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Newsstand Price: 35 Cents i Friday, Aprii 21, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Viiiage Charm

Over 100 residents mobilize to fight increase in burglaries

first neighborhood crime-watch By Maureen Leavitt residents have been sleeping, know her next-door neighbor was because there are a number of for the Manchester Police De­ Manchester Herald police said. robbed,” Kibbe said. elderly people living in the area of partment. said today that form­ group in 1982, said today that the

The residents met Wednesday Kibbe said when she learned of the break-ins. ing a crime watch is a good idea 110 people who turned out for

More than 15 burglaries in the night at South United Methodist the recent burglaries, she de­ " I talk to my neighbors, but for the area. Wednesday’s meeting is one of

last two months have led to the Church to organize the crime cided to “ really push” for the you’d be surprised the number of He credited a resident’s aware­ the largest crowds for a crime-

formation of a neighborhood watch. About 110 people attended watch group. people who don’t. If you don’t talk ness with a tip that led to arrests watch meeting he could recall.

crime-watch group by residents the meeting. It was advertised by She is optimistic her neighbors to your neighbors, you’re going to about two months ago in connec­ Reinhom, who has helped form

of the area bordered by Center residents distributing 300 fliers want to work together to stop the have problems.” tion with a rash of burglaries in 17 such watchdog groups, said

and Adams streets and Middle door-to-door. crimes. Kibbe said crime-watch signs the South End. A resident noticed communication is the key to

Turnpike. Ann Kibbe, of St. John Street, "A lot of people are willing to will be posted soon, and residents an unusual car in a driveway, making the watch work. Street captains will be assigned Homes have been broken into who has been elected to lead the take it on,” she said. There’s just will be called together once again recorded the registration number group, said today many people too much happening right here, to learn how they can make their and gave it to police. for the 11 streets that are part of during the day while residents were at work and other burglar­ were not aware of the burglaries. and I think people are scared.” house safe. Harry W. Reinhorn, a Spring “ One woman told me she didn’t She said she is concerned Officer Gary Wood, spokesman Street resident who formed the See CRIME, page 12 ies have occurred at night while

Spill fears

boost prices

of crude oil

NEW YORK (A P) - Crude oil

futures prices are at the highest O’Neill asks for probe of gas prices ... page 5 level in more than three years after a platform explosion in the

North Sea added to the supply have increased in response to the worries prompted by the Alasican 10.1 million-gallon spill in Alaska,

spill. the latest jump in crude prices The May contract for West may have only a minimal impact Texas Intermediate, the bench­ at the consumer level, analysts

mark grade of U.S. crude, soared said.

a record $2.04 to finish at $24.65 a The $2.04 rise topped a $1.74

barrel Thursday on the New York hike on Aug. 4,1986, to become the Mercantile Exchange. That price largest one-day increase since was the highest since Jan. 15, trading of crude futures began on ALL- 1986, and almost double the Nov. the New York Mercantile Ex­

11 rate. change in March 1983.

Trading began today on the Thursday’s frenzied buying of

June contract, and prices were near-term oil contracts was trig­ Patrick Ftynn/Mancha$tar Herald

down this morning. gered by a comment from British one of a series of road improvements being done in the Analysts said jitters over the Energy Minister Cecil Parkinson ROAD Vi/ORK — George Brncjiar of Ashford works

explosion earlier this week in the that a vital North Sea oil pipeline Thursday on the widening of the Deming Street (Route area in preparation for next year’s opening of the

North Sea, and last month’s could be shut down up to a month. Pavilions at Buckland Hills. Story on page 3. 30) bridge near the Route 83 intersection. The project is Alaska spill, came against a An explosion Tuesday at the

background of factors that nor­ Cormorant Alpha platform dis­

mally would drive prices down — rupted production of nearly

overproduction by the Organiza­ 500,000 barrels of oil, or about a

tion of Petroleum Exporting quarter of the North Sea’s oil EPA tells schools: Better test for radon! Countries and a softening in output. The light North Sea Brent

demand. is favored for making gasoline in something about it are not very Bv H. Josef Hebert schools throughout the United should be considered unhealthy “ The market is so overbought the United States, Europe and high. They’re in the range of $500 The Associated Press States,” EPA Administrator Wil­ and warrant additional tests and due to the psychological impact of elsewhere. Since the explosion, to $10,000 maximum.” likely corrective action. In liam K. Reilly said Thursday. these events that there’s a lot of crude prices have surged nearly The EPA, which last year schools in five of the states the WASHINGTON - School offi­ He called indoor radon, which room for a fall in prices,” said 15 percent. is emitted from natural radioac­ issued a similar warning to level was 20 picocuries or more 201 r ia u >BB cials across the country are being Ken Miller of the petroleum Officials of Shell U.K. Ltd., homeowners after a spot check advised to test for radon after the tive decay in the ground, “ one ot and in a school in Tennessee it consulting firm of Purvin & operator of a platform, said the major environmental health around the country, said that of was found to he 136 picocuries. federal government found un­ Gertz. Thursday that inspection of the threats facing Americans” and 130 public schools tested in 41 By comparison, federal stand­ healthy levels of the odorless, Since gasoline prices already damage is continuing. cancer-causing gas in half the urged that officials nationwide communities, 54 percent of the ards for uranium mining call for

schools examined in spot checks test their schoolrooms for the gas. schools had at least one room miners to wear protective equip­ from Maine to Washington state. The testing, he said today on normally occupied by students or ment when radiation levels are 16 Exxon spills oily waste “ Based on measurements “ CBS This Morning,” would cost staff that registered unhealthy to 20 picocuries per liter of air “ anywhere from $5 to $25 for a levels of radon. during continuous work periods. taken in 3,000 schoolrooms in 16

states, it appears that elevated room. And if it turns out there’s a The agency has said that any

in Louisiana swampland level of 4 picocuries per liter of air See RADON, page 12 levels of radon gas can be found in problem, the costs of doing

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Atchafalaya Basin, a vast hard­ BAYOU SORREL. La. (AP) -

wood swamp and marshland that

A tank ruptured as it was

is a breeding ground for a variety Insect parts, rat hairs OK in moderation unloaded from an Exxon barge

of fish and wildlife. early today and spilled 300,000 to

John Reidy, a spokesman for government says. sauce can have up to 30 fly eggs, manual of “ food defect action 400,000 gallons of oily waste into Bv Deborah Mesce

^ *2®/* Exxon, said officials at their New The Associated Press The Food and Drug Adminis­ 11 ounces of wheat flour can have levels.” the Grand River, state police

Orleans headquarters had little tration says that though vermin up to 450 insect fragments and a According to the manual, the said.

information about the spill, but WASHINGTON — Insect parts, and their residues are “ aestheti­ half pound of canned or frozen levels “ are set because it is not "Environmental officials from

spinach can have as many as 100 would have a statement as soon rodent hairs and maggots don’t cally unpleasing,’ ’ within pres­ possible, and never has been ^ Exxon tell us that the material is Rtn cribed limits they are “ harmless, aphids, and a pound of cocoa possible, to grow in open fields, about 90 percent water, 7 percent as possible. sound appetizing, but when

Jones said crews quickly sur­ natural and unavoidable’ ’ in food. beans can contain up to 10 harvest and process crops that tossed with a salad, churned up in 1 alcohol and 3 percent oil,” said rounded the spill with booms, Under FDA standards, for milligrams of rodent feces. tomato sauce or baked in bread Lt. Ronnie Jones of the state adding, “ We believe we’ve got example, 3.5 ounces of tomato These limits are in the FDA’s See FOOD, page 12 police. they’re not bad at ail, the

No one was injured, Jones said. most of the material contained in

one area.” The spill happened at a remote He said there is little chance of area about 35 miles southwest of

fire or explosion, but “ from an Baton Rouge on the edge of the

environmental standpoint, this Tour to explore heritage of Cheney mills

could be a dangerous spill.

Anytime you get 400,000 gallons of Sutherland and Thomas R. Lewis, a said he couldn’t make a prediction on this Bv Maureen Leavitt

year’s crowd. TODAY anything into a river, you’ve got a Manchester Herald geography professor at the college, will

In recent years, members of the crowd serious situation.” conduct the tour. It will begin in front of

The incident comes four weeks You can take take a trip back into the Cheney Hall on Hartford Road and will have included people who live in the In d e x after an Exxon oil tanker hit a include a walk through the Cheney Bros, converted mills, Sutherland said. history of Manchester Saturday during the “ Many of these people are new to town 24 pages, 2 tactions reef and ruptured in the waters 11th annual Cheney Historic District mill area and portions residential neighbor­

and want to know a little bit more about off Alaska, spewing 10 million Walking Tour. hoods of the West Side.

B u s in a tt_____S-0 Obituaries------2

gallons of crude oil. Those who complete the tour will have the The tour, which is scheduled to begin at where they’re living.” Sutherland said.

Clattifled _ 21-24 Opinion — 10-11 The rain date for the tour is May 13. but opportunity to view an exhibit on immigra­ 1; 15 p.m., will last about an hour and a half, C o m ic i______20 Poopla------19 After today’s spill, Exxon dis­ tion to Connecticut, located at the Manches­ Sutherland said. Sutherland said he doesn’t think they will Focus______19 Sclanca ------21 patched a cleanup crew from need it. New Orleans. The Department of ter Historical Society Museum on Cedar The tour will not include the Connecti­ Local/Stata Sports ----- 13-16 Street where the tour will end. cut’s Firemen’s Historical Society Mu­ “We haven’t had a rain date yet,” ______2-6, 12 T ale vlilo n ------18 Environmental Quality and other Sutherland said, and he doesn’t mind state agencies were also sent to “ The exhibit is kind of a nice way wind up seum, located in the old firehouse at Pine NatlonAWorld j 6-7 Waakand------17 walking in a little rain. the site, Jones said. the tour,” said John F. Sutherland, director Street and Hartford Road, because the “ No one is made of sugar and salt. If it The tank ruptured about 4 a.m. of Manchester Community College’s Insti­ museum is being renovated, Sutherland The barge was carrying three tute of Local History and a professor of said. looks dangerous, bring an umbrella.” WE DELIVER The tour is sponsored by the institute, the tanks of the waste, Jones said. history at the college. Sutherland said the tour will Include the For Home Delivery, Call town’s Historic District Commission, the Workers removed the tanks from The exhibit was produced by the Ribbon Mill Apartments, Manchester Historical Society and the Lutz both ends of the barge, causing Connecticut Humanities Council, Suther­ Last year, about 150 people walked the 647-9946 C^hildren’s Museum. the barge to buckle and rupture land said. tour, the largest in 10 years. Sutherland Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 the middle tank, Jones said.

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 21, 1989 — 3 t - MANCHFSTFH HFRAI.P. Friday. April 21. 1989 A RECORD LOCAL & STATE A About Town Police Roundup 'He loved life,’ says father

