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Opposition charges election fraud By Susan Vaughn purpose is to allow the student to be Herald Reporter a part of the social interaction going on in the classroom, said million votes, possibly PAN also said lU supporters in Judy Shea, audiology consultant By Jone Bussey de la Madrid's ruling Institutional several Sonora towns destroyed ballot Imagine a teenager who for the CREC hearing program. United Press International Revolutionary Party, or PRI. control of the Chamber . . Tensions ran high during the day, boxes because inspections were not can’t enjoy television, hear The microphone allows more Official results will be announced permitted before the polls were opened. flexibility and mobility for the MEXICO CITY - President Miguel July 14, sparked by fears of election fraud, and rock music, understand slang the army deployed all of its 90,000 troops Police reported 32 arrests. Madero teacher. The teacher can walk de la Madrid's ruling party claimed it The ruling party has never lost a or talk on the telephone, but around the classroom and still be presidential or gubernatorial race and to support police at 56,000 polling said 70 people were detained in Sonora, retained control of the national con­ including 30 PAN members. At least 19 who dances, plays softball, heard by the hearing-impaired gress and won a huge victory in late Sunday said it had won 300 stations nationwide. The government said the elections arrests occured in San Luis Rio rides a bicycle, hikes up student. hundreds of local elections. Opposition Chamber of Deputies seats, with the Colorado, across the border from Some teachers made a special politicians accused it of fraud and ballot remaining 100 to be divided among went smoothly, but PAN officials mountains and always makes reported scattered violence and blamed Yuma. Ariz. effort to help Karen adapt to her box stuffing. other parties based on the proportion of the honor roll at school. new school, she and her mother Scattered violence marred the con­ votes they received. The ruling party the unrest on PRI election fraud. "In different places in the country, PAN said its poll watchers asked that That description matches said. tests Sunday for state assembly seats, had held 299 seats before the elections. boxes in 12 stations be opened before Karen's social studies teacher, MS mayors, seven state governors and The PRI National Committee also acts of violence were detected as in Karen Harley. 15, who has Ciudad Obregon, Agua Prieta, Nuevo voting began to ensure they were James Moriarly, worked out an all 400 members of the Chamber of claimed the party had won the seven empty. When PRI backers refused, been hearing-impaired since arrangement with another honors Deputies, the federal legislative body. gubernatorial races and most of the Leon and Alamos,” said PAN President birth. Pablo Emilio Madero. scuffles broke out. student in Karen's class to lake There were no reports of injuries local contests. The PAN members tried to remove But Karen’s inability to notes in his classes. He copied The elections were marked by the But earlier in the day. PAN spokes­ He told a Mexico City news confer­ MIGUEL MADRID ence PAN supporters in Sonora had the boxes, one of which broke open, hear human speech and other them and gave theiTi to Karen at strongest challenges ever by the main man Gonzalo Altamirano Dimas said spilling ballots already filled out in the end of every week?Tben Karen . opposition National Action Party, or the opposition conservative party's been subjected to "threats” and . . . Mexican president votes sounds isn’t what makes her "beatings." favor of the ruling party, PAN said. compared her own notes with the PAN, to the 56-year hold on the power of polls showed it could garner up to 10 stand out. It is her spunk. other student's when preparing for "I never give up." Karen said in a test. a recent'interview at the home on Karen said she laughed at Weather Helaine Road where she lives with herself many times when she found Peopletalk her parents, Kenneth and Carol that her version of what the Harley. She and her mother said teacher said was not what the other 'St that because of the impairment. student had put down. Today’s forecast Karen has to work harder at Karen told of another incident Madonna bares all Son of DIno everything she tries, especially during the school year when she Dean Martin's son. Dean Paul, quit profes­ Connecticut, Massachusetts her school work went to class and no one was there, Rock singer Madonna, the sultry pop singer and Rhode Island: Sunny today. Karen, who recently finished because she had not heard the who bares her midriff to all, allegedly took off the sional tennis to take up acting and then quit to become a fighter pilot. Now he wants to get back Highs 80 to 85 except in the 70s on ninth grade at tiling Junior High announcement over the public- rest of her clothes Cape Cod. Fair tonight. Lows in address system about a special for photographs into acting but says people have forgotten him. School, said she had to put in three v V "After two years of putting my acting career on the 60s. Partly cloudy Tuesday. to live hours a night on homework assembly. So she just started Penthouse maga­ Highs in the 80s. following the students walking zine says will ap­ hold, 1 came back to Hollywood to start from assignments in order to make the scratch. Believe me, it wasn't easy." he said. "1 Maine: Mostly cloudy with honor roll every quarter this past down the hall to the assembly pear in an upcoming scattered showers north and issue. couldn't get an interview or an audition We're year. "She is com- talking major frost. It's been an up-hill battle partly sunny elswhepe, with a During the school year, she got MUCH OF WHAT Karen picks pleteiy nude and the ever since " chance of showers southeast her first "C" ever in an academic up in others' speech is "educated pictures are fully Things are looking up. though. Last month today. Highs in the 70s to lower subject. The grade in geometry, guessing." her mother said. explicit. " said Pent­ Martin signed to star in "Misfits of Science, " an 80s. Fair tonight. Lows in the mid which came during her first year in In conversation, "Karen really house editor and hourlong comedy-adventure series for NBC 50s to lower 60s. ParUy sunny a full-time regular school pro­ misses out on a lot of the little publisher Bob (luc- debuting in the fall with a 30 percent chance of gram, upset Karen because math things, such as teenagers' slang," cione in a statement " It s a contemporary series along the lines of afternoon showers Tuesday. has always been her best subject, Mrs. Harley explained. She said Sunday. Ghostbusters,'"" he said. " But it s hard to Highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s. Mrs. Harley said. slang is something that her parents He said the pic­ compare it with anything on the air right now New Hampshire: Mostly Karen quickly brought it up to a can't leach her. tures were taken in You could say it is really off the wall." cloudy with a chance of showers "B ' Karen said she finds it easy to 1979 when Madonna Martin is estranged from his wife. Olympic listen to one per.son at a time north and partly sunny south But when there are five or six was living in New figure-skating star Dorothy Hamill but is today. Highs in the mid 70s to mid FROM THE TIME she was 3 York and working optimistic they will patch up their differences. years old until this year, Karen conversations going on simultane- 80s. Partly cloudy tonight. Lows Expect another bake Job attended schools in West Hartford ousl’y — at the table in the school as a professional in the mid 50s to lower 60s, Partly model — long before Today: sunhy.ur^v Highs 80 to 85. West winds around 10 mph. Tonight: and Wethersfield, participating in lunchroom, for example — she gets Worm In my mezcarlta sunny with a chance of afternoon lair. Lows 66 to 85. Southwest winds around 10 mph. Tuesday; partly the Capitol Region Education lost. She waves her head back and i her hit songs "Like showers Tuesday. Highs from a Virgin" and The worm turns and the stomach might, too. if cloudy. Highs 85 to 90. Today's weather picture was drawn by Aaron Council program for hearing- forth to show her frustration in that "Material Girl " the mid 70s north to the 80s south. Custer, of McCabe Street, who was a fourth grader at Robertson impaired children. situation. Madonna Paul Lux's mezcal campaign catches on. Lux is Vermont: Cloudy with a little Being in the classroom is actu­ "A great number pushing Dos Gusanos Mezcal, a fiery tequila-like School. Karen is one of seven hearing- of Madonna nudes surfaced all at once, and we alcohol that comes with not one, but two worms, sun this afternoon. Highs in the impaired students in the Manches­ ally easier for Karen than social ter school system, according to conversations. Mrs Harley said, had first choice," said Guccione. "They came as its name indicates. 70s. A few clouds tonight. Lows 55 from many different sources — photography Mezcal. made only in southern Mexico by to 60. Partly sunny and warmer Brenda Paullo, head of the Speech because she knows what to expect teachers and their students, amateurs, and Oaxacan Indians, traditionally comes with a Tuesday with a chance of a and Hearing Department of the The discussion is usually about professionals — and we had the opportunity to worm in the bottle that is eaten by the braver thundershower. Highs in the town Board of Education. one subject at a time, rather than select the very best." lower 80s, Attending a regular junior high constantly switching from talk of members of the population. boys, to music, to what your Madonna could not be immediately reached lor "The two worms are a gimmick. " Lux, a St. school with no special help other Herald photos by Tarquinio than a speech clinician-tutor and a mother said last night in social comment. Louis businessman, admitted "It's a product to Extended outlook Guccione said the photos — both black and have fun with and that's what we re trying todo ' hearing device presented numer­ conversation, Mrs. Harley said. J English teacher Sharon Sheehan, above, presents a white and color — would be featured in a 17-page Lux is working on promotional items to spread Extended outlook for New ous challenges for Karen this past Karen said she listens to music, news and pictorial layout in an upcoming issue of the word about his product and is plugging a year. but basically only hears vibrations lesson for a ninth-grade class at llling Junior High England Wednesday through In class, she used a modern FM and so unlike many of her peers, the magazine. "mezcarita " drink in which mezcal replaces the Friday: School, using a microphone which amplifies her voice Madonna, 24, catapulted to stardom with her tequila in a margarita. He's setting his marketing auditory trainer connected to the hasn't become that familiar with Connecticut, Massachusetts teacher's microphone. But Karen rock music and rock stars. Televi­ for Karen Harley, right, a hearing-impaired student. LP "Like a Virgin. " She is also featured in the sights set on yuppies and also hopes to attract and Rhode Island: Chance of successful film. "Desperately Seeking Susan." in said it was still difficult to follow sion is another source of frustra­ Karen wears the receiver for the FM hearing system college students. showers Wednesday, Fair everything her teachers said and tion for Karen because it is too around her neck and waist. For the first time this past which she plays a 1980s-style vampon the move in "It's not something people would do every Thursday and Friday. Highs 75 New York City. day." he said. "If people are in the right mood, to take notes at the same time, difficult to read the lips of the school year, Karen attended all regular classes in the Madonna — born Madonna Louise Ciccone in to 85. Lows in the 60s. because she reads lips. actors and actresses who move a u they'll say, "What the hell, let's do it ' " By "right Manchester public school system. Bay City, Mich. — recently became engaged to mood, " Lux must mean inebriated beyond the Vermont: Chance of showers Karen is used to the device, lot and often talk with their back to Hollywood actor Sean Penn. Wednesday, fair Thursday and which is hooked up to her regular the screen. point of all reason Friday. Highs in the 70s and low hearing aid. The receiver pack is 80s. Lows 55 to 60. attached to her waist. She carries THE ONLY WAY KAREN can past year .she served as an she's out shopping, her mother secretary, " Mrs Harley said with homework logelher for years. The pecs have It New Hampshire and Maine: A the microphone from class to watch TV is to have someone in the assistant teacher said. a laugh " The homework is almost beyond room giving her a play by play But it is still difficult for Karon to She said she realizes how diffi­ us now, " said Mrs. Hurley. Embarrassing moment Bushman, a lowlands gorilla, finished in a tic chance of showers Wednesday. class. "It is probably the most relaxing Karen laughed as she described description of what is going on. or thing she does," her mother said of get in touch with her new friends cult it is for a teenage girl not to Karen now does the work by One of Heather Thomas's most memorable for fifth with Tom Selleck in People magazine's Fair Thursday. Chance of after­ noon showers Friday. Highs in how her teachers had difficulty to watch captioned programs, the dance lessons Although Karen because she can't talk to them on have private conversations with herself, with her parents close by moments in filming "The Fall Guy” was hanging best chest poll even though most of the judges said getting used to the microphone. which she does once in aWaile. At doesn't hear the music as the other the phone. If she wants to see a her friends. She expects it to gel in case she needs help Referring to from a crane in a bikini while the staff of 20th they*Wsliked hairy chests. the upper 70s and lower 80s, Lows in the upper 50s and lower 60s. They sometimes forgot to turn it any rate, Karen said. "I never had students do, she is able to hear the friend, she has to hop on her bike "der as Karen gels older, she the advanced algebra and Latin L Century-Fox filed in for work. Steve Lundqulst. who won two gold medals in Satellite view off when they went out of the room time to watch TV." vibrations and follow the others by and ride to a friend's house, taking ..aid. courses she is going to lake in the "I was supposed to simulate parachuting in a swimming at the Los Angeles Olympics, was and she still could hear their She said she spent too much time fall, Karen teased her mother, rated best chest with aspiring actor John F. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EDT shows counting the beats carefully. the chance her friend will be home, Summers have been especially bikini," she writes in TV Guide. "The only place Across the nation conversation, or they would sneeze on the school bus or doing home­ Karen also enjoyed participat­ Mrs. Harley said diffieull for Karen, because she is saying. "I'm going In leach you. " with a clear sky background was the main Kennedy Jr., a surprising second. thunderstorms along a stationary front from eastern Michigan work or going to dance lessons. Karen will bh taking most "Just enough hair, just enough development," or blow their nose with the ing in her first team sport this year Mrs. Harley described a system isolated. Mrs Harley said entrance to the studio. So they snapped me into Showers and thunderstorms southeastward to northern West Virginia. Gray low clouds are seen in microphone still on. she said with a Karen used to spend two hours a as a member of the llling girls' "Summer is not fun and games, " advanced college preparatory my harness, attached me to a crane and hung me. panelist Arlene Dahl said of Kennedy. will be scattered from the the Northeast, and mostly high clouds are over the Gulf Coast and she and her daughter have worked grimace. ' day on the bus to and from softball team. "That was fun. " she out, whereby Karen can call her at Mrs. Harley said courses at the high school and she spread-eagled, in a hot-pink bikini. 50 feet in the Football player Herschel Walker and actors northern and eastern Great Southeast states. The central U.S. is clear, and a large area of clouds Wethersfield. is planning to go to college. She air.” Richard Gere and Sylvester Stallone lied for said. work to ask questions The ques­ But both Karen and her mother Lakes to northern New England and some scattered thundershowes extends from the Rockies and the THE FM SYSTEM provides a Karen has taken jazz-dancing, tions can only have "yes" and are looking forward to this may want to be a physical When employees began arriving for work that third, followed by Simon LeBon of the rock group with a good chance of showers Southwest to the northern Plains. much clearer, louder sound for the acrobatic and ballet lessons at the day, Jan. 2, there was Thomas. Duran Duran. Rounding out the list were She also tried the cross-country "no" answers, she said summer because Mrs Harley education teacher - perhaps for over northern Maine. Scattered user, but it also picks up all Betty-Jane Turner School of Dance team, but grimaced when she Because Karen can only hear rccenlly left her job They plan to deaf children, she said "When they looked up at me. all I could say was, chop-socky movie star Chuck Norris and ballet showers and thunderstorms will background .noise in the room. Its in Manchester for nine years. This "Happy New Year! Welcome to FoxI' and 'What dancer Alexander Godunov. described her lack of success in certain sounds over the phone, her lake day trips to the beach and occur from Florida along the Karen will help her grandmother are you looking aC’ Didn't Katharine Hepburn get The judges included former Playboy Playmate SEA" that sport. mother says "no " for no and Karen is also "working " on her her start this way? " Barbi Benton. Lori Bowen, the woman who lifts Gulf of Mexico coastal region to The students, teachers and "O K. " for yes. Karen can distin­ when she demonstrates at crafts parents to lei her gel her driver's In addition to character-building situations like Rodney Dangerfleld in the Miller Lite commer­ the southern half of Texas. coaches at llling were "super­ guish the answer by the number of fairs license when she turns 16 in the that, Thomas says the show has taught her the art cial. and playwright Harvey Fierstein. Scattered mainly afternoon and Karen will be taking most advanced college great" in supporting Karen, said syllables in the response. Karen said she is looking for fall. But Karen is not sure her evening thunderstorms will ex­ ward to attending Manchester family — especially her three older of pseudo-self-defense. 30. preparatory courses at the high school and Mrs. Harley The Harleys also have a louds­ "I can fake a pretty good roundhouse — so good tend from the Rockies across the peaker hooked up to the telephone High School in the full and brothers - will give in on the that if i were ever mugged I'd probably deliver a plateau to the Sierra Nevada. is she is planning to go to college. She may ANOTHER BENEFIT Karen But it only helps if someone else is "checking out the boys " family rule that no one gels a devastating blow 2 feet in front of the guy 's face. " Quote of the day Most of the nation will have highs SAN FRANCISCO VOENVEI gains by attending a town school is in the room to interpret the caller's license until he or she is 18 in the 90s. want to be a physical education teacher — that she now has more friends remarks for Karen DESPITE THE DEPENDENT, Considering Karen's determina­ Joseph Otlaviano, a candidate for commander High temperatures will be in perhaps for deaf children, she said. close by. For the first lime, she close relationship she and her tion, that's one rule she may just be of the New London, Conn.. American Legion Post, the 70s from the northern and recognizes kids from school when "I HAVE TO BE a private mother have developed after doing able lo break. Now you know about his opponent, Bridgette Poi, a transsexual: eastern Great Lakes across the LOWEST » . " If we had a transsexual commander it may upper Ohio Valley to northern TEMFCRATURES The word cataract comes from the Latin word just ruin the image people have of the American New England with upper 60s NEW' for waterfall because seeing through one is like lA'gion. I often wonder why she didn't join the over northern Maine. Readings ORLEANS looking through a'waterfall. (women's) auxiliary." will reach near the 100 degree t e a C H O - Calls mark from the plateau across the central and southern Rock­ ies, the southwest and the plains f^ /Z ^ SMOWERS^ FLOW Manchester Saturday, 5:35 a m - medical Sunday, 10:25 a.m. - stove fire, UPf WEATHER FOTOCAST « call, 103 Tolland Turnpike (Town, 57 Hawthorne (Eighth District). with the desert southwest soar­ Friday, 1:53 a m. — medical Almanac ing to between 105 and 120 Paramedics) Sunday, 1 13 p m. — medical degrees. National forecast call, 200 Woodland St (Paramed­ Saturday. 5:45 a tn medical call, 1146 Main St. (Town). ics, Eighth District) call, 1146 Main St (Town, Sunday, 9; 14 p.m. — car fire, 342 Friday, 3:22 a m. — motorcycle High and low During early Tuesday morning the weather will be fair. Minimum Paramedics) Broad St (Town). Today is Monday, July 8. the 189th day of 1985 with temperatures will Include (maximum temperatures In parenthesis) fire, 880 Tolland Turnpike (Eighth Saturday, 7:06 a m - motor Monday, 2:39 a m. — smoke 176 to follow. The highest temperature re­ Atlanta 89 (92), Boston 88 (86), Chicago 70 (91). Cleveland 65 (84), District). vehicle accident. East Center and alarm, 57 Ixjokoul Mountain Drive The moon is moving toward its last quarter. ported Sunday by the National Dallas 73 (97), Duluth 57 (79), Houston 72 (92), Jacksonville 72 (92), Friday, 6:31 a m. — medical Summit streets (Town, (Town) 8 The morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. Weather Service, excluding Kansas City 72 (98), Little Rock 71 (93), Los Angeles 63 (80), Miami 79 cull, 7 Coleman Road (Town). Paramedics). The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. Alaska and Hawaii, was 119 (90), Minneapolis 68 (88), New Orleans 73 (90), New York 73 (90), Friday, 9:'24 a m. — medical Saturday, 10:40 a m. — motor Tolland County Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. degrees at Lake Havasu City, Phoenix 86 (113), St. Louis 73 (95), San Francisco 53 (79), Seattle 58 call, 109 Center St. (Town). vehicle accident, 32 Summit St Friday, 12:07 a m - man fallen They include oil magnate John D. Rockefeller in 1839; Ariz. Today’s low was 41 degrees (89), Washington 73 (94). JCriday, 9:48 a m. — medical (Town, Paramedics). his grandson former Vice President Nelson Rocke­ at Gunnison, Colo. call, 348 W Middle Turnpike Saturday, 1:02 p.m. — medical from cliff, Bolton Notch (Bolton). Friday, 9:38 p.m. - fire. West feller in 1908; jazz singer Billy Eckstine in 1914 (age (Town). call, 47 Hartford Turnpike (Town, Street (Bolton). 71); Roone Arledge, president of ABC News and Friday, 11:07 a m. — medical Paramedics), Manchester Herald Sunday, 6:06 am . — motor Sports, in 1931 (age 54); singer-actor Steve Lawrence call, 160 W Center St. (Town, Saturday, 1:57 p m — service vehicle accident. Long Hill Road in 1935 (age 50), and actress Kim Darby in 1948 (age Lottery Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Paramedics) call, 795 Tolland Turnpike (Eighth and Route 6 (Andover). 37). Friday, 2: 18 p.m. medical District) Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis Sunday, 6:41 a m. — medical call, 55 N. Elm St. (Town, Saturday, 4:48 p.m — medical Associate Publisher Business cull. 741 Bunker Hill Road (South On this dale in history: Paramedics). call. Charter Oak Park (Town, Connecticut daily Coventry). In 1497, Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama USPS 327-500 Friday. 3: ‘28 p.m. — furnace Paramedics) Saturday: 919 VOL. CIV, No. 235 Sunday, 1; 25 p.m. — car fire, 153 sailed from Lisbon on a voyage that would lead to problem, 279 Fern St. (Town) . Saturday. 6:55 p.m. — reported discovery of a sea route to India around the southern Play Four: 1364 Publlthtd dally exctpt Sunday Suggastad carriar ratas ora SI .20 Friday, 7: .34 p m. — unnecessary motor vehicle accident. Tolland School St. (South Coventry). and ctrfaln holidays by tho Man- waakiv, SS.12 for ona month, SIS.3S Sunday, 1:48 p.m. — motor tip of Africa. chostor Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard for thraa months, S30.70 for six alarm, Emanuel Lutheran Church Turnpike and Oakland Street In 1835, the Liberty Bell cracked while being rung Ploct, Manchtsfor, Conn. 06040. monthsandS61.40foronavaar. Mali (Town). (Eighth District) vehicle accident. Route 31 (South . during the funeral of Chief Justice John Marshall in Other numbers drawn Satur­ Stcond doss postoo* paid at Man- rotas ara ovallobla on raquast. Coventry Ambulance, North Cov­ day in New England; chosftr. Conn. POSTMASTER: Herild photo by Tarquinio Friday, 9:20 p.m. — medical Saturday. 7:30 p.m. — smoke Philadelphia. Sand addrtss chanoos to fh t Man- call, 6 Lorraine Road (Town, alarm, 26A Pascal Lane (Town). entry Rescue). In 1950, Gen. Douglas MacArthur was designated Vermont daily: 589. , chastor Harold, P.O. Box SOI, To placa a claultlad or display Manchastor, Conn. 06040. Paramedics). Sunday, 4:58 a.m. — alarm commander of United Nations forces in Korea. Maine daily: BS8, 7992. odvarfisamant, or to raport a naws Cheney donations climb Rhode Island daily: 5237. Itam, story or pidura Idao, coll Friday, 9:54 p.m. a- medical malfunction. Bidwell Street In 1969, withdrawal of American troops from GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 643-2711. Off lea hours ora 1:30 a.m, New Hampshire daily: 2526. you don't racalva your Harold by S to 5 p.m, Monday through Fridoy. call, 983 Tolland T urnpi^ (Town, (Town). EMERGENCY Vietnam began, and 800 infantrymen arrived at Massachusetts Megabucks: p.m. waakdavs or 7:30. a.m. Satur­ William R. Johnson, left, president ot the Hall to Millard Pryor, president ot Lydall, Paramedics). ] McChord Air Force Base in Washington state. Today In history day, plaasa talaphono your carriar. Sunday, 9:43 a m. — medical Fire — Police — Medical 11-13-25-27-31-34. The Jackpot If you'ra unabla to raach your Tho Monchastar Harold Is a Savings Bank of Manchester and Inc., a benefactor ot Cheney Hall. Lydall Saturday, 12:11 a.m. — motor call. 698 N. Main St. (Eighth was $7,341,980. There were no carriar, coll subscribar sarvica at subscribar to Unitad Prass Intbrno- has pledged $10,000 toward restoration On this (jate in 1950, Gen. Douglas 643-2711 by 7 p.m. waakdays or 10 co-chairman ot the Cheney Hall Execu­ vehicle accident. Porter and East District, Paramedics). A thought for the day: American educator Nicholas winners. Wednesday’s expected tlonal naws sarvlcas ond It a DIAL 911 Murray Butler said, "An expert is one who knows MacArthur was designated commander a.m. Saturdays for guorontaad mam bar of tha Audit Buraov of tive Campaign Committee, presents a of the historic hall. Center streets (Town, Sunday, 9; 58 a.m. — service call, In ji^anchetter jackpot 113,027,860. dallvary In Manchastor. Circulations. Paramedics). 106 Henry St. (Eighth District). more and more about less and less." of United Nations foi'^es in Korea. Massachusetts dally: 6119. signed, limited edition print of Cheney MANrHE.STER HERALD, Monday. July 8, 1985 - 5 4 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 8, 1985 They defy ban U.S./World Back from recess In B rie f Budget problems Protest^t leaders plan marches Boston mobster trial starts B E LFA S T, Northern Ireland people in the fourth march in two ing season heads toward its climax after fiery Protestant leader Rev. BOSTON — The lawyer for one of six men (U PI) — Protestant leaders vowed weeks by the loyalist extremists — July 12, when more than 100,(X)0 Ian Paisley warned of loyalist await Congress rioting if paraders were (iiverted accused of heading organized crime in Boston to defy a ban and go ahead with who back continued British rule — Protestants plan '26 separate pa­ told a federal judge his client's heart trouble planned marches through Catholic that have led to violence in the rades to mark the victory of The Cathoiics tried to stop the would be endangered by a trial expected to last at parades themselves, joining hands By Joseph Mlonowonv deadlock over the 1986 budget and plow areas despite a surge of sectarian embattled province of Ulster. Protestant King William of Orange least four months. and forming a "human chain" to United Press Internotlonol through tax reform hearings. violence that left seven people Relations between Catholics and over King James, a Catholic, in the Attorney Joseph Balliro, counsel for Ilario M. A. Other matters facing - lawmakers injured over the weekend. Protestants have grown tense in Battle of the Boyne in 1690. prevent the marchers from cross Zannino, said a "15-minute death watch" has W ASHINGTON - Congress returns Include anti-apartheid legislation and a The seven were injured Sunday recent weeks because Protestants Protestants — who make up 60 ing under a railroad bridge into the been established at a jail where his client is being from its week-long Fourth of July move by conservative senators to block when 300 baton-wielding officers vowed to defy a ban by authorities percent of Ulster's 1.5 million Catholic district. held without bail. recess today to try to break the presidential nominations to 29 State dispersed a human chain of against loyalist marches through population — have scheduled 2,200 Some of the 300 police and British Balliro disputed a federal magistrate's ruling Department positions, including Tho­ Catholic protesters who tried to Catholic areas. street marches and celebrations troops guarding the parade route Zannino was fit for trial and 'old U S. District mas Pickering to be ambassador to block 5,000 Protestant extremists Alan Wright, a Protestant leader there this summer. broke up the demonstration with Judge David S. Nelson tbe courtroom proceed­ Israel and John Whitehead to be deputy from marching through a Catholic in Portadown, has said that In the past two weeks. Protest­ batons to let the Protestant ings would present "a risk to health and if he Senate secretary of state. neighborhoodr loyalists "will not accept (parade) ants have marched in Belfast, marchers proceed (Zannino) were to stand trial for four to six The conservatives, led by Sen. Jesse The Protestant Orangemen, clad rerouting in any shape or form" Cookstown and Castlewellan, leav­ Dozens of police Land Rovers months." Helms, R-N.C., object to what they view in the usual bowler hats and orange because it would prevent Protest­ ing 34 injured in clashes. and army truiks were parked The defense attorney's request for further as a recent "ideological purge" of sashes, marched 2 miles across the ants from following their ritual The chief of the Royal Ulster bumper-to-bumper to form a ring evidentiary hearings into Zannino's "atypical to debate \ around the Catholic neighborliood conservatives from State Department town of Portadown and through a march routes Constahulary. Sir J

