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20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Aug. W, H62 Bond $150,000' Reagan seeking Coventry man 1/ .. ^ in fatal crash taxpayers' help studies '9th' ... page 4 . . . page 11 U.S. is the leading ... page 3 has given no warranty in most cases. And since your Courts. And if the manufacturer is out of sUte, the claim is only against the mamifacturer, not twt seller, A product you pdV for that doesn’t work and that the Small Claims Court may have.no power at all. Some seller or marker doesn’t fix properly Is called a lemon. you have no r i^ t to refuse to pay. protection! . ,, Thus, you can be forced to pay for pure garbage. If The United States has been the leading producer of Your 4) Let’s say you get a lawyer or bring a case in Sm w Cooler tonight; Manchester, Conn. lemons in the wotld for years — an enviable distinction Claims and you have the manufacturer as a party to the you don’t pay, your salary can be garnished, your credit rating riUned. You can lose whatever you paiu in^ indeed — and getting stuck with a lemon is our No. 1 Money's case. You well may find that your opponent’s expero sunny Wednesday Tuesday, Aug. 17, 1982 serious consumer complaint. are loaded with numerous prior cases to prove that the and still have to pay the balance plus court costs. .* All this after a decade of aggressive consumerismT; Single copy You may be under the impression that the Magnuson- Worth problem mustt have been your fault. — See page 2 25c Yes. Even the most professional consumer actlvlstih M m lb Moss Warranty Act of 1975, enacted at the peak of con­ To match this, you’d have to take a lot of time from Sylvia Porter don’t want to get tangled up with these subtleties. It- sumer activism, protects us from the worse abuses. work, hire a babysitter for long periods, pay your own But, wow, do I have some surprises for you! expert as well. Your opponent knows you can’t or won t always has bera easier, to take on the most glorious^ highly visible “ big” targets. Who was left locddng puC 1) If you buy a big-ticket item, the odds are the seller do this, so the tactic works. is a retailer who may have disclaimed the implied 5) If you bought the lemon on time and a bank or finan­ for you, the consumer? No one then. No one today. UtUsr warranty and, in fact, given you no warranty at all. to attack the general practices of the company, not to cing firm was involved, you have the right under the me? Little you? ^ Your only warranty is a limited one given by the handle your complaint. If you sue, you might recover Federal ’Trade Commission’s “ holder in due course” manufacturer, often located far away, who tells you to less than the legal fee. . trade regulation rule to refuse to pay the Institution if (Sylvia Porter’s Financial Alamanac for 1983, a com-:t 3) Most Small Claims Courts limit their jurisdiction to prehensive desk celendar and consumer handbook,* ship your lemon back at your expense or sue. you could have refused to pay the seller. But here is a small amounts. If you choose this court, you don’t need features Porter’s best advice for saving money and-> Doesn’t Magnuson-Moss prohibit this sort of thing? monster loophole: If the seller hasn’t given any warran­ a lawyer and you may be able to get only part of your ac­ organizing your budget. Includes budget mrksheets.T U.S. to cut arms sales to Taiwan Not at all. Read the fine print. ’The seller (reUiler) ty and disclaims the Implied warranty, you can’t refuse tual damages. Better than nothing? In many states, you didn’t give any warranty at all, and is free to say “ no” to pay the seller. This means you can’t refuse to pay the Send $8.95 plus $1 for postage-and handling to FinancialX' have to wait in line while barrels of debt collection suits Almanac in care of the Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive,* to the implied warranty in most states, too. bank or finance company eiUier. gradually its sales of arms to have paid particular attention to the and “ contribute to the further is expected to notify Congress that Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal < By Helen Thomas China has opposed U.S. arms sales 2) Most federal, state and local law enforcement against consumers are heard. But what about the Magnuson-Moss Act and its Taiwan, leading over a period of needs and interests of tee people of reduction of tensions and to lasting the United States will continue to Only in New York and a few other states are cor­ Press Syndicate.) .» UPI White House Reportelr to Taiwan that had strained U.S.- agencies won't act because they don’t have the power to protection? The joke is on you again. ’The retell seUer time to a final resolution.” Taiwan.” peace in the Asia-Pacific region.” coproduce with Taiwan F-5E jet air­ porations banned as complainants in Small Claims Chinese relations. rule on individual complaints. The agencies are allowed WASHINGTON - The United ’The communique was bound to The United States reiterated it has The communique did not set a He said it is vital to U.S. long­ craft. States will gradually reduce anger Taiwan’s friends in Congress “ no intention of infringing on definite date for tee termination of term national security interests to China’s demand for a definite weapons delivery to Taiwan and will and tee American Council for a Free Chinese sovereignty and territorial arms sales to the Taipei govern­ develop a relationship with China cutoff date on arms sales to Taiwan r - l f t Brief. not seek a “ long-term policy” of Asia, a lobby group favoring strong integrity, or interfering in China’s ment, which China originally and added, “ This communique will in the statement caused a serious arms sales to Taiwan, the Reagan internal affairs, or pursuing a policy demanded. Reagan balked at that, make that possible consistent with dispute and strained relations 7 Colonial losing ties to anti-communist Asian states. administration said today in a joint Officials Insisted, however, that of "Two Chinas’ or “ one China, one so the wording instead pledged the our obligations to the people of between Washington and Peking during the prickly negotiations. communique with China. tee new policy does not mean tee Taiwan.’” United States will “ gradually Taiwan.” ’The communique, hammered out United States is abandoning Taiwan. “ The United States government reduce” sales. He said the agreement on arms The language in the joint state­ shipping loan after many months and announced understands and apprteciates tee In a separate statement. Presi­ sales to Taiwan is “ fully consistent ment was worked out after much Elliott appointed The communique said U.S. arms simultaneously in Washington and sales to tee Taipei government will Chinese policy of striving for a dent Reagan said tee U.S.China with the Taiwan Relations Act.” fine tuning and after Peking communique “ embodies mutually Arms sales to Taiwan will con­ threatened to downgrade its Nola F. Elliott, daughter of Mrs. Matilda C. Peking, said tee United States also not exceed “ either in qualitative or peaceful resolution of the Taiwan satisfactory means of dealing with tinue in accordance with the act diplomatic relations with Fiske of 36 Lenox St., reaffirmed tee “ question of Taiwan in quantitative terms tee level of question...” tee communique said. interest income is China’s internal affair.” Reagan termed building a “ strong tee historical question of U.S. arms “ and with full expectation that the Washington unless arms sales to Manchester, has | those supplied in recent years since sales to Taiwan.” approach of tee Chinese government Peking gradually were phased out. been appointed assis­ “ The United States government the establishment of diplomatic and lasting relationship with China” He said it also “ preserves prin­ to the resolution of the Taiwan issue President Reagan met recently tant director of states that it does not seek to carry relations between tee United States as an important foreign policy goal WATERBURY (UPI) — International shippers are ciples on both sides,” w ill promote will continue to be peaceful,” with Republican leaders in a secret health care out a long-term policy of arms sales and China” in January 1979. of the last four administrations. He having trouble finding cargo to haul and, as a result. the friendly development of Reagan said in his statement. programs, claims, in to Taiwan ...” the United States and The communique states the said that in working for a successful PleaHC turn tu page 10 Colonial Bancorp, Inc., is suffering interest losses in its relations between the two countries. In a day or so, the administration the group insurance I China said. United States “ intends to reduce outcome of tee agreement, “ we division of Connec-1 international loans. Getting Francis M. White, chairman and chief executive of­ ticut General Life In-1 ficer of Colonial, said many shipping customers have ’ V i€ surance Co. it right missed payments on their bank loans in the worst ship­ Mrs. David Elliott 1 Bay State ping recession since World War II. is a graduate of t Colonial, the state’s third largest banking company, Eastern Connecticut I Green claims has 80 percent of its $100 million international loan port­ Eric Carlson, machinist; State College. She ; at Slfco Bearings In; joined Connecticut folio bet on 86 international shipping customers, slightly Cleveland, Ohio,; will allow General in the group ' under 10 percent of its total loans of $879 million. insurance division in Missed payments have cost the bank $500,000 in lost checks details of a; interest in the second quarter alone. The bank earned 1970 and was named program for the- $31 million in interest and fees, 12 percent from inter­ agency review supervisor, new m anufacturer’s new interstate business, in 1973 and national loans. vertical turret lathe on a White said the bank's earnings are down 50 percent, A underwriter in 1975. General Electric Mark In 1978, she moved to but does not see the decline as a trend. The long-term Century 1050 HLX By Richard Cody Nola F. Elliott impact is difficult to determine. the claim depart­ numerical control. Herald Reporter ment as coordinator of research and administration ‘It is one of those things we cannot predict,” White is ludicrous' Massachusetts Gov. Edward J. and was advanced to manager of health care said. programs in 1981. Mrs. Elliott is chartered life, un­ The losses may affect the bank’s annual dividend to King has reversed his stand and derwriter. She and her husband live in Bloomfield. stockholders, $1.80 per share since 1979. White said it agreed to start the wheels rolling for “ We’re not going to treat Arthur.- Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. is a com­ would be set by the board of directors in September. By Nancy Thompson the redesignation of Connecticut Green’s group any different than pany of CIGNA Corp., formed through the merger But it has affected the bank’s stock. On July 9 when Herald Reporter Route 52 as an interstate. This gives Colonial announced the loan problems, the stock price any other group,” Zinsser said. a boost to plans for completion of I- U of Connecticut General and INA. was $17.25 a share. This week the over-the-counter stock ’The director of tee state Commis­ He added that be does not expect 84 in eastern Connecticut. cioseu ai on a oia. sion on Human Rights and Oppor­ the committee to make many Officials in Massachusetts credit When it became clear in June a number of Colonial’s tunities today called a schedule changes in most of tee entities U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., shipping customers could not meet their loan legislative review of his agency scheduled for review. In tee first with taking the necessary action to obligations. White ordered the bank’s reserves against “ ludicrous.” round of committee meetings held provoke the policy change. Mott’s pays 5% loan losses to be increased by $3.3 million to $13.12 (Comparing the commission — in June, however, tee committee did George Joseph, director of the million. The extra funds came directly from the bank’s which is charged with enforcing recommend that a number of en­ Capital Expenditures and Program s EAST HARTFORD — Joseph P. Mott, chairman earnings and cut its net income 50 percent for the first civil rights law and investigating tities be abolished, such as tee com­ Office of the Massachusetts Depart­ of Motts (ShopRite) Supermarkets Inc., announced half of the year. complaints of violations — to the mittee on high unemployment and ment of Public Works, said today his G that the board of directors has voted the regular 5- state police, Arthur L. Green said the Council of Economic Advisors. department received word from centtper share quarterly cash dividend payable tee agency should be exempt from GREEN, A Manchester resident, King Monday to start things going Dec. 1, 1982 to shareholders of record at close of the “ sunset” statutes teat require said he will appear before the on the necessary joint application business, Nov. 19, 1982. Mosquitoes threaten R.l. tourism, dogs tee Legislature to renew certain legislative committee to justify his for the redesignation. agencies periodically or let teem agency’s existence. He said he has Connecticut and the Bay State be felt by Rhode Island’s Important.: PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) - Rhode Rhode Island pathologist and en­ 10 times higher than ever reported in the expire. been working with committee staff must apply together to tee Federal tourism industry, be said. Island’s worst infestation of mosquitoes tomologist. literature we have available,” he said. Green’s commission is scheduled and with his own staff to develop in­ Highway Administration for the Water Income up in decades has caused a near-epidemic of Researchers at Rhode Island Hospital Although the canine heartworm “’The survival of our resort areas’ to be reviewed 'next week by the formation for several weeks. change, since part of Route 52 goes deadly canine heartworm that threatens and Cornell University are “ finding transmitted by mosquitoes does not sur­ depends on visitors during peak summer; Legislative Program Review and He added, however, that he will into Massachusetts. humai\s and could sting the state’s im­ more and more instances of liing lesions vive in a human’s bloodstream, the dis­ months,” he said. “ If R h ^ e Island is in-’ Investigations Committee, chaired try to get the agency removed from He added that there should be no CLINTON — William C. Stewart, president of portant tourism economy, researchers in humans” due to mosquito bites, ease may lodge temporarily in the undated with mosquitoes, few visitors by state Sen. Carl A, Zinsser, R- tee review list by te e ‘Legislature problem in the redesignation. Connecticut Water Service Inc., a water service warn. LeBrun said. capillaries of the lung and other tissue are going to tolerate the risk of insect-; Manchester. before it comes up again. He said he has begun making company serving all or portion of 26 Connecticut The state’s multiplying mosquito pop­ One sampling of mosquitoes in South and can be misdiagnosed as tumorous borne diseases or even the aggravation; Zinsser said he would oppose such arrangements with this state’s DOT towns, has reported that for the 12 months ended “ WE CERTAINLY feel teat the ulation poses a “ serious threat to human, Kingstown found 30 percent of the in­ growth. of painful bites.” * efforts. for a meeting where the rules and June 30, revenues were $13,798,000 and net eafnlngs Commission on Human Rights and equine and canine health in the state,” sects to be carrying the parasitic The greatest impact of the Pet owners also will feel the bite o f “ No one is exempt,” Zinsser said. regulations for making the applica­ were $1,617,000 or $1.64 per average common share. Opportunities is improperly in­ said Roger A. LeBrun, a University of heartworm. “ This figure is staggering— mushrooming mosquito ^pulatlon could mosquitoes in their wallets. cluded in the statute that sunsets "T h e sunset process is a good tion can be looked over. In comparison, for the 12 months ended June 30, proMss because it keeps everyone King’s announcement is impor­ 1981, revenues were $10,783,000, net earnings were agencies every five years,” Green on their toes.” tant to the highway plans because $972,000, and net earnings per average common said. “ The conunission has been vigorously opposed to being in­ Green said that tee process of when Rhode Island pulled out of tee share were 99 cents. periodic review was never intended 1-84 project earlier this summer, it For the quarter ended June 30, revenues were $3,- Public Records cluded. “ I find tee very concept ofsunset- for law enforcement agencies and became necessary to redesignate 770,000 and net earnings were $295,000, or 30 cents should be restricted to regulatory Route 52 as an interstate if 1-84 was per average common share, compared to revenues ting a civil rights agency ludicrous. property on (^ttagS .St., $2,500. agencies. ever to go through, state officials of $2,967,000, and net earnings of $294,000 or 30 cents Warranty deeds Ro Vic Inc. against Lamond Stewart, property- at 75 It assumes that in 1983 there will be Independent Insurance Colter releasing Wallace J. no m ore racism or sexism in “ Not only is it (review of the have said. Plans would have 1-84 in­ per average common share a year ago. Walter Kuczek and Sylvia Kuczek to John F. McKenna Murray Road, W77-68. Irish Jr., property at 87 Main S t, $14,000. Connecticut. That hasn’t happened agency) anti-civil rights, but it has tersect with Route 52 in Killingly. and Melanie G. McKenna, property at 187 Ferguson Attachment in 1,000 years. consumed enormous amounts of our Otherwise, federal funding for the Road, $86,500. National Bank of America against Leah A. Roy, “ I think there’s a bias against time,” he said. “ The time I spent $560 million project would be en­ Joyce S. Stratton to Walter Kuczek and Sylvia Kuczek, N property on Garth Road, $1,300. civil ri^ ts in this state. If one (preparing information for tee com­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo dangered. property on Pilgrim Lane, $105,000. Courses offered thinks of this agency as one thinks of mittee) should have been spent on But when Connecticut began pur- Gary K. Wlgren and Karen L. Wigren of Imre Bognar Lis pendens , getting cases moved.” suing the redesignation, and Magna Bognar, property at 25 Overland St., $58,000. Diane E. Carlson against Ronald E. Carlson, property tee state police, you can understand why we should never be sunsetted.” The Manchester Human Relations Out of control Massachusetts announc^ it was STORRS — Two courses, designed for persons William R. Prior and Janet L. Cerasoli to Brian M. at 129 N. Elm St. Qnsser said tee Commission on Commission is scheduled to hold a concerned teat such an application with personal or professional Interests In the real Benito and Itrla M. Benito, property at 24 Frederick Release of attachment AUTOREPMRS Human Rights and Opportunities special meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in Cliff Wolters, 3'/4, of Brighton Road, Hebron, Cliff had a little trouble navigating the would jeopardize a bill it was estate business, will be o ffe r ^ here this fall by the Road, $66,500. backing in Congress to free federal David A. Golas, P.C. releasing Maurice Correnti, has not been singled out for review, tee Municipal Building coffee room was helping daddy wHh the shopping this overloaded shopping wagon and crashed It University pf Connecticut. Robert A. Quinn and Nancy W. (}ulnn to George C. to discuss tee hearing on tee state money for repairing highways the Real Estate Principles and Practices” Is an in­ Rosvally Jr., property at 64 Alton St. but is coming up for regularly morning at the Highland Park Market. But Into a shelf of pastries. s s c ^ u le d consideration. commission. B a y State has already had ______.. I: , - . we SBRVice all troductory, prelicensure course which provides Stephen D. Joyner and Carol M. Joyner to Milton W. redesignated. 7 basic instruction in real estate licensing laws, Horn* of Mr. Q oM hvrw icir QBNBRAL MOTOR and Sylvia A. Smith, property at 2-4 McCabe St. and 496- This threw some doubt into plans deeds, transfers, property descriptions and the es­ 498 N. Main St., $71,500. ROBERT J. SMITH. hlG. CARS AND TRUCKS for completion of 1-84, because it sentials of a real estate contract. Classes meet Michael W. White and Gall-Lynne White to Hannah F. could have caused enough of a delay Tuesdays from 7 to 10 p,m., starting Sept. 14. Potter, property at 63 Lakewood Circle, $100,000. • AU MEIMJIIIIDAL BEPAIM in the project to push it past tee 19W “ Real Estate Appraisal I,” also a 12-session Maurice P. Correnti to Keith B. Bandis and George V. MSMIWSliniS SHOE • t r n f i m ODtUSION REPJUBt’ Pullout reported to begin Saturday funding deadline. course, covers the principles of residential evalua­ Lawler Sr., property at 47 Cottage St., $85,000 (based on But Gejdenson, who backs com­ tion. It Is Intended for real estate brokers and conveyance tax) mi ,. JIITIC TBANSillSBIOIIi pletion of the 22-miIe highway and is between tee eastern and western positions around the Parliament sion of south Lebanon blocked im­ salesmen seeking an edge on effective pricing for Marshall J. Levinson to Stephen C. Chambers, Unit l•A^IT0BAr■^ Organization surrender. running for re-election, sent a letter By RIad Ka] sectors of tee besieged Lebanese Building today in preparation for plementation of tee plan. competitive listings. Classes will m eet ’Thursdays 123B Royal Arms Condominiums, $53,000. fC W U n E WITH United Press International ^ Lebanese Prime Minister Chefik to Connecticut Gov. William A. at 7 p.m., starting Sept. 16. William L. Luettgens to S^ven R. Werbner and Wazzan said Monday bis Cabinet capital. Thursday’s session to elect a new Sources said Habib’s plan calls for president to succeed Elias Sarkis tee evacuation of an estimated 7,100 O’Neill, signed by entire con­ Registration information for these and any of the Patricia Speicher Werbner, pnq)erty at 441 Harvard 649^5241 • 24 HOUR U.S. envoy Philip Habib worked will meet Wednesday to endorse Despite Israeli reconnaisance PLO fighters over 14 days to nine gressional delegation of real estate courses may be obtained by contacting St., $65,000. today to get Palestinian guerrillas Habib’s blueprint for withdrawal flights over Beirut and what Israel whose term expires Sept. 23. 65 E. Center Street Arab states. Massachusetts and Connecticut sup­ the Office of Non-Credit Programs, Box U-56D, (instruction Management Services Inc. to Brian .F. moving from Beirut by tee end of and formally invite a 2,000-man claimed were scattered guerrilla The reports said Israeli troops Manchester. Ct. Afterward, 2,000 regular Syrian porting tee redesignation. University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT Odf" Bottero and Deborah Bottaro, property on Still Field tee week as tee U.S. 6te Fleet U.S.-Italian-French force to super­ small-arms fire up to midnight Mon­ would pull back from tee area to troops and about 3,900 fighters and telephone 486-3234. Road, $72,000. ______- ^ ...... - i' ■ gathered off the coast of Lebanon vise tee pullout. day, the war's 11th cease-fire avoid what could be regarded as in­ timidation of delegates to elect their families of tee Syrian-backed with a force of Marines to help “ I expect Implemoitatlon of the declared last Thursday still held. Qultclalnn deed Christian candidate Bashir Palestine Liberation Army in west supervise the pullout. plan which was prepared by Habih In Italy, 530 crack Italihn Ber- Inside Today Suzanne CSaraldl to Mark Ciaraldl, property at 43 Gemayel, considered an ally of tee Beirut also would depart. The Marines, along with French at the end of this wedt — at the saglieri troops made final Peters elected Coleman Road, $15,000. Israel television said Habib A d v i c e ...... 1* and ttniian soldiers, will begin lan­ latest,” Wazzan sdid Monday. ’ Jewish state. Israel, seeking to close the planned to go to Damascus to con­ B u s in e ss ...... 2® Conaervator^t deed ding in Beirutbefore dawn Saturday Beirut’s pro-Syrian Al Sharq to m i s t ’^ the PlO*vritedrawal HAR’TFORD — George B. Peters Jr. has been along with 800 Marines and 800 negotiations, dispatched David vince Syria to accept its regular Classified...... 18-19 Estate of Marlon F. Kimball to Herman M. Frechette and tee guerrilla pullout will start newspapa s^d the first group of elected president of the Hartford chapter of the Kimche, director general of its troops and PLA fighters directly — C om ics...... 8 and Annette J. Frechette, property at 128 Avondale 1229 MAIN BT. lata- the same day, a pro-Syrian Palestinians would leave by road to French tfoops. Planning Executives Institute for the 1962-83 fiscal A spokesman for tee U.S. 6th Foreign Ministry, to the Lebanese without stopping in Syrian- Entertainment ...... 9 Road, $S6,,000. newspaper with close Palestinian D a m ^ u s despite earlier reports year. Peters is an' investment (rfficq: with the MANCHBBtill capital with orders to help finalize controlled areas of the Bekaa Valley L o tte ry ...... 2 ties said today. teey 'would leave by sea, but Al Fleet said the helicopter assault securities department of the Travelers Insurance in eastern Lebanon. O b ltu s^ e s ...... 10 Fiduciary's deed • IsUr^ tBL.B49^9464 Lebanese and Palestinian officials Sharq did not say how many ship USS Guam left I|laples, osten­ an agreement. Co. Estate of Richard J. Zimmer to William G. Zinuner, said a wediend departure was a Palestinians would leave Saturday. sibly for a rendezvous with tee U.S. Officials in Tel Aviv said only tee Diplomatic sources said tee first Opinion...... 0 Other officers are Justin J. Adinolfl, vice P ^ l e t a l k ...... 2 property'on East Hartford-Manchester town line. OM4iMJAUrY “ safe assumption.” Israeli officials It said agreement was reached for aiiroraft carrier Independence, some return of Israeli pilot Aharon Ahlaz group of 1,000 PLO guerrillas is to president-membership; Tamara J. Kopko, vice- — shot down on tee first day of tee Sports...... 15-17 SOyiCiMRII expressed optimism tee 7S-day-old U.S. troops to be deployed betweoi 100 to 150 miles off Lebanon’s'coast. sail to tee Jordanian Red Sea port of president-program; Everett A. Clafk, secretary Judgment liens Television ...... * .9 649-8841 ordeal of west Beirut would soon the port of B ^ t and tee city’s Rightist Phalange Radio said war — and the bodies of nine Aqaba'and most of tee others would William H. White, treasurer. H t^ o rd National Bank against Kevin Peck, property Lebanese troops were assuming soldiers killed in Israel’s 1978 inva­ travel overland to Syria. end with a Palestine Liberation museum, on the dividing line at 884 E. O n ter St., $1,865.68.

