MONDAY LOCAL NEWS INSIDE M anrhfHtpr ■ Firehouse bids being solicited. ■ Bolton attorney warns of zoning regs. ■ Coventryfest rained on, but succeeds. What's ■ Manchester bicyclist is killed. News Local/Regional Section, Page 7. Sept. 24, 1990 Lawyer charged in slaying Vbur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year Newsstand Price: 35 Cents NEW BRITAIN (AP) — A fHaurbratfr Hrralb Hall of Fame adds local attorney has been arrested and charged with murder in the shooting of his secretary whose body was found near the five to its ranks Dems charging Soviets lawyer’s office. New Britain police said. — see page 47 Henry S. Zembko Jr., 49, of Southington, arrested at 3:30 SPORTS Landers conflict adopt a.m. Sunday morning and charged with murder, said Of­ ficer Deborah Bctterini. Barbara By ALEX GIRELLI An internal investigation in the A. Grey, 41, of Plainville, died Manchester Herald matter is being conducted by the police department. free of multiple gunshot wounds of the head, an autopsy Saturday by MANCHESTER — Democratic DiRosa said the case put Landers in a position where she is an adver­ the state medical examiner’s of­ Rockville tips MHS in OT town directors plan to ask the town fice found. Police ruled the Ethics Commission to decide if sary of the police and at the same time, an employer deciding on the market shooting a homicide. there was a conflict of interest or the appearance of a conflict when labor contract. Fuel aid program Republican Director Ellen Bums Landers eould not be reached this By ANDREW KATELL Landers cast a cmcial vote to reject morning for comment. needs money Indians suffer The Associated Press a tentative labor contract between At Tuesday’s meeting of the HARTFORD (AP) — A the town and the pwlice union. Board of Director, Landers moved MOSCOW — Soviet lawmakers privately funded energy-assis­ Directors Stephen T. Cassano and for rejection of a tentative contract 1 St loss of year voted overwhelmingly today to for­ tance program that helps needy Peter DiRosa announced the plan at and she and four other Republican sake seven decades of Communist working people make ends meet a press conference this morning. directors voted for rejection. economics, endorsing a rescue plan during the winter months is ex­ The two directors said that By JIM TIERNEY The action came only hours to create a free market system from pecting higher than usual Manchester Herald Landers, a lawyer, is representing a before a statutory deadline after demands this year as the Persian elient charged with driving while in­ the failed machinery of centralized which the contract could automati­ planning. Gulf crisis keeps oil prices high. toxicated and, in the process, is MANCHESTER — Intense defense was the name of cally have gone into effect. The Supreme Soviet also gave Workers at Operation Fuel, questioning the accuracy of tes­ the game during Friday afternoon’s CCC East boys soc­ DiRosa and Cassano said that if President Mikhail S. Gorbachev which last year helped 2,565 timony or statements by a police of­ families pay for heaL say their cer match between Rockville and host Manchester High. ficer in connection with the case. Please see LANDERS, page 6. sweeping new powers to implement The scoring drought, however, expired when Rock­ the reforms unilaterally. single phone line is busy al­ ready, even though the assis­ ville’s Scott Rylander nestled a well-placed 22-yarder But the lawmakers continued to disagree on which of several com­ tance program docs not get un­ into the upper right comer of the net with 3:08 left In the derway until Dec. 1. first overtime session which carried the visiting Rams to peting economic blueprints for ac­ Dems denounce complishing the switch should be a 1 -0 victory at Memorial Field. Rockville remains unbeaten at 3-0 in the CCC East followed. Budget talkers and 3-0-1 overall. Manchester, which tasted its first After a confusing and tumultuous V VV-',’ vVi -. debate, the Supreme Soviet settled weigh tax hike defeat, is now 2-1 in the league and overall. The Indians charter study on a resolution calling for a commit­ WASHINGTON (AP) — will host Enfield Tliesday at 3:30 p.m. tee of legislators and economists ap­ Republican budget bargainers Defense and midfield play dominated the match with ‘• f" . 3 pointed by Gorbachev to merge the are trying to construct a package very few scoring opportunities, at best, for either side. By ALEX GIRELLI with Republican Director Wally Irish over charter revision, said he various recipes into a unified plan of tax increases on the wealthy “I thought it was an equal game up and down the Manchester Herald by Oct. 15. The vote was 323-11, that Democrats would accept in field,” Rockville coach Chuck Saimond said. “It was still has reservations over some of with 56 abstentions. exchange for a cut in the capital played in the middle of the field and it was going to take MANCHESTER — Democratic the issues a commission would con­ Although differences remained, it gains tax. Senate Minority something like that (goal). It was dead to the comer.” Town Director Peter DiRosa said sider under that compromise, such was the first time the Supreme Leader Bob Dole says. The game-winner was set up by some fine individual this morning that he will not vote in as the election — rather than ap­ But the Kansas Republican favor of going forward with a pointment — of a Planning and moves on the fringe of the penalty area by Rockville’s Please see SOVIET, page 6. said GOP negotiators at the 4- charter revision study until he 21oning Commission. Billy Krone. The multi-skilled Krone flipped a backpass month-old budget talks were knows precisely what a charter com­ DiRosa said the Democrats to Rylander who toed his shot past a frozen Mike Milaz- resisting Democratic efforts to mission would consider and who believe the charter isn’t “broke” and Th* AsaoclatBd Prasa raise the income lax rate for the zo. would be named to the study com­ does not need “fixing.” He said the “That was a good shot they put in,” Manchester coach GORBY’S POINT — In an emotional speech, Soviet presi­ wealthiest Americans from 28 mittee. Republicans want to undermine the Senate percent to 33 percent. Bill McCarthy said. “I think it was an evenly played Town Director Stephen Cassano, dent Mikhail Gorbachev urges the Supreme Soviet to speed match. Maybe we didn’t build as well as we should have. who had arrived at a compromise Please see CHARTER, page 6. economic reform. Gas prices hit They (Rockville) are a well-organized, well-coached aims at team.” all-time high Saimond credits that organization to his fine corps of LOS ANGELES (AP) — The seniors. Iraq threatens to fire first shot gas hogs average price of a gallon of “We’re playing well,” Saimond said. “I’ve got a good gasoline at the pump has hit an bunch of seniors. I’ve got 16 seniors this year.” all-time high of more than By ARTHUR ALLEN a statement, it seemed for the first $1.38, an industry analyst says. Rockville sweeper Mau Valentino, playing in his first The Associated Press time to threaten a first strike, and By H. JOSEF HEBERT The price has gone up from game of the season due to injury, was a dominant defen­ mentioned Israel and Mideast oil The Associated Press around $1.18 in late July, shortly sive force. Scott Salonen and Troy Guntulis anchored an In their most bcIlico.se statement fields as potential targets. before Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait equally dominant Indian defense. yet, Iraq’s leaders have warned the “America must realize; clearly that WASHINGTON — As on Aug. 2, and jumpted 2.91 “Territorially, it was pretty equal,” McCarthy added. U.S.-led forces arrayed against them it is pushing the entire region ... in automakers roll out their 1991 cents in the two weeks since the fact, even the whole world ... to the cars, including many models “It was a good game. The nice thing is we have a chance that they would launch an all-out previous survey, said the nation­ brink of a bottomless abyss, from that emphasize comfort and (at Rockville) again.” war before allowing the U.N. trade wide Lundberg Survey of embargo to “strangle” the Iraqi which the region will never sec light perfomiancc over economy, the 18,5(X) gas stations. Perhaps, the best scoring threat of the match for the In­ people. for dozens of years,” the Iraqi com­ Senate is taking up legislation dians came with 4:10 left in regulation. Indian seniors Countries hit hard economically munique said. aimed at driving gas guz.zlers Rebels to hold Dwayne Goldston and Brian Wry converged on a loose It was signed by the Revolution off the road. . V .. . J ■ by the gulf crisis can expect some ball in the Rockville goalmouth with Ram goalie Corey help soon from the Imcniational Command Council and the ruling The fuel efficiency debate peace talks Knowles making a diving save to rcuieve it. .Monetary Fund. The IMF today ap­ Baath Party but bore the rhetorical was to begin today on the ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP) C'- '.' ■ -.fV.--* tT; imprint of President Saddam Hus­ Senate floor with Sen. Donald McCarthy isn’t about to push the panic button. ' r S’ V i* proved an accelerated effort to supp­ — The commanders of Liberia’s ly billions of dollars to help poorer sein — studded with references to Rieglc, D-Mich., hoping to rival rebel armies will meet tliis “This was really good for us,” he said. “Instead of “poisonous wasps,” “evil-doers” and head off a vote later in the week playing the long ball, we have to play to our strength and nations hurt by the trade embargo week for U.S.-brokered talks Dan Roggl/Manchastar Harald “Zionist usurpers.” on legislation tliat would re­ aimed at ending their country’s our strength is the short passing game. You can’t be too against Iraq. Meanwhile, diplomatic sources in “We will never allow anybody, quire tlie U.S. new car fleet to 9-month-old civil war. West disappointed. It’s early in the season.” MY BALL — Rockville goalie Corey Knowles latches onto the ball during second-half action during Friday’s CC C East game against Manchester at Memorial Field. Rockville’s Jeff Hand­ Saudi Arabia said today tliat a whomever he nuy be, to strangle tlie Please .see GAS, page 6. African officials have an­ Rockvllto 0 0 1 0 — 1 break-in at Saudi Arabia’s biggest people of Iraq without having him­ nounced. UanctiMtar 0 0 0 0 — 0 ler (14) and Manchester’s Jason Dieterle (7) are in on the play. Rockville won, 1-0, in over­ oil company two weeks ago was self strangled," the communique A cease-fire lias been in place Scoring: R- RyUndw. SavM: R- Coray Knowlaa 4. M- MPea Milazzo 4. time. believed part of an alleged effort by said. since Saturday in Monrovia, the Jordanian and Yemeni diplomats to Last year, Iraq imported 75 per­ Gas not capital. More than 5,000 gather information about strategic cent of the food its people con­ civilians have been killed in the Saudi installations for Iraq. sumed. Now, an international Bade conflict. TTic sources, speaking on condi­ embargo ordered by the U.N. car buyer tion of anonymity, said the break-in Security Council in rcs[X)nse to Sad­ New talks was one of a number of suspicious dam’s Aug. 2 seizure of Kuwait hxs concern activities tlial led die Saudi govern­ Tht Associated Press prompted the Baghdad government possible ment to demand Saturday that most IRAQI THREAT — An Iraqi TV spokesman said the country to begin rationing some staples. BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) envoys of Iraq, Jordxm and Yemen will destroy Mideast oil fields if Iraq is "strangled” by foreign The Security Council is expected By SCOTT BREDE — Cambodia guerrilla officials leave Riyadli. forces. to vole Tuesday on an eighth resolu­ Manchostor Horald said today tliat gueirillas have Also today, Iran’s official Islamic tion punishing Iraq for refusing to agreed to a compromise with the Republic News Agency said Syrian to Iran for talks that were to include against Iraq. Iran has hinted it might relinquish Kuwait. ITic suictest yet, MANCHESTER - IX-spitc Vietnamese-insialled goveni- President Hafez Assad was extend­ inquiries about the Western hostages circumvent the sanctions. it would block all air traffic in and a growing concern over ga.s nieiii, raising tlie possibility of ing his stay in Tehran. in Ix’banon and Iran’s intentions Iraq’s anger at nations enforcing out of liaq but planes carrying mileage by con.sumers. most more peace talks soon. Assad, Iraq’s arch-enemy, came regarding Uic U.N. trade embargo tlic stinclions Ixtiled over Sunday. In humanitarian aid. area car dealerships rc [X )n c d Uuit tlie rising gas prices have not had a major inqxict on their sales trends. Inside Todety.^. Police want DARE in private schools ”I haven’t seen a big cluinge in the market,” said Tony Ab- bruz.ese, the sales manager for By RICK SANTOS level parochial schools. die program. Scluxil officials tuid [xilice have 20 pages, 4 sections Manchester Herald n ie DARE program, however, DARE, an acronym for Drug lauded DARE and other programs to Riley’s J(X” Dillon Rird at 319 will be brought to sixth-graders in Abuse Resistance Education, is a combat drugs through the schools. Main St., when asked whether Another Anglo, MANCHESTER — Tlie [xilice the private .scluxrls only if the ixilicc 17-week program in which specially “E.ducation is the only way we’re car buyers are taking home more economy nuxlels ratlier Classitiod____ deptulment is hoping to stiirt a drug department receives the grant trained police officers visit going to tx'ai this monster that’s Comics ______education program — already kick­ money necessary to expand die classrooms to leach students to build destroying this nation,” Frost said. tluui giLS guz-zlers. Focus______program, according to Gary Frost, ed off locally for grade six students up such skills and characteristics as “1 don’t even care if you call it Plea.se see CARS, page 6. Local/State in the public schools last year — in the police departmciu’s community self-esteem, which help diem resist Lottery. Manchester’s three middle-school relations officer and coordinator of drugs and alcohol. I’lea.se sec DARE, page 6. NadorVWbrtd , Obituanos__ Opinion _ _ Serving Manchester Area Over 109 Years - Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 Sports_____ MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Sept. 24, 1990—3 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Sept. 24, 1990 Obscenity trial opens; NATION/WORLD gay protest threatened

quisition elsewhere,” said Scott count. Last air flight Mandela’s wife By TERRY KINNEY MacLarty, a spokesman for the Municipal Judge David Albanese The Associated Press Gay-Lesbian March Activists. earlier ruled each photo can be con­ "nie seven-week exhibition of sidered separately. He rejected CINCINNATI — Extra police photos by Mapplethorpe, who died defense arguments that the entire ex­ from Kuwait arraigned in were a.s.signcd to the courthouse to of AIDS in 1989, drew a record hibit be considered as a whole, in­ handle a gay rights demonshation crowd of more than 80,000 to the cluding Mapplethorpe’s portraits today at the opening of the gallery last spring. and floral studies. olisccnity trial of an art gallery and But a grand jury indicted Barrie Defense lawyers have argued that its director for showing Robert Map- the gallery is a museum and is thus arrives home slaying case and the gallery, concluding that plctJiorpe’s photographs. protected from obscenity laws. But Jury selection was scheduled to seven of the 175 photos violated MORRISVILLE, N.C. (AP) — U.S. is responsible for what will Albanese said the Contemporary trial as demeaning. gel under way tliis morning in the community standards. One photo The last scheduled evacuation flight happen in Kuwait,” Abdu said. By BARRY RENFREW Arts Center does not fit the defini­ Mrs. Mandela faces trial with liial of the Contemporary Arts shows a man urinating into another out of Kuwait ended with glimmers He said he will stay in North The Associated Press______man’s mouth. Others show oral sex tion of a museum, since it has no of hope and pride from ihc pas­ seven members of her former Center and Dennis Barrie. permanent collection. Carolina and find work as a taxi bodyguard who have been charged The case has become a rallying and anal penetration with objects. sengers. driver. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa The exhibit was canceled at the on the same counts. Court officials point for artisLs, First Amendment Barrie, 43, and the gallery are A diabetic was the first off the The diabetic woman, who was not — Winnie Mandela, looking grim charged with pandering obscenity Corcoran Art Gallery in Washington U.S.-chartered jet Sunday. She and tired, was arraigned today on say she faces four charges of kid­ activists and tliosc who believe the last year because of a furor over identified by ofilcials, was taken to indictments aie part of a wider effort and with using children in nudity-re­ walked slowly and clutched an Raleigh’s Rex Hospital, where she charges of assault and kidnapping napping and four of assault with in­ government funding of art deemed to intimidate homosexuals. lated material. The second charge American flag. was held overnight and reported in stemming from a 1988 incident tent to commit grievous bodily sterns from two photos, one of a boy obscene. “She was in pain but she insisted satisfactory condition. when four youths were allegedly harm. A protest planned by a gay rights The National Endowment for the group prompted authorities to assign and one of a girl, their genitals ex­ on walking off. You could sec she The passengers were in better taken to her house and beaten. Mrs. Mandela was freed on her posed. Arts has since adopted a pxiliey re­ had a lot of pride,” said Joe Myers, health than those who arrived at Mrs. Mandela, holding hands own recognizance. Bail for the other extra police to tlie Hamilton County quiring grant applicants to certify Ths Assoclatad Press Courthou.se. director of North Carolina’s Raleigh-Durham on a similar flight with her husband, African National defendants was continued. All eight If convicted, Barrie could get up their awards will not be used for THAR SHE BLOWS — A farm access bridge in Kegworth, England is blown up to make way Division of Emergency Manage­ last week, officials said. Sixty Congress leader Nelson Mandela, will be tried together. “In Cincinnati, artists risk to six months in jail and a $1,000 work that might be deemed obscene. If convicted, Mrs. Mandela could criminal prosecution. If they suc­ fine on each count. The gallery for a new junction. Traffic was diverted as the bridge was demolished with 77 pounds of ex­ ment. “These people seemed very people were heated Thursday for said nothing as she arrived at a city Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., had face the death sentence, lawyers ceed here, they will spread their in­ could be fined $5,000 on each pressed for the pxilicy. plosives. relieved to be here. You could see it dehydration and dysentery after magistrate’s court. She stood silent­ on their faces.” their arrival. ly in the courtroom as her lawyers said. However, that sentence has never been imposed for kidnapping, Evacuee Khalid Abdu, 28, a U.S. Like other evacuation flights, the conferred with the magistrate and a they said. citizen for only four months, said it refugees traveled overland from uial date was set for Feb. 4. wasn’t too late for negotiation and a Mrs. Mandela, wearing a black Ex-S&L chief isolated in jail Kuwait to Baghdad, where they Mrs. Mandela has been plunged peaceful solution to the Persian Gulf boarded a chartered jet. outfit, was greeted by about 30 New Taiwanese premier into a series of damaging public ex­ crisis, but he wasn’t optimistic. cheering and singing ANC women By JEFF MEYER in ilic jail arc turned on. It ends at 10 comfortable,” Linncmeyer said. Twenty of Sunday’s passengers posures, mainly linked to the actions p.m. when the lights are turned off. Keating was indicted last week on “From my own point of view, it planned to fly on to California and supporters as she left the court. The Associated Press will get worse. The Iraqis will not "Winnie, Winniel” the women of her bodyguards, called the Man­ Keating, 66, is given one hour a charges he swindled elderly inves­ 11 each to Texas and Michigan, dela United Football Club. The day to exercise, watch television or tors in now-worthless junk bonds back up from Kuwait,” said Abdu, Myers said. chanted as they tried to touch Mrs. viewed as stick-in-the-mud LOS ANGELES — Charles H. group, which had little to do with who was bom in what is now the Is­ Mandela. Keating Jr. isn’t allowed to caL ex­ use the phone. Like all prisoners, sold through his collapsed Lincoln soccer, was composed of about two raeli-occupied Gaza Suip. It was the last scheduled U.S.- She smiled briefly before being loving people. Since 1988, when and asked vendors whcllicr they ercise or otherwise mingle with he’s served three meals a day. Savings and Loan. Tho Associated Press dozen aggressive teen-agers. By ANNIE HUANG Superior Court Judge Gary Klaus- The World Airways DC-10 car­ chartered flight from Baghdad. whisked away by lawyers and aides. the government ended 38 years of frequented Itic clubs. other inmates at the Los Angeles Linncmcyer said Keating hxis no The Associated Press ner set bail at $5 million and refused ried 41 Americans, 43 Jordanians, About 2,500 Americans have left HAPPY TO BE FREE — Two former hostages embrace as One youth was killed and the In December 1988, four young martial and began to democratize, “You arc wcll-bchavcd people,” County Jail. belter accommodations than other on Friday to reduce it to $500,000. seven Fhlestinians, four Iraqis and Iraq and Kuwait since Aug. 2, when they leave Raleigh-Durham International Airport near Morris- former head of Mrs. Mandela’s blacks were kidnapped from a Taiwan’s picoplc have become in­ Hau told the fruit and vegetable Keating, blamed by regulators for inmates. His cell has a bunk with a TAII’RI, Taiwan — Taiwan’s The judge said Keating has “sig­ two Kuwaitecs from Baghdad to Iraq invaded Kuwait. bodyguards, Jerry Richardson, has church home in Soweto, according creasingly boisterous, demanding vendors after they gave him the the nation’s biggest savings and loan maiuess and blankcL a toilet and ville, N.C., Sunday night after arriving with 109 former clcan-living premier is playing the nificant reasons not to stay around” Raleigh-Durham Airport. Twenty- Evacuation flights that began ear­ been convicted of murder and sen­ to testimony at Richardson’s trial. more freedom through street required answer, “No.” failure, spends his days alone in a sink. hostages from Kuwait. role of llic island’s chief party while awaiting trial. nine passengers got off in London. lier this month have brought more tenced to death in the same case. The four were taken to Mrs. Man­ protests, editorials, films and Said the respected Journalist cell at the cavernous Men’s Central “It’s not the Taj Mahal, but it’s than 1,800 people — mostly women pooper, ckunping a curfew on magazine: “Hau was eillier too Alxlu, the only evacuee to speak The sentence is being appealed. dela’s Soweto home and assaulted, Taiwan’s Ixximing nightspots. radio shows. Jail. With nearly 1,000 prisoners, to reporters at the airport, graduated and children — back to the United Hau meant the mling as another dumb or made errors intentionally Mrs. Mandela has denied any witnesses said. lYcmier Hau Pei-tsun said last the jail is one of the nation’s largest. NOTICE OF RETIREMENT from the University of Wisconsin States, the State Department said. wrongdoing. step in his generally popular cam­ in searching for public opinion “We do it because of his N.Y child killed Stompic Scipci, 14, was killed. month tliat saunas, beer houses, among” the vendors. Dr. Abraham Kurien wishes to notify his patients and worked in a heavy equipment paign against Taiwan’s skyrocket­ Iraqi President Saddam Hussein White and black leaders fear the girlie restaurants, dancing halls newsworthiness. Because of who he business with his father, who stayed The three survivors testified that ing crime. But in announcing the “Hau apparently has no idea has refused to allow many men to trial will strain relations between the and karaoke bars must close by 3 is,” said sheriffs Deputy Bill Lin- that he will retire from Office practice on Sep­ in Kuwait. He also left behind his leave and has sent those who have ANC, the leading anti-apartheid Mrs. Mandela participated in the order, Hau adopted the altitude of about what human rights or beatings. a.m. for “social security con­ nemeyer. “We do the same with all tember 30,1990. mother, two sisters and brother. been captured to strategic military group, and the white-led govern­ a typical Chinese Confucian ruler, democratic politics are,” the personalities for their well-being by stray bullet cerns.” Businesses violating the magaz.itie continued. “The Iraqis are responsible for telling this nation of 20 million and industrial sites as a safeguard ment as they try to start talks on ex­ According to testimony, Mrs. rule can be fined and shut. Cus­ and safety.” against attack. Tlie main focus of Hau’s wrath Drs. Giao Hoang and Parveen Khanna will be re­ what has happened to Kuwait. The tending politick rights to the black Mandela’s bodyguards accused tomers in clubs after 3 a.m. also residents they did not need to slay But that’s where Keating’s spe­ NEW YORK (AP) — A 12-ycar- political problem,” he said. “If the majority. Scipei of being a police informer out late at night. arc Karaoke Television, or KTV, cial treaunent ends. placing him and will be available at 935 Main old girl killed as she played in the face fines. clubs, which emerged in Taiwan corruption is in the people, it is a so­ Mandela may be discredited in and the three others of having Taiwan’s increasingly The premier, a career military For him and other inmates, the Street, Manchester, CT. courtyard of a Brooklyn housing cial and moral problem. The people the eyes of militant young blacks homosexual relations with the white man. known as an early riser and only two years ago but have day begins at 5:30 a.m. when lights project was the third child hit by vociferous public quickly attacked quickly replaced movies as the Wives who fled must make a judgment to stop kill­ who oppose negotiating with the minister who ran the church home tlic decision a.s arbitrary and un­ a devoted swimmer, held his own random gunfire in three days. ing each other, to stop selling and life up as an example. Hau is said country’s lop most popular enter­ Phone Number will continue as 646-4546. government and will see his wife’s where they lived. democratic. One newsmagazine Laykama Taylor was hit in the taking dope. All the mayor can do is to have few pastimes, other than tainment. called Hau a “John Wayne.” upper right back Sunday afternoon make moral appeals and make avail­ The virulence of the protest watching Chinese opera and play­ In Taipei alone, 130 KTV the Middle East as she played behind 700 Euclid able as much security as the budget ing an occasional round of golf. Clubs operate almost around-the- Socialize! Exercise! Learn! higlilights a growing rift between Avc. in the Cypress Hills housing allows.” People Witb Diabetes Taiwan’s older Confucian-style Hau also visited a Taipei food clock, closing for only a few Free Dances for Couples Interested In projects, said Sgt. Tina Mohrmann, He also said that increased pover­ rulers and its pugnacious, fun- market before dawn on Aug. 25 hours after dawn. FREE!! a police spokeswoman. ty and a worsening economy have U P T O $ Learning to Square Dance. are still hostages A 15-year-old girl was hit by a contributed to a nationwide BRAKE stray bullet and wounded earlier in epidemic of crime. SAYS FUN NIGHT 100 WHEN: October 3, 1990 and October 10, 1990 said Mrs. Vallckoop, who returned Brooklyn Sunday and a 12-year-old INSPECTION By LESLIE DREYFOUS girl was shot in Harlem Friday while Seven children were shot and home to rcladves in Minneapiolis. REMOVE WHEELS, INSPECT CONDITION OF BRAKE The Associated Press playing in a playground. killed by random bullets between TIME: 7:30 9:30 P.M. “The people that met us at the bor­ Jan. 1 and Aug. 30, Mohrmann said. A LEAD ER..... UNINGS, DRUMS, ROTORS, VISUALLY INSPECT The Rev. Jesse Jackson visited CAUPERS, CYLINDERS, HYDRAUUC UNES & MASTER As food grew scarce and Iraqi der just kind of took us into their Dinkins was trying to reach the PLACE: Martin School, Dartmouth Rd., Manchester arms. It was so difficult knowing he the 12-year-old girl, Terez Williams, CYLINDER, ROAD TEST soldiers more enuenched, Ruthic at Harlem Hospital on Sunday. Jack- guardian of the latest victim, was still in there.” EXPERIENCED IN GOVERNMENT, and her husband made the decision: son had just come from delivering a Laykama Taylor, Sunday night to Teacher/Caller: John Provini Mrs. Vallckoop and her husband, WITH MAJOR TUNE-UP She and their three young children sennon at Riverside Church in the express his condolences, said a an employee at the U.S. Embassy in (Toyota & GM Vehicles Only) For More Information Call: could not remain in Kuwait. 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Gott Abigail Van Buren Peter Gott, M.D. Act I, Scene 1 ■ ELKHART LAKE, W is.(AP)— A J.Foyt sexual broke his left knee and heel when his race car ran THE SETTING: The mid-morning Social off the course and crashed during the Texaco- Studies class at Manchester High School. Teach­ Havoline 200. Brotherly love The 55-year-old Foyt, who also dislocated his Alcoholism comes ing the class is Peter DiRosa, a member of the abuse right foot, underwent surgery Sunday night at Mil­ town Board of Directors. He is trying to explain to waukee County General Hospital, where he was the class how the governing process should work. listed in satisfactory condition. in many forms He was picked for the job because of his ex­ and disapproval Foyt was running in 14th place when the accident case occurred. A driver next to him, Dominic Dobson, DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a 32-ycar-old male and have perience and for the example he would be able to said it appeared some of Foyt’s brakes failed. Res­ set for the children. DEAR ABBY: I have a sister who taught at the local consumed about a dozen beers every Friday night for 15 By JACK ANDEROSN high school until she was found guilty of fornication with cue workers had to cut the veteran race driver out of years. 1 recently became very lightheaded and faint. I FIRST STUDENT: Mr. DiRosa, I’m confused. and DALE VAN ATTA______some of the students. She lost her teaching credentials, the wreckage. The Associated Press sometimes feel disoriented, but my doctor can’t find Last week, after several past attempts, leaders of her husband left her, and she moved in with a man she Foyt leads all Indy-car drivers with 67 victories, ROYAL VISIT — The royal family of anything wrong with me. Could my problem be related to the last in 1981 at Pocono International Raceway. the Republican and Democratic factions of the WASHINGTON — The Havasupai just met. Now she’s announced that she’s going to many Monaco, from left. Princess Stephanie, die beer? board finally agreed on wording for a proposal to Indian Reservation on the floor of the him in December. He broke his right arm when he crashed during DEAR READER: Two six-packs of beer in a niglit is Grand Canyon looks like paradise to the the 1981 Michigan 500 and suffered a concussion Princess Caroline, Prince Rainier and revise and update the town charter... Abby, Jesus states plainly in Matthew 5:32 and again certainly enough to get a buzz on. While I hesitate visitor. But it’s hell on l^ th for some in Matthew 19:9 that remarriage under these circumstan­ in a stock car crash last year at Charlotte, N.C. Prince Albert attend a gala aboard the making a judgment about your drinking habits, this DiROS A: That’s right. The charter governs who live there. Federal agents assigned ces would be considered adultery. My sister claims to be ■ TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Bob Hope may break cruise ship "Crown Princess” in New York amount of beer has the potential for causing health his custom of taking a bevy of beautiful women how we operate the town, and it sets the guidelines to monitor the reservation would rather a good Christian, but her conduct shows otherwise. I Sunday night. The event benefitted the problems — if not now, then later. r for what’s right and what’s wrong. But sometimes quit than stay there. Some would rather along if he goes to Saudi Arabia to entertain the To begin with, the alcohol in beer is just as potent as realize that sins can be forgiven if the sinner repents and Princess Grace Foundation-USA and the the charter needs to be updated. be dead. prays (Acts 8:22), but true repentance would require that troops. the alcohol in liquor; it’s simply more dilute. Over time, Six of the last seven Bureau of Indian “TTie Saudi Arabians, they don’t like a girl unless American Friends of the Claude Pom­ SECOND STUDENT: You mean, like the way she first get out of her adulterous marriage. I have asked it can affect your brain (poor judgment and addictive be­ Affairs police officers assigned there she’s wearing a veil,” Hope said Saturday. “I can’t pidou Foundation. havior), your heart (“beer drinker’s cardiomyopathy,” a the charter says it is impermissible for you to be a her to read the Scriptures to see if they apply to her situa­ have resigned their post at Havasupai. tion, but she refused, and accused me of judging and con­ see Madonna wearing a veil.” weakness of the cardiac muscle), your pancreas (inflam­ town director and a town employee at the same Three of them attempted suicide. One If he does go, he said, it will be during the formed here the first lime, I knew it was meant to demning her. be.” mation), your liver (cirrhosis; inflammation and scarring) time, but state law says something different? And succeeded. Christmas holidays. But he won’t lake his golf and your stomach (erosive gastritis, stomach inflamma­ Should I persist in trying to teach her the truth? Or The extravagant, Broadway-type production since you have no shame about standing in front of The statistics offer a glimpse into the should I butt out and leave her to wallow in her sins? clubs. “I don’t need a sand trap that big,” he said. tion that sometimes bleeds). In my view, you should give During a performance at the Kansas Expocentre, mixes spectacular illusions such as a woman ap­ nature of life on Indian reservations Also, should I attend her wedding? If I did, I would up alcohol (beer included) completely for a few weeks to us as an example of someone who doesn’t know Hope also reminisced about President Eisenhower. pearing to be turned into a 750-pound white tiger where alcoholism, unemployment and feel obligated to do my (Thristian duty and voice my ob­ determine if your Friday-night habit is the cause of your what an ethical conflict of interest is, we need to He met Eisenhower, then allied commander, during with singing and daneing by a 170-membcr cast. boredom are constant companions. The jections to this adulterous marriage before man and God. health problems. If it is, abstinence will make you feel World War II and was called into his office in Al­ update the charter so you’ll have a better guideline latest scourge is child sexual abuse — I love my sister and want her to have a chance at ■ DALLAS (AP) — Singer John Denver and better. 