‘Women Voters’ to meet Man Is injured In crash of Virginia accident victim The Capitol Region East League of Women Voters A 24-year-old Glastonbury man was flown to a will hold a general membership meeting on By Maureen Leavitt Strickland described his son as Hartford hospital by Life Star Helicopter shortly “ Recycling in the ’90s,” Thursday, April 27 at 7:30 Manchester Herald an athletic, competitive person before 1 a.m. today after he was Injured in a one-car p.m. The program will be held at the First Federal who enjoyed the time he served in accident on South Main Street, police said. Savings and Loan Community Room, 344 W. Middle State police in Vir­ the Army National Guard after he Robert D. Maguire, of 216 Tall Timber Road, was Turnpike. The program will focus on the four towns ginia are still investi­ graduated from Manchester High listed in stable condition in the intensive care unit of represented by LWV, Manchester, South Windsor, gating an automobile School last June. St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center today, a Vernon and East Hartford. The public is invited to accident early Sun­ Strickland was a freshman at hospital spokeswoman said. attend. day that claimed the Virginia State University, where Maguire was driving in his 1985 Pontiac Fiero life of an 18-year-old he made the dean’s list last around midnight near the Manchester Country Club Manchester man. semester. According to his fa­ when he apparently veered off the road, striking a Combined jazz concert set Byron R. Strick­ ther, Strickland was coming utility pole and school bus sign, police said. Maguire land, of 21 Laurel St., home from a party at a nearby The Bolton High School Jazz Band together with was thrown from the car, which rolled over, police college early Sunday morning the Sparrows Point High School Jazz Band will was one of four people said. when the accident occurred. present a concert April 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Bolton in a car which ran off No other information was available, and the He talked to his son hours Elementary School, Notch Road, Bolton. The the road, went up an accident is still under investigation, police said. before the accident. The last time concert is free to the public. embankment and rolled over on Inter­ he saw his son was when he came state 95 in Chester­ home for the funeral of his ‘Coral Sea’ reunion slated field County, just grandfather March 18. south of Richmond, Warren Strickland coached the The USS Coral Sea CVA 43, Association, 11th Patrick Flynn/Mareratures 40. 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Sunny Satur­ Tha Manchaalar Harald la a mambar of Tha Aaaoclatad Praaa, WMMnaionl66'’ l day with daytime highs near 55. tha Audit Buraau of Clrculatlona, tha Naw England Praaa ‘M)3 West Center Street ■ Manchester, (^T 06040 ■ 647-9343 643-7369 The extended forecast calls for Today’s weather picture was drawn by Cheryl Alberts, 10, Aaaoclatlon and tha Naw England Nawapapar Aaaoclatlon. w^ 0 1 9 6 9 t. ktc sun on Sunday. a fourth-grader at Bowers School. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD Friday April 21 1989 MANCMKSTKH MKFtAI-t) Kritl.iy April 21 H)H<) 5 RECORD LOCAL O’Neill seeks probe of gas price jump HARTFORD (AP) — As a wave of concern that oil companies may be contracts in the New York financial regular unleaded gas rose 6 cents to higher gasoline prices rolls east taking advantage of recent events, markets. $1.17. the survey found. & STA TE such as the oil spill from the Exxon Lundberg Surveys Inc., a leading Major oil companies have pointed to tv across the nation. Gov. William A. About Town O’Neill wants a federal investigation Valdez, to increase prices and profits. analyst of the gasoline market, found several factors in the price increases: UConn teachers honored into whether oil companies have used “ Information which I have received that the gas crunch has hit hardest in strict observance of oil-producing the massive Alaska oil spill as an from my energy division indicates the Midwest, where self-service pri­ quotas by the Organization of Petro­ Derek W. Allinson of Coventry was one of leum Exporting Countries, tougher McKeever, Aly**a Froet, daughter of Neil and excuse to raise prices. that the price increases appear to be ces rose 19.6 cents per gallon from three faculty members at the University of environmental standards in the Nor­ WATES to play bingo Dale Mitchell McKeever of Columbia, was bom The state’s Energy Division re­ greater than can reasonably be March 3 to April 7. Connecticut to be honored recently for ported Wednesday that, between attributed to the Valdez disaster and In other regions of the country, theast, higher-than-expected demand Manchester W A X E S, will meet Tuesday at 72 March 16 at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her excellence in teaching, re.search and service March 3 and April 7. gas prices other known events,” O’Neill wrote. per-gallon self-service prices rose as for ga.soline, and un.scheduled refin­ E. Center St. Weigh-in will be at 6:15 p.m. A bingo maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William by the university’s alumni association. umped 8.61 cents per gallon at “ Market participants should not follows: 8.61 cents in the East; 12.6 ery shutdowns. will follow the business meeting. New members are Mitchell of Taftviile. Her paternal grandparents are Allinson, a professor of agronomy, received self-service pumps in Connecticut. take advantage of our citizens by cents along the Gulf Coast: 13.9 cents In addition, the March 24 grounding welcome. Mr. and Mrs. J.E. McKeever of 61 Washington St. the $1,000 Faculty Excellence Award in ’The Automobile Club of Hartford, raising prices as a result not of in the Rocky Mountains: and 17.6 of the Valdez took 10 million gallons of Gosselin, William John, son of Alan L. and Eileen teaching. He was rated among the top teachers meanwhile, said its survey of Connec­ necessity, but out of opportunism.” cents along the West Coast. crude oil off the market. CNG annual meeting slated Muller Gosselin of 94 Carman Road, was born by students. ticut stations found that the price of a The governor said he has no direct In Connecticut, the Automobile “ Like most things, there’s no single March 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Allinson has been teaching at the university gallon of mid-octane unleaded gaso­ evidence of collusion — secret, illegal Gub of Hartford found that prices for cause.” said Bud Davis, spokesman The annual meeting of Connecticut Natural Gas maternal grandmother is Jeanne B. Muller of since 1967. line had increased by II cents a gallon agreements among oil companies to a gallon of mid-octane unleaded gas for Sun Refining and Marketing. “ The Corporation shareholders will be held Wednesday at Ridgewood, N.J. His paternal grandparents are Lindsay H. Allen of Mansfield Center, a in the past 30 days. raise prices. rose 11 cents in the past 30 days, to first thing is that crude-oil prices have professor of nutritional sciences, and Max B. the office of the company, 100 Columbus Boulevard, « '-f Albert and Irehe Gosselin of West Hartford. He has O’Neill sent a letter to President He called for a federal investigation $1.28 per gallon. Premium unleaded been going up ever since OPEC Hartford, beginning at 1:30 p.m. Four directors will a sister, Kathryn Renee, 22 months. Thatcher of Storrs, an emeritus political George Bush Wednesday, expressing into the buying and .selling of gasoline gas went up 8 cents to $1.37. and negotiated their agreement last fall.” be elected, each to serve a three-year term. The science professor, also were honored. Roller, Jamie Mlcheal, son of Joel M. and appointment of independent public accountants to Allen received the Excellence in Research audit the books and records for 1989 will also be Michele-Elizabeth Smith Koller of Storrs, was born Award and Thatcher received the University considered. March 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Service Award. Tuition hikes F maternal grandmother is Karen Smith of 82 S. Main St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. - r K * t Rosary Society whist set Sameul Koller of Jervonty Road, Andover. Hayes, Campbell elected m s across state 1H ^ The Saint Bridget Rosary Society will sponsor its McFee, Meghan Beers, daughter of George H. Mary Hayes and David Campbell were annual Whist and Setback Card Party, hosted by Ed and Ann FitzGerald McFee of 119 Lakewood Circle recently named co-presidents of Manchester and Mary McKeever, Friday. April 28 at 7; 45p.m. in South, was born March 27 at Hartford Hospital. Her High School’s 1989-90 class. the school cafeteria. A $2 donation, which will maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Other officers are; Ryan Barry, vice reflect trend benefit the Scholarship Fund, is requested and FitzGerald of 30 Clover Lane. Her paternal president; Nanette Cooper, secretary; Emil tickets will be available at the door. Prizes will be grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fee of 80 Issavi, treasurer; Jodi Kissman, Tammy awarded and a raffle will be held. Refreshments will Helaine Road. She has two sisters, Erin, 3'A; and Dubois and Christine Adams, senior voice vote HARTFORD (A P) — College students in be served. The public is invited. Carolyn, 2. representatives; Meg Burns, Lisa Turek. Connecticut face tuition increases as high as 15 Katelyn Lindstrom and Lauren Hickey, junior percent next year, reflecting a national trend that ^ 1 1 Boccacio, Brandon Mark, son of Peter J. and voice vote representatives. educators blamed on shrinking state and federal aid La Leche meeting set Corie Pollard Boccanio of 16 St. Lawrence St., was and on inflation. born April 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His The May meeting of the Manchester Evening Ua The largest percentage increase will be at the Pdrlck Flynn/ManchMter Herald maternal grandparents are Joanne Pollard of 16 St. Creamery may be closed University of Connecticut, where tuition will rise Leche League will be held Wednesday, May 3, at Lawrence St. and Dwight Pollard of Westfield, Vt. STORRS (A P) — State Officials are threaten­ 14.7 percent for in-state students and 15 percent for 7:30 p.m. at 138 Deepwood Drive. The topic of the WINNING PROJECT - Tanya Adams, She has won local, state and regional His paternal grandparents are Joan and Bill Collins ing to close the University of Connecticut out-of-state students. Students at private colleges 0 meeting is "Advantages of Breastfeeding to Mother an eighth-grader at Bennet Junior High of East Hartford and Joseph Boccacio of East contests and is entered in the national creamery after uncovering a series of health and universities face tuition increases in the range and Baby." Many mothers have found that School, holds her winning project in the Hartford. breastfeeding is suited to meet both the physical and contest. The contest theme is "My Town, code violations. of 8 to 9 percent. Thomas Anderes. assistant commissioner for emotional needs of their day. Mothers, grandmoth­ Elmer's National Glue-Craft Contest. My World." Neill, Nicholas Ryan, son of Thomas and Lisa Earlier this month, Kenneth B. Anderson, financial affairs with the Connecticut Department ers, infants and toddlers are all welcome. For more Webster Neill of 80 North St., was bom April 3 at commissioner of the state Department of of Higher Education, said the fact that UConn is information, call Carol, 644-4109; Kathy, 646-7277; Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Agriculture, threatened to close the creamery or Barbara. 646-8171. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Webster of for a weekend because of milk that was close to approaching a 15 percent increase — the highest Scout News 454 E. Middle Turnpike. His paternal grandmother spoiling. allowed under state guidelines — reflects the state’s is Virginia Neill of Ormand Beach, Fla. He has a The university has spent nearly $200,00 tenuous finances, he said. Student exhibit to open brother Scott, 2‘/4. correcting violations that have included bird “ They (the state schools) want to try to provide 77th anniversary droppings on containers and milk flowing over the same level of programming that they’ve been The Newspace Gallery of Manchester Commun­ Horan, Thomas Joseph III, son of Thomas J. and corroded metal plates. offering.” Anderes said this week. “ In the face of ity College will open its End of the Year Student Manchester Girl Scouts cele­ Kim McArdle Horan Jr. of 16 Pine Hill St., was born Rather than spend as much as $2 million on reduced state support, the only way they can get Exhibition, Friday, April 28. The program will brated the 77th anniversary of April 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His renovations, university President John T. that money is through tuition.” AP photo begin at 8 p.m. with a showing of two experimental Girl Scouting in the United States maternal grandparents are Alyce and James Casteen III has asked the board of trustees to Monte Shepler, president of the Connecticut films by MCC Media student Brad Cooper. The with a birthday party at Man­ McArdle of 16 Benton St. His paternal grandmother consider closing the creamery. Conference of Independent Colleges, said that BABE AEROBICS — Little Katie Hen­ Boys Club in conjunction with the parks program is free and the public is invited to attend. A chester High School. The day is Mildred Horan of Elmwood. He has three sisters, If the creamery is closed. UConn’s recipes increases at private institutions, many of which drickson seems content to watch as her department. Linda previously ran her reception with refreshments will follow in the started with a flag ceremony by Jacqueline Sargenti, 23; Sonia Lutz, 14; and Dayan could be given to a private company to make have “ need-blind” admissions policies, are due, in mother, Linda Hendrickson, conducts own fitness place but now teaches gallery following the films. The exhibit will remain Troop 658. Guests of honor were M. Lutz, 11. the “ UConn brand” ice cream, he said. part, to decreasing federal aid to students. Under an adult aerobics class at the Bristol classes like this. on display until May 11, with viewing hours from 9 Millie Schaffer of Manchester, the need blind policy, students are admitted to a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m to noon former staff member of the Moore, Desiree Maria, daughter of Jeffrey F. and Squadron elects officers college without regard to their ability to pay. Saturdays. The gallery is located in the college’s Connecticut Valley Girl Scout Kimberly A. Solek Moore of 1159 Boston Turnpike, “ With the real dollar decline of student financial Frederick Lowe Building, upper campus. For more Council; Bunny Oppelt of South Bolton, was bom April 2 at Manchester Memorial 'The Manchester Power Squadron, a unit of aid at the federal level, our institutions have information, call 647-6013. Windsor, the Manchester— Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Joseph Solek the U.S. Power Squadron, recently elected increased student financial aid from their own Need a new job? Job Fair 89 Bolton Cookie Sales Chairman for of Bristol. Her paternal grandmother is Bernadette officers for the 1989-90 term. resources,” he said. many years; Arlene Swanson and Mocko of 1159 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. The officers are: Ellen Rylander. com­ Shepler said tuitions at private colleges were also Lois Harman of Manchester, both Senthep, Vilayphone, daughter of Vikham and mander; Frank Intino. executive officer; H. increasing because of inflation and low faculty Send us your news longtime service unit chairmen. Somphong Senthep of 30 Seaman Circle, was born Richard Heilman, educational officer; Ri­ salaries. offers 80 employers at MCC The girls sang songs and chard Eppler, administrative officer: Craig The Manchester Herald welcomes news March 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her “ We’re making up for the losses that occurred in Friendly's Ice Cream Inc., Glastonbury enjoyed refreshments. A friend­ McLea, secretary: Walter Flathers, treas­ If you’re looking for a new job, of making one stop. They’ve (job releases about community activities for maternal grandparents are Mai and Suai Sombath faculty salaries, so that they can keep competitive.” Bank and Trust, Hallmark Temps, ship swap was one of the urer; Boyd Tuttle, assistant educational Manchester Community College seekers) got a captive audience Hartford Hospital, Hartford Insurance publication in the About Town column, which of Laos. Her paternal grandparents are Boualai and he said. highlights of the afternoon. Girls officer; Donald Mullen Jr., assistant secre­ is the place to be Saturday. waiting to talk to them.” Group, Hartford Police Department, appears on this page Monday through Friday. Thoumma Senthep of Laos. She has a sister, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported in its Hebrew Home and Hospital, Holiday exchanged items they had made, tary; and Robert Capuano, assistant Job Fair 89. to be held at the Workshops on resume writing, Inn-BIA/Beacon Hotel Corp., IDS Fi­ The releases should concern events open to Vilaypong Senthep, 5'A. March 1 issue that many colleges nationwide were which ranged from piggy banks treasurer. college’s Lowe Program Center interviewing and dressing in a nancial Services Inc, the public in Manchester, Bolton, Coventry and announcing tuition increases in the 7 percent to 10 business-like manner also will be J.C. Penney Catalog Distribution made out of tin cans to friendship Hahn, Danielle Elizabeth, daughter of Dwight C. from 9a.m. to2p.m., will feature Center, J.C. Penney Outlet Store, Andover. Releases concerning activities in percent range, but that a few were raising tuition by held. Ochnio recommended job­ bracelets to handpainted Easter Dianne Stromert/Speclal to the Herald and Karla Magadini Hahn of 61 Bridge St., was born 80 businesses. “The third annual Jobpro Temporory Services Inc., John other communities will be considered. 15 percent or more. H. norland Co. K mart Apparel Corp,, eggs. March 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Legless man sentenced fair is sponsored by the college, seekers bring resumes. Items will be published once, space permit­ In each of the eight last years, the rate of tuition Last year about 1.500 to 2.000 Kaiser Permanente, Kelly Temporary Each troop also made a dona­ WITH A SMILE — Members of Brownie Troop 643 sing maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William HARTFORD (A P) — A legless man. who the East of the River Chambers of Services, L'eggs Products Inc., Lego ting. All releases will be subject to editing. increase has exceeded inflation as measured by the people attended. Systems Inc., LifeWater Systems tion to the Juliette Gordon Low the “Brownie Smile Song" at a townwide Girl Scout Palmer of Manchester. Her paternal grandparents concealed cocaine in a rolled-up pants leg and Commerce and New England The releases should, if possible, be typed, Consumer Price Index, The Chronicle reported. In For more information, call Manchester Memorial Hospital, World Friendship Fund. Kitty are Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hahn of East Hartford. She later gave it to prisoners at a New Britain jail, Times. Manpower Inc., Mory Kay Cosmetics, double-spaced, and include the name and birthday party last month. Girls are, from left, Lynne 1988, inflation rose 4.4 percent, compared to an 646-2223. Wicks gave a brief explanation of has a brother, Eric, 2. has been sentenced to three years in prison. "It’s a multi-employer job McDonald's-Walsh Enterprises, Me­ phone number of someone available during the Zelinsky, Kim Grady and Amanda Davis. average 7 percent tuition increase the Washington- Companies scheduled to be at chanics Savings Bank, Merlden- the fund, which is used to send Wilfredo Laboy, who lost both legs after fair,” said Carl Ochnio. college Walllngford Hospital, Merry Employ­ day who can provide further information. Lodge, Carolyn Anne, daughter of William C. and base publication said. the job fair are: Girl Scouts to special events in being run over by a train when he was nine director of placement. “ There’s ment Group, Inc., Metropolitan Life Black and white photographs will be and 611 worked together to hold a girls divided into groups, each Anne Reiser Lodge of 49 Olcott Drive, was born ABA Tool and Die Co. Inc., Aetna Life Insurance Co., Orkin Lawn Core/Tree other countries, and to bring Girl years old, pleaded guilty Thursday to posses­ The federal government projected this week that no specific theme. There’s a little considered for publication. variety show for the residents of making puppets and writing a March 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her & Casualty, Albert Steiger Inc., Allied and Shrub Care, Ormond Shops Guides and Scouts to the United script. Each show illustrates sion of narcotics with intent to sell in consumer prices would edge up to about 6.1 percent bit of everything.” Printing Services Inc., Avon Products Pinkerton, Pizza Hut Inc., Pratt and Please send releases so they arrive at least The Meadows Convalescent maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Whitney, ■ Princess House, Rockville States. connection with alleged gift to prisoners in the in 1989. Shepler said the Higher Education Price There are two reasons why Inc. five days before the day you would like them Home on Bidwell Street. The different safety situations in the Reiser of 55 Olcott Drive. Her paternal grand­ Bob's Stores Inc., Bradlees- General Hospital, Roy Rogers Restau­ During this part of the pro­ Index is usually about 2 points ahead of that. people looking for jobs should Monchester Parkade, Cigna Corp., rant, Royol Personnel/Rovol Temp/A- published. show included a magic act, outdoors. This show helps the mother is Mrs. Catherine Lodge, 24 Victoria Road. New Britain lockup on Sept. 15. gram, Amy and Susan Cochrane, Laboy. 25, was stopped by police in At Yale University, where total expenses will be come to the fair, said Ochnio. One Capitol Personnel Services, Career ble Resume Service, St. Francis Hospi­ A specific publication date cannot be comedy, dancing acts, musical girls earn a puppetry badge. She has two brothers, Joseph 6; and William 3; and a Path Inc., Century 21 Manar House, tal and Medical Center, Savings Bank of Brownies who recently moved to Newington in September, he was driving an $19,310 next year, tuition will increase 8 percent reason is it’s on a Saturday, so Manchester, Savings Bonk of Rock­ guaranteed. selections on various instru­ sister, Alison, 7. Clean Drinking Water, Co-Opportunity Manchester from Nova Scotia, automobile with an automatic transmission over the current school year, from $12,960 to $14,000, people do not have to take time off Personnel Services, Connecticut Bank ville, Sermatech Technical Services, Send releases to; About Town, Manchester ments, and songs sung by the and Trust, Cannecticut Department at Sheraton Hotel-Bradley International were introduced to the group. Training course Youell, Craig William, son of William and Sharon but with no special equipment. Police still have said Walter Littell, director of university from their current job. Also, so Airport, Spelling Temporaries, Sonl- Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. entire group. The girls came up Labor, Connecticut Notional Bonk, They wore their dark brown Olenick Youell III of 82 Leland Drive, was born not determinedt how he operated the car, said information. many businesses together in one Connecticut Army Notional Guard, trol, state of Connecflcut-Folrfleld Hills with this idea themselves, when Sixth-, seventh- and eighth- Hospital. Canadian Brownie uniforms, Laboy’s attorney, Rafael Velez'of Hartford. location makes finding a job less Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. they needed a service project for grade girls from all over the March 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His The overall bill, including room, board and Dairy Mart, David Kemp-Burger The Agentry Group, The Hartford which were of great interest. maternal grandparents are Stephen and Marion of a hassle, he said. King Corp., Day, Berry 8, Howard, Courant, The Image Group JobOuest the Sign of the Rainbow, a badge Connecticut Valley Girl Scout tuition, represents a 6.9 percent increase over the Awards were give to the top Olenick of Lebanon. His paternal grandparents are Denny's Restaurants, Education and Division, The Travelers, Manchester they were working on. Troops’ Council took a program aide current year, Littell said. Much of the rise in tuition “ It’s an opportunity to bring Employment Information Center, Epis­ Police Department, Travelers Mort­ sellers of Girl Scout Cookies. Nine blood donors honored gage Services Inc., United Parcel CoUege Notes leaders, Mary Anne Kramer, training course at Camp Merrie- William and Loretta Youell of Glastonbury. will go toward financial aid, which will increase 8.9 employers together with poten­ copal Social Services-Dlocese of Laurie Nagy, of Troop 615 in Connecticut, Service, United Technologies Research Wilma Holmes and Juie Nigge- Wood in March. There were 35 Several Manchester-area residents have percent next year, to $14.2 million, he said. tial employees,” he said. “ It’s a Foshlon Bug, First Investors Corp., Center, United Temporaries of Bolton, sold 523 boxes and was the Fenner, Christopher John, son of Brian J. and brugge, say they were extremely participants, learning how to plan been inducted into the 10-Gallon Blood Donor time saver. It’s the convenience First Notional Supermarkets Inc., Connecticut. top seller. Katie Rudeen of Troop Alisa M. Sabella Fenner of Enfield, was born Aprils At the lower end of the spectrum in terms of proud of the girls, who did the outdoor activities for younger Hall of Fame by the Greater Hartford Chapter On Asbury dean’s list 604, Manchester, sold 392 boxes, at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal overall costs, tuition at the University of Connecti­ planning and performing with girls. The participants also shar­ of the American Red Cross and the Greater and Tricia Nagy of Troop 613, grandparents are Judith Sabella of 27 Flora Road, cut for in-state students is expected to increase 14.7 Deborah Jewett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. only minimal direction from pened their skills in fire building Hartford Jaycees. BOlton, sold 371 boxes. A total of Bolton, and John Sabella of 25 Hebron Road, percent next year, from $1,430 to $1,640, said Connie Funds to improve building OK’d Everett Jewett of Hebron, has been named to the leaders. and leading songs. The girls will The donors were honored April 10. 4,613 cases of cookies was sold by Andover. His paternal grandparents are John and Zak, a spokeswoman for the state Department of dean's list for the winter quarter at Asbury College. aid leaders going on camping Manchester residents inducted were John the Manchester and Bolton Barbara Fenner of Enfield. Higher Education. Bv Jacqueline Bennett Council voted to approve $5,000 Coventry High School band to­ Wilmore. Ky. weekends this spring and Duffy Jr.. William Green, Anne Kibbie, Arthur AAasnehester Herald for improvements to the building. ward its trip to England this Scouts, it was announced. Puppet performers UConn tuition for out-of-state students is expected summer. Smith, Katherine Elizabeth, daughter of William Lassow, James McDonald, John McClain, The vote was 5-0 at the meeting summer. The money will pay for E. and Karen Piela Smith Jr. of 36 Birch St., was Marcia Memery, Charles Swallow and Francis to rise 15 percent, from $5,060 to $5,820, she said. Brownie Girl Scout Troop 677 COVENTRY - Town officials Monday night at the Town Office transportation to and from the born April 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her At Wesleyan, which at $19,305 is only slightly less Students on dean’s list worked up a puppet show to - KYLA McSWEENEY Vendetta. say they hope to have the 1876 Building. airport in the United States for perform for their parents at a Troop 658 maternal grandparents are Lois and Erwin J. Piela Others named were William Marten and than expensive than Yales, tuition will increase 9.8 Two Manchester area students have been named Variety show building on Main Street in the Member Mark Solty was ab­ the 118 persons going, including family dinner at Camp Merrie- - AUREEN CYR Sr. of Canterbury. Her paternal grandparents are Robert Mortensen, both of Bolton; David percent, from $12,815 to $14,070, said Bobby Wayne to the dean’s list at the College of Arts and Sciences. village section open by the sent. Member James Sullivan band members, chaperones and Junior Girl Scout Troops 632 Wood on Gardner Street. The Troop 2 William and Muriel Smith Sr. of 21 Pine Ridge Am er of Andover; Calvin Fish and Garland Clark, a Wesleyan spokesman. arrived after the vote. University of Hartford for the fall semester. Drive, Andover. Memorial Day weekend now that the band director, Carl Salina. Reedy, both of Coventry. At Fairfield University, officials have decided to funds for repairs have been The funds will be used to They are; William G. Cole III of Manchester and “ The band is one of this town’s charge incoming freshmen a higher tuition than approved. contact the building to the sewer Monica Hodina of Coventry. Nixon, Douglas Ross, son of John H. and Deborah best activities for many of our returning students. “ Our goal is to have it open for plant in South Coventry, do Public Records Ross Nixon III of 337 Oakland St., was born April 8 at Enterprise crew sought young people and has also repres­ the Memorial Day parade.” internal plumbing work and other Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal New students will be charged $10,300, a 13 percent ented the town,” Councilwoman Crew members of the aircraft carrier USS Town Manager John Elsesser minor repairs, said Elsesser. Haberern on dean’s list grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Strom of increase over this year’s $9,100 tuition, and upper Elizabeth Paterson said. Framingham, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Enterprise have begun a nationwide search for said Thursday. Refurbishing the 19th-century $ 122, 000. classmen will be charged $10,000, a 9.8 percent Warranty deeds Mr. and Mrs. John H. Nixon Jr., Westwood, Mass. former crew members in preparation for a The building he said will be structure is part of an effort to The council also approved the J. Andrew Haberern, son of John Haberern Jr. of Joan Smith for Otto P. Witt, Ellen Stackpole and increase, said spokesman Murray Farber. Manchester and Linda P. Haberern of Manchester, He has a brother, John H. Nixon IV, 2, reunion. given to the town historical preserve historic structures in appointment of Betty Messier 1 Tavco Associates to Arthur J. and Judith Gottier, Karen Juros to Wesley H. and Cynthia Moulton, has been named to the dean’s list for the fall Mark B. Sales of New Cannan, a member of “ There’s a feeling of commitment.” Farber said, society. town. The building has been used (Republican) to the Northeast Meadowbrook Fields, conveyance tax, $82,50. West and Cooper Hill streets, $152,000. Heacox, Katie Marie, daughter of Richard A. and semester at Eastern Connecticut State University. the membership committee of the USS explaining the policy. “ When students enroll, “ They have said they want to as a probate court, po.st office, Visitors District Committee and Tavco Associates to T & S Limited Partnership, Derekseth Corp. to Daniel W. and Helen S. Susan Thrall Heacox of 14 Dudley St., was born He is a freshman majoring in political science and Enterprise Association, said there are more there’s a sense of how much it will increase... and so use it as a tourist booth,” said and police department. Beth DiMela (Republican) as an Meadowbrook Fields, conveyance tax, $82.50. Padegimas, Birch Mountain, no conveyance tax. April 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her is a member of ECSU Student Senate this school than 30,000 ex-crewmen. A reunion will be held there’s a reluctance to make it a major jump for Elsesser, In other matters the council alternate to Planning and Zoning 182 Main St. Corporation to Lurley P. Miller, Deanne Lynn Realty Co. to Deborah C. Horan and maternal grandparents are Dorothy Smart of year. from Sept. 11 to 14 in Las Vegas. those students.” Earlier this week the Town voted 5-0 to give $2,100 to the Commission. Lewins Crossing Condominium, conveyance tax. Brian S. Horan, 26 Grissom Road, $167,500. Bantam and Roger Thrall of Torrington. Her $195.80. For more information, call Sales at (914) Interstate Investment Group to Todd Barbieri, paternal grandmother is Maryanne Heacox, 273-9800. Graduates with honors Manchester Townhouse Associates to Patrick D. Beacon Hill Condominium, conveyance tax, $96.80. Banger, Pa. She has a brother. Derrick, 22 months. Murphy and Lori J. Ward, Woodbridge Condomi­ Jeannette H. Wiggin to Janier and Gloria Rivera, Effort to cut cigarette tax in prisons opposed Thomas J. Downes, son of Rita and Tom Downes nium, conveyance tax, $107.80. 7 Stock Place, $122,000. Shaw-Mumford, Trevor Robert, son of Maureen Funds sought for prisons Claude F. and Leona F. Archambault to James, E. Shaw and Robert W. Mumford of 61 Hilltop Drive, of 36 Fulton Road, graduated recently, with honors, Hea Sung Hwang to Kwang Sung Hwang, Larson said senators think the price Legislature to decide, one way or the Legislature had only meant to in­ Luke. Jane and Lynn Beaulieu, 774 Tolland was born April 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HARTFORD (AP) — Democratic legislative HARTFORD (AP) - Efforts to cut from Porter L Chester Computer Center, Manchester Gardens Condominium, conveyance reduction could be handled adminis­ other.” crease prison cigarette prices by 40 Turnpike, conveyance tax. $170.50. His maternal grandparents are Elizabeth H Shaw leaders say Gov. William A. O’Neill’s request cigarette prices in state prisons by 20 Wethersfield. tax, $93.50. tratively rather than legislatively. When new taxes and purchasing cents in taxes. David J. and Linda M. Munro to William R. and of 91 Overlook Drive and Ralph B. Shaw of Mashpee, for an additional $65 million in state bond funds cents a pack have run into strong Downes is a former carrier for the Manchester “ It would seem to me we can do it rules pushed prison cigarette prices But Senate Republican leader Regi­ Melinda D. Lawler, 96 Overlook Drive, $168,900. Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mary and for more prison space will almost certainly be opposition in the state Senate from Herald. without special legislation.” Larson up 60 cents per pack on April 1. about nald Smith of New Hartford imme­ Karen E. Hence, executor for the will of Henry A. William Mumford of 872 Vernon St. He has a honored because of chronic prison lawmakers who don’t want to do Quitclaim deeds said. 700 inmates at Somers State Pri.son diately cricitized the legislation as Hicks Jr. to Matthew T. DiBella, 69 Walker St., brother, Evan, 20 months. overcrowding. , » .u prisoners any favors. But state Revenue Services Com- walked off their prison jobs for 10 days caving in to prisoners conveyance tax, $150.70. Muniramad G. Dalai to Shaukathusein G. Dalai “ I ’m glad to see the governor is coming to the “ There’s no empathy in the Senate Cataldo, Christine Elizabeth, daughter of Frank mis.sioner Timothy F Bannon said in protest. The prisoners returned to And Wednesday, lawmakers sup­ MultiTech New England Inc. to Frederick E. and Sajedabanu S. Dalai, Greenview Hill Condomi­ party in the sense that he wants to expand the for prisoners,” State Senate Presi­ On Trinity honors list J. and Brenda Vallone Cataldo of 16 Brookfield Thursday there is no way to reduce work only after the Legislature porting the price cut acknowledged Savoie Jr. and Laurie M. Savoie and James nium, no conveyance tax. amount of money (spent on) prisons,” said dent Pro Tern John Larson said Road, Bolton, was born April 7 at Manchester the prices without legislative appro­ moved to reduce the increase, and that their first effort to achieve it had Two Manchester residents and a Bolton resident Morneault, Oak Grove Farms Condominium, Matthew T. DiBella to Sara L. McKee, 69 Walker Sen William A. DiBella, D-Hartford, co- Thursday. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are val. He said only the Legislature can after prison officials transferred the failed, the victim of a clerical error. have been named to the Faculty Honor list for the $121,900. St., no conveyance tax. chairman of the Finance, Revenue and Larson. D-East Hartford, said Frank and Santa Vallone of East Hartford. Her make exemptions to the state’s leaders of the strike to other prisons. The co-chairmen of the Govern­ fall semester at Trinity College. Douglas L. Jones to Walter R, and Denise Z. KWB Storage Co. to Kenneth M. Spector, William Bonding Committee. Senate Democrats don’t want to pass paternal grandparents are Joseph and Mary minimum-pricing laws for cigarettes. As the strike ended, the Legislature ment Administration and Elections Manchester residents are Eric C. Griffith, son of Costenbader, Eldridge Condominium, $100,000. B. Spector and Berdine S. Stoltz, Pleasant Street, no O’Neill wrote Thursday to DiBella and his special legislation to reduce the prices Cataldo of Old Lyme. She has a brother, Joseph, 3'/i. “ In my opinion, if I were to attempt was working on special legislation to Committee said that the bill techni­ Eva P. Griffith of 34Crestwood Drive, a sophomore, Harry Taylor to Antonio A. and Ausenda T. conveyance tax. co-chairman. Rep. William J.Cibes Jr.. D-New of cigarettes in state prisons. Law­ makers have been considering the to reduce the prices administratively, cut 20 cents off the increase by cally died the day the panel approved and Thomas A. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs, Oliveira, 313 New State Road, $350,000. Edith M. Albert to Ronald R. Albert, Pine Acres London, making the request, which would pay Larkin, Samantha Marie, daughter of Lisa Ann I would be breaking the law. and I allowing the state to purchase ci­ it, April 10, because it was filed too Harold H. Robinson Jr. of 47 Marion Drive, a junior. Timothy Moriarty to David A. Caron, 270 Hartford Terrace, no conveyance tax. for space for 1,350 additional beds, on top of the price cuts to soften the blow of a Larkin of 30 Keeney St., was born April 4 at would have to purchase cigarettes at a garettes at wholesale prices, as it did late with the legislative commission­ Eric J, Lorenzini, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Road. $210,000. Kwang Sung Hwang to Kwang Sung Hwang, $191 million he’s already requested for 1,450 60-cent-per-pack increase in prison Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal penal institution too,” Bannon said. before April 1. er’s office, which rewrites bills into Lorenzinl of 13 Tumblebrook Drive. Bolton, was also Stephen T. Penny for the estate of Claire H. Susan Hwang and Bok Hee Yoon, Manchester beds. cigarette prices that sparked a 10-day grandparents are Helen and Richard Larkin of 30 He said the issue is “ clearly for the Supporters of the price cut said the the formal language of law. named. He is a junior. Comins to Mark J. Danoski, 88 Strickland St.. Gardens Condominium, no conveyance tax. Keeney St. strike at Somers state prison. fi - MANCHKSTKH HKHAl.n Kridiiy. April L’l l*Wi MANCIIKSTKH IIKRAl.l). Krifl.iy, April 21. i;m;> 7 A NATION & WORLD NATION Investigators probe battleship expiosion WASHINGTON (AP) — Investiga­ & W ORLD tors aboard the USS Iowa searched for A clues to the cause of a fiery explosion Rebels kill Army officer that claimed the lives of 47 sailors as No regrets, Use of skimmers the damaged battleship headed home MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Suspected and grief-stricken families dealt with Communist rebels killed an American Army the loss of their loved ones. •• officer and former Vietnam prisoner of war Officials refused to speculate pub­ says Salcido called major step today as he headed to work, U.S. and Filipino licly on what caused the worst officials said. disaster to strike a Navy ship in more • Col. James N. Rowe, 51, of McAllen, Texas, than a decade, a blast that ripped was shot in the head when at least two hooded through the Iowa’s No. 2 gun turret of 7 killings ft in cleanup of oil during naval exercises Wednesday in mm assailants pulled up in an auto alongside Rowe’s car and shot him near his office at a the Atlantic north of Puerto Rico. By Anita Snow military compound in suburban Quezon City, Although naval gunnery experts The Associated Press mm By Paul Jenkins clad in hard hats and bright the officials said. combed the vessel Thursday, their The Associated Press orange, yellow and black rain­ Col. Victor Tiangco of the Philippine task was complicated by the absence MEXICO CITY — A California winery worker wear. They used fire hoses to military’s Capital Region Command said of survivors from the swiveling gun has told Mexican officials he decided to kill his NAKED ISLAND, Alaska - blast oil off a 75-yard stretch of Rowe’s driver, Joaquin Vinuya, was wounded housing where the explosion oc­ family the day after he came home to find his :: For a few seconds. Interior rocky beach as the sun played in the 7 a.m. ambush but was not seriously curred. Eleven men escaped from children alone and his wife out late on what he Secretary Manuel Lujan Jr. through the mist, casting injured. powder magazines located deep tottered this way and that on an rainbows. within the ship at the base of the thought was a tryst. • i turret. Following that confession, Ramon Salcido oil-slickened rock. A worker Landing craft laden with heavy Wright blasts committee asked the officials to return him to the United laboring to rid the shore of gooey equipment hugged the shore, and “We have no eyewitnesses to what States to be tried for seven murders. oil stepped in and saved him from an oil skimmer dipped up the WASHINGTON (AP) - House Speaker Jim actually transpired,” Defense Secre­ an embarrassing fall. runoff from the beach facing Wright says the House ethics committee and its tary Dick Cheney told reporters as he "He was very passive. Like he was talking returned to Washington from a NATO about the most normal thing in the world,” While Lujan and two congress­ McPherson Passage. chief investigator are dragging their feet in man were touring a section of the Lujan, wearing an orange float granting Wright an opportunity to defend meeting in Brussels. Fernando Arias, spokesman for the Federal The Navy imposed a moratorium on Attorney General’s Office, said Thursday. Prince William Sound shoreline suit, picked his way to the end of himself personally against 69 alleged rules Thursday, a giant Soviet oil the beach nearest his aircraft, violations. firing 16-inch guns found on the Iowa Later Thursday, Salcido was flown back to and its three sister battleships, the California. skimmer was testing its booms at and in moments was posing with a The ethics panel, meanwhile, is investigat­ AP photo •I* Resurrection Bay some 80 miles New Jersey, the Wisconsin and the As he was being deported, Salcido told a U.S. fire hose for photographs. ing yet another investment deal that yielded west in the Gulf of Alaska. Before it was over, several of huge profits for Wright and could yield new Missouri, pending an investigation of IOWA GUN TURRET — Navy Capt, Larry Iowa-class battleships 16-inch gun turret television field producer that he had no regrets the disaster. for his murderous rampage. p»t The Coast Guard plainly was the secretary’s traveling com­ ethics headaches as well. Seaquist, a former commanding officer of the systems. The USS Iowa was ripped by a gun Arias gave this account of Salcido’s confession delighted with the promise of panions had joined him. Laugh­ Committee members will travel to Texas Adm. Richard D. Milligan, a former USS Iowa, uses an illustration to brief turret explosion that killed at least 47 sailors M l progress brought by the 425-foot ing, they enthusiastically blasted next week to interview businessmen who commander of the New Jersey, began to Mexican authorities on Wednesday: the board of inquiry’s investigation, reporters at the Pentagon Thursday on Wednesday. Salcido said his anger began to build about 4 Vaidogubsky, and gains made by the oily mess with such force that helped Wright’s investment partnership par- a 120-foot Mr. Clean III, a it carried over a boom and into lay a $9,120 investment into a $440,000 return in and Pentagon spokesman Fred Hof­ p.m. on April 13 when he returned home from his fman said he could not predict when job at a winery in Sonoma County, Calif., to find 5 111 skimmer from Santa Barbara, the water workers were trying to a short period last year. officers and chaplains broke the news The dead included one officer, Lt. Capt. Larry Seaquist, a former AP photo Calif. protect. That sparked an obscen­ Published reports on Thursday indicated the the investigation would be completed. to the sailors’ next of kin. j.g. Phillip Edward Buch, 24, of Las captain of the Iowa, told reporters his three little girls alone. As the Iowa headed toward its home earlier in the day, “It seems from the Depressed and wondering about his wife, “This was a major step, having ity laced tirade from people on a businessmen has an interest in selling jet “It’s the greatest tragedy any of us Cruces, N.M., and 46 enlisted men. IN CUSTODY — Murder suspect Ramon Salcido, right, smiles from those two skimmers out there,” port in Norfolk, Va., the flag-draped, can suffer,” said Rear Adm. Jimmy Most victims were single and from 18 reports that those powders ex­ Angela Richards, the 28-year-old forklift opera­ the the back of a police van Thursday night after he was taken from barge nearby. trainers to the Air Force. A key question before said Coast Guard Lt. Gary Stock, Retreating, Lujan said, “It the ethics committee is whether Wright metal coffins containing the bodies of Pappas, the base commander in to 22 years old, said Navy officials. A ploded.” Six 110-pound sacks of tor said he left his children and went to local bar Sonoma County Airport to the county jail in Santa Rosa, Calif. the 47 seamen killed arrived at the powder are rammed into each gun for a few beers. When he returned home, Ms. who was monitoring the cleanup looks like this is going to be a big received favors from people with a direct Norfolk. “It’s the most difficult thing memorial service will be held Monday in Anchorage. job to clean up.” interest in legislation. Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, you have to do” to tell someone that a on the Norfolk base. after it is loaded with a 1,900-pound Richards still was not there, he said. site of the largest military mortuary. Salcido said his wife arrived late that evening Exxon spokesman Henry Bea- But he said it was too early for loved one has been killed. Adm. Jerome Johnson, the com­ shell. thard in Valdez estimated that him to know what he would tell Navy honor guards carried the coffins Ernest Hanyecz Sr., of Bordentown, mander of the U.S. 2nd Fleet who was Naval officers familiar with the and he accused her of having an affair with Students battle police off a camouflaged C-5 Galaxy cargo Iowa said an explosion can occur if a fellow winery worker Tracy Toovey. Crowd shouts ‘Kill him’ more than 2 million gallons of the President Bush come Monday. N.J., stayed up all night trying to get aboard the Iowa, said “the fire and 10.1 million-gallon spill was rec­ Lujan and the congressmen SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Hundreds of plane. information about his 27-year-old son explosion was instantaneous.” gun breech is cracked, but Seaquist He had long suspected the two of being The bodies had been airlifted by stressed, “we simply do not know romantically involved, and said he and his wife overable from the surface of the were briefed early Thursday by radical students yelling “Down with dictator­ Ernest before learning Thursday that Navy officials aboard the Iowa had gulf and Prince William Sound. the U.S. Coast Guard in Valdez, ship!” battled riot police with firebombs and helicopter from the Iowa while it was he was among those killed. scheduled firing 22 rounds. Four what caused that powder to go.” had had marital problems ever since they wed in as suspect is returned anchored offshore from Roosevelt None of the four battleships of the December 1984. The spill occurred March 24 after then by Exxon officials. rocks in at least three cities today after rallies “As long as they play their war rounds were fired from the No. 1 the tanker Exxon Valdez hit Bligh Weldon, a member of the demanding the overthrow of President Roh Roads Naval Station in Puerto Rico, games, there will be more deaths and turret and immediately after the Iowa class, which saw service in When Salcido awoke early on the morning of and placed on the cargo plane for the innocent people will die,” said Ha­ commander had given the order to World War II and the Korean and April 14, the killing began. By Mary AAcGrath deputies when he stepped off the plane at Reef. House’s Merchant Marine and Tae-woo. Lujan, Reps. Don Young, R- Fisheries Committee, said he was Several thousand radical students took part flight home. nyecz, whose son joined the Navy at load and prepare the gun in the No. 2 Vietnam wars, had previously expe­ First, he said, he killed his wife, shooting her The Associated Press the Sonoma County Airport late Thurs­ Across the nation, teams of Navy turret, the explosion occurred. rienced such an explosion. three times while his daughters slept. Then he day night. Alaska, and Curt Weldon, R-Pa., unimpressed. in fierce clashes at four major colleges in the age of 17. drove to the Grand Cru winery and shot Toovey SANTA ROSA, Calif. — A furious crowd He was quickly put in a sheriff’s van, and a sizable entourage flew from Weldon noted the two briefings Seoul, surging out of the campuses to attack to death, Salcido said. shouted "Kill him” as a winery worker driven to the jail, then transferred to a Valdez on Thursday by helicopter covered essentially the same riot police who fired volleys of tear gas and Next, he went to the home of his mother-in- who admitted killing his wife, two of his patrol car and made to lie down as it went to Naked Island, a remote beach ground, “but they were com­ hurled rocks back at the protesters. law, Marian Louise Richards, 47. He said he daughters and four other people was past the shouting crowd, sheriff’s Sgt. 45 miles to the southwest. pletely, diametrically opposed.” “Punish Roh Tae-woo!” and “Yankee go One state resident died, 10 escaped injury The group got a look at the only thought she knew and approved of the alleged returned to the wine country where the Cart Dennis said. He said the question that must home! ” the students yelled as they beat drums reau. Blackie’s mother, told the area in Prince William Sound and brass gongs in the third day of serious HARTFORD (AP) - For many Otis, then God has some better things said. “We prayed a lot. I would be affair. slayings occurred. “A lot of people don’t have positive be answered is why — if there lying if I said I wasn’t worried.” Journal Inquirer of Manchester. “It’s Salcio said he killed her and her two young Ramon Salcido, 28, was whisked into feelings toward this suspect,” said where shoreline cleanup opera­ were a contingency plan — it was campus protests in Seoul and other cities. Connecticut parents of sailors aboard for him. ” tions have started. Exxon esti­ the USS Iowa. news of an explosion on Moses .said the family was praying The other Connecticut sailors been a horrendous experience.” daughters, Ruth, 12, and Marie, 8. the Sonoma County jail under tight reserve sheriff’s Deputy John Childers, not implemented almost imme­ aboard the ship that were identified mates it has cleaned 2,100 feet of diately after the spill. the batteship brought fear that later for their lost son. one of six children, Boudreau, whose husband Patrick Then he went home, he said, and slashed the security late Thursday night as about 200 who guarded an area near a runway at and for all the families who also lost were; throats of his daughters. He killed Sofia, 4, and people waiting outside the entrance the rural airfield. “Someone may take it the more than 300 miles of Young credited the beach Sakharov wins election turned to relief. served aboard the Iowa during World oil-splotched shore. One Connecticut sailor was killed in loved ones aboard the battleship. Lt. Timothy Blackie, 40, a native of Teresa, 1, but only wounded 2-year-old Carmina. yelled and waved signs reading “Yes on on himself to act as an executioner. We workers with making some MOSCOW (AP) — Human rights activist War II, said she was unaware her .son As Lujan inspected the cleanup the explosion, but 10 others escaped Moses said he was proud of his son’s Florida whose parents live in Vernon: was at sea, and was shocked to learn Salcido said he headed immediately for the capital punishment” and “Salcido don’t need that. We are just trying to headway. Andrei D. Sakharov, initially eliminated from military service and recognized the Chief Petty Officer Paul Crossley. 24, Mexican border. He left his car behind and doesn’t deserve to live.” prevent that now.” effort, oil glistened off rocks or “They’re making progress, injury. about the explosion. She was informed stood in gleaming puddles in the the ballot, won a seat in the Soviet Union’s new Otis Moses, 23. of Bridgeport was danger of duty aboard the battleship. of West Hartford: Allan Orton of entered Mexico without identification and with ”I just wanted to see this creature,” A native of Mexico but a legal resident that’s the big thing,” he said. parliament in a repeat election by the in a telephone call from Rowland that bright sun. A black stain along the one of 47 sailors who died in the fiery Otis Moses was hoping to attend Newtown, age and rank unavailable; little cash. He said he took a bus to a small town said Nadia Garcia, 40, of Santa Rosa. of the United States, Salcido told Mexican Vice President Dan Quayle will Academy of Sciences, the Tass news agency Petty Officer Edward Peck, 23, of her son was safe. Blackie is a career ”We are all full of anger and bitterness. driftwOod-strewn beach marked stop in Anchorage and Valdez on explosion that ripped through a huge college on the GI bill after leaving the Navy officer based in Virginia Beach, east of his hometown of Los Mochis in officials after his arrest that he was a U.S. reported today. gun turret as the battleship was on West Hartford: William G. Rice of northwestern Mexico and spent three days with I’m surprised no one got out a gun and citizen and asked to be returned north, the high-tide line. The smell of May 4 to 5 as he returns from a Tass announced preliminary results of Navy, then buy a home and build his Va., and is serving as chief engineer­ crude was strong. maneuvers in Atlantic Ocean north of life as a civilian, his father said, Otis Bristol, age and rank unavailable: his grandmother. shot him.” according to the Mexican attorney Pacific Rim excursion and will Thursday’s balloting for 12 parliamentary Raymond Ruberio of New Britain, ing officer aboard the Iowa. He said he told her of the killings and the two Salcido, who has said he had no regrets From a distance, the shore was tour spill sites, U.S. Sen. Frank Puerto Rico on Wednesday, said his Moti.s would have been 24 in June. general’s office. But U.S. authorities a palette of oil-smeared workers seats to be filled by the prestigious academy. father, the Rev. James Mo.ses, pastor age and rank unavailable: Richard S. Boudreau remained concerned that cried together. about the April 14 killings, has been have said they had no record that Salcido Murkowski, R-Alaska, said. Also elected to the Congress of People’s John Bracey said he telephoned the Whittaker of Branford, age and rank her son may have been injured while charged with murder and attempted of the Unity Mission Pentecostal He called his mother to tell her he might never had been naturalized. Deputies were space scientist Roald Z. Church in Bridgeport. Navy before finding out his 19-year- unavailable; John T. Guillemette. 19, fighting the fire that followed the see her again. murder. “I want to be tried in an American court Sagdeev, economist Nikolai Shmelev and old son, Rodney, was safe. of Enfield, seaman: and Marcus explosion. As chief engineering of­ The subject of a massive manhunt, "I’m not bitter at all.” the elder Early Wednesday morning, federal agents and face an American jury,” NBC News Georgy A. Arbatov, director of the U.S.A. and Moses said. “We’re not a family to be “He (a Navy spokesman) told me Burrus of Waterbury, rank and age ficer, his unit would have been picked up Salcido outside Los Mochis. The Salcido was arrested Wednesday in quoted Salcido as saying during his brief Canada Institute. that my son’s name was not on the unavailable. responsible for fighting the blaze, she western Mexico, near his hometown of bitter about things. We’re a family attorney general’s office said he was riding a bus stopover in Mexico City. NEED SOME EXTRA Tass said Shmelev, who has proposed radical that believes that if God has taken (casualty) list.” the elder Bracey “I was so relieved.” Ivalee Boud­ said. when he was arrested at a roadblock set up by Los Mochis in the state of Sinaloa. solutions to the Soviet Union’s economic He was brought to Mexico City Long extradition proceedings might drug agents outside the village of Guasave. have been necessary if Salcido had been SPENDING MONEY? problems, won the most votes, 869 of 1,101. Authorities flew Salcido to the Pacific Coast Thursday afternoon, deported by Mexi­ treated as a Mexican citizen. Sakharov received 806 and Sagdeev received resort of Mazatlan, where he confessed to can authorities and flown back to 739, it said. Memorial services set for victims of Iowa blast federal agents and in an interview broadcast on California on a jet belonging to “Pea­ Salcido, a forklift operator at a Sonoma Newspaper routes available in your area... national Mexican television. nuts” cartoonist Charles Shulz, who lives County winery 40 miles north of San A Navy officer, accompanied by a death. in Sonoma County. Francisco, admitted the slayings Wed­ Officials fuel repression NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The wait sailors who died Wednesday when an “I’m guilty,” he said in the interview. “I did has ended for the 47 families of explosion rocked the interior of a gun chaplain, went to each family. “As long as they play their war the killings in the United States and I expect to be The handcuffed Salcido smiled faintly nesday night in a TV interview but Earn money and prizes by delivering the SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) - turret while the battleship was off Young Chang Ha, another chaplain, games, there will be more deaths and at the crowd of reporters and sheriff’s refused to discuss his motives. crewmen killed aboard the battleship judged there.” Government raids on a leftist union federation, USS Iowa. Now the grieving begins. Puerto Rico. described arriving at a Norfolk innocent people will die.” said Ernest Manchester Herald in your a refugee group and a women’s organization In the Iowa’s home port of Norfolk, “Words, whatever they are, come apartment at 3 a.m. Thursday in the Hanyecz Sr. neighborhood. are part of a repression campaign by the new a memorial service was scheduled for empty when you’ve just told someone company of a Navy officer in dress But in Cleveland, the mother of presidential administration, group leaders today along the Elizabeth River. The that their husband or loved one is blues to tell a woman that her husband Clayton Michael Hartwig, said her say. Navy plans a second service Monday, dead.” said Cmdr. Doug Palmer, was dead. family does not blame the Navy for Congress expects attack subs to be cut Call today to get more details. "Repression has increased’ since which President Bush is to attend. acting base chaplain at the Norfolk “She said, ‘Are you sure? Are you her son’s death. 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from the bottom spot on the list. HHKHTIIRW Per-capita income in the Rocky Mountain states Farmland values up again Activity Over the past 30 tracing (3ays Business world suspicious BUSINESS MW' last year averaged $14,282, 13 percent below the WASHINGTON (AP) — Improved prospects for BUSINESS national average of $16,444, the Commerce the nation’s agriculture have helped boost the Jacobs named treasurer Department reported. In the Southeast region, value of farmland, but Agriculture Department as Pickens takes on Japan : j)0- income averaged $14,331. economists say the heady price levels of the early Linda Jacobs of The highest-income region in 1988 was New 1980s are as yet but a dream. trusting relationship first. In Cranston, R.I., for­ 2.350- England, with per-capita personal income of The department’s Economic Research Service TOKYO (AP) - Corporate $20,013, up 7.8 percent from the previous year. The Hunts came close to silver monopoly takeover artist T. Boone Japan, it is not possible to just merly of Manchester, said Thursday that as of Feb. 1 the average value say, Tm a major shareholder’ has been promoted to Middle Atlantic region ranked second, at $18,904, of U.S. farmland, including buildings, was $597 per Pickens has raided Japan, 2 300- up 7 percent from 1987. By Jennifer Dixon The Commodity Futures Trad­ Many documents in the case century and then fell even more leaving business leaders suspi­ and get a seat on the board treasurer at Dimeo acre, up 6 percent from about $564 on Feb. 1,1988. The Associated Press ing Commission contends that the had been sealed from the public right away," Koito director Construction Co. of Here’s how other regions fared last year; Far It was the second consecutive annual increase. quickly than they had risen. Only cious and wondering whether West, $18,235, up 5.8 percent from 1987; Great brothers actually were engaged view since 1985 at the Hunts’ Tamotsu Aoyama told a news Providence. R.I., and 2 250- :ii! Farmland prices sank to a 19-year low of $548 per the (Hunts’) silver-buying frenzy Americans like him want to Lakes, $16,161, up 6.3 percent; Plains, $15,495, up WASHINGTON - The multi­ in a price-fixing scheme. request; the stack is now more ... accounts for the magnitude of buy their companies just as the conference Thursday. Boston. acre on Feb. 1, 1987, before gaining 3 percent last millionaire Hunt brothers of In a previously sealed submis­ than 5 feet tall. The filings in the Pickens, in his first visit to DOW JONFS AVERAGE 4.8 percent; Southwest, $14,365, up 5.2 percent. year. the price rise,” said a CFTC Japanese have done in the Her duties will in­ 2 200- APRH TO, 19M Texas came within weeks of sion by the CFTC to an adminis­ quasi-judicial proceeding were document. United States. Tokyo, challenged what ana­ clude overall and long- “However, the 1989 value was still 27 percent cornering the world silver trative law judge, the agency released by the agency this week lysts consider two central HIGH 2.399.19 Eisner is highest-paid CEO below the record $823 in 1982,” the report said. It is the largest market manipu­ However, the difficulties the range financial plan­ LOW 2.356.05 market, according to a pre­ contends that had the scheme not in response to the AP request. Texas oilman has encountered tenets of Japanese business ning in addition to 2.150- NEW YORK (AP) — Walt Disney Chairman viously secret government docu­ collapsed, “by the end of May The CFTC has accused the lation case ever filed by the CFTC culture: that a company be­ CLOSE 2,377,38 and if the Hunts lose, they could with the subtleties and intrici­ preparation and anal­ Down 9.53 Michael D. Eisner, who orchestrated the com­ Digital VCR is portable ment, but the Hunts say they were 1980, they could have owned brothers, heirs to one of the ties of Japanese business longs to its employees, not its ysis of budgets and change pany’s transformation into a multimedia enter­ only following a family tradition be permanently banned from 2, * 00. virtually the entire available world’s greatest fortunes, of suggest Pickens himself is far shareholders; and that the cash management. f MTWTF MTw TD MTwT^ MTwTA MTwTR MTwT tainment titan, earned $40.1 million in 1988, TOKYO (AP) — Sony Corp. announced of thinking — and buying — big. world supply of deliverable .999 trading in all futures markets and Japanese market is for Japa­ H____ »_____2?_____ 3_____ 10 1? rigging the price of silver futures fined $100,000 for each violation of from being a threat to Japan’s She received her putting him at the top of Business Week’s list of Thursday it has developed a portable digital Filings in the government’s silver bullion." between fall 1979 and March 27, leading companies. nese, not foreigners, to enjoy. MBFBh A^ni highest-paid corporate bosses, the magazine said videocassette recorder that allows tapes to be price-fixing case against Nelson Attorneys for the Hunts counter federal commodity laws. Pickens argued in a speech economics degree in 1980, That day came to be known Pickens has purchased 1974 from Bowdoin Thursday. copied or edited more than 20 times with little loss Bunker and William Herbert that their silver investments as “Silver Thursday” as prices The brothers’ response to the shares worth about $1 billion in that protecting shareholders’ Right behind him is Disney’s president, Frank in quality. Hunt show that government in­ stemmed simply from their pref­ charges offers a glimpse into College in Brunswick, crashed to $10 an ounce from a Koito Manufacturing Co., a rights by using corporate Maine, and a master’s Connecticut leads in income G. Wells, who garnered $32.1 million, the The machine, dubbed the DVR-1, is the first vestigators believe they were erence for investing in hard one-time high of more than $50 an jet-setting life on the interna­ major auto parts maker, sur­ buyouts to oust incompetent magazine reported in its May 1 edition. The bulk of portable VCR that uses digital rather than analog close to establishing a world assets as a hedge against infla­ tional horse-racing circuit from management helped resusci­ degree in accounting WASHINGTON (AP) — Connecticut again led ounce. passing Toyota Motor to be­ in 1975 from Nor­ money earned by Eisner and Wells came from recording, resulting in better picture quality and silver monopoly in 1980. tion and monetary uncertainty. Thousands of investors, who Kentucky to France, of banking come the largest shareholder. tate the U.S. economy over the the nation in per-capita income last year, $22,761, stock options they exercised. little picture distortion when copies are made, The brothers, in their response, And they said such large in Zurich, and of courting Arab Linda Jacobs theastern University had purchased silver on credit, But despite owning 20.2 per­ last nine years. in Boston. She is a followed by New Jersey, Massachusetts, Alaska Business Week said the biggest surprise in its Sony officials said. say the silver shopping spree was purchases were in keeping with lost billions of dollars when they investors. cent of Koito, its management “What happened in the U.S. and Maryland, the government reported 39th annual survey of executive pay in the United In digital recording, video and audio informa­ nothing out of the ordinary forthe the brothers’ approach to were forced to sell it to pay'their The CFTC says it has evidence politely turned down Pickens’ in the 1980s will find its way to member of the Financial Executives Institute, the Thursday. States was the average salary and bonus for chief tion is converted into a series of binary pulses such sons of legendary Texas oilman business. debts. The Hunts themselves lost of a “tangled web’’ of relation­ request this week for a seat on the Japanese business com­ Construction Financial Management Association By region, the Rocky Mountain states last year executive officers topped $1 million for the first as those used by computers to process informa­ H.L. Hunt. At the time of the 1987 filing. an estimated $1.3 billion. ships and rendezvous at luxurious the board of directors. munity in the 1990s,” he and the Rhode Island Society of CPAs. slipped into last place in per-capita personal time, and the average total compensation tion. Compact discs also use digital recording to The government and defense Hunt attorneys said, Bunker “The prices for silver bullion locales to support charges the “It is necessary to build a predicted. She is the daughter of Ruth of Ronald Jacobs. income, for the first time bumping the Southeast exceeded $2 million. improve sound quality. documents, which had been owned a forest in Florida, the and futures during that period men schemed to corner the silver under court seal, were obtained largest tract of land in northern rose to their highest levels of the market. by The Associated Press this Australia, a quarter of million week through a Freedom of square feet of building property Information Act request. in downtown Anchorage and the “H.L. Hunt was a wildcatter,” biggest piece of waterfront prop­ in the Greater the brothers' lawyers say in their erty in San Diego. He was one of response. "He raised his sons the largest cattle raisers in the OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area with a wildcatter’s philosophy, country, and owned the largest which involved risk-taking and Arab coin collection in the world. < rapid decision making. When the Their oil holdings “of course, Hunts enter a field of investment, REAL ESTATE are very substantial,” the lawy­ MIS they typically do so on a rela­ ers said, and include interests in N tively large scale in light of their “many of the richest fields substantial wealth.’’ discovered to date.’’

