Mom: The sky's N U f W M i m l i l f i v M i n i fiiifctor: Secord sheds on affafr / MOVINO. AotomdBffO, the limit when kida UOIT 0«i«rtfntnt> AOAMNIlTMATtVl At- minutdi W d m f^ A f. wmfiina moehino end MaumMM AMvcr. tiitAnf. Wfrkinf 4 bddrdPm Pdfidd lAontlblt petition knowleOte of IlM AC Ponch,, 1 cor go shopping / pogw 13 •veliaMe ter inoivM* Id Ird oortv Miltno. tvi bathe, i mofithe MMII. W o<^ Aoriin Deadly: Ainge leads Celts over Bucks / wei oefuitometf to do- »ilfloinoot047-lia4. eacurlfy tfopMlf ta* tolledMl titvi^ work ond jLTuw rfoai* oufred. flN3, not inciud* eoit onwytlt. Torrift melon, inttj^ln a ca­ Inp uffimte. NO pdti. mutt Ottawa and toko rViiflV# PVDVf wOTK VfVl reer eorint for tropical OMI for oppoinfmontot involcino Invoivod. Ac follofo plontt In com* S M ^ . ^Fii OTrPr •pin. •wvweFVi euroto tvpino with morelal aeeountt. rooionoblo tottd no* Deed opportunity tor coMorv. Troln tor com* ouallty minded porton. keyboard toeh- Compotitlyo wooet, ox* i N o v i e u t nloM. AlooMmt office eetlent bonofitt. Coll ^ Q 8 $ iS 8 $ tt t m t o m - n o In to it Hartford, noor 077*4077. ISMwNMl'tfOtiSO M4. inturonco and lTB?A!nT5fRerTn^^ ■mutt *• aontion bonofiti. iW iro ire ?o‘oT“Tn* etoff, full eupport, com- 6flC*Stoi3w •m il Mono ni-OSSt. borton- ttollort. Ixporloneod -tl plot# buitnoM iorvleoi hoi m onoaor, tor or will train. Call Cev* with furnfturo, ohOM, entry 74^7^0I, M , or ontworina ond moil obolntmont or tend ro* VI'iitrr , • . :l.■' A City nf y ■ ; ,■ r lirn MHno to: Hartford Dot* 74l>Of77 tyonlnot. drop. At low oe 3377. ftMch. A.O. ten M7t. M A fU M I% * iwrton 047*4100. ^ t Hartford Ct.OttM. for chlldron'i tpoclol- M M iit W l gdriii r .n a» Ity thop. Marl*Modt, •ouaro foot of prime 737 Mein 8t.,downtown i p ^ wtfh miyofe both FULL YIme potitloni dolt. MOV IB 7,7 to 3. Thufiday, May ,1887 SeCinlB available at outeme- Monchottor. Appy In for leoM. Pull eervlce, 1 porton. AfitlQuo* ond hou*o- tlvo lube center, tMpo* hold oood*, hobby, rlonco holptui but will tAMIMiVlM. BoruTo a » *s8»,. "•* train. Coll tf-kOW. ptrton to plyo lovlnp a t MAM M W : Sffln HAM. 66t^uf. ^ iM jioe- core to Intentt or or commercial ute. plo wonted port time toddlert. Mon*Prl, Centrolly located, A u to m o tlv s nlphte. BKcellent pay 7am-1m or tpm*4pm. m porklna. include* heat. Hart cuts campaign short and opportunity. Apply The ChlMren't Ploco, 040*3iM. weekday*. 411 Tolland Turnpike m " Ot Mr. Donut, m W. tf been made on whether ta eoatiaaa Middle Tpke. Monchottor. Sy MiefMef'Mokftyckl followed a week of controversy there’s notMng 1 can do about tt." Monchottor. Mi»MT>'5W(iT. locii* M lf The Aisadatad Press about Ms relationship with taletwo- Jim Wooten of ABC News re­ fund rafafnf. Campalin offleiala MreiMHWIiT/Mtiitl- vine doctor't office w s man and part-time actreaa, Donna ported today that there had been a win contact werkera aroond Uie ont. Pull time /port teeklnp pleotont, or* - • f : . hSn Ba ^ m c I ? ^ ^ OROVSTON, N.R. — Damo- Rice, 27, of Miami, that caused a seriea of urgent phone calla be­ country to give thorn tfMi newa, ha time petitlent oyollo- aonlied, enerpotlc MAMTHA'f 1?fi!tyo?d. *pe^, om/fm cottette, cratle Ironl-runner drop in hia atandinga in polla here. tween New HampsMre and Denver aaid. ble In Monchottor of* medicol receptfenltt AyoliobitwookivJunt- 3 7 ^ mile*. Bxcellent Gary Hart, dof|«d by reporta about Admitting mlatakea, but declar­ on We(inesday nIgM in which the "They wilt he read the atateinent flee. Outlet Includet with knowledet ot Intu* Soptombor. Now 3 bod- ^^l^ltton. 33,797. W- hla ralatiahffilp with a young ing "I am not atupid,” Hart said he idea of stopping or suspending the and will he iMormed OMt the ottlttlnp doctor, tront ronce tormt. oood tele* room epntomporory eenator and Ma wife wooM 8ke (a phone technloue ond woman, today pot Ma campaign on had "notMim to Hide." campaign was discussed. doth roipontlbllltet, Capo, fully oouippod, Mft6'AAu*fanaTPr.“ix* hold and flinr home to Danvar to be tpem) tome Ume by themaelvet tome bookkkeepina npor Bovorrown anp Hia wife, Lee, was at Ms side for Sweeney said Hart had spent Includet htovy patient terler aoed tdhpt, with hit family, a apokeaman aald. the first time in a week Wednesday night in a Vermont hotel and called wtth the family and that ttaty don't contact. Wlllino to ond typlno tklllt. lend south Booch. 443*1337. need* enoln* work. retume ond talory re* ■vonina*. Hart cut abort a awing through as Hart started trying to put Ms Mm shortly after 1 a.m. today, tee the benefit In campaiMiM M train. Coll Carolyn ot Be*t otter. 44P337S. tMt point becauae tt ia Mfflcaft for Now Bnolond Bye quirementt to Box WW northern New Hampahlre, the atate campaign back together with a sounding "steady." c/e The Herald, l* CAMICoXlAlMlSonnr*. AMC itII Booio. AAlnt with isM’a firat pi^dentlal prim­ them to get their metaage ost. ft'a Coro, 0 4 0 ^ . 3 bodroom cettoae, condition. 4 wheel speech and town meeting. He was "He said, ‘We’re going home. Lee Brolnord Place, noor beach. Pamllle* ary, but pledged hia campaign will buoyed by a town meeting in and I want to spend time to­ difflcatt for the campaffn to move AAMT Yime teneroi of- Menchetter.______drive, outemotle, forward at ttilf poini in Unw, "Swee- tlce worker ter Mon* preferred. 1407 weekly. leodcd, olr. SMO, ne* continue. Littleton, where none of the mten gether,’’’ Sweeney said. chatter real ettote Pl\iLL Time ond port 347-S747. eotiabie. 447-3I4S. flpokeaman Kevin Sweeney, questions dealt with the He read Hart'a statement outaide ottleo, 3 hourt dolly, time. Are your retpon* readng a prepared text, tald Hart controversy. James River Corp. in Oroveton, a ^ e t t ’e vote waa hrtanae wtth tible .dependoble and 6 l 5A 6ffl*oo i7di, A door, lom t typlno and book* olr, om/fm cottotto, and Ma family were taking "a few Hoping to end the furor. Hart held paper company Hart had been anger at Umea Wedneaday aa he outMlnof Bttobllthed called for fairneta. And he con­ kooplnp ekporlence butinett needt tolet- powor ttoorina daya or a few weeka to be together." a 31-minute news conference in scheduled to tour tMs morning. holptui.IttIpTUl. i04Mfo. rottlce people. Coll E l f f i S i r outomotlc. "While running for prealdent It Hanover, answering questions on Hart instead flew out of New tinued to point out what be caned PIMI6H wTVR early Pebble ot 043*3171. 2SSS; Important, right now my family it subjects ranging from adultery to HampsMre on a chartered flIgM to flawa In iunday’a Miami HeraM childhood eKptrltncc xrnrRtFi7BM'“T ^ •AMiLIk. Am^im fflora important," Hart taid in the minute details of Ma weekend Denver, Sweeney said. ftory that aald Rice apent Friday to work with 4 vtor eld PAPT Time drlver't 1* 0**. 3040 tauer* feet, nfgM and moat of Saturday with helper ter turniture de­ indutfrlal *pac* with 440. Oop^ohlo, rollo- atattmMttt. activities with Rice. Aaked repeatedly If the departure children. Pull or port bit, only need* botttrv. "Thia campaign and the ideala "1 can Just tell you the facts and means the Harts are reaasessing Mm at Ma Washington towMioute time. Alto ptrton to do livery. LIcentehelptul. office. Boty acc*** to 047*1717. Leave 1*74. Call 4W-7471. 3400. Wodnotdov AApiMie and Ideaa It repreaenta will con­ we'll leave It up to you and the the campaign, Sweeney referred to while Ms wife wae In Denver. Hart llpht coeklnp 4 hourt In threuph Brldoy oven- tinue and our cause will succeed," public to believe them," he told the the statement Which aaid the and Rice deny the atory. om. Olottonbury. 033- mettoge.______Ino* only. 74^7434. t m or 0334140. CHILb C m immtdloiely HART TO HART IN NEW HAMPSHIRE it tald. packed news conference Wednes­ campaign will continue. needed tor two child* ... Qary and Lae together Wednesday Hart’s decision to return home day. "If you don’t believe me, Sweeney said no decision had Pleane tern la page i AUt 5 body tKop In AAon- M erchaniilie chetter orto leekino ren, evenlnot. Mature S C R A N T O ji ter metlvoted worktrt adult. Call 04i-M37,otk tor auto rcflnlthlnp. ter Jeonnle. Is B w tr* * "* h IIITILER • PLTIRNTR Top pay, vocation. In* hAolnienaner OHRVSLBR tXBCUTIVS GOP seeks turanco plan, odvonct* Pull or port time expe­ THINKING ot 0 now or llCMdoTiewTISIn^^ M p R o t i n B ^ RMMfTUK VBMIOLBB AND SBLBOT Oflll troln. Mutt rienced perton In tioor WON'T LOttlll ThI* t Inp. 1133,700. Victorian Second teen dies Sentotlonol 7 room An- UNO 0AM... be dependoblo ond core, IntIde and eut- bedroom lownheute It uMd hornet Coll U B M tirtt ter your beuilna loldl Built Oorrlten style condo in Blielow 77T?HFirTa57#ri *m nNANClva ox lAtO hove trontprotatlon. tlde work. Coll be­ In move-ln condition I niedt. We hove home Colonial. 4 bedrooms, Brook Btfotet. 3 bed­ choir*, motol. 447-M71. $200 million Immediate openinot. tween Tom ond 3pm at 1W botbt. Ho* tinitbed tllei ovollable In Mon- 3.3 botbt. 3 flrtplocet, rooms, IW botht, de- Anytlmo. M ACCORD LX 1(0. 047-7930. 043-4410. botement. Bxtro ttor- cheiter, Vernon, ond lorpe tint floor work­ tlrobl* end unit. Oak MNieOAN MAXIMA rm nTTFTirv^ A Pew pood men tor ilpht ope. Lecoted neor re­ South W indier. shop or ottleo. fully floon. central olr. tuU MMLIANT4W. In school suicide in tax cuts Nurtery helper carpentry ond point* creational tocllltle*. Whether you ore Inter- oppllonced kitchen, oil walk out botement. MTAO WAQON wonted, IS ttortino Inp. 0 4 P ^ . porocblol ichoolt. On ettedln buylnp, lelllnp, window treatments or* Bmtry Meol Bttot*. 343- E m •T CARAVAN r«Mt (A pay. Mutt be reliable. but line. No ibowlnp* Included • beoutitui tet- ML*OARON4*. By The Attoeloted Pratt Jonesboro, Ark., was listed In stable until Boturdoy May bulldlnp or luit need to condition at St. Bernard’s Regional HARTFORD (AP) - Repuhllcan 044*1700. coniult lomeene on llne on Lookout Moun- iF*R3mcko!IO II^ ^ •SCOROLUtR* ilotive leadera today caned for 3nd. Don't wolll Coll your root etlott ntedi, loln In Monebetter. Bxcollont pictur*. S3S. lOLAttn Two 18-year-otd boys shot themselves, Medical Center In Jonesboro. B eil fettote to r oppolntmont. S334,3M Jockten B students told police that Emmons milHon worth of atate tax eale Moolty World. coll u t-w t'rt olwoyt Coll 347-9439. •tripTHAve. m one fatally, In front of classmates in and a tmaller Ineroaae In atata wllllnp to oMitt you. U Joekton Meol Bttot*. EyFiiS'EiiiY Anytlmo.D (NCeNTURV«» icfiolils in Ptortda and Arkansas, pointed the pistol at a dassmate wtth a 3ANDBLASTBR and Precbotte-Btnoll Atto- B M Moolty. 343-3373.0 347-S400.D 'whom he had had a dliaiteetnent, said, •pendine for next year than it bMng clotot. 343-7707.D •AbooatPXKMM authorities said. prapeaed by Demoerata, aaying H’t Polntert neededi Min­ n PW Vo Markef. HAony MRAM5 Mew LltflnpliT MSNcR8PFHr3orto?i •ORtLIANT** Karl Tramer died early today at "TMt should he tor you," then turned imum ot 3 yeort expe­ iCITftW: lftl.166. Hebron - Spoclou* Se time to fhare the ttate'a largeaa E lB f S u Cbormlnp updoted 1177 Improvomenti have ottice, Hilliard pretet- " n 5 5 ? ® •• ®t0 twea(Nw*. Tampa (Pla.) General Hospital, hours the gun on himself Wedneeday morning. rience. Solorv com- boon mode to Ib it 3 ♦ 3 room L-tboped ranch, tlonol bulldlnp. 1,133 liMOEll_____ *S ALLIANOt t Ar. He Was wounded In the abdomen. with taxpayers. menturote with 3 bedroom Colonial after shooting himself in the head “ It's time that we return the duplex, Includlnp; new 4 bedrooms, 3 tull touor* feet plus lorpe **MLIANT4Ar. *s!4SS Tramer, a Leto High School sopho­ experience.e r ^ i i M/P. 043- All reel ttlole odvtrllMd In centrolly locoted neor ell burner, newer ild- botbt, I cor oorape, tterop* oreo, Itt fleer. Wednesday at the cloae ot an advanced money to the people who have aent Bolton Orten. 13 x 31 Tip SiN S m iO ii Umol *4RKUANT4At. *4,773 literature dais. more, shot himselt without saying a Inp ond root. Locoted lorpe deck, many ex- Move In condition. In- Any tmtuni <*lhw*4. APn, nx ML40AR *1,470 tt here," Senate Minority Leader tuOiMt le Iht Pelr Heuilne tireploced llvlnp room ja^uB Bobby Emmons, a ninth-grader at word, witnesses told Tampa oftidals. BAHK teller. Port Hme Art et 17 which tnokM II In W ett Side et Mon- TrOlt QllivvtlVv BvfillfQt oulre todoy ot 343-3133. ■ivwit nvnw sm vsni nwwv*. tatORDOOURICRMi *I.SS8 ^ginaid J. Smith, R-New Hart­ petition ovolloble ter , looclout lunlltdlnlnp cbMter. 3 cor porobt, tituoted on o ISO n X 3W MMdt iMkolthop 4 lp§4ii fpnltl. MacArthur Junior High School in Orlan Briant, general area director lllteol le odvtrllte onv preh room wllb olcovo . •0 TOVOTA OtLKM *3,376 tor the Hlllsboraugh County achool ford, aaid at a morning newa S. Pflndtor Bonk B •renct, Iknllollon or dltcrlm- tull botement and Iniu- tt lot neor Ooy City conference. "It ahould be In their Trutt ot our Blllnpton inoHon ten d on roco. color, Lorpt oppHonctd kit- lotedl CollHpbtowoyl Pork. SI34.7B0. Jock- EAVIS CENSTMICTIMl ••0000(4001*. *4,tS6 system, said he was told Tramer was ottice. Prevlout teller rollolon, to* or nohonol ebon , don, mutic ton B Joekton Meol R o n tils tT M B It despondent about the drowning ot a tevlnga accounta and not In our room, hupt wrop- SI34,7M. Strono Meol or cothler experience orleln. or on IntanHon lo Bilote. 347-73S3.D BtlOlO. 347-S400.O friend last week. aavings accounta." helptul. Bxcellent moko ohv tuch protoronco. oround porch, 3Vb 875-3311 Smith and House Minority The boy was described as an Eagle Umllollon or dticrlmlnoHon. both*, 3 cor toropt. Than auapaeta Leader Robert Jackie, R-Mratford, ttortlna tolory ond In- Tho HoroM will nol know- Proporty otio Include* Scout and a good atudent, though his centlvet. 7:43 until 3on inoiw occool onv odvomte- want to cut the state’s 7.3 percent Monday, 7:43 until II looted outbulldinp. Manchttftr $130*S00 n % T performance had slipped enough re­ u which It In violollon ot Much moro. D. W. Pith TAKE A LOOK traval In atyla cently to warrant a routine academic salea tax by at least a half percent on Tuetdoy ond Ofed- and to reduce fees for car reglatra- Moolty. 343-1371 or 171- MAHCHBSTBM. Ideal tor PIRPWOOD warning that he was in danger of tailing netdov, 7:4S until 3 on I W If W tU T ■ I400.D C L E A N C A P E *SS 0 etrO. • ttrt l•n*tll•. MCTIRY iXECUnVt MRt Living well Is the best revenge — tions and drivers’ licenaet. Thurtdov, 7:43 until 7 Home*—from It (U re­ tingle worklnp women. Direct from Pord a class. W>yweHRTtM;tVtA,W>. Centrally locoted. Non ertm. (Ml vereo. I ctrO mini- aa long as you don’t get caught. Teacher Deborah McFarland said she Smith and Jaekle aald spending on Pridov. Pototlnp pair). Dellnouent tax mvm. MAITaR/VIIA CARD Motor Co. Detroit, increases for all hut a handful of boturdev tchedule. property. Repo*»et- A Cook'* Dollpht. 3 smoker. Meterencet Three men accused of breaking noticed nothing out ot the ordinary Apply belween7ond 13. bedroom Colonlol wllb ond tocurlty. S30 Mlchioon. Into a University of Connecticut atate agencies shoutd be limited to tion*. Coll t- WS^kt- AM etr* are lotdod with before the shooting. Ml-P, ot 110 Pflndtor- 3000. Bxt. OH-7733 tor tupor 14 X 13 kitchen wttkiy. Coll Bleoner, dormitory fled tram the scene In a "It Just tears me up that that wouM 11 Mrcent. vllle M ., 3 Comert current repo ll>t. ond ploni 13 x M llylnp 3:30-Spm Only. 347- wiulpment. Have low mNot six-door limousine early Wednes­ 'They called the 14.8 percent room wllb roltcd 7473. t T M t lt AIM) OAiry balanet ot happen to such a Md aa tMa....." she Plpte, Blllnpton, Ct. day morning, police said. They said. "The kids seemed to like him an budget Increase already approved MANCHBbTBP. Peoce B boorth ttreplece. Pull tartory wirrintyl by the AppropriaUona Committee Quiet. II33.W0. Con be wolk-up attic could •3 Town Car, Btonatur* were apprehended In Mancheeter awtui lot; 1 like him an awful lot." PtHrLMU. Aoyler p ^ * found In thi* cleon 3 after police chased them along "aheolutely outrageous’’ and aaid pottlMy be 3 more •trtat...... SHvor In Jonesboro, science teacher David recent projections for a budget tion, 7pm-7pm. Bvery bedroom Colonlol lo- rooms. IVk botht, 3 cor 33 Town Oar. Brown Route 44 and to interstate 384. Hawkins said he was checking rail other weekend ovolla- coted on o nice reelden- ottoched porope. pool, 38 Town Car. Blua The driver ot the limousine. surplus approaching 7800 million ble. We otter o chol- beiore the first-period class began, and Hsrsld photo by Tueksr shows Connecticut is being ttol area. PIreploced prlvoto bock TBTKSBoTfeeorSion. •8 Town Car, Whita ’Thomas J. Portlance. 14, ot Hart­ saw Emmons with the pistol in his hand. lenplnp environment llvlnt llvlnp room with f^jR^RSTFEM^Xopit Bxcellont condition. overtaxed. with a prowlh oriented y o rd . D. W. Pith Wood oportmontt. ford, was charged wtth second- He said he didn’t realise It wasn’t a Joke Among tht guests at the Mayor's Prayer Breakfast this morning were bullt-ln Mokcoee*. Momty. 343-1971 or 371- Now luxury, hwo bed­ 7300. Coll onytlmo. 344- degree burglary, third-degree The governor’s budget chief toclllty. Alto occepHnp trench door* ond exit M57. until the gun went off. Doris Coughlin, who often opens her home to youths In crisis, and Robert oppllcotlont tor one I400.D room tovmhoutet. 377 M oriarty Bros. criminal mlichief, engaging police announced last week that the to hooted tunporch. Superintendent Bill Beasley said he state’s estimated budget surplus port time llpm to ham. Portnoi dlnlnt room, S up^ tiS - B ldw ell Street. 347- Used Car Specials In puriult and reckless driving. knew of no instances in whicii the boy DIgan, director of the Youth Service Bureau of the Board of Education. one tull Hme 3pm to clout. tm.900. 4 bod- •4 Mania 333 4 dr. *3178 Portlance and two other men had grown to UM.8 mllflon, largely fully oppllonced. pon- roem Oorrlten had caused problems. "As tar as t know, because ot changes In federal tax tlom. Monday throuoh trled kitchen. IVt STu 6 i 6 type. PorUy fur- 06 Lynn t dr. *3,700 charged in the Incident were he’s Just what you would consider a WO wOOWOfvO*. both*, lorte foyer, full Colonial with llvlnp nltbed. Werklnp tinpl* 03 CtprI V-0 AT. AC *0300 •topi^ by atate police at the lawB. Por more Information room.dinintroom 13'X preferred. No m s regular student," he said. wolk*up ottic ond o mol* 04 Coupar, Rtd *3300 The Appropriations Committee pleote coll D.N.S., 33' o ^ lo n ctd kitchen 3 Bedroom, olumlnum tided, oir-ccndlllened TntOBRTTprSTrpood Spencer Street exit of I-S04 at about The school set up counseling sessions oorote. D. W. Pith hem*. Centemperorytemperery Intwier.Interler. cprpeted rec. L*0»*. 443-mO. •0 Qrand Prta. Lo Ml. *7706 3 a.m., police said. According to Breakfast guests reflect last month approved a 18.04 billion tor studenU after the shooting and Cretttleld Convolet* M e ^ . 343-1371 or 171- ond u'x 33' )tt floor ledeled lUthen, pnd bpm. Puepe homo.l I tpoyoo te- budget tor next year, about 7187 cent HomerPenwood family room. Otont roc CLkAti I room*. 3r9 nwlo, I neutorod molt St Subaru Waoon *3006 lice, the limousine belonged to a allowed some lo go home early. “ We room ond otttc* on the ttrepipce. *l*ye.deye* retrtperoter. woeher. dryer, neor, heot ono hot 01 Dataun BtIO A/C *3106 neral home where Portlance million higher than thia year’s curtoln»,pnaMt corpettna InrtuOea. woter. Mellobl* oduH* cot. All theta. 414-1441 C were fortunate In that we already had a J S w R T lM.'My-op- lower tevt), 3 tull botht. (Mtixra Spm ond 447-1173 00 CuttaM I dr. *7706 worked. (ielalled plan ot action, and we followed spending plan. Ptf ffureWip supervteor. potntment. 4 tomlly du­ with reference*. Secur­ 74 Marpult (Braph.) *8173 Smith and Jaekle auggeated the Mow toklnp oppllcn- 3 cor por Oft . Morel D. o ^ 3. ______The passengers In the limousine. that this morning," Beasley said. on tragedy in Bridgeport plex. 4 room*. 3 W.PtthM*otty.343-)S7) ity Oepeelt reoulred. 03 Dotaun lOOBX *8106 Democrats, who control the Gen­ nOfyB tOt OVt UUf IW7 bedtoom* eoch. Bxcel- §9ISt%S!S«"' 449*0497 No pen. 443-9343 er AkC oderoklo molt Carl O. Bulgint, 31. of Wethersfield, Similar sessions were also set up tor plan. 7om-7pm thitt. or 371-1477.0 Cocker Spaniel, 10 06 Honda CRX *7B06 and Nlchclas J. Nalale, ID, of eral Assembly, are holding oft on tent lecoHon. tSIBWb. 3113. 00 Une. Town Car *11,000 the students in Florida. By Alex Olrelll tax cuts until next year, cloaer to Work Soturitoy b. Sun- Owner. 3474314. AAAWWHTiM.' T -gg. wtok* old. 7333. All Enfield, were charged wtth second- ■‘They're talking, counaellni, trytng doy ot hither rote ot RRBBViirrierteitn •hota. 447-1344. 00 BmmxI t dr. *7700 Attoclol* Editor election time. IM A M B Uew room oportmonl. 74 Qitn. Maruult L8 *7700 degrae burglary and third-degree to console end bring them back down," wtth beoutitui 3 bed­ criminal mlachief. All three men weekdoyo tree. It Inter- Wioncheeter. Nice bit room Cop*. Aluminum Avolloblo Immo- 04 Une. Mtrlt VII *17,400 said Paul Gore, Leto assistant principal. Duetts at the Mayor’s Prayer otted, pteeoe coll DH8 34* 3 duplex, tenor ole tldhto, I cor ottoebed Olololy. Hopolt. Motor- 03 Btann 4 Or . AT *4000 were held on SS.OOO cash bond. "The whole vtchool went through a Breakfast in Manchester this morn­ TODAY 9 utmtte*, treot Incottte. ence* ond tocurlly re- traumatic experience." ot Creeittetd Convotee- poroo*. Heel wllh BBMtn n , MSBBOt 00 Itutu DLX P/U *6006 ing took a moment to reflect on the hondy location, oil op- ‘ or oil. oulrod.443*S343*9343. IRTSir* 04NlManMQ8X *7000 pllpnce* Included, NMv* up lo IM» iHto. 3 Auplox In n workers killed two weeks ago tn { honor ot 013-3131. M-P. ■Wmsar ^KTr^AmotlntTIT- 04 Maoda 11X7. BHm *0300 the collapse of a shopping center It l8n*t dMd y«t newer vinyl tidinp. Develepert enceur- 3 tomlly homo. countl LImItad Hme JoCkton B iockton p p e a .7 4 1 ^ Include* oppllonco* under construction tn Bridgeport. MedlMto4e.347-Bllb.ci and woll*lp*woll cor- only. The Me new ton- MORMRTY Death toll from AIDS Al Tertl, an anchorman for TV A Republican plan to do away IMki NmATer^ atNno. ,Hool not tn* tmne ITS? tomlly tit* Channel I news In New Haven and wtth the Special Taxing Diatrict la M m m iTH .'~Hew tpmiiy. ThH Peewittui v ^ i na«oom.1MIPNr pool Indude* but* tun downtown Manchester, wMch was LiSn pp. ItTBAib. Oreot eluded. SSOirm o n ^ . BROTHERS the main speaker at the breaktaat. kiB pppiimeP 7 roem Cp *‘ Socurtty and vetoren- deck, tencino. tiller, rejected by the Democratic mlMo^ fVI ^^Mv^^fvbVfvy lev loddtrt, o(nd worranty 1 Cenltr PL sugipeBted the moment of silence in BHor lilLPwMikmeiMO. locakten. 3 be^koeme. MMfTklx'antp* ce* reoulred. 3cMldr*n nchBBlBrt C T is climbing past 20,000 ity on the town Board of Directors tor onlv lOlB. Pull tl- & Uie midst ot his talk, which dealt tn 8 torpo edt4n kitchen. xenotoknaad obW uI nonclno ovolloble. " part with press coverage of the Tuesday, Is not dead. Story on page 3 4 m » * r 3474)1(39. WW _ tei^ p t e tull, bei|^ I W M ^hpm e. Plr*t cornel PIrtt 8 WASHINGTON (AP) - The death loll May 4. diMster. 3. j pn hip pi p hW H U H W H T i M.i Tpemt. eervel coll Poul l-BSS- from AIDS hu climbed past It,ON. Today is a statewide day of il.fpcretplwlndt* iS>-734SoraB3-9l3-mi. Brown Mid that among adult victims: iTRUCRtympi Tte Oenlert Ibr Diaeate Control says * 40 percent were homooexual or mourning tor the victims of the ClMT, eool sm . It hiM now recorded SS,tltcaaea ot AIDS Apple. PeecB. Cherry BKk *pm MmoI on 0 voiy nB^34B477l. MBIl WWF BSgno. bitexual males. construction accident. Tonight, clear. Low 40 to 40. *------M Mutt toll. Includet In the United States since June 1701, and Tertl, speaking before about tIO WB Mun Iro^^. Am yyP^v W i wnnn* Pfpo ML P naNNO 0 n a s n r (Seek wllb loddtr. niter. * • peieent were homooexual males Friday, saany la the moralng, CHBVMDLBT 10,331 of the victlnu have died. That is a who (also were Intravenous drug people gaUiered at Concoadla Luth­ partly cloudy In the afteraooB. Itaed enlv one te(oten. WMBCKBM 1773. 330. 4 rntality rate ot nearly SO perrrant. eran Church, characterised the • P P R W e W T nnpfniW yVfi v m p * SISH.34MI33.34P-I3SI. loood. 1777 Wrocktr abuten. Highs In the mid tOs. Details on com be eton M tM* 3 IP 3441. Oentlemen 4433973. box, woto-bultt 3 ton * 17 percent were intravenoua drug disaster along wtUi bridge col- page I. 7 t PHr Some 404 ot the vicUms have been lapaet and recent political acandalB WtvMir k 6mCTV6*-TKw-|F HdMren, Public Health Service ipoket- abuaert. MM RKtoAp^kB^MpQ aa "newt we would rather not MJTweBiiT iM: T m /RrWfPPA* W fO V B ** I3H I llilh.74t-H)3 * 4 percent were heteroaexuals, hall Wee^_..p fld Srte'ttSiSr IVk man Jamaa Brawa aald today. tfoW wdWB tkin. S3S. 3434B4S. b d o d B MBM Chorp tr'R The goverameat health expetta are from HaiU or eait Africa, who had iaUmate coatact wtth aonMone wtth t ; h M he received e letter front 4 oppHpiip “ n n r ToUet rtMlem Many now aorta. OMOO fUtecasttiM that AIDS wUI claim 110.4M a woman (criticittng the TV elation f% l f%r b(*in. (mode't* order. or boat otter. Om o Uvea tnthta country by 1001. Mortoftbe A IM or at Mgh risk. Advtas______10 Lottery___ ssBia>Moowitwoo.KoWh Length tit* .celer, condition, m utt bo * t percent contracted AIDS from for braadcaaUng a pramottonal Mooli MPIP.3334IIS3. tooni vtettma have been bomoeexuals or MtwM aXolo by Tuebor piece In which Ute ttaUoB uaed newt Bushwss _ tl-tt ObttusHse. M im aiiaiBir-*"'*^ tabroveoDOB drue abosen. trensfUtioBB wtth Infected Mood orMood idbb Qwr tTpoMb^^ •WreVVIB •VT fVr compo(aenta. At Tprti. npute anchormBn for Channat 8. Naw of the dlMBter aa a meana of oppMomop. OtwttpMy 3NB itt SI9B Mere Fuor pcreenil bave been beterosexu- advertising Ite aervlee. leeMed. B3)B ptait oe- hta. wttb bait of Uwae victimt tram HaiU e Iperc^werehensopMUacaorhad Havati. chats with Mayor Barbara Weinberg at tha I .COM Mike. coagttlatioB dlaordert. He eald he Ibund out later Um B A n r * ' or Earn Ahrlca, where they bad latlmal* Mayor's Preyar Breakfest this morning. Tarxi was woman was the wile of anexccuUye oooiact wMi aotoeoae wttb AIDS or at e 3 percerd wisre aadetcimilBed. The nombere add ap to tOI percetst the sppakar for tha pvant. which took piacp at LODKINDPOMoneport- N ».P IN O PCOPLE oo- lOB'SMtBWlhB.bP latMt caaaatty ftiaiee are at of becaaae of rauadlag. Brawn aaid. Concordia Lutheran Church. t m m v u “RT rkiRRoiRciMK aiainAa piamA 0S93HMtt otTor. 347- uSSJ u JBS^' mSh^I&h Dowiilowii Nathan AgoattneHi won’t run; tax Ittua e>a»itm<» Cd»i«liite»»!t a iitf filgiy t»wtpw:r. no local replacement In eight torttowr 0 ^ dfpg^gBt' fWrwswt d^^aad nFWif HNra MR^n er d^^ada^^a. wee*iOwV Qi^wicf* wIM7 vF^eec^Nmiy veevc^ eutod ow (M Stage GsiRnHCiiiMMI^ a^99 99 Naritou A d o a m m u7 Maameo- imwiy 9% me emer vewNe Ri^^A Al^gg uLz, n^a ^r fWAiecfle# to (*# ItepeBReuR PSH- lerd^ai emoimNe wwo new dd^dam ▼mee ev •ptf mUnW gOwBWmtttp Rmw ^ w 9waAda wowww cmenN«ee J^dB^^dadd^de i^^me mny one reatlaiiem 1kaii'ef\ ftaew imn ddm^di ^ada l^ad ad^^dMl^^dk uMkMMf Ul K^BfmnKmrnd Me WAT A aNM* a ^deMd^d^^dlwVI^WWvt IPda wmr lie & w OOF liswJ Rwwtow dd.qxr IWn0^er dl^^iH^e wf^d r^PmHvrR. rBO itn aaantaWi wfOtxOfd w iiepwiiew cm11 *■ - ad ,d:- ., i^iwnenr onwranv rceunRigr pnRW m_ 4 » ^WlNRimwl Mddddfa9a9wm Mad^ddddh9099999, 9fw 099 vdB 9w dBdi 199 WWO M 0 * f ^99€9. sFneeKneriwVcmRBimmeereSM^a d^^^^ dd^^^nm^d^ddr dd^a l^nVr dwa^^da^Wi^^^^ MMf^Mddd M ^Bl^^g iFimr LwTawroarpeTy wafve* me, SBOftfe cFCMHr nxjVxin^’ BbwpVv^V Wi^F am^m I^PBW Qrlraw^w OO IBO uifie NPr yevng im iw . #MdNf& ZnXmomm)^ Krarrffc dm t MnKffi0 B¥fCVt0 or rmwW OTV fow e e h a rfe r p t MfifUWF dlM^a 9tdf wmmr leany ^^A^^dddotnhpi wo o jd 9^k % - >i^ilt/ A* f •• V(A'.iltte><' Am weakeniiyg th is gveart mwawmeiri. Nwpeleww ftr a t a^di^ A^aaL^^ga da^^db ad^a dA^^daa 99 wVMf V<*I 9W0flVy « • f••H/ A»# «F W(A».*fl»*’». fc" thought of the arch in lAOG as ar way to gterify h$w l8#WlbL two people iTt^nt me Bwie vewN. Memdd^^^^a^a at^d^^dHVrff. B9% miweeiY wrmer im perial cowqueata. 'The sftruetwre,, pzrtienved a fte r SiiksaaiM i>)ta jidfto ^ k M ,i n ^ AeDvif^aFiT, ■ rowiner ivaiiviieaier Mff fH^fpp, N' P$M Nefe dMe N( htdmphaf arches in aotksnf K&tae^ wee compfetezl hr f ea^e gF^av* appewriI Atoa im 9a ^dadMrronv*rmmer ac ad^^omie UOKr liOViOpO^ BlfCivv 0MOOIf mKO a. AMi^R M a m c im w r w eeeir upc pwi. POflN.ddMdd ISBH. Now. Franvee itiietrd e to madom th e fHmrwMMrrf. rndtifidm dO €m im LU Rain hito Gulf Coast; ' W W^QiflOHBn COjs 00 Agbilfnelire fe diie ef two (Nf ^dNwofi 8defd* oof hft foeitftott f&t d^d-td^d^^d^l^d^da t f O t O V HNONF — #hatfSthewaMfiiWoflhefwmiMM thiftpi 11^8 OtaMliMFF ^ ^fprttr w#N(lN0frdm(N4(»8eii»torfaf Luiiiiiieiii. ETiey m v wemieeimy « « « uPOrr ■ thMada^adEnWfTrCX m* 9 a CfntWOtJxfOfi f ir mtaJMtaaDOi TOTt d,^^ddlddi^^^dd^tP a a ve tfo e a t the center of Parrs? ^ygjStopMCIBO PPo g^ PPPtf faUfP PfP iM T ARv0w rw m a wtunss aw vi neipe wofrmpmaiRKV nf ofw r fooiiioui INedhw. nts caiK m m cy. sntother Manchester candidate flood watch In Texas ntcwEic/irB d m m ft^ mam omta aamdmmmm N (fN f to fhtd “faktof one person set of the emerges, M a a o rf* eendldacy to SlH»ir«ri MMf thmtdtrgtormii Texas storms dropiped t.i Mches sM iM s ad Hm ffH f dtywvpfed. i WVIK fv COSfIRVp fv race aiwaye inavee fne cimacee wuuru 0 9 non. of rain at San Benito, Z.Sinehesat Sht-or < KM nm Oca uniiiMtM. Aw rM ? . . . — _r Becom e 9 cnKira«fe, mn ne couru helter tor the ones MN.” he ssdd. The fueadbry eamwaHeu wM he dom ed fflneft o f tiM (k d t C otet OIW lOMV Mim uW mfw^aa mlWBKnBmWBT sot ffesuNKfiMeheciMtoetodsaM However, he aeknowledtfed that INrru■* ~aa^ ai Ai^Ame mtaJdadadeaddami^mdBd^UOIIUII vuiiiiimmij nvir.W^BI today, pTom»th>f a ttath flood Harlingen and a record 112 it would require too much tfme. to A inches on Galveston, where the laxpdgwd. m m e tte CDF Me ■oiHiMnf rrav pi uoauiy iw eir ner^ev Menohester wfff eeed a d a te td is watch in f« x a r Icwcf RtcOraiMte A iWas»aSS|fMtM| g y ' SV«»zar rdMlortto idtdtm igM deter^m delegates. Ghaumberr wtH mad Old mark was set in 1M2. A #Awl f( 060WWFWil86 IlWHIil the most, and (hat ft is unNkefy he Vancy, a t raiat Hiw«r«. TdftAYBIMHBt value. flartfetd Supertar Caurt last week. A. A a A.A A. a gaa AikA da^ajaMAkaddwaamB Today’s forecast called for M tf dNt; O rttm day fo would fMM up ie 112 mflNuH la Town Manseerf Hobwrt 0. Wb)s s holds lh« symbolic ■ngerro fngfly ffl UiC fMflgHDOTnOOO V ■ ! :■ L - • . 