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I APARTMENTS STORE AND I ANTIQUES/ I PETS AND I ^ C A R S I CARS FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE COLLECTIBLES SUPPLIES FOR BALE FOR SALE SpccioHsll Thirty Locust Street. 4 OFFICE - Bright and MISCELLANEOUS AKC Register Brittany Cramped Cheated Ready room heated apart­ clean. Carpeted, heat Pfaltzgraft "York Spaniel. Excellent hun­ AUDI 4000S 1986 - Five ment 1st floor. Secur­ and air conditioning, towne" dish set collec­ ter. Must sell. Call speed, air condition, electricity Included. power steerlng- CARTER ity. No pets. $650 tion, many extras. 645-1547 after 4:30pm. CHEVROLET — GEO Space crunch Jury determines Helmsiey East coach set monthly. 646-2426. 9am- 390 square feet. $310. Excellent condition. /brokes. All options. 1229 Main St., Manchester A per month. Call 646- FREE Kittens - Black Excellent condition. 5pm weekdays. 646-7499. with white morkings. U SE D CARS VERNON. For limited 4440 days or 646-1077 Original owner. $9,500. Sr Buk* LeSebre EA Wag >11,796 at Probate Court /5 dodged paying income tax /9 for 2nd season /15 evenings. 649-2210 otter 6pm. 56 Clwv Cttitlon 4 Door * 4.2S8 time only en|oy a tree 86 Cher CAatxtIy SM Wag * S.SS6 color television with MANCHESTER - 300-700 WE DELIVER I MISCELLANEOUS BUICK Electro Estate 84 Chav Cavallar H/B Cpa • S.498 signed lease. Modern sq.ft, new office spaces Wagon 1982 - Good 88H Ford Eaoort LX 2 Dr • S8SS Tor Home Delivery. Call FOR SALE spacious 1 bedroom lust completed. Excep­ condition. $2900. 646- as Chav Camaro Cpa • 8,995 LAWN CARE PAINTING/PAPERING apartment. Eot-ln kit­ tional location off 2005, leave message. as Chav Baralta Cpa • S.49S 647-9946 87 Chav Nova 4 Or • S.29S chen, large bedroom, Spencer Street, exit off Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 CHEVROLET 1987 IROC- SB Bulok Hagai Sommal 2 Dr * S796 private balcony, stor­ 384 at the cross roods ot END ROLLS Z28 - Fully loaded. 85 Ply Sundanoa 2 Or • 7.49S YARD MASTERS GEORGE N. age, large pool, heat Manchester, Glaston­ 27Vi>" width — 25fl: Many extros. Looks 86 Chav Chavatta 2 Or ■ 3.S6S and hot water Included. bury and East Hart­ 13" width — 2 for 25C 84 Camaro Cpa Badinalla • 6.79S Trees cut, Yards cleaned, CONVERSE and runs mint. $10,000 SB Chav CalabrNy 4 Door >12.499 Storting at $495. Coll ford. All utilities In­ Newsprint end rolls can be with warranty. 659- Lawns, Truck & Backhoe Painting and Decorating cluded. coll 649-2748 or 87 Pont SunMrd 4 Or > 9.2S6 H7n-9A6S.______picked up at the Manchester 2753. TRUCKS work available. Paper Hanging _ 9,696 CALL 643-2804 WE DELIVER Monday through Thursday. 57 Chav AAro CL Paaa Vat< > 9.966 64 3 -9 9 9 6 For Home Delivery, Call "Parts" Best offer. 643- as Ford F280 4x4 Pickup > 8.79S Four air conditioned offi­ NEW Set Of China, newse' 4526. ces ore available In FURNITURE - Living S9 Chav S-10 4x4 Blaiar >16,496 u of stainless tableware, CLEANING SERVICES 647-9946 Manchester. The sq.ft, room. Oak bedroom, as Ply Voyagar Paaa Wg. > 7,796 Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 dining room, end and both service tor eight, 86 Oodga Rldar 4x4 >10,450 CARPENTRY/ measurements are 600, BOB RILEY 86 Chav C20 Pick up > 7,196 solid Chet TV coffee ta­ $50 each. Singer porta­ manrhpfitrr Hrralb 500,350 and 240. Offices REMODELING MANCHESTE k - one bles, Curio cabinet, ble sewing machine COUNTRY CLEANERS bedroom oportment, are centrally located $60. M e llta coffee OLDSMOBILE 646-6464 with ample parking. "much more". All Commercial and residential. heat, hot water and Items new and In excel­ maker $15. 646-3317. 259 Aduins St, Manch. Experienced and dependable. appliances Included. Ideally suited for attor­ GCF HOME ney and accountant. lent condition. Call for 649-1749 Celt for a free estimate. $475 per month. 649- details 646-7499.______SERVICES 8365. 649-2891. SCHALLER Thursday, Aug. 31, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Carol Green TWO Colonial style sofas [? ? ] SALES New 1989 ACURA QUALITY Pemodeling, repair, decks, EAST HARTFORD - One PRE-OWNED AUTOS trim work, small jobs. 649-0778 and chair sets, 1 plaid, 1 bedroom, heat and hot VACATION print. Herculon fabric. Cutlass Ciera 83 NJttan Stanza *2996 Senior Citizen Discount NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 5 8pd.. A/C water Included. Wall- RENTALS Excellent condition. to-wall. Near park. eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 4 Dr. Sedan 87Cao. oonortt* worK room ranch. Walk to power pole or to a tree, 88 Acura intagra 3 Or. *11498 Suspension matonry A aR phaata of oonatmetkxv Reasonable rates. ity. Working single heater. $200. Solid Oak shrub, rock, or any other EFI L4 (Tech IV), AT, Compoalle Auto, A/C. Low MDaa, Rad you'r% ifek ot oontnelort not mole preferred. 643- Lagoon Pond. Availa­ Halogen Haadkunpe, Bumper 86 Eacon S/W *2996 with glass contempor­ natural oblectwlthouto writ­ 8 8pd.. Starao r9tumtng you ca/Jli — etif u§t Call 647-1990 2880. ble weekly $850, bi­ ary end tables. $65 ten permit for the purpose ot Mokfing Front & Rear, PB Front 67 Oodga Colt *3ggs FuRy inaurad • Fraa Eatimataa concerns MANCHESTER - One weekly, $800, nightly each. Solid Oak with protecting Itorthepubllcond dec Rear Drum, Body Side 4 Dr.. Auto, Econo Cor 643-1720 $125. Coll 646-3455. carries o fine of up to $50 tor Mowing, Front Wheel Drive, 87 Jaap Wranglar *8998 •ah for Mark HONEST bedroom, carpet, ap­ gloss cocktail tables. SSpd.,V-«.8ofl Top pliances, loundryfacll- $35 each. 25" color each offense. Rear Side Mirror. 85 Buick Cantury *4995 hardworking couple AXCVING Sale'^323'Burn- Auto. A/C FARRAND REMODEUNG Ity. $525 plus utilities ROOMMATES console TV. $50. 83 Honda Accord LX *4396 Room addltlona. dackt roofing, will dean your home slde Avenue, Apt. B-6, covered and security. Call 646- 9 8pd.. A/C rule backed aiding, windowa and guttara. All m WANTED Chrome and gloss dis­ for you. Call 643-8215 2457. play unit odlustoble August 26th-September *11,999* 83 Olda Clara *3995 typaa of ramodaling and rapalra. 2. 10am-8pm. Every­ ve. Auto. A/C Call Bob Farrand, Jr. ask for Michelle or MANCHESTER - Nice 2 shelves. $125 each. For 86 NIaaon ^ n tra *1995 ROOMMATE Wonted- thing goes. Furniture, 9 8pd„ Starao By Diane Resell Azaciph. bedroom apartment. $320 month. Shore 5 more Information coll Bus. 647-8509 456-0279 evenings after household, miscellane­ MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Manchester Herald $600 monthly. Security room apartment. Call ous Items. C L Y b i 345 CENTER $T., Res. 645-6849 and references. Coll anytime leave mes­ 6pm. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. MANCHESTER Residents of East Eldridge ELECTRICAL 645- 8201. sage 646-7898 ROUTE 83, VERNON 447-7077 ISLAND CARS Street are breathing easier by schools MACHINERY MANCHESTER - Nice 84 Cutlass Coupe *5 8 9 5 CONSTRUCTION modern 2 bedroom El] FDR SALE today after builder Joesph an I GENERAL AND TDDLS ED 84 Buick Century Wag *5 9 9 5 All types of homo DUMAS ELECTRIC apartment In tour fam­ Swensson, prodded by police, Service changes, 1 ^I SERVICES 85 Reliant 4 Door *4 9 9 5 By the Manchester Herald dures. He said the important Improvements from ily house. Appliances TOOLS - New Craftsmen TOYOTA Corona 1975 - TRUCKS/VANS covered open storm drains concrete floors, steps, additional wiring and Runs good but needs 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *9 9 9 5 and the thing about the ruling is that it and parking. $500 plus MARK'S Plano Tuning 10" radial arm sow FOR SALE with boulders Tuesday night. patios, etc. to complete repairs on existing utilities. 647-1113 after some body work. $150. 85 Buick Somerset 2 Or. *7 2 9 5 HD will will send a message that with stand. 646-7499. Bill Johnson, who lives on remodeling. Also decks homes. Quality work at 6pm. Service -15 years expe­ 646-3013. 86 Delta 88 2 Door *9 9 9 5 Manchester school administra­ schools will not tolerate disrup­ and window and door rience. Reasonable 86 Bonneville 4 Door *6 9 9 5 TOYOTA 1988 tour wheel Wellman Road and has four affordable prices. MANCHESTER - Three CHEVIE Comoro 1985 - drive. Bed liner, sun tors today welcomed an opinion tive misconduct. replacement. Tiling rotes. 228-4032. SPDRTING 88 Century Wagon *7 4 9 5 children, said he will sleep interior/exterlor. Entirely owner operated. bedroom duplex on V-6, tuned-port Iniec- roof, sliding rear win­ by the state’s acting attorney The Manchester school system 6DDDS 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 4 9 5 easier tonight knowing that the Landscape and interior 27 years exp. Call quiet dead end street. tion, 5 speed, air, dow, cloth Interior, general that would allow schools seldom expels students, and the MISCELLANEDUS power steering and 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6 1 9 5 storm drains on an extension of design services Joseph Dumas $725 plus utilities and HEALTH 8. Fitness (Ex­ am/tm cassette, 12k. to expel or suspend students ruling is more likely to have an available. security. No pets! 643- Hi]SERVICES brakes. A M /FM . 82K. 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4 9 9 5 $11,300 or best otter. East Eldridge Street are co­ 646-5253. ercise equipment) 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 1 9 5 whose off-campus conduct effect on suspensions, Deakin 0089. 646-9826. 643-9304. vered. He said he was grateful Call Barry at GSL Building Mainte­ Marev EMI Exercise 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8 7 9 5 threatens students, faculty, or said. MANCHESTER - Imme­ machine with butterfly OLDSMOBILE Cutlass to Swensson for covering the 646- 2411 nance Co. Commercl- 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *1 3 7 9 5 property. James P. Kennedy, superin­ MISCELLANEOUS diate occupancy. attachment. Barbell Supreme 1978 - Six cy­ drains. ol/ResIdentlol building linder, automatic, 89K, 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9 4 9 5 Wilson E. Deakin, assistant tendent of Manchester schools, SERVICES Large 4 rooms, heat, repairs and home Im­ weight set 500 lbs. with CAMPERS/ "I'm just happy kids don’t hot water and applian­ $400. 646-0454. 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6 9 9 5 superintendent of schools and also welcomed the decision and PAINTING/PAPERING provements. Interior bench. 646-7499.______TRAiLERS have a chance to get injured ces. Security required. DODGE Coronet 1975 - acting principal of Manchester said the Manchester sc’iiool sys­ and exterior pointing, GOLF Clubs. Used starter 872-9|ll anymore," he said. No pets! 646-2970. light carpentry. Com­ and full sets. $25 to $95. Needs minor repair. JAYCO 1983 lightweight High School, said the opinion by tem was one of those that had ABLE HOME Residents, worried about the “IT'e can tell you NEWER 3 bedroom du­ plete lanitorlal ser­ Also miscellaneous Gold. First $250 takes tent comper. Sleeps 6, Acting Attorney General Clarine requested an opinion. IMPROVEMENT It. 649-8527. possibility of someone falling Established 1661 plex, appliances, wall- vice. Experienced, rel­ clubs. 649-1794. with Ice box, sink, 2 Nardi Riddle, gives the schools a He said one of the concerns what to look for... to-wall carpet, quiet burner propane stove, into the drains, had contacted Introduces the iable, free estimates. DATSUN 310 1982 - Two C A R b i N A L little clearer authority to deal locally was whether students and what to look street. No pets. $750 643-0304. door hatchback, 4- canopy. Excellent con­ the Herald. The Herald con­ BDATS/MARiNE with problems. The state Depart­ could avoid the smoking ban on MANOR ROOM plus utilities. Plus se­ speed. Good condition, BUICK, INC. dition. Asking $1,600. tacted police, who asked o u t f o r r Custom designed modular curity. Available Sep- HDEQUIPMENT with sun root, A M /FM 1968 Dodge Dakota P/U •8980 649-2316. ment of Education is distributing the high school campus simply by 1988 Buick Skylark Swensson to cover the holes. addition. tember 1st. 649-1092. COMPUTER casette. $1800 . 62,800 $8990 the opinion this week to schools walking across the street. He said Inatructton, analyala. programa TEN toot aluminum boat. 1988 Buick Century $11990 Police Officer Robert Maz- HarBro • Ughtwoight — can b t addad 454 Main Street - Three wiittan. miles. 644-6870.______1988 Chev S-10 P/U $6490 across the state the school system has always felt to axitting dacka or patio’a D.P. profaaalonal with 29 yaara of 8 horse power. Evln- 1968 Chev S-10 Ext Cab $8290 AUTOS FOR zone said in a police report that • No foundation naadad — to room apartment. $500 HONDA Civic Wagon 1981 “ You can’t separate the town students were under school au­ txparlanca in computar ayatama rude Motor. Very good 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. •9480 can ba built anywhara plus utilities, no pets. from micro’a to mainframaa la RENT/LEASE five of the storm drains had Painting condition. $450.649-3727 - Good condition. $650 1986 LeSabre LTD Cpa. '-r„m,’| George Ringstone, of the are broken cement blocks and which had landed near the anti-drug laws, as Bennett’s draft withdrawal of every acre in leges. $70 t er room per I ’m just worried someone is PAINTING AND Get that chimney re­ town Highway Division, said rocks in some storm drains. property. He said a re.sident had proposed, and it won’t Bolivia, Columbia and Peru in week. 646-0454. going to get hurt,” he said. CARPENTRY WORK paired before winteil Ceil today no one should be tres­ Earlier Tuesday, several almost fell into one of the include the $25 million National SrwIudM Intwrtor Br>d Exterior MANCHESTER - Six coca production, said Biden, who palntirtg. R«bulldlng porch«6 and now for a free estimate. room, 3 bedroom du­ passing on the property be­ residents told the Herald they Peter Santos, 13, said his drains then, but someone Drug Intelligence Center, said plans to introduce the legislation (tocki and IntUIIIng Stockidw Fuil'/ insured. fwncM. plex with attic and cause it is private. He refused were worried about an acci­ brother’s car got stuck in a grabbed him in time. the source, who spoke on condi­ FrM EiUmatM — Fully Insured TALAGA MASONRY basement. References tion of anonymity. Please see BUSH, page 8 6464454/643-6386 and security. $700 plus MONTH Mk for MlchMl 643-8209 utilities. 646-0576. LOANS HOMES Princess Anne, Mark FOR RENT Tougher bail law proposed CONDOMINIUMS 9 R I BUSINESS El OFFER [22 FOR SALE MANCHESTER - Six 1 decide on separation ■ PROPERTY rooms, 3 bedrooms. By Judd Everhart the Connecticut Rules of Practice to present APPLIES TO IN evidence during a bond hearing about a defendant’s NORTHFIELD Green - Fenced In yard. Deck. The Associated Press NEW Price - Gracious Closed In front porch. (AP) — Princess continue to live at the couple's Right oft 384 only min­ fa c ilitie s on M ain STOCK ONLY potential for violence, he was willing to put it into utes to Hartford if you All appliances. $950, HARTFORD — State Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, state law so that there was no confusion about it. Anne, the only daughter of Queen home, Gatcombe Park in Glou­ Street. Old charm with available November own this loveiv S'/z rm natural woodwork co-chairman of the General Assembly’s Judiciary He said such a change would require frequent Elizabeth II, is separating from cestershire. Phillips will move to Town house that offers 1st. 646-1753 after 6pm her husband Mark Phillips after another house nearby. completely redone and or leave message. Committee, is proposing a change in state law that bond reviews for those being held under those 3 bed rm's, ilving room Immaculate. See how would allow judges to weigh a suspect’s danger to conditions. 15 years of marriage, Buck­ The couple’s children, Peter, with dining area and a this space and room to ingham Palace announced today. 11, and Zara, 8, will live withtheir kitchen and family rm, society when setting bond. State’s Attorney John M. Bailey, who joined grow or rental Income STORE AND The 39-year-old princess and mother at Gatcombe and Phillips 2 '/2 baths, car port, con help your profit OFFICE SPACE Although the proposal was in contrast to Tulisano at a news conference Wednesday, said he tennis, swimming, also and loss. Call for Stan Tulisano’s previous stance on the issue, he said he did not believe the rules of practice permitted a her 40-year-old husband do not will have full access to them, the a treed yard. All for or Barbara, RE/MAX still opposed the idea of allowing judges to order judge to weigh such evidence. plan to divorce, the announce­ palace said. $166,900. U & R Realty, East of the River, 647- MAIN Street office space, Bailey called Tulisano’s proposal “ a giant step ment said. The separation had been dis­ 537 sq.ft. Air condition­ suspects held without bond, a practice known as 643-2692.D 1419, also 643-0844.D S\Xt forward" but said he would still work for stronger The queen, on holiday at closed Wednesday night by Phil­ ing, heat and parking preventive detention that is permitted at the federal SWEET Dreams! You'll Included. $390 month. measures. Balmoral, Scotland, was des­ lips' father, Maj. Peter Phillips. rest easy In this de­ level. TODAY IS o good day to Peter's Building. 646- 35 VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM By allowing judges to take other factors into “ Do I want preventive detention? Yes, I do,” he cribed by royal sources to be Rumors of trouble in the lightful 4 rm Condo at 2364. "obviously saddened" but to marriage date back to 1981. Beocon Hill In A6an- ploce an od In classified to '^Maximum Loan Fin. amount qI $14,000 consideration, rather than simply trying to decide said as Tulisano stood by his side. chester. 2 bdrms, ce­ sell those Idle items MANCHESTER - Main *Thli oftar tupertadea any othar olfara whether the suspect will show up for his next court Tulisano called preventive detention "the final understand the couple’s decision, ramic bath, plus you've been storing. A Street location. 1700 appearance, bond could be set sufficiently high to extreme” that he hopes can be avoided. He also said which was taken in principle carpet, deluxe window quick call to 643-2711 will sq.ft, ot dividable such a law would require an amendment to the earlier this year, according to space. Private off Hours: Mon- Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 keep potentially dangerous defendants behind bars treatments, fully ap- put your ad In print. Connecticut Constitution, which now guarantees the Press Association, Britain’s do­ TODAY pllanced kitchen, 2 street parking. First while awaiting trial. floor convenience. $9 That is what has now happened in the case of right to bail to all. mestic news agency. parking spaces, swim­ "H er Royal Highness, the Prin­ Index ming, tennis and more! per sq.ft. Sentry Real Daniel J. Webb, the suspect in the shooting death of Chief State’s Attorney John J. Kelly, a proponent Priced at $99,500. Jack- ROOMS Estate, 643-4060.______a Hartford banker who had been free on bond at the of preventive detention, said he thought a statute cess Royal, and Capt. Mark son & Jackson Real El FOR RENT MANCHESTER - Main time of the shooting. Webb’s bond is now more than could be fashioned that would not require the Phillips have decided to separate 28 pages, 4 sections Estote, 647-B400.D Street location. Lease CARTER CHEVROLET $1.6 million, a total his lawyer says he can’t possibly lengthy process of amending the constitution, which on terms agreed between them," MANCHESTER - Fur­ entire second floor or PLAYER PIANOS are In raise. requires approval by the voters. But he said that if the announcement said. "There Classified 21-22 Obituaries. _ 2 nished room. Kitchen Individual offices. Heat are no plans for divorce Comics _ __ 19 Opinion__ demand. If you have one and pai^klng privileges, Included. Off street 1229 Main Street Manchester, CT 646-6464 It was the Webb case the sparked renewed debate it’s determined that an amendment is necessary, .^9 you do not use, why not "that would just take a little longer." proceedings." Focus___ __ 26 Record___ _ 2 security and referen­ parking available. $11 over the preventive detention issue. PRINCESS ANNE exchange It for cash with ces. $75 weekly, 649- per sq.ft. Sentry Real (1-84 EAST TO 384, EXIT 3) Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, said that while he Tulisano said that his committee would hold The terms of the separation Local/State__ 3-5 Sports __ 1S-18 a want ad. 4248 or 649-9227. Estate, 643-4060. believed prosecutors already have the right under hearings this fa ll. . . . after 15 years were not disclosed but Anne will Nation/World9-14 Television. — 24 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug 31. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 31. 1989 — 3 A RECORD LOCAL & STATE A About Town Adopt a pet: Sdndy's ready Police Roundup Bowers School lunch critics raving about meals Coventry police Investigate WATES meeting slated By Barbara Richmond Manchester Herald alleged rape of hitchhiker Manchester WATES will meet next Tuesday at 72 E. CenlerSt. at 6:15p m Themeetingwill start with COVENTRY — Police are investigating a Sandy, a male blond cocker weigh-in and a discussion of the monthly business complaint that a 22-year-old female was sexually spaniel, with beautiful wavy assaulted Sunday night on Old Tavern Road near will follow. ears, is this week's featured pet New members are welcome. the Mansfield town line, said Coventry Police Chief at the dog pound, Sandy is about 5 years old. He Frank Trzaskos. » Trzaskos said the woman came to the police was picked up on Hillstown u Cholesterol test offered station Monday, at 4:15 a m., and said she had been Road on Aug. 19. He is dropped off in a secluded area after being sexually Health Source is snonsoring a cholesterol well-groomed and looks very screening next Tuesday at Manchester Memorial healthy. lie’s ready for assaulted by three men. Police said the woman said she voluntarily got Hospital. 71 Haynes St., from 3 to 6 p.m. The adoption. into a car with two men Sunday night after screening will be in the Health Source resource The spayed female mixed hitchhiking on a road in Willington. She was dropped room, across from the H. Louise Ruddell breed, mentioned in last off in Coventry where she accepted a ride from three Auditorium. week’s column, was claimed different men who then took her to Old Tavern R oad, It costs $7 and an appointment is needed. by her owner. Kate, the little and using restraint, sexually assaulted her, police; For more information, call 647-6600 or 643-1223. female beagle, featured a said. Trzaskos said there was a connection between ■ couple of weeks ago, has been the two cars. adopted by a Manchester fam­ Sandy Bonkers Arthritis help offered ily. Ebony, the black male “ It’s not the whole story, but I won’t release anything else until further investigating is done,’’ he The Arthritis Foundation is sponsoring self-help chow cross, featured last week, is still waiting to be adopted. someone doesn’t adopt them a volunteer organization, has said. and exercise classes this fall. To find a program in very soon. many cats and kittens in need Trzaskos said police have suspects at this point your area, call 563-1177 or 1-800-541-8350. There were two new dogs at the pound, as of Tuesday. One The dog pound is located on of good homes. Bonkers, a grey but conflicting stories have to be reviewed with the is a male black cocker spaniel. town property off Olcott Street tiger kitten, is this week’s prosecuting attorney before any arrests are made. CPR classes slated He’s about 5 years old and was near the landfill area. Dog featured feline. He is being Trzaskos said police had received a complaint picked up on Redwood Road on Warden Richard Rand is at the cared for in the home of one of from a resident on Sunday at 6; 45 p.m. The resident Amy Lisa Green The Manchester CPR Project is holding an Adult Aug. 25. pound weekdays from noon to 1 the volunteers. He’s been said three men were seen leaving a partially clad Heartsaver class next Tuesday at Manchester p.m. There is also someone at wormed and vaccinated and woman on the side of Old Tavern Road, police said. Memorial Hospital. 71 Haynes St., from 7 to 10 p.m. Also picked up on Aug. 25 was the pound from 6 to 9 p.m., will be neutered when old Police responded immediately but were unable to The class will discuss signs, symptoms and risk a male setter cross, also about Monday through Friday. enough. find the woman or the three men. factors of heart attacks as well as get instruction in 5 years old. He’s black and The phone number at the To adopt Bonkers call 666- The woman was taken to Lawrence Memorial “We’re having hangerburgers CPR techniques. white and was found roaming pound is 643-6642. If there is no 7000 or 583-8173. Hospital in New London where she was examined Advanced registration is required. on Birch Street, near Spruce answer, call the police depart­ All of the cats put up for and released. today! And I love hangerburgers!"* For more information, call 647-4738. Street. ment at 646-4555. adoption are neutered or Reginald Plnto/Manchester Herald The two ferrets, picked upon There is a $5 fee to adopt a spayed, tested for feline leuke­ Man arrested twice today Prospect Street, where some­ dog and the new owner must mia and given their shots, if old — Amy Lisa Green RAVE REVIEWS — Teacher Janet Sterling instructs a pupils gave rave reviews to the lunch served at the Well Child Clinic slated one left them in a cage, are still have the dog licensed. Before enough when adopted. For A Manchester man, who was arrested early this group of first-graders as they wait in line at Bowers school. waiting for a home. They’re being licensed the dog must The Community Health Care Services is sponsor­ more information about other morning on a charge of drunken driving, was School Wednesday during the first full day of school. The very playful. Rand said he will have a rabies shot. ing a Well Child Clinic next Wednesday at St. M ary’s cats call 666-7000, 232-8317 or arrested a second time in the police station parking have to turn them loose if Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., Church. Route 31. Coventry, from 8:45 to 11 a m. 242-2156. lot after an altercation with his wife, police All preschoolers from Columbia, Coventry. Cha­ reported. plin, and Ashford are welcome to receive Keith R. Boushee, 24, of 103 Ridge St„ was Waiting in line to get lunch immunizations and routine physicals. arrested the first time after he failed a sobriety test administered by police when they were checking the For an appointment or more information, call O b i t l l S l l * i C 6 scene of a car accident at Chestnut and Church streets, police said. Boushee had crashed his car no sweat for hungry pupils into the curb on Church Street, damaging a front Everett Fish Bolton; and a brother. William E. Vermont. She held a master’s rim on his car, police said. By Nancy Pappas " I t ’s not as good as restaurant ’cause we sit wherever we want,” Now, when you Public Records Officers reported that when they got to the scene, Fish of Bolton. degree, cum laude, from Me Gill Special to the Herald food — it’s better! ’’ said Jeff, his said Jacob Zocco. Boushee was staggering and leaning against the car Everett E. Fish, 85. of 333 Graveside services will be held University in Montreal and di­ mouth full of the substance in He said he enjoys talking and Bidwell St., formerly of Eastland for support. Warranty deeds Friday at 10 am. in East ploma from the Sorbonne. The best thing about first grade question. joking with the other youngsters. Drive, died Wednesday (Aug. 30. Cemetery. There are no calling For 27 years, she was a After Boushee was charged in connection with the Pamela J. Bayer to Douangdy Hemmavanh. is the lunch period. His buddy, Daniel, agreed. “ Inclass wehavetoberealgood” 1989) at a local convalescent hours. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 language teacher at Manchester accident, police said they found he had 4 ounces of Dmano Hemmavanh and Dkouangvixay Hemmna- Just ask John Murdoch, a “ Well, they have good ketchup Bowers principal Tony Spino home. Main St., is in charge of High School and resigned to marijuana and a pipe with marijuana residue. He vanh, Lydall Street. $135,000. first-grader at Bowers School. and good meat,” said Daniel. and the lunchroom aides hope that He was born in Hartford July arrangements. accept a position as assistant was charged with driving while intoxicated, failure com e h it After consultation, the two food students will be “ real good” in the 22. 1904, and had lived in Man­ Memorial donations may be professor of the classics at to stay in an established lane, operating while his Wednesday was the first full day experts agreed that the ham­ cafeteria, too. Spino gave the Quit claim deeds chester most of his life. made to the American Cancer Montclair State College, from license was under suspension, and possession of at Manchester’s public schools, and first-graders filed through burger meat tasted as good or first-graders a little pep talk Richard F. Bassett to Pamela J. Bayer, Lydall Before retiring, he worked at Society. 243 E. Center St., which she retired. marijuana,and drug paraphanalia. better than what their mom during the Wednesday lunch Street, no conveyance tax. Pratt & Whitney of East Manchester. While in Manchester, she was His wife came to the station and paid the $100 lunch lines for the first time. served them at home. period, welcoming them to the Maureen A. Horowitz to Denise L. Lair, 26 Hartford. also a member of the Center bond, but before they left the station parking lot, he Pupils were bothered little by Cafeteria dining presents cer­ cafeteria and explaining the Thomas Drive, no conveyance tax. He was a member of the Doris E. Kibbe Congregational Church, the Man­ was observed by officers shaking her and yelling at waiting in line, something they her. police reported. will no doubt have to get used to as tain problems and privileges not rules. open a Denise L. Lair to Maureen A. and Ralph Horowitz. Community Baptist Church in Doris E Kibbe. 80, a former chester Education Association, 26 Thomas Drive, no conveyance tax. Manchester. teacher at Manchester High the credit union board, and the He was arrested again on a charge of breach of they grow older. encountered at home. Amy Estey He asked them to keep their John A. Harley Jr. to Alison J. Hanley. 331 He is survived by a son. School, died Sunday (Aug. 27. Connecticut Advi.sory Commis­ peace and held on a $1,000 bond. He was scheduled to “ This is great! You get to eat was surprised to discover how areasclean, nottopushorrun, and Woodbridge St., no conveyance tax. Norman B. Fish ofSalt Lake City. 1989) in her home in Montclair. sion on Foreign Language. appear in Manchester Superior Court today. lunch here! Inevergottoeatlunch heavy her tray was, once it had observe the "Quiet, please” signs Robert Krajewski to Ellen Strano and Laurence Utah: three sisters, Gertrude N.J. She leaves no immediate Memorial donations may be in kindergarten,” said John, been loaded with a burger, corn, when the lunchroom aides raise Krajewski, 206 Hollister St., no conveyance tax. (Coseo) Stout of Manchester, relatives. made to the Manchester Scholar­ gesturing with a quarter of his potato chips, canned peaches and them. Gerard J, Baronousky to Joyce Baronousky. 325 Evelyn Watts of East Longmea- She was a graduate of Rockville ship Foundation. 20 Hartford Lottery hamburger. a carton of milk. Her face pulled “ Last year, whenthenoiselevel dow. Mass., and Ruth Williamsof we’ll se Woodland St., no conveyance tax. High School and the University of Road, Manchester. Correction. That wasn’t a ham­ together in a huge pucker of got too great, we used a whistle,” James R. Lindsay and Jenipher Young-Hall to burger in his hand. It was a concentration as she traveled the he explained to the children. “ But Jenipher Young-Hall and David E. Hall, 423-425 E. Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in New hangerburger. At least according distance from serving line to this is a small room. The whistle Middle Tpke., conveyance tax. $24.75. ; to Amy Lisa Green, who wasat the table. hurt everyone’s ears. Especially Deaths Elsewhere Con^necticut daily; 691. Play Four; 7069. Sven Kyper to Barbara J. Kyper, Olcott Street.no front of the hot lunch line. And Justin Snyder extolled the the aides’ . So we’re going to try Massachusetts daily; 5493. Megabucks; 1, 3, 13, conveyance tax. “ We’re having hangerburgers advantages of dining away from these signs this year." you 21, 26, 36 today! And I love hanger­ mom. At least on Day One. the launch the World Wildlife Fund, Greece into the European Eco­ Tri-state daily (Maine. New Hampshire, Ver­ Dorothy Schiff burgers!” said Amy, clutching “ Your mom’s not around to tell first-graders kept their voices died Tuesday of a heart attack at nomic Community, died Monday mont) ; 148 and 4024. her red lunch ticket. you what to do, what to eat first," fairly soft, cleared their own Births NEW YORK (AP) — Dorothy age 79. after a long illness at age 66. Rhode Island daily; 5515. Grand Lottery; 4,3,4; 0, But whatever you might call said Justin. places and refrained from visiting Schiff, who for 37 years ran the The son of polar explorer 4, 4, 1; 9, 7, 3, 1, 7; 9, 7, 6, 0, 0, 0. them, food critics Jeff Mounce But food is not the only friends at other tables. FERRANTI, James Thomas III, son of James T. New York Post, died Wednesday Robert Falcon Scott, he founded Joe Collins and Daniel Kirk proclaimed these attraction forthose whodineinthe “ I think this went very well, for and Maryellen Ducharme Ferranti Jr., 158 North of cancer at age 86. the Wildlife and Wetlands Trust UNION, N.J. (A P) — Joe pockin burgers to be excellent. cafeteria. “ This is really fun. theirfirst day, “ said Ruth Jeffers. Elm St. was born Aug. 20 at Manchester Memorial In 1939, Schiff bought the Post in 1946 at Slimbridge on the Collins, a first baseman for 10 Thoughts Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Maureen at the request of her husband, Severn River estuary where he years with the New York Yan­ and Robert Ducharme Sr,. Worcester. Mass. His George Backer, an appointee to lived. Scott was a co-founder in kees, died of natural causes at his City Council who ran unsuccess­ 1961 of the Swiss-based World paternal grandparents are Gloria and James home early Wednesday at age 66. “ Back to School” — we can’t avoid the piles of fully for Congress. At first. Wildlife Fund, now the World Ferranti Sr., Wind.sor. He has two sisters. Katelynn. Collins played for the Yankees notebooks and pens in the discount stores. Already Backer served as editor and Wide Fund for Nature. He de­ 3 and Lori. 1. from 1948 to 1957 and was a before Labor Day some schools are open and president; she served as director signed its panda logo and helped member of six World Series COOK, Lauren Anne, daughter of Dean J. and and vice president, and her another school year has begun. LABOR DAY SAVINGS raise more than $60 million for winners. 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Drug ring broken Reprimand recommended Tax delinquency charge filed Space crunch at courthouse LOCAL HARTFORD (AP) — Four members of a Colombian family living in Danbury have been charged with distributing cocaine in Danbury against 2 town trash firms & S TA TE and New York state. Danbury police said. in 'unintentional oversight’ prompts a plea from judge Guillermo Jimenez, 34; Mario Jimenez, 26; By Nancy Concelman trucking firms had filed a lawsuit natory and the increased fees By Nancy Concelman In his letter, FitzGerald asked Sartor to Nel.son Jimenez, .32; and Julietta Cuellar, 29; all He believed he had terminated Manchester Herald against the town last year after would force the recycling firm to consider the court’s growth in a proposal for a Helmsiey records sought of Danbury, were arrested Wednesday on four HARTFORD (AP) - A Nor­ Sayet claimed he had told Mrs. Manchester Herald wich attorney should be repri­ Langford he would no longer the attorney-client relationship,” the town accused N S from close. $15.4 million expansion and renovation of the HARTFORD (AP) — State Tax Commissioner federal warrants charging them with sale of The Internal Revenue Service dumping out-of-town garbage in As of Aug. 5, N S owed the town cocaine, police said. manded despite a finding that his represent her after her divorce the decision stated. “As a profes­ A space crunch in the Probate Court may mean Municipal Building and renovation of Lincoln Timothy F Bannon is asking for federal tax failing to properly withdraw from was final. Mrs. Langford denied sional, however, he should be has placed liens on two local trash the Manchester landfill and at­ $685,918 in dumping fees, accord­ that the town employees credit union and the Center. records to determine whether Leona Helmsiey. All four were being held without bond in federal aware of court rules and rules of hauling firms that owe a total of tempted to bar the firms from the ing to a landfill official. The administration is recommending that the custody in Connecticut pending further federal a case was unintentional, a such a conversation took place, Energy Assistance Program will have to convicted of tax evasion for billing expenses for subcommittee of the Statewide and said she believed Sayet was conduct. He was bound by the $98,029 in taxes, according to facility. Town officials said the in­ relocate, says Judge of Probate William E. Board of Directors authorize a Nov. 7 referen­ her Greenwich home to her New York hiisiness. action. U.S Attorney Stanley Twardy said records filed at the town clerk’s N S argued that the waste creased fees were designed to Wednesday Bar Grievance Committee has her lawyer when she moved out of rules of the court to seek leave of FitzGerald. dum on bonding for the $15.4 million proposal. avoided any Connecticut taxes. ruled. state with her new husband after the court to withdraw.” office. dumped at the landfill was extend the life of the landfill. The directors are scheduled to decide whether to A spokeswoman for Bannon said the commis­ The U.S. Immigration Service will review the The IRS on July 12 filed liens material that had been recycled Earlier this month, a Hartford hold a referendum question after a Sept. 5 public immigration status of Mario Jimenez. Nelson In a decision released Wednes­ the divorce. In an Aug. 24 letter to Town Manager Richard sioner was asking the Internal Revenue Service day, the subcommittee rejected Sayet told the grievance sub­ At the time of the incident, the against Admiral Trucking Co. in Manchester. Superior Court judge ruled that J. Sartor, FitzGerald said his staff has nearly hearing. for tax records from Leona and Harry Helmsiey Jimenez and Julietta Cuellar, Twardy said. decision stated, Sayet was “a and ANCO Inc. of 260 Tolland A Hartford Superior Court the ordinance was not discrimi­ “Clearly, they (the Jimenez family) are the two additional counts lodged committee that he was unaware doubled since moving into the building at 66 The Energy Assistance Program, also called because Connecticut law requires that residents against Bart Sayet by the New of a court rule of conduct that young attorney, clearly unaware Turnpike, both of which owe judge ruled that N S was allowed natory and that N S Realty’s Center St. in 1983 and there is no room for the fuel bank, helps low-income residents pay for buying items outside the state but using them in largest drug dealing network operating in the of the provisions of the Connecti­ Social Security, vehicle and pay­ to dump at the landfill, but the financial problems could “easily Danbury area,’’ Twardy said. London County grievance says a lawyer is required to expansion. fuel. the state pay the sales tax on them. committee. continue in a divorce case for 180 cut Practice Book,” the guide to roll taxes dating back to De­ firms were back in court after the be cured monetarily” “ ...It is clearly foreseeable that in the near The program offices and credit union were in Bannon wants to know if the Helmselys However, he said,“Just because they were Susan Langford filed a com­ days after finalization unless a professional conduct and court cember 1988, records show. town passed an ordinance in future the Probate Court will need the space the Probate Court Building, once called the Hall avoided paying that tax on any of the items used Colombian doesn’t mean that they were at the rules for the legal profession. Admiral Trucking owes $71,171 January doubling tipping fees at 10th century’s largest Medellin cartel level.” plaint against Sayet in 1985. judge has given permission to occupied by either the credit union or the fuel of Records, when court functions moved there, at their Greenwich mansion. Dunnellen Hall. Langford hired Sayet to repres­ withdraw. The subcommittee’s recom­ in taxes and ANCO Inc. owes the landfill and increasing fines Under Muslim rule in the early bank or both,” FitzGerald said in the letter. but FitzGerald said town officials recognized Earlier Wednesday, Leona Helmsiey was The Medellin cartel is known as a major mendation that Sayet be repri­ $26,858, records show. and penalties. 10th century, Cordoba, Spain, supplier for cocaine in the United States. ent her in a divorce, but lost According to court records, FitzGerald could not be reached for comment that the time would come when court functions convicted of evading $1.2 million in income tax by custody of her son, when he did Sayet took no action to formally manded now goes before the full Both firms haul trash for N S N S and the trucking firms sued became the largest city in west­ today. would take up the entire buidling charging$3.1 million inexpensesforthemansion Danbury police said arrests were the result of not show up at a court hearing on withdraw as Mrs. Langford’s committee for ratification. Sayet Realty, also of 260 Tolland the town earlier this year, claim­ ern Europe and one of the great to the Helmsley’s jotel and real estate empire. an undercover drug investigation over the past lawyer. Although he was notified could not be reached for com­ Turnpike. N S and the two ing the ordinance was discrimi­ cultural centers of the world. year involving 20 felony drug arrests, seizure of the issue. Among the expenses were more than $1 million The New London County com­ of the custody hearing, he did not ment. Another lawyer in his office for a pool enclosure with a marble dance floor; about two kilos of cocaine, suspected drug money mittee in January found probable attend. That indiscretion contrib­ said Wednesday he was away for jade figures worth $500,000; a $130,000 indoor- and motor vehicles. the day and unaware that the Twardy said federal search warrants were cause to believe that Sayet uted to the events that led to the outdoor sound system; and thousands of dollars violated rules requiring a lawyer custody change, the subcommit­ subcommittee had reached a Trinity ticketed prices ticketed prices 20% OFF in landscaping. executed Wednesday at Jimenez residences, but to act with reasonable diligence tee ruled. decision. 20% OFF he declined to say if anything was seized. and promptness and keep clients “We do not find that (Sayet’s) Mrs. Langford said she was Entire Stock of Juniors’ Blouses Girls’ Sweaters & Skirts As part of the investigation. U.S. Immigration actions reflect any intentional disappointed with the subcom­ By Mirrors, Jonathan Martin and By Knitwaves. Acrylic. 7-14. Reg. 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He also not the BRISTOL (AP) — Fire officials have labeled Boston police recovered the bag and found the thrown out because they were not of the college community. filed within 30 days of the alleged attend a medical evaluation to incidents were not reported suspicious a two-alarm blaze at Lake Compounce keys in the cab. Bishop told The Westerly Sun the determine whether he was fit to within 30 days as required by law. But Shawn Wooden, president Festival Park that destroyed the wooden police said he was lucky to be alive. harassment. 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Ripley ruled that Another member of the al­ Petites’ Sweaters Misses’ Woven Shirts Entire Stock of Misses’ & ment to declare a mistrial in the panel erred when it ruled Steiger Steiger, 26, should not be sent­ prehemmed lengths. Reg. $25- liance, junior Nicky Jones, said 20% OFF ticketed prices Stripes and ditzy prints by Ilio, Petites’ Fall Dresses $35Sale $20-$28. in dispute over advertising case because Shatz’s decision was not insane. enced to death for killing Daniel “I am cautiously optimistic. But Crew neck pull-overs, cardigans, took longer than the 20 days Buckley also asked the Su­ Seymour, 25, of Suffield, and Juniors’ Rayon Pants t-necks and polos by Silvercord Easton Park and Silvercord. Animal prints, suede details, William Price, 26, of Monroe. promises need to be fulfilled and 8-18, S-M-L. Orig. $25-$32. HARTFORD (AP) - At least one of the three Connecticut and the University of Connecticut allowed by statute. preme Court to determine not just for one year” Patterns and prints by Judith Petite. PS-PM-PL. Reg. $30-$48. menswear, career and casual three Connecticut hospitals are hospitals to stop routine use of Health Center in Farmington all The Labor Department com­ whether the panel erred when it In a majority decision, the two Michaels and Mirrors. S-M-L. Sale* 19.97-24.97. looks and one and two piece judges ruled that Steiger’s men­ During his speech before about Sale 25,50-S3& retaliating against a company’s Enfamil. stopped routine use of Enfamil. plaint is only the first hurdle NU allowed prosecutors John H. Reg. $34. Sale 27.2a styles, reg. $55-$140. tal state constituted a mitigating 1,000 students, faculty members 20% O Fticketed prices plan to advertise a new baby food Dr. William E. Lattanzie. which is made by a Bristol-Myers must clear. Del Core, O’Sullivan Malone and Rosita M. Creamer to Sale $44-5112. (Petites not in chairman of pediatrics at the division. Mead Johnson. The and Gary Sullivan, who also show eight hours of videotapes of factor and that he should not be and others, Gerety unveiled the Men’s Long Sleeve Knit & formula by stopping the routine college’s stricter policy against New London.) use of Enfamil, one of the Hospital of St. Raphael in New hospitals are offering other works at Millstone, have also Steiger being interviewed by the sent to the electric chair. Judge Save 20% Woven Shirts Harry Hammer said no mitigat­ racial harassment and called for ticketed prices country’s most popular formulas. Haven, said he believes infant brands of formula produced by complained to the U.S. Nuclear state’s psychiatrist. 20% OFF ticketed prices 25% OFF Misses’ Ryn-(^ailis Dressing By C.C. Sport. M -XL Reg. nutrition is too complicated for companies that are not Regulatory Commission about The court also was asked to ing factor existed. stepped-up efforts to integrate The television and magazine Entire Stock of Juniors’ Dresses Petites’ Skirts Jewel neck blouses and full skirts $30-$35. Sale $24-$2a campaign is expected to begin parents to decide on the basis of advertising. situations they claimed repres­ review whether the panel erred Earlier this month, the three- the school’s faculty, administra­ next month for a new Gerber an advertisement. Nature’s own ented safety violations at the when it denied the defendant's judge panel sent Steiger to prison tion and student body. Dressy, casual and career styles By Fundamental Things, Lord in printed paisleys. By Easton 20% O F ticketed prices Products Co. formula being ma­ milk should not be supplanted by The percentage of mothers who plant and about their treatment request for a new trial. for life without parole. “We must never have a line at in solids and prints. 3-13, S-M-L. Isaac’s Petites and Silvercord Park. 8-18. Orig. $25. Sale* 1957. Girls’ 4-14 Sleepwear formula without the pediatri­ breast-feed varies according to a Trinity that separates whites Reg. $38-$77. Sale 30.4a«l.e0. Petites. Solids and novelty nufactured by Brystol-Myers, the Gowns, pajamas, dorms, robes maker of Enfamil, but some cian’s having a say in the number of factors. For example, from blacks, or from Asians, or neutrals. 4-16. Reg. $32-$38. Save 20% decision, he and other doctors and more by Yellowbird, Her Ma­ doctors worry that the advertise­ about 10 percent to 15 percent of from Latins, or men from women, Sale $24-28.50. Men’s Ties ments might discourage breast­ say. the participants in the federal or any of us from any of the others Save 20% jesty. Cassie and Candlesticks. ticketed prices feeding. They are also concerned “A lot of people are very, very government’s Women, Infants in our community," Gerety said. 25% OFF Misses’ Corduroy Reg. $14-$38. Sale 112030.40. Patterns and solids by Bracer's that they could interfere with the upset,” Lattanzie said. and Children program breast­ WHERE IS The president also urged the Early Fall Coat Sale for Ladles Jackets & Skirts and Wembley. Silk. Orig. $15. The companies say they do not feed, while in "other segments as Sale* 11.97. traditional role doctors have had faculty to include questions of Leathers, suedes, short and long Jackets with elbow patches. in advising parents on infant intend to take over the doctors’ high as 70 to 80 percent of the 25% O F .ticketed prices race and sex discrimination to a wools, active and denim jackets Dirndl skirts in 10 wale cor­ nutrition. role or discourage breast­ mothers breast-feed, ” said Dr. greater extent in the college and more. Misses and petites Petites’ Pants “Our feeling is what’s best for feeding, and merely want to Donald Schiff, president of the JOHN FOGARTY ?? duroy. 8-18. Orig. $30-$65. 20% O F ticketed prices curriculum. Gerety said he would 3-13,6-18, S-M-L. Reg. $65-$375. the baby is not necessarily what's provide parents with American Academy of Pediat­ Menswear novelties, double Sale* 23.97-51.97. Boys’ Levi’s Jeans, support requiring all students to Sde 48.75-28125. pleated and some betted styles. 25% O F ticketed prices best for the company,” said Dr. information. rics. The number who breast-feed take at least one course studying Corduroys & Jackets Joseph H. Zelson, chief of pediat­ Earlier this month, however, beyond several months drops By Fundamental Things, Rad- Entire Stock of Myonne & racial and sexual differences and Jeans and jackets in stone and rics at Yale-New Haven Hospital, Yale-New Haven, St. Raphael's dramatically. cliffe and Block Island. 4-16. Reg. the hostility to those differences white wash. 4-7, 6-20. Reg. Violette Panties ticketed prices $28-$52. Sale $2i-$39. Save 25% • OWNER The announcements were in 20% OFF Misses’ Two-Piece Dressing $20-$50. Sale $16-$44 Bikinis, briefs and high cuts in part a response to protests by Ladies’ Clutches white, beige and assorted colors. Chains skirts, patterned vests, Trinity’s minority students last Leather and vinyl clutches. Flaps, 5-8. Reg. 3 for 8.97 to 5.50 ea crop tops, embroidered spring, when about 35 black drop-in shoulders and top zips. Sale 3 for 6.72 to 4.12 ea. We Care about Manchester's W IL S M IML blouses and more by Russ, students occupied the adminis­ Black, brown or taupe. Reg. 25% O Fticketed prices Kenneth Stevens, Devpn and Save 20% tration building for eight hours to $14-$24. Sale 112^1920. Petites’ Blouses Health Care protest racism on campus, school Paquette. 8-18, S-M-L. Orig. Boys’ Michael Gerald Sweaters Jacquards, prints and solids and officials said. $20-$64. Sale* 14.97-47.98. Crew necks and cardigans, 4-7, 435 WEST CENTER ST. more by Silvercord, Notations 20% O F ticketed prices There are now about 100 blacks. 8-20. Orig. $24-$35. 100 Asians and 60 Hispanics ticketed prices and others. 4-16. Reg. $34-$36. Entire Stock of MANCHESTER 20% OFF Sale* 18.97-27.97. enrolled at Trinity, about 15 Scarves & Scarf Clips Sale 2SJO-$27. Underwire Bras Immediate percent of the college’s 1,800 Save 25% By Bali, Warner’s, Maiden- 645-8393 undergraduates. Silk scarves in squares and Misses’ Solid & oblongs. Clips in assorted styles. form and others. B-DD. Reg. 1 After his speech, Gerety said he Patterned Separates Medical chose his first address to the Reg. $10-$46. Si8e $836.80. Save 20% 15.50-20.50. Sale 12.40-16.40. college community as a forum to Save 20% By Norton McNaughton. Un­ Boys’ Games Turtlenecks attack racism because “it is the Misses’ Knit Tops constructed jackets, dirndl skirts and more. 6-16. Orig. Lycra collar and cuffs resist ICare Center greatest and most important Mock necks and three button JOHN FOGARTY 20% OFFticketed prices $34-$78. Sale* 24.97-57.97. stretching. 4-7, 8-14. Orig. $8- 263 West Middle Tpke. issue that colleges and universi­ henleys from Easton Park, Silver­ 20% O F ticketed prices Hanes Alive Support $10. Srie* 5.97-7.97. Manchester ties are facing." cord and others. S-M-L. Orig. All Knit Sleepwear for Her “Wherever you look, there’s a Pantyhose Sale 646-859.=i •CASH DISCOUNT PLAN •BUDGET PLAN sense that these institutions don't Reg. 5.50-6.95. Sale 4.40-5.56. $20-$25. Sale* 15^7-19.97. Updated, traditional or novelty belong to the minority kids... That Aug. 31 thru Sept. 16, 1989. shirts. S-M-L and one size fits all. Reg. $20-$37. Sale $16-29.60. has to change,” Gerety said. Support stockings also in 20% O F tirkntAH nrlma OUR PROFESSIONAL STAFF TAKE PRIDE •SENIOR CITIZEN PLAN •SERVICE CONTRACTS Gerety said that colleges and New Britain, Bristol, Avon IN PROVIDING YOU WITH PERSONALIZED universities are the front lines of and Manchester. Save 20% HEALTH CARE the next major battle in the war Misses’ Sweaters against race discrimination. Shaker knits, crew necks, cable OLD FASHIONED PERSONALIZED SERVICE While there may no longer be We Provifje: legally segregated restaurants 20% OFF ticketed prices fronts and pull-overs by Crystal, 1. Physicals — School, Sports & Company and schools, Gerety said, there is Fall Fashion Jewelry Easton Park and Silverwood. S- a long way to go before minorities Rich Spice and Jewel tones and M-L. Orig, $25. Sale* 1957. 2. X-Rays will “feel that the society belongs necklaces, earrings and brace­ 3. Simple Lab Proceijures YOUR CALL TO LOWER OIL PRICES to them" as much as to majority lets in tea-dyed bone with agate, whites. wood or agate-iook beads. Reg. 4. Sutures h o u r s : “Human beings have long 7.00-$35. Sale $5.60-$28. reacted with wariness, with sus­ 5. Free Blood Pressure Checks picion, and even with brutality, to 6 . Pre-Marital Blooid Work Sunday n am to 7 pm 645-8393 difference. It is the task of education to pull us away from Corbins Corner, West Hartford • Meriden Square • Farmington Valley Mall Avon/Simabury • Tri-City Plaza. Vernon • Manchester Parkade • Bristol Plaza • Downtown New Britain • Qroton Plaza Medical Director: C. Jackson M.D. CALL JOHN NOW!! that instinct, that reaction,” New London Mall • Crystal Mall, Waterf-trO • D 4 L For Children, Vernon 1 rl-CIty Plaza • D 4 L For Children, Wethersfield Shopping Center • Hartford Civic Center Gerety said. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aue. 31, 1989 - 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 31, 19B9 Town hall flower arrangement gathers attention OPINION While a controversy brews over tack can be used to refer to a by 12; 45 p.m. forjudging. have conjectured that Selectman how to provide more space for course, of action or policy espe­ The cook-off, open to amateurs Richard Martin is quitting the town offices and what to do with cially, differing from another or of all ages, is scheduled for 4 p.m. Board of Selectmen because of the town’s crowded Municipal preceding course. Cooks should arrive by 3; 30 p.m. the press of other work. That Building, a gentle renovation to Nevertheless, the Herald took VUlage and bring a small sample for explanation, while good, was ■m\6 COCAINE 01989 SLAHLE I the grounds of the building is some flack for its tack. tasting. Prizes will be given to never official. Press has P0ST4WTUUGENCER Soviets Now, from Mr. Martin himself, NORTH AMERICA SYNOiCATt being carried out and it has Crier winners. 15 mcomiM- attracted some public □ □ □ Cooks should submit a typed or we have the real reason. admiration. neatly written recipe by Aug. 28 Last night the retiring select­ s o DON'T LET THOSE man stated boldly to his col­ work on Old shrubs, a bit overgrown, “ZUKE” SUIT - You can for publication in the zucchini obligation B LO O PSTAm cookbook for the event. leagues on the board that the have been removed from near the dress a Zucchini iip, but youican’t BOTHEf?YOU/ building and will be replaced with pounds per contestant in the reason he is quitting is to make take it out. Dressed Zucchini Contest or the □ □ □ himself eligible for the Old something more shapely and less Unless you’rq taking it to the Zucchini Cook-off Monday. Zuc­ cook-off contest. equality overbearing.' The best-dressed contest is Timers’ bowling team. Harvest Festival at The Old Cider chinis for the contests will be It will be recalled that last to public Meanwhile,'the border around Mill at 1287 Main St. in Glaston­ available Saturday and Sunday scheduled for 1 p.m. Monday and FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY winter there was much contesting the lawn in front of the building bury Monday, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The limit is is open to children ages 1 thorugh — From the Manchester Evening By Jack anderson has been planted with impatiens, 12. Prizes will be given to the most Herald of Aug. 31, 1939 — between bowling teams made up Free zucchinis will be given to one large zucchini per person for of present and former selectmen. Pity the taxpayers of Manchester. The and Dale Van Atta annuals now in full bloom in a anyone who enters the Best- the best-dressed contest and 2 dapper zukes. Kids should arrive Townspeople who should know press, in particular the Manchester Herald, variety of colors. k YAROSLAVL, U.S.S.R. - Soviet They catch the attention of has grossly misled you by telling you exactly i premier Mikhail Gorbachev — up to passing motorists. Pedestrians how much it will cost to finance the renovation ) The American Tobacco Co. 1989 his hip-boots in economy reform — on their way into the building stop 1 and expansion of the town hall. appears to be leading a fledgling to admire them. At least that is the way some Democratic feminist movement. George Murphy, superintend­ and Republican town directors see it. They Ironically, equality of the sexes was ent of parks, says the parks accused newspapers Tuesday of “gross once a feature of Russian life but now division will keep the border in has turned into a matter of simple plants, but may vary from this misrepresentation" because stories on the survival. season’s impatiens. work clearly pointed out that the project Beginning with a 1918 decree by No one is likely to find an would cost about $30 million after all interest Lenin and continuing through the 1977 election issue lurking in {he was paid on long-term bonds. Soviet constitution, equality has been pretty flowers. The same stories also clearly pointed out enshrined in Soviet law. The case of Valentina Tereshkova, who rates a □ □ □ that the cost of the project without small museum in this, her hometown, consideration of bonding was $16.5 million, a tells part of the story. Tereshkova was SEARCHING FOR SURVI­ figure which since has been reduced to $15.4 a young textile worker whose fan VORS — Members of the Pearl million after the project was scaled back. letter to the Soviet space program in Harbor Survivors Association These directors would have preferred that the early 1960s catapulted her into a will remember the start of World three-day space flighfin 1963, the year we did not emphasize the long-term cost of the War II by returning to Pearl the Soviets claimed a special political Harbor on the 50th anniversary of project. After all. the project is already being coup: putting a woman in space for the attack, Dec. 7, 1991. criticized by some as too costly. longer than all of the American men Survivors interested in attend­ But these directors are forgetting Families are held hostage, too put together. ing the memorial convention something. Newspapers are not an organ for It wasn’t until 1982 when the Soviets should contact P.H.S.A., Wey­ were trying to pre-empt the first public officials. Our obligation is not to mouth, Mass. 02188. By Tom Tiede American woman in space, Sally Tentative convention plans call publish only the news that is deemed most Ride, that a second female cosmonaut for a speech by President George palatable to the public. was hurtling toward the stars. Bush. The state of Hawaii and FISHKILL, N.Y. - When Robert Soviet officials boasted to us that F ree P a ck s The taxpayers of M anchester have every city of Oahu are planning to Polhill was taken hostage in Lebanon, women comprise a full 51 percent of right to know how much any public project in January 1987, his mother decided receive many visitors on the the labor force. Most of the secondary anniversary. will cost them. They have a right to know right away to hope for the best. Ruth school teachers and staffs are female, Polhill knew that other hostages in the P.H.S.A. has more than 10,000 what the up-front cost is and what the along with three-fourths of the coun­ members nationwide. long-term cost will be. Mideast had been eventually re­ try’s doctors. The rub is that both Call1-800'245'5151 toll free and leased, and she wanted to think that professions in Russia have a rela­ □ □ □ How many of us would take out a loan for a her son would also and soon be given new car and not want to know how much that tively lowly status and pay poorly. back to his family. Women only earn two-thirds of the new car will cost us in the long when She maintained the attitude for pay men will earn In the same INTERMINABLE INTERIM month after miserable month. The — School officials announced at discover die Carlton combination. interest on the loan is considered. positions. Nor do women often reach civil war in Lebanon dragged on Monday’s Board of Education This is not to say that the town hall project upper-management positions. meeting that the search for a high without mercy, and another Ameri­ In most households, both the is not needed. It is needed. can was kidnapped by Moslem school principal to replace Jacob seri(d you coupons goo(d for two free packs The town cannot go on forever shifting husband and wife work. But the Ludes III had been narrowed to extremists. But one of the men who husbands have taken a page out of offices from place to place and trying to was seized with Robert was set free — Archie Bunker’s book — passing on two candidates. or two ^1— olf carton coupons. operate in what is simply too little space. that was at least something — and so School board Chairman Ri­ housework and leaving women to chard Dyer said the search was There is some question about whether the Mrs. Polhill continued to be relatively banon. “But. I don’t know,” she adds, aside, she thinks they will be kept stand in food lines. optimistic. “he seemed uneasy.” alive as long as their captors feel they Small wonder tht one out of every moving along smoothly and on town can have a firm proposal ready for Now, 2'/2 years later, she says the Polhill was nabbed soon after are still of some use to them. schedule, and joked that this was consideration by the voters in November. three wives in this city will divorce confidence is gone. She was stunned returning to his school. Witnesses said Thus, she wants the players in the their husband. They become fed up important because the board However the job will have to be done, if not by the wanton murder of Marine Cors armed intruders came to the campus drama to keep talking. She will not get with drunken husbands and the wanted to minimize the amountof now, then very soon and the taxpayers will Lt. Col. William Higgins, and horri­ and demanded to see the foreign staff enthusiastic about the current rumors time that Assistant Superintend­ drudgery and confinement of sharing ent Wilson E.Deakin would actas ultimately have to face the expense. fied into gloom by the public pictures members. Polhill and three others in this respect — “it’s too much like a small, two-room apartments with . of his hanging. “I try to be cheerful were taken from the lineup and driven roller coaster ride” — yet she insists interim principal. 