Manchester, who disappeared af­ Craddock told police that halfway riding in struck a disabled car on a The body was taken to the chief to the abutment. Santos com­ By United Press International deaths across the state over the medical examiner’s office at the ter diving into the Connecticut Rain storm fazed scientists, but not The Bomb holiday. bridge over the Farmington River. River at Hartford the night before plained of cramps and grabbed Farmington Medical Center for an At least five people died in A Torrington man died Sunday of State police made 1,453 arrests to get a better view of fireworks at Craddock when he tried to help. produced by man. The temperature was four autopsy. No foul play was sus­ Craddock said he freed himself, holiday accidents over the long injuries he suffered in a Friday from the start of the holiday a holiday river festival. times that at the center of the sun. "The noise period, Including 967 arresU for pected, police said. but when he recovered, Santos had LOS ALAMOS, N.M. — It was early morning, weekend, while some holiday accident in Litchfield. In another weekend tragedy, Police said Santos and Roy could be heard in three states, the shock wave festivities were drenched by tor­ Police said Louis M. Herman, 63, speeding and 73 for drunken Craddock of Enfield had jumped slipped under the water, and July 16, 1945, and the scientists who gathered on EVEN OPPENHEIMER had doubts. He didn’t driving. There were 65 accidents police divers Friday recovered the broke glass 200 miles away, the fireball shot rential rain in an intense storm was taken to Hartford Hospital into the river on the Hartford side. Craddock could not find him. the remote Southwest desert were as glum as think the Los Alamos bomb would have a yield involving injuries and 248 warn­ body of Angel Santos, 16. of 40,000 feet into the air, and the ultimate yield that spawned three tornadoes in with severe head injuries after a they were anxious. They were about to introduce ings were issued to motorists. much greater than 200 tons of TNT, and he was measured at 23,000 tons of TNT. Litchfield County. runaway car in a shopping plaza a new force in the world, the “ forboding T o m wagered $10 that it wouldn’t explode at all. He One frightened military observer thought at Three funnel clouds were spotted hit his car and went on to strike five Last year police made 2,965 unknown" as it was called, and a dadratted proposed putting the bomb in an iron casing for first that "the long hairs have let it get away In Bethlehem Saturday as a line of other cars. arrests over the Fourth of July The driver of the car, Charles summer storm blew in. T ie d e the latter eventuality; that way the rare fierce thunderstorms passed holiday period, including 2,196 from them” And several scientists also feared Veronneau, 82, of Litchfield, said The storm could, of course, queer everything. plutonium could at least be salvaged. across Litchfield County. Thou­ arrests for speeding and 87 for the explosion would never end. But the flames the gas pedal of his car stuck after The winds presented--a safety hazard that Not surprisingly, one of the Los Alamos crew sands of residents lost their drunken driving. soon died, and, prophetically, the streaitier of it hit Herman’s car. wouldn’t be tolerated, the rain might soak and put the prevailing gloom to paper. He composed electricity for a few hours as high Police were also investigating State police said Eliseo Diaz, 23, ruin sensitive mechanical constructions, and the f f the mushroom cloud formed the shape of a winds blew tree limbs down on the death Saturday of Craig A. the following ode to lost labor; "From this cnide of Worcester, Mass., was killed scientists were thus concerned that the plan to question mark in the New Mexico morning. power lines. Fagerland, 29, of Lexington, Mass, rite ASMRPOITiO lab that spawned a dud. Their neck to (President Saturday when the car he was ranch near Santa Fe, a mile up the Jemez Some startled civilians, just rising from bed, Two funnel clouds were reported at the Talcott Mountain State Park 9CHIDUU detonate the world's first atomic bomb would Harry) Truman’s ax uncurled; Lo, the riding in became wedged under a Mountains, which was to be Los Alamos. thought the blast was the end of the world. A by Bethlehem fire officials about in Simsbury. have to be scrubbed. embattled savants stood. And fired the flop truck. It was called " Y Site" then. Everything was journalist on the scene described it more as the 4:45 p.m. and a third was reported "It’s all off, ” one predicted. heard round the w orld” The truck operated by Leonard Fagerland apparently fell to his code named and secret. The military was beginning of a new time. Whatever it was, and forming in the area, said the "C ra p ” The author was clever, but wrong. As it turned National Weather Service at Brad­ Simmons, 27, of Lawrence, N Y. death from a cliff at the park, running the show. The director of the Manhattan the verdict is still not in after 40 years, it COLOR FILM The worry was understandable. And as the out, not even a rainstorm on the desert could ley International Airport in Wind­ was travelling was travelling at 15 police said. A companion who was Project, Gen. Leslie Groves, told Oppenheimer worked; that’s the truly amazing thing, Norris with him reported the incident. nation pauses to remember that morning of 40 stop the events of four decades ago. The test was sor Locks. mph on Interstate 91 in Middletown that his mission was to create an explosive that due to mechanical problems. The Simsbury Volunteer Fire DEVELOPINO years ago, it’s clear it was also apropos. The called "Trinity," the 10,000-pound bomb was Bradbury says. It worked. A funnel cloud also was reported Department, troopers from Hart­ United States labored for a half dozen years to would bring World War II to an end, and to do it In Agawam, Mass. Dejesus struck the rear of the placed on a tower at the old Alam ogordo truck and his car became wedged ford and state police recovered the create the nuclear age, and the struggle was so within two years. The weather service said the AID bombing range, and the rain lifted just before Editor’s note: Tuesday, July 16, will be the funnel clouds spotted near the under it, police said. Simmons was body from a ledge on the side of the rife with doubt that success was in question from dawn on detonation day. mountain and lowered him to the THE ORDERS were unprecedented. Further, 40th anniversary of the successful test of the Bethlehem-Morris town line did arrested for driving too slowly. ^ the start. Avon police report Frances base. A medical examiner pro­ the time frame seemed impossible. One of the atomic bomb. Tom Tiede writes a syndicated not touch down and both '"were TH E B LAST OCCURRED at 5:30 a m. local Offshay, 85, of Marlborough, died nounced Fagerland dead at the first scientists to arrive. Dr. Norris Bradbury, column for the Newspaper Enterprise seen going back into the cloud." THE START WAS 1939. The world was on the State police report three traffic Thursday after the car she was scene. remembers today that Los Alamos was little time. verge of its most horrifying war, the United The light was said to be the most brilliant Association. States would soon be in the fight of its life more than an idea then. There were no roads at against three nations, and Albert Einstein, the the time, nor houses to speak of, and there was physicist, told the government it should develop only one telephone at the site. Legion Besides this, as Bradbury recalls, the Los a new weapon that utilized the energy released Test bomb had companions f o a m when atoms are artificially split. Alamos group was not technically ready to make quick history. The state of the art in nuclear That suggestion gave birth to what became Nuclear scientists were actually concerned imploding on the atoms contained in a core of known as the Manhattan Project. And the United physics was that uranium and plutonium were plutonium; the active ingredient in the to elect '-P 7oZ \ with two bombs on July 16, 1945, i c | routinely transported in the back seats of States committed $2 billion to the plan. The While the’ first, commonly called the "gadget," Hiroshima bomb was uranium, and was ignited passenger cars, and, worse, there wasn’t enough '^'”'30 ouAia money was distributed to various research was being tested in the New Mexico desert, the by banging two cores together. available then to build a bomb. laboratories, until, in 1943, the government second, known as "Little Boy," was being loaded A third bomb was also constructed and ready leader For that matter, no one was sure the bomb decided it had learned enough to organize a on a cruiser in San Francisco. Little Boy was to go at the tim e of the Trinity test. ^ 9 9 \ 2 ® ^ would work even if it could be built. And some of more concentrated effort to build the bomb. dropped on Hiroshima three weeks later. It was called the "Fat Man,” in honor of the most eminent men on the job were haunted NEW LONDON (UPI) - Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer was selected to The bombs were constructed concurrently at British Prime Minister Winston Churchill; it was by fears of failure. Theorist Hans Bethe debated Bridgette Poi says a “ slander- lead the effort. He was a thin, emotionally Los Alamos. But they were engineered a replica of the test bomb, an implosion device, if the project’s principle was correct, and type” campaign by her opponents fragile physicist from the University of differently. and it was released over Nagasaki on Aug. 9, physicist Fred Reines wondered if anybody will probably keep her from California. He collected several thousand The test bomb was designed to detonate by five days before the end of World War II. becoming the first transsexual really knew anything about what they were scientists and technicians at a one-time boy’s commander of an American Le­ gion Post. " I t ’s a slander-type situation as Potpourri much as if 1 were black or Chinese or whatever,” Poi said Sunday on Jack the eve of tonight’s balloting at Post No, 9. BLACK FLAG DERMASSAGE COLGATE An iron pen Post Comdr. Joseph Oltaviano, DISH WASHING INSTANT Anderson 65, who is running (or re-election ANT & ROACH against Poi, said the Legion "is KILLER id- LIQUID SHAVE CREAM just not ready" (or a ieader who for reporters has undergone a sex-change operation. kiG Ok Pirjf J s c frn ABC White House correspondent Sam Donaldson " I f we had a transsexual com­ Y O U k C { mander it may just ruin the image 1 1 c;/ f ATi 149 f 99< 89 asked for it and Air Force security guards nearly gave U.S. role large people have of the American it to him the other day at Andrews Air Force Base as 30 legion," Ottaviano said. " I often of the American hostages from Beirut came home. wonder why she didn’t join the QUEEN HELENE WHITE RAIN COLGATE As President and Mrs. Reagan greeted the In lUD problem (women’s) auxiliary." returning Americans across the tarmac, most Poi, currently vice commander COCOA BUHER SHAMPOO FLUORIGARD 9 } (, I / I kA Kf 4 m' « >k reporters — including Donaldson — were kept well at the post, said the opposition has LOTION { ' ) UjI I'' 7f J.r j( , ANTI-CAVITY DENTAL RINSE away from the emotional scene in a fenced-off area. WASHINGTON — The tragedy of the Daikon Shield been orchestrated by about 30 of Other newsmen accepted the security safeguard, intrauterine contraceptive device in this country has the group’s 319 members u but not Donaldson. He protested loudly and, when that been extensively chronicled. But the fact that it is an "T m going lo be iike a notch in their belts," she said. didn’t work, tried climbing overthe fence. Donaldson international problem — and that the United States is Joan Scovell, 47, waa killed by an elephant that was 79 19 Poi, 50, who was a decorated Air was forcibly restrained by armed guards, to the partly responsible for it — has received little Force pilot during the Korea war attention. being kept behind the New London Mall next to the Clyde cheers of other airmen nearby. before her operation, said she is Out of 2.8 million Daikon Shield users in the United Beatty-Cole Bros. Circus. There were signs warning " I ’m sorry, sir, but we’re just doing our jobs, " said "furious" that her sex-change has one guard, holding Donaldson’s arms. States, 18 allegedly died from infections caused by the people to stay away from the elephants. Above, an become an issue. "Well, let me do mine! " screamed a red-faced and device and thousands of women were maimed. An attendant chain elephants after a performance. " I f I ’m to be elected on public wild-eyed Donaldson before daring the guards to uncounted number of spontaneous abortions and opinion, I would win hands over. I SOFT & DRI L arrest him or let him go. stillbirths were also attributed to the shield. never received so much pubiic ANTI-PERSPIRANT The following morning. White House spokesman There were 1.7 million Daikon Shields sold abroad^ “ support in anything in my life,” she DEODORANT Larry Speakes opened his daily briefing by ribbing No one has any idea what the casualty rate was, - said. "People come up to me in the POWDER OR SUPER DRY Elephant tramples 4 OZ. CAN Donaldson about the incident. though there is no reason to believe it was any lower store and wish me luck. People in the bank say they’re rooting for "Why did you put us in an iron pen? ” asked another than in this country. m e.” reporter. The biggest single customer for the dangerous ~ Poi has campaigned on a pledge "Because Sam was there. " answered a grinning devices overseas was the U.S. Agency for Interna- "“ curious onlooker Washington Window to recruit Vietnam era veterans Speakes. tional Development. From 1970 to 1974, AID and hold more events, such as law ANACI COKE. distributed 708,000 of the contraceptives to countries NEW LONDON (UPI) - Offi­ the elephants might not be friendly and order forums and beauty ^ ^ A N A C I N CREST TAB, DIET COKE that wanted them for their population-control cials said a woman’s poor judg­ but in spite of the signs warning pageants. TABLETS TOOTHPASTE Democrats have to beware programs. Yet the agency’s tests of the shield for ment in climbing over "Danger" "Danger, Keep Out" Scovell “ Unfortuately, I don’t think I ’ll OR SPRITE safety and effectiveness were not completed until signs into an elephants’ enclosure climbed over the chains and get the chance," she said. REGULAR OR CAFFEINE FREE YOUR CHOICE Moving moments 1975, the year after the manufacturer suspended sales 1 to her death when one of the approached the animals. Poi said he will probably quit the ;e animals trampled her. post if she loses the election, saying 6 PACK, 12 OZ. CANS of the device at the urging of the Food and Drug She was pronounced dead at the Police ordered a round-the-clock "they’ve disgraced me enough," In 1885 — too years ago — Gottlieb Daimler of Administration. scene and her mutilated body was Germany invented the internal combustion engine of party-switching syndrome placed over nine circus but then added she may remain a taken for autopsy to Lawrence and HOW DID AID come to ship hundreds of thousands elephantk on the last day of the member, Karl Benz built the first gasoline-powered car soon M em orial Hospitals in New visit o^the Clyde Beatty It " I might antagonize the holy hell afterward, and a long love affair with the automobile of potentially deadly devices overseas without testing London. them first? NO government agency was regulating ColemaifBros. Circus to the New out of them and fight everything,” was born. By Arnold Sowlslok from Dry Prong, La., and the state since his change of parties, and she said. r » i CENTRUM ALKA- lUDs at the time, and the manufacturer’s assurances London Mall after the tragic Police said the circus opened on Here are some highlights and lowlights along the representative from Gas City, Republican-turned-Democrat schedule later Saturday. Authori­ Poi and Ottaviano have sparred that the shield was safe alleviated concern. accident. VITAMIN SELHER way: WASHINGTON - "All politics is Ind., for example — the Democrats John Lindsay, the fo rm e c l^ y o r of Police said Joan Y. Scovell. 47, of ties ordered that the 6,500-pound since Poi declared her intention of Even so, as our associate Vicki Warren learned in • 18% — George H. Morrill Jr. becomes the first local,"" Tip O’Neill has said, and ought to be worried about. New York who has had the same New London returned to the mall elephant not be used for elephants running (or commander earlier TABLETS ANTACID MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES .American car buyer. Britain repeals a 4 mph speed the elders of his Democratic Party First, they hold public office bad luck in his new party. interviews with AID officials and from a review of about 4 a.m. Saturday with a friend rides. this year. Ottaviano, who had limit. would do well to pay attention to now, which means the actual But some who made early hundreds of pages of documents, the decision to rush and entered a roped off area Detective Lt. Bruce Rinehart planned to step down, announced • 1897 — Ransom E Olds hawks his cars as that dictum in considering the ability of the Republicans to put switches did well in th eir' new ahead with widespread use of the shield did not go holding the elephants. said, "W e don’t know that she was on the CBS Morning News pro­ gram in May that he would oppose " practically noiseless and impossible to explode. " current Republican effort to in­ their imprint on government has political coals. For example, Jo­ unchallenged. One AID official recalled "the serious Police said Scovell may have ever on top of the elephant." ^^Jjeen drinking and apparently "W e’re assuming the elephant her. • 1900 — America has 8.000 cars, more than any duce a political realignment in the been enhanced. seph R. McCarthy was a Demo­ reservations of some people"’ at the agency who RITE AID SAVES YOU MORE "clearly disagreed" with the decision. wanted to play with or ride one of threw her to the groud with her Post 9’s nominating committee other country, but only 60 automakers — compared to United States. Second, their influence is at the cratic district attorney in Wiscon­ the elephants. trunk and the elephant stepped on endorsed Ottaviano June 10, but 600 manufacturers in France, 110 in Britain and 80 in But there was heavy pressure behind the Daikon The Republicans have made state and local level, where the sin before he became a Republican Police said a 20-year-old ele­ her," he said. Poi was nominated from the floor Germany. much of their conversion of big Shield — from A H. Robins, the manufacturer; from SUMMER’S SRITE AID Democrats have remained strong senator, and Gaylord Nelson was a phant named Freda picked Scovell A thunderstorm that rolled by the same man who originally p r CUTEX Dr. Hugh Davis, the device’s inventor and a paid TWIN BLADE II • 1903 — Britain raises the speed limit to 20 mph. name Democrats such as Jeane despite the loss of four of the last Progressive in his youth before up with her trunk and hurled her to through the area around 4 a.m. nominated her for membership to EVE POLISH Horatio Nelson Jackson crosses the U.S. by car in 64 Kirkpatrick, the former United five presidential elections and the winning both the governorship and consultant to Robins: and from an outside source. Dr. ■ the ground at a deserted shopping may have excited the animals, the Post two years ago. B '^’7'' RAZORS DISPOSABLE :, !■ AIM • 1 • ■ ■ <1 days. Nations ambassador: Ed King, the loss of control of the Senate for the a Senate seat from Wisconsin. Gladys Dodds, medical director of the Family center while the trainers were all Rinehart said. While there was some opposition REMOVER • 1906 — The U.S. overtakes France as the world"s former governor of Massachu­ first time in a quarter of a century. Still, there always is some Planning Association of Hong Kong. sleeping in their quarters. “ People fail to realize that these to her joining, she was unopposed DOUCHE biggest automaker. setts; and Kent Hance, the former Third, there seems to be less of a residue of suspicion about a perspn Dodds was given some shields for use in her An attendant who was watching are not domesticated animals like in her bid (or vice commander. SRITE AID 79|8 the elephants left around 3 a.m. to a dog or a cat. These are wild Ottaviano, however, said mem­ • 1917 — Henry Ford, vowing to put the world on Texas congressman. stigma on politicians who switch who goes before the voters uniter program, and the doctor’s enthusiastic response BCG.. ILA40N get cigarettes and was gone (or beasts," Rinehart said. bership of the Post has dropped CONDITIONING MILK FOAM BATH wheels, invents a revolutionary assembly line that The Democrats, with some justi­ parties at the lower levels of the the banner of one party and later apparently weighed heavily in A ID ’S decision to buy OB NON- more than an hour, circus officials Police said they do not expect to during Poi’s tenure as vice com­ ACCTONf now puls out a car every two minutes. fication. have noted that some of some. Robins sent the agency an initial order on Sept. ladder than those who do so on the shows up carrying the flag of the press any charges against the mander and membership chair­ 4 OZ BOniE . • 1923 — A study in Muncie, Ind., shows that 21 of 26 15, 1970. "This intrauterine device does look ’ said. these well-known party switchers highly visible upper rungs. opposition. The best time to switch The woman’s companion, Daniel circus or the mall as a result of man. He said one member “ tore up car-owning households don l have bathtubs. were people who had nowhere else parties is before running for public promising, and we wish to assist with iu further . Sorel, left the shopping center to what they are calling an accident. his membership card right in front • 1929 — America has 5.3 million cars — 10 times to go than to the GOP after being WHEN TOP-LEVEL politicians office, and no one has demon­ testing,” the agency director wrote at the time. "W e telephone authorities, who found The elephants were all chained of m e" when Poi was elected SUAVE VIDAL SRITE AID more than the rest of the world combined. rejected by Democratic voters. switch, they often flop in their new strated that more conclusively will immediately send three of the cartons to Pakistan found Scovell’s body about 5 a.m. to metals posts and had chains on vice-commander. DENTAL FLOSS • 1938 — Adolph Hitler parades through Berlin in a They have labeled these defec­ parties. than that old New Deal Democrat and send the balance to one or more countries where Sorel said he warned the woman their legs. Poi, who grew up in Connecticut, STYLING SASSOON custom Mercedes with a floor raised six inches to they might be put to best use. ” received four medals during the SHAMPOO OR tors "opportunists," who were just Examples are Democrat- Ronald Wilson Reagan. MOUSSE FINISHING RINSE enhance the Fuhrer’s stature trying to prolong their political Korean conflict. She said she turned-Republican John Connally, ROBINS REPRESENTATIVES quickly spread th®. • 1953 — The Volkswagen Beetle reaches the U.S. careers by crossing the street, resolved years of doubt and the former governor of Texas who Sawlslak reports from Washing­ word to potential AID cllenu that the Daikon Shield! . from Germany. where campaign funds and easy anguish 12 years ago when she had SPRITE AID hasn’ t been elected to anything ton (or United Press International. was available, and Third World countries were soon ' Megabucks pot grows a sex change operation in Mexico. son BEG OB • 1959 — George Selby and his fiancee Anna Rose nominations were being waved. CONTBOl clamoring for their share of the supposed miracle “ When I woke up after the OB EXTRA fSz* tofiifOB MAXI-PADS Firman are caught kissing in an automobile and But there is more to the story, BCMOISTUBIZING | contraceptives. BOSTON (UPI) - The jackpot is players had (our of six to gain $40. surgery I knew I had done the right CONTBOl CBIAM charged with lewd behavior. They are acquitted. and the Democrats can ignore it Tile two-drawing drought is 3 OZ. CAN 2 0Z TUM They were not tpld of the dangers of the device. In lii^rally bulging after Saturday’s thing,” she said. only at their peril. drawing failed to yield a winner in rare, Ellis said, but the Megabucks fact, as late as 1973 — when the company had already Following the surger, she went to thb Massachusetts lottery’s Meg­ game once went three drawings live in California, vyhere she met WE SESESVE THE SIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES MdCES EFEEaiVE JUIT S THSU U . I9S4 NOT SESPONSISIE EOS TYSOGSASHICAl ESSOSt been getting complaints about the shield for two years Letters to the editor THE REPUBLICANS, in mak­ abucks game. without a winner at the end of and married Richard Poi, a — a Robins official, R.W. Nlckless, toured eight Aslan February and beginning of March, The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters ing a show of the defections, “ We’re anticipating a prize of Marine Corps sergeant who was nations to promote the product. 1984, when the numbers were to the editor. produced about 100 Democratic $13,027,860 for Wednesday’s draw­ later killed in Vietnam. Officials in Washington were well awareof the risks" ing,” said David Ellis, spokesman drawn only on a weekly basis. “It’s a shame people can’t RITE AID PHARMACIES I Letters should be brief and to the point. They should switchers from 20 states at a White involved in the contraceptives they were shipping for the state Lottery Commission. Regardless of Wednesday’s out­ accept people as human beings. be typed or neatly handwritten and, for ease in House ceremony last month. More EAST HARTFORD I abroad by the thousands. "There have to be a certain “ R should be our third or fourth come, the Lottery Commission will People who know the least are the ENFIELD editing, should be -spaced Letters must be than 30 of these were state be handing out a large check this •271 ELLINGT6n RD. | number of case reports before you can do anything," highest jackpot ever.” one’s who talk the most,” she said. •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 signed. officials, most legislators, and week. Marcia Sanford of Westfield an AID official explained lamely. S a tu r^ y ’s was the second con­ MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH; 528-611 5 l The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the nearly twice that number city and secutive drawing in which no one will receive $585,000, the second interests of brevity, clarity and taste. county officials. The agency kept on sending Daikon Shields was able to secure a six-number installment from the $15.6 million •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 6*19-91 10 Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester These are the people — > the overseas until June 1974, when Robins s u s p e n d e d nntetdi. However, 231 tickets cor- jackpot she won July 14, 1984. The Minnesota River originates i Herald. P.O Box 591. Manchester. CT 06040. mayor and city council memnbers sales of the contraceptive in response to Um P n A 'a racUy matched five of the six to Sanford claimed the third-largest in Big Store Lake and flows into the complaints. M m a $400 payout, and 10,735 lotto-type prize in U.S. history. Mississippi. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, -lulv «. 1985 -_ g

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Eddie Ralph, 34, is accused of 1C I'olint (il lir.sl-dcgi'cc !38) O dd Couple (40) ABC N e w s (CC) Albert 1980 sexual assaull (41) N o ticie ro SIN (20) MOVIE: ’The Dogs of W ar’ A deadly (41) Dancing Days Both are charged with making a laisc slalcmcnl, (61) Phyllis mercen.iry tortured and deported by an (61) Fantasy Island African gfiverninent fiMurns to overthrow conspiracy lo make a laisc slalcmcnl. olislnn lion of [CNN] Evening News [CNN] Showbiz Today tire decayeif regime Christojrhrjr Walken, justice and conspiracy toolislriict llu'judicial system (DIS) Adv o1 Ozzie and Harriet Tom Bereitger. Colin BlaktHy 1981 (D ISl Wilderness Bound The Hichards will he arraigned Jiil.v 24 In [ESPN] Mazda Sportslook (22) (30) T V 's Bloopers & Practical Jokes [HBOl MOVIE TAG The Assasst UPI photo Providence County Superior Courl If convli led. lioth nation Game' An innocent game of killers 7:00 PM C3) CBS News Tonigfii s practical joke victims are Lisa could face a maximum sentence ol u|i lo life Whelchel and Merv Griffin (R) (60 min ) and victims suddenly becomes real wandered the world’s oceans tor a quarter of a century. The CE (381 M -A'S'H Robert Carradine, Linda Hamilton. Brucr; The world's first nuclear powered submarine, the Nautilus, imprisonment (24) (57) H eart of the Dragon (CC) Great Abbott Hated PG Nautilus will become a floating museum on the Thames River CE ABC N e w s (CC) ing Tonight's program delves into the stripped of its reactor, ties up at the New London Submarine "I know he didn't do iL' McGowan said ol her son C® Sale of the Century world of contemporary Chinese art, e« [TM C] MOVIE: Heart Like a Wheel’ just a tew miles from the shipyard at which it was built. "I know with every lireath I lake that he didn I do il (CC) The first woman drag racing cham Base in Groton Saturday after the last voyage for the vessel that (11) Jeffersons plonng the philosophical and historical ele and he does not know who did ' moms that shaped it (60 mm ) j)Kin IS torn between her family and racing THE BORN LOSER ' by Arl Sanaom (2^ Barney Miller Bonnie Bedalia. Br?au Bridges, Hoyt Axton Richard's attorney, John O'Connor, said lie will try (38) M O VIE: 'Suddenly. Last S u m m e r’ A 1983 Rated PG to block the use of some cvidciuc which the state (22) W heel o f Fortune beautiful girl is cortunutod to a mental insti Floating museum (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour luiion alter witnessing the violent (iealh of [USA] Cover Story presented before the grand jury which indicted the ^3) Family Feud fu*r cousin Elizabeth Taylor Katharine 1 0 :3 0 P M (20) Alfred Hitchcock former Pawtucket couple Hejrburn, Montgomery Clift 1960 O'Connor said he would lilc nmlams lo supiiress (40) Benson ■24) (57) F rom /A m erica n Film In st The (41) Bianca Vidal some of the statements the Richards gave police after (41) Topacio New Wife Wh(‘ri a young immigrant wife Nautilus comes home for its finai roost (61) M an From Uncle IS rr*uniied w itfi lujr husband, she is the baby's disappearance Police used an affidavit (67) N ig h tly Business Report [CNN] Prime News shocked to find f>«* is not the manager of a from Ualpli Richard which imiilicatcd his wife as a (61) S tarsky and H utch Chinese restaurant that he claimed to be ceremonies, "Today, when we look over submarine evoked memories of 2H inside the submarine base, which was [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Neverending Bv Dennis C. MllewskI major piece of evidence in Ihc seven month IR) years of naval history It steamed limited to Navy brass and invited [CNN] Moneyline Story’ (CC) The mythical land of Fantasia United Press International our shoulder we find them (the Soviets) 38) D ick Van Dyke faster and stayed underwater longer guests investigation [D IS] MOVIE; Hot Lead and Cold Feet’ IS in danger of being destroyed unless a loo close." Mrs Richard's lawyer, (Jeorge Miiksian, said he Twin brothers compete for their father's young warrior can complete.a quest Bar '41! 