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O p e n Fo ru m THaFiSd Piep ouT puiJiNG OPINION TMe L-aST oiL ase, WHeM a Charter changes targets for the criminals. ning a right-wing kidnapping ring Furthermore, autos kill more just three weeks ago? Would H06e SLiCK covei?eP MoST C 0 | q | ^ ^ | ^ 0 y 0 Flight 103 would be costly people each year than guns do in labor and opposition leaders still oF Morth aMeeica. this country. Why isn’t there talk be disppearing on a regular To the Editor: of auto control instead of gun basis? control? I do not need govern­ Please. Sen. Dodd, use your investigator The voters of Bolton will have ment telling me what kind of gun influence and follow your ideals. the opportunity to vote May 1 for to buy any more than I need them Insist that our government push two options: charter changes. I am opposed to to tell me what kind of car to buy. for negotiations to end the civil locked out a number of the provisions Today’s world is more danger­ war. Perhaps we can’t get incorporated in this proposed ous because our government has ARENA out of power right away, revision and will vote against the absolutely no firm desire to stop but we can at least try to end the quit or pay adoption of this proposed charter the drug trade which is at the killing. ^ 0 ^ By Jack Anderson revision. bottom of most of the killings. It doesn’t seem like the mood in and Dale Van Atta I have attended most of the Indeed, top government officials Congress is such that aid will be meetings held by the Charter have been openly accused of cut off, but it should be as long as The convicted felon’s life is a trying one. WASHINGTON - The congres­ Revision Commission. The aiding the drug business and I the ARENA government is in o o l Not only must Connecticut’s jailbirds do hard sional investigator with the best changes, especially in the form of believe much of this collusion has power. There will be votes in chance of unraveling the mystery of government, were taken from been buried under a “national Congress over the next several time. Now they must pay the very same towns with at least three times security” blanket. cigarette tax as those who have found a way to Pan Am Flight 103 is sitting at home, months on this issue, though, and locked out of her file cabinets, the Bolton’s population of approxi­ We don’t need more laws but we it is important for all of us to let live without stealing from, beating and victim of an office squabble. mately 4,300. Such proposals may do need enforcement of existing Sen. Dodd, as well as our other murdering one another. Until late March, the House sub­ be necessary for efficiency in laws. representatives, know how we Rocky MtN. committee with oversight of the large cities. Bolton does well in feel. News-Nea V- Poor convicts. the form of government it has. Joseph T. Guardian! It is also important to consider Let them strike, if that’s what they want. Federal Aviation Administration was leading the charge in the congres­ Bolton does need more clerical Seymour the sheer magnitude of the They’ll go back to work when they’re too sional probe to expose airline security help in its town offices, not dollars we are sending down broke to afford a pack of cigarettes (even with problems that make U.S. airlines easy bosses. Another layer of bureau­ there — almost $400 million per targets for terrorists. cracy is not an efficiency Support Haverl year. I’m not against foreign aid Castro’s man in Washington the higher taxes). And if they’re going to enhancer. if it’s going to help a government disrupt exercise period, just deny them the But subcommittee chairwoman Cardiss Coilins, D-Ill., fumbled In The proponents of the town in Andover vote run literacy programs, or build priority to promoting a more with some success — to limit their privilege of exercise. open field. She fired her lead investi­ manager form of government health clinics and housing for its By George Gedda normal relationship with Cuba. dealings with Cuba. The prisoners and their apologists are gator, Sheila Hershow, for having have, to date, skirted the issue of To the Editor: people, but the government of El Sanchez Parodi thought that There was the U.S.-led invasion confused. They think they have the same “irreconcilable differences” with the cost, saying that it will cost Salvador isn’t doing that. It is WASHINGTON - He is per­ full diplomatic relations could be of Grenada, Cuba’s main suppor­ staff director. And then Collins fired Bolton nothing. This is a specious As we approach the municipal instead of using U.S. dollars to restored in two or three years. ter in the Caribbean, and the rights as their fellow citizens — the right to argument. The charter revision haps the longest serving chief of the staff director. election on May 1, we should oppress and sometimes kill those diplomatic mission in Washing­ But one setback followed introduction of Radio Marti, the protest, the right to withhold services. But Capitol Hill sources are amazed states that the town manager consider the candidate for first Salvadorans that are struggling ton but his name has been another. President Carter’s na­ VGA broadcast operation tai­ 69 mmi t••#••#••••••••••• ll ALEXANDER GIRELLI.... Associate Editor doors and called my daughter, Judy, and dedicated person. When she is involved 35 Fulton Road, Manchester 1* - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 2). 1989 A Iflaurlirstrr l-lrralit Radon Food North ‘knew it was wrong,’ Section 2, Page 13 Friday, April 21, 1989 From page 1 From page 1 SPORTS A says excused jury alternate said Richard Guimond, the are totally free of nathral “ Eating a fly wing may not hurt EPA’s director of radiation defects,” you, but it does indicate how Gesell. programs, The alternative — using more carefully the food has been WASHINGTON (AP) - A jury it was wrong.” “ It must be specific, not simply EPA spokeswoman Martha Ca­ chemicals to control insects, prepared,” said Rodney E. Leo­ began deliberating the fate of That remark addresses crimi­ a general admonition or vague sey said no list of the schools rodents and other natural con­ nard, executive director of the Oliver North today, after one of nal intent, a question that will be expression of preference.” tested was immediately availa­ taminants — “ is not satisfactory Community Nutrition Institute, a the alternate jurors who sat central to the jury’s Gesell said “ neither the presi­ ble, but affected state authorities because of the very real danger of non-profit consumer interest through his criminal trial said of deliberations. Jim Tierney dent” nor North’s bosses “ had the and school officials in the 41 exposing consumers to potential group based in Washington, D.C. North’s role in the Iran-Contra McKie said she would have legal authority to order anyone to communities have been told of hazards from residues of these Leonard said it may be time for affair: “ He knew it was wrong.” voted to convict North on some the test results. chemicals,” the agency says. the FDA to review the standards, "Noonesaid ‘if you don’t do this charges, acquit him on others, violate the law.” In California, State Health “ to go back and examine what we’re going to fire you,” ’ alter­ but she emphasized she had not At the same time, the judge In its manual, the FDA lists a nate juror Horasina McKie told discussed the case with other encouraged the jury to consider Services Director Kenneth Kizer range of products from apple quality do we expect and do these said the national advisory is standards reflect that. Some of CBS News, addressing one of the jurors and thus could not say how the atmosphere of secrecy that butter to nutmeg, from popcorn to central points North used in his they felt. pervaded the Reagan adminis­ based on weakscientificevidence pizza sauce. For each, it also lists these levels may be too high. and will result in unfounded “ There’s more sensitivity to­ defense — that all his actions North'testified that he had no tration in the Iran-Contra affair. the level of allowed “ defect” — were authorized by superiors. idea any of his actions violated Emphasizing that “ our country fears, will further erode confi­ including insects, maggots, ro­ day about food quality than at any It was such time since the 1960s when we last McKie, among the five alter­ the law and that he had good is governed by the rule of law,” dence in government, and waste dent filth, fly eggs, mold, rot and had a major review of food safety nates excused from the panel motives for what he did. Gesell said others ‘‘ranking money. mammalian excreta. legislation,” he said. Thursday, said she thinks Presi­ He said he destroyed a ledger above or below” North may have There is no federal law requir­ “ During harvesting and pro­ ing tests for radon, although dent Reagan knew about North’s showing how he had spent engaged in the same kind of HOME RUN — cessing, a great deal of this is activities. $300,000 in cash on orders of CIA conduct he did. a nice day Congress enacted a law last year removed, but there could be a few Manchester High’s requiring the EPA to study the " I believe Mr. Reagan knew director William Casey because “ Some have pled guilty to pieces of insects or insect bodies what was going on,” she told CBS. the document contained names of charges, some await trial, some Aris Leonard dives extent of radon contamination in that get through,” Paris Brickey, schools. Congress has yet to Crime “ I can’t say he knew everything, Contras leaders and that expo­ are dead, others have received in head first in a chief of the microanalytical but I think he knew enough to immunity in exchange for testify­ for a game provide the $1.5 million for the From page 1 sure could have endangered their cioud of dust as he branch at the FDA, said know what was going on. I mean, lives. North is accused of illegally ing,” said the judge. ‘ ‘This program, however, said Sen. Thursday. scores on his iong John Chafee, R-R.I., a sponsor of you see (national security ad­ converting $4,300 from the evidence was admitted so you Wednesday afternoon brought with it sunny skies home run in the viser Robert) McFarlane every $300,000 cash fund to his own use. would better understand the the legislation. “ But these are not harmful to the crime watch. Reinhorn said. with only a slight head wind. health,” he said. “ The main The captains will work with their week, he’s only 100 yards from The jury foreman, Denise And­ atmosphere in which, and the third inning of “ These very preliminary find­ A beautiful, spring day. objection is aesthetics, but most neighbors within those streets you or feet from you.” erson , 34, presides over a group of circumstances under which the Thursday’s game at ings show that radon may be a A beautiful day, say, for a baseball game. would not notice it in the food if it and report to Kibbe. Reagan told the Tower com­ nine women and three men defendant was working as these Keiiey Field. Rock­ more serious health problem in I went to cover the Manchester-Rockville were there because most of it is “ If there’s a particular individ­ mission on Jan. 26, 1987 that he chosen for their task 2'A months may bear” on North’s intent. our schools than we originally baseball game at 3:30 at Kelley Field, home of the ville catcher Kevin thought — that it may be as microscopic.” Also, some of the ual or car that is suspected of did not know that the National ago because they were among the Horasina McKie, one of the five Donovan waits for foreign matter, like the field hitting these areas, we’re able to Security Council staff was en­ few Americans who hadn’t alternate jurors excused Thurs­ Indians. serious as asbestos or lead in When I arrived, Manchester was practicing on the throw which drinking water,” said Sen. Quen­ insects, will be washed off by get that information out,” Rein­ gaged in helping the Contra watched, read or heard anything day by Gesell, told CBS News; the field with Coach Don Race. The Rockville team came too late while tin Burdick, D-N.D., chairman of consumers before it is eaten, he horn said. rebels in Nicaragua. substantial about North’s tele­ “ Mr. North had a choice in what wasn’t there. The game had been postponed. the Senate Environment and said. “ You have to take an interest McKie’s comments addressed vised testimony in 1987. he did.... Hehadachoice to either Umpire Larry And­ Public Works Committee. If the FDA found a harmful pest for your neighbor,” he said. He a central point North has used in Anderson, a hospital employee, say, ‘No, I don’t want to do this,’ Why? erson watches the The EPA estimates that over a or contaminant, like the salmo­ advised residents to take more his defense. was picked for the jury after or ‘Yes, sir, I will do this’ even as The parents that arrived shortly afterward were play. The Indians lifetime regular exposure to 4 nella organism, the defect levels notice of the cars and people in The former White House aide telling lawyers: “ I don’t like the it went along and he knew it was in shock and disbelief that the game was not being 5m . ‘-•c ■ * .- . .-W won, 6-0. picocuries of radon is equivalent would not apply and the agency the neighborhood, and to take the testified that he had authorization news.” wrong.” played. The Manchester players themselves to smoking a half pack of would take the food off the time to write down the license- for all his actions in the Iran- In two hours of instructions As to Reagan’s involvement, couldn’t understand it. Reginald Plnlo/Manchatlar Herald cigarettes a day. Scientists have market, he said. plate numbers of suspicious cars, Contra affair, including allegedly Thursday, the 12 jurors were told McKie said, “ I can’t say he knew It had rained Tuesday night and early estimated that radon may cause The agency uses its defect just in case. obstructing Congress by denying to consider only in a narrowly everything, but I think he knew Wednesday morning. But the rain had stopped by up to 20,000 lung cancer deaths a action levels to measure the The following streets will be that he was assisting the Nicara­ defined context North’s assertion enough to know what was going mid-morning with the clouds giving way to glorious year, second only to fatalities sanitary conditions of food manu­ covered in the crime watch; guan Contras. that all his actions were directed on.” CBS said she emphasized sunshine. caused by smoking. facturers and processors, he said. Adams Street. Crestwood Drive. “ Mr. North ... wasn’t made to by higher-ups including Presi­ that she had not discussed the The Manchester High custodians are responsible Manchester wins its third straight Actual exposure of children to If contaminants are found in Devon Drive. Deepwood Drive. do what he did,” said McKie. “ He dent Reagan . case with other jurors and thus for preparing a field the day of a game. They radon in schools is difficult to excess of the allowed levels, the Deerfield Drive. Edmund Street. had a choice in it. He had a choice “ Authorization requires clear, did not know their views. certainly had sufficient time to prepare Kelley Bv Jim Tlernev couple today pretty good, but right at determine from the incomplete FDA can take legal action against Fairview Street. Ferndale Street, to either say ‘No, I don’t want to direct instructions to act at a Field for that game. Allegedly, some of the heavy Manchester Herald people. They (Manchester) did good do this’ or ‘yes sir, I will do this’ Fidel Castro became prime EPA tests since levels can range the manufacturer and remove the Foxcroft Drive, Linmore Drive given time in a given way,” said equipment they use on the field leaves large things offensively. They executed and St. John Street. even as it went along and he knew minister of Cuba in 1959. widely from school to school and product from the market. indentations in the infield, especially a wet one. Manchester High baseball Coach very well.” Wheelock went one step further even among rooms in the same If this is the case, hand tools such as rakes could Don Race didn’t have any complaints than Race with his accolades for school, according to agency have gotten the job done. This is their with his team after the Indians’ officials. picture-perfect 6-0 shutout win over Leonard. responsibility. 'The custodians, supposedly, “ Leonard covers that outfield bet­ Guimond estimated in an inter­ couldn’t get the field in a proper playing condition CCC East rival Rockville High Thursday afternoon at Kelley Field. ter than anybody in the state as far as view that from the data obtained in time for the game. Behind the effective pitching of I ’m concerned in high school,” he from the tests in the 130 schools, it At As a result, Manchester High was forced to is likely that students in as many junior George Covey, who was mak­ said. “ He plays deep but he’s got the postpone the game in the early afternoon. as 10 percent of the nation’s ing his varsity debut, and a stellar speed to get things in front of him. It was ridiculous this game wasn’t played. schools could be exposed to i ^ n a s o n i c defensive effort anchored by junior (And) He hit the heck out of the ball Manchester practiced exclusively indoors during unhealthy radon levels on a centerfielder Aris Leonard, Manches­ today.” the preseason due to the poor weather. The Indians regular basis. ter was in complete control. The Indians scored the only run they weren’t able to play any scrimmage games before Of the 3,000 schoolrooms tested, Leonard also was the main man at would need in the first. They loaded their opening encounter with crosstown rival East 19 percent had levels of 4 the plate for Manchester. He went the bases with one out after Leonard picocuries or more. About 3 Catholic on April 12. 2-for-2, including a solo home run, and singled and walks were issued to percent, or 101 classrooms in six The spring scholastic baseball season is so short scored three times. The graceful Keith DiYeso, who was 2-for-2 with a states, had levels of at least 20 — it begins in early April and ends in late May — Leonard made five putouts in center, double and triple, and Dom l^urini- picocuries, including 77 school­ that any postponement can become a big problem. making extremely difficult plays look tis, who drove in two runs. Junior Jeff rooms in Nashville, enn., area With bad weather, which w e’ve had a lot of this easy. Davis’ groundout to second baseman where the highest level — 136 month, these teams end up cramming in half of “ We played a superb ballgame Neema Shakibai scored Leonard to picocuries — also was found. their 18- to 20-game schedules in the final three defensively,” Race said. “ This team make it 1-0. Especially high levels also weeks of May. showed the balance that it has. (And) Manchester added two more in the were found in schools in Butte, For the most part. Mother Nature doesn’t allow this was (Covey’s) first start on the third, Leonard blasted his solo homer Mont., 51 picocuries: Los Ala­ control of these factors. But, when She does allow varsity level. I ’m happy with the over rightfielder Jim Kuhne’s head. mos, N.M., 41 picocuries: and the human control, such as Wednesday afternoon, it progress he’s shown. There’s a lot of After DiYeso doubled. Laurinitis Spokane, Wash., area, 98picocur­ seems almost a sin that a game is not played. veterans on this team that have singled him home for a 3-0 lead. In the ies, according to the EPA. On the local scholastic slate Wednesday, the only played here two years and have fifth, the same combination teamed played summer ball.” Guimond said such levels “ are other game which was postponed was the Cheney up again. DiYeso tripled over center- As for Leonard’s brilliant play. not that unique” at schools Tech at Portland game which was scheduled for an fielder Sean Perry’s head to score Race said, “ It could’ve been 6-3 located in areas where significant II a.m. start. Leonard, who had walked. Laurinitis radon is present in the ground and without Aris out there. He gets to drove in DiYeso with a sacrifice fly. Other than that, the starting time of the those balls and and almost camps where ventilation systems often Manchester-East Catholic girls’ softball game was suck radon into buildings. "When under them. He gets to balls that most Senior Marcus Mateya had an pushed up from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to allow these two things occur, you’re centerfielders wouldn’t get to.” RBI-double in the fourth. Fitzgerald Field time to dry out. going to get those high levels,” he Manchester is undefeated in the “ I think the kids have confidence in Both the Coventry High baseball and girls’ said. league at 3-0 and is 3-1 overall. themselves now,” Race said. The other states in which softball teams played games at Bacon Academy in Rockville slips to 2-1 in the CCC East Colchester. And, East Catholic baseball traveled to and 2-2 overall. The Indians were MANCHESTER (6) — Joyner rf 4-0-0-0, schools were tested were Nevada, Leonard ct 2-3-2-1, DiYeso lb2-2-2-1, Laurini­ Wyoming, Colorado, North Da­ West Haven to take on Notre Dame. The game scheduled to host South Windsor today tis c 2-0-1-2, Dovis dh 3-0-1-1, Covey p O-O-O-O, kota, Kansas, Minnesota, Mis­ began at 10 a.m. without a hitch. at 1 at Kelley Field. Seors pr O-O-O-O, Cunningham If 2-1-0-0, Covey, a righthander, allowed only Gilbert ss 2-0-0-0, Motevo 2b 3-0-1-1, Barry 3b souri, Illinois, Indiana, Georgia A rule exists in the custodial unions which 2- 0-0-0. Totals 22-4-7-4. and New Jersey. prevents team members from working on the field three hits in his six-plus innings ROCKVILLE (0) — Barfield ss 2-0-04), worked. He walked five and struck out Allely dh 4-0-1-0, Donovan c O-O-O-O, Donahue According to the agency, un­ in preparation for a game or practice. 3b/p2-0-0-0, Perry cf/c3-0-0-0, Masllonisp/lb Wednesday afternoon brought with it sunny skies three, Rockville left eight men on healthy radon levels also have Cn<-20853 44900 Reginald Plnto/Manchaater Herald 3- 0-2-0, Shakibai 2b/p 3-0-0-0, M artello Ib /p been found in previous tests in with only a slight headwind. base Junior Matt Helin relieved 2-0-1-0, Sousza ph 1-O-0-0, Sowver If 2-0-0-0, Covey with no outs and a man on first Kuhne rf 2-0-0-0. Totals 24-0-4-0. schools in Virginia, Florida, stereo Monitor-Receiver A beautiful, spring day. HERE IT COMES — Manchester High pitcher George Covey Manchester 102 120 x—4-7-0 Maryland, Pennsylvania, New i •OmniAlt Ttohnology Where was the baseball game? base in the seventh. Rockville 000 000 0—0-4-0 delivers a pitch during Thursday s game with Rockville High. "W e haven’t scored all year,” Covey, Helln (7) and Laurinitis. Masllonis, York, Ohio, and Iowa. Those Martello (4), Donahue (5) and Saklbol (4) t|;wd®clStrtiJJS«oW»lon wtthdb*’ "o'** Covey worked six strong innings to pick up his first win of the Rockville Coach Art Wheelock said. findings were not part of the Jim Tierney Is a sports writer for the Manchester and Donovan. •1S5 chnnnnl c*bt*