1 Informing the taxpayers about what that parents while waiting for private Deakin has worn different hats about things," she says, “but it’s hard away in a jeep that apparently that it’s the single course available. apartments. expense might be is not “gross to be hopeful about this anymore." belonged to the Shiite organization “Negotiate,” she says, “come to some during his years as assistant However, to Gorbachev the family superintendent, literally and fi­ Lowest misrepresentation," it is a fulfillment of our Mrs. Polhill says it’s also hard to put Hezbollah (“Party of God”). terms. That is the only thing we can crisis could be the death knell for the To» o n guratively. Dyer mentioned that obligation to the public. much faith in the new talk of hostage There has been no word from him do.” Soviet empire itself. Gorbachev’s r Besides wait. As she was inter­ Deakin has several hats hanging 2. negotiations. The execution of Hig­ since. Mrs. Polhill says she has been view of feminism is inspired as much tar. gins has reportedly increased the told by the State Department that her viewed, Mrs. Polhill said it had been in his office. by national survival as by lofty Dyer said he’d like to get the international wish to find solutions in son is probably being held by a 31 months for her. Likewise, it was 53 altruism. Ultra low Lebanon. She considers it a healthy Hezbollah faction known as the months for Terry Anderson’s family, acting principal another cap for (Img.) The crisis in the Soviet family has his collection with letters "ppT ” sign: “But I don’t like to get Islamic Jihad for the Liberation of 50 months for Thomas Sutherland’s, depressed birth rates of Russian encouraged by good news, because Palestine, but it also reports that 35 months for Joseph Cicippio’s, 35 across the front. PPT, Dyer said, children, raising the specter that stands for “principal pro tern.” nicotine. bad news usually follows." there is no conclusive information months for Frank Reed’s, 34 months already restive Soviet minorities will ^ i l l i In this sense, then, Mrs. Polhill regarding his whereabouts or for Edward Tracy’s, and 31 months be one day outnumber Russians. □ □ □ suggests that she is a hostage herself. treatment. for the people waiting for Alann Steen Gorbachev is offering cash incentives (0.1 mg.) She is being held against her will by Mrs. Polhill says the State Depart­ and Jesse Turner. for couples with large families. antagonistic circumstances. She ment has been most forthcoming with Mrs. Polhill sys she talks periodi­ Gorbachev’s celebrated anti-alcohol CAREFUL READER - Re­ wants to believe her son is all right, her. And unlike some of the hostage cally with relatives of the other men; campaign is another major family cently a concerned reader wrote she still contends he will be released relatives, she claims the U.S. govern­ they try to find relief by leaning on initiative. (Heavy drinking ranks first to the Herald questioning the use one day, but she says, “I sit and I ment is doing all that it can in the each other. She says she also gets here in polls of why wives left of the word “tack” in a headline worry,” like a hostage here at home, matter. She says Ronald Reagan support and well wishes from people husbands.) He castigates husbands for a story on the Route 6 “and I wait, and wait and wait.” tried, and George Bush is trying. “I’m in the Hudson River valley and, who don’t help their wives, but expect expressway project. Mrs. Polhill’s home is in the lower not sure what others expect,” she indeed, throughout the nation, many to be waited on themselves. And he’s ’The story, published last Satur­ reaches of the Hudson River valley. says, “but we can only ask so much of whom have called or sent messages increasing child allowances, and both day, said the state Department of She says she is in her late 70s, and that from anyone.” of comfort and solidarity. the quality and quantity of day-care Transportation had asked the she has been a widow for many years. And that does not include military U.S. Transportation secretary to D 1969 by NEA, Inc centers. She says Robert, who is now 55, was action. Mrs. Polhill says she has But she adds that it doesn’t help Gorbachev is also concerned about help overturn the denial of a "So, tell me, darling, how’s your born and raised in nearby Beacon, talked with released hostages who say much any longer. She has fallen abortion and birth control, but not in wetlands permit needed for the u 3. cholesterol?" N.Y., right on the river: “And he was that an Army rescue would be reluctantly into hostage-like melan­ the same context in which these project. a bright young man, he went to disastrous: “Rev. Martin Jenco vi­ choly. “I shouldn’t say this, but I am divisive issues are debated in the The headline read, “New Rt. 6 The taste Cornell, and we had a wonderful life sited me once. He was a hostage from not holding up very well," Mrs. Polhill United States. Soviet birth control is tack taken.” then.” 1985 to 1986. He said the men would all says. “I still have my health, but....” crude. Five-cent condoms are widely “This is ridiculous,” the reader iBuurhrstrr Hrrah'i She says the last time she saw him be killed at the first sign of paratroops She trails off and is quiet before available but are spurned by men. wrote, citing what he called the that’s right I was a few weeks before he was or something like it.” continuing: “This is the worst thing Women regularly have up to four misspelling of the word “tack.” Founded In 1881 kidnapped. He was on holiday from This assumes they are still living that ever happened to me. I’m just sad abortions. Only the rarest of young But according to the dictionary. for me!’ his teaching job (accounting) at now, of course. Mrs. Polhill says it's now.” couples have more than two children; PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher her one remaining optimism. She G EO R G E T C H A P P E L L ...... Editor Beirut University College and visiting most can’t afford more. MARIE P GRADY ...... City Editor Fishkill with his Palestinian wife. points out that eight Americans are ALEXANDER G IR E L L I...... Associate Editor Mrs. Polhill says he didn’t say being held for political and propa­ Tom Tiede is a syndicated colum­ anything about being afraid in Le­ ganda purposes, and. Col. Higgins nist. One-man army Upjohn Company has the inside Spooked bird track when it comes to getting drugs approved in this country. The firm’s Open Forum secret weapon is Theodore Cooper, takes flight Upjohn’s chief executive officer. February 1988 .staff recommended 3,881 The three-level underground garage will been injured or killed or, as in a mo.st Upjohn doesn’t pay an army of from police Too big, too fast net square feet. have 240 parking spaces with another 120 recent case, several people killed arm-twisting lobbyists to influence The bottom line is. no objective plus parking spots at ground level. because someone threatened todoharm. Congress and the Food and Drug SCITUATE, Mass. (AP) — A To the Editor: standard of office space needs has been Human, .social, health .services would The police (in ) were notified Administration. It simply sends flightless bird the size of a Boston 1 u.sed in this study. For example, using expand into Lincoln Center (without by a woman who said her life had been Cooper to Washington. Before joining marathoner gave authorities a The town hall plan is too big. too the staff recommended (February 1988) major renovation) and the existing town threatened, but the (to-be victim) was Upjohn, Cooper was the assistant good run and kicked an animal expensive, too fast! figures of 191 to w n employees and 225 net hall would be available for u.se as is informed that nothing could be done until secretary in the Health Department, control officer before police sur­ ’There is .so much wrong with the square feet per employee, all town without major renovation). the person or persons doing the threaten­ which oversees the FDA, Cooper rounded him and ended his administration-endorsed Kaestle Boos government functions could be accom­ Co.st estimates for this propo.sal are: ing did something! knows the players and the Washington two-hour escapade. As.sociates proposed town hall complex modated with a 50.000 gross square feet New office building $6 million Well, the police are now doing game. A House health committee The bird, a relative of the that it’s difficult to be brief. I’ll try. office building. underground garage 3 something. They’re investigating what staffer admitted that Congress was ostrich, fled in terror Tuesday Too big — Town staff recommended in New office space need is further site work, contingency, etc. 2 was done! Several people were killed charmed by the way Cooper himself after he was accidentally freed February 1988 a total space negd of 43,015 reduced in the KBA proposal which and several injured courted members and staffers to from his owner’s back yard. pet square feet (or 225 net square feet for sreturns Lincoln Center for use by (total estimated) $11 If you’re driving too fast , not wearing a discuss health issues. The owner’s sons and police each of 191 employees). The KBA (Aug, human, health, and social .services seal belt, parking illegally, running a “He (Cooper) was nice to some key chased the emu, named PeeWee, 13. 1989) proposal endorsed by our departments exclusively. Al Lutz slop sign, you’re doing something and FDA guys when he was assistant through streets in this seaside general manager recommends 58,862 net That is. under the KBA propo.sal, a new 9 Stephen St., can be reprimanded. secretary,” explained one insider, town southeast of Boston until square feet (102,660 gross square feet detached town hall of 40.000 to 50.000 Manehester If the police see .someone acting “They didn’t forget it.” police finally surrounded him By iKi this otter, you l ertify that you aiv a smoker 21 years of a^e or older, suspiciously, can they observe or must t'lfter e.\pia‘s W/89. Please al!t>w h-8 weeks for delivery. Limit one ix.*r {XTstin and/or 308 net square feet per gross .square feel will do the job of It comes as no surprise that Upjohn with a wire fence in a pasture. while i|iiantities last. Phis otter available in limited areas. Voul wherr* pn.)liihiled or employee). realistically housing town government (Editor’s note; Since this letter was they drive around the block until they s(*e is the only drug firm in the country PeeWee was taken to Tufts New tuherwise restriited hy law. Surprisingly, in the KBA proposal, the offices. There is no need to make major written, the project has been scaled back the attempted robbery or killing in which has received federal approval England Veterinary Medical town clerk’s office, under mandate to renovations to Lincoln C!enter or the by 9,000 square feet and the cost reduced progress? on a product, Rogaine, that claims to Center in North Grafton and increase space, is reduced from the existing town hall. by $1.1 million). If our laws permit them to ob.serve, grow hair. given three stitches for a cut in February 1988 recommended 3.000 net and they’d better — then the police ought Too expensive — With the acceptance Mini-editorial the neck. The bird was expected square feet to 2,807 net .square feet. of underground parking, building op­ to be able to do .something to protect us to go home today. Concurrently. Planning/zoning grows tions are increased. An underground Too late for victims before we become victims. The separation of church and state Emus are flightless Australian from today’s 1,308 net square feet, the garage can be built anywhere on the site I’ve been told, “You can’t baby sit — keeps American children from pray­ birds with long legs and huge SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking general manager’s office from the as long as it has a connection to the new To the Editor: you can’t (because of manpower) take ing in their schools. But your tax three-toed feet. Owner Myrin current 1.4.58 net square feet to 1,965 net office building. someone away from another area.” But dollars, through the Agency for Borysenko estimated PeeWee to Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, .square feet and all future occupants of Therefore, I suggest a new “det­ If we are to continue to believe that we giving out tickets shouldn’t take priority International Development, support be more than 6 feet tall. any renovated town hall. i.e. accounting, humans are the most intelligent form of over life threatening situations. religious schools in foreign countries. King Size Soil Pack: 1 mg. "tar", 0.1 mg. Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. ached” town office building of not more life, then we have to change our laws or Borysenko said he got the bird treasurer, budget and research, person­ than 50,000 gross square feet. 38,000 net as a chick three years ago. He nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. nel and registrar, would occupy 5,695net square feet to be built in the north- the people that make them if indeed we Jack Lappen said PeeWee was friendly but not are intelligent. 66 Haystack Road Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta square feet of office space compared central area of the existing parking lot are syndicated columnists. very smart. with 2.637 net square feet today and the above an underground parking garage. Too many times we read someone has Manchester A . 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 31. 1989 iBanrlifalrr Hrrali'i Suspend Section 2, Page 9 From page 1 NATION & WORLD Thursday, Aug. 31, 1989 A • t' fear was that confrontations that blocked the move after conclud­ drugs within 1,000 feet of a school. began outside of school would “ No school in Bridgeport, re­ -r. \ .V. / V - » ing that school officials had ■f carry over onto campuses. provided no evidence to support gardless of where it is located, Richard Dyer, an attorney and their claim that the student posed should be exposed to an active Witness collapses chairman of the Manchester a danger to others. drug market,” Connelly said. ‘ rff Board of Education, said of the In reaction to the opinion, Acting Bridgeport Police Su­ ruling, "It has to be judiciously Bridgeport Schools Superintend­ perintendent Guy Izzo, who met on stand; Bakker applied. I hate to see a kid ent James A. Connelly said he with city school officials last deprived of an education because would recommend that the school week, said Tuesday that the he got into trouble outside of board rewrite its discipline code police department was preparing school.” to include the possible expulsion signs to be installed near schools u prays at his side Dyer said Manchester school of pupils who commit serious in areas known for drug dealing. officials would apply the ruling crimes off school grounds. He said he thought the statute had not been enforced frequently only if there "was a clear and The opnion was issued as a encounter with church secretary in Bridgeport because some CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - demonstrable danger to the result of a request last winter by Jim Bakker knelt and prayed for Jessica Hahn and a $265,000 school and the staff.” police were not aware of it. Connelly and the Connecticut a witness who collapsed on the payoff for her silence. Dyer said there have been Both the ruling and stricter Association of Urban Superin­ stand after testifying that he Nelson testified before he col­ cases in which it was suggested enforcement of the statute “ will tendents and the Connecticut warned the TV evangelist “ some­ lapsed that he personally told that students with police records make our community and its Association of School one could go to jail” for the PTL Bakker and Dortch that “ lifetime be barred from school athletic schools a lot safer for learning Administrators. ministry’s fund-raising partnerships” good for lodging teams, ' and he has opposed and perhaps begin to change the Connelly, at a meeting of school practices. and other benefits at PTL’s barring them. misperception too many people staff Tuesday, also called for Is 4 Heritage USA religious retreat have about our schools,” Con­ Steve Nelson, a former PTL Lewis E. Randall, director of stricter enforcement of state and vice president, fainted in the and theme park in Fort Mill. S.C., nelly said. Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ federal laws against the sale of witness stand during cross- had been oversold. tional Technical School, said j i M examination Wednesday at “ I told them I thought we had safety is a prime consideration. Bakker’s fraud and conspiracy some big-time problems,’’ Nelson Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald He said if it were evident that a a trial in U.S. District Court. said. “ I specifically said, ‘Some­ COVERED UP — Builder Joseph employee of the town Highway Division student presented a danger in Bush Shortly after Nelson slumped one could go to jail for this.’ ’’ school because of some problem with his head leaning against the Minutes after Bakker prayed at Swensson placed boulders like these on refused to comment today on whether that originated outside of school, From page 1 several storm drains off East Eldridge the boulders provide sufficient judge’s bench, two nurses in the the side of his stricken accuser, he is in favor of the opinion. courtroom rushed to aid him. he broke into tears at the Street after neighbors said they were coverage. But Randall said that often One, Nancy Summey, is a juror: courthouse door. students who have problems in afraid someone might fall into them. An when Congress reconvenes next strategy ... did not change,” a the other. Sue Patterson, was “ I can’t go out,” he told his the community do well in the working as a courtroom artist for lawyers. school setting. month. third source said, noting that the Sources who had seen the final strategy had gone to the the Gannett newspapers. When attorney Harold Bender The opinion states that students About the same time. Judge moved to open the door, Bakker may be excluded from school if classified section of the draft printer before the meeting The Associated Press containing information about occurred. Robert Potter recessed court for yelled: “ Harold, Harold, don’t Case hinges on defense off-campus behavior "threatens FOUND GUILTY — Leona Helmsiey, left, listens to jury business. She was acquitted on a conspiracy to commit the day, and Bakker. prompted leave me here!” After Bender the safety of school property or proposed aid to the three Latin Colombia has been wracked American countries had said the with violence since President foreman read the verdict Wednesday in U.S. District extortion charge, involving allegations she and her by defense lawyer George T. returned to his side, Bakker the welfare of the persons who regained his composure. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. ween party last year. mother of (Ms. Julio’s) twins and figure could reach $300 million, Virgilio Barco imposed emer­ Court as she was found guilty of tax evasion for charging husband Harry conspired to extort payoffs from vendors. Davis, went to Nelson’s side and work or study there.” If convicted on all 24 counts. (AP) — The trial of a woman West Palm Beach attorney performed the domestic duties of and National Security Adviser gency regulations allowing the prayed aloud. Previously, school officials personal expenses, including underwear, to her Bakker could be sentenced to 120 charged with shooting her lover William Lasley said he plans to the relationship,” Lasley said Brent Scowcroft indicated Tues­ immediate resumption of extra­ Lawyers in the trial, forbidden were reluctant to expel pupils years in prison and fined $5 after a siormy 11-year lesbian introduce expert testimony at Wednesday during a break in the day that it would be even higher. ditions of alleged drug traffickers from talking about the case with who got into trouble off school million. relationship may eventually Ms. Green’s Palm Beach County first day of testimony. "She was Scowcroft had included the $65 to the United States. The move reporters, did not immediately grounds, according to Mark Sta­ Prosecutors say Bakker and hinge on whether testimony about trial that she suffered from frequently battered and abused million in military equipment came after the Aug. 18 assassina­ indicate any concern about the pleton, chief of legal affairs for jury being affected by the other PTL executives diverted the so-called battered spouse battered spouse syndrome and physically and psychologically, the state Department of that Bush announced on Friday tion of a leading presidential Helmsiey convicted as tax cheat disruption. for their own use more than $4 syndrome is allowed. acted in self-defense. along with the children. When Education. for Colombia. That money comes candidate who was an outspoken After listening to the litany of Patterson said Nelson reco­ million of the $158 million raised That decision could come next “ It’s the first case that I’m determining if she acted reasona­ Stapleton said the new ruling from a discretionary fund availa­ foe of drug traffickers. NEW YORK (AP) - Leona The charge, which carried a racy. All three were acquitted on guilty verdicts. Mrs. Helmsiey — vered consciousness after 15 to 30 from PTL “ partners.” week in a murder trial that aware of where the battered ble, you can look at those 11 “ tells students they may be held ble for fiscal 1989, which ends Helmsiey, the queen of a $5 billion 20-year sentence, alleged that the mail fraud charges. Colombian Justice Minister a one-time Chesterfield cigarette seconds and said: “ I haven’t had In the “ partnerships,” $1,000 attorneys for both sides believe is syndrome is used with lesbians,” years.” accountable for actions outside Sept, 30. The strategy covers empire who stood accused of even 69-year-old Mrs. Helmsiey and Each of the 33 counts against Monica de Greiff met for about 40 girl and successful model — sat in anything to eat in a couple of days contributors were guaranteed one of the first to test that defense said assistant State Attorney Bob the school...this makes it clear. fiscal 1990. billing $8 worth of underwear as a her aide, Frank Turco, conspired Mrs. Helmsiey carry a maximum Palm Beach Circuit Judge minutes Wednesday with Ben­ he courtroom and conferred with and I’ll be all right” three free nights’ lodging each in a homosexual relationship. Johnson. The students are forewarned they Although Bush met with his top business expense, showed no to extort payoffs and goods from prison term of three or five years. Thomas Waddell is expected to nett, said Bennett spokesman awyers and family for an hour. Nelson, 39, of Franklin, Tenn., year for life at PTL. The ministry Annette Green. 30, is charged Lasley said Ms. Green felt like could be disciplined.” lieutenants in the drug war emotion upon her conviction of vendors doing business with the She also could be fined nearly $8 rule next week on whether or not Don Hamilton, who declined to She then left the courthouse by was taken to Presbyterian Hospi­ had one hotel and others under with first-degree murder. Her a mother to Ms. Julio’s teen-age Last year. New Haven Schools Tuesday at his vacation home in evading $1.2 million in federal Helmsiey organization — which million. Sentencing before U.S. to allow experts to testify about say what Bush’s final drug he front steps, where she was tal and treated for dehydration construction, but prosecutors say attorney said Wednesday she was twin daughters and that kept her Superintendent John Dow Jr. Kennebunkport, Maine, to dis­ income taxes. has far-flung real estate holdings, District Judge John Walker Jr. battered spouse syndrome. strategy provides for Colombia. uirrounded by hundreds of photo­ and released. those lodgings could not support beaten and tormented for years from ending the relationship tried to expel a high school cuss the strategy, the focus of the After Wednesday’s verdict, ju­ including some of New York’s was scheduled for Nov. 14, graphers, camera crews, repor- Also Wednesday, Richard the more than 66,000 partnerships before she fired a single shot from which culminated in the Oct. 30, Johnson says he’ll challenge student for his alleged involve­ meeting was Colombia, sources Mrs. de Greiff asked on Tues­ ror Michael Clark said the jury most luxurious hotels. Interviews of 15 prominent ;ers and bystanders. She got into Dortch, another former PTL sold by the time Bakker resigned. a .38 caliber pistol at the head of 1988, slaying. any attempt to bring the syn­ ment in violence off school said Wednesday. day for $19 million in aid for decided to acquit Mrs. Helmsiey After a two-month trial and five lawyers by Manhattan Lawyer a limousine and departed without executive expected to testify Nelson said that when he first Ivonne Julio, 32, after a Hallo- "For 11 years, she was the drome into the ca se, grounds. But a federal judge “ The fundamental issues of the judicial protection. of the most serious charge, days of deliberation, the jurors magazine about Walker’s sen­ conspiracy to commit extortion, convicted Mrs. Helmsiey of 33 of tencing reputation indicated that comment, even as she was against Bakker, was hospitalized discussed the overbooking with because they were unclear on 41 counts, including conspiracy to Mrs. Helmsiey was unlikely to aunted by some. in Florida for an undisclosed Bakker in 1985, “ He told me not to 8th directors what constituted extortion. defraud the Internal Revenue avoid prison. “ How do you feel, Leona?” one condition. worry, that there was always “ A lot of thepeople thought that Service, tax evasion and other tax Mrs. Helmsiey. described as a jhouted. "Inquiring peasants Dortch, 57, was sentenced to room at the inn.” you had to get your legs broken to fraud charges. persnickety "queen” in Helmsiey want to know.” eight years in prison after plead­ Nelson testified that Bakker meet tonight get extorted and this sounded Her co-defendants, former hotel ads, was depicted at the On ABC-TV’s “ Nightline” ing guilty to fraud and conspiracy ordered him to keep two sets of mild.” Clark said. “ There were a aides Turco and Joseph Licari, trial as arrogant, penny-pinching Clark called the hoopla surround- relating to PTL fund-raising. He lifetime-partnership counts — over hearing Every Air Conditioner number of jurors who felt very were convicted of assisting in the and mean spirited. Even her own ng the trial "sickening” after he was Bakker’s top aide when the one for Bakker’s use and a second uncomfortable with the tax-evasion scheme. 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Thursday, Aug. 31. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday Aug 31. 1989 — H U.S. calls home dependents Tougher credit card rules Benzene faces new controls Complaints sink ‘wimpy’ slogan m WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal govern­ million pounds of benzene was released into the AUSTIN, Texas (AP) —Highway commission­ Friendship is the official state motto and the m ment is about to clamp tight controls on how the air, but environmentalists say that doesn’t count as Colombia imposes curfo ers dropped plans to print “ The Friendship word ‘Texas’ derives from the Spanish pronunci­ should help buyers choose cancer-causing chemical benzene is to be additional releases by small companies and State” on Texas license plates and said they were raids in which they seized more ation of an Indian word meaning “ friends.” handled and stored by industrial users in the hope other facilities — such as gasoline stations — that BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — U.S. state Department last week at a loss for words following complaints that the But once word of the decision reached the than $200 million in property, banks charging above-market of cutting releases into the air by 90 percent. were not required to make emission reports. The U.S. government ordered urged American tourists to stay slogan wasn’t tough enough. public, thousands of Texans, prouder of their WASHINGTON (AP) - Credit and Discover: to department Benzene is only the seventh toxic chemical to including lavish estates, office rates ... and some of the banks The new controls, a dozen years in the making, dependents of its embassy staff to away from Medellin to avoid the Commission Chairman Robert Dedman said independence than their friendliness, jammed card disclosure rules taking store cards; and also to cards were being announced later today by the be regulated by the EPA, which has been under leave Colombia, and authorities possibility of getting caught up in buildings, airplanes and cars Tuesday that he hoped a consensus could be effect today offer the nation’s 107 such as American Express and that have extremely low rates allegedly obtained with drug telephone lines to the highway department and Environmental Protection Agency, agency offi­ criticism from Congress for not moving more imposed a curfew on the nation’s the violence there. reached on a positive slogan that would temper radio call-in shows. million card holders a new Diners Club, whose full balance may see a little more business, cials said. quickly to curb releases of such substances. money. but the vast majority are going to cocaine heartland in a bid to stop The city has suffered almost outsiders’ views of Texans. Most said the slogan was too generic and bland. opportunity to shop around for must be paid monthly, Benzene — a flammable, colorless liquid — is There are more than 300 toxic chemicals for The drug barons responded by lower interest rates, consumer stay where they are,” said Robert violence by drug lords. daily bombing attacks by drug “ We should do everything to say ‘ Y ’all come’ to State Treasurer Ann Richards, a candidate for “ I ’m very hopeful that this will found widely in industry as a byproduct in which industry must make annual reports of declaring war on the govern­ activists say. H. Burke, senior vice president of “ Everything has started with traffickers, who are pressing the visitors to the state and ‘Y ’all come in bringing the Democratic nomination for governor, called at least provide the edge to releases. ment. Medellin and surrounding Industry analysts, however, the Bank of New York. steelmaking, in the production of styrofoam, as a no major inconveniencies. People government to end its 13-day-old hi-tech and other jobs,” ’ he said. it “ wimpy.” Republican gubernatorial candi­ consumers to make better judg­ component of gasoline and as an industrial EPA officials have acknowledged that the task communities have been rocked say they expect the new rules to “ I don’t think it’s going to do rushed to their homes shortly crackdown and negotiate a Responding to an outpouring of criticism about date Jack Rains said it “ looked a little quiche and ments,” said Peggy Miller, a of developing comprehensive emission controls by at least 18 bombings and three have little impact — at least over much of anything,” agreed Ro­ solvent. It has many other uses. before the curfew time began and peace. the earlier decision to use “ The Friendship chablis.” lobbyist for the Consumer Feder­ for benzene has taken too long, but blame much arson attacks, according to police the short haul. bert B. McKinley, publisher and According to one EPA official, as many as 100 now the city is quiet,” a spokes­ The government began its State,” Dedman said perhaps “ Never give up” The most popular alternative was the “ Lone ation of America. reports. Several other bombs The regulations, adopted by the editor of RAM Research’s Bank- million people across the country are exposed to of the delay on the complex legal process they man at the Medellin Police Office offensive after a string of assassi­ should be the new slogan. Star State,” although some suggested more have been forced to follow. were found and deactivated. Federal Reserve Board in April, Miller and other consumer some level of benzene pollution. Releases into the said by telephone Wednesday nations that culminated Aug. 18 As it is, Texas plates next spring will remain topical slogans, such as "Texas, the Insolvent card Update, a Frederick, Md., Medellin Mayor Juan Gomez require credit card issuers to activists believe the regulations air can be