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DIv. Btnch Seet. Die. Reer Oefooger, BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE CARTER CARDINAL Accent Sirtpe. Wire Wheel Cepe, The Zoning Board of Appeals CHEVROLET — GEO W/S/W Ttree. AfWFM Sleieo Cceeelte. will hold a Public Hearing on 1229 M a in St., M anchester TW Wheel. PulM Wiper. Air Good . BUICK, INC. Conv. Qroup, 25 LNer ER Eriglne. Thursday, August 17, 1989 at 80 Chev Chevette 2 Dr. *3695 1988 Dodge Dakota PAJ *8980 7:00P.M. at the Town Hall to 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 u 85 Chev Citation 4 Dr. Sale price heor the following appeals: *4295 1988 Buick Century $11990 1. Robert N. Cusanoof 37Flora 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. *6995 1988 Buick Riviera $14890 1989 BUICK REGAL 1989 BUICK CENTURY Hlanrlipatpr Mcralb Rd. tor a sideline variance for 00 Ply Sundance 2 Dr. *7995 1987 Plymouth Horizon $4900 U2,417* o deck at 19 Enrico Rd. 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. *9480 Mneiudee All QM Incentivee OR LTD. 84 Olds FIrenza 'S' H/B *4895 2.9% Flnenclng $14 750* LTDStk. #9161 $13,397"i w j w w . 2. Barbara and James Horne 1988 Olds Calais $0980 Slk. #9054 n j f v v of 420 Lake St. to r a rear 00 Chev Monza Cpe. *2495 1900 Chev Monte Carlo $8495 Over 60 Cieras in stock 4Dr., AT, AC, Cassette, PW, PL, setback variance to construct 88 Pont 8000 LE 4 Dr. *7195 1988 Toyota Camry $9180 2 Or., Sunroof, AT, AC, Cassette, PW, PL, o fireplace at their home. 1988 Buick Electra 380 $10250 for instant delivery Demonstrator 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr. *6295 Demonstrator 3. Ronald A. Dion of 25 Clark 1985 Buick Riviera $9890 Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Road fo r a rear setback 84 Chw Camaro Berlineta *6795 1985 Buick Electra $8480 Tuesday, Aug. 15, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm variance to construct on 80 Chev Celebrity 4 Dr. *6795 1985 Buick Regal Cpe. $8880 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 addition to his home at 25 87 LeSabre Estate Wag. 2 .9 % g MAC f in a n c in g OR UP Clark Rood. *11795 1984 Oldsmoblle FIrenza $4990 05 Ply Turlsmo 2 Dr. 4. B ernard Noble of 6 Lori *3150 1984 Mercury Cougar $5990 Rood fo r a sideline variance 86 Chev Nova 4 Dr. *5395 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 CLYDE TO $1500 MFGR. REBATE CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. for a shed. 85'/4 Ford Escort Cpe. *6596 UP TO 24 MOS. TO APPROVED CUSTOMERS, -in c lu d es fa c to r y r e b a t e . 81 Adams St. R O U TE 83, V E R N O N John H. Roberts 80 Buick LeSabre *8295 C hairm an Manchester She’s In the limelight at the Coachlight | Town hall Zoning Board of Appeals 84 Cutlass Coupe *5895 84 Buick Century Wag *5995 PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK 006-08 646-6464 649-4571 84 Chevrolet Celebrity *4995 1988 Buick LeSabre Sedan 85 Reliant 4 Door *4995 Actor’s Equity 05 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *9995 Automatic, A/C. FM Stereo, Power Windows. cost over 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 Power Locks, Low Mileage! is gone but the 85 Buick Century 4 Dr. *6895 88 Chevrolet Cavalier *6995 show goes on Hm m ... 08 Chevrolet Celebrity *6995 ju s t “wh a t 80 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6195 00 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 Until Sold 2.480°° $16 million Watch This Space Each Week Bv Nancy Pappas 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 2 7 REASONS Special to the Herald I'm looking 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *9995 TO SHOP US RRST 07 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 fo r and After spending the past two WHEN LOOKING 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 Recommended plan 07 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 summers in community theaters, a t th e FOR A USED CAR Used Cars playing classic Hollywood in­ rig h t 872-9111 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan...... $8,990 1986 Buick Electra 380...... $10,250 genues who step onstage and save is cheapest option 1. SELECTION 1988 Buick Century Custom...... $11,990 1985 Buick Riviera, Loaded...... $9,890 the show, Deborah Aronson of 2. SERVICE 1988 Buick Riviera Cpe., loaded...... $14,690 1985 Buick Electra Coupe...... $8,480 M anchester is experiencing something of a real-life parallel. By Nancy Concelman 3. PRICES 1988 Dodge Dakota PU Truck...... $8,980 1985 Buick Regal Coupe...... $6,860 Manchester Herald SCHALLER Just three days after complet­ IMPORTS ACURA QUALITY 1987 Buick Regal Coupe...... $9,480 1935 Chev. Cavalier Sedan...... $5,490 ing her run in the West Hartford PRE-OWNED AUTOS The least expensive option to expand municipal 1 9 8 6 H O N DA ACCORD HUchback, 5 speed, AC «1B23 . * 7 9 9 5 1987 Plymouth Horizon Sedan...... $4,980 1984 Olds Firenza Hatchback...... $4,990 Youth Theater’s production of 83 NlBtin Sttnz# *2995 1986 Olds Calais, 4 Dr...... $6,980 office space would cost about $16.5 million, 1 9 8 6 H O N DA ACCORD 4 Door, S Speed. Stereo *1942 ... ‘ 8 1 9 5 S8pd . A/C 1984 Mercury Cougar...... $5,990 “ Singin’ in the Rain.” playing the 83 Ford Escort *2495 1986 Chev. Monte Carlo...... $8,495 according to a New Britain architectural firm ’s cost 1 9 8 6 H O N D A CIVIC 5 speed, Air A2004 ...... • 5 9 9 5 5 8pd . Stereo 1983 Buick LeSabre Sedan...... $5,495 Debbie Reynolds character who 83 Pontiac 6000 LE *3995 1986 Toyota Camry Sedan...... $9,180 substitutes for the silent film star and space study. 1985 HONDA ACCORD Hetchbeck «20|49 ...... * 6 9 9 5 V8. Auto. Loeded Kaestle and Boos Associates of New Britain, the 1986 HONDA ACCORD LX 4 Door, Auto. Air ei0B1 ...... * 8 9 9 5 84 Chev Caprice Classic *4995 with a wretched voice, Aronson V8. Loaded PLUS MANY MORE. UP TO 60 DA Y, 3,000 MILE 100% POWER TRAIN WARRANTY. got her own “ substitute actress” firm hired by the town to submit plans and cost 1 9 8 7 HO NDA C M C 4 Door, 5 epeed, 36k #2032 .... » 7 9 9 5 82 Toy Tercel SR-5 *2695 estimates for three proposals to expand municipal 6 Spd. Stereo call. 1 9 8 1 TO Y O TA CCUCA G T Red, 5 epeed, A ir ..... » 3 7 9 5 87 VW Oolf *4995 space, concurred with a citizens’ space study 1 9 8 4 SU BARU W AG ON G L Auto, Stereo #1982 .... » 4 9 9 5 S Spd . Sun Roof Wednesday night she opens at 83 Toyota Corolla *3395 committee in recommending the cheapest option. 1984 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON Auto. Air #1997 .... » 4495 Auto. A/C the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in 83 Mercury Cougar *4995 East Windsor, playing one of the Principal Planner Lynne Pike DiSanto said today. 1 9 8 3 V .W . R A B B IT 4 Door. Auto #1879 ...... * 2 9 9 5 VM. Loaded The plan recommended calls for renovating and 1988 HONDA ACCORD Hetchbeck *2052 * 8995 82 Ford Qranada OL *3995 juicier roles in the Neil Simon- Only 26.000 original mlleet CfiRDINfiL BUICK. INC. /Marvin Hamlisch musical. expanding the Municipal Building at 41 Center St., 1985 SUBARU GL Auto, Air #2018...... • 5 9 9 5 85 Buick Century *4995 Auto. A/C “ They’re Playing Our Song.” renovating the Lincoln Center at 494 Main St. and 1 9 6 4 NISSAN SENTRA W AG O N #2058 ...... * 2 7 9 5 83 Honda Accord LX *4395 using both buildings for town offices. 1 9 8 5 V .W . GOLF 4 Door. Auto #2042 ...... * 5 4 9 5 S Spd . A/C But this is real life in the 1980s, 83 Olds Clara *3995 "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" The figure also includes the price of expanding 1987 V.W. JETTA 4 Door. Auto. Air ...... » 8 4 9 5 V6. Auto. A/C not Hollywood in the 1920s. 85 Nliaan Santra *1995 81 Adams Street, Manchester A # C 7 1 And it was a canceled union municipal parking and bonding costs, DiSanto said. DOMESTIC 5 Spd.. Stereo DiSanto would not release the firm ’s estimates for MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM contract which gave Aronson her 19. 1985 P LY M O U TH TU R IS M O Auto, Air #1857 ..... ‘ 4 9 9 5 (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) # I the other two proposals because bonding costs in MS CENTER ST.* MANCHESTER chance, not a leading lady’s 20. 1966 CHEVROLET CELBRTTY V6. Auto. Air #1930 .. * 7 4 9 5 those estimates must be changed, she said. M7-7977 flaws. 21. 1965 FORD M U STAN G Auto. PS. P0 #1994 ...... • 4 4 9 5 Two weeks ago Coachlight, one One of those options is to build an addition to the 22. 1986 B U C K S K Y LA R K 4 Door. Auto, Air #2055 .... * 4 4 9 5 of the nation’s oldest and largest Municipal Building that would house all town offices 23. 1963 DODGE GOO 4 Door. Auto, Air #1888 * 2 4 9 5 dinner theaters, canceled its and renovate Lincoln Center so the town could lease 24. 1985 PONTIAC H E R O Bieck. Auto. Air #2019 ..... * 4 4 9 5 contract with the nation’s main it to non-municipal agencies. 25.1986 CHEVROLET CAMARO Auto. Air #2028 » 6995 performers’ union. Actor’s Eq­ The most expensive of the three proposals is 26.1986 CHRYSLER LAZER 5 . peed. Air #1868 * 5495 uity. The theater management building a new municipal building to house all town 27.1983 OLDSMOBILE OERA 2 Door. Auto. Air #2037 .. • 4695 CHEVY TRUCK and performers could not agree offices, renovating the existing two buildings and on appropriate housing for the leasing them out, DiSanto said. ^A^NC^ES^TRHO^D^ SALE out-of-town actors, said Janice The cost of a new municipal building is well over a CLEARANCE local architectural firm ’s April 1988 estimate of $13 Belkin, the theater manager. 24 ADAMS ST. The eight members of the cast, million, DiSanto said, Lawrence Associates of all union members, were given Manchester did not include the cost of renovating MANCHESTER, CT 06040 LOW YEAR-END PRICES two weeks notice that their the two existing buildings and expanding parking in contract would be ending. the municipal space study it completed last spring, 646-3515 Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald she said. “ They just looked at what the building would cost Please see ACTRESS, page 10 T O P R O LE — Deborah Aronson of Manchester rehearses for her Coachlight Dinner Theatre role. and the parking for that (new) building,” DiSanto SIO BLAZERS said. Parking is a major concern with any of the three AVAILABLE options. The town has already paid $175,000 for property at 17-19 Trotter St. that borders the Court decides software isn’t taxable existing parking lot. That property could yield 15 to 22 parking spaces. Bv Judd Everhart Michael Bekech said today. made up of a physical medium the taxing of computer software. 'The Board of Directors last year decided not to Ifrom The Associated Press He said that when a business buys a component and an intangible intellec­ “ All you’re doing is transferring the hold a referendum on the $13 million proposal and 15,545 appointed the Municipal Space Needs Study CHORCHES I computer and software isincluded in tual component.” tax burden from employers that use a #2006 HARTFORD — Three dozen Con­ the purchase, the software becomes “ We conclude ... that these physical lot of software to those who don’t,” Committee to come up with options for expanding Dodge Trucks | o ( @ § o fHRYSl.KR D o d g e necticut cities and towns will no part of taxable property only if the devices are only the most tangential said Wesley W. Horton, CCM’s municipal and police space. owner lists it as personal property in incidents of a computer program and lawyer. longer be able to tax computer Please see OFFICE, page 10 software following a ruling by the his declaration to the assessor. the fact that tangible property is used CCM spokesman Kevin Maloney state Supreme Court, a decision that a The ruling came in a case filed by to store or transmit the software’s said that CCM surveys showed that Wo r k lobbying group says will cost munici­ Northeast Datacom Inc., which had binary instructions does not change $44 million would have been collected TODAY VANs palities $44 million a year. challenged the town of Wallingford’s the character of what is fundamen­ in 1988-89 if software had been taxed The high court concluded Monday property tax bill on $2.8 million in tally a classic form of intellectual by all Connecticut towns. STOCK that computer programs are “ a computer software. A Superior Court property,” Supreme Court Justice Hartford, for example, would have 00 OVER classic form of intellectual property” judge had ruled that computer Alfred V. Covello wrote in the collected $5.1 million; New Haven, $3 million: Clinton, $350,000; and Kill- similar to an author’s ideas that software was tangible property and unanimous decision. 20 pages, 2 sections ffo tn cannot be valued for the purposes of subject to local property taxes. The ruling was a profound disap­ ingly, $130,000; Maloney said. Maloney said that by barring FACTORY taxation. The Supreme Court rejected the pointment to the Connecticut Confer­ Obituaries- Manchester does not tax computer lower court’s conclusion that, "like a ence of Municipalities, which has property taxes on software, “ you’re Opinion__ Sports___ software as a separate item of book, a magnetic tape with a been lobbying unsuccessfully for only going to increase the tax burden *£ 1 9 6 2 Local/State. U.S.AVorld , ON ALL '89 DODGE FULL SIZE PICKUPS personal property. Town Assessor computer program encoded on it is years for a clear state law permitting on residences. TO CHOOSE FROM TRUCKS I FACTORY INCENTIVES Senkow will appeal Crmh survivor Walesa welcomes STOCK •REBATES FROM $500 to $750 making progress Ifrom *10,895 •GMAC RATES FROM 2.9% (2yr) decision against suit Kiszczak resignation #2084 to 6.9% (4yr) The condition of an 8-year-old Manchester 1 boy who wiB critically injured in the United WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Solidar­ and rising inflation. Judge Alan H. Nevas granted the Airlines jet crash last month in Sioux City, Bv Nancy Concelman ity leader Lech Walesa today wel­ PLUS town’s motion forsummary judgment Iowa, has been upgraded from guarded to fair, Associates say under such condi Manchester Herald comed Gen. Czeslaw Kiszczak's deci­ in the case last week. Assistant Town a hospital spokeswoman said today, tions that Walesa himself might be —PLUS— sion to give up trying to form a Manager Steven R. Werbner said Jason Feyh, of Brook Haven Apartments at willing to serve as prime minister. A U.S. District Court judge has government, as one of Poland’s two today. In summary judgment, a judge 432 W. Middle Turnpike, has been hospitalized In a statement issued by Walesa YOUR CHOICE OF: thrown out former Town Engineer minor parties endorsed Walesa’s bid decides whether a case is worthy of a at-Marian Health CenterJ* Sioux City since the today, he said: Walter Senkow’s suit against the to form the next government. jury trial. July IB crash of Flight 232. Thecrash killed 110. CHAR-BROIL GAS GRILL QB town, but Senkow, who lost his job The developments came one day "Gen. Kiszczak’s declaration ex­ Werbner said Nevas’ decision is Fair condition means the patient’s “ vital amid allegations of sexual harass­ after Kiszczak offered to resign as pressing readiness to resign ... was STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPENER (ffi consistent with the town’s motion, but signs are stable and within normal limits, but ment. will appeal. prime minister in the face of opposi­ received by myself as resulting from Senkow’s attorney, Leon M. Rosenb­ the patient may be uncomfortable or have Senkow sued the town in 1988, tion from Solidarity, and urged a feeling of responsibility for Poland, HOMELITE 16" CHAINSAW latt, said today he’ll appeal to the U.S. minor complications. His outlook (chances of claiming he was coerced into resign­ instead that pro-communist Peasant and a step opening new possibilities to Now Thru Soptembor 2,1989 Circuit Court of Appeals. survival) Is favorable,” the spokeswoman ing from the position he held for 18 Party leader Roman Malinowski solve the current government crisis.” With the purchase of any in stock truck Senkow, 53, admitted to putting the said. years and that the town violated his form a coalition government that materials on Zebb’s desk but said he Although the hospital will not give out •Prices include rebates! Constitutional right to free speech. He would include both communists and Walesa, who is not a member of did it to "cheer her up.” specific details of his injuries, the spokeswo­ was originally fired from the post on the free trade movement. Parliament, said his offer of a Nevas said in his decision that man, who said she had not seen Feyh in the past May 13, 1986, after a town investiga­ Solidarity has rejected such offers coalition government of Solidarity, Senkow had breached that agree­ few days, said the boy must be improving daily tion determined that he had put previously, saying only a government the Peasants and the Democratic Hours: Mon- Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 ment, Rosenblatt said. But Rosenb­ since his condition has been upgraded three pornographic materials and the novel headed by the opposition and domi­ Party “ is today the only chance to latt said today that agreement was times in the last 11 days. “ Looking for Mr. Goodbar” on the nated by non-communists will have change the course of events danger­ made under “ duress” and he does not The boy’s condition was upgraded Friday desk of former Assistant Town the credibility necessary to solve ous for the country.” consider it legally binding. from serious to guarded. The major dlffererice Planner Carol Zebb three times in Poland’s political and economic Such a government, he said, would Rosenblatt also said Nevas’ deci­ between guarded and fair condition is that a Trade-Ins Welcome 1985 and 1986. problems. be “ a government of national respon­ sion applies only to the town and does patient in guarded condition has a questionable Under an agreement with the town, The economy particularly is in sibility. nominated with respect for CARTER CHEVROLET not list individuals named in Senkow’s outlook, whereas the outlook for someone in the termination was rescinded in disarray, with industrial production the rights of the Polish president,” 80 Oakland St., Manchester suit, former Town Manager Robert B. (air condition is favorable. August 1986, and Senkow was allowed falling, shortages of basic commodi­ Walesa apparently vyas referring to 1229 M.niii Street Manchester, CT 646-6464 Weiss, Werbner, Police Chief Robert to resign with back pay under the Please see CRASH, page 10 ties common, its foreign debt at a condition that neither he nor the town I / AST TO 384, EXIT 3) Please see SENKOW, page 10 burdensome $39 billion and growing Please sec POLAND, page 10 Exit 63 Off 1-84 6 4 3 -2 7 9 1 would sue each other. MAM» IK 'i-n ji UKRALD, Tuesday. Aue. IS, I9S9 — 3 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug IS, 1980 RECORD LOCAL & STATE

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Health tests offered Two facing drug charges state divests itself ' i t « The Community Health Care Services, Inc., will A 28-year-old Manchester woman and a 23-year- hold office hours at the Coventry Town Hall on old Windsor man were charged with possession of Wednesday from 10 to 11 a m narcotics late Friday night, police said. All town residents are welcome to attend and Tammy R. Peters of 46 Hunter Road, and John E. from South Africa receive blood pressure checks, tine tests, throat William, of 30 Seymour St .. Windsor, were arrested cultures, and health guidance. for possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana, Bv Judd Everhart The following year, the General ■'Hr-. For more information, call 228-9428. and possession of drug paraphernalia, police said. The Associated Press Assembly passed, and O’Neill Police said they approached Peters and William, signed, a law requiring the state Senior’s auction slated who were parked in Hanky Panky’s nightclub HARTFORD — Seven years to sell stock in companies doing parking lot, 811 Main St., because the two were after the state decided to ban business with South Africa that I T The Coventry Seniors Club will hold a teacup acting suspiciously. state pension fund investments in had not signed the Sullivan auction at their regular meeting at Patriots Park After police asked William to get out of the car, companies doing business with Principles, a set of equal- Lodge on Wednesday at 1 p.m. police said they saw him trying to conceal a rolled South Africa, Treasurer Fran­ opportunity. anti-apartheid Also, a vote will be taken to use the lodge for up dollar bill. Police said they saw Peters trying to cisco L. Borges says the job is guidelines. regular meetings. conceal 'A-gram of suspected cocaine in her hand. complete. In 1987, the law was amended to All Coventry seniors welcome. Refresments will Police then found 'A-ounce of marijauna in In all. the state has sold its include any company, whether it be served. William’s front pants pocket, an empty cassette stock in 105 companies doing had signed the Sullivan Princi­ case with cocaine residue, and marijuana in Peter’s business with the white-ruled ples or not. A deadline of July 1. .r purse, police said. Tests showed the substance in the nation for $57.6 million more than 1989, was imposed on the treas­ Golf lessons to start casssette case to be cocaine, police said. it paid for them, the treasurer urer to complete the sales. William and Peters were each released on a $1,000 The Manchester Recreation Department is said. Borges said the securities, non-surety bond. A court date has not been “Not only is divestment from originally purchased for a total of holding registration for golf lessons which begin on scheduled, police said. Wednesday at the Torza’s Golf Center II, Sullivan South Africa required by state $273.5 million, had been sold fora Avenue. South Windsor from 5 to 6 p.m. The class law, I believe it is the morally total of $331.1 million. will run every Wednesday for four weeks. Gambling raid nets arrest right thing to do,” Borges said in “Not only did the state lose no Teens and adults welcome. a statement Monday. money divesting from South For more information, call 647-3089. A 37-year-old Manchester man was charged with He said full divestiture, Africa, by doing so Connecticut The Aitoclated Press possession of narcotics during a raid at a local bar achieved asof July 1, marked “an has helped hasten the day when James Joyce discussed Friday night, police said. extremely important philosophi­ the South African nightmare will BRAZEN GULL — Annemarie Donovan N.J., Monday. Some wildlife experts say Jonathan Gillespie, of 80 Pitkin St., was arrested cal and financial milestone” for end.” Borges said. The James Joyce Group will hold their monthly of Rochester, N.Y., loses a hot dog to a gulls have become more aggressive and charged with possession of cocaine at 7:30 p.m. Connecticut and its $7 billion “Connecticut can feel justifia­ meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Paperback brazen gull on the beach in Atlantic City, when it comes to begging. after police were granted a warrant to search the pension fund portfolio. bly proud that our great state has Alley. 984 Sullivan Ave.. South Windsor. The group Sportsman Cafe, 208 Spruce St., for possible In 1981, the state pas.sed a law played a part in working to make will discuss the “Hades” chapter of Joyce’s evidence of gambling, police said. requiring the sale of any securi­ certain that the light of political Ulysses. A vial containing 1 gram of cocaine was found in ties in companies doing business and social empowerment, self All interested in Joyce are welcome to attend. Obituaries the booth where Gillespie was sitting but he denied in South Arica. Gov. William A. determination and justice for all There is no admission charge. the cocaine was his, police said. A chemical field O’Neill vetoed the bill, but named people will someday break in For more information, call 644-9979. test confirmed the substance was cocaine, police a commission to studv the issue. South Africa.” he added. said. Rudolph J. Danville Jr. A prayer service will be held p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes Also, police found betting slips in the bar’s safe, Reginald PInto/Manchealer Herald Day care offered Rudolph J. “Ralph” Danville Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Funeral Home, 400 Main St. and a straw and wrapper with cocaine residue and Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Memorial donations may be marijuana in the cellar, police said. Police said they 306 customers lose power MEMORIAL SERVICE — Some of about 100 mourners Manchester man died last month in the United Airlines The Manchester Early Learning Center. 65 North Jr., 74, of 180 Chestnut St., died plane crash in Sioux City, Iowa. School St., is accepting applications for children, Friday (Aug. 11, 1989) in Sher­ St. Burial will be in St. James made to Needy Charities, co/Bar- have not filed any charges against the owners of the walk into South United Methodist Church early Monday grades K-4. brooke, Quebec, Canada, while on Cemetery. Calling hours are bara Varrick, Connecticut Bank bar. after van hits utility pole night for a memorial service for Walter Williams. The vacation. He was the husband of Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. & Trust Co., 893 Main St. There were 19 patrons and two bartenders present The state licen.sed center is sponsored by the town Memorial donations may be and provides care before and after school and the late Theresa (Noel) Danville. during the raid, police said. Bar owners Robert made to the American Cancer Brannick and Stephen McAdams were not there, A Vernon Street utility pole community relations manager during summer vacations. The school operates He was born Dec. 14, 1914, in at Northeast Utilities Co. East Hartford, and had been a Society, 243 E. Center St. Margaret Ralston police said. was struck during a two-car from 7:15 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. accident Manday afternoon, “Three hundred and six Crash victim remembered as Moving’ For more information, call 647-9659. resident of Manchester for more Margaret (Hall) Ralston, for­ The Sportsman Cafe was closed during the raid, police said. causing more than 300 custo­ customers had no power from than 40 years. Prior to retiring, he merly of Guilford, died Friday Bv Rick Santos Thank.sgiving at their house” which is in the church basement. 80210. Walter J. Doyle (Aug. 11, 1989) at the Masonic Gillespie was released on $5,000 surety bond and is mers to lose power for as long anywhere between one hour to Parishioners and friends met Two other Manchester resi­ Earns honors at East Catholic had been employed by Pratt & as 14 hours. Manchester Herald Collier said Williams, 28. who Whitney, and also owned and The funeral for Walter J. Doyle, Home in Wallingford. She is scheduled to appear in court on Aug. 16. 14 hours, and some lost power taught Sunday school at the with the family, who are return­ dents were on board United Alex Ansaldi, son of Kitty Ansaldi of 20 Baldwin operated the former Danville 70, of 52 Elizabeth Drive, Hebron, survived by her sister-in-law, Police said a vehiclecollided again after getting it back” Airlines Flight 232 when it made with a van at the intersection Chavez said. “I found Walt to be quiet. He church, was patient caring, and ing to Colorado this week Willi­ Road and Andrew Ansaldi Jr. of Tunxis Trail, Gun Center. formerly of Manchester, who Inez Anderson of Manchester. was noticeably serious at times thoughtful. This was evident, he ams’ wife said she did not want to an emergency crash landing. Bolton, earned first honors at East Catholic High He was a member of St. James died Monday (Aug. 14, 1989), will She was the wife of the late of Vernon Street, Hilltop Drive He said power was restored Brenda Feyh. of Brook Haven and Lawton Road at about 3; 15 But he could sure make you said, in the way he treated his comment on the tragedy School this past school year. Church. be held Wednesday, with a Mass James E. Ralston. College Notes at 5:35 a.m. laugh” wife. Rachel Robinson, and their Friends of the family have set Apartments at 432 W. Middle He will enter his junior year in the fall. He is survived by two sisters, of Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. A memorial service will be held p.m. The van swerved and hit Turnpike, also died in the crash. the pole and knocked it down, Chavez said the outage af­ These words were spoken by three children. Elizabeth. 8. up a trust fund to pay for the Elinor Williams of Alaska, and James Church. Manchester. at a time to be announced. fected residents and busi­ Kim Collier Monday night at a Diane 5. and Robert. 