IN BRIEF Twln87.Tlgere2 76er8l05,Net892 TheScottish highlands Baseball Astros 4. Braves 3 Hockey Passion is presented DETROIT MINNESOTA The Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Players’ HOUSTON ATLANTA PHILADELPHIA (105) o b r h M O b rh b l J.S. Bach’s “ The Passion According to Saint Umpire schedules available eb r h M o b r h bl Smith t-3 t-7 3, Borkley « 6-9 16, production of “ Brigadoon” continues this weekend. KWIIms cf 5 0 0 0 Gagne ss 3 0 0 0 Young cf 4 1 1 0 LSmIth It 4 0 0 0 GmlnskI 6-12 7-8 19, Checks 5-7 34 13. Matthew,” one of the largest and most elaborate Lovullo 3b 4 0 0 0 Bush ph 0 0 0 0 BHotchr If 5 0 2 1 DJomes rf 3 2 3 0 Hawkins 12-161-225, Anderson 8-131-117, Weld There are evening performances tonight and Schedules for Manchester Little League W ilta k r 2b 2 1 1 1 Newmn ss 1 0 12 American League standings Ooron 2b 5 0 11 Russell rf 10 0 0 2-3 2-A 6. Brooks 1-6 04 2, S.Jones 0-3 04 0, NHL playoff glance choral works every composed, will be performed Trom m I ss 3 0 0 0 Bckmn 2b 5 0 10 Saturday at 8, and a matinee on Sunday at 2 p.m. umpires are to be picked up Monday at 8:15 GDovIs 1b 2 10 0 GPerry lb 4 0 0 0 Henderson 2-404 4, RowInsk11-1 042. Totals Lynn It 4 0 0 0 Puckett cf 3 0 2 0 Sunday at 3 p.m. at the University of Connecticut’s Romlrz ss 3 0 0 0 DM rphy rf 3 1 0 0 42-7621-32105. All performances are at the East Hartford Middle p.m, at the American Legion Hall prior to the East Division Nokes c 3 0 0 0 Goettl 3b 4 0 0 0 DIVISION PINAU Bass rt 4 1 1 1 Gant 3b 4 0 12 NEW JERSEY (92) Jorgensen Auditorium. More than 300 musicians W L Pet. OB Bergmn 1b 3 1 1 0 Hrbek dh 3 1 1 0 Woles Cbofsrwibe School. 777 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. General monthly Little League meeting. Anyone ComlnIt 3b 4 12 0 JDovIs c 4 0 0 0 M orris 8-22 3-619, WMIIoms 4-13048, Carroll Boston 7 6 .530 Lemon rt 4 0 2 0 Gloddn ph 1 1 0 0 Monday. 17 from UConn and surrounding communities will Blgglo c 4 0 10 Tredwy 2b 4 0 10 4-10 2-2 10, Connor 4-7 5-6 13,McGee4-141-2 AprH admission is $9. senior citizens and student tickets interested in umpiring should also stop by and Boltim ore 7 7 .500 »/i Sherldn dh 2 0 0 1 Larkin lb 3 2 2 0 9,Hlnson6-132-214. Bagiev 5-t01-212,Galnes 1-4 Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 3 Scott p 10 0 0 Blouser ss 4 0 10 perform the oratorio, conducted by Peter Bagiey, a see Lloyd Boutilier. Mllwoukee 6 7 .463 1 AAorInd dh 2 0 1 0 CCostlll rf 3 1 2 2 Montreol 3, Boston 2 are $6. For information, call 528-8595 or 644-4038. Trevino ph 10 0 0 ZSmIth p 2 0 0 0 1-13, l-ee0-2O40,B.Jones 1-32-24. Totols37-98 New York 6 0 .439 V/7 Harper c 2 0 0 1 Wednesday, A pril )9 professor of music. Tickets are $6 general, $3 Darwin p 0 0 0 0 Evens ph 1 0 0 0 17-23 92. For more information, call Boutilier at Toronto 6 9 .400 3 Dwyer ph 0100 Phllodelphlo 4, Pittsburgh 2, series Ned 1-1 Ashby ph 10 0 0 Acker p 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 34 24 23 24—105 students and senior citizens. 649-4274. Clevelond 5 8 .385 3 Laudner c 0 0 0 0 Agosto p 0 0 0 0 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 New JerM v 25 23 >4 20— 92 Detroit 3 9 .350 m Moses If 2 1 1 1 AAontreal 3, Boston 2, OT, Montreal DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Blocker ph 1 0 0 0 3-Polnt goal—Boglev. Pooled oot—None. West Division T otolt 33 3 9 3 TOfOtS 30 710 6 leads series b Totolt 94 4 I 3 Totolt 35 3 6 3 Rebounds— Philadelphia 47 (BorklevO 15), 2 Visit the Far East W L Pet. OB New Jersey 65 (Hinson 12). Assists— Friday, April 21 Texos 13 3 .857 Detroit 100 010 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Dominski hurls no-hitter Houston 000 030 02»—4 Phllodelphla 25 (Barkley 8), New Jersey 15 A true legacy Ooklond 10 6 .625 3 MHinesoto OM 000 OSK—7 Montreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m. The Bushnell Travel Film Series presents Atlonta 301 000 000 1 (Connor, Boglev, (^Ine s 3). Total Minnesota 8 5 .615 m DP—Detroit 1. LOB—Detroit 8, Mlnne- SundoVp April 0 E—Gant 2, Doran. DP—Atlonto 1. fouls—Philadelphia 10, New Jersey 22. Michelle Dominski hurled a no-hitter in Californio 9 6 .600 m soto 10. 2B—Lemon, Hrbek, CCostlllo, Pittsburgh at Phllodetphto, 7:05 p.m. “ Portraits of the Great Far East,” this weekend at Some of the best contemporary folk musicians LOB—Houston 8, Atlonto 6. 2B—DJomes, A—12,007. Konsos CItv 8 7 .533 4«/» Puckett. HR—W hitaker (3). SB—Whftoker Montreal at Boston, 7:05 p.m. leading host Manchester Community College Boss 38—Gant. 5—Scott, Ramirez. Bushnell Hall, 166 Capitol Ave., Hartford. will be showcased this weekend at the Folk Legacy Chicooo 6 9 .400 6'/» (1), Puckett (1). S—Gagne. SF—CCostlllo. Tuesday, Aprn 7S women’s softball team to a 7-1 win over Seattle Harper. IP H R ER BB SO Screenings are tonight and Saturday at 8, Sunday Festival, put on by the Sounding Board 6 K) .375 7 Houston BulletalOO.BullaOB Phllodelphla a t Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Holyoke Community College on Thursday. Thundov's Oomts IP H R ER BB SO Scott Boston ot Montreal, 7:35 p.m.. If necessary at 2 and 5 p.m. The film explores the Orient much Coffeehouse. Saturday afternoon at p.m., there Minnesota 7, Detroit 2 DttroH 6 4 3 2 1 7 2 Oorwln W,l-g The Cougars. 7-2 and winners of seven Boston 5, Cleveland 2 Tonano LA 3 7 8 1 1 0 0 0 1 CHICAGO (99) 'niursdoy, April V as Marco Polo would have seen it. Tickets are will be a concert featuring Connecticut singer Joan Agosto 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Ho.Gront 8*13 3-6 18, PIppen 3*7 (M) 6, straight, were to host Mt. Ida Junior College Baltim ore Z Konsos City 0 FWIIIIoms 0 0 DSmIth S.2 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m„ If betwoenm $5.25 and $3.50 each. For reservations Sprung; Lorre Wyatt, who does songs with an Seattle 5, Chicogo 2 Gibson 1 2 1 ^3 1 0 0 0 2 Cortwrlght2-64^8, Jordan 9-20130330,Poxson necessory today at 4 p.m. Atlonta 4-5 60 10, Dovls 2-8 04) 4, Vincent 5-10 04) 10, call 246-6807. Only Domes scheduled M k iim o ta ZSmIth Montreal at Boston, 7;35p.m., N necessary enrivonmental focus; Joe Hickerson, director of RSmIth 7 7 2 2 1 6 SeMers^72•26,Coalne 3-13606,Pressley 0004) Dominski. 7-1. struck out 11 and walked six. Friday's Oomes 6 1-3 4 Acker Detroit (Morris 0-3) ot Mllwoukee Wayne 1 0 1-3 0 1 1 1 0 0, Holey (M)64)0. Totols 36-8920-2598. the Archive of Folk Culture at the Library of Jen Andrulat had a double, three runs scored Assnmehr L.0-1 12-3 1 1 0 1 1 Sotunloy, April V (Boslo 2^)), 7 D.m. (jonzalez W,2-0 1 2-3 1 Phllodelphla at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m„ If WP—ZSmIth. Assenmocher, DSmIth. Congress; and cowboy Bill Staines. and an RBI and Sue Gorreck and Kim Andrulat Kansas City (Bannister 14)) at Boston Tanono pitched to 3 botters In the 8th, WASHINGTON (100) necessory Cotledge 1-5 2-2 4, King 3-12 (M) 6, This old house At the 7 p.m. concert, the Paton Family, each drove in two runs to pace the Cougars. (Dopson 2d), 7:35 D.m. FWIIIIoms pitched to 2 botters In the 8th. Boston at Montreal, 8:05 p.m.. If necessary New York (Loiter 1-1) at Clevelond HBP—Larkin by Tonano, Moses by C.Jones 1-2 (H) 2, Malone 613 3-4 ILW otker directors of Folk Legacy Records, will lead off; (Swindell 2-0), 7:35 p.m. FWIIIIoms. WP—Tonano. M 3 0-4 4. Ho.Gront 2-3 2-2 6, Eockles 8-17 Are you restoring or renovating an old house? 11-1228, Wlllloms6136821,Alorle 28 80 4, they will be followed by Sarah Grey, who sings Texas (K.Brown Id) at Toronto (Stlebld), Umpires—Home, Coble; First, McClel- Basketball Campbell Cenfirenca Then don’t miss the Old House Fair, presented this 7:35 p.m. lond; Second, Brinkm an; Third, Cooney. Colter 48 6-6 14,C.A.JoneS0O04)0.Totals Tuesday, April W rw,jv> traditional songs of Scotland; storyteller Kendall Dale Berra arrested Minnesota (A.Anderson 3d) at Boltl- 33-933838100. (3ilcogo 3, St. Louis 1 weekend by the Greater Hartford Architecture more (Boutlsto M), (:05 p.m. T—2:50. A—29,878. Chicogo 23 31 31 36— 98 Morse; and Maine songwriter Gordon Bok. Calgary 4, Los Angeles 1 OT Conservancy. There wiil be lectures on old house MORRISTOWN. N.J. (A P) — Formermajor Seattle (Campbell 0-2) at Chicago Woshlngton 33 2S 34 29—100 Thursday, April a Tickets are $10 for one concert, or $17 for both. league infielder Dale Berra, son of Hall of (Reuss 2-1), 8:30 p.m. NBA standings 3-Pofnt goals—Williams 3, Paxson 2, St. Louls5,Chlcooo4,20T,serlesned1-1 maintenance and period textiles, a talk on energy Colltornlo (Finley 2-1) ol Ooklond Orioles 2.Royal80 Eockles. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— For information, call 583-0841. Fame catcher Yogi Berra, was arrested (Welch 2-1), 10:35 p.m. Chicogo 65 (Cartwright 10). Woshlngton 59 Calgary 8, Los Angles 3, Calgary leads series conservation in older homes and an explanation on Thursday and charged with conspiring to buy Saturday's Games EASTERN CONFERENCE (Cotledge, Williams 8). Assists—Chicago 2b how to remove lead paint from woodwork. In Konsos City at Boston, 1:05 p.m. KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE Attontic DIvltlon 31 (Jordon, Paxson 4), Woshlngton 23 Solunlov, April a cocaine, authorities said. New York ot Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. O b rh M Ob r li bl w L Pet. OB (W illiams 8). Totol fouls—Chicago 26, St. Louis at Chicogo, 1:35 p.m. addition, there are dozens of exhibitors with Berra. 32. was among 23 people named in Texas ot Toronto, 1:35 p.m. Wilson ct 4 0 1 0 BAndsn cf 4 0 0 0 x-New York 51 X .6X _ Woshlngton 21. A—17,921. Ctaloorv at Los Angeles, 10;3S p.m. information and products pertinent to older homes. For the long haul Detroit at Milwaukee, 2:20 p.m. Patrick Flynn/Minchastar Harild warrants issued after a six-month investiga­ Seltzer 3b 3 0 0 0 PBrodIv If 4 0 1 0 v-PhItodelphia 45 35 .563 5Vj Monday, AprN a California at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Brett lb 3 0 0 0 Orsulak rf 4 1 3 0 Boston 41 39 .513 9»/3 Nugget8l36.Spur8l13 St. Louis at Chicago. 1:35 p.m. The fair is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Real Art Ways will offer a film marathon for the tion. Lee Trumbull, the Morris County Seottle ot Chicogo, 7 p.m. Trtabll dh 4 0 3 0 CRIpkn ss 3 1 1 1 Washington 40 40 5X W/7 Colgory a t Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the American NO BUTS ABOUT IT — Greg Kandefer p.m., and Sunday from noonto6:30p.m. Minnesota ot Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Thurmn pr 0 0 0 0 Sheets dh 3 0 0 0 New Jersev 26 55 .321 25 Wednesday, April a long haul cinema fans, from 6 p.m. until 2 a.m. prosecutor, and Police Chief Jay White said in Sunday's Games Tabler rf Chorlotte School for the Deaf gymnasium, 139 N. Main St., of Goshen feeds the sheep at the Pet 4 0 1 0 Traber lb 2 0 10 20 60 .250 X'/5 SAN ANTONIO (113) Chicago at St. Louts, 8:35 p.m.. If necessary The fair also features a few rides and the Saturday. Admission is $5; beer, wine and snacks a joint statement. Kansas City at Boston, 1:05 p.m. BJocksn If 4 0 10 Melvin c 2 0 0 0 Central Olvitlen G.Anderson 1-6 2-6 4, W. Anderson 7-171-215, Minnesota at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. xz-Detrolt _ West Hartford. Tickets, which may be used for both Expo at the Manchester Parkade. The chance to try camel-back travel. Admis­ Berra was arraigned Thursday and bond was Boone c 3 0 0 0 Wthgtn 3b 3 0 11 61 19 .763 Wh Iteheod 3-404)6, Robertson9-205623, Bowie Los Anoeles of Calgary, 9:35 p.m.. If will be available. For reservations, call 525-5521. New York at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. FWhIte 2b 3 0 1 0 BRlpkn 2b 2 0 0 0 v-Cleveland 56 24 .700 5 12-18 04) 24, Vincent 291-15. Moxwell 7-13 1-2 necessary days, are $5 each. For more information, call fair, a display of yaks and kangaroos, sion to the petting zoo area is free as is set at $5,000. authorities said. Texos at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. Stilwll ss 3 0 0 0 MMlIgn ph 10 0 0 V-Atlanto 51 29 6X 10 15, Roth 0-4 4-4 4, Smrek 3-3884, Comegys Friday, April a 525-0279. Seattle ot Chicogo, 2:30 p.m. Gonzats 2b 0 0 0 0 y-MItwoukee 48 32 .600 13 6101-213. Totals 49-10415-23113. St. Louis at Chicogo, 8:3Sp.m., If necessary llamas, emus and more, is open tonight parking. A fee is charged for each ride. Berra, who is from Glen Ridge. N.J.. was Detroit at Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m. Totoli 31 0 7 0 Totals 0 2 7 2 V-Chicogo 46 34 575 15 arrested at his home about 8 a m. and charged Colltornlo at (taklond, 4:05 p.m. Indiana 26 54 .325 35 DENVER (136) Colgory at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m.. If until 8:30, Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8:30 with conspiracy to violate state narcotic laws, Kansas City 000 000 000—0 WESTERN CONFERENCE English 8-17 67 23, Schoyes 3-5 2-3 8, Cooper necessory Spring is crafty Bott1n>ore 100 000 lOx—2 Midwest Division 7-13 88 14, Lever 9-20 5-6 23, Adorns 816 Sunday, April a A LOVE concert said Lt. John Dempsey, a spokesman for National Leaguestandings E—Brett. DP—Konsos City 2, Baltimore 2. w L Pet. OB 5-6 25, Rasmussen 612 04) 12. Davis 612 8812, Chicago of St. Louis, 7:0Sp.m„ If necessary x-Utah LOB—Konsos CItv 6, Baltimore 5. 2B— so X .625 _ Cook 4-7 2-210, Honzlik 2-6226, Lone0-4 880, The West Hartford Spring Crafts Expo will 'Trumbull Berra is accused of meeting several Orsulak 7. S—Trober. v-Houston 44 36 A concert to riase money for Connecnticut’s Emt Olvitlen .SSO 6 Greenwood 2-5 88 4.Totols 55-117 23-26136. Los Anoeles of Calgary, 8p.m „ If necessary times with John Bailey, purportedly to buy v-Denver 43 37 5X 7 feature 90 exhibitors from all over the Eastern W L Pet. OB IP H R ER BB SO A Broadway-style creation youth programs will be presented Saturday night Konsos City Datlos 36 44 .450 14 Celebrate daffy-dlls cocaine. Dempsey said. Chicogo 8 6 571 Son Antonio 33 29 30 31—113 United States, with their gold and silver jewelry, Sobrhgn L.1-2 8 San Antonio 21 60 .259 29'/j at the West Hartford Arena, 165 Dexter Ave., West Philadelphia 8 6 .571 _ 7 2 1 7 7 D tnver 63 38 33 33—136 CONFERENCE FINALS Baltimore M iam i 14 67 .173 bonsai plants, stained glass, oil paintings and A popular and Broadway-style musical about the Dale Berra was one of several major- Montreal 9 7 _ 36'/j 3-Point goals—Adorns 4. Fouled out— Wales Confsrwica Meriden is having its Daffodil Festival this 563 Pacific Division Hartford. Titled “ The L.O.V.E. Concert,” this is St. Louis 6 7 Bollard W,M 8 1-3 7 0 0 J 3 Cooper. Rebounds—Son Antonio 63 AAonday, Atav 1 — Gome 1 more. The show will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Biblical creation will be presented Sunday at 6 p.m. leaguers called to testify in a September i985 .463 V/7 y-L.A. Lakers 55 25 688 — weekend in Hubbard Park off West Main Street. New York Wlllomsn 5,3 2-3 0 0 0 0 ) (G.Anderson 9), Denver 66 (Cooper, Lever, Wednesday, May 3 — (kime 2 put on by a group called Let’s Overcome Violence trial of Curtis Strong and Shelby Greer in the 6 8 .439 7 V-Phoenix 54 26 .675 1 Saturday at the Northwest Catholic High School, at the First Church of Christ in Wethersfield. “ Plan Pittsburgh Um oIrM —Home, Reed; R rst, Johnson; Rasmussen 8). Assists—Son Antonio 23 Friday, May 5 — Gome 3 There will be ethnic food tents, polka and Dixieland 6 9 400 2'/3 y-Seottle 46 34 .575 9 Everyday. The 8 p.m. concert will feature “ baseball drug trials” West Division Second, Clock; Third, Phillips. (W.Anderson 9), Denver 34 (Lever 7). Totol Sunday, AAov 7 — Gome 4 Wampanoag Drive (off North Main Street) in West A ’ ’ was written by Phyllis and John Miller, and it bands, pony rides, horsedrawn trolleys, clowns, T—2:26. A—22,925. V-Golden Stole 43 37 .538 12 fouls—Son Antonio 19, Denver 21. A— Tuesday, AAoy9— GomeS.lf necessory Starpoint, Ready for the World, and Evelyn W L Pet. OB Portlond 38 42 .475 17 Hartford. Admission is $2 general, under 12 features singers and performers of all ages. No San Francisco 9 6 .600 13,163. jugglers and more. The festival will be open on Sacramento 26 54 .325 29 Thursdoy.AAoyll—Gome6,lfnecessary “ Champagne” King. Tickets are $17.50 each. The Cincinnati 8 6 .571 W L A CIlDOers 21 59 263 34 admitted free. admission will be charged, and child care will be Saturday and Sunday from noon to 7 p.m. It will Leconte an upset victim Atlanta 8 8 .500 1'/2 concert is meant for those over 16. National League results x-clinched division tifle SoniC8l24.Trallblazer8l18 Saturday, AAov 13—(kime7. If necessary available for infants. feature a children’s parade and the Taste of Son Diego 8 8 .500 V/7 v-clinched playoff berth Los Angeles 7 8 .467 7 7-cllnched league's best record PORTLAND (111) Meriden, a food festival. NICE. France (AP) — Goran Ivanisevic Houston 6 10 Campbell Conftrance .375 3'/^ Tbursdov't Gomes Jones 1-5 (VO 2, Kerjev 13-22 4-5 X , Thumkiv't Oomtt Mets 4, Cubs 3 Tuesday, May 2 — Gome 1 Calling all cars upset two-time champion Henri Leconte of New York 137, Boston 117 Johnson 4-8 00 B, Drexler 9-21 34 21, Porter Love and rock Phllodelphla 9, Pittsburgh 4 Thursdov, May 4 — (kime 2 France 6-4. 4-6. 6-3 Thursday to move into the Phllodelphla 105, New Jersey 92 11-19 44 28, Anderson 3-11 Ob 7, Young Houston 4, Atlanta 3 Saturday, Mov 6 — Gome 3 Pet power Woshlngton XX), Chicogo 98 2-6 3-3 7, Branch 3-8 7-7 13, Slchtlng 1-3 Ob 2. Old car buffs won’t want to miss the Vintage Caught in the web New York 4, Chicago 3 CHICAGO NEW YORK Monday, M ay 8 — Gome 4 “ Hair,” the trial love-rock musical that created a third round of the $200,000 Swatch Open tennis Denver 136. Son Anfonlo 113 Totals47-10321-23118. St. Louis 5, Montreal 2 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Wednesday, AAov 10— Gome 5, If necessary Chevrolet Antique Car Show, on Sunday starting at tournament. Seottle 124, Portland 118 SEATTLE (124) sensation when it opened on Broadway in 1%8, will The Lutz Children’s Museum will hold a Saturday Only gomes scheduled Walton cf 4 0 0 0 Dvkstro cf 3 1 1 0 Stage One, Louisville’s acclaimed children’s L.A. Lakers 1)8, Sacramento 115 McDaniel 13-23 5-5 31, McKev 8-12 6-7 22, 10 a.m. at Carter Chevrolet, 1229 Main St. More The 6-foot-5. 17-year-old Yugoslav, who Prldov't Gomes Webster If 3 2 10 Teufel 2b 2 0 0 0 Friday, Mov 12 — Gome 6, If necessory be presented this weekend at the University of afternoon Pet Power Expo with booths displaying theatre, will present two performances of Sndbrg 2b 4 1 1 0 Jefferls 2b 10 11 Friday's Gomes Lister 3-5 2-4 8, Ellis 12-25 4-7 3l,McMIMon Sunday, M ay 14— Gome 7, If necessary than 100 original and restored classic touring cars, reached the Australian Open quarterfinals in Phtladelphio (Youmons 0-2) ot Pitts­ Milwaukee at Chorlotte, 7 :* p.m. 56 34 13, Cage 1-2 2-2 4,Threott 56 55 Hartford’s Hartt Opera/Music Theatre. The both pet and farm animals, and professional burgh (Drobek 1-0), 7:05 p.m. Dawson rt 4 0 2 3 Strwbry rt 10 0 0 “ Charlotte’s Web” on Saturday at the University of Cleveland at Atlanta. 7:X p.m. 15, Polynlce Ob Ob O.SchoeneObObO.Lucos cabriolets, sedans and coupes will be on display. January, used a big serve to surprise the Houston (Knepper 0-3) ot CIncInnotl Grace lb 4 0 0 0 MWilsn rf 3 0 0 1 production will be in Millard Auditorium of the animal people to answer questions. There will also Connecticut’s Jorgensen Theatre. Children love the Low 3b 4 0 0 0 McRyIds If 4 0 10 Phllodelphla at O tro lt. 8 p.m. 01 Ob 0. Totals 47-80 27-34124. STANLEY CUF FINAL This year’s featured vehicles include a 1941 second-seeded Leconte. Ivanisevic hit a (Mohler 1-2), 7:35 p.m. Utah ot Dallas, 8 p.m. University of Hartford’s campus in West Hartford. Chicago (Sutcliffe 3-0) ot New York Dunston ss 4 0 0 0 Hrnndz lb 3 0 10 Wednesday, May 17 — Game 1 be crafts and games to entertain even the youngest E.B. White classic tale, about a loving spider who Boston at Indiana, 8:30 p.m. Portland 23 31 33 11—t i l Chevrolet Master Deluxe convertible, which was number of aces and service winners on the (Oledo 0-2). 7:35 p.m. Gtrardl c 2 0 0 0 HJohsn 3b 3 0 0 0 Friday, May 19 — (kime 2 Woshlngton at Chlcogc, 8:30 p.m. Seattle X 29 M 11—1M Performances are tonight and Saturday at 8, visitors. The event is planned for outdoors, so if the saves the life of Wilbur the pig. Tickets are between San Diego (Hurst M) at Atlanta Varsho ph 10 0 0 GCorter c 4 1 1 0 Sunday, Mov 21 — Gome 3 recently completely restored, and a 1955 Chevrolet slow, red clay courts of the Nice Lawn Tennis Houston at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. 3-Polnt goals—Ellis 3, Porter 2, Anderson. (P.SmIth 0-2), 7:40 p.m. BleleckI p 2 0 0 0 Elster ss 3 2 11 Tuesdov, May 23 — Gome 4 Sunday at 2; 30 p.m. Tickets are $9 to $13.50. Call weather is bad, call 643-0949 to find out the status. $2 and $4.50. Performances are at 1 and 3 p.m. For Club. Stphnsn ph 0 0 0 0 Gooden p 1 0 0 0 Seattle at L.A. Clippers, 10:» p.m. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Portland Thursday, AAov 25— GameS.Ifnecessorv Belair convertible. Montreol (Perez 0-1) at St. Louis (DeLeon O n v e r ot Golden State, t0:30 p.m. 52 (Drexler 13), Seattle 46 (McDa­ 243-4228. Admission is $1.50 per person. tickets, call 486-4226. 2-)). 8:35 p.m. Jackson pr 0 0 0 0 Mozzilll ph 1 0 0 0 In other second-round matches Thursday, Schlroldl p 0 0 0 0 McDwII p 0 0 0 0 L.A. Lakers a) Portland, 10:X p.m niel 9). Assists—Portlond 23 (Drexler I), Saturday, May 27—Go me6. If necessary Son Francisco (Downs 2-1) at Los Angeles Soturdoy's Gomes Seattle 27 (McMillan 11). Totol fouls— Francisco Cancellotti of Italy upended (Hershlser 2-1), 10:05 p.m. MlW ilms p 0 0 0 0 Totolt 33 3 4 3 Totals 39 4 6 3 New Jersey of New York, 8:X o.m. Portland 24, Seattle 19. Technical—Portlond Tuesday, M o yX — Gome 7, If necessary seventh-seeded Horst Skoff of Austria 5-7.6-4. Soturdoy's Gomes M iami ot Houston, 8 : * o.m, Illegal defense. A—14,3X. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. 6-4. and Claudio Pistolesi of Italy defeated Chicogo 301 000 00(V-9 Phoenix at Son Antonio, 8:X p.m. Houston ot CIncInnotl, 2:15 p.m. Indlono ot Milwaukee, 9 p.m. qualifier Diego Perez of Uruguay 6-2. 6-3. Chicogo ot New York, 2:20 p.m. New YorK 000 030 30x—4 NHL playoff results E —Gooden 2, Low. Webster. LOB — Golden State ot Utah, 9:30 p.m. Nielsen's Top 20 Ranked TV Shows Son Diego at Attonta, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Clippers of Sacramento, t0:X p.m. The tournament continues through Sunday Montreal at St. Louis, 8:05 p.m. Chicogo 5, New York 7. 26—Dawson, Webster, Dvkstro, GCorter. SB — Sunday's Gomes G olf ‘Brigadoon’ fine production by Piayers Son Francisco at Los Angeles, 10:05p.m. and offers a $28,000 first prize. Sandberg (2), Webster (6). S—Gooden. CJiarloffe at Boston, t p.m. Flames 8, Kings 3 Average season ratings arsd share for prime-lime shows Cleveland of Chicogo, t o.m. Sundoy’s Gomes Woshlngton at Philadelphia, 1 p.m If beautiful from Oc*. 24. 1988 Xvough Aprit 16. 1989 Chicogo ot New York, 1:35 p.m. IP H R CR BB SO Los Anoeles i i 1—3 Haroian’s interractions with his progression, you will notice that Chicogo Atlanta at Detroit, 3:X o.m. Phllodelphla ot Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. C altorv 4 2 2 -8 costumes, ex- father, well played by Mark BleleckI 6 Dallas of Denver, 3 :X p.m. Country Club an hour after the night time «anR Show______R a tn g Atefww* Easy Goer heads field San Diego at Atlonto. 2:10 p.m. 4 7 1 2 4 Rrst Period—1, Calgary, Patterson 2 Schlroldl 1-3 SeotTle at L.A. Lakers, 3 :X p.m. cellent danc- Houston at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. 0 V 1 1 0 (Muntvn), :X. 2, Calgary, Gtimour 3 Nystrom, are excellent, John chase the wedding guests are MlWHIms L.0-1 1 2-3 Socromento ot Portland, to p.m. FIVE-BALL — Gross- Doug Mortln-BMI NEW YORK (A P) — The Wood Memorial Montreal a t St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. 2 1 1 7 0 (McDonald), 4:48. 3, Ctalgorv, (MImour 4 ing, fine sing­ Clayton, as Fiona’s rather bom­ 1. The Cosby StKXw 2S.6 41 Now York End Regular Seaton Sulllvon-BMI Leone-Len Whitlock IX , Net- -seen partying in the full light of NBC Son Froncisco at Los Angeles, 4:06 (M ullen), 6:05. 4, Calgary, M oclnnls 2 appears to be a showcase for Easy Goer, while Gooden W,S4) 7 B o b Behllng-Llovd Dovldson-Ben ing and some Center Stage bastic father, Andrew, docs an p.m. 4 3 3 3 3 (Loob, Nleuwendyk), 11:35 (pp). 5, Los afternoon. Perhaps time reverses 2. Ftoseanne 23-tt 35 ABC McDwII S,1 2 0 0 0 0 0 Delmostro-Bernle Glovlno-Rov Hickey 125, the Arkansas Derby shapes up as a battle­ Dick SmIth-JIm Breen-JIm HerdIc-VInce Angleles, NIcbolls 6 (Gretzky, Crossman), g e n u i n e l y excellent job. And Pamela Dolle- Umpires—Home. Froemmlng; Rrst, Nancy Pappas itself in this unusual locale? 