1S47, (fw Amertcan Medteal AssocM- BY PMt. FAMTMIBT hoadt to Haaaee road and aMHy The (awn arfgtoaffy assessed (he acoordng to a mdice In the who were u p ^ (hat the (he center continued thunderstorms over C tn ifa , Eatieffi lirtatkfr, Bam im m i Itrtdthf: nOvi w89 lOUffOBO Iffze,i r'nilaOSfpnia.Awe. tV^ rg wS^iFi I m Wev« IbtoN gpurad out what our new- budest-euHifig iht he preaerited fo ffw fowo Sostd of persanat praperty In the Narth Manchester (own clerk’s of flee No the central Gulf Coast, scattered tavorNa rsatoirint does wNh He bamn haprovmeata lot the die rd im DitBDfors tuB B dsy before memtmra adopted f ho 1987-M would attract large, noisy crowds. tnnlglit, clear. Lew te 45. Fflday, otifmv in the iiiOii. fOdoM ino aarnamk^mffiofycy wodiq 8iwmi AtotoA^Ofoonfo Main Street stare, which clased fn date has been set far the start af (he showers and thunderstorms over wiy pTflfrfv wfivfr ITNy wtm. TfMy pin Wfl budged. Though ho g«vo iho fool to f ho board, ho u rg e d Fehruary, at fl40.7W. Andy’s ot praeeeXngs. to particular, senior citizens who the southern Atlantic Coast and morning, partly cloudy In tlie afternoon. Higfis In tfie looAre amtmaia. Robert Iff BStflO. by th# devehpert (brougb tbeir property (axes. membere not to out his budgot Dropossf for tho eomiog Manchester Inc apueafed ta the ‘the appeal is (he secand ane tohe lived at the Mayfair Oatdena from Texas to Arizona and mid 509. Browning (itizy, SVabms s v^m v8 wfn^nB jpOwa Baard ot fa n Review in Fehruary tiled against (be Baard ot Tax CuffipfcX BCTubB uw fCfVOI Were (1933): Gary Cooper (190lt, gdwm to «gn batora you toad Ihoamatpm fbe plan drew crittoftm from fisoBl year. The dlreotora, though, took a fe w twipo*. scattered showers over upper Land (1909y, John UnUM (1933) sowie dtofHoww m etehaalt. fudud- and the panel lowered the assess­ Review far (he deefsians made (bis upset. Jufning the flght were a Michigan, Maine and New West CoastaL Fast Coastal: Tonight, clear. Low in that woM ttmo you throw the pen fflg Martuw, wbo iafd (be fuwu wm th o y tr im m e d a IHtio m oro th an $500,000, Bdopting a ment ta I00.7M. year. Last week, Manchester number ot ebureb leaders who away. apartment owner Raymond Da- feared (be gmie wmtd be a bad Hampshire. the mid 40s. Friday, sunny in the morning, partly aaiaMy briptog (be mail buBdere $56.2 million sgondfng glBn that will roquiro on# of the Andy's Is seeking a fawer assess­ gkadgwA^^dad aMd^^ddd^a High temperatures were ex­ fOBAV’t OUOrrC: "An. but a man'a Td0AV’B TMffA AHStWIRBi (0| OMry over otber buabMesee. lowest tig increMBS In tho last 10 yoers. ment. but the firm did nat say what mato appealed (he town’s decision fmnWfrCe OH CRIKirefi. pected to be in the 70s and OOs In cloudy in the afternoon. Highs 00 to tdi, reach shoutd exceed his gtaap, at what'a a heaven tor?” — Robert Cooper worr Ms test Osear at Beat Ac­ The three RepublicanDiTvaTT direefor*uiret'iviB most of the nation; in the upper Browning. tor (m tt4fj tor Me partormanea m voted wftb Demoeraletala to isupport \o SOs and OOs from the Great Lakes Northwest Mills; Tonight, clear. Low around 40, “SetrnaM y«rk.” (be plan. However.or,aa atmatodfeHAmenfiopuwizCan through New England; from the Friday, sunny In the morning, partly cloudy in the ' Town Chairman MmsffOIQ ddaaadkd ^mlaOlll M anchddtmrfArea OOs to around 100 degrees over the afternoon with a 50 percent chance of a shower, Highs Tuesdoy aald hia party conaMers MOTHER’S DAY eofjatuy Mjnos desert Southwest and inland Astrcisrapli (he extra 10.S milf (ax paid Iw over sections of California. in the mid OOs. 130 downtown stores aad offices in TdMVfiR fit Brf«/ (he distrtof unfsir in fight ot the IS A SPECIAL DAY AT kmd word wM eneourage others to do bonMng issue. tnBer. your bidding today. Harsh or aaaarttva Nash Wednmday also said (he HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN < l b i i r fflCIICB wm 8VOw9 OT UfipWBMni dMrIH proposal can be pofiticaffy DIrtetort InvHe vltwt from public q i t r t t i d i ^ raeotlon. ficfpfuf to Republicans ''If peopfe UINIA (SeyA. 22-«M. 21) Let bygonaa see it as a fairness issue.” The Board ot Directors will conduct a public *«**l^. ,** Oval Mother’s Day Cakes be bygevtaa today H you have fo deal As for the merits of the issue. from 0:30 to 7:80 p.m. In the Board at Directors o/IJf*-. J,*** PEOPLE PrMsy, May i, tol7 WTTn u p v fS O n WfiO gtBBppOTfTf0Q 7 OU hi Republicans have argued that atnee i s ^ a t e d on the first floor of the Municipal Building. The tba past. H tba grudge aaapa kifo your downtown parking is a benefit to directors welcome comments from the public __ Special Price $ ^ 6 9 serves 6-8 people MoiMy may ooi be dropped m your lap •eURMO (Oei 24A«e». 22) don’t ax- everyone, aft residents should pay. Future sessions will be held on the first ^esday ^ each month CyMIf StMiiierd, PM Wee Her- Under (heir proposal, the money from 0 to 10 a.m. and on the third Thursday of each month rom li’« tha best thing to happan to oaks since cake. And 7 Arm y fun iMiB, Tatti flrakaw, Stevie In ii*a yaar aiiead, bui If you'ra wttHng to peet oo-workers, even the ones you’ve also fl" & 11" and what a treat It It. Light, cake crunch. Cool and craamy axiertd yourself, your proapaota looA uaed to maintain downtown parking Actor James Earl Jeaes says Weader, K«i«y Hagere and bent over beokwerd to betp, to do sheet cakes from UMUUUiaiOchocolate OilUand vanillavoniMW DO*. «Plus, •«». ••vr-t.rich, coldtudgaand — good. Make Ihe moat of eacb of your tMngs for you today Ibal ere beyond tpacet would come from the * /u/*)tobllc meetings are held at locationa accesalble^to d«(iciou8 Icing You can hava K dacoratad for any he chose Ms role in a coming outer Stole. The momy raised opporfunHies. llY^Hl vel^/BDWilf^^Pk General Fund tax, and not the handicapped individuals. Those requiring help to get to a meeting $ 0 9 5 occasalon. Tha Dairy Ouaan* Round Caka. Eroian Vietnam-era film partly because will go to veleratM’ groups. TAURUS iAprti 20-May 20) •AOitTARtUS (Rev. 224)ee. 21) In apeeial tax. ahould call M7-8128 a week before the meeting to make and packaged for easy fake home Pick one up today. he enioyed his years In the Army. ”1 think this Is no OMwrtunlty sHuailon (tiaf you uaualty manage wfib gratifying your ambitlout alma today, Thla would increase the General ”1 was in the Army between for real heallag,” said RHter, who relative ease could prove to be annoy­ don't use malhoda you’H later regret. arrangements. ing today, but It won't defeat you. Keep Fund tax by .11 mills, but (he OOP Orders now being taken for that Special Mothers Day Korea and Vietnam, and I’m one portrayed a vdteraa suffering Momentary gains won't ba worth Uw also said money would he saved by from the effects of e x ^ u r e to your chin up. trying to patch up a bro­ prioa you may have to pay. Cake, Call 647-1076. We also have sheet cakes, square, of the few people who actually ken romanoa? The Matchmaker ael can bAMMORN (Dae. 22-Jm . 12) Guard eliminating the additional tax as- Mcoltl holdf office hours Saturday liked it,” said Jones, who plays a Agent Orange In the f y movie help you understand what It might lake against tandanMea today to saa some­ sesament and billing costs for the heart, and round cakes always available and on gruff Army master sergeant in "unnatural Cauaes.” He and to restore the relatlonahlp. Mall $2 to thing that oontronis you as more dlttl- district. Reaidents will have the chance to meet *‘a‘« display. "Gardens of Stone.” The film Volght appeared at a news Matohmakar, c/o this newapapar, P.O. cult than H eotuAly la. Think positively Marlow, though, said he Is Meottl, D-Glastonbury, when he holds public olfice hours In •tars James Caaa and Aageliea conference on Wednesday in New Box gi42S, Cleveland, OH ^1CH-342$. and get the true ptoture. opposed to using General Fund Manchester Saturday, a spokesman from the state Senate "If you don't buy your cakes at Hartford Road Dairy Quean, York to promote the concert. OSMiM ilkar 21-June 20) if your mate AQUARIUS (Jen. SS-SeS. IS) Uaa your taxes tor packing costa because you’re paying too muchl!" Hastes and is to be released unearths an laaua today that has bean a charm and wH today to sotlan up one Friday. "The horrora cannot be undone, there Is no guarantee that In a tight *"Sleottt wHf*a*ao* have Information on a variety of state bona of contention, pretend you didn't who la parflnani to your present needs. budget year the dlrectorsjaouhfcut Jones has won critical acclaim but we as a loving people can try hear him. Without fuel, the flame will be This parson lan’l halt aa lotigh as ha programs which mav be of Interest to local re*j“en‘»-.. . and a Tony Award on Broadway, to bring them some long overdue extinguished. appeara. iundlitg tor downtowp-^arklng to Meottl win be at the Highland Park Market. 817 Highland St., Snack Meal Special! where he la aappearing in the attention,” aald Volght, who won OANOSR (Anm 21-July 22) You might WSMS (Seb. MMMsreh Si) Don’t tel a keep the tax rate down. from 10 to 11 a.m. Pulitzer Prize-winning "Pen­ an Academy Award tor his role as have a ohanca to last your salaaman- bualneas aaaoelata’s bleak outlook at- Naab acknowlMged that there Is ces,” but says he equally enjoys a paraplegfc Vietnam veteran In ahlp today; you may try fo alter an asso- leot your optlntlstn today. CondHIona that poaalbHtfy. but he said It was Chicken Snack Fish Snack Hot Dog Snack clata’a oMnlon about somathlng he is are more promising than he paroelves remote. Qawitt haadt Covantry Llona Club making movies. the i$7i film "Coming Home.” dead sat against. them. Democratic Mayor Barbara B. Fish Filet Hot Dog ^ ” 1 have no preference between 6 Nuggets a LIO (July tS-Aug. 22) Things you press ARiSS (MarebM-AstS 1SI You'H be Weinberg haa aald that the tax on COVENTRY - HIchard Oawitt of 78 David Derive was recently Small Drink Small D rIn kJ I 2 t theater and film,” he said in a Shining mpmtnt too hard tor could be denied you today. motivalad to peHorm better today H you the merenanta ahould not be placed elected uresident of the Coventry Lions Club for 108'J-8i. The Small D rinkS I / “ $149 recent Interview from his Broad­ ANGELICA HUSTON and JAMES CAAN The secret to acquiring Is to be grateful, toeua on the rewards rather than tha on the general public because it is outgoiiiM president, Richard Oiggey of 183 Eric Drive, haa been Fries Fries ^ I way dressing room. "In film, For one brief, shining moment, not greedy. problamt. All ot your dllammaa ara Fries ■ . . . In new Vietnam movie vmoo (Aug. 22-Sepi. 22) A smile and a •olvabla. the cost of doing business. that's where one makes one’s an 11-year-old girl with a brain Marlow aald that the district has **()ther oliicera elected were Antonio D'Ambrosto J*" ' living. You can't make your tumor was sw e^ Into the make- helped create hundreds of new president; William Jones, second vice president; H o t D o g S p e c ia ls t living as a stage actor.” knocked unconscious. Robertson, said Wednesday In Los Angeles. believe world of King Arthur by narking spaces. In addition, the aecretary; David Soule, treasurer; David Newton. Hon tamer, The 40-year-old actress’ sons, who had followed them out of the actor Klehard Harris and the cast C iim iit Qttotatlons funds have helped keep the spaces and Herman Dahl, tall twiater. plane, maneuvered to catch up Peter, 17, and Elijah, 14, are from of "Camelot.” well-lighted and plowed In the Ifs bstr tints with Williams and activate her her first marriage, to high school The company, appearing In the winter, he aald. " 2 J J * A Fries parachute. sweetheart BteVe Craig. They musical this week in Kansas City, ”1 can Just tell you the facta and Gary Hart, and a young Miami Hachey said the plan to eliminate Mualc program plannad In Covantry Oregsry Baber Ison got a medal ”I didn't realise what had were divorced in 1073. Mo„ went to Children’s Mercy we’ll leave it up to you and the woman. the taxing district would “be a h i w i , 1 ^ 1 9 and $10,000 tor his aerial rescue of happened until I was already in Field learned of her pregnancy Hospital on Wednesday to see public to believe them. If you disaater.” He said that the district COVENTRY - The annual Instrumental Music Program wHl be •1.29 an unconscious fellow skydiver, the hospital room, after during filming of “Punchline,” a Miriam Harris, who underwent don’t believe me, there’s nothing could serve as the nucleus of efforts held at Capt. Nathan Hale School on May 20. The P°P but the daring outdoorsman was surgery,” Williams, who hopes to film co-starring Tom Hanks. I can do about it." —Democratic ’’The different between peUlles to revitalize downtown under the direction Janet Belden, will appear, as wHI the the fifth- surgery In January and receives and stalesmanshlp is philosophy," waiting for one more reward. get out the hospital next week, radiation treatments as an outpa­ isidentlal candidate Gary Manchester. through sixth-grade bands. ^^e *llrectlon of AnM^^^ H m feA Afl> »« IW«P f "You’re quite welcome — and rl, about his relationship with Bccording to histortsns Will and Oeamundo, the band director. One soloist from each grade level 5 6 5 said Wednesday. "I was very tient. The visit to the Overland K Ariel Durant. you owe me a beer," said thankful for Greg — what he had Vftt’ benefit Park, Kan., fifth-grader who a young Miami woman, at a news will be featured. COIN LAUNDRIES 9 Robertson, to. of Phoenln. after done to save my life.” conference in Honover, N.H. Mothtr, btau Next to Dairy Queen loves fairy tales was arranged by the woman he resetied, DkMM James Brown, Nell Dlnmend, "When Gary saya nothing hap­ ■tomSMMMMMtoBRRSMHHHHt Linda Ronstadt, Kris KrieteHer- the Oream Factory, an organisa­ WUUams, offered her thanks via a tion that helps grant wishes to pened, nothing happened. One art chargad EDC oppoaas distributor’s plant LOWEST PRICES IN CONNECTICUT video hookup from her hospital son and Crosby, Stills and Naeh thing 1 do know about my L o ttc irv FItIdIng a child will perform at a Fourth of July seriously ill cnildiwn. NAUGATUCK (AP) - A 21- A plan by a Chapel Road beer distributor to till In two acres of CompMdIy Remode/ocf room in Abilene, Texas. The actors, some appearing In husband, ho does not llo. 1 love my month-old girl was found dead Robertson, a computer design Oscar-winning actress Bally "Vfeicome-Home” concert spon­ husbond very much. My support wetlands drew the opposition of the Manchester Economic sored by celebrities for Vietnam coitume, alao touredsred the hoiui- Wednesday and the child’s mother Development Commission this morning because it would engineer tor ATRT, was honored Held, who has two teen-age sons,, is as strong today at 1 have and mother’s boyfriend were is expecting her third child by the War veterans. tal’a warda. stopping to talk with Connecticut daily apparently conflict with the Buckland Industrial Park Wednesday with the company’s ailing children aa we muaical’s always given to him.” — Lee charged In connection with her 32 Family Sized Wethers 8 Theodore N. Vail Medal for end of Uie year. The sponsors of the concert, to Hart, commenting In Denver on W ednesdayt 083 abuse, authorities said. regulations. ^ . chorus performed. e i^ o y e e heroism, The child will be her first with be held in Washington’s RFR reports about her husband. De­ Donna CIbulka. 28. telephoned While no formal vote waa taken on the plana by Hartford only 75 0 D load her husband of more than two Stadium and shown on HBO, Harris gave Miriam a tiara and P la y F o u r: 2028 » Distributors Inc., commission member Joseph Hachey said the During a skytdive I------In Arizona on arranged for bar to appear In the mocratic presidential candidate police at about 3:30 a.m. and said 3 WMh tumpuraturtz: Hot, Warm, Cold April II, Williams collided with years, St-year-old Alan Orels- include Jen Velglit, John Ritter, her daughter, Sarah CIbulka, had EDC should recommend to the Planning and Zoning Commission another parachutist and was mnn, publicist Heidi BehaeHer Rabert De NIre, Orefery Peek, musical on Saturday. r stopped breathing, Naugatuck Po­ that the wetlands not be disturbed. 3 waah aattinga; Normal, Qantia, Daltoata lice Capt. William Long said. The EDC did approve a plan by Hartford Distributors to build a MancliMter H«ndd When police arrived at the home, halt-acre parking lot to the rear of their building. The parking lot 17 Family Sized Dryers (30 lbs.) Sarah CIbulka waa dead and there would be used by delivery trucks. . . „ . UBPSser-soo was evidence ot child abuse. Long A public hearing on the matter will be held by the Planning and 4 gj* "ko Stoop Loading" f^C T #K Coadoi Smnpknr VOL. OVI, No. IN said. However, no further detoila of Zoning Commlsaton at its June meeting. The EDC’s rcommenda- 7 the alleged abuse were released. tion Included some minor landscaping and lighting changes from ID mlnuttt— fcwV WMATARUV hvMkHaaM Pubiiihed dally eRcepi Sunday* Suggeeted oarrfer tetee ereJ1 .SO CIbulka and Alex Nelson, SI. were the firm’s original plans. (2 aattinga: Normal or Durahla Prata) and certain holidays by the Men- weekly. $7.70 tor one month, IN. 10 charged with risk of injury to a "We give double the drying time" ______eheeler Publlehing Co.. IS Brelnerd tor threo months, S4SJ0 tor ela minor, and Nelson was also Piece. Mencheeter, Conn. OSMO ■iMeabSkMiviwiimN wnomaN BttN Mdk vOfNto AUSto mNRM chargM with second-degree as­ Job fair It Saturday OTIvUMQ CiWB pOBTSM pSNI ■! Mfiipf* cnnwi rvnw vnv mati sault, Long said. Both were being 4 TRIPLE LOAD WASHERS In this spioR, MmpiRt ot *W B 6TANTKP Mencheeter, Conn. Peitmeeter: are eveilebto on request. A Job fair sponsored by Manchester Commmunity College and LONG DIVI6ION held in lieu of |M,0M bond, he aald. nw# eomles will bt prlntod Send eddreii chengee to the TO piOCO m GIHOniOQ Of OWpiOf Depending on the results of an the East of the River Chambers of Commerce will be held Z1.7S a lood Hem Him to tim* to oRt IN CLAR6 TOOAy, Mencheeter HereM, P.O. Box BSi. VOWOtoOsM^NIIi Of lO FOOO^ O Saturday In the Lowe Program Center of Mancheater Ideal for Blankata, Slauping Baga, Bulk Hama Mencheeter, Conn. 0S040. nem. story or ptoture Wsa, oeS autopsy at the state chief medical leedir rRRCtlon. HRRdRfR BiR KATV- n you dent receive your Hereto by S4S-t711. Ofltoe hours ere SSO e.m. axaminer’t office In Farmington Community College. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK — 6 A.ZI. to 11 P.M. mniRd to eommont on tny M A K R IT 6 p.m. weekdeye or r;30 s.m. AO S p.m. Mondey throuth Prtdey. today, further chartea could be About 60 area employers are expected at the fair, which will •tpRCt ot th t H ortlirt com- A o o u e u i.* « Seiurdeye, pieeee telephone your inv NINnwevNwIV* VNVvW eW ■ broumt against CIbulka and Nel­ run from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Potential amployeea are asked to bring cerrier. If you’re urteMe to reech member of the AeeoeiMed Preee. the son, Long said. resumes for intervlewt. Seminars will he held on resume writing If you don’t wti$h §tJftirtford rtoao S$nmmI Oitiwn# let. ■•ndyoureoinfnRntBto: your eerrior, oAl eubeertbor service Audit RureeuotCIreulMtone end the abulka't two other children were and interview akiUs. MtnehRRtRT el S47-SSM by S p.m. weekdeye tor New Inglend Newepeper placed In the custody of the For more information, call 044-2223 /ta your mon^y down f/ie dre/n/ (torM .^.BpR 6 tt,M R n - j t s s t Department of Children and Youth Sarvtcas, he said AlhaniRrHMttAftR H R R lw r, wwwww. i L , 8 ^ 1 / » 1 Mm0 Senate MHe stronger death penalty

§Y j m Orinkord Through them flowed gW mtlHOfi A REGION O ol. North mMfOevWtoipw from (he arms asles and an 1^; toMCMKrSrtStoftfeM p M ttftfK b — 8# r; five Aeswtitotod PreM addWhutot girrmilHon in donation# tiNMiR the MWta had MM8 hongM ah& 82WIB BBb8srtMb8ii^ 88^ for tbe oontfau from a variety ot ^wtd^wnir prUf^VQ* irvffl ireirermwweiew aMdRgiiw AflCiMf gS^ggg gig gigw ^gb I ww^W ww^^W WASHlNOtON - 'The congres- WWWWWWWf Rv ^SRCI* WWW wlin WWWmbSOWW, e^EE w^V^E Tnin^E R wE wX^RlRE ^E HwEHHP B^wW’COflli S dd^dSet^mLREiDwIs WiKgddddt atfnrW^^^pBnvwW t/bk^dlllWw» O'# Amtomtesi ■hW#fW#W||lWT6hWW 4 WAmtmtm - fm mmi _____ 'JkW%W WSKfmW 9w HHIIBU the iMarty gm mfflhM tout, m IIS, and a sit^ - gM Bgg l^v ^EEESE Elr^OlWEIE^ HEEE gg hPE TIWl^WE ^ ^‘ gg^b WW W^WWtW WSF ^^wWWwW utw ifgj. Q«i». Rhmmt V. geeofd million had been spent, efther for prepoeed that wmdd iwme i IFIO WMEBIEEj W WWWm If EPCE W IRE JEUMIErj .WfBWWWW ntCWmmW f 9 insisted that he never made a eapeneoe related toOiearmiMiep 8d l^^F ffdlktlBlff ■n vEimmSEE, wlWfV If Wlw IEEBEHw twtw eWW. aMdriitotoBi Mv va^gv^ _ gg tt f«r|Hv* 9WTO kivpViHiWOT on personal profit from Ms involve- or on behalT ot the Nkmragmni Sw V E CwwEe we^ UEE|^ SV (S^Ei^^NPW El^^^E ISy ^HEE WNvDvwiiiv an iiiiai iiivcnar/1rtoU rwhefs. That left about OS mtlttM to he beiteveif Rewgan knew of kle ^mWr g E^OIm^v E^ggig lv*i^Dn^Ewy Sk ^SgSl^a^ai ^ERe< t^ik a If^SSnV TW fnERf III ErrsAipim tfrmf lEigg to atbSH^wi id j^e .^^^gdlkg g!^ Jnd^d^k -CM. Oftoer Horto's covert ptoiM to frsfii and tor the Niearafnan rebels. bank accounts under HaWm'seon- activftM, havinf hoen told io by flMN^ tip ^IRdl# I Tw l^nT 1^0S» WW^WW B^r ^^Ea^Re Ea^E ^r^S^S ibtotoeconfrM. troi as of April, former Nattonal Security Adefasr or EE WWj^e TEE rOCOTB. ‘ ■‘-‘■^ rv "f dM not emne here to he Waat^cTy ^Wy WIfqF I^BaT^OIl ag^WCaV* vt In IlffS nwWi CtSWW 0# wESlIfflOAyf M m M. Fotodewier and eOMm. B I^E ^^gSBt^tmWf E^^^TEw^Eb WW TEE bI^^ES^E BtfgglE^^S ^w^^gbi CE^^^EF^hgE^SkS eWt WWWfWTwQ, §9tO WWC Q, WWW WWW MIMIHW ^O^VlfTraVIfOIV W^rlOf VOwf, iVPlf gb^h ^gUig^ eg ^ ikrvtoei for P tm im He*§Mf§ iwdi/irig uiNffBi osHi whiwih niF' Secord toldbowhe was reemitedhy And he mfcl he hoNsred dM fl(ii*v«>dliyh<#iW ^>^ TItE UOJFUI pEnETfy ff E Jilfye... M TOW^ EpErETETTER fEOlOTv xp ^ .IWS CEIlipEinr, rs tww pnWKmm Of muntty at the JoMt House-Senate Ared NaAOMI Security Council krtowtedUe extended to the aae of Off WnvWiVr fw fWWVVflv rVP'OfT. OOIWE^P^EI imfRpRfnp TECfETE nV OEIIllIRl^^En ET E in o i naiKniai iktiM Bnsrrma u4 Bi A w a Lommunf" imWwwwQ nEsnngf cnwrrci pmr aide dffver L. North, with the fuTKh from the arms sales toald the icuHone, a Arm Awt wee e conduit Mfrdday. neport of Hdngan and etber top contras, something Reagan has 6o»iWd^«eNe#«w#i<1f0wpiw ntWtnWf RE EISv tvEE sr|vEETOAHy he torewore any profits generated apSrElffOfli nlCTBKIIng iSlltng ErmS Oliver North to an offliand, and f witolA toe (lemeeratic eeeoee on wtad todowHti toe Mvofved to HorHTi efforfi to tree by the dMf and M Aiem to Ms to (ran and supplying weapons to think humorous veto, rentorrR dM fCEIE E OEEUt pCWWnj. EBOTIfll fir pMf HIE TErfWIfl Am ericent Retd cepftve in bedneee partner. Albert rteum “to (be contfM. in some conversattoM wNR dto EMtOEeO By IIW TIOtTEE OT lEEvE uTE fEw EE IT Fv. idifonanon. ddl^m^aUL donKbnbetbenumd." "I was a private person, trying to president he had mentioned that R Froseeulor elssn Ofoppo viNPOb OOalrEnf SfElv fWWy HIECPEEHI^PEIIEIfy OE^^V^VDE - On Wedneedey, Mfitor pleaded "W course, K'e m tact or f noipmywWLmm govoiatknadd^^dd niiioiii, ^aS# * r sofTOTuoaia,Mdgjt was very ironie that eonM ef AM ifTTpOSEu ff E JWTj fffKW EVEII OrrE fnTT^ETffTB fSrCIOT denying he ever took more than a ayatoliah's money was being used HMWTFOWO—th e swur# klip fftism ief that a defendant WM SEffo^th^ from erdtente 4ttrtHy to coiMptrecy to detrend toe wouldn’t have ttstlAed to ft/’ ^^myW f WK %/VfTwffiwWw^Ow^^W vi*O^^V OfOwO ■OwSrilflWIR Uf ifffnE E fEx-oxonipi Secord shot hack at Uman at one tn.oeo-a-yeat tUlary from Ms own to support the contras," Secord ETarOIfOTTEI CaaSTrESS at toe time M tbs ertme, lot J&addaim to retee money for when the towyer queeAoned company, Stanford Technology said. “Whether he aetuMfysaldtRis »^o 0^0 oo co^vfr o^Ww ^povfiRv Pwi^o» wy OJIEEV^^O. to the president, or wheAter Re was g f ^ g g ^ A - - - wermra for toe contree. He named mill EDOtrl iniorniEUOfi iw toq ‘tradtni Oronn. WMle some 0i4 Lwoof I loyiMviu «f. offffin wviff ■ cofTTUioiiiw isx .. .* Ag^ttwwiMg..A...... A. .g * ... 1weUifr§ ... g. Ak .*■*_. j j-e i ^ Ik wg fMfftg t^vvi^vsflU^aHw aama am w*vwnainrafvF« to the committee on milfton In profits resuRed from a jMtog wKh me, rm m>t sure, ft was f«fV Ovfffiy ■ OTVpFUiO C7¥Vf raiv w* pOfrvfW- COrTTanlltEu ffi Eli EspECfElly IIEfflOtfE Or CrOEl fflEITflEr. ; The foundation, Nattonal Endow­ Wednesday. series of arms sales to Iran, the not said to me to a way (Rat f took R OOfflff, vv^^^O^O^Vf iWO v^WVw Crtfica nay current few makes the death penalty to ment For The Preservation ot At anotitor point, Secord dts- money was not need lor pertonal as a joke." 9ffl(f • A<(orn«/ Jofm J. t(«Hy fo M»M(fg«f« fM dffffcott to tmpuae toat Ccnnectfcot mfght «a wefi net Ltborfy, was headed by conaerva- mfseed Liman’s questions as focus- purpotet, he said. Secord deseribod elaborate '^have ene. “We did not price these weapons macMnations to the trim arma IVfVfCfT /9 mcroOm, OllfffTp wnrCff 9fflllM OM Senate Majority Leader ComeHwa O’Leary, to tttre fuiMf-ralser Carl “ipHi" Chan- tog on a "tochntcar hookkccptog fwfOfCEIOCI wW DOTIOVOO UrO’PfFO' was Tryrrly To g iU/vb^ Bt^i|^« oonduef # m «N r»« ro^oaofi. 9matef«t« ggrtitorfBenaiorB anogrig fltlManwe WiteH IN# racy Involving 03.12 million to the Senife Oeueui Room on CipHol Hill Wednesdiy. attalr. in the transactions. At one pMnt, a penalty ... M given the overw^fmlng puhffc support board Iba vote to San. John Oarila(g« b-Naw Hiwtoi. private donations to hoy weapons "I haven't focused on some Secord associate proposed selling Aigirt crew satartee, Mymente to for tola measure." during MRg i (HO the Central American assets, in- contra leaders and (he tike. 