'W NO NOT. m m \ ^ w if (F'sMim onthe m giers while preparing a 1943 radio show. of what we expect from our leaders — and so will some of it at the taxpayer-funded heaven. actress Jennifer O’Neill play a ranching couple in In reading between the lines of your question, I sense we? schools, including allegations that have Eisenhower promised him there wouldn’t be any “Hot Moon,” scheduled to begin shooting in Texas you are concerned about a potential drinking problem. HER LOVING BROTHER bombings, but the city was bombed that night for DiROSA: Well, yes. recently come to light at the elementary DEAR LOVING BROTHER: God knows you have in November. You may be interested in learning that alcoholism is not a school on the Havasupai reservation. the first time in years. The independent film will be shot near Lake disease that just affects skid-row bums or daily drinkers. FIRST STUDENT: But even though, after a done your part to try to save your sister. If you truly love “That’s always been a big joke because I wired Sources familiar with investigations her, and would feel obligated to voice your objections to Travis, producers say. Making his directing debut Many alcoholics control their drinking for -years, may lot of woric and thought and past failed attempts, a into child abuse at Havasupai and else­ him and said, ‘Thanks for the rest,’” Hope said. will be Pinchas Peary, who produced “Gaby, A abstain for weeks, or prefer so-called binge drinking, her marriage publicly, please do not attend her wedding. ■ LAS VEGAS (AP) — Illusionists Siegfried & compromise was finally resolved, the Democrats where say it is no wonder that the reser­ True Story.” when they periodically and predictably over-imbibe. Roy mark their 10,000th picrformance at the Mirage o on the board — including yourself — failed to ap­ vations have a problem. Havasupai is a Denver, 46, who lives in Aspien, Colo., is no Therefore, alcoholism comes in many forms. In some U “Tl A reformed couch potato steep eight-mile horse ride into the DEAR ABBY: I have been a male mail carrier for 20 Hotel tonight 20 years after being told that magic stranger to the flatlands. He graduated in 1961 from prove the measure. Why? people, the pattern of drinking is important; in others, the canyon from civilization or what the In­ years, and 1 have a message for all those lonely would not work in Las Vegas. Texas Tech, where he majored in architecture. housewives out there: We appreciate your offer of a cold reason for drinking is paramount. But for every al­ DIROSA: Because the Republicans moved the the late 1970s, when series like “Char­ ignore traditional values while con­ dians simply call “the top.” From the Siegfried Fishbachcr and Roy Horn are now the Denver, who has 21 gold and four platinum al­ By JOSEPH WALKER drink in the summer, and a hot drink in the winter, but coholic, alcohol causes problems of one kind or another: Town Manager’s seat at the table. lie’s Angels,” “The Love Boat” and centrating on breaking down barriers and canyon rim to the nearest major highway top draws in a city of stars, rardc No. 27 on Forbes bums, made his screen debut in the 1977 hit “Oh poor health, inappropriate behavior which is repetitive, IE please, give it to us on the porch. — m SECOND STUDENT: Huh? “Three’s Company” dominated the Niel­ toppling taboos. is another 63 miles. The mail comes in magazine’s list of highest-paid performers and are God!” with George Bums. I have a confession to make. Abby, you have no idea of how many women wait by and an attitude that the drug is a vital part of normal sen ratings. by mule. The phones are unreliable. Al­ forecast to cam $28 million in the two-year period ■ NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Emniylou Har­ O o DiROSA: The Town Manager always sits in the I like TV. 1 really do. I’ve spent many But I don’t let it affect me. At least, the door, wearing see-through negligees, short shorts and living. The alcohol, then, monopolizes the alcoholic’s How bad was it? The hottest new not anymore. As Jack once said, “I most no one polices the 575 members of ending in December. ris says it takes hard work and discipline to sing middle of the table, between the Democrats and an hour basking in the glow of the sometimes just a beach towel wrapped around them — life, unlike the normal, social drinker who can take it or ^ 03 show last season was nothing more than have never seen a bad television program the tribe who live there. It was a different story two decades ago wheathe pure country music and make it sound easy. the Republicans, because he is the head of town electronic hearth, and I happen to believe and invite us in for a little cold lemonade or a hot cup of leave it without a thought. H - < souped-up home movies. The second because I refuse to. God gave me a mind, Despite reports as early as last two illusionists, who met and formed their act on a “All you need is the tiniest movement,” Harris I’m a more rounded person because of it. coffee. The fact that you have had health problems and took government... most popular newcomer was a crudely and a wrist to turn things off.” November that a teacher at the elemen­ cruise ship, tried to break into the Las Vegas said in a recent interview. “Simplicity and grace the lime to write me, asking about beer, indicates that m . (And I’m not talking about my waistline Don’t get me wrong; I realize most of them are only market. FIRST STUDENT: But isn’t tlie board the after mixing root beer and bean dip with drawn cartoon that gave instant cult hero/ I’m using both - my mind and my tary school may have been sexually and unadomment arc so difficult.” you may suspect alcohol-depicndency. Fby attention to 0 5 trying to be nice, but I wish they wouldn’t ask us to come “Don’t tell me you’re a magician because magic Harris has sold more than 12 million records and town government, and the manager just an my televiewing.) role model status to a smart-aleck under­ wrist - more often than I have in years, abusing pupils, it took four months of what your body is telling you and stop drin^ng. in the house. Any suggestions? doesn’t work in L ^ Vegas,” a Tropicana Hotel offi­ taken home six Grammy Awards, more than any employee? Television has taken me places I’ve achiever whose wittiest comeback is and I find that I’m able to take advantage vintage bureaucratic miscommunicalion Obviously, if your symptoms persist or recur, you U.S. POSTAL EMPLOYEE cial told the pair before reluctantly giving them a woman in country music history. 1 “Don’t have a cow, man!” of the fine programs that television offers before the FBI took over the investiga­ DiROSA: Go away, kid, you bother me. Now never been and shown me things I’ve DEAR EMPLOYEE: Come on — by this time you should seek medical attention, preferably from an inter- But it was ‘Twin Peaks” that finally without being overwhelmed by the junk. tion. The teacher will go on trial in Oc­ short contract. “What not to play in country music is as impor­ never seen before. It has informed me. It should have figured out a friendly, inoffensive way to nisL a physician trained in diagnosis. Let me know what — get this — the Republicans said not everyone convinced me it was time to find a re i And when there’s nothing on that 1 really tober on 10 counts of sexual abu.se. “All my confidence was gone,” Siegfried said tant as what to play in country music. It’s all under­ | - 33 has entertained me. It has made me say, “Thank you, but it’s against regulations to go into happens. on the board could see the Town Manager, so the job. When I screened it in January, it want to see. I’m actually turning the set Our associate Jim Lynch has learned during an interview at the pair's walled estate, statement and how to work within that framework,” think, believe it or not. And up until someone’s home to socialize,” or, “Sorry, I’m running To give you more information, I am sending you a free O O Mayor moved him to a scat where he could be struck me as just another soap opera — off and finding other things to do like that the delay was caused by “confusion” where they keep a menagerie of animals used in she said. ‘T\:ople think counUy music is easy. It’s copy of my Health Report “Help II — Mental/Substance Q - n about six months ago, television even late, but thanks for offering.” their act and breed white tigers. “But when I per- seen by all. And he did it without consulting the provided me witli a job. only goofier and more stylish. Many of play ball with my children, visiting between the FBI and the Bureau of In­ not. It’s very difficult.” Abuse.” my colleagues, however, were treating it Democrats first. So, of course, we had to vote As a television critic for a daily friends and neighbors and even - are you dian Affairs over which agency should fn ^ newspaper, 1 used to drink of myself as a like the second coming of “I Love ready for this? - reading. take the lead in the investigation. down charter revision. professional couch potato. I did what Lucy.” Tliey praised it for being “dif­ Amazing, huh? The FBI agent with jurisdiction over SECOND STUDENT: Huh? everyone else does — that is, I watched a ferent,” “innovative” and “unusual.” The I wasn’t sure 1 could do it, but I did. Havasupai reportedly doesn’t have o o DiROSA: Look, this is the way government lot of TV and told other people what 1 way 1 saw it, you could use the same ad­ And if I could do it, hard-core user that I enough clerical help. Paper flow is at a m z works. 1 wouldn’t be here teaching you if that thought about it. Only 1 got paid for it. jectives to describe carbonated sheep dip, was, so can you. Because that’s what it’s standstill, and there is no formal com­ TV Tonight but that still wouldn’t make me want to going to take to convince the television wasn’t so. It was a great job, and 1 enjoyed it — munication between the FBI and the 5> > 1“ wash down my nachos with it. Clearly industry that there really is an audience On that point, all the high school students nod until the last year or so. Bureau of Indian Affairs. J3 As 1 think about it now, “Lonesome television and I were drifting apart. So for the high quality programming it is Perhaps the most disturbing thing Wisconsin woman (Gyntnia iJtevensonj holds a karate championship to find a suit­ CO 6:00P M (S CB Nows (CC) (20) r3B) M*A*S*H broadcasts a TV talk show from her living their heads in dismayed agreement. Dove’’ was probably the beginning of the after nearly six years as a pro, I decided still capable of producing. You can write about the Havasupai investigation is that able guinea pig for a deadly virus David to return to amateur sofa spud status. I all the poison pen letters to networks and CD Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) (30) Hard Copy room Today's guest Peter Weller (“Ho Bradley. Steve James, Marjoe Gortner 33 > end of those happy TV trails for me. the tribe was the last to know about the FERRIS boCop ir ) 1989 Rated R (In Stereo) turned in my CNN calculator. I canceled O 21 Jump Street (CC) (In Stereo) (40) Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) > CBS’s miniseries version of Larry advertisers that you want, but as long as BUELLER .22 30 News [U S A ] Equalizer investigation. The community is now (2® Cosby Show (CC) (57j Civil War: The Filmmaker A behind- my subscription to TV Guide. I even large numbers of viewers watch the C24 Smithsonian World (CC) Profiles the 13 McMurtry’s Pulitzer Prize-winning questioning the credibility of the Tribal the-scenes profile of Ken Burns filming C3D Evening Shade (CC) Co­ C22) @0) (40) News Ferris Bueller Sackler Gallery's acquisition of Henri Vev- 1 2:30 AM Open Forum pulled the plug on our cable TV package. moronic pablum that dominates TV “ The Civil War “ medy Burt Reynolds stars as a retired pro novel was, in my view, extraordinary in Council. The council has asked for help (24) W ild America (CC) A face-to-face or's collection of 14ih through 18th- (Charlie Schlatter, football player who returns with his family And I have survived. Strange as it may today, programmers are going to assume study of the cutthroat; trout are hand-fed (61) Trump Card century Persian and Indian artwork (60 every respect. It was a powerful story on the child abuse problem, but the center) intends to his small Arkansas hometown Tonight seem, this reformed TV addict hasn’t [A&E] World of Survival \ well told, featuring magnificent perfor­ that that’s what the public wants to see. Bureau of Indian Affairs has not salmonfly larvae. Part 2 of 3 to make the most min ) (R) Ava learns she is pregnant (60 mm ) (R) (In mances on botli sides of die camera. I even missed the 30 or so hours 1 used to Of course, we may have some difficul­ responded to the council’s satisfaction. (2® Knight Rider [C N N ] Crossfire of his high- 26 Newhart (CC) Stereo) was grateful for the reminder of just how spend each week watching television be­ ty agreeing on what is “quality” and The U.S. attorney isn’t talking about the (38) Family Ties (CC) Part 1 of 2 [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated school years, at the 38 M *A *S 'H C8 Nightline (CC) Bring ’em cause it was my job. Nor has the ongoing what is not. One person’s pablum is (67) MacNoil/Lohror Newshour [H B O ] Baber Animated The rhinos and (61 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) (9 ) Paid Program wonderful television can be, and pleased case. The parents of the alleged victims the elephants band together to win the an­ expense of his fall TV season hype made me the least someone else’s prime rib. But taking (611 Preview Morton Downey Jr., the la­ principal (Richard [A & E ] Rick Dees at the Improv Comics 11 Odd Couple to have somediing that I could really get are confused. And Havasupai is in the test in games for adults, musician f-larry nual bicycle race (R) Craig Shoemaker. Tony Edwards. Ed Jack bit nostalgic for those days of being “in responsibility for our viewing is the first Riehic) and his 20 Trapper John. M D back hom e excited about to recommend to my dark, ashamed and afraid. Connick Jr 8:00PM (^J Uncle Buck (CC) When a man. Jeff Jenna and Frank Ajayo (60 mm ) jealous sister (Jen­ 22 30 Late Night With David Letter readers. the know” of all things teletronic. step toward making a difference in how The story of bungled investigations on [A & E ] Decades '60s Part 2 of 2 con artist friend visits, Buck is afraid he will [CNN] Moneyline lose the children to Mrs Hogoboom (In man (R) (In Sl»‘rr*o) I don’t know who killed Laura Palmer. television affects you and your family. [CNN] World Today nifer Aniston). [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet And so I was more than a little disap­ reservations is an old one. In 1987, Hopi Stereo) 40 M *A *S *H To the Editor: And I don’t care. [D IS ] Disney's Living Seas Features the in "Ferris Bueller," [E S P N ] Baseball Tonight pointed when the viewing audience And right now, as the new fall season Reservation English teacher John Boone (X ) (40) MacGyver (CC) When taken hos­ 61 Gene Scott Living Seas exhibit at EPCOT Center, as­ airing MONDAY, Never mind going to visit our men at Thanksgiving. And you know what? Watching TV is begins, is as good a time as any to start. tage, MacGyver is drawn into a dangerous [LIFE] Tracey Ullman wasn’t quite as enthusiastic about was sentenced to life in prison on child tronaut Scott Carpenter, and music from SEPT. 24, on NBC. 1 :00AM 8 Into the Night With Rick Bring them home to enjoy it here. fun again, mostly because I’m only plan to destroy the hidden papers of the [U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) “Lonesome Dove” as I was. It was a re­ By making thoughtful viewing choices molestation charges. FBI agents found Simon Le Bon, Laura Branigan, Olivia Dees (In Stereo) Mr. Bush, for God’s sake, stop sending more of our watching programs that I choose to Newton-John and Duran Duran (60 min ) late Romanian dictator Ceausescu (60 spectable ratings performer, but it cer­ you begin to make television your slave Boone’s own chart describing sex with min ) (In Stereo) CH(l k lI'dlNi . I 1 1 : 3 0 P M , 3 Night Court . 9 Joe Franklin troops over to Iraq. We have enough of our men ever watch. Sure, it bothers me that about 90 (Rl tainly wasn’t the blockbuster I diought it instead of allowing it to be your master. 142 boys. There had been earlier hints of ( X A-Plus for Kids: School Days...Who fOR [XAi 1 1IM( C9 Comedy Tonight 11 News (R) there, as well as men from other countries. What are you (ESPN) Motoworld (R) deserved to be. Still, I fully expected that percent of everything you see on com­ And even if we aren’t able to buck the Pays? An examination of the school fi 11 My Talk Show Series Premiere A 26 Republic Theater Boone’s crimes, but the FBI and the [HBO] MOVIE: The Experts' KGB nance program in Now Jersey (60 min ) Wisconsin woman (Cyntfiia Stevenson) looking for? Are you planning to bomb the world, too, mercial television these days is neither 38 MOVIE. The Son of Monte Cristo' A the rave reviews my colleagues and I national Uends, we’ll at least be able to Bureau of Indian Affairs didn’t pick up agents shanghai a pair of hip New Yorkers broadcasts a TV talk show from her living OiJ MOVIE: 'Gotham' A private eye takes d.iring swashbuckler wages deadly duels just over a small country like Iraq? good nor bad, but just plain mediocre. to update a top-secret Soviet-based spy Karen Young 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) room Today s guest Peter Weller (' Ro lavished on die Western epic would trig­ conhol what is seen within the walls of on those hints. on a case involving the search for a woman Sylvester Stallone. Donald Sutherland, to win the fiand of a lady Louis Hayward I think you're crazy. You’re just our president, and Yes, it’s frustrating that Hollywood has our own homes. camp John Travolta, Arye Gross, Kelly John Amos 1989 Rated R (In Stereo) boCop M' ) ger a full-scale return to excellence by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz„ thinks the Preston 1989 Rated PG 13 (In Stereo) thought to have died 10 years before 9:45 PM [H B O ] News to Us (CC) Com­ Joan Bennett George Sanders 1940 Tommy Lee Jones, Virginia Madsen, Fred­ sometimes I wonder if you know what it is to be a nor­ sold its creative soul to the bean With or without the root beer and bean [USA] Murder, She Wrote (CC) ics Morrill Markoe and Richard Rosen por­ 18 Synchronai Research 40 Nightline (CC) the entire Hollywood creative com­ federal government has shirked its [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep eric Forrest 1988 tray investigative rejiortors in this off mal president. Ihink of some of our people in the U.S. counters, forsaking its vows of artistry to dip. 8;30PM Major Dad (CC) The Major 20 Jeffersons (CC) [A&E] Miss Marple A Pocketful of Rye munity. responsibilities to police and protect the [TM C] Short Film Showcase (16) MOVIE; ThaSonof Monte Cristo' A center news program (R) (In Stereo) must prepare Camp Hollister for a refueling 22 30 Tonight Show (R) (In Stereo) Police an* baffled whi*n they find a handful who are in need. Stop going from state to state to help worship at the altar of the Almighty Bot­ Joseph Walker is a bishop in the daring swashbuckler wages deadly duels Instead, the following season - the reservations. The Senate Select Commit­ [U S A ] Certoon Express stop by V ic o President Quayle (In Stereo) 10:00PM 13] Trials of Rosie O’Neill of rye in ttie juii ket of muideied fmancit*r gubernatorial candidates in other states; let the people of to win the hand of a lady Louis Hayward. 26 Honeymooners tom Line. And of course I’m concerned Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day (CC) A rapist who Rosie is defending faces Ren Fofti'scue (60 min ) Part 1 of 2 (R) television season just passed - was the tee on Indian Affairs, of which McCain 6:30P M LSJCBS News (CC) (in Stereo) Joan Bennett, George Sanders 1940 {2 2 ' (30 Ferris Bueller (CC) Cameron turns .38 Newhart (CC) their own state elect them, and stop having $1,000 steak when 1 look at television trends, which Saints. to school activities • too many in order acquittal when it is discovered that prose­ [CNN] Showbiz Today (R) worst since the studied mindlessness of is a member, is holding a series of hear­ d ) (40) ABC Nows (CC) (20) MOVIE; 'Superman' An infant from 57 Smiley's People Setjunl to Jofm Le dinners wherever you go. Many people here would be to establish an identity (In Stereo) cution evidence may have been planted by ings on child abuse. Ci) Who's the Boss? (CC) the planet Krypton journeys to Earth where the police (60 rnin ) (In Stereo) Carres "Tinker. Tailor SoUlier. S|iy [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments '70 satisfied with a chicken dinner, which some can’t even he grows up to battle evil Christopher [ESPN] NFL Monday Night Magazine MastiH spy George Smiley (Sir Alec Gum Oakland Raiders and 73 Buffalo Bills At a Sept. 5 hearing in Phoenix, an of­ (20) Hogan Family Higfitigfils of George Bianda s 1970 sea afford. Reeve, Margot Kidder. Gene Hackman (.31 Murphy Brown (CC) There C9 ] News (CC) ness) I omes out of retirement to "clean (22) '30 NBC Nows (CC) 9:00PM SUM ami O J Simpson s year of 2003 We’ve heard enough of your crazy talk. If you don’t ficial from the Hopi Special Child 1978 are fireworks on F Y I ' when Murphy (11; ^26] l61 News up nuHdortul Russian exjialnate s (24^ Nightly Business Report aborted plan to tlarnage Soviet miellig ■ arifs (60 mm ) Sexual Abuse Project said the situation is .22) (30' Fresh Prince of Bel Air (CC) Will convinces Miles to lot her interview a con­ (18 Synchronai Research do something soon about Iraq, then bring our men home. A lesson for our colleges once (60 mm ) Pail 1 of 6 [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide getting worse. “We have seen 4-year- (38) ALF (CC) ' straigfilons up" to get a date with a troversial comic (In Stereo) woman from the country club (In Stereo) ;38 Hogan's Heroes [C N N ] Sports Stop your running around, and stop your talking, and ’61) Love Connection CID 1401 NFL Football: Buffalo Bills at [USA] New Mike Hammer let’s see some action. Do American universities still lout years. In tlie ’60s and early ’70s, they al­ olds with sexually transmitted diseases," (24 Civil W ar (CC) Events in 1862 N ew York Jets (CC) From Gionts Stad­ [A&E] Peter Wimsey; Murder Must [DIS] MOVIE Coewn The Return' A (A & E ) Chronicle Advertise Bredon is arrested for murder 1 :05AM (M A X ) MOVIE Umlor the lowed a cadre of antiwar fascists to shut she told McCain’s committee. She told infighting in the Lincoln administration. ium (3 hrs ) (Live) (jrouj) of senioi cit»7t*ns rtrlurns to F»irU) Gun' A [lotici'inan on a (X'lsonal vendetta 1 Mary JarvLs themselves as equal opportunity (E S P N ) SportsLook and It s up to Peter Wimsey to investigate with their Aniari’an benelai tors to retrieve of abused children who then molest Gen McClellan s ill fated Virginia Penin­ ClJ Run for Your Life teams u(i with a lawyer to snare a murdi*r 62 Pascal Lane employers? If so, someone should sue down universities and intimidate profes­ sula campaign and the Battle of Shiloh (65 the case (60 rnin ) Part 1 of 4 ondangfliml alien cocoons Don Ammfie others including a 13-ycar-oId boy who (LIFE) E/R (R) (22) (30' MOVIE: Casey’s Gift: For Love tuis amis ifealer Sam Jonrs Vanessa Wil Manchester them for false advertising. sors. More recently, they’ve encouraged min ) Part 2 of 9 [CNN] World Now Wilford Bnmiey, Hume Cronyn 1988 ham', Jofm Rassell 1989 Rated R (TM C ) MOVIE: 'License to Drive' (CC) of a Child’ Premiere. (CC) T wo neighbor raped five 7-year-old girls. 126i MOVIE: 'High Society' A reporter [E S P N ] W ater Skiing: World Tour From Rated Pti In school after school these days, VINCENT the adoption of codes of acceptable An unlicensed teen agor "borrows" his ing families find their friendship turning to and a photographer covering a wedding Marino World in San Francisco (60 min ) 1:30AM 3 Instant Recall S> iieiluted The problem is not confined to the iso­ grandfatlier's mint-condition Cadillac for a anger and grief following a tragic drowning [ESPN] SpoftsCanter earnest adminisU'ators have abandoned CARROLL speech, a slap at the First Amendment. for a fashion maga/ino cause the bride to (Taped) ifri* 19 /7 aif»*st o f ICivid Rerkowil/ (" Son late night dieain date Corey Haim, Corny accident Michael Tucker. Kevin Dobson. lated desert Southwest. Indian officials think twice about marriage Bing Crosby. [L IFE ] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd o f Sam I tfie oveiy of the fiiaim: all pretense of hiring .solely on tlie basis The real obstacle to minority advance­ Feldman, Carol Kane 1988 Rated PG Belinda Montgomery 1990 (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: Ferris Buoller's Day Welcker Mi>lly s nigfit out wilfi fier tMienls and ftei 22 Invision Grace Kelly. Frank Sinatra 1956 Off' (CC) A teen age wfii/ kid t»lays hooky of merit. An iniportant factor — some­ ment in higher education is not that in Michigan report tliat as many as 20 [A&E] Miss Marpla: A Pocketful of Rye sister takes on a new meaning wfn'ii j 7:00P M [3 ] Inside Edition (38 MOVIE: The Watcher in the Woods' from school, borrows a vintage Fmtan and 30 Later W ith Bob Cr** tas (In Stereo) times literally the only decisive reason percent of the youtlis in some tribal com­ Police are baffled wtien they find a fiandfut short tmn» later she n-i ♦ u f . .» j>hone cal' universities refuse to hire available T wo sisters try to unlock the secret behind heads off to do the town Mattfiew Broder CIO Wheel of Fortune (CC) of rye in the pocket of murdered financier lel.lying tiad news 40 p4*rsonalities Criticism for employment -- is becoming race or talent, but tliat there is so little of it. munities have been sexually abused. the supernatural events plaguing their par ick, Mia Sara, Jeffrey Jones 1986 Rated C$ j Comedy Wheel Rex Fortoscue (60 min ) Part 1 of 2 ethnicity. boost the number of minority faculty, Writing in the July issue of Commentary, Since 1986, tlie Bureau of Indian Af­ ents' rented fiouse Bette Davis. Carroll PG 13 (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE Stroetwisa' Martin [CNN] Worldwide Update 111) Growing Pains Baker, David McCallum 1980 [C N N ] Larry King Live BrrII s Osc.if nominated t>oMt.ni of the liv«*s [DIS] Disney's Living Seas (('aiuies tfu* At Metropolitan State College, a large Abigail Tlicmstrom notes that of 16,000 fairs has spent about $4 million to buy a [HBO] MOVIE: Somebody To the Editor; sometimes through explicitly racist (16) Secrets & Mysteries Host Idward [D IS ] MOVIE 'It Happens Every 10:1 5PM of tin* u*en age runaways and ihiUfren living Se.is t>xhiliit *it IP lXH Ci'iiter as '61 MOVIE; The Sure Thing' Two bick­ Has to Shoot the Picture' (CC) A jifiotog wfio « all the slii'eis vd StMlllr Iheit home Shame on Lowell Weicker. Was it really necessary for urban school in Denver, President means. California state law even requires doctoral degrees awarded to Americans computcrizxid crime reporting system. Mulhare oxamtnos volcanoes ering New England college students share Spring' A chemistry professor discovers a tmnaul Sintl L^aipenter iind nuisK from rapher who agreed to sfiooi a condemned 19H4 Rated NR Simon le Bon liiuia Ui.imgan i^livi.i him to keep the surplus from his Senate defeat? We, the ThonuLS Brewer recently announced he that 30 percent of all new faculty at com­ in 1988, only 357 went to blacks. But it doesn’t work. There are 1(X) com­ (20) Cosby Show (CC) a cross country ride to California John Cu formula that turns the baseball world up side down Ray Milland. Jeon Peters. Paul killer s execution becomes involved in a Nevvltm John ami Duian Oman (6l^ min ) sack. Daphne Zuniga. Anthony Edwards race against lime to prove fiis innocence 1 2 : 0 0 A M .3 To Be Antuuincod people of Connecticut, trusted him to ase that money for would give any department that hires a munity colleges be minority. Moreover, she adds, the fields of major puter tcrmiiuls for more than 3(X) police (24j MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Douglas 1949 (R) 1985 (In Stereo) Roy Scfieider, Bonnie Uedelia 1990 (In (8 News (CC) your campaign, not to enrich himself. minority professor a no-strings-atlached One purpose is to provide “role research and teaching in which not a agencies, and there is no money to ex­ (26) A-Team [E S P N ] Horse Racing; Louisiana Super [TM C] Short Film Showcase 9 [A & E ] Life on Earth Stereo) (30) (40) Current Affair Derby From New Orleans. La (60 min ) . 9 Jack Benny I can’t figure out why anyone who is as rich as Weick­ $5,(XK) bonus to spend as the department models” for minority students. But a single black took a Ph.D. in 1988 include pand or even maintain the computer sys­ 1 MOVIE Lolhal W «« [CNN] PrimeNews (Taped) 10:30PM 1 18 Synchronai Research 11 Honeytmxmers Part I of 2 :35AM [HBOl likes. Even deparunents whose teaching tem. (36) Cheers (CC) Pun 1 of 2 |x>n 2' (CC) Two Los Angehis police de er would need to take hard earned money from tlie more commonly cited goal is to promote “astronomy, astrophysics, botany, [D IS ] Avonlee (CC) Sara m ust decide [LIFE ] MOVIE: 'Chase' An attorney is 20 Kate & Allie (CC) 10 Homo Sfiopping Club ttutives must hurdle buiuaucratic red tape citizens of Connecticut. Tlie old adage about the rich get­ loads do not qualify lliem for more facul­ sometliing called “multicultural diver­ oceanography, ecology, immunology, McCain has introduced two bills that (67) Nightly Business Report whether or not to return home when her forced to confront her beliefs when she is '24 Conversations W ith Faith MiddleUni 20 Invisions Hair Replaiement vvlien j)iMed against drug smuggUns with ty can hire someone — but only if that demography, geography, European his­ would improve abuse reporting (61) Challengers nanny is close to death and tier father is assigned to defend the man accused of ting richer certainly comes to mind. 'Hiat’s sure not what sity,” which is only ca.sually defined but 26' Carol Burnett and Friends d)|>k>matK immunity Mul Gibson. Danny 4iC()uitted of fraud (60 min ) murdering her mentor Jennifer 0 Neill. 26 Fugitive per.son is, to use Brewer’s word, “etlr- tory, classics, comparative literature, procedures and create a support network lA&E] New Wilderness (.iliivei Jo4» Pest 1 1989 Raimi R (In we need at the helm of our slate. And 1 wasn’t impressed which often implies tliere is no such Robert S Woods. Richard Farnsworth (38' WKRP in Cincinnati nic.” German, Italian, Russian, Chinese, for victims, but die Bureau of Indian Af­ [CNN] Moneyline [ESPN] NFL Monday Night Match up 38 St Elsewhere Slmoo) by his giving the money to charity when he was found thing as true scholarship, but only [H B O ] MOVIE: Physical Evidence' 1985 i57' Bill Moyers' World of Ideas Dissent [D IS ] N ew Kids on the Block: Livel In 40 News 2:00A M 3 News (I’C) (R) out. Charity should come from tlie heart, not to solve a Nor is that all. Since minority faculty value-laden “white scholarship,” “black Japanese, and Arabic languages and fairs tliinks tliose measures are unneces­ (CC| A lawyer defending a suspended pol [USA] Prime Time Wrestling and Democracy Wilfi jihilosojiher Your House The Now Kids on the Block dissident Noam Chomsky Part 1 of 2 (R) 61 Paid Program 8 MOVIE T rapped Beneath the Sea' are sparse in many fields, Metro State scholarshi[),” “Hispanic scholarship,” literature. ... Of the 608 Americans sary. 'Hie bills are pending in the Hou.se perform their favorite hits before an audi­ iceman from a murder charge becomes political problem. dangerously over-involved in the case 9:05PM (24) (57) civil War (CC) Lincoln [A & E ] life on Earth (R) Bastitl on tfui true story of four men will hire doctoral candidates to teach, of Representatives. ence in New York City (60 min ) (R) wails in vain for a Union victory so he cun i61) Preview Morton Downey Jr the la 9 Marion K. Clifford and so on. receiving Ph.D.’s in mathematics or Burt Reynolds, Theresa Russell. Ned [CNN] NowScena liapiunt m a disatileif mini sul> off the f lor announce the end of slavery. Robert E Lee test in games for ailults, musician Harry paying tlieir tuition and some other ex­ computer science, tliere were just two [ESPN] SprirtsCentor Beatty 1989 Rated R (In Stereo) ufa 1 oast I »ui J Cobt) Miirtin Balsam. 95 Olcott Drive It should probably not be suqrrising, invades Maryland in Sejitember 1862 (85 Connick Jr [ESPN] NFL s Greatest Moments Por [LIFE] E N G, Josfiua Bryant 19 74 penses for up to live years while tliey sadly, tluh so many college presidents blacks.” [LIFE] L A. U w min ) Part 3 of 9 [DtS] Achievers Babe Ruth A jwoftle of trait of a Head Coach (60 mm ) Manchester 9 [U S A ] Paid Program [USA] MacGyver [MAX] MOVIE: Pumpkinhoad' A tins baseball great, whose career s(>anned (H B O ] MOVIE Fear City A psyi tio finish ilieir advanced degree. No whites have decided to lead us toward a uibal- It is literally impossible, in other M anchester Herald (3 ) Designing Women (CC) vengeful fatner invokes a monstrous do 9:30PM 22 years in the major toagut's (R) ji.ilfiir killer lake-, to ifie streets of Manfiat 11 MOVIE Golden Girl' need ajrpl v. i/ed future tliat mocks die values of in­ words, for all colleges and universities to 7:30PM (3j Entertainment Tonight To surprise Anthony on his birthday, tfie mon to hunt down and destroy the youths l.in ami syslematirtilly lM*gins stalking 18 Synchronai Research Uennis Quuid tfibcusses his role in ' Po Sugarbaker women look for his long-lost 1 1 :00PM (3 1 57 Nows iC V ) Letters policy Metro State is one of many colleges to dividual rights and equal opportunity tliat find tlie number of qualified minority Bounded Dec. IS. 1881 as a weekly. who accidontully killed his son Lance Hen slnjiptMS and jirtislitutes lom Rerr*ng«»i sicards From the Edge ’ (In Stereo) father (In Stereo) 30 Family Feud embrace a racial sjHiils system fur hiring. motivated tliis nation’s great civil rights faculty that itieir leaders have promised Daily publication since OcL 1, 1914 riksen, Jeff East, John DiAquino 1988 r#) 50 Yeats Ago Today Riliy Dee Williams 1984 Rated R (22) Jeopardyl (CC) Rated R (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: Criminal Law' (CC) A (11' Cheers (CC) |A&E) Peter Wimsey Murder Must Tlie Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters From Duke, Wi.sconsin, Wellesley and movements. After all, some higher- — at least not without dumping the doc­ slick defense attornoy tosses his etfiics [L IFE ] MtHHihghting Advertise Bietlon is anested for murder Eiacuilva Edax . . Vmcwii Mkhaal Vklvo dU W ho's the Boss? (CC) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Lock Up' A wrongfully aside to traj) a clover serial killer he just had 18 Synchronai Research [TMC] MOVll American Ninja III and It b u p to PtttiM Wimsny to investigate should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten Yale, to virtually every public college in education officials have been notorious toral degree as a credential for profes­ News EdlKx ____Andlaw C Spitslaf imjHisoned man attempts to survive the d ll Hogan Family acquitted Gary Oldman. Kevin Bacon. 