24 Horas In calling upon the United Slates to than any submarine of Its lime, and m The ship's atomic reactor was fortune Jim Dale. Karen Valentine, Don rot Oliver. Noah Hathaway, Gerald McRa GROTON - The USS NiiuUlus, the may file motions for separate trials and a change of [ m a x ] M axtrax S()ecial Edition maintain its nuclear submarine fleet, 1958 it became the first ship to travel removed when the Nautilus was decom­ K n olls 1978 Rated G ney 1984 Rated PG world's first nuclear-powered subma­ venue for his client [USA] Hollywood Insider rine, begins a new mission as a floating Williams said the Nautilus "is more under the North Pole missioned in 1980 [ESPN] Sportscenter iM AX l MOVIE: Avanli- A millionaire During its 90-minule trip up the The last voyage of the Nautilus tiegan McGowan said her son is in Rhode Island. Init she travels to Italy to claim his late father's 1 1 : 0 0 P M 13J LSJ 2Z '30, 40; 57 museum after a quarter century spent than just a tourist attraction She is a refused to say where Her daughter in law remains at [USA] Radio 1990 Thames, the entourage passed the May 29 at the Mare Island Navy body and falls for the daughter of his fath N e w s wandering the world's oceans. monument to what America has her parents home in Bloominglon Ind and 7:30 PM (31 p m M agazine er's mistress Jack Lemmon. Juliet Mills WKRP in Cincinnati Tens of thousands of spectators achieved " Electric Boat shipyard, where the Shipyard near San Francisco The (~Sl A rchie B u nker's Place Rated R Nautilus was christened by First Lady 319-foot suhmanne was towed 6,000 unavailable for comment (31 Bizarre FRANK AND ERNEST ’ by Bob Thaves cheered as the "Model-T of the nuclear Officially escorting the Nautilus was "The kids never had a chance, " said Harry Moore. CD Wheel of Fortune iTM Ci MOVIE: People Will Talk’ A Mamie Eisenhower more than three miles from California through the physician becomes romantically involved (11j Odd Couple O O <5 C O O o O 'o fleet," towed by two Navy lugs, the sailing ves.sel Providence, a replica Mrs Richard's father (The police) never gave Ihcrn GH Bosom Buddies decades ago. Panama Canal and north to the Atlantic w ith a girl he later discovers is pregnant (20) T w ilig h t Zone emerged from the haze Saturday for the of the first U S. Navy ship. one chance. They were guilty and that was it (Jt) Independent News ,-,rv^^ r. (5^7 Heading the official delegation lor the Ocean Cary Grant. Jeanne Cram. Finlay Currie )24 Dr Who THe TtM^ I HfiAPP last trip up the Thames River into New The Nautilus, which left the old The child mysteriously vanished on Nov 11. 1984 All In the Family 1951 submarine's arrival at the L" S Navy (38) M 'A 'S 'H London Harbor. whaling port of New London 31 years The Nautilus logged nearly 500,000 from her crib as her parents slept in Ihc next room (USA) MOVIE Targeta' An apparently Submarine Base were three former (22) M 'A 'S 'H (61) M O VIE Flash G ordon Conquers the anyon ay ua Others aboard 300 pleasure boats ago on its maiden voyage and roamed nautical miles during 25 years of J ? / Her disappearance triggered a massive nationwide normal young man collects an arsenal of commanding officers. Sen. Christopher ( ^ Entertainment Tonight guns and shows up at the drive-in theatre Universe' Flash. Zarkov and company un­ blew horns and steam whistles, rang deep beneath polar ice caps and service, and returned home the fore­ .search and one ol the stale's biggest criminal (40) Barney M ille r where an aging horror film star is making dertake the conquest of a ravaging plague ANP AWAY"kVA^ WH^N bells and held up banners saying tropical seas, will begin serving as a J Dodd, D-C'onn , and Gov William runner of the modern fast-attack and know n as the PurpU* Death.' which has investigations (§^ Wild World of Animals his final appearance Boris Karloff Tim "Welcome Home Nautilus." Thousands museum beginning next spring, O'Neill giant Trident submarines O'Kelley 1968 struck the earth Buster Crabbe, Carol ^ /Jl /vjy LANPZ-o PP cTAMt "This magnificent craft is more than The baby's beaten and raped body was lound lour [CNN] Crossfire Hugfies. Charles Middleton 1940 of helium-filled balloons soared over­ "Welcome home Nautilus, " said The Nautilus had a lop speed of more days later in an alley about a block Irom home 8:30 PM CE Carol Burnett steel and bolts, " O'Neill said "She is [ESPN] Spirit of Excellence: '84 LA [CNN] Moneytine head, a ship fired mock broadsides and former Governor John Dempsey, chair­ than '20 knots submerged, was filled In the days following Jerri A n n's disappearance, Olympic Games - Track and Field (® House Calls *[& Plf^uX f T H f PPNT. man of the Connecticut Nautilus the embodiment of the finest hopes and [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Million Dollar Dixie a 19-gun salute greeted the 319-fool with six torpedo lubes and lirislled with the most cherished aspirations of all the the couple went on television and made :i Icarlul plea Deliverance' Yankee youngsters kid­ W' boat. Committee which was instrumental in the most advanced electronics of the for their daughter's safe rc.lurn napped by the Conlederales and held for citizens of our state " . . T»-'^vc.i> 7-B A solemn note was interjected in the bringing the boat to Groton "Thank era. She could .dive more than 400 feel Mrs. Richard was arrested May 10 and charged ransom fielp a wounded Union Army sol God at last you're home." "Although she is a ship of war. she dier Brock Peters. Christian Juttner Chip festivities by Rear Adm. J.D. Williams, and displaced more than 3,000 tons with the infant's murder She is Ircc on $100,000 liail U BORN BEAUTIFUL Courtland 1977 who warned. "We no longer hold the Excited spectators lined the river's sailed in peace. " O'Neill said "Al­ The submarine was brought to Groton and has been slaying at her parcnls' lioinc clear lead the Nautilus represents " shores for the tribute to the faded black though she was armed, not once were [ESPNI ESPN'S Inside Baseball after years of intense lobbying and fund Ralph Richard is currcnlly Ircc on liail on i liargcs Lon Singer (standing) and WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli Williams, the commander of L'.S. boat with spots of rust along its hull. her weapons fired In anger. " [ m a x ] MOVIE: The Last Starfighter' raising by state residents in an unrelated drug case in Boulder. Colo Erin Gray play ambitious New (CC) A video game wizard is recruited by Naval Sub Group II. said during the Pulled at a pace of only 4 knots, the Tugs docked Ihc Nautilus at a iiier York lashion models Struggling an alien to help fight a war to save the to survive and excel m an universe Robert Preston, Lance Guest, extremely competitive market­ Dan O'Herlihy 1984 Rated PG place. in ■Born Beautilul," [USA] pong Show Two face charges which airs MONDAY, JULY 8 /rT ;1 5 i> M 41 Reporter 41 Enviromentalists wrap isle for protection on NBC Ed Marinaro co-stars L J l 1 :3 0 P M XE Three's Company as a photography expert and She said she decided lo do something PROVIDENCE. H I (I'PIl A hail hearing iS l Kojak NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Preserva­ ity seekers, the protesters rolled the But the Johnson's group want to love interest for Miss Gray protect the remains of three 18th- becau.se she had been struck by the was scheduled for today in Florida lor a pair ol CSl 40) ABC N e w s N ig h tlin e tionists who are trying lo save a tiny sheets back up and returned to shore, o iti> I iMiiji.i-r.in F«ACT iiMr century forts on the uninhabited island natural beauty of the island when she Rhode Island men accused ol planning ihc (31 Hawaii Five-0 island in Narragansett Bay from she said. The sheets will be donated to They say the stone forts could be visited il once. murder of another man in a dnig-rclated plot, 11' Honeym ooners developers got wrapped up in their hospitals, she said The protesters left about 1,000 feet of restored and the island made into a "We re opposed to the building of the authorities said 20' Leave It to Beaver work over the weekend, and so did the the islands perimeter unwrapped park. marina because it would ruin the Kevin Hanrahan, 32, of Cranslon. and Kolicrl ■22) '30i Tonight Show Host Joan Rivers island. island We feel the island is off historic Almonte. 66, of Providence, were held without guests are George Peppard, Helen Slater About 100 people rode a dozen small because it is a public beach. They didn't "It's apparent lo me they don't want importance both on a local level and a bail in a Fort Lauderdale jail lollowing Ihcir and Susan Anton |60 mm ) boats to Rose Island Saturday at about 2 lift aoul 600 feet of the sheets up on the to .see any development on the island, national level, " she said arrest p'riday in Hollywood, Fla said I S (38) H ogan's Heroes p.m., laid about 3,000 feet of multico ­ south side because of high winds, she period, " said James Scott, a South Marshal Donald Wyatt ol Rhode Island 41) La T raicion lored sheets sewn together around the said Carolina developer who is managing The men were wanted on charges ol cons|iiracy (57) M acN eil/Lehrer N e w shou r 4,000-foot perimeter of the island and The 14-acre island has served as a partner of CMTS. He promised that Astrograph developers would be sensitive to to commit murder in an alleged plot lo kill Robert (CNN) Sports Tonight then lifted the cloth wall for several fort, a cow pasture, a quarrantine Man attacked environmental and historic concerns Geremia, according lo Provident c Poin t' Del [ESPN] Sportscenter minutes. station, an ammunition dump and, Crossword lately, as a rookery for thousands of sea Development plans for the island are MALDEN, Mass. (L'PH - A 20-year- Thomas Oates. (HBO l MOVIE: Bachelor Party' (CC) A vided you re prepared to work for what "You wrap things up that are will end up as they began Don't get lazy gulls. Now, developers say they want to currently on hold while an extensive old man was beaten and sexually They were also wanted lor vitilation til groom-to-be s scheming friends plan a you hope to receive Wishlu) thinking and let your guard down ■" precious and Rose Island is precious," party he will never forget Tom Hanks, historic and archeological study is assaulted by a group of men in a subway probation from a conviction for ptisscssitm tif I c f o u r won't enrich you PISCES (F e b . 20-March 2u) C o n tin u e to. said Charlotte Johnson, head of the put up condominiums and a marina. Tawny Kitaen, Adrian Zmed 1904 Rated ACROSS 8 Russian Answer to Previous Puzzle LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You'll be for­ The developers, a five-man partner­ completed station after he stepped off a train, counterfeit money with intent Itidistrihulc. Wyatt R ‘Birthday monitor your resources prudently today. > Citizens to Protect Rose Island group mountains w tunate today in getting the cooperation of You won t get into a bind if you handle which organized the protest, "ft is a ship called CMTS, want to build a "I don't feel I'm opposing develop­ police said. said. (USA) Make Me Laugh The man, who was not identified, was 1 Seam 9 Make an subord nates, but this may not compen­ your finances realistically gift, we think, and we want to protect it. 200-boat marina and some condomini­ ment, " said Johnson, 38 "I feel I'm The two were taken into cusltidy wllhtiut 1 2 :0 0 A M 13 ) Simon & Simon sate for your difficulties in dealing with attacked by six men after leaving a incident and will face a bail hearing ht forc a I S 7 Army trader edging July 9. 1985 ARIES (March 21-April 19) You may be ^ So we wrapped it." ums on the 14-aere island, scaled back making a positive statement and higher authorities northbound Orange Line train at about 13 King of the 10 Stone (pref.) (31 Barnaby Jones receiving some good news shortly it II bq After holding the sheets up for several from the original plans for an 850-boat showing the true value of a cultural magistrate today, Wyatt said This will be a year of expanded opportu­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Seize the ini­ 12:45 a m Saturday, officials said elves '11 Star Trek more of a personal benefit for you than ■ minutes for photographers and curios­ marina. asset." 11 Jacob's twin nities for you Handle what transpires tiative today and do things for those you '20) MOVIE: 'Man With My Face' Man for anyone else involved " • * 14 Compliments 12 Lease payment wisely because il could mean a dramatic arrives home one night to find hts perfect love without being asked The bloom will TAURUS (April 20-May 20) To Succeed improvement in your status 15 Roman 19 Southern state double has taken his place with his wife be taken from the rose if they have to today, you must be continuously optimi^- beg for your aid philosopher (abbr.) and in his home John Harvey Barry Nel CANCER (June 21-July 22) Career con­ tic If you start letting negative IhingsaaJr l^fiaurlty and desegregation son. Lynn Ainley 1951 ditions are favorable today, provided you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) C re ­ 16 Bamboo s km 21 Skill enter your mind, you II severely dilute You are cordially invited to attend iree .36) D ivorce C ourt don t trip over your own shoestrings ative ideas that flash into your mind your chances 17 Worthless bit 22 Source of Watch your looting Trying to patch up a today will be of considerable value i40i C h arlie's A ngels GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You re apt to investment seminars offered liy SavingH Bank 18 Tram track metals romance'’ The Matchmaker set can help However doubting companions may do (41) Pelicula: El M o n te Oe Las Brujas' be in a gregarious mood today and you'll Federal judge announces end to supervision 20 Small house 23 Dirty you understand what it might lake to their best to try to convince you other­ enjoy being with your friends However, of Manchester. Guillermo Bredeston, Soledad Silveyra w ise make the relationship work To gel yours when the bill is presented let your pals 21 Lacking pedal 24 Hindu literature W E [CNN] Newsnight mail $2 to AStro-Graph, Box 489, Radio CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Y our c o n ­ participate in the payment digits 25 Moslem priest [ESPN] Spirit of Excellence: '84 LA widespread discrimination in Bos­ City Station. New York, NY 10019 cepts regarding family finances may not By Jim Rattray rity's decision lo withdraw from accompanying his proposed order. Determine your investment goals and strategies. 24 Clergyman Olympic Games - Track and Field ton schools 26 Motion picture H LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today, you may receive acceptance from your mate United Press International the case, he was surprised at the Garrity said the Boston School 27 Pertaining to [TM C ] MOVIE Conan the Destroyer' Learn the basics about stocks, bfjnds and mi|tual 29 Composer' agree to do something, but when you lat­ today. Later, he or she might sheepishly liming. The School Committee is Committee has shown a "willing­ In 1973, the stale Supreme Court (CC) A medieval warrior battles the forces er discover you made a bum deal, you II (tuff.) 38 Tax agency admit you were right Unfriendly takeover: A divorce in currently in the middle of a search ness and ability to maintain ordered Boston to prepare a Stravinsky 45 Hue of evil Arnold Schwarzenegger Grace want to back out of M BOSTON — Proposals by a funds, and investing for tax free income in a 26 Lubricates AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Just which one party walks away with the 30 Something (abbr.) 47 Flowers Jones. Wilt Chamberlain 1984 Rated PG federal judge to end more than a for a new superintendent, but desegregation." He also cited desegration plan to comply with VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Financial con­ because things get off to a good start house, the car. the insurance series of free seminars to be sponsored by 32 Novelist Zola 41 Useful (Fr.) 48 Great Lake [USA] Radio 1990 decade of supervision over the O'Bryant said the judge "must feel Mayor Raymond Flynn's "strong the stale's racial imbalance law, remarkable (si.) ditions look promising lor you today, pro­ to d a y. It does not necessarily mean they kids... 33 Fashion 42 Literary 49 Resting comfortable with the three public commitment to the continu­ which forbids schools that are 31 Percolate desegregation of Boston public INVEST, a service of ISFA Corporation, 34 Inhabitants of composition 51 Beseballer 1 2 : 3 0 A M CE Naked city schools have drawn praise, criti­ candidates." ing vitality fo the Boston public more than 50 percent black. slowly 43 Bookkeeping Hodges (31 Saturday Night Live school system and lo Member SIPC, at the Savings Bank of Denmark cism and relief from those dose lo School Department attorney Mi­ On Feb 5, 1973, Garrily opened a 8 33 Great in size term 53 French article 122) CHiPs Patrol chael J Belcher also praised the desegregation." 35 Mush the case. trial in a class action suit that led to 37 Leaned over 44 Three (Ger.) 54 Genus of cattle Bridge court's withdrawal, but found If his draft orders are adopted at Manchester. 36 Hymn’s finale .30,1 Late Night w ith David Letterman To­ U.S. District Court Judge W. his ruling the following year that night's guests are Brother Theodore and problems with Garrity's proposal an Aug. 7 hearing, Garrity's 37 101, Roman 10 12 Arthur Garrily Jr. issued proposed the school system was segregated Mary Ellen Pmkham (60 mm ) requiring schools lo reflect the withdrawal from the case, which The seminar will be held on three consecutive 39 Thick sweet final orders Friday, making good and violated the L'.S. Constitution. 38) M aude NORTH, 7 8 85 in control. If South plavs to the club-' his pledge to withdraw from the racial composition of thedistrict in began in 1982 when he turned over liquid Macho as in Thursday evenings beginning at 7 p.m. on the (67l Star Hustler/Sign Off ♦ 4 3 queen, he will lose at least two club ■ case he began in 1974 when he ruled which they're located. responsibility for the day-to-day 40 Small tower [USA] Heartlight City V 8 7 3 tricks to go with his two trump losers the Boston school system was Under the proposal, the city monitoring of desegregation com­ second floor of the hank’s .Main Office, 923 .Main 43 Time zone ♦ AKQ72 “mindful” In 1984, Alejandro Pena of Los 1 2 : 4 5 A M [ m a x ] m o v i e : 'P riva te If he cashes the other high trump amj' ■ unconstitutionally segregated. School Department must maintain pliance to the state Board of (abbr.) School' Two young women vie for the ♦ Q65 plays on diamonds, East will ruff is a level of minority staff and Education, will be completed Angeles had the best earned-run- Street in Manchester. By James Jacoby Garrity's 1974 desegregation rul­ 46 Scottish cup same guy Phoebe Cates, Betsy Russel. WEST EAST on the third diamond and return a. administration personnel that re­ The desegregation ruling was averuge in the , Ray W alston Rated R At rubber bridge, making the con­ ing triggered bitter controversy 47 My (Lat.) ♦ KUJ9865 4 10 72 spade almost certainly defeating the ' over the use of busing to desegre­ flects the minority composition of triggered in 1972 when black and Baltimore's Mike Boddicker 1:00 A M (D Columbo 44 4 ( J J 109 tract is of paramount importance hand two tricks led the . On July 11th, the topic will he "Determining 50 Genesis 28 29 30 31 gate the schools and police had to the city. parents filed a lawsuit alleging ♦ 10 8 3 ♦ 9 5 Overtricks are sneered at. the macho m News South found the easy solution After ' "Once a school district has Investment Goals and Strategies’’; ^ l y 18th, 52 Faubourg 4 9 8 4 K J 103 player being one who does not make be used in some schools to 33 ry i Joe Franklin Show trumping the second spade, he led 55 Doddering the maximum number of tricks on maintain order and prevent rioting achieved unitary status — has dt) Barney Miller v S O IT H another small heart from his hand.,., "Investing in Stocks, Bonds arid ^Mutual 56 Disoriented con­ any hand. Rather, what is most on the streets. purged itself of the effects of past 35 Fish 4 A This cautious play sacrifices the over- discriminatory conduct — the duct 4 A K 6 5 2 admired is the ability to protect John O'Bryant, who is black and Class Funds” ; July 25th, "Investing for l)ax Free Film/Sign-Ofl trick when hearts split 3-2 but- the senior member of Boston School Committee should be able CALDWELL 57 Called 39 4 J 6 4 against calamity and bring home the Reslorationf ®i) University Perspective 4A742 ‘^‘’" ‘ '■act even against,, School Committee, which oversees to conduct its affairs as it sees fit, Income” . 58 Affirmed contract. Applaud with me if you will the less likely 4-1 division ,. I' by [CNN ] Crossfire the careful tactics of today's declar­ the system, said the city's schools as long it doesn't' discriminate," OIL INC. DOWN Vulnerable: East-West "have changed decidedly" since Betcher said. Dianne 1:15 AM (HBOl MOVIE Q Two Dealer South er. Ar\ne L. Beechler, an INVEST Representative 1 Mediocre 47 48 49 New York policeman look for mystics wr.o Against four hearts. West tabled Match the following deserts by tbeh"' Garrity took over. "But (Garrity) has set very (comp, wd.) may have awakened an anciem Aziec West Nortb Elaft South the spade king. South won the ace and locations: "There is access now where strict standards that the School and SBM’s community spokesperson, will lead S3 S3 54 God Michael Moriariy. David Carradine, 14 Committee must adhere to," he 86.9 2 Over (Ger.) Candy Clark 1982 Rated R immediately played back a low heart 1 Taklimakan 2. Natud 3, Moiave ' there wasn't before," O'Bryanl 1 4 2 4 Pass 3 4 said. "The Constitution forbids per gal. C. O. D. the seminars. 3 Hunter's shelter to East. Declarer ruffed the spade 4, Great Victoria 5. Lut said. "More students are provided 56 1 :3 0 A M CID investment Seminar Pass 3V Pass 3 4 discrimination against anyone, but 4 Yorkshire river continuation low and was now in a (a) China (b) California (c) Iran (d )' equal educational opportunity. CE) A n yth in g fcK M oney Pass 44 Pass Pass There is equal access to black kids, doesn't require a degree — a level Reservations for the seminars may he made by 5 Fabled bird 58 Pass make-or-break posture. You can see Australia (e) Saudi Arabia 649-8841 1T Independent News which means there is access to all — of racial balance. He is requir­ 6 Finnish lake what happens if declarer plays a high PrfcM Subject lo Chango calling the INVEST Center at 647-0333. [CNN] Newsnight Update heart The fact that East began with ANSWERS fttwlenu." ing that racial balance." 7 Livelier 1 A • 8 Opening lead 4 K (203) 643-6634 |CP90b by Nt A [USA] It's Your Business four trumps will place the defenders AtthMIgh O'Bryant praised Gar­ In an 11-page memorandum 1 a2. e3. b4. d5. c MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 8. 1985. II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 8, 1985 Syrians look for Lebanese accord SPORTS t ■ » if Condnued from page 1 Syria, the main power broker in Lebanon, backed the national tx I Lawyers win title on Monroe’s horrid run dam as saying his country is unity government from its forma­ pushing for a settlement again tion in April last year. But internal because "Syria will exert all differences have spiit the govern­ By Bob PapettI possible effort's to close the Leba­ ment and the Cabinet has not been . v< ■ /W'H { . Herald Sports Writer nese crisis file." able ta meet in full since « In addition to Karami, a Sunni November. It may be remembered as the Moslem appointed premier with On the eve of the meeting. shot heard 'round the Syrian blessing. Shiite leader ■ ^ 1 ^ ^ 0 Karami said President Reagan's f 2 4 neighborhood. Nabih Berri, Druze chief Walid efforts to clo.se Beirut airport after After two days and 12 innings of Jumblatt and Lebanese parlia­ the hijacking of TWA Flight 847 intense Little League baseball at mentary speaker Hussein Hus- were designed to "take revenge" its best, the decisive moment of the seini, a Shiite, were expected to on Lebanon foropposing U.S. plans Town Tournament showdown be­ attend the meeting. in the Middle East. tween the arch-rival Lawyers and Other Moslem leaders — Educa­ Karami aiso attacked "Israeli Oilers at Leber Field came down to tion and Labor Minister Seiim interests that want to occupy one mighty swing of the bat. Hoss and Defense Minister Adel Lebanon" 'and "a conspiracy Bryon Monroe swatted a tbree- Osseiran — also left Beirut today aimed at the whole region." run in the bottom of the for Damascus. Lebanon's Moslem "A ll these things are pushing us sixth inning at Leber Field Satur­ spiritual leader. Mufti Hassen towards Damascus." he told re­ day to dramatically lift the Lawy- > Khaled, was also to attend the porters. "W e believe it is not only ers to a 10-7 win and the 1985 Little talks. lyebanon which is a target, but the League Town Tournament title. Official sources said Syria wants aim is to prevent Syria from There could only be one cham­ to forge a new pact between the carrying out its effective role to pion, but two teams deservedly Moslem leaders, clearing the way help Lebanon to re— 4store its held their heads high in the for a broader political settlement normal life and carry out its aftermath of the Battle (or Leber. between Christians and Moslems national duty. " In two games alone, the cream of and an end to 10 years of fighting in 1^ Some 30,000 Syrian troops are the International League crop — Lebanon. believed stationed in eastern the Lawyers and the Oilers — The Moslem community has Lebanon. provided baseball entertainment been deepiy divided since Berri's Israel, which Invaded Lebanon at the Little League level compara- Amal militia and Jumblatt's Pro­ in 1982, announced last month it 'ulc to any that the professional gressive Socialist Party crushed had compieted withdrawing its clubs could possibly offer. the Sunni Mourabitoun movement troops but .several hundred advis­ Let the Major Leaguers strike. in street fighting in April and ers stayed behind to assist its Just schedule another tourney at seized control of west Beirut surrogate militia. UPt photo Leber for the kids. 8 No one in attendance will soon Message from the pontiff forget Monroe’s season-ending ho­ mer, which came on a 1-2 count Obituaries the biggest gatherings of Catholics in Czechoslovakia in with no outs and Leland and Cardinal Agostino Casaroli, the Vatican secretary of Lindsey Boutilier on base. But state, reads a message from the Pope to some "150,000 40 years of communism. there were plenty of accolades to Catherine S. Carroll Angel C. Santos believers in the Moravian village of Velehrad for one of go around Saturday, with individu­ Catherine (Sullivan) Carroll, Angel C. Santos. 16, of 22D St als from both sides shining too, formerly of East Hartford, James St., drowned Thursday in brightly. died Thursday in a local convales­ the Connecticut River during the The Lawyers had erased a 6-1 cent hospital. She was the widow of Hartford River Festival fireworks Vehicle incidents deficit with two runs in the fourth Wiiliam E. Carroil. Divers recovered his body Friday Soviets and four in the fifth, thanks to the Born in County Cork, Ireland, He was born in Santurce. Puerto Area Towns timley batting of Tino Guachione, she lived in Manchester before Rico. He attended Manchester lead to arrests probably the game's most over­ moving to East Hartford, where schools. talking In looked hero. Guachione. the No. 5 she lived for the last 70 years. He is survived hy his mother, hitter in the lineup, came through Police today reported a number of arrests in Before her retirement she was Emilia Mejriour of Manchester; twice with two-out, RBI safeties, / H«r«ld photo, by Tirqulnlo president of the Olmsted Carroll his father. Carlos E. Santos of Football meeting set connection with motor-vehicle incidents over the after the 3-4 men had failed to Insurance Agency of East Hart­ Hartford; three brothers, Fran­ softiy Independence Day weekend. - deliver. Game-winning hero Byron Monroe (left photo), smiles while receiving swarmed by his teammates (right photo), after crossing the plate with ford, which was founded by her cesco Davila of Vernon. Angel HEBRON — The RHAM Football Association One was an accident that involved a town police ,1 Guachione, who made a diving a championship trophy after his three-run homer gave the Lawyers the the final run in the 10-7 win against the Oilers. and Andover, Hebron and Marlborough Youth cruiser and left two officers injured. husband in 1902. It is East Manuel Davila of Carolina. Puerto catch of a foul ball at first base to 1985 Little League title Saturday. Monroe (head down, center) is Hartford's oldest insurance Rico, and Paul Douglas Roberge of Continued from page I Services will hold their first football meeting at The cruiser, driven by Officer Lawrence Hall, 29, end the Oilers' big rally in the top of New York City. N Y ; a sister. 7; 30 p.m. July 17 at the AHM office at 61 Main St. was struck by another car Saturday shortly after 7 the frame, drilled a two-run double agency said: "It is obvious that Soviet- guiding the International Ixague The triumph also gave the Madeline of Carolina, Puerto in Hebron. a m. at East Center and Summit streets, police said. in the fifth to knot it up at 6-all. mound to (ace the star-studded top four runs in the contest, then The ball sailed like the moment She is survived by two nephews, American relations should be All-Star team. Lawyers a 4-3 edge in seven On the agenda for the meeting are the election Hall and Officer Paul Lombardo, 30, were driving of the Lawyers' . worked Helin for a walk and stole — a blur — over the rightfield Benjamin F. Hendricks Jr. and Rico; and his paternal grandpar­ given a considerable impetus at a Matt Delessio then capped the exciting meetings between the two of officers, enrollment of players, and a the cruiser west on East Center Street with their roof Helin induced Leland Boutilier to second, uncontested, on the first fence, and the campaign was William R. Hendricks, and a niece, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Angel C. Santos high political level." outburst by putting the Lawyers Ray Goulet, the winning , combatants this year question-and-answer period. Those interested in lights flashing when a car driven by Carolyn pop up to centerfield, but a costly pitch to Monroe. history. Mabel H Amari, all of East of Bayamon. Puerto Rico. , The Pravda article noted that ahead for the first time with a was tagged for 10 hits and walked playing for the organizations this year are Goodman. 19, of 214 S. Main St., turned in front of it collision between the left and Monroe was greeted at the end of Oilers' couch Ken Salo summed Hartford. The funeral will be Tuesday at 8 the traditional Soviet message of run-scoring single up the middle. five. But he "gutted it out", J encouraged to attend. from Summit Street, police said. centerfielders resulted in a The proceeding scene was like a his victory trot by a mob of up the general feeling of all The funeral was this morning at a m. at the DeLeon Funeral Home. greeting on July 4 called upon the Down to their last swing in the according to Boutilier. striking out Youths between the ages of Band 18may play in Goodman's car veered off the road after the two dropped ball and placed the classic, slow-motion replay in a jumping beans in Lawyers' uni­ fortunate enough to witness the Callahan Funeral Home. 1602 Main 104 Main St,. Hartford, with a mass United States to join in the search top of the sixth, the Oilers gritted II. the league. Each player must pay a $20 fee. vehicles collided and came to rest in some bushes, eventual winning run aboard. highlight film. Mon­ forms. Drained but delirious coach grand finale. "1 don't think anyb­ St.. East Hartford, with a mass of of Christian burial at 9 a m. in St for international stability out the tying run when clutch hitter police said. Goodman was charged with failure to Boutilier advanced to second on a roe, who had knocked in the Lloyd Boutilier screamed for Mon­ Helin allowed seven hits, whiie ody lost, " he noted, "They were Christian burial at St. Mary's Peter Church, Hartford Burial "It would be good to conduct ^ T h e 1985 season will begin August 1. with a extraordinaire Matt Helin roped a yield at an intersection and ordered to appear in court wild pitch and then to third on a Lawyers’ initial run with a single roe to make sure to touch home — fanning seven and walking four. just a little bit better ih the last Church. East Hartford. Burial was will be in Mount St Benedict affairs in such a way that all could practice .session at the Gilead High School playing two-out, 2-2 pitch for a single to July 19. passed ball. to right center way back in the first and then the celebration began. He cracked two singles and a inning," in St. James Cemetery. Cemetery. Bloomfield. Calling see — our peoples, other countries field. For further information, call AHM at leftfield to drive in Javon Over- Hall was treated at Manchester Memorial Hospital inning, merely needed to hit the "What more can anyone ask double and finished with four RBIs Memorial donatioan may be hours are today from 5 to 9 p.m — that the political course of the 228-9488 street and make the score 7-up. "Everybody got their money's for a bruised knee. Lombardo was treated for a ball out of the infield. As soon as for?" sighed Coach Boutiiicr, who for the day. Overstreet, the only made to the Connecticut Hospice, U S A. and the U S S R, is oriented In the fateful bottom of the sixth, With no outs and a man on third, worth today." Salo added 61 Burban Drive, Branford. Conn . broken nose and bruises. Both were released after Helin — one of the top performers it was only a matter of time. contact was made, there was little now has a week of eating and other Oiler with two hits, tallied u William J. Flynn Sr. not toward hostility and confronta­ No argument there Coventry Lake Info released treatment, according to a hospital spokeswoman. sleeping to catch up on before three times. ’ 06405 tion, but toward the search for throughout the tourney — took the Lindsey Boutilier. who scored doubt. William J. Flynn Sr . 