3. education of the Williams child­ Her 8-year-old son Jason was Jeanette Probst of Oceanside, Burial will be in Dows Corner The Guilford Funeral Home, taking primary, high voltage listed this morning in fair condi­ Single parents to meet service wires with it. police nesses from East Middle Turn­ memorial service for his friend “He was loving, and he was ren. Donations may be made to Calif.: and several nieces and Cemetery, Standish, Maine. Cal­ 115 Church St., Guilford, is in On UConn dean’s list pike to East Center Street. Walter Williams a Manchester the Williams Children Trust tion at Marian Health Center in The Manchester chapter of “Parents Without ling hours are today from 2 to 4 charge of arrangements. said. loved” Colliersaid “Youcansee Sioux City. nephews. The pole was replaced and Police said they are still man who died last month when Fund. Savings Bank of Manches­ Partners” will hold an orientation meeting tonight The following Manchester residents, students at that ill Rachel’s face and in his ter, in care of Janet M. Battalino, The crash killed 110 of the 232 the University of Connecticut, were named to the the wires were reactivated, a investigating the cause of the the United Airlines jet he was kids” at the Talcottville Congregational Church, Main aboard crashed in Sioux City. P.O. Box 231. Manchester. Dona­ people on board the flight. Among Street, in the Talcottville section of Vernon, at 7 dean’s list for the spring semester: job that takes between eight to accident. No arrests have been The family lives at 147 Edger- 10 hours, said Jose Chavez. made Iowa. tions may also be made to the those who died were Priscilla and p.m. Births School of Business Administration: Linda Emer­ ton St. Walter Williams Memorial Fund, Steven Theroux of Waterbury. son, 67 Garden Grove Road; Cynthia Lesniak, 39 About 100 people attended the Coffee and refreshments will be served. service at South United Methodist Williams, who had graduated University of Denver, P.O. Box The plane was traveling from For more information, call Chuck 569-6611 or Sage Drive: Elizabeth Mahler, 39 North Elm St.; 80210 or the Rocky Mountain Denver to Philadelphia and was CUCCA, Nicholas Andrew, son of Alan N. and KREIGER, Alicia Dorothy, daughter of Scott and Christine Roy, 63 Constance Drive; Nancy Sheldon, Church at 1226 Main St. from John F Kennedy High Carol 646-.5827. Warnings urged for travel Collier, who met Williams and School in Denver in 1979. met his Methodist Headquarters. 2200 S. scheduled to make a stop in Nancy DiBiano Cucca of 113 Mather St., was born Dale Byard Kreiger of 56 Devon Drive, was born 80 Strickland St.; and Wendy Wingard, 52 Bretton University Blvd., Denver. Colo. Chicago. July 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Aug. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Road. his family when they arrived in wife while they were enrolled at maternal grandparents are Carmuno and Judith maternal grandparents are Robert and Beverly School of Education: Stephanie A. Lavigne of 143 in certain foreign countries Manchester in September of 1987. the University of Denver, where Public Meetings DiBiano of Warwick. R.I. His paternal grand­ Byard. Belchertown. Mass. Her paternal grandpar­ S. Main St. was fighting off tears. he studied physics and graduated “In the short time that 1 knew summa cum laude. The couple mother is Mary Cucca of Warwick. R.I. ents are Arthur and Dorothy Kreiger. Johnstown, School of Engineering: Mark Bailey, 74 Ferguson cludes 49 countries, outlines DeROSIER, Joseph Charles, son of Joseph R. and Pa. She has a brother, Jared. 2, Road; Diana Flores, 24 Wilfred Road; Christopher HARTFORD (AP) - State Walt, we had some good times had been married since 1980 Consumer Protection Commis­ potential risks in each and together." he said. Public meetings scheduled for tonight: Deborah Caye DeRosierof East Hartford, was born Nelson, 91 Oxford St.; and Dwight Whitaker, 45 recommends against travel to Williams’ family attended the July 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His CALVERT, Kelly Marlaine, daughter of John and Bette Drive sioner Mary Heslin and Acting service, which was led by the PT’P Attorney General Clarine Nardi several. Since the two men were in maternal grandparents are Evelyn Rust of Judy Cartwright Calvert of Tolland, was born July School of Fine Arts: Susanne Cavicchi, 96 Alton “I can’t believe, quite frankly, similar situations — both having Rev. F.L. Yarger. Yargertoldthe ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY Manchester Manchester and Charles Caye of the Rockville 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal St.; Ursula Karhu, 16 Tam Road; Rebecca Schaffer, Riddle say travel agents should mourners that “there’s more to warn their customers about po­ that conscientious travel agents left their homes for jobs in the Hockanum River Linear Park Special Advisory section of Vernon. His paternal grandparents are grandparents are Reginald and Bernice Cartw­ 54 Tracey Drive; and Sheryl Veal, 41 Santina Drive. Hartford area — they quickly life than living. Yes. death may Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeRosier of New Britain. He School of Family Studies: SharleneM. Croteau, 56 tential dangers before they re­ don’t provide that information," take the body, but it’s ineffective Committee, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. right. 15 Strawberry Lane. Her paternal grandpar­ Riddle said. became good friends, he said. Human Relations Commission, Municipal Build­ has a sister. Rebecca Lyn, 19^/z months. ents are Philip and Margaret Calvert, 138 North Ruby Drive; Julianne Hunniford, 99 Tonica Spring commend traveling in certain and powerless in taking the RAYMOND L. PERACCHIO, D.M.D. foreign countries. The issue surfaced recently Williams came to Manchester ing coffee room, 7:30 p.m. DONOVAN, Sarah Ann, daughter of William and Elm St. She has two brothers. Michael. 11 and Ryan, Trail; Elissa Robbins, 133 Bobby Lane; and from Denver. Colo , after taking a spirit” BARRY D. TRABITZ, D.M.D. Jane Sweeney Donovan of 26 Arnott Road, was born 7, and a sister, Casey. 6. Margaret Tracy, 476 Wetherell St. Heslin and Riddle’s comments following an attack July 27 on a Monday came in response to a Connecticut Audubon Society job as an engineer with Otis The minister said it is possible DAVID E. PRINDIVILLE, D.M.D. Andover Aug. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her CARLSON, Melinda Judith, daughter of Craig School of Nursing: Krystyna Demusz, 5 McKinley Elevator Co. in Farmington. to celebrate death because maternal grandfather is Bernard Sweeney, E. and Lisa Terry Carlson of 71 Foxcroft Drive, was St.; and Linda Licht, 158 Forest St. published report detailing how tour group traveling in Kenya. Library Board, Andover Public Library, 7:30 some agents recommend trips to Marie Ferraro, 50 of Bethany, “On Mother’s Day. we all went “death is that moment of transi­ Middle Turnpike. Her paternal grandparents are born Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her School of Pharmacy: Dayna Mankowski, 174 tion into that eternity of life” Announce the opening of their p.m. Timothy and Margaret Donovan, 7 Ashland St. She maternal grandparents are C.A. and Suzanne W. Oakland Terrace. countries that have been put on a was killed when gunmen am­ out to dinner.” Collier said “We travel advisory list by the U.S. bushed the group in a national had Father’s Day at Wickham Following the ceremony, there has a sister. Megan Elizabeth, 3‘/i. Terry of 56 Keeney St. Her paternal grandfather is was a reception in Cooper Hall, Bolton ELLSWORTH, Ryan Reginald, son of Dana and Robert H. Carlson, 172 Kennedy Road. State Department. The list in­ park. Park. Easter at our house. South Windsor Office Board of Selectmen, Community Hall. 8 p.m. Rexanne Boulay Ellsworth of 291 Hemlock Drive, CARPENTER, Jonathan Bryce, son of Dean E. 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In the 7:30 p.m. and Janice Rogers Gabalis of 176 Homestead St., grandmother is Corinne Schumacher of Manches­ aftermath one local television station developed a T H IS MONTH Republican Town Committee, Town Office was born Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. ter. He has a brother, Edward Jacob, 5. contrast between two neighborhoods. The residents of one had a helping hand at the ready, while the 945 MAIN STREET 57 UNION STREET Building, 7:30 p.m. Her maternal grandmother is Frances Rogers, 66 CARVALHO, Kristina Nicoie, daughter of Daniel MANCHESTER, CT ROCKVILLE. CT Pascal Lane. Her paternal grandparents are P. and Beverly Nye Carvalho of 37Sherwood Circle, other left each hou.sehold to fend for itself. If this in Charles and Marion Gabalis. East Hartford. She has was born Aug. 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. fact is true, why is it? 06040 06066 a sister, Stephanie. 3. 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Saturday 8AM TO 12N00N Wednesday, occasional sunshine Today's weather picture was drawn by Jeremy R. with changeable skier Hastings of Bolton Elementary School. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 15, 1989 — ^ 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug 15. 1989 A LOCAL Road widening A & STATE order debated MCC catalog available before PZC The fall catalog of courses for Manchester Community College’s Continuing Education By Jacqueline Bennett Division is now available from the Continuing Manchester Herald Education Center at 60 Bidwell St. and area .stores and libraries. COVENTRY — The developers of a seven-lot The center is open Monday through Thurs­ subdivision on Swamp Road .say they are willing to RICH TOBACCO day. 8 a m. to 7 p.m.. and Friday. 8 a m. to 4 p.m. make improvements to the road but question The Continuing Education Program offers whether the work will make traffic conditions u about 150 credit-free cour.ses in numerous wor.se. subjects, including small business manage­ The Planning and Zoning Commission closed a ment. career development, art, fitness and public hearing on the subdivision, called Ash Brook "Beginning Again.” a program for displaced Estates, Monday but did not take action on it. The homemakers. hearing, held at the Town Office Building, had been Credit-free courses are held w'eekday continued from .luly 24. The matter will be on the evenings and Saturdays. Courses for older agenda fora possibledecision fora meeting planned adults are held during the day. Most cour.ses for Aug. 28, according to commission Chairman DE-NICOTINED lx>gin in September, but some begin later. Jonathan Kreisberg. Credit courses are offered weekday evenings The developers are proposing the subdivision for and Saturdays at Vernon Center Middle 33.14 acres on Swamp Road owned by Alfred School. Credit cour.ses begin the week of Sept. Heckler. 11 and Saturday courses begin Sept. 9. Town Engineer Dom Bommarito, in a letter to the commission, said if the proposal is to be approved, Swamp Road and a section of Brewster Street need Trees can be salvaged to be widened. - ^ Jim Sommer of Lombardi Associates, the F'lowering crabapple trees will survive even Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald engineer for the project, said the developers were though many have exceptionally thin foliage willing to make improvements as long as those IS STILL and little fruit this year, according to J. Arthur SAY CHEESE — A cat named Lacey owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson improvements actually improved the condition of .Toyce, a master gardner at the University of poses in front of its owner’s house at 131 and children. the road. Connecticut and a resident of Manchester. Wellman Road Monday. The cat is “We fully embrace road improvements as part of Next year it willbeneces.sary to start a spray our responsibility to the town.” Sommer said. program early to prevent scabs now on the But he added that widening Swamp Road may be trees from reoccurring. Joyce advises using more of a problem than leaving it as it is because Captan. Benomyl. Folpet or Ferbam to control that maybeaddingtoa hazardous pattern. The road the scab. Trees should be sprayed weekly when is wide in most sections but narrow in others, he buds turn pink. O’Neill annoyed at Morrison said. He also said residents should keep fallen Krei.sberg agreed that might be a hazard and said leaves raked up todi.scourage overwintering of the commis.sion could require a section of frontage RICH TOBACCO spores.Although many area trees have been of the property as a right of way for the town. The infected, u.se of a .spray early next year should for planning nomination bid town could decide later if it wants to widen the entire .solve the problem. road, Kreisberg said. By Judd Everhart very well after all these years.” Resident Sue Cloutman of 530 Swamp Road said Choi receives award The Associated Press In 1986. O’Neill cru.shed a the road is already used as a “race track” by some As a result of our patented FreePUJS^process, "I thought that, at the challenge from former U.S. Rep. motorists and widening it could worsen that Romy Choi, a junior at East Catholic High HARTFORD — Gov. William A. present time, I’m doing Toby Moffett, solidifying enough problem by enouraging higher speeds. School, has received theannual Wellesley Book O’Neill, clearly annoyed at the delegate support to prevent Mof­ In another matter, a hearing on Hemlock Ridge there is only one option for smokers Award. afairly good job." subdivision, 10 lots on 13,9 acres on Lewis Hill Road idea of a challenge for next year’s fett from even qualifying to run owned by Helen Amai, was continued to Aug. 28. Theaward isgivenby theHartford Wellesley — Gov. William A. against him in a primary. Club to an outstanding junior who has made Democratic gubernatorial nomi­ Krei.sberg said he wants more information from notable contributions to her school in leader- nation from U.S. Rep. Bruce A. O ’Neill Should O’Neill decide not to run, town staff on drainage requirements for Lewis Hill who want rich flavor and less thanj). 1 m g nicotine. ship. citizenship and scholarship Morrison, is cautioning Morrison U S. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly of Road. achievements. against such a move. Hartford is con.sidered the likely Town Engineer Bommarito and Roger Bellard, O’Neill, who has been governor think the Democratic Party feels choice of O’Neill loyalists. superintendent of streets, want drainage pipes put N ew N E X T since 1980. said a challenge from that way as well. Kennelly has said she would not in to channel runoff to the east side of the road even Murder charge denied Morrison, a four-term congress­ “I’m quite surprised that the seek the nomination if O’Neill though an excess drainage problem already exists WATERBURY (AP) — A member of a man from Hamden, would be congressman is making a deci­ goes for another term. along a culvert there, Kreisberg .said. Waterbury motorcycle gang charged in the “inappropriate. Ithinkitwouldbe sion, or appears to be making a O’Neill has consistently .said Some residents and theappplicant for the project, slaying of a rival gang’s president has pleaded a mistake on his part.” decision — an inappropriate he’ll run again if his health Lawrence F. Fiano Sr., say it would be more innocent to a single count of conspiracy to ”I intend to be a candidate.” decision. I might say — so soon in permits, but he dropped any practical to channel the runoff to the west side of the commit murder. O’Neill said Monday in the Capitol reference to his health on Monday road, providing better drainage from the subdivi­ advance.” sion and eliminating an existing problem. Bruce F. O’Neil. 28. of Wolcott, one of .seven hallway when approached by The most recent publicly- as he talked about Morrison. members of the Helter Skelter Motorcycle “What’s Dorn’s and Roger’s rationale?” asked reporters. released opinion polls have shown The governor has had his share commission member “Skip” Robert Walsh. Club to be charged in the.slaying, made his plea Morrison said last week that he during an appearance in Waterbury Superior O’Neill at a low ebb in popularity, of health problems, including a Kreisberg replied. “Probably what it always is — Court Monday. was seriously considering getting in part because of record-setting heart attack, bypass surgery and they don’t want to change the way it is.” Judge William Lavery reduced O’Neil’s bond into the race, and that his decision tax increases approved this year colon polyps. He became gover­ Kreisberg also noted that an environmental from $400,000 to $225,000 at the request of his would not hinge on O’Neill’splans. by O’Neill and the Democratic- nor on the last dayof 1980 when he review team has said the site isbeing overdeveloped attorney, William St. John. The congressman went sofaras controlled General Assembly. moved up from lieutenant gover­ and that it is “too inten.se.” to say that, ba.sed on polls he’s Morrison said last week that nor to succeed the ailing Ella T. Project Engineer Wil.son Alford said, “There is no .seen, “if the election were today. I such issues could hurt the Demo­ Grasso. criteria for overdevelopment or too intensely ... Two indicted in drug scam think the Republicans would win if crats. He also indicated that those are not words in your zoning regulations. Papers to create a campaign Intensity is a very relative term.” BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Two Bridgeport men O’Neill were the Democratic O’Neill had had his time as candidate,” fund-raising committee have Alford said the zoning regulations require accu.sed of selling cocaine near an elementary governor and that now the state drainage and septic systems that are not a health That comment infuriated many needs to be led “more affirma­ been taken out by O’Neill suppor­ school have been indicted by a federal grand ters, but have not yet been filed hazard and those regulations have been met. jury sitting in Bridgeport. party regulars, from O’Neill and tively, more effectively.” In another matter, Glastonbury attorney Mark Carlos Pereira. 24. and Antwan Vandroff. 22, state Democratic Chairman John Asked what he would say to with the secretary of the state’s office. Branse. who is revising the town zoning regulations, were indicted Monday on one count each of F. Droney Jr. on down. those who say he could be swayed met with the commission for about two hours to go conspiracy to distribute cocaine and distribu­ “I was rather surpri.sed. yes. I from seeking a third full term O’Neill .said Monday that the over some revisions. tion of cocaine within 1.000 feet of a public really was.” O’Neill said. “I becau.se of the pollsand a potential papers would be filed “in a timely One change discussed would be requiring a elementary school, U.S. Attorney Stanley A. thought that, at the pre.sent time. Morrison challenge, O’Neill said; manner in my own particular special permit to open a bed and breakfast inn, Twardy Jr. said, I’m doing a fairly good job and I “I would say they don’t know me calendar, nooneelse’s,” which could have a maximum of five guests. Pereira and Vandroff were arrested July 27 NEXT after allegedly selling one pound of cocaine to an undercover officer with the Statewide Narcotics Task Force near the Roosevelt Elementary School in Bridgeport, Twardy State attorney to probe De-Nic s.iid.. Talent group gets donation cause of day-care death The Manche.ster Young Artists Competition recently received a donation from pianist Van BLOOMFIELD (AP) — The state Bailey said he would have to turn his Cliburn. 0 ^' Van Cliburn sent a check for an undisclosed attorney’s office in Hartford has taken over findings back to the Bloomfield police, amount to competition founder and director the investigation into the death of a something Bailey said will probably not Herbert Chatzky. 3-year-old East Windsor girl at a day-care happen before Thursday. Low Tar The competition will begin auditioning high centerearlier this month. 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Lloyd Bentsen, in the words of the old Negro The trip was intended to focus Letters, telegrams and phone work to “see that there are no Ethiopian government had re­ D-Texas, said at the memorial spiritual, ’we ain’t going to study attention on the need for hunger calls of condolence poured in to De Klerk is sworn in Court ordeal leaves bitter taste more hungry children” in the quested the aid. service. war no more.’ We’re going to see relief for hundreds of thousands Leland’s office Monday, as staff world, friends say. Plans for a delegation of four Mallett and other congres­ that there are no more hungry of Sudanese, who have been members from other congres­ CHICAGO (AP) - Gary Leland, who died in a plane members of Congress and two sional staff members praised children in Ethiopia, anywhere in forced from their homes by the sional offices pitched in to help. Dotson, finally cleared of a crash in Ethiopia, was memorial­ White House aides to travel to Leland and the Capitol Hill aides the world. country’s long-running civil war. Private companies sent food as Botha’s replacement rape that his one-time accuser ized at a special service Monday, Ethiopia to accompany the Amer­ who were among those accom­ “In that way, we will know that House Speaker Thomas S. and “concerned people” stopped later said she invented, says one day after searchers found the ican bodies back to the United panying him. in your dying, you have chal­ Foley, D-Wash., told reporters, by to bring cookies, said Clara wreckage of his plane in a remote States were on hold until the Sponsored by the Senate Black lenged us to live,” Mallett said. “There will be a determination on Pinzana, press secretary to Rep. De Klerk will be acting presi­ Party, and for the government of he’s bitter over the agony the Bv Andrew Torchia legal system put him through. mountain ravine 100 miles from bodies were retrieved and Legislative Staff Caucus, the “We gather today with heavy the part of members of the House Greg Laughlin, D-Texas. The Associated Press dent until the Sept. 6 parliamen­ this country as well as the its destination near the Sudan identified. service in the stately caucus hearts as we join with his staff, to work for those goals that tary elections, when he is ex­ security of our country, I am “It’s a good system but In Dallas, about 500 mourners mistakes happen,” Dotson border. Leland, a 44-year-old Texas room of the Russell Senate Office his family, and Senate staff in this Mickey Leland sought to achieve, gathered at the Peoples Mission­ PRETORIA, South Africa - pected to be chosen president for being ignored by ministers serv­ Bad weather stalled efforts Democrat who headed the House Building mourned Leland; Pa­ great, immeasurable loss,” the alleviation of hunger and National Party leader F.W. de a five-year term. ing in my Cabinet,” Botha said. said Monday after a judge ary Baptist Church for a memor­ u overturned his conviction. ”I Monday to recover the bodies of Select Committee on Hunger, was trice Y. Johnson, ^eland’s chief prayed Senate Chaplain Richard suffering here and in Africa and ial service sponsored by the Klerk was sworn in today as The banned United Democratic Botha previously had agreed, Leland and 15 traveling compan­ on his sixth visit to Africa and his of staff; Joyce Williams, a staff C. Halverson. “We remember the elsewhere in the world.” acting president after heading a Front, the country’s largest anti­ under pressure from the party have my bitterness, yes. It has Interdenominational Ministers been hard to deal with.” ions from the crash site. U.S. second this year when the plane member for Rep. Ron Dellums, hungry and the homeless for Foley said Leland’s willingness Alliance of Dallas. Cabinet delegation that forced apartheid coalition, said the leaders, to retire after the elec­ Embassy spokesman James Ha­ crashed on Aug. 7. D-Calif., for 10 years; and Hugh whom he laid down his life.” to return to Africa was a leadership change will make tions but repeatedly provoked After the judge acted, pro­ P.W. Botha to resign from II secutors dropped charges that ley said recovery teams reached “This mission was a mission of A. Johnson Jr., a staff member of Leland, the founder of the “testament to his determination The Rev. S.M. Wright, presi­ years of hard-line rule. little difference to South Africa’s confrontations with the party the site Monday afternoon and mercy. It was the best our the House Select Committee on hunger committee, was leading a individually to follow through on dent of the alliance, said Leland 28 million blacks. before Monday’s showdown. could have led to a new trial, De Klerk, wearing a double- saying they could not win the planned to begin retrieving the country had to offer. It showed Hunger. 16-member delegation of Ameri­ commitments and values that had worked closely with many breasted blue pin-striped suit, Botha, 73, announced Monday Botha, nicknamed the “Great bodies today. our compassion, our generosity, “We ask God, why these? cans and Ethiopians to the were very, very close to him. political and religious leaders in walked into a circular conference night that he was resigning. The Crocodile” for his feared temper case again. As the hearing ended. Dot- -n Meanwhile, a delegation of U.S. our interest in seeing that there They’re our best,” Mallett said. refugee camp when the twin- “And I think other members Dallas, trying to solve statewide room at the Union Buildings, resignation “was in the best and sometimes ruthless manner, and Canadian aviation safety are no more hungry people, the “Your living will not be in vain. engine plane vanished shortly will also be willing to assume problems. where the government has its interest of South Africa,” said de seldom appeared in public follow­ son turned and smiled at his administrative offices, and took Klerk, who was also the education ing his stroke. relatives in the audience, then the oath of office from Chief minister. Botha insisted he was not a heaved a sigh of relief. Justice M.N. Corbett. The Cabinet members told “sulky old man,” but he never “It’s over, ” Dotson told Sheriff Speaking first in English, then Botha, who suffered a stroke Jan. offered congratulations to de reporters. ”As they say, this is in Afrikaans, de Klerk swore to 18, to use his health as an excuse Klerk, who replaced Botha as the first day of the rest of my “at all times promote that which for resigning 23 days before the party leader in February. life.” crucial polls. Dotson was convicted in 1979 will advance, and to oppose all Botha's behavior became in­ of the rape and aggravated hardliner that may harm the republic; to ”I am not prepared to leave on creasingly erratic in recent a lie,” Botha said he told the kidnapping of Cathleen Cro­ obey, observe, uphold and man- weeks. Last month he refused to well Webb and was sentenced tain the constitution and all other Cabinet. attend a farewell banquet Botha showed no emotion or to 25 to 50 years in prison. on crime laws of the republic.” planned by the National Party to Dotson had served six years of ■ " A ' V v\V, Before de Klerk arrived. For­ signs of ill health when reading honor him. eign Minister Pik Botha, sur­ his 20-minute resignation state­ the sentence when Mrs. Webb, JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Rep. rounded by the rest of the ment from a desk at his offieial He did. however, appear unan­ now a Harrisville, N.H.. home­ Larkin Smith went to Washington Cabinet, announced that they had residence in Cape Town. nounced at a provincial party maker, said she invented the with a hard-line stance against unanimously designated him as ’’After all these years of my congress, forcing de Klerk to give 1977 attack because she feared crime gained in 22 years of law acting president. best efforts for the National up his seat at the head table. she had become pregnant by enforcement, and in his short her boyfriend. House tenure he impressed col­ ”I forgave her a long time leagues with his knowledge of the ago. I’ve no animosity against law. her,” Dotson said. “As far as The bodies of the freshman President pardons Hammer I’m eoncerned, today my Republican congressman and his name has been cleared.” pilot were found Monday in the WASHINGTON (AP) - Indus­ Hammer spent several years guilty,” he told the judge at the Mrs. Webb’s attorney, John wreckage of a single-engine plane trialist Armand Hammer, par­ seeking a pardon, and there had time. McLario, said she was pleased Hammer was sentenced to a that crashed Sunday night in a doned by President Bush for been speculation that President with the dismissal of charges The Associated Press densely-wooded area of the De- making illegal campaign contri­ Reagan would grant one in his year’s probation and fined $3,000. and wondered "why some­ Soto National Forest in south butions to Richard Nixon’s 1972 last days in office. The judge said he spared thing like this wasn’t done long FINALLY CLEARED — Debbie Daniluk hugs her brother Mississippi. Hammer originally pleaded Hammer a prison sentence be­ campaign, says the president’s ago.” Gary Dotson in Chicago Monday after Dotson was The gray-haired ex-sheriff won action reinforces his faith in the guilty in Washington to a criminal cause of his precarious health. “She trusts that it will be put cleared of criminal charges in a rape case. Dotson was a seat on the House Judiciary American legal system. information filed by the Water­ Hammer was a self-made milli­ to rest and she naturally Committee because of his law gate special prosecutor to three onaire by the time he graduated convicted in 1979, but his accuser recanted her story in Cracker Jack White House spokesman Bob wishes the best for Gary,” enforcement experience, despite o f a S ole Hall confirmed Monday night misdemeanor charges of making from Columbia University Medi­ McLario said. “She is very 1985. a Republican tradition of appoint­ that Bush had pardoned the $54,000 in illegal eontributions to cal School at 23, having taken sorry for the part she had in “Gary’s going to have to live ing only lawyers to the panel. 