3. A Oilterenl Wortd 23.0 36 NBC ground for 10 other 3-year-olds, all eligible for NBA re8ult8 Buccherl-Bert Brown 125, Bob Jones-Brod 13:». Penalties—McDonald, Col (hook­ funny stage ris. a graceful dancer, does a fine American League results Tata; Second. DeMuth; Third, Rlppley. ing), 2:18; Loldlow, LA (hlgh-sNcklno), T—2:50. A—28,944. Porllmon-MIkeLomba-DIck McNamoro- □ □ □ 4. Cheers 22.5 35 NBC the Kentucky Derby. George McNItf 125, Bill Moron-Bob Flynn- 1:52; Fleurv, Col (crosschecking), 8:52; business are job as the bride, Jean MacLaren. Six other Derby nominees will be in action in Don Anderson-BIII Hunnltord-Bob Bridge- Miller, LA (roughing), 10:40; Miller, LA what you’re A bit weak in the acting 5. M Minutes 21.7 36 CBS Knlck8l37, Celtlc8117 man 125. (rouohino), 12:17; Macoun, Col (rough­ Fucci has given both the chorus the $250.000-guaranteed Californa Derby at Red Sox 5, Indians 2 seeking this department, however, is Chris 6. Golden Girls 21.4 37 Cardinal85.Expos2 BEST 14 — A- Rick Clough 53-548, Low ing), 12:17; Allison, LA (roughing), 16:32; and her lead dancers some NBC Golden Gate Fields. BOSTON (117) gross- Clough 74, B- Chorlle Plckenton Gllmour, Col (roughing), 16:32; Taylor, w e e k e n d , Stone, who stars as the lovestruck 7. Who's Boss? 2 0 3 32 ABC BOSTON CLEVELAND Lewls7-192-216, McHole9-155-823, Parlsh2-9 62-13-49, D- Ken Anderson 7532-43. LA, mlnor-molor (sloshing, fighting), excellent choreography, which All three races will be contested Saturday at 17:18; PepllnskI, Col, m lnor-m olor you’ll enjoy New York hunter. Fortunately, Ob r h M Ob r h bi MONTREAL STLOUIS 1- 25,Gombte7-102-516,Shgw3-80-06,KtelneMSWEEPS — A- Gross- Clough 74, Net- they handle very well. She also S. Murder. She Wrote 19.9 30 (roughing, fighting), 17:18; T.Hunter, COI CBS l ‘/a miles, a furlong shorter than the first leg of Boggs 3b 5 0 0 0 Browne 2b 5 0 0 0 ab r h bl Ob r h bl 3- 4 5, Upshow 4-9 2-2 10, Pinckney 8-10George 2-3 18, Mortin 80-9-71, B- Gross- Jerry Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan will be no opportunity for interac­ his voice is strong, and the stilted (frloplng), 17:21; Kosper, LA (sloshing), performs a very moving dance of Barrett 2b 4 0 10 Fermln ss 5 0 10 Raines If 2 12 1 Coleman if 4 1 1 1 Grondlson 4-71-19, Birdsong 0-2 04) 0, Acres 2-3 Thlbldeou 89, Net- Plckenton 9(V13-77, C- 9. Empty Nest 19.2 34 NBC the Triple Crown. 18:29; NoNress, Col (rouohino), 18:». Players’ production of “ Briga­ tion between the “ worldly” peo­ moments a re outnumbered by the Burks cf 3 0 0 0 Carter ct 3 110 Fblev 2b 4 0 10 OSmIth ss 3 1 1 0 4- 59. Totals47-9322-32117. John McPorlond 88-16-72, D- Anderson mourning, in her role a$ the 108-32-76. Second Period— , Colgory, Ramaoe 1 10. Anythirsg But Love 19.0 Easy Goer, the 1988 2-year-old champion will (3reenwl If 4 2 3 0 POBrIn 1b 4 12 0 Galarrg 1b 3 0 0 1 Pnditn 3b 3 0 12 NEW YORK (197) 6 doon,” currenly at East Hartford ple and the villagers. soaring vocal passages. 29 ABC (Moclnnls, Mullen), 5:32 (pp). 7, Calgary, lovelorn Maggie, whose affec­ be looking for his first victory in his second Rice dh 4 112 Snyder rt 4 0 11 Brooks rf 4 0 0 0 Guerrer lb 3 0 0 1 Newman 5-8 5-5 16, Ookley 7-12 2-2 17, Middle School. The primary drawback is that 11. Dear John 10.5 29 NBC Evans rf 4 111 DCIork dh 4 0 2 1 Wattoch 3b 3 0 0 0 Brnnsky rf 3 0 0 0 E.WItkIns 4-11 2-6 10, Jackson 12-18 CM) 29, Loob6,19:M(sh). 8, Lot Angeles, NIcholls 7 tions have been scorned by GreatarGreenaboroOpenacorei (G retzky, K asper), 19:59. P e n o lllts — □ □ □ attempt around two turns. He was upset by I'A Esasky 1b 4 112 Jacoby 3b 4 0 2 0 DMrtnz cf 4 0 10 TPeno c 3 1 1 0 G.WIIkIns 6-15 2-416, (3reen 5-101-211, Walker The Players have put together absolutely nobody may leave 12. (>owmg Pains 18.1 McDonald, Col (roughing), 3:10; Robl- Harry. 29 ABC Gedman c 4 0 10 OMcDwl If 4 0 2 0 Rtzgerld c 4 0 10 MThmp cf 4 1 1 0 5- 8 4-414, Stricklond 5-8 4-414, Vandeweghe 2-6 lengths by Is It True in the 11- 16-mile Breeders’ talMe, LA (hooking), 5:16; M cS orltv, LA a fine production, thanks to the Brigadoon, at any time in the Romero ss 4 0 10 Allanson c 3 0 0 0 Owen ss 1 1 0 0 Oauend 2b 3 1 2 0 2- 26, Myers l-22-24.Totals52-98 24-31137. GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Scores On Saturday night, when we This is a very wrenching scene, 13. ALF 17.7 27 NBC Cup Juvenile on a muddy track in his final start MIYong ph 10 0 0 DGarcl ph 1 0 0 0 HIM p 2 0 11 otter Thursday's first round In then million (boordlno),9:02; Reurv.COI (hlgh-sNcklno), happy return of director Donna future, or the spell will be broken. attended, the sound system was 12:31; Kosper, LA (roughing), 12:31; Ram- but also one which points up one of 17.7 27 Totals 38 5 f 5 Totals 37 2 11 2 RJohnsn p 0 0 0 0 W orrell p 0 0 0 0 Boston 91 90 39 31—117 Greater Greensboro Open, being ployed Mattock NBC as a juvenile on Nov. 5 at Churchill Downs. ooe. Col (rouohino), 12:31; M iller, LA Dube-Colletta and choreographer Thus, Harry must watch his true not working properly. One of the McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 New YOrtt 91 31 95 35—137 on the par-36-36—72, 6,9SS-vord Forest the primary problems with the 15. L A. Law 17.6 30 NBC Boston 000 200 030—5 Aldrete ph 1 0 0 0 3-Polnt gools—Jackson 5, G.WIIkIns 2, Oaks Country Club: (roughing), 15:M; McCrlmmon, Cal Sheila Fucci, after an absence of love, Fiona, live happily through (tripping), 17:52. microphones backstage would script. Where are the m other Cleveland OOO 000 020—2 Holmon p 0 0 0 0 Newman, Oakley, Acres. Fouled out— Tom Sleckmonn 34.35 49 a year. William Pelto seems to the centuries in the arms of occasionally make an awful 18. NFL Mortday NigM Footxatt 173 30 ABC E—Gedman, OMcDowell. LOB—Boston Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 None. Rebounds—Boston 47 (Paris 9), David Ogrin 3534—69 Third Period—9, Los Anoeles, Taylor 1 mourners? Does no one care for (Robttalle, Gretzky), 7:49. 10, Cdlogry, 5, Cleveland 9. 2B—POBrIen, Greenwell 2, T o to lt 37 3 5 3 Totals 38 5 8 5 New York 62 (E.Wilkins 12). Assists— BUI Glosson have fit in nicely as musical Charlie Dalrymple, while he noise, like an animal in pain, and 17. Hunter 17.4 27 Easley sues Seahawks 32- 37—69 Mullen 5 (Patterson), 9:56. 11, Calgary, this young man. who wanted DCIork, HR—Esosky (3), Rice (2), Evans (3). Boston 29 (Show 9), New York 26 (Jackson9). Don Shlrey 36-33—69 director, forming a strong crea­ cannot even leave home to attend some of those onstage failed to CD SB—Carter (2), Burks (3). AAontreol 101 000 000—3 Total fouls—Boston 24, New York 28, Jim Booros Roberts 3 (Romooe), 11:56. Penolfles— simply to be free from the ttesotved Mysteries 17.4 33 NBC SEATTLE (AP) — Former Seattle Sea- 36-33—69 Gllmour, Col (holding), 6:34; M cSorltv, tive team. the university. IP H R ER BB SO StLOUlS 002 013 00k —5 A—19,991. Ed Florl 34-36-70 pick up sounds, at all. “ blessing” of being trapped in the 19. In tee Heal ot the NigM 17.3 27 NBC hawks safety Kenny Easley has sued the NFL Boston E—RJohnson, Holman. DP—Montreal 1, Greg Twiggs nialor-oame misconduct (Nghtlno), Some very strong performan­ 36-34—70 12:45; Miller, LA, mlnor-molor-match This 18th century village has The one most harmed by this same village with his lady love, team, claiming he was allowed to play through Boyd W,1-1 6 1-3 6 0 0 1 3 StLouls 2. LOB—Montreal 6, StLouls 8. M ike Sulllvon 34-36—70 ces. notably Marianne Proulx as 20. Head ot ttte Class 17.1 26 ABC BStanley 1 1-3 4 2 2 0 1 2B— Rolnes. 3B—Raines. SB—Coleman Lorry Sllvelro P ^IW (oroMchecklng, fighting), 12:45; slept two nights — that is, two was Michael L. Bogatay, who for centuries without end? the 1987 season without being told he had an Laker8n8.King8l1S 33- 37-70 m tm r, LA, mplor-game misconduct LSmIth S,1 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 3 (9). S—RJohnson 2, Hill, Worrell. SF— Roy Stewort 3535—70 the love-crazed Meg, Greg Haro- centuries — when a pair of jaded plays the happy bridegroom, Cleveland Guerrero, Colemon. Ronnie Block flohtno), 12:45: PepllnskI, Col, m alof irreversible kidney ailment that eventually 36-34—70 (fighting), 12:45; Otto, Col, malor (Nghtlna), ian as Harry, the young man who New Yorkers who are hunting in □ □ □ Yett L,1-2 7 ^3 8 4 4 1 5 IF H R ER BB SO SACRAMENTO (115) John Adorns 34- 36—70 Charlie Dalrymple. He has a ended his career. Atherton 11-3 1 1 1 0 0 Montreal David Edwords 12:« ; McDonald, Col, molor-eotne miscon­ wants to leave his village, and TOP OF THE CHARTS — The graph shows the 20 Berry 9-15(M) 19, TIsdole 10-14 2-2 22, Lohous 34-36-70 duct (fighting), 12:45; Kennedy, LA the Scottish Highlands stumble sweet tenor voice which does not Easley’s suit alleges his kidneys were ruined Umpires—Home, McCoy; First, Pa­ RJohnson LA3 5 3-4 04) 6, AInge 4-17 1-4 10, Smith 7-17 U 19, Dick Most 3535—70 Betsy Whyte as the leading lady, top-rated television programs from Oct. 24,1988 through lerm o; Second, M e rrill; Third, Denklnger. McGffgon 1 Kenny Perry 16:B; T.Hunter, Col (hlgh- across the village during its project particularly well, and two by large doses of the pain-reliever ibuprofen. Pressley 7-12 3-4 21, Petersen 6-10 2-2 14, Del 34-36—70 stlcklng), 16:33; KrusheInvskI, LA (hook­ The Manchester Gilbert & T—2:36. A—7,236. Holman 1 Negro 2-7W)4. Totols4S-96n-16n5. Fiona, set this show apart from centennial emergence from the of his most important scenes are April 16, 1989, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co. NBC Hesketh 1 ing), 18:34; Los Angeles bench.servcdby Sullivan Players are a talented The 30-year-old former All Pro-now undergoes Kontos (delay of gome), 11:34. many amateur productions of the mists of time. blocked at the back of the stage. SILOUlt L.A. LAKERS (111) group, with much to offer the produced 12 of the top shows while ABC presented six dialysis three times a week at his home, Mariners 5, White Sox 2 Hill W.1-0 7 Shots on goal—Los Anoeles 7-9-7—23. season. Green 4-10 5-7 13, W orthy 15-18 8-10 38, Calgary 20-11-21—52. Tommy Albright, played by The result was that, at least last according to his lawyers, Worrell S,3 2 Bowling community. Some shows are and CBS televised two. Abdul-Jobber 6-9 0-2 12, Johnson 6^15 66 19, Power-ploy OpportunNIes— Los A ngriest But even good production Chris Stone, falls in love with a weekend, these were lost to the SEATTLE RJohnson pitched to 2 batters In the Scott7-185-520, Thompson 1-21-23,Cooper 1-7 of 6; Colgorv 2 of 6. more worthy of their attentions Easley’s seven-year career ended last year CHICAGO sixth; Hill pitched to 3 batters In the 8th. values and a strong cast cannot village girl, although he is en­ Ob r h bi 04) 2, Woolrldge 1-3 3-3 5, Campbell 3-6(V0 audience. o b r h b l HBP—Galarraga by HIM. BK — Goalies—Los Anoeles, Hrudey, 4-4 (31 than others. Although there are after the kidney ailment was diagnosed. The Reynids 2b 5 0 2 0 6. Totals44-88 28-35118. overcome what is basically a Guillen ss 4 0 0 0 RJohnson. shols-25 saves), Heoly (»:00 IWrd, 21-19). gaged to a woman back home. Members of the crew assure me Griffey cf 5 1 1 1 Gallghr cf Socromento 30 37 33 3S—119 Powder Puff Colgorv, Vernon, 62 (23-») some lovely tunes in this, the discovery was made during a routine physical 4 1 2 0 Umpires—Home, Crowtord; Rrst, West; flawed story. Jeff Douglas, a wonderfully cyni­ ADovIs lb 5 1 1 2 Bolnes rt L.A. Lofctrt 34 30 36 30—111 A —»,062. that these problems should be 4 0 0 0 Second, W illiams; Third, MeSherry Sharon Caruso 199-470, Mory Jarvis 462 show it.self is weak. One might after the Seahawks attempted to trade Easley Leonord If 5 2 3 1 Kittle 1b 3-Polnt gools— Pressley 4, Smith 2, cal sport created by Ken Kousen, 4 1 1 2 Barbara Desoprlo 181-480, Darlene Lodo: Referee— BUI M cCreary. Linesmen— straightened out by this weekend. Cinema to the Phoenix Cardinals. Coles dh 5 0 10 Caldern dh AInge, Berry, Johnson, Scott. Fouled Bob Hodges. Gerard Gauthier. □ □ □ wish that the Players will bringus 4 0 0 0 T—2:47 A—22,839. bouebe 194-169-175538. M ory Bonlo 179-466. becomes the love object of Fortunately, all other technical Briley rf 3 0 10 Lyons 2b 3 0 0 0 out—Pressley. Rebounds—Socromento 49 more of what their title suggests The suit seeks an unspecified amount for loss Valle c (TIsdole, Berry 9), Los Angeles S3 (Green9). Joanne DesMet 459, Nancy Hahn 178-182-169- aggressive Meg, done by Priolx, 4 0 2 1 Boston If 3 0 0 0 529. The absurd premise of the aspects of this production work — Gilbert and Sullivan shows — of income, medical costs, reduction in earning Presley 3b 3 0 1 0 EWIIms 3b 3 0 2 0 Assists—Socromento 33 (Smith 13), Los Blue85,Blackhawke4(20T) musical. “ Brigadoon,” is that a who is a fine singer and quite smoothly. The lighting capacity, mental and physical pain and Outnons ss 10 0 0 KarkovIc c 2 0 0 0 Phillle8 9. Pirate8 4 Angeles 35 (Johnson 16). Total fouls— and some of the better musical MDIaz ss 3 1 1 0 MerutIo c Socromento 24, Los Angeles 18. A—17,505. well-meaning minister, con­ comedienne. design by Tom Mather is particu­ HARTFORD 10 0 0 Ctikofo 0 3 10 w comedies in the coming years. 4:w , 7:30, 9:40. — Fletch Lives (PG) suffering, and shortened life expectancy. Totals 99 5 13 5 TotoH 4 Clnama City — Dongerous Liaisons 33 2 S 3 $». Loult 3 1 1 0 cerned that his tiny Scottish Musical comedies certainly are larly effective. Watch for the 2:15, 4:30, 7, 9:15. — Leon on Me 1 The suit also seeks compensation for PHILA PITTSBURGH Dek Hockey (R) FrI-Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:50. — The (PG) FrI Sun 2:45, 5, 7:15, 9:30. U2Rattle Seottle 010 100 900—5 Ob r h M Ob r h bl First Pe rio d -), St, Louis, BrInd'Am our 2 village will be corrupted by the not known for their logic of plot. moment when the village of Adventures of Boron Munchausen (PG) Easley’s wife and son. and Hum (PG-13) FrI ond Sot midnight Chicrvo 000 300 OOO—3 Somuel cf 4 0 0 0 Congels cf 2 10 0 ways of the modern world, seals This one, however, sorely tries Brigadoon is first revealed, as FrI-Sun 1, 3:45, 7:05, 9:40. — The e*) FrI and Sot E—Kittle, Lyons, Quinones. DP— Dernier cf 1111 Madden p 0 0 0 0 P9nol«l9s-€wen, “ Brigadoon” continues at East Rescuers (G) FrI-Sun 12:30, 2:15. — Gymnastics StL (elbowing), 2:»; Presley, Oil (cross­ the audience's capacity to sus­ midnight..— The Rorltv Horror Picture Chicogo 2. LOB—Seottle 9, Chicogo 3. 3B—Herr 2b 5 12 2 Medvin p 0 0 0 0 Manchester Devils that village into a kind of magic well as the search for Harry, Hartford Middle School, 777 JocKnIfe (R) FrI-Sun 4:30, 7:25, 10. — Show (R) FrI and Sot midnight. Reynolds. HR—Leonord (4), Kittle (1), CJomes If 5 12 2 Lind 2b 4 0 0 0 checking), 4:X; Presley, Chi (roughing), pend disbelief. New Yoric Stories (PG) FrI-Sun 1:15, 4, ^ r it ie r , Chi (cross-checking), 8:52; time capsule. Each time the which fakes place by lantern light Burnside Ave., tonight and Satur­ Gastineau may be back ADayls (1). S—MDIaz. Schmdt 3b 5 2 2 1 Oberkft 1b 3 10 1 The Monchester Devils defeated the 6:50, 9:30. VERNON Hoyes rf 3 112 Von Delohfon 5, 8:42 (sh). 5, St. Louis, H ^ 5 9:55. — Disorganized Crime (R) FrI and Umpires—Home, Ford; Rrst. Kosc; Bell 5$ 2 0 0 0 WILLIMANTIC fo r the USGF State Championships to be (McKegney, Federko), 13:17. 6, Chicago, Kilbourne stars in series ‘Midnight Caiier’ Sot 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:15, 12:20; U.A. Th# Cinemas — The Dream Gastineau. 32, walked away suddenly with no Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Barnett. Totols 37 9 11 8 Totols 39 4 3 3 held the weekend of April 29-30 at Donbury Lormer S (Soyord), 14:00, Penalties— Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:15. — word for several days last Oct. 11 to be with T—2:25. A—6,467. High School. Team (PG-13) FrI-Sun 12:15, 2:45, 5:15, PhllodelpMg 330 010 003-4 «oi"9«o,StL Winter People (R) FrI-Sun 2:30, 7:10,- 7:45, 10:15. — Soy Anything (PG-13) actress Brigitte Nielsen, his fiancee who was Those from the oreo who did well at the (sloshing), 10:32; Sutter,Chl (hooking), 11:19, The Dreom Team (PG-13) FrI ond Sot FrI-Sun )2:50, 3, 5:10, 7:20,9:30. — M olor Pittsburgh 100 103 OOS—4 Invitational meet Included: Calendar LOS ANGELES (AP) - Wendy conflict with Killian (Gary Cole), The one-hour series, filmed on directly off the page. They said 12:15, 2:35, 4:55, 7:05, 9:40, 11:55; Sun thought at the time to have cancer, though E—Belllord. DP—Phllodelphla 1. Pitts­ C lo tslV League (R) FrI Sun 12:30. 3, 5:30, 7-50, burgh 1. LOB—Phllodelphla 6, Pittsburgh 4. St. Louis, Benning 1 Kilbourne says she believes her a former San Francisco detective location in San Francisco, has thank you. I got into my car and 12:15, 2:35, 4:55, 7:05, 9:40. — Soy 10:05. — Pet Semotorv (R) FrI-Sun 1, subsequent tests showed she didn’t. 7-9 ogt group: Tim Watt of Manchester, Anything (PG-13) FrI and Sot 12 05, 2B—Schmidt 2, B onds, Dernier, Herr, fourth rings, eighth porollel horse, fourth character in “ Midnight Caller,” whose late-night show turns him been doing well in the ratings and banged my head on the steering 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:40.— She's Out of Radio, TV CJomes. HR—Hoyes (5), GWIIson (3). TODAY ■''’®Ri9Y), 11:19. 2:30, 4:45, 7:35, 10:05, 12:25; Sun 12:05, Control (PG) FrI 12:40, 2:50, 5, t . 9'20; Now. reportedly on the outs with her, floor; Brion Plrkey of Monchester, eighth PtnolNes-Brlnd'Amour, StL (Interfsrence). the wealthy owner of the radio into an urban hero. consistently wins its time slot. wheel. I marched into my agent’s 2:30, 4:45, 7:35, 10:05. — M olor League SB—CongelosI (2), Samuel (1). rings, sixth high bar, fourth pommel horse, Bateball Sot ond Sun 12:40, 2:50, 5, 7:10, 9'20 — Gastineau has been discussing a return with IP H R ER BB SO 1.14; Y o « ^ , Chl (cross-checking), 3 :B ; station that employs provocative " I think she and Jack are “ I got the role by auditioning office to tell her never to schedule (R) FrI ond Sot 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10:10, Red Scorpion (R) FrI-Sun 1:10, 3:25, seven otl-oround; Mike Lunto of Bolton, St. JosephatEastCothollc,3:Xp.m. Yownev, Chl (tripping), 19:02. the Phoenix Cardinals of the National Football Pblladelpbla seventh hl-bor. sixth pommel horse, fourth South Windsor at Manchester, 1p.m. 12:10; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10:10 — 5:45, 8, 10:10. TODAY KHowell W,24 6 3 RrstOvertIm e—None. PenoNles—None. talk show host Jack Killian, friends,” Kilbourne said. “ I like for it, which is a very painful me like that again. She said Pet Semotorv (R) FrI and Sot 12:10, League. porollel bars, seven vault; Ben Beaulieu of Cheney Tech at RH AM, 11 a.m. Second D verNm e-9, St. Louis, Hrkoc 1 4 p.m. — PGA Greater Greensboro Open, GAHorrIs 2 0 Vernon, first rings, second hl-bor, second VI not Tech at Coventry, 11 o.m. probably asked her father for a the relationship because it’s not process,” Kilbourne saici on a they’d called and wanted to test 2:25, 4:40, 7:20, 9:45, 11:55; Sun 12:10, USA Coble Frohwirth 1 0 (Momesso, Lolor), 13:49. Penalty— 2:25,4:40,7:20,9:45. — Red ^ o rp lo n (R) The Jets retain rights to Gastineau, having pommel horse, second parallel bors, second Sertboll Lormer, Chl (Interference), )0:». radio station when she turned 21. burdened with sexual tensions. visit to Los Angeles. “ I was me.” 4 p.m, — CBA Chomplonship Gome 4, Pltttburab vault, second floor, second all-around. EostC othotlcot St. Bernard FrI and Sot noon, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10, 9:30, placed him on the reserve-retired list when he Rockfordot Tulsa, ESPN Dunne L.1-1 4 2-3 7 Shots on goal—Chicago 68-4-))-6—35. Sf. “ A big point is made that she There is a mutual attraction. I interviewing for another job and Kilbourne was born into the 10-13 age group: Travis Kovovlt of Boys Tennis Louis )3-)610-12-7—56. 11:45; Sun noon, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10,9:30 — left. 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April 21. 1989 - 19 ‘Littlest Victims’ ali about AIDS FOCUS/Advice______ACROSS 2 Partly fused Answer to Previous Puzzle By Kathryn Baker ric immunologist, was convinced early on glass The Associated Press that the children he was seeing were suffering 1 Football gp. 3 Northern TV Topics from AIDS they had contracted through their A 4 Small insect constellation NEW YORK — It might seem that time has mothers, then a revolutionary theory. In 1982, 8 Medical picture 4 Creations passed by CBS’ “ The Littlest Victims,” an AIDS was still considered a gay men’s Manhattan, a group of television critics were 12 Sob 5 Dissenting vote emotional account of Dr. James Oleske’s disease, although it had also begun to turn up Girl ready to leave school needs to stay joined by Oleske himself to watch “ The 13 Leisure 6 Jacob's son pioneering research into AIDS in children of in intravenous drug abusers. Littlest Victims” on a big-screen, high- 14 Villain in 7 Dakota Indian six and seven years ago. The movie confronts the social problems DEAR ABBY: I am a definition TV set. The portly, gray-haired A longtime friend of mine told me apologies. "Othello" 8 12, Roman But the movie is still relevant for its surrounding AIDS and the Reagan adminis­ 16-year-old girl and I 9 Jockey's steed Oleske is portrayed in the movie by a not to arrange anything for our 15 Tune sympathetic portrayal of minority AIDS tration’s slow response to provide research want to drop out of 16 Russian veto 10 Epochs handsome, svelte Tim Matheson. wedding night because she wanted to DEAR ABBY: A couple we know victims and the response of the research money. school. Some people tell word 11 Long ago “ After the first 15 minutes, I said to myself, take care of it. When I asked her what were recently married. Yesterday we community and the Reagan administration in “ You mean just because it’s hitting gays me I shouldn’t drop out, 17 Cooler 19 Landing boat T look a little bit like this guy,” ’ Oleske joked she had in mind, she told me it was received their wedding invitation — it the early months of the AIDS crisis. and junkies, nobody cares?” an outraged and some say I ’m wast­ Dear Abby 18 "______of 21 East of Minn. after the screening. “ My kids couldn’t going to be a surprise — that I would was postmarked two days after the It may be helped by the fact that it is the Oleske says in the movie. “ This is not that ing my time in school. (I Two Cities" 24 Woody plant understand how a tall, thin, handsome guy Abigail Van Buren have to “ trust” her. wedding. 26 Mail center first made-for-TV movie to be shot on kind of country!” am not a very good 20 Tier could play a short, fat doctor.” Well, neither my fiance nor I want Several months ago, they told us 22 Language suffix abbr. high-definition video. It airs Sunday. Later, when he learns that his application student.) Oleske said he has lost about 40 pounds any surprises on our wedding night, so they were keeping their wedding very 23 Swift aircraft 27 Shawl Although it will be years before many for a grant from the National Institutes of Can you give me some since the events of 1982-83 portrayed in the after much consideration, I finally small — just family members and a (abbr.) 28 Long times viewers will own TV sets that capture the Health has been approved — but not funded — pointers on how to make movie. A subplot is about his battle with heart gathered my courage and told my few very close friends, which appar­ 25 Near 29 Jewish place of 41 Firmly fixed 55 Future attys.' crisp, almost three-D picture that high- he rants to his laboratory assistant, “ The school easier for me so I disease due to overweight. friend that I appreciated her gener- ently we were not. 27 TV program worship 44 1051, Roman exam definition video produces, they might notice a government doesn’t give a damn about the won’t have to drop out? I got kicked 31 Pour forth 30 Zola heroine But the movie is really about the children making an important decision. ousity, but our honeymoon plans had Are we supposed to acknowledge 46 Meadow (var.) 56 Grand Ole__ slightly sharper image than usual. people with AIDS! It’s written them off out of school for two semesters and 34 Cowboy Rogers 32 Information 48 Kind of cheese who became victims of acquired immmune Drop out? No way! Go to your already been made, so she shouldn’t this purposely late invitation with a 57 Back of the On a high-definition monitor, the picture is already! The sooner they die the better! ” right now it is very hard for me. I have 35 Oceans agcy. 50 Unless neck deficiency syndrome before scientists even teachers and tell them that you are plan any “ surprises” for our wedding gift? I think if they really wanted us at dramatically different because HDTV splits only 30 credits and it will take me a 37 Approximately 33 Throw 51 Adam's 59 Sooner than knew that a virus caused the fatal disease that determined to stay in school and night. their wedding, they would have sent the image into twice the number of lines for while to graduate. (2 wds.) 36 Omen grandson 61 Netherlands attacks its victims’ immune systems, render­ The original title of the movie was graduate. Ask for their suggestions. Her reaction was a mixture of hurt the invitation on time. If not, they transmission as the current TV picture. I am so far behind now, I feel like 3 8 ______39Domini Bullfight cheer 53 Judicial order commune ing them helpless against infection. "Innocent Victims.” It was changed after (You may need tutoring.) Concen­ and hostility. Abby, do you think we could have sent an announcement. 