'The Houae Mil waa approved f ast week to the form of totigbantrig Oormaot(otifrgd«i((ip«riaHya d< Staodlrig batwaati tbam It San. Aritboriy iRirittg (he period that Congress technical iesues like you're bring­ Man wants to join OWLS an amendment ottered by Hep. William L. Wollenherg, Avallofito b'Naw Haven, Senate obair* forbade D.S. military assistance to ing up here. TMe is crasy," Secord baoK to oomtnfttaa. t(i« tb i pfcpcggt the rebels. said. 4 , MAfTff OWD — Sfafo Son, Mtohaof L, Morano. R-Farmtogfon, to the Judiciary CommHtee’a original pggged. Seated at left la Sen. thomag man of tba Judiciary committaa. Miller and Channell have both Secord sheds light From (he moment it began wHh a a vataran, otgar-chawtng lawmafiar from Mil agreed to cooperate with the brlek, "Good morntog, Mr. Se- Oraanmofi. aaya tfia tfma fiaa coma for tfw Ofdm independent counset’s ongoing in- eord," liman's questlontog was of Woman Lagiafatora to opan Ha doora to man. Vestfgatlon Into (he D.S. arms sales more intense than the exchanges H f a trying to braaft rfewn fha aax barriar m fha Gay rights bill back In House to Iran and the contra aid network. on contra affair Tuesday and Wednesday between aff-famafa efub known aa fha OWLa. • fill documents show that North Secord and Houee lawyer John '«lso recruited Miller as an Interme- private network that took up the NIeldf, who basically permitted Tfia n-yaar-oW Wapubltcan on Wagnaaday By L«wr«neg L, Knufsun Secord to lay out his version of the ay Judd evarhurt tog homosexuality was "not the way organisations, however, favored the diary with an Iranian man who th e Atiorittftd Prits work of stipplytog the contra rebels aanf fha organttafton hla IS mambarahip faa. The Aaaoctotad Rraaa Ood meant It to be. It He did. It would’ve measure. yepresenfed Mfflscif as a Saudi to Nicaragua after Congress to 18M affair. citing Monday'a U.d. Suprama Court ruOng fhaf been Adam and Steve. And It provoked several protests It was Sen. Joseph H. Harper Jr., prince, Mousalresa Ebrahim WASHINGTON - fllchard Ver­ passed the Boland A^mendment, aff-mata oluba aran'f protected by fha HARTFORD - A Mil aimed at "1 tMnk (homosexuals! are tick. 1 zadeh, offering to give money to (he non Secord is the ultimate tostder of which forbade (he White House to from Secord and Ms attorney, ConatHuflon. banning diacrimtoation against homo­ think they're perverts," he said, adding D-New Hritaln, who proposed the contras. do that, directly or Indirectly. Thomai Green. "1 don't think you that the Mil could promote the spread of successful amendment for reitgfous the Iran-contra affair. should harass Mm," Green said at *^hara fa no fagiafattva-baaad organttaf ion sexuals — but diluted because It permits schools. North then tried to intercede ‘the testimony of the retired Air For the firat time to puM^. that gfaortmlnataa In faaor of man and egelrmt such discrimination by schools run by AIDS. When Miller was to be called as a Force major general Is sheddini Secord has offered testimony that one point. woman, but for yaara fha OWLa haa dona fha religious organisations — is on Its way But Sen. Margaret E. Morton, D- He said religion Is protected by the witness In 2adeh's bank fraud sunlight on some of the corners of specific amounts of money were to 'That drew a rebuff from Sen. back to the state House of Brldgeport, said the Mil was simply constitution and that "we're saying that prosecution to Philadelphia, which (act diverted to the contras from Daniel Inouye, D-Hawait, presiding rayaraa." Morano wrote atata flap. Carria the complex affair that have been over (he committee. Inouye In­ Saaon-farry, D-Hartford. OWLa praaldanf. R^esentaftves. aimed at fairness. people who exercise their relRilous ended early this year with Zadeh most difficult to lltuffllnate; the the Iran arms proceeds. The Senate on Wednesday approved ‘■‘they're human beings," she said, rights will not have them Infringed pleading guilty. money trail and the alleged privati­ And he has Implied, to testimony formed Oreen that If he wished to the rellgtous-school amendment, which "and we have to give them a place to live upon." object he ihould do so to the sation of an Important U.S. foreign denied by (he White Mouse and chairman, and not the lawyer. had not been in the House-passed and a place to work. (The Mill doesn't Opponents of the amendment said It policy Issue. President Reagan, that the presi­ 0 *Nslll thinks ibout cuts version. promote or condone any kind of sexual Green promptly did so. was wrong to carve out one group and But shadows remain. dent knew of his efforts. On Wednesday, Secord said that, The Mil, approved 24-11, Isdesignedto activity." say It was all right for that group to Members of the House and Senate Secord testified that In 1884 he HAfrrrono - Oov. Wtlllam a. 0 ‘Nalll aald eliminate discrimination against gays Sen. Amelia P. Mustone, D-Meriden, Simple error based on statements to him hv top Wadnaaday ha waa thinking about propoaing discriminate, hut not others. Iran-contra Investigating commit­ was asked by Marine Lt. Col. Wlver presidential aides, he betleved that and lesbians in housing, employment said passing the bill sends a message "of tees are expected to question North, then a member of the euta in aoma atata taaaa. but aald that waa about and other areas. education to people around the state of The Mil has provisions making It clear President Reagan was aware of his that the state does not condone homo­ hurts contras Secord closely today about his National Security Council staff, to aa far la ha had gotten on the Idee "these people have rights. We have Connecticut that we want equality for all motives: whether they were pore help the contras. Involvement In (he sale of arms to “If a alwaya a poaalbllHy," he told reportere no fight to stand here and Judge them as ourcitlsens." sexuality, exempting owner-occuppled Iran and diversion of some of the dwellings with (our or fewer units from WASHINQTON - Apparently as he has contended, stemming He said that by November 1888 he preeelng him on tha tax-out laaue now that tha Individuals," said Sen. Marie A. Herbst, The Connecticut Catholic Conference from patriotism and loyalty, or and his company, Lake Resources proceeds to the Nicaraguan con­ atata la axpactad to and tha currant budget year D-Vemon. had lobbied heavily against the bill, the law and stating that teachers cannot because of a simple error — a "8' tras. The While House promptly promote homosexuality In the JOSEPH HAPPEft and a "7" were reversed to a Swiss whether hilt actions were really Ine., were at the beginning of an denied that Reagan knew of any wHh a aurplua of almoat 1900 million “I'm Sen. Michael L. Morano, R- saying It amounted to a sanction of aimed at personal profit. operation to air drop supplies to the Oreenwlch, opposed the measure, say- homosexual activity. Other religious classroom. propoosd amsndmortf bank account number — the Nica­ diversion. eartalnly giving H aoma thought." raguan rebels never got a 110 On Wednesday, his second dav of contras. Documents released on the se­ Ha declined to apaculata on how much of a tax Iffllltlon gift from the Sultan of lacing questions and providing Seeord's activities had soon be­ cond day of House-Senate hearings cut tha atata could afford, nepubileana aay tha {Brunei last year, U.S. officials say. answers In the Senate Caucus come double-barreled. Into the scandal also contained the atata could aaally raduca taxaa by ISO million to Teacher’s ■ The disappearance of the money Room, Secord declared; "There Me had served as an Air Force Brat indication that private donors 1100 million. has haunted the State Department was no Intention of profiteering. officer In Iran at the time of the made direct deposits Into Swiss over since Brunei, an oll-rlch None," shah, helping build (he country's bank accounts controlled by Secord Southeast Aslan kingdom. In­ Many senators say, however, air force. and his business partner, Hakim. ite tf mourns 28 workers sex behavior formed U.S. officials last De­ that only half the story has been told And when the administration A handwritten notation by Secord cember that the money had been and that ultimately Seeord's credi­ opened a secret Initiative to Iran, shows that Joseph Coors, the sniOGEPOnT — Mamorlal aervlcea and a jdeposlted tour months earlier, bility can be judged only after the Secord was asked to help arrange millionaire Colorado brewery moment of radio allance were planned for today under review j No such deposit was ever testimony of many other witnesses. the transport of arms, first from owner who Is a strong supporter of during Connectlcuf a official day of mourning recorded. Beyond that, however, Seeord's Israel, later from the United States. Reagan, donated 188,000 to an for 20 conatructlon workera killed In a building HARTFORD (AP) - The state Board of Education ’ "It’s a mystery Just what hap- hours at the witness table represent Swiss bank accounts controlled account used to pay (or Iran collapaa two waake ago. has begun Internal procedures that could result In the lened to that money," Secretary of the first time someone Informed by Lake Resources were used as operations and to aid the contras. ftapraaantatlvaa of the Connecticut chaptera of revocation of the teaching license of a man accused ot Itate Qeorge P. Shults said at one about both the secret arms ship­ depositories (or 880 million In arms A deposition taken to Paris last sexual misconduct with a teen-age student. point. ments to Iran and the diversion ot purchase money, Secord said. month from Hakim also was the United Way and the American RadCroiaalao proceeds to the contras has told the announced today that 2.SS8 people 27 atatee have Following a finding of sexual misconduct by the state 'The money Is believed to have Some of the money — 011.8 million released, providing new details on Education Department's legal department, the board been sent to another account story under oath and In public. - went to the U.S. Treasury to pay the bank accounts Involved. Ha­ donated more than (140,000 to a fund for the voted unanimously Thursday to continue the Investiga­ Instead, but American ofllclals do "Up until now all we have had Is (or U.S. weapons. kim, who was granted limited famlllea of the 20 workera tion Into the case of Wayne Johnson. not know the Identity of the leaks and Innuendoes and allega­ Other amounts went torexpenses immunity from prosecution, said A memorial maea waa to be held at St Johnson, a former music instructor at Windsor High beneficiary. tions," Senate committee Chair­ and shipping costs. he managed 13 separate accounts. Auguatlna'a Cathedral, two blocks from wherathe School, was accused of sexual misconduct after Assistant Secretary of State man Daniel K. Inouye, D-Mawall, 19-atoryL‘Amblance Plata project collapsed April Investigators found he'd had a three-year sexual Elliott Abrams has said that during said Wednesday. "So 1 think his 23 during construction. Involvement with a student. That relationship began a meeting In London last August he testimony Is Important. This Is the when the girl was 13 years old, according to a State asked Brunei officials tor a contri­ tirst public exposition ot what Board of Education report. bution to the Contras. happened In Iran and Tel Aviv and Abraham Qlassman, the chairman of the state Board It was a period when U.S. In central America" Bsttcr lets than never JC3B FAIR Bep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., chair­ of Education, said the Board's action on Wednesday government aid was cut off and the HARTfORD — One-hundred-ninety-elght was a preliminary step. rebels were deeply In debt and man of the House Investigating years after It was proposed by Congress, the "All we actually did ... was Instruct the legal affairs Saturday, May 9, 1987 strapped (or cash. panel, voiced similar thoughts last state House of Representatives has approved an department to proceed with the investigation Into the the money Initially was to have W6Sk. amendment to tha U.8. Constitution on case. They will notify the Individual that there Is 9am to 3pm been>deposited In an account In the “Secord Is a comprehensive sufficient evidence to revoke his license," Qlassman Bahamas, but Abrams asked Bru­ witness.” Hamilton said. "There oongreaBlonal pay raises. aren't many of them In this drama. The amendment, proposed by tha First said. nei oiriclals to send the money to a Johnson has is days to respond to the Board's MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Swiss account controlled by former Most ot the witnesses who will Congress on Sept. 20.1780. would prohibit such follow him will fill In the gaps" pay ralaea from taking effect until after notification, Qlassman said. Natlonel Security Council aide "Me can come and hand In his license, or he can ask Oliver L. North. Secord has opened the door on the congrMSIonal elections, effectively barring (or a hearing. Or he can do nothing at all. He will be PROGRAM CENTER LOWE BUILDING PERFUME-COLOGNE SALE Congress from voting Itself a raise. afforded due process," Qlassman said. The Houee approved it 192-1 on Wednesday, If Johnson does not communicate with the Board with Rep. Andrew M. Norton, R-ColohMter. within the 19-day period, Qlassman said the Board will opposed. precede with the investigation and. It warranted, strip him of his license. MEET POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS Meanwhile, Hartford State’s Attorney John Bailey Longtr ttMlont poatlblt has Instructed Windsor police to begin a criminal Profeeeionel — Seleried — Menegement Investigation In the case. Trelnee — entry Level HARTFORD — The state House of The legal affairs division of the state Education Repreeentatives haa ap ^v ed an amendment to Department recommended that Johnson be stripped of the Connecticut Constitution lengthening hla teaching license (or a "aeKual and Inappraurlate ATTEND JOB-RELATED WORKSHOPS We*re in Full Bloom tegisigive eaealone from three months to five nonsexual relationship with a minor female etudent." months in even-numbered years. The student was enrolled In Johnson’s music class in the Windsor public school system and their relation­ for Spring "Three montha la |uat not enough time to ship lasted from September 1188 to July 18M, the report perform the peopte'a bualneaa well," Houae said. MlnorKy Leader Roberto. Jaekle, R-Btratford, The affair with the girl was carried out both during Sponsored by: Flowering Plants eeld Wednesday. and after the school year and during and aBer the Manchgster Community College Originally, the three-month aeaelona were to student's school day, according to the report prepared Make a beautiful gift for be dedicated eolely to budget matters. But wide by Leslie Wllllameon, a consultant In the legal attalrs The East of Tha River Chambers of Commerce leeway hea been granted traditionally and ' department. The Nevy England Times virtually any laeue can eome up during the short Williamson recommended that an administrative MOTHER’S DAY seeatona. hearing be held to revoke Johnson's license, saying he Is "professionally unBt tor the duties for which the certlBcate was gram >d." Fbr more information, cati: Bill bars school smoking The Investlgstlon was requested by Windsor Superintendent Paul J. Borbo, who said he received e Manchester Chamber of Commerce 646-2223 h it h a u rsery HARTFORD — A bill barring amoking by sworn statement from a student alleging Improper W M N etudenta and feeuKy lni>ublle sehoole during the sexual conduct by Johnson. Route 6, Bolton — 6 1.1-7802 aehool day wee unanimously approved 'Rie teacher resigned from the Job he had held for 17 NO FEE 70 JOB SEEKERS f)pen Daily att*! Sunday 9 K.M. to 5;30 P.M. Wedneedey by the atata Senate and aent to the years In February, just days after Sorfoo informed him •a^. ‘■■'ilirillpill governor. of the student’s statement. The bill would allow local echod boards to Johnson was reprimanded by the high school ■vv, ,hll I'Ml'l decide whether to eat ealde smoking areas for principal In 1878 for hla conduct with a female student faculty Rtembert. after that girl's parents complained, the Journal Oov. William A. O ’Neill hee not Indicated whether he will sign the measure. M A W C H E Sm iaaiAM >. 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Today, too chomhor w m achodotad lo tty to the l>emocratic 1hat6& l Ruth O. Potoro, wireretRiOOd mvrtremont te • C IA leaves Somi had already bean arrested darida a budgat tor tot Btraiogie Datensa controetooondii lidoteWod too niwN doctei^ Directors dMerves coiifrateAatkme l&t aad ethers were fuMtlvre. Inttittiva, toa formal noma of Raagan’a “Star Watt" roptMt, reya aho piont te eontWMio ioreing on tee realhied, however hetatedft, tfiwt M a«eh e«^ Up to tt unden^rer prug En- raaaareh program to Mvolep I higlv-tech thioid fareement Admtoletntlaa aganta board..,. does need a housing-code e n l& ftm m t agalnal Sovlat nuelaar attack. arms choices; eettag ee ndddtomen wan the trust But tnothar boon! momoar, JOhh R. NteKoon, official. of the drug tram-'Poiicaaaid today toa_ ^ most efficiently in the 1M0S and off the mark for a new building, ft cut through high mountains Into Pakistan. But “ 1 to the inflation rate and fiscal restraint,” said Sen. Pete V. happens. A head start will help ease the presets looks good on paper, but iug^estions that Panamanian baaod on intervlawa with t ,138 pooplo. unidontifiad body teund ina nortoare town iikaiy ^ on d 7 The hard-working and is a reasonable estimate. 'The most come to the country's southern port, Karachi., ' on that dirty word Domenlel, R-N.M., the senior Re- banks had been dependent on shock. then everything looks good on publlcsn on the budget pandl.. waa thatot a Lahanare mre ana n o atoreignor, re dedicated town employees now prudent use of creative financing 'There custom agents look the other way as the tatthaTMNeHaure: taxes. money laundering. The Republican proposal to use that money "By passing this budget, the eovonM radio Btetlonaaailter laportad. have great difficulty, and some is the No. 1 consideration. Possi­ shipments — labeled as food products, engineering •The ladiisahers gave Anal appro- ** iSany times people plan their Senate is laring we will raise In Miami, U.S. Attorney Leon PaIrM t law changing StMo-ran Beirut Raaie today texanupted fte to red u ce the tax rate next y e a r m ay he frustration serving the present bilities Include state and federal parts and such — are loaded aboard trucks and ■ ‘ val to the Democrat-written spend- Keilner\sald the investigation fo­ work, butcannot worktheirplans. > lagp ta a b p a 9 i-« vote shortly after America’s taxes to continue our regular program to announea that tha body Rad politically appealing, hut it is also population In the most efficient money. A pool of money could be trains beaded to distribution Warehouses in cused on money-laundering be- WASHINGTON — Tho Houaa telocommunica- rnKtolght WodaeMay after a debate uncontrollable, profligate ways,’,’ boon found ih Kobayat and waa battevad to 90 to il Any necessary plan or design developed by all Manchester Peshawar and Quetta, 'These are the two gateway dause “ the major traffickers may tlona aubcommllteo today approvod a mreaure shortsighted. manner. that m Irmi at 19;W a.m. The said Mn. Pete Wilson, R-Calif. change during construction wilt not touch the drugs. Btit there’s one that would put too force of law bahind a policy of aforatentoan. The hours of budget workshops and of party The present popultion of Man- banks to float a low-interest or dtles of Afghanistan which how bulge with bluepriitt calls for 9119 billion In But Chiles countered, '"This It aald coroner All Mtaar m toa nortoarn petto* surely add to the cost, and we will no-interest loan to the town. A mujaheddin and non-combatant refugees. thing they always touch — the requiring broodcoatera to cover controvoralal cau cu ses resulted in a 19S7-M hudget that the chMter is estimated to be 90,000 new taael ever four years and has debate Is whether we’re going to Tripoli determined Mato occuiad torea diyaago. pe^e, and future growth Is still not be able to consolidate all one-year town lottery would 'nte CIA’s orders are unequivocal; No CIA borrow more money, or start living money." laauOB and proaont oppoaing vlowa. citixens of Manchester should be able to live more deriteetle spending than the The operation supplied the DEA Trlpoli-baaod roportara aald a aimiter report wre estlmatedtobeOO.OOOpeople. With town departments under one roof. produce 99 million to 98 million. official is to have direct contact with the a little bit within our means.". Tha bill waa approvod on o voice vote over too admlnMtration prefers. with .enough information to enable carrteO by too Ehdan M « o OteXlon 04 with. It ca lls for the low est tax hike, 2.72 The town hall should have large mujaheddin, unless it’s to train them on the ’‘The budget passed by the SenaU And Weicker, arguinJi for the objoetlona of aomo mambore who aald « violatoe this in mind it takes little common Certain tax incentives could be state and local authorities to arrest 8y rion-boekod termor Prretdont ButoWion percent, in lo years. It provides for most, but sense to rationalise that a Band- meeting rooms or auditorium to given to the contractor In return American Stinger anti-aircraft weapon. Because is realistic ... (and) downtoehrth." proposal, said, "tt\is far more too Firat Amandmont right otbroadcaatera. accom ^ a te the public. This predisposed to the business of lif^e more than 380 pei^ e since 1M4 and Fronfteh, whioh aoM Dm body woa teund not all, of the improvements sought by Town Aid approach will never accomp­ for a portion of his profit. We now the Pakistans run the risk of retaliation from said Senate Majority Leader Ro- to seiie more than 19,000 pounds of Tho bill moy bo voted on by too full Energy and Band-Aid approach to town hall ' bertBi^,D-W.Va..Uklngaslapat than any other budget ...'of life, of W9on WQvy. Manager Robert Weiss. lish the end result; efficient, cost give tax incentives to those Russia, the CIA lets them decide which competing cocaine with a wholesale value of Commerce Committee oa early aa next week some of the proposals Reagan science, of health, of those matters effective, andtimely accessby the will create a boondoggle during renovating the Cheney mills and rebel factions get what weapons. 8270 million. Republican Director Geoffrey Maab included In the budget he offered in that have been on the back burner construction and will be far less For several years, those decisions were made by observed appropriately that the adopted public to their town government. the proposed Buckland mall. January. ' “There are no gimmicks, for too long." Therefore, the answer to build than adequate when completed — a five-member committee Including Maj. Oen. budget "shows a lot of hard, responsible and a waste of $8 million or 94 The anticipated revenue subse­ no gmiie salH of asseu, no The House passec^ a similar onto or construct new is akin to Akhtar Abdul Rahman, head of military atumpt to use the next generation’s EXTRA STRENRTN thinking on both sides of the aisle." million. quent to the proposed population budget, but without the extra asking "Is the pope Catholic?" intelligence; Oen. Rahimuddin, chairman of the credit card to pay today’s bill.” TRIDENT A sorely needed new town hall explosion to 80,000 people In defense spending, in April. vRep. That hard thinking brought both parties to The add-on concept Is wrought Pakistani Joint chiefs of staff; Oen. Fatal Haq, the All but'one of the Senate’s 84 William H. Gray HI, D-J>a.. chair- poses none or very few of the Manchester is a major source of TYLENOL L j f c H K virtually the same spending conclusion, an with negatives and major disrup­ former governor of Peshawar, and Foreign Democreto voted tor the measure. m'an of the House Budget Commit­ negatives inherent in construct­ money to be considered. The indication that the budget, as proposed, was a tions, not the least being delete­ Minister Yaqub Khan. (Both Haq and Rahimuddin Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn„ did not tee, said he liked the Senate 7 ing an addition. The new town hall people of Manchester have al­ rious upheaval fostered on town recently retired, and Rahman was recently made vote. approach and thought the two responsible one to begin with. should be on Main Street, across ways supported any major im­ hall personnel while expecting vice chief of the Army staff.) All but tour of the chamber’s 46 chambers could work out their provement they considered RepubllekAi voted against the them to conduct business as usual. from the Rev. Saunders’ church. Once the arms are assigned, it is up to the differences quickly In conference This will have the beneficial effect worthwhile, andtbelleve they will propoenl: John Chafee of Rhode committee meetings that should You Can Fddf t f Homo With Us In other words, the inherent mess military intelligence staff to distribute them to the. support a new town hall. The Island, Stafford of Vermont begin next week. . MANCHgaran • nocKvu.Le • wiNoaon ereated during construction. The of increased traffic in the Main groups. A total of 200 troops and 11 officers under Street shopping area. The town cititens of Manchester reallxe as and Lowett Weicker of Connecticut • EAST HARTFORO • HARTFORD (2) 2 / 3 3 ^ Roe aeiaatih loss of parking space while the orders of Brig. Oens. Beta and Yousseff voted lor h, and Larry Pressler of “ ! think you see here both, hduscs' • CLINTON » OROTON • PUTNAM Rag *6* hall should consist of a two-level do t and those at town hall that construction Is In progress (mate­ perform the logistical chore of transportation and south Dabata did not vote. saying, 'Look, Mr. President, we TabMs ■ loot ^ Aaaortptf basement parking garage. It Manchester cannot accommo­ L«M«rt to the editor rial and equipment all over the distribution. "I'm confident now this party of differ with your domestic priorities should be two tothree stories high, date the demands of the lOOOs and and without significant revenues The Manchester Herald welcomes original place) and the permanent loss of Intelligence sources (Including CIA officials) and mine has demonstrated it can do with an elevator and escalator. beyond with the technologies of for defense buildup, you can’t SHOWER TO SHOWER letters to the editor. parking displaced by an enlarged Pakistan sources charge that some Pakistani the Job," Byrd said after the final All vital town records must be the 1040s. continue that buildup,’ ’’ Gray said.' DIMETAPP building, will leave us little better soldiers have become rich In the process. rollcali.' KODOMNT MOY POWDER Letters should be brief and to the point. They 1 would rather see something 8REA TASTE on computers which, as Mr. Weiss Another intelligence source, however, maintains . ThebudgM, composed by Lawton Reagan has frequently made should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for off than before. new built by Ansatdi, Annullt, Chiles, D ^ a „ chairman of the Our present town hall has been alluded to, may be accessed by that "the Paks (in general) are good soldiers, and clear his opposition to tax in­ ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters those requiring them (for a fee). lliomton. etc., then a patch lobby Senate Budget Committee, would creases. The budget does not must be signed with name, address and daytime outdated tor more than 10 years, they want to help. There is a great seriousness on The use of United Technologies’ Johnson It Johnson! result in a 9134 billion deficit, require presidential approval, btft "SSf telephone number (for verification). and we are being penny-wise and their part. They really want to win this war.” He Building Automation Systems can according to the non-partisan Con­ separate spending and revenue Tne Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the pound-foolish in this short-sighted /^ited Youssef In particular as the man who keeps . gressional Budget Office — well be used togenerate vast savings in Edward J. Wilson laws putting the budget into effect Rag. Interests of brevity, clarity and taste. ' approach. The anticipated $2 his collea ^ es honest. beyond the BIOS billion ceiling do. Domenlel predicted that the »3r» all energy costs (heat, lights, 194 Pearl it. Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchester million estimate to accomplish The Pakistani generals are also charged with ImpoNd In the Oramm-Rudman president would veto a bill contain­ security, etc.) Maintenance per- Manchester Psgulsr Herald. P.O. Box S91. Manchester, CToe040. the above Is unrealistic, tor this transferring Intelligence packets the CIA gathers balancod budget law. But oppo­ ing the higher revenues, saying, Rag. »2«* 4 0Z. for the mujaheddin. They oRen Include satellite nents aimed much of their fire at "We are handing him a victory on a R»g.‘SupsrSupsr Plus Spico the taxes and Pentagon spending in Morning Frosh I SAFE M** photos of Soviet troop and armament silver•% platter,” 16 Count 8 OZ. emplacements Inside Afghanistan. Some include - Chiles' plan. The proposal would provide But Democrats complained thqt information from Intercepted conversations Students help students respect students 9290.0 hUilon for dofonee next year, they have simply been unable to get FUNTSTONES between Soviet aircraft. The mujaheddin have anougb la here op with inflation. the president to work with {hem. BACTINE SUN-IN AOVANCMMIlTNITANm privately complained that the packets are usually GRtLSREirS CNEWAILE discussion, and how to motivate others — skills that FIIRT MD Sn»Y VITARIWS NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - "High schools are opened by Pakistani officials before they receive all too few adults have. One student said "W e were beginning to look at ways to use one of their most them — which suggests the information may be \}S3555''^ taught how to ask questions that could not be important resources — students — to contribute to compromised. answerd with a ‘yes’ or a ’no,’ which force a the development of their student peers," says Dr. N o r t h c n i Still, one source intimate with the entire response from the student; 'What are the things Sharon Powell, who has developed a program operation concluded — as we have In previous P erapcctivc about school that you hate? How could it be a better Rag. »3 » called Peer Leadership In 80 New Jersey high columns — that “ the opportunities for diversion school?’" and corruption are far greater before the arms get Rag.M** schools. Michael J. McManus Donna Lane sold "W e do different activities with to Karachi than after." Perhaps no approach holds more promise tor them every week and try to make it fun. Last week •OYbbteft helping kids withstand negative peer pressure, Suptr or Roguter 60 Tsbfta we were supposed to have a senior skipout, but we 3 oz. Sprsy than positive peer pressure sparked by the high Hlgh>t«eh hl|lnkt > came anyway to Peer Leadership. They asked why 9 school seniors who work with small gtiiups of The Moscow embassy spy scandal has dominated we came hack. We said, 'Because we care about freshmen. the headlines, but intelligence agents are Just as you. You ore important.’’’ While Powell pioneered PeeV Leadeiuhlp at That sort of an Investment gives them the concerned about a less visible security breach; the, lOWERS^ REPSI-COLA contract." Princeton High School, I wanted to see a dty credibility to conduct a session on "Learning how diversion of high-tech secrets to the Soviet through transplant made possible by the Fund for New I^e kids themselves were articulate. Tommy our allies. XLIterSotltes said, "Before t didn’t care about the people In this to say ‘NO.’’’ to ever-present drugs end sex. SQUIBB-NOVO Jersey. New Brunswick High School looks Intelligence reports name West Germany and W D Scented CAndle Bouquet suburisan, but it’s 70 percent black and IB percent group. Now that is changed. At first t was upset to Japan as the two worst technological sieves. The WHEN A GIRL WAB KILLED by a car as she HIGH Q UALITY INSULIN Hispanic - where the big issues are "drugs and be oft the basketball team. ft was no one’s fault but CIA identified 49S probable instance of high-tech o r $1^29 walked across the street, Peer Leaders helped with 8 sex," said one kid. ^ . my own. They helped me realise that life Isn’t over diversion to the Soviet bloc during the 1969-1992 ' the grieving process. Last they asked freshmen Oraynie Edwards, the principal, said his hope because t eqn’t play ball no more." period. West Germany was believed responsible FTD Sewing Basket Bouquet RoguterW* "What can you do so that you will be remembered was that freshmen would learn from seniors, Laura Msanllia, bis co-leader, "did not know how for 243 of the leaks; Japan was blamed for 98. if you die? Would you like to be remembered as a Papal, Oiot Popoi, Slioo, Otel Slioo. Mountain 6Sm, "attitudes that enable them to be successful: to help him. At the beginning, we were successful How was it done ? Shipping containers were drug addict, or as someone who helped other Papal Frre. OtetWapal Proa self-discipline, study sktlls, and how to relate to But it cam e to failure. The kids needed him in the mislabeled; false addresses were put on shipments Fresh Flowers , people?" group, but he did not want to share his feelings." to disguise their true destination; foreign customs ‘ their peers." I sat in on one class where Peer Leaders divided D a i s i e s ...... * 3 ’ ^ He says his contract was "full of dos and don’ts In officials were bribed outright by the KGB. bunch the class into two teams, each of which had make BUT TO THE THIUtE TE ACmmB who meet the contract. I had to participate in every activity M ixed Bouquets ...... *4^® R ® 9 - MOTHER’S DAY up a special cheer for each team. While there was dally with the dosen Peer Leaders, the Mggest we had, and had to agree to ekpress my feelinp - 1 0 9 9 ------grumbling' ("I ain’t doing It."), the groups did the A lso M a r n , m r ^ 7 Impact of the program Is on the seniors no matter how hard It is." themselves. l W told of Tommy Overtree, a task, t then asked the freimmen what value they ' Hanging Fuschio, Ivy» Geroniuma, Impatiena saw to the Peer Leadership. basketball player kicked on the team due to low LAURA ALSO CHANGED. "At the beginning of ‘ ■' - * Regular Lente* NPH Large Selection of CosfntWc Qlfts grades - vmo then meet with his PL freshmen but the year, I was a irtiy type of girl. I was Just trying "They help us with our problems" said Tosha. "I fllanrbpfitrr llrra lb to fit In. t had com e from Ecuador. Fitting in a like it because It’s fun," added Daen. "t get to express myself. They set examples for us. ’’ R/SO ready to kick him out of the society with different morals and life was Pounded in 1981 S S tS ln 'Tommy and Laura led another class with verve. 200 W Center m ,“ said Janet Obwurt, die Ideal PL dinicult." Bhe was also painfully conscious of her Ask your doctor about r a Their kids’ reactions; Manchester Complete Selection Of tt. "Wewentthroughthreeweeksottears, gpanith accent and limited English vocabulary. PiNNV t*. SiersreT...... OuMUlNr using Squibb-Novo Insulin Now she’s clearly a very outgoing, self-confident, Caspina RufRn. said, "This groun puu a lot into OOVMLXS X. aeVINS...... Eweu««« Mnr 646-6056 us. We learn how to respect othen.'’ M.eKXNOcn (iinB.u...... xwoum eesor’' This locRiton Russell Stover Chocoliiles ^^weasketT^irW tkrewIbm m y carlngleader. » ^ e SOOekSt. open IMS sM tef growth Is not surprising, given the "R shows p e o ^ do care lor you. and you can emanikeeommlttedsnleMkTIIswweMMyw DtMSE X. noaqnTs...... xonamuns omomT- , MamJi—iet May 10, a.l2 for Met the PL team of a dosen teens and three learn from peopm( whot ' wants to help you." added PM-up* Only. M i r They said, ‘Kids don*! commit sttlcMe.‘ TImy MNXKF xnnxiTis...... Buwnwe lewue* 6HM79X teachers met Initially at a three-day retreat, and Usa. SnELDONCOMEN...... Oo«n|K>«ns Wwt and heard of the PergenBeld nosEnTH. Huaaxao...... ,..ei«NraomM*n«s«r now gather lo w days a week to train and plan for "Couldn’t adults do the same thing?" 1 asked. teen sutoldes on TV. They caiM tm Trith a contram "NO" everyone said. "They have been through JEXNNE 0 reONmWi...... CkaMHon Mwiiiu. ‘ % Ibr Tonimy. Luki r> Iday, he and his co-leader told Frid.-‘**rosbmeetlags. ^ . They leatn about group dynamics, how to lead a it. They understand us." Ibellresti ‘ It ?wd showed them the