91-year-old Hammer and nine the Nixon campaign. over his father's pharmaceutical this unfortunate situation. genetic test. Ms. Shines also “Because of his background other people whose names were business four years earlier. When she came forward in 1985 said it was uncertain that wit h the horror of knowing that But the judge threw out the plea After graduation, Hammer he was incarcerated all those and hard-working manner he not released. The White House after Hammer wrote a 20-page she never anticipated it would Dotson would have to spend gave every indication of becom­ usually does not announce it? went to the Soviet Union to be a four-year odyssey.” more time in jail if convicted years for a crime he never letter to his probation officer negotiate a business deal, and committed,” Breen said. ing a star,” said Alan Coffey, action on pardons. blaming former Montana Gov. Circuit Judge Thomas R. again. chief Republican counsel for the wound up with a concession for an Fitzgerald granted Dotson a Ms. Shines said the state Hammer, who pleaded guilty to Tim Babcock, an Occidental asbestos mine and a pencil Dotson, .32, who married and House Judiciary Committee. new trial based on genetic “absolutely (does) not” owe became a father since his Gov. Ray Mabus ordered state the charges in 1976, released news Corp. vice president, for the factory. Dotson an apology. of his pardon in Los Angeles. contributions. tests which proved his semen release, was paroled last Au­ flags to be flown at half-staff, Proud of having met every could not have made the stain ’’Having spent my lifetime Babcock was convicted of con­ Soviet leader since Lenin. 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(AP) - said. $5 miiiion in money scheme Cpiumbia sustained only minor damage to its “ It was exciting when it happened,” but heat-shield tiles during its first flight in 3'A years Richards used a motor control to move the seat A and had slight equipment problems during the forward to its normal position “ and it stayed,” More data 0 CPPSL Soviets ATLANTA (AP) - A Pana­ “ The bank pled guilty because major problem in this country ... secret military mission, NASA said Monday. she added. manian bank was ordered to pay of the activities of two people in what to do with the vast amounts A steering thruster failed and the pilot’s seat The shuttle’s commander and pilot actually do the United States, Canada and one branch office,” said William of cash.” sudden^ jerked backward during laqnch, but very little during the spacecraft’s liftoff, which is tested Switzerland a record $5 million Richey of Miami, an attorney for The bank pleaded guilty to one none of the problems is considered serious, said a almost entirely controlled by computers. needed on fine after pleading guilty to the bank. count of aiding cocaine traffick­ National Aeronautics and Space Administration A leaky in-flight steering thruster will need federal charges that it laundered Richey said drug-profit ing through money laundering spokeswoman. replacing, but Columbia’s crew shut it down $411 million for a South American transfers slipped through the and to one count of conspiracy to I Columbia “ looks absolutely beautiful’' after its during the flight and used other thrusters, cocaine cartel. by Bush bank unnoticed because the bank defraud the United States. ' five-day, one-hour classified mission, said Ann Montgomery said. school plan Banco de Occidente of Pa­ "exists to transfer funds. It’s a Acting under the agreement, Montgomery, in charge of processing the shuttle. Only three of the shuttle’s roughly 30,000 nama, where two managers trade bank.” the bank on Monday paid by Columbia landed at this Mojave Desert heat-shielding tiles were damaged enough to By Jack Anderson allegedly conspired with the According to prosecutors, the check the $2 million of the fine' military base Sunday morning after its mission require replacement, based on initial inspection, and Dale Van Atta Medillin cartel, entered its guilty general manager and a commer­ being split by Canada and Swit­ to deploy a satellite, which experts have said is a she said. A more detailed inspection was plea Monday before U.S. District cial manager at a Banco de zerland. The bank agreed to pay u If money were not a consideration, Bolton modified KH-12 spy satellite designed to underway Monday. Judge William C. O’Kelley. Occidente of Panama branch the remaining $3 million over the photograph military targets. The astronauts also would probably be wise to abandon the Bolton WASHINGTON - President Bush The $5 million fine was the were bribed by members of the next four yfears. Two of the tiles are on the bottom of the orbiter played a wild card in the grim poker reportedly performed experiments related to the and may have been gouged when yet-unidentified Center School, which houses grades five to largest ever imposed by a federal Medellin cartel. The Colombian O’Kelley noted that Banco de “ Star Wars” anti-missile defense system. game over the life of hostage Joseph debris fell from the shuttle when it was launched, eight, and redistribute its school population court against a bank for drug- ring reportedly accounts for up to Occidente of Panama lists a net “ It was a very clean flight, so we didn’t have a Cicippio. The dramatic story can now money laundering, said U.S. . 80 percent of the cocaine entering worth of only about $7 miHion. she added. The third damaged tile, which was into the two remaining buildings after be told of how Cicippio’s execution lot of problems,” Montgomery said. chipped, is located on the main landing gear Attorney Robert L. Barr Jr. The the United States. He said the fine represented a She said Columbia probably will leave here expanding them to adequate size. was stayed. conviction was the first of its kind The bank is a subsidiary of substantial share of the bank’s door. In a recent exclusive interview, the Saturday for a two-day piggybafck flight back to The Bolton Center School building is old and involving a foreign bank with no Banco de Occidente of Cali,' capital. “ The court has , some Cape Canaveral, Fla., atop a modified Boeing 747 Montgomery said workers will examine about does not function well for it present purposes. president tipped us off how he might U.S. operations. Colombia. question as to the ability of the handle his first terrorist crisis. “ I jetliner. i ^ 20 other minor potential problems that developed But in light of the fact that educational The guilty plea resulted from a The money was sent out of the bank to survive a penalty more When Columbia* was launched from Florida just before or during Columbia’s flight, including believe that under the new leadership, severe,” the judge said. plants are costly, any communityshould plea bargain between prosecu­ United States and “ laundered” last Tuesday, pilot Richaqd Richards’ seat some instrument glitches and failure of a the Soviets will cooperate. ...” he told tors and the bank, which had through wire transfers, transac­ The general manager, William jerked backward about one inch, but the •thruster heater and a nozzle that dumps water carefully consider any plan to give up any us. “ This should be tested.” faced a maximum penalty of tions used routinely to exchange Guarin, and the commercial malfunction caused no problems, Montgomery from the orbiter. school building, particularly if there is no That’s exactly what Bush did. fines totaling $10.5 million and large sums of money. Secretary of State James Baker met manager, Clara Garcia, remain specific plan for converting the building to forfeiture of an amount equal to To conceal cocaine profits, the under indictment. informally in Paris with Soviet assets identified as cocaine money launderers, posing as other public use. Foreign Minister Eduard Shevard­ proceeds. jewelry dealers, exchanged gold- Part of the fine will be applied Manchester abandoned the Highland Park nadze. Soviet-Iranian relations had Canada and Switzerland, which painted lead bars among them­ to a special federal fund allowing School, which it will have to reopen with the been warming up, so Baker asked helped in the two-year investiga­ selves to generate phony gold the money to be used for prison Shevardnadze to use his influence to added trouble of having to relocate public tion dubbed Operation Polar Cap, bullion transactions. Assistant construction and anti-drug defuse the hostage situation. operations that were housed in the building. each will receive $1 million of the U.S. Attorney Wilmer Parker III expenses. Shevardnadze agreed to carry a fine. Attorney General Dick said during Monday’s hearing. Because methods of forecasting future secret note from the United States to Under legislation enacted in Thornburgh announced in Wa­ Parker said informants and school populations are imperfect, the Bolton Tehran asking Iran’s new leaders to 1986, the United States can seize shington. The fine-sharing arran­ undercover U.S. Drug Enforce­ intervene with the terrorists. The property owned or under the Board of Education and other community gement was the first of its kind, ment Administration agents pos­ Soviet foreign minister not only control of narcotics traffickers leaders will have to think the problem out Thornburgh said. ing as money launderers pene­ delivered the note personally, but even when the actual profits are very carefully before giving up a school “ This international coopera­ trated the Medellin cartel and added his voice to the request. no longer available for seizure. tion in the war against drugs met several times with its building. With only three school plants, there In response, Iran’s newly elected Trolleys are so old they’re new sends a message to drug traf­ leaders. “ Moving the assets of illegal is not a great deal of flexibility. president, Hashemi Rafsanjani, fickers everywhere that it is “ The significance of this case drug trafficking out of one bank formed a committee of four to handle But the current plant should not dictate going to be harder for them to cannot be overestimated,” said account and into another can no Utilizing a simple, no-frills ap­ the assignment, including himself. what the educational system will be in By Robert Walters will reduce transit costs, improve hide their ill-gotten profits, and Barr. “ We have dealt a signifi­ longer cover up the illegal act,” proach that avoided complex technol­ The other three were Iran’s spiritual perpetuity. service quality or increase ridership easier for us to recover them,” cant blow — certainly not a death Thornburgh said. “ It is like ogy and so reduced costs, the builders significantly,’’ he concluded. The guide Ali Khameinei, Prime Minister BALTIM ORE — In 1885, one of the Attorney General Dick Thorn­ knell, but a significant blow to the fingerprints that cannot be James H. Marshall, Board of Education of the San Diego line completed the light-rail success in San Diego, he Hossein Musavi and Chief Justice nation’s first electric railways began burgh said ability of the cartel to meet its brushed away.” chairman in Bolton, is right when he says the 16.9-mile system in only two years for found, came at the expense of bus Abdul Ardebili. operating over three miles of track a modest $86 million. patronage and thus had little of the The policy committee decided to board should have all the data it can get here. More than a century later, the Similarly, operating costs are re­ desired impact on automobile use and apply quiet pressure on the terrorists. before it makes a decision. Selectman city is again building a trolley system duced through the use of self-service, traffic congestion. Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati Douglas Cheney is right when he says the — but today it is called a light-rail line. Drugs top problem, poll says coin-operated ticket vending ma­ But light-rail is a moderately priced and an aide, Hossein Sheikholeslam, Baltimore is hardly alone in that town should have a plan for converting the chines placed at each stop. Roving alternative to heavy rail, which is why were ordered to contact the terrorists. endeavor. Light rail is enjoying a building to some other use before the Board of . fare inspectors randomly board the Baltimore recently broke ground for a When Cicippio’s life was on the line, renaissance that makes it the most WASHINGTON (AP) - Teen­ said George H. Gallup.'“ In key nomic worries.” trains to inspect tickets, but the only line that initially will traverse 22.4 they succeeded in persuading his Education gives it up. popular new form of transit in cities agers and adults alike view drug ways today, the American people employee always aboard is the miles, beginning at the northern captors to postpone his execution. After drugs and drug abuse the from Portland, Ore., and Sacra­ abuse as the most important are in a wartime mode and sense motorman. suburb of Timonium, slicing through Velayati and Sheikholeslam have top concerns by adults were mento, Calif., to Pittsburgh, and problem facing the country — a national emergency in the drug Other cities that have either consi­ the center of the city and terminating continued to keep in close contact with poverty, homelessness and Buffalo, N.Y. eclipsing fear of war, the econ- crisis.” dered or constructed new light-rail hunger, 8 percent; the economy at the southern suburb of Glen Burnie. the terrorists. But the question f omy, AIDS, crime, abortion and Only six years ago, in a similar O p en F o rn m As the name implies, the passenger lines in recent years include Denver, in general, 7 percent, and the (Spurs to the Amtrak railroad overhanging the crisis is how much alcohol abuse as top concerns, poll, unemployment most bo­ cars used on light-rail lines weigh less Detroit, Boston, San Francisco. Los federal budget deficit and the station and the Baltimore/Washing- clout Iran’s new regime has with the says a new Gallup poll. thered 53 percent of adults: drugs than those on heavy-rail lines, often Angeles, Houston, Dallas, Minneapo­ environment. 6 percent each. ton International Airport, will eventu­ terrorists. Here is some background The results, said William Ben­ and drug abuse did not register. called subways. Light rail is also lis and St. Louis. It is not, however, a Next came crime, inflation, ally bring the length of the project to gathered from confidential docu­ nett, the national drug policy Four years ago it was the top Change at Coachlight slower, with a typical maximum panacea — assomeofthosecommuni- other economic problems, and a 27.5 miles and the total cost to $290 ments and sources: coordinator, “ give a very cljear ‘ concern of only 2 percent. In the speed of 60 miles per hour, but needs decline in morals, each with 3 ties have already discovered. million.) In June 1982, the late Ayatollah telephone conducted by the Gal­ far less energy to operate and can run sense of direction” to the Bush percent: then abortion, unem­ The federal government’s Urban The Central Light Rail Line will Khomeini began recruiting and train­ administration, which is to unveil lup Organization in June and July on tracks embedded in surface streets ployment, the trade deficit and To the Editor; Mass Transit Administration last connect with both the city’s subway ing terrorists in Lebanon. Several it was the top worry of 27 percent. rather than requiring dedicated its drug strategy on Sept. 5. dissatisfaction with government, year reported on the results of a system and bus lines. It will have 29 terrorist groups were formed, and “ In the 50 years that the U.S. I rights of way for its exclusive use. I The Gallup report was released at 2 percent, and quality of Over the past years, we are aware that you and countrywide survey that showed stations, provide service every 5 their loyalty now varies. They operate 1 as President Bush prepared to public has been asked to name the Those elements combined to make minutes during the morning and under various names but take direc­ education, 1 percent. ^ " s s99' your readers have beqn supportive of the Coachlight almost all light-rail systems cost discuss drug strategy today in most important problem facing Dinner Theatre and the shows produced there by the contemporary version of the more and attract fewer riders than evening rush hours, and will utilize a tion from a super-secret command three meetings, two with outside the nation, it is virtually unprece­ Fear of war, the category listed Sam and Ruth Belkin. Established under the trolley substantially less expensive their planners and promoters origi­ San Diego-style simplified fare unit called the Council of Lebanon. groups and one with his domestic dented for any social issue to the most worrisome by 27 percent auspicies of Actor’s Equity Association in 1972. the than heavy rail — an important nally forecast. system. The council receives orders from policy council. appear at the top of the list,” of adults in 1985 and 23 percent in consideration in an era when munici­ Iran and distributes Iranian arms and .S,\u: IK)IUS; W(“(ln(\s(i,i\ I'rKliiy loam-ltpm; .Siturddy Coachlight has provided residents of the greater An even more critical analysis is When the modern trolley begins One adult in four and one Gallup said. 1987, was listed first by only 4 pal budgets are strained almost cash to the terrorist groups. In the ‘ )t II n - ; K)[ )m M< IIK1 x’sif TI < uki K k ‘ ,si( )T(' (Mily. Hartford area the. opportunity to experience offered by Professor Jose Gomez- operation, expected in late 1991, teen-ager in three has come to People are so disturbed, he percent in the new survey. everywhere. past, the terrorist operations were professional quality musical theatre without having Ibanez of Harvard University’s Baltimore will join 20 other cities in believe that drug, abuse is the said, that three-fourths of all Drug abuse was listed by 32 directed by Ali Akbar Mohtashami, to travel to New York City All of this is about to Credit for light rail’s renewed Kennedy School of Government, who the United States and Canada with country’s greatest problem, said teen-agers and nearly half of percent of teen-agers as the most an uncompromising hardliner who change. i popularity belongs to San Diego, studied three of North America’s what one local transit official des­ the poll released at the White adults are ready to volunteer to important problem facing the was the Iranian ambassador to Syria On July 14, 1989, the Belkins’ Coachlight Dinner which in 1981 opened the first new newest light systems, in San Diego, cribes as “ a quick and convenient way House on Monday. Six in 10 help in drug prevention pro­ country, ahead of fear of war, 14 Theatre opened its current Equity production of trolley line to be built anywhere in the Calgary and Edmonton. to get around” and is now minister of interior. teenagers believe it is the grea­ grams, education and treatment. percent; economic issues, 13 P r im e 's In the power struggle that followed “ They’re Playing Our Song.” On Aug. 13, the country during the last half of the 20th “ Other cities considering light rail test problem facing their “ A record number of Ameri­ percent; environment and pollu­ Robert Walters is a syndicated Khomeini’s death, Mohtashami lost C fS/iO ES Belkins closed the Equity show and (will) re-open century. should be skeptical of claims that (it) generation. cans cite the drug crisis as the tion, 7 percent; political issues, 6 columnist. out to the more moderate Rafsanjani. I'.i rn/ihiiut A Shoe Store Should He' “ They’re Playing Our Song’’ with non-professional, “ In times of crisis such as war, nation’s top problem, replacing percent; AIDS, 5 percent; crime, Though Mohtashami has now been non-union performers. The Belkins further plan to the public is willing to make great the ‘guns and butter’ issues of 3 percent; abortion, 2 percent; continue runqing their theatre with non­ squeezed out of the policy-making sacrifices to the public good,” international tensions and eco­ and alcohol abuse, 1 percent. • Manrh('si(‘rl’'cirka(k'» professional actors for the upcoming production of circle, he still has tremendous clout. The ‘media’ shames the ‘press’ So it remains to be seen whether the “ West Side Stqr^f” in September. terrorists will listen to Rafsanjani or At $35 per ticket, dinner theatre-goers should Mohtashami. realize that although the buffet may remain the be footage of Bloch and a KGB agent, the privacy of families and friends of Bush, meanwhile, has been using a Syrian artillery same, the show will have changed. With this in By Joseph Spear taken by some intelligence service. victims of murders, train wrecks and We're There for You at mind, your readers should be aware that the show cautious approach. In the interview, But it was a flat-out fake -- a airplane disasters. When you conduct he told us that he would use force to that has been recently reviewed is not the same We may never know whether Felix “ re-enactment,” the hype artists call ambush interviews and chase your show that will be running as of Aug. 16. rescue the hostages if he felt “ that the S. Bloch is a Soviet spy, but we can say it — and it was not labeled as such. quarry down the street. When you odds were reasonably good that they pounds Christians The current professional Equity cast of “ They’re with certainty that his little dog As a profound member of the stage or participate in trash television \yould be saved.” Manchester Playing Our Song’’ would like to take this Mephisto is a Scottish terrier of journalism profession. I find this shows and scream-ins that masque­ opportunity to thank their audiences of the past He also declared, “If the finger­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — ing Green Line, in the mountains extraordinary forebearance. What entire spectacle obnoxious — particu­ rade as journalism. And when you get month. You have supported us with applause and prints of state-sponsored terrorism Syrian troops pounded defense southeast of the capital and on the would you do if you had a pack of larly the television crews with their so desperate for pictures that you are found on hostage-taking, that lines around the country’s be­ northern flank of the Christian laughter. As union performei;s we feel it is our reporters, camerapersons, sound cameras and microphones stuck in doctor reality with “ re-enactments.” responsibility to keep our audiences informed. The state should be expected to pay a sieged Christian enclave with enclave. Community technicians and FBI agents recording Bloch’s face. What’s the purpose of The truth is. I ’m getting very tired price.” artillery and tank fire today in The spokesman, who cannot be standards so long appreciated at Coachlight Dinner your every move? this grotesque stakeout? What “ visu­ of explaining to outsiders that the Theatre may soon suffer. So, after the terrorists’ latest what police feared was a named in line with standing That’s the way it’s been for als” are they afraid of missing? Bloch “ media” and the “ press” are two I threats. Bush activated a 1985 contin­ softening-up barrage before a regulations, said the Syrians different things. Television “ news” The Cast of Mephisto since ABC News broke the breaking for the border? Handcuffs gency plan, for bombing terrorist major ground offensive. “ want to shatter Aoun’s forces College story that his master, a senior State being slapped on? Bloch finally losing has become show business. It is too strongholds in Lebanon’s Bekaa Val­ Sixteen people were kiled and and weaken their supply lines. “They’re Playing Our Song" Department diplomat, had been his cool and stomping a camera? often glitz and glamour, not serious ley. He also ordered the necessary 86 wounded, police said. They want Aoun to fight a war on filmed passing a briefcase to a known Hear this, boob tubers: Until the journalism. It’s pictures that count, military forces to assemble in the Police reported clashes be­ several fronts at the same time.” With instruction from clcdicatctl professors like Susan Gmoser, Linda Macklem, Soviet agent in Paris sometime last alleged spy is charged with some­ not the news. And the people who take Sylvian Ofiara! Anti with an entire faculty cominit- Mediterranean to implement the tween Syrian and Christian for­ The Syrian moves were “ an Susan Spain, David Gebel, spring. Dozens of journalists from thing, I can live without the pictures, the pictures and explain the pictures plan. ces in three provinces. Both sides apparent preparation for a new tetl to providing a challenging yet supptrrtivc Austin Murphy, Fred Barrows home and abroad immediately set up and I suspect others can, as well. get far more money and attention Meanwhile, his back-channel diplo­ battled with artillery in Beirut, attack on Aoun’s defenses” fol­ classroom environment that helps all students Douglass Fraser. Shelley Wald a “ stakeout” and have since followed And while I'm at it, hear this too: than they deserve. Exponentially so. macy got a reprieve for Cicippio. hitting residential neighborhoods lowing an abortive attempt to him — with FBI ta|l — to Manhattan, thanks to our Constitution, you have a What would I really like to see on achieve their potential. Teaching is our greatest Nevertheless, the White House delib­ in the eastern Christian and storm the Christians’ strategic suburban Chappaqua, N. Y., and back perfect right to act and look like damn “ Live at Five” tonight? I ’d like to see as.set at Manchester Community College. erately leaked word to the press that, western Moslem sectors. Souk el-Gharb strongpoint, 15 to Washington. fools. But you embarrass legitimate Mephisto get a grip on the leg of some had Cicippio been killed, the president The latest casualties raised the miles southeast of Beirut two If you’ve been out of school for a while and are I know nothing of Felix Bloch’s guilt journalists when you prostitute your­ handsome mediaperson doing a stan- would have ordered military retalia­ toll in the fighting that broke out days ago, he said. kxiking to improve your skills or earn a college or innocence. But this much I do selves for pictures — when you allow dup. They could back that one up and tion against terrorist targets. March 8 to at least 757 dead and degree to be competitive in the job market, consider know: as of this writing, he has not politicians, charlatans and yahoos to run it two or three times. The leak was intended to pressure 2,036 wounded. The mountaintop outpost, be­ 1 part-time, full-time, day or evening courses at MCC. been charged with anything. No stage their “ photo opportunities” Iran and Syria to keep the terrorists in The Syrians, outnumbering sieged by Moslem forces since indictments, no arrests, nothing. But without helping your audience separ­ line. Christian forces by two-to-one, 1983, controls a network of roads We offer transfer, career, certificate, and the reportorial troop follows him and ate the chicken salad from the chicken Joseph Spear is a syndicated were reported massing troops twisting through the mountains non-credit programs, with full-time or part-time feathers. When you cynically invade columnist. little Mephisto like a pack of hounds and Soviet-built T-72 tanks in the into the Christian heartland north schedules to fit your needs. after a fox. Outside help central mountains that form the of Beirut. What have we gotten for this On our recent trip to the Soviet eastern flank of the beleaguered Syrian gunners in Moslem west expensive exercise? Four direct Union, we met privately with inde­ enclave. Beirut, the Chouf mountains August Walk-In Registration: quotes from Bloch that I can find pendent members of the Supreme The action appeared to be southeast of the capital and in (again, as of this writing), one of Soviet. Mikhail Gorbachev has made seeking to stretch Christian Syrian-controlled north Lebanon which was “ life is unfair” — uttered no attempt to restrict their independ­ leader Gen. Michel Aoun’s forces, hammered Aoun’s defenses with □ Walk-in registration for credit courses is open after a New York television newswo- ence. They say they are free to who two days earlier repelled an 130mm howitzers and tanks. during August at the RegisUar’s Office in the man extricated herself from Mephis- challenge government policies. They attack on a mountain outpost Police said shells were falling Lowe Building: to’s leash. demand information and get it. For overlooking the capital. Monday and Tuesday, 9 a.in.-7 p.ni., We’ve also been treated to several the first time they have been told the The Moslem Voice of the Nation on Christian positions at a rate of descriptions of Bloch’s clothing, writ­ true size of the Red Army, the number radio meanwhile reported Israeli five a minute. Thursday, 9 a.ni.-4 p.m. ten in society-page prose. During one of secret police and the truth about the warplanes blasted targets shortly Two unidentified warplanes For a class schedule, call 647-6140. sighting in Chappaqua. The New York budget. But they are still worried after noon today near the south­ flew over the Christian perimeter Times informed us, he had on “ beige about maintaining their independ­ ern port of Sidon, but police had at high altitude, releasing scarlet corduroy slacks and a striped sport □ Walk-in registration for non-credit weeknight ence. They told us what they need is a no immediate confirmation. balloons to defect heat-seeking shirt.” While strolling the streets of courses, and credit weekend campus and support system in America. They The Syrians have about 40,000 missiles. But they drew no fire. D.C., according to. the Post, he wore believe that if they had a cheering troops in Lebanon under a 1976 off-campus courses is held until tlie suirt of “ blue blazer, gray slacks and rubber- A spokesman for Aoun’s com­ section here, (!lorbachev would be Arab League peacekeeping man­ individual classes at the Continuing Education soled shoes.” mand, who spoke on condition of reluctant to strip them of their date and have sided with a Office on the East Campus: There’s also been some behind-the- independence. Moslem government that rivals anonymity, said Christian ar­ Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m.-7 p.ni., SI 1919 by NEA. Inc scenes drama that speaks poorly of the Christian government headed tillery were targeting Syrian the media. When ABC broke the story by Aoun, who commands about troop concentrations in the cen­ Friday, 9 a.m.-noon. on July 21, it u.sed a piece of film tral mountains and the Druse "Hey, C'MON! Is going to Mars a great idea, 20,000 fighters. For a class schedule, call 647-60H7. depicting one figure exchanging a Moslem villages facing Souk or what?” Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta A police spokesman said fight­ briefcase with another. It appeared to are syndicated columnists. ing flared across Beirut’s divid­ el-Gharb. _ MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 15. 1989 10 fHaiirlirstrr 'Hrralii Section 2, Page 11 Actress Tuesday, Aug. 15, 1989 From page 1 SPORTS

