer team asking release Quickly addictive, it can also lead its saw with PCP,” Shumaik says of crank from crank overdoses just need a place to says. “There’s a psychotic reaction. play catchup for the first time this season, Bolton pushed which was headed into the upper right comer of the net in its Charter Oak Conference East Division opener victims to hospital emergency rooms, users who overdose severely. “They’re so come down from highs that can last up to People go crazy with this drug.” forward behind the nifty footwork of Dooman. At 23:15 by reserve halfback Brian Neil. against homestanding RHAM High School. their fists clenched, raring for a fight even combative and so strong that they can 24 hours due to repeat doses. Smoking speed gives the user “an ini­ of the first half, the Bulldogs got the equalizer when “I think we broke down for about five minutes there The unbeaten Bulldogs defeated the Sachems, 3-1, for WASHINGTON (AP) — 'The District of Columbia’s while suapped to gurneys for their own throw you across the room.” Their hearts will be racing, their blood tial short-term jolt like crack for 10 Dooman headed in a comer kick served up by JJ. Hall. and they got two quick goals and that was the game,” the initial time this decade. highest court is being asked again to consider whether protection and that of ho.spital workers. The National Institute on Dmg Abuse pressure will be high, they’ll be paranoid minutes or so, but it will have a residual The half ended in the 1-1 tie. Zotta said. “I don’t think my kids played a bad game.” Bolton coach Ray Boyd was elated with the victory. Dr. Elizabeth Morgan must be freed after spending 25 “I think there’s sound reason to say this says the number of deaths involving and anxious, but they’ll survive. long-term effect of several hours, a “Dooman played a magnificent little ballgame,” Zotta had nothing but accolades for the Bulldogs. “I’m excited that we won,” Boyd said. “In my 10 months in jail for concealing her daughter in a bitter cus­ stuff is more dangerous than cocaine or crank nearly tripled in 21/2 years — from But severe overdoses can result in stimulant effect,” he says. RHAM coach Mike Zotta said. “Their sweeper (Zac years, this is the first time we’ve ever beaten RHAM. I “That is a terrific side,” Zotta said. “I’m very im­ tody battle. crack,” says James N. Hall, executive 34 in the second half of 1985 to 91 in the seizures, increased muscle tension or hy­ pressed with the Bolton team. It’s the best team in the think we tied them once. That’s a big game for us. They Morford) did a nice job and their exchange student Attorneys for Morgan arc asking the D.C. Court of director of the Up Front Dmg Information first half of 1988, according to reports perthermia. Please see CRANK, page 10 (RHAM) are a quality team.” (Stefan Reicherstorfer) had a very strong game.” (COC) East right now. We knew that going in. Give all Appeals to issue an order freeing her today. President Superb efforts were received from Bulldog forwards Five minutes into the second half, Dooman beat his the credit in the world to Ray Boyd. He’s done a terrific Bush signed legislation Saturday designed to force her Cliff Dooman (one goal), Dana Fortin and Mike Jones man and barely missed with a shot wide left. Then job with those kids. It’s a great victory for them.” release. along with sweeper Zac Morford (one goal) in the im­ Machowski countered with two consecutive bullets Zotta noted he was missing two players to injuries and Her ex-husband’s attorney, however, said Sunday she three to ineligibility. Unmanned launch ends pressive victory. Also, senior goalie Dave Boles, who which Boles repelled. Ten minutes in, a Dooman goal will seek to have the law declared unconstitutional. recorded 12 saves, put forth a magnificent performance was disallowed due to an offsides violation, an offense Boyd has the best of both worlds with his club. It is Morgan contends that her former husband and the in the net for Bolton. which plagued Bolton throughout. senior-dominated and has a lot of depth. girl’s father. Dr. Eric Forctich, had sexually abused their In the second half, particularly. Boles thwarted As the clouds became ominous from the remnants of “It was a well played match,” Boyd said. “Both teams daughter, Hilary, now 7 — a charge he sUongly denies. long era in space history RHAM’s intense efforts around the net. Hurricane Hugo, Bolton caught RHAM twice for goals The child remains hidden at an undisclosed location, “That’s the best game of his career, I would venture to in a 3:05 span. Morford, with an assist from Bill Rob­ See B O LTO N , page 47 although court officials believe the girl may be with CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — After aboard its Atlas-Centaur rocket,” said launch Morgan’s parents in England. more than 400 liftoffs, NASA launched its commentator Lisa Malone 30 minutes after Attorneys for both sides said Sunday they did not last unmanned space rocket from this the fiery liftoff. know how the court would handle the unprecedented spaceport today, propelling a $125 million "^e satellite was thrust into a preliminary situation. Navy communications satellite into orbit. orbit ranging from about 104 to 22,300 miles “We have not heard anything on how the court will A 31-year era ended when an Atlas-Cen­ high. Late Tuesday, a radio signal from the handle it,” said Morgan attorney Adrian Roc. “It’s really taur rocket blazed away from the pad at 4:56 ground will fire an onboard motor to place in the court’s hands.” a.m. and hoisted a 5,100-pound payload in­ the craft in stationary orbit 22,300 miles “We’re hopeful the court will act promptly, but we tended to link land, sea and air forces around above the Atlantic. have no guarantees,” Roe said. the globe with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Lightning in the area held up liftoff for 44 Forctich’s attorney, Elaine Mittlcman, said the court National Command Authority and the presi­ minutes, and the Atlas-Centaur lifted off with 1 could order a hearing on the case and that there was no dent’s military command network. just one minute remaining in a favorable 45- guarantee that the court would immediately issue an “We have had a successful mission today; minute launch period. order freeing Morgan. the satellite is now being tracked by A three-judge panel heard arguments in the case last spacecraft controllers after a flawless ride Please see LAUNCH, page 10 year, and the full court held a rehearing last Wednesday. Fbrctich and Ms. Mittlcman both stressed *at the bill docs not require Ms. Morgan to produce tlic girl. Forctich said he would be “delighted” to have his former wife released, if the federal government helped Bridgeport man murdered him find their daughter. in effort to win $20 reward BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A Bridgeport housing project and offered a cash reward for s^4| todav man’s attempt to earn a $20 reward cost him information that would get his car back, his life when he clung to the outside of what O’Mara said. he believed was a stolen car until the driver Gamble was apparently trying to do that at Index knocked him off, state police said. about 10 a.m. when he reached into a parked, 20 pages, 2 sections State police spokesman Scott O’Mara said occupied car and tried to pull the keys from Jack Scuilla, 20, of Milford was charged with the ignition. But the man sitting in the car — larceny and murder in the death of David Classified__ allegedly Scuilla — suddenly started the car Comics ___ Gamble. Scuilla allegedly slammed a stolen and pulled out of the housing project with Focus_____ car into a highway guardrail Sunday in an ef­ Gamble hanging halfway outside the pas­ Local/State fort to shake off Gamble. senger door, O’Mara said. Lottery O’Mara said the trouble started at about 8 The driver then turned on to Interstate 95, Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Nation/World a.m. in Bridgeport when a 62-year-old Obituaries__^ where he deliberately slammed the passenger VACUUM CLEANING — Dave Sargent of 11 Bayberry Opinion____ Bridgepxrrt man said his car was stolen as he side of the car into the guardrail, O’Mara Sports ______watched from a curbside pay phone. The Road, Bolton, an employee of Piano’s Car Wash on Route Television owner of the car then went to a nearby public Please see MURDER, page 10 44, sweeps around the vacuum cleaners at the site Friday.

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