found anywhere from steel mills and As part of its planned tightening of federal air night. with the slaying of Sen. Luis sloganless, although more colorful with the red, State,” or "The Bank Failure State.” newsletter that follows the Martinez said the curfew would disclose the interest rate, should force card companies to refineries to the corner service station. pollution laws. Congress is considering a The 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew Carlos Galan, the leading presi­ white and blue state flag. “ We should be collectively as a group of people industry. remain in effect indefinitely, monthly fee, grace period and compete by lowering their inter­ In addition to cancer, federal authorities revamping of how the EPA deals with toxic was imposed on Medellin, home dential hopeful. On July 19, the three-member commission as conscious as we can be of being good McKinley said competition has “ until the nights in Medellin quiet other terms in a chart on est rates and annual fees. concluded in the 1970s that chronic exposure to chemicals, so the agency can issue broad of the world’s most powerful Authorities since have arrested approved, with little fanfare, putting “ The marketers to the rest of the nation and try to do increased in the past several down.” applications used to sign up Bankers and analysts, how­ benzene also causes leukemia and birth defects regulations based on installation of technology cocaine cartel, and surrounding several mid-level drug dealers in Friendship State” on the state’s 27 million license whatever we can to overconie some of that years, but rates are still high, customers. ever, say most cardholders prob­ and damages blood-forming organs. that would curb emissions of many chemicals at communities to discourage plates, hoping the cheery message would attract perceived negative outlook toward Texas,” even in the dozen or so states such ably won’t see much decline. Details of the new benzene controls weren’t the same time. bombings and other attacks by tourists. Dedman said. Previously, the card’s costs did as California and New York that disclosed in advance, but they are considered by The agency now must deal with each chemical drug barons stung by the toughest R egister And Dance not have to be disclosed until it “ It’s going to put some strain on have their own disclosure laws. the EPA to be among the most costly issued so far separately — as it has with benzene. anti-narcotics offensive ever At T h e arrived in the mail. in curbing toxic emissions. Although some benzene releases are already launched in Colombia. The new rules also require Initial capital investment costs are expected to controlled by either federal or state regulations, A police force of 4,000 was on companies to notify existing exceed $1 billion over the next two years. There the vast majority of the releases are not. full alert and 18 special anti­ Dance Studio Study says AIDS spending customers in advance when their was no immediate estimate on what additional The EPA, for example, says that the largest terrorist units were stationed 1159 Main Street, Rt. 31 accounts are about to be renewed operational costs companies might face. single source of benzene releases into the air throughout Medellin. Some were Coventry and another annual fee charged. BIG-TIME “ We think this is an expensive standard We stem from the production of coke in the iron and reinforced with armored cars, “ Consumers should use the think it’s worth it,” said Gerald Emison, director steel industry. Yet those releases have remained the police spokesman said. will tax governrhent coffers renewal notice as a reminder to of the E P A ’s office of air quality planning. largely uncontrolled until now, according to the He said a fragmentation gre­ switch cards and save,” said :7A In 1987, industry users reported more than 32 EPA. nade exploded in a country club Elgie Holstein, director of the but caused only minor damage. Telephone 742-9766 - 742-6886 Bv Deborah Mesces AIDS virus but don’t show symp­ education, testing and counseling Bankcard Holders of America, a Interior Minister Orlando Vas- Classes in: The Associated Press toms of the disease. and patient care. Spending this consumer group. She advised quez Velazquez said the govern­ Patient care “ is the next fiscal year in these categories for cardholders to pay off their NO TIME FLAT, ment would extend the curfew, Tap • Ballet • Pointe • Pre-Ballet WASHINGTON - State and frontier” for state spending on the states overall more than high-rate cards with a cash Paper recycling due in D.C. Jazz and Acrobatics local governments face increas­ AIDS, especially with new go­ doubled from last year. advance from a low-rate card. the first in Colombia in 19 years, “ wherever it is required to Kinder Dance for 3-4 year olds. ingly difficult budget choices as vernment recommendations en­ Besides New York, California The new rules apply to bank WASHINGTON (AP) - The the growing AIDS epidemic si­ cards, such as Visa, MasterCard metal recycling programs by tions, but will be encouraged to prevent terrorism.” ★ Family and Multiple Class Rates couraging early intervention with and Florida, the states spending capital paper chase begins in 1994, Hamilton said. He said Medellin, a city of 2 phons more of their resources, expensive drug therapies and more than they received in Certificate Annual A nnual pool their paper resources with ★ Special Emphasis on Dance for Boys and earnest Oct. 1. A set of proposed rules stipu­ small businesses nearby. million, had “ become a center of according to a privately financed patient follow-up, the survey federal funds this year are: HALL FOR RENT of Deposit R ate% Yield % In a city where photocopying lates that most city residents will To help make the adjustment to perturbation.” You ng M en survey. said. Connecticut, Massachusetts, For parties, showers, receptions, and paper-pushing have been have their newspapers collected recycling easier, Hamilton’s of­ The U.S. Embassy gave no ★ Adult Tap and Jazz Classes Most states continue to rely Currently, 64 percent of all Minnesota, Rhode Island, South meetings. Complete kitrhen facilities. elevated to art forms, recycling is on the same day that trash is fice has produced an information reason for ordering the depend­ ★ Classes for all ages and ability levels from heavily on federal money to non-Medicaid funds for AIDS- Carolina and Washington. 4 Month about to become the norm. support AIDS programs, but nine Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire: picked up, while businesses and sheet — printed on recycled ents of its staff to leave, but it was 3 years old to professionals related patient care come from Eight states are relying solely 8 . 4 0 8 . 7 6 “ Newspaper and office paper, government offices will be re­ paper — that will be sent to city clearly related to the Colombian — including New York, California state coffers, the survey said. on federal funds for AIDS activi­ Lithuanian Hali we can produce that in great quired to hire private haulers to residents and businesses. campaign against drug traf­ 'Registration Information and Florida — are spending more In a related development, 14 ties: Idaho, Iowa, Montana, 24 QOLWAY STREET of their own funds this year than numbers,” said Tara Hamilton, a take away their newspapers and Residents violating the regula­ fickers and plans to extradite Register at the Studio Wed, Thurs & Fri, activist organizations wrote Bur­ North Dakota, South Dakota, MANCHESTER 9 M onth spokeswoman for the city’s pub­ they are getting in federal grants. Vermont, West Virginia and CaN bafora 8 P.M. office papers. tions can be fined $25, while some suspects to the United Sept. 13, 14 & 15 from 2 until 7 PM and Sat roughs Wellcome Co. on Wednes­ Phone 643-0618 8 . 3 5 8 . 7 1 lic works department. ” We read a Additionally, states further Condominiums and coopera­ condominium groups and cooper­ States. Sept. 16 from 10 AM until 2 PM day to ask for a reduction in the Wyoming. lot of newspapers, we write a lot tive apartment groups, which pay The extradition of one suspect, down in the ranking of cumula­ price of AZT, sold only by the ative apartment organizations Or Register by phone any time... 1 Year of memos, we prepare a lot of for private trash collection, will can be penalized between $100 reputed Medellin cartel finance tive AIDS cases are increasing North Carolina-based drug reports.” Telephone 742-9766 (studio) 742-6886 (residence) their spending to battle the manufacturer. 8 . 3 5 8 . 7 1 be allowed to ask the city to pick and $400. chief Eduardo Martinez Romero, WE DELIVER ASPHALT REPAIR In fact, the city estimates that up newspapers. was considered imminent. Mr. Risley is certified to teach by test through the Dance Masters of America. disease by 10-fold or more, said The letter said that the $8,000 For Home Delivery, Call In recent years, construction of Renew your old cracked 53 percent of the approximately The rules, which will be re­ new office buildings and the An embassy spokesman, Peter He is a past president of the Dance Teachers Ciub of Connecticut (Chapter IS the survey by the AIDS Policy annual cost per patient of AZT Rates effective through Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1989, Mini­ 740,000 tons of trash collected of the Dance Masters) and recently completed a two year term as a National Center at the George Washington and broken driveway with viewed by the City Council in the conversion of single-family Samson, said in a telephone Director of the Dance Masters of America. will make it difficult to persuade 647-9946 mum CD deposits; Less than one year, $2,500; one year each year is paper. University, Congress to renew a program a "Macadam" top-coat. We next three weeks, allow busi­ homes to condominiums and interview: “ U.S. Embassy de­ Member Greater Wiilimantic Chamber of Commerce Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 and longer, $250. Interest compounded daily. Annual The new recycling law will nesses to apply for exemptions. pendents have been ordered to “ AIDS is going to increase the that subsidizes the cost of the can relevel the surface, apartments have contributed to a apply layers of hot liquid yield assumes principal and interest remain on deposit require office workers, govern­ However, Hamilton cautioned growth in Washington’s trash leave Colombia in the next few budgetary tradeoffs the states medicine for patients who cannot ment employees and residents to that small stores and offices, days. That’s all I can tell you.” must make,” said Mona J. Rowe, afford it. asphalt and cover with at the current rate for one year. Substantial penalty for rate, Hamilton said. Blue Chip, Brown, Dark separate paper from the rest of rather than paper-producing In 1981, according to district Because of the recurring vio­ CHANG JIANG who helped conduct the survey Kathy Bartlett, a Burroughs early withdrawal. their garbage. monsters such as the federal lence in Colombia, the embassy paid for by the American Founda­ Wellcome spokeswoman, said the POOL Gray, or Coral Pink stone. figures, the city collected 450,000 Our “ Estate Finish" I’i-uplv YOU am atuni on. “ Not to be melodramatic, but government, are far more likely tons of trash. Last year, that already had a policy of not Chinese Restaurants tion for AIDS Research. letter springs from “a failure to it’s going to change the way we to avoid having to recycle. allowing dependents under the In fiscal year 1989, states spent recognize how pharmaceutical driveway eliminates figure swelled to 740,000 tons, and 822-824 M A IN ST R E E T driveway sealing forever. live,” Hamilton said Wednesday. “ There are some businesses Hamilton estimated that without age of 18 but had permitted older about $495 million in non- companies operate.” PROBLEM? fTfeCHAMICS “ Over the next five years, we are that are so small, use so little recycling, the city would be children, spouses, parents and MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040V Medicaid funds on AIDS educa­ “ It is marketed drugs that help tion. prevention, testing, care, Sai it tgs Bat ik all going to have to change our paper, that it doesn’t make sense producing 1 million tons of trash a other adult dependents. Tel.; (203) 649-9914 • 649-6628 pay for all of your research.” she definition of what we call trash.” for them to enter into a contract to year by 2002. The embassy order would research and other related said. Costs for development, While the rules governing have paper hauled away,” Ha­ apply to up to 50 relatives o f activities. marketing and reseaich, she 742-7308 MANCHESTER OFFICE, 341 Broad Street, 241-2959 The district, which has no OPENING SOON paper recycling go into effect Oct. milton said. landfill, must pay to cart its trash Embassy staffers, a source said. Of the total, states contributed added, “ are very, very high. ” 564-5605 Hours: Mon.-Wed. 9-3, Thurs. 9-5, Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-12 I, the city has an ambitious plan It also recommended that U.S. $252 million from their own She said Burroughs Wellcome mm However, shesaid most of those to neighboring Maryland and OUR 2ND LOCATION (800) 231-1179 to begin glass, aluminum and business won’t receive exemp­ students leave Colombia. 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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - enacted earlier this year by South pany is studying the list of states Alabama is banning hazardous Carolina. and will decide later whether to waste shipments from 22 states Tucker Eskew, an aide to South take legal action. biding his time for a while and the District of Columbia to Carolina Gov. Carroll Campbell, keep the state “from becoming applauded the move and said the According to figures compiled by state environmental officials, By Ruth Sinai of Representatives. cracy,” he said. the waste dump of the nation,” two states are aiming for “a The Associated Press Gov. Guy Hunt said. Alabama ranks fourth in the Jackson wants Washington to He reels off statistics. Alaska, regional approach which ensures become the 51st or 52nd state, Wyoming, Delaware, Vermont A representative of the hazard­ reciprocity and fair burden shar­ amount of hazardous waste it WASHINGTON - Jesse Jack- ous waste industry said his group ing” in waste disposal. collects from other states, and depending on whether Puerto and North Dakota have smaller second in net intake, which son is relaxed. One of Washing­ Rico votes for statehood when a populations than Washington’s plans to challenge the ban — the Richard Fortune, executive ton’s newest residents, he is plebiscite is held there in 1991. 650,000, who pay federal taxes second of its type in the country — director of the Hazardous Waste deducts waste shipped out of the biding his time. Gone for the y t - in court. state. Indiana ranks first in both “Congress is an occupying like everyone else. Treatment Council in Washing­ moment is the fiery preacher of power. It can appropriate land, “This is taxation without re­ ton, said the lobbying group has categories. the campaign trail, but the On Tuesday, the Alabama made overturning the two states’ Mrs. Robertson predicted the restrict the budget. The mayor is presentation. Even Beijing and ban could reduce Emelle’s waste provocative language remains. under occupation. He has no Moscow are represented in their Department of Environmental laws a top priority. He said the His voice low, wearing blue Management identified states state laws violate federal inter­ by 50,000 to 100,000 tons for the ability to influence Congress legislatures,” Jackson said. rest of the year. Without the ban, jeans and boots, the two-time except through sympathy, and With an area of 68.25 square that would be affected by a law state commerce statutes and will when there’s none of that...” miles, the district would be less enacted in May. It bars states cause a shortage of hazardous the department had predicted presidential candidate dodges that the landfill would receive questions about his political fu­ There is very little sympathy in than one-tenth the size of Rhode from sending hazardous waste to waste sites nationally. Island, by far the smallest of the Alabama if they don’t have some “It is virtually certain we will 700,000 tons of waste this year, up ture, especially about talk that he Congress for Jackson’s old friend from 550,000 tons last year. will run for mayor of Washington from the days of their 1960s civil 50 states. means of disposal within their challenge one. The only question next year. own borders or if they don’t have is whether we will challenge Officials from Alabama and rights marches. Mayor Marion Jackson shrugs that off. State­ seven other Southeastern states Jackson has moved his home Barry. hood for the predominantly black a cooperative agreement with both,” he said. The three-term mayor has been Alabama. Mrs. Robertson said Alaba­ will meet Thursday in Atlanta to and office from to the district will open the Senate to discuss ways to dispose of hazard­ capital, but that’s as far as he’ll dogged by questions about his black Americans who are not “The intent of this legislation ma’s ban would affect only the behavior. He has been questioned was to force states to accept hazardous waste landfill at ous wastes over the next 20 years. commit himself publicly. “It’s currently represented in the Mrs. Robertson said the ban not an appropriate time to about his association with a man chamber, he said. responsibility for the hazardous Emelle, the nation’s largest. The later convicted of selling drugs. waste they generate. In the past, law leaves it up to the landfill “could be used as a negotiating discuss” a mayoral bid. he says Would he like to be Senator tool” to get the other states to But he drops tantalizing hints. And two of his top aides have been Jackson, or maybe Governor it has seemed Alabama was the operator. Chemical Waste Man­ convicted of stealing from the path of least responsibility,” said agement, to stop shipments from handle their share of waste. “I’m not interested in being a Jackson? Sue Robertson, chief of the the banned states, she said. South Carolina is the only other mayor under occupation. That’s city. “That’s not the issue here,” he department’s land division. Chemical Waste spokesman Southeast state with a hazardous not very attractive,” he said. Washington’s record drug- said. Alabama’s ban is similar toone Chris Grimshawe said the com­ waste landfill. Does that mean he won’t run for related killings, its high infant mayor? “There’s no race in mortality rate and the city’s Jackson, who has never held 1989,” is the answer. budget deficit have prompted public office, has said he will not Jackson calls Washington “the Congress to commission a critical challenge Barry, but political cradle of democracy and the last study of the capital’s manage­ observers suggest the belea­ domestic U.S. colony.” ment. Rather than elevating it to guered mayor may step down What he means is that the statehood, it has been suggested some time next year and leave District of Columbia is a city that the mayor be replaced by a Jackson a virtually clear field. controlled by Congress. Although less-powerful city manager. That, in turn, couid preclude a district residents can vote for Jackson is appalled. “Resi­ third bid by Jackson for the president, they have only one dents of Washington must be Democratic Party’s presidential nonvoting delegate in the House made full partners in demo­ nomination in 1992. GRIFFITH ACADEMY OF DANCE Suit alleges loss of dimples Classes in Rockville Friday Afternoons NEW YORK (AP) - You might said: “I have a specific look However, Smith said Conroy Colleen Griffith, teacher of teachers, will not know actor Laurence Conroy which is all-American, perky ... a was told before the operation that by name, but he bets you knew his genuine trustable person who there was no guarantee how the be conducting classes in PRE-SCHOOL, Doug has a large selection of dimpies until a plastic surgeon sells.” tightening of his jowls would smoothed one away and, so he affect his dimples. TAP, BALLET, IRISH STEPDANCING. the latest back to school styles says, killed his livelihood. The Daily News reported Con­ According to the suit, Conroy Griffith students have won numerous roy sued for $5 million; the New won one job for about every six Discover Doug’s Low, Low Prices In a iawsuit made known York Post said $10 million. auditions he made before he was awards for dance in all fields of competi­ Tuesday in State Supreme Court Conroy said that before con­ operated on Oct, 20, 1983. After tion. Miss Griffith is the recipient of the in Manhattan, Conroy said his the operation, he said he won only earnings as an actor in commer­ senting to surgery, he told Dr. James Smith how important his one job for every 50 auditions. Outstanding Arts Educator Award given The Associated Press cials dropped more than two- In 1982 Conroy said he made as thirds after a 1983 facelift erased dimples were to his appearances by the National Foundation for Advance­ FRESH MILK — Serena Chan of New youngsters who won trips in ads for Irish Spring soap, Bob’s much as $56,000; two years later 25% OFF his left dimple. his earnings plunged to $16,731. York City gets a glass of milk straight to the fair as prizes in a poster contest on Big Boy restaurants, Hathaway ment in the Arts. how food and agriculture affects their “The secret of his success was shirts, the Belmont Racetrack Conroy sued in 1984, but the from the source Tuesday at the New All Long Sleeve Shirts his dimples, his Irish-American and Dellwood Milk, among oth­ case came to light Tuesday when York State Fair. Chan was among 14 lives. dimply smile,” said Robert Har­ ers. He said Smith assured him Justice Stanley Sklar ruled the INFORMATION 529-0336 872-3781 ley. Conroy’s lawyer. the operation would leave his actor could add breach of con­ 25% OFF .lL A'’*’ In court papers Conroy. 59, dimples intact. tract to his suit. Classes start Sept. 15th It’s fish 14, president 0 ■ tS V All Bugle Boy & Cotier KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine ity, he could barely contain his When reporters came upon him (AP) — The vacation was 14 days envy. later at the golf course, the Denim & Canvas Pants old and the standings were: Fish “Eighteen pound bluefish?” he president also took the cheery Waist Sizes 28-38 ( 3 t l e r 14, President Bush 0. The presi­ repeated several times. “Out tack. PEOPLE WHO k n o w FALL dential patience appeared to be there with us? There’s no justice “We did it today,” he said. know there's a certain magic ■ wearing thin. here. That’s just not fair.” But when asked if “we” meant I ml M ■ ■ ■ ■ Sure he was worried about the Meanwhile, word was spread­ he too had caught a fish, he SHOP EARLY FOR BEST about Classified Advertising. 643-2711 drug lords in Colombia and the ing fast about the fishless quipped, “I was so busy trying to SELECTION SPECIAL civil war in Lebanon. But the vacation. make General Scowcroft feel at other thing bugging Bush as he The Portland Press Herald home there ... we did well today.” SALE IN EFFECT WHILE SUPPLY LASTS relaxed on the coast of Maine was came out with a front page By the time Scowcroft finished why the heck couldn’t he catch a graphic called Fish Watch, feat­ beating his boss at golf, a game •Offer not good with any fish. uring a picture of a circled fish Bush has vowed to improve on other discount offer TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL NEW YIEAR Despite daily excursions in his with a line drawn across it and the this vacation. 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Evangelist Billy Graham, He canceled an afternoon of Bush’s weekend house guest, told SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th, 1989 - 10A.M. to 4P.M. golf Sunday in favor of a fishing a local church congregation the jaunt, and on Monday morning president took him along on a Rain or Shine decided to forgo his 6:30 a.m. jog fishing trip as a Jonah, a ADMISSION, ADULT $2.00 to try again. reference to the biblical figure On the advice of longtime who was swallowed by a whale. fishing buddy Bob Boilard the The president laughed and REFRESHMENTS ALL DAY president even ordered the Secret nodded when a reporter asked if Sei vice to keep extraneous boats, he would have Graham bless his We've 100 DEALERS - FREE PARKING! including the small flotilla of fishing rods. press chase boats, 500 feet away Bush has previously espoused a on the theory that the vessels philosophical viewpoint on fish- • might be scaring off the fish. free vacations, saying the fun was Still no luck. more in the fishing than the Got You Bush tried not to show dismay, catching. and Barbara Bush claimed the But this trip, the situation R A IS IM a SYLVAN W ILU president wasn’t bothered a bit. seemed a bit much to take. .Sylvan Learning Centers are a group ot But there were signs it was By Monday both the president YOUR ___ getting to be something of a sore dnd his staff were trying to put the neighborhood educational centers,otter­ Covered! ing e\ er\lhing from reading and subject. best face on his bad luck streak. 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Aug 31, 1989 iBanrltrstrr 'rirralJi 30*Day Precipitation Outlook Japanese, German ads Section 3, Page 15 Spending, income rise, Thursday, Aug. 31, 1989 A skipping war issues SPORTS A showing strong growth V/' -X issues of the magazines, said NEW YORK (AP) — Japanese spokesmen for the magazines. WASHINGTON (AP) - Per­ the economy, and in particular ' ^ 7 and We.st German companies the consumer sector, is not as BELOW “The net of it was that we did sonal incomes rose a healthy 0.7 , - that ordinarily advertise in lose some business," Time spo­ percent in July, the best gain in weak as earlier feared. NOftMAL weekly U.S. news magazines Last month, the government kesman Brian Brown said. Facchini set for 2nd season four months, while consumer apparently don't want their pro­ Spokesmen for Japan s Toyota spending climbed at its fastest reported that consumer spend­ ducts associated with memories Jim Tierney ing. after removing the effects of Motor Corp., Nissan Motor Co. pace in three months, the govern­ of blitzkriegs, gas chambers and Ltd s Infiniti division and Honda ment has reported. inflation, had declined in both death marches. days later ran spring practice. We Motor Co. Ltd.'s Acura division, -V .J r Bv Len Auster The Commerce Department May and June. But in today’s .ABOVE Time magazine and U.S. News ^ kind of winged it,” Facchini recalls. report, the inflation-adjusted fig­ which frequently advertise in the Manchester Herald said that consumer spending rose & World Report said Tuesday that magazines, said Tuesday that "Things are definitely a lot 0.7 percent in July. It was the best ures were revised upward to show some advertisers pulled ads out /# smoother this time organizational- modest increases of 0.1 percent in their absence from the World War A year ago may have been the gain since a 1.2 percent rise in of their special issues on the 50th II editions had nothing to do with toughest in Leo Facchini’s life, wise and expectation-wise in termis April and followed a much both May and June. Septefnbef 1969 anniversary of the outbreak of Facchini, 34. was named as the of what the kids can expect from us u the magazines’ contents. weaker 0.2 percent June On Tuesday, the government World War II. head football coach at East Catholic and what we expect from them, significantly revised upward its 30-Day Temperature Outlook Newsweeklies often notify ad­ increase. Time and U.S. News declined to vertisers when they plan articles High School on May 21, 1988 "That was evident by spring estimate of total economic \ / The 0.7 percent rise in personal identify the advertisers. But the that might embarrass them. For Life goes on succeeding Jude Kelly. The latter in practice this year which ran 100 growth, showing that the gross NORMAL World War II issues were noticea­ percent smoother.” incomes followed a 0.5 percent national product was growing at a example, if a magazine is running nine years with the Eagles compiled June increase and was the fastest \ / bly lacking in ads from Japanese a 61-33-2 mark including back-to What set East off on the wrong foot healthy annual rate of 2.7 percent SBELOW a cover story on alcoholism it advance since a 1 percent in­ companies, which are heavy would warn liquor companies. back state championship cam­ a year ago was its opener, also in the April-June quarter instead advertisers in the magazines. for UConn against New London. The Eagles crease in March. of the anemic 1.7 percent GNP “We make it very clear that the paigns in 1986 and '87 and three in 4 ^ The statistics on Americans' yNOBMAL Newsweek magazine, whose story is going to run in any case, all. bowed. 