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2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuci.. Aug. 17. U P Sullivan Bond is $150,000 News Briefing will aid for man charged Plane explosion toe I with triple fatality Authorities ready probe expanding n S fS u tn m n la n OMIMW to end sex probe HONOLULU (UPl) - T h e FBI will By Raymond T. OeMeo EAST HARTFORD Police have take its investigation of an airplaiie Manchester Democratic State t e WASHINGTON (UPl) - Federal Central Committee member John J. Herald Reporter also charged Bunkley with third explosion that killed w 18-yearold Pan degree larceny, conspiracy to com-, authorities investigating allegations of American passenger to eight cities Sullivan will accept cm Wednesday . Darryl B. Bunkley, a 24-year-old iilicit sex and drugs on Capitol Hill are mit fourth degree larceny and where the jet to iid ^ down before, the - gH WiATMin rOTOOASt • secretary of the state candidate Hartford man charged with triple criminal impersonation, all in con-... about to drop the sex probe because of a mysterious hlast. Julia Tasbjian’s invitation for him manslaughter in connection with a nection with Aug. 4 incident. Judge - lack of evidence, Justice Department The inquiry into the blast, which in­ to be her campaign chhirman, a Friday car crash in EUist Hartford^ sources said today. O’Connell im p o ^ a bond of 3100 for jured 16 pnneegm , has been concen­ source close to Sullivan confirmed. is being held on 3150,000 bond each of the charges. They said, however, authorites are trated in Tokyo, the Boeing 747’s lu t Sullivan would not say Monday following his arraignment Monday still examining allegations that cocaine - W e a t h e r whether he will be chairman of Mrs. The criminal impersonation, stop before the explosion. in Manchester Superior Court. charges stem from Bunkley’s giving dealing in Congress — a matter that has Tokyo police said late Mraxlay ttey Tashjian’s campaign, but the somree A police observer said Bunkley been before a federal grand jury. false names to police. Arrested Aug. still are investigating but have ho Idea said Sullivan has maide up his mbfd cried softly when East Hartford 4, he told police his name was . (hie source said the FBI talked to how the bomb came aboard. to do so. many people in the wake of allegations police Sgt. David Killian gave his Michael Brown; after Saturday’s Pan Am officials said Monday the Today’s forecast However, Sullivan only will stay version of the incidents that led to accident, he gave his name as Davie) from three former (hipitol Hill pages plane was on a round-the-world trip that involved in M n. Tashjian’s canoh that members of (hingress bad solicited , Today a mixture of clouds and sunshine with a 40 per­ Bunkley's arrest: that Bunkley’s Brown, police say. began Aug. 8 in New York.Tt made stops palgn through the Sept. 7 primary - Lincoln Continental, pursued on Still to be determined is whether, sex from boy pages, but that “Nothing cent chance of showers or thunderstorms. High around with Pateicia Hc^el. Mrs. Tasbjian Silver Lane by two police cruisejrs probative turned up. There was never in London; Frankfurt, Germany: Istan­ the police’s pursuit of Bunkley’s car bul, Turkey; Dubai, Persian Gidf; Bom­ 80. Winds southwest 10 to IS m[di shifting to northwest is the party-endorsed candidate, after an alleged shoplifting incident enough developed to do anything with this afternoon. Tbniidtt partly cloudy and cool, lows contributed to the fatal accident bay, India; Bangkok, Thailand, and Hong while Mrs. Hendel is the challenger. at the Charter Oak Mall, crossed the Saturday. Kenary said police will it.” Kong before readiing Tokyo. around SO. Winds northwest around 10 mph. Wednesday Sullivan said Monday his first center line and collided head on with The source said the FBI probe into mosUy sunny. H i^ 7S to 80. Winds westerly around 10 submit a full report of the incident “We anticipate our imminent involve­ priority is to get the l o ^ General a Chevrolet Citation, killing three of today to Hartford County State’s At-, sexual misconduct was a preliminary ment in inve^gations at 'the various -mph. Assembly candidates — S t^ e n T. examination that was never sent to a its occupants. tomey John Bailey. departure points,” said Honolulu FBI Penny, John W. Thompson and Dead on the scene were the grand jury. James R. McCavanagh — elected. Police have denied that they were The source noted, however, there is spokesman Howani Dare. “1 would think Extended outlook driver, 41-year-old Eleanor Mitchell Involved in a high-speed chase of eventually all of those cities would be in­ That’s why he- won’t remain in of Glastonbury, and her daughter Bunkley, although at least one nothing to stop the House ethics com­ Elxtended outlook for New England Thursday through charge of Mrs. Tashjian’s campaign mittee from investigating the volved.” Ann Marie, age 9. Another daughter, witness has claimed there was a Saturday: after the primary. 7-year-old Sharon Mitchell, died high-speed chase. allegations. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair Mrs. Tashjian’s campaign Saturday at Hartford Hospital. Houses on coast weather Thursday. A chance of showers southeast por­ manager is New Haven Alderman Two other occupants of the tion, on Friday and all areas Saturday. High Martin Dunleavy, who was a strong Mitchell car, 14-year-old Raymond Ireland official can’t be Insured temperatures mainly in the 70s. Lows generally in the backer of House Speaker Ernest T. Mitchell and his friend William For the Record. 50s to low 60s. Abate’s unsuccessful campaign for Luchon, age 14, were reported in BOS’TON (UPl) — People who want to Vermont.: Seasonable temperatures with a chance of governor. Herald photo by Pinto quits in scandal build houses on the New England stable condition at Hartford showers late ’Thursday and Friday and fair on Saturday. Sullivan is closely allied to Gov. Hospital. DUBUN, Ireland (UPl) - Prime seacoast may do so at their own risk Highs in the low 70s to low 80s. L m temperatures in the William A. O’Neill, so his appoint­ An item in the Public Records sec­ Minister Charles Haughey, struggling to after next year because of new federal SOs. ment as Mrs. Tashjian’s campaign Fore! BUNKLEY, clad in a long- tion of Monday’s Manchester Herald,, save his shaky minority government, rules that may prevent them from Maine, New Hampshire: Fair ’ThursdayT Chance of chairman is seen as a move to unify sleeved shirt, blue jeans and red incorrectly identified the address of accepted the resignation of Attorney buying flood insurance, Massachusetts rain Friday and Saturday. Highs in the 70s. Lows mostly the O’Neill and Abate forces, g The pleasant, sunny summer afternoons — out to the Manchester Country Club to get In sneakers, appeared to limp slightly a home sold as 64 Alton St. The cor­ officials said Monday. on his left leg during his court rect address is 64 Alton St. South. .,. General Patrick Connolly who cla.'m»d^ in the SOs. Mrs. Tashjian is a former like Monday — have been Ideal times to get a leisurely round of golf. he “unwittingly” housed a double- U.S. Department of the Interior member of the state central com­ appearance Monday. On his left Also Monday, the Herald reported murder suspect. Secretary James Watt proposed 188 Long Island Sound mittee, where she served with wrist he wore an orange bracelet that Lynn 0. Evans of 184 Bissell St. As he emerged from Haughey's man­ areas along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts Sullivan. She is from Windsor. from Hartford Hospital. was charged with failure to drive in be declared undeveloped coastal the proper lane in connection with a sion Monday after an hourlong talk after UPl photo Sullivan’s appointment'Will be an­ East Hartford police spokesman he was ordered back to Ireland from a barriers that would be ineligible for sub­ (Cold front in eastern Great I ^ e s moviqg east And nounced at a news conference on Report is due next month Robert Kenary said Bunkley suf­ one-car accident Saturday. Ms. U.S. vacation, Connolly — a close friend sidized insurance. offshore early tonight. High pressure moving east Wednesday. fered only minor injuries in the acci­ Evans actually received a written of the prime minister — said the affair Many of the areas have been hard hit behind the front. Southwest winds increasing to 10 to 20 . Mrs. Taslnian’s campaign will be dent. He said Bunkley suffered acid warning for the citation. had come as a deep personal shock. Today in history by storms in the past and required knots by afternoon. Winds shifting to northwest 8 to 15 kicked off lliursday night with two burns on his left arm when a car Opposition parties created a political millions of dollars in federal assistance knots becoming westerly Wednesday with local sea receptions in Hartford. ’The first is a on libraryNew York Yankees “’This is the area that gets destroyed in Chalice of a shower or thunderstorm late this afternoon restaurant, which is expected to A Hartford Hospital doctor * set a major league record by playing in his 1,308th consecutive a hurricane or coastal storm,” said or evening otherwise fair into Wednesday. Visibility recommended that Bunkley be in­ Connoily was allowed to leave the coun­ raise some 310,000. The initial expense for computer He was not certain how long it Tests slated try hours despite the arrest in his He holds the trophy presented to him that day. The homo team was the Richard Delaney, director of about one mile in evening precipitation. Wave heights That will be followed by a free By Paul Hendrie carcerated in Somers State Prison, two feet or less tonie^t. Herald Reporter equipment would be great, probably would take Manchester to gear up, if penthouse apartment. St. Louis Browns. Massachusetts’ Coastal Zone Manage­ reception at 8 p.m. ’Thursday at the more than the 310,000 expected this where he could receive medical The town Water Department will ment program. “It would be build at it decided to participate. Connolly said he knew the accused Polish National Home on Charter Town Budget and Research Of-- year in library fees. But it may be possible to cut the treatment for his bum injury. But conduct fire flow tests Thursday in your own risk.” Assistant State’s Attorney Rosita man, Malcolm MacArthur, socially for Oak Ave. fleer Robert Huestis will send Also to be determined is whether time taken somewhat by limiting the Cheney complex and on Main many years and also was acquainted Flash floods hit He said the federal governunent has the increased efficiency In collec­ the percentage of the collection Creamer said today that Bunkley Street in the area of Carlyle John­ Military rebels estimated it would cost $11 billion in the National Forecast General Manager Robert B. Weiss a was being held at the Hartford with the family of the suspect's fiancee. report sometime shortly after Labor ting fines and the money saved if entered in the computers, for exam­ son. next 10 years to provide assistance for City & Feat Hi Lo Pep \ a )% Angeles c n 84 Ckirrectional Center. He offered MacArthur a place to stay in m This is an annual procedure to in the Seychelles central Tennessee Albuquerque pc 9S 61 .... l.ouisvilie pc 76 70 Day recommending how — and fewer books are lost would outweigh ple. areas that would be hit again by storms. J O t Judge Edward Y. O’Connell Dublin for business purposes, he said. Anchorage cy 61 07 .... Memphis ^ 85 78 whether — the town’s public the ongoing costs of operating the determine the availablility of water “I had no suspicions,” Connolly, 55, By United Press International A^eviile r 80 a .06 Miami Berh pc 86 70 SB There is another factor to con- transferred Bunkley’s case to Hart­ for fire fighting purposes. VICTORIA, Seychelles (UPl) — Fac­ Atlanta r M 70 .... Milwaukee c 82 66 Stufdents libraries should join the Capitol - system. sider in deciding whether ford Superior Court for an Aug. 24 said. tions of the Seychelles defense forces Saturday Review Blllinn r 90 00 .... Minneapolis pc so 86 Region Library Council’s com­ As frequently is the case with the Tests in both areas are expected Fierce storms dumped up to 12 inches Birminghain pc M 0 0 M Nashville pc 62 74 M Manchester should join the hearing. today staged a military rebellion, seizing so 72 .01 puterized circulation control introduction of new technology, to last about two hours. The tests in of rain across the South, washing out Boston pc a 00 .... New Orlens pc program. The town is proud of the Bunkley’s attorney at the arraign­ the government radio station to demand stops publication Brwnsvll Tx.pp 9B 77 .... Now York pc 86 71 2.06 project. there is another question to be the Clieney mill area may affect scores of homes with 10-foot flo<^ in 04 73 to report 82 06 .... Oklahm Cty pc quality of its libraries and the' ment, John D. Maxwell of Hartford, President Albert Rene fire top-ranking Buffalo pc llie Board of Directors, when it asked; Will the computers eventual­ water quality or pressure in the central Tennessee and destroying NEW YORK (UPl) — ’The 58-year-old Charlstn S.C. r 8B 70 .... Omaha pc 81 67 failure to join could, eventually, did not argue for a lower bond than Forest Street area. Dotted line leads army officers, diplomats said. “thousands of acres” of crops. Workers Charlott N.C. r 86 71 .... Philadelphia pc 87 70 adopted the town budget in May, set ly cut labor costs through the Saturday Review magazine, plagued by j 104 01 leave Manchester without the state- the 3150,000 recommended by Ms. Radio Seychelles, captured by the un­ Chicago c 84 08 . . . • Phoenix pc Students who have left school aside' all money the libraries elimination of jobs? No significant drop in water searched today for the bodies of two financial troubles, suspended publication Cleveland pc 65 61 .... Pittsburgh pc 84 60 and are planning to return to of-the-art facilities that people look Creamer. The bail commission had pressure or quality is anticipated to stolen auto identified rebels today in the pre^lawn women swept away in the torrent. Columbus pc 66 64 .... Portland M. pc M t t collects in overdue book fines as a and furloughed Its staff but magazine 70 57 Manchester H i^ School this GETTING INTO the system for in libraries. recommended a 3100,000 bond. near Carlyle Johnson. hours, began broadcasting a com­ “There’s water 5 to 8 feet deep there— Dallas c SB 77 ...... Portland Ore. c specigl fund to be spent to join the NEWPORT, R.l. (UPl) — Two of­ munique saying there had been a executives hope the publication can find Denver pc 86 64 .... Providence pc M 70 .... fall must report to the principal project, if the town decides to par­ would take a long time. water over all creation,” said Smith a new owner. r>e8 Moines pc Bl 66 .... Richmond pc 84 • i 7 this week. “ The time period would be ficers followed a trail of white paint for military coup .but the mutiny did not County Sheriff Sidney Harper in Plea­ Detroit c 65 64 .... St Louis pc 84 86 ticipate. three miles to recover a car stolen from appear aimed at overthrowing the “Editorially we have created a new Duluth pc 78 51 .... Salt Lake Cityr 01 71 MHS Principal Jacob Ludes It was estimated at budget time measured in years, even if the town sant Shade, Tenn. “We couldn’t even get magazine,” ^ ito r Stephen Shepard said R1 Paso pc UB 71 .... San Anjtoni pc 100 71 were to endorse the concept today,” a man who had spilled a gallon of paint in 64 .... San Diego c 76 66 III will see those students on that the libraries will collect some government. in there for about three hours,” be said. Hartford pc 67 said Huestis. He said, for example, the back seat, police said today. “All public and vital installations and Monday. “We changed it from a general Honolulu r 8S 73 .41 San Franclsc c 74 88 Wednesday, Thursday and 310,000 in revenue from overdue . “It's just unbelievable. The water’s interest to a cultural news magazine. • Indianapolis c 86 6 3 .. . . San Juan r 98 70 that it took West Hartford some 1 Vk aSAHR NMTFORD MKKLOB IKHT Edward K. Wojnar of New Bedford, the radio station are mined and should 75 97 Friday. book fines this fiscal year. never gotten this high before.” Jacksn Mss. pc 86 74 .41 Seattle r years to convert its volumes and Mass., left his keys in his car when he any soldiers, be they local or foreign, try “But we couldn’t get word out of our .lacksonville r SO 74 .34 ^ k a n e c 86 88 ' Students who will be new to However, Huestis said that might m 75 " m cardholders to the new system. parked it Monday night in a lot across to foil the coup, the buildings will be Hopies, bams and garages crumpled new format by way of editorial promo­ Kansas City cy 00 60 .13 Tampa r the high school this fall should not be enough to cover the costs of from Bellevue Avenue, Sgt. Edmund tion or a circulations campaign.” I .as Vegaa UB 80 .... Waidiingion pc 87 71 report to the guidance office for Glastonbury is in the process of con­ blown up right away," one rebel broad­ under the weight of the rushing waters Uttle Iwkck pc 9S 73 .... Wichita pc 90 72 getting involved in the system, TENNIS lUSSIC verting to the system, he said. Sullivan said. cast said. Monday. A mudslide blocked at least one Robert Weingarten, head of Macro registration. Before selecting a althou^ he hasn’t worked out a cost Hosted By: When he returned 20 minutes later, the A later rebel broadcast said the rebels highway, authorities said. Communications, the owner of the schedule of classes, students estimate yet. Tennis Unlimited, Inc. Sponsored By: car was gone. Police quickly recovered were loyal to Rene and were demanding Other thunderstorms reached across periodical, issued a statement earlier in must present proof of im­ Participating in the project would the car, however, when they followed the ouster of senior military officers for Kentucky and northcentral Texas, along his Manhattan office announcing the munization against polio, link Manchester’s public libraries Proceeds to benefit TUI’s Junior drippings from the spilled paint to a va­ alleged mistreatment of soldiers. the Virginia-North Carolina border mid suspension of publication. Itottery diptheria, tetanus and regular by computer with other par­ Fire Calls cant lot in Middletown, Sullivan said. “President Rene, we are loyal to you,” from the Tennessee Valley to the Gulf “We are continuing to hold discussions measles. Students must also ticipating libraries in the Capitol Tennis Program and Big Brothers/ Police arrested a suspect at his home one broadcast said. “You are not the root Coast. Thunderstorms also spread with interest^ parties and hope that present a year-end report card Region. Big Sisters of Greater Hartford M near the lot. His- name was being of the problems. What we are demanding across northeast Montana, strewn from someone will continue to publish Satur­ Numbers, drawn In New day: 4968. or transcript. Students entering The bibliographies of par­ Manchester MiCHFLOB withheld until his arraignment today on is that some senior army officers should North Dakota into the northern half of day Review,” he said. England Monday; Rhode Island daily: 094S. 12th grade must present a ticipating libraries would be entered' SEPTEMBER 11, 12, a charge of driving without the consent Minnesota. “We repositioned the magazine by con­ Vermont daily: 643. transcript. Monday, 10:32 a.m. — Medical' be dismissed straight away. Connecticut daily; 788. Into computers. A patron of any par­ call, 1366 'Tolland Turnpike. (Eighth of the owner. verting it from general interest to a Maine daily: 838. Massachusetts daily; All students should register ticipating library then could find out 18, 19, 25, 26, 1982 “Some senior army officers are tor­ cultural news magazine. We invested before Aug. 24 to be assured of District) "They just followed the paint all over turing us and treating us like pigs. We Casper, Wyo., baked under a record New Hampshire Mon- 8484. almost instantly if a book he wants the place,” Sullivan said. “You know, setting 94 degrees to tie the record high substantial funds, but unfortunately we having a schedule for the first is available anywhere in the region. Monday, 12:22 p.m. — Car (ire. are being mistreated by those under could not rever^ the losses,” he said. day of school. Schedules were sta rt on September 25, like following the yellow brick road.” you,” it said. for this date set in 1970. Also, the system could improve Main Street and Middle Turnpike. 1982 at 9:00 a.m. sent today to students who are the efficiency of participating (Eighth District) already registered. Students libraries. Inventory would be con­ Men’s singles. Women’s singles. Almanac who do not receive their trolled, so a librarian could deter­ Monday, 5:32 p.m. — Problem Tax deductible entry fee: $12.00 for Men’s doubles and Women’s dou­ schedules in the next few days mine immediately who has a par­ with gas grill, 91 Diane Drive. Peopletalk or who want to make changes (Town) singles - $20.00 doubles. Trophies bles will have A-B-C categories. ticular book out. Billing for overdue will be awarded to all winners and should contact the school books could be done more com­ A. Ranked players, tournament Today is Tuesday, Aug. 17, the 229th day of 1982 with guidance office. Monday, 9:09 p.m. — Truck fire, runners-up in all events. Tennis As for Liz’s other children: Michael Wilding, 29, prehensively, Increasing the speed Loomis Street. (Eighth District) players, advanced players who is modeling and taking acting lessons in Los 138 to follow. of sending out overdue notices and Reception at Intown Tennis Club on Crossword finals The moon is nioving toward its new phase. represent tennis clubs. Angeles; Cteish^iher Wilding, 27, married J. Paul the accuracy of the notices., Monday, 11:35 p.m. — Smoke in­ September 18th. En­ Princess Margaret, Stephen Sondheim and the Getty’s granddaughter and they own a Santa Bar­ The morning star is Venus. This, proponents say, would mean vestigation, Bentley School, B. Players with limited tournament ‘Ihe evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Hollister Street. (Eighth District) trants fee, guests $7.00 celebrity finalists did not show up last weekend for bara, Calif., antique clothing store, and Liza Todd, more revenue and fewer lost books. per person. Scheduled experience as an intermediate. Games magazine’s first U.S. Open Crossword Puz­ 25, sculpts racehorses on a small farm in upstate Saturn. Also, it could make it easier for a Tuesday, 3:30 a.m. — Auto acci­ C. Beginners and novice players. zle Championship — but 260 other crossword lovers New York. Those bom on this date are under the sign of Leo. Crime watch library to identify frequently dent, Exit 94 of Interstate 86 east- events for Saturday, did. American frontiersman Davy Crockett was bom Aug. borrowed books, so more copies of bound. (Town) September ll, 1982 are 17, 1786. USTA rules shall govern. They came from 26 states and Canada to play five meeting set popular bo(d(s could be purchased. Men’s singles. Men’s 45 All matches will be the timed rounds. There were audio clues as well as the Quote of the day On this date in history: “For service to the people, as far written variety — puzzlers had to identify operatic In 1915, a devastating hurricane struck Galveston. singles, Jr. vets 35 best of three sets unless Residents of the Forest Hills {f arias, voices of TV personalities such as Jean Chris Evert Lloyd has written her autobiography, Texas. T ^ death toll reached 275. . . : ‘■ singles and Women’s time or weather re­ Stapleton and Jack Webb, and even identify the “Chrlssle; My Own Story” with Nell Amdur. In 1933, first baseman Lou Gehrig of the New York Air quality report doubles. Play begins at quires a change. mystery voice on what turned out to be a Perry In it she discusses the lesbian question that arose Yankees set a nujor league record by playing in his meeting of a newly-formrt crime Ubrary. 9:00 a.m. On September Como record played at the wrong speed. about women athletes since Billy Jean King ad­ 1,306th consecutive game. watch group at 7:30 tonight in the HARTFORD (UPl) — ’The state At 6-all, a twelve- Mott’s Community Room at 587 E. Department of Environmental 18,1982 scheduled events Three top solvers were given a final puzzle. The mitted in 1981 she had a relationship with her In 1965, after 34 people had been killed in six days of HOWEVER, THERE are poten­ are Women’s singles. int tiebreaker will winner was Stanley Newman, 30, a bond analyst for secretary, Marilyn Barnett. violence, the curfew was lifted in the Watts section of Middle Turnpike. tial difficulties with getting involved Protection reported moderate air le in effect. . a Wall Street investment banking firm, who says Chrlssle says she “never felt any physical Los Angeles. in the program. l%e biggest two quality levels across Connecticut Men’s doubles and Men’s iV.«- In 1978, three Americans landed the Double Eagle n uunuJoan nuiaciHulser of 140 Kennedy Road, njoblems STe cost and time, today. he’s “bullish on puzzles.” feelings toward othn women,” but begs understan­ one of the group s organizers, says 45 doubles. Play begins No entry accepted He does the daily N.Y. Times crossword in three ding for the women on the mostly naan-less 30 miles west of Paris in the first succosful Atlantic at 9:00 a.m. Mixed without entry fee. ballodn crossing. • ^ ste’s hoping for a m ii^ hlgger tur­ minutes while waiting at a bus stop. women’s tour who need warmth and com­ nout at this meeting then at the last doubles will Entry deadline: Au­ panionship. ' : one in July. gust 31,1982. She says, “You have to figure out what you want Boggini suggests look Surreal or unreal to do with your life and how you want to live it. Harry W. Reinhorn of 200 Spring Some lemtim relationships have a better understan­ iHanrliPfitrr HrraUl St., udu) organized a crime watch Salvador Dali, the artist who paints melting f ■ groiq> in the Dartmouth Heists I Ladies and Gentlemen: I ding of companionship and sharing than some PIesM entw me in the eventi checked below, enclosed is full entry fee for 3 ■ watches in the desert, says some of the surrealist Richard M. Diamond, Publiahar neighhoihood, is helping tp organize I I paintings in an exhibition of his work aren’t the sur­ marriages, if you look at the faltering state of at other Bennet uses Jr. Vets singles □ Men’s 45 doubles □ marriage as an institution today.” Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager the ForMt Hills group. I real thing. Encouraging homeownos to look 1 35 and over N I Dali, 78, has filed suit against the organizers of I Men's 45 singles □ Mixed doubles □ USP8 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 270 out for tteir neighbors’ homes is the Form er'state Rq>. N. Charlra , He wondered if It would make MICHELOB the exhibit in Perpignan, France, charging 80 of the . Glimpses basic concept of crime watch. B o g i^ today suggested that the sense to use the Bennet auditorium, CATEGORIZED EVENTS I 426 paintings are fakes and demanding they be con­ I / PuMtlwd daUy «uwpl.Sundsy Suggaatad terrlsr rataa are Police say such alertness helps cut town look at some Uternative uses, instead. If practical, he suggested, Men’s Singles □ Men’s doubles □ I Norman Mailer is scheduled to turn up In France snd cerlsln holidays by the S1.20..waehly, S6.12 fair one I fiscated. DPI photo a^home'bih^giiries. for the irialn Bennet School building it could save a lot of money. Category Category I ’The works on exhibit belong to Capt. Peter at the Deauville Film FesUval tor the diowing of Manchaatar PubSaHMe Co., IS monm, S15JS for lime months, " Forest Hills toclodes most of the before.going ahead with conversion Re also said the town and M(X) I A □ A □ Moore, Dali’s former secretary. ’They a l r ^ y have “ExecuUtmer’s Song,’^ a film with a screenplay by Bralnard Place. Manchaatar, SS0.70 Kot MX moiMha andSSi.40 of the b u l l ^ to elderiy housing. should look at the possibility of Name ______I MARIA BURTON, STEVE CARSON .Conn, 0S040. Sscond class for one year. Mall rataa are streets nmrth of Lydall Brook and I B □ B □ been shown in Munich and Vienna. Mailer and based on his book about the life and poatago paid at Manchaatar, avassbls on raquaali' east of, and indnding, Scott Drive. . Boggini suggested the town con­ housing MCC in the building, inriead I . . . parents’ divorems don't s i»re her I C □ C □ Address __ :— Moore, who says he bought his Dalis after leaving death, of Gary Gilmore Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- sider taking advantage of the of h a i ^ the college goi^ ahead Women’s Singles □ Women’s Doubles □ I the S p ^ sh artist’s employ, told French newsmen Mats Witonder, the 17-year-old Swedish tennis draaa'ehangsd to tha Manehealar To piafia a daaalfied or display' building’s natural features, such as with its plans to build a new perma­ I City, State, Zip he deplored the fact Dali, as he aged, was rejecting pro who won the 1962 French Opoi championship,'* Harald, P.O. Boa SSI, advartlsamani, or to report a Category Category I daughter, Maria Burton, married talent agent Manchaatar. Conn. 06040. a la i^ auditorium and classroom nent campus. He said, since the I Phone ------part of his work. will join the Team Peugept-Rossignal pros and give news ham. story or pleture Mas,' A □ A □ I Steve C a ^ n . Maria, 21, and Steve, 30, expect their ' call 646-2711. Omor hours are Now you know Mpaee. building already has classrooms, it I B □ B □ first child in November. She told McCall’s a free clinic and exhibition In New York’s Central To aubacriba, or to report a 6:30 a.m. to 8 p:m.' Monday Boggini noted that Manchester could be an ideal home for the Men’s Doubles Partner Phone I Park Aug. 28 ... ^ ddUvary-probism. caH 647-9046. through Friday. - At a steai^ jogger’s pace of 6 mph Community College is planning to I C □ C □ magazine whatever makes jKr parents happy, Oniea hours are S:30 a.m. to S:S0 college. I Frank Sinatra opens the new amphitheater In it would take 178 dgys to go around, build a bnmd new auditorium, at Make checks payable to; Tennis Unlimited, Inc., Mail Women’s Doubles Partner Phone Liz’s daughter togetherness or divorce, is fine with her. p.m. Monday through Friday and Tha Manchaatar Herald la a Boggini stressed that beqiroposed I entry blanks to; Tennis Unlimited, Inc^ P.O. Box 3441, I “1 ^ marriage will be long lasting,” she said. A l^ de Chavon, Dominican Republic, Aug. 20 with 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery svbacnbsr to umtad Press mtar- the etputoriaT cdrcnmfMgnca d great expoise, and that the little the first performance in the “Concert for the Barth and morg than five ygaip to his suggestions only as id m to be I (ientrsl Station, Hartford, CTT 06103. For further info: Mixed Doubles Partner phone Last February, right after Elizabeth Taylor “The fact that there have been divorces in my should be made by 5 p.m. Mon­ national nem sarvtoaa and la a Theater of Manchester is planning studleaT He said he would be willing (203) 246-7448. ' I separated from Sen. John Warner and Richard Bur­ Americas” series. The concert will be to p ^ fbr pay day through Friday and by 7;S0 ‘ member of the Audit Bureau of go around the clrpnniteriiice of the to restore Cheney Hall as a theater, .paraito’ pasts doesn’t scare roe. I'm a separate am. Satunlay. Circulations. iuTKost planet, to help study such alternatives. ton split with Suzy Hunt, Liz and Dick's adopted person.” • television .... for a lot of money.

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claim “ is simply not the case. ’The ranks of his own party and followed of tax-Uke advocate, he said the in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ true ratio is closer to H in spending - a series of meetings and telephone crease is necessary because of the dent Reagan, using his persuasive cuts for every f t In tax increaae.’~ calls to GOP holdouts Monday economic and fiscal legacy left by talents to pressure Congress to pass Democrats. Reagan said the bill may be "the In a televised resoonse. Assistant greatSt tax reform in history, but it the 198.3 billion tax increase, asked House Democratic I ^ d e r Thomas ’The tax package, "w hile not help froih those who will be directly absolutely does ;iot represent any Foley endorsed the tax bill “ because perfect in the eyes of any of us, will affected — American taxpayers. bring us closer to the goal of a revenal of policy or philosophy of it is fair and because it brings some t t o administration.” long-overdue moderation to the ad­ balanced budget, restored Industrlid His political clout on the line, ministration’s economic program.” power and employment for all who Reagan appeared on nationwide Reagan said $32 billion would Sen. David Boren, D-Okla., want to work,” he said. television Monday night to issue his come from tougher compliance appearing on the same broadcast, Reagan said the three-year tax in­ plea for the tax package he crease must be compared to 3280 rules to collect taxes not now being described as a defeat could have said the Ux. increase recognizes "the administration’s program is billion in spending cuts — a 3-to-l paid. “ devastating” political con­ ratio o f reduced outlays to extra Another |48 billion would come sequences for Reagan and the not working.” from closing loopholes, Reagan The televised appeal was the taxes. Spending cuts alone cannot Republican Party. said, to the extent he is doing what same tactic Reagan used reduce the deficit without creating The address was the high point of he thinks is right.” Strickland said. successfully in the tax and budget hardships, he said. nearly two weeks of intensive work "H e ’s pretty prepared for the fights of last year. But Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., by Reagan to overcome opposition issued a statement saying the 3-to-l worst.” originating from the conservative Clearly uncomfortable in the role Reagan speech: profanity and approval

By United Press International manager of Raffle’s Restaurant and “ A stiffer watch on reporting of But Byron Standali a Bar in San Francisco. “ When I tip income? ’There’s no way to do cigarsmoking printer at the Five Customers in a San Francisco asked some customers to please it,” said Katy Crowe, who serves at Point cafe in S ettle, said the provi­ restaurant cursed the bartender keep quiet because I wanted to hear the Redwood Second Street Saloon. sion is “ good, if they can c a t^ the who wanted to hear President what the president had to say, 1 got “ I don’Lput my cash in the bank. I cUslers.” Reagan’s speech, but in Georgia a an onslaught of profanity.” One live on it, day to day.” In Lake City, S.C., tobdcco fanner real-estate man said Reagan customer angrily told Lamperti: Madeline McKay, 31, of San Fran­ J. Ezra Eaddy said doubling deserves "a chance.” “ That son of a ... takes my lunches cisco, who lost her waitressing job cigarette taxes to 16 cents a pack Waitresses were upset about and my dinners and now he wants six weeks ago, called the tip will mean “ trouble for the farmer.” provisions in the tax bill Reagan even more. I ’m not going to listen to provisions “ just bnfair” and also “ I ’m sure this tax will make the supports under which tips would be him.” disliked the bill’s requirement that smoker ciit back on his smoking,” more stringently taxed, and tobacco A Los Angeles waitress wasn’t 10 percent of all interest income he complained. “ It’ll hurt.” UPI photo farmers worried that a higher much happier, because provisions of greater than $150 be subject to tax John Webster, 35, a real estate cigarette tax will make smokers cut the $98.3 billion tax bill assume 8 broker in Chamblee, Ga., said the withholding. PRESIDENT REAGAN ON TELEVISION back on their packs. percent of a restaurant’s gross She said that hurts people “ who president’s program is “ bitter "N ot too many kept quiet to listen ‘ receipts are in tips and will tax are trying to put their few extra medicine,” but suggested that’s . . . urges support for tax Increase to the man.” said Mel Lamperti, them. dollars away.” what’s needed. Both sides counting votes on anti-abortion measure

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. only when assured he still would prohibiting the federal funding of Jesse Helms’ slightly watered-down have the floor when the Senate abortions — a provision aimed anti-abortion measure — still the resumed debate today. mainly at welfare mothers. Helms’ most far-reaching since abortion Although weakened, the amend­ amendment would make this per­ was legalized in 1973 — is running ment still would be the most far- manent. into a filibuster, and both sides are reaching anti-abortion legislation Both Helms and the liberals counting votes to test their strength. since the 1973. Suprenqe Court deci­ agreed removal of the “ per- Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., sion legalizing the procedure. sonhood’ ’ definition from the leader of the filibuster, said he Helms did not have a chance to in­ measure would enhance its chances wanted to study Helms’ measure troduce the main part of his amend­ of passage. before deciding how' long to speak ment, and Packwood complained ’The draft preserved findings from against it. He said he was willing to Helms did not give him a copy of it Helms’ original proposal stating the talk “ until I ’m convinced we can until after the Senate had recessed 1969 Organization of American defeat it or it is harmless.” for the day. States’ Convention on Humah Helms was ready to counter But according to a draft cir­ Rights, the 1959 United Nations;’ quickly with a cloture petition culating in the Senate, Heims’ Declaration of the Rights of the calling for a vote on whether to end amendment, support^ by the fun­ Child, the Nuremburg International the filibuster and take vote on the damentalist Christian Action Coun­ Military Tribunal and the West Ger­ measure itself. ’The cloture motion cil, would prohibit the federal fun­ man Republic in 1975 all had sj. tv ^ 'V ''i ^ needs 60 votes to pass. ding, direct or indirect, and federal statements on the rights of the un­ Packwood said he had several insurance coverage of abortions, born. senators ready to support his and encourage a quick review of the The draft added a section to the filibuster, including Sens. Lowell 1973 ruling that legalized abortion. findings saying the 1973 Supremb W eiker, R-Conn., and Howard Helms removed a key part of the Court decision "erred” in excluding Metzenbaum, D-Ohio. measure, striking from the body of fetuses from the Constitution’s When the Senate took up a bill to the amendment a section defining equal protection and due process UPI photo raise the federal government debt life as starting at conception, and protections. limit Monday — which m ust' be left such language merely in the Senate Republican leader Howard BARRICADES ERECTED IN GDANSK STREETS passed by Oct. 1 if the government is amendment’s introductory findings Baker, who saw his painstaking . . . second annlverpary^of shipyard strikes to remain in business — Helms, R- which have no force of law. attempt to arrange a limited debate N.C., stood and began the process of The draft also would overturn the and vote fall apart last Friday, said introducing his antiabortion amend­ 1962 Supreme Court ruling out­ the Senate would spend “ all week” ment. Before he could finish, lawing prayer in public schools by and longer if necessary on the Packwood, leaped up and for 2 hours removing the high tribunal’s legislation. Tear gas, wafer cannons and 20 minutes strode back and forth jurisdiction in such cases. The filibuster would jeopardize in the chamber reading a book on For the past six years. Congress the Senate’s hope to start its Labor used to stop Pojish protests the history of abortion. He stopped has passed an annual rider Day vacation Friday.

WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Police in the center of the square. Gen. Jaruzelskl, meanwhile, was D o e meets J.P. Franklin trial firing tear gas and water cannons Elsewhere, some 150 youths were visiting Soviet ITesident Leonid drove hundreds of people off War­ driven from the Lenin Shipyard in Brezhnev in a Crimean resort in the saw's Victory Square in a show of the northern port city of Gdansk on Soviet Union, where both leaders the first day of a two-week protest reaffirmed the close ties between president is drawing to end force coinciding with martial law chief Wojciech Jaruzelski's talks in campaign against martial law the two East bloc countries. the Soviet Union, called by the underground Solidarity WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two After three warnings to the crowd SOUTH BEND, Ind. (U P I) - “ I don’t hate every individual union. years after he led a bloody coup Avowed racist Joseph Paul Franklin black, but I hate the race as a Shouting “ Solidarity, Solidarity” The campaign is to end Aug. 31, on in Victory Square, tank-like water that ousted the descendants of concluded testimony in his trial by whole,” Franklin said. “ I don't scores of youths were chased from the second anniversary of the cannons moved in along with police American slaves from power in saying he was not in Fort Wayne, believe in race mixing or anything the square Monday by motorized legalization of the Solidarity union, carrying shields and firing tear gas. Liberia, Samuel Doe meets Ind., on the night he allegedly shot like that.” riot police in heavy vehicles, their suspended under martial law. Within minutes, police were strip­ with President Reagan to reaf­ ping away pro-^lidarity banners clvllrights leader Vernon Jordan. Court-appointed defense attorney tires squealing through the Warsaw Poland’s .military rulers issued firm traditional ties between Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called deluxe. Final arguments were scheduled J. Frank Kimbrough asked Franklin streets amid clouds ot tear-gas stern warnings in the state-run and pictures. the two countries. for today and U.S. District Judge if he shot Jordan, 44, who was presi­ smoke. media Monday against any distur­ Dozens of teenagers — including Doe, now Liberia’s leader, Allen Sharp said the case would go dent of the Urban League at the Regular and Menthol. For the second time in four days, bances. girls in “ punk” attire — ran from was a master sergeant when he to the all-white eight-man, four- time of the attack. water cannons were wheeled into The latest police action was more the square shouting “ Solidarity, and other officers, disgruntled woman jul7 about noon. the square to disperse a crowd of severe than a similar clash with Solidarity.” They were chased by of­ with the political and economic Open a box today. Franklin is charged with violating “ No, I did not,” Franklin said. some 350 people, many of them demonstrators Friday and was ficers firing tear gas and police policies of the government of Jordan’s civil rights by shooting him He also accused the government elderly people praying on their clearly meant as a show of force to vehicles squealing through major William Tolbert, seized power in the back in Uie parking lot of a of planting two prisoners near him knees, from a 40-foot flowered cross back the warnings. thoroughfares. in April 1980. Fort Wayne motel on May 29, 1980. to gain information and said they Tolbert was killed in his and another prisoners lied when executive mansion and 13 Prosecutors claim he was angered after seeing Jordan in a bar with a they testified last week he bad government leaders, whose bragged about shooting a “ nigger ancestors helped found the na­ white woman. Draft registration resister Sharp said Monday trying the bigwig.” tion In 1822, were strapped to matter as a civil rights case In He said he did not talk to Frank poles sunk 'into the Atlantic Sweeney, an inmate who said he met beach and executed by firing federal court instead of an Franklin at a prison in Springfield, squads. attempted murder case in state going to trial in Virginia court was "pushing federal court Mo., because “ I knew he was a Today’s meeting with Reagan plant.” at the White House marked jurisdiction close to its con­ stitutional limits.” ' “.Have you ever said the words, ‘1 ROANOKE, Va. (UPI) - A going to argue you shouldn’t convict something God would not nave me Doe’s first official visit to the In the only day of defense shot Vernon Jordan?” ’ Klmbrougl) minister’s son says his faith in God someone who is so sincere in his do.” United States. testimony, Franklin denied he had asked. will protect him in court today religious faith,” the attorney said. Assistant U.S. Attorney Monty Since the 1980 coup, U.S. of­ Tucker, who is prosecuting, refused shot Jordan, had bragged about it to “ No, I haven’t,” Franklin said. against federal authorities Federal attorneys decided to ficials say political conditions fellow jail inmates, or was even in “ If I had, they would have recorded prosecuting him on charges of dis­ prosecute Eller as an example to the comment before the trial. in Liberia have gradually im­ Fort Wayne in 1980. it on a tape recorder.” obeying the draft registration law. . estimated 500,000 other draft-age Church officials and FBI agents proved, although no elections But under cross-examination, His testimony contradicted that of Enten Eller, 20, an honor student men who have failed to obey , the were called to testify on opposite have been set by the governing Franklin, who is serving a prison the inmates, and of a motel and the son of a Brethren minister registration law, risking the threat sides in U.S. District Court. council and cabinet dominated sentence for murdering two black employee Who said she spoke with refused to register for the draft of a five-year prison term and $10,- Religious and anti-draft groups by Doe as bead of state and planned a vigil outside the joggers in Utah, reaffirmed his Franklin in Fort Wayne about the because he believes military service 000 fine. commander-ln-chief. courthouse, and federal marshals hatred of blacks. - tUne of the Jordan shooting. is counter to the teachings of Jesus Four other young men were also reserved three rows of courtroom Christ. indicted around the nation from a Eller’s attorney. Art Strickland, list of approximately 200 targeted seats for reporters. Though there is no draft, federal said the young pacifist did not want for eventual prosecution ny tne law requires all young men to ^ SKCML-GASI$ QN.Y a legal defense, a constitutional Justice Department. U-PKK APPLES & PEACHES register with Selective Service when challenge based on rellgiaus In Visto, Calif., Benjamin H. freedom. Instead, the straight-A Sasway, 21, a political science they become 18. ■ X Eller’s father, the Rev. Vemard mathematics and physics major major at Humboldt State University ^ J O H N N Y M>PLESEED’S F «m Eller, an educator and theologian wanted to make his own explanation who was indicted in San Diego June from LaVeme, Calif., registered as low 40...... E44t^24"8f| of his stand, citing the Bible. 30 for not registering, was to appear 0PEN10-5DMLY a conscientious objector in World “ He said to me, ‘I really can’t at a pre-trial motion hearing today. War n, but failed a pre-induction RT. S3 ELLINGTON, CONN. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined lose’ — to the extent he is doing what He pleaded innocent to the lone 20W M ...... 24 (q | t ? 2 8 i 5 0 physical. The author of several he thinks is right.” Strickland said. count of felonious nonregistration. fo r Up To 0«t* Pleking pacifist books including “ King That Cigarette Smoking |s Dangerous to Your Health. “ He’s pretty prepared for the Eller refused to register because CpfldfttoiM IMNCIiSYtROIL%^^ Jesus’ Manual of Arms,” the elder a mg "tar" 0.6 mg nicotine av. per cigerene, by FTC methoii. worst.” of the biblical commandment 01 LpOMjt iTREmr ); Eller has said be supports his son’s - „ C A U 878-1000 . “ He is his own defense,” against killing, saying, “ The U.S. decision. ' Strickland said. “ Rasically I ’m just government has asked rtte to do 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tiles.. Aug. 17. U K MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Aug. 17. 1982 - 7

Richard M- Diamond, PuWWwr.- Calls Tashpan move ‘smoke screen' Dan FHta.'Edltbr I ■ ' ' ■" r Alax Qlralll, City Editor* \ Panel will OPINION Hendel refuses to reveal \ programs finances though rival did Jack financial disclosure by public of­ By Mark A. Dupuis secretary of the state,” Levin said. Anderson . HARTFORD G>ntrary to some reports, tbe The editorial said Mrs. Fahey’s In each case, Mrs. Fahey failed Israelis did not capture any of the personal ambitions did East to debate the merits of what was latest Soviet T-72 tanks, the kills FAIRFIELD (U P I) - “ Sandy,” a Sandy was found in mid-July, un­ of the adoptive couple but did say done. Instead, she cried when she ZZ Hartford a disservice. were made in territory still con­ blond, blue-eyed infant abandoned washed and with the umbilical cord they live in Connecticut and waited HZ Whatever the merits of the wasn’t given favors. trolled by the Syrians. The Israelis on a suburban lawn last month, is still attached, outside a Fairfield several years for a child. editorial itself, it was wrong for That was true, too, in the case did manage to get a close-up look at now with the couple selected to home. The baby, only several hours “ They were just ecstactic-when ZZ the League to give in to pressure of her complaints about Nelson. Open forum/ Readers' views one shattered T-72, however. adopt her, state officials say. old, was discovered when the couple they were told about the baby. It from Mrs. Fahey. Nelson was Apparently, she expects free The variety of handguns, The baby, named by nurses for her in the home heard her cry. was a dream come true for Uiem Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 * punished for doing his job as an public relations from the press, automatic and semi-automatic light brown hair, was released from Rosemary Driscoll, executive and they just fell in love ^ith her 2 ; independent newspaperman. instead of independent commen­ weapons the PLO used can be Bridgeport Hospital Friday after assistant to the Department of when they visited her at the being treated for respiratory Gulden and Youth Services’ com­ hospital,” Ms. Driscoll said Mon­ The precedent here is tary, attested to by anyone who has problems and a touch of pneumonia. missioner, won’t release the name day. troubling. Are questioners at a A good legislator has to be careened wildly through West — debate to be independent- responsive to the people, not just Wigren man of great integrity Beirut streets, hoping to avoid ^ thinking editors and reporters? her own ego. If she can’t take sniper fire, and seen the gun-toting iT- Or is the chance to pose the criticism, Mrs. Fahey should get guerrilla bands roaming there. Wesleyan To the Editor: It was a long ride home for the together on the Manchester Com­ “ questions a reward for not offen- out of public office. She should Bloomfieid man dejected Stonington team, with the munity College New England AMONG TH E more than 12,000 ^ ding any of the candidates run- have learned by now that respon­ The recent passing of. Pete sophomore hurdler feeling that his Relays. I found him to be a machineguns and submachinegunS ’P ning? sible legislators answer criticism Wigren, coach emeritus of track and - was the most tragic day of his life, gentleman in every respect. captured by Israeli troops before settlement T' The incident says a lot about — they dbn’t silence the critic.. cross-country at Manchester High having lost the meet for his team. During his lifetime, Pete Wigren they got to Beirut were 700 brand- sought in siaying School, no doubt caused a great Throughout the return trip, the did not become a millionaire nor did new. U.S. M-lOs still in their packing many people to reflect upon an inci­ Stonington shotputter persistently he gain high status in the business cases. Markings on the crates WETHERSFIELD (U P I) — Police are searching for a 30-year- dent which occurred during their complained to Ids coach that there world. Pete Wigren devoted bis life showed that tbe guns were original­ old Bloomfield man wanted in the suffocation of a young woman reached youth in which Pete Wigren played a Berry's World was an error in the shotput scoring, to the teaching and training of young ly shipped from the United States to whose nude body was found near a wooded path in Wethersfield. ctmstructive role. Such a fom utive The warrant charged John Oscar Lindstrom, 30,. with the death in that the Manchester shotputter people, and his wealth can be Saudi Arabia. If the Saadis willingly MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - experience occurred for me at a of Christine CaUahan, 19. Her body was found Aug. 8 by a newpaper had put the shot 40’7” and was, in measured in the high esteem and allowed them to be diverted to tbe NegotlatorS'for Wesleyan Universi­ high school track meet at Rhode cu rler on his morning rounds in a wooded area near the Folly error, credited with a 47’ winning respect in which he is held by the PLO, they — like the Israelis — will ty and a union representing 270 Island State GtUege in 1937. put. ,many hundreds M p ^ l e in whose Brook Apartments. clerical and maintenance workers have some explaining to do about The state medical examiner’s office said Ms. Callahan was suf­ Manchester had its usual strong The Stonington coach took the formative years be played an impor­ violation of their arms-sale agree­ reached a contract settlement team and its star was Fran Leary. focated. today, averting a threatened strike. position that his shotputter ndght be tant part. ment with the United States. The victim was formerly of Orange and had been living in the The negotiators reached an agree­ Tile meet was a close ime and the right but there was nothing, that These people are undoubtedly Hartford area for the past y eu , police said. 7 ment at 6:45 a.m. after all-night outcome was to he decided in the could be done about it since the sprttd throughout the United States The M-16S weren’t the, only un­ Police said Lindstrom ia b eliev^ unarmed Irat “ extremely final event, the low hurdles. If either meet was over, the ronilts of the at this time but l am certain that all usual sm i^ arms captured from the talks. A- strike by the Office and dangerous.” . . Professional Employees Inter­ Manchester or Stonington won that shotput were recorded and finalized, of them, ppon bearing of Pete’s PLO arsenals. Many others, like > The warrant was issued Friday following a round-the-clock in­ national Union, Local 153, was set final event, diat team would be tbe and there was no way we could now passing, will experience a moment late-model West German G-3 vestigation by Wethersfield police, the state police major crime squad, the State’s Attorney’s Office in Hartford, and th6 State for 7 a.m. winner of tbe meet. ^ prove that such an error occurred. qjf silent refleettem during which automatic rifles, were fotnid till T h e o ld contract for the However, to appease his shot­ they will recall a) least one impor­ padied in their fa cto^ grease. How Forensic Laboratory In Meriden. employees, wlio are the pnly un­ At track practice that Monday Police said efforts to find Lindstrom Monday were unsuccessful. afternoon, tbe Stonington coach told putter, the coach agreed to call tant incident in which Pete Wigren they got to the PLO is anyone’s ionized workers on campus, expired his team that he had made the phone Rhode Island State Athletic D i r ^ securely set a building block in the guess. ' June 30. Both sides agreed to a three-year call to Rhode Island State College tor the following Monday morning to formation of their character during Another curious collection In the contract that provides 8 percent pay and had been informed that the mention the error which the their all-important teenage years. Betting, drug problem renewed Stonington shotputter felt bad oc­ Israelis’ “ war museum” of cap­ increases iii each of the first two Manchester coach refused the Veraon F. Ha^schild ' tured weapons was a motly display years and a Wage reopener clause in winner’s ‘trophy, knowing that his curred. fi- I am painfully aware of these 93 Constance Drive of almost 3 5 ^ rifles prac­ HARTFOidD (UPI) - Acting organize crime figures were taking the final year. shotputter was not capable of a 47- cuts from profits of local bocrides The s 160 secretarial and clerical events because I was the sophomore tically every country that has ever Police Chief Bernard Suiiivan has foot put. The entire Stonington team roumed an investigation started by and cocaine m ffic was extensive. It emplqyeesi and 110 maintenance Stonington hurdler. However, Pete made one. Half of them were Rus­ was profoundly touched by the Letters policy sian Kallshnikovs. Perhaps 4,000 his predecessor Into gambling and also was r ^ r t e d some Hartford workers had proposed a one-year WIgren’s demonstration of sincerity police officers were associating contract with a 14 percent pay in­ honesty of the Manchester coach. were sporting guns, many of than drag trafficking in tbe city. jmd honesty was an ezcellm t e s ^ ;^ with organized crime figures. crease. The Manchester Herald intricately hand-tooled, possibly ' Tbe investigation started by Stonington had an excellent senior pie to me and the niindreds of boys welcomes letters tp the editor. retiring Police Chief George SIcaras SttlUvan refused to comment They also wanted the school to in­ heirlooms “ apphqiriated’’ 1^ the hurdler who unfortunately was in­ who competed in that meet. Letters should be brief and to two years ago eventually drew the about tbe investigation except to say crease its contribution to workers’ PLO from tiielr original Lebanse jured in an earlier event and could Years later when my wife and I tbe point. ’Tbw should be typed FBI and federal dnig agents whoi it he expects indictments. medical Insurance from 75 percent OMabrWA,k« owners. not compete. In the low _h u r^ .moved our family to Manchester 1 Or neatly hand-written, and, for extended to organized crUne in to 100 percent. Tbe university agreed to increase its share of tbe finals, a Stonington sophomore led- bad the pleasure of meeting and get­ le in editing, should be double- Also among the military loot w ^ Gxuiectlcut and across the country. ” /’m spaced. SIcaras said In 1979 Hartford was FIndnciQi advice cost to 80 percent. working on an Idea for leasing freah air most of the way but was passed by a ting to know Pete Wigren v i ^ well. soine,4,000 U-gauge Riotguns — a and water!" The Herald reserves the right “ an open city” in terms of organized ’ Sjdyia Portu’ tells bow to get The school had offered a three- Manchester hurdler on the final hur- , His grandson and my son were on weapm that lias been outlawed fw h> edit letters in the interests of crime inf iltratlon In drug traffiddng “ Your Money’s Worth” — dally on year contract with raises of 7 per­ die and therefore Mandiester won the same Little League team, and brevity, clarity and taste. use in War by the Geneva Conven­ and gambling. th e business page in The cent in the first and second years the meet. Pete and I worked for many years tion. Tbe investigators believed outside Manchester Herald. and 6 percent in the third year. , i MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Aug. 17. 1962 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tueg.. Aug. 17,19C WlniM* WlnM* — Henry* Radotta.RM J.K.$. Orion, Kotcheff at odds j

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Be nidi MNtobM*” * 44VetShno, You'll be given an opportunity 2, and who was le ft only |100 in M orrow’s w ill (the bulk sure to specify birth date. today to,(jm off to a new start 27Flath« e W e a l prieet 25 Hoty MneBe J* anyone with decent credentials, but to have to listen to VtRQO (Aag. 23-Sept 22) wHh a relationship Important to 30M4giio 7 M 4 26 Sliioer Mama went to her sister Carrie), says she never had a chance these people at Orion — who have racked up one failure Allow your nobler Instincts to you. Make your move as soon 2-OOMMIIV’SMpany __ . ,!,4IRaBlonoHlia to become close to her father. “ But his death has been after another since they left United Artists four years prevail today and you'll find a 6 OMomat as you get the signal. 27AwfcwaRl ' • patalli ■ , ago! It makes me sick.” more compmlonate approach TAURUS (A M 2042ay 20) 33Ro^bt i . W Niltrat terribly painful for me all the same.” to resolving a touchy family Your artistic abHItles are above 10.SMMLanu S n . - y y ? - . 48Bln<«hB' ■ It’s also served as an object lesson, says the lovely Orion inherited “ Split Image” when it purchased financial situation. par today, so If there are any 34Sffla5a Vibarty(abbrJ custom ' v LmRA (Sept. 23-Oct 21) It Is young woman who starts in Universal’s new “ Fast Film w ays earlier this year, and though Orion produc­ ' changes you'd like to make 35 C o * ouieiiW t i ” C»n>« “ P 50 Stage of UPl photo ’Times at Rldgemont High.” Speaking of the risks in­ tion chief Mike Medavoy says, “ We haven’t made all no longer necessary to delay a around the home, now Is the U N k S K i I e j a s S ^ ^ 31Thnaapot pro)act you've been wanting to history herent in moriemaking — and her father’s death from time to do so. 35BlnrslMAM 17Mo(bahHki our plans for the picture,” Kotcheff insists, “ They’re start. You can now garner OEMWI (May 21-June 20) Plan the blade of a helicopter — the 19-year-old actress com­ proper support If you'll s ^ It. 40Aetbapanon ISWaaring 37Excnmant treating it like an orphan. Instead of opening it wide, itoday the course of action OIBuz^lM oet doOmt SSArmy 52 Body limb Ozzy has a new look ments, “ I myself have done dangerous stunts while I they’re going to release it in 10 cities — mainly in the SCORPIO (Oct 34-Nov. 22) 'you'd like to take In the next Now Is the time to set your was filming, and would hope I won’t do so in the future. middle of the country — in October, and if it doesn’t per­ couple of weeks to accomplish ' 1 6 6 8 10 11 sights on loftier goals and your purposes. Fresh, coridse r r T~ 9 shaved off his hair after- putting too much A scene for the TV movie, ‘The Best Little Girl in the form well there, they’ll yank it out of release. 'Talk ambitions. You can . achieve VorUfe^HrMtest 8up4ilMr(»ee Rock Star Ozzy Osborne and producer Phil Ideas can be lormulaM now. W orld,’ for Instance, called for m e to run through the about a self-fulfilled prophecy for failure. I care them by following what your CANCER (June 21-July 22) A 12 13 Harvey pose for photographers to show off dye in It. Instincts are dictating. financial opportunity may come rhRsiNTWiweHOOR- a tf’mKmAM-- rain and fall flat on my face in the sidewalk. It was passionately about this picture. I ’ve poured two years of SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. /M«N«A,myFineNR5.rTHE vmmiNnir, HOOPWHeNZHEARP vsyouASisHr, Osborne’s newly shorn head. Osborne your way today, ghdng you the FELONS n w THEPRIC6 AlAN— 14 16 dangerous. I could have broken my nose, a leg. But I my life into it. And to have a firm like Orion not even 21) Be exceptionally attentive chance to reorganize your OFFIffM. today. There's an opportunity FDR THeiR EVIL PBEt* ANC^ ("7 » t l AIM T NEED ANY AIGL^_ was caught up in the passion of the moment and did the give it a New York release — where it would have the budget and put It on a strong­ NOW I MUST BE about you to gain some knowl­ er. more solvent basis. o o n e . . . ! IS stunt m yself.” benefit of reviews in national magazines . . . ! Is-it any edge which will be Invaluable to ■ She not only feels her father’s death “ is going to make wonder Orion’s string of failure is so long?” 18 20 21 22 23 me more cautious, I think it’s going to make producers ,9 Elvis fans recall the good AND: Woody Allen’s "A Midsummer Night’s Sex and film companies stop asking performances to take P i? ■ ■ Cktmedy” is racking up as Orion’s biggest bomb to date 26 26 risks that can lead to injury — or death.” being forgotten. His influence, his — a situation some industry insiders feel can be traced ■ MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - The Sam Phillips, the founder of Sun 27 28 28 30 31 graK love aiid roost of all his ability PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS EVERYWHERE: War directly to the fact Woody alienated so many with his man who helped make Elvis Presley Records studio who recorded 1 I 1 to lode and feel he owed an obliga­ has broken out between Orion Pictures and producer- 1980 “ Stardust M emories,” which Woody used as a Presley’s first hit “ That’s All Right, 33 35 the king of rock ‘n’ roll told 500 sob­ director Ted Kotcheff, who says, “ I’m fighting for my forum to put down his fans. Whatever the cause, you can Bridge • Momma,’’ was one of a dozen tion to the small of ua. Yes, that is bing admirers marking the fifth an­ life — or at least the life of my picture.” be sure United Artists is feeling some sort of satisfac­ 1 1 Presley intimates attending the why Elvis Presley WM great. 36 38 3. niversary o f hia death to remember ’That picture, which completed production as “ Cap­ tion in the failure of “ Sex Comedy. ” The picture would memorial service at Memphis State. ■ Prealey as a “ magical” talent who "You people will keep on tured” and has now redubbed "Split Image,” is an have been U .A.’s financial cross to bear had Woody not University. 40 42 43 44 45 loved people and ignore reports of remeihbering ... You w ill champion excellent drama in which Michael O’Keefe portrays a chosen to end his long-time association with the firm in Grand slam winner Despite lurid trial testimony and ' ■ ■ his drug abuse and sexual habits. his spirit ‘til the day you die,’’ said youth who gives up fam ily, school and friends as he's late 1980 to join Orion. .fcNyUf l^ w James Sdhumelster 46 The revival-style memorial ser­ books abont Presley’s drug Intake Phillips) who also boosted the North meant. South said to seduced by a religious order. Kotcheff’s furious, he and sex practices, the overflow careers o f Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee THE LEGAL LOG: Producer-writer Herb Margolis. himself, "Damn the ■ vice Affiinday capped a we^end of says, over the manner in which Orion is choosing to un­ crowd — frequently breaking into who slapped an |18 million suit against pop psychologist- torpedos” and blasted into 49 60 51 ST activities, commemorating lew is and Carl Perkins. veil the feature and he blasts, "They're trying to bury NORTH H7- MAYBE MV AUNT MAYBE I 6HOJU> 5TOKEN UliE sobs and ovations — dwelled on author Irene Kassorla in March charging he should have 4Q82 the spade grand slam. SOMEOhE-WHO’S Presley’s death. A cro w d 'o f 7,000 it.” D0BI6 16 BI6HT, C3ETMA»lEt>AND S3 64 Presley’s good side. ' Many fans took $5 tours of received credit as co-author of her “ Nice Girls Do” TAQ853 One look at dummy made RAISE AFAMIUY. NEVEB.B^TD fans lit candles in the misting rain at Says the filmmmaker (whose credits include “ The him wish that he had settled ED... “ Why Ulk about that damn’ Graceland earlier in the day. The ♦ 72 A PTA li^TlN6. Graceland mansion for an Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz,” “ North Dallas For­ best-seller, is petitioning the court that suit be heard ♦ aids for six. In fact be wasn’t at 56 66 stuff?” Phillips roared. tours have been selling out dally, earlymoming procession to his ty” and "Fun with Dick and Jane” ), “ I will listen to fast. all sure that six was a sound 17 “I’m not worried about Elvis since they began in early June. WEST EAST contract. gravesite. ♦ 953 410 7 PRINTS S i- There was a simple way ------INiWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ▼ 106 ▼KJ972 ♦ J 1063 ♦954 to play for seven. Just take a 4Q942 4J76 heart finesse. If it worked he would have a parking place UEA&T SOUTH for one of his clubs and r. . rJ60TTA e i T u esd a y T V ♦AKJ64 could try for one diamond BE SAFE© ▼ 4 ruff in dummy. T H A N IH l* CEUBRITY CIPHER C in em a ♦ AKQ8 OvUI)i«>Ctp»ic«niHO|rini»t w »(l>onnuuliilBiuay>iiii«»|woi<»,pm Then South looked at Wyman, Van Johnson. 