20 My Talk Show Series Promieie A Blood Hunt' A Caubbe.in Itasevf madman tfui I ase l60 mm ) Pait 1 of 4 fRI pages.' California, schools have laid out plans to slaves to anti-democratic fashion for sors. '18, Secret World tiruialities of life in a New Jersey prison 0 6— MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Sept. 24, 1990 iflaufitrsirr IJrralii DARE Landers Section 2, Page 7 From Page 1 From Page 1 LOCAL/REGIONAL Monday, Sept. 24,1990 brainwashing. That’s what needs to officer will also visit the school plained. Landers had not voted, the outcome even though Director Landers did be done.” Commenting on Landers vote on playgrounds. would have been a four-to-four vote, not represent her husband as legal the police union contract, Cassano In the public schools, DARE is “The students get to know the The grant covers the cost of the which, they said, would not have counsel in a Small Claims Court ac­ said some members of the union, but given to students in grade six, the police officer one-to-one,” he said, materials used in the program — been a rejection and would have put tion involving fees. not necessarily the union leadership, Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron last grade before junior high. Al­ which helps alleviate some of the about $7 per child times 500 the contract into operation. The Democrats will also ask for had considered asking for aii though the program lasts only one fears and misconceptions that children. The materials include The police contract question was an opinion on whether Republican opinion from the Ethics Commis­ semester, the public school children children have about the police. notebooks, workbooks, and T-shirts. divided on party lines, with Director Wally Irish was in conflict, sion. are educated about drugs through a Although the police are hoping to Democrats in favor and Republicans or the appearance of conflict, when program called “Here’s Looking at The money to pay overtime Cassano said a review by the begin the program in the private against approving an agreement he voted on the selection of Bennett, You, 2,000.” The private schools resulting from officers going into reached by negotiators from the commission on all three questions Bids invited to build schools as soon as this spring, the Katz, and Thibodeau as town Open space is urged have the same program. principals of the three schools — St. the schools comes from the police town administration and the police would provide guidelines. "The town budget. There are two officers in the auditors since Irish, an insurance charter prohibits the directors from “The main difference [between James Parochial School, St. imion. broker, does business with Michael DARE and the latter program] is the Bridget’s School and Assumption program. Max Cohen and Stephen The Democrats said that since being in such a conflict, but does not Novak. Thibodeau, one of the partners in the offer specific definitions of con­ impact of the police officer,” Frost Junior High School — were not yet they want the Ethics Commission to company. town’s new firehouse said. flicts, he said. for town’s planning aware of the initiative and did not The program is so highly revered review the matter, they have decided The program dies just not com­ Cassano first raised the question want to comment on it. by the police that Frost said they to ask for opinions on two other He added that town directors who By ALEX GIRELLI Earlier this month. Republican firehouses once did during an ice prise an officer providing traditional in January. Irish dismissed the By CAROL CLEVENGER demonstrate the advantage to Arendt said, because they don’t re­ Currently, the DARE program is would solicit private donations to questions: whether there is any con­ are real estate salesmen have tradi­ Mayor Terry Werkhoven said he had storm when power was out for a clustering houses close to narrow classroom-style instruction once charge as frivolous and said he Manchester Herald Manchester Herald quire as much care. funded through a state grant and continue it, if grant money were not flict or appearance of conflict over tionally avoided approaching newly reviewed plans completed by long period. roads with small yards surrounded each week for 45 minutes, since the Landers’s vote on changes in would ask the Ethics Commission to money from the town. Frost ex­ made available. hired town officios about purchas­ MANCHESTER — Bids for the Lawrence Associates, a Manchester The firehouse will replace one the by open area. “You can’t stop development, but sanitary landfill fees while her hus­ examine the question himself. ANDOVER — Using terms such ing houses because of the ap­ construction of a town firehouse at architectural firm, and discussed town has transferred to the Eighth “The difference,” he said, “is a you can control it. You can maintain band, Thomas E. Landers, owner to as “mandatory sprawl” to describe Cassano and DiRosa said this pearance of conflict, and lawyers on Tolland Tlimpike and Doming Street them with fellow Republicans on the Utilities District as part of a broad town with planning, not necessarily views, wooded areas, and natural T.E.L. Enterprises, is listed as delin­ morning that the auditor appoint­ standard zoning practice, Robert the board avoid representing clients have been invited and will be board. He said he had been satisfied agreement concerning fire protec­ Arendt of the Center for World zoning.” wildlife habitats by planning,” he quent in his landfill payments. ment is important because the town said. “Zoning will not retain open Soviet in dealing with the town govern­ opened by the town Oct. 23 at 2 that the construction was ready to go tion and sewer jurisdiction. Studies at the University of Mas­ They said the question is valid pays $95,000. ment. out to bid. Arendt suggested that developers space, but good planning will.” p.m. The area to be served by the new sachusetts made a case at a public be required to file two plans. One, a From Page 1 Prospective bidders can get A consultant, hired by the town to firehouse is now being served from hearing for planned development quick sketch, to help establish die Arendt cited two fears the public copies of the bid documents starting study its fire protection needs, had a temporary leased location, also on and conservation of open space number of proposed housing units has about cluster development. One Soviet had committed the country to power to recommend Gorbachev the 15 Soviet republics, led by Rus­ advised that the location was a good Tolland Tlirnpikc. areas. is that the developer will attempt to switching to a market economy in on noon Tbesday at the General Ser­ the parcel of land will support. Test­ cancel or modify the decrees, which sian President Boris N. Yeltsin. Gas one, Werkhoven said. The plans The new station will contain put more houses than permissible on hopes of ending chronic shortages of vices Office in the Municipal Build­ Arendt is one of several consul­ ing would follow, with a more the president said he would begin is­ provide alternatives for a pre-en- about 4,275 square feet. It includes the land. Arendt said the other fear everything from housing to bread Yeltsin is Gorbachev’s chief ing. tants called upon by the town of An­ detailed plan establishing possibly suing soon. From Page 1 gineered building or for one built on two bays for apparatus, a kitchen is that the developer will double dip and arresting inflation and a soaring political rival, and his parliament dover, which is in the midst of creat­ one unit per acre. Instead of dividing Several lawmakers feared they Construction of the firehouse, site. and sleeping quarters. by developing recreational facilities budget deficit. has set the pace on reforming an ing a plan of development and draft­ the land into 20 one-acre lots, as in were giving Gorbachev too much average 40 miles per gallon by the House and Senate that would require which will serve the northern ex­ that will generate income — such as economy so inefficient that crops economy bill from getting to the Richard Lawrence, architect for ing new zoning regulations, to help standard zoning, the 20 houses When the resolution was ap­ power, and one said it would make turn of the century. manufacturers to boost average fuel treme of the Town Fire District, had Robert Martin, president of the a golf course. proved, there was no applause or spoil on their way to market and Senate floor. the project, said it would be difficult with new ideas and plans. would be built in one of two him a “monarch.” The Mideast crisis that caused economy by 40 percent to 40 miles been delayed due to a several dis­ town union of firefighters, wrote a other display of emotion, not even plants stand idle for lack of spare to make an accurate estimate of the clusters, leaving as much as 40 per­ “He might,” Arendt said, “but the But in an animated 15-minute soaring oil prices and the threat of per gallon by the year 2001. The Sen. Richard Bryan, D-Nev., agreements members of the Board letter to the directors in March ur­ by Gorbachev, sitting alone on a parts. construction cost because of the Arendt last week showed slides il- cent of open space. That land could cost of a golf course requires hous­ speech, Gorbachev vowed to exer­ future gasoline lines has given the fleet-average now is about 28 mpg. chief sponsor of the Senate bill, said of Directors over the location and ging them to build the firehouse in raised stage in a marble Kremlin many allcmalivcs permitted in the lusuaung the succcssc.s of early be planned for inexpensive, easy- ing construction in conjunction.” cise his new pwwcrs with “full legislation new momentum. The “If the bill were enacted into law support for the legislation has grown such a way that it could be used as meeting hall. “We can and must come out with type of consUviction, among other bidding, but he said the cost is likely planning in New England towns lo-maintain recreation facilities. Arendt cautioned that the entire responsibility.” bill’s supporters argue that more we would have economic disaster on since the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait issues. an emergency shelter, as three Hours later the parliament ap­ a single program for switching to a to be less than $500,000. based on the village concept to Small building lots sell well. process must be carefully regulated. “It’s a responsibility. It’s not a tea market economy,” Gorbachev said. fuel efficient cars eventually could our hands. Almost everything that is and the subsequent oil shocks that proved 305-46, with 41 abstentions, party,” he said. He said the g o i is “maximum ac­ save the country 2.4 million barrels being built now would be obsolete have put renewed emphasis on the Gorbachev’s request for broad emer­ The adopted resolution endorses a of oil a day. by the year 2001,” maintains need for energy conservation. gency powers to carry out reforms. cord in society and not confronta­ compromise program backed by tion.” But auto industry lobbyists con­ Thomas Hanna, president of the It gave him the authority until Gorbachev, but calls for incorporat­ tend the kinds of fuel efficiency in­ Motor Vehicle Manufacturers As­ ‘The American people understand o March 1992 to bypass step-by-step ing a more conservative recipe of Ryzhkov, facing mounting calls creases being talked about on sociation. better now than they did (before the “T1 legislative scrutiny and issue Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov. for his resignation, said the vote left Capitol Hill are not economically Iraqi invasion) that we’re very vul­ decrees on property, management of Lawmakers later agreed they “no victors and no defeated.” feasible. The Senate voted 68-28 last week nerable in terms of oil imports,” the economy, the budget and law should also try to include parts of a And in recent weeks the to rebuff efforts by Riegle, whose Bryan said in a recent interview. and order. more radical plan approved by the “This is a compromise,” he said automakers have stepped up their state is home to most of the U.S. “There is a recognition that we need IE— m The legislature would have the Russian Federation, the largest of in an interview. campaign against bills in both the auto industry, to keep the auto fuel to do something.” O o ^ w Cars mH - < 0 From Page 1 v! €V,'* “It’s the same theory as the 1 ^ cigarette smoker who says he is going to quit smoking as soon as a pack of cigarettes costs 50 cents, but O O when cigarettes reach $2 a pack, he Hiere’s more than one way is still smoking,” Abbruzese said. r*\ 'h ^r r m2 “Americans will adjust to anything.” Don Nielsen, the new car sales COfn ^CO manager for Carter Chevrolet/Geo Co. Inc., 1229 Main St., agreed. r,:- O O “What we’re seeing is about the to get into a new home. same” percentage of people buying m z luxury model cars as they have in 2 > the past, Nielsen said. > r" Still, some car dealers said that u CO overall concern over gas mileage is up. s 33 > “People are more conscious of > gas prices,” said Henry Dama, a ■0 Long Term sales representative for Lynch Short Term Two Step Toyota-Pontiac, 500 West Center St. Fixed Rate Fixed Rate Mortgage “The first thing (customers) ask Mortgage Mortgage now is how many miles does it get,” Subject to one-time Dama said. “Before, they never Traditional favorite Lower rate means rate adjustment after mentioned gas mileage.” of first timfe buyers. you’ll pay less According to Darna, current Monthly payments seven years. Lower economy models average between interest over the life initial rate means never vary and of the loan. Monthly 28 and 40 miles per gallon, while longer term means P more purchasing mid-size models get between 25-35 payments are higher power for first time miles per gallon. Heavier cars and less cash out per than long term month. buyers. Also valuable luxury models go down from there. mortgage, but debt if early resale is a Despite the heightened concern can be totally paid consideration. over gas mileage, Dama said that before other big the surge in fuel prices will not af­ fect the decisions of people who expenses hit (college, / traditionally buy the traditional gas retirement, etc.). I / guzzlers. “Some people have gotten so used to heavier cars that you couldn’t get Dan Roggl/llanchaalar Harald them into a small car,” he said. Retired people are more apt to MANCHESTER FALL FESTIVAL FUN — Several hundred people came to Center Springs receives the second place award in the Paint the Park Contest. Diane Burns presented the buy the heavier models because they Park Saturday for the first Manchester Fall Festival, sponsored by the town Parks and award. In the second photo, seven-year-old Marisa Gorman of Manchester goes one-for- don’t rack up as many miles as Recreation departments. In the first photo, Theresa Nadeau, a student at Assumption School, three in shooting baskets through the hoop. someone who is still in the work force, Dama said. !»* “It’s the younger people [who "U have to commute to work everyday] Rain dampens fest, Manchester bicyclist is killed that arc going for the economy Attorney suggests models,” he said. Abbruzese said that even with the withlield pending the completion I TOOT* ?c sc By BRIAN TROTTA of an autopsy by tlic stale medical rapid rise in gas prices, the Li.S. i.s Here’s a rate that might open a but spirits stay up Manchester Herald examiner’s office. regulations delay not in a midst of a gas crisis. few doors for you: Fire fighters were responding to 1 ‘There is no gas shortage, b Ul Ull Camp in Ashford for seriously ill By JACQUELINE BENNETT MANCHESTER — An elderly another call when they en­ companies are scaring us into children. By BRIAN M. TROTTA sified as permissive rules. That is, if SHORT-TERM (15-YEAR) I IXEI) RAl E MOR I GAGE Manchester Herald man was struck by a car and killed countered the accident. Officials believing that there is a need to raise One-Year ■M jjH M JjH “The rain really hurt,” agreed the use is not specifically permitted, One-Year (Rales Mili|eei in eliaiitie Saturday afternoon as he rode his said CPR was already being ad­ Manchester Herald prices,” he said. Adjustable Rate Jayccc Wayne Morganson, who dis­ it is auiomaticaily prohibited. Adjustable Rate COVENTRY — Pony rides, bicycle along Spencer Sueet, fire ministered to the man when they played his red 1948 Ford pick-up Either type of regulation is work­ Mortgage with Mortgage with "cruising cars,” and musical enter­ officials said. arrived. BOLTON — Bolton’s attorney is No Pdiifts Points % tainment were a few new attractions truck, which he described as a recommending that the town delay able, Barger said. Still, he warned annual Lifestar helicopter was called to offered at the 8th annual “modified antique” because some The man was apparently struck enacting its projxiscd zoning regula­ that “considerable care must be ex­ £i>» lints as he and the car were heading Uansport die man to St. I-rancis Charter Currently popular parts arc modernized. ercised with regard to defining all ZL_pL_ You pay a little O ne jMunt isiHju.il touiK’ 10.19! lus .tssumes a Coventryfest Saturday at Patriot’s tions revision until a new town plan­ Morganson liad the idea to show castbound on Six-nccr SUeet. Ihe 1 lospital where he was pronounced because lower more at closing, jx’uc n i ol lilt* anm uni Park under cloudy skies. ner can be hired. uses which arc prohibited." niuj i^Mgi* would have ISO antique vehicles, which were called name of the victim was bcinu dead on arrival. From Page 1 starting interest rate but you start with IllnrlgdgcJ. m«iiuhh 1‘niKipal and inrcrcsi "The rain made a big difference. In a four-page memo to Mark The ailomey also called John­ means lower monthly pavnii’ius til Ol We had planned a much bigger “cruising cars" tliis year. He said he Johnson, cliaimian of the Zoning son’s attention to a phrase which a lower interest rate had commitments from several more 9 council-manager government and payments in early — -LL i;, ,,, than other adjust- fest," said Michelle Lipe, president Commission. Attorney Richard caused trouble for several people at make the mayor the administrative i * II you d like to buy a new home, we’d like to of the local Jaycccs that sjx>nsorcd car owners from Massachusetts and Barger said it would be wise to last Thursday’s public hearing on years. Rate could go ♦ . ' ables. Attractive Rhode Island but liie rain resulted in Ed Board is meeting tonight head of the town. up (maximum five help. Just ask! the event. allow the new planner to “review, the proposed regulations. Barger if employer or Although about 1,000 people at­ cancellations and only four local comment and have input” into the said there should be some clarifica­ He said the Republican decision percentage points) seller helps with owners showed up. ly impaired students. regulations since he will be working tion as to what constitutes a T T tended — close to tlic same number By SCOTT BREDE last week to move the manager and later, consistent with closing costs. that came last year — Lipe said Morganson estimates the value of Manchester Herald Another state grant of $15,478 for with them. “regularly shaped” lot. the assistant manager from the cen­ increased income. some craft vendors cancelled. Tlicre his “antique” between $5,000 to the professional development of The town is currently interview­ Barger also was concerned that ter to one end of the table at board Can buy more house were supposed to be 26 craft booths $6,000. “But I would never sell it," MANCHESTER — ITic Board of teachers will also go before the ing candidates for the position. the new minimum lot size might meetings was a “symbolic move” with less cash in but only 15 vendors came, she said. he said. A mechanic by trade, Mor­ Education will hold its second meet­ boiud for approval. Barger also jxiinted out that the present a sanitation problem. The toward that goal. hand thanks to no 3 of Manchester Despite that, tlie Jaycccs raised ganson spent five years restoring the ing of die new schtxil year tonight, Ray Ucniers, die boiud’s business new rules arc “prohibitive" zoning new regulations allow for a mini­ The compromise, outlined in a points. Also makes considerably more money tills year vehicle and says now tlie greatest at 7:30 p.m., in die Board of Lduca- manager, will discuss the possibility regulations meaning that if a par­ mum lot size of 22,500 square feet 9 value to him is tlie prestige and sen­ memo by Cassano, was to have been refinancing more Where your friends are. — $3,000 compared to last year’s Uon building on 45 Nordi School St. of a ptitemial shortfall in the budget ticular land use is not prohibited by with a minimum fronuigc of 150 voted on by the directors last Tues­ OUke, m .W.iiklieMei, I-.ISI ll.iiilnnl, linlinn, approximate $ 1,600. timent atuichcd to owning it. for utilities due to die rising energy the regulations, then it is allowed. feel. worthwhile. Aminvei, SniMli \\ imlsni. l„,si W'liulsiu. The money will go to support the hi previous years tlie fair was Among die items on die board’s costs. "This requircs that the zoning Barger questioned whether there day, but the vote was tabled after 1‘..ISUntil, .M .ltlsllelil. I n ll.ttu i, ( il.islniihui \‘. consent calendar, board memlK’rs Democrats objected to the Vet linn .iiul 1 ).n \ ill, Jaycccs and to civic causes like a held on school grounds but wa.s rcgulaUons to be loudly comprehen­ would be enough room to satisfy I’liime (vlti 1 .’IHI ni K.iie l im (..lii K(i.’i) will vote on accepting a $27(),0(K) Republican majority on the board scholarship at the high school, an moved to tlie park to accommodate Educational topics to be discussed sive in defining what is prohibited," sutlc regulations regarding the mini­ Memlier I l)l( . I i|u,,| | |,,iisme I .eiulei i-) annual Halloween party for area growth and to utilize the bandshcll stale grant, which will go toward die at future tiiectiiigs will also be Barger wanted. mum separation between well and rearranging the seating without con­ continuation of programs for visual­ sulting the Democrats. y / J V \ \ X children and tlic Holc-.ln-tlie-Wall there. presented to the board. Bolton’s current suitutes are clas­ septic systems. 0

\ r' 8—MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Sept. 24, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Sept. 24, 1990—9 STATE RECORD Underticket candidates on their own now About Town Obituaries Today In History By. JUDD EVERHART same thing. His billboards former Republican U.S. Sen. Lowell said, although she would not rule linked on the ballot at the top, so and generally vote for the person rather than the party,” Blumenthal The Associated Press prominently mention lever 7-B. P. Weicker, running under his newly out mentioning her ticket slot, 5-B, that a voter can’t vote for one Women’s Aglow Fellowship Donald D. Curtis Jr. Heartland Foods in Vernon and 1974 until her retirement in 1989. Today is Monday, Sept. 24, the 267th day of 1990. Schiavonc’s billboards don’t men­ created Connecticut Rany banner. in future advertising. without voting for the other. said. The Women’s Aglow Fellowship monthly meeting Manchester for over 10 years. She Prior to that, she was an organist There are 98 days left in the year. In at least one ad, GOP attorney Donald D. Curtis Jr., 38, of West HARTFORD — For the first tion that he’s a Republican. Weicker’s entry helped to blur the Schiavone campaign manager Using the candidate’s spot on the will be today, Sept. 24, at 7 pan. at the First Federal was a former member of S t Peter & Today’s Birthdays: general candidate E. Gaynor Bren­ Hartford, formerly of Wethersfield, and choir director at the Talcottville gubernatorial election in decades, “When we got rid of the parly traditional party lines this year. Dennis Murphy noted that, unlike ticket in advertising, Murphy said, Raul Lutheran Church, New York, ABC sportscasler Jim McKay is 69. Actress Sheila nan Jr. mentions his ticket slot, 8-B. Savings Bank of Manchester, 344 Middle Tlimpike W. died Saturday (Sept. 22, 1990) at Congregational Church from 1952 Connecticut voters won’t have a lever, the reason given was that it Ehiring his 18 years in the Senate, he the three major candidates for “is a way to get people to remember Ann IRynn of Avon will be speaking on resolving low and also was an avid craftsman and to 1972. FYior to 1952, she was or­ MacRae is 66. Actor-singer Anthony Newlcy is 59. Tashjian said the circumstances home after an extended illness. Sur­ party lever to pull on the voting would make sure that everybody got consistently drew broad support governor, who can win the election to participate.” self-esteem. For more information, call Virginia at gardener. ganist at Wapping Congregational Today’s Highlight in History: this year also mean that the under­ vivors include a brother, Ralph Cur­ machines in November, and that has out there and campaigned on their from Republicans and Democrats, with 34 percent of the vote, the un­ Richard Blumenthal, the 871-1606. Besides her husband, she is sur­ Church in South Windsor. She was a On Sept. 24, 1789, Congress passed the First Judiciary own,” Tashjian said. “This time, ticket candidates have to spend more tis of Manchester. candidates below the top offices until he lost the seal in 1988. derticket candidates need 51 per­ Democratic candidate for attorney He was bom in Clairmont, N.H., vived by three sons, Brian J. Jordan, student of organist Frederick Waring Act, which provided for an Attorney General and a there won’t be any coattails. I think general, said he wasn’t emphasizing money promoting themselves. scrambling for voter recognition as Democrats are scrambling to cent. Speaker in Hebron but lived most of his life in Connec­ Christopher S. Jordan and Eric C. and a member of the American Supreme Court. you’re going to sec a large drop-off his ticket slot, 8-A. Instead, he said While she spent $61,000 four years they campaign more and more on shore up their support, Republicans Further, he said, the ballot is The Hebron Historical Society will hold its next meet­ ticut. Islieb, all of Manchester; four Guild of Organists. She was a On this date: as the votes go down the line from arc trying to keep party regulars he’s trying to “communicate to ago, she said she’ll probably spend their own. structured in such a way that the ing on Thursday, Sept. 27, at 7:30 p.m. at the Old Town Survivors also include his father, daughters, Judy A. Moore, of Ver­ longtime accompanist for the Gil­ In 1869, thousands of businessmen were ruined in a governor.” from bolting to Weicker. people the importance of the attor­ more than $200,000 this year. Some of their advertising drives candidates for statewide underticket Hall in Hebron. “Conneaicut History Through PCroid Donald Curtis Sr. of Springfield, non, Pamela J. Nadeau, Lisa A. Jor­ bert and Sullivan Workshop in Wall Street panic after financiers Jay Gould and James The party lever, a fixture on Con­ Tashjian’s practice of emphasiz­ ney general’s office, my experience By contrast, Kezer said she hoped that point home. offices — those below governor and House Museums” will be the topic of a slide illustrated Vt.; his mother, Corinne Lounder of dan and Heidi P. Islieb, all of Manchester. Fisk attempt^ to comer the gold market. necticut voting machines for 85 ing 5-A was criticized by her and the reasons why they should to raise $50,000. Two-term Democratic Secretary lieutenant governor — are even far­ lecture given by C. Douglass Alves Jr. The public is cor­ West Hartford: five other brothers, Manchester; a brother, Ernest She was active in many charity In 1896, author F. Scott Fitzgerald was bom in St. years, until it was removed three care enough about the office to vole In all, there will be 11 candidates of tlic State Julia H. Tashjian has the Republican opponent, Pauline R. ther down the line because can­ dially invited to attend and refreshments will be served Gary A. Curtis of Glastonbury, Jef­ Ziegler of New York; a sister, Anne and volunteer organizations, includ­ Raul, Minn. years ago, allowed a voter to cast a Kczer, who said it shows Tashjian on the Republican and Democratic; clearest example. Her billboards didates for Congress, state senator for me. following the presentation. frey R. Curtis of Alstead, NJI., Bruce of Southbury; and 10 ing Child and Family Services, In 1929, Lt. James H. Doolittle guided a Consolidated ballot for an entire ticket by pulling doesn’t want to be identified with “I don’t plan to ask for a bullet identify her spot on the ticket, lever and stale representative will be lines. Robert M. Curtis of Springfield, Vt., grandchildren and several nieces Manchester Memorial Hospital NY2 Biplane over Mitchell Field in New York in the first a single lever. In addition to Weicker and Mor­ 5-A, in letters as large as those the top of the ticket, particularly listed before them. vote or try to separate myself from ; Square dance on Saturday Richard Kulmack of West Hartford, and nephews. Auxiliary and as a Brownie leader. all-instrument flight. Complicating the picture for un- rison, the gubernatorial ballot will ;;;n;lling her name. In much smaller with Democratic gubernatorial can­ The statewide undcrtickct can­ the rest of the ticket,” Blumenthal The Manchester Square Dance Club will have a and Keith Kulmack of East She was predeceased by a She was a member of the Daughters In 1934, Babe Ruth made his farewell appearance as a deni cket candidates this year is the didate Bruce A. Morrison. include Republican John G. letters, the billboards urge people to didates arc those for secretary of the said. “My instinct is to simply com­ mainstream plus dance on Saturday, Sept. 29 from 8 to Hartford; a sister Lerlene L. Curtis brother, Otto Ernest Ziegler. of Scotia, a national organization for regular baseball player with the New York Yankees in a fact that there are three major can­ Rowland in 1-B and Concerned ‘Vote the Democratic ticket.” Tashjian and other Democrats, state, treasurer, comptroller and at­ municate the name and my record. 10:45 p.m. at Illing Junior High School, 229 E. Middle of Springfield, Vt.; and several Services will be Wednesday at 11 women of Scottish heritage. game against the Boston Red Sox. (The Sox won 5-0) didates for governor for the first she said, “are cutting themselves Citizens Party candidate Joseph A. Republican candidate for comp­ torney general. The governor and “People these days are very well 'fiimpike, Manchester. Bruce McCue will call the dance. nieces and nephews. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Besides her husband of 50 years, In 1948, Mildred Gillars, accused of being Nazi war­ time, with the entry into the race of troller Joel Schiavonc is doing the adrift from the team concept,” Kezer lieutenant governor candidates are educated in terms of ticket splitting Zdonezyk. Joan and Aimand Daviau will cue the rounds. A round Graveside services will be TIics- 400 Main St., Manchester. Burial she leaves a sister, Esther (Suther­ time radio propagandist “Axis Sally,” pleaded innocent dance workshop will start at 7:30 p.m. Donations are $8 day at 10 a.m. at Center Cemetery, will be at the convenience of the land ) Wolcott of South Windsor; in a Washington D.C. courtroom to charges of treason. per couple. For more information, call 643-9375 or Newington. Calling hours are family in East Cemetery, three married children. Dr. John Ur­ (Gillars ended up serving 12 years in prison.) 