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■ - MAmanMm u m a i j ii n Tragedy recalled SPORTS ObttiiariM are guini to conUmie to mate iMMimlAnd let us knob eheot It, Prtneit I. O ttehtll ImifMi U M tnl Roux b e ra ^ we went to he drere.” at tha Waterbury PMirdathmOom ^ ^ M e n Ma talk on e FtiM tt t QMdiril. etilC relt Bm na U a n rd Honx, W, (rf SVI Drtv*. (Med W c d m ^ t t • HweeJ Oalwwad hee., Went RartlMd, the Ainge deadly as Celtics take 2-0 lead cMivtlMceiH heme. He w»i the ^ Ib ^ W ilth rtR . Hoax, died today **t con undentond the way aha hethand <>t the late laenette at St. PtMCte Mhi^tal and Medleal felt,” heBMd. Center, Hartford ' She waa the (turgentn) QetchMI. Tartl etid reectte arefiiten ot dw By Hopord Ulmon cutting oft the Inatde game. We’ve moat of the flrat half before a late He wag bom In ItaftitMrd, Mid he ■mUmt (U UomI J. Ueaaid Sr, ot site reemted the prets. He said that Thh AMOtloltd FrM t n doing that the entire year,* flurry in which Ainge hit conaecu- need In MaigeheMer ter niM^ toward the e ^ of the reeeue Milwaukee guard Sidney Moncrief tlve three-point netogoali to tie the «eam. BehH« lettrtwi. he wnt th e NeaHdrk h Whltn^ Paneml operodMi there was the pafention BOSTON - Mltwautee Maytd taM. ’’When you play Boston, you game 88-ti at IntermtoPm. etni^yed aa a dewirmient himi> Home, Vih PnmtnttiMi Axe., Wiaat *%^wMda(ttrecdund«eethe8tntut much better than it did He night have to give up iMiirihlng. Thnlght The Celtice lait trailed Th78 Hartford, la In eharie ot am ' tor contronteden between repor­ aterfwrQ.PnxMOg. ters nnd worhere. ot Uherte facet befoK. Unfortunately tor the we gave up the outolde mot.’’ midway through the third quarter, fit la anrvlved b» a brMier, a, which ate incomplete. He aald the reaevtt workers “were W ^ people cloee their eyee BO dM Boaton’e Danny D ^ lte that, the Bucks almoat but Milwaukee stayed close and Perry Getchell, and a nephew, liia n a| leokInB tte the living hot were when they sneerat ^ _ Ainge. ■napoM Boaton’a five-month home tied the game Itt-m when Mon- William (Qetchell. _ Mayor Berhoro Weinhtrg Hto deadly outoMe ahootlng kept winning streak. The victory waa the criers two free throws capped a 7-0 haunted tfvety day by the tacce (at run with 83 aeconda left In the game. Gravealde aervtcea will be f th Mahtolm "Mlhe” Charfea Wood, the dead” b r ^ t olflclol the Buetra Celtics inoWedneeday Oeittca’ 3Srd In a rowathomePnee day at M a.m. In St. Mmea M, (at B»fM(S. died TtoraSay at "Bed hew ceuM we not he there," towrTwhich aha leld to idll e night’s playoff game imtti they they loat to the Lm Angeles Lakera Johnson, who was driving In the Cemetery The John F. Tienwy ai^—Bioreitiw — _ •pM,wecncvi J|i , I, a vcincr — »,- inapnii^ ilkikiBSaMM,. TertI eeM. Heaeld thepteeeaerved community where people reach out win It In ttie ' ttnal minute m bra. It. lane, was fouled by SIkma and PWenral Home, hit W. Center St., la Hm. Man. Rewaadiehmhaiid(ot net Juet a rntnor ot whet heppem, toeariiodier. IM-IM. Dearite thrir Imiwove- tt nlao was their ninth victory In a made two free throws with » In charge ot arrangement*, Joan Marie dtobWa) Wood and the but atoo aa a catalyst for change. Ttehourvlangbieak^meednf, ment. the Bucks trudge home row. Including flve in the playotfa. seconds to E>- Then Milwaukee’s tadrer tt Pamela Schneider at Tanl aiM thatthehuMutwhatto which wae eponsored by the htwto trailing the beat-of-aeven NBA nnd tied the record ot 14 conaecu- Paul Pressey drove toward the Mwy A. UllMop htarrch(Ml(tr. repMted by the prcoa Is good nevra cheater Area Conference M serlsBl-i. tlvc home pleyotf victories set by basket. Three Celtics converged on He la atoa tnrrived by llv* aona, Omrehea, ended with ey n m uiyy We’re going before a favorable the Mlnneapolla Lakera trom IMI him, he misted the shot and Bird Mary A (Breen) Lathrm, ft, of but diet human nature compels got the rebound with 14 seconds Mkhael and Peter Wood, btdi ot |M%|NR to iwiemiier w t ORO bvwm> prayer end die alngti«ot»Ainetkn Milwaukee Coach Don through last. M Camptleld Itoad, died WeOtiea- BnllcM, Stephen W«(od rd Eadiam. UWDRMittM ** Nelsonaald. “ttw ei^ythecollbcr remaining. day at Mancheater M«morlal Hoe- Hto reed e Hat ot stortea trem one "That last drive Is a play I make Man., Ilmodiy Wood oKChatham, none hraedenat to llhntrate the The Rev. MerdnSchoWw.pnetor of ball vre played tonight, we’ll have "Sooner or later. It we’re hanging tal. She waa the wife ot Dorwood Man., Mid Andrew Wood, wrvfng of a . Bartholomew Churra a chance." around, they’ve got to lose here. ■0 to 80 percent of the time.” . Lathrop. lawhber at etwrtee that dealt with Preesey sold, ’’t saw an opentng B In the D.S. Navy; and tirar geed eveete. Eapectally If Ainge doesn’t play once," Bucks* center Jack SIkma She was bom In Mancheater and ■fviNNAirarBii. Friday right's third game the said. and took iMivanlage of it, but they waa a lifeiorM readlent. Befere T(» the audience, made up mostly The feed wae prapond ployed good defenae." Hre fwaeral will be Friday at F 18 of ooclol oerrIceworkMs end memhert el ConcorMe Luthern ay he maym In Game 1 That wouldn’t be enough for retiring, ahe worked tor » y « r * at a.m. at die LeMe-Slev(ena Bntleld church weth vehroteMO, Terri said CMirch Mid eerved Mr atudento M Boeton’s guard hit jMtoMof nine Mllvraukee. The Celtics mutt lose Pratt h Whitney AIrcmIt, Beat (Cbagwta, 81 Sowb Road. BaneM. Beet CedwHc and Meacheeter high Shota and acored four points In a the remaining two gomes here "It came down to the last couple Hartford. She waa a memher el Hie kacdeolng; M bwted by a mass of Chrlsdan “Here's top the good news you ni-88 victory In Tuesday night's while dropping two of three on the of j^ y s,’’ SIkma said. "They got Quarter Century Chib ot PhWA. burial at 10 a.m.in Holy Family opener in which Mllwouxee shot rt>ad for the Bucks to advance to the the fouls and we didn’t. We did all Healdes her huthMid. the to (Chwpcb. Burial will be in Hatard- poorty and handled the ball Eastern Omlercnce tinalB. that we can and the officials mirvlv^ by a brtxher, Joaeph vme Cemetery. Caltlrtg boors are csretesBly. The game was the only otte probably did all they can." Breen ot Mancheater; tour alMet*, today from Slot pmandVtoOpm But on Wednesday n t ^ , he l a : ^ Wednesday night. Tonight, With six aecotNte to go. Cum­ Catherine hinea. Eleanor Dkhtn- Laser foes visit acored s career |m * H Mgh M louston, trailing I-O visits Seattle, mings fouled Fred Roberts, who aon, Beatrice Plocbarcqh, all In S Memorial donadons may be Ing TUcaday at • p m in LlncuM points SB he hit II of hto M Arid goal and Gridcn State Is at the U» Iced the victory with two free ElorKla. and Shirley Boglrfta of made to die American Heart As about Mb gucota left the M»S_a — — attempts, inriudtng hrar ot tlx Angeles Lakers. The Lakers lead throvrs. Slkma’a basket vrilh three NewliMton. aeveral Mecea. ne- hhayor'a Prayer BreekMat at Dm- vwnei • Anorialton of G r ^ e r Hartford. Hm«M PMIW «r toMMM c(ordia Ijudwtun Chaich this mora- three-pointers. He also had eight thM scries 1-8. aecoiMh remaining accounted for phewa. grandniecea. grandne­ 8M OoRlna St., Hartford wKwm a uRe asnQ. "1 was prabaMy thinking too Robert Ftorish added M and Johit- Juat winning and that's what counts Hie hineral will be Friday at W tvBlyft 1. IM m c ISCRV^VWfrC eRTOfXaUBliefrx Mayor Barbara B Wetwbe(^ bw ad ttefMiner Whdt'sSbep Rite Mere much about deteme stod fBucte' Bon tl tor the Celtics. in the playolts." Bird said. am . attbe JobnF. Ttomey Funeral Evelyn E. (RdbfnsMi) DdbBC.?8. ofRc^ms inv(^vetocopal Church in Spring- be^eve me. my wife and 1 have trip since the Herald Mery, ( ^ damage, Hke the jekeu. wonM be TffV AVtvCfVfM stretch tor me — It’s a How-them- Oakland pushed across a run oft Fla.; and thre^ grandtMdren. onty sbntt berm sexual rel aWena witk Rke. Hart what-you- ean-do atrctch," Grcett- said. “I wasn’t sure how tar It would The tunera’ wHl be Saturday ata field. w ^ bortoS in Wfficred Park answered more personM cfue^ions news from the polls was ntd good. Roger Clemens in the Hird Inning, A p-> Schiraldi wlH tvro out In the Memorial donations may be toNdncs(Aay nnd the third censecu- tie In the seventh inning aa the Red said te came wiHin inches of seventh. Clemen suffered a deep made to the American Cancer OT die Drleaiis Town Nurses. ttve c(mnptote inHw by n Vnnkeea' former presidents Ford or Carter wcR,“ he said, “ the Nixfon WbRe that Reagan target a crarial Sox swept a two gaioe series with catching He ball. Instead, it bruise when hit by Davis’ line drive Society. Orleans. Mass. BvW OdleNeison pitcher In New V(srk's 8-1 vkrtary glanced oft his glove and into the The/vsacebded Fresa “becaase he and I had a leag Rouse always looked (to Reagan as MidweM state and “bomb R wRh Oakland about the right ankle in the HIrd one Ot the guys they co«M cowM en money," according t» the Newa- rraer the (CMcngo White Sax. "1 was in a groove like this in crowd inning. TiVendShM that. as fekow Cahtotm- ThdituMj^k AagAAMnAllR A^^rajriiR tAto.mmrwAtmiR fe^iR WASHINGTON - Fresidetit ans, went hack many years —tone The Inst ttwm New Vnrk pftchers Triple-A (Pawtucket of the Intenw- Despite It hits and It RBI in 15 After giving way to Schiraldi. Reagan’S arms corttrri huddle with be»oreeitheroneefws,ltbtok,ev((r otKvmsrt. idea was accepted and He ewnr hnd thnt kktd at n (rtrenk VMM Aug. tional League) lari year, but It’s games, Greenwell. a lelt-haiMled Clemens was takra to nearby 7 Injury pains Lannan thought we woUM be in the presMg “Rengra stayed wMh Nixon right paign peared (MMritly hi miMlen IMa 8 4 .1888. when Ran Gtotdry, Sknne been a while * Greenwell aaid RiChard M. Nixon M >die WMte k^w^ (jAto hitter, says te still understands his Children’s Hospital, where X-rays House last weric to one Or a tong posMon. Andsotbeieto. limMk.a fniXMlBn w vne mnwr ^ ihi tfh Ohio. Rnwlcy, Dnve Ripkettl (and Rny “This te really exciting l*m excited role wiH the Red Sox. “pinch hitter were negative. R*s been a month since Man­ series Of consultations with (the closer bond.” WMengate," Notniger added. Reagan Invoked Ntxonia Hto Nov, FaMcnal canapleteel hrar In n raw over Just getting a chance to play. and spare (MtUirider.** chester Chief of FoHce R«b«ri D. former prwidesft with whom Rea­ The praSideht met wift Nixon In 18 address aRer dtorioaere eff aecffet tt atoo was H e th ird twwhW er by Now BO itHKh is happening." "When Jimmy comes back. I go Schiraldi allowed Juat tvro walks Larmam ribrnwed to work, hwt be Newsweek magasine. tepotHag arms sales te frra, Hkenhig tke With Rice nurslitg a bruised and and struck out Hree in S18 inninp. gan says he has the Closest bond. in MasonaboflkbytworiTtsedfters New Vo* in September e m as be back to ttty role." te aaid. '*Tbat*s to m in riM Rffty recovered Trwn « sales to Nixon's arilen In senw ti • swollen elbow from a couple ot earning his first victory in Hree “i don’t thirit they are personal about the ISM campaign, said prepared tor a (meeWsg w(Rh irtot the game. But it I show them knee titfury be sOffered fn Ma'rcb. friefnds, but it has certafnliy been a Hma-Sovieit Foreign MMSier An­ secret emhaiary to ((Mns In an errant pitches on a recent road can contribute by playing more, derisions. Lamnain said Tfednesday bebafd Nixon once wrote rif Reagan as “a 'CVfvVw-Ww tvMs htts TWraday (MgM to tbs swing. Greenwell irtoved Into the r positive relatlonSh^,’’ lyn Nof- lightnoigNt and a pretty boy, bri drei A. (Gtmmyko. maybe I’ll get into more games The Red Sox, who ntoved to reached a “ plMeam ’ ’ of recovery a Warirington political con- Bi Hie iatePriew last dsly, how­ SabsepsewHy, Nixon's s Sax' vke*^ Charkss cleanup spot as the Ictl-tielder WiHin ItA games ot first place an(d wouM prrbablty seek fdiysical more recently be bad come to S Ml wcM the dtotonce to the when m Red Sox returned ttom a **As well as I’m doing right now, sritant who seri^ as an aide to admire ReagahSOffoiHess ease M ever, Reagra said be had not we have to get Jimmy back One Milwaukee In He American League therapy to speed the recoveiv both presidents, said Wednesday raceived any advice from Nixon Ywriieea'8-1 vt(ctery M((iMday nt[M. M trip East, had a break in the schedule politics and to concede privMriy t l mg$Hm m M te TbiiiMb te ytilAid only tvxa Mta, The tS-year-old slugger re- good week by me doesn't over- along. On M arth P8. the chief fell after Hie latest meeting was ^at be was smarter Him Nixon dari(Ng Hie (negcMiHom Hhra (going shatew what he's done year to today, but had to hit He road. on a pMch «f Ice bebind police disclosed. Ml over a U .S^viet sammiR. RhtoAni raid tectorid have pitched gporwted with two doubles and two thought.’’ m year I Just have to do my beet to They play an exhIblUon game tor beadtm artm Mid tore Hie earan- Ficsidenitial spolcesman Marlin FNtewslter MI t e t t v m better H he rim haAnto teew toeltoe RBI. inriudtng the gaitte-winner. “H Nixon thought (ftiM. he yuSt Also in September NH, Edward vmA Uak He el8e(rts (at the tto. against 0(skland Tuesday night. help the club.’* (charity with the New York Mets at agetnmleRkriee.llercbornedto Fitxwater said Nixon came to the J. Rrilins, who at (that tUme was to his second season at Paw­ Shea Stadium tonight. Steve Craw­ White House at Reagans mvitation joined a Whole bunch ri peofte vho "1 threw Aecewt, bri awt whM I'm SIS arise T ^ hto hli^ fly ot a Al pitch by woikon April 8. tmderestimaied Reagan over Hie ReaganY poMticri direCtm-, amd (capable et I Am't Ret Ml fellever Steve Ontiveros with one tucket, Greenwell burned up the ford and two left-handers sum­ For aboot W days during bto AprilwafterNixon wrote anarticle oihM top cawipaign aides dmedat a moned trom Pavrtucket — Mike critical Of administratioh tactics in years,” Noftiiger said. VIR ^ iM VBMte percept" raid RhsAra. 84 "Tb- out to the seventh Just made the International League last year, recppetwilon, be wore a rmiova- “When Reagan wasgovernorand Nixon^ Saddle Rirar. N.J., home Ws BMRC «M Rl WVIVw RVW^C totpht I VMM geMtog ahead to He MfkA QiAanwAtt of tha Rad Sok witchAS the Right of tha riaiMto Inside the right-tlrid foul hitttrw SM wtH 18 homers, tl Rochtord and Tom Bolton — are bie pfamic cast and bad to use arms negotiations. The spekesman and Hm toriner preridM* proposed expected to share the pitching said Reagan brought Nixon up to Nixon was president. Hieveotalong ewawt apd I gri SMPe eaay rate " baaabAtl aHat hitting gAmo-brAAking thiAA-run homer in prie 3K toet down the line tor his doubles and 88 RBI in 88 games. c rutOhea, Latmati saM. ib e chief Rbwhep riitoK* apt rix apd walked the awvAnth Inning WAdnaaday night at Fantoray Park, third homer ot the se(sson Greenwell's shot made a loeer ot against the 1887 World Scrica date on arms talks and discussed (Champions stffl limps sHfdft'ly. the article brteffly. tw«tocprwiaghtoRrrivl(rte«yPto(ra QraantotAira homer hatpad Mia Sox beat the Athlatica, 6-2. “The pitch was a changeup and t Dennis Eckersley. t-t. who left "R swelled wpiflce hell, and ft “They talk occasionally by April m. (CMcate's ePIy hits were hurt Hke imH." Layman said phone,’’ FItswater said, “f don’t Hkm d o w n o n tm d a y a n d M rirWtos by Rra Kar8n«ri((e to He Larman** fall became pObHc thWk Its been tooOftem.’’ (third apd Rm Raraey to He IrarH MarOh N when he faded to Show (phe tecord shows they have h%r cNiscover oiw of flie nioosf displays "Re VMM keeptog ps «M batopce np Tor a huAM hearing. At Hie talked about Hie Iran-iOonrra scan­ vriH bto hraaMag bam aad te VMM Canadiens happy to go home with a split time, Town ManagM Bcbeit B. dal and fl.$.^v4e

meeting Tuesday with baseball “ The N F L reow M ses its resptm- in iMg, said tlw Cbicam meeting attend. On Ttwsday, Jackson calted for ■v mek Warner with a home run Just over the 1 ^ "W e (Hdn’t m akefite crutch p te y x .' Commissioner Peter Ueberroth, siMIHy in the area of minmity would focus on minoritm who are The lack of Macks and other picketing of major league ballpx'ks • v Jim t ib p a b y iw n e la today agrinri ftoefcy ffllt at has been throrring good all year,” caro said. The Asseelofea Frets field fence for a 2-3 lead. After Walsh andPaton had trro hits each qualified and interested in front- minorittes in sports management on July 4 If bMeball doesn't come m r t M M r t t W riftr home while Coventry hoata East Coventry Ceaeh Boh Plaster said. Banks had a one-hitter going until said there are noblack managers in hiring," Roselle said. "White our fo r Coventry. has Iwen a hot issue sinw April •, up with a "coherent plan" to hire Cheney scratched together its two Walsh singled. Krone came in for Ni;w YORK - The Rev. Jesse the major leagues, no black head work is qnfinished, we feel ja iM office Jobs. mtenPriday. "Today, he finally got some “ W e’re talking about all kinds of when Los Angeles Dodgers execu­ more minorities. It WM a vtntage pfieftcr'd duel re just didn't have tt today," support.” runs in the sixtii inning. Tom Dowd Maguire. Jackson says major league base­ coaches In the NFL and no Mack have been made. We appreciate Gibbs walked and Jack Ayer general managers or owners In and welcome Rev. Jaeksoii’e idoM positions, from coaches and com­ tive Al Canm nfs said on nationai Jacksmi said Wednesday that thrdugfi tfx iniilngH. Tech Coach Bill Baccaro lofted a two-out Moop single to start ball and the Natfonai Poothall similar action might be taken The Patriots geared two runs in things for the Beavers. Brian reached on a fielder’s clHttee with League are tied tor last place In the either sport. on the Issue." mentators to scouts and owners," tetovtsion that Macks may lack Tficii, the rodf coilapped on tiie aafd. during the football season if the Walsh forced at tiiiRi. After a pop to “ It's time to break down racial Jackson said a group of Mack and he said. "some of the necMsIties" to be Cheney Tech Beavera. C o v e n t^ a Kevftt Banks Trent tile the first inning. Paton singled and Martin folowed with a double to left hiring of minorities for top manage­ NFL doMn’t approve a similar short. Rheault hit a Moop single barriers In the frmt office." Hispanic former athletes will meet Jackson said former siugger managers or general managers. Coventry High broke a 2-3 dead- distance for the Patriots in a fine came around on a vAU (foidite to which eluded a diving attempt by ment positions. affirmative action plan. Buthesaid center by cleanup bitter Bhett Patriot left fielder Larry Walsh, dorm the right fteid line to score Jackson Mid. "Football has an in (% icago M ay M to A k u s s ways Hank Aaron will iine iip the Campania m li^ied under pressure loek in the bottom of the sixth inning performance. Banks, a left-hander, “ IliM both have lero,” Jackson he h o ^ that won’t be neceswry. Gibbs. Andrini trslked to load the expansion policy and a television to increase minority hiring in baselwii piayers and former Pitts­ a few days later. b y erupting for fiv e runs, highligh­ allOTred only four hits, sratked four GibiM. A Trild pitch sent Gibbs to and Dowd went to third. Rich Assid saM Wednesday after meeting with "It would be much better if they bases Banks then hit a grounder to policy. Now it needs an affirmative professional baseball and football. burgh StMler defensive back Mel "In a real sense, Campanis pulled ted by M att Paton’a teadoff homer and struck out II." You hsvd^toglvc tfrird and be scored en an error \>y grounded to shortstop Paul RheauH N P L Commissioner Fete Roaette to Dwrrd, irho Trent to second for the Blount will organise the football the scab off a cancer," Jackson do It voluntarily rather than face a en route to a 7-a victory In Charter a tet of credit to Banka," Baecaro Cheney third baseman Krone. whose throw drew J ^ n Andrini off discuss an affirmative action plan action policy,” Jackson, who sought the Demo­ force but threw if into left, altowing Roielte's office released a tolef cratic presidential nomination in pisyera. Jackson said Roselle and said. "H e said what a lot of people court suit and be forced todo W,” he Oak Conference action Wednesday aaM. "H e pitched a great game and Cheney threatemd in the second first. scoring Dowd. Mark Pelletier fo r pro football. Ayer and RheauK to «»r e . Coven- lost sr,.-! tf. pofi.-'■***'•** another Md Ueberroth have been invited to were thinking." said. at Cheney’ s field. so did Pat (Maguire),’’. inning, loading Uie bases rrith one delivered an RBI single just inside Jayson, who had a similar statement following the meeting. tr f added another run on an infieM Cheney’s record falls to GS and MsMlre, the Beaver starter, out. But Banks prom ptly struck out third base scoring Martin to knot it hit by Robb Berkorritx. AS In the COC while Coventry Trent five innings before givin g tray Maguire and Glenn Parent to at 2-alt. ' "The difference was they (Coven­ Improves its mark to G4 and AS hi to Jim Krone in the sfxth Trith escape without harm. "H e (Banks) Coventry cam e right back in ita ondjMtelWr. try) got the support," Baccaro said. WP- Bonks; LP- SMouira the conference. Cheney’s next Cheney trailing. $-2. "He (Banks) struck out our best hitters." Bac- half of the sixth and Paton led off SCOREBOARD Brewers beginning to fade? M a la 8 ,IM i2 Malar LnguaTopTan w in, lost* A DREW By Hertchel Nistensen their winning streak to four games, S o ftb a n B a s c b a D CINCINNATI NBW YORK on V ol BON. _ The Atsoefoted Press longest of the season, and climbed AMERICAN LBAGUB „ A L R o n n d a p Into second place in the A L West. Ilf O A® A tf The Milwaukee Brewers have I St Moittor Mil 30 II 33 • Oriolaa 3, Ttafna 0 gone from the sublime to the TONiaMT'S tA M IS SBrodley Sea II AmarlMii Lugv* •tandlngi ioevls cf RHendsenNY 24 ridiculous. Scott M cG regor pitched a three^ MPM vs. C iT, t — niiteeraid 4 0 1 0 Olonn vt. Xembrowtkl's, 7:30 — Bell 3b Settler Kon 34 After winning 20 of their first 23 hitter for his first victory of the Plttetrold BBOtoic d a c 4 0 -0 0 McRyIdsMcRyidsIf If 40004 00 0 Deer Mil 31 ell’s second-inning homer off Mike season and Cal Ripken capped a Froncnlb 301 HJehsnss 4 110 DowntneCoi games, including a record-tying QMn vt. Oil Heot, t — RoberHon FCt. Birkbeck. The Angels added two In four-nin third inning with a three- Cummlnet vt. Jones, 7:30 — Milwaukee *30 4 .747 * OCncpcph 1 0 1 4MiPodn3b 3 13 1 Puckett Min IGO start, the Brewers have not 18 ,6 » 3V, Oesterlp 400 sontono ee 0000 France Cle the ninth on Howell’s double, Dick run homer. Ripken’s homer was his Reberiton New York 10 10 only dropped three in a row but krov't vt. t ll(i,6 — Nike Toro 10 .600 tv. Sotop 300 l^ le r a p Oontner Mil Schofield’s single, a sacrifice fly by ninth of the season, giving him 38 .446 IVt RMrphvp 000 Monllll ph 1000 Knlpht Bit have suffered the indignity of two MAK vt. Prown't, 7:30 — Nike ■oiton 13 Darrell Miller and Gary Pettis’ RBIs. His last nine hits have been NUMethodltf vt. Cox, s ->^_Roeani ■altimore 13 7 TJoneeph 1 0 0 Orotcop 0000 Ripken Bit consecutive shutouts for the first 10 RRObnsnp 000 single. for extra bases. Including four Nm ltr vt. Aldo't, 7:30 — I N ^ I Oetrolt 16 :S McCindph Incavlplla, TexM,”l1: Downino, CpllHr- tim e since lOSl. Nutmeo vt. Rub/MMH,« — Keenev Cleveland 11 ,3» llVb 1000 "W e ’ve got good pitching the last homers. OeCermler vt. Century 31, » — TOMS H 3 f I TPMs • 3103 nlo, 10; Deer, Mllwoukee, 3; Rtekm, "W hen you can’t score runs, you Cborter Oak ■oltimore, 3; Ooeftl, M ln n ^ o , I; WiejN, two days and no hitting," said H I IN 010-4 Seattle, ti Puckett, Minnesota, I; 4 ore tied can’t score runs," Milwaukee Man­ Rangtra 7, Indlmw 2 Colltomla ager Tom Trebelhorn philoso­ Trebelhorn, whose Brewers have a Kontoi city Newvem m on n r - o wHh 7. ______Pete Incavigiia. Larry Parrish & m e Winnina RBl — MModon (1). Runs B U M lAIn phized following Wednesday’s 3-0 .287 batting average despite their Minnesota m, coii- and Pete O’Brien homered, and B Beckman. LOB—ClndSniBtl I, New loss to the ^lifom ia Angels. recent lack of production. "1 know York H. 3B—Francono, Mappehm. SB— tom ;rn »\S i;3 l.'JOVIM, we’ll start scoring runs again. One Oiarlle Hough allowed eight hits In HJohnson (3), EOavIs (14), bykstra (4). ijoiinirniu,Collfornlo, 33;*», Deer, MIhfiokM, 33- "Every team goes thmghthat. We Little League of our concerns has been starting winning his ninth consecutive deci­ S-Apullera 3. DwEyons, Boston, 31; Presley, Seattle, hope It’s just a short-tenrHWiig. It's IP N R BR ■■ SO sion over (Cleveland. 