68. of West Goodman sustained minor injuries which did not mutual understanding, toward Hartford, husband of Lorraine COVENTRY — The Coventry Conservation require treatment, police said. peaceful development. " it said. (Benoit) Flynn, died Thursday at Commission has released an informational The police car sustained damages in the front and There is no firm agenda for the his home. He was the father of pamphlet on Coventry Lake one side and was towed from the scene. Geneva W. Godin November summit, but Western William J Flynn Jr of The pamphlet, which will be distributed to all Becker an overnight sensation Geneva W. (Christenson) Godin, diplomats expect it will cover all Manchester. Coventry residents, includes information on the 59. of 54 Chestnut St., died areas of concern, including the He is also survived by toiy other threat of pollution in the lake and what residents Saturday at Hartford Hospital. She stalled arms control negotiations In another incident, Raymond J. Wrobeski Jr., 25, of By United Press International Only once during the 3-hour, Curren, a semifinalist at Wim­ the glow ol victory he hoped he sons, John E. Flynn. Efl^ene E can do to keep it clean. was the widow of Roy F. Godin in Geneva. 571 Tolland Turnpike, was arrested at about 4 a.m. 18-minute contest did Curren bledon two years ago, looked ready could shrug them off. Flynn and Richard S Flynn, all of Much of the pamphlet deals with potential Born in Tony. Wis., Jan. 25, 1926, While appealing (or a "more today on charges of resisting arrest, speeding and WIMBLEDON, England — With break service, and be reached to take control after the seventh "This"''victory also means I'll L West Hartford, and Thomas B pollution caused by allowing too much phosphate break points oniy four other times. game of the third set when he have a lot more responsibility,” he she had lived in Manchester lor the Flynn of Roswell. Ga.; a brother. stable peace for all," the news­ operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs. a wicked serve, an arsenal of detergent into the lake Curren, who had used his powerful recorded his lone service break as said. "But I will try my best to just last 27 years. She worked at John W. Flynn of Stuart, Fla.; two paper and other Soviet media gave Police said they observed Wrobeski driving at a athletic shots, and an indomitable serve to win three consecutive his backhand shot kicked up chalk play tennis." Meadows Convalescent Center for sisters. Mary O'Leary of Wethers­ evidence of the gap dividing high speed on his motorcycle on Tolland Turnpike. He will, Boris Becker re-wrote Wim­ matches without losing a service, on the baseline. But Becker struck His immediate pians were more the last 11 years. field and Josephine Sexton of Boca Washington and Moscow. Garbage deadline Is early was followed to his home, where he started yelling and bledon history Sunday. was broken three times by Becker. back immediately with a service carefree. She is survived by a son. Peter L. Raton. Fla.; five grandchildren; The chief target of criticism struggling with the police officer, police said. The 17-year-old strawberry BOLTON — Townspeople who have their " I ’ve played harder servers, but break in the next game. "I'll go for dinner with my Godin of Stafford Springs; two and several nephews and nieces. remained Reagan's Strategic De­ Police said the officer on the scene had to use a blond with the thunderous serve garbage picked up by the town must leave their not guys with his great place­ "This was the point where I parents (or a good dinner," Becker daughters. Mrs. Richard (Clau­ The funeral was this morning at fense Initiative, or space-based small amount of Mace to subdue Wrobeski until other fired 20 aces in a 6-3, 6-7 (4-7), 7-6 garbage at the curbside by 7 a m. on tbe day it is thought I was going to win," said. dia) Spulick of Virginia Beach, Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 New missile defense proposal popularly officers came to his aid. No significant injuries (7-3), 6-4, victory over Kevin ment," the 27-year-old Curren scheduled to be picked up, town Administrative Becker said later. "I was then "And maybe have one glass of Va.. and Mrs. Carl (Beulah) J. Britain Ave., West Hartford, with a known as "Star Wars,'.' that aims occurred in the struggle, police said. Curren, becoming the first un­ said. "His return has a dramatic Assistant Karen Levine said. starting to return better and champagne.” Williams of Hartford; a brother, mass of Christian burial at St. John to create a shield against Soviet Wrobeski was held at police headquarters on a $500 seeded player, the youngest man, topspin. He hits it so hard and with The service collecting the town's garbage this West Germans hailed Becker's Vernon Christenson of Santa Rosa, the Evangelist Church. Hartford. missiles. bond and was to appear in court today. and the first German to win the All such a dip, that perhaps it put me better, and maybe then I had more year. Waste Disposal Systems Inc. of Manches­ triumph as the most momentous Calif.; a sister. Norma Witz of Burial was in Fairview Cemetery, England championship. off at times." confidence than Kevin had.” ter, began collecting last week, she said. achievement in German sport Minneapolis, Minn.; four grand­ West Hartford. " I think I played a very good Ironically, Becker, nicknamed Becker deiivered three aces since the national soccer team won children; and several nieces and Memorial donations may be Following an accident Friday afternoon, Kevin match today, and I think the match "Boom Boom,” passed up the while holding at love in the next Park scene the World Soccer Cup in 1974. nephews. made to the American Heart McNeilly, 22, of 130 Chambers St., was charged with was a good one,” said Becker, who German Open two months ago game, but Curren saved one set Health services available "A star is born," shouted a ZDF The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 Association. 310 Collins St., Hart­ reckless endangerment and reckless driving. faced no one seeded higher than fearing too much pressure in his point in the 10th game and three television commentator as Becker p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ford 06105 COLUMBIA — Community Health Care Police said McNeilly tried to force his car against fifth en route to the championship. homeland. Now, he is faced with more in the 12th. In the tie-break, hoisted the gilt trophy aloft on the Main St. Private burial will be in of suicide Services Inc. will hold office hours in Columbia another one driving beside it on West Middle Turnpike Curren, who demolished defend­ being an instant celebrity. Becker captured the first six East Cemetery at the convenience Tuesday and in Coventry Wednesday. "This is going to change tennis in points, and although Curren staved world famous Center Court at the James C. Schlaffer A 27-year-old Manchester man near Broad Street. ing champion and top seed John of the family. Calling hours are Residents served by the agency may attend the Germany,” Becker admitted. off three more set points (or a total All-England Club in London. James C Schlaffer, 48. of 85 Eric was found dead in Wickham Park Police said McNeilly was angry at the driver of the McEnroe and No. 3 seed Jimmy Tuesday from noon until the session in either town to receive blood pressure ’' Maybe West Germans now have a of seven, he ran out of chances "It's the greatest moment in Drive, Coventry, died Saturday at Sunday morning after apparently other car (or pulling in front of his car and that Connors in straight sets to reach service begins. checks, tuberculosis tests, throat cultures and tennis idol. And maybe it's me when he was unable to reach a low German sport for many years," he his home. He was born Feb. 20, hanging himself from a tree, police McNeilly's actions forced both cars off the road. the final, testified to Becker’s Memorial donations may be health guidance. now, I don’t know.” service return from Becker. said. 1937, in Baltimore, Md. said today. There were no injuries reported. McNeilly is to remarkable accomplishment. made to the American Lung The agency will hold office hours at its office on It wasn't long before Becker was Before Curren could recover, There was a massive teievision Before his illness, he worked at The victim. Galen Evans of appear in court Wednesday. "H e can be No. 1 in the world one Association. 45 Ash St , East Route Bin Columbia Tuesday from 8; 30a.m. until introduced to media hype, a fact of Becker opened the fourth set with a audience in the Federal Republic the Colonial Fiber Division of 1210A W. Middle Turnpike, was day,” Curren said. "H e's only 17 UPi photo Hartford, 06108. noon. It will hold office hours at the Coventry his tennis life with which he will be break on a forehand return, and as the 17-year-old powered his way Lydall Inc., Manchester, as plant discovered by the park mainte­ and he's got a lot of time and a lot of Town Office Building from 2 to3 p.m Wednesday. forced to contend from this point then ran out the.match, gaining the to victory over American Kevin manager He started at Lydall in nance manager. Francis Brqokes, Early Saturday, Timothy S. Chevalier, 19, of 55 room (or improvement.” West German Boris Becker fires fists skywarej after For further information, call Community onward. final point with a serve that Curren Curren. June 1978 from the Covington. at about 11 a.m. Oliver Road, was charged with operating under the A year ago at Wimbledon, defeating Kevin Curren, 6-3, 6-7, 7-6 and 6-4 in the men's Health Care Services at 228-9428. " I t ’s a bit early to say if I will be stretched mightily for, barely Radios carrying the match live Tenn.. plant. He was a communi­ Brookes told police that when he influence of drugs or alcohol after his car veered off Becker, sprained an ankle during a Honore A. Morin the greatest tennis champion in grazing the ball. were on in private cars, in taxis finals at Wimbledon Sunday. cant of St Mary's Church. first drove by Evans, Evans the road on Porter Street. third-round match against Bill history,” he replied to a premature "N ot many guys at 17 could have and at beaches throughout West Honore A. Morin. 73. of 561 Coventry appeared to be a joggei^standing His car struck a tree, police said. Scanlon and had to be carried off AHM sponsors beach trip prediction. " I just won my first done what he did,” Curren said. Germany. Hilliard St . husband of the late He is survived by his wife, by a tree, as he was dressed in Chevalier was treated for a small cut at the scene of on a stretcher. Sunday, he walked Blandine (Fournier) Morin, died off Center Court with the Challenge Wimbledon. I hope it’s not my Becker realizes what pressures Lufthansa airiine captains gave Yvonne (Vukovich) Schlaffer; a shorts. But the maintenance man HEBRON — Andover, Hebron and Marlbo­ the accident and was ordered to appear in court July Saturday at his home iast.” will ensue from his victory, but in passengers the running score son, Paul Schlaffer of Coventry; a saw that Evans' coloring appeared rough Youth Services Q4HM) will hold its first 16. Trophy. Born in St. Cyprien, Quebec, daughter, Margit Schlaffer of to be ashen, so he drove by again trip of the summer Thursday to Ocean Beach OWers unbeaten; Canada, he was a resident of East Coventry; his mother, Elizabeth and saw that Evans was hanging Park in New London. Hartford for 21 years before The trip, which costs $7, will include transpor­ G. Schlaffer of Ellicott City. Md.; by a belt from a tree branch, police Claude M. Begin. 54, of Taftville, was charged moving to Manchester a year ago tation to and from the park, reduced rates for and a sister, Margaret Ann Jacobs said. Wednesday afternoon with driving under the He was a communicant of Our of Ellicott City. Evans' girlfriend told police that miniature golf, admission to the pool, and locker Post 102 triumphant in Sunday pair influence of alcohol and drugs and failure to carry Lawyers, MARC Lady of Peace Church, East A mass of Christian burial was Evans was gone when she woke up rental. 8 Hartford He was a past grand identification. Police said his car struck a parked held today at 9 a m. in St Mary's about 8 a.m. Sunday. Evans shared Chaperones will be provided for youths 13 and The beat goes on for Manches­ and Dave Marshall combined on a In the third, Feshler singled, A two-run single by Fogarty was knight of the Knights of Columbus vehicle at a Main Street gasoline station. Church, Coventry Burial will be in his apartment with a roommate, older, but those under 13 must have adult ter’s American Legion baseball five-hitter against Wethersfield, stole second and counted on a the key blow in the second. Singles in Sherbrooke. Quebec; a member He was scheduled for court July 16. Baltimore. Potter Funeral Home, but police had little information supervision. Reservations for the trip will be team. while Chris Helin hurled a three- double by Sean McCarthy, making by Feshler, Ogden, George Scaglia tangle tonight of the John A. Fleming Council 2533 456 Jackson St., Willimantic, is in other than that his parents were accepted along with a 50 percent deposit fee. Post 102 swept a pair of games hitter with seven strikeouts and it 2-0. Post 102 produced the and Helin highlighted the five- of Glastonbury and the Bishop charge of arrangements. from Ohio. — Pre-registration guarantees a seat on the bus to Bryant J. Bag, 24, of South Windsor, was charged Sunday, downing Wethersfield, three walks in the five-inning, decisive run in the fifth when frame outburst. McMahon Assembly of Hartford. The Oiiers, Lawyers and left centerfield fence Downe.s Police said they learned that the park, and any seats left open on the morning of with evading responsibility and reckless driving 3-2, in an afternoon exhibition at rain-shortened Rockville win. McCarthy walked, stole second, He worked as an executive mes­ M an ch ester 011 010 0 3-7-2 MARC are the three remaining and Lazzaris also helped out on Evans had been having financial the trip will be filled on a first-come, first-serve Friday night after an accident. Wethersfield, and then romping went to third on a wild pitch and senger for the Hartford Insurance Jane Bums basis. W ethe rsfield 000 200 0 2-S-1 teams in the Town Farm defense, making several spar­ difficulty. Police said he left the scene of an accident in a past Rockville, 12-1, in an evening Brian Feshler led the offense in was driven in by a Chris Ogden Frankovitch, Powers (4), Marsholl Group and retired in 1979. Jane (Taylor) Burns. 64. of 1146 Tournament, after Saturday kling plays. Evans' body was taken to Senior citizens are also welcome to attend for a Broad Street parking lot. Zone Eight affair at Henry Park. the opener with two hits. Manches*- single. (7) and C h a rte r; K lsse lb o c k, Bokow skI He is survived by two sons. Yvan Main St., widow of Murray J (6) ond Genovese, Bordlere (5). action at Verplanck Field saw Kenny Snellenberger and Joe Manchester Memorial Hospital by special discount price. Police said Bag's car hit a car driven by Daniel 6. Manchester, now 16-9 and 7-2 in ter scored its first run in the second Jim Fogarty ripped two hits to Morin of Montreal. Quebec, and Burns, died Sunday at her home WP- Powers; LP- Klsselbock. Nichols eliminated by the Law­ Motta were the hitting stars (or an ambulance from a local funeral For (urtber information, call 228-9488. Mullen, 20, of 341 Oakland St. There were no injuries. the Zone, was paced by fine inning when John Mazurek spark the winners’ offense in the M o n ch ester 040 OS 12-8-2 Richard Morin of Manchester; five She was bom in Manchester yers, 22-5. The Oilers stayed MARC. Dave Toomey and Mike home. Bag is to appear in court July 16. pitching performances in both singled, stole second, went to third nightcap. Manchester exploded in R o c k v ille 010 00 1-3-3 daughters. Monique Plante of March 16. 1921, and lived in the Helin and B.McCarthy; Keane, Arm- unbeaten and handed MARC its Toomey played well defen­ victories. on. Don Bontempo's grounder and two big innings, scoring four runs Sherbrooke, Pierrette Pelletier of Rockville and Manchester area all stro n a (2) and D em psey, C on w ay (2) first loss by squeaking out a 5-4 sively, while Motta and Mike Pete Frankovitch, Jim Powers tallied on a passed ball. in the second and eight in the fifth. WP- Helin; LP- Keane. Uncasville, Suzanne Blais of Ware, her life. Before she retired, she triumph. Wiibanks pitched weil. Mass , Sister Michelle Morin in worked for the Hartford Steam Dr. Loren J. Schneider, Podiatrist, In tonight's games, MARC In the Lawyers' romp, Scott Japan and Louise Binette of Boiler Co. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. battles the Lawyers at 5; 30 p.m. Scheinblum pitched the com- Windsor; several brothers and She is survived by two daugh­ is happy to announce The loser will be ousted, while piete game victory and aided sisters in Canada; 15 grandchild­ ters, Mary Jane Burns of Willi­ the relocation of his office to: g Robert J. liiiMhJnc. Junior Legion suffers doubie ioss the winner wiil go up against the his own cause with two base ren; and two great-grandsons. mantic and Doris M. Pascucci of g INSUR/\NSMITHS Oilers on Tuesday night. hits. Bob Mericer, Matt Viara The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 Hartford; and one grandson. 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101, Manchester INSDRANSMITHS SINCE Manchester's Junior Legion tossed a five-hitter, fanned 11 and Brook Park on Saturday resulted league. But we don't support them The Oilers' Danny Carangelo and Cario Armour also hit well a m. in the Immaculate Concep­ The funeral will be Wednesday squad dropped a pair of games knocked in Scott Fuller with the for the victors. Shawn Hartigan, For the treatment of diseases and surgery o) the (dot. Adults and walked four and alrc provided the in another tough defeat, causing — either our defense (alls apart or tion Church. Sherbrooke. Burial at 10 a m. at the Holmes Funeral I914 over the weekend, losing t-S to host bulk of the offense by banging out coach Dave Lawson to sum up we don't hit.” winning run in the bottom of the Richard Gagnon and Jason children's foot ailments. Diabetics, Bunions. Hammer Toes. Dis­ will be in St. Michael's Cemetery. Home. 400 .Main St. Burial will be in New Britain Saturday, and 5-3 to four hits. Included among Gavarri- Manchester's 5-3 league and 7-8 sixth to beat MARC Saturday. Fiore were defensive standouts. eases of the skin. Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Injuries. Sherbrooke. Calling hours are Buckland Cemetery. Calling hours Windsor Friday. no’s safeties was a . overall record accordingly. The Juniors are at East Hart­ EMdie Downs picked up the win Sean Ckimog drilied three today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m at are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m Emergencies seen same day. 649-5241 A fine individual effort by Paul Windsor scored two runs in the "Frustrating is the only word 1 ford’s Ray McKenna Field Tues­ in relief of starter Jason Lazza- singles (or Nichols, while Bren- the Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Memorial donations may be 65 E. Center Street Gavarrino went for naught in top of the sixth on consecutive can think of at this point,” said day night (or a Jaycee Courant ris. Eben Piese belted a triple don Oliver added a pair and Home. 318 Burnside Ave.. East made to the American Heart 646-5153 Friday's Jaycee Courant League errors to clinch the triumph. Law son."O ur pitching has been League contest against Discount and game-tving homer over the contributed with the leather. Hartford. Association Manchester, C t affair at Cougar Field. Gavarrino The exhibition tilt at Willow solid, probably the best staff in the Sports at 5:45 p.m. ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 8, 1985 - H. It - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 8, 1985 AL roundup SCOREBOARD Killing Expea 6, Aatrea 3 Bronx Bombers pick up ground in Twin SWEEPS — A Gross — Larry Graf 72. Yankaae3,Twlna2|1t) Tigeri5.Rangeri3 Net — Daye Kaye 73-3-70, Jamie Smith Ken Griffey, who supplied two 73-6-67, Serge Sartorl 77-8-69, Tim Baseball- DBTROIT TEXAS „ MONTREAL HO USTO N^ ^ ^ ^ By Joe llluzzi Indians 10, White Sox 3 SoftbiiU McNamara 74-4-70. B Gross — Jack (FIrtt Gama) three-run homers and six RBI in MINNBiOTA NIW YORK ObrhM ObrhM United Press International Deyanney 77. Net — John Everett Whitakr 2b 4 1 2 1 McOwll cf 3 0 0 0 Raines If 8 0 2 0 ^ r a n » the 14-2 rout, was the offensive star At Cleveland, Brett Butler's - 80-14-66, Paul Sullivan 79-13-66, Paul oBrhM oBrBM Law b 13 Galnov rt • ! Puckett cf S 0 2 0 Hendrsn cf S 0 1 0 Trm m ll is 5 1 1 0 Stain rf 10 2 0 1 8 0 S S bases-Ioaded single triggered an . White 79-13-66, Jim McAuley 81-14-67, Gibson rf 1110 Horroh 2b 3 0 1 u r/Twion rf 7 1 2 0 Walling » 9 0 2 0 Unlike last year, the second half for New York. TONIOMT'I OAM IS^ Jack Gannon 80-12-68. C Gross — Bob National Laagua atandlngi Smalley ee 4 0 2 0 G rlf^ If 5 0 10 eight-run seventh inning that al- Parrish c 3 10 0 O'Brien 1b 4 0 0 j . zssn 1b 4 0 0 0 Cruz If ^ ? 0 1 1 of this season offers more to the Griffey, since coming off tlic CtT VI. PMtal. i f - Pltittrold. Lewis 81. Net — Herm Dvorak 83-18-65, (kiara ss 1000 Mthialy lb 5 1 2 0 Evans lb 3 1 1 3 Boll 3b 4 0 0 0 Berks p 0 0 0 0 Mmphry rf 7 1 3 0 lowed the Indians to snap a • Laltwap v(. Medical. 7:M — PItita- Bill Johnson 87-22-65, Jack Moffat Hrbak 1b 5 0 0 0 Winfield rf 5 1 2 2 New York Yankees than a chance TfUabled list June 12, was hitting a ■oM (Modlsn dh 1 0 0 1 Word If Wohitrd ^ ill? ph 1 0 0 0 Dovls 1b 4 0 10 ■■u five-game losing .streak. Tom - raid. 87-20-67, Jock McCollum 85-18-67, Char­ W L Pet. OB Bmnikv rf S 1 1 0 Hoeiay c 3 0 0 0 Lemon cf 4 0 10 Bonnstr St.dh Cloir 0 0 40 0 20 1 Cobell 1b 3 0 0 0 to regain respectability. meire .211 while Baylor came into ■•fe a M o rlv 't v>. Polled, i — lie Whelan 100-31-69. Bush dh 4 12 1 Wynagor c 1 0 0 0 Barnes ph 1 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 10 Waddell, 3-5, was the winner in Rokortoon. St. Loult 46 32 .Sm — Sonchoz If 3 0 0 0 Wright rf 4 1 1 0 The Yankees produced the best the twinbill with just three hits in BEST 17 (July 6) — A — Frank M ontrw l 46 3S ,56* r / i Hatcher It 2 0 11 Baylor dh 4 1 1 0 Htmdon If 1 0 0 0 Brummr c O'Connr 3 o 0 0 0 0 Thon 0 or0 0 0 J J relief. Tim I.x)llar, 3-5, look the • NdttIN't vt Wilton. 7:10 — Roborl- Klernan 69-8-61, Rich RIordan 68-6-62, 44 as .5S7 Sftnhot ph 1 0 1 0 Rndiph 2b 4 0 3 1 Nicosia oh 1 0 0 0 Bailey c 3 1 1 0 - second-half record in the major his last 23 at-bats. ton. N tw York m IWalor If 1 0 0 0 Pogllarl 3b4 0 1 0 Brookns 3b 4 0 0 0 Wllknn ss 3 1 2 1 loss. John Rauscher 69-7-62, Serge Sartorl Ch)COCK> 41 37 .536 5 Youm ni 0 1 0 0 0 Reynlds is 7 0 1 0 leagues in 1984, only it didn't count "W e've been in the same boat, PIrtt flop vt. Huntrv TItor. t — 71-8-63, Bob Behling 69-6-63, Dom Gooftl 3b 4 0 2 0 Mochm si 4 0 0 0 Brooks is 7 0 0 0 NIekro o 3 0 11 Chortor oA . Phlladtlph(a 35 44 .443 11'/i for much because the Detroit we've had a lough three or four Royais 8, Orioies 4 DeNIcolo 69-5-64, Tom Vecsey 68-4-64. B P ittsburg 27 51 .346 I f Teufel 2b 5 0 0 0 Toxoi 616 010 016— 3 Wollach 3b 3 1 2 0 Boss Oh 1 0 0 0 Nwtmofl vt. Slophonton't. t — Koo- — John Eyerett 69-14-55, Gordie Quick Sdloi c 3 0 10 If weeks," said Baylor. "Ken came WMt Gamo-wlnnlng RBI — Evans (6). Newmn 2b 5 2 1 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Tigers had virtually eliminated At Kun.sas City', Mo , Frank • nov. 71- 13-58, Dick Schotta 71-11-58, Paul Loudner c 2 0 0 0 Webster cf 4 1 1 0 Puhl oh 1 0 10 through today, he had six RBI. and Dolmor vt. Ward.« — Patanl. Son DIago 47 33 .SM — ToMt a i n 1 TeiMi 4i 1 1 1 1 DP—Ootrolt 1. LOB—Ootrolt 4, Texos every team in the East with their While, Jorge Orta and George White 73-13-60, Bob Jones 71-10-61, Earl Lo* A ngein 42 36 .531 4 S. 2B—Gibson, Ward, Lemon, Horroh. 3B Fltzgerld c 7 0 2 4 Calhoun p 0 0 0 0 I contributed four, so that's 10 of Cvelo v t. Ronn't. 7:10 — Pooanl. Everett 73-12-61, Ben Delmostro 75-14- Cincinnati 41 K .526 5 None avf yrtian wMnB nm fcered. Palmer p 2 0 0 0 Gorner oh 1 0 0 0 record-setting start. Brett each knocked in two runs to P ortor v t. R.A. Club. 0 — NIko. M inaiM ta —W llktrson. HR—Whitaker (15), the 14 right there. You just have lo 61, Paul Sullivan 74-13-61. C — Jim Houston 41 40 .506 6'/5 Evans Dllone oh 1 0 0 0 DIPIno 0 0 0 0 0 7^ ' ;-7. This season, with the division help the Royals avert a four-game ' Sullivan v t. J.C. Ponnoy. 7:10 — Rafferty 73-17-56, Don Edwards 87-30- Atlanta 34 45 .430 12'/> New Yam 11661661661— 1 Fronen 1b 5 0 11 Spllmn oh 10 0 0 hope for certain guys lo break NIko. iS7, Terry Doolody 75-16-59, Bill Hunnl- Gome-winning RBI— Winfield (6). (17). SB—Bannister (4). SF—Modlson. race going according to plan, the sweep. Charlie Ix'ibrandt raised Son Francisco 31 50 .3(3 16'/z Madden o 0 0 0 0 it'’ ' out," ford 83-23-60, Paul Dutelle 85-25-60, Ed SotMrdov's R n u tif E—Mattingly, Henderson. DP— IP H R BR BB SO Knepper o 1 0 0 0 Yankees are one of five clubs in the his record to 8-5 and Dun Quisen- . Belleville 79-18-61, Herm Dvorak 79-18- M ln n o s o ta 1, Now Y o rk 2. LO B — Winfield, who went 5-for-lO on Los An(Mlas I, St. Louis 3 Dafrolt Mathis D 0 0 0 0 hui)t for the AL East title. berry posted his 16lh save. Storm 61, Bill Johnson 83-22-61, Steve Dexler New York at Atlanta, ppd., rain Mlnntsota 10 New York 7. 2B— Totals 67 4 14 5 Totals 47 3 14 3 the day, homered leading off the 78-17-61. Winfield, (kiettl, Brunonskv, Baylor. Tanana (W 67) 71-34 3 1 1 10 "'Right how. this team's on the Davis, 4-5, was the loser, San Francisco 6, Chicago 4 Harnndi (S II) 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 bottom of the 11th inning to lift the Soccer SWEEPS — A Grots — Rich RIordan Pittsburgh 6, San Diego 7 3B—Bush. HR—W infield (10). S— MontrealHdUftan "JON {“ONO SON 2SON ffiNO 2N i 11— i3 m ove," Dave Winfield said Sunday 74, Tom Vecsey 74, Dove Kaye 74. Net Goeftl, Hatcher. T a x « Yankees in the opener. Biue Jays 8, A’s 2 Houston 8, Montreal 7 IP H RBRBBSO Ssbra 6 1-3 4 2 2 3 5 Gome-winnino RBI — None. after New York swept a double- — Frank K lernan 75-8-67, Jolln Cincinnati 4, Phllodelphia 2 Horris (L 2-2) ) 2-3 1 3 3 1 1 E_NIekro* Brooks* Walling* Bailey. Elsewhere. Cleveland crushed Rauscher 75-7-68, Serge Sartorl 77-8-69, Mlnnatoto Dawson* Cabell. DP—Montreal 2* Hous­ header from the , At Oakland. Calif., George Bell Sunday's Results Smithson 7 2 2 0 3 Stewart t 1 0 0 0 0 Chicago 10-3, Kansas City heal Bob Behling 75-6-69. B Gross — John New York 4, Atlanta 0, tsi gome 8 HBP—by Tonona (Brummer), ton 3-2 and 14-2. "The teams ahead of ripped a two-run homer in his first P ii Wn s Everett 75. Net — Gordie Quick New York 8, Atlanta 5, 2nd game Wardle (L I-3 ) 3 3)102 4. LOB— Montreal 9, Houston 14. 2B— Baltimore 8-4, Toronto downed 77-13-64, Dick Schotta 77-12-65, Paul New York bv us know we are starting to pick up game back from a two-day suspen­ Penguins 1 (Kevin RepoH),Tornados San Diego 3, Pittsburgh 0 H o rril (Parrish). T—2:39. A—16,387. Low, Mumohrey, Newmon. SB— Oakland 8-2, Milwaukee shaded White 79-13-66, Bob Jones 77-10-67, Earl Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 2, (10 Whitson 6 8 2 2 1 2 some ground." sion and Ernie Whitt added a 1 (Bon Berte). Everett 79-12-67, Roger Macolone 80-13- Fisher 2 2 0 0 0 3 Newman Seattle 2-1, California defeated Timbers * (Jason Bevons 2, Kevin Innings) (2), Raines 2 (26). S—Ashby, (Gainey. The Yankees, who swept a three-run shot lo |)ower the Blue 67, Paul Sullivan 81-13-68, Bob Locha- St. Louis 7, Los Angeles 1 Rlghettl (W 66) 3 2 0 0 0 3 Natlenal Laagua ratulli IP H R ER BB SO Boston 8-3, and Detroit topped Blount 2), Sockers 1 (Mike Flanagan). pelle 82-13-69, Marsh Warren 80-11-69, Wardle pitched to 1 batter In 11th. four-game .set with Minnesota and Jays Jimmy Key. 7-3, held the A's East standings: Mustangs 9-0-0 Chicago 6, Son Francisco 5 Montreal . . » , Texas 5-3. Bill Sullivan 81-12-69. C Gross — Terry Montreal 6, Houston 3, (19 Innings) WP—Smithson. T—3:21. are now winners of 10 of their last lo five hits over eight innings. Panthers 8-2-0 40, Colts 7-3-0 35, Doolady 84. Net — Steve Dexler Meta4,BravaiO Palmer ^ * 2 « « 5 Dolphins 4-3-2 26, Jaguars S-3-0 25, Monday's Oomes Burke 3 2 0 0 0 2 14 games, moved to within 4'A Steve Mct'ulty slipped lo 4-4. 84- 17-67, Bill Hunniford 90-23-67, Ed (All Timas EOT) (First Gome) St. Clair 0 0 2 1 Tigers 5, Rangers 3 Patriots 4-3-1 23, Jets 2-6-2 16, Sharks Belleville 86-18-68, Herm Dvorok 86-18- Yankaaa 14, Twina 2 3 2 games of first-place Toronto. 1-6-2 11, Oilers 0-7-3 9, Meteors 0-7-2 6. San Diego (Wolno 1-1) at Chicago NBW YORK ATLANTA O'Connor 300023 Brewers 2, Mariners 1 68, Bill Johnson 91-22-69, George May (Sorensen 1-1) (plus resumption ol May ObrhM ObrhM Youmans (W 1-0) 1114 The 17 runs they scored in the At Arlington. Texas, Darrell West stondlngs: Express 9-0-1 48, 85- 16-69. 3 2 Penguins 5-1-3 34, Sockers 5-4-1 28, 5th suspension),) :05 p.m. (Socoftd O om t) Dykstra cf 3 1 1 1 Ramirz ss 4 0 10 double-header showed that Yan­ Evans, hilless in 16 .straight at- At Seattle, rookie left-hander BEST 16 (July 4) — A — BUI Zwick MINNESOTA NEW YORK Houston . . . „ . Tim bers 4-3-2 26, Aitecs 3-5-1 18, Los Angeles (Valenzuela 8-8) at Chaomn 2b 5 1 1 1 Hubbrd 2b 2 0 0 0 NIekro ® kees are again resembling the bats, slammed a three-run homer Ted Higuera, with ninth-inning 60-8-52, Serge Sartorl 63-8-55, Jim Pittsburgh (C>eLeon3-11),7:35o.m. obrhbl ObrhM Knight 3b 4 0 2 1 Murphv ct 3 0 1 0 H 1 A f Carriers 2-6-1 13, Hornets 2-7-1 13, M orlarty 62-7-55, Pat M Istretta 64-8-57, SPthh 2 9 S S 9 J in the eighth inning lo lift the relief help from Rollic Fingers, Tornados 1-5-2 11. New York (Lynch 5^5) at Cincinnati Puckett cf 4 0 t 0 Hendrsn cf 2 2 1 0 Corter 1b 3 0 0 0 Harper If 3 0 0 0 Calhoun 3 1 0 0 1 2 Bronx Bombers of old. Pot Cooney 61-4-57, Steye Matava (Price 2-2), 7:35 p.m. Hatcher If 3 1 1 0 Sample If 1 1 0 0 Hrnndz lb 1 0 0 0 Kmmns rt 4 0 1 0 DIPIno 3 0 0 0 0 4 "When our lineup starts hitting Tigers. Frank Tanana. traded hurled a five-hitter and Cecil 64-7-57. B — Bob Jones 64-10-54, Gus Bush If 1 0 0 0 Griffey If 5 2 2 6 Montreal (Gullickson 7-5) at Atlanta Foster If 4 0 ) 1 Oberkfll 3b 2 0 0 0 Madden 2 21111 UPl photo together we're gonna be awfully from Texas lo Detroit last month, Cooper drove in the game-winner Mldgatt Anderson 69-14-55, Poul White 69-13-56, (Mahler 11-7), 7:40p.m. Hrbek 1b 4 0 10 Mttngly 1b S V 1 1 Chrstns rf 2 0 0 0 Perry 1b 3 0 0 0 Mathis (L 64) 1 3 3 0 1 1 John Banavlge 67-10-57, Oovid Pur- Philadelphia (Hudson 3-7) at Hous­ Brnnsky rf 3 0 0 0 Winfield rf 5 2 3 0 Reynolds c 4 1 1 0 Cerone c 4 0 0 0 tough to stop in the second half," raised his record lo 4-7. Willie lo end Milwaukee's four-game MCC: Sounders 3 (Dallas Coleman vlonce 66-9-57, Ron Janton 69-11-58, ton Stenhos rf 1 0 0 0 Wynegor c 4 1 0 0 Santana ss 4 1 1 0 Smith o 10 0 0 Twins’ DH Randy Bush is out at second Bobby Meacham (right) watch Mea- Hernandez earned his league­ losing streak Higuera improved to 2), Spartans 1 (Tony Cook). Paul Sullivan 71-13-58. C — Hank Enole dh 2 1 1 1 Baylor dh 4 2 2 4 Cuba8.6lanta5 said New York's Don Baylor, who (Kneooer 6-4), 8:35 p.m. Fernndz p 2 0 0 0 Zuvello oh 10 0 0 cham's throw to first that retired hitter leading 18th save. Greg Harris, 2-2, 5-5 while Fingers earned his lOlh Sting 2 (William Flanagan, Chris Murphv 77-31-46, Bill Johnson 72-22-50, San Francisco ((.aPoInt 3-7) ot St. Smativ ph 10 10 Papllarl 3b S 1 3 2 McDowll 0 ) 0 0 0 Comp p 0 0 0 0 in the front end of a double play as the contributed a home run and four Lathrop), Apollos 0. George Mov 67-16-51, Herb Corvev Louis (Andular 14-3), 6:35 p.m. GaettI 3b 4 0 10 Mechm ss 3 0 0 1 Thmosn ph 1 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISO CHICAGO Yanks' Willie Randolph (center) and Mickey Hatcher. RBI in the nightcap. look the loss. save. Bill Swift, 3-2, was the loser. Kennedy Rd: Toros 2 (Bruce Watt), 72- 18-54, Lloyd Davidson 69-15-54, Steve Tuesday's Gamas Gagne ss 3 0 0 0 Robrtsn 2b 3 2 2 0 Garber o 0 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Cougars 1 (Brad Fries). Dexler 70-17-53. Son Diego at Chlcogo Wshngt 2b 3 0 1 1 Chmbis ph 1 0 0 0 Glodden ct 4 0 1 1 Hatcher cf 4 0 0 0 MCC standings: Sting 6-1-2 36, Sound­ SWEEPS — AGross — Bill Zwick 71. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, night Loudner c 3 0 0 0 Totals 33 4 7 4 Totals 29 0 3 0 T rillo 2b 2)12 Sondbrg 2b 3 0 0 0 ers 6-3-0 30, Spartans 1-5-3 14, Apollos Net — Serge Sartorl 74-8-66, Jim Montreal at Atlanta, night Totals 32 2 7 2 Totals 37 14 14 14 Now Yom 000040 006— 4 CDavIs rf 3 0 10 Lopes cx 3 1 ) 0 2-6-1 13. M orlarty 73-7-66, Pot M Istretta 74-8-66. New York at Cincinnati, night Minnesota 011 ON 00b— 2 Atbmtfl 060 000 006— 0 Leonord If 4 0 0 0 Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 NL roundup Kennedy standings: Cougars6-1-2 36, B Gross — Bob Jones 78, John Philadelphia at Houston, night New YeiK IN Ml 30k— 14 Brenly c 3 10 0 Mtthws ph 10 0 0 Toros 5-2-2 31, Metros 6-3-0 30, Academ­ Bonavlge 78. Net — Hal Glgllo 81-12-69, Game-winning RBI — Dvkstro (2). Sox’ slide Son Francisco at St. Louis, night Game-winning RBI — Griffey (4). E—Perry, Smith, Ramirez. DP— Brown 3b 4 110 Frazier o 0 0 0 0 ics 4-2-3 29, Olympics 3-5-2 21, Folcons Paul White 83-13-70, Gus Anderson E—Shirley, Loudner* Gagne. DP—New Allontal. LOB—New York 7, Atlanta Thmosn 1b 5 2 2 1 Lake c 0 0 0 0 2-7-1 13, Suns 1-7-2 11. 84-14-70, Bob Lochapelle 83-13-70, Jack York 2. LOB—Minnesota 4, New York 5. Uribe ss 4 0 10 Durhm 1b 4 2 2 3 SIrls standings: Rowdies 5-2-3 34, 9. 2B—Reynolds, Chapman. SB— Devanney 80-9-71, Bill Sullivan83-12-71, HR^rlffey 2 (6). Boylor (14)* Dvkstro (4). S—Fernandez, Got) 0 2 0 1 0 Moreind rt 3 2 1 0 WMtecaps 5-2-2 31, Chleltans 5-2-2 31, Aldo D'Appolonlo 82-11-71. C Gross — American League standinga Pogllorulo (6). SB—Henderson (37)* MDavIs 0 0 0 0 0 JDavIs c 4 12 0 Youmans wins marathon and tickeUo minors continues Comets 4-3-2 26, Caribous 1-4-4 17, George May 80. Net — Hank Murphy GaettI (7)* Washington (2). SF—Engle* Jeffcoat 0 0 0 0 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Stallions 1-8-1 . 92-31-61, Herb Carvey 84-18-66, B ill IP H R ER BB SO 8 Meochom. New Yam Roenick ph 1 0 0 0 Cev 3b 3 0 0 0 B v United Press Johnson 89-22-67, Jack McCollum 88-18- Eost IP H R E R B B S O Minton 0 0 0 0 0 Bowo ss 4 0 12 By Gerry Monigan tied the New York-Atlanta game and Newman. 70, Ray Hickey 89-19-70. W L PCf. OB Fernandez (W 65) 6 1 0 0 7 3 International Minnesota McDowell (S 6) 3 2 0 0 0 3 Deer oh 1 0 0 0 Sutcliffe p 2 0 1 0 Juniors The following are the opening Toronto 49 32 .605 Lysandr (L 0*2) 2 1-3 4 5 4 2 3 United Press international begun Juljr'4 for the longest game Elsewhere, Chicago defeated Va Atlanta Bosley It 0 0 0 0 Bruins 3 (Patty Hornbostel motches In the Club Chomplonship Detroit 45 33 .577 2 Fllson 1 2-3 2 2 2 1 0 Woods If 10 0 0 this season. San Francisco 6-5, San Diego ANAHEIM , Calif. - In the 2, Tournament to be played Saturday: New York 43 35 .551 4Va Smith (L 65) 5 5 4 ) 2 3 Amanda Newman), Eagles 1 (BItsv Brown 3 8 7 6 2 1 Como 2 0 0 0 1 1 Totata 33 S 6 4 Totals 12 4 6 S For Montreal Expos reliever "N o one likes lo be sent down, defeated Pittsburgh 3-0, Cincinnati checks and balances that make Deptula). Lon Annulll vs. Rich RIordan, Tim Baltimore 41 37 .526 6Va Davis 1 0 0 0 0 2 Son Francisco 110 030 006— McNamara vs. Pat Cooney, Gary Boston 40 40 .500 8Va Garber 220012 Floyd- Youmans, Sunday was a but I'mconfidentthatif Idomyjob defeated Philadelphia 3-2, New up baseball, Reggie Jackson Red Sox 2 (Ellen M oriarty, Jessica New YorK WP—Fernandez. T—2:37. Chicago 200160 366-4 \ f 91 Morquez), Whalers 0. Rencurrel vs. Len Horvath, Jeff Dolln Milwaukee 36 41 .466 11 Shirley 2 1-3 6 2 2 0 1 Gamo-wlnnlng RBI — Bow a(l), long, cruel roller coaster ride. down there I'll be noticed, and I'll York defeated Atlanta 4-0 and 8-5 in figures the Angels got a big plus vs. Bob Behling, Dave Kaye vs. Rick Cleveland 25 54 .316 23 Girls standings: Bruins 5-1-1 28, BordI (W 2-2) 4 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 E—Hatcher, Trillo, Durhom. DP— When it finally stopped, the young be brought back up here." a double-header, and St. Louis when Ruppert Jones signed as a Eagles 5*4*1 26, Whalers 3*5*1 18, Red Clough, Doug M artin vs. Tom Vecsey, West Armstrong 2 1 0 0 0 1 Meta B. Bravaa 5 San Fronclico 1. LOB— Son Francisco Larry Graf vs. Serge Sartorl, and Californio 46 34 .575 _ right-hander had his first major- Rodgers was ecstatic with the defeated Los Angeles 7-1 Sox 2*5*1 13. T—2:35. A—31,549. (Socond Game) 13, Chicago 4. 2B—Thompson. HR— free agent in the pre-season. Jamie Sfhlth vs. John Wilks. Oakland 42 38 .525 4 league victory — and a ticket back MCC standings: Cyclones 7*2*0 35, Seattle 41 39 .513 5 NEW YORK ATLANTA T rillo (3), Durhom 2 (10). SB—C. work of his bullpen, particularly “ Detroit's loss is our gam ," Dips 5-3-1 20, Rangers 3*5^1 18, Fury 2*7*1 Chicago 39 38 .506 5Va ObrhM ObrhM Dovls (6), Gladden (2)). S—Gott. to the minors. since ace reliever Jeff Reardon is Cubs 6, Giants 5 said J.'ickson after Jones belted 13. Dykstra cf 3 1 0 0 Thmosn rt SF—Trillo. 4 1 3 1 Kennedy stondlngs: Knights 7-0*2 41, PGA results Kansas CItv 40 39 .506 5Va BreweraZ.MarIneral Before Sunday's game against out of action with a tender elbow, At Chicago, Leon Durham hit a pair of home runs Sunday to Minnesota 35 43 .449 10 Bockmn 2b 5 2 2 0 Zuvella ss 6 12 0 IP H R ER BB SO Kings 5-2-2 31, Strikers 5*4*1 28, Bears Hrnndz lb 3 1 1 2 Murohv cf -4 0 1 1 Son Francisco the Astros — which lasted 19 "Our bullpen was just super this two home runs including a solo shot help lead the Angels to an 8-3 3*5-1 18, Apaches 1*7*2 11. Texos 31 50 .383 15Va HIOeSM Conodlon Optn Saturday's Results MILWAUKEE SEATTLE Carter c 4 0 12 Harper Gott If 4 0 2 1 5 6 5 5 1 1 innings — Youmans was informed whole series," Rodgers said. in a three-run sixth inning, lo victory over the Boston Red At O okvilit/ Ontario* July A ObrhM ObrhM Strwbrr rf 3 1 1 1 M O Shields ovIl (L 66 o ) 0 20 0 10 0 1 1 0 Baltimore 8, Kansos City 3 he would be sent back to Indiana­ "Houston plays so well against us, power the Cubs over the Giants. Sox. Intarmadlatei (Pgr 72) Oakland 5, Toronto 1 Molltor 3b 4 1 2 0 Percont 2b 3 0 0 0 Heap If 3 1 1 0 Ramirz ph 0 0 0 0 Jeffcoat 1 0 0 0 2 0 Curtis Strange $86*506 69-69-68-7:^279 Boston 7, Californio 5 Riles ss 4 0 0 0 Coidern ph 1 0 0 0 Knight 3b 4 1 3 2 Garber o 0 0 0 0 Minton 2 0 0 0 0 3 polis, the Expos American Associ­ especially here, for us to come out The victory went lo reliever Jones, who switched recently Diplomats 4 (B.J. Dlona2, Bob FIshe, Greg Norman 42*144 67-68-7^-7^-281 Chlcogo 6, Cleveland 4, (10 Innings) Cooper 1b 3 0 11 Ramos 2b 0 0 0 0 Chopmn 3b 0 0 0 0 Oberkfll 3b Chicago 5 0 0 0 ation affiliate, at its completion to of here with a split without Jeff is to a shorter bat, got on base Jack Nicklaus 42*144 70-73*66-72—281 Johnson ss 4 0 0 0 Sutcliffe Chmbis 1b 5 85 2 54 1 4 6 7 Warren Brusstar, 2-1. Jonas McCray), Hurricanes 1 (Steve Minnesota ot New York, ood., rain Yount If 4 110 Brodlev If 4 0 10 make room on Montreal's roster just remarkable." Sunday for the 10th consecutive Chognot). Bill Sander 18.262 75-68-69-70—282 Detroit 4, Texas 3 SImmns dh 4 0 1 1 Cowens rf 4 0 10 Santana ss 1 0 0 0 Brusstar Hubbrd (W 2b 2-1) 1 0 4 1 00 0 0 0 1 Standings: Diplomats*5*1*331, Earth* Johnny M iller 18,262 66*75-72-67—282 Seattle 5, Milwaukee 3 Ogllvle rf 4 0 10 GThms dh 3 0 1 0 Darling o 3 110 Benedict c 5 0 4 1 Frozler 1 2-3 0 0 0 ) 0 for Bill Gullickson, due to come off An by Enos Padres 3, Pirates 0 lime, just two shy of the club's quakes 5*4*0 30. Bulls 4*3*3 29, Yanks Fuzzy Zoeller 18*262 73-66-71-72—282 Sunday's Results Gantner 2b 4 0 1 0 Davis 1b 3 0 0 0 Sisk 0 2 0 0 0 Bedrosin p 2 0 0 0 Smith (S' IS) 1 1-3 0 0 0 2 I the 21-day disabled list. Cabell on Al Newman's bunt in the record set by Bobby Grich last Peter Jocobsen 18*262 70-72*70-70—282 Orosco 0 0 0 0 0 Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 (jott pitched to2bottersln6th; M.Davis At Pittsburgh, LaMarr Hoyt 4*2*3 29, Hurricanes 3-4-2 21, Rocers Cleveland 10, Chicago 3 Moore c 3 0 10 Hendrsn cf 3 0 0 0 After nine innings at Houston, 19th inning allowed Vance Law to 2*5*2 15, Knights 2-5-1 13. Tommy Valentin 18.262 73-69-70-70-282 New York 3, Minnesota 2(1) Innings), Monnng cf 4 0 2 0 Phelps ph 10 0 0 Forster p 0 0 0 0 pitched to 3 batters In 6th. pitched a six-hitter for his ninth year. Jones now leads the Perry ph 0 0 0 0 Larry Mize 12*476 72-66-72*74—284 )5l game Presley 3b 4 1 1 1 the score was tied 2-2, and the score from third base, giving the consecutive victory and Tim Angels with 14 home runs this Corey Povin 12*476 76-7OA8^0—284 New York 14, Minnesota 2,2nd gome Coles ss 3 0 0 0 Kmmnik It 2 0 0 0 Padrea 3. PIratea 0 marathon was on. Expos their victory. Montreal Jim Colbert 12.476 70-74-67*73—284 Keorney c 3 0 1 0 Totata 35 0 10 7 Totals 43 5 14 5 Flannery hit a two-run double lo year. Kansas City 8, Baltimore 4 By the 17th inning. Expos catcher Sal Butera was the only Bruce Lletzke 12*476 69-73-68-74—284 California 8, Boston 3 Totals 34 2 10 2 TetcHt 32 1 5 1 Now Yom 000 004 010— 0 lead San Diego. Hoyt, 11-4. walked Basically I was so cold for so Attanta 001 012 001— 5 SAN DIEGO PITTSBURGH Golf Jeff Sluman 10.166 73-68-71-73—285 Toronto 8, Oakland 2 Milwaukee 1« 100 OOO— 2 manager Buck Rodgers had gone non-pitcher not used in the game. none and struck out two in notching long, something good had to Gil Morgan 6.964 75-71-68-72—286 Milwaukee 2, Seattle 1 Seattle ON 010 00^— 1 Game-winning RBI — None. ObrhM ObrhM through four , and You­ In the 19th, Law led off with a Larry Rlnker 8.964 73-73-67*73-286 Game-winning RBI — Cooper (7). E—Zuvello, Johnson. DP—New York!, Flannrv 2b 5 0 1 2 Wynne rt 4 0 10 his third shutout. Rick Reuschel, happen." said Jones who has Detroit 5, Texas 3 mans was pressed into service. Mike (Donald 7.855 73-75-7^69—287 Monday's Games E—Coles, Molltor. DP—Seattle 3. Atlanta 1. LOB—New York 11, Atlonto Gwvnn rf 3 0 0 0 Mazzllll If 4 0 10 single lo right off Ron Mathis, 3-4, 7-2, lost for the first lime in his last battled out of a slump and now David Graham 7,855 76^70^9—287 (All Timas EDT) LOB— Milwaukee 7. Seottle6.2B— Yount. 15. 2B—Murphv. Knight, Backman, Garvey 1b 4 0 0 0 Holland p 0 0 0 0 The Expos scored a run in the 18th Andre Dawson singled to center, has seven hits in his last eight Tall wood Nettles 3b4120Rov2b 4020 five decisions. Richard Zokol 6.746 74-71-70-73—288 Chicago (Nelson 63) at Detroit (Petry HR—Presley (18). SB—M olltor (17), Hernondez, Heap, Chambliss, Bene­ to take a 3-2 lead, but Youmans moving Law to second. With one Ken Comerford shot a hole-ln-one on (Dan Halldorson 6*746 71 72-70-75—288 106), 7:35 o.m. Yount (6). dict. 3B—Thompson. HR—Chambliss Kennedy c 4 0 1 0 Thmosn lb 4 0 0 0 at-bats. the 195-yard third hole, using a Bob Twoy 5*175 69-7672-72—289 Texas (Mason 67) at Cleveland (1). SB—Dykstra 2 (4), Strowberrv (10), Martinez If 2 0 1 0 Pena c 4 0 0 0 gave up a run in the bottom of the out,' Hubie Brooks' fly out to right Reds 3. Phiiiies 2 Rookie Kurt McCaskill, 4-5, three-iron and ploying with Steve Bob Lohr 5.175 7 672-67-74-289 (Heaton 610), 7:35 o.m. IP H R ER BE SO Darling (1), Chapman (5). McRynl cf 4 1 2 1 Orsulak rf 4 0 0 0 inning for a 3-3 tie. sent Law to third. With both completed a nine-hitler for his Buscetto and Ron Baslle on July 4. Bob Glider 5*175 7671-6674—289 Minnesota (Butcher 6 8 ) at Balti­ M llwoukte Tempitn ss 3 t 1 0 M orrisn 3b 3 0 0 0 At Philadelphia, Cesar Cedeno Allen Miller 5.175 69 7673-72—289 IP H R E R B B S O Hoyt o 2 0 0 0 Khalifa ss 3 0 0 0 Mercifully, Montreal scored runners moving, Newman bunted fourth victory in his last five John Guard deed the 170-yard sixth more Hlguero (W S*5) 8 5 1 1 hit his third home run of the season hole, ploylhg In a toursome with Don Barry Jaeckel 5*175 7 672-70-72—289 (D. Martinez 7-5), 7:15 o.m. Fingers (S 10) 1 0 0 0 New Yom Reuschel o 2 0 1 0 three runs in the 19th, and down the third base line and Denny decisions. Wennik, Sam Saplenzo and Tom Brady Lance Ten Broeck5.175 72-7670-73—289 Kansas CItv (Soberhogen 64) at New seottte Darling (W 62) 5 10 4 3 2 5 Kemp oh 10 10 Youmans recorded the final three Walling threw to Cabell, who with one out in the lOth inning to The Angels jumped on Jim on July 7. Two groups later, Marty (Daye Barr 3*340 /2-71 7673—290 Sisk 3 2-3 6 1 1 2 3 Totata 11 1 1 1 Totata 31 0 4 6 UPl ptiolo York (NIekro 7-7), 8 o.m. Swift (L 3*2) 6 1*3 10 2 2 1 2 outs to seal a 6-3 victory, giving dropped the ball. propel Cincinnati. Reliever John Slenko repeated the feat on the some Ken Green 3.340 70-7672-73—290 Milwaukee (Darwin 6-8) at Califor­ Vonde Berg 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Orosco (S 7) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Son DIeoo 000000366— 1 Dorsey, 0-1, for six runs in the 3 hole, while ploying In a foursome with Andy Mogee 3,340 77-71-69-73—290 nio R.ThooKis 2 0 0 0 0 1 Attanta P lttlburM l 066 006 0 6 ^ . i him a 1-0 record in the big leagues. Montreal added two more runs Franco, 5-1, was credited with the Padres' Terry Kennedy slides under the tag of third 2-3 innings. Dorsey, making his Brett Upper 3.340 69-7672-74—290 Game-Winning RBI — McRavnolds Lou GenovesI, Tom Jones ond Len (Witt 6 6 ), 8:20 o.m. Vonde Berg pitched to 1 batter In 8th; Bedroslan 5 1-321175 "1 don't feel bad about it at all," when Mitch Webster walked to victory and Ted Power worked the first start of the year, was a Belanger. Greg Tv^lggs 3,340 71-69*78-72—290 Boston (Hurst67) otOokland (Codiroll Hlguera pitched to 1 batter In 9th. Dedmon (L 61) 1-3 2 5 1 2 1 (10). 10th for his 15lh save. Kent baseman in a pickoff attempt by Pirate NATIONAL GOLF DAY — BEST 17 — Paul Azlnger 3*340 71*73*72*74—290 8-4), 10:35 o.m. W P—Fingers. T—2:42. A— 11*574. Forster 1-31001 1 E—Mazzllll. DP—Pltfsburgh 1. Youmans said following the five- load the bases and Mike Fitzgerald last-minute replacement for Gross — Ken Comerford 68, Ron Boslle Keith Fergus 3.34C 73-73-7670—290 Toronto (Stleb65) at Seattle (M oore7- Shields 2 3 2 2 1 1 LOB— San DIeoo 7, Pittsburgh 6. 2B— hour, 12-minute marathon, which singled to right, scoring Dawson Tekulve, 4-4, took the loss. catcher Tony Pena. Roger Clemens, who re-injured , Walt KomlnskI 72, Chic Gagnon 72. Bobby Clampett 3*340 73-70-70-77-290 Garber 1 2 0 0 0 2 Reuschel, Flannery, Templeton. S— 68 4), 10:35 o.m. his right shoulder before the Net — Charlie RomanowskI 56, Ted Mark Hayes 2.587 74-74-69-74—291 Tuesday's <3ames Darling pitched to 4 batters In 6th. Martinez, Hoyt. Blasko 58, WII Dion Si, Mike Bowman Ralph Landrum 2*587 71*73*71*76—291 Chicago at Detroit, night Royala8,0rlelaa4 WP—Shields. T—3:29. A—26,757. IP H R ER BB SO game. 59, Steve Holcomb 60. Clarence Rose 2*587 7 671*7670—291 Texas at Cleveland, night San Dtodo "It's frustrating because he TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross — Tom Kite 2.121 74-69-7673—292 Minnesota at Baltimore, night Hoyt (W 11-4) 9 6 0 0 0 2 John Nellgon-Ken Comerford 65, John Andy North 2*121 71-7673-72—292 Cardinala 7, Dadgara 1 Pittsburgh Fernandez supplies boost as Mets takes two fell okay after throwing the Kansas City at New York, night BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY Nelson-Dan Home 6 6 , J o h n Wayne Grody 2.121 73-71*73-75—292 Milwaukee at California, night ObrhM ObrhM LOS ANORLBS ST. LOUIS Reuschel (L 7-2) 8 7 3 3 4 2 other day,” Tioston manager Yetlshefsky-Roy Embury 70. Net — Pat McGowan 2*121 69-76 7 673—292 Boston ot Oakland, night Wiggins 2b 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf 4 2 2 0 Holland ) 1 0 0 0 0 Willie Wood 2*121 70-72*7674—292 ObrhM ObrhM John McNamara said about Steve Schachner-Pete Brenn 57, Rich Toronto at Seattle, night Gross oh 1 0 0 0 Smith If 4 12 0 Andersn 3b 3 t 2 0 McGee cf 5 2 3 0 By United Press International the opener 60. New York went on a Atlanta's losing streak to five scored on a single by Ray Knight. double lo left center. One out later, Borkowskl-Bob Miller 57, Steve Mork Brooks 2*121 72*7672*74—292 Loev rf 4)10 Brett 3b 5 3 3 2 Ouncon ss 3 0 0 0 Smith ss 3 2 3 2 Clemens. "It puts me in a Helcomb-F.N. Sullivan 58, Ron Morra- John Cook 1*700 74*7670*75—293 Ripken ss 4 ) t 1 Pryor 3b 0 0 0 0 six-run scoring binge in the night­ games. George Foster singled to center to Ron Darling reached on an error predicament pitching-wise. I Hoi Sutton 1.700 73-7672*73—293 Reynlds rf 4 0 0 1 Herr 2b 4 0 10 Norm Pelletier 59. Amarlcan League reaulta Murray 1b 2 0 0 0 Orta dh 2 12 2 Guarrar 1b 4 0 3 0 Clark 1b 4 0 0 0 ATLANTA — Sid Fernandez is cap to roll over the Braves 8-5. New York exploded for four runs score Chapman. and Knight scored. After Darling LOW GROSS — LOW NET (July 4) — Joey Rossett 1.700 7 673-73*72—293 Lynn ct 2 0 1 1 McRae dh 2 0 0 0 Tennis was hoping Dorsey could hold Mike Bright 1*421 73-73-7674—294 Maldnd cf 4 0 0 0 Vn Slyk rf 5 0 0 1 learning to deal with stress. Fernandez has improved over in the fifth inning of the opener off In the nightcap, Ray Knight stole second, Dykstra walked and A Gross — Ken Comerford 74. Net — Shelbv cf 2 0 0 0 Sherldn rf 2 1 I I Yeoger c 4 0 )0 Penditn 3b 5 1 3 0 him in the middle of the Ron Baslle 66, Walt KomlnskI 69, Chic D.A. Welbring 1,421 73-7671-75—294 Angela 8, Red Sax 5 Roenick If 2 0 0 0 Jones rf 2 0 ) 1 " I struggled today," said Fer­ last season said manager Davey starter and loser Zane Smith, now ripped a two-r^n double and Gary Wally Backman reached on an Donnie Hommond 1,421 767672*76—294 Russell If 4 0 0 0 Landrm If 4 1 1 0 games.” . Goonon 71. B Gross — Ted Blasko 77. Dwver If 1 0 0 0 lorg 1b 3 0 10 Sax 2b 4 0 10 Nieto c 3 0 12 nandez, who walked seven batters Johnson. 5-5. Carter added''a two-run single to infield single to load the bases and Net — Steve Holcomb 65, Al Smith 67, Mick Soli 1.205 71-767676—295 Young dh 4 12 0 Bolbonl 1b 2 0 0 0 Dorsey was feeling dejected. Tom Purtzer 1.205 71-7677*73—295 BOSTON CALIFORNIA Harshlsr p 2 0 1 0 Tudor p 3 1 1 0 Wimbledon reaulta in six innings in the first game of "Last year he would back of f and Ronn Reynolds led off with a highlight the six-run sixth inning knock out Dedmon. Bob Russell 68, Walt Cormier 69, Don obrhM oBrhM Rayford 3b 3 1 1 1 White 2b 4 0 2 2 Costlllo 0 0 0 0 0 "I walked eight guys,” he Wennik 69, Russ Davidson 70. C Gross Frank Conner 1.205 77-71-69-78—295 Pardo oh 1 0 0 0 Wathon c 2 0 0 0 double-header throw the ball over.'' said Johnson. double and went to third on a single that wiped out a 2-0 Braves lead. Keith Hernandez greeted re­ Jim Gollogher 1*205 67-78-7676—295 Evons rt 4 0 0 0 Carew )b 4 0 10 Dloz p 0 0 0 0 said. "I'v e never done that in — Randall Wheeler 89, WII Dixon 92. Boggs 3b 4 0 2 1 Sconirs dh 2 1 0 0 Dempsey c 1 0 1 1 Conepen u 4 0 0 0 W hitflld ph 1 0 0 0 82.4 million wimbltdon Champion­ with the Atlanta Braves. "The "This year he's consistently pop­ by Rafael Santana. Fernandez With one out, Darryl Strawberry liever Terry Forster with a walk to Net — Charlie RomanowskI 63, Mike Mark Lye 1.106 72-767676—296 Sheets oh 10 0 0 ships my life." Bobby Cole 1,106 7672*7674—296 Rice If 4 0 10 Narron dh 2 0 0 0 PowMI 0 0 0 0 0 bases were loaded a few times and ping the ball and I'm much more sacrificed Santana to second and walked to knock out slarte^^teve score Darling and Carter rapped a Bowman 68, Don Flavell 69, Bob Felix Bucknr 1b 4 0 0 0 Jackson rf 3 1 2 2 Totals M 4 7 4 Totals 14 I 14 I Landrx ph 1 0 0 0 At wimbtadon, England, July 7 Jones, who was 3-for-3 with 6^ Don Paquette 71, Dave Sink 71. Bill Britton 1.106 7671*78*72—296 Balttmore IMOWIIb—4 (Ftaurts otter nomas Indicata loading) I pitched my way out of it. I know impressed with that. Also, his Len Dykstra reached on an error, Bedroslan. Strawberry store se­ two-run single lo center. Kelly Murray 1.106 7672*7674—296 Eosler dh 4 12 0 Brown rf ) 1 0 0 Tetalf S4 1 I I Totata 34 7 13 S two walks, hit his first homer of LOW GROSS— LOW NET (July 6) — Gedman c 4 0 0 0 Jones cf 3 3 3 3 Kansas City ttU M b b i— t Let A ntetat 100 000 000— 1 Man's Slngtas FInM scoring Reynolds. cond and Danny Heep walked off New York capped their scoring AGross —John Nellgon68. Net — Mike Mike Sulllyan 1,106 7672*78*72—296 Gome-winning RBI — Whlte(4). Boris Becker, West Germany, def. now I can pitch under a little bit of rhythm is not as deliberate as it the game off Dorsey to open the Skeeter Heath 1*106 71-68-79*78—296 Hoffmn ss 4 1 2 0 DeCIncs 3b 4 1 I 0 SI. Leuto lO llS IO Ix— 7 pressure." Dysktra stole second, Kelvin losing reliever Jeff Dedmon, now in the eighth on an RBI double by Steyens 75-10-65, Dick Desnoyers 76-11- Lyons cf 3 0 0 0 Grich 2b 10 10 E—T. Martinez. DP—Baltim orel. LOB Game-Winning RBI — Nieto (5). Kevin Curran, 8, U.S., 63, 67 (67), 7-6 was last year. It's more fluid." third inning, snapping a 1-1 tie. 63, Steve Schachner 78-10^, Paul —Baltimore 6, Konsos City 10. 28— (7-3), 64. Fernandez gave up only just one On the day the Mets won their Chapman reached on an error, 4-1. Hernandez and a run-scoring sin­ Kenneson 79-11-68, Mike Davis 73-5-68, Barrett 2b 4 1 2 2 Wllfong 2b 1 0 0 0 E—Yeogor, Harshlser 2, Smith, Ander­ He added a two-run shot off LPGA results Dowlnng If 5 1 2 2 Young 2, Dempsey, Jones. 3B— Brett. HR son, AAoldonodo. DP—Los Angeles 1. Mixed Doubles Quortartlnata Bob Thornton 78-10-68. B Gross — Mark —Royford (3), Ripken (13). SB—Brett hit over six innings as the Mets won sixth in a row and extended scoring Santana and Dysktra Knight followed with a two-run gle by Strawberry to make it 8-4. rookie Tom McCarthy in the Dennis 79, Steve Halcomb 79. Net — Boone c 5 0 10 LOB— Los Angales 0, St. Louis 1). . . . Schoflld ss 4 0 1 1 (4). 2B—Anderson, Smith. SB^McGea 2 Mark Edmondson, Australia, and sixth with none out to give Bob Zimmer 80-15-65, Paul Russlllo 5300jno Hall ol Fame Championship IP H RBRBBSO Kathv 8T-15-66, John Guard 82-15-66, Blaine At Sugar Land, Texos, July 7 Totals 35 3 9 3 Totals 15 I 111 (33), Herr (17), Smith (10). S—Ouncon, California an 8-1 advantage. (Por72 Boston 081 000110— 3 Botttmore i Smith. Jordan, 6, U.S., def. John Lloyd, Britain Horeld 81-14-67, John Boylan 82-15-67, Davis (L 65) 21-3 5 3 3 3 0 ond Wendy Turnbull, 1, Australlo, 7-4, 7- ' USFL roundup Jackson's 13th homer of the Walt Cormier 84-16-68. C Gross — Nancy Lopez 545,000 71-70-72-66—281 Californio oil 462 00k— 0 IP H R ER BB SO Allison Finney 24,000 74-71-73-66—284 Game-winning RBI — Jones (6). Snell 2 2-3 7 3 3 1 2 L08 6; Paul McNamee, Australia, and ' season came with Daryl Sconi Horvev Harpin 85, Bob M iller 86. Net — T. Martinez _ 2 11111 Martina Navratilova, 2, U.S., def. Steve Chavez JoAnne Corner 24.000 72-7066-74—264 E—Dorsey, Boggs, Rice. DP— Harsher (L 63) 51-3 11 6 5 3 2 ers aboard with a walk after two Ron M orra 88-24-64, Charlie Roma­ California 1. LOB— Boston 6, Californio Aase 111112 Denton, U.S., and Jo Durle, 5, Britain, 6 nowskI 93-27-66, Jim Aufman 86-20-66, Solly Quinlan 14,250 71-73-73-66—285 Kansas City Castillo 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Avoko Okamoto 14,250 75-71-66-71-285 12. 2B—Schofield, Barrett. HR—Jones Diaz 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 4, 62; John Rtzgerald and Ellzabttti were out in the fourth, to trigger Jon Jayson 87-21-68, Al Welgert 100-32- Lbrndt (W 65) 6 ^3 5 3 3 3 5 Smvile, Australia, def. Eliot TMtscher 68, B ill Dowd 91-22-69. Amy Alcott 10,500 69-66-74-75—286 2 (14), Jackson (13). SB—Jackson (1 ). Powotl 2 2 1 1 2 1 Stars go to finais a four-run Angels' rally. Bonnie Louer 6,850 76-72-69-70—287 Qsnbrrv (S 16) 21-3 2 1 1 0 1 SI. Lewis and Anno White, U.S., 7-6,64. keeps title^ EVEN HOLES (July 7) — A Gross — Snell pitched lo 1 batter In 4th; T. Mixed DouMo* Somltlnirit After Jackson's homer. Dor Phil Doly 36. Net — Nick Pahoulls 33, Nancy Whit-Brwr 7,425 74-72-73-69—288 IP H R B R B B S O Tudor (W 67) 9 8 1 1 1 4 Jull Inkster 7,425 75^7566-70—288 Boston Martinez pitched to 1 batter In Ith. John Rtzgerald and Ellzbooth Smyllo, sey walked the bases loaded Ron Baslle 33, Leo Bravakis IQ, GIno T—2:52. A—24,131. 7, Australia, def. AAark Edmondson, By United Press International Bv United Press International record 70 yards to Bryant to give Colderone 33. B Gross — Don Tucker Solly Little 6,300 75-69-71-74—289 Dorsev (L 0-1) 3 2-3 6 6 6 0 1 Brian Downing greeted Kim Shipman 5676 73-76-71-70—290 McCarthy 1 1-3 3 2 2 0 0 Rida3.Phllllaa2|10) Australia, and Kathy Jordan, 6, U.S., 7-6, the Stars a 21-0 halftime lead the 36. Net — John Guard 30, Walt 7-5; Paul McNomee, Australia, and McCarthy with a two-run single Kokoszka 31, Les Christensen 31, Kav Kennedy 5675 72-71-72-75—290 Cleor 3 3 0 0 1 5 CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Mexico's BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Kelvin Stallions couldn't overcome. Cathy Krotzert 4,950 75-74-69-73—291 Colllomla _ ^ oBrhM ObrhM Mortlno Navrotllovo, 2, U.S., dot. Scott for a 6-1 Angels lead. Richard Cuozzo 32, M ark Dennis 32, Davis and Betsy Noeelsen, I, U.S., 67,7- Julio Cesar Chavez, undefeated Bryant left his mark on the USFL's " I have a lot of respect for Bob Lukas 32. C Gross — Bill Dion 42. Louro Baugh 4650 77-73-T3-69--292 McCosklll (W 65) 9 9 3 3 1 1 Radut cf 4 0 1 0 Samuel 2b 4 ) 2 1 California took a 1-0 lead in Alice RItzman 4650 73-72-74-73—292 McCarthy pitched to 2 botteri In 6th. Indiana 10, Whita Sex 3 Hume p 0 0 0 0 GGroat If 2 0 11 5, 2621. and until now unheralded, Sunday best defense. Birmingham's defense," said Bal­ Net — Joe Soro 29, Peter Ramey 30, Bll I Mixed DeuMo* Rnol the second on Dick Schofield's Dowd 31, Lou Fortin 31, Gerry Blon- Pot Brodlev 4,350 71-72-75-74—292 WP—McCosklll. T—2:52. A—31613. Franco p 0 0 0 0 Moddox^cf 2 0 0 0 stopped Roger Mayweather with a Bryant's 70-yard touchdown timore Coach Jim Mora. "But Cothy Marino 3653 76-73-74-70—293 Roto ph 1 0 0 0 Hovel d S 0 1 0 Poul McNamee, Australia, and Mor- hit a RBI ground-rule double. cBard 31, Lou Bogglo 32. CHICAGO CLBVBLAND tlna technical knockout at 2:30 of the pass reception and 76-yard scoring their defense may be easier to Denise Streblg 3652 77-75-70-71—293 ObrhM obrbM Power 0 0 0 0 0 Wilson rf 5 0 10 The Red Sox tied the score 1- Kathy Postlewalt 3652 79-70-72-72—293 Codono If 5 1 1 1 Schmidt 1b 4 0 0 0 N avrttllpvo, Z U.S., def. John FHz- second round to retain his World run set playoff records and led the break a big play on than it is to gain Fletchr ss 1 0 0 0 Butler cf 5 2 3 1 oerald, Ausfrolla and Elizabeth Smylle, in the third when Wade Boggs (^ntry Club Susie Bernlng 3652 75-75-70-73—293 Little 2b 2 0 0 0 Franco u 3 Parker 2 rf 5 1 2 12 0 Diaz c 2 0 00 Baltimore Stars to a 28-14 semifi­ a simple four or five yards Mrv BIh Zmmrmn3652 78-66-75-74—293 BlueJaya8,A'a2 Perez 1b 4 12 1 Thomas 7, u Auitrolla, 7-5, 3 1 4-6, 1 0 62. Boxing Council super feather­ singled home Marty Barrett Poclorak If 1 0 1 0 Jacoby 3b 4 1 1 0 Beys' singtat RnM nal victory over the Birmingham against." LADIES — SCOTCH BALL — John Bev()rlev CTovIs 3652 72-72-72-77—293 Fisk c 2 0 0 0 Thomfn dh 4 1 2 2 Milner cf 10 10 Jtitz u 10 0 0 weight championship. who had doubled. Everett-Moureen Bednarezyk29* Nlck- Janet Coles 3652 7469-73-77—293 TORONTO OAKLAND Baines rf 2 110 Tabler 1b 4 111 Esosky 3b 4 0 1 1 Schu 3b 4 0 10 Leonardo Lavalle, Mexico, def. Eduar­ Chavez, 45-0 with 41 knockouts, Stallions. The Stars, who won the title last Bev DIPIttro 31* AI*Normo Martin 32* Heather Drew Z640 78-73-72-71—294 ObrhM ObrhM Concocn ss 1 0 0 0 Rowley p 2 0 0 0 do Velez, Mexico, 64,64. Barrett's two-RBI single in Solllner ph 0 0 0 0 Horgrv 1b 0 0 0 0 Oirta' Stagtae Rnoi floored the former World Boxing The Stars, the defending league year while playing in Philadelphia, Boots Carnlello-Earl Everett 32* Herm* Kothv Hite 2640 7».73.74.7i_ » 4 Garcia 2b 3 1 3 1 Hendnn Walker If 3 1 1 0 1b 4 0 0 0 Carter If 4 N IctIv 0 c 3 110 2 0 Corcom oh 1 0 0 0 the seventh capped Boston' M orlys Dvorok 33, Pete*Ann Teets 33. Kathy Baker 2640 76-73-73-72—294 Lee 2b 2 0 10 Lonsfrd 3b 3 0 1 1 VanoMe cf 1 0 0 0 Russell or o 0 0 0 ^ re a Hollkovo, Czechoslovakia, Association 130-pound champion champions, will be making their got off to a rocky 1-3-1 start this Nelson oh 1 0 0 0 Castillo rf 2 1 0 0 dot. scoring. .BEST 15— AGross— Helen Mutty 69. Debbie Holl 2640 77-70-74-73—294 Moiabv ct 4 0 0 0 Hill 2b 0 0 Holrstn 0 0 dh 1 1 0 0 Vukovch rf 1 Oeeter 0 2b 4 0 0 0 10 Cor man p 0 0 00 three times in the second round. third straight USFL championship season and now stand at 12-7-1. Not — Lynn Prior 69*20*49. B Gross — Betsy King 2640 76-73-71-74—294 Jtnny Byrne, Australia, 7-5,61. The Red Sox have lost 14 of Barfield rf 1 0 t 0 Davis rf 3 0 0 0 Hulett 3b 2 10 0 Bondo c 3 Pastora 10 1 p 2 0 0 0 Virgil ph 10 0 0 Blows to the head finished the appearance. They were No. 2 in defense after BtmbI Tyler 73. Net — Gov Whitlock Nonev Ledbetter 2640 76-73-70-75—294 Mulinks 3b 2 I 1 1 Tettleton c 1 0 0 0 Bltardall c 2 0 0 0 Takulva p Bovi' 0 0 Dowbtae 0 0 nnM their last 19 games after pre­ Salazar cf 4 0 2 2 Rschlln 2b 4 1 2 0 Agustln Moreno, Mexico, and Jaime " I gave them seven points," said the Stallions, the Eastern Confer­ 79-30-49. C Gross — Ann Solaflo 77. Net Kathy Whitworth 2640 73-74-72-75—294 lorg 3b 3 0 10 Klngmn dh 4 1 1 t Hill c 10 0 0 Tetale 10111 1 Totals 16 17 1 challenger. viously winning 17 of 19 games — Alice Chittick 81-32*49* Emily Sarra Morto FlgurvDtt 2655 61-71-72-71—295 Bell It 4 2 ) 2 Baker 1b 4010 Law If 0 0 0 0 . 000 001 0 10 1— 1 Yzogo, Peru, dot. Petr Kordo and Cyril A left-right dropped May- Birmingham (juarterback Cliff ence champs who wound up 14-6. 8635-49. D Gross — Nancy Bennett 83. Hollis Stoev 2655 76-72-76-71—295 Suk,Czechsolovakla,7-4,64. 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By Richard Luna FOCUS Soccer Club tryouts start Friday United Press International