; v . . Connecticut-based professional I wanted to be on the stage here, performers who are not union to do a full show.” members were hired as Aronson was bitten by the I replacements. theater bug just five years ago, Johnson Coachlight has been a profes­ when her dance teacher, Sheila sional Equity house since it was Fucci, invited her to audition for founded 17 years ago, said Belkin, the Manchester Gilbert & Sulli­ Jim M urray who owns the theater with her van Players’ production of The parents, Sam and Ruth Belkin, Pirates of Penzance. As a the founders. Manchester High School cheer­ powers “ We are very sorry that the leader, she said she had been too union and the theater had to part busy to audition of the school’s 'a company,” said Belkin last week. shows or singing ensembles. But “ The union has been hassling us she enjoyed the experience in H V S T s R for years about our housing, and “ Pirates” so much, she set her things finally came to a head. It’s sights on a stage career. Landry’s heir Moriarty most unfortunate.” After stints as a dental assist­ In a letter to the editor, ant, a camp counselor and a V Due to the heavy rain at the end of last week and published on page 8 of today’s day-care worker, Aronson finds over the weekend, the Greater Hartford Twilight Herald, the eight Actor’s Equity that goal still a valid one. “ This is isn’t trying to League Playoffs were delayed three days. cast members decry the use of the thing that makes me com­ Monday night, things finally got under way. “ non-professional actors” by the pletely happy,” she said on With Jeff Johnson slamming two home runs, Coachlight. Saturday. “ You can do the same emuiate coach defending Twilight League champion Moriarty But what seems unfortunate to show forever and it’s different Brothers pounded the Vernon Orioles, 10-1. at some can be a lucky break for everyday. And then there’s the “ Yond (cq) Cassius has a lean and hungry Moriarty Field. others. Aronson, 21, was one of fact that the audience is there and ♦ V look.. .Such men are dangerous.” — Shakespeare, Moriarty (18-13) will now face the Newington the eight performers called in to you hear the applause, which “ Julius Caesar.” Capitals, a 6-2 winner over D’Amato Construction, finish the run of the show, which is anyone could live on happily.” in second-round action tonight at 8 at Moriarty to continue through Sept. 17. But Aronson has already disco­ Across the desk from me sat the man who wasn’t Field. The tournament is double elimination. A transfer student from the vered that the life of an actress is Tom Landry. performing arts program at New not an easy or a glamourous one. He was kind of a disappointment. Johnson, who leads the Twilight League in home York University, Aronson had She has twice taken roles in I mean, he didn’t look like what you would expect runs, was a perfect 4-for-4 and drove in four runs. expected to spend this month professional summer stock com­ — a kind of furtive-looking guy who wouldn’t look Johnson also doubled twice. It was his third moving into her room at the panies, only to find that the small you in the eye. Who’d have this kind of shifty look two-homer outburst in a game this season. University of Connecticut and paychecks don’t really compen­ about him, shallow complexion, nervous tic in one Dave Bidwell spun a three-hitter to pick up the settling in for her senior year. sate for the discomfort. For eye, biting his nails a lot, mumbling his answers, win. He walked none and struck out five. Instead there have been dance example, she tells the tale of her looking at his watch. The kind of guy you’d expect "H e (Bidwell) pitched an excellent gam e,” MB’s rehearsals, . music rehearsals, role in “Camelot,” in a flobi- to be asked questions like, "A ll right. Joe, what did coach Gene Johnson said. publicity photo sessions and length wool gown and cape, you do with the baby?” more, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. standing under the lights in a This guy is the most unwanted guy in Texas. Moriarty jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first The pace was sometimes hectic poorly ventilated barn that had You’d think he came to blow up the Alamo, rob the inning, highiighted by a two-run blast off the bat of because the new cast had less been renovated into a theater. noon stage, sell whiskey to the Indians. Definitely a Johnson. Leading. 3-1, MB’s blew this one open with than two weeks to pull the show But for performers, working in guy in a black hat. Wyatt Earp would run him out of a five-run third. Five hits, including RBI-doublesby together, Aronson explained. The uncomfortable circumstances is town. Posses would be after him. Greg Turner. Johnson and Bill Chapulis accounted Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald previous cast went home Sunday, often considered preferable to not This is a guy who has done unspeakable things in for the runs. HOT JOB — A crew of workers repaves Union Court and their costumes were fitted to working at all. ‘"The fact that this coated the surface of the street despite the temperatures. the eyes of Texans. He comes into focus ike the the new cast members on Mon­ is not a very realistic career kind Chapulis was 3-for-4 with a homer and two RBIs. Monday in hot and humid weather. Workers meticulously dirty little coward who shot Mr. Howard and laid day. (There are no shows sche­ of scares me,” Aronson said. Ray Sullivan added two hits while Greg McKitriok Jesse James in his grave. The cocky kid who duled on Mondays and She is not alone in her concerns. also homered. MB’s hit four homers in the game. Tuesdays.) Her father, Donald P. Aronson, a stalked the legendary gunfighter and shot him Rob Hill homered for Vernon. Poland “ It’s been really exciting,” said veterinarian, was initially con­ when he wasn’t looking, the guy who got Wild Bill Aronson. “ The cast has really cerned about his daughter’s Hickok in the back during the card game. From page 1 pulled together quickly, because chosen career. “ But he’s used to You see, Tom Landry was the biggest hero on the everyone knew that we just had the idea now, the traveling, the range since Sam Houston or Davy Crockett, He was to.” uncertain income, and he’s one of as Texas as mesquite. He had this long prairie Yankees the consitutional rights of newly radically East bloc politics have Another Solidarity deputy, Solidarity. Although it’s her first onstage my biggest supporters,” Aronson squint in his eye, the dry way of talking of a guy elected Communist President changed. Henryk Wujec, called the prop­ Bentkowski said he favors role there, this is not Aronson’s said. whospent his life in a bunkhouse or saddle. Wojciech Jaruzelski to control Such events would not have osal of Malinowski “ an idiotic Solidarity’s concept for the next first professional appearance at In Dallas, indeed in most of the country, he came foreign policy and the armed been thinkable even a year ago. move.” In fact, last year when Aronson government. About one-third of Coachlight. Between semesters out in the public mind as a cross between Gary The Associated Press forces. Presumably. Solidarity Malinowski has not publicly If Solidarity would succeed in the Peasant Party legislators became discouraged and contem­ at college and seasons of summer plating giving up her theatrical Cooperand Marshall Dillon. He had all the blow one would nominate for the defense, replied to Kiszczak’s suggestion its push to win the prime openly lean toward Solidarity and theater, she has squeezed in time old-fashioned verities (C Q ). He was like the hero of WINNING FORM — Toronto pitcher the Red Sox. Gozzo, 23, tossed five interior and foreign ministries that he form the government. But minister’s post, it would be the aspirations, her father was disap­ want greater independence from to sing the nightclub-style “ pre­ the Saturday matinee. He’d order sarsaparilla in Mauro Gozzo,a native of Berlin, Ct., innings and picked up his second major only candidates acceptable to he already faces opposition from first non-communist government the communists. pointed. “ He said it had taken By Rick Gano show” there. During this 10- to him so long to get used to the idea the bar, then blow the gun out of he hand of the follows through on a pitch during action league win as the Blue Jays won, 4-2. The Associated Press Jaruzelski. Solidarity and from within his in the East bloc since the late In essence, the Peasant and 20-minute segment, singers do of me being on the stage, and now blackguard he saw trying to dry-gulch him in the Despite those assurances, the own party, among others. 1940’s. Democrat parties, once regarded Monday night at Fenway Park against solo numbers to warm up the MILW AUKEE — The last time the Milwaukee prospect of a Solidarity-led go­ The Democrats for instance Kiszczak, elected prime minis­ as little more than communist he was all set, so why wasn’t I? ” barroom mirror. audience for the show that’s to Brewers were a .500 club it was early in the season vernment has alarmed both the came down squarely in favor of ter on Aug. 2, said he would fronts, have been thrown into the But his daughter is back under Everybody loved Tom Landry. Everybody loved come. and little did they envison a nearly four-month communist Polish United Walesa’s proposal to form the contact Jaruzelski and ask him role of kingmakers because the spotlights, and looking for­ the Dallas Cowboys. Detractors liked to sneer that “ It’s a good professional expo­ climb just to back where they were. Workers Party and the Soviet government in a statement car­ "to draw proper conclusions from the catch phrase, (ital) Am erica’s team, (unital) Blue Jays continue to fly neither the Communist Party nor sure,” and it’s a good way to try to ward to doing “ The Apple Tree” was made-up PR hype but that wasn’t true. Every Well, they're back. At least for one day. Union, which has said it could be ried today by the state PA P news the situation.” Solidarity has an absolute major­ conquer your audience jitters,” with Hartford’s Producing Guild kid who had ever gone to a John Wayne movie like destabilizing both for Poland and agency. Faced with the difficulty of ity in parliament. Aronson said. “ But I always said in the spring. Reaching .500 wasn’t the big deal Monday night, Europe. “ We think that we should do winning a majority in parliament the idea of Landry’s Cowboys. but how the Brewers managed to get there was. Solidarity parliamentary everything to realize Lech Wale­ despite opposition from the Solid­ They were, like the prototype, fast, tough, smart, high over Fenway and Sox They rallied for three runs in the bottom of the ninth leader Bronislaw Geremek has sa’s proposal, which has broad arity caucus that makes up 35 dangerous — but fair. They Ht the image. They off New York relief ace Dave Righetti to beat the said the party also fears a support in Democratic Party percent of the chamber, the almost let you draw first. There was something sad By Dave O'Hara where," Toronto first baseman victory. Yankees 5-4. Solidarity-led government would circles,” said the secretariat of longtime interior minister about them. They were a gret team but they kept The Associated Press Fred McGriff said. “ Maybe it’s “ The kid pitched well again” The Brewers got big hits from Glenn Braggs, B J purge a large segment of the the party, historically allied to blamed Walesa’s proposal for losing to lucky bounces, unconscionable climatic because we play better against said Toronto Manager Cito Gas­ “ nomenklatura” — party func­ the Communist Party but show­ prolonging and complicating the Surhoff and Gus Polidor, all of whom have had their extremes. BOSTON — The Toronto Blue better teams.” ton. “ He throSA’s strikes and goes tionaries who hold tens of thou­ problem of forming a struggles at the plate this season. And they got a ing independence in recent But they were self-reliant, never complained. Jays moved into a new home in “ It’s just one of those things” right at the hitters. He got a little sands of government and man­ weeks. government. strong seven-inning, two-hit performance from Landry was better in defeat than any coach I have June. said Fernandez. “ Fenway Park tired and I wanted him to go out agement posts. It said Kiszczak’s resignation rookie Jeff Peterek in his major league debut. Walesa announced Aug. 7 that ever interviewed. He never hid or cursed. He was Now, with the AI. East title up just happens to be a park where on a good note” The nomination of Malinowski, from forming a communist-led ejles he wanted to form the Solidarity- the same in victory. He never gloated or moaned. for grabs, maybe they should try we play good” So now the Brewers are at .500 for the first time a non-communist but long allied government “ creates a new si­ Gozzo. a son of Italian immi­ led coalition. His representatives He got into five Super Bowls. He barely missed to .swap the SkyDome for Fenway “ We’ve had pretty good suc­ since April 28 when they were 10-10 and they’re still with the communists, was appar­ tuation — more favorable for AND grants, graduated from Berlin commenced talks Thursday with half a dozen more. Park cess here the last couple of games out of first in a division known for its ently the party’s effort to offer an continuing negotiations striving High School, a short hike from the the Peasant and Democratic \':kidding? Jimmy Mohnson doesn’t worry. a row at home.” his record went to 2-0 as David Yount and grounder by Greg Brock. Pinch-hitter th e Manchester Police somewhat,” the spokeswoman Walter Williams, of 147 Edgerton Wells threw two hitless innings oppose Boston’s Mike Smithson, Joey Meyer then worked Righetti for a walk and Department. Jimmy Johnson sleeps nights, like a baby. You get “ I wish I knew what the secret said. “ He’s probably got a long St., also was killed. Williams had 6-10. tonight. Surhoff. hitting .247, doubled into the corner. As the the feeling he expects to have Texas eating out of was. then we’d do it every­ and Henke wrapped up the In his lawsuit. Senkow is way to go because he was very lived in Manchester with his wife ball caromed around and past Luis Polonia. Filer .seeking reinstatement to his job his hand in no time. badly injured.” and three children since the IF YOU’RE 55 OR OLDER, lumbered home. He himself is as Texas as a branding iron. Port and back pay. but Rosenblatt said As well as injuring the boy, the summer of 1987. A memorial Mike Felder got an intentional walk and Polidor — today he’s not sure if Senkow still crash of the DC-10 killed his service was held for him Monday Aurthur born and bred, he spent his youth cleaning Unspectacular Nunn retains See YANKEES, page 13 wants to return to the job. mother, Brenda Feyh. The boy’s night at South United Methodist out the engine rooms of oil barges. He learned his The town was unable to fill father, her husband, Melvin Church in Manchester. (Story on 1HR0W IT OUT THE WINDOW. first football under a coach whose name was Senkow’s post after he left and Feyh, and the couple’s teen-age page 3.) Buckshot, which ought to tell you all you need to created a position with lower First Federal presents 20/20 Access CD, know about Johnson’s philosophy of the game: 1 middleweight championship qualifications, the director of the revolutionary CD exclusively for those 55 and older. Whip their butt and the score will follow. Neipsic finishes engineering services. Nobody ever called his University of Miami Our 20/20 Access CD is rewriting the CD rule book. That's because, if, for squads America’s team. They were more like the By Ed Schuyler MU)cns.m imiLwoRE whatever reason you should need extra money, it gives you the flexibility to Dade County ja il’s team. 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SoftbaU SCOREBOARD f ' .tx • ;i Stunned reaction to Berry suicide Monday’s Town Tournament results Fie said. "Nobody wants to believe Wednesday, Aug. 16 By Steve Gelssinger A DIVISION TOURNAMENT - Lathrop Insu­ win, lose & DRBW The Associated Press it.” she added. rance defeated Cummings Insurance. 10-7, at Baseball Today Valerie Berry found her husband’s Robertson Park. Kevin Busque. Wayne Ostrout and BasebaD SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The ap­ body at 9:45 a.m. PDT Monday in the Jim Deere led Lathrop with three hits apiece while Texas at Seattle (4:35 p.m. EDT). Nolon parent suicide of Sacramento Kings fam ily room of their new house in an Rvon (13-7) pitches for the Rangers against upper middle-class neighborhood. Ed Matt Kellie. Joe Casey, John Mahar and BobFerron •mEYRE COniNS Scott Bonkheod (11-4). Rvon come within two forward Ricky Berry left his stunned chipped in two apiece. Dan Blanchette homered and American League standings outs ot his sixth career no^lltter lost Fridav teammates and friends wondering Close, a spokesman for the Sacra­ doubled in defeat while Steve Manning and Sean when Detroit's Dove Bergmonslngled. why. mento County sheriff’s department, ANPUAKiNG7t)Xic Slots Fitzgerald also collected two hits apiece. The loss East Division Kings official Greg Van Dusen, said. The gun and a note were found at KINGS Pittsburgh's Doug Drabek (10-9) has eliminates Cummings from the double elimination W L OB allowed three eorned runs or less In 21 ot his 25 taking over during a news conference the scene. Baltimore 61 56 WA$rtiNlt)T«EI«VEIf?. tourney. Milwaukee starts this season ... Baltimore's Crolg when Coach Jerry Reynolds was Berry had argued with his wife on 60 60 Worthington leods oil rookie with <0 RBIs ... Toronto 59 59 H&N Contractors came up with two runs in the m W V S . THERE’S Frank White hod three hits Mondov, giving overcome by emotion, said Reynolds Sunday and she spent the night Boston 57 59 hlmocareertotalot1,925ondputtlnghlmthlrd 10th inning and pulled out a 5-4 win over Coach’s Cleveland 57 61 "had no indication that Ricky was in elsewhere, sh e riff’s Sgt. Jim W hitwell NoTUiMsUkETUE on Kansos City's oll-time list ahead ot Hoi Corner. The loss eliminates Coach’s Corner. Randy New York 55 63 any way considering something of this said. Detroit McRae. Lanzano. Lionel Lessard and Dave Demaio had two 43 75 ^ great iNPOORS. Slrtoks nature.” There was no immediate indication West Division Montreol's Dennis Martinez (12-31 lost his hits apiece for the winners. Brian D ’Allasandro and W L GB second straight start otter winning 11 "We had no indication that he had when Berry died, but neighbor John Oakland 71 47 Jon Dubois had three hits apiece for CC while Brian California consecutive decisions ... John Smoltz ot any form of depression or anything Murray said visitors’ cars were 69 48 .590 1*/2 Atlanta has lost five straight decisions since Kansas City 64 S3 .547 6«/j parked at the house until about 11:30 Moran added two. theAll-Storbreok. like that. He had excellent relations Texas 61 55 .526 9 B DIVISION ’TOURNAMENT - Glenn II scored a Minnesota Swings with the coaching staff, his team­ p.m. Sunday. Authorities discounted 59 59 .500 12 The Detroit Tigers lost their 75th gome run in the eighth inningand nipped nipped Main Seattle 56 61 .479 U'/7 Monday n Ight, one more thonoll of lost season mates and the entire organization," an early report by a neighbor of a Chicago PREP BEHEMOTH — Chris Perry, right, 51 67 .432 20 ... Milwaukee's <5us Polldor Is hitting .200 gunshot at about 9:30 a m. Monday. Pub/MMH. 7-6, at Fitzgerald Field. Peter Fouche Monday's Games said Van Dusen, vice president of the knocked in the winning run .for Glenn II while Bill Toronto4, Boston2 overall, but .429 with runners In scoring a 6-10, 413-pound tackle for the Kings’ sports arena. The Berrys had lived in the house Baltimore 4, Detroit 1,10lnning$ position. Covington (La.) High School football about three weeks and were still Finnegan. Scott Campbell, Bob Kilpatrick and Mllwoukee5, New York 4 Investigators said Monday that the Don Mottlnglvof the New York Yonkeeshos settling into the neighborhood of large Peter Garman contributed two hits apiece. Dean Chlcago4, KansosCltv3 been Intentionally walked 13tlmesthlsseoson. team, towers over his younger 6-3 24-year-old forward, the Kings’ top Gustafson had three hits in defeat while DaveLau- Minnesota 6. Californio 3 draft pick last year, shot himself in custom-built, single-story houses, Onivoomes scheduled brother Adam. Perry says teammates zon. Curt Ledoyt, Tim Lauzonand Jeff Long had two Slumps the head and died at his suburban surrounded by neat yards and curving Tuesday's Games Jack Morris Is 2-10 and has not won since nicknamed him Zuke, a son of Godzuke, each. The loss eliminates Main Pub/MMH. Toronto (Stieb 11*7) ot Boston (Smithson MOV 12. Morris struck out eight ogalnst home following an argument with his streets. 6-10).(n) Awesome Audio trailed four runs in the seventh to Baltimore to move Into second place on the son of Godzilla. wife. Berry’s father. Bill, who coached Baltimore (MllackI 6-10) ot Detroit (Alex- // club's oll-time strikeout list with 1,774, 903 top Mancheter Pizza, 9-8. The loss eliminates MP. onder5-13).(n) behind Mickey Lollch, Van Dusen, reading from Reynolds’ his son in college and is now a Kings Kansas City (Lelbrondt 5-10) at Chlcogo Bill Hill led the winners with three hits while Rich (Rosenberg 3-8). (n) Starters prepared notes, said Berry “had scout, and Bill Russell, Kings vice Conway and Dave Edwards added two each. For New York (Parker 3-21 at MHvwukee Rookie Dove Johnson, the only Baltimore great security as a King and in fact president and former coach, arrived (Hlguera8-4),(n) pitcher to throw consecutive complete gomes at the player’s home shortly before MP, Kevin Morse had three hits while Mike Arace, Cleveland (Nlchols3-1)atOokland(S.Davis Brewers 5. Yankees 4 New England 0 1 0 .000 17 20 this season, wosnomed AL Plover of the Week SPORTS held tremendous promise as a poten­ Keith Lindstrom. Don Greenwood and Ted Clifford 12-5).(n) Cardinals 7. Braves 4 N.Y. Jets 0 1 0 .000 27 28 on Mondov. Helsthetirstrooklepitchertowin tial superstar. Ricky had all the tools the body was removed by the Texas (Hough 7-11) at Seattle (Holmon4-5), Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 26 55 the honor since Boston's Al Nipper In 1985. added two hits apiece. (n) NEW YORK MILW AUKEE Control physically and he was a very coroner’s office. Bill Berry received First Gome Onclnnotl 1 0 0 1.000 24 20 C DIVISION TOURNAMENT - Nassiff Sports Minnesota (Dyer 1-2) ot Collfornlo (C.Rn- ab rh bl cri) r h bl ATLANTA STLOUIS determined player.” word of the suicide while meeting with Iey13-8).(n) Sox 2b 5 2 2 0 Molltor 3b 4 0 0 0 Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 38 41 IN BRIEF ab r h bl Ob r h bl beat Gold’s Gym, 12-4, at Pagani Field. The loss Tollesn 3b Houston 0 1 0 .000 23 41 During the news conference, Rey­ Kings officials. Wednesdoy's Gomes 4 0 0 0 Gantnr 2b 3 10 0 OMcDII cf 5 0 10 Colemon If 3 2 2 0 New York at Milwaukee Mtngly 1b 3 1 1 1 Broggs If 4 2 2 0 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 14 21 “We are profoundly shocked and eliminates Gold’s Gym. Tim Wisnieski, Mark Blouser 3b 4 1 1 0 OSmIth ss 3 10 0 West nolds began with, “Really, the only Minnesota ot Collfornlo Phelps dh 2 0 0 0 Yount cf 3 0 11 LSmlth If 4 1 1 0 Lappen and Dave Bonham led Nassiff with three Lawton pr MThmp ct 4 13 3 Denver 1 0 0 1.000 17 13 Bolton holds soccer tryouts thing I’ve got to say is, my prayers,” saddened at the tragic ending of the TexasatSeottle 0 0 0 0 Brock 1b 4 0 12 DMrphy rf 3 0 0 0 Guerrer lb 4 0 0 1 MHall ph 0 0 0 1 Francn dh 3 0 0 0 Seattle 1 0 0 1.000 16 10 Golf hits apiece while Mike Robinson and Paul Tyler Torontoot Boston, (n) Evens 1b 4 0 2 2 Ojlsnbry p 0 0 0 0 but was unable to continue and left the life of Ricky Berry,” Kings managing Borfleld rt 2 0 0 0 Meyer ph 0 0 0 0 Konsos CItv 0 1 0 .000 13 23 Boltimpreot Detroit, (n) Thomos ss 4 0 0 0 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 BOLTON — Soccer practices and tryouts for general partner Gregg Lukenbill said. chipped in two each. Bill Daly had three for Gold’s KonsosCItyotChlcago.tn) Slought c 4 0 12 Flier pr 0 10 0 L.A. Roiders 0 1 0 .000 7 37 room. JDavIs c 3 0 10 Pnditn 3b 4 0 0 0 San Diego 0 1 0 .000 3 20 boys and girls at Bolton High School will begin while Glenn Koehler and Mike Bezzini collected two ClevelondotOaklorKt. (n) Polonlo If 4 0 0 0 Surhoft c 4 111 Wthrbv ph Kings spokeswoman Julie Fie said "Ricky was a kind, thoughtful, The Associated Press Espnoz ss 4 0 0 0 Felder rf 10 0 0 Oauend 2b 3 0 11 3 0 0 0 Romero 2b 3 12 1 Morris rt 3 1 1 0 Tallwood on Saturday, Aug. 26, Girls will practice sensitive, caring and soft-spoken each. Kelly cf 3 1 1 0 Spiers ss 2 0 0 0 NATIONALCONFERENCE Berry was active in community Tredwy oh 1110 TPeno c 3 1 1 0 Eost . . Frank N. Sullivan of South Wlndsoroced according to the following dates and times — A KING IS DEAD — A saiddened Jerry Reynolds, coach of the Bidwell Spirit Shoppe beat Cox Cable. 13-4. The National League standings Vaughn ph 10 0 0 Srr>olt7 p 10 0 0 affairs, including charity camps to young man who was spirited and Polldor ss 10 11 Mogrone p 3 1 1 1 W L T Pet. P F PA the 145-vord, sixth holt on Saturday. Others Berroo ph 10 0 0 LIndmn lb Aug. 26- 10a.m. to noon; Aug. 28 & 29-3; 30 p.m. Sacramento Kings of the NBA, is unable to continue at a news loss eliminates Cox Cable. Steve Stratton, A1 Totals 31 4 5 4 Totals 32 S 6 5 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 2 0 0 1.000 40 30 In his loursome were Tony Judenis, Sam teach disadvantaged children about talented as an athlete. Our thoughts Eost Division Elchhm p 0 0 0 0 Woshlngton 2 0 0 1.000 52 20 Soplenzo and Paul Peoples. to 5:30 p.m.; Aug. 30. Aug. 31 & Sept. 1- 2:30 conference after it was announced that their forward Ricky Horvith, Mark St. Jean and Bob Wilson collected Gregg ph basketball. and our prayers are both with Ricky w L Pet. OB New York 100 000 030—4 10 0 0 Dollas 1 0 0 1.