7-6. and never did recover. income growth and spending rate originally reported. Most of special war coverage was limited “The kids possibly lostconfidence in (a b o v e and I think that speaks well for It was a tough act to follow, habits provided fresh evidence that revision stemmed from the to slightly more than two pages of themselves (from the opener).” fact that the rate of consumer ^NORMAL editorial integrity,” Brown said. soccer team something like trying to replace that the economy is not in danger book reviews in its Sept. 4 issue, U.S. News has a similar policy, John Wooden at UCLA. Facchini recalls. “We did every­ spending was doubled from what had a normal amount of advertis­ thing but deliver a knockout punch. of toppling into a recession. The the government originally spokeswoman Beth Kseniak said. It was an act that was not report showed that consumer ing from Japanese companies in STORRS — Life without three-time All-America duplicated, with the Eagles strug­ We did everything but put them spending, which accounts for estimated. ABOVE the issue. away. It was our own fault.” Today's report showed that World War II began Sept. 1, forward Dan Donigan has been a dreadful thought gling through a 2-8 campaign in two-thirds of alt economic activ­ West German companies do not for fans of the University of Connecticut men’s which they lost three games by a By the time Facchini and com­ ity, is being bolstered by healthy consumer spending continued advertise every week in any of the 1939, when Germany invaded pany got things in gear, and the strong going into the first month Poland. Britain and France de­ soccer team, as it prepares to embark on its 1989 touchdown or less. Now, heading gains in income. magazines, so it is difficult to season Friday night at South Florida. into the second season that kicks off players normal doubts about their Just a month ago, economists of the July-September quarter. determine whether any had clared war on Germany two days new bosses were set aside, the Many economists have been busy Donigan. a soccer magician on the field, is now on Sept. 16 against New London, were not as certain about the I pulled ads. later. The United States entered Facchini feels he and the team will season was half over. “After the revising upward their estimates I \ Some of the ads that were after being attacked by Japan on property of the Boston Bolts of the American Notre Dame game, things .started to state of the economy. However, a Sepiwibe* 1989 Soccer League. Donigan finished his career fifth on be better off, string of government statistics for over.all economic growth this pulled were switched to other Dec. 7, 1941. “I feel a lot more comfortable and go the other way. The last half of the since that time have shown that year. the all-time point list (35 goals, 40 assists) and confident having been here a year.” year we did a lot of good things. second in assists. He won the 198R Adidas Adi Facchini. sitting in the football Maybe we just couldn’t overcome Das.slar National Senior Player-of-the-Year award. office, said. “I think the publicity the slide we had taken in the first A year ago, UConn qualified for the NCAA surrounding the winning streak five games. Tournament an uncanny 15th time in 17 years, a (stale high 16 in a row heading into “We had the talent last year to win clear testament to the successful program under 1988) and the championships may more than two football games. I’ll 21-year Husky coach Joe Morrone. have become the focal point last put the blame on myself being a Morrone annually presents an extremely fit — all year. first-year coach and also the transi­ BACK TO SCHOOL AUOlO BLOWOUTI UConn soccer players must break 11:30 for two “Not intentionally, but maybe the tion period took longer than I Reginald PInto/Mancheslef Herald miles in preseason workouts — well-drilled group kids were more concerned with the envisioned it would” which contests every match to the bitter end. winning streak and state champion­ Facchini is ready to move forward NEW YEAR — Leo Facchini is looking forward to his second As for Donigan’s tremendous void. Morrone said, ships than playing football as a this year “The reality of life is the season at East Catholic. “Danny had that unique quality...you don’t replace cohesive unit.” boll doesn’t always bounce your way a guy like that often.” Has Facchini thought of the 1988 and we found out a number of times SAVE ON ALL CAR AUDIO! This year’s UConn contingent has already done season? “Every time I look at the last year it wasn’t bouncing our way. than the newspapers” won’t guarantee we’ll be winners, films.” the powerfully built Fac­ Most people this year will have a Facchini and his staff worked but we’ll be a sound football team.” something all of Donigan’s teams never did — hard in the winter months, attending Facchini says. "The long-term goal defeat Seton Hall. Although the Huskies’ 3-2 win chini answers. “Hindsight is 20-20. wait and see attitude I’d rather You know — woulda. coulda. have it that way. Some kids felt they clinics. He spent considerable time is to establish my own fundamen­ SHOW US YOUR COLLEGE I.D. over the three-time defending Big East with the staff at the Coast Guard tally sound football program and we Tournament champion was an exhibition game, it shoulda...” had let down so many people Preparation has gone a lot because the win streak ended. I feel Academy. do the best we can for the kids. The sent a distinct, revealing message that UConn we’ll be able to concentrate and “It (Coast Guard) runs one of the day I don't do what’sbest forthekids AND GET FREE INSTALLATION* soccer will continue to prosper in the post-Donigan smoother than a year ago. “I was hired on May 23 (May 21) and 10 worry moie about our expectations best wishbones in Division III. It is the day I get out ” era. ON ANY CAR STEREO PURCHASED! “I think they had a little vendetta since we’ve beaten them twice in the Big East final,” Seton Hall Irishman Pat O’Kelly said. “They proved it today They deserved to win” CAR STEREO Junior Brian Parker, who scored nine goals and Bosox can’t SPEAKERS dished out six assists last year, is the top returning offensive threat for the Huskies. Sophomore Rob ^rwoNianj. Lindell, who will sit out Friday’s opener due to a r ; YT-' M red card violation in last year’s NCAA Tournament -N ■ do anything in n ~t „ loss to Boston University, scored six goals with luu i'.3i rsnr=nr*nn seven assists a year ago. k , J Junior newcomer Danny Sanchez, a junior college transfer from Mesa Community College in with Abbott Arizona and the first JUCO transfer in UConn “I soccer history, should help fill some of the Donigan Bv Dave O’Hara AUDIO VOX — AM /FM CASSETTE FF, Stereo, Local, Switch » 59 n i 9 * 15** void around the net. Sanchez has already proven he The Associated Press SHERWOOD — DIGITAL AM /FM CASSETTE Sep Bass & Treble, FF, Fader PiflNFFR__5'A DUAL CONE SPEAKER SYSTEM goes to goal with a purpose and is extremely $ 3900 BOSTON — Most of the 34,000 fans arrived at JVC - DIGITAL AM/FM CASSETTE Auto-Rev, Sep Bass & Treble, Clock, Fader *159 AUDIO VOX - 4" FULL RANGE SWIVEL MOUNT STEREO SPEAKER SYSTEM dangerous. During his junior year in high school. $ 4900 Sanchez scored 36 goals in just 14 matches. Fenway Park to cheer the Boston Red Sox. SHERWOOD — PULLOUT DIGITAL AM /FM CASSETTE Sep Bass & Treble, Metal *169 PANASONIC — 4" DUAL CONE 40 WATT SPEAKER SYSTEM $ 9900 Freshman Jay Rensink, a high school first-team Before leaving, they gave rookie left-hander Jim All-America selection, will see plenty of action up Abbott of the California Angels a couple of standing PIONEER — DIGITAL AM /FM CASSETTE Auto-Rev, Sep Bass & Treble. 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Metal, Clock *349 PYIF - 6x9 COXIAL SPEAKER SYSTEM - 130 W A m “I’d like to go in there with a roar and go out with with a 4-0 victory. a roar” the speedy Anderson said of the impending “Not too much you can do about that one.” Boston campaign. Manager Joe Morgan said. “We were hogtiedall the EQUALIZER/AMPLIFIERS Wethersfield sophomore Chris Albrecht, way. He didn’t appear to be throwing too good in the unquestionably the biggest surprise of last year’s beginning, but all of a sudden he began popping the CELLULAR PHONES team at sweeper, has been moved to stopper and ball. He probably hit 90 (mph) a few times” should continue his defensive prowess. Sophomore Abbott, 11-9 and the only pitcher with two Vince Jajuga, switched from midfield to sweeper, complete games against Boston this year, struck R A D A IN T — is the current surprise. Jajuga, who came out of out seven and walked four in going the distance for by A N T E L high school with lofty acclaim, experienced a the third time in 24 major league starts dismal freshman year. T h « Associated Press “He did a good job.” California Manager Doug FULL FEATURED Now, Jajuga has blossomed into one of the field Rader said. “He got the hall over, he challenged B A G G E D — T w o fans wearing George security men from the upper deck of PHONE leaders on the team. hitters. He came from behind in the count. He did Irishman Ed Kelly, former Seton Hall coach and Must Go" on their T shins and paper Yankee Stadium during the Yankees win everything he had to do to win” AUDIO VOX - 7 BAND EQUALIZER 40 Watts Hands Free, Full 3 Watt, All Cellular now in his second year at Boston College, was in bags on their head are escorted by over the Oakland A s Wednesday night. Although he had been struggling with a 1-3 record AUDIO VOX — 70 WATT AMPLIFIER Speed Dialing, Scratch attendance for the Seton Hall-UConn exhibition and and a 7.61 earned run average in five previous starts Phones with in August, Abbott was a little under the gun in taking Pad Memory! was thoroughly impressed with the Huskies. CLARION — 5 BAND PASSIVE EQUALIZER *399 Actavatlon “They were very impressive,” the Dublin native the mound. SHERWOOD — 7 BAND EQUALIZER WITH 50 WATTS OF PQWE onlyl See said. "Their work on and off the ball was “This was a good win for all of us” he said, ROADSTAR — tremendous. They’re going to be a tough team to Yankees, for one game, referring to Boston’s 30 hits and 21 runs in a SANYO — 4 CHANNEL BO WATT AMPLIFIER salesman for| play against. They could be tougher than they were doubleheader sweep Tuesday night "We felt we had TRANSPORTABLE to come back and get a win” details before.” MEI - 150 WATT AMPIFIER Full 3 Watt, Speed So the young pitcher with a deformed right hand With only two seniors — co-captains Bill went out and handcuffed the Red Sox. who had HIFONICS — 100 WATT AMPIFIER WITH .OZ THD. MADE IN USA Dialing, Lots More Lawrence and Kevin O’Hara — along with 12 are better than the A’s *499 outscored opponents 62-24 in their nine-game freshmen, a rebuilding year may have been in winning streak. order The Huskies obviously have other plans. Bv Ben Walker and drove in four runs. He went 15th. put the Yankees ahead 6-5 in “They’re a very, very good hitting team, but Life goes on after Dan Donigan. The Associated Press 8-for-15 with three home runs and the sixth. Randy Velarde hit an maybe they were a little tired from running the 10 RBIs in the three-game series, RBI single later in the inning and bases last night.” said Abbott. “They hit some balls Jim Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester NEW YORK - For one game. which began with Oakland win­ had another run-scoring single in hard, but some were right at people and there were a RADAR DETECTORS Herald. Steve Balboni was just as good as ning 7-3 and then 19-5. the eighth. couple of double plays that helped” AUTO ALARMS Jose Canseco and the New York “We all hit the ball hard. But “I wish they had started Phelps Abbott retired Mike Greenwell on a line drive to Yankees were better than the tonight we hit the ball at people, instead of the other guy,” Oak­ left with a runner on third to end the first inning. 1 Oakland Athletics. Anything is and that made if frustrating,” land manager Tony La Russa Then, after two walks and anerror loaded thebases possible in the never-never land Canseco said. “Wehave to get our said. with two out in the third, he struck out Greenwell. of the Bronx, but who didn’t know offense going, and maybe we’re Moore, 16-8, lost for the third “The Greenwell strikeout was a big one coming so McEnroe among that? starting to do that” time in 11 decisions. He gave up early in the game.” Abbott said. "Then I fell more The Yankees finished their The Athletics had their three- seven runs, six of them earned, on confident as I went along," t h u g -bug ^ losingest month since 1919 with a game winning streak stopped and nine hits in six innings and fell to Abbot said he has been struggling “but the team victims at Open victory, ending a six-game skid their lead in the American 3-8 lifetime against New York. has been patient with me” REMOTE AUTO-ALARM $ 1 Q Q by beating Oakland 8-5 Wednes­ League West trimmed to two Canseco’s three-run homer, his “The main key for me is to throw strikes” he said. Bv Barry Wllner day night. games by California. Oakland 10th in 40 games this year, made it “When I do that. I’m confident I can win” Shock Protection, Door Entry, 120 DB Siren, 1 Transmitter, Lifetime Warranty! 3-all in the third His RBI double B.E.L. - 2 BAND DETECTOR - VISOR MOUNT The Associated Press Balboni, given a surprise start had won the first five games at The Angels gave Abbot all the cushion he needed instead of the left-handed Ken Yankee Stadium, but failed to get put Oakland ahead 5-3 in the fifth in the fourth, scoring three runs off Boston starter THUG-BUG NEW YORK — Boris Becker used pluck and luck Phelps against a righty pitcher, its first season sweep in New against Eric Plunk, 5-4, John Dopson, 9-6 B.E.L. - REMOTE 2 BAND DETECTOR - THIN MOUNT to survive in the U.S. Open. John McEnroe and Mats ended an O-for-13 slump by York. Plunk was drafted by the Chili Davis began the decisive rally with a single FULL LOADED REMOTE AUTO-ALARM ^ ^ $ 9 0 0 Wilander weren’t as fierce or fortunate. homering and driving in four runs The Yankees, who did not win Yankees in 1981, traded to Oak­ tocenterand Brian Downing walked. Lance Parrish land in 1984 in a multi-player deal Door Entry, Shock Protection, Ingition Kill, Light Flash, Valet Switch, 2 Transmitters w B.E.L - 3 BAND DETECTOR - XK. AND NEW PHOTO BAND KA Becker saved two match points in the fourth set — off Mike Moore. consecutive games in August, lost struck out, but Jack Howell grounded a single to INCLUDES 3 MOUNTS A 2 CORDS one on a net cord that was the turning point of the "I thought it was a mistake 21 games this month. That is for Rickey Henderson and sent right, scoring Davis, and Kent Anderson followed INSTALLED second-round match — then dug down in the fifth to when I saw my name in the second-most in team history, tied back to the Yankees on June 21 in with a two-run double down the left-field line. beat Derrick Rostagno 1-6, 6-7 (1-7), 6-3, 7-6 (8-6), lineup,” said Balboni, who ho- with July 1919. The team record another big swap for Henderson. The Angels added a run in the eighth when 6 3 mered once in the past against for defeats in a month is 24, set in Plunk made his second start in Anderson followed a walk to Parrish with a double Wilander, the defending champion who won three Moore. “I guess it wasn’t.” July 1908. 45 games this season and allowed and Parrish came home on a throwing error by right majors in 1988 and none this year, didn’t make it to Phelps won’t be in the Yankees’ “We were due to catch some five runs, four of them earned, in fielder Kevin Romine. midnight, losing 5-7, 6-3, 1-6, 6-1, 6-4 to 18-year-old lineup again. After the game, he breaks and tonight we did,” said six innings, With the victory. California moved back to within HOURS Californian Pete Sampras. got traded to Oakland for a minor Manager Bucky Dent, now 3-11 “There was incentive coming two games of Oakland in the AL West Boston CONNECTION MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 10-7 INSTANT FINANCING And McEnroe, the four-time Open winner in the leaguer. with the Yankees. “I had a good in because I was pitching against dropped five games behind Baltimore in the AL midst of an outstanding comeback, could not hang “There’s a .50-50 chance we feeling about Steve. He’s been them, sure," Plunk said. “I knew East. 421 MAIN STREET THURSDAY - FRIDAY 10-8 UP TO $1500 on against a player he’d never seen and knew might make another trade before swinging the bat real well in a little bit about these guys” The two teams wind up the series tonight with SATURDAY 10-5 nothing about. Friday night,” Yankees general batting practice the last couple of Lance McCullers finished with one-time 'Vermont hookey star Kirk McCaskill, 14-7, 647-7900 manager Bob Quinn said. days.” three hitless innings for his down to start for the Angels against Boston ace MANCHESTER, CT 06040 See McENROE, page 16 Canseco, like Balboni, homered Balboni’s three-run homer, his second save. Roger Clemens, 13-9. (‘Installation Kits & Speakers Extra) MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 31, 19B9 — 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 31, 19B9 Fernandez figures in IN BRIEF Rice quiets his critics on, off fieid By Rick Warner Celtics are being sued The Associated Press BOSTON — The Boston Celtics are being as Mets sweep up EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Tony Rice has sued by the Yugoslavian team that Dino Radja used to play for. quieted his critics, on the field and in the classroom. When he firpt came to Notre Dame. Rice was I.OS ANGELES (AP) - Sid The victory moved the Mets pitch by Ray Searage and added Radja’s Yugoslavian team filed a complaint Fernandez usually gives the New into a second-place tie with St. in U.S. district court that says the Celtics labeled a running whocouldn’t pass. five runs off Tim Crews on Last year, he ran and pas.sed the Fighting Irish to York Mets seven good innings. Louis. games behind Chicago Convinced him to renege on his deal with Club 2‘/i Howard Johnson’s RBI single and the national championship. • And more often than not. he in the . Yugoplastika, a deal that runs through 1992, McReynolds’ 18th homer in the Back in 1986, some people felt Rice didn’t even doesn’t come away with a The Mets. who outscored the and that Radja will hurt his club team seventh. It was his fourth career belong at Notre Dame because of low test, scores decision. Dodgers 12-4 in the series, took a grand slam. irreparably by staying in Boston. that forced him to sit out his fre.shman year. Since But on Wedne.sday night. Kevin 2-0 lead in the third on on Juan McReynolds had nine homers The 6-foot-lO Radja signed a one-year deal K then. Rice has gone to school year-round to keep up McReynolds hit New York's first Samuel’s opposite-field two-run and 23 RBIs in August. with the Celtics earlier this month. with his studies and stay on course for graduation. grand slam of the .season and single off rookie Ramon Mar­ The court’s clerk office said the Celtics have Next year, he expects toi receive a degree'in Fernandez won for the sixth time tinez. 3-3. Elster led off the seventh with a until Sept. 12 to respond to the complaint, which psychology. in his last seven decisions as the “ Samuel hit a fastball.” said single and was sacrificed to also .se,eks $2 million in damages. Replies to the "I guess a lot of people were wrong about Tony Mets beat the Martinez, who lasted two batters second by Fernandez. Jefferies CJeltics’ response must be filed by Sept. 19. Rice,” he said Wednesday at Giants Stadium, where Dodgers 9-3 to complete a three- into the sixth inning. “ I was walked and. one out later. John­ Notre Dame plays Virginia in the Kickoff Classic game sweep. disappointed when I had to come son singled in a run. Darryl ‘ . . t s h t c i tonight. ' Fernandez. 10-3. pitched 7 2-3 out of the game. I thought I had Strawberry walked to load the Cubs, Padres swap five "First they said I would never make it as a student innings and allowed five hits. Jeff pretty good stuff tonight.” bases and McReynolds followed h i: m a CHICAGO (AP) — The traded at Notre Dame. Then they said I would never make V Hamilton hit his 12th homer in the with a shot over the left-field pitcher . outfielder Darrin seventh to end the shutout and fence. it as a quarterback. But when they said those things, Samuel, who entered the game Jackson and a minor league player to be it just made me more determined to succeed.” Mike Marshall added a two-run in a 3-for-42 slump, had three hits. The Mets added a run in the named later to the on shot in the eighth, his 11th. Don ninth on Johnson’s RBI double, in In three years, Rice has gone from question mark Samuel came to the Mets on June Wednesday night for outfielder Marvell Wynne to exciamation point. As he enters his final season, Aase finished, allowing three 21 and was expected to provide his 36th double of the season. and infielder Luis Salazar. hits. New York entered the series in the 6-foot-1,200-pound South Carolina native is being some pop to the offense. The Cubs lead the National League Ea.st and Fernandez has lost only once in Los Angeles after being swept in touted as one of the leading contenders for the “ When I first came here. I tried are 2*/! games ahead of St. Louis. San Diego is . his last 19 starts. to do too much.” Samuel said. three games at San Diego. third in the NL West, seven games behind Notre Dame has produced seven Heisman The Aseoclated Press "It gets frustrating after “People expected me to just “ I think I’ve already had more first-place San Francisco. awhile, but there’s nothing you off-days here than I had in S'/i The Associated Press winners, more than any other school. The last was carry the ballclub. which I don’t Tim Brown in 1987. FIELD GENERALS — Notre Dame Wednesday at Giants’ Stadium. They can do about it but go out there think I could do here because years in Philadelphia,” Samuel HARD TO TAKE — John McEnroe, round match Wednesday night at the “ It would be a great honor to win it, but it’s not quarterback Tony Rice, left, and Virginia will meet in tonight’s Kickoff Classic. and pitch” said Fernandez, who there are too many big guys here. said. “ (Manager) Davey (John­ right, congratulates Paul Haarhius of U.S. Open Tennis Championships in Hornung offers advice something I worry about.” Rice said. “ I just want to had five straight no-decisions. “ I I got out of my game instead of son) told me he liked to give guys QB Shawn Moore handle a football go out and help the team win. Individual awards had trouble finding my rhythm a just going out there and doing the days off when they’re struggling, Holland after the latter upset the four sets. GREENWOOD, S.C. (AP) - If Pete Rose is don’t mean anything if the team doesn’t do well.” little bit. I was lifting my hands things I’m capable of doing.” so they can think about what they fourth-seeded McEnroe in a second- to cope during his banishment from baseball, Notre Dame is expected to do well this season “ A lot ot things have happened to us lately, but I Rice emerged as the team leader last season when over my head, and fighting it the The Mets made it 3-0 in the sixth did wrong and comeback the next he will need to surround himself with people despite losing seven projected starters or backups think we can overcome it,” Rice said. “ We had a he passed for 1,176 yards and ru.shed for 700, more whole game, and that was frus­ when Gregg Jefferies scored the day with a clear mind. I just have who believe in him. according to a famed in the last month because of injuries, rules team meeting last night and I said. ‘No matter what than any of the Notre Dame running backs. trating to me.” second of his four runs on a wild to go along with it.” athlete who went through the same kind of violations, poor grades and other problems. And he played his best against the best. McEnroe deprivation 26 years ago. happens, we’ve got to stick together.’ ” Hall of Fame running back Paul Hornung, From page 15 ’ who was suspended from the NFL for one season for betting on games, said coach Vince Lombardi played a Seahawks should emerge in AFC West “ It’s one thing if a guy plays his career. with enough big shots to advance crucial role in his case. really well. It’s harder to take if I The ball struck the tape, on Wednesday included top seeds . “ Thank God I had a man like Lombardi on Bv Barry Wllner Humphrey, a rookie coming off injuries at play as poorly as I did,” McEnroe changed direction and Rostagno Ivan Lendl and Steffi Graf. Chris my side with me and telling me what to do to get The Associated Press Alabama, for their running game and the line is said after a 6-4, 4-6. 6-3, 7-5 loss to could do nothing with it. He Evert, Martina Navratilova. Mi- • by,” Hornung said. “ He said. ‘Hornung, I don’t mediocre. Paul Haarhuis of the Nether­ returned the ball almost in chael Chang and Zina Garrison. ! want to see you, I don’t want toevenhearofyou Denver has El way, Los Angeles has Bo — well, The defen.se is worse than that. Aside from Karl lands, the 11.5th-ranked player in self-defense and it went wide. Today. Lendl, Chang, Gabriela ‘ doing anything. You stand at the foot of the half a Bo — and San Diego has McMahon. Mecklenburg at linebacker and Simon Fletcher at the world and No.3 inhiscountry. “ I was thinking. ‘If that didn’t Sabatini, Stefan Edberg, Jimmy cross until we get back in the league and then Kansas City has the league’s best secondary and a end. Denver has nothing but questions. New “ I can’t think of the last time that use up all his luck, nothing Connors and Tim Mayotte were in you’re going to be .straight from there on in ’ coach who knows how to utilize it. defensive coordinator Wade Phillips wants an I played that poorly throughout would,’ ” Rostagno said. “ He action. Hornung said that if Rose did indeed bet on But Seattle will have the AFC West title come attacking defense. He might want to attack his Si an entire match in terms of must have had the feeling nothing McEnroe seemed to be primed baseball, he deserved to get suspended. Christmas. defenders before long. getting it going.” could go wrong after that.” for a serious run at the Open title , “ I can tell you from past experience that if The Seahawks were 9-7 last year, beating Denver The Raiders, once known for their all-out assaults So McEnroe is gone. And for the first time since 1985. He ; you want to dance you’ve got to play the and the Los Angeles Raiders in the final two weeks defensively, are depending on suspect veterans with Wilander. the fifth seed who was Becker certainly recognized lost in the first round in 1986 to ; fiddler.” Hornung said. "Pete Ro.se will have a to earn the division crown It was their first title of recent injury problems and have been hit by ■ 1. 14-1 in Grand Slam five-set how lucky he was. He also knew Paul Annacone, fell to Lendl in very, very tough year. When I was suspended any kind, even though the 1988 Seahawks hardly tragedy — the death of Stacey Toran in an auto matches, is out after what he he had the fortitude to take the quarterfinals the next year in 1963, it was a big. big story. But it wasn’t half measured up to some of the past Seattle teams that accident. Free agent linebacker Otis Wilson, called a “ terrible match” against advantage of the break. and was beaten by Mark Wood- the publicity you receive today.” were playoff wild cards. linemen Howie Long and Bob Golic and defensive [ Sampras, ranked 91st. “ In a match like that, many forde in Round 2 last year. Hornung, who spoke to the Greenwood "Having that first (title) isgoing tobea bighelp.” back will carry the burden. shots sometimes go in your favor The loss to Haarhuis, the first • Touchdown Club on Monday, said he hopes quarterback said. “ We've shown people The offense is burdened by inconsistent quarter- I “ I think it was disappointing to and sometimes against it,” qualifier ever to beat McEnroe in ^ Rose “ wakes up and changes his attitude” or and ourselves we can win big games.” backing from Jay Schroeder and Steve Beuerlein, t be playing that badly,” Wilander Becker said. “ When you get a a Grand Slam event, was hard for ! his application for reinstatement after a year The Seahawks have some big-play people who and a porous line. The Atioclited Preu said. “ I lost in all of them (the shot like that on match point, it is McEnroe to swallow. off may be doomed. None of the previous 14 helped them overcome shoddy numbers, such as HE’S BACK — Bo Jackson, for half a Grand Slam events), which is quite sweet. “ I played like a poor player, to people who were banned from the game were ranking 12th in the AFC on both offense and defense The Ataoclated Press season, will return with the Los Angeles what matters. But it was worse “ When you are at two match be perfectly honest.” McEnroe rein.stated. and allowing 4.5 yards per rushing play. Krieg. Curt PREDICTION; 1, Seahawks; 2. Chiefs; 3, MATCHED — The Cardinals’ Jose nine innings Wednesday night. DeLeon the way I was playing tonight.” points in a tiebreaker and you get said. “ I just didn’t feel thatgreat. Warner, John Williams, Brian Blades and kicker Broncos; 4. Raiders; 5, Chargers. Raiders when the baseball season ends. DeLeon, left photo, and Cincinnati’s was perfect for 11 innings, but the Reds Becker would have been his­ a shot like that, it could break his Sometimes, you don’t feel great Norm Johnson were the key players on offense. tory, too. if not for that net cord. Rick Mahler matched goose eggs for won in the 12th, 2-0. spirit. I figured his spirit was not and you play well. Sometimes, Kevin Mack leads guilty Jacob Green. Paul Moyer. Bruce Scholtz and Rostagno, a 23-year-old from you play lousy, Eugene Robinson led the defense. that good at the beginning of the • CLEVELAND (AP) - Cleveland Browns Brentwood. Calif., who is ranked fifth set and I broke right away.” “ I worked myself into being No. Krieg never has been a favorite of Coach Chuck running back Kevin Mack pleaded guilty 65th. held two match points in the Rostagno couldn’t recover. 4 in the world. I had beaten Lendl Knox, but the Seahawks rarely win without him. Wedne.sday to cocaine use as part of a plea fourth-set tiebreaker against the “ I almost had it,” said Ros­ twice and Edberg twice and While Kelly Stouffer might be their future bargain which included the dismissal of three Cards not right for DeLeon world’s No. 2 player. He blew the tagno, one of the true non­ Becker the whole year. Then to quarterback, the Seahawks will rely on Krieg charges stemming from his arrest at a first one with a forehand volley conformists on the tour — he once lose a match to a guy I hadn't (second in the NFL with a 94.6 rating last year) in drug-infested street corner. that went long. traveled the circuit in a minibus. even seen play before is pretty pursuit of their first Super Bowl. IT’S 8:30 By The Associated Press Rafael Ramirez, who had seven “ Guilty,” Mack said quietly as he stood with On the second match point. “ I felt I played two solid shots on bad.” Blades had a 17-yard average for 40 receptions, RBIs on Tuesday, added three his hands folded in front of him before Rostagno pinned Becker at the the match points and he was It was great for Haarhuis. who with eight scores. All-time receiving leader Steve It didn’t take any of Whitey NL Roundup hits and scored twice. Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge baseline. He rushed toward the lucky to come up with a very big had to win three qualifying ■ Largent, back for what probably is his final year, is Herzog’s managerial genius to Scott. 18-7. had failed in four Richard J. McMonagle, whoasked if the player net for Becker’s return, ready to shot.” matches just to get into the the perfect complement to Blades and ’Tommy figure out why the St. Louis previous attempts to match his put away the biggest victory of wanted to change his innocent plea. career high of 18 victories. Seeded players who came up tournament. Kane. Cardinals didn’t beat the Cincin­ With a series of one-word responses. Mack Williams, the best fullback in the league, rushed nati Reds. After Quinones’ single in the Rick Sutcliffe. 13-11. lasted only said he understood the plea could result in a for 877 yards, caught a team-high 58 passes and “ You can’t win if you don’t get a fourth. The Reds did not get 3 1-3 innings and allowed eight sentence of up to 18 months and said he blocked for Curt Warner, who had 1.025 yards. Only run.” Herzog said. another hit until he doubled with hits and five runs. understood the charge to which he had decided Cincinnati has as balanced a backfield. Cincinnati, held to one hit over one out in the 13th off Todd Expos 5, Padres 1: Dennis Gubica workhorse for KC to plead guilty. Worrell. 2-5. Martinez pitched a six-hitter for But the line is so-so and there is little depth on 12 innings, snapped a .scoreless fie Mack, who has rushed for 2,989 yards in four offense. in the 13th on pinch-hitter Dave Rob Dibble. 8-4, pitched two his 15th victory and visiting Bv Cralo Horst last 15 games and 11 of his last 24 years with the Browns, looked straight ahead innings and struck out five forthe Montreal beat San Diego, snap­ hits have gone for extra bases. The defen.se is even thinner and getting old up Collins’ RBI single, and the Reds The Associated Press as he left the courtroom with his wife, Ava, front. The front three of Green. Jeff Bryant and Joe beat the Cardinals 2-0 despite a victory. John Franco pitched the ping the Padres’ six-game win­ AL Roundup without speaking to reporters. 