643-1005. tonight from 7 to 9 at Taylor & Manchester. Calling hours are 1\ies- banetti of New London, Alexander In 1955, President Eisenhower suffered a heart attack Modecn Funeral Home, 136 S. Main day from 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of Urbanetti and Hoollis Urbanetti while on vacation in Denver. Square dance workshop St., West Hartford. flowers, contributions may be made Cassano, both of Manchester; five In 1957, the Brooklyn Dodgers played their last game Welcome back square dancers to a new year of danc­ to the American Leukemia Society, grandchildren and several nieces at Ebbets Field, defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0. William J. Granata Sr. In 1960, the USS “Enterprise,” the first nuclear- Give US 4 weeks and we’ll ing! The Manchester Square Dance club will have a 40 Woodland St., Hartford 06105. and nephews. powered aircraft carrier, was launched at Newport News, mainstream workshop on Wednesday, Sept. 26, from William J. Granata Sr., 90, of 15 Lyman R. Smith Services will be Tuesday at 10:30 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., at Martin School, Dartmouth Road, Howard St.. East Hartford, died a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Va. Manchester. John Porvini will be our instructor/caller. Saturday (Sept. 22, 1990.) Survivors Lyman R. Smith, 81, of 179 East 400 Main St., Manchester. Burial In 1963, the US Senate ratified a treaty with Britain Donations arc $6 per couple. For more information, call include a daughter, Mary Colbert of Center St., Manchester, died Satur­ will be in East Cemetery. Calling and the Soviet Union limiting nuclear testing. give you a great deal in return. Manchester. day (Sept. 22, 1990) at St. Francis hours are Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 In 1968, the CBS television magazine “60 Minutes” 643-9375 or 643-1005. He was bom in East Thompson, Hospital and Medical Center in to 9 pjn. Contributions may be premiered. Resident makes dean’s list Conn, and lived in East Hartford Hartford. He was the husband of made to the Mildred Sutherland Ur­ In 1%9, the trial of the “Chicago Eight” (later reduced Fifty full-time students at the Hartford Art School, most of his life. Prior to his retire­ Bertha (McMasler) Smith. banetti Music Fund, c/o FYesbyterian to seven) began. (Five defendants were convicted of crossing state lines to incite riots at the 1968 Democratic University of Hartford, have been named to the dean’s ment in 1965, he was employed by He was bom in Hartford on July Church, 43 Spruce St., Manchester, national convention, but the convictions were ultimately list for the spring of the 1990 academic year. Michelle Pratt & Whitney of East Hmtford, 21, 1908 and raised in Wethersfield. CT 06040. where he w ork^ for 12 years. He He worked at Pratt and WhiUicy overturned.) Hasaka of M^chesler was the local among the fifty stu­ Theodore “Ted” M. In 1976, newspaper heiress Patricia Hcarst was sen­ dents. was a communicant of St. Mary’s Aircraft in East Hartford for 32 Church, East Hartford. years and retired in 1970 as a super­ Kasek tenced to seven years in prison for her part in a 1974 Pediatric heartsaver course He is survived by his wife, Ellen visor in the quality control depart­ bank robbery. (She was released after 22 months under ment. He had lived in Manchester Theodore ‘Ted” M. Kasek, 66, of an executive clemency order from President Carter.) The Pediatric Heartsaver course given by Red Cross, (Moran) Granata, of East Hartford; a for 45 years, where he was a mem­ 76 Oliver Road, Manchester, hus­ In 1988, members of the eastern Massachusetts Epis­ will be held on September 24 and 25. The course covers son, William J. Granata Jr., of East ber of Community Baptist Church. band of Theresa (Pinard) Kasek, copal diocese elected Barbara C. Harris to be the first infant and child safety, child CPR and obstructed airway Hartford; a son, William J. Granata He served as committee chairman died Sunday (Sept. 23, 1990) unex­ woman bishop in the church’s history. management and infant CPR and obstructed airway. For Jr., of East Hartford; three other for Boy Scout Troop No. 25., was pectedly at Winslcd Memorial 10 years ago: more information or to register, please call the daughters, Irene Kane of Branford, past master of Uriel Lodge No. 24 Hospital while traveling. Cheered by hundreds of well-wishers, Polish labor Join by September 29th, and we*ll What’s also simple is the food plan Manchester office at 647-4738. Helen Loehr of Dalton, Mass, and Joan Scolsky of East Hartford; and Merrow and was a member of Bom in Indian Orchard, Mass., leader Lech Walesa formally applied to have the April 15, 1924, he was a son of refund your $19 registration fee. itself, because with Weight Watchers, you 19 grandchildren and 19 great Society for the Preservation and En­ Solidarity independent trade movement certified by offi­ Daughters of Isabella to meet Mary (Magiera) Kasek of West get to eat the foods you want—when you grandchildren. He was predeceased couragement of Barbershop Quartet cials in Warsaw. Money. Moolah. Dough. Bread. The Daughters of Isabella, St. Margaret’s Circle No. Hartford and the late Joseph Kasek. by a granddaughter, Sharon Scolsky, in Hartford. Five years ago: want. It’s our most livable, effective way to 280, will hold a Pokeno Party at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at He had resided in Manchester since Whatever you call it, it’s yours to keep. All formerly of East Hartford. Besides his wife, he is survived Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze, ad­ First Federal Savings and Loan Association, 344 W. 1950. Prior to retiring in 1984, he you have to do is join Weight Watchers by lose weight, ever. Funeral services will be Tuesday by a son and daughter-in-law, Mr. dressing the UN General Assembly, warned that the Middle TUmpike. Eileen Barret and her committee are in and Mrs. Robert Caldcr of Somers, was a meat cutter at the former Reagan administration’s “Star Wars” proposal threatened So hurry and join Weight Watchers. charge. at 10:15 a.m. from the Callahan September 29th, come to four consecu­ and two granddaughters, Jaime and FVtpular Market of Manchester for a “nuclear catastrophe.” That way, you’ll be able to spend four weeks Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East 35 years. tive weekly meetings, and we’ll refund YWCA teddy bear club Hartford, followed by a mass of Lindsay Caldcr, also of Somers. your registration fee. learning how to lose weight. Then spend Services and burial will be He was a communicant of St. Ths Associated Prsss The Manchester YWCA Teddy Bear Club is taking Christian burial at 11 a.m. in St. Bridget Church and a World War It Mary’s Church. Burial will be in St. private. There are no calling hours. CLASSY KIDS — Farmer Peter Sellow holds one of the goats he breeds to produce cash- It’s that simple. your registration fee any way you want. regisuation for its 1990-91 program, which allows veteran, serving in the U.S. Amiy. N4ary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. Contributions may be made to Boy mere. Sellow, who owns the only cashmere goat farm in Connecticut, has build his stock from children, ages 2 to 5, to join their friends for arts, crafts, Scout Troop No. 25, c/o Center Besides his wife and mother, he is Thoughts five imported Australian goats to a herd of nearly 100. songs and supervised play. A mid-aflcmoon snack is Anna (Sahlberg) Holm Congregational Church, P.O. Box survived by a son and daughter-in- provided. The program is offered Mondays, Wednesdays Anna (Sahlberg) Holm, 88, 847, Manchester, CT 06040. Wat­ law, F^ul E. and Cheryl Kasek of and Fridays, from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Registration fee is $18 widow of Seth M. Holm, of East kins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center Manchester; a daughter, Patricia M. For 28 years, the former Capitol of a nation was a cap­ Safe, sensible weight loss for 27 years. (including a $10 YWCA membership fee). Contact the Hartford, died Friday (Sept. 21, St., Manchester, has charge of arran­ Kasek of East Hartford; a brother, tive within a foreign nation. A wall of concrete and East Branch YWCA at 289-6706. 1990) at Manchester Memorial gements. George Kasek of West Hartford; a barbed wire separated West and East Berlin. Any who Hospital. Survivors include a niece, sister, Jean Callahan of Danielson; would enter or leave must pass through a military check­ Farmer seeing gold Join for $29 at these convenient times and locations: Storytime at Bolton library Karen E. Brewer of Manchester. Janet (Servaes) Furlong three granddaughters and several point and have his right to travel examined and approved. EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR Sign up now for storylimes at the Bentley Memorial Bom in West Hartford, she had Janet (Servaes) Furlong, 92, of nieces and nephews. In June this year, I passed through “Checkpoint Char­ First Second Community Baptist Wapping Community Library, 206 Bolton Center Road, Bolton. Slorytime for lived in Glastonbury prior to moving Fort Myers, Fla., formerly of Services will be Wednesday at 9 lie" — the one manned by U.S. troops — just a week Congregational Congregational Church Church preschool ages 3 to 5 will be held on Wednesdays. Sept. to East Hartford in 1951, and was a Manchester, widow of Edward Fur­ a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, before it was decommissioned and taken to become a in his cashmere goats Church Church 585 E. Center Street 1790 Ellington Rd. lifelong member of Emanuel long, died Friday (Sept. 14, 1990.) 142 E. Center St., Manchester, with museum piece. The Wall separating East and West Berlin 26 to Oct. 31 from 11:30 a.m. to noon and 2 to 2:30 pjn. / 837 Main Street 385 N. Main St •Tues. 6 pm •M on. 7 pm Children participaling in the 11:30 a.m. session should Lutheran Church, Hartford. She also had lived in East a mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. has come down and the Germans arc one people.. .people • Wed. 10 am, 4:45 pm • Mon 4:45 pm & 7 pm •Thurs. 10 am •Thurs. 4:45 pm Survivors also include a niece, Hartford, Hartford and Chula Vista, at St. Bridget Church, 80 Main St., with problems, but united to solve them. By DENISE LAVOIE United Stales, Richardson secs that America Inc., a nadonal industry bring a lunch. TTiose coming to the 2 p.m. session may & 7 pm •W ed. 4:45 pm & 7 pm •Sat. 9:45am Manchester. Burial will be in St. changing. & 7 pm bring a snack. Also on Wednesdays, an evening pajamas Eileen C. Sahlberg of Glastonbury; Calif. Do you live in a walled city psychologically, carefully The Associated Press group formed two years ago, has at­ two nephews, Ellis O. and Carl R. Surviving are three daughters, James Cemetery, Manchester, with checking the ideas and the ptcoplc you will allow to enter The fledgling industry received a tracted more than 200 members, storytime will be offered for children ages 3 to 7, from 7 Knights of Sahlberg, both of East Hartford; and Mildred Beaupre of Fort Myers, Fla. military honors. Calling hours are your life? Of course, some discrimination is necessary if LEBANON — When farmer boost from the government last year, Columbus Hall to 7:30 p.m. Children should come in their pajamas and most of whom arc raising goats to three grand nieces, Katie Brower and Manchester; Alice LaBrce of Tiicsday from 7 to 9 p.m. Contribu­ we arc to maintain our integrity. The danger comes when Peter Sellcw told his friends he when the U.S. Department of produce cashmere. 1831 Main Street bring a pillow. To register or receive more information, and Sarah and Krista Sahlberg and a Bonsall, Calif.; and Janet Furlong of tions may be made to Rockville we shut out all new thoughts and any unfamiliar people, planned to breed Australian cash- Agriculture awarded Richardson a • Mon. 7 pm call the library at 646-7349. grand nephew, David Brower Jr. Fort Myers, Ra; two sons, William General Hospital, Kidney Dialysis locking ourselves into a prison of our own making. mere goats on his rocky, brush- $500,000 grant to study the potential Although the United Stales cur­ Meetings begin at limes listed above. Doors open 45 minutes earlier lor registration No reservation needed. She was prc-dcccascd by a brother Furlong of East Hartford; and John Unit, 31 Union St., Rockville, CT Jesus challenged the limiting traditions of his day. “He covered farm in Lebanon, they for raising cashmere goals in the rently has only a handful of mills Ellis O. Sahlberg. Furlong, of Dover, N.Y; two sisters, 06066. eats with sinners” was the condemnation. But his open­ thought he was crazy. United States. tluti process American cashmere, CALL 1-800-333-3000 Services will be held Tticsday at Sophie Servaes of Northfield, Mass., ness was a demonstration of God’s all-embracing love No other farmer in the state and As part of the project, 15 test that is expected to change as more For a Weight Watchers meeting where you work, call 1-8C0-AT WORK Lottery 10 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Chur­ and Eva Ferguson, of Fort Myers, and a challenge to our exclusiveness. farms from Washington to Maine farmers begin breeding goats. O tl.r flood S oplw obor 2 ^ throuflh Soplombor 2fl1h, 1090. Foe lor sobsequoni weeks $10 Ollor valid at participaling localraos only Caorx)l bo combined will, olhor dis- Benson is critical only a handful on the East Coast had ch, Hartford. Burial will be in Green Rev. H. Osgood Bennett are participating in a pilot program WEIGH?WAICH^R^^ IN T lR N A lio r!lA L *ir^ °” '' ™ 0 "b 9 s We.ghl Walchars is a registered trademark ol WEIGHI WATCHERS INTERNATIONAT. INC Ra; a brother, Louis Servaes of Bos­ ever tried to raise cashmere goats. Cemetery, Glastonbury. Calling SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Mor­ Minister of VisiUition to raise cashmere goals. The project ton, Mass; seven grandchildren and “Now they call up and say, ‘How Here arc the latest weekend lottery results from around hours are after the service. Conuibu- mon Church President Ezra Taft North United Methodist Church can we get some of those goaLs?”’ includes implanting the embryos of • Celebrating Our First 60 Years • 15 great-grandchildren. Benson was reported in critical con­ cashmere goats into angora goats. New England: lions may be made to the Memorial Memorial services will be in Fort says Sellew, 62, a former publishing Fund of Emanuel Lutheran Church. dition today after undergoing Richardson said many farmers arc Myers, Ra. executive who gave up corporate Connecticut Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home of surgery for the second time in five attracted to die new industry be­ Nomination Criteria and days to remove excess blood from life for farming 15 years ago. Program Rules Sunday — Daily: 7-0-7. Play four: 6-9-0-9. Saturday West Hartford has change of arran­ Mildred Georgina cause goats arc easy to raise, require the brain. Manchester Herald In 18 months, Sellew has built his — Daily; 1-8-2. Play four; 7-4-S-4. gements. almost no care and need very little • Nominee must have worked on the cause (Sutherland) Urbanetti Tlic 91-year-old church leader stock from five imported goals to a or project tor at least one year herd of nearly 100. This spring, he food. Erica F. (Ziegler) Islieb Mildred Georgina (Sutherland) was recovering at LDS Hospital Here's proof • Cause/projecl must be located in a First Ma.s.sachusetLs Founded ITec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. For farmers like Sellcw, the goats Urbanetti of Manchester, wife of after ilie Sunday afternoon surgery. expects to sell their precious cash- Federal ol East Hart lord hranch town Sunday — Daily: 7-1-0-7. Saturday — 7-7-2-9. Erica F. (Ziegler) Islieb, 49, of Daily publication since O ct 1, 1914. also double as weed killers, eating Anthony J. Urbanetti, died Friday On WcdnesLlay, a neurosurgeon mere fleece for up to $45 a pound, (East Hanford, Glastonbury, Soulh Glas­ Megabucks: 6-10-15-31-34-35 218 School St., Manchester, wife of everything from ragweed to poison tonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville, (Sept. 21, 1990) after a short illness. removed two blcKxl clots from Ben­ compared to about 85 cents a pound Clinton D. Islieb Jr., died Sunday USPS 327-500 VOL. CIX, No. 301 that sheep’s wool brings. ivy. Soulh Windsor) (Sept. 23, 1990) at Hartford Hospi­ She was bom Dec. 18, 1915 in son’s brain. Church spokesman Don that volunteer work • Cause/pro|ect must he qualitied as a via Rhode Island Since he began exhibiting his “I love die animals. They just Manchester, a daughter of the late L.cFcvrc said doctors drained more Acting Publisher hie, legitimate non piofit organi/alion Sunday — Daily: 1-5-0-6. Saturday — Daily: 3-9-S-2. tal. goats at town fairs, more than 50 mow everything down,” says Sel­ Bom in New York City on March John and Margaret (Little) Suther­ blood on Sunday. Jeanne G. Fromerth • First Federal ol East llarllord employees Lot-O-Bucks: 5-8-9-19-22. Bemson was hospitalized 'Itfcsday farmers from across the state have lcw, showing off a rocky pasture he or their lamilies ate nol eligible 1, 1941, she was a daughter of the land, and was a lifelong resident of after complaining of severe Executive Editor approached him about gelling into said was covered with thick weeds Northern New Knglund late Ernest and Frances Ziegler. She Manchester. Vincent Michael Valvo and brush before the goals arrived. really does pay. Please present your nomination as a 250 She was an organist at the lYcs- headaches and difficulty swallow­ the business. 500 word essay This essay should include Saturday — Pick three: 4-8-3. Pick four: 5-1-9-8. Tri- had lived in Manchester since 1978 Although many farmers are being bylcrian Church of Manchester from ing. Nows Edilor_ _ Andrew C Spitzlor The goals — named for the Kash­ Stalc Mcgabucks: 1-2-8-25-38-40 and was employed at the Super lured by die big money dicy assume • The extent ol the nominee's involvement Associate E ditor___ Eileen Hiromi Mae mir region of southeast Asia where in the project or cause, and the impact ot Features Editor____ _ Dianna M, Talbot they are indigenous — have only can be made from die luxury fiber, this involvement Sports Editor____ _Len Auster recently atu-acicd American fanners. indusUy experts warn that breeding • 1 tie name and desc riplion ol ttie c.ujse or Farmers who raise llie goals say goats to prcxlucc cashmere is far project, and tiow it impacts the commu Business Manager Joanne G Fromerth earlier attempts were squashed by from a guaranteed moneymaker. nily Include the name aiul phone num Weather Circulatx3n Manager ___ _Godi(xlo Colletti tier ol a contact at tlie organi/atioi., and Production Director Sheldon Cohen poor diplomatic relations with .some Because dierc is no true cashmere Pressroom Manager Robert H Hubbard of the main producers of cashmere goal breed, farmers normally start printed literature (it available) • I lie names, addresses and ptione — including Iran, Afglumisian and with foreign imports — mainly from Main Telephone Number numbers ol hotli the nominee and the REGIONAL Weather 643-2711 China —• and stringent U.S. govern­ Australia and New Zealand — dien nominator (you can nominate yoiirselO ment rcsuictions on importation of breed them to build a large herd. Tuesday, Sept. 25 Circulation Telephone Number Drop on your nommalion at your local First 647-9946 farm animals. Richardson said the imported o Federal oltice or mail it to First I ederal Sav 0 Judith Richard.son, who runs a goals sometimes produce angora in­ mgs, I 1,(7 Mam Street, East llurtlordCT Mostly sunny Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by herd of about 300 cashmere goats in stead of cashmere. Tlicrc is also 0()I0H Attn Eagle Awards Questions’ Call Tonight, mostly clear. Low in the the Manchester Publishing C o . 16 Brainard Place. Silver Creek, Wash., began resear­ lingering skepticism among fanners 2H9 6401 Nomination deadline IS 10/5/90 Manchester, Conn 06040 Second class postage pciid at Nominate someone for our Eagle Awards. 40s. Southwest wind around 10 Manchester. Conn Postmaster Send acldross cl^ngos ching American production 13 years about goats, a much-maligned mph. Ttfesday, partly sunny. High to the Manchester Herald, P O Box 591, Manchester, ago. But it wasn’t until two years aninuil known for its mischievous Winners will receive $ 1500 for their cause. around 70. Outlook Wednesday, Conn. 06040 ago that she saw any real interest. nature. partly sunny. High 70 to 75. Th > Manchester Herald « a member ot The Assixiatod Richardson imported cashmere “A lot of people still diink goats To cclebrulc our 60th anniversary and salute awards will he given, one for each of our Prers, the Audit Bureau ol Circulation, the Now England A large high pressure system Press Association and the Now England Newspaper As goats from Tasmania, built up her cat tin cans and jump on lop ol the comntunities that have meant so much hranch olTices, totaling $ 12,000 in all The centered along the Gulf states will sociatxjn. herd through breeding, and now cars,” .said Arm Dooling, a Conncc- to our success, First Federal ol’F'ast llarllord Guaranteed detlvery. If you donT rocxrive your Herald award money will go to help further the FIRST 7 ^ 1 7 T J move northeast off the mid Athuitic sells bred docs for about $3,000 dcul native whose 6(X)-goat herd in IS proud to announce the Fagle Awards. favorite cause or project of the recipients It’s coast Tuesday. Meanwhile, a large by 5 pm weekdays or 7 30 a m Saturdays, please each. Last year, she sold $4(X),0(X) Dillon, Mont., is now one of the telephone your earner. II you are unable to to.ach your I hese awards will be presented in honor of our way of supporting those who work so FED El^L A ttw nic low center in Quebec will move carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 p m worth of cashmere goats. largest herds in America. “Actually, local residents who have done outstanding hard to help others, and to give something Oouan slowly north. wot>kd.iys for delivery in Manchester. Cashmere — die fine down un­ goals are a very useful animal, and SAVINGS 74»1 Suggested carrier rates are $ 1 8 0 weekly, $7 70 lor work in tlieit communities A total of eight back to our towns dercoat of the goat — is a soft, ex­ if someone approaches diis careful­ Find out wtiy out i uslomers slay one month, $23 10 lor throe months, $46 20 lor six pensive wool used to make ly, they can do very well.” our customers. O1W0 AoovW«i months and $92.40 lor one year Newsstand price 35 cents a copy luxurious sweaters, scarves and American cashmere production is Insural by llu* I DU. Today's weather picture was drawn by Melissa Sweeney, a suits. so new that the USDA docs not keep I quiil npportunity IriuU'i fourth-grader at Keeney Street School, Manchester. While interest in producing cash- statistics on production. 1 ,i'.l ll.iilluul, i.l.islonliuiy, Snulti oluslniiliuiy. Miiiu tii-sli-i. Vi'iiiiiii, Rm kvilic .md Suulti Wmdsiii mere has been slow to grow in the But Cashmere Producers of 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Sept. 24, 1990

THE NEW BREED BLONDIE by Daan Vaung A S4an Draka fBaiuliretrr Hrralii I THREW OUT X t LOVED IT HAD A STAIN,AND IT ^ BUT SHOULDN'T YOU C rossw ord voun TAxN -r^.v THA.T WAS SHAPELESS AND' HAVE CONSULTED ME ? SWEATER t h r e a d b a r e Section 3, Page 11 ANOTHER ANGLE Monday, Sept. 24,1990

ACROSS rod Answer to Previous Puzzle 51 Governor 0 1 Evenings 53 Fire-lighting News with an unusual twist 7 Vitamin aid 13 Take Into 55 Regal fur custody 56 Saskatche­ 14 Charge with wan capital crime 57 Approached 15 More 58 Starved IP. precious oneself ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson 16 Capsule Impersonator fools school 17 Sums DOWN 18 Pixie YOUR 50CK5 20 Southwest- 1 Nothing: Sp. MUT MATCH.'; ern Indians 2 Irritated COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. formed in uniform at a pep rally, School officials initially were skep­ 21 Organized 3 Alum (AP) — A female impersonator en­ teachers and students said. He tical but allowed him to enroll until athletics 4 Word on a S I 1 A 23 Become towel E In E rolled at a high school, made the changed clothes in the women’s more detailed records could be ob­ twisted 5 Mao — lung 25 I n ------i f cheerleading squad and stole the af­ locker room and became close tained. 27 St. Patrick s 6 Minute 42 Small brown Tim Haggerty ,\ nation groove (routinized) bird fections of the football team before friends with at least two cheer­ “Meanwhile, things started to un­ 32 Eagle's nest 7 Dozer 26 Travel on 43 To this place being found out eight days later, stu­ leaders. ravel for him,” Driscoll said. 33 Eva — 8 — cream horseback 44 Phonetic “Sweetheart, remember how I used to Saint 9 Legal-aid 28 Actress — symbol complain about you finishing my sentences dents and authorities said. “I heard there were a couple of Daugherty is described as 5- 34 Dutch org. Turner 45 Israel's Charles James Daugherty, 26, girls who befriended him and told foot-9 and 164 pounds — a build cheese 10 Sect 29 Resln- Golda — for me?" 35 Idiotic 11 Two words produclng 47 Moves back was arrested for investigation of him a lot of personal things — you that made teachers and students look 36 International ol under­ tree and forth forgery and criminal impersonation. know how girls talk to one another,” twice. under­ standing 30 Baseball 48 Coal tunnel SNAFU by Bruca Baatll* standing 12 Fishing aids team entrance O 1990 by NEA Inc He was released on $750 bail for a said one teacher, who spoke on con­ School officials increasingly be­ 39 Allowed lor 19 2001, number 49 Opposite of court appearance Oct. 1. dition of anonymity. “He asked a lot came suspicious and decided to weight Roman 31 Feat some SPIDER-MAN by Stan I 40 Soil leather 21 Gathers 37 Having 50 Set ol two Daugherty enrolled as a junior at of personal stuff.” check telephone numbers and ad­ clumps 52 Compass pt. 42 Sound of a 22 Jew. e.g. PETei? PAKKef?.' THAT$THE/A?F/f, ANYWAY, IT'S ALWAYS^ — /)M P/r YHR&fWYS, Coronado High School, using the He also attracted the admiration dresses Daugherty had provided. blow 23 Green plum 38 Wide shoe 54 — culpa 46 Not many 24 Gas lor size I CAN'T CONCENTPATl BLUE eye^/JHE THE SAME OLO SW FEj rH£ UF 0 OFeveRYON0^^ mime Cheycn Weatherly, school of­ of the football team, said a student Police were called to the school 47 Magician's signs 41 Minimize ON TVE A/eWS ^ NEW$ CAN ON rH 0 FAST COAST.''^ ficials said. He said he had been who asked that her name not be when administrators concluded the TJm i -y.-T f ... V % -T ] T ~ T ~ T“ T— r W TT W WHEN YOU P O ) M WAIT.' studying in Greece under a private used. information was false. THAT.' tutor for the past two years, said Police said Daugherty presented "This guy’s good,” Driscoll said. 13 n r Detective Bob Driscoll. school ofTicials with a computerized “The school, I think, was pretty as­ J n r Daugherty became a cheerleader list of courses he had completed and tute in catching him as fast as they 15“ without a formal tryout and per­ grades to match — all A’s and B’s. did.” 17“ 13 = P p p p p dent Carlos Menem, who was J ■ Margaret Weldon, 74 and program, commenting on the suc­ cess of giving free, clean needles to recently barred by her husband from legally blind, scored a hole-in-one the presidential palace as part of on the seventh hole at Amelia Is­ intravenous (IV) drug users: “It 33 3 T proves that IV drug users are ... their ongoing domestic troubles, land (Fla.) Plantation’s Long responded to a previous divorce J EEK AND MEEK by Howto Schnaldor 33“ 3 T Point course in March. (Her hus­ filing in which Menem claimed she \ ’ -vs - band coaches her shots.) Then she 33 was not of a suitable cultural level CXJ& ID PJSSm /UJURIOOS TH t Oa/ERfOMEJOT IS p e C A a U O ^ THAT’S MORE did the same thing the next day. News ofThe\Neird for him. She argued that his claim W EfF£03 0MTM£.PU3UC 9 0 7 o OF m D&CfSIOfJS WAiX REAGAK) CAtO DO proves his “moral mediocrity” since ■ A Palm Beach County (Fla.) DURlfOG "m F 0 G K T - ^ R he had lived with her for many commissioner proposed in July get­ o TT "It’s guaranteed for five years or 2,500 years. football games, whichever comes first.” REASAK) admimistrahod ... ting bids from reef-construction ■53“ ■ A Wisconsin man who had “n 51 (P------firms to slip the bodies of dead in­ been in a vegetative state for eight 55 J n r digents into reefs to reduce the j county’s burial cxjxmses. years as a result of a traffic accident 57 J r s r spontaneously snapped out of it in IE March after being given Valium in a — m J THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME J ■ Thomas “Scrappydoo” Baal, O o (c) 1990 by NEA. Inc * by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee trying to discourage a Nevada judge routine dental procedure in tna Assoclalad Press Madison. After walking and talking from staying his execution in June: ^ 0 0 Unscramble these four Jumbles, for five minutes, he fell back into one letter to each square, to form ELEPHANT LIFT — Tamba, a 19-year-old elephant at the Washington Park Zoo, Portland, “Let’s get the ball rolling.” When H - < four ordinary words. the slate but was revived with yet WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll Ore., gets some help out of an eight-foot moat, where she was stuck for more than three asked his last request; “Bring me a m . hooker.” another dose of Valium. PYJUM hours. Zookeepers said the 7,000-pound pachyderm squealed with delight after being freed. ■ Doctors in Beijing report they o 5 DO y o u EVER TALX r N EVER I U SE THE SPORTS SE C T IO N CHUCK SHEPHERD B A C K T O YOUR DO, BUT TO LINE THE CANARyfeCA&E. ■ Louisiana state Rep. Carl observed the body of a 4-year-old CELEBRITY CIPHER boy spontaneously ignite four times m Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous Hi. DAD, TIM M IE"? SOMETIMES... Gunter, opposing an exception to an people, past and present Each letter m the cipher stands for in a two-hour period in April, burn­ another Today s clue S equals K anti-abortion bill for victims of in­ Two tow trucks finally cest: “Inbreeding is how we get willing to go out of their way to ing his armpit, right hand and DAULT private parts. The body had an un­ r - 33 'GV GD VJC YCZI championship horses.” protect their health.” ■ Hernando, Fla., Circuit Judge usually large electrical current run­ O O Richard Tombrink, barring reporters ning lluough it. Q “n NHZDHGV WK f|ofr. ^ ■ Secretary of Stale James Baker, 'W J r 'O ' ^ ' *-.>0.-*' - vV (- f/(I, free stuck female elephant ■ Scientists at the University of WHAT THE CHAIR - and the public from a January meet­ ; ; ; n i HATHEL on the July accord between Helmut California, Irvine, believe they have JUNNGXCDD VJUV MAN OF THE MBBTINS PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — What spokeswoman Jane Hartline said. two tow trucks. As the cables were Kohl and Mikhail Gorbachev that ing with three county administrators OIP TO SET SUCH on recent jail escapes: “If you want disproved the belief that limbless f n ^ : x T ^ pitt' do you do when an elephant gets “Evidently she got pushed in.’’ lifted, more air was pumpx:d into the would allow a united Germany to P CO V J N1 U Z V D KART ATTENTION. rAVAlU a free and open discussion, you animals use less energy than do 9H- stuck? The moat is about 8 feet deep and bags. choose whether or not to join can’t allow the public or the press legged animals. Biologist Bruce JUNNGXCDD.’ — Call a tow truck. In fact, call two is designed to allow elephants who After considerable effort, Tamba NATO: “This is a delightful surprise o o WURPAD Now arrange the circled letters to ERNIE by Bud Graca in.” Jayne and crew monitored snakes’ lorm the surprise answer, as sug­ tow trucks. slip into it to walk to a gate at the was pulled to her feet and she to the extent that it is a surprise, and m z 1 3 movements slithering on treadmills YGSVWZ C. KZUXST. gested by the above cartoon. B o V .' U m p o F iT IT'S BeAjeATH "me ( 6JHAT I KEEP That’s what officials at the end of it. But 19-year-old 'Tamba has walked, slowly at first, then quickly, it is only a surprise to the extent that SIP.' I'N A KOPIMC. FOR. IS ■ University of California, Davis, while wearing tiny oxygen masks. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Never raise your hand to your BusiAiesb '' you HONOR M 9 PI6NITV \ Washington I^ k Zoo did Wednes­ an arthritic leg and couldn’t move. to the elephant house, squealing as we anticipated.” 5 > N T N T ' Y ' > 1“ Print answer here: ^ SURE HA5.1 ACTVER- PHVSICIAN.^ OF OS, m e CARIM6. AN OUTBREAK OF graduate student Anne Perkins, on ■ NASA spokesman Bob McMil- children — it leaves your midsection unprotected" — ^ day when Tamba, a 7,000-pound Zookcepers didn’t see the mishap she moved. She was a little stiff but Roberl Orben. U 3 eeew su>o\ •nsE, PEPICATEP SEKVANIS BueoMic ptA sae her study of sexuality of sheep: “It is lan, commenting on the X CO (Answers tomorrow LATELy.' EMOS? OF fTuA ^ITV , to pachyderm, was trapped for more but responded to the elephant’s otherwise unhurt. ■ Minnesota slate Sen. Gary photographic success of the Galileo Jumbles: EIGHT STOIC HEAVEN TINGLE very difficult to look at the px)S- 1990 by NEA. Inc 24 Saturday's APVEftriSE than three hours in the dry moat that squeals and called for two tow “It’s funny, because while llicy Laidig, after his Independent spacecraft in February; “No 33 > Answer: A horse is what more people bet on trucks. were doing it, she was very quicq” Republican (IR) party had lost a sibility of lesbian sheep because if THAN GET ON surrounds the zoo’s elephant com­ problems. Everything has gone tick- > pound. Officials attached air bags to Hartline said. “But after she got out, late-night Senate debate on an anti- you arc a female sheep, what you do ety-boo.” 33 drug bill: ‘To members of the to solicit sex is stand still. Maybe Now back in slock. Jumbls Book No 8 is available for S2 80. which includes postage “The elephants were horsing Tamba’s midsection, then connected she was talking quite a bit. She wa.s and handling, trorrr Jumble, cfo this newspaper PO 8oi 4366. Orlando. FL 32802-4366 minority (the IRs), drop your there is a female sheep out there ■ The sister of the Japanese sol­ Include your name, address end zip coda and make your check payable to newspaperbooks around in the back yard,’’ zoo them to cables that were hoisted by very happy to gel out.” trousers, grab your ankles, and we’ll really wanting another female, but dier who resurfaced last year in take it like a minority." The debate there’s just no way for us to know Malaysia, where he had been hiding THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk & Sy Barry was broadcast live on local TV. it.” since World War II: “I did not hear Tomatoes on posh avenue ■ Kathy Oliver, director of a from him for nearly 50 years, so of p r HIB SUNS/ ■ The wife of Argentina’s presi­ course I was worried." The WtTCHMAN, I HAVE THE BUGS BUNNY by Warnar Bros. Portland, Ore., drug treatment MAKING 5URB,., PHANTO/W6 S SILLY OL' SCAREDY-CAT.7 I SCARED OR NOT, SYLVESTER, ^ 6 U N S .T NEVER SHOULD HAVE LET HIM YOU RE STAYING O U T FOR THE WATCH THAT ALIEN MONSTER NIGHT' NOW G O T O SLEEP... POOR^LU.f/ are cause of social tiff V MOVIE WITH ME By LINDSEY TANNER to counterbalance the downtown neatly pruned trees and shrubs. Cow news ^3 The Associated Press shopping succi’s glitter and haute “We just don’t fit in,” Mrs. Lewis couture. said of the tomato plants. ^ A CHICAGO — Steven Balourdos He planted about 30 tomato planLs The majority of the association’s nine board members agreed that the newsletter was tired of the glitz along llie city’s in square granite containers on the Magnificent Mile, so he did what he sidewalk outside a high-rise where tomatoes arc an affront the avenue’s used to do back home in Greece. He he runs his sccond-story real estate aesthetic standards, Mrs. Lewis said. ip y . try Vrrrg rw a tjrn '>ffW.Sle WofV, tigfHi r«M>VM :: EVANS CITY, Pd. (AP) — Carol planted tomatoes. Some of his development company. Only four “I don’t know whcilicr he thinks Pciffer is a “bovimaniac” with a HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browna neighbors arc less Uian enthusiastic, spindly plants remain. The rest have he’s a comedian or what,” said resi- mission. THE GRIZWELLS by Bill Schorr but Balourdos says he’s sumding by been rippxjd out by unknown foes. denq Eleanor Rjita, 81. “I guess he his fruit. The building’s association of con­ She collects cow figures, cow t^O^o! T'OliR 1 H A T ^ " o A f T h le , tpante ^ thinks he can do whatever he a n p e>\NiN<^ y p u R “I feel very strongly to do what 1 dominium owners contends wants.” dolls, paintings of cows and other JOB mAINiNO"//. HAVAP OVER tomatoes may be fine in deep-dish ' WU!! do back home,” Balourdos said bovine memordbilia. And she writes THE y\CH\C Thursday. He emigrated from a pizza sauce, but a makeshift garden “We can pray for a quick frost a cow quarterly. PACKET dfc has no place on Michigan Avenue. and that’ll take care of that,” she tomato-growing region in the 1950s The art teacher mailed the first 5HE 5TABT5 and runs a business on Michigan “1 do not believe that those said. PLAVINfS,,. issue of “Mooslcilcr” a year ago to Avenue. tomato plants arc an asset to tlic Balourdos has refused to back six fellow enthusiasts. Next monilq “You see a lot of diamonds, you front of our building, bearing in down. The condo association is con­ she plans to send the 35-page fifth see a lot of mink coals, you sec a lot mind the beauty of all of Ute other sidering complaining to the Greater edition to about 100 subscribers. of Rolls-Royces, but you don’t sec buildings on the Avenue,” said the North Michigan Avenue As.socia- any tomatoes on Michigan Avenue,” association’s president, Marilyn lion, which has guidelines recom­ IViffer, 45. said she tuts been col­ he said. Lewis. mending plants on the street be lecting cow memorabilia for years, Tut i l Earlier this summer, Balourdos Planters outside other buildings “beautiful and low-key," spokes­ but isn’l sure what suirtcd it all. 1 ALLEY OOP by Dava Craua had a yearning for some eartliincss on the street contain exotic flowers. woman Jane Driscoll said. “It’s just dial one day some lime FRANK AND ERNEST oy Bob Thavaa ago — 1 don’t even remember die d e l e t e a l l g r o u n d QUARRY IS NOW I CANNOT TRACK \ I KNOW YOU "N ...BUT I CAN! date - 1 bought a knick-knack widi AK.r,LEVEL CONTACTS------STATUS. 1 e u TBRING THE t h e m in THE MISTS, I CAN'T, SCANNER! ) DIRECT M E TO [/ y o o - x t ^ AND LOCK ON TO / COMPLYING, CLOUP COVER... MONARCH! THEIR LAST. n . -a; 6t a cow on it for the home,” she said. THE a ir b o r n e I MONARCH! T HAVE LOST ------^ POSITION' Newspaper ruling ends O NES! ^ CONTACT... “When people came in, dicy loved it. And il dawned on me dial cows T H f were serene and kind, and dien I Bn v i^ o n m Bn j “Doe Watch,” namelessness started my hobby.” ^fSBfrvBS THB V "N *' When IVilTer met others who f Z i O H T T O Times’ managing editor. “Apparent­ charges," he said. “IVople ctuuigc By BILL VOGRIN liked eow collectibles, she hit on the _ H B F U se SBflytCE ly il was the historic practice of tlic their story or make tilings up and we J* f ^ The Associated Press idea of a forum to exchange infor­ 9 end up releasing tlie individiuti who (Z' (V h T° /ANyoNf. lY'kin police to shield tlic names of NV. those arrested by listing them as was arrested. If that arrest is mation. PEKIN, 111. — Police eliminated John Doe or Jane Doc.” repioried. il can cause an individual the Doc Gang without firing a single 'ITte newsletter includes the light­ Police Chief Jack Lcuck scrapix'd irreparable harm.” THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaoni shot. hearted and die serious. PHIPPS by Joaaph Farrto the secrecy policy Sept. 4, allowing Davy, a lawyer and former assis­ Rir die upcoming issue, Marcie For 17 days, the Pekin Daily the Times to print the names of News blamed nearly every crime in tant prosecutor in Guam, secs il dif­ Lcitz.kc of Gresham, Wis., con- everyone arrested daily after city lliis Illinois River city on John, Jane ferently. He said abu-scs could occur Uibuted a short story, "Down the -X TWIK He (RJFP) (" S i t a m p lawyers advised him the dcparmicnl Lane,” about growing up on a farm ^> N |- and assorted other Docs to protest if police arrest records arc kept may be violating state law MI6HT 05 AAAQ! the police department’s refusal to secret in the city of 34,WX) jx;oplc, with u cow named Beulah. Leuck, a retired FBI agenq said near H;oria in central Illinois. Ken Kephert, widi Pcmtsylvania identify people arrested. he look over a year ago and was told f\)licc agreed to reveal real names State’s eoo|vtative extension ser­ Th« Assoclatod PrM« the policy had been in effect at least 9 “I’cople ought not be whisked and the ncwsptipcr’s Doc Watch has vice, contributed an article about the C r Cq^ ^ 15 years. He said the police changed away and jailed witliout the public animal rights movement. come to an end. SADDAM PAPER — Jim Carlberg, of Roseville, III. is printing suspects’ names to Doe to protect knowing,” Davy said in an editorial. “We don’t take any side on any Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein’s picture on thousands of rolls anyone who was not formally “People of position and influence issue.” Peiffer said. “'Hie Mixisletter “The Doc family was a ficticious of toilet paper for use around the world. He has shipped creation of ilic police as a way to charged. ought not to be able to avoid was suiried as u pleasant, good- shield the names of people arrested “Sometimes we pick someone up prosecution after an arrest without humored newsletter and 1 want to “quite a few" free rolls of Saddam paper to soldiers and their ~T~. ^ Lg ) (j j Q. •: ‘ • C. each day,” said Kent R. Davy, tlic and llie victim decides not to press everyone knowina.” keep il dut way,” families. 0