Tryouts for the Manchester Soccer Club begin this weekend. SUGAR LAND, Texas — Nancy Supermarket Shopper Boys born in 1975 should report to the Manchester Community Lopez was true to her word even if College field Friday night at 6 p.m. husband Ray Knight failed to keep Boys born in 1976 are welcom ed to tryout on Saturday morning his end of the bargain they struck at Martin School from 9-11 a.m. before the final round of the Mazda Refund policy puzzles writer An additional session for both age groups will be held Friday, Hall of Fame Tournament. July 19, from 6-8 p.m. Lopez told Knight, a third coupons. f Tryouts for other age brackets, boys and girls, will be baseman for the New York Mets, By M artin Sloane United Feature Syndicate I have come up with a solution to the problem ol announced in the near future. that if he hit a home run against the different-size coupons. When I run across coupons For further information, call Sal Altrui at 646-3928. Atlanta Braves, she’d win the DEAR MARTIN: Several weeks ago, 1 saw an that are smaller than average, I simply cut them out $300,000 tourney. of the newspaper or magazine with more space While Knight went 5-for-8 at the advertisement for Hefty products, and it mentioned a $4 refund offer. I inquired about it at local grocery around the borders. No matter how small they are. Walton wants to be a Celtic plate Sunday, he did not homer. they wind up as regular-size coupons that fit nicely Just the same, Lopez mounted a stores, and none of the employees knew anything into my coupon wallet. None of the supermarket W ARM SPRINGS. Ore. — Los Angeles Clippers center- fierce charge on the back nine to about the offer. I then wrote to the company asking cashiers .seem to mind that part of the advertisement forward Bill Walton wants to be a Boston Celtic so he can play at win the inaugural event by three them to mail me a refund request form. may appear along the edge of the coupon. — F.lsie the “ highest levels of the gam e,” he said at a weekend basketball That was six weeks ago, and I have not received a strokes over JoAnne Garner and Gordon. Delray Beach, Flu. clinic. Allison Finney. response. Is this usual? — Mrs. D. Kay, Mishawaka, "I'm looking to move on from the Clippers," said Walton, while Lopez had entered the final Ind. DEAR ELSIE: Many readers will probably react to conducting the two-day clinic at the Warm Springs Community round trailing Camer by three strokes and Amy Alcott by two. DEAR MRS. KAY: Readers often write to me your tip us I did. Center as part of the Indian Youth of America Camp. I checked a freshly clipped batch of coupons and “ I had a good feeiing today,” asking whether it is wise to write to the manufacturers The 6-foot, 11-inch, 235-pound Walton has undergone physical found that 1 too, perhaps unconsciously, clipthesm all said Lopez, who collected $45,000 in asking for their refund forms, especially when a checkups by the Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers in recent weeks coupons out a little larger But coupons'not much her third victory this year. "1 have high-value offer is involved. Unfortunately, most in preparation for a possible trade. The Celtics were said to be bigger than a postage stump are a pain, and tbe next confidence in my game... my companies do not send refund forms to consumers interested in trading Cedric Maxwell to the Clippers for Walton, time I do my clipping. 1 will follow your advice and husband has more than me. He who request them. Some companies simply ignore but the Clippers doctors apparently didn't provide an make them all "regular size " made me believe in myself when I requests for refund forms. Pillsbury publicizes this encouraging report after examining Maxwell's ailing knee. wanted to be lazy and just be a policy by placing the words "Any request for refund " I 'v e had some very good talks with the Celtics," said Walton. mom and wife. offer forms will not be acknowledged" on its refund "They're a great basketball team, a great organization with "He makes me work. He feels forms. great tradition. I’m the best golfer out here.” Others respond with a rejection letter, which Clip ‘n’ file refunds " I would very much like to be a part of that, I want to be in the Knight did drive in three runs doesn't make much sense, since for the same 22 cents, playoffs, playing at the highest levels of the game. And that's and score once against the Braves. the manufacturer could send the form and retain the where the Celtics have played throughout their history." And Loperwas told that Knight hit i customer's good will. a two-run double just as she was The exceptions to the rule are those companies that Cereals, Breakfast Products, Wllander, Krlek pfay In region making her move on the 12th hole. want greater exposure for their refund offers and set Baby Products (File No. 1) After 11 holes, Camer held a \ up special post-office boxes for consumers who would BOSTON — Mats Wilander and Johan Kriek are the top seeds 3- stroke cushion over Lopez. like to request these forms. When you walk down a 8 as the men's professional tennis circuit makes a dual stop in New But Lopez erupted the rest of the supermarket aisle and see a cardboard and notice ip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off England this week. way, firing four birdies on the final that all the forms that had been attached are gone, cou|)ons — beverage refund offers with beverage Wilander, No. 4 in the iatest computer world rankings, will seven holes while Camer bogeyed look closely The small print under "W e're Sorry " coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed head the field in the U S. Pro Championships at Longwood three times on the back nine. may give you one of these special post-office boxes. proofs of purchase while looking for the required Cricket Club in suburban Brookline, Mass., whiie Kriek, the " I just decided to stroke the ball Or. better yet, it may tell you that you don't really forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Australian Open champion, carries the favorite's tag into the and they started to fall,” Lopez need a refund form, after all, and provide the address magazines, and when trading with friends Offers Hall of Fame tourney in Newport. R.I. said. "JoAnne started to miss. to which you should send the required proofs of may not be available in all areas of tbe country Both events get under way today, with the final at Newport set Being behind Camer and coming purchase. These "cardboards," as refunders call Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. for next Sunday and the Longwood title match the following back, the excitement of the them, and the valuable information they often The following refund offers are worth $8.79. This contain, are another good reason why you should evening. gallery... it sent chills up my week's refund offers have a total value of $18.97 spine.” always have pen and paper with you when you go These offers require refund forms: Joining Wilander at Longwood are 11 other players ranked in Lopez finished the day with a shopping AUNT JEM IM A Buy Three Get One Free Offer the top 50 by the Association of Tennis Professionais. Defending 4- under-par 68 for a 72-hole total Receive a coupon good for a free package of Aunt champion Aaron Krickstein, seeded fourth, is expected to make a 7-under 281. Camer and Finney DEAR M ARTIN: I read a letter in a rc-cent column Jemima Frozen Pancakes. Send the required strong run at the title, as are form er Longwood champs finished at 284. where a reader asked about standardizing the size of refund form and three Universal Product Codes- Guillermo Vilas, Jose-Luis Clerc and Jose Higueras. Sally Quinlan and Ayako Oka- Purchase Seals from any flavor of Aunt Jemima moto tied for third at 3-under-285 Frozen Pancakes. Expires July 31. 1985. and Amy Alcott. who had led the COCOA PUFFS Super Sneaker Stickers Set Steve Howe still has a chance first two days, finished at 2-under- Offer Receive a Cocoa Puffs Super Sneaker LOS ANGELES — Steve Howe, who was released by tbe Los par 286. College Notes Sticker Set. Send the required refund form and Angeles Dodgers last week, still has a chance to return to Camer said she had trouble with three Universal Product Code symbols from Cocoa baseball according to a survey of some major league executives. her putting. Puffs for each set ordered F^xpires Sept 30, 1985. Howe's personal problems and history of drug abuse make him "M y putter was as ice cold as it Garman wins award could be," said Camer, who had POST Bran Flakes "Feelin’ Fit " Booklet Offer a risky venture, but there are a few teams who will probably take DPI photo just two birdies. " I started the day Maureen Gorman of 62 Linden St., a student at St. Receive a "Feelin' Fit Feelin" Good" booklet, a chance on him, according to a published report Sunday in the plus $1 in coupons for Post 40 Percent Bran Flakes fighting my putter and never Nancy Lopez savors victory after shoot a 68 and finish at three-under par Joseph College in West Hartford, received the Paul N. Los Angeles Times. overcame it. 1 knew I had to make Cusano Book Award to help purchase books and Send the required refund form and three box tops The Times talked to several baseball officials about Howe. in the Hall of Fame LPGA tournament. (the dated portion) from Post 40 Percent Bran birdies out there. coming from behind with five birdies to supplies during her senior year starting next fall. J Waivers on the left-handed reliever expire on July 15. at which Flakes. Expires Aug. 31, 1985 time any club may sign him for $40,000. The Dodgers are POST Fruit & Fibre Free Offer. Receive a obligated to pay Howe's contract — estimated at about $350,000 —. Patricia receives $10,000 coupon good toward one box of any flavor of Fruit & for the remainder of this season. Jeffrey J. Patricia of Coventry, a Ph D candidate Fibre Cereal. Send tbe required refund form and Despite the consensus among basebail officials that Howe was Decision time for Curtis Strange three bbx tops (the dated portion) from Post Fruit in physics at the University of Connecticut, will likely to find another job, there were some who were unhappy receive a $10,000 High Technology Graduate Scholar­ St Fibre, one from Dates, Raisins & Walnuts, one about the prospect, The Times said. Bv Richard L. Shook July 18-21 in Sandwich. England. course is hosting the next stop on "Because of a prior commitment ship for the 1985-86 academic year. Patricia received from Apples & Cinnamon, and a third from tbe United Press Internotlonol Strange, the second golfer to the PGA Tour. I made to play as much of the U S. a bachelor's degree in chemistry in 1979 from St flavor of your choice Expires Aug 31, 1985 earn a half-million dollars in'^a "I'm playing well, " Strange tour as possible." he said. "That u Cox, Howser coach all-stars I,awrence University in New York OAKVILLE, Ontario — Curtis season, must decide whether to said, which is like saying base­ would mean I'd be going over on Herald photo by Pinto NEW YORK — Manager Bobby Cox of the Strange now has a decision of a represent the United States in the ball's Toronto Blue Jays are Monday (July 15) J' and m anager of the have been different kind to make. British Open. Or represent the having a decent season. " I ’d liketo The week after that Strange has selected as coaches for the American League All-Star team, it The decision for Strange does not United States on the PGA Tour. win that golf tournament more another commitment. That means A sign of the times was announced Sunday by league president Dr. Bobby Brown. concern club selection. Unless by "M y immediate goal is next than any other." he would take the following week club you mean the Royal St. Sparky Anderson of the , who will manage the week — going home," the Kings- As to representing his country, off, thereby missing three U.S. Mini Webb, ieft, heips her niece, Nancy Manchester Historical Society, which George, hosting the British Open tournaments. AL team in the 56th All-Star Game at Minneapolis on July 16, mill, Va., resident said. His home Strange has mixed feelings. Webb, hoid a sign which identifies the has resumed its historic house marker selected Cox and Howser to assist him. Cox's Blue Jays (({(ished year her 755 N. Main St. home was buiit. progtWn. Seven other homes in town second in the AL East behind Detroit last year while Ho\^'ser's Her niece is a member of the will have such signs. L Royals won the AL West Division title. Unser Jr. Cox will be making his first All-Star appearance of any kind. Howser was a coach for the AL squad in 1982 at Montreal. Anderson also has invited Tiger coaches Alex Gramm as and cops Prix Dick Tracewski and Minnesota's Tom Kelly to join the squad. About Town They will assist with batting practice pitching and catching, Bv Roberto Dios coaching and bullpen duties. United Press International The Twins’ own Dick Martin and Detroit's Pio DiSalvo have Mizoras and Ellen Finney, third. Swing at band shell Keeney Street School — four-square tournament: been named co-trainers for the mid-summer classic. CLEVELAND - Who came first, the father or the son? , Al Gentile will bring his 18-piece swing band to the George Cook, first: Mike Tomeo, second, and Dave For the second straight week, A1 Bicentennial Band Shell on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Callahan, third. Robinson wins in NASCAR Unser Sr. finished behind A1 Unser The tree program is sponsored by Manchester Waddell School — treasure hunt; Bobby Post, first: Jr., as the younger Unser drove to Rotary, Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Corp., Brett Bittner, second: and Rory Post, third STATELINE, Idaho — Jim Robinson of North Hollywood, victory in Sunday's Cleveland and the Music Performance Trust Funds in Waddell School — scavenger-hunt: Todd Kessell, Calif., led wire to wire and still won by 1.8 seconds in the NASCAR Grand Prix. cooperation with the Hartford Musicians Association Peter Kessell, Jeff Dellisio, Shawn Hayes, Peter Winston Off-Broadway 150 Sunday. "There was luck involved — if Local 400. Hayes, Sean LaBrec and Vicky Wood. Robinson g(ft a good run on polesitter Derrike Cope when the Mario (Andretti) hadn’t caught If it rains, the program will be Wednesday at 7 p.m. Waddell School — scavenger hunt: Todd Kessell. green flag fell and his Oldsmobile was three-lengths ahead of fire (on the 85th lap, three laps Parking for the handicapped is available near the Peter Kessell, Jeff Dellisio, Shawn Hayes, Peter Cope’s Ford when the 17-car pack thundered into the first turn. from the finish line) he would've shell. Hayes, Sean LaBrec and Vicky Wood. Robinson then averaged 66.415 mph over the next 149 laps on won." said Unser Jr, Waddell School - home-run derby, Wayne Zorger, 313 Hilliard St.: pool tournament, .Sean LaBrec. the quarter-mile Northwest Speedway course. Just nine cars But the 46-year-old father had AARP tours West Point counsel for his 23-year-old son. Mahoney Recreation Center — scavenger hunt, finished. The American Association of Retired Persons, " I always told Little A1 that team 1, 100 points in 28 minutes, Rene Fleury, Lisa Manchester Chapter 1275, will tour West Point on patience does pay off,” said Unser Svelnys, Tammy Olivera, Laurie Faria, Daria Friday. The bus will leave the South United Methodist Sr., the winner of the 1983 Cleve­ Carlton. Jesse Foley and Ann Taridona. Team 2, 80 Capri grabs Bendix victory Church parking lot at 7 a m. and return at about 6:30 land race. "A good boy listens to points in 30 minutes. Kevin Viel, f.ouis Rivera, Mike p.m. SUMMIT POINT, W.Va. — Willie T. Ribbs, driving a Mercury his father." Rivera, Jason Gorman. John Gorman, Aaron Granato Resular Capri, grabbed his third victory in the Bendix Brake Trans-Am A1 Jr.'s victory marked the first and Eric Rose. championship Sunday, holding off teammate Wally Dallendach time in Indy car history that a Church shows family film series Mahoney Recreation Center — water balloon toss, 7 Jr, father and son have both won the and under, John Gorman and Edward Martin: and 8 BRAKE SPECIAL Ribbs took the lead on the 34th lap of the 50-lap, 100-mile event same race. "Focus on Family,” a seven-part film series, will be and over, Aaron Granato and Dan Carlin. at Summit Point Raceway and wasn’t passed again. Unser Jr. piloted his Domino's shown free on Wednesdays at 7 p.m., starting DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES Wednesday at the Church of Christ on Lydall and (2 Frortt or 2 floor Whooti) Ribbs crossed the finish line in 1 hour, 5 minutes and 14,9 Pizza Lola T-900 to a 14.15-second Dlxll^music at shell (2 Front or 2 Moor WTioots) victory over Geoff Brabham. Vernon streets. seconds, finishing 14.54 seconds ahead of Dallendach. Taking UPl photo INSTALLATION INCLUDED • free 4 wheel fDfdke • free 4 //heel brake " I don't mind finishing third to The first film will be, "The Strong-willed Child." Lou Joubert's Dixieland Band will entertain at the inspection inspection third was Tom Gloy, also driving a Mercury Capri. Al Unser Jr. (right) gets doused by his Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on Thursday at 7 my son two weeks in a row,” said circle after finishing first in record time The Economizer muffler from Midas fits • Replace pads //itn nev/ • Replace stioes //ith rip// Unser Sr. father, Ai Unser Sr. (left) in the winners' in the Budweiser Cleveland Grand Prix. Auxiliary holds auction p.m. guaranteed dtv. pads guaranteed linings Joubert, who also conducts the Manchester Senior most American-made cars and trucks. Your • Resurface rotors • Resurface drums Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Anderson Citizens' Band, will present music in the style of New satisfaction w ith this product is assured. • Replace grease seals •Inspect wtieei c/linders Shea Post 2046 will meet Tuesday at 7: 30 p.m. at the Orleans's Bourbon Street. The program is sponsored • Inspect and repack • Inspect hold dow n post home, 608 E. Center St. by United Bank 8i Trust Co. wheel bearings springs 8 Becker turns Wimbledon into his own victory garden Members should bring items for the teacup auction. If it rains, the concert will be postponed until Friday • Inspect calipers • Lubricate backing plates The group will make plans for the coming season. at 7 p.m. The band shell is on the Manchester Guarantee: The Economizer Muffler is • Inspect hydraulic s/steni • Inspect hydraulir system Community College campus, 60 Bidwell St. Bring warranted by Midas for one year from the • Lubricate caliper anchors • Readjust brakes Not since the bledon men’s singles title. seating. • Inspect fluid levels • Road test '40s when the odds to which he was fairly not that hard, but I can appreciate coming to the ballpark. Rec announces winners date of installation and will be replaced Curren, the No. 8 seed, was the entitled, he should feel amost as talent," the Yankee managersaid, • A dd fluid if required Germans Miller doesn't play tennis. He did The Manchester Recreation Department has free of charge if itfails during this period. • Road test natural favorite, not only on the good as Becker today. watching Becker happily holding WATES have a pool party dropped one of once, though, a little, anyway, announced winners of playground events at three • Metallic pdds extra S p o r t s basis of his greater expelence but A lot of people, particularly on his silver trophy over his head their bombs on during the time he was a pitching locations. Manchester WATEIS will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. at also because of the manner in this side of the Atlantic, hadn't after beating Curren. Quaramaa: Mldai braka U w w vid ditc bratta pada va the center court instructor for the Orioles In the Keeney Street School — litterbug three-member Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. Mem^rs will be P a r a d e which he had upset defending even heard of Becker before " I f you picked up a tennis racket warrantad tor aa tong ta you own your Amadev) o , foraian at Wimbledon minors. He recalled being in relay teams, Matthew Ross, Dave Callahan and Keith weighed between 5 and 6 p.m. champ John McEnroe and two- Wimbledon. in the neighborho^ where I grew has such an im­ Bluefield, W.Va., in 1974 and going Mitcheltree and Amy Mizoras, Karen Jurzak and Lisa Afterward, they will go to the home of Mr. and Mrs. m time winner Jimmy Connors. Yankee manager Billy Martin up (Berkeley, Calif.) you'd get ^ M lto^aka thoaa or pada w« ba InaUllad without pact been made Milt RIchman to one of those tennis clubs. The Milazo, tied for first: Jennifer Broult, Sheila Wiatr Charles Minicucci of 218 Hebron Road, Bolton, for a or padt o, ma labo, to Inatall tha m ow One lone voice in the wilderness was one of those people, which isn't your butt kicked. Besides, where Offer Expires: 7/22/85 on it. tried calling some attention to the only other person around was a and Annette Wiatr, second: and Megan Mizoras, Beth splash party. Joyce Beebe will be in charge. o rp ^ ^ ^ lU o n a f parta and/or labof raquirad to raatora lha T h ose who that much of an upset because would you get money for a •yatam to opatabonal condition ara Bxtra. idea the disciplined, red-haired woman who Miller estimates was search for any what he knows about tennis you racket?" in her late 50s or early 60s. SloomflBld 243-B430 Manchatlar Becker had an excellent chance of can stick in a thimble. He has Branford Btralford 37S-B311 kind of irony in Martin was curious whether they "She was one of these little old 4S1-23M Mlddlalown 3 4 7 -tlM Kevin Curren, his 27-year-old winning before Wimbledon Brltlol Torrington 432-7347 these kinds of situations can easily never been to London in his life and had come up with a nickname for M2-7BS3 Naw Britain 224-t127 South African opponent, now a U.S. started, but nobody paid much ladies in a bonnet and ruffle pants Danbury Varnon 378-4340 find some in that this time the one all he can tell you about Wim­ Becker yet and he was told some of Day camp contributors listed 743-S2SI Naw Havan MB-B111 citizen living in Texas. But he took heed. and she asked me 'I would you like C. HarNord WalUngford 233-0033 singly responsible for all the bledon is that it's somewhere in the newspapers were calling him to volley? ’ I thought I ’d humor this 2SS-921S Naw London 447-1711 Watarbiiry the very heart of him by the way he South Africa's Johan Kriek, England. Cnflald 74S-020S Norwalli 737-0333 uproar was Boris Becker, a "Boom Eioom." poor lady and take it easy with her. Bruce and Dole McCubrey, Phyllis Stanitv and Elisabeth Best, Alice B4B-324I WatarburytwwMiaii 783-7831 return^ some of his smoking beaten by Becker at the Queen's Those who have contributed to Fairflald 2SS-S3S3 Norwich 17-year-old wunderkind from West Nonetheless, he was watching "I've got a better name for him," VonDeck, Lena Ceryinl, Mr. and Mrs. Shea, Ruth Baker, Bill and Mary BBB-S433 W. Hartford 822-0171 serves and then blunt so many of Club the Sunday before Wim­ You know what she did? She ran the Manchester Area Conference Charles Swallow, Edith Csotory, Ar­ Leslie, Henry and Grace Agnew, Qrolon 44S-S12S Germany. the Becker-Curren match 3,440 he said. “ He's from Germany and Rocky Hill 8B2-1S07 Waal Havan 334-2323 his other fine shots with even bledon. had said that if Becker me all the way from one end of the of Churches' Interfaith Day Camp thur Johnson, Elisabeth and John William and Mora Crowley, Avis Hamdan 2 4 3 -^ 2 7 He converted Wimbledon's cen­ miles away on the TV set in his he's red-haired, isn't he? Why Hyde, James and Dorothy McAllister, Kellogg, Jock and Lllllon Hunter, H. Bouthlngton 621-Blia WWImanUe 433-1733 better ones of his own. court to the other. I was diving, include: N. HarMord 24S-4S2S played the same way "nobody in office before Sunday's double- don't they call him 'The Red Marlon Gesseman, Jeanne LoW, Fran­ Doris Coughlin, Mr. and Mrs. John tiam tord 124-3207 J . Hartford243-S127 ter court into his private victory sweating and sliding. She didn't ces Idzkowskl. Soaulding, Elsie Bradley. In the end, he simply check­ the world” would beat him on header with the Twins at Yankee Baron?"’ garden Sunday, which coinciden­ mated the more experienced grass. even break a sweat and I looked Francis Akin, Norma Johnson, Coth- Catherine Byron, Manuel and Har­ tally enough was the same thing Stadium and he could't help but There’s no TV in the visiting like I was in a marathon. erlnt Ptrotto, Eleanor Cole, Stanley riet Frazier, Catherine Putnam, Lu­ Elizabeth Anderson, Robert J. Smith Curren at every turn and defeated There was no word from Kriek cille Smith, North United Methodist Inc., Isreol and Shirley Snyder, Elsie FREF. WRITTEN ESTIMATES the British also did not long after marvel over the way Becker kept manager's office at Yankee Sta­ and Winfred McCormick, Anna him decisively. 6-3, 6-7, 7-6, 6-4, to whether he backed up his opinion "When we finished, she thanked McCann, Earl and Adelle Yost, Mor- Women, Henry and Barbara Polrer, Werner, Madeline McCann, Elsie Le­ tbe Luftwaffe blew it up. the pressure on Curren. dium, but Ray Miller, the Twins' South United Methodist Women, Do­ wis, Stanley and Phyllis Zotkowskl, become the youngest player and with some of that hard coin of the me for the exercise. That was more Todd, Ethel Robb, Mary Stewart, Call your local MIDAS Shop for evening’ hours. Becker didn't entirely dominate "I'v e played the game only a new pilot, watched the first set of ly ite tb Comp, Dayld and Gertrude rian and Morgoret Shalnin, Norman Arthur and Carol Cunllffe, and two only non-seed to win the Wim­ realm. If he did, and if he got the than 10 years ago. I haven’t pUyad and Betty Lou Nordeen. anonymous donors. couple of times in my life and it's the final in his hotel room before tennis since." MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 8, 1985 -I U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 8, 1985 Advice Making the grade Father’s Day founder revered dad The 10 busiest airports have big differences in services National Wife’s Day. DEAR Day.” Not all secretaries share her view. I am one secretary who finds JODY REINHARDT ABBY: In a re­ Indeed, Hartsfield handles 900 4,930 acres in New York’s Borough "Secretary’s Day” a pain in the Bv United Press International cent column, CONFIDENTIAL TO MS. commercial departures each day of Queens. you said, neck. Good grief. I ’m nearly 50, and 4 million passengers each It is approximately 15 miles and I don’t need to have my boss LEIGH ENGELBRECHT IN The savvy traveler brings a "Many believe month. from mid-town Manhattan and can Dear Abby take rae-t51unch and pat me on the BOUNTIFUL, UTAH: Yes, I, too, magazine to pass the time for that Father's biSsege check-in at Los Angeles Hartsfield is a sprawling, mod­ be reached by public and private hepa jnd tell me what a good a m a committed anti- Day was in­ ern airport with two main termi­ buses, a subway, taxicabs, limou­ iw re ta ry I am. I put up with all vivlsectlonist. You and I are in International Airport. Frequent vented by mer­ Abigail Van Buren nals and four outlying concourses sine and helicopter services. mat baloney year after year until I good company, witness this state­ fliers know Denver’s Stapleton is chants who saw ment from one of the world’s no place to be during bad weather. — the farthest one 1.1 miles from The report card a way to play on couldn’t stand It anymore. greatest humanitarians: And at Dallas-Fort Worth Intema- the terminals. But an underground • Mass Transit: Average time the sentiments Now I take my vacation during "Those who test operations or tioBal Airport — the nation’s rail system whisks passengers from mid-town Manhattan is 35 to of the buying that week so I can pretend it drugs on animals, or who inoculate biftest — passengers don’t just from concourse to concourse and 45 minutes by taxi and 40 minutes public and stim­ doesn’t exist. them with diseases so that we may park, they commute from the can run the length of the airport in to an hour by subway and bus. The ulate business. Look what Moth­ YMCA building and Mrs. Dodd DARLING MOLLY be able to help human beings by parking lot. less than 5 minutes. subway and bus combination costs e r’s Day has done for the florists, presented a petition asking that the means of the results thus obtained, Traffic tie-ups in the tunnels that The report card: $6. Taxi fares range from $15 to $20. greeting card people and retail third Sunday in June be set aside as DEAR MOLLY; Move over; you ought never to rest satisfied with lead to Logan International are the • Mass transit: Airport is 12 On a recent Friday afternoon merchants!" Father’s Day. have a like-minded sister in Niles, the general idea that their dreadful bane of the Boston traveler. In miles south of downtown, a 35- traffic on roadways within the May I inform you that Father's Mich.: The idea was promptly endorsed doings are performed in pursuit of Atlanta, the hike through the mlnute drive in heavy traffic. airport moved freely, but there Day was originated in 1910 by \ by the ministers and quickly a worthy aim; it is their duty to concourses can be a half-mile long. Atlanta’s rapid-rail system, was congestion where people were Sonora Louise Smart Dodd of He a r ABBY: n i cry tomorrow gained the support of such national ponder in every separate case People who match the profile M ARTA, is due to reach the airport getting into private cars. Grade — Spokane, Wash. for that poor secretary who was figures as William Jennings Bryan whether it is really necessary thus federal agents use to spot cocaine in 1988. For now, a shuttle bus runs B. Mrs. Dodd's mother died when upset because her boss was so and Woodrow Wilson. It was to sacrifice an animal for human­ carriers can face unique delays at every 18 minutes from the sou­ • Parking — Plenty of open she was 16, and her father assumed "insensitive” that he wished her a officially endorsed by Congress in ity. They ought to be filled with Miami Airport. thernmost completed M ARTA sta­ spaces within a quarter-mile walk­ the responsibility of raising the six happy Secretary’s Da? over the 1914. Its founder, Mrs. Dodd, died anxious care to alleviate as much And airport food seems to have tion. The rail and bus trip costs 60 ing distance of any terminal. children. "H e was a kind and phone. ("N o flowers, no lunch, no in 1978. as possible the pain that they no fans anywhere. cents. Regularly scheduled buses However, there was a shortage of loving man, but a very strict nothing.” she whined.) SPOOKY IN SPOKANE cause. How many outrages are These were among, the bits of run from downtown at a fare of 60 spaces in short-term metered lots. disciplinarian," she recalled later, ' Mexicans have developed a fascination with the ongoing committed in this way in scientific “ terminal trivia” turned in by UPI cents, but, as one person said, Grade — B, "but he kept the family together Since when does a boss owe a Iw e affair between Sara Cossio, (shown on cover of institutions where narcotics are reporters asked to grade the "You have to pack a lunch." A taxi • Food — In the cafeteria at the and happy." secretary anything besides a pay- often omitted to save time and i^gazine), the daughter of a prominent Guadalahara nation’s most heavily \ used air­ from downtown is $13.50. Grade — International Arrivals Building, After listening to a sermon on DEAR SPOOKY: Thanks for check? If a boss feels compelled to trouble! How many also when fe i^ y , ancJ reputed drug kingpin Rafael Quintero. ports on location, acoessibility, C. the daily special was hamburger, Mother's Day, Mrs. Dodd told the letling me know who Ihe mother of do something special for his or her • Parking: Hartsfield has more ranch fries, pickle, lettuce and secretary, fine, but must it be done animals are made to suffer agoniz­ efficiency and eeneral minister that she was pleased that Father's Day was. •itmesphere. V. than 13,000 parking spaces sur­ tomato for $4.95. At a snack bar in a day was set aside to honor because someone declares a Na­ ing torture, only in order to demonstrate to students scientific The 10 busiest — according to rounding the main terminals, so the same building, coffee was 85 mothers, but she thought the same DEAR ABBY; I'm writing in tional Secretary's Day? truths which are perfectly well number of passengers — and their there is seldom a parking crunch. cents. "How can a working man should be done for fathers. response to "Frustrated in Pho­ By the way. I'm neither a boss Mexicans captured by grades: Even the most remote corners of who brings his family out to the To make a long story short, the enix,” the secretary who chastised nor a secretary. I'm a housewife known.” DR. ALBERT SCHWEITZER 1. Chicago’s O’Hare — A. the lots are within reasonable airport afford to pay these pri­ local ministers met at Spokane's bosses for forgetting "Secretary's who’s thinking of inventing a 2. Atlanta’s Hartsfield — B-plus. walking distance. The airport does ces?" asked one man at the snack Sara, Rafael mystery S. Los Angeles International — not offer parking lot shuttle bus bar. Grade — C. C-plus. service. Grade — B-plus. • Ticket and Baggage Check Bv Frederick Kiel his intervention with God. 4. New York’s Kennedy — C. • Cafeteria food: Hot dog $2.10; Lines: At several of the domestic B-6 vitamins may not be answer United Press International In the city’s nightclubs, cowboy 5. Dallas-Fort Worth — A-minus. coffee 65 cents. The jumbo hot dog airline terminals, including TWA bands get their best reaction with 6. Denver’s Stapleton — C-plus. was terrific, but the price still is a and American, there were 20- little steep. Grade — B. minute waits at ticket counters, surgeons are listed in the Yellow MEXICO C ITY - A teenage girl ballads dedicated to drug' 7. San Francisco International — D E A R DR. wait for a universal antidote to • Tickets and baggage check but the lines were moving steadily. Pages, and any reputable one can with large green eyes, wavy black smugglers who outwit authorities. ' B-plus. G O T T : I've become available.'You may want lines: Waits on a recent Friday Baggage pickups moved quickly. explain the procedure and its risks. hair flopping over one eye and a In a new record already playing on 8. Miami International — B. been taking vi­ to ask your gynecologist about afternoon ranged from nearly no Grade — B-minus. The operation disrupts the milk mysterious expression stares out some radio stations, a group sings 9. New York’s La Guardia — tamin B-6 daily your depression: perhaps he or she time to 25 minutes. Baggage channels, so future breastfeeding from innumerable Mexican news­ about Caro Quintero’s flight and “ B-plus. Overall grade — C-plus. for about five could further advise yoq,, pick-up — Most passengers had Dr. Gott is impossible. I stand corrected on papers and magazines, a national capture. 