13th for his 29th save. ning streak. Orioles 7, Indians 4: Phil Brad­ Nash averages 30 years of age and seems to be brilliant pitching performance by KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Mark The judge .said he would sentence Mack after slowing down. St. Louis, which stranded 16 The loss dropped the Padres Gubicza’s endurance takes ley doubled twice during a Jo.se DeLeon. receiving a probation and drug use pre­ Green will have nothing of it. Over 11 innings. DeLeon faced baserunners. left the bases seven games behind first-place Sparky Anderson back to the good and he’s really a pleasure to be seven-run first inning and Jeff Ballard won his fourth straight as sentence report. “ The thing that’s disappointing is you go through the minimum 33 batters, allowing loaded in the 10th and 12th San Francisco in the NL West, old days. around.” the Orioles spoiled the return of The NFL was taking a wait and see attitude. a season and play hard, then people write things one hit. striking out eight and innings. while the Expos moved within Gubicza stopped Anderson’s Gubicza has welcomed the Greg Swindell from the disabled about you and say you’re not any good anymore.” he walking none. “ I was throwing until my arm three games of Chicago in the Detroit Tigers on four hits over Royals move to a four-man li.st. said. “ There’s going to be a point where you’re "DeLeon and Rick Mahler was going to fall off out there,” East. seven innings Wednesday to lead rotation. Shaw, Ferry stand out The win was the fifth in six going to have to step down. I ju.st don’t think I’m at were amazing, and DeLeon can’t Dibble said, “ I didn’t care how I Martinez, 15-4. struck out eight Kansas City to a 6-1 victory as the “ Sometimes I get too strong games and ninth in the last 11 for ROSETO DEGLI ABRUZZI, Italy (AP) - that point now,” did it. but I was going to try to get and walked one for his fourth Royals picked up a game in the and I try to overpower people and pitch any better than that,” Brian Shaw .scored a game-high 28 points and Seattle needs Brian Bosworth to reach the point of out of that (12th) inning, DeLeon complete game. Ed Whitson. American League West while I overthrow,” the righthander the AL East-leading Orioles and Herzog .said. Danny Ferry added 24 to lead Messaggero stardom now. If the Boztakescharge. the Seahawks threw a tremendous game and 15-10, allowed seven hits and handing the Tigers their 11th .said. “ I throw better when I’m not kept them one game ahead of DeLeon retired Cincinnati’s Roma to the championship of a prr-season should remain in charge of this weak division. Rick Mahler threw a tremendous three runs in five innings. straight loss, their worst losing feeling so strong.” Toronto. first 10 batters before Luis tournament Wedne.sday night. Any of the four other pretenders could push the game. Either one of them should Giants 3, Phillies 2; Kelly Downs streak since 1975. Gubicza had his string of 17 Ballard, 15-6. gave up six hits in Quinones’ one-out, line-drive sin­ Shaw, formerly of the Boston Celtics, and Seahawks, with Kansas City having the most have got a win.” won for the first time since April Gubicza, 13-10, leads the Amer­ consecutive scoreless inning .seven innings, including a pair of gle in the fourth. A double play Ferry, the former Duke star who chose Italy promise on defense. Denver on offense. Mahler, who had lost five 11 and San Francisco snapped a ican League with 232 innings and snapped when the Tigers scored a two-run homers by rookie Joey erased Quinones, and DeLeon set over the Los Angeles Clippers of the NBA. The Chiefs, with taking .straight decisions, pitched 10 three-game losing streak by 31 starts. Anderson did some run in the first. He then shut out Belle. Gregg Olson pitched the down the next 22 batters. paced Messaggero to a 109-86 win over Arimo over after leading Cleveland to four playoffs spots, innings, allowing nine hits. beating Philadelphia at Candles­ quick math and figured that Detroit until Terry Leach and final two innings for his 22nd "It was really sad we couldn’t Bologna in the final of the Lido delle Rose could ride a fifth-place schedule into contention. “ It’s a shame DeLeon pitched tick Park. Gubicza would probably get eight Jeff Montgomery fini.shed up with .save. IHill that one out,” St. Louis rookie tournament. They did so in making the playoffs in 1986, This year. so well and got nothing for it, but Downs, 3-5, pitched six strong more starts and end up pitching in an inning each. Swindell had not pitched since Enroll your child in ( atelier Todd Zeilesaid. “ DeLeon July 25 because of a sore left Kansas City plays Miami twice as well as Dallas and that’s the way it goes,” Mahler innings to win for the first time in excess of 280 innings this year Jim Eisenreich had three hits just put the ball where I had my Green Bay as a benefit of fini.shing 4-11-1 and last in said. “ He really pitched a heck of four starts since coming off the “ That’s 232 innings already. If for the Royals, including two elbow, but was rushed into the • glove all night. He had great rotation so he could face Balti- ! OU’s Thompson sentenced 1988. NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH SCHOOL a game. You’ve got to tip your hat disabled list following a shoulder he can go like he did tonight, if he doubles. Kevin Seitzer, George control of his pitches.” “ My primary reason for selecting this opportun­ to him.” problem. can go seven and John (Wathan) Brett and Bo Jackson had two hits more, a team he had dominated in OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Former Okla­ The loss kept the Cardinals in ity is that we can win and win very quickly,” said Astros 8, Cubs 4: Mike Scott Pirates 7, Braves S; Billy can save him two innings like he apiece, and six different players the past. homa quarterback (Jharles Thompson, who PRESCHOOL - KINDERGARTEN - GRADES 1-6 seitind place in the National Schottenheimer. whose feud with Browns owner Art pitched a four-hitter for his 18th Hatcher’s run-scoring pinch sin­ did tonight, they’ll squeeze him each drove in a run. said he knew he did wrong and would take his Lc;i(nu‘ F'.ast . tied with New York, Blue Jays 2, While Sox 1: Nelson Modell led to his departure from Cleveland. “ Iseea victory, tying the major-league gle snapped an eighth-inning tie eight more starts,” Anderson “ Six guys with RBI’s. We puni.shment “ like a man” , was sentenced ■ games behind first-place Liriano’s two-out, run-scoring gathering of talent that can make us very ■ ■ high, and added a run-scoring as Pittsburgh beat Atlanta at .said. “ If he ju.st averages six spread it out again like last Wednesday to two years in prison on a Distinctively Christian Chicago .single in the sixth lifted the Blue competitive in 1989.” F.lscwhere in the NL it was San single as Houston rebounded to Three Rivers Stadium. innings a start, that’s another 50 night,” Manager John Wathan Jays to their eighth win in nine cocaine-related charge. ■ Limited Openings ■ beat ChicagoatWrigley Field. On Randy Kramer, .5-7, won des­ said. “ That’s great to get guys U.S. District Judge Ralph Thompson (no He sees most of that talent in the secondary, with 1 innings. That’s a real starter. Franciscd 3, Philadelphia 2 ; games. All-Pro safety (.seven , Tuesday, the Astros blew a 9-0 pite allowing the Braves to tie the That’s a frontline starter. That’s contributing all through the li­ relation) al.so ordered Thompson to submit to Houston 8, Chicago 4; Montreal 5, The victory was Toronto’s 19th six fumble recoveries), comerbacks Albert Lewis lead and lost to the Cubs 10-9. score with two runs in the eighth. how they used to do it in the old neup. We got some big two-out supervised drug testing or counseling for three 'Choice of half-day or full-day I Full-day program of instruction: han Diego i; New York 9. Los in Augu.st, a club record. and Kevin Ross and strong .safety . Gerald Young had four hits, Bill Landrum pitched the ninth days. RBI’s.” years after his relea.se. C u rric u lu m (Proschool/KIndergarten only) *70 weekly (Proschool/KIndergarten) Angeles 3. and Pittsburgh 7, Jimmy Key. 10-13, allowed one Linebacker Dino Hackett is a comer anti Bill Maas a Atlantii ."i for his 20th save. “ He’s an outstanding product Eisenreich has hit in 13 of his “ I will accept my punishment as a man,” three RBIs and .scored a run and run on four hits, and Duane Ward vastly underrated no.se tackle. 'Half-day program or instruction: pitched the final two innings for Thompson told the judge as his mother sobbed •Ages 2-5 years (Preschool/KIndorgarten) Top draft pick has been *35 weekly (Preschool/KInderganen) his 14th save. in the courtroom. compared to another Alabama linebacker, Corne­ • Convenient to Routes 2, 3 & 1-91 Twins 7, Rangers 3: Kirby lius Bennett. Can he have anywhere near the same • Elementary program: *30 weekly (Grades 1-6) Ruth’s granddaughter wants to set record straight Puckett singled home two runs impact if he ever signs? and pinch-hitter John Moses Testimony implicates Rose Schottenheimer. ironically, did one of his best doubled home two more in the coaching jobs last year, getting the Browns to the ■j By The Associated Press at affairs honoring Babe Ruth. She said at least seven previous wrote: “ Babe Ruth baseball for years. She had me make CINCINNATI (AP) — Pete Rose originated eighth inning as the Twins rallied playoffs with only half a sea.son from quarterback Ruth powered 714 home runs biographies of her father por­ involves some 4,000.000 young phone calls for her and introduce an alleged conspiracy to defraud the Internal for six runs to defeat the Rangers. Bernie Kosar. In.stead of Ko.sar, he has veterans DURHAM — Linda Piron(‘ during a career that spanned part trayed Ruth as irresponsible, children each year and instills in myself to people she was asso­ Revenue Service on a $47,646 parimutuel ticket Call Rookie Mike Dyer, 3-3, pitched Steve DeBerg and Ron Jaworski throwing to Tosetti, Babe Ruth's grand­ of three decades and three teams, uneducated and undisciplined. them the very same ideals that ciated with. I u.sed to tell her no in 1987, three witnesses said Wedne.sday at the the first eight innings and Jeff excellent wide receivers Carlos Carson and daughter, .says she will continiu* the Boston Red Sox, New York “ I wanted people to know my Babe taught children years ago — one wants the granddaughter, but trial of the former Cincinnati Reds manager’s Reardon, the Twins’ second re­ Stephone Paige. her mother’s efforts to honor the Yankees and Boston Braves. father more in-depth than anyone sportsmanship, a healthy outlook mom said that i.sn’t so.” ex-housemate. 569-0217 or liever, recorded his 27th save. If the line improves and opens some holes for memory of one of baseball’s She said she is also trying to had.” Pirone said last year. on life and American patriotism. Tosetti has been finding out for Bruce Battaglia, the oddsmaker at Turfway Mariners 7, Brewers 3: Ken Christian Okoyq, Schottenheimer could pull off a legends. prornote a book her mother “ People had the wrong concep­ “ He is a legend. Although herself just how much people Park in Florence, Ky.. testified in U.S. District Griffey Jr. drove in three runs repeat. But the Chiefs aren’t nearly as deep as Toselti’s mother, Dorothy Ruth published in June 1988, titled. tion of my father. He was a very records may be broken, there was want a representative of the Ruth Court that he picked the horses for the Plk Six 569-0422 Pirone, who died in May, waged My Dad, the Babe,” loving person and a sensitive only one Babe Ruth.” clan around. with a homer and a single and ticket and said Rose was the owner of the Cleveland apd can’t make up for key injuries. . I Randy Johnson and Mike Jack- Neither can Denver. If Elway goes down, the an at times fierce battle to tell the This is the truthful version of person.” Bush has yet to respond to On July 30, To.setti and her ticket. son combined on a six-hitter, story of the real Babe Ruth, her l^y grandfather and it's impor- To.setti has requested that her Tosetti. But in a May 3, 1989, husband, Andrew Tosetti, were Paul G. Janszen testified that Rose con­ Broncos figure to sink to the bottom of the AFC leading Seattle over Milwaukee. father. Pt‘ople to read it,” Tosetti father be awarded the Medal of letter by Bush to Pirone, he asked to fill-in for Pirone at the ceived the idea to have Thomas P. Gioiosa, who West. With Elway doing it his way, Denver is Griffey hit his 1.5th homer competitive. Tosetti said she will work to t’f'-authored the book Freedom, the highest govern­ wrote: “ As a fan of the game I can annual World Series of Cars in lived with Rose from 1978-83. fal.sely claim the 1535 Forbes Street, fulfill three of her mothers with sports promotional producer ment decoration for civilians. certainly agree with theca.se you Jame.stown, N.Y. Proceeds from leading off the second inning ticket as his own. He quoted Rose as saying he Elway has the incentive to improve on his poor again.st Brewers’ .starter Jeff wishes: to have Babe Ruth and writer Chris Martens. Winning the award for her father present. In fact, one of the thrills the event were donated to Babe didn’t want the IRS to know about his track showing of last year, when the Broncos slipped from Peterek. 0-2, to tie the score 1-1. East Hartford receive a presidential Medal of In an interview last year, had been a cause celebre for of my young life was meeting Ruth baseball. winnings. AFC champions to 8-8. He still has the Three Amigos He later singled home two runs to at receiver and Vance Johnson comes off his best Freedom, to have a Babe Ruth Prione said she wanted to write Tosetti’s mother. your father when I played base­ "Mom u.sed to go there every Danita Jo Marcum, Janszen’s fiance, also give the Mariners a 4-2 lead in the Day proclaimed in Connecticut the book for her children and to In an Aug. '8. 1989, letter to ball at Yale.” year. The town loved her,” she testified that Rose owned the ticket. .season. top of the third. and to make guest appearances .set the record straight about him. President George Bush. Tosetti Tosetti .said “ Mom taught me said. But the Broncos are depending on Bobby MANCHESTER HERALD Thursday. Aug. 31, 1989 — 19 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug 31. 1989 DILLON by Sieve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry WrIghI i969 It.bu bE MediR Se'viCo% Inf All R iQ "t* ReSEfvBfl \ ModA) 0 0 . m VOliOO- UJITH IN BRIEF SCOREBOARD A' X ' P L O o K O R AC t 6 I(^ 6 - IT I LoV^/.(iLy" OUBBeD /N BGFfpG. Q a /- • n / j n P P / LeSure tennis tourney set m m The Manchester Rec Department is sponsor­ Baseball Transactions ing the third annual Jim LeSure Tennis :HOOL Tournament on the upper courts at Manchester JPPH&S High School. There will be singles and doubles BASIBALL for men and women along with a mixed doubles American League standings AnMficon Ltogu* NEW YORK YANKEES—Traded Ken division. There will also be a youth division for Phelps, designated hItter-fIrst boseman.to youngsters under 16 years of age. E «t Division the OaKland Athletics for Scott Holcomb, p, w L Pet. 0 8 pitcher. Assigned Halcomb to Columbus ofthe f / 3 / The tourney will begin on Saturday. Sept. 16, Bolllm ore 72 61 .541 _ International League. and proceed on evenings and weekends Toronto 71 62 534 1 Notional League p e a n u t s by Charles M. Schulz Registration is $4 for the entire tournament Boston 67 66 SD4 5 CHICAGO CUBS—Traded Colvin Schl- Milwaukee 66 69 .489 7 roldl, pitcher, [Darrin Jackson, outfielder,ond and anyone interested may register at the Clevelond 62 70 .470 9'/j o m Inor league plover to be named later to the Mahoney Rec Center from Sept 5-12 from 6 New York 59 76 437 14 Son Diego Podrestor Morvell ^AS A WORLD FAMOUS DO YOU HAVE ANY ADVICE Detroit 47 88 .348 26 Wvnne. outfielder, and Luis Salazar, Inf leldcr. p.m to 9 p m. on weekdays. ritlon 50R6EON, MAVBE VOU F 0R Y 0 U N 6 DOCTORS AND u Any questions can be directed to the Rec W L Pet. 0 8 MONTREAL EXPOS—Acquired James Oaklond 81 S3 .604 _ Steels, outfielder, from the Son Francisco CAN MELPME... 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Qualified persons made when his feet were cut out questions on what has always the Manchester Herald by Honda Auto, Ed Thorn- talking to people we ing tor an energetic with M ac Tools a grow­ losing in Chicago 21-10 in what and receivers Roy Green and J.D. ton, 646-3515,______part-time dovs. Office should apply In person CLERK - Wanted at once. from under him by the Giants’ been a New York strength — advertiser. Including adver­ have the lob for you! work; tiling, tele­ person In the South ing company, operate will forever be known as the Fog tisements In any free distri­ at U-Haul Company, In modern pharmacy . Qinningham man­ defen.se. Smith are all past 30. SEARS has Immediate We need a neat, mature phone, some computer Windsor area. This Is 755 Capitol Avenue, In Manchester’s larg­ your own business. For Bowl. Gene Stallings’ defense has a bution publications pub­ Individual to welcome more Information call aged to get his left arm down and The starters on the line and at lished by the Manchester part-time openings for work, flexible hours. on excellent career op­ Hartford, CT. est shopping center. But Philadelphia is by no keep his knees from touching and good pass rusher in Freddie Joe commission sales and customers to our show­ Call Heather at New portunity tor a depen­ Professional atmos­ M o rris B u rr, 779-1428. linebacker seem solid — Banks, Herald. Penny Sleffert, room . No se llin g In­ DRIVER - Monday means a sure thing. Nunn and another possible im ­ Publisher. sales assistants, morn­ England Hobby dable Individual with phere. Pleasant work­ casually tossed a tquchdown pass like Bavaro. was hurt by a ings and early after­ volved. We otter com­ through Friday. Own "God was on our side.” quar­ pact player in first-round pick Supply, 646-0610, M o n ­ little or no experience. vehicle. Neat appear­ ing conditions. Unlike that might have been the differ­ holdout last year and Johnie noons. Benefits In­ petitive wages, a great terback Randall Cunningham day through Friday, For more Information ance. 647-8454. other retail stores. I INSTRUCTIDN ence between winning and losing Cooks seems to be filling in well Eric Hill, a linebacker But LOST clude; eligibility for working environment 9am-5pm. call Marc or Maggie at said of a year in which nine of the I Part-time evenings the division. for the retired Harry Carson at overall, the Cards, who lost their AND FOUND paid holidays, paid va­ and flexible hours. It 289-8355. CASHIER - Full-time, and weekends. Flexi­ DIESEL Mechanic Traln- 16 regular-season games were White can be an equally domi­ inside linebacker. But there’s last five games last season, don’t cations and employee you would like to work Need repairs around the Monday through Fri­ ble hours. Apply at Ing. Seven months tor a reputable and day. Borbock, part- decided by a touchdown or less nant force on defense, seem to have enough depth to discounts. Apply Man­ home? Coll on expert. once to Ann or pharma­ hands-on program. little depth at either position, IMPOUNDED-Female,8 established company time evenings. Apply and four wins easily could have weeks, Lab, black. chester Parkade at You’ll find the help you cist. Llggett-Porkode Classes start every 2 provides All-Pro quality at wide making Parcells nervous. challenge. please call Ed Gingell. In person Hanky Pan- been losses. Forest Street. Male, 10 Sears Personnel De­ need In Clossifled. 643- Self Your Car Pharmacy, 404 West months. Diesel Tech­ receiver and tight end Keith In Washington, Joe Gibbs is The Cowboys aren’t thinking Nowhere else but kv's, 47 Purnell Place, partment. Monday 2711. Middle Turnpike, Man­ nology Institute, 105 The Eagles depend so much on about division titles. months. Shepherd, Schaller Acuro, 647- Monchesfer.______Jackson caught 81 passes as a nervous about the quarterback block and tan, Demlng through Frid o y , 10am- chester Parkade Shop- Phoenix Avenue, En­ a coterie of stars led by Cun­ rookie, although he wasn’t really situation. Johnson, brought in by Arkan­ 4pm. ______7077.______BABYSITTER Needed - DISH Washer-Local food Street. 643-6642.______Monday through Fri­ plng Center.______fie ld , C T . 1-800-243- ningham and defensive tackle a deep threat. But the linebacking Doug Williams, the hero of the sas pal Jerry Jones to run the SALES Person nights. service company has 4242,203-745-2010. Your assurance of quick PART Time housekeep­ day. 7;30am-9am for Woman to help recover­ Reggie White that any falloff by ers 9am-2pm. No expe­ Friday, Saturday and 4 Lines — 10 Days an opening position for corps is thin, so is the offensive Super Bowl victory two years team after Jones fired Landry, response when you adver­ 3'/j year old and six ing mom with 2 child­ Monday, 7pm-12pm. 509 charge each addi­ a hardworking person one — and White was a training line, and the fact that Cun­ ago, will miss 8-10 weeks after a will rebuild from the top with tise In Classified Is that rience necessary. month old. Preferably ren. 10-20 hours per HOMES Apply In person. Man­ Apply at M r. Donut, 255 to lolnourteam. Duties I camp holdout — could affect the ningham led the team with 624 back operation, giving the start­ either Troy Aikman, first choice our readers are ready to my home. Retired per­ tional line, per day. You week. 649-5734. FOR SALE chester Village Motor West Middle Turnpike, can cancel at sny time. Include washing pots, whole team. rushing yards says a lot about the ing job to Mark Rypien. Rypien in the regular drah, or Steve buy when they torn to the son w elcom e. 646-7740. emptying trash and SECRETARY tor local Inn, 100 East Center M anchester. 646-9277. SORRY, “I believe in Randall.” Coach ninning game. had 13 touchdown pas.sesand only Walsh, first in the supplemental little ads. 643-2711. Street, Manchester. LICENSED - Hair dress­ light cleaning. We offer law office. Shorthand MANCHESTER - Great NO REFUNi,8 OR and word processing Buddy Ryan said. Bill Parcells has been in a good three interceptions in his first five draft, at quarterback. ing part time flexible $7 to start and super Buy! Just reduced! hours. 742-9919.______ADJUSTMENTS required. 646-2425. $169,000. E ntertain ing So does the rest of the division. mood throughout the Giants’ games last year, then regressed Herschel Walker is slimmed benefits. C a ll 633-4663, I HELP (HELP Glastonbury. Ask tor HELP Wanted - Hard Is a loy In the large But the rest of the division has training camp. So good, in fact, in his last four with 10 intercep­ down to 214 pounds and is a MORNING Sales person. MEDICAL Secretory/Re- CALL HERALD WANTED WANTED Mondov through Fri­ ceptlonlst, part-time, Dove.______worker, eager to learn. family room of this 7 al.so beaten him and could again. scoring threat from anywhere on that after declaring first-round tions and ju.st five touchdowns. day. 5;30am-10;30am. experienced helpful Whitham Nursery, room Cape. Relaxing Is The New York Giants are CU SSIFIED SALES - Surround your­ draft choice Brian Williams “a Riggs will help at running back the field. But the Cowboys need Apply at M r. Donut, 255 but not required. Plea­ self with beauty. Excel­ Route 6, Bolton. 643- a pleasure In the den. rebuilding, but they have the scout team player” while W illi­ and .so might Earnest Byner, help on the offensive and defen­ West Middle Turnpike, sant working condi­ 643 2711 lent opportunity for 7802.______L ik e to tin k e r plenty of blocks — young talent stockpiled ams was holding out, Parcells did obtained from Cleveland, who so sive lines, at linebacker and at NOON TIME AIDES M anchester. 646-9277. tions. Resume or letter full time employment CHILD Care/Llght room In the 3 ca r The Aiioclated Press garage. Paula Mede- while they perhaps stayed too a 180 degree turnaround and said far has been u.sed as a blocker. wide receiver and Johnson has a The Manchester Board of Education Is seeking to Dr. Karen Devassy with one of Connecti­ Housework needed In or Dr. Herbert Reiher, cut’s finest lewelers. my Coventry home. rlos. Sentry Real Est­ EAGLE LEADER — Randall Cunningham (12), shown in long with veterans from the 1986 of Williams; “ He’s farther along Markus Koch could replace Dex­ 10-year contract, so he doesn’t noon-time aides at the schools listed below. IllJHELP ate, 643-4060.D Super Bowl season. The Giants 1340 Sullivan Avenue, Extensive benefit pro­ Must posses good driv­ than any first-rounder we’ve had ter Manley at defensive end and have to rush things. 2 hours per day, $5.50 per hour. Interested i wanted South Windsor, CT MANCHESTER - Very a file photo, will need to have another strong season if the tied the Eagles at 10-6 last year 'M gram. Apply In person ing record, references since I’ve been here” Greg Manusky, a second-year PREDICTION: 1, Eagles: 2. applicants should contact: 06074. HELP WANTED Tuesday, through Sat­ and have own trans­ well maintained home Philadelphia Eagles hope to win the NFC East title and a but missed the playoffs in a Williams, who’ll probably start man. is taking a shot at Neal Giants (wild-card): 3, Reds­ BOWERS — Mr. Spino 647-3312 urday, 10am-5pm. M i­ portation. Duties In­ with newly expanded berth in the Super Bowl. tiebreaker. The Washington at right guard, is only one of Olkewicz’s middle linebacker kins: 4: Cowboys: 5, Cardinals. is iJ H E L P chael's Jewelers, 958 clude assisting 10 year deck. $214,900. Larg e BUCKLEY — Mr. Timbrell 647-3301 ON THE JOB TRAINING Main Street, Manches­ old with homework, yard great for playing P tn r a r w n l M Sn w . s ta rt a o « w r H I'M wanted AFTERNOON position HIGHLAND PARK — Mrs. Novak 647-3430 tha opUoal Indualiy. WaTia aaakine a ter. 643-2741. eoe arranging activities or gardening. This 10 available for dependa­ room sprawling Ranch Berry Isn’t MARTIN — Mr. Whinnem 647-3366 aartoua nttixlad paiaon artlh good ble person. Hours 1pm- MECHANIC - Full time and providing compan­ vR X k a lM o a to tra in aa a la n a grtn dar. heavy duty truck and ionship. 742-0319 or 522- has In-law potential. ROBERTSON — Mrs. Abraitis 647-3371 Wa oCfar a atarttng rata oT l&OO an EARLY MORNING 5pm dolly. Must hove equipment mechanic 5593. Yoyo Carroll, Sentry WADDELL — Mr. Grandmont 647-3393 hour adlh aehadulad waga lartaw. DONUT RNISHER on excellent driving Real Estate, 643-4060.a counting on an aaeaSant Inauranca program and Stm-llam Monday - Friday. record. Duties Include needed. Pay will de­ WELDING Instructor - many othar banadla Apply at: Mr. Doairt cleaning cars, running pend on experience. E x p e rie n c e d In tig , NEW 3 bedroom single Call Boh Pound lor appl. iss W. Middle Tpke. errands and generol For further Informa­ mig, arc and gas weld­ fam ily attached homes Fryar at all QSA Ofrtical MaHdiester, CT06CM chores. Contact Tom tion please coll 633- ing. Responsible and that offer a sensible 649-3177 646-9277 Kelley, Carter Chev­ 4723. motivated Individuals alternative to the high MOLD MAKING SUPERVISOR rolet, 646-6464. GENERAL dental office only. GED or high cost of a new home! A We have an immediate position available for a mold making assistant, flexible time. school diploma re­ complete package at By The Associated Press supervisor. This is an opportunity for a well rounded Training using your quired. First and se­ one low price! I'/j lEanrliratpr HrralJj knowledgeable person who is experienced In building cond shift lobs are baths, fireplace, wall- prototypes and harding steel Injection molds. You should hve SECRETARY/ skills. 649-9287. . the subject of available. Excellent to-wall carpeting, some supervisory exp^ence. As a member of our team you SECRETARY/ MAINTENANCE Person pay-company paid In­ range, refrigerator, allegations concerning his colle­ will soon discover that all our employees are fine, RECEPTIONIST - Full time opportunity needed for Main Street, surance. Please call dish washer and micro- giate career, is also facing WE NEED A FEW hardworking, dedicated people and a (Xeasure to be in the South Windsor 249-7577 tor an appoint­ wave oven, full base­ Manchester Insurance problems in the N F L . associated with. We are one of the most progressive RECEPTIONIST area for a person who ment to test. Company ments and attached companies in the plastics Industry. Many ben^ts are Permanent part time position which could load to full agency. Responsible, has technical skills In New England Patriots coach energetic. Individual being Is located In South end garages. Mode of to­ available to you as part of our team. We Invtte you to send us maintenance and car­ Raymond Berry said Wedne.sday your resume or call to set an Interview. We are conveniently time. Responsible energetic individual being sought sought. Excellent of Hartford, parking on morrow In vourown lot telephone, typing, and pentry. Experience and home. Blanchard that Fryar. a wide receiver who located off 1-91 In the Middletown Industrial Park. for computer brokeiing/salos office. Position requires prem ises.______GOOD CARfflERS organizational skills preferred. Excellent & Rossetto Realtors," has been a holdout throughout excellent telephone, typing, PC and organizational salary and benefits. LIGHT Assembly work Prototype and Plastic Mold Company required. We have a (sitting down) 7:30am- We’re Selling Houses” training camp, can continue to sit skills. Multi-mate a plus. Ability to prioritize an pleasant, yet professional P le a se c a ll 289-8355, 35 Industrial Park Place 2:30pm. Apply at 96 646-2482.0 on the sidelines when the season unpredictable work flow in a fast paced environment. working environment. This ask for Marc or Maggie Middletown, CT 06057 Is a non-smoking ofTIce. for more Information. Elm Street Extension. PRICE Reduced - S220's. begins. Pleasant professional working conditions in a Please call Dorothy at (Cheney Mill area) This beautifully main­ "We are not counting on Irving If we use your 203-632-2800 POSTAL Jobs - Start Kage Company, 646- tained 8 room Meadow non-smoking Glastonbury office. Please call 633-3393. 643-1155. $10.39/hour. For exam Fryar in our plans for this year." eoe 8228. Lane Colonial Is ready and application Infor­ for Immediate sale. I 'h Berry said, adding that veteran coupon and you BAKERY Clerk - Part- mation coll 7 days, baths, beautifully Stanley Morgan and rookie Hart 8am -10pm , 1-216-324- time position. Flexible hours. Good pay. Coll landscaped. Blanchard Lee Dykes will be first and .second 2102. Extension 102. 8> Rossetto Realtors," become a •r xx'v Marc Incorporated. on the depth chart. Berry also MAINTENANCE 646-5718. We’re Selling Houses" Workers - Ground . 646-2482.0 said he felt comfortable with Manchester PROPERTY M a n a g e r- Sammy Martin. Cedric Jones and "LET’S TALK’’ work, pointing, gen­ JUST Listed - Picture eral labor, Manches- /Secretary - Needed Mike Jones as backups. About Strano’s success in selling and how for professional real book 3 bedroom, I'/j Herald carrier, ter/Vernon locations. bath Cape with sun Asked if F ry a r would be you can be a part of iti As always, we keep Call 278-2960 for estate office. Must have typing, word pro­ porch and garage! welcomed if his contract impas.se selling houses, and with our soon-to-start appointment. Newer root and fur­ is settled. Berry said. "It would we’ll start you off cessing, strong com­ Training Program you can be a part of the SECURITY - The Wock- munication and organ­ nace. Great back yard have to be a ver>' fast decision on li^t'ly- successful Strano’s Sales Team. Conscien­ enhut Corporation has izational skills. Send w ith patio. 140's. B la n ­ In M a n ch e ste r, port chard 8, Rossetto Real­ his part” with a *$25.00 tious, dependable, energetic, full time sales written resume to Mr. The allegations about Fryar time positions, wee­ Rossetto, ERA Blan­ tors," We're Selling associates will feel right at home! For confi­ kends, 7am-3pm, 3pm- Houses” 646-2482.0 and other members of the Ne­ chard 8> Rossetto, In­ sign-up Bonus. The Perfect y ^ / r i 12am. Uniforms and braska football program are to dential interview....don't delay — call today! corporated Realtors, DUPLEX with cozy fire­ training Included. 189 West Center Street, place - $190,000! Buy appear in the book “ Big Red Then you can Must hove clean police Manchester, CT 06040 this 2 family duplex Confidential” by Armen Ketey- Frank Strano record. Contact Dan at Outlet For Your OXYGEN Techniclan-To with brother, mother, ian. whichhasyettobeppblished. STRANO REAL ESTATE 246-8858 to arrange on or friend, live In or make extra money Interview, eoe deliver oxygen and Among the allegations, which medical equipment to Invest! 1st flo o r fa m ily were printed Tue.sday in the 647-"S0LD” ASSEMBLERS - We are homes and hospitals In room, finished base­ every week. Ambitioiie presently seeking a ment, convenient to Rt. Kansas City Star and Times from CT. Must be 21 or older, K's What We Do Best! couple of persons for possess CT driver's li­ 384..Go fo r It now! galley proofs, were that F ry a r full-time employment. Anne Miller Real Est­ may have thrown the 1984 Orange cense and good driving 'K-tiy/. Women preferred. record. Ability to do ate, 647-8000.O Bowl against Miami by dropping u f you 're looking for abooe-average rewards in your job, we've got Monday through heavy lifting and work EAST HARTFORD - a pass in the end zone: that Fryar, an oulsianding opportunity for you. You see, uie're not your average retailer. We're Thursday. 7om- overtime as needed. $192,900. Beautifully Mike Rozier and Turner Gill were 5:30pm. With good EMT experience a maintained 7 rm. LaC- »>•■» -.'A The JCl^nney Catalog Outlet store, specializing in overstocked and discontinued working habits andwll- given financial rewards for scor­ merchandise—and in promoting the professional advancement o f our associates. plus. We offer competi­ ava built Raised Ranch llng to learn. Apply featuring 4 bedrooms; ing touchdowns.and that several tive wages and com­ A b e l Coll, Howard plete benefit package. 2'/a baths; fireplace; Nebraska players used steroids. Administrative Road, Bolton. 