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12— MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Sept. 24, 1990 KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 22 CONDOMINIUMS 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR FOR SALE RENT ______RENT______MANCHESTER- Com­ HoW fo lOO'RB pletely remodeled COME SEE-COME 1 bedroom apartment. io o M B ALCNB WITH Q\T. Ranch. New kitchen, 1 room efficiency. Includ­ OPEN HOUSE EVERY SUNDAY 1-4PM SIGHIII Step right into ing heat, stove, Quiet, secure building. bath, & furnace. Quiet these charming Like new. 2nd floor. dead end street. refrigerator, & parking. ...6oTm I Hep, I MODEL HOME Townhouses with con­ Lease & security. 646- $550/month. Peterman CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Fenced in yard. Asking temporary flair. You'll 7268. Realty 649-9404. $118,900. No agentsi gel 2-3 bedrooms, ap­ BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT 646-3696. plianced kitchens, fami­ LUXURY 2 bedroom 1 bedroom Apartment. /JU mOLO H//V1 ly rooms, wall to wall apartment in 2 family Clean, quiet, secure READ YOUR AD: Clottlfed odvertls*ni«nts Or# LOT m EAST ELDRIDQE STREET carpeting, and your house. Fully building. Heat, hot RATES; 1 fo 6 dovs: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES; For classified adyertlsments to taken by telephone os o conyenlence. The TOTALLY REMODELED I choice of 1-1/2 or 2-1/2 applianced. 1 1/2 baths. water, appliances, 7 fo 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one 3 Bedroom Ranch, baths! Play tennis and Utilities included. $825/ garage. $535. Laundry 20 to 25 doys: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the doy before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of hardwood floors, many be set apart from the month. 646-3551 after 4 racilities. Lease & 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For adyertlsements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen established plantings. hustle and bustle yet or weekends. security. 646-7268. Minimum charae: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Fridoy. the yalue of the adyertlsement will not be 1-1/2 baths, full length convenient to all. Don't MANCHESTER-3 room corrected by an additional Insertion.______' rear wrap around deck, miss outi Anne Miller MANCHESTER- Beautiful apartments. Security. 2 car garage. North Real Estate, 647-8000. quality 1 bedroom. 646-2426, week days 9 Windham, reduced F Quiet. On busline. Air to 5. TODAY IS a good day fo THE EASY WAY to find 0 $132,900. Dir: Route 6 conditioned. Including NOTICES 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES roR S A U place an ad In classified to cash buyer tor no-longer- to Route 203, Left on frost free refrigerator, MANCHESTER-Adorable needed household Item s Is Beaver Hill, 3 miles on STRANG'S CONDO'S- self-cleaning oven, As a conditbn precedent PIZZA COOK & Prep man A STARTER WITH BRAND NEW LISTINGIM sell those Idle Items $85,900. 2 good size 4 room flat, move in wanted. Days or nights. ROOM TO ROAM- vou've been storing. A with a want ad. Dial Custom Ranch features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal living Rt. Philips Real dishwasher. Ideal for condition. 1st Floor, ap­ to the placement of any Comfort and character 643-2711 to place your bedrooms. 1-1/2 baths. seniors or middle aged. ■7'f adyertising in the Experience preferred. Large living room with A hLlnnClassified. quick call to 643-2711 will room, 36 foot combination kitchen/famlly room. City water & state, 742-1450. 647- pliances and laundry are combined in this 6 quick-actlon ad. 8120. 2nd floor, applianced Come see why we rare Manchester Herald, Ad- Apply at Nullis 706 fireplace, country put vour ad In print. sowers, underground utilities. 2 CEir garage. Highland Park nook-ups. $525 plus room, 2 bedroom Cape Colonfal FM S" F condo; ready fo go! Just ly have a vacancy. yertiser hereby agrees Hartford Road, kitchen, study or play Cod on Starkweather floor master bedroom School. $189,900. reduced. (Manchester) heat. No pets. Call Sue, Manchester. Large storage area. 643-4862. to protect, indemnify room, large and new St. im Manchester! An and bath. Large formal HIGHLAND PARK ESTATES TRI-LEVEL CONTEM- Strano Real Estate, Heat & hot water 1990 by NEA, lr>c ana hold harmless the RECEPTIONIST/ 12’x24' deck. Attractive excellent buy in today's and light living a n d ______PORARY-Located on 647-7653. included. $660. 247- MANCHESTER- 2 Manchester Herald, its SECRETARY-Full time yard. Asking only market, this home of­ dining rooms, eat-in LEGAL NOTICE beautiful cul-de-sac F 5030. bedroom. 2 unit officers and employees $137,900. Call Barbara fers all natural JOE SWENSSON, BUILDER road. 3 bedrooms. 2-1/2 building. Private yard. person for small krtchen Ctorne & see for ABANDONED BOAT STRANG'S CONDO'S- against any ana all manufacturing firm in Re/Max East Of The woodwork, 100 Amp. yourself. Call Stan Re/ ^ ^ ^ ^ baths, large eat-in No pets. Newly liability, loss or ex­ River 647-1419. breakers, hardwood Max East Of The River ^urto at East Meadow Con- go Glasiieil! 646-5254 kitchen/family room, $102,900. Reduced for MANCHESTER- 2 carpeted. $625 -t- Manchester. Duties in­ Where pense including F______floors, sunroom, 647-1419 dominiums in Manchester, DIRECTIONS: East Center St. to Porter St. to Autumn St. to sliders, deck, cedar quick sale, this 5 room, bedroom flat. 1st floor. utilities. 2 months clude answering all in­ p Boat, trailer and motor. 16 foot East Ektridge Street. 2 bedroom unit has ap- attorneys' fees, arising coming telephone lines, appliances, pantry and , youll Ic^ve the results! siding, more. Coventry, Bathroom, fully ap­ security. Available now. from claims of unfair COUNTRY LOCATION- 1st floor laundry. Won't ______Trifoil Runabout. CT registra- $234,875. Dir: Rte 31 to pliances and air plianced kitchen. Air 643-9382. greeting visitors, filing. conditioning. Low heat­ trade practices, infring- data entry, typing and Small Condo complex last at $123,0001 Jack- SOME OWNER financing MANCHESTER- Ripley Hill Rd, RT on conditioned. Basement Do I ment of trademarks, situated on 23 acres. son & Jackson Real TER-MANCHESTER, Last known owner was An- Cooper, RT on Brenda. ing costs, and shows storage, garage. MANCHESTER- 4 room, general office duties. or other incentives on Luxurious 9 room 1st floor remodeled. No trade names or patents, Convenient to 1-84, Estate, 647-8400. $ 1 8 9 ,9 0 0 . Enjoy thony Saskunas. Anyone with Ranch on Highwood Dr. Philips Real Estate, beautifully. (South Central location. Close Must be energetic and yesteryear while living information please call Jodie this 4 bedroom Windsor) Strano Real utilities, no appliances, yiolation of rights of people orientated. large country kitchen F Colonial. Plenty of for­ Custom built by U&R. 1 742-1450, 647-8120. to stores. Available 10/ with woodstove. Plenty in today in this beautiful at 646-1218. F Estate, 647-7653. 1. $ 6 9 0 /m o n th + no pets. 2 months priyacy and infringe­ Good organizational BUILDERS SPECIALS- mal and informal areas. owner, lovely grounds. Sign? ment of copyright and of parking. Asking older Colonial. Largo 064-09 F securiw + deposit. 649- security. $550/month. skills. Full company BRENDA LANE 1-5 entry foyer, kitchen with ______Quality construction. Approximately 3400 YOU WON'T BELIEVE 649-5180. proprietary rights, unfair benefits. For additional $60’s. Re/Max East C5f Come and see how this square feet. One year how large this 2 STRANG'S CONDO'S- 5678 Evenings. The River 647-1419. acre wooded lots. TOYOTA competition and libel information or to set up COVENTRY. $54,875 5m INVITATION TO BID #1024 can fit into your future. buyer warranty. Vivian bedroom Townhouse $138,900. Model, River MANCHESTER- 2 family MANCHESTER- 2 Starting June 21, we will be F and airy Sun Room. bedroom apartment. and slander, which may an appointment call & up. Unbelievable low Nice deep lot. D. W. The East Hartford Public Re/Max East Of The Ferguson,Blanchard & is. Oversized living Mill EstatesI Last unit. 4 rooms. 2nd floor. running a special advertising result from the publica­ Rossetto 646-2482. Special builder $550/month. No pets. 647-1431. FLAWLESSIII $205,000. price. HIGHLANDS-1-2 Fish Real Estate, 643- 1-84 Exit 59 • 1-384 Exit 1 River 647-1419. room with triple slider to Near busline across page or pages giving you in­ tion of any adyertise- You'll see true loveli­ acres COVENTRY. 1591 East Hartford, Ct., 06108, will F patio. Dining area, good financing. 2 bedrooms, from park. Appliances, 872-9951 or 742-0798. ment in the Manchester SALESPERSONS for formation on all types of spe­ ness in this 3 bedroom $58,900 & up. Owner p receive sealed bids for Land NEARLY 6 ACRES-16x32 sized eat-in kitchen. A 1-1/2 baths, fully ap­ heat included. Security MANCHESTER-Many 2 Herald by advertiser, in­ Center Street Seven Clearing Services. Bid infor­ plianced Townhouse. cialty businesses. Eleven. Full & part time Raised Ranch with 2 financing on selected Open Mon. thru Fri. 9-9 In-ground Sabrina pool. lovely beginning. As­ & references. No pets. and 3 bedroom cluding advertisements full baths, fireplaced tots with as little as 10% mation and specifications are L-SHAPED COUNTRY king $120's. Re/Max Garage with opener, $625/month. 646-5578. apartments. Applian­ hours. Good starting ------available in the Business Of- Quiet country road, sky-light, cathedral in any free distribution living room, applianced down. Special program RANCH in country spacious design, East Of The River 647- ces and hot water publications published wage with insurance & kitchen plus family I in iio R PPRMIT School Department. ______Sat. 9-5______location. Huge living 1419. ceiling. Quality thru-outi vacation benefits. Good for builders- build now- screen porch, skylight, mT n C H E S T E R - 1 included. 646-1218, by the Manchester room with barl This pay laterlll Ask for Phil. notVpp np ^ S®aled bids will be received room with fieldstone F (Manchester) Strano Phil or Suzanne. HERE’S MY Herald. customer service & deli appliances, ceiling fans, Real Estate, 647-7653. Bedroom apartment. cedar and stone sided COMMON ROAD- 8 AKKUOAirONAPPUCATION 5 .jggQpm ., 3, Friday, Oo- fireplace. Knotty pine skills helpful. Apply in 6-panel doors. F New appliances. VERNON CENTER-5 beauty sits on a private LOTS PRICED TO This is to give notice that I, they will be publicly opened family room, large Coventry, $179,000. 22 CONDOMINIUMS Secure building on bus Room apartment, older 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS' person at 513 Center treed tot with inground SAMPLE kitchen with picture win­ CARD..... SELL WILLINGTON Karen G. Bottone of 109 and read aloud. 'The East Philips Real Estate, FOR SALE Hundreds of readers turn line, near hospital. home, neat and hot Street, Manchester. pooll Abuts private dow overlooking pretty $54,900-up. Area of Prospect Street, Manchester, Hartford Public Schools reser- 742-1450, 647-8120. to Clossifled everv dov $575. Call Bob, 649- water. $700 a month. DEER HUNTER-Needs open ^a ce land I Anne yard. /Vsking $167,900. private land permit on nice homes, new road. CT 06040 have filed an ap- ves the right to accept or F ^TRANO'S CONDO'S- searching for some oor- 1147 or 646-3824. 875-9866. 12 SITUATION Miller Real Estate, 647- ZEYA & SATARI DRIVE plication placarded 9/21/90 reject any or all bids or the Call Barbara Re/Max $197,900. Gorgeous 6 tlc u lo r Item. vVIII yo u r ad 10 acres. Will pay $. 8000. SELECTION East Of The River M7- OVERSIZED CAPE- MANCHESTER- 4 room 4 Thursdays for $65.00 523-9388. WANTED 1-2 acre NORTH with the Department of Uquor right to waive technical for- room, 2 full baths, end be there? 643-2711. COVENTRY $79,400 & Control a Restaurant Liquor malities if it is in the best inter­ 1419. Packed with features unit. 1st floor family Duplex with garage. 34 HOMES FOR RENT like 1st floor family Stove, refrigerator. NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE MATH TUTOR WANTED HERE'S A SUPER up. Possible financing ior the sale of alcoholic liquor est of the School Department room, fully applianced needed for basic to col­ at 8% APR with on the premises 275 Boston to do so. DOZENS MORE TO room, 2 1 /2 baths, kitchen. Andersen 23 LOTS «t LAND FOR $625/month + utilities. MANCHESTER-Available 9{appy 11th 'Birtfiday HOMEI COVENTRY- country kitchen and 3/4 633-4189. OFFERED SUCH A FANTASTIC lege courses. Initiative; $1 64,900. Nicely $30,000 down, 5 year ;^rnpike, Bolton CT 06043 Richard A. Huot, SPACE TO GROWIII windows, attrium doors SALE 11/1, vinyl sided 3 study for electronic balloon. Era Philips The business wiH be owned Director acrelll Quality, asking to large deck, sky-light bedroom Colonial in ex­ Jennifer decorated interior and CHOOSE FROM! $162,900. If you're $199,900. Call Linda MANCHESTER-2 Family, RATE AS THIS!! degree. Please call Don very well landscaped Real Estate 742-1450. by Ttw Botton^e Corporatir^ of Business Serviced looking for room both and cathedral ceiling. LAND FOR SALE- almost 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, cellent condition. Deck Love, for more information. F 275 Boston Turnpike, Bolton, „ Brown Re/Max East Of Garage with opener. a 1/2 acre. 140x100 and garage. $900. per exterior is the setting for CT 06043 and will be con- °60-09 inside and outside, your The River 647-1419. garage, appliances. 282-7205. this cute Cape. Beauti­ 75 Lincoln 2 Dr. Htp. Brown search has endedi Much morel! feet corner lot. Busi­ Lease and security month plus security. No 94om, Dad, ‘Kfri, iMatt CHARMING RETREAT ducted by Karon li. uonone F ness (B2) zoned. 500 MATURE WOMAN-Look- ful hardwood floors COTTAGE- as permittee. LEGAL NOTICE Make this 3 bedroom (Manchester) Strano deposit. 646-4870. pets. Strano Reteal Call the Classified Department PICTURE BOOK CAPE- Real Estate, 647-7653. Center Street, Estate, 647-7653. ng fi throughout, sliders from COVENTRY, $74,000. Karon G. Bottone In accordance with sections 83 Pont. Parrisienne Wgn Raised Ranch your MANCHESTER-2 646-2239 anytime. dining area to large new homo and enjoy the Manchester, $147,500. Manchester. Call 646- and ask for Lee Ann, for more 5 FINANCIAL Enjoy the peace and Dated: 9-16, 9-17 and 9-35 of the 5153. Leave message. Bedroom luxury MANCHESTER GREEN-9 deck. Only a short dis­ serenity on the front space, fireplaced family Well kept home on a room house (4 or 5 September 21, 1990 Election Laws notice is hereby 83 Tercel SR5 4x4 Wgn quiet side street with STRANO'S CONDO'S- Townhouse. All details & copy deadlines. ALL TYPES OF LOANS- 13 BUSINESS OPPOR- tance to 1-84 and porch of this adorable 063-09 Registrars of room, 2 car garage appliances. Heat, bedrooms) 1-1/2 baths. pleasant commute. D. large lot and moral tots of extras including $64,500. Great starter, FREE LAND LIST; $5000 AND UP. Whatever TUNITIES cottage in PINE LAKE Voters will accept applications ■f bedroom un'rt in small cable, carpeting, air Large yard. $1050. a Fish Real Estate, SHORES AREA. Gor­ for enrollment of the electors 83 Subaru 4 door DLTan You'll also enjoy the ialousied porch, patio, 2 month and security. your situation is we can full baths formal dining quiet complex. Fully Choice bcaforis. South­ conditioning. Call 647- 643-2711 help you. Call 212-978- ••RARE CHANCE^^ Local 643-1591. geous stone fireplace in large wooded and 1595. Call Ken, 643-1442. COST PROPOSAL Xo"Z private lot. Possible and a qorgeous applianced, central air. ern Vermont & 3533. snack vending route- living/dining area. Com­ 84 Pontiac 6000 LE 4 Dr. Motivated Seller! plete with furnishing The East Hartford Public Registrars will hold a session rent/purchasel Call fireplace witn stove and Berkshires. CALL ALL CASH INCOME- JUST LISTEDI Majestic 9 Schools, 110 Long Hill Drive, to hear requests for adding brick hearth. D.W. Fish (Willington) Strano Real ALL TYPES OF LOANS- for sale, call dan 1-800- and ^pliances. D.Vf. today. Anne Miller Real $5000 & up. Whatever room, 2-1/2 bath East Hartford, Ct., 06108, will names to the registry list by 84 Tercel 4 Dr, Auto, PS Estate, 647-8000. Real Estate, 643-1591. Estate, 647-7653. TODAY: 41345B3365. 749-1115. Colonial in lovely South Fish Fteal Estate, 643- CHANCE your srtuation is, we can receive COST PROPOSALS persons removed. LAST Farms. Recently 1591. nelp youl 212-978- AND ^he sessions will be held at 84 Corolla 4 Dr, Auto, PS, A/C 3533. 5 FINANCIAL updated. Fenced in yard and 2 car garagel COLUMBIA- Charming 4 84 Cadillac Sedan Deville 4 Dr i^alch $219,000. Call Peggy bedroom brick Cape. 2 information and spodrications Registrars of NISSAN/MAZDA CLEARANCE PONTIAC BUICK Gregan, 6465-2481. full baths, garage, deck, are available in the Business Voter's Office 'She's Selling Housesl" fireplace. Close to Office of the School Depart- Town Hall 84 Chrysler 5th Ave. White D EM 01990 PONTIAC NEW 1990 BUICK! AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES Blanchard & Rossetto ment. Sealed Cost Proposals 41 Center St. 3 1 9 5 Columbia Lake with will be received until 2:30 p.m. Manchester, CT GRAND AM 2 DR REGAL 2 DR. FOR A FRESH FINANCIAL START Real Estate, 646-2482. lake privileges. All that 85 Chev. Celebrity Wgn. Tan F priced to sell for Friday, October 5, 1990 at Saturday, M BANKRUPTCY LAW which time they will be public- September 29, 1990 STK. #1-5005-0 STK, #2-4095-01 Eliminate Debts & Protect Assets JUST LISTEDI Young 7 $175,000. Re/Max East ly opened and read aloud. 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. LOADED I Of The River 647-1419. 85 Camry DLX 4 Dr. Brown AUTO, A/C, CRUtSe, MSRP $ 1 3 ,1 6 8 MSRP $17,739 Free Consultation room, 1-1/2 bath Cape, The East Hartford Public TuocHiau CASSETTE. MORE 1 St floor fireplaced fami­ Schools reserves the right to October 2 1MO SALE PRICE $ 9 ,8 4 5 * SALE PRICE $14,087* STOP ly room. 3 bedrooms on accept or reject any or all Cost o n o a m 85 Olds Firenza 2 Dr. Blue 1990 Maxima “SE’’ ■Wage Garnishments -Creditor Harrassment 2nd floor. Large deck. Proposals o[ the nght to waive ® ® °° P 1990 Stanza “XE” 5 Spd., Power Sunroof, Base Stereo, Spoiler, A/C, PW, PDL, ■Repossessions Interest & Finance Charges $ 1 70's. Call Rudy SOUTH WINDSOR- technical formalities if it is in Saturday, 85 Buick Cent. Limited White natic, A/C. Cruise. Full Wheel Oovers, Tit, Rear Defc SAVE *3,752 DeTuccio, 646-2482. the host interest of the School October 6 , 1990 and Moral #4-6172-0 Alloy Wheels & Morel #4-62500 SAVE *3,323 $179,500. New listing, 8 Department to do so. 9:00 a m. to 1 toO p.rn. HARTFORD - 728-5672 'He's Selling Houses!' room Garrison Colonial. 85 Monte Carlo Super Sport NEW1990 BUICKI Blanchard & Rossetto, 4 bedrooms, 1st floor Richard A. Huot, H®rt> Stevenson DEM0 1990 PONTIAC,. 646-2482. family room, formal Director Thomas H. Ferguson NOW! $10,989* NOW! $17,489* 6000SE 4 DR LESABRE4DR. VERNON-871-6692 Business Services REGISTF1ARS OF VOTERS F______dining room, eat in 85 Escort 2 Dr. Gray 061-09 054-09 11 HELP WANTED 13 BUSINESS OPPOR­ kitchen, 1-1/2 baths. STK; #1-5040-0 V5i STK. #2-4080-01 A VILLA AT COVENTRY- Over 1 acre high tot. U 86 Sunbird Cpe. Red LOADED 1990 Protege ‘SE’ 1990 626 “DX” Loaded, MSRP $ 1 8 ,0 5 2 MSRP $19,038 TUNITIES Stonework and marble & R Realty, 643-2692. NOTICE /Vutomatic, A/C, Casaetlo and Morel #0-7229-0 Air Condhfoning, Automatic, Cassette, More! #07196-0 Power Everything SALE PRICE $13,842* SALE PRICE $15,643* A CAREER- National STEEL BUILDING SYS- surround this unique PUBLIC HEARING 86 Jeep CJ7 4x4 wholesale jewelry com­ TEMS MANUFAC­ property. Second story BOARD OF DIRECTORS bedroom has balcony BRAND NEW LISTING III TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT pany seeks REP. for lo­ TURER awarding Unique 8 room Colonial 86 Chev. C-10 Pickup cal area. No direct dealership in select with view of lake, large Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of NOW! $10,489' NOW! $11,489* I SAVE ^4,210 * 3 i 4 4 0 l kitchen and dining on B o u ld e r Rd. in SAVE sales, wholesale only. open areas. Starter Manchester. Features Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Un- 86 Ford Tempo G.S. $40-80K per year. 713- advertising; Dealer room. Approximately coln Center Hearing Floom, 494 Main Street, Manchester, 1,500 square feet of include 4 bedrooms, NEW 1990 NEW 1990 782-9868. seminar; Design and 2.5 baths, fireplace, 2 Connecticut, on Tuesday, October 2, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. to con­ engineering support living, stonework in sider and act on the following: 86 Pontiac Parrisienne 4 Dr. 1990 Sentra 1990 240-SX “SE” LeMANS UE ^ SKYLARK 4 DR. CERTIFIED NURSES AS­ lower level. Coventry, rear porches, walk up provided. Purchase fac­ attic, spacious rooms, a Appropriation to Education Special Projects — Fund 41 2 Dr, 4 Spd.. Clofh Seats, Rear Oefogger and Morel #4-6094-0 5 Spd., Custom Stripes, Four Wheel Drive, Stereo, Morel SISTANTS- 3-11. Full tory direct at low dealer $128,775. Philips Real 2 DR STK. 1-5264-0 STK. #2-4170-01 time. In a lovely 120 Estate, 742-1450, 647- flexible fioorplan, 1st 86 Buick Skyhawk Cpe. Red AUTO. AIR. PW price. Call 303-759- 1. Yjuth Services...... $39,812.00 bed skilled nursing 8120. floor laundry, thermo STEREO. TWO MSRP $8,869 MSRP $12,987 3200 Ext.700.______windows, newer 2. Adult Education G rant...... $34,202.00 NOW! $11,389* INCLUDES 1ST•RNEI facility. Excellent F 86 1/2 Supra Blue NOW! $6,389 TONE, DEFOG SALE PRICE $5,984* SALE PRICE $ 1 U ,d 4Z^ BUYERPROdRAMl wages, and benefits. VENDING Top local route. driveway and roof. 3. Income from Vocational Evaluations at BOLTON-$167,500. New Beautiful treed setting RO TC...... $10,000 00 Become part of a caring Priced to sell now. Call 4. Release Time — Manchester Education Associa­ 87 VW Jetta 4 Dr, Auto, A/C Fred. 1-800-749-0044. listing. Secluded (really) with lots of privacy. As­ team. Call M.J. Toomey tion. President...... $18,622.00 1990 RX-7 “GTU” 1990 929 “S” R.N. DNS Salmon 5 room ranch plus a king $264,900. Jackson SAVE *2,885 SAVE *2,3451 partial recreation room. Automatic, Sunroof. Loadedf Brook Convalescent 14 INSTRUCTION & Jackson Real Estate, to be fincincod by State Grants, anticipated payments 87 Mustang Hatchback, 4 Cyl. 6 Spd.. Sunroof, Air Condittorting and Morel #0-7098-0 Home 633-5244. 2 Bedrooms, living 647-8400. from other school districts, and reimbursement by the D E M 01990 NEW 1990 BUICK CENTURY EXPERIENCED- Piano room with fireplace. F Manchester Education Association treasury, 87 Tercel Auto, 2 dr.. Gray FULL TIME NIGHT Over 1 acre of 4 DR. l im it e d ! teacher accepting BRAND NEW SETTINGIII b Appropriation to General Fund — Board of Education NOW! $16,789* NOW! $20,589 GRAND PRIXUE Manager for convience seclusioni U & R lor School Cafeteria Fund...... $90,000.00 beginning students of Comfort and character STK. #2-4027-0 store. 12 midnight-8am. Realty, 643-2692. To bo financed by unanticipated General Fund revenue 87 S-10 Blazer Tahoe 4 DR STK, 1-5042-0 all ages. 645-8091. W V-6. LOADED. LEATHER 1 Benefits. 633-4155. are combined in this 6 resulting from Public /Vet 89-342. room, 2 bedroom Cape 1990 Nissan King Cab MSRP $17,257 MSRP $ 1 7 ,5 9 5 WIFE WFEELS, INCLUDES | MANCHESTER- secretary c. Appropriation to Special Grant — Fund 61 existing Ac­ 87 Regal T-Type Black 1990 Nissan Pick-Up PW, PDL. CASSETTE. 21 HOMES FOR SALE* Cod on Starkweather 5 Spd . Jump Seats, Buckets, More! #4-6225-0 SALE PRICE $12,389* SALE PRICE ^ 4 , 7 6 1 * i for one man law office. St. in Manchester! An count 871, Drug Investigation...... $625.50 2 Wheel Drfve, 6 Speed, 2000 to. Tow Cap. Moret #4-6234-0 WNLS PROGRAM! STEP RIGHT UP-And to be finartced by forfeiture payment already received. Shorthand & word 2 MILES TO UCONNI move right into this im­ excellent buy in today's 87 Mazda 4x4 Pickup Black i- k processing a must. Clean and spacious 6 maculate 7 room and market, this home of­ d To consider the adoption of an Ordinance amending an 646-2425. room, 3 bedrooms, move right in Andover. fers all natural Ordinance adopted by this Board on August 7, 1990 87 Mazda SE5 Pickup Red NOW! $6,989* NOW! $8,289* SAVE *4,868 SAVE *2,834 MATURE WOMAN to maintenance free vinyl Boasts 4 bedrooms, 2 woodwork, 100 amp which authorized the purchase of proprerties for the pur­ siding, walk-in closet. pose of highway improvements to be made to Tolland work in daycare. Posi­ full baths, recreation breakers, hardwood Turnpike arxl/or North Main Street. Said amendment is 87 Corolla FX Gray NEW 1990 NEW 1990 tions in infant, 2 & 3 Lots of storage. floors, sunroom, 1990 Mazda Pick-Up room and a large deck lor the purpose of modifying the amount to be paid to 1990 Mazda MPV LeMANS UE PARK AVE. year rooms. Hours 1-6. Garage. Immediate that overlooks an above appliances, pantry, and Catherine E. Olmstoad for premises at 669 Tolland B2200 Cab Plus, 5 Spd., Power Steering, More! #0-7233-0 Call The Childrens occupancyl Possible ground pool! Grounds 1st floor laundry. Won't 87 Firebird H.B. Gray Auto, Package B, Air Conditioning, Loaded, Ntotel #0-7168-0 Turnpike from $13,100 00 to $15,200.00. (A copy of the 4 DR STK. 1-5304-0 4DR.I Place Inc. Manchester. lease/option. Storrs, are private and last at $123,0001 Jack- proposed ordinance may be soon in the Town Clerk's 643-5535. $154,875. Dir: Rte 44 to beautilull Offered at son & Jackson Real office during busirross hours.) 87 Toyota Supra Black MSRP $10,245 MSRP $ 23,575 s t k #2-4005-01 Cedar Swamp Rd. $172,000. Jackson & Estate, 647-8400. NOW! NOW! $8,489* AIR. PW MEDICAL RECEP­ e Additional Appropriation to Police Department — Spe­ $16,889* SALE PRICE $7,176* CASSETTE SALE PRICE $19,983* l o a d e d , a l l p o w e r TIONIST for Doctor of House on RT. Philips Jackson, 647-8400. F cial Services...... $88,169 01 88 Bronco Eddie Bauer V-8 Internal Medicine in Real Estate, 742-1450, to bo financed by additional loos recoivod 647-8120. Manchester. Ex­ f Approval of ctn Agreement revising certain sections of 88 Isuzu Trooper 4 Dr. 1990 Nissan Pathfinder 1990 Pathfinder “SE” ttie Collective Bargaining Agreement between the Town SAVE *3,069 s a v e *3,592 perience preferred. Call 6 Spd., Custom Stripes, Cassatt and Moret #4-6243-0 Automatic. Sport package,. LoadedI 643-8573. 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED THE DEADLINE FOR and Local 1495 arxf Ordinance revising certain sections PLACING OR of Chapter 13 of the Code of Ordinance as they pertain 88 Chev. Astro Van 7 pass. NEW 1990 NEW 1990 to Police pensions and insurance bonefits. (A copy of HUMAN SERVICES CANCELING AN AD IS NOW! NOW! $19,989* SUNBIRD UE ^ BUICK REATTA 12 NOON THE DAY the proposed ordinance may be soon in the Town 88 Ford EXP Silver $14,989* STOP...wasting your energy in a dead-end job! Clerk's Office during business hours ) BEFORE. MONDAY - _ 4 DR. STK 1-5267-0 STK. #2-1045-01 LOOK...at these wonderful career opportunities! FRIDAY, IN ORDER g. Appropriation to Bond and Grant Fund 33-949, Wbs- 88 GMC Jimmy 4x4 Gray I Good Selection of Good Selection of| tewater Treatment Plant, for State share of design costs ;ome MSRP $12,0^9 AUTO. AIR MSRP $30,460 LEARN...more about the rewarding field of human services. TO MAKE THE NEXT for outfall ...... $3,926 00 Come A ll M o d e ls In ISSUE. FRIDAY 88 Toyota 4 Runner Gray Mazda Miata's SALE PRICE $9,298* c a s s e t t e , w n l s SALE PRICE $23,670* Community Associates is a diversified, state wide corporation dedicated to support­ to bo financed by a State Grant. Drive The DriveTheNew Stock! AFTERNOON BY 2:30 h. Appropriation to Sower Fund 3, TFIANSFER to ing Individuals In achieving their functional, education, vocational and independent PM FOR MONDAY'S I In New 1991 Mazda 1991 Nissan Sentra- living goals. Work in our I lartlord location as a Program Assistant or in our Bolton or Reserve, and subsoctuont allocation to Account 15-382, 88 Toyota 4x4 Pickup Tan ISSUE. THANK YOU Wastewater Treatment Plant, lor additional construction MX-6 and 626 Now! In Stock Now SAVE *2,741 s a v e *6,790 South Windsor living arrangements as a Residential Assistant. You may choose to FOR YOUR cost of redesigned outfall...... $200,000 00 88 Eagle Medalion 4 Door work in all program areas as a substitute. Working as a substitute is a great way to COOPERATIONI!! to be financed from Sower Retciinod Earnings •PHCES INCLUDE ALL REBATES. DISCOUNTS AND 1ST TIME BUYER ALLOWANCE WHERE APPLICABLE EXP. ft-ZftVO learn about human services and a great opportunity tor people who need a flexible All public mootings of the Town of f4anchoster are hold at 89 6000S LE 4 dr.. White schedule. Community Associates will train you to work in this rewarding field. We locations which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad o p e n M-T 9-9, Fri. 9-8, Sat. 9-5 OPEN M-T 9-9, Fri. 9-8, Sat. 9-5 offer excellent compensation and benefits. High school diploma/GED and valid dition, hartoicappod individuals requiring an auxiliary aid in driver's license required. Call JoAnno Nicoletti, M F, 8am-4pm, at (203) 522-2437 order to lacilitate their participation at meetings should contact 89 Camry DLX Blue 4 Door R H EAST PONTIAC BUICK Volce/TTY or send resume to: tfre Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled moot­ n M o f EAST rPONTIAC wiv I iriw i^wiwi-%BUICK nnnTcc ROUTES WE DELIVER ing so that appropriate arrangements can be made. 89 Nissan 240 SX SE Community Associates r.jr Hcrre De .p'y Ca'' EASTWNDSOR y l l WINDSOR NISSAN MAZDA EAST WINDSOR Wallace J. Irish, Jr. C n WINDSOR NISSAN MAZDA alch 25 Hillside Avenue 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 Secretary, Board of Directors 89 Toyota Celica ST Cpe. 1-800-392-2524 V' lay »o (^ay 9 to 6 Dated at Manchester, Conrrocticut Never Knowingly Undersold Never Knowingly Undersold Oakville, CT 06779 this 21st day of September 1990. EOE 90 Grand Am Cpe. Gray 059 09 14— MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Sept. 24, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Sept. 24, 1990—15 / Bridge SCOREBOARD of spades, discarding the 10 of hearts NORTH 9-24-90 Setting up from his hand. West could not discard. ♦ A Q 10 6 If he threw a club, declarer’s clubs V^nkees 5, Red Sox 4 National League results M e t s 7 , C u b s 3 V 9 7 5 overtricks would all be good. So he threw a dia­ ♦ A Q 6 4 B a s e b a l l NEWYORK CHICAGO S o c c e r S c h o l a s t i c CARPENTRY/ TREE SERVICE/ LANDSCAPING ||| MISCELLANEOUS mond, hoping that East held the king. BOSTON NEW YORK Phillies 2, Expos 1 ab r h bl 1ab r h bl ♦ 6 .3 By James Jacoby Declarer next played a diamond back ab r h bl ab rh bl HJhnsn ss 5 0 2 1 Walton cf 5 1 1 0 REMODELING PRUNING -SERVICES to his king and cashed the ace of clubs JoReed 2b 3 0 1 0 Kelly d 4 0 2 1 (16 innings) Magadn1b 4 0 2 1 Sndbrg 2b 3 0 2 1 WIiST EAST The Junior Bridge Championships American League standings Quintan 1b 5 0 0 0 4 2 2 1 Jeffaris 3b 5 0 1 0 Grace 1b 4 0 1 1 Intra-Club League llling cross country ♦ 9 5 3 ♦ 8 4 2 while throwing away dummy’s last lit­ Sax 2b MONTREAL PHILA were held in Boston in July to deter­ Boggs 3b 5 0 0 0 Mtngly 1b 4 0 2 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl Stwbry rf 3 1 1 1 Dawson rf 3 0 0 0 The llling Junior High boys’ and giris’ cross V K y V J 8 6 4 2 tle heart, and the last diamond in dum­ GB Burks cf DReodrf 1 0 0 0 May If 4 0 1 0 Pee Wee Screened Top Soil mine the United States team for the 3 2 1 0 Belboni dh 3 0 1 1 Flainos If 6 0 3 0 Dykstra cl 5 0 0 0 country teams competed in the Guilford Invita­ Rick's Handyman and HAWKES TREE SERVICE Any amount dolh/ered ♦ J to 7 5 ♦ 9 3 2 my became a winner after the A-Q Toronto Greenwl If 4 0 3 1 Maasph 1 0 0 0 DMrtnz ct 4 0 0 0 Booker ss 3 0 0 0 McRyIds If 5 2 3 0 Ramos 3b 3 0 0 0 Falcons 6 (Geoffrey Cook 2, Timothy Bannon tional on Saturady. Earning medals for the WET BASEMENTS? World Junior Championship in 1991. Boston Evans dh 5 2 3 1 Varsho ph 1110 Carpentry BocKet, truck & chipper. Also: Backhoe, Bobcat, & ♦ K .1 4 2 ♦ 10 9 were played. 