10. Boston’s Logan — C. months. 1 read •' Although he has been linked to Even though Washington’s Na­ their luggage within 15-20 minutes DEAR DR. GOTT: What an my original statement that in­ fixation in a drama of love, drugs that it helps re- many violent crimes, including ’ tional Airport is only the 14th- from landing time. Grade — Dallaa-Fort Worth Peter Gott, M.D. inappropriate answer you gave to verted nipples "behave normally" and world politics. duce some ordering the torture and killing two '■ busiest it was included because of A-minus. symptoms of the 19-year-old girl . who had during pregnancy, several readers "Sara Cosio — Kidnapping? Opened with great fanfare 11 young Americans in January its location in the nation’s capital. • Overall Grade: B-plus. years ago in January 1974, D-FW PMS, but 1 ha­ inverted nipples! When a young stated that theirs did not, and some Romance?” blared the cover of a whom he allegedly mistook for National graded a C-plus. ven’t rally no- woman is "different.” itcanhavea women noted that they had pain recent issue of Impacto, a large (the "International" was added at U.S. drug agents, a certain admi­ Reporters checked airports dur­ the beginning of 1985) boasts t i c e d a n y traumatic effect on her self- and could not breastfeed with splashy Mexican magazine. L. A. International Airport inverted nipples. According to one In the days following the April ration for Caro Quintero’s accomp- ■ ing afternoon rush hours to deter­ appropriately Texas-sized figures. change. I still concept as a female. Why not give Los Angeles International is a Passengers wait in line to check in for graded 'C for its baggage and check-in reader, "nipple inserts" — when capture of Rafael Caro Quintero, a lishments creeps into stories about mine such things as access by 'The airport covers 17,800 acres, get very depressed about a ciency is exceedingly uncommon her the information she requested? relatively smooth-running jetport. worn in the bra — give the Mexican drug kingpin arrested for him. ’ mass transit, parking, ease of making it the largest in the nation their flights at Washington's National lines — waits of up to 30 minutes are not before my period starts, in the average American diet. Tell her whether or not plastic That is, once you get there. appearance of nipples and are a the killing of a U.S. narcotics "This young native of Sinoloa, - check-in and baggage pickup. and second-largest (behind Mont­ Airport recently. In a UPI survey “of the uncommon — and scored an overall wasting my money on You won’t be harmed by taking surgery can be done and where she The 18 miles from downtown to less expensive and less dangerous agent, the attention of the Mexican who has surpassed the exploits of Here are the report cards: real) in the world. ‘C-plus.’ vitamin? additional B-6. but if it hasn't can get more information about the 3,500-acre airport just north of nation's busiest airports. National was option than surgery. public focused on the trafficker’s J. Paul Getty and Nelson Rocke­ In a recent survey of business helped your depression, you should the procedure. Marina del Rey can be seem like an ties to the young beauty. feller, who was, well, a multimilli- • travelers conducted by the Airline DEAR READER: You are wast­ examine other options. Some de­ O’Hare — Chicago endless journey through bumper- I am grateful to those readers "Quickly, the entire nation fell in onaire before he is 30, decided to Passengers Association, D-FW ing your money to use the vitamin gree of depression affects almost DEAR READERS; 1 have re­ With 120,000 people and at least to-bumper traffic on the San Diego during bad weather. Aviation open too late for an early-morning minutes, plus a short hop on a free who were kind enough to share love with her," Impacto said. conquer Sara Cristina," Impacto,,, was ranked third behind Tampa J for the purpose you describe. every women before her period. ceived a number of letters from that many pieces of baggage Freeway — the main access route. Director George Doughty says the breakfast. A cafeteria hamburger airport shuttle bus to the terminal their opinions and experiences. A quickie book titled "Treacher­ said. and Atlanta as the most popuir When a blood-chemical called This is normal and ordinarily articulate women who have critic­ passing through each day, O’Hare In fact, at rush hour you can drop problem is the configuration of cost8$1.85: a cup of coffee 30 cents. of your choice. All terminals are They seemed to realize that their ous Sara and Passionate Caro” airport in the nation. Canadian and serotonin — which acts on the requires no treatment. If your ized my reply to the 19-year-old girl International Airport is a logistical off someone making a San Fran­ runways. Grade A. linked by free shuttle for transfers sexuality and self-worth did not rolled off the presses in May, THE NEW BOOK ON the pair Mexican travelers ranked it No. 1. brain — is depleted, some women depression is severe, an anti­ with inverted nipples. "Insensi­ nightmare. cisco flight and have them arrive Under instrument flying condi­ a Ticket and Baggage Check between flights. Grade — D. tive" was the kindest adjective depend on the anatomy of their reflecting the opinion of at least says of the drug trader with the The report card: experience depression. Serotonin depressant might help. But for most travelers who end at their destination 400 miles away tions, only 35 flights per hour are lines: If your airline does offer a Parking: Parking is close to applied to my answer. Since I don't nipples. That was the point 1 tried part of the country. dark, brooding eyes and walrus • Mass transit: In its effort to be may be depleted by cyclic varia­ up; In the nation’s busiest jetport, before you make it home. allowed to land. But the airlines curbside baggage check service, all terminals, but there are many tions in estrogen, so pregnant Because the causes of premen­ intend to be insensitive to anyone — evidently, unsuccessfully — to When hundreds of. Costa Rican mustache, "A new popular hero 1,8 convenient to everywhere, D-FW O’Hare gets the job done just fine, Built in 1928, LAX, as it is called schedule 48 arrivals per hour. take advantage of it. Ticket lines days when there is not enough to go women and those taking contra­ strual syndrome are not clearly who takes the time to write me a make in my original answer. police surrounded the house where born, bigger than Al Capone, more Is convenient to nowhere. Travel­ thank you. by locals, has nearly 35 million Stapleton is 5 miles east of can be slow and long depending on around. Which means a half-hour understood and treatment is far Caro Quintero and his henchmen famous than Lucky Luciano ... Hfs'” ers should budget at least 45 ceptive pills may experience perio­ letter, let me reformulate my East year, a record 46 million travelers coming and going each downtown Denver. Plans are on the hour and the airline. Baggage Send your questions to Dr. Gott were hiding outside San Jose, there deeds and his unlimited fortune.., minutes from either Dallas or Fort or so wait for a spot, or being dic "blues. " Serotonin production from consistently successful. I'm response. travelers used the 45 airlines that year. The airport, owned and the drawing board for a new $800 U pick-up waits average 15-20 min­ dispatched 3 miles in the other may be low in the presence of B-6 afraid that most women with mild Plastic surgery can turn in­ at P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH was a brief shootout. No one was are truly impressive." Worth — more than that for a O’Hare serves. As the hub of the operated by the city of Los million airport 8 miles to the utes. Grade C. direction to Suffolk Downs race deficiency. However. B-6 defi- forms of the disease will have to verted nipples outward. Plastic 44101. hurt. rush-hour trip. Airport vans that country’s airways, O’Hare’s bread Angeles, also boasts the largest northeast of Stapleton. It is sche­ • Overall grade: B-pIus. track, which accommodates the Because of a government crack- stop at major hotels cost from $10 and butter has been the “ connect­ parking lot in the country wijh duled to open in the early 1990s. Logan overflow. Parking, or lack IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE down, the top traffickers have ,, to $15 round-trip. Cab fare from ing flight.” some 27,000 spaces. The report card; of it, is one reason not to cut your GUNFIRE stopped, Sara rushed shifted their operations to the D-FW to either Dallas or Fort Miami Intarnatlopal Report Card: The report card: • Mass transit; Thirty minutes flight time too close. Grade — D. from the house, screaming she had colonial city of Guadalajara, loj, Worth will run at least $20. Grade Miami’s aviation history began • Mass transit: Cab fare for the a Mass Transit: Plan on 45 from downtown Denver to main • Cafeteria food: Deli sandwich, Here’s best way to freeze berries been abducted and wanted only to cated 300 miles northwest of - C at 4 p.m., July 21, 1911, when a 15-mile trip from the Loop will set minutes to an hour to commute terminal via Regional Transporta­ complete with pickle and salad, go home. Caro Quintero gallantly Mexico City. a Parking: You don’t park at crowd of 5,000 watched the first sure to allow a little room at the top you back about $17. Traveling time from downtown to the main tion District bus costing up to 70 $4.95. Coffee, 70 cents with free The second method is to toss told Costa Rican authorities the It was there that Caro Quintero D-FW, you commute. The airport plane take off from a country club DEAR of the container so the contents can by cab is 25 minutes in light traffic terminal by automobile. Buses cents. Fifteen minutes by cab for refills. Grade — B. L whole or sliced berries with sugar, same story, and she was sent back offers terminal and remote park­ POLLY: first saw Sara, who comes from a and 45 minutes in rush hour. An known as airporters range in price $10. Grade — B. golf course that was converted into then pack them in freezer contain­ expand slightly when frozen. Oth­ to her parents. ing. Access to the terminals from • Ticket and Baggage Check What’s the best rich Guadalajaran family, at a airport shuttle will get you there from $5.50 from downtown hotels to • Parking: Short-term parking, an airport. ers. You may use as much sugar as erwise, the cover of the container But that was far from the finale remote lots is by the Airtrans rail lines: Fast at most times, holiday way to prepare party with her boyfriend. ' for $7, but the best deal is the CTA $7.90 from outlying areas like located in a four-level parking Now 19.3 million passengers a you prefer, but a proportion of is likely to pop off and the fruit will as far as the Mexican press was line, which stops every five to 10 weeks and peak travel hours can strawberries "It was only to see her, and the ,. rapid transit rail system. It’s clear Pasadena. Taxis from downtown garage across the street from the year pour through Miami, many as Pointers about three-fourths cup sugar to suffer freezer burn. concerned. minutes at each remote lot be­ mean a wait of up to 30 minutes. for the freezer? Guadalajaran eyes of Sara Cris- ' •ailing from the Loop in 30 minutes take between 45 and 55 minutes and airport, is convenient. There is stopovers ^from international four cups of berries will preserve tween 6 a.m. and 11 p.m. Travel is Grade — A. HILDA I'm sending you a copy of my "Sara Cristina Cosio Martinez... tina stole his soul," said Impacto. ... for 90 cents. Grade — B. cost $25. Grade — D. flights originating in South Amer­ the quality best. free from parking lots to termi­ usually a space to be found. • Biggest complaint: The tun­ 1, Polly Fisher newsletter "Freezing Fruits and is the protagonist in one of the most The green eyes of Guadalajaran • Parking: With ample parking ica. Terminals and gates are in the The third method is to pack the • Parking: None of the lots are nals, but the return trip costs 50 Long-term parking in remote lots nels to and from Logan. "The DEAR Vegetables," which has more controversial love stories, the women are legend throughout adjacent to the airport terminals, "T " configuration, which makes berries, whole or sliced, in freezer more than a mile away from the cents. With 21,074 public parking is serviced by shuttle, which runs worst part is the traffic, getting out HILDA: There information on how to freeze development of which has un­ Mexico, a supposed legacy of the . travelers have no complaints. for a brisk walk at times to catch a containers, then cover them with a main terminal and the airport spaces, parking is a problem only approximately every 15 minutes. of the airport into the city. The are three basic summer’s bounty, including leashed more emotion than televi­ French who settled in the area -7 Frequent traveler Bruce Reid of flight. simple syrup. To make this syrup, provides shuttle service from the during the Thanksgiving and During peak hours on weekends, tunnel is unbelievable. It’s always ways to prepare blanching times for vegetables and sion soap operas," Impacto said. during the 19th century interven- • Tampa, Fla., rated O’Hare overall The report card; thoroughly dissolve three cups outlying lots. Grade — B-plus Christmas rush seasons. Grade: buses can be delayed and cause a half-hour or 45 minutes and it’s strawberries the recommended freezing me­ "She is beautiful," said one tior. of Emperor Louis Napoleon. . as "one of the best. Getting here is a Mass transit: Forty minutes sugar in one quart of water and Cafeteria Food — A hamburger A-minus problems. "I’ve never waited only 3 miles,” said businessman for freezing. thods for various fruits. young Mexican man gazing at the In December, according to the no problem." Grade — A. from downtown Miami to main bring to a boil. Chill the syrup (and not a bad one) $2.25. But, one • Food: Hamburgers cost $2.50 more than 20 minutes for a shuttle Bob Treitel of Windham, N.H. You may freeze them whole and instead of being stuck together. magazine cover. teenager’s parents, Caro Quintero • Cafeteria food: Hot dogs $1.35: terminal via Metro bus lines at a before pouring it over the berries. Others who would like this issue veteran of airport food cautioned, and up, coffee is 65 cents, and bus," said local busineswoman Overall Grade: C. unsweetened by simply packing Freezing the whole unsweetened "Y es, she’s pretty enough," said kidnapped her from a discoteque, .. cup of coffee 55 cents. Grade — B. fare of 75 cents; 15 minutes by car This may be made in quantity and should send $1 for each copy to "When in doubt, get the chili” mixed drinks are at least $3.25 Kathryn Kroeger. " I f it is after the whole, cleaned berries in berries is the fastest and easiest an older man. "But she doesn’t kept her for a few days anti B Tickets and baggage check except rush hour: cab ride costs up stored in the refrigerator in tightly POLLY’S POINTERS, in care of Large coffee 70 cents, plus tax, and each. Although not inspiring, D- dark, the drivers will even drive plastic freezer bags or freezer method. However, the berries will look like an innocent to m e." released her Christmas Day. lines: Waits ranged from 10 to 15 c u d to $14: $1 billion Metro Rail does closed jars or containers to use as the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box you get it in a glass . Grade — FW ’s food service is competent me right to my car” Grade — LaQuardIa Airport cartons, sealing them and placing not maintain their high quality as Back in Mexico, Caro Quintero Then, still smitten, he began ., B. not go to airport. Grade — B-mlnus minutes for baggage check-ins and and efficient. Grade: B B-minus. LaGuardia Airport is the least the packages in the freezer. Or. long as they will if they are frozen needed. 1216, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure fueled the story anew, saying Sara sending her gifts — cars, five in all, • Ticket and Baggage Check • Parking: The multi-level baggage claims on a recent Friday • Ticket and Baggage Check • Food: Stapleton is expensive glamorous but probably the most you can spread the berries on a with sugar or syrup. Whichever method you use, be to include the title. agreed to flee with him and share including a Mercedes Benz. When •> Lines — Good luck. It’s not unusual parking decks run parallel to the afternoon. Grade — A. lines: Airport traffic flow is effi­ and not very good. A hamburger bearable of the three major cookie sheet, freeze them, then "the bad times as well as the good Caro Quintero fled Mexico, he to wait 40 to 45 minutes for baggage ramps for arrivals and departures, Overall grade — A. cient and except in heavy traffic runs $2.50 to $3, a Coke 90 cents, airports in the New York metropol­ pack the frozen berries in freezer ones.” reportedly kidnapped Sara a se-,, check-in, particularly at rush- and resourceful motorists can periods, ticketing and baggage and a single scoop of ice cream will itan area. bags or containers, which will "She is my woman. We were cond time, taking her with him ob-<-^ HartallaM — Atlanta hour. Bring a magazine. Baggage usually find short-term parking pickup take only a few minutes. set you back $1. But, as airport It’s smaller than Newark or ensure that the berries stay Donors remember Gold Cinema going to be married, " he told his private jet to Costa Rica. pickups are usually not as long. within 100 yards of the airline Another big connecting hub. A Grade — A pager Tony Harris says, "If you Kennedy, serving about 18 million separated and individually frozen reporters, a claim her family "This was the second and fatal ,,, Grade — C-minus. entrance. But the signs can be Dr. David Moyer was named David R. Bailey, John A. uario Jr., mihlster once joked that he over­ can afford to fly, you can afford to passengers a year, and its location vcxiiferously denies. error of the narcotics trafficker," - Overall Grade — A-minus. confusing and some travelers wind high blood donor of the month, Alan L. Bentord, Sylvester J. Benson, heard one parishioner ask another Overall Grade — C-plus buy” Grade — D-minus. in northern Queens makes it easier Betty Bogll. Caro Quintero, who claims to be Impacted said, saying he may have..., up parking at one end of the airport reaching the nine-gallon mark at a Hartford the best route to get to Heaven. "I • Ticket and Baggage Check to get to (or travelers staying in Roger J. Bolduc, Saroh E. Bryce, Clnomo City — The Gads Must Be 29 but according to birth records is been traced to Costa Rica by when their flight is on the other. bloodmobile held recently at Tem ­ Robert M. Brindamour, Lowrence don't know," the other parishioner Stapleton International lines: Waits of up to 30 minutes for Manhattan hotels. Crazy (PG)4:25, 7,9;2S. — Lily In Love probably closer to 35, comes from letting Sara call home. New York — Kennedy Grade — B Thoughts ple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle Colvin, Mario C. Oe LIsslo, Edwin R. (PG-13) 4:15,7:20,9:15. — The Emerald replied, “ but I ’m sure you go Stapleton International is one of baggage checks not uncommon. “ It’s not a bright new modern Dezso, Robin E. Dickinson, Morv- the Pacific city of Culiacan, a place When Caro Quintero was re-.„, • Cafeteria food: Cheesburger Turnpike. Sixty-seven units of Faresf(R)7:10,9:45. through Atlanta." Kennedy International covers the worst airports in the nation Baggage pick-up — Waits ranged thing and it’s not too spacious — Ellen Donahue, Mary Z. Everett, notorious in the 1960s as Mexico’s turned to Mexico to stand trial for $2.50. Coffee 65 cents. Grade — C blood were collected, two from Elizabeth Eullano, Linda A. Ference, East Hartford anywhere from 30 minutes'from like New York in general,” said drug center, where traffickers the killings of U.S. narcotics agent • • Ticket and Baggage Check In the 17th chapter of Luke we first-time donors. Barbara Gald, William J. Graver. Etntwood Pub A CInoma — Beverly landing time to 45 minutes. Grade one New York businessman of the Peter H. Grose, Jeanine J. Gros- HlllsCop(R)7:30. partied in lavish mansions and Enrique Camarena and his Mexi-"^ lines: As is the case with most have the account of Jesus healing A number of donors gave blood in oltch, Gerry P. Harvey, Albert W. - C. airport that was opened in 1937. Poor Richard’s Pub A CInoma — rode through the streets guarded can pilot, Mexican women inun- * major airports, it’s a long walk 10 lepers. It says this in verse 14; memory of Howard Gold, a Hemingway, Deborah A. Hess, John A. Brewster’sMllllons(PG) 7:30,9:30. Overall Grade — C-plus. "But it works." Koszowskl, Marie A. KaszowskI, Wal­ by heavily armed men. dated him with love letters. from the airline gates to the "And when he saw them, he said member of the temple. Arthur ShowcoM Cinemas — Ramba: First The report card: ter KaszowskI, Donald K. Kuehl, Blood Port II (R ) 1,3,5,7:45,10:10.— The Culiacan, in the state of Sinaloa, Sara’s plans for the future areasT baggage areas on the ground floor. unto them, go show yourselves Lassow was coordinator for the Candida M. Londry, Arthur S. Lassow, San Francisco a Mass transit: Twenty-five Goonles(PG) 12:45,3,5:10,7:30,9:45.— has long had a romantic flirtation mysterious as her Mona Lisa, Waits of 30 minutes are the norm. unto the priests. And it came to temple. Blanche Newman is blood Jeon L. Laughman. Back to the Future (P G ) 12;M, 2:45, 5, minutes on a shuttle bus near William Legault, Maxine K. Lerman, with local outlaws. The city’s expression. Her father, Cesar San Francisco International Air­ Ticketing by major airlines is pass that, as they went, they were services chairman for Connecticut 7:20,9:45.— Cocoon (PG-13) 12:15,2:30, Grand Central Terminal in mid­ Charles K. Lewln, Jean T. Macpher- 4:45, 7:10, 9:40. — Pale Rider (R ) 12:15, defacto patron saint is Jesus Octavio Cosio Viadurri, refused to port, "S FO ” as the natives call it. swift, but expect a 10-to 15-minute cleansed." Valley East Branch of the Am eri­ son, Paul W. Manegglo, James V. ’0. — St. Elmo’s Fire (R) is a modern, full-servlc'> airport. town Manhattan. Cost $6 one-way, McCooe, Thomas A. Medelras, Andrea Malverde, a bandit who sup­ let his daughter answer a repoT: ' wait in line. Signs showing the way What is disappointing: only one can Red Cross. , *'?:M,9:50.— Prlzzl'sHonor With a steady stream of tourists $10 round trip. A cab ride takes B. Mercler, Debarah Messier, Glenn (R) 1:15,4,7:10,9:45. — Fletch(PG) 1,3, posedly gave much of his loot to the ter’s phone call, saying "A ll of this are excellent. Grade — B 8 came back to thank the Lord Jesus Other gallon donors were: Neal MIrtI, Penelope J. Moeller, Nancy W. about 20 minutes, with (ares f,?:30,9:50.— Return toOz(PG) 12:45,3, poor before being hanged in the is finished. She will not speak with . and business travelers the airport said: "W e re there not ten M. Alderman, four gallons: Can- Moffat, Lois T. Morgan. Overall grade: B. averaging $8 to $10, depending on 5:10.— A VIewtoKill (PG)7:20,9:50. early 1900s. anyone for now." is busy, but not swamped, most of cleansed? But where are the dide M. Landry, three gallons: David C. Moyer, Brian Murphy, John traffic. Grade — B-plus. Manchostor Residents of Culiacan have built Whatever their fate, Mexico’s the year. However, watch out for nine?” Jean L. Laughman, two gallons: J. Noretto, Nancy J. Nettleton, Ca­ UAThooton East— Beverly HlllsCop the Christmas crush. • Parking: The vast majority of rolyn E. Poganl, Evelyn D. Perkins, a shrine where the crippled, ill and balladeers are certain to immor­ This particular Bible incident and David R. Bailey, William J. (R ) 2, 4:15, 7:10, 9:40. — Brewster's Logan International LaGuardia passengers use public June W. RoncartI, David N. Rosslgnol, Millions (P G ) 2:20, 4:40, 7:20, 9:30. — the poor light candles to plead for talize the pair. The Report Card: * teaches us the importance of being Graver, Penelope J. Moeller and Anne M. Rowe, Patricia Schnacker, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 2, • Mass Transit: There is regu­ Boston’s Logan Alport is modern transportation, but parking is thankful. I was reminded of this as Anthony G. Tsitaridis, one gallon. Marka U. Scholti, Darryl A. Sibrinsi, 4:30,7,9:X. Joan W. Spak. lar bus service called "Airporter" and efficient, but the problems are available close to the terminals. I studied this passage May I ManstloM in getting there. Jutting out Into Traffic on airport roads during a Mory T. SpileckI, Dorinne Taback, Tronslux Collogo Tw in — Grevstoke: to and from the city. Buses stop at encourage you to be thankful for Marian Thamos, Susan L. Thomas, The Legend of Tarzon, Lord of the Apes most major hotels and round-trip Boston Harbor like a welcome recent Friday rush-hour was un­ what the Lord has done for you? Other donors were: Joan Abbot, Gertrude Tlnklepaugh, Anthony G. Anita V. Aballns, Aloysios J, Ahoarn, (P G ) 7 with Chariots of Fire (P G ) 9:25. fare is $11. Taxis are available, but mat, Logan was built 3 miles from congested. Grade — A-minus. Tsttorldls, Philip J. Vogllco, Calvin Second screen schedule unavailable. Be thankful for the gift of Neal M. Alderman, Nancy L. Andrulot, VInIck, Denise Wohlgemuth, Carol E. the fare can run over $20. Sam- downtown on reclaimed land, • Cafeteria food: Corned beef Vickie Armstrong, Helen M. Aseltine, Vernon salvation. "Thanks be unto God for Youell. Cine 1 A l — Beverly HlllsCop (R ) 7, trans, a local commuter bus line, extending further and further into . sandwich $5.25; milk 85cents. His unspeakable gift." 9:10. — Brewster's Millions (P G ) 7:10, also serves the airport from the harbor as longer runways were Grade — C. "In everything give thanks: for 9:30. West Hartford downtown San Francisco and required. Tickets and baggage check lines this is the will of God in Christ , Elm 1 A 2 — Bevertv Hills Coo ( R) 7, communities on the San Francisco Those 3 miles seem like an — Only one or two people in line at Jesus concerning you. " (1 Thess. Births 9:15.— Brewster's Millions (P G ) 7,9:15. Peninsula. Fare is $1.25 from eternity to drivers who make the most ticket counters: Waits of 30 5:18). Willimantic Root, Alicia Shannon, daughter Jlllson Square CInoma — Palo Rider downtown street stops and the trip trip by car. From downtown, minutes common on some commu­ "It is a good thing to give thanks parents’ car on the way to of William H. and Catherine (R) 1:05, 3:20, 7:05, 9:20. — Cocoon takes about 45 minutes. Grade — Logan is reachable by a two-lane ter airlines. Baggage pick-up waits unto the Lord, and to sing praises Manchester Memorial Hospital on (PG-13) 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15. - Red Sonia (Gigliotti) Root of 60 Lakeview B. tunnel. The trip takes a half-hour in ranged from 5 minutes from unto thy name. 0 Most High; To May 2. The maternal grandparents (PG-13) 1:10,3:10,7:10,9:10. — Back to Drive, Waterfront Park, Coventry, the Future (PG) 1, 3:10, 7, 9:10. — The • Parking: There are both the best of times either going to the landing time to 20 minutes. Grade show forth th y^ vin g kindness in are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Messier was bom June 7 at Manchester Goonles(PG) 1,3:20,7:10,9:20.— Fletch short-term and long-term lots with airport or back to the city. At rush - B. the morning, an^thy faithfulness of 99 Stonehouse Road, Coventry. (PG) 1:10,3:10,7:10,9:10. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal spaces generally available except hour, it is a never-ending Biggest complaint: usual airport every night. Upon an inktrumentof The maternal great-grandfather is Windsor grandfather is Frank Gigliotti of ^ Ptoo — Brewsttr's Millions (PG) at peak holiday periods. Near the headache. flight delays. "It’s mostly the ten strings, and upon thj psaltery: Stephen Rychling of Stonehouse UPI photo Hartford. airport is a large Park and Fly The report card; same everywhere: You stand and upon the harp withya solemn Road, Coventry. The paternal The recent hijacking of the TW A airliner dog around San Francisco Ihternatlonal long-term lot, costing $8 per day • Mass Transit: At least a half you wait,” said Irving Gold, a sound." (Psalm 92:1-3/. grandmother is Cecelia Brown of Orivo-lns: Crotihwaiie, Jaime Marie, Willimantic. The baby has two East Windsor — Red Sonlo (PG-13) and other terrorist acts have stepped up Airport check-in stands to randomly with the 7th day free. Grade — B. hour from downtown by cab or Chicago businessman. "In most daughter of William and Charlene l:30wlthCat'sEve(PG-13) 10:30. • Cafeteria Food: More variety hotel shuttle buses. Shuttles cost airports, you're treated like an Pu ior James Belias« v sisters, Kellie Crosthwaite, 7, and Monchostor— Reopens Friday. security at airports across the U.S. and sniff out departing luggage. The dog is (Messier) Crosthwaite of Willi- than most airports with prices $3.25, cabs run about $7. A trip by Faith Baptist Church Amber Crosthwaite, 5, and a Mansfield — The Emerald Forest ( R) •round the world. Here, San Mateo trained to point out explosives. imbecile because they give you no mantic, was bom in Bolton in his brother, Jason, 2‘A. with Time Bandits (R ) at dork. typical. Business filers will find Boston’s " T ” subway on the Blue Information." County sheriff Tony Quiliory leads his that many of SFO’s restaurants Line is 60 cents, takes about 20 / Overall Grade — B-dIus. \% - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 8, 1985 BUSINESS TAG SAIE SIGN Promised profits are losses Are things piling up? Then why njrt have a TAG SALE? T'hVbesPway'to announceounce I ii...... Is with * Classified Ad. When you jlace your ad. youJl receJuB Commodities frauds await unwary investors ONE T a g SALE SIGN ? R Et coinplTinenls of The Herald.