'The (Heveland 31; 4 ore ttejTy^ S owSstens) not something you can pitching, and it hasn’t been a xconeem the last two days. runs were unearned. tofoL.3-1 4B3 3 3 3 3 0 Boslo, MUwoukee, 20,1.0N; (andeierlo, off. But give the guy on the hill some All the homers cam e off 48-year- AiMriein RMurehv 1 14 3 0 0 0 3 collfomlo, 40, 1.000; Clear, M l^ k e e , credit, too." \"When anybody in baseball loses RRobinwn 3 3 0 0 0 3 20, 1.000; Hudson, New York, 1.0“ ' a leadoff hitter (Paul Molltor) and a old Phil NIekro. Incavigiia hit a Army and Navy ran Its record to 3J> New Yotb ■berhopen, Konsos CItvv, SO,, 1.NP) The guys on the hill for California Wednetdov nisht with o S-7 victory over Balttmore A Minnesota 0 Rid8ox6.Athtallei2 Rangira7,lniltant2 cleanup hitter (Rob Deer), two threc-run homer, tops in the AL. in Kontat City S, Toronto 3 ApulleraWM S 13 3 13 Ichhern,' Toronto, Al, .100; Hlpuero, were Mike Witt, who allowed four piRoto cleaners at Waddell Field. Orosco S,7 1 1 0 0 0 3 Mllwoukte,illwoukee, Al,Al .000; Lelbrandt, Kansas guys who are hitting over .380. two the first Inning. Parrish hit a Chrit Loomlt. Oave Ollbert ond Andy Texas 7, Cleveland 3 hits while striking out nine over OAKLANO BOSTON CLBVBLAND TBXA3 WP-Apullere 3. (ilW, Al, .000. guys who have accounted for 40 two-run homer in the fourth and Lowrence each hod two hits and Jaton Umpires Home. Weyer; First, Men- seven Innings, and DeWayne Bulce. SSortton rlaoed three doublet for AAN. ■oltlmert (Flanopan C4) at Minnesota (WrhM obrhM trhM abrhM runs, either R B Is or runs scored, O’Brien added a solo shot In the (Viola M ), 1:13 p.m. Rolonlo cf 4 0 10 Burks cf 3 13 1 BemirdSb 4 00 0 Browne 3b 4 0 0 0 t e ^ ^ ^cen^FM ene: Third, Rennert. Bosid on V at BoN. who allowed one hit the rest of the John Keeler and JeN Weeks each roped NATIONAL LBAGUE you're going to be down fifth. two hits and ■Illy Rardyt ployed well Only pome scheduled Rhilllps 3b 4 110 Barrett 3b 4 3 3 0 Butler cf 4 110 McDwelcf 4 110 way for his first major-league save. L o n ^ 3 b 4 0 10 Bopos3b 3 13 1 FrancoM 4 130 OBrienIb 3 3 3 1 0 AB R offensivelv." defentlyely at nilrd M e tor the 34 • In oth er American League Tlgtra 7, Mar1n«ra 8 Cleonert. Minnesota at New York, 7 : » p.m. RJcksndh 4 0 0 1 Oreenwl If 3 13 4 Carter 1b 400 1 Incvolla If 4 3 3 3 Aatraa8.PhllllM2 EOevIs CIn Colltomla at Boston, 7:33 p.m. Canseco It 4 0 10 Boylordh 4 000 MHoll It 4 0 3 1 Sierra rf 4 13 0 Hatcher Htn 104 17 games. It was New York 4, Chicago Darrell Evans. Kirk Gibson and Leonard SF Kansas City at Clevelond. 7:33 p.m. MDovlt rt 3 0 3 0 OwCvns rf 4 00 0 Tower dh 4 01 0 Rorrlshdh 4 13 3 1; Kansas City 6, Toronto 3; Royala V, Bliw Jaya 3 Matt Nokes hit home runs as Ailwrigin Farm Oakland at Oetrolt, 7:33 p.m. McOwlr 1b 4 0 0 0 Bucknr lb 4 13 0 Snyder rf 4 00 0 4 000 HOUSTON PHILA Oberkfell All ’8 IS Poltlmere at Chlcopo. I p.m. Tettletonc 3 0 10 Romero u 4 0 3 0 Jocobv3b 4 0 10 SSL 3010 obrbM NrhM Orlftey Atl 74 14 Baltimore 6. Minnesota 0; Boston 6. Hal McRae douMed home two Detroit snapped a four-game losing Army and NOW topped DlRoto Seattle at Milwaukee, l : » p.m. Orlftinss 3 10 0 Oedmonc 4 00 0 ‘ iC 300 0 WllkrsnM 3 000 DoranH 4 111 3010 MIdndeSP 111 13 Oakland I; Texas 7. Cleveland 2; runs and Bud Black checked streak. Winner Walt Terrell al­ t, 17-3< Wednesday nloht. Mike DJomes Atl 101 31 Cleaners. Toronto at Texos. 1:33 p.m. TOMS 31 3 7 1 TeMs 30 014 3 31303 Tom s SI7W7 noycvsff CT 300 1 sofnuai B) 4 011 Toronto on six hits through six lowed eight hits in 7 1-3 Innings for Llnotteondand Josh Reck pitched well and (larTWrOb 3000 lb 3000 ■ream Fit 73 13 Detroit 7. Seattle S. Mike Cotaroye, Anthony Muroond Joe inlin e 3b 10 10 SchmdtRi 4 00 0 O 0 I r o California, which has won four In' innings In his first start in exactly a his first victory since April 9, Ton o hit well, and Jordon Joy ond NillonalLiaguiilandInoi m 3M Pitt— OOeytstb 30 10 Sim itonrf 4 111 Mon 23 « t1 33 .341 a row and has a one-game lead over year. M cRae, the R oyals’ 41-year- making him 21-8 lifetime at Tiger n r i t Rorkmonm played ployed well___ tor_AAN______Bassrf 40 10 Porrlshc 4000 Durhom CTil 14 34 17 Kansas City and Minnesota In the old player-coach, doubled to cap a Stadium. III Heines pItMed well and Tonya IMMkwiAah Bvons: First, Breml- Cruilf 4 110 OOrosttt 4 0 30 Peliterson ond Jesse Litchfield ployed Thlrd, Cousins. Ashbyc 30 10 APUOVOM 3 100 EITeyls, Cincinnati, 13; Dawson, Chl- A L West, got the only run it needed three-run first inning against Seattle’s Ken Phelps had four well for DlRoso's. Waller pr 1000 3; Donltlt, Cincinnati, 0; Durham, Jimmy Key as the Royals stretched hits. Including his eighth homer. The official openlnp day tor Form Chlcopo IS ‘'l l % • • W, 0; Porksr, Onclnnatl, I; against Milwaukee on Jack How- V, l i u 0000 Is Saturday at Buckley St. Louis 14 11 .340 IF N R BR BB SO BPfflOS & w M 10 1 0 ' 0000 HI, Fhllodslphlo, 0; JDovls. CM- .So 1W S Hwiid photos by Finto ...itollowlnooamM:toll lOo.m. N e w t ^ 13 13 Oililaa# Nallenil Liagua ratuna CRenIds st 1000 coeo, 7; Strovd)srry, New York, 7; — Modern) JonltorlolJonlls vs. MARC; I p.m. 13 14 Eckertley L.33 41-3 * 3 3 0 3 Rvonp 8000 Stubbs, Let AnetlM, 7. — .....American on LeplonLeo vs. OIRoso Clean­ piTTBoura** 11 13 I Ontivtfoi 13-333303 Pnkvtsph 1000 ...... — In Manchester High's Laurie Smith clears the 100-meter hurdle event Wednesday ers; 4 p.m — Army and N ow vs. Town rif I pMl I w I 17 .330 tv, aadMi Andersnp 0000 Dawson, Chlcooe, 37; EDovIt, Clndrr- Aguilera survives shaky start Fire. DtvMta Clement 33-3 7 3 3 1 3 Expoa 6. Bravaa 2 Puhiph 10 11 notl, 27; Schmidt, Philadelphia, S ; Guer­ the hurdle en route to setting a record In at Pete WIgren Track. W L Fet. OB SchlroMI W.1-3 314 0 0 0 3 3 OSmithp rero, Los Anptlot, 34; Strawberry, Now Cincinnati 11 7 .663 — HBR—Oreenwell by Eckersley. MONTREAL ATLANTA TOMS iSSSS • I I I York, 31; CDoylt, Sen Frandsce, • ; By Ben Walker Johnson also named first base- Johnson said after the right­ Son Frandsce .17 10 .643 V, Umpires—Home, McClellaiKl; First, Parker, Cincinnati, 13; Stubbs, Los Anocles, Houston 13 11 .373 tv. PiirhM *rhbl The Anocloted Presi man Keith Hernandez as the first hander. whq would norm ally be the McKean: Second, Ford; Third, Shulock. Condaelcf 3 00 1 O James cf 4 0 0 0 13; Wotloch, Montreal, 13. Lot Anpeles IS 13 .336 3VV T—3;M. A—13,134. ____ SR«8t1 PHchtnp (S DocMontl captain in the Mets’ history. fifth starter In the rotation, lowered G o lf Attonlo 13 IS .464 6 vVfDtTff n 4 111 Oberklllb 4 0 3 0 OPerry It Oome WlnWho RBI — Fuhl It). Cex^tLouls.SO, 1.000; Power,Clndni^, NEW YORK - Once he gets past " I thought it was a good time to do his earned run average to 3.09. Son Dlepo 3 R .341 13 Raines If 4 0 3 1 3 0 10 _ ____ Apuqyo. DP—Fhllodslphlo 2. 20. t.On,' (Jullickten, CIncInnolt, At. .IN; 4 000 OMrphyrt 4010 the first inning. Rick Aguilera It," Johnson said. Orosco relieved Aguilera to start MHS girls win easily Qrlolaa 6, Twina 0 ISSllSSSi?? Nettlet lb 4 000 LOB—Houston 7, Philadelphia 4. 8B— Welch, Los Anoelcs, At, .000; 7ore tied with Montreal A Atlanta 3 FimCvKI c 3 000 Doran. HR—OWIIton (3). SB— .730. might be the best pitcher on the Aguilera boosted them back over the ninth and gave up a leadoff New York A Clndnnell 3 WJhnsn 1b 3 110 Romlrtst 4 0 10 Sam Henderson 6-3, 4-6, 7-6; Acker- Mlnmehaug Vlrpllc 3 100 MThompeon (S), Somuot (TJetwyot (4). New York Mets. Reliever Jesse .800 with another strong effort. He infield hit to pinch-hitter Dave Houston i Fhllodelphlo 3 BALTIMORE MINNESOTA. Burke p 0000 S—Cdrmon, Aouoye, Bolley. SP-Hotcher. Galbraith (SI def. Lou Joffe-BIII Kenn- LADIBS NINB-HOLB LBABUB — St. LeuN 3. Son CMOm 0 Mrhbl jrhbl Shines ph 1000 Hubbrd3b 4 113 Orosco also is consistent In his own gave up a run In the first on teadoff Concepcion before retiring the next ord G3, G3; Potts-Armotdno (S) def. McClure p 000 0 ONealp 3 0 10 Low proes — A- Ellle Woser 30, B- Ann Lot Anpeles 3, PUttburph 1 Wlpplns B> 3 110 Oloddenit 3 00 0 N B ER EB SO way, getting saves despite allowing singles by Kal Daniels and Kurt three batters. That was one of the Crole Phllllpt-Oorv Tucker 6-4, G3; Chlcopo 3, Son Prondteo 4 SlClolrep 0000 Olwincp 0000 H o c k e y H.S. Roundap Lebert 43. C- Lorraine Bevin 43: Lew Dwyer dh 4 111 LmbrdtSb 4 0 10 Stillwell and two wild pitches. best outings this year for Orosco, Eesteln-Lehmon ($) def. Jpn Boroldo- net- A- Silvio Oeslordins S4-17-M, B- Ihursdoyt Bonnet Ripken ts 4 113 Puckett ct 4 00 0 Lowlb 3 3 3 1 Motley ph 1000 runs. Afex Eltel 6-3, 5-7, 7-6. Foley u 4 101) Ad erp 0 000 Ryan 4 4 3 3 3 7 Fron Klellsh 43-33-41. C- Ruth Selftert SI. Loult (Forsch M l at Son Dlepo Murray 1b 4 0 10 Ooe(tl3b 3 000 Andersen W4-t 3 1 0 0 1 3 Aguilera o v e rc a m e another He stayed out of further trouble who has a 7.50 ERA and 1-2 record 40-37-41. (Howklne 03). 4;0S p.m. »e e ts lt 3 100 Hrbek1b 3 000 ■Smith p 3000 DSmtthSA 1 0 0 0 0 3 until the eighth when, with a 3-1 but nonetheless leads the National RItttburM (Kipper 3-3) at Lot Anpeles WInphmet 3 110 Canadlana 5, Flyara 2 shaky start Wednesday night and With junior co-captain Laurie Sielbvcf 1100 Bmnskvrt 3 00 0 lead. Daniels and Stillwell led off League with seven saves. (Honeycutt O-i), 10:35 o.m. KnIphtSb 4 0 3 0 Loudnrdh 3 00 0 Tol% 3147 4 TeMs 3II7I Cormon 7 4 3 3 ^1 4 beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 with Smith, freshman Alexia Cruz and MHS gIriB lose 7 Chlcopo (Lynch 1-1) ol Son Froncisco with singles. But Aguilera struck " I want to keep getting the ball to Kermedyc 4 0 13 Oopnett 3 000 Tekulve L.1-1 2 1 1 t ' 0 0 1 I 1-0 some nervous help from Orosco. sophomore Karen Obue leading the (Downs 3-1). 10:33 p.m. NEWINGTON - The Manches­ SImmnsrt 4 0 10 NIrtoc 3 0 3 0 WP—Cormon. PB—Porrish. The victory ended a three-game out Dave Parker and major-league Jesse and help him with his way. the Manchester High girts’ Tranaactiona Only pomes scheduled Oerhortef 4 110 Umpires Home. Proemmino; First, Ftrrt'^Rdod— 1, Montrsol, B. Smith 7 ter High girls’ tennis team suffered TeMs • 0 3 0 Gome WInnInp RBI — None. losing streak, the last two by home run leader E ric Davis, then confidence," Johnson said. track team trounced Fermi High of TeMs 34 4 3 4 E—VIrpll, DMurMy. DP—Atlanta 1. Oukk; Sscond, C.Williams; Third, KIbier. (Lemlsux, Wolttr), 11:11. Penolllts— Its first setback of the season ______I ot Monireol, 7:33 p.m. T-5f:ll. A—15JN. Slnosale. Phi (hleh-stlcklne). 4:01; Rlchtr, shutout, and cam e after a team allowed a Moop RBI singte to Buddy 1110 Mets did not pound the Reds, Enfield. 112-15, Wednesday at Pete Fhllodelphlo at Ctndnnall. 7:33 p-m. OM OM H I-4 LOB—Moiitreal A Atlania A IB—Raines, Mon (hloh-stickino), 7:14; Tocchtt, Phi, bowing to Newington High. Gl. OPerry. HR-Hubbord (1), Lew (3). SB— meeting. Bell before striking outBo Diaz. but kept pecking away. Len Dyk- BASBBALL New York at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. mlnor-molor (Instlqotor, flohtlnq), 14:11; WIgren Track. Wednesday. The lone win for the Chlcopo at Son Dlepo, 10:0S p.m. Gome WInnInp RBI — Kennedy (3). W e b ^ (I). Wlnnlnphom (1). S—O P e ^ . Corson, Mon, ntoler (tli^na), 14:31; “ When you’re not going well, "1 was hoping I wouldn’t be lifted. stra opened the first Inning with a Smith was a triple winner (long AaiaHcaa Laaaaa SF-Condoele. Cuba0.6lanta4 Indians was the doubles tandem of TBXAS RANOBRS^ettvoted Jeff St. Louis at Lot Anpelet, 10:33 p.m. DP—Balttmore 1. LOB—Baltimore A Chellos, Mon (slahlno). 14;n; Orton. Mon certain things irritate a manager." I wanted to be the man to win it or bunt single on Mario Soto’s first jump, high jump. 100 hurdles), Rttfsburph at Son Froncisco, 10:33 p.m. Minnesota A SB—Knlpht. HR—Ripken IP H R BR BB SO Jill Boggini and Paula Lacey. Kunkel. Mtetdsr, tram the 31-dm disobled CNICAOO M N FRAN Hrlpolno), 14:00 ...... Manager Davey Johnson said. "I lose it." Aguilera said. "Strikeouts pitch and Wally Backman bunted Pel. Rtoesd Tern Roderek.lnhelder.en Second Pwlod— 3, Montreal, Skrudlond 1 setting a school record in the Manchester’s next match Is today IP H R BR BB SO ■Smith W.t-0 3 4 I 3 I 5 NrbM brhM (Syebedo, Notiund), t:43. 3, Montreal, call It my 'pet peeve’ meeting. I are great, especially in that the next pitch for another hit. Gary hurdles with a time of 15.6. Cruz thelSdoydhebtedlist. Burke 1 t 0 0 0 0 Dtrnisrcf 4 00 0 Weodrdft 4 0 10 at Windham High. Manchester Is tpRONTO BLUE JAYS-Removed Aiiarlean Laagua raaulta Kordlc 3 (Mometeo, Corson), 11:33. 4, didn't have to have one last year situation.” Carter's RBI groundout tied the won the 100 and 200 meter dashes McOrepr W.14 3 0 0 3 1 McClure 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 DMrtittct 0 t 00 wimnph 1000 M enlr^, Lemlsux 3 ((ksen, B. Smith). 3-1. M M a il* , cMcher. tram the IS d ^ SICIoIre 34 1 0 0 0 0 SM bniN 3110 CDoylsct 4 0 10 because nothing irritated m e" Aguilera. 3-1, tied his career-high score. and anchored the victorious 4 X 100 dNpMed Nsl and a sstp ^ him outrtptrt tS:M. Penalties— Lem)eux. Mon (rouoh- Retuttt: Goldstein (N) def. Oebble Yankaaa4,Whlta8ax1 BivNiven L.3-3 11-3 7 4 4 1 1 Dawson rt SOU ______» 5 1 1 0 lnp),4:44;Lalor,Mon(hloh4tlcklno),10:15; The World Series champions with nine strikeouts while walking Rookie Dave Magadan, who went to Knoxvtttepfthe SeuthemLeoeue. 0HealL4-t 4 4 3 1 0 1 JDoylsc 4313 MWndert 4 3 3 3 relay team. Cruz. In her first high Bray (Ml 7-6, G4; Suvdam (N) def. Klink 0 3 0 0 0 0 Sutter, Phi (hleh-sttckino), 10:13; Nllon, went G8 on their longest homestand one. In his last start, against S-tor-3 with a walk, put the Mets school dual meet, broke the school Nicole Mellow Gl, 6-3; Butrjck (N ) def. Athedon 3-3 0 0 0 0 0 Olwine 1-3 t t t 0 0 Doveltlt 1110 Aldrels 1b 40 30 Mon, mqlor (tl^lriq), 11 :■ ; Stanwy, W , RHIUkOEUMIA'' RmICl IES-RIo^ NBWYORK CNICABO Dedmen 34 0 0 0 0 0 MorIndSh. .'O 1 I 1 Malvinc 3 13 3 of the season, leaving them 13-12 Montreal. Aguilera gave up three ahead in the second by singling Oqll Sheffield; .Fotej (N^ def.. Morion M bteloslsr. ootltetder, w l*w lOdoy jrhM abrhbl Klink pllthed lo 3 batters In the tih. molor (fiphttno), 1t:H; Nochbour, Phi record In the 100 by clocking a 12.7. Plummer 6-4, Gt; Jill Booglnl-Poula HBP—Gladden by McGrepor. Acker I « 0 0 I 0 Trillo lb 40 11 Speltrlb 4 000 runs on three hits In the first Inning, home Howard Johnson, who singled dM M sdIM Recalled Jett Slone.eutttetder. RHndmct 3 110 4 00 0 O tM pitched to I batters In the 7th. LSmIlhp 1000 jRebnsnp 0 000 (rouphlno). 11:34; Hextoll, Phi, served by this year. Johnson said he did not Obue won both the shot put and Lacey (M l def. Rao-MlllerII (N(N) ) G3,G3 G3; ■ ‘ (tom Maine ot the intemottonet Leopue. Mtnoly lb 3 3 11 Redusit 3 100 Umpires Home. Cooney; First, Relllv; Nochbaor(hMi-s«cklno),14:«. but did not perm it another hit or run and stole second. Magadan walked Blnford-Oolda (N) def.li f Andred Second, Welkc; Third. Brinkman. WP-ONeol, Burke, Otwine. Dunslonss 4000 M Wilms ss 3 000 Third Psirnd— 3, Phllodelphlo. O. Smith 4 raise his voice or "rip people" discus with personal bests In each. VvIfyTiVIO YT 4 130 OWolkr 1b 300 1 Umpires Heme. Bnpe); First, Wsst; Sondrsnp 3000 YnpMdph 10 10 the rest of the game. In the fifth and later scored on Goodmon-Meredlth______Blodoetf_ _Soe G3, Gl; . Tim OWordlt 40 13 Hotsevdh 3010 T—3:31. A—10.010. (SInIsalo, Zetel), 3:17. 4. Phllodolohio, during the session and said it "had Juniors Val Holden and Jen Atwell Brovermon-Wallace______(N) .11, Idef. Sue Sscond, Morth; Third. Runee. Durhm 1b 1110 MDoytsp 1000 Crottmon 3 (Tocchel, Zeiel), 10:44 (ppj, 7, "I had confidence In Aguilera." Dykstra’s single o ff Soto. . Intletdsr. on the ISdoy dtseWed Kittle dh 4000 Ootdernrt 1000 T - 3 ;» . A—SJ31. Minton p 0000 some humor to It.” took the 300 hurdles and the 800 Ouereffe-Jennifer Clough G3, 6-4 Sokalo3b 40 11 Hulett3b 3000 Royala6,BluaJayaS WCIerkph 1000 Montreal. Corbonneou 3 (Notiund, Ool- meters, respectively. AN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Rlpeed RndIphBt 3000 MonriqH 300 0 Oettp 1000 nov). 14:04. Ptnottlet— Lolor, Mon (hold- IS Brown, third baseman, on the 31-dov Skinner c 3000 Lyonslb 1000 Ino), 7:14; Lolor. Men (rouohinp), 13:47; Rstulta: \ Bronlylb 1000 Nochbour,Fhl(rauohlno), 13:47. _ too — 1. Crut (M l, 13.7 (school llsl. Recalled Rob Wtitonp. Ir^ Toltesenss 40 10 Guillen ts 3000 TORONTO KANSAS CITY TPMs • 3W 0 TotPh • 4H4 Golf T. tram RhociUx at the Rodtlc Korkovlcc 30 10 IBrhbl BSrbbl Canllnala 8. Padraa 0 • Shehonpool— Montrem2127-fZ.Phllo- Cards’ Magranes not intimidated record), 3. Foctoro (M l, 3. Otniorls (F ). TPMs • 474 Totals • 13 1 Fernnde et 4 0 10 Benlout If 3 13 3 dsIphtoM^n. .. . 300— 1. Crui (M l, 37.7,3. Foctoro (M l, Settler 3b 4011 Power-ploy <)i)por1unlttes— Morrtreol 1 ot 3. Flemino (F). . . Cheney wine ‘^ t u m i A u , Gruber 3b 4 00 1 STLOUIS SAN OIROO Ray. A throwing error by Reuschel Mosebyct 4 110 TrtoWIrt 4 110 brhM 4;PhllodelphMet5. 400— 1. Faber (M l,1:10.4,3. TomXItl abrhM a Oomp WInnInp RBI — Meretond (3). By Barry Wllnor (Ml, 3. Toro (F). The Cheney Tech golf team (G6) OBelllt 4 130 Betlevrt 0000 Colennanlt 403 1 Coralb 4 000 DP—Son Pronclsce 2 LOG—Chlcopo 7, Ooolles— Montreal, Hayward (Sshots-11 led to Bill Madlock’s tIe-breakIng Bortleldrt 300 1 McRoedh 4 113 4 130 Ready It 4 0 10 saves!. Fhllodelphlo, Hextoll (30-14); Rtsch Tho AMOclattd Press 000 — 1. Alwtll (M l, 3:35,3. Oorrepv, topped Bolton High, 3-2, Wednesday OSmIlhes Son Francisco I. MS Atdrots, Morelond, infield single In the sixth. 3. McNomoro (F|. . „ . _ ^ 4030 FWhItelb 4 0 11 PndItnSb 4 0 10 (Mynnrt 1000 Woodard,Lsenord.Durhom.HR-4Dovls3 (:n third. 23); Hoxtotl (t0 :« third. M ); ML Roiiiidap at the Manchester Country Club. v^CfvVv Oil 3000 BJeksnet 4000 3 0 0 0 CMrtni 1b Retch (t3:WlhlrdM). 1600 — 1. Cool (M l, 3:33,1. Forde (Ml, Manchester High’s Alexia JCIerklb 1000 (7), (MWenodo I (S), Mtlyin (5). Joe Magrane isn’t the least bit Aatrot 3, PhllllM 2 3. Morth (Ml. . . > Medalist honors^ent to Cheney’s teurlBreund Bruit choke. Leochdh 30 1 1 Bolbenllb 3000 McGee ct 4 00 0 Sanllaooc 3000 IF H R BR BB SO A— 17,3». Cruz is on her way as she IP H R BR BB SO ShrprsnB) 30 10 Pecoto3b 0 100 Fordrt 4 110 SotomrOb 3010 Referee— Denis Morel. Linesmen— intimidated by the major leagues. Terry Puhl’s Infield single, on 3100 — 1. Tuccl (M l, 14:21, 3. Forde Scott McDermott with a 41. The Whitt c 3000 ASotatres 3 130 3 111 Tmplints 300 0 KevInCollint, Lecxi Stickle. Magrane, the Cardinals’ top pick (Ml, 3. Fdber (Ml. Beavers will participate In the CLByBLANDBROWNS—Releosed. OouendBi Sondrsn W.M 7 7 4 4 1 4 The rookie left-hander. In just his which reliever Kent Tekulve got a 100 hurdles — I. omnn imi, 13.0 sets a school record in the t 3 1 1 3 4 DeWlllltc 3 110 LOtienc 3 110 Lokec 30 10 Wvnnect 3000 LSmtth S,7 3 3 0 0 0 3 In the 1085 draft, received help from Eastern Invitational Monday. kkee^s oapeeletr. ^slpc^r^rlcker. ^knneunced Mullnkslb 1000 3 0 0 0 Oarvevph 10 10 third appearance since being ele­ glove but couldn’t handle, drove in (school record), 3. Holden IM). 3. 100-meter dash. vfia m w iMfenarve 33-3 4 4 4 1 1 MSM3 • 434 Whttmp to oo vated from the minors on April 24, right fielder Curt Ford, who leaped Jose Cruz with the winning run with Rosgttt: Scott McOormott (CT) dtf. Uiacao Aaraa Saua»waalaa^adte aa^ai^atf MDovtS L4-3 3 3 4 4 S t *30o'hurdlM — 1. Holden (M l, 33.1, 2. DtlCamoe41-47; SteveD4mko(CT) dtf. 31-3 0 b 0 1 3 Ooesoaep 0000 Minton 1 3 3 3 3 1 pitched a four-hit shutout as the St. Just above the outfield fence to two outs in the ninth. Cruz opened 3 10 0 13 OH 401 W l-S Drovcfcvp 0000 B a a k e tb a ll Flemino (F), 3. Odell (Ml Smith (M l and Edwordj^lF) Lenovel 4G34; Mike Morey (CT) def. COWBOYS—Aaneuncad Baal Oott 3 7 1113 one-hand an eighth-inning drive by the inning with a single, was Shot K t — 1. Obue (Ml, • feet, 6 300 — 1. Brophy (M l. 31.5,3. Edwords Ms Umpbee Itpme.VPlWlYVaWe PR We fX^Ve City Mltchelph 1000 J Robinson t I t 1 I 0 Louis Cardinals beat the San Diego Hooper 33-33; Lorentinl (B) def. Scott ‘ Keec...... Jl — NkRoe (1). TPM s 11 303 TPMs • 04 0 Padres 3-0 Wednesday night. Salazar. Magrane walked none and sacrificed to second by Mark Bailey Inches, 3. Fyoll (M l, 3. Jomes IMI (F), 3. Smith (Ml ^ „ Oottdv 3GM. Bolton look the medal MDovtS oltchsd to 3 botttrs In Iht 4lh. Discus — 1. Obue (MJ, 17 feef, 3. 3. 400 — 1. Albtri (M l, 53.3, 4. Nyuo«n point. 31G334. E—ASdlotar, Key. MulUnIkt. DP— Sondirson pllchsd to t ballsr In iheOlh, Oeti struck out three. and went to third as pinch-hitter NUkeOhp- Torenle 1, Kansas etty A LOB—Terante A "I went right at the hitters." Fyoll (Ml, 3, Flemino (F) (M l, 3. Vronich (F) Koneae city A TB—McRae. ASolatar. pWchod to I boNtrs In the tih. Cattlea126.Buekal24 Magrane said "1 was just very The Cardinals got single runs In Craig Reynolds grounded out. Javelin — 1. Perkins (FI 107 feet, 3 MO — I. German (Ml. 3:04.4, 3. Eaet tiiumphe PGAMstvIn. Inches, 3. Holden (Ml. 3. Fyoll (Ml PITTBBUROH. »TBBLBRB— Tptra T. PiriM n S GBell. Betdauee. DeWllNs. Upshaw, Selta Qonw WlnnkM RBI — Ooutndo (t). aggressive. I don’t try to worry the second, seventh and eighth Solid relief pitching helped the DIckten (M l, 3. Doly (FI ^ ^ . ^ fn^ii UmMrss—Heme, McSherrviFrst, Pulll ; Lono lump — 1. Smllh (Ml 17 feet, 7'A I6M — 1. Gdllocher (M l, 4:40.04, 3. NEW BRITAIN - The East O P -^ o u ts 1. Son Ottpo I. L C ^ Second. Brocklandsr; Third. B.Wtl- about them hitting me. If I do what Innings. With turo outs In the Astros. Larry Andersen pitched i S * ^ R BR BB I SILouls S. Son Otopo I. IB-MnNIh. SB— “ IJfl^'XOTcummlnp.tMeeAH. Inches, 7 Crui (Ml, 3. Oeneorls IFl Lyon (M l, 3. Blontv (F) . SBATTUi DBTROIT second. Ford singled to center, High lump — 1. Smith (M l, t feel, 31M — 1. OItttrl# (M ), 10:31.7, 3. Catholic High golf team trimmed Ittiur prS S fIfSi I S t p r V h ubrbbi T -l:». A-15,in. I’m supposed lo do. everything will two scoreless innings and Dave Key LA-3 414 0 4 4 0 3 IP N R IB BB SO stole second and scored on an RBI linches, 7. Hernbotlel IM). 3 Temkiel Llicemb (M l, 3. Htmorieod (Ml St. Thomas Aquinas. 9'A-l‘/i, Wed­ 9 )Cf X4000 SherlBnrt w r-i’assraa’fiKS! fall into place." Smith worked the ninth forhlssixth (M) 1 1 0 0 0 0 saopit S4 » , Hodm 210 23 tl, Bradley2100 single by Jose Oquendo, tn the JOM — 1. Almond (M l, 17:37.3, 3. nesday at the Stanley Golf Club. 34 0 0 0 0 3 7 4 0 0 0 3 0, Breuer (MOO 0, Reynolds 00000. Totols Most of the San Diego hitters fell save. 4W relay — 1. Manchester (Holden. W,3« WMNiaaday’a hana nina seventh, Vince Coleman had an Foctorp, Hornbostel, Crus), 53.1,1. (F) Winners for East were Chris Aiello, " 4AN123SIM. into place for Magrane, who didn’t “SI If,...... iir 4 4 3 3 1 3 RBI single and, tn the eighth, Ozzle 1600 relay: t. Manchester (Oorrepv. Dan Maher. Steve Caselta. ami 4011 7 7 1 3 4 1 allow a baserunner beyond first Expot 3, BravM 2 334 4 1 1 0 1 t t t 1 0 1 23 7. Bird 10« * -» 30. Addobbo. cool, Perry). 4:31 Reid Gorman. East Is now S-l while 301 1 Event (3).Ol.Olbten Olbten (1).(D.Noketin.Tlaers; Hokes » ) . TM base and faced only 29 batters. The Smith doubled, advanced to third 300 1 ____ S.3 14 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 t Parish O il 00 M. Johnson O il M II, Bryn Smith, making a comeback Friday (FI. 3. SIvollo (FI Aquinas falls to 1-7. Aquinas’ Greg Phstps (0>. Morinsn; ...... Howell m.Anoels; . Anw AMpe tl-14 AS 30 WchttbJ PI W O , only hits oft Mm by the 7-22 Padres on Jack Clark’s fly ball and scored MH8 boye breeie 4M rtlpy — 1. tJontOMltr (Smith, 1000 _____ WF^tSerWe* to 1 bottet In IheTIh. Oreenwell de.RedSex; Rlekwtli,Orieli.Orteks; McHoleA7A4ttWanonOt010.DayoOOOO from elbow surgery last November, Albort, Gollochtr, Nyupenl, 4S^G 3. (FI 1)ifono took medalist honors with a 4 010 Lemencf Umptree Home. Dovts; Ptrsl. Horvev; mcovtptta nt). Parrish (4). O'Brien (4). were two singles by Luis Salazar on a wild pitch. picked up his first victory with five 1M0 rtlpy — 1. Monchttttr (poJeon- 3010 Brekns3b Umpires— Heme, Palermo; First, Second, SM lo: Third, DeMuth. 0. TOMS 4274 1243 114. With Brian Brophy winning four 58. East’s next match Is today at Falter; Second, Morrleen; Third, FhOllps. and one each by Randy Ready and Dodg*rt 2, PIratM 1 strong innings, although he gave up nli. S. Smith, Lyon. Nauven), 3:41 T - 3 « . A— 11,387. events, the Manchester High boys’ Long lump — 1. (M l, 31 l»ri. Portland . fc Pi Bast oathpHc •" •“ •” _S~1H Steve Garvey. a two-run homer to Glenn Hubbard. 2petntpools—AlnoeA___ LucasOProteey,Li Orel Hershiser pitched a seven- track team whipped Fermi High, 3M InchM, 1 Ttigro If), 3..Albtri jM ) Ratgttt: Tutono (A) def. Eric Slone 8 Low (3), Expee; "H e pitched like a veteran." San Tim Raines, who is batting .480 In Tripitiumo — r MpHwd (Ml, » f ^ , 39-41; Chrli Alollo (EC) Stf. Caicqpno ’'*Npth.3t» Bird. Fouledluled out-^cHolilie. Rebounds— hitter. striking out seven and 111-43. Wednesday afternoon at Ai|alaS,lraararaO Da. AtllilP-Mllwaukoo M CPretsty 41. thing seemed to rattle him. He Montreal as a free agent on M ay I. 3lnchoi,V Hollond.lM).3.Moliordm (lSSprHoh).)'lS Boston»n N (Johnson tO). Total teuls— his third complete game ot the too. 290. high Jump and long jump. Mitchell 47l4; Sttyt Co m IIo (E(!i dtl. CALIPORNtA 4MLWAII- . .iURBB PmSBURRN LOO ANBBLS twanged speeds and kept us off Fol# youit — 1. S Iw ld (M l, 7 Ijri. 4 Milwaukeeaukee 33._ Betlt L Tjghnieols— aeason. had two hits and knocked tn a run. Manchester Is now 2-1 In dual meet 6 ’Cenner 47-34; Rtid Gorman (EC) dtf. r TPCh, 3 : » _rbM o ir b M O b rh M mllleoaldstsnssi balance. He didn’t overpower us." inchOT, t. Komoni (M l, Bjrnltr.jjSI... Rotund 4943. Eort took the medal point, Chimnadh 3 0 0 0 YPuntet 4 010 Bondict eoiODuncontt EaatarnLaaiMataiitfhiia Bestenllleoal “ I had a good curve ball tonight Vance Law homered for the Expos. acton. Shot put — t. Lowit (F), 43 fogt'SW Magrane Isn’t oven>o«rered by 343-394. ______,3:30 OWhilprt VUnStykrt 4 000 SmSb and t didn’t want to get beat on my T»ho have Tiron four of the five games Personal bests were set by Senan InSSI, LFtorton (Ml, 3. Wtmrnjtt (Ml lb Rpyft 4 0 0 0 MoHck• Ms aurroundtngs. He'has taken the :::: second-best pitch," said Hershlaer. Raines has played. Gorman In the 899 meters (2:94.9). Qamae poetponad rrUfhSham u l Rpckvilip, 3 ifimomKprM ifionB I It 7 .411 — place of John Tudor, out with a Inchtt. 3. Mtodo, 3. Wtmm,#ll (6M ^ . i t j j i ? " I had gotid movement on m y "I'm real happy with every­ Bob Dickson In the 989 (2; 95.6). Tim Jovtlln — 1. VronlihJF), HI,™*' * 'll NewBrtton(RdSx> N 7 w B o w lin g broken leg. in the St. Louis rotation, Three games scheduled Wednes­ *~fest CathpRc PI Ppetippd. 3 pjw. Ptttsfletd (Cubs) tl 7 J71 w sinker, butt was throwing the curve thing," said Smith. Almond In the 5999 (17:29). Rick Inchtt. 3. KoT# (M l, 3. W tmmtiUMI a hefty chore for any pitcher, much day were puatponed due to wet *c ill: 7 7 .in 3 for strikes and I staved Trith that.’’ Eaton In the 5909 (17:45). and Chuck 7 grounda. Ilie Manchester High- 7 W .474 3W leas a rookie. How doM Magrane n Rick Reuschel. who gave up six Rose in the discus (119 feet.G HorrRbwulPbMs) . 7 react to that? Cubt 3, Qlanti 4 Hall High baseball game tn West OlenePMlMTteeisl ■ ti iw Cmlllia Airta M y hits, has loat four atralght games to Inches) Joe Mallard and Jeff TBnniB Hartford was postponed until Tues­ Rsodtno t P b j g J ^ .7 11 “ I played for a Pac-10 school, he The heavy-hitting Cubs got two S S 5 & I 8 1 U A J , Foul Nople 405,5, Steve WIIIKWllttomt ISO the Dodgers dating back to June Holland performed well In the day at 3:39 p.m. The ManchesteT- ■aid of the University of Arizona. home runs from Jody Davis and two MH8 boye bow •JS sS rsssafiS '."* *** 91 9 M U0441. Oeorpe I 1881, and 11111 Is looking for his first Jumps while Todd Wemmell came Conard girls’ softbsll game was _____ OH t t - b Castaona tSS, Jeh " It 's one o f best baseball conferen­ m Psttt. t ppd. victory at Dodger Stadium aince RBI from Andre Dawson, who tied In third In the shot put. discus, and SIMSBURY — The Manchester M«o WMnMiRBI •—JKHpwoN Q). > m o WbmMp RBI - tePNT^, (l>. OXennor_l$7-4l4. Tony Marinetti tSO ces In the country. We did a lot of postponed to a later date. And the ISO, John DoAi Aimust 1877. Eric Davis for the league lead with javelin. Dwayne Albert won the 409 -VPPM. U*- > b t T-»:V. A-lUN. ^mv^MrVC^v ^vv KOCKY m u . - ffn r y AfViMft, o ftfanelw iw r, wfH fw a ititfiv fltoagthmwigdawrtwwat a rflu |wrti«H»t im ^wiite rtf f mmi» lie# YtMK -- IVathMial* tM» Mm uHiai Bvy wMfenMf at Itocky IM I m g li iefttMi AfgentiMFa Gufflermn d» Saturday, Way £1, from f* a m toda.m. csTv'BtF on OHO or tno ] AawnCR> a® wt fnCnMBVa 0» ^^ObHfBwmCw* dBHCKf 0» MMm the pHlaiv iHiieii if fpwMorerf tiif rtatkmat martlat artf towwamaiW, Mkf nos0omw*oniipOw sisiuiuiii b « ii^c Raw «f«li yaar m > konor Am«fi«a'f rm n m . #i»rt ihM TMnht CMB in ftu m andThusAsFd nmfeWigI VMftetf ( # for ae«fi amiotinmd. U.g. Dpen erewH h« wen on the eiay InBPOT Of BBIIUIIBBU, Iw. SvABTOli 9’trttm , a f .|, 23B*|Hloild SSiHdf*, » * bee* eecoed on t»e warn i» courts at Forest Hills in i977. Erfekstew. m . ff Jtv tarwef, Nb. taekim (be last two yoara wMb M ia ifib and Mt a yaar ago. The MR-HSfiHier. who tarns » in 12 MohoAni ZiVbBbbvfeh o f YugbS- (JMam waa gfiaat year andflniMM^in a tie for Itralytaeeiittte AwnMn, ffCPUCU OlmFOCVIBFlBf IBB tavfa. No. iSGayForgsrofFraitee Yankee Conferenee. West m it tennis CM imt and IW. M AfTwrib A» i» Fens of n^eBntMnf-reendnMMh^iifHst M i^ Dnrisht (b»gH».66iTeamn-. needsd only 2lffifnafes60 win his Brst-round^roand mamatch R«c fi#«dt youtti toec«f eM d M laPOng VM ^iscillipKealV. * V WIBIX lAI f he had f» win (wn mstehes Mexico's Francfecu Mbcfel The Maneheater Department ia lookinf for aoeeer eowdiea woemoBUoy fit i i m rntn^pnipiiw forced to retire M the IIRh gisme of for the yonth aoeeer intermeiHate diviaioA (agea fS-fd>. kHfom iMBDfvCv CfronQ I'THl OVCflf. • the opening set when he fore a Sn Lo/eyoci! intereated ahouid eontaet Cart Sifyer at the Ree Department at "It was a tough day, a very long Hgament M Ms right aMffe. Dr. ttoy." Vilas MM aRer ouMfng Erie frvittgGlick. anorflfopedlcAectal- Fromm 6-2, 6-i in a second-romM ist. said Maciel’s ankfe was pweed Htrthty traefc niMt tfaM battle Wednesdaynight Earlier, he w a soR cast. Maefel wlB he outlasted gonth Afriea’a Ethhe sidehned a minimum of M 14 dne. Maneheater Ree Department will be boating Ha annaal EdtMrds 6-2. 6-7,6-3. "The courts are very s A ," flerahey Traek & Field Meet on Saturday, May M, at F 3»a.m. at "It was difBeaH today — two , tKAatttn T ro (n.Carolf/, Maneheater Hlgh'a Pete Wiaren Traek. The meet ia open to ail diRerettt type of players," Vilas h^ny. 