40 Novelist calling it quits. I have a hard time 1 2 9 10 11 Oleske complained that it suggested other trate on your school work and do not acted reasonably in declining her How do you feel about it? Bagnold IN A SCREENING room in midtown OLESKE, A NEWARK, N.J.-based pediat­ getting up in the morning, and hate ■ victims must be guilty of something. permit yourself to sleep iate — force offer? Or should we have gone along FEELING SLIGHTED 42 Family member 12 r taking all that hassle for falling so far yourself to get out of bed in the with her surprise? A P photo Isl.) behind in my schoolwork. It would be morning. It may take you a while to She was so offended that I didn’t DEAR FEELING: Same as you. 43 Religious poem 15 a lot easier to just quit and find some 45 Eternal graduate, but it will be worth it. (It’s “ trust” her that our friendship has Send a congratulatory card and wish REAGAN AS CENTAUR — This paint­ TV Tonight kind of job. Lots of people make it the exceptional genius who can 47 Sets 18 L 22 cooled to where she is barely speaking them well. ing by Komar & Melamid entitled without a high school diploma. 49 By birth “ make it” without a high school to me. ■ Please tell me what to do. "Portrait of Ronald Reagan as a Centaur, diploma.) Hang in there, and good Was I wrong? Should I have let her 50 New (pref.) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Keeping takes her to live in the Canadian wilds. 5.30PIV1 [HBO] MOVIE: Beetlejuice' (CC) Re­ [ESPN] Bodyboards: Pro Champion­ MIXED UP IN 1981," is one of the more than 30 works 52 Labor gp. Track' A TV news anchorman and a bank Oliver Reed, Rita Tushingham. 1967. luck. surprise me? 27 28 29 cently deceased newlyweds hire an outra­ ship From the Pipeline in Hawaii. (R) 54 Post executive find themselves in a fight for BAY CITY, MICH. HATES SURPRISES The facts about drugs, AIDS, and how to of art in "Reagan: American Icon" on geously vulgar ghost to scare away their [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [CNN] Crossfire 58 Author of their lives after witnessing a murder. Mi­ home's obnoxious new tenants. Micheal DEAR ABBY: My fiance and I are prevent unwanted pregnancy ore oil In display at Humphrey Fine Art in New 34 [TMC] MOVIE: Shoot to Kill' An FBI [ESPN] Fitness Challenge "Picnic" chael Sarrazin, Margot Kidder, Alan Keaton, Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin. 1988. D EAR M IXED UP; You are not as Abby's new expanded booklet, "What Every Scarfe. 1987. Rated R. planning a simple, intimate wedding DEAR HATES: You were not Rated PG. (In Stereo) agent enlists the aid of a Pacific Northwest [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide Teen Should Know." To order, send vour York from May 4 to June 11. 60 Irritates 38 39 mountain guide to capture a killer holding “ mixed up” as you say you are. The in my home, after which we will wrong. This friend was very presum- name and oddress, plus check or money 62 Vacation spot 6:00PM CD CD gD ® ® N ew s [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey the guide's girlfriend hostage. Sidney Po- 1:20AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Joy of person who asks for help is thinking order to r $3.50 to ; D ear A bb y's Teen Booklet, Flying' A girl takes a solo vacation from depart for a brief but romantic tuous to try to intrude herself on your 63 Not sweet CD Matt Houston [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Terminator' (CC) itier, Tom Berenger, Kirstie Alley. 1988. P.O. B ox 447, M ount M o rris, III. 41054. 43 her Berlin boutique to experience the ex­ clearly and wants some input before honeymoon. (Postage Is Included.) ClD Star Trek A futuristic cyborg is sent to present-day Rated R. (In Stereo) wedding night. You owe her no 64 Flank citement of international jet-setting. Gianni Los Angeles to assassinate a woman des­ 65 Contemporary 47 (3) Mission: Impossible Part 2 of 2. [USA] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs Garko, Betty Verges, Corinne Cartier. WIT OF THE WORLD tined to give birth to a revolutionary, Ar­ try to solve a series of slayings involving PEOPLE painter (201 A irw o lf 1978. Rated R. nold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Mi­ drug dealers. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 50 51 66 Two words of 55 56 57 gD Doctor Who: Invasion of the Dino­ chael Biehn. 1984. Rated R. 1:30AM (E The Judge (CC) understanding saurs Part 1 of 5. [USA] Murder. She Wrote At an ® Joe Franklin Today the caller must beware Hepburn talks to students 67 Delete's 58 62 engagement party for the offspring of two 1 1 :30PM ® @® N ightline (CC). JAFFEE g® T.J. Hooker INN N ew s feuding comedians, the father of the bride CD Morton Downey Jr. (33) opposite O ) Fam ily T ies (CC). Part 1 of 2. USA NEW YORK (A P) — Audrey Hepburn told 63 65 g® W W F Wrestling Challenge 68 Nautical rope is stabbed in the back. (60 min.) (33) Honeymooners ® World of Survival (R) Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) Manhattan schoolchildren that her own tough 8 :3 0 P M CD @® FuII House (CC) Jesse (3® Can You Best Baldness? g® g® 66 (U Three's Company childhood helped inspire her to become a DOWN 68 and Joey team up to write a cat-food jin­ @ Hogan's Heroes (2® Straight to the Heart of various telephone services UNICEF goodwill ambassador. [A8iE] Profiles Featured: football coach gle. (R) [CNN] Newsnight Update I Knute Rockne. g® g® Tonight Show (In Stereo) ” I lived through the second World War in 1 College group ons (c)1989 by NEA. Inc 21 g® (S) Wall Street Week: Television: [USA] MOVIE: 'The Devils' A group of [DjS] Cropp Family Nature Album: The N ext 50 Years (CC). g® Racing From Plainsfield Using a tele­ 17th-century nuns accuse a charismatic to provide phone service. The inn Europe,” she said at a convocation at St. Ships in the Coral The Cropp family looks St. Elsewhere g3) NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at priest of being an agent of the devil, Oliver phone now can for sunken ships along the Great Barrier or hospital receives a percentage Catherine of Siena School on Thursday. “ Right Indiana Pacers (90 min.) (Live) g® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Reed, Vanessa Redgrave, Michael Goth- Reef, including the HMS Pandora. (60 min.) be much more of the profits. after the war, I was a rather hungry child and [A8iE] Winston Churchill: The Valiant [CNN] Sports Tonight ard. 1971. expensive than [ESPN] Sports Trivia Years When you make a call through my health was very much impaired. Imme­ [DIS] Return of Sherlock Holmes The 1 :35AM ® Dick Clark's Golden you imagine. diately after our liberation, UNICEF came in CELEBRITY CIPHER [HBO] MOVIE; Hunk' A computer nerd [DtS] Donald in Mathmagicland Prime Minister asks Holmes to find a stolen Greats (R) S y lv ia an alternative operator service, Cetobrlty Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by tamous people, past and present. sells his soul to the devil in exchange for a Enormous with food and medication.” Each letter In the cipher stands lor another. Today’s clua: Y equals K. government document that, in the wrong chances are you’ii have no way of muscular summer body. John Allen Nel­ 9 : 0 0 P M CD m o v i e ; Poker Alice' A hands, could lead to war. (60 min.) 1:50AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Princi­ phone bills are The actress told the kids, ages 6 to 14, about son, Deborah Shelton, James Coco. 1987. devoutly religious woman is shocked to pal' (CC) The newly appointed principal of knowing you’re doing so. The [ESPN] SportsCenter just a dial Porter ■K’H D UADHLOLCP ZAC'J Rated PG. (In Stereo) learn that the house she won in a poker an urban high school battles campus drug phone call seems exactly like any her travels last week in the civil war-wracked [LIF E ] E/R game is actually a brothel. Elizabeth Tay­ [HBO] One Night Stand (CC) Master of and crime problems. James Belushi, Louis away, although other call — until you get the bill. Sudan. lor, George Hamilton, Tom Skerritt. 1987. ethnic dialects, Dom Irrera. (In Stereo) Gossett Jr, Rae Dawn Chong. 1987. Rated [MAX] MOVIE: 'Strategic Air Com­ after the brea­ Alternative operator services “ As always happens in wars, it’s the people, RODXLI LGLSXNAKPQ VSCH D (R) [M AX] MOVIE; 'Bright Lights, Big City' R. (In Stereo) mand' A professional baseball player Is kup of AT&T, it typically charge as much as three especially children, who are the victims,” she called upon to hang up his uniform and re­ CD g® Mr. Belvedere (CC) A popular (CC) A struggling young writer begins a 2:00AM ® Superior Court QDPQJNLS NC D HKPKJNLS.' talk-show hostess asks George to be her self-destructive descent into the nether­ looked as said. “ I ’ve seen so many children who are ill. join the Air Force. James Stewart, June (13) World Wide Wrestling times the rate you would pay Allyson, Barry Sullivan. 1955. co-host. (R) world of Manhattan’s club scene. Michael though competition would bring telephone account and thus to were you calling the same dis­ who are going blind because they don’t have J. Fox, Kiefer Sutherland, Phoebe Cates. Home Shopping Spree — YLPL ACOOKIDX. [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power (1® Quantum Leap (CC) Sam becomes a telephone costs down. you. enough food, who don’t have any toys: some of hit man whose romance with the godfath­ 1988. Rated R, (In Stereo) [ESPN] Best of SportsLook tance, at tjie same time of day, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Never bend your head. Always hold It high Look In some cases this has hap­ “ We are caught in the middle,” from home. them don’t have their parents anymore.” 6:30PM C D C B S N ew s (CC). (In Stereo) er's girlfriend places him in danger. (60 1 1:35PM CD Night Court the world straight in the eye." — Helen Keller. min.) (In Stereo) 2:05AM CD Family Feud pened, but in the wake of that CD ® A B C N ew s (CC). ,s> says the New York Telephone The companies have been breakup, a whole range of tele­ @ go) N B C N ew s (CC). (24) Connecticut Newsweek 1 2:00AM CD USA Today Scheduled: spokesman. “ The first time this clever in choosing lodging places (57) Candidates Forum 2:30AM ® Sustaining phone “ services” has opened for Mason on video for trial (24) (57) Nightly Business Report June Reinisch of the Kinsey Institute for (IJ(^ffee happens, we try to arrive at an and hospitals for their installa­ Sex Research. g® NVR Showcase business. Many of them seem to g® Fam ily Ties (CC). Part 2 of 2. [A&E] MOVIE: 'The Trap' A trapper accommodation. The second tions, because calls from those MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (A P) — Comedian buys a young mute girl as his wife and (33) Cop Talk The frustration faced by pol­ [CNN] Sports Latenight be just on the edges of legality. C61) Love Connection time, though, it’s not so easy." places are often urgent and Jackie Mason won’t be appearing in person takes her to live in the Canadian wilds. ice officers who are trying to apprehend [DIS] MOVIE; 'Return of the Antelope' They take advantage of provi­ [A8iE] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. Oliver Reed, Rita Tushingham. 1967. drug dealers. (60 min.) You can arrange, either emotional, from an unfamiliar next month, but a videotaped deposition in a $20 Three shipwrecked Lilliputians brighten sions of new phone regulations — [CNN] Showbiz Today [CNN] Larry King Live the lives of the two children who find them. through your telephone company place — times when your consu­ million libel suit against Clarion Castle Hotel (3® Hom e Shopping N etw ork (3 hrs.) sometimes to extremes. k THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Misadventures of Gail Harrison, John Branwell, John Quen­ or by the purchase of special mer instincts are likely taking a owner Abe Hirschfeld will get top billing. [ESPN] Best of SportsLook (2® Tales from the Darkside Determined by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Merlin Jones' An oddball college stu­ tin. 1986. Rated NR. " I t ’s been a problem for us, [LIFE] Easy Street to grant his dying great-grandmother’s last telephone hardware, to have the back seat to other considerations. Both parties received a copy of the deposition dent's weird experiments give him the abil­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Unscramble these four Jumbles, wishes, a brave boy sets out to save his because we get the complaints, toll services “ locked out” of your IV I [USA] Cartoons ity to read minds. Tommy Kirk, Annette Still, as a result of consumer in which Mason curses repeatedly and mocks one letter to each square, to form today, but I made us family’s soul from a Halloween demon, 2:35AM CD N e w s (R) but we have nothing to do with the telephone, making such calls four ordinary words. a lot of money inside Edition Funicello, Leon Ames. 1964. Rated G. anger, some lodging chains have Hirschfeld’s Eastern European accent. The 7:00PM CD Show of Shows Dr. Gott companies that are responsible,” [ESPN] Day at the Beach g® [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Challenge' An impossible. posted warnings next to their hotel owner is thrilled about the upcoming CD g® W heel of Fortune (CC). g® Win, Lose or Draw American boxer gets Involved in a feud be­ Peter Gott, M.D. explains a spokesman for New Many businesses have been showing on giant television screens. NGIC CD Cosby Sh ow (CC). [LIFE] MOVIE: ‘Roll of Thunder, Hear tween two Japanese brothers. Scott telephones. Vaguely worded, M y Cry' The pain of racial prejudice is ex­ (93) Paid Programming York Telephone, one of the forced to do this. Even govern­ r ^ ( J j Cheers (CC). Part 3 of 3. Glenn, Toshiro Mifune. Donna Kei Benz these warnings do let customers “ You’ll see the real Jackie Mason. We are 3 perienced by members of a black family in [A8tE] Eagle and the Bear 1982. Rated R. companies created as a result of ment agencies have been startled Ci® Rockford Files Depression-era Mississippi. Janet Ma- know that phone calls are likely to going to feature it like we do the big fights,” [CNN] Newsnight the AT&T breakup. to learn that their civil servants g® M *A-S*H cLachlan, Robert Christian, Claudia McNeil. 2:55AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Oracula s cost more than expected. This Hirschfeld said Thursday. 1978. [ESPN] Women's Volleyball: All-Star W idow' The voracious queen of the vam­ Television is crowded with have been running up big phone may relieve a moral obligation Mason, who did the one-man Broadway show gZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Gam e (60 min.) (Taped) LUGIE [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Penitentiary III' A pires takes up residence in a Hollywood advertisements for many of these tabs on “ party lines” and the like. and even give evidence of con­ called ‘"The World According to Me,’ ’ is suing (2® The Streets of San Francisco [HBO] MOVIE: 'Extreme Prejudice' wax museum. Sylvia Kristel, Lenny Von framed boxer gets caught in the power new phone “ services,” which Hirschfeld over the hotelier’s claims that he set g® (4® Current Affair struggle between an inmate and the war­ (CC) A Texas Ranger Is forced to confront Dohlen, Josef Sommer. 1988, Rated R. (In Even if you modify your home cern by the innkeeper. But there’s a childhood friend who now ruris a drug Stereo) include everything from dating g® Cheers (CC). den of a maximum security facility. Leon or office phone service to elimi­ still no way to make a call using the comedian’s career back on track and Isaac Kennedy, Anthony Geary, Steve An- network out of Mexico. Nick Nolle, Powers services to so-cailed party lines, your customary carrier. A weary should get up to 30 percent of his earnings. (61] Fam ily Ties (CC). tin. 1987. Rated R. Boothe, Michael Ironside. 1987. Rated R. 3:00AM ® Home Shopping Over­ Her weight loss through which a half-dozen or nate these expensive phone calls, (In Stereo) traveler, checked into a room “ You had nothing to. do with my career,” SNI UL [A8«E] Chronicle On the job with first- [USA] PGA Golf: Greater Greensboro night S e rvice (3 hrs.) more strangers can talk end­ you can still become a victim of a year interns at a Massachusetts hospital. after a long day and eager to call Mason shouts at Hirschfeld on the videotape, PEOPLE WHO SO ALL Open Second round, from Greensboro, [LIFE] Women of the Night An "On Lo­ (H) White Shadow new, little-known and expensive cation" tribute to female comedians with lessly to each other. There also is [CNN] Moneyline N.C. (2 hrs.) (R| Hom e Shopping N etw ork (3 hrs.) the office or home, is not likely to calling him a liar. OUT OFTEN EN17 performances by Ellen OeGeneres, Paula (3® must be checked a selection of taped telephone telephone service, especially if [OIS] MOVIE: 'Sword in the Stone' go out into the night in search of a Mason, who charges about $65,000 per UP THIS WAY. 9 : 3 0 P M (X) @® Just the Ten of Us Poundslone, Rita Rudner and Judy Tenuta. [A&E] Michelle Phillips at the Improv you make credit-card calls from (CC) Animated. The fanciful story of messages aimed specifically at (CC) The Lubbock girls have a singing en­ Host; Martin Short. (60 min.) Michelle Phillips welcomes Jeff Jena, Jor­ cheaper phone call. So the com­ appearance, also said in the tape that if MARLOF young King Arthur's apprenticeship to gagement. (R| dan Brady, Kelly Rogers and Bruce Mahler. children. pay phones or travel and make Now arrange the circled letters to Merlin the Wizard. Ricky Sorenson, Sebas­ [ U S A ] Cam p M id n ite (90 min.) (In panies thrive. Hirschfeld were his management adviser, “ I (24) Fourth Estate (60 min.) DEAR DR, GOTT; I’ve always weighed 110 calls from hotel or motel rooms. 1 form the surprise answer, as sug­ tian Cabot, Karl Swenson. 1963. Rated G. Stereo) The small print, easily over­ The good news is that this was Lincoln’s adviser to the Gettysburg gested by the above cartoon. [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Secret of My Suc­ [CNN] Headline News Overnight pounds. Now I weigh 104, have headaches every That’s because of alternative [ESPN] SportsCenter 1 2:05AM Pat Sajak situation is likely to be moder­ Address.” cess' (CC) An ambitious Kansas farmboy CD [ESPN] SpeedW eek day, eat sweets like crazy and am still losing weight. looked on the fast-changing TV telephone companies and a thing [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire makes his way up Manhattan’s corporate What’s going on? screen, points out that such calls called “ alternative operator ated, at least somewhat, before Print answer here: ladder by masquerading as a junior execu­ 1 2:30AM CD St. Elsewhere long. Many state regulatory [USA] Miami Vice Crockett and Castillo 3:30AM [ESPN] c b a Basketball typically cost $2 to $3 for the first service.” track a sadistic gang of thugs running a tive. Michael J. Fox, Helen Slater, Richard Brown to sing gospel (Answers tomorrow) CD Arsenio Hall Playoffs: Championship Round Game agencies are investigating to see home burglary operation. (60 min.) Jordan. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) minute, with charges of up to $1 (^ Morton Downey Jr. Four (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R) The alternative telephone com­ what they can do, and even the Yesterday’s Jumbles: OPERA MOUNT SPONGE HELPER DEAR READER: Sudden weight loss, in the for each additional minute. It STATE PARK, S.C. (AP) — Soul singer 7:30PM CD Entertainment Tonight 1 0 :0 0 P M CD g® 20/20 (CC) sched­ g® g® Late Night W ith David Letter- [USA] MOVIE; 'The Invincible Super­ panies are largely in the pay FCC is making inquiries. Consu­ Answer. What that tall beachcomber was— ■ Farrah Fawcett's new cable-TV movie, (In uled: the effects of money and power on presence of normal or increased appetite, is a red costs less to telephone Australia! James Brown, after four months in prison, said A LONG "SHOREMAN” man (In Stereo) guy' A kung fu master battles four bandits phone business. 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Brown whose gold records include Sox at Kansas City Royals (2 hrs., 45 deregulation that requires the that you probably have no idea min.) (Live) taurant. (60 min.) (In Stereo) when a rash of robberies hits the French about dialing numbers flashed on “ Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag” is conducting Riviera. Cary Grant, Grace Kelly, Jessie achieving full nutrition from the food you eat. telephone company to behave Major League Baseball: Kansas City how much the call costs until you the television screen. You must (24) Great Performances; The New Royce Landis. 1955. 4.00AIVI (3) Streets of San Francisco Finally, stress and anxiety are frequently the prison choir. Royals at Boston Red Sox (3 hrs.) (Live) very much like a credit-card receive the bill. make sure your children know to Astrograph Moon: The New York City Opera at W olf [A®*^1 MOVIE: 'Burnt' A small Po­ associated with unexplained weight loss. “ I ’d like to go back to gospel,” Brown told (4® Cosby Show Trap (CC). 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In addition, they probed the sub­ use tissue from aborted fetuses for house effect, a predicted global warming sonal concepts of death that vary Researchers in Cleveland asked 195 jects' personal ideas about what research and medical treatment, a com­ due to buildup of carbon dioxide and other widely and are often confused and or health professionals at four university constitutes death. 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We’re looking for someone ♦ A K 9 4 negotiable, say so. set-ups would be a de­ 4K 4 finite plus, as would be PAY '6.00 & UP who’s tired of working for someone WEST EAST By James Jacoby ward the K-9 in dummy, West played Be homo when your ad is running or the ability to fit in 4 low. What now? Of course there was Medical & Dental Ins. Available ♦ 7 10 6 2 specify the hours you can be among a staff that has V 10 7 4 V K J 9 8 With good reason there is a big ques­ no reason to suspect that West had S') Jl Complete Training else and can qualify for running Clr; reached. Don’t risk missing a sale — been together for ♦ J 7 6 5 ♦ 10 2 tion mark in the bidding box beside the started with four diamonds, but de­ many years, and en­ ♦ QJ 10 82 49763 Free Uniforms pass made by East over North’s four- clarer still put in the diamond nine CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rcdewall be there when the phone rings. joys each others their own Newspaper Subscription from dummy. When East showed out, SOUTH heart bid. When a suit has been bid and company. Company Outings & Awards South had 12 tricks and later took a YOUR 4 A K J 9 5 strongly supported and the opponents The employer Is a na­ Great Growth Potential Sales Co. V632 begin exchanging cue-bids on their losing heart finesse for an overtrick. HOW LONa HAV8 I classified with us. IT ^H APP EN EO 6 0 tionally ranked, publi- ♦ Q 8 3 way to slam, that is the time to watch Why was this play absolutely right? BeeNiN HEpe..,iT FA S T,! DlPNT EVBN Family Meal Discounts cally held insurance 4 A 5 for an opportunity to make a lead-di­ If South goes up with the king of dia­ 6E6M6 UIKg CATCH THB NAM &OF Only agency with attractive Flexible Schedules recting double. But East missed that monds and East does show out, the HOURS./ MY D EFEN SE LAW YER./ Telephone 643-271 1 Vulnerable: Neither benefits, and the CT Dealer: North chance, so it is hard to fault West for slam will depend upon the favorable Homemakers Hours Available 20 hours a week. making the safe lead of the queen of location of the king of hearts. But office has been judged when declarer played the diamond the most pleasant of­ Excellent incentives, plus bonuses. West North East South clubs. That lead gave rise to an unusu­ il 1 ♦ Pass 1 4 al play. nine, the contract was assured. If East fice to work In of the 25 STOP BY TODAY & TALK WITH 3 4 Pass 4 4 won the jack of diamonds, he would Pass Declarer won dummy’s king of office chain. THE MANAGER Pass 4V P ass(?) 4 4 clubs and drew three rounds of trump. have nothing to return that would not Call Dorothy at Hllb, Call Frank Pass 5 4 Pass 5 ♦ He then cashed the ace of clubs and give declarer one more sure trick. (A MON-FRI 9-6PM 4 Rogal & Hamilton Co. Pass 6 Pass Pass went after diamonds. When he played heart would be into the A-Q while a CDS Pass of Ct., Inc. 643-1155. SAT & SUN 11-7PM to dummy’s ace and back to his queen, club would allow South to discard B o y iroull l^ve the results [ 647-9946 East followed with the two and the 10. from his hand while ruffing in Opening lead: ♦ Q When a third diamond was played to- dummy.) gg - MANCHESTER HERAl-D. Friday. April 21, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 21, 1989 — 23