precious metals as gold and silver, so-called strategic delivery in the future. . , ' t You receive an unsolicited phone call from a metais, oil and gas. But most have no product in any " If you. are told the commodity contract is for ^ STOP IN AT OUR OFHCE, 1 HERALD SQ-, MANCHESTER investment or speculative purposes,' says Campbell, j salesman claiming to have a spectacular investment category to deliver. for you. Put together whatever savings you can Y o u r Futures trading can mean high profits, but it also "then it must be done on an exchange certified by t h A ^ manage and he'll “ invest" it for you in a "futures means high risk. It's a cinch for you to lose money, and Commodity Futures Trading Commission,. contract" for a commodity — gold, for example. M o n e y 's you virtually guarantee that you will lose when you The best way to protect yourself from the gypstera,-— HOMES STDRE AND Your promised reward: astoundingly huge profits. warns Stephen Jones, vice president of law and policy . • r n H D M E s HOMES deal with a boiler-room outfit which has no goal I ^ F O R SALE E U f OFFICE SPACE Your real outcome: a total loss. W o r t h whatsoever except to grab your money. The outfit is at the Council of Better Business Bureaus, is to c h e c ^ I h e lp w a n t e d HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 0 Each year, investors lose millions in commodities thoroughly the firm 's reputation. Do not take tiw ;^ Sylvia Porter certainly not dealing in futures contracts. Manchester — Commer- frauds. The swindlers trade on your lack of The legitimate industry calls these deals "off- salesman's word that the firm is registered to conduct Delivery Person — Full Hard To Find But Easy To Premier Ranch — Ram­ Vernon — $41,000. Why understanding of the commodities markets, and they futures business, or that the firm is exempt from any Auto DIsmantler — Full ble through this custom Rent? Large bright 4 clal/Offlce space availa­ exchange" commodities-relaled transactions. They time, experienced. Must time, Monday through Own — 6-6 Duplex, all ble. Approximately 1100 rake in huge profits. are commodity look-alike contracts not traded on kind of regulation or registration. This \s simply notr"" Friday. Steady employ­ large rooms, owners side built brick and cedar room Condominium with . j <1 kJi I have automotive tools. sq. ft. Call 647-9126 morn­ "It's a relatively large problem that relatively few truG ment, 40 hours plus time Full Time Relief Custo­ Housecleanlng. Reliable, gorgeous with custom kit­ home In one o( Manches­ king-size bedroom, for­ regulated exchanges. The firms are not licensed or Excellent opportunity mal dining room and pa­ ings; 233-0319 alter 1pm. know about." observes Douglas L. Campbell, Legitimate firms must be registered with the NFA, ond a half after 40 hours. dian. Building custodian mature adult needed 3 chen, sliders off dining ter's newest executive ______ZlJi------subject to the regulatory agencies. with good future (or hon­ ddys per week to help tio, appllanced kitchen, investigations enforcement liaison for the National Standard tactics include high-pressure phone calls based in Chicago. You can phone directly and ask ii'j” est, reliable person. Apply Fold holldoys and vaca­ opening available for re­ room to rear yard, IVj areas. 3,000 sq. ft. of living This one case involved more than $58.5 million, small expanding busi­ space all on the first floor. air conditioning and pool. Bolton Notch — Mac’s Futures Association. The NFA is the self-regulatory and false promises of immense profits at little or no there is a record for that firm. You also can ask your In person. Bill's Auto tion plus Insurance plan. lief custodian. Full time, boths, appliances, (ull Lunch Facility for rent, agency for the futures industry collected from more than 1,000 investors in five states. state securities commission for information about a . Immediate openings, flex­ variable hours, Day- ness. Opportunity to suc­ basements, separate utili­ Dream Kitchen with fire­ Close to highway S, shop­ risk. Code words include: "cash-forward" or Parts, 844 Tolland Stage ceed dnd grow with us. ping. A must to see. Joyce fully eaulpped, picnic ta­ And the boiler-room operators are restless, are The promoter promised returns of more than 2 fompany, or deal, you are considering. , ...h Road, Tolland. ible hours. Intevlews at /Nlght. General knowl­ ties, high rental Income to place, quality cabinets, "cash-deferred" contracts. Run away from any Call 646-1688. random width oak floor­ G. Epstein Real Estate, bles, parking. Good busi­ twisting some commodities frauds into Ponzi percent interest each week (greed plays a big part in And gel a copy of the NFA’s brochure "Before You Manchester Tobacco & edge of building cleaning support mortgage, good ness opportunity. 649-9093. the willingness of the victims to put up their money). person trying to sell you a deal of this sort. Condv Company, 299 desired. Pleasant work­ Investment for retirement ing, and the most modern 647-8895. schemes, in which the salesman takes your new In the legitimate futures market, contracts are Say Yes; 15 Questions to Turn Off an Investment As with most scams, little of the victims' money was Accountant — Entry level Green Road, Manchester. ing conditions and excel­ Receptionist — 4om-7pm. years. Reduced to of appliances available. money to pay off suckers who had invested earlier In traded on the regulated exchanges. You, an investor, Swindler.” It’s free. Call toll-free (800) 621-3570. position open In our CPA Two evenings per week, Office Space — Excellent December 1984. a Washington state swindler was invested; in this case, less than 5 percent of the funds See Bob or Alan. lent benefit package $127,000. Century 21 24' cedar solar room, 32' agree to buy or sell a specified quantity of a send a postcard to 15 Questions, NFA. 200 W. Madison • firm. Experience helpful available to reliable. In­ very light duties, students Jackston-Showcase, 646- "Great Room" with a location with ample park­ given a l.l-year sentence fora Ponzi scheme dealing in went into commodities. St.. Chicago. III. 60606. ■ but not necessary. Asso­ welcome. Please call 646- REAL ESTATE ing. 600, 400 8. 300 sq. ft. In general, the swindlers claim to deal in such commodity (say. gold or silver) at a fixed price for dustrious person. Inter­ 1316. beautiful view of the Loo­ phony commodities transactions. ciate degree In account­ ested? Apply In person to 0129 between 8:30am to kout Mountain and a I WANTED office suites are now ing acceptable. Please Custodial Services Dept., 5pm. Manchester Manor East Hartford — $73,900. brook through a 12' bay ovolloble. 649-2891. send resume to S. Richard South Wjndsor Board of Nursing Home, 385 West Perfect starter or retire­ window, formal dining 24 hour cash otter on your Natural gas a hit oottoro, P.C., 945 Main Seamstress and Saleslady Education, 1737 Main Center Street, ment homel Ideal 5 room room and 3 huge bed­ property — Call: Crockett Street, Manchester, CT (or women’s specialty Street, South Windsor, Manchester. Colonial with completely rooms, extras such as Realty, 643-1577 tor a 06040. shoo In downtown Mon- 9am-3pm. Affirmative Ac­ remodeled kitchen, new central air and vac. Inter­ quick deal! chester. Call 649-5046. tion Equal Opportunity Summer Help Wonted — wiring throughout, new com 8i telephone In every 1,000 sq. ft. of Business Keep your TV picture Employer. Local lab seeks student heating system & over­ room and a 3 car garagel space available Imme­ , sharp with frequent clean­ Service Station Attend­ (or cleaning glassware sized garage. Call for Call for private showing. diately. Also office space. Canada has eye on U.S. ing ot the screen. Use a and to keep Inventory of Rentais Call 649-8920. ant, tull or part time, Medical Secretary. Full details. Sentry Real Est­ "We Guarantee Our Hou- mild soap with water or a apply at Gil's Auto, Route Time pasitlon available. samples plus other mis­ ate, 643-4060. sesl"....Blanchard 8< Ros- bit of ammonia In water. cellaneous duties. Apply store and Office space 500 cisco, has offered to reduce its gas 6, Bolton. Medical office experience setto Real Estate, 646- Bv Roz Liston TRANSCANADA IS LOCKED Be sure to dry thoroughly. in writing to Griwswold & South Windsor — $189,900. 2482. IRDDMS SQ. ft. Excellent location. IN a bidding war with three I" S. rates and to buy ,50 percent of the and typing are necessary. United Press International It you have an extra Mortgage Closing Clerk Call 649-7557. Fuss Environmental Lab, Spectacular 8 room Dutch FDR RENT $200 per month. Includes pipeline companies on a proposal gas required by the California television set no one Inc., 360 East Center Colonial with 4 bedrooms, 31 Arvine Place — Lo­ heat. 649-5334 or 643-7175. producers from its Canadian for active savings and NEW YORK — TrunsCanada to provide up to $.3 million in daily watches, why not ex­ loan office. Knowledge of Street, Manchester, CT 2'/2 baths, tireplaced (om- cated lust mlnutss from Pipelines is in a heated race with gas sales to Texaco. Shell. Chevron subsidiary change for cash with a 06040. Absolutely no lly room with sliders to the Country Club oft Kitchen privileges, park­ mortgage loan process­ ing, mold service, clean, American pipeline competitors to and Mobil, which have been Texas' El Paso Natural Gas has low-cost ad In Classified? ing and underwriting pre­ phone calls please. EOE. large deck plus many South Main Street, this 9 capture a lucrative stake in the producing 800,000 barrels a day of submitted a competing proposal to 643-2711. extra, features. Located room Colonial has a Cen­ quiet, 646-7066 ferred. Call Mortgage De­ Director — With teaching Reasonable. U,S. natural gas market. heavy oil around Bakersfield, FERC and Utah's Northwest Pipe­ partment, 649-4586 (or experience of preschool­ Truck Driver — Full time on quiet cul-de-sac. Call tral Hall with lead glass ■ acJRESDRT TransCanada, Canada's main California, since 1982. line is expected to enter the ring appointment. ers wanted for Monches- appliance delivery per­ (or an appointment. Sen­ transom and side lights. son. Must be available Men Only. Central Loca­ I^ o I p r d p e r t y natural gas transmission com­ The companies need long-term with still another bid. ter day care center which try Real Estate, 643-4060. Huge oak beamed living Monday thru Friday and room, formal dining tion. Kitchen privileges. pany. is bidding on a contract to supplies of gas to generate steam will open In fall. Must Parking available. Secur­ MACHINISTS have at least one year '/2 day Saturday. Apply In room, family room with Coumbla Lake — Water­ sell 1 billion cubic feet of gas a day used to recover the heavy oil from THE CANADIAN FIRM has an person, Al Slefterts, 445 Bolton — $108,900. Coun­ ity and references re­ front cottage for rent or ace in the hole.' however. Two Openings experience. Full time or try Living Yet close to covered front porch, to four California heavy oil produc­ reservoirs. Hartford Road, study, kitchen, laundry quired. 643-2693. sale. Sandy beach. Coll ers and promoting a $1,2 billion Since the producers now burn "TransCanada has a reserve life part time. ABC Day Care, everything! Lovely 3 bed­ Must have own tools Inc., 649-9228. Manchester. room and lavatory all on 649-0498, 228-9852. project to supply gas to the 200.000 barrels a day of their ow n of 35 years compared with 7 to 8 and ability to set up and room Ranch on beauti­ fully landscaped lot. In first floor. Spacious mas­ Northeast production to make the steam, years for U.S. interstate pipeline operate Bridgeport and Part Time Help Wanted In ter bedroom with 2 closets APARTMENTS substituting gas could raise their systems, " Latimer said Engine Lathe. First shift. are in the one ot Bolton's most The Toronto gas transporter is Haying. Apply Pella sought-after areas. and lavatory. Large cen­ FDR RENT output significantly. The Toronto company also is Brothers, 364 Bldwell tral hall with (over that ( ganJRDDMMATES poised to cash in on the Canadian Call AIrdo Instrument Charming fireplace, great TransCanada has formed a 50-50 jockeying for position m the Company (or confidential Manchester Street, Manchester. Salesperson Wanted — leads to 2 other bedrooms WANTED government's decision to increase One ot the fastest growing bullt-ins, super deck. Manchester — Available gas exports to the United States partnership with Lear Petroleum energy-deficient Northeast, which Interview. 833-8455. Won’t last. Joyce G. Ep­ with a (ull bath. The third in Dallas in the hopes of winning is seeking alternatives to high-cost Herald appliance chains in Con­ floor has a bedroom with Immediately. One, two and to set prices based on market EOE stein Real Estate, 647-8895. and three bedroom apart­ Young man seeking Federal Energy Regulatory Com­ oil imports. necticut needs sales help. a full bath. This Is a apartment to share with forces. everyday. Strong background In re­ one-of-a-kInd home, pam­ ments. $410, $475, $525, mission approval to build a 383- In 1984 Canada's National UPI p60t0,w Manchester — "New List­ heat and hot water In­ male roommate In "The new government is taking Full Time Custodian — tail appliance sales pre­ pered bv Its owner I Ot­ mile pipeline from the Arizona Energy Board authorized gas ing and Investment" cluded. J.D. Real Estate, Manchester-Harttord a much more aggressive stance on exports of 10.93 million cubic feet a Thirteen OPEC ministers met over the leum. The oil minister from Indonesia , Building Custodian open­ ferred. Apply (or a career tered (or Immediate occu­ area. Willing to pay about border to Bakersfield. mart position, call Bernie's TV $171,900. Large, excep­ 646-1980. J exporting energy as being a good ing available for (ull time pancy at $159,900. "We $200 per month. Coll Kevin TransCanada would deliver gas day to the Northeast and is weekend in Vienna, Austria, to discuss listens to a question. ; between 9am and 2pm at tional three family, two thing for the Canadian economy, " NEW CAR custodian. General bedroom each, private Guarantee Our Hou- at 342-1145. to the heavy oil producers by considering a request from I" S production and price limits of petro- hoppers 242-5517. sesl"....Blanchard & Ros- MANCHESTER - Spa­ said TransCanada President Rad- taking over Midwestern and buyers for an additional 6 7 million knowledge of cleaning entrances, private base­ cious 2 bedroom apart­ liffe R. Latimer RECONDITIONING methods desired. Plea­ ments, Individual (ur- setto Real Estate, 646- Northwestern contracts for suppli­ cubic feet daily. sant working conditions Port Time Receptlonlsf- 2482. m ent. $550 m onthly "This government obviously is ers that would move gas directly Under its proposed Trans .Nia-y Shop the /Sales — Responsible per­ nace/beautlful yard, Includes-heat, hot water Person full time. and excellent benefits garden area and terrific iRoiHDUSEHDLD ready to meet the price competi­ via the new pipeline to Bakersfield gara Project. TransCanada woula . package available to reli­ son to work 2 nights per Boy Oh BovH Will 1 make and electricity. Security. But TransCanada is far from a shfp Canadian gas to New England Classifieds. week and Saturday. Min­ Asset (or retirement! Cen­ Call 649-8920. > ° ^ I gdods tion, " said Neil Nichols, the OPEC manages agreement Also part time nights able, Industrious person. tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ someone happy 1 Great imum 14 hours per week. company's chief financial officer shoo-in on the potential California and the m id-Atlantic states Interested? Apply In per­ ate, 649-4000. Ranch with (ull basement, bonanza. through three existing transmis­ and Saturdays. son to Custodial Services Call Debbie, 643-2171. fireplace, large nrvoster 24 Locust St. -7 room Used Retrlgerofors, "The old government s pricing agreed that “ direct and indirect J- Manchester apartment. No applian­ policy was designed to reserve gas Pacific Gas and Electric, the sion systems and a new 148-Siy|e Bv Edward Roby ces of $26.50 to $28.65 a barrel of Dept., South Windsor bedroom and a CHFA Washers, Ranges — U Manchester — "Great In­ United Press International crude oil. depending on quality. discounts are to be discontinued j 6 46 -4 3 2 1 Board of Education, 1737 11V4% Assumable Mort­ ces. No pets. $SS0 plus clean, guaranteed, ports for the future." utility giant based in San Fran- pipeline extending from Niagara Herald vestment" $81,700. Good utilities. Security. Call Falls. Ont.. to a storage area at The cartel also is operating and previous commitments to < Main Street, South Wind­ gage. Ottered at $74,900. and service. Low prices. See Bill Batsle or condition three bedroom 646-2426 weekdays. B.D. Pearl 5. Son, 649 U'idy, Pa VIENNA — OPEC oil ministers under a daily production ceiling of offer discounts are to be phased Out J 643-2711 sor, 9am-3pm. Attlrmo- Ranch, (ull basement. Jackson 8i Jackson Real adjourned a three-day meeting 16 million barrels a day in an as soon as possible. " ■ Gary. tlve Action Equal Oppor­ Construction Estimator, Estate, 647-6400 or 646- Main Street, 643-2171. The TransCanada. Great Lakes 8: 30 a.m.-5: 00 p.m all phases ot building, cite Great city lot, convenient and Union Gas pipelines would be with an agreement to maintainhhe attempt to reduce the world oil glut One of the main issues of th e ^ tunity Employer. to everything plus two car 8646. Dollar down, gold up cartel's production ceiling and and force up prices. work through finishes. Queen size waterbed — expanded to meet projected de­ conference was flagrant cheating«»i Drafting skills would be garagel I Century 21 Lind­ Simmons, waveless, con­ prices despite a steady erosion of sey Real Estate, 649-4000. Country Lot In Bolton!! mand in the Canadian and U.S. gas Saudi Arabia, as OPEC's market by OPEC members. 1 helpful. This is tull time Comes with this 7 Room Manchester - Spacious 4 ventional style, takes only LONDON (UPI) - The dollar Gold opened in London1M^312.75 markets. their share in the glutted petro­ policeman, has had to absorb most Mana Said al Oteiba, United JJ employment with mid­ Split with 2 full baths, room apartment, heat 8i 80 gallons of water. opened weaker today in Europe " ounce against $311 75 and in Trans Canada and its partners leum market. of the decline in OPEC's total Arab Emirates oil minister and a • NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED sized general contractor. fireplace, aluminum sld- hot water Included. Near Frame, mattresses <■ L and the price of gold rose slightly. ^urich at $313 against $312. plan to build facilities that would The 13 ministers of the Organiza­ output while other members were Saudi ally, said crude oil prices S IN MANCHESTER AREA Send Resume to Box F, InOf vhry tastefully deco* stores and busline, $525. built-in heater. One year The greenback began trading in deliver 60 percent of the new gas tion of Petroleum Exporting Coun­ exceeding their quotas and offer­ could drop "to a very low bottom," J c/o Manchester Herald. TODAY’S .rated. Offered ot $114,900. Call 649-8920. old. Originally $700, ask­ Frankfurt at 3.0035 marks against Decision coming exports by Nov. 1. 1987 and 100 tries also pledged Sunday to ing discounts to sell more oil. even to $1 a barrel, if the market • Jackson & Jackson Real ing $400. After 5pm, coll Friday's close of 3.0150 and in eliminate cheating within their Chirtir Oik 8L 2 M 4 D Elm Terrici III Maintenance Person — 3 Rooms, 3rd Floor, heat 528-1405. percent in 1988. At the outset of the three-day degenerated into a competitive ! Real Estate Estate, 647-6400 or 646* Zurich at 2'5178 Swiss francs BOSTON (UPI) - The newly But the Canadian company ranks on pricing and production free-for-all, J W. Middle Tpki.. all High 81 1-ID Needed to clean facility, 6646. and appliances. $375. against 2.5265. The US. unit created Massachusetts Water Re­ and agreed to meet again July 22 in meeting. Saudi Arabia indicated it Hackmitick 8L III Kainay 8L 1-150 light to medium work. Adults, no pets. Call 649- Brown Formica Too Kit­ again faces competition from two wanted a price cut, but Indonesian 2236 after 6pm. opened in Paris at 9.143 francs sources Authority is expected this Geneva, Switzerland One unspoken threat throughout S Main 8L . Bardnar 8L 3410 Part time. 20 plus hours Brand New Listing I Ter­ chen Table, 2 leaves, six US. contenders, Can-Am and Oil Minister Dr. Subroto, who 1-1D4 per week. Apply In per­ against 9.1875. week to make the long- awaited Midcontinental Transportation A panel of experts was told to the meeting was that the Saudis, if i rific 11 year old Raised matching chairs and presided over the talks that ended provoked, could drop prices and J Pina Hill 81 III Highland 8L B-ID7 son, Gorin's Jaguar, Ranch In South Windsor. Large 3 room heated stool. Excellent condi­ The dollar started in Brussels at decision on the placement of a new System, which have filed propos­ come up with recommendations Forail 8L III Park 81 13410 Route 83, Vernon, CT. apartment. $440 monthly, 61.0250 Belgian francs against $2 billion sewage treatment plant for the creation of a new discipli­ Sunday, said all 13 ministers were boost their daily output to six times • Fully appllanced kitchen, tion, $100. Call 649-7379 als to supply the Northeast in agreement in the end. Dili 8L III Frincli Dr. all raised hearth fireplace, security, no pets, no ap- anytime. 61.24 and in Milan at 1,919.50 lire for the Greater Boston area. "Governors of the Northeast nary body to enforce OPEC's the current trickle of 1.7 million Z pllances. 646-2426 barrels, driving marginal produc- J Oardan Dr. III Diana Dr. all alunninum siding and lots against 1.934.60. The decision, which has been states consider a long-term com­ prices and production levels in "The consultative meeting fin­ more. Call todayll Of­ weekdays. For Sale — 12 x 16 Rust ers from the market. ■ Nllaa Dr. Park 81 73-167 The only major market where debated for 16 years and will affect mitment from Canada more se­ time for the Geneva meeting. ished its work with a consensus to • III by Norma fered at $91,500. Jackson & and brown toned carpet. the dollar gained was London. 43 eastern Massachusetts com­ cure than short-term oil imports OPEC has been steadily losing continue with the present OPEC Asked about this after the ■ Chaitnut 8L 42-198 Pina 8L MOD Hairstylist for busy salon. Jackson Real Estate, 647- Four rooms, 2 bedrooms Excellent condition. $150. There the greenback opened at munities, comes down to a choice from the Persian Gulf. " Latimer market share to independent pro­ (price) structure," Subroto told meeting, Algerian Oil Minister Z Elm 8L all Walnut 8L 1-17 Experienced. Friendly TedforeJ 8400 or 646-8646. In four family. Applian­ 647-1061. 1.3255 to the pound against 1.3282 most likely between Deer Island, said. "We want to be competitive ducers even though some reporters. "We continue with the Belkacem Nabi said; "Saudi Ara- I Surroundings. Benefits. ces, wall to wall carpet, In Tokyo the dollar closed at next to Winthrop. and Long Island, as price followers, not price members have been giving dis­ production ceiling." bia is a founder of OPEC. I trust it • Call 643-2103. Let's Be Creativel Seller storage and off street King Size Waterbed — 246.50 yen against 247.86. off Quincy. counts, undercutting official pri­ Z Manchester Herald WHEN TO LIST Is ottering creative fi­ parking. Rent, $400 plus High pedestal, large mlr- leaders in the U S. market. " Subroto also said the ministers will respect its engagements." utilities and security. No For homeowners of any nancing to qualified buyer rored bookcase Call Circulation Dept. age group, the most favora­ at excellent Interest rotes. pets. 649-0717, PM. headboard. Asking $375. ble time to list a house for Business zone. Excellent Best otter. 646-2598. 647-9946 Customer Service Per­ sale is as soon as the deci­ downtown Manchester lo­ 3 Room Apartment — sion to sell the house is Heated, stove, refrigera­ son; Attractive position made Six months before cation, 4,000 sq. ft., lots of Queen Anne Style Dining available at the Whole the expected move is not too parking, possible subdivi­ tor, references and room set, table, 6 chairs, Donut at 319 Green Road, soon for best results. Other­ sion. Call for more de­ security. 649-9021. china closet, buffet, $100. Manchester, to work wise, a seller may have to carry two houses for a few tails. Jackson & Jackson 643-9331. ■ ■ ■ ■ early morning hours serv­ Real Estate, 647-8400 or 2 Bedroom, lust painted. 643-2711 months after moving Even Walking distance to Main Classified.. ing cotfee and donuts, etc. if satisfactorv buyers for 646-8646. Business Opportunities 22 Store Office Space 44 Household Goods ..62 the present home appear Street. On busline. $450 PICTURE THIS to our gc'ng to work Notices Situation Wanted Resort Property For odvertisements to be 23 45 Misc (or Sole 63 Rates customers. Hours are promptly, the complicated South Windsor — Enloy per month. Call Ed, 649- Lost/Found Employment Into 24 M isc (or Rent 46 Home and Gorde'", published Monday, the deod paperwork involved in 2947. MISCELLANEDUS 6J Minimum Charge: from 4;30am-10am, 5 days mortgage application and the large Inground pool Instruction Wonted to Rent 47 line IS 2 30 p m on Fndov FDR SALE Personols 25 P ets 65 $3.00 for one day Including weekends. Posi­ the oovetailmg of both the that goes with this charm­ M Announcements Roommates Wonted 48 MuSiCOI Iterr'S 66 Per W ord: tion Is suitable tor mature seller's and buyer's needs ing 8 room Colonial. 4 ISTDRE AND Auctions person looking (or stable can result in problems If bedrooms, family room, Real Estate Recreotiono’ iten. 67 1 2 davs 20C Read Your Ad pressed for time. If the sell­ DFFICE SPACE Swim pools warehouse A n tiq u e s 68 $ EXTRA MONEY $ position. Call Manager er's home has not sold by the 2'/} baths, large lot. forced to dispose of new Services 3 5 days 18C for an appointment at Homes tor Sale 31 T o g So es Ciossified advertisements time he must relocate, it $129,900. U & R Realty, on/ground, 31 toot long 69 6 days 16C 643-9821. must be kept in mind that a Free Rent In Manchester Financial Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 ore token bv telephone os o 643-2692. pools complete with huge W o n ic d (0 D . . 70 26 dovs 12C With Your Own Part-Time Job. vacant house almost never — Prime space and loca­ sundecks, fencing, hl-rote Lots'Land (or Sole 33 - Pointing Papering 52 c 0 n venIence shows as well as it does with tion. New. Hurry. 668-1447. Mortgages Hoppv Ads: furniture and furnishings in Family Neighborhood, filters, pump, ladders, Personal Loans Investment Property 34 Building Controcting 53 The Manchester Herald is place Manchester — $82,900. Im­ warranty, etc. Asking $978 - S3 00 per column inch Roai Estata Manchester — 2 room Insurance Business Property 35 ■ Rooting Siding 54 resbuhsibleonlvtoroneincor An excellent opportunity for maculate Cape on a treed complete. Financing Resort Property 36 Heating Plumbing Automotive rect_insertion ond then oniy The real etiaie and fenced yard. Flre- office suite, first floor, 8 55 available. Call Stan, toll- Wanted to Borrow Deadlines professloDal brings an convenient location. $250 Floor mg 56 Cars Trucks tor Sole tor the size ot the original Housewives and Mothers with objective third party pldced living room, 1 and any Personol Property M IN T - INLAND WDTLANOS - VRRNON/LYDALL Istrotton and enforcement thereof. HCTRAV, INC. «/b/g RHD ROOF INNS ■ ZONR C N A N M - shadows ' city to 19 people killed’and 28 amounting to not more than Two Hundred Dollors shall bo STRUTS (T-M) - Granted on Inland wetland permit - 325 RUCKUtND STRRRT (R-18) - To change the toning dgttlfl- the board this fall, the chairman of "Peter doesn't become a Demo­ "To all of the phantoms, I wounded. due and payable In one Installment on July 1.19S5. All Motor Vernon Street. Sec 06. Scape. cotlon from Rural R s tM e ^ and Industrlol te RusIntM III the party’s nominating committee crat until two days before the remind them that nominations, as Vehicle toxes shall be due and payable In one Installment on The provisions of this ordinance iholl apply uniformly to the for twro parcela totalling opprexImofsIySS.O acres, os shewn Two of the dead and three of the July 1. 19$5. A copy of these decisions has been tiled In the town Clerk's on the map Included In the pMNen -109 and 181V Rutland said today. election," he said. "I personally always in this open party, will be office. construction, maintenance, use ond occupancy of oil resi­ injured were soldiers in the Leba­ Failure to make first payment by August 1.19$5. renders the dential bulldinge and itructures, where applicable, ondeholl Street. Committee Chairman Anthony wouldn’t vote for him,” taken from the floor" when the nese Army Five civilians were first payment delinquent. Interest is calculated from due PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION apply uniformly to the alteration, reooir, eoulpment, use, Pietrantonio said he would inter­ CATHOLIC CRMRTRRIRS ASSOCIATION OP THE ARCH- But the leader said DiRosa was Democratic Town Committee among the injured. A number of dote at the rate of l'/i% per month under the provisions of Leo Kwash, Secretory occuponcy ond molntenonce of all existing residential build­ view DiRosa next week. very intelligent and acknowledged meets July 24 to act on the Public Act •92-141 with a minimum penalty of $2.00 for each Doted at Monchester, CT this Ith day of July, 191S. ings and structures within the lurlsdictlon of the Town of DKICRtR OP HARTFORD, INC. - SPECIAL RXCHPTION ■ buildings were destroyed, includ­ delinquent payment. Moncheeter Irrespective of when or under what code or OAKLAND STRRRT (C49) - Application under Article II, Pietrantonio confirmed that all his ability to draw votes. recommendations of the nominat­ ing an elementary school, and 024-07 codes such bulldinge or structures were orlglnollv con­ Section 2.02.04 to p trm lf additional development of on exlot- Democratic incumbents except "That’s the unknown element — Said taxes are payable at the Office of the Collector of Re­ structed or rehdbllltoted. Ing cemetery site and to permit davelopment of two odlo- ing committee, Cummings said severs; others were set ablaze. venue In the Municipal Building. Payments may be mode by cent porcelt for cemetery use In conlunctton with the exltf- Eleanor Coltman would run for he might end up mayor," he said. The Democrats currently hold a The Damascus meeting was held mail. If o receipt Is requested, a stomped self-addressed en­ Sac. 04. RogHlattane. Ino cemetery site on land totalline approximately 35.44 new terms on the board Nov. 5. He velope should be enclosed. John J. Sullivan, a Democratic 6-3 majority on the board. They under the auspices of Syrian Vice TOWN OP MANCHUTIR Tha Dlroctor of Hoolth shall make nacossory and propor acres - Rural Retidence Zone • 100V ond 204V Oakland Streot. said no one aside from DiRosa has State Central Committee member have been in the majority in Monday through Friday • S:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. LIOAL NOTICf roguldtlons to accomplish th t purposas sat forth hortln, At this hearine Interested periont may ba heard and wrlNen President Abdel Halim Khaddum. which rogulotlons shall not bacomt offtctlvs until o tttr communlcotlono receivsd. Copies of theoe petitions hove expressed interest in filling the from Manchester, said he would be Manchester for more than 10 Lebanese Moslem leaders attend­ JOAN M. TROY The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearlnos on adoption by ths Boord of Directors. sixth slot since Coltman an­ COLLECTOR OF REVENUE Monday, July 22, IWSot 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Room, Lin­ bean filed In the Town Clerk's office ond moy be Inspected "100 percent behind" DiRosa if he years. ing included Karami, Druze war­ 5616S during office hours. nounced she would not run. 071-06 coln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and received the backing of the nomi­ lord Walid Jumblatt, who is DPI photo consider the tollowlnp petitions: 4-136S PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Other than Coltman, the Demo­ nating committee. Lebanon's tourism minister, and This Ordinance sholl take effect ten (10) days after this publi­ Leo Kwash, Secretory cratic Incumbents on the board are Army soldier on guard at Beirut's Green Line holds ITEM 1 AONES M. THOMPSON • Reouest vorlonce of Ar- cation In this newspoper provided that within tan (10) doys Sullivan said it was unusual for Shiite Amal militia chief Nabih TOWN OP MANCHRBTIII. CONNRCTICUT NO. 1000 tid e II, Section 4.01.01 to permit erection of two- Doted at Moncheottr, CT this 0th day of July, 1905. Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, only one candidate to come forth NOnCI OP o fttr this publication of this Ordlnonct o petition signed by Berri, the nation's justice rocket propelled grenade launcher today as cat perches fomllv dwelling on o lot that Is zoned both Resi­ not less thon ttve (5) percent of the electors of the Town, os 022-07 Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Penny, for a vacant spot on the ticket, but minister on his shoulders. ADOPTION OP ORDINANCI dence Zone A ond Residence Zone R - 14V Middle- determined from the latest officials lists of tho Reolstrors of Inside Today 9 Stephen T. Cassano, Kenneth N. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 and field Street - Residence Zone A and Residence Zone Voters, has not boon filed wIththsTownClerk reoueetlng Its added: “They weren't making any Their plan pledged "to draw up a 9 of tho Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the odoptlon B. reference to o special Town election. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Tedford and James F. Fogarty. exceptions for him (DiRosa)." new constitution that will achieve has been suggested tiefore. meeting today on how to combat by tho Roord of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Con­ ITEM 1 ST. JAMRS CNURCH - Request Special Exception While some top Democratic DiRosa resigned from the board necticut, on July 2, 14IS. JAMES F. FOGARTY, SECRETARY 20 pages. 2 sections unity for Lebanon and affirm il.s The Damascus meeting ended a U.S. moves to close Beirut Interna­ NO. not lif^ccordonce with Article II, Section 4.02.03 to BOARD OF DIRECTORS officials have reacted warmly to in April after a dispute with identity and national role" andend day after fierce fighting raged tional Airport. AMRNOtlRNT TO OROINANCR permit church festival from September 19, IMS to MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT J DlRosa's candidacy, one party September 21, 1905, In parking area odiocent to Republican Town Chairman Curtis _ _ 1 2 O^Muarlei. "sectarian despotism." among Moslem militias in Beirut In Washington, a Stale Depart­ RR IT ORDAINIO by the Board of Directors of the Town of church; and request variance of Article IV, Sec­ Doted at Manchester, Connecticut th li 3rd day of July, IMS. leader, who asked that his name , M, Smith. Shortly afterwards, he ButmeM - _ 20 Opinion _ . IS-iO Peop)etatk„ Never before have so many and in Tripoli — about 40 miles ment spokesman said the Reagan Manchester that Ordinonces, Section 14-30 be omended to tion 1.0 1 to sell beer and wine at the church festival 0)467 not be used, said today that some re-registered as a Democrat, rood os follows; from September 19, IMS to September 21, IMS, C om ic*. . 0 S p orta. Moslem leaders made such an north of ^ iru l — where eight administration was continuing ef­ Sec. I4-S8. CresrteR; membersMp. party members were upset with However, state law requires a E ntartainm ant_ 12 Talaviaion . within 1 MB feet of another liquor outlet, within 200 ' Lotta ry----- — 2 Weather explicit call for a new constitution people were killed and 15 wounded. forts to arrange an international The Moncheeter Economic Development Commission sholl,::^ feet of o church, ond In o residence zone - OM Main DlRosa’s likely nomination for a six-month waiting period before a but political commentators .said President Amin Gemayel, Street ■ Residence Zone A. position on the. board as a boycott of the Beirut airport and a be compoeed of nine (9) electors of the town who shall be ap­ CELEBRITY CIPHER change of parties becomes official. much of the plan outlined by the 12 meanwhile, called a top-level ban on fyebanese air carriers pointed by the eenerol manager. Of the members first ap­ •TB*f * OLDSMORILl - Requeet Seeclol Ex- Cipftar cryplogrBmt crM ted (rcKr, guotittons by pointed, TWO (2) each shall be designoted to serve one, two NO. IIM ceptlon In accordance with Article M, Section «Bmou» poofM . PM t BAP pTM«ni EftCh iBlter tn lh« ciphor slands (2), three (3), and four (4) years respectively, ond one sholl 14.1S.01 ond Article IV, Section S.OIJn to eelobllth lot BAOthOr ToOMy * Ck/€ H 0QU»l$ K be appointed to serve five (S) yeors, and thereafter memb­ the ute of automobile solet, new ond/er ueed; and ers sholl be appointed to serve for rive (S) yeors effective No­ request vorloncei of Article II, Section Dy CONNIE WiENEP vember first of each year. Any vacancy In the membership IA1S.01 (c)(2) to be lose than 200 feet from a reel- of the commission shall be filled for the unexplred portion of "R PYAAFVVWW FT R PXI-OW- ASEAN nations urge normalization of U.S.-Vietnam ties of Article II, Sectton the term by the general manager. 14.1S.01(e)(4) to hove lets thon the minimum 4-22-13 londiccned border on the south side yard; of Arti­ By Susan Robinson 4-2065 cle IV, Section S.a.01 to reduce the front yard to TRP OYLB LEFPE FOWRT RJW indirect peace talks between Hanoi nam until there is a political a political settlement in Cambodia than "wishlul thinking. wail for a formal reply to the Prepared by William J. Shea approximately 21 feet (40 feet required) ond to re- United Press International and an alliance of three major settlement on Cambodia. The proposed negotiations be­ Vietnam would never agree to proposal. Asslstonf Town Attorney due* the south side yard to opprexlmatelv 11 feet resistance groups led by former "Normalization of relations (2S feet required); and to reoueet State Heoi1n« for IXJWO RBO VEWB ZXFWVIU tween Vietnam and Sihanouk's negotiate with his provisional "We hope that Vietnam will be This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) doys otter thlspubll- KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Cambodian monarch Prince Noro­ would help us find a solution and It provisional government could in­ government because to do so would cotloo In this nesrspoper provided that within ten (10) days outomotnie tolet, new and/or ueed In accordance The six-memoer Association of positive and really make an with Sections I4-S4 and 14-S5 of the Connecticut Oe- TVJRBDIWO." — 8RJBWVV dom Sihanouk. would also be conducive to re­ clude the Hanoi-installed Cambo­ require its leaders to "acknowl­ oner this publication of this Ordinance o petition signed by nerot Statutes - ISO Adams Street, Induetrlol Zone. Southeast Asian Nations today attempt to find a solution,” Ri­ not less thon five (S) percent of the electors of the Tosvn, oe The U.S.-Vietnam proposal gional stability," Malaysian For­ dian government of Heng Samrin. edge they are the aggressors," he thauddeen said. determined from the loteet ottlclols lists of the Realstrors of At this hearing Interested persons may be heard ond written urged a normalization of relations hinges on direct talks between eign Minister Tengku Ahmad the ASEAN ministers said at the said. Voters, has not been filed with the Tewn Clerk reouestlng its communlcotlons received. Copies of these petitions hove PYPHT. between the United States and Hanoi and Washington on resolv­ Vietnamese troops have been In reference to o speclol Town election. been riled in the Planning Office and moy be Inepected dur­ Rithauddeen, the outgoing ASEAN beginning of their two-day annual "Vietnam only understands the control of Cambodia since they ing office hours. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "When I write. I see real people. Vietnam, saying the move was ing the fate of 2,500 U.S. service­ chairman, told reporters today. summit. language of war," he said "How invaded In 1978 to drive out the JAMRS F. FOOARTY, SECRETARY When I see actors interpreting it (or me. it's ruined ' — crucial in settling the Cambodian men missing from the Indochina He said the normalization of BOARD OF OIRRCTORS ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Elmore Leonard. » 7-S The talks would be conducted do you get Vietnamese to the communist Khmer Rouge and MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY conflict. war. U.S.-Vietnamese lies and indirect through an intermediary while the negotiating table? You strike install Heng Samrin. Ootod at l^onchester, Connecticut this 3rd day of July. IMS. Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 0th day of July, IMS. b 1S85 by NEA. Inc 2S4 The foreign ministers of ASEAN Washington has greeted Hanoi's peace talks between Vietman and warring factions remained in — made up of Malaysia, Indonesia, them. You beat them." The Khmer Rouge, who ruled 023-07 offer to resolve the MIA issue with a three-party rebel coalition bat­ separate rooms. Vietnam has already Indicated from 1975 to 1979 under Pol Pot, are Itelland, Brunei. Singapore and caution and has made clear it will tling Hanoi’s occupation of Cambo­ Sihanouk said in Peking the the Pbilippines — also proposed its rejection of the idea but the blamed for killing between 1.5 not normalize relations with Viet­ dia were key elements to achieving proposal amounted to little more ASEAN ministers said they would million and 3 million Cambodlgna. 4