646-5686. Coll Peter Siskin at 2-car garage; deck and Calls to Frya r through the Also part-time flex 1-800-382-0513 fo r Inter­ nice private back yard I Dallas office of his agent. Sher­ Assistant hours. view appointment. Call Today! Klernan wood Blount, were not returned HARDWARE Person - Renitv. Inc. 649-1147.0 Berry said he would not con­ Hectic downtown Manchester Experience preferred. LEGAL NOTICES CONVENIENTLY lo ­ Full or part time. Apply cated split - lots of sider trading Fryar. who caught ad agency needs someone who has at Conyers Hardware. TOWN OF MANCHESTER SPECIAL NOTICE living room In this 3 ,33 passes last year. Should the way up a solid career path— because 646-5707.______bedroom home - at­ _ Merchandise we’re committed to promoting from it all together to keep busy Presi­ The Planning and Zoning Conv Patriots decide to place Fryar on OFFICE Manager tor tractive floor plan, within. And JCPenney Catalog Outlet mission has rescheduled the the reserved-did-not-report list Handlers MM dent and VP on track. busy medical practice Monday September 4 meeting hdwd floors, large deck Store Associates enjoy many other a n d much more. when the regular season begins, M o n - F r i . , Duties will include eveiy'lhing In Manchester. Posi­ due to the Lobor Day holiday. EXTRA! benefits: tion requires ability to The meeting will be held at 7:00 RE/MAX East of the they would not be able to sign him 8ani-4:30pni from routine correspondence to PM on Wednesday, September River, 647-1419. A sk tor to a contract until after the • Medical And Dental Insurance deal with people posi­ 6,1989 In the Hearing Room, Lin­ 1 Ron Fournier, also 649- .season, but would retain his dealing with clients and vendors tively. Experience In coln Center, 494 Main Street, ■ Customer • Profit Sharing doctor’s office Involv­ Manchester. 3087.0 ______rights. on the phone and coordinating EXTRA! Assistants • Generous Merchandise ing billing, 3rd party 061-08 M A N C H E S T E R -$209,000. New York Jets; Quarterback Discounts projects in-housc. Solid secretarial payments, appoint­ Can't judge a book by Ken O ’Brien got a day off today, ment scheduling, etce­ • Regular Salary Increases It’s cover, this Immac­ but was tabbed to .see most of the ■ Check-Out skills, familiarity with personal tera Is essential. Excel- TOWN OF MANCHESTER ulate 2 fam ily or In-law action in the Jets’ exhibition • And Much, Much More! lent salary and LEGAL NOTICE apt. has so much to MONEY! i^ i'4'tt Clerks computers, and up-to^ate office benefits. Present office finale Friday night in Kansas Earning exceptional wages and The Planning and Zoning otter! Over 1200 sq.ft, skills required. manager and staff Commission will hold a pub­ City. O ’Brien has a broken toe on In our fast-paced environment, benefits is really possible if you’ve got of living space with 4 ''P’.’ll-’'’! aware of this adver­ lic hearing on Wednesday, bedrooms; new cus­ his left foot and the Jets are you'll earn top wages for contributing to the right outlet for your talents. And We offer top benefiLs, a salary tisement, and will sup­ September 6, 1989 at 7:00 P. our enthusiastic team of associates. And M. In the Hearing Room, L in ­ tom kitchen; thermo­ concerned that he might change now you do. Please apply in person; P" -1 port and co-operate pane windows; hottub; your ideas and suggestions will be between $19 and $23K depending coln Center, 494 Main Street, his throwing motion and rc-injure 1361 Ibliand Himpike, Manchester, with new manager. Manchester, Connecticut to 2-cor garage; and his right shoulder. taken seriously. Plus here, hard work Connecticut, in the Manchester on experience, and good growth Please submit resume hear and consider the follow­ beautiful private ADDRESS and responsibility can start you on your of education and expe­ ing petitions: O ’Brien is .scheduled to play Catalog DisMhutlon Center. potential for someone who’s not landscaped yard! Kler­ rience In strict confi­ THOMAS AND ELLEN LAN­ nan Realty, Inc. 649- three quarters again.st the Chiefs, im afraid of hard work and occas- dence to: Box J, Man­ DERS — SPECIAL EXCEP­ 1147.0 with Mark Malone finishing up. w A chester Herald, P.O. TION — 1S3 EAST CENTER w sionally long hours. STREET (L-M) — Request MANCHESTER - Lovely Los Angeles Raiders; Mike Box 591, Manchester, for o special exception under WA CT. 06040.______Ansoldl built Garrison Haynes, one of the lop corner- Stop by our offices at 935 Main Article II, Section 6.02.02 of C olonial. $280,000. P ic ­ backs of the 1980s, may be the The JCPenney Catalog MEDICAL Office worker the Zoning regulations to Street (Watkins Centre) between permit the conversion of o turesque private next to go in the Los Angeles needed In Manchester single family home to offices fenced lot, large kit­ Raiders’ housecleaning 9 and 5 to drop off your resume doctors office. Excel­ on both floors — Residence C chen, lalousled porch. lent salary and benef­ Zone. The Raiders named .seven-year OUTLET STORE and fill out an application. Or call Front to back living its; congenial office; At this hearing Interested room with fireplace. veteran Lionel Washington and •fv?// An Equal Opportunity Employer 646-5428 to arrange an after-hours typing, phone answer­ persons may be heard and C h e rry p a n e lin g In two-year pro Terry McDaniel as = 1 ® ing, patient contact. written communications re­ family room. 5th bed­ appointment. Experience a plus. Will ceived. A copy of this petition the .starting cornerbacks. Haynes Is In the Town Clerk's office room, rec. room and and Mike Richard.son, a Plan B train suitable appli­ and may be Inspected during w o rk sh o p In lo w e r free agent, were demoted. cant. Reply In confi­ business hours. level. A must see dence to; Box J, Man­ Haynes, 36, went to nine Pro Planning and Zoning beauty. Call DIone, MARCOM chester Herald, P.O. commission RE/MAX East of the Bowls in his first 11 N F L seasons, Box 591, Manchester, Leo Kwosh, Secretary R iv e r, 647-1419, a lso and remained a starter through CT. 06040. 048-08 646-0891 .□ last season. 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug 31. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 31. 19«9 - ?3

I HOMES 1 HOMES I APARTMENTS HOMES I CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT N FOR RENT FURNITURE FOR SALE Fifty years ago, the world went to war, again GLASTONBURY. Ranch, MRS. Clean's Home Thirty Locust Street. 4 MANCHESTER - Six FURNITURE - Living DODGE Coronet 1975 - \ ^pcCIOSlSJi^ 5 good sized rooms. 3 available on wide room heated apart­ rooms, 3 bedrooms. room. Oak bedroom, • Needs minor repair. and much of Europe as well. bedrooms, eat In kit­ country lot - easy walk­ ment 1st floor. Secur­ Fenced In yard. Deck. dining room, end and Gold. First $250 takes Fifty years af(o this week. Adolf Hitler ordered the At 5; 20 a.m., Sept. 1, smack on Hitler's timetable, m m chen, large deck, full ing distance to Globe ity. No pets, $650 Closed In front porch. solid cherry coffee ta­ It. 649-8527.______German ineasion of Poland, to beffin World War II. Hollow and Martin Finland a German warplane attacked the Polish fishing basement, vinyl siding. monthly. 646-2426.9am- All appliances. $950, bles, Curio cabinet, DATSUN 310 1982 - Two This account of that invasion and the events that led Sept. 1,1939: Onlv$158,900. Phllbrick School. Attractive 5pm weekdays.______available November "much more". All door hatchback, 4- village of Puck and an adjacent air base on the Gulf Agency, 646-4200. screened porch to VERNON. For limited 1st. 646-1753 after 6pm Items newand In excel­ up to it is drawn from an .A P book to he published in of Danzig. Twenty-five minutes later a shell from catch the breeze. Large speed. Good condition, MANCHESTER - Now time only enlov a tree or leove message. lent condition. Call tor with sun root, AM/FM early September titled “World War II: A 50th The failure of appeasement the World War I battleship Schleswig Holstein made payable lot and spa­ color television with details 646-7499.______Anniver.sary History." 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Never mind that 12 Fire deity 8 More sluggish visited rape treatment centers and talked to executive producer and co-creator with hei^ Hitler would take it all back in Technology of World War II By Mark Seavy the vehicles. counselors before starting a summer-long mother, Lee Phillip Bell. They’re also the June 1941, after he had conquered The war pitted powerful industrial nations against eacti other. These The Associated Press “ For a military museum I would say it is very 13 Oefective 9 Mail center she said. “ He was always looking after me. story about date rape on the CBS daytime creators of CBS’s ‘"The Bold and the Europe. But for now it was a are three of the destructive new weapons they used. unique,” said Barnett D. Laschever, state vision abbr. W You’d never suspect. The only sign was that serial “ The Young and the Restless." Beautiful.” One brother, Bradley, is a writer secure border. DANBURY — These tanks and anti-tank guns director of tourism. “ It’s not like a gun collection 14 Classify 10 Own (Scot.) he was a touchy-feely kind of person. The story followed the rape of her for "The Bold and The Beautiful.” Another The expected clash of the giants fired their last volleys decades ago, but the of small items. To see a working tank is an 15 'Sea cow “ We’ve stressed that you should learn Tanks* 11 Dust cloth character, fashion model Cricket Blair, by brother, Billy, is in charge of finances for bothj in the West didn’t happen. The Military Museum of Southern New England hopes awesomething.’’ 16 ■___life her boyfriend played by Ken Olandt, and his about a person. And when you go on a date set to return them to the front lines — this time in a 12 Flower holder shows. French army, brought to the front The museum’s center piece, an M-18 tank 17 Half (pref.) subsequent trial. your limits right away. We’ve tried to make it battle for tourists. destroyer or a “Hellcat” in World War II 17 Of a by a divided government, sat © ■ 18 leered at musical scale “ We've just finished the trial and the jury realistic so girls will know what to expect if it Lauralee still lives at home with herj behind the Maginot Line, unwil­ The 4-year-old museum, armed with a vast parlance, had been mothballed for lOyears before r r I M E R was about to turn him loose when my brother should happen to them.” parents. In fact, all of the family lives in a collection of mostly World War Il-vintage tanks, the Yugoslavian government donated it to the 19 'Aura 19 At a distance ling to force the issue. E K I N G found another girt he had raped on a college “ The Young and the Restless,” the large compound in the Hollywood Hills. The The first British troops could cannons, personnel carriers, jeeps and other museum in January 1988. The Yugoslavian U 20Fves (poet.) 21 Slippery top-rated daytime , does a major memorabilia, plans to open to the public for the 24 liv in g room T E N D S campus,” said Bell, 20. “ Thejudge allowed us Bells moved here only a few years ago after not be expected on the continent government had acquired the Hellcat through 22 Church part to bring in the new witness. I just got a script story aimed at young people every summer. writing and producing the show from first time this fall inside a 13,000-square-foot America’s lend-lease program at theend of World ■item until October. Besides, the con­ 23 Slides on snow 45 Fish sperm where I tell the college officials that if they’d In past years they’ve done stories on Chicago. quest of Poland had been a former machine-tool factory in Danbury. W arn. 26 in flict 31 Ridicule 25 Globes 47 Disastrous listened to her I wouldn’t have been raped.” alcoholism, teen-age pregnancy and AIDS. "A ll these vehicles are one of a kind, ” Dennis A. The collection also includes two M-39 armored 37 Secret wedding “ It was great that my father was the demonstration of incredible mil­ 27 Cry of triumph participant 4 8 ______bene The trial ended last week with his Ambruso, the museum’s co-founder, said re­ utility vehicles, which once ferried troops into 26 Comedian Ed Bell has gone through a lot of trauma in her producer. But you have to work twice as itary force. Even Hitler was 30 Rodent-ridden 39 In the country 49 Mover's truck conviction on a charge of rape. cently as he escorted a visitor on a private tour of battle; a Vietnam-era M-108 seif-propelled gun; time on “ The Young and the Restless.” Her hard,” Lauralee says. “ People expect you to grateful for the respite. Any 32 .56, Roman 41 Gave succor 50 Uncle incursion, any air raid, would the collection, part of which now sits in the and an M-22 airborne tank, dubbed “ Little 27 See Bell went to the Los Angeles Commission on character’s mother has AIDS and earlier this come in and be this obnoxious little thing. I Early in the war, Germany 33 Chicken___ 4 3 _as I 51 Watering place require his personal approval. factory’s parking lot. Locust” and designed to be carried into battle on 28 Flexible tube know 52 Woman in U.S. Violence Against Women and treatment year she learned her fiance is actually her never complained about my work schedule, I used masses of tanks to sweep into 34 Saute The poised angels of destruction “ They’ re reasonably rare and are a good the belly of a glider plane. 44 Employ anew Army (abbr.) centers, where she talked to rape victims and brother and his father is actually her father. never complained about my hair or makeup. I 29 Crossbar bided their time behind the Poland, Holland, Belgium and France. One of the best tanks of the example of everything that was used in World War Three airborne tanks were donated by a 35 Certainly counselors. worked hard to prove myself. I don’t run to 2 3 4 5 Siegfried Line. war was the German Tiger, introduced in August 1942. It had II,” he said of the olive-drab behemoths. collector in Barton, Vt.; a 3-inch anti-tank gun was 36 Small islands Bell, whose own father is the boss of the my father and I don’t carry tales. My parents ■ ' "This is a good story to do in the summer top-rated soap opera, has been with the show The stagnant war was called 4-inch-thick armor and fired a 3 1/2-inch shell. Ambruso, who served in the U.S. Navy in acquired from a Veterans of Foreign Wars post in 38 Columbus' ship never come on the set when I ’m working.” Vietnam from 1965 to 1967 and is a student of when a lot of students are home,” said Bell. full time for the past two years. She made her the sitzkrieg. The major confron­ Akron, Ohio, and an M-8 armored car was 40 Close falcon Planes ...... ' ' military history, came up with the idea of starting "The people I talked to said the incidence of first appearance at 9 and at 13 began making □ □ □ tation would be in abeyance until salvaged by Ambruso from Southeastern Equip­ eyes 14 Both sides used long-range the museum in 1981 after acquiring several date rape on college campuses is going up and regular appearances as Cricket whenever Hitler was good and ready, in the ment, an Augusta, Ga., military scrap yard in 41 River island bombers to attack distant military vehicles of his own. 16 up. I was just on a personal appearance in she had time off from school. spring of 1940. 1987. STORYBOOK HOST — Danny Glover will He met museum co-founder John V, Valluzzo, a 42 Raise crops _ ■ Oklahoma where two women told me they had The German Navy, however, industrial centers and Once the vehicles are acquired, restoration 23 “ The audience liked it because they’d never be the host of the third season of Showtime’s 46 Of some poems 18 friends who reported rapes after seeing our was given carte blanche. With the civilian populations. Korean War veteran and avid collector of military begins. seen someone so young grow up on a show "'Storybook Classics,” which premieres 48 Japanese- show. " war against Britain only 10 hours One of the most vehicles, in 1984 and the museum formally Thirty to 40 museum volunteers, mostly 25 before,” said Bell. “ I became a teen model for Tuesday, Sept. 12. The opening show is incorporated in 1985 with Valluzzo’s M-20 American old, the British liner Athenia with numerous was military veterans and history buffs, work on the She said the boyfriend in the show gave the cosmetics company that’s the focus of the “ Thumbelina,” narrated by Kelly McGillis, a armored utility vehicle and one or two other vehicles at Ambruso’s home — the 83-year-old 49 Hornet 27 26 29 1 30 31 former host. Glenn Close is another former 1,400 passengers was torpedoed / the B-17 Flying little indication that he would attack her. show. The children of viewers could watch me -Y.. vehicles. former firehouse in Bridgeport he bought for 52 Pitiful without warning and sunk some Fortress. The U.S. 33 “ He was the handsome All-American boy.” and get tips on makeup. The message was host. The collection, assembled from a mixture of $23,000 in 1983 with the idea that it would serve as a 53 Current unit 200 miles west of Scotland’s built 12,731 B-17. Hebrides Islands. Of the 112 lost, Army surplus stock, private collectors and scrap home for the museum. He decided the single-bay 54 Finally (2 wds ) 36 28 were Americans. yards willing to part with pieces of history, now structure was just too small. 55 Approached has 40 pieces and is worth about $1.8 million, “ Most of them are younger guys who are doing it 40 TV Tonight The Germans denied that their 56 Army group submarines had attacked (it was Bombs- according to Valluzzo, manager at his father’s for preservation of history and a hobby,” Valluzzo later proved they had). They The secret Manhattan Project produced machine-tool company in Bethel. of the museum members. DOWN accused Churchill of putting a the first atomic bomb. Hoping to shorten The 40 vehicles are scattered throughout the Spare parts aren’t as difficult to get as one 49 so 51 6 :0 0 P M CD CB f22 T30 40 News leads to a revealing investigation Yves CB It's a Living his black servant in South Africa. Matthew time bomb aboard to influence the war, President Harry Truman used the southwestern Connecticut, kept in makeshift might think, Ambruso said. Broderick stars as Hally, and Zakes Mokae 1 Reddish brown r§~) Matt Houston Montand, Irene Papas. Jean-Louis Tnntig- (11 USA Tonight British and international public bomb twice against Japan, The A-bombs storage facilities — a former firehouse in Some, including brakes and light bulbs, are nant 1969 re-creates his Broadway role as Sam. (2 2 ______Dinsmore [11; Star Trek (1® 101 Ways to Get Cash From the opinion. Nevertheless, in the first Bridgeport where Ambruso lives and garages in bought at local auto parts stores, he said. Others [57) This Old House (CC) (R) hrs.) (In Stereo) ended the Pacific war - but led to the Cold 3 Serates 18) McMillan and Wife Government Danbury, Bethel, Seymour and Norwalk. are acquired from a network of suppliers that (61) MOVIE: Heart Like a Wheel' The [CNN] Crossfire week of the war, the Germans War arms race between the United States 20 Sledge Hammer! §4) This Old House (CC) (R) Until now, the vehicles have only been reaches from Canada to Georgia. 4 Columnist first woman drag-racing champion is torn [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide sent 11 British ships to the and the Soviet Union. :24 Motorweek (R| between her family and her profession (2® Weekday (H) displayed in holiday parades and at military ’’Although they’re dealing in more modern Wilson (c)1989 bv NEA. Inc 31 [USA] Dragnet bottom. For all of September \ shows. But the museum’s director wanted a place [26' Charlie's Angels Bonnie Bedelia, Beau Bridges, Hoyt Axton (3® M-A-S-H U-boats claimed 26 ships sunk, SOURCES: Rand McNally Encyclopedia ol equipment today, in surplus they still have large 1983 World War II, World Book Encyclopedia (38 WKRP in Cincinnati ®i) Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) 1 :3 0 A M CB The Judge (CC) and German mines took three V where the public could come and view the stocks of World War Il-era parts,” Ambruso said. [A & E ] Durrell in Russia A summer visit [A & E ] Improv Tonite Actor John Matu- vehicles. It took four months for the volunteers, working ,57) World of Survival (R| to the Taimyr peninsula tundra to witness CB Joe Franklin more. szak welcomes some of today's comics “ You have to have a place to display the weekends and holidays, to restore the Hellcat, a [61' Three's Company the fleeting burst of plant and animal life (In Stereo) (jj) USA Tonight Meanwhile, in the United [A8tE] New Wilderness vehicles because that gives you credibility," said 45-year-old American-built tank that has cruising [CNN] PrimeNews [CNN] Moneyline 6® Angie States, Roosevelt sought to move rean proportions. Both rose to from the face of the earth in the CELEBRITY CIPHER Ambruso, who quit his job as a lineman for the speeds of 60 mph. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Hunting Instinct' [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 3® Later W ith Bob Costas his nation out of its isolationist power a day apart in the depths of violence of war, 20 million of them Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Animated Professor Ludwig Von Drake Major Effects Major Effects (Joseph Bot­ Southern New England Telephone Co. in .'Vpril to Each letter m the cipher stands for another Today's clue S equals M (3® Honeymooners stance. He was, he said, ’ ’almost the Depression. The world was in the Soviet Union alone. Of the So far, 19 of the vehicles have been restored to explores different aspects of "hunting ” toms). a hero with special powers, looks at [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire work full time for the museum. working condition, right down to the dashboards, 1961 special effects (60 mm ) [M A X ] MOVIE: Rent-A-Cop' (CC) A [CNN] Newsnight Update literally walking on eggs,” so out of work and out of hope. While 70 million men and women who [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated Motors- The Danbury factory, owned by Valluzzo's gear boxes and gun turrets. YK lAA XIRK ZXK [E S P N ] Derby [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull former police officer becomes the unoffi politically sensitive was the Berliners carted their nearly fought in the various armies, 17 cial protector of a Chicago prostitute ports series father, is only large enough to accommodate a "These guys, they perform miracles,” said [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire issue. worthless Deutsche marks to million were killed. stalked by a killer Burt Reynolds, Liza Min­ [USA] Feather and Father Gang small part of the collection, and the search for a James A. Speraw Jr., a museum technician at MZFKCQZX ZH KCUEFK ZXK [TM C] MOVIE: 'A Handful of Dust' The At stake was the Neutrality market by wheelbarrow, a third And the atomic bomb was born. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Remote Control' A nelli, James Remar 1988 Rated R. larger facility will continue after the museum Fort Meade Military Museum at Fort Meade, collapse of an aristocratic British couple's teen ager uncovers an alien plot to subli- [TM C] MOVIE: 'Positive I.D.' A subu.'- Act. Finally, on Oct. 27, by a 63-30 of America was unemployed, marriage is the focus of this adaptation of 2 :0 0 A M (33 Love Boat opens this fall. SPMLHFZECK HL HZXKFM.' — minally encode a popular videotape with a ban housewife assumes an alter ego in an vote, the Senate repealed the act 400,000 rode the rails. New York Md., who is familiar with the Connecticut Evelyn Waugh's satiric novel James homicidal message Kevin Dillon, Deborah (B Superior Court The museum got a financial boost in January effort to locate and kill the man who raped with the House following. Arms City had a million jobless, 82 museum's collection. “ There’s no way I could do FHWXKLHEWIEAU. Wilby. Kristin Scott-Thomas, Rupert Goodrich 1987 Rated R her Stephanie Rascoe, John Davies, Steve (11) Soloflex Heroes Reactor to restart when it received approval for a $75,000 historic U E W U K Graves 1988 Rated PG were now for sale on a cash-and- breadlines and some 7.000 men one-tenth of what they do. There were a couple 8 :3 0 P M ,22 (30) DiHerent World (CC) Fromholtz 1987 Rated R (2® NVR Showcase asset restoration grant from the state Depart­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION. '‘I don't know the key to success, but the key to [USA] Cartoon Express carry basis, and the first British and boys on the streets, shining WASHINGTON (AP) - The vehicles that they had taken that would have gone failure is trying to please everybody." — Bill Cosby. Jaleesa and Whitley are given the chance [U S A ] M iami Vice An explosion causes 3® Dating Game ment of Economic Development to help restore 6 ;3 0 P M (Dees News (CO (in stereo) to become back-up singers for Gladys Crockett to believe he's his undercover freighters began loading a week shoes for pennies. Department of Energy will re­ to a scrap metal dealer.” Knight (R) (In Stereo) (38) Jeffersons (CC) (1^ 40 ABC News (CC| persona, a murderous drug dealer (60 later. Both leaders pulled their na­ commend restarting the Savan­ 57 Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) min ) (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Just Around the Corner' 20 Too Close for Comfort (CC) A 10-year-old helps her architect While all of this was going on, a tions up out of despair by their nah River tritium-producing [A & E ] W ild World of the East '22 30 NBC News (CC) 1 1 :05PM ' [HBO] MOVIE: 'Best father achieve his dream of a slum clear­ curious and ominous letter bootstraps. Hitler by edict, reactor in July 1990, The Wa­ 24 57 Nightly Business Report 9 :0 0 P M (33 Equalizer (CC) McCall tries Seller' (CC) An author with writer s block ance project. Colorized Shirley Temple. passed the president’s desk, Roosevelt by innovative social shington Post reports. to protect a mystery buff (Maureen Staple- forms an unlikely partnership with a cor­ Joan Davis. Bill Robinson 1938. 38 WKRP in Cincinnati drafted by Leo Szilard, one of the programs. They then led their The report published Thurs­ ton) who IS intent on catching a killer (60 porate hit man whose exploits both fascin [ESPN] SportsLook 61 Love Connection mm ) (R) (In Stereo) ate and repel him James Woods, Brian many displaced scientists who peoples through a cataclysm such day, quoting unnamed govern­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Remote Control' A [A & E ] Profiles Featured Japanese Em­ GD GlO Mission: impossible (CC) The Dennehy, Victoria Tennant 1987 Rated teen-ager uncovers an alien plot to subli- fled Hitler, and signed by as the world had never seen. And ment sources, said the decision to FALL-FASHIONS I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME peror Hirohilo force must stop a computer virus that has R minally encode a popular videotape with a another, Albert Einstein. It told of they would die within 18 days of restart the reactor was made I j by Henri A.-nold and Bob Lee [CNN] Showbiz Today caused a U S submarine to sink. (60 mm ) 1 1 :3 0 P M (33 Tennis: U.S. Open Ten­ homicidal message Kevin Dillon, Deborah advancements in atomic re­ each other in April 1945. after a lengthy safety and techni­ (R) (In Stereo) Unscramble these four Jumbles, [ESPN] SportsLook nis Highlights of today's action (rom Goodrich 1987 Rated R search, of potential explosive The failed German artist, who cal review. The reactor in Aiken, one letter to each square, to form i don't You're i ’ * CB Bonanza Queens, N Y (Taped) approve' just | l| 7 :0 0 P M CB inside Edition A retirement devices of incredible power, each had lived in Viennese flophouses S.C., was closed for safety lour ordinary words. (2^ (30: (CC) Woody writes a song (33 (4® Nightline (CC) 2:1 0 A M [H B O ] Kids in the Hall (CC) jealous III home for cats (In Stereo) capable of destroying a whole and survived on charity soup, reasons a year ago. as a birthday gift for his wealthy girlfriend (93 Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) CB [22' Wheel of Fortune (CC) (R) (In Stereo) shot himself next to his poisoned Tritium, a gas, is used to boost a YOAPS (11) Honeymooners 2 :1 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: Creep city. CB Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) (24) All Creatures Great and Small show' George Romero and Stephen King Roosevelt was slow to under­ mistress-bride in a beseiged weapon’s explosive force. (I® Anushka QD @1) Cheers (CC) (57) Mystery!: Agatha Christie's Miss collaborated on this quintet of terror tales stand the cautious scientific bunker. The jJatrician American The timetable is later than the Mk Marple (CC) Miss Marple becomes suspi­ {22) @® Tonight Show (In Stereo) inspired by the infamous horror comics of SAVE S 50‘ M *A*S*H Part 1 of 2 communication, but when an with withered legs was struck target previously set by the cious when she finds things too perfect at (2® Innovation the '50s Adrienne Barbeau. Hal Holbrook, 24j (57; MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour E G Marshall 1982 Rated R (In Stereo) adviser pointed out that Napoleon down by a massive stroke while Energy Department, but Energy an expensive hotel (60 mm.) Part 1 of 2 ® Your Show of Shows (26) Police Story VAMUE (R) once had turned down Fulton’s waiting to sit for his portrait, Secretary James D. 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Prasso *~" ' " ' ■ day-to-dayday-to-day operator. operator. stppedstpped in, in, the the CHA CHA hadhad eight eight aren’taren’t blaming blaming him him for for the Bernstein in Poland The Associated Press His tactics have included unannounced ’TheThe arrangement arrangement allowed allowed him him executiveexecutive directors directors and and five five problemsproblems that that still still plagiu plague the to begin the clean-sweep plan in chairmen. Bv By 1987. 1987, HUD HUD wa.swas nroiectsprojects” ” WARSAW, Po­ CHICAGO — The tough-talking police sweeps of the projects and searches of September. Security teams and threatening to take over the Lane says the underlying prob­ Unhappy man wants to become woman land (AP) — Com­ new boss of the Chicago Housing many apartments, prompting a lawsuit by the Chicago police swept through agency because of inefficiency lem is breaking the cycle of poser Leonard Authority is determined to drive seven buildings, searching apart­ and mismanagement. poverty. gang members and drug dealers American Civil Liberties Union, Lane’s efforts DEAR READERS: those scientists, physicians and sur­ Bernstein said he is ments for squatters and search­ Back in the 1930s, the CHA had DEAR WONDERING; Probably out of the projects even if it means “Kids have got to see somebody Abby is off on a two- geons whose combined efforts have deeply moved to be may rankle some tenants, but they yielded a ing dresser drawers and closets leading national reformers at the because there's not much left under stepping on the toes of some of the for drugs and guns. get up and go to work rather than week vacation, but she made sex-change operations possible in Poland in the helm, and it was smooth sailing the old one. tenants and upsetting some civil 13-p erce n t drop in the crim e rate over the final “It’s a very gray area here sitting around waiting for the left behind some of her do so with God’s guidance. For in wake of the contin­ into the 1950s, Orfield says. But in libertarians. having police do these searches, welfare check,’’ he says. “Kids favorite letters taken formation about sex-reassignment uing politicai tran- seven months of 1988. the 1960s, unrest began and the DEAR ABBY: I saw a man on the because they had no warrants.” have got to have role models from her best-selling Dear Abby surgery and related problems, in­ sition toward “It’s like squeezing an orange, a properties began to be dead-end commuter train reading a book titled 1 says Gwen Osborne, spokeswo­ other than the drug dealer or the book, ‘‘The Best of Dear quire at the nearest medical school democracy. door-to-door squeeze,’’says Vince housing rather than a stepping- Abigail Van Buren ‘‘Dear Abby,” and he sure seemed to “I feel in Poiand Lane, who last year took over as man for the ACLU in Chicago. stone to middle-class. pimp or the gang leader." abby.” that has a human sexuality program. still far from perfect, say Woods housing, and those unorthodox be enjoying it. I suppose you wrote it. a very great fu­ chairman of the CHA, whose 18 The ACLU filed a class-action The agency became crippled by He wants changes in the u methods get people’s attention,” Tsa Please send me the book, and if it's ture,” he said. complexes are home to 150,000 and his friends. “We need a new suit on behalf of tenants, chal­ DEAR ABBY: I am a DEAfl ABBY: Three years ago, my says Gertrude Jordan, regional patronage jobs and contracts, federally regulated residency any good I'll send you a check. Bernstein, 71, people. playground with some basketball lenging the searches on grounds and gross mismanagement, Or­ requirements and rent policies 23-year-old male nurse. 