3 0 0 1 JeBrfldrf 3 1 0 0 Freyp 0 0 0 0 Then ss 4 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 2, Craig Dolguidico) Orioles 1 (Eric Lusa Ash­ boys' team were: Erik Anderson, third place; Hatchways, foundation cracks Leni Holtz, a junior at Cal State Uni­ Detroit Marshal r1 4 1 0 0 Maulens If 4 1 1 0 4 1 1 0 Boston cf 5 1 1 2 Durrston ss 4 0 0 0 Tho KIvier, fourth: Sean Maloney, fifth; Dan -Romodeling & Repairs Stump ronnovaJ. Free Loader available It was correct technique in squeez­ Foley ss 2 0 0 0 VHayes If ley Tupper also played well) sump pumps, tile lines, gravity .SOUTH versity, and Brad Moss, a freshman at Cleveland Pane c 4 1 2 0 Azocarif 0 0 0 0 DeShIds 2b 5 0 11 Kruk rl 6 0 0 0 OBrien c 4 1 2 1 Girardi c 4 0 1 0 Hawks 5 (Adam Hyatt 5, Nelson Cabral and Uriano, seventh; Tom Riggio, 11th, Tim ■Attics, basements, yards cleaned ing out an extra trick to give up a club 4 0 0 0 GMaddx p esbmatee. Special ♦ K .1 7 New 'York University, finished first. Baltimore Rivera ss 2 0 10 Cerone c 4 1 1 1 Wallach 3b 7 0 1 0 CHayes 3b 7 0 2 1 Gooden p 2 0 0 0 Jared Redmond played well) Cardinals 3 (Nick Danahy, 12th; Matt Mace. 14ih and Ryan Cos- •Hauling oonskJefation for elderly and Davis Construction foods, and dry wells. Also damp­ and a heart trick early. Then, with de­ Miiwaukoo Planlir ph 10 1 2 Velarda 3b 4 0 2 0 Pena p 0 0 0 0 Pavlas p 0 0 0 0 V A 10 3 Today's deal shows Holtz quietly set­ Walker rf 7 0 0 0 Fletcher c 2 0 0 0 Gurski, Drew Gilbert and Trans Morotz also mini 17th. ■Insured handicapped ness protfing ol concrete walls ♦ K 8 clarer having all the tricks but one, it New Ybrk Stone pr 0 0 0 0 Espnoz ss 4 0 0 1 Galarrg 1b 6 0 3 0 Cmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 DCIark ph 1110 played well) Earning medals for the girls were Jaydo El­ 872-1400 or 659-9555 ting the stage to pick up two over- Barrett 2b MiWllms p 0 0 0 0 ■FREE ESTIMATES ♦ A Q 8 7 5 became impossible for West to guard 0 0 0 0 Fitzgorfd c 6 0 0 0 Nieto c 0 0 0 0 Penguins 3 (Jason Kirch, Jimy Norton 1, Mike lison, first; Elizabeth Buccino, second place; 647-7553 and floors. Chimnoy clean outs tricks in three no-trump. Pet. GB Bmnsk ph 1 0 0 0 DwSmt ph 10 11 646-1948 both the club and the diamond suits. Owen ss 3 0 0 0 Murphy rl 1 1 0 0 Haddad also played well) Robins 0 (Dan Kristin Eslaml, sixth, Meloddi Ellison, seventh stone walls, and concrete repairs Vulnerable: North-South Oakland .638 — Totals 35 4 S 4 Totals 35 511 5 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Jordan 1b 3 0 1 0 Totals 41 715 7 Totals 3 Caliente and Michael Stewart also playad well) place and Bridget Barry eighth place. Next year U S. bridge enthusiasts Chicago .582 8chester Soccer Club Huskies (boys Dependable Work, stock car. Best offer. Toronto (Key 11-7) at Milwaukee (Navarro ab r h bl ab r h bl Farmer LO-3 0 0 1 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 Why not exchange It tor Framing to Painting. ONE 3 rail motorcycle TRADE______Bassri 3 0 0 2 Brooks rf 9 arxi ur>der) lost to Simsbury, 3-0. Jesse Odell. Call 643-0030 after 92 TRUCKS & VANS 7-6), 0:35 p.m. Molitor 3b 5 0 1 0 SFinley rf 4 0 0 0 Sampen 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Scioscia c 4 0 2 0 Today cash with an ad In Classi­ Affordable Prices trailer $300. One 15x8 California (Langston 9-16) at Texas (Ryan Flilas ss Chris McCreary. Todd Bergonly, Greg Talbot. Licensed & Insured, Wall Papering and Painting 5:30. Felder d 3 0 1 0 BFlipkn 2b 3 1 1 0 Philadelphia Benjmn ss 1 0 0 0 Sarrxjei 2b 3 2 1 0 FOR SALE single axle flatbed 13-7), 8:35 p.m. Tom Michaud, Ben Wry arxJ Ben Viara played 2 p.m. — Mets at Cubs, Channel fied? 64S-2711. Call Dave Adamick We buy clean, late model used Surhotf c 4 0 0 0 Gomez 3b 5 0 3 0 Grimsiey 7 3 0 0 5 3 Decker c 4 0 2 1 Griffin ss 4 0 1 0 645-7887 30 years Experience Only games scheduled Ontiveros 0 0 0 1 well fo the Huskies. trailer $500. Call 643- DF^rkf dh 4 0 1 0 CRipkn ss 4 0 1 0 2 0 Litton 2b 2 0 0 0 Neidingr p 0 0 0 0 9, VVFAN (660-AM) i^— for a free quote. cars and trucks. Top prices Tuesday's Games 1 1 2 2 InsurarKO, References and ESTATE PROPERTY- 4421. Keep trying. Canale pr 0 0 0 0 Holies c 0 0 0 0 Boever 3 3 Burkett p 3 0 0 0 Hansen ph 10 0 0 MSC Dazzlers Baltimore at New York, 7:30 p.m. Brock 1b 4 0 0 0 Melvin c 3 0 0 1 Akertelds 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 7:30 p.m. — Orioles at Yankees, C H IL D CARE There^'s someone out 645-6523 CHEVY SILVERADO paid. Holmes p 0 0 0 0 Free Estimates CARDINAL SOUTH WINDSOR- 38x8. Cleveland at Boston. 735 p.m. Vaughn If 4 1 1 1 Tetlletn dh 3 0 0 0 Carman W.6-2 3 1-3 3 0 0 2 0 The Manchester Soccer Club Dazzlers (girls 1985. With cap. Loaded Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet Ftoole p 0 0 0 0 MSG. WPOP there who wants to buy Seattle at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Hamiltn rf 4 0 0 0 Farmer pitched to 2 betters in the 16th, Sam­ born in 19B0) tied Avon. 1-1, on Saturday. MARTY MATTSSON BUICK, INC. Adult park. 1 bedroom. 3 0 1 0 Segul 1b Aase p 9 p.m. — Bills at Jets, Channel 8, your power tools. Find with extras. 16K miles. 1229 Main Street Minnesota at Chicago, 6:05 p.m. Deer rf pen pitcheid to 1 batter in the 16th. 0 0 0 0 Kasey Sibrinsz scored the lor>e Dazzler goal. GSL Building 849-4431 Remodeled inside & 1 0 0 0 Deverex cf 3 1 1 1 CGwyn ph that buyer with o low-cost 1989 Cavalier Coupe $7,495 Excellent condition. Oakland at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. WP—Grimsiey, Mohorcic, Farmer. 1 0 11 Monica Rouleau, Leslie E3arrett ar>d Alesha WCBS (880-AM) Licensed Day Care Mom out. $6500 or best offer. Manchester, CT Ganinr 2b 3 0 0 0 BAndosn II 4 0 1 0 Wetteind p 0 0 0 0 Maintenance Co. 1988 Chevy Cavalier $6 JI90 $7500 will negotiate. Toronto at Milwaukoe, 8:35 p.m. Spiers ss 3 0 1 0 Umpires—Home, Marsh; FirsL Hirschbock; Hyatt also played well. On Surnlay, the Daz- od In Classified. 643-27H. Daniets ph 1 0 0 0 9 p.m. — Boxing: Rodney Moore 1988 Olds Cust Cruis Viag $9,980 528-5276. 646-6464 California at Texas. 8:35 p.m. Totals Totals 33 2 7 2 Second, West; Third, Hohn. ziers dropp^ a 3-0 decision k> Glastonbury. Has Two Before & After Commorclal/Residenlial. 643-8055 after 4. 34 1 6 1 Gott p 0 0 0 0 "We can tell you 1988BulckLeSabreLTD $11,480 Milwaukee 010 000 T—5:08. A—25,715. Stacey Uriano, Melissa Heine, Amelia Stoj and vs. Jerry Page; Willie McDonald vs. building repair and home' 000 0—1 1 0 0 0 School Openings In The 1988 Buick Regal Cpe $9,850 National League standings Baltimora 000 010 000 1—2 Laura Halford played well. Dave Tibcri, SporLsChanncl ROOFING/ improvements. Interior and C ardinals 2 Totals 34 6 10 6 Totals 34 2 8 2 what to look for... 1987 Buick Century 4 Dr. $8,280 East Division Two outs when winning run scored. 1 — — — Nathan Hale School Dis­ exterior painting, light car­ San Froncitco 202 020 000—6 MSC Spirit SIDING and what to look 1987 Merc Colony ftrkWg $9,480 CLYDE CHEVROLET BUICK GEO W L Pci. GB DP—Baltimora 2. LOB— Milwaukee 6, Bal­ STLOUIS PITTSBURGH Los Angsfea 000 010 10B-2 trict. pentry. Complete janitorial 1987 Chevy Celebrity $5,995 Pittsburgh 88 65 .575 — timore 10. 2B—BRipken. HFt—Vaughn (16), ab r h bl ab r h bl E—Murray. DP—-San I"rancisco 1, Los An- The Manchester Soccer Club Spirit (boys Devereaux (10). S B -^ o lilo r (18), BRipken (5). service. Expiarienced, reli­ out for!" 1987 Buick LeSabreSed $8,970 NewYbrk 65 67 .559 2 '/I Gilkey If 4 1 1 0 Bckmn 3b 3 1 1 0 gates 1, LOB—San Francisco 7, Los Angelos 7. born in 1979) delealod Avon. 3-1, and Granby. Calendar 81 71 .533 6'/2 S—SFinley, BRipken, Spiers. S F -^e lvin . 2-1, over the weekend. Mike Young, Barrett Call Linda able, free estimates. 1987 Buick Century LTD Ybg $8,660 Montreal Terry p 0 0 0 0 King 3b 2 0 0 0 2B—Buder, MaWilliams, Scioscia. SB—Butter Chicago 72 80 .474 IS'rz IP H RER BB SO Camach p 0 0 0 0 JBoli ss 2 1 0 0 (45). S—Kingery, Burkett SF—Bass Quaglia, Todd Gabriel, Matt Oloksiw, Tom Tier­ LIONEL COTE 1967 Olds Cutlass $6,990 .474 15'rz Milwaukee ney. Tim Sullivan, A.J. Ftobenhymor, Ryan Buz- 646-6815 643-0304 H a rB ro Philadelphia 72 80 OSmith ss 4 0 1 0 VanSlyk cf 4 2 2 1 IP H RER BB SO Today 1987 Isuzu Pup Pickup $3,995 SL Louis 68 85 .444 20 HigueraL.10-9 9 2-3 7 2 2 5 8 Jose rf 4 1 1 0 Bonilla rf 3 2 2 2 San Francisco zell, Jeff Cashmen, Josh Egan and Zack Wil- Girls Soccer CT License #31060 ROOFING & SIDING Baltimore Ihida played well for the Spirit 1986 Pontiac Firebird Cpe $5,990 West Division Guerrer 1b 3 0 11 Bonds If 3 0 1 1 Burkett W.14-7 9 8 2 2 2 9 Mercy at East Catholic, 3:45 •30 Years Experience NO JOB TCX) SMALL r a t i n g 1985 Buick Skylark $4,995 W L Pci. GB McDonald 9 5 1 1 2 0 Zells 3b 3 0 11 Bream 1b 4 1 1 1 Los Angeles EJolton at EJacon Academy, S.GO 1985 Nissan Pulsar Cpe. $3,980 AST Cincinnati 87 66 .569 — Ballard W,2-10 1 1 0 0 0 1 MThmp cl 3 0 0 0 Slaught c 3 0 1 2 Neidlinger L5-2 3 5 4 3 1 1 MSC Blazers RHAM at Coventry, 3:30 •Fully Insured Instant Service/Free Estimates Loa Angeles 82 71 .536 5 Umpires—Home, Reilly; First, Garcia; Flagnozzi c 3 0 0 0 Lind 2b 3 0 0 0 •License # 506737 of Manchester 1982 Buick Skylark $3,295 Holmes 1 3 2 2 1 1 The Mar>chestef Soccer Club Blazers (boys Cross Country MASONRY- Bath/Kitchen Remodeling San Francisco 78 75 .510 9 Seconid, Herxlry; Third, Palermo. Oquend 2b 3 0 0 0 Smiley p 2 0 0 0 Ftoole 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 born in 1970) succumbed to Newington, 2-1. Manchostor/WindsorAYoQver atConard (West 1981 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. $3/495 T—3:06. A—29,907. 646-9564 One Call Does It All Quality Painting 81 Adams Street San Diego 71 82 .464 16 Twksbry p 2 0 0 0 F^acios p 1 0 0 0 Aase 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Jeff Talbot scored the Blazer goal, assitod by Hartford Rosorvoir), 3:30 30 Years Experience Services Houston 70 83 .458 17 DiRno p 0 0 0 0 Vitottoland 2 0 0 0 0 1 Jason Goldberg end Kevin Lappen. Also play- Manchester Atlanta 62 81 ,405 25 Lankfrd cl 1 0 0 0 Gott 2 1 0 0 1 5 ir>g well were Kyle Sawistowski, Rory Post Tuesday M&M Plumbing & Heating ■Fro.’Estimates CHANCE Saturday's Gamas Totals 30 2 5 2 Totals 30 7 8 7 Holmes pitched to 3 bettors in the 5th. Ryan (fosL Caleb Knapton, Matt Howroyd arxf Boys Soccer K & R Masonry Pat's Roofing & Framing •Senior Citizen Discounts 649-4571 SL Louis 3, Pittsburgh 2 S ILoult 000 002 000—2 Umpires—Home, Davie; First. Layne; goalie Marc Borbato, who slopped a Newington Enfield at Manchestor. 3;30 Brick, stone, concrete, patios S chim­ 649-2871 ■Specializing in re-roofing For a Great Deal on a 1990 Now York 11. Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 301 002 Olx—7 Second. Runge; Third, Winters. pervilty kick in the second half. Chor^ey Tech at RHAM, 3:30 ney repair. 15 years experience. Fully •Atuminum Sc Vinyl ■General carpentry services Powerwashing Philadelphia 3. Montreal 2 Twins 6, Rangers 4 E—Zeile, MThompson. DP—StLouis 1. Pit­ T—2;46. A—45.241. Coventry at Bolton, 3:30 insured. License #523648. Registered Atlanta 3, Houston 1 Insurance, references and TEXAS MINNESOTA tsburgh 1. LOB— StLouis 5, Pittsburgh 6. Girls Soccer with Consumer Protection. Call Belter If you don'f use It, don't *90 Over Factory Invoice Cincinnati 6. San Diego 4, 1st game 2B—Jose, Beckman, VanSlyke 2. Zeile, Bonilla, free estimates S c h a lle r ab r h bl a b rh bl Manchester at Enfield. 3:30 Business Bureau for intormalion on need It and don't wont It, 646-6815 Cincinnali 9, San Diego 5. 2nd game SlaughL HFT—Bonilla (32). SF— Bonilla, Guer­ Transactions Cross Country Q uality Franco 2b 4 0 0 0 Gladden tf 4 1 3 0 my business. Patrick Judd why not sell It with a Los Angelos 6, San Frartoisco 3 Daghrty If 4 0 0 1 Munoz rf 4 1 1 0 rero, Slaughl. Reds 9, Padres 2 St. Joseph at East Catholic (boys and girls). 4 We're Here To Serve Pre-Owned Autos CLYDE END OF MODEL YEAR SALE Sunday's Gamas IP H RER BB SO BASEBALL p.m. 569-7671 649-7884 Classified Ad? Call 643- Plmero 1b 4 0 11 Puckett cf 4 1 3 1 CINCINNATI SAN DIEGO 2711 to place your ad. Value Priced Pittsburgh 7. S t Louis 2 Cooibgh 3b 0 0 0 0 Bush dh 3 1 0 0 S ILoult American League Girls Swimming Atlanta 3. Houston 0 Twksbry L10 8 5 6 6 5 0 4 ab r h bl ab r h bl SEATTLE MARINERS—Named Randy Hall at Manchester, 3:45 NOW THRU SEPT. 26,1990 Sierra dh 4 0 1 0 Gaetti 3b 4 1 1 4 Larkin ss USED CAR BEST BUYS! Now York 7. Chicago 3 DiRno 1 10 0 10 5 0 3 3 Roberts If 4 0 1 0 Adamack vice president of communications East Catholic at E.O. Smith, 5:30 p.m You Pay $90 Over Factory Invoice* Less Any Factory Rebate For Any In Stock Vehicle! Fleimer rl 3 0 0 0 Larkin 1b 2 1 0 0 ONeill rf Philadelphia 2. Montreal 1,16 innings Terry 1 2 3 1 1 0 2 2 5 0 2 1 Alomar 2b 2 0 10 BASKETBALL Volleyball 1 gee UNCOLN TOWN CAR $19,950 JGonzIz cl 4 1 1 0 Ortiz c 3 0 1 0 Doran 2b Camacho 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 Faries 2b 10 0 1 National Basketball Assoclat'ion East Catholic at Coventry. 3.30 Loaded. 10Mnar, LowMim TRADES WELCOME - PAY EVEN LESS WITH YOUR TRADE! San Francisco 6, Los Angelos 2 Petralli c 3 1 2 0 Newmn 2b 2 0 0 0 EOavis If 5 3 4 0 JaClark 1b 2 0 11 ISeZACURA INTEGRALS $9,500 Cincinnati 9, San Diego 2 Buechel 3b 2 0 0 0 Gagne ss 3 0 0 0 Pittsburgh UTAH JAZZ-“ Agrood to forms with Karl Smiley W,9-10 5 2-3 5 2 2 2 1 HMorrs 1b 5 1 2 0 Jackson cf 10 0 0 Wednesday Auto, AC, Low Miu Monday's Gamea Pettis cl 0 1 0 0 Malone, forward, on an eight-year contract ALL GEO STORMS & TRACKERS - METROS & PRIZMS Palacios S,2 3 1-3 0 0 0 1 3 Ouirx)ns 3b 5 2 2 2 JCarter cf 4 0 0 0 Boys Soccer Astrograph 1ses SUBARU GL SEDAN $6,900 NowMjrk(Viola19-10)Bt Chicago (Lancaster Huson ss 2 1 0 0 FOOTBALL Tewksbury pitched to 2 boHors in the 6lh. JRood c 5 0 11 Santiago c 3 0 0 0 Fairfiold Prop at East Catholic, 3:45 AT, Arc. PS, PB 8-5), 2:20 p n i inevgli ph -r 0 0 1 National Football League ALL 90 & 91 S I0 PICKUPS & BLAZERS • ALL BUICK CENTURYS HBP—JBoll by Tewksbury, JBell by Terry. Wmghm cf 3 2 11 Parent c 10 0 0 Volleyball 1968 TOYOTA CEUCA $0,995 Montreal (Barnes 0-0) at Philadelphia Totals 31 4 5 3 Totals 29 6 9 5 GREEN BAY PACKERS—Placed Bobby Umpires—ttomo. Harvey: First, DoMulh; DJacksn p 2 0 0 0 JeClark rf 4 0 0 0 Enfiold at Manchester, 3:30 AT. AC, Stofeo, Surmat, LowMim (Combe 9-9), 7:35 p.m. Texas 000 000 022—4 Houston, linebacker, on the rx>n-football illness with the distributions of the rewards. Be relationship. Second, Gregg; Third, Crawford. Lee ph 1 0 1 0 PgiruioSb 4 0 0 0 1985 CHEVY SPECTRUM $2,900 Lot Angeles (Valenzuela 13-12) at Houston Minnesota 510 000 OOx-6 reserve list Re-signod Carl Bland, wide T—2:31. A—30,635. Layana p 0 0 0 0 Cora ss 3 1 2 0 Thursday sure everyone involved is treated fairly. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Even E—Larkin, Newman. DP—Texas 2, Min­ receiver. 40r.,AuktAC (Ftortugal 10-10), 835 p.m. Whitson p 1 0 1 0 Football SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Rea­ though you'll have the ability to size up 1988 MAZDA 323 tX $6,900 San Diego (Ulliquist 4-10) at San Francisco Canadian Football League % u r nesota 1. LOB—Texas 7, Minnesota 3. RiRdrgz p 1 1 0 0 East Hartford at Manchester (Mount Nobo), 7 son, rather than force, must be used in situations accurately, there is still a pos­ AT, AC, PS. PB. LowUim (Dowrw 1-2), 10:05 p.m. 2B—Munoz, Gladden. HR—Gaelli (15). BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS—Activated Totals 40 916 8 Totals 31 2 6 2 p.m. 1988 BUCK REGAL LMTED $8,900 Only games scheduled SB—Gladden (25). Pettis (36), Huson (11). Braves 3, Astros 0 Ryan Hanson. runnir>g back. Reactivated Jon b i r t h d a y any testy developments with which you sibility you may take some measures to­ Cincinnati 040 120 200—9 Girls Soccer 2 Dr.. AiAo, Loaded Tuesday's Games Cannci. slolback, from tho injured list. Trans­ have to deal today. Let your logic domi­ day that do not serve your best inter­ SF—Daugherty. HOUSTON ATLANTA San Diego 000 020 OOD—2 East Catholic at Lodyard, 3.30 Atlanta at Cincinnati. 7:35 p.m. ferred Tony Visco, linebacker, to the Sas- nate your aggressiveness. ests. Abide by your evaluations. 1988 HONDA PRB.UDE 9 $12,900 IP H R ER BB SO ab r h bl ab r h bl E—JaClark. DP—Cincinneb 1, San Diego 1. RHAM at Bolton. 3:30 New York at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. ketchowon Roughridors to complete an oarlior Auto. Loaded Texas Rhodes cf 4 0 1 0 LoSmith If 3 1 2 0 LOB — Cincinnati 7, San Diego 5. Coventry at EJacon Academy, 3.30 Sept. 24, 1990 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It's im­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A well inten- 1887 MAZDA RX7 $7,900 St Louis at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. trade for Dan Payne, tackle. Hough L12-11 6 8 6 5 4 6 Candeel 2b 4 0 0 0 Tredwy 2b 3 0 11 HR—Quinones (2). SB—Alomar (24). Roberts Girls Swimming portant you have a voice today in mat­ lioned friend might tell you something Chicago at Rttsburgh, 7:35 p.m. HOCKEY 5 Spd. AC, SunrrmFunl Miolke 1 1 0 0 0 0 LGonzIz 3b 4 0 0 0 Gant cf 4 0 1 0 (44). S—OJacksoa SF—Farfo*. East Catholic at Windfiam, 7 p.m. The year ahead represents a good ters that could cost you out of pocket. for your own good today which you'll 1988VWJETTA $7,900 '90 GEO STORM 2 + 2 '91 S10EL PICKUP Los Angeloe at Houston, 835 p m. JoRusselt 1 0 0 0 0 0 GDavis 1b 3 0 1 0 Justice rf 4 1 1 2 IP H RER BB SO National Hockey League achievement cycle for you, but you're This is an area where others should not not receive objectively. It’s wrong to AiAaAC San Diego at San FrarKisco, 10:35 p.m Minnesota Stubbs If 0 0 0 Gregg 1b 4 0 1 0 Cincinnati LOS ANGELES KINGS—Sent Robb Stauber, Stk. #90386. Includes rebate & first time Stk. #91061. Includes rebate & first time goaltondor. arxl Darryl Williams and Brandy Friday going to have to work hard to get what. be allowed to make decisions for you. blame the messenger for the bad news. leeeACURA LEGEM) $12,900 Erickson W,7-4 7 2-3 4 2 0 3 3 Anthony rf 2 0 0 0 MDoll 1b 0 0 0 0 DJackson W.6-6 7 6 2 2 2 6 Somchuk, loft wings, to New Haven of tho Boys Soccer you want However, you'll have the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Strive to CANCER (June 21-July 22) You could Loaded, Low Ulm buyer assistance applies toward price! buyer assistance applies toward price! American League results Leech 2-312120 Romirz ss 4 0 1 0 Blauser ss 4 0 1 0 Layana 2 0 0 0 0 3 Manchester at Windftam, 3:30 1987PLYCARAVELLE $3,995 Aguilera S,29 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 McGriff c 3 0 0 0 Lomko 3b 3 0 1 0 San DIsgo American Hockey League. Sent Sean Whyte, proper motivation to do so. be cooperative and think ol yourself as be a bit luckier than usual today in mat­ r.ghl wing, to Phoenix of Uio Internationa! Hock­ Coventry at Chonoy Tech, 3 30 ATAC.GoodFwnyCar PB-Potralli. Guileksn p 2 0 1 0 Marvi c 3 0 0 0 Whitson U13-9 4 10 7 7 2 4 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A social in­ part o( a team in your involvements with ters that are meaningful to you materi­ ey League. Bolton at Bacon Acodomy, 3 30 1986 FORD MUSTANG U $4,900 Blue Jays 5, Indians 4 Umpires—Home, Cousins; First, Read; Camint ph 1 0 0 0 Marak p 3 1 1 0 RiRdrgz 5 6 2 0 2 ally, but your luck has its limitations, so ^ 8 , 9 1 0 * 6 , 4 5 0 2 NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Sent Stanley F^ed VinolToch at RHAM. 3.G0 volvement in which you aren't too eager friends today. It you are self serving, Auto, AC. Low Mihe Second, Cooney; Third. Brinkman. Hennis p 0 0 0 0 Whitson pitched to 3 batters in the 5(h. dick and Mark Ftomaino, goaltondors: Todd Girls Soccer to participate could actually turn out to you'll stand out like a sore thumb. don't push it too far. 1987 BUCK PARK AVE. $10,900 (10 innings T—2:14. A—1Z730. Totals 30 0 4 0 Totals 31 3 9 3 Umpires—Home, Oarlirig; First Froemming; Rebates up to $1500 or Financing Rales Available as low as 4.8%. Copeland. Chris Kiono, Marc Lamel. Mike Mar>chester at Hartford Public InvitationQl, be enjoyable The problem isn't with the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You could Loaded, Put Power. Low Miee CLEVELAND TORONTO Houston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 — 0 Secorfo, Pulli; Third, Rippley. Rasma. Jeff Sharpies, Sergoi Stankov and Bob 12.35 p.m. be very lucky today in fulfilling your am­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A collective ven­ 1985 CHEVY CAV AUER $3,900 ab r h bl ab r h bl Atlanta 200 010 OOx—3 T—2:25. A—15.410. event, it's with you. Major changes are Wbods, defonsofTxin, ond f’orry AndiKson. Miko East Catholic/Bristol Central/Glastonbury at ture in which you’re presently involved Aub. AC. PS. PB '90 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM 4 Dr. Vi Cola d 0 0 0 0 MWilsn cf 6 0 2 1 DP—Houston 1. Atlanta 1. LOEB—l-fouslon 7. ahead for Libra in the coming year bitious objectives, provided you don't Dodnarchuk. Noil Brady, Jeff Christian. Bill Rockville (boys arxf giiis), 3:30 p.m. requires good team players. If you have 1985 PLY RELIANT SE $3,900 Webster cf 3 0 0 0 TFrndz ss 5 1 3 1 Atlanta 6. 2B—LoSmith. Lomka. 3B—GDavis. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions go oft on tangents. If you waste your en­ Stk. #90444. Includes rebate & first time buyer assistance Heard. Jeff Madill, Brennan Maloy, Chris F*ai- Girls Swimming Auto. AC, LowMiee Browne 2b 5 0 0 0 Gniber 3b 3 1 1 3 HR—Justice (27), S&—Gnnt (31). today. Mail $1 25 to Astro-Graph, c/o ergies on side issues, you won't reach to deal with a prima donna, it might be nwf, Sieve Roor>oy. Jason Simon, Kovm TocJd Manchester at E.O. Smith. 5:30 p.m. 1066 HONDA ACCORD U $5,900 applies toward price! Baorga 3b 5 0 0 0 McGritt 1b 4 0 1 0 Tigers 6, Athletics 0 IP H R ER BB SO wise to send in a substitute. and Claude Vilgram. forwards, to Utica of Ifio Volleyball this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ your expectations. SSpd.AC Alomar c 4 1 0 0 GHill pr 0 0 0 0 DETROIT OAKLAND Houston VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your Amoncan Hockey Longue MarKhesler at Windham, 3:30 land. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to stale ARIES (March 21-April 19) The behav­ 4 1 1 1 Sojo 2b 0 0 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h b< Gullickson L.9 14 6 9 3 3 0 2 * 1 1 , 9 9 0 CJams dh Bowling COLLEGE NFA at East Catholic, 3:45 your zodiac sign. ior ol someone you like could prove chances for achieving an important ob­ SCHALLER ACURA Jacoby 1b 4 1 2 0 Bell dh 4 0 0 0 Philiips 3b 5 1 2 1 RHdsn It 2 0 0 0 Hennis 2 0 0 0 2 2 Atlanta INDIANA. W\ -NatTHKl Koith Fritz assistant SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Success is frustrating today, but you'll have the jective looks good today, provided you ' St4«ii4« il pfvitaft o*v» nta tfta I or4«t«cl)M Copy of twtfci itemm ft tOtmj e >rtt CLYDE TWbrdrt 4 0 2 1 Ducey If 10 0 0 WtutDkr 2b 10 10 Howard rf 1 0 0 0 Saturday 345 CENTER STREET kYKaoipNBnIudMtNMprtmeiYMiflMftuftn norndpr* hddb*Si«UfW* wwrt UImM eomnvkmd iftf* HunUKUa*! ribM 2 0 10 HBP—GDavis by Marak. ST. FRANCIS. N Y —Named Frank Conroy cerned. buy the oroblems might come philosophically without damaging the competitors might shoot you down. GEO & CHEVY TRUCKS Jelfersn If 4 0 2 1 Myers c Tromml ss 5 0 1 0 McGee d 1 0 1 0 GOP Women East Catholic at Wilbur Cross. 1:30 p m. Bordrs ph 0 0 0 0 Fiaidef 1 b 4 1 2 4 Dtewis cf 3 0 0 0 Umpires—Home. 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SCOREBOARD Section 4, Page 17 Monday, Sept. 24,1990 4. Brigham Ifeung (40) beat San Diego State Oilers 24, Colts 10 62-34. Next: at Oregon, Saturday. MBS Classic scores SPORTS ______5. Southern Cal (2-1) lost to No. 21 Indianapolis 0 0 10 0—10 BUENA RARK, Calif. (AP) — Final scores Football Washington 31-0. Next: al No. 16 Ohio Slate. Houston 0 14 3 7—24 and prize money Sunday from Iho $325,000 Saturday. Second Quarter LEADING NFL SCORERS (1989) LPGA MBS Classic played on the 6,351-yard, 6. Tonnossoo (3-0-1) did not play. Noxt: at Hou—White 13 pass from Moon (Zendojas par-72 Los Coyotes Country Club course (x- No. 3 Auburn, Saturday. NFL standings kick), 8:50. won on first hole of playoff): Hou—White 7 pass from Moon (Zerxfejas 7. MieWgan (1-1) boat UCLA 38-15. Next: vs. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Player (Team) Points x-Nancy Lopez, $48,750 69- 70-74-68—281 kick). 14:19. Maryland, Saturday. Eaif Cathy Garring, $30,062 71- 70-68-72—281 Third Quarter 8. Nebraska (3-0) beat Minnesota 56-0. Next; W L T Pci. PF Mike Cofer (San Francisco 49ers) 136 Caroline Keggi, $21,937 70- 69-68-75—282 MHS runs over Bulkeley for first victory Ind—FG Biasucci 33, 4:58. vs. Oregon State, ^turday. Miami 2 1 0 .667 60 Kim Shipman, $15,437 70-71-74-69—284 Hou—FG Zendejas 30. 9:17. 9. Miami, Fla. (1-1) did rx)t play. Next vs. Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 33 Chip Lohmiller (Washington Redskins) Nancy &own, $15,437 69- 72-71-72—284 By JIM TIERNEY week ago. Obviously it shows when Ind—Beach 16 pass from Tmdoau (Biasucci 128 Iowa, Saturday. O.J. Cromwell and Rob Johnson, N.Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 44 D.Ammaccapano, $11,375 74-71-68-72—285 kick). 14:18. 10. Virginia (4-0) beat Duke 59-0. Next vs. Manchester Herald the kids come ready to play, that’s stifled the Bulldog attack the Now England 1 2 0 .333 47 Rich Karlis (Minnesota Vikings) William i Mary, Saturday. Dottle Mochrle, $8,125 72- 74-71-69—286 0 .000 34 Fourth Quarter 120 Sherri Stelnhauer, $8,125 what they’re capable of. That inten­ Indianapolis 0 3 11. Oklahoma (3-0) beat Tulsa 52-10. Next: 74-71-69-72—286 majority of the game. Hou—Givins 6 pass from Moon (Zendojas Martha Foyer, $8,125 Central Mike Lansford (Los Angeles Rams) vs. Kansas, Saturday. 70- 72-72-72—286 MANCHESTER — Maybe the sity level was what was lacking a 0 1.000 87 kick). 11:57. 120 Chris Johnson, $8,124 72-69-73-72—286 “Our defense isn’t a big concern,” Cincinnali 3 0 1Z Texas A&M (3-0) beat North Texas 40-8. A—50,093. Hollis Stacy, $5,596 rain Saturday afternoon was exactly week ago.” Cloveland 1 2 0 .333 48 Next: at LSU, Saturday. 76-72-71-68-287 Masse said. “The offense cased my David Treadwell (Denver Broncos) 120 Missie McGeorge, $5,595 Houston 1 2 0 .333 60 13. Arkansas (1-1) lost to Mississippi 21-17. 70- 72-76-69-287 what the Manchester High football Only one of Manchester’s four mind a lot. We have a pretty solid Pittsburgh 1 2 0 .333 26 ted Hou Missla Berteotti, $5,595 72- 71-74-70—287 First downs 18 23 Scott Norwood (Buffalo Bills) Next: vs. Colorado State at Litite Rock, Satur­ team ordered. first-h^f possessions began in its defense.” West 115 day. Meg Mellon. $5,595 73- 70-73-71—287 3 0 0 1.000 51 Rushes-yards 1857 20-69 Janice Gibson, $4,472 74- 74-70-70—288 Out of Ihe gate the Indians came LA Raiders 14. Houston (2-0) did not play. Noxt: vs. Ftico, own territory while Bulkeley never A Perry 50-yard punt return in the .667 Fussing 195 303 Tony Zendejas (Houston Oilers) Barb Bunkowsky, $4,471 71- 75-70-72—288 Denvar 2 1 0 67 115 Saturday. fast and furious against Bulkeley ***"^^^ * * Kansas City 2 1 0 .667 64 Return Yards 9 76 Cindy Rarick, $4,471 70- 70-73-75—288 crossed midfield in the first half. second quarter set up what would be 15. Illinois (2-1) beat Southern Illinois 56-21. '■ s - 0 .333 54 Comp-Att-Int 20-38-2 29-39-1 Sherri Tumor, $3,930 73- 74-72-70—289 High of Hartford. Manchester San Diego 1 2 Chris Jacke (Green Bay Packers) 108 Next: at Ohio Stele, Oct 6. Five plays into the Indians’ first the Indians’ final touchdown. Two 0 3 0 .000 44 Sacked-Yards Lost 3-28 1-5 Martha Nause, $3,930 74- 74-70-71—289 Seattle 16. Ohio State (2-0) did not play. Next vs. jumped to a quick 13-0 lead after its possession, which began on the plays after Dixon gained a first NATIONAL CONFERENCE Punts 4-46 1-44 74-70-73-72—289 • d g ‘ Dalton Hilliard (New Orleans Saints) 108 No. 5 Southern Cal, Saturday. Colleen Walker, $3,929 first two possessions and went on to East Fumbles-Lost 3-2 3-2 Margaret Ward, $3,160 74-74-71-71—290 Bulldog 35-yard line, Perry broke down on a fourlh-and-1 from the 17. Clomson (3-1) beat Appalachian State W L T Pet. PF Penalties-Yards 10-83 855 Vicki Fergon, $3,160 72- 74-71-73—290 register a 19-6 victory. Nick Lowery (Kansas City Chiefs) 450. Next: vs. Duke, Saturday. free up the middle and took it into Bulldog 15, Bottomley plunged into 1 ! N.Y. Giants 3 0 0 1.000 75 Time ol Fbssession 28:19 31:41 106 Allison Finney, $3,160 72-73-72-73—290 18. Arizona (3-0) beat Oregon 22-17. Next: Manchester, 1-1, has a short week N^shinflton 2 1 0 72- 72-72-74— 290 the end zone from 17 yards out for a the end zone from a yard out, .667 63 vs. California, ^turday. Lauri Merten, $3,160 Dallas 1 2 0 .333 39 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Morten Andersen (New Orleans Saints) 104 Anne-Marie Pain, $3,160 71- 71-74-74— 290 as it will be hosting East Hartford 19. Florida (60) beat Furman 27-3. Next: vs. 6-0 lead. recovering his own fumble along the RUSHING—Indianapolis, Bentley 9-34, 73- 73-69-75—290 Philadelphia 1 2 0 .333 68 Mississippi State, Saturday. Deb Richard, $3,160 High Thursday night at 7 at Mount Manchester’s second possession, Phoenix 1 2 0 .333 30 Trudeau 5-19, Clark 4-4. Houston, Pinkett 5-37, ‘Jerry Rice (San Francisco 49ers) 102 Cathy Morse, $3,160 68- 77-70-75—290 way, for a 19-0 lead. 20. Colorado (2-1-1) beat No. 22 Texas Nebo’s Carlin Memorial Field in the Central White 12-35, Moon 1-0, Carlson 2-(minus 3). Sarah McGuire, $3,159 69- 74-72-75—290 which also began on the Bulldog 35, 2622. Next: vs. No. 21 Washington, Saturday. “Kevin Bottomley had an out­ Chicago 3 0 0 1.000 67 PASSING—Indianapolis, George 5-14-1-42, * ncn-kickers Judy Dickinson, $2,343 74- 74-75-68—291 Indians’ CCC East opener. Bulkeley 21. Washington (3-0) beat No. 5 ^ u th e rn Cal was complicated by a double penal­ Tampa Bay 2 1 0 .667 75 Trudeau 14-23-1-175. Herrmann 1-1-0-6, Hous­ Janet Anderson, $2,343 68-7579-69—291 standing game on both sides of the 31-0. Next; al No. 20 (jolorado, Saturday. falls to 0-2. Dotroit 1 2 0 .333 62 ton, Moon 29-39-t-308. Ftobin Hood, $2,343 75- 72-74-70—291 ty (clipping and unsportsmanlike ball,” Masse said. “He was 22. Texas (1-1) lost to No. 20 Colorado Green Bay 1 2 0 .333 52 FIECEIVING-Indianapolis, Verdin 4-64, Dale Eggeling, $2,343 75-71-75-70—291 Indian senior running backs Terry conduct) on the Indians forcing INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 2622. Next: at Ftico. O ct 6. everywhere.” Minnesota 1 2 0 .333 69 Bentley 4-54, Brooks 4-36, Hester 3-37, Beach Raiders 20, Steelers 3 Pamela Wright $2,343 73-73-75-70—291 Perry (II carries, 83 yards), Kevin them back to their own 43. On an 2-24, Clark 2-0, Morgan 1-6. Houston, Hill RUSHING—Kansas City, Okoye 23-122, 23. Arizona State (2-0) did not play. Next: at 73- 72-73-73—291 On a third-and-12 from its own West Pittsburgh 3 0 0 6 - 3 Penny Hammel, $2,342 10-123, Jeffires 6-48, Duncan 6-44, Givins Vford 6-29, Goodburn 1-5, DeBorg 4-(minus 3). Missouri, Saturday. Bottomley (15 carries, 55 yards and option play, Manchester junior Son Francisco 3 0 0 1.000 58 LA Raider* 0 3 3 1 4 -2 0 Jenny Lidback, $2,342 71-74-73-73—291 35, Santana (9-for-17, 132 yards, 4-67, White 3-26. Green Bay, Fullwood 13-47, Majkowski 6-46, 24. Michigan State (61-1) lost to No. 1 Notre two touchdowns) and Jason Dixon Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 74 First Quarter D.Hoinicke-Ftauch, $2,342 71-75-71-74— 291 quarterback Dave White fed Dixon, MISSED FIELD GOALS—Houston, Zendejas Woodside 31-14. Haddix 3-14, Thompson 1-0. Dame 2619. Next: at Rutgers, Saturday. four interceptions) hooked up with LA Rams 1 2 0 .333 80 Pit—FG Anderson 31. 9:11. Maggie Will. $2,342 74- 69-73-75—291 (five carries, 32 yards) took a liking Now Orleans 1 2 0 .333 43 36. FIASSING—Kansas City. DeBerg 9-21-6127. 25. Pittsburgh (2-1-1) ted Syracuse 2620. Myra Blackweldr, $1,701 74-74-72-72—292 who sU'cakcd 31 yards down the Tony Gunn down the sideline for a Second Quarter Green Bay, Majkowski 1631-2-171. Next; vs. Vtest Virginia, Saturday. to the wet surface, particularly in the LA—FG Jaeger 40, :42. Cindy Mackey, $1,701 74- 73-73-72—292 sideline. On the next play. Bottom- 65-yard touchdown 4:34 before RECEIVING—Kansas City, Harry 3-32, Shirley Furlong, $1,701 75- 73-71-73—292 first half when Manchester totaled Third Quarter RThomas 2-38, Paige 2-27, Mandley 1-24, ley busted up the middle and scored halftime. The score at half, as was L Nina Foust $1,701 74-71-73-74—292 Sunday'* Gama* LA—FG Jaeger 45, 3:19. Word 1-6. Green Bay, Fontenot 560, Sharpe College football scores 151 of its 165 rushing yards. from 26 yards out. Dennis Joyner’s Washington 19, Dallas 15 Fourth Quarter Joan Dolk, $1,701 71-74-71-76—292 the final, was 19-6. 3-35, Weathers 3-30, Woodside 3-18, Kemp Jill Briles, $1,701 73- 66-77-76—292 “I guess we have some mudders PAT gave Manchester a 13-0 lead Houston 24, Indianapolis 10 LA—Allen 1 run (Jaeger kick), 3:57. 