'ft couM happen boya and girla age g 14 aa of Dec. Si, iM7. Regfatration forms wilt saM. "One (Edward^ sHees the ft couM happen to me." be eirculatd at all elementary and junior high schools. For hnfl and keeps it low. the other Mta The iP-year-ofd BMker, a (wo- farther information, contact Lis Mieieara at the Mahoney Ree heavy fopspin and (he ban bounces mWlB ^Y1 VIlvI^KRHT CifWIHprsWIfI HWmA»s sepwM' Center at 047-3IM between 2 and F p.m. high, f IM to play in (he Aytime. three hours to dfemose of Ms then play again under the llghte. second-round foe. ap«W$ Aran AAMffgBom&ACk0fgomtor1tf&bAfduftfitth»fMt^ "Hum have to Mdy Afferent Avendano, 7-6, 37, 32. The two W StBlBStA/ BgURIBf JtfBR AVBndSWlD iRlHBTOtimBmBrtf Stiifor Olymfilct M l for Jum $ tactitt for Afferent pfayers. (Flay­ traded service hreAs la the sev­ Df CRBADtoRS Bf FdfBSt HHM ID MBW VOfk. BBdffBf WOR ing (wo matehes m one day) enth and eighth games of the first BRIDGEPORT - Thee eighth annual Conneetieut Senior Changes the whole perspective of set before Becker captured the HMiRBfefmEcr 7-E, S-7, E-2, for hW gBeonBfrkfmD^^ of fN id iy . Olympics will be held at &. the..._ UniyeraKy tin------of _ Bridgeport on the tournament. espeelaRy on tiehreak 7-3. Once (he match vBfOiy the title m Ach at foretf tittle. They Saturday,isaiu iu ajr, Junetfuii^ 0,u, fromiiv ii. wg a.m. totO 3 p.m.O . i i a . TIM■„«. Senior OTympfes —ia ciay." Noah only had to play oiwe on on his could pomlMy m«A again in U I J V I I W aiijru iiv rngv «y«y mima viu«;i as vats ^,/vMaau»%.»ak,«w^wiw -r^ .. — While the top two seeds. Boris Wednesday, and that (omed into a tucked Noah put Open to anyone age SS and older from Connmtfent aa well as Sundays finale, where the winner neighboring states. Competitors are grouped according to age, Becker at West Germany and delight for (he crowd. The French­ crowApfeasmg show. KerAic. Yannick Noah of France, joined man’s 31,32 triumph over Damir knowing he iMd no> chance at win coReA IM.6M. sex and skill level. There ia no charge to participate. For catcMng (he worlds sixth-ranked Fa Vilas, it would he like oM registration information, contact the UB Athletic Dejpartment at Vilas in (he third round, several KCmiC Of WObI UVrllmfiy prOQlIvOO MANDILYMff JACKSON JUStfN NOKfS excellent tennis and a chance for player, cheerfoUy joined lathe fun. times and in a favorite spA. S7«~4eS9. other seeded players were upset. . . . "JtmtUff, B homdf ... "VBntie" Two West Germans. Favel Vof- (he popular Noah to entertain the Last year. NOah, the 1963 French "I Hfce New York," he saM. “1 Ca¥ali«rt top NBA aN-rookto toam tisek and Andreas Maurer, ousted crowd with his acrobatic irnyves. Open champion, defeated Vilas in Hke the people here. I feel A home. NEW YORK - Brad Daugherty, Ron Harper and John "Mot Rod" Williams, who became starters for tl» Cleveland Cavaliers, Wednesday were named to the NBA Ail-Rookie team out against by the ieague’s 23 head coaches. Breaking the bank for mom Chuck Person of the Indiana Pacers and Roy Tarpley of the By Duyfd Glnsburg accomplishments. women's tennis sceM eAfrely. Evert, who receAfy returned Dailas Mavericks also wore chosen to the team. The AssoeiMod Press Evert was nominAed for the Evert said she and NavrAlfova from a five-moAh break from the Daugherty, Harper and Person were unanimous choices, award Iw 39 sportswfilers and have Asenssed tW posslhflfty A tour, has nAched (ournameA titles landing 22 votes afrfece. Wiliiams and Tarpley each received 12 WASHINGTON - Chris Evert selected from a panel thrt Wclnded holding a series A exhibitions in each A the paA (wo weeks. While she said the layAf Ad her some The sky’s the limit when Manchester kids shop for Mother’s Day votes. says she's not quite ready to retire former President Gerald Ford. In a across (be nAton. from the women’s tennts circuit, ceremony at the White House. good. sbesaidthecompfAfonAher The coaches, who weren't allowed for vote for their own “I've been wAcMng Julius Erv- long-impending Avorce from John players, voted at the completion of the regular season regardless but when the time comes she waAs Evert turned over the money to (he ittg's fwewelt tour," Evert said A "Well, on Mother's Day I'm to say goodbye by playing a series Just Say No FoundAion. an anti- (he rAired NBA Aar. "And after Lloyd may ano have helped her If money were no object, of position. Aug orgaAsAion. (enAs game. going to be In Disney World. It marked only the second time In the history of the NBA Rookie A exfiibitton matches against long- I'm through Maying on (he (enAs what would you give mom for (ime rival Martina Navratilova. Evert. 32. who clAms she thinks circuit. I’dffketodosomAhing like Maybe I'll get her a staffed team,-which dates back to 1M^«3, that three players from same aboA retirement "alt the time," "John atM I are bAh very Mottier'a Day? team made the squad. Willis Reed, Howard Komives and Jim Evert, who has won at least one thA. Aaying Martina in cHles relieved." she said. "It had been a animal or a card wHh paclMts Grand Slam event in each of the said she would assess her game in where they d o n 't h a v e That'« the Cfuestion the of seeds. She likes to grow Barnes of the New York Knicks made the team in IMS when six past 13 years, added another award December and then make a deci­ dark cloud ova our beads lor a players were chosen because of a tie. tournameAs” eoupHe ol years, ft Adn't worti, bA Manchester Herald asked things." to her trophy case Wednesday when sion about coAinuing (he bAtte to children at Keeney Street and Others receiving votes were; Walter Berry, San Antonio, 6; she was named the first reciMent of he ranked No. l. There ft another reason heMnd at Irani we gave it our beet effort, DAVID BOTTARO Dennis Rodman, Detroit and David Wingate, Philadelphia, 4 (he WheAles Champion Award. "I’d be reAly surprised if I (he Idea. Evert admitted. " WhA we and we bAh know it. Verplanck elementary each; Nate McMillan, Seattle, and Brad Sellers, Chicago, 3 each; The award, which came with a played a full year next year." she could make in one night It what we schools. "Maybe (hat's one reaeon I've "A party, flowers, things Johnny Dawkins, San Antonio 7; Billy Thompson, Los Angeles MS.666 check, recognises an athlete said. usuallv make in an entire tourna­ their answers ranged from Lakers, Kenny Walker, New York and John Williams, for both on-field and off-the-fleld Instead of disappearing from (he ment.'’ she tald. been playing better rAeAly." that she needs In the house," Washington, 1 each. a limousine and a truck to a EMILY BURRELL Mcycie. Lots of kids wanted to Phil Woolpeii diet of lung cancer Cocaine may have caused Jackson’s death get diamond Jewelry, man­ "A tri-gold bracelet and a sions and servants for their necklace to go with It, and SEQUIM, Wash. — Phil Woolpert, who coached the University mothers. By Oorallsla Pllorle Jackson, a senlm All-Western WAk. MuAcIpal Court Judge Ermnit A. flowers." of San Francisco to a pair of NCAA basketball championships In The affidavit was filed Tuesday Guirm. who issued the waAaA, sA Mere’s what we heard: 13SS and 19M, died of lung cancer at his home near Sequim The AfsoelAed Press AthlAlc Conferenee guard lor the DANIELLE PEZZENTI Miners. JAned some Houston Oil a s night by pollA SAkIng an arrest bond at 1566,666. Cabrera was Ho wsa 71. foAball players fA a benefit warrant fA Michelle Lee Cabrera. booked I Ao El Paso CouAy Jail and Woolpert’s two national title teams were led by Bill Russell and EL PASO, Texas — Cocaine may VBrpftneli tohoof "A trip to Disney World for have been a "contributing fartor" baskAball game last Saturday at 19. who was arretted Wednesday on was Aleased Wednetday Aght K.C. Jones, who later starred for the Boston Celtics in the NBA. In the death of Texas-EI Paso the Fort Bliss military reservation. a felony chAge of delivery A a after posting bail. the whole family." Jones now coaches the Celtics and Russell was Just named the If Jacksm's death ultimately is "Venus. The planet Venus. basketball star Hemell "Jeep" -During the second half, as be sat on controlled substance, cocaine KATE SULMAN MATT90MBERQ BECKY BUCKLAND JOHN GEORGIADE8 J0HN0E0R01ADE8 new coach of the Sacramento Kings. Jackson, according to court papers. the bench. Jackson coll^ed. He under 21 grams, or Ims than one linked to CAaine. it wAld mark the See, ril bring the whole Woolpert had been diagnosed as having lung cancer last ounce. third sports-related cAalne death . . . "a maid" . , . "A little red sports car" . . . "A new pocketbook" . . . "Disney World" An autopsy "has ruled out was declared dead at BieaumoA planet down here, and give It "My mother would like to summer. natural causes and physical Army Medical Center about an AcArdIng to the affidavit. Ca­ In 11 mAths. Maryland AII-AmerlCan forward to her... Then I’ll get her on It live on a farm, and I'd buy the He coached at USF for nine seasons, when he resigned with a trauma," Mllce homicide Detec­ hour later. mera met Jacksm and Ahers at a "A dream house In Hawaii," "New shoes. My mom could "A coffee cup, with a picture "A bunch of flowers and 143-74 record in 1959. After Woolpert left USF, he coached the San Manuel Dias, chief Investigator reAaurant near the UTEP campus Len Bias died A cocalm lAoxIca- and send her back out Into animals to go on the farm, one tive Joe E. Garcia said In an ASHLEY DRISCOLL use some pretty new shoes." of a bear on it." heart that says ‘Happy Moth­ F^ncisco Saints of the old American Basketball League in affidavit filed In municipal court. lor the El Paso CouAy medical laA Friday. She accompanied them tl A A June 19,1956. two days alter outer space." of each examiner's Afl A. said a thrae-bour to Jacksm’s apartment, where he he was selected In the first rAtid A CAROLYN WE18BROD JENNIFER PAUOAS er’s Day’ and It has candy In It. 1961-62. "Pending the receipt of final JUSTIN NUKIS KERIPELKEY toxicology reports, it Is believed autopsy Sunday showed “no visible "IngAted some A the substance In the NatlAal Basketball AssoAa- " An airplane. Then I'd hire a KA'HE LARSEN that cocaine was the contributing signs of damage to the heart that a manner cMSlAent with cocaine tlon draft bv the Ba (a Celtics. "Roses. They're my mom’s Brown tayt he*t staying at Kansas Eight days later, stantfout Clme- "A limousine. Because my pilot. For our first trip we "A school. So she could be factor to the death," could be sMn with the naked eye." use." favorite flower." "A tape for a VCR. She likes "A new kitchen table." Police Investigating the death Samples of blood, urine and "Since the death, the defendant land Browns defensive back Da mom always wanted a new would fly to Hawaii." the school principal. She’d like LAWRENCE, Kan. — Larry Brown said Wednesday that he has made verbal Aatements to Rogers died after Ingesting A calm JENNIFER OAMAOE to watch funny movies." BE'THANY LEWIS Intends to remain as head basketball coach at the University of searched Jackson's apartment and tissue from Jackson's body are car. A limousine Is kind of like JONATHAN LABARCE8 that. ... Right now, my mom found what was believed to be being studied, police L(. J.R. various Individuals, expressing her at Ms hachelA party. He was to works, but 1 don't know what MARC NOVAKOU8KI Kansas — and that his decision is final. Grijalva said Wednesday, hut test guilty f Alings for what happened to have been married the day after his a fancy car, right?" "A new pocketbook." Brown's brief statement followed reports over the last few cocaine residue, the sworn affidavit she does." "A diamond ring." said. results aren't expected until next Jackson." the affidavit reads. death. MELISSA CARUSO "A trip to Hawaii ... I'm BECKY BUCKLAND weeks that he would move after completing his four-year coming on the trip, too." JENNY SALAZAR KATE REYNOLDS ‘ ■ A little red sports ca r, like a contract with the Jayhawks. The most persistent rumor was that NICHOLAS CARTER JENNIFER RAY Corvette, a new house In he was headed too thI eN(BA's F New York KAcks. "A house. A mansion. And "Lipstick and eyeshadow." I'll help clean It." "A store. A candy store. Manchseter, and a card.” "Lots of diamonds." MATT80MBER0 LINDSAY WOOLDRIDGE Oilers plan to get physical with Red Wings JASMINE LUCAS "A refrigerator. Because Because my mommy likes NHL tayt Fratar dona for yaar candy." He said he’d like the 8MAWNA OlRARDlN ours keeps breaking." "A card and a present." By Mike Model "You can print this: teams In the ous to us." bump-and-grlnd. hook-and-hold. MICHAEL WALDEN candy, too, but wouldn’t help "Makeup, candy and a TORONTO — Referee Kerry Fraser, who was Involved In a Demers called Detroit’s game "A mansion, with a butler JASON LIVINGSTON controversial call In an NHL playoff game, won't work any moA The Associated Press NHL that have tried to manhandle dump-and-chase strategy that al­ with the store. “A Firebird," card." the Detroit Red Wings have ended plan "confidential," but those who lowed the Red WIa s to win after 18 and everything. She'd like to games this season, says a league official. "A diamond necklace." BRADSHOENFELT MICHAELDANEAULT CHRIS THEN EDMONTON. Alberta - Edmon­ up on the short end of the stick," saw Tuesday's game have figured straight losses to EdmontA dating betaken care of." "Flowers" Fraser was among two referees dropped as the NHL pared to ton Oilers Coach Olen Sather and Demers said. "I’m nA making any tt out. back to 1988. EDWARD MARSHALL KAREN HOANG •lx for the rest of the playoffs, Jim Gregory, the NML's executive his Detroit Red Wings counterpart, threats, but we’re not Just going to "1 knew Edmonton wouldn’thave ’"rhey Just played their positions "A new car. Blue and red." ‘A house in Florida and a KATIE ACETO dIreAor of hockey operations, said Wednesday. “The decision Is "A bicycle. Right now she JaA ues Demers, ore wasting little stand there and let somebody go many three-on-two or two-on-one and Iced the puck," said Oretsky, "Jewelry, and also a has to use my father’s." b e N jaminwestry car. based on work in the playoffs and their work overall." he said. time with flowery talk about the after Stevie. We were the mret breaks," said Detroit’s Greg Ste­ the NHL scoring champion for "A red dress. My mom "Flowers, and a new car." TIFFANY RUTIOLIANO BECKY OUBKlN Gregory wouldn’t say whether Fraser’s call was taken Into physical nature of their Stanley Cup penalised team in the league this fan, who will be In goal again seven years running, who was so -would look pretty In a red house." KBBHBy StrBBt 8011001 DEBRA 8CHE1NBLUM 9 consideration. semifinal series. year and that’s becausS we don’t tonight. Stefan made 51 saves In hli frustrated at one point during dress. 1 think she has only one MANDILYNN JACKSON 9 ’’A new car; a red "All games are taken Into consideraton,’’ he said. Detroit checked tightly to win 31 take any garbage.” first start In almost two weeks sin a Game 1 that he smashed Ms stick on really pretty dress right now. "A maid. ... Every day for "A nice car, like a Fraser was scheduled to work the (Inal game of the ’Tuesday and take a 1-6 lead In the What do Oretsky and Yserman — feuding with Demers during the the goal cage. "Every time we Corvette.” ’’Roses, candles andacard" The rest are pretty plain. ’ "Jewelry. Lots of jewelry.” three hours, for a whole year. ’ ’ Lamberghlni" Detrolt-Toronto series, but was replaced by Dave Newell. best-of-seven Campbell ConferenA gliders, not fighters — have to say Wlngs^ serend-round series with dumped It Into their sone. their JONJAMAITI8 KELLY MUELLER NICOLE BRAMAN series, which rreumes here tonight. about all this? Toronto. defenseman got to the puck and DAVID SLOAN REBECCA CARPE KATE SULMAN "Hockey’s nA a game tor pan­ Asked If Detroit had attacked him "Our game plan was to shut them dumped It right back out." Ron Quidry to pitch on Saturday sies." gather said Wednesday. "It’s with cheap shots In Game 1, down In the neutral sone and I What can the Oilers do against a man’s game. 1 don’t think that Oretsky answered: "Not at all. thAight we did It beautifully," such tactics? / FT. LAUDERDALE. Fla. - Ron Guidry, re-iigned by the New port of the game ahouid change. If They played hard, they played well, Stefan said. "It’s a very easy game "We’ve got to make hXadjust­ York Yankees a« a tree agent last week, is scheduled to pitch you can Intimidate sornmne. you do they played disciplined. You’ve got plan, realty." m ent/' said Oretsky, w h ^ line 8 8 Saturday night tor Class A Fort Lauderdale in a Florida State it. to take a hit to make a pisy in the Nor was Oretsky surprised by a was held to thrre shots Tum ay. Good wishes and $200 go to Kids Against Crack League game. ^ . ... "We’ve gA to play (Detroit playoffs." Guidry, who has been working oA at the Fort Lauderdale Said Yserman; "1 really don’t renter Steve) Yserman a little ■ f If romplex, was to pitch two Innings against Dunedin. The Yankees more physically. They’re think we went after Oretsky or they whatever you need to get by... a up AntriAtIng for every |1 you for the kids. I don’t wont to lose It’s available. Now I have a chanre check for a good used chain saw la spend. plan to have him pitch two more times in the minors before after Wayne (On(Oretsky) left and went after me. We both trek our DEAR MR. them back to the street again. to make a little money cutting share of hits and that’s part ol the ROeg! I know In the mall. All I have to say, Percy—you are returning to the major leagues. right. If they go after Wayne, we’ve R.B . NEW YORK, N Y wood. A man will give me 180 a rerd one fast rare horaet Guidry, 86, signed a two-year contract worth 11.68 million on got to go after Yserman." isme. If they want to get away you’re a very If I’ll A t It and bring It to him. It will DEAR MR. ROSS: A co-worker MANUEACIURIR OVlforOCKI busy man, but to A.M., LAB VEGAS, NEV. May 1. Detroit isn’t going to back down. from their game plan by trying to DEAR MR. 1.1 The drug of the ABt me 110 to cut, so I’ll still come Informed me laaf'wAk of Juat how take runs at me. that’s advantage­ AT MANUfAaURR'S COST tell you the Thanks shrewd a person yre really are. He Demers said. ’80a... Acalne. If t were to take all out ahead. DEAR A.M.I tt’a exclUng to 7 7 truth, I’m a hell said the resaon you are ao Ammlt- First quality wood windows and Insulated steel doors. my money and spend It trying to The problem ia my chain saw — A ll Ae auch a thing is pMsibla, A t of a busy kid, A MUIIon wipe out cocaine addiction, I It’s sAn A lter days, much better. I ted to giving away mllllona In your Dtmont Begont Many sixes, many types. Both primed wood and vinyl too. I ’m In visible, obvious manner Is bABure take it from tA A rse’s mAth... It Percy Rosa wouldn’t even come close. But can get a used one for 1100. Mr. Just ain’t so. C A LD W ELL clod-oil with insulating gloss. CASH A CARRY.. charge of a that’a no reason to Ignore It. Ross, it means the dllferenA of of tA tax advantage. •llgibit to run Termites? "Kids Against If you can get lust one kid off having fred on my table. He thinks at the end of the year We've just purchased a leading mid- ALL SALIS FINAL Crack" group In crack and show him that a A tter MRS K.B.. BROWNWOOD, your deductions In AntriAtiona BALTIMORE (AP) - Demons O IL INC. the mMt drug- TEXAS. will easily run In the eight (Igurre. You may write to Percy Ross, Begone, the beaten favorite In the West Manufacturer's overstock. Whether way of life exists... then the 1200 C all... 6 4 3 - 9 2 2 0 M anchester . r : infested area of cAck I’m rending Is more than well Then, you’ll get relinbursed on MsnchMter Herald, P.O. Box Kentucky Derby, muld run In the you ore planning on addition to your New York. I started this group with ....- -Jig' - spent. I wish you sucass for the DEAR MRS. B.i You can’t everything you laid out. 88000, MlnAapolis, Minn. BOOM. May 16 Prealneie dMpIte his home or on entire development, our in­ T-shirts from 61001 saved working I’ve sin A run out of money for the . 724-0673 H artfo rd 73.9 group. It's a shame because It trek sake of future generetiona. Imagine how surprised I was to i a If you Antinue to recycle your IncluA a telephone numAr If you bleMing problem, but the relt la not ventory is large enough to supply you In a candy-store. your letter ilgiied "Mrs." I’m money into charity, you'll end up wish. AH letters sent to Mr. Ross llitily to go. p«r gal. C. O. D. so many kids off the strret and put Q p (q \| 1-800-523-^73 with the product. My motivation to atari this group d e a r MR. R0881 I’m writing to atrstd it probably reflecU my age a with tm IRS aa a silent A ntriA tor •re read. Only a few ara anaworad "We haven’t abeolutely ruled It came about when I Went to a p a rr them back In school. Inthls Alumn, althouibotharsmay I nred some money to buy BA If you’ll help me wjlh the money bit... but. hey, times have changed. to ymr "helping the needy" pro­ out yet," trainer Phil Hauswald 649-8841 One year product worronty/20 year ' c W expecting to sa kids play. Instead, A acknowledged privately. supplies to make signs end buttons for a chain saw. I do trA work when For having the guito to do ject. In essenA, I A t tA IRS ends saM Wedneaday from (^urchill Frfoee Sufiftat la OBaiifa gloss warranty from the manufacturer. 1 aaw my little t4-year-old brother Downs In Louisville. Ky. "But it TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL______would be a long ihA at beA." ifjmcmBfnm mmMm, timmdmr, afary . m f f - M IIMig mW Radto service - if ..' Huge gape muet te fMed Your it^hbofv’ vfem h o n o r roff I so impomeii in health care forefderly Did the press go too far with the Gary Hart-Oonna RIee case? ^ blfctd fSR® M « « r 'Jk- m m O fi CsN risgr t* faffflw RMstf ffpfl. N d nssassnc. 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OVOw OTV PUpfPm* mcuiCBidRmahJBlau^S expvRMs abs^D0I coTcreo up tbaS do h e^h y resAa^yeure«n«nt advertlsemems of sales, wedding and Mrto annoance- fIMlM p tn K W B STS1I8DI0 lOUOy COfli- Medleare. op to at least N.SW a ments, and oMtuaries. p f e i^ eRflifflato the three kiflds of eoveraM, doeri emmei four mdkt- Bakker, aide defrocked for hurting Christ tl %ST'tjSSw5#(w?*'i^^ year. trig policy before you have fl»e new Newspaper columns on prime-time television are oat-ohpoefcet expemes that aren’t also inctwied. Sfedleare^iovered." eatrtlofts Stan- BCTOre poll DOj Pfij Cxffff IIMlh ^ e y in hand. If yoi^ve been of Christ,” Carlson said in a statement spokeswoman Juleen Tumage. no comment Wednesday except to say; "That’s a popular item with our listeners because Wwto by rwa^mawe •erimely HI dnriflf the psMf year, SPRINOFIEU), Mo. (AP) - Jton t € j uCfOOCffl, ▼fCO pTOffOOm Of IW0 ranee, study yoor Medicare plan to Rakker’s sexual misconduct, including announcing the actions Wednesday. "As “That is a longstanding policy of the "This entire matter was an AssemMy of because they like to know what’s going on on 'TV as personal Health Department of U610IIIIIU0 Winn IB ofiQ Winn ra iioi keep your exietfiM plan. ^ ^ alleged Usexuality, has created ‘‘pafn church leaders we are deeply saddened, Assemblies of God,” she said. God matter and, to the best of our much as sighted people,’’ Jndy said. 2&US? Otiddtoi Mrn«d tier name becaute lhaf'a what aha moat IRCIIfOCu n COinpwrCu 10 WDvl / 0 u 6. If you can't get coverage, And ashamed, and repentant before CkNl for The two submitted their resignations knowledge, was handled in accordance Y ggP!*" M s r S ' x f f i : Aetna Life InsoraiMe and Anmdty out If (here'e an Insurance pool — in (he body of Christ,” a denominational Sports, business and women-ortentcd magarines are Htcaa to do. She'a perfectly content in the arma of Dog Co tidnh your yearly moBcal naede leader said after the PTL founder and an these prolrienn In our church family.” as ministers March 19, When Bakker with their procedures of handling also part of toe schedule. In addition, toe Connecticut ^^ ^MiWVw S C ' c««^ eoveraD for Mgher risk cMee—In church discipline. We have had no part lonM/ .Warden PHchard Rand while ahe waita to be claimed by may m , fo r example, do you aide were defrocked. A woman answering the phone at stepped down as head of PTL ministries service has an hour a day devoted to reaiBttg books. Medleare does not eover medleal purchase larfe aflwunte of pree- your state. 'Hie action against Bakker, 47, was Bakker’s home in Palm SprliM, CaHf., after confessing to having sex wKh New in this procedure at any time.” Currently listeners can "read” books about super­ her owner or adopted. expenses sueh ss d n g t, eheekuns, eriptlon memeatlon^ Inforpnatfon Note; Medicare and medigap said Wednesday night he would have no York church secretary Jessica Hahn. Bakker and Itortch can remain policies do not eover nursing home based on Iris adnritied sexual encounter power relations, baseball, and humor by Art foot eare, eye eare or routine on Medicare coverage Is available seven years ago with a church secretary statement. Bakker has dented engaging The resignations were not immediately members of the Assemblies of the God, Buchwald. hnflmnltatlons. Second, efderfy eare. from focal Social Semrtty offfeee. and on “Ms alleged nrisconduct Involv­ In homosexual activity. accepted by the church. if they wish, but cannot serve as A recent survey of listeners showed that many Adopt 0 pot patlente may etlR have to pm the Depending on provletone and ing bfsexual activity,” said the Rev. 0. The denomination’s is-member na­ Dortch, who stepped to for Bakker as ministers. Their membership is up to difference between what MetHcare "Sylvia Farter'a Naw M iiey enjoyed hearing articles from Field A Stream bMause deduetlblee. medtoiTHprieed me­ Raymond Carlson, the general superin­ tional Executive Presbytery agreed host of the 1172 mlinon "PTL Club ' the church at PTL’s Heritage Valley the writers so vividly described hunting and Athiflg attowe and what the doctor chargee. digap premiume range from |46fl to BaN tor (he ills,'; LIN ptys af tendent of the AmemUlm of God, wMdi unanimously to dismiss Bakker and television show, resigned from that post complex at Fort Mill, S.C. Third, not included under Medi­ dawsi-to-earth advlee au pcegssMd The denomination’s statement did not exploits that M was easy to visualize toe events, Ju4y 1766 a year. You may find H better claims 16.8 million members around the Dortch, can appeal the decision, last week following disclosures that he said. care, or the Bowen propoul. le the to purehaee a etandard comprehen- fluney maagagement, Is arRMatle and are eligible lor a two-year rehabili­ negotiated a 1268,000 settlement to give details of Bakker’s alleged bisexual This female terrier RflWRgh her ea lim . lend N.M plMI world. Frederick M. Woodruff, an elderly New Britain man cataatropMc coet of a long IRneee In elve medleal plan which Ie deeigned Richard Dortch, 88, a former PTL tation process that could result in the silence Ms. Hahn. activity. The Rev. John Ankerberg, a a nuretni home. fl fur MMHU HM ■MNBIn W Baptist television evangelist from Chat­ who frequently addresses school children about coping aa a Medicare wraparound, theee ddBImBmBm executive, was dismissed for covering reinstatement of their ministerial The Rev. Jerry Falwell now heads with blindness, said he listens to the news about four Medigap le primarily purehaeed can be a wise buy If you face ^^FSwIsi ® |w0^e up Bakker’s wrongdoing, Carlson saliT credentials. PTL, and the Rev. Chuck Mlllhuff of tanooga, Tenn., has accused Bakker of to take eare of eoete aeeoetited wHh far tie aSi," In eare al tie hours a day, a travel program, ainl readings of Just loves cuddling expensee not covered by medicare “The (allttre of highly visible minis­ But If allegations of homosexual Olathe, Kan., is temporarily host of the engaging in homosexual activity and newspaper editorials, cataetrofdric occurrenees euch ae eupplemeirt plane. Coverage le Maaehesler Herald, P.O. Bet activity are proved, the church would program. patroniting prostitutes. Rakker denied 4ltlN , Kmuae CIto. Me. #4141. ters has created turmolf, dismay, ’ 'The programs that I do listen to appeal to me,” said long-term boapital etaye. Even available from major tneurere, and misunderstanding and pain In the body not allow rehabilitation, said church Falwell spokesman Mark DeMoss had those charges. Woodruff, who lost his sight about 28 years aiM to a By Bcrborq Richmond under the recommendatlona put an Independent agent can compare Make ebedu payaMe to Aadretrs, forward by Bowen, only McMeel i Parker. construction accident. "I think they cover the news Special to the Herold quite well.” This week's featured pet Is a Carter hopes scandal curbs PTL Influence Judy said there are about 100 similar services across black and white female terrier. the country, and all of them are independent. She'a only about S weeks old. She's their InAuence on the voting scene,” active in political affairs. Evangelist Gary Hart spent a night with a Miami The Connecticut service isulso aveAabfe to people Plan pairs senior citizens By MKchall Lundobtru actress. Hart had answered questions who are so severely physically handicapped that they very affectionate, and that has Tha Atioclofad PrMi Carter said Wednesday in a questlon- Pat Robertson has been considering a earned her (he name Cuddles. and-answer session with newspaper 1988 presidential bid. about the matter from the same can’t hold newspapers, books or magarines. Cuddles was found roamlns on "1 am a Southern Baptist and I’ve audience the day before. Judy said listeners frequently call to critique NEW YORK - Former President publishers. programming and are surveyed occasionally so the Myrtle Street on May 1. She was Jimmy Carter says he hopes the PTL He was referring to the recent scandal always belleVed in total separation of Carter adeptly ducked the question, wearing a red collar. She's very with homeless dogs and cats surrounding evangelist Jim Bakker’s church and state." Carter said. The Joking: "1 was hoping I wouldn’t get that service can revise Its schedule to meet demands. rrM Nti/Y*n> Svkilnr NIcTioIM/Ann Club scandal will curb the InAuence of For examfrie, (he service is trytng to start a caA-tn Dlffra/apOM, Qv«n ffiom. clean and soft. If not claimed by her television preachers In the political admission that he had an extramarital ascendancy of evangelists in politics, he question. ... My own experience is with lust, and I’m much more familiar with talk show (or people to share advice on coping wAh LlM Pwf^Oht rt owner ahe will be ready (or A Ufllqtiunlque Ufl- the place of a roommate. Owfdflf a arena. affair added, has been "one of the most adoption over the weekend. She was d e r t all I n g . companion animal that needs feed­ distressing experiences of my life.” Playboy magazine than The Miami blindness because it was suggested by many listeners. "My hope Is that the recent revela­ Carter spoke at the close of the lOOth Connecticut Radio Information Service was the only new dog at the pound as of "Purina Pe'its ing, grooming and exerdslng pro­ tions ... will Identity the peak of anniversary convention o( the Ameri­ Carter also was asked about another Herald.” vides a feeling of need. This sense of controversy involving sex and politics, Carter was referring to an Interview launched In November 1079 with two hours of BUl*. 