(XX) 20 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. two hits each for the winners. Cox had seven hits for Chicopo 68 50 .576 — Totals 35 4 9 3 Totals 30 7 9 6 20 17 LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Gross-Ston Other players phoning the Kings’ and with his family in this time of Berry had shot and killed himself Monday morning at his AAllwaukee 101 000 003—5 N.Y. Giants 1 0 0 1.000 Boys will practice according to the following the team. Montreal 65 S3 .551 3 Two outs when winning run scored Phoenix 0 1 0 .000 10 16 Domlon 70, John Yetlshefskv 74. Net- Ted office about the news were shocked. grief.” suburban home in Sacramento. New York 64 S3 .547 3'/7 E —Tolleson. DP—New York 1. LOB— Atlonto 001 100 011—4 Central Blosko 47. Ed Stone 48, Dick Oesnovers 71, dates and tim es — Aug. 26- 8 a m. to 10 a.m. &3 St. Louis 6? 55 .530 5'/? New York 7, Milwaukee 5, 2B—Yount, StLOUiS 005 010 lOx—7 Chlcogo 1.000 28 20 Paul Kenneson 72, Norm Dolgnault 72. B Pittsburgh SO 67 .477 17'/j Mattingly. Broggs, Surhoff. SB—Sox (35). E—JDavls, OSmIth. DP—Atlanta 1. Green Bay 1.000 28 77 Gross- Jim Bourn 80, Walt Cormier 85. Net- p.m. loSp.m.; Aug, 27-3p,m.to5p.m.: Aug.28 Phllodelohio 47 70 .40? 20'/? Broggs (13), Lowton (1), S—Tolleson. LOP—Atlanto 8. StLouls 2. 2B—LSmlth. Minnesota 1.000 23 13 Tom Provencal 44, Bob Lewis 49, Carl & 29-3; 30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Aug. 30, Aug. 31 te >ivislon SF—MHoll. Colemon, OMcDowell. HR—Romero (1). Tompo Bay 1.000 41 23 MIkolowskv 49, Howard Lotimer 71, Norm SB—M T hom pson (20). S—Colerr>on. Sept. 1- 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.ni. Summer Little League W L Pet. GB IP H R ER BB SO Detroit .000 24 25 Mowdslev72,JlmRltchle73, BernleOuesnel Douglas next Son Francisco 67 51 .566 — New York Smoltz. 73, Pete Wrobel 75. C Gross- RIchord Completed medical consent forms must be N u n n IP H R ER BB SO Houston 64 54 .54? 3 Howkins 7 3 2 2 2 2 L.A. Roms 29 30 Huckenbeck91, Jim Woodcock92. Net-Bob handed in before students are allowed to San Diego 59 59 500 8 Rlghettl L.2-4 1 2-3 3 3 3 2 0 Atlonto Son Francisco SO 23 MMIette 45, B riar Guerette 49, Harold From page 11 Monday’s result Onclnnotl 56 61 .479 10'/? AAllwaukee Smoltz L.11-11 6 7 6 6 2 5 Atlanta 17 23 Grleslng49, John Crowlev 73. practice. Forms may be attained in the Main Los Angeles 56 62 .475 11 Peterek 7 2 2 2 3 4 Elchhorn 2 2 110 0 New Orleons 7 31 Atlanta 48 71 .403 19'/? StLouls Office at the high school between 8 a m. and 3 for T y s o n M anchester No. 2 defeated M anchester No. 1.9-6, Crim 2-3 2 2 2 2 0 TWO MAN EXCLUDE PAR FIVE'S — Monday’s Games Mogrone W,15-7 8 6 3 3 3 6 Gross- Ron Jeroszko-Chic Gagnn SO, John p.m. daily. Fosses W.2-2 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 CXilsnbry 2-3 2 1 0 0 1 Frktav, Aug. II . . It was how Nunn won that upset Leonard and Duran will stage a said. "T h a t’s all I can say. at Leber Field. The game was called after five Pittsburgh 6, Montreal 1 Peterek pitched to 1 better In the 8th. Seattle 14, Phoenix 10, OT Yetlshetskv-Ed Slone 51, Stan Domlon- Worrell S.17 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 innings due to darkness. Mike Lurate pitched well St. Louis 7. Atlonto 4, 1st gome BK—Fosses 2. P^B—Surhoff. Saturday, Aug. 12 . Steve McCusker 51. Net- Tim Hogon-Norm Arum. The victory wasworkman- long-awaited rubber match on "Let’s do if again,” Barkley St. Louis 5, Atlanta 2, 2nd pome WP—Smoltz BK—Smoltz. Dolgnault, Paul Kenneson-JIm Allen43,Ted NEW YORK (AP) — James "Buster” Douglas, Ui7X)lres—Home. McCoy; First. Reed; Umpires—Home, Davidson; First, Bo­ Green Bov 28, New York Jets 27 like. but unspectacular. Dec. 7 at Las Vegas, but Steward said to Nunn. for the winners while Heath Silvercloud, Mark Only games scheduled Second, Johnson; Third. Phillips New York Giants 20, New Englond 17 Blosko-Sol Russo 43, Jim Bourn-Tom Disqualification costs race who fought in lackluster fashion on the undercard Tuesdoy's Games T—2:43. A—22,829 nin; Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Pulll. Provencal 43, Earl Norsworthy-Brlon "People who go to boxing said before the fight that Hearns "I’m ready for that if you are. Barbato and Lurate hit well. Mike Young and Jeff T—2:35. Tompo Bov 41, Houston 2) the last time Mike Tyson defended the heavyweight Chicago (Moddux 14-8) at Cincinnotl Phllodelphlo 23, Atlanta 17 Guerette 45, Charlie WInker-Don King 45, SARATOGA SPRINGS. N.Y. (AP) - Glow­ matches are no different that was interested in fighting Nunn, Iran.” Nunn said. Cashman played well in the field. For Manchester (Mohler 9-11). 7:35 p.m. Cleveland 25, Detroit 24 Bill Colhoun-Kevln Osborne 45, Bob Lewls- championship, may be Tyson’s next opponent No. 1, Richard Parker. Kevin Schwabe and Dave San Francisco (Droveckv 1-0) ot Mon­ Washington 21, Pittsburgh 14 Bruce Maynard 44, LeeKupIdero-BIII Dowd ing Honor, 115 and Jerry Bailey, was placed people who go to any other possibly next spring. The boxers definitely were in treal (B.Smith 9-6), 7:35 pm. Twins 6. Angels 3 Monday’s homers "Nothing has been signed yet. but it looks that Bottaro all pitched well while Eric Daring, Robert Indianapolis 31, New Orleans 7 44. first Monday by disqualification in the $127,000 entertainment. They want to be ”I think before Michael Nunn the minority in wanting a Son Olepo (Whitson 14-8) at New York Minnesota 23, Kansas CItv 13 way, that Douglas is the guy.” Al Braverman, a Daring. Mike Johnson and Pat Bell hit well. Jeff (Fernonde? 9-3). 7:35 pm O nver 17, Los Angeles Roms 13 TWO MAN BEST BALL — (18 holes) Diana Handicap for fillies and mares 3-and-up entertained.” Arum said. "He can be mentioned in the same rem atch. Los Angeles (R.Martinet 3-1) ot Phlla- MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA AmerlconLeogue spokesman for promoter Don King, said Monday. ab r h bl Ob r h bi Jefferson (2), Worthington (12), Orioles; Son Fronclsco 37, Los Angeles Raiders gross- Stan Domlon-Tonv Steullet 70. Nef- at Saratoga. won technically, but who gives a breath as Hearns. Leonard and The 26-year-old Nunn had much Meacham. Chris Duffy and Peter Carlson played delphlo (Cook 5-5). 7:35 pm Woll Komlnskl-Corl MIkolowskv 44. (9 King was expected to hold a news conference today, well in the field. Atlonto (Lllllaulst 7-6) ot St. Louis (De­ Newmn ss 5 1 3 1 DWhite ct 5 12 0 Posauo( 10). White Sox; Wooing (111-Anlonio Nunez). a 32-1 longshol d a m n " Duran, he has to re ally go back to faster hands and quicker feet Gladden If 5 1 2 0 Dwnng dh 5 12 1 Mulllniks (2). Blue Joys. Sunday's Games holes) gross- Roy Bell-JIm Bidwell, Mike Braverman said. Leon 11-11). 8:35 pm Dallos 20, Son Diego 3 Dovls-Ron Bdslle. Net- Dave Bromlev- and the original first fini.sher, was dropped to Pittsburgh (Reed 0-3) at Houston (Scott Puckett cf 5 0 1 1 Roy 2b 5 0 10 ”I beat him more easily than basics,” Steward saicl than the 29-year old challenger. Bush lb 4 1 2 1 Joyner 1b 5 0 10 Notional Leogue Cincinnati 24, Buffalo » Norm Mowdslev 28, F.N. Sulllvon-Tonv Tyson is 37-0 with 33 knockouts. His last fight was 17-6). 8:35 p.m Monday's (Some Judenis 28, Sol Russo-Chlc Seobeck31, Jim second by the stewards after hearing out and Thomas Hearns or Roberto Du­ Leonard felt that Nunn might But while he often controled the Wednesdoy’s Gomes Larkin ph 1 0 0 0 CDovis If 3 0 11 Bor>ds (15), PIrotes; Romero (1), Broves. July 21, when he knocked out Carl "The Truth” Hrbek lb 0 0 0 0 Armos rt 3 1 1 0 Olcogo 28, Miami 20 Autmon-BobGouIdJI. impeding Glowing Honor during the stretch be too concerned with being pace, Nunn never established Son Francisco at Montreal, 7:05 p m. Saturday's Games W illiam s in 93 seconds. Douglas, 28-4-1, outpointed ran.” Nunn said. Chlcogo ot Cincinnotl, 7:35 pm. GoettI 3b 4 1 1 0 Parrish c 4 0 3 0 run. overhadowed by Leonard. Duran dominance as he mixed boxing Dwyer dh Indianapolis at Green Bov, 2 pm. TWOMANLOW-WORSTBALL— Gross- Son Diego at New York, 7:35 p.m. 3 1 1 0 Rose 3b 3 0 0 0 Ston Domlon-Tonv Steullet 78, Worren Oliver McCall the same night. Actually. Hearns lost to Bark­ Harper c 4 0 2 1 Howell 3b 10 11 American League leaders Atlanto ot Tompo Bov, 7 p.m. The stewards’ decision was booed derisively and Hearns and punching. Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m Son Diego at Chicago 7 p.m. Demortln-MIke KomlnskI 40, Ron Boslle- Tyson’s estranged manager. Bill Cayton. said he ley. getting stopped in the third IN BRIEF Pittsburgh ot Houston, 8:35 p.m Moses rt 4 0 1 2 KAndrs ss 4 0 10 Mlke Davis 40. Net-Wolt Komlnskl-Corl by some track patrons who viewed the replay Barkley, who at 160 weighed Bckmn 2b 3 1 1 By The Assectated Press Cincinnotl at Detroit, 7:» p.m. had not received any contract papers concerning round and losing the World “He’s a talented champion.” Atlanta at St Louis. 8:35 pm Pittsburgh ot Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. MIkolowskv 82, John Guord-Ted Blosko 34, on T V m onitors. one pound more than the cham­ Gagne ss 1 0 1 BATTING (333 ot bets)—Puckett, Minne­ F.N. Sulllvon-Tonv Judenis 34, Dove the fight but he has approved either Douglas or Leonard said, “but he’s lost Totals 39 6 15 Totals 38 3 13 3 sota. .341; Boggs, Boston, .337; ADavIs, New Orleons at Buffalo, 7:X p.m. Laugh and Be Merry (Il2-Chri.‘i Antley) was Boxing Council title on June 6. MHS fall sports schedules Miami vs. Houston at Jacksonville, 7:30 Eromlev-Norm Mowdslev 37, Dove pion, kept applying pressure and American League results Seattle, .336; Lanstord, Oakland, .333; Bergstrom-Frank Glontonlo 37, Dick former champion Michael Dokes as Tyson’s next 1988. Duran took the WBC title perspective.” Minnesota 200 102 100—6 Yount, Mllwoukee, .328. p.m. third, another IVz lengths back. started getting to Nunn in the late Manchester High School has announced its Dallas at Los Angeles Raiders, 9 p.m. Desnoyers-Pronk Woltvno 38, Bob (3ould- opponent. from Duran on a 12-round split Nunn, who had scored 23 CalHomlo 100 000 110-3 RUNS—RHenderson, Oakland, 66; Jlm Aufmon 38, Paul Kenneson-JIm Allen Glowing Honor’s victory was her second rounds. E—CDavis DP—Minnesota 2. Colltornlal, Sierra, Texos, 76; Boggs, Boston, 74; Seattle vs. New England at St. Louis, 9 ”I have no problems with either Dokes or decision in an exciting match last knockouts in his first 33 fights, fall sports practice times. The dates and times Orioles 4. Tigers 1 p.m. 39, Sol Russo-Chlc Seobeck 39, Steve straight in the Diana. She covered 1 l-8mileson Nunn’s movment and quick LOB —Minnesota 7, California 10, 2B— McGrItf. Toronto, 74; Yount, Milwaukee, 74. Cossono-DIck Vizard 39. Douglas,” Cayton said. ‘Tve given approval for Feb 24. including an 88-second victory are as follows: girls’ soccer- Aug. 26, 8 a m.; Glodden, Bockmon, DWhite, Howell. SB— Denver at Son Francisco, 9 p.m. the good Inner Turf Cour.se in 1: 50 1-5 to record punching inside didn’t really BALTIMORE DETROIT Gogne (9) RBI—Slerro. Texas, 85; Fronco, Texas, 84; Sunday's Gomes both, but I thought Dokes was going to be first over Sumbu Kalamby in his girls’ cross country- Aug. 26. 8:30 a.m.; girls’ New York Jets vs. Philadelphia at her second win in three starts this year. Watching Nunn boost his re­ impress the judges. Ob r h bi Ob r h bi IP H R ER BB SO Mottlf^gly. New York. 61; Yount. Milwaukee, sometime in October.” previous defense, entered the volleyball- Aug. 28, 1:30 p.m.; girls’ Deverex cf 4 0 0 0 Pettis ct 4 12 0 Minnesota 80; Co rter,Cleveland, 78. Raleigh, N.C., 8 p.m. She earned $76,200 for Rokeby Stables and cord to 34-0 were Duran, who Keith McDonald had Barkley New York Giants at Kansas CItv, 6 Cayton must approve all opponents for Tyson, ring as a 6‘A>-1 favorite. swimming- Aug. 28, 6 p.m.; football condition­ Jettersn rt 4 111 Bergmn lb 4 0 0 0 AAndeson W.14-9 7 2-3 10 2 2 1 4 HITS—Puckett, Minnesota, 160; Sax, returned $9, $6.80 and $5.40. Wooing paid $23.00 boxed a three-round exhibition leading by one point going into the CRIpkn ss 4 0 0 0 Whltokr 2b 3 0 0 1 Berenguer 1-321110 New York. 154; Boggs, Boston. 149; p.m. who has three fights remaining on a $26 5 million ing week- Aug. 21, 6 p.m.; regular practice- 10 0 0 Reardon S-22 1 1 0 0 0 0 and $9.80 and Laugh and Be Merry was $7.80. before an estimated crowd of One person who didn’t appear final round, but gave that round to Sheets dh 4 1 1 0 Lynn If Yount, Milwaukee. 149; Slerro, Texas,143. Transactions deal with Home Box Office. Cayton said HBO has Aug. 26,8 a.m.: boys’soccer-contact coach Bill Million lb 4 0 0 0 GWard If 3 0 10 Callfomk) 6,500; Leonard, who was a disenchanted with the match was Nunn for a 114-114 score. Orsulok If 2 10 0 Nokes dh 2 0 0 0 McCosklll L.12-7 6 10 6 5 1 1 DOUBLES— Boggs, Boston, 38; Puckett, Bears 28, Dolphins, 20 approved Douglas and Dokes as potential McCarthy; boys’ cross country- contact coach 2 0 0 0 Minton 2 2-3 5 0 0 0 2 Minnesota, 37; Reed, Boston, 33; Yount, commentator for HBO television, Barkley. Glen Hamada scored it 115-113 Wthgtn 3b 4 1 1 3 TJones dh Rookie wins award opponents. George Suitor. Melvin c 4 0 10 Stronge 3b 4 0 10 McClure 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee, 31; Bell, Toronto, 30; Mat­ American League and Emanuel Steward, who man­ “ Mike fought a great fight and I and Art Luri scored it 116-113. BRIpkn 2b 4 0 10 Heoth c 3 0 0 0 McCosklll pitched to 1 better In the 7th. tingly. New York, 30. Oilcogo 7.14 0 7—28 BOSTON RED SOX—Activated Mike Douglas’ manager. John Johnson, said the fight Parents’ Night for all MHS athletes will be KWIIms rf 4 0 0 0 PB—Porrlsh TRIPLES— DWhite, California, 11; PBrad- Miami . 0 0 6 14—20 Greenwell, outfielder, from the IM oy dls- NEW YORK (AP) — Baltimore rookie Dave ages and trains Hearns. fought a great fight,” Barkley both for Nunn. F in t Ouorter . . with Tyson is set. Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. in the MHS gymnasium. Brum I v ss 4 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, McKean; First. tey, Boltimore, 10; Sierra, Texas, 10; obled list. Optioned Carlos Oulntana, out­ Johnson, the only Oriole to pitch consecutive Totals 34 4 5 4 Totals 34 1 4 1 Kaiser; Second, Young; Third, Joyce. Boggs, Boston,7; Yount. Milwaukee,?. O il—Anderson 11 poss from Tomezok fielder, to Pawtucket of the International "We have agreed to the terms and the conditions T—2:52. A—26,542. (Butler kick), 9:36. Second Ouorter League. complete games this season, was nqmed for the fight,” Johnson, who met with King in Baltimore 000 100 000 HOME RUNS—McGrIff, Toronto, 31; Chi—Gentry 28 pass from Tomezok ' FOOTBALL American League Player of the Week on Whalers announce TV slate Detroit 100 000 000 (^1 Carter, Cleveland, 25; Deer, Mllvraukee, 25; (Butler kick), 1:32. Notional Football League Orwell. Ohio, over the weekend, told the Columbus DP—Detroit 1, LOB— Boltimore 2. Detroit National League results Whitaker, Detroit,25; BJackson, KonsasCIty, Chi—Green 2 run (Butler kick), 13:51. ATLANTA FALCONS— Signed Gary Wil­ Monday, Third Ouorter . . Dispatch. "The contract should be signed within 48 Y a n k e e s 5. 2B—GWard. HR—Jefferson (2).Wor 23. kins, tight end. Johnson, a 29-year-old Baltimore native, SportsChannel New England and WHCT-TV thington (12). SB—Pettis (32). STOLEN BASES—RHenderson, Oak- Mlo— Schwedes 13 pass from Stoudt DENVER BRONCOS—Waived Dennis hours.” (kick tolled), 7:16. Fourth Ouorter Woodberry, comerbock signed as a free agent last November after From page 11 Channel 18 will televiseall 80Hartford Whalers IP H R ER BB SO Pirates 6. Expos 1 lend, 53; Espy, Texos, 37; Sox. New "I’m ready for it,” Douglas said. "Ever since Boittmore York, 35; DWhite, California, 32; Pettis, Chi—Bero 5 run (Butler kick), 1:23. GREEN BAY PACKERS—Traded Dar­ being released by Pittsburgh. Last week, he regular season games during the 1989-90 Holton 3 Detroit, 32. Mlo—A. Brown 20 pass from Stoudt ryl Holey, offensive lineman, to the May of 1987 I’ve been wanting it. It has been a long PITTSBURGH MONTREAL (Sloyanovlch kick), 4:59. Gevelond Browns for an undisclosed con­ allowed 14 hits and two earned runs in 18 season. SportsChannel will carry 56 of the Thurmond 3 PITCHING (10 decisions)—Blyleven, time coming, but it’s here.” Schmidt W.9-12 3 ab rh bl ab r h bl Collfornlo, 12-2, A57, 2.36; Swindell, Mlo—White 9 POSS from Secules (Stoya- ditional draft choice. innings during victories over Minnesota and games while Channel 18 w ill carry the other 24. Olson S.ie 1 Bonds If 5 11 1 DMrtnz ct 4 0 0 0 Cleveland, 13-3, .613, 2.69; Gordon. Kansos novich kick), 8:30. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Activated "We have given Don King an October date for a who is hitting .200 but .429 with runners in scoring mobbed by his teammates. He didn’t enter the game 0 DGarcl 2b 4 0 10 A—51,065 Boston He struck out six and walked six. Detroit Bell ss 4 12 Oty, 14-4, .778, 2.84; Williamson, Baltimore, Mary Cook, tight end, from the physically Tyson fight and we assume that it will be against position — singled past third to score Surhoff. until the ninth inning. JMorrIs L.2-10 10 5 4 4 2 VanSlyk ct 5 0 2 0 Galarrg 1b 3 0 10 9-3, .750,2.93; Bonkheod, Seattle, 11-4, .733,3.34. unable to perform list. Johnson is the third rookie to win the award Thurmond pitched to 2 betters In the Bonilla 3b 5 12 1 Raines If 4 0 10 ChlMlomiCh NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed Terry Kl- Dokes,” Bob Greenway, HBO’s vice president of "The pitch to Surhoff was a fastball. I tried to get "When I got men on base. I try to make contact Soccer Club sets tryouts Rrst Downs 23 21 this .vear, joining Seattle’s Ken Griffey Jr. and 7th. GWIIson rt 5 0 2 1 Brooks rt 4 0 0 0 STRIKEOUTS—Ryan, Texos, 211; Cle- nard, sotety, to a three-year contract, sports programming, said. it outside and unfortunately it was something he and when you do that something can happen like LVIllere c 4 12 0 Wollach 3b 4 1 1 0 nriens, Boston, 158; VIolo, Minnesota, 138; Rushes-Yards 38-197 14^ and Brian Wlllloms, offensive lineman. Toronto’s Junior Felix. He is the first rookie The Manchester Soccer Club will hold Redus 1b 4 11 0 ntzgerld c 4 0 10 Boslo, Milwaukee, 136; CFInley, California, Possing 221 305 Placed Mike Hooten, linebacker, on In- However. H BO spokesman Tony Fox said the pay could reach.’’ said Righetti. who is 5-10 inhiscareer tonight. I didn't want to strike out and I didn’t want Return Yards 113 118 pitcher to win since Boston’s Al Nipper in 1985. tryouts for boys born in 1976 on Wednesday, BlueJays4.RedSox2 Bernard 2b 2 0 0 0 Owen ss 3 0 11 136 lured reserve. Waived Jim Althoff, defen­ cable network a Iso considers Douglas an acceptable against the Brewers. "Braggs hit a fastball. to swing at a bad pitch. I was lucky because Righetti RRyIds ph 111 0 DeMrtnz p 10 0 0 SAVES—Plesac, Milwaukee, 28; Comp-Att-Int 16-23-1 sive tackle; Tony Simpson, running bock; Other players considered for the award Aug. 16 and Wednesday. Aug. 23 for a fall travel Lind 2b 10 0 0 ONIxon ph 10 0 0 DJones, Clevelond, 27; Thigpen, Chicago,26; ^cked-Yards Lost 00 Greg Kunkel, offensive tackle; and Der- opponent. Basically the fastball did me in. gave me a slider in the m iddle of the plate,” he said. TORONTO BOSTON Punts 4-41 included Milwaukee’s Robin Yount, who hit team. Boys should meet at Kennedy Road Drabek p 3 0 2 2 McGftgn p 0 0 0 0 Russell, Texas, 25; Eckersley, Ooklond,23; ron Calvert ond Tony Pearsey, wide re­ Braverman said he expected the fight tobe held in “ Polidor’s got a bat in his hand. He’s up there to Peterek, who was recalled from Class AAA Ob r h bl ab r h bl Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 Schooler, Seattle,23. Fumbles-Lost 1-0 ceivers. 438 and drove in eight runs, Texas’ Fred Field from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on those dates. Moseby dh 5 1 1 0 Boggs 3b 4 2 3 0 Aldrete ph 10 0 0 Penaltles-Yords 6-40 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed October, but that no exact date has been set. He said hack at it. I threw him a slider and he hit it.” Denver on Sunday, survived a shaky first when he Urlano 2b 4 0 10 Reed 2b 3 0 1 Manrique. who hit .529. and Cleveland’s Joe Any questions should be referred to Chris RThmps p 0 0 0 0 Tln>e of Possession 34:33 Mike Miller, defensive end. Released the Las Vegas Hilton has the right of first refusal for Polidor last made headlines when he uncorked gave up a run and one of his two hits. He left after Bell If 4 0 2 1 Burks cf 4 0 1 Totals 39 6 15 5 Totals 33 1 6 1 National League leaders John Zinser, offensive llnenrian. S ilver at 647-3164 (day) o r 646-5910 (evening). McGrIff 1b 4 0 10 Greenwl If 4 0 11 Carter, who hit four home runs two of the wildest throws ever seen from shortstop giving up a walk to Roberto Kelly in ttie eighth, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS . PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Waived the bout. Whitt c 4 0 0 0 Heep rf 4 0 1 Pittsburgh 200 013 000—6 Owen Bartuff, safety, ond Chavez Foger, earlier this month in a loss to Cleveland. One went Yankees starter Andy Hawkins allowed only Femndz ss 4 2 3 0 Esasky 1b 4 0 1 BATTING (333 o1 bats)—TGwvnn. Son RUSHING—Chicooo, Taylor 5-39. Stew­ Douglas was stopped in the 10th round of his Montreal 010 000 000—1 art 2-30. Green 10-30, LImbrIck 3-23, Mus­ running back. three hits in seven innings and left with Now York Mulinks 3b 4 1 1 2 Evans dh 3 0 0 0 E —DoMertInez. DP—Montreal 2. LOB— Diego, .343; WCIork, Son Francisco, .337; Conodlan Football League Sandberg player of week scheduled 15-round International Boxing Federa­ into the stands and another in the diigout. 4 0 2 1 Rivera ss 4 0 0 0 LSmlth, Atlanta, .3)»; Croce, Chlcogo, ter 3-17, Weloard 1-14, Bero 2-14, Suhey 3- Whalers release Pleau MWIIsn cf Pittsburgh 8, Montreal 6. 2B— Bonilla, 11, Anderson 4-9. T.Sanders 1-8, McMohon OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS—Activated tion championship fight with Tony Tucker in 1987. But that was all forgotten Monday night as he was ahead 4-2 and Righetti on the mound. Felix rt 4 0 10 Cerone c 3 0 0 0 Owen, Galorraga. HR—Bonds (15). SB— .315; Walton, Chlcogo, .310. Willie Fears, defensive end. NEW YORK (AP) — Chicago’s Ryne 37 4 12 4 Totals 33 2 8 1 RUNS—HJohnson, New York, 81; 1- 2, Hortxiugh 1-2, B.Sanders 2-(mlnus 2). Totals RReynolds (18). Miami. Logan 3-25. A.Brown M2, Strod- TORONTO ARGONAUTS—Activated HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers have IP H R ER BB SO WCIork, Son Francisco, 80; Mitchell, San Kevin Woolfolk, llnebocker, ond Mike Sandberg, who tied a 61-year-old Cub record by Francisco, 77; Coleman, St. Louis, 74; tord 3-8, Doyenport 3-8. T. Brown 2-6, Toronto 020 011 Pittsburgh Starr 1-6, Hampton 1-4. Campbell, offensive tackle. hitting home runs in five consecutive games, released former Coach Larry Pleau from the Boston * 101 000 000—2 Sandberg, Chlcogo, 73. Drabek W,10-9 9 6 1 1 1 5 PASSING—Chicago, Tomezok 7-6-0-122, was named National League Player of the final year of a two-year contract to allow him to E—Boggs, Felix, Greenwell. DP— Montreal RBI—Mitchell, Son Francisco, 102; HOCKEY Oregon lottery betting McMohon 4-60-47, Harbaugh 54-0-52, Sny­ Toronto 2, Boston 2. LOB—Toronto 7. Boston DeMrtInez L.12-3 5 6 3 3 1 3 WCIork, Son Francisco, 83; Guerrero, St. National Hockey League Week on Monday. pursue negotiations with other NHL teams, Louis, 81; EDovIs, Cincinnati, 72; der O-l-l-O. Mloml, Stoudt 10-14-0-177, Mo- BUFFALO SABRES—Signed Gront Led- 6. 2B— LIrlano, Moseby, Boggs, Green McGftgan 0 4 3 3 0 0 rino 5-7-1—62, Secules 7-12-0-59. Pease 2-4- team officials said. well. 3B— Fernandez, Esosky. HR—Mulllniks GDovIs, Houston, 71; HJohnson, New yard, defenseman, to o multiyear con­ Sandberg, whose streak was ended on Hesketh 2 3 0 0 0 1 1-16. tract. (2). SB—Burks (14), Felix (15), RIThmpsn 2 2 0 0 0 1 York, 71. Sunday, finished the week with six home runs The move will allow Pleau, who was fired HITS—TGwvnn, Son Diego, 157; RECEIVINO-^Chlcogo, Kozlowski ^45, COLLEGE MWIIson (2). S—LIrlono M cGoffI ga n pi tc hed to 4 betters I n the6th, Thornton 3-45, Anderson 2-34, Srev«irt 3- May 16 after 17 years with the organization, to IP H R ER BB SO WCIork, Son Francisco, 147; Guerrero, SI. CLARKSON—Named Brian Doran Inter­ and 12 runs batted in. He tied the Cubs’ record set despite NFL threats 26. Gentry 1-28, Boso 1-25, T.Sanders 1-9, Toronto HBP—Drabek by DeMartInez. PB— Louis. 12S; RAIomor, Son Diego, 124; im soccer coach. for home runs in consecutive games set by LOW YEAR-END PRICES negotiate with other teams without any 1 2 Butler, Son Francisco. 123; Sandberg, Green 1-6, Muster 1-3. Miami, A.Brown 5- EAST TENNESSEE STATE—Nomed Gozzo W.2-0 5 7 2 LoVaillere. 128, T.Brown 4-37. Bonks 3-41, Schwedes 0 0 1 2 Chicago, 123. Ken Campbell head baseball coach. Hack Wilson in 1928. For the week. Sandberg compensation being due Hartford, Ed John­ Wells 2 0 U m p ir e s —Home, Williams; Rrst, 2- 32, White 2*16, Edmunds 2-10, Stordford By William AAcCall use of entry forms, and provide them with - p l u s - Henke S.ll 2 1 0 0 0 3 Hohn; Second, West; Third, Crowtord, DOUBLES—Wollach, Montreal, 34; HOFSTRA—Nomed LIso Galeano assist­ hit .435 with 10 hits in 23 at-bats. He scored eight ston. Whalers vice president and general Guerrero, St. Louis, 30; HJohnson, New York, 1-12, Holt 1-13, Hampton 1-10, Duper 1-9, ant sports Informotlon director. The Associated Press other details on operating the game. Bodon T—3:02. A—18,838. Starr 1-4, Logan 1*2. manager, said Monday. 6 2-3 11 4 4 0 7 30; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 28; Mitchell, Son LOUISIANA STATE—Declored Pedro runs and had a 1.126 .slugging percentage. Between 6 a.m. on Wednesdays and Boddicker L,10-9 MISSED FIELD GOALS—Mloml, Stoya- f a c t o r y INCENTIVES Price 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 3 Francisco, 27; WCIork, Son Francisco, 27. Suarez, placekicker, academically eli­ Other nominees included Sandberg’s team­ 1 Pleau had one year left on a $125,000 Cardinals 5, Braves 2 novich 34. gible. PORTLAND, Ore. — Despite lawsuit game time, players will be able to contract. TRIPLES— RoThompson, Son Fran­ mate. Jerome Walton, who hit 379 and threats from the NFL, Oregon Lottery purchase a ticket to bet on from four to 10. ‘REBATES FROM $500 to $750 cisco, 9; Coleman, St. Louis, 7; Roberts, Son extended his hitting streak to 24 games, and or 14, N F L games with point spreads set by *GMAC RATES FROM 2.9% (2yr) to 6.9% (4yr) Pleau, 41, was the first player ever signed by White Sox 4.Royals3 Second Gome Diego. 7; VonSlyke, Pittsburgh, 7; 5 ore tied retailers have started to gear up for the the franchise in 1972, when the team was the ATLANTA STLOUIS with 4. Pedro Guerrero of the Cardinals, who drove in nation’s first lottery-sponsored betting on Nevada oddsmakers. The more games Ob r h bl Ob r h bl HOME RUNS—Mitchell, Son Fronclsco.37; 12 nins and hit .313. Randy Myers of the New picked correctly, the larger the payoff. --PLUS- New England Whalers of the former World KANSAS CITY CHICAGO OMcDII cf 4 0 0 0 Coleman If 3 2 2 0 GDdvIs, Houston, 27; HJohnson, New York, League leaders professional football. Hockey Association. Ob r h bi Ob r h bl Blauser 3b 4 0 10 Oauend 2b 3 2 2 1 27; E(3ovls, Cincinnati, 25; Strawberry, New York Mets. with three saves, and Pittsburgh’s "W e ca n ’t see that we’re infringing on Players must use an official entry form WWIIsn ct 5 111 Gatighr cf 4 1 1 0 LSmlth If 4 0 0 0 MThmp ct 3 1 1 0 York,2S. Glenn Wilson, whohit .529with threeRBIs.also being made available at retail sites and fill YOUR CHOICE OF: Since retiring as a player in 1979, Pleau has Seltzer 3b 5 0 10 Fletchr 2b 4 1 1 1 DMrphy rt 3 12 0 Guerrer 1b 3 0 11 STOLEN BASES—Coleman, St. Louis, who played for any legal rights of the N FL or we wouldn’t served as an assistant coach, coach, general Brett lb 5 0 11 Coldern rt 3 0 3 1 Thomos ss 4 0 0 0 LIndmn 1b 0 0 0 0 55; TGwvnn, Son Diego, 35; Young, Houston, Monday’s Fights were nominated. be doing this.” Lottery director Jim Davey it out using a program listing ’’favorites” CHAR-BROIL GAS GRILL RR manager, announcer and general manager of BJocksn It 4 0 10 Fisk c 4 0 10 Gregg 1b 4 12 0 Walling rf 2 0 0 0 33; HJohnson, New York, 31; ONIxon, pennant winners said Monday during a news conference at and "underdogs” that will be published in Elsnrch rt 4 0 0 0 Pasauo dh 3 1 1 1 Romero 2b 4 0 10 Bmnsky rf 2 0 0 0 Montreal, 30. STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPENER RR the Whalers’ American Hockey League Trtabll dh 3 0 2 0 CMrtnz 3b 4 12 0 Benedict c 2 0 12 Pnditn 3b 3 0 0 0 PITCHING (10 decisions)—DeMortInei, Keady to make final cuts Portland’s Civic Stadium. newspapers around the state. BALTIMORE (API— Augustine Caballero, Number Boone c 4 0 10 Lyons 1b 3 0 0 0 Tredvyy ph 1 0 0 0 TJones ss 3 0 11 Montreal, 12-3, .800, 3.09; Darwin, Houston, Los Angeles, knocked out Vincent Pettway, franchise in Binghamton. N.Y. Category of players Davey used the news conference to Teams may be chosen by players of the HOMELITE 16'' CHAINSAW Thurmn pr 0 0 0 0 LJohnsn It 3 0 11 PSmIth p 1 0 0 0 PognozzI c 3 0 10 10-3, .749,2.39; Langston, Montreal, 10-3, .749, Baltimore, at 2:49 of the fourth round of their WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) — Coach Pleau coached the Whalers three times, first Mactorin 0 0 0 0 Guillen ss 3 0 10 Asnmehr p 0 0 0 0 Horton p 10 0 0 1,90; Fernandez, New York, 9-3, .750, 2.74; IBP welterweight bout; Eddie Von Kirk, explain the workings of the new betting game, or they can allow the computer to Now Thru SfutomNr 2,1989 in 1981 and 1982, again briefly in 1983 and most FWhIte 2b 4 13 0 Wthrbv ph 1 0 0 0 Costello p 3 0 0 0 Gorrelts, Son Francisco, 9-3, .750, 2.42. Boltimore, stopped Keith Grimes, Baltimore, Runs scored 61 Gene Keady. preparing the U.S. men’s game, which he predicted will generate $9 select them. with tho purchase of any in stock truck Stillwell ss 3 1 1 1 Acker p 0 0 0 0 Daytey p 0 0 0 0 at 2:5* of the seventh round to win the basketball team for the World University recently since Feb. 7. 