1954 4K83 West. The game was match ■W ptMM. M IMw In Uw dpkw iHnUi lor noUMr. TMirV uu« C vgulk V. OS - Saturday Night Uva 6:00 P.M. CD - Joo FranMin Show Vulnerable: Neither point duplicate. South had 9 - MOVIE: ‘Eys of tho ( S - EySMiKiMM Nairn Dealer: North not seen this West before, Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Noodio’ A Nazi spy becomes (31) - MOVIE; Tha Barafoot but he didn't look like a man *1 CD - ChatBa’a Angtls involved in a taboo sHiarKe with Contassa’ A girl's rise to star- % 9:10. — Poltergeist (PG) dom roiuttt in tho loneliness H arlford Weil North East Sooth who would lead from tbe (DCDfit-Nawa a woman. Donald Sutherland, “ H OVHKU FBRSOTVHJ HT OHUZ 0 Tuesday found in fame. Edmund O'Brien, Atheneum Cinem a — 7:20, 9:30. !▼ Pass 24 king of hearts. Was there a YOU S U R E ? YOU REALLY rON SECOND THOU0HT, / Kate NeUlgen. 1B81. Pass 2 NT Pass 34 YOU r e a d y f o r . 'y IT'LL BE ALL S U R E ? y MAYBE YOU COULD COME (9 ) - Lavacna A Shkfay A Co. Ava Gardner, Hum^rey Bogart, M em o irs Of a F ren ch Weal Hartford way to make seven with Just MORE ACTIOM, J RISHT, P E TE K . 9 - WHd. Wild W ait Pass 44 Pass 4 NT TJPSO QKW OV.Z KHPZTO RKZ ( 9 - Baat of Naira Dama Elm 1 & 2 — Young one heart trick? South saw EASY? I PROMISED WASH -I • FooftwB #7 1977 Fighting Iriih (B-Croaaflre 8 l * w a ^ Whore (X ) 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. Pass 54 Pass 74 Doctors in Love (R ) 2:10, there was such a way and he I'D CALL HIMvSO... vt. use. 9 9 ~ Tonlglit Show ^ ___ - Cinema City - Things Pass Pass Pass * MOVIE. Maasacf# at rp,»,.,ai« aii 7:10, 9:10. — Blade Runner tried for it. OVZ8Z HT. HO'T QONOOT HK CB - MOVIE: ‘Nawar. Navar 9 ® - CapUonad ABC Cantral Hl«h' High school pals Are Tough All Over (R) Up with the ace of hearts. land* A famly halM an at>an- find fun in ridiculing their more 2:20, 4:10, 7:30, 9:20. — (R ) 2, 7, 9:30. Opening lead: ¥l0 Thrra high diamonds to dis­ MEXICO TZQTeK QKW OVZ QXPZFO HT donad oNM aieapa htr lontB- In THE BARBARA WALT8RS 9 - UnoA Floyd paseive echoolmatet untH pinger (PG) 2:45, 7 The Movies — The card a club from dummy. nast through tha myth of Palor SUMMER EFECIAL. Miss World According to Garp Then three rounds of clubs, HtiiMai b r r * O rfsifsi Pan. Patula Claifc, Chriatian Han- 11:46 P.M. ir^^aiTaf.r„'dirs\.':r- wUh Thunderball (PG) WZ08 VRKOHKB.” — FBVK Walters Interviews three lamous. (R ) 12:30, 3:30, 7, 9:30. - ruffing tbe third one with Adventures aon. 1081. Ratad O. 9 - MOVIE; ‘Ooodbyo. ^8, Robert Stevens, Robert 4:35, 8:50. — Diner (R ) 2, By Oswald Jacoby women; Victoria principal of the eight of trumps. Then |»E MILE AHEAP 9 - CaSlops (Mhhnn'a EmmanuolA' EmmanuaUe and Carradine. 1979.Rated R. 4:20, 7:20,9:30.- D i v a (R ) T h e Best Little and Alan Sontag 0 8 0 C B Q 0 0 “ Dallas," (shown) .> along with back to his hand wiUi a heart Programa Today'a ttorlaa are her husband pAya tha fAld until 2:10, 4:40, 7:10, 9:40. Whorehouse in Texas (R) The Elapham Who Couldn't Katharine Hepburn and Brooke a stranger makee h a whoA O - Sports Proba In explanation of the bid­ ruff to lead his eight of dia­ 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:15, 9:30. - Foraet,' 'Evolution,' ‘Ponita of Shields. The show will air Tues­ new batoama. SylvA Kriatal. 8ulllvan SHUTTLEBUS! WE USE THESE FDR LEFT THE . ) THEM, FOOU THOSE - MOVIE: ‘QMa In lha- Showcase Cinema — East Windsor — Stcr IS THIS Thraa young woman 9 - MOVIE: *Tlro RAIng of guerita Churchill. 1936. THINS? T-DISIANCE TRAVEL! CENTER,-lOOAl1 TWO ARE MINE/ , ' E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial Wars (P G ) 8:15 with Car.- wotfckig m a Taxsa dapanmam the Moon' A trilogy about Ire­ 9 - Croaafira land and Ha paopia. Cyril Cu­ ICII !n’ CarlylB — Lorry Wright atom atriva for lova and aue- 9 - Twilight Zona (P G ) 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15, nonball Run (PG ) 10:15. c«ta. Suaan Saim Jamaa, Bar­ A 1SS2Compul09 sack, Noel Purcell, Jack 9 :4 0 .- Rocky H I (P G ) 1,3, SETTLE A WE CANT STUART WANTS TO bara Edan, David Wayna. 1879. MtoGowrsn. 1B67 Manchester — Young 2:45 A.M. 5, 7:30, 9:45. — The Pirate PROBLEM PECIPE '■ SEE *PON'T,,ANSWER IB-OvarEaay ' 9 - Fantasy Island A man. CD-Nawa Doctors in Love (R ) 8:20 FOR WHICH who baa been poisoned, A M ovie (P G ) 12:50, 2:50, THE PDORPELL.' V 0-Rapertar41 3:00 A.M. with 9 to 5 (PG) 10. FOP. MOVIE TD givan an extra 48 hours to lAa 4:50, 7:25, 9:30. — An Of­ M ansfield — Things Are SEE. 9 - Jaflanona paat wsak’s baasbel action. 9 9 -I Baibaw Waltsw and a widow gats ghoetiy hitar- (D - MOVIE; 'Dakota UV A ETHAN'S PUSHING 8:30 P.M. ficer and A Gentleman (R ) Tough All Over (R) with rciR ’ CONT LOOK IN IB) • Haw’s to Your HaaMi 9-8portsLook Smunar BpacAl Barbara’s faranca from her lata husband. U.S. agent tracks a gang of for­ CD - Carol Butnatt and guaau are iKathsrtna Hepburn, (R) (1 hr., 10 ntin.) gers. George Montgomafy, R(xi 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:40, Wrong is Right (R) at jL THE BASEAAENT' 9 - Epatts Tonight Frlands 6:30 P.M. Victoria Principal and Brooks I B - PBS Lata Night Cameron, Mar A Windsor. 1950. 10:05. — Friday the 13th dusk. (D-CBSNswa 9 • OMi Cavott Conckitlon. CD 9 - Invams A ShMsy SMskA. (60 mhi.) I ® - Prinro News Part III (R ) 12:55, 3, 5:05, Harold MacMMan la tha guest. Carolina triaa to whi a rolo'In a 03) - Batnay MBtof CD - An Evening At tiro 12:30 A.M . 9 - Ounamoko 7:25, 9:35. - Annie (P G ) 9-URmwgida movie. (R) ((aoaed Captionad) ImprawAatlon IB d ' NBCNaws CD-Adam-12 9 - MOVIE; 'Young Joo. tiro 12:30, 2:50, 5:10. - Night 9-MatehQama 9 - MacNall-Lahror Report 9 -Star Trek 9 - Buabiaaa Rapoct CD - Rat Patrol Forgotton Konnody' Joseph Shift (R ) 7:40, 10:05. - SHOWCASE Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves 9 - Bwnny MISar 9 - El Show da Iris Chaoon 9 - Fraaman Rsporta Kannady, Jr. undertakes a peri­ 9 ~ Nodalaro Naelonal SIN Vedette hit Checon preeenta un CD - MOVIE: 'McCloud: Tha Star Wars (PG) 1, 3:20, 9 - Paopls'a Court 9 9 - MoClaln'a Law A Solid QoM Swingors' McCloud lousHjua WorldVVUfHJ War llII IIM*»missioniw » i mIn ■an «! » nm m m *i\ r n u - CINEMAS Notleias nadontles con Qu8- programa de muelee y beMa. attampt to return as a hero and 5:05, 7:35, 10. The Secret latmo Rattrapo. i B - MaeNoM-Lahtw Ropoit VAtniam veteran ukas McClain invsstigatas a call girl ring in 8:00 P.M. and two others hostags. (R) (60 which tha woman era ayatamat- achAva the family dream. Peter of NIM H (G ) 1, 3, 5. — 1 9 - MOVIE: 'A DoTs Houss' CD - Tlw Matv Show mhi.) I Iciriy murdered. Dennis Wssvsr, Summer Lovers (R ) 7:35, CB TTiN G o u t — AautoiBatsd houaawHa braaka NavHA Brand, Joanna Panat. phMI cUtOtt. 1977. frss to ostabHsh haraoH as an 8:00 P.M. CD - MOVIE: 'Nurao' Thie 9 - Vyith OasA and Ruby 1 0 . ANP I YWE'LL ‘Solo on tha Drums.' 1974 9 - MOVIE; 'Smokoy BHaa imSvIdual. Clairs Bloom, 'An­ S 9 - Major Langua lanaitiva drama focuasa on the Enfield WANTTDSEE) PQ MAYft we 5HTY. Tom Aldradga, Hattia Winston, 9 - Hogan's Hsroos 9 - Benny HIH Show 9 -O v a rE a a y CD - CrenMto’s Univarsa CD-Catandar O fficer and A Gentleman Antonio Faigaa. 1980 9 - iOAA to (hAA with 9 - Law Night with David 7:00 P.M. CD 9 - Hapoy Dws Foni (R ) 1:45,4:40,7:20,9:50.- taksa ovar m hygisns Clasa. (R) CD 9 - Thrao's Convady Batirow Jordan 'What Price 3:30 A.M. (D -C B S N sw a [Ctoaad Captloiisd] Jack, posing sa a doctor, aiv CAan Ah?' Tonight'e pro(jfem 1:00 A.M . CD-Waatiror T h e Best Little (D->’ M*A*S*H countara a real pstiaM. |R) eximlnat tha rc-anactmam of Whorehouse in Texas (R ) 9 - Woitd Champlonahip tha Cteen Ah Act. (60 min.) CD - ChailA Roaa Show o - World Champlonahip QD ( S 9 - Bdertalnment Thd CiMotwito CtaMlo [Ctoaad (Aptionsd) Twmta; Tiro Callfontia Claasic 2:10, 4:30, 7:15, 9:35. — THAiMk 6-T CD -O nt Smart Final from LaCoata. CA 9 - Volvo IntarnaUoirol ' 10:30 P.M. Final from LaCoata, CA Rocky III (R ) 2:30, 4:35, e IM »y MB*. M. TM Riw UA-FK^ OIL (9 — QoH Ctislibnoc Ssetos STAR WARS CD-ABCNaws 9 - MOVIE: 'Maaaaon at 9 - AM Sorvioo Rovstsdon CD-AOAmStap 9 - MOVIE: "Tho Otfror BMo 7:40, 9:45. — Things Are CdiMial High' High school pals CD - Nino on Now Jartay 9 - MOVIE: 'DraoiiA' A of tho Mountain Part II' An OS (9 ) - Jaffaraorw 9 9 - Brat MawarMi Mav- variiplra tarroilzea the country- Tough All Oyer (R ) 1:50,4, The Born Loser — Art Sansom em>eyMA.ine. find fun hiI ridcullng thsh mors athlata'a tragic accidsnt spells — — WOWH ATi— — ^9-NASLWaaldy until aiiak'a ating on a utopian laadar 9 9 - Indapandant sKA A hA aaarch for hwnan daapair umf lova, fahh and de- 7:30, 9:40. — Star Wars 9 - Aw You Anybody? thsrs's a now playar..lntamI on A Aoparttiisd by PNA'a imsr- blood. BaA U^joal, David Man- tatmlnation taka over. Marilyn farsnea. (R| (60 min.l (P G ) 1:30, 4:10, 7:35, 9:55. Our. Boarding House — Carroll a McCormick 9 - (XiaiSo's Aiisals taking thsir Rvta. Andrew Stav-Si ( - Nancy Savbi/Tha Alta nara. 1931. Haatatt, Timothy Bonoma. 7 Mancheater 'srARATWiere, > ..lOBU-.'IO/U. B w ^ BiMMiy — Werner Bros. ana, Robart Stsvans, Robsn 9 9 - Mystsiyt RumpoA 9 - MBia DaigAa Paipla 1976. Ratad PG. THE PIRATE 9-Moaay8no ■ U A T healera Eaat — u e / w a e s s Cairadhis. 1979.Ratsd R. of theBalAy.' flunyiria A iroM 10:4SP.M. 'BXKH0R5Z3NIXDK-- on to aaiva as luNor ooun^ A 4:00A.M . [P g \ I MOPg IHATCHlMNE/ ^ CH/MN^lS 6 6 — NaiMaoaniof 9 - QaN ChaBangs Saila* The World According to MOVIE a murder ease. (SO mkUi 9 - Entartalmirom Tonlgl|t 9 - MOVIE: 'Son of DraeuA' SOMEHOW,! TriOUdHT UM.YA*.! AM MAJOR AUKe.MAM OF 9 - SnaMt Fwatawa Co* 9 a MOVIE: To Bo Garp (R ) 2, 4:30, 7 ,9 :3 0 .------^ P0eSA<3OCP- SPOTUE^DOC hoalt Sana Siakal and Rogar [Ctoaad Captionad] ’ ’ 11:00 P.M. 9-Ooapadhls Tha myalarious Count Akicord OUR HOTEL WA5 ON AMOi B. HOOPLE. THE Anwyno#tf moriAs a pratty giri and makaa T h e Best Little J H E '/ E A R Ebart taka a look at wliat’a hap- 9:30 P.M. CD (D CD 9 S SI - 9 - MOVIE: 'Ey* of tha THE BEACH! BUT I n o te d FUTURIST! panlng al ihs moviw. 9-FibiMNwvd Naadia* A Nazi apy bacomaa bar tato hA vampire partnar..- Whorehouse In Texas (R ) (SOT 5U5PICI0US CD 9 * Too CAsa For Lon Chanay, LouAa Albritton. ALTHOUdH I'M HERETO 9 - B Daraeho da Naear Ta- 9 9 - Fadiar Murphy WE Avdvad A a taboo afianot (with 2,4:15,7:30,9:40.-Things WHEN Tt€ DRIVER naatty atarvss whan his rathar Comfort Henry A tha objact of Ci)-M*A*s*tl a woman. Donald Suthariand, 1943. VACATION ANP UNWINR lanovaia an A oual Maria Elana an ardsfa sfiactions. (R) Are Tough All Over (R ) 2, I55UEP U5 A PATS IT^ INEVITABIETHAT iM Hunoo da a lux un hto lagl- loeka him in a root ealar. (R) CD-Friul Hagai KalaNaHgan. 1981. 9-Nowaeontar 5UPPLV O f (SO mki.) 9 - MOVIE: 'Undar tiro -ESPN Sports CwitOT 9 - FUm 3:45,5:30,7:15,8:55,10:30. I'LL PO A LITTUE timo. Su padro at amaraias da HMnboW A aserst aarvkro mm 4:30 A.M. aato daclda daahaeataa dal Nno MOVIE: 'Hondo* A (row- Storra WATER' 9 - and a taAnt sgbm tangA wfth - Fwthrol of FNth 1:30 A.M . 9 - AbiroCI and CoataSo pare ‘Mania’ Doloiaa, au nsgn boy dbeovaw a widow and hsr S Trana.Lux College oriaila, dasMs aneamaraa dal son trappad In tha mkkSa of a lainily miKKhkina at a Irotal. 9 9 - TwMght Zono CD - Lev* Anwrtcan StyA 9 - Bporta Pinba Chsvy Chaw, CanA FAhar, Eva Twin — An Officer and A baba. Nadto tDonooa Is Nstorts daadhr Apaohs uprising. John ® - Sports Tonight Indapandam NaMnrk 9 -N aw a hasta qua Albsnioo as oomrisita Wayna, OaraMbis Frigs-1863. Ardan. tgsi. Rated PQ. G «itlem an (R ) 7, 9:10. — I an doolor y sa snvualva oon au 9 - MOVIE: riWenMn in 9 - MOVtE:-Hurrv Up or I'B Being There (R ) with Dr. NIGHT Love* ThA flm A baaad on D. - W a * Yon Tlnw7 Skroa 9 - Itooo for tha Ponnant Bo Thirty' A lonaly yotrog man prapla fSiNU. 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Phorw 643-0618 lMM«4dW«S6gW i,i“iMH~iiniti *1L TompUna and TVn lafaalh S fer a nos( who maal ta tha labi and buM a •' V,., r host this took at tha olhaiuiy. (SOmki.) (D-NMM lava that laata fowvar. Jqna b Legislature’s computer needs and minals in the Capitol stores all bills and operate its own computer, re­ Schneller said he was concerned; By Mark A. Dupuis tion, was stored and processed tain the current contractor or go to about goittjg into the ndzt session United Press International through the computer. the future path lawmakers should and amendments and keeps track of follow in meeting those ngeds. each piece of legislation as it another contractor, Schneller said. with the curroit arrangement. But, But the computer did not always Schneller said the consultant’s Ogle said meetings were under way. HARTFORD — Stacked one on work. U had its “downtifne,” which “It puts a big crimp in our weaves through the legislative top of the other, the pile of bills process. .recommendatton was made sevferal to assure oid-of-the-session; averaged 2.8 percent during the ses­ process,” Schneller said of the years ago and supported the concept problems are resolved. adopted by the state Legislature times lamwakers were at the mercy When the system isn’t working, sion but about 10 percent during the of going “in-house,” haying, the “I think that it is probably too latel ' ■ ‘ ' 'A ■’ I during its regular session this year hectic final days, according to of the computer’s downtime. “It there can be problems obtaining in­ * V • . • * stands more than a foot thick. formation, such as amendments, Legislature own the computer, ri^ t at the present time to makpt David B. Ogle, executive director caused some of the very long any changes that will be on line at; Considering the amount of paper evenings, particularly in the and slow work in the Legislature, system and hire a staff to operate it. involved, it isn’t difficult to see why for the Legislative Management He said $800,000 was included in the next se^o n ,” Schneller said: Committee. House,'” he said. Schneller and Ogle agreed. the Legislature needs a computer to Connecticut’s Legislature was the The Legislative Management the 1980 state budget for the change, “I’m tK^inii we can make a decisidh “Really the bill vrriting process but the money wasn’t spent. “At the as to the direction we’re moving ilT,* keep its business in order, or to see today is controlled by a legislative first in the nation to have a com­ Committee subcommittee has asked why problems can arise when that puterized documentation system. computer managers of, two of Hart­ last hour, in an attempt to bold down One optkHi that apparently won’t;, computer,” said Senate Majority the budget, the decision was be considered Is doing away with » computer fails to work. Leader Richard F. Schneller, D- Computerization came to the ford’s major insurance companies v:-'-,.f During the last session, mgre than for assistance. reversed,” he said.. w computer system and going back to' Essex. legislative process with the 1971 ses­ The Legislature already owns the a manual system. It would mean S' 1,500 bills were taken up with Schneller serves on a subcom­ sion. The committee’s options include several times as many amendments accepting a consultant’s recommen­ computer it uses, but pays a private great deal of manual work anf,, mittee of the Legislative Manage­ An electronic brain located in contractor $222,000 a year to run It. would clearly be a setback. offered by legislators. All the East Hartford and linked to ter­ dation to have the Legislature own material, as well as other informa- ment Committee looking into the O bituaries Man faces charges

Mildred A. Tag after two incidents Mildred (Adams) Tag, 74, of Stores, who taught at Buckley Police charged a 54-year-old was making the calls, police say. School in Manchester for 15 years Manchester man with disorderly Haberern was charged with before retiring in 1971, died Sunday conduct and harassment in connec­ harassment and held overnight at at her home. She was the wife of tion with separate incidents Satur­ police headquarters in lieu of $100 Herbert Tag. day and Monday. bond. On Monday, after being freed She was an active member and Police say Emil M. Haberem of 59 on bond, police say, he approachedii. deacon of the Stores Congregational Birch St. made a series of harassing cruiser parked in a lot off Bissell Church. She was also active in the telephone calls to the police central Street and banged on the car’s win-, Mansfieid Library and Historical dispatcher around 1 a.m. Friday. dow. After police repeatedly askeSf Association and Joshua’s Trust. Police say he used obscene and to him to leave, Haberem wast Besides her husband, a retired threatening language in the calls. arrested and charged with disorder-; University of Connecticut professor, He was arrested at a public ly conduct, police say. she leaves two sons, Joseph Tag of telephone booth in front of Arthur’s He is scheduled to appear on Aug. Westfield, N.J. and David Tag of 30 in Manchester Superior Court." Webster Groves, Mo.; a daughter, Drug Store, where he told police he Elizabeth Sontheimer of Lexington, Mass.; and nine grandchildren. Memorial services will be held Aug. 23 at 2 p.m. at Stores Police charge six Congregational Church. Memorial contributions may be made to the Mildred Tag Fund in care of Stores Congregational Church, Stores, Conn 0^68 or to the American with drunk driving Cancer Society. Herald photo by Tarquinlo Police arrested six people on At midnight Friday, Theodore drunk driving charges over the past Macchi, 26, of Vernon was charged ^ To pay respects weekend. Police said all failed with driving under the influence; Anderson-Shea Auxiliary to Post Summer reading police-administered sobriety tests. after being stopped by a police- f 2046 will meet tonight at 7:30 at On Sunday, Michael T. Chemerka, cruiser just outside the parking lot' Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. this morning, so they can be returned to the 22, of Bolton was charged after of the Pumpernickel Pub at 43? Susan Monroe (left) and Edie Schohl sort the police saw his car driving on the Oakland St. to pay respects to Janice Amidon, books returned to the Marv Cheney Library shelves to be borrowed again. who was a member of the auxiliary. sidewalk and the parking lot median . A few minutes, before midnight outside David’s Restaurant at 336 Friday, 40-year-old David WiaW ot Broad St. at 1:15 a.m., police say. 30 E Ambassador Drive was BPOoecWBooooooooPco ooaBOl arrested after the Car he was. In Memoriam At 6:08 p.m. Saturday, David R. U.S. to cut arms sales Taft of 47 Bunce Drive was charged driving was seen swerving from In loving memory of my husband, after police saw him riding a moped lane to lane heading eastbound on Joseph Binks, who passed away in circles around a parking lot at 381 North Main Street, police say. -; August 17, 1953. Broad St., they say. Leroy K. Caron J r .,. 26, of 34 Time has brought full well its under accord with China At 3:55 a.m. Saturday, police Butler Road, was arrested at 1:47 sorrow, charged 20-year-old Keven R. Casey a.m. on Friday after the car he was of East Hartford after an officer driving was observed swerving Since vou left vour vacant chair. Continued from page 1 A recent dispatch from Taipei through unofficial, non-governrrtent Coventry man studies Beethoven's 9th Lonely hours are mine without you. observed his car driving erratically between lanes heading north on quoted Chinese officials as saying means. It was proposed by former on Main Street, police say. Broad Street, police say. Changing scenes oft bring despair. meeting to explain details of the Reagan had “once again assured us President Carter and pass^ in 1979 But the garden of my memory. statement. He personally main­ the U.S. policy toward Taiwan had after the United States restored Still presents a golden store. tained his commitment to continue not changed and the U.S. would con­ diplomatic ties to China on Jan. 1, Yielding treasured thoughts to provide arms for Taiwan’s securi­ tinue to sell arms to Taiwan under 1979. The tangled path of genius forever. ty or until there is resolution of the the Taiwan Relations Act.” Two girls arrested Loved remembered evermore. problems with China. The Taiwan Relations Act The Act also provides the United Sadly missed by his wife. Under the co-production agree­ provides for continuation of com­ States will make available to Hen scratches, blots aiid seemingly just write away to Berlin and ask for Henrietta and family ment, Northrop Corp. and Taiwan mercial, cultural and other relations Taiwan defensive arms and services By Adele Angle Smith, who earned his bachelor’s degree at Yale University and his meaningless scrawls and scribbles the microfilm,” he says. Some of will build 52 F5E jets during the between the people of the United to enable Tawian to maintain “a suf­ in fight over boy Focus Editor dot the page. Beethoven’s sketchbooks are stored next Vk years. States and the people of Taiwan ficient self-defense capability.” master’s and doctoral degrees at the COVENTRY — Brahms destroyed University of Michigan, is a musi­ “Beethoven was always com­ in libraries in Elast and West Berlin. Abigail Van Buren offers personal plaining that the copyists couldn’t For a price — “It costs plenty” — Miss Stewart’s boyfriend, police his sketchbooks. Bach wrote bis cian as well. He recently toured advice daily in one of America’s Two girls were charged with third music in rough note form. And with the university’s Wind Ensem­ read his handwriting. It’s not hard scholars can get microfilm copies of best-read columns, “Dear Abby,” in degree assault Saturday after a say. Mozart worked mainly in his head. ble, performing Stravinsky’s Piano to see why,” be says. (An example the originals. fight allegedly sparked by an argu­ The victim was treated for cuts is above.) The Manchester Herald’s Focus sec­ Hilack try foiled in Florida But Beethoven though, a most un­ Concerto. THE SKETCHBOOKS are not tion. ment over one of the girls’ around the mouth and a bruised nose tidy and disorganized man, kept his It’s Smith’s project to study the boyfriend. at the emergency room of Ninth Symphony’s first movement. neat records at all. Pages are mis­ sketchbooks, which he lugged with But he considers himself, first and sing; the composer often wrote new But during the standoff, forward and overcame would-be Ginger Stewart, 17, of 15 A Forest Manchester Memorial Hospital. *' foremost, a music theorist. ’Ttot’s about 150 to 200 sketchbook WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) The alleged assailants are him wherever he went. ideas on the backs of his own very — A recently paroled armed robber Blonkenfeld held about 20 sheriff’s hijacker. St., and Toni Schulte, 16, of North And it is those sketchbooks — the "It’s almost a philosophical pages. "That’s enough of a Air controllers Canaan, were charged in connection scheduled for an Aug. 30 appearance problem,” Smith says with a laugh. old works if he ran out of copy who tried to hijack a commuter deputies at bay on the runway of Markham was knocked to the written repository of Beethoven’s business. Asking the difficult paper; and pages were often with an Incident that allegedly oc­ at Manchester Superior Court. questions about music and coming set to return plane to Cuba by threatening to blow Palm Beach International Airport. ground and injured his back during ideas— which a Coventry resident is Smith compares his role to that of rebound in the wrong order. He threatened to blow himself up in­ the struggle. He was taken to Good curred around 8:30 p.m. on a dirt studying today in the hopes of un­ up with tentative answers,” he says. himself up was wrestled off the road off Eldridge Street. ’The two a detective’s. Through a wide “These things aren’t labeled HARTFORD (UPI) - The plane and was held today on federal side the twin turbo-prop jet plane if Samaritan Hospital in West Palm locking some of the mysteries Many questions and answers for ‘Ninth Symphony, First Movement.’ girls reportedly punched and kicked Dismissal upheld Smith are tb be found in the working knowledge of the Federal Aviation Administration air piracy charges. the airlines didn’t take him to Cuba Beach for treatment. behind the composer’s monumental symphony, as well as a knowledge of ’There are a lot of holes,” he says. has told managers of two state air­ Arthur Blonkenfeld, 49, was held so he could “kill (Fidel) Castro.” a 21-year-old Manchester girl whom Ninth Symphony. sketchbooks, which are today Blonkenfeld made his threat as they accused of being involved with after arbitration . music of Ue times. Smith is trying It’s his difficult job to try to read ports their towers will be staffed in the Palm Beach County jail with a “What the notebooks do is record scattered around the world, many of Beethoven’s hen scratches and Blonkenfeld had refused to get off pilot Sather Burgiere was leaving them lost or destroyed since to see how the first movement with air traffic controllers again in recommended bond of $150,000, FBI . HARTFORD (UPI) - A sUte atr, the gestation of a piece from begin­ evolved in the composer’s mind. transcribe them. This is often an in­ November. agent Bob Mills said. He said the the plane when it landed in West the plane’s cockpit, said Federal ning to end,” says Dr. Charles J. Beethoven’s death. Palm Beach at 6:30 p.m. EDT. After Aviation Administration spo'kesman Teenager dies bitration panel has upheld the dis­ How did Smith get hold of the terpretive task, much open to Groton-New London Airport in Largo, Fla., resident was released missal of a (former correction super­ Smith, a Sl-year-old assistant HE POINTS TO a sheet of music, sketchbooks? debate among music scholars. Groton and Danbury Municipal Air­ the other seven passengers on the Jack Barker. But Burgiere told professor of music at the University on parole Aug. 2 from Lantana flight disembarked. Mills said authorities later he didn’t believe after accident visor for allegedly soliciting support a copy of the original sketchbook. “That’s easy,” be'answers. “You “You can see here that Beethoven port are two of seven New England Correctional Institute where he had for the Ku Klux Klan while at worif.' of Connecticut. changes his mind in later drafts,” airpoits to reopen their towers art­ served four years for armed Blonkenfeld told the flight crew he the man and kept walking off the HARTFORD (UPI) - A Windsor had a bomb under his shirt. Brazilian-made plane. Joseph Hurd, 52, lost his job for \ says Smith, pointing again at the time with a new work force. robbery. Locks teenager has died from in­ allegedly soliciting support for the music sheets. The airports in Groton and Dan­ Following a suspenseful 2 Vi-hour Mills said Blonkenfeld had been FBI agents and about 20 Palm juries suffered in a weekend traffic Klan amdng Inmates at the Conneii- Beethoven composed his music bury will open their towers Nov. 29. standoff between Blonkenfeld and drinking on the plane since he gqt on Beach County Sheriff’s deputies accident. tlcut Correctional Institution ih' “ in a white heat,” the music FAA officials said Monday the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s in Tampa, and “had to be told at then surrounded the plane, a James Conner, 18, died Monday at Niantic. theorist says. Beethoven leaves out seven airport towers will operate 40 Deputies Monday, the would-be least once about his behavior.” spokesman for the Palm Beach Hartford Hospital. He was a Hurd denied the charge. He said sharps and flats, and there is often hours per week over a five-day hijacker was dragged off the County Sheriff’s Office said. passenger in a car that collided with he left the KKK in March and bais no harmony, but simply melody. period when they first reopen. Dolphin Airways Flight 296 from Sherman Markham, a member of a pickup truck in Windsor Saturday. since spoken out against th^ “There are many spots in these Specific days and hours have yet to Tampa. the Palm Beach County sheriff’s The driver of the car, Robert organization. - • sketchbooks where people have be determined, they said. Blonkenfeld had a shaving kit he bomb squad, grabbed Blonkenfeld Now you know Mahoney, Z6, of East Hartford, was A spokesman for the state Depart-^ argued for years what the correct CHARLES J. SMITH OF UCONN George Roohr, manager in had claimed was a bomb, but actual­ and pulled him through the plane’s issued a summons for failure to ment of Labor said Monday the dl8-‘. f.Uk, interpretation is,” he says. studying Beethoven's Ninth this summer Groton, and Danbury Mayor James ly was filled with toothpaste, doorway after talking with him The first person to be electrocuted yield the right of way while making missal was upheld in an oral deciv The great composer came up with E. Dyer said they still haven’t shaving supplies and other through most of the standoff. in the United States was convicted a turn. Another passenger, Gary Sion last week by the state Board six or seven versions of the first 30 learned how many controllers will toiletries. Several other deputies then rushed murderer William Kemmler on Dunahee, 24, of Windsor Locks, was Mediation and Arbitration. X measures of the first movement. ding to Smith, he had sketched out “Among symphonies, the Ninth is be assigned to their airports. Aug. 6, 1890 at Auburn Prison, in stable condition in Mount Sinai written decision will be Issued sooh^ 'This was standard practice for the first movement and was in the the most challenging. It’s the Both have been without con­ Auburn, N.Y. Hospital. the spokesman said. 1; BMthoven. < middle of the second by September, toughest, most overwhelming (of trollers shortly after the nationwide ^114 ’The very first attempts. Smith 1823 — the date he’d promised Beethoven’s symphonies.) I think air traffic controllers strike last Taxpayers rate three “vA p says, “sound like something out of a publishers it would be .ready. people have been afraid of it,” he summer. The FAA briefly assigned freshman composition class.” Beethoven put the publishers off says. “It’s just crying for some kind a team of controllers to Danbury in Town to recover court costS: But, be quiddy adds,'Beethoven for several months with promises of of attention.” October 1981. had the patience and endurance to “It’s done. You’ll have it.” ’The Smith’s research this summer GOP lawmakers tops take ttese rough attempts and work symphony wasn’t performed until was funded by a UConn Summer The town will recover entailed a great deal more Squatrito noted, because ment is beneficial to t|ie at them “until be turned them into February, 1824. Beethoven was so Fellowship Award. from the federal govern­ time and cost the town the individual plaintiffs town. something quite remarkable.” deaf by then, many biographers Next summer, he says, he hopes Fafnir recalls HARTFORD (UPI) - Three group, while the low score of zero ment $7,000 in court coats more,” wrote Squatrito. percent was shared by 18 House were poor and could not be AFTER SMITH translates claim, he had to be turned around to to go to Germany to look at the Republican lawmakers have associated with last year’s There was some difficul­ required to -pay. see the applause of the audience. received perfect scores from the members, all Democrats. THMKS6IVMG Beethoven’s hen scratches Into neat, original sketchbooks. hourly workers lawsuit that charg^ the ty in collecting the costs. ^uatrito said the settle- tidy notes any musician would un- How is Beethoven’s deafness In the meantime, he spends his Connecticut State Taxpayers In the ^nate, seven Republicans town with racial dis­ NOVENA TO ST. JU0| NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - The Faf­ Association in the group’s seventh shared the high score of 87 percent dersUmd, he faces another task: reflected in the Ninth? days — and sometimes much of his crimination. I Wy M. IUa tpnSi aU artlt. |(M That’s almost impossible to say. nir Bearing Division of Textron Inc. annual rating of legislators on while eight senators, again all He must construct some sort of n i^ ts— at work on the sketchbodu. The town — led by k iHm M| rick h oM hc MW chronology of the different versions, Smith answers. A man who knows the Ninth has recalled 275 hourly production various issues. Democrats, shared the low rating of defense attorney Dominie workers after a week furlough and Receiving 100 percent i-atings for zero percent, the ratings list U bw CkrM. MOM WmcMW U St figuring out which order Beethoven But,. certainly, he answers, Symphony-as well as he does must J. Squatrito — successfully wrote them in. Beethoven wasn’t bound by the con- have a favorite recording of the two-week vacation shutdown. their votes on seven pieces of released this week showed. defended itself from ’The employees were furloughed legislation were Republican Reps. •I M l ft i« I kM riiiMi k«B Sa All the research leads up to his ventions which held most symphony. >’ Marilyn Pearson, executive direc­ charges that -racism *slk U ai ktatari haH) kit k ikM the last week in July from com­ Ruth Fahrback of Windsor, William tor of the association, said the groUp final task; to complete an analytic musicians. Hence, his music is oftoi He recommends two. His motivated the withdrawal M kw tjM iMk v M tw a M CMC extraordinarily difficult to perform. pany’s three New Britain plant and Hofmeister of Milford and Martha was most upset with approval of a study of the first movement Ninth favorite; a monophonic recording from a government aid TSESnCCEPTED^f$ 5000* ■a n rittiM . I # M i i B| fm a il act l^nnphony, trying to make musical “But was that because of his by the Dutch conductor Mengelberg, one facility in Newington. All were Rothman of Ridgefield. pay increase for legislators. program. ■ FROM iMSE 48 TO 87 atari filMn kutkw lina liilia iki recalled Monday. “Nothing expresses the attitude of sense out of the piece, asking “why d e ^ n ^ or (because) he was out of on a Phillips label. ‘j’Very eccen­ Among the bills used in the ratings Squatrito reported, in a fm mm Imm ml jam m h k c £ the habit of.piaying? Who can say?” Company spokesman W. Keith were measures to increase some the legislators and their contempt this rather than that.” tric,” he adds. letter to Town Attorney •ckH. , ■ ,1' The deafness which had been Smith asks. Another — “a superb recording’’ Wuerthner said the employees were state taxes and fees, repeal the unin­ for the public more than this ac­ Kevin M. O’Brien, that the furloughed without pay because corporated business tax, remove tion,” she said in a statement. S UFE Of m m IHSUUNCE (Oir. •! IOSTM Sw tne ta fatan. nm W Had creeping up on Beethoven for years WHY DID SMITH choose the — is by Otto Klemperer. U.S. Attorney General’s of­ 3 OOKOnmwnl CoNw. 200 PtMMN 8U MNdwiMA 0214S. Dn S. aU Hake.’ Mkckka a M k c ttia lu jf. became so serious in 1823 that the And what's ahead for him, once he firm’s “business conditions are highway and bridge tolls and to in­ ’The increases will raise the salary fice has a g r ^ to a c c ^ t a Harild pholori by Tvquinlo Ninth Symphony to woric on? low.” crease the salaries paid to paid a rank-and-file lawmaker to tt ti last September. the House among the taxpayers’ Pearson said. hearing which would have * I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Aug. 17, 1982 — 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuw.. Am . 17. MC Whaf's typical fan behavior Yankee Traveler Physical education experts Jazz Festival tops to probe world of sports

BOSTON (UPI)^- John Cheffers experts from the United States, Using a computer, Jeffers was weekend activities has seen so many basketball and Belgium, Japan, China, France, able to calculate that when there is football and baseball and soccer and Canada, Poland, Scotland, Russia a fight In a soccer game, there Is a program,'along with Gerry Mulligan day, Aug. 21, is the day when mime Switzerland, Finland and England. 65 percent chance a fight will break By John Zonderman and the Gerry Mulligan Orchestra, comes to the outdoor park at hockey games in the last nine years, ALA Auto and Travel Club he can tell you what fans will do and Cheffers, who has written papers out in the stands. Mel Torme, George Shearing and Institute Park. The New'England before on violence in sports, says he For American football — like the Written for UPl the piano duo of Dorothy Donegan Mime Festival has programs when they’ll do it. Cheffers has been watching the and co-authors, including students, infamous Schaefer Stadium crowds and Pete Cavana^. Saturday’s con­ scheduled from 10 a.m. until 8 p.tn., in Foxboro, Mass., on Monday night WELLESLEY. Mass. - The New­ including a mime workshop, mask­ fans more than the fields and stadia wanted to find out what was normal port Jazz Festival, New England cert runs from noon until 6:30 p.m. in sports crowd behavior. — the chance is 49 percent; for ' On Sunday, from noon to 6:30, the making workshop, children's mime and gardens and ice. Next week the Mime Festival in Worcester, Mass., Boston University professor will Researchers attended games in baseball it is 34 percent. For hockey, and Artabout 1982 in Pittsfield, program will include Oscar Peter­ show and evening showcase. Photo by MMKimMek pairs, and used observation, note­ where the game sometimes in­ son, Sarah Vaughan, Chick Cwea The New England Mime Festival present his paper on “The Social Mass., are the highlights of a full System of the Spectator,” as many taking, and video recorders with terrupt the fights, fans get into and Gary Burton. is the grand finale for Worcester's THIS IS WORTH A LOT ... OR A LITTLE fisticuffs only 8.5 percent of the weekend of late-August fun for the Summer’s World Festival, which stampiRss cover h u New Haven Beehive marking of the world’s physical education split screen capability to record weekend of Aug. 20-22. George Wein first produced the what happened in the game and the game a brouhaha break's out on the Newport Jazz Festival In 1954 and it has run since June. Fifteen mlmists experts come to BU for an inter­ Fort Adams State Park in New­ national meeting. simultaneous reaction in the seats. ice. port, R.I., is the site for a two-day became a model for literally will appear during the daylong “Nobody believes it but we’ve thousands of jazz festivals around event. The workshops are for adults They’re coming with their “We found what happens in the jazz fiesta with some of the finest research papers too, on everything game influences what happens in come to the conclusion that fighting names in jazz participating. As part the world. In 1972 the festival moved and.have entrance fees. The is normal in hockey,” says Jeffers. to New York. Jazz returned to New­ children’s mime show — which is from the jogging addiction, why the crowd,” says Jeffers. of its first major American tow in is the truth soccer fans are the most violent, if "A lot of people blame the social Soccer fans are the most violent, port last year. free— will include face painting and eight years, the Modern Jazz females will ever be a match for contagion for the spread of he believes, because there are Quartet will play on Saturday's many different types of mime. The IN WORCESTER, MASS .Satur- Evening Showcase has a $1 donation What will they think of next? men, “ringo," and the sexual orien­ violence,” says Cheffers, “but usually ethnic as well as sports tation of black female athletes. we’re not so sure it’s true. The rivalries at play. Cheffers says he’s request. crowd tends to act as one, in- This monster made of hoses appears to be plastic tubes Into the curlers In Hamburg, The Association Internationale concluded that 3 percent to 7 percent ARTABOUT 1982 runs from West Germany demonstration. des Ecoles Superieres d’Elducation stanteously reacting almost to the of sports fans are aggressive and Aug. 18-22. Artabout is a virtual non­ aimed at brainwashing, but, It Is a new time* Physique will include phys-ed dictatorship of the field.” likely to fight. Old Saybrook is saving hairdryer. Hot air blows through stop series of performances, This stampless cover with its New Haven exhibitions, demonstrations and Beehive marking is worth either thousands of dances through the streets of down­ dollars or peanuts. It is scarce enough; only four Collectors' town Pittsfield, Mass. Professional others like it are known, but if the marking was not planning for gala artists including the Berkshire postally used it is merely a curiosity and not at all Comer Theater, Jacobs Pillow and other in the class of the Waterbury Devll-and-Pltchfork performing groups — share the or the Running chicken cancellations. Russ MacKencIrIck Andy ftooney stage with some of the Berkshire’s This question is addressed in a new book by a ' Whether it’s a big promotion, or 350 th birthday most talented, amateur and member of the Manchester Philatelic Society, ByndIcBted Columnist a small weekend sale, B.D. Pearl semiprofessional artists. Arthur J. Warmsley. Warmsley Is the author of By Bill O’Brien has already been chosen, a logo has Street performers and food vendors “Connecticut Post Offices and Postmarks,” a hard­ and Son, 649 Main Street, Down­ not. Ms. Maynard said the com­ will be in abundance. cover book, profusely illustrated, that was i g The Middletown (Conn.) Press To cap off the festival, the annual design. He does raise the possibility that it was Distributed by UPl mittee Will sponsor a contest this published in 1977. town Manchester has been using September in the Old Saybrook Ethnic Fair takes place on Sunday, The Beehive did not appear there because its brought by a private carrier service that used the We trust the OLD SAYBROOK - What takes school system seeking logo designs Aug.22, with costumes, customs, status was, and is, in doubt; but now it Has a book of beehive as a logo. the Manchester Herald since three and a half centuries to ac­ created by schoolchildren. But stu­ arts and food from a number of its own, in soft pictorial cover, 28 pages and 10 In the new book, entitled “the Search for the 1941! complish and one whole year to dent participation in the celebration different cultures. figures. Truth About the New Haven Beehive,” Warmsley Want to get celebrate? will entail much more than coloring On the letter shown here addressed to Mr. Tiffany statM that the marking (vHiich is always in pink or A sesquitercentenary, of course. posters, Ms. Maynard said. She said FOR LOVERS of agricultural (then editor of the New Haven Herald), the scribble red), is thought of as a fancy cancel by most, but Manchester Herald But can it fit on a button? teachers will begin presenting the fairs, the first of Massachusetts’ big at the upper right stands for 12 V4 cents postage. not all, philatelists. That question has already been history of Old Saybrook in social fall fairs, in Marshfield on the South The word in parentheses at the lower left has not As an example of the pull-hauling over tUs item:. Through the years we have addressed by Old Saybrook study classes to coincide with the Shore, begins Friday, Aug. 20 and been deciphered — Smile? Smoke? Simile? — Who In 1975 the Robert A. Siegal Auction Galleries (one ahead? Get residents who are now preparing for celebrations. runs through Aug. 29. Marshfield is knows? of the real biggies), put out a catalog describing a developed our reputation by their town's 350th gala anniversary the first of three fairs that will offer Upon unfolding the letter it is seen to be a blivlt of New Haven Beehive stampless cover as a in 1985. THE FESTIVITIES will begin “Gorgeous strike in Red on an 1838 folded letter, continuous exposure of our top sometime in the spring, possibly pari-mutual horse racing during the the first order. to bring results So far the brainstorm of ideas to fall fair season. After heading “New York City June 25.” (no year Philadelphia to New Haven, 12 Mi rate ...” an assistant brand name appliances and TV’s come out of a small planning com­ early April, with a large parade date but probably about 1840), comes the deluge: Their estimate code indicated a value between down ^ i n Street. Ms. Maynard In addition, the fair offers a giant mittee includes fireworks, costume midway, games, rides, agricultural “Dear Sir, I find myself greatly insulted in the arti­ 11,000 and 32,000. The winning bid was 13,500, but and our reputable service balls, boat parades, family picnics, said the tentative theme is “A Sound cle written or prompted by you for the last number “Sources reported that the sale was rejected Do you want to get ahead in business? Are you young, Parade,’’ with dach float carrying a and horticutural exhibits and con­ concerts, church celebrations, art tests, and nightly entertainment. of the ‘Herald.’ . . . I have to ask, or rather demand, because a certificate of authenticity has never been just starting out and ambitious to get to the top as quick­ department. exhibits. Main Street parades and a tape recording that explains a cer­ for I do not beg, . . . that you will either retract issued by the Philadelphia Foundation” (usually ly as possible? Take some advice from someone who has In our market trade fair. tain period in the history of Old accepted as the highest oracle). Saybrook and its surrounding towns. what you said and in that way make the article seen a lot of people pass him by on the way up: Get All the big plans are enough to SHORT SHOTS: honorable or that you will meet me as a Gentleman Of the five known covers, only three have been Each float would stop long enough • Sunday, Aug. 22, is a sandcastle examined by Warmsley. The owners of the other yourself an assistant. ' match the big name of the event, the with your second and we will settle the whole affair If you’re determined to be taken seriously in business, Steve Pearl, President, knows sesquitercentenary, but to solve the for crowds to hear the recording. building contest at State Beach, — place of meeting Hoboken—opposite the ferry— two, apparently miffed at him for even questioning dilemma of fitting that word on a The first child born to an Block Island, R.I. the status of the things, have refused toeither show it Is absolutely essential that you have an assistant in Englishman on Saybrook soil is • A bagpipe concert and Scottish time 7 o’clock p.m. Saturday — I am your very the Herald works. Call Steve, he button or commemorative patch, humble and most obedient Elquai John W. Williams or tell. addition to your secretary. No matter how little you ac­ area!” town'officials have dubbed the event believed to be Lion Gardiner’s son dancing day is on tap at the Inn on Copies of the “Search ...” will be available at' tually have to do, get someone to help you do it. Lake Waramaug, New Preston, will be glad to tell you more. “Celebration 3>A.’’ David, bom April 29, 1636. Ms. “N.B. Bid your friends farewell and take the New the clubroom of the Manchester Philatelic Society Don’t start thinking small. If you think you don’t have "It will fit on a pin, T-shirt or Maynard said the town may Conn., Sunday, Aug. 22. Gall (203) for 33.50, or they may be bad by mail from the enough Work to do for both a secretary and an assistant, celebrate that date in 1985 with a 868-0563 for more information. Haven steamer on Friday — I am anxious to see — balloon, and be a little easier all how greatly I can shoot you. As above J.W.W. —” author at P.O. Box 213, Portland, Conn. 06480. Add you’re thinking small. Don’t forget that as soon as you around," said First Selectwoman special birthday party for • The kiln at Old Sturbridge another dollar for handling. Saybrook’s first native son. Village, Sturbridge, Mass., will be Author Warmsley leaves us hanging as to how add one more body around the office, many jobs double. Barbara J. Maynard, who has “greatly” Mr. Tiffany was shot, if at all, but goes Moral: Watch your stampless covers. If number 6 It means getting more coffee, working out more vaca­ already red-inked her calendar The first selectwoman, who has fired again on Aug. 20 and 21, so that ever turns up it may be carrying the tip-off we need shown a flare for such celebrations the recreated village’s craftneonle on to note that the letter has no New York postmark tion schedules and finding more office space and office with tentative dates for all the par­ and offers no clue as to the reason for the beehive to settle the debate. ties, parades and other festivities with events like the Bicentennial can finish off their wares for sale to equipment. planned to begin sometime in april and the Saye and Sele visit, said one visitors. I’VE SEEN HUNDREDS of executives, and the ones of that year. idea is to have all the area churches present sermons or lectures on a who get furthest fastest are the ones who make fewest MS. MAYNARD hopes to con­ historical Saybrook theme, and then A Herald review mistakes. One way to make fewer mistakes is to make clude the celebration later in the afterward arrange to have several fewer decisions. Get an assistant who makes mistakes year with a spectacular fireworks area restaurants provide a special for you! If you use your head, you can make it appear as display off Saybrook Point on the colonial brunch featuring com pud­ though you have a very important job without ever real­ 350th anniversary of the day English ding, scalloped oysters, turkey pie ly doing anything at all. Send your assistant to meetings. settlers first set foot on Saybrook and other treats. 'Carousel' is f r e S h and exciting If someone wants to come to your office to talk, tell him soil. On Nov. 24, 1635, an The Saybrook Fort Site, currently to see your assistant. Give every visitor the Impression expeditionary force from Boston undergoing its final summer of Editor’s note: Karen Krinjak is a around the disappointments and Ms. Joy infuses her songs with vulnerability. that someone more important than he is, is waiting to took control of a Dutch trading posi­ excavation, is due to be opened as a musician who is on the faculty of frustrations of Billy Bigelow (John warmth and a musical sensitivity The chorus’ output of energy is tion known as Klevets Hook on what passive park for the public by 1985, Patrick Callahan), his ill-fated see you. Manchester High School. far beyond her years. Laura Nadeau what one might expect from a much To get ahead in business you have to put yourself in a is now Saybrook Point. and Ms. Maynard said it will marriage to Julie (Jennifer Joy) is enjoyable as the innocent and larger ensemble. ’There are no The planning committee for probably be formally dedicated By Karen Krinjak and their interaction with townspeo­ well-meaning Carrie Pipperldge. sleepers in this chorus. The position to power, and to have power you must have peo­ Celebration 314 is comprised of Ms. during special ceremonies at the Special to the Herald ple such as Mrs. Mullin (Marilyne She has matured both v o ^ y and choreography of the chorus numbers ple working for you. The minute a person gets an assis­ Maynard, Chairman Donald start of Ue celebrations. Charismatic . . . articulate . . . McGlnley), Carrie Plpperidge dramatically and shows a keen lacks sparkle and originality but it is tant, his own job takes on new importance. . Eldridge, Fenwick resident rousing... outstanding... unique.. (Laura Nadeau) and Ehioi^ Snow sense of comedlc timing. This is perhaps due to the limitation of When you get your assistant, make sure he or she has Ellsworth Grant, school teachers FOR THEATER GOERS, she . strong ... emotional... lasting ... (Don Julio Chamberlain). particularly obvious in her rendition space. a good job title. It won’t help your stature If you’re only Laurence Reney and Alice said, there might be a pageant per­ these words describe the Unitarian Callahan as Billy Bigelow of “Mr. Snow.” Sets are effective if a bit cumber­ in charge of a helper or a gofer. Your assistant should, j| Gerber,and Historical Society formed on Saybrook Point using a Universalist Society’s summer p presents an effective portrait of a The chemistry between Carrie some at Umes, effecting the overali at the very least, be called “executive assistant.” Go to' Museum curator Nan Williams. script from the 300th anniversary in oduction of Rodgers and ne’er-do-well carousel barker whose and Julie adds strength to the pace of the production. Special men­ your boss once in a while and make the grand gesture. Hammerstein’s “Carousel.” George Creeger, an English and 1935. For music lovers, Ms. life is a series of hard times and production. Don Julio Chamberlain tion must be made of the orchestra Ask for a raise or a new title, not for yourself but for 1 American studies professor at In this case familiarity, does not with Bob Richardson at the piano. Maynard favors the creation of a broken dreams. His singing voice is as Eno^ Snow hasnan extremely your assistant. Don’t forget, the more important your Wesleyan University, is working special chorus similar to the one breed contempt. Bob and Marilyn expressive and resonant, especially pleasant voice and bis use of facial The ensemble is kept well below the with the town as a representative formed for the American Bicenten­ Richardson have assembled a top- in the famous Act I “Soliloquy.” expression makes his character vocalists at all times and there is a assistant is, the more important you are. from the Connecticut Humanities nial festivities in 1976. notch cast, crew and orchestra, and effectiveness of Callahan’s entertaining. tightness wjiich shows superior If you’ve chosen your assistant wisely, he’ll come to Council. And for other entertainment, have turned an old standby into a character is apparent in his musical Other strong performers include direction. you after a few months on the job; close the door and say Ms. Maynard said the Humanities plans call for three balls, complete fresh and exciting experience. performance. Jennifer Joy cap­ the warm and motherly Nettie A memorable evening of musical he has something Important to ask. He thinks he needs Council awarded the town a 3500 with costumes, sea chanties and old “Carousel,’’ a sentimental tivates an audience with her played by Penny Johnson, and theater can be experienced this an assistant. » ' grant to help plan for the festivities, fashioned dancing, to be held con­ favorite since the 1940s, is based on dramatic and musical ability. Her L o i^ , the daughter of Billy and Thursday, Friday and Saturday This could be beginning of something big for you and additional funds may be currently at various locations so as the play “ Liliom” by . Ferenc exceptional vocal quality and sense Julie, played by Lisa Seise. Miss nights at 8 at the Unitarian Univer- because if your assistant gets an assistant, the whole awarded in the future. many people as possible can par­ Molnar. Set in a coastal New of phrasing is especially evident in Seise handles her role well with the salist Society East, West Vernon plan for the offices In your floor will have to be worked While a nickname for the event ticipate. England town, the plot revolves the lyrical “If 1 Loved You.” right blend of. cynicism and Street in Manchester. over to make room for your assistant’s assistant. Someone else will be moved out of your area to a smaller office down the hall and you’re on your way to the top. You're building a little empire within the com­ Hefe're new titles at Cheney pany. / New/ books at Voigt — Tell me U Um loveri are Goldberg — ‘Rw ikeleton . 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HoweU — A M m Formality Caplow — MIddlalown FamUlaa: PIm — Tht iW Otao War: The season also includea 0et ‘Your Money's Worth’ Kyle - stalklqi Point n ity Yaan of Change and Con­ Reagan's Attack On Tha WMfm its annual aeries of oofroct day In Wldtham Park. Funds, benefited the Laker — OUdad Sptaodour tinuity State and Its ConaaqiiaBcai Katrine Wal«h, Mark Albert and Jean MacDonald — Ciontmon Skin plays,*82 S h ^ , Nov. 4> l^lvia Porter tells how to get "Your Money’s Worth” u Mancheeter Area Conference of Churchea Carr —ArthrlUa: Raliaf Bayond . Potoa — Hypothemda, Caaaaa, —daily on the business page in Tlie Manchester Herald. Stanklewtt2, from left, take a break from tfie Patgeter — The taper of Saint Drags ■ Bffecte, PrevwUoq Nov. 28; Asatha ChrMIt’s ’ volleyball-a-thon they organized last Satur>' 4 human'needs fund. Giles k Dunnigan—;HowToMakeWar: Shaffer- life After Stress • --.