PETS AND ^ C A R S CARS [CARS SUPPLIES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE , _ j © A Specioli&Dmt! GOLDEN Retriever pup­ MAZDA 85, 626LX, two pies. AKC registered. • door, five speed, IT’S TAG SALE TIME Champion line. Raised loaded. Mint Condi­ with children. Ready tion. Two snow tires ICLEANINB tor new home, April 29. CARPENTRY/: lim i PAINTING/ [MISCELUNEOUS Included. Asking SERVICES REMODELING C a ll 742-7278. $5,300. C oll 742-5409 a f­ Beat Buy” 4 Days for the Price of 3! lo o 1 PAPERING SERVICES ter 4pm. ^ V '^ M O T O R Need repairs around the LIGHT house cleaning or CHEVY Chevette, 1978, home? Call an expert. one time spring deem­ FARRAND REMOlWUNO T.D.M. GSL Building Mainte­ runs good. $150. 649- Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to ing. Weekly, bi-weekly, Room addltlone, decks, roof­ nance Co. Commercl- 1501 otter 5.______monthly. Reasonable ing, tiding, windows end gutt­ al/ResIdentlol building PAINTING AND repairs and home Im­ MISCELLANEOUS PLYMOUTH Rellnant, rotes. 568-6822 o r 646- ers. All types of remodeling and 83. Four door, auto 2640. repairs. Call Bob Ferrand, Jr. DECORATING provements. Interior FOR SALE announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. and exterior pointing, transmission, air con­ R E L A X now In y o u r Bus. 647-8509 •Complete Interior light carpentry. Com­ ditioning, $1,700 or best 1989 GMC VAN golden age. I'll cledn Ras. 645-6849 and Exterior Painting plete lonltoriol ser­ offer. C a ll 649-1256, ev- V-6, Air, AM/FM Stereo Cassette. Morel Tag Sala Ada Mutt Be for you. Coll Lin 643- vice. Experienced, rel­ END ROLLS enlngs 633-3705.______In By Tuesday, Noon, For This Special 6229. •Powir Wash 2 7 W width — 25« LIST PRICE— »17,781.(X) TAG SALE SIGN STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE iable, free estimates. OLDS Cutlass Supreme, Cl. 643-2711 MRK •Gutter Repair 643-0304. 13" width — 2 for 259 1981. Diesel, four door, DISCOUNT— *1.443.00 HOME •Small Carpentry Newsprint end rolls can be air conditioning, fully YOU PAY— *16,318.00 LAWN CARE HAWKES TREE SERVICE picked up et the Menchester powered, mint condi­ CASH OR T R A D E - *6,318.00 IMPROVEMENTS Repair Herald ONLY before 11 e.m. tion. $1,500. C dll 646- Bucket, truck A chipper. Stump Monday through Thursday. BAL. T O FIN.— *10,000.00 A business built on •Glazing 2359.______I HOMES I HOMES I HOMES [HOMES HOMES [HOMES [ROOMS removal. Free estlmstee. 60 MONTHS AT *233.00 per month iM ttKKfm mi integrityl P O N T IA C T-1000, 1981. HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT •Fully Insured Spedat consideration for 14.25% A P R ST #K9284 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BOBCAT SERVWE Very good condition. 8W KnnMM, Jr.,.«oq)«lano«d Carpentry e windows • •Free estimates •Idedy snd handicapped. TAG Discounts Include cash rebstee (2.9% tin. optional) Siding IS Kitchens • New tires, bottery, Payment dost not Include salat tax or rag. MANCHESTER: Choose MANCHESTER. Phelps SECLUDED on 4.5acres! OPEN house. Sunday, EAST Hartford. Quality OPEN House Sunday, ROOM with kitchen and Boboal Loedtr Operator for hke. SALES clutch and no rust. laundry privileges. ANn epflng epedalt or ptant- Baths • Additions • 647-7553 CASHIER one to fit your budget. Road. Six rooms, two You'll find tranquil In April 23,1-4.167 Spring- built five room ranch. A p ril 23, 1-4pm. 125 646-1894 $1,000. C oll 646-8621. Two-copes: sixrooms, large bedrooms, large this newer six room dale Avenue, Coven­ Plus an enclosed sun Shepard Drive, Man­ Private Manchester Inge of ArboivHae, Pine. Hem- Decks _ ROUTE B3 $5.S0 A Up residence. Non- look and Sprupe Fully Insured NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ PLYMOUTH Reliant, 1 - both. Fine starter living room with fire­ solar ranch with two try. 742-0078 fo r d ire c ­ porch, spacious living chester. Out of state Fully licensed A InsuredI VERNO^CONN. home, 1 - cor garage place, dining room, smoker. No alcohol. 644-C04B 11(7 PROOFING/ MY BROTHERS eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 1983, excellent condi­ PART TIME full baths, thermopane tions or Information. room with stone fire­ owner needs Imme­ Free astlmatesl the posting of advertise­ tion. tour door, air $134,500. Six - room , 2 - eot-ln kitchen, family diate sale of this nine Quiet, considerate. $85. lo 'ia O IN G BUSINESS FrI.-Sat-Sm. windows, cathedral MANCHESTER. Front to place, two large bed­ ments by any person, firm or conditioning. 47K. ^ MOTORS. INC. both, excellent auallty, room, garage, large lot room, two bath ranch w eekly. 649-2902. ceilings, floor to cell­ back fireplaced living rooms, formal dining YARD MASTERS 646-9656 Mowing, Raking, Clean corporation on a telegraph, $2,000 or best offer. CAMLIAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONITAC • GMC TRUCKS F U U TIME screened porch, new with mature trees. on private Forest Hills telephone, electric light or ing fireplace, center room Is the highlight of room , l '/2 baths, easy Yard cleaned, Garages, Dump Runs. 649-4256. Mee-Fri, 104 furnace, 1 - car garage $165,000. Principles cul-de-sac! First floor power pole or to a tree, aisle kitchen on a this six room Colonial. maintenance. Brick ( Trees cut, 6.C.F. Homo Servic* $159,900. Peterm an only. 643-8255. wonderful wooded hil­ and stone exterior. fa m ily room: $216,(X)0. APARTMENTS LEAKY ROOF? 645-8798 shrub, rock, or onv other Also features a sun- Most roof! Bpd, AM/FM Btarao tap# pool, tennis courts. now available for Im­ 88 VWQTI *6495 A Ncwxpapcr la EductUoa Program Oak cabinets, am/fm In­ cepted Saturday, April FULLY INSURED LCD trays, books, games, Realty World, Benoit, mediate occupancy. COUNTRY Charmer. 4S6-2984 clothing, car tires and 8-apd, A/C Sgontorce by Frechette Associates, Large rooms with that tercom, fpic, central vac, 22, between 10am and Plum bing f t Hooting DON'S u u m sa m cc A N e Two unitsareavallable m uch m ore. A p ril 22-23, 345 CEN TER ST. The Quiz 646- 7709.O______comfortable charm Bsmt., Cedar sided. Start­ 1 p m a t O a k la n d Systomo OAROaMM fo r a limited time at 643-6774 9-4.16 Church Street. The Manchester Herald and grace of an earlier ing at $239,500. Heights Apartments, 18 yra. Service Since 1973 Lietnssd limirid Call now for: MANCHESTER GRACIOUS and spa­ this price. These homes Yard clean-up T A G S a le . Saturday, cious!!! Delightful are complete and period. French doors, Rte. 31 to Coventry High 360 Ookland Street, Bathroom Kitchen mmocMIng 647-7077 School, Ripley Hill Rd. to Manchester. “IF'e can tell you Shrub & hedge trimming April 22,8am-5pm. Fur­ W orldscope (10 points for each question answered conectly) seven room Colonial loaded with extras- bow front, front porch, R&Y Water heetera Rototilling and mowing large foyer, bright and Cooper Lane. '6 mile on MANCHESTER. F o u r Bolien niture, clothing, col­ on Taylor Street In ...fireplace, applian­ what to look for... 10% Saator CMzsa AKsm t lectibles. 529 Spring 72 HOUR MONEY BACK ces, l '/2 baths, full cheery dining room, right, Brenda Lana. room, first floor rent. Senior Citizen discount 1989 PONTIAC 6000 'LE' WAGON Vernon. Four bed­ Remodeling and what to look Street, Monchester. e U A R A N TEE Air, T ilt Cruise, AM/FM Stereo, Morel room s, 1 '/2 baths, stone basements and gar­ efficient and organized Trade Craftsmen, Inc. Basement, security, Prompt eervioe 646-7011 appllanced kitchen. At­ references. No pets. Company out f o r r FLEA Market. Monday, Chavy *84 Chavatta •2.006 LIST PRICE- fireplace with wood- ages. Come see the Builders - Storrt 429-1859 646-1101 Oodga '83 400 •3.008 *15,697.00 stove. fully appllanced mode for tomorro- tractive over-sized lot $550. per month plus Thursday and Friday Chsvy as Cavdisr •4.008 D I S C O U N T - *2,341.00 Exp ert, HEBRON 5-8pm. Saturday, 9- eat-ln kitchen, formal W ...V O U own your own with flowers, fruit heat. 643-1577. Olda '83 88 •8.008 Y O U P A Y ­ *13,356.00 dining room, hard­ lot and home. Dir: trees, brick patio, rock NEAT as a pin I! Immacu­ MANCHESTER. Attrac­ Cnttmamhip HarBro LAND5CAPE 5pm. 43 Purnell Place, Pont, a s Qrtnd Am •8.008 garden plus screened late six room Cape Cod Manchester, CT. Olda *84 Cutlaaa •8.708 CASH OR TRADE— *3,156.00 wood floors plus new T ollan d Tpke or N. tive six room duplex. In All Phtm0$ ol M&M OIL Design & Construction •8.006 porch to enloy. Coll In the Bowers School Fold a r Ranger P.U. BAL. TO FIN.— •10,000.00 carpet, 130x185 yard. Main Street to Rossetto 1'/2 baths, first floor Hebron 228-1150 MANCHESTER. Gigan­ •8.006 area of Manchester. RnmodnIIng Painting PLUMBING A HEATING Olda '88 Calais $173,900. Ja ck so n & Drive. Blanchard & Barbara Weinberg for laundry, large yard. tic multi-family tag •8.006 60 M O N T H S A T *233.00 per month Three bedrooms, mod­ • Oil Burner Service S Seise Manchester 647-7760 O ld i *88 Clara Jackson Real Estate, Rossetto Realtors," more Information. RE­ Security, references. •Cntii eWNw of Manchester sale. Bikes, furniture, O lda‘84 Dana •0.008 14.25% A P R S T #K8108 647- 8400.P We're Selling Houses" M AX, east of the river. ern bath, harwood $750. Plus utilities. 647- • Automatic Oil Delivery clothing, toys, books Buick '88 Ragal •7,608 Discounts Include cash rebates (2.9% fin. optional) 647- 1419.D floors, economical gas DnipN hlrim int NEW Price!!! The price 646-2482.0 9353. Quality Painting ,• Wall Pumps Sites S Servloa and much more. April Olda '88 Clara •7.006 Payment does no) Include sales tax or reg. heat. Beautiful M il •bstM 22, 9-1, Saturday only. •7.006 of this delightful older MANCHESTER. Room In Services • Watsr Heaters (siveMo s <>••) LET YOUR newspaper atda ar ci#* grounds surround this e V M I KitciMs t 121 Wellman Road. Olda'SeOetta •7.008 ROUTE 83 Cape on Summer fk-SS— lovely home! Priced quiet rooming house. • Bathroom & Kitchen help you keep fruit lors •e.oos Street In Manchester Viiyl S«if DitlS •Free Estimates sparkling clean and sweet MANCHESTER. 172 Ma­ Otd( '86 Se Rsgancy VERNON. CONN. OPEN HOUSE right at $142,900. Jack- Off street parking. $70. Remodeling Olds a r C u tiM •9.008 hos been reset at per week. 646-1686 or ehc b m •SMmes smelllno. Wosh lors. dry ple Street. Cleaning 872-^145 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY son 8f Jackson Real •Senior Citizen Discounts • Senior Citizen Oleeounte Toyota '36 CaHca OT8 •0.008 $142,000! Th re e bed­ 569-3018. • M l •bniK completely then put a grandma's house. MOTORS. INC. 1-4PM Estate, 647-8400.0 •Aluminum i t Vinyl • Bectrtc work by BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE rooms, new bath, large piece of newspaper Childrens clothes, CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONITAC • CMC TRUCKS IT'S almost picnic MANCHESTER. Two Stnior DIteount Powerwashing Precision Electric AND MARINE newer heat!ng system. bedroom duplex, rem­ Inside the lor and put the toys, something tor time!!! Hot weather Fully Llcnnsud FREE ESTIMATES everyone. Saturday, 259 Adims 8L, Maneh. 1 ■ Approximately 300,000 abortion-rights advocates marched In Nice deep yard meas­ odeled. Laundry hook­ lid on. The paper will will be back soon and 646-6815 A p ril 22, 9-1.______049-1749 the nation's capital on Sunday, April 9. The demonstrators uring 57x239. Jackson & up. $600. plus utilities. Fully Insund Phone: 649-2871 obsorb any moisture. Let Jackson Real Estate, will your family and gathered as the Supreme Court prepared to hear arguments In a References and secur­ Fnn ettlmat9$ We’re Here To Serve o classified od in your MANCHESTER. Living 647-8400.O friends love the fabu­ Missouri case that could be used to narrow or overturn the 1973 lous 20x40 In-ground ity. 633-6921. newspaper find o cash room set, fishing MANCHESTER. Nice equipment and miscel­ ..?.. V ...?.. case legalizing abortion. pool that comes with MANCHESTER. Second 263 Main St. GIVE YOUR budget a LOOKING FOR on apart­ buyer for most anything Ranch. Available Im­ i H I laneous. Saturday, this seven room Spilt. floor, two bedrooms. break ... shop the classi­ ment? Be sure to check you hove for sole. CLYDE mediately. Sought af­ Manchester A p ril 22, 10-3. Rain Beat Buy” Three bedroom s, I'/z Stove, refrigerator, fied columns for bargain the many vacancies listed CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. J V ^ M O T O R S 2- The leaders of Solidarity signed ter five room alumi­ date, April 29. Matchwords baths. Bryan Drive In wall to wall carpet, hot buys I in clossified each day. ROUTE 83, VERNON accords with the government of ( ! points tor each correct match) num sided ranch. Light 645-8892 Manchester. water. $640 plus secur­ MANCHESTER. Tag sale Poland a lew days ago legalizing and airy eat-ln kitchen, 83 Nissan 280 ZX *6995 $169,900.Jackson 8i ity. References re­ one day only. 376 Kee­ 84 Century LTD Wagon *6695 the huge trade union that was 1 - advocate a - entrance fireplaced living room. ney Street. Saturday, Jackson Real Estate, quired. No pets. 646- 89 Cavelier C J 4 Door *4495 Truly a well cared for 647-8400.O STORE AND April 22, 9am-2pm. banned after martial law was de­ 4648. STORE AND GENERAL 69 Spectrum 4 Door *5195 2 - martial b - Incident home with an excellent INVITATION TO BID clared In Decemberol the year..?... MANCHESTER. Lovely OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE SERVICES MANCHESTER. 38 Ed­ 86 Skylark 4 Door *4995 yard. $147,900.D.W. The Manchester Public Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 five room apartment. ward Street. Saturday, 89 Electra 4 Door *10995 3 - episode c - warlike Schools solicits bids for ATH- April 22, 9-3. Antiques, 3 - In his recent visit here, Israeli L0T8/LAND Second floor enclosed LCTIC BQUIPMUNT for the PROFESSIONAL Office MANCHESTER. 6,100 AFFORDABLE services 89 Century 4 Door *7495 NEW 1989 OLDS CUTLASS CRUISE VERNON. Great oppor­ FOR SALE porch, parking. $550. IfSMO school year. Sealed bids Suite. 760 square feet. square feet. Excellent for the elderly. Light lewelry, quilts, toys, V-6. Cruise, Tilt Air. AM/FM Cassette, Marel Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir 4 - debut d - backer clothes, etc. 88 Century Wagon *7995 tunity for first time plus security and utili­ will be received until May 2, In excellent downtown retail space, will subdl- housekeeping, grocery 86 Cavalier 4 Door *6995 LIST P R IC E — *16,706.00 said he would let (CHOOSE ONE: tiff, 2:00 P.M., at which time location. Available for buyer. Nice ranch style WILLINGTON. Two lots, ties. No pets. Referen­ ylde. F.J. SplleckI shopping, will tlx light 86 Delta 88 2 Door *9995 Israeli citizens talk to the PLO, 5 - Interim e - temporary 16 Anderson Street, Manchester they will be publicly opened. Immediate lease. D IS C O U N T — *2,507.00 condo across from $75,000 each. Jack ces. 646-6950 afte r 6pm. The right Is reserved to relect Realtors. 643-2121. meals, hove hair dress­ 88 Olds 98 4 Door *9995 Palestinians hold elections In the Henry Park at South Buy direct and save. Boyle R e a l Estate DON T MI55 Y O U P A Y — *14,199.00 Lappen Realty. 643- MANCHESTER. Three any and oil bids. Specifications ing license. Shampoo, 86 Olds Clera Wagon *8995 occupied lands). Village. Country set­ Nice location. Close to Manchester Hospital. Immacu­ Com pany. 649-4800. sets, haircuts, perms, C A S H O R T R A D E — *4,199.00 4263.______bedroom, IV2 baths, and bid forms may be secured THI5 ONE 86 Spectrum 4 Door *4995 People & Sports ting, convenient loca­ late, you must seell Colonial 3 bedrooms, large walk In at the Business Office, 45 North VACATION manicures, etc. Call BOLTON Lake-small par- attic and cellar. $775. Antiques, crystal, 12 86 Bonneville 4 Door *7995 B A L. T O FIN.— *10,000.00 (5 points for each correct answer) tion, full appllanced closets, living room, dining room, kitchen, 1H baths, School Street, Manchester, CT. Use o low-cost od RENTALS DebI 643-4767. 4 ■ More than ten years alter its sol­ cel of land. Can not be per month plus utili­ Classified for quick speed bike and 60 M O N T H S A T *233.00 per month 1' Several newspapers have pulled the kitchen. $79,900. Realty garage, finished room in basement and much more. bu ilt upon. 643-2880. ties. Security and ref­ 066-04 N diers Invaded ..?.., Vietnam re­ suits. 643-2711. accessories, lawn and 14.25% A P R S T #K6012 World, Benoit, Vinyl siding. Comer lot. Immediate occupancy. erences. No pets. 643- 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 cently promised to withdraw the recent episodes of Garry Trudeau's SUMMER Breezes. Lake- Discounts Include cash rebates (2.9% tin. optional) Frechette Associates, $159,900 Builder/owner. M.T.S. Builders. 646-2787 2121. 5 MILES household goodies, Payment does not Include sales tax or reg. rest of Its troops from that country comic strip ..?.. that dealt with the dis­ 646-7709.D front property on Cape clothes, toys and more. GLASTONBURY Soap INVITATION TO BID FROM DISNEY WORLD FURNITURE VOLKtWAIEN by September. ease AIDS. Cod near Sandwich. A fresh water lake at the Factory. One bed­ The Eighth Utilities District, 33 Main Street, Manchester, FOR RENT — New 3 Br 2 families. route 83 Connecticut seeks bids for SIX PACB PRAMS WARDROBB LIPMAN #1 Cape. 3'/2 acres. Watch room. Available May House, sleeps 8, 2 full WANTED. U sed b e d ­ 41 Tonrica Spring Trail «" h o »,iC,o h n . 2 ' The giant cosmetics firm (CHOOSE MANCHESTER $125,900 UNITS AND THREE PACB FRAME STORAOE CABINETS. VW 5 ■ Texas Air Corporation recently OPEN HOUSE the sun set. Owner 20. $650. Includes a ll baths, kit, Ig. living room, room set, dressers, din­ April 22nd 9-1:30 ONE; Avon, Revlon) recently an­ April 22, 1989 - 12-2PM u tilities. C a ll 295-0508. Bid specifications may be obtained during normal business ing room set and crib. Rain Date UNOER10000 announced It would sell Eastern financing a possibility. hours (9:00A.M. to 5:00P.M.) Monday thru Saturday from swimming pool, tennis •7 VW Je n a QL. r*d nounced It would phase out animal test­ 136 London Rd., Hobron Call today. Ask for 293-2900,______Sun., April 23rd ^ MOTORS. INC. Airlines to a group of Investors ths Dlspotchtr at the EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT FIRE­ court, full furnished and •7 VW QL. brown CADILUC • OLDSMOBILE • PONITAC • GMC TRUCKS ONE Walnut double bed, •7 VW Je n a QL. Wm headed by former baseball com­ ing of Its products by the end of May. Barbara Weinberg. HOUSE, 32 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, 06040. equipped. 9-1:30 R E -M A X , 647-1419.n Sealed bids will be received at the above address until 7:OOP. Call 649-1106 spring mattress. All UNOER 18000 missioner bedding Included. In­ M VW QoH. 2 tff. WiM 3 ■ Nick Faldo o f ..?.. became the latest BUILD to suit. Acre lot In CONDOMINIUMS M., on May 8,1989 at which time they will be publicly opened, Mon-FrI bet. 9am-4pm read aloud and recorded. cluding electric M VW Qolf QL. M um 1 foreign golfer to win the Masters by edg­ Andover. Treed and FOR RENT CARS •7 VW Je n a QLI. arey rolling lot Ideally su­ Bids shall remain valid for thirty (30) days from the bid blanket and FOR SALE •7 VW Je n a QL. J h e e ing Scott Hoch In a sudden-death play­ ited for your dream opening date. The District reserves the right to relect any spread.649-1631. 57 VW Qolf QL 4 dr. Wu« Illllil MANCHESTER. Newer and a ll bids for any reason deemed to be In the best Interest M VW QLI. Bllvor off. CREDNZA, walnut, like M VW Ja n a , Mut m. dadFa JkA“. house. Convenient and of the District. MI5QUAMICUT, Rl PONTIAC Trans Am, a-England b-Scotlai,d c-lreland two bedroom, air con­ new. $350. price negotl- vet provides that coun­ ditioned, new applian­ EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT 1984, red. Mint condi­ UNDER rOOO Beat Buy” Nevfsname try feeling. Asking In Cottage In great loca­ able. 527-2199.______M VW Fox. 2 dr. bluo m o t o r s ces, pool, heat and Joseph Tripp tion. Power brakes, •' (15 points for correct the low $80's. C a ll and tion 2 blocks from M VW Fox, 2 dr. rod answer or answers) 4 ' Rookie pitcher Jim Abbott of the water,$695. per month. Fire Commissioner ONE swlvol chair, one power windows ond M VW Fox Won. WiM ask for Barbara Wein­ beach, 2 baths, sleeps 7 (CHOOSE ONE; California Angels, San C all 644-5257 days, or Doted at Manchester, CT 06040 this 18th day of April, 1989 upholstered chair. $50. m u ch more. Price t7 VW Qolf. whHo. «l HEBRON $183,900 berg. RE-MAX, 647- available 10-17 July •7 VW fox. 4 dr. wtilW Mikhail Gorbachev 644-3313 evenings. each. C a ll 646-2916. $4,500. For more Infor­ M VW Jotta QL. brown Francisco Giants) was rocked by the Pretty 1,800 sq. ft. Ranch on 1419.n______067-04 •6S0. Also available recently visited my private 1.3 acre lot. 7 rooma, 3 m ation, c a ll 646-5324. Seattle Mariners in his pro debut. MANCHESTER. Two NDTICB June and Sept, off sea­ UNDER 10000 country. Estimates badrooma & 2 batha on main APPROVED b u ild in g bedroom townhouse TRANS Am, 1984. Excel­ M VW Qolf dlMOl level plua additional 700 aq. lots. W lllington, $67,500 Notice Is hereby given that on M arch 15,1989, at Bridgeport, son rate '475 weekly. [TV/8TERE0/ lent condtion, loaded. M VW Je n a , 4 dr. wbito are that Soviet aid 5 ' Steve Fisher, who led the University ft. finlahed baaement. Total style condo. Private Connecticut one 1984 31 Foot Fishing Vessel, VIN ; OFFICIAL Call 647-1413. evening se VW Jotta QL. brown - $69,500; C o ve n try, entrances with deck, APPLIANCES Call after 6 pm 646-1485 constitutes as much 2800 aq. ft. Thia la truly a fine #671531 was seized at Long Island Sound off Bridgeport, call 649-9345. UNOER S5000 o f..?.. to the NCAA basketball champi­ houae at a lair price. $69,900 • $97,900. P h ilip s laundry facilities and Connecticut os o result of the alleged use In the commission or 646-4549. NEW 1989 PONTIAC SAFARI WAGON as one-fourth of my 58 VW Qolf, gray onship as an Interim coach, was re­ DIRECTIONS: Rta 84 to 384 Real Estate, 742-1450.Q basement storage. of 0 violation of 8 U.S.C. 1324(a). Sold seized conveyance has SEARS Kenmore washer. PONTIAC Bonneville, 84, •4 VW Jotta. 2 * . at AM/FM Stereo. Cruise, Tilt, Luggage Carrier, Morel nation's GNP. Who cently named head coach. to Wyllya St. exit. Go left at Near 1-384 and ship­ been determined to be subject to forfeiture pursuant to 8 U.S. Maytag electric dryer. 83 VW Jotta. 4 dr, rod exit, right at light 6 follow to C. 1324(b) and 8 C.F.R. 374. Any person clolmlno to be the V-6 , four door, silver. LIST P R IC E — *18,682.00 am I and what nation London Rd. (lat left peat Gay ping. Available May 1. owner of told seized conveyance who withes to obtain o ludl- MISCELLANEOUS Both excellent condi­ Looded, A-1 condition. UNDER MOOD D IS C O U N T — *2,837.00^ i o r $600. plus utilities. 721- tion. $125 for pair. 649- 83 VW Jotta. 4 dr. rod do I lead? City State Park.) OPEN HOUSE J BUSINESS clol determination of forfeiture must tile with the Regional FOR RENT $3,950,649-2687. Y O U P A Y ­ I " I PROPERTY 9654 nights or^3-7186. Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Service, a 4292 leave message. 83 VW QTI. blaoli *13,845.00 SUNDAY claim on(i post a cost bond of $5,(XX).00, pursuant to 8 C.F.R. PONTIAC Grand Prix, 24 Tolland Tpko. CASH OR TRADE— *5845.00 VOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points - TOP SCORE! 1980, V -6, new trans­ D.W.FISH 374.10. A claim and o cost bond must be received by the Regi­ G A R A G E . 2'/3 car garage BAL. T O FIN.— *10,000.00 81 to 90 points — Excellent. 71 to 80 points — G o o d 61 to 70 points — Fair. THE RLALTYCOMhANY 1:00-4:00 P.M. MANSFILED. Buildings, [HOMES onal Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Ser­ available Imme- mission, brakes, ex­ Vrnon. CT ‘ Know ledse Unlimited, Inc. 4-17-89 vice, Federal Building, Burlington, Vermont 05401, on or be­ 64B-263B 60 M O N T H S A T *233.00 per month VERNON five rental units, near FOR RENT dlately. C a ll 643-1577. IQ9 J SPORTING haust and tires. Asking Northfield Green Ranch condo. Private end U CO N N . $254,900. P h il­ fore close of business April 28,1989 or sold conveyance will $2,000 or best otter. 14.25% A P R S T #K8104 871-1400 unit with great side yard, newer appliances be declared forfeited to the United States, pursuant to 8 C.F. 60008 Discounts Include cash rebstee (2.9% tin. optional) ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ ips Real Estate,742- BOLTON. Three bed­ R. 374.11. Any person having on appropriate property Inter- [ROOMMATES 643-2045. Going to MOTORCYCLES/ MANCHESTER and carpeting. This unit has central air, full 1450. college. Payment dost not Include salee tax or reg. room, two baths, fully sest In sold seized conveyance may file petitions for relief WANTED WEIGHT set-DP frame M0PED8 usB|L|0|y|-s IsieBuv 643-1591 basement and carport. Pool, tennis, play­ P A C K A G E store- from forfeiture with the Regional Commissioner pursuant to appllanced, rec room, 8 U.S.C. 1324(b) and 8 C.F.R. 274.13 - 274.17 without flllno o bench by Sears with CORVETTE, 1978, 350, ground and clubhouse. business. Manchester four speed, runs excel­ ROUTE 83, 8|UJ0i||e3 -y :e-e '.uoAy-j lAjnqseuooQ-i iSiUOdS '8 31d03cf ■ ^ B e t t e r two car garage, washer claim and posting a cost bond. PROFESSIONAL, non- barbell supports fully MOTORCYCLE Insu­ high traffic orea, and dryer provided. le n t.$10,000 o r best VERNON. C(1N. 9-s '.B-y ;q-e '.O-Z :p-t :saUOMHOiVW HOST: Rick Pagani Stanley E. McKinley smoker to share four adlustable Incline and rance. Same day cav- 872-dl45^ pTdWHaBSS' equipment and Inven­ A v a ila b le for June 1st. Regional Commissioner leg lift attachment. In­ otter. B ill, 643-2514. erage, campetitive eqno 'oqsBO |epH :3NVNSM3N tory Included, some bedroom, washer/d- DIRECTIONS: Main Street to Woodbridge No pets. $1,000 per A pril 3, 1989 ryer, parking a n d cluded Is 130 pound OLDSMOBILE Clero, rates an full range at MOTORS. INC. qiojjeqen Jaied-fi leipoqujBO-y ispuB) pe|dnooo eqi u| suo|) owner financing possi­ Street to Lydall Street to Ambassador Drive. month, unheated; much more. $300. per barbell-dumbell set. 1982. Mint condition. matercvcies. Call CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONITAC • GMC TRUCKS -oaie p|oq sUB|U|»ee|Bd-E U861-Z lapBM ‘eou-t ladOOSQTaOM ble. $109,900. P h ilip s Cose number $1,100 per month, 892-HAR-00410 month plus ■ utilities. Whole set $150. Call Pat 19,000 m iles. $4,000 or Crackett Agency, Inc. Real Estate. 742-1450a heated. C all 643-0862 014-04 643-7288. at 649-1900, evenings. best otter. 643-8255. 643-1577. 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