1988. Totals 37 3 11 3 Totals 31 4 10 4 Evans ph 10 0 0 STRIKEOUTS—Smoltz, Atlonto, 147; Atarylond State Jr. welterwelghttltle; Franco H om e R u n s 49 million a year for Oregon college athletic Davey said the state is merely trying to Totals 33 3 7 2 Totals 29 5 8 3 Del-eon, St. Louis, 145; Belcher, Los Angeles, OlOrlo stopped Junior Rodrlouez, 5, Games, will make the final cuts after an tap into a $40 billion a year sports gambling His career record was 81-117-26. Kontat City 000 030 000—3 programs and scholarships. 143; Hurst, Son Diego, 139; Hershlser, Los welterweights. R u n s B aited In 47 exhibition against a Lafayette AAU squad. industry and divert profits to the State O ikoge 000 023 OOx—4 Attanta 000 200 OOB-2 Angeles, 129. Fobkin Gorclo, Rockville, Md.,knocked out Joining him were a number of coaches ^ 9 0 TRUCKS AVAILABLE N0Wi*r E—Seltzer, BJackson, WWIIson. DP— StLouls 201 002 OOx^ SAVES—MoOovIs, Son Diego, 30; MIWII- The Americans will start play in the world Joke Smith, Arbutus, Md., at 1:54 of the third Slugging average 47 and officials from Portland State Univer­ System of Higher Education. He called it a Moorhouse sets record Kansas City 1, Chicago 1. LOB— Kansos City 9, E—Colemon, Romero, TJones. DP— Homs. Chlcogo, X: Franco, Cincinnati, 2S; S-10's — S-10 BLAZERS — VANS — round, light hecvywelghts; Tim Davis, games in Duisburg, West Germany, on Aug. 23 choice between illegal gambling and Chlcogo 7. 2B— Tartabull, Colderon. 36— Atlanta 1, StLouls 1. LOB—Atlanta 7, JHowell, Los Angeles, 24; Burke, Baltimore, outpointed Eric MIchoelson, sity. including football coach Pokey Allen, FWhIte, WWIIson. HR—Pasauo (10). SB— StLouls 7. SB—Colenxjn (55), Oauendo Total Bases 43 against Brazil, then face England and Poland BONN, West Germany (AP) — British Montreal, 23. Lourel, Md., 4, mlddlewelghts; CedrIcMIngo "Any way that the state of Oregon can supporting higher education in Oregon, FULL SIZE PICKUPS — 4x2's — 4x4’s Brett (9). S—Lyons. (3), TJones (1). S—PSmIth. TJones, SF— Oorlotte, N.C., outpointed Donnie Parker, on successive days. swimmer Adrian Moorhouse set a world record IP H R ER BB SO H its 41 fund athletics is welcome.” said Allen, who “ Would you rather buy a Porsche for the Guerrero. Boltlmore,4, featherweights; Marlon Wilson, “ We have to get the squad down to 12, so we’ll in the 100-meter breaststroke on Tuesday at the Konsot City IP H R ER BB SO Hlllcrest Heights, AW, ond Nathan Williams, has taken the Vikings to the NCAA Division bookie or help Oregon athletics?” Davey Aquino L,6-7 5 8 4 3 2 3 Atlanta New York,4,draw, heavyweights. D o u b le s 36 be looking to cut two people,’’ Keady said European Swimming Championships with a Crawford 2 2 0 0 0 0 PSmIth L.3-12 5 4 5 3 3 3 I-AA playoffs two years in a row. said. time of one minute. 1.49 seconds. Luecken 1 00000 Assnmehr 1 0 0 0 2 1 Football REND, Nev. (AP) — MIchoel Nunn, 159, Stolen Bases 35 Monday. "The main thing is to play interna­ Major college sports programs now But Joe Browne, an N FL spokesman in CARTER CHEVROLET Chlcogo , Acker 2 4 0 0 0 4 Houston, outpointed Iron Barkley, 140, New tional rules and get more accustomed to them. New York City, said in a telephone The old mark. 1:01.65, was set by American Dotson 5 1-3 9 3 3 1 4 StLouls York, 12, to retain the IBFmlddlewelght title; W alk s 35 receive no state money in Oregon. 1229 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Steve Lundquist in winning a gold medal at the Potterson W,6-1 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Horton 4 2-3 7 2 2 1 0 Michael Corbolol, 108, Phoenix, stopped That game will help those sort of things.” The game, called Sports Action, will bo interview that lottery officials are merely HIHegos 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Costello W,2-2 4 0 0 0 0 1 NFL exhibition standings Prudencio de Jesus, 109W, Los Angeles,: 54 of Triples 34 The American squad, which includes 646-6464 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Thigpen S,26 1 1 0 0 1 0 Dayley S,10 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 the 2nd; Robert Wongllo, 149, Kenya, stopped offered beginning Sept 6 at computerized promising more ” pie in the sky.” Aauino pitched to 2 botters In the 6fh, PSmIth pitched to 3 batters In the 6th. Purdue’s Tony Jones and Stephen Scheffler, “We continue to have .serious reserva­ Moorhouse’s record swim came in a Keith Banks, 152, Indlonopolls,) :49otthe4th. Batting average 29 lottery outlets around the state EXIT 3 — 1-384 HBP—Colderon by Crowtord WP — HBP—DoMurphy by Costello. BK— AMERICANCONFERENCe Indiana’s Lyndon Jones and Notre Dame’s tions about footholl lotteries, in Oregon and qualifying heat for Tuesday afternoon’s finals Dotson. PSmIth. E o s t ...... TDKYD (API — Park Chan-mok, South Davey said that lottery officials hog;m at the European championships. Umpires—Home. Hlrwhbefk, First. Umpires— Home, Bonin; First, HIrsch­ W L T Pet. P F PA Korea,drew with KengoPukudo, Japan, 12, to (Nole.Walks: since 1913 In AL, 1910 In NL; LaPhonso Ellis, will play the Lafayette traveling around the state Monday to show in other slates around the eminlry." Voltoggio; Serorvl. Bornetl, Third, Ford beck; Second, Pulll; Third, (Xvidson. IndlanapolH | o 0 1.000 31 7 retain his Drient and Pocltlc featherweight RBI's: sines 1907; all olhera; since 1901.) Hustlers Wednesday night. T—2:48 A- in.SZS T—2:32. A—39,186. Miami 0 1 0 .000 20 28 title. retailers how the game works, explain the Browne said NIA OMAPMCa 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug IS, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aue. 15, 1989 - 15 Airlines extend fares war FOCUS/Advicc PEOPLE NEW YORK (AP) - An air network except for the Soviet latest fare-cutting allows one fare skirmish has intensified into Union, said spokeswoman Eliza­ change in travel dates. Discount in dad’s long shadow a war, as major U.S. airlines beth Manners in New York. fares normally prohibit such N E W Y O R K extend bargains on summer Jim Lundy, a spokesman for changes. In addition, a “ lowest (A P) — Julian Len­ travel into the weak fall season. Delta Air Lines, said the Atlanta- fare guarantee” ensures that if non is running hard Trans World Airlines started based carrier was studying the fares are reduced further after a Day-care providers mad at parents to escape the the move Sunday, announcing it issue and expected to make a ticket is purchased, passengers shadow of his fam­ was cutting round-trip fares by as decision today. will be refunded the difference. DEAR ABBY: I just DEAR FED UP: Meet another mom’s been in an accident, had to ous father. John. much as $160 to lure passengers. The reduced fares are availa­ “ TWA wants to stimulate traf­ read the letter from day-care provider who is also fed up: work late or. worse yet. just forgot The 26-year-old TWA also said it would lower ble for domestic flights from fic during the historically weak “ Disgusted in Virgi­ them. sin ger told US certain international fares into Sept. 9 to Dec. 15 and for fall travel period, and passengers nia.” who is upset by a About money: There are women next spring. international flights from Oct. 1 magazine in its who act now will be getting a day-care facility’s pol­ DEAR ABBY: During my 10 years who always forget their checkbooks, to May 21. Reservations must be Sept. 4 issue that great deal,” Robert Cozzi, TW A’s icy that children not Dear Abby as a day-care prpvide, I have heard and others who are “ a little short this The reductions were matched made by Sept. 1. his voice, which is senior vice president of market­ picked up by 6:30 p.m. every excuse in the book for not week” and will pay me on Monday. Monday by Pan American World Air fares had been steadily Abigail Van Buren similar to his fa­ ing, said in a statement. are taken to the child picking up a child on time. (The prize When I first went into the day-care Airways, USAir, United Airlines, rising in recent months amid ther’s, from nowon The offer covers more than 100 welfare authorities. was a woman who was supposed to business, I was told (by a woman wh6 Northwest Airlines, Continental strong passenger traffic and may will be heard on cities worldwide, he said. You thought that was pick her child up at 3 p.m.: she came was once in the business) to get my Airlines and Eastern Airlines in have peaked for awhile, industry songs that are “ a Examples of TW A’s new round- terrible! What’s so ter­ at 11 p.m. — saying she’d had drop-in money up front. That’s a laugh! I wisji markets where they compete analysts say. Continental started lot more raw and a with TWA. trip fares for travel on Tuesday rible about it? Ob­ company and couldn’t get rid of I had the money some of my clients a round of cuts Aug. 2 when it lot more opinion­ and Wednesday are: St. Louis- viously you have never been in the phone said there was no one there who still owe me. American Airlines, the nation’s reduced to $75 each way its them!) ated lyrically.” Dallas, $148: New York-Los An­ day-care business. Well, I have, and knew anything about a child in day While waiting for peole to pick up I could go on and on, but it’s bad for largest carrier, went one better weekend fares through Labor “I’ve used my geles, $198: Chicago-Denver, you wouldn’t believe how irresponsi­ care so I must have dialed a wrong their children, I have missed dental my blood pressure. I really do love by matching the cuts for all the Day on most non-stop flights, and shyness in the past $168: and San Antonio- ble some mothers are. number! appointments (which I had to pay children, but some of their parents mainland U.S. cities it serves, not lowered transcontinental wee­ to avoid issues and Washington, $198. What was I to do? I didn’t have the for), my daughter’s piano recital, my .should have remained childless. only those where it competes with kend fares to $100 each way. keep my opinions Round-trip fares to Europe My day-care hours were from 7:30 heart to take the child to a welfare son’s no-hitter, and the funeral of a TWA. Spokesman Jim Brown in “ I think traffic is strong enough quiet. I ’m not tired Julian Lennon have been cut by about $100. a.m. until 5:30 p.m., but one mother facility and leave her with strangers, dear friend, not to mention countless ALSO FED UP Dallas said American would that (the new discounts) can put of being nice, but Examples of one-way fares from brought her 2-year-old child here at 6 so I kept her with me overnight. (Her meetings, hair appointments and match TW A’s new fares to on some incremental pas­ there is more to me than that," he said. New York on TWA starting Nov. 1 a.m without even calling me first. She mother left no clothes — not even a manicures. Europe on a competitive basis. sengers: it’s free money,” said Lennon hopes his third album, "M r. are: London, $149: Paris, $199: was on her way to the airport and was clean diaper!) Pan Am did the same for Kevin Murphy, an airline analyst “ How to Be Popular” is for Jordan,” will help him recover from his second Frankfurt, West Germany, $189: leaving town. She said “ someone” She picked the child up around noon I have tried charging overtime, but international routes, .cutting at Morgan Stanley & Co. everyone who feels left out and wants album, “ The Secret Value of Daydreaming,” Madrid, Spain, $213: and Rome, would pick up her child at 5:30 that the following day with the usual charging is one thing, and collecting i.*; fares across its entire overseas An unusual arrangement in the an improved social life. It’s an which he called ” a disaster.” $232. evening. excuses — her car broke down, she another. . 1? excellent guide to becoming a better Lennon's first album. “ Valotte,” won him a When nobody came for the child. I wasn’t near a phone, she was It’s sad to see how up.set and anxious eonversationalist and a more attrac­ Grammy nomination for best new artist. unavoidably detained, etc. \ f t tried to reach the two numbers I had these children are when they have to tive person. To order, send your name Lennon said that during the the 1986 release Indian fishing rights upheld on the child’s record. One was the As you might have guessed. I am not wait an hour or two for their pickups. and address, plus check or money of “Daydreaming” he “ was pressured and child’s grandmother. I called, and in the day-care business anymore, I It wouldn’t be so bad if their moms order for $2.89 to: Dear Abby, contractually obligated to write a hit in a short X that phone had been disconnected. don’t have the stomach (or the heart) would call to .say they would be late, Popularity Booklet. P.O. Box 447, period of time.” MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - northwestern Vermont. land claim ,” The other was a “ friend” I called, for it. but most of them neverbother tocall. Mount Morris. III. 61054. (Postage is The chief of the Abenaki Indians Wolchik said the state failed to But it was not clear whether the and the person who answered the FED UP IN FRESNO and the kids are wondering if their included.) said a judge’s decision to grant prove the tribe “ abandoned or special status that Wolchik Actor charged in robbery the group fishing rights is one ceded their Missisquoi homeland granted the tribe would translate FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (AP) - Alan step toward winning back land OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Pbllp Self, Ph.D. or that their aborginal rights into anything more than the right Paley, an actor with television credits going claimed by the tribe. were extinguished by either an to fish. back to “ Surfside Six” and “ Sea Hunt,” faces “ This victory is for fishing express act or an act clearly and The judge found the Abenakis 'Back-lf a foolproof method attempted armed robbery charges after rights,” said tribal chief Homer unambiguously implying any do not meet the federal definition suffering a gunshot wound. St. Francis. “ Now we’ll be sovereign’s intent to extinguish of a dependent Indian commun­ Paley. .54, who on his acting resume lists fighting for our land.” those rights. ity, a finding that could impact “ experience with police .38,” allegedly used The ruling by Vermont District any future land claims. for copying important disks Judge Joseph Wolchik recognized “ Accordingly, the Missisquoi’s R IL .L .5 such a weapon trying to stick up a stranger aborginal right to fish in their “ The available evidence leads wearing a Rolex watch and gold ring in a hotel the Abenaki’s aboriginal fishing this court to conclude that neither 3-RACHIOSfiURUS WAS ONE OF THE By Larry Blasko home or business use of a PC rights dating back 11,000 years. Missisquoi homeland continues to restroom last week, police say. exist today,” he wrote. the Missisquoi homeland or any LAH&EST KNOWN VINOSAUKS, The Associated Press includes lots of photo images or Fort Myers golfing executive William It dismissed fish and game part of it is Indian country,” the WEIOHINO 59 TONS AND KEACHIN& A hard disk drive is a personal The CompuBug detailed graphics, you might Donald, .55, said he wrestled the gun away and Although the ruling dealt only violations filed two years ago by judge said. SO FEET IN LEN&TH. THEY WEKE computing device that lets you want ho consider a VGA monitor chased Paley with it, shooting him in the with the issue of fishing rights, the state against several tribe St. Francis said he would push, ■REPTILES AND THEREFORE lose millions of words and months at $600 and up. Not only does it abdomen as he climbed into his car. “ He was a Gabor Rona, the tribe’s lawyer GREW ^OST OF members. The state contended through the United Nations, for of work in seconds — unless Features that help the program make the display for desktop pretty good actor,” Donald said. “ Maybe said “ what makes this so monu­ THEIR the tribespeople had no right to total autonomy for the tribe. you’ve been compulsive about make backup endurable include publishing a lot easier to view, it that's why he felt he could rob me.” mental for the Abenakis is that LIVES. — r t fish without the state license The Abenakis trace their tribe backup. speed and a point-and-shoot menu also enhances the graphics for Paley took off in his car but surrendered to the issues the court needed to \ required of other people. back to 9300 B.C. In recent But many of us are about as system. If you’re not enchanted many games. police an hour later, according to authorities. address and did address in this decades they have begun pushing diligent about making backup by the notion of formatting 20 or The Abenakis number about He was released Saturday from Coral Springs fishing case are precisely the to assert their right over land in copies of information on our hard so floppy disks before you start a 2,500 and live prim arily in The July issue of Personal Medical Center. same as would be addressed in a northern Vermont. yks] disks as we are about going to the backup, the program will do it for Computing magazine has a solid He apparently had problems with his work in X. dentist because even though it’s you. If you just want to back up The Associated Press buyer’s guide to VGA monitors. It the insurance business and was unemployed, necessary, it’s not much fun. segments of your hard disk or reviews 10 monitors and gives said police Sgt. Howard Smith. Progress made in hostage talks CHAMPS DE LAZY — A young roller the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The plaza is a Gazelle Systems of Provo, only files that have changed since once-over specs and features Utah, sells a solution that, if not the last backup, that’s no treatment to more than 80. skater spends a lazy summer afternoon favorite gathering place for tourists, fun, is at least easy and as nearly problem. Hotelier has to beach yacht WASHINGTON (AP) - The States had gleaned “ considerable and hopefully to get some kind of on Monday perfecting his acrobatic peddlers, musicians, and skaters to take foolproof as you can make PC The program isn’t copy­ Bush administration says a amounts of information” from break down the road. Note that if your machine SITKA, Alaska (AP) — A 111-foot yacht jumps on the Human Rights Plaza near advantage of the French summer. © ore inf h o w e v er , KNOWLED&E OF DINOSAUR software. It’s called Back-It and protected, but the otherwise breakthrough on negotiations for contacts with other countries. “ I think we’re looking at a doesn’t have a VGA video output, belonging to Super 8 Motel chain co founder costs $129.95. If that sounds like a friendly manual devotes the first the release of American hostages Asked if information was being long-term situation, months, not E&&S INDICATES DliACHIOSALTRUS you'll have to add a $200 to $300 Ron Rivett was beached to keej) it from lot of money, ask yourself what nine pages to snarls from Ga­ in Lebanon most likely is months received from Iran, he replied, weeks.” PROBABLY BE&AN LIFE AS A LITTLE REPTILE video card to the monitor pur­ sinking, the Coast Guard said. you’d be willing to pay to avoid zelle's lawyers about what you away. “ from all sources.” WEI&HIN&a b o u t ! POUNDS.ITBECO^^ES chase price. There were no injuries, but the Bonheur, Fitzwater declined comment APPARENT THIS SPECIES OF DINOSAUR HAD A losing several millon characters shouldn’t do with the software. “ We think generally the pro­ There’s a 30-day money-back VGA monitors give you a which has a helicopter pad and is reported to be gress has been significant,” The United States does not have on a statement by Iran’s spiritual WEICHT INCREASE DURING- ITS LIFE SPAN OF of data. leader. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, The program runs on any IBM guarantee. resolution of 640 by 480 pixels for worth more than $1 million, was damaged White House spokesman Marlin diplomatic relations with Iran but 50,000 T/A\£S. that Iran will never hold talks PC or compatible with at least For more information write graphics and 720 by 400 for text. extensively. Fitzwater said Monday. has been communicating through with the United States. Shortly 320,000 characters of memory Gazelle Systems, 42 North Uni­ Pixels (picture elements) are The vessel was pumped out and refloated However, Fitzwater said he third-party contacts, such as the Coming Thurs., September 7... Swiss government. before Khamenei made his state­ and DOS versions up to 4.0. It will versity Ave., Suite 10, Provo UT tile-shaped areas of the computer early Monday but Coast Guardsman Ronald would not equate progress on the ment, Iran renewed an offer to back up your hard disk files to any 84601. Phone 1-800-233-0383 (in screen that are manipulated to Morris said in Juneau, “ You get something like diplomatic front with the even­ Asked what he meant by help free the hostages. device recognized by DOS, mean­ Utah 1-801-377-1288). FAX 1-801- produce the image. The more that and you have to rip everything out and tual release of the hostages. “ significant” progress, Fitz­ ing that if the operating system is 373-6933. pixels, the more detailed the start from scratch, except for the hull.” “ Those two elements are a long water said, “ We’re not prepared Fitzwater said the contradic­ b e Dr. Gott willing to talk to a tape drive, image. VGAalsohandlesupto256 The vessel lost a propeller and shaft and way apart, so I would not to say, but (it is) in the general tory statements “ typifies why we And you’ll want to in it! floppy drive, hard disk or Ber­ □ □ □ colors at once, although that’s at began taking on water Saturday about 35 miles compare the two,” he said. issue of understanding the prob­ would not like to react to every Peter Qott, M.D. noulli box, Back-It will, too. PHOTO IMAGES: If your a resolution of 320 by 200. northeast of Sitka on Peril Strait, Morris said. Fitzwater said the United lem better, improving relations comment that is made.” The crew lowered launches to push the Bonheur up against old piers: at tiigh tide nearly the entire main deck was under water. Car buyers need know-how A tug was sent to tow it to Sitka where Rivett The Herald’s and his family wer.e vacationing. By the Editors of Consumer Reports Farmers to honor Nelson S lii? A n n u al Smoker hurt Consumer Reports Third in a series ATLANTA (AP) — The Federation of Southern Cooperatives will honor Willie by taking pill When buying a new car, a basic rule to prevent that time. That’s fair. Anything can happen to your Nelson, founder and chairman of Farm Aid Manchester dealers from dazzling you with offers is to keep the car in the intervening weeks. Inc., Sunday for the help the entertainer ha.s / deal simple. Don’t discuss trade-ins or financing Make sure the contract states that you can void given poor and minority family farmer.s DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m a 30-year-old female and until you have a firm price on the car. the agreement and get your down payment hack if throughout the Southeast. have been on birth control pills since I was 18. I ■ ’lYade-lns. Car salespeople usually ask about a something goes wrong (failure to deliver by the The coalition of farming cooperatives has Area smoke a pack and a half to two packs of cigarettes trade-in early in the negotiation process. The specified date, for example.) And make sure the received more than $700,000 from Farm Aid per week. I ’m concerned about all the reports answer is, ‘No.’ You’ll have time to “ reconsider” dealership manager signs the agreement. The since 1985. regarding birth control and cancer. I would value later. If you talk trade-in too soon, the dealer ran ■sale.sperson’s signature alone may not be binding. The money is for education, hotlines and your opinion. offset a good deal on the car you're buying with a Forexample, John Kilpatrick of Rochester. N Y., emergency aid, such as food, medicine and Arts Tabloid bad deal on the car you’re trading — or vice versa. did everything right heating to farmers in Alabama, Arkansas, First, he window-shopped new car dealerships m M ''' DEAR READER: If you have an annual You can become bogged down in numbers very Florida, Georgia. Kentucky, I.,ouisiana, Mis­ gynecological examination, including Pap smears, easily, so you end up not knowing how much you and test-drove cars. He narrowed his choices to the souri, Mississippi. North Carolina. South With special attention to Schools I don’t believe you have to worry about developing a really paid for yournewcarorhowmuchyougot for basic Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera and Pontiac 6000. Carolina and Texas. problem with cancer from birth-control pills. your old one. both of which suited his budget and his need for a Going Vacation of Dance, Music, Theatre Groups, etc. (Current reports linking the pill and breast cancer Whether you decide to trade in your car or sell is practical four-door sedan. have been inconsistent in establishing a relation privately, you can get an idea of its worth by Next, he determined the dealer cost of both cars Mother Theresa in Albania between the two. checking the ’’N.A.D.A. (National Automobile and their various options from the printouts he Your advertisement in this very I ’m more concerned aobut blood clots. Several Dealers Association) Official Used Car Guide. ” It’s ordered from Consumer Reports Auto Price VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Nobel Peace Prize studies have shown that smokers who take oral available in most libraries, banks and auto Service. (The Auto Price Service, provides holder Mother Teresa is on a private visit to Call Our Circulation Dept. timely supplement will not only afford contraceptives have a much higher incidence of insurance offices. printouts for any make, model and trim line you Albania, the Albanian state news agency ATA reported. blood clots in the leg veins (thrombephlebitis). The N.A.D.A. Guide lists the average trade-in specify. The cost is $11 for one oar: $20 for two cars: She wished to pay homage to the graves of you the opportunity to support the Arts These clots can migrate to the lungs (pulmonary price (what a dealer would pay for the car in $27 for three cars: and $7 for each additional 647-9946 family members in the Albanian capital embolism) Because of this dangerous conse­ reasonably good condition) and the average retail pritnout after three. The address is: Box 8005, Dept. in our area, but also to advertise your Tirana, according to the brief report Monday. And we will save your Manchester quence. many gynecologists refuse to prescribe price (the price the dealer would put on the car when TD. Novi, MI, 48050.) Mother Teresa was born in the Yugoslav birth-control pills to women who smoke. I think you reselling it.) If you’re selling privately, the average The Olds was his first choice, so he began with upcoming fall registration schedule. town of Skopje of ethnic Albanian parents. Herald for you while you’re away! When ought to fet off the cigarettes. of those two figures shown in the N A D. A Guide is a those dealerships. Many experts advise women to discontinue good starting point. The second dealer Kilpatrick tried had themodel, you return we will deliver the paper$^g but with more equipment than he had in mind. The 1 birth-control pills if the contraceptive has been (In some parts of the country dealers will use taken for several years. They reason that it is different books, often with lower prices, to .salesman took umbrage when Kilpatrick pulled out >held for you, FREE! Another reason neservation Deadline, prudent for a woman periodically to experience her determine trade-in value and the N.A.D.A. Guide to his calculator to figure the extra cost. Kilpatrick own natural cycles, without the effects of the determine resale price.) maintained his calm and persevered. Our Language are your home-town newspaper. Thursday, August 24th synthetic hormones, esp-ecially if she is eager to ■ Financing. Below-market interest rales have The ear had a V-6 engine, cruise control, a start a family in the future. You should ask your become a common way for automakers to boost rear-window defroster and a couple of options gynecologist about this. He or she may choose to sales. Compared with typical bank rates, the packages. The total list price was $14,729. A $400 The end or concluding part of a performance is the prescribe the pill. Or the specialist might wish to promotional rates can save hundreds of dollars over rebate reduced the price to $14..329. using his finale. When you spell this grand word, don’t forget For Your Space Reservation, change you to a lower dosage. I urge you to discuss the life of a loan. In many cases, the low-cost printout, Kilpatrick calculated the dealer’s cost of that finale has a final e. this with your physician. financing applies only to certain cars on the lot. So. $12,755. Try gravid (”GRAV-id”) as an adjective To give you more information, I am sending you a to get the sweet loan, you have to buy the car the “ To meet my quota for the month." the salesman meaning “ pregnant, with child.” Should you need a Call the copy of my health report “ Contraception: An dealer wants to sell, not necessarily the oar you offered a one-day sale price of $13,350. Noting the synonym for pregnant, in fact, bear gravid in mind. Update.” Other readers who would like a copy want. rebate and calling attention to the extra equipment should send $1.25 to P.O. Box 91369. Cleveland Furher, the saving in interest charges doesn't he didn’t want, Kilpatrick offered $12,500 The QUESTION: I’m tiredof hearing “ goverment” or 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. escape dealers: They don’t mind adding some of salesman wouldn’t hear of it. But he look even “ guvmunt” in pronunciation. Let's return to those dollars to the price of the car by offering a less Kilpatrick’s phone number. “ government.” Good idea, eh? DEAR DR. GOTT: My sister has been diagnosed attractive discount, if you make the mistake of The following Monday, the salesman called. With MANCHESTER only two days left to fulfill the all-important quota, ANSWER: It’s a good idea, but even the with Shy-Drager syndrome. W e’ve been told there is talking loan before settling on a firm price for the no cure. Do you have any information on this car. he w'as willing to let the car go for $12,600 ($13,000 dictionaries have started to reflect pronunciations without the rebate.) The cost to Kilpatrick was $245 iiiiir apparently rare disease? When promotional rates aren't in effect, don't of government without its first n or as two syllables DEAR READER: Shy-Drager syndrome is an accept the dealer’s financing until you’ve shopped over dealer cost and $1,729 under list price. He (without the ern). These variant pronunciations HERALD accepted the offer. exceeding rare neurological ailment characterized around. A bank or your credit union may offer have been around for more than half a century, so by widespread nerve malfunction: tremors, diffi­ more-favorable terms. Kilpatrick kept the deal simple. He didn't the speech habits will be hard to break. But Advertising Department culty walking, inappropriately low blood pres.sure ■ Sales agreement. Take time to read the sales complicate it with di.scussion of a trade-in (he sold government deserves its three syllables: this when standing, incontinence, decreased sweating contract before signing it. If you see something you his old ear privately) or financing (he used his hardworking word does “ earn” its ern. and breathing trouble. The cause of the disease is don’t like — or if you don’t .see something that should credit union.) unknown. Treatment includes ephedrine (to stimu­ be there — ask to have changes made. Kili)atrick’s story proves it’s possible to do much Do you have a question or comment about our late the deficient nerves) and ergotamine (to If you’ll be turning in youroldcar upon delivery of better when you know the rules and play by them language? Please write to Jeffrey McQualn, In care 643-2711 constrict flabby blood vessels). Although there is no the new one several weeks later, the contract may of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box S9l, Manches­ cure, the affliction is treatable. stipulate that the dealer may reapprai.se yourearat Thursday: Used ears. ter 06040. MANCHESTER HERALD , Tuesday. Aug. 15, 1989 — 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 15, 1989