2-14, Query 1-13, West 1-1. New England scores “The first half we had very poor Kansas City 17, Green Bay 3 Redskins 19, Cowboys 15 LA—Fernandez 66 pass from Schroeder Pat Bradley, $1,701 71- 69-74-78—292 because Bottomley ran well, Dixon MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. 74- 74-74-71— 293 with 4:04 left in the first quarter. field position,” Martin said. “They Now York Giants 20, Miami 3 Dalla* 0 3 3 9—15 (Jaeger kick), 628. Dartmouth 33, Lehigh 14 Joan Pitcock, $1,265 73-74-75-71—293 had a key run and Terry Perry ran “They got fat on us the first half,” Chicago 19, Minnesota 16 Washington 3 3 6 7—19 A—50,657. Harvard 26, Northeastorn 0 Nancy Rubia $1,265 (Manchester) did a nice job. Mike Giants 20, Doiphins 3 Holy Cross 17, Penn 3 Kim touor, $1,265 73-71-76-73— 293 Cincinnati 41, New England 7 First Quarter tough all day,” Indian coach Mike Bulkeley coach Graham Martin said. Iblo 18, Lafayette 17 Susie McAllister, $1,264 75- 71-72-75—293 docs a nice job over here. Their Now Orleans 28, Phoenix 7 Wbs—FG Lohmiller 37,14:02. Pit LA Miami 0 3 0— 3 Masse said. “I feel a lot better than a “The second half 1 thought we San Diego 24, Cleveland 14 First downs 18 16 N.Y. Giant* 3 Now Hampshire 28. Maine 20 Julie Hennossy, $1,264 70- 75-73-75—293 program is building.” ilr Second Quarter 0 KF-20 Rhode Island 23, Brown 8 Stephanie Lowe, $1,264 73- 69-75-76—293 San FrarKisco 19, Atlanta 13 Dal—FG Willis 33, 7:18. Rushes-yards 27-90 34-125 First Quarter played much better football. The Santana, 5-for-8 in the second Boise SL 34, Boston U. 21 74- 74-79-67—294 Philadelphia 27, Los Angelos Rams 21 Was—FG Lohmiller 23.14:08. Fbssing 118 148 NYG—FG Allegre 22, 15:00. Barb Thomas, $980 fifianchester 13 6 0 0 IB William & Mary 24, Connecticut 7 Donna Andrews, $980 74-73-77-70—294 first half, they did control the line of half, moved the Bulldogs after inter­ Los Angeles Ftaiders 20, Pittsburgh 3 Third Quarter Return Yards 4 62 Second Quarter Bulkeley 0 6 0 0 — 6 American Intel 41, W. Georgia 35 Jane Crafter, $979 72- 74-75-73— 294 scrimmage. We just couldn’t get on Denver 34, Seattta 31, OT Dal—FG Willis 41, 1:09. Comp-Alt-Int 19-28-1 820-1 NYG—Anderson 1 run (Allegre kick), 13fl3. Scoring; mission while the Indian offense be­ Tampa Bay 23, Detroit 20 Third Quarter Springfield 51, Albany SL 24 Barb Mucha. $979 73- 75-71-75—294 M- Perry 17-yard run (kick (ailed) track.” Wbs—FG Lohmiller 24, 4:44. Sacked-Yards Lost 8 3 8 0-0 came stagnant. A Rossetti intercep­ Monday'* Gam* Mia—FG Stoyanovich 51. 3.08. Virginia Union 63, Now Haven 26 Heather Drew. $785 74- 74-74-73—295 M- Bottomley 28yard run (Joyner kick) Was—FG Lohmiller 55, 12:24. Punts 5-39 3-35 With Bulkeley starting fullback Fourth Quarter Bates 13, Amherst 6 Kris Monaghan, $784 74- 71-76-74—295 M- Bottomley 1-yard run (kick failed) tion with 9:54 left in the game set up Buffalo at New York Jets, 9 p.m. Fourth Quarter Fumbles-Lost 8 2 0-0 Sunday, S ^ . 30 Penalties-Yards 831 830 NYG—Anderson 2 run (Allegre kick), 4:57. Norwich 33, W. Connecticut 14 Susan Sanders, $784 72- 71-78-74—295 B- Gunn 68yerd pasa from Santana (pise Richard Fabrycki out with an in­ a first-and-goal for the Indians on Was—Green 18 Interception return (Lohmiller Assumption 34, MfT 14 Michelle McGann, $784 78-69-73-75—295 (ailed) Dallas at New Vbrk Giants, 1 pm. kick), 1:36 Time ol Fbssession 33:16 26:44 NYG—FG Allegre 45, 13:57. jured knee — the Bulldogs gained a Denver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. A—76,483. Bentley 20,Nichols 6 Lynn Adams. $646 73- 72-78-73—296 Slatlitica; the 10 before a double penalty Dan RoggITMancheeler Herald Dal— Smith 2 run (Willis kick), 12:06. Bridgewater SL 42, Worcester SL 0 Marianne Morris, $646 72- 7575-74— 296 total of zero yards rushing on the Green Bay at Detrok, 1 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS M B (holding and unsportsmanlike con­ Dal—Safety, Mojsiejenko ran out of end Framingham SL 27, Mass. Maritime 22 70- 77-77-73—297 READY TO RUN — Manchester High running back Kevin Bottomley (10) looks for room, Indianapolis at Philadel^ia, 1 p.m. RUSHING—Pittsburgh, Hoge 18-67, R.Bell Mla NYG Bonnie Lauar, $553 Offensive Plays 53 afternoon — quarterback Tony San­ zone, 13d)9. Lowell 30, Maine Maritime 8 Marcl Bozarth, $553 76- 71-76-74—297 duct) pushed them back to the 46. Miami at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. A—53,804. 1-12, Vtorley 3-8, W.Williams 1-2, Foster 1-1, First downs 7 17 First downs 8 tana, who likes to throw, was forced which he did find in his 26-yard touchdown run in the first quarter against Bulkeley High Rushes-yards Mass-Boston 28. So Mass. 6 Liselotta Neumann, $552 73- 73-77-74— 297 “That yellow flag hurt us more Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Brister 3-0. Los Angeles. Allen 11-44, Mueller 11-39 48131 Yards rushing 0 Chicago at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. fbssing Plymouth SL 58, Curry 0 Cathy Reynolds, $552 71- 76-75-75—297 to put the ball in the air exclusively Saturday at Memorial Field. The Bulldogs’ Tom Holton was in position to make the tackle, but Dal Was 7-32, G.Bell 8-31, Smith 610, McCallum 3-7, , 119 179 Yards passing 101 than anything,” Masse said. “It Schroeder 2-1. Return Yards Wastfiald SL 20, Fitchburg SL 6 Anne Kelly. $492 72- 75-75-76—298 Cleveland at Kansas City, 4 p.m. First downs 19 11 (-3) 67 Total yards 181 to move the Bulldogs. Houston at San Diego, 4 p.m. Comp-Att-Int Bowdoin 21, Middlebury 18 Kathy Guadagnino, $492 75- 73-69-81—298 broke our consistency.” missed. Manchester won, 19-6. Rushes-yards 26-91 21-79 PASSING—Pittsburgh, Brister 19-251-156. 16-33-2 13-280 Passing 1819 Now Vbrk Jets at New England, 4 p,m. Los Angeles, Schroeder 9-19-0-148, Allen Sacked-Yards Lost 1-7 1-3 Trinity 48, Colby 13 Nancy Taylor, $451 77- 71-80-71—299 The solid Indian defense paced by Bulkeley had the ball on the In­ Fbssing 143 135 N.C. Central 26, S. Connecticut 10 - - - . Punts Juli Inkster, $451 73- 75-76-75—299 tetercsptlons 0 Washington at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Fleturn Yards 14 71 0 1 1 0 6-35 6-44 fine performances by Bottomley, dian one-yard line after a fourth- RECEIVING— Pittsburgh, Mullarkey 7-62, Fumbles-Lost Vtesleyan 16, Tufts 14 Marge Stubblefield, $451 74- 73-74-78—299 Fumbles lost 2 Negron, with 3:11 to go. On threat. they (the defense) did what they had OPEN DATE; Atlanta, Los Angelos Flams, Comp-Att-Int 23-43-2 13-30-0 1-1 0-0 John Colas, John Rossetti, Frank Penalties-Yards Williams 26, Hamilton 6 Robin Walton, $419 75- 73-76-79—303 Psnalliss 840 down, 39-yard halfback option com­ Now Orleans, San Frarcisco Sacked-Vbrds Lost 8-64 3-20 Lipps 4-33, Hill 3-22, Stone 1-14, O'Shea 1-13, 3-24 882 sccond-and-goal, Santana fumbled “When they almost broke our to do on the one-yard line,” Masse Monday, O ct 1 Worley 1-8, Hoge 1-2, R.Bell 1-2. Los Angeles, Time of Possession W. New England 13, S i Peter's 6 Punting 828.4 Woodbury, Chris Mena, Rob Bovec, Punts 5-42 839 19:42 40:18 pletion from Jose Ortiz to Rafac! and Golas recovered to end the Cincinnati at Seattle, 9 pm. Fernandez 5130, G.Bell 1-7, T.Brown 1-5, Hor­ Worcester Tech 17, Coast Guard 14 B.C. Open scores backs (with halfback opdon play) said. Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1 ton 1-4, Allen 1-Z Wm. Fteterson 34, Stonehill 14 Penalties-Vbrde 9-65 11-102 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) — Final scores and Time ol Fbssession 36:07 23:53 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. RUSHING— Miami, Secules 1-16, Smith 5-9, Major college scores money winnings Sunday of tho $700,000 B.C. Logan 3-9, Paige 2*5. New Vbrk, Anderson Open, played on the 6,966-yard, par-71 En-Joio NFL results INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 25-72, Tillman 12-25, Carthon 4-17, Meggett EAST Golf Club course: Saints 28, Cardinals 7 1-7, Hampton 2-6, Simms 1-4. Army41, VMI 17 Nolan Henke, $126,000 66-64-70-68—268 Red Sox RUSHING—Dallas, Smith 17-63, Highsmith 6-15, Johnston 1-8, Aikman 2-5. Washington, PASSING—Miami, Marino 14-30-2-11 5, Bucknoll 41, Columbia 16 Mark Wiobe, $75,600 70-69-68-64—271 Phoenix 0 0 7 0— 7 Colgate 59, Cornell 24 Eagle gridders suffer Secules 2-3-0-11. New York, Simms Bengals 41, Patriots 7 Byner 13-57, Sanders 3-18, Riggs 2-8, New Orleans 0 7 7 14— 28 Doug Tewall, $33,600 71-64-70-67—272 13-25-0-182 Dartmouth 33. LaNgh 14 Brian Tennyson, $33,600 70-70-66-66— 272 New England 0 7 0 0— 7 Humphries 3-(minus 4). Second Quarter RECEIVING— Miami, Clayton 5-41, Duper Delaware 13, West Chaster 12 Jim Benepe, $33,600 68-69-67-68—272 Cincinnati 17 14 3 7— 41 PASSING—Dallas, Aikman 23-43-2-207. NO—Martin 14 pass from Fourcade (Ander­ Washington, Rypien 8-17-0-97, Humphries 3-35, Edmunds 2-22, Jensen 2-16, Paige 2-6, Harvard 26, Northeastern 0 Barry Jaeckel, $33,600 70-68-65-69—272 without First Quarter sen kick), 14:38. 5-13-0-58. Martin 1-3, Smith 1-3. New Vbrk, Meggett 4-93, Holy Cross 17, Penn 3 Blaine McCallstr, $23,450 71-66-69-68-274 Cin—FG Breech 46, 2;09. Third Quarter Louisville 9. West Virginia 7 RECEIVING—Dallas, McKinnon 4-49, Pho—Proohl 37 pass from Rosenbach (Del Turner 2-16, Hampton 2-11, Ingram 1-27, Brad Bryant $21,700 74-6568-68—275 Cin—Brown 42 pass from Esiason (Breech Manuel 1-19, Anderson 1-9, Bavaro 1-7, Navy 23, Villanova 21 second straight shutout Novacok 4-39, Johnston 3-28, Martin 3-22, Groco kick). 5;08. Robert Wronn, $18,200 68-68-72-68—276 kick), B-.17. Tillman 1-0. New Hampshire 28, Maine 20 Wright 2-28, Smith 2-12, Highsmith 2-6. NO—Mayes 10 run (Andersen kick), 10:45. Mike Sullivan. $18,200 69-68-69-70—276 Cin—Holman 4 pass from Johnson (Breech Penn SL 28, Rutgers 0 Washingtoa Sanders 7-78, Clark 3-46, Byner Fourth Quarter MISSED FIELD GOALS— New Vbrk, Allegre Jim HalleL $18,200 66-66-72-72—276 Clemens kick), 12:43. 40. Pittsburgh 20, Syracuse 20, tie pushed backward).” 2-16, Monk 1-15. NO—Mayes 4 run (Andersen kick). :58. Trevor Dodds, $18,200 69^9-67-71—276 By LEN AUSTER yards) did the brunt of the work in a Second Quarter PrirKoton 23, Fordham 14 MISSED FIELD GOALS—Dallas. Willis 51. NO—Mayes 14 run (Andersen kick), 13:06. Fuzzy Zooller, $14,000 69-70-70-68—277 Prep, 1-1, had East on its heels Cin—Green 3 run (Breech kick), 8:35. Rhode Island 23, Brown 3 Manchester Herald 15-play, 75-yard drive that Connors 56. A—NA. Buccaneers 23, Lions 20 Howard Twitly, $14,000 69-69-70-69—277 Cin—Brooks 6 run (Breech kick), 13:48. WIe 18. Lafayette 17 most of the day. The Jesuits, capped with a 1-yard plunge deep Detroit 3 7 7—20 Michael Allen, $11,550 71-72-67-68—278 By BEN WALKER NE—Cook 7 pass from Wilson (Staurovsky SOUTH Tampa Bay 0 Mike Smith, $11,550 70-68-71-69—278 however, shot themselves in the foot into the third period. kick), 14:50. 3 14—23 Citadel 21, Marshall 10 The Associated Press MANCHESTER — It’s kind of First Quarter Jim Thorpe, $11,550 70-67-71-70—278 Third Quarter First downs Clemson 48, Appalachian SL 0 hard to go forward when you’re get­ on two occasions to nullify potential Brian Dumais, Adam Alibrio and Rushes-yards Dot—FG Murray 25, 11:21. Joey Sindolar, $11,550 71-69-67-71—278 Cin—FG Brooch 23, 6:47. Delaware S I 24, Towson SL 13 scoring drives. Fbssing Second Quarter Sonny Skirmor, $8,484 70-69-72-68—279 The Oakland Athletics need a lit­ ting shoved backward all the time. Jason Lang turned in solid efforts Fourth Quarter E, Kentucky 42, Georgia Southern 34 49ers 19, Falcons 13 Fleturn Yards TB—FG Christie 55, 1:57. Billy Andrade, $8,484 68-71 -70-70—279 A Prep clipping penalty, quarter­ for East, which uses several two- Cin—Holnnan 3 pass from Esiason (Breach East Carolina 20, SW Louisiana 10 tle more time to clinch a playoff It’s an old cliche that football Comp-Att-Int TB—FG Christie 28, 6:08. John McComish, $8,484 70-69-69-71—279 kick), 3:53. Atlanta 3 0 7 3—13 Florida 27, Furman 3 back sack by East’s Dan Yankowski way players, on the defensive end. Sacked-Yards Lost Del—FG Murray 33. 11:29. Leo Janzon, $8,484 70-70-68-71—279 spot. But without Roger Clemens, games are won and lost in the A—56,470. San Francisco 0 5 14 0—19 Florida SL 31, Tulane 13 Third Quarter David Peoples, $8,484 70-67-70-72—279 and a fine breakup of a piass by “TTicre are only 28 of us,” Eac- First Quarter Punts Georgia 17, Alabama 16 the wait might be a lot longer for the trenches. But it’s a perfectly Fumblos-LosI Dot—Peoto 1 run (Murray kick), 4:04. Billy Mayfair. $5,968 69-71 -71-69—280 defensive back Jason Gammo AH—FG Davis 37, 2:52 Georgia Tech 44, Tn.-Chattanooga 9 Boston Red Sox. legitimate one, one that proves out chini said. “And we can’t say we’ll Ponaltios-Yards TB—FG Christie 21, 11:39. Sean Murphy, $5,968 74-66-70-70—280 First downs Second Quarter Grambling SL 22. Hampton U. 3 derailed the Jesuits on their second take you out and replace you with Rushes-yards SF—Safety, Miller forced out of end zone, Tm e of Fbssession Fourth Quarter Paul Trittler, $5,968 71-70-67-72—280 The American League West chase more times than not. TB—Anderson 10 run (Christie kick), 4:52. Howard U. 23. S. Carolina SL 20, OT Jeff Hart $5,968 71-67-66-76—280 possession. But Prep capitalized someone else. This is it We’re Passing :48. Jackson SL 57, Miss. Valley SL 34 was prolonged for another day when East Catholic High has been b- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Dot—Clark 5 pass from Poole (Murray kick), Jerry Haas, $4,655 73-69-72-67—281 Fleturn Yards SF—FG Cofer 47, 11:34. James Madison 29, Richmond 0 Oakland lost to Dcuoii 6-0 on Sun- Icsscd with neither numbers (28) nor after its second blocked punt, this going to go to war with the guys Comp-Attlnt Third Quarter RUSHING— Phoenix, Johnson 22-68, Flo son- 8:14. Scott Verplank, $4,655 72-70-68-71—281 one by N'larc Ciociola that gave Sacked-Yards Lost SF—Rice 35 pass from Montana (Cofer kick), bach 539, J.Smith 1-4, Thompson 1-0. Now TB— Harvey 3 pass from Testaverde (Christie Liberty 42. Morehead St. 13 Mark Brooks, $4,655 71-71-68-71—281 size among its gridiron squad in we’ve got and there’s nothing we Punts 5:52. Orloons, Mayes 1599, Hilliard 13-34, Fonorty kick). 10:39. Louisiana Tech 40, Arkansas SL 7 Jofl Sluman, $4,655 69-69-71-72—281 1990. Those two ingredients, among them the ball at the East 21. can do except to try to strive to play Fumbles-Lost Atf—Collins 7 pass from Miller (Davis kick), 4-13, Fourcade 2-5. A—55,075. Maryland 13, N. Carolina SL 12 David Ogrin, $4,655 68-71-70-72—281 “We gave them their first score,” error-free football.” Penalties-Yards 937. PASSING — Phoenix, Rosenbach Momphis SL 37, CanL Florida 28 Don Shiroy, $4,655 69-70-67-75—281 AL Roundup others, were factors as the Eagles Time of Fbssession SF—Jones 67 pass from Montana (Cofer 14-26-1-191. New Orleans, Fourcade Dot TB Middle Tonn. 20, W. Kentucky 7 Buddy Gardner, $3,612 71-71-72-68—282 were shut out a second straight time, Facchini said. “We’re in a situation Facchini hopes fundamentally kick), 12:00. 11-23-1-151. First downs 18 19 Mississippi SL 13, S. Mississippi 10 Wobb Heintzoimn, $3,612 71-71-72-68—282 where we have to play error-free sound football will help his Eagles. Rushes-yards Murray St. 14, E. Illinois 10 Mitch Adcock. $3,612 71-69-71-71—282 14-0, Saturday by Fairfield Prep in INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fourth Quarter RECEIVING—Phoenix, Proohl 5-62, Green 26-155 39-152 day while second-place Chicago football and hope we can get a break “If we’re correct fundamentally, it RUSHING—Now England, Stephens 10-31, Ad—FG Davis 35, 11:24. 4-61, Jones 2-49, Reeves 2-7, J.Smith 1-12. Passing 152 171 N. Carolina A&T 49, Morgan S i 0 Jim Gallagher, $3,612 70-70-70-72—282 won in Seattle 2-1. That left the All Connecticut Conference action Hodson 2-13, Perryman 4-8, Hansen 1-(minus A—62858. Now Orleans, E.Martin 449. Tumor 2-55, Hill Return Yards 10 0 NE Louisiana 30, SW Texas SL 27 John Inman, $3,612 73-67-70-72—282 at Mount Nebo’s Carlin Memorial because of the level of the competi­ could negate (some of the size dis­ 18). Cincinnati, Green 12-45, Brooks 12-37, 2-25, Scales 1-14, Tico 1-8, Porrimon 1-0. Comp-Att-Int 17-26-0 13-22-0 NW Louisiana 24, E. Texas SL 17 Grog Twiggs, $2,940 71-71-72-69—283 Athletics’ magic number for win­ North Carolina 16, Kentucky 13 Field. tion we’re playing." advantage). But if our guys are Taylor 3-15, Esiason 4-12, Jennings 2-1. All MISSED FIELD GOALS—Phoenix, Del Sacked-Yards Lost 3-17 MO Dillard Pruitt, $2,940 70-70-72-71—283 ning their third straight division uile PASSING — New England, Wilson First downs Greco 37, 52. Punts 2-38 3-37 South Carolina 35, Virginia Tech 24 Larry Rinker, $2,940 69-73-70-71—283 The Eagles are on the road Satur­ Glenn French (17 carries, 72 standing up and trying to block up Stephen F.Austin 41, Nicholls SL 23 23-41-2-267, Hodson 4-6-0-40. Cincinnati, Rushes-yards Fumblos-Lost 4 2 2-1 Mike Holland, $2,940 70-72-68-73—283 at two. yards) put Prep on the scoreboard Tennessee SL 20, Florida A&M 16 day for its next game, al Wilbur high, we’ll get killed and have no Esiason 15-26-1-271, Johnson 1-1-0-4, Philcox Passing Penaltios-Yards 5-41 5-60 Stove Pate, $2,045 76-64-77-67—284 But there’s a real race m the Easi- with an 8-yard run with 8:23 left in chance at all.” 0-1-1-0. Return Yards Time of Possession 27:38 32:22 Texas Southorn 24, Alabama SL 23 John Adams, $2,045 71-71-73-69—284 Cross High in New Haven. Chargers 24, Browns 14 Vandorbilt24, LSU21 although there might not be without RECEIVING—Now England, Cook 6-48, Comp-Att-Int Mike Schuchart $2,045 73-69-72-70—284 the half. And get pushed around even San Diego 3 7 7 7—24 Virginia 59, Duke 0 East could muster just 76 yards in Fryar 5-73, Dykes 5-61, Solvers 4-40, McMurtry Sacked-Yards Lost INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ken Green, $a045 72-71-71-70—284 Clemens. Toronto took a one-game The Eagles had an opportunity to Cleveland 7 7 0 0—14 W. Carolina 21, E. Tonnessoo SI 17 Bob Eastwood, $2,045 73-67-73-71—284 total offense. Hard-working 5-10, more. 2-33, Stephens 2-29, Perryman 2-8, Overton Punts RUSHING—Detroit, Poole 8-97, Sanders Firs* Quanar William & Mary 24, Connecticut 7 Ftotrick Burke, $2,045 71-72-70-71—284 lead by beating Cleveland 5-4 in 10 tie after Mike Rodriguez recovered a Felrfleld Prep O • • 0 — 14 Fumbtes-Lost 1552, Wilder 3-6. Tampa Bay, Arxforson 17-71, 195-pound fullback Adam Alibrio 1-15. Cincinnati. McGee 6-163, Brown 3-71, SD—FG Rovoiz 42, 1:47. MIDWEST Flick Fohr, $2,045 72-68-72-72—284 innings while the Red Sox were East Catholic O o 0 0 — 0 Penalties-Yards Cobb 1547, Harvey 2-18, Testaverde 2-16. fumble by Prep QB Mike Connors, Green 3-17, Holman 2 7, Kattus 1-17, Taylor Cle—M.Johnson 64 interception return Akron 48, Fullorlon SL 17 Ed Fiori, $2,045 71-68-72-73—284 accounted for 53 of those yards on Scoring; - . Time of Fbssession PASSING—Detroit, Peoto 17-26-0-169. losing 5-4 in New York. 1 0 Cent Michigan 17, Bowling Croon 0 Brian Warts, $2,045 71-69-71-73—284 who mishandled the snap, at the FP- Glenn French 8yerif run (paae felled) (Kauric kick), 5:56. Tampa Bay, Testaverde 13-22-6181. 10 carries. Many times he had to MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Second Quarter lllimis 56, S. Illinois 21 Bobby Clamport, $2,045 71-71-68-74—284 Clemens, Boston’s 20-gamc win­ Prep 31. FP- Mike Connora 1-yd. run (French poM INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RECEIVING— Dotroit, Johnson 7-73, Mat­ twist and turn for yardage after Illinois SL 46, Missouri-Ftolla 0 Emiyn Aubrey, $1,591 67-74-74-70—285 fromConnora) RUSHING—Atianta, Broussard 15-45, Lang SD—Miller 19 pass from Tolliver (Fleveiz thews 414, Greer 2-37, Sanders 2-24, Clark ner, was scheduled to pitch Sunday f^ur plays later. East quarterback Indiana 58, Missouri 7 Larry Silvoira, $1,591 75-68-72-70—285 being hit behind the line of scrim­ SUtletlce: 1-4, Miller 2-0. San Francisco, Rathman 7-28, kick), 8:58. 2-21. Tampa Bay, Carrier 4-65, Cobb 3-18, Iowa 45. Iowa SI 35 for the first time since Sept. 4, when Aric Alibrio handed the ball right EC FP Craig 16-26, Montana 4-12. Cle—Hoard 1 run (Kauric kick), 13:05. Anderson 2-37, Hall 2-32, Hill 1-26, Harvey 1-3. Tom Eubank. $1,591 68-73-73-71—285 mage. Miami, Ohio 16, CirKinnati 12 he was sidelined with tendinitis. But 4f Offenelve Pteya » PASSING—Adanta, Miller 25-41-2-337. San Third Quarter MISSED FIELD GOALS-Nono. Konny Knox, $1,591 71-72-71-71—285 Dan Roggl/Manchaeter Herald back by fumbling the snap from SO—Miller 23 pass from Tolliver (Floveiz Michigan 38. UCLA 15 Dennis Harringte, $1,591 68-72-73-72-285 t Firet downa 13 FrarKisco, Montana 24-36-0-398. his right shoulder was still sore and center. 65 Broncos 34, Seahawks 31 kick), 8:19. N. lllirwis 42, Kansas S t 35 Alan Schulte, $1,591 71-72-69-73—285 BROUGHT DOWN — Fairfield Prep receiver Tim Grant hauls “An obvious problem is our size,” Ihrda ruahing 150 RECEIVING—Adanta, Rison 11-128, Dixon 11 Fourth Quarter Bears 19, Vikings 16 Nebraska 56, Minnesota 0 Mike Donald, $1,591 69-73-69-74—285 he was scratched. East third-year coach Leo Facchini Prep’s hard-charging Randy Vhrda paealng 35 OT 5-73, Collins 4-93, Bailey 3-32, Milling 1-9, 76 Total yarda 185 Broussard 1-2. San Francisco, Flice 8-171, SD—Bornslino 1 run (Floveiz kick), 3:36. Minnesota 7— 16 Notre Dame 20, Michigan SL 19 Paler Jacobson, $1,501 70-71-67-77—285 Tom Bolton tried to replace the in a pass, and is hauled down by three East Catholic High said after the Eagles’ 12ih consecu­ Zingo, who made life miserable for 1- 4 Peaalng 4-10 Seattle 7 7 10 7 0—31 Jorres 5-125, Sherrard 4-75, Flathman 4-20, A— 77,429. Chicago 5—19 Ohio U. 42, Tonnessoo Tech 32 Mike Hulbert $1,491 71-71-73-71—286 Boston ace, but couldn’t. He lasted tacklers in their game Saturday at Carlin Field. Among those 0 Intarcapdona 0 Denver 14 14 0 3 3—34 Craig 2-2. Sydney 1-5. First Quarter Purdue 41, Irxiiana SL 13 Steve Lowery. $1,491 73-67-74-72-286 tive loss. “We’ve got one kid who’s East at his nose guard slot on SD Cle Chi—FG Butler 23. 5.08. SW Missouri SL 34, Austin Poay 7 Harry Taylor, $1,491 74-68^71-73—286 only 1 1-3 innings as the Red Sox 1 Fumblae k>*t 1 First Quarter MISSED FIELD GOALS—Adanta, Davis 46. who stopped Grant are Mike Fusco (20) and Greq Barry (22). over 200 pounds, the rest around defense, also made his presence fell 2- 30 PaniHlea Sea—Fenner 4 mn (Johnson kick), 6:46. First downs 16 14 Second Quarter Temple 24. Wisconsin 18 Brad Faxon, $1,491 71-71-71-73—286 4-51 lost for the eighth time in 10 games 175. It’s obvious (we’re getting offensively. Zingo (16 carries, 75 816.3 Punting Den—Jackson 6 pass from Elway (Treadwell Rushes-yards 38137 19-44 Chi—FG Butler 51, 120. Toledo 28. Ball SL 16 Billy Tuloa $1,491 71-70-70-75—286 Prep won, 14-0. 2-24J kick), 12:35. Passing 129 218 Min—fG igwobuike26, 4:50, W. Michigan 37, Kent St. 10 Keith Clearwater, $1,491 72-69-69-76—286 and fell to 6-12 since the day Don—Mecklenburg 2 fumble return (Tread­ Return Yards 80 87 Chi— Anderson 8 run (Butlor kick), 1306. Ysungstown St. 24, E. Michigan 14 Grog Bruckner, $1,428 60-74-74-70—287 Clemens was hurt. well kick), 1332. Eagles 27, Rams 21 Comp Att-lnl 12-29-2 17-36-3 Min—fG lgwobuike24,14:57. SOUTHWEST Stan Utley, $1,428 68-72-73-74—287 Ark.-Rno Bluff 25, Alcorn St 7 “Wc miss Roger in the rotation Second Quarter Philadelphia 3 14 3 7—27 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-10 814 Third Quarter Tod Tryba, $1,428 70-73-70-74—287 Baylor 13. Sam Houston S t 9 Tom Pornice Jr., $1,393 70-73-74-71—288 because you can count on a W when Sea—Fenner 2 run (Johnson kick), 5:29. LA Ram* 7 7 0 7—21 Punts 842 837 Mir)—FG Igwobuike 22. 5:19. Blundering Patriots Chi—FG Butter 32, 11:40. Fourth Quar Colorado 29, Texas 22 MarkPloil, $1,333 69-71-70-78—288 Giants are boring Don—Jackson 29 pass from Elway (Tread­ FIrat Quarter Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1 he’s out there,” Wade Boggs said. well kick), 13:06 Penaltios-Yards 4-30 10-50 ter Mississippi 21, Arkansas 17 Tom Silva, $1,372 69-74-73-73—289 Phi—FG Fluzok 43, 8:42 Oklahoma 52, Tulsa 10 “But he helped put us in a position Don—Bratton 1 pass from Elway (Treadwell LA—Ellard 50 pass from Evered (Lanslord Tinre of Fbssession 34:12 25:48 Min—Jones 17 pass from Wilson (Igwebuiko Dave Elcholborgr, $1,358 71-72-73-74—290 kick), 14:42. kick), 13:05. Rico 31. Northwostern 14 Grant VWilo, $1,344 69-74-73-75—291 to win the division and all wc have kick), 10:55. Texas A&M 40. North Texas 8 Third Quarter INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Chi— FG Boiler 52, 14:56. Clark Burroughs, $1,330 67-74-78-74—233 have very long day Second Quarter to do is win a few more games.” See—FG Johnson 39. 9:20. RUSHING— San Diego, Butla 24-90, Harmon A -65.420 Texas Christian 31, Oklahoma St 21 Mike McCullough. $1,316 70-72-72-82—296 but very effective Phi—Quick 15 pass from Cunningham FAR WEST Fortunately for the Red Sox, eight Sea—Hellor 2 pass from Kriog (Johnson (Ruzok kick), 7:29. 6-30, Eiomstine 5-20, Tolliver 1-(minus 3). kick), 13:12 Cleveland, Hoard 14-34, Metcalf 5-10. Arizona 22. Oregon 17 Crestar senior scores LA—McGee 10 pass from Everett (Lansford Boise SL 34. Boston U. 21 of their last nine games are at Fen­ By JOE KAY fortunate tlic first two games tliat we Fourth Quarter kick), 13:03. PASSING—San Diego, Tolliver 12-29-2-139. First downs MANAKIN'SABOT, Va (AP) — Final scores By DAVE GOLDBERG Stoyanovich’s 51-yard field goal on Cloveland. Kosar 17-36-3-232. Rushes-yards Brigham Ybung 62. San Diego SI. 34 way Park. Toronto plays its final were die ones dial got the turnovers. Don—FG Treadwell 27, 7:52. Phi—Williams 14 pass from Cunningham Colorado SL 38. Texas El Paso 20 and money winnings ol the $350,000 Crestar The Associated Press The Associated Press the first drive of the third quarter. Sea—fanner 4 mn (Johnson kick). 12.13. (Ruzek kick), 14:26 RECEIVING—San Dtego, McEwon 6-60. Passing Senior Classic at the 6,644-yard, par-72 nine on tlie road, including llircc Today things changed.” Harmon 3-36, Miller 2-42, W ilson 1-1. Rolurn Yards Fresrw St 42. New Mexico SL 3 “Everyone’s playing well," said Qverllme Third Quarter Hawaii 19. Utah 7 Manakin course at the Hermitage Country Club next weekend in Boston. The Blue llic Patriots came into die game Den—FG Treadwell 25. 9:14 Phi—FG Ftuzek 18. 5:23. ClovelarHi. Motcalf 6-77, Hoard 4-26, Newsome Comp'Att-Int course: CINCINNATI — Marc Wilson’s EAST RLHllERFORD, NJ. — defensive end Leonard Marshall, 3-47, Langhorne 2-35, Slaughter 1-40, Bronrwn Snekod-Yards Lost Idaho 37, Weber St 27 Jays finished 44-37 at home and are widi the best turnover ratio in the A—75,290 Fourth Quarter Jim Dent $52,500 73-64-65—202 first pass was a tip-off on the kind of Want u boring team? Take the New who combined with Lawrence Phi—Drummond 2 run (Ruzek kick), :51. 1-7. Punts Loo Trevino, $28,000 68 68-67—2(J3 39-33 on the road. Boston is 46-27 NFL, having lost die ball just once LA—Gary 1 run (Lanslord kick). 6:47. MISSED FIELD GOALS—San Diego, Reveiz FunUjlos Los! Gary Player, $23,000 67-64-73—204 day it would be. York Giants. Taylor for the first sack of Marino 44 Punaltios-Ya/ds at home. in two games. Tlicy gave it up six First downs A—63,644. Golf Larry Laorotti, $20,000 69-69 68—206 It was off-Uirgct. It drifted. And it Want on effective team? Take die this season. “I don’t know what it Rushes-yards Time of Possession George Lanning, $17,000 6 8 70 69—207 The Blue Jays had won 15 turned a bad decision into a big dmes Sunday — four by fumble, Passing George Archer, $12,333 78 6869—208 Giants again. means in the long run but, for now, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS straight games al Fenway Park over Fleturn Yards First downs Rives Meboe, $12,333 6 8 6 7- 75—208 break, the first of many for the un­ twice on interceptions thrown by Chiefs 17, Packers 3 RUSHING—Minnosola, VAilkof 18-72, Wilson Using their characteristic blanket we’re really on top." Comp-Att-Int Flu shea-yards Tallwood Chi Chi Rodriguez, $12,333 69 67-72—208 three seasons until tlic streak was Wilson. Tliey also had two blown Kansas c ity 0 7 0 —17 Finnoy 424, Clark 2-1, Nowsort» 1-0 beaten Cincinnati Bengals. defense and three yards and a “Wc just didn’t challenge at all,” Sacked-Vlarda Lost Passirtg 10 3 36. Dale Douglass, $9,500 68-72-69—209 slopped in June. Boston is 4-0 Green Bay 0 3 0 0— Chicago, Andoraon 23-91, Muslor 14 90, Har- LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Gross- Paul Comcrback Lewis Billups inter­ pass coverages, a botched punt and a Punts Fleturn VWds 3 Frank Beard, $9,500 7867-72-209 turfbum offense, the Giants beat the Miami coach Don Shula said. “It bough 4-29, Groon 2 5. Konnoson 75, Ed Stone 77, Net- Tom Johnson against Toronto at home this year. Fumbles-Lost Comp-Att-Int Second Quarter Terry Dill, $8,300 7 8 67-73—210 cepted Wilson’s pass, the first of six holding penalty that nullified an end GB—FG Jacka 46, 9:09. PASSING—Minnesota, Wilson 13-252-159. 72, Sal Russo 74, Dave Hanzelko 70. B Gross- Miami Dolphins 20-3 on Sunday, was an education for our young of­ Portalties-Yards Sacked-Yards Lost Pels Brann 65, Gordon Beebe 88. Nat- Dave Rocky Thompson. $7,800 69-70-72—211 “Wc need to gel back home and New England turnovers that fed tlic zone intercepdon. Time of Fbssession KC—Okoye 5 run (Lowory kick), 1401. Chicago. Harbaugh 5-16-1-43. Mike Joyce, $6,550 687568—212 their third win without a loss and the fensive line ag-ainst one of the excel­ Punts RECEIVING—Minnosola, H.Jonos 5 72. Stark 73. Jim Ftilchie 75, Frank Giantonlo 76, Fourth Quarter Dob Charles, $6,550 6 8 72-72-212 pul it together,” Red Sox manager Bengals’ offense in a 41-7 victory “We blew ’em out because they Fumblas-Lost Curtor 4-38, Wulkor 2 2, Jordan 1 38, Finnoy Dick BarnoD 76. Blaine flareld 76, Ftoger Lon- first defeat for Miami. lent defenses in the league.” INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS KC— FG Lowory 20. 4:29 Larry Mowry, $6,550 6872-72—212 Penalties-Yards _ Chicago. Boso 1-25, Muslor 1-12, Smith tocha 77. C Gross- Dick Day 89, Eisn Bossl 04. Joe Morgan said. “Wc’rc in good Sunday. The Bengals (3-0) used made so many turnovers,” said RUSHING—Soatlle. Fenner 22 1 44. Williams KC—Polry 33 intercoption return (Lowory 1 -9 In die process, they held Dan But that wasn’t enough for the Time of Fbssession 18, Morns 12. Andorson 1-(nxnus 4) Not- Henry Darna 69, John Guard 73. Gerry shape considering tlic way we’ve Boomer Esiason, who capilali/.cd 11-32, Krteg 2-5, McNeal 1-2 Lovillo 2 Den­ kKk). 12:01. Dewitt IMsevar, $6,550 787872—212 four of the turnovers in a 31-point 1 MISSLD Fll 1 D GOALS—Chicago. Butlor 36 Brooks 74, Ran Daniels 76. Marino to 14 of 30 for 115 yards, crowd of 76,483, which from time ver, Humphrey 25-129. Bratton 4 13. Elway 2-1, A—58,817. Jim Ferraa, $4,900 74-71-68—213 been playing.” first half lliut left the F^triots (1-2) with a pair of touchdown passes. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Gross- Sal Dan Morgan. $4,900 the fourth-lowcst total of his career; to time booed New York’i Winder 1-(minus 2). RUSHING—Philadelphia, Toney 24-103, 72 72-69—213 Russo 77. Nut- Tod DIasko 72, John Sullivan Bobby NicIk Is, $4,900 Today, a coin flip was to deter­ counting their blunders. And they made them right from PASSING—Seattle. Kriog 20 28 0 213 Den­ Cunningham 7-44. Sherman 3-14, Byars 2-8, KC GB 69C8 76-213 intercepted him twice and shut down uluaconservaiive offense in only the 72, Dick Doinoyors 72. B Gross- Gordon Dick Fthyan, $3,950 mine which team would play host to the suirt. ver, Elway 30-40-0-297. Drummond 1-Z Los Angolas, Warner 9-18, F trst downs 14 17 How AP Top 25 fared 72 73 69—214 Tliey were almost too numerous Tha Aiaoclalad Prase Beebe 81. Net Roger Lontocha 70, Jim Allen George Jofinsen, $3,950 die Miami running game. Saniniie second regular-season gome ever RECEIVING—Seattle. Williams 6-53, Blades Green 1-0, Gary 4-5, Oelpir>o 1-3. F^sfies-yards 34 153 26 121 How tha top 25 loams in tf>o Associalod 74 70 70—214 a one-game playoff if Boston and to number. Wilson, playing for die injured Fussing 118 136 71, Jim Morxjitto 71, Don Wunrxk 72, Jan Jesus Rodriguez. $3,950 Smith, who entered the game lead­ between the two teams — the other 4-50, Kane 4-47, McNoal 3 53, Skansi 19, PASSING—Philadelphia. Cunningham Pross' collogo (ootbuli poll tarod Saturday; fifl 73 73—214 TOUCHDOWN — Giants' F^turn Yards 48 45 Jayson 72. C Gross- Dick Day 89, John Guard J.C. Goositi. $3,950 Toronto wind up lied. “A lot of tilings went wrong Steve Grogan, drojipcd back on die Heller 1-2, Ferxier 1-(minus 1) Denver, John 10'29-1-248. Los Angelos, Everett 17-351-260, 1. f4ot/o Damo (2 0) boat No 24 Michigan 69 71 74—214 ing the NFL with 215 yards in two was in 1972. Comp-Att-ln! 9-21-0 19 31-2 93. NuL Bob Gould 68, Joe Beaulieu 73, Clam Bob Wynn, $3,950 QB Phil Simms signals a son 9-120. Jackson 7-76, Sowell 6-53, Bratton RECEIVING— Philadelphia, Jackson 4-77, SUito 20 19 Noxt: V8. I^jrduii, Saturday 78 70-74—214 Clemens was to be examined today,” Wilson said. “It seemed like first play from scrimmage and direw Sacked-Yards Lost Ftontillo 74 Homoro Blancas, $3,950 games, was held to just nine yards in For the second straight game, the 3-7, Humphrey 2-11, Kay 1-17, Naltiel 1-10, Toney 4-49. Quick 3 37, Byars 3-20, Barnett 1-9 6-35 2 Florida Slata (3 0) bout fuluno 31-13. 71 68 75-214 Punts 5 42 4 29 TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross- Paul Ken Cliarles Coody, $3,200 everything iliat could have gone touchdown in Sunday's game Mobley 1-3. 2-39, Williams 1-14, Shuler 1-12. Los Angelos. Noxt: vs. Virginia Tach. Saturday. 7571-69—215 five carries. Miami got over mid­ Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2 2 noson-Jim Alton 75 Not- Ed McLaughlin-Clom David Fteilo, $3,200 MISSED FIELD GOALS— Seatda. Johnson Ellord 7-145, Holohan 3-21. McGee 2-25, John­ 3. Auburn (2-0) did not play. Noxt vs. No 6 72- 72-71-215 Please see CLEMENS, page 18 wrong, went wrong. We’ve been I'Ica.se see PATRIOTS, page 18 with the Miami Dolphins. Penalties-Yards 1M 03 ttontrllo 62, Dave King-Gerry Brooks 62. Sal Alton Oohon, $3,200 field only once, for Pete Please see GIANTS, page 18 39, 44. Denver, Treadwell 49 son ?-€, Cox 1-26, Anderson 1 -25, Faison 1-12. 10-46 73- 78 72—216 Time of Possession 2606 33:04 Tonrv)&&oe, ^turday. Russo-Chic Soabeck 62. Larry Mancour. $3,200 786873—216 18—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Sept. 24, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Sept. 24, 1990—19 High School Roundup Mets keep pace, but are fast running out of time