58-year-old husband had a brief affair rims,” he says. director of HUD, which funds the RUSSELL will recite lines “I want them out. I want to keep that they violated Fourth Amend­ field says. that keep people of the same I love sports and excel with his secretary. It was no secret, Lane would like to see that major share of CHA’s $150 million from W.H, Auden’s them out.” ment protection against unwar­ “Lane came in at a time when income level in the same build­ in track. I was saved by the grace of the law? I will go anywhere. I’d rather and all the tongues in this little town happen, with a plan that comes annual budget. were wagging a mile a minute. DEAR RUSSELL: Send me the poem,* “September His tactics have included unan­ ranted searches and seizures and the CHA had enormous problems ings. By allowing middle-class Jesus Christ two years ago. I read the be dead than continue living like this. check, and if it's any good I'll send you from childhood memories. In the Bible daily and sing in the gospel Once I found a motel key in his coat 1, 1939,” ’ at the nounced police sweeps of the But Lane says he is frustrated First Amendment rights of free­ and a record of very poor families to live in some buildings. Abby, if the Lord really loves me. the book. 1950s, he lived across the street dom of association, she said. choir. pocket, and he had the gall to tell me start of a concert projects and searches of many by a lack of money and the leadership that went back for Lane thinks working people will why did he give me a man’s body when on Friday to com­ apartments, prompting a lawsuit from a housing project on Chica­ “What we’re saying is people many years,’’ Orfield says. “He’s inspire kids to stay in school and that he got tired of driving so he go’s South Side. quagmire of bureaucracy he Even though I am a born-again I feel and think like a woman? I have DEAR ABBY: I just found out I‘m memorate the 50th by the American Civil Liberties who live in public housing have such a refreshing change, people out of trouble. checked into this motel to take a little “They had neat, nice basketball needs to wade through to get it. Christian, I am miserable. All my life been this way all my life. Please help pregnant. Will you please send me a anniversary of the Union. Although he has managed to add the same rights as people who live I have wanted to be a woman. I would me! nap. (Three miles from home!) courts, swimming pools, the Well, last year he had an operation booklet on how to have a lovely outbreak of Worid Leonard Bernstein Lane’s efforts may rankle some $8 million to this year’s budget, he in private housing,” Ms. Osborne love to be on the U.S. Women’s SAVED BY DIFFERENT wedding? whole bit,” he says. “It was far says. that left him practically impotent, War II. It will be tenants, but they yielded a estimates it would take $740 Olympic Track Team. I can cook, sew EXPECTING transmitted live to more than 20 countries. 13-percent drop in the crime rate preferable to where I lived.” A settlement between the CHA BETTY-JANE TURNER DEAR SAVED: The Lord created and since then I couldn’t ask for a Swimming pools might be million to bring CHA’s buildings and type. I have never cared anything all of us, and why he made you Among the other internationai performers to over the final seven months of up to par. and ACLU prohibits police from about mechanics, engineering, or any more devoted husband. He phones me pushing it, he says. But his School of Dance ’’different” I do not know. Nature if he knows he’s going to be half an . participate in the concert; actress Liv 1988. searching personal property and of the so-called masculine careers. I Ullmann, soprano Barbara Hendricks and Lane, 47, has a master’s degree realistic programs call for grass Ultimately, what happens in entitles the tenants to two days’ sometimes makes biological blund­ hour late. He buys me presents, sends "How to Write Letters tor All Occasions” instead of mud-caked lawns, the CHA depends on what 40 Oak Street hate hunting and fishing. I could never ers, as is the case when one’s body provides sample letters of congratulations, Poiand’s most famous contemporary com­ in business administration from notice before inspection unless kill a living thing. me flowers, and even take me on thank-yous, condolences, resumes and busi­ flowers instead of weeds and happens in Washington, Orfield does not conform with his (or her) ness letters — even how to write a love letter I poser, Krzystof Penderecki the University of Chicago. He the CHA determines an imme­ Abby, this secret desire to be a business trips, which he never did resident programs instead of says. Manchester, CT natural feelings. You are not alone. before. It also Includes how to properly address The concert will be held in Warsaw’s Grand drinks herbal tea for lunch and diate threat to a building. But woman is about to destroy me. I am clergymen, government officials, degnltar- Theater where Bernstein held a news confer­ gang activity. Much of those under that gray area of the V Don’t feet guilty. One cannot help Of course. I’m enjoying all this, but les, widows and others. To order, send your reads Lee lacocca books in his “Jack Kemp wants to pretend not a homosexual, but I’d give programs is to come from agreement, the CHA can define a 6 4 9 -0 2 5 6 what he feels. why in your opinion has my husband name and address, plus check or money ence Wednesday. spare time. housing problems can be solved anything to have a sex-change opera­ order for S2.89 to: Abby's Letter Booklet, “Today, like 30 years ago when I was here for resident-organized groups finan­ threat as the daily living condi­ I believe that knowledge, skill and suddenly turned over a new leaf? P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. A divorced former developer by good will and enthusiasm at tion. Where is this done? Is it against the first time, I feei deeply moved by the visit to and entrepreneur. Lane is accus­ cially independent of the housing tions at the projects. talent are divinely inspired, and that WONDERING (Postage Is Included.) authority. the local level, but you need Pre-School Classes Poland,” he said. Part of the Bernstein family tomed to getting his way and Deputy Superintendent Ru­ “Right now, gangs are the only money to solve the basic prob­ These elasses are designed to came from a village very near present-day considers himself anything but a dolph Nimocks, head of the OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Sett, Ph D. organized activity for young lems,” he says. “My feeling is establish in the three and four year Poland, he said. civil servant. His supporters call that if Lane doesn’t get some Chicago police investigative ser­ people,” he says. “When resi­ old a sense of rhythm, build belter Asked to comment on the anti-war nature of that an asset. His critics call it a support on a serious level from vices bureau, says Lane’s aggres­ dents are able to not worry about coordination, establish right and A tire is a tire — or is it? the concert, Bernstein replied: “I have long detriment. Washington, his enthusiasm will sive attack on gangs and drug staying alive, they will actively left dirertionability and improve felt war is obsolete. It is stupid and “I think some of the things he’s deteriorate.” dealers was responsible for much old-fashioned. As a Jewish person I have a very participatein anyotheractivityof of the crime rate decline last gross motor skills. Through ages done have been questionable a normal community.” Much of Lane’s ability to get strong feeling about the need for peaceful legally, but they’ve been under­ year. four and five, a voiingster’s play is Shop around, get best price understanding.” Jack Kemp, secretary of (he things done comes from his still a major channel for exploring, standable — in dealing with the U.S. Department of Housing and consolidation of power. Since “Vince Lane’s activism has social decay, the frustration of practicing and consolidating new Urban Development, has called previous CHA chairmen had helped quite a bit,” Nimocks knowledge. Danee class can Bv Peter Bohn tenants,” says Gary Orfield, and broadsiding another car. Hefners expecting Lane’s plans a model for the found policies blocked by infight­ says. “ With Vince Lane, we have provide part of the variety of professor of public policy at the a stronger day-to-day relation­ The second letter shows the nation. But praise is more forth­ ing and obstinance on the hou.sing My m om m y’ll taking me to stimuli necessarily needed, at this Time to look into the ’ole Keeping Your LOS ANGELES (AP) — Playboy founder University of Chicago. “It’s a lot board. Lane said he would not ship with the CHA. I talk to him tire’s resistance to heat build up. coming than money. Dancing School th it year. stage of development. mailbag: Hugh Hefner and his new wife, Kimberley better than doing nothing.” ‘’He has a lot of ways and ideas take the job unless he was almost every day.’’ Car Alive Tires that generate too much heat For example, at Rockwell are more likely to blow out at high Conrad, are expecting a child in April, a that are not orthodox for public chairman of the board and the In the five years before Lane DEAR MR. BOHR; Please spokesman says. Gardens — the most dangerous speeds. A is cool and C isn’t. CHA development where eight in recommend tires for my 1985 the wider, low-aspect tires, how­ If you’re a frugal sort and want Hefner, 63, had hinted recently that he and his bride were going to have a child. 100 residents were reported Plymouth Reliant. The car has ever. They’re often more expen­ tires that last a long time, then OP MANCHE8TEK 40,000 miles on it, and I just spend sive, and they tend to ride a little “If anybody wants to know what we did on robbed, raped, assaulted or mur­ you should pay attention to the dered in 1987 — the crime rate % CALDOR SMOPPiNO PLAZA $300 for new shocks and an harsher. High-performance tires UTQG ratings. But keep in mind our honeymoon, they’ll find out in April,” NEWHOUitS: alignment. The tires that came use soft, sticky tread compounds Hefner said, according to Playboy spokesman dropped 32 percent. LrU MON. A tV E6., M AM to « PMJ that every tire is a compromise, Wei>.r8;l..llAM$«*PM with the car are cupped, and need that grip the ro.id like a wad of Bill Farley. Ironically, Lane says, the over­ BEWARE OF [kSilMr and a tire with a 200 or 300 BAT., MAMUitPM O F L U O E R N E replacement. chewing gum. But they also wear Hefner and the 26-year-old former Playmate all crime statistics rose as people treadwear rating probably won’t became less afraid to report BUM.. It MS PM out faster. corner or stop as well as one with of the Year were married July 1. Hefner has two children from a previous enmesandasgangs, pushedoutof In 1511 HUO-E BONES WET^E EXCfiMfiiTEV NEfiiR DEAR G.M.: Besides figuring Which brings us to somehandy- a lower rating. marriage: daughter Christie, the head of their territories by the sweeps, LUCE-RNE, SWITZERLAND. VR. FELIX PLATTER, A out incorrie taxes and the instruc­ dandy rating systems for tires. tions for a new VCR, few tasks in You’ll often see an S, H, V orsome Besides, maintenance is the Playboy Enterprises, and son David. went to battle rivals for control of Clip this valuable coupon PHONEY DISCOUNTS PHYSICIAN, IDENTIFIED THEF\ /^S THE BONES OF A life are more confounding than real key to long tire life. When remaining domains. IHUFV^N&IANTOVERl? FEET TALL.THE other letter next to the R in a tire’s buying a car tires. size — i.e., P175/80SR13. The S breaking in a set of new tires, Despite the improvements at Some places offer employee, or corporate discounts. ■ PEOPLE PUT THEF\ ON DISPLAY IN THE TOWN during the first 100 miles don’t Tina turns it down Rockwell, livingthereisnopicnic. But these discounts are on inflated prices. HALL AND THE "OIANT OF LUCERNE' BECAtAE A Let’s start with the size. When means the tire is rated for speed your Plymouth left the factory. up to 130, and a V is for speeds load up the car with passengers “It’s kind of tough,” says Please shop and compare. If you do, you'll see fawkous to u r ist a t t r a c t io n , tw o c en tu r ies HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. (AP) - The high Mr. lacocca shods its wheels with over 130 mph. and keep to speed under 60 mph. Antonio Woods, 14, as he and a the best value is at Fashion Opticians. No phoney discounts here. LATER THEY WERE IDENTIFIED AS THE BONES OF i heels are there, as are the short skirt and the either P175/80R13 or P185/70R14 Then rotate the tires every group of youngsters cruised the TAKE AN ICE ACE A\AA\A\OTHf Yes, I know that when you take wild hair. 20% OFF Just honest value. © 2,000-5,000 miles. Invest five project grounds one afternoon. OFE Ifif tires. your Reliant to the grocery you Singer Tina Turner of high-energy rock ’n’ Now what does that gibberish rarely drive 112 mph. let alone bucks in a tire gauge and check ’’You don’t know what’s going to the pressures every couple of roll fame takes over center stage for happen. You don’t know who mean? Well, the P says it’s a 130. But the speed ratings are Plymouth’s new advertising campaign with an any one item passenger-car tire. The 175 or 185 relevant because they reflect a weeks. And as you discovered, comes up to you.” poor alignment and poor shock uncharacteristically subdued performance. Woods lives in a Rockwell is the tire’s width in millimeters tire’s handling, traction and heat She talks in a straight-forward manner about from sidewall to sidewall.The 80 resistance characteristics. A V- absorbers can ruin tires; watch building recently sand-blasted to w/one markdown EYE EXAMS VALUE LINE for uneven tire wear patterns that Plymouth Acclaim, Laser and Sundance cars remove graffiti and secured by or 70 indicates the tire’s ’’aspect rated tire would be overkill or and the Voyager minivan. ratio” — the width of the sidewall your Plymouth, but an H-rated might indicate a suspension door monitors who check the ARE STILL OF Dr. Gott problem. She ends each spot with a soft-spoken identification cards of anyone New Fail Merchandise from the ground to the wheel rim. tire, especially if you do a lot of “That’s right, Piymouth.” ROUTE 83 fHAZA Hr*. n'-,t entering the building. When Lane JUST 70 EAST CENTER STREET » EYEGLASSES Peter Gott, M.D. The R means it’s a radial tire, and highway driving, is appropriate. In sum, I would recommend a But Turner fans expecting her throaty, the 13 or 14 means the tire fits a Then there’s the Uniform Tire visited the building recently, Arriving Daiiy $49 /PER PAIR set of P185/70HR13 (or 14, de­ hard-driving singing are going to be disap­ some residents shouted “Stop the $30 Tues Wed Eft 10-6 Ttiu’"-ciiV, u; m / ■ i.i, u wheel that’s either 13 or 14 inches Quality Grading, or UTQG. You’ll pending on the size of your car’s pointed. In none of the commercials does she lockdown” as he passed by. in diameter. see this rating on a tire’s sidewall wheels) tires with a UTQG of sing a note. Does not apply to: You have some leeway with the as a number followed by two “It’s like jail,” Woods says, 150BB or better. That would give The voices of actors Christopher Plummer acknowledging his ambivalence previous sales, width and the aspect ratio, though letters — 160AA, for instance. The you a combination of decent and Peter Strauss, a reappearance by Lee not with the diameter. So if the higher the number, the number, toward the arrangement. ultra suedes & layaways. handling and braking character­ lacocca and the absence of actor Ricardo Random shootings on the play­ original tires are P175/80R13, you the longer the expected tread life. istics with good tread wear. Just Montalban extolling “rich Corinthian leather” could buy P185/70R13 tires. In A 100 is average, while the tread ground have stopped, but life is Expires Sunday 9/3 shop around for tires with those also are highlights of Chrysler Corp.’s 1990 1 Just bring in this coupon, and get Genetic factors fact, if you want better cornering on a tire with a 300 would just specifications and buy the brand advertising campaign, unveiled Wednesday. and faster response in emergency about last forever. with the best price. Chrysler formally introduces its 1990 cars MONTGOMERY WARD TAPPAN HAVING DIFEICULTY FIN DING A PART? GE BRADFORD WESTINQHOUSE maneuvers, you should buy these The first letter grades the tire’s and trucks Sept. 18-19, and as part of the $10 OFF affect weight wider, lower aspect-ratio tires. stopping ability on a wet surface. m \ WE REPAIR corporate advertising, lacocca will appear FACTORY any pair of glasses except Sports cars now days have tires An A is best, while a C means you Peter Bohr is a syndicated again in a commercial, airing Sept. 5. It will be ALL MAJOR AUTHORIZED APPLIANCES The Value Line with aspect ratios as low as 50. might possibly stop before ca­ coiumnist and a contributing lacocca’s 58th for Chrysler. SERVICE There are some penalties with reening through the intersection editor to Road & Track magazine. 11 INCLUDING: DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m interested in maintaining • STOVI S Coupon Must Be Presented When Ordering my present weight. I’ve been told to calculate Whirlpool • K! I KKil.WArORS • DlbHWASMl KS calorie intake by taking my age, subtracting 18 and Forbes is stumped KITCHINAIDI. • TKASM COMPACTORS multiply by 20. The total is subtracted from 2,100 to ROPER BATH, Maine (AP) — Muitimillionaire •SOON TO CARRY VACUMN PARTS • MICROWAVES SUnZERO determine the total calories to be consumed daily pubiisher Malcoim S. Forbes is stumped. He’s • AIR CONDITIONING & MORE without weight gain. Is this correct? All about those $25,000 autos ! . lERMADOR MAJOR APPLIANCE PARTS INC. W* Corry. unsure how to ceiebrate his 71st birthday next WASTE KING year. REPAIR SERVICE A1\D INSTALLATIO.\S • Gas Gull Parl$ DEAR READER: Many schemes like the one you By the Editors SPEED QUEEN 0 Dryer Vpnhntj Supplies “We’re busy reeovering from the last one,” MIEEE' 652 Center Street • Drip I’ahY * describe have been published to calculate proper of Consumer Reports Forbes said Wednesday of the extravagant • l( e Maker Kit» calories intake. They all have at least two failings. Consumer Reports bash earlier this month in Tangier, Morocco, 649-8082 • MANCHESTER • Kdh^e, Dryer atx) A C Cord> F'irst, the calculations are based on someone Mention Toyota or Nissan and most people still with 700 of his rich and famous friends. Wt* A( ft'pi else’s idea of ’’ideal” weight. This may not be think Corolla or Sentra. But not for long. The After getting off his 151-foot yacht. High­ Mo!»t<*rC*ud appropriate for everyone. For example, you may be Japanese automakers are steadily shifting their .mu) $10.00 OFF* 10% OFF lander, and anchoring it in the Kennebec ASK ABOUT V isa SERVICE CALL OR PARTS short and muscular or tall and slender. Depending operations to upscale markets, where profits are group. The tested L version with leather trim listed River, Forbes came to shore wearing a pink OUR on your body-build, you may need more — or fewer fatter. for $28,215, including automatic transmission and shirt and cranberry-colored pants for a tour of Will) This AH ‘ Mon En (Tnly • I tmiled To C)ne Couium Per Houst:luild SI KViri CONTRACIS — calories to maintain your weight. Competing in the relatively rarefied $20,000- destination charge Standard equipment includes the Maine Maritime Museum. Forbes takes a VYHIRLPOOL KITCHEN AID HOTPOINT KELVINATOR CALORIC MAGIC CHEF SPEED QUEEN To a large degree, our body weights depend on our $30,000 price bracket are the Acura Legend (made two important safety features: antilock brakes and voyage to Maine every summer. inherited, genetic makeup. You and I could weigh by Honda), the Mazda 929, the Nissan Maxima and a driver’s air bag. the auto engineers recommend “We always stop in Camden for lunch and we GRAND OPENING SUN. SEPT. 17th the same but, because ofour genetic inheritance, we the L version with cloth upholstery, which lists for always wander the Maine coast before Labor might burn calories (or store them as fat) at the Toyota Cressida. recently. Consumer Reports’ auto engineers road-tested one of each. $1,220 less. (Antilock brakes aren’t available in the Day,” Forbes said. “It’s a state of mind, the different rates. Therefore, on the same calorie basic version.) state of Maine. Everybody likes to come here. ’ ’ regimen, you would gain and I would lose — or vice Cars selling for that kind of money should have Asked about his relationship with actress versa. state-of-the-art engineering and extensive standard The Mazda 929 had the best seating package and Elizabeth Taylor, Forbes said the two are 1 Second, calculations do not take into account equipment. And these cars don’t disappoint. They the largest trunk in the group — pluses worth noting “good friends, and we’re not going to physical activity. Take two people with the same boast features such as antilock brakes, air bags, if you often carry more than one passenger. Its jeopardize it by getting married.” weight, similar genes and identical calorie intake. automatic safety belts and electronically adjusta­ JEii JACOBI suspension is skewed more toward luxury than One is a trained athlete, the other is sedentary. ble suspension. performance. The ride was exceptional, especially Obviously, the active person will require more But technology and luxury aside, it’s size that sets on relatively good roads, but high-speed handling calories to maintain weight than will the inactive wasn’t as precise as that of the other cars. Antilock individual. these models apart from the more familiar Japanese imports. Their interior width and legth brakes are available for $1,130 extra. Skip the Our Language Because of variations in genetically determined automatic-adjusting suspension ($350) the testers metabolism and activity levels, calculating calories put them in the category of medium-sized, a INC classification that until recently was the sole don’t think it does anything for you. And skip the FLEA MARKET is an inaccurate way to control weight. domain of domestic cars and a few European cars. leather seats ($880), which are less comfortable Mope sulks or feels sad and dejected. Even if you I’ve found an easier, more useful way. If you than cloth; then you won’t need the Cold Package have misused this verb, you should try not to mcipe. weigh yourself weekly and adjust your calorie Front-wheel drive was supposed to be the end-all ($250) that heats the seats. Such selectiveness Expulsion refers to forcing out or expelling. Expel - FORMERLY THE ENFIELD FLEA MARKET - intake accordingly, you should be able to achieve in design efficiency. But two models in this group, brings the Mazda’s list price down to $23,224, any doubts about this noun by remembering the and maintain the weight you wish. For instance, if the Mazda 929 and the Toyota Cressida, have including destination charge. expulsion is related to expel. 161 WOODFORD AVENUE • PLAINVILLE, CT you start off 10 pounds heavier than you want to be, rear-wheel drive. Considering that front-wheel reduce calories by eating less starch and fat and drive is reputed to allow more room for passengers As impressive as the Nissan Maxima GXE was, QUESTION: I’ ve often heard the expression ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES • NEW MERCHANDISE omitting alcohol and sugar. and luggage from the same exterior package, it’s the testers prefer the SE version, which doesn’t “There but for the grace of God go I.” I know the When you reach your desired weight, relax the noteworthy that the Mazda offers the most have the electronically adjustable suspension and verb in that saying is go. but which word is the BASEBALL CARDS • RESTAURANT ON PREMISES restrictions. Adjust every week. Anticipate holi­ comfortable and spacious seating and the largest the extravagant light show in the dash. The GXE’s subject — there? FREE PARKING FOR 600 CARS • ADMISSION 50h'inr>pchance to to travel travel to to bigger bigger ci cities, “ What we hope is that we’ re After 67 interviews in 56 days, Now and then he jiggles his legs. can forget, although “it is hard to and the distances are among the Bv Nancy ShoHns luckier than that. We hope his he is tired of performing, tired of m m numbers locked in his memory. The Associated Press “ There's something about the willfully forget numbers” Ran­ being asked if he could memorize dom numbers memorized one memory serves as a magnifying 1,361 miles to New York, 1,294 to way the numbers sound, ” he a phone book like Dustin Hoffman session come flooding back dur­ glass to show us how ordinary Washington; 498 to Dallas: 114 to M ANHATTAN. Kan. - It's says. “ It’s not the way they look, in “ Rain Man," tired of explain­ ing another. Keeping the sequen­ memory works. That will depend Kansas City. only fitting that Rajan's story it's the way they sound” ing he’s not an idiot savant, ces straight requires discipline if we’re clever enough and lucky There are other international begin with a number: MYX168S. For example, Rajan finds the Rajan’s growing celebrity is and concentration. enough to do the right tests. There .students at KSU, but most are the number that started it all. numbers in pi from the 2,901th to evident as he lopes along the These are tedious tests. This are a jillion tests. ” men and it isn’t male company MYX554 was the license plate 3.000th places — wooded paths of the campus, a month’s test records ability to As random numbers rush past, he longs for as he trudges back on the second car that pulled up to 81911979399.520614196 and so on — solitary figure deep in thought, recall random digits that appear Rajan sometimes makes fleeting and forth between the campus the house in Mangalore. India, particularly melodic. The series reed-tliin with dark eyes darting one per second on the screen. Ten associations with formulas and his bachelor apartment. He where his parents were having a between 3,701 to 3,800 — begin­ restlessly beneath inky curls. He is extraordinary: most people learned in physics, chemistry or shares it with another Indian party. MYX558 was the third. ning 2332609729 — is “ very shrugs off his reverie and re­ remember about seven. Rajan math, with distances between student, who’s usually at his Some other 5-year-old might jarring” sponds jovially each time a cities, with zip codes or historic girlfriend’s. “ I’m an incredibly have sung a song or passed hors “ Just as you can’t describe how has recalled 64. student approaches to comment His is not a photographic dates. Now and then, he chuckles d'oeuvres to show off to the you remember your phone on this TV appearance or that lonely guy,” Rajan says. memory but a highly structured softly at some private numerical It’s hard to tell at Fast Eddy s, grownups: Rajan Srinivasen Ma- number, neither can Rajan des­ magazine article. system of some sort, Thompson joke. As the computer spits out the pool hall, where he seems to hadevan recited the license cribe the process by which he He chose Kansas State for its says. “ Rajan has pi stored in a 1,8,6,5, he murmurs “ Lincoln, ” greet everyone. For 20 joyful plates of all 40 cars in the order in remembers pi,” says Thompson, psychology department as well as very systematic way in his who was assassinated that year. minutes, he stretches gracefully which they’d been parked. who has been trying since Janu­ its generous financial aid, never Such connections don’t help over a table in the corner. His That was the fir.st anyone knew ary to figure it out, along with brain .” imagining how lonely — how As photocopied from a text­ him remember, he says. They’re lanky arms send balls crashing as of Rajan Mahadevan's astonish­ Jerome Frieman, an animal incongruous — he might feel in a book, the numbers are organized merely random thoughts that flit Dave Jenson watches ing memory. Twenty-seven years behaviorist. and Thaddeus Co­ small town in Kansas, no matter in blocks of a thousand, with five through his mind, small points of later, millions know of it. and wan, a cognitive psychologist. how friendly the town. approvingly. blocks to a page. “ We’ll say. interest along the infinite journey The regulars know all about there are days when he wishes he “ The first time we tested him, “ There are far fewer distrac­ ‘Give us the 18,336th digit of pi.’ “ through the decimal expansion of Rajan’s memory but “ we try not had sung a song or passed hors we said. ‘Oh my G od!’’ ’ Thomp­ tions at KSU than at a UCLA or a The time it takes Rajan to search pi. to talk about it,” says Jenson, the d’oeuvres. son thinks Rajan may have the Columbia, ” he says philosophi his memory for the right thou­ With testing over for another A memory that can hold fast to most remarkable numerical me­ But he never misses a owner’s son. sand block, then the right day, Rajan would much rather 31,811 random numbers yet per­ mory known to science since “ S, ” hundred, and finally, to pinpoint discuss something else — his sistently misplace keys is a a patient immortalized in clinical the number, hints at how these talent for languages, artwork or curious thing, a wondrous oddity literature by A.R. Luria, the ROBERT J. SMITH, me. storage and retrieval processes cooking. A man is more than his that can bring opportunity, fame Soviet psychologist who studied memory, no matter how good it — perhaps even immortality — to him for nearly 30 years. work. So does the occasional error. is. Robert J. Smith, Inc INSURANSNIITHS SINCE its owner. “ S ’ was S.'V. Shereshevskii, a “ If he makes a mistake, without “ Thirty years from now. I want INSURANSMmtS But what of the other things a Soviet newspaper reporter whose fail he’ll be in exactly the right to see myself as well-rounded. I man has — humor, creativity, memory was discovered during 1914 spot but a thousand digits off. Or, want to learn more languages, to intellect? “ This damn thing over­ the mid-1920s by an editor infur­ he’ll be in the right spot, only learn musical instruments, to powers everything else, to a iated by his failure to take notes. 10,000 digits off” Right position. become as accomplished as pos­ point,’ ’ Rajan says. “ S” didn’t need to: he recalled Wrong page. sible. One way to grow as a 649-5241 As a child, he says in the fluid, everything he'd ever seen or A three-year National Insti­ human being is to develop your accented English he was raised heard. 65 E. Center Street tutes of Health grant pays for the potential and expand mentally, with, “ I used to be so lost in my What he couldn’t do was forget. Manchester, CT. research and for Rajan s work then to help others develop as own thoughts, I would talk to Ultimately, unable to distinguish toward a master’s degree in w ell” myself. It was hard to fit in. Other between conversations he’d physiological psychology. “ I kids didn’t know what to make of heard five minutes or five years before, “ S ” wound up in an want to know what neurons, what me.’’ neurochemicals, are responsible Rajan’s memory was not unex­ asylum. PROGRESSIVE pected. “ It’s like John Lennon’s Rajan’s memory is exceptional for memory” The entire project “ could be son and music,” he says. His only for numbers. In all other interesting and fun and yet not NURSERY SCHOOL father, a prominent surgeon, areas — names, faces, words — it tell us a thing," Thompson says. knows all 2,156 lines of William is average. And unlike “ S. he t h e ^ has limited Shakespeare’s 154 sonnets. 25,000 PRICED VOLUMES, ALL SUBJECTS Children s “ I was expected to make it big openings for three in life. But my academic career Art Place, irK. Humor Used Rare, Out-Of-Prinl... Sold & Bought DAY CARE AND NURSERY SCHOOL or was like the drawing of a Music mountain range.” Women four year olds. 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