-.y -- r \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Aug. 17, 1982 - 15_ 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuei.. Aug. 17. 19M I . 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ment, they have traveled a great deal vance that if they will lim it their:).I DEAR ABBYi I am a “young” and have taken colored slides of slide show to one hour .to please lady of 91, and have been reading their travels. We have traveled and come. If they agree, fine. If they your column since it started. Dear taken pictures, too, but we never don’t, what have you lost? ’The G o sso g e fakes shot at everyone I hope you will find it in your heart force our slides on our friends as “friendship” of a very selfish, insen- to print the enclosed poem. I have Abby they do. ' sitive couple who couldn’t care less I lived by iU dictates for many years l^ e n these friends come to see us about your feelings. around on you.’’ NEW YORK (UPI) — Rich Gossage, the New York Yankees’ star "The Wild Goose” because of a losing performance by the reliever in and hope it will do for others what it ■ Abigail (or when we go to see them), there Gossage, whose contract expires at the end of 1983, said: “It makes reliever, Monday night said the club hM been beset by management, Chicago Sundav. has done for me. Van Buren is never any conversation — the DEAR ABBY: As a coroner, 1 “You know there’s a lot of guys in this room who have a lot of you think about staying.” recenUy performed an autopsy on a fans and media. MARY HELEN BOWUNG, whoie time is taken up with their pride,” he said. “We battled ouf butts off this year against every ele­ teen-age ^y. He was driving an Gossage’s outburst came after he saved both games in a sweep of a SAN DIEGO, CAUF. pictures. ment you could possibly battle. It’s just very frustrating. You battle Liossage, wno earns an estimated $450,000 per year, has appeared in automobile at approximately 120 twi-night doubleheader against the Kansas City Royals. The Yankees They came iast Sunday and we the people upstairs in the office, you. battle everybody from your 50 of the Yankees’ 116 games. He has earned 25 saves with a 4-5 record DEAR YOUNG LADY: The had just finished new landscaping miles per hour, his car became air­ won the first game 2-0 and the nightcap 4-3. poem you sent happens to be the “It is so negative around here, everything youread is negative,” paper boy down to the front office. and a 2.45 ERA. around our home and hurriedly com­ borne, skidded 140 yards, then hit an “Winning is great but what frustrates you is that so fast they (fans) At'one point during his five-minute tirade, he turned to a radio first poem I memorized! (I have yet For here in the struggle for fame onconiing car. As a result of that ac­ said Gossage. “Negativism is like injected into you. It’s almost im­ pleted the job before they arrived so turn around on you. We’re as frustrated as they are. They pay their reporter and said, “Yeah, turn it (tape recorder) on ... take it upstairs to identify the author.) I will share and self cident, there were two dead and two possible to battles it. It’s just very upsetting.” we could show them what we’d money and they can boo if they want to. But it’s so fast they turn to the fat man,” referring to principal owner George Steinbrenner. it with pleasure: I want to be able to like myself. done, but there was no timd because injured. ' Gossage appeared to react to a newspaper headline which read I don’t want to look at myself and they started right in on their slides. In the waUet of that teen-aged Myself know I ’m bluster, a bluff and an We served a nice lunch, then they driver was a clipping from a Dear I have to live with myself, and so I empty show. had to rush away to another engage­ Abby column. It was, “ Please, God, want to be fit for myself to know. I never can hide myself from me; ment. I’m Only 17.” If you print this, do I want to be able, as days go by. I see what others may never not use my name or state. I did not Next month they want to come Always to look myself straight in know, tell the parents. I never can fool myself, and so. and bring the pictures they took of COUNTRY CORONER the eye. their six-week vacation in Hawaii. AAazzilli Shows gratitude I don’t want to stand, with the set­ Whatever happens, I want to be Self-respecting and conscience- We know we will be in for another ting sun, Problems? You’ll feel better if And hate myself for the things free. three hours of vlewliig. What do we you get them off your chest. Write to tell them? We hate to hurt their I've done. Abby, .0. Box 38923, Hollywood, feelings, but enough is enough. Calif. 90038. For a personal reply, I want to go out with my head DEAR ABBY: My wi

By Logan Hpbson Aug. 8. was hauled into federal court in Woods scored from third base in the Jason Hawkins was the winner of a $25 check last week seventh inning when Damaso Garcia UPI Sports Writer “It felt great,” said Mazzilli, who Washington and they proved there Impotence often has physical cause because the response to the balloon he released for the forced a prolonged rundown f/"' was devastated when the Mets that he dosen’t speak the truth. “Balloons to the Moon" contest came from farthest away. Each It will be a long time before Lee traded him to Texas. “It’s like a “Steinbrenner would be better off between first and second base, lif­ ting the Blue Jays out of last place DEAR DR. LAMB: I am impo­ If you prove to have no underlying herited factors or can such a diet balloon, released from all of the town playgrounds, had a card MazzilU says “Give My Regards to dream. I’m happy it led to a win. looking after his own business. He’s medical problems then you need help? attached asking the finder to return It to the child who had Broadway.” The way he’s hitting, This is my biggest thrill in baseball. been late making payments to other in the AL East, a half game in front tent and I’d like to cure myself if it of the Indians. It is the latest in the is possible. I can be right in the mid­ psychological counseling. The most released the balloon. With him Is playground leader Scott Ger­ the New York Yankees will make Being happy and being where you teams. He’s having too much trou­ ble. George has trouble getting pe- season Toronto' has not been in last dle of the act and then boom, it’s Your common psychological problem I’ve been eating spinach every day man. sure he’s thee to give those regards want to be helps. This is mainly a ple to listen to him, so he has to say place in its six-year history. gone. It is really frustrating. I am 30 causing imptence in young men is and would like to know if I should go personally. ' head game and when your head is something to divert attention away While Sox 6, Rangers 1 years old and in good health. I Health fear of failure. Your prison term on. Spinach in the freezer, spinach ’The native New Yorker, who was screwed on right it really helps you and lack of sexual opportunity at traded from the New York Mets to to produce.” from his own team.” At Arlington, Texas, Harold noticed it when I was 17 years old. Lawrence in the vegetable bin, spinach in cans that stage of life may have caused hhe Texas Rangers at the beginning Reliever Rich Gossage, who saved In other AL games, Detroit Baines drove in three runs with a Then I went to prison and got out at \ on the shelves. Ugh. two-run homer in the fourth and a age 25. I’ve had this problem ever 'r t Lamb, M.D. you to lose confidence in yourself. A bo ut To w n of the season and then trad ^ from both games, clearly doesn’t share slipped by Seattle 3-1, Toronto shaded Cleveland 2-1, Chicago sacrifice fly in the sixth and Rich since. But don’t guess, get some Texas to the Yankees Aug. 8, is Mazzilli’s enthusiasm for playing in DEAR R EA bER : I wish the Dotson an Dennis Lamp scattered 10 I’d appreciate it if you would help ' professional help. showing his gratitude to the the “Bronx Zoo.” Gossage claimed walloped Texas 6-1, Boston trounced Meanwhile I am sending you The problem of aging could be solved Yankees for bringing him home. the Yarikees have to fight the front Baltimore 9-4 and California hits to lead Chicago to its 15th vic­ me. I am 5 feet 10, weigh 220, not tory in 18 games. ( fat; I have big bones. Please tell me Health Letter number 18-6, Help for that easily. Mazzilli, in his debut at Yaneee office, the fans and negative whipped Oakland 8-4. In the only potence that are on a psychological Vngels 8 , A's 4 ' what to do to overcome my problem Impotence. Others can send 75 cents The diet doesn’t sound like it con­ Daycare project Post Auxiliary Stadium, slammed a sixth-inning, thinking by the media. National League game scheduled, basis. Whereas impotence in with a long, stamped, self-addressed tains anything that is harmful, but two-run homer and Dave Righetti Former Yankee Reggie Jackson Cincinnati edged Houston 3-2 in 11 At Oakland, Calif., Tim Foil drove or to understand it better. in three runs with a single and middle-aged and older men is more envelope for it to me, in care of the chicken livers do contain lots of begins Sept. 1 slates picnic -and Rich Gossage combined on a has a smile as wide as the San Fer­ innings. DEAR READER: I have made it often caused by disease, impotence Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City cholesterol. A highly nucleic acid Jour-hit shutout to power the nando Valley now that he’s in sacrifice fly and Fred Lynn and Rob Anderson Shea Auxiliaiy to Post Wilfong homered to lead California a point to stress in columns in the in young men is more often from Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. diet could increase your uric acid A YWCA-sponsored daycare ’.Yankees to a 2-0 victory over Kan- California. ’Tigvr» 3, Vlariners 1 past year that most cases of im­ psychological factors. I do not know level, particularly if you have any program for school children will 2046 will have its picnic Aug. 24 at ^ s City in the first game of a Mon­ The Angels right fielder, respon­ At Detroit, Jack Morris, backed back into first place in the AL West. potence are NOT due to psy­ if you have a psychological problem, DEAR DR. LAMB: I recently susceptibility of gout. start Sept. 1 at the Keeney Street the home of Helen Hovey, 582 Blast day n i^ t double-header. ding to Yankee owner George Stein- by three double plays, pitched an chological factors. Usually a man is but you should first be carefully read a nutrition book that said if you School. St. in Hebron starting at 6 p.m. In the nightcap, Dave Winfield brenner’s charge that the Angels are eight-hitter and (I!het Lemon hit a Beds 3, Astros 2 not impotent because he hates his evaluated in case you do have a followed its diet you could retard the Yes, inherited traits have a lot to Registration is being accepted for Members who need transportation soced his 20th homer and hit an RBI using illegal bats, blasted his former home run and scored another run to At Cincinnati, Mike Vail’s pinch- wife or resents his mother. Most im­ medical problem. That should in­ aging process six to 12 years. The do with how soon you age. But a sen­ children in Grades 1 through 6. should meet at the Post Home at triple and Lou Pinlella added a solo boss in a story published in Mon- pace the Tigers. Morris, 14-11, struck hit single in the 11th inning scored Cesar edeno frorq third base with potence is because of a medical clude a measurement of diet is high in nucleic acids, seafood, sible diet, staying slim, keeping ac­ Children can be brought to the 5:30 p.m. ’Those attending should homer to carry the Yankees to a day’s Los Angeles Herald out three and walked one. Loser the winning run to boost the Reds. problems, commonly diabetes, testosterone levels, prolactin levels asparagus, spinach, w h^t germs or tive and aboiding fatty foods and school at 7:15 a.m. aiid will remain bring a dish for the potluck supper. sweep. Examiner. Floyd Bannister, fl-8, went the dis­ Jim Kern, 2-5, pitched the final in­ alcohol, depression, a hormone im- and blood glucose levels. bran plus two glasses of milk, four tobacco help a lot in getting the until classes start. ’They will also be Meat will be provided by the Mazzilli, who got a curtain call “George Steinbrenner has trouble tance. blence with too much prolactin from It is hard for me to accept that glasses of water, one glass of fruit most out of what you inherit. But supervised after school from 3 p.m. auxiliary Bingo and other games from the 26,815 fans, is 9-for-20 since speaking the truth,” the Angel out­ Blue JayH 2, Indians 1 ning to gain the victory while Dave Smith, 1-4, absorbed the loss. the pituitary or a reaction to a your height and weight are normal. or vegetable juice and chicken Can you will have to look beyond sar­ to 5:30 p.m. will be played. ' coming to New York from Texas fielder saiH “It’s been proven. He At Toronto, pinch runner Alvis medication. Perhaps that is a clue that you have the fountain of youth be found in a dines and spinach for optional The program, “Neighborcare,” To make reservations call 642-8836 However, there are cases of im- some imbalance in hormones. sardine can? Is aging caused by in­ results. will be offered each day school is in or 649-9233. The rain date will be Aug. 25. session, including longer afternoon Ayala bout UPI photo sessions for school half-days. ’The program, won’t be available on Overeaters Birdies bring out crowds DETROIT’S GLENN WILSON DISAGREES She's afraid to give up depression school holidays. with Duran Neighborcare will use a meeting set .'and pleads out call with ump Mark Johnson kindergarten room at Kenney Overeaters Anonymous will meet If anyone needs any convincing that the Sammy not sure DEAR DR. BLAKER: This may losing youself. Don’t worry about DEAR READER: you may be on School as well as other recreational Wednesday at 7 p.m. in conference Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open Golf Tournament sound strange but I am a 23-year-old .that. You will just become a less a ‘sit-down-strike’ after having areas of the school. Parents may rooms B and C at Manchester does not have drawing power due to the absence of SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - Future of stake girl who is about to be piaced on depressed version of yourself, no given so much of yourself for so register children for mornings and- the PGA tour’s top players, all one has to do is Memorial Hospital. The scheduled Nov. 19 bout between anti-depressant medication and I Ask one else. long. or afternoons for as many days per Newcomers are invited to join the check the attendance figures for the recent five-day Hpwever, I think you may also be week as they may need. play at the Wethersfield Country Club. One day and Herald Angle middleweight boxer Tony Ayala Jr. am afraid. I am afraid that it will DEAR DR. BLAKER: I nursed group at 7:30 p.m. and a general resisting letting go of what may be five-day records were set. and former champ Roberto Duran make me better. Another daycare service offered meeting will follow at 8 p.m. ’There Bowie Kuhn bracing Blaker my sick mother for 10 years until the last vestiges of your mother. While the crowd was below par for the Pro-Am Earl Yost, Sports Editor of Panama is in limbo today as If I am better, I will have to act in ;k: ■ to parents is a one-moming seminar are no dues, fees or Weigh-ins. Karen Blaker, she died Six months ago. Why not leave out some items that event pn Wednesday, the turnstiles hummed a Ayala waits o see if his probation is a responsible way and I’m not sure •JV. entitled “Finding Quality Daycare Things had gotten so bad that I have particular sentimental value merry tune the rest of the week with Sunday’s tur­ revoked following a burglary Whether I want to give up the ■ Ph.D. for Your Child.” This will be on About collecting had to give up my job and live with and merely move the boxes to nout an estimated record 38,(X)0. charge. tor high hard one ‘iuxury’ of being depressed. Sept. 9 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the her 24 hours a day. After a terrible another room in your house until you Russ MacKendrick writes about ’True, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Tom Kite and Through his manager, Main I will take the medication but I YWCA, 78 N. Main St. stamps, coins and almost anything relationship in my growing-up feel you want to make this last and the rest of the big names chose to pass up the GHO Events Productions of Totowa, N.J., hope it doesn’t work. years, we finally became very close. collectible — in ‘‘Collectors’ Ayala apologized Monday for SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Bowie Kuhn Tal Smith. Smith is currently a final step of the arrangements. The program will focus on how to but their absence wasn’t missed but was merely a Now, of course, I m iss her Comer,” every ’Tuesday in ’The baseball consultant who specializes Shy? Write for Dr. Blaker’s choose wisely from many daycare \ k conversation piece. , breaking into the house of a is bracing for a high hard one. DEAR READER: I am glad you energy and more problem-solving terribly. newsletter ((Shyness.” Send 50 Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. The course is too short some of the pros claim. neighbor and said he wanted to The commissioner of baseball’s in working with management in options and will also highlight the will be idle tonight, Charter Oak Park’s Fitzgerald are going to try the medication. If it capability. You will begin to I have finished getting almost cents and a stamped, self-addressed It’s a birdie course for the pros. assure the people of San Antonio he future may be decided this week preparing arguments for salary ar­ advantages and disadvantages of Field will be the center of softball attraction with works, and chances are it will, you succeed and based on that, your con­ everything done in the wake of the envelope to Dr. Blaker in care of the That’s true, no argument there. is not a burglar, despite the charges when major league baseball owners bitration cases. different daycare settings. the staging of the 17th annual Jimmy Fund benefit “ McHale’s the only man who will actually begin to feel like you do fidence will begin to grow. funeral but I just cannot get myself Herald, P.O. Box 475, Radio City Winner Tim Norris’ 25 under par 72 Hole total of filed against him. convene for three days to finalize Got a news tip? doubleheader. Two women’s teams will clash at might get enough votes,” said want to act more like an adult. This will all take time. No one will to put the boxes of her belongings SUtion, New York, N.Y. 10019. Child and Family Setwices staff 259 is proof of the pudding. Yet 131,000 spectators Late Sunday John Carpenter plans for the restructuring of the The overwhelming tasks that you expect you to change overnight. away, even though they make the Write to Dr. Blaker at the above member, Sheila Renaud-Finnegan, If you have a news jtip or story 6:30, the Feline League All-Stars and Buffalo Water returned home to find a burglar in game and iron out some of the Philadelphia owner Bill Giles. came out for the four days. Tavern with Gartenhaus of New Britain moving in McHale, however, isn’t cam­ now face every day and run away If you have been depressed for a living room so cluttered. address. The volume of mail will discuss how to interview a idea in Manchester, contact City Birdies were as connmon as December colds on his house. Police said they arrested problems confronting the sport. to test Moriarty Brothers at 8. All proceeds will The owners do not have to act on paigning for the job. from into your depression will begin long time, you may also be afraid to I seem to resent that I have this prohibits personal replies, but prospective daycare provider. Editor Alex Girelli-at The the plush Wethersfield 6,534 yard course. Ayala and confiscated some of enter the Jimmy Fund... Hartford Whalers will “I have never been interested in to seem more like interesting get better because tllat may mean responsibility along with all the questions of general Interest will be To register for Neighborcare or Manchester Herald, telephone 643- I ’m convincied that Joe and Jan Fan want to see Carpenter’s property. Kuhn this week. His seven-year con­ hold pre-season workouts at the Hartford Civic the job,” McHale said, “but I guess challenges. You will have more becoming a different person and -others. ciscussed in future columns. for tne seminar call 647-1437. 2711. birdies and low scores. That’s why they trekked in “I can’t believe it. I just can’t tract does not expire until Aug. 12, record numbers last weekend to watch the PGA- Center starting Sept. 13 with the first exhibition believe it,’’ said Tony Ayala Sr., his 1983, and the owners could decide to you’d have to see as things Sept 18 against Washington in Hartford after an developed. It would be very tourers strut their stuff. father and trainer, when awakened table a decision until the winter It’s more interesting to see the Boston Red beat intra-souad. Green and White, scrimmage the with the news. meetings in Hawaii in December. flattering if enough people were in­ previous night. The Whalers trained at the Bolton the New York Yankees, 10-9, with home runs . Ayala was “drunk as hell” when However, several owners have terested in me, but I’ve never really Ice Palace last summer...Deadline for entries in Thoughts featuring than to see the Yankees nip the Bosox on he was arrested, said Alan Brown, expressed their displeasure with thought about it.” the adult Manchester Town Tennis Tournaments is Ayala’s lawyer. Kuhn and they may nt want to put No matter who the commissioner great pitching, 1-0. Aug.24. AH players must be 18 and over and must be The 19-year-old fighter ' was off a vote any longer. Under ■ is, his role is going to be quite /?080fV0 AfOMf/ School starts ’The same is true in golf. legal town residents. Rec Department is handling comes to us in that he came in the flesh of Jesus Christ, ’The latest GHO was blessed with excellent charged with burglary and released baseball’s rules, four dissenting different in the future. In Exodus 20 the Lord gives the children of Israel a reservations. Men’s and women’s singles, mixed At a meeting of the owners two took our sins upon himself and proved himself worthy of weather as CJharlie Bagley promised although it got on $20,000 bond. votes from National League owners series of commands known as the 10 Commandments. doubles and men’s and' women’s doubles will be Ayala scored a first-round or five negative votes from months ago, it was revealed that the our respect. off to a wet start the morning of the Pro-Am but Recently, people have expressed resentment that early this'year...... — offered starting Aug.27. restru ctu rin g com m ittee had He has, by virtue of creation and redemption, a valid when it counted, Thursday thru Sunday, no hne knockout against Robbie Epps in a American League owners would anyone should impose commandments upon thehi. "No result in Kuhn being removed from decided to expand many of the claim upon our allegiance. He can save us from chaos if could complain. fight at San Antonio Aug. 1. He is one should limit my freedom by telling me what I should ranked the No. 3 junior duties of the commissioner’s office. we will turn and acknowledge his Lordship. This does ’The gum-chewing Norris, who was a nobody com­ office. do,” is what many think today. Gridders report middleweight, boxer by the World Nelson Doubleday of New York, Oakland owner Roy Eisenhardt, not take away our freedom. But it gives us a foundation ing into Wethersfield looking to make a name for Yet mere are good reasons for the 10 Commandments Football practice at UConn starts Wednesday and Boxing Association. John McMullen of Houston and co-chairman of the restructuring from which we can exercise our freedom. We ard after himself and get into the records books, proved that are as yalid today as they were thousands of years Coach Walt Nadzak expects 99 candidates to report. A victory against Duran would Ballard Smith of San Diego are committee along with Peter all creatures, not self-originated beings. Real freedom another point before he headed for the Buick Open ago. First game will be Sept. 11 at Colgate with have ensured Ayala a title match. three NL owners who have been O’Malley of Los Angeles, said Kuhn recognizes our dependence upon Him. this weekend in Detroit...one can putt crosshanded First, there is a need for minimally agreed upon stan­ Northeastern coming to Storrs the following Satur­ Bond on the burglary charge was openly opposed to Kuhn’s being and future commissioners would This is good news. (3od cares about us or he would not with good results. dards that define the rights of people and the rights of set at $10,000. Prosecutors, rehirerf. A fourth, attorney Lou have given commands. Not to care is to destroy Section It’s good for golf to have new faces emerge and day. All UConn home games will start at 1 this have “greater authority.” God. These are necessary to keep society from falling fall. ..Joe McCluskey is planning to come back to however, filed a motion asking for Susman who represents Cardinals’ “ During the strike, the com­ apart. You cannot soWe every dispute by killing your op­ youEsellelf. grace the winner’s circle. For every Tim Norris on Manchester after his retirement from the stock the revocation of a 10-year probation owner Gussie Busch, also was a missioner’s office was standing ponent, or stealing his mate, or property. We would all . the circuit there are 100 others hoping and waiting Rev. James Meek for that big breakthrough. -market. ’The former, track Olympian has been living Ayala received in te 1980 bating of signer of the infamous “Dump aside,” said Eisenhardt at the June live in dreadful fear of one another if that were the case. Community Baptist C3iurch WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1982 on Long Island for two decades...Nice tribute Bruce a 17-year-o1d girl, and in response Bowie” letter that resurfaced at Your freedom is limited by your neighbor’s presence. meeting. “We’ve recommended that Watkins paid to the late Pete Wlgren in the District Judge Mike Machado late last December’s baseball meetings office of the commissioner be cen­ The neighbor is also free. Jimmy Fund tilt Herald’s Open Forum. Watkins was a weightman Monday set an additional bond of in Hollywood, Fla. Second, an authority beyond the individual and beyond tralized — the commissioner will Kitchen redo popular THIS YEAR’S "BACK TO SCHOOL" ISSUE While the Town Slow Pitch Softball Tournament With several of Mr. Wigren’s fine track squads. $10,000 for Ayala. If all four cast a vote against report to the owners with branches the state needs to set the standards. (’There are a varie­ He posted both bonds. Kuhn, his contract would not be ty of values in nations.) If each individual had his own of public relations and promotions. WILL CONTAIN MORE FEATURES THAN extended. "ine commissioners ottice will list it would also be chaos. An Impartial observer who NEW YORK (UPI) — kitchen remodeling was the EVERBBFOREI AL owners George Steinbrenner be enhanced with marketing, public can be trusted should establish tlje list — an observer most frequently completed home renovation project tackled by do-it-yourselfers in the past 12 months, says a Including School Bus Routes. of New York, Eddie Chiles of Texas, relations and administrative func­ who has an Interest in peace. Merohnhto advertielng In this epaolal aaotlon will ba Edward Bennett Williams of tions. The responsibilities of the It seems to me God is that observer. His authority for new consumer study. iCarney Lansford's bat beats Birds Baltioore and George Argyros of commissioner have been in­ the Israelites came from the fact that he delivered them ’The survey by National Home Center News, a trade glad thay did, at thay will ba rasching that vary Im- Seattle also have publicly stated creased.” from the Egyptians and the wilderness. His authority publication, and the National Association of Home portimt back to school ctiatomarl Milwaukee. Baltim ore’s next 19 their last 17 games but they have J• b o s t o n (UPI) — The view from work by Tom Burgmeier. their opposition to Kuhn Builders, lAows abcnit 2,264,000 bomeownos with single­ shown an affinity for comebacks ! the top is the most pleasurable; the ‘“Tfaere’s nothing for sure in this games are against Texas, Minnesota Kuhn, however, feqls he will get a family dwellings renovated their kitchens themselves. and Toronto so there is room for this year, haling won 34 games in ‘The average cost of such projects was 61,550, the Space resennrtiom imist be bi : Boston Red Sox should know, they game, but 1 really don’t expect the contract extension. • had It fiH' much of the season. -Now,i Brewers to collapse,”^ said hope. such a fashion. The latest left “I’m willing and desirous to con­ Service Note study showed. “But not if We don’t play any Burgmeier with a 6-0 record and ’The second most p