By The Associated Press Montreal 2-1 in 16 innings, Cincin­ four hits and Barry Larkin had three NL Roundup nati beat San Diego 9-2, San Fran­ as visting Cincinnati completed a East runners fare well at Guilford Invitational The Pittsburgh Pirates can’t pull cisco beat Los Angeles 6-2 and At­ four-game sweep of the Ihdrcs and GUILFORD — The East Catholic O’Neill said. “Jen Connor ran im­ couldn’t find its oilense and bowed, away from the Mets, but New Louis manager ‘after starting the lanta beat Houston 3-0. lowered its magic number to five in High boys’ and girls’ cross country pressively.” 3-0, to Parish Hill Saturday morning York’s pursuit of the National season as a California announcer. Pirates 7, Cardinals 2: The the NL West. teams fared very well at tlie Guil­ East boys’ and girls’ teams return in the consolation match at the Win­ League East leaders is starting to “But it hasn’t turned out that way. Pirates, who had scored only one Larkin drove in three runs and ford Invitational on Saturday. The to action Tbesday when they host St. dham Tech Invitational in boys’ soc­ run out of time. The Pirates have more energy than earned run off Tewksbury in 27 1-3 Luis Quinones homered for the Invitational races were run by class. Joseph of Trumbull at 3:30 p.m. at cer action. Pittsburgh beat the St. Louis Car­ the Mets. Jim Leyland has them career innings, scored three runs in Wickham Park. Reds, who outscored the Padres The East three-man freshman Cheney fell to 0-1-2 with the loss dinals 7-2 on Sunday to maintain a biting and scratching. They have a the first Wally Backman doubled, .team composed of Sue Conklin 34-12 in the scries and outhit them while Parish Hill improved to 2-1. 2>/2-gamc lead over the Mets, who lot of confidence right now.” Tewksbury hit Jay Bell with a pitch (fourth), Jess Natches (fifth) and MHS boy runners 54-31. Cheney’s next action is Tbesday beat Chicago 7-3 behind another Tewksbury (10-8) gave up six and Andy Van Slyke doubled in a Sarah Rowe (seventli) took first Dwight Gooden victory and another run. Bonilla hit a sacrifice fly and take 16th place against RHAM High in Hebron. runs and six hits in five-plus innings Giants 6, Dodgers 2: Rookie place as well as the five-man junior Darryl Strawberry home run. Barry Bonds singled home Van MANCHESTER, N.H. — The as Pittsburgh won for the fourth John Burkett (14-7) won his third team of Katie Litke (second), “Overall, we didn’t play that “Everybody was focused in on Slyke for his 113th RBI. Melanie Spiller (third), Sara Gilbcr- Manchester High boys’ cross badly,” Tech coach Frank Nieder- time in five games. consecutive game as San Francisco what we had to do,” said Pirates Mets 7, Cubs 3: Strawberry, who tie (eighth), Sheila Murrihy (13th) country team took 16th place in the werfer said. “It was 1-0 late in the At Wrigley Field, Strawberry hit dropped the Dodgers five games be­ manager Jim Lcyland, who was homered for the second straight and Amy Freedman (17th). 44-team Manchester, N.H., Invita­ game. We had some opportunities.” his 37th home run to tic for the NL hind the Reds with nine games game, has eight home runs in Sep­ East’s Jennifer Connor easily tional last Saturday. Cheney sweeper Kettaphone angry after Saturday’s 3-2 loss. lead and Gooden won his ninth con­ remaining. took the sophomore race with a time “We had a great experience and it Keovilay, who was playing well, “(Bob) Tewksbury has pitched well secutive decision against Chicago tember and is tied with Ryne of 17:19 for the 2.5-mile course. was a fun day. We learned a lot,” suffered a strained shoulder late in against us and the guys responded and his seventh straight overall. Sandberg of the Cubs for the NL Matt Williams had three hits, in­ Nancy Byrne and Alison Mac­ Manchester coach George Suitor the second half. With him sidelined. well. They were prepared. They “As far as my job goes. I’m sup­ lead. Daryl Boston, who homered cluding a pair of RBI singles that Donald secured third and sixth said. Parish Hill scored two insurance went up there in the first and were posed to be a big lifter,” Strawberry Saturday, hit a two-run homer on gave him 114 RBIs, tying him for places, respectively, in the senior Dave Hoagland was 53rd, David goals to put matters away. just stroking the ball, nobody was Sunday. the league lead with Joe Carter of said. “If I have the opportunity to race. Wilk 68th, Matt Labbe 86th, Bill “That (losing Keovilay) hurt trying to do too much.” Gooden (18-6) has won 15 of 16 San Diego and Bonilla. Defending State Open champion Scheideman 125th, Eric Passmore defensively,” Niederwerfer said. Bobby Bonilla homered and come through, than sure, a lot decisions since June 2 and is 21-3 Chris Ray was impressive in win­ 139th and Scott Herman 149th for Bob Goulet and Chris Daigle drove in two runs at Three Rivers depends on me.” lifetime against the Cubs. Braves 3, Astros 0: Paul Marak ning the boys’ senior race with a the Indians. There were 250 runners played well for the Beavers. Stadium as Pittsburgh reduced its Strawberry left the game in Phillies 2, Expos 1: Charlie (1-2) pitched a four-hitter at Fulton entered. Parish Hill 1 2— 3 seventh inning complaining of time of 16:42 for the three-mile magic number to eight with 10 days Hayes singled home the winning run County Stadium for his first major In the junior varsity race, David Cheney Tech 0 0— 0 muscle spasms in his back. course. Greg Ciaglo was 12th while Scoring: PH- Jamie Attwood 2, Tony Stone left in the season. John Smiley in the 16th inning off Bill Sampen Wade was 30th, Joe Ouellette 59th, league victory and Dave Justice hit Mike Dalessio was 36th. Dan Thiery Saves: CT- Matt Marcotte 9, PH- Willie (9-10) limited St. Louis to two runs “I seem to play with aches and as the third-place Expos fell 6>/2 his 27th home run. Bill Young 66th, Jason DeJoannis Deason 5 took third in the junior race fol­ and five hits in 5 1-3 innings. pains no matter what happens,” game behind the Pirates. Montreal 71 St, Mike Dougherty 78th and Max Tha Aasoclatod Prass lowed by Gregg Romero in 31st and “When I was broadcasting, I pick­ Justice who leads the majors with Dcvilles 140th. Strawberry said. “I stuck it out. It’s broke up the longest double shutout IN SAFELY — Pittsburgh’s Bobby Bonilla scores ahead of the Bob Rommell 57th. Craig East soccer game ed the Mets because they had more something I’ve gotton used to. You in Veterans Stadium history in the 22 home runs since the All-Star Cioravanati was 40th in the Manchester’s next action was tag by St. Louis catcher Tom Pagnozzi in the sixth inning of today against Windsor, Weaver and is called off experience and deeper pitching,” have to play with aches and pains.” 12th but blew the lead. break, homered in the first inning sophomore race. John Carlson was - * 1 , 4-- said Joe Torre, who took over as St. In other games, Philadelphia beat Reds 9, Padres 2: Eric Davis had off Bill GulIickson(9-14). their game Sunday in Pittsburgh. 10th in the freshman race followed host Conard High at the West MANCHESTER — East Catholic by Shawn Delaire and Ray Tanski in Hartford Reservoir. High’s boys’ soccer game with Fair- 39th and 40th, respectively. Cheney soccer loses field Prep, scheduled Saturday Dan Roggl/Manchatlar Htrald "Chris Ray had the fastest time of morning, was postponed and will be STOPPED — Manchester High running back Jason Dixon is stopped by Bulkeley’s Darnell the day and set a course record,” first of the year played Wednesday at 3:45 p.m. at Smith, left, and Randy St. Pierre in their game Saturday at Memorial Field. The Indians won, In Brief . . . Weather delays Rich keep getting richer East boys’ and girls’ coach Kathy WILLIMANTIC — Cheney Tech the Eagles’ field. 19-6. MHS hockey signup set Davis Cup play MANCHESTER — The Manchester High School ice as 49ers find new weapon UConn snaps winless streak hockey team will be holding its first signup session for o Clemens the 1990-91 season on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Weather was giving the By The Associated Press Washington sacked Troy Aikman D “ n From Page 17 teacher’s cafeteria at the high school. Anyone wanting to Austrian Davis Cup team more difficulty than its eight limes, forcing a fumble and try out for the team must attend this session. A parent or American opponent as it tried to end the semifinal NFL Roundup picking off two passes. The with 1-0 win over Villanova guardian, and a $50 registration fee, must be brought scries between the nations. The rich, alias the San Francisco 49crs, keep getting richer. Redskins played tlie second half IE Wednesday. Thomas Muster and Horst Skoff had brought today in Boston by Red Sox team get a goal. We finally got one. We without quarterback Mark Rypicn, — m By JIM TIERNEY to make a call,” Morrone said. “It If you can’t attend the session, contact head coach Eric Austria within one set of victory Sunday when rain John Taylor, the NFL’s leading receptions by a running back. physician Dr. Arthur Pappas. needed to win this. We’ve got to just means that the linesman has sig­ who sprained a knee. O o Manchester Herald Famo at the school. and darkness forced play to be suspended for the receiver, was sidelined with a Raiders 20, Steelers 3: As Pit­ Clemens got the medical OK last start to put some kind of streak nalled he has seen something. He bruised lower back on Sunday so tsburgh’s attack continued to sputter Chiefs 17, Packers 3: Christian week from Pappas to pitch, but his night. Okoye ran 5 yards for a touchdown STORRS — Attempting to snap a together.” (Buckley) just felt there was no Swim Club to hold tryouts chief mechanic Joe Montana went to — the Steelers still haven’t scored ^ DO shoulder wasn’t ready. Resumption of the scries was delayed this morning and Stan Petry returned an intercep­ three-game winless streak along Saundcr’s goal at 9:51 of the foul.” his toolbox, rummaged around a an offensive touchdown Uiis season H ■< Clemens tried some soft tossing MANCHESTER — The Manchester Swim Club will by rain. Officials hoped the rain would stop in time tion 33 yards for another score. The with an overall offensive drought, second half — only the Huskies’ Saunders, who drew a starting as­ while and found Brent Jones. — the Raiders kept up the defensive m in the Boston bullpten on Sunday hold tryouts for new members on Monday, Oct. 1, from 6 to finish the series today, but again were faced with Chiefs dso recovered two fumbles, the University of Connecticut men’s second goal in the last 354 minutes signment, appears more confident. With San Francisco clinging to a pressure, sacking Bubby Bristcr six and had to stop after just a few to 7:30 pjn. at the Manchester High pool. an early onset of darkness because of overcast condi­ sacked Don Majkowski six times in soccer team desperately needed a and 51 seconds of play — didn’t “I’m getting more and more con­ tions. 12-10 lead over Atlanta late in the times. throws. come without a bit of controversy. All swimmers must be 18 years of age or younger and his first start of the season and Al­ win against Villanova University in fident,” the graduate of Northwest capable of swimming 25 yards of crawl stroke with The contest was to resume with Skoff leading third period, Montana and Jones Marcus Allen scored on a 1-yard “Today was not good,” Morgan The 6-3 Saunders stripped Catholic in West Hartford, said. hooked up on a 67-yard touchdown bert Lewis made his seventh career Big East Conference action Sunday proper breathing mechanics. Michael Chang two sets to one in the decisive singles run with 11:03 remaining and Mer- said. “It’s still tender. He had to put Wildcat defender Rich Maue of the “The players are making me feel pass that was the difference in the vyn Fernandez caught a 66-yard TD punt block. Majkowski was 19- at the Connecticut Soccer Stadium. Non-Manchester residents are encouraged to join. All match of the best-of-5 series. the ball down.” ball in the left comer, went un­ 49crs’ 19-13 victory over the Fal­ pass from Jay Schroeder with 8:32 for-31 for 171 yards. | - 0 3 The Huskies, at 0-2 in New more cornfortable. The more com­ children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at Skoff was leading 6-3, 7-6 (7-4), 4-6 when offi­ Bolton (9-5) gave up three runs molested into the penalty box and fortable I feel, the more my game is cons. left. Fernandez had five receptions Saints 28, Cardinals 7: Rueben England play, may need to win the the U-yout. cials determined it was too dark to continue and o o on five hits and lost his third straight grounded a seven-yarder into the going to develop.” After a brief scramble, Montana for 130 yards. Mayes, who missed last season after Big East Tournament title if they Fee is $200 for Manchester residents, $250 for non­ suspended the match. Play started an hour later than start. Mike Witt (5-8) gave up three right comer of the net. found Jones, his 6-foot-4, 230- Bears 19, Vikings 16: Kevin Achilles tendon surgery, scored hope to qualify for the NCAA Tour­ Just prior to Saunder’s goal, an residents and $50 each for any additional child. Regular scheduled Sunday because of rain. m r n runs in seven innings and Dave The linesman, Rick Bryant, had apparent goal by Husky co-captain pound light end, on a short crossing Butler had field goals of 23, 51 and three of New Orleans’ first four Righclti got his 34ih save. nament for the 17th time in the last practices are Monday through Friday from 5 to 6 p.m. for In the first singles match, Thomas Muster played signaled an apparent pushing foul on Brian Parker was nullified after an pattern at the 49crs’ 42. Jones outran 32 yards and then boomed a 52-yar- touchdowns of the season. Mayes’ Trailing 5-3, the Red Sox tried to 19 years. UConn is the defending less-experienced swimmers and from 6 to 7 p.m. for nearly flawless tennis to defeat mistake-prone Andre Big East champion. Saunders by raising his flag. The illegal throw-in was taken by linebacker Jessie Tuggle, sides­ dcr with four seconds left after Min­ TDs came on runs of 10 yards in the rally in die eighth. Ellis Burks drew those more advanced. Agassi in straight sets and tie the bcst-of-5 scries at third quarter and 4 and 14 yards in On the strength of freshman Mike Villanova players responded to that UConn. tepped a diving Bobby Butler at the nesota punter Harry Newsome a leadoff walk from Eric Plunk and For further information, contact Larry Aceto at 2-2. The winner of the scries will face Australia in the fourth period, giving him his O O Saunders’ third goal of the season, and stopped play, but Saunders did Morrone is taking his time with Atlanta 40 and held off Deion fumbled a snap. Butler won a battle Mike Greenwell tripled. But Plunk 645-6931 or 636-5657 (work). the Davis Cup final Nov. 30-Dcc. 2. The Australians first three-touchdown game as a pro. m z UConn turned back Villanova, 1-0, not. Saunders. Sanders with a straight arm for the of field goals with Minnesota’s struck out Dwight Evans and Mike defeated Argentina 5-0 in the other semifinal. Chargers 24, Browns 14: Billy before a crowd of 4,016. UConn “Once the lineman raises his hand “You should never depend on a MCC meu’s soccer loses last 10 yards. Donald Igwcbuikc, who had three. Marshall and retired Tony Pena on a for a foul, the players recognize this “1 didn’t think Joe saw me,” said Oilers 24, Colts 10: Warren Joe Tolliver threw two touchdown 5> 1“> grounder. moves to 2-1-1 in the Big East and freshman,” Morrone said. “He’s got MANCHESTER — The Manchester Community Col­ and there’s hesitation,” Villanova the potential to be an excellent Jones, who caught five passes for Moon became the Oilers’ all-lime passes to Anthony Miller and Henry Boston got a runner on first base 5-4-1 overall. The Huskies host the lege men’s soccer team came up on the short end of a 3-1 3J CO coach Chris Jones said. “The game player at Connecticut. (Pedro) 125 yards. “I maybe had one in col­ leading passer and produced three Rolling returned an interception 67 in the ninth, but Boggs grounded out University of Rhode Island Wednes­ decision with the Wesleyan sub-varsity team Saturday at is no longer realistic. The referee DeBrito and (Elvis) Comrie played Winless Huskies lege that was longer than this one, touchdowns. Moon hit Lorenzo yards to set up a third score. The X > to end the game. Boggs went O-for-5 day at 3 p.m. Villanova slips to 1-3 McCormick Field. MCC falls to 1-5-1 and was to play at in the Big East and 3-4 ovei^l. (John Buckley) said he waived the no better as freshmen.” something like 75 yards, but I was White with touchdown passes of 13 Chargers, who hadn’t scored in the > and each time made an out to finish linesman off.” Greenfield (Mass.) Community College today at 3:30. just a little wide receiver back then.” and 7 yards in the second quarter, second half of their first two games, an inning. “We got a goal,” UConn coach Brian Hall registered the shutout After a scoreless first half, Scott Wolchefsky put MCC X Morronc had a different opinion. in goal for UConn, which outshot look for answers Montana said the play was “a the first touchdown catches of trailed 14-10 at halftime. Blue Jays 5, Indians 4: Toronto Joe Morronc said with a big smile. up 1-0 with a goal nine minutes into the second. Wes­ “You don’t know how hard it is to “When the linesman raises his Villanova, 24-15. fake sweep, designed to bring Jerry White’s career. Moon also threw a But Tolliver found Miller for a scored a run in the ninth inning off flag, it does not mean the referee has leyan responded with three unanswered goals by David (Rice) across the middle to block. 6-yarder to Ernest Givins with 3:03 23-yard touchdown in the third relief ace Doug Jones to tie it, then Davis, Jeff Hughes and Sasha Chanoff. John Kloter WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) — Connecticut came to William & Mary looking for a victory. It left looking for The tight end was the second guy left to play. quarter, then Rod Bemsline scored won in the 10th when Mookie Wil­ played well in goal for the Cougars, coming up with four from the 1 after Rolling’s intercep­ answers. coming behind him. Against teams Moon completed 29 of 39 for 308 son singled over Cleveland’s saves. that take your widcouts away, some­ yards and a career total of 19,289 tion. The points were the first drawn-in outfield. Th* Assoclatsd Pross Giants and Patriots triumph “Right now I’m discouraged, and I’m usually not,” MCC womeu bow to Deau Husky coach Tom Jackson said Saturday after his team times that happens.” that surpassed the club record of lowed in the second half by The Blue Jays had been 0-5 in RUN DOWN — Boston pitcher Wes Gardner pauses after the Cleveland this year. MANCHESTER — The Manchester Community Col­ Like the 49crs, the Cincinnati 19,149 yards by George Blanda. extra-inning games at the SkyDome Yankees’ Steve Sax homered off of him in the seventh inning lost 24-7 to the Tribe. Eagles 27, Rams 21: The Eagles lege women’s soccer team bowed, 8-1, to visiting Dean Bengals, Los Angeles Raiders. New Broncos 34, Scahawks 31: John before rallying to win in tlieir last The loss to William & Mary (2-1) leaves Connecticut finally won after two losses. Randall of their game Sunday at Yankee Stadium. in midget football league play Junior College Saturday afternoon. Brenda Bailey scored 0-3, its worst start since 1979. York Giants and Chicago Bears Elway and David Treadwell worked home game. Toronto set a major remained unbeaten at 3-0. Cincin­ their magic again, six days after ral­ Cunningham threw for two touch­ league attendance record of on a penalty kick for the lone Cougar goal. MCC was to “We don’t know how to explain it,” guard Lyndon downs and Andrew Toney ran for Rookie Frank Thomas homered in Mcirodome, Gary Gactti hit a grand MANCHESTER — Second week it in the final quarter on a 3-yard run to Eric Brown with Peter Santos ad­ play at Becker Community College this afternoon at Johnson said. “We came into the sca.son ranked No. 8, nati demolished New England 41-7, lying the Broncos over Kansas City 3,885,284 this season and sold out the eighth inning and Chicago won slam in the first inning for his 200th action in the Manchester Midget by Price, who also added die con­ ding the conversion. the Raiders stifled Pittsburgh 20-3, in the final moments. This time, 103 yards in a matchup of last year’s 68 times. 3:30. and no matter how hard we tried not to Idt it affect us, it NFC wild-card teams. in Seattle’s final regular-season career home run as Minnesota beat Football League last Friday night at version. But the Giants won it on a DeJesus added a final 27-yard TD was there. We were doing too much talking about what the Giants tlirashcd Miami 20-3 and they needed to go into an extra The Indians had their six-game Cara Rubin had three goals and Kaccy Coupe two to The weak nmning game was home game. Texas. Mount Nebo’s Carlin Field saw the 5-yard TD run by Larry Price with run in the second stanza, and also we can do. We need to stop talking and start doing it.” Chicago edged Minnesota 19-16. period. Elway completed three pas­ winning streak stopped. They won lead Dean. bolstered by Toney, who became the Thomas connected against Matt Gactli joined Harmon Killebrcw, Giants nip the Jets, 22-14, in a battle Kemo Teal adding the final two- added the PAT. The Huskies could do little against William & Mary’s At the other end of the spectrum ses and Bobby Humphrey ran 26 the first two games of this series and first Eagle since 1987 to rush for Young (8-17) for his fifth home run Tony Oliva, Bob Allison and Kent of unbeaten clubs, and the Patriots point conversion. Greg Hallowcll, Chris Marcoux, Bills looking to rebound defense. Quarterback Cornelius Benton, making his first are Indianapolis and Seattle, at 0-3 yards on a draw play, setting up were nying for their first-ever sweep 100 yards. since being was called up from Hrbck as the only Twins to hit 200 blank the Raiders, 21-0. Alex Ibsen, Jamie Savilonis, Tony David Gebcl, Kane Anderson, Bill start for the injured Matt DcGennaro, spent much of the the NFL’s only winless teams. Treadwell’s 25-yard winning field in Toronto. EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. (AP) — After a 33-wcck Double-A Birmingham on Aug. 2. home runs. Gaetti’s sixth career It was a 6-6 halftime tie between Muro, Josh Solomonson and Mike Daley and Fbl Flynn played well for afternoon running to avoid being sacked. Houston beat Indianapolis 24-10 goal. Tigers 6, Athletics 0: In Oak­ ride atop the AFC East, the Buffalo Bills crashed. They Rookie Alex Fernandez (5-3) slam capped a five-run first inning the Jets and Giants. The Jets scored and Matt Brown played well for the the F^U'iots. Chris Wollenberg, Mar­ Benton’s 14-yard TD pass to Jeff McNamara with while Denver nipped Seattle 34-31 Elway completed 30 of 40 for 297 land, Cecil Fielder hit his 48th home didn’t fall too far, though, and a victory tonight against . • - gave up one unearned run on five against Charlie Hough (12-11); first on a 39-yard pass play from Giants. Best for the Jets were Char­ cus Watkins, Kevin GrilTin, Brett 1:12 remaining averted the shutout. in overtime. yards, including three first-half run and second grand slam of the the New York Jets gets them right back into first place. singles in eight innings. Bobby Hough also was the pitcher when Dan Carangelo to Percy Price. The lie Brothers, Carangelo, Aric Smith, Dolan, Alan Skinner and Corey Benton completed 19 of 40 passes for 190 yards and Elsewhere, it was Washington 19, touchdown passes, giving Denver a ENJOY MORE season as Detroit delayed the Ath­ Thanks to Miami’s 20-3 loss to the New York Giants Thigpen pitched the ninth for his Gaelti homered in his first major- Giants countered on a 59-yard TD Daryl Ledbetter, PJ. O’Mara and Wrubcl played well for the Raiders. two interceptions, both coming on passes hurried because Dallas 15; Kan.sas City 17, Green 28-14 lead. Seattle rallied in the letics’ clincher for at least a day. on Sunday, the Bills have a chance to grab a share of the AFFORDABLE 53rd save. league at-bat on Sept. 20, 1981. run by Robert Hernandez. Chaz Scott. Action resumes Friday night at 6 of the Tribe’s pass rush. Bay 3; New Orleans 28, Phoenix 7; second half behind Derrick Fenner, Jack Morris (13-18) pitched a division lead at 2-1 if they beat the Jets. And they ve Royals 4, Angels 0: In Kansas Orioles 2, Brewers 1: In Bal­ The Giants went in front in tlie In the nightcap, the Patriots did all p.m. with the Raiders vs. the Jets “I just have to play smarter in game situations,” Ben­ San Diego 24, Cleveland 14; who rushed for 144 yards and three INSURANCE! four-hitter, struck out five and beaten the Jets five straight times, including blowouts in City, converted reliever Steve Fan- timore, Bob Melvin’s sacrifice fly in third stanza on a 5-yard TD run by the scoring in the first half. Sam and Patriots vs. Giants. ton said. “Some of the passes I threw 1 should have eaten Philadelphia 27, LA Rams 21; touchdowns. walked three in his 23rd career three of the last four meetings. pitched a five-hitter as the Royals the 10th inning gave the Orioles Rodney Oliver with Peter Melluzzo DeJesus scored on a 45-yard TD Standings: Giants 2-0, Jets 1-1, the ball or run with it. You could say it comes with inex­ Tampa Bay 23, Detroit 21. Redskins 19, Cowboys 15: Hie shutout and third of the year. But there is more to the equation. If tlic revitalized sent California to its sixth loss in their fifth sUaight victory and sent adding the conversion. The Jets tied run, and then threw a 25-yard pass Patriots 1-1, Raiders 0-2. perience, but the fact is I made some poor decisions.” Tonight, Buffalo visits die New Cowboys couldn’t duplicate their The Tigers began the game with Jets, under new coach Bruce Coslct, win the Kame. ihcv seven games. Milwaukee to its sixth consecutive Jackson said he was pleased with Benton’s perfor­ York Jets. last two trips to Washington, when three suaight singles and did not will W 2-1 and lied with Miami. Fan (12-7) struck out three and loss. “Wc’rc not in first place and we want to be in first mance. Montana completed 24 of 36 pas­ they won. The Redskins’ Chip score. But they broke loose in the walked three in his first major Jeff Ballard (2-10) pitched one in­ place,” Bills star defensive end Bruce Smith said. “The “I thought he hung in there good for his first varsity ses for 398 yards, including iliird- Lohmillcr kicked four field goals, second inning against Mike Moore league complete game. He has made ning for his first victory since May start. The offense is not all the quarterback,” Jackson quarter touchdowns to Jerry Rice one from 55 yards, and Darrell (12-14) as Milt Cuyler and Tony Giants Jets are in our way.” six starts and 50 relief appearances 27. He was the league’s top-winning said. and Jones, and Roger Craig tied Green ran an interception back for u Phillips hit an RBI singles and tliis season, and leads the Royals in left-hander last season with 18. Bodine wins Goody 500 Walter Payton’s record of 492 career touchdown. 1 The Tribe defense held the Huskies to 302 yards while Travis Fryman singled to load the victories. Ben McDonald pitched nine in­ From Page 17 MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) — GcofT Bodine shook the offense rolled up 455 yards — 220 rushing and 235 bases. Chuck Finley (18-8) will likely nings for Baltimore, giving up five passing. Fielder hit his first home run of off the effects of an earlier wreck and charged back to get two more starts this year as he hits. Ted Higucra (10-9) pitched the Giants had a 2-1 edge in possession of that first drive. “It also lets you forced him to throw hastily from capture the Goody’s 500 Winston Cup race Sunday. Chris Hakcl was 17 of 32 passing for 235 yards and CALDWELL the season in Oakland, capping a tries to become the first Angels whole way for the Brewers, giving — 40 minutes and 18 seconds to know you can move the ball. You six-run burst. He leads the majors in deep in his territory. He hit Troy Bodine look the lead to sUty when he passed Mark two touchdowns to lead William & Mary, which won its Nationwide's pitcher to win 20 games since Nolan up seven hits. Bill Ripken led off the don’t have to worry about adjust­ WBEKLYBrnCO homers and with 126 RBls, 19:42 for Miami. They outgained Su-adford at the P. and Perry Wil­ Martin on lap 459 and he pulled away to a 4.53-second 15th straight home game. Hakcl also ran for a touch­ OIL Ryan in 1974. lOlh with a double, stole third and ments. You just line up and say Home & Cor Discount White Sox 2, M ariners 1: Uic Dolphins 310-158 but were liams hit him as he caught the ball, victory over Dale Earnhardt. Martin finished third. down. TUESDAY Twins 6, Rangers 4: At tlic scored on Melvin’s one-out fly ball. stopped by nine penalties for 81 who’s going to dominate.” knocking it loose for Taylor to fall Bodine’s F«rd Thunderbird averaged 76.386 mph on “I was plca.scd with the way wc played defensively, 7.*00PM 6 4 9 -8 8 4 1 liiMiH' I'olh wHii liume ,ind 1..11 yards, including five offensive hold­ on at the 11. Martinsville’s .526-milc, low-banked oval. The race, but our off^ense was running hot and cold,” Tribe coach u iili N.iih 'iiu ule . .Mul cel .1 s|H' New York made it 10-0 witli 1:57 Church of the Assumption ing calls, and scored just two touch­ which featured the usual fender-banging batUcs on the Jimmye Laycock said. “1 was pleased with the way we ei.il MU)iie\ --.o me uu left in the half on Anderson’s first After replay official Bob Becks 22 South Adams Stiwt Call downs — by Ottis Anderson from a narrow layout, was slowed by 11 cautions for 58 laps. broke on the ball and our aggressiveness." >0111 luMiieou ners msui.mee \M ) TD at the end of a 62-yard, nine- declined to overturn the call, the Manchester, CT Patriots yard out i i tlic second quarter and 2 “William & Mary was just flat out better than we S200Admbskm .molliei inorie\ s.iv me diseouiil play drive that featured just about Giants ground it in, Anderson going Mansell cops Portuguese GP 9 yards in the tliird. over on a fourth-down play. were," Jackson said. “They made the big plays on third over $1,000 Cash Pttees For tlic only innovative offensive play of till \(Uii 1.11 msm.iiK e It was a milestone day for Ander­ ESTORIL, Portugal (AP) — Nigel Mansell of Britain down and keep their drives alive." A ir C oncttkxvd From Page 17 the day — a 26-yard flea-flicker Raul Allcgrc added a 45-yard t '.ill I od,i\ son, whose 72 yards in 25 carries field goal to close the scoring with won the shortened Pirtugucsc Grand lYix on Suni^y The Tribe scored first when tight end Michael Locke from Phil Simms to Mark Ingram Price!! put him into cightli place alicad of 1:03 left. when an accident stopped the race with nine laps remain­ caught a 5-yard pass from Hakel witli 8:05 remaining in behind Irving Fryar, right into the that pul the ball on the 8. Simms Breech a score in 152 consecutive returned a fumble by John Stephens Earl Campbell on the NFL’s all-time ing. the opening quarter. The Tribe then scored twice follow­ finished the day 13 of 25 for 182 About die only negauve note for arms of Billups at the Fauiots’ 39- games, passing Fred Cox’s mark set 40 yards to set up the game’s pivotal rushing list witli 9,433 yards. the Giants was an injury to Thylor Mansell was leading Ayrton Senna of Brazil by nearly ing interceptions to take a 17-0 halftime lead. Stan Bysiewicz yard line. yards. witli Minnesota from 1963-73. play. on die game’s final play — the early three seconds, with Alain Prost of France third, when the William & Mary is unbeaten in its last 15 home gimics ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. CLU “I was going to tlirow the ball in The Giants took a 3-0 lead on Sloyanovich’s field goal made it 386 Main SI root “"nie tiling you strive for as a diagnosis was a pulled left hamstr­ race was halted. stretching back to 1987. the flat to the tight end, and riglit On fourth-and-goal from die 4- Raul Allegre’s 22-yard field goal on 10-3, but Miami couldn’t gel closer. Mivictiesler, CT kicker is consistency,” said Breech, ing. Alex Caffi of Italy, in eighth place, was involved in Jackson, who said he saw improvement in last week’s Robert i. Smith. Iik . when I planted my foot to throw tlie yard line. Breech came on for what the final play of the first quarter “We’d make one play, but we All Lines of 06040 in his 12th NFL sea.son. “Tve been But the way things are going for the accident and trapped in his car just off the track. loss at North Carolina, said the Huskies didn’t improve INM KWSMIir" safety jumped up to (cover) tlie tight appeared to be a 21-yard attempt. after a drive of 57 yards in 17 plays couldn’t make two in a row,” Shula 649-2891 consistent over the years.” New York, it could have come at a Stewards stopped the race and the results reverted to against the Tribe. end,” Wilson said. “So 1 uied in Instead, holder Lee Jolinson took the on which tJicy held tlie ball for said. “Every time we started somc- Insurance The Bengals’ offense lias lacked worse time. Next week, the Giants the standings after the 61sl lap, allhougli Mansell already ‘Today we didn’t get better,” he said. 9 midstream to redirect tJie ball and sruip and threw a shovel pass to tight 10:25. The failure to score set tlic tliiiig, llicy snioihcrcd us.” consistency this year. The turnovers are home to Dallas, whom they beat liad completed 62 of the 71 scheduled laps. The Huskies likely will be without DcGcniuiro on NATIONWIDE get it to Irving. I didn’t make a very Sunday heljxrd it find a groove. end Rodney Holman, coming behind crowd to grumbling, but it set the “'Hiey have players who make 28-7 on die road a week ago, and the When the race ended, Mansell was 2.808 seconds Saturday against Yale. 649-5241 good throw.” Esiason threw a 42-yard touch­ center. Holman ran unchallenged for lone for the day. plays,” Marino said. INSURANCE week after that they’re off. ahead of Senna. , NalioowiO* It on you* tiJt Four plays later, Jim Breech kick­ the touchdown and a 17-0 lead. “When you do something like Tlial’s how die Giants finally put “I’m still pretty sore. If I had to throw a ball today, I down pass to Eddie Brown, who ran “Tm pleased we’re off to a 3-0 Senna’s second-place finish give him six points and 65 East Center Street ed a 46-yard field goal to start tlie tliat, you want the opposition to couldn’t,” he said. tlirougli double coverage to take the “We knew it would go if they die game away. stai^” coach Bill Purcells said. “But increased his lead over Prost in the drivers standing to ‘‘I ■ 11 ft »•'•<* V S< drubbing and set a record. Tlie kick, know it’s going to be one of those Jackson said he’s not sure when DcGennaro cun Manchester, CT u . .1 yftX* , - ,4 't ball in stride at tlie 5-yard line. came from die right side,” Johnson Early in the final quarter, Taylor we’ve got quite a long way to go. 18 points. Senna has 78 points to Frost’s 60 with three pushed by an 18 mph wind, gave days,” guard William Roberts said return. Linebacker Carl Zander then said. flushed Marino from the pocket and We need to remain disciplined." races left. 1 0