'I'ueaday. (or People Pro­ Influence of the ultraconservative and can Newspaper Publishers Association. Erecklea. last week's featured gram," Is being purpose an responsibility protects the report in The Miami Herald that he gave to Playboy during the 1976 programming dally. By February 1988, It was O orvlfM ^f often irresponsible television evangelist In recent years, the evangelical broadcasting around the clock. j0Mfli"MlnVTobtY inarqtiam twMl> pet, was expected to be adopted sponsored by Pmt Forum people, especially elderly and lon­ and that we will now see a decrease in movement has become increasingly Democratic presidential candidate presidential campaign. ColIMfl T».«?r.|««.,^_.w,J(«h«ffnintTofiuetl, sometime this week. Dog Warden ers against despair and giving up. , imllv Wi the Ralston Pur­ Richard Rand said he had two or ina Co. and ad­ Allflft Leventhfll, D-V.M. til seniors often avoid the 7 three people who are Interested In ministered by "helplessness-hopelessness" syn­ U' Tryh tf him. the Connecticut drome associated with chronic WHITE HALSA VISINE Two dogs mentioned In last H um ane So­ Illnesses and are not as vulnerable CUTEX iSILLETTE RIGHT Shampoo or week's column were adopted. They BONNIE ciety. This plan to sudden death or accidents as 3 M B r Bolton achool were the shepherd-collie cross non-pet elderly are. Polish RAIN ... a gray tiger pairs qualified RIGHT Conditioner A.C. found on Sliver Lane on April 16 and senior cititens (over M) with completed. The shelter follows the PETS PROVIDE pleasurablE Remover ATRA Shampoo or GUARD GUARD the female shepherd-collie cross new owner-pet progress (or about BONUS B O m E Eye Drops poata honbra homeless dogs and cats, completely activity, playing or seeking atten­ All Typos Razor Conditioner Deodorant (oun^on Broad Street on April 23. at either of these numbers Monday free of charge. Since hecomlni six months answering pet care and tion and stroking, and they are fun All Typos .50 OZ. Still watting to be adopted are through Friday from e to 9 p.m. available In Connecticut on Marcn training questions and Insuring that to watch. They're a source of 4 oz. All Typos 3 oz. 2 oz. BOLTON — Bolton Elementary- three dogs that have been at the There Is a IS fee to adopt a dog 18.1687,32 pet-people pairings have the arrangement Is compatible. $339 constancy to changing lives. They Center School has announced Ita pound for a lew weeks. They are and the new owner must have the ’18 oz. honor roll (or the third quarter. been accomplished. Nationwide will love you even If you are old, Tiny Tim, a male beagle cross doe licensed. Before being licensed that figure Is approximately 4,ooo. THE CHOICE of pets over 1 year r or sick. Only your being there The A honor roll requlrea A'a In a dog must have Its rabies shot. of age Is an added benefit of the 790 featured a few weeks ago; Candy, Purina Pets for People contrib­ mportant to them. They are major aubjecta with no more than the young female whippet cross, Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. has senior’s selections since these pets one B In a minor aubject and no leaa utes $100 to the shelter for e v e r ^ t nindeed a friend; a friend being one also featured a few weeks ago; and many cats and kittens that need adopted through the program. Ilils are often difficult to place — most who Is still present when all others than B’a for effort and cltlaenahlp In the all-white female shepherd cross loving homes. Most of the cats the people desiring younger puppies or all aubjecta. The B honor roll covers the adoption fee end some of no longer are.-In thele days of BARBASOL TYLENOL TYLENOL found on Spring Street. members taken In have been the Initial veterinary care Including kittens. However yearlings or adult physical insecurity, a dog provides BEN CHUBS SINE requlrea no leaa than B’a in major Tuesday afternoon Rand re­ abandoned or abused, tl the cat 1s Inoculations, spaying and neuter­ peta are uaually housebroken, Shave Cream Tablets Capsules aubjecta with no more than one C In security. Cats as well as dogs Baby Wipes Extra Strength ceived a call to Adams Street where old enough, It has its shots and Is ing. Purina also provides each new trained and more responsive to provide confidence end stability. All Typod SO's Extra Strength a minor aubject and no leaa than B'a a dog had been hit by a truck. A neutered before being placed for basic commands. They are better 3 Ot. 40's for effort and citlaenahip In all owner with a pet-care starter kit ^Their antics In play allay worrief; 1 1 01. witness said the truck was a light adoption. Many of the cats are kept Including a collar, leash, food and behaved than younger ones and their touch cohveys closeness. All Sports Qel $ 0 8 7 Barbasiil A 'O $ A 39 aubjecta. blue Chevy pickup and the driver at veterinary clinics waiting (or water bowls and a supply of dog or generally leaa care. Tablets Of the 28,024 anlmala taken In by of the above are pluses for senlora. $117 didn’t stop. The dog is a mixed adoption. cat chow pet food, in return the A survey of adopters showed IT breed, about 1 year old, is a maie Tills week’s featured cat Is adopter agrees to provide his the Connecticut Humane Society In umm EXTHA-StnENCTM ^l|rt^ea*Cqrrltf. Kathryn O'Holla, 1086, only 0,844 found homes. This percept felt happier, 76 percent and is black and brown. Rand took Bonnie, a beautiful young female. adoptee with proper care end a safer and 70 percent healthier. TWek tulia Merfero. him to the Manchester Veterinary new program offera more hope (or good home. Nearly 100 percent said their pets B a b y W ip e * Ty l e n o l K6l|tn>i«phtn C A P U tB . Hospital (or treatment. and paws. She has been spayed and the ones not accepted by new 40cMb*to«5‘«' litroMotroW c«aiiM«8i^ , Stacy Buonqma, Sara were good companions or friends Czoirit— MOmitoiK J “ ‘ ■ tohjar,. The dog poundls located on Olcott vaccinated and is presently living INTERESTED SENIORS are ownera, a touch better perogative and 03 percent felt less lonely since 0 , Street near the town’s refuse area. In a cage at West Hartford Animal screened on application for their than euthanasia. adoption. These figures speak well Lorenttsfl. Morh Maneinl, Amy Paor- Rand is at the pound from noon to 1 Hospital. She would rather be in a ability to cere for a pet and desired for the Iprogram. aell. Jtnnifer Rath, Paul Sauer. p.m. during the week. The phone coxy house. pet preference. They then attend an FOR 1HB SENIORS, pets are a To InquireI about adoption ALLERE8T MURME number at the pound Is 643-6842, or To adopt a cat or kitten, call any orientation program and adoption Rx for better health. During the throughighF Purina Pets for People call ORALB call the police department at of the following numbers; 668-Sltl, counseling session at the shelter. past 10 years there has neen Tablets ^ t^ E a r System ^ ^ a o n Sltjarln, Mark Relit. or write Connecticut Humane Bo- .Super Floss COETS 64^4638. Someone can be reached 232-8317, or 242-2156. This covers costs, living ouarters. scientific evidence that proves clety Shelter, 701 Rusaell Rd., ALKA BACTINE ISO's 24'a *MoHhe*w Aofmon, Meolher time and other responsibilities of what has been suspected tor a long Newington; phone OOS-SSSY and ask " omberi, RaieiTipry,De(canip, BrYon Antiseptic SUPER $139 $439 Chaml ownership of a companion animal. time; pets can be good medicine. for August R. Heiberg, executive SELIZER F l.O S S $ 009 $ 2 0 9 Iff' Once approved, staff members They Increase a heart attack director or Donald 0. McOee. Spray help the seniors select pets that victim's chance of survival and Tablets 3 oz. meet their needs and preferences lower the blood pressure of owners. Allan Levenihal, D.V.M., le a i’sss: Nabokov diallkad by evaluating their capacity and They provide companionship and Belton veterinarian. If jrau have a r r o nrWUkj 9 interest in caring for a pet. Most an attentive, sympathetic ear. qaeatlaa ahoal peta that yaa*d Hke i*»uy $339 Sovlat eolltaguts participants select cats and dogs Some owners remain physically tit to tee anawered here, write tet Pet ,$429 j 9!E: that are at least one year old. Once by walking with their pets, others Penun, Maaeheeter HeraM, P.O. miHikwoaU / i LONDON (AP) - Vladimir Na­ selection Is over adoption forms are talk to their dogs and cats who take Bex 611, Mancheater MMI. bokov, author of the novel "Lolita,” com m ent^ acidly on his fellow CHLORTRMETON 'Ruulan writers In letters being SoeM Soeurity Mollbox FIBERALL OLD OGIUVE auctioned by Sotheby's. Allergy Tablets MISS Preclifly TUSSY While admiring the poetry of Laxative 4 mg. SPICE Right Perm Deodorant 8 Boris Pasternak, Nabokov des­ Natural or Oranga cribed Pasternak's novel "Dr. 24'a BRECK ' Regular or All Types 15 oz. Fast Track Shivago" as "morbid, giniess, Office busy at check time Hairspray Deodorant Extra Curly Cream - 2 oz. phony and entirely antl-ilberal." JRoll-on - 2.26 oz. He said the prose of Alexander year, I Just used It for the first time. QUESTION: My mother geta a All Types All Types *.» *oov» Solshenltsyn, author of "The Oulag OUEBUON: It seems that every - SYllNSVWVt time I try to call Social Security, the My doctor said I have to file the small Social Security check and 7 oz. $117 Archipelago," was "even weaker" claim tor payment because he thinka ahe might be able to get SSI than Uiat of Pasternak. line is buay. When Is the best time to get through? doesn't accept assignment. How do payments, too. She knowa ahe hae to Nabokov nude the comments In I do this? letters to Qlib Struve, a literary L L je a L -iJ 7 ANSWER: Social SecurityIty oHI- critic and friend. ces art generallyilly the busleetbUBleat during ANSWER: You need to nil out a Sotheby's Is auctioning IT letters Form 14066. Patient's Request tor RMl peatcards Nabokov wrote from the flrft week; (of each month when Available at participating beneRt checka ere delivered. Alao, Medicare Payment. You can get ANBWBRt Since your HWUMr M Crown Phirmicy VALUE PLUS STOPES! TUCKS IN I to UN, II letters by his wife, the torni et any Social Security getting Bodal Security, checka, Not all items available at Lenox Pharmacy latMiBlvt Cart ,Vern, and (our Christmas cards, mominga and the Rret part of each PrncrlptlBn Center week tend to be busy. If you can ofRce or from your Medicare Social Security already hffl a all slores. 299 E. Contar St. i' The auction house said It expecu record of her ege. Theretore, the 20B W. Center St. Not responsible lor Lotion ul^ deley celling until the last half of carrier, which is listed in the back Manchastar Scantud or the documents to go (or 180,600 to H m M photo by nm o of Your Medical Handbook. You doesn't need to provide proof again. Minchetter typographical errors. BO N U S B t n SSr.lN at the May It sale. the month, or later In the day or Unoeantod week, you ehouldn't have to wait must attach Itemised bills to the An Typoo Nabokov, a naturalised Ameri­ form. Each Mil mutt Include a 8 OZ. Ell can, died at age M in Switseriand In Not tor $quaro9 only long. It you have urgent butlncei IMa 1 fSO B . . wim Social Security or are In dcacription of the aervicc or supply Hailth A Sreekt Pharmacy Quinn’i Pharmacy itn . you received; the date, place, and Social I Biauty Aids Key Drug Co. Ann tnd Tom Pitppha share a relaxed moment at the danger of loaing aome beneRta, EaM I Da yea SS5 EnSold Avo., B73 Main St. Ouggenhehn Mussum rtheereal for the 1B87 graduate claea of the Mancheater however, cell right away orcometo ^ a rg e tor each service or supply; Sale PrlNSl 14 Moin St. the office. the doctor's or supplier's name; queetlefl yeu^d Hke (e list Hartford EnSold Manchiitor The Ouigenhalm Museum, de- Square Danoa Club. The graduation la May 16 at and your name and health Inau- beret fm tte te Bedel I e w c r iv e OAraa sifned by architect Prank Lloyd Maacheater RemM, P.O. :M1. Mivr-a Tter Varplanok School from 6 to 11 p.m. Admiaalon la $6 and (HJBSnON: Although I've had ranee number. For more informe- Wrifht, opened to the public in New tion, call any Social Security office. Maacheatar. Cubb., BI V srt In ION. refraahmenta will be aerved. ^ Medicare rince the middle of laat T T h m n d a y T V

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His mataraal irandparaBta art Krawee af IM Bwamp Road, Logan of 42 Codor Swamp M l^ -,S- Mr. andMrs.lhraiK!iaM.MaiMaBof Coveatry, was bora A|Ml 21 at Oevonlry. was born April t t riw IM Btaaell St, Hit Mtaraal Brand- Maadiesttr Memorial Hoepital. Manebaotor Mamorial H o a ^ ^ why her caged bird sings roRta are Mr. ana Mra. Clarenee Her mataraal grairibnother Is Mrs. r Hlvia ir, of Brewster. Maas, He Her mataraal ■Ita OnowskTof Wllllmantic. Her Kathartna Pons of ^ rtn g Va l l ^ «r tin Mnspri, and sMainad Hi hM a brotber, Timothy, 4W. and a terBal graadpareats are Mr. aad t» B A R slater. KallMn, I. K Cfollf., and the lata Edward P o » ABBYt Ibavea ffilfiMm* atitw It maif mriar. ■^I!Sp4j?l re. B. Krawee of Wethersfldd. Har paternal irandparants iff haautlfol yellow 1 «fn ▼§rjr ffigen CODOVniVQ MVnlal Dnien, Jaaeah Heara, son M tte has tworisters, Larissa, 8, and Cbarlat and Marioria Logan of canary who mta. Are wfiMfony married, dr ara Henry N. and Joan E. Toraeo Ratbariae. 2, Columbia. sings everyday, we llvimf in riaf Dagon of II Lawton Road, wasImmti Dear Abiry VFWT RMFpBjri ^aWrHigipMr sIMMSs BWi all day long, (A April M at Manebester Memorial DavM Thomin, rain or shine. Abtosil Van Surtn Hospital. His maternal frand- M JamM and Donaa LenUid DmaSTand Kathlean His song makes M AR U FiiT t If you have a motner Is Virginia Toraeo of Bast M u r^ of 42 Mifttand Road, of IlEnsIgnBt., wasbpin^lM iB me both happy J* vtHd marriage ciTtiffoati, and the Hartford. His pateraal grandpa^ Oovtnl^, Wit bora April 2I at MahrinotMT MamtHrlal HoapM. and sad. and pwraon inio wrroniwa wn CMram* ents are Henry and Lorraine Dagon Maacbestor MemtHrlal Hosidtal. Ms mataraal grandparents are whep I look at etiy la autfieriaed to porforas of Andover. Ms materaal trandparents are and Mrs. Prands Barlow of M marriai^ rau are John and Blalae Leatial of New him, t could cry. Pelledcr, Marla AHca, son of Conway Road. His paternal gram}- You see. he hHMiiy marrlad Britain, Hfo pateraal grandparents fatherls Frank Wifiy of Wanning If theHie miatater is Bat aaHwrbwd to Conrad A. and Yvonne Metivter ara Raymond and Barbara Murphy has no feet — he Just scoots around those swollen legs minus Hie fe«d, so PelletItM’ of M Essex 8t„ vms bora tar. Pa, He has a sister, Sarah, 8, in the bottom of his cage on the little he could sing again tor me. Ahlw, wnform mMrriagaa, you ara living M IIIN, Elm Bt. He baa a sister, . and a brotber, John, S. la iln, and tba mUdttar could wtoo April n at Mancbeeter Memorial Sarah, 4, balls at the end of hlslegi. t’ve had please try to save other IIHie M Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ him for three years. Just before last singers from this fate. Ifo tiviag in Jail. j ents are Roger and Lorraine Joaca, Realamta laaae, son of Oiristmas, I was cleaning his cage A VERY SAD READER Metivier of Garden Drive. Ms Gary W, and Undo Gordon kfones of end noticed that the bands on his CONFIMNTIAL TO YOUNG paternal grandparents are the late SI RIvwrsMe Drive, was bora April NEW OWNER HwaiU alMto Or Tuskw legs were very tight, 1 feared I DEAR READER: With a lump In M AM Rt misBuadayloMothor’B Prudent and Alma Pelletier. Re has 21 at Mancbeater Memorial Hoapl- would injure his legs, so t just left my throat t am printing your letter Day, You iBdB*i raaliae it was ao a sister, Monique Jennifer, IB tal. Ms maternal grandparents are the bsndh on. with the hope that your warning will sorniT Yfltt’ra forMfot Don’t sweat H. months. Mr, and Mrs. William h! Mil Sr. of Btrtcny for $how About three weeks ago, his legs be heeded by pet shop personnel Bit down and write her a letter, HeMey, IhensM Edward and Portland. Ifo has a forotber, Wayne became infected and swollen and bird owners whose days are telling her bow mudi you apore- Paul, 4. around the bands, and then his little brightened by the song of their little clate her, and don’t worry about A • f jMoa MKhael, twin u m of Mi­ Z:, Ohlft Whitt of Bolton 2it2 In hit 10K Tht thow will bt May 16 from 9 t.m. to 4 geUlng too aratimoatal. t promise chael and Lynda Uncavleks Healey HMrtaett, ARIaaa LMgb, daughter p.m, at Yt Oldt Spttd A Sport feet Just dried up and he pecked feathered companions. Had you Foril rotdsttr, H t plant to atttnd tht them off* (liken your canary to a vet to have you she w in appredate It morb than of 2844 Main St., Coventry, were of William R. and Rochelle Ask- Emporium, 74 E. Ctnttr St. Procttds a 21S2 gift. (And I’ll bet die savea born April 20 at Manefoester Mem­ wyth Hartnett Jr. of 241 Birch thini snnutl otr ahow apontortd by Yt I realise tht birds are banded to the bands removed, perhaps you OKIt Spttfl A Sport Emporium, 74 E. htip tht Shrlntrs' hoapltal. Rain date la show they’ve passed Inspection for wouldn’t be singing such a sad song. It.) ,*■> 4tf% orial Hospital. Their maternal MouMatn Road, was bora April 24 Ite grandparents are Stanly and at Manchestor Memorial Rw ^al. CtfMM8t„tn(lSttrtFtniihProduetlon2. Junt 80. heslth and shipping, liut t am HV^~ Mary Lincavtcfcs of Soumlngton. Her maternal grandparents are asking you to ^ a s e print some­ DEAR ABBY: Early this year, Their paternal grandparents are P ^ lls and William Aakwyth of thing in your column asking pet my sweetheart and I were married Par Abby’a baaklet, "What Every James and Sally Healey of Bast Hanford. Her paternal grand- ; shop owners to cutoff those horrible in a beautiful wedding chapel Tsoa-Ager Ought ta Know.** aeui a Southington. irents are Francis and William bands once the bird has been sold to where people go to be married in a ebeeb ar maaey order far ILI2 aad Y alcohol intake an individual owner. church atmosphere, t recently a loag, stamped (22 ceats), aeH- Sartnett of Bridgeport. Mie has a weed, MaMGnnen Lyle, daugh­ titter, Jamie, S. t prayed that my little darting heard that the minister who per­ addreiaed eavd iae to> Dear Abby, MR. AND MRS. PETER MAS80LINI THE MASSOLINIS of BOLTON ter of RuMril A. and Catherine Jim Soucie would go to sleep end never wake formed our marrige ceremony Is Teea Beeblet, PioT lw 441, Meant . . . on wodding day in 1037 — marrlad for 50 yaara eery Wood of m Bread and Milk Martin, Rrtttamy Mute, daugh­ raoneswoiML nant srru sr inay reduce cancer risk up. but God let him live, and healed r-.*nlB*er—he’stheowner MMTia, HI, 21224. St., Coventry, was born April 24 at ter of Albert F. and Colleen Oordy 1077 Free Style Manchester Memorial Hospital. Martin of SI AMiworthSt. was horn Her maternal grandfather Is Dr. April *S at Manchester Memorial le t Place >tvDdl|l2t3,NOMV to reduce the risk ot the disease my drinking.’" Massolinis mark 50th anniversary James M. Gary of Avon. Her Ifosidtal. Ifor maternal g ran ^ r- 197R Conneettewt T)w Araaekrted Press should be done. AlcohH’s effecU on the body are paternal grandparents are the Rev. ente are ^ n Cordy of ISS Florence "One might recommend, then," complex. Some studies suggest that Self-medication dangerous Grand Champion moderate drinking may lower the Mr. Massolini, a retiree of The couple are ntembers of "the and Mrs. Howard M. Wood tX St. andCalvInCoidyof llTPrtMipect *VBOiTON » Two studies today he wrote, "that women at espe­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter MassMini e( Fitchville. She has a brother, St. Her pateraal graishlMtients are IM breasleMwer wltb m UtUe as cially high risk tor breast cancer, risk of heart disease. DEAR DR, such enses, the skin Is able to Bolton celebrated their SOth wed­ Hamilton Standard, served as chief Singing Seniors’’ of the TVdland 107B The N.Y. Cnp of the Bolton Volunteer Fire De­ County American Association of Albert aitd Norma Martin of 48 Fashion Model I Mahan week, prampuhg one such as those who are obne, who Dr. Arthur Schattkin of the GOTT; To keep develop Its own natural restetonee. ding anniversary with a surprise Lakewood Circle North. Mie has lH ftCGinilMfNI IIIRI have had tew children, who were National Cancer InsUtute, ittrector my weight However, warts may be notor^ party held in their honor at Willie’s partment for IS years. He Is Retired Persons and the Bolttm Grand Pr4ne Senior Cititens. Pontiff pralm two sisters, Amber Jean. 8 and MBoa nod oHiero et hMh first pregnant when they were older of the second study, agreed that “a down. I take six hMislydltflcult to treat; they spread Steak House on Center Street. currently fire marshal for the town than 28 or whrae mothers had of Bohon. Courtney Autumn. 2Vt. ; ottfts dtsssao consider reduc- fairly sulnlantlal proportion of Correctol ta­ and recur despite eleborato nnedl- The former Jeanette Gotds of guards* 'charm* Formerly of Headline M aJeSM coaMmpUon. breast cancer, should curtail their breast cancer can be attributed to blets and two D r .G o tt cal therapy. Plantar warts, on tbe Manchester and Peter Massolini of Mrs. Massolini, during her hus­ Guests at the party included Laab, foiled t*wla, son of Robert band’s tenure in the fire depart­ family members from Connecticut, Design, Bushnell Plaza j^Tbe Sbldleo, puMIsbed in the New alcohd Ingestion." alcohol consumption, should this stool softeners planter surfaces (sMee) of Hie hurt, Bolton were married on April If, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode VATICAN CtTYi 5 2 6 7 Mpdlee, Dr, Saxea Graham ot the think It's a rational decision to say, slur^ broke down women's drink­ ’The manufadurers of appetite- burned and cut out. they are back t-«lfoUSA-2SM > tut. t-22 ing habits differently and reached Uaauee tend to aag. The vagina also dinner at S; M p.m. ings in the world’s smallest city- Mtrr(«r NASD ina aiPC Kate Uaivciolty ot New York at 'Yes, there Is some uncertainty, but suppressants advise against and have spread to my knee, t feel Btretebes end mey contain elr, Singer Jennifer Joy will entertain. She held the title state are oIT-limits. IMfolaaaM wtwtever can be done I'm going to play It safe and reduce slightly different conclusions. chronic use ot these produds; in that this should be treated inter­ for Miss Greater Vernon Old Guard maata Tuatday whidi, when expelled et Inapprop- addition, many ot these substances nally. What do you think? rtote times, can be an emberrase- in 1M2 and 1M4 and was The Old Guard will meet on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at contain stimulants that can cause the runner-up for Miss Emanuel Lutheran Church. Scott Mather will conduct Ing nuisance. Burgery la often need 7 nervousness, insomnia or elevated DEAR READER: Warts are to "tighten things un,’’ reduce Connecticut. Her stage a seminar on long-term medical benefits. A lbs relative inay visit U.S. blood pressuie. Ludiomil is a caused by a virus infedion of the sagging and get rid of unwanted performances include prescription anti-depressant with skin: they rarely, if ever, relied an "Evita" with the Produc­ stretched tissue. Ask yourgynccoL :nMW10N (API - A lethal rela- moment" in West Africa, aaid Dr. able to base a vaccine on parts ot many sideettecU, including drows­ internal disease. Therefore, pills ogist wbeHier you ere a cendidete ing Guild in Hartford and Municipal radraat to maat the two viruses that are identical, iness. nervousness, seizures, dltft- and shots are nol an MfCdive various summer-stock t |^ at Mt AIDS virus is l i l ^ to Francois Ctavel. "But there is no tor a veginal-tepeir procedure. The l/fanchester Municipal Retirees will meet w eed Irani Atrleu to the rest of Hie reason why this epidemic wpuld not so one vaccine would Mock both culty walking, heart irregularities, treatment Warts are usually best roles. AIDS viruses. constipation, rash end weakness treated by topical methods: Tuesday at i p.m. at the Army and Navy Club on Main foNia, *Nhlch couNi seriously com- spread over Africa or Europe or F b bob ot WMlphaiR Street. Linda M. Parry, personnel officer for the town MlcaXe the alrea^ Htltlcuft Job ot other countries like HtV-l did, However, Dr. Norman Letvtn ot You’re endangering your health creams, ointments, being frosen or RIdBrt plBc« of Manchester, will speak. (iMUit an AIDS vacctne, re- unless we are very vigilant and can Hie New England Regional Primate by becoming"addided" to laxa- burned off. or being surgically The Peace ot WeetpbeUa In 12U tisrehsraasy, detect carriers ot Hie virus." Research Center, an expert on the Uves and by comMning Ludiomil removed. Often, warts simply stop ended the Thirty Yeera War and In hort* show ;The sstcrabe, HIV-2, also couM Earlier, Pasteur researchers re­ monkey AIDS virus, says he tears with appetite suppressants ’Tell growing and disappear by them­ eltecUvety destroyed the Holy Members of Manches­ Bridga scoraa announcad inlse UMMUent abouX tbe accurtscy ported ftndiiig RtV2 in two AIDS that people vacclnati^ against your d M ^ about your interest in selves. Scientists believe that in Roman l^ p ire. ter’s Hillstown Leather Manchester A.M. Bridge au b results are: MAIMtmts. patienu. Ctavel said the latest HtV-1 will remain susceptible to losing weight, and about the over- Pounders 4-H Horse Club Monday: North-South I Carol Lwcal-Hal Local; t, BtscovereH ta 1624, geuett- study, documenUng HI V2 infection HIV-2. tlsMCounter produds you've used cometed at the Hartford Ellen GoMberg-frv Cartson: 3, Linda Simmons-Faye esiiiiy ratumbfoa HtV-l, tbe virus in 8S people, provides strong The emergence ot HIV-2, he said, Ask your doctor to refer you to a ALE... SALE MAY 5 TO it County Junior Open Lawrence. East-West 1, Lelsy V^ite-Tom Regan; 2—3, Mat c2liMB AIDS foaad in the evidence that the virus actually "adds another huge level ot com­ reputable weight-control group, or Horse Show in Somers on CMted tiatea, and SIV, Hie virus causes the disease. plexity onto the issue of success­ loM for a support group like Weight Mollie Timi^k-Ann De Martin; 2—3, Pat Schackner- fully vaccinating the population. Watchers — and stop taking the May s. Lettie Jane Glenn. MM cauan an AIDS-tike disease in The two viruses sppear to attack TORRE TILE IMPORTS Samantha Hawthorne Thursday: North-South 1, Morris Kamins-Murray the body in similar ways. Clavel None of this is g<^ news." non-prescripticn drugs Jennifer Joy bs a sepwt ta today's New said that while some parts otHIV-l tn their report, the French In addition — and only under your placed fourth in fitting Powell; 2, Bette Martin-Louise Kermode; 3, Hal researchers wrote that “It appears doctor's supervision — you should and show, fifth in Western command, and sixth in Lncal-Jim Baker. East-West 1. Mike Pranklin-Tom et Medtctae, doc- and HIV-2 nre genMically alike, DISTRIBUTORS. ttia Iraia the PaiXeur inixitute in others are different, and theoveroll dear the HIV-2, a virus related to try to discontinue Hie Ludiomil Ask Western trail Regan; 2, Suzanne Shorts-Ann Staub; 3-4, ^tanne but distinct from HIV-I, is Hie cause your doctor to recommend alterna­ ARI THE Jessica Forman placed fourth in the lead line class Rietscha-Bev Saunders; 3-4. Marge Wamer-Terry i^Ma ahawed Him HIV-2 can cause g e s ^ similarity is about 46 ’*■ * ** percent. of AIDS in some West Africans and tives to medication — sudi as and Hawthorne placed third. Daigle. acqatral Iwwsanc deliciency syn- counsding. Mofocdback or exer­ Keliy Jacobs was awarded third place in walk-trot Mwine bsifottufatshsbte from that Just vHiat this means for finding that a new AIDS epidemic is 9th ANNIVERSARY SALE nn AIDS vaccine is unclear. Clavel possible (but not yet documented! cise to control stress. fitting and show, fifth in walk-trot dovtrleaf, fifth in titwieilvmv-l. TV give you more Information on Building a now home or mokkis lenovoMonom If you wo walk-trot pleasure and sixth place in walk-trot trail. Student on honor roll iMSsa ta hh tecalleed at the aaid drug mnnutacturers may be in West Alrica." looking tor e coromic Ulo lor your homo don't go to e enrpM John DeQuattro of Boulder Road, a senior at atoro. Como to our CERAMIC TILt Sloio. Cemmie Tito Hour Kingswood-Oxford Schod in West Hartford, has been opodoRy, Imported dlioeHy from Italy, Spain end Japan no MCC pTMBntt tFBVtl SBltaB elected to Cum Laude, a national honor society for wo can otter you Hio lowoM pHooo and boM quoNty ot The Manchester Community College will present a independent school students. Tbmusiktm DfauiMNids.» . Dfaunonds. %. 