Larry Morrison. were led by Bruce Caq^, Tom dy, 11-9: off the mark fast with an easy IM Bernstein with two hits each,. Dan Socha and Morrison each :■ ’Tomassetti and Mike CBriaa with Base hiU and runs galore spiced Dave Frenette’s four hits paced drubbing of Bob & Marie’s Pizza at Moriarty Fuel tallied five times in found the opposition’s pitching for. two bingles each. • last night’s opening play in the the 17-hlt Arms’ attack with Tom on union biir Fitzgerald. the third inning en route to trim­ three hits and Ed Sadloskl added a Six runs in the second inning Recreation Department’s Slow Ruffini adding three more blows and Play ended after five innings with ming Irish Insurance, 9-5 at helped Wilson Electric to a 10-S ver­ Pitch Softball Tournament with B2 Terry Perkowski, Jeff Johnson, pair. the winners up by 15 runs. F it^ ra ld . Main Pub’s Other league cham­ dict over Postal Employees at runs being tallied in the six games, Steve Cianci and George Hanlon WASHINGTON (UPI) - NFL negotiating authority come to the Swinging big bats were Dave Jim O’NeiU led the attack with pionship team made it a complete Robertson Paric. CHICAGO TEXAS the winning teams accounting for 70 each stroked two hits. Commissioner Pete Rozelle warns table, he predicted, a strike is in­ Gokey with three hits. Jack Burg fouriuts and Collins Judd and Joe winning n i^t by troun cing CBT at ab r h bi ab r h bi of the total. Jim EUiton homered and doubled that if a bill giving the league new evitable. RLaw cf 5 110 Wright cf 4 0 0 0 with a pair of homers and five RBIs, Camposeo each added two hjts to R obertson , fOi-l. ^ Kevin Walsh homered and Andy Bemzrd 2b 5 0 20 Grubb If 4 0 10 Play resumes Wednesday night in for Purdy and Terry Culvey, Dave antitrust exemptions doesn’t pass, Garvey said the bill, along with and Chuck Russo, Tony Page, Ben the cause. After two scoreless innings, the (3ona collected four hits, Roger Paciork lb 2 0 1 0 Bell 3b 4 0 2 0 the double elimination play while White and Joe Jones each added two there will be no new franchises. amendments he expets, would put a Squires lb 10 10 Hostetlr lb 4 0 0 0 Pagani, Gary Desjardins and Rich Russ Benevides lashed out three Pub offense came to life with Den­ Talbot, Rdn Laliberte and Frank the annual Jimmy Fund twinbill is bits in a losing effort. NFL Players Association director congressional seal on the NFL’s Luzinsk dh 4 0 10 Parrish rf 4 0 2 0 Krajewski each coming through blows and Andy Santina and Bob H a m m two each for Wilson. Kemp If 4 2 11 LJhnsn dh 3 0 2 0 staged tonight at Fitzgerald Field, nis Wirtella bomering and sbigling contention that it is a “ partnership” Nerbonne a pair for Irish. Scoring in all but one inning. Main Jeff Holt’s two hits, one a homer, Ed Garvey warns that If the “ uUon- Fisk c 3 1 1 0 Sundbrg c 4 1 1 0 first game at 6:30. with two base hits. twice. Dave Bell and Leo William­ rather than a federation of 28 Baines rf 3 2 2 3 Stein 2b 4 0 2 1 Batters took over the spotlight at Pub blanked Tierney’s at Nike, ll-4). led Postal. busting” bill does pass, the players Lop-sided margins marked four of The losers were led by Dick son two hits each while the Bankers separately owned corporations. VLaw ss 4 0 11 Dent ss 4 0 0 0 By United Press International Nike as Nassiff Arms outlasted Pur- The losers were held to two hits by will strike. Rodrigz 3b 3 0 01 the six games with Buckland Mfg. Peters, Bill Tedford and Barry Batting Although the bill before the Senate Such a bill, he said, would remove ToUls 34 6 11 6 Totals 35 1 10 1 (Based 3.1 plate appearances x NORTH AMERICAN StXTCER LEAGUE ' AMERICAN LEAGUE on labor protections in the current Chicago 100 20102^6, number of games each team has played) By United Press International Judiciary Committee seems on the By United Press IittemallMial Texas 000100000-1 exemption the NFL has from an­ National League Eastern face of it only to restore the finan­ East E—Sundbers, Stein. DP—Chicago 1, g ab r h pet. W L GF GA BP Pts. titrust laws and allow the league to W L Pet. GB Texas 3. L O B ^ lc a g o 8. Texas 8. 2 B - Oliver. MU 114 430 66140 526 x-New York 22 8 60 48 63 193 cially and artistically successful Milwaukee 68 48 .586 — Bell. L. Johnson. HR—Baines (17). S— bypass the union in dealing with Baker, LA 107410 57128 512 v-Toronto 16 14 54 42 43 141 Raiderk franchise to Oakland, there ^ sto n 64 S2 .562 4 Rodriguez, Paciorek. SF—Baines. Durham. Chi 111407 66127 .312 V-Montreal 17 12 51 39 42 140 names in the news players. Baltimore 60 56 .522 Th IP H RERBBSO Oiicago 11 19 51 66 48 112 were indications at Monday’s Knight. Hou 117447 56136 .309 Ruzici Detroit 50 57 J06 9 Chicago Southern heavyweight hearing that the entire He said the AFL-CTO opposes the New York 56 SB JW 10 L.Smith, StL 113 435 96 134 506 Dotsn (W 7-11) 815 10 1 1 1 6 Madlock, Pitt 11542 51; V-Ft. L'dale 16 14 60 72 53 147 structure of the NFL is at stake. bill. Toronto SB 61 .487 llVt Lamp 25 0 0 0 0 0 V-Tulsa 15 15 66 54 56 142 Peter Downey Cleveland 56 50 .482 12 Wilson, NY 44: Sax. LA 41. Some of Washington’s top lob­ Garvey said be supports another Texas American League — Henderson. Oak Tampa Bay 12 18 44 66 39 109 West Hnyctt (L 5-14) 725 8 6 6 3 2 Jacksonville 1119 ® 64 37 103 NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Peter Downey, the men’s hockey coach at ■ bill that would give the NFL [rawer California 67 50 573 — 9; Garcia, Tor 42; J.Cruz, Sea 31; byists have been working for the bill Comer 1 15 3 0 0 0 0 WaUian. KQ 29; U Flore. C:hi 28. Western Simsbury High School during the past year, has been named head to block franchiee shifts only if the Kansas City 66 51 .564 HBP-by Honeycutt (Paciorek). PB- v-Seattle 17 13 70 46 58 158 for months, and despit Rozelle’s Chicago 64 52 .562 2Vi Pitching rallies Flsk. T-2:32. A-9.08B. Victories v-Vancouver 1911 56 46 44 152 coach of the women’s hockey team at Yale University, it was an­ denial that he has offered new team can meet criteria laid down by Seattle SB 50 .406 9 National League — Carlton, Phil 155; V'San Diego 17 13 64 53 50 148 nounced Monday. francUses to certain cities in return . the league and its home city. Oakland 52 67 .437 16 Valenzuela. LA 155; Rogers. MU 145; San Jose 13 17 47 56 38 114 Texas 46 60 .400 20 for votes from their represen­ Rozelle said he oppose it because Welch, LA 14-7; Robinson, Pitt 135. Portland 13 17 46 43 39 114 Minnesota « 542 27 CALIFORNIA OAKLAND American League — GURA, KC 145; Edmonton 1120 38 61 33 93 Bear Bryant tatives, he stood by his previous owners who wanted to move, could Monday’s Results ab r h bl ab r h bl Hovt,enm40RRIS, Del 14-11; Burmns, x-^nched division title juggle their books to show a tem­ New York 2. Kansas City 0, 1st game Downing It 2 1 I 0 Hendrsn If 30 10 Chi and Vuckovich, n Cal y-clinched playoff berth threat: “ No exemptions, no expan­ New York 4, Kansas City 3. 2nd game ’TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI) — Alabama football Coach Bear B^ant to win Beniqui If 0 0 0 0 Murphy cf 3 10 0 Stieb, Tor 13-11. (Teams get six points for winning in porary toss. Toronto 2, Cleveland 1 Carew lb 5 1 1 0 U>MS 2b 3 0 10 recently wrote Ann Landers asking for a repeat of a column printed sion.” Eked Run Average regulation time or overtime but only lour Garvey said revenue-sharing Detroit 3, Seattle 1 ReJeksn rf 4 111 McKay 2b 1110 points for winning a game decided by some years ago that he regularly reads to his freshmen. Rozelle was testifying on behalf of Chicago 6,’ Texas 1 Baylor dh 5 1 1 0 Armas rf 3 0 11 ' (Based on 1 inning x number of games MONTREAL (UPI) - Romania’s could lead to NFL pooling of pay each team has played) shootout. A bonus point is awarded for “ It’s a hypothetical thing about a 17-year-old boy who took the fami­ a bill that would overturn a Los Boston 9, Baltimore 4 Lynn cf 3 2 1 2 Brrghs dh 4121 each goal scored up to a maximum of Virginia Ruzici was having fun on California 8. Oakland 4 Crich 2b 4 0 10 Rudl lb 3 12 2 National L ea ^ e — Laskey. SF 2.44; Angeles court decision and give the television revenues in the future, Rogers. Mtl 2 .4 ;; Candelaria. Pitt and three per game excluding overtimes and ly car and had a wreck and was seeing himself declared dead and Tuesday's Games Wilfong 3b 4 2 2 2 Gross 3b 10 0 0 the way to an easy victory when she league sole power to approve ‘“niis could encourage the sale of Soto. Cin 2.55; Krukow, Phil 2.78. shootouts.) burled,” said Jack Perry, Alabama assistant athletic director. “ He’s (All Times EDT) Foli ss 3 0 13 KlutU 3b 3 0 0 0 Monday’s Games lost her concentration. championship games to pay or sub­ Seattle (Clark 2-0 and B. Stoddard 0^) American Leagud — Underwood, Oak lost his copy of the letter.” Landers told Bryant the repeat will be francUse shifts, retroactively for<» Boone c 4 0 0 0 Meyer lb 10 0 0 2.89: Sutcliffe, Cle 2.92; Stanley. Bos (No Games Scheduled) However. Ruzici was eventually scription TV nnd rem ove such at Detroit (Wilcox 7-6 and Underwood 3- Newman c 4 0 0 0 2.9B, Witt, Cal 3.03; Hoyt, Chi 3.(6. Tuesday’s Game made Aug. 23 in her nationally syndicated advice column. Raiders feisty owner Al Davis to 8). 2, 5:30 p.m. Stanley ss 3 0 0 0 able to stave off a second set gantes from free network TV,’( he Strikeouts (All Times EDT) move back to Oakland from Los Cleveland (Whitson 2^ and Anderson 1- Page dh 10 0 0 National League — Soto, Cln 191; Jacksonville at Montreal, 8 p.m. challenge from Clalifomlan Sharon 1) at Toronto (Leal 8-10 and Geisel l-O). Angeles, and put the weight of said. Ttotals 34 8 0 8 Totals 33 4 8 4 Carlton. Phil 198; Ryan. Hou 179; Barry Foote Walsh for a 6-3, 7-6 (7-5) victory 2. 5:30 p.m. California “ S S S JS C S Valenzuela. LA 134; Sutton, Hou 132. Congress behind a unique revenue­ Rozelle said revenue sharing is Kansas City (Splittorff 7-6) at New Oakland 0® TO 0 ^ 4 American League — Bannister, Sea Monday night in the first round-of York (Morgan 6*7), 8 p.m. ^ S ta n ley , Hanna. DP—Oakland 1. N E ^Y O R K (UPI) — The New York Yankees announced Monday sharing scheme that Ives all 28 the only way small franchises 145: Barker, Clev 128, Beattie, Sea 122; Baltimore (Flan^an B-IO) at Minnesota LOB-Callfomia 5, Oakland 6. HR—Rudi they nave placed catcher Barry Foote on the 15-day disabled list. the Canadian Open Women’s Tennis without big TV audiences can sur­ Guidry. NY 114; Righetti, NY 109. teams the same amount from televi­ (O’Connor 55), 8:35 p.m. (41. Lynn (16), Wilfong (1). SF -F oli, rCkMINOn Foote has a bruised joint on the middle finger of his right hand. Championships. sion — about $11.4 million this year. vive. With franchises freed from Chicago (Koosman 55) at Texas Saves (Schmidt 3-4). 8:35 p.m. Re.Jackson. ,p „ r e r b BSO National League — Sutter, StL 24; Replacing Foote on the roster is catcher Bobby Ramos, whose con­ “ I really started to enjoy myself Garvey said wUle he supports league control, owners could “ auc­ Minton. SF 21; Garber. Atl, 20; Allen, TOPICS * Boston (Ojeda 45) at California (Tiant California .... tract was purchased from the Yankees’ Columbus affiliate in the in the second set,” said the ninth- revenue sharing — wUch assures tion” their franchises to toe highest l-l), 10:30 p.m. NY and Reardon. MU 19. Zahn (W 13fl) “ J 1 1 5 American League — Fingers, Mil 27; seeded Ruzici, who led 5-2 in the set Milwaukee (Haas 9-7) at O a k l^ Goltz (S 2) 12-3 0 0 0 0 2 International League. most teams of a profit before a bidding city, Rozelle contended. Qui.senberry^------KC 26;26 ; ((Jossage. J o s - - - NY “25; (Langford 6-13). 10:36 p.m. before Walsh rallied to force the tie­ game is played — it means owners Although both professed to have Oakland . « « Caudill, Sea 21; BarojasBarojas, Chi, Davis, R e c photo Wednesday's Games McCatty (L 65) ’ 5155? Minn and Spillner, Cle i5. Al Oliver breaker. “ But then I had a small slip no longer have to compete for the fans’ interest at stake, it was Seattle at Detroit, night Owchinko ? ? ? 2 } Kansas City at New York, night in concentration.” talent, thus forcing down players’ left to Rep. Fortney Stark, D-Calif., Jones ’ "5 5 ! i ? 1 Sounds of fishing NEW YORK (UPI) — National League batting and RBI leader Al Chicago at Texas, night Hanna ® ® Tenth-seeded Zina Garrison of salaries. who wants the A id e rs back in Baltimore at Minnesota, night 1 S 1 2 Oliver of the Montreal Expos has been named Player of the Week, the Northern League softball champions Underwood I ® ^ The underwater world is popular­ Houston couldn’t gain control of her “ If this bill passes, there will be a Oakland, to articulate toe concern: Milwaukee at Oakland, night Hanna pitched to 2 batters in 9tn. league announced Monday. Boston at California, night T—2:58. A-57.386. ly described as “ silent.” service, losing to Claudia Kohde of strike,” be warned in an Interview. "Who buys the underarm Oliver, who is hitting .326, had a .444 average for the week ending To human observers, the absence West Germany 6-3, 3-6, 6-2. Irish Insurance entry copped honors In the Capella, Tom Morrison. Kneeling, Bob Ner­ Talks over a new contract between deodorants, the caps, the T-shirts, Aug. 15 with three doubles and 12 RBI. He has driven in at least one NATIONAL LEAGUE of familiar noises to which their “I moved well and ran well,” said Northern Slow Pitch Softball League for the bonne, Herb Acevedo, Ray Lucas. Bill players and owners is dradlocked, toe hot dogs and beer — the one per­ By United Press International run in his last six games and has an eight-game hitting streak. Kohde, ranked 31st in the world. East BOSTON ears are attuned makes this descrip­ 1982 season. Squad members, top row (I. to Munroe, Russ Benavides. Missing were Ran­ and unless Rozelle or owners with son we’ve neglected — the fan.” 'ab r h bi ' ab r h bi Garrison, the 1981 j,unior W L Pet. GB Tennis tion reasonable — but totally inac­ C r.) Randy Bombard, Andy Santina, Bill dy Jeffers, Rich Krepcio, Bob Dunnack and St. Louis 67 50 .573 — 4 12 0 Remy 2b 4 0 0 1 Gorman Thomas Wimbledon and U.S. Open cham­ Philadelphia 51 .564 1 10 0 0 Evans rf 52 22 curate. Scranton, Qreg Qualls, Carl Cohen, Tony John Taylor. Montreal 61 56 .526 5Mi 3 2 110 Rice If 40 10 'This contradiction is caused by NEW YORK (UPI) — Gorman Thomas of the Milwaukee Brewers, pion, said she has been playing 2 2 10 Pittsburgh 60 57 .513 7 10 0 0 Ystrzm dh man’s inability to perceive the type Che major league’s top home-run hitter, has been named the “ pretty bad the past three weeks.” Pro football roundup New York so 66 .431 16V^ 1 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b 5233 Yvonne Vermak of South Africa, Chicago 51 60 .425 17>4 3 113 Stapletn lb 3 1 0 0 of sounds prevailing the surface. In American League’s Player of the Week, the league announced Mon­ West ly lb) 4 0 0 0 Miller cf 2 1 1 0 the 13th seed, was also eliminated, f 4 12 1 Nichols cf 1 0 0 1 reality, sounds abound. day. Ix)S Angeles 66 53 .566 — Lowns'iln rf By United Press Interational Atlanta 63 53 .543 IV^ 2 0 10 Hoffmn ss 2 0 0 1 Virtually every movement in the Thomas, who clubbed five homers in the week ending Aug. 15 to losing to Ivanna Madruga-Osses of 1 0 0 0 Allenson c 4130 ATP Championships Gerulaitis looking ahead San Diego 56 .534 2t4 At Kings Island, Ohio, Aug. 16 water gives off vibrations that are raise his total to 32, also hit .393 with 27 total bases, 10 RBI and had a Argentina 7-5, 3-6, 6-4. Ottawa’s Chargers outlast San Francisco 62 57 .521 4 I 4 000 Houston 53 64 .463 12 300 0 (First Round) transmitted at speeds five times slugging percentage of .964. Marjorie Blackwood was eliminated Men's Singles Cincinnati 43 75 .3M 22S^ Dempse c 30 0 0 faster than in the air. Sounds are with a 6-2, 6-4 loss to Lena Sandin of 33 4 7 4 Totals 32 9 11 8 SUn Smith, Hilton Head, S.C.. def. Monday's Result Jose Lopez-Maeso, Spain, 65, 5-7, 55; emitted from swimming minnows, a Campy Russell Sweden. Cincinnati 3, Houston 2, 11 innings Baltimore Carlos Kirmayr, Brazil, def. Chris Lewis, Earlier in first-round singles Tuesday’s Games Boston ® New Zealand, 55, 6-1; Gene Mayer, West scurrying crawfish, a wobbling Chicago, 28-27 (All Times EDT) E-Sakata. DP—Baltimore 2, Boston 1 NEW YORK (UPI) — Veteran forward Campy Russell of the New to winning U.S. Open title Hampton. N.Y. def. Mike Cahill, spoon — even plastic worms. matches, 33-year-old Rosie Casals, Los Angeles (Hooton 15) at Chicago LOB-Baltlmore 9, Boston 9. 2 B - York Knicks underwent surgery Sunday to repair a torn ligament in Memphis. Tenn.. 54. 5-1; Nduka Odizor, Fish, particularly bass, are who broke into the top 10 in women’s (Noles 8-9), 2:35 p.m. Lansford 2. Bumbry, Allenson. HR— Nigeria, del. Martin Davis. San Jose, his right knee and may miss the entire 1982-83 season, the team said Montreal (Lea 95 and Burris 4-12) at Evans (20). Roenicke (19). Lowenstein equipped with an amazing and tennis at 17, was upset by 17-year- By United Press International touchdown and toe offense gave up (18), Lansford (7). S-Hoffman, Remy. Calif., 15. 5-1, 75; Tim Gullikson, Boca Meadow." Atlanta (Mahler 8-8 and Walk Ip5). 2, Roton. Fla., def. Ron Hightower, Los Monday. old Helena Sukova of TORONTO (UPI) — Last week’s match to gerulaitis because of a 5:40 p.m. SF—Hoffman. extremely complex sound-reading If Gerulaitis meets Lendl again in one. Anytime you hold a team to two IP H RERBBSO Angeles, 54, 75. Russell was injured last Friday while playing in a pickup game in results at the Canadian-Open, where back injury and will consult his doc­ Chicago Bears rookie quarterback San Francisco (Hammaker 65) at Brian Teacher, Los Angeles, def. Erik system. It enables them to receive, Czechoslovakia 4-6, 6-3, 6-1. touchdowns, you’re in the ball Baltimore the Open, it could be dangerous on Pittsburgh (Rhoden 6-11), 7:36 p.m. Iskersky, Rossford, Ohio, 6-2, 55; Cleveland. He was flown to New York for examination and surgery officials switched to hai^ courts a tors this week. Jim McMahon, who set 56 NCAA New York (Ownbey 05) at Cincinnati D. Martinez 515 7 4 4 4 1 interpret and react with startling Casals used her superb serve to game, but you can’t give up a punt Ramesn Krishnan, India, def. Stefan was performed at Lenox Hill Hospital. He will remain under treat­ few years ago to provide a better Gerulaitis, who now appears the court. records at Brigham Young, got his (Soto 95), 7:35 p.m. Davis (L 35) 1 2 1 1 0 swiftness. win the opening set, but Sukova return and a fumble.” San Diego (^ o w 9-4) at St. Louis T. Martinez 124 2 4 4 1 0 Slmonsson, Sweden. 64. 65; Cniristophe ment there for the rest of the week. ready to climax his return t the top firs look at toe pass-happy San Roger - VasMlin, France, def. Scott Sounds can mean different things. came on strong in the final two sets, tune-up for the U.S. Open, give Gerulaits, floored by Lendl’s (Andujar 9-10). 8:35 p.m. Boston The two teams defied a league ban McCain. San Francisco, 5-2, 64; Hans half dozen players with a Strong forehand volley to the head at the Diego (Jhargers Monday night. Philadelphia (Christenson 7-7) at Rainey 8 8 3 3 2 2 Immediate danger. A tasty meal. Or landing 70 percent of her first serves every promise of surprises next on fraternization by meeting at mid- Simonsson, Sweden, def. Mike N^burg, showing in the U.S. Open, says a win And while toe Chargers defeated Houston (Ruble 65), 8:35 p.m. Clear 24 2 1 1 2 0 simply an alert that provokes and launching several cross-court month at Flushing Meadow, N.Y. New York Masters earlier this year, field before toe game to shake hands Brgmr (W M ) 3 14 0 0 0 3 3 South Africa, 55. 5-2; Pat DuPre, George Steinbrenner Wednesday’s Games LaJolla. Calif., def. David Carter. Four of the world’s five topranked in Open is his primary goal but the returned the favor Sunday with a the Bears 28-27 in an NFL exhibition Angeles at Chicago Rainey pitched to 3 batters in 6th. curious investigating. volley winners. in a show of solidarity in toe current Australia, 75, 55. . > ^ . NEW YORK (UPI) — Responding to a charge by New York money comes close behind. hard volley which just missed the game, McMahon, who started toe San Francisco at Pittsburgh, night H B P-by D. Martinez (Rice). WP--D. From an angler’s standpoint “ I was very disappointed with the tennis players advanced to the collective bargaining negotiations. Martinez, T. Martinez. T—3:01. A—44,746. Danie Visser, South Africa, def. CJhris Yankees' principal owner George Steinbrenner that members of the “ Flushing Meadow is No. 1, and fourth quarter and rallied toe Bears New York at Cincinnati, night Mayotte. Springfield, Mass., 35, 54, 75; there’s a need to understand that way I p la y^ the last two sets,” semifinals of the $300,000 event, but Czechoslovakian. Thd gesture was booed by toe nearly Montreal at Atlanta, night California Angels were illegally placing cork in their bats, an to two touchdowns, managed to Russell Simpson, New Zealand, def. Ben some noises are helpful, some Casals said. “ I started missing a lot there the form charts broke down. after that it’s dollars and cents,” Gerulaitis admitted the shot was 50,(X)0 fans who attended the game San Diego at St. Louis, night Testerman, Knoxville, Tenn., 45, 54, 64; American League spokesman said Monday there would be an in­ Philadelphia at Houston, mght of first serves and volleys. In the Top-ranked John McEnroe, beset Gerllaitis said after his victory Sun­ intentional but said it was not t ^ w his first pro touchdown. Stanislov Bimer, Czechoslovakia, def. harmful. at San Diego. SEATTLE DETROIT Nick ^vlano, PlanUtion, Fla., 75. 55; vestigation of the matter “ whenever there is a specific charge.” day. “ Actually they’re a close first- “ I wish I could have had some EASTERN LEAGUE ab r h bl ab r h bl The “ helpful” sounds are those third set I did absolutely nothing to by an erratic serve and what be motivated by revenge — Lendl had Tom * Hogst^t, Sweden, def. Mats Bob Fishel, Secretary and Assistant to American League President second. The gjory was great at 18 open receivers,” said McMahon, toe In other-NFL developments: By United Press International Simpson rf 4 0 0 0 WhiUkr 2b 3000 that induce fish to hit a lure; stop her.” described as a slump in his "at­ simply cut off any other possible (Second Half) Castillo 3b 3 0 0 0 Wilson cl 4 0 2 1 Wilander, Sweden, 75. 35, 6-1; Gllles Lee MacPhail, said Steinbrenner made no specific allegations against tacking mentality,” bowed out to but it sort of fades away.” angle of play. BW s’ first-round draft choice who • Cleveland Browns’ owner Art North Bochte If 4 1 1 0 Herndon If 4 0 0 0 Moretton. France, def. Mel Purcell. whether this can be engineered or is Casals had a' 1-0 lead in the final Murray. Ky.. 25. 5-1, 75; Jimmy Arias. Angel players when he appeared on ABC’s “ SportsBeat” Sunday. Buz- fourth-rated Ivan Lendl of Some players would be happy with completed 9-of-14 passes for 110 Modell said Monday players would W L Pet. GB Zlsk dh 4 0 3 0 Parrish c 8000 toe result of luck is up for debate. set before Sukova stormed back Lvnn 42 23 .646 - Revmg lb 4 0 10 Wcknfs dh 3 0 10 Grand Island. N.Y., def Mike Bauer. zie Bavasi, the Angels’ executive vice president, called Stein- yards, including a 10-yard scoring be fined if they shook hands with op­ Lafayette. Calif.. 54. 25, 54. “ Harmful” noises are those that ob­ with six straight games to take the Czechoslovakia in straight 6-4 sets in the $48,000 first-prize money from “There is a consensus of players Glens Falls 31 28 .S5 8 Brown pr 0 0 0 0 Johnson pr 0 0 0 0 strike to Duk Fergerson. “ The game posing players before Thursday brenner’s charges “ ridiculous” and added, “ If I were playing the way match. a semifinal. the Toronto tournament, but the who feel that sort of thing is all Holyoke 27 29 .482 lOV^ Sweet c 4 0 11 Cabell lb 4 0 10 viously interrupt the norm-banging the Yankees are playing. I’d divert attention, too.” blond New Yorker has bigger things was what I expected. I’ll have to get night’s game with the Los Angeles Buffalo 20 31 .392 15 Hendrsn cf 3 0 10 Lemon rf 3 2 2 1 tackle box, slamming down a “ Rosemary’s serve bothered me Lendl, who had not lost a set all right,” Gerulaitis said. “ But they South TCruz ss 3 0 10 Brookns 3b 3 0 10 used to toe better athletes in toe Rams. ■Monday's SjMrts Transactions trolling motor, etc. Such distur­ in the first set. My forehand and week. In turn was beaten in the final in mind. . think he (Lendl) does it too much, West Haven 36 25 .560 - JCruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 3 12 1 By United Press Intei^Uonal by fifth-ranked American Vitas "The 40-grand means'nothlng,” he even whe he has a wide court. I want NFL.” Browns coach Sam Rutigliano Bristol 31 29 .517 4Mi ToUla 32 1'8 1 ToUls Baseball bances become less distruptive as Mike Strachan serve helped me overcome her Reading 27 33 .460 8V% Seattle ' OOO lOO— 1 'said. “ I can make more than that him to know that he can whack away The better athletes Monday night said Monday he would no longer fine Cleveland — Activated infielder Alan water depth increases. later,” she said. Gerulaitis, who faltered after U Waterbury 22 37 .373 13 S t r o l l OlOlOOlOx-3 Bannister; sent infielder Karl Pagel to NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Former New Orleans’ running back Mike from endorsements and other con­ all he wants — I love it.” were to CJiargers, but not by much. /players penalized for unnecessary Monday's Results DP-Detroit 8, LOB-Seattle 8, ^Irolt Charleston of the International League. The fine art of attuning fisjiing Two other Czechoslovakian building a 4-1 lead in the first set but Glens Falls 7, Buffalo 3 6. 2B—Trammell, Wilson. HIU-Lemon Strachan, indicted on 12 cocaine charges, may avoid an Aug. 30 trial tracts from winning the U.S. Open. Lendl, referring to the New York “ I .was disappointed by our errors / roughness. New York (AL) — Placed catcher sounds to the benefit of fishermen is women, Marcela Skuherska and Eva came back to claim the top prize by Holyoke 5, Bristol 4 (10) SB -J. Cruz. S-WhlUker. ____ Barry Foote on the 15-day disabled list; date if he can strike a plea bargain with the U.S. Attorney’s office. and our mist^es, especially toe Last season, Rutigliano assessed Lynn 5. Reading 3 ' IP H RERBBSO far from finished. And, observing Ivabudarova, defeated Mary a 4-6, 6-1, 6-3 score. “ I can’t go worrying about getting incident, responded in a deadpan movM catcher Butch Wynegar from the U.S. Attorney John Volz canceled a visit to the Saints’ training bolding and toe m i s ^ assignments. several $5(XI fines against players West Haven 8, waterbury 1 Seattle » „ , , o a 155ay disabled list to the 21-day disabled toe meteoric rise and fall of in­ Pinterova of Hungary and Peanut Second-rated Jimmy Connors, higher in the ranking, but I do feel manner. “ I did better than he did,” Tue^ay’s Games Bannister (L 114) 8 9 3 3 2 4 camp in Vero Beach, Fla., this weekend, where he had planned to take They will kill you’” said Bears called for such infractions. But list; purchased the contract of catcher numerable "hot” lures, it's doubtful Louie of San Francisco. Skuherska meanwhile, defaulted his semifinal like I could still win at Flushing he said. “ I didn’t miss.” Glens Falls at Buffalo Detroit , « i « Bobby Ramos from Columbus of the depositions from several New Orleans players. Volz declined com­ rookie coach Mike Ditka. “ We could when asked Monday, he said Bristol at Holyoke Morris (W 14-U) 9 8 1.113 won 6-3, 6-4 and Ivabudarova Intematkmal League. toe infallible artificial will be found. ment on the plea-bargaining possibility, but Saints’ general counsel have run more, but when you get linebacker Clay Matthews would not Reading at Lynn T-2:08. A-14TO. Pittsburgh — Acquired infielder Richie “Silence is golden” doesn’t triumphed 7-5, 6-3. West Haven at Waterbury down and try to catch up, it doesn’t be fined for a personal foul in Satur­ Hebner from Detroit for a pUyer to be Russell Schonekas confirmed negotiations were under way. Corinne Vanier of France also ad­ I'??’ Wednesday’s Games named; optioned pitcher Cecilio Guante necessary apply to fish. always work. The offense we run day night’s game. Bristol at Holyoke to Portland of the Pacific Coast League. vanced to the second round by Reading at Lynn can’t afford those mistakes.” Ib e Browns cut wide receiver Don I^sketball Tim Mayotte defeating Lisa Bonder of Ann Arbor, Wilander loses again Waterbury at Glens Falls Second Game Indiana — Signed forward Marty EM Luther threw two touchdown Treadwell and tight end Joe West Haven at Buffalo KANSAS CITY NEW YORK Byrnes to an offer sheet. STOWE, Vt. (UPI) — Second-seed Tim Mayotte and third-seed Vince: Mich., 6-3, 6-2. ab r h bi ab r h bi Football passes and James Brooks and Jenkins. Wilson If 4 0 10 Rndloh 2b 4 0 10 Van Patten were ousted Monday in first round play at the $75,000 HOUSTON " CINCINNATI Chicago (USFL) — Signed linebacker Rickey Bell scored on short runs to • Green Bay Packers coach Bart Wshngt ss 4 1 1 0 Griffey cf 4 1 1 0 Jim Fannhorst of MlnnesoU to a 2-year Softball Stowe Grand Prix Tennis Tournament. ab r h bl ab r h bi McRae dh 4 1 1 2 Mazzllli lb 4 0 0 0 Starr said quarterback Lynn Dickey contract. in first round match lead toe Chargers. Thon S3 8 0 1 0 Lawleis 2|) 4 0 0 0 Otis cf 4 4 0 0 0 Mmphry cf 0 0 0 0 WOMEN’S REC Mayotte was defeated in straight sets by unseeded Jay Lapidus, 6-3, Cincinnati — Cut wide receivers Kip Puhl rf 8 0 2 1 Bench 3b 0 0 0 0 White 2b 4 0 10 Winfield If 4 2 2 2 McMahon also engineered another and linebacker Mike Douglass may Bedard and Bart Burrell and comerback First place was decided last night 6-4, and then Van Patten Ipst in a hard-fought match to Rodney Har­ Patriots' Knieht lb 3 0 0 0 Walker U 8 2 2 2 Martin rf 3 0 0 0 Piniella dh 3 12 1 fourth-quarter drive that resulted in be ready to play in this weekend’s Anthony Evans. mon, a junior Davis Cup Team member who celebrated his 21st Garner 2b 4 0 10 Conepen a 8 0 3 0 Hmmnd ph 1 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 4 0 2 1 at (toarter Oak Park when X Mart ., a S-yard TD run by Calvin Thomas, exhibition game against toe AFC Cnii If 2000 Drteaan lb 4000 Cleveland — Waived wide receiver Don KINGS ISLANDS, Ohio (UPI) — a grand slam singles title when he I/May lb 3 0 10 Smalley ss 3 0 10 Treadwell and tight end Joe Jenkins. trimmed the Hungrey Tiger birthday with a 7-6, 6-4 win. tmt Steve Veito missed toe extra champion Cincinnati Bengals. LaCorte p 0 0 0 0 Cedeno cf 2 110 Alkens ph 1 0 0 0 Collins rf 2 0 0 0 Too much, too soon has become won the French ^>en. Heep lb 1 0 0 0 Hoshldr iT 3 0 0 0 Dallas — Waived linebacker Al Restaurant, 11-5 as Debbie Gurski QB choice . point, leaving the Bears behind, ^ • The general manager of toe Howe 3b 4 0 0 0 Kmchc 3b 4 010 Slaught c 3 1 1 1 Ramos c 4 0 0 0 Strandberg of Moorhead (Minn.) and expected of Swedish overnight Pryor 3b 3 0 0 0 punter Jen Pierce of Georgia Tech. slammed four hits and Donna Robin­ Rich Hebner < '2 0 . Houston Oilers says the contract Smith p 0 0 0 0 Trevino c 4 0 0 0 Totals 34 3 6 3 ToUls 32 4 9 4 teenage sensation Mats Wilander. But since those two weeks _ in Scott cl 4 12 1 Sblrley p , 3000 Denver — Cut kicker Skip Vernon and son homered, Paris, Wilander has played only Chicago scored again as sqviabble Involvjng star tackle Leon Kansas City 0000000B(>-3 linebackers Tom Hall and Sam Prater; PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The Pittsburgh Pirates has reacquired in­ For the third consecutive week Pujols c 4 0 0 0 Lealey p 0 0 0 0 New York 000101 JD»— 4 Ruth Nye and Ann Kvadas also Gray is tied to toe league’s dispute Ryan p 2 0 0 0 Bllttner ph 10 0 0 laced defensive lineman Chuck Allen on fielder Richie Hebner from the Detroit Tigers in exchange for a unsettled the 17-year-old reigning French Open sporadically good tennis. & played Charger quarterback. Rob Preston E^Smalley, Washington. LOB-Kansas niured reserve. collected two hits for the winners Wallina If 2 110 Kem p 0 0 0 0 City 4, New York 9. 2B—L. May, f player to be named later. a great match against McEtoroe in r fumbled under a Bear sack and between players and management. Vall pb 10 11 Houston — Cut tight end Mike with Beth Correia, Nancy Nassiff champion and 13th-ranked player in Piniella. 3B-Wlnfield. H R-Piniella (5). Locklean Hebner, 34, from Norwood, Mass., plays at first and third. He the Davis Cup In July and won the >' linebacker Bruce Herron recovered Before Monday, Gray missede ToUla 38 2 7 2 Totals 38 2 8 3 Winfield (20), SUugbt (3). McRae (21). the world was upset early in a tour- Miami — Waived kicker Hans Nielsen and Theresa Lynn best in defeat batted .274 with eight home runs and 18 RBI in 68 games with the Swedish Open at Basta but the last : at toe 2 and rolled into toe end zone exhibition game. (One out when winning run scored) S ^ W h lte. Collins, Griffey. S—Collins. SMITHFIELD, R.I. (UPI) - The naent. ’ Houston 000 coo 080 00— 2 IP H R ER BB SO and running back Kevin Rollins, both with two bingles each. Tigers this season. three w e ^ Us weakness In not : for toe final score of toe game. Gray won’t accept a one-year Cincinnati 101OOO OOO 01— 3 free agents. New England Patriots have a Monday night in the first round of Kansas City Dennis Gentry, another rookie, contract — one of two packages toe DP-Houaton 2,' Cincinnati 1. LOB— Black (L 35) 525 5 2 2 3 3 Philadelphia — Cut guard Gall Davis, quarterback controversy on both the $300,000 Association of Tennis being able to serve and volley effec­ Houaton 4, Cincinnati 10. 2B-Concepclon wide receivers Wiiue Tolbert and tively has cost Um. ran 84 yards on a punt return in the Oilers offered him. Armstrong 215 4 2 2 1 1 Anthony Steels, linebackers Dean Payne. J.R. Richard sides of the football: How to choose Professionals championships it was 2. HR-Scott (1), Walker 2 (4). S- New York COME M ID S a second period for Chicago’s first TD • Pittsburgh Steelers’ linebacker Householder. John Zupancic and Terry Carroll, one on offense and how to get to one countryman Thomas Hogstedt who IP H RERBBSO May (W 55) 725 5 2 2 0 6 defensive backs Oiarles WHllams and Hit WoflfTt Orsitiot ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) — J.R Richard Is down on the farm , after toe Chargers had bolted to a Steve Fedell underwent surgery for McGlothen 15 1 1 1 0 0 Chuck ScicU, punter Jeff Kyger and on defense. stunned the sixth-seeded Wilander 7- His confidence in playing on hard Houaton Gossage (S 25) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Sonbtll PRdMr and enjoying it immensely. Matt Cavanaugh took the early : I M lead. an achiUes tendon.injury. Fedell. in­ , Ryan 6 8 2 2 3 7 defensive end James Hamilton. 5, 3-6, 6-1 to score hi biggest win of courts such as those here and in just LaCorte 2 1 0 0 0 2 T-2:42. A-28315. Washington — Cut quarterback Phil “ I don’t have anything to prove. But it is fun to be back in the fast lead in his tete-a-tete with Steve' “You can’t count that (toe 27 jured during practice July 26, will be Kessel ^ rookie t i^ t end Dwayne Eddie FeigMf his short pro career. winning has been badly shaken and Smith (L 1-4) 214 2 1 1 8 1 lane,” says the formerHouston Astros’ pitcher, who suffered a stroke Grogan with a fine, 12-ofl3, two ' points) against toe defense,” said out indefinitely. It was toe same In­ Cincinnati Dloughy. The top four seeds in the week- Us status as a possible darkborse Hockey two years ago that almost took his life. touchdown performance in Saturday San Diego Chacb Don Coryell. “ The jury he suffered last year as a SWrley 714 8 2 2 0 2 long tournament — John McEnroe, contender for the U.S. Open crown Lesley 224 1 0 0 0 2 Detroit — N am ^ Wayne Meier “ 1 only think about the future now, not the past. I’ve learned to take night’s exhibition loss to Pittsburgh. - special teams gave up one rookie. Kem (W 24) 1 0 0 0 0 1 scouting directCM' of Western Canada. ‘ThtMiif 5Hlt< it just one day at a time,” the 6-foot-8,230-pound Richard said recent­ Jimmy Connors, Ivan Lendl and has diminished.. HBP-by Shirley (Crui). WP-Smlth. Collie Coach Ron Meyer praised Vitas Gerulaitis — were scheduled BaUt-4milh, |>aley. T—2:87. A—11.M. Penn State — Named Fran Flsber Sndai, ta fn i 22e4 at 1:30 S.SI. ly- Cavanaugh’s work, but notkl there’s to play today; Tuumament offlcials Basketball assistant athletic director for public “ still a long way to go” before the In other matches Monday, fifth- affairs and development. Conoid Hlih Stodluin said they expected Connors to play CLEVELAND TORONTO Villanova Named Diane Moyer . WMIlazA^ iTilUniMiQ lid ■ I I season starts. seeded Gene Mayer of Woodmere, Strike expected in NFL ab r h bl ab r h bl women's field hockey coach and Andy Earnie Shavers despite back problems that forced Dilone U 3 0 0 0 GarcU 2b 2 0 10 TMM> It ftoaiirt “ If Matt keeps playing like that, N.Y., breezed past Mike CaUU of McGovern assistant women's basketbaO 81.00 nowim , •< Zita 82.00 him to withdraw from the Canadian Hargrv lb 2010Iorg3b 4000 roach. CLEVELAND (UPI) — Earnie Shavers, at one time the leading J’ll never get my job back,” said MempUs, 'Tenn., M , 6-1; ninth- Harrab 3b . 3 0 0 0 Bonnell cf 212 0 20th Anouil eanontOmo Open last weekend, , - WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Washington’s top lobbyists on behalf contender for the heavyweight boxing championship, has been in­ Grogan, who has been the No. 1 seeded Brian Teacher of Los Thomtn db 3110 Barfield rf 2 0 0 0 The winner of the tournament, a ' „ Executive Director of the NFL of toe N ^ , retroactively would Hayea rf 3 0 0 0 Roberta db 2 011 dicted by a federal grand jury on income tax fraud charges. quarterback for almost all of his six Angeles defeated Eric Iskersky of Haasoy c 2 010 Uptbaw lb 4 010 major tuneup for the U.S. Open in Players Associatton, Ed Garvey, block toe Raiders’ move, put into The indictment, handed up Monday, accused Shavers, formerly of years with the team. Rossford, OUo, 6-2, 6-3; and Qllles ' Mamuig cf '4020 Jobnaon If 2000 two Weeks, receives $48,000. left no question In anyone’s mind. law the notion that the leagjie is a Baniutr 2b SOOlUoMbycf 0000 SOUTHERN Warren, Ohio and now a resident of Ridgeway, Va., of reporting false The situation was different on. Moretton o f France beat 12th- Hogstedt, 18, is the lOthranked " I f this bill passes, there will be a "partnership” that can control Pischlin as 2 000 Martinet c 2 0 00 Style 55 ( WiUie Milner 15, Ben Gr- deductions for a retirement plan and business expenses in 1977 and defense, where rookie end Kenneth seeded Mel Purcell of Murray, Ky., Milbom as 10 0 0 Woods pr 010 0 U PI photo player in his country and 15Srd in the strike,” be said in an interview franchise moves and preserve the Whitt c 0000 zyb M), X 47 ( Sean MePadden 14, 1978. Sims, the NFL’s No. 1 pick, was sup- 2-6, 6-1, 7-5. world. He was the 1081 U.S. Open fidlowing his testimony before the unique revenue sharing scheme un­ Griffin as 2000 (^hria Gallagan 10). Shocken 48 ( p o ^ to be a fixture in the op­ ToUla 30181 ToUU 27251 junior champion and Us best pro Senate Judidaiy CMmraittee against der which all clubs get the same Mike Oleksinski 15, Joe Panero 8), ponent's backfield. Sims didn't get Cleveland 000080180-1 Record-setter showing was the semifinals at legialatton that would restore the amount from television rights. ToconU 080 001 Ubi-2 Desco 40 ( Mo Harrison io, Damian Judge Jones to Pittsburgh quarterback all game E>T-Harrab. LOB-Cleveland I, Toronto Purcell 11). 10W40 »«*24.85 Bastad, Sweden. NFL’s power to block franchise Garvey said passage would add to 7. 2Dr-BonneIl, Upshaw, Hargrove. SB— AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) — University of Texas officials have lost nor did he make a single tacUe. -existing antitrust exemptions toe Bob Roggy of the USA sat an “ It was easier for me to go on the tansfers, similar to the Raiders’ DUone. S—Hayes, Griffin. SF—RoberU. EASTERN yardage with a court ruling they must follow NCAA rules regarding Meyer said he hasn’t lost faith in court,” added Hogsted, “ I had no Herald Angle league enjoys and would “ harden ^ IP H RERBBSO 2 0 W S 0 ...... American record with a tots of proposed move to Los Angeles/ Cleveland Pagani Caterers 74 (Mark Murphy »««26.S0l Sims but several scouts at the game televising of the school’s football games. pressure. If 1 tost 6-2, 6-2, no one NFL (tominissloner Pete. Rozelle t h ^ position” in labor negotiations. WalU (L 1-12) 8 8 2 2 4 0 said they would have cut Sims if he 94.46 meters In the •lavalln Herald Sports .Elditor Elarl Yost 27, Bob Venora 16), Blue Moon 64 The university’s contention the NCAA does not have the right to says anything.” ' It' testified that uidus toe bill passes, The contract between the Players Toronto lllli|GIISTEROI.NEATIIC bad been anyone other than who he event Sunday In the Finnish Gott'fW 44) 0 8 1 1 4 0 (Jim Connors 21). Relations 64 enter into contract agreements for the university was rejected Mon­ In June, Wilander rose from keeps on tm of sports in Us regular “ no expansion franchises would be Association and the NFL has •1 LOOMIS a m i i T Is. And Sims didn’t have to be told he Open Track and Field meet In column, “ Tlie Herald Angle,” on the McLaughlin (SO) 1 0 0 0 0 0 (Rudl Alvarex 22), Average White 52 day by District Judge Herman Jones. obscurity to sudden fame by awarded. expired and talks have been H B P ^ Oott (Harrab). WP-WalU 2. MAWOWaMTlIL COMM. T-2:16. A-17.7M. (Kim Bushey 25). must do better. Kouvola. becoming the youngest player to win dally sports pages. The bill, pushed by some of deadlocked. ------m — * V JV-M-Sn. Jt .

-’ } 18 - MANCHESTER HERAUQ. Tuwu.itefc 17. 1«W MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Aug. 17. 1982 - 19 km m ^ MItS Classified22— Condpminhime 643 .Minimum Charge MOTICES 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heafing-PlumfiMg . 4f—Sponmg Oooda ^ 12:00 noop the day EMPLOYMENT Sli-^Miac. tor Rent ‘ 1 16 Words TAG SALE SIGNS 24— Lots»Land for Sale ' 38—Flooring ^ • 47— Osrden Products .|nl-Hom«*/Api«. ta ShM, before publicalion. 1~Lott «nd Found 13»Heip Wanted Investment Property 37—Moving*Trucl(lnig>StbraBe 48— Antiguaa 2— Portonalt 14— BusinMS.Opportunllies 26— Business Property 36— Servicaa Wanted 48—Wantod to Buy AUTOMOTIVE 1 PER WORD PER DAY Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to an- Deadline lor Saturday is 3— Announcements 15— Siiuttiorf Wanted 27— ^sort Property BO^Producs 28— Real EataM Wanted ■ nounceit. la wrth aWeraldTag SaleClassi^cl Ad. When you place your ad, 12 noon Friday: Mon­ MI8C. FOR SALE RENTALS ( t —Auto* tor SM 1-2 DAVS ... iSc EDUCATION «2-trivlii tor Sow ' 3-5 DAYS....1#C . ;yoU'll r ^ lv e ONETAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. day's deadline is 2:30 MI8C. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms lor Ront ■ S3—Hooyy Equipnwni (or Sob Friday. FINANCIAL iB-^Privata Intiructiont 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Ront 64—MotorcycMe>Bicyclee 6DAYS ... I3i|: 19— SchoolS'Ciasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65>-Cempere'Trailera-Mobite Phone 643-2711 8— Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pels-Btrds*D^s ^ 55— Ofttcoe*6tor8e for Rent Homes 26 DAYS...... 12C 9— Pefsonai i,oant * 33— Buildlng-Contracting ♦4—Musical Instruments 58—Resort Property for Rant 66—Automotive Service ^ . 10—Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofmg-Siding 45—Boau 8 AcoeBaoriet 57—Wanted to Rent 87—Auioa tor Rem.Leeee V CALL 643-2711 OR StO P IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALp SO., MANCHESTER J Help Wanted 13 Lof»-lafKf Aar M m 24 Budding Contracting 33 fn e CkmeUed Ada '■[ eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee- Iffita CtoM lffid A d s Pram C i a a a M M Ada ApoHiMfitt lor M d $2 Tiueica ter Sate S3 •iseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee INVENTORY FARRAND' LAWN CHAIRS, $2 ea(di: TRIUMPH Motorcycle-"* ASSISTANT- Self ’Exclnxive Knoll wood Area — REMODEUNG - Cabinets, (14) BeU & Ifowell slide r wheels, front and rear with SEWING MACHINE - 3 ROOM APARTMENT 1978 FORD VAN ElOO. 6 motivated person in­ Large AA lot - bcauUfuIly Roofing, Gutters, Room trays $25. Pair 6f ladder tires. Very good condition. iger fashion mate in wlUi heat, hot water, stove, gglngej’. S800. CaU 649- ®anrli^0trr Mpralb terested In careef oppor­ tre^, city water, gai, electric. Additions, Decks, all types Singer Ul.MO. Jacks |S5. Telephone 649- $99.00. Telephone 643-0102. "I' with chair, like refrigerator, carpet. $2W. 5084 after 5 pm tunity in order entry inven­ o f Remodeling and GAbL.. Owner nnandng available. new.*. $95.00. Telephone 643- OentraUyaUy located. Adults tory control department. Repairs. FREE Cal A. SMlarl. Sr. WEAR-EVER Super')" 2849. ______' 84 Must possess typing skills. or MS-MM Estimates. Fully insured. 24” PORCELAIN Kitchen Shooter electric cooUe,-'^ 'Your Community Newspaper' Computer-data entry afltr B pjn. Telephone 6434017. sink with faucets and gar­ canape .and candy maker. -i experience helpful, but not BABY8 WOODEN MOTORCYCLE bage disposal in good con­ Used three times. $10.00. Dresring table. Good con- THREE ROOMS - Second INSURANCE - Lowest c a r p e n t r y w o r k - dition. $«.00. C^649-1403. Telephone 646-2634. *C . dltlaa! 115.00. Telephone floor, heat, stove, Windows, doors, Rates Available! Many op­ £SSgd’Z'bK.'S5 ’.iVblSi* y^7643. refrigerator. Near tions'. Call: Clarice or sheetrock, insulation, CRIB MA’ITR$:SS with APAPAR’TMENT SIZE Elec- parkaiu. Quiet older per­ roofing, concrete. “ No job Joan, Clarke Insurance Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 plastic fitted cover plus trieic stove, good condition. sons preferred. $325. Agency 643-1126. resume to: Inventory Con­ too small” . Call David i t i - several fitted sheets. $j.00. coppertone,~$85.00. After 5 PLEASE READ trol Manager, Laurence R. ••••••••••••••♦•••eee.e. Ooga-SMa-Pafa 43 Available Oct«U>er 1st. CaU Call 643-4859 before noon, p.m., 647-9755 or 6234571 6434802. MOTORCYCLE YOUR AO PART TIME Painters - Smith, Inc. 117 Murphy ■—■ b h o i a i b o o ...... 07 after 4:00 p.m. ask for Diane. - Manchester area. Apply: eAMlHitER KIV Road, Hartford, Ct.06U4. D U U I N b S S ' ______« I8S FREE HOMING Pigeons INSURANCE - For aU your BEDROOMS, gar- Classifled ads ars taken Building Service Corp., 217 PUNCH OPERATOR to a good home. Telephone TWO motorcycle needs, call Are you quick to pick SUMMER IS ENDING, SERVICES YORK BARBELL BENCH WHITE OAK Bedroom set, age. i-ground pool, west us.Competitive rates. ovsr Uia phone as a coH' Walnut Street, Hartford. for body buildiiu;. New con­ bed, mattress, dresser, things up? We need an and school is about to start. •••••••••••••••••••••••• side. $ ^ plus utilities. Friendly service. Fine venlence. The Herald Is dition. Adjustable to five mirror and two end tables. Available Immediately. VACANCIES at MHS independent take Time to replenish your Sertflcee Ottered 31 ★ conmanies. Ask for Janet responsible for only ono incline pcnltions. Welded $98.00. Telephone 649-1^. ^ f l n f f g i i a e 4 8 or Judy. Crockett Agency, Athletic Dept. - Assistant charge person who savings! We have a limited M&M Plumbing and leg. $40. Telephone 64^ Incorrect Insortlon and number of positions REWEAVING BURN 643-1577. Field Hockey & Diving works well with little Heating, Manchester. 649- 5573. OAK LUMBER treated 4 X' ~- than only to the size of available in our phone HOLES. Zippers, um- A N T IQ U E S St Homaa tor Hant 5 4 7 Coach for Boys & Girls supervision. We will 2871. Small repairs, ------— 4, 138 feet at .35 cents per ” tho original Insertion. sales operation. Monday - brellas repair^. Window t COLLECTIBLES - will 1975 HONDA CB360. Swimming teams. Contact remodeling, heating, OFFICE FURNITURE - train you to work with Thursday evening and shades, Venetian blinds. foot. CaU 6494302. ht or seU on / EAST HARTFORD - Large Excellent condition. Errors which do not Richard Cobb at 647-3553 or baths, kitchens and water Couch with table, only pur own in-house com­ Saturday morning. Call Keys. TV FOR REN'T. commission. House lot or six rooms plu^ Cape. $700.00. 4,000 original lessen the value of the 649-8496. heaters. Free estimates! $70.00. Desks only $50.(10. puter system. Full now I If you wait, i f maybe Marlow’s, 887 Main Street, THREE ELECTRIC’’** single piece. Telephone ’Three bedrooms, fireplace, miles. CaU 646-2088, or 74$ advertisement will not Office chairs $K.00. (^11 motors Vt H.P., $5.00 each. -- STAFF NURSES - Evening benefits. THE W.G. too late. Contact Gerry at M9-5221. 6444962. centrally located near 6 0 6 7 . ______be corrected by an ad­ •...... after 5:00 p.m., 649-0288. Telephone 643-4389. churches, schools and ditional insertion. and night positions GLENNEY CO. Please 643-2711 between 5:30 - 7:30. ------call for appointment — ------BRICK, BLOCK S’TONE - busline. Pay own utiUties. 1978 HONDA GOLDWING - available. Active rolls in □M I8C . FOR SALE SLIDING GLASS Bathtub SOFA WITH Maple arrns - ■* WANTED: Yard person Concrete. Chimney Produce Security required. liquid cool. Full dresser. treatment within ______door. Fits 5’ tub, $50.00. a lot of good use left."’* therapeutic community. mm for grass cutting and mis- Repairs. “ No Job Too Available August 1st. $600 Low mUes. $2700. or best cellaneous. Not easy work. Small.” Call 644-8356. Houteltold Oooda 40 screen ^door $45.00. Telephone 649-0284. *' monthly. 643-18tt or 643- offer. 643-1655, or 742-7294. Work in individual, group •«««•••••<*•••<•••••••« with storm window, 35V4 x you MEN-WOMEN - Door to Reply Box AA, c/o ’The ^ , ‘ „ ------— ------1773. ______and family therapy. u s e d 185-00. Telephone 649- HOOVER Mini Washer Training ana supervision door canvassers for ther­ Manchester Herald. C & M Tree Service, Free HONDA 1978 550 Four K very good condition. $75.00. "**? MANCHES’TER - Six room offered. Benefits include: mal windows. Car needed. ------estimates. Discount senior REFRIGERATORS, 3174. Faring, lu«age rack, 1416 Telepnone 6494775. t Cape. AppUances.newly Mmirhestn Creative scheduling, Good commission for right SUBSTITUTE Teachers citizens. Company WASHERS, RANGES - arnw miles. M uT condition. $1,- steady shift assignments, person. Evenings - 1-413- for pre-school and school Manchester owned and C3ean, Guaranteed. Parts BACK Y ^ D Sit- renovated. $425 per month 495 negotiable. Telephone REDUCED PAINTED • plus utiUties, and security. alternate weekends off, 245-9316. age daycare programs, operated. Call 646-1327. & Service. Low prices! white 32 X 80 french door. ! GORNGRIB CaU 047-1206 after 8 p.m . l^pral^ recently upgrade^ .Apply at MELC, 80 ------^------B.D. P e a r l* Son, 6& Main Telephone SdsMand lw{iMai WIndser FULL TIME SALES. Street. 643-2171. “ 84751.______$50.00. Telephone 444-2063. ~ * Available September 1st. Campara-Trallara-Moblla have something to salaries, merit reviews, Wad dell Riad, LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- ic'le S pjB. tar. : tuition reimbursement, Mature person. Apply in Manchester. cing. Attics, cellars, gar- Homaa 6 8 BLACK Persian lamb coat, ••• •••••••••«r*»4s«**»****** paid health insurance and person: Marlow’s, Inc., 867 ------ages cleaned. All types 16 CUBIC FOOT G.E. DIMES - Complete set for j tiimit w iiN Main Street, Manchester. DENTAL ASSISTANT - trash, brush removed, Freezer, used eisht 8. Perfect for cottoue or 3/4-length, perfect condi- • Otdeao-Stora* 1973 DODGE CAMPER convenient free parking. tion. Size 14-16. $99.00. CaU ! Ask about our “ Pilot wanted for specialty office Picket, Split Rail, Stake months.’ $275 firm. White wito^^ ipHSCIAU tor Rant 88 Van-$1800. Good condlUoU. PART TIME CAR wash Telephone 646-1644. 110 00. Call 649-6325. 646-1427. CaU 6464106 evenings; 872- □ N O T IC E S Program’’ Adolescence in Vernon circle. Pleasant Fences installed. 528-0670. ii»R». Nathm 00 Service. It means working attendant needed. Must be working conditions, many ------POTATO!* • I*® NEWLY RENOVATED 1434 days. neat and dependable. Ideal benefits. Experienced SMALL LOADS OF Article* lor Sale 41 s w i n g s e t - needs • 310 square feet o ffice only one out of every four all Vk” electric drills $7.00. repairs, $12.00. Telephone' S weekends a month on 12 schedule for student. Flexi­ , preferred but not STONE, trap rock, play availanle. Main Street 19^ ATCO MINI MOTOR sell for less than$99 Lost and Found 1 Old fashioned, hea^ 645-9141 after 5 pm. • ^ hour shifts. For confiden­ ble hours. Apply in person , necessary. Call 872-7852. sand, white stone, loam location with ample HOME-23,000 m iles. at Gentle Touch Car Wash, ------a n d pool sand fireplace andirons $10.1 parking. CaU 649-2891. ElxceUent conditiim. Many LOST: Black and white cat tial interview, call collect Ski boots, size BIk $S9.00:t 344 Broad Street, HOME HEALTH AIDE for DELIVERED. Telephone IVORY SATIN wedding . extras! $15,000. After l vicinity Hawthorne Street. 342-4919, Personnel ALUMINU^ S^IEETS 643-5336. Manchester. home health agency ser- 644-1775. gown with reembroidered * R E N T A L S MANfXlESTER - ’Two car pm., 6464051. Answers to the name of Department, Elmcrest used as printing plates. .007 alencon lace accented with A vices in Rockville and sur- . '______'— garage for storage. Good Oreo. Please call 646-7385 Psychiatric Institute, 25 thick, 23idi8'A’ . 50c each, CAR’TRIDGE Troe Ken- seed pearls. Size 8. $98.00...... if found. Marlborough Street, PART TIME S & H service rounding areas. Conn, cer- ATTICS, GARAGES, condition, $70.00 per or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- more sewing macnine with CaU 6434680. Room* tor R a n t ...... 8 8 Portland, Conn., 06480. hostess. Flexible hours. tificate preferred or will CjELLARS CLEANED - month. Mr. Jackson, 646- ...fill out the coupon 2711. They MUST be picked cabinet, good condition, NOTICE IMPOUNDED: Female, 3 EOE., M-F. Telephone 643-8343. provide training for cer- Light trucking. All types of 2482.______up before 11:00 a.m. only. $99.00. Tetephone 643-6473. PIANO* Afkinv/ Upright, Kuuugood ciilcon-*J MANCHESTER - Nice PUBUC HEARING months - Collie-Cross, tification. Call OT2-9163 for brush and trash removed, diUon, made by Brewst; .STRETCH YOUR LPN OR OFTICE Aide to HighScI ron, Conn. building lots, 4-5 acres, cial. 6494291. faucets, qiray $25.00. 64$' New FABHTON with SDCROOM eeeeeecseeeceeee'^eieaeee bUROER/ BUDGEll' by work about 17 hours per - typing, PART TIME HELP trout stream. 200’ frontage Pjut^Gnldt patteraa hi *«• ii'ffisiasssa »«•“ bedrooms. $4! 1988 FORD Vh Ton plokiq), utiiuicne oiaft sov extender .Limit one ad per family per w e e k . week, in Rockville dictation,' filing, office NEEDED- August 23rd to each, partially woodM, ELECTRICAL SERVICES Phone Don o r vary gM^cond^’, fo^pnmMMtYour specialist office. Send Grace CoOec Bipoa Of aatoNMni inn, 1433. machines and receptionist Septem ber 11th. Apply excellent soil condition. - We do all types of Elec­ COUCH WITH attached taP-ee eee.-t ^ taste h«d8 won’t'be aMe to resume to: Box Y, c-d duties. Call Dr. Grabber - tytanchester Community $15,000 plus - financing trical Woriil Licensed. Call table^ recliner. $50.00 imai! m omHe HraROOMDiiplex,upto„ ■ Ain taU the dlHeianca, but your Manchester Herald. 228-9423. C olj^ e Book Store. available. Call 242-1962. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. both. Telephone’ 64S4S09. Price..,. 31J& aiM -cttnsrSs M N sf « tim e Mrsons. One mo-*"- iM N r i^ C d l 6434849. i' tv