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Answer to Previous Puzzle By Jerry Buck Altman movies, including a role as Olive (Jyl /■ 7 Urgently I'v e M The Associated Press in "Popeye.” She’s produced two other series 1 Wisest 8 Armadillo TV Topics for Showtime Her first was "Faerie Tale 7 Most secure 9 Fish limb LOS ANGELES — Standing beside Mother Theatre " and the second was "Shelley 13 Chicken___ 10 Apiece M Goose’s house, talking to Little Bo Peep Duvall’s Tall Tales and Legends.” Her soup 11 Colonnade W W seems an odd way to learn about Showtime’s house had a huge goose head on the roof and longtime collaborator is Bridget Terry, who’s 14 Pacifier 12 Fixed time new "Nightmare Classics.” next to it was the house belonging to the Old producing “Dinner at Eight,” starring 15 Hook______period GC&je The apparent contradiction illustrates how Woman Who Lived in a Shoe. Overhead, huge Lauren Bacall, Marsha Mason and Charles 16 III will 19 Ostrichlike bird busy Shelley Duvall is these days. tufts of cotton clouds were suspended from Durning, for Turner Network Television. 17 Foot 21 Owned items U N M A S K During an interview , she’s dressed as Bo the blue cloth sky. Actually, the distance between fairy tales Faerie Tale Theatre’ I had to be ZUCCHINI COMES OUT AND S T E E L S A s 1 D time 29 Author 1 with "Turn of the Screw,” Henry James’ The fairy tale musical also stars Garry very careful.” RESURFACES THE ICE.. 27 Pertaining to Kingsley___ Shandling and Teri Garr as Jack and Jill, Duvall produced 26 episodes of "Faerie 38 Beast of burden 48 Browns Victorian suspense tale, starring Amy Irving, dawn 30 Short for Tale Theatre, ” which are now in syndication 39 Leaders David Hemmings and Paul Balthazar Getty. Howie Mandell as Humpty Dumpty, Cyndi 31 ___Kringle Nathan 49 Indian of Peru i t m 42 Dinners "We’re doing the classic stories of Lauper and Woody Harrelson as Mary and and are available on video cassette. She feels "Wanna sign this petition outlawing people 33 Destiny 50 Boil slowly m k 32 Between WY 43 Uncanny psychological horror rather than the contem­ her lamb, Harry Anderson as Peter Piper, there is a much wider audience for the stories who ask you to sign stuff like this?" mm 52 Freshwater fish ® 19B9 by NEA. Inc 34 Having flaps for and MN 44 Decrease porary gore,” said Duvall, "We're selecting Little Richard as Ole King Cole, Art since only about six million people saw them hearing 33 Boxing blow 45 Fortuneteller 54 Norma___ the tales from Henry James, Edgar Allan Garfunkel as the bartender at Georgie on Showtime. DICK TRACY by Dick Loeber ft Max Collins 35 Planet's path (abbr.) 46 Architect Chris­ (Sally Field Poe, Robert Louis Stevenson. We have a low Porgie’s Lounge and Deborah Harry as the She has also stopped production of "Tall 36 Narrow 37 Money holder topher ___ movie) budget, so part of the selection process is Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe, Jean Tales,” which is going into syndication and 8 - /5 ” AND I IKTEND CHECKING. INTO IT - F»ST aperture Stapleton as Mother Goose and Dan Gilroy as videos. AS t CAN. ' t 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 finding stories from the approximate same HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 37 Female soldier her son Gordon Goose. “When 1 pitched ‘Nightmare Classics’ I had V E O O D S P LnTY P U S S period so we could use the same sets. There's W A S R IG H T - T A M (abbry) 13 more than one way to skin a cat.” "Dan's never had any experience, but he’s the choice of doing that or continuing with RARACVZED-^^ 40 Being " a natural actor,” she said. "Everybody ‘Tall Tales.” she said. “I chose to start the euccese ts io% iN ^ f i /z a t i o a I the New IT '^ 9 0 % n One show, "The Eyes of the Panther.” 41 Shattered 15 wanted me to find someone more expe­ new series. I had a body of work with ‘Tall A t^p 9 o f ‘> / CATAPULT CQV\|NCarmilla.” and I had no experience. He took a chance on forms of entertainment. She’s much too busy 51 Antenna 23 24 25 D uvall was on the set of her musical fantasy m e.” now getting her company started, but said 53 Wandering n about the abduction of Mother Goose. The In all, Duvall has starred in seven Robert she’d like to try her hand at directing, too. 31 55 Sewing instrument 34 56 Intended LI'L ABNER by Al Capp 5 7 ______36 TV Tonight Hemingway OH.'.'-EVERVTMING IS so he’ll T] HOW INNCRCKNT >0 ' A FEW NICKELS CO M ING a l o n g s o y HAFTA ALL t X 5KI‘T >0 ' FU M KX7W — 58 Teeter-totter BtAUTIFUULV/'/- ) GIT prELIZE IT ISA OLD AN'BACK THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk ft 8y Barry MORE IDEA L, FEAR­ 6:00P M C i) C8J (22) (30J ;40 News Prize reci[)ient physicist Richard Feyn Portrait (CC) A (irofile of aitist Normn. COMICAL STRIP TPICH G O E S T H IS 44 47 [CNN] Crossfire LESS FOSDCK, IS MARR jED /^ A » a .f v 45 46 man (60 min ) (R) Rockwell (60 min ) (In Stereo) -ANJ'EF /OATH.?^ , PACTCNDIN'IX' WEDDlNSUtT- DOWN 19) Matt Houston [ESPN] Auto Racing: Toyota Celebrity ON ! .wteeACRB IN Rsmore ■ 60 SrOOPID, HE HC DO- H E R O Q O T T A MfSSfON (26 MOVIE: For Singles Only' T he chasif flEAR-By. ANPfARyFAR AWAY,,, \ PHANTOM ASK YOU COAAe " CAIN'T GIT NO [T M C ] MOVIE: Planes, Race 1 aped April 14-16, 1989, from Long UUU|J Qir MARRICO/’.^ AOCOMPUSHEft 51 52 (11) Star Trek IS on when two women move into an 10:10P M PE&BRT NEAR A MESA CALLEC? % 'SV TO C A V E , LADY DIANA. OTHER JOB — GOTTA/f , Trains and Automobiles' A teniporamcfi Beach, Calif (R) 1 Break in two (18 McMillan and Wife apartment complex for singles and meet muKER'e 7a b l E‘A ,.e ix bopibb.. QOOP LUCIV tdl executive is forced to share travel aiirl their fellow residents John Saxon, Mary jUFE] Self-Irnprovement Guide UNPER eANP..,eNERIFF SHERIFF 2 First-rate (2 55 20 Sledge Hammer! living arrangements with an obnoxious t, Ann Mobley, Lana Wood 1968 [USA] Dragnet LOOKING FORCLUEB,,, wds.) (24 Victory Garden (CC) salesman, Steve Martin, John Candy, Wil 3 Deities 57 (38 MOVIE: 'A Connecticut Yankee in ham Windon* 1 9 8 / Hated R {In Stereo) 1 :1 0A M [HBO] MOVIE: Party Camp' (26) Charlie's Angels King Arthur's Court' A handyman from 4 Nigerian city 10:30P M 11 Odd Couple leen agers gather for another wild sum­ ' (38. W KRP in Cincinnati the 20lh century finds himself m sixth mer at a camp for perpetual partiers, Billy /A- 7 IS 5 More cunning 0277 (c)1989 bv NEA, Inc :57 World of Survival (R) century Cameloi Bing Crosby. Rhonda 18 Can You Beat Baldness? Jacoby Andrew Ross. Kerry Brennan. Fleming. William Bendix 1949 61 Three's Company 26 USA Tonight 1987 Rated R (61 MOVIE: 'Frances' Based on the life of |A8iE] New Wilderness 38 Hogan's Heroes 1930s screen star Francis Farmer, trorii 1:30A M 8 The Judge (CC) (DISJ The Roots of Goofy Animated her successful Hollywood caret.r to her 61 Three s Company 9 Joe Franklin Gary Owens hosts this retrospective look commitment to a mental institution Jes [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) An escaped con ■^FOR ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson CELEBRITY CIPHER at the career and family history of one of Sica Lange, Sam Shepard, Kim Stanley vicl turns a murder-mystery play inio reul 11 USA Vonight THE oH oer Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Walt Disney's most famous characters 1982 ity (In Stereo) 20 Angle NHO WALKB. Each letter in the cipher stands for another Today's clue T equals R (90 min ) Syy?" a'e I'v World «aservwl| [A&E] Dwight D. Eisenhower: Ike A (H B O ) Id le s From the Crypt (CC) An 30 Later W ith Bob Costas [ESPN] Home Run Derby profile of Dwight D Eisenhower, the presi executioner finds himself out of work afl(‘i 38 Honeymooners Pari 2 of 2 BLONDIE by Dean Young ft Stan Drake 'HERD NQZ ERX QND [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey dent who went from the Supreme Com the death fienally is rejjealed (In Stereo) mander of the Allied Forces in World War [CNN] Newsnight Update [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Lady is W illing' A [M AX] Cinemax Comedy Experiment ll^to U S. Commander in-Chiof during the Sports Trivia Sports brain teas WHERE'S 1 M WORKING WELL P ZIFZTYZaOZB NQZ KYJJ beautiful actress kidnaps an abandoned Mike's Talent Show (CC) Michael Smilli [ESPN] THAT ■ IT AS PAST HE'S GONE POR 1 Cold War (60 min ) ors WHERE IS THE DAV baby. Marlene Dietrich, Fred MacMurray, jirrjsents a new wave talent show (6U REPORT AS t CAN IT P Arline Judge 1942 [CNN] PrimeNews min ) (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE Rambo: First Blood QZLZT PQBZTXDRQB YQ Part ir (CC) Former-Green Beret John [TM C] MOVIE: ‘Hafry and the Hender [D IS ] Black Beauty Martin Milner Filerni 22 30 40 57 1 1 :00PM 8 Ramlui returns to the jungles of Vietnam in sons' (CC) A Washington family's life is Brennan and Kristpffer Tabon star in this News search of Americaii prisoners of war FTYQD.' — YXRBNTR BPQDRQ. turned upside down after they run into Big drama based upon Anna Sewell's classic .9 , It's a Living Sylvester Stallone. Richard Crenna, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Comedy takes place in a world where the mind fool during a camping trip and lake the novel about a beautiful ebony liorse and Charles Napief 1985 Rated R (In Stereo) is always superior to the emotions.” — Joseph Wood Krutch lumbering creature home John Lithgow, the people who owned if (60 mm ) Part 5 11 Cheers (CC) of 5 [USA] Hollywood Insider (R) Melinda Dillon, Margaret Langrick 1987 18 Anushka Rated PG (In Stereo) [ESPN] Karate: World Light Welter 24 Sneak Previews (In Stereo) 1 :35A M . 3 Love Boat [U S A ] Cartoon Express weight Championship From San Jose Calif (60 min ) (Taped) 26 Weekday (R| A> 6:30P M I 3 J CBS News (CC) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 38 M *A *S 'H 2 :0 0 A M ,8 Superior Court CBJ {AO ABC News (CC) [TMC] MOVIE: Midnight Run' A 61 Arsdnio Hall (R) (In Stereo) !11 Personal Power ypt^K^ (20 Too Close for Comfort bounty hunter and an accused er’nbozzler {CNN] Moneyline 20 NVR Showcase (22 30 NBC News (CC) try to elude the mob as they make iht'ir -30 Dating Game way across the country. Robert Do Niro, [D lSj Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet ME8BE ONE OF THOSE r WANT TH' PLEASURE O H , A N D TRIPLE THE GUARD ON OUR 24 57 Nightly Business Report Charles Grodin. Yaphei Kollo. 1988 38 Jeffersons (CC) ROSE IS ROSE by Pal Brady BIG NIGHT STALKERS OF DEALING WITH THAT CAPTAIN . PRISONERS WHILE YOU'RE WILL I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [ESPN] Home Run Derby WILL GET LUCKY AN' BIG-MOUTHED. AT IT! I'VE GOT A FUNNY/ XJ.YER by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee i36 W KRP in Cincinnati Rated R (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE 'Midnight Run' (CC) A [ESPN] SportsLook FIN D O OP BEFORE WE ( CAPTAIN!) MOOVIAN MY- FEELING ABOUT THEM! IGHNESS (61 Love Connection [U S A ] Murder, She W rote Jessica bounty hunter and an accused embezzler [TMC] MOVIE 'Midnight Run’ A DO, YER MAJESTY Unscramble these four Jumbles, IF you QOtl'T I StJEAR l U [A&E] Profiles Featured World War I delves into two investigations whrm both try to elude the mob as they mak»‘ then bounty hunter and an accused embezzler one letter to each square, to form her cousin and his daughter dui myster way across the country Robert Du Niro f four ordinary words. flying ace Billy Mitchell try to elude tfu; mob as they make their STOP STARIK& THROW IT IN lously Guest Lynn Redgrave (60 min.) Charles Grodin. Yaphet Kollo 1988 way across the country Robert De Niro, [CNN] Showbiz Today Rated R (In Stereo) AT1MAT TW.. R1V6R 8:30P M Csj (40 wonder Years (CC) Charles Grodin Yaptiet Kotto 1988 [ESPN] SportsLook Rated R (In Stereo) RUETl Jack IS furious when Norma enrolls in a [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire T--7^ 7;00PM C?J Inside Edition The real-life pottery class. (R) (In Stereo) [USA] Miami Vice The recently discov [USA] Madame's Place (R) _W story dramatized in “ The Three Faces of (11) IVlajor League Baseball: New York ered body of a man, missing for two years Eve." (R) Yankees at Milwaukee Brewers Live disappears (60 min ) (In Stereo) 2 :3 0 A M C9 Sustaining (T) [22i Wheel of Fortune (CC) from County Stadium in Milwaukee. (2 1 1 :30PM C?.' 40 Nightline (CC) 11 Twilight Zone hrs ) (Live) FRAW Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) I 9, Arsenic Hall (R) (In Siereo) 38 Alice Cd« E N S I V E - - (jI) {(22) Jeopardy! (CC). [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing From West Or pie' A Manhattan magazine writer and hei “ e E T daughter encounter Cajun relatives while 3 :0 5 A M i3 News (R) a Astrograph Kate & Allie (CC) ange, N J (2 hrs ) (Live) Cl) researching a family tree article in Louis (11) USA Tonight [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Ghoulies I f The unex­ lana bayou country Jill Clayburgh. Barbara 3 :1 0 A M {M A X ] MOVIE: The Big WELL" --.J P° Y®'^ HAVf AhV pected arrival of a group of devilish imps Horshey 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) Gundown' A gunfighter sets out to cap­ 120) MOVIE: 'The Magnificent Seven' A porks up business lor a near-bankrupt car­ ture a Mexican accused of raping and mur­ today your choices of what to say wheh gunfighter recruits six rugged men to de­ IK. ^ ”PoN’T-6ET-ANY- ahd to whom could be quite amateur­ nival Damon Martin, Royal Dano, Phil Fon- 12:00A M (J ) USA Today People re dering a young girl Lee Van Cleef, Tomas fend a group of Mexican peasants from dacaru 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) warded for good deeds Mtlian, Luisa Rivelli 1968 Rated R C/IRDS ish. Take extra care to properly verbal­ bandits Yul Brynnor, Eh Wallach, Steve (11; W ar of the Worlds A New Jersey ^Your ize ahy thought you express. McQueen 1960 [LIFE] The Key to Rebecca With the tale 3 :30A M [A&E] Improv Tonite Ac­ of the British army in North Africa at slake, town celebrates the 1938 radio broadcast S tress Susan Sullivan welcomes some of to­ ICPER " CApPE ? CAPRICDRN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Finah- (30) W in, Lose or Draw intelligence officer William Vandam (Clitf > y ^Birthday of a Martian invasion, not realizing the al day's comics (In Siereo) clal dealihgs could be fraught with com- (38) Newhart (CC) Robertson) races against time to prevent iens have returned (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) ■ 14BQ by NFA IrtC -\\iA Y E ^ a -1 5 plicatlohs ahd hiddeh clauses today. Be Nazi spy Alex Wolff (David Soul) from re [USA] MOVIE: The Challenge of the (40) Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) .18 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) McKennas' A rancher who prides himself Aug. 16,1989 careful you doh't find yourself getting laying British battle plans to Rommel (Rob immersed in an arrangement that is well [A&E] World of Survival Bit Culp) (2 hrs ) Part 2 o( 2 (2Q; Morton Downey Jr. (R) on his independent sjuril turns to violence WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll whi*n reason tails John Ireland, Robert over your head. [CNN] Crossfire (M A X ] MOVIE: 'Patti Rocks' A married, l26) Success 'n Life You could be far luckier in the work Woods Annabt'lia Incontrera 1969 1 place in the year ahead than you have AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Don’t let [D IS ] The Story of Babar, the Little Ele working-class womanizei shanghais his (40 W in. Lose or Draw VOUR DA I lOV HOROSCOPE : phant Animated Babar, king of the eto- best buddy into accompanying him on an 3 :40A M ^3 Nightwatch Joined in v o l Yr e n o t T R V IN c^." been for perhaps a decade. Now Is the someone pressure you Into making a l6lj Synchronal VOU M UST TR V N O T major decision today. It you (eel you phams, recounts his rise to that exalted all night road trip in the hopes of talking his Progress time to pursue your dreams, be they a rank pregnant girlfriend into an abortion Chris [A&E] Dwight D Eisenhower: Ike A Bridge TO BE SO... promotion, a big job or starling your need more time to think things through Mulkey. jolin Jenkins. Karon Landry profile of Dwight D Eisenliower, the presi 4 :0 0 A M 11 Streets of San Francisco own enterprise. thoroughly, by all means, take it. I ESPN 1 Lighter Side of Sports Jay John 1987 Rated R dent who went from the Supremo Com (38 One Day at a Time Port 2 of 2 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You might stone IS host mander of the Allied Forces in World War LED (July 23-Aug. 22) Although your [USA] Purina Invitational Dog Show II to U S Commander in Chief during the [A & E ] MOVIE: Quebec' The story of have to contend with a self-appointed [M AX] MOVIE. 'Zelly and Me' (CC) A switched to the 10 of clubs. He did not Intentions might be well-meaning to­ From Si L o u is , Mo (2 hrs ) (Taped) Cold War (60 mm ) the Canadian rebellion against England supervisor al work today. Quietly do domineering grandmother makes life mis Coniine Calvet Paine Knowles, John Bar know his partner had only four hearts, day, others will not appreciate your at­ CiJ i.40) Anything but Love NORTH 8-15-89 your own job as you see fit and let this erablo for an orphaned girl in 1958 Virgi 9:30P M [CNN] Newsnight rymore Jr 1951 A simple play tempting to tell them what to do or how (CC) Reprise of the season premiere Han ♦ Q J 6 5 and thought declarer would ruff a .sec­ individual hammer his own nails. nia Isabella Rossellini, Glynis Johns. Alex [ESPN] Antique Car Racing; Great to run their lives. Keep your own coun­ nah first meets Marty on a Chicago bound [C N N ] Larry King Overnight V A 5 can save the day ond round of the suit. East played low ARIES (March 21-April 19) This is one andra Jones 1988 Rated PG Artierican Race From Norfolk (Va ) to Dis sel. Leo, treat yourself to a birthday gift. plane (R) (In Stereo) neyland (60 min ) (R) [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide ♦ A J 7 4 and declarer won the king. Declarer Send for your Astro-Graph, c/o this of those days when it might pay to take 8:00P M c ? ) CBS Summer Playhouse: ♦ y « 5 10:00P M CX l!*®' thirtysomething [LIFE] HeartBeat Paul tries to treat an im 4 :0 5 A M [TMC] MOVIE: 'Planes, played a spade to dummy's jack and newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, a back seat at large gatherings. Pushy Road Show (CC) Drama A modern day then back to the spade king He led the 4I5- types who will be looking to Inflate their traveling beatnik (Lee Majors) acquires a (CC) Ellyn s shock over her patents' pend prisoned former jiatient, Joanne battles to Trains and Automobiles' A tiiinpmamen W E S T E A S T OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your rejiorter sidekick in his cross-country jour ing tiivorcB threatens her relationship with get a nurse reinstated, Leo believes a teiMi tal HxecuiivB is forced to sh,ire travel and queen of diamonds, finessing. East 'Aaj.i own egos may wind up having them ♦ A 7 ♦ 10 3 zodiac sign. ney (60 min ) Woodman (60 min ) (R) ager deliberately injured himself (60 min ) living anangiiiminis with an obnoxious punctured instead. salesman Steve Martin John C,indy Wil V Q 1 0 6.3 2 V K J98 By Jiiines Jacoby took the king and placed the nine of VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pt. 22) You re X J (261 (61) [CNN] News [LISA] New Mike Hammer TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'll be CB ! .40) W ho's the Boss? (CC) 1 ony gets liam Windoiii 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) ♦932 ftKes hearts on the table. West could figure CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawalt pressing your luck with the boss today If a lesson on poor pressure after Samantha out o( bounds today If you expect the (18: to i Ways to Get Cash From the 1 2 :0 5 A M LX Pat Sajak ♦ 10 94 4 A J 8 7 East-West worked their opponents that one out. He overtook with the 10 you are lackadaisical about doing te­ comes home drunk |R) (In Stereo) Government 4 :3 0 A M (38) Beverly Hillbillies dious, but necessary tasks. To avoid a entire household to march to your over in today’s deal. First East over- and led another club to .set the Aeey'6 m o t h e r is I HEAR , (9 ) Hunter (20! MOVIE: 'Kid Blue' Retirement from a [DIS] MOVIE: 'S w eet Lorraine' The pro SOUTH IH E A R , 6HEfe DRIVIN(3.' reprimand get them out of the way drummer. Trying to project your su­ 12:30A M l 8js t. Elsewhere ealled on a four-card suit at the one- contract. 7 premacy could result In arguments (111 Latinas: Women of Passion? lifo of crime proves difficult for a bumbling pneiross of an ailing Catskill Mountains re ♦ K 9 8 4 2 COMIN&OVER.l S lR g N S .^ 6QUEAUN quickly and efficiently. turn-ol-tho-cenlury outlaw Dennis Hop 19) Morton Downey Jr. (R| sort ponders the future of her once-lhriving level. When South responded one Nothing is ea.sy about this deal, but rather than conformity. W om en of Power? WPIX newsman V 7 4 WONDER IF6HE'6 RUBBgR.^ LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) If possible, Ramdos Soto explores the myths sur­ per, Warren Oates, Peter Boyle 1973 (22 ,30 Late Night With David Letter business Maureen Stapleton, Trim Alvar spade, West jumped pre-emptively to declarer would have succeeded at f5- GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Patience ♦ Q 1 0 8 CHIVING? steer clear of one who you deem to be rounding Hispanic women (J2) (30) NBC News Special: Gangs. 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Think before you woman Betsy Bigley are dramatized, Jen­ community and throughout the country boosts sales for a 100-yoar-oki British Dealer: South a strong hand in support of partner, speak and have the tolerance to listen (60 min ) Part 1 of 2 (In Stereo) i61 Gene Scott not attack clubs, since he held the ace. gry words, , , nifer Dale, Douglas Rain, Kenneth Welsh chocolate company. Vanessa Redgrave, you must cue-bid an opponent’s suit.) West would come on lead only once, SCDRPID (Del. 24-Now. 22) It s not fair to others. 1985 (24 P.O.V. (CC) Painter Jack Levine talks 1 :00A M ,11 Twilight Zone Jonathan Pryce. Tyler Buiterworih 1988 South West North E a st Rated R (In Stereo) Although three hearts would not with the spade ace, to lead a club That to take out your frustrations on the fam­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) It's quite (22) (30) Matlock (CC) White defending ii about the influences which shaped his Paos Pass 1 ♦ 1 4 creative develofimeni as a Social Realist in >20 Lavernq & Shirley make, North bid three spades. South would not Ik‘ enough, .ind the contract ily today. If the outside world has treat­ possible that today could be one ol com dealer accusetl ol murdering an em [MAX] MOVIE: Prettykill’ (CC) A pair 1 4 3 V 3 4 A ll pa .s.s "Jack Levine Fe.isl of Puie Reason " (60 wisely passed. would make. ed you unkindly and you didn't like it. those rainy days when you should have jiloyee. Ben is caught off guard by a j)m jA&E] MOVIE: Borsalino' T WO rogues of MLinhatttin jiolice dirieciivt's are baffled vale invesiigaloi s unoxpocieii testimony mill ) dominate the Mtirbeilles underworld in the l»V a series ol gruesome murders David West led a low heart. l)«!clarer won Junws Juvoby's thinks "J.irnhy on Umif’r'' and why do the same to loved ones? been saving your pennies. If you Opening lead: V 3 haven't, you'll find unrealistic expecta­ (60 min ) Piirt 1 of 2 (M) (In Stereo) 38 Hogan's Heroes 1930s Jean-Paul Belmondo, Alam Delon Bimey. Season Hubley, Suzanne Snyder dummy's ace and played the queen of “Juvobyon ('u n iC a n w s '’ (w n tu n w ith bis f:iUwr. SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23-Doc. 21) 1987 Rated R tions aren't negotiable. (24) (57) Nova (CC) A profile ol 1965 Nobel (57 Norman Rockwell, An American 1970 spades. West took the ace and thv htv Oswald Jacoby) utr now available at Words are the tools of Sagittarlans, yet bookstou's tio lh a rc p iib lc.lird by |•h.u^>'. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 15, 1989 — 19 Ig — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 15, 1989

Automobile marketers compete on a hard-driving track. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

There are more players in the game, gunning for a share of the READ YOUR AD: Classifed adyertlsements are DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. taken by telephone as a convenience. The be published Tuesday through Saturday, the 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. prize money. New models appear with bewildering frequency. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. Incorrect insertion and then only tor the size of tion. For advertisements to be published What was always a big ticket item gets bigger. Technology gets 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. higher tech. Automotive advertising has a big job to do. Minimum charge: 4 lines. the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by an additlanal Insertion.