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M^NCmMTER HgKALD. T lii»^ . Mar f. m r ^ t t IrfAMfiMiarWiil WKttAlA. TtWHMtor. ifiiv 7. lit r GREAT SELECTION! GREAT PRICES! GREAT GUARANTEES! Finest SERVICE AFTER THE SALE, TO O ! BUSINESS GUARANTEED ir Free Services LOWEST PRICES •k Huge Selection lo w Butinema in Briaf A $25 billion hole in the ground IN CONNECTICUT k Great Guarantee PRICES Barlow to manag# accounting FDIC’s chairman says S&Ls will leave the FSLIC D«nl4l Bartow of Manchettar has been prorn0ed to corporate manager-accounting at Bamea Group Inc., Bristol. He joined By William Krenhalm somebody else Is obviously the the stricter standards of the FDIC the reserves of the FDIC wtti go up Barnes Group as supervftor-intemal audit In September. The AHodoted Press federal government.” and transfer their Insurance cover­ only graduarty. Sariow reports to Frank Boyle, attistant controller. Seidman, speaking to a group of age. The fees were set at twice the Safe reserves are generally meon- FBLIC’s annual premiums and Z 7 STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT Barlow, a graduate i assessments, and the House re­ certified public accountant, wea most recently witii Mac Toola of the Federal Deposit fnsurance described the possible effects of a deposits, “ aiMI we're probaMy at jected an effort to doable Die exit lnc„ a tubsldiary of The Stanley Works, where he was general Corp., which Insures bank deposits, controversial House vote Tuesday that level right now," he said. '1# accounting manager and budget has described a separate, troubled to pump IS billion into the Insolvent fees to four times annual billions of dollars in SAL deposits manager for more than four years. tfUNirance fund for the savings and FSLIC. premiums. come Into our fund ... that level Is LOW, LOW p t a a a a t Before the Mac Tools job, Barlow lean Industry as "a 128 Mtllon hole The House vote chose the " It allows the healthy iMiLs, of going to go down. which tlwre are 90 (percent) to 40 was senior internal auditor with The In the ground.” Industry-backed IS billion, two- percent, to transfer to the FDIC at "We figure it win go down below «liM k OMt tlM M nUDB M rwtoM i Stanley Works and a staff accountant FDIC Chairman L. William Seld- year program over a flS billion, man predicted in a speech Wednes­ five-year plan supported by the very low cost, two years penalty.” with Price Waterhouse. 0.0 (06 cents per 9100 In deposits), day that healthy thrifts soon will Reagan administration, the Seidman said. which Is well below what hM S'FREE MOUNTINOt Barlow is a member of the begin to distance themselves from House'a Democratic leaderahip "So they pay two years In historically been considered a saw American Institute of C P A ’s and the the problems of the Federal Sav- and the chalrmar^and ranking advance to get out, and we have to sum.” O' FREE BALANCINOtK«r%»» National Aasoclatlon of Accountants. Inge and Loan Insurance Corp. Republican on the House Banking , admit them.” Seithnan said. "And tC IA L t J "There are not a lot of people Comrhittee. the net result is that they get back The net result, he said, will he M [? FREE ROTATIONi lining op with a desire to spend their Seidman aald just as important that two years (penalty) In three higher FDIC assessments on the H inity nam ed next 18 years filling in that hole.” as the size of the rescue fund, years” because of lower premiums banking industry and a weakened FREE FRONT-END charged by the healthy FDIC. FSLIC for the remafiHfer of the O' FREE KfCHANOEOVER! •aitt m anager said Seidman. however, Is an escape hatch in the (D a l i g n m e n t "That Is the reason that we’re bill for SALa that can qualify for "M ore Importantly, they're a savings and loan Indust^. The John E. Hanley has been promoted seeing the greater Interest In coverage under the FDIC, the bride that brings no dowry.” FSLIC will be left with thrifts close Wl HI Till (MIMCMASI Ot to failure as its foundation, he said, ^ S' FREE FIA T REPAIRI to regional sales manager of the moving over to our fund and lea ving parallel inaurance fund for banks. Seidman said. 'They will bring ( n u n N l W T in t "and It cannot recapitallte and Composite Material Division of Ly- that hole to be taken care of by The escape serilon sets "exit billions in new deposits requiring Evary ttra told by Town Eatr la backad by our famoua Immediate Insurance, he said, but survive on that basis.” WITH dall Inc. He is responsible for aomebody else.” he said. “ And that fees” on healthy thrifts able to meet 'GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICE POLICY' “IRON-CLAD NO HASSLE" Gutrantfi! PURCHASE cultivating new customers and main­ A Evary lira aotd al TOWN FAIR TIRE la guaranlaad for datocta taining existing accounts In the New usi OF 2 NEW « Wtwn you’r* rtttfy for Uraa, don't aacrttleo tba quality in workmanthip or matorlala tor aa long aa you own tho tiro — rtgardloaa of yaara in aarvica or England and Mid-Atlantic states. miloaaa racalvod. If a dalaci In worhmanahlp or malarlalt dovoidp, return II to TOWN FAIR. Wo . . . ptnormanca and guarantaa you naad. Town Fair TIRES Hanley joined Lydall In 1981 as If uncertainty is king, then hope is queen will repair It al no char)charge or raplaea it.. . YOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU HAVE U '’EDI TIraa, whom you can truat, haa a atora naar you — tharo controller of the Lydall A Foulds Daniel Barlow you’ll find iual the right tiro al . . . GUARANTEED We have eelected tiree GUARANTEED egalnet strate with any degree of certainty market this year have the five LOWEST PRICES Division and was promoted to con- By John Cunniff about their confusion. glees, sharp metal, deep holes and all road haa- NO biggest one-day gains ever? And a Don’t compromite, Town Pair TIraa' aiparianea cotia no PURCHASE toller of the Composite Materials Division In 1983. Before joining Tha Associated Press It was ” a very strange and scary whether trade peace will be de­ mora. FREi ards, and it's FREEI Lydall, he was a general accountant at Linatex Corp. of Am erica w eek,” an tnatitutlonal bond clared between the United States how can It be so much higher than a “If you find a lowar prica advartitad In Connaclieut NECESSARY In Stafford Springs. NEW YORK — Do you remember dealer, Ryan, Beck A Co., said and Japan, or whether U.S. exports the usual measures of eamings. compuuus TO u i onm mu ouiaa A itIM n d and McFliarton Strut which after all are the support for within 30 days of purchaaa on tha tama marehandlae... Not Includtd on All Abom Hanley holds a bachelor’s degree In business administration when It used to be said that the recently. "Regrettably.” said an will begin to rise, as hoped Y bring ua tha advartlaamant and wa will baat tha prica.’’ securities markets hated E.F. Hutton analyst, ” we now lack If anyone has a solution to thd prices? aiCHIUN • aOODYMR * PIRIITONI • DUNIOF • OINIRAl • from the University of Connecticut and is a certified public One widely held theory Is that In R.I. GOODRICH • ARRHTRONO • UNIROYAl • YOKONAm ------accountant. He is also a member of the Connecticut Society of uncertainty? the conviction we had in early problem of Third World debt, which is more a problem for the tenders an investment world of almost total and many mere la m s e i iNreed fire i Certified Public Accountants. Those were the "old days” — at January that the stock market Is least five or six years ago — when poised for a sizable, sustainable than the borrowers. It hasn’t been confusion there is no place else to SAVINGS easy explanations seemed to suf­ run-up.” demonstrated. Many theories ex­ go. Moreover, much of the market­ fice when explaining the behavior Uncertainly reigns; the evidence ist; in fact, so many that agreement place is Institutionalized, and Insti­ STEEL 1st OuaMty Economy C U S T O M tutional Investors make their mo­ f.f/o/r/if 4 « RovGttI Joint B enefit Plant of markets. Is pervasive is as far away as ever. BELTED LALL-SEASON RADIAL POLYSTEEL There seems to be no plausible ney by Investing. Double Belled WhliewaM But what can be said of that ’Iliere are professional analysts, Radial Whitewall A U - S S A S O N Arthur A. RovettI of Manchester has recently become explanation now that the Dow Jones for example, who hold to a belief solution either for the big U.S. That Is, portfolio managers of the STEEL BELTED associated with Benefit Plans Inc., a full-service financial Industrial average, behaving like that years ago would have been budget deficits; and helping to big mutual and pension funds, tS$flOII13..*ll| 10$/7Sfl14...... which continue to grow, cannot 176/78R14. .•N 218/78R18...... *71 Radial WNtaiMN planning and Investment advisory firm In Vernon. the cow that jumped over the moon, considered Incomprehensible. If create even more uncertainty is the 1IS/I0I113..MI 31S/7SII14:.... 1IS/I0II13 . . . *41 aOB/TMIA widespread feeling that the White show how good they are by letting p i i i l .••4 RovettI is licensed by the National Association of Securities has vaulted more than 80 points five the economy doesn’t Inflate, they los/rwu...... •« 108/7SR14. 228/78H18...... TO 1IB/BIW13... 144 t18/7MI14 funds lay Idle, so they-put them to m/IOII13...... *44 iri/B0fl13... *44 NB/TBim Dealers and Is a registered representative tor Anchor National times this year, the most recent say. It will deflate; If It doesn't House and Congress don’t even I1S/7WU...... m AH...... 20S/75R15. •78 work and hope for the best. 1ISfNII13...... ;..HT BMNDNAmrmBSAT m o m e n t 1II/IW13... M# ------2IB/rMtB .. Financial Services Inc., a member of the Pacific Stock Exchange being the 81.88-polnt gain on boom It will bust. understand them ai/Tsms...... w 1M/T8ni4... m m/TBim... In such a mire of confusion, Hope, as always, is the aspirin for H$/7M14...... *44 All...... and the Securities Investors Protection Corp. He Is a graduate of Tuesday? Nobody knows where the dollar Is 38W75lt1S.... 1IB/rM14... I4t 23i/7simi..*a^ therefore, how can the Stock uncertainty. nSffSFK...... NT All...... Avon Old Farm s School In Avon, and Attempts to clarify the reasons headed, nor can anyone demon- 1st Quality Economy GOODYEAR ■IAS riY he received his bachelor's degree seem to center on the claim that the DOUBLE BELTED RADIAL Dow Industrial average Is not (,000,-YlAR Whilewflll POLYESTER from Worcester Polytechnic Insti­ i . a n n , - » f 4 # / representative of the market as a l^lPG oodrlch lU r lM II...... IW W Nttw illi HAS tute In Worcester, Mass. Open Dolly 9:10-9:10 Q^ D C ^ TglHAN j A L L -O R A tO N O n t o l B laA/NAII...... AM tes/oonta___*\ Aria13...i31. '" S 5 S S RovettI Is a member of the Union whole. STEEL BELTED VICTOR irs/iMii...... UI ies/rsiii4___ •{ ErSalA. . ise ' To a degree that argument can be tu n . 10-S Fri..M oyi- turimii...... Ill ib s /fskio ....• : TIEMFO ALL-SEASON Lodge of Masons No. 31 of New Radial W.W. IM/rMU...... UI 205/FBr14 ... *4 F7Ba14 ...*41 sustained, because the average Is ^^i^69si8yZl6fif • • u n ., 10 Racial WhitatwallB London, the Valley of Norwich 38 iRadioi Whitewol 1S8|Mni3....2£ m/rMu...... AM 216/f5Rl4 . . . *4 arBai4...«aa made up of well-established blue- iiirrmiA...... ur 22S/r8u14 . . . . «4 araAis...i44 1U/MR13.. *13 2H/7M1S..M4I degree Masons, and the Media les^aonn 2 2 Ni/rMII...... UA 21S/r5n15 chip stocks and falls to Include isi/aonis...... iaB/roBi3....2» tiprMii...... UA 225/75a1S HrBaiB ..laa 1IS/WR13.. MO 31S/7SmS..M7| Tem ple of the Shrine. He Is a form er irB/Boni3..... 2 ! IH/rMII...... UI LTBatS . . . 14T some of the newer, more entrepre­ -™AMERICA’S g a r d e n c e n t e r iis/Mnis...... 23&/7Sr1 S ___•* 1IS/7Slt14..*l8 3n/7M1S..'7tl native of Waterford, and he Is MMMOA'S iT»/»oni3...... 1BB/T0niA....22 IM/rMII...... UA 1H/7W14..«8a »S/7M1S..T4| neurial stocks that have broadened iM/aoni3...... ••T I 0S r0B1A 2 2 married to the former Patricia MAnH *1BB/rBniA....*TO/ . . 208/7SB14..M1 the market in recent years. eAtOtNM, For Your ConvanlQnoa, Tha O ardon Cantor W ill O pan At IBB/TBUIA Pagan! of Manchester. He has a But broader measures also are •a.m . on Saturday *os;rBhi5. *aa - daughter, Julie. showing gusto, amid uncertainty that Is BO pervasive that analysts llSSITW IB...... «^ftUALTTY| FOR LESS! who often claim to know what Is UNAMES John Hancock stirring now make no pretense * 0 r i m AU-UAMN4 MICHELIN fttaa Tkaezuk Mohawk RADIAL W.W. \nnm» HT tOVIMM 'T4 iresronc GOOD/YEAR T > r e $ r o n e CliXpiY iB8/r8«i4...*a» *TI TRIM IKMUI-IUSONWHITEWAU 1BB,B0ni3 . m/mi3 ■ isamnnia1BS/aOFt13..H a m ib116/781114.. b/7BR14 amABB J Peter Tkaciuk has been named to Dollar, gold ltB/aOR13 *08rTBni4.. .»M tW/7W1S..*n * n r iTiu 175/B0R13 21S/78R1S MB/TBhlB. .*W ARRIVA iaS/B0FI13..*M 808/78B18..OB John Hancock Financial Services’ irB/aoni3.. 1U/7WI4 a*fr»is..*n ■UTID RLOIM 195/7SR14 WHITEWALLS iiBraoni3 ■. |1B/TBniB...22 aww iL.NsI Steel Delltd W.W. 1 i75/Boni3..*aa ai8/7BR18„*Bl/::^ President’s Honor Club, a group ot ' >•'1 IBBffBRU.. MBffBni8...»eL m/t«i4 iBsiBonia . *Bi little changed ir5/»5B14 .. *83 145/80H13...... ‘BT O tN IR A L 1BS/B0ft13..*71 8B8ri8ft18..*aBl / leading sales representatives from 7 185/r5B14 . *84 185/r0R14...... ‘BB 1M/7Wt14,.'B1 838riSR16.MBB V V the firm’s nationwide general agency Arthur RovettI 195/r5ni4 . *8T 185/65R1S...... 'B t 17S.'B0RI3.. 1l5/7Sni4.... ABB LONDON (AP) - The dollar field force. ,i '/'si 20S/rsRi4. >ao 19S/r5R14...... •«§ 20S/70R14.. 20S/7SRIS.... AM made slight gains today In Japan 195/75R15...... *Tt 1BS/7SR14.. BUr-NOW-SAVf ' A member of the Connecticut General Agency, he was among 20B/r5RI5 <88 lZl. 3 1 H X H and Europe but was little changed W eed -B -O o n *15/rSR15 . *48 J05/r5R15...... MB BKANO NAME TINES 311 representatives attending the company’s annual President’s JA5/T5R15 *TO 21S/r5R15...... MB ATOFEBNANOfmiCESI overall as markets awaited an r.rrrrir,- » l 4M J35irSR15 . *Tt RADIAL WHITEWALLS Honor Club meeting recently In Palm Desert, Calif. auction ot U.S. Treasury notes that 17S/EE13.. Tkactuk joined John Hancok In 1981, and he Is a four-time Turf Bulkier fl u t 2 6.47 W R A N G L E R 1M/76P14..a t16/79P18.i Is seen as a test cf confidence in the LownInMct TurfBuHder I UWift-MlOH PEtEOiillfcNCE iAO m S 1U/I0P13.. Lawn-weed killer. Kills t00/7SP14i.i. m /76PlBi qualifier for membership In the company's President’s Honor dollar. Gold also held steady. 5.000 Sq. Ft. 205/75R15 ALL-SEASON 1M/76P14.. I06/TM146.. tM/TBPIB. Control B.OOOSq.Ft. j B ^ u m m l t Club. roots and all. 1 qt. aaS/D B R IS...... f.ooo,-rf4« i . o o n / v i A R Hfffiy3Sf!fNT?1 In Tokyo, where trading ends B.OOOSq.Ft. •Coil •Colt 23S/8SR16 WE SELL FOR LESS . . . AND SELL MORE! He is a board member of the Association tor Children and Aftof Attar 80$ P$Rt4 ST Rsi$sd While lelitts before Europe's business day beg­ $2X 80$ rsRIS KAQLB QT OATORBACK Major Quality Adults with Learning Dtsabtllties and is John Hancock’s ‘Coil $ 2 X 81$'T5A^$ WN4e le*H»i ^ 215//0Rt4...... W - l - D - E ins, the dollar rose 0.38 yen to a Mtg SniocEsnne 3SS>SrFORIS . . . A L L tE A S O N ALL-SEASON teamwalk captain tor March of Dimes — WalkAmerica. He is a ARor IfJSo.. * 1 8 . 9 6 WNANQLEN 88$ r$RYS tes/PORie *too 225/T0R15...... ••• »S/60VR1$...Mn ALL SEASON closing 138.B8 yen. Later in London, S 2 X Rebale * 7 . 9 7 83$ r$Ri$ i9S/Fonie 235;60RU...... ••• STEEL BELTED RADIAL W.'W. member of the Hartford Life Underwriters Association, and is 10,000 Iq . Ft. OURLlR.RAItlD HB/rBniB .Ae*i »38ir8niB m o t ISSfSORYe *«OT 22$/$0VR16...*m PERFORMANCE it was quoted at 139.18 yen. 10,000 Sq. Ft. loniB. Msa eosirome •DDR 2AS/80in8...... Badial W.W. RETREADS currently working toward completion ot the American College of K!go,. * 6 . 9 7 •Coil WMITILITTSR I1B/T8ni8.22 ■ eosrSORiA S3 Whittwallt Attar Attar mrTBniB.ABB ets/soRte •11? 24$/$0Vli1(...*m ISB/BMIS ... A|7 Lite Underwriters' program leading to the designation of Dealers in Japan and Europe said MX *4” S2S/7SR 1B ...... 18S/80R13 ses/FORis •ISA P 6 Mada by Famoua Mig. V $4.X 1G5/T5R1A t1S/SSR1B •103 17S/B0R13 . . a m Chartered Lite Underwriter. markets were waiting to see how Mtg I iSPOkAOdrteh taS/BORSS •13A 2SSf50VII1(...r|M iTWBoaiB...... Aty 185/701113... ASS * 1 4 . 9 7 * 2 8 . 9 9 UREDO 195/T5R14. 8SS7BOR1S •130 1IS/7BR14 Agg Tkaciuk, his wife, Helen, and their two children live In enthusiastic the response Is to Robalo 4LL TERRAIM T|A 20S/T0R14. . 1I5/70R14. . . *71 1BS/7BR14 .. . A34 1B,000lq.FI. 205/T5R15 Manchester. today’s auction. Heavy purchasing, 11,000 lq .n . IM/MR1D .M 3J n t/ m iB .. MMiH33-awa.MBT 3i-t*4ms i = i = %Ufmu...... m 20S/70R14 . . . A73 20S/7AN14 .. . >37 *Coit Mas •Colt 21S/T6R15. @(PQoodrieltj| especially by Japanese interests, ( Sterna..•tMf--I 3I-IWI88 MM (OMO.T/A RADIAL T/A IOG/mi4. 218/781114 .. . *3B Attar twWtw.iw 2M/78R1B kkaahBBBBkk B 33-nniw . .MM 225^T6A15 tes/rovRis •IDS Raitad Wbnt lanati 811^14. 215/70R14. . . *71 would Indicate confidence that the 1^00 m iiRiUMi MX ti-amn..MM_____ •100 228/7BR14 .. . *44 •leo YOKOHAMA m ’wu Ml lUit w m \% „ 215/70R1S. . . *70 dollar will stop falling. Lackluster Mig * 4 0 A B TRUCK RADIALS «is s ;s !J •ii| 1S5/SOHR33 in 4111 713 UII4 v ym \V , 218/781115 .. . A3B Roboto I V o O O tic * 3 1 . 9 9 »I;?SJ5!S •104 F0S/S0HR13 in TUI 773 TM I 22S/70R1S . . . « U Farmington man wins trip buying could send it down further. V XCA ALL-SEASON rar Ommn ttSrfOVRtA •140 tSS/SOHRte mum mum 288/781115 . . . >44 MAtdWWlA teSrtOVRIS •110 teS.'BDHRU 238/701118 . . . >a3 tOSiSOVR'$ tOSTtOHRie .m Tm 713 Tll3 __-‘"'M I ww BWvy235/78R18 t vn lO , . .u .» ' *4B Paul Schultsof Farmington won two free tickets to Hawaii in a Traders said an expected cut in 7.00R15 ...M M U O R tL L .M n u t m u m \ m \ i m i i UntrlaaalA D3S.S0VIMS ::is »9Sr«0HR14 m Ti I 773 nm Dlotlnen Oranulea ...... 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Appfv In ftttna in ms Manerwsfsr Hs- tlm# naddsd. AMfy of; sangar. praeassing an anf. Pull time /part qoMly pshtw - tSdWwmWrt guamtnMe on nwiwiais a Maor. Puiiandparfflme. Caff Household mover. Re­ available in a large SQ0 00O 0DQ vwMi according fo number of pubiidhed sforwa. person to; An raor Mtafe atfv«rfM4g to raia, Adysrffssr hsrsay Tba Suylnps ioAk af outgoing U. S. Moll, 049-0440. Ask for sponsible poslflon time pagWIons ovoito aSlmwrialf 3D0 ODD DOS aarsts to prafsot, masmnify Manebasfar, t23 Main X-RAY Technician. Part bie In Manchester of­ Manchester faellify. IZOanw 4SAnhMtSaih Cen Adsfe Angte or Doug Eevifw w e e k ^ «Rer rrw Mdnenesfcr Keraw ri prMtarfng nightly cosh Nancy. ovailtorte far Individ- Haurs are 5-9pm. tSfrWildW j o n a o a 000000 f p.m. W f i f H M T ttN IT jE l; fWgNkiwwIW.wrtorsi 179 Tumigf Rood loPtocf re toe Fefr Heoftoe and hold narmlsM ms. Man- Straaf. ManebasWr ar letters and making time gasiflan. Monday fice. Dufies Include; 47iWvaiieer. efistfsr Msrafd, Hi afflesrs /W AW ^HtlTiriairar- uto accusfatogd to de­ Mandav-Prlday. Call 48 Of KMumalna 000 D O O V e rn o n , C T 969M Act ef 14W. vrMen mekei n can 646-im,______mlseallanaous mas- through Pridey for in­ tailed figure work and assisting doctor, frenf 3Qonn ODoaa nwoei Io edverfMe env aref- and smplayssf aaamtt any sangar runs. Performs terview. Call between flce with extensive pro- desk responslbllltes. 549-3151.______fSOtMRMM SI liSaoui tfooto, nmftofTon or dWcrlm- and all ilabllHy, iom or S A lib . Hartford 6as- bafe and estate cost analysis. Tarntf S4 8aa4iieti 3D O a n o a a 000 axasnss, ineludina after- paf eb sssks people who mlseallanaous stock i-12- Barbara. 044-3492. rating, paper work and Includes heavy patient DRIv E r needed far get 3 0 0 o o o n a c toenen aeied on rece, eeler, practice needs an expe­ contact. Wlilmg to clal edttetolan van far to Palm Sear 99 9W9nwW^O 00 renaren. EANf. food iOSybini, Monchg$f«r Sfora. Exoerlence preferred buf npf necea- buflan publlcaflens pub- servers, banquet 7 Winnar zrc«wt»y cwrant ropo Hat. llinsd by ms Mancfissfsr plus commission. Insu- 10 Bralnord Place, b e n ^s . Coll Elaine to TO REQI9TEB patch, P.O. Box 5271, to work with 4 year old S Xapatttiva ZZOatriae SZXaaatf Hsrald. Asnny Sisffsrf, ranca and panslon ba- East HartfordCt. 00105. servers, bonouef bar­ sary. Apply In person of our Newingfon Service Cenfer, fniNkiNd of n#w“ w Manchester. 047-1024. aWpBK2WEEKS children. Pull or part tOTMitp.) 34fra4arary SZCanaumaa 0 Aubllsbsr. naflfs. Cor. Sand ra- EOE. time. Also person to do tenders, dishwashers, tt OarX pi(man( birXa fans M-P from 9-4 or call Mrs, Hurley of TZf-WH or Mr, Cour- u««d homo? Coll U ft N suma or laffar far Se Ev iL e Person, helper. m TTFTESniursrs (N«W EMFLDVKU OV^T) panfrv-line, ond ban- Pull time. Must hove Aides. All shifts, full light cooking 4 hours In rler ot 727-3635, flraf for your hovalrte appoinfmant fa; Salas drivers license. Paid A MIMiRl INWMISSEliMIS BANK Teller. Port time am, Glastonbury. 033- ouef cooks. Pull and needs. We hove home time and part time In r part time positions P A R T T f M f wonoaer, Hartford medical, life Insurance MOOntaiSTAATIoSM tlon available for 1505 or 023-0540. iffea ovoffotofe In Man- mum Datpofeb. P. 0. box smoll group homes in available. Appy in par­ ehoafer, Vernon, and and retirement benef­ Windsor Bonk 5 a Ut 6 Body Shop in Mon- 0271. E. Hartford, Ct. day program. 50.70 per Trust to our Ellington son; The Gallery, 141 cmeuuTiON area acvisor Sears Roebuck a Company Soufh WIndaor. 98nSBrTnwff''ooo3!d, OSIoa. Plaasa do not its. Coll Arbor Acres hour plus good fringe chester area laoklng New London T ^ , -Parm, 033-4001, Jim office. Previous teller for motivated workers Whothor you oro Infor- •rued strsaf ortu. May phona. E O E .______benefits. Coll Elolne to or cashier experience Glastonbury, Ct. 00033. Houaewh/gg, mofhart wMh young children, 65 Holmes Rood, Newington/ CT 06111 •afad In buying, aolifng, 9nd. Cull d44-P030 Proccbla for an ap­ 047-1024. far c ^ o refinishing. gfudents. Earn extra money wHh your own gqiMf oaasffvtiHy emalavsr / MMs-asmats LAWtf £ara...fevaroraan pointment. EOE. lptul, but will week selllni reds to; New Hope /Bqxaa and ttoraa. Established route. Work MANCHESTER. New Avon Products. school distreit) or at -M b Ma 11 It IvlIMbl, to, ll.ao, wllkll IncluMt (Mtlia, a h,ndlln| ladbroxlmately 6 hours per week - get paid for an assistant suparvisor of warahousing and required. Working iMin. Tu»diy-SilurdiT my home. Please call Manor, 45 Hartford Listing. 1195,000. Great Free traintni and gilt. tneludrnaw, aBdreaa iw9 sip ae*e and make cheek payable ta Nawtpagatbaeka distribution. Permanent poaltlon, full benefit knowledge ot word 043-5057 and leave a Rd., Manchester, Ct. for/10. Must be available at Press tim e duplex In convenient processor, basic office 3 2 3 -S 2 6 6 Call 742-5141 message. 00040 11:30 pm) dally and Priday evening at 12:30 locotton. 3 bedrooms, package, houra; B-B. Candidate ahould have a 5989 a.th. Delivery of papers takes approximately large eat-ln kitchen, minimum of 2 years experlsnee In warehouse procedures and opera­ separate full bose- tion ot common office C ro che t CELEBRITY CIPHER t^our) Monday thru Saturday, dependable supervision with volume responsibility of Use knitting worsted to calabrilv CItihw uyploaranit ara ctaalad Irani itiiiilatlani by lamoua ments. separate utili­ equipment and OFFICE natwia paal ana praaant Each laUar Ui Iht cipbai ilandt lot car a must. Call Fred at 647-9046. ties, lovely yard. Sen­ IBmIll minimum. Knowledge of shipping, re­ crochet a pair of comfy anoMiat Todtr 't esw E aqual, M machines. Ability to WAREHOUSE HELP DRIVER PERSON slippers trimmed with tr y Real Esote. ceiving, record keeping and good people skills communicate and Port-time, early butterRies. ideal for trav­ 543-4050.O______NAMCO, one of Amerlco's lorgest retailers of are musts. Only highly energetic, organised work etteotively with morning hours. Must Rapidly prowinpWMl Hart­ el and gifts. ‘BCbV. aOZTQ FHO 235 DEER Aun trail. An above ground pools, spas and patio furniture. aelf-etarters need apply. Oall or send resume students, parents snd/ be reliable with own ford company looking for No. 5889 has directions elegant portrayal of 9 bfbnv zdm inmt zu NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED. Is expanding and has immediate openings for alerl. capable, career ori­ for Small, Medium and In confidence to: or visitors. Application transportation to the the modern life style full time warehouse persons at our new ented peraon Io join current Large Inclusive. con be seen In this 2 deadline May 13, Bend Wllllmantic areo. MANCNEITEN AREA warehouse location In Manchester. Positions ofTtce atiff aa aecrelary- HBVZONWa. BTTNB bedroom, IWboth Paul James ManettI resume to: Hourly rate Is up to Tt irOir, tisO $2.80, fir iith Director of Personnel ore permonent. Pull benefit pockage. receptionial. Some under- ptlbtra, glai 801 tsr gaiiiii siS Revere Cape In Lvdall 55.50. Call alandhtg of baaic bookbeep- bavxfq MNuaa fno Dale Road...... all Woods...a casual care­ Dr. Michael Blake Overtime available. Apply in person to: free way ot life with NAMCO Corporalt Offlet EA6TC0A8T ina and computer, ia help­ SMt SSItt Qarth Road...... 125-138 100 Saniioo Drive, Manehaatar, C T 0B040 Principal garage and your own Tolland High School NAMCO MAINTENANCE ful but not eaaentitl. Salary t r S u S DHHhaa, HMT Ludlow Road...... 28-107 lo t to r garden­ 6 4 9 - 3 6 6 6 Tolland, O T 0B0B4 100 Sanrico Dr., Moncbeiter. CT 06040 commenaurate with eaperi- ing...1135,900. Blan­ 8 6 4 3 -6 5 3 0 ence, eacellent benefit KVNMWBOa TN DHCBa chard ft Rossetto. "We iO t Ferguson Road...... 121-380 package. BPBClALt O m 550 ss- Ourontee Our Houses" lactlona and a PltBB • z WZEkZMBVQ.' - 645-24S2.D 2 3 6 -2 3 9 1 North Elm 81...... M l &6UTH WIniisor. Beiuxe KOK Pattern Beetlon In tka CUSTOMER a l b u m . Juat 1100. vzao MTMEO. Woodbridge 8t...... 18-230 8 room Colonial. Large family room, front to TEMPORARY SECRETARY SERVICE REP. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “No matter how rotten life bock living room, eto- •eema, there la alweyt light at the end ot the tunnel," — Jenson 8t...... ••• O u r eorpoTBtB offlea la looking to aetabllth an axaoutlya eacratarial pool Ws hsve s tuH Ume In kitchen, 4 bedrooms, RESTAURANT Rosemary Clooney. Jordt St...... an 2W baths, above Io ba ‘*on e air for vaeaHona, unaxpaotad abaancaa and paak work ioada poPgon Bvsilsbki for DRIVERS 6 poopio OnvfnVQ HELP Parker St...... 258-351 ground pool. t294,900. Bkeallant aaoratarlal akiiia including a profaaalonal attituda and organi* hteWidusI who sn|oys OtNiartunltv— TnT^tSMt^MtionaT UftRReolty.543-2592.D 7 All DepartmentB FULL Time work. No W6M‘T Lostm f R i n taUonal abliiliaa ara a mual. Will train qualiflad oandidataa in advanead phone work. No Ptrmantnt optnlngo wirvey It was shown that experience, will train, East Middle Tp ke ...... 294-373 03tk of the pertonnel bedroom townhoute Is word proeoMlnQ ayatama and othar raiatad offlea aquipmant. Apply: for driven, dtll- iniuronct and retire­ Franklin 8t...... all In move-ln condition I Salesptrson nsooosNwyk oompiwiw verlte to furnifurt amt employmtnt exec- ment beneflte. Call Ar­ Parker 8t...... 104-242 It you haya ffla dqalfftto return to work, but ara not ready tor afuiMima utivti aroumi the cotm- tw baths. Hos finished irelnlna provided. otorei In New Eng­ bor Acres Farm, John basement. Extra stor­ eommitmant, LVDALL hak tha opportunity you ara looking tor. MOnOm PWONO^ try uit nevnpaper ad- Mile/FBmalB-l mmBdiate REIN’S land area. Huord 433A5I1 ext tSD. Qreen Road...... 204-330 age. Located neor re- Ptaaaa call B46-1ES3 tor an Intarvlaw batwaan tha houra BrSO a.m. and ineludes medleel. NEW YORK vertiilng when mey ere iO B ______creotlonol tactittlei, opening. Salary depending on denlel, employee reeking profeiiionel or Henry 81...... 201-318 B p.m. Aak tor: STYLE DELI Medical, holiday, vo- parochial schools. On dlSeounls end e caHen benehtt. C lou m at pertonnel. Princeton St...... 187-190 but line. No showtngt CLAINI ANN M AltKl Experience, plus commiaaion. n hiring new em- Tenner St...... 124-188 RESTAURANT I llcthM prtftrrgd. To Cleon coffee etoine until Saturday May onvironment r eet, the nevnpeptr Paraonnal Manager Route SO Apply In ptroon. from Chino or plastic, rub Welleeley 81...... all 2nd. Don't woltl Coll Call for Appointment 4SB Hartford Tpke. itill rated at the itotn with Poking todo. To to r oppointment. Vernon, C T number-one choice for fin d a cosh buyer for thto Realty World . LYDALL INC. 170 TunntI Rood teeching quelified prot- china ctesst you no longer CALL NOW 943-2711 / 947-9949 Frechette-Bonolt Auo- 1 Catawlal Nd. 6 4 3 > 2 6 5 9 F0T0M4T 87S-1344 Vtrnon, CT 060M peett! 543^11,. use. gioeg a low-cost eg ih elates. 555-7IS9,o A ' nsMW CtessWIsd. 4491711. a

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