With newspapers you can fine tune your marketing program. HDMES people read PART TIME HELP I HELP IHELP They offer plenty of space to talk about product features, Notices (w anted WANTED FDH SALE classified HELP WANTED mWANTED WANTED quality, value, options. GLASTONBURY. Ranch, As a condition precedent to Part Time student for CHILD CARE Wanted for SALES Clerk - wanted at the placement of any adver­ SUPERINTENDENT - ASSEMBLERS - We are 5 good sized rooms. 3 Manchester doctor's presently seeking a my eleven month old once for very Interest­ tising In the Manchester He­ Large Manchester con­ daughter. Green bedrooms, eat In kit­ Newspapers provide plenty of news, features, and spe­ rald, Advertiser hereby office. Three after­ dominium. Must have couple of persons for ing nutritional retail Manor area. Please shop. Professional at­ chen, large deck, full agrees to protect. Indemnify noons per week, filing extensive knowledge full-time employment. basement, vinyl siding. cial sections about new cars, car care, auto shows. and hold harmless the Man­ and various office du­ of landscape mainte­ Women preferred. call 12pm-3pm or otter mosphere In Manches­ 8:30pm, 646-5296. Ask ter's largest shopping Only $158,900. Phllbrick chester Herald, Its officers ties. Please coll 646- nance and equipment, Monday through Agency, 646-4200. Classified sections are the nation’s automotive market­ and employees against any 5153. Leave message. snow removal, pool Thursday. 7am- tor Lori. Flexible center. Must be se­ and all liability, loss or HOUSEKEEPER wanted 5:30pm. With good hours. Good pov- riously Interested In MANCHESTER - Cope, place, with 26 out of 100 readers saying they read the expense. Including ottor- maintenance and light three or four bedroom, every Saturday and carpentry/painting de­ working habits and w il­ TEACHER and aides to nutrition. Willing to ower nevs' fees, arising from teach. Excellent sa­ two full baths, fire­ auto listings at least once a week.* claims of unfair trade practi­ Sunday 8am-4pm. Con­ sired. No on site living. ling to learn. Apply work with Infants and tact housekeeping su­ Abel Coll, Howard toddlers In day care- lary, fringe benefits. place In living room, ces, Infringement of trade­ Pay negotiable. Be­ new carpet and more. marks, trade names or pat­ pervisor. 643-5151 be- nefit package. Must be Rood, Bolton. 646-5686 /nursery school. Im­ Apply Porkode Health Shoppe, Manager or $155,000. 647-1714 And newspapers reach affluent consumers, able to pay today’s ents, violation of rights of tween 8am-3pm._____ able to start as soon as WANTED - Babysitter, mediate openings. Full privacy and Infringement of possible. Call 278-2960 time or port time. Glas­ L ig g e tt Drug, see CENTRALLY located 5 PART Time Cashier - tour mornings per Anne. 646-8178. new car prices. Among those earning $30,000, 73% read a copyright and proprietary Excellent working con­ for Interview.______week. Light house­ tonbury. 633-1508. room Ranch, 2 large rights, unfair competition bed rooms, large living and libel and slander, which ditions. Week-nights work. September. 645- ASSISTANT tor busy doc- FULL TIME local food newspaper yesterday. ** HELP Wanted - Hard service company Is room, kitchen and din­ may result from the publica­ and week-end shifts. 1237______tor's office. Basic tion of any advertisement In Apply In person to Bill worker, eager to learn. looking for responsi­ ing area, enclosed Find the Item Whitham Nursery, ADMINISTRATIVE As­ skills required. Past breezewov, new sun the Manchester Herald by Groots Automotive sistant - Suffleld Bonk ble, hard working peo­ w ith advertiser. Including adver­ Route 6, Bolton. 643- experience helpful but deck, private treed Of those who bought a new car Service Incorporated, ple to loin our team. tisements In any free distri­ you need 7802.______has on exciting and not necessary. Will yard. Asking $164,000. 555 East Middle Turn- diversified position for Duties Include food in the past two years, 72% bution publications pub­ BUFFER - Foreman must train. Full time posi­ U 8. R Realty, 643-2692.0 lished by the Manchester MaiiclitfttrNtrald plke, Manchester. a highly motivated In­ tion with benefits. preparation, receiving Herald. Penny Sleffert, ASSISTANT for busy doc­ have experience In se­ dividual. Successful and stocking merchan­ BUILDER/Developer of­ read a newspaper yesterday. lecting and setting buf­ Please send resume to dise. M ustbeobleto lift fering: $90,000 2nd Publisher. 643-2711 tor's office. Basic condldote will provide P.O. Box 1282, Brood skills required. Post fing wheels, use of odmlnlstratlve/secret- 75 lbs. $7-$8 per hour. Mortgage - No pay­ proper compound and Street Office, Man­ Excellent benefits. Coll ments until the year Even if your business isn’t experience helpful but orlol support to the chester, CT 06040. WE DELIVER When you hove some­ not necessary. Will maintenance of pro­ vice president of the 633-4663 In G loston- 2000 ( Based on 8% fI xed cars, you can use those special For Home Delivery. Call thing to sell, find a cosh train. Full time posi­ duction schedules tor residential production MEDICAL Asslstant/Se- bury. Ask for Dove. rote, no points, no pre­ newspapers manufacture of plumb­ cretary - Internists of- payment penalty) And buyer the easy w ay... with tion with benefits. area, located In Glas­ PERSON to help expand 647-9946 ing products. Good pay tonbury. Qualified ap­ flce, Manchester. my business. Earn $200 builder will consider qualities of the newspaper—its large space, interesting Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 o low-cost od In Clossl- Please send resume to fled. 643-2711. P.O. Box 1282, Brood and benefits. Apply to plicants must possess Experience a p p re ­ to $2000 per week. No trade of your property editorial environment, affluent.audience—to power up your own Street Office, Man­ Macrlsty Industries, excellent communlco- ciated. Send resume experience necessary. to wo rd th I s n e w 3050 so. chester, CT 06040. 206 Newington Avenue, tlonol and organiza­ %Manchester Herald, Training provided. ft. breothtoklng Con­ marketing. New Britain, CT 06050. Box 11, Manchester, CT temporary with ce­ Source: *Response Analysis Corp. **SMRB tional skills. Related Coll Mike Constont, PART Time nurses aide. EOE______work experience help­ 06040. 528-9310.______ramic tiled kitchen and CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED Mornings, evenings. breoktost nook, floor STEEL Erector needed. ful, Ideal candidate will BUS Drivers. Glaston­ CRAIT’S CRAFTS Coll 649-2358. Experienced only to possess word process­ FLORAL Designer or as- to celling gronite fire­ slstont - full or part bury Public Schools. place, 4brs, 2full baths, . A Feature of This A Feature of This work on metal building ing skills, however Work os many or os erection crew. Benef­ training will be pro­ time. Good pov and 2 holt baths, 1st floor Newspaper Newspaper iseJNELP benefits. Apply In per­ few hours os desired. laundry, loccuzzl, and its. EOE. Coll Bill 242- vided. Salary range Bonus plan and/or I'M wanted 3738. mid-teens with excel­ son. Flower Fashion, 85 3 cor garage. Philips E. Center Street, earned days. Insu­ Reol Estote, 742-1450.D lent benefits. For rance benefits availa­ WAITRESSES - Day, fu ll­ MAINTENANCE - Mo- further Information Manchester.______BUILDER may take your time, small established ture and responsible ble. No experience ne­ please contact Patricio OFFICE Asslstont/Typlst cessary. Will train tor property In trade - restaurant. Ask tor Individual wanted for Bonglovonnl. Suffleld - Small, friendly Glos: Relive history In a new Kathy. Call 644-4745. semi-skilled building, public service license. Bonk, 157 Mountain tonbury office ottering Applications available 1748 Salt Box reproduc­ molntenonced posi­ Road, Suffleld, CT diversified duties and tion built from Stur- GROUNDS Maintenance tion. Some basic from: Transportation full time year round (203)633-5922 Ext. 100. opportunity to utilize Department, Glaston­ brldge Village plans knowledge of plumb­ EOE/M/F.______IMB PC. 1-2 years drown by Russell S. position. Must be fa­ ing, electrical systems bury Board of Educa­ m iliar with mowing op­ RECEPTIONIST - Suf­ office experience, 50 + tion, Glastonbury, CT Ootmon. 3 fireplaces, and carpentry re­ words per minute typ­ beehive oven, 3brs, 2'/a erations, machinery quired. Excellent be­ fleld Bonk has an Im ­ 06033. Phone 633-5231 etcetera. Job location mediate opening In our ing skills and desire to extension 430. eoe. baths, on a 3+ AC nefits. Inquire at 649- learn. Excellent benef­ parcel with brook and at Manchester Con­ 5336. Glastonbury office tor dominium. $7.00 per 0 full time receptionist. its, beautiful offices. pond, owner 2nd loon hour to start. Call 278- INSURANCE - Wethers­ Responsibilities will In­ Salary to $16,000. Im ­ ON THE JOB TRAINING up to $50,000. Reduced field agency. Commer­ mediate opening. Fee PtnTwmnl «u> «tiM . s ta rt ■ CWMT In $40,000. Wlllington, 2960 fo r Interview. clude answering tele­ Itw optical m dualfy. WaTra aaaking a cial lines. Customer phone, mall distribu­ paid. Coll Ann Ross asking $329,900. Philips DATA Entry Operator for aacloua mlnOad panon «Hth pood service representative. tion, and light clerical 528-8742, Business Re­ w ork atH oa to tra in aa a lana gitndar. Real Estate, 742-1450.O Manchester doctor of­ Full benefit pockoge duties. We offer com­ sources Incorporated. W a oHar a alarting rata o4 tSOO an fice. Experience pre- plus extras. Pleasant petitive salaries and on hour with achodulad waga ravlaw. WE DELIVER ferred. 646-4576. working conditions an axoallani Inauranca program and excellent benefit plan. m any olhar banana. For Home Delivery. Call DAY CARE help needed and surroundings. Coll For further Informa­ UPHOLSTERS Call Bob Pound lor appt. to core for children In 257-4555, ext. 123. tion please contact 647-9946 our 2 year old, pre-3 FULL-tIme delivery posi­ Joan Beresford at AND CUTTERS QSA Optical Monday to Friday, B to 6 year old, and 3 and 4 GOOD working conditions, 649-3177 tion available. Re­ (203)633-5922 Ext. 126. profit sbarlng, free medical year old rooms Mon­ quires heavy lifting. Suffleld Bank, 157 MANCHESTER - "Found day - Friday, 7 - 1pm Includes Saturdays. Mountain Road, Suf­ and dental Insurance. Ex­ Pot of Gold" $159,900. and 1 - 6pm. Call the Paid training. $5.50 per fleld, CT. EO E/M /F. perience necessary. Hourly Fantastic custom built Children's Place, Inc. hour. Coll 643-2171. rate $6-$15 and hour. Op­ RECEPTIONIST Split, excellent condi­ 643-5535. portunity for advancement Chamas Inc., one of New tion. Heat efficient, low •:QUILT RACK. Easy to build in fast growing company. pine rack displays handiwork EnglancTs top (hoRest) ad­ maintenance, room for iiKISSIE & HUGGER DOG.^ iiihandsomely! Trestle style §;■: RECEPTIONIST/ Call A. Zacchio at $g-S55S. vertising agencies needs a expansion, many up­ iiCuddly canine couple Isj: :i|ba$e with pegged mortise:!:;:! STUDENTS RN/LPN receptionist to work full dates, deep manicured lijeasy to make from fur fabric ■: >!and tenon joints, easy to dis- SCHEDULING lot. Too many extras to ::assemble for storage. Com-:::::: Now taking appllcatlona for time to early fall and then jiand scraps of felt. About 29 part tima. Immediate poal- mention. Sacrificed to i-iiinches long with movable •: >:plete illustrated plans :i;:i HOUSEWIVES CLERK SIRJO'S INTERIOR switch to part time morn­ iijjolnts. Plans include full size I; :!;in c Iu d e in s tru c tio n s for;:;:]: Friendly sales per­ tlona available. 7AM-3PU, ings. A pleasant phone sell quickly. Diane Co- ■; patterns, complete instruc-ii i;! crocheted afghan to make In ^:!:; Monday thru Friday CNo Meadows Manor CLEANING SERVICE manner and light typing m ollo, 646-0891. iitions. #2121 $4.95 ::any size from scrap yarns. sons wanted. All W eekends). i:;#0542 $4.95 South. Duties in­ We are now accepting skills are essential. Rexible RE/MAX East of the shifts and weekends SATISFACTION OR YOUR I ii! SATISFACTION OR YOUR M Please call: clude; answering applications for part- hours can be arranged In­ River, 647-1419.0 ^ MONEY BACK! \ MONEY BACK! needed. Apply to The Director of Staff time cleaning posi­ :- To order plans mail check or \ :!To order plans mall check or | | phones, scheduling terested candidates should Whole Donut; 150 Development tions. Experience re­ contact Lisa Pustls at 657- i.gJHELP imoney order and protect t: irmoney order and project time, minimal typing. quired but training is ;j'number and name, with your j ;i number and name, with your i;:;:; Center Street, Man­ 9AM-3PM Menday-FrMay 8600. 1 'M wanted Iname, address and zip. Add ijname, address and zip. Addi;!:!i Crestfleld Hours afternoons and also mandatory. Please -:$2-9S for catalog (includes r: :!:$2.95 for catalog (includes chester, 649-0140, or weekends. Call Sue call for your Interview >: $16 in discount coupons!) In : :;:$16 in discount couponsi) In |! ;! Convalescent Heme, |O kla. please add tax. ; :!Okla. please add tax. ^ 467 Hartford Road, Mandiester, CT Tyrol. 647>-9191. todayl 643H461. if CLASSIFIED CRAFTS : CLASSIFIED CRAFTS 649-9150. 643-S151. RN MANCHESTER HERALD 0SO40 ' MANCHESTER HERALD 06040 i i? p.o. 00X 1000 ; P.O. BOX 1000 i BIXBY, OK 74008 BIXBY, OK 74008 SUPERVISOR TEACHER SECRETARY/ From 3 to 11PM YWCA Kinderfun afterschool program Work Monday through Friday, no RECEPTIONIST weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For CLASSIFIED CRAFTS for kindergartens, 9 months per year Permanent part time position which could lead to full A Feature of This Newspaper begins August 28, 1989. Degree in time. Responsible energetic Individual being sought more information please call — education or related field, plus one year for computer broketing/sales office. Position requires Director of Staff Development experience with children. 35 hours per excellent telephone, typing, PC and organizational week $7.54 per hour plus benefits. Send skills. Multi-mate a plus. Ability to prioritize an CRESTFIELD unpredictable work flow In a fast paced environment resume to: B. Selavka, YWCA, 78 North Pleasant professional working conditions in a CONVALESCENT HOME Main Street, Manchester, CT 06040. non-smoking Glastonbury office. Please call 633-3393. eo e/aa 643-5151

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I HOMES I HOMES I APARTMENTS I MISCELLANEOUS TAG I CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT SERVICES SALES FOR SALE GSL Building Mainte­ MAISTCHESTEIT. Green­ 1985 PONTIAC Firebird, MALLARD View - MANCHESTER - You MANCHESTER - 5'/2 Town hall Yankee killer Quayle special!^ won't believe this one! room apartment. Fire­ nance Co. Commercl- wood Drive, night sale. V6, multi-port EFI, all $145,900. Distinctive 3 place, parking In yard. al/ResIdentlal building Friday August 18th 5- power, tilt and cruise, A br single family att­ $189,900. "Exquisite" eight room Ranch feat­ Updated kitchen and repairs and home Im- 8;30pm. Moving a little AM-FM stereo ached saltbox. T/2 proyements. Interior of everything. Signs cassette, 5 speed, 56k. Plan readied for Brewers’ Ted Higuera VP viewed baths, appliances, uring first family room bath, oversize closets. plus finished rec. $625 monthly, plus se­ and exterior painting, posted. Rain or shine. 646-9826. D < f it ! trench door In dining light carpentry. Com­ room. Truly the "best room. Exterior In ex­ curity and lease. Call MANCHESTER - 38 Gal- November ballot /3 shuts out the Yankees / I I as lightweight /5 cellent condition In­ 649-4981. plete lanitorlal ser- oxy Drive, Saturday, buy" In town! Blan­ ylce. Experienced, rel­ chard & Rossetto Real­ cluding pool and hot MANCHESTER - Modern August 19th. 9am-1pm. tub. D.W. Fish Realty, 4 room apartment In a 4 iable, free estimates. Baby Items and CARDINAL CLEANING SERVICES tors," We're Selling 643-0304. ______LAWN CARE Houses” 646-2482.D 643-1591.0 family house. Applian­ domestics. ces and parking In­ BUICK, INC. YOUNG Duplex 5-5 3 bed­ BOLTON - Beautiful U&R Colonial. $329,900. Ver­ cluded. $500 plus utili­ EMERGENCY 1988 Dodge Dakota P/U •8960 JACKIE'S HELPING room units each with ties. 647-1113 after 6pm. FURNITURE 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 YARD MASTERS ^Vi baths, carpeting, satile floor plan to Fire — Police — Medical 1988 Buick Century $11990 Trees cut, Yards cleaned, HANDS private basements, re­ accomodate formal en­ 1988 Buick Riviera $14890 I would like to help you tertaining as well as CONDOMINIUMS BEER Barrel Table, 4 DIAL 911 1967 Plymouth Horizon $4960 Lawns, Truck & Backhoe cent heating system. I beer barrel chairs, In Manchester with your cleaning needs. Price reduced $10,000. eyeryday enloyment. FOR RENT 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. *9480 work available. Reasonable rates. Blanchard & Rossetto Every raom Is excep­ $150. Queen size sleeper 198# Old* Calal* $#980 tional In size. Features sofa, $150. Bond dinette 19## Chav Monte Carlo $8496 643-9996 Call 647-1990 Realtors," We're Sel­ VERNON - One bedroom set-white formica ta­ 198# Toyota Camry $9180 ling Houses" 646-2482.0 Include double door condo with air, paol I CARS 1988 Buick Electra 380 $10250 entry, parquet floors, 2 ble, 2 chairs, $50. Mag- JUST Reduced - Need an and garage. Ayallable nayox Stereo, In Wal­ FOR SALE 1985 Buick Riviera $9890 DON’S LAWN fireplaces, 1st floor August 15th, $580 per 1985 Buick Electra $8480 In-law apartment? family room and fin­ nut cabinet, $50. Call 1985 Buick Regal Cpe. $8880 SERVICE HONEST This oversized East month. Please call 647- 643-7840.______DO DG E 1979 Custom Lawn mowing ished rec. room. Wow! 9254 Van. Air conditioning, 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 iianrhpHlPr Upralft Hartford home of 9 dge and Bush Trimming hardworking couple D.W. Fish Realty, 643- SLEEPER Sofa-Queen 1984 Oldamoblle FIrenza $4990 rooms and 2 baths M AN CH ESTER - Two new motor, automatic, 1984 Mercury Cougar $5990 Dependable work will dean your home 1591.0 size. Very good condi­ power brakes, steer­ could be the one you've bedroom townhouse. tion. $200.568-1903 after 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 for you. Call 643-8215 been waiting tor. Blan­ MANCHESTER - Now $116,900. Nice unit In a ing. $2995. 644-9861. 646-7011 only 135,000 for these 5 p m o r leaye 81 Adam s St. ask for Michelle or chard & Rossetto Real­ yery small condo com­ message.o______VOLKSWAGEN 1970 Bug, Azadph. tors," We're Selling brand new, huge, excit­ plex with a total of six Good condition. Best Manchester Wednesday, Aug. 16, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents CARPENTRY/ Houses" 646-2482.0 ing, 7 room, 1,800sq.ft, units. Deck off kitchen, ONE swivel rocker and 1 offer 649-9673.______beautiful conternpor- velour wing chair. Ex­ REMODELING VERNON - Choice of lots of yard area. D.W. FORD 1981 Escort. Four . 649-4571 a ry T ownhouses. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 cellent condition. Both several 12 plus acre. Cathedral ceilings, An­ $12S;_568;8m^^_^_^ speed, am/fm cassette. ELECTRICAL Box Mt. Drive. White MANCHESTER - Loca­ Good running condi­ FARRAND REMODILING dersen windows, full birch. Mountain Lau­ basements, 2x6 con­ tion! Location! Loca­ I SPORTING tion. $700. 649-0243 Bob Riley Room iddltlons, decks, roof­ rel and views. $135,000. tion! $162,900. evenings.______Resale prices ing, siding, windows and gutt­ struction, family raom GOODS DUMAS ELECTRIC Flano Realty 646-5200. fireplace, central air, Immaculate 6 rm. 1982 PONTIAC Firebird - Oldsmobile ers. All types of remodeling and Townhouse (over 1695 repairs. Call Bob Fairand, Jr. Service changes, MANCHESTER - This oven /range, dls- Air, automatic, power Crime rate declines 32% sq.ft.) 3 large bed­ JAVCO 7 foot pool table, 259 Adams St., Maneh. additional wiring and home shows pride of hwasher, hood, dispo­ % Inch slate top. Good steering, brakes. drop sharply Bus. 647-8509 ownership. All kept sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full rooms; eat-ln ap- Cassette. V-6. Good 649-1749 repairs on existing pllanced kitchen; shape. $300 or best By Diane Rosell Officer Gary Wood, spokesman for dropped 23 percent from 1987, with 92 reported in 1980 to 92 reported in 1988. Res. 645-6849 homes. Quality work at nicely decorated. Fully baths, washer/dryer 2'/2 offer. 872-3724______clean car. 51K. 646-9826. New 1989 Cutlass appllanced kitchen, 3 baths; central a/c, and HARTFORD (A P) — Connecticut was Manchester Herald the Manchester Police Department, reported in 1988 and 120 in 1987. The two murders committed in 1987 affordable prices. hookups, cedar siding, 1980 AUDI 4000. 73K. Me­ bed, IV2 baths, fire­ wall-to-wall carpeting, car-port. Call for de­ chanic's car. Excellent Ciera 4 Dr. Sedan among 41 states nationwide where high attributed the increase in assaults and In total, 1,720 crimes were reported were the only two homicides reported ISLAND tails! Klernan Real I MUSICAL stock *9344 Entirely owner operated. place In Hying room. tiled foyer, oak kitchen condition. Air, power mortgage rates and rising prices helped The number of aggravated assaults robberies in part to drugs. in 1988 and 2,027 in 1987, a 15 percent in the eight-year period. 27 years exp. Call $163,900. Realty World, Estate, 649-1147.0 ITEMS CONSTRUCTION cabinets, two-zone gas brakes, AM/FM Blau- DIv. Bench Seat B ac Rear Oatoggar. produce a sharp decline in the home resale and robberies in Manchester in­ “ The increase in assaults and decrease. Wood said citizen crime watches All types of home Joseph Dumas Benoit, Frechette As­ heat, slider to deck and MANCHESTER South- punkt cassette. 646- Accent snip*. Wit* Whaal Cap*. market during April, May and June, a national robberies is drug-related. People are Crimes dropped significantly in sociates, 646-7709.O field Green - Three W /aw Tkaa, AkVFM awee Caiaan*. creased in 1988 from 1987 but most are helping the .55-member police improvements from 646-5253. 2-car garage. Owners ALTO Sax - 3 year old 9826.______real estate trade group said. looking for any way to get their drug 1988 over the total of 2,512 reported in concrete floors, steps, HEBRON - Wellingtons will hold o second bedroom, 2 '/2 bath, Yamaha, used two ye­ T * Wheel, Pula* WIpar, Ak Cood. other categories of crime decreased, force to put a dent in crime. He said patios, etc. to complete central air, pool, ten­ 1985 CHEVY Camero Z- Cony. Qroup, 28 UtwEFI Englna The New Haven area was one of the hardest according to an annual FBI report. money," he said. 1980. Way Subdivision, 1 plus mortgage of $32,900 af ars. Excellent condi­ 28. T-top, power steer­ citizens are becoming much more remodeling. Also decks MAINVULE ELECTRIC acre lots. $67,000. New 8% with no principal or nis, golf. $975. Security tion. Asking $450 . 649- Sale price hit. with the median resale price of a Statistics also show that the overall Other major crimes declined in From 1980 to 1988, reported rapes aware of crime and are reporting and window and door Prottulotwl •••clficil wars don*. ing, brakes, AM/FM homes for $225,000.Fl­ Interest payment due 643-5601. 2001. single-family home during the second quarter crime rate in Manchester dropped 32 1988. The report showed a decrease of decreased 48 percent, from 27 in 1980 offenses quicker. replacement. Tiling Updtt* that old lu M p*n*l to for 7 years. These ere cassette, V-8. 5.0 L, circuit br**k*ra. ano Realty 646-5200 5-speed. 47K. 646-9826. of the year falling 7.6 percent from the same percent from 1980 to 1988. murders, burglaries, thefts, and auto to 14 in 1988. Larceny decreased 20 Interior/exterior. beautiful single family *12,417* “ The total community has become Landscape and Interior WIN do all typa* of alacttical MANCHESTER - Immac­ I HOMES I PETS AND -Indudaa All QM Ineantlva* OR period last year, the National Association of The annual FBI report included thefts from 1987. The number of rapes, percent, from 1,461 in 1980 to 1,168 in aiork. homes, not condomini­ BUICK 1984 Skylark, ex­ 1.9% Financing a lot sharper about crime and crime design services ulate 4 bed. Colonial FOR RENT SUPPLIES cellent condition. Realtors said Tuesday. figures on homicides, rapes, robber­ at 14. was the same both years. 1988. Burglary decreased 45 percent, available. Call lor free aatimate plus den & formal din­ ums; and there are, of Over 60 Cieras in stock prevention," he said. #47-7292. course, no association 39,000 miles, new tires, The decrease was the second greatest ies, assaults, burglaries, larceny and There were no homicides reported from 678 in 1980 to 375 in 1988. Call Barry at ing room. A yery nice AVAILABLE September GERMAN Short Hair $4,2W). M9-5M6...... for instant delivory decline among the 83 metropolitan areas in 1988 and two reported in 1987. There Statistics also show a drop of 60 He said the police force also has private area for this 8 fees. Call today for 1st. Large four bed­ Pointer puppies, look­ auto thefts. 646-2411 room, vinyl sided complete details on room colonial, fire­ ing fora home. 647-8000 included in the association’s survey. The report showed 44 incidents of were 375 burglaries in 1988, down 21 percent over the eight years in benefited from additional training house with oyersized these magnificent and place, wall-to-wall car­ days or 643-9505 ACURA QUALITY The median resale price in New Haven aggravated assault in 1988, up from 25 percent from the 457 burglaries aggravated assaults. There were 109 that has become available over the MISCELLANEOUS beautiful homes at PRE-OWNEO AUTOS garage. $159,900. peting, appliances, eyenings.______dropped from $168,900 during the second in 1987, a 76 percent increase. reported in 1987. aggravated assaults in 1980 and 44 in years. He said most applicants for $167,900 with this yery, S3 NIaMn Stanta *2995 PAINTING/PAPERING SERVICES Realty World, Benoit, family room and more. CARTER quarter last year to$165,100in the three months There were 1,168 reported larcenies 1988. Robberies decreased 47 percent, police jobs now have college educa­ yery special financing. LAB - 6 months old, 5 8pd.. A/C C H E V R O L E T — GEO Reported robberies totaled 27 in 1988, Frechette Associates, 646-4144 _ ^ ^ _ _ _ _ ^ female, black and S3 Ford Eaoort *2496 ended June 30. That drop was second only to the in 1988, a 16 percent drop from the from 51 in 1980to27in 1988. Autothefts tion and training programs are more This Is an excellent S ^d.. Sttrto 1229 M a in St., M anchester up from 16 in 1987, a 69 percent 646-7709.D opportunity for first- white. Spayed, all S3 Pontiac 6000 LE *3995 8.1 percent decline in Oklahoma City’s median 1,393 thefts in 1987. Auto thefts decreased by 50 percent, from 186 intense. EXPERT I STORE AND VO. Auto. Loadad 86 Chev Chevette 2 Or. *3695 increase. COVENTRY - The High­ time buyers and Inyes- shots. Gentle, loyes resale prices. Exterior and Interior HAWKES TREE SERVICE children. Free. 649- 64 Ctiav Caprlca Claaaic *4995 85 Chev Citation 4 Dr. *4295 Bucket, truck & chipper. lands. 1 plus acre sites tors. Owner will con­ OFFICE SPACE VS. Loaded ■ vna-aWi; painting and wallpaper 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. The median resale price of a single-family hanging. Limited exterior Stump removal. Free $65,000. New homes for sider rent with option. 52 Toy Torcal 8R-5 *2695 *6995 $190,000. S 8pd.. Starao 88 Ply Sundance 2 Dr. home in the Hartford area was $165,000 during restoration. Previous work estimates. Special Rothman & Rothman, Four air conditioned offi­ 87 VW Golf *4996 *7995 can be seen upon request. consideration for elderly MISCELLANEOUS 0 8pd., Sun floof the second quarter, down 2.3 percent from last 1 Christians PRESTIGIOUS Cape. 646-4144.D ces are oylalable In I 84 Olda FIrenza ’S' H/B *4695 Contact BC Company. and handicapped. Manchester. The sq. ft. 53 Toyota Corolla *3395 year’s second quarter median price of $169,900. #44-6968. Must be seen! Don't FOR SALE Auto. A/C 80 Chev Monza Cpe. *2495 ■ s iiifiir measurements are 600, S3 Mercury Cougar *4995 The Hartford area includes the city and 36 647-7553 wait! Make your move 88 Pont 6000 LE 4 Dr. *7195 now! Blanchard & Ros­ ROOMS 500,350 and 240. Offices V86. Loaded surrounding towns, including all of north- WALLPAPERING & I 82 Ford Granada GL *3999 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr. *6295 setto Realtors," We're FOR RENT are centrally located END R O LLS Only 26.000 ortginal mileal ^ central Connecticut. The New Haven area heed call with ample parking. 85 Buick Century *4996 84 Chev Camaro Berlineta *6795 PAINTING Selling Houses" 646- 27'/i" width — 25